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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-07

T. H. tfsEssa44s. tsst-. 34-s-ss- A.Als. G11 sle-
A1enss- -yses wils IL rendered " Ms koc.ss-
Ter All Professor C-zz1al!-
Lake ziea Pres5T .e-ixn- Eiioou-rs svzaEe.
fremont. ksT- = G. Hsz1, pszsor. Services e ~
&. H. sa9 - .. u.
fserrasn EvsngesIczI ca1-ea-Hsr-iso7 AMI
Bi-ea streets RsT. J. Es1ea, pzs-o-- Services
~ II g. Il e73 I'D ?. IL
Calvary P-esoFte-ssa ebarea-Is.kss All
j. Ing s-reetz. EsT. T. z. Bo-e, pastor services
sf II a. n and % ?. "a
First Presbyterian ea1rca-Thi-9 All NS3i-
to8 Streets Dr.. Alexander Allison, pastor Q.
the Alexander Presbyterian ehEreh OF Pails1el-
phis- viii preach morning AID eEeziDs- SER
vice. a. Il g IL and 10 p e. /. z : C. Z,
Gas p r.
Secoad PRESBYTERIAN ea1-co-0zx and Hs--i-
sou streets. Rev. ". ". Coz, pastor. Services
a. ii q. II and ID p Il Regular 1esSicg
!. r. :. c. z e. SIS :. n
Welsh Pres5yts-isa chE-ch--Se-sa:a s1i
Olive streets, Rev. :. u. H8g1s.- pastor Morn
Jig service 81 -. sTselEl Eh1Eors-'s r1eesIly
g. Z,l5 ?. II: SUNDAY -se1ool 81 p Il evening
serves 81 - ?. L.
The CgIted Presbyterian church holds is
regular services f01Ey 81 the y. " {. A. hal,
l.si7 Front street., between Pike z1d Union
Morning se-TIee-PrezeAiu- 80 y e T. SAB
bs;a-scaool 81 Iz:l5 2. - To1a- psopies
soessty, s:E 2. n 70 sTsz5ng ssry5ce- : Dali
Joanston. pastor R=sl1sccs. rs -prlag E-reeL
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Independent Order Good TempIars.

South Seattle Lodge, No. 81, held their regular
weekly meeting Friday evening with very lair
Attendance OF members and also yisfors from
sister lodges. After the iuit.atioa of several
rev candidates, the 10, loving officers were duly
installed for the current quarter: C. T., John
Brown; '. T., Miss Anna Sheppard; recording
secretary. George Parsons: assistant secretary,
Miss Maud Burtie: financial secretary. Miss
Ora Aa.lock; treasurer, Mss Maggie HoE-ditz:
chaplain, Mics Jane Tn.ossel: marshal, Frank
Fiorini; deputy marshal. Miss Kennedy; guard,
Miss Mary Thornton: sentinel, Clark Chambers:
r. c. T., MIS- Bartlic
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Episcopal Churches.

81 Marks Mission sunday school Temperance
aud Republican streets, . - 4. II.
81 Marks Queen Anne Mission Banner street
near Bradley. sunday school at 8 y m.
Ballard Episcopal church Service in the
evening st - O'Clock, by the rector, Rev r T.
Hyia1d.
81. Mary's church -woollan1 Park Divine
service at =. IN, conducted by Rev Mr.
kobsrts.
IT Marx Edgewater Mlssloa Hotel build.
ing, EdgcE aJsE. sunday school Z. n
~ Cismcnts Episcopal church corner Mar
kc, ana Weller streets, keY John r. Won Herr
Itch, rector. Services at Ii =. IN and 80 y IN
sunday school at l. N
Trinity Parish church-Iames aud Ffrhth
streets Rev george Hercert Watson rector
Eighth sunday alter Trinity. Holy com.
muuton al ~ N. Cut.drCn service.
i1;sa r. IN. Usual services 81 N l. a IA
AMI n M. The Rev. NJ. u. Wilson, OF Van
couYer. " III preach IN the morning az d o'csoCs
os The claims oi the episeopate tund. The rec
tor Viii preach IN the evening.
81 MaFks Episcopal church-Ffih, Olive and
Stewart streets hely Communion at n a N
. HsTsiccs al III a. IA. and p. n. Evening
SUI leci. GLOW the Scui Grows" David Gan.
e0Fns Garrett. rector, viii oisseiale.
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Congregational Churches.

Taylor Congregational eagrch-Birch and
Thomas streets. Rev George II Lse, pastor.
sefFices a. II 3 II and : % ?. f.
Brooklyn Congregations! caUEca-W. W Fer
fleyf pastor Services 81 Il e and p u.
sunday school e. l2:l5- Regular weekly prayer
meeting Thu->.sy az % p Il
Plymouth Congregational ea1rch. corner OF
Third and University E:-sg-s-wsslscs SGi-
ting. pastor. Residence. I.1s9 second street
Preaching ,! Rev George Z Wallace, gho Is ILL
ing TIE ~ psf during f1s pastors absence. az Il
g. n and D. Z. Morning subject: Life )
Prison Gates Eys-iag subiect: Lost Good
Billie schooi es IN Jackson stree. school
az O'Clock joy street school .. 5l5 2. Il.
Pilgrim school. Wall street, e. ?. m. Young
feopie's Society OF C2rls.iga Eneesvor - 6.i5
=. n
EdgsHater Congregational c1urc1-A- ?.
Jones, pastor. sunday hool a. close Of morn
i1g service. Services ~ II 81 N and 7:i5 p. II
Young peoples meeting az q. - q Il.
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vine and IL pastor OF one Of the large eongrsga-
tions in the City Of Bfotaeriy Lore 81 Trinity
Episcopal church Eev II d. wilson, Of EsI.-
courer Wash. Will preach On the necessity for
Rising the endowment fund for tie es-
Enlistment Of separate Episcopal ol-
occses In Western Washington Ar VII
son is On interesting speaker, and viii
doubtless interes. his congregation The Rev.
ID. C. Garrett viii preach tonight ia 81 Max .
church on "Hou the Soul Grows" In the Firs:
" Z. church DR.. ". p. George il the evening
will preach On "Jonah and tie Gourd,' in con-
;inustion Of an interesting series on that SUB
tect. The Rev. Benisrain Parsons viii lecture
at O'Clock in the afternoon bef0re the Young
Aens Christian Association. Tbs Rev. l. ".
Ksac, OF the Market stree. Baptist church, will
take bis evening topic, 81 The Threshold
Temptation" and al Interesting discourse may
be ANTICIPATED. In the First Baptist church
this evening, after the sermon, the Rev. q. J.
Burchett viii hold a converts meeting DR..
Alonzo Bright will lecture in the morning on
"Haying Purpose in Lie" and il the evening
On THE Pity Of l,od 4"
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esfing and elevstng character. On i7s sane
nigh. Lorraine Chapter Of the or1e. OF the
Eastern star net and presented Captain sn1
lrs Ellis with handsome silver set, IN token
o. the appreciation IL which they are held ~
the remaining members of the lodge On Thurs
day aighs large nu-aner Of seattle Odd Fellows
vent over % PO-t Blakeiey and aided il tie In
sTiiutt0n OF Evergreen lodge 80 thu. pace. The
visiting brethren report having had an excel
lent tine, ana THAI the new lodge Will Be- an
ornament to thu order. Last Saturday night q
new lodge YVES Instituted a. West Seattle Or.
L " Young and A0ritz Koch have gone 20
Helena 70 attend the national eacampnaenr OF
tie sons OF Veterans. Progress is being steadily
made by the members of the Uniform rank,
kaizhts Of Pytaias, toward giving grand cele-
bration OF August 90, IN honor Of the touads-
tloa Of the Uniform rank in the world.
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Port Br.nele,.. oda Fellow Lodge.

Evergreen 10 -ge, No Ii. vss Instituted 81
Port B.akslsg On TaErs9ag eyeai2g og l. h
Dining, special deputy grand master, sss,ssst
o. J. Michel ea5 Others There were eleven
charter members and Iairsy-.wo initiates, max
Ing total n1eE11ership o. foETy-th-ee- The fol
lowing officers were installed: Noble grand. =
COY: yiea grand, Joseph Hines; recording sec-a-
tary. g. Acriord treasurer. Z 7. Prlee; financial
secretary, Z r. Lincoln A5oGr LOO o. the SEAT
tie brethren went over On the steamer ; IL Zen
to- AID returned to this city 81 o eloex lie
next morning The Seattle visitors we're net q.
tie wharf By the Port Bake.=y bxrd and es-
eo-ted 20 tas Masonic aslI, Eaica had Lee1 dec
Grated anc prepared for the occasion A. MD
night the entire s.se1h.aSs were taken 70 the
bsin5ri6ge hotel AID eli enjoyed 81 elaborate
banquet Over IA Ds.=o2s -. dovu and en-
!oye1 he good things provided There were
speeches made zE1 genera good tine hsd By
al The Seattle men sbeak n very high terms
OF Port B4zSe.ey aOs ol.ai5fy
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Opium Smuggler Arrested in Utah.

OGDEN, Utah, Aug. seth B. stephens was
arrested here today by United States marshal,
charged with smuggling opium. Three hun
d7ed sad fil,y-seyen cases OF opium, valued at
st,0oo, were found in his possession. stephens
is supposed TO be the leader OF q gang doing
recent smuggling operations around Vancouver
and vicinity. He will be held here TO await in
struetions from Washington City.
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William Hi2<oa: - OF Z, :. n S=lsoa' n -
A, " 2. Roznins: 1 u. L 4. tle.easll; o. q,
d 3. Aiose- Trustees. SIX Zzoctas terra y III
dock stewart tw.tve months, z : FarrsL.
eighteen Ezo1fas, James Ah-sLs- Past 5-aco
Chancellor Richard Osborn made sp'ese1 10
f1s brethren %, the zosa Of the oE.er that was
highly spp-ecissef p G. Coxea also maze
some aae remarks - af1 os7e-s- 1o,e Of
thanks vas passed By tae lodgs for al sAo as
sisted II tie in rszxi-g e-.aooai@z
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Order of the Gold en- shore.

a regular meeting of Seattle Lodge, No. 2.
Order OF TIE Golden Shore, was held Friday
evening 10 the Frye block. There were nine
teen applications for membership and sixteen
candidates initiated. Deputy Supreme Presi-
dent Elizaoeth Blake IS doing good work for
the order in Seattle. which will soon be entitled
TO district grand lodge in Western Washington.
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Young Mems Christian Association.

Young Mems Christian Ass0ciatioa--l E-
Front street song and t,ospe. service at 4
y ml NoHug meas prayer- meeting every sat
urdAy evening 81 : o'clock. Rev BENJAMIN
Parsons wall deliver the address IN the after
noOa, All young meu made welcome to the
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Trcsh,tcrian Churches.

German Reformed Presbyterian church
Seventh street, ueaT ZINE. Services AT II a N.
Ballard Presbyterian broadway aud FIRST
sysnGe. Ballard. Services at Ii snG -
4 20
4 sszaosAl fraiss service viii be held N the
sksGiHs. IA Hnich tho following singers vail
ANse lsFt, supfsaos. Ms Rochester. Miss Al
saGs. slsss, ATs 4saeaaia. Miss Lodge; tenor,
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Church of Christ.

Olympic avenue Church Of Christ-Sli Olym-
PIC avenue. X ii. Moss pastor. snuday-school
AZ 10 ~; : g. Benedict. superin tendent
Preaching al II =. u. aud r. IN. by the pas.
tor Prayer meeting or Thursiay AT 80 n m
The North seattle electric csrs within one block
OF the church.
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nehrew sfnagogne.

Hebrew Congregation ohatai Shoion. place
OF worship, Chisholm hall Front street near
Marion. Rev. \. Brown pastor. services every
Friday az 30, AMI saturday At > a N. Rellg-
ious school, SUNDAY morlIDg. 10 a. m Hebrew
school, Tuesdays and Thursdays, Ap N
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Christian Churches.

Iatons Christian church--filaistOn street
Preaching al ii o'clock b. Elder Raymond
First Christian church-seneca street, be-
tween Third and Fourth Rev. K T. Dunlan
minister Preaching az IL m, and p. IN
SUNDAY school at 9.i5 a. m, Miss I. G. Pratt
superintendent \. f. = c. +. al P. N, A j
ksasiey, leader.
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Advent Churches.

Adyent Christian chapel, on Warren street,
halt block north OF Front street power house
services al II a N A. W. steers, pastor.
seventh bay Adventist church. 80 Poplar
street. Seattle sabbath school, 10 "A. m. Scrv-
icts u a. n. every saturday. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, 7;S1
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Society ROYAL Good Fellows.

At a regular meeting OF Seattle Assembly, No.
257, 5. r q. F.. held Wednesday evening, Au-
gust 3, one candidate was initiated.
L. Morgenstne has been appointed district
supreme deputy for Seattle.
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Seattle City Mission-3lo ana 81 South Third
street Services. IL A. n. Bible study. =. m.
sunday school: p m, open air services on the
whaves: 2. m, Scandinavian meeting In the
hall, = p ~, every evening during the week,
Gospel services, 10 which all are welcome.
Services OF Il varied and spiritual nature will
be held a the old Masonic hail, University
grounds, at o'clock III the evening. Mr. Al
fred Cromwell will conduct the meeting.
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Ballard. seere, Societies.

PARK Lodge, No - ne. Friday nigh, and coz
ferret .he Third degree On four candidates.
o.. Wednesday evening tae Grand Army hall
On BroEdss presented scens OF patriotism
and fesEivity, caused By the presentation Of a
Beautiful silk flag 70 the Il. NJ Holmes camp Of
the sons Of Veterans. TIE hail wss packed
aad every one had good time. TEs following
programme vas rendered:
soag-"AEleries -------------.--.- III
Remarks. ..--..--.I J. GoaaBay
song -..--..---........-Ar Mr.. ana Mrs. |il Artery
A number oiiEp-ompsu Rotations snt songs
we're then given. whsa Mr. u " Holmes II
person presented his gil. - the camp Captain
Brabon appropriately responded, accepting the
gif. n r5s name CT the camp. Refreshments
were then served and g general socia. time fol-
lowed
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Mss CheA'. principal al st Wiaitrei's semi
nary, wall be 81 the residence Of Mrs. Brssdon
corner az Fourth and Spring streets. every Mon
day and Thursday mornings from 70 80 u y 80
10 receive callers
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The Royal Arcanum.

Seattle Council. No 1,Sii Royal Arcanum.
met on Tuesday evening ana transacted routine
business. Mr.. Z. III. Poly resigned, as he viii
shortly remove 10 san Francisco. ]. F. Nc
Laughlin was elected secretary in lis place.
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On account Of the test Of the new Hollis palnp.
which viii take p.aes Monday. 1t will &c ueces
sasy 10 empty the reservoir for a while on that
dsy. u. l. WILSON Supt
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GRIP AND PASSWORD.
A Fine Affair Among Knights
of Pythias.
ANOTHER ODD FELLOW LODGE.
Masons Present Worthy Members With
Token Of Their Esteem-A
New Workmen Paper.

q z most vits.ys.-
tea1e1 i-sssg1sl
event Of the pas.
week was the liz
ersry entertain
TANNER. and So
eiai given .. Ire
aruory cav e1ues-
day evening by
Seattle Lodge, No
81, OF the knights
OF Pytaias. Fully
$50 people were
II gae nal, ard
.he exercises we're
of .Sa most inter
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uent caused hy luactiou OF the liver Gsa
Carriers Little liver pills. The result will be "A
peasant surprise. They give positive relief
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IL GODS TEMPLES.
Where Religious Services Will
Be Held Today.
SUBJECTS or THE PREACHERS.
Every Denomination and Society fin the
City Eepresentsd-Hoars OF Sun
day-scbool Services.

viii be well
aliei today, for there
will Re good ssrncns
preached II al OF them.
and IN many tie music
VIII be Of an exceed =
fngiY attractive nature
I1ihs First Presbyterian
church Dr. Alexander
AIIisoa. Of PhiisS.eiphia,
Will preach both ii the
morning and eyening.
He fsGdist.uguishe1 d.
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Lutheran Churches.

Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church-Thl-d
street, near Pike Rev. E. Hsdeen, pastor
Services q. ii a. %.
Norwegian Danish Lutheran church-FOurth
and Pike Streets Rev. <. o. Eosing, pastor.
Services az 80 a. n.
Norwegian Lutheran cahrch-ssryice every
Suaday evening NJ ; O'Clock, AZ Pike street hall,
corner Pike and Fifth streets. Rev c. Hoei,
psstoY; residence, IS DE Forest street
German Evangelical Lutheran church-Hall
at the corner OF Main ard Twelfth streets
Morning service AZ 1870 t. N. Sunday school
~ go a " c. Baade, pastor; residence. 6i2
Market street.
German Evangelical Lutheran church, Zion 9
congregation. corner seventh and Union streets.
Seryiees. 2:i5 p. m; Sunday school. l0:3oa-
Freeds hail, near Howell street. FIR schmidt,
pastor. Residence, 90. Howell street.
Holy Trinity English Lu.hersn-Corner
Seventh and Union streets, Rev. Z. F. keeyer.
pastor, residence rear of church Preaching
~ III H. N. AID p n. sunday school at 10 a. n.
Weekly meeting discontinued during July and
August
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Money can he saved hy buying European
steamship tickets. outward and prepaid. AZ the
Northern Pacific clty ticket efice. Seattle. WISH
agents toy al lines
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Catholic Churches.

ST. Boniface Catholic church-Freierick and
Thirteenth streets. Mass at 1879 a. N.
Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart-Boll and
Sixth streets. Conducted by the Reiemptorist
Fathers. Mass al 10. - a. III.
Catholic Church of Our Lady of Good Help
South Fourth and Washington streets Rev. +.
X. prefontaine, pastor Mass as usual
Catholic Church of the immaculate Concsp-
tion-Sixth and Spring streets. Rev. Father
Garland, pastor. Mass ct $50 and 1879 a. m.
Evening service at 7:3l O'Clock week days aud
mass al I and 30 o'clock.
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Spirituaiists.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In the lower story OF
Olympic hail. lilo Second street, at o'clock
=. N. Mrs. c. Cornelius viii give public tests.
Professor Andrews, OF Tacoma, will superintend
the choral service.
The American Union of spirltraiists-Hs-
sonic hall, University grounds. sunday ser
vice at go o'clock. Good speaking and, prob
ably, public tests. Children's progressive ly-
ceurn ~ O'Clock. No evening service.
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bald head - unnatural aua unnecessary.
Halls Hair Remover viii prevent IL
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rleNsfInhH
IndenomiuationaI,

Theosophical Society meets at 80 T, m al
Pettis' music hall, i,UIs Front street Subject;
"Reincarnation the Law OF Evolution
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Methodist Prote.tant Churches.

Yesler Junction Sunday -school-A. 1870 a.
n. followed by sermon, etc, by Rev. Dr. Bagley
as pastor.
Columbia Sunday school At 10 - a. m: John
kelEo, superintendent; followed by sermon.
Rev J. shepherd aud DR.. Bagier alternating.
Methodist Protestant church OF South Seattle
Rev J. shepherd, pastor. First annual sermon
NJ r. m. by the pastor. sunday school at .. n.
y. +. & c. 4. Tuesday evening.
Second Methodist Protestant church-North
Seattle, corner Republican and Warren streets
J. 4. Bailey, PASTOR Preaching ii q. IN. and
p. m. Monthly conservation meeting of !. T..
;. c. E., Up. N.
First Methodist Protestant -chrrch-Corner
of Third and Pine streets. Clark Davis. pastor.
services al III a. m and p. m, conducted by
the pastor. Class meeting ft 10 a N. sunday
school al 12:30 .. m; Ii. Willis Carr. suparin-
tendent. Young peoples meeting at 6:i5 p. m.
Thursday evening, services al o'clock. seats
are free and all are invited
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Unitarian Church.

Unitarian Church seventh, between Pike
and Union, W. 6. Eliot. ir., pastor. Service and
Sunday school will be intermitted for q few
weeks vacation. The subject of the biograph-
ical study. under the auspices OF the reli gious
study class, TODAY at kinnsar PARK, North Sc
attic, at y. M: Ralph Waldo Emerson"
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Grand Army OF the Republic.

The Pacific Veteran Association will meet on
August Il al feterson's point, on GFay's harbor
The association has permanent camp ground
OF ten acres, and the camp of last year proved q
great success. IL will be held for three weeks
this year, and all veterans of the late war are
cordially welcome 10 come. There Will he exer.
cIses each day.
There was no work of Importance among the
veterans this week. Gil were absorbed in
politics.
There will be Grand Army rally on Tuesday
al Chautauqua beach. This is e. A r. dav in
the ChautauQua calendar. Judge J. W Langley
VIII deliver the address at il a. m There will
be platform addresses by other distinguished
q. 4. K men, fine music, and campfire in the
evening. The sons of Veterans are invited. as
also are the Relief corps, The Bailey Gatzert
Will leave Commercial wharf al $50 a. IN AMI
return AT 4 - p. II.
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Ancient Order of Foresfers

impaTiing the init!atorial mysteries 20 four
candidates sad reading eight new applications
tor membership was one of the important items
oi business disposed OF in the regular meeting
OF Court Enterprise, pa. on Thursday evening
IN the "a. A. X. hall. Hinekey block A com
municaiou was read from the Tacona courts
that ,hey had decided III their last meeting tina,
taey could not join with Seattle III celebrating
Forcs;eTs day.
foTeSters day. August IS. VIII lie observed bv
Court En'efpTlse 10y holding an open meeting
which VIII consist OF music recjta,lons
speeches, refreshments amt dancing
Queen city circle of Foresters' conlpan,oDs
held Il spec. al meeting on Wednesday evening
ID the o. A L. hal. Two additions ver. ,n-5s
L. the members and a committee was snno3nta5
10 secure haJ and prepare rrosranr,a as
music, 50 that Foresiers day VIII be appropri
alGly observed
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Free Methodists.

The Free Method ST church-Corner Tenth aud
Pine streets. Rev. J. Grips. pastor. Preaching
NJ II a. m. Gospel meeting at $50 p. N
Preaching at ,. ~.
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West Seattle knights of rv,ht.

West seattle loiee, No %. was Installed 1a.,
saturday night at Stewards hall. West -
attic, oy District Deputy ". H. Cowie. assisted
by Thomas Bel, 6. '. c: Charles 7 Corden -
+ c; q. bas>ler, 81 p; K. shaw. X. of = an,
: A CONQUEST. VI At A; J. & Hun. La "
" siTy Asr. o Is The following received the
rank e rage. Esquire aud Knight: " r R,pire
W. Mcfarland, Zoe Ahrens Gus Nos. CharIs1
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