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The herald., 1897-07-11

Kansas City has over 100 miles of
paved streets and the Star says: Every
Improvement we'll and honestly made
has paid" 1t omits to say whether dis
honest improvements have paid. In Los
Angeles they have not. Have all the
Kansas City improvements been we'll
and honestly made? If 80, small sec
tion of the millennium has been left
there by mistake.
The herald., 1897-07-11
THE HERHLD'S MUSE
Behold Oh Toolsl

Behold! oh FoolsI
Behold oh. fools! the harvest ye have
The field is ripe, yea. ripsned for the
blade;
Then go forth and garner all your own;
Too long your harvest time has been de-
layed!
Too long, oh fools! have those who eat the
grain
Been those who never plow. nor SOW, nor
reap;
While ye who toll and suffer hungers pain
In patientness have lulled your wrath to
sleep.
Ye rich. beware of wrath Of patientness;
The smould'ring fire bursts into fiercest
flannel
withhold the hand with which ye would
Lest We, and yours be blotted out in
shame!
Search ye among the annals of the past
And read the record, written Ger and
o'er.
How the oppressors thrived, until at last
They died the death, and weltered in their
gore!
And fancy not no danger threats your
days.
The sore-oppressed of now and long ago
Are brothers still, and when revenge shall
craze,
The hate their brothers knew, these too
shall know!
Oh fools! for all are fools! Ye who pro-
duce
And profit not! And ye who snatch the
bread
From labor's hand and make of 1t no use,
Can ye not learn a lesson from the dead?
Fear ye dread wrath! for shall gaunt
hunger reel
Through boundless crops and stay his
bony hand?
The day will come when law no more can
seal
The famished lips of those who till the
oh. rich! Beware the wrath of patient
ness!
The smould'ring fire bursts into fiercest
flame!
withhold the hand with which ye would
Cypress.
Lest We and yours be blotted out in
shame!
ALFRED I. TOWNSEND.
The herald., 1897-07-11


Over the waving grain,
Over the mountains high,
Over the canyons deep
Where the shadows lie,
Past the great lakes
My white dove flies.
When the sun rides high,
Where the NAPLES grow,
And the arbutus trails
In the spring-time glow.
And the robin sings,
MY dove speeds low.
Over the grasses sweet,
Over the clover red.
Over the daisy field
And the peonies' bed,
To that heaven blest,
To the old homestead.
And these tidings bear
To my cherished one,
with the harvest moons
First beams l come"
To my mother dear
From her wandering son.
MRS. ]. H. MELVILLE
The herald., 1897-07-11

A labor riot in Pittsburg was broken
What pity photographs cannot be
taken of the causes that lead to strikes
and riots.
The herald., 1897-07-11

The ardor of the Cuban insurgents is
rain-proof. They are invading Matan-
zas, while Weyler, cooped up in un-
healthy Havana. counts the rain drops
as they fall from the skies, and sends
for more troops.
The herald., 1897-07-11

Emperor Francis Joseph has advised
the sultan to accept the terms Of peace
arranged by the powers. The "sick man
of Europe" is being treated as If he had
recovered. Now we shall see how he
will act.
The herald., 1897-07-11

tional issue on the Fourth of July ought
to go out to some cemetery and celebrate
in hilarious lonesomeness. He Is too
holy for plain, everyday American
crowd.-Stockton Mail.
The herald., 1897-07-11

The railroads are to be complimented
upon the manner in which the Christian
Endeavorer travel was handled west of
the Mississippi valley. There were no
accidents and few delays.
The herald., 1897-07-11
Fitting the Mark

In our opinion the idleness prevalent In
what are wrongly called high circles, put
which should be rightly called money
circles, is the main cause of demo9aliz-
alton not only among our own wealthy
people but among wealthy classes all
over the world-National City Record.
The herald., 1897-07-11

At st. Louis, Thursday and Friday,
the thermometer registered 80 degrees
through the entire night. The st. Louisan
will come back after his blankets after
he dies
The herald., 1897-07-11

]. Bryan. The old style of politics where
everything was considered fair that was
said about ones political opponents is
out of date, and the Call should try and
mend its ways and get in the procession.
-Visalia Times
The herald., 1897-07-11

The Santa Monica Signal urges the
people of Los Angeles and Santa Monica
to get down to business in the matter
Of boulevard between the two cities.
1t says: "A good boulevard from Los
Angeles to Santa Monica is not merely
a summer necessity, but an all-the-year-
round need, and the sooner 1t is con-
the benefits necessarily resultant" The
boulevard would make more work for
the unemployed, too.
The herald., 1897-07-11
Encourage the Fad

1t is becoming fashionable down east
to employ men to do housework. AS
there are at present more than million
of us out of a job. we do not krow but
that eastern fad should be encouraged.
San Pedro American.
The herald., 1897-07-11

1t is SO hot in the east that smokers
light their cigars by merely drawing the
heated atmosphere through them.
The herald., 1897-07-11
Making Converts for Bryan

The Los Angeles Times is making con-
verts for Bryan daily by its senseless
ridicule. The country isin much greater
need of a rest from the Times than from
Bryan.-Santa Monica Outlook.
The herald., 1897-07-11
He Is a,Democrat a

Postmaster Mathews of Los Angeles
is good officer and public spirited cit
izen Too bad-he is a Democrat.-Pasa-
.dena News.
The herald., 1897-07-11

Some of the Christian Endeavor yells
are enough to scare the devil.
The herald., 1897-07-11
Tote Fair

The San Francisco Call ought to be
fair In its criticisms Of Hon. William
The herald., 1897-07-11
rbe place to Celebrate

The goldbug who is too sensitive to
hear sober discussion Of grave ma
The herald., 1897-07-11

spoke. or rather that he wrote that
sugar-coated article on wall Street,
Past, Present and Future"
The herald., 1897-07-11

only by the extinction of the race OF
bruisers ct i'd omne genus!
The herald., 1897-07-11
The Message

Los Angeles, Cal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-28
FOUR BOLD ROBBERS.
llighwaymen Stop a Trolley Car
Tip IN Pennsylvania.
THE CONDUCTOR SHOT DEAD.
Three shots Wcrr Tirrd NJ the Motor'
man, but Nanr Took Incct Tho
Msn E-capsi Auer iiohhing
She Man Thcy shot Dead.

Norristown, DC. ga trolley car
ON the schuylkn Valley Traction COM
pany line was held up by four highway
men at Swcdolaud. near hcu about 10
o'clock last night Conductor Charles
Holloway Of Nouistown refused togivo
up his money and wa shot dead. Thwe
shots wcrc fired &C Moioman Matthias,
but none took eject After uning the
body of tho conductor OF tho money and
gold watch and chain. the rubbcrs os-
capped
Thop wen four Wumon passengers in
the car whom lho highwaymrn covered
with their weapons, bat made no 90.
tempt to rob them. Tho men escaped
in the dirvcton of Philadelphia.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-28

Ymkum. Tex, Dec 60 Ed Bates 81
the mercantile firm " Bate. Bros of
Edgar rox, located nine miles from
Noakum. was shot four t.mos and sri.
ouly. 10 not fatally. wounded Christ.
mas night The cause Of the shooting
b. attributed io the fact that Bates bad
oplcrl -omc men who wDrc drunk tu
lclyu Do placo of business.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-28

Charlo tom. W Va. n5c at-Thr
hrgo who'd alc gruv HOUSE of loWi.
Hubbard s. Co.. was destroyed hy fire
early ,hls morning 1hg dw was ~ un.
known origin The hu dmg was valued
at t.o,O0o and was iu lu,i Tor SiOn.
Tho roo'ls vprp valued at SluO. 600 and
insured far t,0OA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-28

indiana Dee. g. Milton Neal and
his aCoI wife wcr shot 90 death by an
unknown assassin near Jacksonville,
mine mil southwest ~ here. some time
during Christmas Their bodies wcr
found 90 q O'Clock that night by their
son, Haur who was Ias.ing the house
and stopped Go pay a Christmas call ou
his rarut, Neal wa. one of the most
prominou and rruprous farmers in thl
vicinity Boz which be- lived.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-28

NlvuUIrr. Dec gi--Nu Mary Bar
uru, who W1. connected by marriage TO-
thp Family ol President Mckinley, IS
dDd. aul So Sho was born m DIR
work county, Antrim Her husband 3
mother Uas mmod Mckinley aud her
mother was a puur.1s., O. rlat,p o. Sir
Charles Douglass Mr nlmctts has.
hand, who namo was Stewart Mckn.
De-, BARNETT diel iny yars ago
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-28

Providence hc IA Camp stpci
electric car ran on and rushed down on
ucy sir'ct BIN with the g,'ed of an cx
pu,s train SUNDAY aud shot acrl,.
North Main .irvtanl into the corner OF
frame luldng Tho impact of Oh,
collision t,as sn great that some 90 On,
heavy irm work of the car was doubled
mp. and the CORNER po,t II On. building
which acted a. a buffet Tor thc runaway
ear, was lady .plntord That the oc
cupants ~ the car escaped with thot
lives h. remarkable.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-28

Now YORK nyc .t-Tlo largest CON.
mmu, to tho Houy Gowv memorial
fund.- which now r2cods flaUO aU
seth Low. sUOn, n o. WlIur hu.
musmm Eng. 5000; Tom l. John.
.Hn. slWOi Joseph Pulitzer iW0; an.
drpV Carnegie. $1,000, AuH Lows
$500, Thoua O. shaumb o0; d..
dur s.rtu.s. trn, John r. OmuIUd
s5u; OmriO Stewart smith $3.50; An.
som phelr. S,nlts $3.50, J. Kennedy
rul $3.50. Edmrl Slowul. $3.50
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-28
w. GATHh%IO MINI.
h5 ANN Damaging edy at a Missis-
AM aOm plantation Store.
NEGRO COMMITS THE DEED.
John Luohic Was Drained with a Gun
aud the nody Of sam Eskridge
Hiddied The Ticnd Escaped.
Othor Christmas killings.

Glondogn, Miss, Dec. Fla terrible
tragedy occurred Christmas day az the
plantation storc Of Charles l. Tanner,
threc miles from Glendom Details are
meagcr. bat Il Is learned that a negro
named Joe Hopkins, alias SNOWFALL, -
murdered John w Luckie and sam
Eskridgo two prominent white farmers,
and robbed the storo Of small amount.
Tho negro hminoi Luckio with shot
gun then irUd two barrels into the body
Of Eskridge Searching parties have
bccn organized and u Hopkins Is cap
turnd be- viii probably b. lynchod
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-28
Id coLlsEuM FlRE.
u o. Non said me Iirc Va. Caused
by Gasoline Explosion.

NN hA""tANf Ahfi"HfNNi
Chicago. DE. gi-Thc Coliseum.
which burned Christmas eve, was sot
ON fr byup.t dog Au explosion Of
gasoline SO tho dog on hu' Lolita, a
dancer in thc Cuban village, say. Frank
Murphy 1u omployc Ia tho X.my booth
told her that De- auod tho explosion
She says ho told tl,s to her and her
mother when ho called on them
about tho lou.httohc given che oahib.
ilor, Lolita aid;
Murphy told mo h1W the lr started.
10 was caused by ag explosion of raso.
lime iu The Nmy HI.t Amg lamp
was u.cl to Eight OBJ. io1.h, lut BE- was
mot considered ,umci 1t and the mau.
arlr of tho Show aut Cor o. gasoline
torh Murphy aid mn named Bow
m gave tho .aulInr tmrl 90 thc man.
arlr. and 90 about go Murphy carried
ina a.mllon cam o, gasoline TW hmu
was Burning clos, v, aud when Murphy
went 90 hll Dbl. mu.ne tUvh ln vu.
quite near thc burning hmp MORLEY
tho manager " the exhibit was con- d
ladder almost over tha hmp. arranging
thC dmpry ah1u' on, bo1fh Murphy
started 90 pour the gasoline into Oh,
tank u. tho torch. which bad NOT l.r
lifted, hut tlc huid caught frwu OBJ,
lamp uur ly ami won't mp iu o. pun
I Thtw wa. hit.r dog in fhe pllco cun
upciDl with the exhibit, when thp msn
/ lime r2flodcl the dog was cu,cpd viii
/ the burning ol Ihr puu hast usht
apund Boa iouo- and go iw 90 the dm
pary uf thr booth which hung to tm
now Quicker than % fash the whol
trimming of the Goth was on hrr. an,
/ thc blaze 500. r .ng o. Tho balcony
. whom mr show vas lu1fcd The mol
aluut ihc booths near lr un anil got OBJ
Dyt.uw.her. hut th. would mot work
a ho- wa. turned oI hut they Coui
. rgt u1 water
Cd NwlIr-. O. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
me to rot 0uf and We hld iust got O
. thc doo- when thc OBJ. tank that sop
piled OH. calcium h.hts iw tha urh
rope vaIHr exploited and tho place wa
'aml-sof flame
/ Lolita, rr about thc origin ol Oh
lu va- D.H' u.0J hy Iuu Hatfield
thU dnHs.
l. Murphy $500. ,..n. lut duIcd that On
| explosion Ol 60 oar of rl-nliuo Was Oh
I au. u. thr fro .. Thought ult IN
. duItu caught fN fwm o. cigarette q,
. cigar stump
"Thc wiriu off ihe fre vm le thr
. oueh'y investigated hy tho r1ieo an
/ w agents uf thc insurance pmuuie
and our company Will do an in itsrrl
t1 ..i,t Boz tho investigation " ad Ca
John r. uchu lu pr dent of Oh
Coliseum company 81 Do uot kuo
yot whether the hr, va, due to the I'd
of 900 inCrudmv ur not Dr. CONTINUES
although am Inclined to think DO wl
causl ly amc accident in tho Nuy
pictuU 1himt Aholt an I have hsf
that would Indicate nccndmu.m b.
leun CLEANED frm the nDWsnpr-
I'VE viii have n meeting of thc r
ccuivc committee ~ car c1mwny
once and tho subject uf rhwld.ng vi
douh,lc.. d. considered. tut frm win
I know 81 the temper uf che stool
holder. ana satisfied thnt uo such pr
ioct viii d. undertaken hv thom; "a
although che Coliseum tale fair o. d.
profitable myD imnut thIo who r
money inioit Dat. of rolr lost hau
hy destruction Ne lad lu-t quit
clear OF debt and Wrrc ina fair way
make money iu thD futuu
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-28

WashInrtop. nc g,.-Thc r'ccnl
Tragic death 0' Mis-, Leila Hcrlvrt. Oh,
daughter of nV cN.-vptlry of thr
navy, Is given asa uason for che sui
eide whieh oegWvd Sunday of Mis-.
Annie Virginia WchN ON accomplished
young lUiy woman und daughter OF
well known attorney, Tho youul
woman tU. herself thwugb tho bear
with hu twthors r,ulycr at Inv s.-i
dCuc' oI Der lthNrat l3ll North sinct
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-28

Waco. Tex, Die 2s-Ben Riddle was
shot twice through the thigh herr early
Sunday morning by End Jones The
affair occurred in "a saloon, and an the
parties werc drinking. Thore was no
luminosity between the men. and lt is
believed tho affair was caused by drink
Riddle. ounds Hrp considered seri1us,
and Jones Is held iu jail awaiting che w.
sulf.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-28

Bonham TEES, noc 2,-Tho rod flag
l. one hcc as "a wam'ng that scarlet
fOvcr b. iu town. TWAS Thought that
bonham was aid of that contagious dis
ease, bat d family just frum the north l.
supposed io have brought it hcc
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-28

Madid hc .;.-Tho lmmu.alurers
that in Wow Of the character of tho r'.
ply of United States Minister Wooilo.d
o. che uote of che Spanish government
m answer io thg inst communication OF
thU American government through him,
it is uong.ary GO incrasn tho Spanish
ncot as ataiu-t tho cycnimhty of a con.
Dict with thr United States.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-28

Chattanooga, DC. 25.-Wul aud John
Livingston, brothers, Of Blue Greek
mines, Ala. qulrcled while drinking,
over trivial matter, aud a fight was
prevented by the interference Of friends.
VIII, who was badly intoxicated, bor'
rowcd o. shotgun aud going home, poked
the murzlc thmugh a window and shot
John % death The murderer Is u
year Of age ana d now in jail a. Birm
ingham.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-28

Ko-,c. Tea, noc 2i-Hnb Robson
was shot in the stomach h,p ina "a.
loon Nat Ho.ton, che proprietor, gave
him.,lf ul and claimed Co haye dome tho
shooting 10 3, not known az prsni
whether llohson's wound Is mortal or
ur not
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-28

Nioon m n,c e,-Mack Clayton
and jefferson Parks i1u.htadlcl Co tLe
death at tbc htiu's llmr saturday
evening oycra 1lrmln. Clayton uscd a
pistol and Parks a knife Both wiz
dfa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-28

Ashoyilc, n. G., De 21.-Of the In.
iurad hv saturdays explosion Joseph
Finch b. m a pgcariuus condition, but
In all probability will live unless injury
from inhahng iira sets la.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-28

Rockville Tea, nyc 2,-l2ac Dur
rtt Wa, tho. and mortally wounlol at d
dmcc hera Tho nn entered tho bow.
cls. M. lsaihut j. unknown.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-28

Temple, Tex. Dee. 81 j. b. Rogers.
.ar'mstor at the Missouri Kansas and
'oas. ioll on en- yaul engine saturday
ght and was ggouud 10 picces honoaih
g. wheels
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-28

Guthrie. o. T., Dee 27-M ~
WEIGH, living near Altus, ION undcr the
vhocls % a load of cotton he was hanl.
Ing to nuirkot and was fatally crushed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-28

Sew Yms. noc 2i.-Mrs nalhnrlou
Boo'l sas, io O. resting quietly aua o.
b. somewhat letter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-25

Default was taken yesterday IN the CASE
OF ID. -. Barclay ". Ida +. Barclay.
The case Of ere city against the Spring
Efft Water Company wa* &&Atn po~st-
pons-s yesterday far week % agreement
Tae hearisa~ Of DAVID e Durtc's re-
peY- a. receiver for ire Queen Ctty
Printing Company has esea set fer NAY 4
Judge Benson <sgred ne forrsl .tses-
rssung yesterday e. f2vsr 81 GccrSe h.
Srnsfn FER en- against tNs Uu5er Trunk
line IN sccereanes with the verdict IN MS
court previously reported. which ~ss eor
DAMAGES s1ssAins~a ~ Smith In beng
struck hy q James street car.
Malcolm NacneugRu has Judgment
aasirs; Frank psiase e. al for 80. WITH
ra~ta Taaxe Mce~e signed the decree q
s9sssw~nes.f anH erssr % foreclosure yeSSsE
2ax Tee ~aH grew otas % rruEassSeES
rose OF sas sAte4 April L. lks-
Judge Meere yesterday aSs~s = secree
"A Fhs case ef the Preston Parton AtlitFg
Company o. al, Ns W. A haEf1n1 len :.
al ssftfnx ASIDE the 1e~9 90 Sonves 3 nee
s~@rrs pxvTtns-ton to Anaslssc. An8 gtxtaS
t-ar-n~rf agssasz Harrington fer 81 - q
regsnit In Tire case had been previously
eHssxwf.
"a. sorv~lstr,t IN the c&ss % Frank Mar
So ~ Davis kaufman - TX made Is
first aep~a -a1es in tie clerks Once sws-
Tsrssay although an Appearance = TIE
-. a. .1e4 .uue tkras sr@. TIE cos8-
rIslut SLOWS tn4g Shs salt - fer oA4sF.s@
- x1tr Il al~r~d to lie due Scr saTs ICES
peraoxxnxd IN clearing lana
T~,@ peep crwrk Cots sna COPPER Com
ra~yes case in ~aten & - satng TREASURER
hlslasoAn1af feF an .ccoanganS NAs 81
fsr hearing aAtors Judge Moore esserNaAxs
hMxsax hxxa conuag@a from aAss " es@Tses
xav bit b agreement 81 sSs ea&rrs@1 oXe~
u-til Nay IL IL estimated hat tns case
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-25

TNs following rev suits were nist yes-
sereay in the superior court:
Andrew Chilherys ss administrator OF
the estate Of Andrew Eascahl. Va tbs
Oregon Improvement Company Demurrer
OF oesardants, complaint not Gied.
Andrew S~ftieerg. administrator OF
the estate % Franz Emil Larson. We, thu
Oregon Improvement Corra-y-DeleGo-
ants demurrer, complaint rot flied
Sseeson A. Po~ Mil Company vs.. Rich
ard O Iaxa~~-Balsnos on goods sofd and
dsAverei kiT-.u.
lance NJ Colfnan and wife ". the Ccnn-
~ of ksrE-For cancellation OF assess
mens
Tno-nas rarrot Va. w. c. Ne.cn-Frorn-
tssory note. 1lUa
William If Russell W. the Seattle
Amusement Couspxny-Seryices rerforrns
ard money sdvanceds y.Ts csncellanoF.
OF r4crtgsg~ and appointment Of rvcetveF.
w u Hneus q &C, VI Stt1fsra Mlls
sompsay-<soods sod ard delivered
81 ssaS9
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-25

GeorKs Pearson received his sentences
yesterday from the LIPS OF Judge Aver,
now sitting Ia the criminal department.,
superior court. during Judge Jacobg abb
sence. II was for sixsy days In the county
Jail. IL will Do remembered that the pros
scouting Attorney at first fiied an informal
ton charging Pearson with grand larceny
I'm having stolen fan blower worth SO.
Pearson agreed to plead guilty U the
charge were reduced 70 petty larceny. Ac-
cordingly. the frs Information was with
drawn and another substituted charging
him with petty larceny, to which he plead
cd guilty several days ago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-25
Tailor Made Suits.

We want you 20 visit our suit de-
psrtnaent this week. We want you 70
see tho many attractions in this de-
wsrtnsnc Our display CT ladies'
gowns il not eanaiied anywhere. The
entire get-up Of cur garments In 80
Different frsEn those sAown elsewhere.
that IL is no wonder that al levers Of
the beautiful and correct In dress
should center their interests hsra
We are showing q tA4lor-rnads Etsn
suit, made CO good quality OK storm
Serge. Jacket silk Inca skirt psrc2-
line lined. velvet bound at ts.G.
Ladies' Talior-Tnads Suit maas OF
MIXED tar ard grey suitlng. fly front.
sscks: silk lined. skirt pwrSalsns liked.
velvet bound. at $40.
Ladies Tasisr-m2ds Suit. IN navy
ara black ehewiot ~ treat, Jacket
silk Ene1. skirt percalins lined. velvet
bound at race
Ladies TaIlor-macs Suit. IN nniret
Covert cioth. ~ srort. jacket silk
lius1. skirt rercatins lined velvet
bound. st szo.ec.
Ladies. fnn0r-rsce sufr. n navy
and black, storm serge. ry front jack
st sacket and skirt silk lined. velvet
bound, at sT7a.
Ladies' TalIor-rna6e SUIT. n black.
navy ard green serge. fy front tscsst.
saeksf ard skirt lined with change
: snss ts1eta. 81 f7aa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-25
5000 Feet of Garden Hose at 4e per Foot.
5000 Feet at IL per Foot.
II. g.. Niles Co rs...r Way. jas. s...- E.-.. Az.
1870 ~ - F1FEn,


g. which have been couvensentzy nuxs beg
60 T. - . ard =, and these VIII - fur
nished frcm shfs ONCE 70 al who may sp-
piy for them"
Ar. Meredith again expressed his wish
70 essabsish and cultivate the closes. Pos
s1oA rsiatious between this ofscs ana the
v9r1e1s soheca boards throughout tie
county. % a. TO Be able 10 serve the 81 4
0ueEsai interests o. the county 20 the bes.
asvantaxe. ard 20 cooperate with the ai-
rectors tn the discharye os "ths para
mount duty Of the stats. - pr0vsae for the
eduuation % the Children With this end
IN view he Ia row issuing q circular let
Ter srnoo1ging the foregoing suggestions.
IL win - Sent cut tsraorow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-25
Now Miuiuu Comp.pir.

Articles Of incorporation were fled yes
tsrasy In the auditors office for the fol-
lowing new mining companies.
Lucky Find Gold Mining Company
Capital stock. sI.6Qo. 600: trustees Theoph-
Illus Green. ]. X. Bowman, j. q. Smith,
"A. A. wisnviek and John Wallace.
Hamilton Gold Mining and Milling Com
Andrew TverSon. T. II. Koran. Charles K.
Powell and W. A. Eurlelgh.
sllserton Mining and Milling Company
Capital stock. s.. SO ope: trustees, NJ. s.
AcrehsusA. Frederick Bunch and J. p.
Gleason.
Golden Leaf Mining Ccmpnny-Capst.I
stock s@To 900; trustees g. II. Sanders.
0sotgs John Rlackmsa and ]. II. Young.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-25
Hosiery Savings.

TIVE pairs Of stockings fer ths price
Of ens In eur Offering fer Monday only.
We have had hosiery sales IN tbs past
Magnificent successes. too. But Z
downr.gat harwais giving 10 spprsci-
asez. this present hosiery ssls viii gar
pass al previous rs0erds. These
prices are for Monday oaiy.
nc dozen Is1ses Cotfon Hoss. fast
black. double sels. heel ard tee. rsEu-
ar 10 value. Msn1av only fse pair.
% 6oxen F'sfakcE1eszs' Fast Dye.
Doahgs salH. Heel and Toe Ladies'
Coefaa Eoaa. Ene1iam weight. made
especially for Es 70 retail for &c pair.
Every pair stamped wlxh cur name
asa xaarartee. A0nsay wa Will sci
above for 70 pair. Made lH Anaraca
- American vorkr-en.
s. dszen Ladies Lightweight Cotton
Hose. Asrrss6orf dye. double Sole. heel
ard te@. regular price &c pair. On sals
Ason4zy. enc eay onty. sc pair. Cone
early.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-25
An nIA Cane

A case was called TO be set on the trial
calendar yesterday in Judge Moors's court
In the ordinary routine Of business. Tho
attorney went 20 the clerks office for ths
files. He said: II want the papers Ia No.
5000 As the current numbers on file are
new running IA the q. 90. the clerk sug-
gested that the figure z had been omitted.
bat II turned cut the attorney WAS right.
the case dating - far back a. ISs2