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Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
PROPERTY OR ASSETS OF THE COM
PANY.

PANY.
Cash on deposit ...........3 42,lsS.60
ton ..:..... :. ..... -. 2ll,457.25
Loans on mortgages, being
the first lien on real estate
worth at least double the
amount loaned thereon -. 100000
Stocks and bonds owned by
the company ..... .,...... 99S,OI2.75
Interest due and accrued. 9,7l2.5f
To.al assets ..,..........S l,27l ,43l.ll
LIABILITIES.
Losses yet unpaid ...........s lla.49l.74
Losses resisted ....:....... 9,SS0.00
Amount OF unearned premi- 49,
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
COMPANY'S STATEMENT OF BUSI.
NESS TRANSACTED IN THE STATE
OF SOUTH DAKOTA DURING rHE
YEAR

Premiums on risks written. s. l4,296. %
Amount OF risks written. . 7O0035. 80
Losses incurred during the
wear 950l 81
Losses paid during the year. S,239.69
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
COMPANY'S STATEMENT OF BUSI.
NESS TRANSACTED IN THE STATE
OF SOUTH DAKOTA DURING THE
WEAR 1898

MSS led IN lttE 81 \ I.
OF SOUTH DAKOTA DURING THE
YEAR 1898.
Premiums on risks written...S l2,s9i2
Amount of risks written..... 1861 90
Losses incurred during the
wear .............. 7,4S230
Losses paid during the year. 6,93230
State of Connecticut, County of Hart
ford. ss VIM. h. Clark, President, and w.
H. King Secretary OF the Aetna Insurance
Company of Hartford. being duly sworn,
depose and say that the foregoing is a tull,
true and correct statement OF the affairs OF
said company; and they ars the above de-
scribed officers OF said insurance company.
WM. B. CLARK, President.
w. H. KING, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me, this
2nd day of January, 1890.
[Seal.l j. III. PHILLIPS,
Notary Public.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
RISKS.

Risks outstanding at the date
o. preceding statement -. S3Il ,62l ,23i.OO
Risks written since preceding
statement .......... 325. SIS, ,947. 90
Total risks ......... SS697, ,l97 ,23l 90
Risks cancelled, and expired
during the year .......... .30S, ,aU6I5.W
Risks re-insured during the
wear -. ........... $4,000, ,4Sl.00
Total deductions .... 1926, ,49l, 5000
Net amount of risks in
force ........ ....... $40, ,706,0 ,075.00
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
Department of Insurance.

Company's Certificate OF Authority
Whereas, The
COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE
COMPANY
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
423,762.22
5 l2,627,62l.45
LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
cash .,,,........ ..........S 4C0O,OOO0O
Losses vet unpaid ...... 44S,9S5.T
Amount of unearnei premi-
ums on all outstanding
risks (South Dakota stand.
ard 40 per cent ........... 3,Z0o, o,ZSi.uo
cnded in above ....... lG9,50i.sS
Total liabilities ...... ...S 7,Sls,77l.70
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02

Total deductions ........s4l4, ,iS3,3llO 90
Net amount OF risks in
force ..... ........... Soll ,s4l 800 w
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02

ton ... ..,.......,.....
Loans on mortgages, being
the first lien on real estate
worth at least double the
amount loaned thereon -.
Loans ON stocks and bonds,
held as collateral security.
Stocks and bonds owned by
the company .........,.. -.
Interest due and accrued. -.
Total assets ..............s
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
INCOME OF ,TI THE COMPANY n,,,.,
The YEAR lSos DIRN

h LEAK 1893. W
Amount of cash premium "a.
ceipts not including premi Al
ums in hands of agents or
in course oe transmis.i'n
Premiums in hands OF agent. w.
and IN course OF transmis.
SUN '.''.... ..... a.,
Premiums received in prom asl
lssory notes .....,..., :,
Total premlums prem Tor the
Interest receipts ....,.'"s Ivy.
'''''''''''" a.,
Total receipts ...........s1Ios,,
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
PROPERTY OR ASSETS OF THE COM
PANY.

Cash value of real estate. ...s sSSl4S. so
Cash III office .......,........ 1926 %
Cash on deposit .......... 435,2ii.39
Accounts not over three
months old due from agents $40, 1863. 40
Loans on mortgages, being
the first lien on real estate
worth at least double the
amount loaned thereon 49,. 26j,500.0C
Bills receivable and agents
debit balances ............. 4,lil.Ji
Loans on stocks and bonds,
held as collateral security. 5ll2.22
Rents due and accrued ...... 1,il4.58
Stocks and bonds owned by
the company .............. l,737 7,6l5.00
Interest due and accrued. " 30,4l3.lS
Total assets ..... .....S 1929, 1853
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
CAPITAL.

Capital stock actually paid III.
cash .p...................S 4,Vp,VOu.V
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02
a DAY in THE POWER HOUSE
OF A STREET RAILROAD.

some other one OF the company's
power houses.
Brookings weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1898-1903, 1899-03-02

Company's Certificate OF Aath'n3
Whereas. The
ncIrp M
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personal AND SOCIAL NOTES.

w. ~ = sssttan. vas IN Es~rs't isss wsss
NJ ~ A Chss~tcf wss ., fssex isss sSnds.
Me. cfsrs Tester n TAKING vsessicn 10 Aissss
NJ, Cad nsr.ansh -. 10 the rs,T sursns rs
NJ . VI Gillespie has been so~n Sound fos IN.
past vess
Mia. AMre viosssss leaves shi. SEEK for q TIP
% Southern California
NJ sns Mr. Gsosss Ccar~ have been srsrisrz
q Sew Cars ~ Co1t~stle
Ms. Ella cay-gs. returned las, ~ses firm . four
uoetss vssit N The East
w~ Carries y s.ewsrt has gre ~ Wnsing'os
% sssi. hw nofse- there.
Nj osea Hs1wn a Saith Islsns. va In ths
ar few Ears iasi vssk
r.a J gls.h-r .ns family vii occzry Ire
snsrnt hons sfef Sgssmt~r /
W. " Husa Rfinssr snf NJ Jesse 9. bnnsss
returned last week tFsrn Alsssa
Mr.. nusT rrs@nd Who hss se-n quite III sos sev
er.l -eeks, 10 nyw s'evr recovering
M Gsofs. swttzss leaves fcr Gard Forfs. b C.,
zzr4ar an9 viu ~ grne ssysFsl months
~ q ssyus~ses ~Ao hss h-sn sas.s sics 10 slit
ccra-41 - BE home ea ssxfegTth sreaSs
NJ william N Msrssith 4 csieaxa. /. visiting
h~r sor Mr. " 1. Meredith. q shss e4fy
Ma. sc-.s NJ HAYES q gsslishss. 10 -. gust
a Miss Annie Seylon. ~ sixth sssEss sosiA
NJ Tsrrrnf Dassr aEs Nr fAsr~aes n r7sna
q sxa FrsHeiso wsss Waiting ia Seattle during The
past wesk
NJ W c KG.r lrs, last SUNDAY Ter Kslsras,e
70 vasSt 10 rlc:Eg there He VII b soas ssoss
ave sexFs
Miss lie srl. xAs Nss essn ~. rssss n Mn
l. cra1fera al snrasrcr. iessrs W@anss4ay scr ksr
scsss iE szn frsncSsro.
Nh carrie CAsseasr Gait. RI Mes Yah. sAxfr
zAa a sss organization csrststes II The NstzeoAi
sss9r.gs AssNrssscs WI - IN s<etsls - tAs IN
- rsEAaa ssrssal GssA Lszszs her sAs " II
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PARTIES AND OTmEn AvvAsns.

party va. sissn III. rsuiE N..ssn ' 81 his
young friends. In honor of rs seventeenth
cipaI entertainment q the evening, was
played az six tables Suitable prizes wers
AWARDED the winners. Miss Myra Smith and
Were WI den .srssa ana nr sss r.n.nssr
those invited were: Mts Newton. Mrs,
sawyer Mrs James: Mrs. wailin. ferd.
Ks: asr. e Hits N:...!l. x!s. Ialea i y.r%
er. Miss sIgrid rrisch, Miss Myrtle zwsos.
Mss Lors 1Isrtpsft. Ms wlpifred James.
Ni.s Vet. ' Gsssssr rs Ess a asasss
NJ. Bsrt Gardner, Mr.. gf~s smith. NJ.
k h.a w ssSs.:S H. M .s s VIE w. w.
wsiJlnsford. Mr' Vivian csesinnf Mr'
Howard Farmer and Mr. Huber Bssrf
A PHEASANT farsweI was gwen Mr.
avenue south last sunday evening BY
few 81 his friends and relatives, who
came 20 bid him sdieu prior 70 hls kay-
.nssr r' ne rnssssg q c.;orsis e, 70 .sss
. medical course Of four years. The
evening wa. pleasantly spent r. music.
Ing room. Among those present were:
Nr and Mrs y. J. Filz Mr.. and Mrs
John bnxman. Mr.. and Mr. w Y
keamer. Mrs. g. Mayer, Mis-. Kate
Hsussy, Miss HATTIE. Hsu.sy. Mrs.. c.
Fiiz. Mis- Catherine Buxmsn. Mr..
Charles Wsfzlar, Mr.. samuel Simon. Mr..
Milton FILE. Mr., Franklin Fila, DIR. George
Hsussy.
One % the most enJoysbls events Of the
week was q surprise party given Friday
evening % Miss Harriet ~ vfaing by
birthday ~ her home In Fremont. The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
ivy and Ia France roses Those present
were Miss Carrie Cameron, Miss Sadie
Edwards. Miss Maude fropss. Miss Flem-
ing. Miss Jessie Frisrson. Miss Ella FIsns-
, M. s IT, Eveyn .S v7 v,.o1 Mis-; c., na.
Baker Miss Hattie vipfng. Mrs y g
Wiring. Mr.. James Burke. Mr. VIII Ray
burn. Mr Joseph Barr. Mr. VIII John
son. Mr. Frank shuIl, Af Bruce RAY
burn. Mr. Charles Young. Mr.. Joseph
Gnrannsr Mr. Emii ,East. NJ J sc,s.
Bahts Mr' Frank 'vinins
Or. f. r. nenson gave a farewell dinner
% a party q friends ~ the Butler notei
last evening. u beins ths eve % his de-
guests were Nr AMI Hrs ~ " Nelson.
Nr ard Mrs Jssse W Lowry Ars spsin-
ki~ ~ Hamilton Mss Edith Mcdonald
and Miss Edna Mcdonald.
Srs q Rogers entertained number 81
her friends lac, sunday evening ~ her
residence liz Tenth avenue. IN honor 81
her tgsha nds birthday
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~ - ~u - q ss8s 70 ~ efs-es Sc - -~si-
s~nes q Ne = D. C. La<Frsc<. - serszsss1sa
sssr1e
NJ rnays-s Cr-sAs- ard NJ q {. -----aey
A~rr Nsu<n>1 90 10 es-v ss- spe1fszx -rTerS
xs-<As n camp 20 Wee .sz-ri.
Ma Eu0n fsspsE- a txss es<v sod ar s~s~~.
MIS- Essrs a W-xHs. - eassnz srs-< - vess
vSrk Nr saf Mn ADen. ~ nrm1
Nat 1as0 r nzy1sa ~ = f-v ssrs Asr 70 81
Tad ths cuuSsrx1sn AZ - G<Sn& od<s ~ Nsssns
- - ha1 - Pzsa1ds1n sAss E1asa
Mrs. yoAn " KsAle - lxzt ~s<s far Yes Ta-k
End kxkse vao - ssnsvf1s msssr 4sr~s&
Gen sas M q D Ne~n ss~. wzs-.f ines -s~sr
hogse Sr1zrasx ss-cu.. wr9gh s1x n~~r ssrsfrfeG
~ Mr. o. ~ Jsrsssu tzyfas nc past -urz->r
Mr. ssa Mrs nBeers stozs. ~ s-~ Yxs sod
Mr sst Ns Wlaaz Carn<i5s<zs, ~ Ksr~x@ Csss
hare see2 he gn0es a mn r. r. CABINS ar
0zrss Ans -. ~ tss pssx 80 w~s<x
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e4.~. rsx,a3ry 49, AZ l4~r cofae 20 a 8e8f
in me University % washington. FOR -
wssed between the Juniors. sopnom"f~s
and freshmen over the rstsr tanS - -
college 10 FAR the victory r~sfs WIN ~
ssphomores. and rom SO sIoes q tne = n
prs car Re seen their triumphant nufnD~r
''e2~ painted in Dlack snd snsfe - tas
tank s8rn~ eighty feet abov~ re xTotfIssf
joy rsxns n tae sopnemer~ -. n-ss $500. 80
and freshmen are silently gathering fAssr
hosts FOR another sfTugste.
LAST Monday morning q nurnh~r - lnn-
lors climbed the adder 20 tire PLATFORM a,
the foot of the tank. and IN Iarxe agur~s
mat could be disesngufsnef naf nns1~
asvay painted their efntlen. ~ N re
az gne Fsopi~, ard they ~ Gree h~gan
iors
Somewhere between Il ard - o'cieck
Monday night about dfteen soph0fner~s
sneaEed across fn~ campus. ara, fvt1frE
into different parties appr1acnef ne 1~8d
Of operation. As they nesred he ARK tn~y
perceived me juniors Sting on nc plst-
form guarding their efrBi@rns Tie 1opnc-
nsores made the mistrEe - un1~rs~fl-
mating the force 81 the foe. and ssus oHfy
three men I'D AZ first Stripped - ire ~zfss
and ssIfh0sls footwear ~ any kird 80 At
lacking force went up th~ grsat sda@r
WITH thoughts u Row the Gauis sealed TO
lofty walls ~ Rome insptrsnx Rem -
stronger efforts and began the nstfrfi-h.
attack The juniors hs3 Siocksd IRE @r-
trance % the platform. ard f5r ssversi
minutes fierce agnf was ~ progress
ending IN the invaders forcing her Gay
up a warm ten minutes foaowet. and re
ssvonhaT were being nard orrs7sd- vvns-
suddenly fn@tr re@~rve Forces appeared ard
the tide ~ war WIS tuned. TIE JURORS
were later reinforced ~ scTne Of their
class and fGr nearly Naff an hcur re hss.
tie was wawsd On The Hwy heights o., ira
rlatfargn over IN rtv took part N the sf-
srav ard rsoet - fbern viii bear soH1e
rnerneuto az ,ne nights work Tor weeks -
come The Sephcusoye@ were signify n ne
majority and victory finally ~~fsled ON
their banner
N was she Intention ~ the ~gccessful
force % tie the juniors hand ard foot and
leave shern on the platform unffi tHey
were found ~ thc faculty ami released.
but y waa impossible % CARR f1ss OUT TIE
juniors made a mastery retreat ami the
sophorno.eS changed the numbers On the
tank - "a"
Tuesday morning me Juniors oblitsrafed
me numbers and again ire sophomors~
PIT taeT up
Then me whole college was snnaxes AZ
the auHaeftv ~ .orne freshmen. ~ho dared
20 change tho figures % fhaiT o-r e--n3srn
~ - wednesday morning IRE sopnomores
again nut 90 the 'saT' ~ Their class ard
since sh<n have kept a xz5ars ~ o. me
platform sarh nignt. ard ara really 20 en-
fs~ ne corfies at airy minute.
II 10 said that f~w rso-rfrws axo me
rl-ass tent ~ the university was taxing an
esrfv ssYrfl through the brush when - sud
fer.v stumbled unon the scouts - she
<nnAarrn-es whn were rather s~autsfv az
tired TIE sffuaflon vac painful ozs ana
the president promptly withdrew
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tie Immediately after the service the
party sat down 20 a wedding breakfast
attic Tns room where the ceremony
MOWERS sent frsrn Seattle and scutn
. ssns sy .Tsaa yer. % :.s. e sy h 1.s-
Capt. aad Mr.. <. +. sire.m. pss.n. q
ne sr &: Ms sss Ms Ne. L 6s. ,r ..s
and Ms3 NJ Katharine Stream. sisters
Of the bride. Miss Emma kshnse, sister
q the groom: As. clyde Coleman ana
Mrs. kubnke are now at home 20 tnetr
friends at 1913 Fourth avenue. n tnts
city.
Guysr, both Of thu cssy. we're married on
Thursday evening at the residences Of shs
ofhciating clergy man. Rev. John r. D.
mon Mr. David o. rculkes actef as best
The bride vas PRETTY xrray-s In white Or.
CANDY. win bride rore. IN Der corsags and
an orange blossom wreath TIE oTdcs~
CEREMONY e.r.4 he parts repaired 10 the resi-
cence OF Mrs. Z. r. Fiummer. ~nere .
wedding supper was rrep.red Am9ns
those pr.':s. were M Mr' 5s| Ne, Tni..
p ngham. Mrs. T. r piunner. Ms. N. v.
Tusl. Of Tacoma: Miss Gertrude $50. Miss
Annie s,idI. Miss Carrie bowsn. Miss Nay
charIe. II. Piarsmer. NJ. Peter Rebecca.
NJ. Franklin Bingham
A quiet wedding took place last Tues
Day 81 ~ O'Clock ~ the Church Of Our
Cooper, OF Port fXstiow. and Mss Mzad
Mary Anna Jofis. of Pom Blakelsy. vere
united In marriage BY Rev. Father y. x
Prefontains; The young couple wer. sup
and Miss Ieor1s Jorfa. the bride's sister
ss bridesmaid. After the ceremony the
newly welded pair and their relatives
proceeded 10 the OIympus cAf.. where .
wedding dinner was served Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper left the same might for their homo
in Whascom.
Mrs. w. A. Peters entertained the MEM
Thursday night The majority q thoss
present had been at the club during the
summer Among Mrs Peters guests we're
SIR. and Mrs. u. KsIIeher. Mr. and Mrs.
r.. A. strouf Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r. Sted-
man. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Power. Nr.
and Mrs. A. J. Fisken. Mr.. and Mrs. y.
n. OsRood, Mr.. ana Mrs. n. Chaplin. Miss
Polly. Mr.. Josiah Collins and Nr. b. Peigy.
The Wednesday Night Card Clue VIII
give the initial party Of the winter sso-
son this week at the residence of NJ.
and Mrs ~ y. Backus. liza Je6eSson
nlIed. ard an active ssoSen 10 ia psoQees
The meetings this winter viii bs hsid
every two weeks. These card pASttos
we're very popular last winter among the
oidsr soct~fy people a. soc1sl gafhsFfnW.
a. well a. pleasing entertainments
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By local spplieSsions. "a they cannot reach
the dieeas~s! portion Of the ear There n
only one way 10 egfe deafness. All mat is
oy constitutional remedies Deafness -
CAUSED ay or lnaamed condition ~ tie
mucous unlnG Of the Eu-sachisu Tube.
When shss tuns gets lnfames yos have q
r.srh!srs sound or imperfect hearing. ard
woen 4, n entirety closed deafness ~ ina
result ard unless the Inflammation can b.
taken out ard this tube restored 70 ia
normal condition. bearing viii ee 1esfroy@5
forever. nine cases sut OF ten are caused
BY cAsarrh. which 10 nothing has an In
famed condition % the MUCOUS surfaces
We viii give one hundrsd doslsrs for
any ca~- ng DEAFNESS tcaus~1 BIZ catarrss
IA. cannos Be- cured by Halls Ca,.rra
Cure 6Snd for cfrcularv. srea-
r J. CHENEY 4 CO. Toledo, O.
Sold By DruxxnsA !cs
Hale Family PiIs are The best.
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PORT ANGEI.E9 Oct. - reception
vac rendered Mr Edward Graham Tucs-
day evening UPON his return from rne
Phtiippfns hsIAnsds, where he s~rved
volunteer With California regiment. The
afYafr took plscs - the opera Rouse
Mayor Bradley made a short and apEro-
rFfsse Address ~ welcome and ended ~
Introducing Mr Grsham. vino responded
With q graceful little speech pro-
gramue 81 vocal and Instrumental nTestc
was carried out. after which the snor
was cleared ard those present enjoyed
themselves dancing until a ists hour
Mr. Ernest Grshann. Of 9ar Francisco.
In visiting relatives here.
Miss Margaret Csrrisan returned Tues
Day from a swo weeks visit with Victoria
friends
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BALLARD. O~.. "a very s-f1va5Ee
ehilcrens party wss given ~ Mrs T. y
Sgencs- AZ Der home on Secoz8 avenue
sasy. Isrtls c-rfg ve-nas ar-r ssrsnasy
Quite numh@ Of little folks were pres
snf. also SINE % th9fr TEACHERS ard par
srs. Ard All s2~ns a pleasant sftsr5oaTs
sports and fun un<fl O'clock. vhsn th-y
we're called 20 ear-sxs - y most excellent
lsneh witch had osen orspaTed Tass~ In
$500 NJ ssss,c - M- We Hs,-n ~ grz IT,
ley. atse GoIdis De Ions MIS- Eaa w
sen. Mss HA1ei Ncnary.~. Miss . 5ssseiesi.
No. yIeles xsALlsa, Mss Le Bsst- Ms
Gertrude Aao9ssn. Nsss YarfeI sissx'
Mss MzyBsry DoSworth. Mss Mary 8os-
worth. MiO Cecil vsns spencer Mrs. n
Nys"n; Ars = hawfey; xr. D sssnaris
Ms y O. u sssr. Ssss Viola s'srrup
s. q: Ir.sa Fss.'.s sad \. > : { : xir :
4 plsassn, party vas Given Friday svcn-
inG AZ the home % Mr. and Mrs n GrzIuo.
OF Burss ovsrue. The evening WAS spent
. 70 music saS assrsry sssrs's-~ IT,
sd9sd much asuussasns % sf1s ecc.~son.
after which Refreshments ware 1artssen
o. TnoSs DraUnf wsss: Hr and Ms.
Mr a ana M. Lyman sHl ssrs~. Mr and Mrs
o. r. Roesrss NJ. and Nry. william cur
IL, ~. aad NrA Carl Bsonosase Mr.
:ad ~ y ponoznss: ~, .Hd Mr-
essrfsD. ~ Viola 6(aFfup Miss Loi-
Roberta ~ Connes. Mr. snd Mrs. d A.
E:sessy. - s'''s" cssder~ooa AHd
4 ssrSr,s: s.@sy 10. sven xr L.nacn
witch proves - - gutte a social success.
lee cream vas ssrved and games and otnsr
noG prsssus we're: Msss anna COMBS.
NiW An1s n1insy. NtsU 0Fees Van Bus
Kirk Miss vsDsfs Em9y. NiS Lou eos.
-. LssS sa g. W VI, fie fsse 80 - I'd "a.
I'D sjkrISsa So xr s srss srnsss s''"
xiW winnie 1msrvn ODws dsaf mute
nan svsnss 7karp.ssv sv.rfnx srsen vas
an fusersUting S6a1r. Hient r~citstlen~.
eonv~rSatjon snd gasaew were ne features
es ne m rens1s ssa. sa r I'm @@r
N,ss wIapss knerson. M. and HrS Price.
NJ snA Nrs WeUs, Nr sna Mrs Cedar
srsn Mrs 0sssss, Ms~ Barbara wi1dfans
Iis Lslis9 Xs Of ,hs pre.sytsriaa
m Srandbsva . rbIs street. - nonar
ne s!"'zsss s ssns~y r = srA ~ z
vsnna. 80 oW1nU ~ . siisht ln<1spoession
90 unebes 70 - prsssn<
Ths ~pdxn WccAmeu gave lance sn
their ar2 sfxbre Of tbs hind in Ballard ADD
w4s . dScjda1 suoossA
Asvsrai msNRbers % Rainier Tent. We. !.
Fem 2 s = n Tent !: s = :" 's. sss
spcial stvW ~ Inc lstsss ThiTsdsy svsn-
c -. D. n. y r. nsa ir is.s ass aasy Mss
an srfsnded visit with friends in Yakima.
xr AieI Mcdonald, formerly 81 mis-
city but BOW y Hamilton. was In Ballard
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WE DDINGs.

A quiet but pretty wedding was SOL
emnizet at the residence OF THE brides
parents az WesspoYf on Tuesday last
The contracting parties were Mr. Carl
tsrsi.i kghrs@. az Seattle. and Miss Al.
n~rttra stream. youngest daughter cf
Cart. Ana Mrs \ r Stream. Formerly
ot Seattle. Pew. c, ", I'VE. 81 wss.rort.
ps3cssied The pretty bride wore dAir-
~ salsnr- made gown % tan hvoAdclosh
and carried bouquet 81 bride roses
Miss ortnSA Stream, sister ~ the bride.
was Bridesmaid. white the groom Vas at
tended ey Mr., Ciy&s Coleman, os Seat
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Strange Incidents sometimes pave The
way 20 rsarriags. says Lonfon TIs-Bsts
4 pretty woman was -ffinx IN public
omnibus when sire suddenly called ga.
that sire had been robbed ~ her pu-se
and accused a nsfdIe-age6 man VINO
was sitting next 20 her Of tfe shsfs nor
despite his vehement professatfons Of IN
nncsnce. -zs she content untsi . con-
stable had been summoned This va
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YUYALLCp SOCIAL NOTES.

PCYALLUP. Oct Mrs Edward
knight went TO Seattle yesterday.
Mr. Ezra Msekrr, pioneer of this val
ago.
Mrs. George Achy was in Carbonate
several days The past week
Mrs Charles sweeney attended he
third annual convention Of the Spiritual
.sss IN Seattle last week
MiG MARI PHI went 20 Buckley last
Wednesday 20 teach in the public schools
Of that place
Mrs Bsscher. of skasway. Alaska. 10
visiting relatives here.
Mrs r. w Morse was in Tacoma on
last Thursday.
Miss ses~ie Herr left yesterday for Cow
lttx county where she viii teach during
the ensuing year.
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COMING EVENTS.

Invitations srs 0fs ~ tea ~ be Efssn IN Ttrrs
iss b. Ms ~ ~ g0wea At Trinity fsrsh r~rfcyT
10 honor - 9rs Cyfii Sssrosos. ~ ons-n Anne hsii
A eiaeh parfr IL n - fssn nsst Thnrstsv "
yeTf1s tsii ~ fhe fsfs.f Auxiliary ~ the Temple
ae Hifscb q tbt. ctfy. Tiers viH - ssst specisi
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No matter what you undertake. no mat
ter what the game.
Be ~ love or business, this advice goes
lust the same.
In your struggle for position. for nappf-
ness or wealth.
Let these words Re your motto. Rely
upon yourself"
all your own,
And II you In the gutter fail you can wal
Low there alone Chicago News
ARE Yor GOING EAST
Cali at the Northern Pacific offce. seat.
tie and make arrangements Effective
septsrnbsr IzFh rata 10 Chicago t46 %
ara ali points in the East in proportion
TACOMA bard. Madison Park today
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TO crrCAGfy FOR s9W
Fr~rsvn ~ferr her f1fH -
paesrr wfft rave raf~ - - - -
e. srt4 Corresponding -etsfsrt14
Eastern Sotnfs Tgw wstt Hf*r e -
afvanyax~ - srawef gvsr sais -
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THE MOST PCpyTrAR f.fEH -
Sc paul ard enfraEr - fh~ -
~auke~ a 81 PAUL Railway
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OCTETY Was rather quiet last
week. Outside Of the two large
church weddings which took
place ON Tuesday and Taursday
evenings. very few events took
place. Nearly n. the society
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Another webbing Ia which society ,ask
q Aeep interest tsss week VAS tha. %
Msxs Louise V Cana. daughter 81 Judge
r "a Canr. ara fsref Arthur Rseau cs
TIE state university. This wedding seak
place IN 81. Marks church. Tire church
was prstfsly decorated With ivy and rst
flowers The altar was especially Neag-
usgl being solid paAsa q eriget COL