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CITY NOTICES.

mission VALVES for his exazslnstso, :.
age limit As mentioned in ru.es n s-x NJ
IL 50 fer a. = affects Iagrcfrrz,-~ =
drivers in p9i.ce service. and p;fr-s aaS
engineers n IRE SERVES. making rsa a aEa
tresaze sgs iiaats for original e1I-anrs =
thsSe positions IS years y
Ne APPLICATION Tor these exa.nf-,.,.
Will Dc approved later than Noys-neess-. \
1891. E2ca applicant will receive -. =
notice of the exact time ~ Ms exxralnssses.st
BY order OF the Clvll service Cyx1a-IsiSzsoss
\. II. CIRCUIT. Secrs.syr
CITY TREASURER NOTTCE-Tha =,
lowing city warrants wili ne paid ~.
prese nr4tioa az the City Treasurerss ~
fice. Interest on said warrants ~,
cease at The expiration az nftear sss -
from the FIRST publication a. AIS 49,.
First Series. Fire Fund, Nos. ~ ).
I,as9 inclusive
Second Series. Read Fund. Nos. sN- -
4,ts9S. inclusive.
GEORGE r. IEACuau
City Treasurer Of the City Of Seafri.
Date % first publication. Noverabsr 81
1857 ga
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WASHINGTON & ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP co.'s STEAMSHIP
CITY OF SEATTLE
70 hours
SEATTLE TO DYEA and SKAGUAY.
This magnificent steel screw steamship
viii sail from Seattle for juneau Skag-
uay Bay. Dyea and way ports November
18th.
Her accommodations are unrivaled she
IS the finest fastest and most comfortable
vessel on this route. In connection villa
above the ALASKA STEAMSHIP CON-
PANy will operate their elegant and lass
sailing steamship
ROSAIIE
From Seattle November 18th for Junesu.
Skaguay Fay. Dyea and way ports.
For freight and passage apply 10
e. Fl. ]. STOLTENBERG.
Gen. ticxet agt., under y. r. ticket on. OF
CHARLES f.. PEABODY. Manager
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STEAM k.flS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP Cn

TIE Ccnpany's elegant steamers INA
TILI4A. CITY OF PCERLA and wATT1
WALI.A leave SEATTLE for San ~
cisco. via Port Townsend ana Victoria .
G. At q. n. Nov. ). 10. Is -. Is, - ~
), ~. is, 70. =. y. Jan I. g ~ IS "a 20 nns
at San Francisco a. m Nov s II Il ~ -
Dee. 5, Sails. Is. :. y Jan, :. :. Il. Il 2
Feb, / Leave SAN FRANCISCO for s..
stale Via Victoria. II. c.. and Port Towns.
END. az a. M. Nov. .. :. u. Il. - =. pec
: !. j., II, -, =. Jan. I. s. II. is. Il. Il nj
Due az Seattle p. m, Nov. :. 20, u % s. al
Dec. ), 10. Is. n. ii. % Jan. l. 3. IA IT, II =
Feb. 3, -
The elegant steamers CORONA. CRY
oF, TOPEKA, AND AI.-kI leave SEAT.
Tie for Alaska a. M. Nov. l. {, II. IL a
=, Dec !. {. II. IL. Il. ~. q. jan . "a i;
y. =. %. Due hack at Seattle New. III Il
3. s. Dec. ;. $, Is. Is ., ~ Jan :. I. isf:S
y. Feb. !. 6. IL The company reserves fight
20 change. without previous notice. steam.
ers, sailing dates and hours OF sailing
j. +. TR0WBRFDGE p. s. Saps., Ocean
Dock. Seattle. Ticket Agent sos First AVA
GOopALLs PERKINS & CO.. Gen.
AgtS.. ). F
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HOTELS

HOTEL YORK t>irzt-cisss roosas. aIexs.
tsY ts}enAoRe bath. FIRST aFerize ar.F
IKE. Euvopean ~ American Flzn. rates
Sac 50 81 PEE aay.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEI.

Seattle and Townsend Neah Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesier dock sun.
days Tuesdays and Thursdays ~ II .
u. m for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Duageness. Port Angeles Port Crescent.
Gettysburg, Pysht Claliafn BAY and Neah
Bay: returning arrives at Seattle r. m.
on opposite days. Steamer EyanEel leaves
Yesier dock for Port Townsend Port An-
geles and Victoria Mondays Wednesdays
ard Fridays at $40 D. III. :. arrives Seattle
alternate DAYS at 23o .. III.
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I&B. TRANSPORTATION Co.-wees,y

Time tHri.
steamer Champaign. Skagif river route.
leaves Seattle Nov 9 al a. m Nov. II NJ
3 a. m. Nov. II al Z a. IN. Leaves Mount
Vernon New. 10 81 =. IN. Nov. = az T.
m. Nov. II al m. cailia; az TuiailD.
Sfanwood Fir, Sxasit city. Mount YER
non ard AyaD.
City Dock steamers for all points on the
Sound oD..a all might III. II NJ DOM
AID Master. Telephone Main s..
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS =
Notice is HEREBY given in seg-s., tI.4..A
with section Z Il article XVI OF ne 49,.
cnarseT, taat examinations xlu es hsIa
a. ne city aah for al pegsafs who hsve
alec applications TOR Positions il m
classified ssrVIee Of the city Of seattle
- mentioned .s4oW-
Said ex4sE.EastCns VIII begin on his rfsb
lay ~ November. 1851 ana w{li lsNff,sse
tse following positions: PatreIussn ara
driver u poacs department n{f9t. eng
nser. stosef. driver, FigeEaau and trs.Ts
nan In The Grs department. aggk eIsrk
and page 81 the library 1%pag- rneu.. al
registration clerk ana cisgkscopyist ia ne
clerical service.
Applicants VIII De examined in The sae-
iec.s men .ions6 on pages - and % Of he
civil sfFyice Ta5ts and regulations. TO-
gssaer W s3cB ads5i isazi teEzs a. a!gi
basz show TIE aE2Azc8 lions % the aoHli-
cant Tor me go@5 iDG fGr waica ne sgni3@s
kc@tstTa .ian @&erAs sapa}1 bs informed a.
20 the e. cgFst-43E 81 Eae cits iss divisions
iGyo wards ayf precincts ms system used
IA naming ard nam esrt1z stress. the eIsc-
IiCn and reg-gJra IoE is - etc
According % tce provisions q amend
rnsnis recently adopted ID the commits
sion. each sppiseark fGT police service
FnGz- os al leas. Esst - !uGEss IN fsalght
Ia MS bare sest. rr%4t. w2i b. ysver Al
applicants To- exe ana gollce zesvscs who
have rad ~ lsasE twa years experience "a
SlsC4 sS.E.es.
UGaer The provisions Ct ruis I. Tie c0xa-
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
INGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER A X. ROBINSON.

On Port Orchard and Port Washington
route, leaves City dock. foot Of Main
street $40 q. M. calling at South Eeaca,
RurchetI Brick Yard renerton Il. =.
Navy YARD sidney. Charleston. Tracrt0n.
Chico siiyarsiaie. Leaves Port Orchard
Navy Station al "a. m: arrives Seattle .,
4 o. m r * Robinson. master Lily.
Boxardus & Co. agents Telephone.
Main ~
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CALL FOR BIDS FOR CITY PRINT
ing.-tAs provided by Section 81 OF AR
ticle ~. OF the City Chartere.
Notice is hereby given 10 owners and
managers of daily newspapers of general
circulation published in the city OF Seat
tie that sealed proposals TO do the city
printing for the next ensuing fiscal year.
to-wit: From January /. 1872 to Deem
Der Il, 1850. both inclusive. viii be re-
csived on or before the twentieth i31thB
day next after the publication OF this call.
November. 1881.
Each of such proposals shall be accom-
panied by bond With not lass than two
suretles in tire sum Of five Thousand dol
lars $500 .ool, approved by the Comp
trolier and Corporation Counsel. condl-
,ional that II the proposal be accepted
the party proposing viii, during the period
mentioned in his proposal. well seasonal
bly, and faithfully cause to be accuratel
printed and published according to law
in a certain daily newspaper tnsnn!nx IN
% general circulation III the city and pub
llshed therein. all and singular the mat
ters and Things required by Law to bS
published Ia the city official newspaper
of the city OF Seattle. ana shall, with
such bond. be delivered 10 the City Clerk
sealed up In an envelope Endorsed, Sealed
proposals and bond for city printing
Such proposals shall be Endorsed hy the
City Clerk AZ the time or such delivery.
with the date of has reception thereof ard
will be opened by the City Council as
early as may be al It's nexr monthly sss-
sion thereafter. and thereuporI the conn
ell VIII by resolution announce the
names OF all parties whose proposals have
been offered and the terms of .hair rya-
posais respectively, and designate as
city official news paper" that newanan@r
whose owner or manager has Offered re
lowest proposals with duly Approved
bond, and such newspaper shall ~ tha
beginning Of the next ensuing fiscal wear
to-wiT: On January T. 1885 and dtJrjns.
said year lsfs. be such city Official new
paper"
Bonds accompanying unEucesx~f,t rr.
pcsais VIII Re returned 20 pr0pex.rz
WILL n PARRY. City Clerk
Date Of first publication Monday. No.
Tember J. 1897
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FLY ON THE FLYER"

SEATTLE To TACOMA.
Four round trips daily. excsps SUNDAY.
In one hour ana twenty-five nsinmtsx
THE : EAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips Seattie-Tacoma
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY, MAYA
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattle---a:45. HIS a. m.. rs 81
=. n.
Leave Tacorna-s.So a. M: /. 4:sa. spm
SUNDAYS
Leave SeSttle-T;so q, n: i2 ~: 5 m
Leave Tacoma-e:se A. M: ESQ ID D IA.
Landing az Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot Of Ma.
rion street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer ard State OF
Washington.
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WHATCOM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE

Take steamer BAY CITY for Anacortes.
FairhavSn OF Wuafcntn Leaves CONNER
cIa! dock Tacoma. : =. m: C}iy dock
tfoo. ~ Main street,. Seattle. ?. n. Tues..
Thurs and Sat Returning leaves Whss-
come s y. IS; Falrhayen. SIS .. III. and
Anseoftes 10 ? m. sun. Wedu@s ard
Tacoma SI.25. OF s. round Trip
" r. ELLIS.
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alaska

The Reliable
STEAMER FARALLON
VIII sail for
JUNEAU. SkAGUAY AND DYEA.
November iS at p m, and every hfteea
days thereafter.
Passenger accommodations are Al. Am
Die room for freight and stock.
For rates and further information call ae
Schwahacher's Wharf foot OF Union
street. Telephone. Pike 50.
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STR. CITY OF ABERDEEN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
At I'D a Nj
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
STR. MULTNOMAH
DAILYe
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT r. NJ.
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND Ia
COMA 30 CENTS,
ROUND TRIP. IS CENTS.
Tel. Main 81. CITY DOCK. Agent.
CAPT. l.. WILEY. Manager.
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF
Local Improvement District No. lac. for
the improvement OF Howell Street. from
BoreD Avenue - the alley between Terry
and Ninth Avenues. and the alley run
ming through block q. Heirs OF Sarah 4.
Bells Second Addition. under Ordinance
No. 4so4 and hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll of Local Improvement District
No. lao. for the Improvement OF Howell
Street from Boren Avenue 10 the alley be-
tween Terry and Ninth Avenues. and the
alley running through block A.. Heirs of
Sarah a. Rells Second Addition, under
Ordinance No. 4ss4 has been reported by
the Board of Public Works to the City
on file IN tho office of the city comptroller
and ex-officio city clerk and the same is
now open for public inspection at said Office
and VIII remain open for inspection until
Monday. the sixth day OF December. 1897.
at o'clock Y. m. and all persons inter-
ested are hereby required TO appear before
the City Council az a session 10 be held tn
the Council Chamber In the City Han. on
the sixth day Of December 1887. at 80
to. AZ said time SO fixed the Council Will
consider any and all objections made and
Will make such corrections in said roll
II deems Just and will then, by Ordinance
approve surh roll and levy and assess the
amounts thereof against each parcel and
lot shown IN said roll and declare the
same a first lien thereon Said matter
may be adjourned TO later date II SO or
dered by the City Council
WILL. II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-officio City
Clerk Of IRE City of Seattle.
Date OF fir.t publication. November 4th.
1897
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

VICTORIA R)UTE.
Steamer City OF Kingston between Ta-
coma. Wash and Victoria, b. c..
10 sS oppmI Ly SEATTLE aspma Ar s ssDm
l:o0am I.vl 12IPt. Townsend Ss.A. ia:fan
3.45am Attic Victoria MiI.vi SsIam
'Daiiy except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes iirst-class accom-
modations carrying both freight and
pa sSengess. and leaves tom Yesier wharf,
Seattle. COR Victoria. a: 10 .. NJ. and for
Tacoma at els p. m.
Passengers for Victoria can occupy
siaterooSns until Z a. m.
For rates, tickets, etc. inquire %
G. r. THORNDYKE.
Agent. Yesler Wharf. Seattle.
J. A. NADEAU
General Agent. n. r. Ry.. Seattle.
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wsxrrp--raRrNcR.

tsae-partrer wanted nienss SaA2s every
week will iseNees same aracaNi. easy
well: hlS aesess. 80 Masks Soa's
sesasr ,hls a. YEA scsst Wan. "a .sa
business 81 esee: BEST Of references
a. G. Post-lns.ii saaaar.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

-~--->--~-~-~~---1---N~-
PROBATE NOTICESTATE OF WASH
ingsou, County OF King, -. In the SD
perlor Court OF Said King County. IN
the matter of the guardianship Of the
estate OF Emma StadlInann, an insane
person. Notice of Settlement Of Final
Account. No. ], 7s5.
Notice Is hereby given that john Stsdl-
mann. he guardian OF the estate OF Emma
Stadlmann, an. insane person, has rem
dered 10. and fled in said court his anal
account as such guardian. and that Friday.
the 18th day OF November. 1897. al 800
o'clock a. m. az the court room or the
probate department Of our said superior
Court, in the city Of Seattle. In said King
county. has been duly appointed by said
court for the settlement OF said account, At
which time and place any person inter
ested in said estate may appear and file his
exceptions in writing 10 said account. and
contest the same.
Witness Hon. VIM. hickman Moore.
judge of our said Superior Court. and the
seal OF said court hereto AFFIXED. this 5th
day OF November. 1887.
tSeal) GEO. VI. HOLLOWAY,
Clerk.
BY ". c. Ru;ter. Deputy Clerk.
John L. Magic. Attorney for Guari.an.
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S90er 70 secure coxre~t tnrertson es
99Ger these headings the xa5ss
- tekt ~ the business Office CT this
&c charge b made .or ssseh Eosicss-
- 1o4tceS. resolutions OF other ape
easements win b. charged 80 the
- eeo1a per lire each insertion
|ais7 EO0T-INTELLIGEycE co.
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PORT TOWNSEND AND WAY PORTS
steam s3a1o caves 8ai+y Hxcegf SIN
day. at a. IN: Sunday. direct NJ a. m:
returning. direct. leaves Port Townsend 81
b. IN.
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TACOMA. SEATTLE AND wHATCoM
RntrsrEs

Steamer George r. Starr leaves Tacoma
az p. n. Mondays. Wednesdays aad Fri
days for Seattle. Anacortes. Fairhavsa
and New Whatcon. leaving Seattle al ,
?. m Returning. leaves New Whafe0m
Tuesday 3aaTsa4yS ana @aisg4sss AZ
T.. IN. Steamer goes ~ Blaine Wednso.
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ALASKA kLOAD|kE
WANTS.

KLoNDIkE-GRUBST
WANTED-Aiasaa gruhs1aka ny expert
encsSi miner and civil engineer best
foasc references. sober. Have money
making proposition. Address II. Il. cara
Poss-IaseIligsneer
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ride in bicycle suits, but now almost
every member of the club has hond-
some bike costume and it is beauti-
full sight to behold the twenty-five club
members and their lady honorary mem
bers. all in wheeling garb," bs they
spin through the city.
Perhaps the finest cycle suit in the
Raleigh Club is the one worn by Mr..
John G. Drewry. 1T is an elegant gray
suit with leggings and cap to match
the coat and trousers. The coat is made
in American Golf style and the trousers
in the English golf style. The secretary
and treasurer of the club, Mr.. Fred.
Mailer, is close second to Mr.. Drewry,
in the race for the clubs handsome mans
medal. 1t is suggested that the judges
in this race be Captain =. Busbee and
Members Thomas Pescud and Ed. Crow.
The Durham Cycle Club is & young
affair as yet and it will be sometime
before the club is on strong enough
footing to come before the public. The
first president of the club was Mr.. r. l..
Patterson, but he resigned, saying he
could not give time enough to the mat
ter. The club has elected new officers
and their outlook is promising.
~ y
Mr.. S. II. Allen, the local consul of
the l.. A. w. in Winston, is one of the
chief promoters Of good club III that
city. 1t is said that about 100 men,
bers will rush the season in Winston
Salem next year. The l.. A. w. is
gaining strong hold upon the people
and quite a number will go next week
to Philadelphia to attend the great ma
tional meet.
There has been much discussion as
to the number Of wheels in this city.
Some people who observe very little that
goes on around them estimate the num-
Der of wheels at 1000; others say 1900
and 1900, while the majority say 1900.
1t is more probable that the last named
10 nearer right, as there can be counted
1900 wheels sold in this city during the
past four years. There were several
hundred wheels before that time and
many of them are still in use.
The Goldsboro Bicycle Club is one Of
the most active and progressive organi-
cations, the city can now boast Of. The
Club has built private road all the way
to Mr.. Geo. d. Benefits track, the use
of which that gentleman, with his char
acteristic public spirit and generosity,
has freely given to the club, and which
they appreciate beyond EXPRESSION
Goldsboro Argus.
When the Duchess of Aosta first rode
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wheel her royal kinsman, King UNI
berto, was so shocked that he ordered
the guards not to present arms to her if
she passed on a bycicle. The first sentry
that did not present had his ears boxed
by the angered princess. But times
have changed, and now the entire royal
family of Italy ride bicycles. Every day
the Queen, who is much more of an en-
thusiast than the King, takes a spin
in the park surrounding the royal pal
ace.
3 lssl~
Mrs. A. r. Lawton, Of Savannah,
Ca says the Washington Star, will
erect a church in memory of her deceas-
ed husband, which will cost something
like $4,000. In agreeing to establish
this church, Mrs. Lawton has made
several interesting provisions. She stip-
ulates that it must at all times be open
to itinerant ministers and lecturers
whose objects are worthy ones. There
is no church or building in the city now
which provides for this object and Mrs.
IIawton has always held that there
should be. Mrs. Lawton is also believ-
er in bicycling, and she wants the Law
ION meuuOTldl W NC popuidh VAIN WY
clists. With that end in view she also
stipulates that there shall be a room
in the basement OF the church in which
the wheels of all who desire to attend
services can be kept. The Second Pres
byterian congregation has agreed to the
provisions"
Everybody can't be on the same footing
who rides wheels, but they can travel
on similar makes of tires.
Here is Sonnet to Cycliste" writ
ten by one of the best-known wheel
men in town:
How dear to our heart is
The spinning on wheels,
When the fair lady rider
Presents it to view
But the man who will "scorch'-
We refrain from description,
For perhaps geutle reader
That man might-be you.
A bicycle highwaywoman is a brand
new idea, yet recently two French ladies
of rank, while walking along the Corn
iche road, were stopped by a cyclist in
Ibloomers, who dismounted suddenly,
produced a revolver and required them
to give up their purses, jewelry and other
valuables. The robber matron or maid
placed the plumber in handbag and
swiftly rode off before the alarm could
be given.
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Ne clubs runs as is usually the ease
With club that has no lady riding MEM
1ers, but the club has the best Of order
and its rules which are quite strict are
scarcely ever broken.
In the Raleigh Cycle and Pleasure
Club is represented almost every phase
Of business life in the capital city. I'm
til a short while ago there were only
two members Of the club who would
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Excursion Tickets.

Syringe, the analysis of the Pan9ce1 Water
to be dyspepsia chronic darrhoe
kidney and liver troubles eczema and scrofula and is
paI ticulary ecacous restoring weak men, delicate
fema es and sickly children to health.
Mineral Springs Lithia Arsenic and Alum. The water
of the famous Lincoln Ltha Springs, are celebrated
throughout the United States for their healing qualities
diseases of the kidney and bladder also gou rheu
matism, and the varied forms of dyspepsia.
The famous Sulphur Springs at Cleveland and Patter
son, two and four miles respectively from town. The
Cleveland Springs four number White sulphur.
Red Sulphur Chalyb and Pure Freestone For half
century or these springs have been known to pos
medicinal value it is only during the last
years that effort has made to bring them be-
fore the public and place them where they stand in
the front rank of wen earned popularity.
The Lha Water at these Springs noted for It's cur
alive qualities for torpid liver skin eruption, scrouous
diseases kidney and bladder troubles Of every kind,
rheumatism and govt. The atmosphere all through the
Is delightful. and the most fasidouS hardly
fail to be sfed with the even bamy climate. Large
pools have been provided bathing together with dam
cling pavilion, tennis court, bowling alleys, croquet
grounds ETC. for the amusement of the pleasure seeker
and invalid.
to rates schedules ETC. call nearest S. A. L. ticket
al Passenger AGENT, Portsmouth, Va,
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The Y. NJ. G.. A. Club in this city is
composed of about twenty-five members
and has an excellent attendance at its
run every other Thursday
The captain of the club is Mr.. l.. G..
Weathers, and he is one of the best
riders in the city. His selections Of
roads to be taken on the different trips
have been most excellent ones and for
this he has been greatly complimented.
The club has been organized for sew
erlal years and its members are young
men of the best standing in Raleigh.
There 10 no loud and ugly behavior on
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HARRIS
Lithia Carbonated

We guarantee that one glass Of HaI.
ris' Lithia Carbonated Water will relieve
any case of indigestion in one minutes
time or money refunded, or If taken
after each meal will cure any case Of in
digestion. Read what the noted d.
Davega, of Chester, S. c., has to So
for it:
MR.. J. T. HARRIS:
Dear Sir For the past eight month
| have been using Harris Litbia Water,
with the most excellent results, where J
have been able to get my patients tc
drink sufficient quantity daily. The
Carbonated has no equal in gastric dis
turbances. In old chronic dyspeptics il
you will wash the stomach with salt and
water, and an hour later have your pa
tent drink the Carbonated Lithia you
will make many friends and improve
many stomachs 1t is alb excellent table
water. 1t is IN excellent laxative, and
is a sure cure for fiatulent dyspepsia.
s. M. DAyEGA, NJ. D.
SOLD BY
j. r. FERRALL g. CO., Grocers
And Wholesale agents for Harthorn Sara
toga Water. Trade supplied.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-07-18

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