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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

Rafnter-Csrand Monday night Thcsr
guests iaclu1ed Mr aad Mrs FreasricA
BausTuan. sir. and Ms. = NJ. Bacsls.
Conxvessuaa ard Mrs. James Hamilton
Lewis. Dr. AID Mrs. Moatgogrery Riassell.
Mss Halnaes. Mss ShAilenberger. Dr.. X.
Q. Graves and Mr.. George Barch-
Mr. ard Mrs. ". T. Scene gave a card
party Friday nggst az their home On
Ssyeutn avenue. Mrs Blanchard aud NJ.
Blanchard ~ Los Angeles won TIRE tirss
prizes. and the second rrtzes wee carried
OF BY Mrs. Clark o. Walls Wala. ard
Mr. John Lseary.
Mrs. Caroline Bake Stevens gave
luncheon THURSDAY. Present were Mrs.
J. e. Alien Miss Carrie Allan. af Spo-
kane. Mrs. Ebea Suith, Mrs. Harhaasa.
Mrs. Eaekuz. Mrs. Hopkins. Mrs. Stew
ens and Mrs. HATFIELD
Mrs Robert HOPKINS entertained ~
dinner last Thursday. Covers we're LAD
for ten. TIE AFFAIR wss given il honor
Of friends from WaEla Walia-
Mr. James y Ho-e. sr-. Of GAINESVILLE,
Ghto. left for home yesterday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

ths weeks coma ard &c the tennis tea.
While retaining many II its charms.
Grows the least BIT ruonCtonous. ard soci-
ETY. EfII not shed tears CT Sorrow when
the last cup fcr TssT has been served
Next year The tennis tea viii De- weI-
coined Just As it was welcomed last
spring. hEt for the present society mas
had rs satisfy
And win the coming OF raindrops and
the passing % sumner the summer girl
NiA ask ner Old question. What q the
warm days. where have they gone Size
was going 70 Go 50 mucF- she always Is.
IN the summer she plans for winter
pleasures. winter days and winter nights
find her IN front 0f the big open fireplace
making notes OF what san Will do. once
summer Is here II intended 70 do 50
many things last summer" nuruauTs this
summer girE OF TIE butterfly existence.
And when summer : here time speeds b.
and she says Last winter ! planned.
bot failed 70 ca 4 thing. Wait until next
winter and / viii have a gay time. ;"
Planning Is the sweet essence OF this
summer girls lie. She does not intend
20 carry our her plans, Put she must
have something 70 do and so she nlrs
away her tire IN the winter talking about
the summer and IN the summer talking
about the winter But the summer girl
enjoys H. And she is the only one con-
csrned-
Miss Emily Clary's party Thursday
night at her home, corner Broadway and
Columbia street. was enc Of the events
that gave young society chance 20 say
that the week had not been stupid. L.
was a dancing party. and whlis glyea for
the young folk was attended 10 a num-
Der identified with older society Present
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clary. Mr..
and Mrs A II. Hawiey. Mrs. j. W FL
kins Mr. ard Mrs. r. l. Wilson Ms.
P B. " Miller Mss louise Hayden
Miss Nsnette Paschan Miss Ethel FL
kins Miss Care Hopkins. Miss Martha
sackert. Mss Virginia SeurTy. Miss Clara
Hanna Miss Harriet Allen. Miss Grace
NcAlhstsr, Miss LeuoTe AcCsrath. Miss
Katherine Tyler. Miss Lassie McCuisky.
Miss Julia Crane. Miss Bessie Snitn.
Miss Edna Collins Miss olive Miller.
Mr. Gilbert Meera. Mr. Geo Sohns. M.
Nat Pachan Mr.. Edward Geary. Mr..
John Geary. Mr. Ned HanfoFd. 8Ir. Wal
ter Henry. Mr.. Hubert Miller Mr.. David
Oliver. GT. Burton Halnes. Mr.. Robert
II Clary. and Mr. Chas. P CIary.
Guy Bates Post. who used 70 be identt-
fed with younger society Of this city ar
rived here last week. after four years
absence His friends viii recall that he
started out 70 become an actor. He joined
Cora Crquhart Potter and kyrle Bellew.
and IL was with these artists that he rose
from an amateur 20 what he NOW - an
actor OF more than meager ability. He
has visited al the cities % Importance in
this country and has made n creditabIe
reputation for himself Stree his first en-
gzxement Mr. Post has played with VIII
ian Owen and Otis skinner IN Shake
spearean repertoire. and being cast for a
vide range OF parts he has developed ver-
satihry.
A philadelphia critic said OF his King "A
'-FfamTet't. Mr. Post "a the King was
stately. and his reading OF the prayer was
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PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

7-as ztsr-suasn. - satsrn. Ore. grGer
date x August ES says-
som wednesday. gre ~sh 3ast. in ne
taas-ffai grove near ere sila ~ wG8t ass
sr aavs gore ~ called t1e ~ &5plH sranaR
hauae. naar C1yaaaT thhs eo8nty tnere o.
-.r~res ore q the COED olt~tsszloned naa-
sae dinners au8 reunion % EurEb~~ nf
-hs .arf- ssssgarns families rsat sffii reside
49, tas farms sneg irupTeTssf ard later ass-
cared srsa- tas donatfga lard laws = me
early arries.
ere rartieular cas4~a q thEs socfal gath
e~sar as r. - rousr - Is4we q Jacobs.
u Ssastsa wno. accompanied p ah wifs
s~s Haurhsar Ms Jessie 5Sc1es. - vs..
Ing TeEatfvas ans rr1en1R
Mere than ferry years ag9-ia taf yesra
fEz ~ and 1-4T 4dge JHoote sanEhr q
nzwber % terms q s1hooa sa taaE 2or5a
q ths waldo hkls
-Arzanx The papEs who atseu9rti -
arhool taurat 80 Judge Jaroaa In t1e Mo-
Atm sroog nouee Were S4ege 45nn -
Wglao. Ja8Ss Cses lssgn9ar. Aol~ " -
Fam Dz1nsar Esam rs l.. Hle1ara. F1ta-
gsrsen Partan - Ie45os. Ms. 4lse
Iz-oss NJ ard Mrs T.. q. grlfn &. AF&
x L FEg6sssa. Or ranlel Jeres - IT,
baron Msaa~s. Cal ard ~ l5e@r. Aan-
gaen ffant $50 havs ad gc stAfiar.s
q aanrr In fnsz sEAta o. 81 Dz1er states.
ans rhs-s zno hsss aaEs aEl~s 70 eEons7ts
eee weifars - tae c8mIsg tea N E1
icy av~a In zaalzion - tasSa rams
-i-e~a .~@ sfxh-y -fCar csssra aa5 Aage. n
faef~ respective aVoeefto1s. ATe4 hen9r-
Are aa6 ssIcnasssls HVs2
s-rt wam a. aonss89s & extreme riesF1z-~
ara z-zresea1sasl - lodge Gseoes sE ere
esv-sn~r-lrsev aTsrsisa go ata az& hts e3~
esr-a frys.esss ard fssE5-s - sxEaaEgs greet
irzF ana recssn. tae ewsst1 ard seszsa -
~ se1z zxo-
~ maa arranged fa@1 sa maaF - fa@
rasossa Of Iasea 5seaa8 asnf So 1sai1 -
ssas-shIsss skaa.8 Sc c&zteG tngetHer- Ia
sszxs-s@ - --= CO., -<.S@- G. sAs gggl-a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

oar rex cloak ard millinery sectsoa-
sa-inx piAe ssre~t. e plessaas visit
f-v pisces Yer scores us rsere~3ss q
earxzla center.
rs~iv saH aeksts ara cares a-c -
..s-rfrx ~ arrive sss@g stcS sn
hslf complete. 1ust SLASH setet,53'A'
ssys-z Won Rn sdea - whAs 49, -
scru IBIS Nlneer-
Ladies Eegeis J4s&ets to-8skl
iesser o8fy St&
Eaaes A. Weel Beaver. hsrs~T Ard
Ne}tez jake
fafnchtEa Capss. Asir4ksaa Cages.
Fl2sh C2rSs.
NEW FALL HATS.
t-nnsrens rren-s Eels HAS a
s-s-A~ ara eeaars. wzse rin. frs=a So
.a s. e esCa,
r4saS. FeIf Fe12ras. new fAl
s~,wes. r.refv neu-5 ~ -ayrrss 800 2
50 hl.-k ere. suiT s. 8 a9a Se ea,a-
~ew ErsgssA " s1k.ag Hats = se-l
Seu-z &c 4n9 Sc 9p-
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Domestic Dept.

low prices ,c- god servfcsEble
geoss are THE best argunsnsS. ard al
WAYS keep rs eusy here.
TABLE LINENS.
ss-snsh Fan nleacAea Table p8nass.
Monday onIy - 3 yard
aa-sneh vide Sso&ca Dsmssk T1oie
Lines. pretty designs. oaly - v7rsi-
es ard 7g-Inch vide Pure IRISH Table
Ttnaa. fuU hseached. good quality. oaiy
&c ard 6Ae 3 yard
SPECIALS
n Narssslles PafteFn Bed sprests.
eel made. heuFues snt ready fs- Gse.
designs rev cheap az Sc ard NC. %
morrow. sc ard s. each.
TOWELS
our Extra Heavy Turkish Eath
Towels. worth ~ and *. caoire No1-
sav FOR T.. each.
Extra HeSvv Pacise ~ Great Falls
sfuslf-. standard EsaEes. = inches ~tte,
exasFlv S~e Monday sac = ward
sg-ts~h vide B1eache.l Pillow CAsl7s.
sagv SIG a yar4-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

Muskn Underwear AZ wonderfully
iow prices. % show you the folly OF
sewing On machine
Muslin Ora xers- with three tuckz,
worth &c. Monday only iac a pair.
Ladies Night Gowns. with Insertion.
veil finished only s5c
Fine Cambrsc and Muslin Gowns.
with rev Empire and y-shaped ueciCs.
tucked ard inserted wf.h lace ard en-
trosssrv. A. 81. &c sc. sc. sII9. ks.
81 - and xiE
Corset Covers. nrettsly trimmed with
lace and aab~osdery. from Iac Up 20 &c
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NrCN NOVELTIES.
NelISn SpECIALTIES.

-x<ToaeH Novelty Cheyiota. English
srs,Fy Girls prtxht six and Wool
sssasss Novelty Bcgrette Russo,
ss-sA and Freuch Piaids, fridesceHt
xsssssy ssstlrgs. Brocatellez. Novelty
Asssssss fsiszraeIroa Faaetfss-
zFsnarssssz seeking really remarkable
srxasns n the late summer SUITS
as surrsrt far early fail wear vii
81 nrya ts Interest them here than
ssraers aarsEg the present or coming
sssaa.
[rnry rhsrsots Cheeks and Mixtures.
~ % b Sc. 5ac and &C a yard.
nInse Ger early fall. rev oniy,
3sr = surd.
1safAsr les worth s5c. worth zoe. worth
8 Ill faneses, now only ....-.-.......
f~c ~ yard
sseasr ehance AZ that IA, Serge I'm
~ and Back. @ inches wide. worth
4 Nan1ay .......-..-......-.....
Only he.
slacA Pair Covert Cloths. dark
Aaass worth &c. only .........-..-..
yor yard.
klseA Cashmere Ia black only. az
SIR Monday only ..-.................
f.l~ n yard.
FasT Pads. double width. all new.
~ .--s-t.s-. .ss...+.s.-..-s-.s.s ......ss.
t5F n yard
Alaea Aa-Wsei ladies' Cloth. all coli
r. Iaclz9lag black. only ..............
.5e yard.
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convincing. showed -uch thought a1st
urss Sseu-sF1l 80 - e}oc1-t1E- gig fns
rarrs Ae hss piavee his besf 7FaF& aAs
- - sNa --.av. fa~v refes vssh to71c1
q reruanze. vl7h cus CT rEe zZceFaeTa-
Antonio ia The Merchant q Feat-e $
. character for wNar1 - = @A4A -
a. s-sfr@t s-d rs Den 3aa ia Nh
Ass a 1eax %oEniuE EeE #ltn Nun
praise. Ire part % Correzs TIE Ss1E@r p
clsssaA-s MOTIFS whlle Gs has FlaTe9 y
bgt aace. rroru sea % - o1e & hzs @s-%
-afes so say his get0N acsoFs-
NJ Pest re1arns Efth q bride sac e -
Actress ard aeT stage aazae as sATaA
T-1ax- Sac z1a6a Rep professional as1.t
rearsv f1slr years a@o. Sc A4s Been ee'rl~
reesAs w.rh NJ os5s Sk.raer ior sefz@
rrssa IS a leading lady and - me 1esE-
err Stock cozzpa nl@s- = was e. Sha f9T-
-7@r cuarauv fnar NJ. md M-s. East
e~sr raez ArN Foss - 1assFe 81 me
Ease egE Ass ETs8 slace rHtl1 - Ai.3-
sAEa TIE lass TO y@Brs of Der cefseT
Rave 6evelcpesl 3 cs4rIslaE F4rfs4 s4-4-
- 49, --.Its2s Lay - -yolS = 49,
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A Diversity Of Ideas
Concentrated.

TAz. Is WA every Customer visiting
os,~ ~hpe DEPARTMENT WI - shown.
consisting - wefE-rsade and stylish
shoes a. sha popular prices OF to-day
rot EIoa6gxe prices. either
We HAVE
LADIES' zine ngack Vet Kt. lace snf
fssttan. painted tee. All st1es ard
widths. regular nrtce being s. - -----.
Nonday only. Say
We HAVE
r-4sss' Fac Back Wet XII narr0w
sreare toe. eork sole. Hii sizes -
wf-hz wraranse@a by us, resn a.
rraes 8 - .--.-.----.-
Maaaay only, <2-s5.
We HAVE
x r..irs r.ssFses' Ffrs DoeE2ta, Cxejs>cs
.~s sNo~eIass Caacfse sss~s. mostly
re~~ew wlstAs us1zt1s histton. 3 tex
lace. regular prtee foo ..----.--..---.
Nanasy oais, sta
We HAVE
& aas~~ Lad So fine Back Wi Es&
lac anG B9stoa Saces. raxsr zee
osgv pstpnt testhav tips sH sizes
ard widths. regular price g -
wenaay eaiys <1.TS-
We HAVE
"a ears Boys ard Tou-hs' CaH OK
hsoos Lac shoss cosn tees. }ass A
fnw aHf worth ~ regular prea
e. aaf 3 - .-.....--...- ...
Manaay. 10 close. sniy sl-4a.
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Underwear Dept.

Mons Random Wool Underwear. fun
sutshes5. fau weight - a garment
Mems Blue Notsled Underwear. fleece
unea fan weight. only SC garment
Mems Natural wool Underwear.
hsaww wefrht. ribbed ralfs and bot
tons. A fine garment for tEIl wear only
* a garment
wsrfs rxtra F8ns Qualify camel Hair
frnlerwea~. faU weight ribbed GUYS
ara bottom: tbs IS s. beauty; E-ao =
garment
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Au-Wo COL serge Double Texture Plaid
Lined Macintosh. with velvet collar
and tabs. oaiy sAs.
Other Magkint0slses-pFsces ranging
accordingly. f.onS Military Cape. doa-
bic cape. and the new Imperial Cape.
Come and see them You can then say
with Is. that the prices we charge are
far below cur competitors.
TFmbreElas. You read an umbrella
now. September. Ike April. unsettled
weather. prepare for t.
A fairly good Umbrella. Monday only
s5c.
Our Ieader-E,ngilzh Gloria SIX TN
breiia. Paragon frame. an elegant as
sortrscnt % handles, IN loops. ties. etc,
anly sl.B.
Otaer Umbrellas ranging IN prize ae-
cordlng 20 make. frame and finish. AZ
&c. 81 and us
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other % her r-ost successful s-orts.
Last season. white alay.ng IN View Ha-
ven. Mrs Post vas the guest % hou0r At
reception given b. soase % IRE faculty
q Yale college. Added % her charms as
a woman and her ahIlifIes ~ an acyress
she possesses fins musical talents
Ms Post VII arrive IN he city today
VITA 3fr Post saa wlG make her home at
The Vsndaue. where Mr.. Poss's mother At
present resides.
The New York correspondent q the
PesI-Entsiligsnce writes this week -
follows.
Mr. and Mrs BENJAMIN. r. Cohs, OF
Seattle. arrived In the metropolis recent
-. after thoroughly touring the Sozth.
stepping for Gays and weeks az al 81 the
interesting cities. They came acre direct
from Atlanta. Eva. and az once t0ok Up
their residence AT Ne. / south oxter1
street Brooklyn. the house wherein lived
for years tbs famous Dr. TsIuage. Mr.
ard Mrs Cobb viii move shortly 20 New
York Mrs. Cobb was formerly Mss Car
RE Lyon. OF Seattle.
Frank Atwood Of Seattle. IS here. a
guest af he sEarTeVant house.
Charles Sheafe a son - CaI, Sheafe,
o. SEATTLE .xas down % New York from
the Name coast where he t. spending the
summer. a few DAYS ago. ard took in na-
Fnersus places Of interest He Is a senior
az Harvard far the SIS term, and VIII
return TO Seattle after his school days are
over.
Mr.. W c. Hebron was IN the city dur
ing the week
DR. Albert J. Forrest. OF Seattle. Is stiil
visiting IN New York
Mrs. James Mcknight and daughter.
s8as4a
for New York They span- the summer
here ard the approach of fail weather
causes their return this week 10 the
shores Of the Atlantic. They have 0cc1I-
pied the cottage OF Mr.. and Mrs. l. b
Stedman. on HYDE street, while here.
The Stedmans who have summered al
the Country Club viii return 70 the eify
Wednesday and take immediate possess
sion % their cottage
Last Thursday evening Mrs. MeSaHga ~
ard Miss NcNaught were guests Of hon
ar an a dinner. which Mr. Ernest Ling
gave AZ 10 Columbia street. where WIN
ether Young bachelors be makes his
home His guests included Mrs Nc
Nanghg Miss Mcknight. Mrs. George r.
Kittinger. Mrs Z. L Terry. Miss stFuss
DR.. Palmer. Mr. George Hurd, Mr.. Aus
tin and Mr.. B. Peily.
Miss Amy Burnett Left last week Tor the
East. she will stop az St Paul for e .
DAYS. then continue her journey 10 Bos-
ton. That city viii enjoy her presence
FOR a few months after which she Wiz
leave on a winter trip 70 Florida She
vii start West In the spring. stopping q
few weeks IN St PaIgL Miss Burnett, as
has beer told in these columns Is ire
fancea Of Mr. Theo1ore GrtgEs, Of -
paul. a former resident of Tacoma Tie
is one Of the yoHnE society leaders and
business men Of -. Paul. IL has been re-
ported that when Miss Burnett returns
raxt surfng 70 The Coast i viii be Is Mrs.
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r ysnr Innings here an: save
-gasy
90 Rustic Taseta. worth Toc. Mon
= '--'ss.s.s-s--.-..... ..-.-.............
80 n yard.
sz<k azt Cray Facing Canvas. al
MS As yard. Monday ............
DnIs Sia--
- 2'sallty q English s.Iesia. AT
sliy ..-..-....--.-.-..,. $1,000.
'se ward.
- sleeve IInlGgs the best made.
a. aaisa. worth ~ here only.
i5tae a yard.
- always a good s'spp1y % Lin
s.ssas saFunk pu-k T4ior Can
= a,af Canvas Ie natural. gray
= osacA pgre Iiaea canvas only
iSc a yard.
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Hosiery and Underwear
Department.

Something new on foot for tonor-
row
Ladies' Black Seamless an.f Stainless
Cotton Hose ....-.+...+--.-..
Only Zoe pair.
Ladies' Black Imported Maco Cotton
Hose. guaranteed stainless. high
spsiced heel ard Toe wEfh extra elsa-
tic lap. the best made. cheap az &c.
Only z5e n pair.
Chiidreu's Black Ribbed Stainless Cot
Ton Hose .........+@~~-.s...s.-.-..
onfy Toe pair
Ladies' AIl-wool Camel's Hair Natural
Gray Vests. easily worth S.-'..........
Our price. Use
See cur Heavy Ribbed Cream Celored
Nests. long sleeve. drawers 20 match.
Only =sc garment.
Fine Soft Aii-Wool Rihf-sd vests. an
exceedingly good quality At $4,000.
At o~s each.
Taking almost any price FOR all our
summer underwear. mast sell them out.
TnI8n suits Iess tsaH haR- i5aI5gig gaa
underwear. IN broken lots. half price
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Blankets.

Fun Size Blankets. white and gray,
various borders. only sl.E a pair.
Al Extra Good Blanket. Ia size.
various borders. enly = % a pair.
A Gray Blanket. fug size. special for
Monday. oaly sc a pair.
AT Extra Heavy B1aukst. gray only.
made ~ good. strong Oregoa wool. our
price Is &C. pair.
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Black and Gray Facing Canvas. worth
sc = yard. Monday oriy. ..-.....-....-.
0niy 54zc-
Light shfrfInx Prints large selection
- choose srozE, Monday ...-.-...---.-.
-l-e "a yard.
knitting SIX. al shades. Monday. 50
a II ----------.*.-...-.+-...-.
- n spool.
e Pairs Infants Good Eia Shoes, sizes
I. > and q Monday only ..............
l5c pair.
LADIES' Coed Leather Toilet Slippers,
ssld evsryw here AZ &C. Monday $780,
s5.se 81 pair.
Youths ard Boys Dress Calf shoes or
Heavv Everyday Shoes. sizes Z Z
5i4. Monday only .....-.................
be n pair.
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D,ess Goods Dept.
annER AUTUMN.
PARE EVENT.

- sstursu attractions are ready to
sss-ana TIE summer. fabrics are
,-..a . gs--sn tnff wonderful way
$50 Ia the Boz HaFche- You
- saat Il means when summer
- RODS ene-oach on space re-
- ~ fhe new fall fabrics which
= s.r.vsng almost daily.
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Yarns.

gary spsa.sA Ealrsiax yarn.
't'''s+- -s------..-.....-.
&@tec q So cfu.
flesschsr's German Knit
z Tan saIy .........
+r--s -r-Hss .=es
a5c q ponad.
=. impaired Sex1Hv Yarns
Three sketnS for use.
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A Glove Special.

80 - rwc-Clasa EAt Glove.
ss aew stock. arver has -
soc hssese f1r csc sa-a
i' eaaas AID examine taea.
oniy 9Sc q patr.
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u GOODS. Remaining odd
-, slns haf pisees-srom previ-
81. * wash soods that nave
IA - 70 &c yard
.~..s.,s E.appet MaIls. Rafistes and
] - LAWS. special Monday. 10 clear
= saEy .s...--.-.-...-.---- s-'--.-.s-.
Tzc "a yara.
1 - rarsads al numbers. Monday.
FK% n 0nay ..s--- ~-s..-s.s-.-'
lie n spool.
3. percages. fsS; eSlogs. Eefe i0c.
3 s1say --.-.s.-.ss-s.-.-
5c n yard.
= ssrfas % India Llasus and Lawns.
60 Ir. M0zdAy only -..---....----.-
81 "a yard.
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SPECIALS FOR MONDAY.

Ladies' MGzIzn Drawers wffh .nrse
t1eks, worth &c Monday ongy.........
T9e a pair.
Ialior's Sleeve Lknlnxx. the best made
satin fsntsh. worth zse. Monday only..
I3Ize - yard.
sz-Inch Pillow Casing. bleaeaed. Mon
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s1eets. Monday only .-....--+.......-..
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Muslin, Monday only ...................
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Soap. Monday. , p. IA, Only 1900.
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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-11-24

The quizzically expanded metaphors
and idiomatic. slangy expressions in
the sprightly comical parts OF the book
t"Dombey and SOM have sometimes
naturally proved too hard nuts for the
honest foreigner to crack. A ludicrous
instance of such a f;asco occurs in chap
ter 2. where Mr.. Chicks matrimonial
chickering's with his better half form the
theme of our inimitable hunorist's
sportive and allegorical muse. Often.
when Mr.. Chick seemed beaten. he
would suddenly make Il start, turn the
tables. clatter them about the ears of
Mrs. Chick and carry all before him,
The Russian rendering of this sentence,
which | retranslate verbatim, runs. "Of-
ten, when MIR. Chick seemed beaten. he
would start up from his seat. catch hold
of chairs and make a clatter close to the
ears Of his astonlshed spouse and fling
about everything that came ready to
hand. Well. indeed, might the elegant
and ladylike Louisa show astonishment
vt such emphatic contributions to the
debate. Notes and Queries.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-11-24

ties for many years He has been pre-
mieI OH previous occasions and has been
in half a dozen cabinets, though in or
der t do so he swung clear around the
political circle, He began his public ca
reer as a civil engineer, but at 43 he
had climbed SO high that he was APP
pointed premier, He held this post first
in 1871 under King Amadeo. and he
managed to cling to his portfolio dur
ing the stirring times which followed
when General Serrauo was chief Of the
provisional government which over
threw the republican regime. He was
also at the head Of the cabinet when
General Martinez Cnmpos proclaimed
Don Alfonso king Of Spain He support
ed Don Alfonso then MS be o sup
ports the regency In fact. Senior Sagas-
Ia seems to have cultivated a reversible
patriotism which has continued him in
the service of his country under all cir
cumstances and kept his name OIL the
royal pay roll. Premier Saga>ta is now
nearly 20 years old, but is apparently
as willing to hold the reins OF govern
ment as ever
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-11-24

Correspondents who accompanied the
Turkish army during the war with
Greece refer often Co the dietary habits
OF the Turks Plan, or pilatf, the ma
tionai dish, receives great praise 1t is
what We should call 4 cho#t.ar, COM
posed of lamb. rice, butter. almonds.
raisins. allspice, powdered mace. carda
nom cloves. safTr'"' .'n.s.
salt, whole black -ti ,,puee
The butter and onions are placed III lhi.
bottom oi an earthen pot, then IL layer
Of rice, over which are distributed more
onions. raisins and almonds, spriukl1G
with saffron IN water. then a layer of
meat. and 80 on alternately until the
vesst Is filed. butter Is the n poured
over the whole. and the rover Of the
pot Is closed with taste ST. that no sttn n
may escape. 1t is placed in al cvon unc
cooked for three hours.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-11-24

The e5.itar in chief of a German
newspaper, the Hamburg Echo, has been
convicted q lt1e majesty against Leo
pold OF Bal In and sentenced to eight
months l.Apl,0nmen 1t Is hard to STE
how the character of that tough old
person, Leopold of Belgium, can be in
jured no nA.'ter what anybody says
about h.. I.;,ia William of Germany
has taAen II rye contract ON his hands
i'll attempting TO Whltewash a man who
is SO bad Tia, even Wales is afraid to as
sociate with INN.