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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08

2e9e bann bas @incentitiif uno
ben YtrOpfen. tuie bic Sisur es 5eiat,
ooer le9e einflt oas gincentitiif
auf Elm pei6es Brett uno i6la9e nit
einem Sammer trditig auf ben 9fros
pfen. Seier perbinoert bas glusweis
den Der Naoel nad irsenb elmer Seite,
uno oaS gincentltiif ober cine on.
bere dbnli6e Wiin3e miro auf oieie Wei=
ie nit Der 9r6Bten 2ei9ti9teit ourd-
bobrt, neil Der Stabl Der Nabel bdrter
1T als bas Wletal, iuOraus bic Miiinse
beitebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
Su pieber allsin biF," frust Tie pI6s'

Su pieber allein biTt," frugt Fe pl0s'
li9.
vNein 2ehen 1T Iei9t Su beidreis
ben," enteegnete er duspei9enb, rIrs
belt, Club. Reitaurants, i'd bin INNER
beI9Gftiet. 2lber mir ipOllen ni9t BON
mir fpreGen. 9u felbit, Suii, tpie itebt
es nit 9ir2"
n0u tennit mid, ia; id geb5re gu
benen. bic ettpas fdaffen miifen, I'm
ii9 BON ben 9ebenseinbriiden, bic auf
iie einitiirmen, gu befreien, i9 babe
pieber CUR Malsret sesriffen."
sd peiB es; ih iab Oein 9ilbdsn
in Der Iebtsn Notwithstanding,
Sin Rebelabenb", gut gemalt, aber
trdurig, Suii. Sd erinners mid nod
senau an bas 8ilb9en, Der SluB unb
bic itine Wieie, unb bic Weiben am
llfer, bic Mountaineering 1T beru6s
geIunten unb nit ibr Elm peibgr1uer
Nebel. 9tus ben grauen S9atten
tommt Elm Oampfer unb fd9rt flububs
ipdrts, tpobl bem Weltmeere gu, unb
feline 2idter fperIen IRE 9eflere in bas
sraue Ginerlei. Deibt Ou, pie bas
Sdiff mir bortam9 Die elm S9rei
Der Sebnfu9t."
n0u bait Re9t, Rubi; bas mar es
aud; i'd pollte bas gan5e Bib crit
rSebnfu6t" nennen, aber man bate
bariiber qelaht uno es bod ni6t pers
itanbsn; i9 babe mir aud 10 cine 2aIt
bonn Ser5en gemaIt. @is genau Su
mid bod tennit."
SO bift 9u aud nidt sIiidIi9,
&inb2 Sci ebrli9."
Slid TT Elm 10 tpeiter 8egriff,"
meint iie uniider, ues gebDrt 70 unenbs
li9 piel ba5u, Inn gliidli9 gu Iein, iper
tDnnte sas ppbl BON ii9 iagen9"
Sic iit aufseitanben, ibre Geitalt
fdeint gu ipa9ien. Mit leu9tenben
9lugen iiebt iie i'm bann an.
r0u ipsiBt pobl gar ni5t, tpie graii,
fam Su biIt," fpri9t er lansiam unb
tann bod ben Bid ni9t abpenbsn.
2lber fie ideint ibn ni9t gu b0ren,
iie tritt gana nabe BON i'm bin: rSein
DunI4 par es, baB mir uns trennz
tsn," iugt iie, nparum piinI9teit 9u
es eigentli9?"
n9u tpetbt ia, ipie es fam, 9u parit
ntdt gliidli9, 9u parIt rubelos unb
rnitdt, unb bic Sreibeit biintte Did
fd0ner benn dlles. sd that es gu
9einem 8eiten; parum ben alten
S9mera erneuern9 8ilit 0u iebt
9an8 frei iein2"
Besbalb Iiebt Iie ibn INNER nod
fhpeisenb an, nit jenen IeuatenOen
Qugen9
.SeBt male i6 feinsn g1ebelabenb
msbr, Rubi," fdllt es enoli9 langIdm
bon ibren 2ippen, i'd min nur nod
Sonnenbilber malen, ober piellei6t
einen Sturm, 10 einen toIIen, iaudsen>
ben Sturm, ipie er mad eroriidenosr
@inbftille bas 2ano bur9brauit.
Sturm unb Sonne."
sic ieuf5te ttef auf.
$50, Iiebit Su, 1T mir bic 2iebe gez
tommen, 0 groB uno iibermd9ti9.
Sine @lemsntarsetpalt, bic alles @ez
fpeIene in ni9ts sertriimmert unb iebes
4tom meines Setns nun bur9orun9en
bat, nun tpeib i4, mas 2iebe bebeu>
tet."
9a INIT fe an Ieiner Seite nieber
unb f4Iinst bic 4rme nm ieinen gals.
n9u biit es ia, ben i'd 10 liebe, pillit
8u es benn ni9t glauben9 Die babe
i6 mid mad Oem 9tugenbIid geIebnt,
es Dir 5u iagen unb bas Slid in 9eis
nen 2tusen aufleudten gu ieben, bieIe
cine Wlinute piest mir ia elm ganses
2eben auf. limb nun bat Der 3ufa[l
Did gu mir sefiibrt, nod ebe itb babe
gu Dir tommen tDnnen, unb Su2
2lber fie Iiest fdon lunge an ieinam
Ser5en unb finbet bic portlpie 9tntz
mort auf ieinen 2ippen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
&leins 0efd)id)ts.s,
SiIf i'd 9neIl.

auf osm Slide itanb eine tiefe
S9uFel nit 8uttermiId. Cine SIiese,
bic alIss toiten mubte, mas in Der
Stubs gu ehen unO gu trintsn ipur,
flOs nm bic S9iifsl berum unb febte
iid enblib auf ben Ranb. Qber lie
beriab ss unb fisl binsin. Die 5lisse
i6ris aus 2sibsstrdftsn Inn Silfe.
Sam SufGnig cine @espe babsr ges
flOsen unb bOrts bas 9lngftseT6rei.
r2lrmes Sbier6en", iasts bic Despe.
rSu bausrit mid BON Serssn. So,
id min nur erit nod ben tleinsn 0Olsz
pIitter on meiu Reit tIsben. bab CT
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
Gntnar0ke.

9ie pappel ipridt gum gdum6en
.@as madf Ou bid 10 brett
Ntit ben serinsen pfdum4en2A
Gs fast: sd bin erfrsut,
Sab id nidbt bios Elm Sols
9ti9t cine Issre Stansc!"
.@as !" ruff bic pappel iioll
sd bin ,par eine Stan9e,
Sod cine lanss, lan9e !"
Gm. Gr69li4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
cSn Der g dif 0 n

= Sn Der 9 al ON. rN9
Weib6en, trGume pon.mir!" nSeBt in
Der Saiion trdume ia nur bon Siis
ten!"
- Gntrii flung. ngtber i'd
bite Sic! sic poIlsn SIRE So6ter
Dem Watlsr 9spsr seben9 DiFen sic
benn nidt, baB 9epsr polIs brti Sabre
eeIeFen but2!" rad, Der eIenoe
S9urte! - llnb mir bat CT nur BON
atpsi Subrsn seiagt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
Qtnbermune.

Batter: sd freus mid, bdB i4
nun mein Saus beiteIlt babe.
@i9 drb: 9apu, po beItelt man
Senn Iein Saus9 Sd tpiini4te mir eins
nit eiu2r 3usbriids.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
= q br q beaI.
.Darum bsis

Sbr SbeuL rDarum beis
ratbeit Ou eisentlih nidt, Senup9"
sd finbe teinen Wann. Der mir puBt.
benn er mub biibid reid unb bumm
fein!" r@igentbiimli9e anforoeruns
gen, bic Du iteGIt!" nSit sr nidt reid
unb biibid, bann nsbme id i'm ni4t.
unO 1T er ni4t bumm. 70 uimmt er
mid ni9t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08

mir ni6t perlorsn ssbt. Damn belfe i9
Dir elei9, Du urnss Sbier6en." Die
Desps flos fort unb tlebte ben SoIsz
iplittsr fOrsfGltis an ibr Reit. glls iie
dber tpisber gu Der Sdiifel fam,
idpamm bic Sliege in Der 8uttermil9
uno mar - ertrunten.
Sanbpert 6atgolbenen
8oben.
Sn einsm Sleden bsi gaiel fpannte
Elm Gerber eben feline iibelrie4enOen
SeGIe gum Sroden aus. ala Der Saiier
RubOlf opn Sabsburg boriiber ritz.
Surge 3.it barauf itdttete Der Saiier
bsm @srber einen 8eiu6 ab. Oieier
erI6ien in toItbarsr &leibung. be-
sriiBte fsinen boben 9ait nad 9ebiibr,
fiibrte benielbeu in Elm f91res, elegant
ausmDDlirtes 3immer unb beipirt9ete
i'm auf eine slGnsenbe Detie. @r trug
ibm bortreffli6e Speiien unb eble
Weins in iilbernen unO solbsnsn 9ez
fdbsn uuf. - RuSOlf fprud feline 8ers
numbering aus, baB Der @erber BET
fold srobem Reiatbume elm 9eperbe
betr.ibe, bas nit Oislsm SdmuB unb
arssm 9eru9 perbunNn iet, erbielt
aber sur 2lntpurt: r9ln bic fdb0neH
Sa6en babe i9 bur9 oieIe meine glra
belt eripprbtn." 49, 4
Gin Gineentfii6 nit eimer 0abs
naosI sm our@bobren.
9isie Nufgabe ideint beim erIfen
Bid isbr idmierig su iein, beionoers
ipenn bic Ndbnabel cine iebr feline 1T.
Sis 2Oiuns 1T trOboem auberoroentli4
einfad.
9ie gtabel pirb Der 2dnae na6 in
einen 9fropfcn binsinsslteft. 10 baB
Die Spibe anf Der einen Seite gang pes
mig berporra9t, pdbreno Der am anos'
rem @nbs electromagnetic She'll Der gta=
bel nit elmer 3anse ab9etniffeH utro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08

- Die Qebnli9teit. @ds
ter: r5iuben sic ntbt aud, &arIine,
bab bic beiben &inber mir Isbr GbnIich
ieben2" &arline: nSd, iebr, Serr
Msper. nur peniger i'm 9ef9t,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08

9as Il nipsrfals Ga tie T.
Stnrf tpirtsn 9iebs unb Sab,
sSreuoe unb Qeib;
0o6 tiefer als dlles oas
Sribt Der Reio.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-02

'nS@ that delight a womans heart interest
o you.
Our wonderful Shoe Department offers best of American
Manufacturers products There equal the
shoes, and when careful searching
bring the best products of ali the leading manufacturers
store there little left that the wish for
Our ready Garments for Women variety
In SO many different Styles shapes and cloths that nothing
personal inspection will idea Of their beauties and
worth All the latest creations for the here when you
see them you'll wonder how is possible sell
ments of such sterling worth the price
You should take this opportunity buy your Fur Garments
speciality of manufacturing Garments or
dered now will be made prices much lower than will
be obliged to pay later in the season
The showing of Womens Shirt Waists Muslin and Flannette
Garments and Corse the largest the Twin Cities Every
thing desirable in these goods will be found stocks
The Fall Millinery display this surpasses all previous
exhibitions Everything from plain walking hats Imported
Paris Model Hats and much lower than elsewhere
For Economical Housefunishing the Big Store offers I'M
usual advantages Furniture Stoves Carpets Draperies Wall
Paper Crockery Housefurnng Goods and everything
tiers into the complete furnishing of the home here endless
variety Be cottage palace equally prepared
ntsh ln its entirety from cellar to roof
The appreciate this Our ready-to- wear
clothing for and boys good manufactured
The best exclusive clothing houses sell good clothing the
only difference being the price, It's all your gain buy
GALL and winter clothing here.
The Mems Furnishing Department offers exceptional bargains
for Fair Week Big money saving bargains Mems Under
wear and hosiery that mean economy for all buyers this time
There are all seventytwo departments Big Store
but Will permit speak Of but these
ter what your wants supply them We sell everything
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-02

- UR stocks of Laces, Gloves, Handkerchiefs Neck
Ribbons and all the other light and airy things
- that delight woman's heart interest
you
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-02

80 HERE many for the wonderful
Big Store We conduct our business a big broad
i gauge plan. We attend strictly business
We rejoice in the other stores their
added prosperity Minneapolis and city prospe
prosper with it
With malice toward and with the good feeling
for ALL happy live and let live We not wish to
build this business the other want our
share of the business that naturally growing
prosperous city
About merchandising methods We buy and sell more
merchandise than any other retail Cities
Buying we buy cheaper Buying cheaper cheaper
and sell We buy for cash and sell
only one price and that price is the ALL no
discounts rebates Except eaers of the
people and for the people, and every receives exactly
same treatment We do not misrepresent goods
versements do allow employees misrepesent
We liberal settlement of all claims; any unsatisfactory pur
chase be returned and speedy adjustment
back wanted There articles which for sanitary
allow be returned.
We do not allow any underse always lead
in low prices.
We here to you promptly courteousy WE'LL
We invite you Big Stoe-come and 90 as YOU
inspection OF the complete stock fall
chandise ever brought to the Northwest
Our Silks and Dress Goods will delight every woman In
these stocks will be found the Domestic
WeaVes all the seasons novelties goods greater variety at
lower prices than any West and more of them
than any two stores iii the Twin Cities.
We have been the leading distributors of Underwear and
Hosiery tor SO many and past transactions
lines have been such scale would seem we had
reached the limit but this year surpassed all previous
efforts and will have the pleasure of showing you goods in
greater variety and more reasonably priced than before
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21

the society. The programme In part was
as follows; Piano solo. "valss Brilliante''
(Chopard). Mrs. w. r. Elwell: address.
Mis sss Wss ue could sy sps Mos e
guitar solo, Retreat From MOSCOW.
perience." Mrs. NJ. M. Moss; bass solo.
solo. Melodies Of scotiand'' tTerschokl.
Sir. I. Kuntz. Those present were: Nj.
and Mrs. w. T. Elwell; Mr. and MIS-. N
M. Moss. Mr. 7. Kuntz. Mr.. Q: w VII
cox. Rev and Mrs. L. s. Bowerrnan, Miss
Elva Harlan. Mr.. Dwight Begley. Mr. Ed
Mr.. II. j. Whippie Mr.. C A. WhippIe.
NJ 4 s. s. c Mnss.ah Mr. r Hsrbsrt s Upper.
Miss Grace Hnipe, Miss Anna GOODWIN.
Prof o. s. Jones. Miss J. Ridgeway; Mr..
Carver Mrs r / HScser M NE lens 6
Philbrick, Miss Ella Philbrick.
" y y
The members and few friends OF the
Rainier Heights Literary CLUB pleasantly
surprised Mr.. Frank G. jackson at his
home. 73l Summit avenue north. Monday
versary. Games and music were the en-
tertainment Of the evening. besides the
club programme. The topic Of the even
Ing was The CITY % seattle lite, .ne Of
forethought and study and were ably
handled by those who took part. The
first number was an instrumental solo
History of Seattle" by Miss Eta Ward;
Manufactures of the City," Miss Baker;
vocal solo, Miss. Ward; Seattle as
sS sse. rae Miss M s 'sfsssn as'ss
sources OF Seattle" Mr. Daggett; THE
Assay Office" Mr.. Sill.
- " y
A dancing party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur w. Lipsky on Saturday night,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21

srr. II. c. Evcrsoie spent part Of the week 1.
Portland.
Mrs. win A. Shannon has been quite ~ for III
past week
Miss Minor. Of this city. spsnt last WEEK With
friends In Portland
Mr. John H. snthon. o. Hcauiam. spsnt fsv
days IN Seattle last week
Mr.. Frank A. Frederick OF this city. Is spending
few dnys in San Francisco.
Mrs.. g. r. Aiis and Misc Aiis are suests Of Mn.
Y. ii. vining. OF Tacoma
Mrs. Lyman Banhs lef Tuesday for I monthV
visit with relatives In Iowa,
Mr.. L. woodford. a weii-knovn young man q
Portland. was in Seattle last week
Mr.. r. ]. Rogers has returned to Kent after
week spent with friends In Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs silss Munro and daughter win leave
Monday for an extended Eastern trip.
Mr. and Mrs q. r. Nolte, Of New whsteom. vis-
tied friends In seattle part Of last week
Mrs Percy r. smith isaves this week for Fair
hsven where she win visit with friends
Mr.. and Mn. r. @. Tobsy and Mn. r. K. Cola
of the Puget sound naval station. left Tuesday fcs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21
PARTIES Ann orHER AFFAIRS.

one of the enjoyable events % tho
WVek was The reception given 20 Prof
John A. Meaktn BY Mr.. ana Mrs. rsvrnan
Weca a. theif home On F'omrth aveuae
"a grriay evenirg Csschvr g. AFTER rect
It's ttGuE, l3yFsru'NNufgl aud vocal m,ssssf
lwaf McsA-h eDtts5girs8 ths raests Is
h,s lpin1ltah.c ARID Essas5as manner wffA
sanEA and Ora ,aaile Fe4.iings rhc gsesls
present were Mf, asd Mrs LYMAN n cod
Ar aud Mrs T. y. Wpgd Mr. ard
MrS. Z. A. Rexford Mr. ard Nrs.
sol Ashcf, Ny. and Mrs = al
Love, NJ ara Mrs A. T. smith
Mr. ara Mrs, James Hilton. Mr. and Ma
Hugh Goeln NJ. and Mira CAYt Cttm
Dr ana Mrs. 3 &. ffs thamay MIS- nj
Ncbsrts. Mrs Jennie EaHUr7p AIRS = 81
Cp'lirs. Mrs 81 Scarf Mrs J al Brew.
ztsr, sfss- IA. sykes. Mrs. M s-exsns,
Miss NJ @. Lung. Miss Emma Hilton.
Miss Ssiiie Roberts. Miss May Weed. Mr.
C. NJ r.eavcit. Mr. ". c. Psnalsfon. Mr.
T. FgrneSs ana Walter Roberts
= - -
The YopnS Nsns gTothernooa wssnes.
Gay evening gave : II aslSAl aad Efsr4rv
entertainment IN the rarloTs on the First
Baptist church 70 a cTowd 81 young peo-
pie gathered 20 witness the first a. a
ansahAr az entertainments to be Givan By
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21
COMING EVENTS.

dancing party will be given Friday night At the
Queen Anne club house BY the Mervue Club
The Retail Clerks Union win give dance On
Tuesday evening. October 30. in Ranke's hall
The third meeting Of the wawotesc Club will BE-
held In Tacoma on Saturday, October q, in the
business meeting an elaborate luncheon will be serv
ed in the private dining room Of the hotel An
women teachers actively engaged In school work
eligible TO membership and are cordially invited 70
M.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21

The wedding will take place on Monday.
October y. at S p. M, at Trinity Parish
church. Miss Sutherland f. the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John g. Sutherland.
and issweIi known In the city. Mr.. Read
man II weii-knowp business man Of the
city.
The Gandeamus Club, OF the University
Of Washington. gave dancing party Fri
day night at the Queen Anne club house,
The club house was prettiiy decorated for
the occasion In purple and gold. the Uri-
versity colors. A large number OF young
people attended
An informal reception was given Tues
day safterlioon by Mrs. e. c. Neufelder
et ber horse On Harvard avenue in honor
OF Mrs. J. II. Turner, of Victoria, who
has been visiting in the city for some
days. About fifty ladies attended.
The Assembly Club. OF this city. will
within a short time give the FIRST dancing
date has been fixed as yet. but meet
ing Of the committee will be held tomor-
roy 70 make Ill the arrangements.
y
Nj. ana Mrs. Charles y. Burnside en-
fertained at dinner Saturday evening.
October 10. at their home on Terry ave-
nue.. In honor OF their wedding anniver-
sary. The table was decorated In pink
Covers were laid for ten.
~ " "
Judge II. q. Strive left Thursday for
ssruvs. who i in poor health Judge
s ira .b returned only oa fey T rs sso
gtruve win return to this country with
v " u
Miss Katherine Gilbert, one Of the
psettiest ana most accomplished young
ladies Of Oregon, returned to her home
1t Salem last week after visiting Seattle
friends for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. stimson re-
turned 10 the city last week after q
three months trip East Their son. who
went East with them. has been placed in
school 1t Ithaca. N. Y.
Miss Marvin and Miss Hcwden, Of Mus
q Mrs. Fred g. siimson for the past few
weeks. will be guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank A. Frederick for some
time.
Hrrs rrederick west Hicks entertained
A dinner on Thursday evening at her
houe, IN Thirty-f,fth avenue. In honor OF
49, s,s,.r Nsts. Tda I. smith C,ovess
.-a. "a 80 .s.h.
wsFs al" TOT e'sn@
Mrh. r. Al Frederick entertained
number % young ladies' FriaAy night ~
her home on East Jefferson street, In
honor OF ner quests. MISS Ho"oeh anu
"'s' AZ ~ ~
Mrs y l. Terry lett Monday tor New
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21
WEDDINGS.

a pretty wedding was celebrated az the
horne ~ the brides parents Mr.. ana
Mrs Thomas Eililnghsrs. 10 Taylor ave
nne, Tuesday eyening. ksy W. A. Major
Miss Maud ntiltngharn popular Young
lady tn North Seattle society. and MIR
sidney Otis i.amhscAsr, eldest son Of
were tRstefnily decorated with fcstoons
% flowers and autumn leaves. the we'd
ding arch eesFg especially heauiifel
Promptly at $50 t. fha straias c4 the
wsAdtng march. played hy Miss Florence
dillingham; sister % the bride tho we'd
Ding PARTY proceeded BY Miss hilda
rearnine. as flower gsgl. Miss Ethsl Ill-
bingham as bridesmaid ana Mr. Harry
tsmhscher as best nfan. entered The
psrior The bride Vas saeped ~ pVte
white. and carried emquet % BRIDE
engs - numerous gifts Afier the eere-
mony the guests rerAired % the dining
room whish waa Handsomely decorated.
w N es s,, isfs ter sssir asms. al fasass
avenue north. where tNeN Siil De AZ hane
20 thrir fyttna4 otter November = A
lesxe number q ttieaes g both per,ls.
we're present at the ceremony d
@xw
\ pretty home wed4sng took place
tuesday evening az $50 p M Al Ma
horne q the Freons br9sher on Maalsan
sgrses and TxeatvsAfsh avenue when
knowles werH married rs Rev W. al.
prANN TIRE hGase was NrafuSeiy deco
fuseA atlh lvy kud HJNsss WhiEr chrys-
anthsmuais apd gifaons formed r sANes w
overhead
Ine tfidai party cutersa 80 tho stsaina
ct Wzgnsf's ~ItF.dai Cseras, from eI.a-
teuSrtn." re bride wore Eewn 81
cream silk with Eawins seI ana NgeAf IA
% Grange blossoms She essriea a taa-
Qiget az white tRrn4.ious
Mis- Anna Sehwah tha aeldegmAsa Sare
waste ans CARRIED eamNWNt az Hink ears
nattaaE III ". Reese gtoA as hes. maa
Taasf present we're Nr, ana MIS- Abatr
NJ knowles Mrs e. Rrasch Mr. ana
Mrs. n - Knowles Mr.. ana Mrs A
RSauion Nr and Mrs \. Tharntoa. Nj.
ard Mrs e. koll Mrs. Restlae Mrs. c.
Rrasfh. Miss 4 SchRah. Miss A MsIsas~
nan. MS T. Reese Miss G Drake Mtss
Brandon
* = Il
A pretty wedding took place Thursday
evening AZ the home ~ Mr.. ana Mrs
Carleton = smith. les Fourteenth avenue,
the contracting PARTIES heinx Nr. HsxhArx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21
SPREADS LIKE wilDFIRE.

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selling" Abraham Hare. leading druggist q hsne-
Vile. O.. writes: Electric Biftes are the nesx
selling hitters | hare handled IN twenty years 1o1
know whyf Most diseases begin in disorders %
stomach, lrsr Hdneys hoveis, blood and nerves
Electric Biers tones % the stomach. regulates hver
hdneys and bowels purihes the hood. strengthens
the nerves hence cures muititude> Of maisdie> u
builds up the entire system- Puts Life and v'sos
into any west. sickiy. runrdorn man or woman
Price SOC Sold BY
STEWART & HOLMES DRUG co.
THAT THROBBING HEADACHE.
Would quickly ieave you II you rssd Or. kfng's
New Life Pllx Thoussnds Of suferers hsvs proved
their matches merit for Sick and Nervous Head
aches They mske pare blood and build up your
health Only SC Money bach IL not cured Sod
STEWART q HOLMES DRUG co.
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A complimentary e0rcert wil h efvsn
tomorrow sftefsoee &c fiymesiR church
by sAe ladies Musical Ciah. - ihla city.
A recrrs surae viii he rcatcTad hv fhe sn-
iolsss q the Royal Msrire hAnA % rally,
whfeA VIII Ne De ihn e,tY FaFt * this
wesA " y expected ttat ne AEaig eiil
Ne well atteeaea me canrsrt Wls be.
al az ~ IN,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21

Tire frearh CiNh Win myet shls week
Tuesday instead ~ tcmnrraV. The regular
meeting day Tho change "a raage on ae-
eouus ~ trc Ladies Musical club ecn-
esf,. which taSes place somsrrow AFTER
teon, TIE Fr2ach ciuh wiil meet Nth
Mrs Hp1sN
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Tas iaiiea 81 81, rAul's church IA NcStA
fnagtle. gave rvcrpHon on Wednesday
evening" al TIE h1rEo % AFR. ead Mr.. A
NJ Grtekes N hoSRr q Rev. r. = Arney.
az thr cheYvA "a tse place 81 Rev, y.
keminAr4 Who rt-iEhNd 2NNsu weeks ago.
The AoWsa was pNslly teaeFatea over
~ E&anlN Mere Present
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Miss Rsiis kean gave a luncheon az the
avenue. saturday 1fternoCn october a.
IN homer 81 Miss rcile Munro, Who de-
yafte very som Tor thc East. After te-
aaintiiy served rrfrethmense she guests
we're entertained with TArnss and music.
These present we're Miss Neieha RINK.
Miss iloromre Mckenzie, Miss ArtVlsa
Kesne. Miss Mary CAiuAn, Miss cnariatte
sasisy anf Miss Athena FfiaN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21

Fine Sunday Dinner.
Rainier-Grand Sunday dinners are the
best served In the Northwest Music
from 6 TO g. Charges moderate zee
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. stimson re-
turned 10 the city last week after
three months trip East. Their son. who
went East with them. has been placed in
school 1t Ithaca. N. Y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21

Mr. Robert Elijah Gibson and Miss
Bertha o. Erickson, both of Auburn, were
quietly married nj the residence Of the
officiating clergyman. Rev John r. pa
mon, In Seattle Monday afternoon, Mr..
Arthur l. Hussey and Mr. Bertha Hart
acting IA hast man and bridesmaid Mr..
and Mrs. Gibson left the same evening
for Crawford county, Kansas, where they
will make their home.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21

Miss Katherine Gilbert. one Of the
pvettiest ana most accomplished youns
ladies Of Oregon. returned to her home
At Salem last week after visiting Seattle
friends for several weeks.