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Evening journal., 1896-09-26
FEW DAYS SPORT RpMATN

WEST CHESTER, Sept. 25.-With
this month, the few days remaining Of
IL the sport of the angler will cease in
this section. Many of the local fisher
men are making good use of the good
weather, and but for the large growth
OF eel grass in the Brandywine they
would be enjoying the recreation to
their hearts content. The grass and
floating leaves in the stream render
the use Of the fly impracticable. and SO
the use Of bait in the way of grass
hoppers, minnows and helgramites is
being resorted to with fair success.
Evening journal., 1896-09-26
FALL RESULTS FATALLY.
GARBETT, THE YOUNG LAD WHO
FELL AND FRACTURED HIS
SKULL, is DEAD.

Carl Garbett, the young lad who fel
from a tree and fractured his skull
died at the Delaware Hospital yester-
day from the results of the fall Young
Garbett, with several other boys, was
playing in front of his home and Just
for fun they all climbed a large tree
that stands in front of Carl's home
Young Garbett out-dared his compan-
ions by going to the top, but the limb
broke and he fell distance of tnirty
five feet to the ground.
He was picked up unconscious and
taken to the Delaware Hospital, but the
little fellow could not stand the opera
ton Of trephining, which was un-
usually severe. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
Evening journal., 1896-09-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE SPORTING CRAZE. .


'The Sporting Craze" musical
satire, was well received by a good
sized audience at the Opera House last
night. Features of the PROGRAM we're
the umbrella dance by -four little girls
in blue" Miss Emma De Castor in
songs, and a monologue by William
Courtwright, who was clever in the
role Of rich farmer with sporting
proclivities. A decided hit was also
made by Carlin and Clarke, the Ger
man humorists. The girls OF the COM
pany are pretty and well dressed.
Among the players are also George II.
Adams and his two daughters. Tonina
and Lille, who did pretty dance. "The
Sporting Craze" will be presented
again this afternoon and evening. At
the matinee each woman will receive a
hand-painted souvenir by Miss Kate
Koons.
Evening journal., 1896-09-26
CARRIED OFF THE HONORS.

WILMINGTON BICYCLE CLUBS
SUCCESS IN THE TIME WHEEL
MEMS RUNS.
The Wilmington Bicycle Club carried
on all the honors Of the recent century
and 150-mile runs of the Time " neel-
men. OF Philadelphia. These prizes
Wero awarded
First prize-To the Wilmington BIZ
cycle Club for scoring the largest num-
Der OF points. Second prize-To the
Fairhill Wheelmen, for scoring the Sec
ond largest number of points. Third
prize-To the Fairhill Wheelmen, for
scoring largest number Of points for a
club with membership between so and
100 Fourth prize-To Stockton
Wheelmen, of Camden, N. j., for scor-
ing largest number OF points for club
with membership of less than fifty.
Special prize--To Wilmington BIZ
cycle Club, for scoring largest number
of points for an out-of-town club.
Sackett trophy--To Wilmington BIZ
cycle Club, for greatest number Of sur
vivors in the 150-mile class.
Evening journal., 1896-09-26
IN A RECEIVERS HANDS.

This season Of the steamer Republic
was not a successful ones and yesterday
the Cape May and Delaware Bay Navi-
CATION Company, which owns the
steamer, went into the hands of re-
ceiver. The application for a receiver
was made by the Colonial Financial
Company, which is a stockholder in the
steamer and a creditor. William j..
Browning, of Camden, N. j., is the re-
ceiver.
Evening journal., 1896-09-26
FALL STYLES READY.

Fall styles Derby Hats now in stock
in all the fashionable shapes at Ross's,
No. 210 Market street. You will find
the largest stock and best assortment
in the city, selling at prices guaran-
teed the lowest. New Fall Neckwear
and Furnishings.
Evening journal., 1896-09-26
ODD FELLOWS ELECT OFFIC-

SMYRNA, Sept. 6.-McDonnell En-
campment, No. 2, /. o. o. F., and Morn
ing Star Lodge, No. 6, /. o. o. F., held
election of officers last night as fol
lows: Mcdonnell Encampment-Chi
patriarch, J. Fletcher Truax; senior
warden, Walter II. Davis; junior war
den, J. p. Hum; high priest, ]. R.
Cameron; scribe, e. M. Fowler; trea-
surer, Joseph Wright; trustees, George
M. Stevenson, Joseph Wright and e. M
Fowler. Morning Star-Noble grand
John c. Mannering; vice grand, JOS
eph r. Carter; recording secretary
William FAIRIES; permanent secretary
George M. Stevenson; treasurer, JOS
eph Wright; host, J. r. Cameron;
trustees, Joseph II. Wright, J. Fletcher
Truax, II. b. Grieves.
Evening journal., 1896-09-26
FIRsT ALuMNAE MEErING.

The Alumnae Association Of the Will
mington High School will resume it's
fall and winter meetings this afternoon
at o'clock in the High School assem-
bly, room. The graduates of the '96
class will be enrolled as members.
Evening journal., 1896-09-26

professional baseball players Of 1896
Caulifower, Badger, Roach, Pickering,
Diggins, Bear, Bean, News, La Joie,
Nops. Spratt, Lever, Killacky, Cain,
Jordan, Stouch, Fry, Smink, Lipp,
O'Hagan, Standish, Katz, Viox, Pfan-
miller and Weand.
Evening journal., 1896-09-26
FUNERAL OF MISS SALLIE A
TAYLOR.

The funeral of Miss Sallie A. TAYLOR.
who was until a year ago a prominent
teacher in the Wilmington public
schools. took place from her late resi-
dence. No. 1000 Monroe street this af
ternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment was
made in Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1896-09-26
HARTFORD WON THE FIRsT.

In the first game for the Soby cup
between Paterson and Hartford, the
FIRST and second clubs in the Atlantic
League, at Hartford, the Hartford club
won by a score OF 13 to 3.
Evening journal., 1896-09-26
THE GREAT DIAMOND BREAKERo

AAAh OANhAA DlAhO4NO bhhAhEh
THE Great Diamond Breaker" will
be produced at the Grand Opera House
Monday and Tuesday nights by large
and capable company. This attraction
is a strong melo-drama with several
features of a sensational order, one
showing a coal crusher at work being
essentially novel. The hero is cast into
a chute leading to the pondorous jaws,
and is saved at the last moment from
being a mass of crushed humanity. A
whipping-post scene is also introduced.
The play possesses sensation, comedy
and pathos, and is sure to meet with a
most enthusiastic reception by the en-
tire theatre-going people of Whining
ton
Evening journal., 1896-09-26
DO YnI1 sMoKn2

Then do not forget to ask for "City
Market" manufactured by II. f. Bour-
don End an dShipley. For sale by dealers
Evening journal., 1896-09-26
! DELLA FoX NExT WEEK.

Della Fox will appear at the Grand
Opera House on Saturday night, Octo
ber 3, in "Fleur de Lis" She has a
company OF fifty-four artists and car
ries two carloads OF scenery.
Evening journal., 1896-09-26
REAL EsTATE TRANsFERs.

From Allen w. Ruth to Stephen f.
Hamilton, house No. 104 Lincoln
street; from Charles S. Cleland to
Henry c. Robinson. Malin Bryan, lot
az Second and Lincoln streets
Evening journal., 1896-09-26
MARRIED.

GREEN-RYAN.-On September 23.
1896, at st. JOsephs parsonage, by
Rev. Father Birmingham, George
Green and Annie A. Ryan.
Evening journal., 1896-09-26
/. w. GIBNEY
Has moved to No. 419 Market street.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY take
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Drug
Evening journal., 1896-09-26

The price and quality of our
Shoes for boys and girls is a
lesson in true economy-a
money-saving lesson-and the
circle of our friends is rapidly
widening in our children's de-
partment because we are bid.
ding for trade on solid basis.
This basis is honest goods,
combined with the attraction
of small prices.
Evening journal., 1896-09-26
Wilmington Musical and
Educational In Stitute

llOS Market street,
Reception and musicale every evenin
this week. Miss Theodore Wormley. q
Philadelphia, has been engaged for voca
music voice culture and oratorio study Mrs
Frederic w. Darlington for piano, prof
hrbard Schmidt for plano and violin
Music and oratorlo Glasses nov bein
formed Call for terms
Mrs. J. r. MILL1GAN, Princ.pai.
RICHARD SCHMIDT. Director.
Evening journal., 1896-09-26
Pure

Blood means sound health with pure. rich.
healthy blood. the stomach and digestive
organs viii be vigorous. and there will be no
dyspepsia Rheumatism and neuralgia will be
unknown Scrofula and salt rheum win disap-
pear. Your nerves win be strong, your sleep
sound, sweet and refreshing. Hoods sarsapa-
iia makes pure blood. That is why Il cures so
many diseases That is Why thousands take
tito cure disease, retain good health. Remember
Evening journal., 1896-09-26

$l4O for a very good upright piano.
Sl5 for modern square piano. Robelen
& Co., No. 710 Market street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27
Hosiery and Underwear.

i-aj.es' Fas, Black Hose. Monday.
only sigc pair.
I.adses' Fast Black Full rasaioue!
Hose. Monday special I-asc a pair.
va.Ie eec.
ladies' Fleece r.laei Hose. formerly
sod az SAc. .aouaay special lie q par.
Ladies Fleece Lined SIX Finished
nose. formerly sod at Ok. Monday
only &c Il pair.
boys and Girls Heavy Bicycle Hose.
only lSe 81 pair.
ChEdren.s Heavy Grey Mixed School
Huse. Sc a pair.
Misses Heavy Fleece Lined Hose.
Monday Ioe a par.
Misses T'yxo-Threasi Fast Back Hose.
Ice \ pair. value i-'ec pair.
,.hgaren's RibSet Frass Back Hose.
Monday = a pair, value 10 par
i.a3.es Natural GRAY Fleece-aned
lFEiog Suits 4sc, Va.ge &c,
ladies Cream .Cotore5 Heavy Freeze
lined trnion suits Sc. CHEAP a. 81
LADIES' sanitary Gray Inta7 SUITS
Monday ony SIS. valge STA
lne.ta Combination wrappsr. seam
less and g.oxe-gstfinx. IL natural gray.
s. q. formerly Sf.FA
ladies Jersey Triton Suits natural
wooi. nicely finished Nth SIX Satca-
tng ard pearl bsttcns. on-y si.I9. Fess-
lar sasae 8 suit.
Das4tA crEarluatias Sgsts. all Noe,
natural gray Only s.. s. a suit.
Nhv not secure Some uf these woG-
&erflss removal harSI.Gss
Callaren's Sanitary Grav Mixed Ccn'-
rY,ete lire fTors =. -. 1zie - Dr
I'hsaren's tSmesz Hair, finished
sear,s. from Is, and ~, each ua-
4 los OF .ATxs ssEas iegi sn our Ma
ara GRAY. warTartel : per csnt. Ho-sl.
s-s,iss!rass-z I. Underwear. Monday ogSsy %~ss
c8ea.
snstshs. ara BOYS Heavy Natural
C:rax Underwear. cheap az Ac. 10 csosc
out. at -. each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27
New Fall and Winter
Dress Goods.

We have just opened very choice
.xe,sciion Of new fail Dress goods In all
the tales. fabrics and designs. which
~ place on sale az prices which Will
defy competition
New EoueIe Sait.ngs.
Mex Perlpadour Sugtings.
New rauefs Hair.
New Eourse Plaid.
New cashmeTes and Ssrgss In al the
,ea4ing cciorS.
j special Inc OF sg-lneh Plaid Suit
.ngx Ia Erepon effects, only lac a yard.
5s-snch Hoaeyccme Suitinss. only i3c
value 81
epccsai value I'm Black Dress Goods
In Gil the new weaves-
so yards Seyslty Dress Goods. 10 Csc
value. ssc.
ss4inca Scotch Piaids. Waite issr ~ -.
ss-lueh Baucie PiasdS, value &c. iae.
an-nch B0geie Sultings. value DC. ~
a--lneh Boacle Sait!DgS. value &c, &c.
es-susf AlI-Engiisa Ser e at *
ss-lne.a Snowflake Sllt.ngs. ise value.
We
E-inch Boucie sultings. silk effects.
Sc value. sbc
ss-lnrh extra heavy Boucie SnsIings.
Be value. tssc.
stlnch Black Figured soIsel. 7So
4 vaine. ftc.
s-lnch All-wooi English Serge. 45e
ssisse &c
H-sncfs All " col Serge. 20.
1-sm,1 Aii-Wool Serge. black and
cotesed. &c vas.se. s5c.
Line Hair CiotA Lining az &c per
/ yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27
Ladies' Tan OxfOrds
at Cost.

Ladies Tan Oxford. formerly g. new
a. cost. $a
Ladies' Tan oxford. formerly SIS.
Eow al cost. si.S5.
Ladies Tan Oxford. formerly si5a
now a. COST. ice.
Ladies Tan oxford. formerly sls5,
HON IL cost, e.
Ladies Tan oxford. formerly SIS.
noy a. cost. soc.
Ladies Tan oxfovd. formerly 81. now
a. cost. TIC.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27
Wash Goods.

Good Apron Check Cling Mon
day and Tuesday. si-c a yard.
Good Apron ard Shirsing Prints.
Monday and Tuesday. 5i.c yarc.
value g..
Indigo Riue and oil R@i Prints. Nor
day and Tuesday. sizc yard. value g.
Best -smoskeag Check and Broken
Pads. only &c.
Nsw Dress Ginghams IN new fa1 pat
terms. ss.c yard.
New Paid Zephyr Girgha-rs n dark
fail patterns, i-ae. value l-l<c.
simpsons best back ard greys. only
5c yard.
New Persian designs In Wrapper
atarnsis a. si.c and Iec, value f-ss Z
and iss..
Honest Joan Shifting cheygois. Only
j. 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27
Silk Department.

10 yea want WASH SKIS at your own
pflces Well. here they are.
Yangee Sagk az gsc,
A sall iiE.e or coleTs IN wash silks a.
-.
Fancy Figured and Striped silks at
-
ssnssksng fine IN s1~snch Dresden
siiks, ese value. Nogsstay al 3sc.
AZ oHr 81 . Chanwra BE silks. some
&c.
sSsreh Heavy Choking. $50 value,
Monday ST..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27

1900, ,.aos Steck a tAe 13NesE rrsc@s
eser oaose4 su thsS ci1- See "aT
& ladies' uoab'e Texture
ssrr.. AfackinGcxhSs. naNy &12 H.AcA-
49, IL ssa-f.s4.eS' f10Hse Texture
sgFsx,- seree Mac6sat,ssaes- r2vv ari
80 nssxsr aefare sSrs& ~ sses nan
t. O. e-s "a f5.s4' ysaua.e Texture
49,. Sfs Gee MarkEntostsss. serge,
fset-s as,t Asas-M. vexuszar s. - ssA+sk
Pe- - AT~t.s,tles' lso09.~ EeNt'lrs
N sss, Serge. faj1 sweSN aaUase c@i~'.
velvet Cssaa-. regular = Qs&.s.5s I2E
e'er g al .sgs4k' Tssffo1e Texture
yNsAa, SnF4-e 3ssek rtsssaas. Fl &efnea
.se5faf., caes. velvet cossAT. rezAa Ns.Ae
So ,,-..s.
s9ss;s~ xres-,S, NaFNa}ns 81 NzcAif-
..xees AZ Sr. = s. s. agsl 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27
WE WILL MOVE THIS WEEK.
Extra Specials for Monday and Tuesday Only

soeelai Monday. Good Apron Glng-
han gc yss.
Apron and Sssirsiag Prints sac I'D.
fnaixo Blue and OIL Red Prints.
Noy,ssay and Tuesday. 4izc sd.
Sae yds Manufacturers remnants OF
YrtiIt OF the Loom Nusllns AZ sIzc vi.
&05 yslz Manufacturers remnants OF
x-.rscn pAreaIes and English CsnsTsotS.
yaiue f-i@c 70 iSe. Monday ana Tues
dzy only size 81.
.sa ysss Manufacturers remnants
Tezxeesdoxn Outing Fiannels. value
- ard lzsze. Monday and Tuesday on
u nc yss.
4 good Turkish bath towel. Monday
ard Tuesday 5c each
rutscara Soap. Monday and Tues
day special. ise a bar,
Egstsrusilk Soap. Monday and Tues
&sy SPECIAL. - 2 bar
Proctor 4 Candies Ivory Floating
saen, Monday and Tuesday. Sc ii bar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27

Mss Laura Mitchell vas given 3 birth
5av party 0r3 Saturday afternoon ~ ATS.
4 a Y lsnsoseS, zt Eha lattsF's hoIae. -
X * greet IRE affair s4voTec 81 4 f4r@-
we'll party. as tee w0Iug E73ess g kaE0-
expects 20 cave tAs city snortsy- most
ers-yas,s evening was %peat - veeaI ard
INSTRUMENTAL sa4ste ard ceaveE tfofazl
birthday games. Using WITH delicious
luncheon TIE following ladies' assisted
Mrs. W8srnelok sr RECEIVING and entertain
Ing. &rS NItrzeL 5s~s. Ae&ntou. SErs.
rz~hun ARD Mrs. EeT-sin- A pleasant
feature vas tfe present Attoc % @Aeh az
the children q a rosebud ~ The s1sser "a
charge @ the Academy 81 tAe aclT
%aruea w3s3n they w~Te e roIte - the
" lsn.eieS home Those present Al tsss
parry were. AIRS X Mitchell. Mrs 4
W'sznnosek Mr. ard AIRS 2 fEagsaan 4lrs-
L. I.eazs@oa. ~. z. Hanson. Laura Mitch
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27

nensiEgtoE Crochet Cotton &c a bal.
MonEay and Tuesday special
9o.sFe1 knitting costoas. value SC.
Our price &c a bal.
O. y. r. fast back earning cotton.
balls for -.
Hair Vias lc a paper.
Imported German Needles Tc a paper.
LADIES' Storm Run1ers. sizes 10 ".
&c. Monday and Tuesday only.
l4asIles' Gr0al1ets- rIhn@rS. sizes TO
So Monday and Tuesday only &c.
Misses RlbbsrS II 10 :. Monday ard
Tuesday only. &c.
Meas Fine Dress Shoes. pointed toe.
lace. tonlorro. and Tuesday only g. -.
A seG more OF these g shoes left and
VIII he offered again tomorrow aud
Tuesday At 81 q pair,
Misses Glove Grain. spring heel
button shoes. tomorrow ard Tuesday
al 81 pair, sizes IL 20 =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27

Fancy coIores5 jeweiiea set trimming
buttons. Monday and Tuesday SPECIAL.
1lze dozen. sa.ue &C.
Fancy eos3rsd gilt. silver and Color
&c pearl trimming buttons Monday
and Tuesday special at ssaes 2 aoxer..
value Joe and izs dozen
Ladies Back Six watch guards gold
nl1uatlngS. Monday and Tuesday.
SPECIAL &c each.
Ye.veseea Skirt Binding. MONDAY
ara Tuesday special &c 4 yard
salhirens Circle or Round Combs
oaly 81 eacn.
ssocd curling iron oaly &C.
Corset steefs 4c each
Large bottle q pure Sperm machine
Oh. Monday ana Tuesday, * "A bottle
Large itoses Of and 5 o. carpet
t1cka. 3 BIKES scr Sc.
Dress STAYS. steel tipped &C dozen.
Aagio sea wing 5 TX, BLACK - a spool
Anglo 5.asfca hole tHsss. black. .
spooss for -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27
Misses and Children's
School Shoes.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY SPECIALS.
Genuine hid 3afloa Spring Heel. TIP.
SECS Ia 10 .. $40
Genuine Kid Button Spring Heel. tip.
sizes 81 20 II. SI.45.
t,sGulsss Goat Bat 'oa, Spring Heel.
soar tiI. sizes lIis 20 ,. tis5.
Genuine Goa, Button. Sgriag Heel.
solar -, sizes 50 20 II. si.9
tieSusf-e Goat BRtioa. Spring Hee,,
soar ZIP. sizes 3 TO 5. So.
Genuine kangaroo Button Spring
Heel, S5.ar tip. sizes N4s TO :, sl.s9.
Genuine kangaroo Button Spring
Heel. solar ZIP, sizes "a 20 II. <f-s5
Genuine Kangaroo Button Spring
Heel, solar ZIP sizes :, - ;. St2n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27
Notion Specials.

sea .assa prsces s1a 5alsxe ac~ ve
are tore * Cxst EE>.sse
parskas kSstc1. ic = $500
fsss,ks ass tssaes. h 3 e&Ta-
'E-gagiEs1{mS Ess.<st@s- rs * 49, s-.f0s'
atse "a EeESw-
IL - .ra>sss.ss. - = ts.r-e
far.A spool s.g1aress@sS S-S. c-A-F a
& s4s9ss.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27

. Brown. 4Tr. AMI Mrs. G II SAWYER.
A-ss Fiosa Stavsur. Mss Lucy Ssarfuy,.
MisS Lois Adams, Miss Carrie Gsasos.
Mss 1aAae tsfhsor. Mss Rosa Brown.
NJ. r A. Brown Mr. J. < Slater, Cart.
n-Nsn. &F, II. " Lang.
Mss Eteea TcGnEs. CT EoSs entertain "a
we've q eer tTtarl1Is az progressive an@-
ha- thursday evening. The first prize
. small silver ro3. nook and Lire, WAS waa
~ Miss ASt.4 Howard Of Portland TIE
consolation pr2ze. j match holder in rhs
shape OF large-sscusaed Ssh. was woa
~ Bernard MeNlslan. Mss ycsnxss
guests were Mss Legis. Mss Anderson.
Mss Cassie NILS. Miss I<stA Howard
Miss Warner. Mss YosaSs. Mr.. Il. M
Gtlian. Mr.. Leonard Anderson. Ar~ ". =
Mills M. Don Lewis, Ms. Charles Tav-
lor, 9lr. George Morris.
Mrs. Clarence Preston. of Drexe, az
snue. entertained I've tables az Whist last
"Wednesday evening. TIE house was gseasst-
sifu33y decorated with Wild cucumber vines
and rcsss. The firss prize Was Won bv
Mrs Reuben Jones and the Consolation
prize was awarded 70 Mrs. H. =. Kline.
Mrs Walter :. Brooks rsvr IN informal
luncheon last Thursday sog Miss F'iars,1a
Coehrane and Mss Minnie Mitchell az
her hose. - Thsri avenue north. TIE
dining room was decorated in aas. arttagns
ana the luncheon was nicely served au3
greatly en3eyed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27
Boys and Youths Specials
Tomorrow and Tuesday.

Youths solid sizes Il % >. tap soc.
si.e5
Boys Solid" sizes TO s.. tap soc.
ylt5.
Boys "woa.er." sizes TO 5. tap
sole. s.
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Mems Shoe Specials To-
morrow and Tuesday.

Meas Fin. Calf. lace ard congress.
GOODYEAR wet. regular 81. Non1ay an.
Tslessaay s-.s5.
Meas Fire CAT lace assi congress.
reEG.aF S4sS, Monday AMI Tuesday g.
Meas Fine car. lace aaf congress-
regular So. Monday agd Tuesday. s. 20.
MEMS Fine BuT. Iace, regular s. "a
Monday and Tuesday s..
Mems E'sne BuT. lacs, ansi congress.
regular us. n oasisly an1 Tuesday S. -
Mons 1rfre Ee8N. ace regular 3 -.
Monday ara TUESDAY SD
Mems Fine Bur. lacc arai congress,
regular sLsA. Monday and Tuesday 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27

Best Glove Cambria. Monday only
Pee
Something new IN Rastilag, i-lsc val
r. Mondey The
Gas3 ss-lneh Ensilsa Sliesla, Monday
4, To-
Genuine hnrsehalr Lining. S5c value.
Maa6sy at alc
R=ss Fibssr chanois. Monday az Zoe,
..Aareen Skin ing. yalue -3e. Monday,
/ ~ yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27
New COmtorters.

Just resss.vei. tao caSes OF new
homemade soft tcnaeorteTs in pretty
fancy light shades. s1.S0 value. on.y
sl..@ apiece.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27

TIE 9nlfEal party - the Rhod0tssn2re-
efs.a AZ fsra@sata hall last Wednesday
eseuing ss4s a a4stssrlas s1ccssg asas a'i-
s.ss~s wall f5r the affairs that are 10 nsaks
10 sha wssgsr ser4es This hail sass pref
tsfy decorated e0r tire occasion white 80
:y7sss,s IN ia language OF s.Ese % the fair
rsarsse.naaas ash Simply divine" Among
thoza present. were nOsge@t Mr.. and Me-
WIN A Thompson. Mr.. ard Mrs n. r
w-hss!ey, Nr ard Mrs. q. E. ward. dF az
Sf~vx. A T. Shrewe. Mr.. AMI Mrs. = -.
Gale. Sir ard Mrs BroEn. MISS Ks1nezT.
Mss II Ham.fE0a. 1fiss JoanE1a. IS Me-
- Mrs Henderson. Miss Bates. - Cass-
garrsa: Mlza May Thompson. Nlss =.
WlasLso~. Mass Ward. Mrs. ~ 4@sesa. Mr.
T. &. Eeane3y As- NJ p9Faal1soTa. NJ
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srewarr. SIR. X. K WaaaTss. ~. =. =
Smith. 9r Z J. Drew. Afr- Cslzngof4, AF-
Devsrel ard Victor e. &rgaaaH--
rTns Too Whit C'EEos ssecz81 dance Tas
given last TsnursAAy avsu3rs ana proPtt.
- satogarle a. usual. T'9cse IN attend
anns were Mrs. Cs8ase,ek. caapeTeTe.
Ms Afiea Tex. Miss AFnes Earress, MIS-
Msva asga~e.saak- A}ss Ages -AFlnarn- Mis-
wn-xuxret. xVos8, Msss MaE1s G.Aseeek.
ssss3 s-xrfersse K2gx. " sws D7sant MIS-
Fsrvrraa T.s1ugaEssat. Mis- a&I4earSsss<E- 81 -
asn,s@ F-ar-iszzarrss Af8ss Gillette, Ms
ggefker Hiss gaekTn. Mr. Hal Lam
zrsn~ ~ t4sss Eacoseaes AZ. ksTk. f..
5. Cummings. Dir. Joseph Efi6. ST.
CAaraes Lyaga, IL. l. J. sEaR&sSI- Ax.