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Ysntsgs t~1arvh- Rev George = wait
vrar.a. =. y. qss'er. s~-vsces q; : and
80 Q u Uuten Sunday sc1oel a. = e m
sA~~1s $o-tA seattle Thtri avenue
-e-sn AnI Harrison street Rev. ~. a
Nfae@- pastor. telephone Lax s. Preach
ma :, A. n, sn3 ! p p n y. + : = &
ass4 2 "a as3-wesA meeting. THURSDAY
3. - :. -
xy.sse--Sexem.h 2v@1Gs art C'ilve street..
psx Wsl&m Davis. pastor. se~rsoes 8,
- II = n ana : ? r. sunday sc1osi a.
: NJ u n C.ass Tree - Neifses5ta$ a. -
a. s~seg.ts srs cordially snv!ts3 &c
s.tenS these se-N1@es
calvary Fe-ssayte rZ4--- C2T1s- = F~snsg-
@os.~fh avenue ami h-rg sEreSi~AEv. L~aa-
"a Res pastor. residence 81 - es =
T7-r-N axeFsssr SERVICES ~ Z "a -. arr
-, - - exe~y SaSNAsA. Z. p i =
- = r. Prayer z2e~sinS every Th2tss44 3
.vsrss.x AZ eelecA- S~21&y scA>>@a q.
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SpirttuatfsTn .

The Progressive Splritaalsts' Society
will hold services every sunday afternoon
and evening in Masonic temple. entrance On
Pike street Mrs Ada Foya. pastor. To-Day
a. = n. conference NEE ting. AT 80 =.
n Mrs FoYs VIII lecture. SEATS free.
Al are invited Lecture this evening. -
be chosen hy the audience. To be followed
by tests ana messages
Ire Incorporated Seattle Sp.ritpalists'
Association. branch OF ths National, meets
Sundays al ! Do and 20 2. n. n Forest
ers' hall sls FIRST avenue near Marion
street ~ - p. n. conference. The Proof
O. SF.rls 3ahsnn," followed ~ tests and
spsrit mesa ges At 7:3s 2. m, lecture On
The Law % Compensation" Tests an.
spirit messages by Mrs. Cnesor0 Public
cordially invited. Seats free.
Church OF the Soul 3sSis First avenue
Pettis' hall Chnsrsn's progressive lyceGTa
i % a. n conference and rr1ed!uu1s' me :
srg =. .. III Evening service al rs
Saetsct tor lecture 1at poeTa taken from
ire au@sencs. Esther Thomas, inspig2 t!oEs-
s. minister.
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CITY NoTICEA

THE CITY OF SEATTLE-Departmen, Of
Finance. Treasures office-Cfty Treas
urers Notice.
Notice - hereby given that the assess
meat roll Cf Local I'm proverlsns District
No. -. In the CITY Of seattle, creatsd BY
Ordinance No. 5sM Emitted an Ordinance
pro*:dnE 1.-THE Improvement OF frs; Az
stus is the Clty OF Seattle. from Pike
same. and providing for re paym nj tasrs-
Tor ~ re mole es immediate payment, and
establishing fund for such psymen. ~
an assessment Gpor all lots ard parcels OF
!aHd benerte5 hy such improvement. under
tSe provisions Of Ordinances No. ch0. sI>~
proved April 1911. issg. as amended - Orr
6i1aace No -. approved May ssh liza,
s,5d JT1iaanSss No. +4s2, approved Nay tth,
fss9. ard ne Cfty Charter a. lew IL so-cs.
nas beer certified &c ne for collection ana
ira: unless payment cs the assessment
thereon con tanned Is made within 81 days
from IRE Gate u fhe Grst ps4 biIcattrn OF
IT'S notice sBea asss~smsn. shall 5scorns
O. sog9snt ard sNaA bear Interest, A. the
rats 81 10 PER cent TAr annum urts paid,
and r. rot PAID bet fore suca assessment sa2il
shall become delinquent q penalty % pse
rent. sh@H - added. ard The surns deiin-
nu@-t SHAH Ss entered On ths annual tar
roll fer fhs current year against each lot
ard parcel SO delinquent and with the ia-
seTass collected as cfrsT taxes. separate &C.
count bling Sert thereof. anc II noi pai1
within TIE tire Hxed for The rsyrrsnt 81
city taxe9 sh2il b@ eo!-csss together with
sscA additional charges ana penalties as
ara Authorized . - charged ard collected
or other 6efuauenf taxes each 10. OF par
r~i 90 6tIircDsr. shall - RcH for the
amount % sIsch assessment, with interests
and ccs1s q, tie time and IN ire rnAnsef
ans hy The ssrrse authority a. lands ana soss
are soie FOR city tsxss
CRY Treasurer Of sts city Of s~a.siA
Dase .. ~-~. psrhitcasson Seattle Wen
November nth. IzA
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Church OF the Immaculats Broadway
ard Madison street. Rev. A. D3omedi. pas
tor: Rev. a TrivelH and Rev. j Nicholson
assistants Conducted by the Jesuits Low
masses a. and SIS a. n; high mass s:
1880 a. n. Sunday school a. go =. u.
Evening service at T:2o p. n
Sacred Heart Sixth avenue and Bel
street Conducted by The Redemprorists
Rev. joseph A. kautz. c. SIS. R., pastor.
Low mass, with sermon. q. IN high masS
with sermon 1890 q. II. Sunday school.
80 ?. Nespers. sermon ana benedic-
ticT.. 80 =. n
Our Lady Of Good Help-Third avenue
south and Washington street. Rev. +. Y.
Pretortatne pastor. Low mass. a. n !:
high riass. 1888 a. n; be1ediction. 7:3o
2.
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yes'sr Junction CAercA-E' acasag en-
s,a1sy az = a. T.
I9a.wa--za Ceurra--Toa-,@i E3aE3sT pas
a. T. IN
E,rxs - I~4Ys avenue zrz F1s street.
prezcAs-x ~ q q. n ard z p ?. r. Cas-
meeting q: = 4 IT. SUnt2r sce5ol a. = .
,, x. y 3 : . = a. SIS . II Prayer
meeting TsE-sGay - - 2 II Aoataly
meeting tAe frs Thursday % each meath
., So - e. Preaching sy Rev ). &
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The Ne1;a! Scientists meet every sun
4.v a. II 4 m Thecsop hisss' rooms, iils
Third avenue Caliorens Wee Wisdom"
c(eSs In connection. Every Thursday
evening class meets AZ l9ls's IniTd avenue
Az interest e1 IN higher spiritual unfold
inert invited Free public treatment give q
a. al meetings every Sunday evening at
40 O'Clock Ire society meets IN the
Acre Business college room n the Seattle
Nsttoral Bank building. TIE s1oJrct this
aveulrg wi he ''I9esf-e.' NJ A. E Big
fora VII lead. followed by others % the
aorlety.
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SEATTLE Lodge. No. loo. room q Hinck,ey
block Public meeting sunday at ?. m
subject. "karTna-' Lotus Group a; room
20 E!nckley block Sunday a. Il Il m
Lotus Group a. \ @. l.. ". sau. Twenty
ninth avenue and Jackson street. at p II.
Meetings free Pubic cordially invited.
"Psrlo- talks given on application. Roouas
ot lodge open sEe-y Monday afternoon.
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Young Mem. Christian Association.

Meetings for men this afternoon. Song
service begins al 3:s5 o'clock Men
rally az O'Clock Address by Rev. w.
II. q Temple. pastor OF Plymouth Congre~
gationai church. Subject Providing FOR
the Future" Special II usic By The Y. NJ.
{. A. male Quar,ette. All young men. par
ticularly those who are strangers ia the
city, are given a cordial Invitation 10 al;
tend these meetings. The association
building Is open Sunday from noon until
S O'Clock, and young men are invited 10
spenS tie aftsrnnon there
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Services by Mrs. Marion Baxter.

Mrs Marion Z. Baxter VIII conduct two
services today. This morning she viii &C.
cupy the pulpit al the United Presbyterian
church. corner ~ SIKH avenue ana seneca
street This evening she vii give an adj
dress al the FIRST Presbyterian church.
corner q Fourth avenue and Spring street
sirs. Baxter liz the financial agent o. the
". (. T. l., and her remarks vii be AL
the mere timely as the W =. T. L. con-
ventlon VIII meet here next year.
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IheoxopG Y.

TAeosor-h.ca} s0c'ety. Anaa3a ln1ge.
r~eets Sunday ~ ID =, II a lis n II
= ~-r.,4 near S1r nE stFee1 AZ wx.~ ne.
Tae-t4re. '"Tha I5.a.e IL tie Isr-f &. ne
escrhy D. Mss% Marie 4. Wslss. c. san
F-rznel~ro. lecturer fo- M Pacific coast.
re queen CITY IAE9so pii-al Soeety -
: o'csocA az - A5ayGRr5 assG4e Ter study.
Al interested n Ih~oSop1y are cord al IS
snv.tet Sunday eFrE-nz d. >. - * tas
= - r "a aa} n 5f1re~r block Lecture
.rI-aa Ne.rea EEAt.nS e
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Christian Adventfsts.

Christian A1veu: meetings are heid at
tho corner CT Third avenue and Madison
s+~aat Dr W Chapman. pastor. Prayer
~o4e.lrr lo.t5 a. n. Preaching. y a. rr.
sunday school. i2s9Q ?. n.
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Nc ! hail. corner Second avenue south
ard Yesler way-Ensign Bernhardt ard
Lieut.. watson n charge. Nine a. n, knee
Grill. u a n. holiness meeting. 3 p. IN.
family gathering; ?. n. Free and
Easy
No. hall. corner Pike stree; and Third
aVenua-Capt. GIL and Lett Gardner u
charge Nine a m, knee drill; IL a. H..
holiness neetn-. 3 p n. family gather
ing; ?. n. Free and Easy"
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German - Harrison street al Taylor
axsrae Rev. AugJS. Ernest. pastor. s23
Ffsv~ sgn street German preaching every
SUNDAY 80 Il a IN. and every 3rst and
third sunday II the mont1 al 2 n.
FrcIsa preaching every second a-d fo1rta
SsE-.Ag Sur1aT arhool a; s.45 a. II.
YoLvx Peoples meeting a. : ?. n. Sunday
ar.i a 2 n Wes3nsS day. German PRAYER
meeting every Thursday a. ,. n
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Free Methodist Church.

FRS, Free MethodIst-sl2 Pine street.
c E. McReyrolds. pastor: residence. az
plra street Preaching 81 u a. II. and 8
. n. Sunday school al as a N. Young
peoples meeting. =. m t-a">- T->ee.t-.-y
Thursday 81 5 ?. n Seats free 70 all
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averlua Preaching al II a n ard $50 2.
m. Sunday school az s:s5 q IT. Y Z. >.
(. +. a. s.I5 p. n. Prayer meeting Thurs
day night. Morning service, Crisis IL His
tory Evening. The One Meditation. 50
G0od music. Al, are welcome
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yorwegiau-Dnn Methodist.

The Norwegian-Danisa Methodist church
holds religious services every Sunday al II
a. IN. and 100 ?. IT. in Fried's hall, on
Ninth avenue between Pine and Olive
streets Sunday school at 1915, Rev c. L.
Honson, OF Tacoma, VIII preach tbs even
ing All Scandinav1ans invited. Rev. c.
N Houge. pastor.
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TIE colorei Baptists OF the city have
established a mission. which Will hold
seryfces every Sunday st Il o'clock a. m.
and O'Clock D. m The meetings VII be
red * the Young Naturalists' hall in tho
rls university e lurcs.
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First Church of Christ-xcfentist.

reccra c. Seattle National Bank build
,r~ Services Sunday a, II a. m and y
M and Wednesday evening at 5. Sunday
seh0oI immediately after tie Sunday serv-
ice. Reading room open during ias week
from 10 ) p. n
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Episcopal Churches

gpiscDpNt tbuFChN~"
81 Lakes Ren;on. Rev. Lonei A
we. minister in charge. Service ana S~s-
Gah q ?, n.
IVES; seatte.-Seryice- ara held every
ssaday sftefaoon A. the Halter scnool a.,
s'cloek. Rev. George Euzxells. rector o.
u Clements churca. officiating
S. Mays W oa1lans PARK Rev. II IL,
eovsa = charge. Service sad sermon AZ
" e. AR Wilbur : Lewis. lay rea1er.
.sks Green Lake car. get OF al Winsow
Eslon
s. ssspAen ballard. Rev, y. z Hy-
aa1 rector. Divine service every SUNDAY
a II ana 80 = M The hoiy eoaa.
sshsas Is celebrated on the nst sI,s.
- sundays q tie month. On ne Ais
ka-2y al ! &. ~. a. TIE third Sunday
ss& II
s. pzaI's Chapel Warren avenue ana
NfiallcAa street Rev. Lone! a Wy.
sts e charge. SUNDAY school a. - =
Morning prayer and sermon q -
: u holy x nmunion 81 the nTst s.n-
ss g tie G,nnth AZ i g. III and ca tie
Sc sunday a. 4 n
- MARKS church. Harvard avenue ana
sgtaag street Nv } + y LswEI- rec
*. 'esa5ence. Thirty seventh aveius az az
-.s4S street. /. phone. Brown -
,ss@is = s1ty. sally. 20 i s. m, tetT-
t~a& back 1881. Sunday ssrF SEES ito'y
ssAas32tisca a. : a. II sermon ! 4 "a
sst@4ng sVNjce ana sermon AZ I'D p n,
So ass every k'gG8y evening az '.@'
= hap'Snas .sst SUI Gay u ne r1ch'n
= :. u Morning s1alect- The LAWS q
ss e*ct..1E s1f2ert- 4FtsS'-' ~
~1s2ts.s AZ welcome Large Nes'e1
lAe feca~r AAs returned ana VII
-"-Sa a 54-h sers3ce- .o-aA>
=. tlesne0.s cugy-:ouc{5 axe;s2e
- and ss,.lustou street Rev. ce2fss
sstna= sout7. Sunday schcol. -
u AorE-eg PRAYER and sermon 81 y
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TAA Christian All 2ucs meets 8. 80 ?.
n eyer sunday a1d O. ] thursday a. !
2 r. 81 tne.- nail. - I ROE street. De-
~ arr Third ana Fourth avenues, asa-
4 rrrstgv 80
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Meetings held IT basement o. Is Wash
srgtor street, entrance or alley between
F1rst avenue south ana occIcenfal svenue
avary evening at 7:&S o'clock Public cor
daily invited. Chaplain. Thomas ReeS.
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f~s-tsesa1 C1urch - Tssto-a Sunday
sAoal A. 9 20 Il IT. Services morning and
evening a. u - IL ST ! - , II. Preach
.r- 81 R-x lay = Edward
F~rw. f-nrsSs1an c.grch--On Seventh ave
ra= eesve~- Ezina ant PIE = y
Sx1ftn yazsor Residence L. Eou-.A
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Meetings are red every evening, exeep.
Nrrr.ay - ire Gcunt Carmel Mission
"a Fab Hone corner % CEioa street
ar6 summit avenue Coz Johnson. super
Z .eneent-
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CITY NOTICES.

such assessment, with interest, penalty and
costs IN the manner provided by law.
A. H. FOoTE,
City Treasurer CO tina City Of Seattle.
Date Of Ia publication November T. 1895
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DIP yAN DYKE nas returned o.1c
II washington hGD1lrg
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proxresxtve Lyceuna

-e. Trste-~-'s Progressive Lycs0Tn
-~aetx every Sunday morning n FeIrss
49, E~-z+ avenue al = Q clock
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GRAND bali. Ge-uaania hall Sunday
riEAt.
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Catholic Churches.

Whitman. Strangers welcome 10 ali ssrv-
tees.
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I0)AY'S CHURCH SERVICES.

aereafter notices IN the church direc-
insg zf.l DO confined To announcements OF
s&areA services only and subjects on ser
gers Extended musical programmes ior
tI14ay services ard aanoan1 enehIs o.
saaTcA entertainments Will only he pup
sassa al sdvsrtis ug rates Notices Ter
IL aerarFrse.. s7ouIa bs received al
% etfsee not later than =. IL SATURDAY
c 9tler TO insure publication on sunday
cara.ns
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CHOICE ch-ysa q. he-7ua1s 3 per Sozsn
carnations e cents pe- dozen SEATTLE
Floral Co, Third ard Cedar street Tele-
r,rnr,a Pay a.
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TIE Volunteers % America wi. hold az
old-fash'oneS class meeting az tbs army
barracks 1884, Second avenue south, this
afternoon ST = o'clock. TIE usual service
viii oe hsi3 tais evening a. O'Clock
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THE CITY or SEATTLE Department, of
Finance. Treasures onice-C1ty Treas
urers Nnt.cs
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A Cook Book Free.

liable and Kitchen" is the title of a
new cook book published by the Price
Baking Powder Company, Chicago,
inst at this time it will be SEM free if
you write a postal mentioning the
TRIBUNE. This book has been tried
by ourselves and is one of the very best
of its kind. Besides containing over
400 receipts for all kinds of pastry and
home cookery, there are many hints
for the table and kitchen, showing how
to set a table, how to enter the DINING
room, etc. hundred and one hints in
every branch of the culinary art. Cook.
cry of the very finest and richest as
we'll as the most economical and home
like, is provided for. Remember, eta
BILE and kitchen" will be sent, postage
prepaid, to any lady sending her ad,
dress name town and state) plainly
given, A copy in German or Scandi,
navian win be sent if desired. Postal
card is as good as letter. Address
Price Baking Powder Co., Chicago, Ill
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Not Tall Enough.

just at the time when vague reports
were beginning to creep abroad that
Germany was meditating fresh extern.
sion Of her frontier at the expense Of
Holland Dutch official of high rank
happened to be visiting the court Of
Berlin, and among other spectacles got
up to amuse him review was organized
at Potsdam.
"What does your excellency think Of
our soldiers7" asked Prince Bismarck al
enc Of tho regiments came marching
past ia admirable order.
"They look as if they knew how "a
fight, " replied the visitor gravely, "but
they are not quite tall enough"
The prince looked rather surprised,
but made no answer, and several Other
regiments filed past in succession, but
tho Dutchman's verdict upon each wal
still the same, mot tall enough"
At length the grenadiers Of the guard
made their appearance-a magnificent
body Of veterans, big and stalwari
enough to have satisfied even the giant
loving father Of Frederick the Great,
but the memorable critic merely said,
"Fine soldiers, but not tall enough"
Then Prince Bismarck rejoiRed
"These grenadiers are the finest men in
our whole army. May ! ask what your
excellency is pleased to mean by saying
that they are not tall enough?"
The Dutehman looked him full in the
face and replied, with significant en-.
phasis 81 mean that we can flood ouI
country 10 feet deep. "-Iaondon Tit.
Bits
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ENGLAND WANTED WAR.


German Empror.
The Gaulois, in Paris, recently re-
lated in considerable detail that during
the Siamese imbroglio Of 1898 England
was ON the verge of declaring war
against France. Tho power that opposed
the war most vigorously was Germany.
In fact, said the Gaulois, the war was
prevented by the German emperor.
AT that time" said the Gaulois,
Emperor William was at Cowes with
his yacht. He had wen a regatta prize
from Lord Dunraven' S Valkyrie and the
Prince of Wales Britannia. He appear
ed, literally as well as tiguratiyely, to
swim in English waters. 1t was as be
eat at dinner in the house of the Royal
Yacht squadron that he received from
Count Hatzfeldt the news that tho Eng
iish government intended to declare war
against France The emperor rose from
tho table, laid aside his napkin and sent
a dispatch empowering his ambassador
in London to protest against Lord Rose
bery's programme. Moreover, he be-
took himself at once to Osborne House
to announce to his grandmother that he
never could approve such a course as re-
CARDS SIAM I"
Sometimes Paris newspapers publish
articles on European politics that lack
all foundation in fact, and the amazing
story told by the Gaulois might have
been dismissed as one Of them had il
not been confirmed at once by the Keel
nische Zeitung, probably the most trust
worthy journal on the European CONT
nent. The Koelnische Zeitung's Paris
correspondents was at Cowes with the
emperor in 1898. AS soon as the eau.
lois had made it's statement he corTobo.
rated it. Among the influential English.
men at Cowes he said, it was then
common talk that the German emperor
was England's ally against Siam and
France. Lord Dufferin, then English
ambassador in Paris, had come TO Cowei
to concluAe the negotiations for an ALI.
ance, but had been met with the emper.
or's blunt refusal to take the active part
that England wished to assign him. The
Koelnische Zeitung's correspondent as
eerts that the correctness of this state.
ment is absolute and beyond question
among the initiated who were at Cowes
during the German emporor's sojourn
there.
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withai. the reports circulated that he
was such tough man seems to be I'M
founded in fact. He seems to feel
quite badly over the matter and breaks
down completely when speaking of it.
The victim of the tragedy, w. H.
Bradley was man well advanced in
years and was we'll known and highly
esteemed throughout theentire county.
1t is a most unfortunate occurance and
the like of which it is hoped will not
occur in this county again, No date
has yet been set for the preliminary
hearing.
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Miss May Boone, who b. bean ,,,,,,.-
sick for the past few weeks Win ~, y,
attack Of typhoid, is, we are pleased -
STATE rapidly recovering.
Frank Ramsey. Of Boise, Ia, be.r
named by Senator Shoup as d. \. Mar.
snai Tor Idaho. He will undoubtedly
De appointed by the president.
Geo. osmOnd, general manager Of thu
Dunn Mercantile Agency, of Salt lake
city, was in Caldwell Friday and TO-DAY
in the interest of his company.
Stop that Cough! Take warning
1t may lead to Consumption. 4 DC
=! bottle OF Shiloh's Cure may save your
life. Sold by H. D. Blatchley.
As our new fall millinery is on dis.
play and new goods arriving daily. we
are able to please the most fastidious
at the Caldwell Millinery Parlors.
Parties knowing themselves to be
indebted to me, will please call and,
settle in the next thirty days.
J. G. LUoUs.
Sweet breath secured with Shiloh's
Catarrh Remedy. Naval injector free
We sell six bottles for 50 and guarantee
an absolute cure. Sold by H. D. Batch
ley.
That fusion will kill any party that
has anything to do with it, isn't alto
gether a Populist dream. 1t is more
sure than yellow jack" and twice as
deadly.
Karl's Clover Root Tea, for Consti-
patton it's the Best and if after using
it yon don'tsay so, return the package
and get your money. Sold by H. D.
Blatchley.
Mr.. Chas. Pinney and family and Mr..
Miner and family returned this week
from their outing in the mountains.
They report pleasant trip and real
enjoyable time. ~
Ellis Askey is fitting up some rooms
in his cigar store to be used as club
rooms. They will be nicely furnished
and stylish affairs and promise to be,
come a popular resort.
The Democrats, silver Republicans
and Populists hold their county con-
ventions at Emmett on the 2lst inst.
The indications are that Emmett citi-
zens will be treated to a real hot time.
For Constipation take Karl's Glover
Root Tea, the great Blood Purifier.
Cures Headache, Nervousness, Erup-
tions on the face, and makes the head
as clear as a bell. Sold by H. D. Blatch-
ley.
The Progress Club will hold a public
meeting Monday evening Sept. 10, at
the Baptist church. A pleasant pro-
Crane with plenty of good music will
be rendered. No admittanCe. All
invited.
T. c. Egleston, Rev. W. ], Boone,
Rev. R. NJ. Gwinn and VIM. Isaac re-
turned last Saturday evening from
their two weeks outing in the noun
tains. The gentlemen all look robust
and say they had a splendid trip.
The TRIBUNE suggests that the
Demo RepubO fusion county ticket
that will be nominated at Emmett be
the Ripp- Rapp, Rag'Tag,
Bob tailed Sons of Calamity, or, our
principles sacrificed for an Office.
The Commercial hotel at Nampa has
put in an acetyelene lighting apparatus.
Mr.. Henkey, the proprietor, is first
class hotel manager and now has one
Of the most up.to-date hotels in the
state. W. R. Sebree put in the plant.