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LIVE STOCK ETs.
Ghirn go.

CHICAGO. Nov 22-Ca,jle--Dull Beef
steers So @e3f. - for common lois up 70 81 10
Sl3. 80 FOR medium 10 strictly choice ship
ping. \ frw fancy lots sod al s. 5latS. 70:
corn led Westerns 50 NeGB5, Texans s.. sop
135: range cattle. S5sti ~ The st0cker and
s3fIi X.
Hogs-Market lively about g4s higher.
Hogs sold AZ the extreme range Of $3.1ofr
5.51i2. the bulk selling al 81 5esf3 .ats. and
Pigs So!1 aFs"ly AT SZAt8iS -, the average
quality was unusually good for Tuesday
There was an improved demand for sheep
and lambs Saeep ruled strong. while
choice lambs moved up iVC. Lambs sold at
s.. ,5n4 = Cor the poorer lots up TO STATS IS
for choice 10 strictly prime flock, and year.
iingS We're In gpoi demand Al xt26ts.Ts
Sheep sold al sZ.,ss14 "a " esterns pred0mi-
mating. Feeding sheep aad iamos were
scareCr
elpis-csttie. $500. hogs. SS.to0; sheep.
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ar cry or sEATTLE-DepartIn OF
.ssgs Notice
Snsee i hereby given that the assexs-
&.snf ri OF Local Improvement p4stric;
"a II. IN the CAY Of seattle. created by
Iss..aaaea No. ~. Emitted an orc nance
{ros!4sng for tl9e iTBpFoE eIslent or Leaora
ktrset hi She City Of Seattle, from the pub
4 main teHer IN Eighth Avenue 10 the al
r. FxtSeegs Fifth and Sixth Avenues. by
Scns.raoilDg an .ron2Ione pipe sewer
said portion OF said street, to-
fsth4r with all Necessary wyes. openings.
kssnolks, Iamphopes. ssntl.ators, catch
Ss~ns and flushing tanks, and prov ding
~ tire paynens therefor b. the mode OF
irmeGafe payment. and establishing
kEA for SUCH payment by an assessment
kren ali lots and parcels OF land benefited
8 sach improvement. under the provisions
a Ordnance No. BIS approved April 18th.
IA as amended by Ordinance No. $50, ag-
Svsee May stu. IsJA. ard Ordinance No.
he. approved May 9Th, issT. and the City
barter as TOW in force. has been certified
Il re fer collection, and that unless pay
kxnt Of the assessment thereon contained
rsde within 81 days from the date OF the
| ri publication o. this notice such assess.
Sxat shall become delinquent and SHAH
bar interest al The rate OF ~ per cent per
Lnnum until paid. ard II not paid before
kca asseSsmenf shall have become dslln-
bent penalty Of 5 per cent. shall be add.
y and the sums delinquent shall Dc en-
eFed On the annual tax roll for The current
kear against each lot and parcel % tieiin-
kfsus and with the interest collected as
Gher taxes separate account being kepg
kefeof. and II net paid within the time
tnea for the payment OF city taxes snail
Il co.iesfsd, together with such additional
ftsYEee aud penalties as are authorized 10
y charged ana collected on other deiin-
Asss; taxes, essen lot or parcel 80 delinquent
Ihaa lie sod for the amount OF such assess
bet With inS9eSis aud costs. al the tIns
I'D IN the manner and hy the same author
/ } i lands and lots are sold for city tazes
A. III. F0OTE.
City Treasurer os the City OF Seattle.
Date u first publication, Seattle. WASH.
Easenaher I7fh. tsH
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Ssattle, Nov. - 1sss.
Exchanges az the Seattle, Tacoma Spo-
kane and Portland CLEARING houses today
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CITY NOTICES.


a ss~xgyes OF SESS IEST ROLTA--.so-
-. - assessment roll of Local Improve
-. -, f1gstyse- 40. Isl. Tor sae improve
- 81 blanchard stree. "a the City Of
sssa.sse under Ordinance NO. s.91g. and
go - = hereby given fiIa, The assess
yrw az Local Improvement District
sNss far the Improvement OF blanchard
-. srayYs Eas alley between Fifth ave.
ra sixth ageuus 10 &srta avenue
= s,rStnarre No. 5,es1 has been re-
-. H the faara Of Public Works 10
s,..s- ressnsis 81 the City 81 Seattle. ard
r. nn ale sn tbe otssea Of the CITY
lz-.'-rsf,s- aad ex-otsicio CITY Clerk. and
1870 sssrra n ySow opaD for pubic lasgect son
tsss.ssT offscs ard viii remain open 70. IN
D .-.le. g,fsil4 Monday, Isss ssh day OF Ds--
- fssx q Z o'clock =. m, and all
- Interested are hereby required TO
- before the city council az 3 session
-, 70 be held IL tic council cham Der
q 49, city hal on saIa STA Gay OK De-
-. 1a.s, al 10 Q CLOCK p. M. and make
sss,sstss.a tn&seto. AT sa5a time 80 fixed
y ,-s.y council will consider any and all
$3.50, rusae and viii make suca cor
{s-.:a-s sn s4id roll as Ii deems JGSs. and
1 y; .hss by ordinance approve such roll
- tsrw and assess the amounts thereof
ts.,,.~s ssen parcel and hot Of land shown
$50 roll and declare the same a frat
- sfsey.1n Said matter may be ad-
1ss--ed Il, z later date IL 70 ordered by tie
~ WILL II. PARRY.
44,y rorptroller and Ex-O65cio City Clerk
~. tfs City Of Seattle.
s,ste OF FIRST publication, November 1s.
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tbnia I'M.

OMAHA. Nov --Cattla-~Iicce pts 100
head Market active ana stronger Native
beef steers. 81 2Jff5 - Western steers. Sc ~
"a 80. Texas steers S.50I5 80 cows ard
beifers. 81 2aa4 Gamers. s2.2Ssf3. stockers
and feeders. g. -fsgs. 81. calves. stsA4fs:
bulls nd stays. s.. 1a3rS. IS.
Hogs Receipts, 10 head. Market,
steady. strong aad unchanged
SaeepiRece!pts. 400 head Market,
steady Fair 10 CboiGa nAtiVea. g. &56at.
lair to choice Westerns. 81. eeN 70 common
20 stock sheep s. 55sf3.s9 lambs, tsfl5.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, Nov. --Wheat--Cln5. Sc
bl2esteul, t5de4c.
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Receipts.

FIour-QuaEter sacks. also, Oregon. L.
aoS. wheat, ceatals, 5.6o. Oregon. s.Z61,
wheat. Porto Costa, 69.S>,; barley. centals,
1855, Oregon. 3,4J9; oats. centals. -, ore
son. 2,@-o. beans, sacks, 4.Sl5; corn, centals,
Eastern, 400; potatoes. sacks, 4.5-I. oregon.
1881; onions. sacks, t51, Oregon, l49; bran.
sacks, oregon. S..s5; m!ddEngs. sacks. 20.
hay. tons, FIG wool, bales. sly: hides. -.
ra4sinS, boxes, $50; quicksilver. TASKS, ~,
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White lead tobh'rg Pioneer or Carte.
fG.,-ib lots. g.. 5(.-lb lots. sssc less man
s., lhs - PREPARED pants. gal ans
s. sci ~. 1~cal cans. Sl-5e} - 2e--ai
cans sl5y4 10. quart cans, S-6sa1.-s
miscellaneous.
Soap Cobo.nel-Seat..e saeon. rs 5sc:
i.os. 8. Electy.e, -ds. Sc, las. : 90, GIL
bert 60, Dora. 59ls. *@la' -. sc, Co
r.nne I,.s S3ss. g}s. at-,. la5oisJ 3. rs, 81.
Iu.s $50, Freezer * DaInois ivoTy. IS
SIS l-sS. =, Castts. whit, 20 - Per D
Castle bottled l9C.
Toaacco 0abo.cG1~ Pug chewing Isa'-
t.esX. So t3trn8x. *r. Sae. 4s-.
Horseshoe. 81. f-3Fae4t ~. Iiis1r
Eel3sleck. f@,, Seroli Tae t-c Sa Tag.
c1.t. caax .uc. g&s- 3ts. s. "e rs Seal q
<oTsG Carolina. -. Ier r.. g.. '@s -tet
Line kGa. @-aZ e. So ST.. M4stlss.
Fap<r Co6a.nrf -- o-aesrs' st-ax. Sc
haf-s.srs' straw. 80. ". M4niAa. =
~ Ma@i.a. 3. pap lass. idss discount
list 1raa express tsr
BAGS goa.i1gj--CFal0. .ef %. *. "a.
Lumber and building Materials.
I.esS-S -,-s-3er a'sastT, -. Il NJ ! =.
g fS 81 rcercf stsrAatr ~. f-T- - -
cs4ar. saas, esrasu 81. pr II ss5es3 sr-,.cs
SIR E.aasa. s. sEsaz azss5 s.r-
faced eve Gr .ws s~4s = II go - tae-eS
ae s-a@- ss2s . 80 Is l-e7 sf--.s.
.r2s Sac rer II eTtrA. aus-.rrr g. SIS.
s. al vera-a. s~s.s. s. p-~ II rx--s.
o-g.as. 1feassss $50 rstee6 :.
@-nra ral=a. s. N g. 3 II aara
T.s-sc. ~ @r4s s-+--s5. "-sa& s.H .-s So
-aax-- s. STE s.
EHAs-1an IA talag s7ss 1s-,- 9sestras
Fse. oeTe. s-1-as @e-sa.. ~ Us
i.Ess' las M J. asa 3 Asxa-.oca. rs. lAs.
t = I. =
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tHE CITY OF SEATTLE Department 81
l Finance, Treasurer's Olfice-Cfty Treas
ussr's Notice.
segce IS hereby given that the assess
psEt roll OF Local Improvement District
~ i1. In the CITY OF Seattle. created by
kraihaHce No. Iss9 Entitled an Ordinance
nrpsidrg Tor the improvement OF First Az
Rue N TIE city OF Seattle. from Pike
Tset 70 Denny Way. by repiankiug thu
bns and providing for The paym NJ there
frty the mode or immediate payment. and
ishitsilsng a fund for such payment BY
n assessment upon all lots and parcels OF
~ benefited by such improve merit. under
Pc provisions OF Ordinance No. aa<,. ap-
lressd An'l a1th, 1852. az amended by Or
France No, 80. approved May sth. 1874.
~ ordinance No. fsa2 approved May 5th,
FL and the City Charter as now in force
las beer certified 10 ine for collection. and
a unless payment 81 tho assessment
.seon contained is made within 50 DAYS
wa The date of the first publication Of
notice such assessment shall become
Eahqreai aud shall bear interest al the
~ 81 ~ per cent. Per annum until paid
e II not paid before such assessrnen snail
f4A become delinquent q penalty ~ : psr
fni, shalt Re added, and the sums dela-
tsnt shall be entered Oh the annual tax
r. far the current year against each lot
r. parcel so delinquent and with the In
Prs collected ~ other taxes, separate ac.
fart being kept thereof and II net naia
fahln the time fixed for the payment OF
r taxes shall b. collected together with
t9h additional charges and penalties "a
r authorized 10 ho charged and collected
\ AiAer delinquent taxes each lot or par
p 90 delinquent shall te cold for the
frenaf 81 such assessment with interests
p costs AZ the time and In fha manner
p ssy the same authority as lands ana lots
p sold Tor city taxes.
4 II FoOTr
| Cl,y Treasurer ~ the CITY ~ Seattle.
Pare r fSrst publication. Seattle. Wasa.,
{Nanaher tl.h lHas
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Fruit, Produce, Etc.

Millstuns-Middl.ngs $ls12l; bran. $l5<ll6
per ton.
Hay-Wheat $4qlS: wheat and cats. $l4
on: best barley, $ngl4; alfalfa. 81 9e1f
Potatoes ariy rose, 30I4ec: river bur
sweet. a4Giisc. Oregon fairbanks. G5es5$l.
sweet, &.Gfls.c, Oregon buFbanks, t3cA.$.
etabIes-Silverskin onions. ileIslc;
string beans, sac; bay squash. Af46oc.
App}eS~Cho4ce 81 common. +oc. straw
berries. &s(Il0: craaberries $Sfi9.1o: oranges.
Valencia, $i.50ai3; Mexican lines, re-pack.
S5.5@a4. common California lemons. SlHl.5o,
choice California lemons, seGis, bananas, 8
az: bunch plneapp!es. &-5ag6 dozen
Buttar-Fancy creamery. &c: seconds.
ga sc: fancy dairy nominal; seconds, 13Gg
*; picked. Isdi2lc: firkin. l>1l9lc.
Cheese-New 1I1ti2c; old. l041plac: young
America. lil4i2c; Eastern. i2alSc
EagS-FanCy Californian. 40g4e1zc.
Poultry Turkey gobbers. l4Nl5c. turkey
hens, l4Ul5c; old ROSTERS. SsI4.s5: young
ROSTERS. $4lt,: small broilers. 5t3-51; large
broileEs, S5.5ol4; fryers, S3.5eG i: hens. 81. -
O.: geese. $l59Gl.s5 a pair old pigeons.
$l9L@1; young pigeons, Sl~5@gl.l5.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spring Nevada. loGl4c; eastern
Oregon. ltsl &c: valley. IJultc; fall north
ern mountain. Sg9c: mountain. 149c; plains,
64Sc; Humboldt and Mendoc!u0, SstIlc.
Hops-Crop of 1898. l3ul1c.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-steady; December $1.1s1.; May.
Barley-No sales.
corn-Large yellow. Sl@qLo713,
Financial.
Sterling on London. SKY DAYS. s4.S3,.:
sterling on London. sight. S4.>6'4.
Financial.
Silver bars 800. Goa Sight o.. Is
Mex. d0is n tn+t-4. Telegraph e., =. IL
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THE CITY or sEATsTL E--pF.PART'-
in@nr " Finance. TreAsurar's OftIce-&s.sy
TreasGgef's Notice.
Notice Il hereby given that the assess.
Lieai ron OF Local Improvement District
No. is5 IL the City Of Seattle created BIZ
Ordinance No 1855 Entitled an Ordnance
proF.d.aS for the Improvement Of bar
born Street IN the Gay Of Seattle. frofa
ItEtu Avenue South 10 the Alley between
maynard Asenue and Slxta Avenue South
by constructing an fFonStone u4pe seG er
win wooden box oGtfau Of proper iIr4ea~
sions throughout said portion Of sad street
together with al necessary ayes. openings
iuanholes. lAmph0les. veatiatogs. catch
nsAs4nS and flushing tanks, and providing
for the payment therefor by the mode Of
immediate payment. and establishing A
funa for sucA payment by an assessment
upon an lots and parcels OF land benefited
ny such Improvement under the provisions
or Ordinance No. 2sS5. approved April @9;h
1872. "a amended by Ordnance No 33l0
approved Mas Sth 1855 ana Ordinance No
Charter as now L. force, has been certified
10 use for collection. aad that Unless pay
fnent OF the assessment thereon contained is
fitads Wltaln ~ days from the date Of the
first publication Of this notice such assess
meuG shai. become delinquent and shall
bear interest at the rate OF IL per cent per
annum untl paid, and II not paid before
such assessment shah have become delin-
quent penalty Of PR cent shall be
added, and the sums delinquent SHALL be
entered on the annuai tax roll for the
current year against each lCt and parcel
so delinquent and with the interest COL
lected as other taxes, separate account he
ing kept thereof. ana Il not paid within the
time fixed for the payment Of city taxes
shall BE collected, together with such aaif-
tionaI charges and penalties as are author
he'd 80 be charged and collected on other
delinquent taxes. each lot or parcel so de-
luq8ent ahall he sold for the amount of
such assessment. with interests and costs
at the time and III ina manner and by the
same authority as lands and lots ara sold
Tor city taxes.
y. H. FOOTE
City Treasurer OF the City Of Seattle
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oils and Turpcntinc.

QVhste LEAD Cobhnel- Pioreer or Carte
2eoo-lb Jets. 6 &C. 5f.-l5 lets. So, less ma.
So lbs. -. Prepared paints 5-gaI cars.
s. 4-fI ~. l-cal cans. fl-5es} - 3e--si
cans slsS. 10. quart cans, s1.5saal.-s
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS..


SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. a2-Wheat.
steady, unchanged. Barley. steady. fu-
lures, higher spot. unchanged. The Oh,
market has been in good shape this week
and prices have been well maintained. Spot
quotations were.
Fiour-Net for family. extras, 81. I5Gl l. y:
bakers extras. S5s06f4.
>, neat-Shlpplng. SILICA ior No ard
Sl.I1ieEIllsS4 for choice. milling. Sl.A&Ti -
Barley-F'eed. sl-25Ql.20: brewing. $l.@2;@4g
145.
0ats-Poor 10 fair. Sif.ia6iI.40 good 10
choice. 81 III y. fancy feed. s.. ist l.23.
gray. 81. 2Sl Z22ia milling. $l..-l xtst.23. sur
prise. N@a<ll t9i2; black Tor seed. s.. 6o4s
lie: red, s. 4eGlIlo
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oTICE or ASSESSNFNT RDf.I.~Nu-
ice OF assessment roll OF Local improve
reut District No Is for the improve
msni of Columbia stfcat. IN she t'Igy II
seafsle. under Ordinance M b.e67. aad
hearing thereon
Aeice q hefthv given that tae assess-
Fns rQll IS Local Improvement District
E. 81 Ter th~ Improvement ~ Columbia
tset freu tnS east eriv margin ~ First
ssa2e &c BE westerly margin - ThlTd
ssE9s. un-er tfsgiiuanre NJ. S@sT has
pr reported hV tAa Heaga - Public
Iefss e. ths Cigv Council ~ the Cs;v II
'atte. ssl IS uow Ell fIlo IN she a;flr
tae CITY Camrtro' Ter AMI eS-ofhs.{b civ
SIX aa@ the same * noN opcn for pub
! snspec5s0H 81 sait psfea Ant " II rasustn
pa tot iasrv .ion untu Monday. Tie 6fh
= - December. ISIS. AZ 5 o'clock %. III,
p al, ner-oas Interested age hereby f--
Sgsl io appear before EaA Cary Council
, a s,sS PSI isfsrvof "a Zee be.3 in the eo1,4-
esawhtr sn t&e Cgfv bah on s-.a 1sh
IS < bfcewhrr. tN~. 20 .as O'Clock :, "a
= q Nn oh}e~l .naS taerei1 At sad -.ae
/ &st ta@ citY council Nil consider any
= asi objection made Gn3 @!li make siis-.i
s1s ia SRid ro1 as 8. deems tust.
S ~ fata hs ordnance appreFe Sura
!. arc tety sii1 assess tEe amounts thsrs.
| ass nsE e.}ch par'et ard &ug ~ land
sn n said rou and declare ins SINE \
Z, Zen tstf<rn SAL matter nav hes al
q a lAtcr ca.e Z 50 ordered by
r cry I2NEc.A
WITH. VI. PARRY.
- tNTnnt71}aT s~s ESx-fsrlet cay 5Fla~G
e ,ae Ctsx ~ Seattle
saee - Err, 9shiesttee. November =.
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spanish Fn1rs.

LONDON, %ov s2.-5paB;sl fo8ra closed
a. {2en
PARIS. NQy. 22.~spanlsa fo4rs c'0sea a.
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CITY Treasurer OF the City Of Seattle.
Date % first publication. Seattle Wash.
Nov. end, 1898
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aIa~ey on eass 1ssss F@- cent: las bars
zs, Ter eent Ersgae sss-~41sit1s EAEssr. 81
gQ ger seaE SSegssax exeaa1st. heavy
49, 4x.aa. as2s.-sss x s4aA@gs ola a.
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to the work have been Of inestimable bene0, 70
the soldiers.
me iat Regiment. Colonel CANCEL is at
camp Alger Falls Church. Va in the bri.ade
commanded by Brigadier-Gencral Plume. no
though absent with leave. is also Major-General
in command Of the New-Jersey National Guard
Until General Joseph w. Plume's assignmen,
To duty the brigade was under the command If
Colonel Campbell. The ~ Regiment Colonel
llnc. Is at Camp Cuba Libre. Jacksonville Fla
The 81 Regiment is attached to the Department
of the East. and is duty at Fort Hancock.
Sandy Hook Fort Wadsworth staten Island
and Pompton Lake. The lth Regiment now
awaits orders at Camp voorhees,. Sea Glrt
The illustrations show the mastering in Of
Company ID. Of Jersey City. in the new ith Regi-
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four men in each company. Tho policy pursued
by Governor Voorhees, VAS to designate 'he
commands. which were assembled at their re-
soactiye armorics. and the members hid ehtFe
f,eedorn as 70 whether TO volunteer or not ThoSe
who offered theil services were examined by
Tho ha,t,lion surgeons. and. Il found competent
,bysi,,uv were sent - Sea Girt. where they
wore examined hy Regular Army surgeons The
connanies were nllel up by recruits. many 81
whom we're veterans IF the Guard. and were
mustered into the service under their own oil
cars They were marked On III" rolls 81 the
National Guard as absent with lcAvc, thus
ro.,i,irg ,hair status in the state ORGANIZATION.
Tn. Governor urged men with family rcspon-
si,l,,i.s to refrain from volunteering. and they.
ron remained IN good standing IN the National
C1S,rd Thus. without friction or any demoraIi-
eaton OF the militia. three regiments were
,,,ued and put into the service in such excel
lent condition. both as regard3 equipment ana
DISCIPLINE as to win at once the highest praise
from the generals TO whose brigades and diVis-
ions they were assigned
Under the second call OF the President. these
three regiments were brought up to the maxi
mum Of l.29i men each. recruits o"ihs '''u'o"
IN the towns from which the original companies
had come and sent 10 Sea Glrt Tor equipment
and muster Notwithstanding the unusual Sc
verify Of thu physical examinations the neces-
sary number u men was secured In snort
time and the recruits were speedily put into
good form and sent 10 their respective com
manis.
The plan adopted by the Governor In the for
nation of the an New-Jcrsey Volunteer In
-antrv was somewhat different from that pur-
sued in the making Of NE other regiments. He
called for offers Of companies. chose t"e!Ve OUT
Of the sixteen offered appointed the surgeons
for the regiment. had them mustered. ana sent
them 10 tn places where the several companies
had been recruited 10 examin" the volunteers
within ten DAYS the men were examined. as
senblcd at Sea Grt. mustered. uniformed ana
equipped AMI now a thoroughly organized. com
plete regiment e The maximum number Of men
awaits orders from Washington, while IT'S OH
GERS are diligently pcrfccting the mon In mill
tary ey1utiors and duties. New-Jcrscymen
think that in the speedy formation Of this rcg- |
E.ent The Governor and the state military OFF, |
Gals have made a record unsurpassed by any
other state Like the other thr 20. this regiment
Is made Up largely II National Guardsmen. who
are under their old officers.
The absolute lack Of friction or dissatisfaction
has contributed not only to the speedy formation
I" the regiments but TO their esprit de corps, and
ms Is due largely to the good sense Of Governor
Voorhees,. who forcsaw and gracefully avoided |
difficulties encountered in other States. More |
over. the Governor has made his home in the |
camp al Sea Grit while the soldiers have been |
"eTe' and his presence and personal attention
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wIlLED THE POSToFIIcE 10 / FRYEND

Jackson MissD correspondence Of The Memphis
Appeal
Mississippi has undoubtedly The first casc on
record Of IN attempt - dispose IF pOstotlire by
VIII Every Is familiar with the Pickens
squabblr about the p'stoi'icc. hoN one Dan Am
hrosr cnlnrci WAS appointed postmaster and
how his SOlicitulc for his health delayed his
induction into office until tn" Department ab)l.
lshrl the same. leaving the PicAensites without
/ postpt'icr one Mr. PnkStpn. oi Pirkeus.
knowing the temper Of the people upon the
question. went ID Ambrose. ana got him t. VIII
tho postoi,icr t. him I'm cas-" of his loath This
document secured h. posted on - Jackson 10
s.c A gentleman connected with the PDStOflce
Department tn gentleman was not IN town.
but Nh Pinkston exhibited thu document with
every symptom of pride and confidence u a
citizen or two Of this city Upon being told he
would best have II acknowledged in his county
h. posted back to get Ambrose 10 put his fin
i.hing touch The will is in due form. and be-
gins: Being Of sound and disposing mind" etc
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~ ( m RRi.
From The Chicago Post.

From The Chicago Post
why do you want many mon pat - work
on your new house" asked "a" builder Are
you ~ hurry for it,
Hurry" replied tho man who Wa paving
the bills "Wcli. | should az was Nj wi"
has expressed herself - satisfied win 3D." plans
Of this house and Wlu' - 5000. u can't s"t u
built before IA, tres Of d: and wants M -
sell IT,"
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LIGHTNING ON KITE WIRES
BIG DOSES FROM THE ATMOSPHERIC
STORAGE BATTERY.

HARMLESS BUT STARTLING EXPERIENCES OF
SOME OF UNCLE SANS WEATHER OBSERVERS
WIRES MELTED AND KITES FREED 81
ELECTRICITY FLASH OUT
OF 4 CLEAR SKY
When benjamin Franklin conducted his clas
sic experiment in order to demonstrate the
nature II lightning he drew Off sparks from his
kite string that were only powerful enough to
make his knuckcs Jingle A year later Prcfes-
sor Richman. while repeating the investigation
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DETERMINED 70 SIIrR.

From The Chicago Post,
sir" sand the spanish general. "vo shall hold
this p'ac" uuil the Last man fails. En.'-7
"Wcu2" rctprtrI the American general. 1n;er-
rogauyeiy
--"uness 80 see chance - ct away"
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-,,,TrRJNG JERSEY TROOPS.
,rc FOURTH REGIMENT MUS
THE -. THE VOLUNTEER ARMY.

-,prD IN THE VVEUN Elm 7'''''
am, At Sea Grit n. j.. close to the
The ''" ,.,,looknC the broad eXpanse OF
bcach "'' o..an which has been the training
the Aud"' National Guard Of Ncw-Jersey.
ground u ,r, of unwonted activity since
has pe'n ,., # the spanish American war
There and recruits who have made UP the
Gua'OS" .,,nents Of the United States volunteer
fouF n,hich have been mustered into the
.;os ~ he Nation.
'f i,ser the first call three regiments OF twelve
O"u'' wore promptly formed. with eighty
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ment. and OF Captain Edward Soc. IN" com
mandcr Of the company. who was the captain
OF the same company under the sam" i"Sisna-
ton IN the old ith Regiment. y - y. J.