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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-17
ABANIC0S NUEVOS

FL Capricho anuncia al pdblco el nuevo
preciosfsimo surtido de abanicos japoneses
para Ia estaci6n. Jamas Sc vi6 tants varie-
dad, novedad y baratEra.
A los sehores comerciantes del interior
10 les mandarin muestras cuando deseen. E1
Capricho, San Justo ST. 100
P SERRANO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-17
EMPRESA De COGHES

La gran Empresa de Coches de los sefiores
MAsSO RAMIREZ de Cayey, ha nombrado
agente en- esta Capital & don Benito Zalduondo,
quedando instalada dicha agencia en- su estable.
cimiento LA LUNA, San Francisco 35, esquina
Cruz frente la Plaza de Armas.
Coches para Caguas, Cayey, Aibonito, Coamo,
Bafios de Coamo, Santa Isabel, Juana Diaz, Pom
CO, Guayams, Arroyo, Salinas y Aguas 'buenas.
Precios sin competencia.
aY Telefono numero 24O.
NOTA: Esta empresa tiene una combina'
cidn especial que permite tener siempre en- esta
Capital buenos coches a disposition del pablico,
4 la hora que los necesite.
Recuerdese la direction: establecimiento
ella Luna, plaza de Armas, Capital. ao-4
81 GINh |Ini0n " -Clases de gimnasia, es-
''a" o"'o"' grima tiro de pistoia Sc
daran classes de gimnasia niilas y adultas de
de g s II de la ma1aIa A niiios adultos
desde las - del dfa hssta las il de la noche.
15-9
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Carlos y Antonio Rodriguez

Pertos mercaotiles de la Eacuela ofcial de
Comereio de Barcelona, con celtifcado de la
Accidents de Comercio de Zurich. Ofrecen sus
seryicios profesionales para la contabilidad y
correspondencia nacional y extranjera. Como
cen toto 10 referente bancos de emission Y
descuento, no tenen Inconvenience en- desem-
penar dichos nego ;;ados como auxiliares. Re
aiden en- Ahasco, Puerto Rico. e3O-21
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DIS'ia VCdS'OIi Gas Aoetleno de dez Iaces
con moy POGO uso en- $50, con tcda su cores
pondieGte csneria, Sc Gambia por otro de 90
luces, dcyolviepdo ia diferencia, Informaran
en- "El Popular" San Justo A. SIS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-17

Vonfo de muebles de tcdas clases, adornos,
s0ii'a piano iDinidad de fguras biscuit, te'
rra-cots etc etc, casi regaiados. Luna 5s
altos. 7-s
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(D "Freeman' traducido ibremente a
castelano, quiere decr hombre libre.
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john street They are 50 taken with seat
tie that they WILL probably locate
M ard Mrs Edward Fisher. o. What
con, were among TIE out-ef-town viss,ofs
last week.
Mrs A T Andres. aef. last week for
California where size Will remain fos
some weekA
Mrs ". A Bu-iesga eft yesterday for
Spokane, where she vii visit her sister.
Mrs Alfred Myers.
Mr. and Mrs g L. Se!gfreid. % La Con-
ner, were among the oUt.of-town visitors
20 Seattle last week.
Mr. and Mrs d W simmons OF North
Yakima, were registered az Ire pAier hS'si
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Florence Harper. who is visiting IN
the East, will return 20 her home in seat
lie some time next rlonta.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Bioeiel. OF Wha'con-
are spending sser honeymoon IN Seattle
They are a; the Seattle hotel.
Mrs. J F. T-owbridEe returned yester-
Gay on che Ura,:iia from San Francisco
where she has been several weeks
Mrs W T Ferguson and son have re-
turned from their visit 10 Mrs. Fergusons
sister. Mrs, P, K Lewis, OF Everett
Huber, Howe Bancroft. the famous his
toran. was in Seattle last week. Wniie IN
the city he vas guest At the Butter.
Mrs @. w. Taylor returned last Tuesday
from Dawson City She is visiting her SIS
ter. Mrs C. w. Sietson. Of Beacon Hill.
e L. Spencer returned on the Roanoke
Wednesday from Dawson City with large
fortune as the result OF his stay n the
North.
Mr. j. g. Gray, who left early in the
summer for ST Michael. returned on the
Roanoke Tuesday and Will probably win
tAr IN Seattle.
Miss Jess Crooks . society Young lady
OF Port Angeles is ysiting for a few
weeks with Mrs Benton Embree At her
elegant new home at l.7 Fifteenth avenue
north
Mrs G. Maddux, OF Sacramento, Cal.
who has been visiting her cousin. Mrs. NJ.
p Benton left Thursday for New York.
as far as Spokane.
Prof IittIe's dancing classes at Ranke
hall are meeting with very good success.
Among the leading society ladies acting as
natrDnesses are MesdameS CTaw lord,
baker Burnside and Cole.
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CAPITAL CITY SOCIETY.

jenkins nix the be- recently elected aue.n Of the
chrysanthemum carnival, IS decided
beauty with hazel eyes, profusion OF soft
She is a sister OF State Secretary win D.
Jenkins and has made Olympia her home
for the past two years, long enough for
the young lady to have won for herself
An env!abe position In social circles In
the city. by her beauty as well as by
her sweet winning manner and true
courtesy. Mss Jenkins was elected by
over a thousand votes above the other
young ladies The two ladies' receiving
the next highest number of votes We're
Miss Add:e Libbey and Miss Flora Cham
bers. who each received several thousand
votes and had warm supporters.
Tor the eth OF November These young
ladies' have been invited to act as maids
Miss Addie Libbey. Miss Eva Weir. Mss
Flora Chambers. Mss Nellie Brown. Mss
Carrie Rogers, Mss Stella Brintnall,
Mss Frances A2en, Miss Bessey scobey.
Gene Anders. Miss Troy Miss Grace An
dsrs. Mics Edna Rogers. Mss Irene
simpson. Mss Ida Hill. Miss Louise Ayre,
Mss simpson. Mss Choppe.le st.hmah,
Marion Patteu. Miss Edith Cavanaugh,
Miss Mary Hays Miss Pease Hall. Miss
Hansard. Mss Mare Martin. Miss Geor-
g!a Fisher. Mss Madge Cot'er. Miss Nina
Kaufman. Miss Anna Macleay. Mss An
ME Mitchell. Miss Bertha Leighton. Miss
Zuia Jenkins. Mss Knox. Miss Ida Mann.
Miss Burntrager, Mss Daisy Burntrager.
Miss Prince Miss cor.nne Prince Mrs.
mitchell Harris Mrs. Henry Murphy.
Mrs Bracket Mrs. kearney and MIRA
George hoffman. The last mentioned
ladies are all brides, with the exception
u Mrs. Harris, who is a charming young
matron
The Womens Club held an especially
interesting meeting AZ their club rooms
In the stuart block T1Iesdly afternoon.
The Rhojodendron Club gave a very
enjoyable dance in Unity auditorium
Thursday evening.
The Woman's Relief Corps gave a social
IN O. a r. hail Friday evening. the pro-
cerds Of which went % pay for the new
piano which has recently been placed in
the hal
Miss Mary o'Nen. Of Seattle. is visiting
with Olympia fr ENDS.
Mss Amy G-ri,hs. CT Bolsfoyt. Lewis
county. is visiting Mrs. T n. Henry
Mrs n. 5 Porter has returned from
VISIT 70 Tacoma
Mr. \. NJ. page, mother Of Mrs. Robert
Whitman. lat Tuesday for two months
visit IN Illinois
Mrs. George 4. Kennedy. OF R.tzv!lle.
= guest II Mr. and Mrs. Q T. Burneu,
Of Tun1vater
Mrs y !. Kl~kenlall IS visiting friends
in Portland ard Salem. Or.
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UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Mr.. Charles Wood Sutton. 80. was At
the university last week
Dr. Mulch. the noted educator. was a
visitor At the university during the past
week.
Mss Henrietta Becker the German
teacher at the Seattle high school. and
Mrs D. A. Mitchell visited the university
on Friday.
The first OF a series of dances which
are to be given throughout the school
year was held a. the Queen Anne club
house. These dances are 20 be known as
the Gaudeamus parties, and will be an i'm
portant feature in the social life or tho
college. A large number OF students at
tended the party. which was highly sue
cessful
The frs, meeting Of the Young Women's
Musical and Literary Club was held on
Thursday afternoon in Denny hall, which
was largely attend by the girls OF the
college This club VIII meet every Wed
nesday afternoon. All the first meeting
the following interesting programme was
given:
Piano solo ..-........M Miss Mcintyre
Violin SOLO ....... $3.50. ...... MISS Pratt
Talk on Mss Murfree" M So kinca.i
Plaiio 500 ......-.-.'.-'' .MtsS SV!ApS
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Personal AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Miss Mary Omen Is visiting friends In
Olympia.
Miss Kate UTen. Of Hartford. Is attend
Ing schoo. in Seattle
George B. Lane. mayor OF Olympia, was
in the city last week.
Dr. c.. V Calhoun visited old friends on
WILDLY island last week.
Co r. = Huesis Of Por; Townsend.
was In the city Thursday.
Nj Thomas Hu3diestcn. OF Ccupevi!.e.
VAS tn tae city las; week.
Nj and Mrs. ] Morrow. Of La Conner.
were in Seattle last week.
Mrs " H. Parsons visited last week
with friends In Ia Conner.
Mrs l. f. Smith left on the last Queen
ter trip 10 San Francisco.
Nj f a, Buck cook passage Friday OF
me Imstil!a for California
Mss Anna Edyth Brown. formerly Of Ev-
erett. Is now residing in Seattle.
Mrs. Hurs; IS visiting her pareats Mr.
and Mrs. Rudebeck q Everett.
NJ. b u Hoit. Q. Tacoma. va. in town
Wednesday on business matters
M 7 NJ Young rst1rurd Friday from
TWO Horess' rip z the East,
=. e Stafford. q Tacoma. was IL the
city the e4tly layt C., las. week.
Ms TheuA- A Gar.tru@% = Everett.
visited Seattle friends last week,
Nj K r Harding has returned from
Her visit - friends 10 Port Angeles
d 4 NJ fawe= ;s IN k srun his tx!p
- New York and o;hsr Eastern cites.
~ = pcvr,l. well kr VT youns man Of,
va "a Na.4 VAS Ia me -ity last week
NJ Y n R~os Z Tacoma. vas among
ne lut-of- lowoers II tAc cs.y iast week
Nj ard NJ /. :. Hamm.seway. Z This
e.sy. visited 81 X h.cnE Island las1 week
- as Ny D. h n .-r -, o. tee
WaG4 Walls Friday tor S4r Francesca.
=
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wsrs Mrs Clara Taylor. department. pres
fdes. Mrs. Nina Frye, department secre-
ta-y. Mrs. Ee.en Burke. department treas
urs-; Mrs. Mel! s9aaldiZg AID the Misses
E1rks. Taylor. Spausding and Q Brlsn-
. . O
The Enceavcrers o. the First Cfl-tst.a =
church entertained very agree7ofy a TIE
church last Tuesday evening win bean
bag s15cia. The arrangements were in
charge Of Mrs. II. .. Snuey. Mss Alec
Aunday. Mr.. Chss. kinne2- and Mr.
Perry Price
Mr. =. e. Ellsworth capitalized the win
ming team, Mr.. Linde-smlth Win a sore
OF $50 out OF possible 40 won the gen
tlaxnen's prize ana Miss Duncan with $40,
the lafy's orfre, While Mr. Metler with
i2a ana Miss Pa-knurs; with score Of
minus Sc received the BOBBY prize.
- . .
Las. Thursday evening Miss Hhgeson
entertained al her home on Fourth avenue
and Seneca street a number o. friends.
mos, delightful tine was enjoyed ana DUR
vas served. Those present were NJ. and
Mrs shpey. Miss Helgeson OF Minnea.
no,is Mss Mcclellan. Miss Gooch o. Port
Townsend, Mr. Clark. Dir. Usher. Ar.
Thompson and Mr.. Bah.
. . .
Mrs. G. ". stetson, OF Beacon HI. en-
,srtained the .adi~s Of the American Wni$t
Cub THURSDAY .tern00R g r.; ss' Lpi shs
refreshments were served and a most
nega1:sul programme rendered Iw.hly
members were present The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Hathaway.
. . Q
Las. Tuesday evening Capt GOODWIN
entertained small party OF young pe0p'e
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aboard his ship. the Drigo The cap
tain is a "natpra! born" host and three
or four hours sped by like many min
utes. Those in the party were Capt. Good
win. Hallet' Goodwin, General II. A.
Bigelow, and Mrs. Bigelow, Miss Gooch,
Miss Hegeson. Mas Hall. Mr.. Usher and
Mr.. Puryear.
- q q
Mr. and Mrs. Frank b. Yoakum gave a
musical and dance Friday evening. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. f l.. Ruch.
Mrs. ". W. Ladd, Miss Iva Ladd. Miss
Marvil Ladd, Mrs. II. Cannoll Mss Alice
Cannol!. Mr. and Ms Charles Tatro.
Mrs, X. Brown, MIR John Kuch. NJ SIS
Clara Ruch, Mr.. Ewing and Miss Mabel
Tatro.
. . =
Miss Anna Granger gave a small dane
ing party n her home 300 South Ninth
avenue. Tuesday evening. Those present
were. Miss Heigeson. Mss Laubscher
Mr. and Mrs. Callahan. Miss G.asscock
Miss Gooch. Miss Maude GIascock. Mr.
Porter. Mr.. Moore, Mr. Usher and Mr..
GeTualu.
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n the presence Q. az many O: the ycung
couples maisitads OF friends a. could %
comfortably seated Aiming these present
@ers. NJ. ara Mrs. J. T. Cady, Mr. and
Compton. Mr.. ard Mrs william Bremen.
Mrs Frank Moran Miss Jennie Hsyrsn.
A!ss Et.th CaGy Miss Marietta ca4y MI
L. ". Hense. Master Frank Compton
. q q
Las: Sunday afternoon q, 1909 Seventeenth
avenue a quiet home wedding occurred, the
parties being Dir. John Dockar ana Miss
VIOLA yepSea Rev. a. l. Hutchison. OK
the Fret Presbyterian church. performed
tn Seattle ard especially among the steam
boat men Ee has been resident Of this
city for ssyersi years and is mate and part
owner o. tne steamer Greyhound. running
ct ta& Everett route Miss Jensen has
made her h5gne in Seattle Tor several years
home will Ss Z. the above number and
street
Mr.. Henry Rlchzby and Ars. Henrietta
Frechet,e, both % Anacortss. Skagit coun-
y. we're quietly married hy Rev. John 2.
Damon. Sunday morning. October is Mr..
W, II. Burden and Mr. w B. Fraser
Burden ard Mrs. Fraser as bridesmaids
O . .
sr. Louis NJ Herold and Ms. Annie
RED by Rev. John r Damon Sunday noon,
October Is Mr. and Mrs Lfogd Trues and
SIR. and Mrs George Carlisle served as
groomsmen and bridesmaids.
Q . .
Mr.. Michael Danahey and Mrs. Dode
Howe both OF this city. were quietly mar
Esd Wednesday evening at the residence II
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A very delightful anniversary. took place
Monday afternoon. In the parlors OF me
First Presbyterian church. The occasion
birthday Of Mrs Edmund Wright.
Mrs Wright Is tire mother OF Mrs. w.
T.. Whitney. whose husband Is with the
The collation. was prepared by the Indus
trial Society Of the church. This society
was organized about :wo years ago among
the Older ladies' Of the church under the
presided over by Mrs Rhodes The pur-
pose OF the society l. 10 ply the needle
in tina Interest o. missions and 10 cultivate
sociab.hty among ia members IT hoth
Mrs Wright has been one Of the most
enthusiastic OF the members.
ated With Ivy and autumn leaves typi-
cal Of human ife its approaching dec,tie.
4 long table vas spread tor th!r'y-four
covers ana hounteous repast was served.
table was ar Immense cake in which wera
painted eighty candles. These were
lighted during the dinner and presented
u beautiful sight
The ieightfui banquet was brought TO
a fitting close ~ short speeches and DR..
IJutchlson. pastor Of the church. spoke
foelingiv. q The hish esteem r Wh;Gn n,
around h!rn IT, Whitworta spoke - the
well rounded life and Rev. NJ Wright
responded IN few eppropr'sfs words
Tn Industrial Society and Mrs Root
sunke vary terder,y 81 the Inspiration thst
rad come 70 h%r IN the hse nn.nss Of ina
society econ. The earnest Splrh q Ms
..p,es, re re T'a" ard hade the houorei
guest warm good bye-wish'hg returns
ot The day sni tUs' enough CLOUDS eF
nre'- setting such as to make golden
twilight.
IT, accordance. with the recomm~ndl-
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ard ;e2n.Ig the army oe Bensaicts He
-gsaxr1xs1 Ass L1ssa May sEe4tJyo<s~s S79sEa>
- of Mr. J pes s~zxsk ~ TzeoEna
Al &ccount II the we&4-ag y gsvesa n Tie
.aconl& scc4ery DsFH g 4EsJtEssF Column
O . q
xr. and Mrn. 2 2 Blaine Rave move:
rom tEslF sumrs<T soass % I-&ks "asii-
agten 70 tnG Il = r1ve res-Sissacs.
g . q
teifs leave Or November TO- two
soaths vlss IL ghe East AID south.
:, {, :,
NJ. and Mrs. J. T. Flowra1 will winter
tne home az Mrs } =. ffanes. corner
.geyeaiA avenue and Union street.
9 q q
The "wednesday Card Club net last
seek w:sa Nj Morgan j. Carksek
asrs waS = very soea attendance.
. . .
Mrs george " Dlekinsen. Mrs. Gabriel
ID Miss W8c9 were IL Tacoma sass week.
q es,s Of MEs. ;. X Rove.
. q .
Miss A.~n and Hizz Ruth Al-n le.,
thursday far Pasadena, Cal. where they
III remain 20. the winter
Mr. and Mrs " Mcdonald havs
ken the T'aomss Green home Cd Terry
gen8s for tae winter.
9 9 .
Mr anG Mrs otz Sgrague % Tacoma.
ere ia Seattle Monday. returning 10 their
salA ia the evening.
:, {, .
Mr.. 4. Sidney Hansar6 isft Friday for
- ranch near Olympia. whzrs he VIII re-
isin severa. days.
@ o O
Mr., and Mrs Tracy Robertson have
ken their home on Eighteenth avenue
8r The winter.
q . {,
Mrs. NJ r. Benton left for Spokane
fednesday for a TWO weeks visit with
-sat!veD.
q q .
Mr. and Mrs r. Q. wasnborn have taken
partmsnts At MIRA BiackweIls for the
inter.
Or and Mrs Kloe5er rave taken apart
ants al tie RalEier-GraEd for the win
&.
q q o
Misr Corey and Mas Amy Corey viii
st1rtaig the Forjnightly Club Thursday.
u . q
Mrs r. II. Browne'i Of Everett, is vis-
iGg relatives In Seattle
q . -
James Giillson. r.. went over to Tacoma
st Sunday 10 golf.
{, . q
Mise Kaufman. OF Olympia, is visiting
Il - UaBsard.
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WEDDINGS.

Mr. Ole Anderson ard Miss Laura Tekia
+ ssnradsen were married Sunday afternoon.
ctosr Is at ;he home Of the brides pa
t.ts ls-1 Second avenue in tue presence of
large number OF frienda Miss Emma
onredsen and Mr. Albert Olsen did the
nonofs as bridesmaid and best man Only
Immediate members OF the families were
Fesent al the ceremony. An elaborate
aiding supper was served al o'clock
iiowed by reception at Freed 3 hall.
hict was "a fine affair and attended by
2 . following people: Mg and Mrs. Otto
e.son. MIR. and Mrs. Otto a Hansen Mr.
I'd Mrs. Il. J. Bernhardt M, and Mrs
lit Thaanum. Mr. ard MEs. Jim Henr.ck-
o, Mr. and Mrs, A. Aiding Mr.. and Mrs
Rasmussen. Mr.. and Mira s Andersen.
tr. and Mrs. c. Hansen. Mr. and Mrs
QUE Larser, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Olsen, Mr.
nd Mrs. +. Nielsen, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. OIL
n. Mr.. and Mrs {. Petersen, Mr. and Mrs:
IRA. r. Nielsen. Mir and Mrs c. Boyd, Mr..
ID Mrs. II. Simons Sir and Mrs. J. John
n. MIR and Mrs II Ciausen Mr.. and Mrs.
f. JesSen. Mr. and Mre. p. Johnson. Mr..
I'D Mrs Nj. Nielsen. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
silsen. Mr.. ana MIS-. T. Nielsen, M. and
>!rs. &. Jorgcnse., MIR. A Andersen, Mr..
\. d. Andersen. Mr.. j. Hornoorg. Mr.. V.
=. johnson. Mr.. l. Jorgensen. Mr.. y. Y.
n. Mr. c. n sandah!. Mr. L. TaahoIm.
ir J T. Thaanum Ar N Tnaaaum DR..
.monds Mr.. @. Jorgenser, Mr. j. Smith.
hr. p. Fisher. Mr., Bear. Mr. N; Lang, Mr..
e. ,. 4 u.
sr. a Walterstuff Mr.. sorensen. Mr.. J.
User Mr.. and Mrs Joaus-n. Mr. w. CIR
e Mr. A. Petersen, Mr.. J.. Petersen Mr..
:. Fisher, Mr. {; F'ssler. Mr. A Larsen.
IF. Ii. Nielsen. Mr.. II Devet Mr. Il. Han
n. Mrs Andersen Mrs. Monster. Mrs
t;oSenfeldt. Mrs Jensen. Mrs Mason. Mrs.
..ehusen Miss Petersen. Mrs. C}emmensen.
sl.ss Jensen. Mlas Damgaard. Miss {.
nan. Miss Rosa johnson, Miss Bes-!e
,osenfeldt Mr.. \ Roseafedt. Mr.. Reid.
dr, T. Larsen. Mr., {. I. Nielsen. Mira
Usher.
One ot the events OF ;hs week was the
marriage ~ Mir. Samuel c. Boyd. OF Dun
NJ, 20 Miss Annie Sawyer, az Chicago,
rhe wedding took plRca ~ the residence
M. and Mrs. Wt.tam St:ase. a Dun
up. Tuesday evening az O'Clock, tie
CEREMONY beng performed ~ Rev X. l.
tanning pastor ~ tire United Pfeshyte
ian church The birds was preidly
owned in white orssnd@s and carried
lsrsdes roses
nx been prom uently tdeu. lied WIN sew
raj az th1 large mercantile houses ~ n :
city. The bGiae has tesn a resident %
-hieaso fer several years. having jus, re
entity removed ~ Seattle
A supper was served, ard a. an early
1our ths guests departed f2r Seattle on 3
aTecsaf car Among taos present were
A-s. Eliza Boyd Mss = RaSt, Nj and
Mrs K Sunlm ryt'le. Mr. ard Nts Z. \
smith MI ana Mrs Robert Clarit M
william CLARK Nj and Ms Frank Dana,
Mr. Elmer johnson. Mrs l. 10 Is on, Mn
and Mrs J A Ca3hcart, Mrs. Ella Jor-
Ian. NJ snA Mr. Samue! Irvine, Mss
Grace 0!a+gow. Miss Hue Glasgow. NJ
and Mr& AooorS Murphy. Ar JOAN Wal
NJ jacob \ Morsaa ara Mia, ner.Na
May tt'4s " g. married a. the res tsnc.
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Well thank goodness for ore thing, We
nay rct nnd many thsngs for which as
ssarrh We may 10, fnd the ouartsrs ~
1Cheis we drop between the cracks os
seattle paVeDeutx We may not find our
GOD isnp%rs before ws gat our morning
-or-e &c may not find the very mole in
which the night-Iatch ITS, but some ore
Hss found 3 record n Milan ar the Church
II ~ LAis has really and truly found a
record u the birth OF Acsi.na Patti which
says that me diva vas born a. O'clock
2 eor-laTy is, ist3. And row 40 know thu
meaning 81 SaakaSrsare's i.nes Age can
NOT "4t.er or custom stale her Infinite
'--.e,y. NANCY LEE
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weapon from his shoe .op. bur this IL often
= picture Of the Imagination. but the PTS
tol, unfortunately Is always ready either
70 70 oT and KIT! the wrong person. or TO
gci into tAe hands Of some one who vaiEIy
iAmerts when 100 late horrtd deed
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Not long aga when there was an aHd,-
ton 10 he family ~ Ar K chard Mans
asi9, an enterprtsIHg NV York newspaper
published among the congratuiatory letters
20 Nj Mansfield notes from J5.s JetT-rSny
Lily Laug'ty. sara t,+TasAYat ana-alssi
3ne from tnat charming AID versatile act
rsss kcsna N3kas who, ! regret 10 saw.
has been buried some time
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IN CLUB CIRCLES.

The Classic Culture Club will meet Oc-
tobsr -. with MIS- A NJ. Phillips 1901
Marion street. The hour OF meeting is
. 80 o. m.
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NOTES FROM Pc ELL.

Pc ELL Oct --Dr Powell. % Che
9ais, hRs oesa visiting II town The greater
part - ne week
Ny Carries N0N~r vs'urrsi home Toes
tsr. afr &s absence - several months
Mrs Fets - Csrt~slts - visiting her
1&ugh - 79G sor-lr-l&w. Pros and Mrs.
J y. Lease
Mrs r u Rogers EFF CT Thursday -o-
visit - her relatives N South Dakota
Mr. lei AaGs-ruaEn hs~ gone 20 Ar
soma OF account % Ma health
N-ss :*aisv Campbell o. Frances speat
sunday :, sovr
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THE French prs%nakfng ParlerS spec
tsi,ies 2re fai.or made wedding dresses ard
evening SoglS- ~ Second Aysa0s. Up
GeRtf0.
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PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

the officiating clergyman, John +. Damon.
a few friends witnessing the ceremony
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The American murderer SANS 20 prefer
the bullet ard the European the knifs
Hardly das passes thai we do rot read
u some man or woman having been shot.
bat cns very seldom hears Of M knife
o. cou-s@ the cciore9 population are &C
ctsz.d OF Carrying a razor IS q weapon Of
defense TIE comic papers show Us the
ausky bale searching n her stocking for
q IaSex, vale TIE 2sSky b&.2 orAgS lis
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When Miss Winnie Davis died. the other

When Miss Winnie Davis died, the othsr
day, Miss Lucy Hill. daughter OF Gen. a.
p. Hill. claimed as her right OF succession
acy." When this claim was advanced
there arose a genuine rebel yell OF denial
from Virginia to Florida. The South with
or dead is the Daughter Of the Confed-
eracy. and with her dies the name. The
South is loyal. TO her dead, and with her 1t
is "one fair daughter and no more" As
Gen. John r. Gordon said: '"rhe South for
four years had one president; he IS dead
The South has had one daughter; she is
dead. The title dies with Winnie Davis
the only Daughter OF the Confederacy.' I"