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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-09
WATERvgLLELoCAL3.

Mrs. Siurart and her son returned from
Hartford. Conn. Or ,he Pullman Saturday
mossing~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-09
SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Trains Leave Oakland ~ f0Nsws goi1e
north: $40 A. N. and ~ p. NJ, coAaectine vNn
morning train on Maine Central RAiiroa1 No
Bangor and Waterviiic, ard aftsynoob tfAins ne
Portland via Lewiston and yA Brshswtsa ~
Augusta.
Trains Leave Biaghan, going sosth; ~
4. NJ. and iz-s0 y. ~, connecting ~ Oaklane VIZ
morning trains on Maine Central Railroad "
both routes TO Portland, and with afternoon IAN
or Portland and Bangor.
WIN. Y. AIxR, ~. ,
Aogsst ~. 1870.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-09

On Saturday afternoon one Of Mr. c. N.
Smiths teams while being driven on the
ice above the dam in Augusta WAS run into
by a runaway, overturning the sleigh. The
occupants very narrowly escaped from
meeting with serious injury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-09

Mr. Chas. Clifford who returned from
New York Fr.GAy mornjGs, came into pos
session of valuable invention while on his
trip The L. $. post Office department
recaItly offered a substantial compensation
80 thr inventor who would make letter
box for residences which should combine
the esieniials of safety, good capacity
nesiness and haudiness. both for the letter
carrier and the owner Slch letter box
has Mr. Clifford secured and he regard. it as
the article par excellence. Lis impossible
for one to tsmper with it, roomy, easy of
access By the postman. with glass front and
sill mo lara Improvements. The distinctive
feature is that it has nc key but is locked
or Unlocked by the position of the house
door. If you wish the coutents open the
house door AMI your letter box will open
automatically. Close the door and the box
: locke securely. Mr. Clifford will she's
mp the device to the post-oftire author Ties
and is confident that it will secure the de.
sired recognition sad scce lance. |. Ger
tainly has the benefit of originality as a
re CON mendation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-09

Tie young ladies of the Baptist society
will give a "cobweb party in connection
with a supper at their vestry on Friday
evening next.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-09

The Universalst society social will meet
with Mrs. Judge Knight on Tuesday even
ing next.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-23
THE WATER FRONT.

Steamer Olympian brought 900 people in on an
excursion from Victoria yesterday The cxcur-
sion was under the auspices of the Odd Fellows
OF that city. The visitors enicyed themselves
BIZ viewing the city aud taking ride 70 the
beautiful Lake Washington The steamer left
late in the evening on the return trip
Steamer Mabel took out twenty-eight tons of
freight for snohomish and way points ycster-
day: the waseo had twelve tons for points on
the whateom route, and the Multnomah brought
in fifteen tons from Tacoma for Skagit river
points.
steamship Walls Walla arrived in from San
Francisco night before isst with fair list of
passengers and $50 tons OF freight for Seattle.
She went to Tacoma yesterday.
Steamship City OF Topeka goes TO Portland
this morning at o'clock with $50 tons of coal
and quite an amount OF canned salmon she
brought down from Alaska.
The German four-masf ship Theodore, from
Hiago. was towed to Tacoma yesterday by the
tug Holyoke.
Tug Hornet went up the Duwamish after a
scow OF brick for otto Ranke.
The barge Henry Buck is taking on q cargo of
coal for Port Townsend
Revenue cutter woleott came in for coal last
evening.
Tug Wasp went down the Sound sitter boom
of logs
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A MYSTERIOUS POWER.
Electro Magnetism as 4 Curative Agent

During the past century there has been
great revolution In the department Of
medicine. as IN everything else. The old
methods. 10 great extent. have been laid
away forever, and, guided by new scien-
tito discoveries and the elevation of hith-
erto hid len truths. the people Of today
see clearly and surely where before they
saw through glass darby. Among the
greatest exempiars of this new regime are
the Drs: Darrin, who have their Office at
The Normandy" corner of Third and
James streets. Seattle. Wash, where they
have recently located, for the cure of the
sick and afflicted
They cure permanently all diseases of
the genlto-urinary organs. in either sex,
such as Loss of Manhood, Blood Taints,
Syphilis, elect, Gonorrhea, Structure, Sper-
matorrh0a, Seminal Weakness or Loss of
Sexual Power in man or woman. All pc
culiar Female Troubles, Leucorrhoea, Dis
placements. etc. They make specially
OF all diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat. and also treat successfully deaf
ness and catarrh, as well as acute. chronic
and nervous diseases of whatever Bame or
nature. II durable. No CASES taken II not.
Otfice hours, from 10 10 daily; evenings,
Z 10 5: SUNDAYS. 10 TO II. Consultation
free. Charges reasonable. The worthy
poor treated free from 10 TO IL q. m.
daily. Cures of private diseases guaran-
teed and never published In the papers.
Most cases can receive nome treatment
after a visit 10 the doctors office. In
parties writing will please mention
paper.)
\. B. Drs. Darrin have also an Office in
Portland, Or, Washington building, cor.
Fourth and Washington streets, where
they are permanently located.
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The Snake Had Him.
New York Times

Ofhcer Fitzgibboas. of the Old Slip Station,
While making his rounds through Front street
last night. observed an individual going through
some peculiar antics a<tride of beer key
After considerable difficulty the lonesome per-
former managed TO explain that snake had
erawled from the bung-hole of the key and en-
veloped him in its folds The officer took in the
situation and also the man. He had 10 make be-
lieve cut the folds OF the imaginary reptile be-
fore the man could be convinced that he was
free from the embrace He was sent to Bellevue
hospital. There be gave his name Hans
Petersen, OF I07 Greenwich street, and claimed
that it was his first experience with the kind of
SNAKES that lurk IN beer kegs.
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x.tix. SONS Of California.

z. w. Mudgett, secretary Of Seattle Parlor, 70.
/, Native Sons OF California, has sent circular
letter to each of the members OF the parior urg-
ing him 10 be present at the next meeting which
ia 10 he held in the hall in the Hinckley block
on Wednesday evening next Many important
matters concerning the coming banquet On Ad-
mission day. September ., viii then be de-
termined and the different committees APP
pointed at previous meetings will report. The
banquet promises TO be big affair in every way.
Mr. Benjamin Goidwater, treasurer OF the
Native sons OF California. is reported to be very
ILL with hernorrhage.
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woodmen OF the World.

Camp No. 60 held its regular meeting at Young
Naturslists hall, Friday eyening. ,conferring the
degrees on one new member hnd attending TO
the regular routine order of business
The Pacific jurisdiction of w. ". was organ.
ired August IL, lS9o, and at the present time
numbers over 400 members. During the year
there were eighteen. including the call OF Au-
gust /, ten assessments made 20 pay twenty-ons
death losses all Of which were promptly met,
leaving balance in the treasury of sI,7S46S
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Joseph ~ Bradley, Of AndoEer, Mass, assisted
BY c. T. fresh, deputy supreme president, OF
Boston David Bruce was elected temporary
secretary. Ninety per cent. OF the members are
Germans Alter the business was over the
party went down to the Union Pacific dock 70
see the Eastern visitors of The meetings VIII
be held n the han of the W. C. L U. every sec
ond and fourth Thursday in each month All
the officers viii be elected and installed next
evorfrr
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oveexeron, youthful indescrerons or the excessive
use Of tobacco opium OF stnulants, which ultimately
lead TO Inhrmity Consumption aud Insanity. Put up
In convenient form TO carry the vest pocket Price
o. package or for g. With every Is order we give
written guarantee TO cure or refund the
money. Sent BY mall 70 any address. Circular free.
Mention this paper. Address,
MADRID CHEMICAL CO., Branch Office for Q. s. A.
IL IlrArhorr Srrasf CHIC AGO ILL
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Improved Order ofEea Man

Seattle Tribe, No. >, met on Tuesday night at
Red Mems hall and conferred the Adoption,
Warriors and Chiefs degrees on the candidates,
Next Tuesday night work viii be done in the
Adoption and Hunters degrees.
The tribe will give an elaborate social some
time in September
The hall has been furnished with new Garnet.
etc, and looks quite comfortable.
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sons of Veterans.

Last Wednesday morning Colonel r W.
Young and staff and the Tacoma drill corps left
for Minneapolis to attend the grand encamp-
ment OF Sons OF Veterans The boys for several
weeks have been working nights and mornings
20 perfect themselves in drill. and the Washing
ton division Of Sons of Veterans expect to hear
good results from them at Minneapolis.
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INDEPENDENCE, Or, Dec. Is.
Both myself and wife have been for some years
afflicted with the disease of the kidneys and have
tried many remedies without obtaining permanent
relief. About three months ago were induced
TO try a package of the RECON- KIDNEY TEA
which has apparently entirely cured both OF US, as
since taking il two weeks have felt no symp-
toms of the disease. We can heartily recommend
it TO others similarly afflicted, believe 1t viii
do ali that is claimed for il. NJ. l. WHITE.
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Grand Army of the Republic.

The John F. Miller Post held very largo
meeting at their ball in the Frye building last
Tuesday night. Three new members were
elected, including two recruits for muster in.
Comrade Gasch gave a very interesting dis
course on the service on the Pacific coast dur
ing the war; and the part that California took
in it, These war "reminiscences have become n
feature of the Miller Post meetings and one
greatly enjoyed by the members. The usual
ratlons OF coffee and hard tack were served
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ancient order Of Fore.ter..

Court Enterprise 1852 met on Thursday night
in the g. A. r hall and conferred the degree of
the order on one candidate and also initiated
one new member. The sacred work was con
ferred By Forester Conoa. of Court Mount Hood,
OF Portland, Or.
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SsoHoMIsH, Aug. Especial. Twenty
seven members of the snohonish lodge OF Odd
Fellows chartered the Naptha launch. Thursday
evening, and went TO MarysyiIle, where they in
stituted lodge with over twenty-five members.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

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Ancient Order United Workman.

The British Columbia lodges have all passed
resolutions expressing a desire to withdraw
from the Jurisdiction OF the Grand Lodge of
Washington and oregon. 1t seems to be the
universal wish of the members in future to affil-
late with the Grand Lodge OF Ontario. Supreme
Master Workman kinsiey has received the petit
ton asking for this radical change OF iurisdic-
ton. decision In the matter will be rendered
at an early date. The prayer of the petition
will likely be granted
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Sona Oh sd. Genrre,

Washington Lodge, No. 5o7, Sons of 81. George,
gave an excursion yesterday to Green Lake on
the electric road.
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RaIlard,a secret Orders.
odd FelIow., Lodge at MarysrilIe.

Occidental Lodge, No. y, A F. & A NJ, met
last night in Manny's hall. Work in the second
degree occupied the attention OF the fraternity.
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WANT A SITUATION?

Use the Want Columns of the POST
INTELLIGENCER. Double the cir
eulstion of any paper in the State.
Best results.
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Knights OF Pythias.

Seattle Lodge, No. 81, met on Wednesday night
at Castle hall, Frye building, and conferred the
knight rank on one candidate.
Next Wednesday night work win be done in
the Page rank.
A committee consisting OF Harry Glib and J.
+. Lilly was appointed to confer with COM
mittees from sister lodges regarding an excursion
70 Victoria or some point on the Sound.
North Star, No. 20, met on Wednesday even
ing and conferred the knight rank on two can
didates. The attendance was somewhat above
the average.
Harmony, No. 5, met on Thursday night and
received large number of applications for
membership.
The late Jules C. Leipsky, one of the charter
members was buried under the auspices of
Harmony lodge.
Kirkland Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will give
a moonlight excursion on Lake Washington
next Thursday evening. The members will go
by steamer to Hotel Calkins, East Seattle, where
a dance will be held and general evening of
pleasure INDUCED in. The proceeds of the ex-
cursion will go to the lodge, which is located at
Kirkland. The committee that has the matter
in charge promise gay time.
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Good Templars.

Pacific Lodge, No 20, |. O. C. T., will give
social in the q. A. r hall, Hinckley block, next
Wednesday.
seattle Lodge, No 6, met last Monday evening.
After transacting The usual routine of business
the members listened 10 the following pro-
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THE SECRET ORDERS.
A Canton Organized by the Odd
Fellows.
PRESENTATION TO j. M. TAYLOR.
Victoria Odd Fellows Entertained-sons
of Veterans ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Chapters Floor Work.

There was more movement In fraternity circles
last week than has been noticed for some time
past. Lively interest is being taken by the high
rank Odd Fellows in the establishment OF a
canton, which holds the same relation In Odd
Fellowship a. the Uniform Rank divisions do
among knights OF Pythias The new organiza-
ton viii be handsomely uniformed, aud will be
composed OF some OF the brightest Odd Fellows
In the city. Professor J. NJ. Taylor was the re-
cipient OF quite an honor on Wednesday even
ing at the hands Of Olive Branch, No. 4. The
members presented him with fine regaiia in
token of their appreciation of his services TO
the lodge. On Saturday q big delegation OF Vic
toria Odd Fellows came TO Seattle and were
royalty entertained by committee composed
of delegates representing every Odd Fellows
lodge In the city. Seattle Tribe, No. 2, OF the
Red Men is projecting an elaborate social, which
will take place in September. The Masons were
also quite active, Lorraine Chapter especially
having very fine meeting.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE RAINIER

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Progressive Benent order.

ON Wednesday evening, ~ the Occidental
hotel, Seattle Lodge, No. 5c2. vas organized by
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O. X. II.
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Free and Accented Maaons.


Seattle Chapter, No. 3, Royal Arch Aasons, on
next Wednesday evening, will confer the Royal
Arch degree on three candidates.
On Monday, Seattle Chapter, No. 3, met ana
conferred the Mark Masters degree on three
candidates.
On Monday night Lorraine chapter OF the
Eastern stars met and initiated SIX candidates
St Johns lodge met last night and conferred
the Master Mason's degree on two candidates.
Seattle Commandery, No. 2, met on Thursday
night and held business meeting only.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
On last Monday night meeting of a number
of encampment members was held at Odd Fell
lows hall for the purpose Of organizing can
ton, or Patrearchal militant. This is uniform
division of Oddfellowship. and only such men,
bers as have attained the Royal Purple degree in
the camp are eligible for membership. The fol-
lowing officers were elected and appointed: Fred
Johnson, captain commander; J. A. Greene,
G. +. Roland, ensign; Robert Ham
iton, color bearer; II. e. sharp, clerk, and W.
r. Henderson, treasurer. The canton will have
about thirty members to start on A meeting
will be held next Friday night to get everything
into working order.
Germania Lodge, No. l02, met on Thus day
evening in the Germania Odd Fellows hall, SIS
Front street Two new candidates applied for
admission and one was admitted
Next Thursday evening the lodge VIII have
its force initiation. Many Tacoma German
Odd Fellows will be present
Portland Odd Fellows are trying to raise So,
90 to compensate the Sovereign Grand Lodge
of the United States in case the 1892 meeting Ia
held In that city. A desperate effort viii be
made to capture the prize.
Olive Branch, No. 4, met on Wednesday even
ing at the hall in North Seattle and conferred
the third degree on two candidates. At the
close Of the business Robert Hamilton presented
the lodge with a memorial picture of the late
Brother George w. Poor. The presentation
speech was made by Professor J. NJ. Taylor.
After that was over Mr.. J. T. Ronald, in a neat
address, presented Professor Taylor with a COM
bination regalia and jewel. The recipient of
the honor was much surprised, but responded
In an excellent speech of thanks.
Mystic Lodge, No. 81, met last night and per-
formed only routine work.
At the Rainier hall very enjoyable benefit
social was given by Lake Washington Lodge,
No. 81, last Wednesday evening After the pro-
gramme was rendered and few remarks made
by Mr.. George Berry, bestowing credit upon GER
tain members OF the committee, the dining room
doors were thrown open and all participated in
ice cream and cake. The programme was az
follows:
Address Rev. J. +. Damon
re eel reaning MIS-. Is. w. Br0mer
feclsAiaon ---..-.-.....:. MISS anna berry
Select reading Mr.. George Layfette
u