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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05

CITY TREASURER NOTICE-Clty %
Seattle.-Nottce IS hereby given thar the
Ind annual trstallmenE % local improve
Ui0ll district No. t0 for fhe improve
went q Randolph Street IL The City x
seattle from Madison Street 70 BAN
croft street under the provisions % or
dlnauce No. &a5@. Which provides for the
improvement % said street bE grading
the same and constructing sidewalks
or ooth sides thereof with parking strips
between sidewalks and property lines
and providing Tor the payment therefor
n tnstsllrDeuts and establishing a fund
FER such payment by the levying and
collection OK special asses Sglents upon
the property benefited By the improve
nlent. and providing for the issuance %
bonds as authorized by an act % the
legislature q the State 81 Washington.
approved Aarc1 SIN. 1SE. and under The
provisions q ordinance No. G3f9 ap-
proved May sth lss4 as amended by or
einance No ai5A approved July uth.
ISL has been duly certified 70 me for
collection. and the respective sums
therein charged and levied against each
parcel and lot Of land. and part thereof
n said district. IL payment q such IT.
staiimeUt remains unpaid. and the same.
including the interest on the whole
amount charged must he paid on CT be-
fore the Seventh day u March 1S9T.
uiess payment be made on such in
stallnleEt on or before the Seventh day
OF March. 1897 the same shah become
delinquent and shall bear interest al Ehe
EAte o. nine per cent per dnu01n. until
paid, and II not paid before said time.
penalty OF five 50 per cent shall -
added. and the sums delinquent shall be
entered on the annual tax roll for ma
current year against each LOT and parcel
ot land. and part thereof. 80 delinquent.
and with The interest and penalty shall
be collected as other taxes. together
with such additional charges or penal
ties as are authorized 20 BE- charged and
collected on other delinquent taxes ard
each iot or "a rrel az land 50 ieEinnuert
shall be sold for the amount az such as
sessment. with interest penalty and
costs. IN the manner provided hV law.
GEORGE r MEACHAM
City Treasurer Or the CITY cf Seattle.
Date Of lst publication, February 5fh,
lss1
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xoTrcr TO CONTRACTORS

OFFICE oF CoNSTR1-gTfNG oY-AP-
trruaster. spokane Was-.-Etou. Jams
any j. lss. @ea le'i proposals IN t-0H.
Saturday. February l4 1877 ana 90,
c~e0ed tu fNe presence 90 attending Ht4-
at-s f3r caHefrf3e'!rc plumbing ras
rtftrF ans steam heating. az f-a new
military uosr uesr SPOKANE Wash -
four double sets etf5ce~s' quarters s-s
feehle ser ucu-reC11 -iset-~@f 1Ti-.-s.
quarters ans one t0o-~anrany harra-x
hr#.t-r Plans sH3 sra-t@ tf-~s A. a
fa't information wi,l he furnished en- s--
T.t-arta- re tHl~ aW.ce or az gre OMAR
teFr1asftT.e &c .ree in Chicago M set.
pRal rn- and Seattle. W8s1 TNe
1rtsef States reserves the vlrh- On 49,
cert er reject any NJ aI u-8uo=af4 @~
any rzrs thereof Fnvefoaes sAr7ffs -
irGrrse7 Proposals far ------- !,
ans addresses go the uuders r~a8 u
~ Nf.e~ car. ara A = " n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05

CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE-CIty OF
Seattie--Nottce is hereby given that The
Z0d annual installmenI u local improve
ment district No. - for the improve
% Seattle, from Bradley Street North TO
Ninth Street under tne provisions of or
oluance No. s@5&. which provides for ire
improvement OF said street by grading
the same and constructing sidewalks
on both sides thereof and providing for
The payment therefor in instaitments
and establishing fund for such pay
Ueut By the lcVy3nE and collection %
special assessments upon the property
benefited by the Improvement. and pro-
FldIuZ Tor the issuance of bonds as al.-
thorized oy an aet ~ the legislature =
the state OK Washington. approved
March 9Th. lss3. and under the pr1Vis-
ions Of ordinance No. 83&s approved
Alay 'th. l.f. az amended by ordinance
No $40. approved July 1lth ls94 has
been duly certified TO me for collection.
and the respective sums therein charged
and levied sgaiust each parcel and lot
OF land. and part thereof. IN said dis
remains unpaid. and the same including
the interest on the whole amount
charged must ne paid on or before
Seventh day OF March 1897 Unless pay
men1 be made on such ins'ailu1ent on ar
before the Seventh day 81 March 1887
the same shall become delinquent and
snail bear interest ~ the rate OF nine
per cent. per ann3m. uat1 paid ard fl
rot paid before said tine. a penalty az
i've - per cent. shah be added ard tine
sums delinquent shall be entered an the
annual tax roll for the current year
against each lot ard marcel ~ lart.
and part thereof so delinquent and
with fhe interest and penalty snaf -
collected as other taxes together with
such additional charges ar penalties as
are authorized 20 ~ charged ard rot-
leCfed on other delinquent taxes ard
each lof or parcel % land 30 aefiuotent
snail he sold for -he amount ~ such
assessment. WITH interest. penalty and
costs, in the manner provided av lawf
GEORGE r NEACHAsf
city Treasurer - tna city o. Seattle
Date q IL publication. February 9Th,
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CITY TREasU RER's $OTICE-Taa FOL
lowing cts warrants viii 81 paid ugon
presentation al the City traascrar'a a.
- .v-.l-..t-- avs vii
from tEr a-st publication % tins notice.
second series SALARY fu1d Nos Hf5
55ss 1851. part payment. Ts10
GEORGE r. EEACuAN
Cfty Treasurer % tHe cry o. saattfa
Date " Arst publication. January gsh.
1881.
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EGGS, POULTRY, ETC.

send T-cent stamp for Illustrates rata-
lgae. J. c. Curlstisn L. Son. Fo-t T0wns-
sri. Wash.
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T rrtsr . aers9rs @1rreer f1ssrEk1- -
re.fe@x order gh@ss hesafng4 fns ss-n@
eeos6 De lsFs - ne 19ssrsss 1gee =
TITS pare. &c charge = zacs foT E1Ga
notices.
raaersl -osfo~s. -sssEafsr-s o. athe- sgs-
ga arFe1Eesrzssts ~ - fkzrEe4 - -
r@fs Of - rsrss S&T sars saE1 2E4@rta1-s
poi ~ = - Il ~ k<Sfsf@Es CO
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{. fTes - NJ 1@ON-Tr E~a4tle TTsfrssf3NT.
Fsurlzsrv 9 feg1 sf fbs rsasse-ee % 80
s~setseErx eaerrTsran new. EzrTfE 4
LARGO g Fsftn sW@rae. ~. AaaF
f.ssnn sn4 Mes Mese %eisea. eotn e
TrsFx1fn WH#H
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05

AUCTION SALEAt Arlington szses-
ro1rns First avenue. On Frsaay FeSru-
sry 5Lh a. i a'c4oek. consisting u bed
rogrz suites. Brussels ard tapestry en-
pets dining extension tables uDhoI-
Ste-ed chairs ard s@trees rockerS ard
II 2 chairs heating and coekir<
stoves chairs glass ard ehf-a ware
etc etc p c Baker. Auc-zcra@r.
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AUCTION

AUCTION sAE1E.-Rscksrtoz a Boyle vi
sea az uGAEt- suetsc- Saturday. F-es-
rGsrr So AZ n tn s. VIC Queen
Anne aVe-ue formerly -e-up4-aF NJ
Street a. Ire hc2se1a15 furniture, cor
sts--GE n rar- IS fellows Ee& se-s
SIDE 11ar- rocSa-s e1a1rs. carpets cur
tat1s. stoves glassware. erockE-y.
l2-rs- exc. e&r- E3cEar.ez & Eoyle
4 zcr5o-esrs
Take North Seattle ar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05

IArPCIr%DED STOCK EOTTCE-The "a
lowing described horse. placed III ne 49,
pound on January II. 1871 ALL b. 80
az pgh.ie auction % the highest bidder
Cor cash in hans. % pay cost ~ In
pounding AID Advertising SATURDAY
Feoreary e. 1877. a, 50 o'clock a. "a =;
tne front oooF q police headquarters
corner u Tnlr4 street and Ees.er nay:
One white horse. Years Old
TIE owner o. me atave described horss
beng - ne unknown.
e. :. REED. chief - Police
Date q AESt publication, January =. 1887.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05

Transacis a savings bank business ex-
ciusiveiy.
Depcsits received from 81 10 1900
Interest allowed per aunum 81 per
cent an term deposits. per cent. CO cf-
dirar ~ deposits.
Dividends declared last days % MRY ani
November. Loans made on real sstAts or
approved cola terals only.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05
sASTED-sEcoxD-HAND CLOTHING.

li4 West Main. pays
highez- cash prices fer seUuu6-s2na
clothing Cal az send postal. imnsedaga
attention VIII he given
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL. BANK
OF SEATTLE
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MRS. A. KING 7oS Fourth avenue: lrs.-
csass work, prices reasonable
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REWARD.

A reward % so VII Be pad for fnfor-
nnahon leading 70 the arrest and conEtc-
tioa OF any one stealing copies or TIE
Fo<t-intslliEsucer delivered 70 s1Dscfapefs
throughout the city
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Capital stock paid in........s $500
surplus ..-.. .-.-----...-..s.--. s@,o1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05

Ccrreepondence in an the principal cities
In the United states and Europe.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.

and complete stock dry plates and . ms.
s~pA use dark rooms for changing Wash
f~rtar Dental and PbotoEra pntc supply
CO I'll Columbia. opposite postoTlcs-
r " PARKER & co. fresh 0aper and
plates. everything used in Photography:
~s ~- -4t ogre.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05
FoR RENT-FARMs.

ron RENT-FARNs
FOR RENT-Raneh ON Orcas island. 7sa
acres. ser acres improved small orchard
bearing house. barn. IL miles gror
school and Church. have same for Z az 8
years for improvements. Box So. Fair
haven. Wash
FOR RENT-Farm half mile from
fF1HEhtau hVe-roow house oflrhvfa-
furs bearing orchard. trr acres Frus
rrrrn ray- e-ef state ~ cultivation.
rffv dollars N1 Y-sier way
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ct NDRIEs.

VARIETY IEoN WORKS Seattle: man
ufar-urers ari founders speri Ties
plumbers goods stove repairs afr-fiKht
steve outings Ag7t ard heavy machin-
~ -.e..-zs
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY.
e~r5~eers ard contractors: bridge bull4-
ing dredging harbor improvements and
-a-araf contracting. Charles street and
F4rer avenue south
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY builders
~ brfdzes FOR railroads and highways.
-,ifs driving trssfle ard wharf hfiifSs1g
re Seattle National Rank building
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MEDIC Al.


ROCKY MOUNTAIN SAGE viii cure Ia
GRIPPE. and IL is A great tonic and
specific for bil0usness. colds. fevers.
chilis liver and kidney complaint
malaria. general debility. etc Try L.
Price. ~ cents Rocky Mountain sage
Co. London. New York and Chicago.
For sale by Stewart & Holmes Drug
Co Seattle wholesale agents.
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ron HENT-oFFICEs

FOR RENT-At low rates: fne suite %
five outside rooms. On second floor -
washington Territory inTest n1nnt Gem
rany.s bv}l3tfg. AZ corner OF Cherry ard
second streets over PoEt-tnte.4IEeueer
Apply room Is
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Jacob Furth ....---.--..-...........Pr eSidsns
r. O. NeuftIder. Presided
r. V. Ankeny- ........-..-....-.......Ca Cashier
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lIFR noAr> 90 GAINaNIz1nc
DHEISG AND CLEANING.

san FRANCISCO DYE WORKS. e. So
eo1. Telephone. Red ~
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MERCHANT TaILoRs.

CHOT CHUNG co. 1915 Second. between
Pike Aa9 Cnloa- Prices reduced
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sNT-~NTs-Ta r@-f SIX % -zc-s eNKe Eas-
ara zers fer 9za seek Tseo-z a -
$50 r-ua rc1 1Fss -zrse-z
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TRUNk FACTORY
rMnRELLA KEpAIRING-

IA.s E---G.AS &tan-sac.ured. recovered
ana repaired genera. repairing. "a CO.
81 u1.A sf-Re. -ro@soa Bros
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DR.. A. 3. KIBBE ocul.st auVist and
physician for diseases % the tbroat: re-
moved 10 rooms 5zs-E7 Bailey building,
corner Second and Cherry streets
Ok STiLLSOS. eye. ear. nose and throat
Hallsr building corner - ard Columbia
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Dr. FLEI = HER D@utsche s-1E sa.-
ctslgy surgery gszIt1-uvinary and -
Eaie diseases 0-lee. Cotts;stz osccz.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP COS
STEAMER WrLLAPA.
Capt. George Roberts.
Leaving Seattle for Alaska February :
is81 a. % o'clock. ard every fifteen days
thereafter.
For freight and passenger rates appiy
= CARROLL. AGENT.
Schwa barher Dock Tel Pike q
CHARLES r PEABODY, General Aan-
ager. Seattle.
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NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE
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WIRE W oRks.

WASHINGTON WIRE WORKS 1f1 s8y-5
Thlra. everything "a w.re Ornamental
iron work. telephone. Red l6-
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GRAIN AND STOCK EXCHANGE

SEATTLE GRAIN AND STOCK ny
chanza. = 81 AZ block grain. u-o.i-
ssors. stocks. or Ua~gin- Tel. Main -
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-24

The INDEX labors for your interest
N many ways Do you support the
lNOEx7
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-24
WILLOW CREEK MINES.

The Willow Creek mining district is
ALWAYS full OF interest to the people OF
the upper Payette Valley for the reason
that upon the tnal out come OF that
camp depends in large measure. the
future prosperity q this part OF the
country. To the visitor from En-
nett. going to the mines. the first i'm
preston received is the crying need for
some improS ements on the road leading
from this place to the camp. Up through
Sand Hollow the road needs something
like dozen culverts aud considerable
leveling aud GRADING. but after leaving
the Hollow and until the summit is
reached largs. amount of work 5 need
I'd 10 make the road passable for teams
OF any description. Teams now cannot
follow the road at all ard the route over
which the travel is forced Is such that
no load can be hauled The people OF
Emmett should take hold Of this road
matter at once and see to it that the
road is placed in such condition that the
miners Of West View district. who as
rule would prefer TO trade here. can be
able TO do 50. We need their trade they
need our goods and produce and pass
able road is necessary to bring about
satisfactory business relations between
the two points
The writer visited Pearla few days ago
and found the people there full of faith
in their camp aud hopeful Of healthy
boom during the coming summer.
The Dewey Company is working about
10 men on the Judas aud Easter claims.
The shaft on the former claim is now
down nearly 200 feet and work is being
prosecuted as vigorously As possible
Three eight hour shifts are worked on
, each Of the company's claims. The
Easter iunnel is in about $50 feet and II
is expected that the vein will De reached
within the next iJ0 feet. A new boiler
pump and hoisiing machinery mas beer
ordered for the Judas and will be plac
ed IN position within a few weeks
The character Of work being done in both
tunnel and shaft Is such as 10 leave q,
doubt in the mind Of the observer tha
the work is expected 10 te permanent
Mr.. William Sa~le who has charge o
; the timber work since the COMPANY D.
gan operations has just cause TO b.
3 proud Of his work. The umbering ir
the shaft is as true as plumb-bob. squar'
and skilled labor can make il.
The last Chance mine. owned by Breu
p nan x Hall is working right along
taking out ore for shipment 10 Denver
This company shipped carload som'
: time ago. and while the returns from
\ tina, gave nrat profit il Is exrecte'
n that The next shipment will BE- much
\ more satisfactory a. tSe ore IS o-in:
i. sorted uuch mvrr ci,.srIy than tuC urs
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-24
ARsoR DAY PROCLAMATION.

Whereas. The beautiful and praise
worthy custom Of planting trees with
each recurrence Of the growing season
has been recognized by the Legislature
Of our State in formal enactment de-
signaling that ''the Friday following
the first Of May in each year shall here
after De known throughout this State
as Arbor Day"
Now. Therefore. Frank Steunenberg
Governor Of the state Of Idaho. do here
BY designate. and proclaim Friday. the
seventh day u May. 1897 to be observed
as Aroor day In the State Of Idaho. An
other provision Of the Statute SAYS; 1T
shall be the duty Of the authorities Of
every public school in this State to as
semble the scholars in their charge
cn that day In the school building. OF
elsewhere. they may deem proper. and
TO provide for and conduct. under the
general supervision Of ihe County Suprr-
intendents Of public Instruction. such
exercises as shall tend 20 encourage The
planting, projection and preservation
OF trees and shrubs. and an acquaint.
sBce with she best methods to be adopt
ed 20 accomplish such results"
recommend thar not only the author
lilies. but all Glasses. join 10 an effort Il
carry out the spirit OF this useful aud
beneficial legislation 10 the end that the
surroundings Of our public institutions
be bcautihed. our highways adorned aud
the love OF nature and her wonderful
works stimulated and refreshed
Given under nv hand and the Gres'
Seal of the state Of Idaho. at Boise. this
2nd day Of April. \. d.. 1897.
FRANK SrEUNENBERc.
GoNeruor 0l the state of icaho
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number OF others seriously injured.
The building was OF brick and was one
OF the oldest In the city. Il was owned
by John Brosdbenf.
james Patton, OF near FaIxs Store.
while driving In bunch OF horses one
day last week vas attacked by vicious
stallion and sustained several severe
flesh wounds from the encounter. Most
Of his clothing was torn of and MS body
and limbs were badly lzcerated. The
horse is Dig brute and is known as the
most vicious beast on that range
AT the election held by Co.. A. I.
y. G.. on Saturday evening last. TO fll
the vacancy occasloned by the resigna-
tion Of ID. A. Smifhson. T. K Little.
was unanimously chosen to the position.
Captain Little had valuable military
experience in Chicago aud is conceded
to be well equipped for the important
position he holds.-Caldwell Record.
The social club met Wednesday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Carter. Twenty four members andprox.
les were present and the full number Of
games Of Might've were played after
which the company was entertained
with some skillful feats in legerdemain
with DIR. Lutz in the role Of professor o.
the black art. The evening is reported
as one Of the most enjoyable Of the
series.
R NJ. Gwinn reports that while he
finds considerable san Jose scale in this
vicinity thai he is more than plrased
with the hearty manner in which
Que people seem disposed 70 assist
him in complying with the law in
regard TO the eradication Of this pest.
Every one. he says is willing TO do their
part toward stamping out the pest. and
he thinks that by a united effort for the
next year the orchards Of this section
Will be comparatively clean.
B. r. l.. Poston. who has lately
been at work repairing the county
bridge at Parma. on Lower Boise river
has lost his job. When the late riss
came the channel Of the river changed
and left the bridge. pile driver anc
bridge crew standing on dr. land. Il
Boise river cuts uD many more sUci
monkey shines" il might De well 70
our county commissioners to condemn
!. e. dzm(u). the Old stream at the Adj
county line and allow u 10 no more fiov
through Canyon county. It's only
bill Of expense anyhow.
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shipment was. This tunnel Is now in
302 feet and the vein shows 20 inches OF
good shipping or. The owners will
doubtless realize handsome dividends
from their property this season. The
Cbeckmate property which has been
idle since January 1st will start up IN
few days as will the Emmett and sever
al other properties.
The camp now has four or five grocery
and other stores, one meat market. three
saloons TWO good hotels. one photograph
gallery. etc !. G. Shepherd Of this
place WIN has been in the roduce busi-
ness there for over year has lately ad-
ded neat line Of groceries and can fur
nIsh his patrons with everything they
need TO eat Russ Walters the pioneer
merchant is busy with his store and the
post Office business. and .he Rigd0n
hotel and MInton house both furnish
excellent meals snd good beds At mod
crate price. sam Birdwell, Jake Decker
and Jensen 4 Hinton are dealers in
liquid refreshments and all run first
class houses, the camp - far being with
out dives
The Willow creek and Rock creek dis
tricts both give promise Of good sum
mer and II the people Of Emmett are
alive 10 their interests they will do every
thing possible to bring about closer busi-
ness relations between the two places.
THE EGG s<gAksSG ENTERTAINMENT
The entertainment given Tuesday
evening in t..e Methodist church was a
pronounced success. The program a.
published in these columns last week
was rendered In an excellent manner
and in addition to the previously pub
li-hed program. Zella Wardwell. Lille
Langroise. Nellie Stuart and Stella Bak-
rr. four little tots, made heir first ap-
appearance as recitationists in a mosl
pleasing manner.
The selections both songs and recita.
tions we're new and every part Of the
lengthy program was thoroughly en-.
joyed by the audience
Il would BE- useless to attempt 10 give
each performer particular mention a,
every one did So well that il would BE- 4
hard matter to decide which was mos
deserving Of praise. The last song o
the evening was perhaps the mos
thoroughly enjoyed by the audience ans
the chorus WAS swellrd BY fcrty VOICE,
ranging all the wav from the wee tot.
of five or SIX wears up to the minister o
the congregation and SINE Of the bes
trained voices In the town. The son.
was genuine old southern negro mel
ody ''Brudder Eben Coich a Coon. ans
the encore showed how the audience
enjoyed il.
A feature OF the evening wss the ~Eg.
Breaking" and when The frail shells wer
fractured the hoard OF dimes aud nickle
which were counted out Of the DO.
amounted TO several dollars in the AZ
gregaie. Rev. Conner and Mrs. Hamil
ton. who We understand had charge o
the preparations for the evenings enjoy
ment are deserving Of mu-h praise f.
. the thorough manner In which the
had trained the youthful performers
) and perfected all other arrangement.
= The church was handsomely decoral
; ed Tor the occasion
! The total receipts OF the rvenin
r ammounted to sl9.70 Of which sISC
{ was clear.
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TARIFF FOR REVENUE OR PROTECTION,

Does not affect prices Of our goods purchased
in January and February when Clothing reach
ed its lowest ebb. We are prepared to prove
every statement we make.