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Suit for Divorce.

Josie A Foote. by her attorney, Bis
sell Thomas, has begun a suit for di-
vorce from Andrew H Foote
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Removed for good, your dandruff and
itching with one bottle of Smiths Dam
druff Pomade. Guaranteed by Wash
bourne & Co., druggists
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Upright "Steinway," Emerson"
"Gabler," "Pease" and Ludwig & Co.
pianos on easy terms. Pommers Music
Store. $40 and S31 street
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Galvanized wash boilers. 8

Galvanized wash boilers, 81 each;
tub, SOC; washboards. 15c each: cot
ton clotheslines, 40 feet, Sc; wire
ciotheslnes, 10 feet. 15c each; dozen
clothespins for &c; Mrs. Potts irons,
set of pieces, 81 each. American
Cash Store, Eighth and X
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Turclu, Eighth and K. Lowest rates;
janitor and light free.
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DR.. Weldon, S06 ] street, extracts
teeth without pain: local anaesthetic.
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STAR CREAMERY. LOCATION OF
principal place OF business is the Creamery
building, near CORTLAND, Sacramento
County, California.
NOTICE-There is delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF as
sessment levied on the 9Th day of June.
1896 the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders, as
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The finest whiskies in the land; the
finest wines in the land; Idanha, the fin
est mineral waterfall this can be had
over b. K. Bloch & Co.'S counter. Fifth
and r
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DR.. Newsom, the dentist, has removed
to Ills 1 street, next door to his former
office.
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Cutbirth's first-class cabinet photos
reduced to 50 per doz. 18th and K
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Fancy tube cake molds, 2, and 10
cents at Hirsch & Son, 1913
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Try our latest-Fruit nectar The
great Eastern success. Only cents a
glass. Welch Bros. at Ninth and J.
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Just arrived. A full line Of Catholic
goods. Adam Haubold keeps notions
of all kinds at 1922 j street.
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Best board and best rooms at tn
Pleasanton, 9OS l. street.
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NOTICE..

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
of the Cave Valley Gravel
Mining Company for the election of Di-
rectors to fill vacancies and for the trans
action of such business as may be brought
before the meeting, will be held at the
office of the Secretary, 629la NJ street, on
FRIDAY EVENING, July 81, 1896, at
O'Clock
BY order of the President.
NELSON WILCOX, Secretary.
Sacramento, July Is, 1896 Jyl6-td
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Store your furniture at Sacramento
Warehouse, Front and r. Tel 513.
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DR.. r. L. Wait, dentist, 705 J street.
Examination and consultation free
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We are still cutting the price of sarsa-
parfllas, pills and other patent medi-
cines. j. A. Green, Seventh and K.
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No. of No. of

And in accordance with law and an order
of the Board of Directors, made on the otn
day of June 1896, so many shares OF eaeh
parcel of such stock as may be necessary
will be sold at the Star Creamery building
on TUESDAY, the 4th day of August,
1896, at 2 o'clock p. m. OF such Day, TO pay
delinouent assessments thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expenses OF
the sale.
r. J. STEPHENSON, secretary.
Star Creamery, CORTLAND, Cal.
jy15-1Ot
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MARRIED..

Best garden hose. 10 cents a foot:
hose repaired. Tom Scott. 3O3 ].
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Wash vests for summer wear. We
have very strong line that will be sold
al 81, 81 90 50, 50 80, So. William nj.
Petrie, 622 street.
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Pasteur germ proof filter. Egan
Bros, S21 K street
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Mills College H19g31s Aug sln
Beautiful Grounds. and Seminary.

alameda County, Gal.
SUPERIOR MUSICAL AND ELOCUTION-
airy advantages. Thorough Scholarship.
Languages Free. Terms Moderate.
MRS. c. I. MILLS. President.
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M'DONALD-MILLER Oakland, j. J.
Mcdonald of Boca to Ella ]. Miller of
Rocklin.
HETT-JOHNSON-In this city, July
10th. at 1912 Fifth street, by Rev M D.
Buck, Leo. l.. Mushett of Emigrant Gap
to Sarah E. Johnson of Auburn.
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Alex. Holmes. Photo Studio. 1908 10th.'
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The local union OF Epworth Leagues VIII
give picnic a. Green lake next FfioAy
evening.
The children OF the German and English
Sunday school Ballard Congregauonal
church. viii enjoy a picnic next THURSDAY.
The Ladies AID Society Of the First
Methodist Episcopal cnurcn VIII meet ~
the church pzrlors this afternoon Al ~
o'clock.
Rev. DIR J n Martin. OF the First Meth
odixf Episcopal church. leaves today on
the Puebla for q visit 10 his Old nome 10
6an jose. Cal.
The Puget sound annual conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal church VII meet
Der 3. Bishop Earl cransson. ID. d.. LII D..
presiding.
The ss,aav school Of the African Meth
odlst Episcopal church gave a sacred cor
entertaining their friends with an excel
lent programme.
Al The Young Peoples meeting. Piym-
outh Congregational church. yesterday
evening. Mrs A. J. Bailey delivered an
,raerssting saarsss g. % ,s lie ws Va
The Junior Enseavorers OF the First
Methodist Protestant church have been
camping during the past week on Lake
Washington, about quarter Oh hIs
north OF Madison street park
Mrs H. A Denton. OF Salem, Or. Is
visiting her parents. Rev. and Mrs. J. ~.
smith, Al sis Fifth avenue north. II is
expected that her husband viii JOIN her
here before her return 70 Salem.
Rev. r. Franklin Rattray. pastor of the
Columbia City Ccngreza tionai church. has
returned from Oakland, Cal. where he
ofricisted at the marriage % his daughter.
Florence Harley RRttray, July so. 10 Mr..
Aiva !. Kent. OF San Francisco.
The towel social" for The benefit OF
the Seattle General hospital. was sue
cess and aa a result the matron reports
sthe supply OF towels amply rspienlshed.
she now calls on ladies who are putting
up fruit 20 remember the hospital with a
jar or two.
Plymouth Congregational church. be-
sides the large ceatraI sunday school. has
no less than four branch schools. Prof.
c. A Taylor superlntends the Jackson
street school. Dr. G. A. Smith the Joy
school. II. l.. Slzer the Irving street. and
w n Lewis the Pilgrim.
The w. c. r. L. held is quarterly meet
ting AZ the Jones street African Methodist
Frlsronai church last Monday evening.
There was a good attendance. Addresses
were delivered by TIRE pastor, Rev. W. 7.
y Harwood. q T. r.. and Rev. NJ. A.
covington, pastor Of the Madison street
Methodist Episcopal church.
TIL. congregation OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church will tender Mrs. Harriet
r. ParkhnFst n reception next Thursday
ryenlng in view az her expected departure
for California She has been member
~ this church for twenty years. Her
friends throughout tire city, regardless 81
church afyiliatIon. are Invited TO attend the
reception.
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erasstuce 70 God for TIE svsrs.naI growth
Of II membership and the depths % grace
vhereunto many have attained: and
Whereas. Our soeszl meetings, especial
~ the Thur1day nixh1 prayer meetings,
the pulse Of the chrrca.' are 30 very 2r9e-
~ attended and 80 ably conducted. with
s1ch earnestress ant zeal. and are % In
s-ructivs and grstfytng. real spiritual
feasts. and
Where's. Our dear brother shankisn
has 20 universally. by his friendly greet
ing and pleasing address. won his way 20
the hearts OF the people and Il 50 much
beloved by al. thus attracting them 20 the
House OF God IA such large congregations.
80 unusual in <hs summer sea@or, and
Whereas, We are very DESTROYS thar cur
church may stiIl 60 On 90 higher attain
merits. zn1 believing that the advancement
and spiritual progress Is very largely due
90 the blessing OF God upon the practical.
inspiring. uplifting. sermons % our De-
loved pastor. and 70 the faithful, loving
self-denying Iabors OF himself ana noble
wife among US: therefore.
conferences OF the First AeshoSist EpLsco-
pal church does hereby mort heartily and
earnestly request that she Rev. William
Arnold Shankiir, ID. D.. be returned 20 mis-
charge for another yeaDs and
Resolved. That Q copy % these reso,u-
tons, properly attssts5, be sent 70 the
Rev. Bishop Earl Cranzton, %. D.. LII. D.,
presiding a. tns Puget sound annual con-
ference q. y2noouves. Wash, SeptGmber
., IsA''
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IN THE LODGE ROOM.
orr


Seattle Division, No. /. Uniform Rank,
,sfgtlT,St.txhss themselves last Thursday
rirht ~ their drills ard services az the
,lvaira Rank social Of Unlty Lodge, No. -.
4, Wara WA.9a addition, when two e.
cuires made a claim for knightaoo4. After
me work and during the enjoyment OF re-
e,axnrrents J. A. IA6d appeared a. The
front with a mysterious banfle under h.s
arm and ne proceeded % unfold al eiso-
ors.t~ mix and white sssk eneiemstio L. r.
hsnner with an intmltah.y witty speech
- presented Il 20 the division. Capt. o.
ser rezposaed ard then called upan Lieut.
C,aurhey. who turned cut 20 be tie artist
a $50 greater surprise vas IN store when
- kuIxhf = Sullivan vas presented wsth
q nair OF Nc. a. oveTallS for his proficiency
!, a~t9 AMI - per cent depor trnent and
se-~nrv White Mr.. Sullivan vas prepaf-
Frs mir ss.lf Tor a reply Mr. Iaaa escaped
srs,. edge aisarte5ts Furnished a n.Fneer o.
ssisrfsors. accompanied By Prof. Lsrch.
"a affeY a merry salute Ike members
marched home
.ssar,bers 81 both Jr1form eoDp2aies ard
- tnl~hss aasf sheIr friends and families
=. .Xrs..stez Al Grace N r church next
Eeosay for the sermon - Sr knight
Erar5 THE nas.e El4 Il = special feature,
Fs,rshlan annlyefsary 81 August - vi be
properly Observed
n has proved - % GnaGc.al inp0ssa-
t.3.sv for The alv4sl1a 80 2Steat tHe national
- ..,eat 81 MaAne& D1-.H ta1s season 20
80 oars in the prize eFsi. bat ether
prises wIthln she state a. be looked aftsF.
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lI,ESSON FROM DAVID
80 Nen Advised to Learn to
Be Self Reliant
my,socssTs ~ CONFERENCE
0nrch in Good Conditisn-1eoo'
nuezsns Indorssng Rev. Dr..
shank1fn.

- ~. A. Major. pastor oT ths Second
~~srseYsxn church. delivered ths zS-
80 ii Tire mems rally In the !. d. 6.
!. ,ao<us On First avenue az 4 o'cseek
<~se1sy afternoon. hix theme being In
- oun armor~ Selecting as . text
f1xrs. 5sE, And his sing was in -
- Mr.. Major spoke ssrst OF the ten
[wv Of men 70 shrink from respcnsl-
g pos:.ions. The trouble ia sad hs,
-. the standard OF usefulness erected
& esnh men IL ~ fault. Men have
6eaeht. and have beer content with the
neneht that certain few were 20 raie.
8 pssn, 70 dictate"
M he spoke OF the present tendency
i easaxe shis old sentiment and 20 evoke
! enea man . sense OF individual respon-
nrtfy The last quarter Of q century"
= sssd. has been compelling men 20 ask.
80 are We here forz The man Tn the
fcsptpre who received but one faien,
hsbusss reasoned that a man OF bis cali
= xzs not needed and therefore buried
= talent and idled away his time. The
az with tan talents made use Of them.
- when the Lord returned he praised
= dl.lgsnt servant but reprovsc the one
e;ent man and took away his opportunity
ewsyer. Men Of today have caught the
nzon, and ne see coming from their
King places thousands who though OF
hn5Ee strength are real factors In the
srlds progress. They dare not shirk
~ die away their life.
when David took his siing and de-
erred his ability TO overcorne Goliath Of
fx1 everybody laughed His brothers
$50 him stripping. and told him 20 go
hsue to his sheep where he would not
= nen- But David believed In the re-
oGndbifify Of each individual. and be-
mN9 that God would reward and uphold
~ soul that was loyal 10 duty. wheth-
sAephsrd or sovereign. peasant or
psnce.
HfIs bad the wisdom. the practical COM
ESQ sense. TO shrag aside the celebrated
~ eumbfous armor OF Saul. and taking
~ BIZ own sling and five smooth stones
fsm the brook. he brought the Dragging
CAST TO the ground, cut of his head. and
<sacet upon his body In triumph.
Learn from this. young man. that you
srs better fitted TO do what God Intends
ysu to do than II you were the ideal man
fsB have 10 mind, the man In whose ar
nor you may be tempted to shine Ia bor-
svwet spsendor."
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THE SEATTLE KINDERGARTEN.

Training school 70 Open september 8
Subscribers Urged to Re Prompt.
Al the recent monthly meeting OF the
board o, trustees of the Seattle Kinder
gartan AEsocla ton. reports q the sscre-
tary ana treasurer and OF the different
committees were given.
An Interesting letter was read from MISS
Cr@elman. VITO Is spending her vacation
On tha East FOR the purpose OF visiting
kindsrgsrtens ani attending the summer
school for chlla study at Clark university,
worceaisr. Mass Miss CreeiTDan also ex-
nscfs 70 become a pupil IN the school con
Quoted BY Miss Susan Blow az csEenova.
~ Y
IL was aecifef 20 open the free kinssr-
rArten and training school on Tuesday,
sertsuber =
The work OF grading the yard az the
kindergarten a. finished T-ae large play
ground in the center 81 the yard has bern
wowrl with grass snd clover seed. This
work anon the grounds has been done by
che ianitor without extra cost 20 The as
~,,iefioa. IL l= requested that All sub
scriaers 90 the association wtn pey their
monthly sues promptly. since 8 ts only
throaeh such prompt payment thai the
work OF the ASSOCIATION can - rsa3n-
tsfneA. Receipts w38 - given FOR al
money test a. Stewart & Holmes arus
Store
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Lorraine Chapter. Nc 6 met IN regular
season on wednesday evening. Four rev
p@-iicrs were accepted, and the usual
business routine was enliwenei by the nu-
seal selections of Mss Carpson. At the
close % the meeting pleasant social time
was enjoyed BY members and visitors
L.gat refreshments. consisting OF ice
cream and cake. were served AZ small
calnst1y spreas tasles with Mrs. G. ~.
Alexander presiding.
Lorraine Auxiliary VIII meet With Mrs
J. Haley 2lis Fourth avenue. on wednes-
day afternoon. Whittier is the general
topic selected for the day. Mrs Whitaker,
OF Fort Stmcoe, who is visiting Mrs. r. A
Palmer. VIII be a guest Of the auxiliary
and VIII answer any queries In regard to
indian training schools Mrs. Whitaker
hss taught fer a number Of years IN the
Indian schaSi az the Yakima reservation
ard IL aesply Interesting IN her aexcrip-
tons Al ladies' Of the order are cordially
invited 10 be present
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Dress Lengths.

Neat ard stylish full Dress Patterns
now marked Down 90 prices that are
unusual anywhere. BE sure and see
these suits:
Chevio,s. gray ana brown mixtures.
re1ueed from sf-s 20 sac per suit
AL wool chevtots. check. stripes.
heather mixtures. reduced from &s.a
10 s-.oS per suit.
Figured Suitings. dark grounds. Per
sian mixtures. ~ inches vida. reduced
from kSsS 10 50 Is per suit.
Boucle Checks. A. inches. medium
grounds. reduced from si2S TO &c
Special sale on Ladies' Chsllle and
Cashmere Tea Gowns. former price
Sass. ssss. sSTs. ss.so. your choice for
E5e.
Cambria and Print Wrappers. former
price s1.1S. S.ss. reduced 10 75c.
Ladies' Taiior-Made Linen Suits, for
mer price S. %. reduced 10 81
Wash SILK Waists. with linen collars.
former price $50. reduced TO s2-7s. I'm
tire line OF Ladies' Tailor~Made Suits
reduced 10 manufacturers ccst
We are showing q handsome line OF
Ladies Bathing Suits ~ =. IS Ard ma
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Ladies' Footwear.

The latest In Ladies' FeetwaaR new
styles and low prices.
Ladies F4rs Wei Button SAsM needle
toe. S36a
Ladies' Fine Kli Button shea ctcsh
top and new rsser tee AzS SsSy
stylish. SEQ.
Ladies Fire Kid Rattoa shea hand
turned, cloth and KID ter. nsw razor
toe, sac.
Ladies Fine Hsnd-Turned 9u;tea
Shoe. cieth top. new roand toe. AeA
Dcn'f forget srr bargain ccunker,
Over 80 pairs 81 Ladies Fine Snoss.
Slippers and oxsaras reduced from
$3.50. s4ea ana $50. ncw G.aA this 10
something that viii pay Ecu - irvss-
tlgate.
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A. ID. Humphrey, Pm. D.. professor OF
natural history IN the Erie. Pa, Hirh
school. will give an address before the
Young Naturzisssg Society or THURSDAY
evening, August q. or Some New Tneo-
ries OF Evolution" Or. Humphrey Is a
brother OF VIII r. Humphrey, the well
known lawyer Of this city. He obtained
his degree OF Doctor Of philosophy az Cor
nell university. His thesis, or which he
spent two years % work, was on The
Nervous System OF the Turtle" The
Young Natnraiis;s' hall is on the old uni
versisy grounds, just AZ the rear OF the
Armory. The lecture will be given a. ;
O'Clock and there viii be no charge
Everybody 10 welcome.
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Ladies' Shopping Bags.

Ladies' Leather Shopping Bags cioth
top. outside pocket. Ssc, werth erc.
Ladies' Leather Shapslng Aaya esosh
top. metal corners. Sc. wsrth BOO.
Ladies' Leather Shopping Bags. cSosA
top. metal corners. Tsc, worth a.eA
Ladies' Leather ehoppinx RaGs. eieeA
top. outside pocket, roc, worth a-eo.
Ladies' Leather Shoprina Hags. slstA
top. outside pocket. ssa. worth as.
Ladies Leather Shopping Bags. cloth
top, outside pocket, sf-es. worth SIS.
Ladies' Leather Shopping Bags, cloth
top. outside pocket. n.N. worth MS
Ladies' Leather shopping Bags. cloth
top, outside pocket, sL7a. worth =. ..
Ladies' leather Shopping Bags. cioth
top. outside -ockst. si..5. worth 40.
Ladies' Leather Shopping Bags. cloth
top. outside packet. s2.sa. worth t2oA
Ladies Leather shopping Bsxs. cloth
top. outside pocket, s2-ss. werth C.A
Ladies Leather shopping Bags. cloth
top, outside pocket. sSso. worth A3.
Special values Ladies' Combination
Card Cases and Pockesbooks. 800. 16c.
ssc. Sc. t.oo. N-A. si-5a. n.Ik nsA W.oa
s25 20 tAoo.
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f-,grt Euterrr.se, No. g net in vesalsr
,-eekfv session o. Iast THURSDAY eTentGs.
ore EBessber wss Teiastass.a. aHd one prop
-.tFfer fs~ membership vas received. w.
- g;unfsrzzl&n w&s erected Junior aea6le.
Interesting speeches weTs rzaae IS Aessrs-
Brown, q Court - sA.sssa; ). 4 As-aa'
Carsseax %. A. Whse.er and J. =.
~f..T.snvh.in. Of Coars Enterprise. AZ ths
80 ~ me meeting The coure was enter
tafnes wlth good music and ssngs ~
CAATses Granger.
ss1.,rf F,xesslx.7r. No. =. hesi sss usual
~e.r-v snesrsrx AS Teessav swenfns.
vyAe~s s=a caazsistes Te~e Installed into
tf.a rngsssr.es q ths oTaeT- Tao &p.tca-
ss,-z f-~ Ss-xssp were referred 2
T.-es go 90 The a38-stnss uasre ers vas
,,,ss@zr axafn afseF - xnse1ee u Port
-rn~nserE = rezrsy tsz -antAs J. II.
krt~sw. cAssr-nsn g sas Fs~-.ssrs' Pc
rf- kwsa-ssrfsa. srske e tie Success or
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The rrniver~ifv Properly started,

During thA past Nsa& the University %
Wasasnr2oa received a pleasant visit from
Pref wliilan, II tja5sen. department q
F-rxffsn. starfars university who vas re-
turning from a trip 80 Alhssa- Prof Gad-
son vas accom- panied By his eiss ans Mss
Peasants ~ LIS Angeles. SRI Miss
Spraxas % Cht,sEo. Miss Peasants
srhoe,f the sentiments % re party when
80 remarked. The University - Wash
snxsaa has began 81 {he Ttgat end no.
ttes the laeoTa teF-es are excel.e1sly
equipped. wasse the Teec4at4es room Is
nsnofy''
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j. O. a. It.

The members OF Lake Union Lodge. No.
ZIG !. o. @. T. held Pleasant session
Tuesday evening. At which the principal
business was the election OF officers as
follows; c. T.. Philip Ernst: v. T.. Miss
Winnie Holden: secretary, Charles Tayaor;
assistant secretary. Miss Efne Irvine;
financial secretary, Henry Picht: treasur-
er, Miss Minnie Buhtz. chaplain. Mrs. r..
Mullen, marshal. VIII BENJAMIN; deputy
marshal, Miss Alice Graham: guard. Miss
Bertha Plcht; sentinel. Mr.. George Carl
son: p. c. T., Mr.. Marvey Holden
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Rev. r. r. Powell. pastor OF the Third
Cumberland Presbyterian church. IL stu
In feeble health. His people were planning
10 give him rest. but he forsstslled them
last week by stating from the pulpit that
ne had heard OF the plan, and while CRATE
ful for the kindly feeling thus shown ne
could not leave hts charge. He hopes 10
regain his health by moderate labor, and
his congregation viii tighten his work as
much as practicable
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Don't Miss

ina N,evcIs~ts excursion 70 ths sesch
-. s,,rssv. Auwuss a Rtkes carried FIRE..
esr-ss esrysle rneet. Tsrkets row on sale
a. ~o-enern Pacias of-ces seattle. foe
- -ssa-s trsp. wnleA gnclatos sost fare
.r,-.,- 80 trave Seattle a; So a. ~.
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Fer ne Democrats. PosaliS; and Free
Si1xsr conventions 10 - esa8 az Ei}eus-
burg August T. ghe Northern Fse.ltc vi
sail tickets from seattle az SIS sor fae
rsYrs trsp TS-kess "a SAFE ABsuSf = 211
z gee. 70 return - - ths 3sth. inclusive
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Camping and fishing parties OF five or
mors can obtain reduced rates TO and from
Lake Crescent by applying to James Nor
gan. agent Straits Steamship Company.
YesIsr dock.
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Excursions To the Beach.

The Northern Pacific are now making
a rate OF one fare for the round trip 20
Aberdeen and ocosta. Tickets on sala
every day. Nothing more pleasant thAn n
visit 20 the grand Pacific ocean.
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Just the Thing You Need
Seeds Water Filters and Strainers.
FIT ANT FAITL Prizes gx AND Sc


TIE basket pscnsc ara excursion. whsnn =.
ststsd ec2spseG al previous eTer-s In tia.
ci-ect.sn. nearly 400 persons having at
tended
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-10

rsrss Regiment barA sn& hlsycse ca
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-10
Serges.

Always In style. ana seldom. II svsr.
offered at such special prices az these.
aerges. In black and navy blue:
rs inches wide. all wool. English
tEiIl. eoc yard.
IS inches vide, all wool. wide wale.
TIC yard.
So inches wide, all-wooi Engllsh
Storm Serge. Sc yard
g inches wide. all wool. English
Storm Serge. 81 yard.
Priestley's Crayenetts serge. war
ranted waterproof, navy blue and
black only:
~ inches wide. 81 per yard.
80 inches vide, Is per yard.
81 inches wide. $50 per yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-10
Lottie kinsey Dead.

115ttsV
Ilottfe Kinsey, formerly Lottie Evans,
the star witness in the Dawson divorce
case. died few days since IN Kansas City
81 childbirth. the child also dying. She
was formerly a nurse girl IN the employ
OF the Dawsons, and was brought back
here from Kansas City TO give testimony
against the wife in the trial OF the divorce
proceedings.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-10

When Baby was SICK, We gave her CastorsA.
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung TO CAssoriA
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-10

Ladies' Ties 15c. reduced from asa.
Ladies' Ties &c. reduced from 600
Ladies' Ties soc, reduced from TOO.
Ladies Stock Collars &c. reduced
from 40c.
from GA