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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-26

Collector Smtuny Of this customs district
announced the following appointments Of
deputy collectors and inspectors Friday:
Ciarcnc, =. Ewings, North Troy; C. n.
Fletcher Canaan Y. Z. Spracue, st, Al
bans; Miss Harriet Rockwell, St Alhans
j. VI. Culver Richford; Clarence Hicks,
Burlington.
Mr.. Hicks is president Of the Board of Al
dcmuen; j, a lumber merchant amt is one of
the most popular democrats in the city.
Socially he has as many republican as DEM
ocratic friends, and all of them will con-
graduate him upon hi, appointment. lie
will be located at this port.
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS DEFEATED.


The b. II, :. eleven went to St Adams
Saturday to play foot ball They were de
fcated in good game by score OF 10 to q.
The ST Albans High school boys were heav-
ier and, with their better team work. were
enabled to win. In the first half st. Adams
made two touchdowns and kicked "A goal.
The second half was finely contested, neither
side scoring, the ball staying near the
centre of the field most of the time. Bis
sonette and GRAY es OF the b. II. :. made
several fine plays, while Story. Kennedy and
DAILY did the same for the st. Adams eleven
In the evening the st, Alhau, High school
rendered the boys IA reception About 30 Of
the boys were present and enjoyed very
nice time. There were about 200 in attend
ance. Refreshments and singing 10y the b..
II. S. quartette, with n grand march, made
the time fly quickly. The boys are very
much pleased at the hospitality of the st,
Adams people, who escorted them to the
train,
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CITY COURT MATTERS.



III the Guy court wednesday ro"aiu
Neil'N' IarIi manu. P,cau'" gun
~ 10 lhtoNlcauoh' lie disclosed on
on Mrs. jennie fltzEeraid' whose CONVECTION
ana me imposition OF Il me "l 80 ana
costs lolIoWou' Mercy was ihou inc usual
amount ne drove HIS empower ana lai!!-
ny ID inc city lueS'iaN ana WINE the! were
NaucilinE 'lo performance Oh tht pl'ch
'Iooh III. Eol uruilh' ana vas loI,l III jan
w. - Nluder was 'oHNlclou lhur.uaN "l
S'''i"S H'luur ut 'ho Guy agency UNIV Iaise
lfetehceN; re was hheu HIo ana CONS not
paving Which he was pun Ill JAN
Veorgc IeterS. colorrd, VINO was found
drunk ana III pea WIN ms clothes poots ana
an on W'"uco Euli'F' me person on "h'.h
ne disclose" c"ulu uot ne ioull'' ana he "aS
fe.ohlhitt'u 10 gan 70 await deFrioflHehtS'
W. - hl"dtr Iahlilldf 'ouhtehanro
aG2h Grac'u the Olty court room fri-
day IhiS time ne was charged "lth fur-
h'rhlng some "i th' prisoners al the lalI'
"here ne was ''ililheu, WIN liquor Which ne
had taken there with hlm, presumably as
haggaae IL" was fined $50 and costs and
sentenced 10 81 days III the House OF Correc-
non. lie was next prosecuted Tor mtoNica-
ton ana 1ned lor second olehce Hlo ana
costs lie was escorted I" Rutland Wlthout
delay ana as he "iIl probably he Obliged 10
WORK OUT ms iiiles burlington VIII hoV pe
honored with his presence Tor some Time To
| come
''cofsr foterS' VINO appeared nelorc the
court lhulsuaN Tor lntoAlcalloh' dSclo'td
ON Agnes W ms ASglc was brought mo
court ana after partlal nearing her case
was continued uh'll SATURDAY d. A. Brown
appeared as hcI counsel
George Hlilette Thomas Hylahd ana
lieh'N Mc+Aul'lIe' boys about II years OF
a9e' whose headquarters are III Lafayette
race were Drought INTO court charged
win asHaultlhS oth'r boys III appear" that
LOT some uile PAST lneN nave amused mem
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WORK, WORK, WORK.
Tedious WEAKNESS of Mod
ern Housekeeping.
The Nervous Strain 1t Costs
Many a Woman to Run IL Home.
Evangelist Chase and His Wife
Both lnyalids for Years

Work. work: work till the brain begins to
swim;
Work. work. work tin the cycld~ arc heavy
and dim.
The pressure of housekeeping grows great
en- ever year. Running a home, once Il
pleasure. is nov the cause of nervous all
mcntS and final breakdown.
Many wife no matter how numerous
her servants. holds the home ON her own
shoulders. Her CHEEKY smile grows less fro
qucnt tired nerves make her frctful, and
nervous prostration at last cXacts the full
wages of excessive housekeeping.
Painc's celery compound makes sick. de
spondcnt men and women well and full of
the love of living.
The nerves demand prompter repair than
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Utica Cheese Market.

UTICA, n y. Oct. 23-At the Utica
board Of trade to-day the following sales of
cheese were made; 20 boxes at lO4:
245 boxes at 10s; 2i33 boxes at IL; ~;
boxes at ~; 3l5boxes at 1T; 33; boxes at
III; 1863 boxes at IL; pa boxes at ll4;
40 boxes at III; 2230 boxes at ~; 9i5
boxes at l2s; G22 boxes on commission. No
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4 Convict at Large.

Chief Dumas has received notice that so
reward will be paid for the arrest and de
tention of Neil Corcoran, who escaped from
the Massachusetts reformatory ON the l1th
inst. He is II years of age j feet / inches
tall, weight about 100 pounds, with dark
brown hair, blue eyes, the end of the
big toe ON his right foot gone and he has IA
scar ON his upper lip.
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Via the Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul
and Great Northern Railways, has been es-
tabished aud tlrst-class sleeping cars will
hereafter run daily from Chicago at 10 30
p. m, arriving at Seattle | 80 p. m. fourth
day. This is undoubtedly tho best route TO
reach the North Pacific Coast,
For time tables, maps and other nforma-
tion apply to the nearest ticket agent or
address c. A. BLOWN, New England Pas.
Agent, 2lO Washington St, Boston, Mass.
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Jones Brothers.

cents dozen Best quality dates ar" etcnt- d,
pound; SMYRNA figs, IL tn ~ cents pound. Mc~-ina
pouud Peanuts. lucents a quart English wal
nuts Is TO Is cents per pound. \u'-. all kinds a--
sorted, Is cents pound. Honey. Is to 2oorut~ PR
pound. Prunos. Is to ~ cent pound; prmcllc~, %
cents pound. Grapes. . to ~ cents a basket :
peaches Is TO ~ cents dozen; apples, p to 20 cents
a neck; prai'-. 80 cents peck.
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81 Louis Gour, 500 10 $52l a barrel; Michigan
Si.1I spring patent and Minnesota patent ,
$5.5oa barrel. luckWhcll i.5ccnt- "a pound. Ryr
Uoni,d; naor ,1run ,1.. To- 81 a .alIon Dinniiatcd
sugar j. , cents "a pound; coffee A G't cents; lilhf
brown. - cents; loaf and pulvrriIOd cents.
White clover honey. ~ cents pound: squash.
cents pound; cabbage, . cents a pound; potatoo-,
~ cent. huehrl; sweet potatoes. cents pound
onions. 70 cents peck; hcot-. Il cont peck; tur-
nip~. li cents "A peck tomatoes. % cents 1t peck
celery. . cents a bunch
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and Mr.. Annie Von Si,klrn of tI,ia ~.
'' :" y: pI'" VI ut,S WY Sul'erlh'','u-
~ ~ W '"c ~ iro"' ""''"I!S ~ '"c N"'t"
io'r' mas pouEh' anu s.iiIeu nome ."o
l",,,i Nv VIZ III Ing
''irr oN'Ip'. az 'no 't a.. 10y arc INC
oiiS S"''P Vt '''' ''''' 1T '''l' ''"'''
Gilmore johnson, who fell down some
stairs at his shop ON Elmwood avenue the
Ihh ana was plckcu up UNCONSCIOUS, Is mn
pioIinE ''l'IlA' W"s ~ u,nc'' u"ou' 'liG
''''''' ".l' u',' =, u" b ''' '''i'' "n"
'', NV, '''V' ',''''
ne annual meeting an" banquet Oh thc
N'ato ffn ana ''''le ''"suc Is 10 no holu AT
,ie ' an NFSS nous III ',iT 'I,S N"N'iaper
~ Mr, ii'h'A II: ooi' VI iN"'iaI"' Is press
HPlt ana Hr' a. l''"iI'p' "iSo VI huU-
ioliu' Is SECRETARY VI '"' i'"s"''
Wilt Hopkins of Charleston, who pleaded
| guilty to two offences of aiding in the en-
| trance of Cinnamon into this country in the
nitcd States circuit court at Rutland,
last week was me" - instead OF Fooo, aside
/ l. 1D1If tI a
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HOME MATTERS.
CITY AND VICINITY.

Willard RpEpT BlIltnUS
mo his uorcnt, in Colchester
c,. A.. ..,.. -. -.
,....,'.. ~, III i. i,,,nr,,.iu,r
u'.- .
INC GROUND was frozen thursday morning.
for the llis' lll'l' 'uls SeaSo''
MIS- A. A. nueil ana ,r uaugliterS re''rhe"
iIoh the "o'iu I"lr iueS'''S'
Mrs. Colnclia Y. Russell has returned
from visit TO the Chicago fair
Mrs. {. f. Beach is in East WARREN
spending few weeks with her mother.
Henry Chiott has been appointcd light
house keeper. vice H. NJ Price RESIGNED
A. w. Hill of the Merchants bank is
spending his vacation at the worlds fair.
1,bo ,,,+o,. hos 1,o,,, chm, or fro,, +,, f,,,r
i,, u, ti'a ,, j., c,,,t ~ a.,
Mr. N 1ti,,l.1.,- Of po,,,l,l-oo,,si, j.
,.;;ti,.. NJ. ,,i ,vi,,ii, Ifa,,1,,',,,,
Exceedingly dGlertahle Malaga grapes
s'"h. - "'' ''''' ''' ''''
r.,,, ,.,....c ,,...:.
H'S w. '""''c anu -, ~ -
I''e are suc''9 VI MI anu MIS- + W.
.,,1- w
MIS-, a. - i"i' anu 81" "''l Us - w y,
ruS9r!I " 'l.' Sol Iel' Fll'"S c''"'i9 i'' ''''
"orI" lolr'
I 4 G., s,ttr 1nGfl'I
capt , . Lracha''d Wll' r'turl iI iueS'
i,,iI,7 ca.
at 'ii' "oii" '"'
Miss Matte Adams OF Adams LANDING, !, ne,
pl,.,,i '','' '|.,,,.,.I Eni1oI,.
NJ r. H. AnethetnS. lile Juhlor "ei''uct
OF the urn OF H. W. ALIEN ~ Co., s'"r'c''
l"r 'hi'as" saturday evening
Mrs. DR.. Roberts and daughters, Fred II.
aINer ana IL. Henry alkGr returned sun
''H morning from 'uc "o'l' lulI'
Mrs W. W. Walker and son, john went
Thursday to Fort Covington, y. y. Mrs.
Walkers old home, for a brief visit
,y-,,o,l,,l. ,,,,o,,o. ,,r Ella, 1,,,i
Western Union Telegraph company office.
returned Saturday from the worlds fair.
Tho 1,o,Io clotbip,, co,n,,opv h,,o loo.od
tbo Storm in 1<rI.n,s 4. Hrddin;. L1ncl, and
Win ,ou,o,o .ni,. ,i,tbiur thoro Thrr.,Io,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-26

large cheese over III or under 1o5. Fifty
packages of butter at 3Ji.
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NOTICE.

This i. TO certify that my wife, Malyina /.
Garvcy, has LETT my home without just cause,
and warn all persons not % harlor or trust
her ON my account as | shall not pay any debt
by her.
GEORGE CARNEY.
Waterbury, october 81, 1895. ltW2w
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\. w. GLEASON.
A.f1.ty Dlfl

Halls Catalrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood aud mucous surfaces
of The system send for testimonials froc.
f, !. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, O.
~ sold by Druggists, ,5c.
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STATE or ONO, CRY or ToLEpo, $

FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner of the firm OF f.. CHENEY a CO.,
doing business in the City of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9TH day of December, \, D. 1856
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.


The report of the attendance in the public
schools of the city for the first month of the
.....- !. Il L..
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Tapleys Bread Winner" outwears all other
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Presbyterian Churches.

German Reformed Seventh street. near Pine
Services IL "A. m.
Baliard-Broadway and First avenue. Ser
vices ii &. m. aud $50 P. m.
Lake Observation-Disclosures avenue. Fremont
Rev 5. e. Head, pastor. Services IL a. n. and
7:sO D. IN.
Welsh-seveuth and Olive streets Rev J. NJ
Hughes, pastor Residence, 2il Lombard street
Preaching lO:aO n. sunday school 2.2n
p N. Preaching p IN
Second-oak and Harrison streets. Rev. w
A. Major, pastor. Preaching by Rev George F
Whitworth ii a m. and 7:45 y m sabbath
school 1918 p m. \. p. 5. c. E., pm
United-sixth aud Seneca streets. Rev g Dell
Johnston, pastor; residence, us Spring street
sabbath school 1915 .. IN. Young peoples
society $40 p M Preaching II a. m BY Rev
George 7. Anderson. Subisct. "The 1snfdanca
OF jehovah NO preaching in the evening
CslvSry-Market ami King streets Rev RE-
ward ID sinclair, pastor Residence 30 Market
street Divine worship and sermon by pastor
II 3 m. and 2. IN. Sabbath school. u. Is n m
Junior kndsayor, 80 u m Y p : a. e 6.Sn
?. IN Prayer meeting and lecture Thursday, 7: 80
pm.
Ftrst-Third and Madison streets Rev Alex
aDder Alison. u. n. pastor Residence 1919
Marion street Services IL a. M ana n m
sunday school 1879 n m YPs q = nrayar
meeting Thursday evening At u IA Dr
Allison will preach ia the morning on .sTha
S4leuces OF Scripture. or "Nhy is the Bihle so
Silent on Many Great Questions That Arse in
the Human Mind" In the evening ne viii
speak on inspiration"
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evening rendered programme consisting
Of q recitation By Mrs. Frazer. q solo By
Miss Nellie Jones. recitation BY Mss
Eleanor BGsheil. a reading BY Mrs. O, v
Roe. Instrumental music By Mrs j. 7
FIeenoT. a recitation by Mrs. Lotka.
speech by Mr.. r. ~ Hanson. of Lstona-
Seattle Division. No. .. on Tuesday even
ing passed resolutions strongly condemn
ing the treatment received by Brother
Railway AZ the hands of the rufians Of
0rfing.
Eureka Division. No. 4. on Tuesday
evening initiated one new member and adj
mifted q brother by card The pro-
gramme consisted of a reading by Mr.. ID. K.
Larimer. recitation BY Miss Alice Tuck,
. speech by Mr.. +. VI. Hanson. recifa-
tion by Mrs. Copp. reading by Ar. Percy
G. Conn.
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THELODGESG GROWING
Three New Courts OF Foresters
Instituted Last Week.
PYTHiaNs AND woRKmEn ACTIVE
Eew Departure by she knighss Of Labor
--Tsnspersnee Organizations Pre-
pairing for Water work.

The past week has been marked with
considerable activity in several Of the fra
ternai organizations, while ia Others little
Or nothing 10 done. TIE Foresters,
knights % Pythias and W0rkmen lead IN
point Of activity and growth. Three new
courts Of the American branch Of Foresters
we're Instituted last week and another will
be instituted this week. and the courts Of
both branches continue TO grow. Unity
Lodge, No. %. knights Of Pythias, had
fine meeting In their nss castle ball ia
waIla Walls addition. Queen City Lodge.
No. A, A. @. u. W., on Tuesday evening
celebrated the second anniversary OF its
institution ia fine style. The Knights of
Labor will make new departure by hold
ing public meetings. st which speakers
from various reform organizations viii
take part. The temperance organizations
continue very active and are preparing for
still further efforts during the winter.
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baptist Churches.

Ballard--Rey. C. A. salyer, pastor. sabbath
school II m.
Market street. Irving Street Mission--sunday
school 800 p. II.
Market Street, McCiairs Street MIssion-sun-
day school $3.50 p. IA.
swedish-Bell and Eighth streets Rev f. O.
Nelson, pastor. Services IL a. m. and 7;3o p. m.
Fremont-Aurora street Preaching IL a. IN.
aud $50 ?. NJ. by the pastor, Rev. c. A. Salyer.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
Norwegian Danish--Sixth and Virginia streets
c. w. Finwall. pastor sunday evening AT
O'Clock sharp service Tor young men.
First, Lake Onion Mission-Moltke 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 =.
H.: prayer meeting. Wednesday, $50 p. m.
West Duwamish OF church building
discontinued and divine service wiz be held in
Mr.. Fosters house in River Park at O'Clock.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eviniug.
Georgetown Baptist sunday school,. l.
Wards hail. opposite Grant street power house,
Georgetown. at 10 u. m. Preaching at 8 p. m. by
W. r. Burreii.
North seattle--Third ana Cedar streets Rev.
street Services Ill m. 7;45 D m.
sunday school at close of morning service
Young peoples meeting Gas p. m. Prayer meet
Ing Thursday 7:45 p. IN.
tnst-houFth street, between James and
Cherry Preaching IL a IN. At 7:30 ?. m. by
Rev. Thomas Baldwin. Morning subject: "The
Gathering of the Race" Evening subject:
pilates Greatest Question Sunday school
following morning service. Young peoples
meeting 6:la Prayer meeting Thursday even
ing.
Market street-Market and Main streets.
W. Read, pastor; residence, lbs Taylor
street Services II a m, $50 ?. m Morning sub
teci: "lhe Religion of Man and the Religion of
God Evening subject: ''wages and Gift"
Sunday school at close of morning service
Young peoples Society p m. Junior Society
Monday p m. Prayer meeting Thursday 5
7.
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woodmen Of the world.

Seattle Camp, No. 60, on Wednesday
evening initiated one new member and
one was received by deposit of card. An
official communication from the head
counsel, +. A. Falkenburg. was received.
As there are several more TO follow re-
quiring the camps action thereon. it is of
the utmost importance to the members
that they be present at the meetings. that
they may understand these questions and
take such action as will be for the best IN
terests of the order on all these PROPOSE
tious
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Barracks Sl5 Jackson street. A. ]. Smith, ser
geant major. Knee drill, a. m. street meeting.
1850 a. m; In barracks, IL a. m; march with
band to the front and street meeting, 2; 50 p.
family gathering, r. M; march and meeting,
I;l5 p. M; regular salvation meeting, S n m.
will be u public welcome jubilee to many
officers from abroad on Monday. On Tuesday
evening Capt. schultz and IAsson will be mar
ried by staff Capt Morton. The public are
invited. lee cream aud wedding cake will
follow the service
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To the Pastors of seattle Churche..

You are requested With your congregation to
meet with our society III the First Christian
church, on Seneca street, between Third and
Fourth streets, Tuesday evening, September ia
We desire the cooperation OF ali Christian peo-
pie in upbuilding a temperance reform in this
city, making 1t educational on all lines for
good, eleva,ing morally fraii aud misguided hu-
manity TO a standard that God would have IL
Miss Lizzie BRADLEY.
Secretary Christian Prohibition Association
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Lutheran Churches

Norwegian Danish Fourth and Pike streets.
rev {. o Rosing, pastor. Services 9s2oa m
Gsrmsa EVANGELICAL Hall Main and Twelfth
stfoat' VI. { Bsade, pastor; residence sl2
Market street
German Observation-Disclosures and Birch
streets Rev. J. Erich, pastor. Services II a
- aud . P. m
Holy Trinity seventh and Union streets
hsN = l. Denton, pastor Residence, rear OF
ca9fch services ii s. Ia. aud .. N. sabbath
school o,sAs u.
Norwegian kysagel leal-Twsifth sud Olive
s5eSls Rev l. }. kvam. pastor Residence
tesss AWe4iEh street Services 70 20 a m and s
= II. sunday school st Il o cloes
oefmsn Evangelical. lions CONGREGATION
e@FSAth and Z ntoa streets Rev. r. kuapr.s
psstos- Hes .dsaee. Ioos Howell street services
hail. Ninth and Howell streets.
:, sNeaash fvangshesi- Thiri street. near Pike
heF. Martin / Larson. pastor: resldenre. M
t~AfNR sfceL Sunday school - a m
eesviess Il a. n. sna 7.sn m ara
A@Aks@AE- Prayer meeting 80 p NJ SUNDAY
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In the congress of religions at Chicago Fri.
day the speakers were: Mrs. Annie Besant, the
Thsos ophist; George washburn, of CONSTANT
nople; Prot. Thiele, os Leyden; King Hsien Hp
of Shanghai: Dr.. Miner. OF Boston, and Rev.
Manly, OF Sweden.
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Restitutionists.

Services in temple. Eighth and Seneca streets,
Friday, 1880 p m; saturday, l0:30 a. m. sun
day school, 10 a. m.
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KnIrht. Of nT,ec.bee..

The Knights of Maccabees, of Everett,
held business meeting of charter men,
bers in Woodlands hall Thursday night,
preparatory 70 organization.
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Young Mems Christian Association.

Rev. Wallace Nuttiug will address the 4
O'Clock rally of the Y. NJ. c. A.. at their
hall, Iii7 Front street, today All young men
and strangers In the city are requested to attend
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Sunbeam Division. No. ~. vas er-anlyea
81 DEAie, Ia WAliA Wagla eoantv. on ri
dsy sveslng, September :. hy John
hasts3, :" W.P., assisted by ". II. ser
moaF. Tbs division MAS organized with
good chsrter membership.
Sassa Gay Division, Ne 1, On Monday
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Tbeosophx.

The Theosophieal Society meets in Pettis'
music hall, zoos Front street, D. m. E. O.
schnagerl viii read prayer on "Astrai Bodies
and Voyages"
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Free Methodists.

Corner Tenth aud Pine streets. Rev. John
Glen. pastor. Residence 91l Pine street Preach
ing ii a. m and 30 p M. class meeting II m. /;
sabbath school, e:i5 a. M; Wednesday prayer
TnaafinR 20 u m
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Unitarian Church.

Seventh, between Pike and Union Rev. w
g. Eliot, jr., minister. Service IL a. m. Seats
free and strangers welcome. Sunday school
1880 p. N.
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Salvation Army.

Meetings held every Sunday afternoon at 5
o clock at their hall, 2S0s Front street
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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--3G9 Poplar street Sabbath
school, 10 a. N. Services, ii a N. every satur-
day. Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening 7:30
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