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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-04

eve are all interested in the coming
woman" says an exchange, Not half 50
much, though, ~ We are in the woman
Who has already come.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-04

That Hacking Cough
Can be 80 quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure.
We guarantee it. G.. NJ. Dreamer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-04

"Was there any applause ut the close
"f your lecturer. - '.,". ndiruce
were 70 sorry that Was through they
couldn't applaud"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-04

Health and sweet breath occurred by
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. "rice fifty
cents. Nasal injector free. 9. M Dreamer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-04

Group, whooping Cough
And bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shiloh Cure. G.. NJ. Dreamer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-04
WillYou suffer

viii You suffer
With dyspepsia and liver complaint?
Shiloh's Vitaiizer is guaranteed to cure
YOU. G. M. Dreamer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-04

General freight and ticket office under the
CAPITAL Hotel, corner of plaza, where all infOr
nation relative to through freight and ticket
rates will be cheerfuly given and through TICK
cts sold. Free elegant new chair cars santa re TO
Cuchara Junction. Through Pullman sleepers
between Pueblo, Leadville and rgden Passen
gers for Denver take new broad gauge Pullman
sleep rs from Cuchara. All trains now go over
Comanche pass in daylight. Berths Sc ured BY
telegraph. CHAs JOHNSON Gen. supt'
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-04

"What is there besides luck that
amounts to anything in cards?" A good
Io,l
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-04

SANTA FE SOUTHERN AND DENVER q hlo
GRANDE RAILWAY COS.
Scenic Route of the West and Shortest line TO
Pueblo Colorado Springs and denver, Colo
SANTA FE, n M, Feb. l, 1880
Mail and Express No. and 2-Uaily except
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the CITY OF SANTA -

ia making steady modern growth; has
now a population OF 5000, and has every
l.ssursnce of becoming q beautiful modern
CITY. Her people are liberal and enter
nrisine. and stand ready to foster and en-
rourave any legitimate undertaking hay
iny for its object the building up and i'm
provement Of the place. Among the
present needs Of santa Re, and TOR which
liberal bonuses in cas-" or lands could un.
doubtedly be secured, may be mentioned
4 canning factory; 9 wool securing plant
and q tannery. Skilled labor Of oil kind.
4 in demand at good wages. The cost Of
living 10 reasonable, and real property,
Nh inside and sabsrbaa. y steadily d.
Y1aa1na = vonA -
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oAiaGISh8 Dl Ii B8CT2lzA gRlglisg
sewpHssts psT 81 pa8rs Rlpz,sa.

IsEtO para las Escualaa do ia Iala
as PuerCo-E.ico gegtu Dasrse3 aar
hxomo, s limo. ST. Obfapg as s...
Dl6c9 9gla 10. jusn Antonio Eulr an Ia
ds UlolembEs de 1880, = pabhoado sp
81 Bcsst1R h73JgsGa8G1e9 an l,a aa Ensro
cs 1891, Qga dies asig
"Dsassndo fRcilitsI, ssgtln aa llaDa.-
tancla FequsFo, ia adgutGcl6n asl l'ev
teCtsmO do Ii DO0trina UFigeiBas 4 tr 3a
Class de personals, vo1imos en- dsoIargr
tambten de tsxto paEa la u6ossta Al
antigua J popular Oatocism0 del p
Rips!da gus q PegaF de GU redneido va
ldmen, eompFenae en- aus 8snolIlas Il
cOncisas pIeguntaa y FsspG% aaaa la ana
ma toda do Ia snB86anEa cah) llea rau-
nisndO 1 La YES la inmsn>- rgntaia ga
ast&E pOr So inGmO pFeci0 Rl al5aaae
o. famlli1a pobgss."
PBa0IOs--S GhavOs un0. BIS caa. aar.
"a J $500 0tgs ggssaas
Ne vsLae en- Ia lAgauurA. ArERgsn
os PArnL z LR8HBfA Sci Bolurna nu-
yAmgTE Fog'sIeaR 8@s y auIR as1g. r.aa
3oEEALRE EoHT, FoTtalsas 87, Ei
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a V L - o

Fla la Imprenta del E0LHTIR SO
IA r8oibidO el magnf6ooIiDro tituIa-
do El VGfsoGnO y los Maso8es, Dor
Leon Tsxil, juntO con las notables
C0Rfesi0aCs del mismo. Adem6s, 90
han reoibido MansGGJes d Difaatos v
MtsG!es con nueyOs reEOs, el RiswaI
Romano Gd ParOOhWns, hermOsos Pn-
rth0adores, que sc reCOmiendan &
los senores Ouras, infnidad de
oromos y taGetas de fantasia para
teliCitsci6n, preGiosisimas, y una
.nmeasidad de eleeantaa y ftlIes
oo1sp0a do eaoritOri0.
Tod0 se vepde pEeclOa limits,
los.
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La OIENOlA DE TENEDURIA DE
LIBROS sfnplihoada POr Ia apliosClOn de
ma reglA il salible para aoert&r 81 deudor
= al aOreedor, aoompa6ada de numarosos
eiemplos De o&loulos meFosntiles, por O
O. Marsh, traduoido Do Ia 20a edlOion In
glsss Por A. g. Beck, bajo Ia Immediate
snpeooi6R Del aptoT. On s0mo slsganta-
ments enOpsdernade SSsS, en- is I'm
del aOIsbiR.
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COKTARILIDkD
MUNICIP AL.

Jusgo complete de Librog arr9.
glados & los formularios publlca-
dos por el Go5ierno General,
Impresos de todas classes para
los Aunicip'cs,
De vontA 60 Ia lmpTenGa aol
BOLRILB.
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Imprenta del "BOletin. ."

Sc acaban de recibir en- egta I'm.
prenta los aEtlculos siguientes'
Elegantes pesa-cartas.
AELOJES de pared V desperta-
doras do 10 difereutes classes.
ESFERAS con circulOs de metal.
OABTERAS para d0cumentos.
LAPLCES mercaDtiles.
ELEMAS de Gro.
LAPICES de idom.
EsCBIBANlA8 elegantes de s
QBugs
CAEPEFA8 De mule y taflete;
PLUMAS-fuent8s.
PAPELERAS de varias claseg.
MARCOS para rematc..
AEdULEE -- Ret6riua Y Pos
liGa.
BENET. ~~ Geometrfa analitioa.
COMELERAN.--Gram8tics Cas-
.eliRna,
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( SUnaUeDGo .0TToV-mw-

Este maravilloH9 bajaamo aana agaliblsrosg
t. las heTidsE antigaaE, las lIsgas, = los mails
de PisrpAs dc psGho. Por msdio de aa ina Az
ciA las aiosrsH viEaloRtaa t0naa may pronga
an agPeoto oonvaiaolsns8 z desapara9aa. ea.
a 2as dajs, este angaan5a &srigsraRta. 81 nrsl
dueir aza cara perSsGta de lss a8sgol8ags d Is
misl, los cenasipados, les toaaa Cd raanst,a
ms, Aan oahHdo So na aDalBao ag gaae 30
COS i8sasm&k r8msdIus.
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ENCUADERNACION
DEL "BOLETIN MERCANTIL, "

Rn esta secci6n de La casa, mOntada oon
godOs los elementOs necesariOs Y provisfa ~
n ateriales de primera cIase, sc hacen encnsS
d'srnaciOnes en- hOlandesa, carton6, nasfa -.
pamela, piel de levante con relieves. todo res.
tectO y precios reducidOs. FA-
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A-'Admirisrst.on du BoIstfn Nar-

=. AanihlsuaE.cn du BoIeEIn m9Fs
eentH a Pdonneur de prier Messieurs
ks Annonciers faneais de vouloir bien
1emsttre leurs ordres de PubEcite !
Mn. AMEDEE PRINCE & &c, qui
ssnt les Agents uniques ct excIUsiEs
ss CO journal pour Il P@5!tejtt Frssfsiss
: ANelasss.
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AGUlS hLAERLhES
DE BONNEFONT.
HAAARTIALKS DE ROSSIERgS,

sodcss cacicas m
meas ligersmente fezruginosas.
Estas agus las gaseosas odas Las aruag mi8s
nauraee Muy agradabes paada pueden beber pura n
lac comdas me1cada con VINO Los principles de aguss
mende Las propiedades de elias bene6cosas en- Ios nj
caidos han Waldo medaa Exposition de Cao6ts 1
1883-84.
May dtles tempo epld9mco como preservstivo do I
Intermediates oCaSionadas por Las aguas ordinarsg.
ReempaEan Las aguaS de Vichy todas sus apliea,
clones.
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LIBROS
por eI uItimo va.
por'correo eU la Imprenta
del BoLETIN MERcAN-
TIL.

~ 10 uuDF0nE2
DEL BOLETIN MERcAN-
TIL.
Pereda. Los Hombres de Dr6
a.tonaoe tslnueS.-Hija- espOaa , madra.
. tas'as asosloh Ill Mdrtir del edlrOta.
O6digo Penal Militar.
MARIO. 'De'o@"
CaataGos.-Tenedurfa de Bbro.
7uls Gel OomerclO ? de Ia banea'
NOVELAs DE PEREZ ca
!D9Oss.-Memoriasdeun ! . 5 I'M OOrtesao%o mol -
1910, El Grande Oriente, RI Ter.os -
dc 1874, Un Voluntario soaIIa0S aT.aE
Los ApOst6liOOs, Juan .MaStSn
mpeclna12, Los Glen mil hijoa - =
san Luis, On faOoioso mas. RI j go 20
1e .I9ilo, Batalla de los AraniIaS
Ballen, ri equipaJe del Rev -
Napoleon en- Chaaaartfn. mi. 10 80
Mario 4 J 81 2 de Mayo, Gsropa. - Trae ao
ialgsE, u La seg9nda Casaca, Ia Car 8 IN"
6e de Carlos w, Cadis, gaTaoooOOas r., oOs-
Iormento, I'll DR., Oenteno. T.o ps's Dsa-
hl0ldo, La Fontana de orc AZ n
Amigo Manso, Doha Perfecta, al -
ria Fortunate y JaCinta. Ia IA r.
milia do Leon Boob, La Deubersasss. -. e
da. - - '1s'' eEeda-
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Ps.as.6I .-. .yl, - u.. .sr.. scga-
'enconaes 1cs se its 4 .uo- ts
Loacomnncados, reu-r.. < e5aD 81 ..a /.
1T.cR DEL sty-, 4n@i a>13t5 es r r6g-
mas d. persona -.Itasn0-a ss page.
LES originates de con- pie4as -'-as. sacs~ar aa- sD
isvneoE aunque Pu34quen-
Nc fs rssEoade i 2XtFE7iu3 2 clc-as
LR coumna del Padeo conadsrao po
ds largo.
q snancisnte 70 s'Ta te7cho r1sr caura dsta saaa
pGbhcSco1 ds nS Anuncio0 I'm case d dar cnc5sr asg
10 pS sobre 81 pClo De tars.
Ell lnciante
Ira unR bouihcAc5a dc 10 E.5 sotyo o psc0s de tBria
Ouando 81 imPorto De os anUnoS eKcs De dss pesos m9g
anuncisnte recbs peT6do de
primer pdInegC
Para los 20 sascrps del BOLBm la nsa gacoHs ouuutsa
temitdo secci6n correspondence &sxe esntgvS
cetilEs eomuncsdos PemiEdos
81 mps de Les sus'rPconos snunciOo gacoas romdos 2
cAdoB antciEado
81 po tmPfeviaa dsjSss Dc E perl5dico tsropsB i
nuncane renssgado antas pubca0nes que
deAdo de ssir,
Tarif@ para In publication dc anunclos.
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BlBAlOTROA
DE COMERCIANTE.

RIgFORIA DEL OOMEROIO de-
das las n&ciones, desde los tempes mas 70
motos hasta nuestTos dlaS poE 6T. Sobws
sr&duolda del frances Por los alumnOs de Ia
Olase dc este idiom& sst&bleoids en- 81 At
seO RWoGHN dc MadgSd, = PubncadG sx-
pensAs de Ia mism4 asoclaoion.
Doa tones gFuesOE, pasta sSp&bols, 81
en- Ia ImpFents del BoB6t3s.
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AhECOs DE TODGDa
PLLD0RAS HOLLOWAY.

AliI9nss de psEBoRaa, en- t0das lac parties
maneo, Esoomiendan diohsB P1doras 95n,g
msIor FoataErativo dc Is aalud que 20 oaaaos
ELIAS oaEaR odaa las Rfsgcloua6 del gersgan
esl nigaoo, "a! ast0nsg0, dc Joe riaoasa y
iSs inEssaResS y r8mWsYab ia agumonls Is
nSfaisnoIs = la oardiRlkiE, BzpUlaanda ds ia
sAagre tods impsTsEA, fortalscibaas eengls
tRments 81 His,ama nsrVioss y daaas aa tea,
7oabls IL organisation general.
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Z R
.LICORpgBR I
v egetal :
0R. GONZALEZ :
ODE LA HABANA) .
ODE LA HABANA)

Ounce Amos de 6xito y mas :
afa d. Setenta Mil enfermos cura- :
IS :, algunos de una manera pro- 4
@5a d giosa, son la mejor prueba para !
e#s d Nostrar que Ell LicOE' BGEsG-
~ % eco de BreG UegetGE del
Zee, Gonzales es el que mejor
q .nbate los Ca!arros cr6nicos,
I Nses rebeldes, Espectoraciones
81 lndantes, Asma, Bronquitis
q" dt 1as Afecciones del tubo respi- q
aa re- orio. Preserva de la Tisis, es q
~ Gtl en- los Catarros de la vejiga, 4
u ?. rifca la sangre de sus malos q
N. hi nores y tiene una aecion tonica 3
s. 81 Jre todo ell ORGANISING, de tai I.
1. 81 4rte que con gu uso Sc abre el
8 etito y Sc engorda. z
- Los enfermos cansados de tomar &
r. .ras medicinas han recurrido al g
y / icOF de EBa'eG de GOm-
~s' : .gex, Y su benefco inhuio han p
e r cuperado ell don mas preciosO de g
q vida, que es la salud. 4
5 Ell pdblico no debe confundir el
= icOF de BreG de GOrs- g
'7 1ES$s con Jtro5 compuestOs que VI
s { anunciau con nombIes pare ss
ssss dos y que no son mas que imi&a- Il
e. ZONES sin eticacia. q
20 a~a~--assss-aa-sas ~
s.s FL L{cOF' de BFeG sc Uende q
#a n tOdGs Las Bottcas dcreditadGs q.
s de las ISLaS de C,t5G d
. Puerto Rico y Ia Rep'IbItoa de MGstcO. y,
.ls
e De venta en- Ia Farma-
-
& cia de g
r GuiHermety. nn@
y y SSsssOsOsso OsssoR "a
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CODIGOPENAL.

Sc aC2ba de feCibir
On esta Impr8nta 8l Co.
dlgO Penal para Puer-
tO-RiCO y Cuba; elegan~
to 0diCi6n economies
para bOlsillO, esmers-
iamante anOuadarnada
oOn tala
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De venta on Ia lmpre la
B0LRTiE
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COLUMN. / vsA vsoas svss pa, : rs,s. -..l 81
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TACOMA SOCIETY.

Society Asleep and the Theatre Closed
-Livelier Week Coming.
TACOMA. Oct. 25.-Socially this has been
the dullest week of the season. Little of
interest has occurred. even the theatre
being closed for four nights, opening FRI
day for two. nights run OF the ''Stowa-
way"
For the coming week better things are
promised - in the way Of amusements
Clara Morris win open three nights en-
gagement Monday with Camille" to be
followed by miss Moulton" and "Renee
De Moray" Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings. Keene is next on the boards, and
will reap small harvest-provided the
town folk do not get enthused again over
the county election. occurring November 4.
Mr.. Kittinger, of the Seattle Yacht Club,
made several brief but thoroughly pleasant
calls while in the city early IN the week.
Society people with penchant for yacth-
ing have been waiting for an opportunity
TO see the dashing young Seattle sailors,
and bold wind jammersn come down and
carry OF the silver cup and other trophies
offered by the Tacoma Yacht Club. But
owing to the inclemency Of the weather
during the past week. both Mr.. Kittinger
and Commodore Post, of the Tacoma club,
thought it best to postpone the race again
this time until next spring.
Mrs. Luema Johnson's concert, given at
the First Methodist church Thursday even
ing, brought out many members of that
and other congregations
Samuel Collyer. cashier of the Merchants
National bank. received the announce
ment Tuesday of the death of his mother,
the wife of the Rev. Robert Collyer, in
New York CITY.
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WEDDINGS.
YouNG-MoSTeoMERY

Mr.. A. NJ. Young, of this city, and Miss
Imogene Montgomery, of Forest Grove.
Or, were married at the latter place by the
Rev. J. F. Ellis on Thursday, October %,
1890. The ceremony was performed at the
residence of DR.. d. w. Ward, uncle OF the
bride, at 30 o'clock in the afternoon. Rev.
Mr. Clapp. of Portland, assisting Rev. Mr..
Ellis, of Forest Grove, in the impressive
ceremony A number of congratulatory
kilograms from Seattle friends were read
and the bridal party were the recipients of
many elegant presents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Young left Immediately for Portland on a
wedding trip, and will be at home at i,l2a
Fourth street, in Seattle, after October IS.
Mr.. Young is the son of Mr. A. B. Young,
of this city. and brother of Mr.. Horace
Young and Mr.. Jesse o. Young. The
bride is favorably remembered Is an At
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tendant ct the territorial university in thia
city some time ago.
FUsoN-yoNn.


Mr. Harry N. Fuson. of Edgewatsr, ar
rived home Friday morning from Dayton,
Or, accompanied py his bride. Mr..
Fuson and Miss Dolly Jones were married
ct the brides home in Dayton On Tues
day. The bridal party upon its arrival
was serenaded by the Fremont hand. Of
which Mr.. Fuson Is member. Mr.. Fuson
is well known in Fremont and Edgewater.
Hewas born and raised ct South Bend, Ind,
and at one time was chief of the Dire de-
parrment at Pierre. N. D. Miss Jones IL
. native OF Dayton, Or, and IS .
daughter of John Jones, . well-known
merchant Of Yamhill county. Mr.. Fuson
IL the present designer in the Mechanics
mills.
HoLTzcLAw-RARrDEr.
At the residence OF the officiating clergy
man. Rev. John F. Damon, $40 Fifth
street. Seattle October %, Mr.. Robert l.
Holtzclaw and Miss Mamie Rariden, both
Of King connty.
sHAPPEE-cALLAGHAN.
Mr.. Levi Shappee, well-known business
man OF Ballard. and Miss CaIlaehan,
daughter of Mr.. D. p Callaghan, proprie-
tor OF . hotel on Ballard avenue. were mar
ried in Seattle on October %.
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filled with people for whom he purchased
tickets Of admission. MIN Crinkle looked
after the newspaper notices and the bills
footed up into the thousands. Fred paid
up promptly. but Patti objected to his wife
appearing in her company. Was it jeal-
ousiyf don't know I'm sure.
These facts have not been made public
before. but they're all facts. have the
papers and accounts to prove it all. Well.
Fred grew respondent. and returned to
France. To keep busy be took up balloon
making, for which he hid an intense long
ing. He believed in aerial navigation upon
scientific principles, and he actually crossed
the English channel in one of his airships.
While attempting to cross back from
England to France he was lost. A large
number Of distinguished people saw him
start, but no one saw him finish. The bal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS found, SO, also. was
the carriage. The impression was that he
had been drowned at sea, but doubt 1t.
He knew too much about ballooning to be
lost that way.
ut may be that he was drowned" med.
itatively, "but would not be surprised to
see him walk into town any day."
"What. you think he is still Iiving?"
II say would not be surprised to see
him appear any day. He may be dead.
Still, Fred did so dread that woman, on ac-
count of her ill-treatment of him, that /
actually believe he may have decided to
keep ont Of her way until there is no doubt
about him being dead. He may be living
under an assumed name. with his face
masked by heavy beard"
A Ia Hugo: "Who knows2"
IT living, Mr.. Cover is confident his
brother will solve the aerial navigation
problem. At the time of his mysterious
disappearance he was ct the head of the
list of inventors and scientists who made
practical tests Of their air ships.
As for his telephone patents, filed in
France, they have never been utilized.
BETSY BLIM.
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wAsHINGron CRY, Oct 1.-The 49,
bers of the Iron and Steal Instftute, NJ
have been on tour through thb Gon1I
began to arrive in Washington City ~
night, and came in large numbero ~
morning. They were taken ia chatno " !
committee. They first went 70 hotels, ~
after short rest. wers escortod % -
patent Office, where they ev1ncsd much -
terest in the details Of the Americas r6too1
system. They then visited the poote1
department and called On the postmdte
general. The programme for the Day ~
Guides visits TO the othsr executive depo14
ments, reception u The White Houao ~
8 O'Clock, and promenade ccncsrt y -
Arlington hotel tonight
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M uNpARALLELEp RECORD,

Fsifhaven exhibits list of public improve.
ments such a. water-works gas electric lights,
nre department. schools and street work agere-
eating over 81 600 ,0c0 in the past year, without
incurring dollar of bonded indebtedness, and
hes row $25,o00 In cash in the city treasury.
The Great Northern railway 10 justly proud Of
such solid, Well-managod terminal city.
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OF SOCIETY.
Ils Of Life in tho
Queen City.
llY CHINA WEDDING.



: heco2h Of life, October stauda
rfasngth and vigof. pase com
~ rules hor forest lands,
55S lfght with name the frosty oh.
ll,eletu falls her chestuut hair.
- luland her frank, undaunted
- eyes ase quick and kesn.
n fheir tender depths OF gendau
md that nantes IN her cheek
n Hps with crimson warm and
1onesous smile itself il ssai
- 4 : golden harvest yeex.
- ,nso& bright and brave attire
7Sn.heoWn and olive-gfeen.
- Jacket fringed with dro.
l56ntle with . purple sheen.
Slndl - rude or reckless breath
i56n or her hair 10 atlken dow:
IN m1eht drown those brave blue
- ehssas and lips their living
v1nA hath down unhefding By
nU1y acroeo her forest lands;
~ rs b0und spoll might ever lie
11 With instant life, October standA
E0ine Go0dole.
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GRIP AND PAL
DoinEs OF the Secret &
City.

- s
Doings OF the Secret 3 p:
Cisy'
- mas Deem very quiet
Just PASSED among the secrd
city. Inc lodges. however,
increase Of membership AM
LOT an interesting winters worn IT / J
Foio"ing y : resums OF the weeks WGI1
INDEPENDENT ORDER or ODD YxExova
Olive Branch Lodge, No. L Ir,denen6on16
order OF Odd Fellows. met Wedneo168
evening ana conferred the hrst deGpooupu1 i
ol1 canuroa'e
oni'y Encampment, No. z. mot 0xl64
evening ior WORK IN the Royal Purple ~
gree.
a committees from Mystic, No. d, ~
ternisy' no: 6S, anu Olive Branch, No u
met thursday evening to devise Wnye ~ s
l n.. ~ 70 aDnsn Z degree tod9o = 80
s-s...-. VIZ sepors osck - toeR -
IN. 49, ~. w ~ ~ee..
1870. e 1870. 49, :: = - - - -
~ tss.s.ss . -.',Ua $780,
I'll. Ola rs,,sS ssis. s, - :,
-sNy 1 ev" 2, n -. ~ Nokse 49, I
.sI 49, s11u sa'o - ezsoK = ussn9 81
'eS
IkuE AND ACCEPTED nAeoAe
Seattle Chapter, No. 3, Royal AHoN
Masons. o It's regular convOcat1ou logt ~
urdaY' conferred tne Royal deGfoo uuc0 Il
'nIes c.noi1s .es' ana aiter sne reguiet
ne 81 u .ne ao1se nsd : grand nanqoeS
%. sonn Aooee' no: y 1Tee ana -
Sep.er Masons' = spcclal comuunloau
LEU .e.usy evening" con5efreo ~ l.
sson oesree upon one cand,oase
iOoko Cuuvouo0 IN Ivkulof c0mmUD101(f N
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1t win be hsu
the grand tn !
the Madison 49, 81
pleted, and Ia, - ~
the name off, ~
with John n : -,
Portland man
has been chan |.
ognize the old III
handsome and ~
its appointment u !
obtsinable. A f-sAs {
Moorish design - =
folding opera chs
ers are ct work oj
and electricians =
and appliances. l.
few days for Chi HI
for the musee, and ~
before November h
ever presented in q
Nothing more im
musical treat has 81
pie OF Seattle than
given by Miss Neal
Charles Saunders 4
ternoon and EVENING"
Stevens has rapidly q
one of the most brilli
the age. The best crin
America have awarded
Miss Stevens il nov Z
continent. Playing to d
tive audiences in the gre;
She will appear for the
North Pacific coast in g.
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LIT ERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS.
The ne W officers of the Phiiomathean
Literary Society are: President, Minnie
Reeves; vice-president. w. 6. Mccarthy;
secretary and treasurer. F. Atkins; SER
eeant-at-arms, Owen Taylsr; librarian.
Carrie Davis. The Aletheonean officers
Just elected are: President, E 7. WELDON;
yice-president, Miss Carr; secretary. Miss
Ruff; treasurer, Miss Grace Catch; SER
geant-at-arms, Rolly Andrews: librarian,
Lillian Keene.
METHODIST SOCIAL
The young people of the First Methodist
Episcopal church gave Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Gilbert call Thursday evening. The even
ing was spent in q social way. Among
those present were Rev. and Mrs. Levi Gil
bert. Mrs. Jenkins. Miss Green, Miss
Jones. Miss Grace Vrooman, Miss Knox,
Miss Ament, Miss Belle vrooman, Mr.. El-
sey, Mr.. Downey, Mr.. Enyart. Mr.. Bent
ley, Mr.. Jenkins, Mr.. EASTWOOD, Mr.. Wolfe,
Mr.. Simons. Mr.. Reese. Mr.. Grout, Mr..
Miller.
PROGRESSIVE EUcHRE PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. S. Tingle gave
very successful progressive euchre party
Thursday evening to q number of their
friends and in honor OF Mrs. w. T. Nc
Carter, of Erie. Pa, and Miss Jingle. of