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THE PASSING IHRON c.

Among the passengers arriving or the
Eoaalis from the north yesterday after
mon were James Smith, DIR. Joaa L.
tsbok and K. T.. Russell. Of San Fran
cisco. members OF a weli-equlppec Alas
k2 expedition. The extensive outfit and
the Large amount Of stock that the party
took when IL went north attracted con-
siderable attention, even al q time when
Dig enterprises In connection with gold
hunting were springing up on al sides.
Mr.. Smith stated at the Butler yesterday
that the party had intended crossing by
way OF the Chilkat river route. where
they had been led TO believe there was
a wagon road Upon landing their goods,
rs horses and 10 head Of cattle, they
found their movements blocked by the
entire absence of any trail or route
whatever. Tney then determined 10
await the freezing up OF the river and
proceed. as had been first intended. using
the lee az a TRAN. The unusually large
rettnue Of helpers and employees was re-
cuced 20 sixty. and these men are d3vid-
Cd iato two camps. one being eight miles
and the other twenty-five miles up the
river. Beyond the fact that their In
formation as TO a tran was wrong, they
experienced no disappointment. and
found things even better than they had
expected. The entire expedition is in
good shape. and but eight horses have
been lost BY the usual casualties and &C
cldsnts.
The season Is a very backward one
and Mr.. Smith says tho temperature Is
as mild as in Seattle. The rivers usually
freeze in December, bur thus far there
has been but one time when the Chilkat
was frozen enough 10 permit It's use
Then the Thermometer fell TO Is degrees
below zero. The expedition moved a
great deal OF its stock and supplies up
the river TO the place OF the second
camp-twenty-two miles. Between the
second camp and the summit there are
thirteen crossings. all running like mill
races. Along the edges the ice has
formed IN places a foot thick but the
open space varies from ten to twenty
feet in width. positively unfordabIe. Mr.
Smith. Or. Crook and Mr.. Russell will
leave for San Francisco today and re-
turn In n week or ten days. They viii
then go directly north, expecting that the
tour across the snow fields may be taken
M again without interruption I'VE ex-
pected TO freeze 10 death" said Mr.
Smith. ''hnt instead ~e were compelled
to discard all OF our nice klondIke cloth
ing. II Is very mild there, or was when
WHEN We left. and the rivers and streams
were swollen from rains and thaws
There is nothing further 20 say. except
that We are waiting for the Ice TO form
in the river"
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Cheap + o+s
Cheap ''o'''
$3.50
Large triangle. three fronta gas. Harrison
stsess and Lake avenue, ssna
Uay@,a@Gmeue
2o2 and EOS New York Riock.

Aaulia Lodge. No. g. gave ar entertain
Faent. the proceeds - which were % Ee-
IleFe Workman family Il distress.
The pr0graEu Included musical se1ec-
tions ny Miss Edith Twiss. Miss AnGeE-
SCI. Mss May Pickering. Miss olga Cars,
Mrs. & Louise Ferry and The Coenrane
children Literary selections were also
contributed by Prof. T. r. AgI.aresl. Mss
Viola Mann. Miss Ruth Wilson and Mss
Vida Bell TIE committee IS inaso.e5 70
members Of Columbia lodge and many
other friends for assisting in making the
4Hair success i neat sum was real
ICED, all OF which vii. re turned over 10
the family n distress.
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FREE TO ALL WOMEN.

asa al ladies' . Azow tAat : an ran
ASer % e-a1ca 2lZcs t0E tAS SAFE % tae
fA+Eo-S 52.ED % ; 2aS. a remedy - alca XII
relatively cure al ferns C female wsaz-
ness Sl-so[t t5s AID ~ = Physical Ard
g@cut % rs merits I VIII gladly give Or
send any Lady oae S1-ca1t hsx free -
saere = 10 ca-e 81 Painful Periods L1eucor-
T&Cea- D4soa& dement's ~ IrrsxGaar ttEz-s azas
"a "a. &. VII cure. Ia3s IS - gZacG doc
tG.s medicine. Or ham ak, oG- $nt2rx'
% = remedy fer Scsue1. waf1a restored "a
10 health as.er al ss1@r means lad failed,
aaG - lr1orsed ~ may SSa..i lA5fss- Il
VIA cost yo4 rstA.nE % convince yaa-sess
Of tts zne-.ea ara shall b~ pleased - h4xs
yea go. Q. s<a1 4-cxa1 xtA1ap A-3
VII ssr5 soG ere s2-csnt kGx .ree sG3
write yen ful p2rsseAA4rs. Mrs Carosa1e
Eos% sAz.tle WzsA-, ~ Eaitnan. AVeuus-
RENEA DE2-DAL.A og FIGS CURES
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Degree of Honor.

Seattle Lodge. NJ. :. auxiliary to C,'ur,-
h5a Lodge. No. :. A Q. I. W. nat Tues
day evening December p. and transacted
ths regular routine buslrexs. Initiated enc
candidate, received rvs rev applications
far membership, admitted ,re member h~-
card. ard IS row waiting fer Instructors
frern Columbia Lodge N. :. IN regard %
4 public installation - oeTc@-S az ths n~zt
meeting - the neR year. Many visitors
we're present.
A4vla Lodge. No = net IN regular
session Thursday evening. Three applira-
tons were received fer naerne egxhio and
the remainder OF the evening was ssket.
up With important lodge oussress.
On Tuesday evening he members ~
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select Knights,

Seattle Legion. No. /. after .he regular
business as finished. held al election OF
onicers. which resulted as follows: COM
naader. c Fl. Hahn: vice commander. 4
A Wismolek lieutenant commander. Z.
Frank: standard bearer. Joseph Gaybutt:
recorder, G. E. Bowman. recording treas
urer, e. y. Sheldon: treasurer. VI. o. Sol
berg; senior workman. T. 5. Townsend;
junior workman. w. c. Hamley; guard
OF the legion. John G. Blake: trustee, K.
II Peterson; medical examiners, u. 4
Mitchell and Milton Van Dyke After the
election a short sword practice was had
under the direction Of comr2de K. L. Fore
man.
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- tac prospective K.oa5 ke~~ w.,
cant send 80 mach zsw$ - tbs se5a ss,zs
snG tae Po<y-7uss. ss2csr taxes rs~aa7-
able pride 81 he.u- aos& - ce.asa -s.ssAfs
ard sccprate Information. No s.e2nas~
trur1 Gae I.a-;A arrives n SsaIt.a--tf rzzEx
: IS T.. ha@-~eat IRE s--fatsllgx~r~A-
gs.s f. TIE Weekly pess-Tnta,l5s.v.s~-
soma rs AZ re priacI "a n~~s q the wesx
ans . sgss t3e paper 30 SEND away =
Er.eaas Car ST sAe hlS; 1~ss ees2,e ts,.ssv
Five ~srts SD Day f5T = copy. -saEe5 "a
2zy address - the Czlsr4 States er I>aaa.sa
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Home Camp. No. rs held delightful
social entertainment last Monday even
Ing. There was = large attendance. the
spacious hall being crowded TO the doors.
SPECIAL thanks are due the committee
Aessrs. II. o. Martin and Frank Dunn.
The pTogra mme Included rnrsi> hv Prof
Frank kleavls. plsuo SOLO ny Miss Lena
Sherry. song by Charles Requa, a recI-
tatton by Howard Kent. Song by Miss
Lena Bloom dialogue by high school
pupils. songs by Miss Carrie Bowen ard
Miss Mabel Bowen. nltruet nv Miss Bell
a recitation BY Miss Cushman. a sorr ny
MISS Esteila Reoua, a recitation by Miss
Iral'on, comic songs a16 music by the
t.lliott brothers, recitation nv II. o.
Martin. duet BY NeSsrs. Harvard and
Bowman. a song ny Miss Lizzie Abrams.
recitation By Miss Do,an, q vocal solo
by Mrs " Y. Shannon ard an address
on Woodcraft by A Il. Ieckler.
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National Union.

Evergreen Council. No. T5e, at lis regular
meeting in the G. A r. hail. Hlackley
block. last Monday. December -. elected
the following officers fer the ensuing year.
Ex-president, John Arthur: president.
Ralph Simon: vice president, J. c. CAREY;
speaker, J. H. Wholiey: recording sscre-
tary, William Taeening: financial secre-
tary. r. J. Graham: treasurer. Albert
Mayer; chaplain. Il 3. Davis; usher, r
III HOPKINS; seargeaat-at-arus. L D
o2nzs; doorkeepsr. Adolph Beareus.
trustees l. Is. Stetson. L. B. Davis and
A Mayer; senate deputy, r. j. Graham.
All visiting members are invited 20 he
present a. the installation Of officers OF
January > ISIS
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Personal.

Mss Grace Noyes. OF Mount Vernon. Is
at the Dilier.
r. Z. Alexander. well-knnwn attorney
OF New Whatcom. IS among yesterdays
arrivals AZ the Hotel Butler.
u. G, Cox. OF the Puget mills. at Port
Ludlow. has been enjoying the holidays I'm
the city. accompanied by Mrs Cox and
son. and they are registered at the Diiler
Miss Matilda Kessinger. OF Mount Yer
ron; Miss Mary a. Kessinger and Miss
Mary {. Grover. Of MarysvilIe and Miss
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A DEAL IL REAL ESTATE
J. A. Moore Pays s.5.o0o for Lot On
sreond Avenue.

]. A. Moore. president Of the Moore
Investment Company, concluded his pur-
cAasss Of real estate In Seattle Saturday
hy buying sixty-foot lot on the east
side of Second avenue. near Pike. The
owners were Mr. and Mrs. George W,
Kimhall. They purchased the lot from
A. A. Denny In isea for $50. While II
has no, been stated what the purchase
pgice was. II IL understood that the sum
MAS approximately 5.s1
Mr.. Moore has interested HIM self with
group OF ST. Louis capitalists who
have purchased largely OF Seattle reaity-
He left yesterday for 81. Louis on oGsI-
Teas trip.
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Woman'x Relief Corps.

Stevens W. r. c.. al us annual meeting.
elected the following officers for the ensi-
ing year: President. Mrs. Barney: 8. y,
Mrs Fernandez; J. V. Mrs. Lincoln;
treasurer. Mrs. McKerchie; chaplain. Mrs
Hawthorne; Con, Mrs. Carr; guard. Mrs
Hamilton: delegates 10 department cen
yention. Mrs. Hawthorne. Mrs. NIcke~soa.
Mrs. McCombs. Mrs Harmon, Mrs. Cope
stick, Mrs. Apologize. Mrs. Carr. Mrs.
HOLSTER.
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Harmony Lodge. No. :, held an interest
Ing convention last Thursday evening.
The Attendance was good, many visitors
being present The rank Of knight was
conferred Several new applications were
received. Mex. Thursday evening shls
lodge Will NEE. 81 O'clock sui immsdi-
ateiy thereafter viii visit Woodland lodge
al Fremont
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Woman sFsa~ rxp~rx

S~@~fa} r4s9stcn . "a Post r7:s,7i s-e--.e~
GRAND FORKS y. =. rae. S.-Agss~
Gre an ECSAsa fnlaiug expert was a.
arrival az y~StsrGRy'a stage from Marcus
WASH having e1Eue direct from tie ola
country Mss Gre s Interested ia srr,a
properties ~ Central camp ana wi! leave
Tor thag camp teu1rr0w- she - 4 tfr--
eash Esssae-a!as1ss AID has a rsos, pleas
Ing manner.
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TuRorCu NINE STATES

The North Western Line comprises over
s.eN miles o. perfectly equipped railway
IN Illinois. Iowa. Wisconsin. Michigan
Minnesota. North Dakota, South Dakota
Nebraska and Wyoming II operates the
snes; trains IN the world. The service 70
caseago. Milwaukee and all the PRINCIPAL
cities u the East and Southeast cannot
b SURPASSED Insist en- having your ticket
va The North Western" F w Parker
Commercial Agent. es kirs; avenue. Seat
lie
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WHATEVER surprises the future may
have for IA iyl tbs way Of transportation
facilities whether VIA the balloon route
G. ether, in the meantime We viii have %
be content wieh hurrylue over terra hrrna
h cur travels. and yea will find the
Northern Pacific railway fills the bill in
sa.s respect.
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Pain, Circle. Ne. g. u1et "Wednesday ev-
enlnr in G. A. r. hall one candisate was
initiated end four applications were 70
os2fved. This circle Is growing ran5t4lv and
IS resolving a great deal - encouragsr,e,7t
from W@odmen lodges OF the CRY. A 50
cal followed TIE ASIA; meeting. az which
contest games were eaYcves
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/. O. IL. II.

Seattle Lodge. No. 81, met last Weines-
day evening. Three candidates were inf
tlated. The meeting was well ATTENDED
and interesting throughout. Several lni-
tiations viii be made at the next meet
ing.
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4. q. L. w.

Owing TO meeting night coming On
Christmas eve. the attendance az Colnm-
hia Lodge. No. ?, was very small and the
business was hurriediy transacted Two
candidates were instructed IN the Junior
Workman degree. Several matters az I'm
portance were not presented because of
the meager attendance
The committee upon securing an Office
for the fanancier made its report, ard the
lodge directed that room No "a OF the
Coiman building he secured for that pur-
pose The fiuancier VIII probably move
his Office 10 that place about January 8
THIS VIII he great convenience. The
grand recorder o. tina order has Offices
there. ard Columbia lodge. having a men,
berShIp Of ever 100. meets there.
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Deorle's Theater.
MILr.AR BROS. & CO, Props.
NOSE GOLDSMITH. Manager.
LAST WEEK OF
The karYelous Capt. Hcltum.
rruw MonrRN HrRrTrT.rs

TIE MODERN AEKCCLLs.
Catching a 3t-pouni haI fred from ! real
cannon soa3e4 villa powder. nlost Won
dsTfLl E&at.
N3sasay. Zee @1-Entt-e Ecw Specially
O.. hs4asa by us gT@a+ CoEHssly Boomers.
Narahy & raymond - Svss1aIsy s.4ys- A.
r-,Esasss2F1 la. received ss-4fs. ia, Gaze safs-
-. box ssata esc. private boxes. g. ~ and
s. Besxes car 70 ordeESG IS tzis sssoEe.
Nzls 49, ladies' entrance n Pos. alley.
rear % tke&tsr-
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aDGIE AND HER TRAINED LIONS.

Gra0Gest Specimens q the king o. the
forest AID jungle ever ca tha American
continent. and most expensive attraction
ever imported from Europe. Appearing
IN conjunction With Hohirxoa's Comedians
IN MAI. c. GosdwsGs conedy-irama,
Turned Irp." Regular rrices-lec &c,
sa,. a. ard -. Eox seats. 81 o.. Boxes,
s % Telephone Pike s. Seats now on sale.
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The medicinal properties Of Halls Hair
Remover 20 invigorate the scalp. remove
dandruT. restore the hair and its color,
surpass anything Of its kind.
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LIST of ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following letters remained uncailei
FOR at the general delivery OF the Seattle
rosfoffice for the week ending Saturday,
Deem Der s lsa7:
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'LoRGNETTEs and eyeglasses for hol-
GAY gifts
Miss F. wilxinski Optical Specialist"
~ Cherry street. Eyea tested freq"
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r. and A, NJ.

At the last regular session OF Doric
Lodge, No. %, az Society hall. In Fremont.
the following officers were installed by
Past Master Howard P. Miller for the en-
suing Masonic year: Mo-thy master. John
F. Blair: senior warden. ". NJ. Patterson:
Junior warden. F. s. Berry; treasurer. II
p. Miller; secretary. IT. =. Storey: mar
shall II. W. Barr; s. D, y. N Smith: ].
D.. III. F. Keltner: S. s. 7. c. Smith; ]. 6.
s. G. Cot; tyler. E. Burlingame
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THIRD AVENUE THEATER.
l. w. II. RUSSELL. Manager.
Telephone Plks s.

Extra Special Holiday Attraction
Greatest novelty and most sensational
feature ever seen. One week. commencing
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If yoa are going East AZ Christmas or
Ssw Year. you will find the Northern Pa
cite Is the line 10 Use. Trains run on
tirae sns passengers comfort 81 this sea-
son ~ the year specially looked after lis
eihirg ca; service, as usual is unsxcelled.
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the DEL COME
ITALIAN GRAND OPERA CO.

Saturday night .-............"La Bohene."
Cavaliers Rusttcana" and "ragl!sci-"
Monday night ''ITovstore."
Tuesday night ........... Manor LeEzaut-"
"Wednesday night The Masked BAH"
Prlces-Loser floor. sl5a: balcony. frst
four rows. 81: next three rows, iSc: las;
four rows. SC: entire gallery. &c
SPECIAL SEASON TICKET, ts5
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The past week has been rather quiet and
the attendance at the various lodges small.
owing 10 do0ot 10 the approach OF The
holidays The only events OF any inpor-
lance 20 take place this week viii be the
comforting Of the First degree this evening
by Mystic Lodge, No. 81. At the close OF
degree work social and refreshments
VIII be in order. Seattle Lodge, No. I, viii
also confer the First degree upon ore can
di9ate tomorrow evening. The newly
elected officers will also be examined as 10
their proficiency IN the lectures and I'M
written work. The committee appointed 10
make arrangements about the installation
OF officers will also make It's report. The
installation Will occur on Tuesday evening
January 1, and VIII be private, but all Odd
Fellows are cordially invited. Refresh
ments viii be served.
Mystic Jewel Rebekah Lodge, No. 20
held very pleasan: meeting last Friday
evening after short session Of the lodge.
Games. cards. dancing and refreshments
were in order till nearly midnight. Ar
rangements we've also made 10 install tho
newly elected officers at The next meeting,
January IL
Unity Encampment. No. 2. held a short
session last Saturday evening and closed
UP the business OF this term and made ar
rangements to install the new officers on
Saturday evening. January s.
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LA ROCKIES klondike CSiae. Atty titus
nations. matted any address for 81. Z. Ia
keehe. Seattle
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Tire Jury - the case Of Alfred J. Symes
brought IN q verdict. Coifax Friday, find
ing Symss gallty % manslaurh,sr.
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k::a(klIllI
on
order of the Eastern star.

Myrtle Chapter he1s its installation Of
officers last Monday evening al EIk's hail
and me imposing memorable svent draw
together large and brilliant cercourse Of
the csvosses OF this mystic order. who
-esoiced. with glorious pride. IN the sr2e1-
Old ceremonies
Mrs. Lou Jo-ilon. grand naatrcn of the
Eastern Star Ct the state Of Washington,
Installed the Few coter.e % officers with
impressive dignity.
No one who has listened 20 the sublime
iEjanc-ious which are so;emnly given 10
the officers 81 a chapter can fail 20 be in
spiEa1 by the influence OF the frate-nal
spirit which binds. IN golden harmony, the
members OF this secret organization.
The Eastern Star IS closely connected
with ths ancient institution Of Free and
Accepted Masonry, and only the wives.
mothers. daughters and sisters OF Master
Aasons are eligible for the degrees Of the
d;vineiy beautiful order
Among the NOS. honored Of the several
hundred invited guests present al the In
staiiation was thirty-thiri degree Mason
Of England. Col Domyille NJ P. ana his
wife. who Rave been visiting IN Seattle:
also Nr. T. J. Cornforth, al old and prom
inent Masonic brother from Denver, Col
These hoZored guests expressed them
selves as most pleased with the lodge work
CT Myrtle chapter
Mrs Bruce Brier. a charming lady OF
rare executive ability, was installed as
worthy matron for The year OF 1885, an ex-
allied position which she is well qualified
TO hold for the highest benefit OF the
chapter r. W. Parker was Installed in
the East as worthy patron: and the other
efficient officers are as follows: A NJ.
Mrs E. Mens!ng; Sec. Mrs. A II. Parker;
Treas, Mrs. L Corbetr: Coni Miss 7.
Riesaorph; A Cond.. Mrs L. T'rouu;
Chap. Mrs. 5. Reed; marshal, Mrs. n.
Powell; Adah. Mrs &. Jones; Ruth, Mrs.
Morgan: Esther. Mrs. A a Gibbs: Mar
tha. Mss y. Stevens: Electa. Miss q,
Riesdorrh: warder. Mrs. ri Ouackenbush.
organist. Mrs. E Newlands; sentinel. Mr..
Lynch Thus the second year of Myrtle
chapter IS ushered in with brilliant pros
poets.
After the installation dancing and social
pleasures were enjoyed until late hour.
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The incest Christmas presents are to
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sscoad avenue. Prices reasonable.
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