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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-08-19
WilliamstOwn Items.

Mrs. Chester Martin is recovering quite
remarkably from her broken bones.
Mrs. Melvin e. Burnham, for some time
a great invalid, has been able to ride out Of
late.
Samuel Foster OF Duxbury was in town
last week, looking after his farm matters
here.
Oliver Dickinson, a market gardener, is
raising peanuts on a small scale this
season.
Hermon Davis of Worcester, Mass, a
nephew Of Mrs. AFRO d. Nichols, is visiting
relatives here.
A sister of Mrs. Henry A. Ainsworth died
Of cancer, last Friday week, at her home in
Uniontown, Penn.
Jesse, son of Erwin H. Martin, will enter,
next term, on a preparatory course for col
lege in the Montpelier Seminary.
DR.. Charles Briggs writes from California
that there seems no possible chance for the
restoration of sight to Mrs. DR.. Scion
Briggs.
Miss Laura, daughter of Mrs. Martha
Lynde Remission, will go to Potsdam, N.
Y, from here, to enter the normal school
for a years course.
Messrs. G. U. Lathrop, Herbert p. Martin
and Harrison Bancroft (the latter of South
Barre) purpose to avail themselves OF the
low round trip rates to st. Paul, Mimi,
next week, and visit friends in the West.
Their wives will accompany them.
Henry Lasell has just gotten for his farm
work an Adriance Rear Discharge Binder,
manufactured in Poughkeepsie, N. Y. A
peculiar merit of the machine is that it is
"low-down binder" An attachment can
be used with 1t for cutting and binding corn
Of any height.
Among summer visitors here are Mrs.
Ellen Hopkins Watkins and her sister,
Miss George Hopkins, now OF Brooklyn, N.
Y. After a residence here of some years,
the family left here thirty years ago. Mrs.
Watkins husband is connected with the
New York Journal of New York city.
John A. Perry, an expert with a rifle, re-
Gently accomplished what Is said to be a
most remarkable feat. With a twenty-five
calibre rifle, at a distance of 200 yards, on
the Genera K. Bass meadow, at ten shots
he scored 102 points on a standard American
target. Seventy-five to eighty points would
be called good work, it is said.
THEORIES of cure may be discussed at
length by physicians, but the sufferers
want quick relief, and One Minute Cough
Cure will give it to them. A safe cure for
children. 1t is " the only harmles remedy
that produces immediate results" W. e.
Terrill & Co., Montpelier, vt.
Will Davenport, second son of the late
Rice Davenport, and now OF Providence,
r. L., is scoring success as a mechanic. He
holds an important position az a foreman
with an old manufacturing company in
Providence, and the errands on which he Is
sent in setting up machinery manufactured
by the company speaks well for him.
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- state of on L.
COUNTY.

Notice is hereby given that application will be
made to the General AIS mbly of, the State of
Vermont, at Its next session to be held at Mont
pelier In October, 1886, for the grant of a charter to
certain inhabitants Of this state for the formation
of a company for the purpose of constructing, main
tanning and operating a railroad for public use in
the conveyance OF persons, and, property to be
towns OF Chittenden, Mendon, Sherburne, Pitts
field, Stockbridge, Rochester, Hancock, Granville,
Warren, Waitsffeld, MOretown, Middlesex, Berlin,
andin the city of Montpelier.
Dated at Rochester, July 3lst, 1896.
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In GENERAL.
An August Afternoon.

All the long August afternoon,
The little drowsy stream
Whispers a melancholy tune,
AS II It dreamed Of June
And whispered in It's dream.
The thistles show beyond the brook
Dust on their down and bloom,
And out of many a weed-grown nook
The aster-howers look
with eyes of tender gloom.
The silent orchard aisles are sweet
with smell of r%ipening fruit,
Through the sere grass, in shy retreat,
Flutter at coming feet
The robins strange and mute.
There is no wind to stir the leaves,
The harsh leaves overhead;
Only the querulous cricket %grieves,
And shrilling locust weaves
A song of Summer dead.
w. d. Howells
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BUoKLEN's ARNIoA SALvE.-The best salve
in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers,
salt rheum, fever sores, letter, chappcd
hands, chilblains, com and all skin erup.
tions, and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give ~satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price twenty-five
cents per box. Fol- sale by @. Blakely,
Montpelier, Vt.
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VERMONT MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company
Notice Of Assessments for 1896.

The members OF the VERMONT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY are hereby no.
titled that the following assessments have
been made by the Directors on all notes in
force on the following days, to wit:
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For the year ending August 1, 1896, to be
pelier on or before the first day of Septem-
Der, 1896.
Members will find in the hands of the
agent of the Company a schedule show
ing the amount Of the assessment due
from each respectively, and the Conepany's
receipt therefor, and they are particularly
requested to see that their assessments
are paid when due. If neglected it will
necessitate notice direct from the office
and additional expense to the assured in
postage n interest.
WM. T. DEWEY, Treasurer.
Montpelier, August /, 1896.
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'+.ON.".
WI NUT
COUGH CURE

cures quickly. That 10 what 1t Was
made for. Prompt, safe, sure, quick
relief, quick cure. Pleasant to take.
Children like 1t and adults like 10.
Mothers buy 1t for their children.
Prepared by e. @. Dewitt & Co., makers OF
Re. Wits Littlo Early Risers, the famous
Vsle pills.
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On North6eld street; House and small Building
Lot, Firstclass investment. A. j. HOWE.
Real Estate Agent.
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SURE TO WIN.-The people recog-
nize and appreciate real merit. That
is why Hoods Sarsaparilla has the
largest sales in the world. Merit in
medicine means the power to cure.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures-absolutely,
permanently cures. 1t is the one true
blood purifier. Its superior merit is an
established fact, and merit wins.
HOODS PILLS are easy to take, easy
to operate. Cure indigestion, headache.
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Usrmomt @attbman.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1896.
Central Vermont Camp Meeting.

The Central Vermont (Methodist) Camp
meeting will be held on the camp-ground
at Mortified from August "a to August 81.
Following is the programmes;
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And the same are due and payable at the
Office of the company at Montpelier Sep
TENDER 10, 1896.
HARLAN w. KEMP, Treasurer.
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MONDAY.
700 p NJ, conservation meeting, led by j.
o. Sherburne. Williamstown.
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Notice OF Assessments.

Notice is hereby given that assessments
have been made by the directors OF the
Union Mutual Fire Insurance Company on
all premium notes given by the members of
said company in force on the days named,
as follows:
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or rs,~
state OF Washington, for King g~,a.asaaa
H. n a. Hastings, as receiver ~ ~ ~
cuFtty savings Bank. a yorr.,.s,sse
piatnttT. IS. LYDIA II. Kenoxx, Ts-se.e~.
,heiiegg' aeiendants. Summons for az
The state Of Washington 10 the Saga -.
n kellogg and Timothy Kellogg sssss~a'
ants above named:
You and each OF you are he~ehv a.
mened 10 appear within sixty iSa sss,
after the date OF the first pueliesfaa~ ~
this summons. to-wit. Within sssfx ~
days after the I'd day OF FebrasaFy ~
ana defend the ahoTe-3ntifle.f aefisr =
the aboye-eniitled court. and answsr -
complaint OF the plaintiff. and serve essx
OF your answer upon the understands ~
toTneys Tor plaintiff al their office aTsor
stated and IN case 0f your failure - \,
do. judgment viii be rendered agsinsf ~
according to the demand OF the censas-s
which has been tiled with the clerk 81 80
court. The object of the abose-entislss -
ton Is 10 obtain Judgment against ths =.
PENDANT, Timothy Kellogg. for the SUN =
800 and interest upon the note rtFen IS
him TO the plaintiff. ana for the eosss y
this action. including an attorneys fes =
sloQ. also praying for 3 decree sstahlsksx
and forscloSlng certain mortgage sisss
10 secure the payment Of the above iadsAs,
edness. and recorded in the mortgaga ~
or1S OF the auditors office OF King toaa,v
state CT Washington, in volume sA A
page Is thereof. and describing anG easer.
ing the following lands. situated in xais
county, to-wit. Lots numbers one az avs
(5l and six 90 In block number twenty.tss
CA, in Sander supplemental Plat. an ii
dition to the city Of Seattle. also sraysax
that III said decree the interest Of saeh =
the defendants in and 10 said property =
declared junior, inferior and subsyanA,s
TO plaintiff ; interest therein. and that ii.
equity o. redemption of each Of The a.
PENDANTS De forever barred and forccaos<4
and for general equitable relief
HASTINGS a STEnMAN
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys, Z. O. Address
Halter Building. Seattle. King Coaniy,
Washington.
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sTRA1Ts STEAMSHIP coApAsi-
sTRs. GARLAND AND E'A-s-

sa,,,Ia and 1vvnsend- Neah Bay fss Va.
stssm1r Garland leaves Yssisf ooes isJ
dsys. Wednesdays and Fflaays wii,.ans.
a. N. for Port Townsend. p Dor, crsscTni.
Dungsness. port Angr1es. r,ax ard Nsaa
Eav' returning. arrives seattle s.oss ieases
on Opposite DAYS sie.nnsr Ey "a visior.
Ysslsr dock Tor Port Angeles ar,sesys ..
Mondays, Nefnes1ass sas,srnzfs days ,
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The public fs hereby warned rot 70 pay
snv marcy 10 parties representing 20 Oe
axeufs Of the S@affle observation-disclosures.
ercspt fhe following. who are the crIy
sr,fnorfxed travelling agents o. tire Post
Irteliigencer. viz. j. A. Mcclellan. j. l.
Hawley and g Y. Peck. This does rot
apply 10 resident agents Of this paper " 30
q 70 located fa various cities and to~ns IN
rhe Northwest. nor 10 postmazters. VIC
are In ali cases authorized 20 lake SUD-
ecripfions for the Daily. Sunday ard
Weekly Post-fnteiilgencer. CRY eoilss-
fcrs: J. A. Catacart. X. r. HaWieys w.
II Hanna and W. vs.. Ewing.
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CITY Nor,rr.

= ..e~ epen for pssblie tasp~ess.s
-, ara ID remAtn nge,. 49, - a sae
:. s'1 = ssaa1s, ;he atah aav ~ N.--ssssa
tANSs ~ ~ 2Fs1 ag - asS.
s. - as~ affefS required 10 49, es-s fatess
se7 ~ ee}ancli "a sesas sssslr.s 80 - E'esxs
- tAs ee7srctl CHAMBER - ~. = e Asaa
Seiesafess il the CITY hail =, aoase a
80 ..ss % Marcia, So II : 10y -
80 H4Ae tee.lcn sAevafo p Il
~ satU tame 80 Axss "a 80.
eot.siaeF any and all ohlA.sss.,s' sels va
y 'i5 MAKE such corrections ~ 80 - ? 80
y Geefas tlSf. and wa ;Asr - ~ ~
amount TT such eesf .xSss %sat ~
street CROSSINGS twhich Shan - Asaiass
u general reai fana % tAe s3s,ss sa - tfss
sitea eF ordnance EnnroVa - ID va
levy and assess tns sr,,.,.s,s foa sna
AGAINST each ioj ard psresl 81 49, sas'ssf
IN said roil and declare ~ s - s1esa
tls'feoF- SAID matter may - ~ 49,. "a
a i&1er Gate II 50 ordered s,v ts -. =
Gil. i 4, ss- 80 Sly esea.
tlIY clerk % tn4 Cisv AZ 49,;
Date or first paAfissg5on Me- e&s,se.
CITY FREE EMPLOYMENT nr-
-, ~ vest scfneT Nth avenue ars
Ter way, Seattle. Wash Nsls -
maze neip furnished free Of cna-s. !"
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FoR COOKS .NLEr-

The Al schooner Ella Je VI, - nd.sssarene1
frsight and passengers. All y, .C,akss fnlst.
from seattle for re MI n,ai 3 For far,asTf
dlrssi: On or s as9s' a. offes EoIs .sS
RSIIding. corns- cenrnsss5a, rggIT.rn
first avenue. :. a Aysnt.
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A reward Of SO viii be paid for infor-
nation leading 10 TIE arrest ana cgnvic-
ton Of any one stealing copies o. the
observation-disclosures delivered 20 subscribers
throughout the city.
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Advert vers desiring display ADVERTISE
rsents changed for the Sunday issue must
hand In copy by / O'Clock Saturday to Ia
eure change
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rn erse~ % SECURE correct insertion az
~sst.s- s.rssr these headings. the same
stsssld ke left at tse business Offices q
fhts paper. no charge - Hss7s Tor sncn
Fur@raf notices. resolutions ~ ofsfT sFe-
rfsi snnossrcesnents wfIi f'e charged at fss
80. ~ fs csrsz rer lire each Insertion
prJsT-TyTYLIIGEsc co.
A&we~ffss~N <cffrA
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Advertisements under the head Of Lost.
Found For Sale. For Rent and Situations
Wanted will lie inserted at the rate OF
cent a word each insertion Payment al
vays In advance No advertisement re-
eeiyed for lezs than 2 cents
NOTTCE.-The business ofice OF the
post-Inteliixencer il open until IL y. m.
Sunday hours a N. 70 f21D D. m. and
10 y D. m. CLASSIFIED Advertisements VIII
be received ND 20 this time.
Advertisements wflI be received At
branch offices Of the PoSt-Intsfiigencer.
TACOMA BEREAU-So. iis2 Pacific
avenue.
P0kT TOWSsEND-M. French & Co.
BELLFSGHAM BAY-New Whstcom.
corner Holly and Canoe streets. o. III.
Culver. Manager
oLYMPIA--4f7i- Main street. Charles
Watson. Agent.
The following letters await advertisers
81 this Office.
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TIME- IAKIJ. IN TT T - n
North bound-Leaves Seattle ~.
leaves Port Townsend a ~. . irassss 1.srs
hsy Earbor 1879 a. IN. leaves yshss.
Tsrbor N ,45 o. m. arrives at New "ns'
pouta bourA-Leaves New Whaicola 80
m leaves Roche Hsrbor ~ a. ~. Pm
Friday Tiarhor II a. M tAse.,t. -
Tawnsend % m; arrives al seatfis -
D. m. owner Liz
] r Thompson. msnagsr osnr
Rcrarsus < &C. agents. Cssy o0S
Talenhore Main ~.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
tzE-Notice Is hereby given that there
VIII be a meet ting -. The Stockholders
o. The Haewretf Gold Mining Company. ut
room 81 Bailey busiSfng. Seattle. Wash.
or tie l4rh day Of March. ISL. al tns hour
OF II O'Clock 8. m. ter the purpose %
sle-fir,r a aoarrf OF I'VE trustees o. said
Company. 10 serve until the tlrSt Tuesday
in June ISS and for the transaction OF
such other business as may properly
come before such meeting.
This meeting IS called u-der section T.
article 4 81 TIE bylaws OF said company
In accordance with a written request. sign
e BY persons repre- Senttng more than
cre-fourth OF the capital stock OF said CON-
many. which request has been duly 6aes
wttE me J. NJ WILMANS. Secretary
Dated at Seattle. Wash. February IS.
100
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STEAMERS.
SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON. r,,,
Carrying United States mail, ieas.s .Ssy
docks foot OF Main street. a0hSssg y,
"Wednesday and Friday Al ! =. "a. "a
Port Townsend. san Juan islasas ssS
New Whatcom Returning, leaves ~.
Whatcom Tuesday. THURSDAY aha
day At 4 a. IN.
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BIRTHS.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

prglTTFp-On Nzreh !. gsss. 20 the wife %
NJ N 81 Pelfisr. a daughter.
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TRpNk FACTORY.

FOR TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING RAGS
80 20 Queen G1ty fFunk Fsetcry Fep&-r-
leg spef zalty. KesisF avenue aza1 CS-s7-
nsrS3al Branch. llA Sccoa1
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CnURca NOTICES.

CHURsH NOTICES.
THE WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN
church wili hold IT. first communion SER
vice tomorrow al II m Services both
morning and evening win BE- CONDUCTED
By Rev. &. - Jacobs. Proschs hall.
Ninth avenue. near Cherry.
EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MALE.,
-Housecleaning Of al, kinds. or
any odd jobs. Address Judson Elder.
fozi-fntsliigencer.
w ETEp- situation "a butcher or meat
cutter. Address Z. a. FL. Posf-Intelu-
RsTNnr.
EMPLOYMENT wAsTED-FEMALE
NANTED-An intelligent lady wishes po-
sluon as house, eeper in hotel or lodg-
ing house. ig a nrst-clasa manager,
would take place ia widowers home
Address ona NJ n. st-fatelligencer
WANTED-Fositfon as salespoman or
eopyist by woman Of experience. Address
lgib Second avenue.
WANTED - Sewing; frst-class dress
maker Address s. Post-Inteiligencer
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DEXTER HORTON & CO.. BANKxss
Incorporated iSS7.

DIRECTORS:
+. c. Neufelder. j. X. Hayden
8. Frauentnal Jacob Furth.
Sigmund Schwabacher.
Correspondence i'm all the principal cii0
In the United States and Europe.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS
RAILROAD TICKETS Reduced rates -,
new tickets 90 all points. Gilmore .
Thurston. general agents. Ice Cherry
street. between Front and Second
OH PAPERS Ter sale ~ TIE business
once o. tais PAPER IL per handle
AooIEN MILLS
EAGLE WOODEN MILLS "a Erc,.
street AT cloth and clothing Our on
rnanuf&cture SPECIAL attention - rsI3ad
20 our tatoriag dspartrnert Tor elm
r7lnEs and stylish and complete s.
BOOK BINDING.
BLANK BOOKS - any tea--fo,i,- r,..s
a. ? AnthoHy's book birsSrv. Ea-05.
street. foot q Cherry. Kline 4 F2ossn-
burg building
----~----------------
GIN AND IoCKSMIrB
LOUIS NE1'MANN, 81 Third C,n.
locks repaired.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELi.sNEors

FOR sALE-NisCELfANEo
FOR sAI.E-~Stone crushing plant. ,s.
horse power engine and boiler. AN neceS-
Sarv tools. boarding house etc lor~
lease. Address + Davies. p. o Box ssS'
rpR sAt.E-For So. first quality L-lr,-
hail aiano worth $40 - @aSh hafsr,eo
s. PER month. 90 Second avenue. m
stairs
FOR SALE Team. weight aaao. one team,
weight. is2, ore "a wagon: one sprinE
wagon. harness. exc. 4. Pr5tchari. River
Park
FoR SAI.E-Farniture ~ go4r -,,,,s -
s-ac3 coaditl0n and cheap xa.s4 ~r.-h4'
eoraeod Address y. Intelligence
FOR SALE OR TRApE,-A tow ia. -
hrst~cisss order Address Stesr,h,.t'
-Inteliigencer.
FOR SALE OR TRADE rs,-o.,.-.,..-.,
rolls3 Argus ban. ;. : Mu~phlrr "a
t5aa. Wash.
FOR sALg--sn'fs preralsr ,ypep-ste-.
harsalr- Tucie Jee Loaa oGtce BIZ -.
oai sveauc.
FlR ~First-c3sss second s,r., e.
nil4rs. "a" 'e'"eF 'aiTa and Marion
sNcets
rlgEtes a. l3f fh'rt svtn .e Stttrfa
FoR sAI.F-}iesse, hasr~ss snl v.g,,
Seattle oyster Go, Fissr dock.
FpR sAIE-Moaera rev Tux Ra-rsl,
iost-iu1eiiiseueer- '-'
FOR SAFE Ta-horse e-ss~e .-,r,-,.-.---,
be,lev Works
ron sAE.E- E'resa nilea COWS va
tor stables.
FOR sAAl-E-o!a newspaper. Apply at
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HAVENS FEMALE PILLS. 81. Gem
Drug Store. Occidental block. Second
street (Kerkow's old stand. yellow
front
CARNATIONS at &c per dozen Saturday
eth. only regular price 50c. Woodland
Seed and Floral Co.
MODEL. BARBER SHOP-Removed TO
Burke building.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR EDWARD s HASELL. VI. r. c. S.
England physician and surgeon sur
gieal-me6ical diseases Of women and
children a specially. Offices. 5fs-5is
Washington building Telephone. Main
I'll
p. B. ". MILLER. NJ D. etc. surgeon.
Medical and surgical diseases Of women
a speciality. Office. Star-Boyd block
Residence telephone. Main 3: onice
Main lis
DR. FLErSCHER. Deutscher arzt: spe-
clslfy, surgery and genito-urinary ais
eases Office. Gottstein block
DR. CALHOUN, physician and surgeon.
1911 Starr-Boyd block. Tel Main +oS.
DR. SARAH KENDALL. Holyoke block.
Telephone Green 35i.
DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL. s-27 Roxwen
block.
DIR. A. vESER. aoe Washington building.
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wANrED-AGENTs-


WANTED kia3s % second hand
household evo3ss stve rs = chance 20 buw
n as IL Viii pay zen, Caster 4 Mitchell
slf Thsr7a avenue. telephone. Pike 81.
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wAN-En-A rNcond-haHe p}aro az Eg,a
hulcieG.
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MONEY LOAN OFFIcE-0iiest estah-
L.asifssnt IN the city. Uncle Harms toan
avenue liberal advances on diamonds.
watches and 5ewelry: lowest rates
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Personal.

Miss Julia Fields, S. G. w. n, and
Mrs. Fannie A, johnson, s. G. w. Gu
of the Social Temple Of Honor visited
Portland social last Monday evening.
Fourteen We're initiated There We're
reeltations and singing by, the members
Of the social, followed by a collation..
Temple OF Honor band rendered some
fine selections during the banquet
Fire Commissioner Walkers condition
was more encouraging last evening
The trouble is complication of gastri-
tbs and pneumonia. There was con-
sultation on the case Tuesday, and after
it the physicians held out hopes of re-
covery.
Henry Fresenuis, the well known
brewer, was being congratulated by his
many friends yesterday on being the
happy father of a new girl.
Tax Collector Francis G, Anthony has
returned from his trip to Florida. ,
Rev. Michael McKeon pastor Of the
Church of the Sacred Heart is ex-
pected to return to-day from a months
trip south, where he had gone to obtain
a rest. He has visited Savannah, Jack
sonville and other points in Florida,
and will return in excellent health.
He was accompanied during the first
part of his trip by DR.. E. G. Madden,
who returned about two weeks ago,
who died yesterday.
Miss Julie B. Cargill OF AZ Goffe street
is seriously, but not dangerously, III
at her home. She was taken sick with
fever about two weeks ago, and her
condition has shown no Improvement
since then,
Wednesday evening DR.. and Mrs. b.
w. Scripture gave and dinner followed
by reception at their home, 220 Law
renee street The reception included
vocal and instrumental music and an
exhibition of stereopticon' lantern views.
Among the guests were Prof. and Mrs
Sumner, Superintendent and Mrs. Ken
dan, Or. Creelman, Miss zehring, Prof.
and Mrs. Hopkins, DR., Seashore, Dr.
Ess, the German novelist, Mrs. Prof
Richards, Miss Richards. Mrs. Prof
Luquiens and Miss French.