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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-03

IN TIRE SUPERIOR COURT OF KINS
COUNTY. state of washington Mrs ~.
n TeaSe plaintiff. vs. TIE NJ. u fssSe
Millinery Company. defendant Nc -
l9e Notice OF sale.
Notice Is hereby given that uFsaer ara
BY virtue OF an er1sr daily made n re
ahoxss> errstfss cause by the superior court
OF King county. state OF washington en-
the 18th ssay OF June. n y iSS. or1srTnS
ard directing that all % The goods ara
rror-rtv q the defendant Se sold now.
therefore pursuant 10 said crcsr, !. sara
Got.ssein, receiver. viii sell a. paolc suc-
sson for cash 10 the highest and best DID
ders al OF the property. goeos nxSures,
furniture and accounts Of the Defendant.
The NJ. d Fease Millinery Company, N
such quantities as shall 10 me seem fnosS
likely 70 bring the highest and best prices,
said sale 70 begin on Friday. the teSh cay
OF July A. p. fSS. az the store Of The
NJ n. Pease Millinery Company. az Ma
rs First Avenue. n the city OF Seattle.
King county, Washington
SARA GOTTSTEiS.
- Recc4ver.
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CITY NOTICES.


CITY TREASURES NOTICE. CITY OF
Seattle Notice Is hereby given that the
assessment roll OF local Improvement
district No. -. for the Improvement OF
Dyer Avenue II tire Cry OF Seattle from
the North Inc OF Diagonal street 20
the South line Of Block g. East Park
Addition under tire provisions OF ordf-
nance No. -. providing for said i'm
constructing sidewalks thereon ard for
an assessment 10 pay therefor BY The
mole OF payment BY bonds has her-
tofore beea duly certified to ne for coli
lection. anG the respective sums therein
charged and levied against each LOT ard
parcel % land IN sad district must bss
paid IN ten eaGa1 annual payments. with
interest upon fhe whole sum 80 charged
ard levied or such fnsfaIirfHeuts thereof
as remain unpaid. a. the rate % - per
cent per aang-a. and sad Interest rls.
he PAID Annually together with the an
nua1 iustsIments falling cue In zach
year. said sums began 20 bear interest
on the lS+ day o. August. fN<s and the
ihird lasfaglu1enS o. sd assessments
become due On the 1st Gay OF August.
re-. Unless payment 70 ruas> OF ss I
tns;a.urct O PRINCIPAL ant said in
ter@zs on or before said sst CAV Of Az
gust. Isss. the sane shall become delin-
Guezt. and shall bear Interest At re
rate OF ten Der cent pTT snBum until
pad. ard II not pad b-sore TIE Hzuss
shall have necorse Delinquent. \ penalty
- I've p@r cent. shall - a54ed. ard tns
sums delinquent saaM bs entered on
annual tax roa f0r TIE current year
Agalnst each lot ard pavcss % land 50
delinquent ard with tAe n
tsrest collected as other taxes
separate account being kept there
%. and & aos paid within the tine
Mxe1 for TIE payment OF City taxes
shall b cot set - a. such axes are coli
3scte6 together With @aea azsItionaf
charges o. penalties a. aEe authorized
% - charged an1 collects I'd OF other g.
Grs9uenf taxes. aa3 ssca III o. narce4
so eelkGxzgs2E soi1 for tie
arnozzu. Of such sssesszreut vita inter-
eSs and costs. a. ths fsra~ ana z th@
manner &E8 ~ he sane Authority "a
lanyss z-s2 lois ars scfz for city taxes
GEORGE e. NEAartFAM
city Treasurer q ths CITY Of S<asfse
Date OF aTst publication July Isl. Lee
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FOR THE GOLD FIELDS OF THE
YUKON RIVER. ALASKA.

TIE steamer PORTLAND will leave e..
for ST. AlcEaeix. ecnn.etiax xisa -
steamer r. 3. He2r- for ctrrl, CIV go
Fort Caeahy. and stopping a. al rss3rlr~
camps on t1e river.
TAss - TIE oniy route 20 N. yvkc,
mines By which the dangers and har4sna,s.
cSa be avoided Passengers take sf-srn-
ers AZ seattle and are Landed dlr@rfIv >,
the mines. For rates. etc. apply 10
NORTH AMERICAN TRANSFORM
TON AND TRADING co. Scnxzh.re-
ere wharf. SaAt1la. u IA
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sTEAMERA

EVERETT ROUTE. STR GRvYun
Daily. except Surdav
Leaves Seattle a. m. q
Leaves Eysrsst so a. n. ia q
2. -.
Sundays-Leaves Seattle II a
Everett ) ?. m
Fare-Sinxie trip. sc: rou.d ~
connects with boats fer Taccraa -
hom.sa-
LantlnE--Colman deck. foot a. -.
street
SEATTLE & TACOMA vAyro.
COMPANY.
p ". Goodhus. Mr.,
Telephone. Red ~
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP coxPANE
sTRS. GARLAND AND EyANGxk

Seattle ard Townsend Seah Bay fouso
Steamer Garland leaves Yesl.r dock ~
asyz. Wednesdays and Fridays ct
= a. ~. g., 49,. d. 81, 49,
Gettysburg. Pyxn;- C.Glfzn Bay and Ne.
Bay. rstuFn ara. arrives AZ seattle
n on opposite days. Steamer EvaEel
leaves Yesier dock for Port Angeles c.
Victoria, AoEdsys. Wednesdays and ~
DAY Ut So .. M: arrives Seattle AZ
nate Gays 10 .. IN
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TIE public 10 hereby warned lot 70 pay
nry money 70 parties rsrrez<sti.g 20 D
awerts Of tire E@attSs Pcst-srteil ssrsctr,
au4fcrszSt frayslszg agents - IRE Post
IrtsIlgercer. viz: J. a. E-slefsn. I
Hxwiey ard e. r. PEEK. Tbs does ,of
apply 70 resident agents e fats paper wno
A. faes f14 IN ysrf0s. CITES ard sswnz In
the Northwest nor TO pcstrrzssarss Eho
are in ag5 cases authorized % take F1D-
scrfDfscEs for the Daily, esrday ara
Weekly PGst-frtss1sxsncer. Ify 6ofssm-
tors. r. A. cashcar< " =. HaNssT, W.
" Hsnrs ard W " FEfng.
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FLY ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four round rips daily. except 0unAm.
In enc hour and twenty-five Rinutoa
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattle-raceu
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. wAY 4
TINE CARD
Single fare. SOC: round trip. n
Leave ssas;fe-1:<S. u:fs O. M: Ia a
3. n.
Leave Tacors-a.1e O. n: 1 IN IN II
srNDAYA
Leave Sea,.sle-7 o. m.: Il m.:ypA
Lave Tacoma-s.5e a m: In 78An
Landing a. Northern Pacific wharf. -
coma. ard Commercial deck. foot of ~
rscn street. Seattle.
sundays. steamers Flyer and stats I
Washington. fare Soc
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Pacific Coast Steamship Companyo
STEAMER AL-K1.
All newly refisfed. new upper deck caninA
and new and commodloGs ssc0rd-ciao
passenger accommodations. viii san froo
Seattle July 5 at A. m, calling ~
VICTORIA. MARY ISLAND.
KETrHLkAN. WRANGEI..
ST Mo- - fEftsfsAS ISLAND
Ard JUNEAU.
Fare 70 Wvangel: Cabin. 81. second
class. s. "a. including berth ard rneaiA
Fare 70 juneau. Cabin. $40; seccne
class g. including berth and meals.
= TROwBRrpGE.
Puget Sound Superintendent.
Seattle office. Ocean dock. loot Msn
street Telephone Main ~.
Goosaii Perkins & Co.. general sgsnh
San Francisco.
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TO IRON MANUFACTURERS OF
O. 8 Lighthouse Engineer. Thirteenth
district Portland Oregon. June q 1855
Sealed proposals viii be received az this
Office until L o'clock noon OF Monday,
the 81 day o. August. 1895. for furnishing
the materials ard labor OF all kinds nee
essary for the completion and delivery az
the metal work for the North Head Light
Station. Washington. Plans specfaea-
tons. forms % proposal and other in
formation may be obtained on appiica-
zion % this office. The right Is reserved
70 reject any or ali bids and to waive
any defects W L. Fisk Captain
Corps % Engineers U. s. Army. Light
house Engineer
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THE vANcouvER ROUTE

STEAMER UTOPIA
Leave. Tacoma. y room. Seattle YsslR
wharf p. III. Mondays and Thurs6afs
foS port TosasenG. Anacortes. FafrhAvUk
New W sstc0rn. Blaine and Friday Hnfs
ssor ard Vancouver. arriving HsEoouv9s
d IA following day
rar. 10 Blsine s.. fare 70 vxncouve.
O. Fer further Information apply 70 70
~r waArS
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In er1&r 70 secure correct fzse-ffen -
scsI~sr ssns@r fh<-s hez5Srxs. re szrzse
etorlse e left a. The business o1Scss =
ffls nap<r No charge = rlads ser szscn
oostces.
r5snxrsf notices resolutions % ether sps-
esas srrozs reer,euxs viii - <tzrrs< a. ne
rn4e AZ 70 rexss osv fire each fnzer<xos-
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COUNTY NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY AUDITOR,
King County, Washington. Seattle.
Washington. July = lSA-Iee annual
eleTTsion fer Road Supervisors VIII be red
on Saturday. September 9Th. Iss~. at
O'Clock n. m
Petitions for changes OF the boundaries
cf old districts or the creation OF new ones
must be filed on or before the Slst day OF
July. 1SSS.
Action upon petitions will be taken Tn
Monday, August Sd, by the board. and VIII
20 into effect on the 18th day OF Angus.
1895
Blank notices viii be furnished 10 the
Supervisors about the seta OF August
NATHAN BEMAN.
County Auditor.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
T.. D. NAIL

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Gathraith dock. foot OF WAshm
ton street. Tuesdays Thursdays ard
ur1Ayx AZ o. clock a. IN, for ki2<1S1S
Port Gamble. sea5@ca. prtrncn. H0tY1
D~wasts I4slliwzup Falls. Hoodsporf -
Union City. RETURN altexnats d&yA
u. TROETMAN. AaStG !
TdschosA Red ~.
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LYTsE-As rreusont. July l. -. % tns
wfse ~ Mr.. Thomas I>y1e. S@asn1sT
ry<sF< F-Tx{-gn sezrt5e. July ! 20 % the
psfe II Mr.. Robert u. aeszesn-
1x.xnter.
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TROUT BATT-FeliEx preserved saIrnon
egg, iafee boxes. pas1a~s prepaid. e.
r. F@tftx- III Yesler wav.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.

Time Gard n effect Juno !. 10
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND wHArCu1
ROUTE.
State Of Washington leaves Seattle dnliy.
except Saturday. al 10 p. n.
SEATTLE EVERETT AND LA CON.
NER ROUTE.
Fairhaysn leaves Seattle daily. excspt
SUNDAY a. a. m.
Telephone. Main rs Yes'er dock.
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REWARD.

A reward Of 80 vii be pad for fnfoy-
matton leading 70 fns arrest ard eoryte-
ton o. any ore stealing copies o. hs
fo~s~frfefisgercer ssstvsred 70 subscribe -
tkr1u xhrsss the city
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KRusE AND MADISON LIN,
STEAM SCHOONER I.Ax,r,

VIII sail from san Francisco yun> =
rying sretgn, a. 81 Per ton. connscsfse !
Seattle for al points I
e e CAME A..
Arlington dock. Telephone P
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TO BUTLDERS-Orsee % Z. s. Lighthouse
Engineer. thirteenth district. Portland
Oregon. June =. isss Sealed proposals
viii be received at this office until u
o'clock noon % Monday the 20 day OF
August. 1sS. for furnishing the mate
rails. except the metal work. and labor
OF all kinds necessary for the coustruc-
ton. erection sni delivery Of the North
Head Light Station. Washington. Plans.
specifications. forms Of PROPOSAL ard 9TH
er Information may 10 obtained on appli-
cation 70 this Office. The right is re-
served 20 reject any or all bids. and TO
waive any defects. W L. Fisk. Captain,
Corps o. Engineers. L. 5. Army. Light
House Engineer.
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Serta sourf--Lesye. Seattle q n
saves Per; Townsend a m. leaves FRI
cav Harbor l9e0 a m. leaves R1chs Har-
Dor II Is 3 NJ. zrrivss a. New WhAfcom
I'D . N.
South bour5-Lssvss Sew whAtcara 4 q
n. leaves RocHs Haycor 10 q. IN: leaves
Friday HaFoor u q n. leaves Port
rcrnsed p. m. arrives a. Seattle TsS
2. n
p Thompson. rnarzxsr-owner LILY.
Bogarcus Co. agents. City dock
TeIspacns. Naia g.
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STEAMER CLAN M.poNArn

Daily. a. s.sn .. m. except SATURDAY 4.
Everett and way ports, golag thfeeSt
Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday 10 ~
vs ~s,-f.s.sar - 90 -.s~ NJ
Olympia.
CITY Dock steamers FOR all points an a.
Sound. Open al night Telephone. IN
81 s. @. YERkES. Manasof
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP "a

Steamers leave Seattle
For San Francisco VA Port Ter
July 1. Is. 81. August IS 10. rnasE,s :
m. July s. =, August 5. 70. CRY ~
ehia. a. m. July II. -. August IA \ -
Passengers resolved or hoard an
For Alaska: City OF Topeka. A. -
|. =. 81. August Il. -. Queen. a n ~
s. =. August s.
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SAN JUAN TsLASps

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States NAL leaves city
dock foot 90 Main street. Monday Wed
aesSay snd Friday q, l a IN. for Part
Townsend. San Juan Islands ard New
Whstcom- Rstur.inx. leaves New what
O. n
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PUGET SOUND AND CENTRAL ANEI.
rCAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Steamship Transit vii. leave Seattle fog
Central America on July 10Th.
Regular s&iiings between PUGET
sound an Central Americas
ports. General oSice. Mutual Lin
building.
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L. & 3. TRANSPORTATION co
WEEKLY TINE CARD.
STEAMER CITY OF CHANpAu<s

y = n = Z I III NltF{U.
Skazit River Route
rseaves Sezttie-Tusstiay. Jure n =. !,
noon. THURSDAY. July :. az is noon. -
ur6ay. July {. at q noon. Leaves Vsrss
ysrnoz--W esneS@ay. July I. az -
Friday. July ). az 2. m, Sunday. tu,v
~ 2. m Calling al Stanwood. ~. IN
81 City, Mount Vernon and Avon ~
Ialip go!ns south Sunday and north ~
day.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma ard Victoria. b. G,
s.eoam Lvi NJ. Tacoma ..ll0 Ar 49,
ig.iSam Lvl -. Seatti. 49,. 81 Ar 3aoa
i.3opmiI4yi 7sPt. Townsend sxArlusGgQ
<.Sapm Arsifes Victoria III MsIsyi o.p0
sDaaiy except Monday.
This steamer furnishes nrst-ciass eccem'
rsodatiors. carrying both freight and -,
sengers. and leaves from YeSier whaf1
Seattle.
Fer rates. etc. inquire OF
@ y. THORNDYKk
Yesier wharf. e<attjA
T. A. SADEAU,
General Agent N p. r. r.. SsattSA
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oAkES VIOLIN. greatest vsssizs usaea
GS xaxsnn
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VICTORIA ROUTE

VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER ROsALrE-
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria an
Port Townsend daily. except Saturday. 4
1870 O. m. returning leaves Victoria Il
10 a m. Steamer Idaho leaves for Pat
Townsend and way points daily, sxcqe
Sunday. a. a. m: Sunday. direct. q
a. m: returning. direct. iesyea Pus
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]. =. TRowBRIpGE. P. s sur
Ocean dock S.ssl

GOoDALL. PERKINS 4 co,
General Agents. san Fsanctnn
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clusively.
Deposits received from 81 20 sto.eN.
Interest allowed per an7um. SIX per
cent or term deposits: 4 Per cent OF or
binary deposits
Dividends declared last c-ys OF May ara
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved coIlaterais only.
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STEAMERS.
OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
D. Wiley Navigation Co.'S steamer
MULTNOMAH
DAILY TINE CARD
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia at s..h q m Tacoma at swar
Tacoma at. 10 90 a N Seattle a. f7s9 N
Seattle a. -. - p IN Tacoma at So N
Tacoma at. $50 2 N Olympia at. s.se IN
CITY OF ABERDEEN
Daily except sunday.
Leave Arrive.
Seattle ...... % . n Tacoma 80. 10 N
Tacoma ..-..le 20 II OLYMPIA -. 10 m
Olympia 80 rr&acoma 49,. SEQ . "a
Tacoma $3.50. : - n Seattle .....- aS N
Fare between Seattle ard Tacoma Is
cents Landing ~ Seattle City DOCK. feet
OF Main street
LILLY, BCGARDrg G. co. Agents.
City sock. Telephone. Main 81.
CAPT. l. WILEY. Manager.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
JACOB turln -----.---.ss-..-.-.- t-Frel1ent
Arthur A. Denny 49,. Vice President
John L<ary -.....-. Second Vice Pre<lien,
james r. HAYDEN Manager. Cash'r. sec'y
Frank / Biodgett ....... Assistant Cashier
S.gmurd Schwsbzcher. John Collins.
c Neufelder j. r CreerteAf
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slxht exchange and telegraphsc trans
ssrs on New York. Chicago. 81. Paul. San
Francisco. Portland and various points in
Oregon ard British Coiubn,A-
Slgat bills OF exchange or London avail
able elsewhere II Europe.
able terms
bonds stocks and ether vsiuables re-
~eIved on deposit for safe keeping.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-05-14
Thoroughbred Pigs.

7 have for sale a couple of fine Poland
China bears, SIX months old, in fair
condition, weight l25 pounds, best OF
pedigree. VIII sell at low prices or
trade for COW peas. Address
AUG. MEYER,
20 Shreveport, La
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-05-14

90 oonsarve the convenience OF the peo-
pie.
That B anchard will wish ne hao
mover heard of belongs exclusively
TO the domain of National politics. py
the time the Legislature tells him 10
take walk,
That our people want no mroe ol
Trez eyant as Speaker nor Blanchard as
member of Congsess.
That no man connected with the
penitentiary lease, should be placed In
an elevated public position.
That the heart that is so hardened
as +, traffic ia the lives and Liberties o
human beings. such as the peniten: lar!
, lease presents, cannot be possessed 0
very lofty sentime nts'
That Jud &c McEnery is he man Una
North Louisiana wants for Onl1e
Z States Senator.
That She wishes Shreveport had
~ dozen Howard Coles: as thelone she ID
=, makes things lively now sure.
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Let our People Generously Re
spond to the Noble Cause
And Assist in Creating a Large
Fund for the Battle Abbey Il

At the fair grounds tomorrow VIII
h. given an entertainment wnlcn
shon]d be most literally patron'zeo
bv all who can possibly spare the
time and money. This entertainment
is but one of many OF kindred
nature, and for the same purpose
which will be held all over the state
and South, and is for the purpose OF
raising funds to erect buildings LOT
the preservation of the history ana
relics of the scenes and actions OF the
Confederacy. The building is known
a. the South's Battle Abbey, ana tDe
movement is the inspiration OF WI
Charles Broadway Rouse, OF New
York. MIR. Rouse was private ah'
, ;s now blind. but is quite wealthy AM
: has donated 100000 to this cause
The war is over, but the deeds Q
hero,sm performed by the handful c
q man-in comparison to the number
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-05-14
= .ooo,aod. AZ tradition recited CT

ever recorded; as tradition reclteo Ct
legend dreamed Of.
Go out tomorrow, one and all. anu
contribute, by your presence and your
mite, to this cause.
The following notice OF a commit
tea meeting held Tuesday afternoon
we clip from the Times:
Yesteday evening ats O'Clock sthere
was an enthusiastic meeting OF laoles
and confederate veteran committee al
pv,hian hall to report progress. Inc
ladies reported liberal donations OF
cakes, cream, ice, suga-, l'mons, hams
70 secure refreshments and soma hght
. money contribut ons.
Mrs, Laura X. Ridley, of The commit
/. toe on tournament, reported the gal
liant Young knights who would til' the
lance for the smiles OF lar laoles'
Messrs. Harry Hill, Ned Poleman'
Il James Foster, Ben Gray, Lloyd Bow
y ers ,Jr, Thos. Euders, Will Agu's and
n the ist still open.
~ The following gentlemen were select
=. ed as judges at tho tournam 'n'
Nv N. ssrs. J. B Hutchinson, Gus A. Guyn'
30 emer, J. Clint Hamilton, G. E byro
'e, and John Jenkins.
tie The following young l~dies we're Sc
of ,cted and appoin ed to assist the el
or DERBY ladies with the retreshments:etc'
nd during the day: Misses Agnes Ur
h. io.n l,uci)le Foster. Olive Foster. Ad
Vinson. Dora Jones. Nina CN, Ju iet'
~ Levy, Hortense H"lzm9n, Emma flo'
sheim. Clara Florsheim, Louise hu''
w. Ne lie La d.!Josle Leonard ,Beula Bat
CIV Mamie 30 1rquin, Josie Ford, Camll
md Levy. sailie Owens. Isabel Billiu' NJ
and genie Scott, Marie Furm n, HAM;
Kahn. Maud Doll, Sal lie Land Ju
, Of cite Enders, Lula Enders, Willie +
! Of ders, Susie r. Youree, Julia Rogers.
war;. Pv unanimous conse Miss Lucl
. Foster was made the sponsor OF II
~ notab occasion with Invitation to
y to its attractions uy recltlng pat
- ot'c Confederate poem.
i 7. e TO lowing mmittee was sel'
!. ed to no if, Miss Foster of this ac
( Mrs. Laurs Ridley, chairman; Mrs
~ B. Jones, y RS. Matte Williams. :
> Cow Z he pr yes for the bicycle r. ces "
~ ,af. to the c)mm' ttee composed
~ ~ NJ sdames B. Holman, H. her1ld, J
they Ada Vinson and Captain K L, "
= and 4 committee of ladies Will as
49,. Comrades V. GrosJean and WIZ. En-
on decorations.
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who onnosed taem-who fought for
the Confederacy; their devotion to
nr;pc;ple; their sacrifice of all they
possessed, Offering Of their goods and
lives on the altar of right and love
for country and her prerogatlVes' ov
the men who wore the grey, should
near be forgotten; should be taught
70 the children of those even who
were too young to participate; and
coming ages should Learn and be toI'
Of the chivalry Of men as true tt
canss. a. braye in battle as histor!
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-05-14
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MADAM RUM0R SAYS
{gN Il.

That She advises Chief Nelson 10
Lsen an ear open towards Commodores
dive on Louisiana street
That She would like to know "na'
the new mayor will ,ell his police rec
about violations of the Sunday law.
That She wishes the new mayor
would take stro around the market
house b ock, all the way around, some
night after ten, and see what his eyes
will see and his ears hear.
That il Chief Nelson can get a good'
solid council to sus ain him, she ven
lures that there will be a rafting OF
dry bones in the next 90 days.
That She hopes that the city
line will be able to run two cars regu-
larly ter awhile.
That Senator Blanchard should call IN
council Mr.. Currie's two eminent po-
litical advisers, Commodore n. LIN
man aud General Andrew Maloney'
These sagacious statesmen, with IN
assistance OF h S own personal III nd,
that able diplomat, Admiral Louis no
magosa, he ought to be able to lana OF
the first ballot.
That She has it from reliable author
tv that Mr.. Peter J. Ire2ev nt has io'
the past year or two, or since the re
nuted sale of his interest l
in the penitentlary lease
been receiving $500 or $3.50 per mont
as the considera ion OF this sale An
this is the gentleman who presumed
aspire to the Speakership of Louis
ana.
Tha some little fellows think tn
have reached high plane of polite
leadership when they have perform
some mental service for boss W
says 40 d-boy,'
Tha. one may DO reelected me
Der CT the City C'uncil and sti |
very small pota oes' for all that
That She wonders If Senator b an
ard will have CHI eek enough to run
the House, when thi Legislature tul
him down for Senator? Beg pard
he has gall enough to do anything;
She wonders if h has vanity enO'
to believe re can be elected? She
preciates that he has full stock
latter too.
That h. question of having cen
market is being agi ated again.
That She believes the mark is,
all public institutions, should be n