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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-23
ENTERPRISE SOLD FOR ses, 600
The w. A. Eitchie Syndicate or Ohio
the Purchaser.



Tuesday afternoon the sale OF the En-
terprtse 20 w. A. Richie for the Ohio
syndicate was completed by his paving
So. 600 in cash for the property. Messrs.
Humphreys and Farrell 20 receive one
tenth OF the capital stock Of tho COM
pany as part OF the consideration. One
fifth of the stock VIII be placed Ia tho
treasury. so II really makes the purchase
price $500 for seyen-eighths OF the prop
erty.
The deed 70 the property was made a.
rect from crown grant by st. 0nge and
Cabanna 20 w. A. Richie. who IL mana
ger and representative OF the Ohio syn
dicate Ia Spokane and Rosslsnd- The
5000 from the sale VAS Immediately ap-
piled in Anal payment of the bond on tho
Enterprise. Iron Horse and Monte cristo
from St Ongs. End Cahanna 20 Humphreys
and secured foa Mr. Humphreys for about
s2.ooo tho Iron Horse property, on which
the great part of the work was done last
year. Thus Mr.. Humphreys closes one
OF the most successful deals ever made ia
the camp.
This Is the Nth property near Rossland
that has been purchased for cash by the
Ohio syndicate within the past two
months. First was the Consolation MIN
erai claim, now Incorporated under the
name OF consol Gold Mining Company,
on which work IL now being pushed by a
Camp Bird mineral claim. Incorporated
as the Camp Bird Gold Mining Company,
on which force OF uen n m0w erecting
buildings and building a tran preparatory
10 active development work Next was
the Tuesday, Climax. on which tha anal
payment was made two weeks ago, al
though not duo until June - The cabins
have been erected on this property and
a force Of miners hzs bern at work for
tbs past three or four weeks Next vas
the Mabel. which t. Incorporated as the
Mabel Gold Mining Company. and on
which active development will be com
menced next week.
The Enterprise viii soon ~ Incorporated
under the name OF the Euterprizs Gold
Mining Company and active DEVELOPMENT
work on this property viii be commenced
within ten days The FIRST four named
properties OF this syndicate are now fetnx
surveyed for crown grants. which will b
obtained as soon as passtble.
The Ohio syndicate - composed % sorns
of tbs best known ussn OF that state, ard
the faex that IL is paying cash for each
property II secures and starting develop
naeGg work on sli ~ them in a business
like manner. means that n ~ organized
for u4lulag and not Tor speculation.
This syndicate hiss three ether proper
ties now under bond. which wiu doubt
less he taken up Ar an early date and
work started On them II r. ifa intention
20 pat machinery or All o. its properties
just as soon ar Development work In sun
GENTLY advanced 20 enable them % work
20 advantage. that IA - soon "a surface
prospecting o. the Ie4xes Is completed
and the permanent shas and tunn4l werg
started. Ths syndicate expects 10 have
between 6fty and sixty men on ifs pay
rolls Ia Tral creek within The next thirty
Gays. ard 20 work dcsh4s shifts on all
og its properties when permanent wcEk
L. started
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cuts made 20 grove The extent and dfree-
sfon 81 the vein. Assays al scrfare went
Ssa 81 gold. and from the shaft and cuts
SIS IN gold and $ per cent in copper va
obtained The vein shows quartz much re-
SerahtInx thar from the deeper workings
or the q X. and carries iron and coprer
with a trace If silver. There 81 water In
the shaft ana 10 work has been done in
IL since last year. bat n tunnel VIII b.
driven from n lower level 10 strike tbs
shaft when sunk 20 q depth OF fifty feet.
and thus AFFORD drainage. The company
has SeEtrol OF diamond drsli now nc
Spokane. and that will be brought M tn
prospect the claim thoroughly before put
ting in more extensive machinery The
Green Crown is west % and adjoining the
Deer Park and e. a relocation OF tho Is.
rasraida. IL Is stocked for $. oeo. ona. - pen
cent OF she stock being set aside for de-
yslepme1t. while thu remainder is pooled.
Most % the owners are Chicago people.
who viii make tho Green Crown a mine.
ana Mr.. Mead says IL has Apparently ,haa
prime nsSessi,y~~a hig vein, fully nlnNA>eO
or GRE which assays S1a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-23
NEW YORK MARKETS.


Se~ York. ta7s "a variety % snsu-
eacsS contributed 20 bring ahout = loser
ranEe Of share prizes tD8aF Although
nothing tzag2hss Was evolved CIT OF ne
uasss of runners tnaf eotatn@s circulation
ta feisti1- - the cssbaa situation. enough
lz>e2s4asss was created or thss nozaf aa4
regard "a othsT foreign political eomnEcz-
tens . start a brisk selling movement Al
a5oHE tAs u1a- i~ocal eors4&sratt tiers ef a
g. pm -siozg c7aF 2e>TFr Nefe stso 81 sFt5e1ca.
IRE epgaEssasaS ~ *7safssa 70 Tols for ship
Hasrt to Germany cane 80 tina Hwhs % a
assnieasing surprise IA TIE baar9 ranovs
were csgFeas & snauHra3inS aactsan sy tha
ngesiszt uEeaz tae CQsssn azssston BASED
GO a31sEsd 9fsFsa tseass frsnn ~. SPECIAL rep
ressntagiye g Ire Unste3 states now Il
shsf co4nszT Ersasare a. he oa1szt was
1ssets2 safety against tsa r15zst~fzlx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-23
CHICAGO Markets
Board OF Trade.


Chicago. June z-The wheat market die
rot exhibit any particular life and actiy-
ttv: IN fast. Il was inclined 70 duiinsss
at times Ths range for ire day was -
rlss Operations were chiefly local. and
the orders apparently were rather esarish
81 their Views from the start Prices we're
Influenced az the start By the heavy srri-
walls In the Northwest. and New York al
vices thar the woFAs's shipments would be
heavier. private reports making me same
9 sae 90 bushels Withdrawals from store
we're nxht. and the prospect Of a small
decrease IL me VISIBLE vas disappointing
ard has mere or less Influence CoEEsmts-
sion houses had selling c1ssrs and there
wsx more liquidation OF July, the spread
between that faEugs aae September wild
svfux 10 Itse. Private sssvlces put the
Tazek sea shipments al t.344tss bushels.
TIA market has = far rally On ths pest
gax OF passage figures. thu same shoSirg
= na.xv decrease Of ., -. 90 es1shs1s, ARD
s.rsyv~s s,glte s sarprfss. The SzFa@ ~as ae-
rrrsnta.a FOR In a measure ~ the liberal
f~nnnytatfors q late ~ Isasv. An
osh@~ stimulating feature waS
esFaus~asixssy steady fcas % cables,
sarfy Advsees quosfng Liverpool
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. June 2a-Arrived-Schr
Moro. Coquille river; bktn Eureka. Ia
coma: Sunol. Gray's harbor. Departed
State Of California. Astoria and Portland.
Freights-Jane l. Stanford, o. tons. now
on the Sound. lumber from Moodyyille to
Shanghai prior TO arrival 52s.
Port Townsend, June 22.--Special.-Ar-
rived-Str Wiiapa, from Juneau. Nor blk
Ezra, eighty days from Melbourne.
Chartered-British ship Ventura now at
Victoria, coal from Comox 10 san Fran
cisco.
Port Townsend. June 22-Speciai--Ar-
rived-Bktn Jane l. Stanford, from Ho-
nolulu. bound 10 Chcmanius TO load lum-
Der for Shanghai
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steady and unchanged. ara private
eSe1~s stating thar the market was =
I1rn e@arer. wfth holders rscr- confident
SoF1 was quiet. After tns opening
weakness. whkeh was caused principally
~ sympathy With wheat prices. K bed
comparatively steady. Later. however,
Enea TIE large estimated receipts for TO
EasrToT Sere posted the prices suffered
further decline
Sssss-5nssne~s was fairy active. ard
yaIsfss were lower al around. There was
cute 3 sailing pressure apparent. ard
that TFifh the weakness % wheat ard
corn. WIS the casse for tho decline.
Provisions safgere8 frogr the surprising
~ large rgn OF hogs. Prices recovered
somewhat later on the Sraan estimates
for tomorrow. bat the losses 81 ths day
were quite material
Closing Quotations
wheat--fane, sssxe. July. s1Izs
Corn-J0ne. rae. July. zTsse.
0ats-Iune. Tssse, July. IFAc.
PcrS-June. s. sTs1: July. s. sIss.
Tsar3-Juue, x405. July. Aa&
Rin@--June ard Jaly. S7a
RArley-e487ac.
Rye-1Sc
F7axseesa-7sss asac.
TImoshy-s&
Live stock.
Cattia--Sales 81 native beef s;sers were
or basis Of $ sea IS FOR common ID 10
81 Es34 n for chcice 20 extra Good cows
ana helfers shared IN the advance. bat
canning iaJs sold no higher. Good feeders
were Arm.
Hogs-The bulk Of sales were 81 ss-Tts.
sales being ma5e OF common 20 choice
heavy az g 7sEG -. Fnediism weights az
- ossas g. lights. s. ss73s&
Sheep-Cummcn 10 prime Sold az 81. go
as and some nice sheep and yeariings
mixed sold al $499; lambs sold at see. )
for common 10 choice.
Recesp;s-cattle I5.eoo: hogs 6. 300. sheep
Gea
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at7|7EIFEt.It
". IL Mead. Whe Il directing the woefx
ca tAs faraea GroEr. waa TIA on THURSDAY
and seat o2s two Ha@n. making seven. with
tire Use who went oas last seek. More
wfn n@ yss en from tire 10 tina as C.
vA5opu9nx advances The uo<k 30 far
eaaxassa % a shaft. sassa vas put down
about nftssa feet last fan. ali In era. ard
e 49, xsasxsS xaska 60 Ga eaea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-23

Pacific Coast Steamship companysa
STEAMER AL-KT.
All newly reftted. new upper deck cabins.
ana new and consmodioEss second class
passenger accommodations. will saiI frcm
ksattie June "a. a. 3 a. m. calling az
VICTORIA, MARY ISLAND,
KETCHIKAN, BOEA DE QrTADRA.
YEgS BAY. WRA$GET. JTiNEAT.
DOUGLAS ISLAND and CFfTLcAT.
Fare TO Wraugei: Cabin. 81: second
cizss f5O
FAIRS TO JUNEAU: Cabin. $40: second
class. s..
J. r. TROwBRTDGE,
Puget Sound SUPERINTENDENT
Seattle office, Ocean dock. foot Main
street Telephone. Main 50.
C;oodaii. Perkins e. Co.. general agents.
Gan Francisco.
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me- Fix. a. Cincinnati.

Tha Northwestern line has been selected
as tha ofsieiai route for tha AZ. Paul ana
Mtnpeapeiss delegates 20 the annual meet
sng ~ fha kiks a. Cincinnati July %
"a inclusive One nrst-ciaas fare for the
round trip has been authorized For fur
shsr information arDly 10 y. W. Parker.
Puget sound agent. ssi First avenue. Seat
sfa Wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-23

Steamer Portland sails shout June 8
aad August "a. VIA st. Aiehasfs island.
ernnectlnx with Yukon river steamer FOE
Circle 6lty sna Forty Mile. North Aners-
can Transportation and Trading Company.
SchwaBneher's wharf.
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Total sales.

Total sales
The total sales OF stocks today were
90 $50 shares, including: American To-
hacco 10 500: Atehison. g $40: American
Sugar. 81 30: Burlington, is.ioo; Louisville
& Nashville. =. 80: Missouri Pacific, 500;
Pullman, s,sDo: Rock Island, g. 100; West
ern Union, GOO.
Flour.
TTour-Receipt., 1870 barrels: exports.
400 Dull and easier, with wheat; win
ter straights, s3.4saS.4a-
Wheat.
whea-Receipts. a, so bushels; exports,
rrTE4 bushels. Spot weak: No. l hard,
77s9ST7sc afoat. options opened weak,
owing 10 liquidation and heavy spring
wheat receipts; rallied sharply on COW
eriug due 20 the large reduction on pass
age. but again weakened and declined all
day under heavy English visible Increase
and easier closing cables: closed Ts1Ic
net lower; June closed s27se; September,
ssssc.
Visible Grain supply.
The visible supply OF grain Saturday,
June ~, as compiled by the New York
produce exchange. is as follows;
Bush Dec.
Wheat Is $1,000 ss 900
Corn .......... ............ s.s70.eoo 5000
Oats ....-.-.....-..- -.....-. s,Sss,SU Ho"o
HopS-Steady.
Wool.
wooi-ouiet.
Petroleum
Parliamentary: United closed sLisia
bid.
Metals.
PIG rron-siew: Southern. tloSe3l2 50;
Northern. suGi3
Copper-ou.et; exchange, sil-5e1i1
Iead-Steady: exchange. ss.a2Qs&.
Tsn-Easy; Straits. sl9-s $50. plates.
dull.
spelter-DuIl: domestic. sAosSAle.
Coffee.
colee-Options closed steady. unchang-
et 20 is points advance; June, $iLso, Sep
TENDER. sac. Spot coffee, Rio quiet: No.
:. Isi.c asked. mild quiet; cordova, 1919
Isc.
sugar.
sugar-Raw nominal. fair refining. Sc;
centrifugal. 50 test. sac; refined quiet
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COMPOSITION tn ncnoareI. nfrion. brs-
vfsr or long primer faces On the follows
fnx sixs bodies: Ssrpareii or nlnaon. nae
sxces6snx n ems plca. brewer. not sx.
ssedlnx IL Ems plea: ionx primer. act ex-
essdiar "a ems rtcA Special terms -
large ercsra A41rsss ross-Intsiisgsnc4s
aAsUs
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
gTRs. GARLAND AND EyASGEL.

Steamer Garland leaves Yssier dock Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at
q m, for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
pungeness Port Angeles. Port Crescent
Getty sburE, Pysht. C.sliayn bay and Neah
Bay. returning. arrives AT Seattle . y.
m. on opposite days. steamer Evsngel
leaves Yesler dock for Port Angeles and
Victoria, Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
day at $50 p. m: arrives Seattle alter
nate days 2.9e q. IN.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.


STEAMER ROSALfE
Aritngton dock. leaves for Victoria ana
Port Townsend daily. except Saturday. 1T
ls3 n. m; returning leaves Victoria a.
IL a m Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way points daily. except
runday, a. A. m. Sunday. direct. ~
q m: returning. direct. leaves Port
Townsend az - m. Phone. Pike -.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.



Leaves Tacoma. ~ noon. Seattle. Yesier
wharf D m. Mondays and Thursdays
for Port Townsend. Anaeortes. rairhaven,
New wnatcoua. Blaine and Friday Har-
scr and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver {
D. m following day.
Fare TO blaine. Sc. fare to Vancouver.
q For further Information apply to Yes
Ter wharf
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TIE Daily poss-Intsiagsncer - row On
sale ts Pcrtian1. Or. az Eieh bsoss ~
Nc~rssoa street. portlaad Hotel nsss
ssxna- ard Se<sEwexE News Company. ID
I'm asksas -
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Time Card IN effect June !. iSsk
eEATTLE. EVERETT AND wHATCOM
ROUTE.
State Of Washington leaves Seattle daily.
except Saturday. at 10 D. m.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND La con-
NER ROUTE.
Fairhsgen leaves Seattle daily. except
Sunday at a m.
Telephons. Main ITS Yesler dock.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
INGToN ROUTE.
wrEAMFR A n H0RfHS0N

tafryfnH z. =. Mall,
On Port Orchard and Port Washington
route leaves City dock. foot of Main
street 4 50 a m. calling at South Reach.
Bureheil Brick Yard. nremerton. =. s.
Chico. silvsrdaie. Leaves Port Orchard
navy station at y. m: arrives Seattle
Ntp. m. r. ". Robinson. master. Lily.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
II = MAI.

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Gaihraith dock. foot OF Wsshins-
ton street Tuesdays THURSDAYS and sat
ursayS AZ o'clock a M. for ktrxztoa.
Port Gamhle seaheck. Hrinrcn. Holly,
pewattA Liiliwaap Falls. Hccdsport and
Union City Returns aitesnate days
n. TROUTM-AN. Master.
Telephone. Red Isl.
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schooner Stella Erianf will sau foS
Cooks Inlet Saturday Jgne 1Tth For
passage Apply on board. Asrchantss
deck.
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reward of tf5 wfgl BE Paid for fnfor-
raa15an lsmtlng 70 ths arrest aSd eonsso-
tea Of any one stealing copies Of ths
Pcys-Ia1eIllgsncer delivered 70 s1es@rI1srs
throughout the city
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special Rates 10 the Chicago Conven-


TIE Northwestern iine Will make one
s-ss-~sasN fare for the round trip to tha
rserae~rntie conventtsn az Chicago. Tick
sss vBi De on sale June % and July L
SsmeT,fns car reservations can nov %
-,asa sar these dates. " w Parker.
Yss~st sound ageat. ssi First avenue. seat
.tM wN@n.
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yLY on THE -rLYER-
SEATTLE TO TACOMA

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
eour round trips daily. except Sunday.
= che horr and taenfy-nve minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
a>wular daily trips. 6eastls-TAcomn
~ss,ss as fellows:
11RisG EFFECT TUESDAY. NAY 4
TINE CARD.
single fare Soc; round trip, de-
f<sse se&tiie-76. u.B .. M: 10. 81
tf>1ye Tacoma-s.31 a. M; I, ~. ,. -
STSpAy9.
s>sve Seattle a. M. Il m: .. n
I've Tacorra-s@70 a. m; 10 10 3. -
f~nd.ng al Northern Pacfnc wharf. t.
- ard Commercial dock. foot II Ma
- asrtef. Seattle.
surdays steamers Flyer and State of
9asninetcn. fare &c.
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STEAMER CLAN M.poNALp.

Daily. al $50 .. m. except Saturday. for
Everett and way ports. going through
fQnGsy, Tuesday and Thursday 10 Sno-
hcmssh river points, connecting with s.
wiley Navigation Co. for Tacoma ard
Olympia.
city Dock steamers for all points on the
Sound. Open all night. Telephone. Main
q, g. g. YERkES. Manager.
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WEEKLY TINE CARD.
gTEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN.
Skagst River Route.
Leaves seattie-Tuesday June q. 81 D
q NJ THURSDAY. June .. al II a. m: Sat-
rrSay. June q. al Il noon. leaves Mount
ysrno1--Weanes4sy. June "a. al p. N. !:
FRIDAY. June Is. al .. M: Sunday. June
at p. m. Calling al Stanwood. Fir.
fkagIf city. Mount Vernon and Avon
fTusiEp going south Sunday ard north
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Seattle,
Lake Shore
& Eastern
Railway.

3 IHosl IL =. b hhowT. R.e.iv.sA
Traine leave snd arrive Depot foot Of
Columbia street
TIME CARD IN EFFECT DEC. =. iEx
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PUGET SOUND z Alaska STEAM
SHIP COMPANY
VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.

Between Tacoma and Victoria. b. c.
e.UamEfsvE M. Tacoma ..ItioAri t:<sAm
i :sopmlI.vl 72Pt. Townsend q ArIn sspsn
S:3Dpm Arsii0 -. Victoria 81 Min s.sgpm
sDaiiy except Monday.
This steamer furnishes Grsf-class accom-
Ysodaiions. carrying both freight and pas
eengers. and leaves from Yesler wharf.
Seattle.
For rates. ETC.. inquire Of
G. r. THORNDYKE
Yesisr wharf. Seattle
I. A SADEAu.
General Agent ~. r. r. r.. seattiA
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Portland. June 2. 49,
Fair. warmer
3. 6. PAG-E. Eo-ecaster-
z. q. DrpAvvzrNT Of aGRfCULT-
IRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. Juse - fsss-
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Regular saiisnxs between Puget
sound an8 Central American
ports General osflce. Mutual Life
building.
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eUGrr SOUND AND CENTRAL AMER
rcAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY

stea1r shin Transit VIII ieavc Seattle FOR
CsntrAl America on iufy Sfsh.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.


Portland. June s2-wheat-Wsna Walia.
5eG5lc valley. a5E554c per busnsL
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Financial.

Silver bars 49,, ga Drsfts-Stxkt -. 49,
Mex dollars stIs4s4i telegraph. -. Is
Mining STOCKS.
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Observations taken az ali stations AZ
y. m, 18th meridian time IS ,. N Facinc
umsl. GEORGE ~ SALISEt St.
Observer in Charge
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-02
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.

John Lunsford was buried in PERSON
county Monday evening at the home OF
his father, near Surls. Mr.. and Mrs.
S. r. Darlington and Mrs. ,. ). Hester
attended the funeral.
Owing to a large increase OF busl-
ness the Educator Company has found
it necessary to enlarge its quarters.
This speaks we'll for the company these
hard times.
T. d. Scruggs, who has been danger
ously i'll at his home at Stagville, was
much. better yesterday.
On Saturday next the Democratic
precinct primaries will be held in Dur
ham county, and on the Saturday fol-
lowing the county convention. 1t is
important that Democrats attend these
meetings and send their best men as
delegates to the county convention.
The Mayor disposed of two cases
Yesterday morning. One poor unfor-
tunate had taken on too much whls-
kew for which lie was made to pay
SIS. Another party was given TO hand
ling that which was not his own. For
this he was sent on to the Superior
court Now he is in Jail.
A. G. Carr was in the city yesterday.
He reported every thing dry and quiet
at Willardsyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lyon, two of
DurhaIn's cleverest and oldest citizens
were summoned to Orange county
Monday on account of the serious ill
ness of Joseph Hogan, brother of
Mrs. Lyon.
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THE s. A. L. MOUNTAIN EXCURSION
SEPTEMBER BIRD.

The cheapest rate ever yet offered.
On Thursday, September 3rd, the Sea-
board Air Line viii sell round trip
tickets from Raleigh, Henderson and
all points South to and including Char
lotte, at the low rate of Mc. mile
travelled, or 11A cents for round trip,
Following are rates from Raleigh. All
other points have same rate in proper
ton.
Raleigh to Lincolnton and return,
1915; Raleigh to Shelby and return,
$3.50; Raleigh to Rutherfordton and re-
turn, 1885; Raleigh to Newton and re-
turn, 1910; Raleigh to Hickory and re-
turn, 1885; Raleigh TO Lenoir and re-
turn, $685..
Tickets good to return on any regu-
lar train within ten days. This will
be the last chance YOU win get to visit
the ''Land of the Sky" at the lowest
rate yet offered by any railroad. Don't
miss it. Ten days of pure mountain air
will brace you up wonderfully. Apply
at once to
H. S. LIZARD, II. p. A.,
Raleigh, N. G.