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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-28

THE CITY or SEATTLE-CITY TREAS
urer's NotiCe-Notice Il hereby given that
the 2rd annual iastaIlment of local i'm
proyemcnt district No. 90 for the I'M
provement Of Lewis Street. I'm the CITY
or 5 attic, from Yesler Avenue TO the
north line of Walla Walla Addition un-
der the provisions of ordinance No 25sq
which provides To-. the Improvement of
said street by grading The same ard con-
Structing sidewalks On both sides thereof
with parking strips between sidewalks
and roadway aud providing for the paw
ms NJ therefor in instaliments and ca
tabllshlng a fund for such payment by
the ievying and collection OF special as
easements upon the properly beneltc0
by the Improvement. and providing tor
the issuance Of bonds as authorized BY
an act oi The legislature Of the safe of
Washington approved March 9Th lSl3
and under the provisions OF ordnance No.
23i9. apprJVeG Nay eth. 1854. as amended
ny ordinance No. $40. approved July l4ya
1894, has Been duly certified TO me for col
lection and II respective sums therein
charged and levied against each parcel
and lot OF land. and par, thereof in said
district in payment OF such installment
remains unpaid, and the same. including
the interest on the whole amount chaYS-
cd must be paid on or before the 9th
day Of March. 1S9s. Unless payment be
mode on such ius;al.mcnt on or before
the Z1tn day OF March, 1925 the same
snail become delinquent and shall bear
interest at the rate of per cent. annum
until paid. and If not paid before said
time 4 penalty of ave tJ) per cent shall
be added and the sums delinquent shall
be entered on the annual tax roll for the
current year against each lot and parcel
of land. and part thereof. so delinquent
and with the interest and penalty shall
bc collected as other taxes, together with
such additional charges or penalties as
are authorized To De charged and collect
ed on other delinquent taxes, and each
lot or parcel Of land so delinquent shall he
sold TO the amour, of SIcn assessment.
with interest. peuai5y ana costs. in the
manner provided by law.
GEORGE +. MEACHAM
City Treasurer Of the city OF Seattle
Date Of first publication February 26th.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS jackson

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS jackson
Street Improvement"
Notice j. hereby gwen that sealed pro-
posals viii be received by the undetsi ned
secretary OF the hoard Of public works Of
the city of Seattle up 70 , o'clock p. M
Saturday. March 9Th. lS,N for the improve
ment % Jackson Street. from Second Ave-
nue. South 70 Fourth Avenue south by
constructing "A pile bridge between said
points AZ provided by ordinance No Al
creating local Improvement district No l-3
and IN accordance with the plans and
specifications u~w ca Gle In the office Of
the board OF public works
Each hid rust lee acc npJnicd by a GER
titled r. tx. payable to the order of the
tive 80 per cent. OF the bid and no hid VIII
b. considered unless accompanied by said
check.
The successful bidder VII oe required 20
enter into contract and furnish S1ftefac-
tory bond for the amount required hv he
city charter and The laws OF ths state of
Washington. within ton DAYS after being
notified 81 me award OF the contract %
him. failing TO 10 50. the said cheek ID
the amount fixed therein " I be forfeit I
So the city No person IS eligible IS "a y j.
dor Who has within two Years prior o. the
letting Cf said contract made default I'm
labor performed Or any skill or mater Il
furnished pursuant 20 any such CONTRACT as
herein advertise. or v 30 within said Two
yelrs- failed 10 complete any such con-
tracts.
Speessl stte-i,ion IS called to article 1xiN.
of rhe gftN charter asa now in force. re-
latl"- re -,ncdFs 81 Ie3ar and % article
WI. see Il. subs. ! and ,. relating 10 bonds
and ss1Tetlts.
Tho bo3r1 of pubic works reserves The
right to rF1cc, auK and all BIDS.
Proposals must br iudorsed or envelope
"Eld for jackson street Improvement
Rs order oi the beard ~ ruhl p works.
FRANK oLFSON. : ecr-ta~y
Date - hts, publ cation. February oath.
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Iaaa NUritE.s.
THE CITY OF sEATrLE-clsy Treas
Nrrs

THE CITY OF sEATTLE-city Treas
uTeT's Notict
Notice Is hereby. given that the Sd an
nual snsia aiment Of local Improvement dis
trIet NJ - fer the linpros ernsat or Ken
nay street, n the city OF seattle. from
barclay street COR mlngton Avenues 10
Madison Street. uaaer the provisions OF
cI dluSrce No. 3e.s. which provides for
the Improvement Of said street by grad
ing the same ana by constructing SIDE
walks or both sides thereof with parking
STRIPS between the sidewalks ana road
way, and providing Tor the payment there
for in insIallne8ES and establishing
fund for such payment ~ the aevytn5
and collection OF special assessments
upon the properly benefited by the Inn
prcyemeni. and proylong for the ISSUANCE
OF bonds as authorized Dy an act OF the
legislature OF he state OF Washington,
approved March 9tn. 1895, and under the
provisions u ordinance No. 5.34s, approved
May eth, 1884 as amended by ordinance
No. ;, 40 approved july 18th. 1854. has
been duly certified to me for collection.
and the respective sums therein charged
and levied against each parcel ana lot OF
land, and part thereof, IL said district, Ia
pay meBt OF such instal.ment remains I'M
paid. and the same. including the interest
on the whole amount charged, must be
paid on or before the 20th day of March.
1se Unless payment be made on such
installment on or before the -Vth day or
March. lsss, the same shall become de-
iinquent and shall bear interest at the rate
Of per cent per annum. until paid. and
II not paid before said time. penalty OF
nye "a per cent sha.l be added. and the
sums de- hnQuent shall be entered on the
annual tax roll for the current year
against each lot and parcel Of land, and
part thereof, so delinquent. and WIN the
interest and penalty shall be collected as
other taxes, together with such additional
csare ; or penalties as are authorized TO
be charged and collected on other de
linquent taxes. and each lot or parcel OF
and so delinquent shall be sold for the
amount OF such assess nent With interest
penalty and costs, in the manner provided
~ law.
GEORGE f. MEACHAM.
City Treasurer of the City of Seattle
Date Of first publication. February 18Th
Isas
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PORTLAND Or. FEB 3--wheat--D Duh,
Jos=s3eas nominal. Walls Waila id5scs
alley and bIuestern. 7s1i7sc.
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NOTICE TO. CONTRACTORS AND
pes },-s in n |i1r,cus Supplies No
tlce Is hereby gwen taat sealed propc--
als WIlE hs received hv tae uHIar-t-.rra
secretary ~ The board II nuhie works
Wn "a 20 O'Clock "a n y eudaE 81 rUl Pr
-sf0 Uses for jhe furnishing 'a the CIV
ot seattle Cn re7ul~lrlrfs 20 he issued
DURING the worfhs - March auI Aurl
fN>. fs~ material sra supplies ats4 coal
ard WOOD Tor taa ordinary needs 81 tho
various departments during t1e said .wo
months 4 detailed bs- Of such ruateri-
lis ard rlps Res to Ne h.1 cn rs~ he bad
hy calling - tfa office Of t1e board ~
tlhle works tn fhe rt-y ha.L Separate
hd~ f1r Furnishing ca8i 20 thr Lake
Wa~nlrsrur ara Queen Anne uuuu sta
fogs. ana wood far tn. Broadway pImp
--ati4 n i0t oHe sets from Marco isr. is4s
VIII b. received SacB bios mus Pc ac-
con panied with 80 check for
comptroller AZ an earnest ttnt tAc bic-
der - awarded the con-cact. v,tl
prC,nrtly er'eT iut3 ar aErcea1e-t 4rd
-,r bonds SIS required Ger fhe faithful
geFf ruaaurr x ca.tFscf
~hnasA conditions arise requiring rho
purchase az articles 10 very large aus~tf-
lies ah5S tHf ordinary requirements rhe
rea-d 2 ~Ee~ fre Tt-rt to wlk- special
.aH Ter 1r-ftfre go weet eura eases
TEE a0arl reserves tle r.zht Is re tect
ans oud aU bids
Proposals to p sa347ssd on the e-ver 1re-
H-d fcr SETrtts
Ry ara,~ x tHv hra-5 20 a.hs.- works
FRANK HI.ESoN secretary
Tets NJ rTst publication February l5th
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Theat-No. / club. 7size; No. blusEsrn,
sIAc: milling wheat. No. | club. TIC, No.
3iunnten. seg.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Feb. whsat--So blue
teE4, s.N1gc, No. / club, TSat1ic.
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.,G>~ AID uOrsE xtunrRs.

s 81. s.A-s h. -. -k->4y 49, Il t-l- G.E8-TKES
z-1 gares ger s4S1s aE2 house a4Zoxrx.
A. Hes.sE way.
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kIu>pIt<t,-TfNFS

PARTY of iHlrt<-Hy.. Hu1tr guidance 81
rxns-t e0-tl Alaskan purchased twenty
mesquite ans coal-0Toaf 5ruis. satisfied
taex ata superior 90 all othegs. bics-en.
~, Sef.-l kNeuUr.
MOSQUITO snI co,l-proof tsr,s. te.d air
space c9sfs uutaluE 20 csTCy. b3t equals
sixtv poua Is blankets jn rXciG3in4 c2.8.
I'~s' airs e> SecoHd avenue. !t.s kson.
r.lar4EsT
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ALASKA GLIDE

H. l. BALHS euuteg. GUIDE ana explorer
al gn-Ge cr Furnish ~ acs f3r paT les
.u t-osts.r r.t.r cc4U.sT rte AlasAA .seu-
te<ula : -hra rr JOS trs r.. : $50 t.~st-
.58se Practical frrnt4 ersnfaa tarG ~Aea
fEe t~sTt.es g." -T&ustake .af. fae best 90
,el@rsar.s SVEN. =. O. HeN rs. SEA- e.
Nts7 -r -s> $-,-r.a avenue
READ ApVERTfs NH.NI - Capitalized
lsxzs t-leveuta page
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW,

Seattle February p. lNS.
EXCHANGES a. the Seattle. Tacoma aud
PORTLAND Clearing houses today were:
Clsarances. Balances
s>-s>
Tacoma $500. ......... iss.i3 20 $50 ~
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Kt:-TRtNsroR

FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO ST. Nj
sse4eH and UlWSen city knocked lQX1
bosts aoll~rS. s&c.. at reasonable rates.
special facilities N-tl contract wien par
ties IN take freiEht ass passenger to
81 Michael. aIs' bcat wli leave Seattle
ar.fst AuFfi iS< 60 @.Ne PARTIES fi..a-c
"a bl.tlt river boats esforc NEknu o4eas
up For freigal aud passage Apply 81
attfa : Michael = Dawson tItE TrlGs-
psrtatEcn Co. AZ Columbia street
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SAY FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. s.-whsss-
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Transacts a savings bank business ex-
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 10 sl0eN.
Interest," allowed per annum. SIX per cent
on term deposits; per cent on ordinary
deposits.
Dividends declared last day OF May and
November Loans made on real estate or
approved CollateraIs only.
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bANiAS.

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental Block, Seattle. Wash.
CAPITAL ....... .......... ..-....... .S100 COZ
OFFICERS AND -TRU STEkS-
Jacob Furth ........-. .%....-....... President
Arthur a. Denny ....+.--....Ntee President
John Leary A.. Second Vice Pres dent
James r. Hayden. Manager. Cash'r. Sc y
Frank l. Bl0dgett. ........ Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwah3cher. John Collins,
r. {. Neufelder J. I. Greenleaf.
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ht.oNDII>E-.I.AshA MAPS.

NEW ALASKA Map. showing routes.
NthoeFapntd. coiors. cloth cover &C:
paper 70. also our Guide 80 Yukon
Gold Fields, Illustrated. the most au-
thsntIc, sc, With above nap sc Low
man \ Hanfoyd 60. Publishers Alaskan
literature Seattle
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run siI.i..-sTEANERs.

. run saLi.-sTEAMERs.
sEAMERs ron SALE Suitable Tor
Alaska trade
r +. ELMoRE. II feet loug. gross
/. kennare il4G7. compound condensng en-
kines sxlS inches. lta-fuot stroke Wal
fteam e!ae, 10 niue knots without
eanl ss'hroner W. n HARRISON. -
feet ioug. Wiz carry lie tous dad weight.
sieepie compound condensins engines.
lslix22 inches l-foo, stroke, Viii stream
, Or nIn Information apply IA Gilmore.
sauhoru i Co.. Agents. Astoria. or
lEAMsnIPs FOR kLoNpIkk.-A Sc
lection OF cheap steamships Tor safe, SUIT
able 10 ran between Seattle and Alaska
sfeam NesHei circular Samuel holmes.
IS BROAD street. New fafk-
DIR sAf.E-ouc schooner. - tous net:
~. bark S. tons net also have bark Tor
..harter thesa are \ No Vessels. aud
,,hould - inNestisatee. 60 haiity build
or sAI.E-screw steamer Restless.
s7Sr rfoeS Il & IONS 5a good running az
Der. Joau Riad q hay center wash.
pR sAf.F-New seton schooner. s. 90:
end another SieH Parker x Go. NV
Work bio 4
rAu ADVERTISEMENT az Crystalllzed
iE<Es Eleventh page.
nIo>DIht-ws
.Akf.\lS GotNG To kLoNDtNE can
40 nothing setter Tor their sons aud
aausH.c.s l}4an 10 ir&se {nern AZ Washer
s.o48esa while thsir homo Is broken up.
Spes -4t r5g0 Estvg 30 boss Nustyr la Years.
Number limited 10 IL Catalogue and
stner Information hN sadrvsslsls lycsi-
4ent \. T. Jones. Pm u barion Mash
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COPPER RIVERS -hoooer Laurel leaves
aaous March Z ffr Port Naldes. Apply
room - Sullivan building.
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FOR COPPER RIVER Schooner $. LAW
Terre vii sail ABOUT February =. D.
p5~eaee apply - A.us@ orth Il Dunn. foi :
u Pike street.
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Capital stock paid in..... So. 600
Surplus ........ ........ ........ 5000
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DEXTER HORTON Il CO. BANKERS
Incorporated 1857.

THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL
BANK OF SEATTLE.
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MILES from our London bank wish nj
Aht meri;orioas claims Nt can get. In
both klondiks and Alaska. - b. hans
siled within - days from teelr arrival in
New York. CaSedy. tiS Washington
hGilding
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City Treasurer of the City of Seattle.
Date Of first publication. February 18th.
lax
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corrEK RIVER TRANSPORTATION

COPPER River ard -. NJ hacl-I4ue of
f3st-saiung vessels. passengers A a
freight. special rates ON kuoe kdown
boats. Oceanic Packing Company. 81
sullivan building.
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III WANT TO CONTRACT with re-
stonsihle party % miner FOR the work
sng OF our claim on Boulder creek
gkl0udike distric' For terms. location
etc NJ Il. Crane Il Co. IL Columbit
street.
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kIoNnIl&I

GAS ENGINES for kiond iSe OF any other
place. stationary or marine. Geo. Siutz.
i.Hti Western aNt.fIo
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Addition to Police Regulations.

The District Commissioners have order
ed: That the police regulations OF the
District of Columbia are hereby amended
by adding to article fifteen the following,
to be known as section seven, and section
seven will hereafter be known as section
eight
Park railings and open fences not less
than three feet nor more than three feet
six inches high may be erected upon per-
mits secured from the permit clerk Of the
engineer department. Blocks or pedestals
for fence posts must not project above the
sidewalk, and no portion of said fences will
be allowed to extend beyond the parking
line.
Hedges on public parkings within the
city limits shall not exceed three feet in
height Tor eighteen inches in thickness.
thorzed to reduce hedges of greater III
mersions to the dimensions named in this
para granh.' -
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AFFAIRS IN GEORGET0WN.
New School Building Wanted-Estate
of John McCaNrey

The construction of new six-room brick
school building at the head of 33d street is
under consideration, and the improyement,
according to the report of one of the school
trustees, will be recommended in the next
schedule embracing such matters sent to
Congress. The present building is one of
the oldest in the District. 1t is badly off
for conveniences, it is said, and altogether
out of date. 1t is in this vicinity that the
fire chief has recommended the establish
ment of a new engine house, the only one
west Of Rock creek being almost at the
southern extremity of the town. To reach
the section now under consideration
heavy grade must be mounted, entailing
much loss of time.
For the week ending September "A, 1865
tons OF coal were shipped over the Chesa
peake and Ohio canal. The total shipments
for the year show a decrease of :52 4lJ tons
over the corresponding period of 1897.
The estate of John McCaffrey. who i'll
1882. it is said, left his wife and children
and went to Chicago and three or four
years ago died there, leaving a fortune of
several millions, has not yet been settled.
1t is said that at the time of McCaffrey's
death it was discovered that the children
of one of the daughters were living in a
dingy shanty on the line of the canal here
in Georgetown, where their stepfather was
employed as a lock tender at a salary of
about SO a month The lawyers represent
ing the Chicago end of the case have Just
written to the clerk of the court at Ha-
gerstown requesting Mr.. Oswald, in charge
to come to Chicago to testify in the case
as to the issue of a marriage license af-
fecting the claim of the heirs. Mr. BeaIe
of Georgetown is taking care of the inter-
ests of the Georgetown heirs
DR.. f. S. Walmer of this place has re-
ceived an appointment as inspector of dis
eases among the government horses He
left last night for Jacksonville. Fla, where
his first professional labors in the new ca
pacity will be performed.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Absence of Sewer Connections.

Joseph Daniels WAS before Judge Scott in
Police Court this morning, charged with
failing to connect premises with sewer. The
house occupied by Mr.. Daniels came into
his possession by the decease Of MS wife.
question arose as to whether or not his
title to the property is clear enough to
make him responsible for its proper main
tenance. The case was taken under advise
ment. Mr.. Mullowney contends that Dam
iels has Il life interest by courtesy in the
property.
Evening star., 1898-09-29

Jacob Parker, colored boy. was arrest
ed last night by Officer Simpson OF the BIZ
cycle squad, charged with vagrancy In
the Police Court this morning Jacob said
he had been TO the work house three times
and to Jail once. Thirty days will be added
tC his record.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Reauired TO Pay Alimony.

Justice McComas has granted an order
in the case of Louis A. Reinberg against
Nora J. Reirberg. requiring the former TO
pay his wife SO alimony on or before Mon
day, October 3. under penalty of being ad-
judged in contempt of court. The amount
Is in arrears.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
CONSIDERATION OF A BISHOP
Solemn Service to Be Held During P. E
General Convention.
Rev. Thos. Il. Green TO Succeed Lat,
bishop of Iowa-Ncw Canon
Proposed.

One bishop Will be cousecrated during n.
general convention Of the Episcopal Chur..,:
in this city, beginning October :. Tie is
The Rev. Thos. r. Green. DID. who has
been elected TO succeed the Right Roy.
William 5. Perry, ID. d. dect ascd. blshon %
Iowa.
Rev. DIR. Green has been rector o. the
Craze Episcopal Church OF Cedar Rapirs.
Iowa. As the election occurred within
three months OF the general convention the
conservation. under a canon Of the church
must be deferred until the coming meeting.
The late Bishop Perry was one of ;he mos.
eminent divines of the Episcopal Church.
and was the author Of the book. The
Epscopate liz America"
Since the last general convention there
nave been. including that Of Bishop Perry
three deaths among tho bishops. Tho 9TH
ets were Bishop Quiatard Of Tennessee
VINO was succeeded by his coadjutor. Right
Rev Thos +. Gailur. II. n. of Mpr1phiS
and Bishop Wingfield Of northern Caiifor-
MA. whose successor has not been elected
The bishops who viii sit for the first
ume IN general convection at the coming
meeting are:
Bishops Rowe Of Alaska. Burton Of Lex
ington. Johnson OF Los Angeles. Sa,t,rlca
Of Washington. Williams OF Marqua.t..
Morrison OF Duluth. Brewster Of Connect
cut and Gibson of Virginia.
f'ubitC Prayers Daily.
1t is believed that an effort will be made
at The convention to bring about the adop-
lion Of canon requiring that morning and
evening prayers shall be publicly said in all
Episcopal churches There is great di vision
OF sentiment on the question, and Il Will
excite prolonged discussion For many
months the church papers have given con-
siderable space To letters upon this subject
showing the interes: OF the clergy In Il.
In effect, ii is an effort on the part o. its
advocates To model the American canous
more closely after those of the English
church. In the English prayer book there
Is direction in the preface that az pas-
tors and d"aConS are to say daily mprring
and evening prayers. either privately or
openly. unless pr vented by sickness or
some other urgent cause. This is nussible
IN England, where me parishioners live
cnly a short distance from the parish
church. but ract:cable I'm this country,
the opponents of the proposed canon state
for the reason that the majority Of the
Ameri an parishes cover miles Of territory,
making ii incouveaient. in fact oftar i'm
possible. for the congregation to assemble
so often There is no dispute as to the
beretit derived from such frequent SER
vices. and the opposition is based purely
Upon the question OF eXpeiancy.
Even now. in sUcn compact parishes as
s.. James. ST. Paurs, ST Marks AID In
carnation. in this city. daily services are
held. and many others have them three or
four times a week.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
MARRIED..

HEI' FIR RICHMOND. At the residence Of the
brides father in this city. Wednesday. Sep
tember -, lSSS. HARRY u. IEIEt and
BERTHA \. RICHMOND.
MI SSON-PARkER. on Thursday. September -.
1885. 10y Rev &. 4. Stakely H. u, GEoluiE
Nj SScN 10 ELNIItA \. PARKER, both of
Ills city. No cards.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Minister Receives u Call.

Rev. C. J. K. Jones, Unitarian clergyman
of Louisville, KY, has been called to the
leading church of his faith in Los Angels,
Cal Mr.. Jones once occupied the pulpit of
All Souls Church for several Sundays He
is regarded as a gifted orator
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Pillow ca aSeS, SC,

\ lot of only 900 dozen nicely hemned
pillow eases, made of good reliable
quality muslin. full size. will go tomorrow
for cents each-when the regular price
is 10 cents. What do you think Of that
for bargaining!
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Mems hose. SC. Dr.

Mems fast black full seamless half
hose. with strongly reinforced heel and
toe. Will be sold tomorrow for ) cents
pair. They re the very same hose for
which you have always paid 15c. pair.
Let every man manage to get some while
sold at this absurd price. Only six pairs
tC Il customer.
Evening star., 1898-09-29
Tam O'Shamters,
oS0C.

Choice of childrens school Tam OShan-
ters. prettAy trimmed with quilts and
braid. will go at 80 cents-and you
couldn't buy them for double at any other
time.