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Bantist Churches,

Norwegian Danish Baptist church-sixth and
Virginia streets. Rev. X. Nelson, pastor Ser
vices at II g. m.
Swedish Baptist church-BelI and Eighth
streets. Rev. +. o. Nelson, pastor. Services at
II a. m. and 80 D. m.
Baptist Misslon-At Duwamish, West Seattle
and Latona. Services every sunday at each
place by Rev. ". H. Black.
Fremont Baptist ehurch--Aurora street, FIRE.
mont. Preaching at II a. II. by Rev. W. K
Block. sunday-school at p. N. All Baptists
come. and others welcome.
North Seattle Baptist church-Corner Third
and Cedar streets. Rev. VI. l. RuCg pastor
Preaching at II a. m. and 80 p. m; Sunday
school at close OF morning services; young peo-
pies meeting a. 6:50.
Market Street Baptist church-Corner Market
and Main streets. I. ". Read, pastor Services
st II q. NJ and 80 p. m. Sunday-school ut
close OF morning service; young peoples meet
lug Monday evening at 7:S0 ok.
First Baptist church-On Fourth street. be-
tween James and Cherry. Preaching at II T. m
and 7:S0 p IN: sunday school follows morning
sermon; Young Peoples Union meets at 6:I5 in
church parlor: prayer meeting Thursday ID,
10 p. NJ. subject for IL a. H., The Thrice
Holy God" For 7;30 p. M. angels aud
Nerites.' The third in series on Lights
and Shadows Thoughts on Lies hat
ties seats free. Everybody most cor
daily welcomed. 4 special invitation il
given to strangers and persons not having n
church home to come and worship with US and
special effort is made to have them feel az home
ana enjoy our services. Il. j. Burchett psstor,
residence 7I2 Cherry street.
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Independent Order Odd Fellows.

Fraternity No. 6S met on Monday night and
conferred the First degree on one candidate.
Seattle Lodge, No 7, met on Tuesday night
and initiated two candidates
Salmon Bay Lodge, No. 100, l. o. o. F., of Bal
lard, met Wednesday night and conferred the
First degree on one candidate.
Olive Branch, No. 4, met on Wednesday night
and tran sacted routine business, there being no
degree work on hand.
Germania Lodge, No. 102, met on Wednesday
evening at Germania hall and went through
some very interesting work.
Ridgley Lodge, No. 6, Daughters Of Rebekah,
gave a social at odd Fellows temple, North
Seattle, on Thursday evening.
Unity Encampment met on Friday night and
elevated four to the Patriarchal degree.
On next Thursday evening Canton Seattle, No.
5, will meet and make on chevaller.
Mystic Lodge, No. 81, met last night and the
entertainment committee reported splendid
progress.
Unity Association, composed of the members
OF Unity encampment, will shortly give sheet
and pillow-cass party at the temple in North
Seattle.
In the great Odd Fellows celebration Past
Grand Master II. E. Holmes will be president of
the day: +. A. Johnson, grand marshal. Past
Grand E. g. Mclean. OF Waila Walls, is likely
TO be orator, and C. n. Hale of Tacoma, will re-
ply to Mayor Rcnalds address OF welcome. The
Grand hotel will be headquarters
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ere working with Rev. DR.. Ford TO I'LL the We
cancics as best they can. Rev. F. B. Cheering
ton. D. D., pastor First II. E. church, Tacoma,
will preach in the First church this morning at
II O'Clock, and this evening at 7:30 at the Trim
ity NJ Z. church. Rev. 3. A. Bright, u. D.,
went to Tacoma yesterday, and will I'LL the
pulpit of tine First ". z. church of that city
morning and evening. Rev. A. lnwood Will
preach this evening in the First M I. churen
Rev. 7. b. Ford will preach at Trinity
NJ F. church this morning and at Battery street
NJ. E. church this evening. Rev. s. S. Seelliger
and wife. OF Port Townsend, will be in the city
tomorrow. Mr.. Seeliiger is president OF the Sc
attic District Epworth League, and comes TO
hold meeting of the district board of control.
The meeting will be held at the residence OF
Presiding Elder Ford, Elliott aud Anna streets,
Queen Anne, tomorrow at p. m Rev. \. ;.
Buckner, who is now supplying Madison street
NJ. E church, has been transferred from the
Southwest Kansas to the Puget sound confer
ence. Bishop Warren, who made the transfer,
in writing to DR.. Ford concerning the matter,
said: "Take good care OF him." Dr. George is
expected TO arrive in the city this week The
committee VIII provide for his entertainment
on his arrival Owing to the illness OF the pas
tor Rev. Benjamin Parsons, the usual afternoon
service will be omitted today at the Peoples
church. Rev. N. P. Jones, of Edgewater church,
will preach in the Spokane First Congregational
church today, and Deacon F. A. Mcdonald will
conduct the services in the Edgewater church.
Mr. Jones lectures at Whitman college, Walla
Walla, next Tuesday and Wednesday. Follow
ing are announcements of services today:
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Perhaps if used holder type and extavagan language
you would think better of this 1t only
here how far superior these values
others know of of Seattle Our cloak cap
tred the arest beauties the Coast They
here and ready be shown. SILK WAISTS! SATEEN
large of imported and domestic jackets
black and coors handsome and with hoods lined with
chngeabe silk also with Irish point lace trimmings We
call attention bargain offering Here s-A
black chevo jacket IS inches in length for $500 them
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New Lace Curtains, etc.

The designs Irish Point and Brussels lace
stock For variety of styles and excellence quality they
surpassed We also showing Nottingham lace endless
variety We also pleased the arrival of spring
stock of table and original patterns The dapees this
year exquisite Amongst the latest novelties plain and bro
caded derby poere also combination of silk chenille
which effective WE WILL CONTINUE for week
the special drives have been making the department Our
$I.2 line of body Brussels will sell also the Lowell and
Kenngton awoo woy carpets reduced from 62 The
above genuine bargains We invite your early inspection
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Sons of Veterans.

The Sons OF Veterans next regular meeting
Will be held April T. No meeting tomorrow
night
Sergeant J. Z. Brown lie chairman of COM
mittee 20 arrange :0r a ball. 1t VIII probably
be given ~ the Arlington hotel carly in April
Brother W. II. Robinson. OF Spfague Camp,
No 1. Tacoma, called at division headquarters
last week on his way TO San Francisco.
Ladies' Aid Society No. J, sux Hilary 10 General
George IL. Thomas Camp No. l, :. of V, will
give one OF their pleasant socisls on Wednesday,
March %, in the 6, A. 4. hall. good pro
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St Marks Acknowledgements and Republi.
can streets. sunday-sehooI. 945 a. m; service.
/ ? In; James y. Gilmer. lay reader.
s. Clements Episcopal church-Corner Mar.
SCI ana Weller streets. Services at II a. m, and
4;6o 2 n. sunday-sehool ST Ills Rev John +,
Won Ee-rlieh, rector.
4rinity Parish chIrch-James aud Eighth
streets Rev. George Herbert Watson, rector,
MIG lent sunday services. s and II a. m. and
.;S9 p m; sundsy-school, 10 g. m Morning
topic: Church History, A. d. la54I5l7.
81 Marks Episcopal church-Fifth and Diva
streets. services at II a. N. and 10 n m
heF. David Claiborne Garrett, rector A. the
services this morning Rev. D. C. Garrett viii
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Church News Notes.

Rev. D. C. Garrett, rector OF st. Marks, re-
ceved yesterday telegram from Bishop Pad
dock, stating that he has appointed the confr-
nation of ST. Marks on Maundy Thurs day. The
bishop is recovering from his recent accident at
Fairhaven, and this will be his first visitation
since then. Candidates for confirmation are to
meet the rector at ST. Marks at o'clock this af
ternoon for preparatory lecture.
Mr.. Watson Allen, Of this city, received tele-
gram yesterday stating that Rev. W. P. George,
the new pastor of the First NJ. Z. church, left
New York city on the night OF March % over the
Canadian Pacific for Seattle. He is due here on
next Wednesday.
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Me,hodist prote,t.nt Churches.

Methodist Protestant church OF south seas't9
Preaching At 7:30 p. m. by the pastor, he.. :.
Shepherd Union Sunday school al ane sa.ns
place at p. m Prayer-meeung thursday
evening at $50 p. N.
second Methodist Protestant church-Sortn
Seattle corner Republican and Warren street,:
Rev. o. V. W. Chandler. pastor. Pre achhtnf a.
II O'Clock and at 7:Sa p. n. sunoay-scnooA -
I2:15, D. B. Ward, superintendent
First Methodist Protestant church-Corner
OF Third and Pine streets. Services al II 2. ~.
and 7:3op. m, conducted by the pastor, ota a.
Davis. Ciass-meeting at 10 a. m. sunua.
school, 1870, II. Willis Carr, superintendent.
Young peoples meeting in the caufcn pafior
at 10 d m.
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stevens post held lne campfire on Tuesday
night, and the veterans were treated 10 tine
paper on ''Shernsn's March to the sea- BY DR..
T. N. Young 5. f, Street, OF the soldiers home
at O.iing, ard Il +. Keene spoke on the Iazoo
expedition The song "Marching Through
Georgia" closed an interesting gathering.
Miss Ferguson viii sing two solos at the Elks
hall. Frye building, next Tuesday evening
Stevens post VIII attend this meeting in a body,
having accepted Miller posts invitation.
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Cathnlic Churches.

ST. Bonifaoe Catholic church-Frederick and
Thirteenth streets. Mass ct 1888 a. n.
Catholic Church of the Sacred HEARTFELT and
Sixth streets. Conducted by the Redemptorist
Fathers. Mass at 1880 a. N.
Catholic Church of the Immaculate Concep-
tion-Sixth and Spring streets. Rev Father
Garland, pastor. Mass at $50 and 30 a. m.
Catholic Church of Our Lady OF Good Help
South Fourth and Washington Streets Rev. F.
Y. Prefontaine, pastor. Morning mass at 1880
O'Clock.
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Congregational Churches.

Taylor Congregational church-birch ana
Thomas streets. Rev. George IT, Lee, pastor.
Services ct Ii g. m. and 7:20 p. N.
Brooklyn Congregational chureh-W. w. Fer
rier, pastor. Services at II q. m. Sunday-sehool
at I2:i5. Rev. J. c. Strong will occupy the pull
pit today.
Edgewater Congregational chureh-M. Z.
Jones, pastor. Services at IL a. m. ana 80 p m
conducted by Deacon F. A. Mcdonald IN the
absence of the pastor, who will preach in the
First Congregational church OF Spokane,
Sunday-school at the close OF morning serV.
ice. Young peoples meeting at 6:45 p. m
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Domestic and Linen Departments.

In this department have made preparations for doing
big trade We ask but inspection of offerings You will be
convinced that this department does progress backwards Ee
CANT assortment of FRENCH SATEENS! FRENCH FLAN-
NELS New washable Bedford cords in beautiful coongs
and zephyr pads and stripes New linens of all kinds
special lot of short lengths half bached table daask
sell at special prices this week.
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Lutheran Churches.

Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church-Third
street. near Pike. Rev. Z. Hedeen, pastor.
Services at IL q N.
Norwegian Danish Lutheran church-fonrtn
and Pike streets. Rev. C. 0. Rosing, pastor.
Services at $50 q. m.
Norwegian Lutheran ehurch-Servfce every
SUNDAY evening at O'Clock, at Pike street hall,
corner Pike and Fifth streets. Rev. Z. doei'
pastor; residence, 525 De Forest street.
Holy Trinity English Lutheren-Cofner
Seventh and Union streets, Rev. Z. r. keeFer.
pastor, residence rear OF church Preaching az
il o'clock a. N. and 7:30 p. m sunday-schooi
at 1890 p. m. Weekly meeting Thursday at 80
n m All welcome,
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Sons of st. Gnorre.

Al the regular meeting on Tuesday the usual
routine business was gone through with, but a
general depression prevailed owing to a rcpcrt
reaching the lodge of the death OF the highly
esteemed brother. Or. Robert Aibln. at St louis.
on March Id The lodge will take action upon
the receipt OF an Official notification. All Nom.
hers are requested to b. present next meeting.
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Free and Accented Masons.

seattls Chapter, No. s. Royal Arch Masons,
met on Thursday night in a special convocstion
and conferred the Noble Marx Masters degree
on two willing victims, who went through the
ordeal with eommendable bravery and resigna-
tion. The chapter will meet again for special
work on next Thursday evening.
st. John, No 9, met last night for the last time
ut Young Naturalists hall. 1t will now move
into the new temple at Second ana Pike streets,
where, in the near future, all tho Masonic
lodges in the city will center.
Most of the bodies are laying quite low now,
but things will pick up wonderfully within the
next month.
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Improved Order Red Men.

large attendance was present at tho council
Of Seattle Tribe, No ., on last Tuesday evening,
and matters OF considerable Importance to the
order were discussed, committee is out for
the purpose of giving a series OF entertainments
in the near future. The adoption fees were re-
duced to SIC. Work viii be had in the Adoption
degree on next Tuesday, and absentees at last
meeting are expected to be present
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TACOMA FRATERNITY NEWS.
Candidates Must Favor Eight Hours
Trades Council Elects DELEGATES.

TACOMA, March 26.-lSpecial Tho Trades
Council is still in search OF a suitable hall.
The following delegates were received into
the Trades Council this week: Frank Bovee, of
the Carpenters Union; Michael Kilbourne, of
the Stonecutters' Union, and Pat G. O'Dowd
Lawrence O'Toole and Sam Harper, OF the Broth
erhood of Railroad Carmen.
The trades unions very apt to give candi-
dates for city offices the cold shoulder if they do
not make square-;oed ayowal to support the
eight-hour agitation.
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SpirituaIists.


American Union OF Spirituali.ts-The fortieth
anniversary OF modern spiritualism in the
United states will be celebrated at Masonic hall,
University grounds, at 10 q. m.
Spiritualism-The usual sunday services will
be held in Olympic hail, LILO Second street,
down stairs, this evening at 1880. An inspira-
tional address, to be followed by public tests,
will De given by q woman from Portland.
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present, but the committee viii secure an able
speaker before the time comes, and the Grafton
will not suffer. The committee Is still at
work on the matter of funds and
should meet with encouragement every
where The celebration will bring
large crowds into the city and all classes will be
benefited. The Masons are slowly getting into
their new temple and are not making much of
q splurge just now, but 1t is simply the calm
that precedes the storm. There will be enough
going on among them soon. Knights OF Pythias
are working hard to increase their numbers, SO
as to make good showing in Nay. The B'nsi
Birth people gre going to make active efforts to
strengthen the local lodge and increase the good
Of the order. The presence of the grand officers
here has an excellent effect
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Unitarian

Unitarian Church-serenth. between Pike
and Union-W. G. Eliot, j., pastor. Service
at II a. m, conducted By Mr. B. 7. Heydol.
Sunday-schooi and religious study class at
1870 p m. Sunday evening Lentsn class
omitted today
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The weather prophet happened to strike it
right yesterday. He sent the following despatch
to Captain ]. 4. Hatfield: Hoist information
signal; storm of marked severity approaching
Vancouver" steamboatmen coming in from
the lower Sound reported stiff breeze blowing
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Christian Churches.

First Christian church-seneca street, be-
tween Third and Fourth. Rev. R. Z. Dunlap,
minister. Preaching II a. m. and $50 ?. m.
Sunday-sehool at 10 a. m, Miss Lucy C. Pratt,
superintendent. Y. P. 5. c. E. at $50 p, m.
Prayer-meeting 7:So. Public invitation ex-
tended,
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Miscellaneous services.

The Free Methodist chureh-Corner Ten tn and
Pine streets. Rev. ]. Grips, pastor. Services
II a. N. and 7:S0 p. m.
The regular song and gospel service of the Y.
NJ. c. A will be held in the chapel, LAY Front.
at o'clock A. ?. Burwell will address the
meeting.
The Peoples church - DETERMINATIONS
Meets at 8 p. N. in Olympic hall formerly
the First Congregational church,, LILO Second
street Rev. Benjamin Parsons, the pastor, be-
ing i'll, there Will be no service.
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s.Tbe Christian Life" Subject: "The Divine
Vocation" In the evening there will pc spe,
eial choral service with stainers $50 goa Lonsa
the World" BY the fnlI choir. anu quincy
Bucks "Lesd, Kindly Light" by the maze guar
tette. The plain talk In course on the len CoI-
mandments viii be on the Fourth CominAno-
ment,
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ThcOsoDhy,

The Theosophical Society meets Sunday at 4
p. m. in the "Chambres de Musique," COS Front
street, and a lecture on Theosophy by Mrs Annie
Besant will be read. The public is invited.
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Church of Christ.

Olympic avenue Church OF Christ-314 Olympic
avenue Rev. r. H. Moss. pastor. Sunday-school
at 10 a. m. Preaching at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m,
by the pastor. Prayer-meeting on Thursday at
$50 p. m. Take the North Seattle electric cars
going north.
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The Elks to Elect Officers.

There will be an election of officers for the
local lodge Of Elks tonight 1t is reported ;hs;
there will be a close contest for the oidces,
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Methodist Episcopal Churches.

Gilman Park Methods. Episcopal church,
Ballard-Rev. R. 2. FANS, pastor. Services at IL
a N.
Swedish Methodist Episcopal church-Fifth
street, near Pine, Rev. John johnson, pastor
Services at IL q. IT.
Asbury Methodist Episcopal church, FIRE.
mont-Rev. Horatio Alling, pastor. Services at
IL q. m. and $50 p. m.
German Methodist church--stewart and Thir-
tenth streets. Rev. C. A. Pressing, pastor. Ser
vices at ii a. N. and 1:30 p. m.
Grace Methodist Episcopal church-king and
Rainier streets. Rev. n. P. Tedrick, pastor.
Services at 80 a. N. and 7:5o p. m.
African Methodist Episcopal ehureh-Jones
and Madison streets, Rev. L. s. B.akeney, pas
tor. Services at II a. n. and 7:So p. N.
Haven Methodist Episcopal church-Second
avenue and Howard streets. Rev E. d. White.
pastor Services at IL a. m and 80 P. M.
Norwegian Danish Methodist Episcopal
church-Fifth and Olive streets Rev. Martin
Hansen, pastor. Services at II O.. m. and 7:So
p. m.
Battery Street Methodist Episcopal church
Third and Battery streets. Rev. Alfred Inwood,
pastor. Services at IL a. and 7:30 p. Rev.
7. B. Ford. D. D., will preach in the evening.
Methodist Episcopal City Mission-E. S.
Stockwell, pastor. Preaching at South Seattle
at II a. m. every Sunday, and at Walla Walla adj
dition, in Burners hall, every Sunday at $50
p. m.
Madison Street Methodist Episcopal church
Madison and Cloverdale streets. Preaching at
II a. and 1880 p. m. suaday-sehool at 12:l5
p. n. Young peoples meeting at $50 p. N.
Prayer-meeting Thursday evening. Rev. n. s.
Buckner, pastor.
First Methodist Episcopal churcn-Third and
Marion streets. Rev. F. B. Cherrington, D. d.,
OF Tacoma, will preach at ii Il. m, and Rev.
Alfred Inwood at $50 p. IN. Class meeting at
10 a. IN. SunGay-sehool at 1880 p N. Young
peoples meeting at $50 p. N. Experimenting
Thursday evening.
Trinity church-Corner Mercer and Kentucky
streets, Rev. g. Alonzo Bright, D. d. pastor.
Ciass-meeting at 10 a. m, J. II. Payne, leader.
Sabbath-school at 1870 p M, J. B. Denny,
superintendent. Epworth League Services for
the young) at $50 p. m, in charge OF Rev. Fred
5. Pearson. Preaching at II a. II. by the Rev.
I. L. Ford, d. D., Presiding elder OF the Seattle
district of the Methodist Episcopal church.
Preaching at 73o p m by the Rev. f. B, Cher
rinEton. D. D.. pastor of the First Metho list
church OF Tacoma. On next Thursday evening
the Rev. E. W. Parker, D. D., of India will oc-
cupy the pulpit OF Trinity church, and
cordial invitation is extended to all who desire
to hear Of this wonderful country and the
great movements now stirring it SO profoundly
TO BIZ present. A cordia! invitation is extended
to all services of this church. DR.. Bright
breaches in the First Methodist church OF Ia
coma this morning and evening.
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IN GODS TEMPLES.
Where Religious Services Will
Be Held Today.
SUBJECTS OF THE PREACHERS.
Many Exchanges in the Methodist fui-
pits-Announcement for All De-
nominatIons-Church Notes.
HERE will be several

HERE viii be several
exchanges OF pulpits
in Seattle today.
Owing TO the many
recent changes in NJ.
E. pastorates OF the
city the eongrega-
tons of several or
their churches will
hear strange voices
today. Some OF the
pulpits are asyet I'M
filed, and for that
reason the several
preachers now here
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The Good Tcmnlars.

Pacific Lodge, of the Independent Order of
Good Templars, gave an entertainment on Mon
day night, which was we'll attended, and gave
great pleasure to many. Following is the pro-
gramme which was rendered:
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There were several visitors present from Bal
tic, Monitor, Pacific, Seattle, Lake Washington
and Ballard lodges. They all made very inter-
esting remarks for the good OF the order. The
Latons lodge thanks Mr.. Miles Blakely, OF Pa
cic Lodge, No 81, for his interest in their lodge
Latona lodge will give social in the near fu-
N,.r