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Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
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MISUNDERSTANDING

,.,r,mcr ON min 8arnbpmstio,
ll,rarer fagre i ben 8rpnHe 81,
tTr,r ipnoer fin uarlte sang
!, r,Sao Balfen / Ipiti8t spruH9.
,rsr,mer NIT Sarnoomsblem,
f,,tT iIrre % ale benz
,,t bliot % iOm tOa mig tiGrliat
W., "a lang Om rort 9ano iou berlist
10 itpnIioc@ 8amle Gar,
',.s ia. lea par iuGrt til &ar;
,sst sam sOOslt8, ben aonrIe 6pr,
ban ~fortolte ON cOent1r.
r,,rrpalocn, naar Rooer ipnnot,
@F,mpoo SlOen bet Ipitigt brandt
h, ssligt mcO 6lammel'G
F, s,ms 5msn lit rette IrG9.
|cYln lab jc8 ON SoGloen Der
4, ma Dem, icm Ie8 bapoe tlGr;
[p,a far % Der ituua &Or,
(,,tf lea meO min itprre Sror.
| IN, ont Gintercu laa oocr Souse II.
[salyOr .gt % paa 9era ilans ell
|er Fart 1T itg eli pda 3an,
|sraf jg lRr!c pua Sti at itaa.
| grrftu aumbDio ON Barren for,
halle n5lco I ocilt8t Sor.
n St lDitiat meo Sdat % Sang,
1 eIRNr Oouieo le9 mar9en Gang.
|conmeyen iputcs leG bar bu9icmit lei,
Elrr bOrtc % Hptteus Spil.
|frast ira Stouen min 0iooer bra9te,
/ ym bcr,i8t iom ben 5ru9ten ima8te.
sc!eu 9Iitra paa 9u9 iom Cub,
|rrsiet blOmitrG al Stjpnbco fulo,
|lrcH fig ip.rIeo / GIpen flar,
I'D bar iect ilt1 Natur ian rar!
.5oleu OaIcO bag 5ielocts Taub,
monte ON gipet / andre 9ano,
nan aft Ouer 8pl9en bIaa,
hue %citcu Ie9 maatte Aaa.
SaluUr Gaulion Saugcu.
trot NORTH 9atota.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17

pan par liz Var og 1do I 1eroe
alasle, bar flittig og aibolot al fine
Sdmerater. 6an bapoe, / Wobiatnina
til DC fleite | alasieu, GnGas for nogst
i1rIfilt, og bet bar 1esning. Gan bar
en- rem 8irtuos paa bette Smraaoe o.
tnnoe reprooueere baaoe tepenoe % osoe
@ieultaube.
!Sons 5aoer BAR Grosierer os sialbt
ior at oRre meget rig. Wen bet bar
NOT lite iaa rart bepenot meo ben fore
Riaoommsn, bet uioite ban NOT iefu.
Gn Dag III ban fra Bergen en- 2abs
ming Glib. ut betale bar for @rosie'
reren en- abiolut l~lmutigbeo. Wlen iaa
III ban en- Sbe.
6ans Brooer, Der O9iaa bar @rosies
rer, bar me9et rig. UT faa bans 8aus
tion paa en- 8areoeref, pibite ban bar
umuli9t. Wten ben eneite llbIigi tit at
iaa betalt Siloen oar ueo en- 8erel meb
8rooersns Rapu, O9 bette Raun MATTE
Itaffes.
Gan Tom til at tanfe pda fin Ssn,
iom bar iaa flint til at teane. 6an sif
ben til en- Stufe, to9 ct gapir Os sif
ino til lin S6n, tit eueite Barn.
"3u er 10 Hint tit at teane", SaaSe
ban, Tan on te9ne bette Der Raunet?"
- 6an beieoe Yapiret iaalebes, at fun
Naonet bar ipntist.
@utteu 9reb Ell Ben os tesneoe ct
gtabn, Der bar aloeles ligt Criginalen.
"9et bar flint Gut, iasbe @rosie.
reren, O9 tlappeoe bam paa ainbet.
"3ror on, at ou osiaa fan tesne Raos
net pan bette 8apir?" - San lasoe en-
8erelblantet foran Barnet os bite, buor
NaOnet Itutbe itaa.
get sit 10 iom en- 9nns", iasbc ben
tjRrlige 5aoer, oa @utten rent METER
Zig baooe ~itreuet bet iOrlan9te Rapn,
"bet er ristis mOriOmt at ie, at bu sr
iaa Hint. Ser bar bu en- arone til at
more big for.
O8 ben iamuittig BEDSIDE 8ialtring
ienote itrar 8erelen til ger9en, bpor
ben bleu bistuuteret / 8anten.
9miolertib bleo 8eorageriet upbaaet.
Yrooeren 9ioroe, bpao ban tunos, for
at neoopsie Sa8en, men ~iorieni. Oct
bar allereoe uoe / gDeu o. baooe naaet
Sfolen, bpOr @uttens &amerater peate
6insre al BAN os falote bam en- 2po
Os en- georaser.
@utten iOrlOo Stofen os gil tiliss.
San bar uoe mango aar og fom tils
Hut tilbage til jim Jsbebp iom aaptein
paa ct 3~aiteoampitib, Der for paa Gugs
Lamb. San bapoe iamlet Zig en- betpoe.
Zig Jormue Os tantte at iise Sgen
5arpel eiter n9ite Reis Os bOiatte fla /
llt JBoebD.
Wen bans gpsbsrn bapbe life alemt
BAN; buor ban TOM, bfep ban minbet
ON ben samle Siitorie.
vi bans Sitterbeo brso peb oenne
Cpoaselie. irem mso araft. San, ben
itarte Nato, sreb iom ct Barn, ban
iOrbanoeoe fin Jaber, forbanoeSe fit
2ip.
San laiteoe ira os Germ. Oct bar
%beipnoerlist bpor for Gait 9ampIibet
funoe tase benne Gang Men iaa bapoe
osiaa aapteinen ptret til en- gefjsnot:
"Nit 5artsi ital blipe min 9istifel@
Gn tlar Septemberbas a~freifte bau
mso iulo Calming. s Noroisen for,
liite Stibet; Snsen blsp reobet. Damp
tibet baUbe laitet so IONS Sern for
meset.
San bar 30 2lar sammel, ba ban,
"Jallfneren", / Bsl9erne fanot ben
Suils os 5reb, iom bans Jabers Dor.
brhnefip hnbNe uaatat h,,, , 0;.a
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
Hare Hapne. 5dsenbe Samlil

Hare Hapne. 5Dlsenbe Samlina
er tilitiaet "Worsenbl.":
vi Ranosnaune: 9oprius (isoi
paa 9pure), Glentus, ainius, 3arnol
(sienipnlis aOnrao basusnot), Sing.
siero, @uren, 9eor, Offer, PanoOr Os
Mosnel.
Blanot auinoenaune finoes: Gun.
belsa. Gmbuline, Sounia, l~lrania, 9p,
BANDA, Beoenfine, Sinsoalia. Sofientia,
Bibiane, Cleone, Yompeneffe, Spiiane,
SNieoia, @uaroa, Sanor (isbt / ga.
nuar), Seien. glss (Yisenapn), So.
mar, Bologna. 2eooOrola, anoeaa,
Ieliansns. Gliiibor o. GGepine.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
armercn % Scttlcrcm.

amer iOn moer Ntalttnernes 9arm
EW % plOntr, % BpItc bin 6drm,
F.oI, iom &uolteu, % tipre bin @amf
rOl Gnl, Der itanr tpt, iom en- Samp.
ben mCO @iarfeoet lig9er bel npr,
10 tan 0n tiure o. iGl9e bet Der
ho iaa I0ar ou eli rineli9 Erts.
tmr.l Ou Ieper 10 / 4araois!
tn man bprer, be tla9er enboa
b. Of EARNING ltal Yofteren ta'";
h3 ou betGuter Din Sitting % Stauo,
q IN life ioalebes, min Mauo!
rgN flor - % jeg tror bet iear
ben bar mere ielpItGnoige &aar,
Ea iUm beiiOoer ct 9pot Stptte 9ano,-
gVeueJ or life bpgget paa Sano.
a9 naar on lia9er % ioper I Sen9,
1crr bin @rpoe paa Nger % eng -
fts NU on 9ageu Ct ltjptter bit Stel
sr1er Ct 6armen Ilg - bet peo ri bel
|rH9n mig en- "8uiiueis", iom lpnuel
fig bra,
FNl Of itlpttc5 - ben CAB mango ba'
'tna maa itjDttes, ON bet lfal bcitaa
Sa11tIptieI iol9es Of SantripieI maa.
liant pau oeu Settler, iom fgrIt brGttei
Saao't, iom MI itlGnter big ell 9cl
Crop;
|'aao' Ell iiooc o9 tlCre, iom on
@a NdltrlCr til ultin9, iom MI.
|Taaiie NOT ielo bpie Siper % Sing,
me- meO @aanOen i'm Speoe, tit Sps
v In8en (rGittmaltiuer meo 5rau =
Pan matte baHte oct no meo Ell Stap
TA''e ban rCtic til &UGrnen meo "HGl"
05 PaH ulcO 6auiltcH ct rprli9t "5ar
uel";
V Nne Crcr - NGit bapoe ban ei -
" 08 ioel men Der bar inaeu gei.
S'0tO % 8Grncue bapoe ben 5rpit,
mol l'aiOc Iommc biemat ibplt-
/" Jnoiancrue LOG bam libel,
u" Dan OeI cn8au9 tiIbase meo Nfcl
'N ban Ell IcOeO, / buiomalct Sus,
''V's en- S0tte beopttet meo @rus,
VI" Der en- &uuorin0smano til bar
ibIanot,
"V' SeltIcrens Spite ban fanot.
"'''eil5 latter bar life iaa FIN,
s'am College % lGIte 9otiu;
" u ~0e0unorct / SrgeL WPulif,
-" 99tien paa altlng bolo
Sill.
,'' s' "i0'tOri9t" Sus paa bet Z bur
Er.> a's'en Ioroum upilos tit gauIur
n. 's"' etoriarmer, Tom Sptten ibl
"''''0Ict meo, boaO on bar nj
Ola % atbiion.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
SismardS &joretur.


Sang prcusiilt Gmbasinogr ueo Soffet
/ Ct. petersburg, inobuOt iii ct imeiier.
li9t Sn9tparti. "a ban bar en- iurl9
Sa9er, besap ban zig til bet Opsiune
Steo Gitencn for ben ialtiatte Gag for
at bape en- lioen Sastuoi lu9t for iis
ielu. 8ilot bar Der NOT al o9 Yiss
mard bapoe en- uom9rfst 5orngielie,
men paa en- eQer anoeu Waaoe 8if ban
uilot. "a 3ioeu Tom for ben teiierliae
Sa9t. beianot Bismard zig IA Mll
borte. Gn 8Onbe tilbso at brinse BAN
til bet rette Steo. San mBote op meo
to lmaa Seite o9 en- iimpel SlGoe,
Sismard toipleoe ON, at ben rusiilte
Sonoe funoc brin9e bam tiosnot irem
til at oelta9e / Sa9ten.
"Gr Dc litfer paa, at DC fan Ifaiie
mig tiosnOt frem?" ipurste ban.
"ytitdeso!" iuareoe 8Onbeu rOlist.
"gtit6esO" er bet rtsiilte Orb for
all right eQer never mind.
Bismard tos Blaos / Sl9oer.
"8e liener mere Gotter euo Selte",
bemarteoe ban.
"Nitdeso", bar Sparet.
Bonben piiteoe paa fine Selte, og Dc
for afiteo iom ct 2pn. 8ismart tunoe
neppe boloe fig fat paa Saoet.
"3e ifuloe ipare liot paa SeIteue",
bemGrfeoe ben bergmte Yasia9er, 9is
ipenOe efter Ieiret.
"Nit6eao!" iasbe aubifen.
"8e flyer @tit6eso., men be fan
9jerne ltDrte oeoe ON paa geien".
"Nit6e9o!"
Teien bar neppe ipnlis 9jennem Sto.
ben, men Bonoeu fortiatte fin piloe
ajGriel. Sleben tsrnebe mob 1res
itubber % anoet, men iremao bar bet.
"3e pil braffe Salien paa mia!"
uobrso Bismard CmiiOer, a~nstelis life
uben @runb.
"Nit6esO!" iuareoe 8usieren, ioet
Der unoilap Dam ct Tibet Smil.
Bluoielig tsrneoe Slaoen mob ct
Era. gismard bleu Ilpnset uo al
Slaoen Os fit fit aniist fOrilaaet. 9ps
nenbe tint iprans ban Op, sreb EN- Sern.
fang fra SlGoen % for inc paa Bon.
ben.
Suolten to9 sanite roli9 en- Saano.
iulo Sne Op, meb bpiltet ban bOrtbois
Ifeoe Blooet fra ben fore Manbs ans
iist.
"gtit6eso" ia9be ban, ba ban bar
fRrois oermeb.
"Gette uioranoerlise IitdesO' ai,
pabneoe mig iulotanbis", iasbe Bis.
mard, oa ban %iortalte SiitOrisn til en-
rusiiit Diplomat. "Seg Ooersao mig
fuloitanbi9 til min aubifs Sorsootbe.
fnoenoe, iao rolist | SlaOen os tom
life meo flere Bemartninser. 8onoen
braste mig til Stebet / soo 9ib; ieg
betalte BAN sObt, taffebe BAN uarmt os
bebolbt ben Openneonte Sernitans. 9a
ies tOm tilbase til ct. petersburg, FOB
ies mig laue N Sing al Stausen meb
SnifriptiOnen Nit6eso!"
Nit6esO blep Yarolen / gismnrds
4olitit be efterfslsenbe aar.
"Raariombelit", flyer Fan, "ies mss
Der 8anfelisbeoer % 5arer, flyer iss
paa rusiiit Nit6esO' os saar liss paa~.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
%'s9lmsntets Cater

Tgs,l'AittS SOttcr. s elaset
n','"a IoIOt en- ira scuiaa bien,,
''oe SOIOat, Bias Gnorina, al
\, '''' Bourbon. Zen Salbnes
,,,. var meO i'm tOaarise lille Dat.
rs, "a ePanien til Meliaa, for
we oRot % GuOt meo i'm @aauo.
w. o.'1a'eonin8 ui aaptein Sroilan
s. u YER 3oOoe uOmGrtet fla sla.
~ 'e8lmentet Bourbon MI abop.
HAM,. laI0ne SOIcuts 9atter. Ne,
/. ~ S.,| I'll lille aIene fulORanois be.
h. ,S.D'' opOra8elie, men uaiaa
S'',' I'll bcnecs @csoiit.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17

Warie: Seq ituloe pnIte, at @eOr9
life uiloe rDae. ut tpsie Ell Mano, IOm
rsser, er iOritr9ttslist!
Gliie: Spis bare $50 on, laa mGr'
fer bu life 1pbafslu9ten.
Warie (iorlfrGttet): Sa, men %
tom ban albris til at tpsie mig!
Manse ipscr Siprbeb peo at Sda paa
S,ast eiter mennsitelise Sell % StrS'
belisbeper, - be jaeger imiolsrtio ilel'
ben hos ia ielu.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
San bapoe grua for ham. Gal

6an bapoe yrus for BAN. 5abes
rem (Gbei for ct fort 5irma): "Saa
De irir til min 9atter? Suao er Dc
for nosetP"
6rieren: Seq er Gister."
Sabersn: "Sa, tag benoe, De! 8i
bsbsuer en- 9istsr / 5Orretninsen til at
ifrioe pors Nrnoneer."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-09

The County Fair. which viii be seen
az the Seattle theater December II, Is. IS
and -. made a tremendous hit n AeE
0rS and elsewhere last season, and Il
blds fair 20 outsarlp al other American
PLAYS ia enduring popularity. IL ex-
plotted q mex field IA the romance and ex-
citement Of the Blue Grass state, and K
received instant recognition because i in
troduees players 10 o phase oi life right
here IN our osn country quite as interest
ing as that shown with such monOtonoGs
repetitioas by foreign authors. IL breathss
purer atmosphere than the immoral
French drama. aud Il is immeasursbly su-
psrlor % the turgid rubbish English Az
thors have f0isted upon Us for years 1t
Is gnli of excitement aud 60. and having
made c big hit Il will, OF course, have
countless imIiatoFs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-09
Tacoma Marine News.

TACOMA. Dec. Especial. The follow
iugcabin and two steerage passeng gers from
Tacoma for san Francisco viii leave to-
morrow morning on the steamer Walia
WAlla. Miss NJ Mitchell, Charles Pierce
and d. higgins.
The steamer Willamette left this even
Ing for san Francisco with 81, 900 sacks Of
grain.
schooner Jenny Wand arrived today
from san Francisco 10 load lumber at the
81. Paul aud Tacoma mill Tor San Pedro.
snip Seafarer has finished dlscharging
ballast.
Brig Tanner cleared today with q cargo
OF lumber for san Pedro.
The collier san Benito Left this afternoon
for san Francisco.
ship Glenmorag began discharging 8
cargo OF cement yesterday.
Snip Two Brothers lett Tor san Fran
cisco tonight with a cargo Of coal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-09
KNFnEfI socIkrY.
The BaEaar Tor the uespitsI-w omen's
Book Club.


Book Club.
EVERETT Dee. s-Spec4Al. That the
veople Of Everett are power. FOR any
cause Ia which tbey enlist had q salts
factory illustration this week IN the bazaar
given In ala % the Everett hospital 81 the
Central opera house. While the woman's
board o. management is a strong repre-
sentative body the charity Is one ceseFy
eddy popular with ali classes d PEOPLE, for
during SIS career many sufferers have
euioYed comfort and been restored 10
health wltnIn IS walls IN the face Of un-
favorable weather, therefore, the ladies
succeeded in drawing q large attendance
en- both Thursday and Friday afternoons
and evenings. 10 is sufficient 90 say tnat
tie booths vera very atsractiyeiy arrayed
aud we're ca with a variety OF pretty
thlnrs to temp. The buyers On the stage
uas an improvisej kitchen. whence vas
served 81 generous New England dinner on
Ihu~sfa~ glta oysters aud other 0eiicaeIes
or the slle. The ladies .a charge % snis
we're Nrs wards. Mrs SHalwell. Mrs.
keaaeav aad SIS. G. &. B-oep. over the
See cream talia Nra. 30. ans. Mrs Vernon,
Hrs B-a3ecs cad Mrs. Mcbride presided
srtai articles were sold bv Mrs Cath
arss. Mrs ~wa-toat apd Nrs. & l.. Thayer.
At the candy booth were the Kings
Daughters. Miss axe, Miss Nichols. MISS
Etael Nlcao.z. Miss zimmerman. MISS
Margaret arA so1 MISS Linton. Fancy
articles Ee~e ln charre ot Mrs. norsee.
Ms N5lis su3 Mrs. NcH. % an attractive
CORNER the Namens Bao& C.ao conducted
coed sale ua5er the management al Mrs
Thomas. Mrs. TeaUr Mrs Delaney aud
1frx Ua.r1 Dolls. tAuse delights ln
yh-c4 sac feminine heagL Young az cid.
never loses interest. vere astractlvely ex-
h.h..ei uy Mrs Camel. Nrs, Bowen ana
afes ANA Broau. At delicate ana
frst.s.v decorated tea table Mrs Hutch
l~r~ Mrs Flower and Nve. Garrigues disc
re.set tHe @1cia. beverage. whtch has
teen SIS attaF.y described as 'the cup
thai clec-s but nct inebr.atcs. Nearly q
sce-s os young ladies' assisted as
mattresses. There were Miss saxon
Mss y. e1ra~d. Miss Delaney. Miss
C.oacrv. Miss Rover. the Misses B0ynton.
Niss E-ensoo. Mss Ciark. Miss Anna
CLARK Mise Overheard. Miss Morse. Miss
( Hayes aa5 Miss Hapte. ca Friday even
iuE The regular attractions We-e increased
bv &aactuE She entertainment opeasne
w.th an amusing performances upon the
stage 81 t1e Hellawy Qua3-.lie. eight
voanE .E3ies appearing wtth nets ove-
Their faces IA imuauoG cf halr ana masks
an sAe back az ttc~ hcsas Ine eject
vas verv amusing. These who took rsr-
IN L we're. Miss Ctohecr. the Misses
Wavuton Miss Mcfarland. Mss Eran-
e1~ stIss EclrAeHeker Mss Ever
HAD ard N5ss Roper several
a-tc.es were disposed o. ~ drawings. Iae
v s----4 vre-a Nr ~ d. ~watwef y---
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-09

@ntas alas ts-aace and grandeur
81 1 a tHe a.' rarely STOPS 80
taLae . raus. 'er tae common
r1a yae ste lie -
Le- rsH rae -ae. ktls e.e3 u1th
s af-f the eFeue.s ct sac
s.s rF ustllaF ar tas trs Bee
tse Rtta r. zee veN
seeae .a tar tsse ast ta Nrst
sass IS ..ees.aT Sc re1.te Many
seea esl ~ t.en star.a. The
r-.t.s Nas.s 1sTzrs. haasYcr 3 r.
es a.a rAst ss intense tut estraars f
3 a- @ Uoee as story "a
E taar Fesl lse. The trans.t.a1
teeta catl 3 lsss oe a scheduled estate to
4Has ~ EsFaFet '45y ~ royal cou-t aD3
ff.,es g ana C royal opera tn a few brief
wears wss certainly wk1s aad romantic.
Rare lssarr was eo-n SO Cologne in tSi-
Ser awty naws being RsstA Her istber
e.ae Eass.aa ot noble awHy. hs- mother
q sa-r- attached to she royal court
Ev 81 VAS discovered that The itGe
Harie. possessed rosce of rsccst
cua y aua range. tts c1,ttvatton wss
eaa5a< ln t4we "a .ta Furlaee un-
ts stre. Marches}. ia Paris. an1 Lsrl-
~ a0E Enallv guder AhhV EAssL
1sa.aat.c session wss oetaseet lhrcurA
l $685. e ,h },aec-, the tauous French
ie~ aera-c career er}a. she
1arat So r-sst Ia >cs-a M0sa.
sst4e.she3 fae r9s.gC, s. s-
e czr-s ara aeasevel tr.Gaph-
sa e@ e wte=e she vas
Haas.< u-a1e
reE ra0st.v. aat
-ezet .e ~.a4rasu.
..rr rrfe Pr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-09

ard the selection u f1e clcnsz n1ws- we're
settled 81 the za@etinw this EeeE- iAs
fowex se8e.tea zss wgm.ns . aErs emblem
Tbs matches ezrHAEion- A-s. Honey
was the hnsssss for the sex Ars- b2lsys
Mrs. Garr4zusz, Mra. Jones and Ars-
Lentzy fcek Part n the progrSsEEBe-
Gr@eEsnws xere recsEye1 from Tsr4oss
rarss Of the country. Mrs hA.e ianasEs
Woods and Mrs. Ellen Hcurofia being
among sae Distinguished women % se1d
words of cheer 70 the youngest Cub m the
federation. Mrs. Joseph Irving Ell sn-
tertzin she club az is next meeting. when
the relative clziuzs OF early explorers VII
Re discussed under the lead o. Mrs. Sears
NJ arsa Mrs.. u. r. Crosby entertained 3
number Of trends On Tuesday evening.
Games sad refreshments were among the
social features o. the occasion those
present were. Mr. and Mrs ]. =. Nc
Nanus. Mr.. and Mrs. Joha 4ekse. Rev.
and Mrs. Butter. Mr.. and Mrs G. G. broEn.
Mr.. and Mrs John Fairbanks. Mr.. and
Mrs. James f. CAifaness, NJ. and Mrs A.
II. Ssergeit. Mr.. and Mrs. f. VI. Mitchell.
/ Ars. c II Skinner, Mrs Melvin Swartout.
Miss Katie n Burns, Miss VI. FaiFbaEs As,
Miss ". RuIe5eck and Mss Russell, o.
sea.t.e; Mr William Foley. Of Lowesli
Mr.. A. J. Westland. Mr.. a. H. MeAdam,
Sir. Joseph SwaIEsiI. Mr.. ]. IL Handy,
Mr. Frank Wlmperly and Dir. Even Nc
Kinnon.
Mr. Frank H. Folsom and family have
gone 10 Mount Vernon to reside
Mr.. b. A. Mann. o. Winona. Mimi, q
friend 81 Mr. II. ~. Holley, vas in the
eity this week.
Mr.. T.. Bran and Miss Braun have
returned from Monte Cristo 70 spend Eae
winter IN Everett
Members Of the Everett Choral Society
xho Sent TO Seattle report 3 very sJclaoie
time on the return trip Of the steamer
Mary Perley. There was pianoen board,
and solos we're given By Mrs. {. h. boyn-
ton. Mr.. Cisypool, Ir. Exert and others.
Mr.. Arthur Trnsdslc and Miss Lura
Shelton, OF Lowell. were married AZ ses-
sion Of the Good Ternpiar iOdge this week
Mr.. :. A. Parsons has returned from
Duluth.
Mr.. McCorkle. who has been spending q
short time with his friend Judge Clark.
has gone back 10 the okanogan country.
The 81. Andrews Society has elected
these officers: President. w. NJ Ross;
secretary. Don Mackenzie; executive COIN
Inittee. Robert Mcfarland, John McRae,
James Lambert and Robert Gardiner.
At the supper given by the ladies Of the
Catholic church on Monday evening about
Si00 vas realized.
Mrs. Heating. OF Tacoma. is visiting her
son Mr. PM Heating. in this city
Mr.. C. \. Wolfe, who has been away for
several weeks. has come back to make
Everett his home.
The dance 70 be given for the benefit OF
y. ID. shannon At Central opera house on
the path inst. will lie under the auspices OF
the knights OF Pythias aud odd Fellows
o. Lowell and the I. o. .. F.seRcampment
of Everett.
Mr.. Thomas H. Alvord. of Kent. spent
few DAYS with Mr.. ]. B. Croker this
week They we're pioneers together IN
California
A reception viii be rendered the State
Teachers Association at the Hotel Monte
Cristo here at the meeting December p.
The affair will De under the management
Of the Woman's BOOK Club.
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dramatic Notes.

The question has been asked great
many times IN the past feH DAYS AZ what
hour OF the night Is the famous model
scene on in The Ciemeaceau Case. The
scene is Oh az $3.50 and lasts for twenty
seconds.
The repertoire Of the Tavary-GFant En-
elish Opera Company Is the largest ever al
tempfed by amy organization. lt hunters
over tWenty-six Of the efforts Of the great
masters. while two Res operas are an
nounced for early production.
Thomas ". ksene. tie only tragedian Of
great reputation or the road this season,
has been very successful particularly in
h.s great production % Richard III. IN
which character he is said to be the best
now on the stage.
Sarah Bernhard is not coming but
Nine. Hsiame Is 10 have her time az Abbey's
tAeasef. Sew York. IN February, perhaps.
under Abbey. Sch0ctiel & Grass manage
gaent. with Nine. sans Gene and other
plays
While abroad. Henry Abbey, contracted
= i'm Henry Irving for another season, be-
ginning in November 1895 when the
English actor viii produce king Arthur. -
after It's initial performance in London,
and wili a,so revive ''Eaust-
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MARINE NEWS.

sax FRANCISCO. Dec. s.-Arrived-
Jaucz HoNes. from Nanalmo; bk Kate
Davenport, from Port Blakeley.
Cleared-Slats OF California, Tor Astoria
and Portland; Wellington, FOR NanaImo
Portland. for NAnaimo.
Departea-Ahce blanchard, for Astoria
Jeanne. for Tacoma; san Mateo, for
Gomox; sh c. r. Sargent. for Nanaimo
sh Glory OF the Seas, Tor Seattle; sh Red
Rock, Tor Portland; schr Winchester, tor
hunting and fishing.
Frelghts aud charters-Am Sd c. r. sar-
gent. coai, from Departure bay TO san
Francesca; BT ok Tnermopy!e, 1t Blake
ley. lumber. thence 20 Shanghai.
PoRr TOWNSEND. Dec. S. Special. Ar
riyed-Bk Two Brothers, from Tacoma for
San Francisco. To sail tomorrow-Sh
Colum bia, from Seattle for san Francisco.
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Cummings. 81 Gate City. started Nednes-
dag W1th hs two dogs on a deer hunt.
oaly intending 20 remain one day, bat he
So net get returned, and fears are enter
tanned by his friends concerning his safety.
search party has been organized. Mr.
Cummings is one q the proprjetors Of the
Gate CITY Lumber Company.
Contractor McNasr. who has had charge
og grading the roadbea Tor the Light and
Power Company trom tAe Main street
tracks 20 Jhe cSpitsl grounds, collected the
money due or the work aud took the next
train for parts uuknown. without paying
the men. McNair says he hailed from Sc
attc. The / Chs and Power Company 5
receivers viii adjust the matter With tie
iaborers.
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Petroleum Under Olympia Wells.

otyNFrA. Dec, g. Special. lit has been
hottest before thaS frequently .n boring Tor
sells in Olympia and vicinity traces q
crude petroleum hzte been found. and it 5
believed that there Is much hidden wealth
underlying the city Yesterday Talcott
Bros. on The surface o. the water Ia Vel
thev have been sinking. found what -
pronounced 10 be crude coal OIL and this
belief i strengthened BY Capt Horner. "a
the Bowers Dredging Company. VINO has
had much experience ~ OIL prospecting
Capt Horner took some q the iuld wlta
him 70 Portland 20 ne tested. lie thinks
me o.l found is 81 outlet through a seam.
aad an urdo0bted indication that ilox
81 some size IS not fAr distant.
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E1r two nlghts. beginning Thursday,
December 81 Ese Cherries Is eea Company
el tel1 las boards at tae Seattle theate-.
presenting the comedy dramA "N OMAN
sea. sumsu, aua tae original Version
4ae t5ea enceaa casa. o3th plays ara
we Hu a. seattle theater epers. Nr.
h8s aaeeessially cou lueted tAe tonss
So the taalaH 0Hera Comuauy. G&mora's
aa ana etae' npta3 ogEaus zalious. Ia
te - p.esest teess plays e VAS With
.ea taat liGe o'8-tiase dramas eaa.4
pleasing 81 tte Heon.r. 4ae tesa-
n1t1s ae ss area aes heen ver3
ty aAea ao8 iHe aides the follow
A. H. ileaavran, Jacs le-
H. IaaG tuiiWoa2, Harry gilbert.
aelen lhaTes LeNis. Dav-3 Ai-
aaaau Anae Leonard Dora
$3.50 tHter