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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-02

York ). J. Morris. canuore Alberta: Mrs.
6. Zinsky: L~svenworth. ID X. IAri'ner.
Guy .'ss G t,,r DAVIS kyss ss., Mr. ,o No
end. William Henderson. coifax. Isaac y.
Calhoun. Black Diamond: G, Bs&seft. Port
land. J. II. Young. Anaeoriee; J r. Nelson.
Whaieom: !. Brocns. City; NJ X. Straight.
Republic. wash ". r. Davis Anscortes.
Mrs. q. f. Oshe.i Kenyon Chieago. II. VIII
son. Tacoma: Mrs e. kinxsisy, Denver.
MlIi.,s and wife. Dawson: Mike Jacob, san
Francisco; Charles n. Jenkins. San Fran
cisco: p. J. Hensng. san Francisco: e w.
Charles @. n-r,man. san Francisco; W. y.
Ianxton. CITY; II. C. LeR9y. AsGiock L.
Il Jefsrson. Mount Vernon: Frank
s.es s' H. X Barf. san Franz Fqanel.so s ososr.
w Simmons Portland: IL. i&asa. Port
Land. john ". Green. Salem. or.
The Bnsies-
Charles Barue. Carbonate: T. v.
poa~eA. Victoria: H. Maurice HiIgs,
vsctoris; q. ID. sxsneAars. ia wssn: Miss
I-sfa swinehsrt. juneau: 4. ". Poole.
Boston. q. H. pearse, San Francisco air.
and MIRA Caemosn. snoasaalrnie Falls. A.
eolt, New York: Mr.. an5 Mrs q A.
Taylor. Victoria: Henry Jacob. san Fran.
ca~eo; W. =. Hussey. Indianapolis; Sigss-
Fransss~os Mr. and Mrs d r. Carlson.
Vancouver. Miss Carbon. vancouver, !.
r ssarshoat. NiunsaIs polls Mr. and Mrs
8 @. Hssx~. Detroit: Msa n Jones.
Fsirhavsn. w r.. Reed Wellington
The Brunswick.
2amsel Il Gross Roche narbar. Rev.
Georges Kindred. Toff e. X. Searey pas~
SOB. Abe Buckingham. Dawson r A
ssnythg. Wellington. &. T. Bevingt9n.
City. Peter kennedy. 6noaua3sss@, j &
Reasnsen, City. J. W LeHi2. Juneau Mrs.
W. III. SEsrro9 spokaGss Andrew pavls.
Tacoma; William Eaysa ana wife. Ta-
COMA. G. p Anderson. Wallace. Idaho:
j. y. ragalIs. Olaiia. C. r. wlisssrs and
wife, oiaiia. r n Azfher ard wife,
WhAscom: " W. oiivsr and wife. Port
land. Mrs. gsads,l and daughters, Port
laa1-
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CITY NOTICES.

IMPoUNpED STOCK NoTIcfE--The fol-
lowing described animals. placed in he
city pound March 70. fsss, VII be sold at
auction to the highest bidder for cash
advertising, April IL. iva. a. 10 O'Clock
a. m at the front door Of Police Head
quarters corner Third Avenue and Yes
Ter Way:
ed ''o'' on the right shoulder. and blinded
in the left eye.
one black pony.
The owner or owners OF the above de-
scrihed animals being unknown 20 me
G.. g. REED Chief OF Police
Date Of first publication March ~ iNys
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~.-KuT r. W. WEST.
s,r-,oom house within two
- - Ssor street; graded street:
@ lxs.rAcod; excellent view: ievea
.ss.x. on graded street. be-
.xsSsson and Yesier way; caoAs
~ rue. t.sD , 8, vav.b a.
-. ssx-room nous az ,ts' e = -,
III block rom aos go ' ear Inc
1H 100 OF the line: new and wei
- scs,nse With modern Inn
-. ioox106: north Of Yes
..,a blocks; In good locality:
.ss ~ seven rooms In Renton
n. convenient 10 Madison street,
q Minor school; G,V1
- modern Rouse on 20 Slsntn
! n.rs.s-room house in good 1oca-
-. down town; 3. so.
~~er. one block from car line:
s~o OF seven rooms and one OF
-. .,rf,,-room home on Queen
u. mi. ~. car line; two tine lots. each
sou,e on Eighth avenue. cioss
~. .ss<ner lot SexI2o: N.5D
Srntr lot on First avenue ana fins
a, .srs,rr. IaDxi3o; streets graded and
[z.Ss. On car lines. easy walk down
{z. Ming level al, the way and reason
- 49,. ia. price for both, 2.5W
az First avenue north: corner,
IN Nortn Seattle, l2oxi20; one
S nom car line. d.4U.
- =, Nineteenth avenue. north OF
sson. fenced and in bearing fruit;
- a Harrison street and Minor ave-
RI north. eoxi0: both streets graded;
80 corner on Belmont avenue and
anss street. 500
4 iveI lot. GDxloo. On First avenue
-, 81, 100.
!. Il Is. Ia Renton addition on Eighteenth
Slrae near Madison, 81 900.
- On East Pike and Twelfth avenue,
- on Twenty-fourth avenue. close
q Madison. 60xi2o: good view. saoo.
- double corner in Queen Anne town:
f1xi1e; small house; s., go.
IT IN North Seattle. within one block
n able line; two small houses; 81 so.
81 80
RI full lots In Ballard, close 10 husi-
- center: price for all three. 800
,hrre number OF lots In the Magic adj
b.: size. 60xI2S: these lots are To-
sisd on Broadway. Tenth. Eleventh.
Ixslsth. Thirteenth and Fourteenth
senues north OF Madison street: size
"a central location considered. they are
3 cheap as anything In the city. get
81 particulars at the office.
f. w West, u Union block.
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NICHOLS 4 NUM-.
50 and % Halter Block.
Peal Estate Investments.

-
Phone. White 541
~ b the time to buy home: rents are
Nh and advancing daily: you want TO
nave money. so stop giving II away 10 q
| landlord put II into q home: We have
cheap. choice Improved and unimprove ed
psupsrty that will please. and on terms
b sdt
RENToN HILL
RENToN HILL
Madison Street and Twentieth Avenue
Fses graded. sewer, water, gas and cleo
ne city; less than one and one-half
niles from postofYice; high and level,
nth fine view OF lake and mountains.
IL TO $3.50 FOR CHOICE OF i0o LOTS.
hferest per cent; the cheapest good
6eoperty I'm the city, title perfect: alb
kf6et FURNISHED: lots selling rapidly,
MIR ,ots. North Seattle. Harrison street
and Third avenue west for e, Zoo.
e-Two lots. Mercer street and Third
avenue west on ear line.
Two lots on Harrison and Lake.
North Seattle.
y for lots near state university.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
modern house Boren av-
enue. near Pike: fine view or bay: close
In W
o-Eigh,.room house. close in. Eighth.
near Pike: full lot; snap.
house on Lakeyiew av-
enue. 4nif lot.
,aoo--EYvr-room modern cottage. two lots.
street
ARMS IN ALL PARTS OF THE STATE
Fe have q large list OF business property.
Also timber lands 10 be had at q bargain
NICHOLS q NUM-.
Corner Second and Columbia
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Chief DsyEty CosDty Cserx John Wat.
lace stunned from short business trim
30 California Friday. s.d was ~ he desn
again yesterday.
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NOTICE TO BRICkMAk ERS~--The board
of Regents OF the Washington Agricul-
turai College aud school of science will
receive sealed bids Mt the Office % ito
secretary Pullman. Washington. up to
ten o'clock April sth. 1899 FOR the man.
usacture and delivery at Pullman. Wash
ingtou. Of from one million 20 twelve
hundred thousand common brick and
from seep TO $50 IN repressed brick. fog
the construction OF new college buildings.
Bids must be accompanied hy certified
check FOR 500 payable To the Secretary
OF the Boari ef Regents, az u guarau-
tee for entering into suitable contract
and bond. Particulars win be furnished
CD application 10 Presiden. Bryan, Pull
man Washington.
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q h~ins notified Of the award os the con-
sracx to him. failing 10 do 50. the said
cAeck a. the amount axed therean vail
. fcgfsttoa to The csty. No perscn IL eli
gfAio = = bidder who has within two
yeArp prtor to tho letting of SSld con-
tract Mn6A aafaait In payment u any i.sst
claim sor any wosk or labor performed
or any skil or material furnished rarsa-
ant 10 any such contract As herein aS-
vertfsed~ Or VINO Within said TIVE years
fnlaed % coaaEaeee any such contracts
Special attention Is eaissd "a article
xxtis. OF the city charter a. new In fierce
relating 10 hours Of labor" and TO arsi-
Gle vim. section =, subs. and :, relating
10 hOnde and sufetteA
The board e. ponlfc works reserves the
right to reject any and al ssis~
PROPOSALS must be Endorsed On enyeaore.
"Bad for First Avenue North Sewer in1
pxcSemsut.s.
BY crasr u the board Of public workA
FRANK oi.ESuN Secretary.
Data Of arxa pSzhiicAsfon. Aarch llsa. Iva.
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NoTICE TO ARCHrTDcTS--Ths Beard
C< Regents at tho Washington AErieul-
tural College and School Of Science i'm
vfse architects TO present plans and
sketches for Science Hall and Ferry Hall
tthe boys dormitorye az their annual
meeting at Pullman. Washington. April
s,h, iSs9 at which time an architect and
superintendent will BE selected and en-
ployed as prescribed ay law. Complete
detailed plans ana specifications are not
required. Ii Is suggested that all draw
ings be In Ink. The plans submitted are
net to be regarded a. competitive. and
the Board reserves the right ta select
such architect and superintendent as IN
It's Judgment IL dseEas BEST. ard tn make
such contract with said architect and
superintendent A. IL deems most advaat-
axeouS 10 the college Attention Is call
ed TO the following provision 81 the law:
The board provided for In this chapter
shall have power In their discretion TO an-
ploy skilled architects and saperintead-
ents TO prepare plans and specifications.
and 10 supervise the construction OF any
Of the buildings provided sos in this chap
ter. and to fl the compensation for such
services subject TO the prov isiens and re-
strfcsfons OF this act
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HOMES on Ren'on Hill.
on easy payments.
Fifteenth avenue. west front,
between John and Thomas.

We will begin the erection OF residence
- this property at once. and would DO
pleesed to figure with you. II you are
tcking for home In a heaithf1i and In
sstFy way desirable locality. at lowest
ecgt.
We have only one 10.
left on Fourteenth ave. 70
By 10 feet I'm the second
block from Madison street.
The third house Will no started within
few days: plans car be seen n. my
sclce. the hoor plan will be changed. II
sesisei by purchaser.
SMALL RANCH.
Wa have two or three small ranches.
Which We will sell at bargains. They he
1ng "a nonresident owners. who do not
Want them. and Will be sod cheap.
Ten acres under tillage,
Well fenced: all level:
~ story house and nfty
bearing fruit trees. must
be sold
A number OF residences fine list ~ lots
sAd business property IN various parts OF
- city.
WM. +. HARPER.
Dexter Horton Bank building,
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SEATTLE MATERNITY HOSPITAL
Confinement eA-xes exclusively. fHterysa-
ssos % aergtrsssoat vssssasS ~siccEne
ss-z First avenue
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THE SEATTLE PosTNTELIIGENcER. SUNDAY, APRIL > 1884

EVR SAL&-WA0AY AND IAy0A
FOR SALE OR RENr-ee ar.es ore mil.
north OF Redmond. on SanmamisA river.
hozSe OF two rooms. orchard u is6 boar.
tng trees: II acres cleared; wxteged by
running brook Harry Krufx. DC Burke
LOGGED OFF LANDS n Mason and
east1y cleared and nicely situated sof
farms: favorable terms. Tacoma NIL
Company. Tacoma Wash
FOR SALE-Ffve-acre farm on county
road. 10 miles south new house. barn
and large chicken yards Apply 10 L
w. Miller, as Sixth avenue south.
RANCH, { acres cleared. house: some
fruit: all rich level land: close 10 good
town. very cheap. Fuller & Fuller. e
Safe Deposit.
FOR SALE-Fcrm lands improved or un-
improved; tracts to suit; easy terms J.
Hinson, Puyailup. Wash.
FARMS FOR SALE In Eastern ana
Western Washington e Shorrock =
West Columbia street
FOR sAI4E-rmproved frus: rancA: Lake
Cheian country. J. b. Focdick. cheIAn
Fals r. O.. WaEs.
FARMS ,or sale a. mortgage price: web
improved cail IA New York block. Sea-
lie
FOR EXCHANGE On SALE,
FOR SALE-0r 10 bond. or easy terms
promising copper mineral claims in Brit
tsh Columbia Address 9, Post-In,elii-
gencer office.
SMALL ranch or personal property for
equity in good house and two lots. Room
2. Scheaerman block.
FOR SALE-BusIAEss Property.
FOR SALE-$io. COO: Skill feet on First
hess property. s2.sa6-H5use - rooms.
with store: lot sfx12o. j. BriShieilffe &
Co, i2s Second avenue.
ron ExCnANGE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR ExCHAEfE-Fine CaliforGa prop
critics for exchange in Washington: both
city and country property wanted, call
and see my list J. II. Glass, SOC New
York block
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION-Notice is
hereby given that the firm OF Kelly 4
Co druggists. at Dawe son. Yukon Terri
tory Canada, and Skagway. Alaska
United States Of America. said firm be-
ing composed OF Charles Kelly and
Rene Lepreux has this day been dis.
solved Dated at Dawson Yukon Terri
tory Canada. this 18th day OF January.
1855. Rene Lepreux.
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NOTICE To LDSTaAf~TDES-Et Ave-
rae Sarta Sewer Improvement
Notice Is hereby given taat sealed PRO.
posais wiil BE received b tne ansiersig ned
secretary Of the board q puzzle worka Of
the city os Seattle Up 10 o'clock T. N .
McsSay April s0rs, isae. FOR the improve
u<Bs 81 FIRST Avenue North frsnn Denny
Way 20 n posrs lga feet south al Harrison
street ~ constructing a ripe sewer along
said avenue. together with all necessary
opensrgs wyss nsrHoles lz2rQhoses wHr-
tsga,oTs flushing tanks and eaten basins
as provided By ordinance Ma. ss7 Great.
Tag local Improvement dlsfSig. No 80 and
sss accordance with TIE gtArss ard sp@Eifs-
estlgna nox ora tlse In the sfsaca % the
sSaard Of public works.
Each bsi must be- aec1na panied by Ger.
tried check pzyaaSe to re order ~ the
city comptroller for Il SUIT not less fhau
axe "a ger GERS. Of TIRE RID ard NO A4d
vI.s hss considered 1nless accompanied BIZ
said eheck-
rAa saeceestzi a86s2sg ~fil ts@ reQzss rel To
eater into . eontFasz aa1 faruisa salts
factory bond for tae amount reaufT I'd ssy
TIE clay charter ara she laws ~ the
state % Washington. within Tea days att
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rSnxs SAT T~-i7 acres cleared. nsaesE water
s~~n.r Aest location. running wazsT. per
Tex. faacs. Scr orchard ard catcAsn ward.
.alT sA.A William HsssEeT. ~ss Bailey
i,szss5snEz
,ss ACRES seo1 iands sTssF ns4a~s from
Seattle pcsssf1es. p>Siavs<S s1ap
Owner. 10 CsceseensA4 avenue
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E4OR SAfE-ks &no~-Stx lots, each S}xisa
q located on the second hli streets all
graded. fte view. q splendid Investment
ul2-arls, on Fourtsenth avenue, be-
tween East Denny way and East JEAN
street
Np-Cornsr, saxiaS. on Broadway.
WN-s1xi0 carnef East Harrison ard
Thirteenth avenue north. both streets
Traded
sM-tsNlss-Fpurteenth avenue, one block
north of Madison street.
Ne-Corner +sxiA Thirteenth avenue and
Fast Thomas street
tse-Corner sssxiM Twenty~first avenue.
ore bl0-k from cable tine
ONE Ill INBRED f.pTS-t9xtsS. located in
Nss,e's Second addition. Just north %
Madison street on Tenth. Eleventh and
Twelfth senuca. prices. $40 TO tsea.
GtAt ". nIf.I.iSG
Paone " hi;s sai AZ New York Block
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ron sALE-I.ODGiNG HOUSES.
LODGING SES~seven rooms for
$50: 10 rooms for si.1sis Is rooms for
3Ts. II rooms for $50 ~ rooms Tor $40.
g. roons for $1,000. Is rooms for 81 so.
and many other places. money viii be
returned II not satisfactory. reMsrs,
Spencer 4 Cyurs. rooms 81 ana s. Salii-
van block.
FOR AT.E-isoiglng house have you go
cash fer rooms. handsomely furnished
on Seveuth avenue near jnioG street.
must DO sold I'm few days. come and
look at II. psMsrs. Spencer Il Crum.
rooms !, and - sullivan block.
FOR SAILS rooms. g. furnished. G.5Ac
~ furnished rooms Ss6. Hrtxhicsne &
Co ias Second avenue.
FOR SALE-Iodgtng. house of IS rCroms
central. cheap IL taken Immediately. In
auire SO Tnsrd ave.
FOR SALE .ght-roon lodging house .
fsn III Washington street
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ron SALE-I1MnER LAND.
s.r,psx, TO eefsr timber f~nas-~Fnr sale &
an 10 II ono acres eer any part thereof 10
soldiers additional homestead scrip
sooa to enter any government land H.
me Emitted States subject - homestead
.rsvx no residence on taaa being re-
oasrsd- Address O. u, Fuller box Ia
Springfield. No
v-NR SALE SSs srr@~ timber On railroad
sns ss..u water tea fsN tss feet cGSsc@ ar
mna < no 90 sest henic,k rare chance
gss acres With I .s good pies. Rear seat
-. hxxs.-ss4Yrssss rsAss ffeTn Sound s. "a
Ass. x.,eks BODY fa.so 10 - ne ssrWs <e3-
sssg, MACPHERSON 4 Co. New YORK heck
r>ea sAI.E~Saa acres ~ heavy timber in
ssaSst county close - sassi sni railroad ,
sr.sswe feet st3p1ASgS. SGs = sss ne
,ss.. Nas J NJ Glass SO New York
heck
=
r.,ss sAIE.~Sexersi traces ~ caesc~ ar
.eg s,,ssar timber lsfss b. geAs seTatiSn sas
irr~snx HeTeeg. : JSgef. :. - h.saex-
man eieck
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FOR SALE-BusIAEss PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-$io. coo: s0xIi1 feet on FRS
avenue. with two buildings. good busi
ness property. s2sno-H5use - rooms
with store: lot sIxl21 j. Brighieliffe &
Co 1903 Second avenue.
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b
90. tNfS SALE BY r Il. w-ELTY
sN~'0fner. AKA. Meth avenue, near
lanes street
SSs1Eso iel. Skis sach Seventeenth
sNenas. aeAr ear lires sne view.
s%~torntg oe Harvard avenue. chose In
'ss~lset. siN 80 on First avenue North
terms
- ss'A9f on jefferson street. near
,lefrN ave uy
NtN So. fa-yaoGa modern house on
felVtecuth sNenaa, near Madison street,
easy iegIns
T. F WEF.TY,
e8 New York block.
S.n SAILS @~t-os on Summit avenue:
e@sy tsr1n~
\ "a. y tsssnl tro3rrn AaASe. Easy terms.
49, tASa tfreel i.. close in
~ Sit e.NS -AsLgR %.
- ~Vs4 t,-s Asi-Nss Now York Eieck
- rs Ale ard timber tanaa Oosv
&c, room A Ea-ey building
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-23
FEASTING, MUSIC, DANCE
The Whole County nVitedMOrrisOn Delivers Address of
Intermediates VIII Prepare the BanguetCOm-
mittees Appointed and Hard at Work.

ing was held at the city hall and
the report Of the executive COM
mittee as well as the appoint
ments of the subcommittee
were unanimously and enthusiast
tically ratified. Speeches were
made by prominent citizens pres
ent, and altogether much enthu-
siasm was manifested. The work
of the committees have not been
definitely laid out, but this much
we do know, there will be music
and singing, an address of well
come, speeches, talks by the re-
turning soldiers, banquet, fire.
works, and a grand ball in the
evening.
The committee on music are
corresponding with couple of
bands, and it is likely we will
have either the Emmett or De-
lamar band, and maybe both.
Other arrangements have been
made looking to grand time all
around.
Resolutions were passed by the
city council which appear in an
other column, and invitations
have been sent to the mayors of
Payette and Nampa and through
them to thepeople of those towns,
and general invitation is ex-
tended to the whole county to
come to do honor to the return
ing heros of the Philippines.
Hon, John T. Morrison will
deliver the address of welcome.
1t is expected the boys will be
with us about October 2.
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DEWEY KNOWS HIS RIGHTS.
He Would Take No Orders from GEN
eFNI Otis-But Took Them from
Washington.

! Naval officers home from the phiIip-
pines have been divulging a few secrets
which could hardly have become pub
lie in any other way and which have to
do with the failure of the land and naval
commanders at Manila to agree.
The story begins on the 1st of Nav.
when the then Commodore Dewey
achieved a victory which win toll his
triumph through the ages, although
with singular modesty and courtesy
he left himself out in his report to the
department.
by a combined attack of land and
sea forces we have taken Manila" was
the wording of his cablegram.
Then Merritt. came and was made
governor general of the islands which
| Dewey had virtually taken. On the
memorable 18th of August four vessels
from Dewey's feet wrecked Fort San
Antonio de Abad and gave the Spanish
forces their first stampede toward Ma
late. That day Gen. Merritt cabled
egotistically
; u have captured Manila with the
moral support of the navy"
Merritt was in the Philippines few
days over a month. Then he went to
Paris, but Dewey declined to take part
IN this mission, explaining that he
could do more good commanding his
fleet. There he remained, feeling not
a little resentment over the failure of
Gen. L. s. Otis, Merritt's successor as
military governor, to consult him about
affairs of moment.
Otis rules with a mailed hand, but
the Admiral plays his cards like a veter-
an with good luck. When Secretary Al
ger cabled Gen, Otis to send troops 10 |
iloilo under proper escort at once, Otis |
sent to Dewey an order to prepare a |
convoy for transports forthwith. The !
admiral's reply 70 this peremptory com
mand caused some surprise in the high
er official circles, outside OF which il
is still practically unknown.
This is a ticklish business" an.
swered Dewey to Otis. II have no bust
ness at Iloilo," and he declined 70 send
any OF his vessels there,
The Father of the Philippines"
wished his government to know he was
still on the earth and keeping up his
end OF the airing, The expected ham,
Pened just as he desired. Otis reported
70 Washington and then there came a
cablegram @ Dewey directly from Sec
fekary Long telling him 60 convoy the
transports to Iloilo. Orders straight
tom washington 70 him rather than
from Otis were what Dewey wanted and
the admiral no longer found noilo "a
tleklish business."-San Francisco
News Letter.
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For long time quite a num-
Der of the citizens Of Caldwell
have had it in mind to give the
soldier boys a royal welcome,
and at about the time the boys
arrived in San Francisco the idea
crystalized by the appointment of
an executive committee, with
power toappoint sub committees,
consisting of the following gen :
tlemen: Messrs. w. G. Maxey,
T. X. Little and Jake Horn.
These gentlemen have been in
correspondence with officers of
Company A, Idaho volunteers
with the result that the members
OF the company have signifed
their willingness to come to Cald-
well in a body, and Caldwell is
going to entertain as she never
entertained before.
AS soon as the executive COM
mittee learned that the boys were
coming and in body, it imme-
diately appointed the following
subcommittee:
Finances. W. Dee, H. d. Blatch-
ley, H. A. Griffith.
DeeOratiOn-Wm. Watson, he to Sc
lect others.
Soliciting Mesdames Geo. Little, t.
c. EglestOn ]. NJ. Peppard, and the
Misses Edna Horn and F. schpabel.
M''stc-H. II. Jones, Frank Smith
and W. R. Sebree.
RecepttOn-Hon, Geo. Little, ]. c.
Rice, DIR. f. E. Maxey, L. L. Feltham
and Chas. Doan.
Da"cs-swain Beatty, Ernest Boone,
and Chas. Baker.
Thursday night mass meet
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There has quite an industry opened
up IN our city in the Forwarding Co.
block employing about 40 hands. II
Is the fruit packing industry Of Mar.
cellns y Rigs and p. H. b. Moulton.
II is expected the business will last a.
6Ont two weeks more and that about
% car load Of fruit will be packed, most
y prunes. This fruit will be- shipped all
over the country, and should be made
an advertisement of Caldwell product
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-23

scol. Bryan knew more about
trusts than anybody until heragot
to Chicago and saw 'Bourke
Cochran then he discovered that
he was not prepared to discuss
the subject. Bryan does firstfate
when he has the meeting alR9S'
himself and can talk on and on
without troubling himself as TO
what he ie,saying, He does not
enjoy it though when he knows
that he must givea reason for
every assertion he makes. Bry-
an should stick to 10 to / and the
down trodden masses. On these
subjects everything goes,