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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-28
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or KING
County, State OF Washington In Pro-
bate. In the matter Of the estate OF Mar
tina A. Hamlin, deceased. Notice TO
No,ice is hereby given by the undersign-
ed executor Of the last will and testament
az Martha A. Hamiin. deceased to the
creditors and all persons having claims
against the said deceased TO exhibit them.
with the necessary vouchers, within one
year after the FIRST publication OF this no.
tice to the said executor, at the county
surveyors office ia the county courthouse
~ King county, Seattle. Washington. the
same being the place for the transaction
Of the business o. said estate.
PHfIO d. HAMLIN.
Executor OF the Last VIII and Testament
o. Martha A. Harniin, Deceased.
Date Of first publication August q 1877.
Byers az Byers. Attorneys for Executor.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
s. ate Of Washington for King County
Jacob l7urth. as assignee in insolvency OF
the Guarantee Loan and Trust Company.
pia4ntim vs. William g. Hebron and
Eva d. Hebron, Adella Carpenter. MI
chsel Earies, Horatlo Hathaway and
Savings and Loan Society. defenaa nts.
No tl2s. Summons for publication.
The state Of Washington 20 the said E3o-
ratio hathaway and Savings and Loan
Society. certain OF the above named de-
PENDANTS.
You are hereby summoned 70 appear
within sixty fd3} days after the date of toe.
Within sixty fs49 days after the 18th day OF
July. A y. 1887. and answer the amended
complaint 81 the plaintiff and serve q copy
Of yoisT answer upon the undersigned at
fornsys for the plaintiff 81 their Office be-
log stated. and IN case OF yoaT failure 50
20 do. judgment VIII oe rendered against
YOU according 20 the demand Of the plain
tlfrR amended com piasnt. which has been
flied with The clerk OF the above entitled
court
The obtect Of said action on behalf Of
tire plaintiff Is 10 recover judgment against
TIRE above named defendants william &.
Hebron ard Eva u. Hebron, hts wife
and each - them for the sum - sss2 -
with interest thereon from the 9TH day OF
June. ISS- according TO the terms and con-
dlftcns OF 3 certain proEalsSoTy note set
out and fully described in the plaintiff 3
amended complaint upon fle herein. with
interest thereon as set out IN said u9te.
and for the further sum Of Si2S - with in
terest thereon from the eth day Of Decern-
Der zS6 with attorneys fees and costs
according 10 the terms and condition. os
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NOTICE TO DEALERS.

SEALED PROPOSALS TO FURNISH
stationery. printing and supplies at such
times. and in such quantities as may be
required by the public schools OF the city
OF Seattle, for current consumption. dur
ing the ensuing school year of 1898,
will be received at the offices of the
board of directors of the City OF Seat
tie, School District No. /. In King Coun-
~. Washington, up 70 o'clock p. m or
Tuesday, September Z, 1897.
The amounts required Will be approx
mately as follows:
Foolscap. IL lbs. to ream, l25 reans.
Pens, Gillott's 44 and SoS 20 gross.
Lead pencils, Dixon's Cabinet No. 10, 80
gross.
Slate pencils Eagle No. $40, 100 gross.
Colored crayons, assorted colors, best
American Crayon Co.'S IS gross
White chalk, Waltham or Dustless AL
pha, 3 cases.
Frasers. Anderson's best. Is dozen.
Tablets yellow ca dozen.
Glue. LePaEe's, small tins . dozen.
Mucilage. small bottles. 20 DOZEN.
Penholders. American Pencil Co, No.
60a gross.
Ink Carriers red. small bottles. 6 dozen.
Ink Carriers blue. small bottle. dozen.
Ink Carriers black. quarts. dozen.
Rubber bands assorted sizes. 10 boxes.
Brass fasteners small. 10 boxes.
Specimens of the printing required with
approximate amount can be obtained at
the office Of the board Of directors. corner
OF Seventh avenue and Marion street.
The right TO reject any or all bids is
A. A. GUERNSEY. Secretary.
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Ihe cowpany's elegant s,..r.- "
una. city of Pueb.a srasrS Ia
w niia leave seattle sor San NaEA
Via Fort Townsend ard vlefS-s. pnahess
a. m. A0Sasg .. :, u. Ii. 81
Der 9. IL 10. 4, =. October 1920
q. .. 81. Due az san Fran.,ss.sls Z
August ,. 10. il. 90 =, % Sensswsss, ! =
u ls. "a. y. October 4 8 Ia n ~
Nemosr J. Leave San Franci,cs y
attic Via Victoria, r. C.. ana pcs. Y =
end, al a. m. July 50. Aurust sszA
"a, y. September s. s iS rs q * 49, sA
5, l3 Is. =. =. November : n-ss s = -
=. m, August :, :. -. II, - ss1st
!, 5. II, Il. q u. October ]. { II il y F'sa1sf
November ). = ~
The elegant steamers Queen. ca.
Topeka. Mexico and aI-Ki ,ssr.
tic for Alaska. at . a. m. Ausnss,
IL % e September /. 6 il Is
tober !. s, II, is, Il. S6 81, Noyer,hsr : = =
back at Seattle August IA. ID 81 -
TENDER 8 ), Is. y. ., N Octobs-
TIE company reserves the rfsh. "a 49,
without previous notice, Steamers -
dates and hours Of sailing.
) +. TR0W BRIDGE 7. :. suns a..
deck, Seattle. ~
City Ticket Office, es FRS, avers.
GOcDAl-L, PERKINS 4 co g.
Agents. san Francisco
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CITY NOTICES.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
Dealers IN Miscellaneous Supplies No
tice Is hereby given that sealed propOs-
ais viii be received oy the undersigned
secretary % the board II public works
TIP 70 10 O'Clock a. n, Wednesday. Sep
TENDER I ls97. for the furnishing 20 the
City Of Seattle or acquisitions 20 be IS
sued during the months OF SepteTn Der
and October 1885, for material and sup
plies also coal and wood for the Cr5i-
nary needs 81 the various departments
during tie said two months. A detailed
list Of such materials and supplies 10 DC
bid on can be had by calling at the
Office OF the beard q public works III
the city hail Separate bids for furnish
ing coal 20 the Lake Washington pump
station and wood COR the Rroad way
pump station for one year viii be re-
csiYsd. Such bids must be accompanied
with q certified check for twenty-five
a. an earnest that the bidder II awarded
the contract viii promptly enter into an
agreement. and give bonds as required.
for the faithful performance of con-
tract.
should conditions arise rsQuiting the
purchase % articles In very large guam
titfes above the ordinary requirements.
TIE board reserves the right 20 make
special call for tenders 70 meet such
IRE board reserves the right 70 reject
any and al bids.
Proposals 10 D. endorsed on The enveI-
cpa: Bids Ter Supplies"
By order OF rbe board 81 public works.
FRANK OLES0N. Secretary.
Date of-Grst publication. August "a. lssl.
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BIRTHS.

wTT4SCN-At Tsaaqslah. wtash-. Tharsosv.
Angus . 1907 70 the wife ~ Wesley v ~
son. Hsnager ~ the Seattle 1oa4 Aaa
Iron Company. a daughter.
sezttis T1sstay. A.
glsaf ~. 1877, to Mr. and hrs. Il. q. Hob
ieriheck. 4 daughter.
PEARSON Seattle. Friday. August =.
1856. 10 Lr. and NFz- Paul pearson. 4
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NOTICE TO THE PrBLIc.

The public Is hereby warneg not 70 pay
any money to parties representing 70 pc
rxceuf The following who are the only
AUTHORIZE travelling agents q the POST
1nfcIl.rcncer. viz j. A. Mcclellan. J. l.
Hnwley. T. @ Free5arger and a KodeTlek
Epraeile This does not apply TO resident
agents of this paper who arc located in "a
rious cities ard towns in the NoltisEcat.
nor 10 pcstnisstcrs, vino are IN ~ as
uf,f t1nfixet9 "a take subscriptions Tor the
paily. Sunday and Weekly Post-Intelit-
frrnce-. city collectors. j. 4. iathcart,
j.. r. Fiavlcy. r. v. White ead William H.
Beatty.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
II = MAIL.

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Galbraith dock. foot on WashrF
ton street. Tuesdays. THURSDAY ani =,
urdays at Z o'clock a, m. for hhds -
Dcwatto. Liiiiwaup Falls, Hcodspcn as
Union City. Returns alternate day.
ID. TROUTMAN. Mas'~
Telephone. Red ISL.
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wHATCOM, SEATTLE AND TAconA
ROUTE

Take steamer BAY CITY for Anaeciz
EairhaVaE or Whatcom. Leaves cennr
cial dock, Tacoma, p. m: CITY &f
foot Main street,, Seattle. y. m, rs
Thurs. and Sat. Returning leaves Ef.
com y m. Fairhaven, Sis p. m ~
Anacortes 10 p. m. Sun. Wednes rs
Fri. Fares-Seattle 81 or sl.aa round W
Tacoma S125. or 81 round trip.
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srEAMERa
FLY ON THE .r1yrs~

FLY ON THE sFLrEs
SEATTLE To TArn..
-Four round trips daily sSAA
In one hour and tweatyss espi sub,
hE STEAMER yTssssa
heSGiA- daily srips ssa,s
route IS follows. SeAiie-Tn~
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY
TINE CARD AAyl
Leave Seattle-..ts Ill.,
p. III. - n eE -
Leave Tacoma-e.se a
-r SUNDAYS, IA
Leave I&Coma--S.,8 a. M s.As M
Landing az Northern pae,s~ "a
coma. ana Commercial DOS ,Naast Is
rlon Ssreet, y title. tsos 1t -
Washington aaa Saa /.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA Srr.-
SHIP COMPANY. a.
VICTORIA ROUTE

Steamer City 81 Kingston he,vss, !.
coma. Wash. and Victoria. n -
S.00pm. Lv, NJ Tacoma ria
i0;o0pmlLv y SEATTLE sAr "a
1.e0am I4vi apt. Townsend Il Ara'n1
S.45am Ar'1l0l Victoria Mr. n -. -
%Daiiy except Saturday 'ssa
This steamer furnishes first-class -
modations, carrying both freiss, Sss =,
passengers. and leave e from YesIsr 49, =
Seattle, FOR Victoria, at 10 p. m. aad !.
Passengers for Victoria can a....-
stateruoms until : a. m. ~s1d
Fer rates. tickets, etc. inquire al
@. +. TH0RNDrKr
Agent, Yesler Wharf, Sears
I. A. NADEAU.
General Agent. N. P Ry., seaah
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

ERIcKssgS-The funeral * Alex ErseA-
son viii be held at BstterNoTtos aislsE :
taxing rooms rhis afternoon az 2 o'ciecH
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In order &c secure correct insertion %
notices rnfer these heaas1gs. the EefEae
should be left al the business Office % 1ht5
paper. No charge s. made for sagn fseftckR.
Funeral notice. resolutions or other So
cfal announcements viii 5e charged ~ rs
rata OF 70 cente Der line each Insertion
POST-TSTELT.fGEN EEE CO
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REWARD.

reward Of SO viii be paid for inser-
nation leading TO the arrest and conFte-
ton Of any one stealing copieA o. - 49,
throughout the city.
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Advertisers desiring display adveflise.
n1rsr1ts charged for the Sunday issue must
hand In copy by O'clock Saturday 70 In
sure change.
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60 ON THE GREYHOUND.

Everett. Edmonds, Snohomish Rcus
Three round trips daily, except ss i.,.
In effect Nov. 20. 1895. Leaves ss co, 4
a. m, f2 M. p. IN. leaves Evsre1 -
"a. m, 2:20 p m, 7:l5 p m. seatF o. o.
chants dock. Connects with ST.. fys
for Tacoma: with Str. Mikado for sas =.
mish. with train for Monte Crisso sna -
stations Telephone. Red 81
FRANK W. GOODHUE. Manss&
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP coMPASL

sTRs. GARLAND AND EVAN"a1ersss
Seattle and Townsend Neah bay 80 -.
Steamer Garland leaves fesisL g1
days, Tuesday, and Thursdays ,sasars
D. m. FOR Port Townsend. Port s,.ssss.
Dungeness. Port Angeles, Pnn "a IA
Gettysburg, Pysht. Clallam Bay,,.sra
Bay. returning arrives at $500 -, lsxssa
on opposite days. steamer heaa"tpo Dr.. ~
Yesier dock for Port Townsen,as,, .ff,ss.ssss
geles and Victoria Mondays. 49, s.stae
and Fridays 81 $50 p. m; af'i'
alternate days az $50 p 70.
9c-DAuLY BOAT TO. y. ~
mass g p. return via east side Vssasas al
and. s,esmer Glide VIII cave ~ Tsew
daily except Monday al 3 y. ~ =. -
me. Returning, VIII cav 49, Tsesefs.
Ph6rs n: "a ana saturday vis sss, e gay ~
Wednesday and friday ssoppisnayr JTsaesnA
on ard C'haujauaua. Freigns !"
sc P' u r. yANDERH0EF. NJ
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PORT ORCHARD ROUTE

Cleaner MARY T.. pERLM
Leaves Galbraith's dock. foot OF WasnlE
N q Navy Yard, Charleston. Sidney 4
$40 q. m. 400 p. m: Sundays. lN p D
Returning. leaves Sidney nc SO =
l2:l5 D M; Navy Yard, TOO a. n. Eh
m. Saturday nights. leave sidnsy, 3.
o'clock. Navy Yard. $40. Telephons ~
1871. Open for charter on Sundays
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SEATTLE
TACOMA.

SH-%> IL TACOMA.
VANCOUVER. p. c.
Take steamer Sehome for Port Town
SEND. Anacgftes. WhaGcom. BLAINE ard
VANCOUVER
L<avss 1esler wharf MONDAYS ard
IAlrssayss p. n. Blaine g.. vancouver.
" For Information. Yesler dock.
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STR. MULTNOMAH
(pAILY)
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND oLYNa
AT T. NJ
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND IL
COMA. 80 CENTS.
ROUND TRIP, IS CENTS
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L. & Is. TRANSPORTATION co-wes.
IL time card.
Steamer Champaign. skagit river Eus.s
Leaves Seattle August "A al sans
August 26 at a. M; August 6 alta
m. Leaves Mount Vernon August s Il
IL n. m: August = at u M. August
at / y. m Calling at Everett THURSDAY.
going north. Calling ut Tnlalip. Ssas,
wood. Fir, Skagit City. Mount Vernon "a
Avon.
city Dock.-Steamers for all points q
the sound open all night II H. NJ.
DONALD, Master. Telephone Maia s.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT "As1

LOftJ Cttl HAM, ~ -. . 80
INGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER A. II. KOHlNsos'
Carrying u. =. Mail. 80.
On Port Orchard and Port Wasa'as3i ~
route, leaves City DOCK. foot OK 90
street. $50 a. M, calling at soutn
Burchsll, Brick Yard. Eremerfon. =,
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charleston. 1850 n.lJ.sa
chico. snverdale Leaves Port U -
Navy Station at y. m: arrives sss',r n :
4 y. m. +. ". Robinson. master -
Bogardus & Co. agents. is'sp's'
Main ~
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Tel Main 81. CITY DOCK, A.
CAPT. l.. WILEY, Manager.
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STR. CITY OF ABERDEEN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND Of.yvps
AT 1880 A. NJ
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
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STEAMERS.

KRUsE 3 8. LINE.
Schooner 3. Holmes will SAT- from
San Francisco for Seattle and Tacoma on
August 81. lsSI. connecting with steamers
for al Puget sound ports. Freight n uar
ton Through rates 10 ali points
r 2. CAME. Agent, Arlington dock
Telephone Pike a.
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Gan IIrAN IsIANf,s

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
Carrying United States mall, leaves CO
dock. foot OF Main street. MonAss,
"Wednesday and Friday at | a. N. sx Poi
Townsend san Juan Islands and M
Whatcom Returning leaves New Wha.
com Tuesday. Thursday and satHrday 4
4 a. m. j. r. Thompson. manager.ovss
Telephone. Main 81.
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PATENTS OBTAINED. machines de
signed Adams. Conan block.
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PATENTS.

PATENTS.
PATENTS OBTAINED. machines de-
signed Adams Conan block
MESSENGER sERyICE.
RING THE o. X BOX for messengers
Western Union and Great Northern tele-
grams hacks. gurneys and express
wagons; quick service. Teleph me. Main
$50 GA Second Branch. Pacific Laun-
dry.
GUN WORKS.
second Theodore Doschner
DYE WORKS.
ATLAS DYE WORKS. t01I Third street.
opposite Thester.
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL
BANK OF SEATTLE.
CAPITAL stock paid IN ...s52s 900
Surplus .....-.. -...........-... 53,pD
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A PLEASANT home for two lady teach
cvss convenient 20 eltzer So1t1 or IA
Sfar eehosol. call III Warrington street.
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: TWO NEW coKpo kATIot,Nss,.,, s..

Citizens. Co. Operative Company Begins
,,a,sans Extensive GROCERY BuRinessoss !
sGThe sOitisens Co Cooperative, Company,
'of this fcity, was yesterday ineorp 6rated
by 0thes Secretary or State Tor q term
of thirty years.. o'4gs
business proposed to be conducted
by This. corporation ii ,:the' buying sand
selling efsgfoceries of every kind, and
doing such other business AS may be
to- the proper conduct and
management Of such an enterprise. ~
Its capital stock Is $4,000 with privi.
lege of increasing to $780, 00--shares SIC
each. qa.,4 ~ - 4 e i, s> A. s.. !.
The incorporators are w. O.. Shepherd
w. A. Horton, B. r. Lacy, J. A. Sex
ton, j. T. Alderman, T. B. Renalds, d.
*. Wright, w. III. Cole.
Business was begun by the company
yesterday in the Williams bank. build.
ing on Fayetteville street. ~ -.
The Pamlico Tobacco Company, OF
Washington, Beaufort county, was also
yesterday incorporated by the Secretary
of State. Its capital stock is to be 5000
with privilege of increasing to $4,000
The incorporators are Thomas p. How
ard. A. w. StyrOn and e. w. Ayers. The
business proposed is the purchase of al
kinds of leaf tobacco and it's manufac
ture into smoking tobacco.
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JOhnSOn'S
Chill and
Fever
Tonic
Cures Fever
In One Day.
A PUBLIC, CONVENIENCE.

Those who expect company for the
Fair will be glad to know that house
keeping can be simplified by ordering
many Of their table delicacies from the
Woman's Exchange. Orders will be
promptly and satisfactorily filled by ex-
perts at moderate prices. Why not give
more of your time to your guests and
less to your cook? Much Of the art of en-
Pertaining lies in an easy mind and the
ability to appear at your table fresh and
good humored. You can get at the Ex-
change pickles, preserves, jellies, cat
sups, mayonnaise dressing, sandwiches,
hot chocolate, coffee, Brunswick stew,
croquettes, salads of all kinds, picked
oysters, light bread, beaten biscuits,
rolls, cakes of every description, ice
cream and sherbet by the gallon or
quart. To be certain of having your or
ders filled send them in the day before.
Bachelors entertaining their friends at
little suppers can be relieved of all
trouble by sending their orders to tAe
Exchange. For further information apply
to the Exchange, or to, Mrs. Josephus
Daniels, Mrs. g. O. Grow, Mrs. Nc
Pheeters, Il Mrs. ID. s. Hamilton, Mrs
We W. Smith, Mrs James McKimmon,
sExecativer Committee - az
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GREAT COMIC OPERA.
The .,Wilburs to Open With Sail
IF Pasha' Monday Evening.

The Raleigh public, always partial to
comic opera, Will have the pleasure OF
hearing the greatest operate organiza
ton in the country at the Academy of
Music next Monday evening, the ever
mirthful "Said Pasha" with its spark
ling music will be the opening opera.
said Pasha" is a case of laugh all the
way through and in this respect 1T Is
similar to the ever popular wang, a
fayorite in Raleigh. During the week
such charming operas as said Pasha,
.'Cormen," Two Vogabonds," or the VIII
burs version of "Eminie," "M1geon,"
Bohemian Girl" Queens Lace Hand
kerchief'' and others equally as well
known will be sung.
The remarkably low prices of %, 30
and 80 cents have been announced, some
thing unheard of for irst-class opera.
In order to give the public an opportuni-
ty of approaching the merits of the or
ganization, Monday evening ladies pre-
senting special ticket accompanied by
thirty-fve cents will be admitted to the
best seat in the Academy. These tick
cts can be had at Kings Drug Store
and the offer is only good for Monday
evening if presented before Z p. IN. that
day.
The Wilbur Company comes here after
run OF 210 night in New York and
endorsed enthusiastically by the metro
politan press. The high art living pict-
ures, will conclude each performance.
Seats now on sale at Kings.
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RESTAURANT RE-OPENED.

. I desire to announce to. the ladies and
gentlemen OF Raleigh and to the visitors
to the city that have just re-opened
my restaurant at No. >216 Fayetteville
street. 1T has been refitted and refur-
nished with every convenience and shall
be kept first class in every particular.
I have secured one OF the best cooks IN
the South, and the service in every de-
tail is strictly up to date. Special dishes
served 10 order at amoment's notice and
every delicacy at your bidding at all
hours. The best oysters and fish that
come out OF the waters, the best steaks
and chops that grow on the plains, the
choicest game in season, and the best
of everything for ladies and gents. Ban
quets and parties served. Cleanliness is
my motto.
RICHARD f. GIRSCH.
Phone POT d.
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GIBSON PICTURES AND. MUSIC
A Delightful Entertainment at Mrs.
PAGES in Aid of the Hospital.

A Delightful Entertainment Aat Mrs.
PAGES in Aid of the Hospital.
The entertainment last evening at
Mrs. w. III. PAGES was decided sue
cess from every point Of view. 1t was
given under the auspices of the Ladies
Hospital Aid Association for the benefit
of Rex Hospital, and that institution
is more than twenty-five dollars better
off this morning. A large number of
people thronged the rooms and halls of
Mrs. PAGES pleasant home, forming an
enthusiastic and appreciative audience.
The chief feature of the programme was
the series of living pictures illustrating
Charles Dana Gibson's drawings. These
were all from 'That Delicious Moment
to "Good Night" presented in an ar
tistic style. During the intermissions,
the following musical programme was
rendered:
L. Waltz medley, Quiretelle.
2 Violin Solo, Waltz from Faust, Miss
Margaret Moring accompaniment by
Miss Daisy Moring). ~
q g. Vocal Solo, Mrs. G. w. Bryant.
4. Flute Solo, Capuletti (Bellini), DIR.
FL. A. Register, accompaniment by Miss
Gertrude Bush.) 5s- $50 %|
2 5. Reading, Miss Eliza Pool. y s55s.
6. Eleven O'clock Toast March, Quin-
tette Sr@%ss @As@ sa"@ at'l~
q Great credit is due the promoters OF
this entertainment for the successful way
in which it, was managed. 1t Is said
that il viii siq, be Il repeated ct an early
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-16
THE REsCUEs APPRECIATION.

To the Editor: The members of Res
cue steam fire company who went to
Durham yesterday desire to express their
appreciation of the way they were en-
tertained by the Durham fire depart
ment. They were given a grand dinner
at Hotel Carolina, to which they GER
tainly did justice. They speak in glow
ing terms of Chief Bradshaw and all
his men, and if they are ever needed
there again on similar occasion they
will be sure to go, day or night.
The Rescue company is always ready
to help a sister town in distress.