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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-09
SPEC iAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SALE OF pELINQU FsNT
s3ares ( S,0ck-puice Of ne NtSt Seat
;le Lsna ana IMPROVE N Mt Company. Sc
attic September Il l>9S.
Notice : hereby sven mat in pursuance
Of j resolution Of the hoard OF trustees u
the West seattle Land and Improvement
Company he q his day. certain shares Of
the capital stock of said company. here
after describe &, or so much TIER Of as may
nent Of = per salre. duly ievieu n ro0n b.
sai3 board Of trustees a. lis meeting held
July II. 1895. " Il be sold at Dabl.c auction
10 the highest b oder for cash AZ the front
door of the United States pos,office In he
city OF : attle. It the hour OF II o'clock Il.
NJ, on Monday, the 24ih Gay Of October.
The 70. owing IS a particular description
Of me shares e stock ord red TO be sold.
togat her with the names Of the respective
shareh !ders and he mount OF the ryspec-
tive assessments levied on iheir said shares
OF stock:
Ger. ~, no,,..,... No. Of Amount
M.....A. ". Schols, trustee 500 s5.eol 80
oa-..,.Na. stem. trustee 49,. l.Hi l,0t0 90
s.. -CAas. II. Raker. receiver2.t4o cooa %
Notice - further given that al OF sad
$50, khoderS nave made default in the
payment Of thar said assessments upon
their said shares OF stock. after due notice
had been given to each Of them. as re-
CURED by law and the bylaws OF sad
company, and that said sale VIII be made
al he time and place above specified at
public auction % the highest bidder. and
mat a. sucn sale the person who shall pay
the assessment due as above stated. TO-
gethar with the pro rata expense Of adj
verl.sinx and Of sale FOR the smallest num-
Der Of sAai es or portion OF share Of each
Of said delinquent stockholders. snail be
dee med the highest bidder
II q. STRIVE, Vice President
DANA W. BROWN. Secretary.
THE regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of King County Investment Co.
Nc. > VII be held in room rs New York
block. Seattle. Monday. October 10. 1898.
at $50 .. m. al whth meeting trustees
for the ensuing year WI be elected.
J. II HoGE, JR.. President.
r.. T. IIAWLEY. Selre AIRY.
Dated September -. 1898
CoNpOSITION-W are now prepared TO
do composition for the trade tany meas
ure). n Njnpa;e.i. Mnion. BREWER and
Ions Primer Satisfaction guaranteed.
Can or address Post-inteI.isencer, seat
tie.
SPEC lAIs iNF1l} y { y FIJI NISHFD
manufacturers, business houses and pub
lic men by the Press Clipping Bureau
tAlIen =. room " Mckay build ng. Port
land. Or.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


MIR. J. DE MERS the well known real
estate ruStler o. This city. late Of ihe
firm Of De Mers & IAikIns, has dissolve cd
partnership attn The after arm ana open
ed new and elegant offices in ghe sullivan
block in connection with Mr.. George
spencer who has just arrived from En-
gland They intend to do a genera. brok-
eraSe zeal estate. insurance and money
lOaning business. II Nuu are III need OF
money or have anything 10 sell or trade
give us call and We viii do our utmost
TO satisfy You.
For few days:
rooms nicely furnished for $50
II rooms, fine furniture. splendid location,
for $l,ttp. part cash, balance time.
The best bargain Is ~ rooms. nicely fur
nished. paying $40 a month net, for only
Sl.lop
We have houses at al prices.
We VIII sell You the best place in Seattle
for $l-J1: sales since last April s5oo0.
Rent. $40 stock VIII invoice 81 10 We
also nave one at $50, two at $500 each. others
at $SVo, and $1,000.
II you want business We can locate you
Cal and see rs.
Restaurant for sale az your own price
for $3.50, $500 $3.50. $40. 500 S6,a also one
fer $500, worth sl,S00. 81, 100 will buy a par
gain taking $40 to sl00 a day rent $40: lease
years.
DE-. MERS * SPENCER
81 - Sullivan l{i1Qlr
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co.
l0G-l0S Washington Building.
Telephone Red li20.

Eight-room house and lot. ThIrty-first
avenue. near IeSleI way ............. /
SiX-room house and four lots, South
SjX-To0m house and one acre OF land.
South Seattle .....-.+.. .............. J.
Six-room house ana modern improve
meuts. 40 First avenue west ....... .
N!ue-roOM house and two acres OF
land. Rainier Beach ............. J.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO..
1O6-l1> Washington building.
Telephone Red lao.

House and lot. 1879 Drexel avenue -.
House and lot. corner Al2ine and
Double house and lot, corner Tenth
ana Pike. renting for so per month.
House and lot, Ills Olive .............
E:ght-roon house, 9l3 Drexel avenue
Thirty-fifth avenue %. ....... ....
Eighi-voom modern house, 5o7 Thirty
fourth avenue .. ............
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THE SEATTIE POSTeNl
FOR REyT-Hoows WITH BOARD
Continued
So, - - - -
Htrtsi ea1 ocaI1 t9F ma. 4l-a y - 49, - -,
s,'-iI,ss. AEsl NJ. N;.EsS ~ 80
.---------------------------
Ft&CAc AND fJAf<A-i"o FSIS @sst4 a
Pc F35a1S S'-1tao.e Lsr c3lll4es, NE 'aois-
. &'4- r. BAKER, - IA4Fu afSs+1e-
! FOX KIN I-FFcnt room "1fI a-coEe, .l'
fhsi'e1 ".EA Do3I~- --Lf - - g =
- $500 -----. - 80. ,.-s
la@ Marion street
-~-~r,>-r-,4,-r, o~ ,-s,,a. ,,,,A s.s
/ 2. RHtSaho EooHis' p''s@'s Ho'i7' o1o
! ,-----,,, -, -. N-- C--oI-1, OK
49, A-'-
/ f''%-'
~ aNlSs nd rooms ana 00a''' @-' oh''n
| sir
| I1C--,r- $50 a.. r,e-A avsons
------. -, ,,.....
/ FoR HE>t-h Nh>"ED HooNS.
| S-t7T.- vFsTTRN r4s1TE,I--r2 9or4 ara
! r,coFn. 5: 10 70 Per aays meas. = cents
go rSe-3s FTee has ~ a.a Ne 80
kkeeP.'s az "a ,-as,. US - @''d 's0'h
| - - -
! f1h hEN leg any tusnis.eo rooms
/ a. am -t"a- "a Ssralt. ,.at'
| ferguson pfoptietfess-
| 80 ,,r-,-~ T-e----I-.a. -. e. -
VIZ q = - ! ~ = t''slsu anu I1'e.F lur-
| nt"s' wax to postotilce. Address 9.
care f"sA-ihteA'EFHcet'
r-nf, ut->--r. t>i~-. lice .-tr,., -.
| 4eaI; eLsc'fis iignt ana pay Sul.aoe I"F
-. "a -, = - 'o'' -n'P'' 49, -'-A- "a
49, ''~'1- ~N
FoH ZEN i-HIceiS i4Fnisied rooms -
t~,,,'l.t IT, ,s6,, Vi, j. IN "'t'A
'''''e'''" '-N--7o' ''Vt7E fA u F'e''''
FoH TIT .-. - lceIy Iurnl<6ed rooms. az
ni9asant bnma Hi C;ofnn1l,;a strena. anu
&C. x,r.--- go, So. -. .,-,,
ht;sn,rssninr I'm r., ia 1r c;nt, "
az MAYNARD formerly south EisAih-
HOTEL ATRrNARI.r DIG Snring-Erc-,
rooms: Va week, e.ecir,c itshls. bath
-, :. 81 = . y,
~ :, 10 -" ~! ','sshs ngaters are
4Ho'.S t!i..o ". T ~ an s'A"o '"e racket
,,------, ,,r1~1,~c1I,- o. r.. -
~ - 80 a. 80, -. - Oh
- - - ~'~NSA Sci'
ua.'Sienl SOC, QUO, SOC.
Eor pi-v.r = Rooms yi,h ~ ry--ro-,.
board: private family Address t 8. care
f'os' -iHieideeheeI-
FOR kENT,one nicely furnished room
u; n, pr1Eate is ,r LOT single gentleman.
- go --1-r,1, 1,o1-sr poom- ~ - -,
u t.DE IA It-,r.h &C. Soc ana
ney. proprietor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-09

SOCIETY NOTICES.
@GcOTcifMEN and descendants will please
Il meet al Hotel Seattle Saturday. October
s j.. 10 arrange for social Oh Halloween.
y y. m.
g
SARCANA LODGE. 81 +. and A. NJ, meets
second ami fourth Mond Us cach month.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co.
1851 Washington Building.
Telephone Red l43.

Modern house. 1899 Thirty-seventh
avenue; an elegant home, including
furniture. book eases and paintings;
house finished In oak. redwood and
cedar: basement under the whole
house. finished with granite and
Chuckanut stone, everything first
class In every respect: a home fit for
king; this home and ten lots sur
rounding it. at sacrifice ..,......
Valuable investment property, corner
Ninth and Pine. lot l2oxls0. three
good houses. well rented and room
10 build four more; this property Is
within walking distance Of the post
office and can be bought al d great
bargain ....... ..,.......... .........
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-09

COMPETENT lady stenoErapher wishes
q position, can also ID billing. Address
A "a care Post -fnteliiEsncer.
SWANTED~~ Situation "a h0usekeeper by a
refined mIddieagrd widow. Mrs, NJ.
q Miller. 90s Second atcnue.
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-
BIRTHS.
DEATHS AND ftN Lh Rs

:. II Mr. and MITE
Fred GenHasG snn.
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Twc-story building and basement. cor
Eagle stree, and h.gG avenue. fitted
Up As bakery. StoreroOm and lodging
Pla0lUs mill property IN cool repair:
We'll rented and working on Lake
Union boulevard ......................S
Three houses ana lots on North Borea
avenue, eacn, nOdern improve
mentS ........ .............. ..........
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House and lot. sG3 Twentieth avenue
SCUM -...--- .....-,. Observation-Disclosures.
a6S acres 81 timber land ia Cialiam
county on water front, fine pile tim
Forty acres OF excellent pile timber on
NashOn island. near water front 80.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co.
llG-l'N Washington Building.
Telephone Red 1920.

House and lot. 1909 North Broadway;
bath room. large basement, granite
foundation; lot G2Xlne ..............
House and lot. 900 Nesler way ,.....
Ten-room house. 92o broadway; LOT
9oXizo, including the furniture .......
Tweaty-ro0m house and lot. goxI2o:
Suitable for fats ar boarding house.
920 Washington street. must be sold
House and lut 1907 DreXel avenue 80.
House and lot loo DreXel avenue ....
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co,
lo6-l0S Washington Building.
Telephone Red 1920.

House and lot. 321 Twentieth avenue
south ....,..........,... ........ ...... LII
House and lot. 2ol3 IneersolI place be-
tween Twentieth and Twenty first . IL:
House and lot. SIS Twentieth avenue
south ....... ........ Observation-Disclosures. LII
House ard lot. 2007 Dearborn street.
between Twentieth and Twenty-frst LII
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The genuine oi-fashloned Blue Label
grarit"Ware is row offered dirt cheap 70
close OFT the stock. It's the kind that lasts
ard Ak the prices we have put on them il.
worth coming after.
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Valuable corner lot. corner Third ave.
Due and Main street. e0xl20. must be
SOFA --..--- .-.--..-. -... .-....-........
Valuable building lots in McNaught's
addition. close in; fine view; very
few more ~ those choice building
lott In Randaii's addition: fine view
OF Lake Washington, each .......
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CoMpOSITlON-We are now prepared 10
do compost on for the trade tany meas
ure). N NJnpa;e.!. Nnion. Brewer and
Ions Primer Satisfaction guaranteed.
Can or address Post-inteI.igencer. seat
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ESH ELMAN-CORCORAN CO..
106-l1'S Washington building.
Telephone Red 1920.
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IF YOU LIKE TEA. get one of those
taTthen toa-pots We have cut the price
on, ana make your tea in it, only one
to customer.
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LONDON beauty rarlors, : bottle Lang ~
lotion free with face treatment; ls1leS can
earn s. per Gay. " Union block open a.
10 J. n.
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PERSONAT-Confinued.

WANTED-To buy cheap for cash, few
Diamonds watches typeWriteTs. sewing
machines. bicycles. exc. spinning, Site
Second avenue.
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HE'LL " ANTI.B-t'EMALE-

S2WANTED-At Mrs. Reeds Domestic Fn-
Il pioysnent Ofac". II positions general
3 work; } Mattresses. cooks: 3 positions
& second work 7i2 Marion street. Tee-
phone. Red 1851.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co.
le6-l1S Washington Building.
Telephone Red ii2O.
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HELP wA.TED-slAi.E AND rEMALE
AELP WANTED-A6ENIs SOLLCIT-
OKs. Ere.

WANTED-Asents TO handle new house
hold article IN every toNn west "
Omaha. nothing ever offered like / be-
fore. suitable for Kiond3ke trade. TO
sample Ia carry. sold from Photograph;
secure territory quick: suitable for lady
Or gentleman. Write Glory MAnuIIc-
turing 60. IA California st.. san Fran
CISCO Cal.
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FOR SAI.E-f.aundrv. bakery. saloons
LODGING houses. barber shofs grocery
hotels drug store, cigar stands or any,
thn& else on the market: bring in your
business chances: WEI find j buyer
Moore & Co. - Boston block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13
GOVERNMENT ON CUBA.
HAVE CONFIDENCE IN 1Ht UNITED STATES


New York. Aug is.-Tho Times this
morning prints the followlngi
General Tomas Estrada Palma iol"-
gate 40 large or the Cuban republic.
talking OF tho peace protocol ani The
eilpr that would be taken by the CUE
ban government. snldi "'rhc nrHt ihIur
Co. be- done By the Cuoan patriot loo
America after the blockade has been
raised will to- to send relief o. tho
surviving Cubius In the field Money
that would otherwise have been srent
iu purchasing guns and ammunition
VIII bc spent lu food and cioihluT fur
the cuban soldiers and their fam urs.
This relief viii BE- scnt Immediately
with the consent OF the American gov.
eminent.
Another thing that win be- looked
after viii be 10 Try and secure The re-
io1fa of those CubanE ahl have been
iop1ftCd from cuba and spent tl Span
iHh penal settlement. shall urge
that the Washington authorities secure
thr release ~ these prison o.
AS Tar aH the present government
81 cuba Is concerned. the LEADING mcu
~ that government. from President
Mnsso down. have Implicit conf loucu
In the declaration that the UhtC1
states government went 60 war. rot
for the acquisition nf cuba. but o. ~.
the island Tor the Culbr- % WIv
hU TINT In yeats 90 come the Cuhlns
may. NJ thoir own yuiiiIuu. request thIH
country Co annex cuba hut that I.
not fnr the present Whether the
present government of cuba win he
recognized now a. n1 matter Tho Gu.
bans do not wish 90 ,mhnrrofs the
Warrington authorities and have no
doubt that which iH done ls Tor tho
best
~ may take several months for the
Spanish government 90 remove itH sole
dlarH from the island. Aftcr the SPAN
lsh soldiers have gone away there viii
b. lnft Uuly about i2O 900 Spnniards.
Many NJ those might rcnounce nllrgi.
anco 30 the spanish government But.
assuming that There should remain 100. 81
o. Spnnlaria that II small number
In comparison with the s0oOl0 native
Cuhan1. While the spanish troops
are being removed think That the
United States government would be-
wise IN consulting unuffclnily the wish
e. ~ the regular native population.
"Thc American provisional govern.
mont that Will no doubt b. ~ mill
tnry character can DO much toward
strengthening the good win CubauH
already feel fnf the United States. for
having freed them from tho spanish
yoke. In what wnv tn United Statea
should Try 90 yet tho opinion ~ the
people ~ cuba. whether by popular
election ~ otherwise. 4 one NJ the
problems which n win have IN solve.
nut no matter IN what why tho Amer
lean government goes about n. Il viii
always ma the native Cuhnns not only
willing but anxious N help the Amer
leans In the solution ~ the problem"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13
INcnrAsr ~ RECEIPTS.
Money Coming 60 the Government ind '
the Internal Revenue Tas.

Washington. Aus. il.=rho prellmin-
AIRY report ~ commissioner uf Internal
revenue shows that The receipts from AN
sources On The fiscal year ealing June 70.
1905. amounted iu tlioNfa.tib. an In
crease, nH compared YIth The previous
fiscal year. of 3sl2ieo,i, The receipts
nom tho several SOURCES ~ revenue
during the year ufr given lH follows
Spirits. So iics 500 Increase. ii0.ils,-
Tobacco. ils.slocss. Increase. ;s,s.o.-
Fcmsntcd liquors. I'a5i5.i2i; In
oigomairsriae. uu5,Iso; Increase,
FILLED cheese. u5.5ls; decrease. S.
t5a
Banks and bankers, u,isoi In
Miscellaneous, u.siaOoo; Increase.
SsGi.ii3.
Tho quantities ~ distilled spirits. for
monted liquors, tobacco, cigarettes aud
cigars ON which tax WIS paid durInr
tho year are stated uH follows;
Spirits, distilled fi1m fruit. i.iiiiiS
gallons; Increase. eC5.3l7 gallons
Whisky ana other spirits dlftlllfd from
malt and other than fruit u.s. lil,ei0 Enl-
Ions; Increase, 9bib.9i9 gallons
fotmcnted LIQUORS nr heor Gisf.liG
NNANN'N"H ANNNNNNH'f HHNNNH.'NaH
Cigars tnumhel, AYlo,fsi,bii; IN
crease. so .ii2.iii.
Cigarette (numho). 1858. il1iN, a
not dCorenrr ~ nearly 900 10000
Tobacco. 2NS.ic107s pounds. Increase.
21,i25,ec, pounds
oleom1fsar'ne, 5aa,S7s5 pounds. IN
creaas, i2.g1ilfS pounds
Filled cheese. ifiteGe pounds: de-
crease, 253..ii pounds.
The expenses Incident to tho cpllar-
llon N the Internal revenue tax dur
llr the year were approximately slSsG.-
Tho states paying the largest amounts
of informal revenue tax are given as fol-
lowH'
flln0lF. S3a,C5S. CSC
Now York. S3i oi35G9.
Kentucky. 3ig.ggOglN.
ohio so $50 Dos
pennsplynull. 1850. 100.
Indiana, 2i0O02g1l
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NEINLEY IS THANKFUL.
PRESIDENT MAY REST IN OCTOBER.


WnrhInrton. Aus i'..-prcsldcnt Nc.
kn''y said today that the mental and
physical Fif1ln of the last Few month";
h'd been severe upon him. as upon aii
officials who had brcu bearing tho
N'IEh. uf FrU1t responsibilities. and
N." That Che war was over and tho
'Hi.f|nrs that war Involves wcrs az
'n 'nl. hif f..linr was one of profound
'h1n..u.u0H Work iu connection with
th' appointment of commlaslonara 70
u'T'iini" 90 treaty OF pclcr.the prcpara.
ton of their Instructions and other I'm.
l'fi1ut matters. he said. probably
would neccsaltatc hIs remaining In
Washington until some time In october
when hc hoped TO bo able to take
short rest The work ~ the peaca
commission might occupy month or
3D. and Do hoped that In his next nn-
uuhl Thanksgiving proclamation he
would have tho very great pleasure
of announcing 90 the people the fact
that a treaty OF peace had boon signed.
SECRETARY Day spent some time at
the White HOUSE today In conaulta.
tou with the PRECEDENT. but later 10
WaH stated that the conference had no
inference tu hr personnel Df the pcac-
ooumiiHiIH. 10 was said further that
go appointments would DE- made To-
day
Gen, rHrhin, from Camp Algef ac-
cIWuiulHi hy other uucnn ~ tho
strand ,nH1mpmonI NJ TmplatH. called
900 the President and extended To him
aud Mu Mckinley ln invitation 10
attend the most trlCnuial cDncltve %
Knights 20 TDmplHw e. b.. held lu
lliiahurg next october. The rreai
dent hoped that ho might Doc able TO
attend, but De- fUirld that IL would nos
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13
rnororND ADMIRATION.


Cleveland. Aus. i3-Mnurlco GbIlln.
thr representative u th.H country NJ
the leading Journals ~ France. ii1 /.
sent President Mckinley no. following
tCls gram in bHhHlf ~ hlH plpHrss
from the dephs of my hear, I of-
fur you generalization ur thH Hu,-
CHHsful termination 90 lhe war and fs
your mlstrriy action. Ana wish t1 "a.
puHH ms profound admiration Cor ihr
army and navy VI which You arc COM
mHnlrr-lu-lhIUf
". Gallu sent me mHssIET ln behalf
or th, journal u.. p.bi.a. H. giui1iH.
H. Journal lEUhu d' rarH. ECl.hr.
IllhluH, li.VuH, illustr., Revue pl-
plumHtluur. NunltIur Do Arts and
Mlultgur dc Ll'ApusIt'ln, 400 uf which
OF 1890
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New York, Aus ig,-The Herald to-
day says!
Evidence given yesterday friday
IN the supreme court by T.. r. Brddul,
resident manager of tho Royal lusur-
unco company ana Charles g., Smith.
secretary of tho German American In.
surancc company NJ this city, viii be-
used In connection with tho Disputes
between the Kansas Insurance depart
mcnt ana the Insurance companies do
INK business IN Kansas. Webb Mo
Nall, superintendent Of insurance ~
Kansas. recently sent men 10 examine
the books ~ the various CompnulrH
Some companies permitted the cynmi-
nations Hud other would not Agents
presented themselves ut the oniG.l uf
The Connecticut Fire Insurance COM
nauy last month. hut j. -. Brown,
a." president, Informed Thorn that his
company would expect them 90 nay
the oSponro1 of the examination. TO
said, however that there was mo- need
NJ any examination, AZ no wua willing
No answer an the questions with refor-
cnce 10 tho affairs NJ The company.
Word was sent 90 Kansas and 1icNall
revoked The license Of the company
thero. The company obtained fron
Judge Foster temporary Injunction
rostrulnina any Interference with its
business unu - hearing could be bad.
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U"lon ysienn,' llrunlon .

-. Rock Island. No.. Aug. RAT IN,
thirteenth annual tmpment -
Union Veterans union which has tust
come 90 q close In th.s city. Gen. ]. M.
Morgan ana two Others arlectrd bv
MN were appointed o. committee tD re-
W" The ritual. ii..ulutIonH were
adopted expressing 90. uuInn'a motor.
.ncr Tor ihr per diem pension bin Tho
Ural byrtuforih!
Adiuitut general g. H. U,mttt,,
Washington
Washington.
Inspector general. D. NJ VVn.,,
Rock Island.
chief VI stan. u. L. Street, Washing.
ton
chl.f mastering oni..r John Middle
ton. Washington.
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IN riaF to an Archaelorl.,.

'h.nHr' Auz IA Ch,,rs,p b,.
Ii niUl with slik Nag hy pro.
~ Nt 81. NIuloy nud viii carry tbs
AZ lu gul0ri anund tho world
E'Mani laWc CASTOR Of Harvey. IN
has Just returned from Waahl1sf5ti
sHl '1 Monday VIII leave On . iris
given Do. starry token Al H. ybi,n
t'u i} tht chief executive On
W. 'ihtHil} "a BE- unfurirl ia The wild
linls nl tlir under world,
Ah ,,ar'ln. COR ten ytars. has been
ENGAGED 100 nrir|u3l invr-tsitlon on
w. ui'F,, " ancient mao on this con-
uL.nt. ii' vac a. nI.Hhcf y mo H..
cities aud ciln dwelling uf 5rl~on. Ana
Now MeNlco in 1855 and viii nbw collect
additlunnl material from Inc ruin. Of
ihe T1EfiFs EuphratrH basin and Other
helds OF archaeology iH tle Old world.
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Chicknmauga National Military
Park. Aug. ig.-The mon at CAM
Thomas are now playing waiting
Fame. none OF tho officials seeming a.
know sNnrtly what N In store Tor them
or their mon The regiments ordered
90 now camps have received no orders
Indicating when they will get nwuy,and
the men Of other regiments have al
most ceased specializing On the dinpo.
ritiun a. be- made Of them.
Meanwhile the regular work goes on
and am commands are being M steadily
drilled ms when tie war began.
The news that peace had been de-
clared was received at Camp Thomas
today IN various ways, Some Of the
most enthusiastic arranged small
demonstrations and celebrated tho
event
othtr plainly manifested their re-
grct that they would SOC NO active SER
vice after their long ana tircsume
training here.
The majority seem to be harborlnr
hopes that they win be- mustered ont
nnd sent To- their homes ~ the near
future.
The health of the camp has materi-
any improved during the last fcw
days.
II Ia probable that another general
rovlcw Of the army will occur before
any regiments are saut away