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Eastman and U E. Hicks were appointed
viewers and L. p Ouellette, surveyor, to view
and survey said road, the time to be Monday,
June 9, and place of meeting residence of James
Snider
The petition of James sumpter for a view and
survey of county road was read and the law
having been complied with, s. d. Lawrence, r.
Il. Kandle and ]. G, Harzeman were appointed
viewers and L. P. Ouellette, surveyor, to view
and survey said road, the time being Monday,
June lS, and the place of meeting the beginning
of the road.
Reports of view and survey of g.. Carney road
and of Charles Brown road were read second
time.
The measurements for construction of Mes
qually bridge having just been received, the
former action of the board is recOnsidered, and
the clerk is directed to advertise for bids for
plans, specifications, material and construction
OF same, the bids to be received up to Wednes-
day. July Is, 1892, at 8 p. m.
warrant for $32.0l was ordered drawn in
favor OF Mud Bay Charley in repayment of taxes
assessed on land not yet proved up on.
Board adjourned to 9 am tomorrow.
FRIDAY, May 6, am.
Board reassembled. All present.
A warrant for S25.06 was ordered drawn in
favor OF John Grimm, in repayment of money
PAID as taxes through erroneous assessment.
Warrant No so, dated May 9th, 1886, in favor
OF W. N. White for $780, was ordered cancelled
as provided by law.
Board reported that on April 9th and 28th
they met for the purpose of selecting site for a
! bridge over Chehalis river, and after examina-
ton they selected a line between ranges and
! west, near the northwest quarter of section Z,
/ township 70 north, range west
| Board adjourned to / 80 p. m.
1880 p. m.-BOard reassembled, All present
] Following hills ordered maid
, 1892-05-19
A NEW PUBLICATION.
An Interesting Volume by a Former
Olympfam.


'The University of Vermont Fifty Years
Ago" is the title of an elegant little vol
ume from the press of Thomas Howard,
Eureka, California, written by Rev. DR..
Huntington, former resident of Olympia
and late pastor of the First Congregational
church at Eureka. The book opens by in
Producing the reader to the university of
Vermont, when the author entered the
freshman class of the institution, and the
general conduct of that grand old college
is portrayed with a vigorous pen. Short
biographical sketches are also given of the
noted scholars comprising its faculty.
The principal feature of the work, how
ever, Is a series of Bible discOurses, deliv-
cred by DR.. Huntington, upon some of the
most prominent issues of modern thought
in relation to the trend Unpopular theology.
"The Ideal Man, " "The Garden of Eden ="
"The Golden Rule" and Rational Relig-
ion" are prominent among the topics
treated by the reverend gentleman. In his
discourse on The Garden of Eden" ," he
makes Adam a representative man only,
his name being Jan appellative noun for
the human species" He paints a beauti-
tul word picture in raYishing colors, to
illustrate the allegOry of Paradise, and in
treating other mOOted theological points
he bends the bow of the old Grecian hero
as easily as if he had been a playmate of
its great master. All in ALL the work is
remarkable and sparkling outcome Of
Bible study
, 1892-05-19
MIR. FISHES LECTURE.
Useful Information for Those Gs
ing to CbfcagO.

Useful Information for Those Co
ing to Chicago.
The celebrated lecturer and scholar, John
Fiskej of Cambridge, has been secured
for a lecture in Olympia next week
Mr.. Fiske gets three hundred dollars for
three lectures in Seattle during the pres
ent week, his regular price being one humid
red dollars night. A letter received YES
terday from him says he will come here
"at half price" There is some hope that
this amount may be guaranteed, but the
result Of a canvass today and tomorrow
will determine it. Mr.. Fisk in point of
scholarship and original thought is second
to none in America, either as a historical
Investigator, a philosophical writer, or as
an exponent of learning in any depart
ment Of literary science. He is
without doubt the ablest living
historian Of the early period of our
country His most popular lecture is said
to be the one on the discovery of America,
which is given exempOre and is illus
trated by original maps. This lecture Is
also said to be the best literary preparation
one can make for an intelligent visit to the
worlds fair, as it is such thorough pre-
sentatlon of the event which the Colum-
blan Exposition commentaries. Every
school teacher and every Wide-aWake pu-
pill and student in the schools of OLYMPIA
should hear this lecture from one of the
greatest living teachers. In order to in
duce large attendance in the interest of
education, half rate only will be required
OF teachers students and pupils for admis-
sion. II the lecture is determined upon it
is the plan to issue free tickets to any one
who would like to attend but is unable to
pay the price Of admission. Application
for free tickets must be made before Mon
daY
, 1892-05-19

SATURDAY, May Z, 1892, a. m
Board reassembled. All present
Board passed morning in considering change
IN election precincts and other matters up0n
which no action was taken
Board adjourned to 1:3o D. m
1:5o p n.-Board reassembled. All present
Report OF county attorney upon petition of
Joshua Miller for refunding taxes was received
and ordered filed and petition of Mr. Miller
ordered filed
Report OF change OF boundaries of school
districts Is and sc by school superintendent was
read and change approved.
Following bills ordered paid:
l. K. Byrne, school superintendent Stl3 25
J. A. Smith, cash advanced ....... 68 M
W. A. Reynolds, attorney supreme court 75 90
6urney Cab Transfer Company, cab for
report OF view and survey on petition of G.
Carney was read third time, and no objection
being filed road was ordered established.
read second time
Board adjourned to a. m, Monday.
, 1892-05-19
THURspAY Man 5. a.n0 q M

Board reassembled. All present.
Board took up the matter of construction Of
Nesqually river bridge.
warrant for $500 was ordered drawn upon
funds of district "D' in favor of P DemDsev in
payment for work in said district. 40
>, 2, a warrant ior $l3.OO was drawn upon funds of
said district
warrant for $3.50 was ordered drawn upon
funds OF district IN" in favor of A. Henry in
payment for work in said district
Report of John Rogers, Overseer of district
"K, - was ordered filed.
warrant for $3.50 was ordered dra4vn M,
district 1917 in favor Of VIM. J. Frazier, i'm paw
ment for road work in said district.
Board adjourned to $50 pm
I:5O p. m.-Board reassembled. All present.
Petition Of John L. Nye for view and survey
OF county road was read and the law having
been complied with, John NJ. Brewer. e. N
sargent and j., s. French were appointed
viewers and L. P. Ouellette surveyor to view
and survey said road the time to be Nav I'd
ana place Of meeting be Rochester
Petition of John P. Hayes for view and survey
of county road was read and the law bsvi1gg
been complied with, A. J. Chambers, G. r.
, 1892-05-19
Decoration DnY nonn1inna-

one OF the beautiful features of Memorial
day to be observed by Geo. H. Thomas post.
No. 8, will be the placing of memorial
wreaths of flowers, about ten inches in di-
ameter, on the cross erected for that pur-
pose IN the capitol grounds. Anyone that
wishes to peTpetuate the memory of anv
relative or friend that served in the war Of
the rebellion and is dead, can have this re-
mem brance extended by leaving the
wreaths at post headquarters, Woodruff
block, Sunday, May 20, and having the
soldiers name company, regiment and SER
vice attached to wreath.
, 1892-05-19
Sons of Veterans, Banouet.

EN-. Young, colonel of the division of
Washington, and Captain Smith, ofseattle,
inspected Sheridan camp, No. "a, Sons of
Veterans, at their hall last evening. After
the exercises at the hall were over, BAN
quet was given at Doane's, at which the
I8oIIoWlng persons were present: W. J.
r. /. Giles, A. w. ingalls,, E. NJ. Mumford'
b. /. Hill, c. V. Savidge, A. w. Bedford
b. NJ. Brown, F. J. Brown, A. W. Aber-
nethy, H. NJ. Mumford, w. W. Hopkins
and Comrades HagadOn and Mumford, of
the G. A. R, post.
, 1892-05-19
TUESDAY, May 10, 1892 a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment All

TUESDAY May 10, 1892, a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment. All
present.
G; B. Mann made settlement with board for
past quarter.
Board adjourned to 1:3o p. m.
4:3o P. m.-Board reassembled. All present,
PETITION OF G. W. linus ct al for new road
district and new voting precinct was read,
That part OF petition relating to voting precinct
was denied; the part asking for new road dis.
GrleC was granted, and the boundaries of road
district 3S established as follows: Beginning at
southwest corner ThurstOn county, thence east
TO southeast corner Of section 2l, township l5
range 3 west, north to Chehalis river; down
Chehal1s river to west line of ThurstOn county,
thence south to place of beginning
warrant for $3.50 was ordered drawn on
funds Of district 80 in favor of A. Merrvmau in
payment for work on roads in said district
Following Justice cost bills ordered paid:
, 1892-05-19
Real Estate Transfers.

Following are the real estate transfers as
reported by the Capital City Abstract &
Title Insurance company, Chambers
block, F. G. Blake, manager:
Cherry Hill Coal company to
Stuart Rice ct al land in G w
French's don claim
Cherry Hill Coal company to
Stuart Rice ct al, 80 acres of w
w Plum's don claim, and other
lands .
s Q Woodruff to NJ Reed, lot II.
blk 45, Woodruff7s add ... 500
Arthur w James to Caroline James,
lot TO- blk 3, Wright's Central
auu ................ $50
o Q Lacey ct ux to Alfred Hin
man, lot 3, blk 1, Fourth Street
add. 1s5
, 1892-05-19
A Carload of Beer.

Gresel & Arnold have just received a car
load OF Schlitz'sce celebrated Milwaukee lager
beer. All lovers of good beer should give
them call, as this is the. best beer sold in
the city. m16.et -
, 1892-05-19
Archibald Adams,
Real Estate, Insurance and Loans.
419 Main Street,

Mr. A. 7. Rabeck 605 Fourth street, has
line of loggers' shoes, which be il selIin9
at reduced price. m6-1m
, 1892-05-19

Call and see our housekeepers' treasure.
our own make, and the best and cheapest
ever made. Also our Eureka kitchen safe,
also made here and both are warranted.
OLYMPIA TRADING Co.
, 1892-05-19

Reports OF view and survey of county road on
Pettlon OF james Adair, was read and same not
being properly signed it was ordered returned
for correction and report of damages
Report OF view and survey of county road I'D
on petition Of GlasfOrd Carney was read first
time. is0
Report OF view and survey of county road on
peIluon OF Charles Brown was read first time
Board adjourned to am. tomorrow
, 1892-05-19
GUIDE.
NORTHERN PACIFrC lime.

TRAINS LEAVE.
For Portland, Centralia, Chehalis MOntesanO
and Grays Harbor points, via Gate City, 1890 pm.
For Tacoma and Seattle $3.50 am. daily except
Sunday, and 1;55 pm. daily.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
From Portland, Centralia, Chehalis, Monte
pm. daily.
From Tacoma and Seattle l2:SO pm. daily and
6:l5 pm. daily except Sunday.
Port Townsend Southern.
Leave Olympia, $3.50 am daily,
Leave Olympia, 80 p. m. "
Arrives from Tenlno at 100 a. m. daily.
arrives from Ten1no at 1850 pm. Z"
On sundays leave Olympia at 8:55 am. Re-
turns at $3.50 pm, No afternoon train.
STEAMER LINES.
Every day except Monday the Multnomab
leaves at 6:3O am. for Tacoma and Seattle re-
turning, at $3.50 pm. ~
Clara Brown leaves Olympia Tuesday Thurs
oay and Saturday at am. for Tacoma and Sc
attle Returning, leaves Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays at $3.50 pm.
For shelton, the Willie leaves here daily
at 500 pm. Leaves Shelton at $50 a. m. for
olympia, connecting with the Multnomah for
Tacoma and Seattle. Makes one trip on Sum
days.
For Kamilchie-Doctorl leaves daily at Sam.
returning, arrives at5 pm.
, 1892-05-19
Free SnnnIes

Dr.. Miles Restorative Nervine at Marr &
Ross, cures headache, nervousness, neural
gia, fits, nervous debility, sexual weakness
poor memory, opium habit, etc. A new
and remarkable discovery. Or by mail 10
cts, Miles Medical Co.. Elkbart, Ind.
, 1892-05-19
WEDNESDAY. Mav11- o.

Board reassembled. All present.
FItty-six dollars was appropriated from gem
eral road fund to be applied upon the ap-
proaches to the bridge over Black river, near
Gate City, to be drawn in favor OF w smith
National bank in relation to county warrants
was ordered filed.
Proposal of NJ L Adams to act as county phv-
s1cian for year was accepted.
Following cost bills ordered paid:
, 1892-05-19
ALL About THE MAILS.

ALL About THE MAILS.
DEPARTURES
o,,.s., DAILY.
California and south and southwest
ern States and Grays Harbor and
NJ, OoasI points. ............... 1920 pm
racOllla ana Lower sound points. 8;15 a. m
l Iuin"ater' Iehlno and all points south 1880 pm
Eastern states and all points east and
e,oitoIl HoItn 200 pm
daily except Sunday y.......... 7;45 am
ARRIVALS.
Points north, Oregon and points on
N. 2. r. r. south Of Tacoma 80. 12.5O r. m
trays Harbor and Coast points m 900 p.m
Tumwater and TeninO ......,.... g.s0 n m
Eastern States and California. 9:30 r. m
Tacoma and Lower Sound Points,. $3.50 pm
, 1892-05-19
WING UUsI DlII ordered paid:
G. W. sAYIDGE. IusrrcE prAcr

G W Savidge. ge.......-........ or
Geo Redmond, constable 500
Peuuon OF G. Noschka for county road was
read, and the law having been complied with.
.. u. VIM, H. Sturdevant and J. N Harlow
were appointed viewers, and L. P Ouellette
surveyor, to view and survey said road, the
tlme to be Monday, June 20, and place of meet
ing residence of r. R. Weller
Report of view and survey of Charles Brown
road was read third time and was rejected il
having been reported as impracticable.
Feuuon OF Charles Brown for a county road
was was read, ana the law having been complied
with. r. r. Ruddell, Geo. w. Osborn and Iobn
Lilly were appointed viewers, and W. ]. Frazier
surveyor to view and survey said road, the
time TO be Tuesday, May 81, and the place of
meeting Woodland station
A resolution was adopted petitioning the
CITY council to raise the grade of Sixth and
Washington streets at their intersection, SO
as TO improve the cOurt house grounds,
Board adjourned to $3.50 a. m. tomorrow.
, 1892-05-19
Ihe Rest M nInrLnt-
MONEY TO LOAN.

Dld you know the new Davis Best was
now the best flour in the market2 Trv If.
, 1892-05-19
WEDNESDAY, May A, a. m
Board reassembled. All present

WEDNESDAY, May A. ga. m.
Board reassembled. All present.
Minutes OF February and adjourned meetings
were read and approved.
| A warrant for $S013 on the general road fund
and one for S6O.S2 on fund of district "Y" were
drawn In favor Of G. $. Dtllow for work in dis
I trict "Y."
The petition of JnO. T. Long for withdrawal
| of petition for view and survey of public road
and proposition to pay costs accrued was read
and accepted. The clerk was directed to notify
Mr.. Long of costs, and request him to pay that
! amount into the treasury.
Board adjourned to 80 p. m.
1880 p, m.-BOard reassembled. All present
Board proceeded to court house and leased to
Chiekamfn, Indian) the 81 of sw1l of section
l6, township IS n range 1 east, so acres for five
years at a rental OF $40 per year.
Bill ~ OF A. n Yantis for caring for county poor
for $40 was ordered paid.
A warrant for S221o was ordered drawn on
funds of road district "E" in favor of T. Ives
Dodge in payment for work in said district
Following bills paid during vacation were ap-
proved
Thomas Post G. A. r. burial of Talbot. IS s5 90
L. f. Mann, salary deputy treasurer three
C. B. Mann, salary treasurer three ~ "
W. ]. MilrOy, salary deputy attorney
y, Il three mSnths. so 90
three months. -: -. 281 90
three mOnths.... ......-............ ia 80
J. F. Watt, salary physician two months 60 on
+. N. Chase, salary janitOr three months 80 90
months; ...,..... a24 90
months. .;.,..... ;;....::..... ,.,:... 800 90
G. V. Leach, salary deputy clerk three
months. i;........... 2S5 90
months. ...................., 1919 98
G. s, PRINCE salary sheriff three months. 45O 90
R. A. McNair, salary deputy sheriff three
months ............. ................. 800 90
R. B. Cowan, salary jailor three months. i8O 90
mouths, .;...... ,:........... 1sO 90
month 5, 80 O.o "a 90
X, A. Ford, salary member teachers ex-
amining board. ;........;....:....;..., 20 90
examining board. ard.................. q 80
= K Tweed s5I salary auditor three months 45O 90
months .....;. ....,.....::.,...... 829 81
j months -, :,i. 286 80
= months. 81a p
months .i,.:...;..;......:;...,;.. i 2g7 90
months: HS 287 90
= + three s,.s5, mouths; 248 90
SO 9tiSe one month: nth.:............;.... rs 90
Gao months 1876 90
months months. $50 90
1on three months. 80 90
= mqnths yg .;............,.. 72 90
j. Il; Wo9d' care OF poor three months.. "a 90
sT5sos g. HesseIH, care OF poor one month s2 90
- phones three months. s................ 60 90
Psic6tt 6eliI9n, RL5s care 0i poor; IS
months ,;..;....:.......,...'...... g wv 60 %
2; o 1, behneJtj running ferry. so 90
f. f. " smith. bridge Gate City. IS 90
NJ. Rutledge, bounty on scalp al
&eq, y Fearee, bounty on scalp............. 90
T. 6bongmlre, Long bounty on scalp............ OO|
a. Boesl, reiqnd taxes. IS AZ
D. =. Watt PHYSICIAN ............ 80 90
Reports OF view and survey of county road on
petition OF James Adair was read and same not
Delng properly signed it was ordered returned
for correction and report of damages
Reporto view and survey of county road I'D
on petition Of Glasford Carney was read frst
time. S
, 1892-05-19
0 9 a. m. tomorrow.
'UEsDAY, May 3,9a.


Upon petition of residents of road district
"O' James D. Kinsey was appointed overseer of
said district.
Upon petition of residents of road district
said district
A warrant for S4O99.17 was ordered drawn
upon court house fund in favor of John Rigby
in payment of court house estimate No. 10.
Reports of R, c. owen, court house superin-
tendent for March and April, were filed.
warrant for 81 was ordered drawn upon
funds Of road district %, in payment for work
in said district.
The payment of S45.5O to J. s. McCabe for
work in district S2 under an appropriation was
4 warrant for 1880 was ordered drawn on
the funds of district "M'' in favor of Edward
TOale in payment for work in said district.
Board adjourned to 1870 p. m.
1:80 p. m.- Board reassembled. Commis-
sloners Brewer and VanEpps and Clerk Tweed
present.
The ballots Of special election of March "a,
1891, were ordered destroyed, and they were
burned in presence of board
Board proceeded to court house and offered
for sale school lands as follows.
Lot !, section l6, township 10, range 2 west
457 acres, grazing. Sold to W. K. Esling at s2i
per acre.
Lot 2, section 16, township 10, range west
$3.50 acres, agricultural. Sold to C, L. Pierce
at $40 per acre.
Lot 5, section 16, township 10, range 2 west
kins at $40 per acre.
Lot A, section IS, township 49, range west
5Z.O4 acres, agricultural and timber. Sold to
R. Chaplin at $40 per acre.
Lot 5, section IS, township 49, range 2 west
| 17.25 acres, agricultural. Sold to J. r. Chaplin
| at $40 per acre.
Ne14 of se14 section 16 township 10, range
west, 40 acres, agricultural and timber. Sold tc
J. r. Chaplin at $40 per acre.
Sea Of seA section l6, township 49, range z
west, 40 acres, agricultural and timber. Sold to
J. R. Chaplin at $40 per acre.
| SwA Of se14 section 16 township 10, range
/ west, 40 acres, agricultural and timber Sold tC
| J r. Chaplin at $50 per acre.
No bids on land in section SO, township 16
| range west offered for sale at request OF S. c.
| woodruff who stated that he could not bid on
| same and stated that he would pay all costs
| incurred in placing said lands on the market
and the clerk was directed to make a bill o1
such costs and turn same over to treasurer fol
/ collection.
All unoftered and unsOld school lands were
| then offered for lease, but no bidders being
present the leasing was postponed to tomorrow
afternoon.
Awarrant for s35 was drawn upon general
/ road fund in favor of John Olson for work Oh
| bridge over Percival creek.
| Board adjourned to a. m tomorrow
, 1892-05-19
3 V McREYNOLDs, JUSTICE PEACE
STATE VS. JIMMY SAM hNDTANl

4IIV EIuII U uTDIUVtU LUU dCLIOn OF AssessOT
James A Smith in accepting proposition of r F
whitman and F G Blake to write up assessment
rolls of 1892.
Board adjourned to 80 p. m.
1:3o p. m.-BOard reassembled. All present
An error having been in the assessment OF the
state Bank, of Olympia, on motion it was or
dered that the treasurer collect taxes upon but
60 per cent of the valuation as shown bv the
assessment rolls of 1891,
Tne claim of Dick Jackson for repayment of
referred to clerk to investigate and report.
County Surveyor Ouellette was directed to
cruise and estimate timber on section 49, town
ship l9 north, range west, to report at next
meeting of board
Board adjourned to a. m. tomorrow.
, 1892-05-19
THE COUNTY BOARD.
DOings Of the Commissioners in
the Month of May.
Warrants Ordered Drawn for VAR
ions PurPOses---The Nesqualy
and other Bridges--- Sale of

Minutes of regular May, 1892, term of county
County Auditors Office,

VI A05 4ldA n1dys 1oJE, g6Ill Ol county
commissioners.
County Auditors Office,
OLYMPIA, WASH, May 2, 1892, pm.
Board met in regular session. Present R. A.
Brewer, NanEpps and Smith, commissioners,
and Tweed, clerk.
Reading OF minutes postponed.
warrant for $40 80 was ordered drawn upon
funds of district "F'' in favor of James EshOm
in payment for road work.
Bids for county printing from B. NJ. Price of
Weekly Capital and from J. Millspaugh of
DAILY and WEEKLY TRIBUNE were read and
the bid of the TRIBUNE being lowest and best,
the contract was awarded to J. Millspaugh for
year beginning July l. 1892.
A warrant for $3l.25 was drawn upon funds of
district 'W' in favor of W. w. Whedden in pay
ment for road work.
Report of w. A. Richie of cost of building
south arch of new court house was read and
ordered fled and the auditor was directed to
draw warrant for $23523, being one-third of
cost, in favor of John Rigby in full payment of
the extra charge Of rebuilding the arch.
A warrant for $3.50 was ordered drawn upon
court house fund in favor of W. A. Richie,
payment as architect.
Board adjourned to a. m. tomorrow
, 1892-05-19

Board reassembled. All present.
Petltlon OF Norman Perrigay Company for
liquor license accompanied by bond and recent
Tor 5000 was filed and petition was granted
The claim of Robert Frost for remission of in
terest on delinquent taxes was considered. and
II appearing that an error had been made in re-
port OF 1885, it was ordered that on payment of
original taxes the auditor cancel ali claims
against the property assessed.
The petition Of A. S. and J. A. Mckenzie for
repayment of portion of taxes paid in 1891 was
denied, 1t appearing that the land claimed to
pc an erroneous assessment was not included in
their assessment.
Following bills ordered paid:
st Peters Hospital, care of poor. S14o no
olympia Light and Power company
wiring and lights s........,y E6 20
OLYMAIA TRIBUNE, printing 49, - al 90
Hall q O'DOnald, blanks ... 400
Morning Olympian, advertising. .. 300
It appearing that J, G. Bolster is assessed
MlIh m JWeIye acres OF land more than he owns
the treasurer was directed to deduct that
balance
Following cost bill ordered paid:
G. W. SAVIDGE. JUSTICE PEACE
, 1892-05-19
OLYMPIA BRIEFS.
GOING ON TONIGHT

GOING ON TONIGHT.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs - Odd Fellows
Temple.
CRY CoUNCIL-Columbia Hall.
LITTLE PUoK"-Olympia Theater.
FREE READING RooM-Tacoma Hall.
Y. NJ. G. A. READING RooM-3O8 Fourth
street
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-23

BARGAIN IN A HoTEL-A paying hotel
in Topeka which has a good farmer
trade, and in which quarters have already
been engaged by people who win attend
the next legislature, is for sale at bar
gain because the proprietor Is obliged to
60 abroad for the benefit Of his health.
Some one will buy thefurniture, utensils
and good will OF this house for half what
they cost. Address or call at the ADvo-
CATE Office.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-23
CATE Office.

Opposite Union Depot, Kansas CITY, Mo,
The Blossom House is convenient to
all parts of the city. Cable cars run In
every direction. 1t is just across the
street from the union depot, just the
place to meet your friends. Members Of
the Alliance make the Blossom House
their headquarters when In the city, and
their general place Of meeting when a.
tendlng conventions abroad.