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wedding Postponed.

New ORLEANS. Sept. 29.-The mar
rage of Mayor Carter Harrison of Chi
cago and Miss Minnie Howard of New
Orleans, which was announced to take
place at Biloxi in October, has been
postponed until November as it was
found impossible to complete arrange
ments in the time set. Miss Howard
has recently recovered from slight i'll
ness and has started for visit to New
Vorlx
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MADRID, Oct. 3.-Senor Prietof, ed
itor of the Republican newspaper Ell
Idea, who was arrested on Friday last,
has been released on parole. He was
charged with being concerned with the
dynamite outrage that was perpetrated
ON the residence of ex-Prime Minister
Canovas Del Castillo in the early sum
mer. Senior Prietof was formerly an
officer in TIE army, but lost his com
mission through his completely in the
mutiny of the Spanish troops at Bada-
los on Aug g. 1873
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Friday.

SENATE-Mr. Cameron (Rep., Pal pre-
sented the petition of Mr. Wharton Barker
of Philadelphia and many business firm ;,
asking for legislation to preserve protection
and the integrity of silver as money metal.
The repeal bill was then taken up
HousE-After some unimportant trans
actions the federal election repeal bill was
taken Ilp
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WAYS ANo MEANS coMMIrrEE
In No Hurry to Report Tariff or Any
Other Bill.

IN NO hurry TO REPORT n Tarln or Any
Other Bill.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-It was report.
ed Monday that the majority of the
committee on ways and means had de-
cided to formally report bills doubling
the internal revenue tax on beer and to
impose tax on legacies, etc.
These propositions are before the
committee in more or less formal shape.
but Chairman Wilson is authority FOL
the statement that any report imputina
to the majority of the committee de-
cisive action upon these matters or any
other within the next two weeks would
have no foundation in fact.
Mr.. Wilson, in answer to question
as to whether or not the tariff bill
would be reported to the house by Nov.
/, recalled the fact in the Fifty-first
congress the committee on ways and
means, which was appointed early in
December, did not report the Mckinley
bill until the middle of April, period
of four months.
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slx FlREMEN -lNIllREn
During the narnlne OF a opera House in

During the burning of n Opera House in
omaha-Loss Heavy.
OMAHA, Oct. 3.-The Farnham Street
theater was burned Monday evening,
and fires in other parts of town at the
same time destroyed several buildings.
The back wall of the theater fell. Six
fire1nen and one bystander were in
jured. Their names are: John Nc
Bride. captain: Tom Buene, Jim Downs,
pipeman; James Mattson, lineman; j.
N. Scott, driver; John Simpson, driver;
J. B. Gaynor. 1t was discovered that
the body of Albert jerome, pipeman
of No. 3, is under the fallen wall. The
total loss will amount to nearly $780,
600.
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Rio Grande College.

NEXT term opens August d, 1891: other
~ terms November 9, lSS,3; January %, 1854:
April ., 1894.
The expenses are reasonable the teaching
practical aild thorough, the School progress
I've and constantly growing Fnli paTtieu-
lars are given in catalogue, which will be
sent on application Vocal and Instrument
tai Music, Stenography,Ty peWrftIng. Special
course for Teachers. Full Preparatory and
Collegiate courses. Address the President or
Secretary. Rio Grande. Ohio. augs4wp
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A MlLLloNAlREs CHOICE.
He Completes n Magnificent mansion and
Then Marries His Housemnid.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 29.-Millionaire
II. B. Frey of the numbering firm of
Nelson, Tenny s. Company, is the
groom of a romantic marriage. He has
been building magnificent mansion
on Fifth street, which was completed
Tuesday, and Wednesday he installed
Strand, who for three years past has
been his housemald and housekeeper.
Miss Strand has been Mr.. Frey's house
maid since his second wife died.
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Seven Years For Incendiaries.

KNOXVILLE. Sept. 29.-Miss Ida
Reynolds and Irving English, who set
fire to a house which caused a So. 600
fire in East Knoxville few DAYS ago,
were sentenced to seven years in the
penitentiary.
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saturday, Norem5er 4th, lsea,

at O'Clock p. M, the tract of land con-
veyed in said deed of trust, being a GER
tain tract of land situate in the District
of Robinson, in said Mason county, and
being the same tract of land conveyed TO
the said P. f. Roush by II r Howard,
Special Commissioner, and being the
same tract Of land conveyed to R. H.
Bail by A. l.. Knight, Trustee. by deed
bearing date October 18th, 1872, and OF
record in deed book No. 20, on page 81
of the records of said Mason county, and
which was conveyed by Peter F. Hawk
ins to Thompson G. Boggess, which tract
of land contains fifty-seven acres, more
or less. The said tract OF land IS well
improved.
Terms OF SALE-Cash.
RANKIN WILEY, in.
oct4-4w TRUSTEE.
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Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA 26c, Xxx and above
24c, X 22@2ec, No. 25@26c, No. 9 26c, fine
unwashed 1e9l7c, understandable Is619c,
Ohio combing No. Is and blood 26G27c,
Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri combing
&-blood 24c, do 4 do 10000, combin9
braid 17@19c, clothing sS-blood 20c, do 4
do 19c, clothing coarse tic.
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If anything, Gov. MacCorkle's
explanation to the Barnum Club
at Huntington, of his betrayal of
his party and its platform, before
the Ways and Means Comittee, puts
him in q much worse predicament
than he was before. His attempt
to plead that he was misrepresented
by the press of the State, is babyish
and unworthy of man holding the
high position he does. If, as he
claims, he has been misrepresented,
he has had ample time to have given
to the public his speech before that
Committee. and set himself right,
and why has he not done SO? The
truth is he has not been misrepre-
scented, and he knows it. He can't
fool the Democracy of this State
He is not bright enough for that.
Tho trouble the Governor is labor
ing under, is that he believes that
the tariff now on coal, is for revenue
only, and not for protection. That
is what he claimed iu his Hunting
ton speech.
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sENATE-A bill to give settlers on the
public lands in Oklahoma territory an
other year in which to make their first
payments on public land was passed. The
silver purchase repeal bill was taken up.
HousE-The federal election repeal bill
was again taken up
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Hogs-Select heavy and prime butchers,
Prime to extra natives, IS 25@5 IS; good to
choice, "a 25@5 Is; common to fair, So O09
90. Sheep-$2 25@4 So lambs, 81 $50
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cincinnati Tobacco.

HhdS.
Offerings for the week. ......... 2,1O9
Same week last year. 2.3O3
Receipts for the / s24
Same week last year. ........ / sol
The 2, 100 bids sold as follows: 5 at 81 O5
as 40, 90 at 81 0O95 95-337 at So OOtd7 95.
500 at IS OO@y IS, 395 at $40 OOCT1I rs. ISL
at S12 00914 20, 272 ut S15 00@19 75, 81 at
SO 00(923 co.
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SENATE-More silver talk.
HoUsE-After routine business the con-
sideration of the federal felection repeal
bill was proceeded with.
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THE MARKETS.
Review of the Grain and Cattle Markets
For October 3.

Wheat-62115 @64c Corn-47@49c. Cattle
Selected butchers, 50 90@4 Is; fair to good,
s. O0tG3 SIS; Common, 81 O0@2 IS. Hogs
Selected anC prime butchers, Sc 75@6 So:
to rough. s. 50@6 IS. Sheep-S2 O0a4 90
LambS-S2 1894 Is
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SENATE-Notices were given of import
ant amendments to the silver repeal bill.
HoUsE-Dis cussion of the federal cleo
tion bill resumed
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New York.

Wheat 71slc. Corn = 4ss<c. Oats
Western. : 36Q40c. Cattle 81 1905 90
Sheep-S1 50Q4 IS. Lambs-S4 OO@5 20.
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SENATE-Repeal bill discussed.
HoUsE-More federal election repeal bill
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The Huntington Advertiser is try
ing to excuse Gov. MacCorkle's
blunders.
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Senator Camden,s Speech.

Senator Camden made strong
and business like speech in the SEN
ate, Saturday, on the financial ques-
ton. He occupied about an hour
and a-half in it's delivery, and dur
ing that time he held the close at
tention of his colleagues from the
outset.
He addressed himself in a calm
and dispassionate manner to the
great question now pending, and
discussed it without prejudice in its
broad national aspect as problem
of practical craftsmanship of the
most vital importance to all the
great interests of the country. He
pointed out The immense losses in
in money and property which the
country has sustained in the past
few months as a result of the pre-
vailing want of confidence. These
losses, he said, aggregated more
than the total value of all the gold
and silver in the country, and in the
light of this startling fact he urged
Senators to lay aside prejudice, to
rise above narrow sectional or local
considerations, and give the coun-
try, without further delay, such leg
islation as would restore our nation
al prosperity.
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tire service st .: 70 p. Thursday. Rev. U.
Grant Murphy, pastor
lesler Junction Sunday school-At 10 30 a. n
toAowed ey sermon, ETC., by Rev. DR.. Bsgley, Al
pastor.
Duvamish Methods. Protestant church
sunday school az 1880 e. n. Preaching at IL 81
q m oy Rev J. shepherd.
Renton-Presching at Renton by Rev. Q
Grant Murphy at p. m. on alternate Ssbbaths
sad at - N. on intervening Sabbath
Columbia sunday school--At $50 q. m /; John
ke-so. superintendent; followed by sermon,
Rev }. shepherd and DIR. Bagley alternating.
South Seattle Methodist Protestan. church
rev. }. shepherd, pastor. Sunday school a.
?. m Christian Endeavor az go p. m and
preaching at 7:S0 P. In. Prsyer-meeting on
thursday evening.
Second Methodist Protestant church-Eorth
Seattle, corner Republican and Warren streets.
J. r. Bailey, pastor. Preaching II O. m and %
?. m sunday school, I2:i6: D. X Ward, super
inteudeat Y. Z. : L. E.. Is :, II. Public
Cordially invited to sill services.
First Methodist Protestant church-Corner o.
Third and Pine streets. Clark Davis, pastor
Preaching at ii IL II. and 80 p. m. sunday
school az $3.50 D. H.; II. Willis Carr, snperin
tendeut. Young peoples meeting at 6:15 p n.
There Will be special services each evening
during the wees, beginning at 80 They will
be under the direction of tho pastor OF the
church.
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Lutheran Churches.

Norwegian Danish Lutheran church-Fourth
and Pike streets Rev. c. o. Rosirg, pastor.
Services az $3.50 g. Ill.
Holy Trinity English Luthersn-Corner Sew
enth and CnIon streets, Rev. Z F. Keevsr, pas
tor, residence rear OF church. Divine service
at II a. n. and I'D D. N.
Norwegian Lutheran church--Service every
Sunday evening at o'clock, at Pike street hall,
corner Pike AMI Fifth streets. Rev. c. Hoel,
pastor; residence, 80 De Forest street.
German Evangelical Lutheran church-Hall at
the corner OF Main anu Twelfth streets. Morn
ing service az 1880 n N. sunday school az go
a. m. VI. c. Baade. pastor; residence, Oh Mar
ket street
English Luthefan--Services in the hall,
corner Main ana Twelfth streets. every other
Sunday evening. at 7:45 p. II. Everybody is
cordially Invited. II. c. Bsade, pastor; resi-
dence, OH Market street.
German Evangelical Lutheran church. lions
congregation-Corner Seventh and Union
streets. services, 2:l5 p m; Sunday school,
1879 a m. Fred's hall. near Howell street FIR
Schmidt, pastor. Residence, I00S Howell street
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church-Third
street. Pike. Rev. Martin l. Lars on. pas
tor: residence, Ill Lincoln street. Sunday
school At 10 a. m. services at II a. m anu Z 80
?. m. and p II. Thursday. Prayer meeting
6:So sunday.
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German Reformed Presbyterian church
Seventh street. near Pine. Services at II Il. 10.
Ballard Fresbyteyisu-B broadway and First
avenue. Ballard. Services az ! g n. and 80
=.
lake Union rresbytc-.an-K..b bourne avenue,
FremOat-Rey. :. L. Head, pastor. Services at
II u. II. and % r. II.
German Eyargellcal ch-rch-Ha-r!san and
Birch streets. key. ;. Erica, pastor. services
a. IL n H. AMI s,SJ r. II.
First Presbyterian church-Co-nar OF Third
ana Madisoa streets kSy A..xa-...er Alison. n
u pastor. Preaching bv t6s Ga-.cr az II a m
ant 70 the evening a. 81 sun IS sCA15! at
1920 T. m: !. +. :. T. r. t6.i&
Welsh Presbyterian caurcs. corner Seventh
ani olive streets, kev. J. ". U9Ehcs pastor
Young mems prayer meeting a. "a - a. m
Preaching ~ 20 50 Special CEGcr-u's meeting
81 ~ 2. IL sunday school az --5o. Preaching
q; ?, Il.
calvary Presbyterian church. corner Market
ana King st-,ef.--preach t-4 a, l. n IN ana -
= - sunday school precei.as II 5-.tn- serv-
&c : T. : ., +. ~ II SERVICES y .it e con-
Quoted by tire Rev. u. S.uC4aIr, II Newoury-
pogt. Mass.
The United Presbyterian. ho.l ihe.r services
81 the new church, ~tNtA AMI ~e2-c. Streets
P-eaca.a- al Il a e, am - =. IT, sabbath
sCaoH. Al i2.l5 = II, loaas ropes = lclsty ~
60 - II Rev :. Del. JoaastJa, pastor. res.-
deuce, 10 Spring street
second Presbyterian church Oak sri Rar-
r-cl streets Services 81 i =. b. a-1 .sa p III
Meaning t4ewe, ".ae hAO& o.. &c lo-1. the
Philosophy ot keyiyals sabbath schoa, 81
=. - = ~ y. l. : T. Z Sabbath g; t 81 r. n
heaoeth Duncan, pastor, residence, ST. Haans.
street
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Baptist Churches.

Norweg an Danish Bapt.s: church-Sxth and
Virginia streets. services at II r. II.
Irving Avenue Baptist Mission school-At
$3.50 J. A. Ressegu!e. superintendent.
McCare street Baptist Mission schoo,-At
$50 7. m; Theodore Forbev, superintendent
University Mssion-Services at the Baptist
university on the Rainier avenue line, al p. II.
Baptist Universi;y-Rev NJ. l. Rugg will
preach at p. N. The public is cordially III
vited TO attend.
West Duwamish Baptist misunderstanding
by Rev. ". II. Black every second ana fourth
Sunday az IL l. M.
Irving Street Mission of Marke, Street Baptist
chufch->uuday schoo. at 80 I. H., J. +. ResSe
guie, superin tendent
Swedish Baptist church-Bell and Eighth
streets. Rev. +. - Nelson, pastor. Services At
II a. III. aud Z ~ Q. II.
McC'aira Street Mission of Market street B.p-
tist cnurch-sunday school at 80 p. II. Theo-
dore Forbsy, superintendent
Ballard Baptist church-Rev G. 4 Salver, PAS
tor. Preaching az ?. nN. sabbath school az II
II. Good singing AID free seats.
LAKE Union N.ssIoa. First church-Holtke
and Thomas streets. sunday school, $50 y. m:
',osfcl meeting. "Wednesday, 80 T. "a. Prof.
.. : Jones' superintendent
South seattle Mission, First church-South
Twelfth and Dearborn streets. sunday school.
SO = m; PRAYER meeting. Wednesday. 7:j0
T. III l. W Jones, super .nten9ent.
Msrke; street Baptist ohurca-Co-ner Marke.
and Nam streets. !. ". Read, pastor. Services
at II q. ~. aud 10 7. Ia. sunday school at
j. m. George >taEkWeAthor, superintendent.
Fremont bartis, Church-Aurora stree.
Preaching every sunday "a II IL N. and AZ 80
? ID. ~ the pastor, Rev. G. L. >aIyer Prayer
meeting every thursday evening Il. .:30 O'Clock.
North seattle Baptist church--C0rner Third
and Cedar streets. Rev. NJ. l. HGgg. pastor.
residence, -12 Third street. Serv cos n II = m
and 80 I. n. SUnGay scaoO. NJ close OF morn
ing service. Young peoples meeting nj go
7. III Subject OF sermons: Morning: "Gojng
Forward Evening: The Final Judgment"
First Baptist chu.ch-On Fourth street. be-
tween James and Cherry. ti. !. BC-chett, pas
tor kesl!cocs, Western house. Services a, II
II. and --21 r. Il. -.Dtay school follows
the morning sermon. YoguS People mon at
6.lA Morning snb.e I a Progressive
Church. Evening"; "Shorn OF Strength or
C.othed v ~ Power"
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Christian Churches.

Latoua Christian church-Glatstone street
Preaching al 30 every sunday evening by Elder
u. /. Raymond
First Christian church-Seueca street, between
Third ana Fourth. Rev. L. Z. Dunlap minister.
Services: Preaching Ut Ii n. n. aud 30 y. IN.
Morning theme: elements OF a Great Re
vlvai." Evening theme: Excuses" sunday
school at 9:45 n. m, Miss Lucy c. Pratt. SUPER
intcndent. y. T. ). c. f. at 6:I5 p. n. Prayer
meeting Thursday at 80 p. n.
Olympic avenue Church of Christ-Sli Olym
pic avenue. 4. II. Moss, pastor. Sunday-seho
al 10 g. III. :. q. Benedict, superintendent
PreaCh ching st j. a. n. and $50 p. IN. b. the
pastor. Prayer-neetiug on Thursday at 7:30 D.
III. The Loyal temperance Leg .on. under the
auspices Ui the ". G. T. r., meet every SUNDAY
afternoon 1t 4 O'Clock. The North Seattle cleo
tr.c cars so within one block OF the church.
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EnisconaI Churches.

Edgewater Mission-Sunday school at 8 p. m.
ST. Marks Acknowledgements and Repub.
iican streets. Sunday school at 9:45 e. II.
Ballard Episcopal church-Service in the
evening q. $50 o'clock, by the rector, Rev. p Z.
HylanG.
West Seattle Trinity Mission-Rev. James
Cheai, missionary in charge, viii hold services
a O'clock.
ST Mary's church-Woodland park. Divine
service at @:l5 p. m. conducted by Rev. C. E.
Roberts. TAKE Fremon. car.
Trinity Parish church - James and Eighth
streets. Rev. George II. Watson, D. D., rec
tor. First sunday after Epiphany. Holy Com
munion AT Il. III. Sunday school, 9:45 ii. m.
services at IL a. N, ard 731 p. NJ The rector
will form confirmation class a; the close of the
morning service. No reserved seats; welcome
to all
~. Marks church--Fifth and Olive streets
David Claiborne Garrett, rector. Holy COM
Inunion, y IN. sunday school, Gas. Service,
II d. II. Subject OF sermon: THE Light of
the World" Baptism a. y. III. Choral service
and sermon ut 7;30 First sermon in course of
subjects proposed by members of the congrega-
ton. Subject: is Baptism Essential to Sal
ystion?'
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Congregational Churches.

Taylor Congregational church-Birch and
Thomas streets. Rev. George ii. Lee, pastor.
Services at IL a m and 7:30 p. m.
Edgewater Congregational church--Sunday
school at 1Z:i5 =. H. Christian Endeayoc at 6 80
p. NJ. social prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 30
Brooklyn Congregational church--Rev Joseph
Wolfe, pastor. services at Il g. II. and p. N.
Sunday school at l2:I5 p. ID. Regular weekly
prayer meeting Thursday at 1880 D. N.
Plymouth Congregational church-Corner OF
Third ana University streets. Wallace Nutting,
pastor. Residence, 1920 University street.
Preaching by the pastor at Ii a. m. and 7:5) y.
m; morning subject: Anew Faiths; evening
subject: 'Get the Best: prelude: Editors
on Ministers Junior Y p S. e. E.
Friday at $50 p. IN. Bible school at 1920.
Jackson street school at p IN. Joy street school
at 3:I5 ?. N. Pilgrim school. Wall street, at 8
=. IN. Young Peoples society OF Christian En-
deayor at 6. IL .. III.
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Catholic Churches.

81. Boniface Catholic church-Frcderick and
Thirteenth streets. Mass 81 1880 H. N.
Catholic Church Of the sacred Hesrt-Pell and
sixth stretts-Conducted by the Eedemptorists
Mass a. 10 - a. 10.
Catholic Church Of Our Lady Of Good Help
South Fourth and Washington streets Rev f.
y. Prefauia3ne, pastor. Mass usual.
Advent services Besides the usual services in
the Jesuit chape, there VIII he at 30 O'Clock
lecture appropriate 10 the times and circum.
stances. Rev. Father t. T. Garraud.
Catholic Church of the Immaculate Coucep-
ton - sixth and Spring streets. Rev V
Garra9d, PASTOR. Mass NJ aud l0.3D g. m
sunday school az ; p. n. Evening service al
80 % cocs week laws and mass at and lecture
aAI benediction By the pastor at : 30 o clock
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rr-sEArr1F.rAcoMA RnrrE-

LVERETT-SEATTLF-T ROUTE
IL The new, fast AMI cofnmodiouS steamer CITY
OF ARERDkE\ carry ing passengers aud freight.
VIII leave on the following schedule, daily. except
Sunday, commencing Friday, NOV. -. 1892. Soilh
tound-Leave Everett, 7:45 n m; leave Nukilteo
10 lv hdmonGs, q. M; arrive seattle. 10 Is
r. IN. leave seattle 1890 ii. arrive Tacoma,
IL 80 p. North bound-Leave aconla, i:S1 p.
III arrive seattle. 3 70 p leave Seattle. 80
.. m: leave Ecmonds. : 40 p IN. leave Mukfteo,
$3.50 o. III. arrive Everett, 64o y sundays
Leave Everett a. Returning. loave seattle
40 y. N. Landings Everett, Merchants Dock;
Seattle. Baker & Co.'S Decx; tacoma, y. 4. Dock.
Agents Merchants Dock 60, Everett. IA. ".
Baker 4 Co, seattle; telephone 2lS. J. - Harmon,
Tacoma; telephone s5a THOs. :. TEW,
Manager.
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L nfyersaiists.

The Ladies S7C.cty VIII meet with Nrs. Cant
Libby, corner Vest and Vine streets. "Wednesday
afternoon, January =. Al are cordially IN.
yitei. Ecv q. II. shlnn, general missionary
Tor the | nlver Asst denomination, Will De il,
Seattle about January -, and WILL hold services
during his stay.
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Advent Churches,

Advent Christian chape'. on Warren street.
hail block north OF Front street power house
Services At II IL III. A. W Steers. pastor.
seventh bay Adventist church, 500 PopIsr
street. >"attle-~abbath school, 10 a. m sery-
Ices II 4. Ii. every SATURDAY Prayer meeting.
Wednesday evening, 80
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The Free Methodist chu.ch-Corner Tenth
AMI Pine streets, Rex. J. tt rps pastor. FRIDAY
prayer meeting AZ &c ?. L. Preaching st u
a. Ii. ana - 2. e,
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Unitarian Church.

Tnitariau church Seventh. between Pike an 4
Union. ". 4. Eliot. j.. pastor service at
Il q. ~. subject OF sermon, 'Snohbi.f ness -
preceded by tve-miaute sermon Tor children
thlldren's service at l-.5o. Religious study
class, conducted by the pastor, n: = 81 seats
fee anu strangers welcome.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
SpirituaIists.

Suirtua,ists Meeting AZ 81 o'clock g.,
oymplc hal, lllo -eCoal street. Mrs Cornell
lus VII give public tests.
The American Uajou Of Sp.ri,ua,ists-Second
street aajl - the Masonic temple. Children =
progressive lyceum st ?. IT,: lecture az = IN