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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
REPUBLICANS
LAUNCHED
COUNTY CAMPAIGN OPENS
Mkt MoNpAY-THRTU oGN
ERAL MEETINGS. PLANNIb IN
The STATE.

Despite the fact that he Ia pTel.
don't Of the company which nHh.
fishes che Post lnteliigcncef, which
paper IL fighting /. a Rutherford
and certain other Of the Republican
county candidates. y g liughea
has been invited by the Republican
county central committee % preside
~ the opening meeting Of the ihf
pubIieaa campaign. which II ~ bf
held monday evening. October 10.
Mr. Hughes has accepted
Tho chief speaker 81 the meeting
Will be Congressman " l. Jones
cf North Yakima and he viii be- FOL.
lowed b. en- Mayor X A. nallin.
: ser
Z According OF the plans OF the re.
publican county and state central
committees bat three general meet.
inra will be held IN Seattle durlnH
the campaign AZ tho opening meet
Tag Jones VII be the chief speaker
and az the closing meelius senator
Piles and Congressman Humphrey
will BE- the attractions
The only other general meeting
"a be held viii be that of the fpuuF
Meas Republican eluh, October -.
Az that meeting Congressman enuh
man viii bn the star attraeion
While Il has not been denniteiy
decldesi IN either ease. The fret
meeting eiit probably BE- hehi Ia
the arnfoff and tbs secoud one ln
/ Gh~ristcnsena aaii In ths Arcade
I block
throughout the state the Rapub.
llfeaa campaign viii hestn on Octo
her IL a. the time If the openiue
here ON that nieht senator filss
viii olssn Ia neliinsham and Con
sfussman Hamphrst spmeWhefu "a
the southwest Congressman Gueh
man NIn open the campaign ta
Walla Waila neat Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
GOTCH ARRIVES
FOR MATCH
CHAMPION or
AMERICA IN 2RuAr coNpi.
rioN-rIckUr sALU START
60 THIS MORNING FoR THE
WRESTLING MAfca.

Frank uetrh. champion heavy
weight wrestler of America. who
will meet nr Roller az the Grand
opera house on Friday aight. reach
rd Seattle last niEht. we'll condi
tioned for the contest and coni
dent at his ability to put Rollers
shoulders 10 the mat twice Ia one
hour
Goteh f. the picture OF health and
looks every lueh the athlete A
glance 1t him IN wrestling costume
il quite likely 10 1ampen the ardof
81 some ~ Rollers most ehtbusias
tic friends. although there viii stu
rrmain plenty Of conndenee In the
ability OF the Seattle man "a win the
handicap match
The sale uf aeata Tor the contest
hesan this morning and Indications
point Ia a completely aoidoa hoane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10

Port simpson Harbor has been
recognized FOR the last thirty years
ms the only safe hafbof la Western
Canada aud north Of Vancouver II
G. that could be- used aH a tefniiu
ua Of q tfanaeoutineulal railroad
Port Simpson must be the import
ant city Of Western Canada Of the
future You should buy nov lots
have been raised again Port
simpson Improvement Co, BIS ITO
neef Bldg Seattle. Wash "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
CORBETT
MAKE It THREE
TIE MATCH WITH TUReY Me.
GOVERN CALLS FOR MANY A
THINK AND A RESUME or
PAST BUSINESS.

Young Curhett aud Terry mellow
ern. two boys FROM The old world.
have affixed their John Haneoekr
,a a set az articles which call far "a
sixround bout az Philadelphia On
oct lG The question n. VIII Cor
hett make Il three straight lie
has fiattened Terry twice He lick
ed Terry when he couldn't lick ans
body else.
strange thing this fighting game
Carhett was VERY much an inaha.
outer. tie has fought a aumher Of
bad fights. but rank as be might be,
Terry vas alsaya his Peachea lie
separated Ferry ffum the champion
ship IN his prime The shock was
as ereat IS when Jim Corheu put
old sullivan Ia the hack seat Il
was such a short contest that many
locked upon Il IN the nature 81 a
luke
McGovcrn lost his laareis ia two
rounds Then he chased Gofhcu All
over the country. ant finally cor
nefcd him at san Francisco. much
10 his anrrow McGoyefn wenf II
rounds this time. which. Of oourae.
was a better showing The defeat
waa nearly as disappointing as the
nrst. for he always thought that a
nako punch robbed him 81 his belt
hut there was nothing uuAcY about
either battle Cofbett Wuu tatf
enough.
A a matter Of fact Gorhctt conls
beat Terry when he couldn't some
ether fighters Me9uvcfn scrtned
made 10 arlrr fnf him This might
have been due o. the tact that Me
Govern Waa a rusher Carheu vas
never much aF sparfins. bat anyone
who wuuld come % him waa BIS ap
pie ple Nov that thoy are matched
for the third time. wifi history . =
peat ltsslfi
They SAY that fcry g. aaffy. ani
they as that Corbett isfat. a1i
slo~ a. 4 policeman Certainly nut
a match % gioat over
There may D. something wFpnE
With Ne6oxsrns upper story, aud
then tharc may not ta It's ten.
round fight with Jimmy Britt at
Madison sansfe ana not stamp him
a subject for the lnnac1 board De
fore that he made Eddie Haniua
sten sir a. fast rounds ~ he ever
weat tlov sgeG Nelson had Terry
All hut oat in their an rounds. but
the latter might have neglected his
training for this bout. aud devoted
himself 70 ~ poairs
enc things is certain MeOoTefu'a
last fights aarpaas Cofbetta Ia point
Of briiliancr ueFrrfa toppled Cor
hctt over IN five. and iIYiand IN six
II you throW out the safty dofse Nc
Govern figures 10 yin this u1oHth.
Notwithstanding that Cafbett has
Two Wtna % his credit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
WAS PITCHERS
BATTLE
elANkessalp.s WILD THROW
ALLOWS RIA ONLY RUN o.
tbs GAME - ONLY SIX 81.
WASHES START ON ROUND
OF sAsUs.
ts,sr Special ssrvissl

Los ANGELES, Oct i0-u was
n pitcheu battle yesterday and the
locals TOOK the same by a score OF
! 20 0
Randolph cor the Angels waa
great In the h0x. aud held the Seat.
DC bunch Town. only ain of thc
sExpo 1909 stfting "a the bases
rbe ran which decided the game
was the result of a Wild throw hy
nlankrnahip IN the second inning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
THE MARKETS


There T. rnFF little FhauHs ~ u"
usarsss 'aiar ysss,sele. srs nfm
hsr&s and iusuipa haxT batA aFap-
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ised sptay Ar etr~s4 shipment -
r-anaa~.ta ww.vMw -. Aaftssfe8 IN
rhs priers on n.n. meats r1aitry
end aehf pfpan@s ere INV
Native apples as ssiiiaa nfm ~
'se 70 -
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49, yaasrA~.fa r~gat - = a. 49,.
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- trasts 49, e4~.m go eass~
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1890 sFgvess ta,A kestes Nasss
pauftr.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
Keeping Nose to
GrIndst0ne

Are you going 70 keep your nose
to the grindstone all your hfe, or do
you want 10 take n easy n little lat.
or on A sure way. n safe way and
a sensible way 10 provide for the
future Ia 10 start a savings account
with the state Bank of Seattle Be
gin today and make u grow. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10

J Howard Stein " Seattle IN an.
other Of the western BOYS 20 make
good on az eastern football team
stein left here sometime ago 20
take a course IN training school. and
he turned oat fer the football team
After three practices he made good
and has been piaylng a remarkable
game ever since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
VARSITY BOYS
PLAY TO-DAY

This afternoon IT J O'Clock the
varsity team all play The sailor
boys from the philsdsiphla The
teams arc matched az Tar a.
ueight IL concerned. and TIA sailors
have the advantage In years. eus
lack the superior coaching Of the
varsity boys
Tho game promises 10 be a gnad.
HnappY practice game. ~ there L.
sharp composition fof the positions
On the varsity team 4nd al the can
dldatea 9Th be given = chance to
ahow shat they can DO.
The game viii be played on the
university field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10


There Naa a good gathering IN
the Exan hail last night ~ the tssti.
monial concert In honor Of Angela
MAY In paint II variety thr pro
rfam uss excellent and II appisHse
be am index to an AriAte'a merit
tho numbers were very efcditahiy
rendered.
What should have been n very
pleasing dance BY 5ienofa Matlldita
y spoiled b. her using th. clark
l elaeks. the wooden blatter % which
did rot accord with the graceful
slnuoalfy Of the dancers move.
meuta
J Louis MacEvoy Is a Kood mon
olokist and told come stories Ia q
really droli style
In these days. Ahen cveryb body
elocntea. that branch Of entertain
msnt is apt to BE- tiresome. but "
Margaret Olson worked her audi
unce up to a GREATNESS excitement
over little Biliya Sensational ridc
On the faee course
The performances 81 Angela May
vers pleasing and abe was tho re
cipient Of much applause and 4
handsome bouquet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
THE THEA TIERS
sPsrsifaf~ ronlaht

ToulKht snt tpfnofrow night II
the Grand paraifal IN dramatic
form viii be given b. a strong c1tn
pauy Of forty. iha euFtain flAins
promptly az z A. o'clock Theirs are
fuaf acts. each Gf shieh fu4uiFus q
INITIATES faf euEetmnnf
Tie ins-efmisaipus are colnpara.
lively short aad tha unal curtain
.falls a. a. O'Clock u il one u ihs
fusea ~ the performance. and tbs
management gives the ahaafanes
that tbs rule aih b. strictly ca.
faFeed that everyone muAi Be sect
ed hefnfu the thrataf - dafkansd
= hirh means before tha music be
glna
IAls oFnef wiil not be ahnwa 81
their noata until the eaneiusa0u q
fhn aet. Warning ~ the appgUasfl
~ tins 81 commencement wiN HI
gixea b. trumprtsw In The iohs5 90
trance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
BOAK is GIVEN
WELCOME

Head Consul I I noah o. Den
,er vas given = fouaing reception
hf Camp CD Of the Waodmen 81 the
World az Earlea' hall last nishi
THE program commenced Win th'
Introduction OF Charlea $ Hrynida,
nfesldeni of the evening. by Consul
commander Hinth
Consul Hoax la an address paid a
ei9wing tribute 10 the local camp,
ttating that Il gave him pleasure to
visit the second largest lodge IN "a"
second largest %ffaternal order Ia the
world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
SEATTLE PLAYS
TACOMA

Ore Of the blkgest games u the
year to be played BY the Seattle
iaish school foafbAil tesm VIII be-
next Saturday afternoon At Mati-
nsn park with the Tacoma Hlsh
school football tuarns There has a..
Nays been rivalry between these
two srhaess End an sVcsiisut Eauaf
- expected
Judging b sofa rarafiNe seoFes
Seattle eukhf - beat Tarema a.
the WhItaorEh team beat Taeusna
by a 0 81 Ne 10 0 and onis So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
SILK AND DRESS GOODS
DEPT.

7so Grade pure all siia Taffeia
black only. every yard would
De- cheap AZ Zoe Special TOT
Thursday selling. psf yd G.Je
80 piecaa Woai 6uilinr an Notcl
Is scotch Plaid aud invisible
checks every one new and
atF iish patterns per ID. soc
Gslueh Wool Covert Cioakiug. tau
shade Only Regularly sold NJ
GlB0. Thursdays selling cat.
pr yard. Dsc
ssc Quality Wool Mohaif. - Inch
es side black only. peFYd. 2gc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
KAUFMAN BERG
MATCHED

word has been received from San
fr2nesseo That Al Kaufman and
sam Berger we're matched last
night q 90 80 rounds before ths
Associated Artistic cluh Jtumfe
crafforth. IN ths interest % the
right trust maaa the match. ARD
Jack welsh Nas chosen referee
TIE fight tales place on October 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
CHOLERA IN HOLLAND.

(srfipps Telegraph 8srvice.1
ROTTERDAM. Holland. Oct 10
Two fatal eases Of cholera w"fs
discovered 10 towns a here TO
day The government has tahep
steps 90 prevent an epidemic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
J.. Of ". LINE
IS PICKED

Coach Place has picked the u men
Who vii compose the first squad
Of h varsity football team fgr the
game with whitNefth college next
Saturday.
The lineup win be az follows
Burke. left md. JarsiA isft tackle
Tszmire. left guard. Capt Grim.
center. Resser. right guard. Efag.
d~n. right tackle Berws. right End.
Balm ana Parker. quarter backs
HawshaW. tef half. Canal. right
half and willis. fufI back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10

snanaa9 Two Hsae hiffearfsie Mat
Nafsf laaa a. rfsafs aatlis y ter M'
taaa-iA knHeira ratflf q has, 60
Raafstpk q Wa Huha HanfHtrh HN
n p4tet VAS EafFh NaMaA& NW
ptrs AskaftsY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10

Don't forget the big dance AZ Lea
chi park tomorrow night Fine ma.
sic. beautiful floor Gentlemen. Csc.
tadlsa free. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10

OF BIG GAME

CHICAGO Oct in=rhe com.
plete SECURE aud summary 81 the
game yesterday between the Chi.
cage Nationals aud the Americans
are az follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10

Don't throw your oid clothes
away. Have them cleaned 20 look
like new at the Pantorium Main
i0tg. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10

aaaanam Izr 81 bass safHnaA e.
k-mnHHaana 4hHHa haas hiftGH #
fsfsa Haa HaMH. HafEutsH Hfash NHzea
asas s4fa# AshsiA tssashsFEH HtFHsk
mf IA f1aan - AfaasA Ha0
haifa kHaw Nases M hRtzs 0ff
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10

Elliott a MeGrrEar. stylish TAFT
OF. max clothing right fa3i End
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10

CiArka dog aud moakey show Il
& thorough succeea ~ he star this
y oak aud the acs Ia hacked np By
- many other good thinKa that the
clio resembles an aiislaf vaudeville
rollecfioa There are daily mat.
lueea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
The s,or, Tha, Serve. You e,,-Garvey-BuebaHao Co.

MEMS FURNISHINGS Al sARoAiH PRICES
Mems Slice Peel Flannel Night Robes made "a.
Ira long and in plain aud fancy calora, IA All
sizes from isto ~ neck size. Regular pllf'
Hl3ht amman ss.ttts- .sts.tf sft.ss .ttf INC
Mems Flannel Might Ahifts Ia fancy eolarn. an
alEoH, the 7be Kind for. ....s. sttss.s. =
Mems Wool Hose in oalordn and gray. all sizes
from 10 10 Hh. Extra strong ANA wen worm
90 dozen Of the latest fall eol0rs IN hand
aud puff ties, all silk aud sell for b0e. go sJe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
kRA0LD'S SUPERFInt
F%LkhhELETTEs

HAHtf AAAAANNHA M tekl
there ~ Ia printed goods.
Arnold'a F1anneleues are sks.
lutelg the best IN beauty ana ors,.
innliy Of design and 10 QUALITY
II Is our good fortune 70 u.e.
up several hundred pieces o. IA.
seasons nes and upto date y
signs at prices that enable !. !
offer them at tbs coat OF nsas.
featuring
1Glneh Flanuelettes, M &c vi
uea. per Yard. .-....f2 fg4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
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SAMPLE LINE BROOCHES "
New styles Ia Brooch Pshs, snsT
lots closed cut from msnufzt
furers sample lines. plain sna
fancy settings: variety u gzt
terms Worth 10 lsc eaeh
THURSDAY - 25t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10

Standing Of various charitable
oreanlgafi0na At the close 81 bust.
ness MONDAY NlGHT8
Wayslde Emergency Hos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
ssassls rhsassn

The Holy ciB. The beet piss
that has h<en given In seattle fos
several F0ars OF = religious thsns*
cuusinusa ths attraction 81 tbs &c
attic theagnf al scsA
Tiers atli be a sl=aciai matinss' Of
Tbs Hob City tumafrow kfef
Hds1n.
a Mflli0nNtF~ Tramp by nn
Eaatafn sagHlanxs ONE 20 the -
attic ihestsf unxt sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10

The Quepn 81 the Highway. one
~ the best ~ ChAa a Taylor = mel
|odfan1as. IL aulns a blx business AZ
the Third Avenue. iheaisr thiA week
The company Is aasmentsd f0r this
veek . hiii and tsia odd taxarit"e aFe
|Fitsn rruns Positions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10

raftixnf cement. Imported 80 bal Is.
Fuftisna rsnsnt. California. p~f bhl o.
less ~ Toe rstarnsf bass pt4stes psrts
thl O. ilm4. 4an Iaan 4 Eosha liar
BE, bel d n me- bvtsk p~r - pas.
sssink hair. 80 u. ~ @stsi lstA- 80 fark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10

GROCERY DEPT.
FOR THURSDAY.
Len0t sap. 3 bars for. 2k
Happy Day soap $ bars for 2j<
Royal baking powder. / ID. AZ
Royal baking powder. Il 10. 2:,t
Fancy assorted jelly. Ice !
Tor, .s..-...-2 jf
Holly Tour. sack, .......3ffS
pillshuy Best. szck. .e5
Special on coffee and tea.
Regular Joe N. and J.. At. -. 23f
Regular 25e santas ~, PIE
Regular tac Gun powder Ia
A. sfss+s s-s..*.t+s~}xf
Eastern eggs At doz. .....25<
Fancy oranges. doz. 40<
Fancy lemons. dox-. .......Hf
Call for our fresh fruisg We
keep the best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10

25c. ssc roRcHoN LACE. i5e
Superior quality Torchon lace. a.
sorted widths choice patterns.
strung edges the Kind that
wear forever. put up - Yds
10 a piece. worth 35c. a dozen
yArdN. Thursday. Ike
1se NALENcGENNEs LACE. Toe
French ard English NAlencieuneA
Lace Edges and Insertions ia
assorted widths. popular pat
terms. good mesh - yards to a
plece. worth TO sc. Thurs
dAy, s.tss+ ss..s.=1Oe
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21

months, has returned home Mr.. and
Mrs. Hastings spent yesterday in kan
sas City.
Miss Carlotta Nellis will return to-
morrow from visit to Miss Margaret
Perkins in Lawrence.
Mr.. w. II. Maxwell is visiting his
father Dr.. Hugh S. Maxwell, in Salina.
cupy an apartment at the Devon Feb
ruaIy l.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Allen of
Boston, formerly of Topeka, are ex-
pected to visit Mr.. and Mrs. James
Brewer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barlow Penny
will take am apartment at the Devon
next month.
Mrs. c. G. Colburn returned yester-
be with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. p.
Davis for a week before returning to
her home in Terlton, Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bruce Walker
came from Kansas City last night for
a short visit to Mr.. and Mrs James 3.
Hayden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hoch of Marion
will visit Governor and Mrs. HOch next
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Lawrence Banks will arrive
from st. Louis in a few days to visit
Bridge. and attend the Banks McNTil-
Ian wedding.
Miss Bessie Fisher of Bennington is
expected next week to visit Mrs. Levi
Haw kins.
Miss Opal Burdge of Beloit will
visit Miss Florence Bailey next week.
Mrs. r. M. Lawrence of Garden
City, Miss Myrtle Long of Lawrence
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bennett of Ness
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21

daughter, Miss Florence Park, will
come to be with Mrs. Cain for
while.
Miss Grace Koontz. Miss Eugenia
Quinton and Miss Gertrude Mulvane
will spend next Saturday in Kansas
City.
Mr. William Fishe. of Jefferson
City, Missouri. will be the guest of
DR.. and Mrs. w n. West the first of
next week
Mr. Alfred Coston of the Univer-
sity at Lawrence is the guest of his
uncle, DR.. Willis A. Coston, and Mrs
Coston He will return to Lawrence
tonight
Mr.. Ralph Burke or Kansas City
was in town yesterday.
Mrs Charles Kleinhaas OF Grant
vile was the guest of Mrs. Elmer E.
Bloom yesterday MIR. and Mrs F.
G. Williams will spend today with
Mrs. Kleinhans at Granville
Mrs. Nell Canning Wood of Eureka.
who was the guest of Mrs Row Craw-
ford, returned home yesterday
mrs j. S Jones of GOOdland is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. H P. Mann.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Burger will move
back from their present address on
Buchanan street to the house on West
Tenth where they lived until recently.
Miss Dot Whitley of Wellsville will
visit Miss Shirley King next week.
Mrs. E. B. Hill. who was the guest
Of Mrs. Frank Scott Davis last week.
is again at 1884 Topeka avenue.
Miss Virgil Cain will leave within
fortnight for Miss Walcott's school.
Denver.
Miss Helen Eddy of MINNEAPOLIS.
Minnesota, who was the guest of Mrs
Give Hastings for number of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21

People have been expecting it for a
long time and it has at last come to
this that the prospective bride is
obliged to appoint a press agent in adj
dition TO the maid of honor, brides
maids, flower girls and so on. One
of the bridesmaids at a fashionable
January wedding viii perform the du-
ties of this position for the bride and
viii prepare daily bulletins with the
latest information about the move
ments of the bride, the entertainments
given for her the arrival of the groom
and out-of-town guests and similar
items. This viii lift a great burden
from the shoulders of the bride and
her family besides being highly graft
flying to the general public.
Abilene Reflector: Having read in
the Topeka papers that a society wo-
Abilene man has decided to give d
Hamburg as soon as the lid lifts a
little.
Yesterday was the warmest January
day in the memory of 1.-The oldest in
habitant- Real picnic weather, -
somebody said. Yes" observed a
bachelor with well known prOclivities
for that sort of thing. eff I could find
the right girl I would like to go out
and CALI Calhoun's Bluff -
Invitations for the wedding of Miss
Alice Roosevelt and Nicholas Long
worth are being engraved in Washing
ton At least 5000 invitations to the
reception are being done there and
presumably that many are being made
in New York city. The invitation
reads: The President and Mrs. Roose-
welt request the honor of your presence
at the wedding reception of their
daughter, Alice Lee. and Mr.. Nicholas
Longw0rth, Saturday, February II
from 1870 to o'clock in the White
House
About five hundred ceremony cards
have been engraved which viii be in
closed to the social friends and Off
Gals. These read simply, Ceremony
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These are small plain cards of the
very simplest style. Neither the cere-
mony cards nor the invitations to the
reception bear the golden eagle so IA
milfar to all who receive invitations