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The failure of John L. Sullivan under
a republican administration is another
strong campaign argument for BRYAN
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-28

England does not believe in the open
door" principle as applied to Delagoa
Bay.
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Miss Marguerite Merrington lectured
at the Woman's Club, yesterday, under
the auspices of the miscellaneous topics
committee, Mrs. Oscar F. Rawson
chairman. After the meeting, from to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-25
NWM[Nl lElRln

AVON BY THE SEA. n. J.
HOTEL, OPENS ABOUT JUNE 20. under entirety NV
MANAGEMENT newly throughout Special rate or
the Rates. diagrams Of and full particulars
be obtained at the office OF CRANSTON q HAND'
Mgrs. 1870 Broadway. NJ Y.
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SUMMER HOMES
ON LONG ISLAND.
BY THE OCEAN. SOUND AND BAY.

LONG ISLAND" an illustrated descriptive book. ard
SUMMER HOMES" a book describing hotels and board
ing houses Long Island free application at l2O
$50 1919 Broadway Journal Summer Resort Bureau 162
Nassau St: 5s7 Columbus Harlem; Ticket Onces
foot f. Bath and James slip. foot New Chambers ST.
New York: Fulton St. Eagle Summer Resort Bureau
Eagle Bldg F1atbush Ave. sta. and Bedford sta L. l.
r. r.. and lis Broadway Eastern District. Brooklyn or
send &C. in stamps for LONG ISLAND or &c. for
SUMNER HOMES TO H. NJ. SMITH. Traffic Manager.
I. l. r. r.. L. /. city y. Y.
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TM[E DAlGWOElv

MILI.BROOK. DUTC'HESS co. y. Y
NOW OPEN. The beautiful drives idea bicycle roads.
and charming scenery make this perfect resort; easily
accessible perfect cuisine: single and suite:
private baths music three times daily ninehoe golf
links electric lights high elevation reached from Grand
Central Depot in about two hours. H. r. ROBERTSON.
Jr.. Manager.
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Countrp Boaro hantso.

.>~>~~~-~>>-|>>ss,~"sN ~sr.on. viii
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED for two person.
I two connecting rooms. within 100 miles " .s,,xx
ruv must In the mountains. shady surros scsx
sos,se that accommodates 100 guests aaore ws "a
roads for cycling In vicinity state lowest rate to
coat. and facilities of reaching place and ~ pA'"N
Address Il 2 city.
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BERKSHIRE HILLS.
FM0RW0[EW HOUSE,

chatham Morris County y. J.-Opcn select family re-
eort; one hour from New York. J. ". STATS.
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TREE1PER HOUSE,

cATsKILL. MOUNTAINS, PHENICIA. N Y
Now open Accomm odates 300. All modern improve
uenfs First-class Charming health
diving air Delightful walks and drives Billiards bowl
Ing Tennis croQuet, and dancing Rates IS per
week and up; transient from 81 Booklet. &C.
~ II z. q c. II. KNAPP.
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gOR7lTE[R9[E7T 0GN][N]

NORMANDlE (Near SeabrighO. y. ].
Now omen under the Personal management OF fEh-
DiNAND p. EARLE. Take boat via Atlantic Highlands
Depot Normandie
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N0NM0N0N MO1T SPRINGS.

ALL SEASONS RESORT. On Chesapeake one
Exhlsratlng Mountain Climate. NEW HOMbolEnII
Enlarged aud Improved Special Attention 10 CUISINE h
ssryice baths from Flowing Springs Of Natural 10y
Wat.r GOLF LINKS and WEfI~KEPT GREENS FINE
LIVERY and RIDING SCHOOL Through sonpan5tgmen'
r., fron, Seu YORK Excursion tickets c. o. OHlces
ss2 and 1875, Broadway and ori:es Penna r. r. New
~ Ar,ri.nd FPED STERRY Manager. Hot SPRING. Va.
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MlAMESMA LAKE HOUSE,

n n nARTIErT Prop T. o. MONTICELLO. Suli-
-. e. An IDEAL summer home at moderate
cost, the heathest locality IN the East; postvey no
,,rai.r,a no mosquitoes no humidity always COOL ac-
"omrnodaes 200: modern niences every amusement
Write for beautiful illustrated booklet GIVING ' '
tcilars with 30 photographic views
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sNOHOMIsH SOCIAL NEWS.

SNOHOMISH. Dec. g. - Prof. shenudi
took trip to Seattle last Saturday.
Mr.. John Herman came up from Everett
Tuesday.
Thanksgiving with friends in snohomish:,
Mr.. NJ. w. Packard visited Seattle Mon
day.
Mr.. o. A. Phelps was in tho city short
time this week.
Miss Mittie Mudgett, Of Tacoma, II Wis
iting friends in this city.
Mr.; Fl. G. Hosch, Of Sedro- WooIley, Wis
tied in this city Monday ana Tuesday.
Mr.. II, III. Joch spent Sunday in Seattle.
Mr.. II. A. Kline went up to Wellington
Saturday, returning Monday.
Cherry Valley, were in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Fields visited his parents in
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Ennis entertained
guests from CentraKa and Everett Thanks
Miss Bessie winsor and Miss Merkley,
Of Seattle. are visiting with DR.. and Mrs.
Rev. b. 8. winchester left wednesday
for Seattle. where he spent Thanksgiving.
in the city this week.
Mrs. F. C. Grover has just returned
from Spokane, where she has been for the
past two months.
The members OF the city band gave a
Thanksgiving ball Wednesday evening.
which was well attended.
Rev. p. 8: Rogers officiated at the mar
riage last Tuesday morning Of Mr.. Sep
tmus Watkins and Miss Ellie Bassire OF
Granite Falls. A few of the intimate
The party Immediately took the train e for
Granite Falls. where they will reside in
the future.
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the ordinary occurred at Tumwater ON sat
urday evening; The birthdays OF Miss
Mr. Fred Hahn fell on Saturday ana their
young friends OF Tumwater took adyar-
tage OF the occurrence to tender them
Joint party s,, and req rsesption The affair wa.
crowd Of the young peoples friends in at
tendance. The guests were entertained
with music, both vocal and instrumental.
delicious lunch was served.
Mrs. George Carr. OF North Yakima. IA
q visitor at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
Mrs, Robert Hardin, OF Seattle. IL visit
ing with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Mr.. and Mrs, T. L. cheetham and child,
OF Pleasantyille. Iowa, are visiting at the
home Of Mr.. Cheetham's father. State
Auditor Cheetham. The visitors will re-
main here for some time. and their stay
may be permanent.
The Euterpe Musical Club met with Mrs.
A. L. Labree Monday evening The pro-
aSee and Mrs. y SSsi sS ns r.
Miss Anna Frost, and duet, guitar and
mandolin, by Mrs. Otis and Miss Julia
C ss,,a, aSai After recess devoted to
continued I'll the closing hour.
Mr.. w; Z. zeigler. and Miss Nellie ".
Turner both OF Seattle. were married at
officiating
Mr.. Eugar Byron Rodcrick and Miss
city on Wednesday,. The parties are from
Chehals county.
For several years past one of the most
popular young ladies' clubs In the city has
ladies composing the club concluded TO en-
large Its sphere and consequently increase
the membership. A new organization was
formed and on Tuesday evening the club
haHae OF the Entire Nous Club. The club
VIII meet bi.weeky, and the next meet
Ing occurs with Miss Grace Price. At the
last meeting the club had as guests Mrs.
8. A. Madge The Entire Nous member.
ship Is as follows: Miss Pauline Hall Miss
Mary Badger. Miss Nina Kaufman, Miss
Adelaide Burntrager, Miss Grace Price,
Miss Anna Macleay, Miss Julia Cavanaugh'
Miss Helen Cowles, Miss Genevieve Young,
Mrs. M. Hoke, Miss Helen Gordon.
The annual charity bali Of the Ladies'
well attended. Olympia hotel was fairly
well crowded and q most enjoyable time
was the. result. Preceding the ball a
promenade concert was given, and the
Was ssly soMs pane . Tns
Miss Daisy Dean Foster; recitation. Miss
Margaret WALLACE: soprano SOLO Mrs. G. M.
Bolton: piano solo. Miss Daisy Dean Fos-
, Yer; cornet sole: MT John Boyer; mando-
march. led by Mr.. and Mrs Gus Harris,
Immediately followed the concert, Nine
teen dances were on the programme, and
~ harmony G orchestra Of fve pieces furnished
freshments were served at booth in par
lor A. The ball was a grand success, and
the moor managers, who contributed in
great degree to make It such, were Mr.. M.
Hoke, Mr.. GUS Harris, Mr.. J. OBJ. Scobey,
Mr.. W. T. CavanaIgh and DR.. p. II.
Carlyon.
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CoUPEvILLE SOCIAL NOTES.


COuPEvILLE. Dec 2.--Miss ErIa Ca
nan left on "wednesday morning for What
com to spend Thanksgiving day with
friends. 80
Mr. Allison wanamaker ana Mr.. George
Swift, who have been attending the unit
versity of Washington, are spending their
vacation at home
On last Wednesday evening a number of
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Water
worth gathered IN their cottage to ceie-
brate their golden anniversary. Telling
historic stories and guessing riddles were
the features Of the evening. and at 10
o'clock dainty refreshments were served
Among the guests were many of the old
residents and near friends including: Mr..
and Mrs T. Cranney, Mr.. and Mrs H, 8,
Hull. Rev. and Mrs. C. II. Newberry. Mr..
and Mrs G. Kaehlar, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Straub. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Palmer, Mr..
and Mrs. Kinneth. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kim
meth. ST., Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.. Kinneth,
Mr. and Mrs Waterworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Edith comstock returned wednes-
day from a weeks visit with friends In
Seattle.
Mr. Luther I.eLourd is spending his va
cation in the city.
DIR. w. r. Walling returned to his home
in Whatcom Wednesday.
Capt. George Coupe, Of Seattle spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in Island.
Miss Luna Cranney returned from Sc
attic on Monday, after q seven weeks visit
with relatives there.
Mr.. T.. Huddlesto. Is spending few
days in Seattle.
Mr. ana Mrs. s. Abbott spent their
THANKSGIVING with friends in Seattle
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THE WEEK AT EVERETT.

EVERETT, Dec. 2-Thanksgiving was
generally observed in Everett, and al
most all OF the churches held morning
were given in the opera house. and the
Maccabees gave large dance in Frater-
nal hall wednesday night. Otherwise the
Mr.. and MIS- W VIII sDo'i Howarth left las.
Monday for San Francisco for a few
weeks visit,
band in Seattle. Mr.. Dryer recently " re-
turned from Cape Nome.
Invitations have been issued for a
men in FraternaI hail next Tuesday y evens
ing.
Mr.. Elias Hackman returned Thursday
from San Francisco, where he has been
Monday afternoon the Woman's Book
Club met at the new home Of Mrs r.
Hanna. on Rucker avenue. At the close
gramme Mrs. Hanna served refreshments.
Those present were: Mrs. I. b. Pendle-
ton. Mrs. F. A. Clark Mrs. J. j.. Clark,
Mrs. r. L. Baily. Mrs. J. II. Mitchell.
Mrs. J. n. Scott. Mrs. r; a; Small. Mrs.
5. Hanna. and Mrs. /. S. b. Shelton ton Of
Seattle, and Mrs. c. R. Drew as guests.
Mr.. Robert Gillis. of Seattle. spent
Thanksyiying with friends IN the city.
in Everett this week visiting friends.
The Knights of the Maccabees gave a
grand ball Wednesday night in Fraternal
hail.. About sixty couples were present,
and danced until a late hour. Music was
furnished by a local orchestra.
Miss Alma Delaney. Miss Alice Gardi-
ner. Miss JEANNE Caithuess. Miss Emily
Sumner Mr.. Lanse Thayer and Mr.
Frank Sherwood. all attending the state
university, spent Thanksgiving at home
with parents.
Mr.. g. s. McNeely returned Friday from
a four days trip I'm the mountains.
Miss Margaret Clark and Miss Bertha
Ross, who are attending the state nor
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cENTRALIA SOCIETY.

CENTRAI.lA. Dec. 2.--Mrs. N. Haag was
over from Po-Ell Tuesday.
Mrs Tidd. Mrs. Wood and Miss Wood
Are here from Marietta. Ohio. on visit
Mr.. w. Adams, Mr.. B. II. Sears and Mr..
Robert Adams will leave for Pendleton,
Or, in = few days.
Mr.. Frank II. Adams and family will
remove to Seattle next week.
after an extended visit with friends in
the East.
) a surprise party was given Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Bryant on Tuesday evening. A NUM-
per OF young people gathered at their
IN games and social converse. Elegant re-
freshments were served.
Mr.. L. 7. Richot has purchased the resi-
dence Of Mr.. w. Adams.
Mrs It. r. Albertson and children left for
Dennisen, Texas, Sunday.
MT. and Mrs Fred Salzer have gone to
Pasadena, Cal, TO be gone year.
Mira NJ. +. Steiger left for Downey. CAL.
Sunday. She win be absent six months.
this CITY. but now OF Roseburg, Or, visit
/ ed relatives here this week.
The ladies' OF the Baptist church ten-
dered Rev. and Mrs. L. ]. Fretz, the new
pastor. reception last Friday evening.
A concert by the Centralia concert band
and mandolin club was largely attended
last Friday evening. The numbers were
all well rendered.
Mr.. e H. Palmer has removed to WIN
lock-.
Mr.. Charles Dale 10 at home from a visit
to Aberdeen.
Rev. s. W. Nellis came over from olym.
pia Monday and Is holding advent meet
ings here.
Mr.. e. 7. Tailmadge Is in Elma this week.
Miss Daisy Miller arrived home from
Michigan this week.
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:
HARTFORD SOCIAL NEWS.

HARTFORD. Dec. 2.--Mr. Frank Nor
ton visited Seattle last week.
Miss Hannah Brown visited her sister
in Everett last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr. c. III. Packard, OF Snohomish, VISITED
Mr., A. H. Eddy last week.
Mr. Ira Joy and son Charles visited in
Seattle last week.
Mr.. shackleford has bought home In
Hartford and moved in last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Chappell have moved
into one of the Van Horn houses
Mr. and Mrs. Frame are visiting Mrs.
Frames parents in Oregon.
Mr.. Joseph Dawson was an Everett Wis
itor last week.
Mrs. Mabel Fl. Monsey visited her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Fred ]. Johnston and Miss Myra
Monsey. in Everett last week.
Mr.. Frank Lowe. of Burleigh. Kitsap
county, IS visiting friends here.
Mr.. II. W. lllman visited Everett Tues
day.
A pleasant little party was entertained
at the home Of Mrs. Jennie Kelton on
Wednesday evening. Those present were:
Mrs Jennie Kelton, Miss Bessie Kelton,
Miss Minnie Monsey. Prof. NJ. c. Faris,
Mr.. Guernsey Newkirk. Mr.. VIII Morris
and Mr.. James Halbert.
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PORT ANGELES SOCIETY.

PORT ANGELES, Dec. 2.--Mr. and Mrs
Coburn entertained a number Of friends
Saturday evening A most delightful ev-
ening was spent In listening to vocal and
instrumental music by Mrs. H. o. Al
brecht, Of Washington, D. c.. who is visit
ing her father, Judge s. p. Carusi. There
were present: Judge and Mrs 8. p. Ca
rusi. Mr.. and Mrs G.. p. Brown. Mrs. AL
brecht. Mrs. William Stewart. Mrs. Web
ster, Mrs. Ballou, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Fos-
Mr.. H. White.
Mr.. and Mrs, Homer Sweeny and Mr..
William Price. Of Pittsburg. Pa. are Wis
iting friends and relatives here.
The Port Angeles Literary and Social
Club gave successful masquerade ball
Thanksgiving night in the opera house.
Mr.. Shute returned during the week from
Maine. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Shute and child, who will remain here
permanently.
Col. J. s. Coolican and wife started East
Wednesday for an extensive trip to New
York, Boston and Montreal.
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pUYALLuP SOCIETY.

sPUYAI4I4UP. Dec. 2.--Mr. H. L Bennett
ana family, OF seattle. are visiting Mr.
Bennctts parents. Mr. ana Mrs. A. Ben
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L, Stewart are spending
a few days in Portland. OF
Prof ", H. Lee. president Of Albany
college, 1 Assny 1 sns o. rev.
Mr.; ard Mrs. A. y. Lovetoy gave de-
Their guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o.
and Mr.. ii. b. Honey. Of omaha, Neb,
Miss Jane Morris, Of Seattle, - visiting
her cousin, Mrs r: r.: Pritchard.
ed at dinner Thursday Mrs. j. A. Fradette.
Miss Edith Fradette, Miss Bernice Fra
dettc Miss Elizabeth o'Brien and Mr.
c Mr. w na nrs D. H. x Ro 81 rsys
p present % Ha Dr. n Brown ana fSm
lily. Mr.. g. n. Ross and family. Of Taco:
m Mn: Dr. be co aansy aSd Nj. &
Stewart, Miss Olive Stewart, Miss Mabel
Bartlett and Mr.. Albert Ross.
Mrs. w. A. Stewart IL entertaining her
sister Mrs A. 8. Allen. and children, Of
Mr.. and Mrs. @. L. Manning. Of Seattle,
are visiting with their daughter, Mrs. ].
Mr.. ana Mrs. M. J. Meeker gave de-
lightful Thanksgiving dinner on Thurs
day. Covers were laid for twenty-five, and
was given by Hon. Ezra Meeker. response
by Prof. H. q. Cox. Of Tacoma. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Meeker,
Il. p. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs b. l. Wylie.
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Taylor, Mrs. H. J.
Dunlap. Miss Mary Cox, Miss Andora Cox,
Miss Grace Meeker. Miss Anna Meeker.
Allan Cox and Mr.. Ezra Meeker. jr.
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Campbell entertain
ed at dinner Thursday Mr.. ana Mrs. A. G.
~ i~~l r~v hall
ME Campbell Mr. G. H. Campbell and Mr..
Russell Campbell.
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CyHEHALIs SOCIETY.

CHEHALIS, Dec. 2.-Dr. Kennicott will
be home Tuesday from an extended visit
in New York.
Mre. l.. g. Allis came down from Seat
tie Sunday. DIR. and Mrs Allis will take
house here after the holidays.
Mr.. Harry Coffman, librarian at the Uni
versity of Washington. has been In the
city few days, spending his vacation at
home.
Miss Helen FELTON, is visiting friends
IN Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. III. Sweany arrived
Sunday from Spokane, where they have
been for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Havlin Gates. Of Spring.
field, Mass, are visiting Mr.. Gates BROTH
err at his home near Chehalis Miss Ellen
Curtiss OF San Francisco. cousin Of N.
B. Gates, is also visiting at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ludwig, who started
from Chehalis in the early fall. have
reached Their destination, Los Angeles,
Cal.
Company f, N. G. W., gave their second
annual ball Thanksgiving evening. The
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rHE SEATTLE PosrTEiIIdENcER SUNDAY. DEoEMBER s. 1889

were indulged IN for . short time, ana
then the door was cleared tor dAneins.
which sh was sd hspt Up % Snt ssss ~ Fnass
Peck, OF the department Of. public work.
stan. and Miss Maria Louise swain: @
this city, was solemnixed on Monday night
at the Oliver Baptist church. Tina groom
was supported By Mr.. Charles A. Moore.
and Miss Berthe Toolo. of Vancouver. at
tended the bride. Rev. p. II. McEwen per-
formed the ceremony. After the ceremony
Canadian Pacific railway depot, whsre they
were given . hearty send-off by Q large
number OF their friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peck will spend the winter at Fort Steele.
A poverty social will be given next
Monday evening at the home OF Miss
Birch, Az Agnes street.
Mr. and Mrs J. II. Roy returned on
Monday last from their honeymoon trip to
interior points.
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NEW WESTMINSTER, B. c.. Dec g.
Several dancing clubs have reorganized for
the winter season and have already given
their first dance or contemplate doing so
in the near future.
Among the card clubs whist seems to be
the favorite game, though cribbage Is also
very popular
The most important social event of the
past week was the at home given by Mr..
and Mrs. w. Il. Fales on Monday evening
last at their residence on the corner OF
Victoria and Mckenzie streets. The occa-
sion was In honor of their silver wedding.
About eighty guests were present, includ-
ing a number from Vancouver. Games
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MALTDY SOCIETY.

MALTBY. Dec. 2.-Mrs. A. ". Gray re-
turned on Tuesday from a visit to Seattle.
Mrs Arthur w. Knight was visiting
friends in Maltby this week.
Mr.. John Parham paid visit to Snoho-
mish on Wednesday.
Mr.. Fred Doolittle, of Seattle. was visit
ing his relatives at Paradise valley on
Tuesday. Mr. Doolittle will leave in
few days for Dawson in company with Mr..
A. Gardiner.
Mr. John Carpenter on Friday evening in
honor of his marriage to Miss Grace Davis.
A thoroughly good time was enjoyed by all
present.
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COLUMBIA CITY NOTES.

COLUMBIA CITY. Dec. 2,-Mr Hardy,
who has been resident Of Columbia for
many years, has Just removed his family
to Renton.
Prof. C. F. Reeves, who has been identi-
fled with the state university, will soon
remove to I.atona
The Ladies' Aid Society last Saturday
evening held their annual fair. The ladies'
had worked with great energy. and the
fastefully fitted booths were filed with a
bewildering array of articles for sale. The
fair was very successful.
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nal school 4t whatcem. are homo TO
Mr.; and Mrs. James =. nell held : fam
ny dinner party ~ their home on Rucker
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.. Bell. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Laugan. Mrs. N. Laugan. Miss Eva
hell. Misa BinA Laugan. Miss Kate Lau-
ran, Miss Eva Bell. jr. and Mr.. w.
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CAPITAL CITY SOCIETY.

pa 1a.i MPlA. Dec. 2.-Mr and Mrs. p. l..
rsalsiey left Monday for their home in
rs,n..lnd, after visit Of q month with
'e.auves In this city.
a pleasant social even. and one out Of
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TIE RETURNING MINER

THE RETURNING MINER
VIII ind It to his advantage to purchase
ME ticket to his Eastern home Via the
.Jorthern Pacific railway. Call at the Sc
attic city office, corner Yesler way and
First avenue. or at the depot Office. Co.
iunbia street and Western avenue. and get
full information in regard to rates.
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EXCELLENT lunches served daily from
n 10 Q o'clock. Cafe Halbe SO Second.
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party was largely attended and enjoyed
by all present
Miss Myrtle Nealy spent Thanksgiving
with friends In Portland
Mrs Il. Il. Smith arrived this week
from Fort Douglas, Alaska, and Is the
guest of Miss Newland.
Miss Saylor spent Thanksgiving day at
her home at South Bend.
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These Won't Spot or Fade.

The Largest Stock OF Long Fur Cape
i4-inch CIRCULAR AsTRAKHAN CAPE,
with large storm collar, mercerixed
italian lining. worth $1,000; special........
24-inch BLACK CONEY CAPE, in fine
quality. worth $10.50: special .............
2e-inch BLACK ASTRAKHAN CIRCU-
LAR CAPE. worth $500. special. ........
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GOLF CAPES, PLAIN CLOTH
CApES.

24-inch BLACK BEAVER CAPE, fur
edged and braided. worth $4.%b. special.
24-inch BLACK BOUCLE CAPE. worth
$500. special tomorrow .....................
24-inch GOLF CAPE. medium shaded.
worth $500, special ........................
27-inch CIRCULAR GOLF CAPE, made
OF all wool. small plaid. special.
Several sample GOLF CAPES, one q
one-third off regular prices.