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Ny wife has been under physicians
care for tso years. for what they called
liver complaint" She would get some
relief while taking prescriptions, bat
would soon fall hack into the same
drowsy, Inactive state. got her bottle
Of Joys Vegetable sa-saparilia II did her
Immediate good. and when three bottles
bad been taken she rcgainei her old sc-
enstosacslheal;s and spiriisansi Is noss q,
web a. eyer. fused 1t for rheuuaaiixrE,
ssith the result thai ana noss entirely frec
'sasi he disease with which kas, suffer
GlxS>z5>fAcse
IS Turk s.rc,,. sa., Ess,..ci.,,
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Sc VIII Talk u DRESS Imprsve
nent TtLniehf.


Mrs. Annie Jennrxs- "a ssler. r.as, 4 Il,
/ taxi - ~. S~stti~ ,,,,5.s;- = r-~.s.
~.~-~ -. - -. : - :
- .1hs "a sasr sss< - ~
ss'ss ana &Ttlsxzc dress. arxifed -
the city yesterday in company with
Mrs. Saith. her couaran;ou srd azrxi-
ness AGENT nnd NJ p un~. -.
pnvs1.-s .n-.-- ~ 49, 80
.-~.s.- a - - :. Al1's IN
- I1aeu : " cz1i<fs q toe parloxx q
the OccsdsntAi last night. bat she de-
r6ted q poY1inn Of her tinle 10 rsrepara-
ton for her appearance tu-nlrht she
w.x r.lI~d ,,v'o,. d,.,s,.~ ~. $3.50 -.
/. - - =. -. -
80. 1870 hssI wno
ssAseu snas ne nesifea some nnfof-
mxfion - % her mission on the
Pacific coast
II have ND su1issIous2ss responded
Ms M;ll~v ps..~-nsfx - sas;.-ss....
$3.50. ! -. ra-h- s1 '-'n
- f''-es : .lts wetAs 1fu snr uesosson
q oneH Nnoze sssne- energy and money
TO the plishment Of . certain
| purpose. Mr. first dnty owe 70 INV
/ husband and To nv bore and 7 sh;rk
| 4 do ufy bexf Ia fsl1siI Il - : s,vs;s-
sion, must vim RE - : = ,
iconsiderafior. Nv eh;>cf horern,
| in visiting the prIncipsI cites 81 he
| United Sta,ss 4 e. self.h nv ;dss. -
dress impruyeuner,t--s,r a,es. r.sss.ras
berause il = 4 ~ub;ert Il whs~h
women are more interested thar ii
any other. III i 81 vsta5 concrrr, =,
their health and to their rornforf and
through them 10 the whole hrmsn
race, because they are the mothers al
the race. i advocafe q change
TOT costume from the present
unhealthy. restrained and uncomfort-
able dress 10 one that d perfectly free.
natural aud slightly. I do not deliver
lectures or preach. but il Is nav mr.
pose 10 talk 10 the members Of NV own
SIX OF their needs. and 10 Stimulate
them to work ont their own physioiog-
icai emancipation. During the course
Of my address, I make i've or sir
changes of costume, and I endeavor 10
demonstrate by Illustration IN what
manner the changes | advocate will
Icondnce to the health and comfort az
the women When the talk is nearly
ended request the men 10 retire. and
then sbow the system of underwear
that should be worn. But / can ex-
plain myself more fuiis and clearly in
NY t&lk kQ lik0IfHH U{EHL IMAM i can
at present.
/ II am very much pleased with the
manner in which have been received
by the public since | started out on
my present tour. four weeks since j,
continued Mrs. Miller. II have been
treated with uniform kindness by the
newspapers. and they have aided very
materially in arousinc an interest ~
the subject Of dress announcement
with the result that have slwavs
been greeted nv verv large aud;ancs,
wherever I have hsen Mv ccu;n.
has been in most nlaces the occasion
Of the orcanizasion ~ sCorrect nr~s.
and Physical Cultuye Ciuhss I do not
form these cInhs r,ersorallv nor A
have anv connection with them ercsct
/ through the magaz;ne Dx<s. n uh;ch
nv associafes and urssU ;ncuicst.
our ideas "a artisf;c aress ;rr-ov~.
menf. Il 90 from Seatsie -
salt Lake and err~rf -
finish the coast and The Pact - nm
Their shaIl o. - En-crs e 80.
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II Is xcneTally cane~ssed by physicians
fnaa saeuf one-haa OF the population az
ne United States are suffering from irast>
sestissn ard pysssasss. Harrtea esssnx
sud saapr0rsr zssssesssen xaa sn.alses-
too ef fcs.f are THE pvtncapAl csnses Dr.
ue@ley's nana<lioa Tssasc strengthen q nd
fnsigoTAtss the digestive orrsas and 60
aAfsx enc 10 entas sesrsy meass usfAonf
ans uupsssxans sftNr sfec,S Sold hy
stewart a Holmes srag ce
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Tie Htli-McAleer Gaze Petition for
Writ Of Hab cas- Corpus.


Writ Of Hab cas- Corpus.
Judge Hanferd heard In the cham,
i hrs yesterday arguments in the old
md somewhat celebrated case OF Hugh
ncAleer VS.. w. G. Hin. which involves
&c title % iss2 acres in the Catherine
xsynard claim. valued 81 several hun.
qsd thousand dollars. The case has
= 3een IN the courts for long time and
tauge Hanford's decision, which will
made in few days. viii be v asched
y With anxiety by the large number
persons directly interested and
~ expectancy by the general pubic
snsrh has taken more than cursery
interest in the matter.
Tue suit Of John Nelson ". N. {.
sasnn and wife was dismissed hy
&fniasion.
Thomas Allen. who was hound over
We grand Jury on charge of bur-
hy Justice Janes last December,
petition for n writ Of hsbeas
pas. The last grand jury failed 60
sl'ne into his case, and for that
spa ne ciaiais that he il unlawsuliy
Aaaed OF his liberty and demands
.steAse. The writ was tssaed aud
sesnlng. ~
sacxe Hanford Is working on the
{ - hli Of the last term OF the district
-. and VII have il ready tor the
~ session of the board OF commits
s'oaers. - 49, - =
=, number OF important easesAwilI
fe up for hearing before hiiss to-
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80 Turk street. san rsaacise,
CARPETS, CARPETS CARPETS,

A full ami clexsnt ilue 81 body Brussels,
reduced from tf.3t 10 <ffo per yard
Extra sBlsrh fngraIus, full 1854 ends
reduced from e5e- TO 9se.
Extra super eotsun warp Ingram, re.
dncctf from Use 10 6or.
A splendid Tine IF best tapestry Brussels
Fessnes q from Size To soc.
We make speciality % estima ting FOR
carpets ard shades. and guarantee frsi
class workmanship ~ the very lowesl
psiess. Takaas. ssBsernsn 4 20.
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he sEST ar EAST.

For year was troubled with pains In
my back and side, and headaches. the re-
suit OF liver and kidney trouble. | was
attracted to Joys Vegetable sarsaparilla.
by the startling testimonials la the pa
pcrS They seemed 80 practical was In
dncod to try 1t, knowing that as II was
purely vegetable, It would do no harm.
II acted as a gensie laxative. After the
second bottle Tny pains and aches disap-
pearcd- IL did 50 rauch for me that I
sent several bottles TO my family In New
jersey. who also took it with the most
satisfactory results
FL o<cz3z Ell
Master Carlker. foot CLAY. San rrxneiseo
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Saloon pw-Thomas Wilson.
lahoFeT, and Robert Black, clerk. be
came engaged in an alteration over
game of pool in the Grotto saloon, on
yesler avenue. 90 midnight last night
Black. who IL cripple. struck Wilson
over the heal With his cane. infiieting
slight scalp wound No arrest was
made. but il Is under tocd thai Black
will be arrested to-day.
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Merchant Traveller I'VE had .
cane presentation down at the school
TO-DAY. " said Will after an unusually
long silence as the SUPPER table.
All, indeed. And who got the
eane7''
Il did
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skAsr Pom GAiasaKg. ~ Sheriff
" Hensley, Of Fresno county.
-. arrived back from Olympia on
~. aaeais train. bearing Gov Moaress
~ OF arrest authorizing him 10
k.s...nio custody Heeh Gallaher. the
essa sheriff Hensiey VIII leave
e'ssasaa with hts prisoner On the 6 Is
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Row ovEs Doa.--At an early hour
yesterday morning Joseph Hayden. a
barkeeper. and one oleson had row
with Mike o'ponneli. ex-Censsahle
Caldwell and man named Hsnkina
from Port Townsend. Caldwell:
accused one OF the other parties oil
kicking his dog. which caused hot
words followed by blows. Officer
Jackson arrested Havden and o'Dun-
nell. who were nHed S. eaeh IN police
court to-day and then released.
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Jusr ARkttRn.--A handsome line OF tidy
RIGGS in metal. IN the NEST delicate shades
10 match rev shades OF ssik. Tukiss, sing
eTlnan q Co.
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&sSslsx 10 this cAsnse.e,e climate. n 4.
=. saaf 10 Preserve ! air ss,,anisxsss. ara
= 4 setf Sisters sss aansssd Nv rsarhasss
nrfx 81 saaps. red nose. ese. II pa-
Aesis $3.50 Y sppls.d 10 the fare and
A6oRkv kat ssa naor .ssnx. = clear and
S1s3 ~ ssonpiexscn can be preserved
STEWART q He.nss nrpr CO.
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When hahy was sick we gave her Castaris
when she was q child. she cried for Cas-
forfs.
when she vas Msss.sae chung to Csstorsa
when she had Chliarea. she gave them
CesEoria.
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I'LL EN1 mEHIE
orrEzzD ~
r. "a
@>t0@' SWoz9S
an ever assrsa ) .ay arn IA : $ ses .sSs
and = ven vorsA he careful szteauon Of
S6O8O SxREkI.
an noa--rns -. ..-< -, - $50
81 s0VV wfr~~f esr~a.-s r =. -s1s..
e.,d Uraion. ws,h isr~s -e<s.ss,'n.
~. - -
x7 600-Fcrsy fee< frontage on So
sssa'sss prsssrsy ' . 5. ' Ave r1s 'As
wA- -o-
ksO11.
Stn. 600 ~ sserk - siehs Ista
rsur ~ ne Wsssr ss,s~s ~ 49, . -.
wstsr ffosssss, esrsying riDsrisa rsehts.
-,
Slu.0OOySs = nsocE ~ y; z. AND
81 /, s,ort d & r ns,r.s. s m. nna
addition. slo.ooo for The two
So. UUO $500 os VA an.flan riEhs IN
Soancsn euuiu0ns adjoining
A - s,.., ..o~ -.
LS<SN oAxkxskAs
H06M-Twe f.ll lsss nertAsast Ger
~ 49, = sAsA - Asmsss
wARurwnrr,r awur
Nf0 en0-g ~ 3 tat corcs, Ts,,s
V4 z,CUU ana wsshinxrnn sfrcetx. - :
FRONT STREET
eae wsss . and , Noe s. = sas
nan , rsshss and extend Q deep wsssr. On
business houses Which win rent for slooe .
hs anan on lce. grcg one-foarsh cash,
$40, 0OofrOosp e .t, sns rs. s. s . ,s q
dence. Price, 81, Go: one. foarsh cssh. ~
ance on long time a per cent
rrr~r~r--.r -
meE onnsss,en-os s. n.srsr
81 Counerr,s1 "a ~ - 49,. sS s.- s
NEa nnn -.ss, s ~. ,,on,.x.
VOOsOVV on Commercial street, Be-
tween fesler avenue and Warrington
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
a z 0flfl-I0G southwest corner Jack
S son ana seventh ssseet&
~ al
sity.
Moenn-rr,, -. -, ~. ..,S "a.
~A0VU coiumbia streetnear Eleventh.
40 goo-ne.fv.h,. Ia, -, u.,r 49,
V1,OVV Eleventh.
vSS owe
81 600-Iwo lots on Bluf street. near
Queen Anne Town, 1850 each.
a. Enn--Iot on Eleventh. near stew
VAsOOV art. $i50o
~ Snn-Infa N 1nee~ As>e Te~r -
YAsOVV elteo 40 1lo0A
81 .260.Lo. on Main and wsshing-
ION stree0, between Twelfth
ana Fourteenth. N.250 70 a.s5o.
|Sf200-Lot on Bismarck street. near
the iake-
CHEAPER BUILDING Lots.
q 101Three lots northwest corner
V4, 4OU Twelfth and Weller. R 20.
~ aoo-The sorfh b.,y - Aa<,,r !
1,VUU Edes & Knirhf's addition fsiT
ioss) $500 each
N7Hn-Fine lot in Denuv.e R.ss pail.
310U Cleared ana fencssd s s ~
~cno-Double corner on Mob nm.
sis
6oEn Three Of the choacest ,ots In
800 Crown Supplemental add 'ssa
6ZAtl 1920 y .a sua AIunGten
- 'ss s->A'.
S2S0-Haii block in McGilvras frst
' sa'
49, hiehs addition $3.50 cash; .
essx -
3CUU Earsba., sdss,,n, aoss an
x65O p ~ naaas 5 Auaanon' aoloin-
ucr,s-.
40 000-Two lots ct the northwest
VIA corner Of spring and sixth
sllesn. 'nc'naink nne residence. six.ooo.
49,. =, an ns. W.. a. c9 =; sna Two COED
l'osAs1s on ssSs sa'ie VI DeAlel street.
&6 0O0-one hundred and twenty
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OUR MEMS AND BOYS
HING !!

We taks Ibis opportunity thank the many pas
Who attended openns of compliments ana
praise then asout cohins display alone 10
soa but % the general pubic well. submit
description With prices goods all may lie
convinced shsf Tokias sngerman Co.. to their
ability . sHew challenge III competitors quality style
price We do not ask 70 take Of ~
possnatve 60 around you do We ATE
certain yoa vai cali eal vour purchase
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Extra Pants.

s<xf<s<xx asa xss~ t4ss s<sN sz1fs5s -
thlnws i reversed. instead 81 the
rarsers having EeiIs. oar bellies al
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUsl
COMPANY AND SAVINGS BANK.

Yesler~Ie.ry batidsng. Mn street oppo
site Com Esrsls1 ssrees receives deposits In
any amous ( and sliews Interest tA@r~cu.
Board IL srastssss- Leigh 5. J Hunt. Taom-
n T. Minor. Edward g. Downing. j. D.
iawruan. Ges,,,e II Heiihron. David n
Baxter. and VIM RICHTER Fisher Rsuk
upen daily fssr, q % 20 , Ea.s Ssfrr-
aays . .. IA so p IN. ard n IA - y. N.
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Mrs. Miller Is Beautiful,
Witty and Logical.

Mrs. N Ter win change costumes ever
ten minutes. Dresses shown from $ls0o to
$40 rainy day d ses.
Gentlemen cordially invited 20 Annie
Jeuness 3itfer's lecture but will be re.
ouesied tn refife the lsst half hour.
Annie JeBnesx Miller goes 10 London.
England in june, under direction OF Lady
Habefton. 20 lecture. On her return to
Americs she will retire 10 private life.
Ess rys hool girl should hear and see
Anntc Jenness Miller tell and show how to
stand. sis aud walk.
Tsrsets IN ale a the Seattle Pasrmsey.
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xcInsaah xns 0tzer prisoners rtTs
takea 70 the ysrsscn pen. tss miles reN1is
w-ss q. PzfrsiI aasa psscsa nndsf =
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Spring Overcoats.

Our handsome lines Of Spring superiors
having the most perfect and it,
patterns. fresh from Eastern We heartily
mend them do substantially by offering prices
running from
4 90 4
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cm1x1 M1xcmHxx,1 sCccnns0n.
GO wllalas1 seys ns w..a1 NJ
U~xe she OG1ee-
Sevexd more keepers az houses d
'prozfftution deposz<ed fnss d so md
- n Justice Millor's courf YESTERDAY
Acting Chsef willard has nos yes CON-
pae1ei his rid and further number
a olEenslers seAinst this ordinanrs
VIA y brought into court his rnorn-
ing
eApt willard says that hs has not
hser working For prem 3fion this week.
Bic would not accepf the Office of chfef
Il be could ket IL. and can therefore -
cginsidered out os the rnce.
Police 0f1rer Phillips and ex-Cnz-
tcrns Inspector Beltcn Rogers are The
rev Aspifants to the okfce The coun-
ell vii undoubtedly elect Chief Mitch
els successor tonight. but rho ne
viii be Is unknown--sAve to the men
that viii make him.
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reas - - 80
s-~ssSe hsfrkad 70 me waSo2s az the latter
N.ee mixed With ire Texas e&tfse arc sses
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Bargains in Mems Suits.

Bargains in Mems Suits.
We have suits Cashmere all wool but good
wearing and good looking ranging SO We dons
recommend such worth They are
Aeap but win End them money
that knew Of n
We sell Skaters c0lsr cloth finish Fann,s
SII o
We give yoa your different lines Of light
colored Tweeds Chevos wool
SIP o
Seven different lines Of dark including Brow,
sl1 0
We offer of Picneer Mills make and
Harris Cashmere besides shade
In more than 10 patterns fol.
SIS o
sawyers Pin Check all wool fast coors fashionable dtnE
SUITS for-
II 0
And here songholds. capture more
orders than other is endless variety
sla 0
you all the leading styles in sikmixed
Worseds Oregon City Casmeres silk
$50 o
We invite to examine Imported shades.
$40 90 to $50 0
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BsogK HER sHArr When off Point
Robinson yesterday afternoon. about
o'clock. en- ner regular afternoon
down trip, the steamer Idaho broke
her shaft ,oniy one wheel was dis
ahled, and 'sith the other she man
aged 20 reach this city. arriving here
considerably behind time. She left
for Tacoma again as soon as her
freight and passengers had been dis
charged. Her place on the down
night trip h,ss been taken by the Geo.
E. Starr.
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Thonsanas a1e aflic1ed win dieeanee a
the kidney ard Urinary 0rRAns. Who snf-
Ter Ia siz<nee rnkh<r fbsa make known
their ffe0bse1. To al th0ee axlfcsed Ne
csn cfEex sale ana speedy remedy in Orr
son kidney Tea. which h composed az
h<rta. seiee&ed with great care In Or1xon.
arr kind a few doses a0ard Instant r.
Hef Sold BY Stewart Il Holmes Drug Co
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|PRTg'S OPERA HOUSR.
GEO r rrrs Prop's and Manager
TUESDAY, APRIL %.
MRS.
LAURA D'F0RcE GORDON
WILL LECTURE on
SUFFRAGE.
Mrs. Gordon II an able member Of the
California bar. and . brilliant and o
quent speaker.
The opponents Of suffrage for women are
cordially iaxited TO attend.
ADMISSION FREE.
Doors open at 7:1S. lecture begins q 8
o'clock sharp.
|PRYR'S OPERA HOUSE.
GEO. r. FErI.. .....-.Prop'r and Manager
I nlUA Il AfhlL H.
MRS. ANNIE
|Jenness-MiIIer
wIIa. LECTURE ON
DRESS.
Mrs. Miller Is Beautiful,
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fNEF Asz3Ie NfF kEszI4 MHffNI y
HsStng tired the Affects of The eeucen-
trssea ext at 81 oseeo1 Ki1ney Tea, we
eheeFfu " bear wtfsesz 20 So hFnesesss
ssesscy in sffesssoas az the digestive or
xnns. II IL slDiple. safe ard sass-; Il h.
easily taken saG rxsserss healthy vitality
n the ssrxsns Il - inteneed % epsrsfe
upon with xkxufea snessss
a MCCORMICK.
Esssor Essskssse Ssxseask
s<,sst Nv stewart A Hoseaes Drag Co
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~nas
wase Va . rapidly PAsS . ss'1sS Ssvs s aaa
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FgsALg l,EcruEER.-The Equal Suf-
frage Association of this city have Sc
cured the services of Mrs. Laura de
Force Gordon, of California. to deliver
a lecture on equal suffrage. Mrs.
Gordon Is Described as successful and
able lawyer, and an eloquent speaker.
She has pail special attention to the
political and personal rights OF women.
lie Is promi,ed that she will interest
ii she does rot convince the opponents
Of woman Suffrage by her advocacy Of
equal rights without distinctions of
sex.
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70 C1~CzELEEFL~
Master caulker. foot Clay. San Francisco.
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Skinner, RatClif SJ Co.
vi1aita, Ind. Ter.
OOWALA lIEnS.

The weather Is spring like and very COM
Portable to the stock as we'll as their owners.
The closing exercises OF this school were
held on the evening OF the 20th The little
folks performed their parts admirably and
won much praise FOR themselves and teacher
The patrons would like to welcome Miss Liz
Eie back again az teacher. After the children
were through box supper was enjoyed by all
the proceeds 30 be given TO the church.
The time draws near the birth OF
Christ" trust we shall all enter into the
true spirit OF the happy. holy, time. Every
one must feel grateful for the gift Of free par
don that came to us on the Christmas eentu-
res ago The sweot babe Smiling meath the
star, grew up "mAa OF sorrows." Aner
short life spent in doing good he Hnished the
nobles, sacrifice ever made by dying cruel
death for us II Is dtting that We should on
that day call TO mind the sublime meaning oi
that life and death, and try to follow the grea
example In making others happy. How
strange that some OF those for whom he diet
will celebrate the day by drowning reason II
drink. Man voluntarily descending to thl
leysl Of the animal. They surely do not real
lIe the sin and shame OF such conduct. Tn
base ingrAtltude TO the friend who died io
/ them. Thy friend,
Dec. ss, 1850. vEaTAs.
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Mrs. Pumphrey ia visiting in Kansas City.
DR. and Mrs Fite are up from Muskogeo.
visiting.
-Chas. r. SMELL. solicitor OF Delaware dis
trict Is in the city to-day.
C. s. shelton came mp from Tahlequah TO
enjoy the holidays with friends here.
--Mrs Geek and daughter lsbeil are in Chi
cago visiting the boys, Will and Henry.
Miss Grace FOrtner and Miss Eva Patton
came home from school to spend the holidays.
Miss Sadie Ashbrook went home with Boy
QuesInberry few days ago to visit her uncle.
MIR. aud Mrs. Il. NJ. Clark, OF AdAir. are
spending the day in this city and made this
once brief call this morning.
--Mrs A. d shelton and Misses Minnie Green
wayand Fannie Keys are up from the orphan
asylum, spending the holidays In this city.
-ofthe academy faculty, Mr.. and Mrs. Me-
Carthy are visiting her sister, Mrs. Miller, at
Iialstead, Kan , Miss Brown is at Carthage,
Miss Emery at Brooknold and Mlss Yandellc
in Springfield.
C. A. Cummins, OF the Arrow, came mp
from Tahiequah Saturday night Tor a short
vacation and will accompany his sister, Miss
Fannie, as far as 81. Louis on q trip she con-
tompiAtes:taking to Kentucky.
Samuel MCGOWAN, Of wyandotte. Kan.
and "Thomas Armstrong" " Of Coody's Blgn
two brothers, met each other in this city las'
Thursday, by accident, for the irst time IL
their lives land they are grown to manhood D..
The one known by the name Of ArmstrOng wal
taken by Henry Armstrong when
| child and raised by him.
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