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TIE COLUMBIA CLUE Of the District of Co
Enabia vii leave Washington by special train
over the PennsylyanIa railroad on saturday,
18th, at S:3j p.m. arriving III Chicago 3:I5 y. IN
Sunday. The train will be composed % vesti-
buled sleeping ea-s and dining car Diagrams
in the haIi,ls OF the committee and
space can be secured by applying IN person or
by letter TO Lawrence Gardner. 419 10Th street
northwest, or H. l.. Biscoe, sl3 2Ist street
northxest-AdrL
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Half Rates to Cincinnati via B. and o. X. X.
For the prohibition national convention at
Cincinnati. Ohio, June 90 and 80. the B. and O.
R-R. will sell the general public round-trip
tickets from all stations TO Cincinnati at rate Of
one fare for the round trip. Tickets will be cold
June p and %, and will be valid for return
journey until July inclusive. The rate from
Baltimore and Washington will be sl4.00: cor
respondingly low rates from other stations
4drL
PI.ANIs for bedding. vases. DC. See ad page
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Fos sufferers. true Old city made blackberry
cordial from ripe fruit CHR XASDEf-
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BLACK STRAW HAIRS are AL right" Make
no mistake. Nome 30 durable. Mems. Soc and
81 Bows. 25c and Soc A I. LEWIS 49, 7th st.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD. Commencing June
12 q new train called Southwestern express
No. II, will be placed in service between Wash
fngton and ST. Louis. leaving Washington Do
m, arriving 81. Louis am. This train viii
have dining car Altoona to Richmond. Ind and
win carry through sleeper TO ST. Louis.-4deL
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CHR XASDER's old Va. port is tn, sind the
physician desires for patients use.
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

II O. 81 EXCURSION TO Ray RIDGE MONDAY.
L. JUNE Is Concert by La fayetts Lolxs. No, Ia
sSa. dsf * .So' "a e. al .n ssye Hna
q children, SOC. lts
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PuTsAx's lanoline nourishes and preserves
the kin.
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Have you seen the Figured Wool ChaHies tre'ue re-
duced to l5c. yardf 20 styles to select from.
! -, +
Jyj j. 4saSfa ILL ILL
LADIES' BLAZER JACKETS.
Flannel Blazers in Blue and Black ........... e. 80
Al.woOl Cloth Blazers, in Tan, Gray. Blue and
Black: Worth e.. Our price. ...-............ 39S
Storm Serge Blazers, in Cream, Navy and Black
worIh ~. our price o.O
A reduction Of % per cent Will be allowed any
Ladies' Wrap from 81 to S15.
WRAPPERS AND TEA GOWNS.
Ladies' Calico Wrappers. with rIfie. .
Ladies' Challie Tea Gowns only 5000 ...... IS
Infants Calico Dresses reduced to- lie.
WAISTS AT REDUCED PRICES.
lot Of Ladies' Percale Waists reduced from
Boys Psrcse shirt Waists Sizes to ii. Re- '''
Boys French Percaie Shirt Waists Sizes to
IA Reduced from 70 to only ................. SOC.
Give us carly call. at the above prices these
lots will not last long,
JOHNSON LUTTRELL,
je9 HS Market space.
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EXCURSIONS. &c,
REJHEsDA PARK

Circus Of Trained pcss ct 2 and O'Clock pm
Grounds viii be beautifully lighted by and tn
candcecent electric ig,rts
The beautiful slo. 600 Steam carou.al. aocon-
nhcdatns $50 rcopi. at one time sni accompanied
~ costly Grrnan 0rch-strioa Organ. Is in opera
ss Sn . sps r e S;y The 're new s~isoh~ef
Take gu, the csaren 20 sse u. bird. and animal.
and &c feed the s~ans
sss Fss of tie
a,nons other sssr.rttcns u. beautiful ercy~.
: yAf .ssi 81 g,s5!, TIE
fhk sSsS aHas o THF sLf Taf k,i sA
p pkAd5zzII TENNIS sRotSps hSn BASE 3 "
EEsSTfSt ssiSes He o.s sD B6 s1S SAn NE
Amgi. p!9.ceon o al sIoSnd in on.ree of DEPUTY
l I'D on q is s a 81
r,en.y q open esr. vtI be run and good
Aaai..n ssg;eunds and dog chcu, snd to dancing
~ Take 9eors-tOwa and Tsnaliy,swn csrs a, s.s and
THE WILLOWS.
anS S.sss T;a S s.
ri Tor the pleasurs Of lie ratrons. md select
Cuisine and bar uns1csiea 'ns best service
1ss s ,ns;s: r, So~
ie4-lm Proprietor.
EUROPE S.,st eSnd hg 3 sQgT, scoILsSnI!,
rrrOrr ksSE r,S:s e. sss q. s,psn .rT p. "a
W, p. VAN wICKLE
EUROPE zeal IDS pa.
For CABIN JOHN BRIDGE; -sTEAMER FLOR
= ence Viii make two trips sundays Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays at O'Clock and . 80 y. m
Boat leaves Sh street aud canal Fsre - -onts each
way Boat for charter Mondays. Wednesdays and In
dsyys Price from sl2 70 s25. Address J. A. MAR
CONNER. 1913 I'd st. n. W, enSrinear Jrdi \
Detweiler's, Printers. 1lth Of. myls-tu, thks
EoR CHARTER-THE STEAM YACHT JUNE, !"
by day. week or month. Fur excursions will A.
cotlinodste IS. For tourists. pleasure hunting
parties; sosd slcepins accommodations for Is Fs--
cially lifted for snily parties bar. For further
particulars and terms apply
". c. DVvALl,
je2-lm' q9.D ST n W.
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Rosz BrsHEs, choice and cheap See ad. page
x---idci-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

June EVENINGS Oh THE RIVER
And
JUNE SUNDAYS ON THE GREEN LAWNS OF
MARSHALL HALL
SLOWER. sweet June!
Turn on your track
And send your fragrant blossoms back;
Give me one violet more. pray.
One apple blossom. one LILY spray.
Teach one more rosebud how to blow,
Sweet June! Be SLOW"
SUNDAY. JUNE IT, SUNDAY. JUNE II
THE NAcALRsTER. FINEST AND FASTEST.
AT IL AM. 2.45 AND els PM.
Leaving Marshall Hall At I2 As. 4:45 and $50 p m.
THE RIVER QUEEN AT $50 Pm.
Leaving Marshall Hall at pm.
Passengers return from Marshsll Hall onAny bost
Schroeders Select Band, in their new uniforms on
the Macalsster morning and afternoon and At Mar
shall Hall
PROGRAM OF THE MUSIC.
PARTl.
1. March King Carl. Unrath
2 Selection. Fra DfavAlo ..Auber
3. Cornet solo,. The Song that Reached
(BY request.)
L. Waltz Ne Goodbye. .Tosti
PARTe.
5. March .......... American Guard. Brooks
g. Medley. Plantation Echoes. Ross
T. Trombone Solo. BONANZA from L Eclsir. .Hslsvy
3. Concert Polka The Two Lovers Sherman
PART 3.
g. March Major Jones Bennett
TO- Overture. Mignonette Boyer
IL Polonaise. -Dreadnaught Ktesler
L. Galop.. Lima. Casey
Last call" this season for the Famous Plank Shsd
Dinners, with Marshall Hall Clam Chowdsr and ''Eix-
ings." Dinner. 75c.
Ride on the Riding Gallery; Shoot ON the Shooting
Gallery; Bowl in the Bowling Alley.
Go Oh the IL an. boat, and with Sweet Music.
Heavenly Maid" spend the June Sunday the Green
Lawns Of Marshall Hall.
The best Of order guaranteed on the boats and ut
Marshall Hall.
JUNE EVENINGS ON THE RIVER"
TO MARSHALL HALL AND INDIAN HEAD.
The MACALESTER and RIVER QUEEN electric
lighted Fast flying trips to MARSHALL HALL and
INDIAN HEAD EVERY THURSDAY, FRIDAY and
ryv
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Have you poor appetite9 If SO try stick
of Whites Yucatan Gum just before each meal
and you will find it very beneficial. je6-6t
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The White Sewing Machine.-The Davis
advance and Vertical Feed. NEWMAN Il Son,
COS It'll ST. NV. my1S-w, saw
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PLANTS for bedding, vases, DC. See ad page
4--4dct
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Spring Chicken - Philadelphia Oyster
House. 1t
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Double Deodorized Standard vapor Fluid, 5
gals. 60c.; delivered free to all; worth 81.
je3-8t You've, ia X st. NV.
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The MACALESTER and RIVER QUEEN electric
lighted. Fast flying trips to MARSHALL HALL and
INDIAN HEAD EVERY THURSDAY. FRIDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS. Schroeder's Band and Or
chestra Round trip tickets. % cents. 1t
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Delicious Salads Of all Philadelphia
Oyster House. 1t
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Cordially yours,
WIZ. C. EGAN.
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Two Perfect Button Holes Per Minute!
The 1892 Domestic. Samples and trial free.
my12-eo1m
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

5. L. s. DENTAL ASK. Best teeth. s
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s. Heller, 720 It'll st. NV. is making a spe-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampoong; also cures Dandruff. my20-tr
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Tsmperafure ant condition of water Mt 8
m: Great Falls. temperature, IL; condition,
Receiving reservoir, temperature, IS- Con-
it.op at north connection, 2; condition at
outh connection, l. distributing reservoir,
smperaturs IS: condition at infuent gate
ouse. i; condition at of.uent gate house. s.
High water. Low water.
IL am. SIS pm 2.os an 2.52 pm
julius LAxsRCR1H will offer Monday morn
Ig At the y. Y. Ave. Rink 100 Solid Oak Tables,
eaded edge, l6-iB- top, at the low price Of
]. Is each
SPLENDID glasses. 81 HrnPLrRs. cor. ~ st.
FIovISo ESD Bows. Price, 25c. each; good
alne ct double tho money.
Franc L Son. One Price,
Cor. It'll and ID.
No MoRE leakv vapor stoves, buy the Dang
IT. A EBEnLY's Sous, us It'll st. NV.
ANDES will be securely packed ard sent by
hail or express without extra charge Take
OK with you Only CSC. pound for fer
ays longer
FULLY matured wines. chosen from healthy
al vineyards; packing free. CHR XANDER-
sL.scE of Leonard hardwood refrigerators at
per cent discount A. EBERLT's SoNs.I1s 9Th.
ASAOosTIA. D. C., May 8, 1892
. s. DENTAL Assn.
Gentlemen: Having had several teeth ex-
.acted with your wonderful anRsthetic. Zonine.
most emphatically recommend it. The opera-
Urls were performed without the slightest pain
lille was wide awake and in full possession OF
" senses
Cordially yours,
WIZ. C. EGAN.
FINE QUALIry Of Montgomery potatoes, so
ents per bushel 695 II ST NV.
PuTsAx's lanoline nourishes and preserves
.e kin.
Foa sufferers. true Old city made blackberry
Drdlal from ripe fruit Chr XASDEt-
The COcRRaS, 18th and streets north
est. will mako special rates for summon
lonths.
HavY YouR CARPETS CLEANED bv the AM
oxIATED STEAM CARPKr WORKS, lI0S and ITO
ST. NV. Telephone So4.
PExFEcr filings: Silver. 75c: pla.ina. 81.
old, cement, &c. Artistic and guaranteed
:. s. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 9TH and ID NV.
BLACK STRAW Hars are AL right" Make
o mistake. Nome durable. Mems. Soc. and
I. BOYS. 25c- and 50c. A. t. LEWIS. 49, 7th st.
CHR XASDER's old Va port is tn kind the
MUSICIAN desires for patients use.
GASOLINE. l5c. gal NUDDIMAS, GA 18th st.
CARPETS CLEANED by the EXPIRE CARPET
'oRKs, 631-635 Mass. ave. NV. are made moth
roof free Of charge. Telephone 1852
1875 BELLE or NELsOy. genuine handmade
,ur mash whisky OF the finest character. bottled
the distilery. CHARLES kEAEMER, agent for
he District Columbia.
IS. L. s. DENTAL Assn Best teeth, IS.
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HOLSTERS and Crabs-Philadelph Oyster
House. 1t
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Garbage Cans at all prices. Screen Doors
81. Lawn Mowers, 1915.
je7-eo3t" L. H. HOPKINS, 933 st. NV
, 1892-08-19
PERSONALITIES.

E. T. Young is home from Everett.
Aaron Hartsuck is on down Sound trip.
Mrs. D. R. Bigelow is visiting in Seattle.
NJ. ]. Gordon visited Tacoma yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Liberman visited Seattle
yesterday.
Mrs. A. c. Sickels, of Tacoma, is visiting
Mrs. G. L. Sickels.
George G. Mills and Mark E. Reed left to-
day for the Hot Springs.
Charles Manson, of Wilkeson, John Bag.
ley of Chicago, and Milo Kelley of Taco
ma, are in the city.
DR.. and Mrs. Watt gave a pleasing mu-
sicale at their apartments in the Jefferson
hotel on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Stella Bradshaw, who has been Wis
iting the friends of Robert Frost has re-
turned to her home in Port Townsend.
General McKenny is home from Crescent
Harbor, on the Straits of Fuca, where his
family has been spending few weeks.
Mrs. B. W. Davis and mother Mrs. Pat.
tison, are visiting at COhasset beach. They
will be Joined on Sunday by Mr.. Davis.
Mr.. Ernest Osborne, of Tacoma, son OF
Mrs. Phillip Hiltz, accompanied by his
wife and little son, Harold, are visiting in
this city,
, 1892-08-19
PEOPLES PARTY.
Preparations for an Aggressive
Campaign.

The County Central Committee
Preparing for its LabOrs-The
Organization Executive Conn
mittee Holds Important Session.
The executive co mmittee of the peoples
party, consisting of A. d. Sullivan, G. w.
Carpenter, G. W. Haight, Samuel Dobrin
and A. II. Bowers, met at the Office of La
cey & Forrest last evening, and organized
by electing Mr.. Forrest chairman. The
committee proceeded to a consideration of
the best methods of perfecting the Organi-
cation of the county, of raising funds for
the distribution of literature and to dis
charge the incidental expenses of the party
and the campaign.
1t was decided to make an aggressive
campaign in the interests of the county,
state and national ticket. The matter of
fusing is out of the question. Members of
the party declare that there never has been
any solicitation for party affiiation.
"We are glad" said Mr.. Forrest this
morning, "to have individuals enter our
ranks for their benefit and for educational
purposes"
1t was reported in general conversation
today that Charles A. Maskrey, who has
been gaining prominence in political cir
cles, and who was a delegate to the late re-
publican county convention, and whose
decided stand for the wOrkingmen made
him many friends has Withdrawn from the
republican fold and has taken a deep inter-
est in the study of peoples party princi-
pies. Mr., Maskrsy could not be found to-
day to deny or affirm the report.
The county central committee, as organ
lied, consists of one member from each
precinct, with H. L. Forrest as chairman
and William Schotield as secretary. The
secretary was instructed to correspond with
the secretary of the state central committee
to procure speakers from abroad for the
campaign.
This evening the Peoples Forum will
meet in Columbia hall to hold discussion
on "What Is Money ?" The argument
will be opened to H. l.. Forrest.
A report current in reference to the
withdrawal of the nominees on the legisla-
tiveh ticket (Elswick and SwansOn) was
denounced as absolutely false by Mr.. For
rest. 1t was stated that the central COM
mittee would endeavor to induce these two
nominees to consent to having their names
taken of for the purpose of strengthening
the ticket. Mr.. Forrest said the party con
sidered their candidates as strong as any
on the ticket, and no change would be
made, whatever.
, 1892-08-19
THE TWINS.

Once on a time not very long ago,
A brace of twins were put on public show
A band of flesh secured them each to each
Neither could wander from the others
reach;
For still this wondrous link, nor long MOI
wide,
Forced them to dwell together, side by
side,
Closer they lived than ever man and wife.
Beyond divorces art, the surgeons knife.
If once the band was cut, so science said,
Poor Chang and Eng were both as good as
dead.
So lived these twins, the wonder of the
earth,
Made more than brothers by their bond Of
birth.
In vain they longed for disunited bliss;
They found in strife no remedy but this;
To spill the life blood in the link of flesh,
Or try in peace to fraternize afresh.
The sequel proved their wisdom to be true,
For when one died, the other persisted too.
Extol we, now, their names, with pipe and
tabor
For one was Capital, the other Labor.
Albert Edmund Lancaster.
, 1892-08-19
THE CITY COUNCIL.
Business Disposed Of at Its Reg
ular Meeting.

InVestIgatOn Into Charges by
Councilman SIckeIs Postponed.
Question in Relation TO the
Election of a New Councilman.
The investigation into the charges pre-
ferred by Councilman Sickels against Engi-
neer Millard Lemon, was postponed last
evening to enable Mr.. Gillis to secure GER
tain data, which Councilman Sickles says
is necessary. Some time was occupied in
attempting to elect successor to Council
man Ford. S. P. Wiman and ]. R. Patti
son being the two names balloted for. The
result of the first ballot was two for Patti
son and three for Wiman. There being
just five councilmen present, Mr.. Ward
being ill at home. Mayor O'Brien held
that majority vote Of all members of the
council was necessary to a choice, and de-
clared no election. This raises the inter
esting question of whether the majority
vote Of those voting elects. Others contend
that under the election a quorum may pro-
ceed with an election and majority of the
quorum can elect. Mr.. Phipps stated that
Mr.. PattisOn had informed him that he
would not accept if elected. Two more
ballots were taken and the matter was
finally laid on the table.
Mr.. Frlsch called attention to the fact
that several vicious dogs were permitted
to run at large, endangering the safety of
children. The ordinance provides a penal
ty OF from $5 to $50, for keeping vicious
dogs, and the ordinance will be strictly en-
forced.
The claim of All. Chambers for land
in ha mid Inc ,f Ts,sv,
allowed on the same basis as other claims
of the same character have been paid.
ordinances were introduced and read
twice to re-establish the grade of Fifteenth
street from Main to Adams, and to estab-
lish the grade of Sixth street in Hale's ad-
ditiOn from Oak to YeW.
Resolutions were adopted for the laying
OF sidewalks and cutters on Fourteenth
street between Main and Adams streets,
and on the east side of Main between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth.
The opening of bids for the grading of
Fremont street between Jefferson and
Chestnut streets, because of the presenta-
ton OF a petition from property owners
asking for a change Ofgrade was postponed.
City Attorney Linn reported the collec-
tion of delinquent taxes, penalty, interest
SI72.7s.
A warrant was ordered drawn to the or
der of City Clerk Callow for the payment
OF wages Of sewer workmen, amounting to
$83S.85.
The bill of F. G.. Blakeslee of $50 for
sprlnking streets during the republican
convention was ordered paid
Police Justice Rathbun reported the col
leotiou Of the following fines during July:
Five dollars each from Dolly Hamilton,
Georgia Van Hover, Clara Clark, May
Clark, Hazel King, Kitty Davis, Mabel
Moore, Kitty Ryan, Fannie Mason, Nellie
Wood and Ruby Morrow, as inmates of
houses of ill fame, The report was re-
terred to the finance committee.
A petition from Matilda Russell, ask
ing that grades be established in front of
her property on the corner of Franklin and
Seventeenth streets, was referred TO the
street committee.
, 1892-08-19
NO TRACES
Notice of Proposed Improvement of
Streets.

Notice is hereby given that resolutions have
been introduced in the City Council to ma ke
the following named street improvements the
cost OF the same to be assessed to the abutring
property:
To improve FOURTH street by constructing
sidewalk on the north side of the same in front
OF lot s, and the west 20 feet Of lot T. block %,
Olympia
To improve WEST FOURTH street bv con-
structing sidewalk on the south side Of the
same from Williams street to Plymouth street
To improve FRANKLIN street by construct
ing sidewalk on the west side of the same from
Union street to Eleventh street.
To improve FRANKLIN street by construct
ing sidewalk on the east side of the same from
Thirteenth street to Fourteenth street
To improve FIFTEENTH street by construct
ing sidewalks on both sides of the same from
Main street to Adams street.
To improve THIRTEENTH street by gravelinp
the same from Adams street to Jefferson street
To improve WASHINGTON street by gravel
ing the same from Union street to Fifteenth
street.
To improve ADAMS street by grayeliug the
same from Thirteenth street to Fifteenth street
To improve TWELFTH street by graveling the
same from Water street to Jefferson street, and
that the same will be taken up for considera-
ton and final disposition on the 25th day of
August, 1892, at the hour of 1880 pm, or as
soon thereafter as the same can be reached;
and that at that time all persons interested
therein and all objections to such improvement
will be heard
A. L. CALLOW,
olympia, Wash, August Is. 1891. '-'' a2Q-5t
, 1892-08-19
THE EXPECTED WEDDING.
ShOecraft Knew what He Was Do
fng-The License.

ShOecraft Knew what He Was Do
ing-The License.
The announcement of the fact that a
marriage license had been issued to Ross
P. Shoecraft and Lydia Smith, furnished
food for gossip on the streets, particularly
after it was reported that Mrs Smith had
denied that she was going to wed Mr.. Shoe
craft. Mr.. Shoecraft was indignant at the
report, and this morning denied that Mrs.
Smith made such remarks, The latter felt
quite badly at having received so much
notoriety. She said that a license did not
signify an immediate marriage, and that it
would be just as good six months hence as
now. ShoOcraft and Mrs. Smith have
been close friends for some years. He is
not considered a fool, and his friends admit
that he would uot get the license unless he
knew what he was doing. Mr.. Shoecraft
left for his ranch near TeninO, on the
morning train. Mrs. Smith said II alb
solutely refuse to affirm or deny the
repOrtH
, 1892-08-19
DEMOCRATIC ARnANGEmnNrs.
Badges and Tickets for the state
Convention

badges and Tickets for the state
Convention.
At meeting of the the local democratic
committee on arrangements forthe coming
state convention, the matter of tickets and
badges were discussed. Secretary Hazard
had already prepared badges and admission
tickets for the delegates. The tickets are
about the size of small sign board. with
the bold signature of George Hazard, sec
retary, a prominent feature The local
committee will furnis tickets and badges
for other purposes. They propose to be
more liberal in the distribution of tickets,
giving one to each subscriber to the extent
of$5. There are 331 delegates The Seattle
contingent will make a strong effort to in
troduce the canal plank, and it is certain
that the democratic convention will be as
interesting in that respect, as the republi-
can was. 1t is said that a special endorse
ment will meet with decided opposition,
although the convention will doubtless
cover it by including plank favoring an
appropriation for general improvements.
, 1892-08-19
strength and HeaIth.

fyou are not feeling strong and healthy,
try Electric Bitters. If ''La Grippe" has
left you weak and weary, use Electric Bit
ters. This remedy acts directly on Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys, gently aiding those
organs to perform their functions. If YOU
are afflicted with Sick Headache, you will
find speedy and permanent relief by taking
Electric Bitters. One trial will convince
you that this is the remedy you need.
Bottles only SOC at Mari & Ross, Acme
DrupstOrp
, 1892-08-19
No Entertainments.

LuIIOT IIIDUutt
There will be no entertainment at the
Olympia hotel parlors tonight as proposed
for the benefit Of charity. The lady who
gave such a pleasant entertainment on
Wednesday night accidentally overheard
some rude persons sitting near the door,
mercilessly and wantOnly criticise her in
such an impolite and cruel manner that
she concluded not to remain in the city.
TADy
, 1892-08-19
RnckIin,s ArnIcn SnIve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
COrns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25cents per box.
For sale by Acme drug store, Mari & Ross,
PrODrietOrs
, 1892-08-19
Let NE show Won

what a saving have made during the last
year by being my own doctor. Last year 1
paid out $96,25 for doctors and their medi-
cine; this year paid $500 for six bottles of
Sulphur Bitters, and they have kept health
in my whole family. They are the best and
purest medicine ever made.-Charles King,
60 Temple street. Boston, Mass.
, 1892-08-19
ont OF Sirht.

IF there are people in Mars, ,, he said, 81
don't believe they amount to much"
"Humph," retorted the slangy girl,
''they are out of sight. Washington Star.