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POULTRY AND GAME.

PoULTRY-Fryers are bringing more money.
Otherwise there is no change
Live Turkeys 1904 q ID for Gobblers, 13@14c
q 10 for Hens: Dressed Turkeys, l,@l6 q n;
Geese. = pair, 81 50@l rs: Gosings. So 50@3;
Ducks. 81 5U@5 so for old and $617 for yong;
I3ens, So s06n4 so: BOOSTERS, young, $5G5 80:
do, old. So 5O@4; Fryers, 5000 80; Broiers. 81 80
% ior large and $3@4 Tor small; Pigeons, S29
so p dOZ for young and $l@l 25 Cor old
GAME-Quotations are nominal, as there Is very
lit lie coming in. English SnIpe, So tO@3 2 doZ;
JACK Snipe, - = doz: Hare. 81: Rabbits, 81 rs
for CotIontails and 81 for small Gray Geese. $780,
White Geese, 81; Brant, 81 30; Honkers, SO 5O@4
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-t-oolg6I H2C TctI.
JCKWHE AT-ouoted at 81 15@1 26 p ctl.
FLOUR AND MILLsTUFFs.

FLoUR-Net cash prices Family extras.
s4 st@4 95: Bakers extras, 81 1894 IS: Super
fne saga 35 = bbl.
COhNMEAL ETC Feed Corn, s17@17 30;
Cracked oorn. $17 50@1S p ton.
M1LLSTUFFS-PIice ices In sacks follows,
e 100 bs; Rye flour, 81 10 q 100; Rice Flour,
$5 10; Cornmeal $202 Is; extra cream do 81 10;
oatmeal, So 80: OEt Groats, 81: Hominy. SO 10
@3 30; Buckwheat Flour. So 25@3 30; Cracked
Wheat. So SO: Farlna, 81; Whole Wheat Flour,
S75@4: Split Peas, $3 90; Green do, 81 25 q
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BEANS AND SEEDS.
Beans are well held. bu, Quiet.

Beans are well held, but quiet.
BEANS - Bayos, 81 509l 65 p ctl: Small
Whites, 81 l0@l 25 2 ctl; Large Whites. 81 loo
l 70; Pin, s. 81 10@l 25: Reds, 81 100 20:
Biackeye. 81 25611 s. Red Kidney, 81 25 Limas,
?! 6C(gl 80; Buffers, 81 259l 40; Pea, 81 1e@
SEE DS-Bro own Mustard, So 50@2 75: Ye low
Mus tard. 81 1892 p ctl: Flax, 81 35@1 40; Ca
nary oeed, 1s4@214c p ID; Alfalfa. b1zc; Rape
zt26 Zs4ci hemp, SC; limo thy, 412c
DRlk PEAS-Niles SlG1 ~ q ctli Green,
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Feb 25.-There was no
relief to-day from the insuRerabie dullness that
has characterized the stock market for some time
The total transactions were only SS,127 shares
and number of stocks were practically neglected.
There was an indis position TO trade on all sides
when it was announced that the Senate had
voted in iavor of taking up the San uilly resou-
ton business remained dull and stupid, although
the bears succeeded In bringing abou. generally
lower range of prices Speculation al the opening
was fairly firm in sympathy wi h the receipt Of
slightly higher quotations from London and the
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET

Wholesale rates for dressed stock from saugh.
terers follows:
BEEF-First quality, &c; second. 5@51 1sc; third
do, 4@412c u b.
VEAL-Larg-, 5@o6c; small. 6@7c q h.
MUTTON-Wethers 6@612c; Ewes, 51h66c
b.
Handspring, 1Oc p h.
PoRk-Live Logs, 312@3ssc p ID for large and
SA@5Zsc for small and medium; dressed do, Asa
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FEEDsTuFFs - Rolled Barley, SIT bO@lS;
Ol Sl3 cake Meal a, the MILL $26 50 2 ton; iobbing
SZI o0: clipped Oats. 81 80 @r1 so p cti.
HAY = Wheat, SS@l1; Wheat and Oat, SIG
~; Oat, s6@9. Barley, S7@S so; River Barley,
Sogo %; Alfalfa, $6@7 so; compressed. SEQ
%; stock, S5G6; Clover, $6GS a TON
STRAW-25@5Oc q hale
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RuiIders, Contracts.

Paul Fleury with NV. Brady brick and granite
rk. etc for two-story brick building on line
of Waverly place, 6S:9 OF Sacramento street.
$l4SU; Pissis & Moore. architects.
Same with Z. W. Kern, carpenter work, etc,
same, $1050; same architects.
Thomas ]. Regan with James F. Mooney, altera-
tioEs and additions to three stores line of
O'Farrell rect, 25 f of Powell $4SOO; T. J..
" elsh, architect.
James E. Mooney, contractor with NJ V. Brady
sub-cont.actor, excavating, grading etc, same,
$1,000: same architect.
&. c. and Haz4l N. Gross with Robert Pieper, to
erect 2-story frame buidny line OF Green
street, 1876 w of Scott, $4,000; E. w. Hyde,
architect
J. b. Bluxome with ]. B. GIunz, to erect a 2
story frame building e line of san ose avenue,
6S4 a y r Of Twenty street. S2325; archi-
tect owner.
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FINANCIAL.
CHICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS
and new YORK STOCKS.
WHEEIOCK 6 q

e Leidesdcrn ST., Tel Main 1854.
CENTRAL OFFICE
e2S Market ST., Palace Hotel. Purify q Atkinson.
MANAGERS Tel. Main 6144.
Uptown Ofice-Bald win Hotel (adiotninR grin
koom). Tel Main lO9l.
PURDY. ATKINSON & CLAPP, Managers.
OIoers instantly executed on latest market quo
IIaHsions. Reference 1st National Bank, 3. +.
~ASo PRIVATE Wire NEW XoR6
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DECIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS

Cranberries are out. Apples are getting scarcer.
ORANGES RUE steady.
DEC IDUOUS FRUITS
Apples, Sl91 35 q box for choice, 81 500l 60
for fan, v, 900 Sc for common
CITRUS FRUITS-NAvel Oranges are quotabe
at 81 1902 rs 2 box: Seedlings, 75c@S1 20 = bx;
Lemons, ic0c$l for common and 81 25@l so for
good to choice: Mexican Limes,$5@5 so; California
Lines, 75c@S1 %; Bananas $l92 q bunch;
PIneapples, $2@4 p doZ.
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NoTE-In the above exposition OF the tides the
early morning tides ars given In the left hand
column and the successive tides OF the day In the
order OF occurrence as to time The second time
colnmn gives the second tide OF the day, the third
time column the third tide, and the las: or rlght
mana column gives the last tide of the day, except
when there are but three tides, as sometimes
occurs The heights given additions to the
charts except when a minus sign o. precedes the
neight, and then the number given is subtractiWs
tEon me depth given by the chartA
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds. Exchange. Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy at 111@2%; last loan l1sx
and closing offered at l1a% Prime mercantile pa
per 3%. Bar silver 6414. Mexican dollars 5l1ac
sterling exchange is firm, with actual business in
bankers bills at 81 S514@4 S512 for go days and
S4 S7G4 STA for demand Posted rates, 81 $50
So Commercial bills, $4 SS1z@a4 s41S. Govern
ment bonds strong; state bonds dull; railroad
bonds Irregular. silver at the board was neglected
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, ENG.. Feb 25.-The spot N arket
is quiet at IS e1ad@es I'd. Cargoes are lower at
S2s Sd, arrived
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives tn following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter: Feb
ruary, 6s 21ad; March, 6s 21ad; May, IS 4d;
July, 6s 312d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Eng, Feb 25.-Consols, 112 1916;
silver, 2934d; French Rentes, 1O2fs5c.
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HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.

Middlings are lower No change in Bran. hay
is weak.
BRAN-sl2 5o@l3 for the best and gil 5O@i2
p ton for outside brands
DLINGS-$lS@l9 for lower grades and
$l9 60@20 so 2 ton Tor The best
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
REGULAR MORNING SESSION, COMMENCING 9:SO.
200 Belcher-. 2S10U CCEV..1 90I2O0 Ophir -. 81
200 Bullion...12 26 2OCl 100 Savage. SS
AFTERNOON SESSION. 80.
100 Andes -. .l2ll00 Conf. .G5lO0 Potosi .44
200 Belcher.. "a 500 Ophir.. 79ll 20 Utah..
6U d b.. ..67 l0J PuLoai ....43l<0O JAckE.. ~
1OO Choir. -. 81
Following were the sales in the Pacific stock
Board yesterday:
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Lieutenant o.
The Time Ball.

BRANCH HYpRoeRAPHIc OFFICE, U. 8. NJ
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO, February 20 1897.
The time ball on Telegraph Hill was dropped
exactly at noon to-day e.. at noon of the l2Oth
meridian, or exactly at p. H. Green wich time
w. 5. HUGHES.
Lieutenant U. ). N, in charge.
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.
Sun, MOON AND TIDE.

UNITED STATES COAST AND GEoDETro SURVEY.
TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND Low
WATERS AT FoRT POINT. ENTRANCE TO
SAN Francisco BAY. PUBLISHED BY OFF.
cIAL AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
HoTE-The high and low waters occur al the
City Front (Mission-street WHARF about twenty
five minutes later than at Fort Point; the height
of tide is the same a. both places
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
THURSDAY, Feb. 25 A P. II
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, Feb 25 2P.M.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
b,0 q skeLt BID A6Eed
Q s Is coup.1l2 Z Is reg. .105 11o15
DO new IssueI2154
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sUMMAKY OF THE MARKETS.

Wheat quiet Barley lower
Oats, Corn and Rye Gull.
MIddlings lower. Hay weak.
Keans steadily held.
Onions ower. Potatoes unchanged
Vegetables about the same.
Butter and Cheese weak.
No further decline in Eggs.
Poultry about the same
Receipts of Game meager.
Crau berries a. out out
, Apples and oranges steady.
No change in Dried Fruit
Provis ous quiet.
Trade improving in the East.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.
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THE CALL CALENDAR.

FEBRUARY, 1897.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-07
THE ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Lodge and Encampment and
Assembly Unusually Successful

The principal evert Of the week among
the OSsd Fellows has been to session OF the
Grand lodge, Grand eucaTrrIxnent ard Pc
hekaa assembly, which were attended nv
about So Representa- tsves aud as r1anynore
past granels. II Was 4 very Successful ses-
sion. ard the COMMITTEE On @rtainxreuc
spared neither time nor expense n max
ing everything pleasant ard agreeable %
the large ntEnher ot visiting Cxid Fellows
present These united n saying IL WAS one
OF the MOST pleasant and enjoyable ses-
Sons ever iaeld in the STATE
Seattle Il well represented the coming
year Ia grand Officers, having seven out II
a t0J 81 ST fifteen. The grand secretary and
grand treas l4rer 81 The Grand lodge the
grand iRaior warden. grand treasurer and
grand inside =entiael from, the Grand en-
camrrnsnt. ard the grand secretary and
grand warden from the RebeGaa ascend
bly, are al members ol seattle lodges ana.
ressi.4eaEts 81 this city.
Next year Iae session VIII -. held IN
NaEa Wallz during ira first week in June
ard TIE rev Odd Fellows home VIII be
Dedicated vita impressive ceremonies At
tsaat time.
Lake Washington Lodge. Nc. s., will con-
Ter tA@ First degree upea enc eansilaats
tonight
Seattle Lodge. No. Z. vii confer TIE
THIRD des1ee upon one Candidate tomorrow
NIGH.
&se-TT mama E.l~fS@s NJ 4s- Tztt rfsnfer fEs
FIRST degree upon tsc caa4.aates Taurs-
day uj<ht.
Mystsc Jewel RsbeAaa Lodge. NJ. -.
w1l confer Ire RecelN3a degree Friday
u.g1t.
Cnatv Eussa n1prnsaT. No. . 81 ast-azt
one can8la2es - the PaCz.aEcAA3 d&gree
uext Saturday rlSar-
Nearly al t1e lodges and encau1p rnerlts
VITA elect ct.icers f0r The ensuing term az
tas4T regular meetings tala week. Mount
Tacoma Rseekah Lodge Nc s. OF Ia
c1n.l. has EXTENDED sD aviation 70 TIRE
eaxree staff 81 RgdEasy Esh~xsh Ledge
No. 5 n vissg them and exernu3tft ire Ee-
rekAh degree x5th tse same zeg@e sta~
that sxsrplfea The work here last
"Wednesday evening Before tne Grand
lodge TIE invitation Aaz been accepted
zE6 probably TIE Necessary @rraux7araszss
wtl1 eN made - charter toa. ard visit
Tacoma Son1s evening rals month. VIII
tns fuG scam q tairfy-ers raerahe~s- 4
large number % tA33 Fellows an. BE-
bekaas wiu take advantage - -, sx-
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IL uiG hts of Pythias.

Seattle Lodge. No. 81, met in regular con-
venEion last Wednesday evening and
charged Esquire Stanley in the rank of
Knight The team work was exceptionally
well performed and the candidate proved
himself sincere and 0bej1ent. Mr. Moore
WAS N good voice. and canned, with Ir.
Steele, the thanks OF the lodge Next
Wednesday evening ESQUIRE Campbell wti
De given the rank Of knight &. (. James
Hart requested that members attend 1T
$50 o'clock.
At the regular meeting OF Harmony
Lodge, No. ), Thursday, the programme
was varied slightly by an informal enter
tainnent. which afforded the members =
chance TO exhibit the versatile talents pos
sessed by them.
AT the next meeting there viii be a. full
attendance. owing 10 the fact that the
Esquire rank VIII be conferred.
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Harmony lodge No. -. .. OF II. Will
meet for the first time IN their new lodge
room in the Pioneer building on next Tues
day evening, June 8, az the usual hour. az
which time they will elect a new set OF
officers.
This room has just been neatly and
newly furnished by Evergreen lodge No
g. y. o. L. w, from which the lodge rents
Il.
On Thursday evening June 10. Rainier
lodge No. g. u. OF H, will entertain Har-
nlouy lodge Nc. - A programme has been
arranged especially for this occasion, in
GLIDING vocal and instrumental music and
Rotations. with an abundance OF ice
cream on the side.
Mrs. Louisa VI. Bush, of Aberdeen. past
grand chief OF honor, left Wednesday,
morning last fer Milwaukee, Wis. 10 at
tend the annual session OF the superior
lodge Of the Degree az Honor.
Aquiia Lodge. Nc. s. met in regular ses-
sion Thursday evening After IN. COM
piesion Of regular business. during which
one candidate was initiated. the following
were elected as officers: Chief OF honor
Mrs. Elizabeth Hodgion: lady OF honor.
Miss Hattie Palmer; chief OF ceremonies
Mrs. Sadie Herald. recorder. Mrs. Ada
Bailey; fnancier. Mrs. Emily BRETON; re-
ceiver. Mrs. Mary England; usher, Mrs.
Alice Eeitz, inside Waterman. Mrs. Annis
Boyd. outside Waterman. Miss Murphy.
The members Of the lodge are making ar
rangenents for an excursion 10 Por. Blake.
ley. Saturday evening. June 18th. where
they Will be entertained by Washington
Lodge. No. 3. The excursion viii be in
the form OF \ private celebration OF the
second anniversary Of The founding Of
Agli!4 lodge
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The FIRST transportation bulletin has been
Issued by the general committee OF the
Sixteenth International Christian En-
oeAFor convention TO DC held at San Fran
cisco Il contains considerable valuable
matter, and Is illustrated with hall tona
pictures OF attractive points il Southern
California. designed 10 catch the tourists
eye Particulars to cost. time. etc,
OF making these side trips from San Fran
cisco are given The half tones are OF
some or the Most noted and picturesque
summer resorts In California.
While II IL doubtless true that Caiifor-
Ma VIII get soocly share OF the excGr-
sion travel Incident TO the convention.
there is 10 reason 10 believe but that the
Northefn lines. and % course Washington
and the Sound country viii get a fair
portion Ok II A. ID. Charlton. assistant
general passenger agent OF the Northern
facfrles Ia said to have stated recently that
), 20 EEdsavorerS and excuFsionists had
already been routed over the Northern
Pacific The passenger department OF ths
Northern Pacific has taken steps to supply
the delegates and excarsiouisrs with copies
OF the ''s& onderland' for 1897. which this
year Is perhaps more attractive 20 the
prospective traveller than ever before. n
any event, the people who take adYant-
age OF the record breaking low rate from
Chicago 70 the Pacific coast and travel
West during the Esndeavor convention,
whether they are destined 20 the couven-
fieu or not, Will be So well posted on the
superiority OF che Northern routes East
over the Southern that the SO dneren-
tlal against the former viii have but ilttIs
weight.
Another circumstance which will mill
tate against the .iTerergf1al Hes IN the fact
that California ss any thing but attractive
during July and August. The excessive
heat VIII drive hladTesi< Il tourists and
exclgTsiorllssts 10 tie cool shores OF Puget
souna and the magnificent outing attrac-
t1cBs OF the Yellowstone park In addition,
the states u the south through which tas
exc1lr slon5stzs wi4l pass to San Francisco
VIII be as bad ia the way OF heat and dust
tn California ftself In place Of the sand
deserts AMI coyote plains OF Arizona and
New Mexico. the northern lines can offer
the cool everglades Of the CASCADES. the
tesnlng agricultural plains ansi orchards
Of Washington and the ssarTaAS~4ns scenery
OF the Rocay mountains As necessary Is
water To a fisa - change OF scene 10 the
tourist and sightseer and the bulk Of
the fasteners VINO Will come I'd San Fran
cisco do not return over some one of the
n0rAJhcrn routes * Will De necatAs+e they are
ignorant OF the advantages poss<szsfd Gy
them
The Northern Pacific Passenger depart
rseuE realizes that A few ssfs trips through
Southern California VIII develop the tour
Isl 5 expense account 50 DIS - cause him TO
thgrk twice before aiding an extra S1.as 20
Ass outlay for mileage. and has taken early
steps 20 acQualut khe dsiegafes with The de-
sirablEty " holding themselves II rzsgve
Tor trip East oyer It's Lite
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Home Camp No. 81. Pacific Jurisdiction.
met in regular session last Monday even
ing. Consul Commander D z. sEearer
presiding. Four applications were pre-
scented 30 the camp and three candidates
were duly initiated into the mysteries Of
woodcraft in a very impressive manner.
The committee appointed 70 Get up al ex-
cursion TO attend the unveiilng ceremony
az Kent on Sunday. jane s. reported thar
everything was favorable FOR a big turn
our for that occasion. The election Of off,
GERS for the ensuing terua resulted fol-
lows: Consul commander, George r. Nil
Ter: adviser. lieutenant, $. ". Mccoy: s.
c0rt. r u. Norman. Waterman. Henry
Mcdonald. sentry. =. 8 Davis. manager.
Frank n Frew- The ottieers-sleeI are
very enthusiastic members. and TO doubt
VIII MAKE 4 good record for Home camp.
Three candidates viii appear tonight for
Initiation and a large ATTENDANCE = DE-
sired. 4 co-dsll welcome Is extended 80
all WCo1rren.
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N3meu's Relief Corps.

There will be nickel harvest" social
including a fine literary programme. given
by John f. Miller Relief Corps in O. A.
r. Hall. Hinckiey block, Friday evening.
June H. 10 which all are cordially invited.
There will be no admission charged
stevens Corps No. ! gave a very pleas
ant and profitable entertain ment at Ranse
hall Wednesday. MAY d. The literary
part consisted Of Il piano solo by Mss A,
LANCER. a vocal duet by Miss Florence
Burke and Mr.. r. Combs. violin solo by
NJ Levy. an instrumental due. BY Miss
Alice Larger and Mr.. Miller. with chorus.
Tie programme WAS concluded ~ farce.
The Mouse Trap" Dancing was then IN
order The ladies' OF the corps attended
memorial services az the First Methodist
Episcopal church In body. and also the
services J.: the Arnory on Monday. The
". Z. 9, holds It's annual convention 1T
Vancouver Wash this raonsh and this
corp Wit send fall delegation.
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Court Excelsior No = he.a lis usual
meeting Al Eoresteres hail First avenue
Friday evening last when several appA-
cations were received aE, acted gpon.
The Erst ard second degree Will - eon-
szrred a. the next meeting or Eve appIl-
eaatz. On Tuesday last Court Excelsior
visited Court Crescent O. ballard, ane was
right royalty received, Among those prs
ent we're p =. R8nRers StoeIEsns and Al
Arew Financial Secretary e. F. Fhrst
ard Messrs. kasgre. Esstlsns. sluin.an. =.
A King ami GhS following frura Court
Excelsior Grand eateG Ranger + a.
Nss<aer Chi~f Ranger II !. 4cSoFl1s.
ard Messrs Whseiev. Granger ard ogneFs.
One candidate was Initiated and @Io-7zeFt
addresses weFe made by seTe-a. speakers.
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THE ARaCs EXCURSION.


The Argus excursion TO Olympia yester-
day Wa great success, over 3o0 en-
thusiasts awaiting themselves OF the op-
portuaity To enjoy ride on the Sound, as
well as bicycle ride. over one OF the
most no,ed routes n the state.
The party left Seattle on the steamer
State OF Washington. the first stop being
made AZ Tacoma. " here about IL landed
and made the run 10 Olympia, the re-
raainder going on 20 Olympia on the
steamer and wheeling back 10 Tacoma.
TIE trip was a very enjoyable ore. a. the
day WAS not too hot and the roads were
In excellent condition except from the
SlsquaIiy hill 70 Olympia. for which dis
tanee riding was difficult. on account OF
tha sand and dust.
Those participating IN the excursion re-
ported general good time
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ter SO we'll drilled as Lorraine. No. s. At
the close of the meeting an informal re-
ceptiou was held. enabling all to receive a
traternaI haufciasp from the grand
master. after which dainty refreshments
were served upon rose-ladsn tables IN the
banquet hall. followed BY dancing and
whist.
By vote Of the chapter the next special
meeting will be omitted. as IL follows i'm
mediateiy sitter the Grand chapter. This
body couvensx next Thursday at O'Clock
p m IN Masonic temple. On the Wednes-
day evening previous reception VIII be
given by Lorraine auxiliary 70 the grand
master and al members Of the Grand
chapter. This gathering viii be held in
Elks' hail and only members of the East
ern Star are expected TO attend, but all
such are cordially invited TO be present.
even for but a short time. between ina
hours cs and II o'clock p. N.
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Prof. Gleason Tomorrow

Prof. Oscar r. Gleason and his company
OF horse trainers will open az the Y NJ g.
\. park tomorrow for 4 short season in
Gre Of the most ,.ula13s entertain rrantS
ever seer here. Prot Gleason undertakes
10 break the most vicious horse 50 that
he cssn be handled hy anyone In a short
space OF tins~. ard sp 20 the present he
has never failed 90 make good his claim
The park has been axet. IN especially for
this eng ageFneut. and the iights have been
arranged So that the whole park wslf -
"a light as fav ore feature ~ his enter
tssnment Is thar is gs sclly ~ popular with
TIE isGfea Is With the men. ard there j.
always A large percentage 30 tire fair sex
present at these entertainments
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AMI SEsMENTs.


To an inquiry the following reply was
overheard yesterday OF a street car: Yes
/ have been over Nhe Everett Il Monte
Crissa railroad. and I propose 70 take my
wife and daughter or the excursion next
Saturday. II VIII prove TO b. the cheap
est. and I venture 20 say the most enjoy
able excursion 81 the season. There are
ne forest fires nov and the scenIc won
6ers on the Everett 4 Monte crtsto road
can be viewed IN all their grandeur. Talk
Il over with your wife and decide 20 join
in this outing. You WON'T regret II" The
excursion referred 10 has been arranged
by the manager % the Mining Herald
Return tickets on a through train that
leaves here al o'clock a. m. and returns
IN the early evening are only s. Tickets
wifi be on sale. commencing Wednesday
AZ the Canadian Pacific city office and the
Seattle & International station.
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Has any oGe ssen Smoke white wha
II very dark - skin. fatslvT There "a .,
stary IN circulation 20 rms eject that poor
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for gile pardon - faIaow heias. T-har "a
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bark gaEa1rs