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STRICTLY DEFiNlTlvE.
She Gave Two Dlustration. OF tn,
Woeds' M~aai ,gs.

She Gave Two Iiiu>trntio,. OF the
Verde M-.ai .x..
Mrs. May Wright Sewall. the new
president Of the International Council
OF Women. became generally known
few years ago through her partic!pa-
tion in the general federation of wom-
ems clubs. which resulted in he inter
national council. says the Philadelphia
Post. She has frequently represented
been prominent figure in the i'm
portant national conventions. Mrs
Sewall. who is the head OF classical
school for girls In indianapolis. could
contribute a readable sequel to English
as she Is taught. for the pupils In a
girls classical school are not above
the amusing b!unders which character
lze the efforts Of their young sisters
In the public schools. On one oc-
casion Mrs. Sewall was instrurting a
class In physics. Force was the subject
and she made plain to the girls the
difference between the centrifural and
centripetal force. Centrifugal" said
Mrs. Scwail. "is a force whose dlrec-
tion IL from the center. and c-ntrip.
etal force IL force whose direction
10 toward the center. Do you all un.
derstand that!' The class chorused
assent. Now. will some girl give mc
an Illustration" continued Mrs. Sew
all. THE domestic virtues aGe cen
tripetal." replied a small girl. because
they keep man In the center OF his
home. and a centrifugal force Is is
we'll. n saloon Is a centrifugal force"
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swordn.a Attack . v halls.

Two swordfish set upon whale q
half mile of the seawall last Friday at
ternoon and for half an hour kept the
water In a turmoil. The rather un-
usual sight drew n considerable crowd
OF spectators to the end of the Lombard
street wharf. The swordfish, accord
Ing to their habit, rose swiftly In the
water beneath the whale, which they
endeavOred to strike from below.
When they missed the mark the swift
ness Of their ascent would cause the
whole bodies to show out Of the water.
The whale spouted and lashed about
him furiously. The water began to be
reddened. but before he was m0rtally
hurt the big creature sank to the bot
tom and was rid of his torinentors.-
San Francisco Chronicle.
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LINGUISTIC PRoD,olEs.

Learned lGsa who Mastsv Fifty Differ.
est Tsegsss.
When one considers the dimculty OF
acquiring even . "noddins acQuaint-
&nce" with two or three languages. 1t
seems almost incredible that some men
should be able to speak with all the
1uency Of native In twenty. and even
nifty. strange tongues. 1t Is only few
months since DR.. Gottlieb Loitner. the
most famous linEuist Of this genera
tion. died at Bonn. In Germany. DR..
army in the Crimean war. could speak
with equal facility in no fewer than
nifty languages: and many Of the more
abstruse eastern tongues he knew as
intimately as his native German. But
there have been phenomenal linguists
in all ages. from the flr-away days OF
Mithridates, king OF Pontus. who could
converse with the subjects in each OF
their twenty-five tongues; and from
the days OF Cleopatra, who never used
an interpreter in her relations with
the worlds ambassadors. Pico della
Mirandola. a learned Italian OF the
fifteenth century. was eloquent in
twenty-five languages, and N. Full
gence Fresnel was familiar with twen-
ty. and In the seventeenth century
Nicholas Schmid. a German peasant.
translated the Lords Prayer into as
many languages as there are weeks in
a year. The greatest linguist Of all
time. however. was Cardinal Mezzofan-
ii. who died half century ago. Mezzo
fanti's linguistic range was so great
tnat he could have conversed in dif-
ferent tongue every week for two years
without exhausting his vocabulary. In
all he was familiar with ia languages
and dialects, and in most Of them he
could speak with such accuracy and
purity Of accent that he might have
been. and often was. m.-..ken for a
native
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sLAuoHrsn OF CHICKENS.
Precsss Of Preparing for Thanksgiving .,
the 0t0ckyards,


the stpckyards.
Turkey. duck and chicken killing has
been reduced to a science ut the pack.
ing house Of Swift Il Co., ut the stock.
yards, says the Chicago Record. The
old way Of putting fowls to death BY
decapitation or wringing their necks
has been superseded by new methods.
The bulk Of the fowls are received
In cars. The car is run up alongside
Of the building, where there IL 4 chute
that leads to the second floor. Inside
this chute IL an endless belt with small
cleats upon 1t. A man stands at its
base and as fast as he grabs chicken.
turkey or duck he deposits II in the
chute and the belt carries the fowl up
into an inclosed cage over large scale.
When. this cage Ia full the fowls are
weighed and then distributed to the
different cages, where they are fed for
a certain length Of time and are ready
for killing. Then they are reweiehed
and sent down another chute to small
coop on the first floor. On this floor the
dry picking process Is used. Az soon
as the fowl reaches the coop n man
grasps 1t and fastcns both its feet In a
small prong. Then he hangs 1t on an
endless chain. The chicken IL vet
alive. Another man kills the chicken
by puncturing Its throat ut the same
time attaching a tin can (weightedD
to the bill Of the bird This can holds
the fowl firm and also acts as n recep-
tacle for catching all of the blood ms
II drlps. The blood thus caught IL
nfterwnrd sent to the fcrtilizing works.
The fowl Is now ready for picking.
Standing In row along where the end.
less chain Ia run nrc some twenty men
ready to take n pick Mt part of the
chicken as 1t passes him, The endless
chain passes through an iron cage in
which are eight men. The duty OF
these men Is to pick Off the choicest
feathers which are dropped to the floor
of the cage and later picked up. When
the chicken leaves the cage there re-
mains but n few struggling feathers
The last man takes the fowl from the
prong, removes the few remaining
feathers and takes the bird to nm In
spector. who orders 1t 'racked" with
the rest for the cooler. Then the fowl
Is run into the cold storage. where II is
kept until ready 10 be shipped.
The present daily capacity of killing
by this process is about 10000 chick
ems or G,OOO ducks or 5000 turkeys.
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ANTi-ENCLish LEADER.

Eugene Eticnnc. who Ia. now posing
as the nnti-English leader In the
French chamber Of deputies. has had
. long and distinguished career ~ a
public man. He is now b5 years old.
In early manhood he served ~ In.
spcctor-general OF the state railroads.
In 1881 he was nrst elected q deputy.
serving three terms. In 1858 he be-
came secretary Of state for the col
onies. which position he held for three
consecutive years. In iss: and again
In lSS<-s6 he was chosen vice-presi-
dent Of the chamber Of deputies. He IL
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Puerto Rice

Three tours Of the beautiful island
Of Puerto Rico are scheduled to leave
Chicago December n. January - and
february Is. Special Pullman sleep
err and dining cars will convey the
party to New York. thence on board
the spleadid new steamships Ponce
and Gan Juan. through and around the
island BY rail. automobile. carriage
and boat. Tickets include all ex-
psnses everywhere. These select lin
itsd parties will be under the special
escort Of Mr.. Walter Boyd Townsend.
under the management Of The Amer-
can Tourist Association. Rsau Camp
bell. genaral manager. 1423 Marquette
building. Chicago. Itineraries. maps
and tickets can be had ON application
to the agents of the Chicago. Nilwau-
kes Z st. Paul Ry.
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(Chicago Letter.)

NSnIcA8o Aettef.J
Capt. Henry Kelley Of Milan. O.. en-
Joys the distinction Of being the old
ct living captain Of the great lakes.
While he has lived practically in re-
drsmsnt- for several years past he IL
still Indirectly connected or associated
with lake marine service.
Before Chicago was even ( thriving
Indian agency. Capt. Kelley shipped
aboard the steamer Superior. the Sec
ond boat built upon the lake shores.
His experiences as a sailor and captain
have not been without the perIls asso-
ciated with = mariners career. Capt
Kelley is in his s4th year and appar-
emily enjoys better health than his ad-
vanced age and nature Of his life work
usually admits.
Il began my life as sailor" said
Capt. Kelley. ''on the steamer Superior
April !. 1881. She was the second
boat built on the lakes and was set
ahoat in 1927. She was commanded
by Capt. William Pease, her first mate
was Levi Allen. and Peter S. Lenholty
was second mate. remained on
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Non.sinkable Boats.

The latest invention for saving life In
non-slnkable boat. II people would
pay az much attention to the preserva-
ton OF life In other ways there would
he a gerat Improvement. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters IL n life preserver. 1t
cures dyspepsia. indigestion and all
forms OF stomach trouble. 1t Is an ex-
cellent tonic.
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v.- =, Year. . s.,,ro.a c..aue,or.

Early this fall the management OF
the y. 4 o. X. II. decided that the uni
formed force should be provided with
service stripes. and on the winter uni
forms each man has one or more gold
stripes on his right sleeve II he has
been In the service for nvc or more
years. The gold stripe stands for rve
years continuous employment by the
company and glance over the list
develops an interesting and instructive
condition OF Affairs.
The ordinary man. In q peaceful and
uneventful vocation. Is seldom In con-
tinuous service for forty years. yet on
the b. 4 o. Il. X. there II q bale and
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watched the remarkable growth Of Chi.
cago. - we'll ~ that Of other cities
now prominent ports. He can not re-
call the name Of q captain who has
seen more years Of lake marine serv-
Ice than himself. and there il no rec
ord Of any great lake seaman who has
weathered II years Of sailor life.
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LUCAS COUNTY,
Frank j. Cheney makes onth that he IL the
senior partner of the firm of +. J. Cheney & Co
doing business IN the City OF To!rdo County
and state aforesaid. and that said rim will pay y
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every cas-. OF Cutarrh that cannot be
cured BY the use OF Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j, CHENEY.
sworn TO before m" and subscribed In my
presence this 9th day OF December. A. ID. 1854
TSrAfl a. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, and
acts directly on the blood aud mucous surfaces
OF the system. send tor testimonials, free.
+. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo, O
Sold hv Druggists sc
Halls Family Pills q re tho best
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$50 o. 49,
time of menstruation. Z
mistaken kindness permi
about physical health.
Miss CARRIE NJ. LAMB,
NRs. PrNKHAM-A year
irregular menstruation
and leucorrhea. My
appetite was variable.
stomach sour and bowels
were not regular, and
was subject to pains like
collie duringmenstruation
I wrote you and began to
take Lydia E. Tinkham's s
Vegetable Compound and
used two packages of
Sanative Wash. You can't
imagine my relief. My
courses are natural and
general hcalthimproved."
Mrs. MAMIE ADKINS,
La Due, Mo. writes:
"DEAR MRs. PrNKHAM-
I feel it my duty 70 tell
you of the good your
Vegetable Compound has
done my daughter. She
suffered untold agony at
time Of 'nenstruation be-
fore taking your medicine; !;
but the Compound has
relieved the pain. given
stronger, and has improv,
you for the benefit she |
for voung girls.
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rh"n,, w..,-r arrival.

The Santa 4" Route will sell tickets to
Phoenix, Arizona, and return on Dee lat
ana End, with limit OF thirty days at rate
Of on" lar" plus - ~ FOR round trip. This
gives all a splendid opportunity to visit
tn" carnival, ~hich VIII b. held Dec. &th
To hih at very low rate.
Fun particulars and descriptive matter
can be obtained by addr.ssin.
j. T.. HALL,
General Agent. Santa +. Rout-,
Denver, Colo,
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Chssss u.as Prssssss.

II ID often didicult to select an AZ
ticle for . Christmas present that will
b acceptable and inexpensive. The
John n. 8myth Co have solved the
problem by offering for sale 5000
guitars At e.65 each. thus bringing
them within the reach Of everyone.
The arm 10 thoroughly reliable. See
''sd" In another part Of this paper. Get
their mammoth catalogue.
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nrsss.. ov.-S,A ~. rs..s.


4 Spr!ngAsid lawyer has . son about
10 ysArs old and . daughter about
twice that sse. The boy has been
around the courthouse . good deal
With bis father. and the youns lady
has . stsady beau. The other svenins
The young ssatisnan passed the house.
asd the young lady desired TO speak
70 hin. Bobby" she said 70 her 1T
~ brethss. "woa't you please call 10
Mr.. BrowaY" Bobby knew the state
q sSalrs, aad hs hurried 70 the froat
door aaA called out II the usual loud
monotone u . court haiii9: jobs
Hsasy Brown. John Hsary Brows.
JoAa Hsnry Brown. come into court. ="
NJ. Brown came In. and Bobby with :
drew 70 . safe place. Ohio State Jour.
0ols
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the most populHr line running both east
nnd west from l,cnNcr. Nine hours snved
between Denver ana San frnncL~co or the
Pacific northwest and only one night 10
Chicago, st Paul or st. Louis Ticket
Dfiics, ytl eth str-,t
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WANT ED.

WANTED either sex) to fold circu-
lars, etc, at home. sla weekly sal
ary. Particulars &c. Address. The
Non Medicine Cure Club, Lock Box 500.
Los Angeles, Cal.
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A CHRISTMAS PIANO

for tliS new organ for eil. what Xmas present
nicer than one of these ish hsrndc instruments can
you inAStne' pni, ans all pay nient down. and Inc
balance ma, he extended over two or more years.
TIE kNiGuT-CAM, BELL MUSIC CO..
ncnvcr. branch stores; Pueblo Colorado sprinss
Cripple trcsk. Central city. icadviile. TrnidsA.
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sAv M Vcvu V"psoye0 N tuc d. x "
for 20 years.
hearty old man. with keen. undimmed
eyes. and q sprinsy step that has been
In the continuous employ Of the COM
pany for 80 years and ID stiil better
than many men half his age.
". n. Green Is his name. but every
body on the line calls him Captain
Harry" and he has . record that any
man. In any station In life, would be
more thau proud OF.
Captain Green 10 probably the old
ct passenger condue.os In the world.
II b Ia not he has the bsst record, for
not once has hc been suspended from
duty for any cause whatever. And
thea. too, be has nevse bssn injured.
Green was born on septsabsf u. 1877.
II Cockeysvtiis. BAiti0oes county. Nd.
aad entered the u. 4 O. service March
.. 1854. - . freight braksman. IL vas
Dro0otsd 10 two reaPs TO freight Goa.
auetos and 10 1857 was givea . pas-
sssssr train and has served II that
capacity ever since. He 10 now rua.
Alag through trains between Baltimore
aal Cunherland, No., asd wears ~
eeevics stripes on his right arm.
~ many pears B. . q. train sa.
paoyss have had ~ snviable rsputa.
tSoa for poiltsness 70 passengers and
sttsatlos 10 duty. and the adoption Of
the service stripe system Will givs the
travsliaG puhise a. opportaaity 10 rec.
ogniss ioaS and faithful service.
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c.sss., ss.,s.'s assss.a.

y; q ipsI:I Iss:. y: :s3 "a W. ,Hss sss:; e
3. sase' .sss L!s1 sse 'sf';ss y bate. \"
,.st. :nss .:s2 IN s:3|::s1 :|;. H. !. - SsY.S:
sss s:ssI.ss s. 81 ~; - - ~ 's'ss'
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Wicrs-''llenpeck is very fond of enter
tanning. isn't h.g' Wnggs-"lcs. his
wife Is always pleasant when there's COM
pany present
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Cousin Arabella has had to give uy
playing Wagner altogether" "Why?'
Every time she began. her Angora ca,
had "A Mt"
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Weather Man-"Its going to be aw-
fully foggy tonight" Astronomer
Then III rush out an announcement Of
another brilliant meteor shower"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09

They say Jorkus Is very stinYy -
'Stingyg Hes so stlngy that h. moist
ems his postag. stamps only at the cor
H.fS.
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What is your idea of n good joke"
One that makes you laugh against your
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self for her own sake and especially
for the sake Of her daughter. Write
to Mrs. Pinkham. At Lynn. Mass.
for her advice about all matters
concerning the ills Of the feminine
organs.
suty 10 wasted by unnecessary pain at
and many indulgent mothers With
1t their daughters to grow careless
. Big Beaver. Mich. writes: "DEAa
ago ! suffered from profuse and
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09

Dropsy treated free by DIR. II. II. Green's
Sons, OF Atlanta. Ga. The greatest dropsy
specialists in the world. Read their adver-
tsement in another column Of this paper
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STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO. :,

Living in fiat isn't SO bad" "Wh,
not?" w are al,ynys invited out 1,
dinner Thanksgivin" Day"
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II suspect that our new bookkeeper Is
a retired actor Does he strike thcat.
rical attitudes mo. but he gays 'egad'
when he means gosh
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09

Piso's Cure for Consumption has beeu
a God~end to me.-Wm. u. Mcclellan,
Chester, Florida, Sept. IL, 1895.
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u~s>sess 4. Ar,~,

Doeeoeee ~ ARtoo.
businsss II DostA Afriea. laeludiAx
Cap Tevs. y absolutely saasnaat.
Fool s:u9s hare 1osblsl II psics. 40
tAousaalo ass vithost work o. osasy
y Nv ~ ssesssltjss q lite.
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IS DEANOF THE LAKES
THE OLDEST LIVING CAPTAIN
or THE FRESH WATERS.

He Began . saIoFs Life h 1891 -
shippsd % the Steamer Superior. the
ssessa nsat Dant On the shores sf
Lake MiehlSas.
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HANY dutful daughter pays In pain for mothers
lVI ignorance perhaps neglect.
The mother suffered and she thinks her daughter
must suffer also This Is only limited extent No
excessive pain healthy Every mother should inform
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09

FITS Permanent, Cured. 40 aftss
hvst day OF Dr. Kline t.tvat Nerve R-.torer.
s.ud i.r FREE. et.0O trial eottl- and tr~atiss
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Elegant. Clean. C.nv. n..n,. Roomy.

Nrs B'mhsrio Combination Reversible Fsstns
Game hoard - esm--t biggest hit 10 yesru hsrnts
wanted DCaii~efiA a Co i,i supe ftor,,t Chlca.rI
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Run. ...r, ~, ~. Year.

tn. overland Limited" VIA Union IA
cine for California and the Pacific north
west. Quickest time and nncst equip
mrnt Ticket once, Stl 18th street.
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THE GRIT CURE THAT pors q

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets remove.
Groves signature l. on ench boz. &c
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Keeps
Ny Hair
Soft

Il iave ssed yoss H.ir
vyae fee I've yesrs ,ad ..
gfessly pleasel VIII Il. 1t GET
taiaiy resseees the oeigiaal eoloe
70 wy i.ir. I. keeps ~ i,ir
eft I'D soooti. IL quickly
evesd " of soae kiad Il hsaoe
Il tie sealP. Ny nosies Used
yess HsI visos foe some
tvsasy yeefs and liked IT very
asel.' '-Mfs. Helea Kilkeany.
New Poesl.ad. Ne. J.a. 4. 9o.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09

Ten thousand people In this city pla,
golf. Can they all speak it,
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09
Used
Twenty Years

We do not know Of any other
han PREPARATION that has been
Used in one family for twenty
ye.rs. do you?
But Ayers Hair visoe i.s
besa restoring color to gr,y han
foe fifty yesrs. md n never
fails to do this work. either.
Yos can rely upon II for
stopping your hair from falling
oct. fot keeping your scalp
eleaa aud healthy. and for max
ing the hair grow rich snd long.
3a.ee tsstIs. Al Assssish.
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MVDUL0EN7
MOTHERS

Many ayoung girls bea
time of menstruation.
mistaken kindness perm
ahot,t phvSical health
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09

relieved the pain given her better color and she feels
stronger and has improved am grateful
you for the benefit she has received 1t great medicine
for girls"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-12-09

Sold hv Druggists. sc.
Halls Family Pills re tho best
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AOvB8T1afN6-OUes hemu q - R1GefnesD-
~. Sun6sy h1asx. ey<a 80 q n unsu HN p -
nmninG viii be received ny 10 Mn p. Adyer.
tinemests under eiasst1ed keadsau Win b inszs-
Cd = ths Fate q esnt wosd sarh insersics PAP
oalssd fer less than > eents-
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4. Mef1eiien saA Q. B. Lcsmts sssy
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end n. A. Wills. Bc4nastsxs esssyuhesS ar caf
aGssts- Pay nosey osiy 70 these and 90 our resi-
oeut aoeBts Ia tie vsStoM cities and towns q tos
ADVERTISERS Changes for advertisements in
ths eusday Po<s.lbfefIissnrsr must BE- furnished
b o'clock Saturday. Advertisement VII De 70
ceiyed IT bsxuch o1fces 81 the Poss-inseHtesncss
REWARD Ten doIssn vii be PAID TOT M
formation leading 70 the CONNECTION - any per-
stealing eupiss q this psper deifvesei 70 sud
ecSfbeS. tn Seattle.
TACOMA BrREAu.-Ee lln Pacific asenss-
C. u bail
oLYHPIA--4Es Main street. O. C. winstas-
EyEKETT.-P X Lewis.
6POKASE-Bsanch Gntee. room IL Wntva-
ton block corner Riverside and NIL: telephone
u J. o. Petersen. Manager.
PORT TOH SsESp. william A. Ffsider
DELL8NGaAM BAY--New whaseum- Psshar
'SicroKis. 3. c-Fnnh Campbell,
The following letters await advertisers
at this Office:
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LEGAL NOTICES.
KING COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT

KING COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
bonds for sale.
Notice is hereby given that School Dis
King County. State OF Washington. offers
for sale Coupon Bonds OF said Distric, to
the amount of Eight Hundred o.OU dol
of not less than One Hundred Dollars each.
and to be payable five years after date
At the ONCE OF the Treasurer OF king
Office Of the Fiscal agency Of the State
OF Washington in the City OF New York
In the State OF New York. at the option
semi-annualiy or annually at the option
OF the holder and evidenced by Coupons
payable AT the said Treasurer's Office or
At the said Fiscal agency at the option OF
Sealed bid. for the purchase Of said
bonds will be received by the County
ins,on' up q 10 ' oeloeR y M on Thurs.
day August 10TH 1884, at the office OF
said County Treasurer In the CITY OF Seat
s. 81 Nv :. vennired BE-
law
Bidders for said bonds are requested to
they will purchase said bonds. Said bonds
will he ready for delivery on September
Said bonds will not he sold below oar.
the State Of Washington. are requested to
deposit with the said County Treasurer
q s .a xaIs Of n:
their bids.
No commission will be allowed on the
sale OF said bonds. The Directors reserve
the right to reject any and all bids.
The purpose OF this bond sale IL 10 re-
deem the bond issue OF $50 now due.
The assessed valuation OF the dis
trici = :. =. =. =. .ss7. 30 %
The school buildings and other
property belonging TO the district
are valued at :. -. ...-........ 80 -
The debt Of the district 10 as
follows:
BonuS ..-..............-<HU
Registered warrants =. ........ 20
Total ......... 80. ........... 1860 %
Dated July g. 1879
CHARLES F. wHITTLESEY.
As Treasurer OF King County. Washing
ton.
by p p pADnrN Derutv Treasurer.
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AeaAlng In classineA columns,
lc . wes1 eaeh inseFtSon; min
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aavePtlsenenis running enc
aensh without change ~ esDy.
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eoant % lfneD. On three
asnths' es1es. e1.36 Per line
per month, On stx menths' Or.
Der, Q1.2O per Ifae per month";
- yearly order, ~ per 1sne
per D0nth.
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WANTED-Timber lands and forest re-
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New York block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-14
The following letters await Advsrtissrs
q this ef0oo:
LODGE NOTICES.

LODGE NOTICES.
ARCANA LODGE, No. 81. r. 4 A. N. ;
stated communication Of this lodge VIII
be held this Monday evening In Ma
sonic temple. work In First degree. men,
bers and visiting brethren invited. BY
order Of the w. NJ.