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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08

baben. 8et 8et4ttgung bes Ma9ens
bat man 8lutfpuren nnb &opfbaare
an einem &abe 9efunoen, 10 bab man
I'M 3tpeifel tit, ob elm ungliidsfaQ ooer
&aubanfaq borliegt.
&n @Hettin gerte6migten bic
@tabtperorbneten einen neuen Plan gu
einem 9afen, sauf beKen @runolage
'@tettin gum electromagnetic eingert9z
tet tperben ion. Der 1telte 81 fen ptro
auf ben MDqntptefen angelegt tperben.
Die Sol item fir bic erite Musfibrung
ber @afenanla9e int 8etrage BON TO-
$3.50 Mart murben bemtQtgt.
g76 n.
'@@leamig. Sur @intpetbun9
bes reiYaurirten Domes I'M Ottober
mirb bas Rai5 erpaar ertpartet. Der
&atier bat aus fiscali1@en Mttteln bic
3ur @er1 40nerung bes DomplaBes uno
our 8eieitigung bes alien @lodenz
t6urmes n0tbigen @ummen betptQtgt.
&ai1er Triebri@ bat feiner3eit .bur4
Die 53%utpenbung BON 100000 Mart
bic Meitmuration uberbaupt erm6glt9t.
Menbsburg. Dte grobe S&iHz
fabrtsf4leuBe, tpel@e ben Norboitiee<
lanai init Der @ioer perbinoet, 1T nit
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08

1dReN elOau1eH SUlQuIgpIts Hau I
ausgegan9enem iebr 4aratteritif@em
Belt5ug itatt, benz bic gu berlooi enben
Geittbiere eingefigt tparen.
Main5. Die biefige S4uBengefellz
iduft ma9te mit benz 9ampfer rGrauz
erlob" etnen NusFug na@ 8opparo.
8et bet &iidfabrt 1purben am l1fer
80lleri4iKe %abgegeben. 3met Mdn<
rer aus 8opparo, @ater unb @obn,
bebtenten bic 80Qer, elmer beri elben
plabte unb bic beiben 2eute tpurben
be rtpunoet, Der Sobn i@per. Ser
lsbtere 1T 6eute inn Rranten6auie gu
GoblenB Der tprben.
Gin furbtbares. 8ranbungliid bat
Sell in SberbeiIen beimgeiuatt. Der
8ranb entf tanb in Der 9ofrattbe beg
Birsermetiters; |&tnoer batten bort
etnen @etfigbaufen ange3iinbet. Dur@
ben itarten Mtnb berbrettete ft4 bas
Geuer i@neq. As 9ofruttben init etpa
100 @ebduben iino b0Qig in M14e gt<
iunten.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05

Mxxsnss. Hr casssss Aksrnssa. III Mo1g. III
seAa e sAer
Azseaz e4hs- eeies~assozs 81 Has loxsssn zss
a -samb sasrpe<~ xsFea Is ta@ fsszasnca Of NE
sRa xzx- Fa-ssr a aaxsn spceks esd =
wanss1v kMhasfas@ass asez from sa2 sssaxsEi resi-
9snes Il ras1afxas. EkasK sd Assgrs AssoxsaE
On rsprag ~ sA@ PsFssr rastseaee sA@v wsrs
rsase1 nns 81 sv Ae1taxx'sa Ragszs- Ire ps-fE
lasEaae4 y ss Hssxs ey. &sss Fsr-a AsFEle. Msss
ztsssa EexgzJ Mrs. - Gar. Msss "a fexszE. As.s
lis. Farter aid al1s f8zsszn Perszr. NJ Easss,
Mr. Hs~sev. tAr GsiG1sh, NJ Asay. Nj
WEesssr Aac sr. Gs2asos-
IA SsE EngssaA supper was g9xsn ~ tss
Iaeses q tbs Mszk@iast eaarea ca 81azs-lay
svezlax
Ms r. M Gags. wtscw 81 she late zatifssazsr -
Is Es-isngssn cssy. seearsrsHasa By " sSa
Nss. kassa sszsf, hare s@en syeasinS . So a~ss
IL Evs-etf
Mr. gahn 2 Pfmsnszev. q ysw FORK, has seea
IN zee e.fy this seek visiting his s.st<r. AfA.
Azxast4 Fsazaser Fs.ssr.
: Lson. sss.stess general Ensnssrr e ne
Eserxft Lsa4 Coszy2uy. wss Aas aeeE les<iE :
aitex fha nssrssss o. It's ecsnp@nr Il tas oFl@
isfs. iess s,aieagg &. EFsvetx tozaT-
Mares psyer hms Fesnraed .fgEa tbs Eass. It's
vie xfI senaaan tsers ioz time.
sssaesal aaaaser whsfasS. Of she assl Horks.
writes that BE viii Isavs New YcEE Ter ETssesI
akssaf SsTesabas -
Ter Ensbzn1 here 81 ThErs3ay.
Nx Rzs Ars1 H. ". H3i.ey, Misses Azzc sna
Msbsl Hsssey ssd Miss i1aBdaii have sErafsa
here ssoss spcSsse TO zsxke tzts city iseif besas
Mr. sad Mira T. = MIsllxsn. OF Tacoma, ssss
81 the city tsis week
Mira ssmael II. Slehols 10 recovering troEa .
serious Inca.
purchases the residence o. Nr. RsymoH1 Moore
and wslI ssretsrx IL N IN her amt They rcia-
t3ves OF Nr {, :. NeH
Mr r. r. Pa4geit, OF Washington City, is ieok-
ing over Everett with svses OF lceaiiag 1eEs-
lie graduate OF the Uatyersify OF SirgiGis
Iaw school
UElqus Invitations are cut for . hard tine
bali AZ RHaeheck bali ca the sih inst
Mr. spencer Wiley and ianiiy. OF Merrill
wis, azs among the uex coEners 30 Everett
NM :. 10 bEoiAeg-in-law Of Ar. A J. HaySAsa-
Mr. A. Fer and aud family leave on Monday 70
spend the winter IN Chicago.
A saccessfgi entertainment was given under
the Auspices OF The choir OF the Catholic church
on Monday evening Tacss taking Part were;
Mrs. Moore Miss Hayes. Mss Barns, Miss
Huard, Mss Hawsins, Miss Maut Dean. Mrs..
Eeshsr, The Misses Little. Miss Eageeoaab. Miss
Clara Cook. Mrs T. af6iIi. Miss Dorothy Has,
kins. William PoxeEs. Charles hah ani Z
Basf.
Miss Nellie ". Jordan, of watervsIle. Wash,
is Waiting the Masses Ashley.
Mr. aaa Mrs. T. W. BaTs0n arrived home On
sunday night Mrs Barton has beea attending
the World's fsr
Mr.. George II. Soyes has gone 20 Retlands,
Cal. for the winter.
reception was given by Trinity parish on
Saturday evening to keE. Breaton. The ladies'
IN charge were: Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Men. Mrs.
Taylor. Mrs. Haw,ey. Mira Vernon. Mrs. Sears
and Mrs. Thomas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05

OLYMPIA. Nov S--st Johns Guild OF the
Episcopal church Of this city gave book
sceial" at the residences Of Gov. y Z. Ferry. on
Thursday evening OF ihis week, and proved to
BE, as was anticipated, most successful enter
tainmenL The first prize, piece Of souvenir
china, was awarded 20 Mas Bessie Lee, who pre-
seBsed "a knight of the Nineteenth Century."
Tie prize tor guessing abe greatest number Of
characters vas awarded 20 Misc June Hoyt, she
correctly naming sAirty-hye-
The Ladies Aid society, of Olympia, has
arranged for Thanksgiving charity ball at the
OLYMPIA The committee OF arrangements con-
sisss OF Mrs. A. A. Phillips, Mrs. T. Harris and
Mrs. g. T. BIankenship.
Col and Mrs. y. II. 0wings returned from
Chicago on Thursday.
Miss May sylvester. supreme court stenog-
rapher, 10 confined TO her home with a serious
affection of the eyes.
Capt. and. Mrs. J. J. Gilbert left Chiesgo for
their home on Monday evening last
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05
Black Diamona social Notes.

Mr. James En;wistle and Miss Maggie Gordon
were united in mairimony by Rev. ii. T. shep-
ard at Back Diamond on Thursday. The con-
tracing parties will reside at Franklin.
Principal X A. Langfosd, OF the Black
Diamond schools. aud seven OF his pupils, went
m horseback 90 Auburn on saturday October
g, aud attended the monthly meeting Of the
newly arranged series of gatherings of the King
County Teachers Association. lie reports q
profitable session, and the young PEOPLE from
Black Diamond enioyea most merry home
ward ride on Saturday evening. The party con-
sisted OF Principal 4. A. Langford. Mise Maud
Jones. Miss laExe Hughes, Miss Sadie Evans,
Miss Alice cordray, Miss Mella Thomas, Mr..
Erie Jones and Mr.. Charles Betting.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05

HAlsws'en and othsr Attraction, a.,
she WrNS

krEsEvT, New, xhalleween provided ira
assrAEsioa around waieh eeaterea sac social fss
uylteS q me Scvk- nerry party w1s given
~ The foaus FeoRles CAB 81 ealsa hAR On
TUe~4sy gak cards Aad dane x wers tnn
chles Gxers4Na. Those ysss~rt saciassea Ms.
loa beyasea. Mss breSn. MiSs Rack, Mas.
Cora klstk. A'a Use Evszasra. Mss Msyr-
.sae' Assa Ace NcfAFiane, Miss Nlehass, Mss
AoTSs. Niss fAampSou. Ms Coa~sE. Mts,
y bsf. Ms Hathaway. Ns ArsAar Haws@Y. Mr.
MI h&wely, Er. sAan&eTs. NJ Laxer.ek nxvsF.
NJ, Aiaest D4Fyce. NJ naasci narve~. Mr.
thSglSs MIS-, ". Clzrescs ksar. NJ Percy
'ssFsiea e.. NJ = ark FsAaaslu. NJ Isrur Yer.
nee, NJ 3. n. cearea. r.. NJ. Rohsst II I.zrv.
NJ l~watt hatshizEs, A. l. Gsos. Nr Il hi
M-sses.l, NJ hrsoks. NJ = Bss;. Mr.. schuyler,
NJ. kasss, NJ essEwaal. NJ Ladssy, Ar. JEAN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05
Anacorte, Social Note.

ASAcoRrEs, Nov. 4-lspecial mir. and MIRA.
T. J. stewart gave pleasant party on the even
ing OF the 2sih. 70 their guest. Miss Nellie L.
Pursis, prior to her departure for Whatcom,
where she will visit Senator and Mrs. Edens.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mira E. ].
stewar,, Mr. and Ers F. \. White. Mira J. b.
Hagadorn, Miss Nellie l. Purvis. Miss Isabel
Toan. Miss May Gilhrsason. Miss Josie Traison,
Miss Carrie Graham, Miss Nora Iee. Mr. George
NJ Hsgaiorn. Mr. ". J. hagadorn. Mr. p. E.
Nelson. Mr.. George W. Randall, Mr.. ALDER, Lee,
Mr.. Douglass Almond.
Richard Yates, James hidden aud John Casey
have been held for the murder OF John J. Ma.
ionsy ct Cornwall station, Contra Costa county,
Cal. on tie night OF October IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05

iae SraEa biylssea ~ wssassgtOr. 10 hs Aela
N shis FAag GA Nosefzass Il and - SIT 20 an
pfSs@et spYesraaccs, be vel ktteeee4 Farsk =
ntytstan. Ne 4 g. hosa had tie SsrAna Iass sag,
VIII raeSs, las apsss stea eatamsssee Sc ssRkr
al necessary ErtSHS Use gssNaa sls sstass
Nis - e&ic4 - 81 a. - eesoes "a the asosa.
"a II tas iita TIE slsessea q esseer. Ter re
Ex1i year IA % spSefAl tssess4s 10 Eae4aess e
Ire 1sasz.
o&eSn tlsy Dlvision. No 7. ca ManeAv even
lsg sSossES2 tas tsssas .ns programmes; ke4G-
tx, hsssa- bUssesss seks. Asss Nellie lonea.
ssassag. AEA fsEktass reS.ta1laa. Mrs, frassx;
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Independents Order Of odd Fellows.


Harmony lodge, No. 5. conferred the Rsqugre
rnnk on two candidates on Thursday evening in
the pseeancs OF large number Of members and
visitors On next Thursday ovening the knight
rank witi be conferred on seversl candidate. A
special meetlng Tor members OF the degree team
d called tor NJ Castle hall on this Sunday
afternoon 81 o'clock sharp
The RDighss Of T'ythias Of Anaeorsss will give
. social aud dance on Thanksgiving evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05

rsseinx. ,. z nrysrs rszst4Esaz. y. 4. sxT-
saszTs fsnaaskss Bss- BareA Of chscnwA
sesssse usTzssss- Ne. Z % Ta~s1sy svezsag
sseessa BsssArrs z D. ssffaz. 1an@s Bnsassl
sn1 = 2. D1ss. AID e1sssr LzeF G Fxz-t -
representatives 10 sAs G-sa1 pTtss0z- ca
Weaaas4ST evsatax fae ssssksoz gave -
sees4As - ~hEeA ssHsasy F@ppse sa1 EAaasszs
saza1 The sasgr wsa - s'ssssasss shas sasre wssf
3 asns - ~ sAe re4s s4ans Of HIS nEsssss,
- whieA esssss aaz4 GAZE VIII s0rz p&sz es tss
~ w-3nrs@ 81 fsze sse1SEE
isaSzs iysgfssnH. 81 s o. TE9sdar sssafsg
fsaas1sa tns fosxswsag gregr4mas p2s-
ss@s u DsaxiSss sa1 Y. tsszns tesaiaz.
Asas Ia Cass2esoas re<4snssna, Mss Era gsE1ss
ssaa PrpE ~ HxTsnSss fss1sEe, y s.sshHaeEs
fsaainx. :. 4 El12s papsr, ArsAaE Caste
EsFska nfxssson. Va 1. 81 N7a ssT eve aasg
sseeE@9 EfssnsFs 4 y Rex. gsha : lag =. =. u.
sisAssn- Fexss 6 sepa sa4 spgxSs 6 sTsasziag
81 rsssea@as t5S civ "a "a 20 ssrxne 94vsssaa
\ Ptesssax pesxF4sarse ssx re4sssrsa. tie ls-izs-
espAs tsafar % ssaea ws=s sn szus aw sasiia~
fsps - Prot. A espm vel sa1 a. fnssTessszg
i@Lk - Bsesasx ioAn Ea-neE, tas gfsna worssy
p4sr5.fzh
0symrIe D.sssaoa. We 4. 81 fesss5u hsseieefss
= sHss ssss o eessxsssy q tie GTssd Division
Tbs a1Fssssa. ozxsaszsd wfsk foeEseen mess
asEs sx naessAs ags, s0w geaFss fersS r1ssna,srs
IA cord stanasns.
sisss.y Is.vi.Gon. Va :. SOW nsnoers over
atty msr@bsrA Iaas eanday psxns rasie
saestiag s4s held uneer TIE Aass4ees o. tas
sssissea. Ma CAisgrnooa. Of Sezsfse, mate 8
pleasing s65rsss. I've fais1stfrs and ; - hoal
teasasr via FepSeseas tbs esvislon IA tie t8fAnd
Dlysss0a
EEs1et DasixIoa. Sa. 5. has arranged Tor iaaa
sss Of rextisa for - members.
Bsthxi Division, 40. s. Of AabaFn. has elected
MFz .. Esa 4fsd Brothers " - Hemphi1i. 4 ck-
Eona aaa Res. Richard Bashea 70 rep sssat
them ia the fSfnad DssskioD. This . tie ssaaer
division 81 the state IN aasEAbeFssap Iha Loyal
s5snsaders. tbs Juvenile b-sneh. are also pro
sfsssing Inely
AoaIsoF. Se. u Is % &c Congratulated on
the atisatson paid 70 IL by other ternpefanes
organizations TIE mess hers OF the division.
ever IA esTnezt, are a. tits time having mar2sd
saeress, despite opposition from those who
sioaia BE- their ffieaas. A fun delegation has
been elected 70 the Grand Dsstsion, snd masy Of
tire nlemBess viii attend
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05

The recently organized sous OF Herman At
Everett viii install the following officers No.
svnhsr 10: President, C. Smith: vice presi-
Gens, II. sahiinger; secretary. G clalssep;
treasurer. !. ptefeubacher. The organization
already has thirty Ave charter membeFN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05

poRr ANGELICA PORT rowxaxsD. DUE
/ geness and seattle route.
TIME CARD
Fast Passenger and Freight Propsllse
AONTIcELL1
Commencing Tuesday. May IS. 1898.
Leaves daily except Monday follows; eeattfa
. m. Townsend 1880: arrives Port Angeles
p M Leaves Port ANGELES 5 p M; PORT
Townsend $3.50 p. m; arrives Seattle 10 y m
LandingA City Dock, Seattle; Tibnal's Dock, Pot
Townsend: Morss's Dock, Port Angeles
HATCH BROS
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AnsIent order unl.ea werkmen,

". Long, master workman OF Union Iofgs.
No. >, A. o. Z. ". disd At bis bone In Free
mont early ycstsftay mosaing The funeral
viii be helS At : ?. m. today, sad there will be
q large attendance of woFkmen
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05
HONOR THE ANTHEM.
Resolutions on the Subject BY
the Grand Army.
DECEPTION TosooOD rEmPlsR.
Gvaaa Dgvssann IF Hashtsgssn. seas 81
1smpss.ses. 90 Meet in sssssis
on sessmsssr H.

Ths ffxtsFnzs oeysSfz&tzons eozsSsnse - "a
exesae lss nzss9s9essse several 81 shs &ssezse
sesres eoassfrsa aegrsss last ~sek- The cd
RssEaws' ta1zs sase saltEate& ssse<af exnAaasses
Tha Coed Jesagsmrs ana seEs e. Tsz psFxscs sre
exkiDsssnx xre3s xss1 81 sassF Inns - ysrk Tss
ss<ka1 Arrnv loeTe4 are saksnx ~ ths gSssstsa
al A0n0ssng fhs '-ssss Npsngssa Baaasr ~ rss-
anx aeg u1ressrsnx wasasvss Is IL snng 81
Ezsys1
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VAsHos ISLAND ROUTE
STEAMER GLIDE

lssses = eseaanss COCK 30 . Mosdays ws4
nes9ays and Fridays for West side csalia ss.s v.v
lnsfiings; aezdayz Thursdays and SATURDAY.. for
Vast = e Nsshon. chaasaaaaa Dss ssosnas ssonsss
Lansing aud Buenna- Iesves Iecous sssry
t.ornirg except szzaAy q Elsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05

Orders have been issaei taF Ghs hs.i,sla, 80 - :
reeaiH annual meeting Tor the nomination al
onissFs Ter TIE ensuing ySsf, 10 he hela Toner.
Fow alzat la siFSod Array hall Auscar tbsss
msassaaed a. passih.e candidates Tor a.. 80
fancy sre W. ". HlishiFs. H. h PHILLIPS. q ;
pseey, A. l. liaNiey sai z J Hsrnea
s0sssiSa Camp Ne a, al Olympla. Is raAkinx
arrangements log gr&ad reception 81 the hg.,ts
srx attending tie dsvis0a eneaa psnsnt 49,.
nsIt spstae
us aePsa 90 have aSasapsist.ve srslI bsswsen
sas Sfmed eamns q SPOKANE. Taeaza. Saasc-
mssa and IA Caaner
iss lsa.ss' Ala Seols;y Auxiliary u Csn
ss@esss H. Ihetaas CAMP. Ne. /. saa. q, vs,.
sfsas, naesis ss the q. A. X bail anaex ts,vss..
tew nsSsf q nesiaass ossiesFs for 1854 gepors.
aud }-ss capita TAX are 90 ss gorwarssa. as !.
barge asssaNaace q members 10 desired u aes ~
ssass taapersaat matters 20 eozas e~aers tss 50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05

On aoadAy xreana IEz1se. M -. q sod A. ~
met In rsxaszr efssnESnnseasEan ard eotssrres
the suf,rsms eewrr@ Of MISTER Aa.ca % one
eas13ees@ Ths traditional basasss was Ia
egdss. Tbs choir wzs aniy arpgeesssed By =
yeTy large attendance
o. Wednesday I<ssrsins Chapter, No. g. order
a ne EASTERN star, bssd re<aisF eeaypessisn.
aua conssrred tie degrees On three >ssatiaEss.
~ eg5sr Of tbs wsrfhy Nss~oa tsess wEE he
no sree.ss rasssing OF fofrsins Chapter this
n.ssth.
The worthy MaEsea Of rosfAias Chapter = ss
hszas sick.
1as axnnal essessen Of easssrs u Lorraine
esssses VII take psaes - tas afss isssssiaE IN
DersEh@r
os Friday fenge ledge. xu %. mss n speesAi
Communication and coassrrea the sabsIfas de-
gree % Master Ae*en en- swo candidates. ~
tAa q see 1T sae fnsetlag sas candidates invites
ssse hrsshrsn 70 - eserAns beaaEist
Oa SgxenbsF 70 Sesssas afunaeeFJ. Ss Z
Knsghts TsraF8sr will eeBwsns ia segBaaf con-
cssye 81 ttsesr nsytan.
% NaN>>bsx Il Esrssa Lodge. No. -. a r.
SID 4 ~. vsil bold regpias communication.
BFotsss r r Araas has pFssentee q map u
kfna nesafy - ths Masonic Eibragy commission,
aaa f;sgtheF esya . years suSsefipts0aa af the
Amertc1s Tssev.
John Hsg<e Hsdgsa. srasd Mssoafc lecsnrer
of the STATE Geisgefst series 81 lectures ia Sa
e@stsN &2Af*t ~ EsFSk&@As a&s* &s~A tef@ AF@~
tesuisys lis pgrposs 10 ehlksis 70 u.sks the
Ioaees 81 tie state taEasiisr With ttc work
adopted ~ tie afsAd Ledge. There has been q
good stseaasnca SnohoEnish lodge chartered a
bsat AL attended every exe3fug Stanwooa
and other lodges acre represented.
fSDe brother 81 TIE second degree received the
Third sfegfae 10 n.aniosld Lodge. Sa. -. Free
ard Accepted M4soas. al BIsek D.aFaond on
SasaFasy night. October IL This IA the seeoa4
aadstson 10 the lodge daring the past month,
ami other aeosssions 70 its membership are
Forthcoming
Independents Order Of Odd Fellows.
On aoaGay evening Fraternity Lodge, Va. q.
hal team practice. Ii will confer tie Third
degrees next Monday nighf.
sext Wednesday evening Olive Branch, No 4,
viii initiate Eve candidates.
ON Thursday eveaing URisy Eneampmens.
No. ?. held spaeia, meeting aud conferred the
thsee dsgiees 0n Tour candidates.
On Friday evening Rldgley Rebekah Lodge.
No. 6. Initiated QUO candidate
kidglsy Rebekah Club will give their nrst
soelki 81 this season next Tuesday night, at
Odd Fellow hail The entertainment viii
coasist OF carols aud dancing, and the inxsta-
tions OF last season viii hoid good Tor this
I've candidates received the initIalofy Gegrre
IN Cascade lodge. No %. l. O. O. D., OF Franz
lin. On saturday night. October -. whea
large number Of visiting DAD Fellows from
Black Diamond and other places were present
and a supper was served
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Grams. Army OF the ns.uhi,e.

Miller Post. No 81. he'd ga opaa meeting on
last Tuesday esraing. large audience bsins
present. who were entertained By Gna mo-
gtamDe. the fuiiowing numbers being given.
SELECTION. Prof. sharpe and pupils. vocal colo.
Miss iIaiaee uazch recitation. Miss Miunia
tafFaiitaa, bas. solo, Mr. Ioseph shippsn. srhe
Valley at the sha1doole,f Mr. William Fhf..
lipsi piano SOLO, waking OF the IRon,a Miss n.
V. Resas recitation. Miss Msanla CaFfo.Itou,
mandolin snd piano duet. Miss Cosecfan and
Carroll. guitar ana mandolin duet, Mr. and
Mrs ieas Cute aud piano duet Mis-. Reid aud
as. shippsn, whissiias seie. Ns. Van AM
rtuget recitation. AF. Shippen The hall xns
pFolassly decorated for the occasion wlfh aou-
srs AID eaattnx sad presented ga,a appear.
aucN, Everybody WA pleased with the per.
toSiaanra The psst meets ia fegalat session on
sskt Tuesday essasng. When several mussern
viii be had and other apptieaSions acted GU.
Ihls post - rapidly forging 20 the front. having
kHlnsI tapidiy since Ess last ensampmsnt
fukf TOWNSEND. Nov af-fspecsAI A. Fayra.
snt rost, Ma Is, adopted ths following rcsoiu.
ttoas Monday nisht:
BE K,ssisrR by Farrarus Pnss. No a IA.
pAttiasni ~ MAshiBgtus Aad Alasxa, a. A y.
y That 80 heartily eoGgrntaiale tire n ashtnr-
Ton Caraalaadefy 81 tha military Order al a.,
Loyal Legion af the allied states % Ausossr. &
~ patriotic and Nasely Eetioa al ita Iata
meniaiY fneStiaK, Recommending that ths
memhrF.hsp Of ana ofaer do Ygsr a al, t,,,,,.,,s
~ the presence and hearing the rational fnU-
sic 81 ;As .'atsF seanglsd haaneF," aad DO ~.
main stsBdlag ami uncovered 80 leug a. the In.
fpFtrs strains stsxsi eaatlnas
"hfsasHcd. that se earnestly recommend and
oFge sac Aettsn the part OF the nsaa t-ersa :,
o. shS 1fand Array % the Republic ia tAe PIES
snes sa1 heaftax IT tats noble musical tribute
~ oaF nStsoaai easlxn wherever 80 a " henovef
" nasY u. aud ies euFseiyes We hereav aaont
sas foregoing reeosameadstloa rs cur rula "a
action.
"kssessos- That a eapY Of these resolution, 10
hFalsaE4 sae " Warrington Non msndeFy OF the
kilgagg orsisE 81 fde Loyag fssisr 81 ~. 1880
sssses - America. aRs tie nagional aud cepsrt-
meat heN,tq aassefs 81 the l1sand Arrny al tao
kspuk.ss" - ~
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
- Mes Passenger steamer
Carrying Q. s. mali leaves Colrnsn dock Mon.
las. wednesdays aad fFt1ays 90 m fer
kinsstcn. Port 3zmb@ Fsanxor ~eabsek Brlnn0s.
ne@aato. Llitwaup siis HoodspoTs and Unioa
10y AID intermediate poInts, arriving AZ Union
Wy Al 'Du z. M Leaves rnlaa Ciiy 81 4 o a
"a IA Lss siays. Thursdays and nasafdays, arriving
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This agreeable and efacaclous Tooth Powder 90
fahlished by more han twenty years expsrienca
has received the sanction OF the members OF the
Dental end Medical professions Of this city gener
aliy and by them II Is daily recommended and
prescribed lt Is rs pleasant in the application
81 IL excellent in It's effects: l. speedily renders the
fseth white and smooth, the gums healthful, red
and hrm. snd by frequent use viii preserve them
in this desirable condition It gradually but Of
fectoaliy removes tartar. ami dessroyes the para
sfttcai animaiculA which neglect may have per
mitted 20 coiect and prevents THAR further accu-
mutation thus serving IS = complete bsantines
and preseryef OF the teeth. Microscopic examine
tons have been made Of the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums OF individuals selected from
all classes OF society and OF every variety OF bodily
condition, and In nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites were found to exist in great
numberA Experiments were made for their re-
movA and the ingredients used in Lubin's Tooth
Powder were found TO be most etfsotuaI. destroy
Ing them inst antiy.
Through the kindness of friends We sss s.r.
united 90 publish the following
TESTIMONIALS;
PORTLAND, Or. March 7. ls92
Dear stfs-Beng satisfied with your manner Of
preparing the Dentifrics and knowing IL TO be per
fectiy harmless In lis effects l have. since you
commenced its preparation. used Is In my family
and prescribed II TO my patients with uniform
satisfaction. and now cordially recommend Il to
the public a. being valuable. safe and eficacious
dentifrice. well adapted TO keeping the teeth and
W.
w. C. BROWN. d. ID. -
The following Is from one OF the mos, sminsas
authorities In the West:
SAN FRAScrsco July Is, 1889.
Lubin Chemical Co;
Dear Sirs-n q commendAtory word from me in
favor of your excellent tooth powder known -
Luntns Tooth Powder, add 30 It's deserved
popularity and extended use. I can cheer
fully and tFuthfuily say those who are In want
Of pleasant harmless and thoroughly efiicacious
dentifrfce thas they viii nnd those qualities all
combined Ia your admirable preparation. and
amer . long acquaintance ana careful observation
Of Its effects upon the teeth OF those who have
made daily use Of IL ana personal experiences Of
III merits for nearly twenty years, know OF moth
Ing superior for the purpose OF cleaning prssssv.
ing and identifying the teeth
MARK HIGHLAND
Read what chemist ssys:
SEATTLE. August /, 1889.
0sntlemen-I have made . chemical examna-
tion Of Lnhtn's Tooth Powder and and that tn
constituents are such neither chemically or
mechanically fniase the teeth The fudtcioas a.
lection Of the Ingredients and evident care en-.
hibited In its prerarAtion commend 1, a. a harur
lees - wen a. On eifcacions dentifrIce
O T. SMITH CAAmfxA