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CATHLAMET SOCIAL NOTES.

CATHLAMET, July S.--Mr. Jesse Bak-
er spent few days at Gray's river last
week.
Mr.. Lambert, Of Tacoma. spent Mon
day with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brady.
Mrs Milton Evans. of Vancouver, has
Cox.
Mrs. Haslem returned Sunday from a
visit with the family OF Judge Smith.
Mrs. kimball and Miss Maude Kimball
were In Portland last week.
Judge Smith has sold his ranch to Mr.
George Irving. Mr.. Smith will soon
move his family into town
MRS. Henry West went up the river
on Monday night.
Mr.. Brady, Mrs. Hawley and Mrs
Baker went to Skamokawa on Tuesday
to attend the Sunday school convention
Miss Church. who has been visiting Miss
day.
Mrs. James NJ. Cox was In Portland last
Tuesday.
Miss Kate Douglass. OF Stella, is visit
Ing friends.in Cathlamet.
Court is In session this week with Judge
Elliot presiding.
Mrs. Albert Fender IL visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Baker.
Nj Richard Nassa left yesterday for
Astoria
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THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
ELEVENTH ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIP
EVENTS IN SEATTLE THIS WEEK.
More interest in the Game Than
Ever known Before-Many En-
tries Already Made and More Ex-
pected-some Very Fine Playing.

Entries are now being taken for the
eleventh annual state championship ten
mis- tournament. TO be held under the aus
pieces of the Seattle Tennis club, oeSin-
ming Wednesday, August s. and continuing
through the week The past tournaments
of this club have always been very sue
eessful and there Is good reason TO believe
that this years will surpass any held
heretofore. There is more interest taken
in tennis this year than ever before by the
people of the Northwest. All the ciups
are filed to overlooking in membership
and quite a number of new clubs have
been formed during the season.
With these prospects for large tour
nament in view. the local club is more
than gratified. The number of entries
is expected to show a large increase over
any previous year and the class of playing
should be raised to a higher standard.
The lessons taught by the Eastern cham
pions will also better the playing and a
looked forward TO by all.
There are six events on the programme
as now arranged. namely, gentlemen's
open singles for the Carter challenge
cup. now held by j. #. Foulkes. II Vtc-
toria; gentiemen's open doubles for chal-
lenge cups. now held by Hurd and Russell.
of this city; mixed doubles, ladies' doubles,
ladies' singles for challenge cup, now held
by Miss Beattie, of Vancouver: eonsola-
ton for the players defeated in the first
match actually played in gentlemen's
singles. The prize in this event is the
Marion street cup.
The entries should be addressed to
George A. Hurd. secretary of the club.
and sent In before midnight, August 4
The fee is one dollar for each player in
each event. Owing to the absence of j.
Readman, who has heretofore refereed
these tournaments, Henry Carstens has
been selected to All that position.
The Victoria club will hold it's annual
open tournament, beginning tomorrow.
Among the local players entered are Rus
sell, ellison, Carstens. Smith and Brunn.
The Pacific Northwest championship tour
nament viii be held in Tacoma August IA
and following days. Many of the local
players have expressed their intention of
taking part in this tournament.
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LAKE CusHMAN RESORTS.


Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
LAKE CUSHMAN, July G.--A party
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Curtiss.
OF Tacoma: Mr.. and Mrs.
Master Hubert Watrous. Mrs. Mary l..
Macdonald, Masters Roy and Fritz Mac
donald Miss B. Edith Fisken and w. ].
Thompson, of Seattle, left the Cushman
house for Lake Trenaman, at the termi-
nus of the new Mt. Ellinor trail recently
put In by Russell Homan. of the Antlers.
They went up under the guidance Of
George Davis, an experienced guide with
a packtrain of four horses. Arriving at
snowfleld on the north side of Eilinor
and made camp at the lake. returning
the third day. e
Another party. consisting OF Mr.. and
Mrs George A. Hurd and Robert Giles
White and Miss Blanche Mcdonald, Of
Tacoma, and r. Holman. OF Lake Cush-
man. made the trip TO the summit, but
did not descend TO the lake. returning
Lake Trenaman Is a deep basin on the
north side of Mt. Ellinor.
II was discovered and named in honor
OF Prof. Trenaman, OF the Seattle Ath..
Seattle. the prominent Mazuma: Robert
q, Walker, of Tacoma, and Fred J.
Church. of Lake Cushman. In 1895.
The following guests are registered at
1 nnr, Anfi easv Macpnna p Snarles
Miss stine. OF Seattle; Mrs. George T.
White, Brooklyn. N. y: Mr.. and Mrs.
O. w. white. Master Joris White Taco
ma: Miss Mcdonald, Bishop and Mrs.
At the Cushman house; J. c. watrous,
Mr.. and Mrs. w s. Personeus. Mr.. and
Mrs ]. NJ, Arlington, Mrs Arthur Nor
ton, Seattle: Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Curtis.
Mrs W g. .rhompson. Miss Ruth
THOMPSON, Seattle.
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RI1zvILLE SOCIETY.

RITzv1LLE, July n:-Mr.. Henry Mar
Nj. ortno porman returned Tuesday
stopped At Walia walla for q short visit.
Mr.: and Mrs. l.. f. Paskiil spent Sun
'I Xr - i FRranR snepley and Mrs. Fred
ehepiey. and son Eugene are visiting st
NJ. r. p. Clark was a spokane visitor
NJ. a. venator. county commissioner
ef Harvey county. Or. is visiting friends
NJ IT, and md Mrs. e. b. Keller, of coeas
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Keller, at the Gibson
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. d. ellison spent the
yeek on the coast as guests OF the STATE
Rev. 3. II. Newman went as far as spo-
kane a. the guest Of the Rev. DIR. Grant
day evening. The The party was Composed
or twenty prominent Portland people.
Mr.. Anson eteinbach,. Of Jamestown. n
civ FL ana has Ia. 1 srsag II nsas snea
arrival, and viii remain permanently.
Y, Mr. Hugo schy s,'s I'm depart with
M ~ fa fS Mu mse M m,shs operator ha.
Miss Grace v, bonner gave an eiocu-
S!onary prosramme a the M =; &c church
small, but those present were pleasantly
Mr.. b. r. Miller. OF this place, and Miss
Belle Thompson. OF Upper sandusky. o..
church IN Spokane Saturday evening at
$40 o'clock, Rev. 0ibbony officiating.
fhey arrived in Ritsvilie Monday and in
hs oms e NJ Mer and ss rs shlpman
on Knob hill. The wedding tour 10 Mount
Rainier. with entertainment on arrival,
concluding with refreshments comprised
Mr.. Miller has resided here about two
M. y. =. Dell and Miss Lottie zent
we're married at WenAtchec Tuesday
evening. They are among Ritxville's best
known and most popular young people.
Mr.. peiis u \ son Of Mrs. l.. r.. raskiil.
and has gained distinction IN the railroad
service. Miss Zent II sister OF Mr.. w.
w, Zent, prosecuting attorney OF Adams
county. They will reside at Trinidad.
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EAST SOUND July Mrs. t. b.
Stranen. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Greene
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mrs; A. r; Guy Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Cherry and Mr.. John Sutherland. of Sc
attic. are staying in East Sound.
Miss Flora and Miss Esther Sutherland
a party composed of the following pep
pie made the ascent Of Mt. Constitution
on Monday: Mr.; and Mrs Harry Mich
Miss Ida Tullock, Miss Laurie Tullock,
Mr.. Pierre Barnes, of Seattle; Mr.. Ross
TuIlock and Mr. Glenn Tullock.
Mr.. Pierre Barnes has returned to Sc
MI. J. c. Readman has returned to Sc
Mrs: T.. M. c. Hitler. of Tacoma. is
mrs. Charles Cissna, Mr. and Mrs. A. B..
Clark and Judge Whiting, OF Whatcom.
vi mrs East Sound %S,,a. during the week :.
Mrs Pettibone. OF Fairhaven. is visit
ing Mrs. Hugh Templin
sss has Sssn ysus Ms M aasS TEMP a
I'm. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Templin, OF Fairha-
ven YEN ma made visit to East Sound during
Mrs r. 8. Peters. Miss Marie ana Miss
Maybelle Waldrip. who have been visit
ing their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /. s. Wal
Fairhaven ~
Miss Lulu Dittemore, of Fairhaven.
visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
e. Waldrip, during the week
MI. Paul McMtlien and Mr.. Fred Nc
MILAN. of Roche harbor, visited East
Sound In Mr.. Shults's naphtha launch
sunday evening. On their return they
were accompanied by Mrs. s. 8. Litch-
field. of San Francisco. who viii visit
friends at Roche harbor.
Mr.. @. II. Webster and Mr. G. b. Hoyey.
q Blaine, visited East Sound during
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cNNrRALIA. July r.--Mr. wnI' Ray
visit to Mr.. ana Mrs Walters.
Dawson sSis wssa IL ssd Sssn sss s%
II. NJ. md ana Mrs. Fuller Nudd arrived
they had bssn for several weeks
Mr., r II. Thorne. of Toledo. was In
shs city Monday.
from ASsrdssn over sunday Visiting nj III
~: wllIiam scales has b.sn appointed
d ,ss q .a asns upo cd n: u q to the oym
NJ John Calvin 4 not % well this
week ana friends are somewhat alarmed
M. W. ". Canon was over from spo-
Hnne this week, returning Monday,
M. g. ", Harktns. Of Winlock. was IN
Mrs. i Rose J proflit. n al westport
MT. Lee Wsars. was IN Tacoma this
week attending his brother. Mr.. II. L.
Wear. who was injured In the street car
NJ. and Mrs. Frank n. Mnler were In
Apsrdssr last we . VISITING friends,
The Iadiss 81 the Christian church
eavs 2 very pleasant social and supper
ssss rrtday , svsrirs at McNitt hall II
Mr.. Arthur Fowler was in the city from
eesttis on z visit TO his parents Mayor
and Mrs, Charles r.. Fowler.
Miss Nina Ennis, Of Snohomish, II in
lhe city for few days on n visit to
friends.
Miss Flora waunch has been IN Port
land for few days.
Mrs. Matte N. Graves attended the
Grand Lodge Of Good remplars IN Seat
Mr. John J. Carney. OF Aberdeen. was
n tho city last week
Mrs: II. A. Nudd Il IN Tacoma for
Mrs oliver r. Taylor 10 home from a
Grip 70 Minneapolis.
"A lawn tennis club has been formed In
wis city with eighteen members. Or. r.
g. fcwis u president and n. A. Martin
secretary And treasurer. Their grounds
are at the South school
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ARLINGTON. July s.--Rev. John Brests
eas returned from visit 10 Seattle and
Mrs j. Z. Emerson. who IN. been III at
evening, much improved.
Mrs. A. Madison. OF Everett. was visit
ng last week With Mr.. and Mrs. w. III
A council OF the Royal Fraterna, Union
was organised In Arlington Wednesday
eventng.
The coneer, given by Miss Edith Baker
and Mr.. Piets, OF Everett. assisted BY
Arlington talent. last Friday evening. was
one of the best musical entertainments
Mr. w. N. vsndsrwerker OF sea,,lo
ard his friend. Mr. n. h McMehan' az
Chicago were visitors In Arlington this
~esk- Thsy also made trip TO Daring
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gray drove TO Ever
OF las, SUNDAY on a s,sit 70 friends.
n MT W Two S ass. sa e sssss was In Ar
Miss Edith Baker, OF Everett, IL spend-
enE the week u Arlington.
:. Mr., John = stsyens, OF idsho, Ia IN Ar
unaton for short time. White here he
VIII be married. TO Mrs Matilda Lace
Mt Fred Jarvis, OF Dakota. was visit
tins hts cousin. Miss Carrie Jar IA This
friend. a in rsssma and E,. ls,ssays' and
Mr.. Adolph Behrers and Miss Constance
FUNK. two very popular young people 81
Inc q; So e.siect al sss rwsn s cssy 1 SS,sl
ty Rev John Rretts. The ceremony was
witnessed by a number Of their friends
A ectntsoes wedding super was served
The happy couple went t. housekeeping
On the oeorGs Murphy cottage.
On last Tueeday afternoon from . 20 s
O'Clock Mira l. Mosa snteFtainoS a nus.,-
Der Of friends AZ her home on tho north
eide OF The river. TIE aftornnUn hour~
were passed moat pleasantly hy both
guests and hostess when tea was an
bounced. The following were present
Rev, ans Mrs. ~ Ia Smith. Miss Grace
Smith. Mrs Sussies ard niece. Mrs
Charles johnson an daughter, Mrs. win.
lam fssrs. Mrs Broenfy, Mrs A 4
Smith, Mrs c. J, Murphy. Mrs, Petersen.
Fowler Mrs. W. J. Barber. Mrs. NJ. Luce
and Aiss Pearl
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EAGLE GORGE SOCIAL NOTES.

EAGLE GORGE, July 2s--M-. Arthur
Lund left for the Coast Monday.
Mr. Albert Anderson is quite III this
week.
Mr.. L. l.. Bonner returned from Hot
Springs Monday.
Mr. Alfred Bouldron arrived. from Oft-
ing Thursday and will make this his
future home.
Miss Gertrude T.und left Wednesday for
an extended visit TO friends IN Tacoma,
Seattle and New Whatoom.
Mr. Edward Ulrich leaves today for Ell
lensburg and North Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel and MIR, and Mrs.
Bede. of Seattle, are spending their vaca-
ton on Green river.
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wESArcHEE SOCIETY.

WESATCHEE, July @-Mr George
Blair and family and Mr. ". r Stevens
aud family have gone % Lake Wenatches
for n two weeks outing.
At the regular meeting last night 81
Valley Lodge. Knights 81 Pyihias. the
following officers we're elected for The
ensuing six months c. c o. r Fuller !.
vice c. William Cummings prelafe, Fred
Reeves; n. g r. and s.. A A Bosgnet:
NJ Of F.. William Turner. " Of W. NJ
Koran; NJ 81 r. NJ sullivan; l. O.. Il.
W Smith, O. g.. A r Andersen. L
" Smith was the Installing offfeer
Mr., O. n Fuller has sold his home An
Suburban Home addition to l. " Wells
MIR. A, H. Bosworth is quite III with
typhoid fever AT his home.
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PuYALLUP SOCIAL NEWS.

PUYAI4IsUP. July as.--Mrs \. sehlnea.
Ter. Of North Yakima. u spending the
week with Mrs r. H. Brew
Mrs. +. y. samson. of Seattle. VIII re-
turn home next week after speagiiag two
weeks with Mrs, r. r. TrueAsaa.
Mrs. A. u Campbell gave an al home
"Wednesday afternoon
Mr., u. Hamilton Park. ~ Seattle. -
spending his vacation In this rlfy. Inc
guest 81 Prof and Mrs. j. NJ Layhue
The Century cinch Club gave s picnic
at Point Defiance last Tuesday Atott
thirty were present.
Miss Olive Hubbard and mother are
spending few days al Saints Rest
Mrs. w r. Scott and mother Ms
Irving Han, viii leave IN a Few DAYS ia
Coupeville Wash
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naRrroap SOCIAL NEWS.

HARTFORD, July - Miss Ada An
Gerscn, ~ Arlington, visited Miss Mary
ana Miss Safir Toe this week
Mr.. Don SHAW visited Snohcmish sun
dav
MIR Robert April was a snohomish pas
sergsr Sunday last
Mr Y w iliman returned from Ever
EFT "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w l. Canaan ard moth
er. Mrs. Yeaton ~ Seattle are the guests
90 MIR. and Mrs &. A. AessimeFe.
Mr.. joy visited Vancouver. r. c.
this week
Mr b, f. Leo was an Everett passenger
this week
Mr. ] Define wheeled to Everett sun
day
Mr. and Mrs T. urea visited Everett
Saturday last
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wALI.A wALI.A SOCIETY.

wAi.f.A wAIafAA, July ss-Mr n Z.
Sharpsteln ard family and Mr. and Mrs
Frank ShsrpstelH left Friday tor an oaf /.
ms at Kicker mountain They we're ac~
Chapman ard Misc Mabel CHAPMAN
Miss Grace johnson has returned from
an extended visit with friends al Moscow.
Idaho
Mrs, w. c. Painter left Thursday 20
visit her daughter. Mrs D'AhlinS, al ri.
iershurg.
friends In the city for several DAVIS left
= day or two aso for her home 10 spo-
kane.
Mr.. Guy Allen Turner returned Monday
from Surrptsr. Or. where he has spent
the past few months He viii remain in
the CITY.
DR.. NJ. A. Neims left for London a short
tion before returning home
Mas Josephine Parker has some 10 Se-
attic TO spend short time with friends.
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wESAToHEE SOCIETY.

wENATCHIE, July S--A camping
party consisting Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Reeves. Miss Zeiina Reeves and Mr.. John
culp left today for Mason creek
Miss Fanny Penn arrived today from
Garfield.
A reception was rendered Rev Mr.. Nc
Carter IN the Raptis, church last night
Mr. McCarter has recently been assigned
this charge aud has Just entered on HIS
dtgtfae
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ROBBED THE GRAVE.

A startling incident Is narrated BY John Oliver
Of philadelphia as follows: II was in an awful
condition Ny skin vas almost yellow, eyes sunken.
tongue coated. pain continually in back and slaes,
no appetite. growing weaker day BY day ihies
physicians had given me up, Then was ADVISED
TO use Electric Bitters: to my great Joy. the nrs
bottle made decided improvement ! continued
their use for three weeks. and am now well man.
know they robbed the grave Of another vicnm.
No one should fail to try them Only soc, susrsn
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sSoHoMIsH SOCIETY.

sNoHoMIsH July 9S.-Mr and Mrs. 4.
C.. Ennis. OF Snohomlsh visited Waterfalls
Saturday where Mrs. Ennis, as grand
nnatron 81 the order 81 the Eastern Star,
constituted Harmony Chapter, No, 81, O.
r.. 3.
Mrs. u X. Loose and daughter. Miss
Julia. OF SnohomIsh, are guests at Lake
Chelan.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Ennis. % snohomlsh
are enjoying 4 pleasant vacation at thu
head OF Lake Chalan.
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Irish Trooper Not Killed.

KANSAS CITY. $40. July 1s-W. T.
Power. a trooper IN the irish contingent
Of the imperial yeemAnry. who aas bee ~
mournei as dead r. alive and prisoner
within the Roer lines. This news. which
reached here today in a letter. - ffoi1
The, young mans father. STR William r.
PoHer. who was al one time head - chic.
cdrnrrisxary department ~ the BriLsh
army. The letter says that the man killed
Mns @ roWFr. 81 Ballast.
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suicide Of herman BIoomlnsa.,e.

VICTORIA, h G.. July Herman
Blooming iaie who for a number Of years
was cashier Of the firm of simon. Iseiser
q Co wholesale groceFs here. and whose
relations all live In San Francisco. from
whence no returned a few weeks ago
pommitted suicide IN the bathroom at the
SriArd hotel this morning. He had been
suffering intense pain from heart trou-
BILE for some time, and was untitled for
work on that account.
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this time for the paving OF Mill street,
from Front avenue to the Northern Pa
cific tracks, distance of FIVE blocks. The
price is 20,saS-s0. This is the last of the
downtown cross-streets to be paved, the
work on the others having been complet-
ed. In another six weeks spokane
business district will be entirely paved
with asphalt.
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STEWART q HOLMES DRUG CO.
BIsMARCK,s IRON NERVE

Was the result of his splendid health. indonitahis
viii and tremendous energy not found whef.
Stomach, Liver. Kidneys and Bowels are out O
order. II you want these qualities and the success
they bring use DIR. Kings New Life filis- oni'
&c, at
STEWART & HOLMES DRUG CO.
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Friday afternoon. A pleasant afternoon
WRs enjoyed by all present.
Mrs II. c. benjamin and family leave
Monday for Cohasse; beach, where they
expect to remain about two weeks.
Miss Blanche Earshner has returned 10
her home, after pleasant visit of sew
era1 weeks on the Sound.
J. 8. Bridges. OF Montesano. as their
Grfaafa Thtrgdav
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All work on bicycle paths now under
course of construction has been stopped
ders for the wearing surface, and there is
no prospect for more for several weeks
Notwithstanding the extensive path con-
struction made this year, the path fund
still contains over 81 900 and additional BIZ
cycle licenses are being issued daily, the
total now having reached 4.057
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SEATTLE BEsTs CAVALRY.
Wins Baseball Game by Score OF
IA to 4.

IL to 4.
The baseball game yesterday Afternoon
at Athletic park between the Seattle team
and a picked nine from among the SOL
diers who are now camped at Interplay
attracted one OF the largest crowds Of
the season. The soldiers were little
late In arriving. the game not starting
until nearly o'clock, but the crowd was
good-natured, and gave the boys many
cheers on their appearance. The game
was well played individually, but the Wis
itors showed lack of team work, while
the home team showed up In excellent
form. The many fine plays were wen ap-
plauded on both sides.
Ladies' day was such a succes9 that
Manager Dugdale has concluded to make
another one for today's game, between
Seattle and New Whatcou- No charge
whatever will be made to ladies attend
ing.
The score OF yesterdays game by IN.
nings was as follows:
1234567Ss r. III. e.
IT, s. Cavalry 01001002O--4 s s
Seattle -. ...... 1042043s-14 s 6
Batteries-Runkle and Knouss; Fowler
and Walton.
Umpire-Conway.
Seattle and New whatcom play their
first game together this season this af-
ternoon. The visitors are conceded to be
one OF the best fielding teams on the
Coast. The locals are putting up good
ball. and lively game may be expected.
The batteries for today's game win be:
Seattle, Case and Walton: New whatcom,
Beck and Eboney. Game will be called
at y. m
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New Maps Of China.

The Post Intelligenccr has secured the
exclusive right for Washington to Rand,
McNaily h Co.'S latest folder map OF
China and Asia These may be secured
at Post-Intclligencer business offices At
10 cents each.
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The Post intsliigeneer has secured the
MeNaliy a Cos latest folder mar ~
China and Asia These may be secured
at Post-futeiligencer business Offices at
10 cents each
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TAKE a bicycle in the country with
you--and get the bicycle from Spinning.
1905 Second avenue.
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De Caprios Band, ut Leschi park.
weekday nights and Sunday after
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In all probability the Seattle National
baseball team will be the first club TO play
the s. A. A. c. team upon the opening
OF the new grand stand The talk is of
three games for the opening series and
the dates selected are August q and D.
Clubs from Everett, Rossland. Nelson,
Helena and Butte are also in negotiation
for series of games with the local team
The 8. A. A. C. now has a bail team that
IL will back to support its colors against
all corners.
The business of the local mining brokers
has picked up wonderfully during the past
few days and gives indications that the
season of summer inactivity is on the
turn for the better. The late buying is
mostly to fill Eastern orders, and II seems
likely that the revival will have its first
impetus from there. Business in the
Eastern markets has been better than
here during the past few weeks, and the
exceptional weakness OF the market in
Spokane has apparently attracted Eastern
investors to Republic and Rossland
stocks.
G. r. Warner, a brother of Gen. A. J.
Warner known to national fame, who for
years has been a prominent Yeader of
Whitman county Democracy. while in
Spokane this week, publicly announced
his desertion from that party and says
he will support the Republican ticket
this year. He has become a great adj
mirer of President Mckinley and is in
hearty accord with the expansion policy
OF the administration.
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The Alcatrsz Asphalt Paving Company
was awarded another contract this week:
The Grit-advocate., 1900-08-17
Tags on Chilslran

The children of the moor T.,
are always labeled, in case they sbould
stray away from their homes whil.
their mothers are engaged in domestic
duties. e"'''