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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

a ~ -
AN expert French chemist viii sell vala-
able commercial formulas that tell how
TO make photo suppieN-~tinted prints,
tonlnE solution. shoe polish ard Dress
ing floor paint wood polish and var
ulsh. bicycle enamel; the genuine
AuEustora and StouBhton bliters. toilet
extracts. perfumes And soaps. harbefs'
supplies, paste and glue for CONNER
cial or family use recipeH for rner-
chants. mechanics. workers IN iron.
wood. steel and leather. and hundreds
Of other recipes for goods made BY
large manufacturing firms, 1 sell no
cheap trade secrets. write for full FIST.
George De Lee. &L West Sixth III, Los
Angeles, Cal
FOR SALE Lodging house. 20 rooms.
brick. center ~ city, fease. low rent.
tz.li0. . rooms. F1r..i nyenpc n.so. q
located e. nog. 10 rooms. $3.50 y rooms.
u.1-2. - rooms. E.26. y rooms. tiseo.
lG rooms, ST. a} hpuEe . fpemH and lot.
near Lake Washington. last on Nadi~
ron ftgl. furniture rooms. 10. rooms.
f,4s fonmF. $40. ciEar store. NJ, cigar
store. two living rooms, ts9 rent
month. gTugafp sores. restaurants and
all manner ~ husiu"~n opppf iunities.
Morgan Eyrh1age. iell Third.
REsThrhANr Eugl in brick building.
under European hotel. formerly known
o. "The ChiihnfE-" hcEt location tH the
rlfy ~ Tacoma for this class ~ busj-
ness. f. partly furnished with boxsi
chairs. refrig, rater. tables. steam dish
warner. counters. bruiiers, brass coffee
ufus and other equipment. tfflH proper
~ Ie offered NJ Is FFrg low rental, ia-
Guiding The above me ntioued fixtures.
any part ~ whtrh we are Offering at
private sale separately. Inquire ~ Il.
r Harmon. TWentfeth and streets.
Tacoma, WaFh.
yFA$TED-A feacher to take 2, mu-
ric pupils 8Ei purchase notion and fuuaic
business only music store Tn town.
store ana living rooms atiArnnd ana cen"
rally located 30 lively town IN Washing
ton. rert small good building. viii sell
everything ard household furniture Ia
ueighbo~hoDd. $50. am obliged 20 leave
on account sickness. Address II. care
Fest-tuteiilgen
FOR SALE We haxs a small oyster aousa
and restaurant which ~ the best pay
ing Investment In the city for the money.
tho owners are going 20 Nome very soon
and must dispose u heir place before
they 20. this place viii clear aDout 500
this month. lease for eight Months: rent
80 per month. 800 siil buy tiis place.
ballard & Fraser. 81 New York blNck.
WOULD Ike to meet party with 800 for
arst-claSs proposition. viii bear fuli In
vestiga Ion 10 those who mean business.
Address ". care POst-lntelligoncer.
FOR SAI.Fs-A good paying stationery and
Job printing business In a live and proa-
porous city Of Zoo population Ad-
dress < II. care Post-Inteiligsnce<.
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WANTED no nENr-aorsEs.

d. sii-By Young couple. no chill
~. a HAT or part house, four To five
pIsh sas and bath, furnished or uutur-
ssra state legation and price. NJ Il,
ssele Post -lnteiiigencer
a. e+ll-To rent by June |. nsst
Or ~, room cottage; GuNJ be ciuS' IN
= care Post-Iutelngencer.
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We have lanterns TO burn, l0c each
We have many other pointers we Will be
glad To give you, Can at
GEO, II. WOODHOUSE,
I2n Second Avenue
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Personal.
A FEW POINTERS.
POINTER NO. i.
POINTER NO. .

We can save YOU from 10 10 20 per cent, on
all builders hardware.
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POINTER NO. 3
POINTER NO. 4

We arc stiil doing plumbing; also tin work
OF all kinds.
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FOR sALE-HOTEISs.

FOR SALE--Fine hotel In one of the best
hotel towns in the state: II rooms: three
years lease; rent SO per month: electric
lights This house Ia now making over
$500 per month and can be made to make
twice that: $3.50 will handle This: this
hotel Is known all over the state. Bal
lard & Fraser. 81 New York block
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"ASrED-noous VIM poAnD.

NTl.EMAN desires home for himself
NJ tyear-old child IN highly respecta-
anu refined family in cholce neigh
eiassN where child would receive
Ssessss attention auG care. References
- -snsed, J., BOA S6o, Portland. or.
ys,ts and two children ages and II
tmt, Mlsh board aud rooms in private
srr"ss without small children; refer
hotel |'''''SS NJ Se"'''e
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FOR sALE-BELGIAN HARES.

wATSON'S RABBITRY.
22.0 sixth avenue, Seattle.
oJ6 Maple street. Los Angeles
We handle only the finest quail
ity of high-grade stock.
The largest selection In
the Pacific Northwest to
choose from. Every animal
"A perfect gem. You
could almost make an agree
able selection with your
eyes shut.
Bookings taken for the fol-
lowing renowned bucks
at stud:
LORD YUKON.
score 95is; service So.
LORD JUPITER,
score %: service. until June |, SO.
SIR STYLES, buck.
score a. service s..
THIS WEEKS SPECIAL.
Just arrived
Five does, scoring from
81 TO %, These are thor
oughbreds.
Our list contains does bred
and INBRED from all the popular
strains. Price, $40 up.
The demand has been
very brisk for fancy stock
during the past week
We filled several large or
ders for out-of-town parties.
Our city salesroom is
located at sl4 Western ave-
nue.. Seattle. We close
Sundays. Open every
evening on week DAYS
RALPH NJ. WATSON. Manager.
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ron sALE-LODGING HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Lodging house. 40 rooms, very
nicely furnished, new furniture and cav
pets: ncat and clean: electric lights: this
house IL making over 500 per month net
II this place does not suit you, we have
other lodging houses for sale. Ballard Il
Fraser, 81 New York block.
BOARDING and lodging house; full Of
boarders and large transient trade; at
a bargain. Western house Blll1ri.
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NEW and secondhand sowing machines.
S. and up; rent 81 week. Dubois. ait CO.
lumbia street,
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GENT. EMFN'S manicuring done at Mrs
Shelters modern toilet pailors 81 30 n,
SO Downs block Phone, Blue 40
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE--Music les
sons for room and board. Address V
= care Post-intellisencer.
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PACIFIC Coast Detective Agency: best
operatives; references and results. 500
bl0-5li Washington block.
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MRS DIR. SWAN. magnetic healer: cleo
trio baths i5T Yesler. room 52A. Phone.
Black 1854
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CITY DYE WORKS-Garments cleaned:
new process; work guaranteed 25s3
First. Telephone Main i0T.
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ON sale next week stylishly trimmed hats.
SSsS each. Mrs. Hourn's, sla Third av-
enue
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Liberal advances on jeweiry. clothing
or anything valuable. Bell Loan Office.
2i2 Main street.
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LOST.
FOUND.

LONDON LOAN OFFiCE--Money loaned
on valuables, watches. diamonds, jewell
ry. los Second avenue south,
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY Mosher.
Phone, Lake AIS.
MONEY loaned on valuables. s02 Second
avenue south.
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NATHAN PHILLIPS, I0s Occidental av-
enue; bargains new and unredeerned
watches. jewelTy. Mail orders solicited.
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BELGIAN HARES
We are
Headquarters FOR
Moderate priced
ThorouEhbl ed pedgraed
Belgian Hares
In southern California.
Our stock is bred entirely from
Imported blood
Our stock ia complete.
our prices are right
Write for fun Information.
We only require . per cent with an
order. balance G.. O. u.
References. Farmers and Mere hants
q Bank. Address
ORANGENILLE RABBITRY,
9i6 East Twenty NTH street,
Los Angeles, Cal.
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FOR SALE NORTHUMBERLAND.

l can positively beat them all; examine
our high-grade tailor-made misfit
clothing, sold for third the actual value.
al 10 Second avenue south. Phone.
Red i232
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"ANrED-ro REsT HousEs-Con,..

WANTED-To rent. n four ~, E. -
o .i IN Fremont. State terms ana ~
"a eon: ADDRESS p 81. st-fnteiligenceer,
Van IED-Furnished house. small. .rs
drass % location and terms Ad
.- --sss a =. Post-Intelligencer.
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LOVER part OF new. modern house.
furnished or partly furnished; walk
ahg distances; no hills; telephone:
Washington building.
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ueEP wANTED-AGEyTs, SOLICIT
ORS. ETC.

AGENTS wanted to sell the improved
best" incandescent vapor gas lamps:
latest out. largest variety of styles; larg-
ct factory prompt shipments; lowest
prices; exclusive territory; agents coin
Ing money. The Best Light Co., Canton,
Ohio
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FOR sALE-MACHINERY.

FOR SALE-A good plano. SIS; Haines
square; a bargain. ~ Thirtieth ave-
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LADY AGENTS-If you want the best
money -makers, you must have our Hy-
oda electric corsets and skirts: the
Standard for twenty years. Address
Western Corset Company. st. Louis, Mo.
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& Co. New Bedford.
Mass. furnish reliable. practical and
up-to-date trade secrets. formulas. etc.
Tor making useful. salable and profit
able goods; write for particulars.
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FOR sALE-BrLGIAN HAREs-oonrd.

THORNTON RABBITRY-Headqn
for imported stock and breeder from all
careful Judgment used in Milling all
orders; prices right. send cash; state
wants; will ship the best stock money
can buy. II. y. Williams. 2ls Thornton
ne
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FOR RENT-SG7.5o; house of six rooms.
iarge ward: corner Seneca and Seventh
avenue Carraher, 40i Bailey building.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
sixty-one railroads systems for the first week
In July. OF these forty-three return gains OF s522
S3. or 1912 per cent and eighteen return losses Of
S1938s5 or 80 per cent The whole shows a gain
Of *S2s,O8, or 45 per cent. The Tribune has also
printed the gross earnings of hfty-six railroads or
systems for the second week in July. of which
forty-two return gains of ss4677O or Ill per cent
and fourteen return losses Of slO12 or rs per cent
The whole shows gain of s536e46. or 73 per cent.
First week in July
% , 1899 1900. Differences Pc
43 companies IS IN 446 IS
Is companies 2.iO1 $40 007 946 pee I93 S9S az
Totals. 81
pRDiss 81, 246 2s8 S7875 294 Inc S29o one
Second week In July -
~ companies $5 s2S so3 $e470678 Inc $e467 ITO III
Ia 0"inpaiise i'4'SoeO l86ooo6 Dec II0.i24 rs
Totals. Sc
panies ST 299. .49a 81 $50 I39 Inc sbae e4e "a
CLEVELAND CINCINNATI CHICAGO AND ST rOrrrs
Number OF miles iJOu
Second week July scs4 4T4 s2sa 6sS s,od zoe
JAM 70 July h..... zA2s.2O2 7.6l5'260 $40 6es
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
ENLISTED. tsmall lots.

974 and from miscellaneous sources s105o,s64 a
total OF 81 s against sS PAP POP in the preceding
week Receipts for the month to date. $34911.116;
expenditures. $37 75.0O0; excess Of expenditures,
So 863 SS4 Receipts for fiscal year s34911,11
penditures S37 600; of expenditures 50 $685.
SS4 The Treasurers actual cash balance increased
in the week S3l1 3O0 and stands $50 656 S76
Receipts OF National bank notes for redemption in
the week $3321.6 .613.
The Treasury statement Of Saturday compared
with that Of Saturday week ago:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
TREASTRY DFPARTMENT. Oface SUI

ing Architect Washington. n c, Jaiy "a sas,s .,
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received az - -, s11 -
CLOCK p NJ on the 7th day % August leOS 80 e
opened for the heating and ventilat}nS WptS - E;1t
wing buildings Hospital. Hospital OGteo-,9s G.
ana Rsatauranf- Bath House and Laundry Sei.ass iS
Meeting Corridor. and Covered Ways az tAe N scr
grant Station Ellis Island New York Haro0i - - 81
ance With the drawings and specincaton e0P s,-ng
may be had az this ofAce az the 9.lys T,vk n
Ttltcn. Architects No. So Broadway New
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. SnnervIsins AItAlr--
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. JULY 3d. 1900.
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

o a @ n
hht the pd
n low prices n
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
L. s. ext. 2s. registered.
IL s q regIsfaraA
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

The United States Treasury received last week
from customs .s7s5S0. from internal revenue ss1a
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23

Dipi0eno Notrcs.
THE PROCTER * G AMHLE COMPANY
49,. - Cincinnati Ohio July nth, 1900
THE DIRECTORS OF this Company have this
day declared a semi annual dividend OF SIX PER
CENT on the Common Stock OF Company PAYABLE
on and after August 18th. The transfer books will
be closed from August LIST TO August 18th. Inclusive
d. B. GAMBLE. Seo'y.
DIVIDEND.
OFFICE OF NATIONAL SURETY COMPANY
t4t Erosdway, New York 1000
ThE EAECUIlNE COMMITTEE has this
day declared & dividend of Five Per Cent GOA on
The & capital stock OF the Company, payable Aug g.
1000 The transfer and registration books will close AZ
A. NJ. Aug. g. 1900
BALLARD MCAIL. Secretary
THE LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
~ q 30 Liberty Street. end 44la q Maiden Lane
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this this Coz Com
pany has this day declared dividend OF ia n.r
cent and an extra divideId "A per cent payahe a.
the compSnys orices August lat 1900 The transfer
wa ps osd Monday June 10th. and reopened on
-''N'SN"'' august -Hu- JOHN pUER,
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23

The bank exchanges of the New-York Clearing
House and the stocks sold at the New-York Stock
Exchange last week and the same weeks OF the pre-
ceding years compare follows:
July % '9s July % 90 July 81 90
Exchanges $500 800 4I9 $3.50 47I9l3 S7s5 b7s
No shares sold. 1920 1.520091 1.542 253
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compared as follows
with those Of a week ago:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
TREASURY DEPARTNENT, once Su9s.s. -.

inS Architect Washington. n g S.S ~. sihos sa
SEALED PROPOSALS will 0e received :. voSa snd %
o'clock p. NJ on the Tth day % August isSS,s 4
opened. for the construction of siS5e1 S,rk Hare
L. s Immigrant station. Ellis Island, cof
in accordance with the drawings and specs ~ Msss
of which may be had this Office or me e- Nea Ne
BORING Il Tlton. Architects. 50 kfo@1Nas. .r,hftsei
y Y JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. SHper' AslAs -
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
PROPOSALS FOR COTTON DUCK. Sc
TREAsrRY DEPARTNENT. once supeI1l

ing Architect. Washington II c. July - st1-- u
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received al tlts - -
o'clock p. NJ. the Tth day cr august lseS .seE
work. heating water supply and other pprSs - sats
Way and Ferry House. at the Z. 5 lnliiis 49, .rA
Ellis Island New York Harbor. IN accCrdAnes ' - :
drawings and specifications. copies of wlice rts
this once or the or5cs q NesSrs- beri.s r4N
Architects 50 broadway. New YORK y 4
KNOX TAYLOR. SuperN islng Architect
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
6nrroeates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of Hon.
Abner c. Thomas, a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York notice is hereby given all persons having
claims against Charles P Huntington late Of the County
New York deceased. present with vouch-
thereof subscriber his
business No 90 Wall Street the Borough Manhat-
tan, City OF New York, before the first day Of
February next.
Dated New York goth day July. 1900
CHARLES A. SHERMAN, Executor
BOWERS & SANDS, Attorneys for Executor
Notice is hereby given all persons having CLAIMS
against the late firm Of Huntington Dorm which
the Charles P Huntington surviving
partner to present the with the vouchers thereof
the subscriber his place of transactng business
SO Wall St. Borough Of Manhattan City OF New York
Before the first day of February
Dated New York the 10th day OF July, 1900
CHARLES A SHERMAN,
Exor. of VIII Charles P. Huntingdon deed.
BOWERS SANDS. Attys. for Executor.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23

Actual cash
outstanding
tihcates S115. .1s7Oo4 S116,4oo276 s2es 21
Deposits IN Ma
tiona banks. 103, ,5233O5 9e110922 Dec. 42l24SS
Available s21s 300 s21451 1877 Dec So 04e ll2
Minor liabilities. 69114733 321 Dec. $3.50 412
Actl als149 34557e $3.50 s7e Inc 81 800
Exclusive OF gold of $15OOOOOOo
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23

4 DVERTISBMENTS and suescriproas I'a - TBroa4u
2d door north q SIst-st untl o'coeS P p., ~ Al
msnts received at the fouowins egaRch ~ sSa-ags
ONCE rates until o'clock p. VIZ ,fs-yiz 6c-@
cor, Esd ST; lS2 6th-ave cor l2th-s~i --
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
M PURsUANCE OF AZ ORDER OF HOS

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
L ABNER c. THOMAS. Surrogate County Of
Nsw-York NOTICE is hereby given all persons hav-
ing claims against Jacob Thyson late County OF
New York. Borough Of Manhattan, N Y. City. deceased
present the same with vouchers thereof sub
scribers, their place OF rransactng
ofice OF VIM. F. Haemer Remsen Stree, Fsor-
OF Brooklyn. in The City New York before
the FIRST day Of December next Dated New York the
23rd day OF May. 1900.
JACOB THYsON, EMILY F. THYsoN. Executors.
Street Boro. OF Brooklyn. y. Y. City
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23

c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of New YORK.
Notice is hereby given TO all having
Patrick Smith, late OF the County York decease5
present the with vouchers thereof TO the sur
ONCE OF William c Orr No 81 Chambers Street Boroux IN
Manhattan. in The City OF New York on or before Sa
18th day OF October 80
Dated New York. the 18th day OF March. 1900
JAMES b. +. SMITH. ALFRED J.. O'KEEFFE
WILLIAM c. ORR, Attorney for Execuors No 81 Cba-,
bers Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

ABNER c. THOMAS. { Surrogate OF the C,ountv =,
New York Notice is hereby given to all persons having
against A Dolan, OF
deceased with yOIChers
the subscribers their place transactiny bI
ness, the office OF John B. Coleman. Nos IL
William Street In The City OF New York on or baf,rs
day OF February, 1900 '0 'iu
KATIE R DOLAN. JAMES A. DOLAN Execution,
JOHN B. COLEMAN Attorney for Executors II s05 =,
William Street. New York City. - anu ~
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Abnar Z,
Thomas, Surrogate Of the County OF New v,.,,
notice is hereby given all persons having claims
Maunsel Van Rensselaer, late the County ~ Nsas
York deceased 10 the voucher. ths,
TO the SUBSCRIBER at her place Of anssctnE business
the office of DAILY Hoyt Mason No William,
Borough OF Manhattan. in the City New York on o.
York the first ~N' W."
SARAH A. VAN RENSSELAER, F-xeeutrfx
DAILY. HOYT & MASON. Attorneys FOR EVSS,,trt1
William Street. New York City -
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
MAINE.

KIRKWOOD INN
Scarborough Beach. Maine. Ffrst-class servfcs 49,.
Hight. telegraph telephone. tTorufIs beach xooas 1s
tennis, cycling. late dnnsr- -
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
TAINTOR. CHARLEs Min pursuance 81 an

TAINTOR, CHARLES Mn pursuance Of an
order Of Hon, Ahner c. Thomas a Surrorats Of the
county cf New-Nork, notice is hereby given 10 All per
sons having claims against Charles NJ Taintor late Of
the County or New York. deceased.
with vouchers thereof the subscribers at their na ~
tansacttng business at the ONCE Joseph w Howe No
4S Wall Street in the City York - bes,es
18th day January. 1901 - - NN'''e ui0
Dated New York, the Tth Of July
GILES e. TAINTOR
WILLIAM r. WEBSTER
CHARLES NJ. TAINTOR JR
JOSEPH W HOWE Attorney for IN. Fxs't sNSOet'rs;
As Wail Street, New York CITY ''S' W
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
High. Low. Juiy21 Julyl4I Ch'gs Sales

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sNOHoMTsH SOCIETY.

sNoHOMISH. Sent. f5.-The kindersar-
ten has reopened. with a fair number OF
pupils In one of the rooms OF the Bap-
fist church building, Miss Wentworth and
Miss Nina Enniy are In charge
The Mothers child Study Club Is maxi
Ing preparations for another years work,
using kindergarten methods and teach
Ing as basis for their programme
throughout the year. The first meeting
VIII be held with Mrs. Crossman. on
Monday afternoon.
The ffiyu wswa Club met at the home
OF Mrs. NestaI on Monday last. Mrs
shaw WAS elected president. In place Of
Mrs. Horton. resigned. Mrs. l.. Heffner
was chosen vice president and Mrs.
Hawks second vice president. The club
adjourned to meet September ~ with Mrs.
shaw.
Mrs Humphrey. OF Toronto, who has
been visiting with Mrs. McCready, left
Tuesday morning 20 visit friends In Sc
attic.
Miss Bessie Beach came up from se-
attic Thursday evening for a two weeks
walt with Mrs. McCready.
Mrs Briefly and Mrs Phillips, who
have been guests OF Mrs Frank Foster
left for their home In Seattle Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamhridge and child, who
have been visiting with MIR and Mrs
Howell, returned TO their home on FRI
day
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MOUNT VERNON. sept w-Mr.
SweenryA - Seattle. has heen Waiting
Cant ars Mre Williams this week
Miss Lem Williams LETT TUESDAY morn
A. s for Seattle
Mrs T Smith aua children LETT Weanev-
eav fsr = visit - 81 ralii
Miss MoNie Edsna - visiting Mrs
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agre J. W, Reed. OF waascom was
sssitiHV friends this week
AZ ana Mrs James LauEhiir started
fos their horne fn pffnret0m ~ aztec a
visit ~ several weeks With taplr son
Nr Va tAHehtn
AT v Rees ana Miss Eva raves were
married &c Portland Or, or thursday
SfrterrNrF q
Mrs wsush spen, several sAys
tbfa week IN Seattle.
NJ Roga Mechanics. ~ New whatcorn.
g. visiting friends
Mt Prank Mex Gown has returned 20
the ruivfgnity - Whshlngfon
Miss Oravvaux. 81 Seattle, - visiting
Mr. kstes
capt psyls ~ san Juan. visited friends
fef several days
Mis- iseNsfu, % Kansas ret~rasd 70 her
home Saturday. after 4 Few months visit
a. hsr hfofhers here
Nas MYRTLE Greek Is visiting her aunt.
Mrs Frark crpwptou, in sfsttle
Miss Alma Van Leu. ~ What~hfs Ia
Vlsiung her await Mre Moss