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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-05
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Rev. II. ~. Burr, who has been. visiting
his daughter Mrs. Alice Clymer, in this
city, and who very acceptably occupied
the NJ. E. pulpit last Sunday, left for his
home in Plymouth. H., Monday.
Mr.. Burr corresponds for Syndicate
of eastern papers representing circua-
tion of several thousand. His pen name is
"ltisi" and over that name in the future
you can see some articles in The indie X.
The gentleman will write series Of
articles on the Payette Valley, and per-
sons interested in the development of this
valley should send needed facts 70 MS
address at Plymouth, ~,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-05

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take CascaretS Candy Cathertic 1oc or n,
III {. Z. q. fail 70 cure. druggists refund none
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School Money.

State Superintendent of Public Instruc
ton Anderson has completed the appor
tionment of the school money 1t is al
follnNys.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-05

We do the following kinds Of
job work al the Emmett
Index Office.
Letter heads.
Note heads,
Bill heads
Enselol,s.
Posters,
Wedding and visiting cards,
Pamphlets,
Programs.
Any kind OF
job work.
Call aad see onr work and
get our low prices.
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United States Land Office.
Boise City. Idaho. July o, 1893

Bolse City. Idaho. July g. ! 1893.
Notice Is hereby given that The following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
ton 70 mako fnni proof IN support OF his
claim, and that said proof Will be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver, at boise City,
idaho, On August q. 1885, viz: Lorenzo Beal
Hd. No 3<pi for the w nNEH for the
NEA NE 4. and N VIZ, Ell, Sec, H.
T p. On X. I. Il. BE names the following wit
nesscs TO prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF. said land, viz: Robert A
Bailey. Sweet. Idaho, Olando Bailey OF Sweet
Idaho. James v. Hall, OF Ola. Idaho, and
benjamin +. Shepherd. OF Ola, Idaho
7-es-f2 james King. Register
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TIME GARD 0. ). L. Ry.

EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Topic for August HON TO enjoy religion
AUGUST 2. ..eIyiNG 10 GOD. .......
(Lulsc n ls4
A1na Hall. ....... Lender.
AUGUST i4'-liolpins othsrs.
lisa. Al 81; Gal o; ? l0)
Mrs. w. Warden $50. Lender.
Come early and help sing.
Please bring your Bibles with you.
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OREGON INDUSTRIAL
EXPOSITION

September 22d to October 22d of this
year will be a month marked by great
results for the producers of the North
west. for during those days the product
Of their labor will be gathered together
and altractively displayed at she Oregon
Industrial Exposition,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-05

Ii you want o durable 6 rgan
OF Piano at low price, les any
NJ. i. Minister know it.
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y THE MATTER Orhtr 70 snow Cause
ofTtls s>.TA1,Eof ! Why order Of Sale OF
81, Real Estate Should
ALVIN ]uZadcr, } moi be Made.
deceased.
Frank G. Moss, the Administrators of
the Estate of Alvin Llzader, deceased.
having filed his petition herein. duly
verified, praying for an Order OF Sale OF
all the real cslaie.of said deccdent, for
the purposes thcrcin SET forth, It is there
fore ordered by the Judge Of said Court,
that all persons Interested ia the estate
OF said deceased. be and appear before
the Probate Court Of said Canyon County.
at the Courtroom thereof. in the Court
House in Caldwell in The said County, on
Tuesday. the 30 day al August 1898. AZ
> o'clock ?. NJ, then and thee, to show
cause why an order should not be graul-
ed TO the said Administrator TO sci, al.
the real estate OF the said deceased, at
Private sale and that copy of this Or
del be published at least four weeks in
the Emmett Index. newspaper print
ed, published and circulated in said
Canyon County.
George Little,
Probate Judge.
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Don't ro5acss Spit and smols Your Lie Away.

10 cult tobacco easily and forever, be MAG,
Yotic. full cs life, nervd.and vigor, take No-To-
Bac. the wc9dcr-worl,eg. that makes weak men
$-7ong ALI druggists, Toe or 81. Cure ruaran-
tccd Booifiet and sample free. Address
SorlIng Repody Co, Chlcsso or New York
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George Lit
Probate Judge.

Dated Aug. l, 1898.
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II there are any OF the farmers, who
want TO sell their farmes, will come IN
and list them with me. will advertise
for you and II | make sale for you, |
will charge you ten per cen, but ii you
make the sale, then, YOU will only have
.. pay me for the advertising.
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NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves indcbs-
ed to The Emmett Index on back sub
scripiion please call and settle the account
with me. T. w. Atkinson.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29
AMI SENENTS.
TNlmuge IL Coming.

Rev. r. De Wit Talmage will be II, See
attic tomorrow evening ~ deliver rs "a
nous 'ectuTe. THE Science Il Good
Cheer" Tilis eloquent pastor Of the
Brooklyn Plymouth congregational church
mas had tfiumphal tour on his wav 10
Puget sound riyaling the most pow rful
attractions that have ever come tn.S way.
He is the man q al men tn the position
Of preacher or sp-s ker able - bald IT.
trauced audiences numbering thousands IN
;t1eS. DAYS when occurring is 50 little IA
vorel by the public Cbicag 20 Is noted for
It's cool reception Of lecturers. buE Tai
mage recently packed amaSt 10 sufToea-
'!on the Auditorium the4'er there. ard
with the sssne discourse that vii be pre-
sest~I IN Seattle. {ie e kroHD Al OVER
the world. wherever re EagIlsh language
u spoken "a master u assemblies. IT,.
mast eloquent and tS5cible preacher II
lte prsseu; day
lie Is man Of few woTls. FRAT is, every
w1r3 ~ u.tets 50 suE If meaning. and
spoken IN the snost expressive manner in
The SeJeuee Of Good CHEER" hv has am
Pie oppoT;unl.v "a display his magnificent
versatility eel intellectual resources. T!s-
Armory "a b-irg especially prepared for
th.s visit an1 wJ haVe seats Ysr 1909
people. bat from peeSsnt f. atoms tw4ce
that roogr. wat4'l nQt 6a enough to accom-
,,9aais the WASH tnfoug preparing - al
tari
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AZ the Third txeaHe.

TIE pi.sneg CouF7aY tn@ IHif3 Ave
rae taeafer kas sQN deserved p.a-- .1
popular opinion ae ore @, the teFy best
stock companies 80 AaT~ ever sao@a ta
ms city Tire company r}sFet "The FIRE
PatroT' iasi nsGhf ia "a c-oa ,let ao3sr. and
fhe Ne wof.~tl-xA <}ruas~s @ere t~agt~
.Iv app.4g3e4 T8~ g.ay Is rne.olf siza
has tariffs t:1a aEtseaoe. ARD IS g. TlsF -
falI }uetsce aS fae h1H3= of et~ liittDsr
company Tse plot V,..le~ Ni-f ah th@
s,sU1-atS - aFssTss'Ic ie'ef~<f- ant tz~r* is
rof 4 .l4I} naan4~af Gt-iuE she afrssryr ~
-. al carufa~r aator. IS 5ae Is " tstt-
uer f9r as~ Interpretation ~ fs~ -e,airE
part JACK Dallas. re fy4E~s "a ma iy n@ro
sri slows tiR o. afE SIS 'Y.1a1 rg3gfe
ty4s:erfs4. wAg rhan vhen w. sft=in1sa 70
efaY the villain Na'n@ taas.e ~ %eiae
IA4arsar DIS ez-e!.ert wtrk ttaHgb sae
has rsut ss4-a ar-5ssr~s.ss3fl@s tg issr+sr hrT
cis.ve-..ess z.a 49, o~ret IS Ia Ee o
Mare" kgw7rs r. E~..v ~ L-5e-sr sffa
Gfax~rzef E>ew Rose sc I-leus- fs-~3 Acne
and Joan Wa33ron - Isae@ tfaas soag
ss3ss ind rne5r ltErt= aaii. Rr@ tae 1tae~
members q 5ne company eo1tr s-@3 hy
ssss~ - es'le:E sDgscr. - q vsrJ smooth
ts,s o. mare
r., s5ay naa Gs~ ae's sr3 In ;6e .a'sr-
N,s.~s sarrs@ lever Ta@- a}tfeg ar .0tts~
garas The ETr. Patrol al. rrf actg
sgssaAesay rzstsn~r. anz so Wss.sessgs~
rxat she hsl 80 b~ oaa"Re4 70 = tr
&ials&T SHAVE
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Back From Vacation

TIE Seattle minister's are returning from
Their g. MINER vacations. and br next sun
day al pulp.ts are expected . - reeti-
larry a}@3. Rev. IT. u Coweu. pastor n
the Trinity partf' Episcopal church. ar
rived home TrHrssav troru Lake Cush-
man. o, the foot - tha Olympic NOM
tasns. where hs ard MS family ~rraf "a y
weeks KsF. EaSnas Baldwin. of the Mar
kef street. Baptist ef'urch has returned
fF1m h's vacation ana orcHpiel hls pulp.t
yesterday Hsv. W r. = Ter1rle ~ ,ha
Plymouth Congregational cnurra haS also
returned % Seattle ara wH 5e IN sets rs.,-
~: next SUNDAY Mr Gilrarss. ard a,ne~
ministers are a.so again a. worS after the.~
slEErryasr r.s.
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Popular Pastor Returned

Rev II / haies eN3 Fl.e9 - rule,.
at F'T nsa'1tA f'~nsTeE 3'iatal ca3rca ,+z.
terday morning was pastor - thst chev-a
from December. iS>l g speH fs,e yqar
leaT.rR S@at'is So sna8s several rs8nths in
f"T1Ge. and WEN 81 returned fitted PCS
io-a'e < ye5r In California ard - f,~ee
yaafs AZ iase'e e F@r ere last e.e
years - has been Engaged Ia tsscaFr- l~
F'2rtl1A University a. Eores' G-7vs or
Ais aa;ss has .een spending a t4.s a. :.
- the Sound v'st,irg sid frl@r:s ara
ce'rr-ae - os~a@ sara ~f,A tNe ~s'-7.st
eaTns@E part. Ft@ erp~ces - r+t..r. .
Forest Grove T>les8av
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TWO FATALITIES IN
THE TOWN OF KENT.
Albert Witieft Il Drowned-JOhn
sullivan siashea HIms~If Fatally
With a Razor

News reached Seattle late last night OF
two fatalities at Kent, fifteen miles south.
In the White river valley
One Of the vtctims was a young lad ard
the other an old man One lost his life
while bathing, the other will die. II he
is not dead before this from q self-.ntiict-
cd wound.
John Sullivan Is veil known In Kent. and
when the news became known .as. even
irg that he had slashed himself with q
razor and was bleeding 10 death. there was
no end OF talk. TIE attending physician
made a great effort 70 overcome the effect
Of the cat. but said at late hour that
Sullivan could not live
sullivan drew tho razor across his left
arm, ard the keen, thin blade sank deep
Into the flesh and muscles. seveTing ar
teries and veins. Blood fairly gushed from
the reekiug wound. and Ii was only a short
time before the unfortunate man became
very weak A short time more and he
would have been dead had rot his friends
come 10 his assistance and hurried i phys
ician to his side.
Sullivan is Il man 6 years Of age. He
MAS born in Ireland. bur has made hts
home in The United States for many years
He is well known in Kent
Albert W!iiett, a Young lad who wen. TO
the White river near Kent, to battle yes
terday afternoon al o'clock. was drowned
When the report reached Kent il caused
"a great shock because the boy had a host
OF friends he was IS years old.
II was not learned positively last night
that the body had been recovered. hut ore
passenger os "A late train said that he
understood II had been
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pa Character. Mrs. srsssh and n.y. s,n
3cfI On the e'cioek train for 1t facuss
"ts-fe $ne aas rssaf.ysz residing
another Passenger sao returned CT tbe
hasaae vas MAJ. J. IL Walsh. re ratsr-
ifss administrator CO tire Yukon. lie wen:
70 TT Michael s=vsral months ago from
vancouver. u. e., en- The British steamer
s%aa9ra. and came TO Skaxway .-oru ia a.
Sofa oy way d The trail Ma; Walsh xas
accom- psEies by ass private secretary. Duff
f~fez Po'01o. ard a servant He .ssss ca
tae afternoon train for the East
The officers OF the Resale state that
many people are coming To Isagsay from
the interior. ard that ,h- mex, steamer TO
leave there for SEATTLE will pSohabIy hrsmx
many hiandiksrs ard q ia-ga amount az
Eofi. Excitement SIN prevails al Skeg-
~Ay over the recent gold strike IN Pine
creek, and people continue 10 20 there In
large crowds.
work on the railroad Is advancing rapid
ly. ard fourteen miles o. sreun4 have been
e4sarea preparatory to laying the Tatig.
TFa.ns are az present running from Skas-
way 10 Rock point. u distance o. SIX lui
a naE miles. TIE first tickets s3ld Ly ire
company were purchased BY E. N. Daw-
Icy and Miss Georgia IatiAiason. or Sea.-
lie. who were eI goste 10 Dawson.
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Seattle Tent. No, 5. he'd at enthis iastic
me2iing las; Friday evening. Among the
visiting Sir knights present were two from
Michigan, MesseTs. oldham and purchas
Five applications fer nlemb ersh!p We're re-
ceived and two elected. TIE lodge finances
were found 20 be- in n fiourishing eo,dl-
tioc. Various questions under the good Of
The order were discussed with much In
tersst.
The members were requested 10 turn out
In body 10 assist AZ the funeral obsequ;es
OF MIS- Anna Dorm. who was Lady Mae
cAbee ana wife of Sir Knight Dorm, az BAL
lard Tent. No 9. The next regular review
will be held next Friday evening, at which
business II i'm portance il 10 he discussed
There VIII also be work for the degree
team. All members are earnestly request
ed 10 BE- present
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29
DOWN 70 DEATH IN Silence
4 CHILD MITE DROWNED IN THE
SOUND NEAR sINNNDAiE.
Treachcrous Waters Rob VII. ana
Mrs. David Zerwekh of Their 81
Year-oId Daughter -- close of
Family OutinG-Purciy Accident.

vashti Zerwekh. the eldest daughter OF
David Zerwekh. OF The firm Of Atkinson x
Zerweah. VAS accidentally drowned yes
terday afternoon about o'clock In the
Sound six miles from Sunnydale.
The remains were recovered and brought
to Bonn.y Il Stewards chapel last even
ing
II is supposed that the child was rem
dered unconscious by striking an her head
while Jumping or falling OH; of a wagon,
and that she rolled into 'ne water.
The Zefwekh family. consisting Of Mr..
and Mrs David X.twekh. their three small
children. Mrs Zerwekh's sister who re-
Gently arrived from the East. the hif*d
CIR. neighhor with her children aud
Walter Merritt left Seattle yesterday morn
ing In a iage express wagon 10 spend uaa
DAY on the beach ueGr sunnydaie. JAe
drive Was Il pleasant one.
The wagon VAS LETT q short distance
from The bank Of a stream that flows into
the Sound. A. the time The horses were
1iYfi.ched Il was comparatively low tue.
After lunch Mr. XeTwekh took his fsa poie
and went mp the stream for 4 Mite Sport.
TIE other grown people made themselves
easy under the shade. ~hi!e the chlldrea
enjoyed themselves OF play.
NaShn 2erWekh ana one Or toe Ntue
h,,vs mad. 4 play hosise out o. the wagon,
t,., finally he hos went along the beach.
leaving her alone in the wagon. she vas
seen ihrre after h. went away ~ was
auf.~eYf}v not Il disi,rue task Tor her 70
sr.f IN anA ont. as she did this several
times t}nrlng tne day. That she was IN
danger did ust enter tie mind OF heF
mother anA the other peep4f.
st~earu rs. picked up watermelon anu
proposed that ali enjoy fhsWsf1Yes.
s.W-ne.e t.a .a4e rANdren~ he ssid A. cali
tna Nft1e one& sstfne WIN rH@9 ana II
ycaw thegl f-'ies.-l tlat Nasgti ~as missing.
Thev falud tier doAtlhg oui ING ~"
saand borne along 5Y he current from
zh.. rtvpr. Her father rishs1 tEto ms W.
~ and carried ne ltt.e form ashore. Her
heart has eea~ed - beat ana her pulse
gave 10 responsive fnFce 1ney worked
9vns her w..h feVefish anxiety. hat ire
breath 81 lfa es1 rot retgfu. TaNn the
Tsa~eats tfro&e down end gave way 10 ieui-
~ gT.sef.
TIE pleasure party 81 the morning Te-
-rrrea IN the evening sal At heart win
the ,soAy 81 the e}44d There w.z 4 cg, cu
.9ao {sst oar au4 j: .s 'Ah}lEsIf from fhfs
sifst sta 49, err heaj Is }le Jumping ar
falling o8t ~ the wagon ara rolled INTO
fh- yvateT 80 w&s mute ard = ,h}a
Theory 81 correct tAe poor Fnf Il was Nf-
SITE 80 cali for help evep 4 afa HeTe aot
r,r}.r.I is4@@f ll'ls.
Ar ans Mrs lavf3 TerW@S1 ARE Ui}
-Yrners Ia sfaftje Taey li*e a; 20 Twenty
.Evath a~euae @oufh. where tpo funeral
re-rs4r@@ over ae reus-igss 81 :ha- little
oae will te tse.d tomorrow -tesfnsng az n
7.-!ora The fras 81 Af&sna5H < IaTweka
h=~ l.-ea knovva "a see Dssslneae portion q
Seate{a cor usg~s. thar zen ears,
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Modern W oodm e n.

Eight prominent citizens OF Seattle were
made members ~ the Modern Woofmea
cf America a. The Thursday night session
OF si2e camp. and seventeen others we're
elected 70 membership. The boom SIN
continues aul the members are becoming
enthusiastic Much Improvement is beng
made ia ne initiation work. Under the
head OF social entertainment speeches by
eii ins. IS " "-tcho5rs and visitors were
listened TO with interest. Next Thursday
tset.n& anagtcg large class is 10 be ini-
riAt~l and il Is hoped ;aat all members
Will lie present
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\. a. 4. W.

Seattle i.r3se n - BAD - e-toYaA'e
~~sea Thur~.faY eN eY.nx Thee card
asta9 ~@re ,oiFfst~,f 1890 ts- Workman IT,
gre MsEv e9eT1he-s - Ha{uler Lf.3Ee.
NJ 3 pegFe n: Tfor@r ar.3 taefr fr3eaSs
4,ppearsl a. = o.fck sod eT.terfslrsl
'Hai~ s3sfs wtf- 80 <oita~ ~ pTo@ra srrra.
P,a-o overture, Pre- sHa Is "a iaiise I.'.e~
her @cuTarg @c'o. NJ Few. song M.ss
Z etson T=s1;attHn Mss Fra1ees IcSs-
n#ars- 49, A}fve7 a-s Fsfsta1oA L,iet
~~-ttatso-x Af$ CStf~~fie After tra FORE
eolnx da1cfae ~as inA'Ilwes IA ard later
frs4ti ms served bv no rzs.vr hsr% ~ NJ. q
e. t-af.sr~fs.z f-r@Ee NJ : last F"ris.4y
avens0e tEe a~zs iHsfE ,ioa vas Ven .n
y 1sra ssa aFs4pitsss~s form was ua-i W s4;e
the ~rrs w-s 5ltE!s rev 20 ,ge ga ~eT~
w~fi sise@ ard r=~ Spectators w@rs
sal =fss-fers.v sag,t eress rsr4 Tf@ ceremony
w.a esse s-Yver work ar& x - ne,
tneHHss ga the ausp3lScss form vii Es
generally -9s~-f. Zve ~an9.dA1as ~~r@ given
ta= Js~:ot 6e<v~A, isve Ehs Workman d.
"a ant ore vas el~c.~A - carl F1gar
zyr..r~Tfs w--~ reported on saTeraeIy
A-9 g~Zr applications werN r-ss-r4s. Il
corg@--iste=ss 80 report T"yt w-sx.
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An enthusiasts meeting of the members
u Stevens. Miller. Ballard and Vashon
corps WAS held ~ -. \. X. hail las.
Fuests1, afternoon Ia exempilfy 4 new
work carried our with fage. Mrs Anna
" ebster. pres!dena of John +. Miller corps,
M. u. led the nseting. and the color
bearers and conductor % that organization
had charge Of the drill, The visiting corps
were II. u. Ssckles. No 3. of Nashon,
and Lieut.. Gushing. Ma. 3. OF Ballard.
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ACCEPTS THE CALI.
Rev. T. q. Lewis 70 re Corxreyation-
nj Pastor MT Green Lake.

Rev. T. G. Lewis. II Coivll,e has accent
ea call 70 The Green Lake Corgregaflon~
nj church. and Is expected here this week
70 assume hss duties TEE Graen Like
church was organized a year aro h,,r sas
not yet had permanent pastcr. various
ministers supplying taa puipi.
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TO MEET IN SEATTLE.
Washington state Press Association
to Hold Its Next Session Here.

VIII y Steel secretary and treasurer OF
the Washington state Press Association.
arrived nome yesterday from Spokane.
where re attended the twelfth annual ses-
s!on Of the association. In speaking Of the
meeting. he says:
The newspaper fraternity and either ID
generally af spokane 8id thcms eiTes proud
ia entertaining tire visiting editors from
Washington and oregon. They were an
t.rsnE ~ Their eft - he1tow every pos
slb}e courtesy tAat would add II the en-
3oyueut and entertainment of their sew
er1l hundred guests, ore OF the most ct
joYab}e features VAS an excursion over
the NertheFn Pacific railroad - Occur
'Aiene lake. in Idaho, and steamer ride
on thar beautiful body % water follow ed
hv sHtnpta0ds repssk. Other pleasures
arranged IS the Spok ane Press Club were
% such a nature "a ~ inspire tAe un!Ve@-
sal 1pin au that never before had the G5ena-
tefs 81 tire assoc alton been 50 royalty
eUte ftataed.
''rae business a. .ae session was com
GN2ted w!tH EXPEDITION sri perfect har-
frsory. 4 bond 81 good fellowship was IS
tahlt$1ed between representative that
~ere there assembled from every section
~ Washington and Oregon, and ySpec ally
frcm tae ihree targv cities &c the state.
That csnr@t bat result a1vaatas s0uSiy ~
an concerned. Scat IN WAS especially IA
vorpgi. Beside unaaif oonsiy selecting fhs
'9Ursu city as the pace fer holding the
ncxt annual melting thave was asso a 3isp0-
Sttton - honor her attendants with toe
beet oflees Tacoma extended an invita-
ton tGf iffE 2NSaa.s& lion 10 meet there HfN
YEAR. tslt tae yeeTese natives present from
that Vity gave express an - he9r;y N
3arss meme 81 tae committee acton ia do
cfEtuw upon Seattle IA selecting a pre@-
td,Tt = graceful compliment aas paid Spo~
kane .1 tRe uf sf3uon@ cAotcs II Nj y.
" durham e1itof ~ The Spokesman Re
Fttw
-'rae une Tar ho,dins. the meeting IN s.
attle rs l>g4 w'l he decided later oy the
tNecuG.sr committee. FIVE years ago tAa
se<oc1a} conNeUes! in This city. and
,1saGv pleasant geco.jec' .ocs aTe ~}iA enter
- ussG Res .hose Md W@Fe fhen aur E&ps.s
Prem sNaf. sslonS lF MstoS la5uss Of
rrrrs q tke t'har1tr uf Commerce the
Fe " sf.atssr fraternity An3 mary e CIR
ieat3'Rs ltis ness asea. asn cuat3e9i tHat
~; effort N.;5 To iag segto - gtakf tha
ue<t kathssiEk ~ Washington ea toys
a~5 ;avlr wives Saca a~l.x wa. ~ls4.e*-s
fnss elfr v.s.tars wI8 newer hANe cause -
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Tue railroad eeuGau.es olrrstsus 81 the
state WltI q S2 >sr.fe - tNe er2Tt . br3ag
- 4lr csts 4 HaFeer itlsiaeg of a.ts- -}atst<
.Aaa h&Va sVer favored AUy nSet5nK
place
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s...... tf.-ax aa,5 se,r~-e
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John Davis & Co,
Downs Block. sos Second Avenue

Miss Maude Anderson: recitation. Miss
Parker: vueal SOLO Miss Fortaiue; ogigi-
nal poem. lis Uncle Sam All Right" Miss
{. Lang
Ridgely Lodge, Rebecca degree. viii meet
next Friday evening 20 initiate several
candidates.
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20 ~ rext f~~ 5sye rregaFsfsvw -
moving 70 cur reg st9ee 81 "a Sf-e1ssa
xssosse 49, esT~~s - ca~ siosg ~
ls~<ars r. sg- ~@=s az 1s1ass- iag.y az. rs -
rare spgssTs Grey 20 s~f r9aa e~gsa -
practically y38r owa fig Tn ss5e
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Co. t. Second Avez@e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

The ladies' OF Myrtle Chapter, .. r. s,
Win give an entertainment ct the Hinck-
ley hail this evening. Friends OF he or
der are cordially invited to re present.
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TIE - zst~ 5~~@. aese~~a Teeefsr 1os9e
gave 81 eTssGE A-ie %-sss&- az 10 AsN k-f~
nay evening ~ u 5.aa - relieving fssz@-
~ orps AasSse - 49, rendered. Vocal solo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

PIANOS low~st rrtesH eaFy terms.
Western Muetc Company. between Third
a-l E'71rt5.
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The oai@ K Step

m ANNE 4.tSSS<1tA diseases a.
aurs~n 4 silaCslsy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

Former Postmaster . =. carr IL ne'rS
s-gef by hts fris ads 70 stani fer fhe Ee-
sah'lcaa nomination far member - tire
ianer hasse from th' Farfy-tflTi district.
IL lives q, Edeewafcr. an1 = We'll known
"a sreotns NJ his e0nnecison with the
lstslng os TIE SEATTLE. Lake Shore &
Eastern
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29

Decorated China Cups ana Saacers,
ffc.
Tin Top Jelly Glasses, &c dozen.
Plain TambIers &C Gnzcn.
Decorated Chamber Sets. Sl.!s each.
Engraved Glass Lemonade Sets. $50
q set