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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-02-05

aeitsss s.Is ..e eissss f'isiee ~ tic ciscai.
ouf$ obtise cnhnty Of Wise on tsss22nd day ~
;sgnarrs; 49, Ia VACATION.
Iarns;of;. qdustsG, ~
ss,.,.r..5 1s.ft L, Cfaneery
Ilarvey. gouGg,te; al. y
The eb;ec; VI this. suit jig 10 recover .andgment
against Il arsey Voting and ~. Harrisn the sum VI
S433 with interest uiereen from Juy lGh 1880,
ald costs, TO enforce Saieby prsonahaecree aud
by foreclosure OF the vendors retir.ed in DECD
dated JnIy 18th, 1885, from the Big 'stone.tiap I'm
proyen,rn, Conud X. Iianra sffarstcn. rustee, to
Harvey Young on lots g, 10 mid II ,Bock3s, I'M
provemcnt Co.'S Plat No I, wtfchfots have been sub
block IS in the town OF big Stone Gap ra;.:
An affidavit. having been msde that IL +. Abraham,
f. T. Bryant and x. ". McRery. Defendants herein
are non-res idcnts OF this State. the ssia de-
PENDANTS arc required TO appear within fifteen
days after publication OF tsorder In the clerks
Office Of said court, rules 10 be holden there for
and % what Is necessary to project their interests
and IL ordered ,hpt copy Of this order be forthwith
published once week for four successive weeks, in
the Bro STONE Posr. paper printed in the town
Of Big Stone Gap, in the county Of Wise and posted
the front door Of the courhouse of said county on
the frs, day Of the next county court FOR the said coun
II after the dat>of ibis order.
Acopy Taste: J. F. IPPS, clerk
Rulitt d Mcdowell, pa. I-2S4
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yrfpalyIA In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
\ cm,ri u the County Of Wise at rules on the 2lSi
Cay ci October, '9i
James 7. Hale, Plainiii''
against
:, Chance. tx 'or & ais Defendants.
The obiec, O.; this su is 10 recovered The estate OF
william T. Cones, deceased, james W FOX, ana H.
Il WhIrjd.a the sn Of $:;2loo, with interest there
o ram tic rSt day OF Jue. 80. until paid 10 SUP
irrI 10 Tie payment u said sum Interest thereon qua
Of ans ,,il, tract OF land in fowel's Valley,
wisc County a., conveyed ny A. " M WEI an Ina VII
Is ,.,id William D. Jo;.rs, lanes W fnA ana Il, -;
Wni,ridge Ana all',tiit sTns been inaus an ~,
ela1 ,lai The do!endaots. J. G. Chance executor o.
Wiil.n, D. .onc, deceased. ,lasle- W IoA' r. ~.
W I, Sa;hnrilc L. joue John Jones' Enia
nncs lohn iunes Eocna lon.s, Gelijaniii u. Jones
Fancy +. Allcli. g. Alle.. and " j Cariack ut,
no. y,icms Of tn state q irsinis, Is orae,sa
I'm, ,}y do appear here. wi.hin 10 days "ier one
naj,cation hereof &d DO what may ne necessary -
1r,,.cf tir Interest ia tai, sait And II is further
pr5S.ed iha a copy hereof be published 'lie,'
Week ror ioar weeks in the h SroSt LOST r,n anu
,h, - cory be posted at the frcn door OF inc court
is Of hi, county ou The first day OF the next term
~ tbe comfy court VI said couity.
4 copv-Iestc: J. +. LifPS, 0lcrk.
H. A. ". SHgEN. p
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q WEEKLY BLADE AND
RAIGN FOR 1899.

= "rLhLf BLADE ! Nd
RAIGN FOR 1892.
sSseMy Blade, the mos,
R1lSaa weekly published,
Fl'al weekly nevspap or in
f. TINT is edited Wit. spc-
+ circulation in every part
III hassub-cribcrs in every
/ and nsarlTcycry county e
pate 1t aas always a.
peerless, and during u late
elaisa had 100000 suhscri-
! al political parties take
Y0''''''lils ii,yoriie fam
I, iAoit and better depart
! be afforded by pagers Of
|, NsriAl aud Short Sto.
l'n''' Poetry, Campfire
D. Sunday School l.cssons,
,l =, Young Folks, Poultry.
l'ld tbcsi in he yorId),
''poAden's, cir etc On
!, Year Send pos;a; TO The
o','' for 9 Tree sp cimen
. ''r confidential jc-rls to
'a' to easily earn II few
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n : : !: w " HottokzHsstsrn
Schedule December i, 1881

LEAVE NORTON DAILY.
c.45An. for Graham, Blucteld, and Intermediate
stations.
~, NJ. for Bluehed Iadiort, Roanoke, LynchDurs,
' Richmond and Norfolk Also sEia m .s;shrr
for Washington, Hagefstown' h"''iso'' b.
rhi,odelphia and New York.
,,.,,., c,,o,;r,, Cors from Louisville to Eorfosk
''''" viz Nor,om and Rutford; also Radford to Se"
York. via Shenandoah Junc;i"n,also h"dlI D;,h 10
Washington; siso from lyncaSurs 20 H''N-
mond.
Trains for Pocaontas lowaian ana le1 ~,
Bmeneld daily u, 1855 q. ~ ah' z:lo p Ia.
$50 p. m. 10 80 p. N.
r.;ns arrive a, Norton from the East Daily 40 a.
IN. and G: rs p M
For further information so schedules rates e.c,
i1 etc. u. apply to agent Of Norfolk Western
Railroad or to w. ~ U,,nLo Va
General Passenger Agent Roanohc' va
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{5IIUlNiN:-A rules held in the c.e 5 CHE
t tlu Circuit Co;.r for the county @ WISE
on the 25;i say Of January, lS94. In va
cation.
2 S.Jo>rS, rl'ntD,
against In thanccry.
ur - Wits, Ct III. D't,s.
cohiec; of this suit is TO rccovcf "' Henry
iVerc. " :. NN,ac,,; ana I'm. g. t;rern III" sin' OF
with iqt St 'hsreoo FROM !r ~, .' ,,y dny %:
tin on, divided half iatcrrsi in certain tract "i
r isuatd il h:c county, VirSi'ia conyrSra oa ny
,adi \ lutc, aud wife ii.nry Webb by deed henr-
IN. da.n March l3l, iS9G Aud AFFIDAVIT having hceh
i;,,i,; end filed tl,t The defendant llcnrN "eno Is
lol a r.sido.,,j Of tie STATE Of virginia, II Is
ar,,pred tlis4lI 4.Jio appea terr wi,i:n fifteen
days nner-. luf publication Of 'li> order, order.
au,-,Ip ll,at i necessary e. protect his intercS,
~ flEs bfr,s.. s,,,,:t l. ordered tha' Il copy OF
fli.prdtr Nv qytHit.' pub.shed once 4 week Tor
.rI ,j.,,ssj, Ivc, rs, in tie Big Stone Posi-,
i,..y l3rr trintc,, IN Che tpwn OF Ely Stone Gap,
I'M he County oi Vise, and posted at the ir2nl
1ioor nj rlu, cd,.gt-horAe al said county, ON the
first ,i:t> -; the nest county court ."r INC s'ho
cc,i,t,,. uttrrthc date OF this or'icr
'."-'' C{,ny-ltsic: l. Z. LiPPS, Clerk.
~ \, ct,..., ,-29-it.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-02-05

< ~ ~ f, .l-iice 9i sHs CiYeaf
la.a l ssefsst q Us - nc za;s r,y ~
Ns1 i; Yse&sS,h.
stna. ssls'es}
sriee Il. @aaHeery
Ill obsfcf OF ;his s,iii Is 70 recover Judgement
.ssipsI Z :. Harvey; r. X oud: J. D. Bigbie and
MaeoGiu ion Sl333S Win interest thcrcon from
-,,sr 10. 1850. ana "a enforce by personal, de-
e 1nd ~ foreclosure Of the lien reserved In deed
.s,iri Biz stone cap Improvement Company and K.
e. Ballard TArsston 20 T. X. Harvey. dated Ang Is,
SO. on lois II II Block u. Improvement Co's
plai No in the town u Big Some Gap. Va. and az
flnyi, having bccn made that T.. Nagofln defendant,
s-ein IS nonresident oft this State. The said dcfen-
dau. is required 10 appear within Fifteen days after
i publication OF this order. in the clcrk' office of
,gr sai IT rules 70 DO holdcn therefor. and co
81 aa, Z. neceSsaryto protect his interest. And is
-cred ihat copy of this order be forthwith publish
i. oacc week for four successive weeks. in the Biz
>,.,<r Posf Newspaper printed III the town Of Zig
tn.. Gap IN The comfy OF Wise, and postc.i at the
,loii door 81 ne COURTHOUSE ii said comfy. an the
f,-.i day q ncNt County Conr, for TIC said county
,aes th. date OF this ordrr.
Ncony-'rc>t: j Z. Lipps, Clerk
i.giltgr i Mcdowell 2. 4. Al ia
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T. J. Fisfr. Ct u 81, ,ao,, ,ca;ns,
% ,,i, - .,e s,li Of $75c.OG, with interest 'hcreoti
',e,,, Icgebsr ls 1854 ana against y g. seslref
q, s3eu0 WIKI iegest thereon ,r. 1900 $500
,S9, ,ylc3lis ;iosevc part OF tie StoV,oa
ys mea9gea 70 s gsas4Ssa IN anS ee ss
~ a.; 1..,,, Improvement and re.
G isrd Thrase, e z Fsh sa .a dt ia i q,
- e.i. 1852 or lp;s and 10 siocs ~, a. ~, y
:, - 81 -, ,,,,,s.: On afr ~siaet CO. sIesi NO !.
~. ,l, ,e: OF Biz slou9 t,t 400 aiilo GU aa,,
T. re, made ina, -. FAr and D ~ ssltfes' pr
~ es'e .sI.i sI as.,,;:s sre ylufrd to appear
o, - Tx FlessS oiiicr Of orr said coaEt NJ ru'es
cfts r., ,.aT 5or aud do What is necessary TO
,yotee; their ;esis Aud il j. ordered that copy
r. Ills order ne forthwith published once p ~eek,
H., wttks.i n ,i!e }st sresE iosii
,iifesl In. he afsr g g stone Gap, y.
ts ca5 II Ns @ sis q 'hs raa sas ss q s -
- [s,,5, f,;,r fyr the safe, county after the dese
q i l,,s g ..s3s,' a. l-28I
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stockholders Meeting.

S{OCRttU9tPfH -'sSS1Se'gt1ab!
We, the undersigned owners aud hold,
ers of more than one-tentl o. TUG capita'
stock of the Intermont Building CON
pnny, hereby cal! general meeting OF me
stockholders of the COMPANY, to be held
at the Office of the Big Stone Gap Imp.
Go. in the town Of Big Stone Gap. Va, on
Monday, the 18th day Of Nov, 1891, Mt II
Rug svoSr Gar IMP. Go.
BY Il. a. Ayers, Prest
VA. CoAl.A IsoN Go.
BY J. 4. Tagsart.
r. d. WHirRIpGG.
AMEs " Fox.
Oct. l6, 81.
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February Term, 1892,

Of thc county OF Wise County, at the front doo
III the COURTHOUSE Of said county at public cutlery
and to tho highest bidder proceed to sell the land IN
the bill mentioned to-wit
Iirst-One tract containing 21S 46-lG0 acres above
Rig Stone Gap on Roaring Fork OF lowcs River, rex
ccpt 100 poplar trees. with right to cut and remove
same, and excepting also orefourth OF M acre grave
Yard
Sccond--A tac, adjoining The above containing
2!34 acrcE. Po, these tracts were conveyed by deed
OF Is. K Kilborne aud !. II. DIFF md wife TO W.D.
Jones' bearing date Dec 10, S7, and recorded in Wise
County Clerks Office IN ,leed-book d, page 81
TERMS or SALE.
$500 90 cash day 81 sale, and sum eqoal 10
one half OF S9O0t0 wiz, Interest thereon. from Dec
" 49, Till day Of sale, aud the costs OF suit and SAFE,
less said $4,000. to te made payable six months
from day Of sale, with interest from day OF sale and
the like sum TO be made payable in twelve months
from day otshlc $4,000 with intcres. from Dec. ~
1889 to be payable DC. II, 81; and $4,000 With ln-
tercs, from Dec II, 81, TO be payable Dec /! w.
For all which deferred payments bonds with goon
F. Nj. FULTON,
Oct. q. ~. Special Commissioner
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Sale OF
VALUABLE COAL LAND

Pursuant to II decree of the Circuit Court OF Wise
County. Va. rendered on the 22d day OF September
1891, in chanccry cause therein pending OF Cone,
Shields Co. VS. !. G. Chance, EXr &c., /, the I'M
dersigned special commissioner, viii o'rhe first day
~
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-02-05
Il I Publishing Co.
ss,,cros. D. c. .------
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j ;" - D--1- ~,
tic Toledo h'"u 80,
.cetl, Of tire Ja''ca
ion. to create
;e i'e'' r.;llion
- by se"d'n. 4 '''... IN
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-02-05

III the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court OF the
County OF. Wise:
Cone, Shields Co, Plaintiff, against JIG Chance,
EH'or Q; AL, Defendants. in chaucery,
IL T. l.pps, Clerk OF tho said court 90 Certify
that the bond REQUIRED OF the Special Connisso,ea
OF S.nicr.l,cr. 1891, has been duly given.
Given under my hand as Clerk Of the fa'u Court
this 18th day Of October, 81
Tcsic:
] T. LIPS, Clerk.
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Queen SOuV~
~. nnrnlal alniIN

saI. mos, popclal .a'4l'N
81 !, II, lnrscs' circulation
s., Sample uumby with
+, If Com pctiiiol pc Ip'id
Sa.tcnl sisInp'. AHo,'S
AIaN QUEEN, toronto an
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-02-05
REWARD!
sor Two Months
)NE MAGAZINE.

us the na'9, Of ~
lE;llitcci,c Il cnpy II the
for lwo mon Is.
sSl y he drsirous oi send :,
ah 70 names, We oiler silos.
3d., tor the largest list
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-02-05

ssA 10 wit. as distinctly rs
sal ore side Of the paperonlv.
Winners Wal be- AM
isEnsry number otthe HOME
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thi. Competition.
sslau,i reach Us not later
spl,r aud all prizes vii! hc
ia than December ION.
ssaI,s OF lho.c living in diff
Separate sheet, oi PAPER.
ii ci,ae state audiac coun-
ssal- hand corner, ana the
ID, contain d on the sheet
lAAnd corner. Thus
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-02-05
ood One.

"a Sou
,5o.I.rs will lc p'l' ~
gIslsd, OK seniien'@ IL. :, - y
I4,gcs' list 81 hosI'' D
"a. than toar leitcre from
|,,d in Queen SouV-
Five hundred dollar, :,
81, pnc sending 'i'' ,eeo"g
b., hundred additional
E;r,a in crdti Of mtl''-
si.. must must cac!o>'
,. Subscription to IN
1 fort ,eiehl pee i"i'''E
s@,,i,or, enclosing lhi'el'
SE.n.. extra Ia COW
- ,,r vii .ccciye !icr one
o.. sou,clir io1ns al
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-02-05

Be toisl number OF names
10: letter accompanying the
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-02-05

ti g ~ fs f'iiog 81 ses ifesi
- q; yseat;lh.
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81, ,sergl,s p,q HI 81 os,s Potts 1.25

Year. III s
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-02-05

,,!6TlA: ll,heclprl oiIico Of TIL! (;rc,,i, Court
! for the comfy az U'se on the end day "'Jlni-
~ So In A..caiinn
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Nellie McHenry.

There Is an interesting story told about Nellie
McHenry, the vivacous little woman who as
sumes the role of Electra in "A Night at the
Circus" tits illustrative of the pains a really
conscientious actress will take to thoroughly
understand the character she is to portray be-
fore her audiences. As Electra she is called
upon TO be a dash.ng circus rider, full of fun
and practical Jokes. Her nature has well lifted
here to the latter two requirements, but if there
lie one thing that pretty Nellie does not boast of
it is her horsemanship She loves horses how
ever. but only to pet and feed them on iump
sugar. not to ride them, ever since she was a
young girl. At that time she learned how in
secure was seat on horseback, and it is safe 10
say she would never again have tried the experi-
ment but for the fact that she was studying the
part of Electra. At the time the Sells
Bros circus was IN the East and
Nellie McHeary was invited TO visit the
dressing rooms in that part of the circus tent
te which the public is not usually admitted,
ono of the lady riders was soon TO enter the
ring, and her horse stood magnifcently rnpari.
soned awaiting her lin "A Night at the Circus"
there is also a similar scene), and laughing
Nellie accepted her escorts proffered hand.
boosted TO ,hc big padded saddle II was all in
fun. and without any further design. but the
charger knew his business and, feeling tho
weight of his rider, he gaiiy pranced toward tbe
exit 10 the ring. Before he could be prevented
he dashed between the rorteres and entered
the arena with his lady rider. He was stopnad
in time to prevent Nellie from either falling OFF
going che circuit of the ring, and II gave her
her frat real experience as circus rider NeIlia
MeHenTy viii appear al the Seattle opera houss
tonight and tomorrow night.
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TEANsCoNTINENrAL COLLAPSE.
Union Pacific Will Probably Withdraw
Other AssOciatiOps Breaking Up.


Other Associations Breaking Up.
OMAHA, Sept. BE. L. Lomax, general
passenger agent of the Union Pacific. who
has just returned from four days meet
ing of the Transcontinental Association,
said:
There is great deaf of unrest among the
passenger associations. and the situation begins
to look ugly. have no doubt that the Trsus-
continental is thing of the past, and yet the
roads remaining may form pool against those
that are out, but that is hardly possible. Should
the Northern Pacific follow the course of the
Great Northern aud Canadian Pacific, pres :ime
the Union Pacific would be compelled to do
likewise as n matter of sef-interest. Weare
not looking for trouble. but are compelled 10 be
on the safe side when it does overtake us. am
a firm advocate OF pools. believe that the in
terstate commerce commission is largely of shat
mind. With a pool the smaller or differen tial
roads get as much protection as the larger ones,
and there is u great deal more harmony than
under the present arrangement OF forming the
roads IN u district into associations with equal
powers. But the unrest is not confined alone
to the Transcontinental Association. The Bur
ilngton has given notice OF its withdrawal from
the Western Traffic Association, which means
that the other roads will follow, and that col
lapse of that association is probable.
The st. Paul Pioneer Press says that the i'm
preston prevails there that the object OF the
Canadian Pacifc's withdrawal is to relieve it.
self from all restraint in case the Great Northern
begins to manipulate rates after the new year;
III any case, the two systems will measure
strength when Hills line is finished 10 Seattle
1t is pointed out, however. that the Canadian
Pacific's notice was only verbal. while the rn1es
require ninety days written notice, SO that che
road still has two weeks to consider. President
Hill does not care To offer an opinion as to the
probable effect OF the break up of the Transcon.
tinental. General Traffic Manager Hannaord,
OF the Northern Pacific, said
do not know what action our road will take
The Canadian Pacific railroad presume with
drew because 1t did not think il was being
treated right, but the dates when these with
drawals go into effect is far ahead that think
the affair viii blow over before then and the
association be reorganiZed on a new ba-is 1t
seems To me that there ought to be assosia.
ton to regulate the business
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At (OrE,raY'a Iheafar

"Ctuei London" drew another good house Mt
Cordrays last night. ana the work o. the new
company appeared Ia better advantage The
auditorium - a greater attraction than the the
a'er TINS week. and last night the programme
wss performed % = packed hau. The .rroha,io
feats 81 the Gillette bro,hers are sinnlv mar
yesious, aad excel in variety and skill ANYTHING
OF the Kind ever before exhibited In this resort
Miss Rosie Gore =nd Daa Crimmins DO a novel
act entitled, Whist Are the Wild Waves saw.
ing which convnlses the audience every nigh,
IL Is presented Johnny Ray is a Quarteste of
spec'a. SIS in himself. He is popular comic
singer, whose appearance GA the Stage ir, itself
puts tie audience in good humor
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Next Wednesday evening the Jewish new
year wIi begin and throughout the world both
reformed ami orthodox Jews viii celebrate the
'VVas'oh Win solemn and appropriate cere-
hoilie$ len days later, on October l. the great
est Of all rel. gtous occasions among the Jews
tas lon k.ppur, or day of atonement.
VIII ue observed. On this day, wher-
ever Ten Hebrews ara found together,
tney Unite and pray and fast for the forgiveness
o. iIe'F slas. Not a drop OF water nor a mo-sel
o. i"ed must pass the lips The services on
so'a tnese occasions Will De especially ane in
thls easy. cwIng To the fact that the Hebrews
hefs Wa De able 20 worsaip Ia their n~w ssas-
gosga
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SHIPPING 1NrELLIGENCE.

TAroosH, Sept lbs p. m.-Dense fog:
fresh southwest wind.
NEAH BAY. Sept 15.--5 p m.-Cioudy and
calm.
CLALLAM BAY. Sept 15.-5 p. m.-Foggy: calm.
PORT CRESCENT. Sept las p m.-Foggy;
calm.
PORT ANGELES, Sept. li-5 p. m.-Ctoudy;
calm. Ships Mylomene and Glory of the Seas
in the harbor.
PORT TOWNSEND, Sept 1a-lSpecial 1.-The
sloop Birdie, OF Seattle, has been sold by Bertha
Bradwich to Mrs. Nellie Tyler, Of Seattle, for
$f2l
SAN Francisco, Sept 15.-Arrived-Str
Oregon, from Portland; str Emily, from Coos
bay. Cleared--Str walla Walla. for Victoria
Sailed-Str Thistle, for Kodiak; blk T.W. Lucas,
for Tacoma.
HAMBURG. Sept. Is --Gellert, New York.
BALTIMORE. sept 15-Weimar, Bremen.
NEW YORK. Sept 15.-Trave, Bremen.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Tug Hornet went to Marysvile with two
scows of brick and lumber from here
Steamer City of Topeka sailed for Portland
last night with Dos tons Of coal for Astoria.
Revenue steamer Wolcott came in yesterday.
She has been treated to q coat of white paint
lately and looks like an entirely different boat.
Steamer Mabel brought in sixteen and took
out fifty-fonr tons on the Snohomish route; the
J. X. Mcdonald had fifty tons in from Belling-
ham bay; the Wasco brought up forty aud took
out twenty tons on the Whatcom route: the
Henry Bailey brought in thirty tons of hay and
took out twenty tons of general freight on the
Skagit river route; the Mary F. Perley had
twenty-five tons in from Tacoma; the Multno-
nah had ten tons out on the Olympia route, and
the State of Washington had fifteen tons for Ev-
erett and Lowell
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The Mutual, Benefi. swindI..

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 13.-The convention re-.
organizing the Iron Hall tonight nominated q.
r. Towne, of Philadelphia, for supreme
justice, and there is little doubt that he will be-
elected rs Somerby's successor.
PIrrsBURG, Sept la-The accused supreme
officers of the Order of solon have been re.
moved from office pending trial in court on
charges OF embezz. ement
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 1.-THE convention to
rcorganize the Iron Hall order elected ticket
today with T. F. Towns, OF Philadelphia, az su-
preme justice
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VISITING ODD FELLOWS.
Programme for TOday's ENTERTAINERS
Of the Three-Linked Brethren.

programme for TOdoy's Entertainment
Of the Three-Linked Brethren.
Two hundred and fifty Odd Fellows are on
their way from various Eastern points to the
session Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the
United States at Portland. They will arrive in
Seattle over the Northern Pacific railroad at
a m. today, and will be welcomed by commit
tees representing the citizens OF Seattle and the
local Odd Fellows. The citizens committee will
consist of Mayor J. 7. Ronald, d. II. Gilman and
E. +. Whittier, accompanied by W. II. Lewellyn
aud Dr. J. T. Sweeney, who went as far as Spo-
kane to bring the Odd Fellows here. The frater-
nal committee will consist OF Douglass Young,
chairman; II. Leland, secretary; c. A. Holmes,
treasurer; W. d. Wolforth, F. N. Little, Capt. J.
!. Barck, A. L. Partridge, l. F. Compton, $. w.
Myers, John Riplinger, 7. W. Mcpherson, DR..
J. ID. Loughary, b. X. Wilbur, Prof. ]. NJ Taylor,
William Calhoun. c. c. Cawsey. J. Michel, 7.
H. Dining, L. Hulsether, L. w. Bonney, Dr.
W. r. Henderson, William Hines, d. RohIfs,
DIR. ]. II. Fleischer, William HAITI. F. A. John.
son, George +. Meacham. Robert F. Hamilton,
+. H.. Bragg. I. II. Balm, C. F. Williams, A. NJ.
Fisher and j. f. Nichols. Capt. Barck will have
badges for local members at the depot
After the citizens and Odd Fellows commit
tees have made their guests welcome at the
depot cars will be taken on Madison street at
$50 for Lake Washington. On their arrival
there the steamer Kirkland will be boarded and
sail will be taken to Leschi park. Pioneer
place will be reached at about 9:l5 and from
then till 10 o clock they will see as much OF the
city as the local committee can show them
The Queen Anne hill tour was abandoned,
owing to the shOrtness OF the time allowed.
At 10 O'Clock the party, accompanied by tho
local committee and local Odd Fellows, will
leave on the steamer Flyer for Tacoma, where
they will join in the observance OF Seattle and
King county day at the exposition.
PORTLAND, Sept. 15-The main party OF the
Odd Fellows who are journeying from the East
TO attend the Sovereign Grand Lodge, which be-
gins its session here Monday, will arrive tomor-
row night over the Northern Pacific. At Tacoma
the Odd Fellows Will stop over several hours
and will be entertained by the chamber OF COM
merce and different lodges and clubs In this
city many business houses and residences have
already been draped with bunting, and by to-
morrow night all arrangements will be complete
fOr the reception of the visitors