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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-17

present were. Mss Carrie Lsusha-v. Mss
Neeton, Mss Mamie Sten house MS Mar
guerits Courts, MisS GRAHAM. Mss Hattie
kochsr NiSSsS'izn. Mss Ads Axafter. N.ss
Asasorta Miss Alice Covsn gton- Mss
Genevtvs Cnufys. Miss F3a AxBt4s~. Mr.
J. Harry Swfst. NJ. w r Rahtz M.
Ernest Dcwnls, Mr.. Harry Richardson.
Mr. ). Wssfer Wheeler NJ n e NEhzett
Mr.. ~. Thomas Laugh. Mr.. VIII Chrtsff-
aDsen. Mr.. Emil B4hsz. Mr., j. Axutsar.
Mr.. J. W. Densnore and Mr.. George 4 gut
ter.
Tire Imperial Mandolin Cub gave Par
ker Ecwell = surprise Monday evening al
his aeae. ~ Pontias avenue. TIE even
Ing ass spent In music ana waist tna
prise winners being Mr. Cars8ss Parker.
Miss Lizzie Helm Mr. Anie Jnnas and Miss
Louisa Gouleft. Those present were NJ.
and Mrs Andrew Birk, Mr r. =. RoNreli.
Ar. and Mrs II. T. Rewes{ Miss Heariet-
% RIorap. Mss Marie TfIorup Miss ~
zie Helm. Mss Louisa Ciou.aft. Miss la
GoaletS- Miss Msrguerite Yarno. M Az
prey >eayey. Mr.. Ale Jones. Mr.. Carkeek.
Mr. VIII Goaletg. MIR Chan Seaxey. Mr..
CGrtiss Parker. Mr. VIA Helm. AR. Earle
Rowsll. ar. Joseph Hsin. Mr.. Parker
Ra0ell
A surprise party was tenderea Mr.. Leon
p Noble last SATURDAY evening az ais
houae. 30 Taylor avenue. I.hs evening
was spent in games and dalnty lunch
was served. Those present were: Miss
Fay Scott. Miss Elsa Craven. Miss Jessis
Allan. Miss Kistie Isongfsslow. Miss Fam
ME White. Miss Annie Hart, Miss Esta
Good. Miss Cora scott Miss Ernestine
White Miss Louise kevtg. Miss Hulza
HsroI3soa. Mr. Eli Hart. Mr. Arthur
Moss Mr.. Herbert Hart Mr. John Ek-
strand. Mr.. While Good. M Glen Lock-
wood.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-17

nottingham Lace Curtains. reduced
20 &c pair.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, fun size.
reduced from SIC 70 6sc-
Nottingham Curtains. Sik yards long.
very wide. value soc. now Sl.Sa pair
Real Brussels Lace Curtains. value
$3.50. reduced 10 $50.
VERY choice Brussels Curtains. worth
si0eo now IS pair.
Irish Point Curtains. Slightly sclled.
worth x3ea reduced 10 sl-so pair.
Chenille Portleres. reduced from = -.
s. -. s. 20 Ss.0s 10 81. 3, So. $50 and
g35a
satin Damask Portieres. worth SIS.
$500 and $500 reduced 20 So, $50
and 81
- Chenille Table Covers. reduced
70 So.
7.foot long Opaque window Shades.
wofth 68c. reduced 20 40.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-17

ODDS ard Ends IN z5-ineh Plaid and
asocadsd Woo Dress Fabrics. reduced
ID ~ yard.
Heavy Knnker5ocker Wool Euiting.
n faacy mixtures. reduced from zec 10
E,se yard.
Als-woa Assabes Suitlngs. $ inches
rsas. reduced TO &c yard
An-wccl French Serge. IN black and
eporea d INCHES wide, worth 55e. only
y yasd
ss-lneh Ladies' Cloth and Waterproof
Sailing. gray only. worth soc. only &c
yard.
High Novelties In Imported Suitsngs,
raiIIcsa from s. - 10 &C yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-17
SPECIAL CASH BARGAINS.
Dollars Never Bought So Much as They Do Here
at Cur Inventory Sale.

- pieces Cream Outing Flannel,
WORTH SC. S5zc yard.
~ sazea Large Turkish Bata Towels,
size Zaxaa worth &c oR5y l5c.
dozen Fine Sase@n Covered Down
CoTn39rssrs. value $50. only Ez5
szlneh Woosen Serge. reduced 20 isc
yard
- pair Lace Curtains, worth soc. only
&c pair
II DOZEN Bovs' and Gir.s' yacnfing
Caps. Monday ice each
- pair The Rival California All-Woo
Blankets. Iii size, worth s4.sa. only
Sl.T5 pair.
Heavy is-4 size Bed Coms0rters.
worth SOC. only 4sc.
- dozen Japonet nandkercnlsfs, re-
dacs6 from l5c 10 i9c.
70 dozen six Embroidered Japan
EandkercAlefs. WORTH 1sc, only &c.
3 dozen Ladies' sine Lawn Initial
HemslItcned Han6kercaiefE. broken
essortTae ~. worth lie. only f0c.
Ladies Heavy Fieeced slipper Soles,
worth &c, only lie pair.
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usslns Gut Balance OF Cur CIosk
Stcsk Reles Cost.

4aslss' Jackets iu lFish fgieze cloth.
asN siYie box front. trimmed IN large
Feasl ana cat steel buttons. Aedtci C0i-
~ Former prize go - now Ss,ea.
hSaFer Jackets. close uti!ng Me8ict
euaar. reduced from SIC - 80 Se.se
4 feW left iu Plain Beaver Jackets,
Ns trent new Franklin coHar. $e-S5.
good heayy hcrsey Cioth Jacket.
wsset collar. box trent trimmed Ia
snali faacy buttons Me1.ci collar. now
E9sE AZ s a.
iasfes' Capes in Bouele ClSth. trim
sfg IT. tubular braid AnG buttons.
zt.iAci collar. faL sweep. Only tafee
~ as go each
iaeseS' Beaver Cloth Capes. hand
saaeH trimmed in braid and buttons.
essins ln price from 81 . 10 vs..
ks4se~ hFaaarIoEh cape, trimmed
siis f1e rows of STITCHING, velvet col-
~. oGiy s5W
te'e.ea Braa8e.oth Capes. handsome
3 ifimmea Nt;h tns of - ms and
siitens, new sfEie collar. only three
g. 81 Ss& Es.l arl SG7a
Na.Haren's jackets. oaly y ieit. TO oe
Nd - .ls,r price
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-17

Ladies BaHssrs. sszrs 2. 5ts. &. and
b Eerc1 So aaty Hr rltr
trfaErs Eastdn Shaee '-s.a $50 Ira
-ses ta rtsaett from sa- a-
ana s.. sH ls pa.-
Fatra 5rl-a Sf5o Ss9es. BOX
$685. FiEre II = ce.F Ur 1alr
A rH > Ss sgss .s
p. Hur At r
ta pairs Es1ler' fserxe.s P..---
~aees a| 1s- retgeel lrau So ~
sst BAR
- ns-z Mems Veal Cax DIES.
Sao< @.ta 8ieafE asau Ie5-es. ls-
suraa -e 4 pair
rars Misses Oeas9'a sot C,o.e
Hta1 S9ocs szss ls to q rslue.3
tr >~ pair
ed pair. Ros@' YEA calG. r.ace Saoes
ts @ 9oE ssc casr.
NEGy SPECIAL
sases Hsa Grade Oxala3s fine
e-ev Nt Seoss "a neN opera 1sce.
- s. q era 3 x 5-as. sizes g 80 :.
" -- s. 81 g.
sa.ss Ate Ss2es redgcs3 IRON
s. # S.
t-aa.es NasxA--e Gag Rattea Saoes.
rfH c~ tr satF ss.s re5urett frsn
So GO e esls
Nsas aNe ~ Calt secs. Gooayea-
Es sN-e1sar so.e. woEtA
50 81 -1acEc 81 s. S.
Msr -Ee xest- Dress S-rsse IN ts7s
ASA s1-s rrss. t1ar aeE s-xlp< soc "a
s-t lroa ~c--a So refused -
tses ana We7's Cary. stagers.
Sts@ Bees Stays F ~ p4.r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-17

p~naaats OF csiicoes. worth Sc. Mon
Avsz. N. ~ yard.
fss yards ki5 Fsnisasa Iainorie.
800 &, only zs-c yard.
49, ard White Checked Crash. &c
szrs -. ss,..f. ...
= e yard.
- yards Dark Colored Teams Fian-
x xcrgli 7c, only 5izc yard.
~ yards Llght Colored Tease down
800 pcrfh I9c. only etzc yard.
ease OF BEST Indigo Blue Caiicoes.
ss-st s.. only s49c ward.
= soxes 81 pure Thread Knitting
a. 9asy O. bal.
= - - croeaet Cotton. al coiors. two
Aalss for =.
3 sszsn Ladies Aigh: Gowns. worth
5oasE Ladies Muslin Drawers. Only
y par ,. e.
4 sass wine z3sc Yard.
4Llsca A5i-weol Bosiele CloaklEg. IN
LAX reduced from sl.0o TO e5c yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-17
SIaushter Of Infants Clcaks.

Infants Eiderdown Short Walking
CIoaks. angora fur trimming. reduced
from Si.08 10 75c.
Eiderdown Cloaks. very heavy, white
augoTa fur trimming reduced from
81. IS 10 soc
from s.. - 70 x723.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-17

noys' and Girls Heavy Cotton
pss4a Bicycle Hose. fast black. all
ssss worth 20. Monday i3c pair.
es.iaren's Seamless RIBBED Black
gose. WORTH i5c, Monday 1lac pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-17

Honey Comb Bleacned Towels only
SC
s8xlS Aii-Linen Bieached Huck Tow
els, hemmeG. only iac
3sx1s Bieached Hemstitched Huck
Towels. only t2s4c.
BARRIERS Aii-iinen Huek Towels.
only Tie Sc aud loc.
- dozen Heavy Turkish Towels. size
26x5z. worth &c. only l5c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-17

Ladies' Extra Heavy Cotton Hose.
fun, seamless. fast black, worth 2ec.
only l2izc pair.
Ladies fine Imported Black Cash
mere Hose. full fashioned, worth sc,
only &c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-17
HOSIERY SPECIALS.

Mems Heavy Mixed Seamless Cotton
Half Hose. regular price lee. only &c
pair.
Mems lAll-Wooi Black and Natural
Gray Half Hose. 2oc value, lZiec pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-17
In Lodge and Church Circles.

On Friday evening Mrs. G. L. Erwin
gave a musical al her home on Third ave-
nue. for the benefit OF the Ladies' Aid So
cisty OF the First Methodist EpissapaI
church. Notwithstanding outside inclem-
ency and counter attractions a goodly
number assembled and were delightfully."-
entertained. The following nrosrarame
was rendered. Piano SOTO, ssNocturne -
from Midsummer Nights Dream" Mr.
George r. Mayer: vocal solo. violin obi
cato. Whispered" Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Hughes: plano solo. silver Spring.
william Mason, Mr.. c. w Jones: real
ing. "A Foreigners View or the Statue or
Liberty Mrs. George r. Steison: vocal
solo, Marching" Trotere. Mr.. Charles
". Saunders: vocal solo. Les ORA
Grons de Villars." Mainart. Mrs George
p. Mayer; reading selected. Mrs. C. r
Stetson; accompanies. Mr. George r.
Mayer and Prof william Marfius After
the programme came an hour Of social
enjoyment eniivened BY strains 90 soft
music frort the inimitable "DInah.' who
faithfully and persistentiy reminded her
admirers of the silver tray she 50 sng-
gestlnEly presented. Another pleasant
feature OF the evening was tho daintiiy
appointed dining room. beautifully decor
ated in ivy ard holly. and made more Sc
ductive by the soft light ~ the large can
desabra occupying the center OF the tempt
Ing table. Mrs. Erwin was assisted by
Mrs. Judge Langley and Miss ollie Aorri-
son.
once every year Rainier Council. Royal
Arcanunn. holds SIS installation OF officers.
az which each member has the privilege
Of inviting members OF his family ard
lady friends. At the conclusion ~ tho
exercises a literary and musical pro-
gramms Is given. followed by dancing ana
refreshments these improfnpfu affairs
never failing 20 attract a large crowd.
Monday night the annual eniertainmeas
and dance was given a. Elk's hali and
was enjoyed almost beyond measure. over
90 people being present The following
programme WAS given. every number %
which vas heartily applauded: Piano trio.
Barber Of Seville Miss Amy Corey.
Miss Leara Conn. Miss Ids Corey: al
dress Of welcome. Sitting Past Regent w.
2 Slater: vocal solo. by the foun-
tain" Miss L.elacheur: instrumental
qnartette. Mis-. Amy Corey. Miss Leora
Conn Mrs. Johnstone, Miss IDA Carey:
recitation. An order for Picture" Miss
Oracle Taylor.
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January Innings Prices.

Pes, Glove Finished Csmbrics. Mon
CAS- &c yard
s-lnth Twile8 SNesla. black and
SAY. ~ yard
8-iaeh Heavy Black Taf1etas. worth
p oniy 6lse ward
Enxllsh Imitation Hair Cloth Lining.
asly 11sc Yard.
fa9ata Sugahs. cho5ce design. only
y aaa So yard.
Fiher tshrle IntertiafnEs. 1a-inch,
fssace} from 2ar 20 i2iac yard.
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surnri.e AID nlrt.aay Parsie..

or Monday evening. January T. TIRE
following friends ~ Afr end Mrs. George
T. Evneh. az Bruok street. gave trem 4
.-,ratssrr surprise IN honor % -neir tenth
gre8sIrx anniversary. Mr ard Mrs. James
walker. Mr.. aud Mrs NlHam r. Gre
harn ar and Mrs. George -. Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Davidson. Sir. snd
Nvs Z r. Mcknight Ef. AMI Ers r II
0rarner. Mr. sua Ms George CarsiE.
NJ ars Mra WILLIAM Rag. Mrs. Joan
fzorfett Mrs. Oscar Drew. Mges Maud
cookssn. NJ William Fox Mss Edna
r,ara5saa. Mss REth D'ayitasn. Mss
F8i-tr Lynch. Mlss Earh Lgnea. Miss
r.sffra Walker. Mss Jessie pTew Master
49, Rav. Master Will5s DTex Master
T.aafs T.vura Master George LYnch. Pro-
zrssstwe waist vas the entertainment -
tss esaninT Mr. and Mrs. GeorEs r.
Ja~ksen wlnning the royal prizes an8
wr Wssfar Fox ard Mrs.. 81. 2. Csanan
tAa bsgsv prizes Luncheon was served
t0wars fne c81se q re eysninE-
SIS I.slEel Ag13fter WsS happily surprised
prsaav evening Al the residence q her
ua~e-gs NJ All Mrs. james AEuttHr
ET~sussrt. hv a number % her sngirnate
friends Mss AEztssr. although ,9us-
esetele zsrprtse5 performed tse duties q
hostess ehaFnninE1y ana ~ss Tezu lnded ~
her guests q tas arntversarw 81 her birth
sxv. a-asrn oeeas&Sn taey lad come 70
ea.eorate WITH hsr. Progressive games ara
1aisr wers features Of the evening sos-
lewa1 ~ dainty re[ressnsntz These
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-17

Al ne high toned satin finished JAG
guards all the expensive BeaVes and
Exclusive dress patterns IN black goods
sAYe asen reduced way down below
e8ss
Dress Goods that we're originally sold
& be- sc. 10. s5c and 500 = yard. you
~ now purchase them az 21c. use. &C
and - a yard
Alndh Alt-W0oi Storm Serge. In
esaca and navy CHE in1esfructibie
s.nsl saSt color and heavy twill, reg
aisriy sold az - and S5c a yard. what
~ have left you can get For sac yard.
Fancy Figured Mohairs IS inches
Hs1e. small design. and only lsc yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-17

Broken lines viii be offered this week
al cost and below.
White l0-s Blankets. Jacquard border.
reduced 20 81 81
Heavy Camping Blankets. reduced TO
s. - pair.
Au-WooI T1-t White and Gray Blan-
kets. worth g. 50 reduced 10 SIS
our Rival California Ail-tN COL Blan-
kets reduced from SAGE 20 =. = pair.
Fine Down Comfortsrs. French sa-
teen covering reduced from $i59 TO
SS5.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-17

Miss Ada Boync ~ Little Rock. Ark.
was the guest Or honor AZ chrysanthe-
mum luncheon given ~ Miss Mglls ~ her
home Queen Anne hill yesterday After
a delightful laneaeon the guests we're en-
tertalnea hT TIRE young hostess sud Miss
E-shae % Portland. both % whom are en-
6owed win more than ordinary musical
ability Th5se present were: Nlss Aufer-
sor. MsH Lewis Mss Younxs Miss Doyle.
Mas Graham Miss Ltfu Dodge Miss Ethet
T0uugs Miss Holden. Miss May smith.
Me- Amy Smith Miss Kline. Mss carmen
Erbeo 81 Portland or
Mrs = p Sutton gave a pieas2nt social
at her home aH Twentv-fourth avenue.
Thursday ev~ninE 4t which thh following
were present Mr. ard Ms wells Rev.
ana NrH r. e. sutton. Mrs William
Jones Mrs. Myers Ms Barton. Mrs.
Me7kHa Mr. Garrison Mrs Pratt. Mrs.
moore &rs Hryigrs Miss Ndrsa sus-
san Miss Beae satfon. Miss Ernesffas
0t{nsn Miss Lacy Pratt Mss Bennett.
Mr. EtgEsrd Mr. Peterson SIR Oliver
Root 81 joseph BArfa. Mr. Thomas Bar
"a Mr. 70. 81, sutton ".
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| e. sflg|lfR

L Hswisv Mr.. and Mrs H g Henry.
M. and Mrs. H Hull Nj and Ms Har-
baugh. Mr. ard Mrs. Keneher Mr.. and
Mrs k!TflrEe- NJ. and Mrs J. =. Lovr-
man. Mr.. and Mrs McMicken NJ and Ms
Meem. Mr.. and Mrs J. r. McNaGEat M
and Mrs Osg0od. Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett.
Ar. and Mrs. II. Morgan. Mr. and Mrs.
G. Riley Dir. and Mrs X A Peters. Mr.
ana Mrs & Power Ms : Waterman
Mr. ard Mrs. Albertson. Mr.. and Mrs. An
dsrson. Mr.. and Mrs. Audrps. Miss Ar
quit, Miss G. Bacon. Mrs. Bailey. Mrs.
Brownen Mrs. Boone. Ms Burnett Mr.
and Mrs. Bell Mr.. AID Mrs. c. r Burn
side. Mr.. and Mrs y ". Baxter. Mr.. ard
Mrs. :. X. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. w. ?.
Boyd. MF- and Mrs Conn. MT. and Mrs
Charles Cleary. Miss A Burnett Mss Q.
Baxter. Miss z Brooks Miss I. Corey.
Miss c. Clark. Mss Emery. Mss Furth.
Miss s. Furth. Miss Graas. Miss Nc
Kinney. Miss F. Munday. Mss Nc
Naught. Miss Preston Miss Riley, Miss
Conn. Miss Morgan. Miss Slocum. Miss
kautz. Miss Olive Miller. Miss = Collins.
Mr. and Mrs " r Forrest. Mr.. sad
Mrs. c. Coulter. Nj and Mrs.. u J. No
Kinney Mr. ]. B. Agen. DR.. r. : Palmer.
Mr. Ballet Mr.. J. r. Savage Mr.. F. X.
struve. sIr. l. Wilmington. Mr.. Lester
Turner. Mr.. II. Nessrve Capt. Taylor.
Mr.. B. Pelly M L peIy Mr.. T. Noble.
Dr. Pardy. Mr. c. Miller. Mr. r Miller.
Mr. W Miller. Mr.. I. Riley Mr.. r.
Hopkins. Mr. A f. McCulsky, Gen
Bryant. Capt w. r Ballard. Mr..
r. cox. Mr. I. Cole, Mr.. J. Collins, Mr.
J. Davis. Mr. G. Folsome. Mr.. ". 3.
Goodwin, Mr.. II. 3. Haiaes. Mr.. y. Full
Ton. DR.. Gentle. Mr. r \. HaIler. Mr..
r. InEsrson Mr.. r. Z. Ling Mr. c. Nun
day. Mr.. o. II. Preston, Mr.. G. Smith.
3Irs. Il Smith. Mt Boyd Wells Mr.. ].
F. -Foulkes, Mr. II. c Southwick.
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Yarns.

Beat Quality Imported Saxony Yarn.
1ikC skeln.
Standard Quality Saxony Yarn. al
Ccl0Fs Jtec Skein.
Best Quality spanish Knitting Yarn.
reduced 10 7ifc Skeiu
German Knitting Yarn. only IKE
sksln.
Ice Wool, per box % nails te> box
Frosted Tlnsel, only &c dozen balls.
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Umbrellas.

% dozen Black six Gloria Umbrel-
las. paragon frame. natural stick. only
aSc.
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Handkerrhieis.

Mems White Lawn Henisutche4
TtRndker-h iefs. only -
IatIs@- Lawn Handkercaiefs. lace
edge reduced 20 &C.
Taa{e@' Finhroi6sred and Initial
Lawn Fganakerch lefs slightly soled.
reduced fFum is- to- l's.
Iapanrlte SIX Finished Hau3keg-
chiefs. reduced from llc 20 Zoe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-17

A~morr ha8 ar fae University . wash
r.rs,~e presented scene - GGGs3a8 gay-
~ ara haauty Friday night a. waieh
st-7e fhs cadets save their hftA annual
80 TIE b&z nzH vas a5ea aiEasst .
overasw!ag with asrrx--A@-s aa1 eazo-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-17

The mary Young friends % Miss Eta
Nuzeat arranged a surprise party ia her
nono~ Tuesday evening fhat was enc -
tea distinctive snai successes - che sea-
scr. The handsome ana coTueo3ious No
cent harre oB E0ren ave1re was ta-3wn
omen 20 TIRE invaders and untn q late hour
dancing ans games t1sf we're IN vogue
years aga s1eh SIS drorr5Ee the pillow.
49,. we're Ersulref iu. ! numher % mar
-fsa raause te whom sEca fr1Va3-tss ars
f.tst pleasant thoughts, PLAYED ci7ca 81 the
craving room downstairs Lrtct1us re-
s-asN -7serfe were served AZ u 0'clceE.
Among thase present were Ar and Ms,
r--ihrr~aa. Mt an8 Mrs Morgan Or ard
1f~s Shs~uies aEr ard Mrs Eaxe.fine
sgssS RaUs Holmes Miss Etae} Sempie.
49, Reth Watdrsn Mss Spencer. Miss
~as.a~~a Kzutz- Miss Naag1t Miss
E2sxfer afFss Brooks Miss Ciarx. Miss
f-.-av. Miss Ranse. MISS Morgan. Miss
T.sn~s t-ausezd Miss Hausard Mss Bag
lay Ms Claire EaEisy- RI Walter FeIi-
sr- Nr- = L. Beoer Nv. WEI Hanna.
~ S~att Calhoun Mr n Tu0 Kellogg.
~ Tfre ps,fe Nj WEtsI S3lflrau.
~ " Herald Mr.. Charles y 2rtsie
~ S-Nssrse. Mr sam Irwin NJ ROB
rsna NJ Mart sravry. NJ. Orrin Rank
ard W z Baxter.
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a very enjoyable meeting % the French
Cluh vas he'd At the home % Mrs. George
2. Gund last Monday afternoon CONVEX
satioa and reading occupied the tine,
Prof. Constant as usual conducting.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-09-25
G.. +. A. Memphis Route.

DIR. l.. ID. Barber of the National
School OF Osteopathy aud his sons,
Archie, Bert and Frank. were in the
city last week. The doctor conten-
plates moving the school to Baxter
Springs aud as proof of the fact
that he enjoys the confidence of
those who are in position TO I'M
derstand the nature of the fight
made upon him by DIR. Still, twelve
students have arranged 10 come TO
Baxter TO join his fret class. The
unwarranted assault made by a
rival school has already acted as "A
boomerang and has raised the doc.
tor i'm the esteem OF all Ostc opaihs.
In our OPT ZION he displays excel.
lent Judgment in retiring from the
Missouri field until the courts have
settled the question in issue. To
remain would mean a suspension of
business so long rs the opposition
could prevent d hearing by contin-
uances aud other legal delays,
while 10 retire to Kansas means a
continuation of the school while
the case is Ia progress. Mr.. Still is
very wealthy aud consequently
yields a great influence in Missouri
aud against these two weapons a
man of limited means and with but
little official acquaintance. would
find Il difficult to meet his attack.
But Osteopaths and Osteopath
Journals throughout the country
are with DIR. Barber, aud in the end
right will prevail aud DR. Barber
will come out on top. The estab-
Iishment of the school at Baxier
will prove OF great benefit 10 The
town. DR. Still made kirksviIIe
with his school. -GaIena RepubIi.
can.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-09-25
Resolutions of Sympathy.

WHEREAS. Death ha- entered our
order and taken from our midst
Comrade x. i. McGregor, and
WHEREAS. BY the death of this
comradc our Post has lost one at
its most earnest and faithful mem.
bers. and the community valued
and patriotic citizen: therefore, be II
Resolved, That these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes of Bax'
ter Post, No. l3, 6. y. r.. and pub
lished in our city papers.
]. W. DUNBAR,
NORRIS DOTY.
i. o. NOBLE.
Committee.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-09-25
Resolutions of Coincidence.

WHEREAS. Death has come into
our midst aud taken from our order
one Of our brethren. X. p. McGregor,
and
WHEREAS, BY the death of this
brother this lodge has lost II faith
full aud unliring member: one who
has always labored for our cause;
true friend and an upright citi-
zen: u man who never faltered in
his duty To aid and assist the dis
lrcssed. This loss To our order is
also great loss TO Baxter Springs;
therefore, be il
RcsOired. That these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes of our
lodge and published in the city
PAT ers. a. MACDONALD,
I. &. WEAVER.
Committee Baxter Lodge, No. Is,
\. o. L. ".
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-09-25
Something to Depend on.

Mr.. James Jones, of the drug firm
Of Jones " SON, Cowden, ILL.,, in
speaking of DIR. Kings New Dis
cuvery. says that last winter his
wife was attacked with La Grippe,
aud her case grew so serious that
ply sicians nj Cowden aud Pana
could do nothing for her. 1t seem
ed TO develop into hasiy consump-
ton. Having DIR. Kings New Dis
covery in store. and selling lots of
il, he took 81 bottle home. and to the
surprise of all she began to better
from the first dose.and half "a dozen
bottles cured her sound aud well.
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs and Colds is
guaranteed To do this good work.
Try ii. Free trial bottles at W. +.
Prices drug store.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1897-09-25
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is.
PROGRAM

OF the Twcniy-ninth Annivtrfgry
Celebration al the ATcicn, Order
United Workncu. Select Knights
and Degree OF Honor, which will
be HELD al Camp Logan Baxter
Springs. Kansas. on Wednesday,
September ~. 1897.
The line oi match will be forms d
at The springs al u o'clocN u. ~. d
by GitHfd bdni and iuiiUwcd by
the pi;isburg nnd other Lands and
march 10 The grounds.
The speakers of the day will be
John II. Cridcr. G. N. W.; Joseph +.
Riggs. L. :. NJ. "; Ex-Licutcnaut
Governor \. +. Riddle. Hon. l.. +.
Murphy, T.. N. Furde aud others.
Prize drill OF ID. OF ii. on grounds
after speaking.
There will he u committee Ia take
baskets from trains 10 grounds free.
Hacks can I've had to ride from
trains To grounds for 10 cents per
person.
Dinner can he had on grounds
for - cents.
Steamboat rides up the river and
return, 10 cents for round trip.
Each lodge in Crawford and Cher
okr,. counties il entitled to one del.
rgaic in the business meeting.
See bills for railroad rates.
Everyone j. invited Ia come out
and have Il good time on the river AT
Baxter.
Officers are ~ follows:
President {. ]. Berkeley. Pitts.
burg.
Vice President J. NJ. English,
Baxter Springs.
Treasurer J. y. Mcdonald, Bax.
ter Springs.
Secretary Albcri Finger, Girard.
Chairman Reception Committee
J. N. Cooper. Baxter Springs.
Chairman Basket Committee T..
d. Owens, Baxter Springs.
Committee on Privileges /. {.
Weaver aud +. Il, NcGresor, Baxter
Springs.