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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-17

KoTZEBUE sOUND-we Eill furnish
furnish boat free for every four pAssen-
gers, berth and meals and transporta-
ton to Kotxebue sound on the hand
some new schooner john A. Campbell.
ard shelter on shore st . total cost OF
SEQ Very best accommodations; no
erowding: number Of passengers hmiteo.
For further particulars call at our OF
fee. Seafsie-Aizska Company. room IL
Colonial block. next 10 postonice.
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NOTICE OF AsSEsSMlr ROII~-No-
tice OF Assessment Reof Local I'm.
provement District NOS, for the im-
provement of First Av1e, In the City
OF Seattle. under Ordlnce No. I'm
and hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby giveu1Rt the asae1e-
ment roll of Local Impement District
No. 14S. for the tmpTQneut OF Flrse
Avenue, under Ortiinah3 No. 4.7D, hAo
been reported by the lard OF Public
Works To the City Court OF the City %
Seattle. and Is now onA In the Office
OF the City Comptroller ex-ofiicio City
Clerk. and the same Is 4 open fer pub
lie inspection at said ofll4nd viii. remain
open for inspection unt1onday, the md
dav Of May, 1898. at Sock p. m, and
all persons interested a&ereby required
TO appear before the Council at ,
session thereof to be h2 In the Council
Chamber in the City 2 on said md
make objections theret4At said time 70
fixed the City Counciit. consider any
and oil objections maQdnd will mako
such corrections In sa4oll az Il deems
just. and win then by finance approve
thereof against each frei and lot OF
land shown In said rdhnd declare the
same \ FIRST lien the4s Said matter
may Is a1tcs.rned to later date X -
ordered by the CITY VIII GGM1I. PARRY.
City Comptroller and 1liicio City Clerk
OF the City OF Seal
Date OF first publ.caA April Is. 1898
IMPOUNDED sTOCE6OTI.E-The fol.
lowing described callaced in the city
pound, April 3. 1898, be sold at pub
lie auction to the thest bidder for
cash In hand, to paXst OF impound!ng
and advertising, Al Is, 1888. at 10
O'Clock a. M, at the4nt door OF police
headquarters. cornefhird avenue ana
Yesler way.
One black and whit5h!f. year old.
The owner OF the we described cali
G. s. REI Chief OF Police.
Date of first publican, April ID. l@6.
IMPOtTNDED STOCEOTICE-The fol.
towing described capiaced In the city
pound, April Q. ts9slll be sold at pub
lie auction 10 thAghest bidder for
cash In hand. 10 palpst of impounding
and advertising. 81 q. 1895. al 10
O'Clock a. M, at thfont door Of police
headquarters. cornNnird avenue ana
Yesler way:
One red and whit0R, year old.
The owner OF thelDye described calK
being unknown to vi
c. s. RI. Chief Of Police.
Date OF first pubiieon. April ID. iss
IMPOUNDED STOGNOTIcEs-.The fol-
lowing described ii placed In the city
pound, april 2, 1sg4ili be sold at pub
lie. auction to thAighess bidder for
cash in hand. &c prost OF impound!n3
and advertising. gil q. 1895. ~ -
O'Clock a. m. at ttront door OF police
headquarters. corr Third avenue ana
One red and whl,41f. years old. :.
The owner of thbove described ean
being unknown TO {
Date OF FIRST pubI1on. April y. ls&.
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iscted. toeetner with such addI>nnl
20 Be charged ard collected ON oshssSs.
linQuent taxes. each lot or parcel 49,
linQuent shall be sold for the amos "A
such assessment. with interest 49,
costo At the time and in the mannsanS
are sold for city taxes
A. III. FOOL
City Treasurer of the City Of S.ti>
Date OF first publication. Seattle. -
April nth. 1898.
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- aAI3-o1AN 0D4A4A
) ana : cossaisi saeek =
orronrrErTY-
1Daaoo One o. ths best vaeant lots % -
/ 49, fins invsstms.t. csoss IN. psyt.g
z per cent. net; suisdinss modern and in
go: "a. ana |. v..,-ss...s s.. u!u !,
% ssss, - over s.sryiAias.
sAHoArs IN tn.
Qsn-A ians corner. - fest Square; =
Sc. scsss: sn e. Z. w ~ e sssr iis sn
go invssusats. 2 5
$3.50 Ans sevss.sesn strictly assssrn
w,f16-V1no corner lot. eoxl5o feet. and .
9eed e-eosm nedssn house: brick fosans
essicn; xiaassnssa ,s svsnns. RAMON n'i' :
o.Ns-A 6ne Groom modsSn hsuse. nean.
ftful location. commanding unohetFnseed
yisw q 4ound. city and mcsnsainss ~
sspTsd: Sss S1 room : ii axlo let: saiy
= minuts9 walk ssom Dastsaaes: I've or
= 0po1 six-roem houe and barn: gsed
1oundAtlcu; On Twentisth Avenue. b.
sssn Sass nsssGs ana = ~; 81! Pm il%...
954ded street: near car t;nss: Iwenty-
0alrd avenue.
- 5SSe a s,sso c.l sG nn. lots q ssff'ss;
! 4 q $50 q
GREAT BARGAINS.
ss;Irsss: - ses @'' snaS Sr p sos so g
bliidlug. A0iry, cider mill. etc.
~ g sssSs se &C., sass n ass.s sg csa. o
oee - aores. All under cultivation: good
euiAsnes: gIsenhouss; watsr plpsd Into
ss ess1 s;ees ssais s slsss sa''sa' noe W.
IT
o1soe- = Ds, goziD anA saz1as. sveriookins
lAte w4ahington; % car nns; strsst
49, lsss a. risSs d he town q sress-
3 0lst1e foel g cosnsr1 " jaI ecToss tha
So i ma ie q. one whole SiocI laval,
enS sisw. closs 70 car Inns: good. level
nSSM % = & tSs Sssss ,oss On ras.,sr svs-
nps. 1xiee lei. ccsamsndiag the bsse
xtew of Lake Washington q any lct n
e c,sy. 80. =. =. .,.,..-.A -.
81 sssss < 1sSissa: ,:sy ss9se. -.
-yins corner q EisAsssnsh avenue. !
hleeln neFth e Madison. ozo lest: sls-
! uS-Twc line lots. corner. everiooksne
Lax Waahlngton. on AAdrouk or line.
!ies building lots. teziek nssr Madi-
8
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LEGAL NOTICES.

-
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State OF Washington for King county In
the matter os the estate OF Henry l.. Yes
isr deceased No. lSss Notice O. ad-
;earnmsas af administrators sale.
Notice Is hereby gwen thar TIRE adrnin.s-
traitors sale of certain real property be-
longing 90 :he said estate. heretofore asayer-
,ised 10 take place OF April Sth issN. has
been adjourned until the 18th day OF Apr.i.
lss>. 1T II O'clock a IA The sac will %
held ~ tins northeast corner OF Jam~s
street ard First avenue. ia the city of Sc
attic. King county. state % wAshsnyton
Done this sth day Of April A. % issa
JACOB FCRTH.
Administrator % the estate OF Henri I.
Ysaler. deceased.
MINNIE @. YEsLER
Aeministrasrix Of the estate 6 Henry +
Yoosey AereaApA
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- sAGa-n2A1 D5Asu,cssea.
e: $50. ~ ~ - 80: 40. a. -, 80
d. bctavsa Tsass ss1 1ainsasa :
0osena hscck 1sSsS1soA
pom sALE-Two lots. standing hign; ~
~. corner Tenth ard Stewart: % Inlrd
1 9,r,or ca car nm me; q SSe - shcrro.E
West Columbia street
l-AEkis cAIk 9 nneL,sy s.cek; ssnsrc,
Ter non-Tes1dents: taxes paid Now -
the iims 70 iist your prspsfty.
sUn sAi40-12 socGevee q 4eroaaott ma
tsooaa hank. 80 Wasn1ngton building.
ts4s and acres city, suburban and coun-
2 ~. q bargain ps1ces -
FOR sALE-A very fne old violin. fsns op-
portunsfy for vioiIntss TO secure bar
gain. Address Musician 100. caro- Post
FOR sALE-szsoo-s-room house. near
Kinnear PARK; bali nlock car nns:
FOR sALEs--A small house, cheap for
cash; Ave minuter' walk TO business CEN
ter. Inquire I'D Washington street.
ron PEoMrr ATTENTION .na au.eI
. Herman. A@ New York block
FOR sALE-several small wen improved
farma convenient to Seattle. Hegooet
: 3. Upper. u Scheuerman block
ILEwEILYN : WARD. - Ka1lea: sso-
erai real estate ana rental agsuts: H.
ofoDeyty with IN.
BEST ABsTRAcTs-Lowest prices. Be-
Tel. Red ilsI.
FOR sALE-Ths Seattle National Bank
building. Inquire room 90. B. -. Pres
FOR eAI.E-HOusss and lots. 500 UP: lots.
- up: terms Room Z. Pei block
REAL ESTATE and timber landA Dees
FOR sALE-Eagh,-room house. 800 cash.
~ Main street
ATrORMEYs-AT-LAW.
5KED z, =: EETEh'ssoSS; ., .s:sse:y =
sIRRrs .i ii::'f s:l,s,. :. -"
sTEyvE. k az. s;;,,,I E,uoHEs : =
ANDREW =. BURIE1oH. aeteensy q
-. - $3.50 --..-.--@.
HuNPHRIEs. HgMPHREY . .so0r-
-. -. --... -
@u any n WHEELING 1oattlo National
Hank building.
building.
=.
RALPH SIMON. III Seattle National hank
YANRYrr1 0ea1eIn ~. e1o.e, pemh
oesses.s.
Mr. = 4 RO0T MIA RnxvDu A,,e1Ae,.
80 = = - - - --..-s-
- -
nA~RITa Ann m aWyrua
- go = 80 - -
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JUST ARRIVED.
CHJp0

JUST ARRIVED.
CHIRO.
WHO is unauestionably the most success
full paknist before the public. His pow
er excites the wonder and admiration OF
even the most skeptical. Is not a count.
a gypsy king or a seventh son: was not
born with caui: am not something new
and unknown; am Endorsed by the most
Learned and influential people OF the
Union. Am here to help those that are
In trouble. VIII read your life from era
die to grave without question or mis-
take. Advice given on business. money
matters and all family affairs. Hours, 10
MRS. DIR; STATION.
ing with great success. making hun
dreds OF homes happy. uniting the sepa-
rated and lifting the dark veil OF the
future. While In dead trance she tells
shronged from 10 to 6. and ali 60 away
satisfied and happy. Secure one OF her
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made In female complaints and private
diseases Send stamp for circular with
special terms. S13 Second avenue, Epler
block, pariors l and 2. No signs
SPIRITUAL MISUNDERSTANDING ana
teaching. DR.. Chesbrough. manager;
Mrs; Cheshrorsh. seer; readings daily:
ia Seattle National Bank building. cor
ner Yesler and Occidental
MADAME LA BARRE. ciairvoyant and
palr.Ist: predicted the Maine disaster
cal! on this gifted woman: her powers
are miraculous: hours. a. m. TO ~ m
Room - fremont hotel. Occidental ave-
nue..
MRS f. EMETT. South African medium.
In her wonderful clarvoyant sight r..
veais mast present future Consult hcr
headings. soc. Office ae Pioneer build.
ing corner James and First avenue
Mss PERRY. seventh OF seventh
xanpnter: greatest known paIYnisr. nlanef
earl reader: do no, fail to see her. Room
e safe Deposit building. Take elevator.
FIORANCE MARVIN; twelve years Sc
attle.s prophecies. publicly predicted Se
attie's fire and Klondke strike. GA Fret
MADAM ESPERANZA. clairvoyant. ,ife
reader business advice. Kennebec block
era Yesler way. room i.
PLEASE call and see the wonderful Nine
Francisco I4l6 Second avenue near Pike
MISS A. WATKINS. i2f Pike, room 1
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KoTZEBuE soUND-Ths new. ssarncn:
To- Kot1ebue sound points May !: the
party win Be- headed by an expenencS0
Kuide. who has thoroughly explored t s
sound and its tributaries. books opcn w.
Interview with guide apply e =. =
Prindie, general manager. ScneuSSm..
block. corner First avenue ana Cnss's
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Telescope Steel Rod .A0
Weighs about ixf< ounces, line runs
Through center. never before offered
~ this low price.
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Double multiplying nickel-plated reels y
Holds - yards. with click and drag
5-pieco Fancy White Seni-Fcgcelatn
se-piece Brown Decorated Semi-Porce-
lain Dinner or Tea Sets--..-...-..-.... -
This il our new departure, and We
claim these goods at theSe prices
are leading values In the city.
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Alaska -KL0ND|kE WANTS.


I An cHARrERING vessel for ST. MI
boats 70 carry freixhts 10 Yukon rlver
points: have freight enough in sight ~
favorable rates to load vessel: l need
little more money for the charter. the In.
veotment y safe and promises quick ana
profitable returns. win furnish you bese
q city references. Address II y. care
MoNEY CAN BE MADE and big money
has been made by investors who haye ac-
counts In my hAnds: twenty years OF sue
which Win prove INTERESTING q iii per.
;nssr.s nis rasss o cssres Huxne
ment Broker. 6 Wall street. New 1ork-
nomically, The right man or two can be
taken along by merchant who leaves M
tire trip withous delay Board. etc, I
furnished through. very reasonable. IN
qusre at basement 2li3 First avenue.
ARE You GOING 10 Alaska. Have YOU
viii sell there 1t 100 to 300 per cent prof
II after paying freight? We have such
q proposition and would be glad 70 give
you particulars. Louis A. Rexf0rd q Co..
SIS Bailey block.
KoTzEBUE soUND-Lowest rates and
fast boats. Seattle-Alaska Company. II
Colonial block. next to postonice.
MEN WHO WANT to work out part of
fare to Dawson City. apply a. m. y.
m. W. Miller Chace. White Star dock.
foot OF Spring street.
FOR SALESMAN saw MILL complete: this
Is Just the thing for Alaska and can Be
bought very cheap II taken at once. Cos
Bailey building.
CLAIMS On Bonanza Hunker. Dominion.
Independence and Ophir creeks for sale.
Address X .. care Post-Intelligencer.
READ ADVERTISEMENT Of Crystalll1ed
Eggs. Twenty-irst page.
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to hypnotize: won
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ers TO love and obey you: Eratffies every
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and bad habits: new and instantaneous
method: quickest and best on earth. sue
cess guaranteed, coets nothing to find out
ali about 1t: I send my large. profuseiy
illustrated lesson and full particulars
free. write today. Prof. l.. A. Harraden.
jackson Mich
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'ECIAL THIS WEEK
10 Boom Our FISHING Tackl&

Everything in fishing tackle.
gplis Bamboo Reds g Joint. u. %
FerruieS and Reel Sat. Cork
grip. tie-guides. extra tip, ~ Grooved
form and cloth bag. m elegant roo.
cheap.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-03-24
LOCAL EVENTS.

When bilious or costive, eat a Cas-
I caret, candy cathartic, cure guaran-
teed, lOc, 25c. If
Sumner county will be entitled to
II delegates in the Seventh district
POpulist convention.
Rev. ]. D. BOtkin arrived from the
east Tuesday, called by the crit
ical illness of his father.
Mrs. Julia Y. Harris filed her first
suitin district court Monday morning.
1t is entitled W. NJ. Elliott VS.. John
L. Stewart and is over a tax deed.
Deputy County Clerk J. Bobert
Gillian spent Sunday at his home in
Guelph township. He reports plenty
of rain down there. 1t rained there
Sunday.
Married, at the Lutheran manse by
Pastor Pugh. at 10 o'clock Monday
morning, Miss Lizzie Davidson of
Belle Plaine, to Mr.. Floyd Kelley of
Riverdale.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. Pittinger at 11:45 o'clock Sunday
night. 1t Cied at 1:l5 o'clock Monday
morning and was buried Monday after
noon in Prairie Lawn cemetery.
Mrs. Carpenter, the Caldwell woman
lcharged with feloniOus assault, was
agiven a preliminary hearing before
Squire Cox Tuesday. She was bOurd
over to the district court in the sum
of $780, Bond was furnished by the
same nine citizens Of Caldwell who
bailed her ont of Jail last week. Mrs.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-03-24
BUTTREY'S.
TERMS CASH.

Carpenter must have quite graft in
Caldwell. She telephOned down at
noon for bail and it was forthcoming
Immediately.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mars left over
the Rock Island Monday for their
nome in Bement, Ill.,, after three
months visit here and in Oklahoma.
They are still in love with Kansas and
may decide to reside here again some
time in the future.
John W. Haughey left for McFar-
land Monday morning. From there
he will go to Montana on legal business.
He will attend a meeting Of the in
surance branch of the Odd Fellows at
Kansas City the latter part of the
week, and return home Saturday or
Sunday.
Rev. Frank Talmage received tele.
gram Sunday stating that his aged
mother was seriously injured in Phil
adelphia Saturday by being run into
by hicyclist while getting off a street
car. Rev, Talmage may 90 to Phila-
delphia if it is learned that her injur-
les are likely to prove fatal.
Rev. c. S. Sheffield, secretary of the
Baptist State Sunday.schoOl asSOcia-
tion, occupied to pulpit of the Baptist
church in this city Sunday morning
and delivered lecture at the church
at 2:30 pm. Both services were
largely attended. Rev. Sheffield is
an interesting talker and holds the
closest attention o: his hearers.
A telegram received by Fletcher
Price from the NJ. E. conference at
Lyons, announces that Rev. E. A.
HOyt of this city, has been assigned
to the charge at Kingman, and that
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-03-24

The stockholders OF the new mill.
ing company held meeting in the
rear room of the Security State bank
Monday afternoon. Officers were
elected and plans for building were
discussed. Representatives OF the
Rock Island and Santa Fe roads were
present trying to secure the location
OF the mill on their respective lines.
1t is quite likely that the mill will be
located near the Rock Island depot
between West Harvey avenue and
Seventh street. The Rock Island has
offered a much better inducemeut
than the Santa Fe for the location of
the mill.
The officers chosen are: ]. Fl. Allen,
president; DR.. D. P. Wetzel, vice
president; W. K. Spicknall, treasurer
and manager. H. L. Woods was
elected temporary secretary. A per-
manent secretary will be chosen at a
meeting to be held the latter part OF
the week, when site fJr the mill will
be finally decided upon. The material
will be ordered the first of the week
and dirt will be thrown by the first OF
the month. The mill will be finished
by the first Of July and in operation
when the new wheat crop is ready to
thresh. Its capacity will be 400 bar
rels per day. The machinery will
all be new and modern. There are
eleven stockholders Of the mill who
have plenty of money to operate it to
its fullest capacity from the moment
it is completed.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-03-24

L. Naugle Of Wellington, J. F. Kirkcr
OF Wichita, Guy b. Reynolds of Wei
lington, John Luallen of Medicine
Lodge, and ]. l.. Hutchinson of Bluff
City. The grand lodge will be asked
to offer these prizes in each district.
Following the appointment Of the
committees the convention INDUCED
in general discussion of points of
law and fired intricate questions at
the grand chancellor. This discussion
continued until u o'clock, when an
adjournment was taken until l:30
O'Clock this afternoon.
At 1:30 o'clock the convention re-
assembled and the various commit.
tees made their reports. At o'clock
the work in the various ranks began.
with exemplifcatiOn of the unwritten
work by Supreme Representative Hal
lowell.
The floor work will begin tonight.
The delegations already here will be
reinforced by delegations from other
places this evening, when the attend
ance is expected to reach lis or 200.
The Wichita team will arrive after
supper and help put on the floor work.
This is said to be one of the hest
teams in the district. Supper will be
served the visiting Knights at y
o'clock by the ladies Of the Christian
church. Tonight at Masonic hall the
Rathb0ne Sisters, the ladies auxiliary
to the X. of P. lodge, will give the
floor work and Mrs. Mayme L. HOll-
croft Of Topeka, grand chief Of the
SisterhoOd, will exemplify the un-
written work.
The convention today has been a
success in every particular. Anchor
Lodge No. 9 is to be congratulated
for the manner in which they arranged
for the reception and entertainment
of the visitors. Everything went off
as smoothly as could be expected con.
sidering that this is the first conven-
tiOn of the kind the X. OF P's. have
ever held. The meeting has resulted
in creating closer tie of friendship
among the brethren. The attend
ance, though quite satisfactory, was
not as large as the Wellington breth-
ren hoped for Yesterdays storm no
doubt had much to do with keeping
a large number away. The grand
lodge is well represented at the con-
ventiOn. Grand Chancellor W. A. S.
Bird of Topeka, Grand Prelate John
Alton of Kingman, Supreme Repre-
sentative n. L. Hallowell Of autchin.
son, Past Grand Chancellor and Brig
adler General Joseph H. Lyons Of
LeavenwOrth, and Mrs. Mayme E.
HOllcraft, grand chief OF the Rath-
bone Sisters, are here. They arrived
last night in time to attend the pub
lie reception and entertainment at
the auditorium. Delegations came in
this morning from Kingman, Medi-
cine Lodge, Wichita, Winfield and
other places. The delegates and
grand lodge officers will depart for
their homes tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1898-09-17
Alameda,s Election.

ALAMEDA, Sept. 16.-Primaries for tho selection of delegates to the county con- vention will be held in this city to-mor- row, the polls opening at F m. and clos ing at s p; m; There will be but one head the designation, For James Bar Der for Tax Collector and Oscar Rogers for Sheriff." Those are the two county offices which Alameda wants 1s and for which the delegates to, be elected to-mor- row will fight. Besides these two the delegation will support D. K. Taylor for State Senator and J. R. Knowland for Assemblyman. The delegates who will be voted for tomorrow are as follows:
 Ralph Hamlin. Edward Clevelsnd,. P Chris jensen, G. r. Weeks. H. II. Todd. Louis Vos- burg, W. B. Hinchman, Linwood Palmer. F. J. Fletter, J. Henry Glas. J. A Monroe, A. ". Cornelius Charles Speiser, J. L. BaIlentine B. L. Fisher, Max Gundlach, H. A. Thompson, Frank Fabens, J. Clem Bates, P. M. Keys, c. J. Hammond, E. B. Bullock, Charles Frost W. P. Dillon c. L. Tisdale, W. W. Haskell, G. w. Emmons, Philip Kiernan L. H. Transue. Ed- ward Houston, L. Schuler, Julius Magnin. John seebeek c. M. Day. |; T. Cranz P. Perata, J. B. Lanktree, F. E. Browning, L. A. Hagey, Henry Muller. Henry Tank, J. H. Hanley.