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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Jan. 2.-Cattle-The graded.
choice and IA, sold readily at last weeks
advance while offerings which were light
In weight We're loo lower Fancy cattle. sezl
s. 10, choice steers, $AseQy5-3y medium steers
N.s0al $40: beef steers. &414.S5; stockegs aud
feeders. sS.2satiS3, bulls, s. 5GQi.z5 cows
and heifers, s3.soGl4: Western fed steers 81
I5.0: Texas steers. 2.7sGf5 %; calves, 30
ua2s.
Hogs-There was an active demand for
hogs. Fair to choice s. s2fxfl3 IS, packing
lots. s3.5oa3.s0; mixed $s.55&ls, slte; butch
ers. 8.Sps.szts: light. ASo3,55ts: pigs.
So. f0u3. 30.
Sheep-The trade in sheep was fairly
active and prices stood the strain of Hh-
erai offerings much better than expected.
Lambs made up a large proportion OF the
offerings and In some instances showed Il
decline OF toe Poor 20 prime sheep
brought sesa425; yearlings, s. ioe5a IS; com
mon Texas lambs 81. 554fs IS.
Receipt--Cattie. 1900, hogs, 4onoa;
sheep. a.oo0.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Jan. S.-Cattle--Reeeints. .seD
head: market steady. Native beef steers.
S9fd.i0: Western steers. 81 eeef4 -. Teyas
steers. S.eosfs.20: cows and heiferx Sasf4;
Gamers. 81 2s6f3: stockers and feeders g. Is
e. %: calves. s.. se1s.75: bulls and stays.
Tfogs-Receip.s 500 head. market was
shade lower. Heavy 81 s5gfs sT,7: mixed
g .aet3 -; light. ss.seFi3s2ss: bulk OF sales.
sheep-Receipts. :. 80 head: market was
steady. Fair to ehosc~ ns,svfa 81 -6fY4 q
fair TO choice Westerns s3saef4. ea-rrnon
and stock sheep. 81 75ff2 So. lambs. Aqs
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<s7E 81 RFHt0R COURT OF THE
So ~ Washington in ard for the
go q klug In Probate Ia the
s.s.s 9. TIE AssAte ~ Joan EFau.T. de-
n sn5sEstsees having Aeef appointed
- seSYe court sxpssssFix q the issl
uz..s sss'aae ~ - john Brausr. de-
srsa.s ga &atihs f8iy 0uaafsei IS ssch
sSs.s ksYs~ UatlCe IN al persons having
s =. sSaiTsi sae ssis deceased or axasnst
ss.ss - nfeaeri them wish the peosAsr
sSh.H ene year from the date
a. Ss3 - tn@ undersigned al her
n ssssie, W. ~ F'efitsus kwanua.
8 " sSaiEEz1r. r. - forever barred
y sassp PAULINE BGArER.
= ia - ~ fAst VIII ard Testament
49, bTanse Deceased
- 9. g. 70 cagtcn January 20 issa
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n eITT OF sEATTLE-city Treas
SNrs Notice

II ETH CF SkAIlLE-4S5ty Treas
Sprs Notice.
Sss,es = hsreby given that the 4th an
- mDt&Iimsnt of local Improvement
So5a No. ~ for the Improvement of
- Street. In the City Of Seattle. from
a. nnsth line of Renton Hill Addition
3 rnmfngton avenue. under the pro-
e6G1 ii ordnance No. s.5l7. which pro-
- ~ the Improvement OF said street
r GeeinG the same and constructing
fsuGiks On beth sides thereof. and pre-
|N1hy for the payment therefor In In
IHuaHts and establishing q fund for
- rwymsrt by the ievying and colIec-
- II sDssiai assessments upon the prop
|eH bensased by the Improvement, and
mF56ing Tor tie issuance Of bonds as
t1(hse3s1d BY an act Of the Legislature
n ~ state OF Washington, approved
Dkh ID. l592. and under the provisions
4 nrdiEAnce Nc. 3,sis. approved May 18th,
~ - amended BY ordinances No. 3,440.
qprosed July ilth 1884. and the City
|fErsF ~ amended ard now in force.
~ beer duly certified 10 me for coffee.
r.. ~ tbs respective sums therein
1R1ed and levied against each parcel
- i0s ct lard. and part thereof. In said
fufyirf IN payment OF such instailment
seams unpaid. and the same. including
AfiAi3est On the whole amount charged.
~ y pAfd on or before the 18th day OF
lAFsary iseo Unless payment be made on
~ iastnllMent on or before the 18th day
Z YpsFHarY. 1868. tho same shall become
6foqu1nt ard shali bear interest al the
~ & per cent. per hnnum, until paid.
utH Get paid before said time. a penalty
4 ~ 90 pr cent. shall be added, and
~ Mns delinquent shall be entered on
~ eaeual tax roll for the current year
sGA each lot and parcel OF land. and
ykAsreef, 40 delinquent. and with the
bt and penalty shall be collected a.
A1441es, together with such additional
49, or penalties as are authorised to
NSked and collected on other deiff-
ssstt taxes. and each lot or parcel OF land
ht&nfnent shall be sold for the amount
~ assessment. with interest, pen-
~ ~ costs. IN the manner provided by
~ A. II. FOOTE.
gHf Treasurer OF the City of Seattle.
Dae Of ist publication. january 18th.
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General Quotations.
-Four Receipts, Fg.1 barrels. eYnor.x
y sys: market active on spring vhea. va
rietses quiet otherwise; Minnesota pat
eats & F@xt -
heaf-fs~s.espss ~ SO nysshel~. .w-
ports N>SsIF bushels. spot, firm No. Z
red ssz.c, T. o ,. Options opened strong
and. considering the handicap ~ sp%esgla
tive apathy. maintained 1s0ilish position,
Mi day. sentiment arnong the ira o. receive
"a an Impulse srozs sfockss English cables
ard cYeAfances favored the long s41e auA
toward tire ransr compelled \ Vigorous
covering % sAorss tEzf mate a.al prices
stop az i'.Gss4c ne, advance. anss the rtysse
steady: March closed AZ 7gsse. May closed
1T SC
svossr-stsaSy.
f4ops-r-rm-
tcrse-0ptsors opened steady aus TN
changed 70 poInts loser: sales go says
Including February Axe Nareh. Sc
Afsvil & sc SPOT Rio. nozninai No 2 tns
voice sAs. No : 5oo9snE. Tsxc. raitd. au.-
ct C0-siosa, sszsEfc,
Sugzr~Raw, Qgs~t. fair refining. sc:
centrifugal. 81 test. CSC: refined. aa.e.
Metals.
Pig srnr.-~warrsrts SSa
sspp-y-~I4axs. 81. -sExlS-Ss
T1n-Sss Sssszs
<aeitev-ys 7sssss -
Leat-sA-rasa--.s. 80. -.s arn that exes
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THE Wool MARKErs.


LONDON, Jan "a; the wcei auc-
ton safes s~3ay there were r.aa- hsses
offered. and there was a fa.l attendance
OF h1ysrN Bidding was active and prices
Of 4 hardening tendency. A seed casa-
sogua MAS offered
Medium and good rnsrfras were well rep
resented. the bulk Of them gong 10 Ger
many. Fire crc.s hresss slips and me
asuu Socd Sveassss were IN uacisrata
supply.
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PORTLAND, Jan. N-Tns local market
sas~ed bur little change today, IN spite
OF the fact thai better prices prevailed
abroad FGfty-nsEe cents Was srll Qu0ted.
and N soru< cases &c was pad, for WaisA
Aalas. with valley Qa4es At si0Ssc, And
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THE COTTON MARKETS..


New York.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2-.-Eastca, STEADY.
srsii.iag- sssc.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. .s.-Sa.saa. arm.
fniadlng. Exn.
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WASHINGTON. ian. 1-To<isy-x state
mens Of the condition 90 the treasury
SHOWS.
Available cash balance ........, fssi sl- -
COO reserve .....@...........,..... s9Att4 %
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Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was easy. Creamery l3uisc;
dairy, ilsli6c.
Eggs-Steady. Fresh, Ice
Cheese-Steady. Creamery. aI2Giic.
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CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-Higher Ga ies from
Liverpool and nervousness on LIE par OF
the Saorts started wheat May opened =
ussc higher a; si2siasc and made a fnI sher
advance during The next few minutes
Wall street securities were active a. ever.
and showed the same Remarkable tendency
80 Tor some weeks back. The wheat sp&ca-
sators here could rot help being Influenced
baaaiShly by such an exhibition or unex-
plainabse strength and as the session ao-
yanced she market became very stgong-
The worlds shipments Of wheat 20 Europe
last week amounted TO ., 4ooseso bushels and
ali but ,IN 10 OF that vas from American
ports The visible supply increased 500
bushels whereas an increase OF lsAN;en
bushels had been expected.
Daring the afternoon the Indications
were very apparelx that Eastern operators
with stock market profits were buyers OF
whoa, here. May went up - .susssse and
closed strong at &c buyers
An Increase in speculation and a dees1-
edly firm undeytone were the developments
in corn, which were attributed directly to
The rapid pace Of the New York stock
market The great strength OF wheat near
the close caused an excess OF energy TO be
displayed in the buying of corn and the
close was at the top OF the day. gain OF
lc-
Oats shared In the general bullish feeling
that prevailed on the floor. May advanced
&c.
The strength in grains and buying de-
vsioped strong under.one in provisions
The offerings were readily absorbed ard
the session ended with ar advance all
around. l2i1c in pork. TIC In lard and DC in
ribs
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|DMrE TO CONTRACTORS ersib,ic-
- ttfeet. East Republican Street ana
49, connecting streets. avenues and
Aaxss sewer Improvement.
Nauce z hereby given that sealed pro-
- vin be received by the undersigned
eFsAsy q the hoard of public works OF
q ~ Of Seattle ,sp to O'Clock o, M.
|Nxday. February 2. isss. for the I'm
femens OF Republican street. East Re-
[fsssAa street and other connecting
Ssrss avenues ana alleys by construct
~ ~ sewer aiene said streets between
@iafs. together with all necessary
- wyes manholeg, iampholes. ven
-. flushing tanks and catch basins
NNNGsd ns ordinance No ssis9. creat-
Sks ifnpre nSnsnt district No Is5 and
4enrdancc with tho pans and speei-
rs now on file I'm the cffice Of the
es rssblic works.
- bid must be- accompanied BY n eer-
- check. payable to the order Of the
~ 3mgtToEer. for rsTfn not less than
r~r cent. Of the bid. ana no bid
- - = considered unless accompanied 10y
- check
= sacceasf,si bidder will be required 60
- INTO a contract and furnish satls-
@Ary bend for the amount required by
Naty charter ard the law. OF The state
J sstln ktou. within ten DAYS after bee
8 sessa~d OF the award OF the contract
a.m. failing 20 do 50. the said check
= NE amount fixed therein viii he for
~ se the city. No person Is e.lg!sy'e
esseer who has within two years
70 me letting Of said contract made
2ssss ~ Payment OF any tust c,ai-rs
e sfS werk er labor performed or any
- ~ material furnished pursuant "a
~ sash contract as herein advertised. or
- - within said two years failed TO CONF
fss any such contracts
!, @scsai attention Il called ia article kill
Ir city charter az now In force reIat-
"a 70 hours OF labor" ana TO article
- section 81. suits ] and 2. relating 10
lis and suref,ps
- board Of p'hlis works reserves the
~ rrtect Anss ard a.! max
sssussssAse ftsft-, he Endorsed on envelope.
- or Republican street sewer inn
~ 'Faer q tbs board OF public works.
- PRANK fEsf-Sp$ Secretary
.Atc 81 hrsi publication, January "a 1874
80 --.-+
$3.50 ~ CONTRACTORS Notice r.
ssss given nat sealed proposals Will
= ,vFFsre - the undersigned secretary
g.. 1aara 81 public works. az the
o ssat'le. ssp to "a o'clock n N
A,.sssssx February !. fSaa Cor an am
.s.seee Tor the health t.gsa rtr,eut Ssfs
: , sse - - modern and complete
VERY particular
=. sssd hidS waR =, submitted 70 the
-. SsSaSfl WIN ~nservess the right to re-
snr and az hifs
sssss az tic board ns rsyhlia works
FRANK of.ESoN
an. Secretary.
- ~ Nrst rssAt'lcast stem January - zsaa
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san rnAxCIsCO Markets.


San FRANCISCO Jan. 1.-Ths wheat
market was nruser. sro< unchanged: fu-
lures asghsr: baysrs more active. bsrisy
items were.
Four-Sst cash far family extras. Ais5
Wh s-1]ss sssras' siis fer No. and
nnA9l-Iss for choice. milling. aLa
nsrieY-reed. a-egi.s..: brewing. nom
Oats Peer e fair. nzgl, III; sooa 20
choice. q ay7f szzsza, fancy feed. 81 I'll:
gray. s 20 = = Milling. soi s. sar ,
LIS. red. Nss<51ss.
Flour, quarter sacks, $50, Oregon. g. 20.
Washington. ala. wheat !. centxis. Is..
WASHINGTON, lseso. barsey. csntAls; 20;
tneton, i-s0: beans. sacks. IS: Eastern.
ilsss. potatoes, sacks, asa. Oregon. "a.
onions sacks a. bran. sacks. Washing
$40. oregon. 100: wool. bales. i9. Washing
ton. 90; hides. number. 3as4. wine. gallons.
ss.Ao. brandy. gallons. 2.si5.
Ciosiax oaptattoss.
Wheat-Firm. May, N.I7A.
CoEE--LArge yellow. tile.
Wool and Hops-
Wool-Spring. Nevada, lo0lsiyc. Eastern
Crsson. luQlSc: valley, Oregon. l5Ui.c;
fan. Northern mountain. 81 lac, mountain
lllinS, t1fscs san Joaquin plains. .2lec;
Hunacosdy aud Mendoeino $uIjc.
Hops-Crop OF isss. I2sIiTc.
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING. s-1g2f. bran. $2o.5o
Asl-ssB per ton.
Hay-W heat, x4aiz; wheat ana cat. SO
Ole. best barley, Sisui4; alfalfa. $l. s00
E-sa. straw, per bale, eO4 s5c.
P9tatoes-Early Rose, N.lel1l5 River
Burbanks, 15c4si. sweet. H.55.
fegsta5les-Siiyer skin onions s9030e In
Guiding Oregon, garlic sSjGo, green peas.
csc; string beans, sGIoc per pound. torna-
toes 81. SAILS per box; eggplant. i5c; chill
green peppers. 90oc. mushrooms, 2Ut0c
per box.
Fruit-Appies, choice. 81: common. SOC:
oranges. nayels, 81. 5,1s.5a Mexican lines.
repack. &.ss97: common California lem
ons, ssczsSi .. choice California lemons
050u2; bananas, N25Gg90 per bunch:
pneapples. seS4.0 per dozen.
Butter-Fancy creamery 24c; do seconds,
2lalZ5c, fancy dairy l2c; do seconds Is7ac:
picked. lsstabc. firksn. isalar
cream cheddar. IlGl2c; Young America.
i2asi3c; Eastern. i2lsgis,ac: Western. l2@
12Iac.
EEgs-s,ore. s7assc: fancy ranch. 2saslc;
Eastern. 2afia5c.
Poultry-Turkey gobblers. l2disc per
pound; turkey hens. I.1f3c old ROSTERS.
4h45e: large broilers $5eiS; fryers, ssas. 50:
hens. S,.d6.5o: geese. So per pair; old
pigeons. 81: young pigeons, Sa9e2 g.
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the selling price Tor miners and xaelsers
quotes lead at q IT the close
The Visible supply.

:.
grain in store and asaoat on Sasgresay
January Il as complied by shS New York
produce exchange, is as fellows:
wh~as-&z-5a0 bushels; increase. $50
60 bushels
Corn-Kesl. oae bushels: increase. $50 ass.
Oass-&2 ~ AN bushels: Increase s,sNa.
Rye ~ 80 bushels. increase isSea
BAriey-3As.6le bushels, decrease 49, 40
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TODAY's WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Portland. Jan- 8. lSas.
Probably occasional rain.
Z. 8, Department OF AGRfCJlIr
TCRE, WEATHER BUREAU.
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BOSTON, Jan. 2-CaosinS:
Or. Short L.ne Is Butte & Eostcn SD
boston 4 A1n ~ Parrot 1900. 81
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club. -. Ne. I blueasem. &C; milling. Ne.
cab. SIC. No. ns1esrem, Sc
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Legs Superior quality. per NJ, No. sir.
sssls -: merchandise ar. tASsssa 40. Nc
cedar s6Sss coFnsnon. pvT NJ sssSSsss
spyssce logs. e. 81. cellar single oaiss s. >
Ssss
l~r TmnsAer~-Rough. &. thsSk ansSh. sAra
faced one or tws sides ( - ard - zEleesss
wide, gaafsn lengths - 10 Is ssss, special
lengths sec per II extra 0s}s~aHch MBs=A,
s1sss1s aii vertical sgsssfa. - fer NJ extra
Flooring dressed ans matched SyGW@l
stock acMrsss s-jnch- ssl3s. ssAkEca. s. s.ss
* -, .aGnca, StsSsl9 Fencing Ne. ~
s-tush ragsA s., NJ, 3 s.. 50 ceAaaei
rustic. es ssFep siding weight z0ssa iss4 81
9ls F1r tsgnasr ;s.!SsS an3 ss,snt.ttss.
rssAxf1. s. .eests: : s = s. 5s45Ss ;.
SafA.l4 Rax ssssagsss is~iHca ard gp sl1
Washlassen Res cesssr Se.araseer- Fosga.
sSgss; hx~et siding wesgAs NE RS. sIsS l5.ss !,
ce1l.nx, we1sAts Mes, /. : ard 5. Ss-taeh.
lNs rs NaS J. &ri ;. S-3aeG. 10
VS. Sizstse, wasrscossnz. s5Ss&t. gs1stic, e.
fsgs, ~ ehtnxses. N.-& STANDARD shiasses.
s. n. s-o~sncs nHa~h ~ - zr5 Is sess. Is
go. th.zk nr.sA. s@S5s. cs7zr squares, :.
) ana e sses. s<ssza; pszsrfs4 H.
ksln-ar.e>a. s. n aSsaszes 9! gTssa- nrzv-
age. $40
4
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Green Fruit tlobasnr) Oranges.
seedlings. 81 @s4Sisos sAvais. 81 1919
lemons. ssEas, apples. fancy. ssscsfft. IS Per
bananas. s&s per bunch aFaU6eFFteS s.
per hai. s. per bex: California " bite i1gs.
layers 1918 box 80. ia-Iss carton BOX.
SNs California Black riSs ssztA h.exes.
81 a. SMYRNA ffxs &c per a. new oates,
Il Nc sweet apKsle elAeF Z ner Hgllon.
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SHOES

are no longer In harmony with colorcd
dresses, but rather i'm contract as white
canvas or kid, or black patent leather are
the prevailing fancy For every day use,
tan shoes cannot be displaced and for
evening, black, beaded patent leather
slippers either with or without a strap
and a small, Hat ribbon bow are the
correct style. Fannie Field.
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A Qualifying Afterthought,

The man who uses slang has been re-
Heving his mind al libitum concerning
his boarding place. lie had been en-
gagged in the vain but common struggle
TO make up by emphasis of speech for
deficiencies in elegance.
II am surprised to find YOU going ON
at this rate commented his listener
ut was only a short time ago that you
were loud in praises Of your boardinE
place"
"Whcn did l say anything in praise of
it?"
"Shortly after you moved there And I
must say I never regarded you as man
whose opinions would vary from day to
day. You have hitherto stood by your
sentiments after you once expressed
them"
'Was l ever enthusiastic about that
boadring place.
Yes | remember your exact language.
You said it was "a peach
"Sure?'
"l'm positive"
well, if said it, Ill stand 10y il, But
don't you forget this, There are peach
es and peaches. There are fresh peaches
and canned peaches and dried peaches.
And there amt anything, I'm my opinion,
more irritating a-d uEpalatable than a
dried peach. I won't lCtract what | said
I'm the first place. IT'S a peach all right,
But II isn't a thing but one of the kind
that has had all the goodness extracted
from Il completely and forever dc
troit Free Press.
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Fourth of July is always a great
event at Preston Park and this year
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Movements of People

Mrs. c. W. Fulton and son are in the
Adirondacks.
MIR, r. E. Nettleton and family are at
Asbury Park.
az Ober!in -.
Mr. owen Irish ana family are at Eliz-
abcthtOWn, ". Y.
Misses Elizabeth and Grace Sanderson
are At Ocean Grove.
Mrs. G, B. Scott is spending the sum
mer at Ocean Grove,
Mr. and Mrs. w. u. Kennedy spcrt the
past week at Preston Park.
Dr. and Mrs. q, w, Roberts viii take
"A European trip this summer.
Miss Josephine Lees will spend part
~ her vacation at Lake Winpld.
Mrs. Eaton and Miss Eaton, Of Ter
wick spent a dag here this week.
Miss l'rederika Derman has gone 10
Detroit to remain for several weeks.
Miss SerYoss, who mas been the guest
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After all it isn't the clothes, it isn't
the money nor the popularity that can
make q good time for the summer girl
or any other girl. The whole secret Hes
within herself She can find flaws in
everything even i'm the ocean or the
tall pines rising like the straight young
figure Of the summer girl herself. She
can complain bitterly because the party
took this boat or that particular drive
and make all the others wish they had
never been born, or she can overlook
the small discomforts for the fortnight
or the three months when things are
different from the perfect arrange
mcnts at home, and she can be so
utterly charming in her sweet temper
and merry face that the good times will
simply hover in her vicinity not only
through the summer but the winters Of
life.
The experience of the average wO-
man is not such as to lead her to aC-
Cept the popular theory of the utter
wretchednesS endured by husbands and
fathers during the summer fitting of
the feminine members of the family.
Men seem to be able to manage very
well .at these times and it is to be
doubted whether they do not enjoy that
sort of a vacation as much as their
wives do the outing in the country or at
the shore. This knowledge. however,
secretly entertained, isn't a special
source Of delight to the absent ones.
! They mourn because poor John is grub
| bling away in the hot Office and yet
they don't relish the thought that he
may be enjoying his solitude notwith-
| standing the grubbing. Women are
| queer. Saucy BcsS.
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A Case in Point.

WHO says the Spaniards are poor
maTksmen?'
"\Vho SAYS Il? Everybody says II.
They've proved il themselves, haven
thev?"
"Oh. | don't know, Cervcra seems to
have made a hit with the officer I'm charge
OF the United States Naval academy all
right. t."-Cleveland Leader.
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PINK

used with this costume, was an ivory
white fancy straw, with lace and pink
roses twisted together, supplemented by
crushed roses under the brim, a white
silk parasol with sprays of flowers, en-
broidered In pink silk on each rib, and
pink ribbon bow on handle, completed 4
most charming toilette.
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Mr.. George Smithing is in Detroit,
Mich.
w. s. Iuslandcr esq, IS at Dalton for
the season.
Mrs. JOHN Ryman OF Dallas, was in
town yesterday.
MIR. James 4. Lansing and family are
at Block Island.
Mr.. n. q. Robertson and family arc OF
Annagansett. l.. ].
Mr.. G. l.. Griffin and family spent the
Fourth at Lily Lake.
Miss Cora Dickson srcnt the past few
days at Preston Park,
Miss Jennie Howell is at the Wilburton-
blythe -Soa-Spring lake.
DR.. w c. Fulton's family IS summer
ing at Rowaytou Conn.
Mr.. D. H. Taylor and family spent the
Fourth at Harvoys Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs 4. II. Parrott were at
Wavcrly over the Fourth.
Mr. Arthur Lee and family are enjoy
| inC a soiourn on the coast Of Maine.
| Mrs Emma Spencer and Mrs. Nelson
! LaBar and daughter are at Lake Ariel
Mrs NJ. NJ. TorrCy and Miss Margaret
| 'rorrcy are spending the summer at Lake
| Winola
DR.. and Mrs. G. W. Roberts spent the
| Fourth at Colonel SchOOnmakcr's home
| at Elmhurst
Mrs John Rafter. Miss Laura Z. Raf.
| ter, Mrs II. NJ. Treadwcll and ii. A.
| Van Horn were registered at the St
! Denis, i'm New York city, this week
Rev. c. w Welsh is in York, Ia.
Digby Bell. the celebrated comedian
accompanied by his friend, John Chic
Of New York, ran up on their wheels
yesterday from TObyhanna, where they
are summerng and had lunch at tho
Jermyn
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OF course if you really try you can
be so very agreeable. so vastly enter
tanning with your accomplishments,
your conversational powers, your Clev-
ernoss and unfailinR good humor that
you will have enough invitations to
summer homes to last the round year
but that is another story.
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of Scranton frionls. will return to her
homc in Brooklyn, today.
Mrs. Is. II. Pratt, Mrs. ]. n. Phelps
and daughters and Miss Katherine
Pratt are at Block Island.
Mr.. Cephas Rosser, of Nanticoke, is
spending a few days with his uncle, Rev.
Or. Prosser. of East Market street
Mrs. A. de Follot of Brooklyn n. "
has Joined her husband in this city ana
they have taken uD their residence at
40 Adams avenue.
Miss Fordham has gone to Greenwich,
Conn. with a Carhondals PARTY, inClud-
ing DR.. and Mrs. Stot,, Mrs. Jadwin and
Mrs. Willis Mauviile.
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Ladies' Shirt Waists.

See our fine display Saturday, Spe-
cial reduction in prices.
~ Mears & Hagen.