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very severely tried through family mat
life. Love of home strong. You will be
concerned somehow in law. You have
mysticism You will not want even IN
old age. VIII make but few friends but
select them judiciously Long life and
always active. Great beneVolence
MISS n. s., Eureka-Very imaginative,
yet positive. Line of prosperity well
marked; likewise love of music. Not very
religious VIII marry so successfully that
it will alter your whole future. Very
Jolly quick and apt Changes through
out life very rapid; nothing monotonous
or humdrum. Fond of pleasure and
amusement. and not particularly domes-
tic.
MISS NJ. s., Eureka-The greatest part
of your life and the most significant will
be in middle age. from 80 to so. Were
not strong as a child. Will be ruled in
Wedlock VIII always have abundance.
Kind, polite, sincere. Great hope and
caution, but would not make a very good
business woman.
r. W, Keswick-Life full Of changes
of places, times, conditions, etc. Going
ture. There is an increase from the finan-
cial standpoint shortly. You would be
very fortunate on the water. You have
escaped death at least once. Much good
luck in store for you. especially in 1900
Better health, for you have had much
sickness in the past.
]. F. W., Sonora-You are extremely
practical and possessed of many excellent
and inventive ideas. You are very con-
scientious and love your home dearly
Life for you will be happy and peaceful
Your past experiences and hardships have
done you great deal Of good. You are
progressive, active and will hold a Gov
ernment position.
MISS GRACE A. sCHMIDT-Your ten
dencies run in the artistic line Your ma
ture is sublime and very harmonious
Your conceptions are quick and fancifuI
You will be married twice and your
friends will be many. A long, brilliant
and eventful life is before you. Music
has great charms for you. The ideal has
some control of YOU, but you will always
be prosperous Great changes of impor-
tance and benefit await you. You love
luxury and ease and your likes and dis
likes are very strong. Great hopes You
should cultivate patience.
MISS MINNIE, Santa Cruz-Your af-
fections are deep and sincere. You will
make a fine wife and any man who wins
you will consider you as a great prize
Your tendencies are artistic. You are
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each Of which a photograph is printed
This machine is another of Bacigalupi's
triumphs. 1t was only the other day that
stock, worth about $4,000. Yet now he has
his new parlor completely stocked with
the latest inventions Of this popular
trade. Il am the only man in the busi-
ness who has got the mutoscope,' he
claims with the exception of w. c.
Bentham, who has just fitted up a grand
down down on on the Barbary Coast, quite out Of
my beat, and I believe he is doing big
things there"
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Suoor Pine Murmurinqs.

Sugar Pine Murmurings," by Eliza
beth Sargent Wilson and J. L. Sargent,
is an attractive little volume of short
sketches of types of men and women to
be found in our mountain mining commu-
nities. The stories range from tragedy
to comedy, and while only one is worked
out with anything like elaboration. all Of
them present clearly defined characters
ard are told in a style which never fails
to interest the reader and hold the atten-
ton The book is illustrated by well-ex-
ecuted wood cuts from original drawings.
Published for the authors by the Whit =
ker & Ray Company of San Francisco
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sensitive, however Work harder and you
will accomplish great deal more. Home
life will be pleasant TO you, but you will
drowned or burned: Friends you make
wherever you go and health viii be yours.
You are cheerful in disposition.
MISS A. E. J., Bransford-You life
will be remarkable and full of wonderful
changes. You will live to ripe old age
and marry twice. Temperament is ner-
vous. Music appeals to you. You love a
reading. Charity viii interest you and
YOU will have great wealth. You are de-
ability is strong. Beware of the water,
as you come near death from drowning.
You must be more diplomatic and eau
tious; You can avoid great deal that
MRS. c. CARLYLE-Your life is to be
long and full of happiness and sorrows.
Firmness is one of your characteristics.
You are of domestic nature and as far
as wealth is concerned you will be com
Portable. You are an exquisite. form
strong attachments and appreciate what
threaten you. Beware of the cars. Your
life will be useful and pleasant.
MRS. G. s., Santa Cruz--Your organiza-
tion is delicate, but as far as health is
concerned you worry too much about 9TH
ers as well as yourself. The comforts of
a home will always be yours and you will
enjoy them. Generous and magnanimouS
to fault. Fortune VIII favor you. You
are very imaginative and sincere in all
purposes. Peace and tranquility will abide
in your home
MISS ANNA BAKER-You will be a
widow in middle life. Your husband will
rule you. Marriage is twice in store for
you. Depend upon your future. The ridic-
ulous you like, but nevertheless are very
amoitious and changeable. Gathering Of
knowledge you are not fond of. Death
will come very near your door. A fortune
Will be left you.
NJ F. w. PETRIE-Possessed of great
ideals At about 45 your life will be
threatened. Wealth will be yours, but
ers are good. Wiliful and not at all con-
sistent. You are too impulsive and
ardent. Your views are generous and
be in a hurry. Be careful from now as
regards to speculation.
-S-9-S-
Madame Neergaard, pupil OF st. Germain
..nIn, a. I'm Con q hcI.o
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The News Of the
YeiIings and Fancy Goods.
The tiny bits Of domestic machi-
nery that civilized life demands.

The tiny bits Of domestic machi-
ney that civilized life demands,
SNAP IN vEILING-225O yards of 49,
inch plain and chenille dotted Tuxedo
mesh, bought from an overstocked i'm
porter. He closed the lot out TO us at
import cost to save future loss. He
neither made nor lost. Worth from
l5c to 25c yard. quick sale o.
Tomorrow ........................Ya Yard ~
A NECKWEAR OCCAsION-Ladies' Silk
Four-in-Hands and Stocks, made of Jap
anese silk, with long flowing ends; some
OF them trimmed with rows of fine
knife pleating of black silk lace dainty
evening shades. The center table O0C
price Will be........... Each Wv
ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS- weeks
ago we placed on sale 100 dozen hand
kerehiefs at &C each, Hundreds pur-
later regretting that they had been
unable to buy more. Another lot &c
to-day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Each SS
CHAMOIS GLOYEs-The latest thing in
ChamOis Gloves is the enameled glove
clasp TO match the glove. Some 2-Clasp
effects in white and natural with silk
or Paris point embroidery backs, with the
enamel clasp. A piece Of chamOs soap
and washing instructions with OK
every pdlr........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W. ~
Renew your subscription to the
MCCALL MAGAZINE. BY mail, SOC
year. Delivered over our counters,
S0c year. All subscribers are al
lowed TO select any pattern on the
payment of subscription.
LEATHER BELTS-We have cut the price
on Leather Belts Think of the wearing
time ahead. Summer and the shirt waist
season has just arrived. Morocco, seal
and plain leather effects:
5Oc and Toe alues............25c
55c and 25c values.
Other lines. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
WHITE METAL BELT BUCKLES-Pretty
for ribbon velvet and elastic betting A
good assortment of patterns bought at a
snap of a price. Usual 25c kind OC
uIltll sOlu- -.-...........-. " -
FROM THE NEW ART DEPARTMENT:
Crown Knitting Silks. spool. &c
SILK Pom Pons. dozen ........ .....S 1-3c
Assorted Cushion Tops. each. Soc
Tambour Doylies, each........25 csc to 75c
Tambour Scarfs, each..........5Oc to 80
Tambour Shams, each..........5Oc to 81
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The Mail Order Store.

The mail order corps busy as bees. Re-
peated orders from same customers proves
something Rapidity-Accuracy- Common
sense Observation-Disclosures. Experienced
selectors to choose for those who cannot
visit us. The salesfolks say, Those mail
order selectors are the most particular Gus
toners We have Have to be particular, or
the mail trade wouldn't grow So Cata-
logue free to the country.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

Morning-Owing TO pastors illness COM
munion service will not he held but the
usual public services will be conducted
Evening-The Epworth League meeting
will be led by Miss Emma Salter sub
5ect. Patient Continuance in Well Do
ing. the intermediate League will be
led by Miss Frances Wiley, subject,
Love"
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Morning-"Ask for the Old Paths" Even
ing-At Metropolitan Temple, The Naza-
rene Carpenter and the Man With the
Hoe -
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Morning Sermon by the Rev. J. F. Dear
born Evening-''The Righteous 70 Save
the City"
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! Morning-Sermon by Rev J. n Bushell of
Virginia Evening-Sermon by the pastor
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Morning-"The First Step in Wisdom. -
Evening-"The Discipline of the Cross. >"
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Morning-"Pam Sunday Christians" Even
ing-"The Devil and the Newspaper
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That Busy Bazaar.

{ WASH RAG AND SOAP-Rag 91k inches
J square; imported CASTLE soap; all - ~
! for ............,................ OS
e BRUSH AND COMB-9-lnch hair OAo
brush and s-inch comb; all for. wv
j WATERBURY ALARM CLOCKS-It pays
to get good ones; always OAc
guard: lever time alarm. OOS
NOTE PAPER-"Bar Harbor'' ruled "a
envelopes and "a sheets of paper, - ~
good for twice the price,. box O@
y JAPANNED DUST PANS AND BRUSH
ES-Pan 1917 inches across; brush
IL inches long; both for......set ~
II HARDWOOD TOOTHPICKS - Ike
White Birch ........4 boxes for AOS
CHILD'S BREAKFAST OUTFIT-A neat
little white enameled outfit of 4 pieces:
Finch plate. y pint mug
! pint mush bowl 5-nch fruit saucer
SIC set.
}11hz5 1zZ:zl!:. les
OOOO OOO0s
937 to 947 Market Street.
ENN0~Nr~-
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Morning-"Our Possessions and Our Posi-
bilities in Christ Evening-"Care for
the Soul"
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Madame Neergaard, pupil of ST. Germain,
scientific palm reading. 616 Geary St. above
Jones. Telephone Hyde 1921.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

Morning-Preaching by the pastor. Even
ing-Same.
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Morning-"Old Paths Methodistlc; the Pur-
pose OF the Movement" Evening-''Lost "
illustrated by dssolving views
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Misunderstanding by the pastor. Even
ing-Same
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Morning Preaching by the pastor Even
ing-Same
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Morning Preaching by the pastor. Even
ing-Same.
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Morning. Ye," followed by com
munion. Evening-"Old Testament Geo
graphy-Mizpah."
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

Morning-'The Gift of Forgetting" Even
ing-'The Hero of the Commonwealth,
an anniversary sermon on Oliver Crom-
well. with American applications.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07
Summer Millinery News.
NCNN%7

The man with the scissors invaded the
millinery gardens. cut prices on flowers,
many times a half. An interesting sale,
as result begins tomorrow.
Cerise Wild Roses and Foliage. bunch. sc
Larger punches. bunch..............1Oc
Carnations. pink, cerise, white........
bunch .-...--.-...''' --.-.'..'.'...-OO
Blue Cornfowers. bunch.....-...........25 25c
Wisteria-an odd lot that sold for 75c to
81 "a cut to...........,...........e each 45c
Myrtle ....''...'....'...'''..'''..
@2z79 Ze;S -
0O00 O000s
937 to 947 Market Street.
-N~NNN-
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Morning by the pastor Even
ing-Same.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

Morning-Rev. E H Avery of vinton. Ia.
will preach. topic. Clean Hands and
Pure Heart" Evening-Rev Sheldon
Jackson, D D.. will preach.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

Morning communion sermon by Rev.
c. H Brent, rector of st. stephens Bos-
ton Mass. Evening-Sermon at 7:45 and
evensong.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

Morning-"The Gospel Message" Even
ing-''The Worlds Ingratitude
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07
SERVICES THIS DAY At THE CHURCHES.

First Baptist Church. Eddy street. near
Jones-I{ev E A Woods.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

Morning-Holy communion at IL Evening
Evensong at 7:15.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

Morning-Rev. G. S. Barscom OF Constan-
tinople will preach Evening-Same.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

Morning-Mass at 1880 and sermon by one
of the Fathers. Evening-Sermon by Rev.
Father McKinnon on the Gospel Of the
day.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

Morning Solitude" Evening-"An Earth
quake and What Came OF It"
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

Morning Gods Covenant Remembered
Evening-''Moses a Model for Young
People. ."
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

Morning-''Fire': Robert Lloyd will sing
Evening-No evening service.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

Morning-Rev. H Woods Will preach at 1O;3o
mass. Evenng-Rev. Denis Mahoney Will
deliver the discourse in the evening.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

Westminster Presbyterian, corner Page and
Webster streets-Rev. S S. Cryor.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-05-26
peat I'll of Rev Dr. sonthgate

Rev Dr.. William Scott SOHtbgaie, brother
of Rev E. NJ Southg4te, Of Bryantown
Catholic Church, die at his late residence in
Annapolis on Sunday evening last, OF heat
disease. For the past thirty Years he had been
rector ofSt. Anne's Church, Annapolis, and
WIS held in the highest esteem BY the mem
bera Of his congregation and the public in
general The remains OF Rev Dr.. South-
gate we're inferred 10 the Church burying
grounds at Annapolis on Wednesday He was
given most impressive funeral service at The
Church which be had so faithfully served dur
ing The la1t day Of hishie. Rev Father South
gate and Capt H. Il Boswell of this county
attended his funeral
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-05-26

Bills of Sale-From B. 3 Compton to Chas
Il Cox, 500; George Jeniier to William
Queen, $780, Henry Middleton to Adrian
Posey.
Deeds-From Beatrice Gardiner and al to
Arthur E. Wade and al for tract of land
known as "Three Brothers, S35 90; John R.
Boarmae and al to John W Boar,nan, for
mount Olive farm, 50; Richard Hamilton
and al to Ella R. Hgdon, for part of Milton
Hill,' $500; Daniel E. Kehuvsr and a! to
Edwin Bailey and al for Glymont property
and Pye's Wharf estate, $4,000. William
A. Henderson and al to James B Warder and
al for fam in Fifth District, $40
Mortgages Smah NJ. Wood5urn and
al to William Queen, GU ''Stony Hin farm,
$500. Bernard Mitchell to S. Henry Cox. on
part of 'Cornwalis Neck farm, 500 Edwin
D Bailey and al to Daniel E Kefauver, on
Glymont property and Pye's Wharf estate
$4,000
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-05-26

A special mceiirs q ihr Orphans V1uii
was held on Monday with Jntees Jaor' ara
ielea present Tae foiIo sag lus'ness N"s
transacted
Inventory and account Of sales fe'urheu
the estate oil Susan NJ Berr., deceased.
Jraeie.i that the claim Of Ed "iu Rob" not
SAT- At against the essde ofJ 7. Tiruer &c
passed
ordered that E. .iIapehe Coutee claim Tor
s22a 95 against ?. a. g. Con'ee'' estate 's
passed.
Ordered that tea 81 d,Hriouuen made -
TIE estate OF Philip A S.sseer. deceased, Re
approved,
Application made by Adrian Pee. Tor
letters on tbs e.tur Of vi iim . Pose',
peualty OF bond $1,000
Ordered That q e ciaia Of J y "o'e al
E. II. Saanu in - T.. r rnars ,sts'e te
pisse.l.
Adj5uru.d mr, rt.i lueG 1870
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-05-26


FRIDAY Court met pursuant to adjonrn-
eat W ih Judges Nerri and Crane ia a =
tendance
No Csimiaal State W Washius I" n
Jacks. ladictei Tor breaking in the store and
'utliug Sc 80 in money and bottle of whit
s.y, valued at 10 Gus from F. Is. Matihess on
jduuary 10. 1899. Plea Of mot guilty
Withdrawn ard demurred 10 indictment
Demurrer sustained and indictment squashed.
No 4 Criminal S;ae vs. William Johnson
Charged with burgIatoasly stealing $40 from
Alexius Campbell on April 8. 1888. Demar-
red to indictment sustained and indictment
squashed
No 10 Trials Francis r. Burgess IS
Francis b r. Burgess. Writ for repleVenlng
tour hotses Judgment for de'eninns for re-
turn Of propert Each party paying his
own costs Mitchell and Mud for plaintiff,
Matthews ard Posey for defendants
No a Grimm l-Stste VS. William Juhnso-.
Arrugned nd plead 10 ~ il, Sanuitie
10 Court. Not guilt, and ordered to be- 81 :
charged Posef for State, Nudd for defense.
NO. Criminal State vs. ""sn'a ~"
Jacks PLEAD not quit! lf'Fa ~ J'''
verdict ru'lI' an sentenced 10 VAR i'D"
fen''eh'i'fy 'of 'nfee years 'o'el "' ''
wilmer Tor defense
The Grand Jurf submitted the believing
report and we're discharged By order ofCourt.
STATE OF MARI LAND
CHARLES COUNTY io W.
we the Grand Jurors o. 'ne o'A.eo' "@.3
land have been 10 session I'VE Gays We
nave e1amined 'hlF.s-one witnesses, "4'e
found seven true hilis sna dismissed So
cases we nave eAaihiheo ''e Js' INV -, 80
the roof leaking badly we 'ou"u 'us NV.
OF one OF the cells broken lot space o. ''o'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-05-26

Mr. P. Reed wills WIS taken suddenly Ill
on Tuesday night al mis- home, Bel Alton
from rhesmalism Of the heart A physician
was summoned aud no one but the immediate
family was permitted 10 see him Mr. Willie
we are pleased to state is nov steadily im-
proving and it is hoped he Will soon he out
again.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-05-26

Ths following public school trustees who
were appointed b, the Board Of School Com
missioners on the l6 inst were omitted ron
the list published in our last issue School
No 2, District 0 Thomas /. Chappelear, J..
R. Edwards and John Kershaw.
School No. 3, District 9-R G. Swana,
Thomns 7. Penn and George W Woodburn.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-05-26
Real Estate sale

Mr.. A Posey as trustee sold at the Court
House door on Tuesday the farm belonging to
the late Alexander Franklin, situated near
Pisgab and continuing AZ acres. Mr.. J. v.
jenkins became the purchaser for the sum Of
Sl225
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-05-26
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
INCHARLES COUNTY.

BkiRTUB Of Writ Of two Ficn
Faciss issued ont of the Circuit
Couri for Charles County at the suit O.
Deeriu Harvesting Co; corporation,
against the goods and chattels, lands
;enemeDts OF Samuel Tilden Edeler to
me directed, have seized rnd taken in
execution. the right, title, claim, in
tefest aud est tie law and in equity, OF
tth-Aid rS1i1uef fiden Edelen in aud
10 the following property TO wii;-
All his right, title, an interest in Law
and y Equity thesame being one-fourth,
in AZ 4 to all tina; piece, part or parce' Of
LAM: { when the late Mary f. Edolen,
died. seized and posed, 81 uated in
Char County, lying and situated on
Matty @oman swamp on both sides Of
publ. road leading from Bensvile to
Prince Georges County, usually known
as
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-05-26

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill
iousness, Indigestion, Headache.
Easy so take, easy to operate. 25c.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-05-26
WHIsKEY AGENCY

King Pure Rye wbiskey is acknowledged
BIS ply sicians, and all GOOD Judges Of whlskey
o be the purest, and best article of its kind
sold in the state.
T. BROOKE MATTHEW'S. Sole agent.
Faulkner. Nd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-01

ID Odd Felsoxs haH. TIE roDn Vas CAS-
Try decorated. god ma<sc Was La 1T
tesxsanres and tie refreshments we're
sIanteaus Tbs rartfsDac.s Inclined the
iea1sag people az ese city
Collector Ok CsxstsEns Fred -. H1eSEis
returned on Friday from an ofNsael Zip
20 Washington Czsv. He was z<rccsnfaEa-
led by his xsster-fr-iaw. Mrs I@orgs
Haessiz. OF Clayton III, 3rd MS. Gsorge
Armstrong. ox RosxIaz.5. r, - Both ladies'
Hzl. 1.s., here several weeks
Miss Jessie Haxniasos fs home from the
State university IN Seattle. 20 sEr-zd the
holiday week with her parents. M. and
Mrs A. G. Hamilton.
Miss Gertrude Bell. who has bees Us
ting relatives IN San Francisco Il expect
ed back on the steamer q The Stu
DR., and Mrs. v. J. Capro-, OF Rochs
Harscr. spent me holiday week visiting
re tatssrs mother. Mrs. r. W. D1I4or-
William Taylor. su1,ersnfs-.seaS az the
Port Townsend Southern railway, spent .
greater part 81 the week visiting friends
Sheriff Idfsn Dyke. OF ClaIAaSn county,
was IN town Wednesday on offctai ossss-
Tess.
Colonel ard Mrs. Landes ard daughters
have gore 70 RSsa-zsS. Cal, 10 spend the
Writer FOR The benefit o. she children
hsaisn
Mr. and Mrs. David Sha..uck, nee cham-
trip araGng ur,~ss,uG1 cities
Charles Gore, a popular yosing man o.
tfsfs city. wssi known IN baseball CRIES.
played coup on Els many frieEsis on CfFrist-
fnas cay by quietly gong % Port Angeles.
where he was married 10 Miss Saeared.
The couple returned On Wednesday 10 q
permanent residence ia this city
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-01

s..d for twelve and the table decorations
were In pink.
Mrs William G.. Pearce win 70 20
soatasTn California IA about two week..
% % gone abls7s SIX weeks.
MI and Mrs. c. q. Hurley ana Mr. and
MIS- J. u. Keen dane3 with Mr. and Mr.
Harry Hurley Monday night
Mr.. ard MrA g. ". Walker ana NJ.
Inariss lyman lined with Mr. and Mira
FoTesi Ia Seattle Christmas
Mr.. ard Mrs J. T. sseea entertained a,
otnrssr Christmas night Mr. and Mrs
=. Touse2. and Mr.. and Mrs Ssuar. Rice
Mr.. and Mra. Otis Spszyase. Mss julia
SsfAgue and pF. and Mrs Warren B,es an
were ARA Forbes guests AZ dinner Carlas-
mas
MIRA John II Panton went to Victoria
IEs4fs l2y where SIZE &ifl visit friends un.n
1spsaAn Pantoas return from China next
week
M. and Mrs w. f.. Hacker estevtaineg
AZ dianer Friday nsgnI Mrs. William O.
Fearc@. Dir. William l.. Best ana. Dr.
Grant :. Hicks.
ar. and Mrs Thomas r. Shepard. Of
- attic. e4aEns over Tor tas Dramatic ciah
entertainment and were the guests of Mr.
ard Mrs. James AZ. Keen.
Mrs. John L. Hopkins wlis give dinner
oAnday nissag tor Mr., Jack Small Mr.
Ssdnsy Plisnmer, SIR. ID. A. Young Mr.
Everett Babcock and Mr.. Clifford Bah
COCK
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-01

Mr.. ard Mrs. NJ l. Eoinrook. OF Che
halls. were In the city last week.