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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-07
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Queen sTtw sTrrfs Nc - held 2 large
ard enthusiastic u2sstirx Wednesday even
Ing last = II Andrew - ta% absence %
=. = Eh-at. presided. Three Applications
for rrsazbsrs1l2 were received aa4 aetsi
urca-
LAa ~avs ard r-Eans c5Tr III ftes nae
lengthy report winch vas adopted
SPECIES scnzs and rzszss3c BY ass1aETz@s
N1sg!r-. Ca-ssens. Lsthly. ssraar AL
Schwab zGs1e4 &c ia eagogI1e2t q t7s
evening.
:. ~as resolved 20 hold a. ic@ cTs2 K So
cal Wednesday. June s vines every uzs-l-
h.~ a entitled . arsnS @ t-1&E1- \ pleas
ant TIE . ASSURE
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cursion and go. The degree stat. Of
Ridgely No. will meet this evening 81
the hall in North Seattle. and ths subject
Will be brought up and committee ap-
pointed to secure transportation.
There will be i meeting of the commit
tee on entertainment OF the Grand lodge
al Odd Fellows hall, Hotel Stevens.
Thursday al p. II. The secretary yiN
then give full report OF proceedings, and
the members of each lodge who are on
this committee nave been particularly re-
QueSfed To attend
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Last wessr@s1sy evening was - sgsFisl
Importance % L0r-1-.Es c14S<e-. az x
wa~ ne efei~.4s w1sf- &C tsc S~an@ -.sllss -
C .nss f,s~aesslct5cr- = - 10, rs4s' aaAzAsg
70 initiate candidates * taa &>-Si1sSs EzsSst-
ings az - casgfer ka9r ss 4Es srSz.-G fazs-
ter desired - $50 ~ wuTE. tnr sf1ErssSst =
ard neautls1l degrees wsre c9zFerrss~
--A.s ezTsEaaay ~&s fs@l9s~~s - & STsex.
esssr szas,ssszz address, BY TIE g-Ezc master.
Nc Sacxsre4 charming @1<s-S g cSss-z-
mazda tor -po- rsss Ss-Sc@gS sG~ Ssrz<sSsssz-
is gAesr WORK ard expressed herself IS
,.x..ss4s q cite. Aay s2xs3ss2oz-z - = ee-~S-
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res e vlwfesrs Elar ~ s-gz s~s5se-a s,sss.s-zr-
~ - JEWISH fassSs q SssisTses r yasg.--.sas
MIS- ~gs.4.s4 s-arvsces - tGe hasl 60 Fssrh
as.fes-.. s-2 ~ asss .I.s-{gE es~H-t TIE e,~-
s-s-.ss p-sr,s ,,aaa. ..-ssa By 5asape Ae~1-z,1r-
~ttx ~ san Eraucza-1. THa saasss "a aan
a. refs-.auS sga.sg1x 28stTSSrS es.a< -oua-
r. lucrative = the gzNgk - -h1 law s-
~ 49, ozt 81 aszFIs : css TGz zar = i5ke-
= - sa.ftsy. Serves q rss~2c~y = De-
rsi~-e4t rscSE1a<Es - gas GlsS 49, 1s &s--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-07

Despite ghe f3et that County Comm -
siore- Bovee has been permitted 70 make
Es-os RS shorTsg@ SIS raad supervisor by
l-avfNE over - tas prose- stt1g attorney
80 The scunsF ssa zr&e1ns a. eis Hea-sr e
5 strongly T1Iso~e6 tg certain circles tHAt
sons u tAe DeoQle tEt. rvettT ssve3vess in
tho matter are rot centsu9 20 "iss &c 10 AZ
thas " ana IN a spirit 81 fvu hcao ushlsae
teey ~iis assist or = prosecution n ss4eh
vr@essa~e - brought ta 1sar st wti he .1-
tsrvsssnE - ret@ EAa stzaS JAkea D. tbe
wra@psvzzt5-< attorney afsiea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-07

Two ,o-s, Sfv1rw fhe r1ssses - Mo~~-s
- Nsf4 ana Essr-< : sTse.ea. were s~r.-s. ~
xasrer5sv z1er-snx Hv Fsl-rt -8er Eksr<.~~s
A. s}rt~t-a Err err arg q Disturbance ess
q s-tD aatc2 81 yas3trg tts~re~ ~ Nrr~~ =
-s.n A tHr c1-hcers -EtsTss5~t she case.
s1r<fl'I tcs F2@f4ers wsTc sn1srt tee SO
sfaaGaf tte ntks- W-zst h.sAn 4nt Eagesss
ere.a to SO - EAs czrtA5a-
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Mclean Larceny Case.

AZ the request OF Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney Hart the charge OK grand larceny
against Albert Mclean Was Withdrawn
Saturday and the ease went over gu.1
next week. when. l. IA understood, the
charge 81 petty larceny will be sIbSti-
tutes3 Mr.. Hart having called attention 20
sStengAEiaS circumstances connected with
the case
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Mr. and Mrs. J II. Smith. O. ST Cloud,
are among me Diller arrivals.
X. Il Tucker. collector Of customs at
Port Townsend. is n the Dtller.
J. ". Stearns. wife and son. OF Tekoa.
ars sosouru!ssg AZ the Hotel York.
Mrs. G. Parker. John Moore j d Hen
ki@ and Mr.. and Mrs ". w WiEher~poon
and son. all OF Spokane. are AT the Hotel
York
Judge " iIiiam Ii Upton. DIR. 7. e. Bla-
lock and Levi -AnAeny. AL OF Walt2 Walla,
arrived a. the Diiieg yesterday 70 attend
the Grand Lodge Masonic convention
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PULLING THEN NORTH.
y. r. PASSENGER DEPARTMENT AZ
TER EAST bound ENDEAvoRERx.

The First transportation BuIIetfn
mitfee Designed to Attract EA.
curstonfsss to Soafhern CaIIfor-
Northern kaates Offset the $3.50
Dinere nsiai-Endeave rers to He
Posted on the Delight Of \ Trfp
East via Puget sound.
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Burns and Burke.

Patrick Burns aad William Burke az
cused ~ 7enhtng Mrs. Margaret Morning
ton e So, were arralSued before Judge
Jacobs Saturday and entered a formal
plea ct nor guilty. Tte court 1xea the
bend IN each case 81 g. asa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-07

A healthy appetite. with perfect dISes-
..oa and assimilation, may be secured by
me use ~ AYERS Pills. They cleanse and
strengthen tf7e whole alirn@ntary canal ard
remove all cb@rructf9szs 70 the natural
functions q either sex, without any IN
rIeasar- e~eEtg.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January and
for the Past Week

Real estate transactions since January !.
tS}- are T.. a. 81 al There Neva filed E5r
record during tAe week > desdS the coa-
st3eTafi0as aggr@EHung 81. s5I g Follow-
ing ls ;ae record Ger the Week y DAYS. IN
e.u5sn~ SATURDAYS transfers:
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Dirnities, Sc,

Monday we'll offer choice line Of Dmes and Figured
lawns the effects brought this
These fabrics would you the regular but Monday ys
buy them a yard.
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g.. Marks church. I'm response 20 a eau
from Portland. - have found him mere
liberal and broader minded than any Epss-
eop2l clergy man I have ever met" za4d
Ar. Temple II have valued his friend
ship. ard we have worked together u1ers
eiessfy than any other two ciergyEzae rep
res@ntiaE different sects IN fhis city His
church alone Will not us.ss hln. bat the
entire community, and his place viii be
hard 20 I'll Mr.. Garrett has 5een 4 waltz
able man Ia pubic affairs and IN general
charity work has s3one more than Epis-
eogal eIergyrsen usually do I shall De
very sorry 70 see him Leave Seattle"
Max Gauap@I, o. San Francisco. has been
visiting bis friends In the city during the
last few days. Dir. Ganpsi Is an expert
IN handwriting and testified IN TIE "a
nous Sharon -IiIl case. ife In also wit
ness in the Fair viii case. Mr. CiaEspel
has recently b.sen called 10 Victoria 70 give
expert testimony.
Matt White. general agent OF the Great
Northern at Tacoma, was visitor at the
city Offices OF the road IN this city yester-
G2y.
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wawncrs band Tuesday nlsaf 80 so;
Wednesday night az o'e-ocs, Aadlsoa
park .--x
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Open air concart by W1gne-'a band Cor
Japanese banquet. Madison park, TUESDAY
evening a. so
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Guard Your : sht" Consolidation Free.
Hiss F. XllziSsk5. Graduate osnciaa-
~ ssscnrs Avenue lJoa Mayer 4 Bros }.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-07

Applications for treasury stock
of the KASLO-MONTEZU-
MA MILLING AND MIN
ING COMPANY at IS cents
a share (par value Sr) are now
being received. As soon as
the treasury stock is disposed
OF no more stock can be had
under par.
After thorough and pains
taking investigation we recon-
mend this stock to our friends
and clients. without hesitation.
as an assured interest paying
investment, with no probability
OF loss and every indication OF
large profits.
Prospectuses may be had
and samples OF ore seen at our
office.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-07

WaEn~rs bsst. Tesses4ay a.xas - -.
Pax
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Bargains i'm School Hosiery.

This department right deck with full equipment
strong Stockings for little folks Here's specials for
Monday only:
chrrcns
spaIro r reguia
and high
ans to.1
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s.ca oosse4 k'-s "a. RAMS DS~s4s-
SS<sl-
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The r1acDougall
& SOutflWick Co.
Monday, as Usual, Is Bar
gain Day Here.
Gingharns, SC.

Fancy Dress nsha stripes checks and plaids in medium hight
and dark eolors; regular Zoe quality We've only yds;
them Monday while they last at &c yard
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Notion Specials.

Our Monday special sales in this department watched for by
little things and
there up. These prices for Monday only:
Spools wu.C larksB Machin Threadfo lei 81.
spools Clakso Y. T. Crochet Cotto for &C.
Swiss e air ornane regaI Ar 50
SWISS Backs onbs
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New Nhatccm McrnIn4 Train

TAKE Seattle 4 Tstsr=asso-2i 81 80 y
e. 10 NsGxersaAE. transfer 20 stage
miles. steamer On Lake I-Assco-a- eAectrss
s.1sc- TO &~v Wn&seors- arriving al AZ
p r. EsaFg sssz~v. manager stage LIZA.
HAc@SEsE4sz. N2&a-
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The news & observer., 1897-05-28

Reduced rates via the Seahoard Ar
Line to Charlotte This concession is ON
account OF worthy cause and North
Carolina enterprise at the solicitation Oh
the committee of the Women's Exposition
of the Carolinas at Charlotte, n. G. The
Seahoard Airline has kindly consented
to extend the sale of reduced rate tickets
from all points in Virginia, North and
South Carolina to Charlotte and return
until the close of the exposition ON June
10th in order to assist the management
of the exposition in making it a grand
s,lccess. Tickets will be sold from May
2Sth to June 10th at one fare for the
round trip with the extreme limit of five
davs from date of sale, on June lst. 3rd
and Sth. Tickets may be purchased from
points within a radius of two hundred
miles of Charlotte to that point and re-
turn at the extremely low rate of one
cent per mile with a final limit of three
DAYS from date of sale.
The news & observer., 1897-05-28

the long -heralded production of Cap
tain Dick for the benefit of the Waits
Saving Circle. Everything is in complete
readiness. The cast is well rehearsed, and
will without doubt give as pleasing per-
formance as has been given in other
cities. The plan Of reserved seats is now
open at w. III. Kings drug store. Prices
30 cents; gallery, p cents; reserved seats
so cents. Tomorrow night a special price
of 10 cents will be made to school chill
aren under IA, aud all of the boys and
girls who took part in the Mystic
MidgetsH
The news & observer., 1897-05-28
CITY IN BRIEF.

The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Denmark is quite sick.
The I.eazar Literary Society hoids ~
UNDERGRADUATE medal contest toliiSn ~, :,
The exercises will begin promptly at o'o'
o'clock.
The work of grading on the lower emu
of Fayetteville street is now almost COM
plete. Workmen were yesterday pu''i"7
down paving near the curpiis'
Mr.. Makepeace. of Sanford, who was
bera Yesterday, says that the sermon ol
Rev w. s. Lacy, II. D., and the address
of Mr. Duncan T.. Mclvcr before III"
Sanford High School this week, were
among the most eloquent addresses ever
heard in that town.
Sayen members of the Governors $ stan
have accepted his invitation to accom-
many him to Nashville tomorrow ana TO
be present at the Tennessee Centennial
on Governors Day CTuesday). Five oth-
ers were forced to decline on account OF
business or previous enga gements during
the time the party is to be absent ana
some three or four are yet to be hearu
from
Major Il. NJ. Hayes. L. S. A., yester-
day received very handsome invitation
to the dedication ceremonies of the bat
tie monument at West Point, May 81.
This monument is one of the most beauti-
fnl and artistic in this country. 1t rs
erected i'm memory of the officers and men
of the regular army of the United States
who fell in battle during the war of the
States by their surviving comrades.
DR. Blacknall says people going to
Morehead this season will not be troubled
much by the noise of children playing in
the halls, as is usually the case. He
has fitted up a hall especially for them.
1t contains. swings. rockers, spring
boards. and all sorts of playthings.
Here the little ones can enjoy themselves.
BY a typographical error the card Of
Chief of Police T. NJ. Norwood, thanking
his friends for the handsome gold badge
they have presented him, was signed
John NJ Norwood. His name is James
NJ. Norwood.
The news & observer., 1897-05-28
THE WHIST CLUE.

The members of this delightful social
group were yesterday afternoon charm
ingly entertained by Mrs Haywood ID.
White Those present were Mesdames
Joe Ferrell. Thomas Switzerland, w. T.
Whitaker, Misses Lizzie Lee and Pattie
Montgomery.
Specially invited guests were Miss
Belle Bagley and Mrs. C. G.. Baker.
The club Will be entertained next
Thursday afternoon by Miss Patti
Montgomery, which meeting will be the
last one of the season.
The news & observer., 1897-05-28
LAWN PARTY Al THE REcToRY.

The lawn party on the grounds of the
Catholic rectory proved great success,
over 700 people having been present. II
was found when the committee on ar
rangements consisting of Miss Mary
Ferrall, chairman; Mrs. Cheatham. Mrs
Stronach Messrs. Gesner and w. "
HalD met after the entertainment that
over $100 had been realized from the
party. The large lawn looked very beau
tiful with its 100 colored lanterns and
large torches, and the excellent music fur
nished by the band added to the pleasure
of the occasion Among the prominent
people present We're noticed Mrs Gov
ernor Russell, Postmaster Busbee, Mayor
Russ and others. Such was the rush that
it was found necessary to procure extra
supplies.
The news & observer., 1897-05-28
MARLBOROUGH HORSE ARRIVALS

Geo. III. Brockenbrough, Charlotte; w.
II. Cox, aurinburg; David n Sutton,
Wilmington; |. p. Johnston, Hickory; W.
w. Kitchin, N. C.. J. S. Manning, Dur
ham; d. M. Andrews, Roxboro; Il. V.
Williams, AsheviIle; J. McIver, wife and
child, N. c.; III. Straus, ~ Y; w. G..
Mabry, Ridgeway; B. Taylor, Boston; w.
f. Utley, Apex; s. G. Woods, Caswell;
@. A. Cook, Warrenton; e. w. Grigg,
Virginia; Geo. J. Leonard, Boston; J. w.
Boyle, Dalton, Va; r. G. Hill, KinstOn
G. B. HObson, Richmond; C. w. Tayloe,
Washington, N. c.; r. B. Moore, Wash
ington, N. c.; P. B. Beard, N. c.; w. T..
Doles, Baltimore; Herbert Scholz, Lind
say, N. c.; Francis D. Winston, Wind
sor; j. A. Norwood, Oxford; J. T. Wiley,
Oxford; J. NJ. Skies, Oxford.
The news & observer., 1897-05-28
Peanut Brittle, fresh, at ROYSTERs
WANTED.

The Sun Life Insurance Company o.
Canada has a number Of good positions
open for the right men. District man
gers and special agents in the Ordinary
nd superintendents and solicitors in the
Thrift department wanted. tPolicies for
ess than one thousand dollars classed as
Thrift Apply to
J. r. JOHNSTON,
danager for North and South Carolina,
Raleigh, N G..
The news & observer., 1897-05-28
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nuaI meeting of the stockholders Of tht
Raleigh Gas Company will be heId al
No. II West Hargett street on tae third
Wednesday of June, 1891 tthe 10TH al
II o'clock N.
The transfer books shall be closed
six DAYS before the annual election"
w. II. M'GEE. Secretary.
The news & observer., 1897-05-28
RECEPTION AT THE MANSION

The boys OF the white graded schools
were yesterday afternoon entertained at
a eception at the Mansion, from to q
o'clock, by Governor and Mrs Russell.
There were some three hundred Young
Americas" present and on their best be-
havior. but enjoying the occasion hugely,
for the Governor and his charming wife
did all in their power to give them a good
time.
The news & observer., 1897-05-28

Dughi received to-day lot OF vanilla,
same as he uses himself, put up In snali
bottles at Is and % cents per bottle
Also lemon flavor put up i'll Toe. bottles.
his was put up especially for Dugm'
and is guaranteed to be the best.
The news & observer., 1897-05-28
I: esh { ggs

Mack Ma1gum. the hustler on the North
ern TOute, WAS leaDl < against the south sac
counter sohl ~ singing:
M OlC MisIe>s d a speCkled hen,
Speckled let her be,
She laid six eggs every day
Aud Sunday thirty three.
Thert was Il discussion going on among the
force ab ut eggs One OF them said the only
way to have them perfectly fresh was to
gather them promptly and MAINTAIN them at
The same tempe raLure as when drop ed from
the parent tree.
sam Jones. Cne Sane flied Man, said he was
not int, ested in tue discussion, as he woule
eat noth ne that was rot menti med in The
Biole Revefeuds Atwater and Johnson helo
lit that JucauD j. Is were made mention
of ere Also some SUGGESTION OF stealing
which mi2Ii ba Of beI fit to the Sanct fled
il see should chal g his mRd.
Garland UEcIureh said he Tad given
great deal OF % ouGnL 30 tie subject and he
uld NOT see why q machine COuid NOT be in
vented to h3tQ 0u resi- eggs ONE hing on
tue ulau Of .he lncubatO or, which matches out
rt-Sh cbicaefs Hesaid Ue hal dippa9 de-p
Is enough In GFemis Ty and Anatomy t.
h.o III { II ne rone; hat wEeih II
" u}d I'M row" he Grocery bu l"e and
slb5tqueutlY, his cranes in q r8niam Va
ev he Was Hot prepare Il to S&y The senior
Cunior conf In Just then remarg "a mat
there WOu}d be uu trouble aUOut fresh gg@ As
long as Il M Sears and Jack rarker were
alive, Prohibition in force from h re 10 pex
and #leuty If Ice Ia thet eIt IgHratUr.
Speaking on delicate su > jg. is reminds us
OF the way mr. advertisems mt was set uplast
sunday All he uIes OF Ortt ogra ph\, syn
* aud Pressed were Violated Nine stTat4ht
mistakes. Mr.. BervE =, Who was never heard
10 ut. cr q Oath, used some str ng NofdS,
eaid TO be in Gaelic, which no one but our
Seign ir seemed u understand. lie tried all
lat week ." get it lighted without success.
We had intended 10 say something more
about Soap, but IL is going IS II were on
creased wheels Some speciaitieS this week.
Come and see. Have exhausted our space.
The news & observer., 1897-05-28

Empire Life Insurance Company OF
lew York desires the services OF emerge
ic gentlemen to represent them IN every
.ity and town of the Carolinas. Liberai
terms, low rates. Address Agency Il"
partmentS 239 Broadway, New fork.
The news & observer., 1897-05-28
WANTED.

To buy in North Caronna general stock
merchandise and lease on store house.
Write fully. State average yearly cash
ales, amount Of stock, how long bought.
ent per year, best discount for cash,
Sock over three thousand not wanted.
Address at once, ~, Box 81, Nathalie,
Halifax county. Virginia.
The news & observer., 1897-05-28
IF Z r. INTERESTED,

Attend the auction sale of Furniture,
Feather Beds. Mattresses, Crock2ry, &c.,
today at 300 South Fayetteville street
opposite =. O. Sale at II NJ, ram OF
shine. GEO. L. TONNOFFSKI,
General Auctioneer
The news & observer., 1897-05-28
BEGIN PROMPTLY AT 10 O'CLOCK

The graduating exercises at Peace In
stitute begin promptly at 10 o'clock. 1t IS
desired that all who desire to attend them
will be on time, so as not to interrupt the
exercises hy coming in late.
The news & observer., 1897-05-28
, WANTED.

A situation by Registered Pharmacist,
to take entire charge. Good
buyer. Best references. Address, for
three days, "RE1D,
Care William Simpson, Raleigh, n. q.
The news & observer., 1897-05-28
Business Notices.
WANTED.

500 acres of good farming land as near
Raleigh as possible-will pay from @o'oo
ITO 5000 per acre according to quailty o.
land. location, building, &c. Apply 10
NJ. 4. Barbee, real estate agent.