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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16
nAssalc nsseLurlesa.

Al q regular Communication Of Enrs-
ka Lodge No. %, r. and A. NJ. held
March Is. 1885. the following resolutions
we're unansmocsiy adopted
WHzBxAa, The great Creator having
been pleased 70 remove eur cell betcved
brother. Pass Grand Master John T..
Jordan, from our midst. uhcss worth Of
character. purity Of motive. kindness IN
irsefconrss and love for his fellow man.
70 that temple not made With hapaa
eternal In the heavens /; ve. shs mem
hers Of Eureka Lodge No. 20, p. and A.
NJ, desire 10 demonstrHts In small de-
gree as least the sincerity Of our past
esteem for him as man and ~ . mason;
therefore. be 10
Raesr<d. That while vs oheerfnIly
sabmit 10 this dispsnsation of Divine
Providence. and tyustfally leave him In
the hands Of hsneGcsns Being who has
done ell things well, ve cannot refrain
fr~m feelings Of profound sorrow aud
regret for his untimeiy death.
Rsssic<f. That in the death OF or
brother this conmuuisy has lost pstFi
otic and good oitixen. bis family . kind
and induiseus fatkes. and g.. JohA's
Tsodke and the fraternity In general .
faithfuI and ssalous member. one Who
Vas ever ready 70 comfort the distrees-
ed. With unfestsred kindness Of heart,
exceeding In generosity. and Ia nstafe
xentia, ehariiAbls and humane.
Rsofsed. In token Of oar respect and
ssssea for oar departed brother. that
shsss resolutions be spread on the min
ufes Of this Lodge. and THAI . copy
thereof daily sfte<ted With the ssal OF
the Ledge b preesnsed 20 the family Of
our deceased brother With she assersncs
that we deeply, s1neerely and most sffse.
tioussely sympathfre with than In this
sffiicting di<pensstton.
W. W. PooLx. Secretary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

DxarH OF II. o. CHrrnAx.-Sanday
night David Chipman, Who has been
attending the University for the past
two years. received q telegram calling
him home. and on the following day the
reason was made knosn when President
l. y. Powell received the following die
patch: The funeral Of Harry Chip
man viii take pisce at o'cioek Tues.
day al his home.~ Harrison Olmsfead
Chipmsn was young man about p
years of age. lie vss iubuea With az
ambitious spirit, aad possessed an ami
able disrosisioa thai Won for hiO
friends wherever be went la ISIS. be
received one OF tbs appointments 70 q
free scholarship In the University frcu
rhurston coanty. In 1881 he vac grad
uatsd from the business course. bat re-
turned q wear later and pussued his
stadies still furshss. In iSS2 be finished
ths scsentiac ccurse. and recsivcd from
ths University OF Washington the do
erss Of Baeheior Of Science. He At
,emp,sd 10 renew his stnt,iss IN highes
eoar-e. hat failing health compelled
him 10 leave school. he bscAne strong
er after few m ,rths' resi-. and then be
accepted the roaii ion Of superintendent
of tue school st Morsesano. Again be
vas compellea 10 seek different en-
pieymeut and esne 90 seattle where he
wss appointed purser OF the steamer
Washington. This position be hiled
anfii a few weeks sge. vhep he resigned
ANA seuwss raed3cai All. He wss treat.
"a by physician in Isaconnrs. has scor
came 20 seattle on his cay house. he
sres some II his old sohcoimsscs whtis
here. spsi told them frankly that he bad
etven up and vss soin. home 70 die.
Tha disease that gave him 80 much trcn
Die and fanally res1ised In his death vas
Rrtrht's disease cf the ktdnsyA Tie
home AZ tna Chipman family ts Real
Olyrnpia. The father and mother an
ssiii living. and are nuw surrcunasd u
their heresseneni BY large fArnsly o'
grown chiidren-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

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49, e .-s 80 - nexEs.sJ,
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p1ssiy aeDt6en1nl. kasi1g boun dunn
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and PnetEe ssad. AndFo9 Wneoa -
baGgnGe nasaer, = e1avoo1od of en-.
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Teledo. fcllowsd iD1r<ii <ii..eiv - - =
tire 6sesrvseiou al - vorka - A..
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- thas q 9asoiine tnnk.
4 hasd -aioss osusen took pIses a
IN, q - hor6se lire hssuusn NsV
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y onid . have beon one Of the moeI
eioasay oonsested. determined ana so5en.
ti1e nch1s q Sporting snpals, n
bInnchs 80 knooked ont IN thirseeu
rsunds. Both nou Wesp severely run.
iskad. Ths nnd5saes wss mail aud
nsisss, aFset pains havinr bssn tHker q
dssstse a. tu0nAas q - the tine
ana plsas Of ths snoonntef.
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A. 80 . n Q collision occurred o6
Fire Isiaud hetveen ths steamer Ore
gon. Of the 6aion Lima. and m un-
known schooner. Eoshina 10 known Of
the latter, and she 10 Supposed 10 have
sunk At onoe with ell on board. Two
enormous holes we're stove IN the side
Of the Oregon. an q she Immediately be.
gsn 70 ali. Tbs boats uers lowered ~
once. and The passengers and Grew. 800
In number. vere transferred In safety 10
The schooner Fannie A. 0orham, from
Jacksonville 70 Boston. and 70 Piiet
Boat No. ii. both Of whioh were fertu-
nafeiy In she vicinity. and later 10 the
German steamer Fulda, by which they
we're taksn 70 New York. Capt. Cottier,
Of the Oregon, was the last 70 leavs ths
vessel, which be did just before she
sank. No baggage vas saved, and Of
the 800 haes Of mail on board only 90
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

DR KKxIoos's Wozx IRA is entirely
free from all AercuFiai propcrttss; can
bs given 10 the veAkest consultation
without danger; 10 palssahls and easily
administered 10 children; h nafid In op-
erxtior. and never fails 10 effect care.
Price 2s cenis. seid By A. b. sTxwAnr.
Seattle. oc3ldv6u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

Simply this, and nothing more.
10 oAme from HkaEBoucx 4 TxzRx'a Store
Has proved 70 be the thing 10 cure.
Pleasant tasting, safe and sure.
rnAr GUN TnzE (EucALxrTus) couas
aYUUf.
30 valuable NJ coughs, colds, sers
throat, whooI .ng cough, bronchitis
distressing symptoms In tie throat, and
all tsndenoy 70 oousumptisa. The only
Cough syrup that dos net sioken the
stomach. A dollar sized package foI
seventy i've cents. Sample bottles free
HAaasoUcx q TKRsr.
no ~ Con Sole Agents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

Aysr's Hair vieor stimulates the hair
oeiis 70 healthy action, and promotes .
vigorous growth. Il ocutains all that
can BE- supplied 10 mako the natural
hair beaufifui and abundant keeps the
scalp free frcn dandruA. prevents the
hair from becoming dry and harsh. and
makea II 6exihie and glossy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

W. p. Born q Co. are agents fos thu
s'0snuius Fosts9 Kid Gloves" Thsy
have been trisd and tested for man
ssaeons until their popularity 10 hrrniJ
established. or al the improvemsntl
ever applied 70 GLOVES, foater's Nes
Patent Hesks" are the grsatest. TheJ
et gracefully and their durability p ~
acknowledged fact. NOS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

Best epportnnity ever offered agents
Caii and secure sxcsusive control Of
tsrrfs~yy Tor the Fastest selling article
ever inssednced. Every hcassvife mcss
have 10 81 - pro3s % each - sale.
ASpxsscx a RfxsEx. New England Ho-
al uhss 6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

BuszSrm CoLIxos - Gordon Hard
rare Baiidins. Lessons. I 10 .. m.
and 70 10 .. m. Inssrucsios given in
bookkeepin0. writing oorrespoudsnce,
busiueas, arishmetac, ooumeRciai Law,
etc. For terms Inquire Of II. y. HoIxEs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

YRAKT.Y NC hslRIP HONS on
EksFkRN PUBLICATIONS. q n<en
szssA - shs Nsgsh rssias Nsys Dspoa.
I'M s1RssA 5ax7 In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

for nins yosx<. Fsanur - Z 6ark
suit q eto1hse. He tosk NJ cons a.
1hen - 1e11- He - e uupeR - q
fa1ss tsseh- Fn13ss w1ss dssk en1f 4
ca9zne. eona nsd IN oSesocex- Fx1tse
en1 Miller neS6x hn1 ~ &anzinH.
kaxnex ~ always afref1 Mil3sv Uo6ld
a. n1n sc<n< tDjoky. baf d1d noe expces
nim % XII him He atuagu bad fear of
- Of hfa prppsfty, bnt - vita rseafd
% hs lifs. He fonssd nilLex uomld
wrong htEn " be k&d ehanes. I kA1e
known Wt1b1r Fn11on - soms tkmnL
80 his sssok for ths mt dos -
Csoss-exn1iuaffau - Ths vunsher
es.msd dssn absus daylfehs % ~ -.
y h.d bsen soaRA durfnR ~ might. As
bsD = was nodefats wen&her end dry
and ctsody. 1he va31r ~ sousUtns
rouRh- ] know Pnt1soss vnfo1 -
ruaninE- u 49, 60 o,stoek vkeu -
usne dssu - - boat - 80 moruine
o. ths sth. II tahsa tuon1y minssee %
gull frgm he house 10 ~ eouth vatnx
Of ths tsk&nd. II vould faks 10 ksars
20 fso ho1rs and aunxxnf from Cur
hnuss 70 tks fDst Of 1uekzsu nfsoef.
Mia1er uee w1knGm aQnins1 NJ iz .
lssd ease- The eoss = noe yss 1esided-
q ueos aesinst - doun kers IN Olyn-
pa. ~ fskbsr's family ard MIXERS
family nsEer E7Doeiated- / d0ust know
Of Miiiorss feelinn8 ~ en cor psrf
thsse y1ee - ~ feotinR FaEksr kad
a toId hnnfIng -eaao 0ateA and ksy
uiudsf. eepponnd - Nd - e. tll1 u
aifvHx. ! ocut kne1 where fAshss's
wAtc1 y nov. He wugu 4 nth sflk
guard. kno9 uksrs M11f1r hvss; it =
35< mf;a ffsu oor hnuoa Yea onD -
cor barn frnu MHIm19 p1neA dtd -
go any o1Aes b0a11 = - ~ -
morning t1nt pouo1lGc6.
Re dsfest- kn61anss uneeh - mfne
vsrs csmpssed eHpeFns tl1Bes ~ n1r1f
usfoso- Father ugonlly passs6 NG1fln
SEQ so1s Of tbs pcink sm1 - hun1sea
Jeets ger1h q tbe sputh ootnt. Qonai1y
sooid - vlo11n fooe rc6n ~ ~ t11nn1.
bsueh end utilegu maa n1ooa ~ e1ns
OF ~ tAkos md 1H1go alo tkn1o hoEg fknf
stick eut over tbs waf5R. H 60 1ur-
thsst this wAy lays IN she vessr. Thin
one ws usually passs6 sbons fsor rods
a. II father ms pannfug eknt pp1nt be
woaId nst - pefsnn - s1ors q h .
boat uniess be wAs IeekinQ for some
thing. and theu not siii oopoeits the
point In Qosgainn vhaEs Ahe porpon vas
ssusssIsd. Ths aIdsr ssss senr where
The eiothinR vas foona II forty vsrds
northwesl Of where the tree on the point
is- Tbs alder h Ten fsst back from the
matss.
.Adisarnsd 10 shs City Han ~ 10
o'clock .. n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

when the blood b loaded with inn.
purities and moves slnQRishly in the
veins, an eltsrAtive h needed, a. this
condition Of the vital auid cannot last
ionR Without serious results. There ID
nothino better than Ayers Sarsapariila
70 purify she blood and impart enerRy
70 the system.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

D. n Losks. Psssuisam Y. Nashy, "a
itos Tnlsdo B5sds, writes 81 bad e
. foss6n9sr Il ny right hand oue d
thcss ptanssnt pees. run round, n
Gnnss became in1sDed 70 . daGsse N
bsasab1s. and swollen TO fwies IL
nasnrai ~. A friand Rsvs ~ HIN
mrs Cknnozxc 6ALyn; and in twens3
nioutes the pain bad . mneh sabsSds(
. "a give ~ . fair niehfss re1k, Wild
! had n1s had bsfcss FOR 9 wesk. II
indan9atioa isfs the anRsx n . dsy
] loomglder d . most valnAblo axfiu1a'
4. =. ezswA1r, agent, seattle. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

Rxv. II. b. EvxxI, Of Pavilion. NJ.
says Of Gilmore's Aromatic Wine: =
bssisvs IL 10 be Q most desirable femsd,
" b placed In every family" A. b
erKwkzT. agent. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

dave yssr magazines bound - sooa
e q voluns n ccrnpiess, ss y. Anthacys
B,okhindssy and yos vili have no mia-
inx uuznbsu 10 rc9reA No
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

Ass Important problems. the fnrmsr d.
pending 9rsaxiy On the latter. Every
one II familiar With the healthy proper
tiss Of fruit and no ees can afford "a
be siok and misqrsble while The pleasant
eoscentratsd honid frnit xsmsdy. 6yrur
of FiQs, can Be bad Of eur enterprisine
druQ2ist, A. =. 6zKvAnz. du
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16
prCxLxk,s AMIGA sALys.

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt kheum, Fe-
YER sores. letter. OhApped Hands. Chill
biains. Germs and all Skis Erupsions,
and positively cures Piles. or no pay
required. Il Il guaranteed 10 give per
fect satisfaction. or monsy refunded.
Prioe Is oenfs per boz For sale By A.
B. 6rxwAEr. du
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

Rev. ". z. RrQuA, Baptist CAnFeh,
Aurora. rIla, says that Gilmore's Arc
matic Wine 10 q househsia remedy Axd
that no family should BE- without Is. A.
B. SrxwAnr, agent. dv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

raox sAs FxAscfscc.--ihs ss<asa-
ship Mexico. eApsa,n Hanfisetor. a.
rived froo San Frzoeisro Sunday sisht
she hroushs 81 passengers 20 yietorts
! 10 Port Iewssend. "A % eeaitie asd
81 20 Taecms--ixs sltexsthe.. She assr
hrooehs here 80 tcns fse&Ehk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

Tan eEarrEn HAxpwAkn Co. have
i1ss received. direct from the factory. .
hpe sssortsns,f of koes, rakes. sps1es,
shovoix. &c. II rec nesd . garden tool
caii and examine their stock fezT
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

Wrx1.m l. CuLvRn, Of Pavilion. N.
T.. says that 0ilmore's MaRnstic Elixsf
cured him Of = long sanding throat
and lung trouble. A. B. srKwkKr. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

@. DAVIS 4 Co. wish 10 call the atten-
tion Of businsss Bsn and others 10 their
large sfock Of Blank Books, which In
every respect are fsss class. and viii be
cold - Iow - the lowest. us Front d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

Ascsdens and Fire Insurance.. BzAx
caAxD d PAxrnxpaa. ARsasA 6ss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

errrsox 1. he IL enacted by the Lexss.
lasive Assembly Of Washington Terri
cory. That section 1875 Of chsptsx fia
Of the Ode Of Weshfneson Tefrstsry ~
amended By an act entitled An sst 20
declare certain pefssns hshitual drunk
ards ana 10 prosect tkem and others ik
person and property arprovrd Novesn
Der .. lss1 be and h kereby further
amended 10 rad a. fellows. tovit.: See.
1918 II shall be the aasy sf the Probsss
yudrs Of esch sonnty 70 furnish . iist
ef tee pames Of all persons aain4rcd
hahssasl drurknr1s - all psrscas ~
c~nsed 30 ell. By recall. tnscxic&tiag
Iiussrs In such seunty. and such retail
dealer shall kesp pe~ted 10 IN sone
couspicacos pisre N his place of esss-
ssss . liza Of socA esbssn&i druakar1s.
A person fsiitnx 10 keep saeh tsss 90
posted sAaIl forfeii hts hcsnse. and "
os thxr~Afssr se1l tnfaxicsfsng hqaefs
be sAaii be pasisaet ~ Il ssiliaG with
cua Q iicenseA
see. q Al acez and pArsz Of sess n
esnfiirs WITH the prsxissons OF this 80
Are h<rxht repesisd-
Appxovsd January Is. ISs6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

Guxoks's NKuRxIs1A Cuzx IL . Pcs
itivs curs for Nearalxis 10 the face. side
and stcmsch. A. R srxwkkr. o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

z. z. Cana. OF Dasrests Mills. Pa.
says he saved the life sf his child With
oroep by using Gilmore's Magnetic
Elixer. A. b. hrxwAKr, agent dv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

Bargains IN Msn's snoes al Azxa-
xxrnxA fe1
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Bay the pecksr. Tie sssdius Pisno. 81
Icxuxu 4 HAupunph eli
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16
TOWNSHIP PlATS

PEINa IN RECEIPT OF REGULAR
Land Once, we are prepared to furnish
township piAts with enfrica marked to
dafe. thereby saving TO intending settlers
the delay and trouble Of sending away
for the same. Price, per township, a.
ANDERSON BROS,
Room I. Yesser-Leary book.
p. O. boz aor. 5az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

Ihs very h~st phofazrsphie work b
seattle b done 6y TIE ~ 6ru. Ne
Caiss q o1irk. 7Is5< Frost ssress. ves'
uda. sis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

BEST SMOKING iOBAu0 50
e~ats per posnd. Anti-cooiy. - ses
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COAL.

TUE CEDAR RIVER COAL
l. Company = nov prepared
70 furnish steamerx manufac-
tories. houseA stores and o.
nceA with superior quality
Of Steam and Dume-tio Coal.
M POUnoo - T09 ron.
CcaAr Mountain Coal u The
beet and cheapest because Il
gives more value Tor the money
than any other Loal in the mar
kel Try It and b convfpced-
IL b free fron rock and slate
and BY using it you cAn run
your stoves and ranges whole
rear without cleaning f1uea
Once and yard foot Of Columbia street
oc J. ~. COLMAN.
Manager.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

FIxx sascrsxzrs-A eectne fes ef
eyegxreen and fruit trees ana ce<sf5
carEAnts iust received and fos 49, ~
NJ. NEwreS. dsAirr N treee ana snfao@
Frant street, seattle, W. L. Dniz IL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16
SEATTLE STEAM LAUNDRY

GQLfC1r1 YOUR PATRONAGK
= With the ass'stAncs of ths lsteee lus-
proved Troy machinery and the soft dear
water 81 Lake Union. We have fnczlifien
for 81 kinds of work and any ans1fIty.
No th Nee eInploycd. Qivs On cali.
Lave orders with Geo. ". Crane. Naeh-
Pitiman 4 Co. Cherry, bef. Fronf ana Al.
ssls HAsLkh altQa.. Props.
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BEST CHEWING TuBAUCo. 50
c~nt< per poasd. Anti Cooly, - tie
Nsrth Pacs6c Nsvs Dspcl Mil - jai7
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h&s2AH n88o~A eo&S&Stt9as
The fntsrnational Sunday School Con-
vsntion for King county viii b. hsld In
the Meshodiss Protestant Church today
aud tomorrow. TAs program for today
Is a. follows:
MORNING szssIoH.
3 o'clock - Devotion, Dexter Horton.
9s31--W Welsoms. Rev. n. u. Strange.
9sss -fesponss. Rev. Samuel 0rsske,
Hoeghtou.
965-Masic, solo.
lD-Rsporss Of efissrs Of Intorna.
ticnal Exseutive Conmittse. 1. Rev.
q. r. Whifxorth. delegate TO LsuisyiIia
Conyeutian. 1854. 2. Z. q. Wheeler,
sseretary Tenth pistrict. 3. Dexter
Horton, member Of Executive Com
nittee.
Permanent organizstion.
1i--Husic, solo. Miss Shorey, ''Rush
aud Naomi
il:i0-slaiis,ical rspofis Of supssin-
iendents.
ii8o-social converse. Assignment
for entertainment.
kfTKRxoox SESSION.
2 O'Clock Devotion, Rev. H. l.. Bates.
2:i5--statistioai reports, concluded
Thsue. srhe Bible"
2.3o-rhs Bible the Word of God.
Rev. ]. N. Denison.
2st5--'fhs Bibie the Text Book. Rev.
Y. O. Strange.
s-psscassion tspseches limited 70
iivs minutsal.
Music. solo, Miss Ripley, "on
Lifs's River"
8$D--Convsrsationa Recess.
$50 Music. duet. Miss Miller aud
Prof. Lee. Evening Ssne TO the yir-
GIN"
I'm. Bible the Guide Of Youth, A.
3. RurwsIl.
sl5-fsibls Iufiuesos on Character.
Mr Winnie z. Thomas.
o-Diseusion Of The tvs prsvious
papers.
s:so-M Music. sole.
Evxsrxo sxssTos.
7o'eloek -Dsvotisn, &. y. sox.
7;iS--Addrsss, "Rslattan sf the Sun
day sehsel 20 the Church." II. O..
Thompson.
7s0- Discussion. led BY Rev. q. q. Otis
s-Mssic. solo. Mias Miller. 'Cossidsr
the Lslies."
s;io--Goa Revealed In Nature, Miss
Nettie Dtnsmofc.
s:sO--isseisssion. Miss Cora 0ermley.
S.s0--Qaastion Boz. =. @. Wheeler.
s-Masio, Baptist Choir. The Lord
Il Nv Shepherd"
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upsslsssssa Mssszss~ q Pnlx1s .
wuasrk - - ~
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si,se on section 81 King eoanty. W.
was - ssst September. Am soa
ssnes n. ColmAe. L,ass eaw my
rseer N Mr.. Rosss skia at $50 a. M,
a.rAy Nh. lSs6, He was pulling in
nssard oar l0cks Wilbur Patseg
sas him. fesse were two pairs Of
- enc ar ard ore ash. They wsrs
raliiss when they left. Father
@otWnAea 30 sppear aefore the
- lsfy IN the Miller ease. We have
.s ss % car rsAce over Ten years Il ts
-, uslse from eur honse 10 phfa-
All. II takes tw~nty nsaatse -
a ssress frnm oar rlace 20 the scnsh
ass tts lake. They both lad vasen-
tstesr bad niesel plated ofen
- sateh. vita ~Psanssrr across she
a u Father told noe thai unorn :.
st ny tine was hftesn minutes
S-n Snn ssaoel time. Have knovn Mllles
ws moved 10 the lake. / had .
ssstsss ence. Miller was q witnssz
49, ne Dont know anything
So 1iilers feelings toward ny 70
oas families have not associated
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g q. BAHHK1.
-: = .irr:;': -. / -: :: s.; =: si: ):
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eson Have lived in King CouatS
1sN k.f. HAZE known MILLER lS years
=. Manning Uolmss = shorter time.
kSgw ftom conversation uith Miiinr
.ef be did act like Colmsn. heard
~ say 80 several times. He seered
3 esss eensiderAhle enmity toward MIR.
MnAn. saw The body % ]. Aannize
eelsan ~ sherey's otiics in eofian two
s<sks sea.
..GssAexAminasica. - did not say thai
~ cslman had III feeling for Miller.
No Miller taid me be had eputfy 10
s.fa Celnan- | don't know the sea-
~ lug ihis emnity. heard him
teAk Y 81 Mr. Colman's family. He
scss.ed ColmAn's vife and family OF
sanx hss veeetshles from the Mercer
ssee nont know whether there we're
Vegetables there or nct. Mr.. Cci-
- nsser spoke M ef Miller In Eny
>szfisz.
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The International Sunday School Con-
vsntion for King county viii b hsld In
the Methodiss Protestant Church today
and tomorrow. The program for today
Is a. follows:
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ger 4 Co.: r. y. Nslan 4 Sons; United
workingmen's Boot aad shec Co.; Roscn-
thai. FEEDER & Co; nurnheim 4 90: CD
J. 4. CLARK. Prest.
p. b. GAILAeHER. sec'y. mhsdwim