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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-01-19

In the Matter OF the1
Estate OF T.. j. Tur.
ner, Deceased, R.C.
Orr, Executor.
Pursuant to an order OF the Judge
OF said Court, made on the 1lth day
of January, 1896. notice is hereby Civ
on that Robert G.. Orr, Executor Of
the last Will and Testament OF said
Deceased, made TO the said Court,
and filed in the Office of the Clerk
thereof, on said day, Return Of Sale
made by him on tie 18th day OF Oe-
tober, 1895, under tho provisions OF
the last Nill and Testament Of said
Deceased OF the folio wing described
real estate and for the following
named sum, to wit: An undivided
one-halt interest in and TO the North
East Il OF the SOUTHEAST ID, the
South = OF Southwest u and
South y OF South East Il OF Section
2G; also like interest in and to the
Northwest u Of SOUTHEAST Il OF
Section 80; nlso like interest in and
to South. West of Northwest u,
the South East Il OF North West Il
and North-East Il OF Section 81; also
like interest in and TO North East
u of North East Il, North e OF
Northwest IA and North West IA
OF North-Enst IA OF Section 80, all
IN Township 81 North OF Range 30
East, in Elko County, State Of Nova
da, for the sum OF $1,000. 90. as will
more fully appear from said return
filed as aforesaid and 10 which refer
ence is hereby made for further par
ticulars.
And notice is hereby further gwen
that Friday, the 9th day OF January,
1896, Mt o'clock p. III. ut tho Court
room Of the Courthousein tho Town
OF Elko, in said county, has been fixed
for tue hearing OF said return when
and whero any person Interested in
SAID Estate may appeur and file writ
ten objections TO tho confirmation
OF faid eale and may be heard and
may produce witnesses in support OF
such objections.
JOHN HENDERSON,
Clerk OF said Court.
ijy14dtd.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-01-19
Total disbursements. ,si5,32

Balance in treasury. ....s35.7l7
The above balance stands to the
credit Of tho various funds ns pcr
Trcasurcr's Balanc" Sheet, dated
Jan 2, 1896:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-01-19
NOTICE.

The undersigned owners ofthe Standing Elk,
Holman. Cleveland Tripoli and East fripoli
mines located NJ Railroad Mining District, Elko
County, Nevada. haviag leased or bonded the
mines TO Jns. ". Tickets and John r. Donne-
Ian, Of Salt Lake City, Utah, hereby give nsiiec
that we will not hg responsible for any deb,s
incurred sy the said mincs ailtr this date.
HoRAct X. THuRBEA,
JrHrrRsOs HaFrlpssp.
HIko, Iuly 2i.;&t
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-01-19

Total. hl........"......5i 5iJri29 %
SUMMARY.
To,nl receipts. .sS1,OIG 50
Cash paid To State Dec
settle nent ..... 5000 90
Cash sent State on HcU't
Judges salHry... E. 2,S32 10
Paid from county funds. g,32G 81
Paid from school finds. $3.50 32
Paid from road funds. II GO
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-01-19
JOINT STATEMENT
AUDITOR AND TISEASUI,E
nE E,IKn- EnIrA.rnI.

AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF EIKO' COUNTY.
For the Quarter Ending Dec. 81,
1903. 4
State OF SEvADA,t
County Of ElLo. Sc.
AUDITOR's OFFICE
Jan. G, lsGG
10 The Honorable Board of County Commie
sioners OF Elko County, Nevada.
SESILENEN: W" herewith submit our Quar-
tcily Report of the Finances cf the Couurv
LOT thn quarter ending Dec IL. 1895.
Respectfully submitted:
T.. T.. BILKEY.
Auditor
JOHN HENDERSON,
Treasurer.
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
Our Great Money-Saying
Removal Sale.

slaxhing shoes. We mean prices, right
Marking down shoes which were al
ready markell lower tnan most stores
harSa.n pflces. making yasr dollar do
three times more than the dollar 81
brings the crowd TO our shoe store.
our aaadses use1 "a 3e-saat'S What
fsalsssa. f+hoeaiata e'o.or Fine Wei
kia Burton Shoes. perfect glove nttinE.
in al sizes ami widths. u lace ana
hutton, value $ per pair. removal
Iaaless I.enol~ XII. narrow square
Toe. complete isus or sizes and widths
nrA ssresS shoes. every pair warranted.
regular 81 Shoes removal price sSs@
tastes. C.oss or XII Top Rutton
Shssa@ gsew opera and square zoe. Gre
vraGe KID regular s. shoe, removal
tSs.ss<' f4ne pongola Ki8 Button
Shes narrow Square ana aperE toe Ia
ssf3th snd ksa Ton SOIL al over this
eltg fer s.. removal pgtse s. par.
tslsiksrenas Psheie Goat ard Fine
sasa1sfy Grain saoeS also the ceie-
hrates1 Lizzie ssisng ss.'asass s.aeeS ssxss
Is s. xa3alo s. Is. nos sc pair; sizes
80 10 III, value s. 81 n0w SIC pAsr5
ses ilss 10 2 value so. removal
49, ara tsaasrrn's Tan ara Choo-
..,sfe tssstofssl Genuine Csoat Skin Bat
s5sr tcaars ~ slleef "a ~ sc and Wy
psir. worlh 81. SIS ana s -
Ate-s= N9ne G-als SAoes. NSl2e -, re-
NOVA pvacs 2 fssir.
Man.S tssssssysSar Welt g1tff Shoes re-
&c. gr~saa 81 81 20 s. N PAR.
Mes E-5nn NeIse3 Shippers. cEaoroii-
cred. ts1ls week. &c pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16

Fsney Dsmities. value &c. only no
IF frss.y Corded DimItiss. value ioc. on
1r,ss.s ard Apron Bingham. FAC yard
fsnry Striped Outing Flanneis. 5szc
Tssssl Down Outing F7annels. value
4. orIy TIC yard.
rrsit of ~ the Loom and Longs
Az F.e4rhess Muslin. mill rcmnants.
se,s.s 81. oaiy &c yard.
Gsoa Quality India Linen. value dc.
vas Quality India Linen. short
,9xlh. yalne zsc. only ice yard
eSrer Plain Nalnsook. value zoc.
II xsiIling SIX. black and white. only
gatlsrrnilk Toilet Soap. tomorrow on
y q bar
ir.sh Point Curtain. value tz.ss. re-
noyai price sI.D pair.
LADIES' Fine Chocolate. Dark Tan.
ccinfed. B1stan and Lace Shoes. value
& removal price SIS pair.
Ladies' Black DQugela oxford Ties,
sa,sss 81 removal price aAe pair.
BOYS brownie overaiis. Blue DENIM
L;akflc SnSpendfYs. only &c pair.
Ladies New Style Llnon Collars,
hxh and tern-do@n, yslan &C. toEnor-
sor 3d.
Hack Aii-sslk Gamze Ribbon, ss-lnch
ride. yalae Isc. removal price loe yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
Dress Goods.

Down. down 20 the prleess every
hing cut 70 the lowest level. Real
valan and cost q secondary c0nsidera-
Ion 10 our determination 10 clear out
every dollars worth OF merchandise
before moving.
Slach Plaid and Fancy Dress Goods.
value Toe aud lzisc. removal price 6isc
SsFi.
Flns AiI-Woal Serges and English
Cashmere. ss-inch. value 15c. i9c yard.
ss-inch S'olerrd ErjdeArent Serge. re-
&uced fresa &c - 2stc yard.
Treacn Wool Plaid. k0-lnch. fall Styles
yaHe &C. naw Sc gard.
New Fall Novelty S8liings. value &C.
REMOVAL price &C yard.
Ssorfn Serge. ail-wooi. 5o-ineh wide,
value sc. removal price 4sc yard.
Black and White Pin~Checkea Suit
Ing. value 1sc. now &c yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16

Mrs. Gem. az I.atoua. ard her son are
in the judo cottage.
AIRS. John Williams ana sfrs. Resves re-
turned 10 Seattle Wednesday.
Mss Ella I Dunlap, q Seattle. ~ the
guest % Miss Marie Mcintyre.
Mr. anf Mrs gfeIleubrand. of Seattle.
and thelr daughters occupy the Thompson
place,
Nrs Young. Mrs. Duggan and Miss Eris
Young Of Seattle. are Visiting Mrs Nc
Tsoxall.
SIR. c. II. finsabauzh. Mss Mary rknsa--
baugh and sir. z r. 2aFtsn are al hotsi
ChaatMuaua.
.ur. q II. Reeves and daughter Jessie,
or Seattle. with a camping outfit. arrived
on Thurg4zY-
Mrs Harmon and Daughter Ruth and
zg~s WaEfehesa and tao sons. Roy and
Ray. o. Seattle, are teating.
The veran8a Of the Reese cottage Is BY
common consent the chief rallying point.
under Tee stars Ana Stripes. whenever tho
steamers come ~.
Miss Eta pey0e. SECRETARY OF the r. ".
g A. % Seattle. and her naG1hsr are err
toying the sea Nrmez@s and acquiring tHs
EhAutassata aBu@tife.
The annaal picnic ~ the Farners' Cub.
ns4a Yesterday. 1Bst west % TIE beach.
axsa most IN ioyabl@ affalr* FegTsf came
from al parts 81 AsuEY ard F9snon, n
boats wagons. on h9rsea9ek arto on foots
49, sgss3ss- 4 rsls-rssar a. cs.npers sweiisf
the rr9sva n Il Van Usnsa was master
81 ceTe monies, ar4 tire k@2Asl ntnl ass
cS@fsa9 seine choice muse ATlaprI A-a-
Dor ire alge~x and pines most delert4Ffs
t,taLes sfnner MA aflee&i}y olspys&N OF.
aFs4r aeatrh rectal iQflN Wefe TsaSeFts1 ~
Nc raarre. Nlsa NrtsErs0s<s A4Ss 1ness,
Mss FsYers. Mss E,aerF sna siss -.
woosselrT Mss DeFos gaze couple d
caoscs selections.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16

and Wien TIE Eeans LADY TesaxneS Frc-n
1stEsears uAere she had Assa seat o.
81 sEr@na, sae faurs q rsrry corsrsuT 81
x'eiaaS friends sNaSl.rE her Games were
sf81ssFa n fFesn onta s fosssasa ~
1Niaks rsrass later tR gsc exea3u- Eae
yonns guests. WIZ rhelr hostess. enjoyed
EsssstaE en- sNe Aske AEnaax tness prrs-
a1s weTes Mss PeT3a gsgsssazt. Miss Esssra
TAYLOR, Mss Esfie Asa.F Hiss ReEa Olson.
Mss Gsrsrl4sis Wares. Mss LILA Dixon
AiSs Alma MaTrts. Miss Margaret Wy1ne
Mss Fela 4aaags. Ass Saarlesss
Bros re- Master Eharies Warren. Master
Nay Crsssers. Aa 4 Blame fiafss. Mzs-
Ter Aa03g1 NkSaE, Master Carrie Merits.
Master Raiph Erewns. Master Fred
Yoangs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
Removal Sale of Linens
and Crashes.

gagkty Res Tahle DArssk. value sSe.
cav l-@c 3ard
.s-tnes Fxf.s Quality O8 Rsa Table
Aare2Sk. Fs -s.s .-se. oHfy ~ yard.
inca Sycr Reached Table Inca,
Fsa nsake. Ha'ae es-. renewal TTsce
% gara
sSlnch Ham. acheR Table r1amask.
TsvE
Sine pouhta Satin pamask. grass
ass2ess-3, A.ss sr4io. value ia re-
Aes2i pslea
is-lncA SssRsus Afl-Linea Crash.
fsi2e Tie aa3v s. rArd
S-saeh sssv IS Ali-l4nen CRASH. re-
nneyel prsee fs NarL
sssc Yar3
AxH Pure f.nen 1faok Towsls. re-
Nova rriee tAe yard
Nxis f'are Iisssa Fuek Towels. re-
nova Prise 49,
81 Aa-Isaea Hack Towels, rosae-
g TfasN ee - fsts-
-sn's Sra Sa-t Falsaea Castoa
kSNeiSs Fe8aesss 80 &C.
saiy Is.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
Notions and Belts.

Black Sewing silk. 100 yanis to SPOOL
&c spool.
Fasting Cotton. 300 yard spool.
spools for g..
White Pearl Buttons. Sc Dozen.
aud 10 inch Eyer-ReSsiy Dress
stays value fSr. row Ice dozes-
Nickel Belt Pins. - each.
Nfckei-pIatei Curling Irons 9c.
Cir Eesgg. 1ne quality. reduced from
CSC 10 shc.
auS &sc.
silk Watch Guards. gold trimmings.
reduced 10 &c. &c and BE-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16

Ter % rreruons's young men gave
social hep az the Fremont opera. house
frl9ay eseaiag. Ahoat afty young society
people were present and the affair was
thoroughly enJoy@3 by every one. The
Eskroaesses we've. Mrs. 4. SEYMOUR, Mrs.
~. X. Merwln. Mrs II p. Miller ana
Mrs. It. Herbert
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16

The "Wednesday 2. NJ Csuh met with
Mrs. T. T. Pore. ST.. on Vermont street.
Eagewaier. Wednesday afternoon. The
topse VAS Ancient and Mo8ern Liter
atnre." and entertaining papers we're pre-
scented hy several of the members. fol-
lowed by . general discussion ard q short
oxo<ra unle OF vocal Fnasic.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
Removal Sale of Lace Cur
tains.

Nottingham Lace Curtains. reduced
10 35c pair.
Fine Nottingham Lace Curtains. Orr
sntal pattern. value "A. removal price
SIS pair.
irish Point Curtains. reduced from
$50 10 si.5o a pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
Removal Sale of Hosiery
and Underwear.

ratsex' FTne Imported Fsu1l Regular
sss.-s., s.ss,rs Sss-kisssS. essawe3 SOD. we're
-. removal srtca tas-.
IaAass I-nnseachcA StlhrtsE11
SieasAsnsS. xAaGe ts1. sensovA- pTEcs i'se
stsSs sseavv Trnh1e snes Fsafbrsg-
ra'w geea. Vasue a.. rencsa. prize 80
s-sg,.grw..s Tbsrk Hess. raiaee3 20 -
pair 49, .-.s
-. urAlfs r.as,e tess SsgIfs -
surel graES sI.sS - Sl-lA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
Removal Sale of Wash
Goods.

~ II NJ Z. FNIt-tlZ7e
:. Irish Hand spun Dress Linen. value
=. renewal priee fkc ward
ne Grass lawns, oniy 22isc Yar3.
:, White or BLACK Pidac. reduced 70
Ac yari
=. Asht Shlrtng CalEcees. reduced -
Si7c yAra
hest Indigo Blue Catcocs. emily SO
Dark Paris Sixteen. reduced frcm 80
. EAe yara.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16

Prices that Will move them
S-baftun Cream Channels Gloves,
value SOC. removal price CSC pair.
Fine Gaace Kid Gloves IN cream.
with black embroidery. value $l.0o, re-
movL price 65c pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
Infants Dresses.

Plain White Cambria Long Dresses.
removal price asc.
Fancy Embroidered and Ruffled Long
Dresses. reduced from sase to SO.
Others reduced from Sl.fo 20 Sc
Beautiful Embroidered Ones. reduced
from s. = TO Sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
Black Goods Down in Price.

H-lneh Rack Ari-wooi Serges. value
Sr. removal price &c yard.
Fine Imported Black SIX Finished
Henrietta. value Sc, removal price sec.
Extra Fine Satin Soleli 44.iaca. value
IL removal price Sc yard.
Tnfnoverahle Black Ail-N COL Reps,
sAlneh. value 9tc. only i5e yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
Removal Sale of Innings.

&-ineh sllecses. reduced 10 sAc yard.
Best Quality kli Finished Skirt LAM
ng, enls SIC yard
Rustic TaffettaS. hard finished, D.
Meh wide. removal price i2sac yard.
Fiber Fshrle inseriinlng. s3-snch,
saile &c. only l5a yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16

Nsa C5e1rrtz BErrGff vas given a saT-
srIs> TzaTslsy af1ern9on IN nassoT % Der
tensa AsrEnd4y The pEetsy SrRea 3ake
Bone q her parents was powered n EeSss
al .zaly other c2c.-s fragrant e0xs.ss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16

.-&-sneh Wide AIl.wool Waite Baby
lsaneL value sSe. removal price &c
N-iaeh Riesched shaker Flannel. re-
HsRAf 9rsre tasc Yard.
lam Dazsef Shaker Flannel. re-
caced 10 sis. SC. &c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
Special Offering in Laces.

NalencseDnas fsaces In the prevailing
narrow width. choice assortment. az &c.
o., e, f0c yard.
2i2-!uca *lda real Torchon Laces. re-
dueef to zlzc yarL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
Millinery Sale.

yo,sr eAnsce - AIRY TTsssrTes ftAt- -
49, s..sssss safss@ % Sc 81 yoNr cSosce
80 ..hsss-a - any IT nasnef va IS
.,ss.,sssE = gsse shaN NsH fcas Ysss8e ga
- esssss ks-,ssss Trimmed SasaoTz. re-
ss4lce. Iroza e. % - 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
QOmestics-Ra Bargains.

Soft Finished Bleachea Muslin. s.
lnnh. valae r. removal price SIC yard.
Extra Gualtty Elnached Muslin. xalua
sc renewal price Sc yard.
Asoasdale al Cambria. emily oc yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16

tween Madison ana Nsdro-a parks. Here
are 30 be found quite 4 contingent 81 city
fo-k who have abandoned the town for ne
aasss delights o. outdoor life. At Roaring
Camp tie following party OF young pea-
PIE have been enjoying themselves since
the middle Of June Miss May kunsz. Aiiss
Jennie Iugffs. Mss Elizabeth FTlestiey.
Mss Essse Kinney. Mss Ada Buck. Dir.
Wyatt Upper. Mr.. Arthur Upper. AR. Fred
French. Mr.. ard Mrs. \. l. Piper. Mr.. and
Mrs ". W. French. Mr.. and Mrs. WI
French. Mr.. and sfrs. George Morrill,
Their camp has been the scene OF many de-
lgghtful gatherings Of stay-at-h0rnes and
efYaras 50 marked a Transition from city
life thar the party win continue their OUT
Ing well into September.
A party % young people. ehaperoned by
Mrs. BENJAMIN Miles. EnJoye& an outing
AZ Woodlands Thursday. The young folks
picknicked 10 their hearts content and
had a delightful boat ride on Green lake
In the evening. Among those In the party
were. Miss Gertrude Anderson. Miss Ell
la Clark. Miss BESSIE Smith. Miss Peek.
Miss Simpson. Miss Warner. Miss Mills.
Miss McEwin. Miss Macdonald. Mr.. W.
e Mills. Mr.. z. r Macdonald. Mr.. Ern-
est Boyle. Mr.. Leonard Anderson. Mr.. r.
Taylor. Mr.. f. 5. Morris. Mr.. Charles
Taylor. Mr.. George Morris.
Mrs. l.. f. I4asdeth. Mrs, NJ. A. Merritt
OF New Haven. Conn: Mrs. f. n. Clark.
Miss Warner. Miss Edna Garetson, Miss
Cassie Mills. Miss Morris and Miss EHnice
Simpson enjoyed an outing at Ravenna
park wednesday.
Mss Goddard. Miss Brooks. Miss Robin
son, Miss Ashgorth. Mr.. w. A Gordon.
Mr. w. F. Buhtz and Mr.. H. @. Neolett
made up a pleasant boating party on Lake
Union Wednesday evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
Outings.


Commodore Hensel entertained 4 jolly
yachting party or the Nora lasg Thursday
After cruising aboat I'll lunch tire n land
ing vas made near Eagle Harhor ard aft
er feast Rad been spread ard psrtaken OF
"a true picnic style some time was pleas
artiy passed ia strollirg about the pretty
Nttle hay. On the retgrn "trip moments
unusual diversion was afforded BY the sud-
6ea ard uear appearance % a whale.
which spouted proudly ard thrlee showed
his length % thirty fees % ire apprecEatjve
enloakers lie fnzily disappeared. haw-
ever. without nearer acquaintance. the
crew having decided not 70 part wath .heir
Jonah. They we're therefore nc. surprised
Al being becaIued soon after. bat reached
The city shortly after nine. sell satisfied
with the DAYS enjoyment Tan yachterS
were Comme30rs Henssl. Mrs, Cadv. sfr
ard Mrs. Horace Compton. Mr.. and Mrs
Bowen Niss Cady. Mss Calhoun. Miss
Ssyrc Miss May K1iou. NJ Hilton. Mr.
ReHo Stevenson. Mr.. Smith. Sir. Killen,
NJ. clyde Gresham.
Miss Essse KINNEY entertained A number
az bar friends on Mon5ay hv 3 picnic ~
West Seattle. The afternoon being srent
very pleasantly ard Ia fae evening a seig-
cious luncheon was serVeE The Perhaaz
was chartered for the occasion. and "A r,ar-
tigu 81 THE time VAS spenl la the evening
On tAe bay i vas take hour when the
guests returned 70 the city. after a feyous
DAYS eHtiaE- Those present acre. Mrs
kinney Mrs Ross Mrs. Tnxlls. Mrs Ns--
Eon. Ms JeaRte Tnslis. Miss Mae He'll
SheahAa Mss Marion Mcdonald Mss
Bessie Inslss. Mss CsuEklln. Mss Fisher,
Mss schulz Miss Nary Mcdonald. Mr.
Ralph Ross. Mr Fred Jackson. Afr. VIII
IaEiis- 4T. St,iuEer. AR. In6ls
The campers az AK poInt are SIN en-
3ayluE the PLEASURES that accompany ous
- 3nar l5fe an4 making Nerrv ira DAYS
ard aighls az that psctuTesQae snat. TIE
DAYS are takeu np with bathing aaa 3lsat-
lrg BY the las.es. The snen Uesnz in ne
city atteu 3Ir< - business. wa5ze tae even
iHEs. ws8e brsEaf BY the traditional for
Hre. are sps1t IN muse ard story spin
z-aE. Wy5le fhis sitsle tented colony nsar
nat p0sssss Ai4 tlse comforts of a ho-na-
Sc IS VEL supplied wita eve-y tAgnx that
makes camp lie 50 aelights1i
Seattle has many charming sylvan -
treats Nlthsa q sAors rS1ses e. ifS fsrrsss
Huf rafEars 10 spcf Possesses 80 raurh
rural cezaty. coGss1st stth re4slv acoesss-
t.l.ly - tie CITY, as Frsz1hs cove. az Ia
sc.sure 9: -A@s Ha<S-zs.oz 1-.4ray De-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
Removal Sale inducements
i'm COrsets.

IAfzez' Dress Form Corsets. fast
black So teen. value sIca. removal prlca
65c pair.
Odds and Ends IN Black and Gray
corsetz. removal price Sc pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
Lodge and Church TnfertaInments.

Mrs Harriet Z. Parkhurst. who FOR
twenty years has been a member or the
First Methodist Episcopal church. and has
heeeu very prominent IN religious and
benevolent circles. was given an informal
reception n the church rs8Tiers iast Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Parkharst's many
frieDds from all parts Of The city file3
the PRETTY decorated church paflogs.
After greetings and conversation. an iua-
promptG but delightful musical pro
gramme was rendered by Mr. ~. II
Groas. Mss Pearl Marble and the Misses
goyfnEfon. n behalf 81 a number az
Mrs Parkhursts friends. Dr. shsnklin
presented her with az appropriate Eog-
vnssr Of the oaeasion, and her short
speech OF acknowledgment was most
happy and fuN OF feeling Mrs. PARK
hurst leaves n q fey days Tor Palo Alto
- remain for year, az the end 81 whscn
her friends hope 70 welcome her back 10
her former field OF usefulness.
on wednesday last the ladies' ~ the Ala
Society Of the North Seattle Baptist
church held an sIi-7Av meeting a. tfs
Residence OF Mrs. A. Hon on Fifth ay-
enEe north. Busy fingers d.1 lot q
sewErz. aa4 tongues as busy almost IS
ran ghe nngars Among ether taings i
was decided that their cAarch on Cedar
street and Fffth aven7as res7r1 . reg
coat az paint. 50 taess fasstes oegl4es %
celebrate che sexsntA anniversary 0t taelT
charch erEau iEati0a by giving fSee-w4l
Offering social the ofYerlrzs 70 80 toward
san aaintBnr Of fhe building The pro-
rrannse committee 5 ~ HoEk. and plans
are Asszx lad for pleasant time az fhis
soegsl. which occuEs n less taan s-res
x@eA1
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Take James street ear. only direct Ans
20 the circus.
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BEFORE
Removal
Clearance.

a THE REMOVAL INTO OUR
xxw SECOND Az ESr-E NEAR BECOMES
soer IMPERATIVE REDUCE THIS WEEK
ynrcES THAN DETER
uxEp TO LARGER PRIOR TO
1ruoyAa. PR AccoRDrsGLY THIS SALE
s ! GENUINE BUYERS:
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TAKE James street car. eniy esrect IlH.
% The efregs
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FIRST Regimes. band Lescal PAX thia
s.se1ao9a.
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Seattle has msuy charming sylvan -
treats wlthsz 3 short rS1sas e. sfs TRAITS
1uf rerEaF - NJ sEcE pa~ssssas 80 much
rural u~RaEy. EoZaz1et Hlth Fsasay aceesst-
t4.ly - tie clty, as F-szchs eove. az Ia
ss.sure 9. -zAs sXaxs--zs 80 ---.vays De-
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Mr. W g. Esooe save ore 90 Gse pre-.
sssef eAfons az tha ss&sua yesseraes
isssenfsrv. ard a. tha saEse flsra
ca stsa. as Mrs. n. A. &arft. wAa hsx
aeea sns ksv sts1er. Mrs. Z. f. 93r1y.
80 tee rzss SIX weskS ssrs. &artfs hslne
= q T-zs-aaR. ArH EAeTe Aer azsaaraz Is
5s~aesr e-zaEc8 Ia mining srs Ssere STE
= saa ~ tha leasssEs "a saess. aa1 osnssa-
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s<ats.e Ma Hart .@s E>s-s many .x.s-@x
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Graves entertained
Commandant and Mrs. j. c. Morong and
Capt. and Mrs. W. w. Robinson. jr, at
dinner last Monday evening.
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Judge and Mrs. III. G. Bond. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. ". Andrews, Mrs. Wilson. Miss
Furth. Mr.. Barnes and Mr.. Whitney. of
Everett. left on the steamer City of To-
peka for trip 10 Alaska. Many friends
were a. the wharf 10 bid them bon voy-
age.