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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-23
cry NOTICES.

CRY NOTICES.
I'M TgEAsU EER'S NOITCE-CITY OF
4 sssisle
}rvns rall u oeai Improvement district No.
Is f;sr tie improve nent Of Thomas Street.
r ia fl.y - Seattle from Temperance
s.est 10 Willow Street under che proyI
Ms,us q ordnance No. 2ssI. providing for
III Improvement BY grading the same and
Msssfrsisfifg sidewalks thereon and for an
sszApxrient 10 pay therefor by The mode Of
payasent hg fouds has heretofore been
ugs3y certified 70 tur for collection. and The
-ssseltige Sans therein charged and levied
asaast each oi and parcel OF Land in said
sssief mlsst be p8lf In ten equal annuai
/ Msneais sith Interest upon the whpls
/ ssa - charged and ie}1od, or saica Install
] gtats tnsEe0f ~ remain unpaid at the
1 f33s * ter par cent. per aitHgU aud said
interest must be paid annually together
wfgS tie annual InstastmentS falling due
/ = esga gear Said Sasns began to bear IT.
1 sfgE On the -ain a7E of July 1879. and the
rfss sssa ssl.neTlt ef said assessments and
J. sss Interest for The aFfh year VIII become
Sc ca he 9th day 81 jay. 1855. Unless
yaEnt 1e made - said instaliment OF
rsaespai ard Sad Interest on or before said
fsa fay 81 jay ls9N the - me shall be-
ss-s Delinquent ana shah bear interest at
a. rats Of Ten per cent. iseF aaDum anti
m8 aGg Il ne' nald hefore the same shall
ayn become gl!nQueut a penalty Of five
PEI eeis shall r. added. and the sums de-
as4ae0t shaii b. catered on annual AK
FL Tor 'he current year aga INST each lot
| sna patcel u land 20 delinquent, and
w}ta fae Interest collected as other t8xess
SEPARATE aecsaal hegag kcps thereof. and u
Aoi pad within tbs Tine fixed fer the pay
frea. uf Gay taxea shah be collected "a
saca taxx are collected together with
stra ADDITIONAL eaarFes or penalties as are
aaisor.y~8 70 be charged and collected on
efaer delinquent taxss and each lot or
a@yesi SO delinquent ehaii be said for the
amaBns - aueh + easement with Interest
~ e0sls a. the time and in the manner
~ ~ tHe SANE authority ne lands ard
a,s afe eslj for city taxes
city Treasurer of the cay Of seattle
Qats u first publication june -. 1895
NOTICE. OF ASSESSMENT ROLis-No-
1 lee # assessment te4 of Local i'uprova-
ss8i District NJ l63 Tor the Improve
! ss1y u rwenty~thlrd Avenue South in
"a Ci.y Of Seattle. from Norman Street
. fes'ef Way under ordinance No. ASH
sd heaTing thereon.
ge,ies IL hereby given that ina assess
81 E23l - t~9-e. Improvement District
iss far he impsoxt fuent Of Twenty.
20 a.~Hne South fin the cry Dr Seattle.
~ N1f.na0 street - SeN.ef Way al aey
ssaase Ne. 4N1 aas been reported BY
Z balrA - Pahl!c Works . :he city
atcl u fha '4tF 81 Seattle and is now
4 sie III ta~ off % 81 n. t1tv Comptroller
q sS-afleia t''tf erik ard the same Is
g open sof p4lstse in%pe ton at sad
AMI al remain open fp Inspection
"a Tuesday fh=. Stu DAY ~ lulv. ISIS
ae3ets p III, 8ai III fs.rsons Interest
s e. he. ebY required - appear hefore
Sly taHEct3 a. sesSlaa thereof - ho
IL ths F>i4uet Chamber = ire t'fsy
~. On The ath day n in!y, isaN. AZ =
.4f ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-23

1t may Re remembered tina. IN March
last the secretary Of the navy denied the
application % Representative Lewis On be-,
half of the widowed mother for L pardon
for Ira +. ana William NJ. Burbank, sail
ors who deserted from their ship At Hon
olulu and were afterwards captured. The
record OF the proceedings In the case Of
Ira T.. Burbank has uow been recejy q at
the navy yard al Mare Island California.
The department has designated the prison
there as a place for confinement OF young
Burbank. He pleaded guilty - he charge
Of lesertlon and Was sentenced 10 ore
years confinement with loss Of pay and
ti!sAonorahle discharge from the service.
The sentence took effect from March Il.
1895. II is the practice % the navy de-
partment. If a court-martiai prisoner Is N
the first conduct class. 70 remit oae-third
of the term az his confinement, or II m
the second conduct class one-fourth OF
such term Il Will thus be seen that young
Burbank can, by his own efforts earn
considerable reduction Of tho period OF
his confinement.
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I-,rurss5er, Tor a sum not Iessf saan
= ~ csnt. o. tae bid. ard no bid
y sS,rss .asesl Unless accompanied ny
q sseea. -. ~,
-. frts1 essssra and fg2FGksa sAsis-
g. 49, for tas anessInt Fes4 aa-esi 81
So, -eizrtNr Al the AVS ~ he state
49, s~-e,g1 " ltf45n ten days after BE-
- ~ TIE award OF the contract
- failing - d. -. the said ssaecx
= amount faxeC therein VII - for
.s ftae city No FseFso3 IA eligible
sssaer @a9 has within. fwo years
\ = 49, gryYiag y said contract mad.
-. =, rssyrneDt ~ aay taSs claim
- ggFk q A9sr performed OF any
- ulzteraa} furnished pursuant 70
- eonfracE as herein advertised. or
s-ss9sn said t@9 years failed 20 eoEa-
y. sny such contracts.
80 attention - called 80 article
- ne CIV raarfer. as rou IN
ysla tsag Il 'ho9rs OF labor" ard 10
- vii SECTION q. subs. I and :, re-
- ~ Egqaas ard =i1Teties.
- ss4ars os Iab,ic works reserves the
J. = rrfeft any sFd all BIDS.
- r~ust ~ iadarsed on envelope.
ssa~ Jackson stFeet Sewer Improve
If eFse hoard - plss,lis. works.
" FRANK 0JF.sDS. Secretary.
- ~ first fu53sfs '34n, June 81 lsss
E-~r-g To CONTRACTORS AND
k 80 II Ere Hese--S Notice ~ here-ssY
- - fhat sale proposals nil be re-
sd 81 me unders a ., secretary -
80 4 m. THURSDAY, June N, $50,
-. Furnishing 70 fae fire deE,ar aaes.f
- CIV ~ seatt.e % two thousand
=. s.1fYDr "a cket hose - imcaeg lq
i. rssfs. wish couplings. said hose -
ca 3 pressure al ~ rounds % the
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MILLER HAD TWO WIVES.
A""irai bewes's share of the Prize
Money for the Defeat of the SPAN
ish Fleet viii Make Him Fairly
Ta-Feusion Cases AdJudicated.


S,see.ai DISPATCH . the Post-rnte3tSencsr.
= = SRI iNtiToN. June @@@~~i44ft roaaagseas
Stranger than fiction Frequently come -
ssS attention q tha examiners N ztsa r,t.,s-
son bureau Net .1ng ago = letter was
st7ce@FsI fTaEEi q resident X <ne state -
" 'AS&4..lssoA writing ~ behalf u Mrs KIM
eaife A3.issT. ~ I>gguNater. who desired -
SRow whether her husband. JAMES II NJ
AeF. VINO enlisted a. Ee1.svs3l4. In 4ssI.
was dead ~ alive. : having occurred 10
S.s1l'7@le Ia; II alive he was undst3l,te .lly
ara wing pension ana even = dead ia
HISA1 Al Tsf~St have applied fa~ a pension
IN "s1aea case Ais address ana the fart os
Ii's Sseat2 would be known Al The siepart-
ItA5 Tie latter proved 20 be the css,.
Miller fled :. claim for ID pens.on in 1877.
ont II was rejected b>ause he could lAeS
Fa@hIsa evidence that the disease 81 the
eyes Tor which ne claln-<. pension VAS
connected w41h MS sery iee. he died IN
I'M Ills alleged wife. Jeanette AFlI,es-
81 Max loa. A.s-, h.ed q willows claim bat
tals was rejcctei because size could neg
show that she was the legal wife Of the
solder, Il having appeared in evidence THAI
ne married Miss E.TIle4l0-- carr al Relie-
vale Joss pTlc~ . his enlistment as a sol
der IL appeare in ;he evidence, fled n
the depar srl1snt that Mrs. Miller, the legal
Wifi. deserted her husband THIS WAS
probably statement made to bolster Nv
AftS s4ttNsltsSs4tHf W AAfr AittSN0 VIE. II
does not appear that Miller ever applied
for or secured a divorce. No reccrd ot
death being produced. the department re-
5e2ted the claim. IL no~ congratulates
itself that il did So FOR the Mrs Errl-
cline Miller Of Tuulwater appears unques-
ticnabiy 10 be the legal widow. and "a
such ~ entitled 70 pension. II is stated
In q letter to the department. in behalf If
Mrs. M Her At Tumwater that She was
snEe aT Marry and the- Sha I'm Yaxar
heard Of her husband from that line -
this This publication. therefore. VIII
probably be q welcome piece OF news 10
her.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-23

Trarsacrs 3 savings bank business ex.
clusively
Deposits received from 81 to $4,000
Interest allowed per annum. Six per
cent on term deposits; 4 per cent on or
binary deposits
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November Loans made on real estate or
approved coIlaterals only.
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4 bin FOR the relief ~ homestead sst'
terra whe serve n ne war "fth SPAN.
whieh Is likely 10 become Jaw Fef''@ Ss
follows;
"Anv ouaI!ne5 claimant 70 puhhc ian's
nd nc homestead laws who shall nave
served l. pc army navy S 2r n,ar!n, eS wss
1.S r. kingdom - Spain. and shall have
,aar, ftayorablv 8'sehaftei. sta-1l i'e ents-
.iee ~ aaxa re ttme ~ saeh service q
3u-fa3 from tie length of residence e'La-
r,,-es. rac54{re1 under the homestead Ia"'
~ n h.. ei4l. have been discharge,i % : =
.r,Ir. O. IS ouusls received "r 1ls>atiit'< 20.
.-,,.ra4 IN the hna 81 dusy. then iae srTH
- ~ @rf syreut shall n. ~ frofh
he yrquarei length - res ienee eiiao'''
rsf.venf, ~ the tine ~ ac}'.al sfFs'..,
The absence III tue army, may ar ~
-s.,s "arns ~ any person claiming lanes
,,,sier 3 Homestead entry or a,j'~F a -
.5.s s-.,rta.@fsa3 seftiegurnt shall n0t VOTE
- t,.t.... y.,tY-f - ii claim ami tltla
fner@tS NAV Is. perfected no' outstanding
4,l.rsl temporary aosene-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-23
THE CITY OF SEATTLE Deuar tuaut
Of Finance Urea yurer'g 9ffi~..-tirV

THE CITY or sEATTT.E-Departm
II Finance. Treasures Otiice-city
Ireasurers Notice
Notice Is hereby given that the assess
ment rolf OF Local Improvement District
No. i51 In the city or Seattle. created by
Ordinance No 4 76s Emitted an Ordinance
providing for the Improvement 81 Marion.
Post and Madison Streets. IL the CITY OF
Seattle. from the Intersection OF First Ave
along Marion Street 10 Posi- Street thetlce
along Post Street - Madison Street and
thence along Madison Street to West mar
gin OF Rail Road assnaIle, by construct
ing sewer along said portions OF said
streets with overflow connection al inter
section or First avenue ard Madison Street.
cent. Of the cost thereof from the general
fund aud the balance thereof by The mode
Of immediate payment. end establishing
fund for such payment hy an assessment
upon ~ the lots and parcels Of land bell
eilfted BY such Improvement under the pro
visions II Ordinance No. 2VS5, approved
No, 1850, approved May Sth. 1874, crds-
nance No. f,is2 approved May 5tb. lN'.
and the city Charter as now In forcA has
os,en certified 10 me- for collection and
thereon contained IL made within ~ days
from the date Of the first publication OF
delinquent and shall bear interest AZ The
rate " ia per cent. per annusn until paid.
and u not paid before such as@ess'nent
shall have l.ettfnat dtiiuttuent a penalty Of
2 per cent stall 10 aided ,t0d the sums
deiingneat shalt he entered ON tile annual
tax FaN Tor The current year against @3gA
lot ana parcel so delinquent and with t'le
interest collected az OTTER axes, separate
account being kept thereof and j. nnt paid
within the time liked for The payment &c
city taxes @aaE he collect II tore Her w4ta
such additional charges Hmd penalties as
are authorized 80 f~ charged a'sA collected
on other delinquent taxes. each lot 0C par
Gel 50 delinquent shall ue eu-d for ~"
amount ~ s'sel assessment. with interests
ami costs. at the tins and in t1e naunrr
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THE CITY or SEATTLE-Ds.pART
nsent o. rinsrics, TreasuFer's Offles~4-lty
Ireast&F@r's Notice.
A2tacs IL hereby given thar the asxesx-
fnsEf roSl % E>0cal Improvement rl3s-~ frt
No. I3g. IN the cry % Seattle srreass9 o5
Ordinance No. 40. Entitled an Ordinance
Avenue North in ne City Of Seattle srggrr
a point one hundred and twenty $3.50 feet
NORTH u Denny Way 20 Aloha Street. by
constructing An lFonstosle pip. s@xer
fnroug ho4t said portion % said avenue TO-
getaeF with AL necessary wyes, openings
fiianhoies. ventilators catch basins and
HL2Ail4g tanks. ard providing for she pay
MINT therefor by the mode OF immediate
payment, and establishing a fund Tor such
payment. by an sssesss-uent upon all me
itss ana parcels % Hard benefited BY such
IMPROVEMENT under the provisions Of Or
oEnance No 1ss5, approved April sstn 49,
as aIneT.fed by Ordinance No. 3359 app-or-
Ell shay stn. 1884. Ordnance No 49, ap-
proved May 9Th. Isg1. and the City Charter
as now in force has been certified Ia me
Tor collection and taat unless payment OF
TIE assessment thereon contained - male
within % days from the date Of the first
publication Of this notice such assessment
snail become delinquent and shall bear in
tefeet at the rats OF 10 per cent per an
mum until paid. ard K not paid ls.fcre such
assessment saa1! have become delinquent a
penalty or per cent. shall be added and
the Sums delinquent shall be entered GA
the annual tax rOi! FOR the current year
against each lot ana parcel so delinquent
and with the interest collected "a otaer
Ssrt~'SAtf a*'@tiliI "t<-Ils KEEP tDefe4T
and II not paid within the time liked for
the payment OF city taxes. shall BE- coll
iected, together with such additional
Charges ard penalties are authorized %
De charged and collected Oh other 3elin-
quent taxes, each lot OF parcel So Celin-
q2ent shall De sold for the amount " such
Assessment. with Interests and costs al The
time and ia The mangler ana Jas fhs, same
authority as lands and lots are sold for
city taxes
A. H. FOOTE
CITY Treasurer Of me CITY Of Seattle
Date or first publication. Seattle, Wash.
June 2iSt 1es4s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-23

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash

IaptI8i ...s..-r.-.ss. 34V.G0
-OFFlCERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Furth ........... ............ President
Arthur A. DENNY ............Eice President
John Leary ....... Second Vice President
James Hayden. Manager. Cash'r Sec'y
JOS T. Creenleaf ...... Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwabacher. John Collins.
e C. Neufelder. f. /. Biodgett
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-23

A. J. Neyen. aged ~ years, telegraph
operator. and ". r.. woodward, aged ~. a
waiter ware arrested last evening by Do
te<tiEe Ca1iheo for dgHtinR, The efss
hinges Ga domestic analra. and IN :he terms
81 tAe gs5Itce IL akin - q family row The
proserfdat woman Is IN 1t, ard there are
charges ard csytir tercharsegs sufficient TO
nix TO a philadelphia iawy En-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-23

That Nav day work done by Admiral
Dewey. from present indications, VIII give
him a very comfortable fortune from the
Vermont point Of view. Ills snare Oh
nrize money IS more likely TO be over IMAM
,,naar sleA 900 Such q sum. aside from
The Vanderbilt wealth held ny pr. J.
seward Wefs, Is about the largest ihsns IN
thu Green Mountain state
The question as 10 what Dewey VIII ge-
for the destruction OF the Spanish squad
ran has been discussed in Navy Andi'or
Morris office which will have 10 settle
the claims. but The data are 50 lew t'iat
NJ, very accurate conclusion can De mace
l. is not vet known whether tho prize
ro,,rt will be held In this country or In
tha Phllfpp neS Heretofore all our navai
officers have brought their prizes home.
6, there has been no occasion for judicial
rr,ree-tfings in conquered territory. Alio"-
ances are made for men killed. Tor siaips
DESTROYED, for ships captured ari salvage
The estimated worth Of tho property de-
strnyea or captured. lives destroyed ana
esIvara is from six TO ten millions IL i
- only four millions. half o. that sum
CO.'S - the vicfors and half 70 the govern
mem. The commandments 81 the
sonaHron or fleet gets t"eistieth part
~ fha total. Dewey's share. II ne de-
Streve1 four millions worth, - Ah eEeh
hundred thousand.
In addition 10 that money lac gets ten
wears ~ extra service at $3.50 per year
When he ret5res a. the age OF =. II ne
a1ec,s "a stay N the service that hong. ~
gets full sea paw. Thanks hy Congress
carries that. Unlhanked officers retire on
three fourth pay when they reach she age
ot g. st., ~.
Although TIE junior rear admiral Dew
~ nv reason az his ten years extra
ssrv;s,e. II the grade - ever revived, WIZ
-. g,,ra - become vice admiral. even II
il Is not especially revived for his benefit.
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FOR Alaska. r. eau's1ip Discovery sails
THURSDAY. June = ct 10 a m.
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- a. srgefades. ty Ordinance No zss. ap-
pave MsT r1s 1854 ar5 or1sra rec No
fss-. approved May 9Th sss- ard .ns ss-y
Ihars@r - fs0g IN fo-rs has aeezs eergE-
led 10 Tie for c0ages.s ssgy ard rae9 ssrsseaz
Iaaymert 81 BE asseserzssrs thereon cor
tanned u rsads within y. dayz from ne date
o. SEe arsf publication 81 this n0saee saea
ass---sTssest snail secsxr@ delinquent ard
sSsal cear infers<ss at the rate Of 70 per
gen. per anEza.s Until! Esa5d aas. = rot rad
w'nre Esacn asses rssElt AEaafa have fessyrns
G~slf91eflk a Fss-s1ss4Er q gseY cent sngE -
ADDED. and tas. sums dellnqasa. z%.aH be
entered CT TIE annual TAX -8sg .0~ Fn. cur
sNfS year assAtnst .eagb so< ard Tzrcei ~ &C.
Af9oeEAs and WITH ts4e interest collected "a
oafl*r faxsEs separate account EefFsg kent
thereof. ard II rot pad WITHIN the time
AEsd Tor the payment u city Zaxep eseaH
ot collected. together with such ADDITIONAL
charges and penalties are authorized Il.
be charged ard collected an other dasf~s-
eg&at taxes. each sot or parssg ~, la3fr
qu%nt shall De sold for ne araoin. % SsSr,
asse-ssFrsaeni. win Interests and caets al
The tine and III tbs manner and hy tr@
So ne authority az Lands and loEs are se,si
for city taxes.
A. r. rOoTE
City Treasurer OF the Cry ~ settle
Date ~ flrsf publication. Seattle Wasa..
jun. I'd fs4s 1893
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City Treasurer Of the Cry ~ s..aftl.
Date ~ firsf publication seattle. Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-23

VAN CAMPS Pork ana Beans.
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NOTICE. OF ASSESSMENT ROLfs-No-
.ge e assessment fett of Local Improve
sent District NJ I6s FOR the improve
se1g 81 Twenty Avenue South in
"a Ci'y Of Seattle, from Norman Street
sss haav sNs rs.sfa
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-08
COMING SOON.
Or. Grant. the Wonderful sight
Dlagnostlctan.

This eminent Scientist and Doctor.
who has recently returned from two
years soionrn in Europe, where he has
heen taking Post Graduate at some oi
the leading European colleges, will
shortly pay our city visit. He is at
present connected with corps of En-
ropean Physicians--men Of skill and
prominence. His name is not strange
to the people Of Gillian comfy, as sew
eral remedies bearing his name has
brought happiness untold to many a
home hy restoring dear ones TO health
after all hope had been lost. He is
gifted, as few men are, as Diagnos-
possessing the remarkable power
~ making all Diagnosis without asking
anv questions; Is able to thoroughly
penetrate the human system with the
naked eve as the * Ravs,n and thus
locate disease OF whatever nature. He
Ia at present member Of The Scottish
American Syndicate Medical Co, OF
Edinburgh. Scotland, and New York
City, and has Offices established in Spo-
kane. Wash., and Portland, Oregon.
Do not fail TO pay visit TO this gifted
man during his brief stay. The Doctor
will also deliver a series OF illustrated
lectures TO the public. TO which all are
cordially invited. Notice Of lectures
will he given later. These lectures
should he we'll attended. as II will be the
opportunity OF lifetime.
DR.. Grant will he at Condor for q week
commencing. Monday, September Goth
aud will he found at the hotel during hi,
stay. Consultation absolutely free. Re
member tho date
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-08
LOST VALLEY.

Jack frost paid us visit this week.
G. A. Danneman. of Glen, passed.
through here the Bril- inst.
Hart Munger and Tom Wilson we're
no this week on natatial lnsiness befure
onr notary, iierh%rt tiaIrtead.
Jehn and VIII Ilardie came down
from their sheep camps this week. The
water has i~Rnn % run mnte freely and
Rrass has started to gruw since our recent
little showers.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Z. r. Sloan started for
Eugene the 2nd inst. They Sill visit
relatives there until sometime In Novem.
her, when they will start back home
with load u fruit.
We have some new peighhors. two
more having flied On homesieads IN this
vicinity. Plenty mare homes can ha
made here, all II requires is plenty oi
elbnw grease ami will for a start.
Time and industry will dothe balance.
The List Valley Lnmhering Co. this
week received iwo sets Of large cai
whepls, especially ordered, direct from
tile innndry. They are Ia run on y
sulid fi0,r instead Of rail track. and
ran lw run any direction without liAv-
Ing turn tahl,s. making the work Of nff'
hearing less expensive and easier fol
the of.bearer.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-08

Herbert Halstead, the rustling saw
Mill man, was in town last Friday on
business,
Jack Shelton, Of Mayville. was In
town this week trying to buy cattle for
the eastern shippers.
'tiene Smith, of Mayville. is very low
with typhoid and pneumonia, and his
friends are very mnch alarmed. DR..
Shaw 10 In attendance.
WIN. Gills, oi near Eugene, brother
u Mrs. Bert Kelsay, Of this place, ar
rived IN Fossil last week and 10 on the
lookout inr land to rent.
J. w. Gilman came up. Sunday. from
@. A. Danneman's, and we are informed
he purchased MIR. Danueman's entire
baud Of graded Hereford cattle.
MARRTRp--Sunday evening, Sept. 4.
1898, at the Central Hotel in Fossil, Mr..
q. Nolan and Miss Gertie Spear. The
ceremony WAS performed hy Rev. Lamar.
Mr.. and Mrs George Carpenter have
returned from an extended trip " the
coast, where Mr.. Carpenter went for the
mnp6t II his health, aud, frnm the way
he is going ut things aronnd the store,
one wonld think he never was sick in
HE life.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-09-08

The Univrrsity II Oregon graduated
last June the largeef class In liz history.
The elsrs nnn,tErd thirty. The fsll term
will itgin Septeuswr l9sh. eudents
who have completed the tenth grade
branches can enter the suhfresbrDaB
class. NJ examinations are required hf
gradnatee of accredited scI,U,ls. Reas-
enable equivalents are accepted for nlnst
of tile rtqnirrd tDtranee studies. Cat
alogues will be cent free 10 aii apple
cants. Persons desiring information
may address the president, Ssrfetary
j. j. Walton, T Mr.. Max A. Plumb
all ~ EuyeDe, Oregon.
The cOnrses offered are those of good
university. There are departments of
modern and ancient lansnages. chrnis-
try, biology. geology, English, eltru-
tion, advanced engineering. astronomy,
logic. philosophy, psycii1ioRy. mafhe-
n,arics, and physical ehuration. Mnsie
and drawing are slso Taught. The tni'
tion IL free. All students pay an inri-
dental fee ~ ten dollars yearly. Board.
lodging. heat and light in the dorn,i,"ry
cost 81 10 per ~erk. j2l-27