, 1883-07-05

III. perceptions ..a.,-r,I ms. evening
t3 -I..s Francis =. Willard. 81. Chicago,
p.e.iles.l o- G.. E,.maaa L-.:ala.
g....f.a Ecaa.ua... Union. wa- a.
urt.il.a. -aI..... DOING creEi. ta oGr li-tie
town AMI -r.-..a.s out .ng-s prgI.abEy
&, ..ps. w-. heard tl. Instructive and
eirta.-. ..,....., Of sl, talented lady.
E.-i..- Hal. WAS fa-5..a-.y and pro-
ic- - a.sna.teI, auj wa- well Hllet
s.-.H ua Intelligent @HG ,asEgn.i"l audi
y..#.. HE -leer..=o~ Eess inter. l'aEs1s-
with music aHj appropriate singing i'll
So ''as1 s-ss.t.l1a# Chapman, .'elt aALL'a7-
,-"-7, ana 'Le#zE+' Aerr, Chapman and
l'..' '''- y--'.- IL ~ IL Ian pre-
7.,,a.. '-.- Ills usual -E'.-- a-.-- dignity
opening ,-i' L'a'.'!.!.. "itH ll" 5P2-'-
p''''-- remains. lIsa 'l'shihE s'i-'' clos
ii% prayers were "i.e'.i ''y 1'-'. a no.
i'sI- "-lI g.@E.'et.'IiS'ii 'vi'of anu s.'-
i"-Ast- i.t'' .. IL, A'-il o.ny'-~.1 '1e
..,-.'-s7s 'i "e.''li.1 III l~-..'-L '- '-l'
l.'.i.'-',7' IL :. Snort an" "p' > z-'ls---
i1s gov .,,-- '-'a mp D.. '.'i.@ " i'Ile'
"''"' ana Nas'---5'iis ,--'li~-- 'oiii a'-lo
"'-"' '-.S growing l4-Po-'s'.l'7 "l '-'i'
grant country ana me need Oh properly
fostering every "seiiey 'of 'He improve
| il-h1 % No'ie'.' \" G regret +u'.".1l'! 70
fei..'"'1e i-i7 REMARKS ia luii' Lle 'ol-
lowing o.. leLi'.H 'i me = " u L. IN"
'L.S res Is i.'e '.s,'-e,' Oh "e-c'--le y
->-ieA "el''
Miss NuLaED:- We welcome you
| with earnest hearts, aud Il prompting
born OF adInira!ion Tor year noble ser
/ wee to the cause OF Christianity, Tenn
perauee and Intelligence. We Of ihis far
of land stationed at al humble outpost OF
the great army. long battle for hamani-
| ty-we have heard with yeanIing in
teresL OF the contest being waged else
where; uu,r hearts have warmed with
solic.tuda for the welfare and success OF
! those consccratel souls doing duty prom
iueutly in beating back the foes Of weak
and fallen Man. The spirit Of sympa-
| thetic accord with The TeInpcrauce move
ment IN the land pcrmeated ouc remote
locality many years ago. As far bacI,
as IN 1SG7-a long time, when spoken Of
IL connection with the settlement and
Idevelopment Of this new county,
Hodge OF Good Templars was organized
in Port Townsend. That lodge aa5
successfully withstood both the open and
iusidious foes with which it has had 10
contend, Il Is not proper for me 10
here discuss the muwritten but no less
valuable ana important his tory Of heroic
efforts on The part OF faithful and conse-
Grated individuals 10 whom we are
Imainiy indebted for tAe results visible
today; suffice it to say that the little
heaven implanted here bv The then,
Grand Lodge OF Oregon has never
ceased to work. From such d small be
ginning, in a town to which intempe"-
anca and its cOnconitant evils have
never been strangers, We have today 4
lodge strong II membership. infinitely
strengthened in spirit by the victories
OF the past, owner oI Ii handsome prop
erty, and confident OF successful and
fruitful future. The lodge receives you
with open arms ana heartfelt gratitude
-srautude for the lustre you nave sHed
upon the Cause OF temperance by your
connection with and labors for ii, IS
well as for the immediate encourage
mant ana assistance 1t already feels from
your '-5il' II ll'S l5''Lo WIN eh'iItsi-
''S'4c "uIli'".-oil oi 'io 5t'.',u '-i''' 10 Di5
"oII. oel1h Gone oy 'De Natlolal " O.
man ~-iL'''i,'i' '.-'i l'7i''i-'o I no l. o
VOC 'tlo ii-''>'' '',i'' "o- oity 'l'i.'' Il ''
'''o % 80 -, $50 '','-' ne -
90 ''-''- = Al ''>l.'---
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90 o'N ''' "0-h 80 la 90 Ito ~
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common +'.''-','-'i -io'' a0i ''lll'.-- %
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ana "i'liiclai i''''1'1' "'' 'iIdI some i1'sa
iH'! % coN'ese" 70 20" ol 'he 4hl5HeS'
We -eei III your MISSION ana our a,'-n-t-
"'-'n Oh 5''' PofSo'i''i worth we rec,
% ui@' III 90" "n Instrument CHOSEN n 'l
C,o>'' 0'-iso'i''''0 ''i''' Who'll! H''eo 'o'
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