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furnished Rooms to let

One Tlm>. slr. per Hn<' !SecoHt Tine lie. D.r
hne; Tairi ant Subs.IHsR: 7LseS 10. per aas
No exfrd chdr1s on Sundays. ....
No EXTRA CHARGE FOR rr-AdIsrtissmcnti
for The World may he left ct any Americas
District Messenger once In the city, where tht
charges VII lie the same nj thoss at the mair
office.
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furnished Rooms to Let.

NSSsssS ~ SS~
East Side.
18TH ST.. $50 r. Neatly furnished rooms also
pantr 4 extension; oil conreniences; refer
l4TH ST, go +. Comfortably furnished, extra
larse rooms; bath; gas; housekeeping; "a so;
also hall rooms
18TH ST, IoT J, Nicely furnished hall rooms,
y week upward; private family; steam heat.
18TH ST., las f. Nicely furnished rooms: con.
convenicnces.
nth ST, 127 Z. Elegant newly furnished
rooms for gentlemen only.
18th ". 2S 7; bet: 5th ave. 4 Broadway..
very reasonable terms
i7TH ST., 1877 Y. Nicely furnished large &
small rooms ut reasonable price.
18TH ST, ass =. Elesan, large, comfortable
room. hot 4 cold running wnter; heated private
house.
18TH ST., $50 Z. -Extra large, comfortable hall
rooms, with closets. gas; low rent.
18TH ST. 143 Z Handsomely furnished rooms
for gentlemen only.
10TH ST, ~. E.-sunny suit; . large rooms;
transit nts taken.
10Th ST, As F., near Broadwny-Large and
small rooms to rent cheap.
9th ST. "a Il. Double & single sunny rooms
transient or permanent: reduced winter terms.
sTSr ~ EASr-E lezant room,: near Bro.i.
gentlemen OF light housekeeping; respectable
PeoPne.
o2D ST., I5S L. -Handsome large and small
rooms. suitable for two: every convenience.
22D ST., IO4 +. One nicely furnished hall bed
room to let; bath Il gas.
ODD ST. a23ia E, Large and small rooms; q. 80
upward.
18TH ST. 234 f. Furnished comfortable room
for housekeeping; 81 so per week respectable
party.
nth ST., 100 E.-2 connecting rooms; house.
Keeping: others; hot, old water, eath. gas.
IA z ,olh 4 Madison aves. Handsome
oeTH ST. % Nicely furnished large. SECOND.
story front room: running water; ali con-
veniences: breakfast; reasonable.
ooTu ar ,,s u -Dss,r.,,s "a stow connect
ing rooms; all conveniences: breakfast served
33D ST, 247 Nicely furnished rooms, large
arr en- ,,s .eo.,. -; o. "a,
,sTis az ,i- -. $50 IT.S, sa,.o,e..
18Th ST. III E--inrge room. light hopsekeep,,
kitchen.
also single room; reference,
l0TH ST l34 e near LeIInVton-FuTnIsbed
rooms, with or without board; table board.
4OTfi ST, 242 T. Nicely furnished rooms, with
4isI;ST: ~ large iurnIshed front ana back
4lsT ST. l2t f.. near Grand Central Depot
lAtse q nail rooms; gas oatn' neat renSona-
PIE rent.
4lsT ST. 32t = Bach basement for light house.
keeping nail ocornoms from ~ 20 up. -
Asst ST. 300 F., near Central Front
rom; 2 gentlemen or ladies; also hall room.
42D ST., an E.-2 nicely furnished rooms, to-
sether or separate, for gentlemen OF light house
keeping.
4STH ST. l58 z, convenient Grand Central
Front pArlOr: other rooms; good neighborhood;
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BARGAtNS-Fnrnished large and small fats;
weekly. monthly; immediate possession: par.
tlculnrs. bEliNllAI,D, 81 W. 3Uh ii.
HlGI-SrOOp basement single fat 4 rooms 4
bath, furnished Tor housekeeping uptown. Call
81 West 18TH II.
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Flat. and Apartments To let.


1ooTH ST., 107 w. Just furnishing, complete.
~ more elegant steam -hoated fats, 4 rooms 4
bath; all light; immediate Possession; go
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10Th Ste 8 Ave

T0mn.,.I HNNVTNW ACADEMN.
kAn nox,e innS second term for ladies and gentle.
hldnen y, rrnNESDAI evening; lor ladies and
dvslr icsSnl hDA afternoon. Schniart Tor
ktry grWtSHSonS received al all times. Receptions
'fNhDAi evening, AP. NJ.
PROF. A. FISCHER.
" hMnAATTAN DANCING ACADEMY, 20
b enrpaan ~ -Four class lessons, 81: - Lessons.
hin MY waltz guaranteed In q private lessons.
kiasda u'Nlr 81; receptions Wednesday and
famisSiSc "ytliillgs dancing :. 30 To IL T.. NJ.
sann,slnan teachers; hest place in tho city ut
~ a. prices. send Address Tor circular. Pri-
M chiii III IN The waltz our specially; afternoon
NJ, s,n ,. and ladies', Tues lays and natur-
'"'le price, y to IN y. NJ.
saa al NEwBERGER. 20 West insth st.
thhy I'D East T2d ST. Adults classes n spe-
6Sn' '"o'Slep and all fashionable dancssi cir
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L. a. LJMDE,

beclsSI,v's , dith St, corner broadway, makes \
~ teaching persons to dance who have
hitI" p w hhu tailed 10 learn at other academies;
NV lAlest fashionable dances thoroughly
EhciSr,s inIerloon aud evening classes; class
hiraI r u receive strictly private lessons without
.,HuIgo. Onrll hnlly. 10 A. NJ. To IL L. NJ.
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UnfurnIshsd-Ws.t Side.

BI.EECKER ST: ?s7-A very nice apartment to
small family; ID floor; rent, $40.
COLUMBUS AWE O40, near lO6til st. 8 rooms,
improvements, Sli, sl3; 1 mouth irce; halls
carpeted.
LEROY 81, 5G-3 large, newly hXcd-up rooms.
CAN on Mr.. MCDONALD, janitor.
MACDOUGAL ST. corner Nandan Fine apart:
ments OF I rooms In Il we'll kept house, with all
improvements rent $40 To S1S. Apply to Innitor
or MILES d HELPER, 30i L.. broadway, y. Y.
WATTS 81 IL, 10, 2i To let, splendid apart
mcnt.; rsnjs cheap; location fine. .Innitor.
4TB ST., 22I W. Nicely decorated fats, every
convenience; rents SlG. 30 L S22 Jauitor.
9TH AVE. pa Elegant fats for residence or
light business hot h cold water; Z rooms h bath
TrH AVE. .niA. between hath a l3hth Sts.
Handsome single top hat 4 light roonN; steam
heated; all improvements; decorated; rent low.
Apply on premises, a -, 49,. -.
TTH AVE. no. JO2 3oI, ETH ST. Handsome
Hats, . rU,nis 4 baIhi all improvements: deco
rated all light rUOnls; new hnu .e; S2l TO FL.
sTn AVE. ZOOS, near 13Sth n. Fine Fat, q
large, light rooms; private hall; improvements;
go
uTu AVE-, 7U2-Hanisons new apartments, B
rooms, heated: modern improvements, light,
decorated desirable location 81.
lTrH ST., an. 2i0 W, Elegant apartments, 3
rooms, all improvements. va, vla
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COLUMBUS ROOMS, 10 EAST 42D ST.
lSS McCABE'S

iFss, ~, AVA DENY Glasses now forming at
iasses Il Ll ST., between 9th ave. and broadway.
D0S vsety afternoon and evening: private les
Sale isous lour. 81 waltz guaranteed In six pr-
3O0s SSIfS2ns' 81; I lessons, 81 quarter, "a les
ma nj Ialy and gentleman assistants
LDAy ruNtnNS WEDNESDAY AND SATuR-
SS%nesInners at amy time. Day or evening.
a htII,S and Individual attention given TO those
Alcss ny waltz, also the new and fashionable
. including Stage, fancy and character,
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UnfurnIshed-North Of .sth Street.
nfurnIsh

CENTRAL AVE. l6l, corner Suydam 1t. ,
BrOoklyn-2 floors: 5 large rooms each i'm
provemcnis; 81 80 4 $40. 80; fine neighborhood;
near car lines h ~ station.
DUFFIELD ST, M. near the bridge Elegant
apartment. 3 light rooms, all improvements,
$40.
DUFFIELD ST, lO3, near the b~ridge-4 light
rooms, nll improvements, S13 X Sl6.
SEVENTH We, BS-BeautiIul wilde nat; :
rooms and bath steam heat: perfect light; SO.
58TH ST., l block from elevated station, half
hour from New York city llall-SiN large
rooms 4 hath, Sl5 4 $40.
TO RENT-4 beautiful rooms; only 81. Call at
23l Navy ST., Brooklyn.
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Fu~rnishsa-east Side

56TH ST, Finely furnished d room fiat;
heated; so monthly. Fl.AG;G, 2i2 W. nd 81
GOTH ST.. 9'3 i. Flat :, outside sunny rooms;
bath; beautifully furnished; 81. stephens,
THE ADELAIDE.
CORNER ARE AVE-. AND Nth ST.
Elegant corner apartment, . npnS, hath newly
decorated: new furniture; Will rent Tor u months
or ~ year; all modern Improvements. Apply on
nrenliseS,
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STRANGERS visiting city can lind beautiful suits
of rooms, with private baths, by day or week;
Gale attached. Address Madison Square, box ~
World. uptown. -
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West Side.
AMSTERDAM AVE, lT8S, near lI1th At. 80
Furnished hall room TO let; "a nat.
BROADWAY, l2I4, adjoining Imperial Hotel
2or 3 beautifully furnished rooms, e'cry con-
ventence. Nevt.
GREENWICH 81, nj large double room.
well iuln shed % weekly smaller rComs, Sup,
MANHATTAN AVE. III, near leah 81. Gle
waited station Pleasant, sunny rooms, private
house; references.
SPRING ST, 2mp-IarGc front 4 hall room,
nicely furnished; , Tor . gents; very cheap.
wAVERLEY PLACE. $50, near 10Th st. rur.
ntshed rooms, light housekeeping, S-.5p; square
room, ~.
wANERLEY PLACE. l5i-Hsnd>omsly far
nished front parlor, iuidinr- he'd, bath. gas,
ample cioset, 81.
W~AVERIEY PLACE. l2T Warm, well. fur
nishcd, large rooms, 81 toe 80; ladies or gentle
men.
". HOUSTON 81. 2SS Neatly furnished large,
heated nom: gas, bath, homo comforts; private
house: nnt tree balance nf week good uCtghlOr
hood near Hudson II. convenient To all car Emit $,
rent g.
W. wAsHINGToN PLACE, Ic7 Ni,e'y fur
niShed rooms, for light housekeeping, In private
house.
WEST WASHINGTON PLACE. l24 Wen fur.
nished front parlor with heat, gas X bath price
moderate.
iTII ST., "a W. washington square Nicely
furnished rUonIs Tor housekeeping or gentlemen:
rent, Sa.soup
9TH AVE, IA Large sunny room for , seutlc.
men or man X wife.
m AVE. 2Sl. between 2Sd h oath SITS. Nicely
furnished largr front and hail rooms. Sl.SoS nv
9TH AVE. s5+ Large nicely furnished frunt
room; . gentlemen or man \ wife,
1TH AVE, III DESIRABLE rooms, large 4
small conveniences reasonable,
1rH AVE. as Furnished MONS; running water,
bath, closets; house heated; private family.
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Elegant corner apartment, newly decorated, Z
rooms Il bath; hardwood finish, elevators:
steam heat & fuel furnished; everything first
class. Apply on premises.
THE HERMOINE. southwest corner 1lSth st.
and Park ave. Elegant apartments, Z large
rooms and bath, handsomely decorate I; steam
heat. elevators, iuel; see these flats before rent
Ing elsewhere Il will pay you; rents SO to Si5.
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Of the members. the last meeting having
been held ~ Judge Hoyt's and the next
enc being held ~ the residence OF Mr. and
Mrs. J. II. Price. These reunions promise
20 be among the p.easantest Of Olympia
social gatherings this winter. Prizes viii
be contested for and refreshments served
Mrs. j. H. Price, wife OF the secretary Of
state. entertained n few friends Thursday
evening in honor of Mrs lane and daugh-
ter. OF Tacoma, who are visiting Mrs
Price.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene kreider returned
Thursday from the Worlds fair.
W. W. Mott IS in Spokane representing
Insurance Commissioner Price IN the Far
mers' Insurance Company case
Miss Louise Aver. OF Seattle. is spending
n few days in Olympia
Mrs }. OBJ. Seobey, wife Of the editor OF
the Osympiaa, Jeff Tuesday for the World .
fair.
Miss Dora sternbers has returned from
her visit 10 the East.
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OLYMPIA SOCIAL NOTES.
Gov. Ferryss Progressive Eachre Part,
Episcopal Bahv shaw.


olYxPrA, Oct -.-ESpecisi. I-Ex-Gov.
and Mrs. Ferry gave y pleasant progress
save euehre pa-ty SATURDAY. evening in
koaor of Mr.. aud Mrs John Le&ry. Of Sc
attic. Prizes we're awarded. and after the
game xas completed dainty refreshments
we're served Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs Leary. Judge and Mrs. Dunbar,
Judge and Mrs. Hoyt. Mr. and Mrs. Pail
Sklllman. Col. and Mrs osings, Mrs Nc
Kenny and Mrs King. Capt. and Mrs.
Hatch, Mrs. Capt J. J. Gilbert, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gowey, Gr. and Mrs. o'Brien and
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed
The ladies OF ST. Johns Episcopal church
hit on q method of raising funds for that
organization last Saturday that vas 80 old
/. was almost novel. that 5 by giving .
baby show. There we're twenty-three
babies entered for the four prizes, which
were carried of by the four darlings re-
ceiving the highest numoer OF votes
These were Laura Sherman. Selwyn
Harris, C. Ferry Hatch and Freddie Dan
can. The contestants were: Howard
Holmes, Catharine Goodrow, Donald Nc
Fadden, SeIwyn Harris, Marie Grigg. Mil
dred Lemon. Katherine Claypooi. 10y
Horton, Lillian Cheim. Eliza Crosby,
Freddie Duncan. Francis Klebev, Adalins
Hatch, Ruth Van Eaton. Ellis Aver, Ed
win Aver, Laura Sherman, Bobby Shear
man, Margaret Eastman. Ferry Hatch,
Shirley Long and two whose names were
not learned.
The Neighborhood Progressive Euchre
Club has been organized with the follow
ing members: Judge and Mrs. Hoyt,
Judge and Mrs. Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs J.
II. Price. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Skiilman, Mr..
and Mrs. W. W. Mots. Mr., and Mrs. o. C.
White, Mr. and Mrs. H r. Shepard, Mr..
and Mrs W. T. Forrest, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
NJ. Reed, ST., NJ. and Mrs. Ross The
club will meet once a week at the houses
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Seattle Carnp. So. 60. on Wednesday
evening initiated one candidate who wzs
instructed in the work Of the Protection
degree One new application was received,
which was referred for investigation
7. L. Taylor. who for about q rear has
been living in Fail City. vas in the city on
business and stopped over that ne might
visit his reighhors Of the craft. All present
we're glad TO greet Neighbor Taylor. The
choppers were out, and how the chips He~ |.
Choppers. sharpen your axes and get
after those choppers living in Seattle who
have not been 70 any Of the camp meet
ings for over two years.
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GOOD UNDERWEAR GOOD. BEST.

We have this season an immense
stock Of ladies and childre 5 under
wear. 1t is big in quantity, great in
qualities and small IN prices. We
have exclusive agency in Seattle Tor
leading brands. Each is guaranteed
II be # the best and most reliable
quality.
sIUTTGARTER NORMAL SAM
IARG. Endorsed everywhere by the
medical profession as being adapted
TO persons o. delicate constitutions.
Thoroughly serviceahle, extremely
hf ng and warm and com o. table.
Sole scents for this city.
VI NSING NON 5 SHRINKING.
Made upon newest methods and war
Eaniei in every particular. Most
saa-iactory underwear. Sole agents
for Seattle.
1FStLANTI UNDER EAR.
many people will have no other.
hhoWn from one end of country to
me other as spien lid underwear.
Soie agents for Sea tie.
ok WARMERS HEALTH. The
name IS household worI in the
"i'ed States. Been tr!eI for years
anu round 10 meet every underwe ear
fsS1"eFnent. Largest stock in the
state
bargain from hosiery section.
o'''y one Of the many that are 10 be
found there:
Dt.c-Ladies' Black English Cash
me Hose, double soles, heels
az toes. Regular csc quality, at soc
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Columbia Lodge. No. 2 held very in
teresting meeting las. Monday night.
There we're a large number Of visiting
brethren in attendance from surrounding
lodges.
Columbia Lodge. No ?. has set aside the
second meeting night of each month as so
ciai night. and the committee having the
matter in charge was instructed 10 prepare
programme for next meeting night.
Brother s. G. Benedict. fnancier. is ex-
pected 70 be present at the next meeting
OF Columb ia lodge
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for the u1expi-ed term and wffA Sister
Chandler wss duly installed BY the cepnsy
grand master. Sister Ida Boyer Several
SISTERS made interesting talks
Next T1essiay night Is the monthly ini-
tiatson night Of Seattle lodge. No. :. and
i . expected tina. there wIIl be about
twesty candidates who VII brzEe the ter
rors OF initiation
Seattle. Ne :. Is the largest lodge in the
state
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As result of the fight between the city of
Oakland, Cal. and the Southern Pacific Com
pany for possession Of the Oakland water 'front.'
valued at several million dollars, the state has
brought suit to enforce its claim of title to the
entire property in dispute, together with all
whsrves, buildings snd improvements
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sons OF Temperance.

Loyal Division. No. 80. was organized at
Athena, Or, on Monday evening of this
week by Grand Worthy Patriarch John
Bushell and W. H. Seymour, D. G. w. P,
with thirty-one charter members.
Adams Division, No. "a, was organized
at Adams. Or, on Wednesday evening,
with twenty-five charter members. There
are now three divisions of this order in
Eastern Washington and four in Umatilla
county. Oregon.
SIDNEY Division. No. I. reports forty
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= MILLINERY FACTS

Prominent. pervading principles
meet You in Millinery Department.
Facts that cannot he gainsayed. Facts
of latest styles. Facts of best duaIi-
ties. Fact. of lowest prices Facts
that economical women appreciate.
facis that please every woman who
wants best millinery ut smallest cost.
Facts which competition cannot
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Buy Your
Carpets Here.

We offering the best qualities Of carpets ss
prices which defy competition Nowhere else you find
fine goods at such figures This viii again
give you the chance buy at the bargain prices
week Don't buy yard carpet until you
these
CT 0s-Smih's Moauetes. beautiful goods and designs,
cI-o guaranteed in every particular scraps Msde
and aid, $1.25 yard.
-noTapestry Brussels the celebrated Alex Smith make.
sUO with without border. hosts patterns goods
brand Reduced from 81 10 zoe yard made and laid
iQcIngrans. full quality Reduced from DC TO e
Too yard. made and laid,
e0oTapestry Brussels patterns. Regular price SOC
OOe bargain OF Importance At G0c. made and laid
G0 00-Smy Rugs. Beautiful SMYRNA Rugs. beautiful
pc'cV colors beautiful des gns, 3x6 feet only $3.50
-0c-lngrains. Extras. Atwood full weight and quality,
w reduced New goods and designs. We oner
twenty-five patterns zoe. ade and laid.
S1-Body Brussels highest standard extra grade new
"a goods designs and coIors actually worth 81 w.
rare bargain AZ ST. made and laid
81 7S-Carpet sxeepers, cheaper than brooms a. this
SA''o price. Bssell make only $40
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Sons of Veterans.

Tomorrow night Gen. George H. Thomas
Camp. No. 1. holds its regular meeting.
Visiting brothers are cordially invited.
Col. Fletcher. Of Tacoma, issued division
orders No. last week
Sheridan Camp, No. "a, held a very
pleasant campfire and reunion recently.
Capt. l.. Booker, of Camp No. l6, New
Whatcom, has resigned.
Capt. Harry ID. Cowles, of Olympia, was
in the city last Thursday.
The vacancy caused dy the resignation
of Capt. Allen has not been flied no orders
having yet been received.
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Independent Order Of odd Fellows.


Puget Sound Lodge. No. II, on Friday
evening conferred the rank of Page on two
applicants and on next Friday evening
this rank will DO conferred on one ana the
Esquire rank on three candidates.
An enjoyable entertainment was given
by Unitv Lodge. No. 90. at its new castle
hall in Walis Walla addition on Friday
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evening The arst part Of the evening Was
devoted 20 an exesilent literary aud rnusi-
cal programme. xhich was as fcliows:
se1eexAon ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Mnazotia G3ab
,. o. Nsrfnex. vs. P Fsasoss. e. "a
frv1r and K trsz16sx
Address -.s--.....-.-...-..s 2. 9 Carlisle
Vocal soSo .s.e4 p ssoo3a1e
Plzaa accompaniment 81 Nrx G9Ss1sus-
k@cstas1Ca he Keepers story" 2sEd Filler
Vocal soso-~Tne Bso1en Fgscaexs .-..-s..
.-.-........ SIR. : 7 Pset
Psano aeoompaaisssrt sy Mr.. Fnflsp Kakizsaa
rtA72 ss ssesfrTl. ..s..- .ZrA r. ~ No02EGs
Vocal solo G. ~ Craze
Piano aecoxapaairaeaf 6y Psof issrsh
kecst4tton-'sTae THy bgsegs~ ysnzie Iaslts
NDe&i SOLO -s-ttz FszIcs = afsrS Bessie LSgiss
Piano sceoE ysaimsa2 - Essle KlDzsy.
Aar6osz S~se~zs0n -...4..........-. g. H. Irwin
Noe6g sose--.'53rxz a. Lore ....s- Lg49 Barsger
Accompanied 81 Grsce Ez-Ngsr on pzsao sDd
NintI-e1 AsgEer 90 E.a.ln-
After the above exercises we're concluded
the remainder Of the evening vas spent IN
dancing. The committee on arrangements
were: John StringeT, r. r. Lonswzy, Z. Z.
Hickman, ]. :. Toole. z. T. Cook
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THE SECRET ORDERS.
Several Of the Lodges Give En-
joyabIe Entertainments
FoaaesTERs CHANGE BYLAWS.


Two candidates received the second de-
gree in Diamond Lodge. No. 81. Free and
Accepted N2sons. ~ Black Diamond on
Saturday erehing. Worshipfal Master
John A. Phillips presiding.
One Of the most interesting meetings Of
Lorraine Chapter. No. 9. Order Of the
Eastern Star, took place Wednesday even
ing. Brother W. Y. Rineharf. jr-. gave .
eraphic description Of the Worlds fair.
He spoke OF his hearty reception by Sister
Lorraine J. Pitkin. general grand secre-
tary, who has elegant quarters fitted up
especially for the Order OF the Eastern
Etar. and who 10 the representative for the
entire United States and desires all sisters
and brothers TO visit her. He spoke Of
some Of the visitors TO the Worlds fair
who expressed their Incredibly Of the ex-
istencs OF such a person IS "Angeline Of
Seattle" when her picture vas explained 20
them.
A committee OF Lorraine Chapter, No. 8,
Order Of the Eastern Star, - preparing a
series Of sociabies and concerts for the
winter months.
s.. Johns Lodge. No. 2. A. +. and A. NJ,
held special communication last week
and conferred the degree Of Entered APP
prentice On one candidate.
The Gns album now in position In the
main hall Is rapidly filing with photo
graphs.
Tomorrow Arcana, No. 81, T. and A. NJ.
will hold o regular communication and
will confer the feiioweTatt degree.
Brother g. D. Rudy, OF Arraua, No 81,
a most energetic and consistent Mason,
left for his home at Los Angeles. Cal, last
Saturday by the Queen. He will be absent
several months.
Seattle Commandery. No. 2. X. T., will
hold = regular eonciave next Friday a.
their asylum.
The commandery meets the second aud
fourth Fridays. The hour IL 7: 30 O'Clock.
Eureka Lodge. No. %. A. T. and A. NJ,
will hold a regular communication next
Saturday.
Brother /. A. Park. W. NJ, is nov a. the
Worlds fair.
The Masonic library commission was
presenter with years subscription to the
Trestie Board, Masonic monthly, by
Brother Mulch.
The Paciac Mason in its next issue will
contain two fine pictures of prominent
workers in the field OF Masonry.
Independents Order of Odd Fellows.
Lake Washington Lodge, No. ~. on
Monday night initiated one candidate. and
those present were entertained by remarks
from visiting brothers from Black Dia-
Inond and other places
Salmon Bay Lodge. No. 100, |. o. o. f.,
VIII give pink tea social, followed by q
dance, In their hall on October H.
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Degree of Honor. A. O. u. w.

Seattle Lodge, No. z, held its meeting on
the 18th OF last month. There was an un-
usually large attendance. Sister Fannie
Chandler. recorder-elect, has returned
from an Eastern trip aud a visit to the
Worlds fair. The lady of honor chair be-
ing vacant Sister Cummings was elected
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grasp. Facts that are creating big
business Tor the department. The
prominent. pervading principles are
Rest goods at lowest prices. Let the
Millinery Department quote you a
few prices on modern millinery. Your
surprise Will be pleasant one.