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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-12

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Pa y NJ. Q. T. Moore.
The following poem from the pen Of
Mr.. c. F. Moore, editor Of tho Rerier,
published at Clifton Forge, Va, speaks
for itself, and win be heartily re-ochoed
By several Of our citizens who, when
the tara BOON was booming at Clifton
Forge dropped their sheckels in the
slot to hear the hand-organ grind forth
exquisite melody on the golden chords
Of speculation but it seems that they,
with the rest Of the unfortunates, were
doomed to Groom their own music in
the spirit Of the following
Just'about three years aeo.
thought q lot and bought Il low
The man that sold Il told me 81.
And he's the one ought 70 know
Fifteen hundred was the price
II didn't have 70 ask me twice.
| paid him half in one big slice
And felt rs rich as Calvin Brice
Tarara, etc.
And. for the rest gave my note,
And as my name, glibly wrote,
J had no thought, no morc'n than goat
How big the load I'd have to tote.
Now I'm working like slave,
Trying hard enough 10 save,
To pay the blasted motel gave
Before lay me in my grave.
Ta-rara, etc.
The lots 50 steep 'twon't hold fence
The stones upon Il arc immense,
The bushes grow 10 tall and dense,
II wouldnt brine, me fifty cents
AsnoW { sit in silent gloom
Thinking Of my awful doom,
| want TO lie down in my tomb
Before we have another Booa
Ta.ra-ra etc
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FREE TRIP TO CHICAGO.

To the first person sending 80 words
made from the letters contained in the
words celery King we will give i
trip ticket to the World's Fair and $50,
in cash. To the 18th person sending
the same number Of words. we will
give 4 trip ticket and S25, in cash.
TO the 18th person, we will give \
trip ticket 10 the Worlds Fair Write
your name on list Of words numbered,
and incloso the same with 25 cents,
and wewill mail you package q the
great Herbal Remedy, Celery King, q
sure cure for all diseases Of the Nerves,
Stomach, Liver and Kidneys. Ad-
dress Herbal Remedy Co, Le Roy, N.
u
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FOUND 4 woMAEiS HAND.

No little excitement and comment
was occasioned at Oakland on Satur-
day last BY the finding, by Mr.. Thorn
as s. Peddicord, Of womanls hand,
that had been severed at the wrist.
Two or three fingers Of the hand had
at one time been dressed by a physi-
elan. The hand was found under the
Pritchard building, and rumors are
rife as TO how it came there. The
matter was placed, in the hands Of
States Attorney q s. Hamill.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-12
CHARTERS GRANTED.

The Secretary af State Saturday is
sued certificate Of incorporation 10
the Truslow Furniture Company, Of
Charleston, with a capital Of $4,000
paid up. The privilege Of increasing
the capital to 100000 ii Ills resery-
cd. A charter was also issued TO the
BIuefeld Plumbing aud Heating Com
pany, Of Blnefield,
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY

The Office Of /, L. Bender and Bro. Broken Into,
Monday Night.
Monday night, the office Of /. 4.
Bender & Bro. was broken into, en-
trance being gained by removing a
glass from one Of the side windows.
The thieves broke into the cash draw
or, but found that it was empty. The
safe was not disturbed, Nothing is
missing but the key to the side door.
Mr.. Bender tells us lie is sorry he was
not there to welcome his visitors.
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LOOKING FOR A STIFF

Gentlemen From Pennsylvania Want to Locate a
Palley Mandatory,
Yesterday twogehtlemen from Penn
.sylyania arrived in this city and called
on Mr. J. S. Mathews relative to a
manufacturing site. Mr.. Mathews
conducted them over the land Of the
III M. M. & /. Cox They seem highly
pleased with the surroundings and are
very likely to make a proposition to
locate here. They propose to manu-
facture wooden pulleys1
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VEST vIReTNIA pENsToNs.

Original, John S. Musgrave, John 7 !.
Sears, George w. Price, supplemental,
Samuel ]. Florence. Increase, John
Hirons, Chas. M. Groves. Reissue,
Uriah Rexroad. Original widows, &C.,
Sarah A. Trickett, Maria Lowe tmoth-
err, Eliza B. Krider, minor Of VIM. II.
e. Miller.
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WEATHER. CROP REPORT.

The weather and crop report issued
yesterday contained the following for
West Virginia: Wheat generally good
appearance oat seeding well advanc-
ed !; corn planting nearly finished !;
meadow and pasture prospects good i;
fruit prospects promising vegetation
rapid growth.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-12

Don't think Of buying a Cook Stove
until you have examined the stock Of
new ard second hand stoves at Noah's
Ark. A call will convince you that
We please you in style, quality and
price. No. o West Race st. 3-28-1 mon.
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nrsYyEss OFFICE.

,..,. " ar n has leased and renovate the Sec
,.,d aa"r II 5irantham Hall for business offices
gntlS ~ - raouested 10 transact all business
el ~ III me above rooms. The plant Will re-
ait,, II the Flick block and this arrangement
bas 6een made to prevent annoyance 70 me en-
W Tbe new rooms are comfortably ar
prsy,gsi for business purposes, and the accom-
mafatians excellent.
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GARMENTS oLEANED.

Spring has come, aud all want their
garments to look clean, bright and
new. Our methods Of Steam and
French dry cleaning more than
please 7. Cordner, First-class Dyer
and Finisher. S. Raleigh street
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For Gasoline Stoves, a big lot Just re-
ceived and Of the latest pattern and
style. No trouble 10 show goods.
Can ii once. j. w. r. Fisher, King
street.
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PATENT3 aRANaRl.

To VIM. S. Grafton, Steubcnyille,
Ohio; E. c. Ewing and A. Glass, as
signors to the Wheeling Corrugating
Company, Wheeling, three designs, ali
for metallic finishing plates.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
yoTfcE 70 "a TR0Ns.

AZ the expiration Of every 30 days al &C.
80 With THE Womb are due and collectable.
subscribers who i r e p sSe III is 1 and placed %
VIZ WI = 4sad head list 4 for future reference.
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! am in town to do your laundry
work. Remember guarantee all ny
work to be finished in first class style.
Respectfully, Lee II. Gooey.
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Nj. L. Dorm has secured the agency
for the Troy Steam Laundry, work
shipped every Tuesday and returned
on Friday. Usual prices. First-clas $
work guaranteed.
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Yours Respectfully,
Fred M. Roberts,

With Marshall & Co., Chicago, Ills.
Mr.. Roberts ii not the only one who
finds g Blush Of Roses delightful, as
many ladies and gentlemen can testi-
fy, who have purchased it from a. NJ.
Gilbert & Bro.
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CLEAN YOUR GLOVES.

Ladies clean your Kid Gloves with
Nousquetaire Glove Cleaner, for sale
only by Emmert & Fiery, who carry
the best line Of kid gloves in the town.
and warrant all their kid gloves from
slOOup.
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SOUVENIR COINS

Those wishing souvenir coins would
do wen 70 cali 1T THE woRLp once.
We have a few which win be disposed
tof at the usual price, 81.
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Il you want your collars and cuffs
to look as good as new have them laun-
dried at Lee H Goodys laundry, No.
4, East Martin street.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-12

April 30th is the anniversary II the
Independence Of the Reformed church
IN this country. The occasion viii be
appropriately celebrated.
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NAME CHANGED.

The name Of the postoffiee hereto
fore known as Nicholas Court House,
Nicholas county, West Virginia, has
been changed TO Snmmersville.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-12

"Good digestion waits on Appetite
With those who buy confectionery
from Louis Brown
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In order to be really stylish you
must eat russell oranges, like those
Louis Browns sells.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-12

Talking Of the sugar Trust, tie
sweetest window in town Il Louis
Browns confectionery display.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-12

Dcmcstics that win surely please
yon. We aIlade to Louis Browns
display. not to girls
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APPoIsrgD By THE GOVERNOR

Col. J. T. Chiffon 10 Represent the State at the Goa
vention Of Railroad Commissioners.
Governor McCorkle Saturday up
pointed J. BIS Wilmington and p. +,
Wyatt, Of Kanawha county G. II,
Turner, OF Wood county John A.
Myers, of Monongahela. andS. r. la.
men, Of Marshall county, directors II
tho West Virginia Colored Institute,
The Governor appointed Neil Robert
son, president Of the Citizens Nation.
al Bank, Of Charleston, Kanawha
county delegate to tho Worlds Con.
gress Of Bankers and Financiers, which
meets in Chicago June 10. and Col, !.
e. Chiffon, of Kanawha, " represent
the State Of West Virginia at the Ma
tional Convention Of Railroad Com.
missioners, which cohvcnes in Wash
ingtop April 10.
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Mind your vile ana don't forget to
take home box Of Louis Browns lee
cream.
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When you want to buy, sell or trade
stoves, call at Noah's Ark, No 9West
Race st. 3-28- 1mon.
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Encourage home industry BY having
Your laundry work done at Lee H
dooeys, No. A, East Martin street.
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STILL AHEAD.

The same beer that is sold at the
Worlds Fair is sold al The New Place,
next door to City Hall.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-12
STILL AHEAD.

Extra Select Oysters and Plymouth
Koek Count, at The New Place, next
d@or to City Hall.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-12

Ladies dining parlor at Central Eat
ing House. Frank Rhodes, Prop.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-12

Miss Flora a Jones, South Bend, Ind
Purchased bottle Of yonr BLUSH
es Of Roses Of Arend, Cor. Of Fifth
Ave. and Madison 81. find it De-
Iightful. win gladly recommend i %
nthars
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Sale bills printed at this Office cheap
er than any where else.
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4 How 70 By happy though married. "
i'adeTith Brown the Confectioner.
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BiS line Of nobby double breasted
4 Y for youths and boys, at NJ. IN
aa Watch and chain with every.
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STILL AHEAD.

4, Meals at all hours at The New
l'ee' next doorto City Hall.
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When Mrs. Bascomb returned from
her visit II was dark. She had staid to
supper, and as the girl opened the
door she saw that she was somewhat
excited.
what Is it, Kitty?" she asked.
rather gravely, because the girl was
inclined to get illustrated easily.
l"Oh, mem, what was the name Of
the girl as lived here before / came?s
she responded with counter question.
''Bernnme2 Sarah something. can
not remember just now--whypp
''Oh, there was young man here
looking for his sister, but her name was
Annie Donovan He said he hadn't
seen her In ten years, and she was
grown mp now, and he talked butchA
fully about her. It would bring the
tears till your eggs, ma'am, TO hev
heard him.
kitty, wouldn't gossip with
strange men II were you. II isn't
safe. He probably was a tramp, and
all that story about lis sister was Just
made up out Of whole cloth. What
else did he want?"
Nothing. ma'arn, and didn't let
him Inside the kitchen door. He
warn't no tramp. an I'm sure he were
tellin' the truth. I.
Mrs I;ascomb did not prolong the
argument, but husied hcrself until bed
time with some household duties,
which wore really in the line Of pleas
ures to her Asolnanly nature. Then
she saw chat the house was loclSed up,
sent Kitty 10 bed, and went into her
trout parlor. which was lighted and
coy, Just as 1.-THE master Of the house
were at home
Unjust send fathers message to How
ard, " she solilcquized, and seating her
ITO be contspued.l
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Meals at all hours At Central Eating
House, Frank Rhodes, rsop.
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ihE World at 10 cents per week,
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~ Z. NNNI+~@
Observations taken a.
Mnrfinsbure every mornins
Ne 2 Al O'Clock By ononaE W.
Blus Flag. yhrarrnr, The representa-
1 i've 81 tho United States
weather Dnreau. TaK
Eonr.D will use the same
aars as displayed At the
Court House and the people
ar o. can come very near know
SaOs. ing what weather toexpcet.
-o---
..vuat :-,At : o'ciock Asu.,
Maximum a6s.
Minimum-foa.
V,sps Force Gentle.
direction from 5. =.
sr,rK o. SLY: Cloudy.
Rain fall. 70
!. %
rhs reather will be rainy today with increas-
III ydnd. several local showers with high
ln1 ,.,,,a win condition the weather In Wes-
pa / general storm is moving from 5 W
Z rs. direction Of the Great Lakes,
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Two men stood In the doorway Of an
unused fight. Of Office stairs and read
an evening paper.
They were much occupied ID discuss.
ing one item among the personal news
1t was this:
1.-THE Rubber Horseshoe company Is
an assured fact Mr.. Howard Bns-
como drew sixteen thousand dollars
from tho MI. & M. bank to-day, the In
vestment Of the branch company
formed hero, and will lenvc for New
York tomorrow. A capital 81 eighty
thousand dollnrsis assured
do " scer calculated thc younger
and smaller Of the two mon. Drew
sixteen thousand dollars In spondulicIss
Goes home with II in his vest pocket,
blow me 81 he don't
Maybe not, pard. S'posin' it's a
certified check2"
'Tfhen thcre'll be reward offered to
get it back
"Jim, groun' to TIL bank an find out
which and whether il were" suggest
cd the older man.
Bank clussed, remarked Jim, son
tentiously.
"S'pose il air Did yer expect tosend
in yer card to the cashier, or the pres
ident? Get aroun' an interview tn
janitor. Represent yerself as Mister
Bascomb's confidential bizness man,
carn't yer?''
Jim started of at once without wait
ing to give his s'pard" any outline Of
his plan. He was gone IN hour, but
when he returned he was freightcd
with intelligence.
bills" he chuclxled, "hve-hundrcd
and one-thousand dollar bills whewi
An he'll sleep with them about his
honorable pusson tonight mebbe."
Docs yer know the housc?" asked
the other man, after spell OF silence.
II don't, pard- But I've looked it up
in the directory. and it's as handy as d
mittcn on yer nose Let's 20 and. get
somethin' wet to improve our minds
It's tween us this time--you outside,
me in--savcy7''
The rascals, who, In appearance at
least, might have passed for honest
men. walked out Of the doorway and
parted company, to avoid the eagle
eye Of the police, which would have
recognized in their dnalitya conspiracy
against law and order.
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A MODERN INVENTION.
How It Came 70 tho Roscuo Of
Mr.. Bnscomb.

The telephone rang briskly In Mrs
Howard Bascomb's pleasant home,
and. stepping 10 Ii she received this
message from her husband;
s'IIeilol Il that you, Lottle9 Two
concluded 10 leave for New York this
noon. Tho boy is on tho way 20 tho
house for my grip You know what
I'll need for week or ten days abb
scncc. Get your sister TO stay with you
for company. Good-by, dear, s'iong
Take care OF yourself"
Then he rung OF, and Mrs Bas-
comb went In search Of the satchel,
which she packet with a deft hand.
She was d young woman, sensible,
we'll balanced. and nothing ever dis
turbed or annoyed her 20 the extent OF
making her fidgety or nervous. Being
In robust health. she hardly knew
what nerves meant She was self-re-
liant, but domestic, and absorbed Ia
her homo life, which comprised her
world. She had perfect faith in her
husband, or else pretended TO have,
and cheated herself comfortably with
the dcIusion And she never crossed
any bridges until she camo 10 them.
She knew that her husband had I'M
tended going to New York on tho fol-
lowing day. and did not wonder or
ponder over his change 81 plans
When tho messenger came for the
satchel she scnt it carefully packed.
just MS she knew her husband wnnted
IL She added nothing to It's usual con-
tents, and subtracted nothing. Yea,
stay. She did take ont his scyen.shootcr,
every chamber Of which WINS loaded.
and laid 1t on the table under tho
mirror, In the back parlor.
''Howdy hns one revolver with him.
That will have 10 do him this trip i
like 70 have ono handy in case ] should
need IL.
she smiled and smiled again without
being a villain. Tho idea Of needing
firearms seemed SO incongruons aud
absurd.
In the afternoon she wont up to her
home TO "borrow her sister," as she
expressed II. But Miss Madgie had
gone away with some young friends,
and was engaged to spend tho night al
the house Of schoolmate. So Mrs.
Bascomb returned home alone.
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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.
An Old Time Dinner and Party Eastern
star sarprisa-PorxonaI Notes.

star Sufprtso-foreoaAl Notes.
The New England supper and Halloween
social. on Tuesday evening at the odd Fellows
haIl. given by the members OF 81 Stephens
Episcopal church. was a pronounced success,
although the uproar caused by the prAnks OF
so1ne email boys was at times mere than good
taste required, and somewhat married the pleas
ure OF the evenings entertainment The usual
Halloween amnssments. with contests in blow
ing bubbles and In racing with potatoes,
afford lots Of amusement The ladies, as usual,
provided an excellent supper. which was served
aud prepared under the management of Mrs. z.
r HyiAnd. Mrs II. r. Leader, MIRA. J. James.
Mrs Edward wheeler. Mrs. Eugene Ricksecker
aud Mrs Il. W. Grover.
on Wednesday night s eongeBiAl party of
Dailard's youth aud beauty proceeded to Bouie-
ward, whore they took Nr and Mrs smith com
plctely by surprise. Mira smith was however
equal 60 the occasion, and gave her guests 3
thoroughly enjoyable evening. Cards, vocal
and instrumental music and dancing, with =
very fine lunch, were the leading features 81 the
evenings pleasure Among thOse present were
Mr. aud Mrs smith. Mrs. smith, a.. Mr. and
Mrs.. r. l. kellogg. Mr. aud Mrs Wedo. Mas
Grace Phillips. Miss Nellie Middieham. Miss
Maggie McGe,;rlek. Miss Matte Fonda, Mics
selfridge. Miss Marley. Mr.. f. c. shirteilf Mr..
Lake. Mr. Mcfsne. Mr. l. II. Burke, Nj. warfea
Lucas. ar. Gibbons. Mr. Charles MeGegtriek
Last night the members OF Occidental Chap
ter, No. Eastern SkGFu gave AE. AA0 Afks = r
Digs, two OF the most active mem uers Of the
order a surprise at their residence Ga Lesry av-
enue. quiet but eatovahie social evening whs
PASSED By ali present Fruits and other
frsshnents were served during the EVENING"
The invited gnests were: Mr. and Mira J. b.
Digs, Mr. and Mira Pred Atkinson, M. Esd
Mrs. X. W Gsoyer. M sad Mrs 5. A. Pine, NJ.
ana Mrs D. IL BORDEN. Mr. and Mrs. Tate, Mr.
ana Mira Gus BgsnkmaR, Mr.. and Mrs I. h.
sxaifa NJ and Mia Charles A. Williams. Mrs.
q. W. Emerson. Mrs Pail Dave, Nrs- IL. +
Niekersoo, Miss Nellie Nidslshan, Nj. H. H.
sins Mr.. Frank AaRny.
The frat Reading circle at Ballard met at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alisa. 90 Times street.
lass M1neAy evening. Tho programme. nader
the leadership Of Miss Hunt president OF the
circle. was Roll call. quotations from Burns
remarks, BY Prof T. r. l4yA discussion. BY
Mas nnat, Mrs. Allen aud others The next
meeting viii be bed Monday night At The resi-
aeaes IT MIS- !. u. ponoghne. oa Ballard ave
me. with quotations fEeua EeaRysoa 81 roii 90 l.
Councilman " 7. 1eEzy and ex Nsght-
vstchsnsn A. 1. Barrett lett "a Wednesday for
q tim 90 Iowa, Kansas aud other states.
CouneslnAn Sydney ". Baker sa4 Mrs Baker
returned OF Tuesday iron delightful Will 10
NJ Bakers pArSats IN Canada aad 10 the
Worlds fair
\. ". Fletcher left tor Chicago Friaay uiga1
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Preabxterlan Churehes.

German Reiormed--seyenth street, near Pine.
8fglees II a. m.
Ballard broadway and First avenue Ser.
fses II o. IA. and 30 p III.
lake Union ~~kllbourne avenue. Fremont
-, : G, Head, pastor. Services IL q "a. aud
s1p m.
eeiied-sixth aud Seneca streets Rev Dell
s1hastosl, pastor. residence. us Spring street.
frsscatng IL a IN. and 7.S0 p AZ. sabbath
sAeel q, Is M.
.hsssh--Seventh and Olive strcets Rev j. ".
haSaes. psstor Residence. sil Lombard street
Ifeaehlng 1889 q IA. sunday school 2ssA
u Preaching J p m
sseona-Oak and Harrison streets. Rev. W
AAsos. pastor. Hesidenes 4lT Temperance
nsst Preaching by the PASTOR IL a IN. and
80 "a Subject of morning sermon. illus
s2aasd Forces" Evening Tho Fguiiiess Tree
sPaisa sabbath school. 1870 "a m. Y. r. 5.
y. sd =. "a Prayer meeting Thursday.
fissi Presbyterian ehurch--Third and Madi-
- streets Rev Alexander Alison. III. n.
Fsiz. Residence. l2l2 Marion street sASiees
"a and T;@ = IA. In the absence 81 the
FNsei, Rev Dr George, OF the ". Z, church,
~ Breach both morning aud evening. Mora
- sapterts Eureka" Evening subject; "1he
st,M q Refuge" sunday school i.80 n III.
- T., 6si5 y ni. Prayer meeting Thurs.
sss, 20 p N.
ssssfs Market aud King streets Rev Bre-
- sinclair. pastor. Residence al0 Market
sssA piYine worship aud preaching By the
go. i a n. aud - 3. ~ Morning subject;
- victory That OForepmeth the World
1919, ufst Gospel seEnoa GA parable OF tue
NseskA son. subject: 's8atheEieg All To-
nsssf sabbath school sud pastors fslble class
sssses q ffeTniag sefvtce iantor Eu5esYoE,
n y. rs {. b.. s.s1 u IN. Prayer aud
fts4e& service ThQEsdHF "a IN
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SEATTLE. NOVEMBER /. 1898.

We r!aes the 0ofsoxa
which with
Asrnt nsny-
We ours
= an
leaders
ognize and =
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aorwsEi.s- Danish FoarsA xrd rfks strce.s
sses. - " K9ssax. pastor s4rvsces so q ma
GerEasa EssnxeLiczi-Hsu Mssn aza Twesfsh
s,scss. - G Bsa1s. pastor. rssseeace So
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passof. Residences, ioos Howell street services
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Aaais Ninth AMI Howell streets
swedish Evangslicas-Thsra street, near Pike.
hss. Martin l. Larson. pastor; residences, III
aAasah street sunday schooi 10 q m
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ta1Hsag- Prayer nesting ESQ ,. NJ SUNDAY.
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