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AMONG THE MasoNs.
Lodge of sorrow called 10 Honor
Dead Members.

4 lodge OF scrrow. unaer the auspices OF
Ionic Lodge M So = and A. M, the frst
that ever took place under the jurisdiction
OF a Tlue lodge. occurred Friday st the
Masonic temple The hall was drape6 IN
mourning and presented weird though
beautiful appearance. WorShipful Master
q A EilI opened the ceremonies. followed
by Rev. John Eek Damon, VITO delivered
az eloquent prayer. according 20 the
ancient ceremonies as prescribed by the
Macoy ritual The choir then rendered
some excellent refrsins, under the able
leadership OF william Sowerey.
The lodge OF sorrow was called TO honor
the memories o. J. H. Parsons. J. A
Baker. Claude Troup and Abraham :
Cshsn. Rev. W. ~. GoweH. rector AZ
Ho.v Trinlty Episcopal church, delivered
= feeaing GRAFTON on tire life Of J. 4 Baker.
lie was followed 81 Mr.. Gillian, VITO 70
cited the many conuendsble virtues q
Claude Trour. l. Z. wolfe, past master
% lengc. sroga ~ the lives @. John Il
Parsons and Abraham :. Cahen. Illus
rratlnx their many frAteTnal character
sStf~s TIE EaGsac was well rendered hy
NFrs. whitman sna by Mrs. Morley. az Bal
lard TIE wives ard families CT those
whose memories wer- honorea were pres
eat and testified their appreciation o the
hpuEhtfaguesS &C Gan&c lodge.
The Entered Apprentice decree viii -
conferred BY Arczas Lodge. No. s.. p Saa
A NJ tonight
rae Thfrxletn degree vii be conferred u
fan form Tuesday ~ Washington Coua-
eli. Na. I. Knights kaaosa. A. a =. l..
The annual election Of eEdce~s % Seattle
CawraRnaery. No. & Knights Terap}Ar.
vii take place F'vfe&y az re regular con
cgavs IN Masonic temple.
Eureka Lodge. No -, 4 T. A ~. VIII
confer tna Fea5owpraEt degree SATURDAY.
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order of the Golden West.

The executive committee has eststslsled
its headquarters IN room so3 New York
block. for owing 20 the amount OF bus
mess accommodating, q central point be-
came a necessity. As soon SIS LowTnsn &
Hsntord can get the rituals. account
books, constitutions. etc. through the
press intermediate chapters VIII b. in
stitutsd IN Seattle and also In Everett.
Other points are also coming into line. Drs.
Shannon and shannon are examining can
didates. and all members are requested to
present Themselves without delay. Two
chapters win be Instituted IN Seetti. sim
ultaneously. and there Is great rfva.ry ss
TO which chapter shall have the larger
number Of charter members The people
ct the Queen City of Puget sound are resi-
ixlng that by joining the Order OF the
Goden West they are not only obtaining
proteotlon for their dependent ones az
minimum OF cost but are at the Sc me time
contributing 20 sustain an enterprise
which will carry the name Of Seattle 70
homes thousands OF miles distant and
which VIII az ths same time be of pecuni-
AIRY beaatlt 10 the city.
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CHURCH WORK AND WORKERS

Rev Georss kindred. % Toit. occupied
The pulpit 81 the Edgewater Conzrexa-
uonzi church last evening.
The members 81 the Edzsxater Y p
= e r VII hold q business meeting Fri
oay evening at the CONGREGATIONAL
church.
A number OF Seattle pastors have been
meeting together In private for the par-
pose OF Biele study and prayer. prepara-
tory 10 general revival in Seattle.
Special meetings have been IN progress
N the Methodist Episcopal church at
South Park for the last three weeks. The
meetings VIII continue another week
The regular session OF the Methods.
Episcopal preachers meeting viii De held
az the First N. Z. church this morning
al 1879 o'clock Rev. w. " Wilson will
present q paper on the scriptaral basis
OF Faith Cure"
The Seattle number of the Pacific
Christian Advocate the Methodist Erts-
copal paper for the pacific Norm 49,
with Office IN Portland has made its APP
pearance. DR.. W s. Harrington is man
aging editor and Rev. A s. GreGg assist
ant.
The March meeting Of the Charity Or
ganization Society will be held this aft
ernoon al O'Clock, IA the new quarters
OF the Chamber OF Commerce. Collins
building. All churches and benevolent
societies have been asked 10 be repre-
sentec BY committees. pastors and people.
The quarterly meeting of the Washing
ton Children's Home Society viii be held
In Plymouth church next Sunday morn
ing. Addresses will be delivered by Hon.
W. u. Wood, president OF the society.
and Mrs Libbie Beach Brown. state SUI
perintsndeni
The Congregat Lonai Club win hold its
annual meeting Wednesday at 80 O'Clock
In Plymouth church. The topic for die
cusslon Is THE Social Work OF the
Church" divided as follows: Its Me-
cessity." by Mrs. G. L. Diven, OF Oiyr-
pia: Its Character" Judge +. A. Nc
Donald. OF Seattle. Its Character" DIR.
d. s. Johnston, Of Tacoma.
The subjects OF the short addresses on
Man" 20 be delivered this week az she
union services OF the 81. Clements, Trim
ity and ST. Marks Episcopal churches.
IN Riaito hall. between l2.6 and I2.3o
o'clock midday, are as follows. March :.
His Failures" by Rev. George Buzzslle:
March ., @His Self-Developnsnt," by
Rev. y. C. Garrett: March 10. His High
or Life" Rev. HI. II Gowen: March II.
Family LIFE" Rev. d G. Garrett. March
~ "Amusements." Rev. II. II Gowen:
March is, Patience" Rev. George Buzz
zelle.
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yesterday morning s.. Marks church
as hile9 NTH people fo- a service OF spe-
- interest and devotion. making the OBJ
ssFFAhee az the ;irs3 Sunday IN Lent. The
sAe Nss Appropriate 20 the rsenten sea-
-. =. ne oFeviory solo ~ Mlss Alice True
especially ere. TIE rector, Rev. II.
jarrett preached On "Lanten Tdsas"
.e@ sa@ text; Looking unto Jesus, ID.
e-o' and Finisaer OF Our faith." NJ
1sFtelt spoke e the necessity OF IDEALS
:, ,e'uash life. iliastra ting TIE need IN
N.efe The realistic novel. SO corr
- @sA s3ays," he said. 'ptctu~lng Nfa
= : p al sts weakness and wicks<sness
- 70 good Tor ~ as the novel that
szs leeals IN character hat create
I, ..S.'ehs Tor the highest nne hest. Ter.
ne ior ne restoration OF lost tsea,s.
- 1isegiminstioh between false srd
-ts4a, righteousness and Holiness. as
- = ihe character ef Christ''
.. Ik7t nc sermon was ne FRS. II a
- - psrahies Cor renf. the subject
.t-e Ac Lest Saeeps Next Sunday
- - 70 'spts VIA be The Prallgal
=, sanonn eeT0ents Tor thn vvaet =. 9.
49,, fnn are a> follows Service
Is ~ lFe1 l2dS 70 = 80 O'Clock. RAJ
= eoaes1sv az .Ae cAurch. rsa !,
-. s.day. a. i's7 ? "a. Thu~sgav evs7-
- oc@orA ihe-e wtti BE a .->att.~.
-. ~ t7e residence o. Mrs. f-h~se-
~ :. Ian 50 Aiaert street. Tee xe~.r-x
-. VARS w5i' n~es t,rfvNs =. -,
- t9e aT3ce - shark q Snatch
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GoLDENDALE a LYLE RAILROAD.
Engineer Byars says IL VIII Haul
wheat Thi. Year.

GOLDENDAI8E, March T. - Special
William r. Byars. engineer OF tire Golden
dale G. Lyle FSRilway Company, IS In cor
respondence with some railway people OF
Cleveland O.. witlTa visw % bonding ard
contrasting the projected line. Their rep
resentative IL expected 10 arrive 40 Col
dendale naxt month and accompany Mr..
RyarS over the line "a Lyle. and also 10
visit the Camas Prairie country with TIE
object OF gaining a correct topography
Of that now Isolated section Z kitcsstat-
with the line completed 20 Lyle. line OF
boats Is expected 20 make close ccnaec-
ton for Astoria; transfers viii Be made
for Portland at Vancouver. and Tor Ia
coma and Seattle at Kaiarna.
When asked how soon thu wheat pro-
ducers OF Khckltat would realize the
elimination OF a twenty-year dream. Ar.
Rvars responded, he believed the 1897 crop
Of wheat would be moved BY The Colder
dale & Lyle cars this year. Fur.aar' there
Was plenty Of money IN Cleveland fcr N
investment ia the bonds OF any line in
Kiickitat that would pay fixed charges
AZ the low ehe ot the present condition or
The country. Tie sait thai much as 10
the future of his company hiss depended
on the action Of tie Washington iegisis-
ture In railway matters he believes tho
critical moment has passed and the iegis-
iature Is not going to enact laws TIA. Niil
resard the future development ~ the state.
Engineer Evars further states tlsat taers
are rarffex IN Astoria who are r1ueh In
terestea IN The completion ~ the Golden
dale & Lyle line. He declines 80 state
whether or not the Astoria parties are IN
touch vith the Cleveland people one I'D
: tree would rather infar there must be
mutual understanding. as Engineer
Bvars contends that boats are now ready
- meet trains 81 Lyle. lie further says
the schedule time from Goldendele 70
Astoria viii - twelve hours. snc boats
viii touch ~ AZ important points sn
route ana three meals sn routs uil be
given oa the beat
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In these fllny fabrics the rnlialenaa
Is an expensive suxn.y. We skip him
here and buy from the maker. This
week has added many new and oeauti-
fai designs 20 our already extensive cell
lection. They are charmingiy prstiy.
and o; the wear-reslsting kind. Never
before have We Witnessed such extra
ordinary lace selling as during the
past two weeks; it may be tho besu9-
ful designs 10 eur already extensive col
ness OF she pricess perhaps it's COM
bination OF tho two that's doing thu
business. Al beast. there's = slgnili-
can't something that Is causing US 10
use the telegraph and express con-
pan.ss TO keep our stock complete.
Hare are some % the trade-hrlnging
values:
Imitation Torchon Laces, ~. 30. &c.
90. loo. i2s.c. lsc. aoc . yard.
Italian valsnciannes r.aces. &c. q.
~. SC. &C. TO Sc to sc yard.
Italian Valenciennes Laces. l9c, 25e.
Sc soe. 50c. gSc, 15c. Sc. $3.50 per dozen
yards.
Platte yaienclennes I.sces. 10. sc.
&c. &c. SC, o.. Ice. l2szc TO Soc yard.
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FoREsTERS OF AMERICA.
Encouraging Reports OF Increasing
Membership

Court Enterprise. No. s. held very en-
thusiastic meeting on Thursday evening
IN Foresters' hall. Stevens hotel building.
-Four applications for membership were
received ana one applicant had bout with
the goat. State Organizer j. c. Mitchell
was present and reported wave of pres
perity all along tho line. he having insti-
tuted two courts within the past two
weeks. Grand Chief Ranger J. A. West
berg gave an encouraging talk. as did De-
partment Grand Commander Swancen and
a number Of others
Next Thursday evening the ladies viii
be present, II being social night. All For
esters and their ladies are invited 20 be
present. and a genuine social time is In
sured. IN the contest the reds are ten
points ahead.
Mr.. magenta is stiu In the hospital,
where he has been confined for several
months With rheumatism.
A painful burn was received last week
BY Julius Carstsns. who overturned a pail
Of hot water on his arm.
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Seattle Hive. No. 3, held its regular re-
view Thursday evening with fun attend
ance. The ladies' are making very elabo-
rate preparations for the entertainment
CT Supreme Commander Lillian NJ Hollis
ter. who viii visit them Monday. March ~.
giving school work In the afternoon. In
the evening she will be rendered a recep-
ton, 81 which she viii give talk on the
order. tbs ladies ard deputies from neigh
boring points viii be IN attendance. The
National Tribune mentions Lillian IL
Holiister among the strong women OF the
Womsn's Relief Corps. and speaks in the
highest terms OF her connection with the
various national movements OF women.
The uext meeting - the ladies will 30
Thursday evening. March Il
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and wives TO Christian Wist. ne sc sec
- tp >. r s. 40 ocreS. Feb. -, $50.
Edwin Fvey ct ux. 90 Mildred Florence
Ivey, * acres in Sc sw sec u. and =
acres sw sw sec g. ~ g. 3. lots I. 2. 3.
5 and 10 block T. Dewey's add. block ),
MERGERS add North Seattle, lots and ..
block 4. j. n. RengstorTs add, lots )
I2, ]. J. McGilvrn's "a add. lots and
2oss4 feet, lots 5. 1. s. block :. Brighton
Beach. May =, 1886. love, etc
Fridays Transfers.
Francis NcNatt et Tx. TO Hugh Ander-
list add TO South Park heights, March 2,
Afoiph W. swenson ct Tx. 20 Leroy c.
Karr. lot l., block 20. Gilman park, March
Crawford & conover 20 J. j. witt~er.
lots / and 2, block ;. Drexei avenue
heights extra taxes. Nay Is 1926 81 ~.
IS. block /. Piiner's 90 DIVISION Green
lake add. July Fl. 1896. s.
West Coast Improvement Company 20
Oiav Kjelland and Christ knutson, lot
ls. block - Gilman park, Feb. II, 800
Same 20 Gertrude johnson, lot 10. block
20 Gilman park. Feb IL. 500.
Gideon W. Morley ct ux. TO ]. 4. POM
.rov, Gold standard mine. Money Creek
district Jan. p p. C., g.
Robertson Manufacturing Company TO
Third Street and Suburban Railway Com
pany.- lots 70 I. block Is. Brooklyn add.
Thomas Emerson ct ux. 20 same. right
ef-way across part OF sec $. ~ q. RI
Dec IL, 1885 81.
Henry Bernard to J. r. Clayworth. lot
II, block !. Palatire hin add. Feb. "a.
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Nottingham Ray News.

EvHATCoM March 7.-Specisl--It -
~rrarzea that seventy-rvs mineral tcca-
lions have already Seen made On orc&s
island. ard that mining district Is now
being organized
Jehn NcCsuiforn. OF Van Zandt. reports
70 the Board Of trade taat several hun-
Ard acre. 81 pottery clay has e>en 10
~sfes On his sud adjoining ranches
TIE work os erecting TIRE Newton and
Bsrnas fish canusTy. on Chaekaaas bay.
-. commenced tie prerueters eelng
.vssens4v satisfied that trap nshirg IN
- sasn waters % tas Sound v1il rot
So srcnfoltea n ts reported thss Oswald
$50 ~xfIl also erect q canaery n FAR
haven
Shfnafe manufacturers sre much on
ees~srss ever :ae recent advance of 7
,srss uer 80 1n tie price 81 shingles
AAeut 700 bushels of eats have ben
-a-sgsr.f here grvrn the Ssnl5sh fats for
- I~-r,sst &c San Eraucisco 81 tAe
..nem,e~ Queen. The steamer UssaisSy
h-,.vrf,t in a SOW lead 81 Ltoa SACKS AAst
-seanfng
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New Spring Silks.

We are showing q magnificent COLI
lection Of the latest productions OF
Foreign and Domestic Silks. IN tho
very newest weaves and colorings.
Here are a few OF the extraordinary
values we are Offering.
aa-inch Figured India Silks. dark
ground. light figures. 49c a yard.
2l-lnch Indi. silks. light and dark
ground work. vim effects. very de-
sirahle colorlngs. &C a yard.
Z2-ineh Black Satin Brocades. in this
seasons designs, Sc q yard.
2i-ineh Black Moire Velour. so
fashionable for skirts and whole
suits a5c a yard.
g7-iuch An-Ssik Black Taffeta.
strong. durable quality and bright
lustre. 500 a yard.
pinch Snake Skin Motre SILK. new
shades Of brown. olive. plum and
navy. $50 a yard.
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,<s.vorers OF Puget Sound pres
Tvs - - ,he.r many friends IN Seattle
sgsss5 80 xt.i gather in the First Pres
~ - ..s,,reh ia this city At 10 O'Clock
49,. -'..,s-x for ire opening session Of
= '.,-s-sntsen. This time has been
- =. ssrwsrd 70 with interest fer several
-. Nv many societies. Much enrna-
ST. - been aroused. and profitabis
So, ..ss1s.sftendea gathering Is assured.
- - representative from an outside
- . delegate. and free entertain
- -. I !. rrsrU.ses for al. many are taking
- - az the visit 20 tais convention.
<sss'-esss'.stfs,I California 81 orange badges
y. = psaned On the breasts OF all who
=. them this evening. and pro-
- vii be distributed a. that time.
~z,sarrow evening State President IL C.
- f-esh from Tacoma. IS chairman
!, - COMMITTEES preparing for the state
: s.-~..tson b July. and II. J. Fries viii
= tae latest ne~s regarding pro-
ss..,~.nss and preparations for the state
s.s..s-sag. n J. Fries viii lead the con-
ss.sssgso. service, and gil the societies Of
=. .-sxtyfery will take some part.
"a fssIv held IN the First Presbyterian
1893 Iast Friday evening 20 stimulate
s-,ssss, in the convention was al inlcr-
s.sssr gathering, and gave the committees
q sgsostunlty 70 perfect arrangements
=. - convention The entertainment
.,sagttse wishes Endeayorers of every
.s-.esv In the rrssbytery who are present
! register, whether they wish entertain
reai o. not
ssrss q the pastors are arranging 10
sgs 20 their evening service on the sun
ear following the convention to receive
fsosrfs from those who attend. In this
xsg tie benefit from the convention will
- on. 10 ali the societies. The committee
4 srrangsmeats cordially invites 10 be
gsssat al the sessions and 10 take part
: All the discussions OF this convention
Il he EndeayoreFs Of all the churches OF
s<4itie
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Gsrsral quiet seems 20 perTade frzse-nal
circles. Entertainments have been few
and business transacted important
This Is due "a part 30 doubt 20 the Lsnten
season Reports from those who travel IN
the interest Of frafernaI societies woal9s
however. indicate that the fuu s. merely
In social matters. for the financial outlook
Is hrsghtening- Applications FOR member
ship n the various organixa tons are IN
cressing In number. and many teiirquen;
members are making successful attempt
20 reduce the scores against them. Much
Of the benevolent work done ~ the ysrIon.
lodges and chapters. though carried on
steadily through the winter months. Is
attention
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s11cnsrs are busy as bees The primary
49,. uaeas - under the careful training
:. s4ass CARA Talmedge- The aver
age attendance IN tire sunday s~hoo1 sor
she month. with much .ncls-neur -rssss.~
wax IL
lie Lacieg Asc Eoctety. under the pr-sa-
.e'aes ~ Mrs 8 SAintmyer ard her faith
~. Ia co1n]nfcrs. has been great help. ssnce
- ORGANIZATION OF the society, In tha
70 snvsnes the interests Of TIE
.Ae,en. an1 Is projecting many plans for
.as 1.1uFe- The pulpit has been suppises
vita two rev chairs ~ ia. soeta.x-
The Y. p. s. c. K. ard Ire sss~,o- a.
Getty are doing good work aud pronss.. 70
Decone very hslpfui IN the4r respective
uTp1 rtmenfx. The average attendance
80 tne interest Ia the meetings are high
- Commended by the pastor. Rev. r Z.
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Inc services yesterday were nuraerousiy
amended The rector commenced his Sun
oay Lenten teaching IN the morning ~
applying the old story OF Israel n Egypt.
the land OF bondage" and in the .vsrtrx
~ popular account OF the lie and rnar-
tryaoEn OF lgnatias. bishop OF Antioch
Ine special services this week WI be on
wednesday at p n ana FRIDAY a. To
p. m.
The fifth lecture OF IN. course. az Rsalto
han. viii Be given on Wednesday evening
wnen shakesDears's great tragedy of
Macbeth VIII be the theme handled
Ahis - the last on the programme. bat Il
~ possible an additional lecture may be
given on Robert Louis Etsyenson --bis
Is IL response TO many reauestsL
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ANNIVERSARY SERMON.
tRer. Or. Hntehison Close. . Year of
Excellent work.

Yesterday morning anniversary services
ss's held In the First Presbyterian
searsA- Il being Just a year since Or. a.
( hsiehison took charge of the work.
% ftsaisr choir. with r. Boyd Wells
ssssn tn charge. furnished select music.
ssssn members w~re added 20 the roll. IL
SIS service Of much interest 70 all who
FsTs present In hls sermon DR. Hutchi-
20 reported on the work accomplished. as
arrows; Six hundred pastoral visits have
- made forty mine members have been
saaec by letter: thIrty-flve by confession
e taith; six have been restored, making
'oiAl az ninety-two additions for the
yssf One year ago." ne said, "the mem
ss'saip was 81. now II L. IS. net gain
- Ne year Of - per cent. Considering
- coalitions Of year ago. this is rec
- y. ~ sfeet encouragement 70 the church.
IAs eee' of harmony prevails and all or
ssalfn'ions q the church are doing az
gFtsslye work"
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UndermusIins.

Night Dresses. Drawers. Corset Gov
srs. Skirts. Chem.se OF Muslin ana
Cambria, tucked ana ruftied to suk
every taste, every purse and Judgment.
Every garment is up 10 tho high
standard for which this department 10
noted. No scrimped sizes. no mean
materials. Every article made. lifted
and trimmed just as you would have
Il. and sIi your sewing worry saved.
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san FRANCISCO CONVENTION.
Washington Delegation VIII Come
by Way OF Seattle.

Ts-i has been received by the trans
Fss.4tssn committee Of the San Francisco
r canysntion that the entire delegation
ron Washington. u. G. will pass through
SEATTLE en- route 70 the great convention.
wssa las asso been received from promi-
sesi Endeavorerz OF Minnesota that ths
legation from that state WEI come by
say q Seattle and Tacoma. provided sat
xkctory arrangements can be made with
- r1isrca1 company.
Tie sesttIe 1851 convention club con-
sagss 70 grow. a considerable number
rsssc iast week. among them being i've
frsm tie society at Green lake. H o.
ssssy. receiver OF the Seattle Savings
AJAX % now treasurer OF the club. His
sfx l. on Cherry street. In the rooms for
assiy occupied by the Post-intelligeneer
tlEaess offscs
: Rev 5 Hendricks. of Port Townsend.
fssleT o. the Congregations church. Was
a Us city last week. and attended the
sHsestIYe committee meeting OF the local
saaa bed IN the First Christian church.
Ff-saT evening. Mr. Hendricks viii or
Earase Christian Eadeavor society in his
fsSfcA.
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The r1acDougall
& SouthWick Co.
NEW GOODS
ON SALE TODAY.
Dress Goods.

Today we SHAH cfer sn ex-
tanssvs and saolcs variety OF silks
ard Dress Goods Of Foreign and Do
aesE1s Manutacsurs. including new
coioxinss and designs no. hitherto
seen Ia Seattle.
SS-ineh Wool Brocades. -aohzir fr-
ism. 1ull line OF eolo-i-gs. newest de-
signs. Fac 3 yard
Double Width All-w9el Ladies
Cloth. black and cciO-s. &c yard
4S-tncA All-Wool Serge, desirable IN
texture ana snish. In all the staple
cQiors, 4ssc D yard
Navy Blue snd Black. 20 inches
wide. sac a yard
sa-inch AH-Weoi saittrxS in check
ard novelty effects. handsome collar
iass cf green and tan. red and tan,
brown ard green, blue and yuode. tan
and brown. an excellent Offering il
pew spring styles and coioringz. dc a
yard.
s0-lneh Au-wool Chaviats. Twseds
and Heather Mixtures. ali the new
spring combinations. s1ca as brown
and green. blue and green. olive and
green. heliotrops and gray, green and
hsiiotrope Rayy and gray. an exceed
ingiy choice collection OF stylish up
to-6ats fabrics. st $50 a yard.
4a-.G silk and Wool Mixtures. IN
striped and novelty effects. 65c q yard.
&S-irch Canvas suiting. all pure
wool. very desirable in weight and
fnixn, entirely new, in choice shades
Of ol!va, plum. brown navy and
green. N.oo . yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-08
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The members Of Nizpah Tsmpis. Ne. =.
enjoyed a visit 20 Black Diamond Sstur-
day night and were royalty entertained
By Rainier lodge. Of that place. The Oh
!ecr OF the visit was 10 give the display
drill. In which Mixpah temple has gained
great proficiency. A number Of Knights
Of Pythias accompanied the party, which
feft here IN a special train and was met
at It's destination by LANCER & Lueber's
hand torchlight procession escorted
all 20 the city hall. where a banquet was
prepared The visitors returned 10 Seattle
Sunday morning.