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The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-05-04

Cheny's Boston store Shoes.
 BrowneI's store-Miner's tools.
 Blankets. dirt cheap, a, Caysou's.
 New designs in wall paper at Peoples. S.si>. .Tents.YuI>on Stoves at Winnings. BaIJe->' Hardware without end at Aliens
 New line ot pitture frame holdings soon tolUve lt Peoples.
 Everest l, selling out Co ,lose out buSi- ness Come auj get pyiciS
 Cook stoves at cost. H.A Bauer.
 Heater, ,t all kinds a,vinings.
 Shoe, "a, Cbeu,y's Boston store.
 Ctusy's Boston st,c-Shoe>.
 Wltr-u.t, lacm>, ll sizes, Cllyson NC1.. Fourth mj State streets.
 Cur.tv, jaet5, lunches at the Cres- cent Re,.lur.u, o1 Bond street. ncar Bran mis-, t,.-. lt,e>t hot cakes served in L.,,., I-e-tt C.u.. >..l t5- sa,e cy LiilvBroS.53-im I", a..- have rl>t shipped uve t'- uI.~rt rIl. ,e.j and provisions Co tne I.r ... Bennett where thcN tln ter.. .JNiN Canadian jl'v rI'l. r..- .... .....r, .. t.ne InI money. frI-. ...lr- .rf...H. U,t- Che NuIie p.,. .. II.,I. .-W.a.l t'Wsi io,I,l .u F... I...-IN N O.. customs 1r1i- CTS. .. ... t..u .. lrlcwl1. lneN l.,.. .... ... .t,s., stan o' clerks. ..I ..t through ,"- ..>i.mN W.lh Ie. I,et... I-t-S} N... > NrE ,1. ,ee,S Q rl. l.... .--., a, "a Fiesta C.Sr >,l.e i''. '" \. r- . ta- X. .. q. W. a-s .Iue-... ... -..l Tn attend 1 meeting Co r-.e.l .t. HN View hH,ci o@ Thurs 1ve.eas. N.y4..tNP. m. 5-}''t C.1a, ,a..s a. A.oaI.Ne Trading Company.
 s >.-- --.ueec restaurant; ten -,.r-. ..,. r,.,.r m town. Inquire at ,r., .-.. IS0-O2 s.r... Hu. Industry The Pioneer .-.. ...-.... >.lrt.,. wholesale c.- -I- ... --..- -a-r.->. %
 r... t.- how umo, g-oUS. I-... -- started n some 0lt way --. Nh. - Is ,.- c>, Pl1,e Co get A,m .r.b. u.u.r> lDt --rets
 .n.-.. .y V..-- n >1fl.ns. WI. Nl. .-,.N il.,r-' sr>'. N" .>t.. ..r. ..-r-t ,.eF.y. H',-.> mt
 .-> >I.l.- r-- .c, ,l.> of'. 'tI' .t.. -.. rr.->. r-U,n iut B-JlJWiN. shoe, -...t, !, Boston S,o-s.
 H... --.s ,le uey line oi rugs. To-- .-- ...tI.u, w>t 1reu-i l' tHs ..-.- Company. -..f-r l"'I- -Duc.e.-.v furnished C-. -,e ..-.--. prtly> go- mus ana must sell. C,., at
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-05-04
AtIin Claim. for srIe.

have creek claims in the Atlln country on the best creeks for sale or part interest. Apply to E. N. Crawford, at the Golden North Hotel or to the DAILY ALASKAN.
 IlI-2m
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-05-04
wood For sale.

Persons wanting good dry wood can have 1t delivered on short notice bv leav' ing orders at thls office or at seow Djax, foot of State street.
 RANDELL X SNYDER.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-05-04

ur.1, u...m> ma ,ifet'
 .n.-.. .y N..-- r shipping. wi. ..-. NI. .-i.N l.,r-v yr>'. \l" .>r.. ...-, ..r-t ,Hslr.y. H't-.> md .~-> >l.4.- %. et 'a.> orr. .ti' t..-.. r..r->. t-U,h md B-JlIwIy. ~-... "...e, , Boston s,d--.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09

TIE Stclssitades of ats nstee Career
Trpurly Told.

T~vsely TOld.
The approach OF the straw hat season
ENCOURAGES Travis MeMsin 10 Offer the
tcsiswinx observations:
No enc knows who wears the hrst
AfAw Rat In straw hat time Ask any
IAN. ard II he doesn't acknowledge that
- ssw other men wearing straw hats
uefurv be bought ore he h probably iys
~ Bur approximately about June u
we average citizen finds himself reuov-
ne MS old feli hat and regarding the
msassened ans dsrksned hand therein
With little savor.
= Few days later he stalks persririnsly
Ma desperately into hat storc. where
~ = pleased 81 note that several either
nea are Sinking at their renee tions in
tAe ksass from beneath the nice. clean
~ straw hats
ina smiling salesman dives deep into
cylindrical box And produces q spot
- straw hAs. which he sets gently uron
u cassemers Read
10 be mere exact. he sets II e;sns the
tsmsrss ears and he resembles sage
AeAenhs!n
Aaesher dive ;nto another cylindrical
cssnKs 20 light HAT 81 smaller calf
which rocks insanely upon the Gus
ersntgns and causes htm &C cast
vsectsnn IL TIRE rser glass a. Of q pratt
usae infant IN trousers
fHsasaG that through the magic snssu-
- o. straw hats - divers kinds he re-
osss Methodist divine. Harlem
Grover Cleveland and = Grren
pirate, re selects a hat BY size
sf than stste
SsescEs. az course. thas man nsvSs
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1nnaea -. - - 49, - - =
- - - = "a e~rs-e. q - -.
-. - r..s.s.-.n ssr 1u-s~e. -. -
- ~ 4 - 49, e-.ss~ ss1rrr -
- ~
Z. - n aeuvr A ..aae q q - 49,
49, ~~~,.s.~. -, vnsn.exs. - ,ve-arh
cAayere~v4-s- - G~s..ssc~ - 49,
80 ~ ferea~~A - .ecuaser 1n6rA "a :
l1leac.,,s c.s,,..A
- - - -. . s.r.~ ~.
~ .~ y ..r-..~..- - -.
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Over $3.50 Men Ensnesa d. sAa RssA
industry - TAaa ssssa0.
Over So Dsa are employed N To 81
in4ns&Ty O1 The llllnoin river. EncA yea4
thu in1nsfry expands and extends. ard 4
- Int Question Of time wAan that river
viii b occepesd b. HiinelD N one ot H.
principal spurces Of food snppfy IN H.
state. TAs hl9 f,shing posnts Of IL raves
where the business b handed IN . whoae-
sale way. are Henry. I4Acon. Chi1llcO4hes
Pe0riA. Pekin, Havana. Hath. Brown3ng.
Bear11tovn. Aeredoeta. KAmpsviiie and
Grafton The fishing season-that n. The
commercial season. when the Law permits
the uae Of setnee In the river-opena July
I and closes April q During that tiune
the hslsing companies with their tug beats
and smaller steam craft harvest the Ash
Inn cEup. ustng seines which vary In
length from 20 To l.see yards In Lake
Peoria alone there are nine seines. each
l.aoo yards ionu. and last year In the haul
over S.5oo pounds Of German carp were
taken. AZ the fisherman received cents
a pound for his fish ION the ground" that
sin0ie haul was worth Q.sG4 Near Beards-
toUn . ratno1o hAnl a Ia selne brought
04eo poon6D q -
~ Oh aso pne1o1 = 1anes In 10
poana boen. seeUo1 auay n rsfrigerator
carA a. .sse = - eas1 and buffalo
aSo sAlppo1 - NoW Yes6 C11rago takes
alsss 49, pssna1 = oasD : week from
PssslA u - ssaasa. 1Aon there Is .
sysee0 q Evs seaEaGA ~ W1oeh the cap
torsd - ere ~ al1ve until winter
waea hottes ps1ee caA - oAkained for
tAa0- Ths IN aso lseooo u pens. which
are maAe by drsvang peakso eoooe together
in4o the bo<tun e H. hayea. or shallow
ny near to Daiat g shao0aaA Hare the
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Book ReUi<1os.

HOW TO COOK HUSBANDS By Elisa
the Dodge fuhahhlng Company.
"a great many husbands are spoiled by
mismanagement. Some women 90 about
II as n their husbands were bladdsrs. and
blow them up: others keep them constantly
In hot water. others let them freeze by
their carelessness and Indifference: some
keep them In a stew by irritating ways
and words. others roast them. come keep
them In pickle all their lives. Now II L.
no, 10 be supposed that any husband win
be good managed In this waV-turnsps
wouldn't, onions wouldn't. cabbage
wouldn', and husbands won't. but they are
really delicious when properly treated.
I'm selecting your husband you should
no, be guided b. the stfvery appearance.
"a In buying mackerel or by the golden
tint. as IL you wanted sAlmon.. Be sure TO
seiec, him yourself. ~ taste differs. And
by the wav. don't 90 to the MARKET for
him. as the best are always brought TO
your Soar.
See that the linen IN which you wrap
him Is nicely washed and mended with the
required amount Of buttons ana strings
nsceiy sewed on Tie him IN the kettle
with a stroag cord called comfort - the
one called duty 10 aps 20 Be weak They
sometimes ~ out Of the kettle. sne become
burned and crusty on the edges: since. Ike
crabs and oysters. you have 10 cook them
alive. Make . clear. strong, steady dre
cut % love. neAsneas ana cheerfusne0. Get
him as near tAis ~ seems to agree with
him. II he SHUTTERS ana hxsies, don't Be
anxious: some husbands do this till they
sse quite done. Ada . little sugar Ia the
form Of what confecfto0efy call kioes. but
no vinegar or pepper On any account
ns,ie srsee improves them. bat II must BE-
used with judgment.
"Yoa cannot fan 10 know when he -
done ~ thus treated you vii; Ind him
very dixesssese. agreeing nicely with you
ara the chsidren''
SO they are better cooked I said 70
myself 'fhAt IL why we hea- Of such
numbers es cases OF marital Indigestion
tae husbands are served raw. fresh. UMPIRE
pared
From the extracts given OF How TO Cook
Husoants'- IL viii be seen ,hat this little
rssnsicAtcn OF marital culinary eneeavcr
should ~ ore OF the cooking lessons "a
which many husbands <aouid direct the os-
senison 81 taesr wives.
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Doo PALSY n NEW DISEASE.

Cases Have Occurred 10 PhslaAs1pAto
$50 Are Dos - Canaae Pets.
Bome local doctors Are treating q 500
trouble known % 60e paisy. Most u ~
victims are women. These troubled With
the anlictton arW persons ~h0 have beeo
travelling shout the Streets. each holding
. chain - cord. 20 which IL attached q
dog. The lively fox terriers are reeponsl-
be for the mast aggravated cas4s ~ tho
palsy. ~ they Jump about - much when
out for IN airing. The hand. usually ehe
right. shakes ana swings whsm free 1ust
- II . dog were puynn9 ~ n IN the eaA
Of cAa1n. 1u1lAnG paisy h lees pro-
nouncsd. though n = aata the STEADY pun
Of that hreed has 1eaEthsnsd MANY ~
0Wnera arm. TAs Treatment fog tn
palsy n absolute psgt fue ~ am. ana q
admonitton n0f 20 leAA--0S. rA1nog. fol1Uw
lilo 0o9 With eAatm- -Ehi1nAelDA1o
Record.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09

early fall WORT BY Charles Neufeid. en-
titled "A Prisoner of the KhaIeefa:
Twelve Years Captivity at omdurman.'
THIS very important book dives Mr.. Neu-
feds own account OF his experiences dur
man. Mr.. NeufeM ct out from Cairo b
ieG on . trading expedition to Kordofan.
but was betrayed BY his Arab guides int
the hands Of the Dervishes. and carried BY
his captors to the Khaleefa at Omdurman.
There he was thrown into prison, loaded
with letters. led out for execution. and
threatened with instant death unless he
would embrace the tenets OF Mahdlsm. hut
was spared for reasons Of the Khaieefa's
own. and kept a close prisoner. He gives
the most vivid account Of life In the prison,
Of his fellow prisoners. q the Khaleefa's
government. and OF his own attempts 20
escape. He gives-what hitherto has been
unknown 10 the pubiic--the state OF AZ
fairs instde Omdurman while Kischeners
expedition was working up the Nile. and
while the decisive battle was being fought.
He answers those critics who have pub
iished statements to the effect that his
detention was purely voluntary, and gives
the true history Il his supposed marriage
and conversion to Nohammedanism- The
book u Illustrated BY numerous photo
graphs taken on the spoe by the author.
representtng himself. his fellow prisoners.
Upscsi groups of the Khaieefa.s follow
era. and similar suhjects The peculiar IN
terest Of thts narrative. nov published for
the drst time. need scarcely Be insisted
upon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09

4 taf1fit Aftermath
0feaoo Avifsas He.
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~A HE great and ssossous day sof
national indepenAence - over.
90 now - eah uusso suf b1E1t
Ill hnGefs at our te1D1re-
IL Tie streets have bssa strewn
With evs1eneen - 1spafted 5oyA
Bits ef rcd naue1 H. thtck - 1aaveo IN
autnan aIone The vain ways. showing the
passing Of the smau boy - he paid HIS
trfbute Of noise to the day We have Just
ce1sosAsDa
We have painted the town red With are
creckess alsc red with nse-wates. also rcd
In coAJunetien with the white ana blus o.
eur nAt3enaI cesoxa
Nov vs can rsSoss aad poadss.
- ~
Afear tho hall comes ~ wound 0nn-
powder leaves its regrets upon purses. ~
Weel - people. The youth regrets the
dollars spent upon . passing pleasure.
which ended In scOrched faces or burnt
fingers
The maid regrets that she philandered
with Jim whea - u1gAA heSo enMvas1od
With John IN - ~ fa1aow IT, exn2-
pse Of the Csnelee. He ~ ~ aoOeas -
understand - naan1ng q - wor6
pop
when she asksn -. - seean~ .
s.Arxle. = .svVAv "a ssce ~r.~Sr. - - -
bachelor. - - ~ ~ -.
own conundrr0. .s1leea.ee p -. - -,
In IT. no - - 49, - -
afterwards - conoo-mou4hoA q . ean0
ana looking GaGusss 1nstsaA - sDssas.
% -
or course. n - u s.an - - vn~rsh
How many tonnenn woee rr1lsea A. NJ
MANY dreanna rnan-n0a4AnN q ros1A 80
be safe To ~. - nrvev 1snnce :. ~
be more accurnfe. vneare6 - - 49,
20 IN the 49, vaa q - cGoeoaanf-
when I ssy nnennAanx. $50 Dner -
ratively, Of coarne: huf 49, ~ serssfs
/ saw as plasnav = tho,,wA n - - -
sued In the lateae fneAjon notea. ~ 800
stockings TO mAaeh ~ anA neck rs6Aoa
we're. as ~ - a pnrn "a rs-..,r
On the uieAf q t. "A - atrss4. Asa
look fne. "a absase vttA - nenres -
faucies. brfeht v1tA Sentins - ~ 40
people II Vas a Eght n Aav-~an An6st fnr
brighter on .tAa svs q the ToaFtA TIN q
the morning q eur national holiday. which
was thick ws0 rain ara nappang buntlnG.
II was noe only light enough down toUn
TO greet your tssend4 but euen % rocoG-
h.sc ousA nooSo - ne1S % - ~
corner was TAI. scrauMy ueOaa. Very
near were swo ssfeef urchtue. dirty With
happiness, etddy With GunpeNdes. II tell
you. shriekso 90. - vaA4.n' amt In
&c r-gnf piace Ter nke bust" I've been
wondering WY she ecfoWny Ueuaan turn
&c red and Uuttered 70 ooDe other WumAn
that che hates I'll croWdA
- -
On the Fourth of July everybody wants
to go somewhere else. The countrv peprle
swarm into town ana then complain he
cause they cannot see the town for the
people The city folks scramble into the
country and scare the four-foo,e1 animal.
by their wild ways. The man Who can't
fish always goes fishing; the man who
shoots 1t Wild dove and hits his brother
in-law ID the stomach, goes hunting. The
lazy. phiegmatic fat girl goes where IL
she a not agile abe gets left Tho thin
wiry athletic g.ri goes for a sail and gets
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eel,rstcna a,euf - naaas& erowde vAo
ntanA 49, - g. IN euennnnr .runnA IL
nahed nynnAs. Why O - world DON'T
IL purssaus - into csnnuufca1ioa with
ssas hss sdvssslser N ne vstesprsef
npcse deoaYfmen6 ara caoshe an az thoos
bare loarSee s. n1asd a. CHECK warranted to
reunps vnaore
Ihea sAosa No are sbochahae. would -
weI-dressed vatsrprou( aaintsL These Who
ere snSAccAanee un,ghe turn ND the sn1rss
ana 60 how calves are medeled and those
ssudenss Who NE TxlRy and his fFiendB
- fDr -ths sltneesher- In ART might a
80 d.rh nasss. quite asssde The s.rs-
IF. Thffs s6sas are. but--Nkc the seattle
nan Who welded sIss msrhle stnaue--shis
Eigaf prove - cold deaixht.s
Nm vou kpov tbat many 81 the Eastern
put1,c schoon have intrcduced an inno-
ynttou in learning which vfil prove great
hlenuan~ IN .hae pc.aer1tv which ne may
never 80. Toeee schooas have eiasses
which are sarrht To sev. ana tia pupsls
- Al ~ ,he maIe so. ina needle
800 - neen DueA AaDcueaed m the
E..t I~.rrea nner .nd vomen have dis
covercd ,hat for .Yr.xx,ed Nerves there
A. nethinr Iike the needle. Male smokers
~ go, alsho,rrh cirnrx and pines are
knovn sedaffyes. thsre are times when to-
Seeea saan "a co0fort. when balious. or
4svsrieN = - 1870 o snoke. rhsa
n p - - - vcnen Who have d.
natersel g 800 she hssnatngs Of The
~nee6Io esrN. Accoopashments are ND
g - vnaeaA - tAe street. urchjn, bus
Mwfn~ - nugt "a shali be taught Firsa.
becanss - aay - Obliged vhea yeuag to
- - ~ buttons. Or nsnd q rent; 80
os6ln. Aecanse ve naturally expect uur
sroat 80 - - aelf-uaAo ana seaf.tanGht,
- 49, m uahAlo 60 ere APT to ned
- eadn2lve roauared Tor frn02ed
nervA Hard vusk and leag
Aanrn after vh11e produce
eo~6afsana v,AieA eomettmeo, eud In what
- now eau s.nervous peou1raxtou''-a state
~nHeA mufll lnteay vas known a. IN over
vorkeA- oyertaxed physacal ana meatal
eon1te1oa. hut vhjch NV . labeled q dr.
tarce Aaeease asA vritten Aown a. merry
-. .s,c.4rnstcs,,s IN ~. 0ea1h ratA (3aris
~ ~. ea,,rht "a nev n echools. MI
~ ~ ushlio. for years. Il y Only now
sAnA - h<,va arn To h tnatfucfed n thu
49, usefuI Of III accomplish0eats Qhsy-
49, eooainaa. The Art az helnx ahao to take
& cSasch N ffne.
TNnn- = - nev woman wakes
eern.-., ~ - u.an nay seW On her bat
A000f
~ Aav vhen. repoeine on my sofa, can
~ - nv secorA heSt coat ana ~ au-
sSosasssiveSv: ..Hera. hooey. sew on my
Nusfooa..
49, eA.. .,.- = an r..lish mas>,,na
-. 49, 80. . .f'he nnche.s. seldom
49, - ~ 80 - - - c,iv ~ ~
~. -. -. - 49,. Nr.sses unor :
s 49,. :. r.:.. =. - 49,. .crszfinse
- s..S.. ~. = sr~rr.s,ssv vniEs out
. ~. = ,s.%s - rstner .srsv n ~
go sivsv. si~en. vffh oneu
.,".s".. Shs a-es~es ~, hraakfast. 81 4
49, .S.a-..ard. v.iE. ont NTH her
80. sn...s lin ,ham M dinner
49, ss
W.. 1.,s, MARCOS, th. pucha.s must
-, n,as,.,as =, ~ c,othes And honncsrr
$3.50 80 80 - a, r.,.,.,, r. havs made
s.0'.1 LII. s..s~.-.sr. tna- h,o-ra rhsr ~
81 : r..s- 49,. ,,s... ,,r., ~
s ~ : 49, LII ~ -.,hsns ~ hsr
....,s..~ 1900, 80 ~st.,r-
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Al sfstiaA CA the main lire OF tie East
india railway = train from Delhi had
ssopeea and one Of the traveiers--An ON
Ger Of the royal enxsne~rs-eexan TO ouix
from the carriage window tester WHO
wss ecinx hts roands. striking the wheels
~,,n HI. hammer why do you beat the
whe>fs like that was the nrss question
at d the order 81 authority" replied the
tmc~rsurnahse native 'fsnt what ~ the
use Of asrsking sh~ wheeis'" God knows.
/ have been doing this fsr thirty y<ara
II IN tire order Of authority.
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Fuipteide was To Asherson Smith, an
Es8issh n.mrod. q crime for which death
ssseK vas too leasen, . penalty. And his
wife used 70 seis how o. one occasion he
terrified al the ladies' ~ the breAkfass
table by dropp4aE the newspaper with an
exclamation Of horror what has hap
pen>d-" they cried. expecting 10 hear Of
some AWFUL European caisanasy HAP
peneSs" NJ xroaned. .ocksne over his spec
eacies soiemnly: Why, by Jovs. . dsg Coz
has been burusd - 1easA n q 4eAra!-
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oe tho vegpesz. o. eveu1ng services e
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
II q u
Il @aY- 49, 49, = ~
4 3"E IHZ MAKE y
4
- : ;
UT was IN IL eariv oays Of the war.
IN t. summer C q that Jack
III Hin5e enl1useA n ngvoe would have
$1,000 hle 49, ia. Il II had
III net hen Tor that fonAanh excursion.
n e1curusoa d ithnAf ~ not seemed
foolish. ana Ma. HMM ~ Aeen one a.
the mont enehuo,nne1c q 49, preparin9
to celebrate ~ AnluAlne @ Ne new rail-
reed from nradlay Junetien @ the lake.
but there vas = rooeultlne ,oRice at Isako
City. IN fsuut a. II 0ooe az thia office Z
hand was phyine patsaoe1c aasp: above its
roof tn OAf1 ma 0exenn were nyina.
And there Mai. oeeay has1ngued the young
men.
Jack HIM wao n and 8 unonth. but ne
Vas tai ana laxes and ioo,,sa ~ so NJ
ntened n nnmo a. - accented. Il vas
: poaulA11,Sy 49, - nc4Aer had never
imagined. She was patriotic. though she
averred she belonged to the peace party.
She diti not believe In war. Il might s.
avoided. she was sure the difIIculty would
be settled very soon. The first cali FOR
soldiers, she was sure. too was far IA
excess OF the country's need. Il was :
useless expense. Hut IL some restJsss men
cared to 70, she had nothing 10 say. That
any whom she knew and cared for would
Join this imprompfu army she t3jd NOT be-
lieve. And now. not forty miles from the
farm. was this loud mouthed. shoulder
strapped fellow, inveisling her hoy and
others into uirninx his papers. She would
see about II.
or Mrs. Hiliis' four sona lack vas her
fayorite. simon. the Oldest Of the family.
vas In busIness. and married. He Was AZ
ready making great eilns on his mer-
chandise because OF the state Of the
countrv ana the fesrs az the n,ture. He
vas buyinr a Tar a. his money ana his
credit vould reach. He would most a.
suredly not enlist.
Even had recently been Rrad,,ated frou,
a medical college. While he nsrrd -
fiuwernails In q strictly professional man
uer. he talked loftily about goenr into the
f,eld al : SURGEON II Uncle Ge,n needed
him Ruf an : common soldierY-ano
Next Shere vax Joa n vas the general
octnton IN ,ha fsrnslv ana ehe neirhearhooA
that Zoe vas GOOD because Ne lacked
sfrenwth cf ch.rscter 70 - anvth,n~ elss
No cre tneU re- AeAesenex netter thar
ala hia mother Re had .ivavs hern The
stunid end a. the fanIly. No hrirhf say-
snr. az Ioe,s chIIdhoo6 haA nexer 6eeu Is.
corded when there vas EXTRA vnrh tn n
acr. yoe %. Want out ~ nrhooi 20 A a
ayvhat does Il matterY's h,s oofher, vouId
nav. ssvo,,sye alvava N fha fuof NJ v0aar
ciss.es"
- ccrt,uu.uv haA ro> hAerA h,,,s.sS
$1,000 shr~,~n ~. ~sssNhccN 80
vss,,n ~ .r.- - ~. rnross Ss,sIv urssr-
standsnr that he was the oIocknesd q the
e~-sfw n. -. ~. Ar,,a~e - ~. -.cSn>r
: - -. h,r,h.rs ma. rsts.r -. 1890
h,,s :. on,,,d a. "a Is,,s~ -. ~ s~ss..e
ths ether When the nsdar novs nsN
.nc-r nr.s~rerres for d,6srsns v.v, 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09
juB|IH O. KR 1900.


&VYA NAAxsVtG CHURCH. ana IA tnSere0R~
Ing one from both htseosic and
took place In Rome. This was the
proclamation. on Ascension Thursday. of
the universal jubilee Of the year lsoA The
pApal BON prumulgAftng Il 10 the 0Fst a. In
kind tha& he's been issued In vevenay-f1ve
years The name Gin Hebrew. YoheD Is
borrowed from tho Jewish jubilee. and Ike
that. was intended to be celebrated every
fifty years: bat there the similarity be-
tween them ends The Jewish JUBILEE We .
49, =. Sue soca as ana us rsS.
0 p - ~ .
~ -
49, - 49, q -. - 80 -
~ -
~ penalties g a 70 al perfse0sag CT.
~ - Fss 1lns 80.
1ns receae cereay y He0e acaea
- q 10 49, s. o ~ -.
pNeAcy - tpaa - veu = 91-
IN power. ana esnek W -
co0oaasmanes 0Desse0 49, tn oeoWSeg e
toe0 80 fne TON q ofas . -
- tne papaI docseae was rend. and wuecn
'oerseocoEe Attended II pooeanees
eefs "a fhsk Journeys to ~ ether geas
oascas where cefenOaaeo aDNar . t1oea
at T. Pseers were gane tAfough With hue
ehs hsass q the great caaAedfA rang ou$
resolve peAb after The READING a. tne Jaoe-
he buil
HaRsa Jubilee Year.
r. f.eeitntton ~ tn ,uh1,ee vear /.
<v.reA - - 49, nrs,se.re VIM 10
.romn,rnsea - - - - EaAe,,arv -
Is ~ 49, - ~ - - rr.nfea = 49,
arv i.is,a~srce "a al nSl.rsn vie,aee1 a.
nnme Assss.~ 49, 49, - cm,01fien a
sNsar rs.sss.sn ~c-s~s-sr, 49, - -
,,ssst,.~ ~ rs.r.A ~ n p.s.~ - r.
p-,.I ense~ 49, q .sr--ers 80 th,r4v
49, - .s..ss-4s - -. 49,
~ I. .s.c~ts@ 80 49, ..r~a...e,,ou
.-s.,..A ~r.e... .r.A,..s.s@ 49, 80
80. 4, ~~.s c,n,-Ss frc- m rc.resioa
-. 49, cSn,~n "rses.1 eccS.a6 "a ~
Es~rr.l ~stv nrs "a ~ cnrcricasr. a
~, 49, ss"ts. 49, 80 rsl.,e-~ n Is1u.e
dnr,nr ~ vear nsysr ~ - tnan -
- ~ rerknn1ns 49, mo vare foanrnag.
iu9 70 ana leay1ne the city. ThlD 0ro1
jubilee n tho numbers + attFacsed - weu
- In the fervor ana enthuaasn q aeoeea
was one OF the greatest 90 - tveaU ~
corded n tne annaie g ~ cnulcn.
AS instituted Dy bonstace the Junsee
was 10 pe nesu every hundred.n year oui
the people OF Rome. remempenhk pos
sioay 'n.t ~ was ploHnp.e wsu -
= pious ans.l.u,on, pteeausu On S1eMeus
L.. ~.