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WANTED.

TOCARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Il A first class joiner wants employ
ment by the day or is prepared to take
charge OF good job; thoroughly under
stands plans and details; many years
office. iune2S-lwk
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S1NGLE GENTLEMAN WANTS TO
~ rent room in private house where
he can have access to stationary bath
tub. Campbell street preferred. Ad-
dress Ii. c. W., TIMES Office. iune15
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

DOANOKE GAS AND WATER COM
~ pany. Bullitt Building, Philadcl-
phia, June Ii, 1s9l.-The directors have
declared quarterly dividend of two and
one.h half (2@) per cent. on the capital
stock of the company, as paid in. payable
in cash on July lst. II. e. GERHARD,
Treasurer. june22-24-27-3O
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TOR RENT ROOM FURNISHED
a house, ono room reserved, or rooms
with board at 332 Sixth avenue S. w.
junc27-tf.
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FOR RENT-THREE ROOMS, WITH
or without board, furnished or unfur-
nished, separate or together, $40 Fourth
street S. W. june26-3t
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-s-ROOM HOUSE ON
a Henry street, SIC; S-room house on
Fourth street s. w, S35; Groom house
on Center street, $50; ll-room house on
ourth avenue II. W., $50; 1-room house
on Eighth avenue S. W., S25; Groom
house and large stable on Eighth ave-
nuc $. W., S3T; 7-room house on Frank
I'm street, $50: S-room house on Camp
bell street S. w. $40. Il. T.. Il. HART
SOCK, los Jefferson street.
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BOARDING.

POARDERS WANTED All RORER
- Park. Nice front rooms. Apply
at the PARK iune23 iw
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EOR BOARD APPLY ISL FOURTH
Il avonue s. W. june19-iOt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-20
MILITARY DAsHEs FROM TACOMA.
Soldiers Try the Tug-of-Wzr-Sew Tao
tic Once Hunters.

TACOMA, Dee. 19.-Under the new tactics the
'uaj0r' Is provided with an aojntsr. and ss--
geent mayor and during ,he drill OF Company
last Friday evening several Of the noa-conrais-
sionsd officers took il upon themselves 70 write
to Major GAus reminding him Or their pro-
fcieney and record and requesting one 81 the
coveted positions. Imagine the majors surprise
on reaching his place Of business Saturday
morning 10 find pile Of letters comprising
much Of Company G's stationery Il "a said
Major GGus viii choose a dark horse, in order 20
revenge himself on III. letter writing friends
Much interest is beiag taken aud several
prominent citizens have promised financial aid
70 Company in tic effort TO build up frss-
class company - represent Tacoma ~ the
Worlds fair.
Troop IL sgitsttag proposition 20 secure
competent drlM master II D-der "a. re t-r.1p
may make a Tressnizb5e kTp42rx-c4 shozl3 *
decide 20 attend t5s Worlds .st-. ~hs-e tszr
would bs criticized usOst severely anE sa al
probability would Do 2o-7 hs-z sGsa z5o1 IA
less vel drilled-
Company q - taking hand 81 sp1-ss sa1
hereafter Intend making r=c0r1 IL athletic
exercises. T1slr tug-o.-w.y te.zz. ~a5eh Won
The militia bout Wednesday evening. consisted
of the following Lea There beng objection 20
Sergeant Rainey pulling, Captain ecott took hin
oct and gave Z "A charge o. the team Butter
rsl1, Mcdonald, Hollorau. Cr0mneli Psrre-
EgermsTs,, Kelley aud Billing, suchor The
appearance O. Lieutenant Billings &s archgr
nazn E8s greeted with applause. Company q
pulled Troop three feet over TIE mara and
he'd them there Ike rock. winning the choice
Of selecting the American team. THURSDAY
evening the kaglizh team only outpulied me
boys by al inch. dsrnons.ratl * the fact that
the militia has Drawn and muscle Is vel as
manners.
During the tug-of-wsr Lieutenant II. Barnber
took az active interest in Troop 2. and j.
al enthusiast on al matters pertaining to the
welfare OF The troop OF which he Is = charter
member
The naval militia advocates hail with delight
the TACT that the Aipsic VIII be plsced al their
disposal Is q training ship next summer.
Sergeant R&insy makes = capital captain for
tGg-0f-wsr team, and much 81 the success Of
Company 6 in tugging il due - las kuowiedge
ard efforts with the BOYS
"fhe local military companies" says rnili-
tism&n. "Faust take al interest IN athletic
sports In order 10 encourage and stimulate their
members sEd bring IN recruits
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TACOMA FEArEESAL NEWS.
ID asons and Odd Fellows Elect Ofaeeri
RAILROAD MarhIni.fs' Ball.

IAcoxA, Dee Is.-ISpecial. The TaeoEaa
Cesp-sr. Nc {. Roysl Arch Mzsozs. has IL
stalled the following, Companion ". e. Row
Land officiating So installing o4ieeE- 7. h Bah
olTi. " ex-Aish priss.: = Il Hsa1pter. ex-Sl1g;
Herbert y Keys, ex-scribe; Charles y. Daniels.
treasurer: Edward D Hare, secretary; David
l. DeUoEess, captain o. the host; George
D. shaver, priaeipsl so5ozrner; n T Mayer,
ROYAL arch captain; Charles c. Ca-ro:aeTs. q. "
OF taIr1 vel: tT=o-ge z Cleveland, g. n OF sec
oDd vel: g NJ Wheeler, g. NJ Of frzr veil;
9icaseI swamp, tyIe-
The H1sakagi9s FTase~zGl RaDTd. sixteen
p.ge Dca1oly, has appeared. Il IS published
D Roland Layton scd Is devoted 20 TIE interests
OF knights OF PytAiss and ihe Order OF Red
Men.
10 do honor 70 elersa candidates upon whom
degrees had been conferred. Tscozs EncsT1p-
r7snt. No ;, Odd Fellows, z&ve sn informal ban
Quet thursday night IN addition 70 coafe-rlng
degrees officers were elected S. follows: G. ?.
Snyder. c P; v. J. Thursson. Il P: c. z. Ma
y Hale, scribe; " u TAYLOR
treasurer. and A p Z SKA trustee, term.
Mr.. Hoska w&s instructed 10 60 70 O-tiag yester-
day and Institute Hope EncaTa VEasEit- No =
lie Was accompanied BIZ 3 dozen TzcOTns Odd
Fellows IL i expected that Eucampnent No
= vii Dc instituted 81 FeiraSTen shortly WITH
twenty members
~@N-~~-e - AA4G - EAAaAs-A -f-4fr-4tAt-1
OF Washington and British Columbia which
convened here this week, the proceedings %
which were fully reported IN the PoST-ISTELLE-
sEScEs from day 70 day, acknowledge the hos
Ti,4ltE OF the EIks Of this city II throwing open
their hal and rooms TOR the purpose OF holding
tae convention
J. B. Warren has b=en elected pres jde1t OF the
Musicians Protective Union for the ensuing
rear.
>aE2res G. Andersen. who was selected 20 ap-
point CON mites . take charge OF the ball 20 b
gwen az tie n=w Northern Pacific Car shops
during TIE holidays, - celebrate their opening.
has named the following: Entert2zument-J.
L Brown, James safe. ). Henderson. John
Berry, joan ThOr25zEry, F. B0ldifeit, VIII Nc
Iut1sh and Z. T. Maearthv- TTansEor:stion--H-
II. Warner, c. A. Ph:pps and 7. II Norris. Re
eep.IoR-H. h Warner, " Z. Warren, 9. A
FhlpYs. c. T. Patterson. II. Kelly, ". Peacock,
Charles Lzag, l. STATEN, ~ Wentworth, Michael
s1snp, v. II Glasstort, ". Henderson. James
Clark, d. W. Perry CTassgeller and Dick star.
FInsnee-Eugene Kelley. Otto Kaiser. h Hol-
dsrc, c. n. Anderson and Samuel c. Anderson
MUsic-Saauei Sylvester, J. E Warren and
IhoEna. Nelson. Floor mA1a<emeut-OTE0
Kaiser, samuel Woodward, Edward Nobis, P.
singer, Andy Vet.eEson ana William BsrtraEn.
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fila history hss exused such wEdssyrezd inter
est In TIE opinion Of mkuT. tie fate 81 tie
FIRST regiment was really e. sLzke. z2d the &C.
eision in favor Of the militia hss cert hSp@
through rank and fie thai cznuo. h91t E1ove s7-
coursg5 N % the citizen soldiers o. HkshlDgts1-
On Friday TIE decision q tire saprsu1e court
reached seattle. without sntsring again into
the details, il decides tha; the state % Washing
ton must par TIE militia fer service So the
mines. 8. trey were called cut u TIE Ets-s and
not ~ OF On behalf Vi tia county d King TIE
decision wss unanimous II means that some
thing over .I3.s.o wiIl be paid out Of TIE mill
txFy fund 70 the FIRST regiment.
Coloos! J. G. HsiEes las from tie beginning
OF TIE difficulty Ensds fight far the nIlItis-
Naturally the victory gave him great pleasure
He SAID that the settling OF TIRE question would
have the best pgsslt3e effecs On TIE E0liitia d
the state He Wa especially PLEASED 81 TIE sup
port given TIE militia r. there were auv more
obs,afaes Tlseed IN TIE way Of TIE National
Guard the courts would again - promptly sp-
realed to.
Captain l. 2 Booth sad that he uzs again
proud To Dc a soldier that for while he lad
been in doabt 10 neither he was deputy
sheriff or captain in the National Guard He
said that tie decision Tad sirez1y sroased al
Interest ia the Ensnlers Of his company snd
that hsneeforth he would look 70 see great
things from the militia
Captain 7. { Ingrshan. Of Company Z. said
that the decision was Uaos. glorious news He
suggested that the Toys hold regular j0llihcA-
ton over The matter. He thought Ihe mine vet
Grams should get together and do something 20
show their appreciation Of the work done II
, ,hsir eshsif and toward TIE maintenance Of
Lieutenant Calhoun, OF Company p. said ths.
be wHs more than satisfied, and be hoped thar
the militia would BE- free from such troubles Il
the future.
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General Militia Notes.

4. MorgAn.tern has asked for his discharge
frora Company Z.
The oi1oers Q; the First regiment viii meet
tonight az the Arn0ty.
Company had n great drill on Wednesday
night Good progress is being made under the
rulez
Qg4rternaster Sergeant Fisher "a faithful sud
courteous In the performance Of his duties al
the Armory.
The non-eommissiouei officers ~ the First
regiment viii organize their association shortly
after tie new year.
Adiuisnt Esplin viii have charge Of CON
Ysuy until tast organ cation elects officers
and gets iuto working sha pe again.
The British Columbia officers are stan talking
about The good time they lad wien 81 the e
sitl@ bali. Iaey express the hope thst seattle
VIII give them al opportunity u reclprocate =.
an early day
Company bad the best dram n many months
on Tuesday night Both Captain Booth and
Lieutenant CALHOUN report that the men ere
improving rap dly under the new regG stlous
Over twenty met we're out.
Many - the men have already discounted
their warTwats. AID much Of the money vii
now fan iato tie hands g the discount brokers
Many u the 5ays gof dlsEeafteued aud sold out
fer mere ncnlU4l prices
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Brooklyn Cong regstional church-w. W. Fer
rler, pastor. ssTTtees =; II Il. IN subject
- Gg.stmAs-
North Seattle Baptist church. corner Third snd
Cetisr streets Preaching morning aud evening
by Rev. BcntslaIn Parsons
The Columbia Methodist Protestant church
Rev. nr. Bzgley viii p-aacA ST II . clock sun.
dsv-sehool al 10 o'clock ). a. kt.so, superiu-
tendCRL
Young Mems Christian Association. 1sl7
FRONT street-Soux aaG gospel service 81 4 = IN .
Rev. n g. Garrett v III speak All young nsa
cordially invited
The Theosophical Society VIII listen "a lee
ture on the Evolution OF the soul Through
Matter" Ia roora -. Halter block, 81 T.-si p IN
To-day Ths public Is invited
United PreshyteTlAus meet at y. N. L 1 hall
lar Frolt strEet-key. = Dell Johnston. pastor.
residence @.sh3 Depot street Services 81 Il & IL
and 5.so p. ID. SaboAth-school a. L.
Unitarian church. seventh. between Pike AMI
Uuiou-C hrlst}aas service II a. II Religious
study class for adults l2;l3 2. NJ SundSy->cHo,
and evening service omitted ". a. ElloS, =,
PASTOR.
SpiritualisR- In Olympic hall. I.ll0 Second
street at 7,Sl Proposition for consideration.
s'whstever Is Is hight Questions from tie
audience relevant 70 'As saegect Hlu be
sweTed
Temperance UeeOus-Luther Benson. Of In
3lAaspolis, lad, III lecture 81 temperance 50
ths ArmoFy this evening 1T -Sl tie IS noted
guspel temperance advocate, AMI should receive
- large audience Admission lree-
The second Methodist Protestant church
Coraer Republican and Warren streets, kev o
v.a.CAsndleg, pastor. PEeSeAlHg SABBATH InoTa-
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General George Fl. Thomas, Camp No /. viii
hold their next regular meeting II ths u. A 4
hall tomorrow evening. Several recruits are
awaiting muster.
The La.les' Aid Society VIII meet in The
Grand Army qAri9- 10 eIecE their officers Tor
l>s- toElorrow n.gat.
Tie following members have been nominated
tor president. Miss N0lA COwden. Miss Fio-s
ApPlegats ani Mss Blanche Tresn- For vice
president Mss Blanche TrSen slG Miss Kate
Holmes Save been nominated.
The sons OF Veterans have been invited 10 the
Miller po>E campfire
taFiaia-elect P!jmPIon VIII probably an
noUaee hj> staff suon.
Carap " 5, al Lynden, give their second an
nuAl hAli Ceristuz> night
f-lr SOUS a. Veterans rejoice with their militia
fT-el4s upon TIE supreme cogrs decision with
reference n the pay o. the militia May % the
sons d Veterans are also members oEthe militia
So-oIel Young VII lssus division order No.
This Wexk.
HE arrangements for TIE third annual ball TO
&c gwen BY the seattle camp January are pro-
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GRIP AND PASSWORD.
Much Talk of a Public Odd Eel
low Installation.
FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY SOCIAL.
Stevens Post Campfre-Sons Of yeter-
ans Actiye-New e. OF p.
Lodge for sidney.

Ike past EeeE Vas 70. s. hEesy - usual
among Ire secret societies. bat enough wSs 60
ing On % kesp EA1y OF the lodge attendants
quite busy. There - considerable tax sEa6Zg
the 01c FelI0sss regarding the sds4s411.ity Of
having early II January pub-le installation OF
o1eS-s- his WiLI, Z i taxes plsee. oe great
event n sae history Of seattle Odd Fellowship ?.
There VII scou ~ Instituted ~ sidney rev
Knights II Pythizs lodge, with = eA4risr Esz-
p=1sa4p q iG-iE. TIE Grand Army EsD s-srs are
working scE5vsly toward securing bulld.ug
fund, sn1 tAeir ball on TIE evening o. December
"a promises 70 be large and successful srfAlr-
Lorraine CasV.er o5 the Eastern STAR viii hold
Al Important meeting tomorrow night and
c1eAo up al tie accumulated business
o. tie ye1r. 50 to start
I.e with no Old matters q hsnd.
The E1dowment rank OF the Knights OF PyEhiEs
has elected officers. - hzs also EaYekz. No y.
% TIE Gzsons- Inc building committees OF the
Odd Fellows and Knights OF PyEhiAs a2ve hsi
seyerz2 Meetings. b: have succeeded in settling
Upo2 nothing definite yeL No.k - progressing
rapidly Oh E1e Masonic temple.
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knights of Pythlas.

Harmony Lodge. No. 5, met on Thursday
night and conferred the knight rank on one
candidate.
seattle Lodge, No 81. met on Wednesday even
Ing and transacted only routine business.
Tie EudowmenI Rank met on SUNDAY and
again cu "Wednesday last. The following officers
were elected: President, J. H. woc.ery; vice
president. Frank Bir1; secrs tary, W. & Ronald.
Lake Lodge met OIL Fridsy night and conferred
the Esquire RANK on one candidate.
". g. Ronald viii institute a new lodge ST
Sidney about January !, with forty charter
men trr..
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woodmen of the World

Seattle Camp. No -, ". ", he'd regular
meeting on Friday night and elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year. Ven. consul.
2 G. Caldwell. worthy advisor. K. J. Wilson:
excellent banker, : q. Benedict; eIerx A G.
Nelson; escort. J. II. laycock. Waterman. J. o.
Ellis; sentry, stephen l. Williams; physician.
George u. Horton; delegate 10 head camp, <
J. Wilson: alternate. i. .. Nelson
The attendance good, and the work
planned for the coming year will undon b;edly
advance the interests OF the order
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Order ofthe Golden shore.

Al Regular meeting Al Seattle Lrtge. No >.
OF Golden shore, held FRIDAY evening, ten new
memhers were initiated The iolI0wiu g of Gers
were elected ior the coming yezr: President,
Samuel Graaf; vice president. Heary W kier-
ski; secretary, Darius Horton: treasurer : q
Benedict. conductor, Abbie Eicholine: chap
lau, lila Rutherford. outside guard oscar
Benedict. inside guard, Herbert >choeufeli-
trustee - MI vacancy. Phil A. silyerstone The
lodge hss membership Of iorry-two
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Grand ARMY Of the ReDDh,ir

The Grand Army bal viii - gwen 81 the Ar
rao-y on tae evening Of Deem bsr p The Wo-
mans Relief Corps VIII serve the banquet.
Stevsus Posi- elected two new members al the
meeting on Tues1Sy night.
A. he campfire on Tuesday night the topic
for discussion VIII *, Sheridan n the >heusn-
do4h VALLEY
Miller POST met on Tuesday evening n the
Frye block The Attendance WAS large. Two
applications Tor membership were r=eel we'd, and
one EcsrulE was mu- tered IL. PEeyay&tioas
CeTlhEr -
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The Classic Culture Cub met On Friday alter
noon WITH Ms A,tcGcN at her residence on
Pike near saith street There Will Dc regular
meetings lor two weeks during the holidays
The as1t meeting wlu - held al the ~. d-ncs
q Mn. !. Il Peterson
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J l. poIds. ed.to- OF tue daily AMI weekly
Aytor So. II more, NIB, SAYS. - Lxys
seen Tia usStc eject ~ Ch2Mbs-l4jn's Cough
ketaedy ia eases OF group sad colds among my
grandchildren. W. woai1 uo1 IaiuA % going
IL bed ~ ulEt.t ~ -holG = botil. 81 this remedy
IA tie houSc. C5aUt-sVla5n's medicines are
growing ,no-e popular here every day
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The weewyk Chautsuoua Circle

The thauiaIguA tlrcle. wh-ca having met At
the house 81 Ar. A. L. EuswelI. took il name
alter him, has adopted new name. that OF
Neewyk. which ia she Indian language means
queen. Uu Monday night. tins regular course
Was continued WIKI the uss2I excellent result
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seattle Lodge, No. 81. E . B. b. Will give
eal. OF Ne~ Years night 81 RsuEs's hall The
committee OF arrangements consists of I Korn.
NJ J. lssaes. +. Leyere, Z, MorgAnstern sad
y llIAm Aiefski.
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crossing nicely, .ad = thcroagAly ensoyzbls
EC2e - saElcipste1
IHs Few rituals have heen received and VIII
De frled n the camp room shortly
Brother : K Nix. who las h@e1 SEX a. ProTl-
ceocs hospital, Is OFT again
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THE LITERARY SOCIETIES.
IonefeIIow Literary .oci.,v

The Long fellow Literary Society oi TIE south
school . making elaborate preparations fsr the
Christmas entertainment, and. with the help Of
the seventh grade, the meeting promises to prove
q success. Tie school directors and the parents
are cordially invited 70 attend. Tae foilouAng
programme viii be rendered on Wednesday
afternoon n room 3, south school:
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a rhHsictan.s Gift to Humanity.

WeAA uen restored 10 Perfect manhood by ihe
Grcat Australian remedy. Tree. Address Dr.
Alien Lewis, 40 Aearaey street, san Francisco,
"a.
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Rainier EpcamTmeaJ met on Monday night
sud bad good meeting several visitors were
present. Thomas Clark. OF Maine delivered an
address Three Propositions Tor membership
yere received
\ banquet wIn q given IN January
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Ballard's seeret Societies.

Or Tuesday aizh. shilsAoIe Lodge, No -.
A u L. ", mst n Mz1ny's hall and nozal-
n2ssd sud elected tie following o4lce-s Tor tas
ensuing term: Frank Flanera1. ?. Il W.;
George ApkA-, u ": Charles a sss1soa.
foreman; Andrew " Pszlso2. oFsrseSr; James
Murdoch recorder; william y. Curt1s., Hasn-
cis-; Z 4 Davis. receiver: r Z Aid. guide
Z = sestLiGg. inside u.,ehmAR; Angus Nc
AAl2rr outside s2srhzas1
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The University soei-ti-s

There we're no meetings oi the state uaIye-s-
ity societies on Friday, ou account of Ice clos
INK of the winter session. The student, have
entered upoa = two weeks vacation. Tae
faculty speak, n the highest terms OF the
scholarship ana department OF the students 10.
tie term
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Enral societr az Good Fellnus

The koya society o: Good Fellows met op
Thursday evening and u. routine work. sew
eral members VIZ D. initiated at the next
meeting
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kirkland Lodge News

Pleasant Bar LotEe, NJ a. Of Kirkland, IL n
q 1ozrisAlng condition, aad is securing con
ssaElE secesslonS. \ bal VIII bs given On De-
eS.1.s- y. = MaLea al nm hs-s are lnE!.e1-
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AIavely Chrfs,mS Gin

Can - selected from the mammoth stock OF O
,. Psttas ! Co.. from 70 cents - E.lsl
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fIrs'-el&ss A.lral service t~tseen seattle and
olyUpiA- The Noitaeru Pacific runs three
usios esi.y tet'seea Jhsse poiats Rate only
g. Round tap SO
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Il sex hestsehe i misery. Wa; are Carers
i--tlc Liver t2--s II they viii positively cure II
4e1Vie - ae have used Them .feaG grAak!y Of
iLeiT worth. AacN are sras. and easy Il take.
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THE NATIONAL GUARD
Supreme Court's Decision in
Favor of the Militia.
THE RANK AND FILE ELATED.
Views of the ofneers-G ood Drills Ia
Companies and E-New In
serest Aroused.

ER iz9Enen.
hsz prevailed,
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Free and Accepted Masons-

Seattle CommGnd=ry, No. 2 held a regular
eonclsye o. THURSDAY night and conferred the
Red C-oss degree on one candidate
Seattle Chapter. No. 3. r. A NJ, held g special
eonEocz.ion lssi SATURDAY night and conferred
the E0ysl Arch degree On three can6idstes-
regular eonyOc2tlon Ess held last night
g Johns Lodge az speeisI Communication
be2d on Thursday, conferred the Entered Ap-
prentice degree On ole candidate
Eureka Lodge. No y, met OF Wednesday
night and conferred ta= Entered Apprentice
CsgEre o. tSo candidates
Eureka Lodge. No =. INST again yesterday and
conferred the FellowcTsit degree Oh one esndi-
date.
Lawson Consisto-y, No. !, re; OF Monday
evening and conferred tae Tven1y-afth degree
or three esn1idztes-
Lorraine Chapter. No. 6. OF the Order % the
Eastern star, VII Eee. il special session toEao-
r0w nigh. 70 wind up and finish the Eork OF the
year.
The late Mrs J0hH 2. Deaay IS greatly missed
D fais chapter IS she Nss faithful AID be-
loved Eaenh@r.
Eurek4 Lodge. No y. has elected the follow
ing officers: ". ". ". J. RaielitE.: : W, J.
". Parks; :. ". J. c. Peterson. treasurer, B. B.
freed, and secretary. Il W. Poole
Rev. John r. Damon viii go 20 Ballard on
December y 70 aid IA InstitGTing lodge No. q
Of that city.