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Kindergarten Training Class.

The commencement exercises OF the
Seattle ksg1dergarten training class viii rs
he'd next Saturday Afternoon at o'clock
az the free kindergarten rooms on the
corner OF Seventh and Man street. All
VINO are interested n the kindergarten
work in the city are cordially invited 70 be
present. Rev. j. +. -. Lsw1d end Rev.
George Lee have consented % be present
and take part in the programme Tor the
afternoon. The occasion Will afford an
epaortunisy - those present not only %
enjoy the Interesting programme prepAr-
a. bat II view the building and grounds
wh!st have been greatly improved by the
ualMc sehoo. boar1.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE srFPrRTf,P ccTTp-


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or TuF
state q Washington fer the res,rs,xy -
hinge-lsiacy l. Lansing pIafrf5fv -
rank K. Lansing. defendant Nc = -
summons ~ Publication.
Frank T.. Lansing, defendant:
You are hereby sLsn sszrnea 20 arr,e,-
within sixty days after ire data ~ lie
frst publication Of this summons fnvrf.
ElEh!n sixty days after the I'd dav ~
Mag, !. ID. isS, and defend the .fso,.s
emitted acton In Trio above entitled ~ofy,
and answer the complaint Of the s.;afr.s IN
and serve copy nf your answe- strssr
.hs UNDERSIGNED attorneys for plaintiff a.
their 0nAce below stated ard IN 49, r.
your failure ~ to do. tudzrnert wIIt h.
rendered against you aceerdsng 10 she ae-
TnanG - the complaint snisa has 49,
nled WIN the clerk q said court. The Oh
teet OF The said action. GET forth 4, tns
comp laints is as follows. To dtssotys .hs
marriage relation between praint.T ara
defendant. on the GROUND OF ahandonpsay,
of pialnftn By defendant and faisgIra ~
dstendart 10 support plaintiff or her chit
dren. also to be awarded soc care a,s
custody or said children. anu
SMITH & COLE
Attorneys for PiaiuFig
+. Q. address: 4s-4s Boston hIclrE &C.
attlf. Wash.
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knixth. Of pxthia..

Lodge No 81 held an enthus,astIc con-
vention Wednesday evening 70 the thor
ough enjoyment or many visitors ana
members ia <eennor, e. G., presided.
The ordinary business was quickly dis
PATCHED and the rank OF page conferred on
TWO candidates in an efficient manner ana
Immediately after lodge was Closed ana
socia, session WAS held.
pro.her Fred II. Brooks. the California
roet ard hurnor.at, WIS present and along
with Brothers Parker and Beckoow gave
some slrst class recitations. Brother Q. M.
Moore presided.
Grand Chancellor pr. T., Weldon Young
made himself more popular than ever by
his effort. Next Wednesday the rank OF
esquire will he conferred. Visitors Spec
tally invited.
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extensive practice ana great reputation by
successfully treating and curing thousands
OF patients whose diseases did not yield 10
ordinary treatment administered by the
family doctors. These specialists cure all
chronic nervous and obscure diseases. dys-
pepsia. rheumatism, all diseases of the liv-
or. kidneys. throat and lungs gen!to-urin-
AIRY diseases. structure. vaTicOcele. hydro
CeIe. spermatorrhoea and impotency, all
wasting diseases and al delicate disorders
peculiar to either sex positively cured, as
well as all functional disorders resulting
from youthful fuiles the excess of ma
ture years AL skin and bleed diseases.
facial biemisdes. warts. moles. superffuous
hair tunors and all deformities removed.
Special attention 20 diseases of women. r.
regular or painful nenstruati0n and all
uterine troubles requiring expert medica!
or surgical skill. All forms OF nervous de-
hil!ty and ali ailments arising from
q weakened and irritable nervous system.
Many diseased conditions will Weld only
10 proper surgical interference which * al
ways performed IN the most delicate and
ektn!4l manner by these scientific special
is:s who are able 10 diagnose nj once your
diseases thus era bling them TO cure where
other doctors fail who do not understand
your system. Long experience with uupar-
al'esei success = fne bees l. E-erce % do
tors skill Consult the oldest AID most
experienced specialists on the coast. or
write describing your case. EoDsulta ton
and examination free Hours II 20 i2:so.
3 90 = : 30 s Collins Block Seattle. Wash.
G. ) Merrill NJ d. and associates. con-
s3ltiag physicians.
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The Modern wcoauaen OF America he'd
an Interesting meeting of the camp last
Thursday evening. TAa school ef sastrpc-
tton fer deputies he}d IN Seattle wessres-
day and Thursday brought 10 the city all
the deputies working teg the order IN the
state of Washington. and also the head
physician. DIR, g A. Mccc,issrs. from Mn
SsaEsalis. together with many visiting
nefghoors from nearby cities were
present. The attendance Thursday even
iny was tAs largest assembly OF Modern
WooaSneH ever held In the eSate 90 wash
ingson. The hall was oiled With local and
visiting neigAhoEs. who had assembled 10
see an eNenAalssAcasioa 81 the secret werk
ard ea1oy taa social session. Several cam
dadases had learned thar special work
Was 10 be given and DELAYED theIr own
adoption untti a more quiet season. Tue
officers and driA team realized that they
were observed by y hest ~ Observers.
TIE ceremony of adoption was goao
through with without 4 hitch or delay on
the part OF any one. ard the entire work
was voted 8 grand success The drsl
team did especially So0d work aGd were
heartily congratulated by all. Head
Physician MeCollom Acknowledged that
with the exception OF one camp in thu
cry OF Minneapolis she work was done as
well as any OF the other twelve camps OF
the -four city. One enthusiastic Modern
Wocdman from Tacoma offered TO guar
antes ell of the expenses OF the team to
thar city to assist IN the work there.
After the adoption ceremony was over
the camp INDUCED In social session un-
I'll late hour. Speeches by the head
physician and deputies. the state deputy
and visitors were listened 70 with inter
est. Among those present from abroad
were: DR.. =. A. McColIom. head physi-
clan. Minneapolis: the following deputies
from different points Ia the state: E. r.
Sprague. r. Il. Campbell, Fred c. Miller.
II. E. Lower ]. l. Brown, James q. Dick
son. j. c. Dore. l.. T. Dodge and state
Deputy c. ID. Elliott; DIR, Stewart and
several others from Tacoma. G. O.
Smyth, = Bateman and others. from Ev-
erett. While the Modern Woodmen OF
America have only been organized in the
state OF Washington for eight months. all
ready twenty-foar camps are established.
and the state has made the best record
OF any of the new states added to tbs
jurisdiction at the last meeting of the
head camp.
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Ancient order of Fore@tcrs.

Court FfiaF Tuck No IA fnet 9n ThuT%-
aav evening al MA4satc temple, ard ins
tIa:e9 twenty-five nv uleH5aers -. ~
Ranger ifesketh 5fcailet. and ~fas aely
recorded By ths other ol-.ri4ss- Tae !rll.a-
tory ceren4g1y being concludes. sslItsh-
rnerts were served and IN OIL fashioned
goof time was enjoyed by ell pfeoat.
The new Numbers included some OF the
leading business nFn " Cur clty. ard
made an excellent showing Many visit-
sns p'9reatFrs S.."@ present asd eoEnme0t-
ID fsv5rah3y on the s,,ss.ness Ike mAnae1
IN wf.tch This court is ru1
Election ~ eflcers siH take Dlass a; he
next meeting. Nj ADc.e1t Fcfssfe1s cos-
Ss.tEv .sv!1sd.
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Meeting of Volunteers.

4 rneeting of the members OF Capt. Ter
rvs company Of volunteers viii be htid
4. the ar!nory tomorrow nigh; Tor the p0s-
,soSe Of eleciiag 6 second lieutenant A
large attendance u desired.
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Z arsss payment - made on su-A s-..an-
shsl< 81 Or DafSrs the srss day az Isf~
80 tss SANE seall bsexsgss sfessnrs,Sr,s s-f
x3AaA Gear Interest Al Sae rsfs ~ -
csas- rEF sraan Enfii pad ard II ngs
kaS0 czEore said time. a peaattY ~ gva
- per eest. slsak b. 2s5dea ard sss ssss,s.
deaiaggs'lz shah be entered On ~ anr,ssi
TAX r9.l Tor Fne current year axasrxr - -
iot sne parctl % land. and part fber-r1<
80 dslaaquen1. and with ihe sr,.ars~t ass
peaa1tz snaIl Be coiiecseG as ether farSe
tox-sner VITA sacr additional caarxa~ ~
p@nsSses a. are authorized 80 be- rsa~zes
ard collected on other sfsasrnra,s - =
ssd escn lof or Tssrcsi CT land 20 ese.irgner,,
snaH ne solG for the amount OF ss.Ak a..
r. sssl'f.al. NItn interest: penalty ard costs
A. r. FO1TE
city Treasurer % the City ~ Seasffa
~. o. Us. E1bslca ston. Jane "a fsx
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A. o. 4. w.

AT Columbia Lodge. No. :. on last Err
day evening one candidate was instructed
in the Junior Workman degree.
Under the head OF nomination and elec-
ton the following officers were elected:
A. II Grout, master workman: joseph
Garbutt, foreman; ]. r. Profit. overseeri
c. e Bowman, recorder; William NJ
Goodman, financler; 5. @. Benedict. re-
ee.var X. l.. Hiitbonner. guide. Thomas
j. McGu.Tk. inside watch; 7. NJ. Cram
ney. outside watch; ID. A. Mitchell and
William l.. Ludlow. medical examiners
Under the head OF Good OF the order
shart talks were made by /. Z. Rich and
others At the close of the session the
entertainment committee passed around
cigars. and whist was the order OF the
evening until the last car. On next Fri
day evening the members are expecting
literary treat in the form or a lecture To
be given at that time by JOAN j. Forda.
Of the jurisdiction of Massachusetts Ihe
lodge has expressed theft appreciation
for valuable assistance on Memorial day
rendered by the ladies or the Degree OF
Honor OF Lodges Nos, :. ,. and for
kindness in the preparation of iiowers
and help In decorating the graves or de-
ceased brothers; Brother f. X. Butter
worth for the use Of flags and other Ia
vnrs and 10 the decorating and parade
committee.
Evergreen Lodge. No. 80. nominated Of
fcers for the ensuing year Friday night,
and the election which viii take place On
the same evening OF this week, VIII Do
followed by a smoker.
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An Instrument Of Torture

Is sross rsa%s ga t1e plan Of BE asovr. with .
Ae7ky steel q grga nsssd. weil Ancw Il yea
have teen "a the AansE 81 wearing one. Throw 10
away. Ahy viii sea e@nfiaae seAr4nx saSa aa
INSTRUMENT q sGTsura u Hea esa f8ras~h yoa
. rsass sfsesea = tEaSs vsthoai anv iron hocps or
steel ~ .tsss ao1as - 1l oes watch FRAY cs wv<a
With ease &ac cafszsort y stsftE AMI aAYe
As fer gt7-E~ @HN pIERrhs~ PATENT
MAGNETIC kLAsgfC TRUSS has secoEa-
rsisaed AuJ>AS nSf - IS an l. Il CEEiC Irasss
ine onay geEaf1e aa2 sncrssssGi ene ever ,Rsense:
arr has eren Seli s0r 2Ee past INES S-fWo
years II tapta ed Il ~4A pay Yea 30 investigate
81 once. Consultation frse. Tru<ses EFsea without
extra casrxs. Cal send &c Ia STAMPS for eur
New SOCK GA RaptorS Tbs naak also describes
oaT View Appliances Tor PtLkSs NASlCoSE
VEINS etc.
MAGNETIC ELASTIC TRUSS Co.
Go Market street. san francisco.
Seattle OSsce, Hootas and >GAilvaa B,ocS, 10
ksrSs Avenue
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.BREyITY Is THE SOUL Of WIT. GOOD WIFE, YOU NEED
SAPOIIO
Y0u...

Who are suffering with
any disease, acute or
chronic. desiring a
promp, and safe cure, con-
suit at once the doctors
of the Merrill Medical In
s;itute, the well-known
and reliable specialists.
who have esta blsshed an
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[BIG ADVERTBtDLETTERS.

The following letters remained uncaled
Tor az the general delivery OF the Seattle
pfSssnflce for 1Ae week enG nS Saturday.
june L. tSsSs
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Aeae. ptaapsss Coezeaonss or F-ssa TEerz,x PER
nsBsssAY care ~ l.srEnsls9.i.E 40hs al
" 30 SB~KE. - u ~ - Y u savsatar VI
USss9aEs Fsc.Si soap &34 Ear!Al Cream
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Myrtle cAapssrs q. F.. s.. ~, meet 20
usgbt AZ ne Elks h4a. All members
arg feeguesfFd 80 be present.
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81 Metre
vssg !, hershy given that the third an
wrssrtns OF local Improvement dis
II No 3 Tor the improvement Of Will
4 Ntet. N tho City % Seattle. from
asxF % the Fast margin Of Eanney
rsss as3tf TIE provisions OF ordinance
a. ~ shseh provides for the improve
ksss y III street By grading the SAL ne
:sNrscsns sidewalks on both sides
ri nsst parking strip along a Ger
sAr'ssx q SAID street between the side
u Ard ssopeFtY line and providing for
AyHsas thefssoF In Ins.allments and
sa&saz fund for such payment by
sFyssg and collection Of special as
xazx apNl the property benefited nv
1asssmsnt. and providing for The Is
~ srnss Il authorized nv an act
y kxsiatUre Of the State Of Wash
~ sssased March Str. lsas. and under
N5ssans OF ordinance No. g34a. ap-
~ HI III. 1891. as amended hy or
ssats Ne approved July nth. 1895
r d N Charter AZ amended and now
~ - been duly certified to mo for
1870 ID tina respective sums therein
EH q levied against each Parcel
Ind. and part thereof. I'm said
- fAymsnt % such instaiIment re-
~ Sfass All TIE same. including the
~ on The whole amount charged.
Pad on or before the third dav OF
raess payment be made on
azlil1sns Oh or before the third day
TIE same shall become de-
=, shs shsT bear Interest ut the rate
- Nr cent per annem until paid. and
nd hss1Fe said time. a penalty Of
R- cent. shah ~ added and ths
ssaqasai shall he entered on the
81 az rei Ter the current year agaius.
ssd parcel Of land, and mart fhere.
asiaqasnt and with the interest ana
hai he collected as other taxes,
y aiih such additional charges or
g afs authorized TO be charged
f.fed On other delinquent taxes.
- O. Parcel Of land so Refinement
- ior the amount Of such axeesa-
efh interest penalty and costs in
ssasss provided by law.
A II. F0OTE.
iItssafer % the City OF Seattle
- y hfs' PUBLICATION June : rSas
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CRY NOTICES.
~,..s,.srpga's NorIcE-city OF

~sr.g,gEa's NoTIcE-city Of
- se-.sy given tllst t5e sec7rf an
~ 3 -. -. ~ local fga pr0xerseft dis
- ar fns Improvement Of East
- - go r. the city 81 Sea tile from
- - - ,ss cas- line az WaIla Waila
pfsa $50, ire PROVISIONS u ordnance
49, psoyiaes for the IMPROVE
- street rs grading. sidewalk
.syxsnx said street ana pf.gin lhg
Il asyEsemE therefor ~ lt,stai 49,
Z. ssstspg 2 fund for ssich pay his,,,
ssyssne and collection OF sp-gsa.
y -. - ayan The property benefited
saessxs~nenf, and providing for the
~ - q sarSs az authorized by an at
- s ]. o. the state ~ Washing
es,..s Narrf 9Th 1881. and under
ty<sss., AZ ordinance No. 3sfs, APP
49, ~ 1854 az amended by or
a. sac approved July 18th. 1894.
- ~sar.er. NJ amended and now
{.s beer duly certified 10 ne
Sss.ss.<ssss. and the respective sums
=. .sssyrss and levied against each
i. - ,cs Of lard. and part thereof.
"a zst,r.es. IN payment OF such In
800 ysnaiss unpaid. and the same
90 ~ Interest on the whole amount
- rss, be raid on or before the
~ iss y July. sss', tnlvss ss ~ y
q. nv 81 July, 1898 the same shall
- Hssausni and shall bear interes'
- ssts 81 : per cent. per annum. until
81 IN 4 not paid before said tine. a
80 q sye 81 per cent. shall be added
q ~ ISIS delinquent shah be entersd
- snrga! tax roll for the current
= sssasst earh Iot and parcel Of land.
4 Al ttsreas. 40 delinquent. and with
sssrxst and penalty shall be collected
gkst .axss. together with such add
n cages or penalties as are author
3 ~ fazfxed and collected on o,her
ssssss9 .sxgs. and each lot or parcel
~ % DELINQUENT shall be sold for
saeung af such assessment. with IN
= resssity and costs. in the manner
isd BIZ lsr a, III. FO0TF
~ TrsAsaser ~ The CITY OF Seattle.
sss Il frst publication. June "a. Isas.
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\. q. q. n.

The annual session Of District No. 10
viii be- held today ard tomorrow a. pad
Fellows Temple. North Seattle. Mpeh
interest cen:ers In this sesssion. a. there
are mary matters OF importance coming
l,sfore the body AZ this time, as wei 40
election OF officers for the ensuing year,
The meeting w.ll be called 20 order pFompf-
~ al II o'clock this morning. y large
number OF delegates are expected 10 be
present from, the various lodges In the
county and city.
An Interesting programme tending % ii-
;,istrate .sThe Good Of the Order viii %
rendered Monday night * O'Clock. No
admission VIII be charged. The programme
fellows:
piano solo ...4. ...... Miss Amy Bollnk
Recitation ............. Mrs Cora Coftsfili
:;aseetfon j.. Prof PickefiI's ManGcin ttinb
Rec fai.1Ts s-+,.-++....,ss- n 81 Ala fstl'
Address ..,-. ............ffsY' C34fk Bas.s
Recitation 49,. :. .......+4.M Hiss A. Gould
Guitar SOLO --.-..+ 4..--.s-s'. 'ef. <NfiiSe
kGral aoso ....-..----t, .ts--.s,.. ..-s+ts.
Mrs. Strong, late of salt Like city
necitaasom 49,. Mss Minnie Fer snaes
,ection ..-. ...... Tho Aara5sin 1sao
E0c9i duet. .....--.-s. .-s-..--...a.-
Mrs X. c. Ward ana Mgs + .. Damon
Recitation - tfr James Eggan
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HUMBOLDT. fer F'riseo. Jane :. 9 =. n.
sharn. Eeda9ed rase I05 YeSisr way.
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DENNY
BLAINE
LAND co.

CfIers for sale Two centrally locat-
- whArves. other water front
property: q large amount OF tide
lands; building lots between Rail-
road avenue ana Western avenue.
business property upon First ave-
nue.. First avenue south, Second
sud Third avenues and Yesler way.
four business blocks: a number Of
beautiful residences on Denny hin:
. fsne home In Queen Anne: resi-.
dsrces In other parts OF the city.
and a large and choice list OF rest.
csnee property. We handle only
perfect titles. Examine our Iist
before buying elsewhere.
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e.. TT or sEArTLE-crTy TREAS

-. -. ~ sF-AFTlE-CiTY TREAS
- ! asfesy given that the thira an
lament ~ local Improvement ass-
'er Vie Improvement, az pike
H. ~ 10y OF Seattle. from Front
- go WeS margin 81 Seventh
~ -, u7f provisions of ordinance
:. = -. 800 provides for the improve
s ~a.s.ss 80 ... sssre' ~ curling and paw
=. ssv ssssio'ls thereof ard providing
ssszs 4 fund ,ar such ,ss,s.,e 80
W7'Ag ard collection ~ sn,ri,i ...,
syszn the property beneefsa ~
-. Fs ..aat. and proviIlng Tor ;he is.
l y sesaik 81 authorized nv an yFt 80
$50 = y ne State of Washington
sss,ss A.Fea Sh ISae ana Y-,ler 40
~. - ordnance No. $50 annrova.a
Y 49, =. amended t,v o~y7lriar,..s. No
zsai SslF Ith. tstsi ana ,lte f-ftx.
). 49, sasisfed ard r1w fr fovra Ne
- sttss 70 ne for collection ga
= $3.50 SNHls shsrnin ,>ha~v.s .~9
a.. - each parcel ana lee 80 fs,.s
~ ~ fsfas n Fg5a sFfz.~fr. q, VS..
= -. - Hstaii0euf remains ,,nrats
~. .sf isFlueiag the snseresf ~, ne
~. - ~ eaarsed. muef b. rst.f ~, -.
kp-ss, So day - In;e 4SR ts,.1..-,
: ~ SO on s7icN first x3}.rersf an ar
Z 49, Say e jJly 1895 the sans
~ y ~ lasHi ana shan hear ".
- ess@ issN q seven per cent t.r~
.-s Lsll sud i I'D: pAs3 hnrnrs
3 y &C., eesF ~ I've 80 per cen.
i 60, asd the sums de'frs-sent
as..~f - ~ tHe a0HU8l tax ro3 far
sss "a -esi,'S} s3,i1 ief and far-
4 zssS a. b9rc Thereof 50 dRII,,,,,.,,.
- 71e iatsg7s-gs ~, q tt'.ti .. ~
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A'.As' RERs NOTICE city ot

3 : sisT - ,he cir, - Sceftis
- p0hf'ca,ton. Iure iSas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07

gln bsmielben 9lbenb panberte
Sran5 8artsls, Der 9isner bss Sc
beimratbs, naA Der 9riidsnitrabe bins
aus unb itattste bem Sofratb S9allsr
einen furaen 8eIp9 ab. Die @mpfebs
lung, ipel4e bic @rGtin ibm an bisIsn
aegeben, bate idun quite 6rii4te fir
ibn setrasen.
3pur. mas Der Sufrutb bon ibm
berlangte, idien ibm einissrmdBen
fOnberbar unb feltiam; aber 8arteIs
mar nt9t Der Mann, iid Strupel gu
MAIDEN obsr aus @.ipiNensriidf6teu
bic f90nen golOenen 3ebns unb 3Dans
si9mdrfitiide bes 9ofratbs gu pers
fdmdben.
9lu9 beute Hang in ieinsr Safde
inter anberen tleinen Miin5en Gin
9olbfu9s, ben ibm S6alIer ein9ebGns
bigt bate - nur fir einsn fleinen
Oienf, ben 8art.ls ibm ertpieIen, unb
Der barin beItanben bate, Elm tleinss
8riefden in bas 3immer Der Srau
9ebeimratb einauidmusseln.
limb es mar benz guten Burden BON
benz freunbli9en Serrn Sofratb psrz
iidert ipurben, buB bus SolOitiid nod
man6en gta6foIssr erbalten iolls,
tpenn er nur tiinftis bienitbsreit, se>
f4idt unb - perI6piegen lei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-07-07

ibre SGnbs unb faste: r0u iiebft, baB
Ou Dir au piel 5usemutbet bait, msin
2isb = es mar nidts als bic llsberans
itrensung. SEPT sebt Sein puls nrrs
nal. unb On fiiblIt Did tpObI aud
trdftieer9"
sd bante Dir. @s mar, tpie 9u
iagit, nur cine S4nG9e, bic mid ni4t
mebr 10 leicht iiberninben fplI."
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-21

THE American says that our Flo
terial representative, DR.. Stockard,
is an enthusiastic McMillin man,
and that he is being urged to accept
the nomination for Senator from
this district. Has his being ian
enthusiastic McMillin man" any
thing to do with the "urging?'
Has the Doctor been made to believe
that that was the road to the Senate
from this district? And will the
American kindly name some of the
'urgers?n 2 I
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-01-21
ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS.
To Meet in the Circuit Court Room In
This city Monday, Feb. 18th, 1898.

To Meet in the Circuit Court Room In
This city Monday, Feb. 18th, 1898.
TO the Democratic Executive Com
mittee of Maury County-G Gentlemen:
Whereas, we, Sam Holding and 4. S.
Fowler, have entered into the following
agreement, to wit: To submit our
claims as candidates for Judge of the
Circuit Court for the Ninth Judicial
Circuit of Tennessee to a primary cleo
ton to be held at the various voting
precincts of Maury county, Tennessee,
on the 18th day of March, 1898, from the
hours of 9 a. m. to p. M, for the pur-
pose of deciding which one of us shall
be a candidate for said office before the
Judicial Circuit Convention, and it is
further agreed that each of us shall
select one person who shall act in con-
junction with the committeeman at
each voting precinct in holding said
primary. We therefore ask that you
will call a primary election on the
above date and in accordance with the
above agreement in which. all those
who have heretofore affiliated with the
Democratic party or voted for Bryan or
Palmer for president in 1895, shall be
allowed to vote, and that the vote of
each district be certified to the chair
man of the committee by those holding
the election and the chairman will can
vass the vote and declare the result.
This Jan. 10th, 1898. SAM HOLDING,
T.. s. FOWLER.