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bolero with collars and revers of stitched taffeta
have taken complete possession of the feminine
fancy. ReverS OF white cloth appliqued with heavy
lace are light and springlike In effect.
A cloth gown OF dark pearl color is one of the
handsomest gowns in the establishment. II is
verely plain and has high Medic collar of tucked
taffeta with quilted edging of ribbon
A line of fine broadcloth tailored costumes in ali
black and the many shades of gray. and
castor. lined with taffeta silk in the same color
as the cloth. They have the flare skirts. with
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

Iyn. has gained wide
favor. II Is con-
sUucted with a
short front. low
bust and long Or
short hips. Being
made IN different
waist lengths and
with different bust
positions. il fits
any figure, from the
most slender 10 the
s1ouresr This pOpu-
lar corset gives the
intense curve which
is SO much desired
b. women for the
present style OF
dress. II il said 20
reduce cOrpulsnCy
speedily. allowing AZ
the same time per
feet comfort and
freedom OF move
me1t.
Besides the Frisco
there are cOrSerS in
many styles 10 be
found at the Cali
fOTuia Corset Com
paly ; store
Only the finest
watch spring steels.
which are light, plt-
able and especially
enduring. are EN-
plOyeG. unless bones
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

way with view TO selecting stylish bodice. The
variety and richness OF samples displayed are so
bewldering that the purchaser finds herself at
loss determine upon choice
First. is attracted by the display OF waists
made OF La Samartine silks. which wash per-
fectly any linen. These be had in pieated
rak. hacks with full fronts al so and IS each.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
HTGIENIC MODELS IN CoRsErs.

The up TO date woman is careful regarding the
fit OF her corset of her gown, realizing that
gown can fit properly only correct corset
AT B. Viaus. No. SO West Twenty-third-st.. are
the most graceful and hygienic models possible.
Combining the perfection OF French artistic taste
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
AUTOMATIC, sELF-oPEyING UMBRELLA.

no one need now feel obliged to purchase an UNI
pta "nlch is not entirely satisfactory in every
way. AT the establishment Of Charles LIE Bhan
NO Barciay-st near Broadway. one may choose
any style of handle from large assortment and
nave 1t fitted at moments notice to any umbrella
ne may PICK out Most Of the handles are of pearl
or ivory, with silver mountings deposits
Foremost among the umbrellas manufactured bv
MI lie Bihan is the Fin de Steele" For those
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

with tiny ostrich tips, and has a deeply pointed
yoke formed OF the ostrich edge on chiffon covered
silk The high haring collar is similarly formed.
and the final touch distinction is achieved by the
long ties Of accordion peated white chiffon
The yellow Tuscan Spanish turban that is worn
with the tan gown Illustrated in the accompanying
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
sECRET oF ARTTsTTc RAIRDREss1NG.

The -ztest fashion in hairdressing and the latest
fancy in hair ornaments always to be found at
A. Simonson's, No. 933 Broadway. Artistic decora-
tons Of tortoise shell. Partisan diamonds gold sill
Yer and jet shown in great variety as well as
atgrettes. fancy ribbons and butterflies for evening
decoration OF the coiffure.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

x,.s. somewhat full in effect. with a high gfrdle
= c,-1 lsce which is carried up and crossed in
=. b.rk The guInpe Is tucked white null and
,.cs outlined with embroidered pink and white
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
GRAY BRO4DCLOTH COSTUHE.

Among the fascinating creations shown by John
DanieIls Sons. Broadway and Eishth-st.. IS the
costume illustrated. II is OF gray broadcloth. OF
that lovely shade that seems emit a pink glow.
The skirt is laid stitched peats distances
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

and the sleeve below the elbow transparent. III
half sleeve above being of the tucked barege Th
grdle is of violet panne velvet. which IS also use
in the collar and cuffs.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

The skirt Of an elaborate costume IN barege is
made of clusters of fine tuckings- The bodice Is o.
lace, with tucked barege bolero. The guimpe collar
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
EXCLUSIVE PATTERN BODTCES.
WAISTS TO SUIT EVERY sTYLF OF FEM
ININE BEAUTY-SUPREMACY OF
CALCUTTA CLOTHS

An embarrassment of riches confronts one who
visits the Forsythe establishment No. so Broad
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

how dress the little folks correctly is often
puzzng to many mother. Those who feel the
weight of this problem will be grateful to know
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
CORSET THAT CLAIMS ATTENTION

The Frisco corset which Is manufactured ana
sold only at the establishment OF the California
Corset COMPANY. Nos 446 and As Fulron-st Brook
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
COMBINING sP4NGLEs AND LACE.
ovERDREssEs OF BRUSSELS NET-BoLERos
FORMED OF DIAPHANOUs FLoUNCEs

The firm Of Alcott & weekes Nos. 3 and 10 East
Twentieth-st-. has been in existence only since
February 1. yet it has already established Itself
a model shop for womens gowns. coats. hats and
silk petticoats. a Partisan tone Is apparent
throughout the entire establishment.
Some exquisite spring and gowns are
shown. notably pale violet crepe De chine with
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

are especially ordered. This house also carries a
line Of corsets with uOn-rusUable steeIs In order
that women may convince themselves that the
claims made by this house are true. they are -
vited TO call and try the corSeLs on
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

tresses in braid coil puff or twist the fancy
dictates The Newport Coil is light in weight and
interferes in no way with the ventilation OF the
hair
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

picture is trimmed with tucked yellow chiffon and
two black lace and jet wings. Black silk roses
with jet centres tucked under the brim.
One of the handsome costumes of the many In
this shop is OF broadcloth. The skirt has
row pIeats all around stitched nearly all the way
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01

kilt backs, boiero jackets and demi-vests of panne
velvet. The gown illustrated is an example of
fhaSa srrj+s
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FOR LITTLE MEN AND WOMEN.

HUNTER RED COATS. WITH GILT BUTTONS
AND DAINTY SILK SKIRTS ALL RUFF
FILES AND Rustic.
Albuquerque daily citizen., 1900-08-28


window and you are always welcome |
TO call and examine our stock. no mat
ter II YOU want to buy or not Don't
neglect to read our ad.
Ella McGee. ladies' and childrens' hrst
class dressmalNer, fitted Innings to order.
Guarantees all work. and Is very reas-
enable. Room 3. Golden Rule Rooming
House - s,~-
Only two weeks more OF our clearance,
SALE You surely viii buy enough shiIt
waists to last you for one year while
the prices are 30 low. B. Ilfeld & Co.
Did you read The jana Grocery Co.'S
goods list? IL so you can not-complain
OF troubling yourself for something to
buy for supper or lunch either
Just received at The Economist, a
nice line OF new skirts. Call and In
spcct same at The Economist. No trou-
bic to show goods.
Coyote water from the springs can
only be had from the Coyote Springs
Mineral Water Co. li6h north
Second street
Received at The Economist-Newest
CREATIONS IN pitAch Sin shh IT, Ns'ii "i''
see them.
AT the Jaffa Grocery company Libby,
McNelll a Libby celebrated luncheon
goods.
To Loan-slO.OOO on improved Abu-
querque real estate. Inquire OF 5. b.
, Gillett.
Ladies' kid gloves--every pair guar
anteed-one dollar per pair. Rosenwsid
| Bros.
Buy your snk waists this week. Read
our ad. Rosenwald Bros.
Look out for the White Knight.
Albuquerque daily citizen., 1900-08-28
CITY NEWS.

The White Knight Is coming.
Mathews drug store for prescriptions.
MILK drinkers, try Matthews Jersey
milk
Wash skirts reduced to one e-half their
former prices This week at The Econo-
mist.
Received at. The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
creations in black ,ilk skirts. Cal and
see them.
Take your next prescription TO Mat
hews. II win be prepared as your doc
tor wants It.
Prescriptions prepared at Mathews
Pure Drug Pharmacy by graduate
pharmacists only.
Look into KlelnWOrts market on
north Third street. he has the incest
fresh meats in the city
Biggest stock OF all kinds Of gents
furnishing-and the price the very low
est. At b. Ilfei4 & Co.'s.
"Orange Red" the latest and most
delicious beverage. hye cents q glass,
az ORielly's soda fountain.
AL our summer goods must be "a by
September l 10 make room for our big
fall stock. b, Ilfeld & Co
Jemez Hot Springs stage Office. First
street stable Leave Albuquerque
Mondays ana Fridays al g a. m.
Dawn Of the Century" "The Great
Ruby" "Koonyille Koonlets" March
and two step. Three for a dollar Al
the latest sheet music for sale al tht
Whitson Music company.
Another reduction in the price ol
men's ladies' and children's shoes from
now tin September at c. Mays popula
priced shoe store. 2Os west htailroaS
avenue. win make Il worth while, q
you 90 lay In a surely for fnture use
The shoes are en- exhibition ln the BIZ
Albuquerque daily citizen., 1900-08-28

We also have a large variety Of un-
derWoods, Curtice Bros, Van Camp 8
Richardson q Robbins, and many other
hlsh grade goods. We surely can please
you,
THE JAFFA GROCERY co,
Albuquerque daily citizen., 1900-08-28

dicial district OF New Mexico, spent last
evening in town with friends, and took
the train for Algodones for the pur-
pose of ascertaining whether there Isl
any water In the river and whether II
VIII be advisable to complete the low
line ditch. Mr.. Parker represents large
money interests seeking for invest
ments In this territory.
J. Il. De Rhodes, a popular einploye
OF the Albemarle mine company up IN
the Cochlti mining district. has been
here the past few days, and last night
there arrived from Bland +. III. Mabry
and his two sisters. Misses Ellie and
Mira Mabry. OF course there is moth
ing especially extraordinary in the ar
rival here Of people from Bland or the
Albemarle, but in this case there Is a
difference and on tomorrow in the
presence Of an accredited minister and
few friends Miss Mira and Mr.. DE
Rhodes will be Joined in the holy bonds
of wedlock. In advance The Citizen
extends congratulations.
a car load of fine Cleburne. Texas,
watermelons arrived here this morning,
and they will be shipped to Prescott
and Phoenix tonight. The banner wa
termelon among the list weighs sew
enty weight pounds. the whole lost aver
aging about fifty pounds. These wa
| termelons are the very best that have
yet been shipped through this city.
]. ]. Ryan. the expressman, accom-
panied by his wife and children, left
last night for San Diego, Cal, where
| they will reside In the future. Mrs.
Ryan Is a neice of Hon. Solomon Luna,
and he. with other relatives, were here
to see Mr. Ryan and wife of for Call
fornia. '
j. NJ. Pedroncelll, residing at Los
| Grlegos, lost his wife on the 18th OF
July through childbirth, and in a
communication TO El Nuevo OF August
10th charges malpractice and incompe-
tency to the attending physician.
DIR. Daniel Rosche, OF Denver, opti-
clan and specialist. is at the Grand Cen
tral hotel. Or. Rosche comes very
highly recommended and as 1t costs
nothing for consultation you should cal
and see him at once.
| Al. Coleman has taken n lease on the
Metropolitan building, upstairs and
down and will refit the building in fine
style. He proposes to have everything
In up-top condition for fair time.
| Mrs. Carmel Perea died this morning
of stomach trouble, aged SO, and will b,
buried in the Santa Barbara cemetery
Tomorrow morning.
Pitt Ross. the city engineer and sur.
veyor, is now at Pinos Wells. Valencis
county, where he is doing some private
surveying.
Fine free lunch at the "Coney Island
resort tomorrow night at . o'clock.
Attend our silk waist sale. Rosenwal,
Bros.
Albuquerque daily citizen., 1900-08-28
sruRGEs. EuRoPKAN.

NJ Cooney and wife. Socorro; Mrs. A
II. Stratton, New orleans; George H.
Robinson, 5. n. Feldheim, san Fran
cisco: W. A. Smith, Winfield. KAN r.
ID. Sears. q. f. Reese, Il. IL. Mudge'
Claude Betson. Las Vegas; w, ID,
Kemp, Thornton; j. =. Maby, Misses
Mira and Ellie Maby, Bland W. IL,
Dunlap. Daniel Rorhe, Denver; Edgar
G.. Jones, Baltimore; Juan c. Jaramillo
Torreon; John Stewart, Gallup; Max
Bger, Denver,
Albuquerque daily citizen., 1900-08-28
.urST Anour YOUR FEET.

short course OF treatment will con-
vince you of the good l can do you, A
single treatment, say, once a fort-
night. or once a month, will keep you
comfortable. But In orer. 10 get best
results you should treat regularly, say.
one In five days. one corn, 30 cents.
Moderate rates to monthly patients. DIR.
]. w. Bah, the only chiropodist in the
city, room II, Cromwell block.
Albuquerque daily citizen., 1900-08-28
HIGHLAND

o. II. Howarth, London, England; l.,
4 Burchell and wife, El Paso; ID. Dun
hanf w A. SULLIVAN Kansas City; f.
W. Keith, Winslow; w. IL. Bone
brake, Denver. Mrs. h. b, Thomas and
daughter, Cerrillos; j. " Miller Do
lores, n NJ. l.. Il. Parr, Beeville. Tex
as; 4. T.. Smallwood. Dallas, Texas; j
W Benham Phoenix; y II, Thompson
Denver
Albuquerque daily citizen., 1900-08-28
ro cIrANsr ruE SYSTEM.

Enectually. yet gently. when costive or
bilious. to permanently overcome hab-
itual constipation. to awaken the kid
ney-s and liver to a healthy activity.
without Irritating or weakening them.
to dispel headaches. colds or fevers,
use Syrup OF Figs. made by the Califor-
MIA Fig Syrup company.
Albuquerque daily citizen., 1900-08-28

Trade at the Dry Goods Store
where you can vote for your fav'
orite institution for a fine Library
the Economist.
Albuquerque daily citizen., 1900-08-28

For sink waists read our ad. Rosen-
Wald Bros.
Albuquerque daily citizen., 1900-08-28

PLUMBING In all its branches. whitney
Company,
Albuquerque daily citizen., 1900-08-28

The furniture, etc, of a five-room cot
tage. Must be sold. as the owner Is go
ing away. Furniture as good as new,
and will be sold cheap. Inquire of the
owner, IL. c. PERKINS,
,r~ Gil East Silver avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen., 1900-08-28
THE DAILY CITIZEN

ALBUoURRouK : AUGUST ss, 1870
Albuquerque daily citizen., 1900-08-28

Thos. sutton, Kansas city; John A.
Ross, Las Vegas; Joseph Il. Woods and
wife, Holbrook; Mrs. H.. Williams, KAN
saa CIIY
Albuquerque daily citizen., 1900-08-28
The White Knight is coming.
HOIBL ARRIVALS.

Free lunch at the "Coney Island" re-
sort tomorrow night.
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CoUPEyILLE SOCIETY.

COUPEVILLE, June 9-Mr. and Mrs.
Scott Virgins are both on the sick list.
Mrs. T. W. Calhoun. OF Ballard. has
been visiting on the island this week with
relatives.
Rev. Sheafe Is home again after trip
to Seattle and FairhaVen.
Mr.. Lester Still is on Camano island
this week.
Mr. and Mrs L. p. Byrne and Mrs.
George Thornton, Of Oak Harbor, spent
a day here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Willard, OF Seattle,
returned home Monday night last
Mrs. O'Leary. Of La Conner, is visiting
AT Mrs. w. h. Engle's.
Mr.. Howard Hartseli is down the Sound
on a trip this week.
Mr.. and Mrs II. B. Lovejoy have re-
turned from California
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Gillespie have been
visiting their son James on the island
for several days.
Mrs. y. r Kineth and her sister. Mrs.
Lucas of Seattle, returned home this
week.
Mr.. James Gillespie has returned from
a trip to Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Kineth are back
again from the pioneer reunion In Seattle.
Mrs. G. A. Leach returned from a trip
10 California this week.
Mrs. II. Holhrook Is visiting in Oak
Harbor with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. C r. Eaton are up
Sound
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ARLINGTON SOCIAL NEWS.

ARLINGTON, June 9-Mrs. Edna Stutz
and son Robert and Mrs John A. Mohr
and son Herbert. OF Spokane are visit
ing in Arlington and vicinity, the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schloman.
The Halter schools closed last Tues
day after a successful term. The pupils
had appropriate exercises on the last
day" Guy Ford, Nora Vieg and Elmer
Nose graduated. The school and patrons
viii hold a picnic next Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hudson attended
the Grand Lodge. 1. q. O. f. and grand
convention Rebekahs In Seattle this week
Miss McMasters. OF Granite Falls, is
visiting the family of Mr.. Donald McMas-
tiers.
Miss Lena Shields. teacher in the Har-
mony district school, was visiting in Ar
lington last week. Miss Shields home Is
In Ballard
Mr.. James Watts ~ Ballard visited
his friend. Mr. Frank Fouts this week.
The baseball club gave a beneft ball
Saturday night in odd Fellows hall.
Mr.. A. l.. Blair was at Seattle Wednes-
day TO bid goodbye to Mrs A. Stewart
his daughter. who sailed Thursday on the
Victoria FOR Cape Nome.
The Arlington schools will hold their
annual picnic AT the old camp meeting
grounds on Saturday. June 6
Mr.. and Mrs. @. r. Hayes. were visit
ing in Arlington this week. Their home
will he at Edgecomb.
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seer. J. ". wyett; recorder. I. 8 Tur-
ner; receiver. W. w. Dckerson: finan-
cier, 3. b. Rhodes; guide A. Townsend
inside watch, c. Troth; outside watch,
II. K. Clark.
Mrs. A. w Eaton is seriously III at pres
ent.
Mrs. J. D. Thomas left for Wilbur.
wash Monday, where she will Join her
Mr.. and Mrs. s ]. Knowles, OF Iowa.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. Bucknell.
Mrs Knowles is the latter's sister.
Mr. Emil Thomas was in Gate City,
Wednesday.
Mr.. George Gavitt was over from Che
halls, Wednesday.
Mr.. Harvey L. Johnson. OF Tacoma. was
In the city Tuesday
Mr. c. B. Coovert is visiting in Ore
gon for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel James were in the
city from Grand Mound Saturday.
Mrs. Matte y. Graves has returned
from Oakland. Cal. where she was visit
ing her sister
Miss Ada Rhodes Is at home from Mon
ttesano. where she had been teaching for
the past year.
Mr.. WIN Bar is home from Leland Stan
ford university, Cal, where nc attended
school the past year.
Mr.. George H Ellsbury, jr., IL home
from the state university at Seattle.
Mrs. n. Jones is in San Jose, Cal,
spending month or two for her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fry were in
Olympia last week.
Mr.. Roy Squres recently arrived home
from the PhiiippinAS
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Just home from the Philippines on Ieav.
a't LIS Is on MS way to Washington He was
a. T. reutehant In Company NJ First Wash
inslon, out was made a captain of ono ~
tfs new companies by Gen Otis
MISE Netue koontz is up from Portland
John Koontz -'A' 'i'1 Ni' =
II, mere was a large attendance at the
a Id i NJ IA! pan Saturday night. II was
one OF the most enjoyable social gather
ihgs given by the German citizens
CIT ht. ~. u Abbott of Olympia, was a
Chehaiis visitor this week
froI. Coney. of the state university
was In the city Wednesday.
~ Mr.. b. w. Coiner came in from Rife
tuesday and went to Tacoma
MRS. a: {. st, John visited her parents,
ar. ana mrs. Mari, at Olympia this week.
MI; and Mrs. W. f. sherman visited
Portland this week
Mrs. NJ. 5. Gerowe, who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. H. Haskell, returned
70 her nome In Salem. Or, Wednesday
ar. y. NJ. Eberly. a friend OF DR. l.. G.
ANS, mas come to make his home here.
He is from New York
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EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT, June s-Prof. r. F. Rriars,
superintendent of schools. was in Olym-
pia last week attending the meeting OF
the state board OF education.
Mr.. J. NJ Hall and his uncle Mr., An
derson. accompanied by Mr.. j. F. Koran.
made trip to Mont- Cristo last week.
Mrs. NJ, NJ. Cole and daughter. Miss
Ahce' arrived home last week from Salt
Lake city.
Mr. Frank Moody and family. OF Sno-
homish, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs,
n. l.. Collins last week
Mrs. sullivan and Mrs. Stafford, Of
Snohomish, were guests of Mrs. p. X
Lewis on Wednesday.
Or. and Mrs. Lennox, Of Tacoma, Wis
tied over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs f..
A. Swalwell
Mr. Leonard Howarth, OF Tacoma, Is in
the city, visiting his brother Mr.. William
Mr.. + r. Milford has returned to Ev-
erett from New York and expects to re-
side here permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Bruce Gibson will short
ly return from Battle Creek, Iowa. to re-
side in Everett
Miss stuver and Miss Talmadse, OF Sc
w r. Stockbridge last week
Seattle last week.
agent, was at the Elks' ball
Mr. +. Q. Cole and Mr.. Percy Palmer
left for Dawson last Saturday.
capt. Robert McFarlane left on the
Nome
The Baptist church was full on Friday
evening and the appreciative audience
was entertained by a musical and literary
program, rendered by the choir and
friends OF the church
Mr. John G. Woolley addressed a large
audience at the Central opera house Wed
nesday on Temperance"
The grand ball Of the season for the
beneht OF the hospital was given at Fra
ternal hall Thursday evening bv the r
7. O. Elks. over 200 couples were on the
floor in the grand march A supper wa =
served In the dining han at midnirht
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sEDRO- wOOLLEY SOCIAL NOTES.

gEDRo-wOOLLEY June s-Mr. n g.
Hosch has been in Roscbarg, Or, all
week
Mr. Frank Fritsch. OF this city. is on
trip to Olympia and vicinity.
The serni-annual election Of officers of
Truth lodge, No ~, . o F. took
place on Tuesday and resulted ms follows
y G., Herman Rurmastcr. V G., Carl
Slender X. $. William Thompson.
Mrs A. q; Mosief has returned 20 town
from visit To friends aud relatives In
Tacoma ChehRlis and Portland
Miss susie Ratev has returned from a
visit 10 Victoria. Il G.
Mr., Ed Byron. Of Edison. was in sedro-
Mr., T. X Barnard, d burlington. wa. in
town few days ago.
Union Encampmcnt ! o q F. No 8
elected the following officers for the year
last Saturday night; G. y, r. a. Douglass
II p. T.. White; = W. II II HuEhcy;
,,e.sq5sa W isnt9 ~ Frie .,Fos George
The Rev Douglas sutton. OF Snohomish
Will hold service In odd Fellows hall on
Sunday at II a. IN
Mr. Walter ellis Of Issaauah visited his
parents In this city Monday last
quiet wedding took place In Hamilton
on TusSiay when Justice ) IT Sprinkle
married Miss Ida Mcclure one of the most
orray T Williams None but friends %
tho family were present. The young couple
went to Seattle for a brie, honeymoon,
NJ J W Leo. OF MCMurray. was I'm
town on "Wednesday accompanied by his
daughter Miss Josie Leo
Mis- Halle Ormslp has bern III with
the grin FOR the pslst week 80
Mr. Charles Carr has returned from a
visit 10 EllensbuI's and now talks OF going
10 Cage Nome.
Mrs J A Dorrnan has almost recovered
from her recent severe Illness
Miss Ida hullene, OF Seattle is a guest
Of Mrs George Ruel
County Superintendent Susan Lord Cur
rier offered three prices to school teach
efs for tho finest decorative window dts
plays, and the awards all came TO this
place Miss Nancic Giepic took frs, priE,
Miss Hannah +. Davis second and Mrs
Jackson thlrd
NJ Thomas II Hurtiy has resigned hts
position at this place ana has with his
family moved TO Seattle
Mrs Hannnm Jones ~ Rockpoint
Or, Ia visiting Mrs ,latprmAn
Miss Eliza Wallace is spending "a part
q her vacation al the home Of her par.
Mr. ana Mira G. T. Lyon entertained 4
few % uicir friends at their home hast
saturday evening
ssen here FOR some time, has gone TO
Mount Vernon
Prot A + wmmrs principal # tho
,nnalM't'n publ tehool'. was ta Sedro-
Miss rea- i1.von VIII clos, the s,er,irr
sehool trfe' after "A most succ"sstu' nine
Al mo a., meeting Of the Van.n's C;,ih
~ sodto " oiity the fa,lHN.nk officers
We're elected f1r the ensuing wear PRIEST
~ NuS bingham vice president
MNer trraw4rr Mra ~ !. pawn.
,Srcuil,c .HuuHttte Mrs Jsme, Drt..
Mys " Nrny Mrs " q Ma'u.e
w q Amos % vas dr-4I-3 So tlr
neHting 60 ie fhc state Federation ~
N"ne1 C..'- cas- ~oou a. The inest organ.
MsIen %.t"l secure saf1rtentN hrrc
NJ wa.'s- A Parker LEFT far rr-nerk
e. Thursday