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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-01

To NJ. NJ. Kelly and u Rosenberg and
5. w. and Il r. Overstreet-You are
hereby notified that ON the 21st day of
the September term, 1896, of the hustings
court Tor the city of Roanoke, Va, the
Bankers Loan and Investment COMPANY
will move said court to appoint T. w.
Goodwin as trustee in certain deed of
trust executed by Kelly and Rosenberg.
dated the list day of December, 1891. re-
corded in the clerks Office of the hastings
court for the city OF Roanoke, Va, in
deed book 40, page 1914, in the place of
Silas w Burt, the trustee named in said
deed, he, the said Silas w. Burt, desir-
ing to be relieved of said trust. BANK
ERS' LOAN AND INVESTMENT co.
BY Cooke 81 Glasgow. 15.tf
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-01

| hereby certify that the above named
commissioners have executed the bond
required by the afore. mentioned decree.
Teste: s. S. BROOKE, Clerk.
8 IS I'd
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-01
LEGAL. Nt,rrCys.

To NJ. II. Kelly and NJ Rosenberg
and " ID. Porter and II. n. Day-YoT
are hereby notified that on the 21st day OF
the Septenbe. term, 1895, of the hastings
court for the city OF Roanoke, Va, the
Bankers Loan aud Investment Comnanv
Will move said cnp:t to appoint II. w
Goodwin as trustee in n certain deed of
trust eXec;ted by Kelley and Rosenberg
dated the iSt day OF December, 1891. re.
corded i'll the clerk $ Office of the hustinps
court for the city of Roanoke, Va in deed
book 20, page 3S3, in the place of Silas
w. Burt, the trustee named in said
deed, he, the said S,ilas w Burt, desiring
to be relieved of said trust. BANKERS.
LOAN AND INVESTMENT co. By
Cooke 81 Glasgow. S15-tf
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-01

The National Collecting Agency. OF
Washington, ID. c., will dispose of the
following judgments:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01
HERE
The Campaign Will Be Con-
Quoted From Seattle.
POPoCRATs AT HOTEL NORTHERN
All Political Parties WIN Make This
the Central Point From Which
20 Direct Operations.


Seattle VIII se ne headquarters OF all
the political parties in the ssAts. and from
this city the state campaign on both sides
VIII be directed The Republican state
central committee decided 10 establish
their headquarters In this city some days
ago, and now The PoDulis,s ard their two
allies. the Goats and the Democrats. havs
decided to fellow the same course.
There was a conference yesterday q the
ehalrmen % the state central committees
CT the three factions Of which the Populist
party : composed. II. I. Jones. otherwise
and more widely known as Deep Creek
Jones. OF Spokane. was the Democratic
member OF the joint conference: Frank r.
Baker. OF Tacoma. was the Popuiist head
center. and Edwin Sharpe appeared for tho
Goats
Their conference was assisted" BY sew
eral volunteers from the ranks OF the Pop
ultsts. Democrats and Goats. resident here
and IN Tacoma, and as Is usual n POpulist
assemblages, the debate over the question
as 10 where headquarters should be locat-
ed vas long. loud and animated II lasted
from O'Clock IN the afternoon until .
O'Clock, and finally vas determined in IA
vor OF Seattle. the supporters OF this city
evinciug the greatest tenaclty of grip and
the most animated fiow OF oratory.
Headquarters viii accordingly be opened
- 4
tel Northern. and remain there untl the
conclusion OF the campaign. They viii
nominally be the headquarters Of the three
factions. In reality they viii be simply
the headquarters OF the Popuiists and their
Goat allies Messrs. r r. Baker. repre-
senting the former. and Edwin Sharpe.
representing the latter. Will De ia charge
OF the headquarters and Will direct the
campaign from that place. Deep Greek
Jones, the Democratic central committee
chairman. viii not. however. be in evil
dence. He viii return TO Spokane, and will
direct what is left Of the free silver
Democratic party in its campaign from
that point. There will be no conflict OF
authority, however. for what emanates
from the Populist headquarters goes"
as x has ever since fusion was first
preached
The Populist county headquarters will
be established a some point along First
OF the Hotel Northern. II suitable quarters
can be found. II is not anticipated that
the empty form OF keeping three separate
rooms as headquarters for the three fac
tons win be resorted TO. but that char
mOny'' viii be shown by having headquar-
ters for but one. the PopuIists proper, pro-
viding. as there seems 10 be no reason 10
doubt. that there will be fusion on the
county ticket, as well as on the state
and national tickets.
The state headquarters OF the Republic
an party have not yet been opened, bat
they viii be some time during the cur
rent week. When the headquarters for the
two parties are opened the campaign may
be said 20 be fairly under way. and there
will be no let-uD until the night OF Novem-
Der
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01

An Administration 90 Fconrrny-A Pro-
fsssF@s ErsenStnn.
". II T9~,sErs general passenger nrr
ticket agent % Fhs Oregon maEw&w .na
NavsEasler Company. wsz r. Seattle vsa-
frr6av morning II eouws-Ksf tan Re sd
TIE Business % rs ros8. n vIew G, "a
zaesEta5n con&tst1n % sssneE va fairy
good. he saat an Improvement ooala nos
Be artseansfse bsfora ne nress1sntsal sEs1-
H0@. Fha policy @ re q r. & ~ mar
sg@r1erf." sac NJ. fssrsbuft Is ore Il
scouenaY knG rstTsrehFnent. ans sxsry ss-
partr-sas ~ being operated on shst sasss -
Asks - 70 TIRE changes IA TIE lcaag SCAT
tle Office, ~ said fsas - appointment "a
place - General ARszsE Martin -oals -
made avring ths eeaflu znre q hard
aHa@a 1ae gT -. be Fasa maa5f a. a.
yeasy announced In shs Pest Enfa xeaear.
- Under ere sI1erv 3sfan ~ General Agent
Ellis a. Tacoma. size wensa ssna hts as
sissant. Mr. kline e take charge % ths
ofslcs. whlie Hr Martins assistant. Mr..
Hosr. wea;t become city passenger sgeat
a Tacoma ar Ci.He s brother %
Walter Cline. formerly General Agent Nc
fSlnnis assistant
good deal % excitement ~as occasion
ed a. Dayton lsss Thursday by tns pres
enes - tie cry % r 1e&slI. president.
ard 1fasr officials % the .. T. 4 y. road
They were there % make arrangements
Tor re sxtsnslgn % ths read from ne
present terminus bslsN the city 10 a point
cas- o. town surveys arc being na1s
his week The city council held = special
nesting % consider The matter o. Ersnt3hz
rlgbg - say through EEs city. It IS e*-
tdenliy The intention % ehe road 20 bsila
eazr % Covsilo. thence % Sfarhack. thas
avoiding tns Alto hls. OnlY enough road
Viii be- bulit this fai % enabae the -
tenn 20 compete with the Washington q
Columbia River road r. the matter OF
hauling wheas from Tire Covclio district.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01
A RED LETTER DAY,
Commercial Development and Sound
Money Hand In Hand.

John A. Gill OF San Francisco, Pacific
coast freight agent Of the Vanderbilt rail-
read lines. Is in the city, 81 guest at the
Butler. Mr.. Cir is here as representa-
tive OF the Vanderbilt lines a. the open
Ing Of the steamship line between Japan
and Seattle. and was present yesterday at
the landing Of the Mike Maru. When
asked what be thought OK the new line. he
said:
"Seattle's gain Is San Franclsco's lo-s.
Great efforts were made 20 have this trade
Fept a. San Francisco, but TO no avail.
Seattle IS recognized in California as an
active. progressive city. and the only dan
gerous competitor which San Francisco
has in ths Northwest This is a red letter
day for your city, and means much more
than would appear at first glance 1t
means an opening for you OF trade and
commercial relations with the Orient,
which. as Il grows. VIII widen the COM
rgercial interests OF Seattle 10 an extent
that can scarcely be overes minated. I have
made q number Of visits 70 Seattle and
each one impresses me more in her favor
than the last Your city IL surely going
10 bo the center OF trade III the North
west"
When asked about the political situs-
tlcn Ia California, Ar. GIN was emphatic
Ia declaring that Mckinley would carry
the state. and he further thought THAI la
Oregon re would 90 the same, Speaking
OF Washington he said. II am not 50 well
acquainted with political matters In this
state "a IN California and oregon. but can
see no reason why Washington should not
be in favor Of protection and sound money
as much as any other Coast state. L -
Of vital Importance that the Coast be On
the honest side OF the money question this
wear Any state that votes for population
this fall is doomed 20 another long period
OF financial depression. Money viii new
er be invested IN "A state where Pcpulists
are III control. I have seen a great many
Mckinley buttons while in your city mis-
trip and have wagered new hat that
sound money ard protection will be trt-
umphant at your fan election one thing
Is certain. No city or state win ever be
great commercially that declares for re-
pusiAt.on Commercial prosperity goes
hand in hand with honest uloney, and hon
est money IS wanted by honest people
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01

The reTzog4 Of the Chicago a North west
ern Railway Company for the fiscal year
ending MAY 81. isas. shows er0ss earnings
Or 80, $50 ei charges 81 s-s Isl. total net
receipts. g. ssS 9ss. and sBrplus 81 Si5014
Gross earnings increased s. ESQ aSg. onerat-
ing expenses. - ssa ass taxes. So. 757: In
terest on bonds. 80 81. income from IN
vestTueutE. ti3n1. ard total net income
s2.SlelI Capital stock increased $4,000 and
funded debt decreased s13s ~ during tho
year. The net evpcnfttura on account %
engines was s. fa8st OF which amount
the sum OF ssia7SS was paid Tor replace
ments ar 8 o7s. 81 for renewals and re-
paifF IN renewals. repairs, requirements
AMI improvement OF car equipment the
ne sum - s9.ls6 ~ was expended In all
g 81 42f vas dishurses during the wear
for improvements and maintenance %
rolling stock. including new cars and en-
gfnes. efe. Tho number q nasRenEera ear
riei was is2ii.o io. ar fucroase az iste sc.
or S7 per cent. and tons carried rose 80
an increase OF s@a. - tons. or 23S per
cent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01
/ New Victor
- AIR TIGHT.
IL Improved and Perfected.
SIf7A 7 T. uIN "a I4H Va s.--, nua al sa-, irna
L. Y. HlLLl W. p Ersv~

% - RIGHTS = she event - rsEat % ope1
shA st-eer - established zn1 Z = further
desired 20 opan re same. Eeea J. o. =
1900 a. a. IRE request q enc ctfF.
ra-nove the rack Wishcat eost % ths c3ft.
TIE fast Ehat Ere ely allowed ths tra1A =
ae usg< seere saau. in no say. cpeF4
$780, 81 arect che rsgAs % re eliy
Tns letter E2s nsea-
Ia reference % a petittoz fror. S,e~a
4 Homes fs- perm fsssan - pace osca "a
rack IN front 81 their store On FErsl AF7-
nae. IL zas Ger 3ed thaE the board AA1 ~
auThortfy e act
THE pans ard specifications 10 -
fsarrsvera sat os Terry avenue. as ordeFe1
by ne estv council. we're approved A.l3
TIE secretary cf the board q puslc EoFAs
VAS ordered % advertise for BIDS
u Dawley asked permission 70 cen
s.~-lst a rour-3nch sewer across the CITY
E0t corner o. Yesler way and Twenty
thlrd avenue "a connect with the siE-4feA
sever thar leads out from the fro engine
heu~e. The matter Was referred 10 me
superintendent OF sewers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01
rfrsrNrsa = nRrsK.
IN Alaska, where th~ stamp Drops
nov ard Sfsii..

IN Alaska. where rh@ stamp Drops
nav and sight.
Frsrk " re-fes gtxst SQUAD agent
90 - sforfh western H1a. - hack fTorn
k'ssSs AEvinr ras8s - ~ngsf iFip On
re ~apebs Ne left Seattle August -.
WAITING Juneau. Gtaeiev Par a. $50.
rsiufn'rE thence 30 juneau snS Fort
w-.nxsi
80 had sne weather eli -. ~" ~
ssa sesfertsv % reporter "CN'y ence
e~re - DELAYED even ~ rcr TIA. ~ss
a. - entrance e GlHe'ev 81 ard even
feefe soon 80 Nc hat pusset through
TIE far TIE Gay was IS Gre As coGle -
~3sNes
"1aaesg = very lively All gAe Alaska
eannefies are running ran blast TIE psck
a. MetakahtlR Nil - lsHos c.sss tHi~
ssssoa Ant a. Torl0E anG WrFrws' Tt,sS
eases One ~ ~ greatest esr.ers = az
'fv'rY in the territory % course = ne
crest TreA8wrN un3 or Douglas island.
Y Is raw rann,aE MIA, and say employ
fns tArse shis's ot unen. sni 10 fRlaTglng
its niaot to even greater Dimensions The
reopls n .hat r05H GeeD only tive hot
says - RE whole yezT--f'hFist mas ana
the Fearth - Ju'v
- saN ateaty ot Seattle people a. IN
ssaa In fact lHnesu = a regular Seattle
eo30nv Eservhedv there seems nlease3
] ssw 40 evidences whatever OF saleness
o. discomfort a. traeAo. The merchants
thers are wefl sarsae3 WITH ,heir tres;-
n'en' n tA's ei'y. was-e e. YOU knew trey
g nsasf ~ .asIf ,r&atfx"
NJ Parker gave an tntrres1na account
g hes fNs steamer ufeket ~ he~ return
sarrv ~ Zee .r0m tes Alaskan waters
Hthast e SENT ~ expense. ard -urwest-
e t~at Alaska afforded somebody a nre
trd te- starting factory Tor tarring oas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01
eroeer. and Meat Dealer.

At the regular weekly meeting Of the
Retal Grocers and Fruit Dealers TX
change, held IA the club rooms last night,
nearly every member was present Much
esrnrstuess and enthusiasm was shown
On the work accomplished. One OF the I'M
p8rta1t measures brought before the ex-
change Was In regard &c the collection
aud contracting OF bad debts. After en-
extensive discussion a committee was ap-
pointed 70 formulate plans 20 regulate
thls matter IL was dec ded by a unRn-
.u0us vote 70 change the regular meeting
nigh, from Monday night 70 Friday night,
50 as 20 enable the members Of the ex-
change 20 attend the council meetings.
as they expect much needed legislation
a. the hands az that body
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01
POLES IN ruE STREET.
Railway Companies May Have 20 Nov
Them Prom jhs enter.

NRfM = fNf4 Aaft = fFaAtf+ts
rave- Wood called tAe attention OF tAe
Board n gaa8c works yesterday 10 TIE
aarxe~ Is slgs from - IS beng placed
-es~ tn- electric car lines.
Tns mayor took tae position thst 80 So
-t8eats uave o1carrlng tarosEa c1-l}s.ons
NTH taes- poles. tas aaar4 wlicH BAD
t,rte.+s-ttar. ought &C. act r. tas mattsg,
ina mayor said 81 past
-sIrp1u some % Ire electric Car ..@ss "a
ths e.ey peles are p,sced dsnS eraalsy near
sAa tfsrkx arA er1u t1rae - tl1-e passed.
-s~a s~~ ha.nz gnyu~~s - collisions witA
sses4 es.ez. A grastar distance - re-
1a.re. uaeveen . po.s a. s psssi1 ~ car
than aee0eea $50 cars tha% are passing.
an zpproaralrE car giyes waning 90 pss-
serKars SO ro,e aofS Hct- 10 seems
&c re t1as some sc-4cH saessG SS t2aen
utLhalt 6ea8v tn ta.s mtt-er- ! address
yo.,r ee-srAb.s board lqon the enGs~-
s,aa4.as IRA. YEA asVs tar.s>3.ci4oa n
~. asa-s se-s8sa 20 have are corpora
aee c.a-sel 3rAw ug foru % -otieca-
sfa- Co compel ne railroad companies -
charge .ear rcleS fscs1 'hs atr.eT % taa
49, ~ streets
The aeArs received coy @. -ss e-sl-
.,---- veet-a -r@-.aliv V-arates a p8rt O. =
Na-.cn ssree,s.
Art~ex = H-rielrh. receiver = tss
Se--As~r nacfae addresses ,st-ar O. eae
ecars toe = peTraat 80 r.4a q spar 1-a-<
sta~x re no~ts uGArE1 81 yes er 5atA-
Tnss S@u- IS IL conformity @tsh IRE FERNS
II tse ~s~tAsrn Fac franchise a-3
q roxe $50 NJ RaEstea sd BE ~
tesreze - buEdfEE sr=r crack a.
hssrz - sxtsns - Colezssss Street a.
rss 50 saaf av r-el nance. aGe res a. -.
asa-.ree. hv s-F FfW So krf tr rF-
err ta save iAe Gsy fEags arr prnya2sc<
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01
POLITICAL POINTERS.

II. free Coinage Republican Club %
ere F~fth ward was organizes last night
81 raurr.hasse hzN The Uffscsrs elected
a.. pres.seue. ur. r. =. Aa1rass. treas
arer. z. Merchant: secretary. A j. Lee
: c. Mrshe7s. - 10 Eas csA.et % poles
az u c.rv IL 1850. AID y 10 las been max
hss returned WAsu asked for his views
Oh he political situation &c refused %
LAX.
T-ne foTEawt-x telegram W4z recertlT
seat 20 Mckinley frou tie cd seH&eTs
$500 - sfrsson al Baxter Spr.G@s. A&E-.
ssComrase IS liam Mckfn.ey---tae ggeat-
ssr interstate rez1nton q Old soaGleTs ever
Pc tn fae West - no@ esleafnzse1 ID US
$1,000 aata ~ Eaax7er SsTanzs Ea2sSacEs
CT $50 On tire FRS. roB CAL . 50 -
sozay. AMID s~ts72ssasrr. YOU reserved ths
vote ef the .a8sssaa12s. sg.1. save - SI2sF =
snrna fn@gp Nas Mpg 4 q sS@Is45z Tn9c1
.r0gu .-ze S0ss q NsGeEals-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01
Death Due TO Morphine.

TIE Inquest over The remains OF John
Bcbc who was found tead in room at
tbs International hotel on Second avenue
south last Tuesday afternoon. was held
yesterday afternoon a. Ese1tterw orth's ua-
d+rtskirE roous. ana did nos develop ad-
ti0Dei faces 10 those already published
in the Pasg-Iu, e} tgencer. Tha coroner's
flsy decided mat aea --ee due 20 al
rve-doEe ~ morphine. rarclessIy admin
tstp~ed Nellie Woods tbs principal wit
ress. cwlrz 70 her b@iuK with Bobo when
~ took ths morphine. was found yester-
cay a. Ballard. When the tine for the
iucu-v; 'ast Saturday arrived she could
~, - found, and q vas or her account
that a postponesrent was taken
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01

A marriage license was yesterday issued
far Max x NiNe~. 81 Snoqualw.e. ard
Nts. ~rfesey1cke Suehs - soath Eepi
ysAra t.Anwiev yesterday appointed 7 G.
" Gilman Wis 5ond vas fxc3 a. SO.
Actor VS. aer,ln ~ THE superior esslrt
ys.ferfav hv Edwin Hall Warrer against
fnsenr u Warner Cor the reo1Fery of 80
81 a uramiss0ry r2te
- ghe case ~ T. II, Hove IS Victor =
v,-,..se~tha1 - a involving a note a.
r-srs ease FOR SsNt Ju&rs Lang ~ yester~
s~v -rssn~es ina. a oefs1I 0e entege1
aralast ire defendants
Articles 81 Incorporation were yesterday
49, f~ - -arnrv au.ssfe~'s orc nv ire
S,aftte Aftnfax Ieevs3oeuse0t Assocsatt2ns
,~slstess j g. Rlake. .. COTTON y =
0.srta James ~ Qu1teF ; u " ac'ery.
j h p~sefas ra,roue Sauate. 81. r. E.u#rtn
"a = Is S-huv1er. capital stAcN So -.
an sst lrta 80 searss. nrlne.gAl aiaee ..
business seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01

" n parneS was Yesterday appointed
receiver OF the Empire Tews'ry Company
nv Judge Langley on a complaint eisi by
the Seattle National hank. The bank holds
a note against the company for 8 de0. ard
ths complain, AlisEes that the other OH
legations ~ the company a. shout si7n0
II states also that THE president % re
Empire Je~eirv Company. Simon Blum
Ruer. rho Il resident ~ New York an3
= member Of the Arm ~ {, r, Meyers e
Co. which recently failed execute e. and re
gotlated pr0rnissory notes % the local drm
20 the amount or ,so68 The receivers
bond was nxe3 a. seaeoa. and 81 was fnr-
nl-hea. w!th f. " Andrews and r \
Halter - suretits u IL Thought a !lttia
care IN the ADMINISTRATION o. the Germ
pany's business vii soon ys-Ss.sb.lsa Is
credit
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01

In compliance with >ho Provisions @ a.
act Of congress approved August II, 1874,
authorfa4ng governors ~ GesiEuased states
90 make application for the survey AM
reservation % any township or TOYS cshiPs
unsgfysye3. Gov. &cGaw has ulate sppH
cAyion for size survey and RESERVATION ~
township - uorfh range e rast. which "a
I'm klax county. Tine lends embraced 10 ne
township ara reserved from any adverse
appropriation BY settlement at otherw Sc
from lie safe Of Airs m the general lani
ofi-e - he application for survey. July
= isgs. until the expiration or sixty dsys
from the safe ~ 7lsaF ~ thc oft'~al piat
~ ear survey ,n the 'osval iaod office. dur
,1r which perfoa The SAFE authorities may
select any az the lands situated 70 The
township sht>h srs pot embraced Ia any
va,sf adverse -3a3ra-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-01
On SATURDAY NIGHT.
The Post Intelligencer Will
Give Another Concert.
PROGRAMME BY TIE PEOPLE.
soa Are Invited 70 sad 20 Tnf@ Once
~esections Yeu Would Like 90 Hear
Played by First Regiment Bard.

0Fa1s - tAs unparalleled szscseess a.
te1~TAS he kseSt-Iutel i geasceT concsrrS
gwen curing tAa SKINNER months tire
1iAAfasesre-l. ~ tae paper eas 9ecsaea 20
gre taa 'zl-zsso~3ovIaE people Of his city
81 s1so2z'ezan sss=ns one more trezs usexs
SsAleT0Sy evening. No efIori W-su ee spared
e EnAks TIE oonnerE a grand sassceSs. ard
: aopea that ne westAer vii permit
81 Ira Aarges- assenalAxs ssnoe ne tncep-
Con ~ these ever popular enter gatuEacsass
= s'acSAl feature Of tho programme vii
- the rendering BY Wagaer's First aeg4-
aie2t o~knd % q new march. composed by
thss clever musician. Sol Asher TIE
ate OF this msroh "a Make Mara" and
2 vas written IN hancr Of the landing
OF TIE sFst esoat on ~. 1rsm.-Pacszo route
70 Japan. Those who hav. read the s-ore
say that = combines al re ee-nents mat
90 70 make q mareh soal-sfsrrsnr. some
people may be troubled as 4, the p~onuncs-
a0on at the title 81 the mzrca when they
attend the P.-L concert In this case
mere Seams to BE only one way cur OF u,
Follow the p5ssalfc ami cali il ''Mtcas
Mara The saccess which the P.~T
march, also written ny Mr. Asher. has had
VIII give an added Interest 10 tha first
rendering of the last com position. Mr.
Asher Will - present a. the concert and
take part with the band. OF which he Is
a member.
Il Is desired % make the general pao-
granma as nearly a popular one as pos
sih!e- With this object N view the nalsi-
cal editor % the Post-Entelligcucer invites
The people % Seattle 20 send him
letters containing the title Of any
special selection they would Ike
% hear The repertoire OF the
First Regiment band - equal 20 that Of
any similar examination on the Pacific
Coast. and = joins with the Post-Intelli-
geneer IN desiring 70 give the people a
chance 10 say what music they will hear.
The hand stand VIII be Constructed on
Cherry street between First ana Second
avenues directly Ia front OF she Post-in-
telligeneer business Office. thus giving the
occupants OF rooms In the surrounding
blocks a chance 20 sit st their w.rGoRs
and hear the finest band IN ne Pacific
Northwest. Between NUMBERS e IS prob
able that the crowd VII % treated 70 n
series OF calcium light pic.u-es and bul-
lefins.
The management OF the paper has heen
greatly pleased a. the manner in which
the people have appreciated the concerts
given in the past. Many Letters have been
received In which appreciation. Of the e.
forts of the Post-Inselligen ,sr 20 make sat
urday evening one OF pleasure 10 all hss
been plainly expressed. Even the little
children delight % come down Saturday
evenings with their parents and listen so
tie music. one little girl wrote that she
ard her mama hal attended the concert
ard that she had t1st me "delzhtfulest'
time OF her life. She courlgded by asking
when the paper was going 20 have an
other concert.