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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-24
IN THE LODGE ROOM.


seattle T.adge. Ne :. conferred the First
degree unoq one candidate last Tuesday
evening There were present As guests
about thirty members from Golden Lark
Lodge. No. Ia. and also several visiting
mem herx froFn Olive Branch Lodge Ma.
Z Lake washington Lodge. No s.. Comet
Lodge. No. Ise. Toe Ledge. Nc. rs and
from thirty 50 forty or the members OF
No : Ths DEGREE was conferred IN the
usual impressive manner That has given
No. ssch a reputation for excellence N
degree work Past Grand Master Fortsgn
ana Grand Treasurer Han were present.
aaa made appropriate - marks
goiaca LAX Lodge. No re VIII confer
the secgna degree tomorrow nsght- and has
extended an Invitation % Seattle Lodge.
No :. 70 BE present whica has hcen ac-
csnfeg. aua after a short session No
VIII 8foQrn asi atteai 10 , 2o3y.
Esd3elv EAbekah LodGa. No. :, received
ere spg4leasson Tor uaeuberxblp a. is
LASS n,entInw The degree stsn q THIS
lodge wAl vlsig ui8aeEu Behekeh Lodge.
No d. % Georgetown. temareow evening.
and viii exemnilfy the Hsoek&a &eETes.
Abesst twenty-five members q GeFmansa
Lodge No. fie. Save applied Tor 4 c@af5er
O. lnstig4fc rev AssoSan lslse - tf.-s
CITY II wHi - composed entirely % tha
mem tars % the German ,o3Ee. arb their
wives. ard the woxk VIII BE- entirely ~
German. Il W5H PROBABLY - Instituted
sar8y Be- September as GranA Master 9. +.
- aamz
Sexl Eriasy evening Graaa Master g
y wFiffanss assisted ny Past uraE1 Mas
ter Jerry Fartasn. p8d institute a new sub
o~.1snstv art gahskaa lsdEs at Dsmsag, Ia
y hateoga county.
A rev Rehekaa lodge. knoEn as FFo-
rress Ne sc. was Instituted lsss Neek a.
-ulantoeu.
go ~ IA ass4aa7 tFrs
for tAe uarposa Ct cauferrsfzs the 1et4en
rtsfe RaA Royal Purple DEGREES sgaoa one
.-sr8sRere A guvlgatloa has meen eNtensS-
- 81 esattla EncaaaonEnt. 80. q 60 ee
rresent. and as v5seuS sad safes fing
Pasrtarcaa are ceT3l2siy lnVfsfa t0 ae
preset. Al members - NJ. afe Fs4 ies.-
81 - attsr8 e ASSIST b CenioTraaE these
~ y asssss cs8a FellaVs 81 tae.s recent
fr4a ta seattle ga uet nosffy De EefSes ~
thss rtes II advance Taetr rt7s11 IS sK+
F,.sses# Is : lsfser fraea Crssys secretary
rasv ls A. p paFtF5dse. of the s as4ias-
tea Uta Fl&eW. S. cFs2i.ae4e ass - ta&
VleGnFlaas ard gAa SeaJtesfss- MF- Da*T
SAYS
..rsrsr lrvo.Asr Partridge. Ia anEver %
y-ars tha lodges Ia tbs citg have Tefr&a-
- frass aaslty sus YEA 90 the fHct fox fear
fhss Yea Aaula. w.ta ysaT nrnrrraai hes-
Ma ffge sake area0 kaH5@nts Ter receiving
ana snsrr1zlatuR taN visitors TIE eom-
usstsra wers afrsl3 sAas ssne steps wsa5i
leaE - tee saenssng - uo0aey taaf esr
rs,ssss,s =. SO aTa~ssss sAeSe BARI tsfnes -
es-ae ts.s eea. ara tAsy we're eez-ezt 20 eTea
r. aa ss,s ssuAw4rcs. see ypslr 9Fssrgss5T Sc
CITY aHs fetarn gtEH9s EsttznsE FSa 20 ssT
e.x-suea Ess hsxe ha8 sxEssrtenee ia tas
rsFt. ~ Rsw T1va1fy gaa natesLlin soar VS.
ltnes. ana 50 anaw year haaT5s stsa 5ess
"a faa sazns riaEe. and @e Nsre On tbs o.
casasa snten1zsx = accept TIE 49, for -
aee8"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-24
CRISIS IN THE CABINET.
omeers of Cuba'. Provisional Gov
ernm.nf Draw ON Each Other.

New York. Aug. A-yT1e World this
morning publishes the following special
correspondence dated Havana. Cuba. Au-
gust Is: Coarierx have tasf arrived with
pess Of a crisis in the provisional govern
rnent In the republic % Cuha. There has
been mueh friction for months between
several high officers. The climax came Ja-
IL -. when the heaGQuartermaster spoke
rather plainly 10 the president. Coz. Man
daiay. acting secretary OF war. resented
this. and drew his revolver. supposedly 10
avenge the insult 10 his chief. The quar-
termaster also had supporters. and for the
instant hloofsned seemed Inevitable. Bot
the venerable president. aided by the cool
er heads present. quickly restored a semi
hiaacc OF peace
the old genflemans feelings. however.
We're deeply wounded and he immediate
" announced his resignation. All saat
night the government was IN great danger
OF ignomln.ous dissolution. but the next
morning al complaints were heard. differ
snces were adjusted and President Cas-
ncros withdrew his resignation. Trouble
Il over for the present at least. and the
wheels of the government are running
smoothly.
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Have You
Noticed Your Loss 2

You ought to check tho secret waste
that 4 threatening your physical constl-
tuttan. yols can see hy the failure Of your
vital forces. your memory and intellect
that are losing your manhood. II is worse
Than foolish 10 let II 90 on. for each day Il
grows worse. and in time VIII undermine
vour system. then you cannot be cured
Every man should know himself. there
fore study your own case, and you
xtll ,saaarsfara fhat something Is sure 20
give way unless this waste 81 checked.
II can be stopped ia from Two TO SIX
weeks BIZ Or. Sanders Electric Belt The
eonfrsefile effects produced BY the slee-
sric current from this Bet checks al IN
natural aralm quickly and gives back the
strength and viEor that il needed That -
needed 20 make manhood perfect.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-24

Thomas II. lee - ux- 70 r. H. Lewis
and samuel f4afromoo,se. ma sw s@ Sc
see - - E. 8 a. July II. SSaa
STATE % II. II. Dearborn. lot and pt lot
3 block S-&. Seattle Tide Lands. August
- 81 o.
Solomon Zettler to George s. Bush. lot ..
block q. Burns * Atkinson al. July %
So
T. r. PoBfias - IL. % Caroline Kline
Gagisnd. lots y 20 Is block s. lots 20 IS
q % A. block ( River Park. August rs. Sfa
William IL Reeves e: TX 20 Charles p
burnside. lots and :. block =. a A.
Denry's plat o. an extension 20 Terry's
1st al. August 7. q. G.. s..
Joseph r McNauEht e TX. % Charles
= Burnside. lots s ard T. block =. A. a.
EDennys plat - an extension 10 Terry's
Isl A. August "a q. C.. g.
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~ Awxust q ard also 20 asts-5 TIE sssT11
an7wa1 han ~ Tacoma rsvssscr- No :. ~
Ages = as tse annlsessary - ~eas1.e
fssxg@ssr Ne. & ecrz<s On sunday. 49,
- this 1sxsSso- wia aefeT - aznaAA
a. 4nfrre.ssrsreTt snss 6san~ urfs rss1st m
ser a Esszi4x.uas Al e~ sszue1 fST . -
is~s 4Essr.
Ay.e- 80 s-e1sas services - G~see
.res-~a Sg1szv. saa division nazrrassz p
ne hca1s - z X Hsd. ~ ASien sEses.
un@~. - haz Beer quite sex Tor sore fisrs
xazf. aus sznvsns. his sex rcez SstA
so~f21 visit
r.g@x.s e-uansr rrr-1acea n aozer q tae
finest zsssrrssgors grown Y ne = -. -
she sxSar.ore Quarts eeass sSt have eSias
peter exprssssan against szat szscs ara
eSeslsnt fr8st-
Ire so.lowtzz letter explains how re
uark - Sessefe DIVISION. No. !. = arpse-
eGate4 IN tAs EeGges.
ITO the Uniform Rank. ka.snss =
FYza.as. DsvlNEar sa- l-slr hsisSas
ara Instructed ~ Lake Ledge 10. =. -
sxprpss - Yea our hearty appreciation 2.
yaa- eaarsesy. n coming down % our assA
or he fsth inst and renSerarg Is vsln@ase
services on tse occasion ~ car CONFIRMS
ne rank o. EnaxaE On Esquire Luce Sc
canno. fez th.s matter pass wisAo@t so-al
rnaafIng verv savor2Aly upon the ire ?.
action aasptsd ~ yo1T bod. n genera
Is gsNsnG 40 - HAkn NssfA3 y 1913 -
.s4bor16nafe lodges. and demonstrating 70
go weoa uses an ems hussastsc. hara-
Exorkisg Knlxhi can be PIX A weli-arsilesi
besy - rnea viii al all tines eoFnEfiaffa
a.teatsoa. ssst fae appearance o DsN.s-ose
~e. I. under TIE guidance Of Co. oisr7.
~sEgl aixzys give candidate an impression
q he order OF Knights % Pythias fnst
cannot bur be beneflcial 30 him II has Ai-
precatson Of our Institution. and could not
n@ given In a whole library cf books
Your actions In going 70 the various
fosges whenever there IS = call Hil leave
AZ impression In the minds u ire Young
men no join the order that IN after years
wi stand cut on tfas canvas OF the past
distinct and vivid and recall 10 tneF
memory an Ella sorase drama wherein each
or them occupied a very prominent part.
Let TIE good work 20 on FratsTn2liy
yours LAKE LODGE. NO. 81. X. or =.
.sBy Fl. O. Wrighs. X OF r a s.
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Fifty Thousand Spectators TO Wit
ness the Dress Parade

Cleveland, Aug 2a.-tireat crowds OF Wis
itors we're attracted 10 the Knights or
TythiaR encampmcns TO-DAY, Il being esti-
mated that seaso spectators Witnessed The
dress parade Of the Second Ohio regiment
this afternoon. This Is the only fall regf-
menf yet al the camp. bar i - expected
that ali the OHIO Knights vii be here hy
tonaorrow. Among the divisions which sr-
rived today we're those from Pittshurg. Al
lsxhenv ard Lancaster. Pa. and Muncle.
Ind. and the First battalion ef the FIRST
regiment from Charleston and farkers-
burg w Va. Tomorrow Afternoon az
o'clock Director General Day. OK the cen
scnntxl committee. VIII formally turn over
the camp to MAJ Gen Carnahan. The ex-
~~clses AZ tire camp this afternoon consist
81 OF tAs dress parade ana a hand con-
cert. This evening uany u the visiting
Knights attended services az the EiNefta
.fa.rtars.4 Methodist Episcopal chgrc1.
sna listened 10 81 appropriate aeFusoa ~
tie pastor.
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nrserrp ny 4 WOMAN.
Mrs. MN Sascs MIR. posttew hattie
From n watery Grave.

Santa cruz. cal. AaE e1Tais morn
ing II " Postlewhs'te, Of Los 3atas.
rad narrow escape from drowning and
Vaa gnlv saved through the presence o9
trlna 81 Ms Knox fIlil % Fresno. lie
has b~en eut - the raft ana vas on his
nay TO shara when be became eShausle3
having neea unable 70 swim against the
sfropr current. the breakers being una-
anailv high. Mr.. Hili. who IS strong
sxln,fner and every day takes long
swim. saw his predicament and vent %
tse rescue When she reached fosile-
...bs.fta he Mas fosipc conactousness. she
,,gareA ore arm Under hin ard win the
rthar made far shore After swimming
several hundred yarsts tn thar D.. s'lfh o.
.,ss,.tsa sss, rsae unable 70 help hin-
go tsrarse = burden and might have
s~svvas Ms II4fi down had sire NOS pre-
seryes her courage, K = Miller enc %
~. nronrietors - the nataiDE ESTABLISH
- 49, Ms WNffs call For assistance
.,s rapissly swaHa "a her and succeeded -
,rlnrfnx Postiewhaiie 70 shers-
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Asse@<os A18. E.~-4rnsrx - ns.-
nossneed for fhe NAstoral sss~g. xs...- 3
ICE ts<asz Esss1s'x cycle PACE zneef =. -
= 81 ezsasessn ssptenh~r = "a =
- -f0aT boar pvafesssar.z. -. -.
-. 49, sns fsss9Hffz pglzsz are er.~,.s.
TT, szasa seecrsd, sssa. thgrss See -
40 In a68asson tkern - 49,. -.
AgeEia4 record prizes. The rsras - -
- on The inaoor eze-7az-teg rs 49,. :.
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IRE SsaTchlgxhE saFs- On Monday
zsao~neew the sxfv rev stamps shat have
Beer as,sef u the Mexiean csl1 NiG &rgu
far tae arst tlaue open ths Tsea Eecv from
the Msxscan mine. a Large force af nasa
has seen eraSl1yes niEaG and eay EoF sfsra
tluae Ia psscsng shs naw stamps - posf on
art making ofhsg important iEaTrave-
nz#mts
r. Ee~fhr~n PeTe. 0ns % group -
earns az TBerners bay helozElug 70 the
SoMefls. r. belnw systematically 6esek~
czses. sayx The AfasszA Newz Fs5rn pres
err fnaacagI0ns Il BIS FAR % X q sae9sa
Genet.
Nez York expert r. making = seeand
examination - the WaaleIga csaazns lying
A few niles n@a5w fEse Mexican ralH. says
tsa Asia Meas Ths - sn1sAer *sa-
fazss lesisrs rrapas3San ard shea cps 1si
Up w1M astDn1sh ths SoTs1-
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personal

A. Newly. = merchant q fiofenee' =
AZ ne DaEer- -.
.rs,os,aa g9arrtxuss. hRrsN ar fnan g
Ys,serssf = a guest st tha Hotel stevens.
-. - :. fnahars ard ssn Henry saVs
49,. f.sss 10 v&sss hsr parents a. ttents<f's
vs,s. "a extensive miner q sao-
a. = !. Il visiting "a the cttFs &na -
sfnapFnn af sMs 1tffr
~ ana urz. IsayA inxies es - -, :
Ia A. guests rs the ha.a.et - = y ~
Hnetes d Az exteaftt%e &~~'t
.tiana Ard NcnlsseSa
ss.s.esfs set ChsHuaaa- HFei5lils
..ettsi.ssn af.f far sErFEat tFFfHs
49, - Portland s. ~ tiA
~ rsls~terss AZ re hs-es stefeHs
A. s~fAss Perry. she hAs efs1 fea
t-ss8 as Earseaa. NgrtFsa ffssaa ( a
slss.~ -.,sssssv An.s IS a. f1s eftsef SAT-
sser~s vas forsnerlF = ft~taf
~ ara Mrs. Tacnlss irAsFr 80
- t-s.sssrs an8 W Is 4. tsAf ~ es
fs.svsar,A ave or fa8F
- '.assf. ana are azsonz fae 4's
- As.sa.s and Arthur = Fasse
, e 1900 searp s3FSte a Use s.alH-
- $3.50 sssste ~ .sv ~ 3Sfas~sst - 80
- - ssasss.ssan raCsHc - go y u.
go - fAs N0Eshssn ka-tlfe az stf leF
" Tberatsa. - rnae- -
a. nae b SIS fst hetea 49,
1890 noues - sec -
So fsfaaEn lhe rex< .
49, sssse a haungg 80 TIC aFessaefz . s~A-
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Weakness Cured.
Ioreiia. klamath Co. Or. June :.

Toreua. klamath Co. Or. June :.
DIR. 4. r. sASDEN;
Dear Sr-Tn regard 30 the effects ~ tas
Pelt. vii zay thar emissions az pizht have.
i fhguk. entirely stopped. 1iy paris are
s,veas3,r ztrenet hene8. Tire paia 1 Urote
vaa sbsnt AZ the end a nay spine has
sser-aH hold ny 0wn In we{ght. and
r9v appetite i good. Al first using Of the
belt nng sleep was coflsiceFas'sF alsteftesi
-. 80 osfss, while nos sleep Is sound
ard refreshing. Most respectfully yours
vs.. II. COPELAND.
In tasflrs 20 yogr future happiness act
y,rvr eblls there S yet q spark q vitality
Ieff vsu- Or. sanders Belt develops the
vstaf er.ark 20 vigorous power.
Road about 4 IN Three Cases ~ Men. y
vh5rh wlH - ssnt free on aPpileafloEs
closely saaie3. Call or address
SANDEN ELECTRIC CO.,
Cor. u and Washington SIS. Pertains. Or
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Iso~rains Chapter gave degree work on
wednesday evening. the floral song ana
marches beinS added TO the customary tri-
.iatsou ceremony. Three candidates were
admitted, the pretty horai decorations o.
the chapel room adding 70 the inprp ssivs-
ness Of the work During the evening Mr..
Davis. p p. OF Tulzre chapter. California,
gave an eloquent talk Dancing and So
esabilfty followed the csose Of the meeting.
IL is proposed 10 make the concluding
dances a special feature during The com
lnx winter. and invitations for them VII
shortly be issued.
The Auxiliary viii meet with Miss Catch,
an Green street. on Wednesday. The quo
taflons for roll call are 70 be again taken
from whfttier's works. and the numbers
rreuarea for last meeting will he given.
All ladies' Of the order are invited.
A number of the auxiliary members ac-
eo-nnanied Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker. OF Fort
Ssrncoe. 10 Port Orchard on August IL.
T.unch was taken along. the dry dock In
Spected and a visit paid 70 the old warshlp
Sipsic. II proved a thoroughly enjoyable
outing.
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only Partially shut Down.

Pittsburg. aug. z3.~-I'he statement thai
the United States Glass Company wouid
shut down all its plants indefinitely and
discharge all non-union employees Is de-
MED BY President Ripley. ON account o.
slack orders. he says. il has been decided
"a shut down two factories, but ne does
rot anticipate a suspension any longer
than two weeks. When a resumption takes
place the non-union workmen will AGAIN
be employea.
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Nsw Te-l5. Avg e. In rerard 80 the r.
fert khat "a earna tnaftoa - manufacturers
Ira teer aresrlesa - awht tne League 81
2sssslcau s. -s-c1y uar. A. g Snkul3iuE. ~
g eaau.ine s. Heosr Nhiea 3iFu ~as
sse'esle3 sn zba combine. says - A9Ns
sat ocen approached on this subject snd
setw leitn Ifpef abo0t e.. a}st a'f-
sef ~ ..~ys-- .asl,ez auM I eenaeat 90
sstsEaeat ssa r. A. " We are ia par
sest seccrs wita thc T. A. y. ana IS
seAev
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Central Lodge. No. ~. l. y. g. T., met In
regular session last wednesday night. The
rev officers were IN the chairs. After con-
siderable routine business an excellent
programme was rendered. IL being almost
entirely musical. Solos we're rendered ny
Miss Eaythe Cook. Mrs. Barnes, Capt. ID.
r Davis and Mr.. J. W. Brewer. The lodge
viii visit Rising Star lodge al vi Blake
ley on Saturday night
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Court Enterprise held a well-attensed
regular weekly meeting on thursday even
ing last The application OF one member
vas received and referred. The social COM
nittee decided 10 give social on Septem-
her 10. and all members and Foresters of
outside courts with their wives, sisters and
sweethearts. are cordially invited TO at
tend. Interesting remarks We're made by
III. j. MeSoriey. l.. G. Neville. j. F. Me
I.aughlin and others. After the meeting
the members enjoyed themselves In a
game OF cards.
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nnhn rram OLYMPIA.

A hlsvrle fa~tv ~ Fhree made he pan
tsss freas Oivsnpfa yesterday. They we're
Hchert Free. ne 0lyFmefan sEHut ~ ne
cFeat Northern. Euhe Han canneetea
sish TIE DsY}y olyfupian. and aaFs Graves
slerk IN the Irpl,e8 states surveyor ser
srsi's et3ce 40 atfenan1 wsS mass -
saks a record. Ffem Tsrgrns the psLty
zane ater Che asa telegraph roaa- ny
sfcst Is g. wears ~ aEe. en' % has mace
ssvsrai "eearure runx' eas 81 o-FrAp
70 nTesens summer.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


RAINTER-GRAND HOTEL.
q L perera, Los Angeles
John 8ra ssErset. Minneapolis
" a. Gushing MiuueanollS
Albert Aaan. Paris. kusacs.
EdosfaF1 Kahn Parss.
1.enpoIa kAHG. P8rts-
y a 81 s.ccN g asaluEfan Cst~.
= r. Miner zra w3fe. Montreal
Is sss Bevnire Remit. M0ntrpa-
Arthur Tero. Toronto. Can
J ~ Bi9.ial. tl-E
s i Ssa3s aaas y sfs. S1n Francisco
nAx.a ingse ard vtfe. Oakland cts. Ind.
= r. Nifs. RseStnn-
J H HeaeT. t1gy.
John A. j. GARNER. neawer.
"a = - k4s8rnz- Nh,e4g2.
! NaxRet cry
lord Su5e5eT. I.1a1on. Eng.
Arrhnr l. pNsrse. L1u3oA-
r. T. Sfaars SF=1ksEe-
y lnEs NoatFe8
". f. coessF. Montrs8L
W p E&rs08.
n r Downs
George " Fry. Pos1Et kea-se NJ.
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roErfss- TNe -~e~ -, ~ -
sassy practice sre tsravss.. 49, - -
414any. Asazress. A-~n8srsnx. GO ssvx- -
- 500 2feEnS@cz. Poe. Tezrke- -,
- - Bars. Jerzxs gzss< -.
800. sssae@lc-as. I'd zsrss 49, 49,.
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Persoas who Az subject 10 stacks q his-
tss cclir shaala try Ihansherasin's Selics
'solsrs ana llssrThes keEaesiy. Il aiwsss
fsses rEomYg rs3isf and Il tsken - sea =
Ne frst indaatsou AZ fhe osseasSe slrraTss i
vi rrsycnt the attack. The = ant 'ss'-ss'ii
<ass are loz sale By druggists evs<ywEsTS. -
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!. The Golden snur..

The Golden Spur for August closes the
first year Of a good paper under It's present
management. II is the only Pvthlan pub
lication in Washington. O. NJ. Moore is
editor and proprietor.
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FSshcras sex q. Capt Garrett Cosch-
NJ has Aeae3 q ca5 se 81 csasss4fss Tor
ssAf s'azer's Cceteaa team 10 refeFt ssre
nm .eaFv nracts.5 stnsssn 81 -
a@A. =. Pee go sna Pal ks, - Wei
6spzfTsso uori. easn 4 bead casa = az
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Transactions since January 4 and
for the Past Week

Real estate transactions since January
I. is9s are 1878. az IS. There we're fled
for record during the week s. deeds. the
considerations aggregsting $50 e57G. Fol-
loving = the record for the week by days.
including Saturdays transfers:
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Miller W. r. G., No. 81. viii give an
aprou social in the Seattle national hank
building August y and -. In the afternoon
and evening Of each day. .4ere will be a
handsome art display IN connection with
the social Admission. free.
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pro~nes waite bathing.

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=, sssSvv> Harvey Coos president % tne
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The Washington Odd Fellow for An
gust Is up 20 its usual high level or excel
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and valuable Information for the order.
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rvsrts-H leaves Seattle 10 .. m Coast
Ire - a. m oEsriand arrives SSAtsis
ia A. 10. C9ase lire $50 2. m