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Fred ingalls,: secretary. r. c. Lewis:
treasurer, W Fl. Rector,
Mr ann Mrs n Thomas and r. w.

Fred ingalls,: secretary. r. c. Lewis:
Mr.. ana Mr.. A. B. THOMAS and r. W.
Thomas were in Tacoma Tuesday.
Mr. Dudley Newton left for Sumpter
"Wednesday, to be absent several weeks.
Miss Mabel Bloomfield and Miss Della
Fry visited friends IN Castle Rock for a
Mrs. II. p shriver. Of Dallas. Or. is in
the city this week.
Mrs. Lizzie Beall. Of Seattle, arrived In
the city this week and IL staying at TIE
home OF her brother. Mr. s. T. Mills.
Mr.. VIII Hackett is enjoying weeks
vacation.
Mrs Bertha cramer returned to Seattle
this week. after a visit with her mother,
Mrs. y. r. Van Glider
Mrs. George Mills returned this week
from a visit TO friends on Grays harbOr.
Mrs Ben Sears Is home from her trip
10 Michigan, where she visited relatives
for several weeks
Mrs. W, J. Remthun arrived from Walla
Waila this week on visit 10 her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Honeywell. She was
accompanied by her sister. Miss Bessie
Honeywell.
Mrs. J. G.. Ready was I'm Tacoma last
week, visiting friends.
Mr.. A. ". Treat was a visitor 20 Tacoma
and Sound points last week.
Mr.. Walter Adams formerly OF this
place. arrived from Pendleton last Satur-
day. where he IS now located He return
ed Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs John r.. Raught returned
Thursday from their wedding trip TO
Sound points
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sNOHOMISH. July N.-The Bachelor
Club entertained its friends at a bicycle
and lawn party last Monday evening. Tho
party rode out 20 Holm's hill and back
10 Hudsons residence where those who
had not ridden were waiting. Hero a
most enjoyable evening. was spent. Re
freshments were served. Those present
Mrs. Fanny Mudgett. Miss Buckets. Miss
Keefe, Miss Sherman. Miss Hudsonostiss
Mayme Hatton. Miss McNaughton, Miss
Miss Heffner, Miss Hoem. Miss King, Miss
Rena Dibb. Miss Mona strang, Miss
Partee. Mr.. Larson, Mr.. Hewett Mr.
Eberts Mr.. comesys. Mr.: Campbell. Mr.
Lamphrey. Mr.. Knapp. Mr. Barnett, Mr.
Chas. Johnson, Mr.. Moody, Mr.. lie May.
Mr.. Phelps. Mr. John Bird, Mr.. John
Smith.
The regular summer exodus has started.
The majority of Snohomish people Will
take their outing az Mukiiteo The fol-
loving have gone this week and more nor viii
fly, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Morgan and family
Mrs. Stafford and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank sparlin, of Wal
Mr.. and Mrs. Mdcauslin. OF SEATTLE.
spent the week with Snohomish friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Doleen entertained
Mr.. T.. h. Preble, of North Yakima. this
Mrs. C. b. shepman and children, of
Tacoma, formerly OF this city, are guests
OF Mrs. W. c. Hudson.
Mrs. Charles #. Packard, of Republic,
II visiting Snohomish friends
Miss Elsie and Miss Eva Comcgys re-
turned the early part Of the week from
Seattle. where they had been visiting
friends
Miss Stella Gum and her aunt. Miss
Nellie Gum, OF Index, were visitors at
the home OF Mr.. f. G. Ferguson this week
returning home Thursday.
Mr. Preston Hill was n guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Cogsings last Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Batterton and Miss Lee. who had
been taking a trip awhsei. returned home
Monday evening.
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EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT, July 2i--Everett lodge No
"a. knights of Pythias. held a public in
staliation OF officers on "Wednesday even
ing at Fratsynai hall There was a large
attendance Of invited guests Mr. n. -.
Cooley conducted the Installation, assist
ed by Mr.. p. w. Barton.
Mrs r. r. Cole and children Will visit
for few weeks with Mrs Coles parents
at Satsop.
Mrs. f. C. Money and her guests. Mrs.
HaRan and Miss Ray. have returned rom
"a few days" outing at Tulaifp
Mrs W. ID. Peterson left Thursday for
Chicago on an extended visit with rela-
tivea.
Mrs. n. A. Hubert spent the past week
with her parents at Edmonds
Mr. and Mrs. u. II. Getsheil, OF Tacoma.
were the guests OF MIR. and Mrs. p X.
Lewis last week.
Mr. James H. Purcell. OF Vancouver.
Wash, arrived here last week and will
move his family here in few days.
Mr.. Joseph Myer spent few days In
whatcom last week.
Mrs. James King, OF Spokane. was the
guest Of Mrs r. n. Mc6iill last week
Mr. w r. Brown and mother, or Sc
attic were visitors In the city the first
Mrs D. {. Brown ha. returned from
Lake Chslan.
Mrs j. W. Brown. who has been visit
ing with Mrs W. r. Kyser. returned to
her homo In Kansas CITY last Monday.
Rev william Il. Randall viii occupy the
pulpit, at the Baptist church sunday
Mr. 4. C. Cherry and fnmny have
moved TO Monte cristo for the summer.
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SOCIETY IN PoRT ANGELES.

PORT ANGELICA. July 2.-The Social
Club gave a dance At the opera house last
Saturday evening A number OF officers
from the Philadelphia and Iowa were
present.
Is visiting his relatives. Mai. and Mrs. r.
Mas Edith Smith, of Marysviiie, Mo-.
who has been visiting hcr brother. Mr.. A.
A. Smith. left Thursday for home.
Mrs Kauts. wife of Admiral kautz. Is
At Lake Crescent this week.
Mrs N. Hockman returned 10 her homo
IN this city Wednesday. after "A protracted
visit in San Francisco. She will soon be
Joined by her daughter. Miss Ray Rock
man, who, since leaving Pert Angeles. has
distinguished herself on the Paris and
Miss Asnes Cameron, Miss Gladys Cam
eron and Miss Speers, of Victoria, arrived
here n few days ago and will spend the
summer hers and in the western part OF
the county
Mrs Marssre, Dick and daughter are
home again after an extended visit with
Mrs p, c. Keller Ia visiting her mother
at Seattle
pr. w Bartt is home again from
trip TO Pennsylvania.
Rev. J A paidridre. Of 50. Paul Il
temporarily Milling thu pulpit OF the First
Congregational church.
Mr.. Robert sanborn returned wednes.
day from Tacoma
stsritnS. III, are visiting Mt \, h. Stake
Mis-. Hannah c Draper Is taking an
outing at Neah bay
Mrs T. w Taylor entertained the La
dies Literary club Thursday afternoon.
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COLUMBIA July q ON THURSDAY the
annual susiay school picnic ~ Columbia
Congregational church took place The
party went hy car 10 Rainier beach.
where steamer ssS found In readiness
70 convey them arnA the island 70 May
d.nhsusr eay Thew a d.liahtfut Time
was spent Bathing boating swimming
and swinging were some of tho afuuse-
ments Those present from out ~ town
we're No VIII Dtekry ard daughters.
Miss Parker Miss Eila Reeves and Mr.
karl Reeves all of seattle
Mrs Brown wife ~ the state sursrin-
tendsnt VI education. and Mta Leug wife
81 a weli known Presbyterian minister o.
NEBRASKA visited their sister. Mrs J.
Campbell this week
Mis- Grace SNitEsf. ~ Iowa city has
been a guest o. me home Il Frof Lawer-
emce thr past w.es ana - nav visiting
NiN4 HaWh I&-srenrr or San Juan tall
asd wbsrs the latter y spendtnE IN.
summer
Mrs Ella TiGany snf family are having
thetr summer outing en- fsuuGs island
Rev Nj Dada a foYr1rr pastor ~ Co
iu fstsA CeHETsgati0rs churcN "a spend
inE The summer here
Mlss Anna Raise viii spend SATURDAY
stth Miss Bessie TtgnAy ~ NCurE's camp
Misses nerothy ana Hester utsksy
xvhnadaasbtsrS - Mr. = y Wsri ~
seattle are fh- gusets - Misses Ettrl
xht f-naie " hitaAn
Mr. " r Rar~eH teft th{s week frr an
extsnsed ttip IN the Puget soana ceantry
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CnEHALIs SOCIETY.

cHEHALIs. July n.--"Progresslve coal
black lady" WAS the attraction at . card
land. Tuesday IN honor Of Miss Alta Wat
son, OF Portland. There was a large
company OF the young people present and
all had q delixhtfM time
Mr., Francis nonahoe was in South
Miss Harriest Leonard and Miss Carrie
Reynolds are VISITING at Pc Ell.
Mrs. T, X. Dunckiey returned this week
from Victoria where she has been visit.
Ing friends
Miss Ines cravat has gone to Portland
for a. Visit with relatives.
Miss Ethel Bunnsy. 81 Tacoma. Il visit
Ing Miss Agnea Willis
Miss Lucia Leonard OF Boise, Ida, ar
rived weanssaay .nd Is a guest at the
Mr.. n. A. T4aashorne Was = Tacoma
Mr, George Mccoy. MIR Henry urauar,
and Mt y Wol,g attended the Rsp,'n-
and jones ~ Tacoma Saturday nighf.
Mr. -. G. hillest entertained Miss Al
lon, Miss Mulett Miss Horden and Mrs.
y. n Cot at tsa party Saturday evsnlns
Mrs, \ =. NJ Rrisss spent the week in
Oregon attenalng the session u the he
srce OF uoaer Grand iodge
Mr., Porter Thompson has returned from
an extended stay IN Oregon
Prof. W. wrhe. % san Francisco re-
tnrnsa home this week after a visit With
relatives here.
Mrs' ID. j, clark and Miss Mate Braav
left this week Tor a visit tn pennsy lvAMla.
Mr. FrsAk Everest II spending a few
DAYS vaoattoa at wuhott Spring..
Mrs. iane- Mcbride. 81 Portland. - Vie.
ltinG her sister Mrs Fred Gates
Mrs q s. bingham % saaro visited
at No l. Haihreos'r this week
Mr. Roy ceaman visited seattle friend.
over sunday
Last Thursday aftefnean Mrs. John
tictaon gave very pleasant children :
party for Ls~r and Matte Wilson axe
hurAer of thx Ntiie folks tsins present
The social event Of the week was ~.
renestt NtNsn Wednesday svunlhE NJ tnr
ladies Gaha - the Fy4arapaJ rsuerh
SEnAg 10 Fsgfan AMI Nffe farnsriv ~
Portland sna NJ Arrhta Henderson.
Misses Miiieg aad " easthrf were 'se
narfnT nasrs X ~aS raY@ m lSirai tr~ss
aud the a0aiencs aPNrer strd IS fuNy gNts
wNr Misc Wfsteuasrfs 6F~t pusas ar.
pearahce siHr@ Htr return Name ana sc
WA givaA warm reception.
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win give an entertainment in Workman
hall about July Is
Mr. A Behrens was . visitor TO eno-
homish Wednesday
Mr.. c. r. Helm was in Seattle wednes~
day.
Mrs Ida Handiey visited in Seattle sew
erai days this week
Mr. y. X. Tvete visited Mrs Tvete in
Seattle this week
Miss Carrie Jarvis has returned from
a visit in San Francisco.
Mrs f. C. Pantzke returned Tuesday
from an extended visit among relatives
in FIlensburg
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SUMNER SOCIAL NEWS.

SUMNER. July H..-Mrs H. r. Marble
left Sunday 20 Join her husband at Che
Mrs. L. i. Benbow. OF Tacoma, visited
with friends here the FIRST Of The week
Miss Mamie Hummon. who has been
quito III for the past few weeks, Is again
On Monday evening Miss Edith Ryan
entertained party OF Summers young
people, An excellent time is reported by
~ ~n prs ware present, ~, Lao, wee. for
walla waIla- where he will remain all
The N r. social las, Wednesday even
X krs sai NJ EsA An nss'f returned Tuesday
from the Fannie Paddock hospital, Taco
ma much improved IN health.
sers are attending the /, O. q. T. con-
~entton IN Seattle this week.
MISS May SKINNER. Of Lewiston. Ida
, no; = guest est, for few weeks q her
M. II. creunse and family. Of Ballard.
visited a few days last week with the
family Of Mr.. william Crounsa
Miss Ida Thompson, Of Puyallup. was =
guest this last week at the home OF MIR
Mrs. r. IT. casselIs was home from Ta-
coma last Wednesday afternoon, return
ing the same day.
Mr. & GardcIla who has been III for
the past week. In much better.
Miss Cora Van Bevers returned to Sum
ner. last "Wednesday after a short visit
70 her mother In Tacoma.
guest Of the Misses Amcs last wednes-
MIRA John woolery ~ visiting with her
mother n South prsirie this week; -.
Sunday on their parents here. Mr.. and
VT. 2 E. Bacon and Mr.. and Mrs II.
Miss Clare Amss left Thursday for
North Yakima on q visit to Mrs r. r.
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HARTFORD SOCIAL NOTES.

HARTFORD. July ML-Mr J. Define
and Mr. James Halburt were Granite
Falls visitors Sunday.
Mrs. NJ H. Monsey is y Arlington this
week.
Mrs. Will Morris Is visiting relatives In
Arlington this week.
Miss Clara Hutchins and Miss Julia
Hutchinsl of Seattle. are visiting their
cousins. the Misses Monsey. of this place
Miss Maude Monsey is visiting her rela-
tfves in Seattle this week.
Mr.. GIL Malkson, of Snohomish, visited
Lake Stevens Thursday
Mr.. William Morris and Miss Lulu Red
man were married in Seattle saturday
last Mr. and Mrs. Morris will reside
In Hartford
Mr.. Charles Grey was q snohomish WIS.,
itor Tuesday.
Mrs. Fl. W. Illman visited Everett this
Week
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AFTERNOON TEA.

The elephant and the bfue-eyed kitten
Were invited out TO tea:
Each had a card on which was written'
Come punctuslly at three"
But they reached the tea so very early
That nobody else was there;
So the kitten wee and the elephant burly
Each sat down to wait in chair.
I'VE came too soon." the kitten observed.
As yet there is no tea.
l wonder when il will be served:
There's sugar and cream. you seq"
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mother. whom he has not seen for fifteen
years She will visit here for some time
William George and family, OF Port
Blakeley,, are visiting their many friends
Mt e. =. Ellsworth. Of this place. win
soon move to Saginaw. Or.
Mr.. c. f. White was in Tacoma this
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Navy Blue Serge Jackets doublebreased taped and IN
ished seams, S295, for $500.
Jackets Of Tan and Mixed Blue Covert and Black Ladies
Cloth double and ngebreasted velvet collars and lined ws
$3.50. for s2.as.
Tan, Navy and Black Jackets, silk lined, were sV
and $3.50 for s3.75
Cadet Royal and Navy Blue and Black Atwood Jacken
all silk lined the blues all Handsomely trimmed with sk
braid $3.50 and slO.50, for $500
Jackets Of Atwood Tan and Royal Blue Venetian Cloth
all silk lined tailor strapped and stitched $3.50 for s65
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EAGLE cones SOCIAL >orE.

EAGLE gORGE JuIy = Miss Lula
Gar~i has antsh-d a Kuoccs4f4l tcsm y
schoai 90 THIS place aH- has returned %
h~r home "a pcwt Orchard
n y FLOYD TNtarne& "Wednesday from
a trtg g f.AsnsbBrg
Mrs Beckett. after pleasant weeks
visit Nth ars a " Andersen returned
70 her horne IN prtfnx SUNDAY
Mr. Charies IIuAaW % Tacoma has da-
eiaea 20 iocste permanently az th- Csorga
Nj Joseph Buchwstter Who has be-
spending his annual vacation oa Green
river. has returned 20 the Sound
EYEGLASSES perfectly fitted Mas
Wuxnski Il. Cherry.
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| NDFRSON ACADEMY.
iRvIS6ToN. CALIFORNIA

Thorough preparation given for Eastern
colleges. Graduates admitted 10 CAisfor-
MIA and Stanford on recommendation
Particular attention given 10 ths dsvsl-
Opmsnt Of character.
Number Of pupils limited Those ai-
rnitted must be u good Character
Buildings and grounds eaual 90 those
Of any school on The Pactfc coast
Catalogues furnished on application.
W. ". ANDERSON,
Principal
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Said the elephant, I've splsadid S6snsI
I'm tired Of waiting here.
And love sugar and you love sgoaAs
Let's eat them up. my dear"
"HoorayP' said the kitten. yea ~ 1use ntAt,
I do not like to wait"
And soon shs emptisd the cream ~ su1os.
While the sugar the other Ate
Then the kitten jumped on the Elephants bach
And rode away In gles;
And the later guests bewsiied the iaek
OF sugar and cream for their tea
Carolyn WanA
FOR San Francisco. first class s11 At
Pacific Clipper Line. sz2 First avenue.
DIR. JOHNSON, chronic disease spe-
cialist. Scheuerman block.
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Ladies' UnderSkIrtS.

Ladies' Underskrts of pink, blue and hello percale ~
striped seersucker and linen crash and three ruA
75c, 49c
Striped Plain Tan Crash Skirts two and four ruff
of them have the rufes trimmed with brown brad
81 .25, 9Sc
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COsMOPOLIs SOCIAL NEWS.

CO0MOPOIIo, July N-Mr William
Farrar left today for Tacoma to meet his
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SCHOOL Of OSTEOpATHY

Sstend Year Opens StpitmbtF ist
\ NEW PROFESSIONAL medical
Science. 1dt curative art recognized
By Az in many states Write for rata :
loEUe and ether literature 20 Washing
ton Institute 81 ozteopathy. Seattle
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dens on the Spokane gravel The change
in conditions since the water has been
turned into the valley is simply marvel
Gus. The plans Of the irrigating company
contemplate the constructing of ditcnes
for a distance up the valley Of about thir-
ty-five miles, to provide ultimately Tor
the irrigating Of about 30, 900 acres. Water
is to be drawn from Hayden. Spirit. Occur
d'Alene, Mud Liberty and Saltese lakes
and the Spokane river.
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Ladies' Suits.

This Suit Sale Of is disappointment TAs s11
all ne,. the materials workmanship and finish s ~
and the prices just about half and that App
palues, but about halt The price sold them for month ~
You buy tho
$3.50 suits for ......................$ 500 &
$1,000 suits Tor lU.oV IN
$1,000 suits for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
Douglas Island news., 1900-09-05
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA.
 DIVISION NO. 1.
Douglas Island news., 1900-09-05
Admission to Entertainment, 50 Gents.
YANKEE BASIN.
P. S. EARLY BRINGS SOME GOOD REPORTS
 ALMOST A WRECK.

Mr. P. Early returned last night on the Alert from Yankee Basin, and as usual brought down some fine speci- mems of gold bearing rock. He says that work on the Bessie" owned by Judge Bach, H. R. Shepard, c. H. Shep- ard and P. s. Early, is progressing rap idly and showing some very promising features.
 The laska-Washington has the vein exposed for 5000 feet and is showing up fine.
 AS an indication of what the country may contain he exhibited some speci. mems of quartz from a new discovery which bore no evidences of free gold, but 25 pounds of which, on being roast ed and pounded up in a hand mortar, yielded s3.50 in pure gold. He also brought with him sack of dirt, grass roots and all, taken from the bank be- low the ledge, two pans of which yield ed $500.
 MT. Early is very enthusiastic in speaking about the future of Yankee Basin as a gold producer and the evi- dences which he brings most surely justify his statement that that is the richest country yet discovered in Southeastern Alaska.
 MT. Rose, MT. Waffle States, Mrs. Rose, and a lady, whose name we were unable to learn, all of Juneau, came down on the Alert last night from Yankee Cove. They had started in a small boat, the Katie K., to go to Hoo nah Hot Springs, but when entering Lynn Canal encountered such heavy seas that they were compelled to put back to Lincoln Island, where they were storm bound for days. Their provisions were getting low and they put across to Yankee Cove where they were entertained until the Alert brought them to Juneau. Their trip was quite eventful, feature not most agreeable being the overturning of a row boat with the two ladies in deep water. They were all glad to get back to Juneau alive and well.
 Mir. Early reports the Douglas colony at the Cove as all well and happy, in. clhding Mrs. Early and the children who are delighted with their new home and its surroundings.
Douglas Island news., 1900-09-05


 Mrs. W. Gould and Mrs. J. Ross.
Douglas Island news., 1900-09-05
ROYAL CAFE.

Mir. P. w. Stephenson has opened up the old Delmonico and has given it a new name; the Royal Cafe and Restau- rant. The entire building has been ov- erhauled and refurnished, and it is the intention to furnish only first-class meals at a very reasonable price. MT. Stephenson still retains his position at the mines and Mrs. Stephenson will have charge of the restaurant. The new establishment is starting out right with a good big ad in the News and we hope they will receive large share of the patronage.
Douglas Island news., 1900-09-05
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

United States, District of Alaska, sS: To Antonio Bogetta and Peter Rolando:
 You are hereby notified by the undersign- ed co-owners, that we have expended the sum of Ss2I OO, in labor and improvements, mining claims, in Harris Mining district, Dis triet of Alaska, more particularly described pear on page 249 in book II of lodes in the of- flee of the recorder of Juneau recording dis claims, under the provisions of Sec. 2S24, re. vised statutes of the United States: S60OO0 of said amount being the amount required to hold the same for the years ending Dec. Sl, 1897, Dec S1, 1898, Dec. 31 1S99 and SS21 of said sum being expended in improvements upon and in developing said lode claims during And if within ninety days after this notice by publication you fail or refuse to contrib ute your proportion of such expenditures as said co-owners, your several interests in said claims will become the property of the sub scribers under said Section 2S24.
 Signature: c. F. ANDERSON.
 STEVE BUFFO.
 Date of first publication, August P, 1900. Date of last publication, Nov. IA, 1900.
Douglas Island news., 1900-09-05
There was man in our town, And he was wondrous wise; He went to the Douglas Pharmacy To buy photo supplies.
HAOUIST-AHO.

Married, last Sunday evening at nine o'clock, Charles Haquist and Annie Aho, at their residence on the beach, by Rev. H. Hammond Cole.
 The following gentlemen were grooms- men: F. Fredrickson, August Hendrick- son, c. B. Johnson, Charles Herlin.
 The following ladies were brides maids: Katie Johnson, Alma Hallon- qvist, Annie Fingeroose, Helli Koskela,
 About 50 guests were present and a bountiful wedding supper was served A number of wedding gifts were re- ceived from friends.
Douglas Island news., 1900-09-05
NEWSPAPER TROUBLES.

The Skagway Daily Alaskan of the 1st inst. contains the statement that the entire plants of the evening Budget and the Travellers Guide were seized by Marshal Tanner this morning shortly after midnight on an attachment issued by Judge Sehlbrede. The attachment is for s55672 and was issued upon a suit commenced by Ella M. Cole.
 The account sued upon represents claims for labor performed on the Daily Budget, as follows: c. E. Cole, S25O95; G. c. Findlay, S242.38, and o. D. Tichnor, s63.39, all of which was as- signed to Mrs. Cole for the purposes of this suit.
 The title of the cause is Ella M. Cole vs. Samuel Roberts and O. W. Dunbar. Roberts is alleged to be the owner of the Budget and plant and the plant of the Guide, while Dunbar was editor and manager of the Budget when the labor was performed. The claim of Cole is for services as local editor while the other claimants are printers.
 G. c. Findlay was appointed keeper by Marshal Tanner and has possession of both plants.
 The result of the suit will probably be the suspension of both Budget and the Guide, as unless a bond be given the marshal will retain possession of the property until the terminus of the case. It will also close the Commercial Printing Company, job printers, who use the plants of the unfortunate pub lications.
 The defendants have week in which to plead to the complaint filed in the U. s. commissioners court.
 J. G. Price represents the plaintiffs.
 The merchants in our neighbor city across the channel all seem to be in a good humor and report a decided i'm provement in the business outlook. The stores of s. Blum $ Co.,, B. M. Behrends and Kaufman Bros. are daily receiving large additions to their i'm mense stocks, consisting of fall and winter goods of all kinds.
Douglas Island news., 1900-09-05
Take in the entertainment at Oh mans hall Friday evening.
PRAISE SERVICE.

There will be a special praise service at the Congregational church next Sun day evening commencing at 8 o'clock. The choir will be enlarged for the occa- sion and number of choice musical selections will be presented, besides so- ciaI singing. Everybody invited to at tend.