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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-03-25

Street car drivers and others who
are constantly exposed to all kinds Of
weather, and cannot find time to lay
by, should ever bear in mind this
plain fact that DR.. BULBS Cough
Syrup cures coughs and colds 1t is
unequalled.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-03-25

WANTED-To purchase 10 acres
near this city. Apply at this office.
26-1m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28

MODERN LANGUAGES
GAuLLARD SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES 9Os F ST
NV. THURSDAY. BOTH INSTANT, PM
PUPILS DAY.
Lecture. REGULATIONS, Conversations and Debste
all done by pupils proving the wonderful and prac.
tlcai results or Gaillard's French) Muller's Ger
man Methods, from the first stage of 8 weeks in
struction up to the last of so weeks ALL specially
teachers, cordially invited. n24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisers are urgently re-
Quested to hand in advertisements
the day prior to publication, in
oroer that insertion may be as
sured. Want advertisements will
be received up to noon Of the day
OF publication. precedence being
given to those first received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
An Unnecessary Board.

Careful and impartial consideration of
the field and its peculiarities also induces
the conclusion that the creation Of a board
Of commissioners of charities for the Dis
trict is unnecessary and would be detri-
mental. Experience led to the abolition of
various boards which were formerly instru-
mental!ties in the management Of the affairs
of this District, and to the concentration
of local departmental authority under the
direction OF one commission. For the super
vision OF charities one official is enough
provided his office be supplied with ade-
quate means for doing ordinary clerical
work, checking errors and correcting de-
fects disclosed.
The superintendent of charities is. by
virtue of his office, associated with more
than twenty managing boards, in addi-
ton to the board OF children's guardians,
with which he has special and peculiar
statutory relations. To divide his functions
among several persons would only create
confusion, entail unnecessary expense and
prevent prompt and effective reformation
In administration. There are already con-
nected with the District charities a suffi-
cient number of boards. What is needed in
this lire is simplfication, not further COM
plication. a superintendent, a president ial
appointee, chosen with the concurrence of
the Senate, should be able to conduct sue
CeSsfuliy the work now assigned TO him by
law, without the retarding restraint OF a
number OF colleagues. The machinery of
the District government and the Loari Of
Commissioners provides all that a superin-
tendent can require or desire. in the way Of
administrative machinery, aside from that
of his own Office. In the Recommendation
for appropriations all that is asked for the
superintendent Office for the coming year
is a small allowance for a stenograohic
clerk and accountant, and for absolutely
necessary contingent expenses. i find this
office without any such 1yisIon, and il ha s
been necessary for me to employ assistance
at personal expense. On this subject refer
ence is made to letter. hereto appended
addressed to the Commissioners of the LIS
trict of Columbia on October 10, ls.J3. With
such provision as is therein requested, The
objects of the If 1870 will be secured,
without the costly paraphernalia OF an ad-
ditional government board. with its .-orps
OF officials and paid subordinates. Where
fcre / respectfully withdraw the previous
recomm endations of the superintendent of
charities regarding the establishment of
additional bureaus and boards, or for any
change IN the functions OF this office as pre-
scribed and defined by existing law.
liner One Control.
While the institutions of Washington and
its vicinity are in some respects and in
several Instances models Of good adrninistra-
ticn, and are. in general. worthy of imita-
ton for benevolence and broad generosity
of design, they do not, as a whole. excel
or even compare fayorably with the charit-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28
EDUCATIONAL.

PRIVATE LESSONS, ELEMENTARY OR ADVANC-
ed. AT pupils residence if desired. Experienced
tutor University graduate. Especial attention
to backward. unwilling and adult pupils Prof.
j., 14O6 Hopkins place, near 10th and NV.
n2S-1aw1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28

CONTINUED on Twelfth Pagsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-28

INSTRUCTIONS IN
MECHANICAL DRAWING.
n2S-1m' L. A. CHESTER, l22 18th ST. se
YOUNG MEN-CARPENTERS AND RUILDERS
wishing to attend an evening class in drawing
and construction may address INSTRUCTOR.
Star office. n2I2ts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-03

The time. and you can fool some OF the
people ali OF the time. But yoa can't fool
al the people all the time
the OF the eueerest az these cranky let
.efs - one which contains model made Of
eau ana brass representing = combination
sIFer and gold dollar. The silver Is run
around the edFe IN hoop about n fourth
O. an inch vide. and inside of this hoop
tnere are 70 be soldered little gold coin.
the mole making up q coin about as big
As S-cent piece. The man says he has
invented the coin com animation and will be
Rlsd 20 give u 70 the government for con-
siaeratiofi- IL contains two-siffns silver
ana three-hfths gold. and he has . little
patent measuring machine which q man
Will nj around gold coin and see whether
y mas been rubbed or Clipped. On the
sold coan. and around il. he would put the
letters z. ). A., and on the silver the
words, Gosd-and-slivere ne-uation- The
laea - ridieulous one but the man evs-
Gently thinks he has q fortune in IT.
and 50 might 20 on. and quote hun
oied more curious schemes and ideas
which are presented 20 the secretary OF
the treasury daily. / have given some of
I've widest OF those IN the pushel OF mail
looked over. Others are more sensible,
ana some OF the letters contain good sug-
Eesiions- They alb show, however, how
deeply the people feel on the financial
question. Between their lines may be
read the words OF trouble and loss, and the
anxiety that the government should at
once DO everything possible TO lead rs out
OF the wilderness. FRANK q. CARPENTER
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This agreeable and effscscious Tooth Powder. es
tablishsd by more han twenty yeas experience.
has received the sanction OF the members OF the
Dental and Medical professions of this city gener
ally. and by them IL Is daily recommended and
prescribed. II is pleasant In the application as
II Is excellent in its effects: Il speedily renders the
teeth white and smooth, the gums healthfai, red
and firm. and by frequent use will preserve them
In this desirable condition IL gradually but ef-
fectuaily removes tartar. AMI destroyes the para
sitical animsIcula which neglect may have per
mit;ed 10 collect, and prevents their further accu
mutation, thus serving rs complete oeautiaei
and preserver of the teeth Microscopic examina-
tiens have been made Of the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums OF individuals selected from
all classes of society and of every variety OF bodily
condition, and in nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites were found TO exist in great
numberA Experiments were made for their re-
moval and the ingredients used in Lnbin's Tooth
Powder were found TO be most effectual. destroy
ing them instantly.
Through the Kindness OF friends we are per
mitted 70 publish the following
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JOHN G. CARLISLE.
The Queer Letters That He Gets
From the Populists.
opp CURES FOR THE sTRIHoEncY
-. treasury Department 10 suss Wow
fhs Central Object In the Eye
of the Country.

w.Hfxsros CIrT. Aug. 2s.-fSpeciai
correspondence. Every one is nov
shinking OF the treasury department IL
: he financial pulse OF the United States.
pr vour fingers on Il and you can tell
sr.t how smoothly the silver and gold
tIsod il lowing through the body of our
~auntry. Just now this pulse Is jumping
= fever heat, and the treasury depart
rent IN the central obiec. in the eye OF
.xsry business man. Ii Is visited daily
81 men from all parts of the United
sfstes. and bankers and wage-earners
eome here singly and in delegations TO
see the secretary of the treasury. There
are women Is well as men, and q long
haired old lady from Kentucky haunts
The corridors. The press is. in fact, so
Sreat that Secretary Carlisle viii not see
suv one who has new scheme to propose.
The sehemer is met by one OF the watch
dogs Of the treasury and Is told that the
secretary Is busy. He Is requested TO
mt his suggestions in writing. and 1t Is
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Episcopal Churches.

81 Iohn's. Vest seattle -Serriees, = .. N. By
Rev. CheaL
81 Ma-ys-woodland park Service, SIS
D m. Or Rev. c. Z Roberts
3. Marks North Seattle Misslou-Box and
Harrison streets. sunday school. e:45 n.
q. Marks Edgewatsr Misunderstanding school.
sp N Service. with sermon By Rsv. d. C Gar
rett, % D. n
81 Ctsm=nt's-Market and Weller streets
Rev j. II. Fugrest-Beii, rector. Fourteenth sun
day after Trinity. Morning prayer and iitany,
la n Sunday school,. l2.ia Evening prayer,
p N.
81 Marx's-Fiffh and Olive s;-eesx David
Claiborne Garrett rector. sunday school, ~ -
Hoy Communion. IL d. bzpsisraal servsce.
shm. Litzny, sermon and sven.Rg prayer,
- In
Trinity-Eighsh and James streets Rev.
George Heraert Watson, u. D.. rector. Four
tssnta Sunday after TriRifE. Holy Eucharist
with sermon, II e Choral evening prayer,
sp M Sunday school, ssi5 g. m.
ST. Observation-Disclosures IL a n and
80 D m by the rector. Rev. r. E Hyiand
Mrs r. L HyIand. wife OF the rector, has been
for months past diligently training number of
Toys aud girls who viii compose . vested choir
for the church The new choir viii make its
frsf public appearance az the sunday morning
and evening services.
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Lutheran Churches.

Norwegian Danish Fourth and Pike .treets
Rev. c. O. Ros.ng, pastor services $50 N.
German Evan elicAl-Hali Main and Twelfth
street.. u. c. Baade. pastor; residence 6i1
Market street
German Observation-Disclosures and Birch
streets Rev. J. Erich, pastos. Services IL q.
N. and 30 p. N.
Holy Trinity-seventh and Union streets
Rev. ]. l. Denton, pastor. Residence. rear OF
church. Services ii n N. and ?. m Sabbath
Norwegian Evangelicai--TwsIftk and Olive
streets Rev. l. ]. kyaIn. pastor. Residence.
i63s Twelfth street Services 1890 a n. and 8
p. IN. sunday school at II O'Clock.
German Evangelical, lions congregation
Seventh and Union streets. Rev. E. Knappe.
pastor. Residence, zoos Howell street Services
AIS p. N. sunday school p. IN In Freed e
hall, Ninth and Howell streets
Swedish Evsngelical--Thirds street, near Pike
Rev. Martin l. Larson, pastor: residence. III
Lincoln street sunday school 10 q N.
Services II a m. and $50 p m, and s p. m.
Thursday. Prayer meeting $50 p. m SUNDAY.
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Presbyterian Churches.

German Rsfosmed-Seyenth street. near Pine
Services IL a 10.
Bailard-Bsoadway and First avenue Ser.
vices IL q. n. and 30 p. m
Lake Observation-Disclosures avenue. Fremont
Rev. = c. Head. pastor services IL & u. aud
7;0 n m
welsh--sevenfh aud olive streets. Rev ]. NJ
Hughes. pastor. Residence, 2II Lombard street
Preaching lo.S a m. sunday school 2:S1
T. m. Preaching y u.
seeond--oak aud Harrison streets Rev. ".
A. Major. pastor Preaching by Rev. George T.
Mhttworth II g. m. and 7;f5 ?. M sabbath
school I3,l5 p N. Y. r. c. L., p m
I'nited-sixrh aud seneca streets. Rev s Dell
Johnston, pastor; residence. 10 Spring streeE
SABBATH school I2.i5 p N. Young peop.es
society S:35 2. N. The pastor can be found IN
his study at me church every day from q n.
10 l. m. Preaching IL q. 10. aid n H. ey Rev.
J u. Whitman.
Calyary-Markes aud King streets. Rev. Bre-
ward u Sinclair. pastor Residence 2io Market
street Divine worship and sermon BY pastor,
u q and . m,: morning subject. "Ths
Resurrection ana the Life" evening": "Some
Lost Things aud Their Value sabbath school
II IS y IN. inaior Eadeavor SD p N. u y
: &. 2. = ~ Prayer meeting and lecture
Thursday ?, II.
First-Third an9 Madison streets Rev Alex.
snder Alisen. r. p. pastor Residence, 1872
Marion street. services II q. n. and y. m.
At the morning service toe sacrament OF the
Lords SUPPER VIII be dispensed and the public
reception OF new Eenhe will take place. At =
ocscc& n H. tacro Will he q service of praise at
which specially prepared programme OF Gne
music will be rendered Including solos, an
thsms etc The pastor viii asa deliver post
y. 7. ; & r. Gas N. Prayer meeting Thats-
CAV
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Advent Churches.

north of Front street power house. Services
II a. m. Dr.. William Chapman, pastor.
Seventh Day-3o9 Poplar street Sabbath
school, 10 a. IN. Services. II a. ~. every satur-
p. N.
camp meeting for the Sound section of the
North Pacific conference of the seventh Day
Adventists began WEDNESDAY evening at the
corner OF Poplar and John streets and will con-
tinue until September 4, inclusive. The meet
ing Is under the management of Elder J. E.
Graham, president, aud Elders w. w. sharp
aud ID 7. Zero. members of the con-
ference committed In addition TO these
the speakers will be Elder J. II. Morri.
son, of California, and Prof Sutherland,
OF WalIa walla college A sixty loot tent has
been erected and comfortably seated for public
service, and about forty tents have been pitched
for families who are camping on the ground.
Al los a. m and at $50 and 7:30 r. m. there
will be preaching or Bible reading service.
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Christian Churches.

First Church of Everett-sunday school at
10 a. m. Henry Porter. superintendent Com
munion every sunday at IL a m. All meetings
at the public schoolhouse.
Olympic Avenue-3l4 Olympic avenue Rev
r. H. Aoss. pastor. Suaday school 10 g. m.
Preaching II a. m. and 7.31 D. N. As the
pastor has gone to faeome TO fill the pulpit of
senator J. 7. Eshelman his father, Elder J. ].
Moss, who 10 past 81 years OF age, will preach
PRAYER meeting on Thursday 100 p m.
First-seneca street, between Third aud
Fourth. Rev. r. Z. Dunlap. pastor. Resi-
dence. 7i2 Harrison street; telephone l02a sun
day school, 10 a m. Preaching. II o. m. by
Rev. John F. Damon; no reaching at night
Junior Endesvor Society D. IN. u r. s. G. Z.
$50 Communion every sunday after service.
All services held at the church instead of
Ranke's hall, as heretofore.
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Conrregationai Churches.

Brook.yn-Rsv. Joseph Wolfe. pastor Serv-
ices ii a. N. and p N. Sunday school Il Is
p. IN. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:3a p. m
Edgewater-Rev Henry Ketcham, pastor
Services IL q N. and 30 p. m. sunday school
1918 p. m, and young peoples prayer meet
ing $50 p M
Taylor-Birch and Thomas streets Rev.
George II. Lee, pastor. Rev. 8. NJ. Freeland.
OF Colorado. will preach at II a m. sunday
school 1880, Christian Endeayor Society at 80
.. m.
Plymouth-Third and University streets
1870 University street Preaching ii g. m.
and p. m by the pastor. Morning sermon, "a
Fast Age" Evening sermon. s'Can We Do Any
thing TO Purify the City" Bible school, 40
Jackson street school, 3p. m Joy street school,
Wall street, p m Y. r. s. c. Z. 6:l5 p N.
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Me,hodi.t rrese.,an. Churches.

Duwsmikh-SnnaAy school IA Preach
ing D IA by Rev Martha Nhsse
talaueiA-saaisy schooi, 70 % n: John
kelsc. superintendent; followed 81 serulou
soath Sest,ls go sunday schoal 30 n IA
CHRISTIAN Enaeavcv n -. Preaching >
7. r.. By Rev DAniel Bagisy.
FIRST laird aad Piae streets Services II
. N. ard :. n- by the pastor, Rev Clark
DAVIS y P. :, c + els y N sunday sekcoi
J. u seats ire@
second North Seattle. Republican sna War
streets Rev. josiah shepherd, p4Sso-
PFSseAiag Il = ~. b. the pasor Subject.
"heassiasss IN Service. and HAaTn Ne serve.
Preaching p IA ~ ksg r. II susscn. saadAy
scaoos i@;iA \. r. s e r > u. gaaior
Society p n
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Barracks SIS Jackson street A. J. Smith, ser
geant msjo Knee driii, a. IN street meeting,
20 ~ q m in oarrseks, IL a IN; march with
hand % the front and street meeting, 30 D IA :
family gathering, p IN. march and meeting,
us y m. regular salvation meeting, D n
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O'clock in fhs Red Meas hall, ca Msrson street.
between Fs0nS and second which il cniae1
sscaes, or forgiveness, for every israeflte is 10
attend these prayers enc week before EsW
Years early every morning, 10 rspsn. all hfs
vrcng deeds for ghe last ysxr and AJAX for for
givenezs Also. the blowing OF the trumpet 10
EnsiI New Year. This Is notice for erery
one 20 prepare himself fov the day Of Judgment
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Unitarian Church.

Seventh, between Pike and Union Rev. W.
g. Eliot IT,. minister. Service II a u. Sub
fect of sermon, "The Years Prospect for Our
Church" preceded by hve-minute sermon for
chi dren Communion service Immediately
al the close of the morning service seats free
SUNDAY school u % Z. N.
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Young Men. Christian a..ee,.,,an

Rev George p Andersen wlll address the 4
O'clock rsllv % the Y. " c A., a, their hall
lal7 Front street. today His subject will be
Realities Versus Appearances All young
rsea aad strangers IN tie city are requested 10
attend
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Catholic Churches.

Sacred HEARTFELT and Sixth street Con-
Quoted by the Redsmptorists. Mass 1880 a. m.
Our Lady OF Good Help-south Fourth and
Washington streets Rev. f. X. Prefontaine
p N.
Immaculate Conception-sixth and Spring
streets. Rev. Victor Garranc, ). j., pastor Con-
Quoted by the Jesuits. Early mass. 6 a. m.
aud q m. Higa mass, 1880 a m sunday
school, +. m. Instruction and benediction,
N m
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The Theosophical Society meets in Pettls'
music hall, 1905 Froa. street. p. m Lee
ture by Mr. r. O. sehwagerl. Subject: "The
Law OF Freedom: OF, Free VIII"
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Services IL pie, Eighth and seneca streets.
frsdsy. 7;B p IN, saturday. tgso an ser
EaoGs discontinued uat4l septic ri &r % Saa-
GAy school. under snper1atSn1eGee Of Rev. A.
Blown. mlaisssT Of the congregation. sun4Ry
10 Hserew scAc-aa Tuesdays and Isurs-
9&Yss 10 "a
The Hebrew Orthodox congregation will hxve
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SpirituAlIsta.

Spiritual mecting-Aasonic Temple Second
aud Pike sunday evening at o'clock Mira
steers, medium
Spiritual meeting in Redmens hall 7:so
n IN. Platform free. Closes with circles in
which mediums will give messages from spirit
friends aud tests through spirit power
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Unisersalists.
Tbeosophy.

The Ladies' Aid society of the rniversaIisi
church will NEE; with Mrs. Libby. corner Vine
and Front "Wednesday afternoon.
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baptist Churches.


Ballard-Rev. C. A. saiyer. pastor sabbath
school II IN.
Market street. Irving Street aIssion-sunday
school 3:D p. N.
Market street, McClaire Street MissIon-sun-
day school 3 80 p. N.
swedish-Beli and Eighth streets. Rev. r. o.
Nelson, pastor. services ii a N. and $50 p m
"Reminiscences street Preaching II g. m
and 1880 p m. ty the pastor, Rev. {. A. Salyer
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Norwegian Danish-Sixth and Virginia streets
c. w. Finwali. pastor. sunday evening az 8
O'Clock sharp service Tor young men.
First, Lake Union Mission-Moltke aud
Thomas streets sunday school. $50 p. m. |:
Gospel meeting, "Wednesday. 7:3o p. m
First. South Seattle Mission-South Twelfth
aud Dearborn streets. sunday school, $50 p
m; prayer meeting, Wednesday. 7:3o p. IN
West Duwamish-Use OF church building
discontlnued aud divine service will be held in
Mr.. Fosters house ia River Park at 5 O'clock
Prayer meeting Wednesday eyining.
Georgetown Baptist sunday school,. I.
At;erbury, tutor Meets every sunday in
Wards hall, opposite Graus street power house.
Georgetown. at 10 a. n. Preaching at p m by
w. 4. Buried.
First-Fourth street, between James and
Cherry. Preaching III q. u. and 80 r. m by
Rev Thomas Baldwin: morning subject,
1.-THE lords Beloved" evening. an address TO
the young ladies' sunday school following
morning service Young peoples meeting
Ella Concert OF prayer for torsign missions
Thursday 7:{5 D. m.
Market street-Market and Main streets
l. W Read, pastor: residence, Is Taylor
street Services II n m. 1880 r. n. Morning
subject, "Paitence:" evening. Communication
with the Dead Unnecessary. sunday school
az close OF morning service. Young Peoples
Society y. u. Junior society Monday n N.
Prayer meeting Thursday sp. IN.
North seattle-Third ana Cedar streets Rev
NJ. l. Rugy, pastor. residence. 2220 Third
street services IL m., 7:S n m.
In the evening the pastor viii preach on the
suhjec: of Foreign immigration. Its Dangers
and Duties" sunday school at close of morn
ing service. Young peoples meeting Gas
y III Prayer meeting Thursday 7:i5 p. N.
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FREE Mrihoiis,.

Corner Tenth and Pine streets Rev. John
Glen, psssor Residence u! Pine street Preach
ing II O. n and I'D p "a elsss Meeting u m
sabbath school,. s.sS g IA; "Wednesday prsye:
meeting - % n
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STEAMER IDAHO

Nssty furassa%A sae equsgpet ana especially
ADAPTED Eos sxSsFskozs AaaF~ss BEG IT'S or ea8l
A roosn 81 starr Bsga saflasaG
4. y. EEoxaxIELp. Aassss and cHss<.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


All white goods in our store reduced
from i5c, nc and &c 10 loo gard At our re-
novag sale. Max q. oppenheimer. Second
and Spring
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rroop CANAL ROUTE
III ssS Passenger steamer
DELTA
fraryyfnx e. =. NATL leaves Cesnaa dock Moas-
aags " ssaexaays and Frksays Al 90 . NJ for
KiaxsEau Port 0amb-s. B&agsr. Eezssck- Brtnn1n-
IsewaEEa LtlstwEsp falis HoodspeT. and Islsa
csty as1 in.ermsdate painss arriving ~ Onion
1eisg a. 90 . "a Leaves Insoa City ~ 1 20 a.
"a Tuesdays. Thuss9sys and saturdays arriving
II .'' THOMPSON BROS.
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vAszos BLAND ROUTE
STEAMER GLIDE

r<avss Merchants dock 2s3o p Mosdsys Wei
nesdsys and Fridays Tor West side, ciaila and ~ay
landings: Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays Tor
East side yashon. Chsagaaoaa. pssMcsnes. stSas's
Landing aud Baenaa. Leaves Tacons svsxy
morning exceps sasGsy at $50
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Restitutionists.
Salvation ARMY.

Meetings held every Sunday afternoon q
clock at their hall, 2ss Front street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-03

LUBIyS TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
ment.
Contentment makes life worth liv-
ing.