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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-01-28
PlocHE.

Goodrich H-Possessory claim to q lot and I'M
provements on Cottonwood ave-; tax Its penalty
lie. poll tax IS, adv So. total 500!
Franks Johu-- Possessory claim to all % block
10 with improvements; tax Z 87 penalty 7ec, poll
tax 81, adv 81; total $l3 So.
sSindler P Fee simple title to lots and i'm.
provements on Meadow Valley street; tax So 19
penalty 6lc. adv 81; total IS IA
sawyer Geo Fee simple title to lots and i'm.
pr we nents ON McCannon street. tax $40 penalty
SAC, pol tax s., adv 81; total $l4 25.
Chung Ah--Fee simple titlo to lot and improve.
ment tax 40 penalty l4c adv 50; total 3,54
Cla X Wee simple title to lots and i'm prove.
ments ON Cornwall row, tax 420 penalty 42o, adv
So; total 50. 90.
Culverwell Alice-Fee simple title to one lot OF
Main sire t; tax 35c penalty SC. adv total 81, ,s8
Dupont Mrs C-Fee simple title to lots and i'm
provements; tax $50 penalty s6c. adv 50; tota
$5,85.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-01-28
Local Time Gard In Effect
sunday, April 9th, 1890.

Iraina leave Salt Lake Tor Ogden daily At q 90
and sDO q. m. and ct 0and 7 90 p. m.
Trains between Frisco and Juab run daily. err
eept sunday, and carry
ToUaIsT sLEEPERs BETWEEN MN.
FORD AND SALT LAKE.
Two through trains daily from Salt Lake to ali
pJinta East, leaving Salt Lake at 90 q m. and
710 p. IN.
Il. LAWSON,
h. bUhLhf. Agent, Milford.
aen1 Agt. Passenger Department.
II. II. CLARK, Salt Lake Ottv
OLIVER W MINK,
E. ELLERY NDERSON.
JOHN W. DoANE,
FREDERICK r. CoUDERT,
Receivers.
L. DICKINSON. General Manager,
e. L. LoMAx, a. p. a r. Agent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26
VAST RESERVE POWER.
Sssf. Darrow's Plan for Tra ssmlttinw
Electrical Force FroA
Mountaia Screams.

II is biz sum for any man to talk
secui. but 10 hear Prof. T.. narrow, de-
Issssnens of mechanical engineering Of the
state Agricultural college say s.. SO 600 Is
y hsten 20 the dulest rinplings OF wood
snd spring. What Is more be SAYS all
iss money Is 10 come To Seattle. and he
ssys X IN such 4 convincing way thai II IL
sefsh reading about IL IL be oaly--by
Proxy hear him tell IT,
Az present Prof. Darrow Is stopping at
we terk hotel but he ALI leave tomorrow
isf Nnoaaaifn'e This latter place Is where
sRas s,soa.u9 IL coming from Hv way OF
Fe!aee. II may be ~ well to say for the
sshsat OF the Eastern people in the city.
nat the State Agricultural college, a
saoivi Institution. By tho wsy. t. located
~ falsnaan. II has real tive board Of re-
fsn1s and this has foeenily been IN CONF
Haaieation with Eastern aud Seattle peo-
Ise, and the subject was the undeseinpei
water power OF tho state OF Washington
me immediate result Of macy letters and
"ne personal INTERVENE MAS the nains
.st OF tfaf barrow - Investigate the uu-
Hfssaped sources OF water power In the
sste During his pzrresrinssions the
FsWessef feund-but let him tell H. /, IL
flsssanser.
foa have TO idea Of the vast amount
water power not vet utilized and scsu-
HFNf*e - WASTE III ASffS b4<tEes " @isf
RIVER IL worth 81 per IL L. which means
S'7se pow#F- Indeed. | had none unta |
,,saisencsd - investigate. Up here at
eFer Falls. near Ihalal lake. there is
| ""'sF aofse power absolutely unearsd for
a. Albany Pals there Is a 40 hofs. power
tac same condition. A, rAiotfSe. near
ssseca there Is i5oa hrrse power also an
ssssfoFed, - You ssN. Fn these tarra
Ftaefs alone there Ia fsa nel horse power
ssasi'as y developed a easn 81 s. a7s ea
: 'ae stats. J fust started out aetsat u
ssss ago ana have yes iSa either places
= ne state 10 visit The Idea or the re-
sTais = - plsi tse state showing thssas
go WITH ihetr horse power. and the pre-
sNaas class az rvg~iucis ga the adsscen,
sEAn1y ThiH Nlih faN report will titya
published in the Electrical World ard
sassNsfa II book foru, fer distribution IN
ens 81 ihe places I have not Yet visit
y srp9u= .mie" ana now comes the
sea'ue etd of H. whence ! So Monday
So sns Fr0m eouEh estimates ;houssl.
. a1,aefstaat there r. Aayw hero frssn IS 40
see hocSs power up There ms can
ali'lse6 aaE understand that she lai-
~ figure IS mayc kelly - ~ correct.
NsS, dove tn Scatheru California There
As FeseF ttuUssm. ssfou scheme by wnicA
~ Aeyse p~awvr e carried iss ssties, Al
Il Anthony fs}is - Minnesota = eea
sFss isower ~ tra9Sseiife1 tScaty ssisez
ne Twis Elttes New zsacaussns,e g
NN slosa fertilizer aod Ike falls tAere drop
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26
THE CHRlsTIAN ENDEANORERs.
Measb~Ps OF Local Reception Cofnnstt-
tee To Conttnue the Work.

TIE local Chrissisn Endeavor reception
committees spent Yesterday I'm a fashion
most agreeable to Its several members.
1. g. In attending church and taking q. day
of much needed rest. A large number of
visiting Endeavorurs attended church ser
vices in tiss morning. ard In the as.eF-
noon accompanied by members OF the To-
cal union, went To a number OF suburban
points to hold gospel meetings. The En-
dcayor prayer meetings last night were
well attended.
The reception committee VIII continue
its work thla week. and meet all Incoming
parties by boat AID train. The committee
headquarters a. TIE Stevens viii be Eept
open from a. IA. 10 p. Miss De Nov
will have general charge OF tho headqnar-
ter1
The reception committee Ia planning an
outing and pleasure trip on Lake Wash
tnrton some time during the week. Mana
ger Haas of the YesIer cable line. has
rendered the committee the use Of the
steamer Haas for cruise. and Will throw
open the picnic grounds al Beileview. The
offer Will &c accepted.
A request has been made that those as
sisting IN entertaining the visiting En-
deavorers during last week meet a; the de-
Dot headquarters at 5 u this evening. This
includes the pastors and choir, ard those
who decorated the First Presbyterian
church on The night of the first rally.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26
FATHER SHERMAN HERE.


A quiet smile played over tbs nsraixua :,
features As The Rev. Thomas Sherman.
acn OF lEsn- w. T. Sherman. sat talking
tirec Hook IN nc saarp. bright eyes. ard
school % the Immaculate Conception AZ
Madison aad broadway last night
He bad rot much 10 ssy There was
a tired lock IN sns short. sgignt eyes. an,
the face was GsawG just = little He
has been working hard lately; soo hard.
soirs say tus &c only snsigs~ and says:
tits all for tbs Master"
BIT few weeks ago h. was persaa6s6
that De owes ts both to the Master and
to hsIassif 20 take q rest and srs-eapsrate
That Ia why NJ has one II the nssie cells
and hard, narrow bed In the building
out there on the hill
Lately his Pastures have been sn rtah
and Montana, ard wherever ~ mag go.
WHISTLER ~ the iistfs mining towns or oct
Ia the broad fertile valleys, where every
village Ia provided with cross whore
the Guardian Angel may sit ard watch
during the night. he is loved ard reysrAi
for Ills quiet simplicity and tender love
for those whom hs speaks OF and cares
for as his sheep All In all he is one 81
she most cultured and DISTINGUISHED Wis
iters Seattle has had In long, long
while.
Aud here he is among friends vino love
this uRostentatioag prince of cnr4sts
though he is q nephew OF the nation $
premier and a sa2 OF one OF her most
famous warriors he Is after ali only poor
lcwiy priest. living bis life a. hs sees il
best
or these friends George NJ. Paschaii.
secretary and auditor of the Seattle and
Lake Washington Waterway comnany. is
one. II was Major II. s. Turner Mr.. Pas
chails father. whn fought side by side
with General Sherman curing the war.
Major Turner was also General SnaTmans
most intimate friend, and while the son OF
the general is ia mis- city he VIII be. as far
as hts duties will permit. the guest of the
Pasehalta.
Father sherman arrived in Seattle Fri
dag night, but has kept close 10 his cell
ever since. Tie Is here purely to recover
his health and will remain several months
lie thinks Seattle csty win q future and
might have said more, but the last bell.
the one that calls all Jesuits 20 prayer and
TO their eosches. rang snrilly down the
hail and Father Sherman said good night
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26
FER ~tbNAt.

Frank VI seovill. of Spokane. Is at the
Northern.
John Gray. a merchant OF DemlHg. Is at
the stevens
]. e. Gillespie. OF MeMurray, is stopping
at the Northern.
J. w Jones. OF Port Townsend. Is stop
ping at the Butler.
T. s, Buck. 4 SnchomIsh miliraan. Is a
guest At the Stevens.
Miss Carrie Smart. OK Fremont. has rs-
TUNED from I@Sa9usa.
r. K blake. % Hadiock. Is In the city.
stopping at the Butler.
wttltafn II Voaxle. ns Tacoma. Is IN the
cisy stepping at the Northern.
Mr. sfs,l Mrs = =. Armand of Tristan.
Pa. are in tbs city on thsar way north
NJ Z neuey. mining contractor or
Alaska. Is stopping 81 the HAtnseg rand.
Z. r t,lapp the wer-kurvn capitalist
OF Fort Townsend, Is = sVest 81 the But
Ter
pr Newlands. Of Es9lens barg. - over
here on vist'. stopping At the Rainier
Grand.
Mr. aaa Mrs, T. r. Hn. q Los Angeles.
are Visiting friends in the city and ara at
the fsilltT
= ". Jones, one q the leading lawyers
% Madison. WIS. Is quest at tie Raj
plcr-tsfaud
Nsm earse. o. salt Lake Cs,y. en- her
way 80 the okon. Is visiting relatives At
Grren Lake
N,x-SbFrim \ - Van 10 NAnsar ~ Kerr,
Is registered a. tFe Dti.er. acco9np 8n3nt BY
Me- var "a Nans9f,
W I. &u}as representative fram Island
eSsssft cap e az II STaszg C1U seyt a and reg-
tstssas a. 5be Ftf0sE.
Mr II J Estiey Aas -, Hr9 "a 80 thts
c54y fr~asn a th~e@ stenths' vfsit in Sss
Eranct~sso aat the southern part ~ Calf
fornta.
= q {. rharusan. of New Y>rs. wno IS
h.asttg Interested fu niutu~ pvvaorty in
saates - estsrn ALASKA = 81 tGs katptaT-
I.r&nA,
" S NarAerf ~Aa - interested ~ Eha
Hfestsa S~TEstsS, @8t1 w&x sunk ST. Mnuat
xsysg.ss - ~ ths D3sssY SU bis re54rn gHara
Victoria
tfecvev Hail Nsa arrived yesterday rrcFsl
t@aok Ia9es en- tae $tsass F.F5ahf - 3
guest a. sfe stevens. fcgts1ssrEFs9 sruz.l
Saarsxe f~sts Aiask3.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

.sss- Ia1ss proper mansz@sness arx
development thts szsosrsors po~sr saxy :.
EASILY transmitted 70 Seattle and resxjs 4,
,as olscesas lnsarc@ Of every steam rlarst Ia
We cry ~ woubc slso result IN oct
gain CO q 80 sH per year. AYreaI~ -ss-s
IA sufficient srsosns ~ e.zns-ai rsItfrsx =,
Pat the plant "a operation TIE company
- already Informally forrne4 ana in n,aae
% partly Of Seattle aac partly Of New
York parties No. the besarss OF r~x1rsx
VIZ 10; permit NE 90 cEvuixe names. pu,
WIZ BE- AZ assured facs. ard r. = sar-
pslsin4aS short tine Tnas & sc 90 IA
y1Gras'
The professors wife ssre~xrnS-a nssa st-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

arrival ee the State Of washsrxtou hs
entertained the crowd or beard with
Irish music Arzcrg these or hoard were
men and women who were thoroughly ia
n, liar with the Irish jig steps: and 20
the dolorosss strains os The Irish wass-
erwoasan'' ard the ike the decks Of sha
kosaiss tr~s1bsed TO the vigorous footing
of the girls ard hoys who claimed shs
'.TtaIa Sod as the place Of their nativity
At the grove most enjoyable time
WAS had, and IL was at late hour when
TIRE last Of the crowd snaliy left for home
This annual pscusc OF the I-ish-American
club VIII lcrg BE remembered by those
who PARTICIPATED IN r.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

srhH fate OF the scssooaer Lincoln 10
xs.d. We took 70 tue boats FIVE miles
- cxupbsil island. As we leave the snip
= 4 fast sinking. Goodbye.
CHARLES SWANSON.
Schooner Lincoln
.. above rote waz found Ii. a hot.is
! -.ssfdsy afternoon a. O'Clock By Peter
c.Al tuss around the point from West
] s~ss<. H.. Dahl was waking along tia
$50 IN company with a young man
s~,.1d Rosenfhai. when re noticed > dark
..Ired. round. quart bottle on tn. beach
3 fxs edge OF the water. lie picked II up
) - fsurss II vas corksd- The cork looked
- liz tbs bottle was q little water and =
: 80, Of paper DAM broke the bottle and
xsrA that the piece 81 paper contained
sIIeesd Information about the long lost
seeoooer Lincoln.
IA paper was about FIVE incEss long
! r. tSree wide and had evsdea.iy been torn
mn note book. The writing was plain
= fsy The letters were large and we'll
fumed Mr.. Isahi left the note at the
Acknowledgement editorial rooms. so IL
lhere was Such man as Charles swan
N on the Lincoln and be MAS known In
as6f;Ie his friends can study the Srstiu-
"A determine whether this Is the last
| nenage of doomed man or the cruel
tks q a fool
n schooner Lincoln sailed from the
~ just north Of Scssw zs,achers MaYcn
III -. with party OF twenty-five pros
pse$oss. bound for Cook inlet. She vas
os6er command o. Capt. Newgarsi. an ex-
calsnesd and cautious skipper. The Lin
0ta WAS considered ore OF the fastest
e. a
~ Seattle abe was heavily loaded with
ttota passengers and freight,
he news OF fhe failure or tho Lincoln
reach Cook Inlet was brought 10 S4-
site hy tbs Lakme. which arrived May g..
- from Coal Bay. where she had LAT :
- passengers bound xor six Miin. sub.
on4uent developments only confir med the
beitsf that the schooner had been lost in
~ sxefm which blew the Bertha LOO miles
eus u her course.
Nas impossible TO obtain an official
Dngpenger list OF the Lincoln, b., the fol-
bM3n6 wAs dug up BY tho Poxs-Inleilt-
Auocef. 1t vii! be observed that the name
A3Artes Swanson" does not appear. yet
eeh 8 man might have been aboar.
%illf&Sa Sloplss. Of Seattle, who has ief.
8 via and Ave children; j. III. Goddard.
etts and two children. Seattle. e. e.
4Sus vie a2iu one EpNG, G.ser Park =
Bdson England. single: Adoiph Anderson,
Vic and ono child. Houston and Prince
VILLAIN streets. Seattle, Charles Lind.
wife and two children. Prince William
nfet, near Houston: John Iinoauiss
sfte and two children. go Taylor street !;
virosns GALLON, single. Newcastle. q. H.
dohnson. single. Seattle: r.. C.. Boyies.
engle. Seattle: J. Erpey. Seattle: Frank
1',eheIl. single. Seattle. NJ. Cunningham,
t1gie. 6unnydaie; r.. r. Durham. single.
usnuydaIs; 6. X. Harder, single. Seattle.
---- uddmar. single. Seattle. -
xSenaler. single. Seattle.
The osncers and crew were. Capt. Hell
usr Newga.d. single: mate. John New
gard. single: sailors. Matthias Olsen. SIN
&c, John Olsen. single. cook. Ole Bee.
VIE and elk children. all OF Seattle.
u II difficult matter TO figure out what
cQnbinasion of currents would have rand
a bottle from the Lincoln or ono Of
~ boats al West Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26
FiCNft To SYLVAN GROVE.
The Irish American tiah Enjoy .
Pleasant Days Dating.

Tho steamer Resale was under char
s~= yesterday 70 take tire IrfSh-Anaesican
ciao 2u3 thrir Invited guests &ad friends
- Sylvan grove. ca naknes sdge island.
reHr Port HiakeIev or their annual rsc-
nie. TIE first snasai.Eseat, 81 sernn 80.
went over on TIE Kaagl9e IN the morning
1T = ~ c}oeg she Was ~ have made
snsther ten st ? 5clcck bst unfortu-
rsteiy jsist as sha waS about "a iras =
tes wharf her pumps broke Down. tenn
@soFsTiiv disabling hsr.
Tas committee "a IRA nsgscvta}3on tunfna-
6faFeiX set ouf - seizure smother boat.
sna were sticce#ssgj 10 getting tAe STAT.
e7 Washsawfef. Nhfah left ~ ~ 0'cio.. <
scr see pseg&c grounds carrying about
aa p~og.e.
Tha -evga wa.ch haa assembled n
essar rs t&s Resale were necessarily de-
tAgfs.a Wusll another boat WIS chartered.
They asa rot waste s0y time however.
A Fsnalne IRISH rsTTr wss 81 essarG ard
5artFsE fhr Intervals o. waiting for she
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26
AMI sEMENTs.


Judging from the interest manifested
in the forthecming presentation of .sfssue
and Gray" at the Seattle theatsr en- July
- - and 81 for the joznt benef, OF Com
ranles b. u and e OF the National Guard
ard wagnsxs First Regiment haad, the
attendance will be large. There is no
war drama kaoSn to the American stage
that enjoys a more fatteriHg reputation
Of continuous success and It's present
mounting will be even more Ella borase as
IL VII. be- materially benefited by the ad
Gitien of the closing acs from Field Of
Honor" making "a most striking finale.
This act 6iscioSes beautiful and touch
ing scene on Decoration day. wherein
the antagonists of the past sosn in laurel
sng the graves OF their dead Mrs.
a. G.. Salmon. who has given sgc,
a marked exhibition OF dramatic ability.
Will be sgen to excellent advantage as
Ruth Peyeon. a heroic Southern girl.
William NJ. Tnglis will be accorded the
opportunity Of his life as Mark Stanley.
and Will surprise hts most ardent ad-
iaarers by q sugctbIc and finished per-
trayal of gallant Federal captain
Manager W. II. Daley viii again doa
grease paint as the Te.ton Sergeant
Becker, and In speaking Of the piece last
evening said: II feel satisfied that 7 shall
present happy surprise 10 the theates-
goers of Seattle The prices have BEEN
placed at 8. 50 and - cents and the sale
VIII BE- open ST 10 a. m. on Wednesday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26
THE EVERETT
S MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

The orly roase 20 the popular and active
Mining districts ~ Geld Basin. Gordon
strn~x Martin Greek SlIg@f.er3. Deer
k-re-k Goat Lake ard Maat. Crsst9.
The scrnsc route for tourists. Essazx
SD camping rsrssse-
Cen aasrc.gx Ssrsay. April y. the Ev-
@~sfs 4 Gsvss Cr2sEo Railway Company
xsag sgs1x4g2se q G&1.y tram s*TNsce-
Trains wsAl i~@we Everest for Moats
Crtsso every facrE4Es. sxzsr. Saturday
ara ~4zsssy A. Is - IA
Traln x.4l leave Aayste Crtsso for Ev-
srest at rE A. n every morning sxeefs.
sunday ard MoEG&y.
On TUESDAYS ar1 THURSDAYS Ma wssl
ran 10 Ssgys<san oEsy. ard at " .~s-s-S4za ,
and Frfsxys between ssgyerso1 ard Ev-
ssal- oGsy.
& " BAIRD. @. z. 4 Z. A.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26
cn.rcb Work and workers.

Rev "A n Isowen gave the last Of his
series of lectures on the conversion OF Et.-
rope last evening. dealing with ths story
OF ladtEair and The conversion OF Russia,
Rev lfr Rudd. OF Knoxville III. assisted
In the service
parochial excursion 30 the cbortsters
csnYr on Lake Washington. Is conten1-
plated on THURSDAY next BY the EfisT
which viii leave the wharf AZ fesief park
az o'clock A. IN and Madison park AZ 30.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

The regular meeting Of Stevens Relief
Corps, No. !. was held on Friday in 6 A
r bali Since the last meeting three
families have bsea assisted. The annual
geese picnic of the cSrps viii be given at
Green lake on August E Preparations are
oeinE maae for a moonlight excursion on
Lake Washington in IRE future.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

Asuila Lodge, No. s.. met In regular ses-
sioa Thursday evening. After the compile
tien OF the usual business arrangements
were made for an entertainment in Au-
gust either 10 take rhe form Of moon
iIght excursion or ar outing Of some kind.
Two Of the faithful workers. W. II.
Goodrich aud w. Jolly. were reported alb
sent. and IL was found on investigation
that they had left Ger the Cloniyke the
Sunday before
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

An unusual interest attached 10 the
meeting Of Seattle Lodge. No. 81. LAST
"wednesday night onins 20 the fact shet
several members who have hera proral
neut IN tas work were about 10 depart
for Alaska G. c. James Hart delivered
q farewell address to the members who
were listed 10 60. expressing the sincere
regret OF The lodge at losing their s.ry-
iesz and wishing them every success IN
tbs Csondyke.
e;ers- Donald n. Olsen and Prsiate Geo.
Soele responded feeiingiy.
Al the adjournment OF the meeting. Mr..
Stanley invited tbs members 10 a deli-
cao1s supper at tie Stevens. an invita-
ton that was accepted with alaersty. The
ecsSsion was made extremely sgreea bic
% the good cheer os those surrounding
abe banquet board, and al the conclusion
OF the last course. tie assemblags sang
Aud Lang Syne."
The rank OF esquire viii ne conferred at
the next meeting of the lodge.
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Reduction
In Rates
t. the
EdSt.,....

On JAY I7th 10 18th inclusive ana en-
each Aorssay ane Thursday thereafter ID
70 and Including AsT1ay. August ssh the
OREGON RAILROAD Il NAVIGATION
COMPANY Viii sell tickets TO Eass@-n
points 81 following rates: Chicago. SCI %:
ST. Lscss. e. %; s. Paul. &C. 70: Sioux
CITY. Omaha ard Kansas city. tzs 50. and
20 other points 80 relatively low ratas
Fer tickets arf further information call
NJ ticket os.es. Ne. s1s Fsrss avenue. So
alta
~. J. BISsEf-L. GEN Aren't
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

umlv So 20 - paai saa - aga. a.
ssealfv iaw r&tez 80 al R.arfeTa sasats
ever E7s@ NeFEeern HAcSFe rall~ay Tge&eas
ca sac 1Ggy = 30 =. &z5 csheg aAtes
N-5te Tor ga ~tscslsArs or csa ~ NettAsFa
f'as.lss ssssgc~s. - z8i5s-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

"A Stitch in Time" "A dose Of Ayers
pills has saved many fit of sickness:
but when a remedy does not happen to
be at hard. slight ailments are liable 10
be neglected. and the result. frequently
Is serious Illness; therefore always be sup
pied with Ayers Pills.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

Pacific Chapter. No. 5, added two
names to It's register at the regular meet
Ing last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Mary A. Cummings was elected
warden of the chapter. Henry LELAND
secretary and Dr. Marsh chaplain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-26

Home Camp No. 2sG. held It's regular
meeting In weekly session last Mon
day evening. Consul Commander George
Miller presiding. Four new applications
we're received and six candidates were
initiated.
Preparations are being made for
Woodmen's picnic la the near future.
The committee in charge Of the affair Ia
working hard To make 1t success. To-
nisht, at the stated meeting Of the camp.
four members viii be initiated.
Palm circle met "a, G.. A. r. hall We'd
nesday evening and initiated one candl-
date.
committee was appointed to make ar
rangements for the first entertainment
and social to be given about the middle OF
August
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\. .. =. w, will entertain their friends at
the Fremont opera house Tuesday even
ing ana hold open lodge.
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