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20 s1so recalls. Mrs Grs-nns' frtsnfs have
every rFazor 70 oa proud o. fE2S pc = !.
repression s2ss made on the people O
Victoria
IRE Ffsrs,Iar4 TERMS Ciub was enter
tslned THURSDAY evening - Mr. ana dr5-
-. J. Bernard. At thetr home % f1h1
street The new court Is noE sin.sAsl. 11L
TIE clu3 exp@ctS 70 naye y rsa0F A%E AiAS
first game next thursday.
Mr. ard Mrs.. Elmer Efeifner. who were
married 81 Astoria. Or. &ErA =. aEe o.
copying a rsetlsnes rear the corner o
Boman AMI Fremont avenues. a. z,.s-
mont Mrs. Heffner was formerly Miss
Orion ballard. and - a sister % d. +.
T. Ballard.
On Tuesday Captain and Airs. ". r.
Ballard. with their son. Stanley. LETT for
an exrende1 trip 20 Sew York and other
cities sfrs. Ballard viii soJgurn a. Den
yer, Coo. for the benssIt OF her neatia,
while me @ pain X transactins business
f. New York.
The Seattle Camera Club on Tuesday
evening last gave AT euterta1n-nenT a. me
club rooms. consisting Of the e&asoltloa
- a series Of lantern slides tIusirat !iAs
the BEAUTIES OF the country surrounding
Seattle. A large audience. composer OF
the members and their friends. was pres
hsbition.
Mrs. william F. Prosser, With her
daughters. Margaret and Mildred. ana
also airs. r. = Heg, with her TWO mite
sons, Henry and Elmer, are n Seattle
from North Yakima. visiting their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. n. @. Thornton. at
the southeast corner Of ElS1rh ana JeHeT-
son streets. They expect 10 remain about
two weeks.
Nr r. r. Parkinson. accompanied by
his son. T.. J. Parkinson. and his aaGgn-
fcrs. Miss Edith and Miss Emma Par
kIuson. arrived from san Francisco last
"Wednesday, 10 reside permanently N this
city. Dir. Parkinson and his son. r J.
Parkinson. we're prominent new sF'aper
men iu Carson city. The Parktusons are
temporarily the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
George 81 Stewart. Airs. = egFart being
also daughter Of AR Parkinson, ST.
Mr. z NJ Burd. the stroke OF the Sc
attic senior f0ur-oared crew. LEFT last
THURSDAY night for New York. where he
viii reside permanently, having accepted
q responsible position with the United
States Mortgage and Trust Company, Of
New York Besides his business ability.
Sir. Hurd was well known for the great
interest ne has always taken in athletic
matters in this city, being one OF the
founders and natustays OF the Seattle
Athlete Club and ne has been a promi-
neut figure al every one VI the football
games played iu this city. acting either
as fudge or referee. 'sDick" takes with
HIM Jhe best wishes OF all who know
him.
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Fre-a't. May .-Spe~ial.-The weel
Has been quiet IN a social way. pro fiv
3D arfiei-atiou % the Masonic re~ent ION
- he held GA tne 18th inst. a. the Hotel
N0rtN christie. The affair viii no ao-.tt
BE largely attended. and thar r VIII pc a
great social Success goes without saving
A suite - SIX rooms on rhe second aoor
~ .te Han blo0k has been engaged ~
the Everett Corurne rrial Clff7 and they
VII he furnished s03 ready for use
a}oft tho - ~ June
Everett Lodge. T. q. @. T Installed
t'sHse ofEirers on Monday evening Grand
Deputy Eoysr Officiating: G. r. Andrew
F'r.tz. V T. Mise M~Rae. = o.. Miss
Cassie Mitchell. g Nr. ga -aellar. :
8f~ Csou~l. 4 s. Nlss Deits. T Miss
Hammond. T. s. Nj Woods. : J r
Mrs. Eoyer; NJ Air. IIatne~ :. N Mrs
Rlsrk q, MISS Johnson: O :. O.. Nh
S,-hoHe.3
Mrs. ;. r I~u,zy's mother. Mrs T5I-
i-s IS e. @ very cr3tlcAi condition from a
stroke 81 paralysis
AZ ans Mrs. G.. II. Frat are .conz~s+u-
lated a me arrival q a son II their
home ou sunday. r1e 5th 'nst.
4 M ~ke. social IS % - held by the Sons
% Teuaera nee IN Carpenter bah on tie
Mrs. ;. q Crook lesr on Tvlars.lay FOR
spoiis AMI ChAzsgo. 10 Re gone four
O. 1ivs weeks.
Nj and Ms George s. Brown arrived
home on Tuesday evening from their ned
oinx trip 2Di ars ~ the Hotel Aioats
C'agSto.
slys. J T. NsBei4e ard children le<t
sor DalIh On THURSDAY 20 Joan Ar. No
Bride, WAC las entered asgon tie manage
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-, Mutual Culture Club.

"a, v,root<lvn Mutual Culture CLUB gave
"a pleaslng entertainments last TUESDAY
,~.e,tns, NJ Tho home Of Mr.. ana Mrs-
c,o3frev. No. S3i5 Fifth street. for winch
,r,-.,t t,r,,iss, IS due 10 the officers ana
80 ,sra Of the club. Those present
w.. ROYALTY entertained hy the follow
ln.- programme. after which lunch was
served:
instrumental solo. Mrs. J. l. Williamson
Roll call OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES secretary
Responded 10 10y quotations from snakes
pcarc.
Noeal solo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Allen
Address" Aims Of our Club".....-....
.....--............ Mrs. Thomas
Instrumental duet ..--...--.--..--..-.-..
Mrs. J. l.. Williamson and Mrs. lyons
Life Of ShaRespearc' --....-. Miss Palmer
instrumental tuer ...--.... -....-...-
.....Aliss Andruzs ana Prof Martins
Rrntling-.- scene from Ntervnaut Of
Venice" ..............-... Mrs Thomas
Two vocal sojos ...,-.--...- Mr.. saunders
Reading The Northern Farmer.
Observation-Disclosures. Niess 1iiaashaw
,Iuz5r ny one mandolin and two guitars
Miss Goifrry. Mrs Godfrey and Mrs
Knts-li
Tha~e present were: Nj ana Mrs.
CoffFvy. Nr anil AIRS ". l.. Lyon. Mr
a0l Ms 81 KniseU Mr. ana Mrs W l..
Williamson. AR ani Ms, r a. T.azler
N-s Thomas. Nr~. r. +. Amos Mrs W
Horev. Nrs eastman MISS fffuIsns "
Miss Prl-nsr. Mis- Duncan. Miss God
T~ev Miss %rta Aul~Is~ Mss Alfer.
NJ CuSnu3u. NJ. Palmer Nr Shields.
Nj Coates Nr. Saunders. Mr. Siues.
trff Nar-.us.
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was 20 great extent an affair al fresco.
* being nothing less than a jolly
stage performance on the deck of
the United States steamship Mohican.
Canvas and bunting. with countless BAN
hers, shielded the audience from the wind
and occasional showers, while the Gaiety
company did their best, each In his spe-
ciaI line. TO give pleasant afternoon 10
the sailors and friends of the officers from
OFF shore A string orchestra was engaged
10 furnish music for dancing. The deck
was put into excellent condition, and
after all the afternoon flew away all too
quickly. In the cabin a huge punch bowl
was visited by the thirsty. while in the
dining room dainty refreshments were
set out All the afternoon the ships
launch was kept busy bringing the visit
ors aboard ana returning them again 10
shore. The invited guests. included: Mrs.
Cutler, Mr.. and Mrs. Tousey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mnhkin, Mr. and Mrs. d. X.
Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Snow, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Noble, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Allyn; Mrs. IRELAND. of st. Paul Mrs.
Fred Mottet. Mrs. r. NJ. Hunt, Mrs. A.
IL W Raynor, Mrs. l. K White. Mrs.
J. w. Hanna, Mr. and Mrs. w III. Ealln.
Mrs. A. Harlow. Mrs. Derickson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hyde. Mrs. William Biglow,
Mrs. j. W. Sprag ne. Mrs. II. W. bridges,
Mrs. Adna Anderson, Mrs. Nj. @. Hay
den. Mrs. II. G. Bass, Mrs. l.. r. Man
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Steeb. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles King. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nc
Cabe. Mrs. Ripley. Mrs. Richie. the Misses
Seymour. Miss Knoble, Miss Underwood
Miss Curl, Miss Hale, Miss Munson, Miss
Durgin, Miss Steton, Miss Mabel Rowe
Miss Beckwith. Miss Walworth, Miss An
derson, Miss Dericksou, Miss Harlow, Miss
Hanna, Mr.. Leslie Cullom, Mr.. William
Bowen, Mr.. W. W. Evans and others.
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ballard social News.

nv, Sa+urlav evening the Young Peo-
- literary Society. of Seattle, met IN
fsatlar5 ar the residence of sir. and Mrs.
Henry Manney, on Third avenue. q
profitable and enjoyable eNe+lH's "''S
spent with vocal and instrumental hlu-
sic. recital tons, select readings anu -
saws Those present were: MI anu
Mrs. Henry Manney, Mrs. A. NJ
Coates, Miss Olive Johnson, MSS ~
Curtlss. Miss Ida Johnson, Miss Berle
Towle. Miss Wheeling, Mr.. Minos Jolll-
son. Mr.. T. r. Hopkins, Mr.. Major Jo-lh-
son. Mr.. Clyde Chase, MIR. Jay Johhsoh'
Mr. Earl Berry, Mr.. Hardman.
The Chinook Reading Circle met on
Monday night at the residence of Mr..
ana Mrs. A. \. Allen, ON Times street.
Mrs. Allen read an interesting synopsis
of the plot of the Merchant CT Venice.
Mr.. r. W. Grover read a sketch on the
character of Shylock, and Mrs. William
NJ. Curtlss tested the members skill In
correct pronunciation. The next and last
meeting of the circle for the season viii
be held at Mrs. William NJ. Cur1ss' resi-
dence on Second avenue.
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Edna
Shields gave her friends high tea at
the residence of her parents, on Wilbert
street. After a delicious tea was served
the guests enjoyed themselves with whist.
after which dancing was INDUCED in.
Those present were: Miss Edna Shields,
Miss Nina Shields, Miss Georgia Shields,
Miss Eva Winsor, Miss Blanche Winsor,
Miss Edith Mcdonald. Miss Clara Nc
Donald. Mr.. VIII Wright Mr.. Grant Fut-
nam, Mr.. Nelse Nelson. AIR. Jim Holland.
Mr.. Clifford Bullong, Mr.. George Taylor,
Mr.. T. Shields.
Mr.. r. l.. Adsit left on a business trip
for the East Monday.
The Sons of Veterans held a pleasant
social at their hall on Ballard avenue
Friday evening.
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CuIlom-Stetson Nuptials.

The chief wedding now in prospect Is
that OF Miss Maud Stetson to Mr.. Leslie
Cullom. which viii be celebrated on Fri
day. May II, in the romantic little Ivy
grown church of St. Peters. at Old Town.
Miss Stetson is a brilliant young woman.
who possesses many rare accomplish
ments. beside beautiful face and figure
rarely surpassed. She has charm Of
grace and dignity that mark her as girl
OF distinguished qualities. Miss Stetson
is mistress of several languages, and Is
an accomplished pianoist, possessing also
a voice greatly admired when she has
sung in the Musical CitIo, OF wnich she IS
am active member, and among her circle
of friends. Mr.. Cullom, the fortunate
bridegroom. will be the recipient OF
heartiest cnngra tulation on the acqulsl-
ton of so fair a bride. The reception
which Is 10 follow the ceremony Will be
hold at the Hotel Tacoma. Extensive
preparations are being made for a very
elegant affair.
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News. 20 ne rucltssei on Decoration day,
FOR ~ra benefit OF .Aa Cs5i1reIS hosz1e
Tout e monde % Tacoma IS interested N
this 70 longer new fad o. woman pa
Per.
.agrrnert 4, b given by ire Tacoylla At1-
letic Club on the z.St and ID o. May vi
su-pass al previous perform aElt@s So q
Nv iris favor.fs oy-ganiza ton There Is
v-fthogIs g3C,t<1t -1sl9h hlstriouic aoiiily
among ire various members, ana Socless
in general takes the hveliesr iIsferesA n
cInh ssTns,l-sss r--~.rence's is the title OF
the play they have selected ata1 tae ~ -
rehearsa,s have been satisfactory, 70 ane
few witnesses OF the play as W. - -
the principals themselves 1a5T - - =.
noceice'' was written by F. W. Burnett.
the author Of ''l4di." q play NnfcA mas
had a phenomenal success
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr. J. Pvenatt. OF Tolt. was In the city
yesterday Saturday.
Mrs. Bertha Evans - a guest % Mrs.
l. Abbott. At Fremont.
T9,e Wednesday Card Club met al Mrs.
- gt~Ssrfss mis- last week.
ur AlAerf J Goddard. OF Fremont.
was in snohomish during the week.
s,,..., f,,yle ~ pcrt T,ovynsend
a. e,,Ssts ~ Afrs il. +, Whfttiesey.
are susHl' - 80 -,
Mrs. VI L3aekg5 save an al,soI i,.e.
ear P.''S - -, ~ .,.,.e,,tN, a.
The }. y. } ti9p hetI - =, p1t,e,.,'s
ca, last lha'sa'AS e'''''''9 90
Mr.. Fr,nk G. Teck. editor o. me Blade .e.:
New Whateom, Is IN the eleS iut &c"
days
Mrs. Harry NcNelH, OF SPOKANE Is VS.
ting Mrs.. ". a. Shankiin al . Seneca
street..
Mrs. r. c. .Ne'6elder LET lasi M n,il1.,l.
for Port hand for TWO weeks WISH auloHb
The yale Club OF this city gave din
ncr a. tho Rainier club last THURSDAY
evening.
Nr. " n Parsons. the capitalist OF 'his
.xtaneed Eastern trlp.
NJ ara Afrq Daniel Kclleher were IN
Victoria Tor two DAYS during the week
and returned home THURSDAY.
,fsitfosr Rer friend Nflss Mary McElroy.
al her home. eos t'tf,h street.
Nftsq Moses ana Mss Hattie Moses. Or
rracofaa- were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
$500 g2girs,enhach lash week
-. tssr,e p~oVru has fully resov-
- yrS,r, ter recent illness and will De
80 ht,.ot.', T9ies.4ayz al fhe Butter
80, ,.tf,....,~.,, - l,.t..avyater
Afs. "A ~ ser three daughters
-, ~ q, ,.,,,,,rSe l9sf Wednesday
a., N -. - So, rr,-s~-
AIRS s l. CraAfori lett Tor -" : -
vi@t - hsr Tnofher. Mrs. Dr. Clayton.
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r,ent Of the Duluth. MeSsaha & Northern
railroad.
Ms. 3. ]. Hvrnusea. % Helena Mont.
IS visiting her cousin. Mrs. Henry Friday.
Mr.. ana AIRS J. NJ. Bah have gone 10
California for q trip.
Mss waelpley. who has been the guest
OF Mrs. s y. Baird, left for shs East a
few days ago.
Mrs. A. O'Keiiy gave q party for her
son, Master P. Okelly, TO celebrate his
9Th birthday. on Monday afternoon.
4 small party OF friends were very
pleasantly entertained at Miss Stella Cou-
gilFs on Saturday evening. Dancing and
sa~i= .T,s--v,iei the time. The guests in
cluded Miss Brigham. Mss ScArlcs.
Miss Hayes, Miss Jennie Hayes. Miss
Smith Miss Morse. Messrs. Aony, CRIT
fth, Parsons Logic. Bennington. Curtiss,
I.amereaux. Gray and Gardner.
Mr.. 4. n. Mc-adams has returned from
a trip 20 San Francisco.
Mr. a J. westiand has received a me
riding horse from East OF the mountains
The wheelmen are making great prepa-
rations for their meet here on me Soen'
and will offer number or prizes.
The women of this city are preparing
10 place a candidate N the Aeio A"1
school director in June.
Mrs James Kelley entertainer a pleas
ant marty in a cruise on the yacnI JOS
phine on Thursday afternoon 1he guess
were: Mrs. Baird. Mrs. Foster, Mrs. NC
Farland, Mrs. Lyle, Mrs Cox, Mrs De
lanev. Mrs O'keily, Mrs. Fuller Mts'
Reckon. Mrs Vollans, Mrs. Pine. Afs.
Marshall. Mrs. Davies. Mrs Powers mrs
White, Mrs. Bailey. Mrs. StocAofidss'
Mrs. Lane Mrs. Tucker. Mrs 1haS 81 :
Miss Woodward. Mr.. Marshall and MI T.
W Davies. .-
Superintendent Ray. OF the EVerett
Railway & Electric Company, gave an II
Illustrated lecture on electricity before tls
high school on Thursday ais Ilio 80;
NJ ran wire in from the line and
TAXED for two hours in the most inter
esting manner. showing how currents
were generated on dynamos and elayi-
dating many other points. AFTER ms Iai ,N
he left with the school some Va4udO4o
anuar2TuS
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Miss Thomas Fntertains at Cards.

4 vow pretty card party was That gwen
bv Miss Edith Thomas on Wednesday
evening, at which Miss Thomas distin-
guished herself as being a charming
hostess. The evening was replete with
Measure for all who attended. Cinch was
made the feature OF the evening the
prices being won by Mrs, Seymour and MT;
Hicks. Among the guests were: MI ana
IL 7 y Manning, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
= Hurley. Mr.. and Mrs. William '. Bur
rial Mrs. /. w Anderson, Mrs Seymour,
Miss Jessie Seymour, Miss Bass, Miss An
derson. Miss Woodruff, Paymaster HICKS
and Lieut. Nogelsesang. OF the Mohican
Mr.. Morton Ramsden and Mr.. How
ard Thomas. The toilettes OF the ladles
were noticably pretty. and the supper oe-
liciOus.
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Had No ITse for OIL.


FILIsDUTB JIspdICH.
Just previous to the big boom in oil a
gentleman who knew the condition of af-
fairs and was certain that prices would
go away up went 10 a friend, who had
more ready cash than he possessed
knowledge of the world, and said:
Friend John, the price OF oil is going
to go up. so L would advise you to buy
lo.G0 barrels"
Buy 10000 barrels of oil?" was the as
tOnished reply of the man addressed, who
looked as If he thought his friend was
crazy. why, 1 don't use barrel in a
year"
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PHYSICAL STRENGTH,

Cheerful spirits and the ability fully enjoy life only
with healthy body and mind. The young man who suffer
from debility impaired memory, low spirits, irritable
temper and the thousand and arrangements Of mind and
body that result from unnatural, perncious habits usually
contracted in youth through ignorance is thereby ncat
taed to thoroughly enjoy life He feels tired, sprts and
drowsy his sleep is disturbed and does refresh him il
should; the will power is Weakened morbid fears haunt him.
and may result in confirmed meanchoia and finally soften
ing OF the brain, and in dread insanity.
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s~7~nssRzse fr4sussa and rslz1lvcw % both
-ssresea fesag rsrA~anf TIE bride was
essay-rssng3y ssosssesl ia crushed ross-
ssssfel six vstra orange bio~zcrns. After
slse carervoay ard congratulations an eAa-
gsa2 Iunehsou waN par1aksa o. Among
sasose p~es@aE ~ers. 1sx. ard Mrs :. =
sSg5dIeson. 9T ard 8rz. s Lao8ou. Ntss
yvgufsrs4 Hohten. Mrs Carrie Holden
ssr. ". A. Holden. Nr. zIaryey Holden.
sfaster willie Efosssn. Master Arthur Hot
cen. Rev T. C. Head. Sir ard Mrs REED
will ssa al home 70 tfsrk- friends after
Nay L. a. sse1g reEiGe1ace near Res.
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READ THIS LETTER:
TACOMA, Wash. April 18th ,sos

TACOMA, WASH April 18th. 1895
DR. A. t. SANDER: Dear SirAs m vc,
Electric Belt nearly when Belts
this
permanent. will Justice wonderful Belt
hundreds who appreciate
give history of experience with
When got Belt in August 1892 was in state Of
exhaustion, physically exually and mentally
taoks of La Grippe had recommend Belt
tell of its virtue have told hundreds of people
n
strength almost immediately and in about three months
and today better for work than
lifetime 62 and won't take back wAma
the the turning lathe today and have been
table legs for
the public don't believe this let them
factory East 10Th street Yours truly GERlH
Address: Room 81. 4lOs E. 18th St. Tacoma, Wash
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In the Municipal Court.
Tit-Bits.

stranger once walked into court
and spent some time watching the pro-
ceedings. BY and by a man was brought
up for contempt of court and fined.
whereupon the stranger rose and said:
How much was the fine?"
zone pound replied the clerk
Well" said the stranger laying down
the money, IF that's all Ia like 10 line
in. I've had "A few hours experience in
this court. and no one can feel a greater
contempt for it than 1 do"
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wfIIcy-Ifuutlcy.

samuel Wiley. commodore OF che feet
~ ths Wiley Navigation Company $
line OF s:e<syuers. with residence a. Oly'u-
psa. and Miss Iusz +. HGHtley. OF Port
Gamble. we're qli4e7ly married al fne PAR
5eTN u she D1lIer hofes. Seattie. Tuesday
evening. May :. fss5. aud left for the
ssats caqaga1 OF ire afultn0raa We1nes-
Gay moon. Rey John r. Damon HoieHn-
saized the marriage. Among those present
a. witness were Mrs. Louise Thornton
and Miss Hatrie Thornton, OF PIT Gam
h.a, CAPT. Lafayeste WILEY and Others.
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AInha IlIIh Election.

At the annual business meeting or the
Alma Club on Monday. Mrs.. Galusha
I-,rsors was reelected 70 fiji the chair
~ nrestdent for the fourth year Mrs. c.
" Griggs will be- first vice president :.
Mrs. Lester W. Roys. treasurer; Mrs. =.
+ Jacobs. recording secretary; Mrs Will
lam Rlglow. corresponding secretary
Mics Nettie Wallace \ board OF twelve
.a.....t.,., MS also eleNtcA.
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He Can Do as Much Work ..
ANY Man in Tacoma.

Evidence from worthy, young" old gentleman whoL
experienced the ups and downs OF sxtywo years. and II
enjoy life we'll any of thirty, because he p
his faith in Dr.. Sandens Electric Belt
Old who have found their vigOr wasting too sr,
and young men who have by excuses, otherwise den;r
themselves of the energy of youth should accept the em,
by Mr.. German, and procure health while nature i snn
kind enough to offer remedy.
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\ delightful afternoon was spent by the
1,hur.selav Ctnch club this week at the
beautiful homo Of Mrs Nelson Bennett.
Guests of the club were. Mrs. Clark ard
Ms zimmerman The prize was won by
Mrs. Ralph Metcalf
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SIR. George Schaefer and Miss Emma
Marie Petersen, both CT this city. were
married a. the resideuce 81 the officiaf-
sng clergyman. John y. Damon. 80 Fifth
street. Seattle. Wednesday evening. May
s. Isd5. Nr. r. Wright serving as groorns-
man and Miss Cora Lewis IA bridesmaid.
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Need Clear Heads.

Working people need clear heads sound
sleep and good digestion; for If sickness
comes. what then? 1t IS cheaper 70 keep
well. That queer feeling springs from
indigestion. First you pooh pooh" Then
you grow alarmed and send for the doc
tor No need OF that, a box OF Ripans
Tabules will set you right and keep YOU
right; so you can eat. sleep and work.
Ask the druggist for them.
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IN TOWNS NEAR By.
Tacoma Society Entertained by
Officers Of the Mohican.
cuLLoM-sTETSON ENGAGEMENT
A Masonic Ball Planned at Everett
Outdoor Amuscments Coming
Into Favor.
WITHSTAND

OF WITHSTAND
ing that rough
winds do sometimes
shake the darling
buds OF May" II is
stifl possible 10 ex-
tract much pleas
urs from out-of-
door sports. W ed
neslay OF this week
was marked by one
OF the pleasantest
entertainments that
has been given in
Tacoma for many
a long day, and
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Balloon ascension Madison Park today

CALDWELL. dentist. Room 10 Halter blk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-12

Ballooa aseeEIsloa Madison Para so4ay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-27
SENTENCE COMMITTED


Paris, Tex, Aug. 2G.-tspeclarO-The
following telegram was received here
lhls afternoon:
Washington. Aug. al. s. VIII
Hams, Marshal Paris, Tex; Death SOM
tonne OF Gophug Wright committed by
president 10 Imprisonment for lie ON
August %. VIII forward warrant us
soon ls possible Have this message ie-
peated buck lt necessary. (Signcd)
Whitney"
Ccphas Wright ana Thomas Wade
were convicted at the spring term OF
the Federal court In 1894 for the muir
der OF Mike Peter, IA white man, near
Caddo, I ~ In 1898
They appealed the cases to the gu-
promo court Of the United states Pond
Ing action, Wade died The case was
affirmed ana at the last term OF court
Wright wna sentenced to be hanged
ON September ~, proximo.
When he committed the crime and
at the time OF his trial Wright could
not speak a word OF English j. j.
Brent, a prominent attorney, nd Eos
tame, pastor OF the first Baptist church,
took an interest in his cnse md by
hard work managed 10 secure the ie-
suit Ut the foregoing telegram.