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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-20

fer Local I-y,Droserrens District No. IL.
for the improvement. % Msrlon. Ees@e ~. 10
as the xarna TOW zezT7sts. b. an9 Ene came
Il aers5y IN al things approved
Sec That there se and ~ asreos sesiFI
ar. aszessed against each parcel and iot o.
Land and part thereof contained II Sale %
ca Improvement district, shown 81 said
rca tf-z respective amounts therein SCI
again.sz each parcel and lo' Jf sanc ana
part thereof. ard each 81 sasS amounts -
asyeby declared q flrst Hen against esen
faxcei GnG io- % land and part taereo1
against w5sea The same y assessed ~ ss14I
Y0ll. the whole arsoant hereby assessed
and levied against the property IN sai1
fg1si Improvement Hlstrict being tie sum
fs1s.S. ~ dollars. ans tSe rate OF tas a.
sess-o@nf for eaesg Subdivision as shown IN
said roll IL as follows: II the first sap5i-
gAsaaa Three and Isles sis dollars for
each front fo0t Or rs equivalent AREA. n
tse second subdivision One and s7s-fso
Tfa-sl efollars for each front foot or us
Csne arr. as-Ilo 81 ~ dollars for each front
foa5: or us equivalent area: T. the fourth
subdivision one and i@~iNsss Isl issi dollars
for eacn front foot or its equivalent area
sac, g. Said roll shall ~ delivered 20 the
city comptroller. who shall forthwith de-
liver To the city treasurer cerIisled copy
thereof gGron the receipt OF which F5e
treasurer s3aN proceed 10 collect the re-
spscfive amounts thereof in the manner
provided by law. The city treasurer shall
give such notice and take such proceedings
amounts 30 levied and assessed az are pre-
scriaed by she charter and ordinances OF
the Ctsy of Seattle and laws Of the State
o. Washington. and II the same be not
paid within the time fixed therefor. there
ai1ais aa added thereto the penalty interest
AMI charges fixed by the charter and ordi-
uauces Of said city. and other proceedings
had thereon provided ~ Law ana the
elty charter. The city treasurer snail pro-
feed after the first publication of sail no
tire with all due diligence with the COL
lection Of said assessments
See 4, This ordinance shsh take effect
and he In force from and after Ia IasSASe
and approval II approved by the mayer;
otherwise il shall take effect az the tine -
shall become a law under the provisions OF
ths city caarter.
Passed the city council the 18Th DAY 81
Jlns lSss and signed by me In open session
In Authorization OF It's pasEage this Lin
day OF June lss.
w. Y. RiNEfART.
President Of the City Council
Approved by TIE this 18TH day OF June
isss
r J. ffCMES; MAYOR.
Filed by me this 18th day OF June. lsse.
Attest WILL III. PARRY.
CITY Comptroller and Ex-officio CITY Clerk.
nv @. X. CORyELL Deputy Clerk.
fSeali
Published June ~ 1sas.
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The movement. 10 organize a triae = :.
order in Seattle has advanced ssFf
fartorily during the past week ara = y
ces, II practically assured. The eAsfsu -.
already containing the names OF fsass 49, -
nifty representative citizens. II y 80 I'll. .
tha, this number VIII he fnersaMa
least - before the institution taxes -
which will re on Tuesday evening ~ =
at E.iks hal The exernpliacaiioa -.
degree work VIII ho attended 70 =" ~
occaxion by a wcIi drilled team TO-
Pert Townsend tribe. There WIZ ~
large delegation present from IAc"1A
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Seattle mas seldom Seen a n,or.
TAI or more representative ga:aa,;sa. !
sS=cre' society men than that o. Ina -.
and the order Of Eastern Star 40 !
weeS. Even for an arncai sssnssa-s
deisJsafe attendance Was us,,ss,ag.v 80
and Included prc9linent business -.
feSsloaal men froG, every section - ~
state, men OF uicEeSeSs Interests .n.s
enterprise. ana though Aaige -nass~. =
Of course the tvsg place IN their -
as we'll as in their Deliberations -
no. interfere wJta q free exchsns,a - 80
on matters OF a Wider scope as ,,,s-
published in the Pest Intsllivenrs- y
day 20 day evince1.
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Court Enterprise. No. 8. held vs. z
tended meeting on Monday evening -
Masonic temple. Two applications ~
received and the usual committees eeg
cd. Enterprise Is quite enterprtane g q
The court Is growing very fast ana -
ises 10 he one ~ tho largest on the -
The picnic committee reports II y !.
ranged 10 hold the picnic duriris the -
part OF July. Cards will soon be eal
All men hers Of the court should -
ent this evening. as about ten appsxs
will be on hand for initiation
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Seven applications for mefnnefsaF -.
received By Seattle Tent NO. al 1ss -. 4.
lar review Jas: Friday evening. 49, 80
.ies;ors wa. SIR Knight Q. a. fhi', sr..A
Snoa emiesh Tent No. 5 suohaH''sa. 100
He reports tbc Macra bees very -, 80 -
iu his city ana ne seems 70 M 80,
Washington viii en30y ver.tshse
bee boom this summer. a.~s
Seattle Tent G., 70 give q Scrisi aaa 80
soou. the exac, date 10 10 annoi'esa !. -. -
The Marcsbees have beefs ins''ssa - !. =
out on the Fourth and taKs ps's ,.sz4,s-
parade. Taey have accepted sne So
:ien. and VIII en1eavor 20 make
some showing. sy4sss
The next regular review occurs !. =
evening. june e, 4 good aif"hos $50 -
erred. visiting sir knights are a'"s" -
come.
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Seattle Camn. No 81. held 10 nsaa
weekly meeting on Thursday night. W
goodiy number of the neIxhhsrs -
On Thursday evening next their vi
several candidates for initiation. ara q u
Thursday night following the camp ~
hold It's stag social, All neshacu q
invited TO attend.
Seattle camp will turn out IN o pody =
July 10 take part In the parade, an e
cry member ~ No 80 Is requested % ~
his patriotism BY being In line Oh thai =!
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE To, CONTRACTORS AND
Dealers In Fire H0ss %safEcs IL 1sTezy
given that sealed proposals. viii ~ Fe-
seefr@-f tyy the ssss.ssvsfe-sess secretary ~
tho Beard OF Puzzle Works ~ 20 -
O'clock A. n TfGfassay, June -. lsss.
for .Hs suTatsatag 80 TIE IRE isEsess.
Of TIRE Csty 81 Seattle o. two ifsos4sss-d
feet ssy eazsoff Ia xe1 r&@e p Inches -
dfasnetse wifss couplings. saaS hose 70
stand = grezsure Of ~ gsou1ts 70 fias
square issch and 20 - guaranteed 20
yssrsa said pressure sos a period os four
years. .s ...-
sample Of hose must - Submitted WITT
BID -.
any and ali bids. ..s,ss
fasss u, fe Gfssorse& % efsssacE*. Ds.s
for . 90 sest q esstoa jgrkgt FIRE tiosss~
sy order 81 tee Is9ss. ~ Pa1sa y oras'
Date % frst pslE.IlcalIon la.. .. -.
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\. -. 4. NJ.

At Columbia Lodge. on rras.. -
last. one candidate was Initiated i, ~.
Nor Workman degree. and ,xn = ~
Workman degree. 4 number ~ "a. 81
bers decided n visit In hosv ~ =. -
Of ShiLshole lodge a, ballard ~
Thursday evening. at which tirs .ss -
Master Workman - :. Jores ba. -.
TO discuss the conditions Of the orsss u.
us needs showing The main features a ~
classified assessment plan. ana Ii. -
iuSs.
The members II the lodge hava
the invitation Of the Fourth OF July -
mittee 10 Join I'm The parade on to, 4.
and Il Ia expected that every wosknss
viii display hin Patriotism ~ surnlr. =
on that occasion.
During the past week the aty,.s-...--
who. II Installed this month, win servs /.
ring the ensuing term. held 4 rse.;p. !.
determine upon som pin of action a 4
velop activity In Workmen circles ana 4
crease the growth of the order n 4.
city. They decided 10 offer four pri..s !.
follows: FIRST prize, $40. second pr.n a;
third prize. $40. and fourth prlxe 9 4.
the member securing the greatest nmrl-
OF new members for Columbia !ex,.s Ns
10 organize the members into conns,s.s.
teams, the team securing the sna;les, M.
her 81 new members 10 pay for An arss,
supper for both tears. The tine u 4.
contest IL he same as that in wA,ch -
prizes are to he worked for. namely -
July until December n of tbs year
\ magic lantern. with the necssssYr s,,.
aphernal:a for screen work. whlcs -
the amplilied forms of Initiation to Il -
in both degrees. VIII add great attrss,sn
10 the lodge room ceremonies. ii IA u -
chased. \ drill team will he orrisna
and uniformed 70 assist in Initiation -
The necessary explanations and dlAt.ntn
elected by the announeeEents N A.
lodge in session nntil II o'clock. h,v
members stayed until midnight h ,uiav
the social games which the catefs1tne.
committee has so successfully iaauewssA
during the past few months. II Is sss>sss
that during the next term this sosjai ~.
ture viii he continued and mere 'ine IA.
IN which 10 enjoy i,s Pleasures and pGshu
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LEG. Al. NOTICES.

NOTICE or UNITED STATES MAR
SHAI,'S SALE. Northern Division Dis
triC, 81 Washington.
BY virtue OF mn order OF sale issue., ont
81 tbe United states district coNrz for The
northern division. district Of WASHINGTON
pn the icth DAY of May. ISsS. directing The
sale Of the steamship city of Columbia
her engines. boilers. machinery. boats
tackle apparel. appurtsnanCes and furni-
1ure hy the ta!ied States marshal e said
dfStrtSt on the SIS 1ar - May, isN n
10 ociock a. IN. and by virtue Of a later
order ~ the same court pcs5poaiug ne
said sale until the 18th day ~ June tS'S
az II o'clock m. ana ny vlrtae ~ Il
Later order Of said court made on the Eta
renlng ss'd sale until the md dav
y Il o'clock a IN. not.ce is here
by gwen that !. ;he United states mar
shall aforesaid. viii sell by publlc auction
for cash. o. Wednesday the @2nd day Of
June, a. II. lSs>. al ;he hour Of 4 o'clock
a. III. al the City dock, al the foot OF
Main s:reet in She city al SEATTLE WASH
lugJon the said steamship City ~ srogan-
b.a." her engines boilers. ig...'. .Fery
boats. tatk'e. apparel. appGrj names and
fafn''1fe, rs she nos ne AZ t'iirv No.
tn tae barboT al Seattle. Washington.
Dated Seattle. Washington. june y.
ls2S
=. y IpE. United States Marshal
~ n " TYLER. Deputy
ssnrke. saspaFd a M,tslivra and Thomas
= Nasd.n. Pseoctors for Llhelant. Samuel
preston. carr & Gilman. pror:ors for
IAo~}auss St~Ven Williamson - al
N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state a.. Washington far the County Z
k.re Lucy J.. lansing. p.ala:5T rs.
Frank z l4nstag defendant. No. = IS
S53runoors ~ ruptea;toC.
The State g Wa~hog.ep ~ the sail
Frank + l-snS * defendant
Yoa az hereby commenced 60 appear
Vt'H.u SKY "aH@ ast.r tHe tafe e fhr
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Myrtle Chapter viii give a June s,,..,
the Elks hall, Colmsn block. tals a..
Visiting members and friends ~ =. i
are cordially invited TO be prssen,
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CITY NOTICES
CITY TgEAsUREas NoricE-cfTY OF

CITY TREASURER NoricE-cITY OF
Seattle.
Notice is hereby given that fae asssszs-
suenf roll of local Improvement district No.
a. for the Improvement Of TaeHlas street.
In the G!ty ~ 5east.e. from Temperance
Stree. 10 Willow STREET GndEr t{}a proFi-
saoYg. o. ordinance No Z9al providing for
said Improvement by grading me same aud
constructing sidewalks thtresn and Tor az
asfsszssrssen NJ 70 pay therefor - tie niof.s OF
payment by bonde has heretofore been
duly certified to sne for collection and tas.
Respective ssans therein charged and levied
against each lot and parcel al land in said
district must Dy paid IN ten equal annual
payments. Wild sntereAi upon the whole
SUN ~ charged and levied. or sssfc1 Install
ments thereof az remain unpaid 81 ID.
rate If ten per cent. Ter annum. and sail
int.rest Must ba paid annually together
with the annual ins,alimeatS failing GAe
in each year, said ssRis began 10 h2af Ia
fsresl on the 3th day Of Julx, 1885,. and the
sjfth Inst asiuent ~ said Assessments ana
tho interest for the agth year viii become
due on the @eth day Of July. iNs. tnleSs
payment BE- made Of said inEiaineui 81
principal and ss al interest on or before said
aDth day Of Iaiy. ISIS. the same shall be-
gore delinquent. and snail bear Interest u
the rate Of ten per cent. per aDtt8r Gnill
paid and II not paid before the zane shall
have become delinquent. "A penalty OF Eve
per cent shall ne added. and the sums de-
hnqssent shall be entered on annual lax
roll Tor the current year against each lot
and parcel OF land ~ delinquent and
VITA the fnterest collected IS other taxes
separate account being kept thereof and II
not paid within the time fixed for the pay
ment Of city taxes. shall bn collected "a
sieh taxes ars coIectesl together with
slch additional charges or penalties a. are
authorized 10 he charged and collected on
other delinquent taxes ard each lot Of
parcel 40 delinquent shall be sold for the
amount OF such assessment, with Interest
and costs. al the time and in me manner
ard hy the same authority as lands ana
lots are aoIa for city taxes.
4. II. FOOTE.
City Treasurer Of the t'sty of Seattle.
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MACK. THE CRACKER JACK"
His ear are like his feet" New comic
dance and song. Jus, out.
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[STOF hDV[RT|SED[ETTERS'

The following letters remained uneailed
for at the general delivery Of the Seattle
postotssee for the week ending Saturday.
June IS fS@:
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VAN CAMPS Tomato Soup. Enough
for six people Price I5c. Ask your grocer
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VAN CAMPS Tomato SOUP. sro1G
.9r ak :eopie. Price l5c. Ask ye1.
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Transacts a savings bank business ex-
ciusively.
Deposits received from 81 to SIC. o00
Interest allowed per annum: Six per
cent. on term deposits: per cent. on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF Nav and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterals only.
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2}N : trst AVA Seattle " ash. March II 1893
D1- PIERCE 4 SDS bear Slr~. Ia Aprif !asi
yea x . oNH ~ Fonr doslS 6 iTsiz2s rsip-
tHFFa 'sn both sides A.s~F Wearing 10 f0T ahssnt
Sts III nths / vas plesssd to fad my left s{as
g "a ne sizks side hsiaz the u she
vg9 sai Sers old fuptgre. al h0ueh hos cared
gei. y al 10 SAT - much improved. and have
rTers confidence the Erust i is trouble Il,
s-ss ADD Is FasFtevt retainer wore several So
called u4s4~s, bot nothing ii.- yours.
8 Shsil aiNS2s sTssk He5s 81 and rec 1yas nd
yna7 sFasA t. a. Sufferers Thanking Toa
vsspiHg ys,a every sGecsxs, sfn. srs yours v~ry
resp 0tfIsiiy. rIfs.tf tSB,tk-
ssos4ssnd Of sss0i ar cVsss have been sccsfn-
y shed nT f,- Piefce's fsrF3us Truz4 lrlcss
aa9 f8st psrfEr2isrs zsH4 e in stamp. fer s5I-
"EAdPhLEI NO " Aadress
MAGNETIC ELASTIC Truss CO..
seo Mazxst street Opposite ra,Aee Ho,ei
Ssa Fyaac5srD.
SeAziss oft.ce, RDogas ant ~gIIavaa Eiock. TL2
AykEsa
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PEOPLES SAVINGS EANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.


OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Furrh .....--.... ........... President
Arthur 4. DENNY .......-.Nice President
John Leary ........ Second Vice President
James r Hayden. Manager. Cash'r Sec'y
jos T. Greenleaf 800. Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwahache- John Collins.
f. c. Neufeider. +. !. Blodgeti.
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Correspondents IN all the principal cities
n III tTrl'e1 States ard Eurone.
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McCise. John Ou.hank Chas +
MCI.auchian. Alex Robins. l.
Clancy. Lizzie 4 Parry. J
Jest. Mise Caroline
GILBERT s. MEM, Postmaster
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SURPLUS I'm 0lia
President -...-.-...--A- A. Denny
Vice President NV. NJ Ladd
Manager ..............N. Fl Iatiyner
sight exchange AMI fe.egraphic trans.
fers on New York. Chicago St Paul San
Francisco. Portland and various points y,
oregon and British Columbia.
sight bills 81 exchange on London avail,
able elsewhere in Europe.
Collections made az all points on favor
able terms.
Bonds stocks and other valuables re-
ceived on deposit for safe keeping
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL
BANK OF SEATTLE.
CAPITAL stock paid In ......... .$5csn v
Surplus -..-...s 30 90
JACOB FuTtn ..'.-..- PRESIDENT
z &, NeusetteT .........-..N wee President
r. V Ankely ...------...--...--......C Cashier
Correspondents In all the principal cities
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-. To Y f'NFEltN
CITY cemp;rfal'sr and cN-sssyI-lsY t~ft,. t-f...
90 The Cfty ~ Seattle
Tate Gf first puhHcsstaa I.fra e. s~sS
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT ROLL NO
sies, Of assessment rot of i4o.,ai I'm
provcmrnt rist''cs No itS. far tho i'm
rrovemeBt Of Elgh;e*nth Avcago ~ the
city of Seattle. between Iesler Way
and East Spruce street. ueder pritnan."
No tss6 ARD hearing Thereon,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-02
SMALL. BORE BAILEY AND HIS KIND.

E FOIL OWING ANALYSIS of the Hon Bailey taken from
the acknowledged organ that element of Democracy of which
Mr. Bailey to be the leader viz the New York journal For
rank mutiny and rebellion leaves nothing to be desired:
Joseph W. Bailey leader of the Democratic minority in the House
of Representatives is calamity He his position to Thomas
Reed Republican Speaker the body dispenser fayors and
tioner dckerg Consequently Mr. Boic tenure is
a disgraceful one.
But if Mr. Baieys tenure honest and Democratic it would
be the less calamity.
For Mr. Bailey smal-boe His brain is little and hard and
incapable the height from which events in
their and the future child of the present is deserted
He has no Imagination than the which the plains
His notion political wisdom is to stand still and to antagonze what
the opposing party propose provided such anagonism does
not cause breach himself and his maker Mr. Reed
The Democratic party in the House cannot afford to follow the
leadership of the and nted Bailey But whether does
Democratic party of the nation certainly will not take
position which he seeks assign to tha OF party OF mere
protest.
aferward believe in their country and proud of it. They
splendid the Republics past has BEEN the future ought
will be still splendid They understand that OPP
portune create new responsibilities and that political party which
lacks courage shoulder these responsibilities is not
Sympathy with the spirit of IS characteristic OF the
people They have and know that necessarily
creates new problems imposes duties They have for
party that would close eyes problems h the duties
and insist nothing should be changed Bailey the smabore
represents that kind of cowardce and stupidity
the Democrats in Congress have to do with this da
the roege of Reedwho himself protege of the Sugar Trust
the better it will them and the Democratic party, which
special the leadership of of large BRAIN
fibre that does not doubt the capacity Of the
American people to settle wisely the questions arising from this
Leaders cndes in the American and
given their way would the Democratic party long of
retirement from power.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-02
| serve in Congress Under Bryan President.

After adjournment of the Chicago convention found myself
in situation where necessary for decline renomnaoh
for Congress my convictions the questions OF u
anenq importance anagonze another administration elected
my party To surrender my convictions OF course out
of the question: and unwilling put myself in position
where would be compelled to agonize Democratic admnlsa
ton left choice but to decline the denomination
Mr. BRYAN believes the Government ownership and operation OF
telegraph lines which mind less defensb than the Govern
nt ownership operation of railroads. but which is the first and
LONG step in that direction Mr. Bryan believes that the
Federal Government possesses the power destroy institutions which
the States have right create and he voted against the bill to
peal the oous per the issue of State banks
Mr. Bryan that the Federal courts have right holds State
law void although that law might be perfectly consistent with
Constitution and inconsistent with the Federal Constitution OF
Federal statistics which the opinion of the court be IN contra
yenton of the natural rights of This opinion entirely and
completely the whole Democratic theory OF this Gov
eminent Felow-citizens knowing you as do and know
inc the Democrats this district do not doubt that they
and will agree with that these differences fundamental and
rreconcabe concerned for would not yield
vcons in regard them any than would give up power
think your representative in Congress would feel my
sacred duty duty you duty myself and duty to my whole
country to with all the power possess any recommendation
which President might fit to make in opposition to my views
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-02
A HERALD OF DEFEAT.
EDITOR OF HE TINES:

EDITOR OF The TINES:
The great leader of the Demo
cratic party in Congress, the Hon
orable Joe Bailey, from Texas,
has announced that it is his inten-
ton to pay a visit to Greenville
for the purpose Of antagonizlng
our own Congressman, Mr.. Catch
ings.
Many things have occurred in
this life which are very strange,
but of this wisdom of the sol dis
ant Democratic leader not even
the gods ever dreamed. Great
Joe Bailey. He Will 90 down in
history as the Last Of the Mohi-
cans,-the destroyer of what is left
of the once brilliant Democratic
party.
If man intends to help another
man in a political canvass, it may
be praiseworthy, or it may not,
Just as we look upon it from a
party position. But a man whose
presence in Congress as a great
director and leader of retrogres-
sion in these troublous times is,
alas! so sorely needed, should GER
tainly not leave his place to come
and fight a colleague who is 80
much his superior in every way.
However. nothing else could be
expected of the gentleman from
Texas. He is egotistic, Of a small
bore caliber, and so pompous that
even a Beau BrummeI would be
envious of such bombastic behay-
ior. Mr.. Bailey is a mere acct
dent, placed in a prominent posi-
ton by divided Democracy; has
never amounted to anything, nor
will he ever amount to anything.
His appearance here signalizes the
defeat Of Mr.. Henry, and he could
only hope to promote the chances
of Mr.. Catchings. Even the most
rabid silver man must condemn
such ungentlemanly action, and
turn his sympathy to the man who
has done so much for the welfare, /.
the safety and the property of the
Delta.
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Washington, D. e., and Return S29.25
National Teachers Educational Asso.
CiatlOn.

Tickets on sale July 4. 8, g and T. limited TO
July ltth BY depositing tickets on or before
Juy I'm, and payment Of 80 cents, extension
TO August 3lst may be had
he route to be trHversed on this trip Is one
uheAcehed by none in beauty, service and
comfort Every attention extended 70 patrons
b} personally conducted representatives, Pass
ing through the important cities Of Memphis
Louisville, Lexington and many others ZOO
numerous 10 mention, equally rs important
Also alording opportunity ami advantages on
visiting number Of famed resorts and SPRINGS
close by.
For further advice and information call an
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Memphis, Tenn