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His physicians havs hopsa of puilln* him
thnaib.
Mr* KUxahe'h <* Qna« Aane
fci::. |*ft Tu~e'ay for Osfcaad wbsw shs
wnl rtet her Vr*. I 8. Hoat.
Mr and Mrs. If- and M.*s L«-
l an a ot til Bprure sir-*-!. *
few «rt#fwta at cards on Thuredsy n.ght.
M!«» Hortens* Mar*r leave* ton-gM for
•siem, after* plcuiot vla.t with her t '«-
«er. Mm. I- I Mayer. of I*l Uprtn* rr«ri.
MM r*".rvk. who h«* Se#n 'he guest of
Sir aac Vri S D K r* for the ibb-it,
Vft for feer tiorae IB lh» La*'. la*; Thars
-4a 7.
Dsrtt Boyd. of the Flr»t Na*sona!
nad* * trip fr>m this city to Coup*vt:.«
and returs in hi* iStUe sloop '.a ;**
week.
Mr* It E. Thomas, of this rtvr. returned
Isjk iMSfc from British a. «iere
•as .ias been visrtlng her tur.tr. Mn
Johnstons.
Mr L. W. Bonner teres the city this
morning for Meslco. on busineas con
noted with mtnst. He will be away sev
srs: weeks.
Miss Mabel AH* Steels, of Marysvie.
mo has been the guest of Mias Anne Ai-
Wr, of Queen Anne hill, left for her home
sr> Monday.
Mrs, A. C. Toong and Mrs. C T. R'vk
sre i. of Taooma. were at the »tevens or»
Thursday, oo thsir wsy to visit friend*
In Waatrom.
Cam. and Mrs. Robert ChiicoM ar.-t
and Mrs. John Barnewm, of Port
spelt several days at tfcs But
ler last weak.
The Perer.nlty Pastime C.ufc last e>-en
ln> inaugurated a series of winter ho-ps at
r«d «ir hall, on Fir* avenue and
Battery street.
•*onn Wing, son of Mr and Mrs. Fred A.
W;ng. and a prominent member of the
Kesika <*!ub. Is confined to his bed with an
attack of typhoid fever
Mrs. E F. Buckiin and daughter. M:*s
Buckisn. left yesterday for San Francisco
to spend the winter. During her visit M.ss
Bucki'n will study music.
Miss Gertru'le KiersJi; wili leave for her
tame at Stuekton. during the we«?k
r» iring htr stay in this city she ha* be«j>
the guest of Mr*. S, Arone».n.
Mr. Att»ert Hansen «n i u i»arty of friends
left yesterday aboard th« y*cht Rain.er
for a cru.s<> about the Sound. The yarty
aspects to be absent sever*: days.
The Km lon Hill Cycle Ciun went to
Ta< oma on the Flyer for a
cyc.e trip from the City of I>«-*'iny to
Olympia. They w».: return ton.ght.
Mrs. George W. >>f Juneau, Aies
ka. wno ha* been visiting friends ir. Se
attle end Victoria for the past two
months lef; for home on Friday last.
R> v. W. H. G. Temple returned on
TVe.ir.es'iiiv nig'it from Tnrson, A. T,
r/Jntro he left his n>n Harry, who will
retrain there o;: a- . ount of bus health.
Mr Edward Cooker,gharri cu*hi< r of the
Commercial National f»ar<k of Por: lanl.
and a brotner if Mr A* Cookingham. of
this city was in Seattle the mrly part of
in*l week.
Mr*. Frank W. Parker has returned
from a thre<- weeks' vis t to Walla Wills.
Rise is acoornpariU<<] by her mother, Mrs.
McCoy, who wiii be her guest for t* j or
thrse month*.
E. I-ohe is back from hi* visit to San
FrariHsco. .Mr. Lobe bri/ught t>a -k with
Mm Ms handsome son and daughter, to
|>lace them in school. Mrs. Ix>be a.il re
turn ii» a fortnight.
The aimfHinfcment is made of ftie en
gagement of M*ss Rlmetv- Orne. of th,*
»i?y. an l formerly of Gloucester. Mass .
*nj Mr. J&lwatd Normal.. o£ the Aiann ia
Argus, C*l,
Newfon J Mcoafee, for a long time chief
«*lerlt for Donworth A !low<\ attorney.*,
left on Friday for his homo In the S-m'h,
where he will r»«ld»* in the future. S<>ott
Calhoun »U" ee«*dw Mr. Menace.
Mrs, J. 1,. Burner, who has been visit
ing Mrs. rt A C. Ho<-h«ster. lef* last week
for San Francisco, where she will visit for
a few day* with Mrs. Per y Rochester,
then leave tor her home in Kansas.
A uiaasanl feature of the week in the
youngsr sr: is the revival of the old-fash
ioned sewing circle. The girls meet every
fteturday and t:»e afternoon chatting.
M;SH Urn Urown was the host' «* yester
day.
Miss .Maybeli* Warr<-n left last Thurs
day ewnir.* on a visit to relatives and
friends in Wisconsin, and later w .11 go to
Chicago, which city she will make her
future home A number of her friend*
w»t at the depot to K<s her Godspeed.
Mi** Ri ii> and Miss Florence Khl.iie
f*ve an sfernoon parry to a targe num
ber of young people at the home of their
t-aff>nrs. Mr an 1 Mrs. C A. Kiltie or.
Rainier street. Sun iav. The merry lit tie
i<op> had an enjoyable time, van ng the
htfjse amusements by boating on the lake.
Illlltrtl Sort®! >r»i
A pi»»af»»int wirpnsm* party was tendered
M sb Maud Curtiss at th« residence , r
Mr and Mrs, Henry Manney. on Third
• w Friday evening. The yours?
People thoroug-hiy anjoyed the 00.-wm. n
*Hh rtsnt it:g and social games. Dainty re
fr«**vtmr.ta were at an appropri
ate hour Those present were: Mrs.
Coats Mn. Henry Manney. 11 » Mint
C ;rM! i Dora Km«r»on, Ml-* Bertha
War if*. Mum Adeline War***, Mhw Je**>
Looney. M "9 Olive 8 w*andt, Mr, Herbert
Faulknur, Mr. Frank Wiicoxen. Mr. Hus
#ei! 1 .<*©»*•*, Mr. Davkl Kel! >gg. Mr. Hen
ry Manney. Mr. Rabcrt Fordney. Mr.
A>x I>»w. Mr. Castries Ertekson, Mr.
I>*vt! Ilai\ey, Mr K A. Ogttvte
The rr.embrs ofthe n A. R heirt A de
lightful xi an.! ltt»-r%ry entertainment
Tueedsy nlgttt tn Manney'a hall The t»ro
grammr. Tv sh-.-rt. was flne. After
the rendition of 'he pn gram:r.e
n en s w.t\» »?at the young people
parked th.> balance of the evening V.TV
pler.'untly w:-ft n vnrtpd as* vrinu-nt i f
par W -•
Mt*. W W !>' pave a theater
1 irtv Tuesday ev-nlng, *h; h was en-
Jojtsl by all. The party o eupied boxes
and was composed of tha following ru»e:a:
Mr and Mrs. W. W iv Long. «*apt »-■ 1
'■l.-s Tihhy, Mr in<i Mrs. r .N H. 1.0-.t
Mr# E. A. ftrii'gt ■«, of Jur<a.i Mr. Ed
l»e lrf»ne, Misa (*lio IV I.org M«m Alleo
l»e 1-ong, Miss Matn! D<- M «s Jteu-
lah IX' M'sa Anrw» Br
F Ina McDona'J gave rr># •' t
•.'itwlmnles a pleasant a'
brr ;-iren's' h >m, »n State «'.- -t. Ft iay
evening The us.ial amusements k»p: tne
little ones happy until about 9 ti>, when
refre-hment* *ere «»r\>.( Ti.-'se resent
W:re: Mss Clio !>. M - W--*> ••
M l» ri.t !, M « B.'na M ►•'' ». 5, Mss
Eun- e I - ■'i. M ■>« H 'in- Se.ar«, M; - t
Anna H -ke. M .<«• Fr--da H a" M Ma it
I>e Miss .Vlvrt'e Benjamin Ma«t r
Pay gtafTord. Master m *-
ter Emory Benjanv.n. er O. Br
Mr Charles M U.-an, frv-m Mrv«.
\"l* was In RtUar.i Friday at:t Aatiinlav
Vas Je»« a Mo- 'W ns. t W •«
Ihs S :est of Mrs K 1. V !<;t far a few
day a
The Rev p F My art Mr* Mylar, 1
a"eompanied Mrs ,«^ n A
\ »it to Mr an I Mr> H . "•-r 1 ra: ~h **
K'* es'on M 'n lav-
Mr T?^■"'•.n - Mr C*-a' ■< a -! Mr
Johnse-n, .after ar> an.-e of n - mm l is
on tha «»i ■"* h.> *ner M M V r
re- .rn* 1 h % -rse .^aturlsy*
Mr Henry reMtnte! lr «lu f~em a
si eli i »im Un 4! H*t
*"a Mav, r M l- * r-' ■— ) tv
f> TV. a .»• .« t* to the T T> ,» n\ -
In t? e Oe-Kl'im »' <*ri'-:
Mr HerN»rt Hylarl of Ufcertjr, tVash.,
arrived Rat --lay art wt;l •: en.l « vi a'
o? ten ?\« with his parents at the ractovy
tr Bal?*rd,
TTe H*n W !« J •-«.« the P , * '■ n
ea-npa'gn •■-»-. tr >f Xn h Vaktma was
er.-ertain d a: tha h.rne of Mr. * t Pel s
whCa in Rallarl
Qki»#n v"*l :i v">v ;# O. r«fiaay '« cle*-
j-.*. its h *V' .»« ,%t v - jr price.
An eo*>r?«*>i4» »eva~.ee io l»-
- ... 4 ; Xe*
*' ea: «
• ti' > K v% Ard,
T v e rea • -« a' this pivt * * •
t" earn -.at th -e s» • ,<•
* ■ s»# tt 4 * f ii's .H-en ib..' » •. -f
* '» •«*'», se.sl t at Ca**rr>a
H* s «"* arr> Cure .a •*>•* W. y
e -♦ :j« an mr. to « % .e sr- . a. *•» • •,
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SOCIETY IN TOWNS NEAR BY.
K*rlil I-tf* •« Cvmtt.
Kveretr. Oct l—Specta!.—Among the In
teresting ev»r?s of the week In a social
way were the harvest home dinner given
at the First Methodist church on Tuesday
evening, the first annual papermakers'
bail at Lowell on Wednesday evening, and
the reception to Re*. W F. Gray and wife
at the Congregational church on Friday
evening. An abundance of tempting vege
tables and choice fruit wu among the in
teresting features of the festival river by
the M«-thodi*t ladies, who served a fine
dinner and replenished their treasury by
a substantial sum. The first annual.ball
of the papermakers was held on Wednes
day evening in Odd Feflows' hall at Low
ell. Music by the Everett Mandolin Club,
dancing and refreshments all contributed
to the success of the affair. On Friday
evening the Congregational people form
ally welcomed their new pastor. Re*. W.
F. Gray, and wife by a reception in the
church It was a thoroughly soda! and
well managed function and doubtless
•erved to Increase the good impression
which Mr and Mrs. Gray hava already
formed of this community.
The Lowell society of the T. P. 8. C- E.
entertained the quarterly convention on
Friday evening Mrs. Powell and Miss
Monday, of Seattle, were the principal
speakers, Mrs. Powell giving many useful
suggestions to Junior members. Miss Mun
day's paper was devoted to a most Inter
esting description of the national conven
tion held in Washington City.
The Cathoiic fair htla last week netted
over |">>! A valuable set of dishes was
voted to Mrs. C. P. Clark as the most pop
ular lady and a pony was won by Mr.
Charles Wall.
The ladies of Trinity church will give a
tea at Mrs F. A. White's on Hoyt avenue
from 3 to 5 o'clock on Tuesday, October 6.
All will be wvlcome. T m cents.
Mr ar«l Mrs O. A. of Wheat
land,. Wvo. have come to Everett to
make this city their home.
Mrs Frances King Sears, of this city,
has accepted a position in a school at Is
sa*ssah. King county.
Mr. J. N B*atty has gone to his old
home In Illinois.
Mrs Esther Allen Jobes, of Spokane,
prominent in the literary and social work
of this state, was the guest of Mrs. S. N.
Baird last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J B. Crooker, Mr. and Mrs.
George M. Naylor ami Superintendent
Foster went to Monte Crieto today.
At the state Federation of Women's
Clubs in Tacoma Mrs S X. Baird, of Ev
erett, was elected vice president.
Miss Nora Miller, of Seattle. Was a guest
of Mrs. Miley in this city last week.
Miss Lizzie Hayes, of Seattle, lias been
visiting h» r s ster, Mrs. C. P. ("lark.
Miss Olive Gilham has returned to Ev
erett to spend the winter with Miss Lin
ton
Messrs. A. S Taylor, I). C. Johnson and
J K. Horan are enjoying an outing near
Silverton.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Denn Is
recovering from typhoid fever.
Mrs. M. O. Tlbbets will leave for Vic
toria in a few days on a business trip, to
be absent several months.
Mrs Richard I-azier, of Seattle, spent a
ft w days in Everett this w<»*k. *
Miss Kmma Brown returned a few days
ago from a visit of several weeks with
friends in Tacoma.
Mr. and Mis C. C. Nichols, of Wilming
ton. Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. L. L>. Sayres.
of Seattle, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon last we«-k.
Mr. F. 11. Brownell has gone to Califor
nia on a business trip.
Mr. Ilolcomb. who was Injured In the
street car a< i-ident, is able to be out of
the hospital.
The ladies of the Maccabees will give a
social with dancing in trie K. of P. hall,
McCrossen block, on Monday evening
next.
Suo<inalmle HapprnlDgi.
. Snoqialrnle, Oct. 1 Special.—Mis* Sadie
! Cottle l» visiting friends In Everett.
Mrs John Boyle and children are visit
j ing friends at Wallace.
Miss Bessie Crary left Thursday for a
week's visit with friends at Edison.
Frank N'ilea has returned from an exten
di ve visit at Monte Crlsto.
The young people of the Baptist church
rave a fruit soci.il at the Baptist head
quarters Friday night, which was largely
attended.
Mrs Charles Powers and Miss Nellie
O'Donnell, of Hartford, visited In the city
this week.
R W. Ross, a formed resident of Sno
qualmle. visited friends in ths city
Wednesday.
Mr and M>-s I N Cone are rejoicing
ovr the arrival of a bouncing baby boy at
thei' hom« Sunday morning.
Tie young people enjoyed another social
i tttM at Cat heart hal! Friday night.
J C \l -Kinley. of Monte <"rl«'f), visited
I l. s mother and s : ster over Sunday.
The I«i.lies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church c»vo h pleasant social at tho rcsi-
I tfenre of H C Knapp Friday night.
Mr. Archie Allen and family, of Coos
1 Ray. Ore , arrive 1 lr. the city this week
' for »» visit wi'h relatives.
Mr and Mrs. W S Ferguson are re-
Jolcl-.g over the arrival of a baby daugh
ter Su:Hay m rnlng
Mrs. S P. Loomls sr.d children left Sat
r iay night for their future home in Flor
ida
Mr. J hn F-rl returned Monday from
an extended visit with relatives in Minne
• Ot*.
( la- -ce Allen expects to leave for Ne
; brasKa next week.
The Uheman I.lferary Society chose ?!t»
I f 5 fins o'* 1 •»» r» at its last meeting:
lh ; ler.t. Will H. Ransome vice ] «■»!•
dent W B.'.v Conv gv» «. rotary. Elsie
Headlee. rr.'iW Clark Vestal; ser
geant-at-aitis. Clarence Allen.
A far- well party was given * i Rev. ar, 1
Mrs Dc»r.e st the reslderee of Mr and
Mrs. Austin Tuesday even!? s n<>ar Mon
r-v evening *«« passed In sing ng
• ' •» ' ta'k , ar 1 s"..- «ere
serv • ! T • f A !' A g'lests were jr «-
rn! Rev nn»! Mrs Doane. Mr ar*. Mrs
«*:'!"S"•>, Mr. ■»*»•! M*< S**:Nr an j
t >!rs Ijk'-ni-'. Ptilon M:« Hanna.
Miss Peterson. Miss Knartp Mr. Bred >n.
i Mr M;*rhelsen. Mr Peterson
>«'« J \N" T' irstir-.g gave a tea rartv
| Th trs-iay afternoon In honor rf h#r
I daugi'tt-r v !rs W Woeirinc wno was
up fr-»m S«-att:e for a sho-t visit. The
srt;t"'« * »r« Mm W I. \\ t'i'«. \jr»
I. H Cyphers, Mrs Geo *«. S aw Mrs
| T W dilam*. Mrs K Hcw-«dl, M*i» W
Wt!'l»r*. V s W \«m» K " K *
Mrs s e Ur«, Mrs K 1. »*'. s. \»rs .?
Pearl, Mr* J J.. Ijimh. M:»ses Ixiu se
I and ÜbW* T :r»ting. Mss Helen Cy
. pfcers T*a »u served at & ■ ch> it
«« I «• < n spent H .r. ' ;y w tr. v »r
j fant'lv at lr '.'•x
I Mas Mi ran a i l:-»r ;u; :1s in ; • C
i g-egafonal Su»v a . s- . >1 w. re the .. tests
ef Miss Jes#t« Ot *av Monday •ver\it-|t
i Mrs. H. C. «*omeg>s ar.4 daughters
1 s «rt the early part ef th» w-<. K >n Seat
i tie
>5 «s Bailey, of Everett, a u a
r est f h«-r s».»ter. Mrs A J Hill, over
h nday
I'ort T»n*>ead Soolcti
j P->-t T^*-«<—* ' „
1 Mtvfl. a..'e . f 1- i. M.t. S, N ,
a■« l * S «
♦ t itner Isf-m re in was a pas«en*rr vm
■ t' •' I'trat. t *" *r. Sin Frar.-is>'o ;s
t i • ,>r .«ir *• i \i-5 X C Str
| tS'.s sty
j <'»?! Kn> *.ll. I* 55 A . retired. »■."«»■
ftn ed br M-s. K."E arrive! frosr,
.--,.4 i e S •• ' I-- ar j« • g- «; r'
. OirfKtt* Jfi! M : s_ J iai. t c. S-* nd'-r*
Cut K -t~xl before r>*~rt retlre-J was
* 'a.-ied t.- Cotr -ar*' F r.tjrtee*:h tn
far-try. at Port Tow-.--n...
Vt -r-r a* : Mrs B«- ,<• at: •
v k *"r+l in tti's f .'T ;**t w<«ek.
M-a C F C,a t ant M.«* I'lajnp w*r*
XT ,<"» >
: Mrs. M H l'\r. c' XeW Redfae.'
j M «•« - ■*. r.( V'n »'.avmon*d
- *' » -> ' -t j-i- t .-.*r <i*- ugh-
THE SEATTLE POST-TNTELUGEXCER, STTNDAT. OCTOBER 4, 18*.*
ter. Mrs. De Otte, who is lying seriously
ill at the residence of Mrs. Jessie Allen.
Mr?, Aniri-w Weymouth is spending *
wfk wtth relative-* at Port Discovery.
Mr*. J. D. Prinze and Mrs. Wabb spont
a few days In Seattle last week.
Mrs. I* C. M. Qutfterie. of San Francisco,
•who has been spending the summer in
this city the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
M-sC.inton, returned home on the Puebia
last week.
Mrt Marsh Fr*n-h and two children de
parted on the Pu«Ma for San Francis*©,
where they will remain jntil Mr. French
becomes established a: Spokane, to which
placs he 'mends removing at an early date.
W. A. male a flying business
trip to Seattle last week.
Prof. Lucas, of the Smithsonian Insti
tution, Prof. Jordan, of Stanford coiSeg*.
an,l Prof. Thompson, of Dundee college,
comprising the Bering seal commlss.on
this summer, returned on the Topeka
Wednesday afternoon from Alaskan ports.
Several others attached to the jommiseion
remained in the north to continue the in
vest igations.
J. C Rose, for a long time manager of
the White Front shoe store here, was a
passenger for San Francisco on the steam
er Puebla.
Mr. M.tche!] Weymouth ha* returned
from the United States quarantine sta
tion at Diamond point, where he has been
employed for some months. He is suc
ceeded by W. M. Hammond, the well
known telegraph operator, who will take
charge of the telegraph office soon to be
established there.
Miss Esteila Lloyd was a passenger on
the Umatilla last Tuesday when she
grounded. The young lady was returning
from a visit with friends in Victoria.
Calvin Melntyre. a young man well
known here, was among the passengers for
Port Townsend on the Umatilla. He has
been seriouely til and wa* coming home to
recuperate.
Dr. Lee Baker and Robin Reese went up
Sound last Wednesday. Mr. Reese will
enter a dental college at Tacoma.
The Soelal Whirl at Olympta.
O'ympla, Oct. S.—Wednesday evening
over 100 friends of Rev. and Mrs. G. 11.
Feese, of the M. E. church of Olympla.
tendered them a reception in order to ex
press their gratification of his return to
his congregation for at least another year.
Wljat made the affair particularly happy
was the fact that Wednesday evening was
also the fifth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Feese's marriage. Dlder S. S. Sulligan be
ing one of the guests, performed the
wooden wedding ceremony, and the young
coup!- once, again renewed their vows.
Refreshment- 1 ? were served, and the even
ing will long fill a pleasant memory in
the minds of Mr. and Mrs. Fees© and the
Methodist congregation.
As the winter draws on the various danc
ing clubs are being reorganized and soci
ety will soon recover from the quiet which
ensuedon the return from summer outing?.
The a Week Club will continue to
dance every Friday evening. The execu
tive committee of this club for this winter
will be Hoyt, Mr. M. Hoke and Mr.
R. L. Blankensh!p. The ever-popular
Rhododendron Club will also resume its
dances Tuesday evenings. The lollies'
Whist Club is intending to commence on a
series of games in tne near future, but
the Gentlemen's Oiympia Whist Club will
not commence piny until after election,
as many of the members will be address
ing sound money meetings through the
county.
Mrs. S. A. Bright and children are visit
ing in this city before leaving for Leaven
worth, Kan., where Dr. Bright is now lo
cated.
Miss Carri© Allen, of Spokane, Is visit
ing Oiympia, the home ot her childhood.
Col. Pierre Ferry, of Seattle, has been
visiting In Olympia.
Ptreet cirs ;n Brooklyn have prevented
th« elevated roads from paying tlivldends
for a year.
POSITIVE iiETITUXG SALE
No Reserve. Everything Must Be Sold.
Goods at Cost or Less.
Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, Crockery, Etc., Etc.
Thi> >to<*k comprises furniture of every description, Cirpe f s, Lace
Curtains Portieres Lin »U «ins Stoves, He iters. Crockery, Giass
\v ir»». Kitchen l l Babv Buggies, etc.
WE ARE GOING OCT OP BUSINESS.
I'o not put off making yonr selection*. Birgaia chances like this one
are seldom offered.
SEHTTLE OUTFITTING CO.
Furniture and Household Outfits,
Nos. Ilt2l and
THE PEOPLE'S STORE. THE PEOPLE S STORE. THE PEOPLE S STORE.
I M 2. _____
I I
| Extraordinary
| Sensa- ...Dress Goods
tidn. PyPNT
1,008 yard# beautiful brocaded and A. A. A •
satin stripe black Taffeta Silk. selling
from Tie to 9§e, will be put on special
Two Sales Monday.
50 255540
Cents a Yard. | BLACK AND COLORS.
Includes—
2S-lnch Satin Striped Taffeta, hand
somely designed. At 25c—Colors: worth up to 40c; 40- ?i At 40e—Colors: worth 50c; 500 yards
21-inch Brocaded Taffeta, with tiny inch Fancy Mohairs in pretty colors, Vll-Wool SB-inch Tweeds, checks,
| polka dot patterns. 40-inch Heavy Tweeds, 3S-inch Domes
-22-inch Brocaded Taffeta overshot tic Henriettas tn staple shades, 3S-;nch ! stripes and mixtures,
with satin. All-Wool Plaids.
They are all new Silks, received but «|
a few days ago ! At value ©c: 700 yard.
A sal? that will bring the crowd be- At ~' c B ' ack> T * lu « 500 • yarda English Storm Serge, heavy weight,
i cause it is full of merit and a genuine 3S * lnoh Black Mohair ' fancy and P lain
bargain. weave »- fine for wear.
j I i<
IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED OUR FALL AND WINTER CATALOGUE SEND NAME AND ADDRESS AND
WE'LL MAIL YOU A COPY.
THE PEOPLE'S STORE CO., Taeoma.
W. H. WOODRUFF, President. Wholesale and Retail.
MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
Diet for Diabetics.
We carry Gluten preparation t. Cooked Gluten, Glnten Flour,
Peeled Wheat Flour, Gluten Cr» cker*.
LOUCH, AUGUSTINE & CO.. 815 and 817 First Ave.
•_
' I
/v r » ,j / - Wlortow O m», Xlrror Plate*. Glaaed Saahee and
ill I U V boon. Pa lata. Oil# Varnlihci, Brash a, at* W. W.
IT I I 1 LAFL Umwum A Co.'a Celebrated Mixed Palate.
-N"elle 6c Engo lbrecht.
KM Weal it.. Cor. Marlon. Telephone Red UL
\1 ORAN liHOS CO.,
, SEAiTLK, WASH.
fteei Ship Rullder*. Founuera. il*ohlr'« ta and Dollar Maker*. Con tract era for
the conatructtoo or torpedo boat No. U. S. N. and revenue euttor "Qoldoa
Gate" Bole events and manufacturer* for Waahlnston. Briuab Columbia aa4
A'a«lta for the "Vwater tiihe *>««»»•
SPOKANE FALLS & NORTHERN
RAILWAY—NcLSON & FORT
RAILWAY.
ONLY KOUTK TO TKAJL, CHEEK
And Mineral District of tha Col villa
•arvatioa. NeUon. Kalao. Kootenai
Ukt anil Siocin Point
Daily i'lfj l ' nutty ti* j>vkatt*
«JH«< itfttvii, i». C.
L<eava Arrive.
1M a. m .Spokane «Ji p. m.
1.40 a m. Neleou o.uO p. m.
Paaoenaers tor Trail Creak mi nee con
nect at N - rtbyort wlUi a usee and HMtaer
tally.
Clou* connection* at Nation with steam
ers for KaUj and all Kootenai L*ft«
points.
Passengers for Kettle River an.l BoaM.
arjr Crwek connect at Marcua with itift
DEARBORN
PRINTER
CPLUNS BUILDIMG
EAST /^TIYY
AND MB33|
SOUTH.
TICKETS TO ALL POINTS IX THTM
Via the fMlavlnt poiwilai m|^|
Shasta" farnla.*
Sunser?i.T«a sSVSaSS'
Rate* to points Has; Hint as vfeMMl
crn line*.
Onlr all rail tin* to
CALFFORNIi
' KXCVRSTON TO S*N FRANCBTT
Oct. S. at 9:40 p. ra., and Oct. 9. at 4:Mv
Fare. Jli.OO and
sleeper from Portland.
li«wc*t Ratra, Quick
Beat K«al|»a*it
For genera: information conoentgjM
or keeping car reservation* e«B a i
a4drtu
THOS. A. GlA|^|
D!#r. Paas. and Protect Am
«19 Firat Av . Seattle, wj*
E. P. Rogers. A. G. F. A P. A.. Pet*!
OCEANIC S.S. CO. MHIKX
AUSTRALIA. HAWAII. HMtUU
SAMOA. NEW ZEALAND. WsXmß
8. 9 AI T STR> T T A
To Honolulu. Tuesday. October ML M
10 a. m. S. S. Mar.uos* aaije frmi
Frar.ctsco for Honolulu.
Thursday. October IS, 1596. at ] <
A. Graham. Agent. *ll First aveaoafe
tic: J. D. Spreckela A Braa. Ca, I
Fraroiaco.
( (* ) *
PCUMAH SLREPIMO CAM, ,
ELEUAMT niSISG CAI( ! ;
TOURIST SLEBPIXfI QtV
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St. Pa ml, Mlaaaapollt,
Fargo. Graai Korka, Cra«ta(R
Wlbblmk. H*lcaa« Aal Msjh
Chicago, Philadelphia, WaiktaM
Haw York. Bnlo* u< At
Paiata Eaal aai Stall)
j TWO TRAIN!) DAMTOSW^
A lhe Miner*' Popular AnS • j
1 (• Kossl-AAD andmlt .
* KOOTENAYj
J |
TIME SCIIEDtXB.
In effect Juna 14. 18ML
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE—
For Si. Paul and fc.aat. 9:40 p. «.
For Spokane and Local. JOi a. m, Ml
9:40 p. ra.
For Portland. 4:40 a. m.. and »:«a%
•For Oiymp;a. Gray's Harbor aaimM
Bend. f> a. m.
For Carbonado. 2:45 p. m.
For facoma. 4:40. 7:15 and 9 a. Mh»tl
C and S;4O P- IS>
TRAIN'S ARRIVE AT SEATTLE—
From St. Paul and East. 1:40 A *.
From Spokane and
11:89 p. m.
From Portland. 6:10 and U:» P. A
•From Olympla, Gray's Harbor Ml
Sotirh Pend. b: 10 p. m.
From Carbonado. 11:40 a. m.
Froi.i Taroma, fi:4o. B:2# and 1341 AM
6;1<1 K ;w ar><l 11:50 p. m.
•Dally except Sup Uy. All other* dag
Thia ckrd subject to change wlthoat M
tlo*.
Through tickets to Japan and Chta*4
Northern Paeiflo Steamship Company. ■
American Una.
For ra'es. routes and other Infnr—ft
call on or address
I. A. RADIAL
General Agent. Seat tit
Citr Ticket Office, corner Yealer *fl
and Front street.
Depot Ticket Office, corner WeMM
a* enue and Columbia street.
A. D CHARLTOH,
A*s!«tant General Paaeenger AseeL
So ?35 Morrison atreat. corner TIM
Portland. Or.
SEATTLE
:: AN D::
INTERNATIONAL
RAILWAY.
SHORT" LINE
TO
Vancouver, New WVstminittf,
and All Points in Brit
ish Columbia.
Train* >»y« and arrtva depot, W
Columbia atre«t
TIME CAJID IN EFFECT SEPT. It*
tXo. 3. ' JNo. iJlt. Ar. JNo. t
4.'«H'na 9 !'«am! 6:lDp«W<J«f
10 TJuim Wood'v'lo 4:02p» Mfg
•S <>lpm I H-in'ian Hi
5 i3i>m J Hnoa rale '255
7.06pm l;*-n<J •■IP
'll/'iam Snohom'h 3 Mpi»
*2 »*>pm Mr*'"rli»to j ? 45»**
i- ' 1 »m! Arlington f 2.:Ur»n> ~..•«•»
I Woo'ley ! 1 :J4p»n .•••»••»
:4 ■ rr»; Anacortr* » '*tam
1 Wlck'hnm j ? :'»4pto
t SuffiM ill XVam
ir. «'»t>rn N Wff.'tT 9 •*
tl>«njr. »D*l!y *x<-ep! Sunday.
• M >n., Wei.. Frl. **T ««» . Tfitil*.
funeral offlc*. Coinun Slack, B**«*
Wash.
V A. AT.L.EN. General Fr.»l*ht »#4n»
n* nicer Ajr»nt
Still the Fastest
ROCK BALr*A9T—NO DOWL
!««»«• 8»a«1« 10 » »
'2? 9 ; li a. in. Ov»rlail »rri»W I"*
730 a. m. Coait Una 530 p. »
JAPAN MAIL
STEAMSHIP CO.
SIMP YASIGCCBI
SalU from Seattle October If
for Cfiioa and Japaa.

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