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A becnlsay fact with refer


A bafnkia~ fact with refer
ence to DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery is, that,
unlike sarsaparillas and other
blood medicines, which are
said to be good for the blood
in March, April and May, the
Discovery" works equally
well all tie gear S0Nza, and
in all cases of blood-taints or
humors, no matter what their
name or nature.
It's the cheapest blood
purifier sold through drug
gists.
Why? Because it's sold
on a peculiar plan, and you
only pay for the good you
get.
Can you ask more?
Golden Medical Discov.
cry" is a concentrated vege-
table extract, put up in large
bottles; contains no alcohol
to inebriate, no syrup or
sugar to derange digestion !;
is pleasant to the taste, and
equally good for adults or
children.
The Discovery" cures all
Skin, Scalp and Scrofulous
affections, as Eczema. letter,
Salt-rheum, Fever-sores, White
Swellings, Hip joint disease
and kindred ailments.
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Arsoes CouncH Meeting-F. and A. NJ.
Celebrates St Johns Day.
TACOMA, June 27--At the annual meeting of
the Tacoma division Of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians, in this city Wednesday, reports Of
Officers showed the order 70 be in q prosperous
condition Officers elected were: County dele
gate. Aienael Msloney: president. John Gala
nan; vice president, Peter Kelley: recording
secretary. Patrick Shields; financial secretary
William Hsggarty; treasurer. William Murray.
There were l5o present .. the musical and
literary entertainment given Tuesday evening
oy Deftlny Lodge, No. -, A o. wv. Balancing
ieats by the silbon brothers concluded the en-
fertainment
Christian Endeavor Union has been organ
IEed and ofhcered follows: President, Miss
Maggie Mcfarland; vice presidents, A. G.
Avery, W. L Dawson, Miss L R. Leonard,
Thomas ]. Simms, Miss Minnie MacFa.lsnd;
secretary and treasurer, Mr.. Mann.
State Lodge, No. IS, F. and A NJ. jointly cele-
nrated 81 Johns day and the anniversary Of its
charter, At the Masonic hall. which was
crowded Ira G. Brown, of Portland, was voted
prime success IN his banjo music and song.
The programme In full was as follows:
Welco1ne. 49,. Dr. Lee. worshipiul master
Quaker song and duet I'm eosiume1 ....
Bessie Worthtngton, George Wanoel
Recitation .-.-.-....-..-.--.M Miss cornie Norris
Banio -----.--.+.--.- ira brown
k Rscitsso ton; IA Miss Jennie Jacobs
Intermission and refrexhment.
Music ---+-.-+-.-..- MI Brown
Song Bessie Worfhington
Addresses by Dr.. Mccuteheon, Past Most wor-
shipful Grand Master Fairweather, Judge
Applegate and Ex-Governor
Dickey, of Dakota
At the butchers picnic Thursday at American
lake the Athletic Club baseball team defeated
the butchers team by score of IA to L.
A very lively and interesting meeting OF the
Trades Council was held last evening, during
which the following delegates were admitted !:
Edward Daniels, 20 succeed George Gibson. from
the West Coast Shingieweavers Union; ]. W.
Vaughn vice TT. Phelps, resigned, from the Re
tail Clerks Union: Henry Pope and I. B. Con-
roy, from the Tinners' Union. NJ J. Thomp-
son resigned his position as financial secretary,
to take effect at the next meeting.
The question OF further seton in the Tacoma
exposition was taken up at the Trades Council
meeting Thursday, and IL was the sentiment OF
the council that the iaborers of Tacoma and
vicinity should abstain from pstronizing the
institution when il 10 opened, and IL advises
outside lsborers to do the same. Further dis
Yakima convention.
The Painters Union have also discussed the
exposition question aud the Official papers OF
neaiy every trade have been notified 10 warn
mechanics not TO be deceived by the advertise
ments calling for labo-ers 10 work on the build
ing.
A communication was received at the Trades
Council meeting Thurdsy from the Western
Central Labor Union, of Seattle, asking that the
two bodies should exchange minutes of theiI
respective meetings weekly for the purpose Of
informing each other aud the public Of the
matters discussed by each.
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TACOMA, Wash, June 1. 1891

TACOMA, Wash, June 1. 1891
DR.. J. z. Jordan, Seattle. Wash, Dear
Sir-I have been taking your medicines
seven weeks. and it gives me the greatest
pleasure 70 tell you, and everyone else who
viii listen, how much good they have done
me. When I think of what / have suf-
fered, and how many doctors have tried
their skill on me TO no earthly good, how
they have filled me with morphine. choral
and other poisons until was nearly crazy,
and how many hundreds of dollars my
poor husband has paid out in the last
three years, before We heard about your
wonderful cures, / am astonished to see
myself today able to go all over the city,
able 10 do my housework and after busy
day to lie down and have a whole nights
good sleep. Dear doctor, my husband and
are very thankful 10 you for what your
medicines have done for me.
MRS. JULIA LoNSDALE.
2,4ol Pacific avenue, Room q.
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RosLYS, June 27.-Ispecial The nucleus for
. Uniform Rank division started Thursday
night by the Organizing of Py,hisn drill corps.
The corps starts in with q membership Of thirty,
all of whom active and enthusiastic young
men. The following officers were elected
Captain, NJ. O'Frien; first lieutenant, W. P. Nor
gan; second lieutenant, :. Wright The local
lodge Of Knights Of Pythias has q membership
OF eighty, and the corps will have It's numbe,
considerably augmented by applications from
these Knights and the applications of other
Knights resident hsre. Captain o Brien lie sn
ex-soidier of seven years. experience a. drill
sergeant in the United States army, and Lieuten-
ant Morgan is an ex-member of the Wisconsin
National Guard
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rndependent Order odd Fellows.

Nystic Lodge, Ne 81. met on Saturday and
ecnier-ed the third degree on three candidates.
s. John Lodge, No. 9. held regular meeting
o. Saturday night and transacted routine bus
iness
Washington Lodge, No. 81, gave . charming
social on Tuesday evening Of G. A. r hall.
Lake Washington Lodge, No 81, o. o. F..
has elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing term: Noble grand, Z. Il. Bragg; vice
grand, @. NJ. Holloway; secretary, ]. \. Z.
Wolfe; treasurer. J. b. Barber. This lodge
meets Saturday nights in Rainier hall, On the
corner of Alton and Jackson streets-
Seattle Lodge. No. :, conferred the irst degree
on eleven candidates last Tuesday night Ten
Of them were new members of Salmon Bay
Lodge, recently instituted al Ballard.
Next Tuesday night the second and third
degree will be conferred on about the same
number.
Unity Encsmpmenf. No. ., met Friday night
to confer the Golden Rule degree on two csndi-
dates- oficers as follows were elected for the
coming term: Chief patriarch, Willis L Ames;
senior warden, J. J. KnofT; high priest. H. c.
Sharpe: junior warden, C. 4. Roland; scribe,
Robert Hamilton; treasurer, George W. Poor.
Ridgiey Lodge, No. 6, u. Of P. will give q So
cial Monday evening at Odd Fellow temple.
North Seattle. There viii be whist playing and
dancing.
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Knights of Pythias.

Seattle Lodge, No. 81, met on Wednesday even
ing and transacted ordinary current business
Next Wednesday night work viii be done with
two candidates in the page rank.
Members of the various subcommittee which
have in charge the public installation and re-
ception to the Grand Chancellor Judge Osborn.
held meeting on Thursday evening and con-
sidered various matters concerning the affair.
They meet aeain tomorrow night.
Harmony Lodge, No. s. held an extended bust
ness meeting on Thursday night and the com
mlttee on public installation and reception re-
ported excellent progress
Puget sound, No. II, met on Thursday night
and assisted by other lodges conferred the Ersi,
second and third rank on FIVE candidates. The
usual business was transacted.
Seattle Division, No. /, Uniform Rank, X of
r., net On Friday night, had a drill and tran
sscted the usual amount OF business
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the sons of Veterans win give q social tomorrow
evening.
COLONEL Young vas out of the city several
days last week on oficfal business.
The camp 10 growing stronger every month.
ana doing excellent work among ifs young and
enthusiastic members.
Colonel Young has received applications fcr
blanks for the establishment OF . new camp At
Castle Rock Camps will soon be mustered In
a. Aontesano. Port Angeles and la Conner.
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DR. BOWMAN 6 CO.'S
NATIONAL
SULLIVAN BLOCK, FRONT Street.
SEATTLE, WASH

These veT-krown and rsEaeie specialists treat
al chron3c nervous. aiao6 and Axle diseases also
al acute and cArpa.c Diseases OF tie eye G13
Teey are TIE mos eEr ns1f ph~.sc-22s &C Eea
AEnsrtcAa continent As snrgsozs tAey are
NERVOUS DEBILITY, sperns1orrhosA sena
nal Losses. Nigh: Fnsssiozs- Loss Of Vita Powers
sleep s<sness. GiconiEsss. Depression Of Spf-fts
Aversion 60 Society, Nearly Discouraged. Lack o.
Conscience, Dali, Las;sssS L adI sor study o. E1ss-
ness. permanently sn6 speedily cured
ALI SEXUAL DEroRAITIES and fmps6l-
EfnsS % marriage c2Frec.eS
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES. Syphilis coz-
paete2y ersdieated w.thcnt tie Use Of rasrc-ry-
Scycfs1a, Frysspeiax Elofsnes. EruFttank Eczema
Acne. Ulcers PlnHlsS. Psias In The Head and
Bones ETC. permanently cSrs1 when otasEs Ia "
failed
URINARY, Kidney en3 Bladder Troubles.
Weak Back. Burning rrSe- Frequency Of t-a-
natIng. Urine High Colored or with Milky Sa1r
nRaf On ssAnd.as. GoaoTrE9A Gleef. Cysf,taa
Nariocs1es Eydrocsls. ETC. permanently CARED
sTkTCTURE cared in from Hfseen 70 twenty
Gays ~ tAe latest And Ezos1 scientisc usteeas
CATAERE Tkrnst. Nose AID Lang Diseases
successfully ana permanently cured
PILES. EIsts3. k1ssure. Eecial Ulcers pertecfly
cared without knife. Igssure CT csuSise ~ cefsn-
scientific, s2ts and painless. Aas vozaerfR III .
iss results.
IADIES-An Femae Weakness promptly
cured Headache Nervous ProSsrxficn, General
DEBILITY, sleePless7ssS, Oppression, ovxriaa
Trcuol "a. Inflammation. JlceEAIioE, FallnE pss
Sleney CoanrlAtzts ChanEe 81 I&Ee. etc
Once Hours = IA 90 . ,. II snndAya. q
\. R-Persons unable 70 visit us RAY BE treated
q, heir homes ~ correspsndsncs Co1s2!sAsisa
feA
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independent Order of Fore.ter..

Seattle CoGrt No. 5as. met on wednesday
nigh; and initiated three candidates, had two
Propositions, and transacted the usual amount
OF business
hslnlsr knekmrmeat No. Is, met on Friday
nigat and Initiated two candidates and con
sidsred four propositions Regular business
vas transacted ard the members bad drill
HE enesmpnelt Il in aue condition.
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Ancient Order Of Foressers.

Court Enterprise, No 1892. Ancient Order OF
Foresters, held their regular meeting al Grand
Array hall, Hinckley block, Thursday evening
June * The following officers were elected for
the ensuing term. and viii be installed st TIE
next Tegulsr meeting, July ;: D. h Channel,
past chief ranger; A. q. Creelm&n. chief ranger
6 c. kronnick, sub-ehiet ranger. Il {. Hyatt.
financial secretary; I. NJ, Jones, corresponding
secretary; George stewart, treasurer; W. II.
Harris. senior woodward; E. A. stroud, junior
Woodward J. Is. Macdonald, senior esAels
NC Sheppard, junior beadle.
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Thsre was 9 meeting Of Seattle Tribe, No ?.
On Tuesday night The hunters, warriors and
chiefs degrees were conferred On i've candidates
IN addition 20 this regular routine business was
transacted Tie following were nominated for
once Prophet. Thomas Price; sschem, 0. o.
Denny; senior sycamore. J. Tyler; junior saga
more, J. F. wSterhouse: Junior sycamore, VIII
IAN Lotke.
The following were chosen As the team TO go
30 Mount Vernon TO institute the new tribe ST
that place. Captain. Thomas Price. prophet,
] F. Jeread. sschem, .. o Denny; senior saga
more. James Neatly; Junior sycamore. J. kyler:
first sannap, J. r Materhouse, second sannap,
J. Z Wolfe; first warrior, E Bakeweli, second
warrior. J. W. stockwe!l; third warrior, W.
lo;ke fourth warrior. Victor Allen. first brave,
Angus MeAuley; second brave, J. p Jacobson
third brave, Thomas latham; fourth brave, J.
Robinson; first pow-wow, sam Piles: second
pow-wow, b + Wilbur
Next Thursday nigh, there viii be work done
in the adoption degree.
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= Johr,s Lodge, No. 9. and Eureks Lodge. No.
a hofh met on Wednesday in honor OF St
Icss,s dsv Exercises were held special 70 the
occasion.
Yurrks Lodge conferred the third degree on
cne candidate, beside trsnsscting considerable
important business
seattle Chapter, No. 5, Royal Arch Mssons,
M an Thursday night and conferred the Mark
masters and Past Masters degree on one candi-
dsse.
s.. John Lodge met in regular communication
n saturday night Matters concerning the
huildfue of the temple were discussed.
The grand officers OF the Grand Lodge have
accepted the invitation TO assist in laying the
cornerstone OF the new Jefferson county court
house on the day OF July
Invitations have been received by number
Of prominent MsscDs OF this city 10 attend the
convocation OF Port Townsend Chapter, No. Il.
RcyaI Arch Masons. ct the Key City Club room,
Port Townsend, on Thursday. July =. hop
will be given the visitors.
Washington Lodge Perfection, No. /, of Scot
fish Rite Masons, win hold its regular meeting
u Young Nsturalists' hall on Tuesday night
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Inc gea ed bscisr. TOO eager N dispsf..
fku high; and ~ his Christian fun ms.
Damned al isr HHsfa shs asrsi spps.
AID this Old ignsrssi Fsasie-
sal sf ceuns Wa inh.Hitsgsasfis
MOTH BEsp. Wash.

NORTH BEND. Wash, June Il, 1891.
Dr.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle. Wash,
Dear sir-I am happy TO say that two
weeks use of your medicines has done me
so much good that am going to start out
prospecting tomorrow. The pain in my
eyes has almost entirely vanished.
Yours truly,
HERBERT G. POWERS.
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knirhts nfHnnnr

Rainier Ledge, No ISIS, Knights Of Honor,
held a regular meeting in ire wo-nens Relisi
corTs hail hinekley block. Friday evening
June n and eonieFrec degrees on one new can.
eios'e' lie lodge membership is OF the in
crease. one O. two new esadIaatas hssn, t.ker
N al each meeting
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
IN the lire to take 10 All points East and
South II is the pIxI~s CAR ROUTE Is
runs through ve<tabnisd Trains every
day IL the yezr 70
ST PAUL AND CHICAGO
NO chsnge OF rarss
Cnnpneef Of Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pullman
Drawing Room Sleeperx Of latest
equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best hat can be constructed and in which a.
cnnnodatsons are both rKxx and furnished for
holders Of fra or second-ciass tickets. and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
A cnnrsnnous line connecting with ali lines AZ
fording direct and uninterrupted service
Pullman sleeper reservations can oe secured ID
advance through any agent Of the read
THROUGH TICKETS
To ana nom al points IN America England and
Europe can be purchased al any ticket once OF tbs
COMPANY.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE As FOLLOWS:
For St Paul and East. Sis = and ? 100 IN
Portland and south. 6:l5 and $50 q N and
For Olympus. s:ls . M and 2.oopm-
For Anscorfes and North. s:io r. 81 and
For Montessno and Grsy's Hs-eor, $50 = m
For Tacoma and local CHS ana ESQ . m;
12:25, 200, 5.25 and $40 p. N
TEAMS ARRIVE
From ST. Paul and East 1l:5s q n and
Prom Portland and the south, $40 g NJ AIS and
From Olympia 2:4S and s:SS p. m.
From Mon1esano and Grays Hsrbor. AIS p m
From Anacorres and North. 1910 and 500 p. m
Prom Tacoma and local, S.45. 1l-5s q N and
2:<5 AIS S=45, II: p m
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and 81
Paul.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. elegant
day coaches, finest palace dining cars between Sc
Full information concerning rates time Of trains
routes and other details furnished On aPpiica-
ton 20
A. n. CHARLTON. Asst Gen. Pass ACT.
121 First ST. cor Washington. Portland. Or
A CHILBER6. City Passenger and Ticket Agent.
southeast corner Yesler avenue and CommercaA
street, Olympic block Seattle Wash
J. A NADEAC. General sent and Depot Ticker
Agent, Seattle depot foot OF Third street
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Grand Army Of the R.nnh,is

Aecut fifty members Of the G. A. 4. with their
wives attended the opening Of the soldiers
aarae al orting.
anisgs were quiet IN both Stevens and Miller
sea last week, but matters Of Importance will
eaSs Up 81 their next meeting
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Knights Templar.

large number OF Knights Templar visited
Victoria on Friday Of last week to help institute
rev commande-y IN that foreign jurisdiction.
The commandery viii hold its regular meeting
@ Thursday evening
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south bound passengers for Tacoma can remain
or board iii a. and enjoy fun nights rest
North hound passengers from Seattle can board
steamer on arrival
c. J. SMITH. JOHN IRVING,
G.. NJ. O. ]. G. Manager c F. n Co
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sas camp held no meeting lss; week, bat mi.
- a. important one VII - held.
- Aasiss AID Society which Is auxiliary 20
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Al TIE regular meeting Of Seattle Lodge. No
{. l. . =. T. last Monday evening TIE following
very interesting programme wss repde-ss,
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MANHOOD RESTORED,

- 80 $780, 1891 or ssz asz-s, wA5-A E1t-n2-sy
i-ss "a IrT-rTs-v Cc-srrz,s12 S1o Izss-s-y Egf -
= E-v-n en- f--n 70 CART e he VS. FcEt~ IRE
a 1890 - g. Is VIII every = o-szer Ne EzTs
swritten guarantee 10 cure or i $500 t &c
money. Seat hy Ez2l . - ----~N> ~--N- 80
Merton rs paper. A11-e&
MADRID CHEMICAL CO.. B-zzcs ". o1es .2f u = -
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Order of the Eastern Star,

l1rains Chapter. No. 6, viii hold q regular
ueetng on Wednesday evening at Freed's hal
sa1 VII initiate q number of new candidates
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pREMIER TIME TABLE.-
BOUND SoUTE-
BOUND NORTH.

JOHN IRVING, Manager
J. A OBRIEN. Master
The company reserves the right 20 change the
above schedule without notice.
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ICURE FITS F!

wasn SAY szrs Do 10 mean mercy . $50 tnsz
fux ts-ss and aAen have th=n ruzzrz sEAAz zaes1
r~s.rxl eu~s haze xz.5s tie 6zssxse q FITS XII
IKPsY nr FALLING SICKNESS iEss-sc1S SAL Il
~xrr>us nav r~rsay 10 e.rs the wcrss esss b~c&nss
se.-x h.v~ fxsssd = No rozseu far nos reesEvx
ezra Sad a: unrs ts< t-ssszss A21 frss b1ffs o.
rvx izsxshkls rsznsdy- Gave Exprszs 2za Foss oes@
II. q. ROOT. Ma CO 1sS Fsau Szzs Nc He
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DACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
psspAice steamers from Seattle IS follows:
For san Francisco via Porl Townsend and VIC
fora. AT 2 N passengers received On hoard a.
sp M June . = IL, Ia -, y.
Fer Alaska June :. :, Il, Y, Aad July ?. :, l.,
-
Prom san Francisco for Victoria ana PuEe.
Sound pcrss: A. - n June !. e Il, la - -.
Tickets n&y oe obtained al The oelce u the ooEa-
pxzy. 81 Ocean dcck. seaiI1es
tSoODAi> PERKINS & Co
General Agents san FRANCESCA
H MCCLELLAN superintendent seattle
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ALTERNATING DAILY, AS FOLLOWS:

CLEANERS EASTERN OREGON AND PRE-
- mieT, IN connection with Canadian Pacific Raj
way,
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sight exchange and telegraphic transfers on yev
f6k. Chicago. St. Paul, San Francisco, PORT
land, and various points in WASH
ington, Oregon and British
Columbia
sight bills Of exchange On Loadoa available eas,
where in Europe.
COLLECTIONS made n all points on favorable terrns
Bonds, stocks and other vaiaables received "a e
poss for SAFE keeping
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LODGE ROOM ECHOES.
rhe p.sf Week Dull in Secret
Society Circles.
..,or OF THE GRAND ARMY.
w.,~hts TempIar in victoris-Aasons 20
CO 20 Port Townsend-Ban Of
the knights Of Pythiss.
Dr OF THE GRAND ARMY,
r,ee ana Accepted AI.sons.

eemiag pnR!ic instalimens III O<iI
= ssrce ii The Armory on july 2.
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