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Negroes Using the Boycott.

DANvILLE, KY, June 1.-THE ne
groes in Danville are very much
wrought up over the passage OF the
separate coach law, and have begun a
boycott on I'LL merchants that signed
the petition urging Messrs. Breckin'
ridge and Hay to vote for the passage
of the bill. So vigorous has the boy
cott been that two merchants, X. y.
Russell and Thomas Alexander, were
compelled to get a letter from Senator
Breckenridge stating that their names
were not signed to the petition. The
negroes have contributed literally to q
fund TO be- used in fighting the bill in
the courts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-20

tanning hand on her arm, "this isn't fair.
When a man asks girl to marry him he
expects to get civil answer"
Nellie drew herself up proudly, and
looked colby at him. 81 don't understand
you, Mr.. Bartlett; but perhaps you refer
TO this" handing him the OFFENDING valen-
tine which she carried III her muff ''Per-
haps you think that was a gentlemanly
thing to door that il was q funny Joke
to understand that our acquaintance ends
here"
Ralph had hastily glanced at Corinne's
valentine while Nellie was speaking, and
tore the offending article into shreds.
Nellie darling he said in low voice,
''dId you honestly think 1 would send you
thatl''
1.-The writing on the envelope was yours, s"
she said, drawing it from her pocket lust
as Tip came frisking down the path and
ran up to her.
Something white was in his mouth,
which he playfully dropped at NeIlie's feet.
Almost unconsciously she picked 1t up,
smoothed out the rumpled paper and recog-
nized Ralphs writing. She could read
enough of the letter to understand the
meaning of Ralph's words, and as she read
the whole truth flashed upon her She re-
membered that the envelope was empty
when she picked it up. Tip must have
stolen the letter and some one else had left
the hOrrid comic valentine.
''Oh, Ralph, will you ever forgive met"
she murmured, turning her pretty, flushed
face up to his.
Il will" said Ralph, 'if''-
''If what2" asked Nellie, shyly.
''If you will be my valentine he replied,
with happy laugh, as he kissed her in tbs
twilight
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is CATARRH DURABLE?
A Question Often Asked and
Fully Answered at Last.
Theory Verified by Practice.

Mr.. W. t Black of Schuyler county, Ill,
writes: 1.-THE Pe-ru-na drug manufacturing
company, Columbus, Ohio.--It affords me
great pleasure to be able TO add my testi-
mony to that of many others who have
used your medicines was afflicted with
catarrh for several years. I used about
three bottles of Pe-ru-na and some Mama
lin, and I think am entirely well. I had:
been troubled with constipation for sevepd
years. had been dieting for it. and tat
had failed TO do any good. used Man Sin
until l became regular, and am now eptarely
well. Think it cannot be equaled, and I
think Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin are alfthat is
claimed for them. I keep theM in the
house all the time Anyone do$fbting the
genuluenesS of this testimonies can write
me-inclositg stamp for rept-and l will
answer"
Cases of astlong standings this one often
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No people in the world are more depend
ent upon hosts than are the natives of
southeast A1aSka. -
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MODERATE EoRruNEs

Astronomy has counted $4,000, 600 of
shining worlds
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THEY NEVER FAIL.

J. N. Harris, 3. Fulton Market, New York
City, says:
II have been using BRANDRETH's PILLS
for the last fifteen years. There is nothing
equal to them as Blood Purifiers and -EiYer
Regulators But wish to state how re
naarkably they cure rheumatism. and how
easily. was affected by rheumaism in.
the legssea.AIy bpsiness (wholasale fish
dealer1 natufally 4eads fine to damp places.
LIQUID not walk, ard at night hkEsRaered
feaIfnlly; " tried BSlsaH1s, Sarsaparillas
aud al kisss of tinctures, but they did me
no good and was afraid of being cripple.
I finally commenced using BRANDRETH's
PILLS. I took two every night for ten
nights; then began to improve. I contin-
ued taking them for forty days and got en-
tireIy well Now, whenever sick, 1 take
BRANDRETH's PILLS. They never fall
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MODERATE FORTUNES ss,.s.
can Be, indeed almost ezezExzfE s,l,5s q zcs
by persistelS q the dzily newspa-
~ saa4ls55 edse with advertising would dry
u Commerce and turn back the onward sweep
Of civilization Always
ADVERTISE IN TEE GAZETTE
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The Weekly GAzz7zziz - lest aver
tlssmept "a szlLs o &c had-
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Java is said to be the region of the globe
where it thunders oftenest, having thunder
storms on ninety-seven days of the year.
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THE GAzETTE's premium, Webster's Die
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Bautist Churches.

Latoaa Baptist MISUNDERSTANDING at .. n
today by Kew. ". II. Black.
Norwegian Danish Baptist ehurch-Sixth and
Virginia streets. Services az "a q IN
West Duwsnish Baptist misunderstanding
by Rev ". II. Black every second and fourth
Sunday al Ii g. m
Swedish Baptist chureh-Bcll and Eighth
streets. Rev. +. Q. Nelson, pastor. Services &.
ii a. n. ana 7:39 .. n
Lake Union Mission. First church-Mol.ke
and Thomas streets. sunday school, 3:31 p. m;
Gospel meeting. Wednesday 40 ?. n; Pro
lessor O. :. Jones. superintendent.
South Seattle Mission. First church-south
Twelfth and Dearborn streets. sunday school,
SD p. m; prayer meeting. Wednesday 80
p m /. ". Jones. superintendent
Ballard Baptist church-Rev L /. Wood pas
tor. Preaching az II a n. and 80 p. II. SAB
bath school at Il m Christian End eavor Union
at $50 p II. Good singing and free seats.
Fremont Baptist chapal-Aurora street FIRE.
Rev. W. II. Black. Sunday-school al 10 a. m
Prayer meeting Thursday evening a. 7;5A
Market street BAPTIST church-Corner Market
and Main streets. |. ". Read, pastor. Services
close OF morning service; young peoples
meeting Monday evening at so'clock
First Baptist church-On Fourth street, be-
tween James aud Cherry. Preaching a. II a. II.
sermon: Young Peoples Union meets at els il
church parlor; PRAYER meeting Thursday az
: Is p. n. Morning subject: lis the God OF
Love to BE Feared" Evening subject: moral
Lessons From Great Ca.amities." Il. J. Burchett,
pastor; residence. IL Cherry street.
North Seattle Baptist church-Corner Third
and Cedar streets. Rev II. l. Ragg. pastor
residence, 2,2o Third streer. Services az II q H.
aud p m; sunday school az the close OF morning
service; young peoples meeting az =. m
Morning service VIII be given - .'children's
day exercises" The evening sermon. the seq
Qua one IN the series OF Questions OF the Day
Will be 81 discussion % the sabbath question ::
saturday or sunday, Which Does tie Bible
TeEChf
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Seattle, No. 4, on Wednesday conferred the
First degree on three members IN perhaps the
most thorough and complete manner that the
work has ever been done In this city. The
lodge has great team, which has now on hand
in fine style.
Canton Seattle No. g. has decided TO frater-
nally visis eli the subordinate lodges in the CITY
They will begin On Tuesday night by calling on
Seattle, No :. ~ O3d Fellows hall in North
Seattle Here they viii DC Joined by The Daugh
tiers Of Rcoekah. No. :. the host. viii tender
banquet tn the visitors, and a merry time is an
ticipaied by all
The general relief committee mot last Sunday
morning and decided on extending aid T.
number OF deserving members OF the order
The two Reaeksh lodges left on the steamer
Fatrhaven yesterday and proceeded 20 Coupe
vile. where a Rebekah Lodge was Instituted
with forty charter members. banquet was
given and good social time had by all.
On Monday Fraternity, No g., met and tran
sae;ed only routine business
On Tuesday night Seattle, No. :, met ana car.
ried out only regular business.
on Thursday night Germania, No loe. mot.
The following officers were elected: y q
Adam orth; Y. G.. Il. Loose. secretary. {. Cisner.
treasurer, II Gilbert; trustee. : Member. The
Third degree was conferred OF two candidates
seattle kncnmpment. No. D. met on Friday
night and elected the following officers: c. =
T. II. Depning; H. +. George + Meachan. :
W, 4, l. Lincoln; J. W, a. l. Walters: treas.
urer, q. NJ Holloway. and scribe, I. ". MePher-
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PRESBYTERIAN Churches.

German Reformed Presbyterian church
Seventh street, near Pine. Services az II a. m
Ballard Observation-Disclosures and First
avenue, Ballard. services at Il 4. II ana 30
p. II.
Welsh Presbyterian chureh-Seven,h AMI
Olive streets, Rev J. NJ. Hughes, pastor Sery-
ices al 10 80 q.
Lake Union observation-disclosures avenue
Fremont, Rev :. {. Head, pastor. Services az II
4. n. and I'D p. n.
German Evangelical GENERALIZATION and
Birch streets. Rev, J. Elica, pastor services
al II a. N. and 80 p II.
Calvary Presbyterian church-Narket and
Ming streets, Rev. 7. NJ Boyd, pastor services
st IL a. z. anu 80 p. n.
First Presbyterian chureh-Thi-d ana Msdi-
son streets. Rev. Elliott ". Browa. pastor
Services az II q. Il. end $50 p. IN.
Second Presbyterian churca-Oak and Hsrri.
son streets. Rev. W. W. Coe. pastor Services
al u Il n and SO =. IN Morning topic:
CONTRARY Minds" Evening: "Tae Passion
Week Regular meeting Y. p : (. {. =. { Is
/. n.
The United Presbyterian church holds its
regular services today s: the y. VI. G. \. hall,
Luz Front street, between Pike and Union
NoTa.n service-Preach.2g a. Il q. N. subject:
"e2-usous S&phatA-school 81 1915 = m
EFenlng serytccs-Noa1g peoples saciety. t -
r m, tre2cs.ias ~ ?. n. subject: 1T Is Flu
lsaed. Dell Johnston, PASTOR. Residence,
10 spring street
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CONGREGATIONAL Churches.

TayIor Congregational caurca-Bi-ca ana
Thomas streets Rev George II. Lee, pastor.
Services 81 II e. m. and 80 p n
Brooklyn Congregational chureh-W. W. Fer.
r!er. pastor. Services 81 II e. m and p. m
-uu1ay-school al 1918 Regular weekly g-ayes
meeting Thursday 81 I'D ?. IL
Edgewater Congregational ehurch-A. P.
Jones pastor sg.TIt2y-school 81 close OF morn
ing service Services ~ l. e. n and 30 p. In
Young peoples meeting al 6 10 P. n
Plymouth congregational church. corner OF
Tafr9 aud University str@e-s-N allaee SuttIng,
pastor Residence $50 second street Gail
dren's Day exercises a. II g. n: short address
by the pastor In the evening the pas
tor will preach on "Humbugs and Re
alities. Junior Y +. C. T. al
sck0ci az O'Clock JOY street school al S:l5
p n. Pilgrim school, Wal street, a. 3 ?. m
Young Peoples society Of Christian En1esTor
a. Z. m
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Eptscopal Churches.

s. Marks Mission SunGav-sc hoo - Temperance
s0t Republican streets. 9:t5 T. II
Ballard Episcopal ehurcA-5e-yice II the
evening al - o'clock, BY the rector, Rev. ?. T.
hyiAa1
- Marks Queen Anne M.ssio2-Bauner street
near Bradley. ean4ay-scloo. - $50 ?. II. S.--
vice all :. -
81 Clements Episcopal cAnrca-Corner Mar
ket AMI y e.le- streets. Services Al = u u. ana
80 p. n sunday school al l2-5o
- Marks Edgewaser Miss!on-uo.el ht1ild.
~ y IL, with Rev. T. /. tIar.e;. ort3ctarlr,-
Trinity Parish ehGrca-james and Fi-hth
streets Rev. George Heroert Watson rector
FIRST sunday alter Trinity, chilICea-s service
Il. - a. m. Hoy Eucharist, Il 10 = n. even,
song. n -.
- Marks Episcopal eAu-ch-Ftf.h AMI DIVA
sire<ts- Eee, DAVID Claiborne GArre:t. rector
cUn1ay-scaoo. 81 8 - s. L. service Win Holy
eoA-an.oa, at II g - s0o.se, u Sguou
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Grand Army Of the Republic.

ing Tuesday evening. June =, AZ s3p, in the
FRYE block. ComgsdG ). .. Rockwell Will
read paper on seventy DAYS L nder Fire." r.
latinr the experience of l.>go Union officers as
prisoners AZ Charleston. ; {. curing the war
Miss Ferguson will furnish TIE yoca! music.
The public are cordially invited
stevens Post met on Thursday evening 81
u A r. hail and listened ~ q paper b. J VI
Wrestling, entitled, Thoughts on Memorial
Day"
A csmp are Will he given one week from next
Tuesday and reception - the department otl..
cars a the " K i
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the meeting hels on the Tn inst, ard may con-
fer TIE chieftan's degree nexs Tuesday
Nominations fo- chiefs viii De f.Ac orIsf LOT
nert Ts,es.av evegsz,-. ars Large attendance IL
desired
Quite a number Of visiting chleis were
present at the Las. conccil. and after the IRE
he'd beea queachet were entertained VILE corn
and verlison and tire calumet
The fourth anniversary Of sssstle t-ihe takes
place on June q, and viii probably 5s eeiebrased
in proper manner.
The tribe will probably take par: IN tie T'e'e1e
On July II full Indian costume.
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the delegates and several very high grand
hoaors fell 70 Seattle men The grand bodies
Rave not al adjourned yet and some eonslcers~
BE work OF importance is yet 20 be transacted
The Sons OF Veterans also held their al
nuai encamprnsnt last week at HoquiAEn. A
fine body OF young uaeu went from this city 70
the convention, and the part that Seattle took
IN the work Of ths eneamprneut showed ihs'ths
order here Is made Up Of the flower OF the state.
The annual report Of Colonel Z. w. Young y as
received with many expressions OF cornmeada-
ton from the encamprncnt The sons OF
Veterans and the Grand Army OF the
Republic Will meet st the same place
IN 1885, North Yakima. The Odd Fellows are
having good time in quiet way among them
selves. They have chosen their new officers Tor
the coming term, and the Canton or Uniformed
Rank of the order has decided TO pay Official
visit 70 all the subordinate lodges in the city.
On Tuesday night the Canton will drop in Oh
NO. IN full uniform, and viii show that lodge
what good drilling il. The Daughters Of Re
hekah Will be there, and banquet viii follow
the exercises o. the evening. Olive Branch. No.
4, has Of the finest degree teams IL the state,
and IL well supplied with regalia for ali the de-
gree WORK. TIE Knights OF Pythies have also
completed their election OF officers, and good
men have been chosen to head the lodges for
the coming six months. Rainier division OF
the Uniform Rank is doing good work in drill
ing. Under Captain T. r. Edssn the division
practices on "Wednesday nights on the grounds
al the Central school, and make fine showing.
The Improved Order OF Rcd Men is once more
getting back into its Old and famous form OF
activity, and Is doing excellent work.
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Methods. Episcopal Churches.

Swedish Methodist Episcopal church-Fifth
street. near Pine, Rev John Johnson, pssEo.
Services e. II e. u.
Asoury Methodist Episcopal church. FIRE.
rnont-3ev. Hc-atio A!Iiag, pastor. Services q,
Il g. n. and D.
German Methodist ch1rch-stswar. aai Thi--
teeath streets. Rev. c. A Pressing, pastor. seq
vices az ii G. n. a.d p n
Haven Methodist Episcopal church-Secoai
avenue and Howa-t streets. Rev. z. ID. White.
pastor. Services AZ Il T.. Il. and ?.
African Methodist Episcopal ehurch-Jones
and Madison streets. Rev. l. :. BIakeney. pas
tor. services 81 II e. H. anc 80 ?. n
Battery street Metao1is. Episcopal church
Thiri and Battery streets. Rev. Alfred Il wood,
pastor. Services at Ii g n and I'D ?. II
Norwegian Danish Methods. Episcopal
church-Fifih and Olive streets. Rev. Martin
Hansen, pastor. Services 81 Il s. H. and I'D
p n.
Methodist Episcopal City Missioa-E. 5.
Stock well, pastor Preaching a. south seattle
az Il q. II. every sunday. and at WaIia Wa.ls adj
dItion, II Burners hall, every sunday al a.5)
T. II.
Gilman Park Methodist Episcopal church.
Ballard-Rev. &. z. FGhs. pastor. services a. IL
q. n. and 2. N. sunday school. 10 q m: class
meeting Il m; Junior League. $50 ?. IL: Ep-
worth League prayer mec.s4:. I'D p n
Madison Street Methodist Episcopal church
Madison snc Cioverdaie st:ests. Preaching az
Al O. u. and .:5o p n. Suntay-school az I'D
p n Young peoples meeting a. SD p. N
Backner. pastor.
First Methodist Episcopal churcn-Thiri and
Marion streets. Rev ". p. Georye, d. D., pas
tor. Preaching By Rev. Dr.. George at III a n
on the Parable OF the Plowmaa ana Tagesher.
1n.the evening Rev. Stephen Merritt, pastor of
Jane street, New YORK city church will preach
Class-Eneeiing at 10 & N. suadey-sehool
al l4:5o p m Young peoples meeting 81
go 7. n. Experimenting Thursday evening.
Grace Methodist Episcopal ehurch-King AMI
Rainier streets Rev. y. P. Tedrick. pastor,
residence 3,0l9 Jackson street Preaching at II
q n. end ?. ~ siebath school at
Epworth League at $50 p m Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening. AL welcome
Trinity church, Methodist Episcopal-Corner
ye-cer and Kentucky streets. Rev ;. Alonzo
Bright, d. D., pastor Class-Inee.ing AZ 10 q. II.
sabbsth-school at l2:3o p. m. Epworth Leagne
services for the youugj at p n Preaching az
u q. n. and p. III the morning the Rev.
W. T. Ford. OF Dayton, Wash, will preach. At
the evening hour there viii be & song-servtce
ant sermon by Dr.. Bright Al are welcome
The following music will b. rendered az the
morning service: Anthem. praise Ye the
LORD TowneT: anthem, "c0Gs OF ZloH, Sau-
man Evening service; Song service by choir
and congregation: duet, .'One OF the Sweet Old
Chapters by Ms Adelaide Holmes and Mr.
John B. Denny; anthem, There Is an Hour OF
Hsllowed Peace. Meyer: solo. Peace. Tr0u-
bed sOul.' DIV Mrs AaslliGe HOlInex
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Lutheran Churches.

Swedish Evauza.icsl Lutheran e10rca- ara
street. nea- Pike Rev. Z Hs1eea. pasSoh
services 81 II e. H.
Norwevfsr-D snish Lutheran ehurch-Foirsa
and Pike streets Rev. c. o. .osing, pzssos-
Services q. 80 a II
Norwegian Lutheran clurcn@--sfs.ce eSsfy
SUNDAY evening al O'Clock, 2. PlAs street Ial;'
corner Pie and filth streets rev T. ii|@''
pastor: residence, ~ Ds Forest s.Eeel
German Evangelical Lutheran cnurca, ..oa
congregation, corner seventh and I MON streets
Services. 2.i5 ?. IA .1adzy-scGooi I3-5-! y ~
FEeed's hall, near Howell street ~ oSnAi11I IS
pastor. Residence, zoos Howell strees-
German Evangelical Lutheran caurch-serv
ices, commencing today June ~? in the haii q.
the corner OF Main and Iselffn ssleess -
I0:39 a n. sunday-scnooi 9. s:So a. N N
G. BGade. pastor: residence. ol2 Market street
Holy Trinity English L1t2ersn-CorreE
SevenIh aud Uaioa Streets. Kev, 4 r hcesel.
pastor, residence resr OF church Prsacni IL J
81 Il g n. aa1 7.S3 p. II. sQnday-seaoot 81 y
a. N TIE evening services VIII as coadlctel
b. the Rev. Frederick schmidt, OF Seattle AL
welcome.
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Christian Churches.

Lstona Christian church-GIais.oas street
Preaching a. IL o. clock b. Rev. J. Z Edwards
First Christian church-Se1eea street, be-
tween Third and Fourth. Rev r E. Dunlap,
minister. Preaching II a. n. and 2 n.
Rev " T. Coyien, Superintendent OF general
home missions IN the Northwest viii preach 4
the morning, and Professor John ShackeIfo-d,
of the Kentucky state college. Lexington in the
evening. Suuday-scaool a. g:45 s. m, Miss Lucy
c. Pratt, supe-lnIenGenI !. T. ;. {. Z. e.
o. m IL o. shtIey. leader
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Catholic Churches.

St Bonifgce Catholic chGrch-Frederick and
Thirteenth streets. Mass az 1879 a. N
Catholic Church OF the Sacred Hsart-Bei and
Sixth streets. Conducted by the gedemptoriss
Fathers. Mass &. 10 - &.
Catholic Church OF Our Lady OF Good Help
South Fourth and Washington streets Rev. +.
" prefoateire. pastor. Mass as usua..
Catholic Church OF the Immaculate Coneep
tion->ixta and Spring streets. Rev. Father
Garland, pastor. Mass EI 80 and l3:S1 g. Il
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Order OF the Golden shore.

regular meeting o; Seattle Lodge. No 2. or
der Golden shore, was held in Fhe FIRE. block,
Friday evening, June l.. The charter Vas
closed by order Of the supreme president The
lodge has initiated over 100 since November II,
Tsgi. The OFF, e-s viii be installed At the next
meeting, July l. The ladies' OF the lodge VIII
give social on that evening, after the instaila-
ton. Cake, coffee and lemonade viii De served
10 members Of the lodge
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Ancient Order ~ Forreste-s

Court Enterprise, No 5.ad2, held their regular
weekly meeting st their hall IN the Hinrkiev
block Thursday night initiated six candida
and received eight new propositions Tor mem.
hership The courts at 1acoms having eS-
tended 70 this court an invitation % visit and
paYtieipate with them IL $ seStlvs, - he given
al the Rlks' hail. that city. on TUESDAY, June Il.
fhe stealncr Fleetwood has been chartered Il
tale the members ana iriends from here The
heat viii leave the CITY deck, foot Of Man
street AT clock p II. shagp, AID the party Will
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nethod,st Pro.e...nt Churches

Yeser Junction sancay-schcol-As io:B T.
II. followed BY sermon, ETC. BY Rev. ~ baS1ey
Gs pastor.
Columbia suuszy-sctooi-A. 1870 b n: john
Eelso. superintendent: followed Sy sermon
ReE. J. Shepherd and Dr.. Bsglsy ALTERNATING
Methodist Protestant church Of Sou11 s-asse
Preaching AZ 80 p Il bT tue pastor rev. ).
Shepherd Ua.0a sE2day-sclooa ~ sae same
place 81 o. n P-sTsr-Ese.sag lnasSdsy
evening 80 80 p II
second Methodist Protestant ehurca-so-sa
Seattle corner Republican and warren streets
Preaching AZ Il &. r. sad ) , N. . Rev.
J. z Bai.ev, the pastor. Morning su2.ecs
Walking WITH cod !" evening su5izet. "ksed
ing tie Hungry" surdaT-scaool, l-.l7 ,. Il ;
D. 3. Ward, superintendent
FIRST Methods. Protestant cnurch-Corner
aF Third ana Pine strae.s clark Davis. pastor.
Casiereli's day services =. II g. n. IN sAsel
the children O. she Sun1aT- school VIII 1a.s paE-
Thsre viii Be 10 Sundsy school, sermon AZ l2.1I
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Eoxa, society Good Fellows

Burlington assembly OF ire 2. :. 9. r vas in
ssisutee !ssf Thursday eTenlng Ct Odd Fellows
hall, with ftirsy-seven charter MEMBER The
following officers were elected Ruler, AGgas'
Larson; instructor, joseph Weed; counselor.
William Gould: past ruler, A W. Lud lugton :
secretary, e p Reed: financial secretary, Z. j..
souies: treasurer, Arthur g. LeNevea; prela.e.
James L Hutchinson. director, Thomas shorter;
guard, Arson Elliott; sentry, Walter Burton;
medical examiner. A. = Peterson