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Baptist Churches.

Norwegian Danish Rsp;is; caarcA-sixth and
Nsrytais streets Services 81 II 8. n.
weSs DawSsnish Baptist rasssioa-PreacAins
by Rev. ". II. Bisek every second sat foarta
sunday 81 = = II
Swedish Baptist chureh-sell ard Eighth
s.re<tS Rev, ,. u Nielsen. pssior. Services s.
il a y. and - =
sns Thomas STREETS. Sgn5@y seAool. $50 p u
Gospel saeetus. Wednesday 80 J. II. Pro
isssSr a ;. SoGcs, superintendent
SaEta Seattle Nsssi0a. First church->oUsA
1ws4is2 and Dearborn streets SUNDAY seaca-.
&sA n. 9cSyer nesting. Wednesday 80
= X J. " soIes, g. superintendent
34s3sE2 Baptist eaurcA--Esv. I. l. Wool. pss-
tNy- Pseseh5ag 81 Il n aud "a = n. Ssn-
szsss scAoas So - n CA-.sizsn Ezessve- C2lan
81 as2a = II coed singing &na FREE seats
frsmoat BAPTIST ch1rcA-AurorS street
fTs1SSsEE evS7y -1G4Ag ~ u 8. -. sad n u.
~ TIE E&sEa-, EeY. n. Il. B}aek. Sunday
seAa&- ~ i - E>sSver- meeting every Taurs-
e4T sVenl1e q; g clScA
N&sSet street Bsesisf eSureh-Co~aa- Market
aid AA.a ss-eess Is, Resi-. y,xstas. Services
81 = = - &G1 = -. cGn1sy-sC bod 81
e3ose ~ -aos2icS ssTvloSs ycUaS peoples
s-se'zrg Nectar cFeaa2s 81 . clock.
Ho-sA SaAf.ts B>si caa-ch--Co-as- Taira
sxd Ne1sT stssezS. Sew n J. Ragg. Rsssar, .
re,azetzce 2,-@ IL - street. Services AZ Il g. Il
@aE p zz, susz2y NJ AZ tbs close ~ morning
s<TxscSs Se&sE Jset~S s-eef.1< - : J. r.
ssrs; Esrt-St cas-c1--)a Sa1Fia street -
tw~S2 James Ezf@ lrsfTy- y :. barCaetf GSs-
I5-s ESe4 aeces 81 k-eTrs street Preaching 81 IL
sag Sermon, l0aag NesVse's aiea Eaee.> ~ Is
n Ska2roA TSt-or; PRAYER meeting THURSDAY az
: - 81 " AaTGi2s SAB sect, 'skss.s Mt y az 10
all Way. Reception a. members and cae.-
iE@osoa u 4a.seW. Evening ''Ereettosss's lay
siaa FoSs2e1s's Fay" Baptism - follow sGs
SNGz.ng
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Oficers Publicly Installed

On Friday evening Puget Sound Lodge, No. i.
Knights Of PythiSs, publicly installed is re-
ce2sly elected Officers The occasion VS. made
ceeoly interesting by 3 1ne entertainment
dancing and refreshments. The following p.o-
sysmrae WAS carried outs
Solo. BARITONE MSa-o'- Mars Nsr" -
-.---...... -----.--.--..--.-M NJ. Z q Arnold
installation q Past Chancellor F7e3 ZicS and
Chancellor Commander M0-itE Koch
Solo, 1eaoV-''on the Gootwius' .--........
-..--.-- .-.---..- ----- Ny. :, : Wsi&1nStoa
Installation % Nlee-C Chancellor : n Kin-sssurv
hsc,tz1loa-"The Game hnpt Played" -
,-.,-.:.....- .-.-----. Miss Ne5;5e Perrin
Installation o. FrslA:e t1eorce e Repaetc.
' oeAl 500 -.---.>-- Mss t5-Sele = Koch
Aecoup4aiSt. Nine. Bsss& Crive,l
installation 81 Master a. Arms :. V CHRISTIAN
Inner Guard S0t oQ.e- Guard
Recitation --.-.......-.....- " C,ls
Vocal se1o --....-...- 80 Ms ". McAlpine
AeaomPznis,- Nine Berta Crive.li
Ac1ss,s>-' O>0S4 ~ the G-ds- Bro. IsxAe Ko-n
oAlst.lEs 500 ----.... So. Bra A. N&a A1ridSs
Nee EstsesAreass were served during one of
the iaFerTasSs.ons under ehx-ge oi NJ sam
Williamson. This WAS followed by dancing
which Continued long after the olse3al es.e-
monies es1 closed. The Committee q S--sase-
laeais, consisting q Messrs 0st-Aad. Roberts
and Murphy. &re entitled - great ezs3t. foz tie
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had separate public installations last week
The event in each lodge created deep
interest and brought out a fall attend
sace. La. night, in addition 10
tie excitement OF installation IN Mystic Lodge,
Ma. 81. ]. O. o. F., Canton Nc. paid the body
frsternsl visit III uniform, ami the usual social
tine was INDUCED in By the brothers OF the
order. THE installing in the Reoskah Lodge was
done by .. q. u. n Mrs. Rhoda Manning, and
in the tive 81 coriinste lodges by District Deputy
T. H. Dining Owing 10 the extreme
heat last week there were but two
meetings OF Masonic bodies. but degree WORK
was done st both. Among the Pythian knights
Pucei Sound, No. Il. on Friday light had public
Installation a. Seattle hall. in the Frye block,
and upon the conclusion OF the Official business
s programme and refreshments were provided:
for The members and their guests. The Masonic
brethren feel very proud anu satisfied in their
new quarters. but there Is already some talk
that the place II not large enough. II certainly
was pretty hard pressed during the isie dediea-
ten exercises, but the brethren must remember
that THAI was an ex,raordinar! event
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SEoeu2l,nie Tribe, Ne. 5, Improved Order OF
Red Men. installed Officers Fri6sy nigh. s. fol-
lows PAST Saohsxa J. l. Fo-G officiating: S2ch-
EN-. J. l. NcNUrray, senior sycamore. A 2.
EoskA; junior sycamore. z. y. ElI,oge; right
s2an&p. Theodore MoArhSche-s left sa2nsp. {.
A. Benjamin; Inner wicket, Gust Lind, guard
O. tie forest. Louis Jaalsoa. wsrr.o-s, 4 :.
Johnston. Henry Lustoa. y. N. Angus s2d c. Il
HzTtsesrg: b-Syes, Z :. Kennedy, 2. A. TeTge-.
". L Tluston. J. EmeEy.
4 committee has eseu appointed by the
Trades council 10 prepare plans 70, celebrating
LShor osy.
Having received no formal invitation 70 take
par. IN the Fourth OF July parade, the Trades
Council announces is intention 70 make 70
concerted effort - hsve labor organizations turn
out. The Fourth OF july committee n charge
SAYS 81 invitation was ssrr 10 the -Aoo. o-gali-
nations
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Lutheran Churches.

Swedish Evangelical Lutheran ehnreh-Thiri
street. near Pike. Rev Z Heeeea, pastor.
Services az II g. n.
Norwegian Danish lutheran eharch-Eon-th
and Pike streets. Rev. {. O. Rosing, pastor
Services al $50 a. m
Norwegian Lutheran chgrca-ss-vice every
Sunday evening al o'clock. a. Pike street hall,
corner Pike and Fifth streets. Rev. C. Hoe,
pastor: residence, IS De Forest street
German Evangelical Lutheran church-Serv-
ices in the hall a, the corner OF Main and
Twelfth streets az 9.S0 g NJ sunday school
at 40 a n. ". c. Baace, pastor: residence. el2
Market street
German Evangelical Lutheran church. Zion 9
congregation. corner seventh and L zion streets
Services 10 n n. Sunday school, l9;s1 a. m,
Free1's hail, near Howe. street r.. schmidt,
pastor. Residence. los Howell street
Holy Trinity English Lg:aeran-Cognec
Seventh and Union streets, Rev. Z +. heever.
pastor, residence rear Of church Preaching
at IL u n. Sunday-schoal ~ 10 a. N. As the
pastor Will be absent from the city there Will ee
evening service Next sunday the evening
service viii be resumed.
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Grand Army of the Republic.

Commander Byron Phelps, OF Miller posi-
stated yesterday that his post vas constantly
recruiting new members. he gave IS 6 reason
for this that the West was getting more old
soldiers among It's citizens than any o.ae- po--
ton OF the country.
stevens Posi- OF Tuesday evening he'd well
attended meeting and ihe members attenuvely
listened 20 pape. rasd by Joseph Shipper on
the great debate between Lincoln and Douglass
stevens Post viii gather 81 Grand Army head
quarters, il the Hinckiey block. tomorrow az 2
O'Clock 70 make arrangements for participation
IN The Iadspsnlenes DAY parade.
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Congregational Churches.

Taylor Congregational chureh-Birch and
Thomas streets. Rev George Il Lee, pastor.
Services at IL a. NJ and 80 =. n.
Brooklyn Congregational chureh--W. ". Fer
rier, pastor Services az IL a. n. snd r. n.
sunday-school e. l2.l5. Regular weekly prayer
meeting Thursday at .:s1p IL
Edgewater Congregational church-M. F.
Jones, pastor. SunGsy-sehOol a. close oil morn
ing service Services a. II a and 7:f5 p m
Young peoples meeting al As p II Morning
subject: ''Moral Cses OF Pain"
Plymouth Congregational church. corner OF
Third aad University strests-Wal!gce NGttiag.
pastor. Residence. l.eeo second street This -
the frs. anniversary OF Rev Wallace Nut;ing :
pastorste In the morning ct II o'clock there
viii be Communion OF the Lords supper.
In the evening sn anniversary sermon by
the pas;o- Junior Y, T.. : {. T. az
io:S1 Bible school az I'm Jackson street
school al O'CLOCK JOY stree. school at Sis
y. N. Pilgrim school. Msil street. 81 r. n
Young Peoples Society o. Christian En6eavcr
"A
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,icihndist rrntr.tant Chnrchr..

Yesier junction Sunday scho0l--At i0.1 .
m, followed by sermon, etc, by Rev. DR.. Basisy
pastor.
Columbia Sunday -schooi-At la;sa g. n John
kelso. superintendent: followed by sermon.
Rex. J. Shepherd aud Dr. Bagie5 alternating
Methodist Protestant church o: south Seattle
Rev. J. shepherd. psstor. The church Viii be
reopened to-day. Sun3ay-scAool =: 2. m Al
p m. Rev. Daniel Bagaey VIII preach.
FRS; Methodist Protestant church-Cocner
OF Third and Pine streets. Clark Davis, pastor.
Services q; II q. N. snd p n. conducted by
the pastor. sunday -schcol at la,SN 2. IN.
Young peoples meeting at 5:i5 p. Il. Seats are
free and all are invited
second Methodist Protestant church-North
Seattle, corEs. Republican and Warren streets.
J. Z. Bailey pastor. Morning topic: The New
Birth" Also regular quarterly communion
services, IL = n Eyenirg topic; Tho Books
opened." p N. Montaly conservation meet.
ing Of y, +. 5. q Z, p. n
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Make AastN NNa- hsSSSSe j. 81 right has
have Yea go sGpney II HoslettssS SsocseA
BsifCrse M, Faea yo0 hSve ~ 4Se s sal ouass-
si,sa, Sa1 II yoU az troubled W4tA ssoxaHhse
saal-2> en- cops<-Jf yNg Sre sesslcs ssy dear
81 - xzz&Sga. Nol y va have deserved yosr fs.e
How Svcs1lu.ly he waves ~ the s&-.las - the
saEias ~ screw shakes yea G2t. NcN sae-e =
raass hat Su ~, CAL - tac sAip's SIDE. Nos Il
vaa hSS the EsttsTS &3NaS VIA yoa tbs
wsultiat AappSa- EF4vSlyyS s0a tourists tS&s
car advice. sUa ssioge Yea StAss "a youT Yacht
5Ee - onoza VOySSe, yc.v co4S.ws,Ss HIP - II.
x,ss~~ lx.ss SSAsaSt sEDEa&cetc difficulties rs s.
rsa. tlvspN;psla, Sna fhe SEfeSJs ~ SNF1>2ee ~
ss.,sr u.Satser ~ hal yiiet ~ wssc- LAKE Il
S.>a ~ e.l.oa>acss, &'Soey szo9a-s &.& g&SG-
E.ss->r.
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The Ansiea, order Of United we,sm,,

ColU@a'S a>@Se. NJ - a n l " held X
n'sU.S- SSS<.y ssSeU2s ~ Nas3@y eyezEar -.
tse eS0 Co-Ses - >cNaeG zaS fa&e s:-aer, So
d.>gNsinS a! ro2s. Ne hslsjseSs sd eo2 "a
anal &eSrce ~ swo cana dates, 'yAe aNscs -,
ea'I - s>sss Ns-S 'S'e7es'lEs TS1GAFAs s->-4 lie
grs2G medical GirSctor, ID hz1 t--Sl -s----.s.s
.r1Za attending zoe SupsSale Io1se s.Sse- a.
S-eGss AoaL he E2sx3MGsa ssseS,rifrt ~,
"Ssa-1,,S-a ior tse - ~ tegee yesr> ~ = -
- u t'7Sa4 Master - :, }a:seS sgsc s.zs. 49,.
Netg SnNourssssS Sepaes>, -, VII a 1s-.y NJ
tee ts-t1.4., having o<ca ~ vlsss ~ >ss~s,, -
i@, sac ra-tsass al Organizing = l,-fse la.-s
AH>f fsI n aas lodge - sSN1 I-z2,ss-. s-,a
W.Ia .osty c>&rssr raeuatD7> TAs estv a. $50
tc1 ANS 4o>&sv - ~ o-Sxalses vs-v $500,
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Young Mems Institute.

At meeting OF Fidelity Council, No $, OF
the Young Mems Institute held on f1idas !,
June -. the annual election OF oaleers wss Esd,
with the following result: President, ID W
Miller; frat vice president. George J.
Visit; second vice president. A c. GRAFT;
recording secretary Il s. BoOAEyer; hnanc'ai
secretary, Dan Rsgan; corresponding seere
tary, Thomas =. O Mailer; treasurer. J. ~ Man
kowski: marshal. A. J. Macarthur; medical
examiner, 4. V Marion; inside sentinel, u
Dockmeyer; outside sentinel, +. D. Hasnes'
executive committee, T. z. Drew, l. : BOON,
A. z. Pinkaey, 2. J. shannon, T. j. siaau1ann
TIE installation OF the above officers will take
place next Friday evening.
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Ancient Order % Feres,ers

Court Enterprise, No 7,as> held tAe.- regular
meeting oa Thursday evening u ire u A
ball II TIE Huxley et0cS. Two candidates
were initiated s28 SIX sl9yAlcSf5eaS for member
sam we-e rSceIsed Barnes; CS-sssus resigned
his oiAce IS -e>osN.!as SECRETARY. sid 2 : wi,t.
ulsn WSs e1ecte1 IL Ill tas vxcAney.
The members Ter some time have hseG Dis
cussigs tire prosscs u o<gsa4zjns ladies ef-,IA
- eeeYs-S;s Win tas esa-s. - ~ Known s. "a
"Eorestsrs' Companions Ii wss uaSD5n,os,.lx
SGopEet IN iA.s meeting teat circle ts organ.
lxe1 az oaSA lbs cree VII h<ar TIE sane -
ls;sons - ;Ae Ancient Fn-esIsrs IS iAe 5i4s-s-,
ladies societies bear 10 The oiaez Irater,aSl s,,S
ties O. TIE city.
\ sNc-Al. az s1eUrs.oa sn& oses p.lca - tNs
Tacoma >aart> : on tie p-oSE anne foY ysstsr,a
sad pleasure in ;hs Rear scsure
Gssna Casei Ranger n Z CAArre2l. cfrss.
c;5y. Win daring 1as raz;l 81 J4ly. visit a. -
courts u11e- tie .GT.s&.ctlc2 q. tAs t,-s,-e
COAT .; oTSso2 sal NssAlas.oa II TIE oEe..l
discharge =: DIS duty
tbs ;s1.es VAL meet 81 TarrstSv svs,,-.
ney; "a the g. 4 K, hsl icr the p2rrsss> u -
evS-4luS ~ssA tse ggellaslaA-zss 81 o-Saz -,
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candidates were initiated The following on
cers were installed By Deputy supreme Prssi-
dent Alex Maitland for the term commencing
July /: President. James Z Peters; vice presa-
dent. MIS- Margaret Beaumont; secretary. DAVIS
Horton; treasurer, s G. Benedict; chapiaiA, j.
Fl. Thompson. conductor, Ahbie Richstine; in
side guard, Joa., Carr: outside guard, Alex
Maitland
The social given By the ladies' OF the lodge was
6 Success in sTerY uartiealer.
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Communion, lila M Sermon on the second an
niversary OF the rec.o-ship Peoples service
tprintei on leaiiefsl pm subject OF sermon,
What Constitutes q Nations Greatness
Trinity Parish churca-JGsaes and Eighth
streets Rer. George Herbert Watson. rector
Childrens service I3:45 g. n: Holy Commun-
ion with sermon. II Is s. m: independence day
service q. y m, with special anthems and ad-
dresses A portion Of tie Sataonsl ouard VIA
attend All citizens are welcome -. Ma-y's
church, Woodland P2rk. will ce formally opened
az n. m BY Bishop Paddock, assisted By Dean
Watson and Others OF the city clergy
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rlTrnouaa .orcre-4s sna=i church. and an ami
xersAry sermon Will be preached. Today Is also
,sss second anniversary al the rscto-ship OF Rev
u. c Garrett. OF - Marks. The parish has
been very prosperous since Mr. Garrett came
here He Will deliver an anniversary
sermon IN the morning. - Narys
church, built by 6ny c. Pninney in
woodlawn park viii be formally opeued at ,
n m After today services viii be discontinued
at the Unitarian church Cor the summer vaca-
ton. Following are todays announcements N
detail.
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Unitarian Church.

Unitarian Church-Seveath. between Pike
saa [ mon. ". q. Eliot, n, pastor, Service 81
u s. - Communion service AZ - N Evening
service by Rev. Gustav Melbv, in the Norwegian
l2asuSse. sunday school sad religious study
class AZ lss9 \. II Alter to-day services VIII
- discontinued Co. the Summer vacation. ex-
cxp: C3 spSSial notice
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society OF Progressive Thought.

Professor ". 7. Peek WI lecture u Rsuks's
building. corner q. Pike &aG F4sIh ss-sei teu-
trance 81 Elith street, OF >undSy morning 81 Il
oelcck, 81 d" The Needs Of tce aSar," ana N
tAs evening ~ o'clock, On National No-sl.
3x." Re p@hlsc Sre invited 70 attend.
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Woodmep of the World.

Seattle Camp, No. 81, W OF W. held regular
meeting Friday evening, attending 10 the usual
routine WORK. and also making arrangements
for q speclal meeting 10 Be held next Wednes-
day evening in q 4. r hall. This meeting viii
Be e formal greeting OF seattle camp 20 Head
Consu! T. A Falkenburg. who Is expected TO De
present aud exemplify tie unwriiisn work OF
the order. AR members O! Woodc-si: are
cordially invited 20 be present
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Intiennminational.

Seattle City Missiaa-S50 an3 ST. South Third
street sunday services. II II. Bible
study: > n n, sunday school, n m,
oven air services on wharf al foot OF
Main street. Z n. m. csa.iaayiSn meeting in
the hsl, IS y II. Gospel meeting in the hall
Gospel services every evening OF the week
everybody Is more than welcome 20 worship
w.:h ls
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Royal Society of Good Fellows.

Al assembly of the Royal Society Of Good
Fellows was organized al Hamilton on Tuesdsy
with twenty-five charter members The follow
ing officers were elected and installed: Ruler.
c y Wiley; instructor, Z ". Valentine
counsellor. Ira E. stranger; past ruler, e. e.
SHEPPARD: secretary. +. u. Carleton; treasurer,
c. N. Burlington: preIase, y y. Burlington:
director, Frank Nsro,ewiky; guard. William W.
Delapp; sentry, Il z wilson
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Hebrew Synsgogue.

Hebrew Congregation OhGh2i SAo,o1,. place
o. w0Vshlp. Chisholm hSA Front street near
NArson- Rey. a Bgowc, PASTOR: services every
Fri1Ay 81 5S4 &a1 saturday al 2 $. IL Rsllg-
s9as .cAo3l. sunday morning.. - = II Rsorsw
school. Tues DAYS Aa3 Thursdays. n u.
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Young Mem. Carissiaa Association.

Ncuas Meas Chtis;isa Assoc Siie2-i, ~,
Front street >e2s Snd tf0sDs. service $. 4
T. H. Young men PRAYER meeting every S2.Gr~
Csy evening AZ oclock- Al yo22s las2
LaS3s us.SoI-e - IAe services
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Olympic avenue Church o: Caris;--SIi OIyu-
Tie sseaUs- T. II Moss pastor. saa3sy-sehool
AZ 10 s. m: ; u. Benedict, superintendent
Preaching 81 y r. n $n1 n "a. by tbs pas
tor Prsysr- meeting o. ThGCsiSy So 80 n u
Tie North Seattle electric eSrs witaln one hlSck
nf fAn ch.rrn
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Catholic Churches.

ST. Raniface Catholic church-Frejerick and
Thirteenth streets. Mass 81 ie:a q. n
Catholic Church Of the Sacred HEARTFELT and
SIKH streets Conducted by the REDEEM pso-iss
Fathers. Mass AT l0sSa q m
Catholic Church OF Our Lady OF Good Help
South Fourth ami Washington ssreSsS Rev. T.
y. erefoatsire, pastor. Mass as usual
Catholic Church OF the immaculate Coacep-
fioa-Slxth snd Snring streets Rev. Farhs-
Garland. pastor. Mass az 5 30 and Il 81 8 II
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IN GODS TEMPLES.
Where Religious Services Will
Be Held Today.
SUBJECTS OF THE PREACHERS.
Every Denomination and Society In the
City Recommendations OF Sun
day-school Services.
SUBJECTS OF THE PREACHERS.

lE churches OF Seat
tic today vii! proha-
by be crowded by
visitors here attend
ing the Fourth Of
July celebration
Several pres hers
have had this fact in
mind and have ar
ranged for ap?ropTi-
ate services. This Is
the first anniversary
of the successful
passionate Of Rev.
y allsce Sutsinc. of
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The Free Methods eaarcA-Cerae- Tenth sna
Flae Sf-sets Rev :. Grips. psSs;o-. Preaching
81 Il = n tsosrS3 Eessia. 81 $50 = n
Preaching AZ y II
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Spiritualists.

Sriritgslisn-Seryices in the Lower story q.
Olympic hail. l.IlA Second street. s. 80 O'Clock
n n Ms. & Cornelius VIII give pa Bile tests
The American Union al Syirlta slists-Ms-
sonic hsll. University grounds: Sunday ser
wee s. 80 ocsack. tsNof speaking snd, prob
ably. public tests CAilareE's progressive "
cs2a ST : O'Clock No evening service.
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ayenI Church.
Al AhNAIAf

Advent CAeistlaa CHAPEL. On Warren street:
hslt S.>SS aaEtA a froai street power Aoass-
Services AZ = = -. \. ". Steers, Yss>t0-.
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Christian Churches.

Iafons Christian chusch-tiis iSfaae stree.
Preaching s; II o'clock By Rev. J. K Edwards
Fist Christian cAnrcA-Seaeca street. be-
tween Third and Fourth Rev. r Z punisp.
minister. Preaching sunday 81 II s. ~. Saa5ect.
The Work OF the Christian Woraen's Board OF;
Missions. Al = II. subject. The Risen
lord Sunday school. 10 =. n. Miss |. T.
Pratt, superintendent y. r :. e L. AZ y II.
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ent.rerAl Vhnrehr.

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Thecsophi<ts.

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music hS}l, lss> Egcas ssrrst. 81 - = II sab
sset. The ArySa &aSe,' ~ az. Alien 0gsa4Ihs.
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Knights of Fythias.

ON Monday night lsss week the meeting Of
Queen City, Nc. Il, WAS interrupted by the
Sehwaa&ehe- 6re.
On Tuesday night North Star. No. -. held
meeting s; which only routine business wss
transacted
On Wednesday night Ss&t:ie, No 81. held a
meeting sai hSs! the usual interesting exercises
On Thursday night Harmony, NJ. 5 ne. aad
transacted The usual business There WAS also
held regular meeting q the board OF trustees
On Friday night Puget Sound. No Il. has s
public installation, ST which NJ. l. Kern de-
lvered 81 so'e address. This was followed BY =
neA, programme, music, dancing and refresh
s1ents.
Rainier Division. No i. K. 81 P. viii 60 OF 8
picnic 70 West Seattle today.