davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26
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i
"0et itaI ies NOT paste" iasbe ban Ieenbe. "Oe
bar M funbet ub, at Stibet er en- rem slipper, oS ies
tal Iaoe benz foritaa, at Der life siues bebre Napisatsr
emo Oe. Oct pil bIius 0eres Sag os min paa pore
gaster for Spns Sfplb at tIsmme paa ueb ~iaameset
Sell, iOm BUN fan bare, Os par iss Dem StprmanO,
Iaa piIOe isg mGrte ON ~9ogIinen.
~Oet bar Ou Jst / q iasbe ies. Seq itaI sipe benOe
6art. SoIp MI ftaI bIiue iom Snssntins / mOOeat
Bris."
9i 10 bssse Ousr bette, Os o%ersfter git ieg. for at bet
ItuIbe ie CAN'T uaturlist ub, at leg par paa Dattst,
agterOuer til NatbuIet.
Seq tom tilbase Os iasoe:
"9i mtaa itsle bet iaa, at ri ON nj Gage CT paa go
9anoSe OF $50 9reoe eler oerOmtrins, Suis ui tan /
@ieunsminit uOIsbe ct 9unorsoe Os otti @ainuter ON
0agsu, iaa siSr ri bet
"6uOrlanst resnsr De M, at ri bar isien til Dlerieo'
%bugtel2"
"@ieO ct runOt Gal, tire GuiiuOs aUartmil.
site msrs?~
"8unbe nj lobe TO 9uubrsSe suartmiI ON 0assn,
iaa ItulOe ui ON f~iortsn 0ase uars ret uO for Dem Orr
leans. Seq iagOe ire Tiger, men iss itat %iniOrs,n, naar
lea bar iaast Dli6pagsobieruatiOnsn, iige StsUens at
set par f~ciIagtis. Seq isaI no, narrs be sisItrinssr
snpnu. glaar be sr SaaSsus, ifaI leg give benz Rurs
fen ret til Bermuda, Os bpis Dor Plan Ipttes, Os Bins
ben faIbsr til, iaa oil en- al % pars iIanb Tor benz os
Iase @upernsrsn piSs, bpiIts 5~rsnnsos ban te =.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26
Gn rsrenoe 3iloraaelie.

@n &prreippnbent fra Stodbulm til
Glaoet "upinln" beretter: ct Bar Gut
ter I IL os IA Vars glberen befanbt ia
en- Dag aleue bjemms / Sor9lorenes
Soltg ~ltoenfUr Stanstuu. ct Salous
seo9r, iom bang paa 8assen i Saoe.
rens GGrelie, babe lanse ipsst i ben
aloite SrUoers ganter. Nu bar Sci.
li9beoen 8unitis til at sjsre uarmere
S~etienbtitab meo bet.
San to9 @epGret neb Og ipingte bet
bio % bib, me9et iuteresIeret af bet
imntfe Saaben. YluOIeli9 imelote ct
Stub al - % trnf BEN pugite
8rOoer ben enc SIDE al 8rpitet. San
faiteoe BET iarli9e Saaben lnngt fra ia
o8 oiIoe / Den iDrite 6pritrrffelie tnIte
fig no siennem &jnOuet.
"8Gr rOltg!" trgiteoe ben Gaareoe
BAN, "oet er ilet life farli9t. Seq looer
life at ii8e ct eneItc Orb, raar Wama
% &apa toumer hicnt."
"9oUer ou mig oet?"
"5a, ie Der bar ou MN SaanO paa
Bet"
90 iaa blep Sebaret Dpbaugt paa
fin 8laos.
Srart nutOm S~Orelorens. Den aIs
bre 8rUber Tom / SOrpirrin9en frem
meo Ell Sifturie ON, at be bar 9aaet inb
/ Stpuen Ug at ben pu9lte 8ruoer Der
al 8aaoe par blebeu truffet al no9le
SasG fra en- Sa9ers 8sSie. Surplorere
tog Oenre SOrfIarin3 for goo. Den
pn9ite 8rOoer iasOe iuseutin8, bpersen
ia cler nei, BERTH. San trDitsoe fine
5OrGlore meo, at Der in9en Gare bar;
ban tienote trapt Gmerter. 0e fanOt
bet imiolertio raaoelisit at tage @utteR
meo til Ell 5eltitiGr NHrbeSen. 8erre
ineoe, at ban Der iutet frltoe uorette.
Oct GAR, StuObet bauoe fOraaringet,
bar ubetDoeli9t; nten buorUiSt Der fore
laa uoseu inore Sfuoe, fuuoe ban oers
imuo life iise.
5OrGlorete tisrte nu inc til Seras
ftnerla5arettct. Oct bar allereOe be-
gpuot at msrtne ON Nftenen. @n Nmas
n~ueniis tos imOo Batienteu, og eiter en-
fort llnoeri6selie meute ban, at 9ilitanz
ben life gap Qnlebnin9 til 5rp9t. Gut
ten ia9oe M iOreUrigt, at ban bar als
beles Imertefri. 6Orelorele besau fig
biem for at fomnte igien tiolis naite
0tor9eu. @u SpsepleisrIte ituloe ie
rsie til bam.
Sa be, leoiaset al ben ~14saarise SBn,
tom til6ase ON WOrsenen, a aft furs
anbret. 9soen bauoe / Nattens 9sb
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26
FARM LOAN ACENCYSHEss,n.g,y!B tsIIs tIsI

9enqe uaar be be6gtes, fan stdbes til lapehe Hente mob fgrte 8rore8 CbHgatC
ibbgg8t eMr optet 9ane bef99enbe geuOr gReotauE Chippewa. Renotas Re6poG
QboT Counter gRnuepta. 8ebeug 8ebaublug snranhres. Biute BDloter Sra
mite Sails tiGaz gGo tsbs. % i9gss STRIP ela PEsnosaS Fem priontgt III
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26
2l5

2lO
Seq iaa trium ier.noe paa Steuens, iom ON ies uile,
fse: "6pao ipnes bu ON o.t2~
Seq iasbe Dem, De siatt.bs for Iitet, stprmauo,'
fasee gaabsmau6su. "9et par ba i~.nteu, lom ca
m.nte. So, men! bet or lite at isiIs, bette; bet q
10 Sernbantfart.~
Stbsts fanos Cart par Omtrent nj os en- baIp, ftterl
Zig lite mere; os ON 3smmermanosn troeos paa Der
Cart, eossen bapbe sipet os, eq.r life, par mig be
fannie.
sat femten poa 3aUIsn, g~aaosmano, og loa bue
Zine, -" fasbe is os git neo.
Seq isrssbs for, icm leg baube giOrt mig til gasssl
at Stsuarben braste en- COB 6rOtOit mo samIe RObatr
ions Sugar, Os fu;ts mig bsrpaa n,b msO St,U.ns ia
at npOs nit Waib6assmaaIti6.
Seq ~btnDttsbs bsnne 9eiIisbe6 til at foe, at Seriou
gnOsu bGsp iaasHbs, Os Sti6st pebblsD at sisre iaa
ban cart, tunbs ri rare M.ricobustsu ON iiortsr
Gage.
"9UorIsOes tan bet baus fs7 Ssuar par bet 10 tt
rssr2"
"Ss BET tun6s pare bIspst IN WaaausS, lvareos lea.
"Iien BIZ fan ~iSrftaa BET, GsmmsrmanS, at nosI. 0assa
SeiInSs ON benne fan sisre for 6Oraubrius GINS BE
rssuirssr."
"9uOr Iaust CT bet til gOIfsn2" ipursts ban.
"Smtrins to Guiubs 8partmiL.
@Saiaa, ct Bar Sufnbs spartmiI. % buaS Slass
gstii sisr 1s cp msb bst2"
ga. gS ps iGtts, at bun itGSis sisr line %trsttsn."
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26

2l4
Sab Os IOsse ensans, ruubts i.s, "iaa U.b ri or.
beutIis Bsteo."
Seq gap glasist til Stsueus, os ihet ies iatts giuOsn
/ Os %bespnSte at OpftgOs nosI. gustsr I 5aanb.n, faa
leg ousr SiOen Os iasOe:
~5un f~puisrer ~OroentIis afiteb bet sisr BUN fans
beIis!"
"Sun sisr ba ftt.rt fine IT," iasSs Ranbeu u.b
Rattet.
~Nei, tretteu Ct M bet ninbfe, : fasss ies.
"Sissr De f%entsn, iaa .r De itt. lanst fra bet, tans
Ter i.s, " fasbe g~aabsmanSsu.
Gsmm.rmanb.n itsl.6s uo suer Stibsfbeu, men iaebt
BLOT:
"5un fan ieiIe, ON bun itt. Tan anbst."
Seq tntsbe 9Osfgnorn.
"9srn!@ raabts isg.
anobens fsi isi.unsn min 5GanS iom en- gsrIsrab.
RuQsu, Tom guobsuunbsn bOIbt, for tIaprsnSs run6t,
% bu Stspsns raabts: "ifsp!@ LOB iss 9in.u tsrne
mig op mob Retten, iom ON 9sss.n m,b ben ForiGrs
b.Iiss Jart, pi uiIbs 5ou, Stib.t til at sau u,.b, par mar
peb at tretts mig cperbOrb.
@5paS er be. Der for ct Marts, Stspsns2" raabts
iss. "sisrs, ifpnS big; eineu bOIhr paa at flare
Giusrens al mig"
Fan lutts gIasist ira fig. tOs fat einsn r,b Mar,st,
os ~bsspnbts at tale.
"Ssmtsn!" brslsbs ban.
"Sst par iom aattsn!" roobts Tlanosn tiIroys.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26
Der oar tOHmst inO ct Bar S.rrer,
fob % inatisbs iamm.n.
Seq iogbe ba lii Wal,no.

1 ~ lhhtHtNU.
Seq iasbe ba til Ral.ne:
|. seq brsr mig life ON, boab b,
matter ON; ie9 er fulton, % saar nj
for at faa libt Mab."
ia leg Tom inb isi.n, uor bet Ouln,
lslen. saa bible leg isisn sua ub, msr
oa Iasoe malsua:
'@ent libt ital Ou ie, buUr mUriomi
bet sr."
pun baobs life FIR iast bet, fsreuS
@asssn lsfteSss Of fig ieto, us en- Serrs
o9 en- 5rsien tom irt, oe BUN bar liSt
bomb at fig, Os iusOe, at bun lite elIteS,
BAN, men en- Slnben.
"Sam ifal jes brebe," "a han, 90
laa oaante bun.
Seq fDntes ristis epno ON beube
iaa iprans. Serreu no; men fsrit IaaSe
ban, at ban life furoe leue uben berbe.
6r0tenet Ooagneoe M Os bssgnOte at
9reoe.
Saa raabte jes til bsnoe: "Wu tai
Oh life prrs beorguet, 5rsteu," ia lea;
"tbi ou fan trO mig Os Olapes / Mas.
len, at Sen Saren, Tom juit OFT 10, er
'aa fprlibt / benoe, iom &lotferens Sat
! Gmbeo5manoens 8atte."
yin bIer Der 2eper, fan 9 fro; man
raabte % fre9: "Surra for Olaoes /
Wdsienl" Og gasgen fOm after NED.
Seq git ru uo isien, O9 bet BAR Ioa
h'nII8e Serrer, iOm bsO mig 8uni6 os
soos Sritfe, iaa ie9 nar bar bleoeu
SOopimplar iiteoenior @OStemplar.
Ssrli9beoen var M IIut, Us ri gift biem
i9jen. 8. 9bo.,.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26
Scosoomnten oper Sejms.

s aaret 1890 fdnot man peo uograps
nIn8er / gquila / aunseriset Reupsl en-
5el'aoi8et etrritGif 9nie at bpiot Mar.
NOR. Ga man aabneoe ben, fanot man
oeri Ell it9rtt Orpoeret Malmtaole, pnls
trent Ell a%paoratfoo tor, meO ijelbne
Strlfttssn. S Neapel, buUrben man
gra9te 3aplen for at faa Striiten Oe9iis
ferret, srtisnOte Den larOe grOiesiOr 90,
rlbini ! ben ell Stat al ~umaaoelis Barb,
teulItg en- 8Otiptaule / daloeiit sprOs,
inoeboloenbs 9ebsopmmen oper Seius
al gta5aretb. Otter umbpsselis Renss
ming laIte ma paa ben fplsence:
"9anosbSobineen for Webres@alilea
Yontius 8ilatus' Dom, lpbsube paa, at
Seius al Nasaretb ituloe liOs &orsfe.
i~telisns Straf.
S aeiier Giberius' lpttsuoe 8sgjs.
r%in8saar, paa ben fem us tguenbe Dag
| Warts Maaueo / ben belige Stab Sc
rnialem, ba Inanias % aaipbas bar
Ypperlteprei tier for CUBS SUlt, bsmm.r
8Ontius 8ilatus, 2~anosbspOius ai
Nebres@alilaa, fra lit 9ommsriabe Ipm
8ratOr Seius al Nu5aretb til at libe
8%orsosoen, OpbGngt mellem TO Murs
oere. Otter 5Uttets fore os pastise
8iOnesb brO uo9iuer Seius fig:
l. iolifelisen for CUBS Ssn, talOet
@teslias, %
2. faliteli8en ior SSraels 9Ou9e,
3. ct iamme Seius 0uosbeIpOttetig
orasct inc | 3empLet, lebia9et al alifens
5olf, iom bar 8alme9rene / oeres 69us
Der % 6leo al bam pua eli sub8beIpots
teli9 MaaOe tilltDnOet BERTH.
. Seius al g~tu5arctb sr tiQi8e
4. en- 6ieroe at 2Ouer,
5. en- SprBrer %
6. Ell Gulfcforf0rer.
8ilatus beialer | ben fore Settlers
9iberiuS' Naun, iOm bar fat bam / tit
Steo, ben fGrite Centurion Qoinius Cor
nelius at fsre ben osmte SeIus af gtaz
5aretb siennem 8orter Strusnca til
&etterIteoet % itrar at labe 9pmmcn
.fulobDroe og forbDoer ale SOlt, ri0e og
iutttge, at bile forbin6re Seiu Sso urls
Der li9e Straf meo Bam."
Ogiaa 8ionerne, iom bar unoeritres
pct oenne DONNIE, er blepne Giteroer.
oenen Ooerlepereoe, be bar:
l. Daniel Rp6ani, BbariiRer.
2. Soarues 8orobnbel.
3. 8apbacl 8Ubani. 4, glias aapcl,
SfrifttlOs.
(0isie uerifcerebe 9Sosbummen.)
llubsr famine l1ie3:
"9enne Gale ital ieuoss tilnQs Stams
mer."
Mtalmtaplcn Upbeuares for Sioen /
Observation-Disclosures | Bari / en- meb
Sub inblagt aasie al Sbenbult, Os
GrfebifOpen al Neapel, Der b~empubiser
SpiDnsmanoen til at frsmOiie Den, siuer
enbuer, FONT sniter bet, 9eilisbeo til at
ie ben.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26
..rts masien paa Serm'
bane % ! 1beatret.

On Gag la9oe utu'eHu m'S'
Slap,s, M bespnoer pi at
! ,surl., Og bpertsn ou elsr leg bar
.,ssrb, rsiit msO Sernbane; ri bar
=: r,rot til statiOnen, Og esrfOr ipnes
i uube fare meo Sernbanen til
E,rrrs Og ie paa aOmsOieipeitafist
~. BIT Fal pars iaa mOriOmt, % pi
", slsris fst nosst iaaOant fsr.'
.wn flare big ba, Ralenal 5porr
M Hal bet saa mso @aarOenP"
.ao. Suatsn sr 10 M en- ftant aar,
nj pur Sfam, ont ban life funbe
~, s~r,atur.rue nOsle 9ase."
.so, su bar rent nb &st," ia i.s.
"a ri Iaa tOm til Stationen, iatte
ND 5sfen bOs en- 8etient, Os iaa git
= NIB for at is paa Sernpeien; men
), ,oo inasu Sernuei, bare NON Sern.
a,ro,r, fUm lau paa trpbs Os tiers, %
n, BEN fob gOsner iaa tore, at ies
rs,S,. at %iaabanne alcris baoce oeret
II 7srnsOe git en- Serre, Tom bar Iaa
baia at ban iuarebe enbOer, iom inat'
d, fl BAN; men ollie iaa tulote be
nn QunSUttur. Seq ipntes, bet par
syrb at 6nos alpussnaon paa en- iaa
nil 6srre, OO iss gift ben til BAN %
ktos: "6pr M, Sr. Suttur, er bet
ME- aruUe Sernftenser, be falber for
srapeisn2+
ga, BET sr Bet" iasOe ban; "men
10 sr life 0OitOr; iss er bare &On.
lAtpr."
'&U ia, Bet fan finOes bpsselise 5Olf
ltnOt &uinOiOlfene osiaa," lugbe ieg.
"a IOg man Up en- Batter; men iaa
EEr9ts le9:
'5pnO sr bet for en- 8usn, Tom itaar
mtorte us hamper ps freier?"
'Gtt sr SOseuosren. On fan oa
NJ 6e0ribs, at ri maa babe Ntao r1eb
\ Saa iaa lang en- 8eiie."
60, bet fHuOe ies NOT furitaa; men
10 uilbs ies Oibe, ON be lite ftulbe
latte 6eiteue for; ibi ies iaa rogle.
go, Tom bib; Ri bruser at Iatte
I'm fbite gOsuen; bet saar msset
htne for benz ba."
gaa git Ot inb | en- at 8O9nens, %
1T iom bet bar, iaa blaaIte @n i en-
Bile, rs iaa brspnbte @Osneue at gaa.
Er SR Johannes, III LIB Seitsne lBbif.
St iom BET bar, iaa III be StDr paa
An j8itn, % be fob 1tilIe. &~pnoUttps
rH aabneOe 9srer Us raabte;
Sem Miuuterl"
Ssitsns lGb lsbit isien, iaa itanieoe
h Og iau 9it bet lise til Speoate; Der
ka s%onoOttOren ug iosbe:
Ser tan s 9aa af en- StuuO."
"a iPprgte ie9:
'SoprIc0e5 ter s tisre paa ben Bis -?
ttsns bar 10 ls6et lSbIt Here @anoe
Ea Ssitn?"
"a ia8oe ban:
'TiI ba uaObe en- SLATE 81 paa, at
G itts ptl finSe ct paabt Saar paa
kn?"
'5Omm uil jes Bet"
Sda gil Oi bort til &osreu, % euten
VT! fro mig, elIsr life, be fob Der iaa
'it's % tprrc, iUm be life Ituloe oaret
''aSi pna IA 0a9e.
cda git oi IND / gOsnsn isjsn, %
10 IoO, ligs iii Ri fom til Ralms.
pr tO8 oi inO bOs ct 9ar Soft, fOm
u 1'note, %, ba ri baobs ~fOrtalt, bOab
'N EsiIs gialct, iasbe Maleua til
Aarosn, at ban itIlbe fiBbe os Billet
u f5satret, % iaa git hi bib ale fire.
u Tom tnO I ct furfaroeli9 fort 8um;
M8s''tsr &a9sene bar Sploer, Os vi
que % ben treble, Ug Operalt bar
N'nnElter iau fine Iom @reoer oa Ba.
''a'r' @tiot foran os bar en- 8ea,
Fl bar 'an flint malet, ps ioran ben
WI 'Aoel CAMPER, Ret ium bet bar,
"8qaote Nplene at iInffss, % ies Itulbe
: 'I''r, ON Gtogen Iluffebe Dem, rten
rs '@a 5n8en. 8a ies iaa foran mig
wen, oar gGSsen bOrte, % ies Iaabe
NuIena:
S0aO / al @erOen blsp oct al 8as'
t9s, tps, ier hu life, at Sulf fer paa
~"
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26
Vu err Oct Uio.

souS t 9,lt,r blipT aIsris ttGlsrt. men tiger / grts
aaT for Var. GHsUer iirsbiom Ar5,tosr. Der bar Iast va
Itst ~ttIbeoite, buros stiOr uiis 10 % Uaist fa ct GtpIt,
9oub ior ct ssd Gl,m uu iiGar. me0sHs Der r @luts5 ting
til at fire zig 80 aerts sOst gauo NOR Station msS
5000 Rontaut tq,r uiHSrt. Gitsr,Is,uss gfbstaIiHstr
Fan man tass uo al 9anb,t, uaar man Iasssr III gr5.o,
I'll, % en- nusle iaa Var bar mon babe bprs,i o. bt;ati
en- 5arm, Der 3ipu ct sOst % fttsrt ssD,5rsb o. s usrs
en- Itbtu 6ornut.
6erttr og9 eifripsief iaaud ODER bintet Serus
banslano iOm irit E~esisrinsslane Os Smsias
usrrsieruatiener itRsss hit til tHSpe gortsit.
Sidieis G~auOiSs,rs Os sOl0niHbigsttsr n,S Northern
Vaeihe 8au,u til ale guuttsE Btinaefota, 9as
fcta, ~ ontaua, Soabc, ysalhtnston, Oregon
os california Fals,; paa GORE soutor,r.
A. e. Johnson t. Co.
Land and Emigration Agents,
Cor. Sd 81 Sibley Str. st. Paul MINI.
d 3i9.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26

tanner % Ssrrsr! S,Es tft,r en- tnstIt Stanears
enubss. Der sfrtr tpstIis aHptsHtus ior Sammtnlats
nina al al. Slaes S,ripti.r, os inssboIbtr $50 i~oritisls
Iiss Slass 0lsHter6rtp,. Vtriousr. iom tt,e or sost
bituims I bet .nsellts Sproa, tan pts stuus Sr,sbos fcrs
ffaft fs en- ftter % burtts gutli.. gt isnbsr 5ss.u
iamt IL ntset pdtr. Rapntort ior sen biQiss Girls af rs
Gents. Assuter snists. @rpos s Gents. GsresI.:
q. 9.Grtbsra
30.ls.6 glar,Rsls, Riuu, Ssr 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-21
Tha Soma of Yeterans.

General George Fl. Thomas camp will unite
with General John w. Sprague Camp, No 4, Of
Tacoma, in the celebration of Washington's
birthday. The latter camp has invited camp
No to attend the military parade to be given
in that city in the afternoon and the ball which
follows in the evening. Thomas camp has ac-
cepted the invitation and has chartered the
steamer Greyhound for the trip The boat will
leave the City dock at p. m, and will return
about the next morning. Tickets for the
round trip will be 81, and can be secured of the
members OF the camp. ALI members of the
Sons of Veterans will be given complimentaries,
which will give privileges OF ball room, supper
and cloak room as soon as they reach Tacoma
Thomas camp will be accompanied by their
ladies, the Sons of Veterans drum corps, Ladies'
Aid Society, No. l. and by quite a large number
of the personal friends of the camp outside OF
the organization. No one will be allowed to go
unless vouched for by some member of the
camp. Badges will be provided for every one on
the boat.
Colonel Young received an invitation yester-
day for himself and staff to attend the muster at
Spokane on the 22d of B company, First regi-
ment, Sons OF Veterans Guards, and OF the First
regiment band, Sons of Veterans Guards The
muster will be followed by an exhibition drill
by company and grand military ball.
George II. Thomas camp received several ap-
plications for membership and mustered three
new recruits at their last meeting.
Post Captain Smith and Lieutenant Willard
have chosen teams for the competitive recruit
ing contest.
Ladies' Aid Society, No. ], auxiliary TO Thomas
camp, hereafter will hold their meetings on the
first and third Saturdays of each month in the
G. A. R. hall at $50 p. IN.
Ellsworth Camp, No. Is, Latah, has been re-
organized by Major koontz, of Spokane. Steps
are being taken to reorganize camp No. 20 at
Puyailup.
/ Colonel E. W. Young Camp, No. Is, celebrated
Union defenders day with very successful
camp fire.
All members of George II. Thomas camp at
tending the Tacoma ball will wear uniforms
and white gloves if they have any, and every
man will be expected to have his badge whether
in uniform or not.
Division Quartermaster II. II. Philips reports
new recruit at his house. The camp conf
IDENTIFY expects to smoke" at their next meet
ing.
Inspection of all camps in the division will be
ordered soon by the colonel. Division inspector,
Lieutenant A. r. Helig, of Tacoma, will have
the matter in charge.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-21

the reader can choose from. All OF the regular
pastors are in their pulpits today and there are
no visiting clergymen. Following are inc
notices:
st. Boniface Catholic church-Frederick and
Thirteenth streets. Mass at 1880 a. m
German Reformed Presbyterian church,
Seventh street, near Pine. Services at IL o. M
Gilman Park Methodist Episcopal church,
Ballard-R. y. Fahs, pastor. services az IL
a.
Norwegian Danish Baptist church-sixth and
Virginia streets Rev. K. Nelson, pastor. Ser
vices at IL a. IN.
Swedish Methodist Episcopal church-Fifth
street, near Pine, Rev. John Johnson, pastor.
Services at IL a. m
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church-Third
street, near Pike Rev. f. Hedeen, pastor.
Services at IL a. m.
Norwegian Danish Lutheran church-Fourth
and Pine streets. Rev. c. o. Rosing, pastor.
Services at $50 a. m.
Ashbury Methodist Episcopal church-Fre-
mont. Rev. Horatio Alling, pastor Services at
Ii a. In. and 80 p. M
Swedish Baptist church-Bell and Eighth
streets. Rev. F. o. Nelson, pastor. Services at
II a. m. and 1880 p. M
Welsh Presbyterian church-Seventh and
Olive streets, Rev. J. NJ. Hughes, pastor.
Services at 1890 q. m
Brooklyn Congregational church-W. W. Fer
rier, pastor Services at IL a. In. Subject:
George Washington"
German Evangelical GENERALIZATION and
Birch streets. Rev J. Erich, pastor. Services
at IL a. m. and 1902 m.
Second Presbyterian church-Oak and Harri-
son streets, Rev. W. W. Coe, pastor. Services
at ii a. m. and 80 p. m.
Calvary Presbyterian church-Market and
King streets, Rev 7. NJ. Boyd, pastor. Services
at ii a. m. and $50 p. m.
The Free Methodist ehurch-Corner Tenth
and Pine streets Rev. J. Cripps, pastor. Ser
vices IL a. II. and 1880 p. N.
Catholic Church of the Sacred HEARTFELT and
Sixth streets. Conducted by the Redemptorist
Fathers. Mass at 1870 a. IN.
German Methodist church, Stewart and Thir-
teenth streets-Rev. C. A. Pressing, pastor. Ser
vices at II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Norwegian Danish Baptist church, Sixth and
Virginia streets-Rev. Gustav Melby, pastor
Preaching, IL a. m and p. IN.
Trinity Episcopal church-Seventha and Cherry
streets. Rev. George III. Watson, rector. Ser
vices at IL g. m. and at 7:30 p. In.
First Presbyterian church-Third and Madi-
son streets, Rev. Elliott W. Brown, pastor.
Services at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Taylor Congregational church-Birch and
Thomas streets. Rev. George II. Lee, pastor.
Services at IL a. m. and 7:S0 p. m.
African Methodist Episcopal church-Jones
and Madison streets. Rev. L. S. Blakeney, pas
tor. Services at IL a. m. and 7:30 p. IN.
Haven Methodist Episcopal church-second
avenue and Howard street, Rev. E. D. White,
pastor. Services at II a. m. and 7:30 p. IN.
Battery Street Methodist Episcopal church
Third and Battery streets Rev. Alfred Inwood,
pastor. Services at IL a. m. and 7:30 p. IN.
First Christian church, Seneca, between Third
Preaching at IL a. IN. and 7:3O D. IN. Sunday
school at 10 q. m. Miss Lucy C. Pratt, superin-
tendent. Y. p. s. Z. L. at $50 p. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening at 7:So. Subject:
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ladies. sunday-school at close of the morning
service. Young Peoples meeting Monday
| evening at 1880
First Methodist Protestant church-Corner
and 1850 p m, conducted by the pastor, CLARK
Davis. Sunday-sehool at 1880 p. m, II.
| Willis Carr, superintendent. Young peoples
| meeting, $50 D. m; class meeting, 10 O. N.
seats free and ali invited.
| Edgewater Congregational church - NJ. P
Jones, pastor Services at IL a. N. and 7:3O p M
Morning subject: Better Than Money, !,
SUNDAY school at the close of morning service
Mr.. A. J. Goddard, superintendent. Young peo
pies meeting at Gas p. m.
First Methodist Episcopal church-Corner OF
Third and Marion. Levi Gilbert. d. D., pastor
reaching by the pastor and public worship, IL
a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning subject: "How
to Know Spiritual Things" Evening" EN-
fhusiasm, Class-meeting. 10 a. m. Sunday
school, 1870 p. M; devotional meeting OF the
Epworth League, 6:l5 PM.
North Seattle Baptist ehurch-Corner Third
and Cedar streets Rev. NJ. l. kugg, pastor
Preaching by the pastor at II m and 80 p. m
sunday school at close OF the morning services
Young Peoples meeting at6:3Op m. Subject OF
sermons: Neutrality-suspicious." Evening-"Oh!
That Mine Enemy Had Written Book" the
fourth in the series of evening sermons on
"Honey From Queer Hives"
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church-Corner
Mercer and Kentucky streets; Rev. s Alonzo
Bright, ID. D., pastor Class-meeting at 10 a
M, .. H. itduet' odOphth-scuotl at
p. M, W. II. Hughes, superintendent; Epworth
League Services for the young) at 6:SO p M,
Rev. Fred 5. Pearson in charge. Preaching by the
pastor at II a. and $50 p. Morning subject:
THE Passing World, the Abiding Action "
Evening subject: stirring Up the People. y
Prayer meeting on Thursday at 7:50 p IN. All
are welcome
First Baptist church-Fourth street, between
James and Cherry. Preaching at IL a.
M and 1880 p. m. sunday -school follows the
morning sermon. Young Peoples Union at
Oils. Prayer-meeting Thursday at : 80. subject
for IL a. M: 1.-THE God OF WISDOM the second
of a series of discourses on the Deity For 7:JD
D. m: "The Christians Hope as an Element OF
Mastery" Seats free; every body most cordially
welcomed. special invitation is given to
strangers and persons not having a church home
to come and worship with us, aud special effort
is made to have them feel at home and enjoy
our services G. J. Burchett, pastor, residence
7l2 Cherry street.
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The ROYAL Arcann,n.

Seattle Lodge, No. 1874, of the Royal Arcanum,
meets the first and third Tuesday in each month
at Elks hall, on Front street. This society,
while young on the Pacific coast, had men,
bership estimated at 125,o15 December 81 1891
and extends through thirty-four states and five
provinces. The objects of the order are frater-
nal union, aid to members and dependents,
educate members, assist widows and orphans,
relieve sick and distressed members and a
widows and orphans benefit fund. Entertain
ments or socials are given by this or
der at various intervals, and have grown
quite popular with those who at
tend. The membership OF Seattle council
has had steady growth ever since its Inaugural
ton, and by the close of the current year 1t is
expected that the membership will have at
least doubled ITSELF At the last regular meet
ing, held February 2, a circular was read an
nouncing the death OF Supreme Regent Charles
+. Loring at his home in Melrose Highlands,
Mass. committee was appointed to draw
resolutions deploring the death of brother Lor-
ing, and 1t was also ordered that the charter of
Seattle council be draped in mourning for the
period of three months. At the next regular
meeting, which occurs March /, two new mem
beers are to be initiated and full presence is
dpsired