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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12
ability on the part OF THE young ladies,
each Discerning snecial mention.

ability on the part OF THE young ladies,
each deserving special mention.
THE Fall of Pemberton Mill" given
by Miss Jordan, was very effective.
bringing tears to the eyes OF many.
Miss Williams Interpretation of Men
dclssohn's Songs Without Words" was
most pleasing. Last. but not least. was
the selection by the Mandolin and Gut
tar Club. which was given in very
crcditable way. although the young
ladies had been studying but n short
time. Berkeley people appreciate the
work the institute IS doing. az was
shown by the number OF young ladies
who were recalled. 1t is noticeable
fact that the programmes given at
the institute are always OF such a
high order
The following was the programme:
Plano Duett-orerture to Gene
we've ................... StrAtton
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12
6 HIP CARPENTERS. PLANKBRs

o. = 49, . b \ \
e HIP CARPENTERS. PLANKBRss
- and Caulkers wanted.-Moran Bros.
company, Ship Builders,-o of Seattle WISH
fnSton, want first class mechanics who
construction. for work on fourteen steariss
ers and twenty-four barges now being
built by them at Seattle. Wash, for The
president; MI of these vessels to be conf;
plete and in service: ION the YukonrRiverSr
Alaska, next spring. Wages IS cents PER-
mild climate at Seattle We are prepared
to offer free transportation from Seattle
to the 'Klondlke"lto limited number Off
our employ until the completion OF the
work: Apply, In person at our office In !
Seattle, WASH, with unquesttonable irecs5
class mechanics, with their tools, wanted I.
The facts are stated above, and we have
no time to carry on correspond ence!s Mo-
RAN BROS. CO., Seattle, Wash, st. 49,:
de9-th, Su-2t 80 sI,. 55E.5 - i9l-.3 +s-5FiS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12

Do you know that we sell the best Life
Insurance Policy to be bought any
where2 -
We represent the Union Central,
which Is absolutely the best company
which writes business in this section.
Our Twenty Payment Life Policy
cannot be equalled by any contract Of
fered by any other company. while our
Life Rate Endowment policies are the
cheapest and best endowment insur-
ance written.
In these you pay ordinary life rates
and get an endowment contract.
You will lose money IL you insure be-
fore seeing us.
We also sell the very best Fire and
Accident Insurance.
WOODWARD & ELAN,
No. Main street.
no16-tf Suffolk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12
DIR. INQUIRIES LECTURE

Arrangements will be made for the
delivery by DR.. Hunter Mcclure, of
Richmond. before Pickett-Ruchanan
Camp, Confederate Veterans. in their
hall next Thursday evening. December
10Th. at o'clock cf his able lecture on
"Stonewali Jackson"
me camp VIII be duly called by ad-
vertisement, and the comrades, their
families and friends are expected TO
turn out in full numbers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12
EPWORTH LEAGUE

The regular monthly meeting of the
Methodist Sunday School association
OF Norfolk and Berkeley will be held This
afternoon at $50 o'clock at LeKjes Me-
mortal church, In y :lantic City. The
singing Will be led by the association
choir and orchestra. Addresses will
he delivered by Charles II. Graves, of
Centenary church, and Hugh j: Paylor.
OF Epwor,h church. The public is in,
v!ted to attend
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12
Whit Can Huy.

If you have hundreds Of dollars to
spend or only % cents You can he sun
lied from the elegant stock TO be found
ut Grecnwood's, for besides fine dia-
monds, watches, jewelry, large cases
ana pieces OF silver. they carry a large
line OF silver novelties and fancy goods
suitable for presents. The quality IS
the best and the prices the lowest They
allow no one TO undersell, but lead in
line goods and low prices
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12
Town OF SUFFOLK

Mr.. Frank Tatem, of Norfolk, has
finished short stay with friends in
Suffolk.
The Young Peoples Society OF Chris
tlan Endeavor realized neat sum on
their Photographic concert last night.
Mrs. NJ. e. Wise has concluded a stay
IN Asheville and Northampton county.
N. c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12
The Place to Pick Gifts!

Such stock was never before beneath Norfolk roof as
have now The last piece of the Christmas stock here Hun
dteds Of passersby stop 10 look at the splendid show my windows
ana well they may Every lady who comes down town should make
APPOINT passing the store only look the superb exhibit these
contain Inside the store are attractions equally great and oppo
ny buy advantage good The superb pieces
made by the Phoenix Furniture Company be closed out before
Christmas hey marked close Cobb Seat Rockers from
Sl50 upwards splendid assortment of
Moquette Carpets, &c.; veIvets, Csc.
Mangs IOc yard and upwards Gilt Chairs the match Of which
were last year $780, are 81 90 now.
have told my reasons for moving this stock before Christ
mas do not think need repeat them There is no gift more pleas
Ing than such as have SELL There place where can be
bought SO Ceapy so well One look does the business with
most and the stock is rapidly being sold
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12

Without Words" Mendelssohn
c Major, Spring Song
Miss Effie williams. Austin Pa.
Bella BDcca Polka" ...... Woldtenfel
First Mandolin-Nannie Coke.
Second MaTdolln-Hattie Diggs,
Rockingham, n. c.
-ulLoN 'sIaMod BIueSna-sIgNnD
west Va: Lota Harden.
London overcontings In very desirable
styles at
RUDOLPH & WALLACE.
1893 Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12
THE BANK OF BERKLEY.

BUSINESS AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
LOANS RI
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES.
seI5-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12

President the
B Rogers Jacksonville, Fla.
three hundred and fifty $50 yards O
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12

The funeral of Mr.. William ]. Jones
took place yesterday at o'clock from
Liberty Street Methodist church and
was conducted by the Rev. Paul Brad
ley. The interment was in Magnolia
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12

manufacturing shoM parallel sale Of baking powder 81
Richmond Grant, ~ . = 80 y ~ noDAe cd,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12

i have the goods and the,
things in Furniture, Stoves and Carp
purchases. Read my prices:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-12

Its Recent Great Shipment from Rich
mond-Twenty-seven Car Loads
Sent Through the South.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-07
once. for Ncw omcials.

John Collins. who has stood the bru1t
OF many n hot Democratic nght in King
county and sn Seattle. must smile every
tivne he thinks OF tire near approach O.
the gav when the new officials viii take
charge. FIRST came the auuouuceuaen
that Prosecuting Attorney NcEIroy
would move his cf.ces from the Union
building on First avenue % convenient
rooms Fr he CcciSe0tal binding and TOW
the Information leaks one that both Jus
lice courts will De I'm taa Occidental build
{rz II The justice court matter the coun-
~ le ~5t interested. as each fnstlre psys
hts ewn rent. II - understood that jas
.t~e kre-fr WI have SIS 0f7ces On the
TARA aoor ard that Justice InEersoN VII
retatr hts present Offices or the fourtA
t@ar
s-7rc~er-e4e~t Henry TsnSc3I has de-
~&sea - have hfs of7-e IN the Ccifaan
building OF T.-st avreae 5esweea Co,au1-
PA sra Marion streets U5eU seen yes
tsrEav afternoon hE . -Iutellfrenca~
reporter ard ssse8 is - was ressly -
name his Senuty - -ev'ie6- No. ] have
ret 1,.alfaA5 vet a. coroner" L fs uader-
e.>rs sNat 7E - Teat@~ whe Aas been
Coroner AsAAm@ deputy. wla Ao1 ere
Ssuls position un8er -se rev s1rrfus sra
toa n paI-i.a3 csretes rhe~e - so-s
TAX Assault a. estracEe-asnt between Core
nee AsSAm ana Tsater. Il Is certain thar
taev are net - csu-Tv as OF old. but the
cause - re =plit Is not apparent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-07
rar prmEaS GROCERY
. Ma. Yesterday Placed In the
u.pds of "a Receiver.

r.ss. suit brought b. the Crescent
.fss.as.efuglrg Company. e. y. Ross was
.,.ss-6av made receiver o. the grocery
-. ~s,r hy the Demers' family. on First
srae The com plant Is ~ the Crescent
u..ag.essfring Company and against A.
fsr.ers joseph pemerr ard Edgar a.
r.r.rs ara others IL alleges that Mrs.
rensers i running a grocery store on
e. Avenue, ard that Joseph Demers Is
= hasbsnd. On December 3 last the
,ssrslr was awarded Judgment against
y. A. Deuexs and Joseph Demers for
: hy Justice Of the Peace Small tn
- tAs tndgment q constable was placed
8 "a charge % the store. and stili holds
sssssss;ou Of H. Prior 20 the rendition OF
4. iadxnasnt. on November q last. Mrs.
neners delivered 20 Edgar Demers,
ssr husband. a ehattal mortgage on the
ssnss IN the store, and The horses and de-
sstrY wagon. 70 secure the payment OF
ssfyortea pr0missory note for $500. II
- stipulated In this mortgage that A.
nsnsgs should remain In possession or
& property and apply the proceeds Of the
saaess 20 the payment OF the alleged
~v.gags debt. II was alleged that at the
xs q the execution Of the mortgage
n A psmers and Joseph Demers were
hn'qsni. and that the mortgage was de-
sssea without consideration and for the
~ purpose 81 cheating and defraudlng
slalatin and other creditors. that after the
,ssrasion OF the mortgage the business
ga esrrieG ON as before by Joseph De
~srs az agent for his wife. The mort
nEsG property Is alleged 20 De worth 500
sss fAs Indebtedness against Il Is said 10
: 70 Wherefore. n receiver was pray
4 .eF n take charge Of and dispose OF the
s.sptFy under the direction Of the court.
- receiver was appointed in the person
4 Z = Ross
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-07
Paid Him With Hnrrr..

RecesEsr Drew. ~ fhe Northern Ing
gsnE Company. was yesterday instructed
70 give Mr. Moore q bin Of sale 0s two
horses. the properly OF the logTIng con-
paay. Moore kgze been taking care O SIX
norses Belonging % ere company for the
past six weeks ard ne Bl.l Tor tas to-
getn1r with suofner cl4EEn ths< G1e had
against the company. amounted 30 about
slss The t1o horses are to BE- e.gea 10
MIN ia order 20 llguidate this cam. The
receiver ras authorized 20 rent me re-
naming four horses. 81 order that they
may not ear their heaas OF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-07

- gentleman OF the cd school. and he
e@1rtSctaxiy gave the mar who was 70 s1e-
ceed min az the information that ne couId.
AtF- skinner. pleased with the reception
fost had oeen accorded hlrn. finally left
tas court room. Bsnlh OsooYn. % the ciwn
court room, a. soon az re visitor had re-
f5Fsa. began little bsBdsnage ~ the ma
1or s expense. during which he IaEgagngsy
tod him tha- the e2zning clerk would Dust
MIN oaE Of dis place before sis tine was
up u he did not keep hls eyes open
Eai1tT Osborn had hardly fn3shed ths
aast sentence when ia walkea a man VINO
asked for him The new ARRIVAL stated
that his name was G. ". Prouky. and that
ne had been appointed oaisiH OF tne civil
department. and be wished that Mr.. Os-
born would give alm a few pointers a. 90
the duties Of tbs place These were cheer
fully given, and after thanking Mr. Cs-
born for the courtesy the new bsilla de-
parted. Then was Maj. Wizards chance
10 laugh at Ar. Osborn. and ne proceeded
70 DO - In the most hearty manner. tell
ing MIN that MS successor would doubt
less be on hand TINS morning 10 take his
place As bauin
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-07
Conrt Notr..

The county commissioners yesterday
granted a wholesale and retail liquor IL
cense TO Charles Meyer at Cumberland
The county commissioners yesterday
completed the work OF checking up tho
treasurer's books and vouchers for the
quarter ending December 81. 1885. They
were found 20 be All right.
An order confirming sale was made by
Judge Langley yesterday In the ease Of
Fanny Clay IS. Martin G. Aker and Da-
vid y Denton The property sold con-
sisis ~ LOT -. block 8 Union addition,
and was sold 70 Fanny Clay for g.. sS5 <.
Judge Osborn, who has been confined 10
his room fer several days With a severe
attack OF pieurfsy. was wen enough yes
terday 10 he out on the streets Judge
Osborn viii take up the practice OF the.
pired.
The cases OF Sig. Harris vs.. the Royal
Insurance Company and Sig. Harris VS.
the Magdehurg Fire Insurance Company
have been transferred from the superior
court 10 the United States circuit court.
The order was made by Judge Langley
yesterday.
In the case Of Martha A. Miller VS.
Frank Seidel and others an order con-
firmiug sale was made by Judge Langley
yesterday The property sold consists OF
forty acres IN section -. township q
north. range 8 and was bid In ny tho
plaintiff Tor S455.s5
In the case Of the New England Mort
gage Security Company " Lizzie ~
Curry John curry and Others. a decree
was signed BY Judge Langley yesterday
II gives plaiutlf Judgment against Lizzie
NJ and John Curry FOR s5fs2.i5 interest
costs. etc. and directs a foreclosure OF a
m0rtEage-
A decree was signed BY Judge Langley
yesterday in the case Of the Washington
National Bank. OF Seattle. vs.. T.. L. Bur
liuEame. byron BARLOW and SelenR r
Barlow. which gives pisintin judgment
against Barlow and wife TN the sum OF
s. @t1.Sl. and directs the sale 81 certain
stock Ina order 10 pay the Judgment
reualftltur has been received ga the
superior court from the supreme court In
the ease Of John l.. kahalcy. respondent.
vs. John Haley, respondent. ard r. ~
Graves. appellant. It afirns judgment
81 the lower court and directs that John
=. kahafey recover from r.. q. Graves
and NJ. +. Backus 81 rs Interest. and 81
costs.
Marriage licenses were issued yestsrdsv
10 George +. Stone and Mary Clarke. hoth
OF Seattle Lee Berghe3mer. OF Spokane.
and Rawetta Harris. OF San Francisco .
Clement q. coffin and Alberta .. Jones
both OF Seattle. James opouueil, OF Sc
attic and A8eGra Marie Wood, OF san
Francisco. Lester Arucl8. or Seattle. and
Hannah Holt. Of Whatecm.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-07

-s. az grs. candaes Van Brock.in
n Rescfert and wtfe, which
go. a. a. rial IL the superior court for
- - - davs. before Judge HErnes.
- ver4scf lzzt evening in favor
ssse1 ..tr,s~ The ccurt decision was
7. e. that at the lime % ths trans
= - - - sroosrty. which consisted of a
- y ~ and some household goods
So -, vslre o. 81 90. the plaintiff, who
s -. - ssav 81 s. and Of very nervous
: = -se-f va not ia 4 condition 70
- 49,. and that the defendants
sass ss.g cognszant Of her condition
- ,s.yt directed that the plaintih pay
- ~ 80 defendants the 800 which
- "a raid n her. and also surrender
- - for $50 each and pay the de-
- -. q taxes that they had paid. The
..sSsrss were instructed 10 pay the
rs q The action
=. -. =, esse the defendants induced Mrs.
:. . o., s,srkltn 10 part with a house ard lot
20 s..s = = 80 ard q 90 worth Of furniture
~ r.nss6 GRAFTON of $3.50 They agreed
IN : nsortgage Of 2l.4oa and then
-, = - fi1 IN cash and ten prcmissory
p -. ~ s,ta azeh for the balance. An
- - 81 az the oonslder8t vas that
80 4. 1. senxanfs agreed 10 take care % Mrs.
- prseklin's adopted daughter, who Is
- AZ age. until sac i IS years old.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-07
THE SUBJECT OF FORESTRY.
Interesting Papers co be Read Before
the Association SATURDAY.

Dr. Henry c. Myers. professor Of chem
>Szry m The University Of wzsn+n gton.
has sccsQte3 ar fnvfraf-on 70 deliver A
paper on Some New Processes % wood
Preserva ton" before ne meeting of the
Washington State Forestry Association
on next Saturday afternoon. Dr. Myers
Delivered a paper on this safhj@ot before
the National Electrical Association tn
New York few years ago wslich attract
ea widespread attention
State Senator .. z. LeSh. Of Yakima.
has been invited 10 address the meeting on
Forestry and Irrigation
Edmond s. Msaay. president Of the as
socAation, VII discuss Forestry Problems
IN the State OF Washing ton .
Eaeh Of these papers viii - discussed
~ those paFt.cI pzTlng IN the meeting, and
Il = expected some proposed measures for
submission to the legislature viii 10
formulated ard considered. Those inter
estsd in this ,lpoTtanf subject should he
sure 10 attend The meeting viii be he'd
in the rooms OF the Seattle Lumber Ex-
change, in the basement Of the Dexter
Horton hank building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-07
The Ntnth Avenue Sewer.

The sewer committee met yesterday AMI
discussed thh construction ~ the sewer
on Ninth avenue between Nesler way ard
Main street. THE contract fer ceustrsc-
ton oe this sewer had already been
AWARDED 20 7 A. Bauey but had not been
stsnaa hy The board Of puhIc works a
protest axsinst the Improvement WIS SUB
,n5tted al a meeting 81 the c{-y Councu
lass Monday eyeninR hy aauttfrg property
owners Tvha committee deci8ed upou fae
Construction CT temporary wooden box
sewer through &he aEey ne.ween N3n IA
ana Tenth avenues seutA. Tals woUid re-
NeNe the Nsstar way scWeg
TIE noar3 ~ puhEc works viii v3sit So
aay The Matn street and fIoweH sireet
severs 4w3 fAe sewer committee WI ueet
70 aear she oear8's report.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-07

The following new suits we're filed IN
the superior court yesterday:
IL. J.. Jacobson ". Orlando Rossl and
wife and ofhers-To recover f9.eg0 inter-
= Louise Ackers0n. complaint in inter
venti0n. vs.. Sol q. Simpson-TO be allowed
20 purchase from the state the Eortheriy
half OF lot Y. block Isl. of Seattle tide
lands.
National Bank OF Commerce. Of Seat
tie, vs.. Anna J. Smith. Pauline ard John
Tod and others-To recover $40. Interest,
etc. and 70 foreclose a mortgage.
Harold Goodwin VS.. william T. Myrick
and wife and others-To recover 500. in
terest. etc, and 10 foreciose a mortgage.
Carrie Dickson ". Conrad Dickson
For a divorce.
Crescent Manufacturing Company "a.
y. Demers and ofhers-ro recover SIS -.
and 10 have a receiver appointed
National Bank OF Commerce. Of Seat
tie, vs.. u. X McDonald-To recover S36ao,
interest, etc. and to foreclose q mortgage.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
"The DAIMLER"

To say uaat you have seen The naz-
zler" does nor mean that you have seen
The DazZier" which Wal open week :
engagement at ta1e Third Avenue -heater
Sunday night. There IS as much differ
sace between the Old and new ''Dazzler''
as there Is between ''Eunpty Dumpty''
and Uncle Toms Cabin. Since last seen
here the piece has been entirely re-wFif-
ten. 1t - new IN story. plot. incident and
character. or the latter. however. TWO are
retained from the old piece IN name Only
Pipes and kitty Starlight. The company
that interprets the piece this year Is she
best that Cosgrove and Grant have ever
had. the comedians be ny really clever
unique IN makeup, merry n jest and
lively in dance. while the ladies have good
voices. pretty faces and graceful heels ID
recommend them. The piece is embcl-
lshed with rhe very latest and most
catchy music in the shape % solos. duets.
rhorIzses and medleys. and the singing IS
a prominent feature Of the performance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-07

1o4at meeting - aNou. fw-enty ~ aha
Eroat miss oezry boards sssu@t r1U Fer
e. vanz9a s0 rr euiss.c rsFv iines. IN ar
sory3snce vvfrr rtss cali, a. EhA Seattle min
fs-e~s' injecting en NeuFav last &c was &C.
ele1 ~ ask every a1stcr 90 preach or
fnreten t11gs ~rs o1 SahAsta- January sh
60 1aa . Tn.ss-euary prayer meeting 90
T'aares8v FvcnieE fa.garv a. 70 ~ TO-
tersS Ny = MISSIONARY mass r2erss-v q,
frs Frs- Fresay 'eTsaa caurca o. Ersav
eAeatrE. The nvoErasnrne aad speak e-s
fs- e.s Trass meeting So ce s1coorrsz
-rte~ CoNT2fTTTEr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-07

This is tne wreck ~ prayer among THE
churches. The revival meetings held BY
DIV Kht T. Needy IN New York. which
wFre immensely s3cce sSfpl. seem 70 have
started a wave of religious revival tia.
90 svaerfnw acrass the country. Boston.
Philadelphia and Chicago are being work
- up. ans The Seattle ministers viii evil
IDENTITY take advantage OF the general
movements 90 IN some converted work in
TITS ciry TIE meetings every night a
che various churches are sa31 20 he drs W.
fng larvc audiences. Mrs L II parretf.
che PORE Townsend evangelist. Is hold
'ns revival services at the Trinity Metho-
dlst church. she is reported - have made
several converts 80 1hs faith
A. thn FIRST Methodist. Plymouth Cor
s~eEat2nal FIRST Presbyterian West
Minister Pres aFferian. aEa. in fact at 81
CO the Protestant ceHrches. fse services
eaca riEht are &eu attended
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-07

A HOf.DoyEH CHRISTMAS TREE
Causes A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

Mrs. William Bloch. Assisted by
Miss Helen Niseke, Was Enter
taining Her Friends. and TO
the Christmas Tree Were Lighted
The window Curtains Catch
Young Lady Il BADLY Injured
While BraveIy Trying 10 Save the
House From Destruction.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-07

In the forty Methodist
missions of South Africa
Royal Baking Powder is
used exclusively. Rev.
Ross Taylor, agent for
these missions, says that
after a trial of others the
Royal is found to be the
only baking powder that
will maintain its strength
and efficiency, that can
be relied upon to make
perfect food, or that can
be economically used in
that climate.
This fact is most sig
nihcant 1t shows that
the Royal is the only
perfectly made powder.
1.-THE other powders were
as pure, as strong, and as
scientifically made as the
Royal, they would do
equalservice everywhere.
There is the same diff
ference between the
Royal and the other
powders when sold at
home as shown by their
use in Africa. 1t IS
simply made consPicu-
Gus by the climatic con-
ditions and the methods
of use prevailing in that
country.
The inferiority of the
other powders results
from low grade, impure
ingredients improperly
combined, which cause
unwhoIesome and in
ferior food.
The Royal Powder
only will give uniform
results in perfect foods,
and prove of the greatest
economy in the saving
of -four, butter, and other
articles used in their pro-
duction.
scsSA sAss.ss eowcEa 60. sE~-sogs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-07
RREy TILES.

Seattle Taru Vercln Masquerade az T1sg-
uar han Saturday. January 8 An inter
esfluE programme.
rae ~eesfs,vs' heueGt for Mrs r New
rs,se az fhe Seattle tnsaser tast 7geeg ret-
49, 81 81 The beneactaGJ eZren+s ee-
fhanE~ ra IRE bows ana 90 ere Necn.s "a -'
r,aaa tae affair = 4nsac-al s1erfss % faelf
ATTENDANCE
George Henderson. wei kgcwu tr ta.s
-ifv a. aealaE IN Esa g1esls and asS.estc-
l~sHa~ sra p5ra covering dtes iaEg even
ine as nss horne. rornsr q Nrreer stree
a.,s.f -TrsssntF-siEst aEgnae g 81 nnasc tcRs~
asss al s-ea<s. Mr. Hea 4frsen-s phase 90
b'sstness was az the fe9t az Aesier wRy
lack Lewis. an EnEAsa sailor wsF
faken lnEo the Vosicn station last evo1sa-s
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