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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-01
Magnolia Items.
Magnolia, S. C., July IS, 1900.

Magnolia, S. c July IS, 1900.
The gracge basket picnic, at the old Hug
eiu:s place, now the residence OF Captain J
NJ Mose!ey, was quite success. Nature and
a., both Joined haods IN beautifylrg tee
e.ourd and but for the rayages of the late
s;orm aud freeze, this would rival the pret-
ties, place ia Sumter County. The attend
acce was large and nothing occurred 10 rlas
tue pleasantoess Of the occasion. There was
q good sprinkliag Of candidates, and you
know you are Just compelled TO feel inportac:
aad populsr while in their august preseoce
Well, body need rot change his opinion
uutil after the ball is over, or rather after the
primaries are over The candidates were in
nice trim to say lot Of pretty things to the
good people, if au opportunity bad been
offered, but it SCENE that speech making was
no; ou the program But. some speech msE-
iog in low, sweet, wooiDg tones was audible
when the young folks were paired. The
crowd ia variousy estimated at from SEQ TO
1000
Misses Lille Rhame and Edith hcIutoeb
are visiting q, Mr.. John c. Rbame's, Seo'ss-
vile.
Tie youog folks had 6sh fry on the banks
of Lynches river last night. Quite oumoe:
of girls and boys attended, and all seem
delighted With the rather unique picnic
We had rain-almost cloud burst-on
Monday evening. For while the rain pou'-
ed ia torrents. Everything is refreshed
Rev. G. E. Phillips little child. Ferrls,
Sied in this place on last Saturday. after
several days illness Nj. Pbillips ls very
popular here az q minister, and be and 'oe
bereaved mother have the heartfelt sympathles
o: all denominstions
Orreaiona'
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PYpHIAN APPOINTMENTS.
The Rev j H. Thornwell Succeeds
the Late Col Auld, and the Hon.
George 8. Mower Succeeds
Mr.. ThornWell.

The death of Col. D. J. Auld, Of Sumter,
last week creates vacancy in the oLlce OF
praod Keeper of records and seals OF the
Knights Of Pytbias, which, under the law,
had TO be filled by an appointment made oy
the grand chancellor Col. Aud had oeeo
30 Efficient an officer and had served the Order
With such recognized ability and faitbfulness
that il was no easy task which confronted
Grand Chancellor Won Klonitz in selecting
bis successor, aud the duty of 30 doing re-
ouired careful consideration. Many letters
were received by him from promiaent Pythl-
sns urging the appointment Of this or that
member of the Order, but the grand chan
cellor in his selection has been particularly
fortunate. His choice has fallen on one who
has the good will and high regard of every
ci,iz.u of the State, whether member OF the
Order of Knights Of Pythias or not. In
seannisg the 6eld Grand Chancellor Voa
Kolni,z centred upon the Rev. J. Il. Thorn
well, of Fort Mill, d divine of euineot ability
aud cpe who is popular with all with whom
he comes in contact.
The Rev. Mr.. Thornwell has been the grand
prelste of the Order for the past TWO terms,
20 the satisfaction of the members OF the
Grand Lodge. He is q pleasant" fluent
speaker and he will lend dignity to the Office
and reject credit upon the Order in his VISIT
alton to subordinate lodges throughout the
State
The acceptance OF the Office by NJ. Thorn
we'll occasioned q vacancy 10 the oface OF
grand prelate, which the grand chancello.
bss FLIED with equally as good judgement aod
to the general satisfaction of the members OF
the Knights of Py,hiss The Hon George
S. Mower of Eewberry, for many years q
prominent Pythian and at present chief
tribuse, has been appointed grand prelate
and has accepted the Office. Col Mower is a
citizen of influence and prominence and will
undoubtedly discharge the new duties which
have devolved on him with the same fidelity
which has marked his official actions in the
past. I: speaks we'll for an Order to bave
two such officials as the Rev.. H. Thorn well
and the Hon G. S. Mower.-News and Courier
ZSth.
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City Council Meeting.

Council met il regular session at 6 O'Clock
las. Wednesday afternoon.
The Mayor being absent, the Mayor pro TEN,
M. Hurst, presided.
Aldermen Boyle, G. F. Epperson aud W.
n Epperson, Finn aod Pardy were present.
Minutes of llth and 18Th inst. were read
aod confirmed.
Messrs ] D. Wilder and W. ". Graham,
committee from CsRp Dick Anderson, Con.
federate Veterans, appeared before Council
and stated that their camp had passed resolu-
tlons asking the next State meeting of their
association to be held 10 Sumter, bat that oe.
fore the Invitation was formally EXTENDED
they desire to obtain the endorsement OF the
CITY Council, for the reason that there would
be some necessary expenditure of money for
entertainment
Council gave favorable consideration to
the proposition, but postponed action to
future meeting, to be called 80 soon as GER
tain information can be secured.
Mr. N. G. Ryttenoerg was present and pro-
tested sgainst allowing peddlers to erect IN.
slightly booths at the corner of Main ana
Liberty streets, as has been recently allowed,
and declared that such . place was nui-
sspce. On motion of Ar. Finn it was de-
te,uined not to allew peddlers to sell any
sort of wares or merchandise on the streets
within 200 feet of Xaiu and Liberty street
corners.
Mr.. Purdy reported with reference to the
proposed new passenger depot, that the presl.
dent Of the Atlantic Coast Liue company bad
written him letter, stating that the matter
would have to be determined by their e1ecu-
tive committee, who could not be gotten to-
sether before October The committee was
continued.
The Building Committee reported that they
had inspected aud accepted the two new bose
Company houses ca Liberty Street. A bill
10 favor of II. c. Kavanaueh, the contractor.
for extras, smounting TO S!50,75 was order
ed paid.
There were several applications for the
Office of Superintendent of Streets, but action
thereon was postponed TO such time as an
election shall become necessary.
There were complaints from citizens OF the
condition of sidewalks 90 Mill and Liberty
Streets, and bridge at the corner of WASH
ington and Bartlett Streets. All ct which
were referred to the Committee on Public
Works
The returns Of managers of an electioo
held on June 18th for City Board of Educa-
ton was presented, whereby it appeared that
Messrs. Neill O'Donuell, Marion Noise, G.
Haynswor,h and Dr.. J. A. Mood had oeen
elected to serve fpr the ensuing two years
Ar. Finn informed Coupcl Of severe To-
;ury TO Health Officer Reardou, which would
render him unable to work for several weeks,
ani on his motion Mr.. Reardon's salary was
ordered paid during his illness as stated.
Council ..couseoted to proposition from
Mrs. Kicker 10 purchase pipe for the ditch
running by her residence, on condition that
il be laid a. expense of the city.
Clerk and Treasurer's report for June wes
referred 20 the Finance Committee and also
several bills
There we're 10 other matters of public
interest.
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Receipts today 1862
Last year 1893.
N. Y. spots 10 Lice.

The wheat market has been Inactive
and weak during the day, reports from
the northwest show more favorable
weather conditions. which brought out
a good many selling orders; the mar
kes closed quiet at sbous IL to 33c de-
cline.
Corn was iu sympathy With wheat,
and closed of at about 70.
The provision market vas little
higher on the opening, owing to q
steady demand, closing at the bes.
prices of the day at 122 to 271 points
advance.
After today the quotations of the
New York produce exchange will be
reported instead of Chicago, which are
relative the sane. With the exception Of
the differences of freig ghts between Chi
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-01
Elders and Deacons' Convention

The Elders aud Deacons' Convention Of
Earmony Presby tery was held at Summerton
on Wednesday and Thursday, July Is, 2e.
Fou. pastors, sixteen ruling elders, and 'his-
teen deacops were in attendance. The open.
ing sermon was preached by Bro. ". 4.
Mills from Phil. /: !. Capt. W. c. Davis, CT
Manuiop. vas elected chairman, and Elder
James Reeves, secretary.
The following program was discussed:
ELDERS DAY-WEDNESDAT, JULY 25.
i. Scrip.ural qualifications OF the Elder
ship-Sam Bradley, Bishopville Church.
Discussion.
2. Should wealth, learning, high social
standing, etc enter ss factors into the choice
Of an Elder, or should godliness, good sense
snd kindliness be the determining qualities !!
Ooeoed by Rev. James Mcdowell
Discussion.
3. Is ability TO lead 10 public PRAYER q
necessary qualification of the Elder? L. Z.
Jennings, Tirzah Church.
Discussion.
4. Are Ruling Elders represen tatives OF
deputies of the people? jes. E. AcCo,ceec,
M, Zion Church.
Discussion.
NIGHT SESSION.
Deba,e-Should the officers OF The Pcesoy-
teriao Church-Pastors, Elders and Oeacons
be chosen to serve for stated periods?
Amrmative-W C.. Davis, Manning Church
Nega,ive-Isaac Bradley, Mayesville Church
DEACoNs' DAY-TBURSDAY,, JULY 2S.
MORNING SESSION.
/. Lessons in bookkeepiug-D B. Mcaar-
rin. Wedgeaeld Church.
Discussion.
The powers Of the Diacouate over church
fuods.-Tbomas Fraser, Sumter Church.
Discussion.
3. The duties of deacons to the poo' ia
tnei- respective cong.egaticns.-Opened oy
A. P. Burgess.
Discussion.
AFTERFooS SESSION.
!. What means and methods should the
deacons ues to secure the financial support Of
the Church from all the members of t1e
Church?-Geo. McCutcheu, Mt Z:on Church.
Discussion.
.. Should those members who refuse 20
srppor. the Church be reported TO the Session
for d:sciphne?-C. u. Mason, Brewiogson
Church
Discussion.
2. Should the names of those who retoee
TO support the church BE read publicly to toe
congregation.
Two sermons were preached during tie
meeting, one by Rev. W. ~. Saddles, aad
one by Rev. James Mcdowell.
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There was special meeting of city coun-
Gil at one O'Clock Monday, for the purpose OF
receiving preliminary report upon sewer
age system from Mr. c. c. Wilson of Colum-
Die, the civil engineer in charge of the matter.
AS 10 the cost of sewerage Mr. Wilson stat
ed tea. be could give no idea without cor
rect survey which would require an outlay OF
oue thousand dollars 90 part Of the city.
By resolution cf Couocil the Mayor was
requested 10 call mass meeting Of citizens
Wednesday sf;ernooo, 6 O'Clock, in the Opera
House
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FOR SHERIFF.

The friends of Deputy Sheriff JAMES E.
GAILLARD take pleasure TO nominating
him for Sheriff of Sumter County, subject 10
the action of the Democratic primary His
looy and efficient service os Deputy Sheriff,
his faithful discharge of every duty devolv
ing upon him and bis thorough familiarity
with every detail necessary to the proper
administration of the sheriH's ofice qualify
him for the position.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-01

The voters of Sumter county are asked to
support for sheriff William n. Epperson. =
true and tried Democrat, . man who was q
gallant Confederate soldier and served four
years iu the ranks Heis competent and will
faithfully discharge the duties Of the Office
if elected COMRADES.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-01

Believing that the acquaintance Of the
present incumbent, ]. EDWIN REABERT,
with the duties of the cffice, the various
teachers, trustees aud needs of the several
communities of the county qualify him for
the Office of County Superintendent of Edu.
cation, and that be is heartily interested in
the duties thereof, we nominate him for re-
election, subject TO the action of the Demo-
c,at;c Primary. MANY VOTERS.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-01

The friends of HARRY W. SCARBOR.
OUCH would respectfully present his name
to the Democratic voters of Sumter county at
the approaching primary as being suitable
man for Sheriff of Sumter county, feeling
assured that be will De acceptable to the en-
tire people
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letter, Salt-Rheum and Eczema.

The intense itching and fmar,iug incident te
these diseases, is instantly allayed by applying
chanberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment. Many
very bad cases have been permanently cured by
it. 1t is equally Efficient for itching piles and
a favorite remedy for sore nipples, chapped
hands, chilblains, frost bites and chronic sore
eyes. 25cts per box. For sale by Dr.. J..
China. Dec 800
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Occasional.
Rcd Hot From the Gun

Was the lball that hit g. B. steadnan, Of
Newark, Mich, in the Civil War. 1t caused
horrible Ulcers that no treatment helped tor
20 years. Then Buck!en's Arnica Saive cured
him Cures Cuts, Bruises, Burss, Boiis, Eel
ore, Corns, Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cn:e
on earth. IS cts. box. Cure guaranteed.
Scld by J. F. W. DeLorme, Druggist.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-01

hereby announce myself candidate for
the Office of Coroner Of Samter County sab
ject to the result of the Democratic primary.
I am acquainted With the duties OF the Office
and if elected will faithfully and efficiently
perform them. The support and influence of
the Democrats of the county is solicited and
viii DO appreciated. Respectfully,
THOMAS II. JONES.
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Mothers Friend

is an external liniment for expectant
mothers to use. 1t gives them
strength to attend to their household
duties almost to the hour of confine.
ment. 1t is the one and only prepara-
ton that overcomes morning sickness
and nervousness. It is the only
remedy that relaxes and relieves the
strain. 1t is the only remedy that
makes labor short and delivery easy.
1t is the only remedy that puts the
breasts in condition so that swelling
or rising is impossible. Don't take
medicines internally. They endangef
the lives of both mother and child.
Mothers Friend is sold by druggists for 81.
Send for our free illustrated book.
The Bradf1eld Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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County Campaign Meetings.

TINE COUNTY Democratic Executive
Committee has made the following
appointments for County Campaign Meetings:
Privateer Station, Saturday, Aug. 4th.
Wedge6eld, Tuesday, August 7th.
Smithvilie, Saturday, August llth.
Bishopville, Thursday, August 18th.
st. Charles, Saturday, August 18th.
Lynchburg, Tbureday, August 23rd.
Sumter, Saturday, August 25th.
All candidates for County Offices must file
their pledges with The County Chairman and
pay the preliminary assessment Of one dollar
on or before the 4,h day of August next.
By:order of the Coaoty Democratic Execa-
tive Committee.
JOHN u. KNIGHT,
County Chairman.
R. ". HUDSON,
Secretary.
July 81.
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FOR CO. SUPERINTENDENT OF
EDUCATION.

The frieuds of Prof. W. P. BASKIN,
having knowledge of bis thorough compe-
tency to I'll the position, hereby announce
him as candidate for County Saperintend-
ent of Education, subject 10 the action of the
Democratic primary.
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CLERK OF COURT.

hereby announce myself as q candidate
for re. election to the Office of Clerk OF Court,
subject to the action Of the Democratic
urinary SHEPARD NASH.
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FOR MAGISTRATE.
FOR SOLICITOR.

l am a candidate for reelection to the
Office of Solicitor, aud agaio solicit the sup
port of the voters of the Third Circuit, cub
ice, to the action Of the Democratic primaries.
JOHN S. WILSON.
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Market Quotations.

Sumter, July 31-The market for
cotton futures opened quiet with
prices to s points lower. and for
brief period showed hesitation
owing to confusion Of weather and
crop news, then followed sharp
decline under heavy liquidation, and
bear hanmering, the latter promoted
by unfavorable cables from Liver
pool, which closed barely steady at
2 to 6 points decline, with general
tendency downward. The market
closed quiet ard steady at 4 to 10
points decline from yesterdays clos
ing
Receipts today 1862
Loot vapr l 5QS
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FOR CONaREs
FOR AUDITOR.

announce myself candidate for re-elec.
ton as Auditor of Sumter County, subject TO
the result of the democratic primary.
Respectfully,
j. DIGGS WILDER
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AR. A. D. NOSES, who has 60 efficiently
filled the position Of Coroner during the past
four years, is hereby nominated for re.elec-
tioo, subject to the Democratic primary. he
will receive the hearty suppor, Of
MANY VOTERS.
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Gentlemen: want 10 be elected to the
Office of Clerk of the Court for Sumter Coun-
". No one hse asked ne to be q candidate.
(I guess they just didn't ;hiuk of iD. |
trust, however, you will not forget me at the
Democratic primary election, which will set-
tie tue qpes,ioo, who shall be clerk as far as
am concerned. Hoping to be yours at the
primary, Sun
Very respectfully,
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am candidate 10 the coming primary,
for the House of Representatives
~ '10 N-O~oY = R. O. PURpY.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-01

De. DURANTis announced by his friends
as a suitable person to represent Sumter
County in the House OF Representative. His
candidacy is subject to the action of the
Democratic primary.
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CANDIDATES..

am candidate before the Democratic
primary for member TO the House OF Repre-
sentatives. ALTAMONT MOSES.
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Very respectfully,
J. W. DENNIS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-25

Twin City Lodge No. s.. A. o. L W, and
Myrtle Lodge No. IS d. OF H. will give
their arst grand ball Every preparation
- being made 70 make this one Of the
most enjoyable occasions o. the season
Mrs Ray Vision. until recently with
Mrs. Z Hammer. Left Seattle last Thurs
Gay Tor six weeks trip TO California
A Thanksgiving literary social Viii h
given in the ". +. church under the aus
pices OF the Epworth League Thanks
giving evening. the programmes consist
ing OF Rotations, dialogues and choruses
An art gallery will be one OF the novel
served
On Saturday evening last. Mr.. TAYLOR
McRae. OF the Grand Central hotel, WAS
surprised by a numerous body Of friends
who announced their purpose Of daing
MIN honor on the occasion % the thirty
seventh anniversary Of his birthday
The evening was spent IN dancing and at
midnight a luncheon was served Amnnx
those present were Mr. and Mrs George
Ruei. Mr. and Mrs w T. E.llinxen and
son, Mr. and Mrs IL A. Ewceney Mr.
and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs Arthur
chargrnan. Miss ESselie Mnhaliin, Miss
l.plH Ringer Miss Ida Fritsh Miss Mar
TIA Fritsch. Miss Marie Medium Mr.
Elmer Lambert Mr. NJ r. D'Leary. Mr.
Harry MCllen. Mr. Claude Collins. Mr.
Roy ScagEe Mr. Alex McRaa. Mr. Wuf
Fritsch. Mr. Fred stu Mr. Ben Dnuneiiy
AIR Charles McRae. Mr. Tniy Bennfsan
Mr.. Oscar Stromberg Mr. Matt kakko.
Mr.. Frank Howard Mr Jack Spiona.
Mr.. Wesley Chapman. Mr. Guy Ratch-
ford. Mr. JasQues
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SOCIETY IN PuyALi.ur.

PuYALLUP Nov s4-Unian Thanks
giving services VIII be held in the Rap
list church next Thursday morning. The
Rev e. r. Prichafd. OF the Presbyterian
church. viii preach the THANKSGIVING eaf-
mon. and special music will De furnished
BY the choir
Mrs. George II. PARK. OF Seattle. l.
visiting her. sister, Mrs. J. NJ Layhas
Miss Zoe WestfRll and Miss Myrtle
Wesifali have returned home after sew
erai months visit in Montana
Mr.. Robert Hayward spsn, sunday with
friends I'm Tacoma.
Mr. VIII Baker arrived home from
Alaska Tuesday He Mili spend the WIN
ter with his mother, Mrs T.. C. Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gillespie. ~ Mon
tana. Will spend he winter with Mrs,
Gnlespie's mother; Mrs. Fred Clarke.
the guest Or Mr. and AIRS. j. ". stuyer
Tuesday
Miss Olive Stewart Is visiting relatives
Mr. ana Mrs. Wallace Huntley. OF In.
dependence. Or, spent last week In the
city, the quests 81 Mr. and Mrs J. ".
Fefna ndex
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hazeitine arrived
on the steamer Dolphin from Alaska SAT-
urday. and VIII spend the winter with Mr.
Hazeltine's parents Ms. and Mrs. +. =.
Haxeitiue.
Mr. Charles Hood spent several days
In Portland last week.
Mr. 1 T. Case and family. OF wtscon.
sin, have taken the PEBBLES cottage on
Mrs. Charles Hood and daughter. Miss
Helen. visited friends in Tacoma We'd
nesdRy.
luncheon given by Mrs. y. n. Pierce in
Tacoma Saturday
Mr.. Avian Price, ~ Seattle. was a Puv-
allup visitor Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs q Z. Chandler entertain
ed AZ dinner Tuesday Prof A Nj Moss
OF Dawson, and Prot T. A. Vowel. q
Seattle.
Mrs Mary 3 MacReady spent Thurs
day in Seattle
Mr. Roy KNAPP 81 Tacoma. called on
PnyailuR friends SATURDAY.
Mrs, NJ G.. Myers. OF Lester. fl visiting
at the home 81 Mrs r. X Crane.
Mr. Jack McNen went @ Yakima Tues
day evening.
urday and Sunday with her grandmother,
Mrs. II. Clarke. IN this city.
The Women ~ Waoderaft held their
annual eieetinn Of officers last Tuesday
evening. resulting az fellows; Past guar
dian. Mrs NJ q, Kennedy guardian, Mrs
NJ. Eivins; advisor. Mrs l. = Cline,
clerk. Miss Lou cranss ralleer, dr~. bsfs
ffa King attendant. Mrs clara Showers.
magician. Mrs. l. Farrell; Inner sentinel.
Mira J r. Hamlir. outer sentinel. Mrs.
Jarvis Aiken, musician. Mrs. Roy Thomp-
son.
Mira r. r. Brew entertained the Ladies'
Social Circle Wednesday afternoon from
10 az her hnme on Rainler street The
rooms were tastefuilv decorated. Char
acier sentiments WAS ono % the pheasant
features Of the afternoon, Delicious
luncheon was served. Those present
were: Mrs Geerse u. spur. Mrs A. "
feovetoy Mrs G. J Stuart Mrs ~ r.
Prirhard. Mira y n fulford, Mrs " H.
blackburn. Mrs James McKini Mrs. J
W stever, Mrs T W Mpsgrpve Mrs
W ri rlvins. Mrs Fred Bonet. Mrs. II
RarraEar Mrs J. u. Nexlns MFs r.
w Morse. Mrs J. ~ Gibbs. Mr~ A. G.
Dresbach, Mrs MacHcady, Mrs. A H.
Campbell Mrs. ~ fayhne. and Mira,
George ". Park. ~ Seattle
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roar ANGELES SOCIETY.

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Ms III ~ fssss M sHa Mrs w =.
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and Afs A. e barsFS isf. ara Ma 2.
ARfknfon Mr. and Mrs A. J s'aeHHfs
Ma E.naitsh Miss fsYr. Mlae Etee@kss
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