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BAPTIST Churches.

Norwegian Danish Baptist church-Sixth and
Virginia streets Services at IL a N
Irving Avenue Baptist Mission schooi-At
$50 j, A. Ressequire, superintendent
McClairs street Baptist Mission school-At
$3.50 p. M; Theodore Forbey, superintendent
West Duwamish Baptist Misunderstanding
by Rev W. H. Black every second and fourth
Sunday at II a IN.
swedish Baptist church-Beli and Eighth
streets Rev. P. o. Nelson, pastor. Services at
ii a. m. aud 80 p. IN
Irving Street Mission OF Market Street Baptist
ehnrch-Sunday- school at 3 p. m, J. A. Rene
CINE, superintendent
McClsire Street Mission of Market Street Bsp-
fist church-Suuday-sch at 3: 30 p. IN, Theo-
dore Forbey, superintendent
Lake Union Mission. First church-Moltke
and Thomas streets. sundsyschool, $3.50 p m;
Gospel meeting. Wednesday 7:S0 p. m; Pro-
lessor o. :. Jones. superintendent
South Seattle Mission, First church--south
Twelfth and Dearborn streets sunday school,
80 r. M; prayer meeting. Wednesday 5:0
= H. /. W. Jones, superintendent
Ballard baptist church-Rev. !. /. Wood. pas
tor Preaching at IL a. m. and 7:5o p. m. Sab
hath school at IL IN. Christian Endeavor Union
at6.Sa p m Good singing and free seats.
Fremont, Baptist church-Aurora street
Preaching every sunday at II n IN. and p. m
by The pastor, Rev. w. ii. Black. sunday
school, ~ H. III. Praycr-meeiing every Thurs
Cay evening at o'clock.
North Seattle Baptist church-Corner Third
and Cedar streets. Row. VI. l. Rugg. pastor;
residenee 2.2o falrd street Services at ii - m
ana n IN sunday-school at the close OF
morning service, young peoples meeting at
! 7. n.
Market Street Baptist church-Corner Market
ana Main streets W. Resd, pastor. Resi-
denoe, ID Taylor street services at II a. M
and 7. III. Morning subject, "His Angels"
kyenins subject, THE PeTils OF Living" Young
people meeting Monday ?. n sunday school
al close az morutag service.
First Baptist ohurea--On Fourth street. be-
tween James AMI Cherry. q. J. Burchett pas
tos' residence, ~ Cherry street Preaching at IL
q M anu ia p N. A0rniug subject. ''At tho
aee' OF Jesus Evening subject. LEADERS
who Do Not Lead ana Leaders " ho Lead" A
question box service will follow the sermon.
lonns Peoples Union meets at 6:js IN church
paFior, prayer meeting Thursday az 80 p N.
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Services Of q varied and spiritual nature will
Ia held al The old Masonic hall. University
grounds al o'clock ii the evening. Nj Al
fred Cromwell will conduct the meeting.
seattle City Mlssiou--Si0 AMI ST. South Third
street Services, IL g. N. Bible study, p m.
sunday-schoai; n m. open air services on the
vhayns; p ~, Scandinavian meeting in the
hall. n m every evening during the week,
Gospel services. TO which al ara wsicome-
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

les Ter Junction Sunday -school-At 1879 4
Followed by sermon, etc. by Rev. DR.. Bagley
epakto..
rCoiambiS Sondsy-sehool-At 1879 q m. John
Ae'so. superintendent; followed by sermon.
ssF :! shepherd and Dr. Bsg.eJ alternating.
Aeihaissi Protestant church OF South Sea.;ls
-hsy. J. Shepherd usstor. First annual sermon
50 n bv the ias.or. suutay-sckooi at p IL
J. Z. & =. Tuesday evening.
south seat;le Methodist Protestant church
xx-HsAy school. 3. N. Preaching ~ ?. n. by
Ass :. NJ shepard. pastor. \. =. : c. e. meet
80 Tuesday evening. PRAYER meeting Thurs
- evening a; T. ~. strangers weleoma
eeeoEd Methodist Protestant church-Nor:a
sS,Le. eoras. Republican ard Warren streets.
- o@i.ey, PASTOR. Preaching u g. IL AID
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Christian Churches.

Latona Christian church-Glatstone street
Preaching at 7:3o every Sunday evening by
Elder q. l. Raymond.
First Christian church--Seneca street, be-
tween Third and Fourth Rev. r. E. DUNLAP,
minister. Preaching at II a. m. by DR.. John A.
Brooks. OF Kansas City, and p m. by the pastor
Sunday school at 9:45 an, II. O. Shuey, super
intendsnt Y. p :. C. L. at p. Inflow a
Christian Can Die" Gertrude kensley, leader.
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8 ? m. Sunday school I2:i5; D. q. Ward, super
intencenf i. P. s. C. Z. 7:l5 D M Public
cordially invited 70 al services
First Methodist Protestant church-Corner
% Iniro ana Pine streets. Class meeting rt
~ a. m sunday-sehooI at 1870 n m:
wills Carr, superintendent Young peoples
meeting az s;s5 p. n Thursday evening, serv.
yited 49, ~ - 80 -
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FIGHT FOR A MEDAL.
Private J. N. RObb Wins the
Prize in Company D.
VERY FINE BATTALION DRILL.
Colonel Green Satisfied with Results-
The Men in Two Companies Work.
Ing Hard 1t Target Practice.
COMPETITIVE drill

usually draws q
large crowd, but
few were present
on Monday night
to witness the in
teresting contest
in Company D for
the possession OF Q
gold medal for the
best drilled man.
The affair was .
creditable one In
every respect. 1t
awakened deep In
es, among the men
and will be the
means of encour-
aging other COM
panies to resort to
expe d i e n t. to
arouse the enthus-
iasrn of their mem
bers. Private J.
n. Robb, who car.
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Catholic Churches.

ST. Boniface Catholic church-Frederick and
Thirteenth streets. Mass at lo:30 a
Catholic Church of the Sacred HEARTFELT and
Sixth streets. Conducted by the Redemptorist
Fathers Mass at 1880 a. N.
Catholic Church of Our Lady OF Good Help
South Fourth and Washington streets Rev. 4.
X. prefontaire, pastor. Mass as usual
Catholic Church of the Immaculate Concsp-
tion-Sixth and Spring streets Rev. Father
Garland, pastor. Mass at s ana 1850 q m.
Evening service at 7:31 O'Clock week days and
mass at and 7:30 O'Clock.
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Advent Churches,

Advent Christian chapel, on Warren street,
half block north OF Front street power house
Services st IL a. M A. W. steers, pastor.
Seventh Day Adventist church, 300 Poplar
street. Observation-Disclosures 10 a N. Serv-
ices ii q. N. every Saturday. Prayer-meeting,
Wednesday evening, 49,
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Church of Christ.

Olympic avenue Church OF Christ-sl4 Olym-
pic avenue. Z. II. Moss, pastor. Sundsy-sehool
at 10 n m; S. q. Benedict superintendent
Preaching at IL a m. aud p. N. by the pas
tor. Prayer meeting on Thursday at 7:50 p. IN.
The North Seattle electric cars within one block
NJ ha
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IpfSCopat Churches.

stMark's Mission sunday acknowledgements
snd Republican streets, 80 Il H.
1T &ATss Edgewater MissiOu-Hotel build
ins kigewaier. sunday school 2. III
81 MarksQueen Anne Missioa-Banner street,
seaF Bradley. saniay school 3. D. III
Ballard Episcopal church-Sorvice IA the
evening az ~ o'clock, by the rector. Rev. Z. Z.
hy!sad.
= Mays church-Wootiaud Park Divine
sFvioe al p. L.. conducted by Rev. Mr..
kcbeFls
= Clements Episcopal church-Corner Mar
ast sua Weller streets. Rev. John T. Won Herr
aeR. rector. Services a. II ~ IL and T.Sa y. n
eaaeAy-schooI Sc lisa
81 Msrk 9 Episcopal church-Filth. Olive ana
ssewsri streets. Morning prayer and sermon
o. II e. IL Holy communion 81 $50 - N.
sstuee OF song at M Communion
Hier morning service. David Claiborne Gar
fstA rector, vii of.iciaSa
Trinity Parish church-James and Eighth
,,geek Rev George Heroert Watson. rector.
E.aiy communion s. - n Children service,
20 e. Usual services a. l:l5 a ~.
40 p n Dean Watson Will bold service q;
veal Seattle scAooihoase al n IA. today.
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Hebrew Synngpgue.

Hebrew Congregation Ohahai Sholon. place
of worship. Chisholm hall. Front street. near
Marion. Rev. A. Brown, pastor; services every
Friday at $50, and Saturday at q. n Reiig-
ious school, sunday morning. 10 a n Hebrew
school, Tuesdays and Thursdays, p. n.
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UniVersalisrn.

The ladies OF the Uniyersaist Society meet
with Mrs. Libby, zoe West street, corner Vine,
nj o'clock Wednesday afternoon. August -
All ladies interested in Universalism are earn
estly rec uested to Do present MIS- K ". K
Porter, secretary.
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Inaurapce Collection.

Notice is hereby given that according 70 arti.
Gle 10 OF bylaws Of the local board OF under.
writer's eli bills must be presented for collec-
ton the first OF every month. By order Seattle
Board OF Underwriters.
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ried of the prize. won II after hard and clever
struggle, and will wear the medal until some
more fortunate man:wrests 1t from him by super
Tor drilling. Owing to previous engagement OF
the First Regiment band, the battalion Drill
which was to have taken place on Wednesday
actually occurred on Tuesday evening, ana oe-
spite q short notice Of the change the attend
ance on the part of the men was good. and many
ladies and gentlemen lined the galleries, look
ing on at the good work OF the men and seem.
tngy well pleased with the precision with which
the movements were executed by Companies b
D. Z and fourth company made up OF other
companies, the surplus men OF the other com
panies, under the command Of Colonel Joe
Green. Anoth er feature of the military week
was the attention paid TO target practice.
Squads from B and attend the rife range reg
ulayly, and teams in both companies are max
ing good scores. The members of feel a.
though they are getting to be great and crack
ehots, and will at an early day challenge some
of the boastful marksmen in the vicinity for .
sh0ot for money or anything else at command.
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Church.

and Union W. Il. Eliot, r.. pastor. Service and
Sunday school will be intermitied for lev
weeks vacation.
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The Northern Pacific railroad affords uu-
equalled advantages for quick, safe and COM
Portable journey TO all points East South and
Southeast Trains ran through to Chicago
without change, and connect at St Paul and
Chicago with all the hrst-elaas lines for the
south and Southwest, BE sure your tickets
read over that line L A. Nadeau, general agent
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Recouec: i1at fhe Northern Pacific r.iiroad -
IRE ,aost direct aad comfortable roats for the
Exst Two snrogga trains te Chicago daily.
For fuM information cal az eIty ticket Once,
corner FrOag ssrseS aad IeslsF avenue, Or depot
Eeks. o.acs, loos q Columbia street
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Eree NIethcdists.

The Free Methodist church--Corner Tenth and
Pine streets Rev J. Grips, pastor Preaching
st II a N. Gospel meeting a. $50 p N.
Preaching at 2. IN.
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Lutheran Churches.

Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church-Third
street, near Pike Rev. Z. Hedeen, pastor.
Services al IL O. N.
Norwegian-Danis Lutheran church-Fourth
and Pike streets. Rev. C. o. Rosing. pastor.
Services at $3.50 q n.
Norwegian Lutheran church-Service every
Sunday evening at O'Clock, at Pike street hall,
corner Pike and Fifth streets. Rev. c. Hoel,
pastor: residence, SIS De Forest street
Holy Trinity English Lutheran-Corner
Seventh and Union streets Rev. K. F. keever.
pastor, residence rear of church Divine
service a. II g. In. and p. N. Sunday-schooi at
10 a. m
German Evangelical Lutheran church-Hall
at the corner OF Main and Twelfth streets.
Morning service at 1890 a m Sunday-sehooi
at $50 a m. II. C. Baade, paator; residence GU
Market street.
German Evangelical Lutheran church. lions
congregation, corner Seventh and Union streets.
Freed's hail, near Howell street Fir. Schmidt,
pastor. Residence. LOS Howell street
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r ACOSSER ROUTE.
STEAMER TAIRHAYEy.

leaves City Dock. Seattle. daily except sun
DAY, q m, for E4mcaGs. Clinton. Tu!alip
Browns Point langley. CoUpsvi.le, San lie FueA
Oak Hsrbor. CtsalA3y and LAcoDnsr setGrriins
leaves Laceaner ,. gSr seattle, covering sAtAs
eolLA !. 3hk.&A. AAessS
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Swedish Methodist Episcopal church Fifth
street, near Pine, Rev. John Johnson, pastor.
Services at Ii q n.
Asbury Methodist Episcopal church. FIRE.
nont-Rev. Horasio Ailins, pastor. Services 1t
u 4 n. and p. m.
teenth streets. Rev. C. A. Pressing, pastor. Ser
vices ct ii q N. and p. n.
Haven Methodist Episcopal church-Second
avenue and Howard streets. Rev. E. ID. White
pastor. Services at IL q m and p. m.
Battery street Methodist Episcopal church
pastor. Services at IL g. m. and 7:3o p. m
African Methodist Episcopal church-Jones
and Madison streets, Rev L s. Blakeney, pas
sor services at IL q m. and sp m
{ Norwegian Danish Methodist Episcopal
ehurch-Fifth and Olive streets Rev. Martin
Hansen, pastor. services at IL 4 IN and 7:30
m.
Methodist Episcopal City Missiou-E. g.
Rockwell, pastor Preaching at south Seattle
still a. m. every Sunday, and at Walia walla adj
6i,on, in Burners hall, every Sunday at 7:sO
I'm
Gilman Park Methodist Episcopal church,
Ballard-Rev. K Z. Fahs. pastor. Services at IL
q and p m. Sunday school. 10 q m. class
meeting IL m. Junior League. $50 D. m. i; Ed
worth Lesgue prayer meeting, 7:O p N
Madison Street Methodist Episcopal church
Madison and Cloverdale streets. Preaching at
IL a. m. Class meeting, IL: Epworth League,
p. m. sunGay-schooi az III p. n. Prayer meet
ing Thursday evening. Rev. n. Buckner.
pastor.
Grace Methodist Episcopal church-King and
Rainier streets. Preaching at IL q m and
p. M: Sabbath-sehool at l2:15 p. m, J. s.
Taylor. superintendent Junior Epworth League
ct $50 p ~ Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening.
Gilman Methodist Episcopal church-Rev J.
N. 2. Hiekerson. ID. D., pastor. Preaching at
Ii g. m and 7:tS p. M Suuday-school at 10
= m Young peoples meeting at 7:l5 p. IN.
Prayer and class-meetiug Wednesday evening
G7:a0 Seats free. All are invited
Trinity church. Methodist Episcopal-Corner
Mercer and Kentucky streets, Rev. s. Alonzo
Blight, ID. D., pastor. Ciass-meeting at 10 a. m.
sabba,h-schOoi at 1913 p ~ Epworth League
tssrvices for the young at p m Preaching
ct IL a. m. and p. m. Experimenting
Thursdays at ?. m Seats free. A cordial wei
come TO all.
First Methodist Episcopal church-Third and
Marion stree,s Rev. w. p. George, ID. D., pas
Tor. Preaching at II q m. and SIP. IN. Morn
log subject, "a Model Layman Of the Early
Church evening subject, 1.-The Cry of the Many,
the Prayer of the Few" Class meeting at 10
a m sunday-school at 1880 p. m. Young peo-
PIES meeting at ESQ p. IN. Prayer-meeting
Thursday evening.
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Theosephy
Cndenominationai.

Theoscphieal Society meets 81 $50 p m as
rettis' music hsli. lo0s Front street subject:
.Theosopay gn1 ksh!cs."
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Money can be saved by buying European
Steamship tickets outward and prepaid, at the
Northern Pacific city ticket Office. Seattle. Wash.
agents for ali lines
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The Battalion Drill,

p The battalion drill which took place on Mon.
day night at the Armory was q complete sue
cess. There was enough of surplus in Com
panies B, D and so "a to form another COM
pany, and altogether the battalion looked well
and went through the different movements with
skill aud precision. Colonel Joseph Green was
in command and gave the orders and directed
the movements in a fine manner. The band did
its work well and proved great assistance. The
street riot drill proved to be especially interest
ing to the spectators in the gallery. Each drill
OF the kind now attracts large numbers Of peo-
pie. After the strict military work was over the
usual dance was INDUCED in and this part of
the programme did not finish until midnight
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PACIFIC R.R.

Pullman Sleeping Cars, Elegant Day Coaches
and finest Palace Dining Oars between Seattle. 81
Paul and Chicago without change Connections
for all points In the United States and Canada
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SDirltua1ists,

The spiritualisss viii hold regular service at
8 o'clock in the Olympic hall, lilo Second
street. Mrs c. Cornelius will give public tests.
Professor Andrews will conduct the choral ser
vice.
Observation-Disclosures OF a varied and highly
spiritual nature will be held at the old Masonic
hail, University grounds, on Sunday evening at
o'clock Mr.. Alfred Cromwell viii conduct
the meeting.
The American Union of spiritualists-Ma-
sonic hall. University grounds; Sunday ser
vice at 2:3o O'Clock. Good speaking and public
tests by Mr.. Gentry. Chiidren's progressive ly-
ceum at 80 O'clock.
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Congregational Churches.

Taylor Congregational church--Birch and
Thomas streets. Rev. George IL Lee, pastor
Services at II a N. and 1880 p. m.
Brooklyn Congregational church-w. W. Fer.
rier, pastor. Services at IL a. m and p m.
sunday-school at l2:la. Regular weekly prayer
meeting Thursday at 7:S0p m.
Edgewater Congregational church-M. p.
Jones. pastor sunday-school at close OF morn
Ing service. Services at ii a. q. and 7:45 p m
Young peoples meeting at Gas p. m
Plymouth Congregational church, corner OF
Third and University streets-Wailace Nut.
ting, pastor. Residence. l,630 Second street
Junior Y. +. 5. G. Z. at 1854. Bible school at
l2:2o Jackson street school ut 8 o'clock.
Joy stree, school at 3:l5 p. m. Pilgrim school,
Wal street, a. 3 p. m. Young Peoples Society
OF Christian Endeavor ct 6:i5 2. u.
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fng dsbc0ulse VIII DC. II nc Iry OF inc Many,
Tie Prayer OF the Few" Alter a pleasant yaca-
flon tae Rev. 6. J. Burchett, of the First Baptist
church, will resume his duties today and will
ccfcists at both morning and evening services.
The Adventists ere holding fins series OF
meetings in their big tent on Poplar street, in
North Seattle, and the sermons are o. the most
interesting and fervent character. The Rev. l.
". Read, of the Market street Baptist church, in
he morning breaches on 'His Angels" and in
the evening discusses "The Perila of Living"
Ia the First Christian church this morning DR..
John A. Brooks. OF Kansas City. will preach.
He 10 noted temperance orator. There will b
. special song service at St Marks Episcopal
church that will doubtless attract large con-
eyegation.
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GODS TEMPLES.
Where Religious Services Will
Be Held Today.
nyeJECTS OF THE PREACHERS,
nvssy Denomination and Society In the
! City Represcnted-Hours Of sun
dsy-Sehool Services.

IL Puyallup Metho-
dist Episcopal con-
ference being over
many Of the minis
terra OF that denomi-
nation will occupy
their own pulpits
today. In the First
church Dr.. W. P.
George viii preach
two sermons. The
morning topic will
be: "A Model lay
man of the Early
Church." and the
subject Of the even
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Private Robb Wins tho Medal.

On Monday night, under command OF Captain
Hilton, Company d INDUCED in the first OF the
series OF drills for the prize medal The contest
was witnessed by fair number, though not a.
many were present as should have been. owing
to the exceedingly interesting manner in which
the men drilled The judges were Captain E. s.
Ingraham, of Company K. and Lieutenant W.
II. Calhoun, OF Company B. After drilling for
some time the contest narrowed down to Pri-
Yates Jansen and Gaffney, when the battle for
half an hour was stubbornly contested by Pri-
vate Robb and the other two. Slowly these two
soldiers fell out, and the judges awarded the
prize to Private j. n. Robb. The decision gave
universal satisfaction. There will be five more
drills, each one a month apart The present WIN
ner Will wear the medal until some one wins IL
from him by superior work with the gun. The
prize is a handsome piece Of work made OF gold
aud handsomely enameled. On It is engraved
crossed guns, surmounted by . knapsack The
name OF the company is across the knapsack.
The men are worked up to great enthusiasm
over the matter. and each has resolved to win
the handsome prize
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c,EATTLE, TACOMA AND OLYMPIA ROUTE
= The new fast and cornn,odiou. steamer
CITY OF ABERDEEN,
Carrying passengers and freight, viii leave on the
following schedule. DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS, Tor
Tacoma. McSeill's Island and olympia, connecting
with boats to and from Shelton and ksmitchie
Leaves Hatfelds wharf, Seattle, at Z :oo m y
r. dock Tacoma ~ 30 n M arriving at Olympia
=; 2 80 D. u. Returning: VIII leave Perciyais
dock. Olympia st !: 80 p, IN; y. +. DOCK, TACOMA
At s o. m arriving at seattle st p.
T. A. HATFiKLp Agt, seattle. laOA . Ik~.
q pxprfyAI Agr OLYMPIA Manager
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Guardsmen at Target Practice.

The rife team of ten men made up OF the
members of Company E INDUCES in constant
practice at the Columbia range. The men are
getting in such good trim that they are able to
make excellent scores, and the team will soon
be in condition to issue challenges to would-be
competitors A similar team OF Company B is
practicing with the same end in view, and some
interesting contests are likely 10 result
Tomorrow night Company will hold busi-
ness meeting, at which several matters OF i'm
portauce will come up ior consideration. The
members are rather proud OF their position a.
the crack company of the First regiment
McGraw Company DIS Former Captain.
The members of the National Guard OF this
city are particularly pleased over the nomina.
tion of John II. McGraw for the position of gov.
ernor of this state. He was for a long time
captain of Company d, and while occupying
that position had his heart and soul wrapped u .
in the prosperity and welfare of the members of
the command. He has never lost his interest in
the militia, and If he be elected governor Of the
state the National Guard will have no stronger
friend. He will see to it that the men get
justice.
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