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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-09-12

The France Physicians are becoming
so we'll and faYorably known in OUT
community that it is hardly necessary
to more than mention the date of theil
coming to insure a largo crowd at the
hotel, eager to avail themselves of theil
remarkable skill. Those who are To
durable are frankly told so. Many WHO
have doctored for years and haYo been
given up as incurable by their frtendt
and physicians arc speedily and pernat
nentiy restored to health. 10 those whe
have become discouraged we would say
by all means visit these doctors and OBJ
tain their opinion, IL you have not al
ready done so. They successfully treat
the following diseases: Consumption
Asthma, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Constr
patton, Lame Back, Heart Disease, Ner
yous Prostitution, Headaches, Disease
of the Eye and Ear, Dyspepsia, Brightt
Disease, Diabetes, Kidney, Liver anc
Bladder Complaints, Chronic Femali
and Sexual Diseases, Yaricocele, Blooc
Poison, Structure, and all diseases AND
weaknesses of men. If you cannot call
on the doctor, write for free book, adj
dressing The France Co, Box 1G6, Co
Iumbus, Ohio.
One or moro of the France Physicians
will visit the following towns on datea
named below. The afflicted are invited
to call; consultation and advice free TO
al. The doctors will be at
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-09-12

BECOME AN ARCHITECT.-We
teach you to support yourself while
learning. The international Cor
respondence Schools, Scranton, Pa.
e. r.. Wasan, Representative, PIT
Pleasant
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Tic Races INrtdnX.

Kanawha Star won first money
in the free-for-aIl pace; best time
2:26. The last quarter in the last
heat he made it in 38 seconds.
Lady p, won second money and
Marietta third.
Jack O'Lot won first money in
the mile heats, 2 in 3, running
race, and Lazzara second.
The foot race was won by Hicks,
of Gallipolis; Berkeley, of Spilmnn,
winning second money.
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It is impossible for us to print
the names of all those who called
on us Saturday and expressed their
high appreciation of this paper.
Many of them were Republican
friends who are anxious to see this
county rid of the corruption of
boss rule now prevailing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-09-12

Ulcers, open or obstinate sores,
scalds and piles, quickly cured by
Banner Salve, the most healing medi'
cine in the world. a. q. VanGilder.
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A Big Day.

Rev. S. j. Miller Pastor of
Trinity M. e. Church, had big
day in the MATRIMONIAL line yester-
day uniting in marriage the follow
ing happy couples:
Mr.. Ellis E. Mitchell and Miss
Arli G. Frazier.
Mr.. Stephen e. Hayman and
Mise Nettie Hull
Mr.. Peter FL. Knapp and Miss
Nettie johnson.
Mr.. VIM. w. Guither and Miss
Fannie Oliver,
Mr.. julius M, Smith and Miss
Lizzie Stewart.
Mr.. Samuel Tucker and Miss
Alice Wilmington.
Mr.. Frederick p. Click and Miss
Emma Lutz.
Miss Geo. Birohfield and Miss
Evaline Smith
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E. B. TIPPEw, CITY EDITOR
POINT PLEASANT. WEST VA.
SEPTEMBER 10, 1900.
You can see moro Mason county
people in Gallipolis in ons day,
than you can SEQ here in Point
Pleasant the county seat. Why is
it thus2
The Mountain State Brick and
Tile Works have just received an
order for 100000 bricks from Char
lesion. This Company makes
some very fne brick and they are
always busy.
Farkersburg beats Huntington
in population but it can't hold a
candle to Cabell's metropolis when
it comes to getting all the fun out
of politics there is in it.-Wheei-
ing News.
An exchange tells of a Lincoln
county woman falling into the river,
and when she was rescued five
pound catfish was found entangled
in her wire hustle. Her husband
wanted to set her again but she
wouldn't consent.
Down in her heart every woman
has an idea that the reason why
an old bachelor doesn't get married
is because he isn't living as he
ought to.
The girl whose birthday comes
in September should wear sap
phire; it will insure the constancy
of her lover,
The most of tho love a woman
has for her husband isn't for what
he is, but for what she thought he
WAS when she married him.
A woman who probably speaks
from experience says husband
who can be led isn't worth lead
ing.
Tho annual engagement of the
frost and the pumpkin will be Civ
on very shortly.
No matter how rich you are, you
can not afford to lose ono of your
friends.
BY the time man has been
married two years he has forgotten
how to appreciate married life.
DO Your Feet Ache and Burn?
shake into your shoes Aliens Foot Ease,
powder for the feet 1t cools the feet and |
makes tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures
Iiorns, Bunions, swollen, SmnTting, iot, |
CnlIous, Sore and Sweating Feet. Aliens
Foot Ense relieves all pain nnd gives rest
and comfort. We have 5000 tcsttnonlnlS: |
IL cures while you walk. Try It To-day. All |
druggists and shoe stores sell II, 2lc. sample |
sent FREE. Address Allen =. Olnsted, |
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KENT SOCIETY NEWS.

KENT. Sept. sa-Mrs. Owen Taylor has
returned from Eiicnaburg. where she has
been visiting relatives for several weeks.
Miss Esther Wallace Is recovering from
her late iiness.
Mr. j. F, Van De van,er has been quite
III during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Madison entertain
ed their cousin, MIR. Milo A. Root. OF Se-
attic, on Tuesday.
Or. and Mrs. owen Taylor entertained
Hon j. NJ Frink, Hon. w. l.. Jones Hon.
]. n Schively, Mr.. Wilhelm and Mr. J.
w shinn ~ dinner on Tuesday
Mrs j. W. Heitstrum was In Seattle on
Tuesday
AIR. NJ NJ Morrill, was In Seattle on
Mrs. Annie Merrineld was In Seattle dur
Ing the week.
Mrs, II. T. Kyes visited In Seattle part
Mr. aud Mrs Robert Main entertained
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd and Miss Lloyd. OF
ks9' aa NJ s And M Mr. kTSsa6s s ss
Mes Kirkwood, OF sumner. At dinner on
ar and Airs. Rlsedorph en,ertainsa
Hon, w Pratt AZ dinner TUESDAY,
Niss Mary Anderson OF Seattle. who
has heer Waiting the Misses shafer. has
returned 20 her home
MT G. n. WAGER was In Seattle during
Mrs ". w watson was visiting friends
In oBrisn during ne week
AIT and Mrs s " Berlin have removed
10 the future.
MIS- Mabel Richardson Of Seattle. was
yisltlnr iriena: tn town On sunday
Mlss HaEcl Jones', 81 % firien. as Yis-
Ting to town or Tree lay.
Ma ErgCria NBher ard Miss Mabel
Burke were visiting IN Seattle On wedne
aaY.
Mrs n r wayri,re and Miss Helen
Waymirs, OF HoQuin buS Formerly y
Kent were ytsitlus rfieHdF n town aar-
iug tho week Niss Nsvmire will cstef
A III n to-
ssrs Jchn shrpplch has retained from
elsif ic her brother ai Suige creek
Mrs ulatf3tl entertained the ladies' q
the Presbyterian church on THURSDAY AZ
tcrr01fs.
Rev and Mrs ouoivera we've eniestala.
iuc fftcnaa freni FuyAiur en- Wednesday
Rev ana MrH. onsglsena We're visiting
WIKI Az and Mrs Roct at oBeieu IN
REV j 81 wordcv. pastor % the Rap
u'op on Next Sunday.
Mr. EFacst Tow speat Sunday IN AS
Mrs and Miss Parker. ~ Berkeley. Cal.
Save moved % ken, 60 I've. Miss Parker
VIII teach ,u ihe srbecA
n~, J s.ais NRs iu Seattle GA Tuesasy
Mr l. s. Catk aad Mr. Seth Hodges
ucre ia Seattle on rhure1sv
Mise Parker Wss "a Seattle during ths
Pr6f w. X. Uensca. O., Psausylvaria.
hs.s arrived ia tew0, aah VIII have charge
~ tht Kent hnnfe
III aui Asss WeihY have arrived ia taprn
FROM Nebraska, eaA VIII make this ,heir
ANnru
Miss Ateilne Shinn was visiting in toNn
or Wednesday.
Miss Moore, enc o. tire teachers IN the
schools has sfviVsA I'm son
Miss Iotttr = Tillotson, q S. Paul
N'nn save an elocGtionAry enter alnlnent
tn Titus NoN on Thursday evening
Mr. Rokeh q a iyaliap. pas In town on
Thursday.
The Samantha Allen" sccial on
"Wednesday evening" was q success. The
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SUMNER SOCIAL NEWS.

SUMNER, Sept. 22.--Mrs. A. c. yelling
ton. OF Cosmopoiis. visited friends here
last Saturday.
Mr.. Charles Nuttali and Mr.. John
Shaughnessy have returned from Arling-
ton.
Mr.. ]. Oh schobey. OF Olympia, wa. the
guest last Sunday Of Mr.. W. II. Paul
Mrs. Sorensen. of Enumclaw, is visit
ing this week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. S. Young.
Mrs. M. +. Masters attended the w c.
t. y. convention in Tacoma this week
Mr.. w. Il. Goss, OF Tacoma. was hunt
Ing on tho Stuck above Sumner last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. C. II. Spinning is visiting in Ia
coma this week.
Mrs. Fred Bacon, OF Tacoma. visited
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Ludlow. for few days this week.
Mr.. w. 8. Young returned from Thorn
dyke bay last Tuesday
Miss Coral Marble Is the guest Of Mrs.
Albert Wells
prof. A. T, Fox. of whitworth college.
came out on hunting trip last Monday.
returning Tuesday.
state university at Seattle.
MIR, w. b. Kelly spent few days tho
first Of the week on his ranch near Sum-
ner.
Miss Anna Parker returned from Ia
Rev. George Arney has been returned
TO sumner for another years work in
the NJ. r. church.
Mr.. william woolery. who has been
home for two weeks. has returned TO Long
Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bevey and Mr., and Mrs
Dsnils were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Summerfisld last Sunday
Mr.. George Sprigles Of Mccormick, has
been visiting with Mr.. John Eifers this
week.
III. Joe Lewis was the guest OF Mr.. John
Tuel Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Ryan, Of Auburn,
were guests one day this week OF Mrs
Lucy Ryan.
Mr.. Albert Purvis returned Friday from
AuacorteE.
MIR. T. Mcfarland returned Friday. after
a months visit 10 relatives IN Illinois
Mr.. J. c. Kincaia returned Friday from
a short trip to British Columbia.
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CENTRALLY SOCIETY.

CENTRA1.IA. sept 22-Nrs virginia
Watson arrived from Portland this week
and has accepted position 10 Grace aem-
mary. Mrs. Watson Is sister ~ Mrs.
Matte Graves.
Mr. wiihur Graves - sheridan. or.
visited is brother Mr. G. n Graves, this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. = ri Todd arrived home
from WsEfpoTt last week
Prof y. NJ Daum left Monday for Fail
CITY, where he has accepted a school for
the coming year,
aIrs g. A. Cruttensen f. IN Seattle this
week the gaest ~ Mrs Corwiu shark
Nj ~, @ Nash was IN South Bend Mon.
day
Mr VIII Hacksit departed fer St Louis.
Mo. Tuesday where be Viii enter col
leEe.
Mr. GeorFe 2. nirss was a Portland Wis
~. Z o Tr-tsrasu came down from
Tacoma this week on a yisit % Bis fam
NJ NJ NJ Ranister was IN Portland
Mr J. 2. Russell arrived home from Gal
weston. Tex Thursday. where he had
been on a VISIT.
Miss Hortcnse clark has gone 10 Ta-
crf1a-
The Eastern Star rave n pleasant social
~ members gathered ard PASSED q few
aoGrs in FeftauH aHtuasH,enis
Nr ara slra. p. " Thomas arr n Ia
rnrna visiting.
NJ ana Mn T. pu Fsois. - % nals.
Pa srr H che city. isitiag AF and Mrs
e. % FuWlsr.
Nr Gsarse EgisHury Is tn tho city from
P-of sebastian has retarnea from Por,
Angeles
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AUBURN SOCIETY.

AUBURN. Sept. 22.-Miss Edna Kinkade
left on Sunday for washtucena, where
she has assumed charge OF the school in
that tcwn.
Mrs. r. s. Curtis. Of Seattle. and her
sister, Mrs. Thompson, of San Fran
cisco, were guests or Miss Cora Baker
on Saturday.
Miss j. o. E. Young spent Sunday and
Monday with friends in Tacoma.
Mr. u. a. Hanson. OF Arlington, was in
town Saturday.
Miss l.angsheer, OF Tacoma. is tho
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. 8. Lea.
DIR. G. F. Hoye, OF Seattle. was tho
guest of his brother. DIR. Il. +. Hoye. on
Tuesday.
Miss Elsie Van Wrinkle visited in Seat
Mr.. o. w Pantzke. of Ellensbure. Wis
tied former friends on Saturday.
Mrs. Z. 5. GIN. OF Honolulu, II. l.. IL
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. A. 5. Barber.
Mrs. George Weum, OF Thompson Pals,
Mont. Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. o.
Il. Kellogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Harder and family.
after spending several weeks In town.
returned TO their home at washtucena,
Wash, on Sunday.
Mrs. N Henderson, Of PuyalIup. visit
cd relatives in town this week.
Mr.. ard Mrs. r. n. Berlin. Of Kent.
have taken UP their residence In Auburn.
Mrs. NJ +. Holm is visiting Mrs Glib
bons. at Renton.
Mrs. J. r. Reed visited her daughter.
Mrs. I.avcke. In Seattle this week.
Mr.. Alfred Lacey. Mlss Clara Lacey,
Miss Annie Starr and Mas Nellie Sauer
drove 10 Puyallup and visife 4 friends on
Sunday
Or b. T.. Hoye was Seattle visitor on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Wilbur. OF sedro-
Wooney. were gueFts OF Mr.. md Yrs. A.
$ Barber this week
Miss Iottie T. Tiilotson. OF So. Paul,
Wss In town on Wednesday.
Miss Lannie l.. IAcsy left this week fer
d - Haaa -
of enc OF the schools durius the current
term
Miss Christine Roehl and her sisters
Miss Anna aad Miss Martha. visited
friends at Redmond wash last week
Mr. c. F. Villas. of Seattle. was IN town
on Thursday.
Mr and Mrs 7. u. Knicksrbockef left
last week Tor Ciuciunatus y. Y. where
hey WiI tsEit for several weeks
Mr Robert Hemphli ana hts sister
Miss LtHric HempAii visited their aunt.
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SOCIETY IN ARLINGTON.

ARLINGTON, Sept. 2z-Miss VIVA Fen
Alison, of Florence. was the guest OF Mrs
Jasper SIN last week
Mr.. Church Marsh and Mr.. George Hall
Bay.
Mrs. Isaiah Hurd. OF Seattle. visited with
Mrs. Sarah Smith this week
Mrs. Elizabeth Ryder and son. Mr. Clar-
ence Parker, leave soon 20 spend the win
ter with relatives in Minnesota.
Mr.. ]. T. McCarther and Mr.. Charles
Bacnman were down from Darlington sew
eral days this week
Mr.. John Knudson and his sister, Miss
knudson. OF Darlington, spent several
days In Arlington this week.
Mrs. Merritt. who has been visiting her
sisters, Mrs Buell. and Mrs. Jones' has
returned TO her home in New whatcom.
Rev. Bretts has returned from confer
ence, and will be stationed here another
year.
Mr.. Thomas Moran made business trip
to Seattle this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Edge OF Torney
Tex, have become permanent residents
OF Arlington.
Mr.. E. Grant and family. OF cedarhome
have rented the Morrill, dwelling and viii
Mrs. 4. A.. Mcdonald. OF Seattle. has
been visiting her mother, Mrs N. Luce.
Mr.. II. V. Craven, OF Seattle. who has
been at Darlington several days. has re-
Mrs. ID. ID. McMaster and daughter, Miss
Pearl, returned last week from a visit
Win MT. Jonn McMaster at Seattle.
Mrs. Shafer OF Kirkland is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. George Crawford
Mr.. Guy Of Marysvilie. was in Airing
ton this week.
Mrs. James Butler is visiting her mother
In Tacoma.
Mrs. James Ferguson visited In Hartford
Wednesday.
Mr.. d. Z. Piiett has returned from Ev-
erett.
Mr.. Walter Blain and Mr.. Homer Golfer
have returned from Tacoma.
Miss Anna lsaacson, of Florence is WIS.,
iting her cousin. Miss Elsie Fassett
Mr.. b. NJ. Jarvis was Seattle visitor
the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. whartenby have re-
turned to Everett
Mr. Harry Sler and family. who have
been visiting at oso, have returned TO
Everett.
Mr.. Frank Pickering was over from Sill
vana this week.
Mrs. w. G.. Fowler and son. Mr. Harry.
left Wednesday for an extended visit to
relatives in Wisconsin, Iowa and South
Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. Hector McRiIligan and
their two youngest children left last sat
urday for a two months visit to reia-
uves and friends In ottawa. Canada
Degree OF Honor lodge was Instituted
here last week by Mrs. Robinson the
grand chief OF honor.
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Samantha Allen Benevolent Club has late
~ been organized.
Miss Nettie Cloudy visited in Seattle dur
Mr.. Ralph Tucker, who is attending the
Seattle high school. was home on Satur-
day and Sundav
Mr. II. p. Kyes was in Seattle on Sat-
urday.
Miss May Hnditch, OF Vancouver. B. c..
Is visiting the family OF Mr.. j. w. Cloudy.
Miss Edna Smith is attending the prt-
waite school OF Mrs. Matte kyes.
Mr.. Albert Smith has gone to Oregon.
Mr.. l. Livesey. OF Seattle. spent Sun
day in Kent with his family.
Mr.. A. L. Jacobs. of Seattle, was in town
last week
Mrs. James Cannon has returned from
a visit to Bothel.
Mrs. Mary Knorsdell has returned 10 her
home in Everett, after visit with friends
in town.
Miss Elsie Moore and Miss Harlan. of
Seattle. were visiting in town last week.
Mrs. K. Il. tippert has returned home
after a visit 81 several weeks In Seattle.
Mr.. John c. Barnes. of Seattle, was a
visitor in town last week.
Mr.; L. G. Clark has moved with his
DR. c. p. Jones preached in the NJ f.
church last Sunday morning and evening.
s Tae pastor Rey F. = Morris o. Eoo Was ao
Mr.. d. Fennell. OF Dcs Moines, was Wis
iting In town last week.
Mrs. A. o. Jefries is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. Hale. OF Denver, Col.
Mr.. O'Grady, Of Pialschie. was In town
on Wednesday
Mrs. A. T. Van De vanter. OF Seattle. is
visiting Mrs. James Munroe and Mrs. s.
j. Triplet.
Mr.. Frank Clancy has returned from a
trip 70 Dawson.
Mr. Harry Downing expects to return to
Dawson shortly.
Rev J. H. Worldly was IN oBrien on
Tuesday Of last week to perform the mar
riage ceremony Of Mr. Henry Singleton.
of Sesttle, and Miss Jessie Young, OF
OBrien.
Mrs. willet. OF oBrien. was in town on
Tuesday.
Miss Janet Gibson, OF Seattle, who
taught In the school last year. has re-
turned TO take charge OF the primary de-
partmcut
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where she win spend few days with rel
atives.
Mr.. J. T. 'Tcchesney left for the East
Thuraday ss'ng
Mrs A. A. sdeek returned from Ta-
coma last week. after short visit with
her sister.
Rev. Mr. Mcclure. a. one time pastor
81 the Presbyterian church. was Ia she
city snst week
Mr. and Mrs " y Han. of MinneAp-
OILS. are n TIE city Waiting relatives.
NJ ". r. Foster il u ne city from aii-
vertaR
Mr. a - Warner has returned from a
short tsp 30 Cape Nome.
Mr. Frank ". CLARK STARTED Eas; Tor
Trip Thursday,
Mrs > A. Fa0onfr and Children. ~
uaring are visiting Mrs J y. c@ithresa
Mrs 8. A. Iliier aud daughter Mlsa
Nar waited Tacoma TaUfadsY WhNrs
Miss MlGef HlB sutsr Annie Wngat ssna-
Ms r Gardner and daughter Miss
t.fhaiwynne. arr sraneimg few Ks AZ
fsr. Il Hanus ard famils are erpcet.
"a haHa from HanH. =. q, ine aFsf ~
snss Eis,s ITeaHse j. visi * relatives
NJ Tsa,nss csarris sea has r.tarne4
~ WEitworfh eoiicww 81 Tacoma
NJ ena Ms. G - Rogers we're ~ Se~
affle last wctk visiting frien6H
Mr. . r. f.SCnta. - seatfse. wns IN the
81 9nd Mrs AuplsbY saa dsnKF ter
Ng2ss Nevada have returned - the city -
reside permanently
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Mrs. c. r. Dearborn. in Seattle. on Sat
Os4ay and Sunday last.
Mr.. /. =, Calhoun. of Black Diamond
was in town on Tuesday.
AIRS: Joseph Brannan and her sons, Lee
and Fred, are visiting Mrs. Brannan's
rather, Can't. Henness, at Mt. Tabor. Or
Miss Gladys Meredith. OF Seattle. visit
ed Miss Linnie Tauiey, on Saturday.
Mr.. a. Laidlaw and Mr. NJ Hastings
were Seattle visitors on Monday
Mr.. j. $. Berner returned from a trip
10 Coiviile on Saturday
Mr.. John Wooding and Mr.. r. W. Rock
well were In Seattle on Saturday.
Mr.. III. =. Lacey returned to the Univer-
sity OF Washington last week
Miss Viola Rommel. OF Seattle. visited
her parents on Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Lebo visited relatives In
Tacoma last week
Rev. S. J. Buck viii move his family TO
Tacoma next week.
Mr.. a. 5. Nelly was in Seattle Thurs
day
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about thirty of the Baptist young peor,e
at the home of Rev. ". II. Gibson Tues
day evening. Miss Taylor left this week
for Michigan.
Mrs II. j. Byles, OF E7ma, visited with
relatives here over Sunday.
Mr.. Joseph Maggart, OF Satsop. was an
Aberdeen visitor the early art OF the
week
Mr.. w. E Greene. Of Hoquiam, has
moved 70 Aberdeen, and will make Il his
future home.
Mrs. Tucker and daughter. Miss Maud
Tucker, and Mrs Llewellyn. have re-
turned from a brie, vacation spent at Co
hasset
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SOCIETY ~ IA ooSSER.

IA CONNER. Sept - Mrs. : =. Gal
ifbrr ana scn 81 Seattle are guests ~
preseut al the home x IrA. l. A. Con.
EFr
Mr. r. o. welts. Of Mount Vernon.
was in town ~ aday.
SIR Ard Mrs Frank BgstAcs. Of Hon
ola!u IL !. were gGegts az The home 81
Can't and Mrs.. q. ]. L1selan6 q Number
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EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT Sept E2-Thc knights and
Ladies ~ the Macs bees hei1 p reception
~ Otf Fellows hail on "wednesday even
ing. There vas = -ge attendance The
ri0sf ~ fhe evening MAS spent ia dancing
upper was served az midnight
Mr. and Mrs. Philip NlnRas, u tEaita
Wal no have been visiting Dr eet
Mrs ". c. Cox have returned hOIE.
Mrs w o. Morris. % Republic. who a
keen visiting her eister-In-laN. Mrs ~
y. Austin. left Saturday fer S2ohsa2isa.
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GLOVES.

Our Gloves are not surpassed for
quality. style, finish or durability.
Extra special-a Glove at the price
that has no equal. real Kid
Glove. all sizes and colors ...s...,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Monday use pair
Two-Clasp German Kid Gloves, all
colors and sizes. the best In the
market at the price............for 7sc
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HOSIERY.

Boys Black Ribbed Wool Hose, al,
Sizes .......................... pair
children's Ribbed Wool Hose. double
knee ..-s.e........s.....s.... .15c pair
Ladies' Wool lFose. black. fast
ceior ',::.t...,...... &c pair
Pants ...r....,.+...s...... csc garment.
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LINENS.

5o-tnch Bleached and ufnbieached
Damask, good quality. 2sc value.
....................,..... &c yard
64-inch Bleaehei and Unbleached
Damask, extra weight. regular 7bc
grade .............,.,,...... for acc yard
Pinch Bleach Satin namask.
beautiful quality. regular 800
quality .....4...............for 1bc yard
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HANDKERCHlEFS.

100 dozen Ladies' Plain Handker-
chiefs, with fancy corners. also
lace edges. goods worth up to
l5c. Mondays special. l-3o
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STATIONERY AND BOOKS,

Box Writing Paper and Envelopes. u. SC
Box extra good quality Envelopes. 30
Writing Tablets ........................2 &c
Writing Tablets ....................... 40
Writing Tablets ............,..a...s1- 3c
A new and complete line OF Novels
by some Of the best authors,
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23
TOWELS.
vEILINGS.

We ata shasiaS q very large assort-
m~nt = Neitines at prices that
cannot be heat. in Brussels Net,
Velvet and Chenille Dots, black.
white. gray and combinations OF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23

Mrs, w. q Fcarce gave an elaborate
hneheoa Wednesday IN honor 81 Mrs Ad-
assau Y. Foster. The table appointments
were sery handsome. Pink was the color
sasei. earrita out In the Howers and pink
I'm iAhle doylles Covers we're laid for
Mr. Poster, Mrs, Bass alrs, Rowe, Mrs.
Parsons. AIRS simmons. Mrs Hudson
sna Mira Gould
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23

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Ia In LIGHT Brown or Tan Blankets.
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Elegant line OF large fancy Sateen
Covered Comforts. thick, fluffy
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