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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-03-27

ONE honorable The Board Of County Commits
sioners Of Montgomery County:
WE, the undersigned, citizens aud tax
w payers of Montgomery county, hereby
give notice that, thirty DAYS after the publ
cation of this notice, we intend to petition
the County Commissioners of said county to
open public road Beginning on the pub
lie road leading from Jacksonville to Boyd's
and about one-tourth of a mile northeast of
the residence of Mrs. Rebecca Gott, and run
ming through the lands of Mrs. Gott to the
lands Of Mrs. F. Umstead then on or
near the old private road through the lands
OF Mrs. Umstead to the dividing line between
the lands OF Henrietta +. and James W Nc
Aztec and +. Young; then with said divis-
ion line 10 pair of bars near the spring of
Henrietta E. and James W McAtee; then
through the lands of c. F. Young 10 the lands
of Henry Turner; then through the lands OF
Hehry Turner to the lands of James W. Dar-
by then through the lands of James W
Darby TO point on the public road leading
south from Buck Lodge Station, known as
the R. 7. White road, and about four hun
dred yards south of said station
G. T. YOUNG,
feo 2S-5t And twenty-one others
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-03-27
0. N. BANCROFT,
MATCHMAKER AID JEVELER.
GAITHERSBURG, MD.

A LII KINDS OF WORK made serviceable
"A for the owner. Bring your old con-
demned Clocks and Watches and get good
service out OF them, or no charge will be
made. Don't hesitate TO give me trial and
prove what here state.
COUNTRY TRADE SOLICITED.
All customers will get work done prompt
ly, and as quickly as the case will admit Tor
good work
o. N BANCROFT,
GAlTHERSBURG,
mar lS-tf Montgomery county, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-03-27
LOTS Numbered One Cd and
Three 60 in Square Mum
bered Three 60
Public Sale
VALUABLE FARM,
Near Rockville, Md.

RY VIRTUE of a power of sale given TO
ID the undersigned, as Attorney for the
owner will offer at public auction, on
THURSDAY, 9th day of April, 1895,
at 5:3O P. NJ, al West End Station, on the
Metropolitan Branch, B. & o. Railroad, that
valr able farm known as part of "Ashley :"
containing
90 a . II ID -.
more or less, situate about 200 yards distant
from said West End Station, and the same
distance from the public road leading from
Rockville to Frederick, Md, adjoining the
farms of S. T. Mullican, (ex-Sheriff, the heirs
of Chandler Keys, H. N. Copp and others.
The improvements consist of good FIVE
room
Frame Dwellip&,
aud other out-buildings. The land is all un-
der good fence, IS acres in fine chestnut,
hickory, oak, ETC., is well watered, has a
fine young orchard of apples, peach and pear
trees.
The attention of investors is particu larry
called TO this desirable property it is well
adapted to subdivision and will iu short
time become the most desirable portion of
the greater Rock vile, as il is within one On
mile Of that place
rms parcel OF land will be sold without
reserve 10 the highest bidder, subje to an
remembrance of S4 900, which has over two
years TO run, all over and above the trust,
cash A deposit of $500 will be required at
time of sale, terms 10 be complied with with
in fifteen days. Title guaranteed perfect or
no sale and deposit refunded.
G. n. YODER,
els E street N. W, Washington, D C.,
ATTY for George Thos Carter, Owner.
j. W. KELCHNER, Auctioueer.
mar 27-ts -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-03-27
Order Mist.

In the matter of the Deed of Trust from The
Potomac Brick aud Tile Company TO Allen
c. Clark and Appleton p Clark, Jr Trus.
tees.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-03-27
NeJO Advertisements.
MANTED.

WANTED A GOOD lABoRlsc
NAN wanted. Unmarried man preferred -
Must come well recommended.
Apply TO b. f. DUVALL,
mar 27-3t Germantown, Md. \
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-03-27
ROAD PETITION.

Tothe Honorable The Board Of County Commits
sioRers Of Montgomery County:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-03-27

In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
as Court of Equity. No 1876 Equity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17

pliciiy and absence OF Jewels at the opera
etc One newspaper said: she Is so
young and simply dressed that you scarce
~ notice her In a crowd" Another paper
remarks: she is eonten,ed with small
house on account Of her determination 10
some day restore Marlborough house TO
the family" The inference Is that when
the queen dies the duchess viii be able 10
buy IL.
A series OF remarkable divorce. breach
OF promise and other trials is at present
occupying the law courts. The chief in
terest. however. csnters IN a romance
which was untoleed before Justice Hawk
ins- Il WAS the case OF Briggs VS.. the
Egrir Haaz. an Arabian prince. who has
raid several visits 10 America. and who
has resided IN prfnceiy style for years at
various London hotels. Briggs. who is
a lawyer. testified that he met the erair
when the latter was a youth under the
guardianship Of Miss Burton. q sister Of
the famous traveller. According 20 a let
ter from Miss Burton. Ernir Hahz' father
was a prince. the ruler Of Mecca and a
thlrty-third descendant OF the prophet
Hahz claimed that his family fortune
amounted 10 49oca.ooa. of which he vas
entitled TO ose-qnartsr. In ISIS Hafiz sum-
,noned Briggs to Oxford. and informed
him that his family was coming to Eng
land TO invest the fortune. which had been
melted Iuto gold bars and packed IN salt.
IN order that they might be carried more
easily. On the strength OF this story.
Briggs lent money 10 Hafz. and zfterSsrd.
on various pleas and upon The smlrs
representations that Il was necessary TO
eena messengers TO Arabia 10 corImHni-
cate with hstz' parents. TO send ships
10 the coast 70 meet the treasure caravan.
etc-. Briggs also furnished other sums Of
money. amoansing TO f3,So- The lawyer
admitted writing a letter TO Hafz 10 the
effect that the advances were made out
OF love- but he has complained that this
letter was written at the dIctatlon Of the
enir. whom he described as excitabIe.
Counsel for Hafx said that the latter lived
on al income furnished BY his tribe.
amounting 10 s7.soo 20 si2.co yearly. He
added that the Briggs family had for years
lived with Hafiz. dominated him and hop
ed to profit ultimately when Ham, ruled
over Mecca Haf1z had given Mrs. Briggs
sums Of noasy aggrezaIing Es.oo. in ad-
dstsor 20 clothes. sevelry. etc Ultimately
tbs Briggs family and Haaz aaarreied.
and the suit to recover sha money adyanc-
ed followed. The trial iasted 1--WE days.
and resulted yesterday In verdict for
Briggs. with cos3.
The ssccessss q ". Pierre Io<1llASd -
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LONDON SOCIETY.
The Queens Next Drawing Room
MANY Divorce Cases In Court.

London. May fs.-The continued dry
and warm weather OF the past xeek I'm
Parted gaiety TO the streets. The parks
were unusually fun of people, and the
river and clubs ike birmingham and Rol-
and. where polo playing IS In full swing.
we're largely pstronlzsa- The terrace OF
the house OF commons Is again crowded
At teatirne by gaily dressed ladies', bat
many OF the smart set are s;ill in the coGn-
Try and Newmarket has absorbed all the
racing SCI, Including the Prince OF Wales.
Great interest csnters upon the next
drawing room. upon which occasion Lady
Blandsord Will present the young Duchess
OF MA-ioos o1gh. formerly Consaeia Van
5erbilt ana Lady Somerset VIII present
her daaghter-in-iaw. formerly Lady Cath
crime de We're Beaaclegc. daughter OF the
Duke Of St Aihans Many other notzbles
will Re presented on the same day The
Princess OF Wales. IL Is expected, will rep
resen. the queen
The Duke and Duchess Of York returned
here from Copenhagen on Thursday last.
and the Princess Of wales and her daugh-
tiers arrived home from the south OF
France yesterday afternoon
The Duke and Duchess Of Marlborough
have taken up their residence In Audiey
square and we're much sought after for
the various functions OF the week The
duchess IS being critically inspected by
socsssy. which Is much struck hx hsr SIM
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17

Everett May lS-Special-Witht the Re
publican state convention absorbing the at
tention OF the people very generally this
week social Affairs were on the whole
quiet. but the assembling OF such a dsttag-
uished body Of men afforded an opportunity
for the Everett citizens to do much in the
way Of entertaining and it was done In Q
very hospitable manner.
Knights OF Pythias a: Lowell gave a
largely attended bali on Saturday evening
last As usual the arrangements were on
a liberal scale, including an elegant sup
per. served by Mine Host Black Many of
the Pythian knights were In attendance
from Everett
Mrs J. B. Croker. who has been In
Chicago and Minneap polls for several weeks
arrived home on Friday.
The free kindergarten opened on Mon
day last with ffty-three little ones In at
tendance. On Tuesday fourteen more were
added Miss Proctor. with her assistants
Misses Freese and Fairbanks have their
hands full At the meeting of the kinder
garten association on Tuesday afternoon
the financial committee reported money
enough pledged TO swarran, the engaging
OF another skilled teacher.
Mrs +. p. Brewer and sister have re-
turned from a visit with friends In Ia
coma
Mr.. A s. Taylor. who has been East
for several months visiting New York.
Washington City. Chicago and Milwaukee.
arrived home this week
General Manager Charlton. Of the Pacific
Navigation Co. was n the city on THUS
day.
Miss Lola Mitchell. OF snohom.sh. IN VS.
iting Miss Lenna Linton
. Mr.. G. A. Founder arrived home from
the East this week.
Miss Marie Wheepley. Of Olympia. was
married in Chicago recently TO Lewis A.
Saver. 0: Eigia. III The bride has many
friends in Everett who viii unite In con-
gratula.ions.
Mr.. W. y. Ray. general manager o. the
Everett Railway and Electric Company.
left this week for an Eastern trip going
va California He expects TO visit wash
'ngton City. New York and his former
home in Chicago before returning.
Mr. and Mrs John c. Dorn.n have been
spending several days az guests Of friends
In the city.
Mr.. H. W. Holiey IA. been confined to
the house for several days as the result
q severe cold contracted while on
visit TO his mining properties east OF the
mountains.
Mss Mabel Mckay went 70 snohonish
last week 70 visit the family OF Mr.. J.
II SWEET
An attractive musicale was given a. .ha
residence Of Mr. John Fl Hilton on Friday
evening, under the auspices Of the ladies'
~ the Christian church. TIE programme
was under the direction OF Mss Leila NJ.
Hilton.
The ladies Of Loyal Council No. u. W.
on THURSDAY evening
Ex-Gov- Church returned from Wash
ington City this week He SAYS thar +sr,es
are certainly improving in the East and
the general sentiment Is that the country
: over the divide OF the hard times.
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Holiday at the Seminary

THURSDAY being holiday. the srounr
ia1'es or the Annie Wright seminary ana
the young sentlernea OF De Koven hafi
haa Chartered steamer and proposed a
days cruise about the sound The wea,ha-
proving inausp.cious. the ladies AZ the
seminary issped invitations for z..taisv-s,a
party. 20 which many amusing responses
we're sent and the afternoon wa~ sre-,,
N genuine ,rol!e In the rvrnrasi,,-,
Every persons back was labeled vr,th
character which he was obliged 10 s,,ess
from the manner n which his coruoar,lon.
ADDRESSED him. ard great sport was r,ass
as che after another discovered themssl,rsx
osaclng snd refreshments followed srs
i1 'nre ne weather was badly beaten
On "Wednesday evening the .,,,n;lx - ~,
tnNs'ca! aefartn'ent gave a mos, Interest
iEg and enjoyable solree under the 49,.
tor Of Miss S;oalhre and Mr. IT II Ia
large number Of friends u-sre -.
ana me programme was prsnource. o-s
q the best ever given at the srr,i,s,,,
sew feature was the i-,rod,,.ris- -
Two beautiful chcrusss sung nv tv.e-,,.
young ladies'. which werr excel,en.lx 49,
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Entertainment Mt Port Gamble.

Port Gamble. May is. - s2ecaaI.-Ths
SNAKES oeare Club SAse another of their
enjoyable parties last Friday evening At
Tue residence OF Airs T. c. FItxhenry.
Ihe evening was spent playing cards, pro-
sfsssise Whist being the game. TIE prizes
were tasty agd efexani. and we're won
- AR. r. L. Jameson and Mrs r. FYexert
Mr.. George FIizhenry ard Miss Blanche
hoeinson captured the BOBBY prizes after
a hard struggle. Dainty refreshments
we're served Those presen; were Mrs. Z
o. Ames. Mrs r. W. Condor. Mrs. e C.
Estxhenry. Mrs. c. r. wyids, Mrs. +.
flckett. Mss Emily Cove. Miss Lucy Nc
Pee. Miss carrye Cove. Mr. K. G. Ames.
Mr.. r. W. Condor. Mr.. r.. C. Fftzhenry
Mr.. II C Sawyer. Mr.. c. F. WIDE NJ
Y. Pickett. Mr. II. l.. Griffin. Mr.. f. p
Jameson. Mr.. d J. DugEan. Mr.. A. John
ston. Mr.. George Fl;zhenry.
Mr.. and Nrz. o. A. Case entertained a
large number o. their young friends a,
The hall wednesday evening. the occasion
being JOINT celebration OF the BIRTHDAYS
o. their sons. Maurice Z. and Hillman 8
the evening was very PLEASANTLY spent In
caneiag and cards. Ice cream and cake
were served during the evening Amsnw
those present were Miss Blanche Rossn-
son. Miss Anna LonSfellow. Miss Emma
White. Miss Emily Cove. Mss Carroll
collier. or Seattle. Miss LIKE kImhan.
Mss Carrye Cove. Miss imogene Mckay.
Mss Maud Jackson. Miss Lucy McPaee.
Miss Sophia Williamson. Miss Mabel Jack
son. Miss Caro- connIek. Mss Annie Col
Her. OF Seattle; Mas Minnie Best, Mss
Gertrude Sadilsr. of Seattle; Miss Carrie
Thornton. Miss Rose Roantree, Miss Hat
he Thornton. Mrs. John Williamson. Mrs.
9. A Case. Mrs. T. c. F1tzhenry. Mr.
y. J. Dgggan. Mr.. John Richardson. Mr..
II l. Griffin. Mr. II. c. Sawyer, Mr.. 5.
Berg. NJ. ". Kimhau. Mr.. W Long
fellow, Mr.. o. A. Case. Mr.. A Johnston,
Nr. Amos Dreamer. Mr.. C. L. Stone. Mr..
Beck, Mr.. X Stewart. Mr.. II. Murray.
Ar. II. Best. Mr.. =. p. jameson. Mr..
George Fftxhenry. Mr. W. S. Bennett. Mr..
Thomas Morris. Mr. IL Schubener. Mr..
Hilnan Case. Mr.. J. p. Conway. Mr. Mau-
rsce CASE. Mr.. 7. Richardson, Nj F. Z.
Empia and Mr.. REID
Miss Gertrude saAdier. OF Seattle. Is
spending q few days with Mss Minnie
Rest
Miss Carroll Collier and Mss Anule Coz.
Her. OF Seattle. are visiting Mrs o. A. Case
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were DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained by an instra-
mental duet by Miss Edith and Miss Mil
lie West: recitation. Miss Edna Robert
son; instrumental solo. Prof. J. W.
Roberts: recitation. Mr.. Lea Bean: vocal
solo, Miss Anna Frost: recitation. MI.
Victor Stork. vocal duet. Miss Villa
Scobey ard Miss Edna Hanford.
DR.. r c. Corey. OF Seattle, a former resi-
dent Of this city. vas here this week. re-
newing old acquaintances.
Mr.. w r Mcdonald left this city on
Monday for Spokane. where he viii locate
and enter the real estate business. Mrs.
Mcdonald will follow later
Mr.. Walter Bowen. who has been occu-
pying a position in the surveyor general
Office, has returned to his home in Spo-
kane.
Mr. ". F. Newell has returned from
Southern California, whsre he spent the
winter
Mr. Fred Ward. son of Mr.. s. G. Ward.
OF the we~tsids. has returned after a long
absence in Portland.
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Olympia, May 1e.-Speciai s.,v
invited guests we're present at the recen,
ho1se-v warming given by the wornan,s
Cub, q This city. The entertainment was
entirely % al Informal nature. every one
" attendance being given liberty 10 p,ir-
sue in1ivif1aal taste IN the matter Of seek
inS e-joyrnent- The managing committee
vas composed Of Mrs n c Bates. Mrs
NJ Harris. Miss Jane, Moore. Mrs. = W
T1nkhara, Mrs A J. ellis There was
a prsfusla1 o. color Il decoration. h,,- an
combinations were made with sxauisifs
taste. The even: % the evening vas an
eia-fashicned Virginia reel in which an
peared many who have not been on the
eancsng rcoT for years. The wonaan's
Cub Is an Cd one and counts within Us
membership many OF olynpia's most In
teiiectual women
Miss Eta Yemen. daughter OF Pro- T y
Nesaen- this city. fsft here 4 few davs az,
faE Alsso1la. Mont, where she WIN ba
married % Aar. Charles Hartman. former
y a resideHt on the Sound, Su, nox :,
business iu Niissoaia-
AfvAh Glover Szinon's plano rAe.-., ..
which vii appear Miss Marguerite Ne
Kinney. II seattle on Monday night a4xt
wiI % asrgeHs attended by the rrlIstc-,oy-
Ing Tes4aentYot ire capital cssy.
A. the CONGREGATIONAL entertainment q.
G. A II ball On Tuesday night ne xusss
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QlIl||(llll s t';';,,..

There isn't such another Boys
Clothing Store within your
reach. which means that The
Peoples Store Suits lead, in
wearing quality, in style, in true
economy. Judge the storeful by
these:
Boys Double Breasted Suits. q big
lire in Brown Mixed Tweets. Black
and Blue Chsyiots. Gray Oxford ard
Trcot. long. s2.sS
Cllaundered Waists. Cheviots. Out
irgs. etc. &c.
Vacation Overalls. ages 4 70 & Sc.
Blue and Black Chevioi Knee Trou-
sers. double seat and knee. Sc.
Fancy Wash Duck Suits. pre,tily
trimmed. Us
Fauntleroy Biouses. white ard color.,
fancy trimmed. SEC. Ssc w.
Mothers Friend Waists. 10 buttons
to lose. Sc.
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Ma GeceEs Browne expecsD = lsays
sAas reek far TIE Easc
Lieut. Conna,d>r wadAanD . 0unA-
tnx Szsday - the CRY.
MLss Any Bz-nett. .. Seattle. - vaks-
ting Mss Jessie KerxAAw-
Mr. and MS 7. 3. wzilacs are sxpscf-
ID home within fen czyl
Mss HarSord a-d Msxs McHssx&f ~
turned 20 Seattle On Tuesday.
Ma c. A saoxdsr has returned hsms
sfrsr long visa II the East
Mr. an6 Ms John MAckegiar have .aksu
. ho1se "a NORTH G and Second s-reeea
Ars- p .. Hszsei& Of Olympia. has heca
ne x2sss for few days Of Ms. j. h
Eas< n the TAI % place. bar dAagatesS N
school
A party Of high school boys ana Eiris
gave . jolly dance .. NASoa Library
FRAY evening
A pleasant meeting o: tos Ycu.g Peo-
PIES Musical Club was he'd Monday eyea-
irg a. Mss Hex3tra
G. B. Wright are visiting Ma J. C.
Airsrorta IL Portland
Mrs Phftp ksrsAzx's dancing class
VII give the closing party Of the season
a. Masonic hall May =.
Signor Foil left Wednesday for Cali
turning 70 Tacoma tor The summer.
Mrs.. John P. Amy went 20 Everett. We'd
nescAy. ard viii spend q week In that
cisy. the guest OF Ars W. G. swaIxen
Mr.. Alexander Bzlise has removed his
family % the Rochester and VIII mako
extensive improvements On his residence.
Mr.. Charles Mlilsken Is stu detained Ia
New YORK. his mother having been
stricken with paralysis which proved fatal
Mr.. and Ars- Joan L Hopkins have
begun the erection Of . handsome resi-
oence on North Elgara and Yakima ave-
Rue
The Girls Guild Of the First Free
Church gave . very successful sale and
entertainment Friday afternoon AID even
Ing In the lecture room OF the church
Mrs. Sheldon. OF Boston. who Is q friend
Of Mrs W. W. Burr.li. - expeNed ,ats
week from Oakland She will visit for q
time IL Tacoma. and possibly remain ali
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Ephram ConsA-e and
Miss Coafare expect 20 leave this month
ConfAre viii sp~zd the summer with her
aunt at MnDetonka-
Mrs. A. V. wadhams. wife Of Lieut..
Commander Wadhams. Of the Monterey.
wno has been the guest OF Mrs < NJ
hunt for the past two weeks. VIII leave
for Seattle tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Corwin. o. Oakland. who
spent last week with Mrs B. g. Grosscup,
have gone 70 their home. While they were
formal musicale in their honor.
The regular concert OF the Ladies NJ
steal Club was given Tuesday afternoon
A large number Of ladies' were present,
and tea was served at the close of the
programme By Mrs s. c. Slaughter.
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- eurp - hans R~v- Nr. Martins lius-
erase6 scSsnsiac lectures % ~Esc~rs Css-
ssvsrssD r. Naszrs.~ 1secAy al Tasscay
0yGngngh
Asvzh Gsovs~ Aafn1a. TIRE pfassss, A.
azsref by Cscf Bel re cssoorasss swe1-
- vsossn1st. sss6 oehsrs. Fk-st Fresoyterssn
chsrca Frs1ay ~y~n2g. May - Tses<,s
81 ali GWsc s<cfsA
Tks nost essborase prsparsssons Sos TIE
eorzE<rcxmexx ball AZ tne LrsEsryify q
Waanznwror are kesnx maze In fact tts<
young nssn rsxrsxsrx sns sfslr ps-tssrt
that 4 vii he TIE sociIey ewes, q tbs
oena0E-
Th~ stag c7ue II m&ksng sx.ennvs prrv-
ayaficne for ssa cSoetng party A. Proscss
Sz1I 90 Friday night A suusoer Of Ps-tfss
susss1e the club xtu BE fnvstez 70 this
affair. uksch 10 planned - be The dr~s<
20 given by tbs organization
There ulsl BE- q reception gfvsn ~ N.
Marie street B4osigs church n honor 81
Che E<siy ca,.@6 pastor. Rev George Gale.
and wife. 90 Friday ese1sng. Tue differ
ens r4xssxs at the city AMI friends OK Tire
church asd oongrsxAtsoz. VII be sncst cur
daily escGye4
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Newmarket have been exceptionally well
received The Globe. which Is usually
anu-American, says: The popular fea-
t1re al Newmarket was the running of
AIR. Loriiiard's horses. The cherry and
black have ever been welcome TO English
men since the days OF Irouuofs and Pa
roie." Some of the minor papers, however
say that the success OF the American
horses Is due 10 English Jockeys. and in
innate that Mr. Loriilard's entries we're
allowed to win occasionally
MIRA Calvin s Briee and her two danxh-
ters and Mrs. Douglas Grant. OF New
fork, are the only Americans 70 be pres
ent at Mondays drawing room.
The s@a-onable weather OF tn. mast s.~
weeks has had the effect OF sending all
Lorstoners who are smitten with tn. HI
cycle fever out or town for the SUNDAYS.
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Ms Frederick Brown was RE chan
.nE hostess AZ charming lunch give,
la.Slsy y honor ~ her sister Mss Row
- Decatur. III. who = sr.,, si,,s- -. -.
neT with her. The vornr ssa,es -.
seated AZ fotr snail ;Hbles. fro-, urh,ss
rev Progressed ss The courses wer. xsr,,s..
r-aca table vas tsstefuFly decorate, v--,S
-l.AeIels' lowers, one n sses, peas. one q,
iiAarsleE1'es ore n ta5ips ard o-e !, So
so'as ioe sight WIS as beautiful a. r,s,i.,
@7en re sixteen Eaay a:tfrsi
sprtnr flowers. enjoying 70 49, - -
eeilcio9s repas; The Er.es-s vra-s. NJ
FNoeF. MS S0rHgue Mss Cy,r1 Nfrx rls7s
mater. Mss FERRIS Ms Cls-fs,as -
MS Ne-vait. Mss Farhas sYfxs ~;
Kewe. So haoeis. MISS Munsan NJ
us Mss Hayden. Mss Thomas ana or.
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THE ONE DESIRE.

or all the threads OF rhyme which I h,x.
spun
shall he glad II Tine save only enc.
And ! would have each word 70 toy b.
long
lyric ike a bird whose soul Is song.
There Is enough OF grief to mar the years.
30 mine sunny Leaf. untouched By tears
To bring unto the heart delight. ana r,aka
All sorroNs TO depart. and soy 10 wake.
No sermon mine to preach. save happs-
ness.
No lesson usins to teach. save Joy 10 bless
Joy. It's the one best thing below. above
The iute's Givinesf string. whose note =
love.
Frank pemps,er Sherman in the Cen
fury.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-17
Not an Inducemeut,
Washington Star.

Col Carter was negotiating for Ire pur-
chase OF farm. and the agent was COM
menting on the advantages OF the prop
erty he had for sale.
one great feature OF this farm" ne
said' Is the water. There Is one of thu
pest "esis IN the state there. Tho water
has teen analysed over and"
l have no doubt. suh." said the colonel
tfat II Is good well. But don't think
1 shall keep any live stock"