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MASONIC NOTES.

The Alexandria Light Infantry fair de-
voted Friday night to the Masonic fra
ternity, and has a Shrine night this even
ing. The fair closes February 3.
The late George T. Budd, who was for
many years the most prominent Masonic
caterer in town, was buried from his late
residence Thursday afternoon. The serv-
ice was private, DR.. Naylor, Presiding
Elder Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
officiating. Interment was at GIenwood
Cemetery. Brother Budd was buried with
Masonic honers. He viii long be regret
ted by the fraternity of Washington.
Mount Horeb R. 4. Chapter, No. Z. met
last night. The chapter has decided to
participate in the Masonic Fair and Ex-
position to be held next April, and will
have the earnest assistance of the ladies
of the chapter. Mount Horeb Chapter
always does things with a will and her
zeal will not be diminished on this occa-
sion.
A telimonial benefit will be rendered
the weII-known Brother James H. Cathell
by his many friends, at Masonic Temple,
Friday evening, February 7. They viii be
assisted by some Of the best professional
and amateur talent OF the District.
Mr. Cathell is widely known in Wash
ington, having been for many years sta
toned a the main gate of the Pennsyl-
yania depot. He is noted for his popu-
larity, geniality. and girth.
The american Tyler pays the follow
ing handsome compliment TO Hon. James
d. Richardson, Sovereign Grand Com
mander of the Supreme Council of the
Southern Masonic jurisdiction, A. A. S.
r., better known here as the Democratic
leader in Congress is TO be commended
for the Masonic virtues OF silence and
ycircumspection. Brother Richardson was
asked recently what he thought of a
speech delivered by the Rev. James p.
Stoddard before the New England CHRIS
tian Association, in which freemasonry
was denounced as a root OF "all anarchy
and ungodliness." Brother Richardson sim
ply said we do not talk such stuff as
that" and beyond this he would make no
comment. And In this he was wise. There
is nothing to be gained by contro-
verting the statements of those who at
tack Masonry In such reckless. yituper-
Gus manner as Mr.. Stoddard.
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flcers. who were: G. C, ". G. Haller;
G. v. c.. W. Scott; G. H. P. W. ]. Blake;
G.. S. H.. w. r. ColIingsworth: G. NJ. OF R.,
E. L. Tolsoy: G. X. of E., ]. W. Childs.
At the regular meeting of Monarch
Temple. No. Q, L. @. E.. held in Typo
graphical Hall, the officers for the ensu-
ing term were installed by Deputy Su-
preme Templar Mrs. Addie Collingsworth.
assisted by Mrs. Lucia Hurst as G. NJ. Of
E., and Mrs. Lizzie Thompson as G.. H.
p. The officers installed were as fol-
lows: Mrs. Margaret Burgess. G. T.;
Miss Nettie Cook. V. T.: Mrs. NJ. McNa-
mara, proph.: Mrs. Lizzie Warfield,
Priestess; Mrs. Mary Jones. VI of c.; Mrs.
Addie Collingsworth. G.. of r. sixth
term): Miss MoIlie Edmonston. G. of F.;
Mrs. Carrie Baumay G. of f. eighth
term); Mrs. Georgia Marks. G. of I. P:
Mrs. Alice Mccullough G. of o. p. They
were also favored with visit from Grand
Chief W. G. HaIler
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INDEPENDENT ORDER MECHANICS.

The l. o. NJ. Hall was filed with men,
bers of Lafayette Lodge. No. l3. l. o. NJ.
and visiting brethren Ct the order to wit
ness the installation of officers for the
ensuing term. Grand Architect Ed Stey-
ems officiating, assisted by p. NJ. Ed E.
Culver as grand conductor, installed the
following officers: S NJ, Z. Baumgarten;
W. NJ, L. Barghausen; j. NJ, W. Kienle;
recording secretary, W. E. Grimes; finan-
cial secretary. G. c. Bruehl; treasurer, r.
B. Wilson; chaplain. L. Heeter; conduc-
tor. j. Meinikheim o. S. f. T. Scott; l.
s., z. ]. Cooksey; R. G. w. NJ, J. A.
Nagee: L. G. W. NJ, 5. Spitzer; X. G. j.
NJ, W. C. Lucker. After remarks by
Grand Architect f. Stevens. P. G. A. A.
G. Stevens. Grand Secretary Edward
Bawsel and others, the worthy master, l..
Barghausen, on behalf or the lodge, pre-
sented the retiring worthy master, E.
Baumgarten, with past masters badge.
The celebrated |. o. NJ. quartette, Broth
ers f. T. Scott, C. Spates, A. Stevens. and
W. Reedy, sang several selections, after
which the Independent order Mechanics
adjourned for refreshments.
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LETTER CARRIERS.

At the regular monthly meeting of
Capital Branch. No. 142, National Asso-
citation of Letter Carriers, held Wednes-
day. January 15 the following officers were
installed: George Perrott, president; a
w. Hudson, vice president; G. W. Vier
buchen. secretary; W. S. Crawford,
treasurer: Charles Tauberschmidt, finan
cial secretary; j. B. Johnston. sergeant
alarms. Mr.. ]. C. Keller, president of
the National Association Of Letter Car
riers, had charge of the installation and
made an address to the carriers, urging
them to stand together for the accomp-
lishment of the purposes of the organiza-
ton. Mr.. Perrott, the newly elected
president OF the local branch, was pre-
sented with a silver mounted gavel by
his associates of Station B. Mr. Perrott.
in a neat speech. thanked the carriers
for their token of esteem
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THE PATRIOTIC ORDER.

President Albert E. Gorham has in
stalled the officers-elect of Camp No.
as follows; Past president, Lulu b. Ellis;
assistant. Annie l.. Snow; president, Mary
Smith, assistant, Theodore Gross; vice
president, Lottie Storey; assistant, John
owen: recording secretary. William
ODonohue; assistant, Laura Mullis;
financial secretary. William l.. Snow:
treasurer. John r. Sutton; conductor.
Lille O'Donohue; assistant. Bertha Hoy:
guard George K. Maxwell. sentinel, John
IL. Lipphard, chaplain, Jennie Peyton;
orator, Maggie Hoy; trustees, George
r. Maxwell, Lille ODonohue. and John
II. Lipphard; national representative. AL
bert L. German; entertainment commit
tee Lille O'Donohue. Annie l.. Snow.
Ruth NJ. Maxwell. Laura Mullis, Theo.
Gross. George Il. Maxwell, and Albert E.
Gorham.
The new officers of Camp No. 3. Patri-
otic Order of Americans, are as follows:
Past president, Marion K. Mahoney; as
sistant. John r. Mahoney; president.
Kate f. Scheel; assistant, Vivian R. Spill
man; vice president. Charity Thomas:
assistant. Travis L. Farley (past presi-
denD: conductor. Louise Davis; record
ing secretary Mamie NJ. Hollis; finan
cial secretary. Valice N. Grain; treas
urer, Sallie E. Pinkerron; guard, Rose
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THE GRAND ARMY.

William Grover adjutant of Post Is. G.
A. R., OF La Crosse. Wis, writes the
National Tribune of this city. that La
Crosse can boast the first William Nc
kinley Post. G. A. R., in the United
states. There are several of that name
claiming the honor. This post was orga
nized November 90 last. Adjutant Grover
says: THE Twenty-third Illinois was bri-
gaded with Comrade William McKinley's
regiment. of which Commander II. c.
Morris had the honor to be a member. and
was well acquainted with him before and
when in the service. We have also orga-
nized Ida Mckinley Relief Corps of TWEEN
ty-two members, all being soldiers wives
or daughters. We have the finest post
hall in Western Wisconsin, and the indi-
cations are that William Mckinley Post
10 Will be one of the best posts in the
State. The average length of service of
our members is thirty-two months If
this can be beaten anywhere comrades,
let us hear from you before roll-call"
The following officers were duly in
stalled Wednesday evening. January Is, in
James A. Garfield Post, No. Z, G.. A. R.,
by Mr.. George TAFT, mastering officer: A.
C. Irwin, commander; George Cook, senior
vice commander. Louis Kettler. junior
vice commander: J. H. Jochum. quarter
master; DR.. Thomas Calyer, surgeon;
Rev. j. H. Bradford. chaplain: Fred H.
Smith, adjutant; Robert Harleston, quar-
termaster sergeant; John Weideman, Off
GER of the guard. The following delegates
and alternates were elected to represent
the post at the department encampment:
Deiegates-A. H. Frear, j. L. DaVen-
port, F. III. Smith. WV. Davis. L. KettIer,
II. A. Johnson, and Robert Harleston. AL
ternates-George Cook, w. H. Henning
Thomas b. Nolan, John Weideman Paul
Bochschmid. John Widmire. H. W. Nc
George. unanimous vote of the post
was passed, thanking the mastering Off
Ger for the able and efficient manner in
which he had discharged his duties. also
to retiring Post Commander Frear for the
efficient and impartial manner of presid
ing over the meetings during the past
year. together with the other duties per-
tanning to his office.
A welI-attended meeting of U. S. Grant
Post No. s, G.. A. R., was addressed Fri
day evening, January II, by Col. William
E. Rogers, of the Department of Justice,
whose text was the battle of Gaines
Mill. His paper was Of unusual interest
to the veterans. many of whom were par
ticipants in that bloody affair. but now
learned for the first time the antece-
dents, circumstances, and sequel which
contributed to the practical defeat of the
Union forces and the inutility of the
enormous sacrifice of life on both sides.
Colonel Rogers opportunity for the study
of official records has been exceptional,
and his award both of praise and blame
was impartial and convincing He re-
ceived the hearty thanks of the post and
its guests
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fcers for the ensuing year: Mrs. Mary E.
Lynham. past commander; Mrs. Mary 7.
Galloway, commander; Mrs. Fannie P.
Cary. lieutenant commander; Mrs. Velma
Sylvester Barber, record keeper: Mrs.
Margaret ]. Sherratt. finance keeper:
Mrs. Annie Lipphard, chaplain; Mrs. Ada
l.. Hartman. sergeant; Mrs. Susie Z. Oil
yer, mistress alarms: Mrs. Clara n.
Morseli. sentinel: Mrs. Lucinda H. Seton.
picket beautiful large hand painted
vase was presented to Mrs. Lynham y 20
an emblematic pin of the order. as she
vacated the chair for her successor. The
entertainment committee gave the fol-
lowing programme: SCng Edna Smith; a
fancy dance. little Annie Howell; mando-
lin solo. Mr.. Fitch, with piano accompa
niment; Chinese lullaby. little Miss Gee;
piano duet, Mabel Gasch and Mabel Cos
grove; recitation. Bertha Lingle: sailor
dance, Master Irwin Cosgrove. Refresh
ments followed.
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THE MINUTE MEN.

General orders have been issued by
Gen Thomas H. Mckee, Journal Clerk
of the House of Representatives, who is
commander chief of the Minute Men.
the first regiment of which is being or
ganzed in this city. stating that national
headquarters have been established at the
office of Col NJ. A. Winter, in the Globe
Building. 339 Pennsylvania Avenue, and
that recruiting for the first regiment Is
being actively carried or The original
continental Uniform of the very first
American soldiers is worn by the MEM
bers OF this independent military organi-
zation The general orders state that
every patriotic male citizen, eighteen
years of age and over. of good moral and
social standing is eligible to member
ship" Also that several regiments and
detached companies of Minute Men are
being formed in different parts of the
country.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

The forthcoming history of the Pythian
order soon to be issued by Past Supreme
Representative William D. Kennedy, of
Chicago. will contain several matters of
distinct Importance to the members of the
fraternity in this city. where Pythianism
was founded in 1864. The schedule OF ar
rangement of subjects. prepared by
Brother Kennedy, shows: /. A biography
of the late Justus II. Rathbone, OF Wash
ington, the founder of the Order of
Knights of Pythias. 2. The story OF the
preparation OF the first ritual. the pre-
Iiminary meeting. and the organization of
Washington Lodge, No. /, of this city.
8. Following the story Of the institution
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Grain: sentinel, ]. E. Thomas: trustees.
Travis l.. Farley. J. E. Thomas, Rose
Grain; national representative, Fred w.
Alexander.
The new officers of Camp No T. Patri-
otic Order OF Americans, are as follows:
Past president, Mrs. A. NJ. Best; assist
ant. Addie H. Mcfarland: president
Martha Martin; assistant. Mary V. Gaun
die: vice president Mary Seabright; as
sistant. Mrs. C. E. Abernethy; conductor.
Kate Drummer; assistant. Katherine
S. Reynolds: recording secretary. Emma
A. Poland assistant, Sarah A. Meagher:
financial secretary, Irene Edith Guy;
treasurer, Anna NJ. Wetzel; guard. Mrs.
NJ E. Stewart; sentinel, Henrietta Reese:
chaplain, Nellie G. Morris; orator, Halle
E. Merritt; national representative, An
ME NJ. Wetzel; trustees. Mrs. A. NJ. Best,
Nellie G. Morris. and Adoiph ]. Schip-
pert.
The new officers OF camp No. are:
Past president, Lola D. Newman; assist
ant, Clara E. Mace; president, Alice f.
Cooley; assistant. Jennie " Payne; vice
president, Anna NJ. Krauss; assistant,
Homer ]. Locking; conductor, Iardella
Hester; assistant, Hattie T. Willoughby:
recording secretary. Florence E. Miller;
assistant, Ida NJ. Griffith; financial secre-
tary. Josephine R. Griffith treasurer,
-'i'iy L. maven, Sudiu,
chaplain, Alice Burgess: national repre-
sentative, Mary E. Raven.
The new Washington camp, No. Z, has
been organized and chartered, and the
following officers elected and installed:
Past president, C. S. Jones; president, w.
7. Coulter; vice president, Charles Haner;
master OF forms. C. w. Magill; recording
secretary. P. ]. Rudacill; assistant re-
cordins secretary, F. S. jenkins; financial
secretary, J. E. Bromwell; treasurer, S.
A. Todd: conductor, w. w. Smith; inspec-
tor. W. C. Wilkinson; guard, F. P. Ham
ilton: trustee. E. o. Scaggs; chaplain.
Charles Abernathy; right sentinel, N. X.
Thorn; left sentinel, A. R. Warfeld. At
the regular meeting of the camp. Febru-
ary 25 Washington's Birthday will be
celebrated.
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GOLDEN CROSS.

Golden Commandery, No. 712. U. o. q.
c., officers for the ensuing term have been
installed by Deputy Grand Commander l.
H. Patterson, assisted by Past Grand
Commander George Redway as deputy
past grand commander. and Past Noble
Commander Annie L. Allen as grand her
aid. The officers are as follows: NJ. C.
Hazen, noble commander; Mary Hill,
vice noble commander; Annie c. Brewer,
financial keeper of records; ]. w. Van
zant, treasurer; Agnes Klinger. preIate:
A. E. Cole. herald; Laura j. Bradley, W.
/. G.; Harry Allen, w. o. G.; r. A. Dins-
more, past noble commander. L. H. Pat
terson and R A. Dinsmore were elected
representatives to the Grand Command
cry and Annie l. Allen and ]. W. VAN
zant alternate representatives.
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of the first lodge will be given pho
tographic reproduction of the minutes of
Washington Lodge, No. /. from the origi-
nal proclamation. dated February 10. 1864,
announcing the birth of a new order. up
to and including the record of its de-
cease, and the list of its members then
in good standing. and who were trans
ferred to Franklin Lodge. No 2. still ex-
tant. 4. A review of the happenings fol-
lowing the institution of the first lodge.
the creation of the Grand Lodge of the
District of Columbia. the assumption by
it of the title of provisional Supreme
Lodge of the United States.' and the ex-
tension of the order from Washington into
the States of Pennsylvania. New Jersey.
Maryland, and Delaware, and thence all
Oyer the Union.
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BEACON LODGE.

Beacon Lodge, No. IS. l. o. o. r, has
commenced its new term with large at
tendance. During the year 1t has made
very large gain in membership and pur-
chased a large quantity of new regalias
for its officers This lodge is over fifty
wears old and still has as its financial
secretary ]. w. Colley, a charter member
of the lodge. Joker committee" has
been appointed to arrange some surprise
for every meeting of the lodge. The
committee consists of E. S. Bowman, R. a.
Dingmore, ]. r. Fague, Z. W. Bradford,
and A. A. Hancock. Beacon sends as its
representatives to the Grand Lodge. E. w.
Bradford r. a. Dinsmore, F. A. Stier, and
F. B. Hay, an excellent quartette.
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PYTHIAN POINTS.

Joseph T. Coldwell Company. No. Z. U.
R.. X. of P, has The following new line
officers: Captain, Thomas E. Landon
first lieutenant, Charles L Saur; second
lieutenant, J. F. Skidmore; recorder, T. A.
Bynum; treasurer, G. Raissle; chaplain.
F. j. Hennirg; guard, Theodore Schon-
dau: sentinel II. Belt.
Hermione Lodge No. u, the western
most in the city, being located in George
town, has the following new line of Off
GERS: Chancellor commander. Leroy F.
Thompson; vice chancellor, Samuel V.
Mace; keeper of records and seal. Frank
S Neikirk; master of finance, Henry G..
Wagner; master of exchequer, Samuel c.
Palmer; master-at-arms, James H. Ca
ton; prelate, L, S. Walmer; master OF
work. r. p. Shelton; inner guard, II. W.
Boteler; outer guard. H. August Wagner;
Representatives TO the Grand Lodge. S. II.
GIadmon, Edward Journey, R. P Shelton,
H. G. Wagner, and E. S. Walmer; trus-
tees, B. F. Harper, II. c. Wagner, and
Samuel c. Palmer.
Equal Lodge, No II, K. of p. has as
present officers: Chancellor commander,
c. NJ. McCauley; vice chancellor, O. Coff
man; prelate, A. Lauxman; master of
work F. X. Armstrong; keeper of records
and seal ID. r. brown; master OF nndnce,
W. J. Johnson; master OF exchequer. ].
". Mitchell; master-a t-arms, Robert
Neff; inner guard, ]. R. Haskins: outer
guard John Minis. The lodge gives
promise of good seasons work.
Union Lodge, No. %, X. Of p. has one
of the finest third degree outfits in this
domain, and in connection with the re-
organized amplifed team. new life and
vigor has been infused in her member
ship a demonstration Of which is the con-
stantly increased attendance at each con-
vocation.
officers of Hermione Company, No. 4,
Uniform Rank of Knights of Pythias, are
as follows: Captain, S. H. GladmOn:
first lieutenant, E. 5. Walmer; second
lieutenant. r. P. Shelton; treasurer. H.
G. Wagner; recorder, +. S. Nekirk; first
sergeant, Edward Journey; chaplain, John
W. Coon.
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THE HEPTASOPHS.

clave, No. IL. Improved Order Hepta-
sophs. were installed by District Deputy
Supreme Archon Millard F. Thomas, Of
Baltimore, at their hall. 1904 PennsyI-
vania Avenue northwest, Saturday. Janu-
airy IS: Past archon, Dennis ]. Mcnamara;
archon, John t. B. Davis; secretary, Geo.
NJ. Thomas; financier. John Hogan; treas
urer. William Fl. Hodges; provost, P. ].
Slattery: prelate. s. H. Ford; inspector.
w. A. Knots; warder, p. J. O'Dea; sert-
tinel, Daniel Moroney. Trustees, E. H.
Brown. Peter j. Meehan, William Pirie.
After the installation ceremonies the
members and guests enjoyed lunch and
smoker
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ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANS.

II. is expected to exemplify the work of
the order the coming week, or early in
February.
The A. o. H. committee in charge OF
the St. Patrick's day celebration have de-
cided that banquet will be the most
fitting manner of honoring the occasion.
1t will be given IN the evening. Rt. Rev.
Thomas J. Conaty, Rev. DR.. Stafford, and
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ANDREW JACKSON COUNCIL, 6.

The lodge room of Andrew Jackson
Council No. 6. Junior Order United Amer
lean Mechanics, $40 Pennsylvania Ave
nue. northwest, recently presented an ami
mated appearance, the occasion being
their eighth annual supper, combined with
a musical and literary entertainment,
which was attended by over five hundred
people. The programme contained the
names of some of the best vocal talent in
the cify
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GOLDEN EAGLES.

Cyrus Castle. No. 1. knights of the
Golden Eagle. initiated ten new members
Wednesday, January IA. The grand chief
and grand officers were among the large
attendance and the evening was passed
in an enjoyable manner.
At the last regular meeting Of America
Castle, No. g. K. G. E.. held at Weller's
Hall. the officers for the ensuing term
were installed by the Grand Castle Of
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Mizpah Council. No. 8, Daughters Of
America, has the following new officers.
who were installed by Deputy National
Councillor Mabel A. Vaux: Catharine
Passau. councillor; Clara Walker. asso-
ciate councillor; Edward R. Pitcher, vice
councillor: Clara Newman, associate vice
councillor; Lula Pitcher. recording secre-
tary; Lottie Bell. assistant recording Sec
retary; Mabel Vaux, financial secretary;
Mary d. Robinson, treasurer; Matte
Donefdson conductor; Susan Crown war
den; William H. Summers. inside senti-
mel: Margaret BallenEer. outside senti-
mel; junior past councillor, Clara Cold
smith: iuni0r past associate counCi ilor,
Elizabeth Well; trustee. Lille NJ. NIL
stead.
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other prominent divines will speak 1t
is intended to make this a very popular
affair. and within the financial means OF
all. Several Senators and Representatives
will be invited to speak and the commit
tee is missing no effort to make the af-
fair a grand success.
Division No. 2. had social session at
Maccabee Temple on the afternoon of the
18th. SO gold piece was disposed of
to good advantage. Refreshments were
served and an exceptionally pleasant time
eniOyed
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SPANISH WAR VETERANS.

Commander George NJ Cole of the Corps
of Spanish War Veterans of Connecticut
visited Washington on Monday and Tues
day and was received officially by the
corps officers and entertained at the
Spanish War Veterans Hall. Commander
Cole is aGjutant general Of the State of
Connecticut He was lieutenant colonel
OF the Fourth lmmulas, several compa-
nies of which were recruited in Washing
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CATHOLIC SOCIETIES.

The officers of Gonzaga Council, No. 1873,
c. w. B. L., for the new year are: Presi-
dent. Miss Mary C. Flanagan; vice pres
ident. Mrs. Johanna Reese; secretary,
Miss Nora Leahy: orator, Miss McGowan:
collector, Mrs. Darling; treasurer, Mrs
Flaherty; marshal, Miss Mary C. Flynn:
guard. Mrs. Costello; chaplain, Miss An
ME Brooks. Trustees. Miss B. O'Neiu
Mrs. Nagle. Miss McPike.
Liberty Council No. 162. Ladies' Aux
iliary of the Catholic Benevolent Legion.
and the banner council of the city. has
given brilliantly successful progressive
euchre at Northeast Temple.
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LIBERTY L. 0. L.

Past Worthy Master C. A. Emane on
last Friday evening installed the follow
ing officer of Liberty L. o. L., No. 425:
W. NJ, R. L. G. Marine; D. NJ. r. C.
Upperman; D. of c., w. H. Waters;
treasurer, L. F. Sykes; financial secre-
tary, C. A Emme; ]. T, S. Taylor.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-20
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE

Unaes authority Of order Of sale granted ey
the Probate Couri of Neg PIERCE county. state u
IssAo. dated February sh. ls12 will sell Al private
sale the following describet real estate All the
teresf OF Cfydens A. fogaYis in ami to lots
ara its amendments of block twenty -one t2ij ana
lot sx toi ana ITS amendments Of sai block twenty
one OF the cify~.,s Lewiston. kex Perez County.
stale II Idaho. shown by the recorded pists of said
le~isaon, The sale Gill be maze AID after March
> 1892. ana e,js will be received by in person
recorders once Of Nex Perce county 4, the eour,
house in Lewiston. Idaho ~ to 10 O'Clock a m. oi
sAij March s. 1872. Terms Of sale. one halt Of
amount Of lad in certified check accompanying hid
Balance on confirmation OF sale AMI sale subject to
confirmation. The right reserved 10 reject any and
all bids.
J. HOWARD Howe
Guardian Of the estate Of Ciyjenz A Fovarty Minor
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-20

Onjef authority Of order of sale granted BY
the Probate Couri OF Nex Peroe county. state @,
ltaho dated December 9th 1901 will sell at private
sale the following described real estate: The north
east quarter Of the northeast quarter OF section
twenty t26l ami lot No. four % Of section
twenty -four te+) and lots No. one "a and No. ,~u
t2j in section twenty ve (2S) all in township thirty
SIX 81 north OF range hve {5l west of Boise
Meridian IN Ne1 Perez county state of Idaho. The
sale will Re made on and after March ~, lsJ2, and
bids will be received Al the once OF e. o Sei,
Dent K Butler block in Lewiston. Idaho. Up to two
0 clock ?. m Of said March y. 1892 Terms VI sale
ten per cent Of amount Of bid in certified check ac
companyng bid. balance Confirmation Of sale
ana sale subject TO conf alton. The right IS re
served to reject any and all bids.
MARLIN L. GOLDSMITH.
Guardian OF the Estate OF Jesse TaIAnt, Minor