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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-04-14

The Porto Rlcan bill, as amend, d
by the Senate, passed the house
Wednesday by vote 1G1 TO 1853,
and now goes t. the President who,
it is said, will sign it.
Speaking of The Is per cent of the
Dinghy tariff clause with viii b II was
passed the esteemed picayune re
marks:
"The impo.ition OF tariff dutlcs
however small, must be accepted as
indicating a very pronounced liue of
demarcation between American terri.
tory proper aud American jependen,
cie>. Porto Rico is recognized as a
dependency, but not as integral part
Of the United States 10 the meaning
Of the constitution. This is q very
important matter, as 1t establishes q
precedent which will be of value in
future dealings with Cuba aud the
Philippines"
1t is much to be feared the prece
dent will not hold, when the question
is presented to the courts, as it will
most likely he.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-04-14

Why that's swrll shoe you have
on, it fits 80 perfectly, what did you
pay for EN- ? 500 l guess Oh! no
this IS a "Regent" only 3 so, but they
are Just rs good as any 500 shoe
made. l bOught EN- from Charles
A. Badeaux; he is the sole Agent you
know.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-04-14
CHILL PAD.
SOnset hing NeWl

Cures CLills without medicine II it fails
we refund your money. 500 900 to back our
guarantee. SIRE preventative. II your
druggist does not keep the Dr. King Chilli
Sl.00. THE DIX. KING CHILL PAD Co.,
Memphis. Tenn. Civ
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-04-14

Don't let Republican candidates or
strikers persuade you to vote q
scratch ticket next Tuesday. They
want TO make you spoil your ticket
and lose your vote. Vote a straight
ticket; inst stamp the Rooster aud
put ii 10.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-04-14
THE "VARIETY."

"There is but one sdamp-prOof'
Piano. No Piano hut a clamp
proof is worth having in this cllm-
ate. Philip Weilein Ltd sells the
Mathu shek, the only "damp-proof'
Paino. Address Philip Wcrlcln,
Ltd.
New Orleans, La,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-04-14

Send your Job Printing
to this Office. Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
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0A0ToRIA.
ST.: g; .: ZX!2;;S;7;;:! 4; !; 3 &: '''''

Chocolate Roasted Almonds 1Oc
per box at Candy Kitchen.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-04-14

The prospects for q fair election
are bright. As the SENTINEL said
long ago, the Democrats were de
termined to have fair election, and
now that the cry Of frand raised by
the Republlcan-Fusionlsts has been
exploded by committee named BY
the Times Democrat. at the suggcs
tion the chairman of the Democratic
State Executive Committee, it is ex
pected that the fusiOn,sts will be-
have The best way t. have a fair
election is to have it, and quit shout.
ing fraud.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s'es.s.,: ss:s: ss: Of ZHzZZSzs<

The Louisiana Press Association
will hold its 21st annual meeting in
New Iberia on May 1, 2 and 3.
The boys Of the press gang will
have q glorious tune of it.
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S t a m p the
SEE OUR SWELL LINE.

SEE OUR SWELL LINE.
Just received 1000 up to date
Md. Winter clothing samples. They
are novelties and you will order.
Dress we'll and look we'll. Remem-
Der we are the cheapest people in
town and guarantee fit everytlme or
no UaY
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Local Mention.
vs-,tors In and Out--Those We Meet
and Those we Hear Of.

Stamp that Rooster next Tues
dsy.
Work has begun on the new Con-
yeat.building.
Democrats, stand by your colOrs (;
stamp the Rooster.
The lenten season Is at an end.
For job printing Of all kinds, call
on or write to the SENTINEL.
Let that eleph,ut alone he is too
uoly beast 70 fool with.
Stamp that Rooster Tuesday and
watch how proudly he will crow.
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shoe. Emile j.. Braud. proprietor OF
Thibodaux Shoe and Hat Store, sole
agent. 12-ly.
Don't ask any question next Tues
day just stamp the Rooster and put
il in straight
Big fairs tomorrow here on the
opera house q 'ounds, and at Folse's
school and in Lockport.
Stewards high class chocolates and
bonbOus in one Id boxes at Candy
Kitchen. "a
The sale OF the pews will take
place to morrow at st. JOseph's 8
Church on the usual terms and con-
ditions.
FANCY GLASSWARE.
Have you seen the BEAUTIFUL line
We handler nothing old style. We
have vases, cups and sap"ers, plates
and pretty ornaments. Only 5 and
l0c. Come soon.
THE VARIETY"
"Regent shoes" all styles, one price
$50 ut The "Racket store"
Let that ugly beast, the Elephant,
severely alone next Tuesday, and
s.amp the Rooster. He Is game, and
will stand II well.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23
Personal AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. 7. C. Healy left last week for Dawson.
ME-, Milo A. Root spent Part of last week in
Kent.
NJ. Fred " Harper returned last week frum Cape
Meme.
NJ JoahHs Green returned last week from an ex.
tended trip Easg
Mr. j. 3 narassr. Of this city. IA spending few
days IN Fortisaa.
III Charles wurteis. a Victoria. spent part o.
last week in Seattle
Mr. Ldratd g. Curtis has retarnsd 70 the city
after Tisit IN Afizsaa.
Mra o.. J stiler irft la, Maaeay to spend the
winter 30 pho5uik. Agit
Mr. ana Mr, T. q. Ams7. & Port GEmbis, we're
IN seattle EaTt q last pelh
Mrs "a J. si3nsr llsg Meudsy for Phosni1 ARR,
on sec0sinl q isiiins lsaith
Ma BaAts lsft isst seek fur Portland where
shs VIII vist vita beg paa1ats
Ms 3 j. meson so9 Mss Hslra Hsaly leave
shostly ior tfig So Ctliaruia
Mrs J. + MeChesneY. q trtgttt. vas in Seattle
or Wo2aessisy. vlsiiNg Friends
Nj A. Vs. Cauaut returned isst week RON a short
vist 30 t&DccagW and Nttml4
Nr ana Mrs. A. n nlaueu bavs rssarnsd frazn
5 shcrt visit with faands n C1apsr-iis
Mrs J d Calllsr a this ciiy vas At La Cen-
Der last ucck. VISITING Mr. :. 4. cannsf.
A, ard Mrs " w nowns lsft sestsraay far
sAest visit % saatana and Baisns. Aont
NJ GBhae. g. Y ssaisla, s2s p fasomA last
vees ,.easies 4 fss esys * 80 sssf llass
Mr. s. Mesaal isft Lass VEGA far s- ertonasd
yist 10 Caifersts aeeeaHf e ialsnz heAlth,
Nti5, Esfe nssaE as rstrs.s. s. esrsried ia 81.
stfis MIA sgek "a a shsst VISA 20 frFaas hsrs.
Agr ED Mn n C5sela and an rttarasa laai
aesk ffsss E1zsasf5 eaiaa9 q haaG hss sar.ess,
NJ ssa M wnhm C KsisA nav. IN ths
RiAeRucn aaa hs7s taken here 81 sc Bagassa
ia 'g, rftETsca asi wesa tFsa "a eaiaas a. saar
ssa.nag
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christ. The bride was attended by Miss
Anna Boyd and the groom by his brother,
Mr.. Fred Gels The bride wore gown
given away BY her brother Mr. A. F.
HamiH After the ceremony the young
couple departed for a short wedding trip.
On their return they will occupy new
residence recently built by Mr.. Gels on
Queen Anne hill
ooo
Miss Cora L. Ellis and Mr.. George @.
Manning were united in marriage Thurs
day evening at the residence OF Mr.
ana Madison street. Rev. A. L Hutchi-
son officiated Mrs. Manning is lately
from Kansas City. but she and her hus-
band VIII probably take up their resi-
ooo
Mr.. William V Fleming. OF this city.
and Miss Annetta Marker, of San Fran
cisco. were Joined in marriage, by Rev;
Firth avenue. in Seattle. on THURSDAY
afternoon. Mr. Bert Fleming and Miss
Sadie Harvey doing the honors as best
man and bridesmaid
. . {,
Mr.. William Devers and Mrs Abby
Beyt were married Thursday at the resi-
dence OF the officiating clergyman. Rev.
A. L. Hutchison. The newly welded
couple hive lived in Seattle for some
time and will continue to make their
residence here.
. q =
Mr. Roger j. Fehey and Miss Ida Gross
or. both OF this city. We're quietly mar
ried at the residence OF the officiating
clergyman Rev John f. Damon. on
Wednesday evening, a few friends be-
ing present TO witness the ceremony.
. q .
The marriage OF Miss Victoria Soderherg
and Mr. William James Gill takes place
at Colorado Springs next Tuesday at 8
O'Clock in the afternoon. The bride is a
daughter OF Judge N Soderberg. a for
mer resident of Seattle.
q q q
Miss Carrie Metzier and Mr. George w
Walters, both OF this city, we're married
on Thursday at the residence of the Of
Heating clergyman. Rev. w II. q. Tenn
pie. They will live In Seattle.
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PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

a surprise party was given In honor ~
Miss Elizabeth Doxy and Miss Elizabeth
Pish on Friday evening at the homo of
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. " Davis. corner Of Sew
enth avenue and Jackson street The
evening was entoyably spent In music and
games, Musical selections were rendered
BY number of the guests. At late
hour refreshments were served. Those
present were: Miss Edith Jones. Miss Let
tie Williams, Miss Nellie Williams, Miss
Noiie Williams, Miss Lillian Ault. Miss
ship, Miss Louise Lyle, Miss Mabel Cnis-
holm, Miss l.. Henke. Miss Bertha Bois-
seau. MIR. a. b. Anderson. Mr.. Charles Il.
Iiite, Mr.. Thomas McClusky, Mr.. Patrick
McClusky, Mr. Thomas Meinerny, Mr..
Louis Ault, Mr.. Henry Henke. Mr.. Guy
Griffith, Mr. Edwin Winship, Mr.. Il. 1o-
gan Mr. Joseph Sullivan, Mr.. T. II: Man
ogue. Mr.. f.. D. hurry, Mr.. p. r. Melon
aid and Mr.. j. M. Davis.
q . q
A pleasant birthday surprise party was
given in honor of Miss Stella Shuster at
the home Of her parents Wednesday even
ing. A delightful evening was spent in
games and other amusements. Refresh
present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Case.
Elr. ana Mrs q "a. Ereager, Mrs M.
Thompson. Mrs. j. y. Parrott. Mrs. ]. w.
Nreeand, Miss Bessie Hazlett. Miss Mel
lie Sishman. Miss Alice Anthony Miss
Rosa Mearns. Miss Anna Mearns. Miss
Nellie Fisher. Miss Stella Shuster. Miss
i4illl&n SnlStef, MISS Ncllie ShuSter. MIR.
NJ. a. Lester Mr. o. f. Compton, Mr.. w
J. Milroy, Mr.. H. w. Daniels Mr.. T.
Lane. Mr.. o. II. lester, Mr.. Dillon Par
rott. Mr.. Charles Case. Mr.. Frank Crea-
ger.
q = q
A delightful luncheon was given last
week AT the F!rloch club by Mrs. Fred
w. Hankey Ia honor of her sister. Miss
Mccain, of st. Paul. who has been her
guest for the past summer. The table
was drapod in green aud white bloom
After luncheon the ten guests were en-
tertained on the lake In a launch.
q y q
The Woman's Century Club held its
first meeting OF the year Friday, Sep
TENDER IL. The principal features OF the
programme were notes and comments on
the State and General Federation eonven-
tons, given by Mrs. Holmes, and con-
versation on Noted Women of America -
conducted hv Mrs Giyins
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sNOHoMIsH SOCIAL NEWS.

SNOHOMISIT, Sept. "a party of st.
Johns parishioners surprised their rec
tor Rev. Douglas sutton, at his home
last week Delicious refreshments were
served by the ladies OF the Guild, and a
most enjoyable evening was passed.
Rev MIR Fahs OF the Methodist church,
is attending the conference at Hoquiam,
whence he expects to be sent to another
charge His three years pastorate here
has been most successful, and he leaves
Snohomish with mutual regrets Of both
pastor and people.
j. w. Hail has gone TO Chautauqua
Springs, Kan, 10 be with his wife, who is
very III at that place.
Mrs. Foster, with her daughter, Miss
Helen, Is visiting her mother In Olympia.
MIR: and Mrs. Snyder are Seattle visitors
this week.
Bishop Barker. OF Tacoma, Will preach
at ST. Johns tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Turner were the
guests of Seattle friends last Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Elsie Comegys has been visiting
in Index the past week.
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EAGLE GORGE SOCIAL NOTES.

EAGLE GORGB. Sept. 22.--Mrs. II. r.
Floyd and son returned Tuesday from n
four-weeks' visit TO friends in Olympia
Mrs. j, w. Bonner returned Tuesday
from visit on the Sound
Miss Lulu Gorst spent Sunday and
Monday in Seattle.
MIR. l.. l.. Bonner returned from Seattle
Thursday.
Mr. -. i. Coolidge OF Buckley. and Mr..
Guy Coolidge, of Seattle. spent the great
err portion of last week at Eagle Gorge.
MIR. II. f. Floyd returned from Olympia
Monday.
Miss Emma Anderson has returned
from two weeks visit to friends in Gle
eium and Roslyn.
Mr.. A. Nj. Anderson went TO Tacoma
Monday.
Miss Elsie Anderson Is visiting friends
I'm Ortiug.
Mr.. Grover Bonner went to Tacoma on
Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Lund, who has been quite III
for three or four weeks, Is Improving
Yapt1iy.
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for the occasion with ferns and dahlias-
Progressive cinch was played, first prizes
being won by Mrs Walker and Mr..
James ID. Hoge. jr., and consultations by
Mrs. George A. Hurd and Mr.. a. j. Fisk
en-. After the games refreshments were
served. About sixty people were present.
q q q
The Queen Anne Fortnightly club gave
a farewell reception TO Mrs C. e. Hay
den on Thursday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. c. NJ. Sheafe. A large number
OF the members were present to bid
adieu TO Mrs. Hayden. who leaves early
next week for her new home In Tex
arkana. Dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess.
O q q
Mrs. @. A. c. Rochester entertained q
few musicals friends informally on
Thursday evening. complimentary to
who is the guest of her sister. Mrs
Frank d. Black. on Beacon hill Mis-.
Gilmore is most finished pianist, and
gave the guests exquisite pleasure with
her playing.
Mrs. A. w. Engle entertained at
luncheon, on Friday, in honor of Mrs
Hodge, Mrs. Kretschmar and Mrs
Walker. The table was decorated I'm
green and white. The place cards were
manipulated in designs of maidenhair
ferns. Covers were laid for ten.
q a q
Mrs. q. @. Lyon entertained at cards
on Saturday afternoon. September is. at
her home. on Queen Anne hill, in honor
OF Mrs. w w. Robinson ir Prizes were
won by Mrs. T. r. Minor and Mrs Mont
gomery Russell. About thirty ladies
were present.
q o q
An Informal dancing party was given
last night by a number OF the students OF
the University OF Washington In one OF
the dormitorles. The affair WAS attended
by several Of the younger society people
from the city.
The yacht Henrietta. with few young
people on board, left Wednesday for a
cruise around the Sound. The Henrietta
Will stop at Tacoma. Olympia. Port
Townsend and other Sound ports before
returning.
Miss Navarro Kautz has been the guest
the past week Of Miss Kellogg. Miss
Kautz and Miss Navarro Kautz will
spend this week as the guests Of Mrs,
Burke at Illahce.
o o g
Invitations have been issued by Mrs
Thomas NJ. Green for a euchre luncheon.
which VIII be given Thursday IN honor Of
her guests. Mrs. Walker and Mrs
kretschmar.
. Q .
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frederick Karl Strive and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Power have return
80 from two-wecks' outing at Lake
CushmRn.
. . O
The Triskaideka Club met Friday after
noon az the home OF Miss Llcweliyn MGR.
rlscn on Terry ayenue.
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SOCIETY IN MALTBY.

MArTBY, Sept. 22.--Aliss Marie Lee IL
visiting in SnQhomish.
Mrs. Mcmillan, who has been Waiting
her son at Paradise lake the past few
days, has returned 10 her home in Seattle.
Mr. ]. H. c. Dale. a former resident 81
this place arrived here Thursday from
Great Falls, Mont, where he has resided
for the past three years.
Mr. and Mrs clark Nettloton have re-
turned TO Seattle, after n few days visit
with Mr.. aud Mrs. Edgar G.. Turner,
Mr. f. o. Sanders IS spending a few
DAYS in Kitsap county,
Mr. and Mrs. W o. Smith have returned
from the lake. where they have been dur
ing the summer months.
Mrs J. w Binhiey arrived here this
week from salt Lake City on a visit 90
her mother.
Mr. Josiah Cole. who has been visiting
Mr. A. V. Gray, has returned 20 his home
ia Waltsbufg.
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SOCIETY IN couPEyILIE.

COr1PEVILIE sept. g Congressman
W. c. Jones Was la town Thursday. ac-
compAnied by capt WyckgH.
Judge James q. McC.iiUtnn and Mr..
George Hatch wcre in town this week
Mr. George Npnnn was visiting IN town
"wednesday returning 10 Seattle - the
evening.
from a three weeks visit Up Sound
Mr. George Seymour, 81 Everett. 10 In
town Cor a Few days
Miss Hicks ~ Tacoma, Is visiting Mrs.
r. ~. IsaRe1oy here
Mr. ard Mrs s. r Calhoun are visit
ing IN Seattle for a few days.
MIR y l.. stu n home from a trip 20
Seattle
Ne. and Mrs. Howard TI8rixep. OF East
on. Pa. are visiting ga gcwn.
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COMING EVENTS.

The ladies of the First Presbyterian chourch are
preparing 70 give "spiHs,trs' Matrimonial Con-
veutioa IN the future
GrAnd shadow bah BY rruf Wilson'S juvenile M.
pills Saturday aftenoan, September q Al 2 O'Clock
Ranke hall Cake walking and dancing Admission
10 rents
Lorraine AENiiiarT. O. T. s.. viii hold draw.
Ing meeting IN the pArioys q Hotel York next
Wednesday afternoon. where they VIII 10 entertain
ed by Mrs A. J. Palmer.
meeting q the Ottoman Club win ha held Thurs.
dag afternoon ia the Cluh tocms AZ the public u.
tyary. The literary work q the afternoon win con-
sist of papers and table talk Early Russian
History"
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DR. W g Booth AZ this city. vas
married on September u az North Wal
brock Md to Miss Fannie Hamiltoa
Norfolk. 81 thai place Dr. and Mrs.
booth wlu spend their honeymoon Ia the
East and viii leave 81 short time for
SeAttle. Nhere they viii reslAe
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SEAL AxD ALLIGATOR PURSES.
". a. Goldman Is Offering the cruu-
Inc. silver Nountcd. for - Each.

incs NtiNFr 1o"at'Ns t"f - EHAh-
" yau understand the value ~ fhe Fraf
sFsl alligator or morocco leather tails
pTtee. 81 for r,erlin9 slper mounted
low urfea SoFssa are porfecNy plain. for
shoHe preferrimR them ThaY havn few
az many com partrusaiH- wow thsf fhe
grtce is dowa Dc w3il renain SO 1ntu all
are gone. fff Second Neanuc go
az, 20 enienine ~ t.cvesa reeairs.
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81 "a Q

Mrs. ". blackwell gave a large card
party on Wednesday evening a, her
home on Marion street The house Wss
prcttiis decorated with a profusiaa %
BOP vines and ferns together with ca;
flowers In tbs drawing room red rosrs
and Gahlias wsre used ANA IN she dining
from yellow tahtias Six-hsndcd cin-h
WAS played the pvtseH ho{uK won nv Mrs
Howard lewis Mrs, Richards aad Mrs.
NcGnhcuaay, After the ganses refrwsh-
ments were served. About 100 guests
were present
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one OF the largest affairs Of the week
was the card party given Friday nighf by
Mrs Howard Lewis az her residence. sos
Varrx ayanuo. Tina hausa MAJ Gscorataa
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a pleasant wr1ding took place in North
Seattle on "Wednesday evening 90 the res
Meuce % the brides sister IT'S Tafrd
avenue north, where Mr.. William Raha
ana Miss Minnie GYrcr were married.
Miss Brown anf Miss Eaha acted a.
hri5esw aids and &r Gyser and MIR. Herr
rich as best nes. Some forty guests were
rTesent After tae wrA6iuc dinner was
served fhR happy couple proceeded To
thasr fltnre hnrne az ala FalrH.fw axarHe
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on Wednesday evening At che residence
ut the brides mother. Mrs Anna Eam-
81. ~ Nineteenth avenue. Miss Mar
g1ret Hamii ard Mr.. Ralph Gels were
sss.ispA n Ezaaxx4sas Ax IAx~ L4axA al
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meeting % the members ~ the We'd
ucsaay Cigh wui b. bold tomorrow might
~ the residence az &r, ana Mrs NJ ,
Carkcck en- Bcren avenue. The object
of the meeting T. % re0rEarlHe Ter tho
winter season. The meetings Of THE club
last winter were very successful and & l.
prohable that \ number OF new members
viii De taken IN Tor This season
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MI Lester Turner leaves Tuesday for
New York whore hc viii meet his aapeh-
ter. Miss Anne Turner, who VIII san from
Europe on Tuesday aetct spending g year
ahYoaa Mrs Fred Grant snd Mlas Grant
arr with Miss Turner ana VIII return 30
thts country AZ the same time. Mr. Ttv.
ter ana his~dAuShser VIII return az oncN
20 Seattle ard wiii 1--we IN the Meem
house corner Of SUNNI; avenue ard Sen.
era street
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" EDnI>Gs.

A very pretty wedding service which.
hy single ceremony. made two couples
happy was celebrated hs The residence
~ Mr. and Mrs Edwia A. Kelly sis Sew
tulA avenue. Seattle. On Monday after
nuou. whom Mr. Merton n Hew3tt of
Snohamish city. and Miss Maais Mahei
sire hostess aud Mr. inhn Bernard partes
NTH Miss karie Keefe both * SEQ
hou33sh cts. were married hy Rev john
y Damon The two couples started on
q hrirf bridal tFtp before settling down
En- Snhhauish. Ainrrr those present az
fha csrefn0nF aerc Mr. snd Mr. Eax 10
A Kelly. AR ana Mrs q NJ cast
uHr. Mrs a w. harrison. Mrs A. X
Msagc Mrs Adams Mr. Burton Castnor.
Of Seattle. Mrs a A PHELPS ~ Ever
~, NJ ard Mrs W NJ CLAY. Miss Car
r'c Parsons Mss Georgia Parsons ~
Hutchinson Nluns Miss knre Nancy. -
Spokane Mr., stephen Fowler. q OrtiaE
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on Friday evening % this week a sub
serieers convert viii be given n Ply
mouth church, under the patronage Of
A3s. 9sAa y. .Alsns ATs. J. 6, Aalasa
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MOTHER uneventful week has
been passed by the society
people of Seattle. Social af-
fairs are now tending in the
direction or card parties and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
ELECTION WEEh ~ THE SfST.
slater WIN Win " the Republicans Turn
Out and Vote.

The Republican campaigners In the Thirty.
first Assembly district declared last night that
only one thing could prevent the election OF
c~. tssemhlyman Samuel Slater to his old
office at the spacinl election on Tuesday. This
was. they said. ovcr.contldence on the part OF
Republicans. The district workers intend to
spend to-day. Monday and Tuesday in person.
ally visiting the enrolled Republican voters.
The Hon. Silas c. Croft, leader Of the district.
said yesterday that Mr. Slater would be elected
surely IL all the enrolled Republicans would
take pains TO vote. Mr.. Slater said yesterday
that his only fear lay in the fact that a great
many " his friends seemed to think that no
would have n walk over
One thing which il helping Mr.. Slater in his
canvass Is his record on the Schoolteachers'
bill. which bears senator Ahearu's name. Mr..
Slater introduced this bill in the Assembly,
and secured Is immediate consideration and
ultimate passage by vigorous work. The
schoolteachar- in the district are all enthusi-
ast,c in Mr.. Slater's behalf, AMI there ara
many of them in the district Mr.. Slater'S
friends are particularly gratiiied NJ the interest
the teachers take. h"calso no effort has been
made by the Republican organization to enlist
them in his support,