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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-12

Fifty cents for adults and two bits
for very small children tomorrow night
to see "Kathleen Mavourpeen."
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-12

Tickets for the entertainment tomor-
row night may be obtained from any of
the business houses in both upper and
lower town.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-12

Admission to the show tomorrow
uight will be at popular prices. The
money raised will be devoted to wor-
thy purpose. Don't miss the show.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-12

Kathleen and Terrence tomorrow
night.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-12

We do not know who Miss Lucille
Scott is, who has had so much to say
as witness in the bribery investiga-
ton, but feel impelled to remark that
she is at least no gentleman or she
would not have been in the confidence
of so many of the lobbyists in Boise and
would not have had so many of their
secrets to relate. These female loby-
lists are just awful.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-12

: DR.. Joel Moody, who studied two
years at the Marian Sims Medical Col
lege in st. Louis, and afterwards grad
uated at the Independent Medical Col
lege in Chicago, has been engaged as
assistant by DR.. Plumer, and arrived
here on Saturday. Tho fact of having
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-12

Take your wife or sweetheart early
to the show or you may not be able to
secure good seat EVERYBODY and sew
eral little boys and girls are going.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-12

For the contest at Carson City, New
ada, March IT, between ]. ]. Corbett
and R. Fitzsimmons-Rate of one fare
for the return trip, sT.75, Nampa to
Ogden, plus rate of $3.50 from Ogden
to Carson and return, is authorized.
Selling dates March IA and Is. G. F.
Hensley, Agent, Nampa.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-12

G. G, Plumer returned from a fort
nights visit in Boise, last Saturday
Wood reports having had a fine time
and says he likes Boise and the people.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-12
NOTICE.

Whereas my wife, Josie l.. Baker. has left
fly bed and board withot Just cause or prov
ocution, notice IL hereby given that will
not pay any debts contracted hy her.
CHARLES Z. BLAkER.
DeLamar, Idaho February u 1896.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-12

= Harry Richards and family took their
leave last Saturday, for Butte, Mont.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-12

The X. of P.s, of Silver City, contem-
plate producing the play of Damon
and Pythias" about March Goth.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-12

NOTE-The proceeds of this entertain
ment will be donated to Mrs. Valverde,
less cost of production.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-12
SHORT STOPS.

Subscribe for the NUGGET.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-12

Progress has been retarded on the
Big for couple of days this week, on
account of leaky fue in the boiler.
Just before this stoppage the men
working on the 200 feet level cut into
the st. John vein, but its width and
value has not yet been determined on
account of the amount of water en-
countered. The St. John ledge was
one of the veins originally located as y
separate claim and incorporated with
the Henrietta before the patent was ap-
piled for. 1t was rich on the surface,
but never prospected to any depth. A
large bill of powder, new rope and
other supplies have been ordered
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-12
Grand Ball,
At DcLamar, March IL, 1897.
Under the auspices of
Ulla Lodge D. of R.

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Miss Ella Tolmie, Mrs. Lena Davey
Messrs. Stewart Mingo, John Kitchen,
Sol Warren, r. S. Halves.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Messrs. Stewart Mingo, John Kitch-
en-, Sol Warren, Geo. w. Bruce.
FLOOR DIRECTOR.
Miss Ella Tolmie.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Mrs. Anna Rowett, Mrs. Emma Rod
da, Miss Olive Lang, Messrs. Jas H.
Rodda, Chas. Uren.
DOOR KEEPER.
John W. Rowett.
Tickets, including supper, 81, 80
sB Supper served in Annex.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-12

Shea & McLain are headquarters for
anything you want in the grocery
line.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-12

VIM. Haggerty, who run the South
Mountain Cheese Factory last summer
and who has been spending the winter
at his old home in Oregon, is back again
on his way to Soldier creek to prepare
to start up in the spring. The many
friends of his brother Frank, who was
so badly injured at the mine here, near
ly two years ago, will be glad to learn
that he is now able to get about with
the aid of one cane.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-03-12

What roar There was made over
ia billion dollar congress-" four years
ago! Have you not observed that they
occur regularly now? This is now a
country with a billion dollar budget
The present president starts off with a
millionaire Secretary of State, a double
millionaire Secretary of the Treasury,
triple millionaire Secretary of the
Interior and fifteen times millionaire
Secretary of War. There are several
millionares in the Senate. Great times
these will be for the trusts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21

The following new suits were fled n
the superior court yesterday.
Wills Taorn rs EdW Ard Cardinal ct a.
Notes. s. sts.ss ard Interest. = PER esnL
attorneys Zee.
c. 4 Pastsn u Mccanoch s. sanAeTson
81 ALTO fareclossa eaa&Eel mort
cages given BY McCEAnrh & san
derson On properly In machine
shop % Ssattla iron and See Man
Gfacsgrsng Company. az Ballard. ctr.
f4lS-5. attorneys Zee - SIS and 20 eufail
xEeriE frant selling said property under
judgment n favar - fanlanf Smith.
Touch AagaStsae 4 ca. " r Z Scott
sna Richard Roe Shaw. as Scott 4 shaw
Goods sold s~ste1
TIE United Trust. Limited. vz SauaGzi
j. and Aisce y PInkartgn ard " ". Nor
reit--Ts furecin@e zfertgaEr. SO and inter-
sst ard IS attorneys fee
same aiaiRTim ". James J. Crow - a.
Is fQrectnse nsgrtz&Ee. Aiskaf and inter
est. and $50 attorneys fee
TIE C3nsssas ard American M1rtgaEe
ara Trust Company Limited "a John \
and sntereSf and 81 attorneys fee-
TIE GerrrRn savings ard Lean Society
VS. Thomas ard MarEaret Esraer@1rl--Ta
ferRclc@e rn8rt~sge, t8Ge1 and Interest ard
So Attorney Zee.
AuEass 3 Flanner vs. Fre&eF}ek =. W.
son - aL--To foreci sse nzCrfsa<e So and
Interest and SEE aEtSruFy's -.
Takn King -. Charles +. N4tlan1i-ls--.f o
decIsva n,gtaffff elected supervisor q Tossd
Farnv Payne vs.. " T. Favne-Dlvo-re.
blanche T. Hstss vs. Otto 1e3s&-~tSs-
wcree
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21
LARks FEARFUL END
society Aan and VA. VII. G..
naax-Ehe Nsuann In aan-.
GfrfNfur

- I4n AID woz1@n ~ao are pr~sF So
AkzsS1-S ne society pscpsa e So. -. !.
ITO troG1s- kas@ rszt- ---s1 -. -. : =
&C a S-s 1a4 nos zors azyxss-r 49, -
---<f f-ess1 allowed her . - ser-, - -
- 2eE1oos-<s1 20 - q go - = -
LIE AID keep ozk oS aer s.sss,s. !
I; wsuhf hass Seen a vs-y ro-uau.s. .v.o
s~s@fsa- ease = ire sso-ssz 81 sn4 .zvo
- = G+IegerE txvseS ard Eza4~ -E~-rar-
1s1nees which prsctEte conrfyaa~z has
no. eAs4Fes - the mystery - -. -.
ming"
I1lfass were vsry lively dxszr- n 80 t.
1erioan tsE nszn- Two rival sanes rs~w
Else nl9aAr xnar he fss3a Azsrxs In saxrs.s-.,
tEae ASSEMBLED nnrG-e.s that aro.har T.a--gs.
VAS o. similar 70 frat wsr-e@zes t.w So
os7-tsIn~rs n re 6ayz wben Narxfa Css~a
ard Boooy GzYiax zrzex.s ne vsrs9er $50
= SeastIle. Tbs wzve q exes.eaaSns hsa
Been Anticipated - s1e q $500 a..-,--s,
co'-2.azs and they decided 70 szx4 IL -.
sights II would rot do scr Mr. gkark ~
appear = Ter everyday attire as -.
YOU'D - Aaaae 20 attract too rra-h s-ssr-
fion. To aTo1 this difficulty sae ol4 -.
as~Ays inferasxs1z plan of wearing
a49cT clones was asz0rsec
strS- Sl4nk y a handsome woman rsrss-
Tai, stately, and has BLACK h4lr snd
sgeA- 90, wasn ste appeared "a xrcssers
eos1s and vest sszs lost none az her attrae-
tIveness- L. fact. wher PatrolrLar Pa
saE Ter walking down Yesssr var vrstA her
husband. sill unidentified. his suzpsesozis
were t5znseG-aEssy aroused So were thozz,
o. the officers a. headquarters. CHEF Reea
listened 20 tns .tsrsss Of TIE confused
coG7ss ard then seEt them home
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21

CARRIED OFF SUDDENLY BY PATTY
DEGESEs or HEART.
Well Known Among S~afarinx and
Railroad Men-Hc Participates Ia
Ckiaese Rtets an Seattle and TRce-
ma-s Member of the Cad Fellows.

T. K I-zya1z- S-s4ya taa1e- On t2s Sc
atrIs & SerEAe-z rAz2r1za. 4-eppss1 csA1
az tas 5rawsrtsge seven zz2-sz 1rcEn AEz-
ccrrss sunday eVez41g A. 50 SesocS CT
fatty Degeneration q E1s zsarE Re TAs
apparently = good heath 3. - q ciaeS
= -1s sEsevaS1n and Sel1 ct % he z-Als
20 get zoas eaws- KTgz- hg4rs L21s- lie
zs1siaealy expsrss4-
z. l. Layton vas born . BTt1SeTcrT
Conn. a yea-s Aago zE1 lad made his
h0z1= % Puget sound Ger sAs r7st =sSh-
teen years Re vas especially sci k29~z
among sezxz-zlg and rzzkrsSA1 ulsn- he
served IS plat c1 TIE E2s<srz Creso2.
which Position IA hsI3 = 49, whea she
Nzs burned From that rLzze N EIsG4 rs
sudden 5eatA he has 6eez connected wi-a
rhA Seattle & N0rrharE railroad. Before
setting 6awn Oh Puget S9zE5 As Was 81
deep water sailor. serving ca several oSg
shsxs as nate. He has been n t2s en-
ploy % the Oregon Improvement Com
pauv. which exns the Seattle & N5z1na-as
ss1es 1Ssa
re Vas vel known Il Seattle and Taco
ma, especially by ths oIst-sluers having
p@r1sclg 2tz1 e the Chinese rs1Gs II acfh
cities. he leaves wife ard Two c1llgtrsa
ard three brothers. His brother Arthur
= Elace and plot On tze Eliza Anderson.
Charles : : fireman q tze Ssastls s In
tsEnA1i1naL railroad. George was master
ef the Henry Buck. ard Is nsx aremAa
on the Seattle x international railroad
MI Laytoa Vas 3 member q s5s Old Eel
lows.
The EazeraI services VII u haId az Ana
eortes ard the angeruezt 81 also take
place s1ers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21
MORE JEWELS RECOVERED.
Another Days Developments i'm the
ffaek Case-TrtnI so BE Held
N4ar NNmMHr

TIE trial % Harry Morree. J c. wsNsta-
ard Fred Ruchan fer su-wfarizfnx Fi--k's
JewelrT store WI probably be called IN b
ths superior eourl next Monday o. q raw
days later Prosecuting Attorney ArEfrsv
says Es does ros desire - -aEt-usH ne q -
bar s anxioGs 50 have e aysr with. 50 Mr
F'iark nu8v couse TRIO possess On Ok Als Jew
elry 8rce Esara.
TIE preliminary examination vi hs
called gp Or Justice &asens court IS saar
- chief Reed win8s up some nlrsr De-
tabs 81 ne case. Yesterday several haa-
f-@8 rslricus people called ~ ths eos1~f-
rpom TO Ees a sfrat ~ ses hur-la-s Af-er
q wA4R ira continuous Ftrir@ % quest arss
frAe a. tafe c1Fure offers arout tse ease h@-
cane & frs3# n1anGt 1raHs ana tha fells Nv
gnw sign was vuf on ere door. EIac& case
VII nsk CONE % to-day
C-aisf Reez recovered thgee diamonds yes
seraav tAst Munroe had pssess il re
hards ~ A~tsur SasrTy sea a. a beeai Tue~-
ehans Sherry rad hsea ara2rt7< ere lsrz-
so assrsond wceh stss e. q ting SbeFrv
vas locked un Ffs rRv Dc prosecuted far
receiving SIC. prcnereT-
Mae~se ard Tsweier Fb1ck has 4 lenE
ak yes areay 8gFeF1sa1- N1-r1s who
has aEraasy been slnf eosg1gh 60 seco~e gre
retarr ~ g.-ree 1EaErsrnls ART taieFrsqs ~
10 rsfsaea far tae rrsstrtrr soff A.
wsrk - uas sare 80 ss3 -rAhFs e}ua-
Sherry eas released ASK r Sat-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21
THE CHARITY otiE ~
xrvx Con.fttutiea Adopted and Ex-
e~.tfx~ Council Elected

TNa Clarity CrEs7tra Don S1-,sssT, ~ -
..stA ures~n rerIacez the Bureau % Ass0-
-f,t4.s CHARITIES ls developing n strength
aDs IL Broadening liz che Ire = s5ssaI7at3c
y.r< Tee eonssIrztca IS aa1rset1 ysster-
sav Slows the retact5cn q c1aS-tsble as
-,s~.ss-f.~e 70 e science TIE ely - d.
vtrss tr-- districts wt- each gne4 %
sa,e asre - s-a1e church. grgs1lz&tt11 q
so..t-ev Ewsry Gers-tw TT e tae WorN
rs severed f~era all E-es14eFss @ reGsc1s
ba@sf. ranacs ara nationality. and there
Is z~~e. aE provision against sHT repre-
se~r7-.ve 4 ths soc3scy using BIS - her
-e-s.tls- fcr tEe r4rr-se e roselT-trz
r7,o srsz = a. era society IS &c 5e a ean-
sa- II intsr- aza--sa- aelclaa aatwesl tse
rq-I7as enaursas Charitable agencies s11
se-sp-taz e. TIE c-v r1Es checking ma
svfs 20 tEa cyar3a~pg = re4ss. Eeiu1-
eae- visitors personally arrer& eases nasss-
trg ssurse5 ana a1vles ana s1r SARA -ie
..rees srrlw for rs.1ss Ercr Eeaa1szArtsrs.
Trs sreisrv does n5t ain % sncour8gs
raspe~fslr. tEf 20 crate s-orx usssstT
-Ieesas an ana.-s-z 5r- salf-zape7 5euca.
thr.fy ard ln8asgry. Asu1.e2a-s pr5ve1
.1,resr7rs wfl - prosecuted
'THe Charity Cs~w2r. Ea etes Society Ee5S 4
r-satEaE yesterday tn sse Chamber q Gem
-7er-e. presided svsr hy FT-ss Wee P-usi-
ssr- Rev " s. - Temple a. whlea Al
zf-s~sas eaEsssszE.o- Vas a5apta1 ard A.
executive eoaa-4f wss elects6 subject .
consent - see parties Wsea thss has
hzsr oetsEra3 Eae zsmes wE - zsvs- -
-ee rgA TEE A1str-Fs a~s slsr~ts.s rs .
zEe-eaf srr tsa ezs-S vear A-e p-Azg.-
c4l-y uu1&aase4-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21


= 9 HeTT's sas J2As Hss1s @sA''ss 'A'''@7
N -. ~..,.
tt sntFa - '+-N
PIERCE - az Tor S---kt AHl N4-@
The Stetser- Pest Af48 Company hGs
Judgment a9AImsr Richard @ k.aEler for
ggT ~
Judge Bensca yesterday AWARDED Webb
8 sc. tsi2Heak against v = A~nte t9r
ri ard costs
f,,,..s s,sssssssysa a 81 hsrsa rfrr1s ere
- - q ss&s-.r sor ssss ~ u-re,.ss
s-rf - s.sftsc~sss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21

Aresser ts1ler FL eaEus sNarSs has bsec
working tse sssglusss 1ssn g Sea-is- His
ra-es i xiver As Eehn SeaG'diaE history
sFn=eFeafn vbarea asa -gelfT3ua- re 1ss
several vs-gsn1s es-s - wheru = AK aus
- resaw 8r9ss '1tar-e ara 1cf c-c rzors
.sranssslv aAszf rs eezee1t s-arair< ard
Sank acecant M Sounding 59es Eos as-
Gear - ba aroua3 wE1 a sensitive csE-
s-ssnrs 81 Is &c sac sgz4ss --.71E7ze class
srss carries a rhseE haeE w1-e ha Is rea-sF
=, ese On ere sttss-rss rr1vlezt'sn
rs - ga thzt tse1 M-LeAz. Essrsra~ -
ere Standard C0 Company crlis rsG q
ss,ss snory 4ooas afr Sounding ard rs
r,aseasss n re vre-s zst eeaglT le1eress=3
r. kaausng ere aFar ~ vHe- as pres
Tsea anseunt % ro9eT &r Sounding 12s
rsssHzssf th~euEh BIB easy a-t E1erss as
,as.-x -ur.tfnE sys-esa Aas uet aeea 1E-ee
- as-.-s.~ats3v tat E e - sz~s cAs .Eess
- ~sss-N several E-1srss- aCs-L-s. cage
$500 sssrfs 8. e1-a asat81aTre~s lss-
-sz-es fAss 20 55 DDS keew zeyhag aae.z.
eve ease Esses fsFaf s11 t1at 20
Nr,ax naeAsraz ~ u e@@e& So 4-Er-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21

"ifa esre-zozsss % |. s,~-sz1 -
- Ezrsy n t4e esezEzr a.. - =
= - = es@aEers. I'D ~ fkras -
= A1ss. bearing ssxave~- r. 60
Na pr0eass1 from the hal a. -
corner q Ye@ser way 49, So - -
- TIE averze 70 Co1ur-r4a -. - =
1a2sk avenue 70 Pioneer rzzr@ w1@-- -
's~n ar meeting VIII se hes4
- 1arzs there VIII D. e 81 go :.
-. 49, Creamery meeting. az zhs~z -
" singing AID speeches. r. e1~zss--,.. -
81 ssa-zs12sz received frcrz sezfssa -
e-ias.aa NsI ne az4etsone6 TIE 1900.
- eotaaned Eil b Used Il ezxryzux -.
ward social worx- @~@-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21

f~,~anz- xa-8e0 sad yesterday af.e-~
-ess tMsf ~ Sac zaE cesa A2.a - ots-
-sss~ wAg ths hesv = : = E2e-ers%sz,
s.-snss - 1As Whls rsTer 5HAr h.aot ss1
- snke- -ssr - EEnE sozrfY n Tarss-
-, vrsss.ssne Pa g. rgn ssszez TIE eorS7s-
- seas NJ wzs -as41as - s@a discovery
- tne as-sv az& ga uaxt t1nS 2a krew
e was - Taconza-
So ssn prseeas eass sa& Cses- -
ve-ssau ~ aa~s sos rzASs m-cs - e.
-. es~agss Z az sstss1s9 rhat aeaee
- a..-iseasaA $50 "a aeo Ae-
svar nSnt zsaks as ~ as
= .e~-n i a researches sa1ea1s wl2 seE
,-ss s~aa1sR.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21

william Sullivan. n Erurzz. zEs1 =
years was arrested yesterday - C%tcss
Taoa1 "a bang nne az Ehs Easn weo robbed
Frsnx H1zeiI ~ UssaEa3y. n rs weeds
near Madison park. Sunday ntzAe EozeIl
explained % Capt. Wizard yesterday hex
he got back 70 csvz,lxatlon after tas rnh-
bsrs had 1svsstsz hiaa % his Iower gar
ments lie sad he took IS coat al
wssaz L aroun9 himself as best - ecaIi
Tnus Grrayed ~ walked - 20 tns roxe,
house where Sofa 1zs gave hsE . Par el
cverAz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21
.euinInS In the Pacific Northwest.

This work 3. ccrspieta review q re
r--f-eraI resources az Washington ard
Southern British Columbia comprszsns
sos uszes with tweafy-eight E7aps e the
several mining districts IL gives. = al
sf-s.. % a general description az ard re
~.ses into each district A DETAILED d.
z-rfeeso7 % each property. while the nzaps
=~rw railroads. steamboat lines. wagon
-~azs trails ard nsErlrg locations. u :
r1r-.g-4ata and = ths on1y work CT TIE
kfna IN sxissence dealing vi1h mining 81
washington. Il wvz edited BY Z X
Hodges % ths Pest -Trts q E-Hcer St. =
ara rsshEshea ~ thar Journal On sale
hw al booksellers ard news zgsztS ard Al
tire -Intslljgencer business Office.
r~f~e 81 cents- by mail IS cents. 70 any
r.1s~t fr TIRE United States or Canada
SID subscriptions 20 manager Mining
r. ina Pacific Northwest" Box .. Seattle,
Wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21

Marriage licenses have bean issued for
@. h DIN CD and Annie Sophia Larson
flsl. both % MeMurrays Davies Burton
Lewis ez0 ard Eta a Richardson G25l.
both cs Seattle; Paul q. Hopkins SO, ard
Sarah Ward go both Of Ballard David
n Reading lss1 ard Agnes Howard gf4y.
both OF Seattle William Sylvester Ander-
son con and Ida May BoGdsstS u7l, both
Of Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21

.-7.s~~ SO ~ass rzrsa sy-sszs. .1s--s ssve
ices hsva saAez victims ~ ere =s---
- ass 81 saasg a 80. r-l Sc zza-t
-~sss fsss a~esars aeezsFsss gesZrrtsT srr-
$3.50 az M aecA waau Mares s4E-
srn a Ae31er Fan rzs EZ- 1a@a z1e
s5a-ss - ass lsCs h&es aEans5 a saw. IS
s-.eees u-as 7aa eaF easE tAe aztfrt ~g nar-
ssn ssan4 ss assassAzg - a=sgel2A%a -12
= 50 ass At.4e 4sSa--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-21
A WARRANT FoR sas.2ss.ss.
To Pay Claims Arising 0uf Of sorth
Canal Condemnation

The hoard Of county commissioners IN
Response 70 = petition from Prosecuting
Attorney AcE.irey. yesterday passed a
resolution directing tia county zadltor
70 draw a warrant for 81 as II favor
OF CoEnsy Clerk George NJ Holloway. 10
cover the balance ~ claims arising cut
Of the condemnation suits for r5ght-og-
waY Tor the north eaEal- Te rag these
judgments t1srs = now n tae county
treasursT's oftsce the ssm of &c &C. known
as shs govsruFneaf fund
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wrRcHA>rS' NATIONAL BANK


re -reskeers q - NeTsss2zs >&-
.ssnaf hsnk arr "a recsfve Es.efa@v sHs.l4t
-~ent tn tss snaee * a 6.vssea1 w.
AS essa seelRrwG ~ TIE cezftf9.ssF or
$50 s.srree-r. Ths s.Tt3ecs 81 fAr s THF
,e-s gvaA roaay wsH % 1st t2Ee as
srs-. AZ era uza&I fsrus-itsies e@a ae ecre-
rsfes8 wssh.
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Frre~a. OF No.@s r John.or

TIE &sasral services 81 Noses 2 john
scr. ar1zher of Eaa- Es-scs1s2 Y Johnson.
woo was Nominated for wise president On
the sscke1 ws-a S.ephsn A. Douglas, were
held vesce-gf.Ey afternoon a. Bol1ey &
ScsTartrs chareL Prayer was SID by Rev
JONI e Damon TAe ia.erazsnE -oos pace
II Lake View cemetery.
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Fannie Payne yesterday fled suit for
divorce against ". L. Payne. THE conf
pi&tnt recites that they we're married at
Franklin, September s issa. ard that th1
husband has Isft the wife 20 her cwn re-
sources - earn a livelihood.
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Seattle - q have arossa- paper AZ
f~se e. WI - a uaaG hiy rGs tat ~
later 2 weekly L - - 30 called r1s
Yer hw@sz EsfEEulnAtor ard Il - -
ssz-s8 oy George e. watkins. 4 calar=d
rnan. w-o comes troza san Francis o Lza
1gs1 1urgaer wsl Re cat next Eaonxh
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TIE SKY" vi - - so9se-t - "a
1eezz-s has1re eAe Sas-s5@ Arc Lazzue n
ta~ EF2ockssY hui5dlug tA4s evenizz A~zsscs
ard eehers grcs-esss3 are cor3zaslv a-vsspi
50 srTezd Tie raac racsps1sa w. -
hsaz OF Friday af.erroo1-
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passr- xosnx 90 a sra veTag@ - tata -
,s,a~trv - sssre ass p22 eeE a+ Aser
PITS t- ycur sas-a co 7'a's %'l,-1-'s.t
= tpsak - far thEs atat - seefe c-a--
.-s...ss--, e,ssFassHazs ana nasssaa. Aver
s.sts ~ ne asss n she Sera<- l4sy aTe
aaAs easy - tsk3-
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Elocutlon- Lizzie Jay RICHARDSON. COS
Fourth avenue.
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~LIAMEE2TATS'S COUGH REMEDY
CCEEs Cgs~gas. Ca--s. caoCP As1
wa1ElSe -CESE
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Van Camps Msearonf and Cheese
A new deIleacy. Al your gracers-
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sam tamRs~ S&esrsai AID Cheese-
A .sw ssss~aey a. yeEr Ew7sT@
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-. Aae<A ~ Aasss. ~ 49,
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semitic s OF Rassss great comfort ard 10y
bay nfflnE gzsz2s Ct less
k&n elsewhere A trial VIII hsar CIT I'll
EyEnScLE sasetacss 8na Eye Glasses Win Optical
v 1F& 6 3 VIA 9fn@E4- = 3 Important
FER - exclsfvs ssgess and srersalsy
La i ea1a1et ~ hax fkW Opticians
tbe Ur3 staes AaTe tse aprancs s&aa ard exp~Et-
emee a ths that gsaa4 WIFI help.
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- - array fsaFsest Festival
s.es - Army ~ w.as ep faae
- ~ tae sary "a fnssiv i
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a., = y. q S4n Fan. SEQ. general
- = Baltimore s. Chla raaroas.
; - las aat-of-fava =zl Rav r~en
sz..-s.s yss'stsiay SIR Harvey stated
- seas sea,sla se3av b Better
-. - SAa Francisco. aith0ura sha
- ase eansi4erS .rsek the efsrtsax
-. A@tska business WAN NJ
- sss tel6 sha. -r-,-f,... s,srst
- s Raecsased Ia Seastfs ,-r.5s~ 49,
y sss..s: $50 saat s71cs thlnE was
ssssesss-s II s2e e,A.seerelA fowa. whera
~ !. =. . aisaeFs ara -aeoa AZ oxar
r. : sT. sSaag of ia t-~.st N.,--s,.