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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23
PEACE CONFERENCE NEARLY DONE
Arbitration scheme Adopted with
Minor MOdincatfOuS.

THE HAGUE, July 22.-The third COM
mittee OF the international peace confer
ence held session today under the pfesi-
dency Of Leon Bourgeois, of the French
delegation. and adopted article as mod-
ned. The article now reads
I'm international disputes involving
neither country's honor nor essential IN
terests, arising from divergence OF opin-
Ion on points of fact. the signatory powers
deem IL advisable that parties which are
unable 10 agree by Diplomatic means shall
institute. SO far - circumstances viii per-
NIT, an official inquiry. whose duty II shall
be to facilitate the solution OF these dis
pu;es by clearing up the questions OF fact
by means - an imraraal conscientious
examination"
After adopting article and passing the
second reading of the Ave articles dealing
with commissions OF inquiry. the commit
tee adopted, with s"~ht verbal mojfica-
tons articles 50 to IS OF the arbitration
scheme and then adcnted the scheme as
tee to a successful --rclus;on.
Count Nigra, head OF the Italian delega-
ton, on behalfsof his colleagues thanked
Al. Bourgeois who, Count Nigra said had
directed the discussion with distinction
authority and imnart.aIity." ard In a con-
ciliatory spirit.
The committee will ~~eet formally on
Tuesday next 10 read the minutes OF Its
proceedings and afterward a plenayy meet
ing OF the conference win ne held for the
final acceptance ~ the arbitration scheme
The entire proceedings are expected to be
brought to an end by the latter part OF
next week. The technical delegates are al
ready leaving.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23
STEAMER HOMER FROM NORTH.
Arrives at San Francisco With Halt
a Million In Treasure,

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-The steamer
Homer, which arrived from ST. Michael
today brought Elk boxes OF gold dust con-
stgnei 30 The Alaska Exploration Company
aud Three boxes consigned 70 the Bank OF
British Columbia. he value of these could
not Re ascsrsained. hpt probably with what
the passengers brought the steamer carr.es;
over half n million in treasure g. An
deFson brought back with him x3eoa J
Hurke and y. Murphy have claims on FL
dorado creek. They brought down $50
and As.tsn respectively. @ l. and o L.
tonaneaH brought down So 90
The miners who returned from the Elon-
dixie numbered about loo. and the major
ny OF them had nothing to show for the
work OF two years. NEST Of the gold
brought down being in the hands OF q Few
men.
TIE reports they bring regarding the
Cape Nome district are very conflicting
II. Anderson. Of Seattle, who hal
bean CA sulphur creek for nearly two
years. sold his claim for S2aos
Joseph Hurley. George Tavior ard F. ]
Francis. af Colorado who came from Gold
Hi. usw camp where strike was made
last season, said they had done fairly We'll
bet might not return.
Frank Banker. Of Los Angeles, thinks
that most OF The creeks near Dawson are
nearly exhausted and Capt Rowland A
well known steafnhsarman believes that
the future wealth OF the Arctic gold fields
viii COME from new discoveries
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almost dead as II lie and he's harmless. lie
doesn't steal. nor Ia he vicious. He begz.
OF course, to get money enough for the
drug. but hate 10 pull them IN they sur
fer so. Poor devil. he'll be quiet now; you
needn't VERY. he's got his dose
We went down and spoke to the maa
and said: Are You sils We heard you
screaming q minute or two ago."
NO. thank you." he answered. Tn al
right now. I'm sorry, but have spells al
times"
He was siiivering in the rain, which had
begun to fall and one Of the party said.
Have you a room 10 go to-"
mo. thank you. I'm al right Please
don't call the police. I'm all right. Ill 60
away In just . minute"
The drug was working After the man
had been given half dollar and assured
that the pokce would not be called. 20
rallied. and one OF the party said to him:
II can't understand how you can throw
yourself away like this when there are
hospitals and
The man Strengthened himself and said:
There are stranger things In heaven and
earth. Horatio. than are dssamt of in your
philosophy
And he strobe away down the alley In
the darkness. his rags Tapping In the
wind.
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STORIES OF THE STREET AND TOWN.
. . .

taken away. He ~ aoe sxpect this denea-
menf. and fought vic1onxy wExa his bsns-
coased cap.ors, hsst they held him down.
and driving n front % the grast stand
gave the now Seasghsea people an epgor-
rsnsty Ct eioser inspection. Billy 81 ths
time gzasazinx hss teeth and trying 10 get
under the wagon seat He was driven
around the course. ard then Deposited at
Els box. ard toe game proceeded
r Oh BERRY. the hardware drummer.
tells q geo1 story about himself and
soueaes for ia trutafulness without bond
His territory includes California ard Ore
gcn. One thing always troabsed him
Wherever he wssid 60. there Wac always
some ere bnthsng up who took him for
sozneone else Now. Berry. while Prob
ably looking Ike some other people. bears
q strong resemblance 70 Archbishop Rior-
dan. Of San Frzneasco.
a few weeks ago he was driving along
Eoad between two towns in Alameda
county. Cal, when he was met BY an Irish
workman returning from his ia6orS- As
he drew near. the workman sisnaled he
wished 70 speak to him. and Berry pulled
up The workman took OF his hat and ap-
preached 10 within 4 respectful distance.
s'Issshop.s he said. II am hayin little
trouble with me wife. and would ike 10
have short talk wsd ya about IL. When
ca come over and see ye?"
MDh, any trae, nay man; any time; say,
toUorfow." rrrasea Berry.
Thank ye. h.saop: I'll be there ~ :
c'elncka
al right. my man." returned Berry. as
he drew up his lines TO. start on. hut when
you do come ap. for heavens sake don't
say anything 20 my wife about seeing me
trade horsee..' and as far down the road as
Berry could see. the isishman was stiI
scratching his head.
r r
IN one Of the uptown streets some grad
Ing was being done yesterday pre-
paratory "a moving a house. The prin-
eipaI in the enterprise was q gentleman OF
presumably Irish extraction. who welded
a pick with ali the natural ease and grace
peculiar TO his race.
SuddeHly the pick struck something
hard. Pat stopped and picked II np.
II proved 70 be a fat, oblcr.g metal OBJ
jees. about the size and shape OF the COM
mon glass paper weight
A crowd Of laborers and oilers soon gath
cred around the new-f0und treasure. Ii
was dirty and q black rust had settled
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FRENCH RECIPROCITY TREATY
Final Draft Made With \ Few Minor
netnfla

WASNfSGT0N. Jss1y se.-~Tvae aral srat.
CT fae reciprocity treaty between France
and the United States viii De made today
WITH few minor details left open for fsnsi
adjustment Roth sides now regard the
signing 81 the treaty as assured. alta sssgh
theTs are atm some points orsu and these
are the subject ~ cable exchanges WITH
the authorities q, Paris The treaty Vii
aseST date today. although the formal sig
NATURES may not sS affixed unsu scry3or-
faE ey rext day. In case OF emergency
Monday may aisa - counted "a wftA!n the
i~a-year PERIOD allowed By the usnSley
Eaw fer u3akink these treaties
TIE jamaica ara Bermuda treaties also
are hanging. ard although x had n@sen
ssefiastssttly expected shey would Ne signed
sass4t, EaAl approval has net tesn receive {
~ Mr Tower saa British e1arge Y.n
ssse1ssteIX On receipt 81 the authority the
signing R.ln Cccur.
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- - eane dCwn from the Kiondfks
kG an1 had bis suss ard nuggets -
= ios OF small sacks. All tss1 Up
10 big ozs& - careful was ne
J Of his Life fortune that he
kept his on5A Ia BIZ state room.
net eyen trusting ~ parser. When the
K;sndi1ser sns . se@ssse 10 Iosded his
gold anA his h9rtles. which we're sn an
other asck- uvan Ms saeai9srs and started
Up taam from tlse dock
His 6ess sscp @aA ~ barber shop. but
bsfore getting sssave3 and saearss the
atn<r took numerous drinks. 50 that by
tia f9fue hs Eos cut Of the aarber's chair
he was ful! ~aalf esas ever"
Ths bundles 10 ieft With the barber. but
tas sack Of geld dpst ard nuggsss. and no
ens bat himseif knew what the sack cen
satne6, h took with him.
Hunting tho ass.y efsEce. he finally
wandered inte the L<w Calm saloon. The
enck had grown hsAsy On his shoulders
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23
sMITH-CosTELI.o FIGHT ON.
@Dcaver Ed" VIII Meet the Marine
In Tacoma Tomorrow.

The fight between Denver Ed Smith,
OF Seattle. and Costello, the champion OF
the 5attleShip Iowa. is not of report
ed. IL was thought when the hattleshlp
was ordered to San Francisco that the
not the case. He viii remain on the Sound
and fight Smith in Tacoma tomorrow night
The pugiiisss will meet in the ring of the
Tacoma Athletic Club. and will fight for
purse Of $l,00o and large side money
Smith Is training IN this city and the
marine at Georgetown. Both are said to
be In good condition. TIE marine Is the
heavier man Of the two. bu, Smith il con-
fdent OF victory.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23

Remember that cholera morbus, choi-
era infanium, summer complaint, bilious
colo, diarrhoea and dysentery are each
and all cataTrh OF the bowels. Catarrh
Is the only correct name for these affece
tions Pe-ru-na Is an absolute specific
for these ailments, which are so common
in summer DR.. Hartman. in a practice
OF over forty years. never lost single
case OF cholera infantum. dysentery, dsar-
rhoea, or cholera morhus, and his only
remedy was Pe-ru-na- Those desiring
further particulars should send for free
copy OF Summer Catarrh" Address
DIR. Hartman. Columbus, o.
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ReIigieus Mania

complaint was made yesterday IN the
at Providence hospital. is insane and the
shersff transferred her TO the woman's
ward OF the county jail until her mental
condtion can be 3sdieially determined. Her
mania, II It be such. rises from religious
enthusiasm. and before she could be taken
from the hospital she had to be allowed to
kneei on a priedieu In the chapel for an
interval OF PRAYER
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with IN tho Identification Of the wounded
and dead on hatsaese1ds In thts eaanee-
ton il wlli be recalled that the governors
or the various statss paid their share ef
the expense OF furnishing tags TO their
Troops except In Washington. In iris
state the Red Crc~s raid tho hll OF s3&
seastse's share being 81.
Z ;
MIKE ROCHE. travelling passenger
- agens of the Rsa Craada Western,
wha MAS here last week dasnx segse pre-
tsntnary roofing for t7e greaf game 81
the Portland and Seattle tasnsai.efs 20
come OF at the Madison street park newt
Saturday sfterueen. tells sane faasy
sscrses &c the Ras.ssue ,esess @ean la Web
feos.tewn Incidentally, Roche thtaks be
10 = rooA hassssa!ler. ard VIII he'd aaSn
second sar he Portland fats Ira siais vesk
confaas AZ she great kFy~cas in Per ID "a
she other week. is'~ Moaa. she aAinezc
ptseAer. was the fssaasaAe- far the assaya-
tlsa thousands. ana ~ esgartst "a esuse
ssrs wfsn sesse rrSssfaef freHa the Eamse
factory cf eoFnloallsiss.
lie apssearsi ea sNe s5sywoaa Assse-ssr
IN = grsateoas ~ wfatTy csst. an5 took hss
Ytsce 81 tAe Ssx - cast taa arws bali 4
committee FROM ths naiire ,sef@sssisn watt
sSt On ssslly. aasf ssta hssa hs pseals have -
csiias~eozn. The silsSe3 pitcher seaS az Als
nssektnAc. This was ass enough. ard ~ Fe,.
moved hlA sa1eT seas and wsst ard ever
ssse~s Ssg1 ssev@ sssFszsasass from tie
rsssnutsee. and Fsslay tess Aaesa nss gal.
nxss- II was kestt8g fnsssNss snx. aa& tse
wugren IL she gragi ssnat &eMaa 80 e..
rerveas va: Hfiiv was determines 20 sse4y
orsse~s ani ats shirt raszs esz msxt sae
ssaesArs sSesess fetsa~trv. wssh saeus De-
termination tas committee sszsI ss.SssesS3
eni ysissst@ nsSy. WIN SIS sssek toward sAe
sYsecss saes. Re slowly sssA.ss.eaaet 80 an
rssetsessstlss sn8 tfa'egsasrt. ani snFaiax
a-nnaa - saA g@sra ssaes seetS tss terri.
s~f ssYseks - sNe avs~Eass.. ssssTa - BAcn
ssss stared - leave ths Rxsessssss. sfsesf "a
ell hAs ssrssssas revr,asene &C. rstsAi ia a yssss
es Striped esgsRz sigaex
T-hsn 4 vas tissse sag the rsnsasstes q
act IN earnest. Fer srseessss sxsrsssFz wsx
u fhSng sAss sxsasA nevsr sc snssratas7 Ia
Pe*tisnss IN q sscgaens <AN Tsstrse3 w@gos
wAs ~He- csr~~rsns tewss sAa eessvTe srs,xm
ssswr wssa sas hes~es ~ seG gs5saA @za
before ne k~e~ wsssg was ire matter ta@
saArseiess BILLY was Aesssea lass II. ana
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this week. 1t II a scouting cruiser, with
engines or so0o-horse power and a speed
OK twsuty-on knots.
Cremation Legalised.
The chamber of the grand duchy of
HEINZ has passed law iegalizing crema-
Bicycle Costume Popular.
The bicycle costume has become so popu-
lar with Berlin ladies that a society Is
being organized TO encourage the wearing
OF rational dress In the streets.
German Exports to This Country.
The total German exports to the United
States for the fiscal year jus; closed
amounted 10 $S3.7 IA. 7sl. against s.42eS. 4Si
In 1888 The Getha Chamber of Com
merce's report says the toy industry OF
the duchy Is suffering seriously because
the usual orders from the United States
have fallen off. This dininulion was first
noticed in 1SsS. Prices have been reduced.
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John kennealy, a roonler al the ST.
James lodging house. yesterday reported to
trousers on; of his room Friday night. In
the pockets OF the garment was between
$40 and So in cash. John s Porter. who
rooms at 600 Third avenue, made a similar
complaint. The thief he SAYS. crawled
into his bedroom window Friday night and
stole h's trousess. containing s22 In cash.
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Mining Men. smoker.

The Seattle Mining Exchang. gave
smoker in their hall last evening About
1@ guests wers present and a plea SAINT
evening was spent smoking UP several
boxes OF cigars and swapping miaing stories
and experiences in ali parts OF the world
The AFFAIR was q success and will be re-
peated IN two weeks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23
Interests of french Axriculturiss..

PARIS, July 2z--At the cabinet meeting
today the minister OF agriculture, NJ Jean
pupuy. called the attention OF his coll
leagues 10 the fact tina; negotiations for A
treaty with the United States made neces-
sary the safeguarding OF the interests az
the French agriculturists. The French
minister OF the interior. NJ. Milierand. gave
his assurances that the interests woa.id he
RuarJed
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THE ptHLGaEN-s TRIAL TRIP.
Makes a Good showing ard win
Gene tp TO Requirement..

RATs Ma. jaw = TIE ytnIses ssaspa
ss<pezte tea. DaAigrez was ssxeu \ fYr@-
asssxzATT ssse~S trial over ssaarxe II, 80
LsFs3#asss river today she easily SHOWED
. FS~s%i SIS knsEs IN six sathsms ae
wSter an& the fm5icsstenR ara ysrszyrgStr,r
fMAf sne wt0 cSce&6 her contract saees4 ~
AsS4 Sanss or TIE Southport course rex.
wssk
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AZ q special meeting yesterday OF the
CITY Federation OF the W. {. T. T.. Mrs,
Marion b Baxter rendered her resignation
as iinaneser. The resignation was accept
ed by the federation. most OF the funds
having been collected
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And he said 20 Julius wexert. The prrprse-
tor. Can leave this here awhissg"
Certainly said Wexert. Put IL over
thers under the harrelz.r And the Klol-
diker deposited the sack ard left
Thursday morning q sober and excited
miner appeared st the police station aud
ted his tale Of woe. The fortune be had
taken ont Of the fraxen earth during two
years hard work WAS gone. Hs VAS sure
hs left the sack u dns, In n barber shop.
and % Chief Reed detailed an officer TO 80
with the almost distracted man. they
hunted every barber shop In town and
found his bundles. bas the sack OF dust
was not there. Then he ship was search
ed and no dust found. The officer had
given up ever finding tho treasure, as had
the man. when they passed the Log Cabin
saloon.
'Isst.s 70 In hare and get q beer" said
the man, I'm thirsty"
They went IN and a. they went toward
the bar the man spIed the sack lying
where he had thrown II I'm his rankings.
With . yell he grabbed 1t. and never offer-
ing % even buy the dssnks. hurried out Of
the cailn to the assay office.
The sack contained 3is.ss0 n, dust and
nuggets and for three days aad alsAis tho
fortune had latin upon the floor. within tho
reach Of anybody and everybody. mere
sack Left by an unknown man. and yet he
got II hack. safe and aoand.
Somahnfy has said that an all-wiss
Providence takes care Of children and
fools.
= r r
THERE u here shown one OF the sden-
tificatson tags issued by the California
State Red Cross TO every soldier who
passed through san Francisco on his way
10 the Philippines. The tags are Of alum
mum ard are TO be hung about the neck
by string OF channels. On enc side is
the emblem OF tho order providing them.
thu He'd Gross, while cn The other IL the
company. regiment. branch 81 ser gies AMI
regfstered nugnber OF the wearer. BY uas
Of these tags much confusion II done away
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Wat your sfouO-
le is Catarrh.
but the chances
are it is. and all
the doubt n tho
world will not
change the facts
in the case.
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nREvlTY.

Ella d. Bacon yesterday fisd With TIRE r:ty clerk
an eher 70 compromise the efvs claim against her
fnr street grade tax on hsr Weller sfreet property
She claims that tire charge ayasns: the pryaes-y
Was excessive. and offers to pay $50 for each ~
hen two bets. so penalty. and SO interest making
q tcsai CT SNn.
TRY I.evinson's fine sherry. imported
and domestic. No 100 Second avenue
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or insestines is intiamed
and sore from catarrhal
irritation Pc-ru-na will
heal It mp and cure it.
You m ay dou BIT
that your ,roub.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-04-26
THE OLD PLAYGOER.
WHITE CROSS NURSES.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-Among
the passengers on the transport New
port to sail for Manila tomorrow night
will be representatives of the White
Cross Society, the inspector general of
the order and sister of Senator Thur
ston of Nebraska.
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disturbing calAartic will set Nature to
going, and relieve the head, the stomach,
the liver and all the organs OF the body
from the evils of clogged drainage.
The Liver is the gateway between tina
stomach and the organs which the
stomach purveys for. Stop up the gats
and death quickly ensues. Burden il with
distractions and thousand ills result.
Hoods Pills CURE Liver ills, sick head
ache, biliousness, indigestion, nausea,
constipation, without purgiug, without
pain, without violence.
Everybody at sometime needs them.
Everybody should keep them on hand ct
all times for emergencies.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-04-26

This AID. is somewhat pecu-
liar and it is intended to be
so-that you may not be con-
fused by the stereotype form
of advertising-but to CATcH
Your Eye and impress you
with the fact, that if you are
DESTROYS of SELLING or PUR.
CHASING REAL ESTATE, Rent
ing your property, seeking a
home, having your rents Col
LECTED, etc,
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SCALES. SCALES.
A GOOD REPUTATION

is needed in machine as
we'll as in a man. The
reputation earned by the
Dayton Self-COmpntiDS
Scale Company needs no
second. Wherever these
scales have been intro
duced they have given
entire satisfaction to the
purchaser in all cases.
We take pleasure In
placing these goods on the
market, GUARANTEEING
SATISFACTION to any PM
chaser as an article superb
or to anything Of its kind
ever put on the market in
Honolulu.
We have the following
Scales in stock:
Platform Scales weighing 500 lbs.A.
Counter Scales (weighing 100 lbs.&.
Butter Scales.
Butchers Scales.
These Scales not only
give the correct weight,
but at the same timc give
the correct value OF pur-
chase, thereby saving the
trouble CT calculating Il
and avoiding possible
mistakes.
Intending purchasers
will be furnished az In
formation required by APP
plying to
]. 7. WAREHOUSE,
Sole Agents.
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Hoods
.,c ss'; III. Pills

Hoods Pills are as peculiar and ~ please
ant, in comparison with ali others, as rs
Hoods Sarsaparila.
To compound a pill which shah 90
pleasant to take, shall not @. ra CD with
what by age becomes insoi.a.- ..g Vi ich
shall be just that mild -,tnr1.t g. the
FLYER and bowels wbIct -taa a.Gl. Nature
TO restore her disUrlerya i.a,tIous -- that
is the problem for me fuarwaclst.
1t is easy TO- lufgr rpt that is not what
Is wanted .H~ rut sure and uns
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gNOHOMIsH. May z7.--Mrs. John Nc
0ahon, Of Los Angeles. Cal. is In town
With her daughter visiting her sister, Mrs.
VIII Hubert.
Mr.. J. II. Keller who has been visiting
Alonse Brown for the past two weeks
returned Tuesday to her home in Mullen.
Idaho.
Mrs J. c. Occnnor OF Houghton. was
visiting In the city the frst Of the week.
Mr.. j. p. Simons Of Los Gatos. Cal.
was an over Sunday guest OF his old
neighbor Mayor Turner
Mrs II. r. Walton and daughter. Vera.
spent Saturday In Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Henry visited over
Sunday In Seattle.
Mrs. ]. A. Coleman and Mrs. John
Boyd, OF Everett. are visiting friends in
town this week.
Mrs. John D. Bassest. accompanied by
his wife and two sons. are IN town from
Rissvilie. visiting Mr.. and Mrs, u. X.
Loose.
Al the Hiyu wawa Club Monday after
noon the subject under discussion was
Elizabeth Barrett Browning with Amora
Leigh as the main topic. The programme
was participated In by Mrs. C.. e. Berg
man. Mrs. Maughiin, Mrs. Winchester.
Mrs. q. W. Shaw and Mrs. vsstai
The pupils OF Miss Lee and Miss
Mea9her had joint picnic at I. q. O. r.
hall No. fe last week.
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LA CONNER, May s.--Mr. w. T. Mitch
ell. OF conpeviile. spent few hours In
town the fore part OF the week.
DIR. q. Y. Caihaun's familiar figure was
seen OF our streets \ number ~ days the
past week. He returned 10 Seattle Friday.
Misc Apriiia Gaitiher In home from Oiym-
pia fer few dAys' visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mts. r. Brtstow LEI. Friday
evening fsr q trip TO California. expecting
TO be absent aheu, . month.
Mr.. Archie Moore. recently OF New
Brunswick. spent the pas; week visiting
hts half brother. Mr. Frank GALLAGHER.
Much preparation II being made tor the
sixth annual commencement OF the Ia Con
ner school, which win take place In Fra
sernai hall FRIDAY evening. June :. DIR.
Graves. president OF the University Of
Washington. 10 expected 10 be present on
this occasion
Mrs. E.vira Murray and nsc,he<. Mrs. A.
Fish. OF Rcse. Ia. are guests al the home
Of Mr.. Orlando S,osson.
Mrs A ksliow and son Louis. % ofym-
pia visited her father. Isaac ChsiherK. and
other relatives during the past week.
Mrs f.. Rogers vsit~d her daughter. Ms
w Appieey. number OF days the past
week.
Mrs A. I. Dunlap visited friends at
Mount Verren the fore part % the week.
Mss Stella Brssiew spent several dafe
Waiting frlsnas ~ Tacama the past week.