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ABERDEEN SOCIAL LIFE.

ABERDEEN. June i7.~Miss Mckinley
OF Hooniam, visited with her sister. Mrs.
H. Wiley Thursday.
Congressman Frank W. Cushman was
In town couple Of DAYS this week.
Mrs w r. Mack and Mrs. e., F. Perry
entertained large number of friends
Friday evening
Mrs Joseph Kaufman returned Sat-
nrdsy from a prolonged visit IN Mime
sofa.
Mrs Huda Sohi. % Montana. Is visit
ing with her sister Mrs. q. r. Nelson.
Miss Gersse Consbes OF Alma. visited
relatives in town this week.
Mrs C. IL Clemens. Of Montesano. Wis
.srd friends a day two this week.
Miss Annie Byies. 81 Nantesano. was
a visitor In Aberdeen this week.
Miss Pearl Gee. Of Montssano. was the
guest az Mrs. Irwin during the week
Mrs ~. West ard Mrs. A. J. West are
visiting In Seattle
The Grraniam Dancing Club gave It's
anal dance for the ser son Thursday even
ing All present had good time. and
everyone regretted that the club was dis
continuing t,~ social hops and hoped that
when the club resumed In the fall that
ss good crowd would attend It's tunc-
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COCPEvILLE SOCIETY.

CoUPEvILLE June i7.-Capt. c. p.
Dyer. OF Seattle, Is spending q few days
on the island this week with relatives,
II @. Barthrop. OF Port Townsend. was
In town Monday.
Mrs. e. F.. PfeitYer. OF Tacoma, accom-
panied BY Mrs. F. Puget Race. OF this
place. spent few days in La Conner
as guests 81 County Superintendent Miss
Susan Lord Currier.
Mrs. c. T. Terry and children are visit
Ing In Seattle.
Mrs ]. W ciapp and Miss Selma Gran
ney are attending the Grand lodge this
week In Seattle.
Charles Merrets. of la Conner, is visit
ing his mother at this place
Mrs. A. II. Wanamaker is home again
after a weeks visit with her mother In
Seattle.
Mr.. Fred II. cranney visited on the
island with relatives this week.
Tho public schools Closed on Wednesday
with appropriate exercises.
A. X. kn.eth left on Wednesday for q
trip In Eastern Washington. where he
will visit his brother. Charles Kineth.
Mrs. A. l.. Alexander ia visiting friends
In La Conner.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Cranney are visl.-
ing friends and relatives In Port Gamble.
Mrs James Gillespie and sons. Lanr.n
and Roy. are spending few days in Sc
attic.
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LA CONNER. June i7.-Miss Susie Es-
pey. OF Oystervilie. il a guest OF Mrs.
James Caches at present.
Mrs. William Wells visited friends in
Seattle few days during the past week.
Capt. and Mrs. B. F. Loveiand and Mr..
and Mrs p. Pearson spent Friday md
Saturday At Whatcom.
Mr. Sidney Richardson. Of Oakland, Cal.
Is spending his summer vacation with his
friends, samuel and Charles Caches.
Miss Name Brownlow Left the fore part
OF the week for a short visit in Seattle.
and from there she will go to Whatcom.
where she will remain for the summer.
Mrs. Jenkins and daughter. Of Everett.
visited at the home Of Mrs. James Parker
the past week.
Miss Pearl GalIiher left the fore part Of
the week TO visit her sister at Olympia
TIE Misses Andrews enjoyed pleasant
visit with their friend. Miss Reign. OF
Rossland. b. c., last week.
Mrs. F.. c. Pfeiffer, OF Tacoma. was q
guest OF Mrs. o. c. Currier a few days the
past week.
Mrs. Puget Roce. OF coupeviile. visited
her friend, Miss Susan L. Currier, during
the past week.
Mrs. D. b. Hall and two children spent
q few days the past week visiting friends
at Seattle.
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dSoHOMfSH, June i7s-Mrs Fl. r.
Seckson. Of Seattle. y visiting her parents
1f an9 Mrs. John Brakeman, ".
Ar VII Ransom visited Seattle friends
Mrs d l. swsrdnsur is in town from
s.astie. yssit.as her sister. Mrs. William
Mr.. frank Douglas. Who IL Al present,
attending Whitman college. visited his
many friends here the first OF the week
master John Frater. OF Fremont. visited
frtende IN the efry over Sunday.
Mrs. Grezves and children. Of Kjssap
county, are visiting Mrs. Sreaves' mother.
Mrs Shasxei. in Snohon.sh.
Miss Lillian HUDSON returned Saturday
last from her school werk II Annie
Wright seminary in Tacona for the suHa-
mer ysca ton.
r. W. Rmebenack and family. Of Mis-
soula. Mont, arrived In the city the last
81 the week and viii remain here permA-
nens1y.
Nj. ". G. Baker returned this week
from Atlantis. Ga. where he has been at
tending college.
MIA J. b. Ault and daughter, OF Seat
tie. are here for q short visit
Prof A. n Daley. of the Snohom.ah
academy, was IN Chehaiis over Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Howard returned this week
from Portland university n University
g. ". Van syke. OF sibley. Ia, arrived
in town this week and viii locate here
The Hiyn wawa Club a, their meeting
ias; Monday elected the following oficers
for the ensuing year: President. Maude
Winchester: second vice president. Lyde
A. Hs0ner; secretary. Ida Haxan: treas
urer. Lottie f. Ccse: corresponding secre-
tagy. Nora B. Aaughlin.
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SOCIAL NEWS OF HARTFORD.

HARTFORD. June l7.-Miss Bertha
Meeks. OF Snohomish. Is visiting Miss
Ada Dibb at Lake Stevens
Little Dorothy Fulsom, OF Snohomish.
came up with her cousin. Mrs. NJ. A.
Eidridge. TO visit Mr.. c. A. Missimer over
Sunday.
Miss Mary and Miss Sadie Lee were
Snohomish visitors over Sunday.
Mr.. II. c. Pettet, OF Snohomish, visited
Hartford Junction and Hartford Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Ira Joy visited Snohomish and Ev-
erett Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs George Morton. OF Gefcheii, and
tied at Lake Stevens last Sunday
The Misses Josie and Edith Eddy were
Snnhomish visitors Monday.
Miss Ada Dihh visited at Arlington last
Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Dan Currie and little son. Of Ev-
erett visited Mrs. j. Y. Van Horn last
week.
Mrs r. Matte.on and son visited Sro-
honish Sunday last.
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SOCIAL NOTES FROM ROSS.

ROSS. June E.-~T7se following Is the pro-
graume O. Che commencement exercises
81 Seattle seminary a. Ross. Friday. June
Is, AZ 2 III. temperance exercises ar the
VI r. eaurca a; Railarf. Saturday. Jane
IL = m, cosmopolitan meeting al gha
seminary chapel Sunday. june Is. II a IN
commence nj sermon, BY Rev. c. e Me
Eryn01s ?. m, public meeting CO The
wofsans Foreign Missionary society. 80
=. m. praise meeting. conducted Is Rev
A Beers Monday. June r. r. M pri-
mary promotion exercises Tuesday Juns
~ 2. III. Glass asJ ?. m. uEdsrgrsf-
nate exercises. Wednesday. June q 10 a
IT. eonrse ncsTner. exercises A cordial
invitation ia extended 90 ali 20 attend
Mrs u W Tsnnev returned sass Thurs
day 70 her home. after aa extsni~i visit
10 Eaxhon island ~ six weeks. with Aer
health somewhat improved by tie res, and
cutting
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cee3ed 10. he college chapel. where
sumptoss feast had been prepared ana the
rooms m0sk arfiDetcalty decorated by the
voman'S club The aftey-dinnef Epeeksng
In the evening the regular animal .ecep-
ttsn was gfyen BY President and Ars~ rem
rose. OF Whitman costeGe-
The Waila Walia high Chooi alumni
banquet occurred "wednesday Al the
Knights Tempaar hall. Never In sne MS
tory Of the high school hss such Vel
attended ana successful gathering OF the
kind been held After the company nad
pArtakesa az 4 delicious supper RcbeV Oh
sen. the toastmzStef. gave the welcome al
dress Is the class al So
The entertainment gtrsn Tuesday even
srg hy the Red Cross Society was sue
cess In every way.
The ffYeman's tournament concsooe0
THURSDAY evening with a grand ball.
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EAST SOUND SOCIETY.

EAST SOUND. June if.--Mr A. II. Van
SAINT. ore OF the early settlers OF Orcas
island. now resident Of Seattle who has
been visiting his son. Clarence Van SAINT,
has returned home.
Mr.. Elmer Wsiirip. auditor OF Asoiin
county. las, week ma3a a short visit 10 his
father, -. :. WsiGr,p.
Mrs. John Sutherland. Of Seattle. and
daughters. the Misses fllsas. Ruth and
Jessie. have returned TO their summer
home
Miss Relic Van SAINT, OF Seattle Is visit
ing friends in East Souni and vicinity.
Mrs l. :. WaIdrip IS visiting her iauSh-
tiers. the Misses Waiar9. Of Fe.rhaven.
Miss isabel gregg reformed on Monday
10 her home n Esaeranya. near East
Sound. after a successful term as teacher
In one Of the Seattle schools
Miss l,uiu Ditumore. * Fairhaven. liz
visiting her grandfather. l. = Waldrtp-
Master ice Harrison. son Of Dr l. VI
Harrison ~ Seattle. IS spending the sum-
nler with bis aunt Mrs Z. Harrison
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wHATCGM Tare f--The annual re-
szrton % the High Scaoci Alumni Assocsa-
tor Vas h~id IN / - % +. hait cn sasuT-
Cay eTFE%ug. taxing the ss-scsagre ed
FERN Of a rsgS pss1r 70 sse class 81 -
wnssa has fast graduated TIE association
numbers eigasY-six AMI MAJ o-xansf~s. Ia
1s& II VAS &sisshsfaI gathering. ever
rNw5nE wt5a enthusSssF u and r~stcI@ssf sfsh
tsJs nEeszartess aasrsoFsEs ard trserl6 -
&c esher 4axse Mss Ge-sfs Regain. sssa a
select COMMITTEES. iecxe1 after sae general
eTta-fa Grners Affairs Mss JNnri~ Mo
Led ~ The class e - was tsasinasstyens
Ms Isaac T~np.n Is entertaining her
Eastasr Mrs. 8 J. Garner. and Mrs. Nil
tGu CARER fsss week
Mrs. NJ Arthur. OF SrAstss. za3 Mr. r
81 Brown. - wEzssweod. -. u. are guests
- M ard 8rs Harry Eals
TIE Pubic Lfcsary Aescc1at5on hesd ~
ANNA, meeting co Tuesday. eiecitng Ma
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THE WEEK AT PORT TOWNSEND

PORT TOWNSEND. June 11--Mr. and
Mrs l. ID. A. Mill delightfully."- entertained
the members Of the late minstrel perform
ance and the members Of ST. Paurs choir
on last Tuesday evening The principal feat
nre OK the affair was the cent guessing
contest" which proved a great success.
yoca! and instrumental music passed the
evening very pleasantly and dainty re-
freshrncnfs were served.
Miss Hunt, OF Spokane. Is In the city.
the guest Of Miss Grace Pitcher.
Mrs. Caikins. of Tacoma. has returned
home after. q weeks visit with Mrs. F. D.
Huestis.
A. H. Adams left Thursday for an ex-
tended Eastern trip.
Miss JESSIE Hamilton. who has been at
tending the Academy Of the Holy Names
In Seattle. is home for her vacation.
Miss George Storey. OF Victoria. IL In
the city. the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
Henry Landes.
Mrs Joseph Steiner. Miss Steiner and
Mr. Jack Steiner are spending a coupe OF
weeks in Victoria. visiting relatives and
friends
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Gas{egs|e ssSs{egs{9
Otd-of7 ozun Society. ~
e9sg9lSlS sSyas{sGgsSGi

gwen lin Sunday night by Nra Julia
1Emme. rroee 3 Get corps Ind ne
froat Of ths houss to ssvs Gen. Kins !
seronAde, ana Il wss while rnAtinG 3
speech he vas suddenly taken III and med
lc.i - summoned. Gen. Klng has been
staying ausetly With Mr. ana Mr.. Phiip
Kefshaw until abs 90 20 On 20 Milwaukee
In the fan Gen. King WIN Join his family.
VINO are In Europe.
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Cards were received In Tacoma this
week from. Mrs Amelia Simmons. o.
Evanston. Ill. announcing the marriage Of
her daughter Gertrude 10 Mr.. Edward
Jenes Feersoe. Of Tacoma. on "wednesday,
hoas amer JuIy q The Tacoma hotel
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Capt. Andrew Dixon. Of the China liner
Tacoma. entertained ~ luncheon Tuesday
on board ship, Mrs. H. c. Potter. Miss
kersesw and Miss Burnett On Thursday
G. ". Grlsn ana Mrs. q. c. Wagner were
the guests OF Capt Dixon at luncheon.
A very elaborate and - handsome =
banquet q could Be- provided vas given
e. ne Union Club Friday nigh. n honor
Union Club 10 famous for its dinners and
for occasions Of this kind
Re
Miss Alice Voorhees, WAS the hostess OF q
ssss Rlss sf ssnssa q o.s s
IA snd His Knoh.s. Pos.sd psnsiss
we're given - souvenirs Of the afternoon
10 saen guest.
1hs Rev. ana Mrs. Z. n oushss, Of
Boston. who have been visiting ArA ".
H. Tisdaie an6 MIas Tisdale Tor . few
days. left for Victoria Thursdsy.
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Mn. ]. W. Peck and Miss Peck. OF
North Yakima. win arrive in Tacenaa the
and Srs Il. q. Hsilsr -
Mr.. and Mr.. r. T. Grove have taken
the residence OF Mr. George Blanchard
corner North d and Third strsefa for the
summer.
Mr.. VIII Steel. OF Seattle. and Mr.. Harry
OF Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roedissr last
Sunday.
Mrs. j. ~. Miller and the Masses Miller
will sail on the steamer Tacoma for Japan.
where they will make a lengthy stay.
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Mrs. 8. X. Whine ref. Thursday evening
summer with Biahop and Mrs. Tuttie.
- sss -
Mre. George b. Blanchard and children
VIII leave within a few days for Lock
haven. Pa. to spend the summer.
e. 90 20
AR. and Mrs Hugh &. Wallace are sx-
pecsed home from New York and WASH
tngton some time next week.
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Miss Amy Burnett went to Seattle FRI
day to spend several weeks with Mrs.
Charles Power.
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Mr.. and Mrs william, Jones returned
the mrs; OF the week from Waila Walia
and Portland.
49,, ~ -
Mrs. Lafayette Maynard and the Misses
Maynard waited Mrs. T. r. Shepard IN Se-
attic Monday.
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Miss Margare, Thomas entertained Miss
Marvin and Miss Mcdonald AZ luncheon on
Thursday.
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Miss Katherine Hayden, OF Seattle. Is
visiting friends in Tacoma
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The readers 81 th:s paper wiii ss p'eas~1
- Learn that there Is at least che dreaded
asesas@ fAzt science has tsee7 ALE - cure
Ia all lie stages. aud Iaat IL "a sAETa. Hall :
Cssarrn Cure = tbs only IA9@{tTe ours
krsoxr. 10 the medical fraternity. Gssarsh
being q constitutional DISEASE requires a
constitutional treatment Halls Gsssrr p
Cure n taken fgierrsaglg. aetsE& directly
gEs4sz tHa aISss3 and Es2csz4s surfaces Q! TIE
system thereby dsss.zoyfus fhe foundation
81 the s5~Ass ard giving the pst445 ~
Strength hs building so t.s COR stitsttiaD a.!
assssggrs nature IN doing IA work The
rsopgsrsCrx Eaxe 80 1sgca f23tG ~ - clfa-
Owe rsawsrs that tfseg offer aFk hundred
asasFarx for Eny case sass Il sa3is - cure.
Send for ass 0s testiznoEzals. Ad6rsss
r. = CHENEY & CO. Iose51s ..
Scls BY druggists. Ie~
Halt Family PIas Ass ire -.
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foses. Whec the strains. az Nendessshon's
weacine march was heard. which was
ssGnai fer the six young ladies'. who TIM
satin ribbons an aisle for the bridal party.
the groom entered supported by the
ereomsnon- and pAOed up the aisle. fos-
sowsd by the mazda Of homer, who. IN
turn. we're followed by the bride on the
Arm Of her father. who gave her away
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h G. Fischer president. Mr. l.. n Had
lev wye president. Mrs II. H. DIekFtlsass1
treasurer Mrs. J E Baker AID Miss T.
VI Roberts secretaries,
Misc MAI, Hansoon let On sunday Ter
FASTER Washington Is sE4ep<s ere SUMNER.
Mrs J ncnuvSD gave a reception IN
rrf4ay sn honor or her sister. Miss Nellie
Nichols. % Boston.
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SOCIETY AT WAIl.A WAGlA.

wAiT.A wAII.A, JGne IT-After he
degrees had been conferred and diplomas
AWARDED las. Thursday 20 Miss AFminda
Fyx and Mr.. Werner Rupp Whitman coll
lege's only graduates 81 90. the teachers.
trustees alumni students ana friends pro-
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.s E3i'A AeeRn lst; lsst Msaaay -
ISs1 lse ss9EtnaT NAH Der sister. MISS
- Nf-ssn. q Ha has I1s oess apFotat-
a. 40 tatisg * Gre NreFE gfssz sic sss ms az
'. she NeN Negx aAscsss.s
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A&r1sa. Charles h ms. ~as arrives IN
Ea sass s4sSsy ass.r.con. was sid
taken very 81 ea4rsng . reception
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nj ana Mrs z V Caesar gave \ bowl
- party a, she Union Club Tuesday
hsSaf fas Miss ftrie Caesar After howl
is supper was served by the chef OF the
80. Their guests wsrs. Miss Caesar.
80 Eufneit. Miss k~r-Aaw. Miss Mahe'
- George Brown sr Mr. IL i. GriSgx.
~. W. fsnaa Nr ] T.. Conduit, Mr.
I'D Ms Jacob VANDERBILT; and Mr.. and
asx W, A. Haat
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MS katherin Riggs gave progressive
sAc1 party Thursday afternoon at her
aemf on North ] street AZ a farewell to
ns Misses Miller. who sail mex. week for
gran Those present were Miss Jessie
yeseeA Msss Mabel Rowe. Miss Sadie Ben
stf1 Mn Anna Gtiggs Mixes Jessie ker~
@av, Miss Mabel ksrshaw. Miss Amy
Enfnet. Miss Margaret Thomas Miss
snharhe Mcdonald. Miss Bertha Evans.
ia Julia WoIhert. Miss Frances Wolhcrt.
aan Meta Hoihrooke and the Misses Caro-
md Julia Miller. prixss were won ny Ms
sfsefs ens Miss Thomas After the game
IFsrtshmen,s wsLs served in the dining
Yen che table hs.ng presided over by Afiaa
ksfes ana Miss t.vans. ga
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a. sas Ie1lAwine reople made az a party for
81 ~ Slces Thar~lsy night a foGr-hersc
80. - Conveying rHern - ard .ram the cir
~ Nj and Mrs. ! T Ssees'. Mr- ard
- ), Fsafyso8. NJ. ana Mrs VII
I.s Jones Mr. ARA Mrs A { Tousey
-. ans Mrs. fSsshm. ~ wilke$en. Mr.,
~ MIS-, /, il IY2e. Nj ana Mrs W.
" hvlisr Mr.. ana Mrs. H. s. srosN-up.
- GFsxAx at NJ EnAa
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sssa II, Rockefeller. the eli king. and
E1s comprising Mines Rockefeller. J. II
80, naeA, se.ssr. 81. Miss SpeiInsn. Ars. VIII
M M knksteaier, MISS Ethel Rockefeller.
80 swift. ihe Rev W : Richardson ard
= = bahara. al - New York. and Mrs
3 ID Asss katyS. - Philadelphia. and nr.
y. hegssr. az cleveland. arrived In Ia
MA MA Monday afternoon The party sailed
ssssnsseay on The Cottage City for
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-12-30

When a young man of otherwise good stable character takes ts writing verse that breathes un- quenchable love and devotion 1t is 8 pretty sure sign that he contem- plates something serious-coming events cast their shadows before them. 4 young man of Yuma, who is ordinarily rational and in- telligent and whom nobody has ever accused of any serious crime, has scrambled to the crest of Par nassus, where, after a sceance with the MuSes, he created some verses on the grand passion" that would do credit to tLe Sappho who ieap- ed from the Leucadian heights or the modern Sappho who sports the euphonious cognomen of Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
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Call in and look over Darling's jew elery store, whether you buy or not. Yellowstone and Monogram whistles at The Ruby.
 Riley's Cash Store, fancy and stap- pie groceries. As cheap as the cheapest All goods promptly delivered free.
 A fine line of fruit and vegetables at Darling's.
 Just received a fine line of Silver ware vt Darling,s, the Jeweler.
 Call at Cotters Drug Store and see cur new electric belt.
 Silver ware for Christmas presents at Darling's the jeweler.
 Arizona legal blanks of all kinds at Cotters Drug Store.
 M. O. Wells & Co.,, shosr. Brand Nastiff in mems ladies' and children's heavy shoes at Levy & Go s.
 When in need of watch repairing remember Darling next door to Yuma Bakery. A full line of stationery consisting of paper. envelopes, tablets, blank books and memorandum books at Cottsrs Drug Stere.
 Dr. c. B. Elliott and wife, optic specialists, are stopping at Gandelfe hotel. This is an excellent spportun- ity to have your eyes tested free of charge.
 Levy & Go. are making new changes in their store SC as to make room for new goods.
 A fine line of jewellery from which toselect s Christmas present at Darling's
 Go to Geo. Paxton store and get all kinds of fruit, vegetables, cigars, to- bacco, bread, cakes, pies, etc. Quick sales and small profits is my motto. Postoffice corner.
 Great discovery made by the pro- prietor Of the Miners Exchange while digging for Q sub cellar by finding several bottles of peach brandy and Plantation whiskey, which must have been there since the flood of 1884.
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SUMMONS.

vN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE ! Third Judicial District of the Territory \ of Arizona, in and for the County of Yuma.
 The King of Arizona Company, Plaintiffs, s. Morgan Smith, Hiram W. Blaisdel and John H. Norton, Defendants. Action brought in the District Court of
 the Third Judicial District of the Terri tory of Arizona, in and for Yuma County
 and the complaint in said Yuma County, in the office of the Clerk of said District Court.
 In the name of the Territory of Arizona to s. Morgan Smith, Hiram W. Blaisdell and John H. Norton, Defendants, greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear ill an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the Dis trict Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for Yuma County, and answer the complaint therein filed with the Clerk of this said Court, at Yuma, in said County, within ten days after the service upon you of this Sum- mons, if served in this said County, or if served out of this said County and within this said Judicial District, then within twenty days thereafter, or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter, the times above mentioned being exclusive of the day of service, or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and seal of the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis trict of the Territory of Arizona, in and for Yuma County, this 18th day of Decem- Der, A. D., 1899.
 (sEAL) c. H. BRINLEY,
 Clerk of sad District c curt
 First pub. Dec 30 '99
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Eye Strain.

Eye strain causes more head aches, inflamed and sore eye ball. Granul- ated ledo etc. than any other one cause; Dr. Elliotts methods of treating the eyes and fitting glasses with GU! the use of mydratics gives permanent relief. Complicated cases my speciality Office at room 59 Hotel Gandelfo q will call at residence when desired. Examination free.
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the County Treasurer to transfer $500, from the General Fund to the Expense Fund and to transfer from the Expense Fund to the Sal ary Fund S2550.
 The clerk is instructed to issue warrants in lien of Vouchers from 97 to 305 inclusive.
 The Board adjourned.
 P. G. GOPHER, Chairman Board of Supervisors. Attest: w. E. MARVIN,
 Clerk Board of Supervisors.
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SATURDAY, DEC. 30, 1899.
Law of Newspapers.

If fsubseribers order the discontnuance of news papers, the publishers may continue to seno th'H until all srrearages arc paid.
 usubscribers refuse or neglect to take their news papers from the office to which they are sent' the! are held responsible until they have settled the OH nd ordered them discontinued.
 If subscribers move to other places without ID forming the publisher, and the newspapers are sem to the former place of residence they are then re- ponssible.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-12-30

Old Father Time ought to give some notice when he centemplates ushering a new century into the world and not cause us poor nor tals to contract case of brain flag in trying to figure out when the bloomin' thing commences.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-12-30

Ifhospitality is any rscommen dation for statehood the senatorial party now visiting Arizona will re- port favorably upon the admission of the territory into the sisterhoed of states. We'd like to get q -4Aaek. at 'em down here at Yur 3,
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-12-30

The Gazette says the stone work on the new capitol building is nearly completed. The building will be ready for occupancy not later than the first Of July, and will be the finest building of it's size in the southwest.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-12-30

It will be amusin' now to watch the editors of the cyclone belt crawl out of their storm cellars and shout about earthquakes and things.