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Evening star., 1899-03-06
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE.A GREAT BARGAIN-FARM OF 200
acres In Montgomery county, Md, only miles
from center OF Washington, d. C., on the Bla-
dens6urg road near Burnt Mills" and adjoining
the lands OF Rspley, Hutchinson and others;
good dwelling. Sc; price only $40 per acre il
taken at once; immediate possession. S. Z.
mh66t@
THE MYRTLE GROVE ESTATE" BoRDERTN6i
a mile or more on Miles River and being near
Easton, Nd, is now for sale. This estate
comprises about 600 acres; can be purchased as
whole or In farms of 250 acres more. The
brick mansion, with all necessary outbufldiugs
and with 100 acres. can be had If desired; lawn
extends toward edge; Grand Old Oaks etc.
tine water and perfectly healthy; fishing; oysters
etc. For further particulars address
PIERRE c. DUGAN AND NEPHEW
mh6-6t% 16 Z. Lexington ST., Baltimore Nd
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FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RkNY-REMISGT0N TYPEW AT
THE REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine;
perfect condition guaranteed; with stand; deliv
cred free i'll city; one month applies purchase
Of new when directly following rental
deI9-tf Cor sth and + SITS. NV
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Advertisements for situations will
be inserted at the rate OF one cent
per word per insertion, the minimum
charge being Is cents.
Evening star., 1899-03-06

a splendid home for 81 500: on the best =
lot 25N150; 1o-roOm house; on LIST floor. trim
med in oak; stairways tiled bath hot water
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mh4-2t STONE & FAIRFAX. 500 + ST. NV.

FOR sALE-342o 18TH ST NV. ONE OF THE
best-huilt houses Col. Hts; parior. recsp.
hall dining ruom. kitchen and pantry ou first
floor. rooms and bath second nsur aud 2
rooms on third floor: every room has direct light:
tiled bath; cabinet nanfeis: ncksrd plumbing;
hot-water heal; large lot: low price and easy
terms to immediate purchaser.
mhi-tf OWNER 17OI ST. NV
Evening star., 1899-03-06

Look AT this for si2.5oo: lot 4oN15so. lot worth
$4,000; house cost S2.Ouo 20 build. ID rooms:
Evening star., 1899-03-06

FOK SAIE-MI. PLFASANI-N BAIuIAIN-
ONLY 81. 800 EASY TERMS.
Handsome brick; reception hall. parlor. dining
rooW. kitchen tirst floor: six hcd lo"tus aud
bath: concrete cellar; furnace" range: complete
in every respect. excellent urighbarhuud.
mh4-3r Il. W. WALKER a. son fpp6 +.
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRINGToN, ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
Webster Law buiding, sos d st. NV. Washing
ton ID. @. Residence. No. Mount Vernon Flats
New York and 9th ct. NV. seIe
Evening star., 1899-03-06

FOR RENT-HOUSES- I9l9 G NV I5r GO 90
spS Il NV, l2r 5000 1871 VT nv NV, sr. 81. 30
50 Defrees nw Or. rs. 80 Is Pierce NV fr ~ 30
6d NV, Ar -.....1 1850 4371a Wash'n NV. 4r II 80
Us z Sc, Dr. 10.30 6S5 11th ne, 5r. 1890
100 Grant ay nw,5r 1000 1915 Md ne. Or. $50
-oo+ Messnore av, Al. 8 00 2526 9Th NV, 300
.,-.-. STORES
2210 14h NV & stab 25tOll37i III ne a. COLLAR 10 oo
CAfWO0D Il GARRETT. 18th st. and " y av
mh4-3ts
Evening star., 1899-03-06

FOR RENT-BY JOHN QUINN, AT 7TII ST w
l0O8 sw, Sr. ami $50 20 $50 4tb ne, 6r. ami so
3S312 sw, Or, ami. 1850 1919 AZ sw, 7r ami. so
iVV5 9th sw, Or, wa.10oo 132 III Sc, 5r, q. 80
2l0 sw, 6r, wa. 1850 us 9th sw Or, wa 10 30
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-LARGE. COMFORTABLE HALL, BY
the night, week and month; organizations requir-
ing accommodations should inspect and get
rates. Apply j. +. MANNING & CO.,
fe2i-1 1S3 Ia.
FOR RENT-CARROLL INSTITUTE HALLS
10th near K st. NV. The most complete and
thoroughly equipped halls in the city for So
cieties. banquets, entertainments and receptions
For terms apply at hall oc3tf
Evening star., 1899-03-06

FOR SALE-MDSr ACCOMMOnATING TERMS
AS LITTLE AS 5000 DOWN, S25 To $50 A
MONTH, INCLUDING INTEREST; corner OF
2lst and F. 10 rooms 81. 700: 1896 W ST,
stories. 5000; 313 IT. . stories. cellar 2oN
l2o. $4,000; 52b Sd ST. ne. rooms, reception
hall, $4,000; SS3 Sd st. Sc, r,aTns. lSxT5,
$3.50: 303 Mass. ave. ne. $4,000; 3I7 ''C' ST
Sc. IL rooms. So 500; L ST NV. rooms,
cellar. $500
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MALE.

wANTED-A ROOkEEEPER- ADDRESS A. L.
n. Star ofiice, stating age. reference and salary
eXDprfp,l
Evening star., 1899-03-06

FOR SAl.E-RARGAINs ON col. HEIGHTS
IoO feet on Kenyon ST. near 18th ......... SOC
20 feet ON Whitney ave. near IAN . 0,r
l,o feet On 18th near l.ydccker ave - a.
Corner 14th and Howard ave tsacrifcel 81 an
mhb-u HRICE 4 IIpSCuMR 6l2 i4th 81
Evening star., 1899-03-06

FOR RENT
1902 4th NV, 6r. .$I5. 20 90 Mass av no
296 Pomeroy NV, er. 10 80 1lr Cfurl - $50 90
iVV9 NV Or; $50 900 LIST st ne, 1r.- 90
aoIS S6h NV, Sr ! ! ~ 6io st ne, 7r. f6. 50
IOSo iZth NV, Sr-- -ii0 141I g st ne, 6r-- 15 30
LID FIeree NV 6r IL 80 1S4l II st ne, 6r.. 1351
.OVo h NV, 0r 80 IS ii st ne. er. 125J
I1S NV. Or. 1900 1879 III ST ne 5r 10 70
1902 NV. Ar. II, So G22 sJ5 81 ne ar 10 40
S13 Dumbarton So G st ne 5r....S3O
NV, Or. l.. 30 NJ q ne, 6r........ S 90
l2i5 35th NV, Tr.- .i2 3o R'r l2O G me- 3r s 90
1874 n j NV, Or. L.. 30 90 q st ne ar..7 3o
433 Prather's al l50S-24 Norris ne 5r 80
NV ar. 80 az g ne, Ar 600
3o3 I'd NV. Or 1880 ~ q ne. 5r..........6 600
Lower pt Gus IL st lib . ne, 4r. 500
NV Or 100 Sto run ll01 q = 70 90
12os Kirby nw, 5r. Il. 90 St&dw 2Ol2 18th NV
1907 st NV. Or .12.0J 1lr......,....5 so 90
2O17 2021 NV, 6r. IL 30 S&dw 400 1st ne 7r IS O0
sO2 23d st NV, 5r. IL 90 St&dw 1924 Il and 43g
80 Fla NV. Ar. IL. So Goth NV lOr 80 90
5ol-5 Sheridan st SO 1902 Pa ay NV 80 oO
nv Gr 1850 St&dw SGl X NV Sr 30 so
1at9,ot ooth NV Or 80 St&dw 40l X 7r. p 90
@ So9 baptlst III. Ar 1910 St&dw POI " sw,4r 1000
10. r. NV, Or r- 1000 Warehouse. High
20 NJ 81 nv" Dr.. 1000 and Water SITS 100
o. ESSEX CT NV, 4r $50 shop lllI l+th nw3o.o 40
ll4o II av NV, Ar $50 S&dw 100 Del av ,5rIS 90
lst nr 800 Pomeroy St&dw 30l X ne, 81. Il 90
st NV, 3r. 900
Call at office for semi monthly bulletin
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN,
WI.
Evening star., 1899-03-06

FOR RENT
Brick dwelling, 14th and Riggs SITS
NV, 10 rooms, all modern imps heated
by furnace; reduced dto........-.........S5O to. $50. 90
nfck' NO l4"9 Ohio ave. NV, rooms. 1850
Brick dwelling, No. 20S 18th st NV. RS 2O.OO
Brick store and dwg-, 1919 Pa. NV,
rooms, mi. ........................ 6O. 90
Brick store and dwg., 1914 L ST. n.w s rs 1000
Store No. 9l5 ID St n.w................... p .on
Store No. 13io 1lth ST s.e....-.------..... sou
TENNALLYT8WN-
Frame rooms, large ground space (about
acres).. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
mhI-3t LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. a20 f ST. NV
FOR RENT-10l3 X 5. F.. STO. n DIV 6R. $500
POI sw. sad Or. Sl7.0o 3u3 II sw 6r la. l3 80
Goa Half sw, Ar, $50 III Half sw 4r wa y. 90
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FUK KENT-
1850 Corcoran, 10r&b. $50 1913 P............S40
1854 COrcoran 1or&b. 80 1920 p P.....-.......40 10
1929 I, Or. 10 Stab r'T 1880 Core n s.
nlh4-3t GRAHAM d CAAIIB ELL, GIL l4th St
Evening star., 1899-03-06

Call at Office for semi-monthly bulletin
THOS f. WAGGAMAN,
mhl-w.fm or u r
Evening star., 1899-03-06

FOR SALE 1909 r. l. AVE; BEAUTIFUL.
nome. -entireiy new: built for owners occupancy
regardless OF expense; Will sell very low. Apply
cnly to j. W. NAIi,N. Owner, 1888 VT. ave-
fe27-1ms
FOR sALE-FINE PROPERTY OPPOSITE FRANK
M Park on ST. u. ". near 18th; 72xl54 must be
sold: offer wanted. ID NJ oC.I1FS F1
ja7-2ms-4 1904 u ., - -
EoR sALE-Row OF BEAITTFII, sTX-RooN
nouses; furnace. range tiled mantels wide porch
parking 10 'front.' large lot In rear; finished in
same style and material as houses costing twice
as much; good neghborhood; block from street
cars. church and school, $500 cash. balance SIS
per month; to right PARTIES this is a rare oppOr-
tnnity, DIST. BANKING AND INSURANCE
AStNoh, I2eo q st. NV. 5a25-tf
FOR SALE-oNE OF THE FINEST DWELLINGS
u Columbian College subdivision. cor. 18th and
birney sts' II rooms; magnihceDtly finished will
De sold cheap and on good terms. Apply to owner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-28

thing what wasen't thare. LET the
Boys and me Glt out ana Walk.
Say" paw says, II visit you
woulden't mako the Hole family Rec.
dlckulus. You can't Help Bella thar
way yureself / spose. But thay ANT
eany yuSe-"
list about that time the Horse
Switched it's tale over agin. and paw
took the whip and Give Him Cut ana
iurked With all His mite. and the
Horse jumped ana kicked alE or,sevcn
Different Dlreckshens at wunst. and one
Line Broke. and NAV Hollered Help,
and / seen thay was Sumthing Dlsa.
gree Bull Coin to Be Coin on thore IN
jist about ininnit, SO says TO paw:
Look him In the eye! Look Him In
the cye!"
But paw was too BiEEy dOln other
Things, and about the next new thay
was three men Come Runnin acroSt
the field and nav and little Albert was
settIn On the Bank and the Horse was
Eaten Grass BY the Side OF the Rode,
and was kind OF mixed up with the
wheals and Things Down in the Ditch
The Rest OF the Buggy and paw was q
Little ways further up the Rode. We
new nav was thare Becoz we couldn't
see Him emmy place else. SO when !
crep out and nav and Little Albert got
up and found out thoy was all rite, the
men went and lifted the Id OF paw and
thare Him and the pupp was walton TO
find out whether II was time to Get
up for Breakfast or u sumthlng Rely
Happened,
paw" / sed when he Rose and
Brusht Himself on Like the Boys Do
when Thay steal second, y no WHAT'S
the matter"
''WhatYd he asst, kind Of trlmbly.
"You looked the Horse in the RonB
eye" / says.
Then they piled all what wus worth
snyen OF the Buggie In rents corner
and me and NAV and little albert
walk to the neerest street car. Paw
and the pupp led the Horse Back Home
and 1t follered like Lam. So thot
paw must of Give him the rite look At
ter Mi, only when he got Back the Nv
very man sed the Horse was Binder
IN a Bait GEohGlH'
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GEORGES PA
Thinks he Knows all. About n
Management of Horses.

Thinks he Knows all. About the
Management orHOrses.
Chicago Times Herald. Beln' It was
a Nice Day sundy paw says to maw;'
"How would you and the Boys like to
Go fer Buggy Ride?"
ut would be kind Of NICE" may says,
"But I'm afrade We mite git run away
with"
"G'd like to see the Fiery steed what
tride to run away II I Had Holt of the
Lines, paw told Her. That's WHARF 1t
comes In Handy fer a person to Be a
boy on the farm wunst. Thay Lurn to
handle emmy kind OF Horse | yoost to
Be The best horseman th1Y wns In ak
Counties. All got to Do is Look them
in the eye and they know I'm thare
Master. ThAy are Sumthing in my
Look what makes them no thay are In
the power Of Sup peerlor Being"
So may told Him all Rite, and paw
went and Got the Horse and Buggy at
the LIVERY. | Wunder what makes
them call 1t the LIVERY? Mcbhy
Sumbuddy what had the Liver trubblG
SO Bad he couldn't do nothin else was
the furSt one what kept a LIVERY
Stable.
IL was q Sau lOOken HORSE WeDUy ne
coz 1t was a norfen err Sumthing. and
thRy Had Bangle around one Of It's
Hind Laigs. Before we Got In the
Buggy paw went and rinkled his fOrrld
and Looked in Its Eyes quite while
and Says:
Now this Beast Is in mi power. / Bet
you II would want 1t to do It 1t would
folIer me around Like lam"
We Got a Long purity well for q While
only the Horse kept Gittin It's tale
acrost the Lines all the time. and kind
OF Hump itself up and Hold on Hard
Like when you are KerVyin a package
under your arm and 1t Begins to Slip
Down.
At Last he wuz out In the country
and the Rode wasen't much Ike II par
Ter flore. Every little while one Of
the Wheals would Hit SumthIng or
Else not Have Ennything to Run on,
and nav was Holden tite TO little AL
bert and SCreemih every little while
and aSten paw TO please turn Back.
And the Horse kept on Gittin Its tale
ncrost the Line and I seen that paw
was Beginning to feel like II He Dident
Have as menny friends as he needed In
HIS BI3nesS, But l Ddeu't say moth
in.
"oh. paw. please stop" nav Holler-
ed when one wheal Dropped INTO Sum
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-28
S1,11o FOR A CALF.
Novel Means of Raising Money for
Deserving Widow.

DoscrViuV WIdow.
vANsAe CTTy No Oct ge-Dollars
- , a. mo- ,TInrtos IN tbe sale
.,a. ~. IIaros,rd sbo,y ,o.dpy The
I'1s ~ Wv 49, - ~ 80 yt,rlor C,,o.,
money was loF ANS IA'A's ""ue4 -'S'9'
widow OF the late Charles s. CROSS
founder Of the Sunny Slope Kansas
olo.L rarr, aud opa os the most noted
,''VN'S 1'''' 49, -.
breeders IN the country
Crogs last fall, overcome by weight
Of debit. which wrecked him and the
E,,..Io Na,Io,,I' bonk M which ne
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-28

For sale by Charles r, dootEe. Druggist
Twelfth and Market Streets.
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SOME OF THE BEST.
There are Also Many Others. Of
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Good Qualities That Put tho Stamp
OF Excel enco Upon This Article.

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ton. First. KI6-ne-oIds are sciend-
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Fourth. they act directly upon the kid
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and nerve torlc. Fifth. you do not
have to quit work while using Kid-ne-
oIds. A fifty-ceat box contains enough
for about two weeks treatment. Peo-
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kidney ailments.
Here is whss Mrs. R. d. Seeley, II
Bradford Etrect. Charleston, sayS: Il
suffered fos some time With palms across
the small part OF my back: ut times
they would be very severe and rendered
1t almost impossible for me to get
about; was very nervous and could
not sleep nt night. My condition was
gradually growing worse and felt Just
like was going TO have n severe sick
spell and was afraid OF a spell OF fever.
I read about Norrow's Rid-ne-oldS and
where they were guaranteed 10 cure
lame back and nervousness, so decit-
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at once according to the directions; In
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Morrow's Kid-rc-oIds ure not mills,
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sleepIussness. They are for sale at
ChGs, r. GoetEe's drug store.
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quest by John Morrow s. Co., Chsmists
Springfield, Ohio.
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a Cure for CONSTIPATION.

havo been iroubIod With constipation for
years. II was rIining ny heath, my CONF
fort and my cOWplbIloil, And nm gl9d 70
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aud this after trying many OtheT medlcine1
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Celery Klng cures Constipation endO dis
nasesOftho Nerves, Stomach, Liver and KID
ncyA. Sold BY drugEigtG. 26c and 6QC., 3
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.. glsas.sl 81. 80, 80.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-29
HELLINGHAM BAY SOCIETY.

WHATCOM. Oct 2s-Mr. r. B. white
oaks and Miss Katherine Rogers were
married al noon on Thursday az the home
or he brides parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. J. w.
Rogers. Rev W. \. Mackey officiatcd.
the ceremony being witnessed only by the
relatives u the young couple. After
s2ar IN British Columbia Mr. an4 Mrs.
home In York addition
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. BIoedel spent the
latter part Of the week in Seattle.
Mr.. ". c. Brown Is taking vacation
in Eastern Washington.
Mr., {. II. Beale ana Mr.. James pruine.
Of kingtsher, oklahoma and NJ. Charles
Devine and family Of / Toledo. Wash,
ware the guests Of Dir. and Mrs Meade
tals week and left fer California on Fri
day.
Judge and Mrs. H f, Hadley gave
dinner parry. on Thursday evening in hon
or OF NJ. Nathan Pickett, OF Kokomo.
Ind. who is visiting them. and on that
day Was 81 years old Mr.. ana Mrs r. T.
Matthes. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Mackey.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. l. Morse. Mrs, Morse. Of
Maine, and Mr.. ]. C. Musgroye were
2reat at
The sixteenth birthday Of Miss Alice
Eddy was celebrated on Wednesday even
ins a the home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. \. J. Eddy.
Mr.. and Mrs, Albert Lane have returned
from two months visit in Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Il. Puriy celebrated
the tenth anniyersay Of their wedding on
Monday afternoon by q pleasant musicale
and social at their residence, anticipated
IL by number OF their friends
Rex. ]. NJ. Barr. the popular pastor OF
the Episcopal church, was given Tecep-
ton by the ladies OF the Fairhaven Guild
were served and the various features made
II very pleasant occasion
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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.

given Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs
y. +. Beck in honor OF their daughter
and her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
their wedding tour. The affair was held
at the residence of Mr.. T King on Tall
man avenue and large number OF
friends were present to welcome the
newly married couple back TO the city
Refreshments were served and Il most
pleasant evening spent Those present
We're: Nj ana Mrs. =. F. Beck. Mr.. and
Kellogg. Rev. ana Mrs. 2. +, Hyland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson. M. and Mrs.
l.. Q: Bump. M. and Mrs. G. Bethe, Mr.
King. Mr.; and Mrs. T. J, King: Mr. and
Mrs. William Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs. +
K. King, Mr. and Mrs. y. king. Mrs T.
Bosworth. Miss Blanche Winsor. Miss
Daisy Hyland. Miss Agnes Horgan. Miss
St2sia Beck. AR. -. Boliong. MIR. +. Rob
erts and Mr.. Ivan Hyiand.
An afternoon tea was given Tuesday
under the auspices OF the Ladies' Guild
OF St Stephens Episcopal church at the
home of Airs. u. +. Roberts, which was
well attended
Mrs. Philip Dorman arrived here from
Michigan Saturday and Joined her hus-
band. who preceded her some two or
three months. Mr.. and Mis-. Dorman
come here with the intention of making
TINS their future home.
Mr. George StaTtup and Mr. ]. II. Dono-
ghue returned Tuesday from d trip to
Gray's harbor and Aberdeen.
The friends Of Miss carrie Ingals will
be sorry 10 hear that she is seriously Ill
at the present time, with no signs or
Improvement
Mr. Edwin Aud returned Saturday
from short business trip TO Alaska.
Mr. W Wilson, Of Nhatcom, was a
Ballard visitor during the week.
Mr.. James Monroe and daughter, Miss
Ida, OF New " estminster, spent Sunday
with friends in this city.
Mr.. Earl Horton, who is half brother
to Mr.. +. T.. King, Of this city, arrived
the latter part OF last week from Mus
kegon. Mich.
Miss Grace Ball. of Tacoma, spent Sat
urday night ana Sunday with friends on
Crawford street.
Ex-County Assessor Alex Mcdonald.
who is now a resident Of Hamilton. was
in Ballard Thursday. His daughter, Mrs.
n Nelson. accompanied him home
Capt. and Mrs. Buckley have removed
from Seattle TO Ballard and Will here
after make their home in this city.
NJ. Jesse Hausbrough, who left Bal
lard last spring for Alaska. returned
Monday on the schooner Hera.
Mir William Van Horne of Hartford.
was in Ballard during the week,
Miss Ida Miller. Of Fairhaven. spent
Sunday last with friends In this city.
She left Monday for Chehalis, where she
viii visit among friends for a couple Of
weeks.
Mr. Andy Teuk and Mr.. J. E. Ken
worthy took trip the fore part Of the
week 10 Sound points near Olympia.
Mrs T.. j. Held was visiting Sunday
with her husband. who Is at present en-
ployed IN Everett.
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ker. OF Snohomish. were in The city Mon
day. guests Of Mrs. T. X. Lewis
Mrs J. A F'aIcouer. .. BaTlng, IS
guest ar the home % Mr.. J. z Caitaness.
o. Cleveland avenue.
Judge J. c. Denny leaves for Spokane on
short TIP this week.
Mr. Thomas Mcfarland was in the city
last week.
Mr. 4. J. Agnew. M. William c. Butler
and NJ. T. II. Brownel are duck hunting
near Lake Cheian.
Mrs Small Miss Emma Yule, Miss
Stewart and Miss Hatch attended the
teachers institute at Tacoma las week.
Mr. Luyd Hansaker Is home visiting lis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hupsaker.
Or. W. <. Cox returned aome from 3
trip to Waila Walla last Week.
Mrs James E. Bell and Miss c. Sweet
were IL Seattle visiting friends last week.
Capt. J. I. Sserfey has returned 70 the
city after q four weeks absence.
Mrs. II. o Boyd vas in Seattle last week.
Many members OF the ". L. I. u. %
tais city attended the national convention
a Seattle las week
Mrs Saunders and Miss Carrie Saun-
ders. OF Tacoma, We're III the city Thurs
day and Friday, the guests OF Mrs NJ.
higgins.
On Friday evening the ladies u the
Christian church gave an entertainment 81
the Central opera house which Was We'll
attended
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own arrangement Of Mrs. Frances Hodssoa Bur
n-.ts famous story That Lsxs o L0rrie's
Ms Charles Hopkins, Mr.. and Ms c. B. Hep
Eas AID ~ Ra1.A Hopkins !ef. yesterday for san
Fra1cssro Ms HoT kns h2s b@e1 - ~ serae
tine ard re tip Is made II tie hors u inpEuv-
i.- her health
Dr. Fra-k : Smith aid bGids returned this week
s-or TT 70 California TheY went sc far south
a. Les Angeles Tasy a. aoIa1 81 SIS
Twesty-6rs. Assase
Mrs Louise : AcssrsCn. who has been spending
tie suuau.Sr With Mrs. II b BAsiey AZ ksn.oIl,
Is AZ tie Rainier Grand. where she Will remain an
ii the W2ls Walls sails 90 TUESDAY morning, when
ale Will depart for san Francisco
Ms = A Mitchell who has been in the Eas.
- Tia past three months, returned 10 her home
Is PIKE street. OF Friday. sac sccogri snled
by her aunt, M-s X A Hooker II Wisconsin
vic viii visit with her for tins.