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We are showing the largest and handsomest
line of Fancy and Fast Black Silks ever
shown In this city at about one-third OF what
others ask, from 75c to So 10 yard.
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DRESS GOODS.
Novelty Suitings-

46 inch wide Wool Suitiugs, In checks 9 ~
ana piaids. in colors and black and OO
white effects, was soc yard. .............. Yar'
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SCARFS, ETC.

Fur Heck ScarfS.
Fine Black Coney Fur Neck Scarfs, finished
81 S!a r. animal now heads a ana 'ali' were SI.OO
Fur BoaS.
Black Coney Fur Boas, yards long, C1 QQ
Sateen Skirts.
Ladies' Extra Quality Black Sateen Skirt two
rows OF anticipating on bottom, finished with
BABY r'oeon worm " q. now
Ladies' Jackets,
Made of all wool, old cheviot. full back,
double breasted, very nobby, N.S QS
worth SO 49,. Observation-Disclosures I'D ~. 20
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French Suitings-

Handsome line of Imported Suit O1 m
ings, 40 inches wide. fancy weaves, I'D i. .OO
satin effects worth up to 81 so yard. :. A Yard
The morning call., 1893-10-08

RICHARDS & Co.. druggists. 4oe-s Clay.
The morning call., 1893-10-08
Satin DuchesSe-
Crystal Silks
Black Silk

81 inches wide, full line OF colors. Q1 M
as good as is usually sold at 81 go. ID l. NV
Yard
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Priestley's Black Goods
SILK.
FIorentine Silk

80 inches wide. in plain and fancy de- h0C
signs, worth 75c........................ W
Yard
Silk Crepes-
81 inches wide. hne quality Japanese and
Silk Crepes, plain and satin striped S0C
effects, evening shades. worth 81 w
yaru OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. fard
Satin DucheSSe-
81 inches wide, changeable effects. elegant
combinations of colors, worth 0 QO
81 90 rd.........-............... I'D w
Yard
Crystal Silks
81 inches wide fun line OF colors. Ql 90
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the passionate Of the Congregational church
OF Port Angeles
Eureka Division, No. Z. On Tuesday
evening entertained . large number OF
members Of Monitor division and one
member of Queen City division An lnyi-
tafion vas extended 10 the Grand Division
executive committee to hold the session OF
the Grand Division in the hail OF this
division After the programme interest
ing addresses were given BY Brother fyr'
Burch, Of Queen City.
Sidney Division. No. Z, will initiate ave
candidates at It's next regular meeting
Elliott Division. No. s. initiated four
candidates on Saturday evening and VIII
eject officers az the next session.
Diamond Division, No. 9. will hold .
public meeting in the near future
Monitor Division, No II, elects officers
for the ensuing quarter al its next regular
meeting.
Cedar Mountain division rsioices in the
possession of nes set Of regaiia-
Onward Division, No. s. was organized
IN Waitsburg. Walia Waiia county. on
Thursday evening. September IA, by John
Busheli. g. W. p. assisted by w IL. sey-
mour. Hon. A. c. Dickinson is the worthy
patriarch and J. Y. Crawford the division
deputy. This is the third division IN East
ern Washington.
The quarterly election of officers IN
Queen City division will occur tomorrow
evening.
Latona division at its session rendered
good musical and literary programme. fol-
lowing which came an interesting address
by Brother J. L. Green. The next meeting
night will be the regular night for election
of officers
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Lutheran Churches.

Norwegian Danish Fourth and Pike streets
Rev. c. O. Rossng. pastor. services $50 a m
Germaa ETaageliesl-Hau Mzin and Twelfth
street NJ e Bssde. pastog; residence ef2
Market street.
German Observation-Disclosures and Birch
streets Rev ]. Erica. pastor. services II a.
n and $50 ?. n.
Holy Triniiy-Seventa and Usioa streets.
Rsv. }. L Dczton, pastor. Residence. rea- OF
church Holy Communion ii T. m ssooafn
school s:a5s- n.
Norwegian Observation-Disclosures and Olive
streets. Rev. I J. Evsm. pastor. kesidenee.
loss Twelfth street Services 1870 q. n and ;
P m Sunday school az 4 o'esocS
German Evangelical, Zioas congregation
Seventh aad Union streets. Rev. Z. Knapp,
pastor kes deuce. los Howell stresl Services
a;l5 r %. sunday sesool / p n ia Freed .
ball. Ninth and Howell streets
swedish Evsngelical-Thirf street, near Pike.
Rev. Martin l. Larson, pastor: residences. Ill
Lincoln street Sunday school 10 a. n.
services II a ~ and I'D n m, and p n.
Thursday. Prayer meeting $50 p m SUNDAY
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Presbyterian Churches.

German Retormed-sevenih street, near Pine.
Services IL q. N.
BAliard-Brosdwsy and First avenue. Ser.
vices IL q. IN. and : 30 p. m.
Lake Union-Kilbourns avenue. Fremon.
Rev 5. c. Head, pastor. Services Ii q m. and
30 p N.
welsh-ssventh aud Olive streets Rev. ]. N.
Hughes, pastor. Residence, 2lt Lombard street
Preaching 1880 a N. sunday school $50
= IN. Preaching =. m
second-oak and Harrison streets. Raw "
4. Major, pastor. Preaching by Rev George r
Nhitworth IL n. aud 2 Is 2 m sabbath
school l2;i5 p m \. p = G. T., p n.
First-Third and Madison streets Rev Aiar
snder Alison. D. d, pastor Residence i2i2
Marion street services IL a. m. aud n m
sunday school i2:So n N. Y. P. 4 c. T. PRAYER
meeting Thursday evening at 5 y m. At
morning service pr. Alison win preach ON
"Carisiianity's Appeal 20 the Intellect" In the
evening the Rev. ~ II Reli, OF Minneapolis.
MINI, who is visiting friends in the city, viii
preach.
Calvsry~Aarket ana King streets. Rev BE.
vssd J., sinclair. pastor Residence 2iO Market
street Divine worship and sermon hy pastor
u a n aud y m sabbath school, IL. IS q M
r N. Prayer meeting snd lecture Thursday, 80
= m.
Uaised~-sxth and senees streets Rev. & Dali
Johnston. pastor; residence. rs Spring street
saoosih school i<,Ia p n. Young penpl q
society s s. p ~ The Entted reshytsrtan
VII hold no preaching services today Rev
Joausioa vii return from the Ess. this week
an4 services Enay lie expected regularly here.
alter.
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THE LODGES ACTIVE.
limitations, Installations and
DELEGATIONS on All Sides.
a NEW ORDER IN THE FIELD.
The Pytbisn Sisters Of the werid Or
ganixs . Lodge In sessfie -Doings
Of the Fraternities.

Fraternity doings the past week nave
been marked by increased activity IN al
the orders. and limitations. Installations
dsdicatIons and the comforting OF degrees
have been going on all around. In fact a
new order has taken the field, called the
Pyshiau Sisters Of the World. open to the
wives. mothers. daughters and unmarried
sisters Of Knights OF Pythiss. Court En-
terp.lse Of the Ancient Order Of Foresters
OF America at It's last meeting initiated
twelve candidates. The Grand Lodge
finance committee Of the Ancient Order OF
United Workmen met in this city last
week and transacted considerable busi-
ness. The Son. Of Veterans and Grand
Army posts will hold q joint meeting
soon, which will probably conelude with
banquet. The Knights OF Pythias have
requested the management OF the AldwIn-
ter exposition nj san Francisco 70 desig-
nate day in the middle Of April as Pyth-
ian day.
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son. of Trmneranee.

Beacon Light Division. at walla walla.
has taken the lead in = movement for the
organization of grand division In East
eTn Washington. the Cascade mountains
70 &c the dividing line between the pro-
posed grand division and that already or
eanszsd With Seattle as its headquarters.
l! thts movement meets with no opposi-
ton from TIE members In Western Wash
iasion. IL SsA probably succeed. and uiIl
doaotiess ee very popular with temper.
anoe people n the eastern part OF the
state
Sanheasn Division. No. -. 81 Dixie.
doae.ed rs membership at its hrst rexa-
lar meeting
oawsrd Division. No. ~ At waitshurx.
had an addition OF four members AZ -
hTst snsetiag
Seattle Division. No :. sustained great
toss last week IN TIE departure OF the W.
l.. Rev. loRas Rashsll, who Ass accented
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Congregational Churches.

Tayior--Birca and Thomas streets. Rev.
George II. Lee, pastor. SUNDAY school 80,
Christian Endeavor Society at ESQ D. IN
Brook!yn-Rev. Joseph Wolfe, pastor. serv.
ices IL 8 III and D m. sunday school u Is
p II Praysr meeting Thursday 7:50 p. m
Edgevster-Rev. Henry Kstcham, pastor.
services II a and - 30 p. u. sunday school
R;ls =. m, and young peoples prayer meet
ing $50 p m.
Plymouth-Third and University streets
Wallace Sutting, ID. D.. pastor. Residence.
lSD University street Preaching IL q m.
AID p N. by the pastor. Morning sui iecf,
Hidden SIM evening subject. Another
Church Man Gone Wrong" Bib.e school,
l2.M Jackson street school, p. m. Joy street
school. Wall street. 8 p. M y. +. 5. c. E., 6:l5
p n.
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EplscanAi Churches.

81 Jonas. Hes; seaitls-Services, INN n,
Rev J CneAL -
- AArks North Seattle Mt2slon-Rox ana
hsFF1soA sFeois- sunday school. 9.4SA m
- stephens Ballsrd-seryiee, II 4 n ara
~ p IA, oy tie rsctoT, Rev. r. z Hyland
- AArys-W oodiaad PARK. Rev. e. & Rob
era -cVenSse~tA sunday alter Trinity. Even
soGs Al Is p ~ Take 0seen lake ear 10 dsrni
81 ClemeaG's -MsEket aud Weller STRAIT.
ksY : a. Forrest BELL, recfoE seven teenth @ar-
gay alter ITlE!ty. Hoy Communion, tots |.
"a AoreIns pfaysr and litany. u a =. EVENING
prayer, :, n.
- AA-As-Fisth ana Olive ssresss David
CAsthoFsls 9asnstS rector snnaay srhoaF a -
4 u bas2 coH2a2uaioa. n M0rafnr
PRAYER ana segasn, II a N. Rey James ggsm~l
csc 4tiAg spseisl musical service. : - p ~.
Tue uausie selng Proeessionas s.tgs,s,sr ~
fAitasNs, satk&Ea. The San shat gs NJ
AeFe Ahy 1gai." pzaltsr. sSSsgffa IA ~ uels5s.f
tA2iats I2E241a ~ & Iscas aasexalar in g
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Anclsnt order 90 Fare.ter..

Court Friar Tuck. No. :. a2i, on Thurs
day night initiated tao candidates. tn
der good and welfare Of the order the COM
rntstee got in its good work. IL had Sc
cured the following brothers for the even
ing's entertainment: Brothers Williams.
BurroEs. Holmes and MidaEstadt for
songs and brothers MeCutcheon. sehaent'
Hamm. White and c. Maidment for
speeches, aud Brother Tucker gave reei-
tation entitled The Joiner. Next Thurs
day night will take place the nomination
and election Of delegate 10 the Sovereign
High Court meeting. which meets at san
Jose, Cal, the first week in November.
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d. q. C. r. o. C. Moss. C. r 6. r. Jacob
son and s. c. X. r. r. Lennon, Of Court
Enterprise. The following officers were
installed: Jr. 8. c. E.. j. ID. Duncan; G
r.. T. ;. Dewey: S. C. r, {. \ Dock
stadeE; treasurer. C. ". Bowhay; 7. ;. ).
J. Woods: r. g, r Briggs. 5. W. George
Barth: J. W., X MeDonalt; :. b., & =.
Breeder; ]. B.. John Ovens: trustees. w
Bailey. W. w. Kelly. J. A. Brown: court
physician. wiiIiara Bailey. NJ D.; court
druggist. C. w. BoEhax.
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The Grand Lodge finance COMMITTEES
met At the Office Of Grand Receiver
Amnnds last week and considerable busi-
ness was transacted. MAJ. Gaus, another
member of the committee. from Tacoma,
was present. In addition 10 T. A Twicheil,
J. ". Pickens. grand recorder, and Grand
Receiver Amunds.
Alki lodge, in connection with the
other lodges, rendered the finance COM
mittee and visiting brethren 3 grand re-
ception at their hall in the Hinckley
block. The work was ampiifed on four
Junior Workmen, who received the Work
man degree. Refreshments were served,
after which general love feast was held.
Seattle Lodge, No. g. last Thursday
evening conferred the Junior Workman
degree upon one Stranger and the Work
man degree upon Junior Workman.
Next Thursday the Junior Workman de-
gree will be conferred on two Strangers.
This lodge is comforting degrees every
meeting night.
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Christian Churches.

Olympic Avenue-Sli Olympic avenue Rev
r ii. Moss, pastor Sunday school 10 O. m.
Preaching IL a m and 7:3o p. N. PRAYER meet
Ing on Thursday 7:3o p. m.
First Church of Eyerett-Sunday school at
10 q. m, Henry Porter. superintendent Com
munion every sunday at ii g. IN. All meetings
at the public schoolhouse
First-Ssneca street, between Third aud
Fourth. Rev &. Z. Dunlap, minister. Resi-
dence. 7l2 Harrison street: tele phone i02a sun
day school, 9;45 a N. Preaching, IL q. m.
and 100 p M Morning topic, Christian
Criticism" Evening topic, "rhs Constraint of
Love-" Y. p &. c. E, $50 Meeting of elders
and deacons after morning service today.
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

south Seattle - Sunday school $50 D n.
Preaching at 7;so p. m BY Rev. D. Bag!ey.
Columbia-sunday school,. 1888 T. m: John
kesso, superintendent; followed by sermon.
First-Third and Pine streets. Rev. CLARK
Davis, pastor Services II a. m. and $50 n m.
conducted by the pastors father. Rev. II. p.
Davis. sunday school 1850 Young peoples
meeting, els p IN. Seats free-
second-Nerth Seattle Republican and War
rem streets Rev. Josiah shepherd, pastor
Preaching IL g. M, followed by sacraments of
Lerd's supper and baptism, and $50 p. m. b.
the pastor. sunday school l2;la y. p. s {. f.
Gas ?. n. Junior society p. m. Prayer meet
ing Thursday 7:So p N.
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fat. anthem. ASlng Unto Cod" hyms. -Je-u-
ssien the Gsldea: .4tiaEits-@ seao> Miss Lalu
Ba-zger; The Crown Of tssory. Mrs James
Fsrrslls recsssional, The Day II fsss sad
Over"
Trsnity-Esghfh and James streets Rev.
George Hernert Watson. r. =. rector. seven
teensa sunday Alter Trinisy. Holy Con-
Esausoa. g. m; usual services, ii s. f
Chorai evening prayer. I'D =. m Sunday
scho2s. 9:sSs =. N The rector VIII p-eseh morn
fzg AID eTeaing.
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Baptist Churches.

Bsllard-Rev. c. A. salyer, pastor. sabbath
school L. m.
Market street. Irving Street Mission-sunday
school $3.50 p. N.
Market street. Mcclaire Street Mission-sun-
day school 3: 80 D IN.
swsdish-Bell and Eighth streets Rev. r. O.
Nelson. pastor Services IL a m. and 1880 2. m.
Fremont-Aurora street Preaching II a. m.
and 30 p M by the pastor, Rev. e. A. Salyer.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Norwegian Danish-sixth and Virginia stree,a
c. w. Finwall, pastor. Sunday evening at 5
O'Clock sharp service Tor young men.
First. Lake Union Mission oltke and
Thomas streets sunday school. $50 .. m;
Gospel meeting, Wednesday. 7:3o p m.
First South Seattle Mission-south Twelfth
and Dearborn streets. sunday school, $50 ..
m. prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7:S0 D m.
West Duwamish-Use OF church building
discontinued and divine service will be held in
Mr.. Fosters house IN River Park ct O'Clock
Prayer meeting Wednesday evining.
Georgetown Baptist sunday SCHOOL, /.
Wards hail. opposite Grant street power house,
GEORGETOWN. at 10 q m Preaching at 8 p. M by
W. r. Burrell
North ssattle-Third ana Cedar streets Rev.
NJ l. kngg, pastor; residence. 22ao Third
street services ii a. ~, 1s45 n m.
sunday school At close OF morning service.
Young peoples meetiug6;45 p. m. Prayer meet
ing Thursday 7:iS p. M
Market street-Msrket and Main streets.
W. Read, pastor; residence, f2s TAYLOR
street Services II a. m. $50 p. IN. Sunday school
at close OF morning service Young peoples So
ciety p m Junior Society Monday I n m
Prayer meeting Thursday ?. m.
First-Fourth street, between lama. and
Cherry. Preaching ii e IN AT T:s0n m. by
Rev. Thomas Baldwin. Morning subject:
"Cnurch Unity Evening subject. aThe
Ioiet on the Gross sunday school following
morning service. Young peoples meeting 6:lS
PRAYER meeting Thursday evening
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spirituaitsfs.

Ben NJ. Barney at Masonic Temple. Q o'clock
this evening. Admission. 10 cents.
Dr.. Wilder, the spiritualist reyivalist. will
hold services at IL a. n. and 1880 p. m. in 0iym-
pic hall Tests given By Mira Moore.
Spiritual meeting in Redmen's hall 7:s0
p. m. Free platform. Singing by Mrs. Stimp-
son, OF San Francisco Closing with circles in
which tests and messages are given through the
mediums praseat
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United Ancient Order of pruIds.

Rainier Grove. No. 3. met Thursday
night and received a fraternal visit from
Seattle Grove, No. 2. A movement was
started TO have both groves meet in the
same hall hereafter. and committees were
appointed to arrange the details.
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Hsbrew synaeoeue.

The Tabernacle holidays viii be ushsred In
this evening Services p. m. and on Monday
1880 q m. They will last eight days and the
ninth day is called Simchas Torch. or the ERE
toicing OF the Law" because the reading OF the
Pentateuch is being completed on that day and
is begun anew.
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sons OF ~. George.

Washington Lodge. No. 307. held an I'M
usually large meeting on Tuesday. Owing
to the arduous duties of the secretary, IL
was decided TO increase that officials sal
airy. Two touring brothers from the East
visited the lodge. Past Presidents Setehell
and Price acting as reception committee.
Next week the matter in regard To semi
monthly meetings will come up for final
action.
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Maseuie.

There was 8 regular communication oil
Washington Lodge Of Perfection, No. l.
A. A. 3. r.. last Tuesday at which con-
siderable business Of importance vas
transacted.
on Wednesday Lorraine Chapter, No. s.
Order OF the Eastern Star. met IN special
convocation. Sister T.. X. Bigelos. who
had lust returned from the Worlds fair.
was enabled TO give brilliant account oil
the same. Sister Wishar il preparing Tor
publication Masonic monthly, devoted
to the interest of the craft and the Order
of the Eastern star.
Friday evening Seattle Commsndery,
No 2, X. T., met in regular eonclave at
their asylum, Masonic temple. The at
tendance at these meetings Is increasing.
Monday evening Arcana Lodge. No. 81,
r. and A. NJ, will hold a regular eommu-
nicaticn. The degree Of Entered Appren-
tice will be conferred. There will be music
by Prof Sharpe and singing by the choir.
On next Saturday St. Johns Lodge. No.
.. A. r. and A. NJ, will hold regular
communication. Brother Davis, the or
ganist. will delight tho brethren with ex-
eellent music.
On Friday, September Is. the funeral
obsequies of Brother Guy Carlton Phinney
took place under the auspices of ST. Johns
Lodge, No. o, A. f. and A. NJ. of which
lodge Brother Phfnney was member.
The services was intoned by the worship
fui master, Brother y. $. Peterson.
The Masonic Library Association. has
received some valuable acquisitions from
Maj. j. r. Hayden, also many valuable
reports from number of states of Grand
lodges. Grand chapters. Grand COM
manderies aud Grand Eastern Star chap
tiers. some dating as far back rs 1873.
The uniforms for Sir Knights George ID.
Ruddy, w. II. Cline and r. l.. Stinson
have arrived.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


Methodist Episcopal Churches.
Grace, East Seattle Mission--Sabbath school 2
p m
African-iso Jones street Rev. W. W. Grimes.
pastor
Kirkland. Houghton and Beilevue-Rey. J.
Mexican, pastor
wcsley-south Seattle Rev E. D. White wiz
preach this morning at II o clock.
Haven-Rev. W. O. Benadour, pastor Preach
ing morning and evening By the pastor.
German-stewart and thirteenth streets Rev.
c. A. Pressing, pastor. Services II g. N. and
u m
Battery street-Third and Battery streets Rev.
G. A. Landen. pastor. viii preach morning and
evening.
Norwegian Danish-Fifth and Olive streets.
Rev. Martin Hanson. pastor. Services Il a. m.
and 7:SO p m
shaw Memorial Rev. J. b Murphy will preach
al ii e. m; Sunday school 10 a. m: Epworth
League p.
CHINATOWN of Gilman, Rev J. r. Edwards,
pastor. sabbath school 10 q m. Preaching II q
m Epworth League p. m. Reading League
10 p m
Gilman Park, Ballard-Rev W. H. tombstone,
pastor Services IL a. m. and p m; sunday
school 10 a. m: class meeting ~ m Junior
League $3.50 .. m; Epworth League 7:So p. m
Trnity-Mercer and Kentucky streets. Rev.
=. r. Iedrick, pastor; parsonage near church.
freacning, IL a. NJ and !;Se p m sabbath
Asbury. Fremont-Rev. w. II. Drode Class
meeting 10 80 a M; preaching, IL a. m; sun
day school, Il m; young peoples meeting $50
p m: preaching. 7:30 p. m. Thursday prayer
meeting, 7:30 p m.
Madison Street-Madison and Cloverdale
streets, Rev. NJ. A Covington. pastor. Preach
ing 10 80 z. m. and p. m. by the pastor: Sun.
day school, 2:S0 p. m prayer meeting, Thursday
evening. Seats free
swedish-Fifth street, near Pike Rev. John
Jonson, pastor; residence 3Is Birch street
Services 1879 a. M; sunday school, $50 p. m. ;
young peoples meeting, p. m; evening service,
s p. m. Prayer meeting. Thursday evening, 7:Aa
First-Third and Marion streets. Glass meet
ing, 10 a m: preaching. IL a.. m. ami 80 p. m,
BY Rev. c. r. Kelierman, of Portland, In thu
morning, and in the evening by C. r. Thoburn,
president of Puget Sound University. Sunday
school, 1890 p m: Epworth League, $50 p m
Graee-Rainier and King streets. T. w. But
Ter. Pm. d., pastor. Services today: l0:3D a. m,
class meeting; ii a. m, preaching service,
conducted by Rev. A. Atwood. sabbath school,
II: Is p. M: Young peoples meeting. 6:45 p. IN. !;
public service, 1880 p m, preaching by Rev.
J. w. Mexican Seats free. Prayer meeting Thurs
day. Z 80 n m
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CathoIic Churchea.

Sacred HEARTFELT and Sixth street Con-
Quoted by the Redemptorists. Mass l0:3o a. m.
Our Lady OF Good Heip-south Fourth and
Washington streets Rev. F. Y. Prefontaine,
p. m.
immaculate Conception-sixth and Spring
streets. Rev Victor Garland, 5. J., pastor. Con-
Quoted By the Jesuits. Early macs, q. m.
aud a. N. High mass, 1890 q m. Sunday
school. p m. Instruction and benediction.
1880 p. M
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Advent Churchea.

Christian chapel-warren street, half block
north OF Front street power house Services
II a m. DR. William Chapman. pastor.
Seventh Day-3oe Poplar street Sabbath
school, 10 O. m. Services, II g. N. every satur-
day. Prayer meeting. Wednesday evening T:30
o m.
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Unitarian Church.

Seventh, between Pike and Union. Rev W.
g. Eliot, IT,, minister. Service ii q. m. Sub
ject OF sermon: Public Opinion and Moral
standard" preceded by q fveminute sermon
for children. Seats free and strangers welcome.
Sunday school 80 p. m.
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Corner Tenth aud Pine streets Rev. John
Glen, pastor. Residence 81 Pine street Preach
ing III a m. and so ?. M. class meeting II m.
sabbath school, a:45 g. m: Wednesday prayer
meeting I'D u N.
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Young Men. Christian Association.

Rev. Thomas Baldwin wilt address the
o'clock rally of the Y. N. c. A.. at their
hall, 1917 Front street, today. All young men
and strangers in the city are requested TO attend
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Restitutionists.

Meetings held every sunday afternoon ~ 8
O'Clock at their hall, 2sOe Front street