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C0RBETT WINS
Galbraith II. ]. Corbett of 423 Seneca Street,
Gets the S12 Suit Free.

Seattle boys wide awake. We know
this to be fact, answers to the problem
given in ADVERT sement Of last Sunday
began rolling in upon bright and early
yesterday morning and cont inued during the
entire day.
We stated in our ssad.' Sunday that the
money expended by the royal person ment Toned
would get a $l2 suit free Now, to hold
strictly to that condi ton, no would get
the suit, answers exactly correct have
been received, keep promise by
giving the suit to the boy coming the
est to the mark.
Boys, if you will read that eead.'' again
you will find the following:
ssWe find, however, that during the year
t*l6e5 this chief engineer meaning William
Gill;, Of England had bills presented
Ffand probably paid, to the tune Of
fFA2, AIS es.' There you have it in a nut
she'll The items viii CHI follow the above
amount only dup1 icates and included
in the amount just referred to. Figuring
the usual basis Of 81. "a Amer money to
the English pound, and "a cents for
shilling, the answer is $ll, 6eo.76.
Galbrai tn H. J.. corbett, age IL, comes
first wi tn Sill ,75e oe. The next best is from
amount at $ll 754. rs. SO Master Corbett, we
think, is Untitled to the suit. Probably
there many other boys in Seattle who
should have suits, and to the parents Of
such say: Come and clothing for
the little folks. Our Lilli putian Department
is the place to make your selections.
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Damaged by . Ditch.

W. II. Gleason brought suit yesterday 70 re-
cover s., 600 from the city for damages which he
claims has been done to his property on Wash
ington street by the grading OF the street. The
complaint sets out that the plaintiff 10 the
owner of five dwelling houses that were built
on the premises after the grading OF the street.
Afterward the city permitted the Rainier Ave-
nue. Electric Railway Company to dig ditch In
the street in front OF the premises Tho ditch
is three or four feet deep and eight or ten feet
wide and has shut off all access TO the dwelling
houses, thus decreasing the rental value.
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OTTO RANkE'S WILL.
His Entire Estate. Both Real and Per
sonal, Left to His Wife.


sonal, Left to His Wife.
The will OF the late Otto Ranke WAS fled yes
terday in the superior court. By il all Of the
property, "both real and personal, of whatever
kind and character and wherever situated il
bequeathed to his wife, The wife is appointed
sole executrix of the viii, which expressly di-
rects that no bond shall be required OF her, that
she shall Immediately take absolute ownership
OF the property and administer upon il without
the intervention of court. The will further
states that nothing has been left directly to the
four children of the deceased for the reason
that he knows that suitable provision will ne
made for them out OF the estate lett my wife"
1t is further provided in the will that in case
OF the death of the wife before that of the tes-
tator the property should be divided among the
four children in equal shares. In this event
Fred Gasch and d. X. Howard were named as
sole executors Of the will, without any bond be-
ing required.
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cred By notes given By the defendants, who rep
resented themselves as the owners OF iso acres
OF land In Walla walla county, and gave a
mortgage on it to secure the notes The plain
fifs claim that investigation has brought out
that the defendants do not own any property in
Waiia "alia county, and acted fraudulepty in
the purchase OF the furniture. They are prepar-
ing 70 sell it az auction On December 6. The
court Is asked to enjoin this auction SALE 70 Sc.
aside the sale from the plaintiffs 70 the defend
ants and to declare 4. the property of the
piaintfgs
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Naw Sukta Filed.

The following suits were begun yesterday In
the superior court:
J. B. O. Reynolds vs. Ralph H. Wellington ct
al-Suit TO recover sos SIS for services.
Matthew Cole vs.. Ralph II. Wellington ct al
Suit to recover $50 10 Tor services.
Caroline V. Maddocks and Henry c. Maddocks
VS. Frank H. Mathews ct al-Suit for restrain
ing order.
". II. Gleason vs. City OF seattle-Suit to re.
cover $1,000 damages
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wagon in the daytime through Duwamish pre-
cinee was ordered fled.
The petition Of John McCann and others
against the construction OF bridge at Red
mond was ordered fled
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The Board of Works

Yesterday the board transacted very little ex-
cept routine business. Apetition for permission
to grade knight street at private expense was
referred to the city engineer. The contract for
grading Anna street from Powell co Gaylor, was
awarded to L. I. Smart at 1856. 81.
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The MacD. &S.Co.
7I7-l9-2l-23 Front 81.

Today in the Church calendar is conseo-ated 10
st. Nicholas. who died in sac.
lie is the patron saint Of Russia, and the pro'ec-
tor OF virgins. children. and sailors. The saints
secret gifts TO poor family, has led 10 the custom
of hestowing gifts 10 children which are supposed
to come from the saint. custom now observed
only at Christmas.
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WANT THE TURNITUEE BACK.
Charge Of Fraud Against the Purchase


of a Lodging House Equipment.
Caroline '. Xaddocks and Heafy {. Mad1ocks
began legal action Yesterday % recover The iur-
nsSarc Il $ lodging house ~ IilA. Front street
!rom fraak IL Mathews and his VIE. who are
eharse4 ~ the plaintiffs with obtaining Il by
fraud. l. Complaint E.ed yesterday "a the sn-
rer1og Cour; = : alleged that 90 November y
The defendants entered iuto agreement 10
tny Size furniture for slso of this sraount
Ess vss PAID down. Iae sou balance " a. oov.
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.AMUSEMENTS.

CEATTLE THEATER.
y Corner Third and Cherry Streets
JOHN W. HANNA Lessee and Sole Manager
GRAND OPENING. MONDAY. DEC 8, 1892.
The management takes pleasure in announcing
that 1t has engaged the
J. c. DUFF OPERA COMPANY
..--.........-..s-.......
For the opening attraction in the blowing roper
toire
Monday night, December 6,
A TRIP TO AFRICA.
Tuesday night December 8.
CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA
AND
TRIAL BY JURY.
Tuesday Matinee, 2 p m,
MISS HELYETT.
NIGHT PRICEs-Boxes Cfor personx) 1915;
first floor and four front rows in balcony, So 90;
reserved, 81. 90: gallery back rows. 81 cents
MATINEE PkiCES-$l.50, 81 co. so and 25
cents, according to location
All seats in This Iheater arc comfortable and
have a good view of the stage.
Season tickets for ali three performances $500,
81 90, 81. 90 and $l.00.
The next attraction, and the frs. in the new
theater at regular prices, will be
MISS JULIA MARLOWis,
The latest exponent of the principal female roles
in the Dramatic Classics, assisted by
MR.. ROBERT TABER
And the following company:
Miss Kitte Wilson. Miss Eugenia Lindemann
Mr. J. NJ. Francoeur, Mr.. II. Weaver, ST.,
Miss Marie Knowles Mrs. NJ. 4. Fennoyef,
Mr. Thomas Colman, Mr.. Giles Shine,
Mr.. Edw ard Lawrence, Miss Kate Barns,
Mr.. William Stuart, Mr.. Dodson Mitchell,
Mr.. Frank Coifax, Mr. Edwin howard,
Mr.. Daniel Finn, Mr. William BoaS.
Thursday evening Dec. 2.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Friday evening, Dee. 9,
TWELFTH NIGHT.
Prices-25c. SOC, Use, Si.00 and 81 so. Boxes,
$40. Seats at Hansen's Saturday.
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Perhaps in the past you have
saved half the trouble and
trials of the Christmas shop
ping by buying early. If you
have there's little need of hint
ing to you the advantages that
the early shoppers have. If
you have not tried this plan
try it now. Do most of your
buying this week and do it in
the Big Store where you can
concentrate your shopping
under one roof.
Holiday buying for the men
folks is made easy if you try
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GRAND
EXHIBITION and BALL

The Dancing exhibition 10 DO given al AnAoHS
HAIL, FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER y
by shg standard Academy promises 20 be tue very
best ever pres sate1 m this city.
prosralRue. skirt Dance Dy several LADIES' span.
ian Caaehua Highland fling sword Dance, All
nrs FfrrutsnP irish Jig ana the famous sfirfng
bart al IN ztioDaf chayacs sfs1 original cos
fences Assisted by FiT-f Regiment orchestra
Nh a,.-s.r in az the eisoye dances Upon This
cAsSon MF. A&eF wiii probably he Challenged y
soya. other professors OF dancing sad, under has
recent challenge contest gFi4! take place. IL VIII
undoubtedly al.erd sseAs pleaz afe and prove yssy
addressing,
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CEATTLE THEATER,
- Third and Cherry Sts.
JOHN w. HANNA, Lessee and Manager.
SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIALi SPECIAL.
One Night Only
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10.
The Brilliant Young Comedian.
MR.. CHARLES DICKSON
And his own merry company in
FURIOUS! 100 NIGHTS IN
FRANTIC. NEW YORK.
FUNNY.
ALL RoARs "INCOG' ALL ReaRs
.s.ssss
Preceded by
THE SALT CELLAR!'
In which Mr.. Dickson Also appears.
Prices. 25c. SOC. Use and slo0
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ana thefc are ilOStS Oh dpPIo-
pirate articles from which to
make your selection.
A very handsome selection
of smoking jackets has just
been placed ON sale which will
interest you both as to prices
and beauty of the jackets.
Today the last of the special
made-up fancy work will be
cleared away.
The one-half regular price
markings is an inducement too
good for the quick shoppers to
miss.
You will have to look sharp
to see any evidences of the
slight soiling upon these articles
not one but that a few min
utes time will put in as good
condition as new.
The entire central aisle is
filled with holiday goods, so
arranged that you may see
them readily and quickly learn
every detail of price and
quality.
Toacconrnodate the holiday
shoppers the store will be open
every evening until s o'clock
up to Christmas.
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Methodist Protestant Cbu,cb...

feser junction Sunday school-At 10 30 a. NJ,
Io.owed by sermon, ETC., by Rev. DR.. Bagley, az
pastor.
Duwamish Methodist Protestant church.
SUNDAY school at 1880 O. IN. Preaching by ].
Shepherd at ii a m
Columbia sunday school-At 1880 a. m John
he.so, superintendent; followed by sermon,
heV. j. Shepherd and DIR. Bagley alternating.
. south Seattle Methodist Protestant church
sunday school at ?. Preaching at 7:30 D.
10; by Rev. J. NJ sheperd, pastor Subject,
- ne Flood" 7. F. :. G. E. at $50 D. m
prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30
Strangers welcome
Second Methods. Protestant ehurch-North
seattle, corner Republican and Warren streets
j. r. Bailey, pastor. Preaching IL a. IN. and : 80
=. M sunday school, 1916: ID. Is. Ward, super
intendent y. Z. s. c. T., 7:l5 D. III. Public
Cordially invited to all services.
First Methodist Protestant church-Corner of
Ihird and Pine streets, Clark Davis, pastor
Ciass meeting at 10 Il. Preaching at IL a. m.
ana 1880 p n. sunday school at 1880 d. H.: ii.
Willis Carr. superintendent. Young peoples
meeting at 6:l5 p. H.
Columbia Methodist Protestant church
PREACHING at 7:30 p. m. on alternate Sundays
ana at ii 80 Il. IN. on intervening sunday. sab
bath school at 1890 a. m. every Sabbath. Lee
ture service at :: 20 p. on Thursday. Rev. U.
Grant Murphy, pastor.
Misunderstanding at Renton by Rev. U.
Grant Murphy at p. N. On alternate SabbathS
ana at II m. on intervening Sabbath.
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fres byterian Churches.

nj 'a,t ffesayteTlap notwithstanding service
IT,. sunday sehuo. after morning service.
s'SE'aE service at 80
So Reformed Presbyterian church
>~'0 street., near Pine. Services Al II a. ~.
..n-t1sF4 Frc>lytegsan-- l{roadvvuv and First
kG ''NeS "' - n III. aha s:so
r.e.e Union rreshy1cTInu-ki!bo sye,pe
=" = L. AMI 30 =. II.
n ee''asn Evangelical cnu-ch-Hnrrl.op and
streets Rev J. Erica, pastor. scryirss
:, n Sud 50 u IN.
80 -, ~ FFesoyteriua church Third amt Mat
10, ~ - he'. Wafer lH!d.aw, tae now D. a,-
q M 49, Plea" mosaIag aud evening -Gti -
a.. a'ag 'oC,. ptarai igh; az, l.t..s a. H.. -
q h, - IItfeniag, ''0 hat The Universe FNr.. -
:.SG - 9''aci>. services u! i a. u a.
IN aoUag peoples meeting al 6 .I,r ~,
ut Ss SSa!ted PresAytcrlaus hu.a their sa-y.c..
P.esS.i' D. {. 4. hal, lll5 Front street. toes,
SeocI -. ~ Il a n. and -. Q ~. I'D. sabbath
sIsn - \: ? III. YoGng Pe,u.e.S society :.
esace =. =, @eT. :. Deli Johnston pastor; -.
Gle Spring street
M 81. Presbyterian charch-Oak and u,-.
~, sSrssS Morning service, AZ ia m -
Voc o. Ws.h' 81 n0't I'cgS non B88us- Christ Dr.
n ""sitaiess' kseu!its service ~ = a. ;,
kshAs,s vs. 20 hNa.:shBess OF grcnehtf,-,i
batA a. $1,000 $1,000 al 81 n -. YRS I. r Sab.
hsi.saee 1Is . N. Kenneth Duncan, pastor:
". 40 Republican street;
ssa a. festyte-.an ,hu-ch. cornar sa,e,,.,.
loane - streets, ker. :. ". hughes 49,
sn.eAiSs praYc- uretinc al q.35 a u,
ul:y a. .oo. S9cc.a! mi .si-,u +, r,ee,.,,..
G,p saniay sCaoo. at 2:5a Preachiur
s.e... Ariscopal Churches.
sssSasus !, ..hs,seopsi cA.gch-Scrvire in tho
aEianl 80 Q clock, g, The rector. Rev T. :
,,.aaalty psrish o,.,
sss.es.s Rev e. church - James and Eighth
81 .Asre ~, rs 'ogF sundays ~. the Advent .es.
sesssy sea- so = Hoy C3mmr4.o.. stS.'O = n,
@@JnlnS prayer aat IAiany
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Christian Churches.

Lstoua Christian ciucch--G;adstone street
Preaching at 80 every sunday evening 10y Elder
q. L. Raymond.
Olympic avenue Church of Ch-ist-3li Olym-
pic avenue. r. II. Moss. pastor. Sunday school
al IL O. H.. :. q. Benedict. superiu tendcnt.
Preaching Mt Il A. ana $3.50 y. m, bY the
pastor Prayor-meetiug on Thursday at 80 p.
IN The LOYAL Temperance Legion, under the
auspices OF the ". &. 4. L., meet every sunday
afternoon at O'Clock. The North seattle cleo
tric cars 20 wi hin one block OF the church.
First Christian church-Seneca street, between
Third aud Fourth. Rev. Il. T.. Dunlap. minister.
Services: Preaching and communion at II
L. M and preaching as 7:30 T. ~. Morning
topic. "Ihs service OF song Evening tonic.
.'frue Courage IL Pulpit and Pew" sunday
school at 9:i5 n. m. Miss Lucy c. Pratt, super
in'endent. Y. l.. =. C. +. e. G:l1 u m, A. ID.
Atkinson. leader, Consecration meeting. Prayer
meeting Thursday AT 80 b. IN.
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a. HIS Evening prayer at 49, The services
tonight Will be especially for the children with
their parents. All are welcome
west Seattle Trinity Mission--Rev. James
Cneai, missionary iii charge, Will hold services
al O'clock
st. Mnrys church-woodland park. Divine
service at S:lo p. m, conducted by Rev. c. Z.
ROBERTS. Take Fremont car.
81. Clements Episcopal church-Coiuer Mar
re. aud Weller streets. Services u: 7:30 p. IN.
by the Rev. James Cheal. sunday-school at
1880
St Marks church-Fifth aud Olive streets
First sunda y in Advent; Holy Communion,
; a. m. Morning prayer IL. Subject of sermon,
Certainty aud Uncertainty of the Second Adj
vent" Confirmation class $3.50. Choral service
9:So First sermon in course the three Ad-
vent parallels. David Claiborne Garrett, rector
ST. Marks Edgewater Mission-Sunday school
at p. IN.
81 Marks Log Cabin Mission-Sunday school
a. q 81 q.
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Il GODS TEMPLES.
Where Religious Services Will
Be Held Today.
e,,aJecTS OF THE PREACHERS.
g,sry Denomination and Society In tho
City Represented-Hours Of Sum
day school Services.

IURCH services today
surely Will offer some
thing of interest TO every
man, woman and child
in seattle. Every de-
nomination, near y,
throws open the doors of
one or more church, say
ing to the peopie"Come.
All shades OF religious
belief are represented.
and the subjects dis
cussed are many and
-aetnI A. oil $ka
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N1,cnt Churches.

Advent Christian cAape. on Warren stree:,
half block north .! Front street power house
Services AZ II Il n. \ W steers pastor.
seventh Day AIvcn.ist church. 5o} Poplar
street ~cattic-Sahhain school! 10 a. m. Serv-
ices Il a. N. ov,ry saturday. Prayer messing,
"Wednesday evening, 80
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Iniycrsalisl,l.

Vniver.alism-The ladies OF the Univrrsalist
Society viii meet with Mr.. Russell, 1919 sixth
street. " ednesday afternoon o;emter , at
n'rIock. An ere cordially invited 10 attend the
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Raptist Churches.

errhes q special invitation is extended to
.,,s.sers in the city. Following are the an
..asceuents for today In detail;
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Catholic Churchea.

ST. Boniface Catholic chLrch-Frederfck and
Thirteenth streets. Mass at 1880 a. IN.
Catholic Church of the Sacred HEARTFELT and
Sixth streets-Couducted by the Redemptorist
Fathers. Mass at 1880 Il. m.
Catholic Church of Our Lady of Good Help
South Fourth and Washington streets. Rev +.
Y. Prefontaine pastor. Mass as usual.
Catholic Church of the Immaculate Concep-
tiou-Sixth and Spring streets. Rev. Father
Garland, pastor. Mass AZ and 1880 a. IN.
Evening service at 80 o'clock week days and
mas at ] and 7:3o o'clock.
Advent services-From Sunday, November 81.
during the time OF Advent Besides the usual
services in the Jesuit chapel there will be, every
sunday night AT 7:30 O'Clock, n lecture appro-
pirate TO the times and circumstances. Rev
Father Il. L. Garraud.
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Unitarian Church.

Unitarian church-Seveuth. hetwecn Pike and
Union. ". t. Eliot. IT,. pastor service az ii a. III.
subject q sermon, spiritual Economy pre-
coded ~ fivt-nauto sermon for children.
Religious study class. con iucted by the pastor.
ati1:u SGblcct, 'What d. [ aItarlans Believe
About jesus" sunday school al l2:5a. seats
free ma strau-e rs welcome
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x Mans Christian Association.

Rev II. ". brown. the evangelist. VIII again
.tt-..s tnc Young mems song and Cospei ser
Zee al the Y NJ {. \. a. their hall, l4l. Front
meet TODAY. AZ p. Ia. Al. young inen aud
strangers ia the city are earnestly requested 10
Ia prLsCDt.
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Ercc NlcthndIsts.

The Free Methodist church-COrncr Tenth
and Piue streets Rev. i. crops. pastor. FRIDAY
PRAYER meet NJ NJ : y. n. Preaching AZ II
a. H. and 80 =. II,
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Sni-itualis;s Meeting IL -So o'clock ~
OIvr,,,!c hall, ITO second street. Mrs. Cornell
ius WIZ give public tests.
The American Union Of Spiri.uallsts Call
d-en's progressive lyceum at !; lecture az
o'c,ock a: old Masonic nail. university grouAds.
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lripn Mission.
lruaenominational.

Union Nission--In the basement. corner OF
South Secan and les.er avenue. sunday, al
I, N revival service Al axe invited.
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Jiieosophy.
SpirftualiSts.

Theosophcal Society meets III fettis music
h,f l0l~ Front s. rect. Al -:5i y II. The su; Jet
- tho lecture vii. be: "iae scope Of haEna- -
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Seattle CITY N.sSioa aud Seameas Befhel-2l0
and So south laird street. sunday school. 7.
IT. GOSPEL serV .ces on Main street wharf AZ Z.
IN MISSION workers meeting. Monday night
: ~ scandinavian meeting AZ = N. Gospel
Inte-inNs every n!cui IL the week, 70 which al
are welcome. Workers meeting Wednesday
evening Special invitation Is given - sit
sailors III port L. attend services and Ia come 10
tie Ae.. and meet Chaplain Eees, WAC Is one OF
Won
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SUNDAY TRIPS:

Leave Tacoma a. m. and p. m. sharp.
Leave Seattle $3.50 q IN. and p. IN. sharp
Landing at y. P. wharf Tacoma, and CONNER.
cial dock. foot of Marion street. Seattle.
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BORT ANGELES, PORT TOWNSEND, Dun
L geness and seat; lie route.
TIME CARD
las. Passenger and Freight Propeller
MONTICELLO
Commencing Tuesday, November !, 1892.
Leave, daily except Monday a. follows: seattle,
a M: Tow nseni 80; arrives PORT Angeles =
IA M! Leave. Port Angeles 3.3J p m: Port
townsend : D. H.; arrives Seattle 10 80 2. m
landings Ciiy Dock, seattle. IlbDai = DOCK, Port
Townsend; Morse's DOCK, Port Angeles
HATCH BRQS
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BAY INSIDE ROUTE

ID
Whatccm aai Sehome. Fairhayen. Ssmjsh, An
sc0r,es Eiaslgo City. Ut-aialv, Courevii!e, Lang
lev Clinton Everett, Edn1onds-
STEAMER WASco
Leaves Merchants dock Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays at O'clock a ~. Tickets fox sale
s,C.iy Ticket alce, eei secoad street
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Congregational Churches.


Taylor Congregational church-Birch and
Thomas streets. Rev. George ii. Lee, pastor.
Services at IL q NJ and 1880 p. m.
Brooklyn Congregational church-Rev. Joseph
Wolfe, pastor. services at IL q. III. and p. m.
Sunday school at l2:l5 p. m. Regular weekly
prayer meeting Thursday at 40 !; IN.
Edgewster Congregational church * Sunday
schoo. at 12:i1 =. ~ Christian Endeavo- IT ESQ
p. IN. Social prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 7:ac.
Plymouth Congregational churchCorner OF
Third and University streets. Wallace NEtting,
pastor Residence, l6ae Second s.reer. Preach
ing by the pastor, Mt II a. m. on 'Christianjty
Misunderstood: An Examination OF the Causes
That Make Organized Christianity Weak" and
7:30 y. n, on sequel 20 last weeks sermon
on "Where the Meh OF Seattle Spend sunday"
the subject being: "a Condition That Conironts
Us: What Arc You Going tn Do About IT,
Junfor.~-Y..-" C. z. nc Iu:3n. Bible
school at 1920 Jackson street school ut
p m. JOY street school at 3:lo r. IN Pilgrim
school, Wall street, at 3 p. III. Young Peoples
Society OF Christian Endeavor at 6:15 P. m.