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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-05-04

HARDWARE. CUTLERY, &C., for the country
II trade, at 32S King, corner of Royal street,
Alexandria Waive have just received at the
above number very large and general stock of
goods in our line to which we invite the attention
Of purchasers, both wholesale and retail. 1t will
pay you to examine our stock before making your
purchases; its costs nothing to try We mako spe-
cialty in all kinds of Tacks, White Wash Brushes,
Pocket Knives Locks, Hinges, &C., Selves and
other desirable goods. On hand English and
American Scythcs, Snsths, Rakes, Scytho Stones,
Grass Hooks, Hoes, Forks, &C., at extremely
low prices. Call and see at 1928 King street.
my7 j. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
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I BTABLEH 9! co.,
Successors to r. d. stabler)
DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS,
N. W. Corner King and Washington Street
Dealers in Patent Medicines, Drugs Cigars and
Cigarettes, Fine Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes,
German and Domestic Cologne, Hair Brushes,
sponges, Flesh Straps, &c. Especial care given to
prescriptions. jan20-t
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DRUGG lists.

WAKEFIELD & HALL,
DRUG GlsTs,
Corner Prince and Fairfax street.
Prescriptions speciality. English, French,
German and Domestic Toilet Soaps; Genuine
Farina Cologne Magnolia Hedyosmia, Geranium
and Florida Water Genuine Lubin's Extracts;
Sponges Hair Brushes and Combs; best English
Tooth Brushes; full assortment Of Patent Medi.
cines, Coxes Gelatine, Corn Starch Sea Moss Fa.
rine; Spices Of all kinds, and select stock Of all
articles sold by druggists at prices as low as the
same quality can be obtained elsewhere doc
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narvsk Il IL Gtlll.a Ptpdsla
II Tie Nineletaik Ctatury.


CaErax. Dec. .. Isss.
IT, go-12n- Fa1 will r4gsson rae ssr
szr1ES1x c1 yos- rFeczpzs ding. FOO wssis
% c0z1frxSF y1ur scientific syxse-n Of trezs-
auS disease WITH tie -s3xlxr cid fugrs
hstorF, About TIE Srs< ssf September asst
treated hin a. CTR horse Or the hyrrs.jls
s-e4Emens. and lie Was s'srtlag slung s-as
u about - DAYS. ezf his appetite was res.
ing god and he gzva us the dodge ora
any and went 20 the assshGrss ard NsEsel
hlIaseI with green frazs ana exsrsed Asas.
sed running throzyk the fields and TOOK d
set-f4ek- Thea ne wouF. listen 70 uoshs-,s.
o1f ne ansS AAve q eseessr. - roak him.
% one and he sid the ycs1n1 nsa hzS thss
typhoid fever In . &zasyrr91s ser<n ana
mast 80 % 1ed and nos SET Up auy r.ore s9r
esSss q y days So we PUT him 10 h~d
TIA eosaz eaeed coping hin win some III.
ter drugs He HoRld have been ap IN few
staTs II had nos kept him Down 10 psezse
TIC doctor. But he WAS ap and doing wei
In tAree weeks and wousd hare been rsrs.n
sooner u he ccuid have had his wish frxsl.
Eed. The doctor cane IN six firaex "a sssa
Eim, ana the ell ~ the drug STORE was
~ g, aud The doctors bill Vas 81 So.
total, - TIE balance of the family t.e-
gan 10 eexne down vita the same xyrnn-
felz1ss and taree cat OF Eve of rs h1t II
worze than the cha already zeEsione@ /
heard Of yu1g system and called on ysssr
Axsnt, Dr. Grover and hs tzwased the ~
fsainiug I've patsentx and gave rs his per
sonai attention and medicine daily for
nearly three weeks. TIE faver disappeared
under tie Hixsogenetse treatment ike
snaw before q Chinook wind and my
wife were both rheumatic. aud she has 4
white growtA of sorns lad ssoxsS ss-...-
ing over ere ere and was snzs ioxlHg the
sight from the e6eet- Bat the Hisfogenetse
medicine hss brought rs al out n god
shape. and her eye has lmproFe. very
r1lch during the frexsyne,af Sow fer the
coHtrasE financially Our Dr. Greverss hfIi
for the whole attendance and treatment
OF I've patients was go. only So 10 be
cured against 50 to be doEped I wish vou
the best Of success IN. HARPER -
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SEATTLE, Des 18th, ISIS.
Twenty-seyen years ago. / had my leg
smashed By the falling of tree, which
neceaasxted manipulation below the knee
After recovery, and when IL was all healed
np began &c experience severe sharp,
shooting, 1artfng pain, in the stump. Il
kept gradually growing worse, until IL be-
came simply uncomfortable. ! consulted nc
end of DOCTORS on the Pacific Coast, and
some of the NEST eminent doctors of Cali
fornla, but they all said that IL was an in
durable case that s1ch Cases had never
beea cured, and that the only thing that
could be done was TO take medicine 10
dc&gsen the pain. They advised the use Of
chloroform and aeonite for q wash did
IL. but IL would only stop the pain for bali
al hour. when the misery wsssEid begin
again. could not sleep for pain At
last, about four years aro. had 70 com.
Taence the use of choral, which Just
about wrecked my system. / cor SO |
could not cas Ny mind began to he fessr.
fully impaired, and we concluded the
measure of sGperhufnan endurance Of
misery had about reached aclimax; In fact
eye, nor did / have the least desire to
sleep. Ny friends advised me as last re-
sort "a. Try DIR. j. Eugene Jordan. who had
accomplished 10 our knowledge remark
able cures in our neighborhooa, when all
the other doctors failed utterly. Ny
me 10 Grace hospital He ordered the His
togeaetic medicine which began 70 take
forthwith. AZ he ordered the dsscenfsnu-
anee OF choral or any other kind Of
stimIlanfs, Ii certainly looked as though
would never endure il, and In fact my
friends thought that would never
return home alive. No ss0nes did
begin TO take that marvellous
his,ogenetse medicine than commenced
20 Improve, and in one week 3 time left the
hospital as al right Ny appetite returned.
and the pasn-the nameiess. uneudnsa-
hlc pain--eeased little by little every
day. TIL IL was hardly percepszble % the
senses. feel strong and hearty, and have
received q new lease uf lie, and more than
life, comfort I ara 81 years old and have
suffered hGad-ed deaths In y ysars- How
much would give IL the hist0gencsic syS-
TEN hsd been discovered years ago. II
seems, however, Ehsf Il was desIined fcg
Dr. Jordan 70 accomplish what agHs of doc
tors have failed 10 do particularly write
this for tie manned, - ! know whst they
suffer. Nv home snd poxt-ofI5ce address
Esdalgo Island, W. r.
WILLIAM +. GRIFFIN
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Patti. Gouaod and Steinway.
American Art Journal.

LONDON, Dec. ;, lSSs
Patti has. after Sill, won a great pop
ular success in Paris. She has al
ready given three performances of
Juliet with Jean de Reszke as
Romeo and his brother, Edward de
Reszke, as "Friar Lawrence and
each time the house was sold out at a
high premium. Seats which ordinar-
ily cost 81 were on the first night sold
by the spectators for $50 each. Patti
will give her last performance in Paris
on Friday, the 18th inst, and will re-
turn to England for her concert en-
gagements here
Patti did a good stroke OF business
for the Steinways Gounod, the COM
poser. called upon her at the Hotel
Bristol, and looked with longing eyes
at the magnificent Steinway Grand,
which the firm had placed at her dis
posal Here is translation of the
found its way Tin Frenchl into print.
Who is the maker OF this instru-
ment," he asked.
'.Steinway, the great manufacturer
of New York, replied Adelina Patti.
4 DO not care Tor any OtneFs.
i should believe you, replied Gou-
nod. III / had one like il should
compose chefs dsmuyre. ] should find
once more the freshness Of my first
Inspirations Patti made no reply.
bur instantly cahled to New York.
She at once received the cattle reply:
Thank NJ. Gounod We have tele-
graphed TO our representative 20 send
to his house the piano he saw at the
Hotel Bristol. which We ask aim 10
accept al artists price named.
.sSTEISwAY.
The parlor Grand cost $1,000. out the
double compliment paid by Patti and
Gonnod to the firm was almost unique.
and Mr.. Steinway viii have no cause
To. regret his liberality,
AMERICAS.
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rAcoM. SOCIETY.
THE Merchant of senice"-sfexe-
ments ef weli-known People,

EANHNAs req =.
The James Freeman Clarke Frater-
nifty furnished rich treat 20 the peo-
PIE Of Tacoma az the weekly meeting
ON Wednesday evening. This consist
ed "a character readings from The
Merchant Of Venice The cast was as
follows Shylock, :. A. Wheewssght;
rort;A, Mrs.. H.. X Moore; NeFiSsa,
Miss Fay Fuller JesSiea. Miss AGlu
HAYDEN iissssanio, T. r. Casinz, An.
tonic. H. n Moore Old t9ohbs. Prince
OF Morocco. W. =. Copeland; L.annee-
las, siphssa, Prince OF Arason. E. &.
Morgan. Duks, Samuel 1oilyer: Salar.
10, Jane l.. Dgsmlap. and Toby. Mr.
Parker The rendering ak this great
work Sfas worthy al il. and Il was high
III appreciated hy al who were f0rtgl-
nate enough 60 be present.
Harfe Abbott, general supess attend
ent OF she Paeilic division OF the Cana
dian Rasi.ie railroad. was sa Tacoma
on "Wednesday. and left Thursday
mormiete tor Southern California,
where he viii spend some weeks in
seareh ag health. Mr.. Abbott i the
asaesaatsF Of = notable Canadian family.
His brtlfheF. the Hon. ]. y {. Abbott.
q t.. gFas fnF years The ehles solicitor
az the Canadian RaeIiie railway, ansi
Is uaw Fszst finishing his second term
a. mayer 81 Montreal
The Young peopsss tfulls. az ST
Lakes churra hela the first 81 their
soeialS On Thursday At the residence
af Mrs. facets. SS Tacoma avenue.
A very interesting programme, chiefly
81 = gnslSic2i character. was carried oat
aaGer the supervision u Miss Julia
Rlanchsrs. altar which dancing was
i86nlEgsg lR Tor some tsgae. A sacst
en- toxalhle evening Was passed.
/ M. Bnckiev, assistant general
alAsssgar 0g abe Northern Pacific rasl-
road concluded his services wish that
yl,aal OK Thursday. and Is now booking
after has iEagasSlsSte private Interests.
The management % the rsasi paid AF-
Backle'F = xerr hsEss compliment r.
the circular Announcing bis ssgsl@-
tsala az the Position ne has uEAe4 50
scrryssh3y fag some tlBae.
Mr.. aFsa Mrs Geo. Browne axe -
81 Paul, witA their son tsegmogs. ar
rived hiAge in n special car on Tuesday
asa3 hate taken M their residence IN
the sgstsgaasd house ON = street, re-
esnsly h0ils for shem- SIR. J. NsEs0ent
Browne. a arather Of Mr. Geo. Browne,
y ha Is ,ln gFaizSss evil engineer fv0aA
Rochester. y. Y. has $50 ecEae -
TaeanaI 90 reside.
Mr. and Mrs 4. y, Raker a Chi
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soRTn YAgfma, Dec. u, Isss

NORTH 1AkfAAs 11tc. u, @s--s
ur. J. Eugene JORDAN. ssatt1@, W. t.
nEAR SIK. About swo months ATE ] wss
stricken with paraiysis ~ he aeif fsoss
wbica soon exfesdea up right side 70 AR
aud hand | eould not use nv siTht foot
Il 81. or arm or hand Ynnr Hiefseanes
were recommended 20 ass BY ssslse ws0
hass been greatly benefited Ay yostF rae<fi-
csass sosse Of WHOM bad heea tssres CT
diseases pronounced sarfrssise hY al fas
ss.sese-s Of the old school. ATroagx- these
who gtr0aglg nrges me "a take your Inessl.
efnes wzs Ella Lille mos Ms sSrinlshf
who was given up 20 die by 81 fEfs sis'cts,Es.
vrft4 consumption / commenced 70 taks
vsssr medicine fruEa the hacxs aEaa = I'VE
weeks eou1d walk down scmn, sud H1sss
as.eY seven wteks. an nearly wet CAB
sszlk zaf use ~ arss- ~ a2nl EaAa Istt
fully recovered is EarTnsI coaaizssza, nsaf
il fass xstssag yell The uEszb feeling Las
s@ft nv side AID arm. and my srtrn42 are
ssss5uissess that q remedy - ssEa Pc sa0sli =
WORK such warde-s- NsE1 hF&sAle4t
shanks &, y&su for rosSr wonderful h1ssa-
rezxtic Mesaiesaes- z resnAtsl, fery grxse-
F.sgsT Tssr~~ 81 =. Mcclellan
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flnrrrra nc mh 1ss.

0RILLlA. Dec. sssh. lsSs
About the 10th Of last June ny son was
taken sick with neuralgia oi the heart ard
he worse form OF rheumatism He could
not move ~ all His airs were paralyzet,
and We had 20 move him On Blankets. The
pain was most horrible. You could hear
him scream for half uile. AT sast through
tie solicitations Of my neighhorx, con-
scented % so 70 seattle and ss.,.sssalt Dr. Jor-
dan, although ! had no faith that anything
could be done for one so near desfh's door
When ! saw the doctor be said my soa
weuid get we'll did not believe hira. bat
i was the last thing. for had tiled every
thing else. commenced giving him the
medicine st once and he began to improve
Immediately. until he gradually. gradually
got better, and in two months was perfectly
wei. and has been working CT farm work
ever since, through sli kinds Of weather
We both know that Dr. jordan saved his
hses AMI want this statement published 30
every one may use his wonderful uaefii-
clues. which viii esre disease. have seen
them used for all kinds OF troubles. ard II
faithfully taken the patient always re-
covers We can be referred To in orilIia at
any time in regard 20 this statement
MARGARET BURNS.
JOHN Z. BURNS
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easo recently arrived ii Tanoxas. and
h1Se dexadea 70 make this tkeir per-
mzrsnt home Mr. Baker w1s for 8
years nnesnfer Of the CHICAGO Board
Of Trade. Jehn s. Baker. one of Ia
eOEnAs most szEsee<ssni business men.
i their sszs. and the change s< resi-
&szsee = largely due 70 = desire 20 be
near him
The vsung ladies' Of 81. Lakes
church have decided TO give shree In
fOrmal hops before Lent rats stop 10
festivities IL Is needless 90 adj hat
these hops vii be fhoreu ghIy enjoyed
BIZ 81 who are fortunate enough 70 OBJ
tain an invitation
Lewis AshnEa. the genial manager
0s the North PnciSc corsoliss aIess
Shing2e Company. 4 suffering from an
attack OF inazunsatory rheumatism.
and has beer unable 80 Ae st his oEEsse
during the week.
w. H. Meade, general agent passesa-
ger department Of the Chicago &
Northwestern railway al Portland. was
IA the city on Wednesday on his re-
turn from . trip down Sound. 80
Judge Nash. Judge Turner. :. C..
HYDE and r. III. Graves OF Spokane
Fails we're in the CITY on FRIDAY on
their way honae from attending the
supreme court at Olympia.
w. j. Parkinson OF Baliston Spa, n
Y, who purchased some property in
this city some time ago, has come
here 20 stay and viii engage in some
business operations.
President Oakes. oF the Northern
Pacific railroad, who has been DELAYED
he h~sxsr1aau an 81 psr,f - .<.r Tesa-s3x<
looked for in Tacoma during the COM
ing week.
j Best popular young attorney
here. whc zas elected justice of the
peace IN November last, has just re-
turned from trip TO San Francisco.
Harry H. sharp, late city editor Of
the Nesfs, and Albert Y. Joah, late re-
porter for the Letgcr. are confined 10
their rooms by sickness.
Frank c. Ross. of the firm OF Ross
& Naubert. has lett for an extended
trip 20 San Jose, Cal, where he owns q
fine fruit farm.
Samuel Coulter OF Portland was in
the city on Wednesday. Mr.. Coulter
has large real estate interests in Ia
coma
l. l.. Williams and wife, Mrs. A. III.
Camel. of Juneau, and Miss Desha, of
sifka, Alaska, are at The Tacoma
Judge Allyn and wife arrived home
at The Tacoma from Olympia on FRI
day.
Col. J. Nj. McCraken OF Portland
has been spending few days in Ia
coma.
Judge Dement, OF Portland was in
Tacoma on Wednesday.
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sSouomIsn SOCIETY.
\ Record 90 Entertainments Daring
the Past Week.

SNAett t&ASa, < CO. =.
Socsesy circles we're vel represented
At she pleasant Soelal 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
q H. plaSketE Al their Parsovs on
SATURDAY evening. January - Alter
Pleasant social ehas and an entertain
lacat 81 zngs;c sAe company tozna
gnaeh pleasure IA the game q pro-
gressiye nhiSt, xhieh continued until
70 o'clock, when. after a plentiful
3ancla. the coEe pagy fSagie The hostess
gaoSs algnG Amang tAose present
2ege MT ard Mrs George 5azaes,
Isy. and Mrs j X SSarT, Mf. and
Mrs. gseorgc Alien. Mr. and Mrs q.
e. t,reSs.azEa. Mrs. q g. England,
Mrs. James Harris. Mr. and Mrs.
TamEia Eaweii. Miss Nellie proetas
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! have suffered six years With sci
atic rheumatism. az times being so
could scarcely move without suffering
severe pain. In that time I have been
treated by at least half dozen physicians
without any pereeptihie benefit. After
four weeks treatment by DR.. Jordan. am
better than / nave been In six years and
consider myself nearly well. | have srf-
fered from childhood with sick and ner-
yous headaches: have had treatment from
several phy sicians, and tax no small
amount OF patent medicine Have been
benefited more In one week with.Dr IN
gene Jordan's Hisfogenetie treatment than
with all the rest combined
cannot md words to EXPIRE. Eiy graft
taGe, and would that al who an sick and
suffering might try tie same treatment aud
be made well MRS. J. III. HrRSHAM
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HoIyAngeIS | dIege
Boarssing and Day sehooI for Boys
and Neung Hen.
CssarBRAE gLeCk. VANCOUVER. W. 7.
MILITARY DISCIPLINE.

0sEers every sseisfsg sgs acquiring 3 thor
s5s.gh sxsaemissss. Classes IN Latin. fgrEsla.
f,s.yzaaa English. Mathematics. BlSsEkeeIss
ssx. Ssess ssses, EsuHzsasaip. lTzStsx.
faiuszng. TNlegygessy. Typs arlszng and
Shorthand are ssaxasg a. the Essilrxs TIE
battling nas h@@a aew8y eTecssss wfshs8
tie Last sma yeerS sid sssfeEs ever com sesg
fssassnes4a 20 hezlr4 SID advancement rs
yresesa EsYcassan 90 he rashcstF 81 sr0Su8as
r. me narthsgn q2rs % tae eEsv - van
esRweg Il enc Ct taa f8Est sessr2bls II tnT
NgzSA wexg seg ar es1sse@tsoz@i ESTABLISH
meEt Tae ea&E3 - ylens2aa ard natr.*
ssSax Aszss tie hest .azs can he ai.e<szaG. Tsss
highest references are given g FSssa1Fesfs
Eae catalogue &nG detailed ss1tGr-sz szaSs
srsr1g zs tie ssiss=ze.ser sEfssezsss
REV T.. f. BEG * 81
szgv f43~s@st4se sEefv AnENsss f-sss ssare-
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Efe members OF the Harmony Club
we're eateTtsiaes lasy MoadaY even
sae hy Miss I.isaje Marshall at her pa
rents, casssAi = and Mrs +. L. Mar
shall heuse % second street. be
tNeea Marion and Madison. After
yteal ans instrumental ulssie had
beess @5stefsess 20 fer soIne gifue. ,lAnc-
.us Aggs begun aaa sept I'D uatll q
lase haay- Ehsase present an en-.
iosea Ms MSTshait's hospitality
weFs Miss Clara Wgssoa. Miss Mar
enerlse II hianeY. Assz Hannah
kiersks, Miss Movgenssera. Miss Ma
nlse Srav Miss Ea@ess. Miss l3xKie
berry Mss LSega Mcpharsoa. NJ.
tssasee Z. MsEaSnc, Mg. Gilbert Saith,
Mr.. Henderson. Mr. sfaward E4kar.
Mr., q Y Z lansing, Mr.. 5sraes g.
EraRter. Mr. Jsssa gachgaa. M nesy
Bean, Mr. Ragsl D. BAFr ana Mrs.. uar-
ola Smith.
NE. NATIONS AIMING
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Hon. J. j. o'Connur of New York,
Hon. j. II. Baird aud Judge Parsons
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. T..
Carroll on Sunday last.
Mrs. William J blackwell has issued
carisfor reception for Tuesday even
ing, February s. from ! TO IL, az her
home on the corner OF Eighth and
Cherry streets,
Mr.. Charles Hansen and Miss Ida
Vanderbcck, of Boise Greek; Mr.. III.
NJ Reed and Miss Lottie l.. George. of
this city: Mr.. Patrick Courtney and
Miss Catherine Nallen. OF White
River. and Mr.. William krouSe and
Miss Annie I.ittleweod. were granted
marriage licences during the week.
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Ss. w&IroSs sASIxe.

As. II. T. M4isoa. Tor sesrs time
psss the genial aoos keeper q Maram
lrus, vas very aezsly and esessusl.y
saaes frsday evenlng On the &C
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ne ball given 81 AFmery bail. Fri
,@f evening. under the auspices IL
sas First Regiment hand, was &c,
saeed snecess. Ths decorations we're
= Aeeplng With shegyent. bunting eu-
sssoFing the galleries and al available
asass.s While a tine reesmeBSsa Faas
DISPLAYED ever the orchestra
ssssla. The doorway leading 70 TIE
af1eE Dali Mas ugsrhuaE with . s4sssss
- ssssssi. gag 10 company +. asa atae
saaciaus hail presented i brilliant af>
tsAsaneS as the dancers yaayed IN
S-sssal ilasasioa "a the ans music rem
ss sssa ay Tire oxeLe ira aud haila 81
~ Z Isl Regiment supper Vas an-
$500 $1,000 III = o'ese1k. after which the
'... pleasures acre .psn.0ageSs
anti an early hour.
iae soisawing were cn the cenuall.
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MRS. HASDsAKER's PARTY.

Mr. and Mrs. NJ f. Handsaker en-
tertained 3 number OF young friends
at their residence, SIC Third street,
Friday evening The time was agree
ably spent in candy pulling. games,
and other anuscsaents of highly en-
tertaining character.
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4 sarpi-ise party was given to Miss
Agnes Newball. AT her residence. cor
ner OF Scssaed and Union streets, on
the anniversary 81 her eighteenth
birthday. and proved an extremely
pseasan; affair. Miss Newaall favored
her guests With several fine songs,
which aided considerably so their en-
1oylnent With music song. dane
Ing ara merry making ttie evening
passed away pleasantly and as late
hoE.< her fFiensiS toek seaye OF the ac-
cafapliShed yosiag aadx Nith klnd
wishes fer hes guJare welfare an3 hap
p8nesS. AnionE these present we're
Mrs K. 8. Crcxies. Miss Edith II
men. MssS Clara Clarke Miss Esith
Mcssraw, Miss Palsy NtckleS, Miss
ReaYl Plxsey. Mss Kate FaTney. Miss
Lucy Newhag. Miss fvah Gormiey.
Mr. Fred ThoFnsivke. Mr. Eitmere
Wilson. Nr Ed Niek1es. Mr. Frank
Griffith, MT r. =. craaier. Mr. WA.
Si0son. Mr.. Ed DrcN. Mr. III. 81. Teal,
Mr.. Huge Depending, Mr.. Clarence
phtlijps as.i #. FL earmley.
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WE NEED ROOM FOR OUR LARGE
Spring 1mPortations,

marked them prices that will be close them
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.

At the installation of the officers OF
Puget Sound Division, No. so, Loco
motive Engineers of Seattle, which
was held at Odd Fellows hall last
Monday evening, the following officers
were installed by Past Chief Frank w.
Bird: w r. Rodgers, C. IT. w Bird,
Il. e.; William Hayder, s. E.; l.. G..
Bagaey, r. A. E.; Peter Paterson, S.
A. II. ]. X. Morine. chaplain; +. II.
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