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The news boy., 1896-03-28

~ Northern Seed Potatoes and
Northern Seed Oats at Tenkhoff' s,
Commerce.
The news boy., 1896-03-28
REPUBLICAN HARMONY.
How they Scramble for the Pi

How they Scramble for the Pic
Counter in Stoddard.
From the Bloomfield Cosmos (Rep.,:
"1n answer to call the Republican
Convention met last Saturday.
There was considerable i'll feeling
brewing and rough time was an
ticipated, but it came sooner than
expected. The cause was due to the
nominee for Congress, there being
two factions, Motley and non-Mozley
men. Immediately following the
temporary organization which was on
motion duly carried made per-
manent, an objection was made by
T. ]. Ulen, who, regardless of the
call for order, claimed that it was a
scheme of some kind and that it was
q fraud from the start and that the
chair was as deeply implicated as
any one else, whereupon the lie passed
and the ink gently flowed down the
sleeve of the chairman as he held
the bottle in mid.air. After this
little disturbance motion was made
to close the doors against all who
were not delegates and it was un-
animously carried. Being left alone
the delegates fought the battle them
selves. They tried to instruct but
were bitterly opposed, therefore
our delegates 60 to the Poplar Bluff
Convention to vote as they please. y
From the Dexter Messenger (Dsm.):
"Things waxed warm and Mr.. Ulen
placed himself in front of the chair
man and demanded q hearing, claim
ing that there was evidently fraud
somewhere and that in as much as
the chairman had refused the call
for a division on the question of
making the temporary organization
permanent, that he (Gillispie) was a
party to the fraud and was occupying
the chair fradulently. Gillispie rose
to his feet and called Ulen q ID
liar. Ulen Immediately passed the
epithet back and tried to get to
Gillispie. Gillispie instantly seized
an ink bottle and drew back as if he
meant to dash it in Ulen's face.
Friends rushed in and kept the angry
men apart. Things were quieted
down and Gillispie' shook the ink out
of his coat sieve and again picked uI
the gavel and entertained a motion
to clear the room of everyone but
the delegates. The motion prevailed
and the newspaper men and all were
put out of the house and the dool
ocked and guarded.
The news boy., 1896-03-28
SHEkIFF'S SALE.

= BY virtue and authority Of a transcript OK
ecutiOn issued from the ONCE Of the clerk of
the circuit court of the county of Scout and
State of Missouri. February 9. 1885. and re-
turnable to the April term, 1893 Of said court.
and to me directed, in favor Of w. j. McD0n.
aid and Thos. J. Cole against Frank u. Hud-
right, title and interest of the above named
defendants In and TO the following described
real estate. situate In the county of SCOTT and
Stare Of Missouri. as follows, to-wit:
All of lot three 90 Of the northeast quarter
and the east half Of lot three (D Of the north.
west quarter all In section one III, township
twenty-seven CD north and in range thirteen
Q;D east, containing 10 acres. Levied ON sub
3ect TO deed OF trust
Wednesday, April ~, 1896,
At the door of the courthouse in Benton,
Scott county, Missouri. between the hours OF
mine O'clOck o. m. and nve O'Clock p. m. and
during the sitting Of the circuit court Of Scott
county. sell 10 the highest biddev all the right.
title. Interest, claim and property OF the
above named defendanfs Of, In aud to the
above described property or 20 much thereof
as shall satisfy said execution and the coets
thereof. WI BATS. Sheriff.
The news boy., 1896-03-28

New5boy.
You get your home paper FREE.
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U. orw. commenccment Ran.

The big event OF the week. and one which
will Iinger in the miads OF many of the
younger set especially for days 70 come,
was the commencement bali given by the
senior class of the University OF Washing
ton al the cadets armory Wednesday even
ing. II was thought to be impossible TO
improve on the cadets leyee given last
winter. but with two such charming and
artistic young ladies' on the committee as
Miss Agnes Ward and Miss Margaret
Crane 10 assist Mr.. William Beatty. there
was no end 70 Improvements. The decora-
tons. which were mainly n the class col
ors green and white. and the class flower.
nsroissas. were festooned most gracefully
about the haIl. and shone rad'antly
through the glare Of the many fneantes-
cent lights scattered about IN cosy effect
The dance programmes were little dreams
the design being the creation Of Miss Ber-
tina Young. a favorfte student OF the ins;i-
tuition. Refreshments were served through
out the evening, and as usual found great
favor. The floor was never better and the
music never so good. Mss Ward. Miss
Crane and Mr.. Beatty received many COM
pliuezts during the evening for the clever
manner in which they arranged and car
rsed 70 completion the ball Among these
present were noticed: Mrs. Mark wilrod
Harrington. Mrs. whalley, Mrs. Mark Bal
ley. .r Mr. Abrams. Mr. Sam Crawford.
@fare 4k-s -'St fAAtlcs Sts-- sGfiAtr33s
Miss Jessie Hanfcrd, Miss Marion Melon
ala. Miss Lulu Moore. Miss Lydia Lover
ing. Miss Isl!a. Miss Inglis. Miss Ida
Sn'ih. Mss Alice Fisher. Miss Hattie
Palmer Miss Helen Dorrance. Miss 10
Ri1eway. Miss Lillian Reagh. Miss Hearfia
p, Wood. Miss Ella Beck Allen. Mss
Gardner, Miss Jessie Tiversns cunaingtsn.
81 Tacoma: Miss Ida Corey. Mas Olive
Miller. Miss Bessie Inglis. Miss Andrews.
Miss Anna pYvff Miss Bertha young Miss
AIiez. Miss Agnes Ward. Miss Mabel
Ward, Mss Lois Me50ra Adams. Miss Ma
garst Ellen Crane. Mss Helen Anthony.
Miss Eva Campbell Miss Clara Baxiev.
Miss Carroll, Miss Banks. Miss Eva Bur-
tzEane. Mss Nellie Phillips Mss
Mattie Heating, Mixe Kest.ng. Mss
Lillian Gillette Miss Ethel Young. Mss
Rose Crane. Miss Mabel F'isken. Mss
May Ahrsmbs. Miss Boyd Miss Grace
Catch. Nr. ssn1ue, Irwin. Mr. William
In<liS. Nr. Harold Post, Mr.. John Wing.
M Coll Murray. Mr. Ben snfrez. Mr.
Frank Miften. Mr.. Rosert Abrams. mr.
Harold Walton. NJ. Walter Ru'x Mr.
George Kellogg. Mr.. August RosenFeEaf.
M Wezsher~ax. Nr. Harry Richardson.
M Anruidown. Mr. Claude Ramssv.
Mr.. Charles Graves. of San Francisco.
Mr. william Beatty, Mr.. ChaFiss Leese.
NJ. Clifford Ar&ruz. Mr. Walter Fulton
Mr.. John Carroll. AT. HEgh George. Ms-
Jack BOYD Mr. Arthur Crookzfl. Mr..
JOHN Dixon. Mr. Albert burrows. Ar.
Tel Hicks. Mr.. WsekfeIi Thozn yzaoa. Nr
Htanson- Mr. Robert Jo7es, Ar- Jack
Graf. NJ wElan T1rnhali. Mr.. Harry
Farmer Giles. Mr.. Richard Burrows, Ar.
Esaaa4d Palmer. Mr.. fse1rEe NJ Allen. Mr..
Charles wgrt@Ise Nr. Thomas n Alder
son. Nr. Arthur C Ballard. Mr. James
shsase. Nr. RAife shease. Mr.. Norrsscr.
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The ladies Of the First Methodist Episco-
pal church were DELIGHTFULLY."- entertaine1
on Friday afternoon By Mrs. Roland H.
Denny At her beautiful residence on Ninth
avenue. The home Was made more lovely
BY the tasteful display Of floral 1ece-a-
tons. done n tulips Of rare beauty The
hostess was assisted IN receiving by Mrs.
Jr. Seeley. Mrs. J. l. MidiIehYsok and
Mrs 8 L. Crawford. short but highly
eat3yahie progr4 nine. under the manage
mens Of Mrs J. L Mlddiehrook WAS rem
ceres. as follows Piano duet, Misses Ma
znle Keeae ard May FaiIer. recitation. Miss
Miilicsat Pax: vocal ssgo, Mrs c. A. I'd
n1unds. Dainty refreshments we're served
By tse Misses Florence. Carrie ana Edfsh
peany. daughters Of the hostess Toe la
dies present were. Mrs. Iri s~eley Mr. J
l. AadGisbrook. Mrs. s. l.. era wfora. Mrs
Percy F. Smith Mrs. J = For. Mrs. A.
r. Haas. Mrs. g. & Carlisle Nrs r. v
Van D1ser, Mrs. Y. Mccullough. Mrs. z.
Hel.ksr, Mrs G. A. Hughes. Mrs. r NJ
Gusg.. Mrs Scott. Mrs. u. NJ Circuit. Mr..
Green. Mrs A. n. Fcote Mrs Robert
Cr1fg. Mrs ]. y. Martin. Mrs. C. l. Erwin,
Mrs y. l.. Fesrsn- Mrs.. u J Carter. Niss
GraGf. Miss Tile Atwaos. Mrs G. A. En-
minds. Miss Mamie Keens. gtsz May Fai-
Ter. Miss Mi.itcent Fox. Miss Seste Fox.
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Lieut. whzney. Mr.. Shocks AhrS-nfss,
Prof.. Mark Bailey. r.. Mr. Donald Hem
~ Mr. Ahrzrnhs. Mr. Elder, Mr.. Sses,r
Mr.. Moore. Mr. Banks. Mr.. Edmond
Asary- Mr.. Daniel nousy. Mr.. Thomas
NJ Murphire. Mr. Harris MCGOWAN. Mr..
Wheeler. Mr.. John r naEy. Mr.. Charles
sutton. Mr.. Arthur CzihcGn- Mr.. Charles
l. Drehit. Mr.. William 2. HannearTy.
NJ ThAyer Z. Lamb.
The Third Avenue ,Aeater never held
larger o. uaore enthusiasts gathering than
oc last Wednesday. thu oceas "a being the
second annual commencement exercises 81
the Acme Rgsa=sss CeEleges A r-css ex-
ceslsns programme was rendered every
number q which eas loudly Sneored.
Possibly the most artistic and kssaly 81
JoSed feature u the programme was the
violin solo q Mr.. LIE Grand Carter. hts
maiden effort. his number was selected.
ane gave him an opportunity OF showing
the artistic merit with which he has been
endowed The balance Of the programme.
which was long. was also good. The grad
Gattng class consisted Of the following
Young ladies' and gentlemen: Ella Schulz.
Walker j. Rntlcdge. Augustus Forby.
William Hoyt. Soahy Funk. Clara Pan
coast BERTHE Rossseau, Nina clifford. Otto
GruHeaun. 4Alede Josrndt. Della Boyd.
Judith Moore. Csauds A. Poole. @. H. &
Harding. William Stephens. G. A. Fsnids,
r l. L,onohue. Ada Ward Carrie ccsta-
pech. Olga c. Kuhlraaa. May Grinnen.
Mary Kelly. Abbott Mayo. Mamie sturts-
want. Emma Fyr. Kate II. Holmes. Laura
Ward Nellie AcCicrx. Homer l. vsrc, c.
.. 2asihesm. Florence n. Hesse. Dora
Walker. Adeline y. Wares, Bertha NJ.
Wares. Cecilia Gooch. Bessie Doty. Narga-
ret E. Chisholm. c. ]. yassar C. NJ. Vas
sar, Mile Woin. p, j. Bernstein, I.o,t.e f,
Herring. Olivia Ecksriy, Maggie Lxfrss.
Frank n Bold, William Fl. yers Frank
l. Young. Harry Cook. Avis Phlibrick.
Lena Phiihrsek. Rosa NJ Reid. Fred
Knight. orpha Dye. Albert Koch. G. Edgar
Hayes, Maud Bromley. Worth Densmore.
Georgs T. Mclaughlin. Jessie Peck. Annie
W. Hines. Bess Wilton. Ka,hartu pearre
AioeE, e Williams. Otto Reiais, Frank w.
Gage, r. l. Knapp. Ida NJ Bertsch, Nil
lie Jensen. Mary Taylor.
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John W. Hanna was In Spokane The
fore part OF Las; week
Mr.. JAMES y Ncfiroy returned from
Olympia Friday morning
Frank Quiuby. OF Mount Vernon. vss =
visitor to Seattle last week.
Mrs. Frank r. LOTUS. Of this city, 10
visiting relatives In Canton. o.
J. y. Dgrbin. Of Denver visited frtsrds
IN Seattle several days Last week.
W. q. Turner. % Spokane. was among
ms Vie tors 70 the city last weak.
Mr.. James %. Hexe. jr. returned on
] Thursday from Dis trip 20 Chicago
Mr. William Browneii Goodwin spent
most Of last week visiting So Tacoma.
Dr. >. II; Montgomery. or Portland, was
vlsifing fr!ends n seat;is hast week.
Mrs, Nathan Bersn had relapse OF
syg5osd fever last Seek ard IL very low.
Nils Murray ssent Friday afternoon ana
yesterday With MIS- Furfs AT Barnabee.
Ms. a. keassnR. Of Portland. or. was
~ tse Dassr Last week Tor several daya
Miss Evelyn Graves ara. ailise III for
several Days the early part OF last week.
MAJ william sssfrsrd nas rerafssa IRON
his y 10 san Francisco and Angels. Cal.
sii t-.xi tl.e c14fts. Of Fremont. sufor-
tanned f.s friends Informally FRIDAY ss-
sEtrs,
Mrs. j. r. .chansy and aauxtssr. viii
leave during jsns for a v.s.t 70 relatives In
the East
Mrs Z p. ssrweans. of Riverside. Cal.
visited A ne kasa;es-Grand hotel during
Mrs. =. Z. Cock. Of Portland. was regis
tered al the Hotel Butler the early parE of
last week.
Mss Psrtinson left on Tuesday 10 rfs.t
pr All Mrs. J. -. Laaxaary III Forx
Stei5acoorn.
Douglas II. Campbell. Of rsie AFRO. cal.
was AZ TIE Ezinier-GraHs last week FOE
several days
Mrs. /. r. Curtis OF liz John street. who
lit Friday evening on learning OF the
death Of a<r son-ln-I4x. Warren q. HSAse
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Miss Sara r.svsnNstone. Of Fremont. WAS
r,vtn SURPRISE at her parents pretty resi-
derce on Draco avenue Thursday evening.
The little lady. although much surprised.
performed the duties OF hostess in a
earning manner. and the evening was
walled away in lawn games. music ETC..
until about 10 o'clock. when ianchton
was served. Among the young guests
present were Msss flossae Norton. Miss
Jessie SsenhcaSe. Miss Mabel Webb. Miss
Bertha Larsen. Miss Gestse Smart. Miss
Ollie Goef. Miss Mabel cossngsen. M.sa
Ida Carlson. Miss Susie Baht1. Miss Maria
Rhineharf. Misc IAette Young, Miss sara
I1y nsxtons. MIR. Fred Herbert. Mr.. Tom
Mesfsg. Mr.. Clarence Woodwork. Mr..
Waiter Wheaton. Mr.. Harry swanson. Mr..
Ray i-srsen. Ar. Charlie Rohinscn- ME-
Gilbert Livingstone. Mr.. GEORGE Marfsll.
Mr., Charlie Livingstone. Mr.. lien Robin
sun. Mr.. Finley Brown. Mr.. .ArtaNr THROWN.
Mr. Carl Buhss. Mr.. John Moran. Nh
David Living stone. :
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THAN ELSEwHERE.
Tomorrow, Monday, June 1,
Bargain Sale in Dress Goods and Silks.
SPELL ASH IRaX MER1MKEa fapK ussEps IN upOp1u
EXTRA SPECIAL

Zach Pongee SIX. natural color.
n6cn6ay ide yard
r.. Kai Wash silks In pretty stripes.
~nuer shades. q inches wide. this
.ueek only &c yard.
~ Atwood Serge. - inch vide.
= easy blue. cardinal red. dark green
- banck. value sc. Monday fsc yard
Hyincoiine rntefitninG. 10 inen vide,
en1uyni eoigrs. Monday 11c a yard
n1eschen Muslin. u inch mill rem
sests. Monday. a. m. DC a yard
Unbieached Muslin. good quality.
nenday only 2i4c a yard.
on Cloth Mats for children. win save
vour table linen, Monday &c czech.
Best Quality s5-inch Table OH Cloth.
rssttv coIorinss, value &c. Monday
~ yard.
s dax. Ladies' Heavy Fast Black
Stockings. Monday SC y pair
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cAesiss. Mr.. sa1 Mrs c O, blanchard. Mr..
and Mrs. Hera~rs Eezn. Mr. and Mrs.
George Cooper. NJ. ard Mrs. Walter nsne.
Mr. and MS =. A. Rssst- Mr.. and Mrs
George W. Jets. Mr. AMI Mrs. Y. Grs-
ham. Miss Warren. Mss Alta Aisese. Miss
Z. A. Alexander. Mrs ". BeisszgAarn. Miss
Cara Bell rxh4r-. Mss rsn-a Reii.1saAss.
Miss Minnie = RYAN. Miss Bertha Hoyee.
Miss X. cowiey. Miss A. Galley. Mss A.
Esg@rt. Miss j. Eckest- Miss r. Hatses3.
Mrs z D. HILL Mrs ]. II. Htis. Mrs. o.
r wasAourr. Mrs. II. Jenott. Nsss Nellie
KtrE. Mss ]. fahey. Mrs Lord. Ms. f
Merritt. Miss VI. MePheSters. NJ IS Alice
Mcraesters Miss J. Mitchell Mss +. II.
Mitchell. Miss Maggie Price. Miss = A.
Sp-axUe. Miss c. Schsarrnan, Mss Laura
Wallace. Mss Nellie Wallace. Mss =.
Wallace. Miss MAY Mead. Mss Cora e.
wood, Mss Davis. Mss Lemon. Mrs. Hsr-
din. Mrs. owens. Mr.. J. = AJAX. Mr..
Frank Alexander. Mr.. A. Eehreas. Mr. A.
A. Bryan. Dir. Ca<ssaay. Mr.. :, q. Ccnk-
lin. Mr.. n Crfpps. Mr, Eugene nrury.
Praf. Dahl. Mr. NJ. O. George. Mr.. John
Grant. Mr.. Ed Gerow. Mr.. A Jensen. Mr..
II. James. Mr. Charles Keller Mr.. ia Nei-
ley. Mr.. A. c. Moore. Mr. J. A Merrill.
Mr.. ]. = Mcclellan, Mr.. II T. Sye. Mr..
JOAN Peterson. Mr.. r. A. Peterson. Mr..
w. A. Reeve. Mr.. T. n. RcSerts Mr. =
Roberts. Mr.. $. T. Robson. Mr. I. e
SPRAY. Mr.. Aubrey seavey. Mr.. r. Swan
ton. Mr. .. Lawson. Mr.. J. q Ward. Mr..
NJ. Ward. Mr.. George J. Weed. Mr..
Wcodin. Mr.. Graves Mr.. jones. Mr.. Mitch
ell. a'r. Bouse. Mr. wsiswcrth. Mr.. Hart
man. Mr.. J. George. Mr.. s George. Mr..
Goodwin.
The Triihy Club gave another Of iss
weekly dances last Saturday evcnsng. this
tine at the spacious hofne Of Mr. and Mrs
+. f Leadbetter. ises Washington street.
Tire evening being n-fs ait shs members
were In attendance. Dancing was kept
up TIL the wee Sna hours" and was
much enjoyed by every one. Refreshments
were served AT midnight. The house was
beautifully decorated with ropes % ever
green. ivy and doEwcod blossoms. Miss
Severance. Miss Thompson and Miss Cave
had charge OF the decorations. Ameng
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bum. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Morton. Mr..
and Mrs. Z. Holly. Mr. and Mrs James
Shackfeford. Mr.. and Mrs. George Cave,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Lsaibetter. Mr.. and
Mrs ID. T. Pettigrew. Mr. and Mrs. James
Kindred. Mr. and Mira GEORGE Reals Mr..
and Mrs. William johnson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry fcrberry. Mr.. and Mrs Christ Roth
nels. Miss Fioss.e Cave. Miss Aastice
Thompson. Miss Matte Hail. Miss senaie-
Severance. Miss Georgia Cave. Miss Reid,
Miss Matte Cave Mss BianeA Biaxer.
Mr. William Shaffer. Mr.. q. Arnold. Mr..
C. Kindred. Mr.. G. Cave. Mr.. J. Reid.
Mr.. W. Dudier. Mr.. Marion Hall
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wocd. Miss Han. Miss Wilson and Miss
Meesd TIE Aoss<e was beautifully deco
ratea \ eAesee programme rendered and
del esoGs resresaments served In . lively
eoassSt fer the homer Of netting the great
ess number Of melodies IN a musical rars5-
ley Mss Rush Hsiley was declared victor.
having all bat enc af the various airs
piSsesi Mr.. Exeer; Frsrk received con-
soiaftaa psscs 81 muse. The following was
the programmes. Piano seio. shepherds
All sad Aai5ens FAIR tSevirl. Mss Ma.
ron AtwoeSs vocal seie. Beating sang
sNesiisnxeri. Miss Alice True rSsitat,on.
Trouble In Meeting House. Miss sfeartis
Wood; vocal saio. Longing" ursui Ana-
brcs.a. Mrs. q, A. {. Rochester. male
ge&rfette. selected. Msssrs. Hsmuons. Cob
man, johnson. Joaes. musical medley. Miss
Atwood
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Black Dress Goods,

Nsver more 10 demand ana never %
eheAp as here
Afi-w Dol Henriettas, Ali-wooi French
anree, fD-inch, value Eoc. only &c yard.
All-wool Satin Armure. broeadsd. as
lDch. only sc yard
Dust Proof slcii.an Mohair and Bril-
hntine. extra heavy quality. with
bsautifui fustre. value 81. only 7sc q
gard.
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is don. Infants Calico Dresses. worth
nc. Monday .. m. Sc each
1as Goz. Ciarks and Coates. Best Six
Cord Spool Cotton. Monday sroois for
Sc
50 pieces Fine Zephyr Bingham, value
lie. only lac yard
- pieces Fancy Victoria Duck. Light
ground. I'm dots and STRIPES, value fza.e.
this week only TIC yard.
i8 pairs Ladies' Fine poneola KID.
Button. Patent TIP. Warranted all solid,
al sizes, Monday Only 81. 5 a pair.
u pairs Ladies' ss,h Century Tailor
Made Button Shoes. square top. large
buttons. needle toe, value s.. Monday
SIS a pair.
" pairs Masses Fine Dress Shoes.
value s.. Monday Only 81 - a pair.
sA@-snch Satln Dresden Ribbon. spring
coiors, lse yard.
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Ladies' Good Quality Glacs XII
Gloves. ali sizes IN browns ana tanx
Monday &c ii pair
70 doz- Fine Knitting silk. large balls,
Monday SC a spool.
- doz- Ladies' Ribbed vesss. Monday
&c each
i.ss yards alies'a. - inches wide, in
cream. white. black and gray. Monday
Sc a yard
fs yards Good Quality Victoria Lawn.
- inches vide, value ioc. Monday Sc .
yard.
Fancy chailies and Lawn. Monday.
a. m. gse a yard
l."s yards Extra Fine India Linen,
s-ctorHs Lawn and Plain White Main
sock. worth Sc. Monday f2s1c a yard.
y dox- Meas Biue Denim Ogerans.
made with bsbs and suspendsrs. worth
1,c. Monday &c a pair.
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Mr.. b. Henry Probst and Mrs Rosa Bird
were married Tuesday afternoon by the
Rev. p. f. Hyland at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Curtiss. on Sec
ond avenue. Ballard. After the wedding
ceremony delicious refreshments were
served. Mr.. Prohst and Mrs. Bird are
quite well known IN Ballard. the former
having been a popular cmploye OF Mr..
curtiss, and the latter Is sister OF Mrs
landlord The newly married pair viii
reside near South PARK for time.
Mr.. John Ward and Miss Marie Rich
sr3son, both OF Pert Gamble. KifSae
county. were married az the psr.ors OF
the Butler. Seattle. Friday evening, May
- Mr.. John Richardson. brother Of the
bride. and Miss Lucy Murphy. the brides
niece. served groomsman and brides
maid Rev. John r. Damon osyicistesf,
The brides sister. Mrs. Agnes Murphy.
and Master Thomas Murphy were also
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward left for
Portland the same evening. and during
the honeymoon viii attend the annual
session OF the Grand Lodge. l. o. o. f..
for the state of Washington, about TO con-
vene ut Vancouver. and to which Mr..
Ward Is an accredited representative,
Their home altar viii be erected al Port
Gamble.
A double wedding. wherein each couple
witnessed for the other. was duly soI-
emnized at the residence OF the officiating
clergyman, John. r. Damon. 80 Fifth ave-
nue.. Sunday. May ~. at high noon. and
Miss Ada May Crandali became Mrs John
r. Barkman. and Miss Clara A. Douglas
Mrs. Jesse O.. Crandaii. Their homes VIII
be In this city.
Mr.. August stehr. Of Granite Falls. and
Miss Celeste Work. of Arlington. both
In Snohomish county. were quietly mar
risd at the residence OF the officiating
clergyman. John +. Damon. 80 Fifth ave-
nue.. Wednesday evening. May e. In the
presence OF few friends. and viii abide
at Granite Falls
Miss Mary Belle yrooman. the charm
ing daughter of Mr.. Sidney u. vrooman.
OF this city. was married al %epean. Ont,
on May II. 20 Harold D. Coffin. OF CAM
bridge. Mass. The wedding took place at
the residence of r. A. Coffin. father of
the groom. and was q swell affair.
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Bes, Kid Finished Cambria. only sisc
pr yard.
Hard Finish Taffeta Rustic Lining.
8 inches Wide. value izssc. only Sc
Extra Fine Quality Hard Finish
raffeta Rustic Lining. ss inches wide,
n black slate. drab and tan. sold
everywhere at 2ac. our price izs&c-
Pine Quality Hair Cloth. 10 inches
vide. value sec. this week &c.
Extra Fine Quality Cotton Canvass.
value lsixc. this week special siac per
gard.
Bombay Grass Cloth. e inches wide.
isc psr yard.
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Min Lewis. OF Queen Anne nm. enter.
tanned = number Of her friends At an Inn
prcmptu musicale and hop Thursday evsn-
ing. Dainty refreshments wers served
during the evening. Among the guests
were Miss Martin. Miss Roberta Afiss
Younss. Miss Holden. Miss Verde Miss
West. Miss Crawford. Mss Hunt. Mo
Matthews. Miss Scott. Miss Walters. xr.
n. Greer. Mr.. w. A. Scott. Mr.. &. A. wsbh,
Mr.. Tom Croft. Mr.. Y. r. Brown. Mr!
Walter West. Mr.. Roy Marten. Mr.. c.
Poole. Mr.. r. Webb. Mr.. A. D. Eeis. Mr..
d. =. wsrbucker. Mr.. c. B:xelow. Mn
Don Lewis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31
Colored Dress Goods.

Marked down 20 close out odd lines.
4 week OF masehisss bargains.
Figured Changeabie Wooi saitinss.
= inches wide. reduced 70 l2ise yard
Matehless bargain. F.ne Ail-woci
serses In all shapes and coiors. value
Ioc, Monday only 1sc yard
I S-inch French Novelty Suitings. In
rays and tans. etc. reduced to &c a
yard.
Rslk Finished Hcnristta. ~ inches
side. In all colors. worth &c. only ec
yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31

The Perenrity Pzxs!re Club gave a
party On Friday night n Odd Fssicrs hail
that wB ts1e nos. successful OF fas sersss
At TN O'Clock lurchron vas served IN
the asnu1et--oofn on the upper focr Tse
people ~ the tables insisted on speech
from President p. q Morton. Of tie club,
ard hix remarks. in shich be ewslf upon
the good looks % rss ladies'. we're rece4ves
with warn appreciation and much hand
clappEnx- THOSE present were: Mr.. ard
xra p. q. Morton. Ar. al Ma W. L