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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19
WASH GOODS.

q Have YOU noticed the crowds at our
| WASH GOODS counters? They are
q growing larger and larger every Gay
There must be good seasons lor ~
O Novelties in dainty, Wantaple sIu HoI
I and az prices never before quoted lor
I Sc. buys Pretty Dimities and Lawns
|? that are real lOc. Values' D., pra,+v
| 10c. Outing Cloths, in Real Pretty
S1iIn PercaIes. in Pretty Patterns
v and Colorings, at 6hc. y aIu. .o r.
l ISiLc. Figured Satines reduced 10 &C.
= yard ra
Y PFC. Homespun Ducklng' lor sNii'9
"a reduced to s 1-3c. yard. ..t..s
Y 95c Linens. silk mixed, for WAISTS
q reduced TO 10 2-Sc.
| TO FINISH UP THE MILLINERY
The time has come for the complete
a clearance of all our choice, tasteIul,
creations in Untrimmed Hats ior
o ladies' and Children, as wen as
Flowers Of every. kind kind. Ms " viii
y marked them at b pTrTyS '"
o Iadies SOC. Sailors. in white; also'
q Oi SSSIdren's and Ladies' Untrimmed
d Hats, that were 7oc. ana 'l' h0" -
7 choice.
q CRASH IN WHITE GOODS.
4 See the Prices.
| &c. Check Muslins at &c.
. i9iLc Figured p. X. at lOc' ,,,.
| aSzInch Sheer Dimities. the iz1zc'
p quality, for 1-3c. yard; ,,. -
4 and lac. Sheer WHITE Lawns
piece Of 70 yards Of Long Cloth, the
$40 quality, at 81 piece.
4 LADIES' AND CHILDRENs RIB
| BED VESTS.
7 ,oa,as, Zoe. Ribbed Lisle-Thread
. Vest. extra size, at &c. so
| 'Iad,es' 1Oc. Ribbed Vests, &c;
y Children's DC Co'lon
. pe cSudren's Fine Ribbed Vests at &C.
I ed Tadies. 15c. wing-sleeve Ribbed
4 Vests at lOc.
p snc Pretty Plaid Waist silks at w
4 TIC Taffeta-Finished WASH 0iiAS'
T handsome patterns, At SVG; uooada silks
a &C. Handsome biacA
4 coIored Grenadines, extra quahty'
at SIS yard, now f5c' .,,,. g., al col-
a 75c. Shirred Liberty silks III al WI
or 7s,c az AUTOMATICALLY Figured Fou-
lard Silks, now Doc
b MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
d Big sale this week at our ODD LoLo Az
7 EHD Tables OF Muslin Underwear: ma
Large lot OF skirts dG tr nlGeiy 81 't to s.; to
4 close out at Soc to S7o. ,rrs,,,
III Gowns made OF Cambria, musLl
= "a Tnng cloth, trimmed with VaIencd-
s snnes, Torc6on and Hamburg u PRICE E2gs,
p and LESS THAN oN Sds "a ME
/ 99c' Muslin Pants for iSc'
. nc. Muslin Pants for 4ec'
! zoe. Muslin Pants for &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19

NJ the debutants OF next year. and GER
tainly she will make q very charn''ns
one.
Mrs. Sands. wife OF Senator Conway X.
sands will leave the city this week Tor
her country place, in Albemarle county
Miss Claudia Palmer VIII spend tne
summer at York haroor' unoer tue
cbaneronage Of Mrs. Charles watkins.
Mrs. DR.. Joseph A. White viii leave
the city very soon for a summer stay ID
Canada.
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Dry Cold Storage
at Second Market.

DRY COLD STORAGE FOR FRESH
meats, poultry. fruits, and othar pros
duce at reasonable rates.
Cold storage Rooms tor rent by month
" THE RICHMOND
DRY COLD STORAGE COARA1yX.
si7-sn Market Space
ce s-sno
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HOUSEMARE.

White China Fruit Stands az ioc =
Best White China Egg Cups, the &c.
Fine white China Covered Dishes, 7
tine 4Sc. size, for 3Sc. 9
Decorated China Breakfast Piates AT
Coo. dozen, worth N.4. o
Decorated China Toilet Sets at N.le
worth Sl.7o.
Blue and Green, at $i.4S set, worth q
' GRANITEwARE. 4
lO-quart Granite Water Buckets, the
Acc. Size, for 2lc.
Large Granite Stew Pans. the 2Sc !
size. for 16c.
Granite Cooking Pots. that you pay
0' large Granite wash Basins at loc.
Granite Bread Pans. the lsc. size.
for l0c. - z
Covered Preserve Dishes. on STANDS. =
at 12c, worth 19c.
Glass Water pitchers. cut pattern. at Z
&c. worth 15c. i
tern. the l9c kind. at Sc.
Nice-Size Cut Berry Bowls. worth :
PC. for &c. 4
Gas-stove Tubing, all lengths !"
Sc. foot.
81, were S2.S.
TINWAHE.
Best Tin Wash Basins at &c.
Be, Size Best Tin Jelly-Cake Pans &
at &c.
Japanned Tin Salt and Pepper Z
Shakers at &c.
Good scrub Brushes at &c: each: Z
Enamelled- Handle Steel Cake-Turn-
eTs at &c.
Natch-Safes at 1c.
Tin Cake-Cutters, for lie.
Large Decorated Tin waters at i'c'' !
worth 19c. =.
Nickel Table-Bells. the lie. kind. at
&c.
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Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera, and Di-
arrhea Remedy is pleasant, safe, and re
liable. le S-W,Sa&Sunr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19

rf troubled with rheumatism use Cham
berlain Pain Balm. one s 4, ." s,Sun,
lieyes the pain. ]e o." 's"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19

I. renews the color-Elastic Starch.
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MATING REDUCTIONS.


Avail yourself of this opportunity.
Customers delighted at our low prices
This week q great Mating sale.
Extra-Heavy Reversible China Mat-
ting, the 25c. grade, at 16c.
The Very-Best japanese Matungs,
carpet patterns. in pretty colorings,
should be 50c our price, 4Oc.
Best China Damask Mattngs. In
large, pretty carpet patterns, the SOC.
quality, at 35c.-laid.
We lay all Mattings at CSC. and UP.
FREE OF CHARGE.
BABY-CARRIAGES
SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 10 PER
CENT. THIS WEEK ON OUR AL
READY REDUCED STOCK OF CAS-
RIAGES.
COTTON AND LINENS.
A Brown Cotton at &c. yard.
27-inch Heavy Twill Jeans, unbleacn-
ed. the Toe quality, for 6l4c- yard.
1914 Unbleach Sheetings at l211c-, Tor
the 16 2-3c. grade.
46-inch Pillow-Case Cotton at 1-3c..
instead of l2iAc.
7O-inch Unbleached Table Damask,
the 60c quality. at 4Oc.
Extra-Large Bleached Cotton Towels
at 5C
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Money saved by using Elastic starcn.
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o o-o-o- o-o-S-1-I@-.Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19

Miss Mildred Lee expects to spend the
summer at Mountain Top
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19

Mis-. Louise Allan Mayo. who has re-
.an,Iv returned from a delightful visit 70
srasrfIs IN washington. will leave the
citv again shortly for the Rockbrioge
Alum Springs.
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Mrs. Henry Tilghman Maioney w
spend the summer at Tarrytowh heisn.s
on the Hudson. after paying
visits in one OF the beautifui supurOS "
Baltimore.
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Miss Betty Christian leaves Richmond
,nIs vselx 10 visit friends at Money Point
near Norfolk. Miss Christian Is to be one
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cuunRRN,s REEFERs.

r-.-s BE- o~e Of the richest stocks OF the
Es.uuest styles in the South.
49,, stock OF Misses and Childrens
Rssyers and Suits Is entirely TOO large
Cor the season OF the year, ana IN
--sa~ 10 induce mothers 10 make their
r.-rhases for the little ones before
leaving for the mountains or seashore,
- NNal ofler
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19

Mis-, Virginia Tyler. Of west Franklin
street. will leave the city at some cary
date TO visit friends in Clarke county,
Afterward her summer programme VIII
include visits to many other friends IN
the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19

OF hearing them several times during the
past musical season. Their work appeals
strongly to the true musical instincts OF
our community. Miss billiard violiniso
Is a pupil OF Ysaye. the noted Belgian
violin virtuoso; Miss Shelton is puph
OF the Boston Conservatory OF Music;
Mrs. Rehling Is a pupil OF Mr.. Thilow, or
Richmond. Mr.. Hoen has one Oh the
largest libraries OF chamber music owned
by any southern gentleman, which he has
collected during the past twenty-five
years. Mr.. Henry Yungnickel. of Baiti-
more, has the credit Of first fostering
Mr.. Hoen's remarkable musical talent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19

An over-abundance OF stock. caused b,
the inclement weather OF the pas
few days, makes 1t necessary TO un
load our stock
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Miss Lilly Logan's party to Virgini
, 1898-01-01
HORT.


IT [ L Brug we'd Fordelingen af
den we'd Forordningen af 29de
December 1862 angaaende Foran-
dring af noglo Skater cg Afgifter
paa Den st. Croix dens ) 3, fastsatte
Afgift til ColonialkasSen, syarende
til SO cents Cor liver Ager Land der
anvendes eller err udlagt til Sukker-
avl, opfordres herved i Henhold til
Anorduingens Forskrift enhver
Plantage- Eier eller hans Fuldm@gtig
til linden IA Dage fra Dato at ind
sende til und~ertegnede Commission
den i Anordningen paahudne skrift-
lige Erkl@ring ON Netto V@gten af
det Sukker, der er blevet produceret
paa de vedkOmmende Eiendomme i
Tiden fra 1ste Januar til Site De-
cember 1897.
Et Exemplarer az den we'd Anord-
ningen paabudne Fortegnelse fra
Toldkamrene over Netto Vegten af
Sucker der er blevet udf0rt fra hver
Plantage i samme Tidsrum, SAINT en-
Gjenpart af en- Oversigt over R0r-
leverancen leverede fra Plantager
ETC., til st. Croix F@lles- Sukker-
kogerier i Campagnen l896-97 vii
blive hcnlagt til Eftersyn i Refs
huset Christiansted og Retshuset
Frederiksted.
sknue oommissionen for St. Croiz, den
'2Sde December 1897.
LIMPRICIIT HORLNK.
HORT.
, 1898-01-01

ton from the 1st January to 3lst
December 1897.
A copy OF the statement Of the
Nett-weight of sugar exported from
each Estate durino the same time,
furnished frop the Customhonses
pursuant to ne Ordinance, and a
copy of a st ,4ment of deliv-
erel by E. Ates and others to the
Central f 1<ory during the campaign
lS96-97 Sill be open for inspection
in the Lighthouse in Christiansted
and the Courthouse in Erederiksted.
Tox.Oommission FIR St. Croix, the 28th
December 1897.
LiMPRICHT. H0RLYK,
H ORT.
, 1898-01-01
Translation.
Publication.

FOR the use of the Tax Commits
sion in assessing the tax of IS
cents to the Colonial Treasury on
every acre of land either actually
planted with canes or | eng prepared
for the cultivation of sugar, the said
Tax to lie levied pursuant to ordi-
nance of 29th December 1856 : 5 3,
relating to the modification of GER
tain Taxes and impostsin the island
of st Croix, all owners Of Estates, or
their attorneys, are here by, in &C
cordance with the enactment of the
ordinance, requested to forward to
the undersigned Commission within
"A days from date; the declarationin
writing prescribed in the ordinance
as to the net weight of the sugar
produced 4 the property in ques-
, 1898-01-01
Publication
FROM THE POLICE.

LII the owners of dogs in the town Of
- Chri6tinnsted are enjoined within the
ending Of January month next year to pro-
cure from The Police Office the sign for dogs
prescribe | 10y Government Order of 9TH
June 1881, which according to same must
always be worn by the dog and for which
$500 must be paid. After said time every
dog met within the owl and not wearing the
sign for 1898, will be caught AMI brought
to the Police Office and detained for 3 times
"a hours, when it will be killed, unless the
owner appears before to reclaim the dog,
pays a fine of $500 aud eventually procures
the required Sign.
Christiansted's Police Office, the oath De.
cenber 1897.
MAXEN.
, 1898-01-01
Acknowledgements
FRA POLIIIET.

LILLE Hundeeiere i CArIstiansteds By, ind
"A skjerpes Diet herve linden Januar Maaueds
UIgang n. A at ulta@~ pta Politikamret Diet
ven Gouvernementets Beta ing af Tide Juni
1881 paabudne Hundetesn, der HenhoId
til samme stedse ma oetes a. Hnnden
og hvorfor erleg 20, g.. Efter den lid vii
enhvsr Humid, der antreffes Byen uden at
b@re Tegn for 1898, biivs optaget og
indbragt til Pl.tikamret, hvor den vii
forblive i3 Ganso * Timer, og derefter blive
Il iebt inodluinLe 'Horen forinden indfnder
sig og kr@ver Humid "a tlIiaSe, SAINT erlegger
en- Mutlkt at 1922 o. eventuelt, loser for
n0dS IeGn.
Cht,stianstels, PoIitikammor, deu 24de De-
December 1897.
MAXEN.
, 1898-01-01

incurs a fine Of 20 cents if the Tax
be under s. and 40 cents if SIS, or
above, besides eventually the ordi-
nary levy expenses.
The taxlists, which will be d i+tri-
buted by the Police, ARE to be filled up
in conformity with the Ordinance Of
22hd February 1858 on the 1st Jan,
uqry and returned to the respective
PolicemasJers within 48 hours in
town and 4 days in the country,
Royal 1reaSurtr's Office, st. Croix, 28th
December 1897.
HORT.
, 1898-01-01
Notice

TPHE Horse, Carriage, and Boat
Fax for the 1st half year 1898
will be received at this Office and by
the Police Assistant at Frederiksted
from the l4th January TO the 4th
February 1893 both days included,
after which The list of arrears Will be-
transmitted to the resi- ective Police
masters. to be enforced within days
and a special citation to this effect
will without delay be served by the
Police, for which each debtor Of tax
, 1898-01-01
PrOkIama.

a LIE og Enhver, der MATTE have
~ noget at fordre i Boet efter afg.
ll0ker her af Staden JOSEPH
EDWARD KUNTZ, indkaldes herved
med 8 Maaneders Varsel til for unss
dertegnede Skifteret at anmelde OF
beviSligg0re deres Krav.
Endvidere indkaldes med Aars o.
Days Va: Afdodes Aryinger efter
Loven til at anmelde og legitimere
sig.
st. Thone Skifteret, den 2lde Decent
1897.
T.. G. LARSEN.
HRf
, 1898-01-01
Ttanslation.
Publication.

lT is hereby made known, that
cases of yellow fever having APP
peared in Para, a quarantine of 5
days has been established against
arrivals from said place.
secretary's Office, St. Croix,
the 9th December 1897.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1898-01-01
CHS AVLS0
Is puJljShe Ecrry
"Wednesday 4 SAT Urday.


"Wednesday 4 saturday.
Terms eff Subscription
6 dollars Ter annunn, P"!able half yearly
in advance.
Parties desr Ous Of Withdrawing their subscription 10
The HDis arc required 10 give 3 mouths notice.
Terms of Advertising
For al advertisement OF s pes or under;
| to 8 insertions =
Small Tyrs (Brevio9 / to 8 li"os.~""~.Sl-9O
Over s lines, per line. ...... .....-. IL
Large Type, Long Primer, Small Pea,
Plea aud Columbia, l to s lines. LOO
Over $ lines. per line 10
For q line of the largest type.-........ .l9
For one to three subsequent insertions tile
hall amount Of lie e charges will he made.
Ait advertisements for insertion must be delivered at
one O'CLOCK p. III. Tie postage on letters to this Office
fnn, West End OF st. Thomas must be prepaid Ell no notice VIII
be taken OF tteni.
su,rlaI Contracts will be made with parties who may be wish
mIto adycI tiao yearly, haHycary OF quarterly.
no cannot pay any attention 10
anonymous communications; every article must be acconpa-
hed 6y the wIitel $ name, not necessarily for publication, but as
an oVroenue Of authenticity, and for our own security; and 1t
n.uSt BIT distinctly understood that when Il communication Is n
serted the etltUr does not necessarily agree with the opinions
preserve rejected manuscripts. Manuscript matter must be
written only on one sle of the paper
JOB PRINTING e sxsi%ssi at att this Gs. 0ace with
, 1898-01-01
acknowledgements

fET bekendtg0res herved, at der
W er etableret en- 5 Dages Karan.
t@ne imod Farther kommende fra
Para, son F0lge at, at der har visit
SIS 1ilfelde af gul Feber der.
Gouvtrnements Sccreto'iatet, St. Croix.
den eide December 1897.
LlMPRICHT.
, 1898-01-01

Translation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-16

Miss Mabel Pruett, os Seattle. has been
re guest Of the CoraueaEGant and Mrs
Green during the week
capt A. s. Barker T. s N having
been relieved by CaPt- Mccormick. T. s.
n, OF the command OF the baftlesasp Or
egon. leaves for San Francisco Monday.
where he VIII join has family and then
proceed 70 his home IN Boston. where he
viii spend his leave. II is with rnQt.h re-
gree 20 the officers and crew of the Ore
gon Capt Barker is detached
Capt. Randolph Dickens. L s VI. g.
commanding the marine guard on the
patuesnsp Oregon. has been detailed 20
meet Capt Mccormick ard escort him
20 his new command
Lieut.. Reginald Nicholson. (. s. N. the
navigator Of the battlssh!., Oregon. and
Capt Randolph Dickens. T. :. ". g. at
TENDED the ball IN Tacoma Friday even
ing
Paymaster Samuel r. Calhoun. L :. ".
or The hattleship Oregon. whose wife ana.
daughter are expected ar the station very
soon, visited Seattle during the week
Mr.. osgood and Miss Arquit, prominent
society people OF Seattle. spent last Sun
day at the station
Surgeon r. W. oleott T. s. N, has left
the station 10 join the L. s. S. Mexican at
San Francisco
The steam launch from the station
made her usual trip 70 Seattle Friday.
taking the ladies or the station.
Surgeon Ammen FarenhoIt u 5 ".
the relief of Surgeon p ". Oicott. L. =
n, al the station. is daily expected 10 ar
rive
The Junior officers of the battIeship
Oregon. gave a luncheon to Cant. Barker.
their departing commanding officer. FRI
Day.
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FREMONT SOCIETY.

Miss Fannie Giles left for Chehalis last
Monday. where she has accepted a posi-
ton In the reform school as training
teacher.
Mr.. Thomas Sanders. who was injured
by severe fall about two weeks ago, Is
convalesclng rapidly.
Mr.. F. l.. Bloxham. OF McMurray. WIS.,
tied with Mr.. j. p Reynolds and other
Fremont friends last week.
Miss Carrie Smart returned from visit
with relatives at Stanweod Wednesday.
Mrs. C. l.. Stone entertained informally
Thursday evening at her residence.
TIE Misses Lizzie and Marguerite
Coufts entertained a party OF young
friends at progressive games Tuesday
evening
The Entire Nous Ladies' Literary Club
meets next Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
A. W. Dexter
The ladies OF the E.dgewater Congrega-
tionai church received a large number ~
friends at the church parlors A pro-
gramme followed. which included drilI.
by twelve young ladies In costume. violin
and piano duo. from "Maritana" Mr
Frank Erbin. Mr. Worth Densmore: 40
prano solo. Mrs. q. W. Hunt: banjo selec-
ton. Mr.. Stephen Carkeek; accompanied,
Mrs. J. ". Young.
The Twentieth Century Club was organ
ICED at Mrs. f. T. Pope's residence Fri
day afternoon. The officers elected are:
President. Mrs. T.. T. Pope; vice presi-
dent Miss Maud Seymour: secretary Miss
Jessie Stenhouse; treasurer. Miss Leila
Swift
The young members Of the Junior Citi-
zenship League held their first open meet
ing at Society hall Friday evening.
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A Shoe Hit.

Here's economy: here's where dol
lars do double efi3tv.
Those vs8 wear narrow width shoes
san procure them here al half-price ana
even .ess.
AZ $50 n pair
New Woman Shoe, OF French dsn-
galc Af1, pattern tip. square TAP. cpesa
tee. tailor made. la \. and & widths
refused from s. y = pair
A: Si.33 pair
Ladies Bsnd Turned Fire French
Donsola Lace Sh4S. silk trimming. dr5n
lined. stiic,to zoe. AL widths a.d all
sizes. reduced from s4o0.
tt s..oo pair
z. r fseIds Fire Hand Turned ard
Hand ScwcG. etc. also Cl0th TOP
Shoe. Berlin Iast. ScaIlap vau.p: broken
sizes. ooia resiucs.si from SIZE = 2ai-.
A. st.4J-
Misses SAoe--A fine d91xcla. dun 5n-
!sA button ard lace. Cioodyeae welt.
c>cSie s9!e, wa1.sr shoe worga s. 10
rA.g
Ne az. avers.ocked wish Chndrtn's.
Misses ana 1o8.As' Scce<. zIlch vge
VII close 9ut Il less tsaa cost prior %
oSc snCaei inventory.
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BROOKLYN SOCIETY.

Last Friday evening a number OF Se-
attic young people surprised Mr.. Dan
Greene and Miss Mary Greene at their
residence al Brooklyn. The evening was
spent IN dancing. games and music
Those present were: Miss Maud Fallen.
Miss 81. Tuckey. Miss Mary Greene Miss
Alma Greene. Miss Ethel Tuckey Miss
Smith. Miss Eva Kiniey. Miss Gertrude
Perrie, Miss Kate Doty. Mr. Theodore
Walker. Mr. McDermott, Mr. Fallen. Mr.
Anderson. Mr.. Wheeler. Mr. Palmer, Mr..
Hire. Mr.. George Greene and Mr. Dan
Greene.
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PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

On Tuesday evening January II. az tire
residence % Mr. and Mrs. Wick NreSraw.
on Republican street. surprise birthday
party ard family reunion was aeia 81 hon-
~ OF tse s9ra birthday anniversary II
M~s Newton MclTa~ Grandma" Mo
Csrax makes her home with her youngest
daughter. Mrs 2 g Btcgsrton On Wall
street out. IL prepare ton for ths surprise.
asa been induced 10 cake yis.t Early il
fn4. day 70 her son' 9 home on Republican
street Arriving there. tae decorations Of
TIE Yoonas and The presence 0f relatives
Indicated .aaE something SAS ares!ng. Il
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MAPLE SOCIAL NOTES,

The socially inclined residents % Van
ASSET and surrounding country have re-
organized their literary society and "a
result 3 bright and interesting entertain
nnene was given at Maple hail last evan
Ing. The programme was as follows:
Grafton. Our President Mr. David
parkhursI: song, THE Soldiers Sweet
heart" Mr.. Howard Horton; plano SOLO.
selected. Mr.. W. McSean; talk on Ha-
wagian islands, Mr.. August Toeiiner: and
choral singing The next meeting will
be held on the evening Of January n and
a good programme - being arranged
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. A. De Wit. OF Chicago. is In Seattle
Mr. ". n. Cnderwoosf. Of Tacoma. In in
the city
Mr.. Frank F'redson. Of Port BlAkeiey. is
Ia Seattle
Mr. Frank QuInhy. of Mount yerroa. Is
In the city
MFR ard Mrs. O. T. Smith. OF Edison, are
In fhe city.
Capt I. g. Hastings. OF Port Townsend,
Is n the city.
Cob W Fl. Fiske, % Portland. Oregon,
is IN the city.
Ger ard sfrs Mcpherson. os Hhatcor.a,
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Great Drop In kccl
Waists.

Every a-e c1t IN re latsS; STYLE.
me- tailored etc.
a. ~se--
EIsc,e-ir,ss3 Polka Dot Waists. re-
G4ce5 from & :
At ~i3s-
Alt-weoi Ladies Ciote Waists, IL
b.u~. green &2d red. ~cyth S2sa
At -. ts.-
AisWcs} Cashmere Waists braided.
~st.. In srreE. slae sHG red reduced
.-o1. E%
"A So ST.
AHwee5 Broa6clotA Waists. ii a.. -.
Few colors; also esaez trimmed II
fancy brad. etc. reduces from So
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-16
For the Raby's Use.

1aoles Hand knitted Wooden Jackets.
N shiie. in blue and IN tIuk. trimmed
va! .s--.-.--.-..-.s.-, .+-.... ......-.. t4--.
:5e, ;Sc and 5ssc.
Si.safea 3 Fiaunele;ts Gowns, trimmed
E'ih AnSor4 sur, onIy ..................
T,c and Si-.3.
ehlhirens Wooicn Tam o saAatess.
"SstA 'oc .....-..-... -..t.....-s-s
oni. .er.
Infants scr = caps. only .,..-....-..,.
2.sc and 5oc-
salants' MOI EootrcS. only .......,.....
'.c. tac. :s,c aud .5c u pair.
h@a'eS Kid MQccaSirS and Sof: Soled
Shoes, az ecloEs. emily ........-........
.sc and s5c "a pair.
babies silk Hoods. trimmed With lace
aud embroidery. only ...-......,..-.-..
:..5c. Toe and ap.
$ts' reeeilea~A srge stock Of Hand
Nnst'eti Woolen FasctnatoTs, In blue
pssk, rcd and black. and selling for.
,t,c. tithc and s5c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-16

Thrs week It's Gowns. Prices far be-
as any ordinary January sale prizes.
n 3oc--
Muslin Gowns. with insertion trim
Mig. cheap al 6sc.
Al G5c--
Muslin Night Gowns. Josephine style.
si'si Ride Insertion. cheap al 55c.
AZ ssr-~
Muslin Niga' Gowns Josephine or
empire styles. with Insertion ana em-
bFcsdsry. cheap NJ slice.
AZ aSc--
Muslin Gowns. Queen Isabella styie
sla three rsw5 of embroidery. heap
a.a.&
N si.ca--
Muslin Gowns. with wide embro derry
al Insertion. E:opre style. cheap q,
AZ SI..5-
Cambria Might Gowns. trimmed with
Gss
Other 6fowHs, ~i.h mere elaborate
sflnnings. selling ~ STA. sl.75 and an.