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The Delta independent., 1891-03-24
ossday aeIs 10 Eos'es.


kysu want chairs. s- " Gale Rrss.
DsisA city pr.psrsy for .aie by A. R. King.
Nyeu van, vail poekess or vail paper 20
u Gals prrs.
4 iarrs iias of Nsn's ass js't received At
". q. sisrsea 1 Sons.
School sntsrtainn.nt saturday evening.
March 70. All should attend.
People ,hss tss~ what they want asa how
- ct Il e 70 Kirby / Ziesler's.
Don't fall " 70 and - Neither Carries
Chicken" March ~.
The moaey received frrm coming school
satess.'- : 70 be applied upon piaro.
Bob Young Ia building . house opposite
- 0irardss mansion.
Fssspaugh's eircus will exhibit At Mont.
1sss sbost Angus, arst.
"Anons the Breakso." promises :" he
tAs bsss drama yet gives the public In Delta
Dlsslo~ Bros. have several thousand
psaeh. spricot and apple tres heeled In, -
- ~ ost In fe~ days.
"Riddie's Gorilla" may be seen at the
seheoi hsu.e, Saturday evening next.
4 sotiee to receive bids for laying aide.
0aits appears elsewhere In this issne.
Rsssrvsd tickets far sale At MeMurrsy's
As1s store and Store of Delta Mercantile ca.
"fhs knif. shall and his heart" "ose
yssass and his body. y."-"rbe old fortune
>sllss Aas turned cot so Se very dear friend,
~.
L.0. Cslsmaa has purchased the stock cf
ersesrsss formerly ossrA BY Mn. Haynes. Ia
DssssGes bunAias. and is now In charge Of
SAs ssas.
~ he school house Saturday evening. the
Eshsp,sa viii make sAe "fiibsrrieuu"
AAses.
9sesrs ticket for The high sehssi enter.
saiausat. early.
Nm. Js6srs Ia constantly Aadiss to her
slsssdy lares stock Of Millinery, notions. etc.
0>sd bargains are always givsa cns.omers.
wias Rros., having disposed If their aock
Il tAirty .thousand sheep, have Invested =
3ssfs sua In ans horses. aud will hereafter
<svs>s their attention - breeding good stock.
Wesh Of rsmsdeiias the mill At thi. place
Ssuasiesd Mosday, and when completed
~ nay sapset - god aoas - can hr made
asywAess In The asAs. fasrsaiss he new
nill literally.
lIsssansv the wemaa's CArsstisa TEN.
Defsaes Ussos will e~nvs~e every week.
Uehi further notice. useetinse will ~ held
tJs6ay Afternoons. ircm 70 AP.m.
I'M Rabba,h schools of the city will hold
osisa ss,visss Ia tka Presbyterian church
ossAay svsalae. An interratins proGn1
~ bssa psspassd asA cordial Invitation IA
sstssAsA - oil.
Bisshly I haidvia arc having the bald.
~ sssssAay vasatsd By Mrs. BacklaHd thor.
10y rssssassd asd rspairsd, asd vii, eecu.
" Ne sams fss an eNes, ~ soon ~ Mr..
]soss se1platss sspaisa.
Nm. Alley IN he'd ~ interior sf her
uIIaassy stars neatly AND tastefsily htted
-, ~ vess Allsd With new goods, shs
~W ~ 6sahs sssslvs fall share Of patron.
~ ~ ~ ie1lss 4 pslsA and vielaisy.
~ ssssstaiansAa y b, sivsa ~ tho
psplR feAs hisA SsA~s,. IL this city. March
-. sassb6 y paaraaissd by all. rhs pro-
- IN - pss = ~ sss--sAAi Of paying
~ esa ssssA
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

D-ltn Baptist church, corner Of Meeker
snh Fourth str,ers, II. Grant pastor.
Preaching mex, Sunday morning at II
o'clock; SUNDAY sch"rl at 10 a. M. Subject
for morning service, The Resurrection Cred.
ible" Choir practice SATURDAY At $50 -. m
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. F..
church. of this city, will Id s"cisl at the
residence Of Mrs. Graham. n"rth Main street
THURSDAY evening. March 20. Refresh
ments will be served. good .it cinr furnished
and 4 cordial invitation is extended to ALL
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

Miss Mcmillan. cousin nt q. Il. McGrana-
han. who accompanied his f',nily from thu
eas, a few day. sinc- has been in very poor
health since her srrival, snd will will in all
probability be compelled to retuo- t" her
home in Pennsylvania as soon as she is able
t. make the inur.-y.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

Th" "Gr-s ,W~:ts" Concert Company"
Of Denver. a-ss,.t,-ib, Mrs. Smith. Miss Me-
Murray. and NJ. Rawson, of rhi. city gave
n very cr-di,a'Ie entertainment in the public
school house Friday and Saturday evenings
last; the p-or-e,l- bein. added to the treas-
urv "f our new band. The attrniance vas
som-wh hat above the average, and the amount
realize will aid the b"vs very substantially
in rayiny for their inst irum-nts.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining uueallc'i for in the post
Office ut Delta. Colorado. March IS, 1891:
Allen. Miss Sarah Allen, John
Rart.i-tti, Alexandra Johanson, Hnkan
Smith. Z. N. Smith. J. +.
lfnot called for in thirty day, will be sen,
to the dead letter office.
VIC. STEPHENS, p. N.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

The enterisinment given Thursday eve.
ming hy Prof L"wanda'. Novelty Company.
in ,hi. city. was fairly we'll attended. The
performance compared avorably with other
co,npauie. Of thi, type.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

Fortunes ARE to be mad. by men staying
where they are. Every year y"u.s men 20
east, linking millions wait them there, and
aud rs many men come west with the saiae
hope. 1t is the man who stays where he is
who makes the mooney. Pick your avn straw.
berry p,.ch WE'LL and you will have II"
reason t" complain that you did not select
some o,he. trawherry patch that is just be-
xnul
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

TIL. new bridge ut the Cau-n is now conf
plei-d and ". can now l"ok for more
frequent visit. from "nr many fri-n'l- III that
lnrali,v. The builiiuy of the bridge at
Horchkiss is ais" being rapidly pushed +"
enm,,l-,ion, aud with the new bridge assured
t. sp,n the river at this point, Delta county
people ou ,ht ta he happy.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

The newly organized hrn.l. in this city, de-
serve much prais. for the rapid manner in
which they are learning To mnst-r their in
instruments The organirati~u has been in
existence only nl"ut six weeks. hut we must
say il averages well with organizations
several times its senior.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

A number of D-lts's fair daughters met in
the Baptist church Tuesday afternoon last,
aud ORGANIZED a Y. W. c. 7 u, the repor,
Of which appears In this issue. May it wsx
strong aud prosper. is the siucere wish of the
INDEPENDENT.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

Tuesday last, a num"er Of eur most
patriotic "s-ns Of Cork" decorated them
s-Ive- with rr-en aud yellow, in honor of
Ir.lant's patriot a-d saint.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

A pleasant time WAS en,"yei by all. who
attended til. social hop in Bsrker's hall
Tuesday evening last. About twenty three
couples 10 part in the evenings sport Mr..
Jack son, ably assisted by several others dis.
pen>-d good music for the dancers. The
baud also rendered some choice selections
during the evening.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

The brick to be u,r-i ~ til. CONSTRUCTION; of
Mr.. M-lirum', new r--id-nce. have been
r-c-iv-'i and work will be pushed rapidly
As weather permits.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24
Ca,l ss- s..nss Warrant.

TREAsvRER's OvFiCE,
DEirA, March =, 1891.
There arc funds in the hands Of tho County
Treasurer for payment of tho following
sohcol warrant, District No. II, special fund,
via:
No. ls. Issued February II, 1853; amount,
t3s00.
Nosics h hereby given n the holder Of said
wsrraNt that iAssrsss will csase amer thirty
days tins. daAs. A. r. HowARp.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

M. Blambsrs, WIN dssls quite extensive. .
II In cattle, hWs about arranR~,, to make .
large shipment Of fat cattle aud feeders 70
~ ssssssA Aashes In New dAys.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24
You nS Nan

Ifyou wish to break your hes; girls heart
go II ". G. Simpson & Sons and fit yourself
ont from head to foot-a sure thing every
time.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24
JuSt Received

A nice line Of Gents Furnishing Goods,
Children's. Misses and Ladies Shoes at W. G
Simpson 4 Sons.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

At Kirby Il Zieslcr's is the place to buy
fruit, nuts {. b1ccu and cigars and then top
Of with 4 glass Of sweet cider right from
Cid-rvile, Michigan.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

Mrs. Frank Hepworth has assumed tn
management of the Central House, ~her
meals will be served q: all hours.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

Ifynu want baby carriage or cradle so to
Gale Bros.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

Ifyou want sofa or rocker so to Gal
Bros.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24
Hay ivr Sale.

In any quan,i;-. by bale or ton. Inquire
OF NcGranahan & Butler.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

1fynu wan; n bureau or clothes-prcss go Il
Gale Bros.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Ladies'.

Bay yeur shoes of W. G. Simpson & So,
and get the hest in the city for the money.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

You want = table or writing desk. go .e
Gale Bros.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

Meals at all hours ut the Central House
Mr.. Frank H-rwerth, Prupri-tress.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

Money TO loan. on ranches, chsitels or per
sonal security.
A. R. KING.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

Next Sunday briog Faster, a sermon On
The "Re.urrectiou Of J-~,s," vii, be preschrd
In the Court Nousc, at II o'cicck =. m. IN
the evening at 7.s0 o'clsck, an Easter Mis-.
sicnary service will he conducted by the
su.,,iay sshosl, In ths Presbyterian church.
All Invited.
W. I. linn paator
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

Nice clean beds at the Central House
Mrs. Frank Hepworth Proprie,ress.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24
our New nridEe.

A "long felt want" will cer,aioiy he snp.
piled with the completion Of the new bridge
scroas the Gunnison river at this point.
All necessary arrangements have bean made
for its construction, and work will I've con-.
u-aced A. soon as materinl arrives. The
br;,lse will he "c"mbination" and will cost
asou, $4,000, the approach from this aide
beirs At the north end Of Me~kcr street.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

Ifyou want sewing machine go to Gal,
Bros,
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

Ifyou wan, curtains or curtain poles s
to Gale Bros.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

Ifyou want lumber, lime or shingles go to
Gale hroS.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

Ifyou wan, bedroom suit Of the finest. oI
chesr. go 10 Gale Bres.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

1fyou want pictures or picture frames 60
to Gale Bros.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

Fer Sale.
A Clevelsnd-Bay stallion, Il months old,
weigh, ESQ pounds. Can be bought cheap.
For particulars enquire nt this Office.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

Clothes baskets, hampers, oisee baskets.
lunch baske, at Gale Bros.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

0sshsAtss ESisesUei lhareh.
kEv. ". J. Jcsp. Fasssr.
0ssaehiag In the Court Houss every sunda, at
II % o ~ AMI 'np p. m. sunday schooi In the
trushytsriAn Church At 10 ,. m, Prayer taeet'
Ag Wednesday svsninS in The patronage At
- o'clock.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-24

Money to loan. on ranches, chaitels or per-
sonal security.
A. r. KING.
Mrs. Frank Hep~or,h has assumed the
management of the Central House, where
meals will be served a; all hours.
fyou want = table or writing desk, go to
Gale Bros.
Nice clean beds at the Central House,
Mrs. Frank Hepworth Proprie,ress.
Meals At all hours ut the Central House,
Mr.. Frank H-pw.rth, Prupri-tress.
1fyon wan; bureau or clothes-prcss go te
Gal. Bros.
Ifyou want sewing machine 60 to Gale
Bros.
1fyou want curtains or curtain poles SO
to Gale Bros.
IT, you want bedroom suit OF the finest, or
chesr, go 10 Gale Bres.
Ifyou want pictures or picture frames go
to Gale Bros.
Clothes baskets, hampers, oiBee baskets.
lunch baske, at Gale Bros.
Fer sale.
A CleveIsnd-B Bay stallion, IL months old,
weigh, |, ,:so pounds. Can be b"ught cheap.
For particulars enquire at this Office.
Ifyou want lumber, lime or shingles go to
Gale hro<.
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CONGREGATIONAL MEETING.
Inc General Association to Meet in Ia
coma This Month-Programme

The General Association to Meet in Ia
coma This Month-Programme.
Inc third annual meeting of the general asso-
citation OF Congregational churches OF Washing
ton will be held at the First Congregational
church at Tacoma on the four days commencing
September q.
large number of Congregation alists of Seat.
tie vii! attend. Each church in Washington is
entitled to be represented by the pastor, and by
one delegate for every thirty members. Follow
ing 10 the programme arranged for the occasion:
PROGRAMME.
Tuesday afternoon-2:00, organization: $50,
Address Of Welcome, Rev. C. O. Brown, D. D.,
Tacoma; 400, Narrative OF the Churches
Key ID +. James, Colfax.
Tuesday evening-7:3o, Correcting from the
Tacoma Ministerial Alliance Rev. B. S. Mac.
Lanerty, president; sermon, Rev. Wallace Nut.
ting, Seattle.
Wednesday forenoon-s:3o, business; $50,
devotional hour, led by Rev. George E. Hooker,
Medical Lake; 1880, Christianity and Re-
ness.
Wednesday afternoon-2:oo, christianity and
MeaLtn' Rev c b. Chase, Port Angeles' .Chris-
seattle: 4:45. christianity and the Republic"
Rev. L. o. Baird. Pullman.
Wednesday eyening-7:3o, christianity and
Labor, Rev. s. g. L. Penrose Dayton; How 1t
Looks to Laboring Man." a representative of
labor, Tacoma: "How 1t Looks to an Employer
OF Labor; representative employer, Tacoma.
!, iu1rsuhy iOISnoon-o.5o, business. S.0O. 0eVO-
tionai hour. led by Rev. E. Z. Smiley, Van
couver: 10:30, christianity und Washington"
"Home Missions" Rev. T. w. Walters Spokane;
"Church Building Society" Rev. T.. $. Win ans,
Portland.
Thursday afternoon-200, business: $3.50,
woman's missionary hour; 4:30, "The Sunday
school Work, Rev. Samuel Greene, Seattle; $50,
COLLATION. in church parlors
Thursday evening-7:30, 'The International
Council at London" Rev. r A. Beard, D. D.
Spokane; 1.-The World for Christ" Rev. C. c.
CreegGn, D. D., Boston.
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SHALL We CONTINUE IN SIM
Aext OF Rev. s. A. Brighps Discourse
Yesterday Morning.

Yesterday Morning.
Kew. :. Alonzo Bright, D. D., pastor of the
trinity Methodist Episcopal church in North
Seattle, preached yesterday morning from the
texl, "snali We Continue in sin?'
he drew distinction between sin against
divine law and human law and showed that of
lenses might be committed against what is
ano"n as propriety without any vio-
iauon OF the rule of right
ne showed how the possibilities
Oh SHINING were increased by the fall OF man.
ana argued that labor was made a necessity in
oroer 70 prevent men from spending their time
IN giving play 70 their evil instincts. He then
urged tnst the elevation of the lower ranks OF
society would tend 10 the elevation OF ALL and
quoted the movement for shorter hours of labor
as an enort in that direction. He regarded the
necessity OF labor which resulted from the fall
OF man as both punishment aud blessing,
ana contended that this necessity being made
law OF nature was inst nctiye.y compiled with
while IL It had been an arbitrary law IL wo-ld
money had been the root of all evil for many
generations and how it was still doing enormous
harm. But this life was only an exped ent and
the real life was to follow. Man was given the
chance here TO make something OF himself
and II he turned out wrong he was 10
blame, so that the purpose of the race should
be TO construct it>elf to overcome the pressure
for evil The earth was not heaven, but it could
be made much more heavenly. The nations
were threatening wars and the ouly way 10
avert catastrophy was for each one to abstain
from sin.
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war;
The Only Big Show Coming, Alw.v, .,.,1,

The Only Big Show coming Always Abs.d.
s---...'............... .......... ............
2sth Year of
:: ADAM - FUR -PACGH'S -
Observation-Disclosures. ............s
Largest Oldest. richest tented exhieiiion In rha
whsle world. LOO MEN AND hOKsES
WI exhibit afternoon and hight. at and 8
O'Clock p m. at
SEATTLE. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER
4-Paws Colossal Tr pie Circus.
4-Paws Startling Stage sensations.
4-Paw's Glorious H.ppodrome Haces,
4-paS's Mammoth Double Menage -iel
4 avs Wild West show,
%-Paw's Famous Fore gn Features,
First season in America Of COL Boone and Miss
Caraotta. the worlds most accomplished and
bravest lion tanners and trainers.
FIVE LIoNs-ALL LET LOSE IN THE
CIRCUS RING,
Which is encircled With lofty steel fence tnspr
Ing perfect SAFETY 10 The audience
First appearance under canvas OF the most Illus
trlons OF all Aetiaists, the incpmpa able HAN
LoN-VoLrEHS, IN their thrilling Leap tor Llie.D
forty feet in mid air on tn sway q Z trapeze
Menaserie! Wild West Exhibition! $50 scouts
s saS ana soldiers Captain A. II Bogaraus
including the wild and weird
GHOST DANCEl
AL the entire and superb Paris Hippodroms, Ons
quarer mile rack every kind OF races French fe-
male cnAriotears. Adam Fcrep new and az.
founding trained animal exhibition lnciudias
trrined horses 100 acting snimais, Daily exnensss
$500; captil 5000 900: 5 cars; 4 trains TIE
s1mptuous and stupendous G ALA-DAY PARA e
OF the mighty combine axes place a. 10 = M
daily. unfolding 10 p1ol view. free as the air 20
everybody, all the dazzling. unique, picturesque,
historical and sumptuous proce soDal resources OF
the onstef Dual rganization.
Admission, as usual. CheaD round-trp excur.
sons on all linee of travel See local agents or
particulars Two exhibitions daily. Gsu 1 hours
or the accommodation OF the public who Would
avoid the crowds oil TIE grounds reserved num-
bered seats at regular prices, and admi sion q T.
etS. al usual slight adva ce, c. be secured al lis
janet street, Blowing. King & Co.'S, the day OF
exhibition only.
ADAM FoREPAUGH'S Original. Colossal Ag-
er' CATION Ii the Only Great show Coming here
tAls season. j. E. COOPER. Prop.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
EAST LYNNE" Tonight.

The Co-dray company will give the initial
performance of "East Lynne" tonight. Ezra
ordinary prepa atoms have been made to pro-
duce this standard emotional drama in man
ner in keeping W tn its prestige as a frst-class
drawing play. The compan! has rehearsed the
parts repeatedly and the management has
spared no expense in staging the piece On
scenic effects alone 1000 has been expended,
hrst-ciass calcium plant being added to the
properties behind the footights. Artistic
moonlight effects viii be introduced, and every
detail will receive careful attention. Seattle
people should feel proud of their local theater
anu should heartily supplement the enterprise
Oh the Cordray management by liberal patron
age. This is due the management by the public
and every tneater-goer should appreciate tae
TACT The auditorium programme is unusually
attractive
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REV. GEORGE H. LEE RETURNS.
He Opens the Fall work at the Taylor
Congregational After 3 Vacation.

Rev George II. Lee. pastor OF the Taylor Con
gregauouai church, Birch and Thomas streets
occupied his pulpit yesterday after a TWO weeks
absence, which he spent camping out or WILDLY
sand near Clinton. He preached IN the morn
ing from Daniel ii :20-ZI: Daniel answered
ana said, Blessed De the name az God for ever
ana ever Tor lsdom and might are His; and He
ehanse'h the times and the seasons: He re-
inoVeth kings, and sstteth Up kings; he giyesh
"l>ooin unto the wise, and knowledge 10 them
that know understandings
The FIRST thought suggested was tbst God con.
trolled the ordinary sad had also control Of me
extraordinary or critical times Ia mems lives
The fountain Of wisdom and ability was in God
aud cur dependence should bs upon God
Tor both OF these rather than upon ourselves
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NORWEGIAN-DANI CHURCH.
Methodist Episcopal Appointments fol
the Northwest District

The appointments OF the Northwest Norwe-
gian-Danish Methodist Episcopal church made
at the con ference just closed are as follows:
superintendent, c. J. Larsen. Oregon and
Puget sound misunderstanding elder, c. j.
Larsen; Astoria, Lewis Walby; Ellens5urg, to be
supplied; Fairhaven and New Whatcom, j. l..
Erickson; La Conner, to be supplied; Monte
sano and Aberdeen, Carl Ericksen: Mount Tabor
and Reediand, E. VI. Slangeland: Norway Lake,
to be suppled; Portland, First church, to be
supplied; Second church, John Jacobsen; Port
Hanson; South Bend, J. :. Anderson; Tacoma,
Z. ]. Lundegard
Eastern Washington and Idaho district-Pre-
siding elder, (. n. Hauge; Blaine and Genesee,
r M. Ellefsen Creek Mountain, to be supplied
Moscow, c. n. Hauge; Rockford, TO be sup
Piled; Spokane, c. l. Hanson; Volmer, to be
supplied
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.Tbe ffuStfar.v

In ORGANIZING Ia, comp4ny OF fun-makers 10
appear in 'The Hustler" the noted ana success
fui LARGE comedy which will be seen at the ut
Tie opera-house next Wednesday and Thursday,
Managers Davis Keogh set out with the firm
determination to secure such galaxy OF art SITS
as would dazzle the average play-goer and strike
terror to the hearts OF their managerial contem-
porarles. And that they have succeed admir-
ably In their undertak ng there seems 10 be no
manner OF doubt. Sc dom, ii ever, have so
many OF the brightest Lights of comedy been
rallied together under one standard is the
case with the Hustler" glance at the
nane IS comprising the cast will verify the fore
going statement. The first big stroke
OF these aggressive farcical purveyors
was In securing that witty and magnetic Hiber-
man, John kerneI, whose name alone is a
charm to coniure with another important cap
ture was the statuesque Zelma Rawlston, one
of the comic opera queens Of the New York
casino; still urging on in their wild career
Messrs. Davis & Keogn pre-empted the services
OF Barney Reynolds, the famous German dialect
comedian, and shortly after they signed Molly
Thompson, the highestpriced soubrette on the
American stage. They next prevailed upon
Nile Staecione, the beautiful and renowned
premiere danseuse of La scala, Milan, to ac-
cept an engagement with "The Hustler" this
being the first time that ballet premiere has
ever appeared in farce comedy. John 8. Mari,
the celebrated minstrel boy, was next
induced to go to the wars with "The
Hustler Then Lee HarIi,on, the
infinitely funny Hebrew policeman of "Blue-
beard, ir": Belle Hartz, late of the Francis Will
son company; Gus Mills, the premier OF female
Impe.sonators; the celebrated Laporte sisters,
vocalists and dancers; Harry Leigh on, the
crack alto sooist OF Dr.. John Halls church, NV
York; Lille Raymond, the California nightn-
gale; Vesta Stevens, dashing English topical
singer, and Messrs Leonard Somers, Jack Men,
ter and Milo Kn,ll, who, with Harry Leighton,
form the now widely popular "Hustler" mae
quartette, were all enrolled In rapid succession.
With such a magnificent roundup of COM
edians, dancers, singers aud high-class special
lists, coupled with the intensely amusing play
and new and brilliant music, 1.-THE Hustler
ought to prove a world beaten. truely.
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SUNDAY AND LABOR.
Sabbath Movements Relation to
Workingmen.
YOUNG MEMS PLACE IN HISTORY
Methodist Ministers in New Charges
Return of Rev. George HI. Lee
New Church Occupied.

This is the season of conferences in the Meth
odist church and many of the ministers OF that
denomination are moving and getting &C
ouainted with their new fiocks Seattle con-
sregations viii see several new pastors next
week and the Methodists also have a new pre-
siding elder, the Rev. T.. B. Ford, for the past
year the pastor OF the Methodist church at
Olympia The Methodist Protestants held
their conference during the past week,
but no material changes were made
IN the pastorates. The Norwegian-Dsnish Meth
odIst Episcopal church held its conference in
this city during the past week, and the German
Nethodists win hold their conference the com.
hsweek.
Among the notable sermons preached yester-
6ysere those by the Rev. DR.. Edward Thom-
son On "The Relations Of the Sunday Movement
% Labor" and by Rev. Wallace Nutting on
sThs Power of Youth"