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Ancient Order United Workmsr.

Seattle Lodge, No. :. Degree Of Honor.
held q very interesting meeting Tuesday
evening and initiated SIX members. The
delegates tMrs. J. ~. SweEea and Mrs &.
W. Chandlerl sent TO represent the lodge
AZ the Grand Lodge. \. o. L. W, made \
report OF their work while there and were
rendered a vote Of thanks. large list of
applicants is 20 be taken in AT the next
meeting. Seattle lodge, If not now. soon
will be the banner lodge OF the state. 1t
is preparing 70 hold its first anniversary
on June =
Columbia Lodge, No. TO- on Monday
evening performed work in the FIRST and
Second degrees. there being two candidate.
for the former and three for the Latter.
There was an unusually large attendance
Qaeen City Lodge. No. s., on Tuesday
evening conferred the Workman" degree
on eight candidates Two were allowed =
peep into the mysteries Of the order as far
IS the First degree. A number of appIica-
lions for mem bership were received. This
lodge has now membership of about $50.
Union Lodge. OF Fremont, on Tuesday
evening added = number of new names 10
lis charter list. The charter is 10 be lef,
open Tor short time longer. This lodge
IS getting 20 work in sober earnest and in
tends % DO yeomsn's service in the cause
Of charity, hope and protection. Its hall
Is nicely furnished. II ha, also very con-
venient ante-rooms. where indoor games
o. different kinds can Re played. Visiting
members can be assured OF good time
AM are always welcome
Ali Lodge, No. SIS, on Thursday even
Ing exenplihed the work in the First and
Second degrees.
kssnier Lodge. No. 8, II. of H., A. O. L.
W auxiliary 70 Queen City, No 50, will
Iaeei ior its seSni-monthly convention mex,
Wednesday evening, at the cosneg Of Jack.
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number Of the company delighted the
boys present with q jig and rag" dance.
Capt. ]. NJ. Howell, c Company, is at
present in Victoria and Vancouver, B. c.,
arranging for the engagement there on
May o and "a of the "Brutus" company.
Corporal A. +. King. c Company, has
challenged Corporal Allison to . competi-
tive drill, to come off in May.
Ex-Lieut. P. n. Boeringer, Of Troop b,
who left here some weeks ago to take .
position with lithographing firm. in San
Francisco, has accepted better position
with the San Francisco Wasp, where his
ability as sketch artist can have full
scope.
Adjt Charles Esplin, who is . promi-
nent applicant for the deputy collector
ship at Seattle. was in the city Tuesday.
The local officers are well pleased over
the appointment Of Col. James Hamilton
Lewis. of Seattle, a. inspector general.
with rank of lieutenant colonel. on Gen.
Curry's staff.
Troop B held its election for q second
lieutenant, to fill the vacancy made by the
resignation OF Lieut.. P. NJ. Boeringer,
Thursday evening. Sergt. w. e. Best and
Sergt. c. A. Darmer were the candidates.
Sergt. Best was made the choice, receiving
twenty votes to Sergt. Darmer's four. The
regular monthly meeting followed the
election.
A squad from c Company have taken
part in the military drama, 'Rosedale, -
at the Olympic tneater. during the last
week.
Drum Major Burt Finney, formerly Of
the First regiment band, 10 at present To-
Gated here
Capt. J. NJ. Dougan, of Tacoma Canton,
No. 4. I. o. o. F., was elected colonel of
the Seventh regiment. Patriarchs Militant.
I. o. 0. F., at the election held hero Tues
day.
To those who contemplate an cncamp-
ment this year . militiaman says:
There will be no encampment other than
that arranged by the individual COM
panies. and this the members will have to
pay for out of their own pockets. There
is no fund available for the holding of an
encampment or for q trip to Chicago. so
the members better get in and get ready
for 1894
At the annual election for civil officers
in 6 company Friday evening Private g.
w. Freeman and Private Charles Edmunds
were nominated for secretary. Several
ballots were taken before decision was
reached, Private Edmunds finally being
elected. Private William Pourie was
elected armorer.
Secretary Edmunds was instructed to
communicate with the Seattle and Olym-
pia companies and invite them here to
take part in the parade on Decoration day,
May 80.
The members of G company have con-
cluded to get their pictures taken and
arranged in large company album. The
members of company intend getting up
an album also.
A competitive battalion drill is being
talked of to take place here May 80 at the
Eleventh street ball park.
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meet Seattle committee at Castle hall,
Frye block, to discuss suggestions for the
Pythian home to be submitted to the
Grand Lodge at North Yakima May 10.
An attempt will DO made oy Seattle
Knights to secure for this city the session
of the Grand Lodge IN 1894 Some curios-
ity and interest will be aroused by the
announcement today that q general meet
ing of representatives from all the orders
in Seattle will take place on Sunday next
to consider plans for hospital to be open
TO all fraternity men. Other things are
noted in place.
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Alta preliminary meeting of Sunlight
Camp Of Royal Endeavor held on Tuesday
the following officers were chosen: A. In
wood. president; Mrs. Ida Reaua, vice
president; Miss Eva Bowen. banker:
George ". Knowles. clerk; Charles d.
Long. escort; }. 5. Windeli. Waterman;
Paul ID. Range, sentry. Clark Davis. Mrs.
Hattie Westermann and y. 4. Thompson
we're chosen managers. The camp will
meet on the second and fourth Tuesdays
IN each month in Odd Fellows hall. SIS
Front street This organization provides
insurance On the same plan as the Wood
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The o. .. Troops and West Point Cadets.
These military organizations will drill
and parade daily in Washington park, OPP
posite the Renfost hotel. Chicago, during
the Worlds fair. The Renfost is an ele-
CANT 400 room European hotel. which
opens May l, 81 per day up. Three to
seven rooms if desired; twenty minutes
to heart of city; seven minutes to fair
grounds. Rooms can now be secured by
letter or telegram.
DR.. HENRY J. REYNOLDS & Co., Props.
LEWIS LELAND Manager.
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Fraternity Lodge. No. 6S. conferred the
First degree on Monday night. 1t has
eight candidates ready for the First degree
tomorrow night.
Seattle Lodge. No. Z conferred the
Initiatory degree on two candidates on
Tuesday night. A special meeting was
held last night TO confer First and Second
degrees on five candidates.
What do you think of this? The three
old lodges of Spokane are each entitled 10
two representatives To the Grand Lodge,
while Imperial, No. 1Si. the baby" only
two months old. IS entitled 10 four
bdShiRgtoa Odd Eciie,1.
Unity Encampment. No, , conferred
the Patriarchal degree on two candidates.
Seattle Lodge. No. Z. had a special meet
ing last night. called for the express pur-
pose of comforting the First and Second
degrees on several candidates.
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The steamer Flyer will carry excursion
lists to the Y. T. S. C. f. state convention
May 3. for 81 round trip. leaving CONNER
cial dock az / 80 and p. m. returning,
leaves Tacoma at 10 p N. John G..
Woolley. the noted temperance orator,
will speak.
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Notes for uardsmen.


Company E is recognising it, rife team.
A battalion drill has been ordered for Wednes.
day.
Lieut. saun has been made purchasing agent
for Company ID.
Company ELS board OF discipline to try de-.
linquents had meeting last night,
squad from Company d will give an ex-
tended order or skirmish drill with bugle ct the
next battalion drill.
Company D is perfecting . plan for attend
ance at the Worlds fair at its own expense and
as an independent organization.
A 200 and So0-yard rife range 10 to be erected
by Company D at Lake Washington at the Yes
Ter avenue or Madison street end.
The baseball nine of Company D will play the
Ballard nine at Ballard today. The captain of
the latter nine is the mayor OF that city.
Capt Lawrence Booth and bride were the
recipients last week of n handsome table set,
with the compliments of Company B, N. G. W.
Priva,es Quigley, Shaw and Jensen and Sergt
Farrell, of Company d, have applied for dis
charge. This leaves q vacancy In the list of
sergeants to be filed by appointment
Company d has adopted a scale of fines for
non-attendance of members at drills as follows:
From company drills, officers, so cents; pri.
Yates, - cents From battalion drills, officers
81, and privates, 50 cents. From regular
parades, & and 81, respectively.
Company D has adopted device for a com.
pany badge. consisting of . shield pendant by
two chains from a crossbar. It will bear the
legend, Company d. n. q. W., First Regi-
ment," and motto. "Semper Paratus." which
means in American always ready"
The election for civil officers in Company E
was held on Monday night. Private n. c. spier
was elected recording secretary and Sergs J. F.
Brown financial secretary and treasurer The
armorer has not yet been elected. Capt Ingra.
ham is president of the company ex-oficio.
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Knights Of Pythias.

-
The officers of the Grand Lodge are busy
getting up their statements for the coming
session of May Is. 1t is learned that the
surplus cash in the Grand Lodge fund is
now nearly $4,000. This sum and its in
crease has been set aside for the proposed
Pythian home.
Unity Lodge, No. 90. will celebrate its
first anniversary on Friday by dedicating
its new hall aud giving an entertainment
and dance.
Queen City Lodge, No. 10. conferred the
THIRD rank on Monday night and enter
tanned q large number of visitors at a
supper.
every Tuesday and Friday evenings at the
Armory. The members are determined to
win the prize offered by the Grand Lodge
mt North Yakima May 16. This veteran
division has never been beaten.
North Star Lodge, No. 40, conferred
Page rank last night.
Puget Sound Lodge, No. n. met on Fri
day evening. Brother G. ID. Chambers
stated that he was going to Chicago and
resigned rs prelate. Col. T.. W. Young
was elected prelate and resigned rs outside
guard. The chief councillor, George f.
Bennett. appointed w. W. Reed outside
guard. Col. +. 2. Edsen. deputy depart
ment grand councillor -at-large. on request
of the lodge installed the new officers in
due form.
The committee on Pythian castle met
on Friday night. 1t was reported that the
articles OF incorporation had been executed
and flied with the proper authorities. The
committee on sites reported a number of
good locations available. but no selection
was made. The committee will meet on
Wednesday evening at 80.
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vantage Of giving the men training in
camp life at little expense of trouble or
money to themselves and at no cost what
ever to the state. The PosT-tNrELLI-
GENcER has already expressed and still en-
tertains the warmest approval Of such
plans as means of teaching the men self
reliance and the faculty Of making the
best of circumstances. The latest Of these
plans is that proposed in Company +.
This command is thinking of establishing
. camp on the shore of Lake Washington.
about one-fourth of . mile below the
Madison street terminus. Some brigade
staff appointments are announced this
week. Among them probably the most
interesting is that of James Hamilton
Lewis. who will now be entitled to wear
the silver leaf of q lieutenant colonel
Notes are given below.
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Ladies' cream Isle tn read ribbed vests,
high neck, long sleeves. SO cents; regular
price, IS cents. Max G. Oppenhe inner, Sec
ond and Spring.
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Fountain syringes, three quarts, only 81,
worth 81. warranted. at Guys drug store.
Yesler and South Third.
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The New York walters forced some of the
leading hotels and restaurants in the city to
accede to their demands under threat of
strike on April Oh
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Solid back French hair brushes. soc.
worth 75c. at Guys drug store, YesIer,
Second and South Third.
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Sons OF ST. Georxe.

Many members. their families and
friends assembled at the hall of Washing
ton Lodge, 3O7, on Tuesday, for the pur-
pose of INDUCING in social given by the
lodge. Music, cards and refreshments
helped to pass few pleasant hours, and
all went home feeling benefited by the
social intercourse with their brothers and
sisters of st. George.
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BALLOT AND GAVEL.
The Knights Of Pythias and
Their Home Project.
THE ODD FELLOW cELEsRATloN
4 Scheme for Big General Meeting Of
rrssernities to Discuss . Hospital
Other Notes Of Orders in the City.

he men Of fraternal
affiliations are full
of schemes these
dayA The Odd Fell
lows have not yet
recovered from
the good tim .
at com . o q
Wednesday. b q {
other orders are
busy. Important
things are going on
among the Knights
of Pythias. Today
at 2 O'Clock . Ia
coma committe will
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all means let them try it.
Militia and Decoration Day.
Il Ia nnifo likalx that N han noc0rafio


HEADQUARTERS FIRST BRIGADE,
NATIONAL GUARD OF INGToN,
Rooms 10 AND IL FALLS CITY BLOCK,
SPOKANE, ASH, April "A, 1893
GENERAL ORDER No. /, C. s. 9S
l. The following officers having rendered
their designations, to accept appointments on
the staff OF the conmander-in-chief.t the same
is accepted with deep regrets:
Lieut.. Col. s. W. scott, inspector general
Dr. E. l.. Smith, brigade surgeon.
2 J. Hamilton Lewis, OF Seattle, is hereby
appointed as inspector general, with rank of
resigned.
8. Or. Benjamin r. Freeman, of spokane, is
hereby appointed brigade surgeon. with rank OF
resigned
Each Office r will take rank from the above
date, aud will be obeved aud respected accord
ingly. A. T. CURRY.
Brigadier General Commanding n. 6. W.
Ofiiciai: &. F. LAKE,
A. D. c. and A. A. A. General
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men or Workmen It's head place Of bust
ness is in Seattle, ]. W. Range being head
banker. 1t admits men and women.
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IN RANK AND FILE.
The Plan for Holding a Camp of
Company E.
NEW BRIGADE STAFF OFFICERS.
james Hamilton Lewis . Real Colonel
plans for Decorating Militia
Mems Graves-Notes.
n 1ILITIA men have not

- - = - @eSo
abandoned the idea
of camp work by any
means, even though
tho state has virtu-
ally failed to provide
for one at public ex-
pense. Schemes for
various equivalents
have been suggested
and have in nearly
every case the adj
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Ancient Free and Accepted Masons.
On Monday Arcana Lodge, No. 81. con-
ferred the degree of Entered Apprentice
on one candidate.
The benefit at Cordray's theater in aid
of the Masonic Library Association was a
grand success. not only for the library but
the management of the house. All were
well pleased with the performance. The
orchestra rendered some very fine musical
selections. The association tenders its
thanks To all who so kindly assisted.
The funeral of Brother ]. NJ. Hall took
place Thursday under the auspices of st.
John Lodge, No. 8. W. NJ. n. S. Peterson
performed the ceremony. Quite . large
attendance Of Masons was on hand.
Washington Lodge of Perfection, No. 1,
A. A. S. f.. Southern jurisdiction, will in
all probability meet next Tuesday and
confer the Fourth and Fifth degrees.
Lorraine Chapter, No. g. Order Of the
Eastern Star, viii meet Wednesday next
for business.
Seattle Commandery, No. 2. Knights
Templar, will meet on Thursday for bust
ness. In all probability the order Of the
Red Cross will be conferred the following
evening.
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Seattle Council, No. 2, Junior Order
United American Mechanics, met in Elks'
hall. Hotel Stevens, Wednesday. Routine
business and team work was the order Of
the evening. Next Wednesday evening
the members of the council will give a So
cial to their men friends. An interesting
programme has been prepared, and re-
freshments will be served. The next regu-
lar meeting will be on Wednesday, May
10. Several candidates are to be initiated.
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Sons of Veterans.

Gen. George Il. Thf.mas Camp, No. /.
Monday even,rg had t',s2n work prepare
tory TO inspection t..ulorrow night by
Capt. Roscoe. The Ls.iies' Aid Society
met in the annex the sauie evening. One
candidate was initiated.
Capt. Allen has issuei orders for mem.
bers 10 repor, for INSPECTION tomorrow
night. A full attendasee is desired.
Sergt J. L. Brown Inspected Sheridan
Camp, No. "a, Olympia, Wednesday even
ing.
Lieut.. a. l. " lizard Is IN the reportorial
stall OF one o; the Por, and papers.
Col. l.. ". fonng Camp. No. Is. Snoho-
iulsh, Is goinG ID give AN amateur theat-
rlcas performance a. the Snohomi,h
opera house ~oan.
The Snohosa al CAM IA, been sre,.;v
strengthened o, late. Wnrd has just been
received from col z ". Young. after
whom the camp is named, tina, he has
SHIPPED thirty Springfield rides for the use
of the camp.
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SOFAS Of Temperance.

Latona Diy.s on, Ne. ;. Sons of Temrer-
ance. at the nal IN Ist7na on Thursday
evening had large :.a5esentation of the
division members presaal and a number Of
visiting meIaber, fro,a the Seattle divi.
sions. The DIVISION ~ growing randy
SIX propositions for rfssabership were re-.
ceived at the last meeIlnE. Arrangement.
were made fer an opens neeting on FRIDAY
evening. Nay : in the Latona church.
u. NJ. ". /. T. W. alison spent most az
the past week visiting end assisting the
several divisions and st~ing such inforrna-
ton and Instructions IS were needed
The divisions are al doing we'll The
orter has seCG ed fra footing.
Queen City civison sar, in Freeds hall
on Monday evening. Many members and
a number OF Yisitors we're present. The
meetings have formerly been held in tie
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COMPANY E,s Lake Camp.

Company e will probably tent on the
old camp ground by Lake Washington,
which they occupied two years ago the
coming summer. The site is about quar-
ter of a mile below the lake terminus of
the Madison street line. and is the place
from which company E was ordered to
Gilman to protect the property of the Sc
attic Coal & Iron Company from riot. This
was in June, 1891. The order was received
by Capt. Ingraham at his place of BUSH
ness at 4 p. M, and four hours later the
men were at the armory in line in heavy
marching order, with baggage on trucks
ready to go to the depot. This year it is
expected that the men will spend their
evenings, nights and mornings at the lake
side performing the routine of camp life
and going down to the city in time for
business. This need not interfere in the
least with the daily work of the men, and
yet may give them much useful informa-
ton and practice regarding the duties of
camp and bivouac. 1t is good thing. By
all means let them try it.
Militia and Decoration Day.
It is quite likely that when Decoration
day comes slight variation from the reg
uiar programme will be noted in this city.
This will consist in the fact that the
graves of dead militiamen will be deco
rated along with those Of the men who
served in the war of the rebellion. There
are four late members of the WashiL gton
Guard buried in this city-Col. John G.
Haines. Lieut.. Robbins. late of Co. d,
who was killed at target practice; Sergeant
Garrison. of Company B. and Private
Gross of COmnanv F. II will thus be
seen that every company organization in
the city is represented in the neurology of
the guard.
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At the last regular meeting Of Rainier
Council. Messrs. Petersen, Shipper and
Hodgkins were appointed to confer with
like number Of members Of Seattle Coun-
Gil as to the most fitting manner of OBJ
serving Royal Arcanum day, June q
This society has established firm hold In
Seattle, and bids fair to become one OF the
largest insurance orders in the city.
Rainier Council meets on the second and
fourth Fridays in Masonic hall, and Seat
tie Council the first and third Tuesdays
in Germania hall. All visiting brothers
cordially invited to attend any and all
meetings between now and June q.
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SOME WHIST

The Tazewell whist champions
paid their respects to Bluefeld tho
other night, enrouto to the Worlds
Fair. but couldn't afford amusement
for couple of our boys who now
and then enjoy game for pestime in
the parsonage of d. o. Baldwin and
Bud HARRISON. In the party there
were Will Tom Gillespie, Miss Not.
tie Witten, Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Har
man, Jno. Il. Barns, Col. Jos. Har-
r;sson, @. j. Barns and Miss Mamie
Witten. of Missouri. Out Of eight
games the visitors scored only two.
-Bluefield Journal.
The party spoken of by tho Journ-
nal must have made a flying trip as
most of them were back i'll Tazewell
the next day.
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THE BLOOD IS THE EFoUNTAIN
OF LIFE.

Therefore if the blood be impure and
unhealthy, the body will become sick
and disease will fasten itself upon it
and death will mark it as one of it's
early victims. Make clean the blood,
and scrof1la, old sores, eczema and
kindred diseases will disappear and
health and happiness reign where
disease and misery held sway, We
say to sufferers, take DIR. David's
lodo-Ferrated Sarsaparilla. 1t has
no equal as a blood purifier. just.
try it. Price. Sl.00 per bottle, six
bottles for $500 at u. w. Gills g.
Co.'S, Tazewcl!, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-09-29
IN CHrLDHooD's HAPPY DAYS

Among the Incidents of childhood
that stand out in bold relief, as our
memory reverts to the days whom we
were young, none are more pro:ni.
nept than severe sickness. Tho
young mother readily remembers
that it was Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy cured her of Group, and in
turn administers it to her own off
spring, and always with the best re-
suits. For sale by A. T. Hargraye,
druggist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-09-29

BY virtno of decd OF trust, exc.
cutod by O. w. Jamison, to tho un-
dorsignod Ms Trustee, Oh the end day
OF August, 1888, will. ut tho Saw
Mill sito in Thompson Valley, Tazo.
we'll county, Va, procood To sell to
Tho highcst bidder on Saturday, Sop
tember lG, 1898, ono Eugino, Saw
Mill, fixtures and appliances OF what
over description now belonging to
said Jamisop, and being tho same
bought by said Jamison of Palmer 81
Robinson.
Terms Of Snlo :-Cash in hand.
Aug. Is, 1893. Ii. A. RouTH,
Trustee.
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SCARED HIS SW EETHEART
TO DEATEI.

ADRIAN, Mich, Sept. 25.-Nelson
Kinney, aged twenty two years, while
out driving with his sweetheart, Miss
Maud Brainerd, lust night, attempt
cd TO shoot her, and, failing in the
attempt, fired shot into his own
head, and died almost instantly Tho
girl was so frightened thnt she died
this morning, it is said, from her OK
perieuce last night.