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=" p,ii Ar.....".-. \ Asncville $50 am
'Daily.
Nos u am. So Solid trims between Charles.
on nm I ere IL !! 4 va atlantic Coast Line
tn'niii"h \oWh"rry IN LnurcnS X. r. and
h l.! !cstrn ana Wet Cn~o!iu, T. H.
IL ENERNDN, Gen. Passenger Agent
d. Is: hEN Y, T. NJ EN- EItSON,
I'nl Manager. Tr1lic Manager
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n"nlpunr'rrs Sou u Cnrniinn Division,
United Confederate Veterans.

Charleston, S. c., June lst, 1890
IENENAL OnDEKs No.
/. Tho Annual Convention for 1899
Of Cho South Carolina Division, l.. G..
v, at the hospitnble invitation of the
people OF Chester, will meet ut Chns.
ter, 5. G., Wednesday, July 10Th, at
10 O'Clock Il. m.
II. Arrangements arc now being
made by tho Quartormastor General
and tho Veterans Of Chester to secure
tho lowest rates OF railroul faro for
Veterans and other VISITORS 1t is
presumed that we will secure as here.
tofore for all onr Conventions, Il rate,
not exceeding ono cent per mile trav-
cll"d, from ali points within the State.
Ill. Each Camp, Regiment and
Brisado will appoint ono Sponsor.
WHO will reflect her Maid Of Honor,
to represent them at the Reunion
Tho Sponsors and their Maids Of
Honor, TIN" Sponsors bearing n ban.
nor Of their respective Brigade, Regi-
m"nt or Camp, will bo presented -
tn" Convention NJ an appropriate
time, TO be named hereafter.
". Camps will bring their camp
banners, aud will carry them INTO
tho Convention Hail.
\. AZ som" convenient hour, to be-
announced ut tho Convention, Il meet
ing viii u" hr'u ur The Commanders
of Camps, t"'"nrls oG Regiments,
and Generals Of EriTnlrs, to make
report" upon tho standins Of their
commands. They will como pro
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,,u.,,l =, -
'"N' '"'i 'ei'o''S us l" mum
'' "''" VI" WORK they
accompanying "''o o'h'r matters
'p'" WV "' '''y ao" llie ol
W. nn
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=, ''"' ~ 'h'
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INFUKM TIUN.
Trains lrarh Z Charl. S,,n T. 90, II III and
~ irlNInE AT 90 um bin a! liz Il J, so III Train
ot tween Oh 'rlrsl,,D at,u ssh, vii L..
fhrUugh = ccIcr on lIHim .tiNinu hail les.
ION al up Tor y }, ma com cIInS 1T
IL mhchVllc with ain lea. ing 60 uin LA at
.'.i5 p IN. "
Ti"lhS lcavi < CO mmi.il 8: nn ~ r,,,, soid
cl"ccn Columbia & md u O.l II /. llk.
Vile, BlackshuiH and Marion. ~ &.
l.. a. EMERSON, Traffic Munagcl,
Charleston -,
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NJ ~ NEED 10000 VOIUS SIEEIiS.
i"EuarH W,,l nor br Sufficient In IA
Ph'ippin's

Wnsh"Gto", juno l.-R"plying to
tn" inquiries Of the Secretary of
War, G'n. Otis trlrglupls: "Thnt
H." is s''l' Of tn" opinion that thirty
thousand troops will b" necessary
for ia" "i,cli1r control Of tn" Phil.
iprin"s.'
Secretary AlG"r took Grn. O!is's
rahl" t. tn" President and urtcr u
ronfrrcnrr with him, stutrd that TIE
text OF tho dispatch would not be-
mad' public: "lt rrnlirms Gon.
Otis's rstimut" made srmr limo uun. +"
said the Secretary, whnt 30, 600 men
would b" sufficient to cope with the
situation. AS stated yesterday the
regulars now on tho way or under
orders to 20 I" th" hiIippinrs will
Civ" G"n. Otis about 1000 or %,
coo men nf!cr tho withdrawal of tn,
vuluutrorH."
Nh"r" will tho additional l,OO(
t. f,NUO men fer whom Gcn. OH,
asks com" tr"m?' til" Secretary was
nAkrd
"lhnt las not been definitely
d"t"rmln"d rs y"',' ho replied
'N" mny be nhlr to take the
additional trunl,s asked for from the
r"Snlars now located IN this country,
Cuba aud Porto Rico, or it may bc
found advisubl" to muster in volun
to"rs.'
"ln case il is ,lrcidcA to- cill for
volunteers, will tho rnll only ho fur
the 1000 or 5000 men necessary to
h'ing G"n. Oti,'s total up to 30, 600? ,"
was asked.
elf tho volunteers are called for"
replied tn" Secretary, thc call will
probably bo for 10000 mon."
GEN. SMITH nN NEGK,S ISLAND.
Washington, June L. The war dc.
p m'i has received tho following
ti~paIrh from G"n. q is:
Mnniln, luu" l.-Sm;th rcport,
from N"%roS that hr has punished
'n~ur "nts who murdered Cant. I'll
ley; that eastern coast of i~lnnl i,
nNN nnarr American fac, and i'm.
anh'iants ask protection ngninst roh
b"r bands; thn hauus pursued int,
II" .""untuins by UuitcI States an,
nnt'r" troops and severely punished
GEN. lAwruN's DIVISION.
Man'll, June t---5. O5 y. m,-Gcn
'mw'"n VAS hr"u given command O
III" d"f"nrrs OF the city and troop
F"rmlnE til" line around Manila
NhIth wi:l hr his division. Cen
NnrArlhnr commands the ontlyin,
-;nrr!sou and tho troops hol,linr tn
raliroul aud river.
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Time Table in Effect Arr. II, $50.

Trains arrive and depart in c., umbiu nj
Bnnd ing Street Station. Nos. :; and 81 carry
pullInnn sleeping cars between New ok am.
arkSunVillc; IL SO between GiUcinnaii ;nG
jacksonville, III Asncv NJ, connecting wi h
nl!ii:"n pnrlor cars between Jucks0nv vile
and lnin Il, nnd RON solid trains + ON Chui.
iottc to .nck SuuVillc
Nos STAND 81. New IOrk and Fori,in Ey.
Dress Puiniiln Driving loom sirrring r,il
t"c'n 'n'hln, y Il" SonNllir savannah
'nlun b'u. Wt.h i,e inu ami Nrw SUr:>
Foi further lniornIatt0n apply 10
X. l. SEAY. u. T.
C"u,nhln, sc
WM. HUTIER, JR, Y II. A,
Savannah. Ga.
l.. \. SliirMAN, \. q. =. A.
j tc':.nnvillr Fla.
y. .. MACDON! liz, q I. A.
jackson vile Fin
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HtEEftN NG CAR SERVICE
Excellent daily passenger service bctwcen
Florida and New York.
Nos. rs ana "i-Nrw York and Florida EX
press. l)rnWln.;- HOnm SIcrpins Cars bet weuu
Augusta and New Noi L.
Iuliinan drawing room sleeping cars between
and New York.
iniinhn Siccping Cars between Charlotte
and Richmond.
iui1lan drawing room buffet Secping ears DO.
tween Jacksonville and New York and Pun.
NAM SrrpinG ears tween Augusta and Char
!ottc. Dining ears serve an meals cnrouto
Huiinnn sleeping cars between Jacksonville
h@na @ toinmhin, "nrou, daily between Jackson.
vllle ana Cincinnati. VIA Ashcvllr
FRANK =. CANNON, j. NJ CIJIP
Third V-P. ~ Gen Mgr. ~ NJ, Waslinrton
w. \. rLlk, =. III. HARDWICK,
Il. T. ~. Washington. q. l.. A.. Atiunia.
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Nor. 403 nnd 4OH.-"Ih. Atlanta sp.c,, ,,
solid Ncslihu'c Train of Pullman Slerr.r.
ana Conchcs between Washington aud A,
Mntn, also l'ui an Slecpers between FORTS.
mouth and Chester. s. c.
Nna. al and 3S.-'1hr S. A. l.. Exp,es
solid Train, Conch,S and Pullman Sic, W.. e., .
between Portsmouth and Atlanta Company
Sleepcrs between Columbia aud Atlanta.
tn trains make immediate conntc, ion J, /
Atlanta for Montgomery Mobile New a, .
leans, TrNa California, Mexico, I hnlIu.
ho'sa Nashville, Menl his Mnc.n, FI0rhlt.
FOR Tickets, Slerp'rs, ana Information, an
B. a. Newiantl, Gen. Agt., Pass. Iei.r.
9, A., ,,,, 49, Atlanta Ga.
ST. JOHN, Nice-Prrs. and tiCn'j Man,. -,
y. MGBEt, Gem sui rrinrcndcni
III. w. B GLOVER. Tr:,i1ic Manager
l.. S ALLEN, Gcnr Passenger Apnn
GENERAL OFFICES: polrrSM0UTl VA
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/ H. :a]erald and a(rWs
RESTS BY THE SIDE
OF HIS FATHERS
JIE nuKItI OF SuUrn CARROLL A'S
LNrE GuNEtSOR
Sim plicitS MniErd scr, Tlrrr Was u
Du'OIy, Nor pt nt", ,,Jn- he l':nl-
b'nrrrh-Jonrt cy from Columbia.

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.y,.,,., ,.,.,.., ,,,,,.n:.
whic!. WAS uI,crL in tho pnrlor, and
tho rc,nnins were Viewed hv hi,
frinnds Ills ruuri,,cI face uuI
form told ,hr story ur his lone, lin.
,,criur illness, but the expression
vns r,,,rcrul and br,okrnrI in.
calm death which relieved his suffer
i ,us.
/, ,. ,o,l. ,,h,,,, a..
,,,, t,,r, l a., ,.; n,,
,tr,,, ,,rl h,,,,, Jl, ,,,,u,,,ro.,,
were: Mites +. McSwrrury. liru
t,unut G, yrrunr. Al Il tnnrrr
Secretary Of State; G. ID. Hcllinrrr,
ATTORNEY Gcrrrul: Dr. J. ". Eub
cock Surr,i,truIru, S,u,r II,su;iI
for in, Insane. Col u ! G,;,li,h
Surrrintrudrui eff th, pruitru,;orv.
f. II. HYATT, Of Columbia: II. G.
Gruhum md i G. IIul,;lnv or
Nor;nn
rh, f,m;h. - ,o,r;n,,,, r,l,,r,l
III, h,,r., n.,r.h v.,, ,I,,,., H., ,,r.,
,r,v ,,h;,, L,r.,. ,ul H., ,, ,r
a., ,,,l ,o.. ,,
c,,r;o,,,,, ,u, l,u,,,,;, ,r,,,,, ,.,,
,,,,u, co ,,h;,.,, i, a., ,.;
tb, ,,,I,,r ,r ,,,r.,,, ,.,,,,,;
estimated ut between 200 and BOO
IL took over an hour and Il hnlr t."
compl"t" til" IIv" mil" Journey to
tho cemetery.
The .rrvlcrs were sim,,lo in the
cxtrrm, and wrr, conducted NV
Rov J. t. Hrnrl n,s,nr nr ,h,
Motholi,t church al La,n Vhr
burial service Of the Mr,hulis Eris.
copul Church, South, WIS rrnd by
MIR. Brur,l, who also offered n very
fcrvcnt Drawer. upp,ulinr for ,hr
Comfort Of tho Divine Ilrlprr for
the borrowed relatives. There WIS
no oul"gy, no ostrmuliun, and after
tho simpIr service had lrnu com
plotod and the crave hnI brr,, Gov
orcd, tao truhcr hands of rri,uds
lid lovely floral tribntcs uron the
nc" h''"o hon|a. h"n IN" crowd
"'Si'o'"' g.
rho place whrro Governor EIlrr
ho is buried is lovely spot; prnrc
ful and Quiet. THO uruvo is urx,
those OF h,s father, tnpt. William
5. Elorhr, and his mo,hrr. uy,,
which hnnlsomr shults of white
marble hnvr hrrn erected. \ large
Pine shnhrS the hu,inl rlac, of the
dcccnScA chief cxrrutiyr, I'm this
graveyard are Inferred \ number of
tho Ellorbr, Godhold anh llnsolLou
families. Thrsr families nro amon,,
tho oldest in this section, and this is
a community Of relatives, the land
horcabnuts being nearly all still it,
tho possession oi tho descendants ni
tho Revol ,tiouury stock. Tho cs.
tates Of Governor Ellrrbo arc them
solves quito extensive.
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llllEp nlSrRitr CONTEST.
congressman i'h'm"r'a Attorneys n.r C.u.
""'h' 'h'' I"ih"rt fins =" Chnncr to
Win tn" Sent In Congress
Especial to News and CouricrD

(Spernal to News and Couricr.)
Washington, Juno l.-Thc tc,ti.
n"ny IN the contested election case
OF Iolbrr! against Latimrr, comirr
from the 3d Congressional district of
South Carolina, was open. Il today
hy tn" clerk Of the House of Repre-
s"'tntiv's, and tho record in tho
ease prepared for the public printer.
Con .,r"ssman Latim"r was present
with his attorney, Mr. j. Altheus
j nhnson.
MIR. Lntimrr's ATTORNEYS seems to
t ink that the contestant has fail,d
n't"rl y to max" out n case. Th.v
say that 10 question affecting tho
result Of the election ~ presented in
tho record, and that uono seem to
hay" been raised, unless it bo the
bare oc"drmic question rs to whether
the suffrage provisions Of Il e new
state Constitution are valid, and con.
corning that question they say they
have no doubt whatever.
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EDITORIAL CONTRIBUTORS:

Ehns. w. imbney, Jr., Ph. D., ILL.,. -.
fN-lnltcu States Assistant Secretary
OF Agriculture, EN-Dirrc,or United
States Agricultural Experiment Sta
tion in North Carolina. President
University Of Tennessee and l'rcsi.
dent Of United states Agricultural
Experiment Station in Tennessee.
J. IS Kiiirdrew. n. NJ Ph. ID.
EN-Commissioncr Of Agriculture for
Tennessee. author Of ''Culturr and
Curing Of Tobacco" for L. ). tenth
census, "Tobacco Leaf Sheer
Hushandry." "\Nhcut Growing.'
"GrasScS," and other Agriculture,
works.
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. U ~ f(Tr"'h"iI IrI.V '"Ol
$40 SW,r nhnr.: II Il
M D ~ .nlSta 81 O
Inns ,; nEd m solid between Char.
lc3tHn and Grcrnville ~
North " VI '"' "ii points
>tinSc connections at Snartarhnrg for the
'''""'''i"s. r.. CANENAUGH. Agt
Ncwherry, r..
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ATLANTIC COAST LINZ !
FAST LINE
Between Charleston aud Columbia,
Upper South Carolina, North Caro-
lima, Athens and Atlanta.

fAS~E>GEH EPAErMEST.
MtNtiioN G, Nov. 20th, 1897.
tbNDENNE SCIIEDIiI
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Annual HanAhali T0sFnament ~
rntveraaty 81 washlngt0n.

Al The University Of Washington today
the eceds gymnasium classes OF the unt-
vsrsl,y VIII begin their annual handhau
tournament in the Armory. The entries
show that the fair athletes are taxing as
great Interest In athletics ~ formerly. ana
IL IS said the tournament VIII be success
fssi In every way. TIE entries for the
doubles are Ward ana Aegrath. scratch;
Case and Herren. poiniS. Walker and
sehrieker. points: oiney ard Porter. 10
points; Brintnaii and Winsor. points
White and Mcdonnell points: Prosch and
0rifnth. points: Soslder and Crueger. q
points Reeves and Joyce points: Dougan
ard Street, 6 points.
The entries for the singles are: Ward,
scraseh: MeDonnelI. . points: Street, 8
points: Souder. points. MeErath. points:
Donsan 4 points: White. points; Herren.
s points; Schricker. I points: Walker. Z
Points: Grifs,h points: Porter. points
IN the matter o. housekeeping. the goods
are just az critical the men. and some
% them do not ike the handicaps a little
bit
TIE first osst-of-do-or meet of the season
In mems athletics viii De held on the uni
verslsy campus next Friday st 2 - All the
star athletes 81 tbs college and the second
class men will enter and endsAyor 10
break me University OF Washington
records In the following events: One hun
dred-yard dash. running broad Jump, 10
yard hurdles shot put &c pcuIds}. aud
the &&~yard race.
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Wat = v.s susns . s.lz asess ses1s
- s, 1 = - : . z- So =. :. pa
capaf q fAeee dz4erenx st9A Scoo0ss N
N<v yo<A when waa n. = a1d > Pears
e to- % % go. cstses. - s
VIII yeu candsN your f13 along sczsof-
ass5c Hnes- vas aske6-
-Y0. thax - tase vast vim DO WeIls
- boys ana ssrss ara sanghing .tIi keeD
them THU king / VIE pile IN phflaeopny
frosead with em- TIE srighs stssdem.s VIZ
- IN tnsyxra.ion for ne ] SHALL Show the
vhas wondeef11 argumenss they go Nov
What . supreme court argument To Essis
chaidreo used when their mother wa1f6d
fas1 to % to 30 ssray. $50, ~.
Szs3e should 90 20 hed early You CHI
crsa sasoas; ga - bed With tie SUI ae
ca.cxen. ssey g 70 s@d VIC ne s
a.anarnA-szt the cid hso she Always goes
win saezn-'"
Nrx. r. I Stevens. u NasauA n H
and r. D. Stevens, q East Peppereis
Nass.. rs1her Ard hruxher. respec1sveiy,
Of r. 9. Stevens md W. r. Stevens. % Tie
Stevens and Seattle hoeelS. arrived yes
sersay fran ssss East Mrs S:svens lived
Ing 20 the Eass. last fall While here she
ofrea remarks. tna- there wzs No place
Ike New England bus after being back
turning 10 Seattle an1 frczo nov "a she
WIN probably remain here
Mr. SxsFens Is chief a the IRE 6eosr.-
mens Of East Psp:sseU and IRIS Is has
severn weeks.
AlvaA l. Carr. railway postal clerk On
the Spekane-Sea.fle route. has been trans
fsrred 70 tae Sezttie-Poreia1d route and
detailed - transfer clerk AZ Seattle Nj.
Carr assumed his new duties yesterday
and viii supervise tie transfer Of mails
as the depot IN tnis city.
Pnslio Jung AMI Leoposd r. SehuI,x.
PROMINENT areve-s q Milwaukee. are reg
sstered AZ tie Rasnier-Grand hotel Yes
ter1ay afternoon tee gentlemen we're
guests q Andrew Heinrich. president OF
the Seattle Brewing and Mating COM
pAny.
John Cudahy. the new president Of the
North American Transportation Trading
sor Fairsavexs, to look into the eousoiisafed
nsh scheme. IN which Mr.. Cucahy - aeas-
uy interested
c. H Burnett. superintendent Of the coai
mines at Burnett. Wash. Is among the
guests az the Diiler hotel He says the
mines OF which he is al the head are run
ming full Tine, as the demand fer coal IS
oEite heavy
W. A. Hardy ana E. 4. Robinson LET.
the city yesterday afternoon On . fishing
trip 20 Crab creek, which is on the Great
Northern line. about rs miles from Seattle.
DR.. and Mrs. George NJ Horton will
leave FOR Portland, Or, this morning. 10 be
gone two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes. OF Spokane,
are among the guests al the Northern
Lewis Ssenger mining man from What
com, Is q guest at the Northern hotel.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

LeDIxe oFG1l ana Wie. harvey L..
Johnson. W. r. Roberts. Joseph Eesschars.
w. r. Lewis. Peder Peterson. J. r. CASH
ham u. E. Meniey; joan Paali., Fred
Goldberg. New York. Mrs /. Slebenbaam.
Port Townsend; Fl. l.. Brooks. Port Bake
ley: JOAN Richie. San Francisco: Miss Doll
man, Miss Halsteaf. Tacoma: l. =. God
the Delano drum corps-L- G. Deiano,
leader: l.. w. Deiano. fife major: Frank
Horsfali. Charles Wheaton. Ben Bali Jro.
Coy, Frank Warner Phil Warnock: q. H.
Roudebush. St Louis: II. D. Thomas. r..
San Francisco. .. Raxxorthy. Portland .
G. F. Jackson. San Francisco: T. II. Nc
Cieary. Centralia; George Lowers. CITY.
3. y. Croker and wife. Walls walla: g.
]. Becker. San Francisco: T.. G. Patter-
son. Chicago; NJ A. Fay. San Francisco:
J. Z. Goldsmith. ST. Paul: t. P. weiker
r H BrownelI ard family. San FRANCISCO:
Philip Jung. Leo Schmitt, Milwaukee. Jno.
Armstrong. Allan Cameron, Vancouver.
Mor:sz Rosenthai. Vienna; L. Ziseler. Chi
-. Leonard, IL. Christian. Lieut. A. Chill
berg. u. p. Foley. oief Metz. l. o. John
son, H. c. Bergh. NJ b. Stambaugh. Harry
Wood. Rich Pit. Albert campoen. Merton
tsrson. A. H Hart. New York: N. D.
Iandon CELL Perkinsl, at large; Mrs J. A.
yer: y. MaeMssser. Mrs. VIM MacMas-
ter. Portland. Chas F. Emerson and wife.
Dixon. Edgar Fredscn. shelton: Miss
York. Miss Ha'chison. H. A, Boedeksr.
F. W. Niteay, Portland. A J. Frank. Eos
ton. Z. II. Adams. Chicago.
The Seattle.
J. D. Moody. Everett: (. z. Blake and
wife, HsdIoek: +. Dewey. Chicago: c. A.
Claf,in. Omaha; W, c. Cox. Everett, F. G.
Everett: n. S. Hackman. Everett; .. E.
Carter. Everett: DR.. O. V. Harris. Everett.
William J. HUI, Auburn: p VI. Brown.
+. Lytie: Bethsll. john A. Gates. Van
eouver: f. p N@whall. orcas Island: r.
r. Jacobs New York. Edward Levy. Chi.
cago: ID. Iapman, Portland: r. Hughes.
ruthers. Denver: Can't. K. z. Dyer and
wife. Denver; Harrison q. Foster, Taco
ma. \. . Nelson. Everett; Mrs. r. Has
J. Sca't. Port Angeles: c. A. Hudson. Ar
ington. W. su3row and wife. London
Ted Dennis, Tacoma: Jean Dennis. Taco
everett: w h. Davis. Edlson; Joe Mayer
Everett. A. s Stevenson. Everett. II c.
Grady, Rossland. W G. Morris, RossiAn9
san Francisco. r. X. Mitchell. San Fran-
CISCO: II. O. Whiihy. Rochester.
The Butler.
II. &. Anderson. ssanwos-a. r. e. BaIlen-
tire CITY. :. n. Stio1lnger. Chicago, Geo.
Tourny, San Francesca. X. J. l&nlen, Port
land Frank ]. Carrier Frank ZAk. W. W
Adams San Frsscs Sco. r. A EosiaaAQga
50. Paul. Geo. r. Blanchard. City. r. "
Eos.weil Victoria. W'estenssI. Eocaes-
ter. y Y. 4. T. jones San Francisco. III
kelson. 81 Isos1ss. Albert Fsusch, Portland:
j. A. Williamson. Tacoma: MIR, ana FRA
J A Bass spokane. j. . Carlisle Wen
a,chea. A l. An4rw~s. Cascade Tunnel !,
A. X. se9gstcG. Spokane J. II Faam
ming Chicago, ". A. Nrlliisnzs. PoysIans :;
A A Cook Taccsns: J. s Power. san
Francisco: A. r. Jacobs Oregon C3ty. r.
W Powell. ElfrcFas. Geo. ". Hill g. *
II Durham Portland. III. lf44ssnau. San
Frsnessoo; I. W Cole. W A Newton.
Chicago.
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The palate is almost
ticklcd with SCOTS Emul-
sion Of Cod-liver oil. The
stomach knows nothing
about it, it does not trouble
you there. You feel it first
in the strength it brings i,
shows in the color Of cheek
and smoothing out Of
wrinkles.
l, was a beautiful thing
10 do, TO cover the odious
taste OF Cod-livcr oil, cvade
the tax on the stomach. and
take health by surprise.
Ii warns. soothcs, siren: sh-
ems and invigora,cs.
s~x 49, o. &C. 81 ATuxS4seA
SCoyT 4 SoSAk SannsA ~ vwA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-11

The Unitarian church, which has been
wfthou. . minister or regular seSvtcs since
tbs summer OF uo6, h about to resume
active work IL present expectations are
realized. Rev Abram Wyman. OK Topeka.
Kan, viii arrive in Seattle during the
present week and wllI occupy sas pulpit
fer four Sundays beginning Sunday. May
-. with a view TO becoming the regular
minister mex, September IL Such arrange
meats should be desirsd by oota hiuDeif
and the aDcf~;y.
Mr.. Wyman. who Il a graduate Of HAr-
ward divinity school. has met With mark
81 success at Topeka where he has been
the minister CT The Unitarian church for
three years He il very highly spoken Of
~ an able and earnest leader 10 the lib
erai unitarian thought. and his coming
VIII be welcomed by sbe society and the
community. TIE Unitarian society Of Sc
attic found eificuity la maintaining regu-
lar services during tbs hard times cui-
minating in 1885, but the return Of pros
rer4ty 70 Seattle warrants = renewal OF
church services and aeitstty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-11

John Griffith. who IL best remembered
for his FIRE performance Of Faust Will
open three-nigh.I engagement tonight at
the Seattle theater I'm that strong play.
The Av-ng.r" The bill Friday night VIII
be .Foors Revenge" and Saturday The
Bells" played here by Sir Henry Irving.
win close the engagement Mr.. Griffith LIS
supported by a hrSs-clzss company. The
sais Of SEATS indicates large bsssnesa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-11
Fresh Beef
for
Dawson.

June /. consisting az
- head They Will be taken 70 A pesnt
Fear sksgway on the big barge sxcokurn.
and then driven over the trails to the
northern metropolis The second lot viii
De dispatched about July Is AMI viii con-
tain SIS head
4. x.li take forty men "a drive ire lot
Mr.. Ta~so took IN one band OF Loo last
summer. ana lost comparatively few head
The experience gained I'm this venture will
Re invaluable TO him IN taking In these
h&nsss. and be expects to land his cattle
Ia Dawson win TIE smallest kind of a
ever shipped West fran Montana AMI
sse1d bring GOOD prices n Dawson Las.
year The nssrks. became everxtcckes,
whit.a caused him 10 lose OF the venture
lie hopes 20 get in early eToax.s this year
20 avoid an SserSsock
In speaking sf this years oatsu, Mr.
TAeso says re isoats FOR * to reach In the
nssgabernoot % 81 aos. H.. has sew
sral vslu@hse claims or Different creeks
from which ne experts good returns
After an absence - FIVE weeks IN the
aass Louis Cohen. the cigar dealer. rs-
Chicago. Philadelphia and New York The
greater part % ais visit vas Sr~nt in ira
last named city. where ne lived mary
years esfoTe coming TO tire Pacific Sorta-
Although be had fire tine. he is glad
% ~ aaes In Seattle, which be SAYS -
ref,t essossGa Tor hin. business us~a
throughout TIE East and middle West Z"
ssid Mr. Cohen. eyAiak well % s@-a,tie
Thsy believe t11s II ss Aclr. 20 be A lzrs.
city ass that i ~ tie center ~ ffas;~ in
f1@ Pacific Northwest = woutA sursers@~
wa 10 observe sew rsaea Seattle sx talked
as~e9s 10 the nEAnesA csrsers O. the roun.
try
HE liz New Tork raes Gen nryast
r1F~seTSy receiver 30 the Seattle 4 Lake
Shore railroad. row tie Ssafsia q Fr.er-
national. As vas tn sco4 hsassa ard in
Gssrsz afsfiss AL c+ bis Seattle friends AZ
Present a@ - f7tsr~sts~i tss 4 pehasne 20
assasss TIA sasGgeaaGra river tar tns
raaxsxess 80 giving rowsr ~ Fss..xsx.~- 7~A.
seEs~saI ~as confident thas 10 would prove
. s2SG&9
Attorney J Park Rs-se~~or W., fx
wess known ts1 S~as.ar called ca -e he
SAID &c ~Tas getting 10 s-e frog. and en-.
sas!zx prosperity
FL Perkins pasxee sArnaxn S<ztsk las.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-11

The japanese training ship Hi Yei left
yesterday morning Tor Tacoma The Of
fcers and cadets on hoard all expressed
themselves as being delighted with the
city and the treatment they received here
.hs HI Yei win remain In Tacoma for three
or four days, after which she win 90 70
San Francisco and then 70 San Diego