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FLORISTS.


MRS. J. r. HAGUE. Florist, successor 10
R J. Groves. 81 Kansas ave. Phone Ca
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(F'irst Published in the Topeka State
Journal October 18th, 1891
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CFirst Published in the Topeka State
Journal October 18th. 1891
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WATCHmAKER


WATCHES cleaned. 15c: clocks, 5oc;
nainsprings. 15cs crystals. 10c. Cash
paid for old gold or silver. All work guar
anteed. Old 1eWelry exchanged for new
e hard up. see Uncle Sam. s12 kan ave.
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Closing Registration Books.

Topeka, Kansas Oct. IA. 1899
Notice is hereby given that the regis
tration books for the registration of the
on Saturday night. October 18th. 1899. at
8 O'Clock, and said books will remain
closed until after the election to be held
on November 7th, 1899
Commissioner of Elections
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Homessekers' Excursions via santaFe
On October II will sell tickets for
points in Arkansas, Arizona, Indian
Territory, Louisiana, New Mexico, Ok
lahona and Texas. at one fare plus 81 90
for the round trip. See Santa Fe agents
for particulars.
This week only we give seven dollars
worth Of kitchen furniture with every
Majestic Range.
w. A. L. THOMPSON HDW. co.
81 Kan. Ave.
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HAIR GOODS
SWITCHES. CHAINS. Face treatments
Shampooing and hair dryed by hot air.
Mrs. Hattie Van Week. 20 East Fifth st.
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City of Topeka. October s, 1883.
To whom it may concern:
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AN ORDINANCE providing for issuing
internal improvement bonds of the city
of Topeka. Kansas, to pay the cost OF
special improvements herein named
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yEWELERS

----------------~@----~-~-~-~
JAMES B. HAYDEN, Jeweler ana Opti-
cfap Complete stock Of watches, dta=
rnonds, silverware. etc. Eyes examines
and spectacles properly fitted
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

~-~-~~~-~~~O~-~~--~0~-~-~-~
FOR SALE-Two room cottages and
lots close in. COS and go West 10th st
will trade for good to 10 room house and
lot farther out. John SchilIfng.
FOR SALE-On z. 10th st, room house
with lots: $500 cash. J. A Roseu Gem
tral National bank building.
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FREsCo WORK.


W. W. GILLESPIE. B'resco Painter. De-
signs and estimates furnished on all
classes of work 1714 West Fifteenth. To-
peka, Kan. Refers to his work in State
Journal building.
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STAMPS. SEALS AND STENCILS

~~-~~-~~~~--~~~--~N--~--~~
THE J. C. DARLING CO. 734 KAN Av.
High Grade Rubber Stamps; prompt work.
low price Catalogue Free- Phone 2s2
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PAVING


THE OFFICE OF the Capital City Vitrffle ed
Brick and Paving Co. has been removed
to is West Eighth st
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MUSICAL.


VIOLIN TEACHER FOR BETHANY
college and city Studio at SOC W. 10Th st
Henry B. Beermann.
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wAeNETTC HEALING.


MAGNETIC HEALING-J. H. Hume. NJ.
D. AT E. McCoIlum, NJ H, School OF
MAGNETIC Healing and Suggestive Thera-
T7aTITics Treat patients at office or resi-
dence Students solicited. s1S Kansas ave
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WANTED-AGENTs.

>---~~~-~--~--->-----~~-
LADY or man wanted to travel and ap-
point agents $50 per month salary and
expenses. Ziegler & Co.. 752 Monon build
Ing. Chicago.
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paYsrCrAN AND sURGEoNa

L. A RYDER. NJ. D.
OFFICE and residence corner Gordon St
and Central ave. North Topeka Phone
IA. Uses the Brinkerhon system Of rectal
frea tment a successful and painless
treatment for piles. dstulas 6shure. ul-
ceratiOn, etc.
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BICYCLES

~-~~-~-@-~-------~-~ -------~~~---@~~---~~-
o. s. CYCLE CO., lis E. Sth st. National
TOPEKA CYCLE Co, 10 ". sth St
Bicycles and sundries; bicycles and
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LAW.
KODAK WORK.

DEVELOPING AND FINISHING A
speciality. Lessons given in making, de-
veioping and finishing kodak pictures
Miss Downing Of DOWnings gallery, 6ll
Kansas avenue
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Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Council
men Of the City of Topeka
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FRENCH AND GERMAN Taught either
N class or private. terms reasonable.
Mrs. Hannah kihlberg. 1920 Tyler street.
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TOPEKA STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
CO. Packs and ships household goods
Tel. 1sS. G. D. Skinner. 1z3 East St1th St
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MIsCELLANEoUS

ANYBODY WANTING CHIHNEYS built
or repaired call or address 7O7 Quincy st
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-01

NY Blaine Land Company. owners Of The
Denny hotel. - ascertain what will be re-
auirei IN the Nay 81 police regulations 10
guarantee proper care OF the buildings and
grounds 81 the Denny hotel during the
course cf the celebration. The owners have
donated the use ~ the premises for the
occasion free OF charge and X ia the wish
o. the citizens having The matter in charge
that &c DETACHMENT ~ the property should
occur during thc festivities from any i1ck
81 care IN keep.ns the multitude of spec
tator* under perfect coHtroi
Plans are under way 70 effect the Pies
ence ara participation ~ the battery Of the
Third artillery stationed A. Narrowstone
point The force row garsisonet there
& mprls"S - officers sud men and 'hs3r
appearance IN ;he parade ana o{rer sea-
lures ~ 'hs celebration VII ada greatly TO
TIE pageant
Ths Z have. have you~' badges rua3a
their appearance 81 he streets tAis morn
s's and VIII - sen IN rapidly increasing
numbers the 3avs 90 ~ The legend
g. the 81; ~ tsi-csicrei TieSoa indicates
fhat the person weAy;ug 4, has contributed
=, Least ais mite toward TIE fund ne~ars. %
Tav the expenses cf th> celebration and
that fh- ,srgor who reals i, ousht "a con-
tyt2ste likewise u he has not s3reaGv done
- These sIn',FEas ~ local pubtsc spirit
est 8 ~scA act ac~ cu sac FOR TIA benefit
% tire committees funds in nearly al re
principal stores, ana Z; Is expected taat
etsTE person We does ne( Wish = ct
himself dis3lAe3 VII - wearing cr- n Als
lapel before many hours have pssa@,3 -
s;s.s do*s net has, a ves .5nent 81 yst-rans
aid heroes arrive GaEs}e every DAP.
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NATIONAL GUARD COMING.
Will Participate In Celebration anS
Hold . Competitive shoot.

Arrangements are completed 70 have
the newly organized National Quart OF
this state here 10 participate in the re-
ception OF the volunteers They will be
ouartered In the Armory, and all plans
are made for their entertainment. Now
that IL has been definitely settled that
the transport Queen with her contingent
and the trains conveying such detach-
merts as elected to so by rail- will ar
rive here Monday. November g. the only
matter left for the Guardsmen to do Is 10
place themselves in communication with
their nearest local agent and obtain In
formation as TO the running OF trains.
Ample train facilities will be furnished,
but the precise schedule OF trains has not
yet been determined.
Brigade Inspector Frank Pierce said
Yesterday of the coming of the National
Guard:
There has been some uncertainty
here. owing 10 the conflicting reports
10 whether the various companies of the
First Washington regiment would go d.
rectly TO their homes or make Seattle
their destination. Now that IL is settled
that all VIII be In Seattle for the cele
bratioR. whether coming north by steam
er or rail. the National Guard will no
longer hesitate.
"On the arrival OF the guard here II is
expected that such companies get here
In time will participate In the shoot and
drill for Mcintyre medals. which are TO
be competed for on the third day OF the
reception The shoot will be at the range
In Woodland park under the direction OF
Lieut.. Col. Geary. brigade inspector Of
rifle practice. Five men from each COM
pany may enter the competitive shoot.
There are two medals. one for drill and
one for craftsmanship. The former is
held by Sergt. Coombs. of the returning
volunteers. and the latter by SerEt. Val
entine, an employe OF the Seattle post
office.
ON Monday, the day of arrival, II is
expected that the guard will participate
in the naval parade. going out with the
governor and staff brigadier general and
staff and the general public to meet the
returning volunteers. ten miles out at
sea. On landing they VIII take part in
the parade and act as an escort TO the
volunteers.
Il have recently returned from tour
OF inspection OF Yakima. Coifax. Garfield
and Spokane companies. which COM
panies. besides assurances given by let
tiers and kilograms gave me personally
the promise that they were coming to
take their part in the celebration. These
companies, with Walla Waiia and Dav
export comprise all the guard east OF the
mountains. The guardsmen west of the
mountain. Will all be- here. and the entire
guard In Seattle, during the celebration.
will number 500 more.
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The police were kept busy watching mid
night maraufers. and in spite OF their
vigilance considerable mischief WAS icne
The telephone wires were KEEP. hot bear
ing complaints n hGusenolderS to police
headquarters.
City Jatler John Corbett. one II the old
est members Of the Seattle police DEPART
ment. spent East night on guard duty about
his premises on Minor avenue In the
course o. a quarter of a century spent In
Seattle 70 has had occasion 10 mourn mere
than one Halloween. and asst n!sht he
asked leave ~ absence 81 chief Reel and
hled himself 10 the picket Ire armed with
a double parreled shotgun, determined TO
sTectuAily separate any. souls and bodies
found strayine Into range with intent To
Hetpetrafe Halloween jokes
In sssc.al circles the evening was marked
~ a number u Halloween Parties charac-
terize,; ht welr3 house decorations fortune
telling sna games appropriate ID the coca
si0r.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-01

ADVERTISING THE STATE.
Big Display of Warrington Products
Sent East.

The people Of Whatcom county recently
sent an exhibit OF the different products
of the state of Washington to the I'M
migration department OF the Great
Northern railway. These shipments are
10 be exhibited In different places. About
the display the following was printed In
a ST. Paul paper of recent date
The immigration department of the
Great Northern yesterday received from
Lvnder WhatCom county, Wash. a large
consignment Of the vegetables and grain
products OF that county, TO be used In
afvertising the resources of the north
western state. There were apples, pears.
potatoes. cabbage, wheat. etc, of mann
moth proportions, which ought To de
light the eyes of the eastern farmer
wherever they are shown. The samples
will be displayed at the offices of the
company In Chicago and Boston and sim
liar samples viii be distributed through
on, other eastern cities"
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successfully played in spite o. the vigil
lance ~ the police and sober sided citizens
This morning the deacon in the church
Will hire a strong boy 10 take the pump
on: ~ the kitchen chimney carry back
Nrighb0r Jones front gate. rebuild the
II kst fence and negotiate the removal
- the Widow Mshoney's goat fgorl the
second story balcony while the work
goes m the deacon viii 70 doubt sincerely
lanlen; the passing q 'he good old Puri-
tan custom Of burning and hanging witches
ard long FOR the return ~ the shade of the
Rev Cotton Mather ~ a world ripe fer
regeneration
Ard yst II the good man could bat turn
back half century he would no doubt
fini himself actively participating N the
midnight festivities q Halloween with a.
ii;tle care tor the rights Z property "a
any 81 his school companions % many
years So
TIE custom Of giving up he eve e AL
Saints dsy to FUN ana f.s.tyity - one
that has endured many years and under
gore many notifications There IS SON.
evidence those learned IN such lore say
thst ire custcru grew ou, u .ae celebea-
t!aH 81 ar annual h&gves. home by ous
fore;s;hers. sni that Halloween - the
faE end q what vas thousand years ago
great fan festival
some of the Ayssic Rites.
In EuglRna ard Scotland especially r.
the Laser country Halloween has long
been GEMS iere3 an oc>ss GA for The fun
Indulgence Of sgperst}t!ous ana foiu.s
stera.y suppressed during fhe ether -
days of he year lis celebration has Been
surrounded by . fully woven web q
faacirui ceservapceS 100 HGuevo-s for n
oiviaQal n7suli3D
HGl tts grand oe5e-i O. a. tne mystic
rites peculiar - HAuowse@ - 80 discover
t&ro-lsh oue er ,HoTs 60 Hu-r s~eas forms q
lsstHaiieD ~&o cpa's future spouse wtll be
GnEuiastsi. - The ej4 sdAxe yaat ADVISES
4ettins t4r4Ts evils AXE c&re - them
s@leNs- yeanE a~epls have from slase IN
nicer ria. fsfased IN tNe o. at 81 t4a.,aw-
~en Au3 er1ss ycre6 - Eet = glimpse &:
she ra&triuanl& fate = sore - 1aesA
Every usa4eTh s~>4rstirs sA1Ta miss
kzews enough infA]lsss a-sthc<8s - at
ts4Aaag 'Ets 90, sct % nave a-w ore fer
90 sTe~y A2l,5~eca ~ aer ..iustsr-
ho,>& stf 81 - rue Agr.ons rsAs,ens
taraag Aeut f-s gsri - Try a. x tze-s.
eTgss year aad ta~s rsn1er lr1a2lsaaaty
sth5 1srs iufsiIs3s
'us et ~ r-ost Popular 80 these slzetA-
SIS ix tev tne astsea - r~iir~ - re- czass p
.a faas.ss~se eE Ia absolute :. eaga = ttss..g
rs sE4.sA Ber2sss-a ST. 4e ax4se ~ ST.
ence Szs-4 Aess}use .1AI xse~s untH tExg as>-
foFe La stro&. % - wAAn sns us4~s .Fsse
sn4. standing ssfsrs . mirror, eat a.. ASoss
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THIS THE LAST DAY OF GRACE.
Delinquent Taxes Cannot he Paid
without Penalties After Todny

To-Day IS the iarr day o. the time grant
= ~ the last legislature Tor the payment
OF delinquent taxes q $50 ard prior years
y h0at - ualti-s Rui hgf : per cent in
teres, As \ consequent tAe county treas
gror - expecting \ great ruSn - ha}afax
taxpayers Yesterday the treaglrer's Of
HcT ~as cro2 I'D from early morning l5H-
III l0rs after ths asia clos ing time and
Thousands = Collars r. cash pAi4 in a.
the cashiers W. low
C@iet DeTa3'v Treasurer Pa&sen szl1 yes
ter3ny evening ma ire esfsfature'x art
haf resulted in fGe -olecfiogl q an ero--
mC27 a1o'Int of Delinquent taxes h,it .ha.
u * "a - impossible - make an accur-
aFS es'lrnat" q the total f7r several weeks
.es
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Ghosts and COLLINS Helm Them
Celebrate Halloween.
SMALL BOYS TAKE A HAND.
Usual Outbreak of Mischief Makers
Keeps Police and Householders
on AIert-Gates Removed, sign
Boards Torn Down aud Fences
DemoIfs ed-Rites of Festival
How Matdens Peer Into Future.

witches ghosts and hobgoblins held high
carnival in Seattle last night in commemo-
ration Of the time -honcred festival Of Hal
Iow4eu that like Christmas. coraes but
once a year and Is no, SO universally well
coined as when the world was younger
and humanity more fond Of playing make
believe" The visitors from the neither
world were actively aided and abatted in
their frolics by the mischief making small
boys, and the usual holiday pranks were
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TO BURN INFECTED TREES.
Inspector brown Condemns n ship
mert From Oregon.

fire If a shipment Of fruit trees sent by
the oregon Wholesale Nursery Company Of
Salem Or. TO e. y. Sandshl. OF this city.
The trees are infected with the wcoiy
anhis. perhaps the worst known fruit Dest
with the exception OF the San Jose scale
Both these pests are expressly rnentioned
in The fruit law of the state. and trees
diseased with them are ordered TO be de-
stroyed
When Mr. Sandahl received the consign-
mert he notified inspector Brown. and re
qlasttd an examination.
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Gov Rcx-rs letter ~ss res'*tves ~ "a
corr nasftse vt1h gY@st enthusiasm &ea i
rerxy was ,.asgx ,eaeSi - Olympia }zss ntghg
naming MeFday November & IS ths 1Ag
On wAt-h The landing - 10 fT0ops &;st
he psssssipai exeass ~ TIE es5rArss,ss. y i.i
take plAsse. zns thanking A,sn ns4Ts e. -
his artiea IN adding &c the pleasure % tssx
coca sen IN he rssEa$T proposed
Gov Rogers Wi. 10 prsssng 10 ssastfe -
thu s.aaaisrv' hellsAy with ats ensa.s ..&1
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IrpTo~ DOES Not KNOW HIM.
English tachtsurnn D~nie. Aranntnf-
anr~ With Thomas Huxh~s

Telegram. was received Yesterday ny
Penney 4 Ste~arf from ~ Ia rs IGp-
tor. n n ser thst E~rt}eruaw Fisr5sfUg4t
any a@1s fga Nnfs~@riflz Thomas y izeA ss
49, EnElis0 i7s~yisfe~ wAs died ~ preys.
a~urs ersFits4 r. fSfx city .sst SATURDAY.
The telegram *ro1n 81 T-o1azs was in
.ec!etRry
Tie -rcsirt - re telegram s.Tpay 49,
- 7C1-~ Envxt@-v - tNe case Hughes
ko-InE njs 8ss{-4gTE. asserted that ~ crsg-
tTlzslv cams - Auertra vgfh Ss- Thomas
L4.tan ka3 II vas Ncr~s Eat ta@ after
gevtEeTsn night t9rr.gs1 f. Sa~wS:te.s SON.
.s~n5n~ rs 1aF~,sE csb ~gra-n vi 10
$3.50 - 3ta,g~-s ms ana .osax ant Efforts
,y.a r. ta 81, nsFa a1l-s-- w&ia 5he asA3 mans
family aT frlsre3s-
SOCIAL 3xnce sorisks A. Ranka ball
TRY Hsfa. Ssssses sew asnsrH rAaA
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$50 REWARD

We will pay $3.50 reward for recovery o.
lot OF carpets stolen from our store 81
First avenue on the night OF October 30
Scatter a. 60.
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RED CROSS welcome badges can be
secured AZ Poxt-IntelIgencer business Of.
fee loo each Everybody should wear
one when the bows come hack
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STATE Of Washington.
Exrcutsv,e Drra-trTr~t.
Op-,rss. Or. 50. 1898.

WM. {, RiNEiYAq1g, ESQ.
Secretary Esceni.o- C'c~,-,ttte<.
Halle Rds. &afti<. Wash:
NJ Is&, Ssr 49, A vs<-y csar-sy
2pfsA tss been exr-esss5 tt2t re
cav OF 9''tach tss Tl-st Harrington
Fotoa;esrs returns te -;xse :eexi
k&iSay: srS fhis ltsxe ecfr--,fres
fe -. 5ar pa-tftss.s- say I xs,.
!sa2v 70 yoor ea-tris:;ee. fo- re
reason tsaf Il rs c-ce4b.y A<tfe- vaxl-
tftsd f. ser tke ttr''r u re regiments
xr-sxa: ;hA~ -, r.qvse't.
7haf fh< &-;->u1ts-se~, LAY r.
rsaSe n fsr-ss - ht - se-pscf. !
Should t~ea' s-ss~;rcs.e.v - as s.7s,-
IS ;>asstAs fsf 5ay sese.-:ea.
Psxss t7fo~--s rsic a. c1ce.
YES <sfrs t-ss.v.
J. K 2CEERS.
Ctsxser77-.
l. =
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HERBERT II. JOY. teacher OF singing
Room 81 Stevens hotel
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MASQUERADE bali Saturday. Noven-
Der Rauke hall.
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Separate Soul From Body.

By the a-Supsrstitious belief that
savoes somewhat OF Theosophy is enter
,alned. It IS that by great effort a true
believer in the supernatural may separate
his soul from his body and send the form
er away on any errani desired. and may
converse face 10 face with witches. ghosts
and ether inhabitants OF the middle world.
Perhaps this explains why Young America
Will this morning be able TO prove that his
material body was lying asleep IN bed
when his fathers neighbor from ever the
Nay comes TO accuse him Of participating
In the surreptittous removal of his front
gate, ana brings eve witnesses
II was IN the removal % gates. tearing
down of sign boards and destruction Of
fences that the small boys OF Seattle chief
~ distinguished themselves last night.
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The ad3utan. general has already written
10 regard 90 accommodations for the party.
and this matter s. row IN tn. hands q the
reception committee.
Definite authoritative Information was
received a. COMMITTEES hea &quarters yes-
terGay that tne Olympia hrass aan6 viii
atso be here for me celebration, ar4 ne
band 0. the Sam T. Shaw Company. with
Is fling an engagement at the Third AVE-
rue thsa;sr. has donated It's services for
the great parade
Col. Whoiiey has been already Transferred
90 another field. ard 50 cannot oe mere
with his Old regiment next week The
troops VIII be accompanied by Lieut. Col
William J. Fife. who was second II CON-
rnand throughout the regiments term OF
service.
Details Of Comm tttee Pians.
One thousand yards OF bunting OF the IA
t.onal colors will be used in the decoration
Of Denny hotel, where the luncheon 70 the
soldiers viii be given Monday noon BY the
ladies o. the Red Cross Society, fortson
Relief Corps the Women's Relief Corps
o. the Grand Army and the ladies' OF me
city and where the reception takes place
Monday evening. The tickets Of admission
to the luncheon viii be inscribed
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ana comb hsr hair. L is said that Il the
expertmentsr does not see Ter future hus-
band locking over the shoulder OF her i'm
age IN the mirror she is destined 20 b an
cid maid.
Another method equally uncanny Is for
the inquirer TO wet the sleeve CT a shirt
before retiring and hang il before the
fire 10 dry. TIE superstition IL that az
midnight, IL the inquirer is not asleep she
Will see the apparit,on OF her future hus-
band appear and turn the sleeve Of the
garment. There are numerous other WAYS.
such as walking backwards down the cellar
steps. mirror in hand: throwing bits cf
paper. each bearing letter CT the alpha
bet, into a bowl full OF water before re-
firing; pulling a cabbage stalk in the dark
ness: eating an apple and counting the
seeds: and burning nuts on the hearth,
each named for some swain and all have
their ievotees.
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secured at Ksss late ssncex business -
sce te% %sea Ser 1c1v snaG4S ~xAr
saA ~ sz Ike ecys came easG
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-01

], y. Hoge. fr., was delegated 10 confer
with the chief OF police and with the Dem
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-01

At the meeting - the executive commit
tee last evening Secretary Stewart r
Smith presented n communication received
hv ". Y Rnshart. r.. from GGv. Rogers
announcing tina governors intention ~ an
nounoing "a state holiday 81 honor o. he
soldiers return. Gov. Rogers letter Is as
follows