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Good Men Seek Good omees.

from Ne Nrmplis Commercial,
Tie ofTces mus; be FLIED. and we cheeriuliy agree
that tie last blessed one of them should DO filled by
Democrat. Nor is there any Jus. cause to sheer at
Office seekers Every oilice worth having Is sought
The good old times when the sough, the man aud
not tho man ;Ae ofice never were. Offices thatseci
men arc always sIch as have oncrous duties, small
s.;ar.,s and Isle houor.
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Trust the Democrats.

FROM he B.'on Bl.iy Gais,
The gallant New York Democracy. which carried the
STATE for Cleveland by nearly 10000 plurality. may be
trusted to elect able Democratic the Senate. with
or without ocols advice from wiseacrrs who have no
claim whatever upon party consideration
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To ThE EriToa OF IHK srS--Sir; lonr remarks about
onecent postage sound IL is not less postage on
letters that desired Int less Sn fourth cass matter
and despatch in city dcliyery. y.
MmrInAlI, y. Y
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Frog ~ Shenandoah Sunday Morning Meas
Tnr only great paper in Its editorial and
news DEPARTMENTS but In all matters OF sport 10 tar
and away Ahead u amy daily in the land.
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TO- Ia'N' % A'H' 7'''V' H"NI'9I0H.
"Mr.Wil1sA Russell Alien. WAC owns kremiu. nephew
TO Maud ~ writes me that there 10 difference OF ak
seconds bstws cen the time VI the cid And Asv sulky"
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A Card from Archbishop Corrigan.

To INK EpIIoR or Tux suS-Sh In the interview with
TnE sreportsr yesterday nothing Was said by me of
Dr. McGlynn further than tho expression OF hope
that he would be Ieconciisi TO the church.
A
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and observed throughout the nation as 'Coium-
bus day" Some Of our couDtrys greatest edu-
cators-rnen of highest patriotic Elinos-nsve
formulated plan and invited the 6rand Army
OF the Republic To join with them ana tae pup
lie schools OF our land IL instininS INTO tns
minds and hearts of our yoGta patriotic les
son OF true devotion and allegiance TO one couu.
try and one flag. Therefore the post
commanders and comrades OF the de-
partnent of Washington and Alaska,
are requested and directed TO codsldsr carefully
and We'll, the Enclosed circular from the e1ecu-
tive com rn!ttee of the national Columbian pup
lie school celebration. The circular VIII be
read in connection with this order to the several
posts so far as possible the commanders al
comrades Will conf er with teachers and super
intendents OF public schools and arrange such
programmes for the proper observance OF the
being governed as much az possible by the sug.
gestions of the national committee and the local
surroundings.
Comrades let us make this San object lesson
OF patriotism never TO be forgotten" By order OF
J. :. BRowN,
A. J. SMITH, A. A. G. Dept. Commander.
Stevens pos, campfire Tuesday night was
largely attended. The rations were after the
army style, tie speeches were lively and the
stories amusing. II. VI. Holmes read paper on
SOLDIERS Homes" giving an account of the
establishment and location of the Washington
soldiers homo. The post. by rising vote.
unanimously Endorsed his course as trustee OF
the home.
public campfire will be given by the post
Tuesday evening. october 2a
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como inspired with ambition TO do something
on the same line. They not only feel pleased
At having such comfortable headquarters, but
IL IL believed that the building Is actually being
operated At profit On Wednesday night Lor-
rains chapter, of the Order OF the Eastern Star.
gave An entertainment that was largely at
tended aud al which the programme was even
better than usual. The new lodge, the Ionic OF
Free and Accepted Masons, is made up OF some
OF the best people In the city and will prove
stroEg addition 10 tho Masonic fraternity OF
the city. Last week at Washington City
tao scottish Rite Hasons held great
meeting. Maj. J. K. Hayden, OF this city. was in
attendance. Ridgley Lodge. Of the Daughters of
Rebekah, Is doing splendid work. At its last
meeting more than thirty applications for MEM
bership were received. The members OF the
Rainier Council OF the Royal Arcanum note
with pleasure the increased interest that is be-
ing manifested in the work of that order. aud
new members arc being taken ia at q satisfactory
rate. The local lodge OF Elks. after silence OF
several weeks. broke on: on Thursday night
with q meeting in the shape OF one of their old
time social sessions The ingenuity of the
chairman wss exercised in devising new aud
novel ways and means for the imposition of
fines. and victims were both willing and nuuer-
Gus. The fraternities OF Ballard are active and
doing good work. They arc more than pleased
with the interest displayed in their welfare by
their brethren OF Seattle.
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An Interesting Social Session.

The local lodge of Elks on Thursday evening
its hall in the Frye block gave one of the best
''social Sessions" that has ever been given In
this city. Mr.. ID Mullgau presided and again
gave remarkable evidence of his skill and in
genulty in devising new aud original reasons as
to why the brethren and their guests should
hc made 10 contribute 10 the public fines. Ben
Goldwater was made special police officer. and
performed the duties of that high and response
bic position SO we'll that no was allowed TO re-
tain his star for several successive adminisira-
lions For over five hours the fun was kept mp.
and talent Of all descriptions amused and edi-
fed the audience. Fine songs were rendered.
new stories were told and general feast OF that
sort OF thing prevailed Tor several hours Al IL
O'Clock the usual toast was quhfed standing
and all present joined in merry song The
"Social Session" was voted by al who had the
good fortune to DO present 20 have been per-
fas.s
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Free and Accepted Masons.

On Monday Arcsns Ledge, No. 81. =. & A. NJ,
held regular communication, and after tho
dispatch of business raised a Candidate To the
Master Mason degree.
On Tuesday regular communication oil
Washington Lodge OF Perfection. No. /, A. & A.
Scottish Rite, was held and matters of impor-
tanee decided and due notice given that a con-
claye Of knights Kadosh would be held on fri
day. October 81, and the knight commander
order given In council
On Wednesday Lorraine Chapter. No. 6, Q. z.
s.. had very successful entertainment The
temple crowded by its friends and the
music was especially tine. The whole affair
was q decided and grand success. rejecting
great credit on Mrs. W. V. Rinehart aud the
committee OF Eastern Star ladies under whose
able management 1t was conducted.
On Thursday Seattle Chapter, No. 3, Royal
Arch Masonss held special eonvocation and
team were received with all ceremonies As COM
panions.
new lodge Of Masons the blue degrees
has been organized In Fremont and will shortly
receive its dispensation. The officers named
arc: T. +. Story, W. NJ; II. +. Miller, s. W.:
H. r. Keltner. J. w, and fourteen others
petitioners
Last night the regular ooshvocation of Seattle
Royal Arch Chapter. No. g. was held and dis
posed Of all business on hand.
Ionic Lodge, Free aud Accepted Masons, held
It's frat regular meeting at Masonic temple Fri
day night. under the most fattering auspices,
and many were the congratulations upon the
manner in which the new officers perform the
duties devolved upon them. being their first at
tempt I'm exemplifying the mystic work After
the regular routine business disposed of an
elegant repast was INDUCED in, and many toasts
were responded to overlooking with sentiment,
wit and congratulations upon the success of tho
new lodge. Among those present were: r. ].
Graham, w. ~; A. Lou Cohen, s. W: H. +.
Stewart, J. W; q A, liill, treasurer; Leo |.
Stock secretary: j. n Prather. :. D.; l. Schoen-
field. J. D.: 81. Gillian. s. s; 4. Gouptel. J. s:
J. p. Brown, chaplain. George t. Gardner, mar
shat: G. II. knight, tyler, and Brothers F. NJ.
Davis. J. W, spraeue, ". Lair Ill., w. H. Brun-
ner. l.. f. Wolfe, b. u. Bsgeian, George J. Nc
Lean, George NJ. Holloway, I. W. Bennett, II. +.
Whitney, J. C. Harlow, Albro Gardner, ". A.
Mecutchin, Albert J. Forrest. J. Z. kennedy, j.
H. knnzie. y. L. Chestney, Charles T. Patten,
u. r. Phillips, Paul H. Jones, ". H. Davis H.
u Marshall, J. A. Park, J. Barry Adams James
Head, Jesse r. Cochran. The next meeting of
Ionic lodge viii lie the third Friday OF next
month.
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Washington Of holding an annual encamp men;.
The Washington men will hold theirs in May
at Olympia and the Oregon men will hold theirs
al Eugene at about the same time. Each VIII
hang up trophy 20 be contested for snc then
the two successful cantons Will battle together
for the mastery.
Mystic Jewel, Rebekah Degree Lodge, met on
Thursday night 10 its new hail in the HIneAiey
block and took in several new members.
Mystic Lodge, No. 81, raet last night and trans
acted much important business.
Some time ia November the Odd Fellows OF
the city will give burlesque degree at tae
temple in North Seattle. There is co1sieeEspIe
dramatic talent among the members OF the or
der and they wiz have an opportunity to dis
play il on this occasion.
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Billiards. Secret Societies.

Salmon Bay Lodge, No. 100, !. o. o. F., will
meet for the first time III their new hall on
Wednesday. The new building forms an i'm
portant addition to the list of public halls in
Ballard The lodge room was particularly ar
ranged for secret societies and is besides finely
finished The building cost 5000 and consists
OF two stories, the first story of two store rooms
facing on Second and Leary avenues, aud the
second being built for lodge aud public pur-
poses. The hall will be dedicated by the Odd
Fellows with appropriate exercises in the near
future.
Park Lodge. No. 50, knights OF Pythias met
on Friday night and conferred the rank OF Es-
Quire on two and the rank OF knight on one
candidate.
Lieutenant Cushing Post. c. A. r., began
court martial proceedings at their last regular
meeting against John J. Spencer, member of
the post who lately deserted his wife. The trial
Will probably be finished at the next regular
meeting.
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Independent, Order OF odd Fellow

On Monday Gighl Fraternity Ioire. No -. -
seixed = iraiesasl visit from tesEaAnia io..~a
No To- ans were cordssliy oatertAeue.
speeches FOR the good If the oeier were maize hv
Adam og;h, ;. y H&!ts and Others.
Seattle Lodge. NJ. :. Iaet ca Tuesday night
An. took under consideration severAl app. scs.
,iaas for membership and transacted large
amount % roat1ao business
TIE Ihsrd degree was conferred 81 ore tuerr.
her rs oave Branch Lodge, M l. ca e,iaes.is ~
evening. Ihe attendance WAS very large.
o. TaursGay . EAt Csntoa seattle, M : net
sa9 hs8 good dy.L Ia a14ltoa - tAls CO
ssheyalicg wss u2s3e,
Inigy EpcSmpnoEt met % FRIDAY night AMI
sanferrvd the koys Purple in : splsad.d ns2a.
ar en- one SsrsrsuG
There - sozae g@lA acsous the members o. the
various eaa!eas u sAa stz,ss ~ Qsssoa al
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Hoyal Society Good Fellows.

Fremont Assembly. No. 26l. al special meet
ing last Wednesday evening, October II, held
for the first time III It's new hall, initiated
twenty applicants and hallotej on several
others G. Frank Powell, supreme deputy. was
present and made a few remarks Ia regard to
the large increase the order has received IL thls
state in the last three months.
Excelsior Assembly, instituted LAST week AZ
the Edison n L. ear shops, has over fifty mem
hers. and more 10 come III this week. grand
lodge OF this order viii be instituted the FIRST Of
iae coming year IL seattle
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yyoodn,eu of the World.

Seattle Camp, No, 60. ". Of W. held It's regu.
lar meeting Friday evening III the e. A, X hail.
There Was large attendance and a lively III
;erest taken tn the proceedings, Two new mem
hers were introduced
Besides the regular routine business there
was considerable rev business transacted. the
features ~ which are strictly IL accord with the
principles oi the craft. noticeable among which
was tae founding OF the Charity fund. for which
the contribution was exceedingly liberal.
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Tho Kufghts Of Yythias.

Brig Gen Harry Bigelow has returned from
the conciaye of the Uniform Rank OF the h OF
r. at Kansas City. While East he also attended
the encampment of the Grand Army Oh tae
Republic held at Washington City.
The staff OF the brigadier general viii hoio
meeting shortly in this city 70 device ways ana
means for the good aud improvement OF the
Uniform Rank OF the order throughout the state
Of Washington.
Seattle Division, No. /, held an important
meeting last night and discussed the matter OF
awakening new interest in the work o. taa Or
der and also TO arrange for several important
drills TO be held during the next few months.
Seattle Lodge, No 81, met on Wednesday night
and conferred the Page rank on one candidate
Tbs lodge still maintains its usual activity.
number OF very interesting entertainments
are talked of among the members OF queen
City, No 10 A committee has been appointed
winter work.
Harmony lodge met on Thursday night ana
did only routine WORK. L. Morgenstefa DC
cupied the chair in his usual able style
Queen City Lodge, No. 10. paid iraternai
visit to Woodland Lodge. No 6S, OF Fremont, on
Thursday night and witnessed the elevation OF
one member to the rank OF Page. A general
good time followed.
Committees will be appointed next week 70
select location for the Pythisn home, whlch
was decided upon ct tie last session OF the
grand lodge OF this state. II the home Is located
here the headquarters OF the grand lodge Will
be established in this city. The Pyihians here
will make an earnest effort 10 secure the loca-
ton OF the home here.
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Independent Order Good Templars.

The good templars in King and kitssp coun-
ties that have since the grand lodge session IN
July been working directly under the grand
lodge executive" have been set apart as q new
district Acting under advices from hight
worthy grand lodge. the grand lodge executive
committee of the state OF Washington author
lied the granting of district lodge charter for
District No. 16, TO have coordinate jurisdiction
IN King and kItsap counties. Rev Clark Davis,
one of the state deputies of the grand chief
templar, will Immediately after election pro-
coed 10 organize the new district. Among the
lodges which will be charter members are
Seattle, No. 8; Pacific, No. "a: South Seattle,
No. 49, Duwamsh, No. l64; Home. No. Isl. and
Lake Union, No. 1l6, of Seattle, Reutou, Botheli.
Worthwhile and one two others from the
country. Other lodges DESTROYS of joining the
new district will have an opportunity to do 30.
Grand Chief Templar William Ii. Sherman
has removed from Aberdeen and is stationed at
Olympia. The executive committee meeting
WAS held at Everett on Tuesday last, with a full
attendance as followy: Grand Chief Templar
William II. Shearmau. OF Olympia; Grand
Counselor Charles E. Cline of Lynden; Grand
secretary Z. L. Martin of spokane; Grand Vice
Tempar Mrs. G.. l. Haggard, of Everett;
Grand Superintendent of Juvenile Temples
Miss Anna Sitton, of Tacoma; Grand Treasurer
II. W. McGrath. of Ellensburg. Grand Secretary
Martin and Treasurer McGrath remained in Sc
attic and attended South Seattle lodge, which
held a social on Friday evening last. They were
also present at Pacific Lodge on Wednesday
evening, and happened to be there when most
needed. Pacific, No "a, has for the last three
or four meetings been discussing the question
OF surrendering its charter. but when it camo to
vote some OF the old members of Pacific, who
belonged to the lodge in 1890, when it was Sec
ond to winning the banner with lat members,
voted it down. During the summer months
the attendance generally falls off. Pacific
lodge may surprise some of the other lodges by
great increase in membership during the COM
ing winter. Several visitors were in attend
ance, and the following persons contributed to
the programmes: +. f. Martin, II. w. McGrath,
George f. Cotterill, G.. 81. Blakney, A. Linn, c.
Void. Mr.. Pirret and j. n. Shaver Pacific
lodge is preparing to have social soon alter
the election OF officers which occurs on the last
Wednesday in this month
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TIE new ritual 81 the lndependent order Of
the = nAl Eariih. order 81 AnerlCs. has been fin
i>hea. All vail be published az an early dAte,
l. Will tea be sent out a. 10 al tie losee>
IL the country. and shsy wi, - required IL do
work ia future IN accordance with tie proyl.
sious therein cautAl1eA
On last sunday afternoon the local lodge. No
IA met IL Uyrlasass hall and initiated oae new
member.
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Sons of Veterans.

Tomorrow evening the sons of Veterans will
meet at the e. A. r. hall Routine business
will be transacted and several recruits are
awaiting muster.
The Sons Of Veterans drum corps will meet at
the e. A. K. hall also All members Of the corps
are urged to be present, as several matters OF
importance are TO be discussed Monday even.
ing at7:3o p. n.
Capt ". H. Fletcher. of Gen. john W. Sprague
Camp, No 4, Tacoma, was in the city, as was
Past Capt Henry McGrath, OF Eliensburg.
Col. L. W. Young, OF Camp No. Is, snohomish,
will give bail at the Snohorish opera house
Thanks giving evening.
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Sons OF ~. George.

Washington Lodge. No. 81. held It's regular
meeting OF Tuesday and the attendance vss
fairly large. Members WI, either irom neglect
or hard times hSt showed themselves L,
iAl IN sTreAEs seem - realize the neceSs -
% belonging 30 soT1e or animation ana quite :
number 81 Late s$Ns been paying up their - =
eue. Under the good q. TIE oracr the socl :!
-. licensed
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Ancient Order OF Foresters.

Court Friar Tuck. No. 1921. held its regular
meeting in their hall in the Masonic building.
Second aud Pike streets, Thursday evening, a
large attendance of members being present
Two candidates were initiated aud proposals
received from nine others
Expectations are that the membership OF this
court VIII number 100 by the last of the year.
Bylaws were read for the last time and ordered
TO be forwarded 10 the Subsidiary High Court FOX
APPROVAL
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Lorraine Chapter'a SarsaI

The social and entertainment given by Ior-
Taine Chapter, No. G. of the Order OF the Eastern
Star, at Masonic temple on Wednesday evening
last was OF most enjoyable character. twas
widely attended and all present had genuinely
good tine. The evening was first devoted 10 the
rendition OF an excellent programme. This was
followed by IA adjournment 10 the large hall
where many OF the young people INDUCED I'm
daueing. some preferred 10 play cards and
rooms and tables were provided Tor them
About midnight lunch was served, 10 which all
did ample justice. Mrs. ". v Riuehart, ir, was
ehairlsdy OF the entire affair and 10 her much of
the credit for tho success OF the affair is due
she was. however, greatly assisted By all the
members III the chapter, and all worked in per
feet harmony 20 the common end The follow
inS programme was readercd:
Overture .................-. .wnrner's Orchestra
Male quArtette- Selected .............,...
$3.50. Mossrs sharpe, Mead Pratt and Shsfer
Recitation enevera" 49,. Miss Anna Webster
Ars l2t,' DR.. Thoseson and Dr. Le.sey.
Miss Jennie Houshton. AZ
Mss gu!a /. ,hamoeGl1n. aecompauist.
kecitaEicu~-"tas Pslaicr Of seville" 80
Piano .olo'l Ruisscau Mss iiSs''S Sline,
Miss Edna Cragin
EITHER cuet-"laaI!aeG March" ......
'-e.----'.---- .-..+-. AsssTs. Noise and Bauer
Among those present were. Mr.. and M. "
'. kinehaFt, IT,, Mrs. + ". SaCkmHn. NJ. and
Mrs. Ii. hlus.e. NJ sal Ms ". Y R.urhart.
Nj aud Ars. Aioro Uar1ueE, Dr. sud Mrs. Brag-
don, Mr.. aud Mrs.. q. H,rnn.
ar aud Mrs. ". H. Moore. Mr. ana
Mrs. II. f Whitney. Mr.. and NJ. I n D,e,
Mr.. snd Mrs FtanA 4. Ponuus, ST. and Mrs. Il
a. Hcllenbeck. Capt AAI Ms. 4 Y. spaula.t,r
MI aud Ma q \. Alexander. Nj ana Ms /
W bonney, MI AID Mrs. Jcsse Cochran.
Dr. IhorcSen. hr- r. scAoeulc, Nj ana
Mrs. John /. Muller. NJ aud Mis-. ltr-a,,
Mr.. snd Mrs He'f-er, Mt. nud Mrs . h
Chilberg. Mi aud Mrs. f,4ux llptor. " srt
Mrs J. A FsEA, M. snd Mrs. H. Mye-. Mr.. and
Mrs. X. }. Graham, NJ. a&A Mrs F!a.,k M,Ir,x
MI ana Mrs :. 1 C.oueh. Miss Jennie
Hooghton, Miss Aanie Webster, Mss lp,,a
C6amheritn' MISS 1oae-' Mss Gardner. Miss
Kunxie, Mss wilson, Mss Raaae. n>. N.,-,a
Ranke. Miss Annie Hal, nj / II Wr..,o-
Nj q. ". Kuidy, SIR. george Crs1s. Nr -
A. kyer. MI Charles + patteu. ~ tess.v
Prof II. 5. SHARPE. Mr.. Meade. Nj shssffe- ~
Harry W Carroll. Mr.. seoyse Il. Holloway snt
Mr.. Thomas ". Gorton, suc many olhers.
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Tacoma Fraternal Notes.

Sunset Division, X. of p. has moved into
larger quarters in the Armory building.
The Pythian Sisters gave supper in Armory
hall Wednesday evening, which was well at
tended.
The Brotherhood of Railway Trai men in
tend giving its annual ball at Armory hall De-
cember = NJ. J. O'Gara has charge OF the ar
Engagements
N. Walsh has been elected inside sentinel Of
the \. NJ. Grand Lodge. Al the Fresno banquet
he responded to the toast, The Young Ladies' 4"
The Trades Council has admitted George Jeu.
kins' as the single weavers' delegate.
Carpet slippers only DC Il pair. Giltedre
shoe dressing loo bottle. Chiidren's grain
school shoes zoe and 81 pair up. The Bon
Marche, Front and Cedar streets
Call at Hill Syrup Company. les Weller street,
and see carload OF pure Vermont maple sugar
This years make.
nr. Hill fills teeth without main
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Grand Army OF the Erput,ltc.

To following or,.sr has bsea l.sred tor tie
excavation 81 Columbus day by J : Bros,
derr:y commander O. tie 0raa1 Array OF Z a
&sP-B.sc.
The uosts al this department Are TsE.14. &
tAss ET.Gsy, lSts.sg - 4ss-s = - Is ss-Sa.a.si
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GRIP AND PASSWORD.
The Project for a Fine Pythian
Castle Renewed.
A CONTEST OF THE CANTONS.
New Ritual OF the B'nai Barfth-The
Latest Masonic Lodge-BaiIard Sc
sret Societies Active.
A CONTEST OF THE cANToNs.

IL project TO erect
q Pythian castle
was revived last
week and each
lodge I'm the city
has appointed 8
committee to form
a central organiza-
ton TO give special
attention to the
matter. Since the
Masons have got
ten safely housed
In their new tenn
pie all the other
orders have be-