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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-05-04
George Testimony All In.

Canton. o.. April 24.-The testimony
for and aga inst Anna George, on trial
for the murder of George d. Saxton,
has been completed. and after listen
ing to Il two days summing up of the
testimony by the four attorneys who
conducted the case and hearing the in
structiOns of Judge Taylor the jury
will retire on Wednesday to frame a
verdict.
To euro Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. l0c or SO.
II c. G. c. fail to cure, druggists refund money.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-05-04
Cure
cOn8h-t,
patton

and you cure its consequences. These are
some Of the consequences of constipation !:
Biliousness, loss Of appetite, pimples, sour
stomach, depression, coated tongue, night
mare, palpitation, cold feet, debility, diz-
ziness, weakness, backache, vomiting,
jaundice, piles, pallor, stitch, irritability,
nervousness, headache, torpid liver, heart
burn, foul breath, sleeplessness, drowsi-
ness, hot skin, cramps, throbbing head.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-05-04

IN she ascerrainS whether these actions
conform with the law.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-05-04
DID GAS" ADD|CKS BR|BE +?
Mark L. Davis, the Republican
Leader of Sussex County,
Delaware, Arrested.
A MORTGAGE LITTER? !?
Representative LaitomuS Claims He
Was Approached But That
He Refused.
4 MORTGAGE LITTER ?

Declined to Vote fOI Aiiicks Under Amy
Consideration. and Chen Lodged Charge.
Against Davis-AttYrncy-Grn white
Says That More Warrant, Are in DE-
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-25
R0SENWALD BROS,

the premises preparatory to a nocturnal
visit, they notified Marshal McMillin,
who detailed Officer Martinez to pursue
and capture the men. He followed them
to old town before ~overtaking them,
when he arrested them on the charge OF
vsgrancy. They had their hearing be-
fore Justice Crawford and we're given
five days apiece on the street gang.
Hon. l.. Bradford Prince came down
from Santa Fe last night. and TO day
submitted some more evidence to Referee
". ID. Lee In the Cebolla land grant Ease.
With the departure of DR.. n. G. Collier.
OF this city. to st. Louis. DR.. Prince will
be the only man in New Mexico with the
degree OF l.. l.. d., "a solitary distinction
which he enjoyed for many years prior
to the comforting Of the honor upon
Judge Collier by his alma mater, the
Georgetown university. last fall.
". N Weaver, OF the Crescent Coal
company, came In from Gallup last
night.
Oscar Goebel, the Belen general mel
chant, registered last night at the Euro
pesn
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-25

For Your spring Renovsting You Will
find That
My stock OF wall paper and picture
moulding, contains no old stock. New
designs and colors, from the most artis,
tic designers in the best qualities may
always be found at my store. G. A. Hud-
aOn, No. lis north Second street.
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1899
CITY NEWS.

Dipping tanks. Whitney Company.
Plumbing In all It's branches. Whit.
ney Company.
Merchants lunch eyery morning at the
White Elephant
Get a tain wagon There IL none bet
ter. j. kOrber ~ Co.
Picture frames and room moulding Mt
cost. Whitney Company.
Live aud dressed poultry always In
stock al J. l. Bell ~ Co.'S.
Steam carpet cleaning Maundsr n
Myers. IA South Third street.
Never sweat" for the feet; only II
csnt-. Berry's Drug company,
Our % cent counter will prove Of
special interest 10 you. ROsenwald Bros,
Special sale Of table linen, napkins aud
towels at May ~ fabers Grant build.
ing.
Read our al and see what a quarter
will bny this week at our store. ROaen,
valid Br's.
II you haven't u sun shade on your ear.
Tlage, call nj j. kOrber X Co.'s, They car
supply you.
Buy your new potatoes, cabbage, beet.
IA all kinds Of fresh or canned yege
tables at the Jaifa Grocery company; bes'
goods NJ very lowest prices,
Pure summer fruit drinks from ATkan
sas, for sale at j. J.. Bell x Co.'S, Or
ange, peach, catawha, grape and cherr,
phOsphates are drinks III for kings.
The public schools OF the city viii
close for the summer vacation to morrow
hfternOOn. In the pypniuV the com
mencement exercises OF the high sehooI
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-25
THE GOLDEN RULE
DRY GOODS COMPANY.

Lsdies' Fine Dongols XII Lace or
Button Shoes. The new Coin toe. MIL
tary heel. not found elsewhere 81 eS
under u; our price. ......,...*I.OD
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-25
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. Mabel Himoe left lsst night for
Kansas City.
NJ. Harold, formerly interested In the
Golden mining district, is at the Grand
Central from Lima, Ohio.
Mrs. Chss. Umfeet yesterday received
a telegram saying that her mother was
very III In Kansas City, and she left for
there last night.
Frank N. La Bar. a brother Of Gilbert
La Bar, OF Jemez. came In from Elem.
ing. n. Y. last night and went up to
Jemez this morning.
Mrs. John James, wife OF the assistant
superintendent OF the territorial peni-
Tertiary, and daughter expect to leave
Saturday night for Santa Fe.
Dr. G. g. Cruikshank. of San Marcial;
DR.. s. Albright and W. B. Dawson, Of
this city are at Santa Fe to testify In DO
half OF the defense In the Locke murder
trial.
H. wester6eld II Bros. to-day received
the figure OF an Indian In bronze. which
they put up In front Of their cigar store
on Railroad avenue, which until recently
was conducted by Burt Jones.
II IL learned here that Mrs. G. ID.
Pearce, nee Miss Olive jennings. has go
cured an absolute divorce from her hus-
band. Gordon ID. Psarce, according to the
laws Of Texas. IL is also understood that
Mr. Pearcs Is somewhere In Texas.
Rev. Kuhls. ons Of the leading Catho.
lie priests OF Kansas City, who has been
visiting for a time In the northern part
Of the territory, arrived In the city last
night, and is the guest OF Father Manda.
lari. Father Kuhls Is an old friend OF
j, II. O'Rielly, having cfi,iated at his
marriage ceremony.
Lieut. II. W. Weakley expects to leave
for Las Vegas this evening, where he
will explain his position on the Rough
Riders reunion TO the persons who have
criticised him for advocating Chicago.
lie will leave for the latter city in a few
days, returning to New Mexico in order
to attend the reunion in Las Vegas.
The people residing in the neighbor-
hood OF the park, were visited this morn
ing by a couple Of hard looking hombres,
who we're trying to dispose OF some fake
jswelry. Having had considerable OK.
perlence with burglars and robbers In
that section Of town and thinking that
these peddlers might only be surveying
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-25

Furniture stored and packed for ship
ment. Highest prices paid for second
hand household goods.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-25

Ladies finest Berlin Xii Oxford Ties
the new toe and front elastic and other
styles. Why pay 81 TO % 80 al the shoe
stores when the same shoe Is here ut
$l.9O to 1886
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-25

Ia woIth two In the store when
you need II, and the early Gus
toner Is the one thst catches the
choice ties BY making your Be-
lection from our handsome s'o'k
Of four In hands techs band bows
and pUffs you will secure besuti-
full patterns In both light and
dark colois In all the latest
styles,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-25

Mems line Russia Calf ShO ~ IN Tan OF
Black, latest style toe, Ssls's make;
prices elsewhere " to $3.50; SO a.
price Tor this sale ......,......$S.Jo
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fse Lns Asseies to speu1 H. sukmr
with her brofher.
Ms. charass F. Berry arrived In TIRE
city from her home In Danforth. Me,
last Tuesday, and win visit relatives
here until fall. Mrs. Berry Is = sister OF
Mrs. James SpFagus and - a. present.
visiting her.
TIE Chicago Ladies ouartette sang 70
q large aud10nco hAre Tuesday night
Nussc.lcvers were our In force. and the
proGramuo was wen rece1ved
The ladies' Of TIE Ktndergzxten Asso-
CATION save a clam supper Tuesday night
wnssh was well patrozixed by the public
The iSdies melted q neat sum Tor the
maintenasce OF the Kindergarten
Tbs Hiyu Wawa Club met with Mrs.
d ii, Morgan last Monday afternoon.
The programme was carried out in &C
eosAence with tho year book The TOR
Iowfng out-cf.soWn guests were present:
Mrs.. Birch, Mrs. Deerirg and Miss Smith,
OF Everett. and Mrs. Nelson. OF Gem
tralfA
Miss Ada Dibb, Miss Minnie Whitfield
Miss Louise Streng and Miss Rena Dfbo
are all attending the teachsrs' sxamina-
ton at Everett this week
Hawks were Seattle viatorS this week.
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Miss Leila Albert. A pleasant evening
Was spent.
Rev. Elmer Ingram has returned home
from the East. and delivered a most i'm
pressiNe and eloquent sermon al the
Cumberland church Sunday evening
"Wednesday night he and his wife were
rendered a reception. The many present
greatly enjoyed themselves. Mr. and
Mrs. Ingram VIII soon depart for Spo.
kane. where he viii take q charge
Tuesday nigh. the United Order os
Artisans, Crescent Assembly. gave one of
ths most splendid hsnqu.ts ever given by
that order. 4 programme was enfoyed
after " h!Sh the company repaired to ths.
banquer hair. where they d.d Justice to
the good things there
n ItcYEse party vas given TO Gladys
ET0Ha Monday afternoon After she
crowd had ridden around the var{esf,s
thornugtfarfS II the city they proceeded
% the residence ef ARA. Brown. whore
an sxce}!snf luncheon was awaiting them
Paul Compton and wife. who have been
visiting here. VII leave for their home
IN Wyoming.
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sNoliossisII SOCIETY.

SNcfioMsSli Nay = Rev. ard Mrs
t&sSc.. eF aFstest. visited kse and
Mrs NJ @caeStsy Eha evss - The week
President Graves. x fhe stage sstg5tse
sfF. wt3 deliver ssse address a. te4 htxh
seAoa@ graduation exercises en tHs -eih
- tkg& uAamsh
KISS Kate Kssse ard Mss safe
nvadtae wxr@ guests - Everett fr4en. !
faat week. Eaes te@A Ira tAe DANCE x4xsEs
- .ae az ana AS Nhs4e taere
sir. ssss AFs- ; j. McEseEat1 anA pos.
so FsAst}uE 10 laeuasa tssis ws-sk
Mrs - r. lNrevfng sn8 Afa@ CArrss
SMITH. ~ EsFeT~sE. S~e SfsstfnE Mrs
Iaua@ aiAEa8 tAEs wae&
Ar aid Mrs. A I>es3el fNtt Mantlay
for bayese'A MS q 80 present al ia
vla rfs@xe * Mr. IsFse}-s aaushger. Anrs.
RheS ~sA Tss5t "a she East ga:ll tae
tssl@r pags ~ June
Atrs h ; NswEAfta returned lass w~ek
fT2rn aAas Aesaes. tSNa. whera she has
s%sn spending ths winter wssA her rse~
eats
Mr. Nelson. & CeassalA Is visiting
Mrs. A 4 Asam}s
Mr. an8 Nss l. vgfeus weyc ssastis
xIs5saSS tbs wesa
Mgsa Rese sas<1y visited friends in Sc
zssls TNNS1as
Ar and asTs. Grant wfSaon lets Men
g&T feg shesr esTz1e n AAer6sea
Mt aaH Mr. N. : M&Mxssl4m !ese ssg
Ss3js5s MsRssaF sight. sAeer~ Ngr
g#ssxas8r lefs sar sta2h rssS1.s fs~ a
usensas eesinvss Fs}g aaa Mrs. Mawg r
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EELLiAGHAM NAY SOCIETY.

MHATcoM, May i2.-The Red Cross
ladies' gave a reception In the pnrlors
81 the Byron house this Afternoon from
Mrs. A. r. Mead and Mrs. Nina plgar
were married Ia the Commercial hotel
paffors IN Vancouver. Il. C., on SATURDAY
evening. Mrs. Aeads home Is al CLAW
Csnter. Kan. where she was = member
OF the family Of her brother, axeongress-
man w, ID. Vincent. The newly married
coupe are receiving congratulations from
Mrs. II. J. Morse left this morning for
san franeiseo. where she will attend
niversary OF the Home Missionary Socl-
tons
Mrs. s. ]. Craft leaves tomorrow for
minneapolis. where she viii spend the
summer.
The following ladies were guests at a
l,l ,ys,a.ss given by Mrs. II. ". Kinney
Compton. Mrs. p, w strader. Mrs. j
7. Mcmillan, Mrs. n. O. Gamweli, Mrs
J. A. Kirkpatrick. AIRS. f. s Mccord
Mrs, ]. IL Rlcedei. Miss Bennett.
Mrs. Samuel Bass is visiting In san
Francisco.
a musicale and card party was given
Friday evening hy Mrs. T. r. Kershaw
aud Mrs. W, II. Asteil AT ;he home Of
ne latter Mr. Ola. Tdness. Miss Cora
Lee Miss Benson. Miss Baker and Mr.
Rehriasher furnished vocal and instru-
mental selections ard at midnight tight,
SUPPER was served Among the guests
were. Mr. aud Mrs. Boedei Mr. ard
Mr. t'r.,es, Mr.. and Mrs, Craft. Mr.. and
NYs. isiinger. Mr.. and Mrs. Tifnson
Mr. and Mrs TdneSs Mr. aui Mrs
fowle, Mr.. and Mrs Fischer. Mr. ard
Ms. fTans Mi ard Mrs Cooper Mfr
ana Airs, Thomas. Mr.. ADD Mrs Teck.
Miss Lee, Miss Cara fe&. MISS Alien. Mr.
burke, Mr. Lee Austria Mr. nni Mrs FL
bridge, NJ. ard Mrs, F.iis Judge ana
Mrs. ScnEi Mr. and Mrs Purify. Mr and
Mrs. Mason. Mr ara Mrs lfuii. Mr. and
Ms ofsfov. Miss Rarne< Mise Reason.
NJ, Webster. Nj Charles Wright NJ
and Mrs. f.RTraree Miss Baker Mss
cleveland. Mr. and Mrs Axfen. Nr. and
Mrs. ker*haw. Mr.. snf Mrs tsliwnad
Gin "Wednesday evening the ladies'
ieuchra Club entertained their gentlemen
friends At re houae ~ Mrs Roland -
1Amwe3 The arrangements rer the av-
tfsnE amusement were Of she yaasE per
sect sind the programme being VarseA
90 as 81 make Il rsast delightful ever
5@E for the numerous guests
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SOCIETY AT NEW WESTMINSTER

NEW WESTMINSTER B. c., May "a
The grand annual May-day dance held In
tina Exhibition building has been the most
notable social event of the past week.
There we're over two thousand persons
present. by far the larger number being
spectators. The May Queen. Miss Alyina
Mum, was handsomely costumed IN
white dress and wore crown OF mar
sDerites. The ex-Gueen also wore a
white costume with suitable evening trim
mings. All the maids Of honor were at
tired IN snow-white dresses. Miss Orms-
by, of Vancouver. wore a delicate orange
crepon costume made up In stage style.
A very novel and uniqae dance was
given by Captain Milne. of the bark Bru-
mel. now lying In this port. 1t was the
SWEETEST society event New Westminster
has seen for a long time. The whole
after part of the ship was inclosed with
tropical canvas and tastefully draped with
the signal days and hung with many
pretty Chinese lanterns and electric
lights. Excellent music was furnished by
a professional orchestra. and dancing was
kept Up till o'clock with an intermission
at IL O'clock, when very tasty lunch was
served by the ships crew.
The opera house was filed with very
fashionable audience on Saturday evening
last to see the performance given by the
Young ladies' Minstrel Society OF Vic
tor.a.
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Et ERETT SOCIETY,

EVERETT. May i3.-The ladies Of the
Christian church are making elatsorate
preparations for bazaar 10 be acid tbs
last Of May.
A very enjoyable surprise was given Mss
Hattie Anlt last Saturday evening by the
X. L. NJ Club. ar the residence OF Mrs
j. Carpenter.
The birthday social to be given at the
home OF Mrs. y. Ruetebeck on Everett
avenue next Monday evening By the men,
bers Of the Epworth League promises u
be one Of the largest gatherings im the
history OF the society.
The annual concert OF the Con9re "a tioual
caorch was held Friday evening al the
Central Opera House IT was well pat
ronzed TIE musical pro gramme was very
fine. The drill Of tho chilaren was excel
lent.
Mr.. William Mescher aud family arrived
home eterday. after three months
visit In California. where they have beer,
for the benefit OF Mr. Mescher's health
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LA CONNER SOCIETY NOTES.

LA CONNER, May 13.-Afrs. Susie Ora
ham who for a few weeks past had been
CUES. at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
u. X. Hayton. left for her home in Seattle
Thursday evening.
Mrs. A. Brawley and little daughter. OF
Mt. Vernon. were guests for few days
this week at the home OF Postmaster
Brewster.
Miss May Torpey. OF Tacoma. spent the
past week visiting her mother and other
relatives at this place.
Miss Susie Peck who bad ieen visiting
friends in Seattle for a number of days
returned home the fore part OF the week
aeeon1ns MED by her sister. Mrs. III. Bray.
and little daughter.
Mrs. Andrew Osberg and daughter Min
ME and caughter-in~taw. Mrs Alfred Os-
berg, visited relatives at Mission City. Il.
C.. few days the past Week.
Misses Amanda and Emma Case who
bad been visiting their sister, Mrs ID X
Mccormick. for number OF months past,
lei; TIE fore part Of the week fer their
home in Ohio.
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SOCIETY NEWS on WALLi wAI.LA.

wALT.A Wsr.f.A May ls--Mrs. Tee F.
A shaw entertained TIE +. and .. Euc hire
CLUB Tuesday night Airs. Thomas Tay-
1ar. Mrs. Shaw. Mr. George Smell and
Mr ! II ffsl w0a pgfges.
Tra Of tls@ -sest enjoyable dancing
parties C. The season aas given In Unsen
hAtt By Prof. and Mrs. AicEeTson Mon
day night large. merry parry Of young
pserle greatly sstoyst} the occasion. The
room was y&Ers5tic2lly decorated and
patriotic selections were played f0r the
Gaaxzxa-
An exceed ngiy 'fne whist party was
given Thursday evening al tEe residence
81 M. Joseph Met abe 70 homer 81 Miss
NeCAhs. VII, IS v1sifiag IN tails elsy from
Montana Miss Cocsesr. 81 Tacoma. was
also 3 guest Il h1aoy. The pr.z@s & the
sveatns wsr@ given 10 Mr Inward
Thompson Afr " T. psveil. Miss Leah
isirseA an Mass Ann3a Paaiy,
The rasle mem erS ~ tbs q srd z
FGeAre Club cE.srsatnst ts- ladies 81
tsse eFEanissttsn SATURDAY nlght Al Z q
-. F, temple The hall wass beautifully
decorated ard delicious luncheon vas
SsTvsz
The Yegaw Peoples High Fsv. CinA
vas sa.pTs@.Ssi Saturday ey.alng ~
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HAPPENINGS At VANCOUVER.

VANCOUVER Nav u ps,na,
thompson. or AeAanISiile or. spent the
week tF1 Vancouver visiting with f,iS ia
teT Mrs 4 y Eowies
~ - Myra Spr:ngs1esa was summoned
:. bshssas last saturday by Tie death
Nj snd Mrs. .. ". Temple. ~ Seattle
visited herr last Monday.
MI AID Mrs j. r. Nielsen. az Oregon
here
Mr. and Mr. J r. Elweu and Mr.. ana
Ny G. t&ow he's VIII attend the crAns
Seattle t8ext week
Mrs Mary AcIsroat left Wednesday fer
&Hutaua
Mrs 19sieuoe rrputs and Charles jar
ane fsff Wednesday TOR san Francisco
.@i ~Atrs tEey vii make shetr future
fsorle
&f@ A1s'in aud Miss Jeauf. Moulin
raeenriy arrived from Soak 1,4tg-. Iowa.
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Pt1AILCp SOCIETY NOTES

III ALIlP. May l2.-7~lie ladies' OF the
Baptist church gave supper in tht. am
ing room OF the church on "Wednesday
evening
Miss GLADYS Freeman Il very I'll. having
an attack OF spinal meningitis
Mrs. Samuel Rosenberg. Of Seattle vfs.
lied trends tn this place en- last Tuesday
M. {. J. Stewart has returned x.th his
faEnliy "a this citS. after an absence OF a
year In Tacoma
The Puyaliup Opera House was crowded
70 OVERLOOKING at the school entertainment
last Friday evening An excellent mr.
gFaDwe was rendered. and the perform
teachers %N
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and will make their home with Mrs. A
Z. Shaw In Fruit valley.
Herman Il. Gregg and Miss Alice a
Brown were married al the home o. the
bride 5 parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Brown, in this city on Wednesday after
noon. Rev. / ii. Barr Officiating. fney
Will make their home ~ Portland
The MARRIAGE Of Dr. Robert NtsHal. of
la Camas and Miss Laura A. West
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs e. > west OF
this city, VAS celebrated III the paflors
Of thu Hotel Columbia last Wednesday
morning. in the presence OF few rejA
tvcs and immediate friends. Rev. l. NJ
Earr performing the ceremony. Imme1A-
atC3y after The nRptisis a wedding br@ak-
fast was served "a the hotel dining Fpofss.
which VAS handsomely decorated for the
occasion with potted plants and cat tow-
sgs. The bridal party left Weane selay
a1ttr10oa for Seattle and other Sound
cities. They will he AT hoyna In La NaEaas
- their friends after 1uiY J.
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How's This Z

Iye exc Cae ffsgYr .fraa Dollars Es~s~.
fFv atsy c9s@ - C&Earsa that cannot re
eks+nd ~ Hairs Cstsrrh care.
r. =. s&t-Ne.E Il CO EsFcns TaIezfo q
" 80 SPIDERS Esaess- havs kgfawa =. r
Cheney Fsr the last i wears ag.ss hefs.y~
AffA 5->=rfrefly hssfgs5rA lsEe In at business
tsATs&-ctlSTS ana ssasnesally aaim to carry
ga Any os{sEati7Ess made Ay tAssr arsr
49, FALAA- Wholesale Druggists
TaieHn ~
N&L19t&t3. kfNNA& 4 MARVIN
tShose2ale Crssggtsts Tns~so. q,
N4{a : CatArra s~Ure IS taken ir,tewasf~
~. @cJEg directly UFea the A2ssss ard
rnsr@Ns s1~<@ge - fA@ eygshss Ter4o.e
. tzF 3of eAs SOD aY al fprssgSasts. Tes-
ftssseslass fEsr
asstFs Easssiy PITS ar ire best.
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SOCIETY AT PORT TOWNSEND.

PORT TOWNSEND. May 1s.-Mrs: En-
ily Wood and her daughter, Nrs. Robert
Lyam. left the drst OF the week for 6po-
kane where they w;ii remain H fer Soma
Mr.. and Mrs e. A. Schober left Tues
day for an extended visit to California
Mr.. and Mr1 A. Newman returned Mon
day. after q six weeks trip to San Fran
cisco. They were accompanies by Mr.
Nswman's sister. Mrs. Wolfe. who VIII re-
main here some weeka-
ksx, Neasie Hasinys OF Seattle. Is In
the city. visiting relatives.
The following Red Men were IA Seattle
TUESDAY attending the meeting OF the
Grand Lodge Of that order: Mr.. .. p.
TrimbiA. Ar. Claus Stammer. Mr.. Joe
Heath. Mr.. r. w. Forsyihe. Mr.. c. A.
Kruger. Mr.. e. T. Blggs. Mr.. J. Prin-
gle. Mr.. T. s. Snyder.
Mrs J. b. Hogg and daughter left Tues
day for California, where she viii remain
for q couple Of months.
Mr.. John Trumbui, Mr.. John Lille. Mrs.
w. C. Darsson. Mrs III. L TiobaIls, jr.,
Mr.. L. B. Hastings. Miss Leila Seavey,
Miss Emma Baker, Miss Gertrude Bell
and Mr.. Henry Bash were guests in the
Queen City during the week.
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CotPESIfLE SOCIAL. N0TFS.

COEPE|IFi.E. May 1z-Nrx James
Gillespie gave 81 party on FRIDAY night
n hsn0r OF hsr sons. Carl and Rov a.,
until y o'clock. when the guests WIRE
Conducted % her home. where the tables
were spread with delicious refreshments
Miss Nellie Engia visited friends in
Seattle this week
Mics Jessie NJ. Hosorn. who has been
te&ehsas SO ssoes In ItsalaGy came home
Wednesday for > few days vacation
sfr. w. =. GeoaAi8. OF Oakland Gal
- soe g93fng few 3sys with Rev. W
Mcmillan CO fnIs place
aapt &Esa Mrs ~~irossr-@ Race. If
.hssr mother. Mrs. f. Race
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their aunt Mrs. Sidney Miller this week
The opening ball at the Hartford hotel
was largely attended
Mrs, Anna Fritsch visited Saohomlsh
Monday.
Snohomish over Sunday
Mrs. j. '. Van Horn visited Mrs. j.
=. FRANKS in Seattle last week.
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saynussr with Mr. ana Mrs. p. y. Caes
and Mr. and Mrs. jacob Vanderbilt