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Dress Making

Dress maxim" and plain sewing
Of all kinds at No. T. Second
stree in the Gongc cottage, Il
little more than two blocks from
pOstOfiice. l4lm
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Orange Springs Events

Of Orange Lake, who is attending
the normal.
Justice Farmer has been very
busy the past few weeks with
law!eSs negroes, one breaking
into the large store of l.. l..
Meg"s and stealing nearly $50
worth OF goods, another entering
a small restaurant and helping
himself. and the third has been
taking other peoples boats upon
the river. All three We're cap
tured, however, and now Ian
glHsh in the county jail.
w. &. Townsend, who has been
spending the past week with his
( family at Lake Butler, has re-
turned to look after his large tur-
| pentIne business.
The normal and high school is
steadily growing in reput alton
and popularity under most etii-
cient management. new faces APP
pearing in the assembly room
every week, while tn" constant
arrival of new books. art studies
and school apparatus Keeps the
students in constant $2nch with
the great educational world be
yond.
The lectures by Professor Bur
CESS still continue to be- an in
structivc feature. The last two
upon ''The Solar System and
"Othcr Stars in Space were
largely attended, these beng the
first of the scientific series. The
next will be Thursday night upon
ANATOMY and the Structure of
the Bones, being the first of the
physiological series. These lee
lures are illustrated by actual ex-
perimentS with chemicals and a
human skeleton, and are particu-
, larly beneficial 10 the teachers
who are obliged TO teach such in
their schools.
Everything in the town seems
to be rather lively. R"hearsals
!, and meetings are in order for the
celebration of Childrcn'S DAY in
the church next month. Mrs.
, Enecks will give a party for her
son, Mr.. Harry Collins, next Fri
day, to which a large number OF
rxpcctant guests hav" been invI-
: ted, and every on" knows that
+. such an invitation to her house
| means a hearty welcome and 4
+ good time for all.
Saturday the students OF the
normal and high school will give
a picnic and fish fry at Fort
Brooke on the river. Fishing,
boating and games will be the
order of the day and all anticipate
: a good time.
J.. The event of the season ha,
h been the marriage of Prof. Alber'
S. Burgess, Phi. ID. principal of The
normal and high school, 10 Mis-:
Lucille &. Hanna, one of Ken
tucky's most charming youns
ladies and a niece of Mark Hanna
r The ceremony, which took plac,
/ Easter Sunday morning, Aprl
10th, $ clock, at the EplscOpa
;, Church of St. Marks in Palatka
/ was performed with all tn
solcnnitv of the ritual Of tina
church by Doctor Avery, tn
rector. The bride, beautiful.
&C gowned in pure white silk wit
white roses, looking "Xquisit"l
~ fair. was given away by Judg
Box of Palatka. Quite numbe
= of friends were assembled in tn
body of the church. Dlrrctl
n after the ServiC" n very rcCherCh
, breakfast was rendered the newt
= welded pair by Miss Clay at h"
residence, following which TIL
Of bridal party took the train fo
! Orange Springs. Among thOs
who attended the wedding frOl
here were Mrs. julia Livingst on'
ID Mr.. Walter Douglass and sever
others.
~ When Travelling
Whether on plcaSur" bent {
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ana Was SilOI 10 utd III III turn.
English is so severely cut he may
yet die.
. D D Has for 30 years
Obi d. On stood the test and de-
mOnstrated the fact that Syphi-
little and Mercurial Rheumatism
can be cured. Try it. 81 per large
bottle. :; for $40 at druggists,
or sent on receipt of price, eX-
press paid. By Blood Balm Co,
Atlanta, Ga. For sale in Ocala,
Fla. by the Anti-Monopoly drug
store.
Clam chowder. asparagus
tips, Heinz tomato soups, lobster
shrimp and crab meat at Geri"
x Co.'S.
A few sailor hats left at
Gerig q Co.'S. going oil at low
prices.
A photograph is a never
idll'llS 9ou''e Vi "'li">c'''cii'' he
Ocala Music Company has them
from $40 up.
Tine cOlorS in our shirts are
aDSo'ulelE laS'' puI U'ieN won
run OUT III Il' wash. 'aNloSoil
q an Echop.
j. w. Davis at the ,itv mar
ket, is headquarters for fresh
= ISM al kihoS' prea''l' trout
m''ile0' 't'.' receive" every "aH
a;t,, ,ar,.ot
Inc iariiler' I'e illccl'iiio ""'
o,,noo+oa ants o,d hruiOoc No.
,,r,.. ,,,;.ob u,oI Call. :. -,
hast tbinoto keen on hand |,
bo,lc ,,uicl,Iv and iS y we'll knowr
r ,;,,,. Att ,To,onol,
: drug store.
We noticed a Stalwart negro
with a cradle on his shoulder
; striking out Tor the eastern par
OF the city 'hlS morning. ah'
WITCH 'She" Nii'O iio was sung
~
'''>
''' my
''A vs. " l''0'o
J"o0 ie'eiN 0'' az - ''i0''''' "o' >
-Muslcal o''i''iOS ~ :"
tliloS' oOilnS9' 'iA'"'1' any '.''
'lluS'c 'O ''ic O'<'i" vi '''''0 w
10 arrive IN few days. :
full line of Battle Creek Healtl
Foods for Dyspeptics and indl
UaStiOn Will announce arriVa
in these columns. 'TerlS d" Co
p,o :. +ho o;+v mario,
,,n n,oo, fo,. al binds Of fros
fish.
T,o ,>,.+ Malt Extract at fin
po.4.ro, a,,,u ,tora ,t oOc ne
bottle.
Dr., ..,ehoco .bo lotect ro
"dr-fcet = Davidson and Var
Echop.
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-BOncIesN hams for small
families ranging IN price from -
to 80 cents each, At GerIg * Co.'S.
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unequalcd

Merrick's Six Cord Spool Cotton on
200 yard spOols; best machine cotton
made: American make, &c, dozen,
45c The Racket.
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Cook and English had a diff
Guilty al the Daisy phosphate
mine in Alach,ta county Saturday
night. The latter cut the former
and was Shot to death in turn.
English is so severely cut he may
vet die.
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TIE WORK OF A YEAR
i'm NATURAL HISTORY I.
folupbia University Of New York Sends Expedi-
tons to Explore The Secrets Held in The
Waters Of Puget Sound.

a1se articles thus far published 10 TITS
srvses are ~ fesiown.
Strss Psper--Eaker lake FISH aats5esf
xss~rrufy@d upon. salmon rivers Of Puget
~rssnd Slammed; Lake Washington eA-
rsorxa In issue OF Sunday. February y
1erend Pap@r--<sorern soaaaaih&s
Is Lake Washington In issae Of saisuas'
YeAruary H.
Tasre Observation-Disclosures and soaho-
ss.s. In Lake SamammIsn: submerged Tor
80 mzcs OF Lakes Washington ana sam
smun:ss.- I'm fsssae OF Sunday. February =.
Fourth Paper-TemperasGfes fasen a'ia
<xugorstsons made In iIaks trsoa, ns.ses
r1usrtad from Puget sound ara 'ne aaAeE
a. washington In ISSUE OF Sunday. Aafen
& The above four papers resofa "os
done 10 the state Of " asninSs@H ~ ss's
tinted States nsn commission.
Fifth Paper-~work Of the Iaasen ssaees
bIoioxtcas survey. The ok OF sas ,ss M-
.,.e mountains s,an.sd a. pew species -.
honor OF Tileossorg Roosevelt. In tsspe of
Sunday. March ~
sixth Experimentation 81 she fofess
reserves b. the United Sfsies xroiozisai
survey. geological work % Froi. l.
Huseeti. independent work ~ tnief u. r.
Fernow. of the United States DIVISION Oh
forestry. In issue az March ~
ss.vsnsh Paper --ExpEaraiionz OF the
ye,,rr Natarsl.sss Society. Nsw fishes
deseribed BIZ Prof. fsavsd starr Jordan
ard Edwin charsn StarAs, Of Stanford
university. Lake Crescent trout. In is
sue OF Sunday. April J.
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SOCIAL AND Personal NOTES.

Mr.. Charles p, Burnett is quite III at
Providence hospital.
Mr.. X Genner returned last week
from Washington u. G.
Mr., James r. McEirav went 10 Mt. YER
non Friday for q snort visit
Ex-Governor Caleb 7. West az Tacoma
visited in the city last week.
Mrs Frederick Karl Strive ts quite i'll
at her home on Terry avenue.
Mrs. s, r. Clayton. OF Sacramento. Cal,
Is In the city visiting relatives.
Ex-Governor Eugene Senapie is quite III
at his home on Queen Anne hill
Miss fvsy Ferguson. of Snobomish, visit
ed with Seattle friends last week
Miss Ethel Harf.y vent 20 Olympia Fri
dav 10 remain for several weeks
Mr.. James F. McEiroy and Mr. VI Earies
visited in Olympia last Wednesday.
Miss I.eta Young 81 Auburn, was visit
ing her sister iii this city last week.
Mrs H. NJ Russell is In ss,e city visiting
her daughter. Mrs. ~. A. Burielgh.
Capt; John b. Libby was in the city
fron Port Townsend during the week.
Mr. Phil Amrnidown returned during she
week from months visit in san Fran
cisco.
Mrs.. Frank I4anouette ard aElss II. Car
ney % West Superior. Via. are In the
city.
Miss Lawrence il making an extended
vlsis with relatives In difysrent parts OF
California.
Mis- Warren. Of Censralia. is visiting IN
me cltv the guest OF Mrs Samuel l..
Crawford.
SIR. and Mrs G. " Anderson. az Port
Ludlow visited Ssastl. friends Thursday
and Friday.
Miss Ella Mahsr Of snolscsmisas. ~ the
guest Of Mics hianche Shaw a. her home
On YeSisr way.
Miss Monte o.RoHske os Rochester
Ia x-3xtefNSy
saa Seventh avenue,
Mrs Carrie Shaw Rice. wei. known In
TACOMA u1Esacai circles was sgs The city
iazt week visiting frfenis
Mr.. and Mr.. r. Ieissier have returned
from California. where they have 1seen
visiting for tne past month.
Mr.. Calvin II. Hasan returned iaSs week
from aa extended trip TO New York and
other eastern bsESness cersers.
Mrs NJ ". fsesssoy IN company with
STR. j. r Nsefol& left LAST Wednesday
morning ever the Canadian - eshe for t1e
east. uuraEg her say she viii slsss asr
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PROVIN s MCKEAN.
Pike ST., Cor. Fifth

twenty-five names were proposed for MEM
bershlp for the following Monday night.
The programme was as follows: Solo. Mr..
G. ". Saunders; piano solo, Miss Amy
Bolink: recitation. Mrs. Gould: selection.
Mandolin Club: remarks. Rev.Ciark Davis:
recitation, Mrs. c. l.. Haggard. vocal solo,
r. F. Downie: selection. Mandolin club.
tableaux. This was followed by several
tableaux In which members OF the lodge
appeared to advantage.
!. \ =
A pleasant surprise party was given Mr..
and Mrs. Percy q. Copp Tuesday even
ing at their nome. s25 Twenty-second ave-
nue.. by their married friends. Late in
the evening a luncheon was served. The
surprising party was composed OF Capt
and Mrs ]. A. Copp. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r..
Friend. Mr. and Mrs. e. n. Durling, Mr.
ard Mrs f.. McDougai Mr. and Mrs Mar
TIN, Mrs, @. w Barnes. Mr1 n. w Lar
kin. Mrs. William Jones. Mrs. William
Mcclellan. Mrs. G. f.. bowers, Mrs Ajax
Miss Annie copp Miss Frances copp Mr..
X. +. Powell. MIR. Fred copp.
1. !. /.
A farewell party was given TO Mr.. LLOYD
Randolph last Saturday evening at his
home on Tenth avenue south and II
street. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Randolph. Mrs. Mary McCiusky. Nei-
lie Marzourck. Periah Erisman. Matte
Terwillger, Katie BurgIn. Sadie Moy-
Duck, Doliie Erisman. May Smitc. Mr..
Samuel Terw.ii'eer, Mrs. Thomas oBrfen.
Mr.. Lloyd Randolph. Mr.. Willie May
Duck, Mr.. Pat Mccmsky, MFR. Erisnaan.
Mr.. John Brennan. Mr.. Eddie Erlsman
Master JOHNNIE Brennan
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TO NY LEFT HAND.

I envy YOU your life or rest. You live in
luxury.
You Ger enjoy the very best fates reserved
for me.
You've never worked In all your life
You've never known a care
You've always lived apart from ssrtfa-ex-
sssence sweet and rare.
NV right has e'sr my writing done, while
you have stood aside.
You've had Your fan share of the fun. and
yes In peace abide.
you've never peunetf a line fer me- nor
even struck a blow
And II IL very plain to see you've never
known voc.
And yet dear friend cannot say the
tire viii ever bs
THAT there will he The dawn Of day when
soFre not dear 20 me.
Nv right hand Is mere useful, yes but
pFishse do noe Hout
You are a friend mast confess I cam
not do without.
So here's TO veu NV left hand. may you
ever live I'm peace
And nasg tire fov& tina; round you stand
fcfrTeTTore increase
Let others sneer because your days are
passed in luxury.
And ever placed in happy ways. yon're
mighty dear 10 ne
ST. Louis Republic
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mother and brother In Boston for a few
weeks and then make a tour through
Maine. She expects 10 return the first of
June.
Wrangel 10 spend a few days with fLs
family at Twen'y-fourth avenue
Mrs Ellis Morrison and Miss T.iewelIyn
Morrison left Thursday for Newcastle, Pa
where they will spend the summer
Mrs. j. Bernstein left on the walla Wal
Ia yesterday on visit to friends and reia-
lives in San Francisco for a month or
more.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dickson. Of South
Dakota. are recent arrivals in Seattle. and
contemplate making this their future
home
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ieersler have re-
turned home after an absence uf ten
months, visiting relatives and friends in
California
DIR. III. f. Titus. who three weeks ago
went north on the bark Seminole M ply
stefan TO the I.spIanders, returned Friday
on the Alike.
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Smith are here
from Milwaukee. visiting their SON, VIM
neid X. smith. They win make quite an
extended visit.
Mr. @. e. Wallace and Mr.. Fred Miller.
two well-known society men Of Yakima.
were In the city several days last week
visiting friends.
Miss Minnie Ward sister OF Mrs Ed l..
"
dav. and will visit with Mrs Ward for
several months
Miss Ethel Bavfey left for 0iymnsa last
Friday 10 visit Miss Annie Frost aud otter
friends in Tharston county. Che Will be
gene two weeks.
Miss Charlotte Phillips left yesterday for
Ia. she VIII evsway from this Fl, city for
about three months.
Mr. r. " Hawkins returned on the
ufs
weeks visit with friends. He expects 10
return to Alaska shortly.
Miss Grodinskv has returned from ten
wseka. salo,rn IN San Francisco. She is at
nue north. corner Mercer.
Mrs. r. Grodin~ky and family have re-
moved from is2s broadway 10 soa Beyls.on
avenue north. corner Mercer. Al home the
seeond Friday Of the month.
Mrs, NJ r. Rensrn left last Monday on
The CITY OF Pueblo for a several weeks wis.,
II In California. She accompanied by
her mother. Mrs q. G. Rinker.
Mr. orrin Ranke. a weii-known member
81 me cid Agasne set, has accepted the
~ and left on Friday for the mouth OF
the river.
Miss Pearl Shaw who has beer operator
and agent for the Great Northern railroad
at ssavre, Mont. hss accented nasiison
with the Western Union Telegraph com
pany In this city.
Mrs G, r. Barieizh. vino has been spend
ing the winter with relatives la Seattle,
Jeff for her home in Yanksown- :, ID. iast
week. accompanied bY her granddaughter.
Miss Sidney Bsfriegh.
Cant Edwin r. Glenn. t. 8 A.. who In
a. the head 81 one 81 the government Alas
kan exploring parties. vas the guest Of
Seattle friends while ia the city waiting
fer the steamer Valencia TO saif.
DIR. J. r. Br'densssin and DR.. A, Far
rsyn0l, nsrs. over frgyn rorf Orchard natal
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WEDDINGS.

Mr.. Medbury Fl. Mcfarland. OF Charles
Ton. kftsap county. and Mrs Amorena
keene McBrian tnee Hav.landl. who ar
rived from Winsted. Litchneld county,
Connecticut. on Wednesday evening last,
were on Thursday evening united in mar
riage at the residence OF the groom's sis
ter. Miss Eliza +. Mcfarland TWEEN
t.eth avenue and East. Columbia street,
Rev. John F. Damon ofiiciating Miss
Mcfarland and Mrs. Nancy A. Spiger
were the subscribing witnesses. A earpe.
or our native evergreen twigs boardered
with pansies and daisies, was alike UNIQUE
and beautiful.
Mr.. James Frederick Grigsby, of I.eayen-
worth. Okanogan county, and Miss julia
Ellen Morrison, of this city, were quietly
married at the residence OF the afficiaf-
ing clergyman, Rev John f. Damon. 80
FIFTH avenue. Seattle, Friday evening.
April 8. Mr.. Robert Anderson and Mics
Adrienne b. Morrison did the honors as
groomsman and bridesmaid After a brief
sojourn in Seattle Mr. and Mrs Grigsby
viii repair to Iseavenworth and meet a
cordial welcome as members of society
there.
Mr. Sylvester J. Gofragd and Miss Bertha
W. Carr both Of South Park, were ,n,etly
Hid3tata IL the residence OF the Officiating
clergyman. John r. Damon. 910 Fifth ave-
nue.. Wednesday noon Mr.. Ira Carr. bro
ther or the bride. was best man. and Miss
Mabel sturgeon was bridesmaid Little
Miss Dot Lydia Carr served as flower
girl. and came laden with many branches
OF beautiful blossoms. Mr., and Mrs. Gof-
lard Will make their home at South Park
= i J.
Mr.. K. w. Falls Mcmillan and Miss Mae
Mclaughlin. both of Arlington, Snohomish
county. were quietly married on wednes-
day evening. April 6, at the residence OF
the officiating clergyman. John f., pa
mon Mr.. s. +. Mclaughlin, brother Of
the bride. served az groon,sman, and Miss
!. r.. Murphy. as bridesmaid Mr. and
Mrs. Mcmillan will reside In Arlington.
u !. +
Mr.. Robert A. Tosh. of Redmond
and Miss Clara 3. Miller OF this
city. were quietly married at the
residence of the officiating clergyman.
Rev. John +. Damon. SO Fifth ave.
rue. Wednesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs
5. A. pingwail did the honors as grooms-
man and bridesmaid The happy counle
VIII mike their home In Redmond.
= = i
Mr.. Roland NJ Malan and Miss Rosa
A. Gardner. both Of this city, were united
in marriage AZ the residence of the off,
ciating clergyman. John r. Damon. sio
Fifth avenue, Saturday. April 2. In the
presence of a few relatives and friends
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New Calicoes. best goods. only a,sc
yard.
New Line OF Spotted Swiss Muslins.
lac yard.
42-inch White Apron Goods, satin
stripes. l5c yard.
JAPANESE Gotten Crepe, i0c yard.
White and Coiored Blankets, good
size. sc pair.
Broade.oth. 5t-inch. &c yard. worth
SIS
New Fine Japanese Silks. plain COL
ors. &c yard.
Just INA big line of Ladies' Muslin
Underwear. fine styles. very good. very
cheap. See window.
Wire Hair Pins, two papers for lc.
Pearl Buttons. &c dozen.
Best Crochet Cotton, three for lac.
&c Side Combs for roc Metal hacks
Mems 75c quality White Shirts for
49c each.
Mems Leather Suspenders for &c.
worth Soc pair.
Ladies' and Gents Fine Six Hand
kerchiefs. Initial. Hemstitched or Col
ored Border. iac. worth 5Sc.
Yard Wide Percales for Sc. worth 1oc.
54-Inch All Wool Heavy Serge. &c
yard One-half price.
54-inch Light cioaking. Soc yard.
worth $50 yard.
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IN SOCIETY.



froEa New York The address was mosS
instr active. Ai8 Armour is an artist Of
merit Some OF her pictures have been
eAn-Dasea IA sne socaey o. Amef'can Art
-. o. He1 pacaa1es nave Isceassn
- sa" .. " sAen M.A - iona -
Ass An1 "aNsF SniHA" Inc eiuo
a as aoaaosso In oeihs Add1eSsu ~ AiS
MISS Strive entertained the French
e4uu 49, MoAuhs AIsefnoon ~ nSf hofHe.
,s 'A'eI VI SnssIS street anu NtHsh avenue.
as ea1ns % she a.aMA oesun = wrsM
$50 eonaausu- lac next Tauioa Oh
snr ssau VIA % somorroM aitefnooh. at
sash M sass, HooeN wilson. ei Saefa
AaAS. WIZ De the nostess.
AF. ana MIS-. NJ r. baekus gave boz
party At sne seattle sneAser iasi Thurs
Gay evening. inesr guests we're M ana
Mrs. Z y smith ana Dr ana MIS- Mont
$3.50 A.ss. tne .Heef tae
Ia9srscr Ara pra.s~aw
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ChilGren's All Silk Windsor Ties.
plain coiors. worth &c. Monday tac
each.
so yards Yard Wide SilkolIne, worth
ioc. Monday only &C yard
Window Shades. &c each.
$50 yards Heavy Cotton Serge. good
for rough wear. black only. Monday i5c
yard. Five yards makes suit
loo yards One Yard Wide Apron Cling
ham. Monday &c yard.
5 pairs Summer corsets, sac pair.
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We are now prepared 10 DO composition
for the trade gsuv measured in Nenparell
AinEen. BREWER and Long Primer. Salts
faction guaranteed Call or address Post
Intelligence. Seattle.
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Very Special.

We have Just bought for 20 cents ON
the dollar lire OF Misses. and Infants
Null Caps. Silk Caps. Null Hats. Golf
Caps. Bicycle Caps. Babes CloakS in
Slsk and Cashmere. Taese are all
marked at about one-hais prIee. See
our window.
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E,cmTH PAPER.
Complied for the P0st-lnteittgencer
n. rr0f Edmond =. Meany.

tSGFT sound presents most at
sracfiye field for the study of
natural history This remark
has been made before but IL will
bear repeating. II there are any
skept:ss ! could EARLY convince
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1Oc Sale of JeWelry.
SOMETHING FOR ALMOST
NOTHING

We have just purchased 500 worth
OF Jewelry from a travelling man at
about = cents on the dollar. which We
viii close out very quickly at Toe each.
Gents Gun Buttons. loo.
Link Gun Buttons. loo pair.
Enameled Breast Pins. loc each.
chiidrens Plated Knife, Fork and
Spoon Sets, 1oc set.
Stick Pins. IDc each.
Enameied Napkin Rings. Toe each.
These goods are worth from &c TO
5oc each.
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Ledge No. s Independent Order OF Good
Temp4aFs, held an interesting open meet
ing a. their new quarters IN Odd Fellow
BAIL SeTth Seattle. last Monday evening
There wss u large attendance. An exec
Int programme WA rendered Chief
Tenp.ar J. A. Fsreaazd announced than
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Miss GFaefe Luther celebrated her ninth
birthday last wednesday afternoon BY in
cit NJ few Of her LITTLE friends IN her
home. ISL John street Many games wes@
in6usgsa in and Sc : o'clock A dainty
luncheon MAS served. Those present were
Misses Gsscts Luther. Dora Luther. Hes
Siss Hazard Laarene Wright Tsvtns fst,
.aeg. Maud Cooper. Ella Erickson
and Masters Willie Luther ana Arthur
Luther
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-10
Special Notice.

We have Just received by express
from New York tst Silver Plated
Souvenir Spoons. with the Maine en-.
graved On them. Monday. lGc each:
worth &c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-10

20 yards Turkey Red Darnask. 90
inches vide, worth sec. Monday only
I5c yard: fast color.
% pairs Lace Curtains. .is yards long,
Monday So pair.
1,ssH yards White Domett Flannel,
Monday atsc yard
800 yards Coiored Outing Flannel.
Mnnday stsc yard
800 yards Best Table Oil Cloth, Nom
day lie yard.
aG Yards ga yards wide Blsached
Sheetiag. Monday isc yard.