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The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23
national Republican Club.

The National Republican Club was re-
organized last night at $40 Bush street,
and the following officers were elected:
President, H. J. Hess; vice-president,
Edward Bottom; recording secretary, f. G.
Robrecht; financial secretary, Max Haas
treasurer, K. A. Lundstrom; sergeant-at-
arms, J. D. Barry; executive committee
Robert Little, J. T. Quarrels, F. w. Am
man, Peter Hanson and Charles Smith.
The meeting was well attended and a
large mum Der of applications for member
ship were received.
The club decided to hold its next meet
ing at California Hall within few days.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23
Josenh Getz,s Will

The will OF Joseph Getz has been fled for
probate by Reuben Cohen, who has been
named as executor by the heirs OF the de-
ceased. The estate is worth about $4,000,
but large amount of property was tranferred
to Johanna Getz, wife of the testator, before
his death.
OF the remainder of the property, $4,000 is
left in trust for Mildred L. Phillips, grand
daughter of the deceased, and the balance to
Johanna Getz, the widow. The document
goes to state that others of his descendants
are Intentionally omitted from the will for the
reason that tes tator has full confidence in the
devotion of his wife for them.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23

revision i fho1g6t pnoper T5Se1A W6ife as g
the third, namely, that the bonds were
exempt by legislative enactment, it was
untenable, since the code had been
amended so as to exclude railway bonds
from the section referred to. The decision
affirming the judgment of the lower
tribunal is signed by Justices Temple,
HenshaNy and Mcfarland
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23
AUCTION SALES.

BY sHA1NwADD. BUcKBEE & Co.-This day
(Thursday) Real Estate, at salesroom, 2lS-22O
Mont tomery street
BY GEO. F. LAMsoN-This day lThursdayl,
Furniture, at O'Farrel street, near Taylor, at q
o'clock
BY FRANK W. BUTTERFIELD This day
CThursday), Stock and Fixtures OF Dairy store,
at Polk street, near sacramento, at II o CLOCK
BY s. BAscH-This day Thursday, Groceries, at
ia Eleventh street. at IL O'Clock
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23
Golden Gate valley Club.

The Golden Gate Valley Democratic
Club, William Wright temporary chair
man, held meeting at their hall, on the
corner OF FiIbert an Fillmore streets, last
night. Th ere was a large and enthusias-
tic gathering of DEMOCRATS, over fifty new
me embers having signed the roll A reso-
luton indorsing the nomination of Joseph
P. Kelly for Congress was adopted.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23
Wants His Team,

R. W. Payne has sued the Foxhall stables for
the return of $625 pair of horses and coupe
hired to the stables some time ago. He also
asks for 5000 damages.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

CALIFORNIA THEATER--"Ca
BALDWIN THEATER.-" Bohemia" next MONDAY
evening,
COLUMBIA THEATER-" Moths"
MoRosco's RA-hoUsE-"Irish Inspiration
TIvoL1 OPERA-HoUsE.-"I Pagiacci
ORPHEuM-Hi -High-Class Vaudeville
SUTRo BATHs-Bathing and performances
SHOOT THE CHurEs-Daily at Haght street.
one block east of the Park.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23
NEW TO-DAY,

Where wine is good,
much wine is drunk. When
beer is good, much beer is
drunk.
Where tea is good, much
tea is drunk that is not
in America; that is only
in Japan and China and
other tea countries and
England and Russia, where
tea IS pure and fresh :
roasted.
If we have anything to
say about it, California will
have good tea too your
money back if you don't
like ScAaz1lng's Best
A schilIing & Company
San Francisco sH
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23
SATURDAY. at the C1iT.

The officers and members of the Harvard
Club are preparing for grand banquet TO be
given at the Cliff House next Saturday evening
at z O'Clock. George B. Merrill, the president
of the club, will preside on the occasion, and
the mem bers are looking forward to grand
time The club has accepted an invitation
from Manager Colonel Robinson to visit the
Sutro Baths in the afternoon, after which the
members will proceed to the Cliff House and
enjoy the banquet The following are the
officers of the Harvard Club: George B. Mer-
rill, president; NJ. 2. Michael. Vanderlynn
Stow, vice-presidents; r. e.. Harrison, secre-
tary; J. S. Severance, treasurer.
Ho1TTs School for Boys, Burlingame. Sixth
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23

In Spanish obituary notices the cause OF
death is always given.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23

Ho1TTs School for Boys, Burlingame. Sixth
year begins Aug. 4. Ira G. Hoitt, Ph.D. Mastsr+
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NOTICE TO rnx YrEIsc.

ne xzzhEte v he~szsT vzrrs< n5t - pay
esY rssnsy - parties sssr<s<-ssfx = -
o1<nzs ~ eAe k~~ssze fas%~tAt<a xsrsfer.
autA1rszrc fYxsezsrx axe~zx - ne fn*--
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arx yscxsx< n xsrsrsnx ca-see an f~zrs IN
Tbs kerfhHer nor % 1s<krzssEsrs- 40
are ST. I'll e&ees authorizes - tz&a sst-
eersSrscnx for sss gssBTs rs~xT -,
tcrv- =. A. Fsth@z~T r. r. h2sSsys ~.
n Banrz axs< 81. " E~ssr-
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CIVIL SERVICE ExAMTSATfoSS-No
Tie is hereby Sfyss ssAt exa-1srafior.
viii be he's q .hz city hsl fer ala per
sors who hsve rae4 Applications .or 20
sztbo-s 81 he ssrytce q lie ETY. II fs@
various cs2zr1n@nss msnElcr~i sescw
Exz14snztlo1S VII begin CT t.s cav
zsezs4cEeS ard c1csin1@ each DAY. rr-tf
a. Applications in eaca 6eparras<r. are
examined. IS fcskoEs
I~ahox zr9 5arftor ss-vtrs. Nav ma Yss.
Nseh&nleal and eva engineering servsea
Mar LA. i&ss.
Ci~rical serrio~. MAy issA. 1895:
Isorzrr service. Nsy zez1 10:
Electrical service Nay e1ss lSse:
Irsp~r-so- service. May zzrd Tsss-
Sssrs2izr@ces. NAY 0r1- los
Al Applicants VIII ne examined Il .es
branches SPECIFIED r. ire r1.es ar1 -exu-
fztssas % Ire commission and n shs re-
914rsuen Of ne 2oslEica for xascH snsy
ass VII - arpTcre1 Later thar ssx Hz<s
prscr 10 slca sxasrzrAt31sg.. Eaea applicant
VII rs<siss postal notice CT .ns exact
tine &c his ex21---z<.51- BY cr1er % tie
ccErlsssoz- A H GEOrT
Secretary.
IsP0usDED STOCK NoTIcETh. sol-
loxsHg aeKrr5nsd horse rae rs&rss -
tbs city pSur5 On May - isaS AL vi
- sold a. p1nsse aactsC- 20 sA@ ssxh@s.
hs55s- fer ezsh iz had 70 psy ee~.s az
s-rDsur1fnx zsse advertising. T.~sssv.
J@7- As~ a. = eek a. n. a. tire
frozt 1a&r II pcs+c@ hes1c - -1@rz co.,
rer OF Tasrss sseEse Anf T@sser .zys
Ore xsI-e aorSss BRANDED Or right hfr-
T5s owner Of TIE above s@s~~Fl5sd ass-xs
s<s1x 20 ne grknoxn-
g = REED.
Ar-3rx C--es Of pais~e
Date Q: e<s. Sss.aca,ioz. Nag =. Ixk
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zax zrAx rz-.sx-.

sZs&&EE LIZA -y1Ruu~1
G1--YEx gEeess ssz@x -z.x
41z. 49, e &xs- $500 x--
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A. -
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laws zs-r Tzw-s@zzz A.
@kE = 2t1zsr saeh 4 "a s-zz<s nrr5S5E
80 Is - - z-rssz ~ <-I
s-A = -
Ssz1z 1s3szss5--z1z3Tes &sB ~. ].
n s@zs-& Ess-. ksz~<ssr "a
rrE-xy 1A-szr = r. III ear.
ex1ss<1 = , -. k--sEzs a. - +
= -
= Possesses. -szzxsr-sunr 1.
51rRr4@s q Co. zxszzs -xzy -
IsazS2z1e xzsE &
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP coMPAxx
srRs. GARLAND AND EvANoGk

seasrt~ ard Tsur<ent-<saa BAR -
Stsarzsr G.-iarS leaves yezser 11rk -
2xys wetrexczyx n-4 Frs1ayo r
a n. so- rgr- Towr*~rd- psrs 0nUrn
fs<styseurx. PysA.- Gsaftasn Hay - ~
Fay reEaFR.7A. arrives a. Seattle 4 \
70. a. orpcss- says. ssezrssr Exun
raves ye<ser socx fsr Foxx Ac9&Su -
ytrso-sz. Mor&zyz. wednesdays an ~
cav az ss5e p "a: Arrives Sssstls -
RAE days IL :. In
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STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Gzssraits 34sTk teos - " ash4lP
tea street. Tuesdays Thurxssys ard -
urSays. az 7 oFefsrk a IA tot Esrxsz4
fAurk Gamble, s~ass4ck Brst-Gn. H1z1t
Dewxsso. I~illsn4np Falls. Ha~ssspcrt -
CsiaE CITY. Returns z5feSars tara
D TROtrTazAS. NAss0.
T4leresn% Red 81
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THE BARK SHIRLEY.

VIII leave rzsns's 8srx .. Seattle. -
Cock irist about MAY &
For fresgnt and passenger rates arpey =
o4sce cs
EE. CAME. Assst
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VICTORIA ROUTE

sTEAxEP RESALE.
qArfsrx-or cock tsaxes for Tir-c-ea 81
Po-r Tesrse-d daily. .xesps sa.rrs4y- .
LIB u IN rwsaYnt-E E@aFss Nsct1S,A =
- A. n. Sfssr1sr Fsass i>asEe sor fuEt
To.-se1c art Esy pQarss 6S3ir. 49,
Susczy. a. n m-. Sunday asrSrt- q
4. IA returning. fret s.zees Fs
Tcensez1 al p II 'Fao1ss. PIKE y
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n 0w1e< Is ep~urs r1~-rrT 9ns<Tz11s -
xes5oer w<s<e- t-@z< h<zErxz rts< szrns
GeS1ss ~ 49, ~ esx 1zsr<<x s-1seS
traz rnDrr. ~ r1zrxs = zzsse ar kzs1A
Ez<srex
fxx~rns xnss~~S r~~eszearv ~ eFse~ s5~-
Ca sr-zegreexs~rss szl - eseyEsE ~ 20
f11s - Il ce~ref ,~r E.~ ssz1 ezse--2c
rT~T-FNTEz-I-sgfsrRf FzE Co
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xEwAxD.

4 s<~aS1 ~ ezs vs1 - 80 for trfse-
0nxzoa se11snx % to srss~s ass <envse-
fSoH - axY ox< srss1azx esppaeH ~ ne
rts:-fnzslEx<r>1r ssssyexe5 50 s13ser1s>rD
shr1sRsDct ske ezty-
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PUGET SOUND AMI CENTRAL A1uD'
IcAx STEAMSHIP coxpAxY-

Regular sasisrgx estve>e Pnsst
er1r1 arr Esrsras Americas
po<ss. Gecsrai e1lss. NssaG LII
acfisfrx-
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THE vAScorvER Rorrx

STEAMER GEORGE g STARR
Leaves Tacoma Il rocr. ssxstte. Ya19
~azrf. ? N. N1nfRys a-ss Tezrs6Aro
fer Port TcuHs4Kd. Aracurtss FsS@hey(a
SeE szsec~r Ei2ins ard Fritay H.
eo-. a-@ SssscoDyer, arriving gxrc0gpUe
. n. following Gay
Fare "a Blame. ~ fare 70 vazeoegok
er vA4rt
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Erxr-yr s>er~s<. yr15av. Mar y 80.
y<sf-se n Pig seFs ~ Mrs - Fsss-s
xsnf~xx frS-r se- xz<s rss1sfrscs@ - 80
sxze~z- Rszn1&g, MAJ - ~ : .. n
4rs<1r--se as sso~rs IL F~srsoS<- Azy =.
Arza~~ ~ 7rzxx, aged u yssrA
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TEE N&Fd 7. F-f-s-t J 1r< l. -
Seattle Exe-@s. ARD wh4tc1m Yc1eos
State - Wa<%srxtoz seaves Srassse ~
exeeps Saturday. az y > n
S.&ssss sza La CoEz<F re4se-rAtrA2se-
leaves Seattle daily. exc@ps ssn4Ay. =
O. H.
TsisDAors. Mar IA yes,er doh
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wHArcoN $50 Ill Eourk
rEAszR BAY CITY

Leaves Clty dS~k. foos % MATS srrsse
Tuesday. THURSDAY xaG sasB<sszy. az
n. fer Anae1rzez. Fz3rhsser An4 W1af
eczs. Eesurs3ag. iezEec Nnsf<nnn S1cd1{s
Wednesday and Erla4y a. = II FARE
L1lsy. Bsxzfsfas a Co. C1sy 1zsK. asr1A
Paoss. Azin g..
W. Il ELLIS os1o.
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= d q TEANSrczT4rrn =
WEEKLY rLE cArn

STEAMER CRY % cuxNzAnr
S<zx. =s- Hxz.
leaves Sea -Es~s3Ey Nxr n
z.xzs- ws@-zss:xY Nay n IL -
Sz.zr1zT- Mas - n : a. q. LxassS
ss-rasa- y s-xe~sxy. kxg 5. q nv
S-azzs, Lag - a. A. ~ Szz611
~. 81 , - - EzzN-g al sez.0u r.
S<zS1- CITY Eszzzr Fs<-sz 81
(T-laE- gozzx szS4-a SGz<zy - ~,l
Tzes<zy.
STEAMER Fz-4kN NrsyyAl1
Ns-Gzy Wednesday xzx rrsstay ~ ~ Z
Ter Es7zasrz.s. ES<rse- zaz s11'
rzv@r pss1-sx. Csr-zr .sr5zxA . r
Zz~e9sT ssE Sx-zr1kJ
C-y 9sek szsxzaerz - al 2s<xn = =
Soul 0yea al -1x5S T.is2e11n ~
~ = q TEEEEz 49,,
PORT ORCHARD AND @ox1 80
NEZ*sS ED-yK
STEAMER A 2 E0a<yuW
G4rrFAzz Z Nj
On Poe- Qr<~Arz AL Hurr Uanni6
route t<sEes csxT tscx- fss<
sr-e<l 80 A. IA ez-ESx n Ssaxk ~
EgyeSezl Brick rs-s 5-snerrA ri II
NAVY Tara S1ez<y. CAArsez-1n- -
CAsec. Szswsr@azeL Leaves psff
sAsy scz<<e- a. . e. axrt1m
~ . - z ~ EseSzAox- zAxR =
Esxz-1ss 4 Ca Axe1-A Tsz<eAa
q
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xRUsE AND MADISON LINE
STEAM SCHOONER LAgxE

vgl sal from S&n rranctsso. Mar q. car
~ zz tTr ghE at s. pr ton Connecting a.
seattle 20. AL pctr.s-
z. z CAME. Axenr.
Ar.lzxt1n cock xei<1aocA. PIKE "A
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PACIFIC COAST srEAsusn =

psspatcs STEAMERS t-s9 ssaxus = ~
fo1s-
Es< Sa. rrzz-zxrs. - - - r.
se.eo13 e-zxz. VA P1rz Tuwnnanf ~
S4cS1<12 ~ - II feasseznm -
ee1y-4 - board q. ! l. III May G & n
II - x-t =
Fc- AizxkA-Mzy az1 r. as9aA
FruH San Francesca ssr vsteaG1 ~
Psxes scs-z6 peru. ~ q - Nay & "
- - s.a -
rscxe.s .sAy - eesAzcsf q. - - ,
tie ccE-azr. az Eer.Sz Gack Snnz1k
T. p -HOWBExlxsE- p q -
GoCJDRr-E- PERKINS 4 CO.
Ge1erA Axxnta Ssx rrnr<znca
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Alver<1esrs 1>~.rzg <Aspzxy advertise
nerls eIaaExst fer re Esz5zy sss1s z11zxt
ksne ir eesy By cs<s<k ssEsrc&F &c -
01ss change
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WAna
INGTON ROUTE

STEAMER MART y PERLXY
Leaves Harrkrxrrzss wharf. seos e WaG1p
frgtcz street. for 8osth Hxa<A oy4s1Q
grove. Pr White. 6reznee1pa, Un1tGI
Trasytcr- chtrc. ssiyerstase. e Is =
Saturday. 10 p n ss-3ay. = ~ -
.arrsrx leaves Sssvsrsxls Il - q =
Tes<phones Back a
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OLYMPIA TACOMA AND EzAxx2
ROUTE
81 W.ztsy Szvkgt.3c4 Co o s<enmW
N-LT<ONAE
DAILY THE CARD
Leave ArxtNo.
csyrrza at 81 - Tkcc1x Az oDan
Tsrae.z at.-ss5s q snsez-zie 81 -
S=z-tix ~ -. ~ mTzesnra ats- t1Do
TaSozx at. ~ , 7Nsx ryzx a. eDon
CITY OF ABzszDEEN
Dasls excsD< SSzzA1xy-
Leave ArTSx4
Seattle .~.... ID . -sTzc1-xs 49,. 9240
lzcs--a Hess . - EEyzetz - i01u
-accr-a 49,. SS2 naS1agsSs ... f21u
Fare s<fwe-z S<4--ze az1 faco01.
cr7fx Lz19Eg a. S<asEle CITY 3ock -
c< Mar stree
Lilly. RpGsRDrs A CO.. AexnsA
City to-ck -~serscze. AA:A =
Cxpz L NEsxy, Asrzgsr-
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ALASKA

pzc.ae Cr4x. Szexna5Hzv Co0pnvD
STEAMER Al-kI
Al -Eg1r EeE<zSz1- ESx z-S<r tacx en-M
passenger scrcz= e<1z Esanss MI ~ ~
Seattle Atr =. ~ T. H. eaz-leg g
VICTORIA.
MARY ISLAND. KErt-HfkAx
HUNTERS BAN. WE-ASGEx>
JUNEAU ard DOUGLAS TSLAm
J. 2. TR0NBkIU0x
Puget SoCzss Szs< rtafse31k
Seattle esacs. Ocean 3zrx. sa1f -
street Txi-yAoz=. Mar ~
fseo<tx1 Perkk-z 4 Co, xszsral -
san Francesca
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yOR RENT VasaatIr coraeY At a. FsE.
sweet raM sccugsg~a ~ n. Aahfe.
afteg June = pros Ntsaa =. Hzrpeg
agent. e. HcstcR aalk ssll4.ns.
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR GREYHOUND.
Daily. except S.rtxy
Leaves Seattle a. N, = a. q n
Leaves Everett s1A a m. 2ssa ?. ~. Ia
r N.
sU=1ayE--L@sxes Seattle II .. N. leaves
EFerstx : ,.
Fare-s-zgie TIP. &c. Foaza trsa. rz-
connects ~ish beats for Taeazng ara ss.5~
ho-1isn-
Landsnx-colsnar sock. fost O. Marie,
street
COMPANY
=. W Goerhue. Manager.
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PORT BLAREiEY ROUTE
SARAH ~ RESToN.
Leaves C<ntrz1 Dock daily excer. SAT
rr4Ay and ssa1ay. - o IA and ana ais
p IL. s&Ier4As, - = n. D. IN snl
=. "A
Leaves REaksisy. except Saturday arx
s1nazy = -. an !. ss1 20 ?. M.
surGsy. a. "a A-1 p N
THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER WILLAPA.
Capt Georre RShxrsa.
Leaving Seattle sog Asaskz Mar u ssre
ar9 every tH1rte%z Gays gaerezsrer
For frelg1t ans passenger rates sr-sfx
70 J. G. CARROLL. As~rr -
schrzszcaer cocs Tel PIKE &
CHARLES z PEABODY. Gsnerzl Mar
sgsr. SEATTLE
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FOR THE GOLD FIELDS OF THE
Yukon RIVER ALASKA.
TIE Steamer EXCELSIOR VII leave
Seattle OF Or about June : FEY q NJ
shael's- connsctlzr wiSh the Steamer p
All rn1nEre camps ca the river
TAis r. ne oily reazs 20 the ynker
Enlaes - wsscn fa@ cz7xsrs aa6 harSx-tps
ers a. s>a1Eie sr9 are izcze4 if-ecesy Z,
tAs mines For rates. ETC.. zPSiy 70
NORTH AMERICAN RA~sPogrA.
TIo< AND TkAbiSC CO. S<asaeaea-
sr's Wharf. Seattle. wsxh-
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SEATTLE TO TACOMA
4 -Four rc-z1 trips daily. sxeere Sunday.
Il Cre hour ard .&erty-Hre us---e1
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily r7ys- S@atsis-T2rcn8
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY Z.
TINE CARD.
Single fare Sc, rSzn9 rip. *
:. X
Leave Tacozns-s-se a IA. l. &N q m
SUNDAYS.
Leave Searttie-T a x: = n-.sc 2. n
Lave -.eona-sc,s a. a.: ID % D -
Landing a. $srzheru pxeEz- re1rs Ia
coma. ard Commercial dock fcss % Ma
rsca street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State Of
wa<Etrzrcn. fare So
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PERSONALS.

Misses Mamie Robbins and Maud
Merrimon are having a delightful stay
at Connelly's Springs.
Mrs. r. E. Holleman has returned
from Asheville and other summer re-
sorts, after an absence of two months.
Justice and Mrs. Montgomery and
Miss Betsy Montgomery returned yes
terday from "A visit to Warrenton and
Henderson.
Miss Cora Holt and Miss Louise Holt,
who have been the guests of Misses
Mamie and Ethel Norris, returned yes
tel day to their home in Graham.
Mrs. ]. W. Stroud and daugters,
Mary and Lillian, who have been visit
ing the family of Mr.. j. w Denmark,
returned yesterday TO Florence, S. C.
Mr.. c. w. King, "A former Raleigh
young man, who has been for some
years living in Durham, and who was
so unfortunate as to have his right
leg so badly hurt a few weeks ago that
it had to be amputated, is able to be
out and is visiting his parents, in this
city, on South West street
Mr. McMcBam. of Mandate, Ala
nance county, was in the city yester-
day. Mr. McBam brought us seven
teen new cash subscriptions for his
neighbors. He tells us that there is
not single man in his community.
except probably one colored man, who
is going 10 support Mckinley. Every
body in that part of Alamance and
Chatham are for Bryan.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY IN BRIEF.

Miss Ennis gave a pleasant trolley
party to a number of haf friends Tues
day night.
The Y. M. C. A. bicycle club had a
midnight run to Garner i'll the moon
light Tuesday night.
Fayetteville and Raleigh will cross
bats at Athletic park to-day at 4:30
%. m Both teams are in excellent con-
dition, and a good game is expected.
A special meeting of the Y. W. c. I.
r.. will be held this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock at the residence of Miss Annie
Mitchell, opposite the Union depot. All
the young ladies whose names were
taken at the Central Methodist church,
during one of Miss Kearney's meetings,
are especially urged to be present.
At a special meeting of Raleigh
Typographical Union, No. 81, held yes
terday Mr. George w. Mitchell, of the
News and Observer linotype force, was
elected delegate to the International
Typographical Union. which meets at
the Printers Home at Colorado
Springs, Col, in October; +. c. Owen,
of Edwards and Broughton's job de-
partment, was elected alternate.
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The MKINLEY-HoBART TICKET.

Bailey of North Carolina spoke
his mind TO a News and Observer man
Hast night. it may be interesting 10
knGw that fo- the first time he finds
7..a elf fighting on tie opposite side
ito Inn Young and Loge Harris. He
say, 'sAll this talk abo1- the King
down of tine Mckinley tic<e. in North
Carolina is the yeriest rot. There is
no power on earth that can make the
100000 loyal Republicans of the State
vote for Bryan. Personally, am will
ang to see any reasonable sacrifice
made by my party to effect fusion and
TO insure the election of Judge Russell
as Governor, and lihe return of Senator
Pritchard to the Senate, but if fusion
can be had only at the expense of The
Mckinley ticket, further talk about
this matter is useless. Between losing
our political manhood and the respect
of the National Republican party, L
az, an one of hundred thousand Repub-
9'iiicans who prefer % fi~ht a losine fight
land gro down for Republican principle,
rather than secure a few petty offices
and aid in the election of the Chicago
sPopulist ST. Louis ticket. The idea of
my voting for anybody but a Republic
can for President is so outrageous as
to be maddening. Ali the Republicans
in North Carolina have TO do is TO
atand squarely by Mckinley and fight
from now until election day, and we
vill be sure TO contribute 10 his over
yhelming majority (now assured) in
. The electoral college in November"
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SENSIBLE

People are always on the alert to pre-
serve health, for "health is wealth A
rich man once said he would give half
his fortune to be able to digest buck
wheat cakes. Indigestion is very com
mon One of the best remedies for IN
digestion is Otterburn Lithia Water.
Four or five glasses daily will work won
ders and improve your general health.
Be on your lookout TO- typhoid fever.
The germs are found in much of our
drinking water. Otterburn Lithia is alb
solutely free from germs and other or
ganic matter. ! am buying Otterburn
in large quantities and can sell it so
cheapIy that many will use it for gen
eraJ drinking purposes
Otterburn Lithia is tonic, dluretlc
and blood purifying remedy furnished
by nature, and thousands will testify as
to its medicinal value. Ladies will find
that it enriches the blood and improves
the complexion to marked degree. OF
terburn has long been prime fayorlte
with physicians, as it is easily retained
by the most delicate stomachs ltprob-
ably has larger sale in Raleigh than
all other mineral waters combined. Par
ties furnishing their own containers VIII
be given special prices.
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FIGHT AGAINST STATE AID.

''The fight against State aid to high
er education has not ceased. SAID Kew.
John Z. White, Secretary OF the Bap-
fist State Board of Missions. 1T is
no longer a personal fight and has no
longer any personal bitterness. But
the voluntary principle as opposed TO
State aid is being everywhere urged.
Every Baptist Association that has
met in the State this year has passed
a resolution declaring against state
aid. There are forty-fve Baptist AS
sociations in the State, and every one
of them will endorse the position al
ready taken in this matter"
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FOR SECRETARY OF THE EXECU
TIVE COMMITTEE.

The name of Mr.. r. III. Cowan, editor
of the Durham Globe, will be present
ed to the State Democratic Executive
Committee for election as secretary of
the committee. Mr.. Cowan has been
a consistent and earnest silver man
all the while. Mr.. Cowan has had ex-
perience, having held the position of
secretary of the committee during the
campaign of 1892.
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RESIDENCE FOE RENT

My ten-room dwelling house and all
necessary buildings, and five acres, on
corner Saunders and Peace streets, adj
joining the Devereux property, on
north edge of the city; excellent or
chard and garden spot and good well
of water. On of the most desirable
residences in Raleigh; in good order.
Now occupied by Il. w. Rogers. Pos
session given August 1st. APPLY to
JOHN w. HINSDALE,
Raleigh, n. G.
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Big crowds go down to Ocean View,
Old Point Comfort and Virginia Beach
on the Seaboard Air Line So Saturday
ticket, to enjoy the cool breezes and
surf bathing at these famous summer
seaside resorts. Why not take two
DAYS off and rest? You need it after
the hot weather uhis week. Everybody
comes back delighted