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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-27
THE sTDgo FIRE.
Hotel Not To BE Rebuilt Paper 10 he
Discontinued.

seiro. April sg.-speclai-The burning
~ .he Hotel Eeflr0 ard the Pioneer bloc
yesterday afternoon @as a great loss %
this town. The hotel was one OF the aAts-
est and best equipped north OF S~sitde.
II uaz built five years aEo AZ cost OF
az 90 at1sl furnished at a cost 81 1000 by
the Sssiro Land Company. The Pioneer
hlock Was built al the same tiEse by the
afns company, at a cost OF sf,svI Inc
fire originated Ia the Kitchen Hue, ana
was discovered soon after the IRE START
cd. but on account OF the lack o. nose -
reach the water tank and the airy eonal-
tion OF the building IL was Impossible to
eNfIngussh IL. Ia less than hfieen min
utes the entire building was mass OF
flames. a small portion OF the furniture
was saved. Two months ago The hoiet
was leased By the House Brothers. OF Ar
lingion, who lest all their private furnl-
ture aud their clothing. except what tney
were wearing The land company has
an insurance Of 81 so on the hotel and
furniture. IL Is not likely that the land
company viii rebuild. as the hotel has
been run at loss TO the owners for the
last two years.
The Pioneer block. as stated In yester-
days dispatch. was occupied by the town
council. bingham g. Holdbrook. bankers.
A r. Holland druggist, the Sedro Times
and the office OF the land company. The
large safe. containing the money and
valuable books OF Bingham 4 Hold
brook, was takhn out Of the building. but
another safe. In which were deposited
many papers and deeds. etc. belonging
20 private parties. went through the fire.
All the contents are thought 10 be safe
and In good condition. however.
Today being a legal holiday. Bingham
A. Hoidbrook did not attempt 20 do any
business. but are moving their safe 70 a
room in tho Washington block where
they viii be open for business tomorrow
morning. The firms loss consists OF the
bank furniture. which IL nearly covered
by $500 insurance In the Hartford Com
pany.
A. r. Holland lost 1880 in drugs. ci-
CARS furniture and clothing. upon which
there s. an Insurance o! sso in the prus-
sian and $3.50 IN the Hartford companies
The large press In the Sesiro Times Office.
owned by J. n Alexander. was destroy
eel. The loss IL partially covered by $50
in the Northern and 81 30 In a Seattle
company. An tho furniture was removed
from the land Office. The council room
furniture was insured for 500. which will
cover the loss unless tho safe is found To
be unfit for future use.
Tho fiuse brothers have opened their
bar in room IN the Washington block
but they viii go out OF the business UNI
less the hotel Is rebuilt.
A. y. Holland has resumed business I'm
the Washington block
The Sedro Times will probably be dis
continued.
The Methodist Episcopal and Presshy-
terrain churches and some residences were
in some danger from flying emhers All
the buildings were carefully guarded
II is rum0red that Bingham d Hold
brook and A. r. Holland will erect a
building near the old site OF the burned
hetSl
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To speak of "Spring Medicine
always suggests Hoods Sarssparilla
and only Hoods. As a spring medi-
cine Hoods Sarsaparilla is practically
alone in the field and is absolutely
without an equal. 1t is a modern
medicine, originated by experienced
pharmacists of to-day, under whose
careful supervision it is still prepared.
1t is prepared by Combination, Pro-
portion and Process peculiar to itself,
and by which it is given Peculiar and
unequalled curative power. 1t COM
bines Economy and Strength.
81 have received more benefit from
Hoods Sarsaparills than from all other
medicines or remedies. For years suf-
fered terribly with a cankered stomach,
indigestion, dyspepsia and general debil-
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ScrofuIa taints Turk in the blood of

Scrofula taints Turk in the blood Of
almost everyone. Even in its worst
form scrofula can be cured by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. This is proved by the fol-
lowing and hundreds of other cases:
"Iwrite to tell what Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla has done for me. My case vas scrof-
uia in its worst form. A large tumor
gathered under my chin on the left side
and continued to grow until 1t was as
large as q hens egg. l had it lanced
and had to keep q poultiee on it all the
time. had tried many remedies, bpt my
trouble fingered and / had about given
up when l happened to read about
Hoods Sarssparills. concluded to try
1t, and after taking almost seven bottles
am again enjoying the best of health.
The sore is completely healed, Hoods Sar-
sapsrilia eiecting permanent cure"
CLARENCE ALLEN, Oil City, kentucky.
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annointed the following conferees on
the appointment OF officers for the high
court: John Wonnaeott, Onver cruise,
James Gregg. The court meantime took
a recess. After the court reconvened al
4 o'clock in the afternoon ana the SUI
preme ranger appointed the following OF
ficers for the new high court: II. Nj. pa
Wis II c. r.: A. y. Campbell. =. III. C.
r.: DR. F. L. Goddard, II, V. G. r.; Oliver
Cruise. II. Sec; r. r. McI.aren. II. Treas;
DIR. c.. Newlands, II. p; J. A. Forsyth,
III. c.; J. Wonnacott. II. A; II. stein
bach. II. A; p. w. Tonneson, III. c.; \.
". Goddard. III. J. s.; Capt. J. II. Clift.
II. S. w; p. j. Shannon. H. J. w; c. ;.
Law, II. S. b.; j. Shields, Ii. j. b.; W.
Cruise, IT. NJ; T. Comfort, III. NJ; j.
Gregg, III. c.
It was decided that the next session OF
the high court should be held at Tacoma,
July, 1895. the date being at the option
of the high standing committee.
There was inserted in the regular by
laws a provision that the high court Dues
be ST a year. The court adjourned at D
o'clock 10 convene at o'clock In The
evening at the Chamber of Commerce. On
re-assenbling the supreme chief ranger
proceeded TO give the unwritten work OF
the high court 70 the members present.
James Gregg was elected delegate TO
the convention OF the supreme court 10
be held at London. England. next August.
The question OF admitting women 10
the order came up and was discussed.
The supreme chief ranger was In favor
OF the proposition. and IL was finally de-
cided TO instruct the delegate to the
London convection to vote favorably on
the question.
The supreme chief ranger then pro-
ceeded TO install the officers of the high
court and the designations of the chap
lain and high auditor were received. In
their stead were placed Rev. John r.
Damon and L. w. Tonneson. Inaugural
speeches were made by all the officers.
The supreme chief ranger created John +.
Damon a Forester at sight.
After vote OF thanks 10 the supreme
chief ranger the convention adjourned TO
q banquet.
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The yyaila waila Bank Receiver.

Waiia Waila. April y Special Judge
Sullivan today appointed } w McGhee
receiver ~ the aefuDrt Nalla walia saw
snga Bank Woe + W Paine. resigned
Thomas RrentS IS made attorney IN place
of 9. u. Upton. Paine. since the hank
closed. has drawn SEQ per month salary
AMI some Of the stockholders ard deso@i-
tors. becoming dissatisfied with having
no TeT-sft from the receiver. and think
inx the receiver and attorney the only
ones receiving benefits from thc lnstttu-
ton. urged q change The appoint nent
OF NcGhne gives general satisfaction and
his salary viii he s1s0 per month Miles
Poindsxter peti'looed 20 - appointed re-
sefvsr bn, Judge Sullivan was not favor
able as Poiudextcr had been engaged In
the prosecution ~ Edmiston. and he
thought man IN no way connected Nth
the defanct concern weuNi be most salts
factory
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Changes of officers at West Point.

Washington City. April GA number
OF changes have been made in the detail
OF officers at the West Point military
academy. Lieut.. Col Louis has received
mis- orders relieving him from duty there
as professor OF law. and Maj. George II.
Davis VIII take his place on August ~.
The following named officers have been
relieved from duty at the academy and
ordered TO Join their commands: Capt. r.
j.. Smith, Nineteenth infantry, and First
Lteutenants 3. w. Cunning. Six
teenth infantry; O.. F. Barney, Sec
ond artillery. II. l.. Hirst. Eleventh
infantry, c. III. Cameron. Fourth cav
airy; B. A. Pere. Sixth infantry: George
Montgomery. ordnance department. The
following named officers have been order
ed 10 the academy: First Lieut.. Granger
Adams. Fifth artillery. Second lieuts.
/. +. Pierce, Sixth cavalry. III. VI. Reeve.
Third infantry; J. II. Rice Third cavalry
W. NJ. Craikshank. First artillery, and
Robertson Honey. Fourth artillery.
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Hoods SarsapariI|a

u cannot begin to tell how thankful I
am for the health Hoods Sarsaparilla has
brought me. Since taking it am new
woman. / was ut deaths door and my
friends thought I could not live. / was
crippled with rheumatism and my body
was very g:Een bloated. l have taken
several Uottles OF Hoods Sarsaparilla
ead now keep it in my house as ! would
not feel safe to be without it; it gives me
instant relief. / am now so years old but
feel much younger since taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla. gladly recommend it and
do all I can for Hoods Ssrsapsrillc in re-
turn for the benefit l have received"
Mrs. A. LYNCH, Pettingell's Corner, Me.
81 take Hoods Sarsaparilla every
spring and have found it the best blood
purifier and positive cure for that tired
feeling" MATTE SMITH, Stamford, CT.
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Ansel white Came TO Washington.

Santa Cruz. Cal, April 8.-Detectives
are stu searching for Information re-
gar1ing Ansel White, who left here In
fSs5 and has not been heard of since. and
for whom an estate worth s4oo0.Vo is
awaiting in New York. Today a man
was found VINO threw more light on
Whites disappearance than any one has
thus far. s. Wazhun. OF FELTON,. had an
adjoining farm 10 White thirty years ago
and they were boon companions. He says
that before White loft here he gave 500
into the safokeeping OF a lady and then
went 20 San Francisco. accompanied by a
young man named Jordan. who left him
there and returned TO Santa Cruz White
said he was going 70 Washington, which
was then territory. A few years after
ward Washum went to Oregon. but did
not hear OF White. On his return to San
"a Cruz the lady who was keeping the
money had Washum write TO parties In
the place where white intended locating
in Washington. but the reply was that
White had never reached there. Washum
Is satisfied that White is dead or he
would have written TO him years ago.
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MYSTERIOUS POWER.
A Wonderful Remedy for a Wonders
Ago.

Age.
Electricity Is the wonder of tbs n
and the mode of treatment Is the arss
OF perfection. 1t penetrstes the sscss
ambush OF disease. and exterminatss 1
root and branch. forever. IL removes i.
wretched symptoms OF loathsome NAB
dies and averts their dreadful effects
cures many of the most hopeless casa
and relieves pain that every known rsr.
edy has failed in. and can be subsxs.
tiated by the evidence of hundreds sh
have been cured by DR.. Darrin. Read ~
following names of persons who hare
been cured:
Ed Greffiths, $40 South 1 street. Taeosa
sciatic rheumatism and general nervs,
debility. restored.
Mrs. A. J. Smith. 407 East Thisy.fs,
street. Tacoma, infiamed eyes. eaara
and bronchitis. cured.
Judge O. r. Mason, Portland. o. deal
ness % years. cured.
II. A. Blood. 703 Main street. SAITH
Wash, general debility. gained % pcunfs
cured.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cheney. North TAkiri
Wash, asthma for years, cured.
Miss Title Grandall. Edison. wsf-
eczema over the face for years. cured
T. j. Mcclellan. postmaster at Tess
Wash. deafness three years. cured.
George W. Edwards son. Midiz
Wash. cross eyes. cured.
Dr. Darrin Has Removed.
10 ai2i@ Pacific avenue. opposite Hak
ChIlberg. Tacoma. where he Is PERM
nently located and can be consultea ~
from 10 10 and 10 5 daily. sunday
a. m. 10 p. m. lie treats all curaos
eases of the eye, nose and throat, cA,ars
deafness. errors Of youth. lost fnansss
structure and all nervous. chrome ~
private diseases of either sex OF whatfsH
nature. Charges reasonable. Pafifns
most cases can be cured M home t'iE
one visit to the Doctors Office. cirrssn
and question blanks sent free. INCUR
answered. No names published excsp' =
permission OF the patient.
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The Fair VIII Contest /.

San Francisco. April 26.-The contro-
versy over the James q. Fair estate. al
though 1t stili remains technically under
the surface, Is rapidly being brought into
overt existence. The two Wills have now
been fled tor probate. the original or
stolen" win. dated September "a. 1884,
and the holograpn or pencil" VIII. dated
September u. 1924. Today counsel argUcd
on the proper precedence for probate TO
he allowed the respective wills in the
absence OF the aling OF any regular contest
Charles l.. Fair. Theresa a. Oelrichs and
Virginia Fair also filed an answer to the
opposition filed by Van r. Paterson as
guardian 20 the heirs under the first Will
and asked that the viii OF September q
be admitted 20 probate.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Capt W. ~ Eeanhars ccnFaa--4a~ ~
Battery q louisiana Ne13 artillery pAa
has 0een SUFFERING Tor sos4le wre.ks fr,.-n
nervous pFas' RAJ aan. so himself fatally
a Lotag Reaeh. Mss. F'risIav
County Treasurer e. p. Rnwe ~ Nf,~
teEufna- fsyya. hzS disappeared ans with
him nouf 81 sta ~ tae rsssnfVts sra.,r,
Ne 1eft hHTr last Satarfay morning. aut
rnf "a trE W-rfssrE RsS s7Tsef--sf.t All sssfs-t.
O. ie=RtP hEsa have proved frafttess
\ Heti has h.-r rafe a. nerve~ e..
fo-neu thr NTo~r0ce OFT aHq Enentresv .s,-.v-
}any and ne kouf sai o8 Company hs-
"a ash the kerHe>sfe- So ~ several e.es-s+
So u1 * Nl8 hs o .as>et. IL Is szss t~A
Continental wtfl uarrvnare the entire tt-a-
tuct - thT Fte~etcf Company ana Keep
Tt.e supNiv ~ Ca8u~n8n u Verllr- Non
tn1a. Tfah. %sN Mexieo Nevada IaAA.
aud Ar}zepa ga GONE froUs Fha F59reacs
asstrt,t TEE wholesale price 81 ks~9-
sene ain Pc atvancet from 20 Is ceuts
y "a EAor.
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istive artson, and X was fmpc@sfoSs %
say when the Spanish department would
be able 70 deliberate On the matter
The petition asks for free en-
trancs for sugars and rum ana Tree
entrance ard perfection for rSolassss ana
tobacco. also. for law permitting ne
establishment % hanks, with Per cent
tar on profts. for term CT years 80 As
70 attrac. capital X also ASKS Tor th@
immediate rzvmuiza sson Of ere lay OF
AGRICULTURAL ecsct. nov before parliament
for a reduction Of Tfe import duty on ar
ricies OF prime necessity and Faaehin@Fy'
- az 90 cfs~ap~n production. AMI thea
adds: TIE economic situation OF me 81
ard fs desperate. sueh a terrible eco
neEnic crisis has never before been feit.
Our rs5rdgcerS clsno- for PREFERENTIAL
coaKtdsrz ron. The situation asked Is IN
dsspensabie 20 save the island from I'M
ninent ruin" TIE dispatch was signed
~ eight men as representatives OF the
assembly.
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rrntnetlnn-.in the Nrnv.

Washington CITY, April - As "a result
az the promotions Of Coils. BLISS AMI Cop
piDger. thr folioW ins promotions IN TIRE
Infantry W.ll - issued. Lieut. Col J. J.
Kent. % tire Elshfeenth. 20 Re colonel cf
ths T'weuty-four,hs Iicut Col oven
shine, 81 the Fifteenth, - - COLONEL %
tho Twenty thlrd: Mater e. VI HALEY.
~ TIE f4fssoafh. IN he lieutenant calouel
AZ the Eighteenth. Major 3 W. Powelf
81 ths Twcn5y FIRST a. a. lieutenant %
TIE Ftfseenth, Cant Charles Hobart or
the Ihsr3. 70 Sc usst,~ 80 the f'ffieruga.
cart } M C0e. % tae Twentieth. 10 b.
irsa toF 81 tfe Tseasy-tFst. az present 81
Yfagtsherr. f3oUt. J. J. fcr.ton. 81 sac
TvsEat fourth. 20 1ac captain ~ thas sse-
tmeut. Lieut. W C. Butler. - TIE rhirs
e. - captain ~ The Tal-t ard Ileat
$ Rogers - ire Twentieth. 10 d.
captain ~ tae TweatiEgh
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ity. Life was burden. On taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla, together with Hoods Pills,
my health began to improve. Formerly
anything l ate caused me great distress.
Now 1 can eat heartily and am greatly
improved in flesh and health. cheer
fully recommend Hoods Ssrsaparilla."
MRS. GRACE PARRIsoN, Cazenovia, n. Y.
Saved From Consumption.
az believe Hoods Sarsapsrilla saved me
from consumption. Before had finished
the first bottle could see change in my
health. / kept on taking it and gained
strength and the coior returned to my
face. also grew fieshy and felt like new
person. Ihave not seen the time for years
that ] felt as well as i have since taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla." MRS. HANNAH
FARRow, Lummisville, New York.
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1t is remarkable now many people
there are who have That Tired Feeling
and seem 20 think il is Of no impor-
lance or that nothing need be done for
ii. They would not be so careless il
they realized how really serious the
malady is. But they think or say 50 1t
will go off after WHILE
We do not mean the Legitimate
WEAKNESS which all experience after
hard DAYS work, but that all-gone,
worn-out feeling which is especially
overpowering in the morning. when
the body should be refreshed and
ready for work. 1t is often only the
forerunner Of
<ervous Prostitution
with all the horrible suffering that
term implies. That Tired Feeling and
nervousness are sure indication Of
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The Cuban rarln.

Washington C{ty. AprB - --t'oasul Gen
sTa1 Williams. at Havana Cara, untes
cate cf Aarti e. senfs % tae aepartrssa 6
81 state the translation ~ a telcxrs "a
sent ~ a committee or the represent
tive sugar manufacturers o-ssiliegS ana
merchants af NatsnEzas e. ths res' fer,
spanish ratnlster AZ Maaria. pttitl1uinE
for ire Fcsaoxsi % rhs taTfF aNsta tars
- the engranee ot C'gban prodacts safo
she ports ~ the nBofAeT country. lie en-
closed fNelN received fFeTn fse minister.
sasims 20 the petitioners that the pefE-
s1oas esn be granted caiy through lexis-
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Springfield, XIV. April 2s.Gccrge RAY.
a disreputahie negro. was hanged about
seven miles from here by Whitecaps las,
night. Some time ago Ray was taken
from his home and numerically whippe I
and ordered 20 leave the country. He
paid no attention 70 the order. hat thren =
ened a number Of prominent men. whom
IA charged with having a hand IN the
whipping. The officers arrested hin,
yesterday. His trial was set for today.
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The other Preacher He'll,

Chicago. April s.-The fact that the
young English clergyman. Fred Bell. was
some years ago the subject OF scandal In
this city and Columbus. Ohio. has caused
10 little confusion. people supposing that
Rev. Jonathan BELL. Of Birmingham. Eng
land. now under suspicion OF causing the
death Of Emily Hall IN a Detroit hospi-
tai. Is the same man. Rev Fred Bell
II IA San Francisco engaged IN the lee
turc field and conducting a weekly news
papcr.
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The GaIIows Transferred His Soul.

Little Rock, Ark. April ss.-The first
legal hanging IN Conway county in TWEEN
ty-two years occurred at Morrilton at 10
O'Clock this morning when George Whit
taker. colored. paid the death penalty on
the scaffoId for the murder OF his father
in-law on October 3, 1894. Whitaker died
asserting that the gailows would trans
fer his soul 10 realms OF eternal bliss.
In throwing the trap. Sheriff Whites
foot slipped and he fell through with
Whitaker. breaking hts wrist
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Washington city. April n Special
Comptroller Eckals has appointed state
Senator Y. { Wilson. Of Port Angeles
receiver 81 che First National bank ~
that place. {. =. Maliette was an app,l-
cant. bat his connection with the hank.
affairs vas such that he was not con-
sfderea
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oid Follows. Celebration at snoknno

Eastern WASHINGTON celebrated The sew
euty-siX.h anniversary or tho order here
today. Members with their wives AMI
children are here from all parts or the
state. Five hundred people pafaaea in
unlfovm thls afternoon. and an members
20 the order ara IN ths city tonight
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rnii For stale Marrnnt-

Olympia. April ~ Special The state
Treasurer has called for general fund war
rants numbers f9Sl % ISIS Inclusive. on
military fund iffi - 81 Inclusive.
Amount ~ cali-Eeneral fund. 81. 81 81
military funf. t4F.9sE
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impure and impoverished condition of
the blood. The craving OF the system
for help can only be met by purifying
the blood. Hood Sarsaparilla is the
one great blood purifier. 1t expels all
impurities, gives vitality and strength,
regulates the digestion and makes the
weak strong.
For the Blood and Nerves.
ain the spring / felt very much run
down-no strength or appetite. began to
take Hoods Sarsaparilla and my appetite
improved and / did not have that tired
feeling. For year past have not been
so could hold book or paper in my
hand without trembling. Now my nerves
are perfectly quiet. / think Hoods Sar-
saparilla is grand medicine for the
blood and nerveo." II. r. S2UIREs, East
Leverett, Mass. Hoods Sarsaparilla
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Olympia. .ApFii Is Special Insurance
Commissioner Price has just issued 20
Mrs Edmund Naiiaine 81 Seattle. a corn
mission 81 act "a Insurance commissioner
in her city. THIS lady Is distinguished
a hriag the nrNt ~ her sex in the state
20 receive such a document
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Purifies the Blood
Builds the Nerves and Makes the Weak Strong is the
Only True Blood Purifier Public


Miss Cecilia Braems.
a, String Quartette- La Joupie" new
b, Venetian Serenaie" new go. .Besley
c, Loves Dream After the Ball..
......'.s.--. ..--......-. ..s.....s.. SG4DA4ht
Mozart symphony Club.
a. Duett-"The Spring" ............. Lassen
b, Duett-"Nearest and Dearest" 49,.
Miss Cecilia Braems and Mile. Zbe
de Vieile.
Cornet Solo-"Echoes From the VAL
icy .--...-.'-.-'-....-. ..-.-.-.'.... .tloSu
Herr Theo. Hoch.
Da GAMBIA Solo-Fantasie .........De Witt
Mr.. Mario Blodeck.
Recitation ........ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES selected
Mile. Zoe De Vielie.
Song-"Happy Days" with viola
d'amour obligato. .............St relieZki
Miss Cecilia Braems.
Violin Solo-Mazurka de Concert. .Nusin
Mr.. Otto Lund.
Solo on the Roman Triumphal Trum-
Herr Theo. Hoch.
Today the instruments of the symphony
club will be on exhibition at SIS Second
street. and every one will be given an
opportunity OF seeing the viola d'amour
and the vioi da gambia.
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sr.al bargains fn cAGfrea-s trimmed
ess totay. }. :. GrA8am. rs ss~-o1d
rest