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west two and ono hATeta miles. Fhtnes nnith
one halt ~ iulc theme east Que IIIIr. Thence
north onE mile, fhenee Wegf one Hearth < mlis.
boundary line between de nlais.s a \ asilinetai
aud Idaho, thence south along aald boundary
line slx miles thence east 2 !ile place q ~
All q peetlOna four Ave ak q seven 7, eiKllt
.. nine 2. ten 10. sixteen 10. seventeen elFis
s y s 9ssss sae,,t sS s.s e sss,y one e
twenty ave n. twenty siK 70. twenty seven ~
twenty eight 2. twenty mine -, thIEty y Thirty
~ thirty aye Is. dirty III NJ the west cue half
81 seetin three ,, the west half 81 the east half
II ~ a three :; The south one half u nfteen
tlle southwest quarter q section tiIrteen ~ IN
township number sixty three north 81 range i've
O. west q the Boise Meridian.
~ four o.. north Of range four 4, west u the
Boise Meridian, - follows.
Beginning ~ the s0ufiire,t corner Of town
ship sixty four 81. north Of " M four 4 west n
the Boise Meridian, as establIssed. thence east
three miles. thence north 2 two miles, thenre
east one nile. thence nor o.se ME sbe rne
east one mile, thence north two miles. thenra
west sig miles, thence south Aix milre 70 tho
bottom lying Along Cedar creek ii township diy
number sixty four 81, north Of range four e. west
sDs- All that land which. when surveyed. an
constitute township number sixty four ~ north
o. range number Ave 8. west Boise Meridian ex-
eepi tlle allnyial yaleY bottoms Of Priest river
'E',-.A1 that land which when surveyed, win
constitute township number sixty Eve Is north
Of range four, west Boise Meridian. lying within
the Indemnity land grant limits u the Northern
Pacific Railroad company.
.f'--An Of thai Land which when surveyed,
VIII constitute township number fi1fy Eve O.
north ~ Fangr five 8, west ~ the noise MeFid-
Ian. lying within the Indemnity land eFnnt limits
Of the Northern Pacific kaiiFoad company.
Notice = hereby given IN compliance with the
NTH section Of said aet that any person. c0Fp0F-
ation or company feeling aggsleye1 lsy ssid class
lheztion may, Within sixty days after the date Of
the nrst publication hereof, file fn this once
duly verified protest against the acceptance q
said eiass3 ncaf0. which protest shall SET forth
IN concise language the grounds Of objection a.
20 the particular government subdivision ofb
land IN said protest Described" wliereupOn IN
order for hearing shall issue.
That portion Of the report Of the commissioners
marked Exhibit b Ii on file I'm this once and
open % the examination Of interested paFfies
Notice y further given that By the terms Of
said art Of February p las. THAT as 20 the
lands against the c assi6eation whereof no pro-
test sital have been filed" . the elSssi-
ncation when approved by the secretary of tho
intef1cr, shall be considered final. except In
case Of fraud.
JAMES GRAHAM.
ocfs-nots Register
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tween the Northern Pacific and o. r. q

tween the Northern Pacific and o. II. q
y. whereby the passenger train be-
tween Spokane and the mines over the
latter road will run only TO Harrison,
and all passengers will be ticketed
through by the rail and lake route and
all freight will go over the o. Il. & n.
There 10 also q well founded rumor
that this arrangement is only temper
airy pending the widening OF the mar
row guage to a standard guags road.
Some think it may mean that the N.
p. intends to build the connecting link
between here and Old Mission, thus
making this the main line.
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ps MeI7suou. denvisi, Cruf d 'Alsns.
Fresh eouib honey at Idaho Merran
tile Go.
John wsuva !, building an addition
10 hts residence.
wm. Far killed a deer in the lake
the sEss Of The seek
reVairs 10 The Northern raciae dock
have teea eomple'ed
Al Davis Of Wolf Lodge, has NOV
I'd TO snun tot the winter.
t.au Briefs and Pamphlet printing a
speciality Al The PREss osao".
III & {. Mann Iett Tot Spokane
Thursday 10 sPepd few days
CSut d'Alrne brand Of aout IL rccog
nisrd AZ the bcst on the market
Landlord wheeler. Of the Harrison
bo,ri was in town Wednesday.
Freish, on -four from Pos; Falls 10
Crns d'Aieue Is : cents per e"t
Hardware and stoves al Spokane
prices q, the Idaho Mercantile 90
crur d'AIeue brand Ok -four 81"
pst sack q. waTren's, rosi Falls
full line Of Bcs,on's rubber goods
IN ali ssylca wigeett, Empsy Co
Far mems, boys and chIIdrens hats
ana cars. ,es wiErctt 4 EmPey Co.
Al. Miller visited Spokane Monday
on h,s wheel. returning Wednesday,
n..r and bear seem to be more PIen-
,,ful this season than they have '0'
years. .,.,,.
choice APPLES si.is per box; choice ,'
,...,. Ar ss per box at the Idaho Mer
camille Co. A..
Gale ar,u,s for sewart's dress bind
ing Never wears out" WlsEe''
Empey Co. ii. 6,
Capt. Hayes came down from /. "'I ~, ~
In. ranch saturday ard spent
days in town. -, ,,v,.
Can and ask to sec the lai'. .,.,, ssy,,'
IN novelty dress goods Al "'SS
Empey Co.'S, 49,, :, n,
Rev, T. q. nodeson's subject =. ,'I
Methodist church Sunday e''"'"' "
be "Ifercdlty.- n,,.,..
A nice lire Of boys SUITS a.,. " o,,' Wis
Tett, EmPey Co. -, t.mil
M. m', moved into town for the WINE
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Notice of Probate Of viii

STATE oF IDAHO,
County Of Kootenai.
In the probate court Of said e0nnfy.-In fhe
matter OF the estate Of Morris cnileFf0n, deceas-
ed Pursuant TO an order Of said court. made on
the 18th day Of October. 1877. notice Is hereby
given that Monday the eth day Of November,
1877 at II O'Clock. a m OF said day II the court
room OF said court. al the town Of RathdruIn, In
appointed rs the time and place for proving the
viii Of said Morris CuliertOn, deceased. and for
hearing the application Of n. A. Becker for the
issuance 10 said y. A. Becker, Of letters testa-
mentary when and where any person interest
ed may appear and contest the same.
Dated the 10th day Of October. Iss7.
EDWIN NcBEE,
oct23-novd Ex-of8eiO Clerk Of Probate Court
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Notice Of Interest Dne.

OFFICE or THE STATE BOARD or LAND coN-
MIssI0sEns. BoJsE CRY. IDA. sEPT. :. 1871.
O'Buliiyan Bros. Kootenai County.
sirs-You are hereby notified that for more
than three years next preceding the date here.
Of. there has been and yet IL due and owing d
the State Of Idaho as interest the sum Of tzsale1
dollars. on swis see. I6 twp. 81, "a ". Of school
land, under your certificate Of sale No. sci. exc
cuied the 2sd day OF Aug, 1879. You are further
notified that II the said sum Is mot paid within
six months after service upon you 81 this notice
your said certificate Of sale VIII be declared for
feited by the said State Board Of Land fc01nmis
sHoners aad the lands therein described shall n
vert TO the state.
This notice Is given by order Of the STATE
Board Of Land Commissioners.
Very Respectfully,
L y. MCFARLAND,
Secretary State Board Of Land Commissioners
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once 81 STATE board a. Land Commissioner
Boise city. idaho. Sept ?, 1871.
Y. i. MasierSOn, HafhdTlim. Idaho.
BIrs-You are hereby notified that for nlnrs
than two years next preceding the date hereof,
there has been and ytt Is due and oning 70 fht
state A. Interest HE sum u fn7o. on block s
zee. %. twp "a. IRIS. W., Of school land. under
your certificate Of sale No. 81, executed the "a
day Of Arg. lsa2 You are hereby further non-
fed that Il the said sum Is not paid within slx
months after service upon you Of this notice,
your said certificate o. sale win be declared for
felted by the said State Board Of Land commis-
sioneTs and the lands therein described shall re.
vert 70 the state.
This notice is given by order Of The State Board
Of Land Commissioner
Very Respectfully.
X. 4. MCFARLAND.
Secretary State Board Of Land Commissioners
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Monthly report OF Principals depart
ment for month ending Oct. q, 1897:
Enrolment. ............2 %
Average No. Of pupils belonging. 81
Average daily attendance. ....2I
Per cent. Of daily attendance. 81
Pupils 100 per cent. in attendance :. z
Pupils 100 per cent in punctuality :. 5
Names Of pupils perfect in attend
aDce ard punctuality:
Ethel Waters. Avery Cummings.
Gussie Heaiy. 1faidie Bradley.
w. q. CUMMINGS, Teacher.
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roar sMrRnAn srws ro-v.

Who Cred that gun Al sis :
Monday morning. : w.
Why d the n. r. depot M. . has,.
A0nsS They both have Joy. -pW
Joseph AecIang. recently dIseharo.d
IRON company II, 70 enlisted Nov y. ~.
company c. V'. = TOT
Private Otto A. n. Barany wa. Al.
charged by expiration Of term 81 az
vice, Nov. l. " SCI
Private s, Z. Patterson ma, he, =.
.sllea Oh special duty Is clerk At mos,
headquarters. P'e'
second Lieut. Woodward has h,s,
= asl,ssed from duty with company D.
ana assigned TO company r. "
Private William NimuO, comDa0,
:, n.s oeen granted farlOngh Of three
months to terminate Jan. 81. 1893.
cAplain Woodbury. left Monday on a
leass Of absence OF one month NJ.
- accompanied BY Mrs. Woodbury.
First Lieut. W. X. Wright was ,.
.si'en a. quartermaster Nov. l. and
flrss Lieut. JnO. Newton appointed in
Ia his stead. -
Private William Mauer, COMPANY @
'las applied for authority 10 re-enlis, :,
'lls post for the Third infantry, depart.
meat Of Dakota
Private Samuel y. Patterson an o,d
Timer from the Fourth infantry who
se'shilsssd for the siItssnth Infantry
las oesn assigned to company C.
Private spldel. company G. Offers =
reward OF ten dollars for The return az
his little pet dog Prince which disap.
peAred Oct. ~. The dog resembles a
pug. OF light brown color.
fini Lieut. chas r. George, adiu,-
ant Sixteenth infantry. was relieved
iron duty ~ Officer Ia charge Of
posi schools" Nov. 1. and Capt. {. &.
AaiemAn, chaplain, detailed ia his
stead.
Capt Alien, Lieut.. Irwin. Pnyates
tsssriou. Kennedy. JehRs0n, Coyle
Aynott and Chief Packer Wm. Hager
left Ca = htGAea days hunting tnp into
tie HoOdoo ssil~y district. They no
doass HaeAn besinrSs for each OF them
uas armed with = rits. shotgun. fsvol.
seF, bunting and pocket knile. fork,
spoon Aad tooshpaeks, besides = few
other miscellaneous hunting articles.
A ansqas IlAllow1en turn out was
sSnd~sed the sHiire gsrisoa q, s:I5 a.
tn. uNct ~ BY SOME naknoMn scamp
uho started The bali rolling by drug OF
TIE hsg gun nsaT TIE dag stan, after
which the foiloalnE program vas rad
eyed; frSns "a Of bsg and little gans,
sooslng the aFs uhlssis. music by Prof
Harris Igtppls i00gusd coFbeitsIs, songs
~ sstiFr garrison. followed by divers
prayers bos found in payer eooks. In
Irsmingisd With sosne talk u tar and
feathers ard lyhoAlng. With the pFoviso
shoasa the sooaBdrsl be caught: aiisi
uhAeh thu fstnhindrs Of the nigh, pASs
ed p~scsfaiiy s2Ay.
CommshsAsy Sergeant Nm. ~. Con
npliy. uho has be~h siziioned al thi,
+ pOss ios the last iosF yrArs. wsll be re-
lsatsd from duiy ntsd prOored 10 Ileai
Ga iLsryAeks. Cal. apoa the ARRIVAL o!
onmtssasy Sergeant Win. MAnaas
ftpm fogt yAlrs. y. d.. Sergeant Con
bosly. By hls tihd ard accommodating
nsapnxsa towards oescrEs and enlisted
mrn. hAs ,sou The respect ard sndcaE.
mrng u ali. oasoen and enlisied men
aake IrgTvs bic departure from out
miAsi. lie lrztss friends who. IN day
IL ooHss. uisl bos forge, that honesl and
rxasAl tacs uhoss nlrthtul dFApc'y wal
Office abusing 10 bsAoid.
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Notice of Interest Due.

once Of the state Board Land Commissioners.
Boise City, Idaho, Sept :, 1885,.
A. J. Ruslo, Rathdrun, Idaho.
Sirs-You are hereby notified that for more
two years next preceding the date hereof. there
has been and yet is due and owing TO the State
Of Idaho as interest the sum Of t27.5t, on block
l. sec. n, twp 81, s, W, Of school land, under
your certificate Of sale No, 600, executed the SD
day Of Aug. Isoa HOa are further notified that
Il said sum Is not paid within six months after
service upon you Of this notice, your said certih
cate Of sale viii be declared forfeited by the said
STATE Board Of land Commissioners and the
lands so described shall revert 10 the state.
This notice Is given by order Of the State Board
ai Land Commissioners
Very Respectfully,
r. 4. MCFARLAND,
Secretary State Board Of Land Commissioners
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Railway Changes.

An important change in the run OF
the George Oakes is TO take place on
the 10Th. The narrow gauge between
Old Mission aud the mining towns Is TO
be abandoned aud the 0akes will run
between this place and Harrison, con-
Meeting with the o. II, 4 n, at that
place and abandoning the Cnur
d'Alenc river run II Is said that a
traffic arrangement has been made be-
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IOHS u aoopE,

M q rALENE IL . city 81 inn
" Population. beautifully situated on
" sasthsru shore of The famous CTus
tAlsns lAGs. n mfrs east Of spokane
nahganeh uae Of The Northern lfarite
RR Lines Of steamers make regular
ssTa trnp this city up The lake 10 the
bad Of pAvigatioa on The st. Joe and
tss' Alsns rtvefa. connecting al Old
AAa'an With the railroad line Into the
80, silver and lead mines. The ci,y Il
Gee Of The meat noted simmer resorts
"a he northwest. and IL becoming more
pseaia' zach year. Iss fishing. bunting.
saAsihg and bathing attractions are al
Aaes hzitlssa. The finest US mtls.
n'I pn', in The west CFogt ShsTmAnl
aad Ia magnificent forest para Tesetva.
1aa adioin the city on The west The
esatTJ round about h made up Of rich
sr'eulsaraI lands and extensive forests
" yellow pine. ar, cedar and tamarac,
aad The city 10 destined 70 become q
naaaiae'HFina center for the products
dNeas woods. The business men and
'saasnh are enterpfisine. and take
.t'a' in making the place attractive
ISefe are eve church organizations =
haP'iss, Methodist, Presbyterian, Epis
eopA and Roman Catholic. The secre'
~0sra arr well represented by . lode'
sea OF hAsons. Odd Fellows, Knights Of
sIhias. A. OF, q. AR, and woment
s'nst Corps. The city IL supplied viii
Sse'ne lights. good water works. ~
sAnt public school building. sash ant
So0' factory, two saw.mllls. two hrst
A hotels, boat building yards. etc
.se'e are yet good opportunities TO en-
80 IN lucrative business aud In diver
0ea farming. Manufactures ere par
seaArJ desired, and are offered eHtT'
"auesmsn,s The summers are TEN
sss' with sufficient rainfall 10 insur
Ouhdant crops. while the winters AZ
Nv from extreme cold. No better Il
. ..S0h Tor profitable investments OF 70
,,0nnE ideal homes can be found ]
s northwest, There is always . We
S~e here. among an excellent peopl'
-, - beautiful region and an lneomPa'
's's siim....-
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Annpll lIee.inr q s.eekAelasr..

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Fraternity Building As
ISOLATION, Limited, for the election OF
the directors. and the transaction Of
any business which may be brought be-
fore 1t, will be held on Monday evening,
November Sth, 1897, at 7:SO o'clock p.
m, at the ONCE of the secretary.
JAMES II. HARrE,
oct scot Secretary.
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@nnoys

WANTED TRUSTWORTHY AND ACTIVE
W gentlemen OF ladies to travel for fespotl-
Slbe, established house In Idaho. Monthly
$3.50 and expenses. Position steady Refer
The Dominion Company. Dept Chicago. apS
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KoorEsn L0paG No. 7. KKIaHYs 90
PrraiIs Mseis In Fraternity Hall
fsasslay evening u each seek.
VlsiinE bsoahsfs are alwsys wslcolHe
HssInAn Roach. q. e.. Y. 4. shAllls, X.
AZ Il Ard y
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Pace rEhiAa.- Sunday srisoai 10 a.
.. AoFulng service ~ u oicloek
sTsninS srEsica al M Wednesday
svrnlsE payer meeting II -
q. l.. DE4fNNbAV8n.
Artiag Pastor
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KOOtESAI LODGE 80. "a, q. A.
M.-Neeys ia ffsisFniIy Hall On tie ssd
asA tlA Wednesdays Of each naonth. AL
massn. ia god siaadIag are inSitsd.
p4yA y Mason. Master: VIA. ~.
..,saAGlg secretary. toyTlf
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WANTED TRUSTWORTHY AND ACTIVE
" gentlemen OF ladies' 70 travel for reSpon-
slble, established house in Idaho Monthly
$3.50 and expenses PoSitioa steady. Refer
ence. Enclose self-addreSsed stamped envelope
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For sale.

Fine thoroughbred BOOSTERS Of the
following breeds: Plymouthrock, Black
Minorica and Black Lanshans. Ad-
dress Brooks Bros, Post Falls, Idaho.
Orders may be left at this Office. ociSoIt
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WANTED-TRUSTW0 AND ACTIVE
" Gentlemen OF ladies 10 travel for respon-
Sihle, established house In Idaho. Monthly
s6A0o and expenses, Position steady. Refer
ence. Enclose sc1-addreSsed stamped envelope.
The Dominion Company, Dept. Y Chicago. oct9
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LAND CLASSIFICATION EorICR

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CEUR D'ALESE. IDAHO. OCTOBER ), 1897.
report In duplicate. marked Exhibits and
b having been fled IN this Office on the 5th day
Of October. 1897. by the commissioners appoint
ed for this land district under act Of Congress
approved February q, 1886. entiiled AN act to
provide for the examination and classification
OF certain mineral lands In the states Of Mon
taBa and Idaho" showing the classification Of
lands within the land grant limits ior the In
demnity land grant limits Of the Northern Pa
cihc Railroad company, made by said commits
sioners from September ist, l6a7. 20 September
3Oth 1897, 10th dates inclusive as follows:
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hrssgsass, --AaRdsy sehtol 81 70
siAss sssgisg 81 eisss ~ kanasy
sAs.s, p'ssrhIas 81 - .. N. Fray.
q @sssihE. ThaFssiay : - p. as.
r. u. hubasaa. fassos.
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GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
GRADES AND 6.
Enrolment. 81
Average No. belonging. -... "a
Average daily attendance. ......... 33
Per cent. Of daily attendance. 80. 96
No. 100 per cent. in attendance 30
No. 100 per cent in punctnality IS
Names Of pupils perfect in attend
ance and punetuality:
William Fitzgerald Percy Minis.
Kate Fernan. Katie WRnnacott
Jessie Fernan. Carl Brown.
Ruby Best. George Wannaeott.
Jessie Kelly. Eta Mcguire.
Hattie Weeks. Willie Thomas.
Minnie Hedal. Bertha Best.
Harry Nesbitt. Willie Connolly.
Oscar JOslyn. Florence Minis.
ELIZA SEXTON, Teacher
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
GRADES 3 AND 4.
Enrolment Observation-Disclosures. .53
Average No. belonging. .............5 81
Average daily attendance. IS
Per cent Of daily attendance. ...... SO
No. 100 per cent. in attendance 81
No. 100 per cent in punctuality. 40
Names Of pupils perfect in both at
tendance and pnnctuality:
Ernest Duncan. Bertha Bennett.
Geo. DcSaussure Fannie Neff
Frances Barnes. Ollie Self.
Myth Siorr Charlie Harper.
Marion Empey. Herbert Peterson.
Amy Fernan. Leonard SwoffOrd.
Milton HARPER. Inez Morris.
Myus Christensen. Cecil Bethel.
Marguerite Graf
MARGARET BUCKLEY, Teacher.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
GRADES AND2.
BnVotimeut. .........s-..-... W
Average No. belonging. ....59
Average daily attendance 49,. -. 81
Per cent Of daily attendance. $500. 80
No. 100 per cent. in attendance. =. %
Names OF those who have been
neither absent nor tardy:
Grace Bradley. Mary Christensen.
Annie Flood. Nashti DeSausSure
Maggie Hagar. Emma Mayer.
Emmett Barnes. Ida Rasmussen.
Bernhard Hedal. Leslie DeSaussure.
Willie Hagar. Emil Joslyn.
Eugene Weeks. Erik Shermanson.
Thomas Swofford Paul Best.
Willie Wurden.
HATTIE l. SMITH, Teacher.
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SECRETARY state DOarl Of Land Commissioners.
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nieaAAul fNtNAhk'
Scholars Of the eighth grrde gave
l.rof. Cummings a surprise last Satnr-
day evening by invading his home with
we'll filled lunch baskets. The evening
was pleasantly passed In games and
other social amusements.
While carrying a kettle Of boiling
water one day last week, Mrs. T. Ditto
more who lives q few miles north Of
town, had her right arm severely scaid-
ed from the elbow to her angers, by ac'
ciden,ly falling and splitting the water
The Lakeside sidewalk and the walk
N the school house have been comPlet-
"A and n. II. Palmeter, the street CON-
missioner has put in the crossings. All
Of the work is very good and the new
walks will be q great public conven'
fence.
rhaplaiu BaSeman Is suffering from
,hc effects Of an attack Of the grippe
and will be unable TO preach at the
r,rc.hv,rrian church tomorrow morn
Inc Ills Sunday evening lecture al
The post chapel has also been post
poned.
TIL. state is after some Of the delin
,,cn,s In this county who have FAILED
20 nav interest on their purchases o
.chocl land. Notice is given in this is
,ue tina, the lands will revert to th'
s,a,p unless the interest is paid within
six months.
Rev +. A. Cool, d. d., pastor OF tn
r,rs, N. E. church Of Spokane, viii dc
The times., 1897-09-05

gold medal; second, sweater, by Stinemetz.
Entries, Charles X. Burns, w Buell., Frank
Deamont, E. E. Langdon, Howard E.
Vandeventer Philip Brown, P. d. Simons,
+. Veitenbeimer.
Ninth race-Five hundred yards, breast
stroke swim. First prize, E. Gerstenberg,
medal. second. silver medal, by Mr.. Han
son. Entries, A. n. Tindall. Charles n.
Burns, Percy Lowe, A. Fl. Cramey, Frank
Deamont, j H Clarke, w. Ringer, Guy B.
Marean. Victor Pellant, Z. c. Scheufer.
Tenth rae. Policenen's race. One hun
dred yards, straight. First prize, medal by
Hotel Johnson. Entries, ]. c. Daley, j..
Schuyler, Philip Brown, Samuel L. Brown,
Larry o'Dea.
Eleventh race -Anround swimming, plain
ard fancy Giving, und er- water swim and
fifty yards straiGhtaway. Entries, A. II.
Crowley, ]. w. McEffee, Alfred Svensson,
Joseph Saunders, H. Handkerchief, P. d.
Simons.
Twelfth rAce-Fire department; 100
yard First, gold medal by Family Shoe
Store. Entries: Robert Tegler, and others
will be made tomorrow.
Thirteenth ace-Consolation, 10O-yard
| dash for the Pabst gold medal. open to all
vino have not been placed In the previous
| events
The officers of the day are: Starter, W.
I Y. Stevens; starters aids, W. B. Hudson
and P. E. Stevens; referee, Mr.. McQuade;
| judges, DR. Greenfels, Mr.. Joyce and Mr..
| Crosby.
| For the BOO yard race, Prof. William Van
Mum. principal of the Berlitz School, has
| been selected as special judge Mr..
Mum was formerly an officer in the Ger
man army, and was professor OF military
swimming.
On Labor Day the Good Templars have
| arranged togive family picnic in the woods
near the big spring at Takoma Park, and
have Invited all temperance organizations,
| Christian Endeayorers, Epworth Leaguers
and the pastors of the different churches
| and their congregations. In the afternoon
there Will be speaking and singing and Il
good time generally is looked forward to.
| Those who do not bring their lunches VIII
find bounteous supply of good things to
tempt their appetites for sale on the
| grounds.
The following divisions of the main pos t.
office viii be closed to the public on Mon.
day: Money order division and registry
division.
| A delivery by carriers from main office
viii be made at 7:30 a m Carriers win
dow will be open for delivery of mail to
clerks In the department from 8 to 1890
a. m-, and for the general public, from
| 6 to z p. m.
Collections at stations at / 2 and u
| $50 a. IA. and p. m.
Deliveries at stations at 7:30 a. N.
Collections at stations at II and 8 a.
| N. and p. m.
| County collections, a. III. and p. m,
and $40 p. M Station F.
The following stations will be open to the
| public for the transaction OF business.
| Station A. 6 to IL IN, to z p. m.
| Station p, 6 to II m, 8 to p. m.
| Station c, to 0 q. m. Station D. 6 TO
IL m. 8 to p. N. Station F. 6 to IL
m, 8 To z %. m.