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Topuiist Party in Arkansas.

,s''e Rock, Sept. 9.-Unofficial re-. s snow that the Popnlist party has uc almost extinct in Arkansas. It ats that they have lost Nevada, s;s s' Cleveland and Polk, heretofore u'red their strongholds, and have " put one member of the legisla- 'nat member being elected in Cle-
 county. About 100000 votes sas0 In the state, of which the Re- ,us nans boiled about B. 900 and the s,'s's and Prohibitionists perhaps
 Governor Jones ran far behind 'emocratic ticket.
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To Be Known as Peoples Party Ticket 3 Ellensburg, Wash, Sept. 9-The joint conference committee of the three par ties, Democratic, Populist and Silver Republicans, whose state conventions are now in progress, resumed it's session. The only conclusion yet reached is that the ticket is to be known as the Peoples s party ticket, and the Democrats and Sil- yer Republicans are each to have con- presSman
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lieutenant wheeler prown.a.

New York, Sept. 9.-The bodies of Lieutenant Thomas H. Wheeler and Lieutenant Newton D. Kirkpatrick, who were drowned at Camp Wikoff Wednes. day, were found on the beach this morning. Lieutenant Wheeler was the son of General Joseph Wheeler, and was on his fathers staff.
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 Hospital Train Arrives.

Cincinnati, Sept 0-The Ohio hos pital train arrived here and was met by the Army and Navy Relief league, which served them with refreshments and everything needed. There were 26O men on the special train which consisted of J7 coaches with cots and one dining
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Peace Commission Not Filled.

New York, Sept. 9. --The fifth mem. Der of the Spanish American peace com mission has not yet been selected. It is practically certain now that Senator Gray of Delaware will not serve as 6 member of the commission. No decis- ion has been reached, and the appoint nient may remain in abeyance for sever. al days.
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Gensrai sicitiss Named.

Cincinnati, Sept 9.--It is stated that General Sickles has been named in good faith as a candidate for commander-in- chief of the Grand Army of the Repub- lie as the means of uniting the New York delegates.
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peclare 0uarterlyl DIyldends.

New York, Sopt 9.-The directors of the American Sugar Refining company declared the regular quarterly dividends of 3 per cent on the common stock and 1A per cent on the preferred stock, pay. able Oct, H
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To Confer With President moKinl.v.

London, Sept. g. The cable dispatch from Hong Kong dated Sept. 6, received at London announces that committee of three Filipinos appointed by Aguin- aldo, left Hong Kong in order to confer with President Mckinley upon the fu- ture of the Philippine islands.
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arissis.ippl still ouAransines.

New Orleans, Sept. 9. The Mississip- pi state board of health, despite the off, cial declaration by the state, marine hos pital and Alabama authorities that the suspicious cases reported by Dr. Dunn were not yellow fever, has not taken off it's quarantine. However the quaran. tine against the city was modified to conform with the rules of the Atlanta convention. Alabama has promptly re- moved all quarantines.
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In Good Condition.

Washington, Sept 9. 9.-General Gree ley, chief signal officer, returned here from an inspection tour of southern camps. The generals trip related al- most wholly to his own corps. He met all of the principal officers of the corps at the different points visited. He found this branch of the service in good condi. tion and the men of the command we'll carad for
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Governor Becoming Impatient.

Austin, Sept. Ex-Governor Culberson is becoming somewhat impatient over the tangle ia which the mastering out of the Texas volunteers has become in- volved. He is anxious for the war de- partment to take stand in the matter and stick to it, as the annoyances incl dental to the matter in it's present shape have become unbf
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Eighty-Three Deaths on Hoard.

Santander, Spain, Sept 9. The Span- ish transport Satrustoqui has arrived here from Santiago de Cuba. There were 83 deaths on board of her during the voyage. General Linares, the for mer commander of the Spanish forces at Santiago de Cuba, was a passenger on board the Satrustoqui. He Is recover inn
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Two Hundred Maya, Officers.

Chicago, Sept. 9.-Two hundred Japa- nese naval officers and sailora passed through here en route to Philadelphia where they will take charge of the Japa- nese battleship Kasaii. just finished.
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"I Won't Say B Word. ,

New York, Sept. 9.-A special to The World from Camp Wikof aays:
 General Shafter listened with interest to synopsis of General Miles interview eriticising him. Then he remarked:
 Il won't say word."
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Posted as Missing.

London, Sept a.-The French bark Pierre Corneille, Captain Laraqnet, from San Francisco February 27, to Cape Town and Caledonia, has been posted by Lloyd's as missing. The Pierre Cor nellie was of l078 tons and hailed from Rouen, France
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Secured Properties fin porto p,oo

New York, Sept. 9.-The American lndes company, incorporated recently. aas already secured some of the most valuable properties in Cuba and Porto Rico.
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Jone.boro Chronicle Appe.rs.

Gatesville, Tex, Sept. 9.-The Jones' boro Chronicle, weekly paper, has made it's appearance. J. A. and J. O.. Wilson are the proprietors.
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Five Hundred 1linol. Naval Re.erve.

New York, Sept. 9.-Five hundred members of the Illinois naval reserves, taken off of 42 different vessels on which they served during the war with Spain, left the Pennsylvania railroad depot, Jetsey City, for Chicago. The men arc expected to arrive in Chicago tomorrow.
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Legally Consolitiatefs.

Chicago, Sept 9.-The legality of the consolidation of the Chicago Gas con- panles under the act of 1897 was affirm ed by Judge Dunne in the circuit court
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Second Kentucky Orderod ou,.

Washington, Sept 9.-The Second Kentucky regiment has been ordered from Anniston, to Lexington, Ky, to be mustered out.
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Accident to n Indx.

Mckinney, Tex, Sept. Mrs. Frances, an aged lady living mile north of here, had leg broken by falling from a horse.
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Five Hundred and Two Patients.

Lexington, Ky Sept. 9.-There are 502 patients i'll the division hospital here. There were two deaths from typhoid fever .Aas.sr.
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Van wyck ys a Rough Riders Cousin.
 New York, Sept. 9-Rough Rider Lewis Maverick of San Antonio yester- day found that Mayor Van Wyck is his cousin aNd he received hearty greeting sc the city hall.
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IF YOU have been sick you will find Hoods Sarsaparilla the best medicine yoa can take to give you appetite and strength and restore you to q condition of perfect health.
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The Link
 Between Buyer
 and Seller.

When mortals first began to rise From primal ape towards the skies, The jointly sang in thunderous tone 70, for Long Distance Telephone,
 The fulcrum to move business,
 A faithful advocate.
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Thrown From a Horse.

Gatesville y, Sept. 9.-J. Grant ham, living near Purmelia.
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vas tAroWn from horse. which fell on nm. He is supposed to be fatally hurt, and has been unc6nscious since the acci. dent.
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HOODS PILLS cure nausea, sick and all liver ills. Price 25c.
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CENTRALIA SOCIETY.

CENTRALIA, Oct Mr. and Mrs A.
Fl. Romans have returned 70 Aberdeen after
a week visit with relatives in this city.
Mrs. Il. Il. Fooie Is at home from an
extended visit to her parents al independ-
enee, Mo.
Mr.. g W. Reeves visited friends ana
relatives In Portland the first Of the week.
Mrs John Proftitt. of Aberdeen. has ac-
cepted a position III the South school of this
city.
Mrs Harry Mccormick .s al home from
an extended visit 10 friends and relatives in
Pennsy iyania-
William Egner will accept position as
teaelrr In the Alpha schools this winter.
III. a. Borst and wife are al home from
a visit TO Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs c. q. iingrici, Of Chehaiis.
were visitors 10 relatives IN tbs city Sun
day.
Mrs L. 4. Mckeown ~ at home from a
visit to Iowa friends and relatives.
Mrs William Newborn returned Tuesday
from visit to relatives In Iowa,
MIR. Rive Jackson has joined his company
at San Franz SEQ and Will accompany them
10 Manila.
Miss Nettie Vineyard Is a. home from her
visit 10 Yakima f::euds.
Mss Alice Longridge has accepted a posi-
ton as teacher In me Ford's Prairie schools
One Of the most pleasant social events OF
the week was the RECEIPT on given by Miss
Alberta Cruttenden Friday evening 10 a
number OF her fr.ends. Social conversation.
games and refreshments at an appropriate
hour was the order of the evening.
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wHATCoM. Nov. Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ers e. Strahogn Of Boston, are the guests
Hen on ana ana Mrs. ? & cornwaa arrived
on Thursday from San Francisco for a
Nj and Mrs. C. L. Anderson and Miss
Helen Anderson ief: on Monday for yneir
new home n San Francisco. On the Fri-
day evening previous 20 their departure
dinner party YVES given IN tas.v hone;
AT the home OF M. and Mrs. John E.
wood, on Broanway. TIE dining room pre-
sented a scene Of unusua! elega nee.
TIE art room az the. Northwest fair j.
a center OF attraction h 5 week. for many
O the ladies' Of the Bay nave very beaat--
ful displays there. Miss jessie Templn
gether ihat was mgca admired Among
The special exh. hitors are Mrs. Roth, Mrs.
Benson. Mrs. Alyerson, Mrs. Barkiey. Mrs.
lirandin Mrs. John Templin. Mrs. Dsl-
Lnger. The work is ali new and late
production of The several exhibitors.
sister, Mrs ard Mss Vaughn. have re-
turned from Coupe Vile.
Mr.. Frank " oo5in, one of Roosevelt
Rough Riders. Is home again. looking none
the worse for MS soiaisr earnpa!gn.
were much appreciated by the many pto-
PIE who went 10 hear them. They were
given under the direction Of Mrs, Brand
and Mrs. Hug.
Farhaven, have gone to Ohio for an ex-
Mrs. G. f. Mcknight returned on Tues
day from d summers visit n the East
Chancellor c. r. Thobarn Preached the
aedicaiory sermon Of the new Trinity
Me aodiSg schurca on Sunday
The. engagement OF M J. II. BIoedel
and SIS Nina Prentice Is announced Tge
wedding IS set for October -.
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+ Out-Of-Iown Society +
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! given Tuesday afternoon. October 4. a.
Masonic hail ~ half-pzss 9
v
Tacoma Social and Personal Notes
, Mrs a. b. Avery has gore 20 GaIesbu-g.
III. FOR the winter
Nj snd Mrs. E. r Jacobs have moved
10 ga North ] street
Mr.. ard Mrs W. g. HeI,ar have nov
| e ai2 North First street
Miss Amy Burnett spent one day this
week III seattle with Mrs Rond-
Mrs. A ~, DAILY has returned from her
sasas East where she spent The summer
49, Mss Helen Mcknight. Of Seattle, was In
r. Stert-
Mrs. Thomas p. Wallace gives card par
/ " this afternoon which viii be quite a
! large affair
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Hol; returned to town
gins beach.
Mr.. Marshal Bond, OF Seattle who re-
Gently coms down from the kiondike, spent
! last sunday In Tacoma.
Miss Mcintyre. Of Savannah. Ga. who
has oeen visiting the Misses IngerSosl re-
| turned home "Wednesday.
Miss Wolbert and Miss Frances Wo!bert
returned Wednesday from their visit of
/ three months in the East.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. v. Caesar and family
ana AIRS Latte returned 20 t0wu tats Week
/ from Blue Jeans Lake Ste..aeoom.
Mrs. Frank Sharp and Mrs. j. Il. King
| have been visiting IN Seattle since Thurs
| day. Mis-. King ~iil go To California from
| Seattle today.
Mrs. David Z. Brown arrived in Tacoma
| Monday from Montreal and viii return
| Sunday. accompanied by her mother. Mrs
| l.. E. Post.
Mrs. Harry Hurley and daughter Edith
| are expected IN Tacoma next week from
Pennsylvania where they have been FOR the
| past ten months.
Mss Fuller. OF Washington. d. c.. who h
| in Tacoma. visiting her sister. Mrs. II. e,
| Wallace. spent last week IN Portland, visit
ing Miss Helen Tuthill.
Mr. r. T. Grove. OF Tacoma. and Miss
Katherine WaEthers. OF st, Paul. viii be
married the middle OF October. Mr.. Grove
leaves next Tuesday for St Paul
Miss rockingham and Mss Perry will
leave Tacoma next Tuesday returning to
Boston by way OF California. Salt Lake
ciIy and Denver. Mrs a w. Martin will
accompany them as far as Denver.
Il is expected that the engagement of a
far member Of society's Inner circles,
which has been for some time suspected,
Tacomas loss viii be another city's gain.
The ushers and bridal party Of the Shop
d-Bowen wedding were entertained at
dinner Monday ght by Mrs. Franklin II.
Bowen Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs
| ". E. Bowen, Miss Bowen, Miss Jessie Sey-
nour, MI. John Bowen. Ar. George Bowen
MIR. j. i. Clark. Mr.. Theodore Halter. Mr.
o. G. McGiHra. Mr.. e. K. Shepard and
MIR Thomas II Shepard.
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CHEHALIS. Oct. I-Mr Nathan is
spending a few days with friends In Sc
attic.
Mr.. William Fleming. of Emerald, Wis,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Springsteen.
Mrs. A. W. Rhea has gone o San Fran
cisco, where she Will spend about a month
with her son.
Mr.. Herman Seigrist left a few days ago
for san Francisco. where he will attend
school this winter.
Miss Gertrude SIX. John visited relatives
in Tacoma last week
Mics Edna Gates. Of Portland, is visiting
the Misses Gates. OF C.aauato.
Mrs. w. T. Forrest returned Saturday
TO her home In Portland. after spending
a week here with relatives.
Mr.. Antoine Ringe and Miss LOUISA
Cordes were married Saturday evening last
at The home Of Mr.. and Mrs Emil Never
In this city. Mr.. Ringe is well known
and prosperous business man OF Baker
City, Or. lie and his bride were school,
mates In Hamburg. Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Marion have gone
10 Montana Mrs Marion viii return IN
the course OF few weeks
Mrs. Il. c. Mllett returned last Sunday
evening from the East. She has been
visiting friends in New York for the las.
fccr months
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EVERETT SOCIETY NOTES.

EVERETT oct. IA Chinese social viii
he given for the benefit Of the Christian
church on Friday evening. October :, at
Carpenters hall.
y chicken pie supper wiz BE served AZ
the CONGREGATIONAL church Friday evening
FOR %or1h NaklTua. where she viii teach for
a Jaw weeks. acting principal Of the
high school.
Gen L - Govan ard family ~ IuIai.0
have moved 70 this city and VIII occupy
tAe Osborn house en- colby avenue.
Nj and Mrs ". Z. Cox were given Il
surprise, al their new home on Colby ave
rtse isri week ~ about fiftv friends.
Mrs II G. Kenny Left SATURDAY for \
visit among friends and relatives In Blue
Earth C!ty. MINI.
Mr. and Mrs Carl NlsS!ner. CT Lake
Stevens were IN the city last week.
MISS IAs P.iirnsn ard Miss Havercroft
wors IN Snoho0ish Saturday.
Nj. Marvin. wife az capt marvin, 81
Stauwoed. IS in IOWA visiting her niece
AIRS ! Y, SrfaEsIs.
Mrs r \ white and Ni-s May E.aiock
q ~ Ala Wa1a were IN Seattle last week
Mrs W Foster left Wednesday for a
trip East
Ms Williams is ii a; her honse on Colby
avenue,
James rattert1eld Of saohorntsh. was in
tho city last week
Miss Nav q flesnte has accepted a post
tior, IN tae poxtoTficS
p-Auk Ie1f~s a-s family have returned
fro-4 Wniaav tsiana where they have been
for TIE pasr few weeks
Ms George y clark ana children. weo
s-ts~k-s ss-re~.< Mr. ard Mrs Eei-hn'cker
Sevt - 50 wees fer thei~ home IN Iowa
NJ T=o-1as N~FarisNt was 81 the city
FxifAv visiting A{~ parents
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OLYMPIA Oct. Mrs. Charles Bovine
pleasantly entertained the members Of the
Eatefpe Musical 1lu5 Wenn, sday evening
Mrs Eliza Ballaine. mother Of Lieut..
John T.. Ballaine. has returned 10 her home
near Colfax.
Miss Essie Hamilton. a sister of Mrs.
l.. H. Leach, has been visiting several
weeks In the city. returning TO her home
IN Vancouver Wednesday. The evening be-
fore Miss Hamiitou's departure she was
rendered farewell party by number OF
her young friends.
Gov. and Mrs. John K. Rogers are spend
ing the week az Yakima.
Miss Essie Cullen gave a dinner party
10 a number Of ladies Wednesday in honor
move - Baker City.
The Sons OF Veterans gave their initial
dance for the season at G. y. r. hall Fri
Miss Louise Aver has returned from a
months visit with Miss Maud Wilson In
Helena. Mont.
Miss Edith Delanty of Port Angeles, has
been The guest OF Miss Eva Weir.
Miss AGdie I4ibbey has received 3i9 votes
and Miss Flora Chambers 263 votes for
queen of the chrysanthemum carnival. The
race Is between these two contestants.
Miss Flora Wlman IS home from an ex-
tended visit in Everett.
Miss Martha Thompson has returned
from a visit of several months in Eastern
states.
Miss Jennie Ccriiss lef; Saturday for
Minneapolis. After visiting there a few
weeks she viii proceed 10 Chicago. where
she will spend the winter.
The Tam = ShanJer History club. com
posed OF young ladies'. met az the home Of
Miss Jean Auders Saturday evening
Mrs Eva Cove. OF Tacoma. aas been on
a visit - Mrs a. H II. Stewart
Mr. and Mrs Louis Beitrian left Thurs
day for a visit with friends IN Portland.
They were accompanied by Mrs, Josie OPP
penheimer
The family of n Z. Jenkins Is removing
to the corner Of Main and Ninth streets.
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HARTFORD pOINGS.

HARTFORD Oct Mrs NJ \ e.
bridge = teaching school 81 Cadaraoln1e.
Nj Ira Joy Is visiting his parents a,
ker:.
M Gay SCOTT ard sisters. Misses May
ard liza Srett istt .ha fsrx. % The week
fer tseir :uture ca-ue IL British Columbia.
Nj and Nre T J. I~en aad 6augheer
Mrs lena Johnson. visited 20 Seattle sae
tsss ~ RE week
Nj ard NJ II. " n.wan are vis.-.re
relatives II sultan.
Mi Potts he Great N3r;Aevn ;s~kat
agent ~ E3r1oo1s. mas u Lake Stevens
VISITOR Ae &~eS tay
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S>orI.st~u G&fEriES.

S\DffoNISTT go Mr. aEs Mrs 4
T}fre9 % $1vrr.an. vts.teS friends IN
S~oAo:s,fsh 20 #T$l O., ne week
Ars /. r liar; Scent scfl3e tirua fHe
Ere. = fae week visiting II Seattle ar3
f~a-rrs.t
wa Je-cs a-s Jchr Leslie. g Sas:-ls
' sssrt re scvrue-'S brother. Charles Jpaes.
,Nt H-st e 3ha wees
mar ar , Iee%ast r = Ferguson. y
Atcsxan = Y Morgan. 4 . C'rossgnar avs
\ " ia kraan attended tee " " KIN
hz3 CAs STAR Scisacs isctgEs 81 Seattle
y essss~<sv
The Iaatas - = JcAas xg11 g ne
EPISCOPAL chUrrs ar arranging so- gra p 4
.fapanese tea - ie given In me Dlgcn Sual8-
$50 tA.t n@s Il
NJ. Frank sa&nklaas a8f family. a. Cs5.-
<srnsa sse H5stE.rg ~ ths rG07S az Mr.
Ssgsxrk sus5'< father. y SHswx.AnI
Nsss Graz ka~Eev ~ sais city ara Mr.
Henry l.. Ala.a-, 90 Mcngoe. were married
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Al PORT ANGELES.

PORT ANGELES. Oct. f.-Rev. Frank
II. Bown, Of Walker MINI, is visiting his
brother ard will Occupy the pulpit OF the
Congregational church Sunday.
Mr.. Louis Il. Gale. who has been serious
~ III. ia Convalesciug.
Rev. 9. W Nelson has returned from
Kirkland. whore he was called 10 the bed
side Of his father. " no has been quite sex
Or. J. Weldon Young. grand chancellor
commander 81 the knights Of Py.hias. me,
with the local lodge Wednesday evening
and entertained the boys with an Interest
ing talk. y social meeting and banque,
followed Tie address.
Surveyor a. Judscn Adams returned
Thursday from Washington. where he went
on goysrnmen; business.
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III. ELL NOTES.

PIE ELL Oct. mis-. Z. Hinkley Is vis-
Hing friends IN Portland.
lls- and MIS- T. Clark. who have been
away from Pc Ell for seyera: years re-
turne3 Ia this pace last week
Mrs. &, a. Doty and family have re-
turned hoyne after n three weeks visit
wtja relatives at Winlock and kalarna
Mr. and Mrs {. r.. Hason, u South
Bend, spent Monday u Pe Ell with Mr.
ami Mrs (. T. Rogers.
Nj. Alvin Han ard Miss Ruth Harlan,
aere married al Caebal.s Tuesday
Mr. Aaron Allen and Mrs. Mahary were
married Tuesday.
MI and Mrs J II Grafton ard family
have retor2ed from their visit 10 hlEg :
Valley, or.
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az the ksras az Ire brides parents On ave-
Eas Tuesday Afternoon. Rev. J. Cairns
officiating Ths couple VIII make sae4-
norre Ia Monraa
Mrs. Deisa Deer1rg, 3s Seattle. Is visiting
al TIE l5-rs OF To-ni.n ElEesi.
Mr. Frank Danho@ ana Mss Anna Oa -
asd are * presenting Sronoznis5 lodge. l. o
g. I, Nc e, 81 the district lodge being
bald az McME--ay this week
Miss Matte Shir-naa Is visiting IN AZ
A0x.or~
MS Gertrude Porter. CO Cherry Valley,
is visiting friends n SnohorTish
Mrs. ". J. Lyons, os Pert Townsend. -
visiting a. lie hon.a ot NJ. II. c C9nsgys.
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tifat TAtQta SOCIETY.

CTATTAT~Gj-A. oct. M AT Mrs
i NJ GNs32ri after two p~eks' 50
f1#rD - ta-i~ rssttaSs pogweoL Hal. lave
ge-Grre1 IN 'Tsc1Fnz
Prof r .Haan. Of ,h~ f2Est Sound TAI
TersgfE. Ta~0n7a Hss re e0-st d1rtrr tnz.
"S Is: Dr AID Mrs sou8eCoy. Crescent
< r CcttA.e
Ass @.ns-sbaugh. after b-iet U.s., With
fr3eT9Gs. 3sS returned rCras - Tacoma
Ng. r. X. Regss. mas istt he b@zEs <s~
ne w4r.te-. - engage IL scaCo. Work in
10 ..lse- z - O. IL ..c..n.x-
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ing friends In Port Townsend for the past
three weeks returned home Monday.
Sir. Lester Still left on Thursday night
To attend the fair al Whatcom. From
there he will 20 10 British Columbia.
MIR Luther lie SourG lefi on Tuesday
righ, for Seattle. where he VIII enter the
University OF Washington Mr.. lie Sourd
recently graduated from the Puget Sound
academy OF This place.
Mrs IL q BartArop. who has been visit
ing friends and relatives in this place. left
for her home IN RI Townsend Monday.
Mr. ard Mrs. homas Cranney went 10
UJsa!ady Saturday.
Mss Mary Douglas. % Stauwood. IS visit
Ing Mrs. ). I. Hancock of CouaeViile.
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CotPEtif-LE SOCIAL DoI>Gs.

COTF~NIT.I4E Oct 3-Amorg tAe
C01pevi-se.tss attending ths STATE FAR are
Mr.. an8 Mrs. - II. E2g.c Mss / &c
Ensle. M.se Nellie Eagle. NJ JsGn CUES
PIE and wsss.
A.x~ Esas. k.aeiA. VIE Las been visit
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desire 10 state that having had thirty
years experience IL the FUR business. a
great part Of the time with some % the
best fl-riers IN Paris. London New York
and Boston, | ami ii a position 10 glve
lady patrons all the latest designs. correct
ness u styles and perfect 'lts in all kinds
OF Fur Garments. Capes. Caps. Muffs. ETC.,
that / employ corps q trained and COM
Ieytrt operatives. sUd supervise the Hork
ms self and am prepared 10 promptly I'LL
al orders 20 the entire satisfaction Of my
lady patrons ana that X = Within ny pr ~
iuce 20 correctly nN otders from j dis
taUce. from measurement as per diagram.
Seatek{n ard other garments reconstructe,I
10 present leading fashions. while my
crsces viii prove under TIE standard o. The
.,saing f1r~iers IF the Pacific coast Seal
Shla garments a specially. Also carry
very laFKe stock q a kinds Of Eurs. Rugs.
Robes. Mats ct. SPECIAL attention gwen
~ mai orders WIZ Sea9 instructions for
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