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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-02

OLYMPIA. July Miss Ley Ham m
Mrs; A. l. sutton :. o.... -.
conferred the degree o. D. D. upon Rev.
s. O. Suiisger. Of this city.
Miss Hattie LohF. after two years ABB
.na 3 ss e for seM days win
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Lohr.
After an absence OF six weeks In New
no.k ana M, o, letp,n.a nome cues
Mss Florence snodErass. Of vaneouver.
Wash. Is visiting with Mr.. and Mn. Alec
Mrs. ). C. Mccar.y i. visiting with her
danxh,sr. Ass h-E. Stevens at Union
the m,asummer open meeting Of the
day evening In the basement OF ST. Johns
church. Besides the membership Of the
Euterpe Club there were present the Wo-
hsrins in ali ALL aboa, one hundred. The
room was Handsomely decorated with
roses. anemones, tea vines and other now
white and green. A charming programm
was rendered on the occasion and light
refreshments were served.
Miss Jeanette Thompson Is visiting with
friends at Victoria. b. c.
Miss Irene Duncan. OF Chicago, niece OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Oh. Scohey. arrived from
there last Sunday. but passed on 10 Seat
before returning 20 Olympia
Miss Mabel Brouner ieS, on Tuesday for
San Francisco. where she Will visit with
B ss Was joined At Tacoma BY Mss Mss
Jennie Miller. formerly o! this city. who
will also visit N the California metropolis.
o'Bannon were tho hlsh contracting
parties I'm one OF the pretflest weddings
on "Wednesday THAI Olympia has seen.
The ceremony occurred At II o'clock in the
Central Baptist church. and Rev. A. @.
6awin conducted the nuptlai ceremony be-
fore an audience of friends Of the young
peop.e that crowded the church. The
occasion. OF especial note were the two
handsome norai arches al the entrances
TO the ehanrei. and the elegant forai bell
composed ~ white roses and beneath
which the young couple we're made one
just at high noon TWO little misses in
white. Elsie porah and Ruth Sawin. en-
tered and proceeded down the right aisle
ssrewed roses. Ia the air Of the wedding
march, with Miss Alice sypher AT the or
gan. followed the bridesmaid. Miss Rena
oBsBnon. on the arm Of tie groonfsman,
Clark Savdxe Then came the bridal ccu-
pie. The party paused under the coral
bell, ana here the beautiful ceremony was
performed Both parties are well known
young people Of Olympia
Miss Helen Rogers. daughter 81 Gov.
and Mrs. j. h. Rogers reiarned ON We'd
she has completed a two-years course.
Misses Ethel and Eva Scott. CT Whatcom.
are visiting with frienrs In this city.
THE Misses Jaisa ana Edith cavanansh
entertained IN honor Of Their friend Miss
Grace Strange. Of Menasha. Wis. on We'd
resasy afternoon. Prizes were awarded
fer guessing The contents 81 the greatest
number Of packages wrapped up and neat
In tied. Mrs. Lang was tSe recipient 81
the FIRST prize and Miss Nina Kaufman the
second prize. The rooms were fassesusfy
decorated with red. pink ami cream roses.
After music and games the guests were
Invited 70 the dining room. which was a
perfect hoser OF dainty vines and mar
ssserttss, where delicious refreshments
we're served.
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was quite largely attended, . nu1nsef com
ing from Seattle.
Mis- Mary Hoilock. one Of the puoaic
school teachers. was run over ny. bicycle
Il sole 10 be about again
The w. C. T. Z. social - the rauona9e
lawn Friday evening Was q decided sncoess
ii every particular
Mrs. J, p Gordon left this week f0 IN
extended visit 70 Complex. B. c.
reside at Hamilton. = Visiting In bAHafo
this week
Mrs. Luther Mann entertained her sister.
Mrs Hawkins. OF Seattle. Saturday.
Mrs.. r. A. Prayer, q teacher In the punhc
school. left Wednesday Tor Hood River.
Or. where she win spend the vacation with
Mr. Prayers relatives.
Ms P;anso a teacher In the public
schools. with Mss Smith viii leave fc-
morrow by steamer, 70 attend the Nationai
E9ucasi0 Association at Los Angeles
Miss La veura Boynston returned 90 nef
home in Anacortes Thursday. Ma . h.
Beach Of this city. accompanied her Tor a
yisG among friends
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. NJ Ray, and Mss lola Bond isfI yes.
teriay for Port Madison for an outing OF
several days.
Mrs. Judge Scott. of Seattle. was visiting
Mrs c. G Siarrup Wednesday.
The fraternai orders OF Ballard expect TO
be well represented in Seattle on the
Fourth.
Mrs Brooks. Miss Plants. Mrs. and the
MAses Hopkins and s. w. Preston and
wife went 70 Port Orchard last Monday on
The excursion Of the Trinity church people
Miss Iottie Lyle. who was four years old
Friday last. entertained her young friends
on that afternoon.
Mrs. J. ii. Halnes and daughter. OF Seat
tie, were visiting friends and relatives In
Ballard Friday.
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sNOE0MFsu. JgIy Mrs J. " Hicks
visited her husband at Clear Lake Sunday
Rsy ana Guy Stryker came down from
Skykor9ish Saturday. where they asve been
for the past month.
NJ -ss naser and Mss VFoornaE, Of Ever
cit, spent last suncsy with Mrs. j. Fl.
Plasks.t.
Thomas Arno3a. who has been Attending
shs academy. returned TO his home In Ed
rnonds Monday.
Miss sue Randall. 81 Everett. was n
Sunday guest ef Mrs. psasseft'$ last week.
Mr.. Ceel Ferguson vas n Seattle visiting
last week
a " Trassr made business trip up
sgom Seattle this week.
Mr. aud Mrs Lot wsisgr were SEATTLE
us tors Monday and TUESDAY.
NJ WIZ Perry IL IA town srom Cess
county, fI visiting Mr.. FL SxaGxs
The usw Baptist minister, r. 8 Rore~s
MI deliver ai= arst sermon at the church
sunday rau~I3Eg
Mr. Asa Hnfcs4ns returned Monday from
Idaho. where aa has been attez9.nx school
Cor ire rsss year
J. H. Sayier. O. Everett. rna6. a sass-
nsss trip 80 :ae city Nesnssisy-
J w Hal was q Seattle PASSENGER
Wednesday attesnoa-.s
Mrs H. c. Hasea. .scconpanie ~ her
aAaGh.srA = n toUA &re0 0nlxo.Woofo1
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SOCIETY NOTES FROM BALLARD.

BALLARD. July L-Comrade G. ].
Beard, Of Dayton. Wash. who has been
visiting friends I'm Ballard. returned home
the first OF the week.
at the aid that met with Mre Ed Kelly
Wednesday The next meeting win be at
Mrs. Farrell's, just across Salmon bay.
Mr.. c. W. Howev Is at home 10 spend the
Fourth with hts family
Miss Es.ella Tyler. who has just closed
her second term In the Ballard schools
returned 10 her home near Olympia Wed
neTday.
Mr. and Mrs A. Lake. OF Muskegan.
Mich, are visiting the family OF David
Thomas this week.
The ladies' aid Of the Presbyterian church
met with Mrs. w. II. Peter Wednesday.
Refreshments were served.
The Degree OF Honor entertained their
visiting friends at the close OF the lodge
"Wednesday evening. Ice cream. cake and
coffee were served. A number were here
from Seattle.
Miss Mamie Keene and Miss Baker OF
Seatsi~. were visiting in ballard Wednes-
day.
Airs J. d Evans. Of California. is spend
ing the summer with her son. J. D. Brit
ten. and family.
Hon. r. $. Thorn MAYER Of Aberdeen.
of W H. Peter Mr. Thorp was a delegate
Il, the e. A r enca mpment-
Mrs. w. II Lake returned home Satur-
dav after a years visit with friends and
relatives in Canada.
Mr. Frank Tnmlinson. who IS temporarily
employed a. Paradise lake. paid his family
a living visit last Sunday.
Tn. Good Templars turned on. en- rnaSse
last Wednesday and gave Dave Harvey and
been prepare. ami the evening spent very
pleasantly inderd.
The hall given by the Ballard baseball
ntne Friday evening n the Athletic haii
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The Nfsees Haftfa ana Emma Perkins.
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ABERDEEN July Mrs. D. H. Null
len returned home from the c. e conven-
hon. which Vas held IN Seattle ln9 week.
ter tn Seattle this week
Mrs. NJ r. Sherwood entertained num-
nsr OK friends al luncheon Thursday IN
honor Of Mss Claire Weafherwu.
Mrs. Ida Wheeler visited in Ncnsesano
this week among friends.
Miss Alice K.iierman. Of Efyua. arrived
in Absrdeen Monday 10 visit with her sis
Tuesday evening was the scene % an
enjoyable dancing party ~ the home OF
MIS- ]. u. Lowry and Miss Nellie Lowry.
when they entertained about twenty young
couple.
Mrs Ellen Mcdonald returned TO Seattle
after two weeks visit with her sister.
Mira Lee WEIGH.
Rev o. A. smith made v.si. to Everett
On Monday.
Miss Elsie Robertson. Of Seattle. IS visit
ing in Aberdeen.
place last Thursday at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. d. @ BFfen, when their daughter.
Mas Nina Green, was married 10 Mr..
Jesse NcGaney, OF Cosmopo.is. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev Oscar A.
Smith. Only the immediate friends Of the
family were present. TIE house was
beautifully decorated for the occasion with
roses and pot,ed plants. The bride was
dressed in a neat changeable silk. trim
med with white roses, and wore roses in
her hair and held bouquet in her hand.
After the ceremony was performed al sat
doNr to a splendid wedding breakfast.
The bride and groom were the recipients
OF many valuable presents. The bride was
one Of Aberdeens most popular young la
dies. while the groom IS among the most
popular of the young men Of Cosmopoiis.
The newly married couple left on the noon
train for Sound cities on = wedding tour.
and upon their return win reside at Co.'S
mopolts. Those present ~ the marriage
were: Mr.. and Mrs. d. OBrien Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. McGafey. Of cosmopolis: Mr..
and Mrs. c. II. McGaney. Of Cosmopolis:
Miss Alice Smith. OF Cosmopoiis: Aiss
Lois McGaffey. OF Cosmopoiis; Mrs p NJ
Coddington. Miss Wilma Byram, Miss Ma
bel Green. Miss Jean Byram. Miss Lulu
Byram. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carey, Mr..
and Mrs. G. NJ. Byram. Mr.. and Mrs. /.
n. Smith. OF Cosmopolis; Mr. George Pull
yer. OF cosmopolis; Mr. E L. Armstrong.
OF Cosmopoiis.
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sELLInGaAn BAY SOCIETY.

vlist. Of Lamona. and Miss Nellie Booker.
OF this city. we're married on Wednesday
ssven!ns, ~ Rev; ": 2. Groeas,s At the
en.s Of the bride. The young couple win
leave on July for their home In LAmonA
Ms. c: @. Cole returned on Friday from
Mks q Run. Of Washington. IL visiting
MrA c. x. IArrabee.
AYA p w. Pwdy entertained the After
math Society on Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Ass v, wsa pressn vsashn ana
Mrs. ]. H. Mason were elected treasurer
and corresponding SECRETARY. American it-
erature win be the subject Of study during
Mr. W. r Roehl = back from = three
months visit In Texas.
Mr.. and Miss Sabin. Of San Francisco. are
Miss Mary D. Carew and Miss Clara
Smith left on Tuesday to spend their vaca-
ton In the East.
pri. re party es on Tuesday evening Al their
homo by large number OF their young
friends who spent q deii~hiful time In va
rtous forms OF entertainment
,aker were married at the home OF the
brides parents on Wednesday evening By
Rev. Aionxo Rogers. The parlors were
roses and pinks A wedding dinner follow
ed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Nolte entertained 4
number Of their friends on Tuesday even
ing, II being Mrs. Nolte's birthday.
Mr. r. A. Cleveland arrived on Monday
from Chicago. where ne spent the last two
years In university work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry George gave q picnic
party on Sunday afternoon in honor Of Mr..
u. Miley, Of Dublin. Ireland. The party
drove to Camp Perfection where a lunch
and dinner was served
Mrs. G. II. Wright and Mrs. A. p. Cooper
gave an lat home" At the residence OF the
former on Thursday afternoon.
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EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT. July There was a large
attendance of visitors at the regular meet
Ing OF the Knights Of Py'hias last Wed
mish. Lowell and Seattle. notable among
them being Past Grand Chancellor E.
Weldon Young. Brig. Gen Biselow. OF the
the exemoiiicatiop of the degrees the
members repaired to the banquet hall.
where refreshments were served. after
which company OF the Uniform HANK.
X Of p. was organized with over thirty
members. which will be known es the
L. Weldon Young company OF Everett.
have transferred their charter to the Ev-
srett lodge of Uniform Rank.
Commencement exercises OF the Everett
high school were held Friday evening IN
Central opera house. which was elaborate
ly decorated for the occasion. The class
this year consisted Of four young ladies.
Mss Jeanne Falconer Caithness. Celestial
Gertrude Baptie, Edith Marie Phelps and
Beatrice Marie Sorenson. and two young
gentlemen. Edwin Pittman aud Frank
Sherwood. Class day exercises We're held
noon and q very creditabie programme
was given.
Last Saturday evening the exercises Of
the second class ssS o. the Ever E,
Baptist church. The class numbered
seven.
honor Of Mira 6ackman. Of Seattle. Who
win be the guest OF the hostess for Z few
days. Those present were: Mrs. c.: R
Mrs. Charles l. Springer. Mrs. Frank T.
Reid. Miss Gwendolin Brenton and Rev.
c. J. Brenton.
Prof E. f. Cri,chett. wife and two sons,
remain during the summer, visiting Mrs.
Critchett's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Miss Marguerite Agnew. who has been
attending school in Chicago. returned
home Friday. accompanied by Mrs 9. N.
Baird.
w. II. Black. of Lowell. left Friday even
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Bell returned
last night from a months visit through
Mrs. Fletcher. OF Washington. d. c..
arrived In town Thursday TO spend the
sumner Mrs win Il her Msn husband and children
rived In the city last week and viii spend
the summer with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs s n Miller.
Alaska last Thursday.
On Tuesday evening social was given
at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs j. F.
Goldman for the benefit of the Christian
Walter James. Of Seattle. and Miss
Sarah A. Stanley. Of Everett. were united
in marriage Tuesday afternoon by Rev.
DR.. r. s. Hanna left Friday for Van
couver to meet Mrs. Hanna, who has
been visiting relatives in the East for the
past two months.
Mrs. John McRae left Saturday1mornlng
for visit to her old home At Tyron.
Prince Edward island Canada.
Mr.. W. A Thompson Is back from Attn
after short stay north. and has resumed
the management OF the Fischer Shoe
Company.
Mrs. s. n. Baird. who has been visiting
in the East for the past two months, re-
turned home Saturday.
RoIlin II. Mitchell returned home Fri
day after . three weeks trip TO the noun
tains.
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ssntion in Seattle last week. returutng
home Monday.
Miss Eima Langhorne has gone 10 Seat
lie 20 spend the summer wiki her uncts
and aunt. Or. and Mrs Rhea-
Miss Agnes Willis entertained large
company OF friends on Thursday evening
q last week and on THURSDAY evening o.
this week
Mr. and Mrs ". B. Coffman entertained
a large party az Young folks IN honor Of
their daughter Eraeiln-
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Of Toledo. County and State aforesaid.
and that said Arrn will pay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
ard every case OF Catxrrh thss cannot
b. cured by the use OF Halls Casarrn
Cure.
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Notary Public.
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rs Seotge p Blanchard ard two
sefs "Wednesday via the Northern
- FAs3T9sd tor i<eNk Hasss. Ia.
-assV she ~j6 saegt tAe summer
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- voorhees, of louisville Nv. "a
exs.szaihS rae s~sg rreT with ffsesssss IN Ia
AZ Present Miss kosFheos u The
ss ss Mrs Harrison u. F0sscr.
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ard Ms p J. Pearson. nee
SasNns. - EYanstoa. tlt arrived In
ss ssA1ns Monday fFen saefr weststax trip.
Tarerss sessl '''' ''
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ana Mrs. W II Remington ard
- hsfvF 1eff Thursday for the East.
ssefs theX viii xgsesd the summer travel
Miss besste Remington. who has
"a attending schaos In 81 Paul viii
tsn mem ~ shair lraNslx
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=. CraaStsa Potter entertained at
iass SUNDAY niEht Mrs. / W. An
- Aiss Maze hershaw. Miss ReWA
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MS o Harry Wright gave \ large
Ifuxressiye suchre party Tuesday after
BOON for her guest Mrs, Lincoln J Car
w. % Chicago. who is spending the
sasaer I'm Tacoma prises we're won
Mrs y c, Pagett, Mrs. f.. \. Fuller
sad AIRS j. y. bradley. A dainty rr
tsst was served after the game.
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= Miss Aslsei kevsAaw visited Mrs Charles
tssef IN Seattle tass week. attending
s.ahes given he Ny ana Mr. Power AZ
~ Ffsseh Cub Nr,fDx STAY night ana
- Reception given ga beard she United
SSsslss steamer Patterson by The CT GERS
Wednesday aeernosn.
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nslano. Beach she favorite summer re-
esss Tor 10 many Tacoma people. - rap
Nsf Ming Up. Mrs. Frank Csrasn has
elsnra her cottage ana gone for the sim
es With her family. Sigaor E'ali opened
- cottage sals week and WI spend the
ysmsnef there. nsaansed By hts sister,
Ia Aafsesr. and Mlss Hzrgsar.
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RELIGIOUS NEWS.

In the song service preceding the
sermon at the First Methodist church
last Sunday evening, Miss Bessie
Dale's sweet voice was heard again
in our midst. Since she became Mrs.
Will Hutton her Columbia friends have
only had that pleasure at rare intervals;
and when the melody of her voice
1oated out upon the congregation every
note found echo in the hearts of her
hearers. Her voice seems to have grown
in richness and splendor. At one mo-
ment one would call it powerful, SO
deep and impressive its accents; then a
volume of tenderest tones which can
only be described by the one word
''sweet." In word, she is mistress
of her art, and has not folded her talent
in napkin. Miss Mary Dale Figures
violin accompaniment was also much
enjoyed and was very artistically rem
dered.
The L. U. P. NJ. meets with Mrs. Tom
Lamar this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Subject, LIST chapter of 1st Epistle of
Peter. AS this is the last meeting in
the old year, large attendance is de
sired.
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SOUTH COLUMBIA.

Miss Jessie Tggarden has returned
from an extended visit to Nashville.
Will Mcdonald, wife and three chill
Gren and Mrs. LUnn of Franklin, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Woods and
MT. and Mrs. Jim Mcdonald this week.
Mr.. VIM. Woods of Florence. Ala, is
THE guest of his brother John Woods.
Miss Sallie Elkinton, of Stiversville,
is the guest of Mrs. John Woods.
Mrs. John Trantham and Miss Dellfe
PIlkinton,, and Miss Nettie Mcdonald.
paid pleasant visit to Miss Lucy How
lett at CulleoKa since our last.
Lloyd Whitehead is spending several
days with friends in the city.
Mrs. Harry Miller and children are
here en- route to Tullahoma, where Ghey
will reside.
Reese, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
TThos. McCrady, is sick with the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riggs Hays, of Lewis
burg, are visiting the family of Mr..
John W. Jackson.
| Blair Hayes has returned from visit
to Lewisburg.
!. Mr.. William Kendall, of Hornbeak,
Obion county, is visiting relatives here.
l Mrs. Mamie Porter and little daughter,
! Lizzie, of The Andrews neigbborhood,
are visiting the family of Mr.. Thomas
McCrady.
1 MIR. Taylor Peters, who was hurt sew
| eral days since by falling from bridge,
| continues to suffer great deal
Rev. W. D. Wendell was in the city
| Wednesday, en- route from his old home
in Mississippi, where he had been visit
4 ing relatives, to Tullahoma.
Mr.. Thee. Dowell has gone to Nash
I vile to work on the new depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Cook wall move
to Mt. Pleasant next week.
| Miss Willie May Tooten of Pulaski, i.
\ visiting Miss NJ nnie Lee WeaGherford
4 Misses Lula Reed and Mamie Flippo
A have returned home after pleasan
! visit to friends in Nashville.
1 Misses Fannie Allen and Georgia A
Shots, paid pleasant visit to friends
IN Franklin'durin the holidays.
| Little Miss Louise Hunter who ma
been sick with the measles has recovered
!; Misses GeEia and Edna Blount lief
this morning for Summertown to visi
relatives.
MIR. j. G. Blount is visiting relative
at Decaturville.
We are sorroy to report that Mrs 10
Bowling is quite sick.
Mrs. Estes, of Sawdust Valley, is quit
sick at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Mekennon, in South Columbia.
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Mrs. M. {. Williamson.
BUSINESS CHANGES.

Quite a Number viii Take Place Soon
In Columbia.
Quite number of business changes
and removals will take place in COlnm-
bia during the next few days.
Cant Bros. will move TO the house in
the northeast corner of the square,
formerly occupied by Satterfeld Il bod
son, and j. w. Workman will open up a
saloon in the house 10 be vacated by
them, in the Brown block on South
Main street.
Mr.. .. G.. Gunther, the tailor, will
move from his stand on West Seventh
street to the new Brown building on the
square.
h. C.. FarnsWorth. the furniture
dealer. has rented the stand now oc-
cupied by Woodbridge & Irvine, who will
move during the latter part of January
To their new house, corner West
Seventh and Garden streets
Austin Owen, who has been drum
ming for the f.. W. Gamble Grocery
Co, has accepted a position with Cheek,
Neal & Co, Of Nashville, and began
upon his new work this week. Charley
Rogers, who has been in the employ Of
the Gamble Grocery Co, has also ac-
cepted position with Orr, jackson *
Co. Of Nashville.
Other changes win be reported later.
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& OAKES,-
Professional Undertakers
and EmbalmerS.

We carry everything our line
business calls for, whether it be the
most expensive or more modest in
its cost.
Our stock is bought to accommu.
date those in distress, aud our prices
are neither for the rich nor the poor,
but to suit the oecasion-for those
favored OF fortune, or tor the humble
home where cruel Death has made
his always unwelcome visit.
Our business motto is to "Do as we
would be done by" and to coNsoI-
ENTIoUsLY discharge ALI sacred
trusts committed to our care.
Whether night or day, telephone
calls will be promptly attended TO.
Office, Citizens Telephone No. 1870.
A. BARR, Residence,
Bell Telephone 1913.
JOHN 4 OAKES, Residence,
Citizens telephone No. ga.