davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-05
9iimme CIVILIZATIONS. sam6e.

8om 9roBen NappIepn riibrt Der Nus=
fpru9 Der: r&rabe ben Huffen' unb Iofort
fommt Der Satar gum 8orf9ein!" 8orfGGe
ber lebten Sabre rsntfertigen bic Ser
mutbung, bob a19 bel unsebli6 bOber ci=
biliitrten @Dlfern Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aug rur elm iebr biinner lit.
@ir meinen Die ungliidli6en @orfdIe in
Rem beuts3tn Roloni.n in Gfrifa. @te bus
&absl beri9tet, 1T in Dar es 5atam Der
Oireftor Der OitafrifaniI9en plantagens
@efelf4aft fpegen @ruufamfeit gegen Mdn@
ner unb 5rauen gu fiinf5ebnidbrissr 3udt=
baustrafe Derurtbeilt tporoen. Die @ranz
~Ionttett muB afr = HG6eres neiB man barr
iiber mod ni4t = febr groB g~etpeisn 1ein
uno ldBt permutben, bdB berIelbe feine9te0er
limb gfegerinnen bat gu Sobe priigeln unb
martern laiien. Wenigitens muB man bas
gegeniiber ben leibten ober gar feinen Straz
fen annebmen, nit pelcben @e6lan, petsrs
Ii. u. fprtgefommea finb, pber man miiB!e
gu Der anoeren S9luBfoIserung ge3punoen
freroen, Dab bic beuti9en @eri9te 8eantte
unb pribatperi onen nit berI9ieoenen
MuBe meKen.
Wte tommt eB, odB 2eute, tpel9e auf Der
9Obe oer 8tloung iteben unb einem 8olte
GngebOren, tDel9es beute an Der SpiBe Der
Civilization mari9irt unb fi9 Teiner Sue
manttdt ribmt, 10 f9ne1 gu Sprannen urn
unmenf9ltben 8arbaren iperben, fobalb lie
nit f9pa9en unb uncibilifirten Meniber
5u tbun befommen, unb @~raufamfeiten an
oenielben p~erii6en, an Die tie bdbeim nidt
5u oenfen ipagen piirben? MuB man bu
nt9t dnnebmen, ouB bic 6umunitqt unb
Gtptltidtipn nur elm febr biinner 6irnib 1T,
Der febr f9nea ubfGQt, To6dlb er nit be-
nneultur IN 8eriibrung fommt, unb Der
b~eftdnoi9en @rneuerung bur9 8erii6runa
nit Der Civilization bsbarf2 nnb muB man
1tft fpeiter annebmen, baB Die unter bieiell
oiinnen 5irniB berrf9enbe 9rauTamfeit uno
8arburei biel otter aud inmitten Der gipi-
%lifation gum @orf9ein fomnren piirbe,
ipiiroe bieielbe ni9t bur9 bic 6eilIame
5ur9t in S9ranten gebaltsn uqb beipogen,
it3 gu berfteden unb gu Derf9leiern?
Die @ebIan, peters unb 59r0ber mir
ben au9 in SeutfAlanb graufamfeiten perz
iiben, tpenn fe Die Sur9t bor Strafe uni
@ntebrung in ben &ugen ibrer, ibrsn Gibi=
liIationsfirniB better betpabrsnbsn Mitmen=
f@en nibt babon abI9redte. Sobatb fe
benz @eit9tsfreiie berIelben entriidt 1tnb obsr
entriidt gu fetn g~lauben, bri9t ibre 8e1tien=
ratur bur3, Die 5fiebri4 gisbI6e freilid
nit Der gesei9nung ul1ebermenf9en" ebrt
sic niir6e ou9 babeim otter gum Our9s
bru9e fommen, pdre ni9t bic 6eilIame
5ur9t Dor ben libsrdlen Parteien i'm beut=
i9en Gei4stage unb ben beutf9en 2anOtas
gen, beren @i9tigteit unb y}ot6penoigfeit
als 8erfe9ter Der 6umunitdt unb Gipili1u=
tion bdraus bsrborgebt.
Die Menf6li@feit lit Bel ben Meiften nut
cine mebr ober tpentger biinne Sin9e, eine
3~nangsidde. @be fte Der groBen Maffe,
audi ben fogendnnten 8ebtlbsten, in 6letfG
unb 8lut, in 9era unb Ser1iit6 iibergegangen
fein tpirb, birfte mod mdn9es Sabrbunbsri
peritreiAen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Wds 1T auf einmal los? Wie fonln,t es,
baB eutf9zbemotrattf6e 8ldtter, bi,allf ben
eriten Smpuls bin 9eger bas Gbi:asosr prpz
gramm unb Sidet gepettert BADEN, iebt auf
einmal umf9lugen unb fir 8rpan ms 9orn
bldIen2
Wtr fDnnten cine gan5e Nnaabl folder
8ldtter nennen, bod Wamen t9un ni1ts
CUR SADIE unb mir balten es uns fir fpGter
auf, ben 9erren bas G9ubndeeGs @ert9t gu
Ierbiren, bas gu Deri4lingen fte i'm 8egriff
ite6en.
Rt6t Inn Tie an3uflasen, Ionbern I'm fte
tbeiltpeiie gu entf4uloigen, feben mir bsute
Die Sober an.
Gs gibt cine groBe Nn3abl beut19sbemos
frati19er Wo6enbldtter unb au9 eintge
Sagesbldtter, tpel9e ibren 9alt Bel ben
bemofrattf9en Srganiiationen finber, glsi9z
fam pie G9ltngpflan5en am bemofrattI6en
@tamme empornu9ern. Biele 9erausz
seber fol9 fleiner 8Gdtter finb iogar 8eamte,
GountD glerfs, l1rtunoenz2 egtftratoren,
gptntbsS 9aBmeiiter ii. bgl. unb bdnsen
baber bon Der pdrteiorgdnifdtion ab. Oieie
IIbbGngtgteit 1T es, pel9e Die
S9pentung in's popotrdtifde Eager berurz
Ia9t bat. OILS bic 8eri6te iiber bic g6tz
ca9oer Contention einIiefen, ba regte fi9
bas e6rIi9e beutf9e glut iiber Die 8erni9z
ttng alter bemofruttf9er 9runbfdBe duf,
1nb es mar ber3erfrif9enb, Die gefunben,
mann6aften 1trtbeile gu leTen, pel9e in
0ubenben BON bemDtratif9en benti9sn
8lGttern erf9ienen.
sSebt aber flingt uns aug bielen berielz
BEN f9or Elm gang dnberer Son entgegen.
Man fiebt, baB bic 8rDtz unO 8utterfrdge
tire getpi9tise Stimmte in Bite Wagf6dle ge2
porfen Bat, baB bic bemofratif9en Wd9er
in ben betreffenben Counties unb GongreB9
be5irfen gu benz bemotratif9en rS9riftleie
ter" bes beutf9sn 8ldtt6ens sefagt baben:
2ieber Sreunb, mas lit benin NIT Dir los?
|8tuf Ou ben Steps" in bic 9dnbe arbeiten
unb unfer gountptidet, ia fOgdr unfern
GonsrsBfib gefdbrOen? Mas 9u bd segen
bic gbicdgoer plattform, sesen 8rpdn nno
Sepau f9reibf, mag ia in getpiher ge5ies
bung feline Hi9tieteit BADEN, urs aber liest
bus 9emb ndber als BET Sod, Iafe bic gro>
BEN 8ldtter, tpel9e cine na%tionale
Ste1ung BADEN, ben 9ampf ausfe9ten, mir
baben ben gemeinf9aftlt9e
3tped, Dor GIem uner Snterefe in
Der engcren 9etmdtb gu tDubren.
9us Snterefft obsr, bas ben 2tuten
am nG9Fen ltest, eibt ben Qusf9lag.
OeBbdlb iinb bereits man9e beut19e @ldts
ter, tDel9e Dor stpei Woden in pas
trtDttf der @eife ge9en bas g~bicagoer
popotratif9e Mahpert gesetert babeu, in's
popotrdtifhe Eager iibersegangen unb tDerz
ben In ben nd9ten Do9en mod nebr ii6erz
geben. Wtr iperben urs cine 2iite frl=
der 8latter anIegen, bic fi9 eegen fire befz
iere neber5eugtng unb i'm bireften Wibers
fpru9e 5u benz, tpds Tie bor Gursem uls
bds &i4ti9e erfdnnten, an bic Safel nit
benz S9uhnGaelgeri9t geiebt babsp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-05

Cart G9ura tpirO, pie iebt Offi5iea
angefiinbigt tpirb, bsmnd4ft tit Mes
bic 81 ebnerb il 8 ne befeigen,
neil er bic Grage bonn ebrli4en @elo als Die
2ebensfrose otlss 2aHOes 6etra4tst,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-05
9lbnnnememts

9tbonnenemtSspreiie:
Edelibe Wtorgen : guseabe in Der Staot brr9 bic
Srdoer ms Saus ~eeliefert.
Scr Wo9e $0.15
sdoii6e auseube uno Ser WeftenH per Wode.. 0.2O
Scr Neften" per ESQ
W6bentIi6e Gus9abe Der Sabr............... $50
@usipdrtiee @bDnnsntcn per 9pit in ben Ser. Staaten
iotuie GanaOo uno Merico:
Sdeli6e Ius9ube per Sabr i'm goraus........ $500
Scr Neeten" per Sabr 200
@o1entIi6e Iuseabe Der Sabr.............. 200
Sns MuslunD:
(Gondeo uno Merito ausgenonmen):
E6eli6e Iusgabe per 90
@o6enblatt oOer 9Gp6eu=Yeeften ............. 800
Sonntaoss9geIten nit nS6er3 unb GrnfH...... $50
3eoeblatt unO Scr @eien" 1850
IIlinois Staats-Zeitung Co..
Chicago, Sn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-21
Order OF the Eastern star.

On wednesday evening Lorraine Chap
ter. No. 8, herd the most largely attended
meeting % the year. Many visitors from
other chapters we're present, Myrtle Chap
Ter, No Is, being especially wen repre-
sented. Degrees were conferred On swo
candidates and an disqualification OF the
faral work followed The duet by Airs.
Hattie Ta,madgo and Mrs. L. e. Damon
~ as given With dramRao effect and was
one OF she prettiest features OF the work
A. she close OF chapter friends were TN
veted 81 and the following programme was
given, under the auspices o. the auxiliary:
A8dFcss by the president. Mrs. n. 4.
Palmer. vocal solo. Mrs Hattie Tatnadge;
sketch 81 Alice and Phoebe Cary, Mrs.
Guernsey. vocal selection ana encore.
Master Harry Gordon. solo. "The Day Is
Done Mss Weed: a few anecdotes or
American writers. Miss Hughes. Mss
Talmaage gave the laSt us1-1ber. an instru-
mental selection. receiving a hearty en-
core. 60 which she was obliged - respond.
During ghe evening refreshments were
served IN tire banquet room 20 atsout l50
people, Mrs. J. Haley acting as the able
chairman IN charge. The satter part OF
ths evening wrss given NJ % music ard
dancing
Lorraine chapter viii install officers Oh
uHccmbvr = az Masonic hsl. having a.
cvpted - tnN-tats0n Of the council and
~ SeHSTs Chapter. No. 2, 20 ho}d Joint
ceremonies Masonic friends are invited
20 attend
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u. y. DAVIDSON, Receiver.

Ire s. G. r.. A Blair. % Corr prssss. az
saoizncez1 that ms co1rz would give a New
ess4rs ere bal az Fremont and extended
cordial Invitation 20 the court 20 bs
present.
Court Pride OF sentsie No. :. Forexss.rx
OF America, held is usual weekly meet
Ing a. Forssters hal, Fremont Monday
evening last. wnen there was large ara
sFlla ussaktse attendance on the part az
tlle brothers. ard e. wzs resolved 70 hold
q public bal al Society haI. Fremont,
on New 1ears eve. and with rae pro-
essas Of such ball 20 purchase and pre-
sent the officers with q set % the new
rexalia. The committee on arrangements
consists Of Trustee s. s. EIdsr. Chief
Ranger Harry sgift ard p. c. r. Ionn
MURPHY. Win suca ar able csusnls & les
the success II assured. aEa al the sister
courts are most cordially invited 10 come
over and have good time Special cars
have been arranged for TO accommodate
visitors. Every Forester OF America
should not fail 20 lend their aid aud
financial support.
Court Enf@rgrlSe. no. O. met FL regu-
lar session on Thursday evening. The at
tendance was large many visiting br0sn-
eF8 being present. SIX applications we're
received, four candidates elected. and
three members were Initiated In the nys-
ssEies 81 the order. The following officers
we're electsd for the ensuing term: Chief
ranger. III. ]. McSorieys sab-ca1lsf ranger,
ID. n. Wheaisr. treasurer. r. a. y. Cars
tens. financial secretary, PHILIP Rotten-
stein; recording secretary. Frank Brenck-
man. senior woodward. Elmer r. ConBers.
junior woodward. John s. D0nl4n; senior
bsadls. Lsan1sr Butt. Junior beaale. ".
l.. Norrington. trustee. n. r. l.. ErelwtEx;
court physician. Dr. l. G. Neville. APP
pFopriate rsasArks were made ~ Grand
Chief Ranger J. A WessbsTg. Deputy sa-
pfsms Chief Ranger. Or. Ia c. Neville.
chisf Ranger II. J. Mesoslsy. Trustee n.
r. Frscerici. Treasurer r. A D. CarsteRs.
". l.. Norringfon and others. The social
evsnt OF the season will be thA masauer-
are ball given BY al the Eorssters In the
city and near ~ courts IN the latter part
OF January.
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rLKs HOLD 4 SESSION.
The win.eue little Corinne Was in
the Chair of Honor.


The members Of Seattle Ledge No. e. 81
she n. Y. o. e, with wives. GaughterA
ard ew~sseH carts. assembled 81 socssl ses-
ssfcu 81 their Ax~dxe RON SATURDAY vVeaiTg
after the oAo=e - che benefit rereo~asncs
- fl,e 1Ncrnne rxtravsganEs Company. 20
testify thesr appreciation 81 the k'neress
90 the talented cone1isnns ard her man
agssnent.
7he theaser had cecn crowded ~ FNe
ss.NorS. ess ccrnnaTy st sts sest and -as
Nffnneesci.@ club rind cf rse kefTs sl1-
seanstaliv augmented. 90 tsst every n-'iy
wss 81 Sixa sptrsts sns prepared - eu -
heartily tneo shcse eoTxns ~ ~uter-ainSnes -
sssvg sractfw~ CO Xxx se-ssi&
IL was past II before fhe se~H,>a wss
SsF,~~sSi ~ f-saltes Ruler Van A. Na-ter
sn~s TIE rrxt business % rNe evening was
shs fnsuctsoa srte rhs chair GO n - CO.
ssrae nerse,k T'hru re Nsu began sn3.
unaer The SEreszsoa % that rEst Ntgle
sasav keer - vssaout a ssesueat-s pause
mfsss TIRE early hours OF Sna-rfnE. Tee fsszl
FIRST Regiment Nar1 IVES u acren4arces
ard re-esa<tcsss and scr ss ~ members %
fhe tcaSre and Eh@ company rnssts tzD &C.
lshtful frnpFaupts proTTauau8@~
fshs Efk=. AL Es,Fa parV setEs~iy tscss
interested IN ths Minneapolis CAB. srs
greatly encourages AZ sse sueesss * thsr
f9y@s N-sneNt ard Il - 'iEefy thss oghar aess
esass axEracgscn< 49, 20 bsNsaEog 70 80
theafer wn5ar tAeir arspices watAia lie
next few rsomtHs-
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THE 1. O. n.
First Meeting Held In Their New
and Elegant Hail.


The T. o. r have furnished their new
hail on the Third 1oor OF No. SIS First
avenue. and the first meeting was held
there By Court Seattle. No. 80. on Tues
day evening December Is. II was pleas
ing 10 ths officers 20 see the way In which
the members turn out. and also 20 he abba
70 shake hands with go many assisting
members from Courts Puget Sound. Aui-
ton and Six Nations The general routine
OF business was gons through. including
the reception OF an applies ton for mem
beTwhip and election % officers. The fol-
lowing officers were elected; +. II. Rem
lex. q. u. II. G. r., G. y. Frasch. G.. r.:
II. NJ. Baker V. c. r.; william Cruise tre-
electef). r. c; IT. G. Gordon. nnarciai Sec
Rotary; y. II. Thedinga. treasurer. George
Newiands (rs-siscted). physician; A. d.
Richardson. chaplain; P. n. johnson. g
w; II. Blackwell J. w G. Rheinlanaer
n n: J. A. Boucher. J. u. Tie entertain
snent committee II arranging fer a public
installation OF officers and 81 the same
time a dedication 81 their new hall II
VIII be held about January T.. when they
expect 20 have the supreme secretary.
Hon. John A. LeGillivrnY. @ @. OF To-
runto. Canada. present. The high stand
ing committed met Last week in this city
and decided % push the work IN this STA &c
with renewed viEor. The members are
tnbiiant over the ORDERS prosperity on
December the Eaprerne secretary trea -
ursr's report showed thzt the membership
exceeds 100 ono. ana THAI thsre Is a surplus
fund 90 over g. coz. GO on hand. OF which
81 73s esg0 Is Invested IN United States
English and Canadian government bonds
Tho nsxt regular meeting 81 Court soattis
viii "a on Tuesday. January 5. 1897.
Court Puget Sound, No. ~. independent
Order 81 F'nrestsrs. viii hoid their regular
meeting on Tuesday evening. December -
a. tnNt~ revr haH &a SIS Front street
A large attendance - requested, as bosi-
ness 81 great Importance 70 tho order will
come before the court that evening. Yisit-
ing Nom era always welcome.
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Roth Wanted TO he nax..

Oficer Jim Wells wes called on TO arbi-
trate difference Of opinion yesterday
morning between Two employees OF Archie
Noyes' Third avenue stable. "a TO which
one was the boss or foreman. Both claimed
that title and both we're ready TO defend
IL: fl fact Ehey had begun 20 mix up when
the officer arrived on the scene. The
trouble originated by one Of the men Civ
ing Instructions 20 new hand against
the wishes OF the other. who Immediately
discharged she new man. and then pro-
oeeded 20 tell claimant number that he
was exceeding his authority. Allegation
followed allegation in rapid succession IN
eli war was declared. All this <ime the
object Of al the trouble kept jumping
around lodging the avalanche OF swings
ard jabs. and was as much excited and
winded as tire principals when the officer
arrived. The matter was finally adjusted
by the two men being relegated 20 the
ranks. the boss himself giving out the
orders
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KNIGHTS or pYTufAs.
seattI~-Lodge No. = Has Pleasant
soefaf-Nofcs.

Seattle company. No. I. uniform Rank,
X. OF r. had enc Of the largest gather
inws yet assembled az It's fourth social.
Collins han proving Inadequate % accom-
mediate them. The treasurer reported
about 1910 in ths treasury. Capt. Cough
~, Tieuts Conner and Alien. Recorder
Cram and Treasurer Carstens were ap-
roluter "a an entertainment committee
20 prepare for grand X ~ 7. BAR. On
reques. OF cart Fcrtson. Brother n. =.
NeNahon vas Initiated fer Rainier com
panw no. fs.
Seattle lodge No. ~. X. 81 p. hg9a =
crowded convention On Wednesday, v. ..
James Hart presiding. A large quantity
Or routine work waS transacted ara
then followed comforting o. the rank 81
esquire uron two candidates in a most
exemplary manner. The regular team
vac sttnnfa-nenfst Sv Tfrothsr Ambrose
ard several visitors. whose services were
greatly appreciated and a most enjoy
able time was the result. Application
was received from one candidate. and On
wednesday next ire rank OF knight VIII
"a conferred Nv \ sali team. an6 AZ nam
hers are earnestly urged 70 - present
az TO p. M. prompt. and also visitors
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evening win foiss-. and refreshments win
be served IN the banquet hall Il Is ex-
pacr@s tEat there will be q tz<ge attend
ance from b0tn lodges.
Unity F.aeAmpgrent. No. 2 and Seattle
Eneampmeut, 10. Y. ~fii hold toin,
installation ~ tos temple n North Sat
tie. on Saturday evening. January 3 Re-
tFesslrsenfs VII be served
Tsl6gely ResekAh Ledge. No. 6. viii bold
pubic instaIla ton 81 Odd Fellows Tenn
PIE, on Friday evening. January l.
Mystic Jewel Rsbsk4h Lodge, No. ~.
Will hold their regular social next Friday
evening.
Uaity Rsaekah Lodge. No. $. Of Auburn.
have invited tie degree star OF Risgeiy
Reoekah Lodge. No. {. - visit than on
Saturday evening. January :. ana confer
the Rebetah degree UPON twelve or fifteen
candidates. There will probably be \
large number GO beside tfas degree stan.
as arrangements are being made Tor re-
duced fares. and every ore that goes 20
a laurn on that occasion VIII be certain
q having an enjoyable time. as IL viii
he an al-night affair. and the AuDUrn
brothers AMI sisters win Dot spare Time
or expense 70 have the visitors enjoy
themselves.
Unity EneAmpment. No. 2 viii receive
an official visit Eext Saturday evening
from - Z. Mills. grand patriarch OF tas
state Of Washington. AL pzrriarchs from
both encampmants and visiting and So
tourning patriarchs are cordially invited
70 be present
Rsdgeiy Rsoekah Lodge, No. 8. az their
last meeting elected "a trustees for one
year. Mrs. J. J. Knot. past noble grand.
Mrs 7. r. FzFr, past noble grand; Mrs.
Charles AZ. Hathaway, past noble grand.
and Past Grand Charles b. Hathaway was
Reelected financial secretary for an3tksr
year. The RldseIy RsbekAa Social Club
VIII held their next social On Tuesday
evening % this weak. instead az on TauFs-
day evening.
Lake Washington Lodge, No. 81. oor-
ferred the First degree upon two canGl-
dates last Monday eVeninE and VIII con-
fer The Seeana aagree tanlght
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Lodge News of Everett.

EVERETT. Dee 1s.-Penansuiar Lodge.
No. e. A r and A. NJ. Of Eyerec-. srl.ti-
ated thu following officers On Thursday
oscar E. Res. ". NJ; Joseph A. swaiweil.
3 w: o L Bowen, J. w: s. e Thayer,
secretary: W. O. SwalweIl. treasurer;
Louis Patnand, s. D.; p. K Lewis. J. d.
c. n. Boyuton. 3. s; a. S. Taylor, J. s
II. A. Douglas. tyler.
Eastern Star we're elected "a the 18Th
inst: Mrs. vinnsfred Bowen, " NJ:
Oscar e. Rea. W. P: Mrs. Ava \. BOr-
land. A. II. Mrs. Eva Chapman. co.Iauc-
tor. Mss Mae SwsrtotE. assistant con-
ductor; Mrs. Maud Svarfout. treasurer:
Jphn s. Borlana. seerstary.
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Leather Goods.

Special. attention Is directed 10 eur
very low prices on Leather Goods suit
able FOR Christmas gifts.
Children's Initial Purses, i5c each.
Ladies' Leather C'aln Purses. &c. so.
GeC, CSC. 75c. 81 10 s1.Ts each.
Ladies' Leather Combination Purse
and Card Case, 5ac. sc. &c, $50.
Ladies Real Seal Comhins ton Parse
and Card Case, Sc, 81. LIS, also. SO
10 SEQ
Ladies' Real Alligator Combination
Purse ard Card Case, 9oc. 81 tl.15 20 81.
Ladies' Bicycle Chateiains Bags, In
black or colors. TIC. csc. sl.ss 20 ss.5o.
Ladies' shopping Bags. leather. VITA
cloth top, sec. 7sc. SC, 81. 81 80 20 $50.
Gents' Collar and Cufr Boxes. &c. 81.
1875.
Ladies' and Gants' Leather Dressing
Cases, with brushes. comb. etc. T6o,
81, 81 %. Sc. 80 to $3.50 each.
Ladies' Mnsfc Rolls, Sc, SIS 90 s2.&.
Ladies' Music CHSes, si-sJ. 500.
Ladies' Leasherette Glove ana Hand
kerChief Boxes. 7Se set.
Ladies Imitation Lizard Glove
Boxes. sSa each.
Ladies' Imitation Lizard 1iAndker-
chief boxes. CSC each.
Ladies Imitation Lizard Jewel Box
Is, &C 20 SIS each.
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roREsrERs or AMERICA.
'ss onlesrs Elected by Court Enter
prise and Other Notes


CeaTt Excelsior No. Il, f'oresters Of
aas'cs. held Us usual weekly meeting
assaay evening last at Olympia has.
sscaad avenue. Two app issaf3oas Tor
ss1osrship were acted upon and one new
ns fscagved- Two important coGurnun3Ca-
20 from the grand court officers were
1ssFed- Under ''wcoA and we hare' the
49, chief ranger. J. n. WestNerg. made
Y soensnt speech. whsch was well re-
sssa Ia wiseh ne soE cited the members
Ne COURT % accompany him 20 Port
esis On ira occasion OF rs forthcom-
1sst psptsy Grand chief Ranger 4.
Key, Of oert Pride Ne. :. was also
49, aud Der eAtei the meeting wi
a.s eharecearfs,sc speeches. Past
Rangers .. =. Swanson. @. J. Dorf-
W I. H. Andrew, together VITA
ssksfer T. X Robinson and : = y \.
- ard Pros Klsfsr an1 Others also
aasea few Tenaarka Al she next
aN niE74t all brothers are urgently re-
~ to bs present, there beng tnltfa.
sork 81 the first degree. On Tues
a<csl'sher ss. WI - he'd re rcnain-
- Ssl elec5lon ~ officers for TIE en-
& t~sa- BFo. Z. r. Earet. financial
10y vas reported &c progressing
asores,y Bro. a, Il. Canringa ars
Faeed upon che SICK rss ard sac
oenehiz ordered pa'S aim. 7'hs
.'fee ~ the forthcoming mask hail
\ =. asresssaR with thetr arrangement
- seauine gysod time - ssstrryst. Fun
& -srs VII BE 3tilv announced later.
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n. rsgsvzi % interest sn lodge matters.
- ssIl swaY during the Bsat OF tas
-, campaign. keeps ~ and tae III
- sn fsaEeTnai matters keeps up Won
s-ss.sg geal Tie interest L. manifest ell
- FhA line. + not cOahned - any paE-
80 o.der. bat seems 20 be shared by
= -1'ke- one 81 tAe eVCata Of 9he week MAS
.. reception rendered b. Washington
-. OF Perfection. No. j, 70 Tacoma
-, al Perfection. 40. g. Another event
q ne reception rendered 20 Corinne ~
:. heal ledge of EIks. One 81 the lead
9 svehts 81 the present week VIII be ina
- Installation OF the officers OF L0r-
=. CHAPTER 81 the Eastern Star. Seat
!. rosncil. No 6. Royal and Select Ms
- AID Seattle Chapter. 10. ,. Royal
- Nasons. which VII take place on
s.1aszslay evening.
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,s,.,ie shrlner. rl.ct ome.r

TACOMA. Dec ls.-Afla Temple OF she
Mystic ShTsne hela So annual election Lss
Wednesday evening. aud ire officers for
she ensuing year arc; Patantate. Frank
~. Parker Seattle. chief rsaban. Frank
Case, assistant rahhan. " 4. Nichols.
high priest. James NJ. Morrison first cere-
Faoniai master, John Arthur (Seattlr1
second cercTnon5 81 master. A y. Graham,
sreas1ror. John McAll3ster. recorder.
Escfssd a. ketner. The temple b. IA ex-
vfilont financial coudltaosa. and looks for
ward 20 a wear or orch prosperity. The
election Nas followed BY refresh meals
and A general good time
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Art Needlework.

In this department win be found en-
uneQualled collection Of new and pretty
designs and effects at prices surpTis-
lngly low.
irish Point Dnyles. sc and &C each.
Irish Polut Center Pieces. 81 80, sazS,
si@5 sac. s.. s. 90. $3.50 70 30 each.
Hand Embroidered Doy13es. SIC. T5c.
g.. si.59 70 g.
Hand-f En- bToilered Center Pieces,
z - s. 20 s.
Bsnd-EmbToi3ere1 Handkerchief ard
Cove Cases. sl.5i N1
El}k~C0Vsred sofa Cushions, tss
IT'S. s.. So 20 s.
Hand Embroidered PILLOW Slams, g,
$40. sac 20 So pair.
satn-CoYars1 Fln Cushions. SO 90
sis5
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halls Oh - Coast TIA o-ser has been
growing rz,szsy os late u shs s-2ss Is
WEI as sve-vwhsre fn the co1stry. DUP
ing the eozrzng winter Ras-.er counc1 pro-
<ose 70 gre ss<sss of entertainments, ors
each noarn. 90 which the rnarsbsrs exr-rs
20 srvf-@ their frssxSds. A. ire last ses-
sso- officers we're elected for cns year a.
follows: = II Coma. NJ D. regent. Fred
II Peterson. vice regent. George r. Aust
r~6w collector. T. II Brown. treasurer.
r. q Tavso-. ce.fSsln: g. ". Ma-nsis.
xrssse. J. ge-krran. Warden. A v. BoEf2ox..
Gentry: Geergs u. Holloway. trustee.