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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-08-29
PITTsBURG, Aug. IS.

PlTFSBURS, aug. 20
CATTLE-Receipts fair; la5 loads; market
steady on best cattle, others l0Gloc lower. We
quote: Extra s57Ole5.99; prime, s5S0G6.O0;
good S5.30,a5.50: tidy, s5.O0iG5.25; fair, s4.25G
4G1; good butchers. S3.9OG4. 40; common, s3.lO
6t3.s,: heifers, S3.25tGt.15; oxen, s2.50G450;
bulls and stays, s2.5094.2O; common to good
fat cows, s.. .259 400; good fresh cows, 100000
$780, fair cows and springers, s2.50G3.5O; bo-
logna cows, Sl000G2O.00.
HOGS-Receipts fair. about 2S cars; market
steady. We quote prices: Prime mediums
and best Workers, 81 90gi.a5; fair York
ers, $4.S5d4 400; heavy hogs, s+75(G+O; pigs,
s4.7O(d4so: grassers. S4.70G4Sc roughs, $500
G435
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Supply light; q loads
market slow. Choice wethers. si.25G4.35:
good do, SLl0a42i; fair mixed, S3.5OGi.OO;
common, $l5Ua2p0; choice spring lambs, 5.25
M54O: common to good lambs. $3.0OG5.OO: veal
calves, S1OJtG1.2j; heavy and thin, S4.O095.Ol.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-08-29
THE NORTHERN OHIO TRACTION co.

I u
The A., B. & G.. Route.
Waiting Room, North Howard st.
Time Card. May q, 1899.
Cars leave Akron $50 am, every half
hour; $50 am. until pm. and at s, and
1890 pm.
Leave Cleveland am. every half hour;
8 am. until pm and at 0. 10 and u:l0 pm.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-08-29
s1s.l5 to Mackinac island and Return,

Including meals and berths. For
further Information enquire of O.. ID.
Honodle, Union depot. Tel. ~.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-08-29
His Little Joke.

His Little Joke.
1--WE desire to present to you round
robin" said the chairman of the Phil
ippine correspondents.
Really. now, I'm sorry, gentlemen.
replied Otis, balancing his blue pencil
on his finger. but I'm not bird
fancieI, you know."-Philadelp
North American.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-08-29
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-A good building lot on Brown
av. VIII be sold cheap II bought at once.
Address I.G., care Democrat. l88
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-08-29
FOR RENT.

For Rent-Furnished and unfurnished
rooms with the very best people. 1856 South
Main ST. qStf
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-08-29
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Small stock of fine groceries
an fixtures for sale cheap. Also fine new
grocery room for rent. Call after six p. m.
J. Morter, los Bittman st. l0I-113
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-09
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS. seeissi
proposals Will ba received an or before one
tib o'clock p. NJ. April fzta, Iss9 for tas
easStrucsi0a and completion OF certain
additions TO the existing ~steF works
owned aaa controlled by TIE CITY .! SS-
attic. Washing zen. The sasa aGdisions
dar river reservoirs ard portions 81 IA
auxiliary hish sofsiNe system Ia the c4tt
Tire contract viii he let in four 80 sessaE-
ate sab<sasss oz1s. ard W. embrace me fos-
lowing general items o. construction
In Subdivision tns I'D
Head WORKS on Ceiar River. consisting
ef pleeriius Weir. InSass Canal 100 feet
i1ng@ Setting RaS4n. GAZE hs}1~e. hawAsst-~
House and static
Pressure Fas from HEAD works 70 HSh
Service Reservoir ia CRY Park. ssad Page
h.irx a. inches In diameter and Is miles "a
lanxga of whsch g.. uai2es are - Re E1seS-
ed steel aaS = miles 10 10 ~9e7leH save
.in. banded with steel aaTas4s n saca Ia d2~
meter wooden slave s2i z;sea ysps as~
fasen High and Low Service Reserve rs.
~ iacses IN diameter. Alolt ere aai'e -
WssSaen slave Pipe 81 ara n taeaes IN asA-
meier rsxpsc:!ye5y. about 4sss Ans<al fsss-
as waste ,sgpe srcn High Servsee Reservoir
10 Lake Onisn. Ch@s.ss - Ss 'sst,, fa's'
improvements al swsa Asse. SF'sssss1Hg
% eleafsnx l.nA. construction q dam ~
easles. lnss2s aad page eoAs"NA''a ~'s"
SAID Lake.
IL seS.SIvissaa Tao Co
Mgxa service Ks~ers ar afas ssabe sso'sse
Ia CITY PARK gcsesC&fx g sAF& FSSts s+.s
being as.osst Is ysAlssaen sA..a5.at. lsa@ -.
xt.se EsserwsajY wlfa Care House and tfsfss p
trx Ysams in Mage Ast,flksSn tcssA@stlg 81
rvw~rynEr aAAeas a millions gallons. css&~
esty 90 pumping plant 'saAaasSi>s sa4*'zss a
- hours
n SpfNssx{szar Tssres so -
star. fsSp@ or4 @assn Anne a8I. ~ sess
sssarssess. ~ ~ fest ass5s t@E2scS n ssA@-
sarss~ s,sssSFass- -.
rerre xssAsn fgsrs tNw Se-ViCe Nezs[f 90
=, Sta.sss fsn~ oa k.tsesx Anar hz@. AS -
ps-*.sa MAJ szss mains sSszsssS.1hs y 80
~ ts~swcA hssanssNa psEN
II Ss7t.ssS8s ssrs Fes1r tsss
Y4s~ nne from the I>aw s@rS1ee he~e' -
- - sxr~~sst 4 @sgssSsssssx syse-sas Sesss%s
f~w ~ ! ~ au~As se%s S>~tss@A rsvefe6 s$f"oa
"a 1 49, uneaI feet - a-es css tTysn Sss~'
"a. ~ sss~sl feet - sgscn rsv~<eS st~T5 ~.
fer c1nnesis1x &at1 rvs~ssNR ~NN
Avenue Sewer
$50 sas. ssas Al. - res~std sFNs ss3esI
-. Contracts ~ss. % ass Tor S~ca - S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-09
CALL FOR BIDS FOR STREET RAIL
way franchise pursuant 10 Couaea Res

CALL FOR BIDS FOR STREET RAIL-
way irans aass pursuant 10 couaca Res
Notice Is hereby given thai on the sth
bert Stone and Andrew r Hur4esSa sp-
Piled 70 the CITY Council ~ the City OF
Seattle for authority 20 construct and OPP
crate street railway along and upon the
following streets Of said csty, to-wit: Com
rnkac.ng al Pioneer Square. thence running
easteriy along ana ovsr fesler Way the
same is now locaIsd and shall hereafter
he produced. 10 the western shore % Lake
Washington. and commencing at the tn
ter>ectioa u Yexier Way and Thirxiesn
Avcs2ae South. thence soather.y along
Thartteth Avenue To jackson Street, thence
westerly along and over said Jackson
Street 10 It's intersection With Occidental
Avenue. thence nortAesiy along and over
said Occidental Avenue 10 is intersection
9th day Vi February. f&s, the sad city
council did, by resolution. determine To
grant said authority and franchise for the
time and with the provisions and en- the
conditions contained In Council Rsl No.
All: and that the said CITY couact. offers
TO grant the same 10 the person. company
or corporation who VIII pay for the said
franchise the highest percentage annually
of gross receipts. but not less tran two
per cent. per annuT: and sealei bids
therefor Will be received by the city comp
troiier ur TO the hour os - O'Clock noon
on the 18Th day OF March. isss. Sad bid
ding and all proceedings in reference
thereto and in reference to said franchise
shal in al respects conform 10 the pro-
visions OF the city charter. end the city
council reserves the right to reject any ana
all bids
Each bid must be accompanied BY a
certified check. payable TO the order Of
the city Comptroller. for the sum OF one
thousand dollars, and the amount of the
check will be forfeited ard paid 10 The
city IN case the successful bidder shall fasl
to accept the said franchise. and upon
acceptance the sum so paid shall he cred-
tied TO the grantee on account OF percsu-
tageA
WILL II. PARRY
City Compsroller and ex-Ofiicio City Clerk.
Date OF first publication March J. iSss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-09

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLr.~No-
men. District No. iss, for the improve
msat Of certain portions Of blanchard
Street In the City ~ Seattle. under Or
dInance No, 5ss9. and hearing thereon.
Notice Is hereby given that The ASSESS
ment roll o! Local Improvement District
No. is2. fer Tire Improvement OF Blanchard
Street from First Avenue 20 Western Az
enue under Ordinance No Sf9 has been
reported by the Board os Public Works 70
the Cry Council Of tbs cisy Of Seattle. ara
IL now on file IN the office OF TIE City
Comptroller ard er-oricio City Clerk and
the same Is now open for public trapse-
ton at sad office. and will remain ogea
for inspection until Aoadsy. the Assh day
% March isss at O'Clock ,. m. ard al
psrNon= interested are hereby required 20
appear before tire city council at a session
thereof 20 be held in thu Council Chamber
in the City Hall on said 18th day Of March
!sSs. a. 30 O'clock y. va. and make 1hs~c-
lions thereto. A. said time 80 0x~d the
CRY Council will consider any and al OBJ
,ecfs0ns made aad E3Ii make such ccrree-
tons In sac ruA as II deems Just. and viii
then by ordinance approx. such ro3! ast
levy and assess TIE amounts therein against
each parcel and 10: Of isa1 shown "a BAD
roll and declare The ssT1e arss 3sen there
en- SAID matter nav he sdjcufEs.d 70
later date IL SO ordered ~ the City g0Uacll.
WILL II. PARRY
City Comptroller sn5 sx-pfY clio City Clerk
az shs City Of Eeafiis.
Tsats ot nrs, publication. February =.
ssSa
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROIL-No-
tice OF assessment rob of Local Improve
ment District No. lS. for the improve
ment OF certain portions Of First Avenue
North I'm the City OF Seattle. under Or
dinance No 5osa. and hearing thereon
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll OF Local Improvement District
No. iss for the Improvement OF Frs, Az
euue North from she center Of Denny Way
TO the center Of Harrison Street under Or
iinance No. 5osa has been reported by tha
Board OF Public Works To the City C0uncil
Of the City OF Seattle. and Is now GA file
IN the office of the City Comptroller and
ex-of.icio City Clerk, ard the same is now
open for public inspection at said affice.
and will remain open for inspection until
Monday the Goth day OF March 1853, A,
s o'clock p. m. ard all persons interested
are hereby required 10 appear before the
city council a. session thereof 10 be
held In the Council Chamber In the City
Hall on said 10Th day of March, ISes. a,
80 o'clock y. M, snd make OBJECTIONS
thereto. AT said tine 10 fixed the City
Council will consider any and all objections
made and will make such corrections in
said roll as II deems tusi. and Will then by
ordinance approve such roll and levy ard
sseSs the amounts therein aaairN each
parcel and lot OF land shown in said roll
and declare the same r nrst lien thereon.
Said matter may be adfourned 20 a later
date II SO ordered by the City Council
WILL II. PARRY,
City comptroller and ex-oTlcaa City Clerk
az the CITY of Seattle.
Date OF first publication. February q,
1876.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-09

NOTICE or AssEsSsSEST ROf.t4-~No-
tsc~ o. assessment r6a ~ ioeal Improve
meat District Me- Isl. f0r .ss lrssyT.sve-
rnesx, 81 nexkzin ieeTsEoFss ~ Tween y-thsgd
Ave. EAss Mss:on stree. Tws-tissh
Ave. EIxfstesnfh Ave. ana SevsnsesntA
Ave. ~ tsae CgtAes Ssaif's. 1nler orsain-
arsae No EfzS $50 bearing thereon
ssezEcS ~ HEREBY gives fAst be asszess-
rnsz2 rosg ~ foes5 Improvement District
NJ. 1sf. fer sa@ IMPROVEMENT 60 ssEss.s
rsrrsaf.s os T~snts -fAiTt Ave. Fax Ma
rscn Street TSentssta Ave. FFr-f~e-ssh
ave. aaz1 Sever segs.a Ave- 9ssaF Orsiir-
aacs No E175 nzs hszNr rsScrssa ~ sh@
rars % ru5ssc w9Txs 70 t5e city os2ssr.s,gx
~ TIE cssy * Seattle. @ns q aHw "a nse in
$50 a.ssc@ - shs CITY Corr gstrpEse- Ard ex-
osssEo cssy Clerk anf ss1e same - rew apen
for srhiie s,so@eflea ~ sssi s<Hee an1 xgn
r. rraasn 9rs%n sor fs.gssettrsf srsG Nsnyaw
re zrsa Gar az AersE. 80 H. 800 o'egock n
are a. r~rscas fass-ssfsss are hs~etyv
Required % sEr~ag tsf1SS re csFy eyss4zr.s
e. a session tkaF@es &c "a fesS sE st@ Cstsrz~
&C CHAMBER e sAe rf'v Hat On sAss .rs
1av ~ 3 a~si fsss So - cfcs1srs RI. ar.
sake rkSs<.tGns thereto. At ~as1 sssr~ 81
sxes 80 rytY rowvrsl -fI sexsSt@r z~y
al az css@csSors rsa4@ ara vi RAKE ss1en
s~~vsrssac~ ia sad 49, - Is 6sers last.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL
Notice Of Assessment roll Of Local I'm
provement District No. ISs. for the IN
proveinent OF certain portions Of Repnb-
ncan Street ard of certain other streets
and avenues IN the City u Seattle, under
Ordinance No. 5lS9 and hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the axaees-
ment roll OF fsoeal improvement District
Ne 1SS. for the Improvement OF certain
portions of Republican Street and Of Ger
tain ether streets and avenues.
under Ordinance No. $3.50. has been re-
ported by the Boari OF Public Works To
the City Council OF the City II Seattle ard
h. now on file IN the offics OF the CITY
Comptroller and ex-officio City Clerk ard
the same Is row open for public inspec-
ton at said Office, and viii remain open
for inspection untti Monday. the 10th day
OF March. 1899 at 500 O'Clock y. m. and
all persons interested are hereby required
son thereof to be held in the Council
Chamber in the City Hall on said arh tiay
Of March. 1929, at 7:30 ocieck y m, and
make objections thereto At said time so
fixed the City Council viii consiaer any
and Ill objections made and win make
such corrections in said roll as 1t deems
Just and VIII then by ordnance approve
such roll and levy and asBss the amounts
thereof against each parcel and lot OF land
shown In said roll and declare the sana =
frsA lien thereon
Said matter may be adjourned 10 a later
date IL 50 ordered by she City Council.
WILL II. PARRY,
City Comptroller and ex-ooicio City Clerk
OF the City Of Seattle.
Date OF nrst publication, March > 1893
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NOTICE OF ASS ESSAEST H0LL~So-
I4Ss 81 assessment roll q LocAl fsgsgrSvH-
xzse8t District Ne. -. for TIE improve
nsEnt % csrtstE portions ~ Harrison
street. sra5 Queen &a1s $ven2@. Ia sSe
CITY = SEA tie. 4aAer Ordnance No. ssss
sa1 hearing theresa
SGkce is hereby ssve~ tkss shs ssssse-
fysns r1Es q lsacas Improvement District
NJ. 81 fe- re aESlssGs~Ezsssg Il Harrison
Stree. froEa E*Est Assa~s ss@rsA 80 Isse<G
AAze Asszas as GsG%sx. AEHs A<sn@s
from G4FrsssE sfrsEt "a ROY street.. Gn&sr
CsFgx4aaEcn Ne a<s. las been E>s~osss< ~
as Eo4ss ~ Fsshsse Works - TIRE CITY
C1ssrEas - tha f3sy 81 Seats. art - now
CO Sss r. rs c@scs If tAs CITY Co@a fstr es4sr
AG4 sx-a1Acsa E-8sy @4sss. sd me &&zr< -
TO. asgs ser S1sz3s s-sSsse stsS- a. SAD e.
Aes. Aa1 49, s~Eas5 ersr Tor t~ss>ec-ga7
ezsl Aossaay. *As 2ss& 1sE % A&rca. Isss.
A. ) 10 G e-csss > ~. art as persons trssT-
sssa3 aFs hereby fess-krsf . s2s<ar s@sars
s3s@ cay TnssS<9s a. season tksessaf ~ ess
keS9 IN fas c1z1G3 eaxas n@r n tie CITY
E2-. 60 SD ~s%a d2S II &.A<SS. 10. 81
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E'Eta@ ~ ~ Al sss-ss-ake 81 e. S Menstnr CO.
EaAAaehs ~-ss@aSed proposals. Will De resefv-
szi AZ tss Navy Department unsIi nscoss
on n. III A@y Of Msrcn. fs~s at wnseh
rns snd nlsee they viii - Opened for
ina 2Gtea sss q tss T.. i. Monitor Conan.
e9sse Tier apr AIRED value Is 81 30 sra
AL se s5s4 For Cash 10 the k<sxsgn or
ysFzon&. ~ the coTyss atsAn or CORPORA
tEuTEs urer9rg fhz highest price sa~Y%-
Ter stssse tAs agsxa&sd value Easreos
Tsr0sa@stsz4 MASK ~ ssJssrjstss3 tn ! saassSs
sr@eS1a< addressed - the Ss--ntsry OF
ne sAvg. Washington. u. C.. and lnSS1s-
~ s's'rgsEs~3As Ter she yssFsaaess ~ shs
l. = Monitor CgnsSaene~ ard saets pre-
p1sal xnnss se seesssss gsaries1 sry = salts
sacs1-y certified che H. for sat seza than
10 ger cent n TIE sYrDu<st af IRE o1eS
6sxs z1gacztien 60 fke Navy Department.
gs~1sa os hss4x and s<sfssss. tagegB~r ~..h
tie te~rxss aEs2 conditions II saie, also a
sF-nts3 Sass- g5s1ag gea~rai Information
ssssEsesgfsSzsg the s@sssei 81. - furnished.
TIE ysaeses ran ke examined al any tIrsss
afsrr TIE TIA ~ r-ebr1aFw. lsss ny ax,-
~ y1nS u, tas Comm sz1ast IT tee Navy
yas4 Mare is&azad. L., Hseye sns nSx
lea Ssss SsasE bs removed fran th,
sssnssa ~ snAa sayg yaEa within saen rsa-
&sssaA1~ IRE an Ray - fxrs hY fse
Department JSaa ~. f@cws. 81 ztasx
OF fhs Navy
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I'D o'cscck y. M. and make objections
tAsreso. At SAID time 50 fixed he city
council VIII consider any and AL objections
made sad viii usake xach corrections IN
said raIs as Il 1esz ia islss. ard VIII then
by ordnance approve Such roll and levy
ard assess The amounts tnere5s against
each parcel and lot at land Shown IN slid
roll ard declare the sane . sirss Zen there
en- Said matter may be adjourned 10 q
later 6ase II SO ordered by rae CITY Caun-
CT. WILL IL PARRY
City Comptroller and ex-uHlcSs City Clerk
e The City Of Seattle.
Date OF FIRST publication. February ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-09

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS Taylor
Avenue Residesaging, etc. improve
No,.Se e hereby gwen that s.a!ea pro
rosass viii - received by ire undersigned
secretary II the hoard Of public works I'd
20 o'clock r. n saturday. March isth.
tsss Tor the Improvement 81 Taylor ave-
nus from Denny way 70 Harrison street
by rwsliewask king and parking said avenue
between sad points. as provided by Ord
nance No ki{s3. creating local Improvement
district No Is. and IN accordance with
th% pisfss ana specifications nov on tie
In the office o. TIE hoard 81 uualsc works
Each hli must be sec08E panied by Il
certified check. payable to the orter IT
tho city comptrosle~. for a sam net less
taaz i've 90 Ter cent % 3he I'D, and NJ,
hla vii he consi3egsd unless accompanied
hv raid cheek
The saccsssesA bidder will De required 70
snser INTO esn traSt and furnish sstssfac-
tory bond FOR the amount required ty me
cay charter and The "a ee ~ the STATE az
~ Asa8usfon. Slfa1a ter 8ays after be
Ing a.s7isieG II tire award Of tne contract
TO ain. failing - CO 80. the sal check
ard the assoant Fixed taere,n viii Ae for
faiteG 10 the city No person - eligible
as bidder VITO has within two years
default "a payment q sny ,Sss clam c.'- for
any work or laScr performed or any sk8fI
or material furnished psiFssasnt "a any
such contract as herein advert s<ss or
wAa wifhAa said two years faded 10 cam
plsts any sucA contracts
Special attention = called 30 arlc'a
xxiIi.. % the city Charter. as Bow IN force
relasrg 30 'sho8r~ ~ lsh,w." ans. 70 arfs-
Gle Via ssecfioa g. ss'hS. ard : re.AR.ax
e bond. and securities
The ss@ra OF pabstc WORKS reserves flse
yg@s - refs~g sSy Ar a. tssss.
Prs.nexals must be Endorsed on srvs1or~.
'-ts5a FER Tay.o~ avsna~ RoSsdew d. Sa5ss
sfc, fmprSsv srEru1 ?,
fsv orslsr y tee fsssfa q plss.5e gx,rlzs
FRANK oLEsoN, s<Nr-esary'
TNAse - fiTsa aafttsA tl5n. MARCIA stA EN4a
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cry NOTICES.

NoTIt.E--~To WHOM II MAy CON
csrt. The following being GoUnrfi nigl
No Sc entitled Ar 6sgssE0snaw author
tang ~ iutArsp s-asth A&ssrt Stose aaA
Andrew +. Dg.rjesx Ct &helg Successors
q. 4szssaA 10 construct Operate &xsi
u2a4nsA2a street railroad is ta& E5tY x
Seattle Is Rssasssle4 - compliance ~&tA
G&s prey fSsoEas - Section u - Article
~ - the Csgy Charter - the Nssy II
SEATTLE.
With, 81 rsRRT.
cay Connrs roller ss4 sxsffaS4o City
Clerk 90 tAe C2ty 81 seattle
AAgeA ]. a>sA
COUNCIL aII~rs No ss-4~-An ordnance
Raganrszsrg Wl1tsrca sssish. Aiss<f
Store ana Andrew r it2TkSisa sassr s@c~
cz@S1rk Sg assigns - s2nstx7scS. oessfz4ss
ara asasat&is STREET sa4agAsz&3 - tse
S%Ey os seattle.
Be IA esda4aess ~ sas Coy - Ss2ttls as
faf4Gws
Sectko~ L 'TA2s ;A~~~ - ard hsyeey -
granted - ~ ssNrs70 SrsssA, A.r~sE stone
ans Andrew = tS.arAss.a sa& - ts<4r ssss-
s,eSSzf-S q sd s~xsszss tss rsssSs privilege
as Authority to secat@ .As S9Sa sE&
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kl-nNDlkI.-WA NTED.

NNNss-IA-a Tsr;gs~r: I mean casssfan
q ssaFt tssg Ia wSna Assst Ct AaScA
= sfsss- a~s-hY fasu c<asss AIRY cay. :
~ j@ns = Ase>ss. stsyTngsc assseA
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1snoN sTEIPTl< gssa s@4si~ forraa. n
ssSias Asdic.as Company. III rsx~
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and vii then by ordinance approve such
81 agazESs each parcel and les " and
shown in said rcsi AID declare the same q
first len thereon.
said matter may he adjourned 70 later
date il 50 ordered by the city Council
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller ard Ex-ofEicio CITY Clerk
- che City Of Seattle
Date az first publication March 4. :ssa
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-04
Ancient Symbolism Of the Glove.

In the history Of dress the position Of
the glove is unique. There was a time
when the glove was an emblem of con
fidence. Forming a part Of the regal
habit, it became a badge of rank. In the
middle ages the ceremony Of investiture
in comforting dignities or bestowing
lands was consummated by the giving
of a glove. Likewise, the deprivation
of gloves was a ceremony of degrade
ton.
Then, too, it was the custom to give
gloves in payment of rent, the gloves
being accepted as a guarantee Of a re-
tainer's service, which was the chief
condition of tenure. On the Scotch
border the glove held a high place as a
gage. Here a glove borne on the point
of a lance proclaimed an act Of perfdy
Biting the glove was a sign of hostile
intent and the usual prelude to a
quarrel.
Throughout the history Of dress they
are found symbolical Of pledges, cages,
gifts or favors. Gloves also form part
of burial rites and were carried in fu-
neral professions until the middle of the
eighteenth century. When a maiden
died, it was the custom to place in the
center of the garland which was borne
on her coffin a pair of white gloves--a
symbol of virginity and innocence. =
Frank H. Vizetelly in Woman's Home
Companion.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-04

AlexanOers FIRST victory In Asia.
The battle of the Ganicus, of which
Professor Wheeler gives a vivid descrip.
ton in The Century, was remarkable
as showing the military genius of Alex.
ander the Great at an early point in
his career. It resulted in the crushing
defeat of the Persians, and had been
planned by Alexander in such r way as
to leave the Greek m~ercenaries Of Darius
practically out of the fight. When the
Persians had been driven from the field,
these m%ercenaries were rapidly disposed
of, such as were not slaughtered being
captured and sent home to slavery.
The percentage Of losses on the win.
ners' side was as small as in a Spanish
American sea fight. Alexander buried
the few fallen Macedonians with high
honors and exempted their parents and
children from the payment of taxes.
The wounded received his personal at
tention. HE went from n to the
other, looked at their wounds, inquired
particularly as to how they had been
received, and allowed them--what is
dear to a soldiers heart, and especially
to that Of the Greek soldier-'to tell
their tales and brag of their deeds.'
Incidents like this, says Professor
Wheeler, "'betray in a striking way the
extent to which Alexander's leadership
and his empire were a personal thing.
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-04
IN THE PLACE CARROUSEL.

Proud arch, upreared to him of mankind f1rsti
Thou clarion voice of Austerlitz's story!
Even like the sudden aud the bright sunburst
That poured it's splendor ON his triumph
CORY
On the red field-the fight-his foes dispersed
Thou and the tale upon thy marble versed,
Dazzle the heart. Till time himself grows hoary
Here shall mans soul in wonderment inn
mersed
Thrill at the record Of his quick winged glory.
About thee circle palaces-the fame
Of his Casarean line. and yonder looming
A nobler arch, but built like thee in vain,
For, harki the guns of Waterloo are booming,
And on Sedan thy foiled Mars sinks again;
tAfter the conqueror's crown the captive's
chainD
These are thy Nemesis-and disgrace thee.
booming
Thy stones to front yon shaft of shame, where
rain
A peoples tears to mock at thine assuming
T. W. in QUARTER Latin.