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The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-18
PoMera Gone ito Tennessee.

Labor Commissioner Powers has left the
city to attend the annual convention of the
Officials Of Bureaus Of Labtr Statistics in the
United States, which will be he'd presently in
Tennessee.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-18

Thelma is indeed q grand dream Of
beauty and purity, Is the expression
of ali who see her.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-18
PAU VI
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

A regular meteing Of the board OF alder
men will be held this evening.
Edward c, ST. Jacques filed deed OF as
Gignment yesterday to Divide Martel.
The pupils of the Catholic parochial schools
will be invited to participate in the parade
Oh Decoration day.
Joseph Mueller, of North st. Paul. was
appointed on his staff of deputies by Sheriff
Wagner yesterday.
There will be a meeting of the Irving
school union. All who are interested are
requested to be present.
! Rev. DR.. Lord. OF the Unity church, de-
Foted Sundays discourse to Birds. 1t was
sreat treat to his hearers, being full OF in
Hruction and beauty.
{ The lecture which was announced for this
evening for the kindergartners and primary
teachers in the assembly hall OF the high
kchool has been postponed one week.
The funeral of Patrick Kelly, who died yes
kerday at Brainerd, will be held tomorrow
morning at $3.50 from his late residence, 4ol
West Seventh street, followed by services at
Ehe Cathedral at g.
K "Imogene, or the Witch's Secret" drama
b four acts, will be presented on THURSDAY
comedy club, for the benefit OF the Cathe-
kral Sacred Thirst society.
The Angels of the Home, the girls total alb
ttnence society of the cathedral parish, elect
ID the following new officers at their meeting
sunday afternoon: President, MISS Mary
kilroy; vice president, Miss Reagina O'Con-
nell; secretary, Miss Mary Fechey; treasurer
Miss Lizzie Doyle.
The retailers union will hold meeting to-
night at the Commercial club rooms at S:15
prompt. Several matters of general impor-
lance will come up for discussion, including
the question Of a reduction in express
charges. An invitation is extended to all re-
bail QGa!e to attend.
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60 Gents

a yard.
New styles In Polka Dots and
Striped Twilled Indias and japanese
Silks, Polka Dots of all sizes, in regu-
lar spaces and irregular groups. The
choicest of these come in Navy Blue
grounds. Crush them as you will and
they will not show crease or wrinkle.
They are full "a inches wide and arc
better than silks we have ~
seen advertised at CSC. IN vi
Our price. Observation-Disclosures. TUU
Beautiful Checked Taffetas Hm
Of Of fine quality, actually worth VI,
75c. Price. .............. TVU
os pieces of Novelty Silks for
Waists were picked up at trifle
above HaIf.Price. They came Sat
urday. Among them are Plaids. Fig
ured Taffetas, Persian Effects,
Changeab1e Novelty Taffetas in polka
dots and small figures, Checked Taf-
fetas, ETC., ETC., actually worth S1.0O
and $1.25. We will sell them as we
bought them-just a trifIe above
half price. Choice for
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-18

yard. Some of the pieces are not
large. We advise an early inspection.
Black Grenadines-Made IN
of Pure Sewing Silks, full a H9u
inches wide, worth $1.00, for. TUU
Black Satin Brocaded Jap M
Silks, % inches wide, worth VII
Black China Silks, 26 inches ln>
wide, worth Csc, price today lI5N
Black China Silks, full 38 inches
wide (8 yards will make M
dress)' d1 formerly s1.25 quality, hH,
for... wv
Changeable Grenadines in
small dots and seeded effects are the
novelty Of the season. We have them
in all the new color combinations,
suitable for Waists and Gowns. New
York stores sell them for $1.50. We
will sell them today for
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-18
Ex,enses of State Institutions.

There were filed yesterday in the Office of
the state auditor the expense accounts Of sew
eral Of the state institutions for the month OF
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-18
4+9)C 9 C
4+!9) C
60 Gents

a yard. Some of the pieces are not
large. We advise an early inspection.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-18
HoIse-;,.,rk Riding,

Horseback riaing is a lost at IN .h,
average well-tC-do country ncirhbor
hood. even with ;he sterncr sex. and I,
Siae-saGdle in the country. not mouldy
rat -Gnawed and "skirt-curlcd." won't
- almost as grH.: Il curiosity as +;
lo"seleSs carriage.
''he sHggy ora2a struck the countr,
dur.i { me nuNh 4 vs. of n d1z.n wear
ago, cveryone iii rarding horsehncl
riding rs the poor 'nan's mode Of tray
G.. and every IL. Gcr. mis- sous .nt
hired hands ali .nying busgios unt
throwing their sGidles in the "ner
houses where L. ny q them still re
pose
Even if the family doctor is to ~
hastily called, tAc average farmer
son or hired nidn Ould deem il Il hard
snip If nc were compelled to carry III.
message OF mercy on horseback. TWEEN
ty or thirty years ago the pruudest do,
or n country boy or rural maiden wa,
the one on which the indulgent (ver,
often disgruntlcd indulgence) paren
returned from town with a new saddle
In those days the country youn,
folks would cantcr away over the hills
through the silvefy brook valleys O
across the brceZef famed prairics fo
niles away, 10 church. Sunday school
apple cutting" or cousins wedding,
full of health. happiness and human
v!gor. But not so now. 4 courtr,
young mar on horseback, going t.
church or to party. would feel I'm
inflated, while country maider
would feel positively disgracea if he,
Teller should presume t. hive hc,
ride horried horse"--and flemish |:
herscli-to Sunday school o. a cirrus
C: even on a neighhoring yai,.lt. Nav
verify the saddle. both side aud :.snidc
LAS cmigratcd TO the city. whore cnl
t.red people by the thousand, rocnr.
rass OF horseback riding. and corI,h
take up the lost art OF their country
cousins.
Jt9is gravely asserted that when 1t
~ >Js1und that the sailing date of q
ocean steamer from Boston,
sr,is' -rl Cor y riday, many persons Wild
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-18
Tricksters nj Agricultural Fairs.

Wherever large numbers of peopl,
gather, class of persons is usual,
found who make Il living by deceivins
the public. They have schemes ant
tricks innumerable that appear to b,
easy and simple; but in real
lty they are quite difficult
and III some cases impossibl,
to successfully perform They hav,
wheels and machines that are doctore,
to turn as the proprietor may wish t,
make them. They have cocoanut
headed negro dodgers to arouse tn.
brutality in men and boys. They hav,
tented shows which are disgusting il
coarseness and vulgarity.
Among the throngs at agricultural
fairs these leeches arc out OF place
They contribute nothing helpful o
good. They do not add to the attrac
ton of the fair. They do not brin,
desirable patrons. They do not swell
the gate receipts.
They are not patronized by intelli
gent patrons of the fair. They are no
wanted by honest farmers They ar,
shunned with fear by thoughtful par
ents. Eecaush of their presence, ever
the ia'r is not patrori"ed by many O
our ne5t citizens families.
ne harm accomplished by thcs
seif-iAvited fakirs would doubtless sur
u us, were it possible to gather ;lnt
tia1e back to their door all NE result
c. their work. They distract tn.
thought; they divert the a;tcn..oi.
they destroy the interest III the yea
work OF the fair. The coinpc.it.ve cx
f.nitions, the meriiorlo..s displays. iii,
awarding of prizes are all robbed. o
tie undivided interest that lcIcr.;,s 4,
them, and which !le propris;uIs l.ay.
lahored day and night 10 de a'up.
The morals OF tie country suffer Sc
rious!y from actions and words mat
without warning, are sprung upon in
quisitiVe audiences in the tent si.a.s
strong effort is being pat FORTS t.,
Keep these objectionable features gu
OF fair grounds, and The a.t!luds 0
the managers is encouraging.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-18
BOB ROANOKE TIMES. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER -
AGRICULTURAL.
DRAUGHT G.= THE PLow.
a Zinc Point Which the Intensive Farme,
ShGuIN Know.

n I1ne Point Which the Intensive Farme,
ShGul[s Know.
4 good deal OF t.,e work OF: the farm
continues to be performed as it was in
the time of our ancestors, with very
little thought given 10 the details OF
the various departments. Custom has
taught that an animal must be fed in
order to sustain life, out how many of
us know anything at all about the
physiological action OF food or the Sc
lective power of the different tissue
or organs for the portion of the nu-
trltiye elements best suited to their
health and development? We pillow
and cultivate, but how many of us that
have an intelligent idea of why we dc
SO? The draught of the plow-that is.
the amount of draught that is used fol
the different parts of the work, is o
matter that is hardly likely to have
received much attention at the hands
OF those who are not gifted with an in
curing turn of mind. And yet these
are the points with which the agricul.
turlst should be more or less familiar
This latter subject has engaged the at.
tention Of the New York Experiment,
Station, and it has been found that 5;
per cent. of the total draught is uset
overcoming the friction of the sole ant
landslide, and but ~ per cent. in turn.
ing the furrow. In 1867, says thu
Farmers Review. Hon. ]. Stanton
Gould found that SIS per cent. was OK.
pended in cutting the furrow. So pei
cent. i'll overcoming the friction. ano
10 per cent. IN turning the furrow
Pulverizing is. done altogether by the
mould board turning the furrow, ant
hence the Importance of having the
mould board do precisely what the
farmer wants at particular time
Really, every pillow should have thret
or four different mould boards; one. i
it is desired, to throw the furrow fla
and cover up rubbish; another, if it i:
desired, to kink the furrow, leaving i
as rough as possible in fall blowing
and perhaps ore or two more for cover
ing purposes between these two eX
tremes. The subject of tillage is be
coming more n matter OF study with
our farmers and no doubt great dea
more attention will be paid to such
matters in the future than has beer
paid in the past.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-18
OSWALD s. HAWKINS,
Real Estate Agent,
4I6 Terry Building.
FOR SALE BY
]. T. |ViDgifiic|l,
Real Estate Broker.

Nice modern dwelling in Lewis addi-
ton, low for cash.
Good lO-room house near in. ONLY
81, $50.
Que of the best lots in Lewis addition
$160
Fine brick business BLOCK yielding II
per cent. income.
Nice country home 5 mil les from Roam
chard, etc, for $4,000.
Fine house, acres of orchard and
garden, mile of corporate limits, 81. 500.
Great bargain in Church street resi-
dence. ~
Good country store near city. Price
$500.
Very fine mill for IS of original cost.
line tract of timber near railroad.
~ valuable stone quarry.
a fine stock of merchandise and pood
will CT an established trade.
Will swap for anything from bull
pup TO gold mine.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-18
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRICES.
DEsIRAnLE FOR HOMES OR spECu.
LATIvE INVESTMENT.
TERNIs EASY

lo'room dwelling, 11S Eighth avenue
s. W., bath room: hot and cold water at
tachment lot 5Ox1OO feet. Originally
worth 5000; present price 81, 900.
comfortable dwelling No 7l2 Camp
tell avenue s. w; lot 91x275 feet to an
alley, 10 rooms, bath room and stable
Originally dH6 sold for $4,000; present price
Very desirable dwelling No. 316 John
sSreeI $. W., III rooms, good stable, neces-
sary outside buildings, lot 50x15O; So, 600.
Nice broom cottage No. 8 Trout ave-
nue. S. w, lot 50x15O, 81, 500.
Dwelling No. 1856 Eighth avenue G W.
lot 5Ox150, 81, 800. w.
Ihree story brick building on Shennn.
'lo"n avenue, near freight depot, how
used' nrse floor as Il bottling works. and
second and third as shop and dwelling
s., 600 eiinS'
6-room dwelling, No. 517 Fourth street
n. e., very cheap and convenient to Roa-
noke Machine Works, 500.
Groom dwelling, u. s. Belmont avenue
81, 000
8-room dwelling, 141.2 Lee street n a
lot 5Ox200 feet, 81 800.
S.room dwelling, 500 Luck avenue lo+
54X9O feet, very cheap, $4,000.
broom dwelling, 927 Shenandoah ave-
nue. n. W., lot 25x130, $500.
o,room dwelling, 427 Elmwood street $.
e., lot 4ONl3O, bargain, $3.50.
S'room dwellings, 924, $50 and 93o
center steet, lots 25X130, all three desir
able located and very cheap, S1,1OO.
broom dwelling, I'll Gilmer street n.
81, 100. e'in
Vacant lot on Jefferson street, 25x17O
feet, near marble yard, formally worth
SO, 200; price $4,000.
Peek Hotel, on Salem avenue, nease
Academy OF Music, "a rooms, bargaiE
price So, 500. i
Two story frame building, rooms, Ca
ieet east of f street, fronting on Car
oell avenue s. W., lot 50x233 feet.
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is a very cheap and desirable n,
price So, 200. A.
a very desirable Sroom dwell
hoanoke street S. W., good outsid
ing, hot and cold water, bath.
50xl5O, bargain. So, 500.
House and lot, S rooms. north q
rose avenue II. w, lot 75x210 feet
desirable home, price 81, 500. !,
Two story frame building, &
avenue n. w, very nicely loca.J
house, price 81 200. 4
l0-room dwelling, 315 Randor''
near Roanoke and Southern
merly sold for $4,000; price Sine
broom cottage, 70. 420 ~
s. W., $1,000. T9,s
III room two.story dwelJro |
Eleventh avenue S. W., an
erty, none better. lot 50x13Elev.
broom two story dweIh 81
tnth avenue 3. W., new hi
500, lot 50x130, price. SB,S Elev-
lO'room two story dMeapest
enth avenue s. W., oneDO.
houses in the city, lot 5ashiae.
Two story frame buiJll mod
ton street, east OF G, = cheap,
ern improvements, Z " {
SO, 700. d6 Sonth
Two-story frame d price So t
Jefferson street, wn1 Il
800. 1dwel,;n
Two nice and cqand s., O00' |,
511 and 513 Luck sab avenue n
Two cottages ofach $500
Nos. 1921 ond 102fth avenue g. CT
Broom dwelliR. e,
W., worth $7,OOq04 Campbell tr
broom dweYproperty now
avenue $. W. IF $500. st
on the m1,''",I,.,,,EE, Agent !"
JOHiY Building and &c
For the Nat% York, Masonic c &c;
loan Assq III
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-18
PACE az EsOBBKTT.
10 Jefferson st.
Real Estate I!

One of the most desirable 10-room resi-
uences in Roanoke city, large lot with
shade, good stable. The dwelling cost
more money than is asked for the prom
erty; within five minutes walk of the
Terry building and very convenient TO
st. Johns Church. Price 81, 500.
~ very neat cottage with six rooms on
large lot, with stable, in easy distance of
the business part of the town. The most
desirable small house on the market.
Price 81 $50; $3.50 cash, balance Sl2. so
per month.
A lot on Salem avenue 50x2OO feet to
Rorer avenue. most desirable lot for
railroad men who want to he convenient
to the West End Round House Price
$500 cash.
a splendid farm of All acres 1S miles
from Roanoke and three miles from Nor
folk and Western depot. Write at once
for particulars. Price 81, 000 81 ,0OC cash,
balance one and two years.
Send for special list in bargains in
houses, lots and farms now ready for dis.
tribution.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-18
PR()hE Elm
TRADEMARK re :srraEo.
TIE ideal. LAXATIVE
AID CURE FOR
CONS TIPATHON.
as PLEASANT As HONEY
as rLEASAHT As HONEY
AND SURE CURE FOR

Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Biliousress,
Stomach Troubles, Bowel Disorders, Liver
Diseases, Irregularity, Kidney Troubles,
Headache, FevefS, Sick Stomach, Skin
and Blood Disorders, Thick and Sallow
Complexion,
AND vEHY MANY cTHER Diseases
AND COMPLICATIONS DUE TO All INACTIVE
STATE OF THE BOWELS.
PRUNELINE is the safest and surest
cathartic and aperient one can use. 1t
thoroughly cleanses without gripping,
purifies the blood and removes all
waste from the system. II does away
with Castor Oil. Salts. Blue Mass and
all other nauseous purgatives. 1t
tones and energies al the great or
gans of the system. 1t is free from all
harshly acting drugs, and is always
safe, always ready, always reliable.
KEEP TIE EEap cool. TaE FEET
WARM ARD THE ooWELS oPEN.
PRuEEittE ech TIE tArr=a PURPOSE.
FaUNELiNE
is THr eEas@cT fAMIL1 MEDICINE.
sctD ~ ~, Aent-ao.
OF cent on receip, OF 80 cely,s 10 any address
by
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-18
FOR RENT!

Good room house. all modern inn
pfovements, No. 7l3 Henry street sw.
Another good S-room house on Eighth
avenue, near Commerce street. $ y. All
modern improvements L have lust re-
paired it,
Good S-room house on Eighth avenue
repair.
S-room house No. 1907 Fifth avenue n
w; III good condition. Only IS.
Two good Groom houses on Bullitt ava.
pue e; only So each.
Two Groom houses ON Gilmer nvenne
e. Only ST each. All in good repnir.
a large four story brick warehouse on
Holiday street, with large elevator and
platform scales, or will rent floors for
storage. W.
Several bargains in the sale of houses
ana vacant lots. Call; ask for what Won
want. will get it for you.
List your property for sale or rent
TULEY ]. MITCHELL,
Real Estate Agent,
OPPOSITE TERRY BUILDING.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-18
Special Bargains
For Sale,

7-room dwelling, southeast, near Rel
mont School, $3.50; cash. $780, monthly.
s. DOM dwelling on TaZe we'll avenue
!S0o; small cash payment
broom cottage, southwest, large lot.
800; small cash payment; balance $40
)er month
broom dwelling, northwest large lot.
renting at $50. Price, 800. This is n
good investment
room dwelling, nicely papered, near
West End round-house, $500; small cash
payment.
broom dwelling, newly papered and
painted, nice yard; $500.
. acres fine land on the electric chr
line. northwest, suitable for building or
garden farm; $75 per acre. Easy terms.
10 acres one mile from the Terry build
ing. VIII sell as whole or cut in one
acre lots This is fine trucking land.
oOu-acre farm 10 miles from Roanoke.
on the Norfolk ard Western railroad.
oeven-room brick dwelling, fine barn;
ABOUT 2oO acres in timber, balance in cuI-
tlvation. Fine orchard on the place.
Price, 5000; one-thrd cash, balance one
and two years.
44O acres two miles from station on
the Norfolk and Western railroad; 81, 900.
Cash $500; balance one, TWO and three
years.
Houses for rent in all parts of the city.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-18
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

nc room dwelling, mcdar
So, SEQ. So corner lot, on Terry's Hi.
7 Inrca o "an mouse, modern iD,nro,o
roo orI h lot, good location: 81 .Gmneents'
dition, 81, 500 y 81, southwest. good con-
month. 'io cash and S1J nor
shade; Sl,UOO D0"se' large lot, nice
room. house, in soutb,r,..
s. lG oG sn.aole, near the center oS large lot
n1ooU' small cash payment s -, me city;
lot. beam beam ineonse, near ceuter Of civ
ments '''"i grounds; 81, 800, easy m urge
me e1f0 sna house s IS 5000, small cash 49,
ana balance month"; e"sh pay
beo,,,:1li residence, in sou,,.
snaI dt,i "a. condition, nice v "ra' in
n nraue, $500. This is n cb sounds and
p'T0P 'e and very cheap piece of
c.-s ~ ice corner house "a Ro,,
@ S,Jo T9o cash and So Ter no",h rooms,
LICK II you want tEis AAo"'h. Come
to sb" Uai h t.ns ins northeast co,.u
,non Stops $3.50, 800 cash and ud1"s se
lot an 5G0m fn h'u ss. on rerry's ni largs
ments @@,00O, easy nav
,on aJi,Iom house in northwest :,
, ,ona modern improvsn' IN good
, ,.ada S5"erdei', easy payments GU with
i] q Tor good farm Or can be
troat nouSe IN northwest ,oo
lonth. wv cnsii and $1U ner
,n Sayer ns pieces of hlst-class ,ro,.u..
emf, of 10y u;ey. renting now for TO- IN
lves,ments eS "skea. These are cbo per
w W. ms. and Trucking lands
lie in nav" n", a large number of farce
inv Of ,har and adjoining connt; LOT
to 500 acraa very cheap, ranging from'
any, noU acre farm with first. cIas.
B n na, me orchard, plenty Of TIM improve
y per acre. The greatest ha a timber, at
cred in Roanoke. oargain ever
, p.eces OF trucking land oon,.
os 10y, one OF ~ one of Is ono nient TO
o on an" mo one of rs acres, nj I nrto CT 30
ood I .n real value. Anyone , das; la
us at nnon farm will profit b v oaa
,s, Sc ooo lam, James river farm Of r5o
vement s0 h mwe!iing, with modern ~, ,no
necessary omth,.,,.,.e roundsand shade
It houses % 'Du,iuIngs, and ter
trees, large quantity Of fino bearing
owher having to leave ~ TIMBER
tpi' 'upp r. can be sold for s7 Hs state u
estate. T raia 4, Tor partly in ROANOKE be
class ri lsnr near ea Roanoke, one-haJf
$, astonisbin Do1L ao fair improve
mall farms on R Iow figure for cash.
.rts, one of SO and one Of w with fine
. lamoas pippin apple hall. 10 acies,
PM en rich; one at Si6 and nd ia ,andsa are Il
, ,tIo per a're. These are con, osner
W. noIoes and fine investments ''a
a. w. Spindle s. Co
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-11-18


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general health who neglects the health of
the organs that constitute her wonanhood.
one may suffer only locally for time.
Eventually the nerves are ruined by the
constant wear and tear of pain. They cease
10 lnpart the necessary nervous activity to
Inc various organs of the body. A general
ana serious break down follows.
wonderful medicine for weak, nervous
women, who through local troubles are
threatened with general break down is
Dr. Plerce's Favorite Prescription 1t acts
directly on the delicate organs that arc dis
tinctly feminine. 1t restores them to yipor
and health. 1t allays inflammation and
soothes pain. 1t gives the tortured nerves
rest and permits them to resume their
natural function of directing healthy ac-
tlvity of all the organs. 1t prepares wo-
man for wifchood and motherhood. It
makes baby's advent easy and almost pain
less and insures the child's health. 1t is the
best wonian's medicine and more than
10000 women have said so over their sigma
lures. Druggists sell it.
~ cannot say too much for DR.. Picrcc's Favor
lite Prescription" writes Miss Clara Baird. of
bridgeport, Montgomery Co., Pa. ~ feel il NV
duty 20 say TO all women who may be suffering
from any weakness or disease OF the distinctly
feminine organism that it is the best medicine on
Sartn Tor them to use. 1 cannot praise it too
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DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are a sure,
safe, speedy and permanent cure for con-
stipation. They never gripc One is a
gentle laxative. and two mild cathartic.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-25
Special Dispatch to the Po-.-rnsell,sencer

Special Dispatch to the Pos.-rn.e,ursroar
TACOMA. July 4.-s;eorxe y. DoSwe,I
OF DodweIi. Carlisl d Co. agents ~ fra
Northern Pacific Steamship C.ornnary 49,
The guest OF honor this evening a, = han-
auet given By about twenty of Tacoma
most prominent citizens. The ba,,ouAt
took place at the Tacoma hotel ara -
without doubt the finest since the hc,rn
days when such happenings were Of eon,-
MON occurrence Manager Waterman. az
the hotel, was given carte blanche with
the result that most delicious menu vas
provided and the private dining room dec
GRATED in an artistic and harmonious rnan-
nc-. During the evening toasts were given
and responded to: In fact. the proverhsal
feast OF reason and flow of soul charsn-
terized the entire affair
Mr.. Doiweli has often visited In Ia
coma but never for so long period
Such being the case. he is just beginning
10 become well acquainted with the bust
ness men and people generally, and in
order 10 show their appreciation OF that
kindly feeling the banquet was given. The
Northern Pacific Steamship Company is
one Of Tacoma 8 largest enterprises the
steamers of the company bringing thou
SANDS of dollars into the city each year.
Outside of his business standing Mr. Dod-
well Is a most charming gentleman and a
resident Of whom any city might well feel
proud. The invited guests of the occasion
were Chilean, Hawaiian and Peruvian
Consul Steeb, japanese Consul Saito and
British Vice Consul Alexander, Capt.
Pantor. of the steamer Victoria and Or.
Harrison. OF the same craft The gentle
men who gave the banquet include: Ches-
ter Thorne, Theo Hosmer Charles s.
Reeves, 4. 81. Stewart. Everett Griggs
Charles r. Hurley. r. w. Anderson. VIII
liam A. Burrell. Alex Bailey, A. B. Case.
Lucius r. Manning. Anthony T Prichard,
Mr. MacRae r. ". Enos, r. V. Caesar.
Charles p. Masterson and Joseph Nc
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