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Yesler junction Sunday school-At n :soa m :,
pastor.
Duwamish Methodist Protestant church
sunday school at 1880 a. N. Preaching at Ii: so
~ by Rev. ]. shepherd.
Misunderstanding at Renton BY Rev u
Grant murphy at p. m. on alternate Sabbaths
ana at II n. on Intervening Sabbath
Columbia Sunday school-At I0: 80 A. m John
ke.so superintendent: followed by sermon
Rev. J. shepherd and DR.. Bagley alternating.
Columbia Methodist Protestant church
Preaching at 40 p alternate Sundays
ana at II 30 a. N. on intervening Su nday. sab
bath school at l0:30 a n. every Sabbath. Leo
ture service at :: @ p. N. on Thursday Rev u
Grant Murphy, pastor.
Second Methodist Protestant church-North
Seattle, corner Republican and Warren streets
J. f. Bailey, pa-tor. Preaching II a. m. and I 80
p. n. sunday school, l2:15 d. b. Ward, super.
intendcnt Y. Z. :. c. E. Ills o. m Public
cordially invited to all services.
First Methodist Protestant church-Coruer OF
Third and Pine streets, Clark Davis, pastor.
Class-meeting at 10 a. m. LEAD by D. Horton
PREACHING at III a m. and 7:30 y. m SUNDAY
schoo at II 80 p M; II. Willis Carr, superin-
tendent. Young peoples meeting at 6: Is D. m
South Seattle Methodist Protestant church
Rev. j. Shepherd, pastor. sunday school at 2
p m. Christian Endeavor al 6:3o D m. and
preaching at 1:3o p. II. Experimenting on
Thursday evening, followed by practice in
music. Revival services will be held this week,
beginning this evening. ! he pasror will be as
sisted during the week by s.veral mipislsrs A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
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EVERETT SOCIAL NEWS.
Card Party at the Monte Cristo--The
Episcopal ChOir-Peraonals

EpfSCOp8l CnOlr-PefsOnaI6,
EVERETT, Jan. 2o-The card party given at
the Hotel Monte Christie by Mrs J. b. Hawley,
Mrs. ]. J. Rutedge, Mrs Edward Mills and Mrs
c. p. Moore. was delightful affair. Mrs. Casey
assisted in receiving the guest Progressive
euchre was the order of the evening" Prize win.
ners were: Mrs. Augusta Plummsr Foster, Miss
Alice Mcfarland, Mrs. James Casey and Megsrs
Rrownel], MeKnnon, Ramel and 3D. C. Johnson.
Mrs. S. 5. King and Mr.. Cox favored the COM
pany with some musical selections. An elegant
repast was served at II o'clock: The invited
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison, Mr. and
Mrs. Agnew, Mr.. and Mrs. Casey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Church. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy; SIR. and Mrs.
Vernon, Mr.. aud Mrs. AIeF arland, Mr.
and Mrs. Nsf Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey.
MacKinnon, Mr. ard Mrs. Ramet, Mr..
and Mrs. Fratt, Mr.. and Mrs. King. Mrs. Foster,
Mrs. Wolf Mrs. Cornelius, the sIisses McFar-
land, Miss Goucher, Miss Foster, sIessrs. Lyon,
Brownell, Taylor, Slgden, White, Mills, Corn
wall. Hewitt, Tuttle Cox, Stephenson, Wildes,
A. S. Taylor, Foster, Pearce, Gould, Dornin and
johnson.
reorganization of the Episcopal choir has
been effected under the leadership of c. H.
Taylor, with Mrs. o. v. Harris as organis.; Mrs.
James Stevenson, Mrs. Foster and Miss Hattie
Mcfarland, soprano; Mrs Darlington, Alto aud
Messrs. Mackenzie and Clark, bass
The Presbyterians have srran gea to give re-
cepton TO their new pastor, Rls. Lid dell, on
Wednesday evening, January %.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy
treated them to a merry surprise party on Satur-
day evening. Dancing, card playing and re-
freshments formed the entertainn.ent Among
those present We're: Mr. an d Mrs. W. Ii. WILL
Jams, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Smith, ar. and Mrs.
WaiDscots, Mr.. and Mrs. SPOTS, Cir. and Mrs.
Gambrel, Mrs. Allen, Mrs Hammond, Mrs. John.
son, the Misses Benson. Miss stroll, Miss Ham
mond, Miss Nestle, Messrs. Scot, McAdams.
Crosby, Tutich. Lamance, Mcneil, Seamore,
Hammond, Horn, Weece, Wainwright. Mckay,
Eroy, Harrison, Hudson.
Miss Petch is shortly to appear sere in an en-
tertainment of readings under tho auspices of
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CONGREGATIONAL Churches.

Edgewater Congregational church-Services
at II q. M aud 80 p. IN. sunday school at l. Is
p III Y. p. s. c. +. At Gas p. N.
Taylor Congregational church-Birch and
Thomas streets. Rev. George IL. Lee, pastor
Services at II a. m and 1880 p. n
Brooklyn Congregational chureh-Rev. Joseph
Wolfe, pastor. services at ii a. H. and p. m
Sunday school at l2:i5 r. IN. Regular weekly
prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 p IN.
Plymouth Congregational church-Corner of
Third aud University streets Wallace Nutting,
pastor. Residence, 1920. University street.
Preaching by the pastor az II "a. III. and
sequel to the sermon New FAITH" evening
subjcct .'Tne Religion for To-day" Junior Y r.
:. {. f. Friday AZ 330I III. Bibeschool at Il 20
Jackson street school at 5 p. IN. Joy street school
ut 3; is y. IN Pilgrim school, Wall street. at 8
p IN. Young Peoples society of Christian En-
deayor at D 10 u. III.
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the Ladies' Aid Society OF the Presbyterian
church.
NJ. F. Zindorf has returned to Everett from
Regina Northwest territory, accompanied by
MS wife and by Edward Lander and Miss Lucy
Lander, father and sister OF Mrs. Zindori.
Mr.. Leo Daft. Mrs. Daft and Miss Daft are
stopping at the Hotel Monte Cristo.
Mr.. A. Z Whitney, ir.. and Mr. +. Fl. Milford
have returned from holiday visit in New York
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Hill, of Seattle, were In
Everett this week
II. E Weymouth and wife are registered at
the Hotel Monte Ctisto.
Rev. r. Liddell, the newly elected pastor OF
the Presbyterian church. has arrived with his
fsmily from Lyons, Kan
MT Peter l. Trout, one of the pioneer pros
pectors in the Stillagusmish and Monte Cristo
mining districts, was in Everett this week.
The "omen's Guild, of Trinity church. has
begun the erection of new guild hall to cost
800 1t will be a good size. and suitably ar
ranged Tor entertainments and social PURPOSES
AT the residence OF T. J. Dryer, on Monday
evening last, the wedding OF Miss Julia Purcell,
OF Minneapolis. to Mr.. +. B. McGili, was quietly
celebrated. Rev. John Cronin officiased. The
bride received number OF elegant presents
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Lutheran Churches.

Norwegian Danish Lutheran church-Fourth
and Pike streets Rev. c. o. Rosipg, pastor.
Services al $3.50 a. III.
Holy Trinity English Lutheran-Corner Sew
enth and Union streets, Rev. +. F. keever, pas
tor, residence rear of CHI urch. Divine service
at Ii a. II. aud 7:30 p. II.
Norwegian Lutheran church-Service every
Sunday evening al o'clock, at Pike street hall,
corner Pike and Fifth streets. Rev. c. Hoel,
pastor; residence, SIS De Forest street.
German Evangelical Lutheran chureh-Hall at
the corner of Main and Twelfth streets Morn
ing service at 1890 Il. m. Sunday school at 9:3o
g. m NJ. {. Baade, pastor; residence, GLE Mar
ket street
English Lutheran-Services in the hall,
corner Main and Twelfth streets. every other
Sunday evening, at 7:45 =. N. Everybody is
cordially invited. N. c, Baade, pastor; resi-
dence, 6l2 Market street.
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church-Third
street, near Pike. Rev. Martin ]. Lars on pas
tor: residence, Iii Lincoln street Sunday
school at 10 o. III. Services at IL a. m. and 7 80
=. m. and p. In. Thursday. Prayer meeting
ESQ Sunday.
German Evangelical Lutheran church, Z,on's
congrega;ion-Cor Seventh and Union
streets. services, 2:l5 p. m: special meeting
alter services. Sunday school, 1879 m, Freed's
hall, near IioWell street FIR. Schmidt pastor
Residence, 1905 Howell street
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Notes for Guardsmen.

On Saturday next Company Z will hold a
competitive drill for the medal now held BY
Private Skinner.
Lieut.. Isaacs, quartermaster of the Second
regiment, n. G. W., and Capt. Wallace Mount,
OF sprague, brigade paymaster. were in Seattle
on Wednesday,
". II. Fife. of Tacoma, ex -captain of c, and
Capt. J. NJ. Howell, present commander of that
company, were in the city on Friday, arranging
for the production of "Brutus, or the Fall of
TarQuin, at the new theater.
The question asked in last Sundays Posi-
1NTELLIGENCER as to what had become of the
competitive drill that was SO eagerly sought Tor
by certain members of Company &, OF Tacoma,
has thus far been answered by an echo only.
The men OF were spelling for a taker to their
challenge so long that there is some fear in this
city that they have spoiled entirely.
An examination in writing Was held in the
Armory last night by Capt. Ingraham, of Com
pany Z. 1t included about ten men of Z com
pany, who have been diligently boning up on
the school of the soldier Tor couple of months
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in anticipation of this event capt Ingraham
will appoint four corporals fTom those that
passed best Last night. The announcement last
week that thf contestants in tEis examination
were "wen Up in tactics" and ,hat ..some good
drilling was looked for on the night in ques-
ton, created some amusement IN the company
A competitive shoot for marksmauship
medal among the members o. Company took
place at Columbia on Thursday. Sergt CORN
hey and Private Covington tied on Is ont of %
The latter ''Creedmoored'' the former, however,
thus winning the match uader the rules
"Creedmooring," ii might be well TO explain,
comes about under the following circumstances:
Marksmen may tie in score 80 above, when
both contestants made Is The score ia then de-
cided by the last shot, so that a man making 5
on his last would beat one making 4, though
the total were the same. In the above case
Gormley's last shot was 8 an8 Covngton's t.
thus giving the match to the latter. Another
shoot will take place at Colurs oia today. The
above scores are pretty likely TO be beaten, how
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Presbyterian Churches.

. German Reformed Presbyterian church.
seventh street, near Pine. Services at ii a. m.
Ballard resbyterian-Broadway and First
avenue, Ballard. Services at Il a. m aud 7:3o
p. IN.
Lake Union Presby terian-Kflbourne avenue
Fremout-Rev. 5. &. Head, pastor Services at
III a. III. and 1880 D. N.
German Evangelical Characterization and
Birch streets. Rev. J. Erich, pastor. Services
at IL a. IN. and 1850 p. IN.
Calvary Presbyterian church, corner Market
and King streets-Preaching at IL q. m and 7 30
2. H. Sunday school at I2 m Y. p s. c. E. at
ESQ.
Second Presbyterian ehurch-Oak and Har.
rison streets. Services at II IN. and 7:30 D. m.
Sabbath school at 1890 p. m y. +. s. c. Z.
sabbath at 9 80 o. IN. Kenneth Duncan, pastor;
residence, 307 Banner street
First Presbyterian church-Corner of Third
ana Madison streets- Rev. Alexander Alison, d.
D., pastor Preaching by the pastor at IL a. N.
ana in the evening at 7:a0 sunday school at
l2:3o p. m; Y. p S. c. +. at 6:l5
Welsh Presbyterian church. corner Seventh
and Olive streets, Rev. j. NJ. Hughes, pastor
Young mems prayer meeting at Gas a. N.
Preaching at 1880. Special children's meeting
at LAS p. IN. Sunday school at 2:3D. Preaching
at p.
The United Presbyterisns hold their services
Al the new church, sixth and Seneca streets
preaching at II a m. and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath
school at l2:l5 p. II. Young Peoples Society at
6:l5 p IN. Rev. 5. Dell Johnston, pastor: resi-
dence, 7lo Spring street There will be preach
7:I Rey. Johnston will speak on Monday
evening. Rev. Kirk patrick, OF Tacoma, on Tues
day evening and Rey. Halves, OF Portland, the
remaining evenings.
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baptist Churches.

Norwegian Danish Baptist church-Sixth and
virginia streets services at II a. IN.
Irving Avenue Baptist Mission school-At
so. j. A. Resscgulc, superintendent.
MeClaire street Baptist Mission school-At
S;So ?. H.; Theodore Forbey, superintendent.
University Mission-Serviees at the BAPTIST
university on tho Rainier avenue line, at p m.
West Duwamish Baptist misunderstanding
ty New. ". II. Black every second and fourth
eanday al II q. III.
Irving street Mission OF Market Street Baptist
ehureh-SBnday school at 3: 90 y. m, J. f. REESE
tuie, superintendent
Swedish Baptist church--Bell and Eighth
streets. Rev. f. q. Nelson, pastor. Services at
Ia. III. and 30 U. III.
heCiare street Mission of Market Street Bap-
Vs. ehurch-Suudgy school at $50 p. III. Iheo-
eose forbey, superintendent
Ballard Baptist church-Rev. C. A. Salyer. pas
so'. Preaching at p.Sln. sabbath school at Il
NJ Good singing aud free seats.
LAKE Union Mission. First ehurch-Moitke
sna Thomas streets; sunday school. $50 P; M:
1ospel meeting, Wednesday, 1880 p. Ii. Prof
" = Jones, superintendent
Baptist unlversity-R n. J. Pierce will
preach at p IN. on the Tablets OF N!neyeh as
Proving the Truth 81 bic Records" The pub
lie is cordially invited To attend.
South Seattle Mission, First church-5outh
Twelfth and Dearborn streets. SUNDAY school.
f;S0 p III. prayer meeting. Woine day. 100
m. l. ". Jones, superintendent
Fremont Baptist church-Aarora street
ffescaiuc every sunday at IL N. and at 40
= n by the Tastor, Rev. (. 4. Sa yer. Prayer
1eet.ns every Thursday evening RI 80 O'clock.
aseket street Baptist Church-Corner Market
and Main streets l. ". Read, pastor. Services
Al i a. IN. and 80 u sunday school at
J. m, George StarkwcaJ her, superintendent. ".
y. pcTo!t. OF China Wi give one Of his inter-
esang idresses ou mission work ia the interior
81 that country. IN the evening. Rev. l. W.
heed viii preach at the residence Of A. +.
Essy Iner. corner suffer st,eet aud Park avenue
II 4. N. today.
North seattle Baptist church-Corner Third
arc cedar strrets. Rev. NJ. l. Rugg. pastor
fesideucc. .--t Third street Serylc at II IL N.
slG .e' p - sunday schooi az close OF morn
ihg serS Gee Young peoples meeting at ESQ
? ~. ia The morning Rev. W. 81. Uperoit, of
sgiu. china Viii ne present and address the
lVNtc. IL fAe evening the pastor Will preach
eR ne subject ol The Dignity of Manhood"
FIRST harHst church-On Fourth street, be-
wee! James AMI henry. q. J. Burchett, pas
t0f ht>iaeuc', Western house. Services at IL
q N ahi 80 q II. sunday school follows
we morning sermon. Young Peoples Union at
~ subject Ior II a. ra.-.Inheriting Moral
taeracter.' Ar. CporoiJ from China, Will
sseaA al > p m. Subject Tor ID y. m.--"Tempt-
wee
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Eptscopal Chrrchea

Service, = 81 r '-'
,,S 81 Mars Aission-Ternrerapcs snd Repub-
mean streets. Sunday schGol az 9:a5am
hAllsri Episcopal chGrch-~erylca in tho
liz ,ns Al 80 O'Clock. ty the rector, Rev P. T.
West seattle Trinity Njssi1n-Rev. James
'aeSi- missionary IN charge. VIII hold service,
a. 4o'c.ock
- Mcry's church-Woodland 7art Divine
rtsee 81 1915 p IA, c0n!uctei by Rey. {. K
@'oeFts. IaAg Fremont car.
Italiy Parish church James and Etebth
sNsS's Fay. GEORGE IL Watson, .. T.. rec
-. anna ~4n isy alter Epiphany Holy Com
..eat0" 81 a. IL. The rector = ct.,veriug
s9esse 81 DISTRACTIONS Oh ''Tne PRINCIPLES OF the
NN'''''An Faith al the morning servlcc.
~ MARKS chstca-Ftfth an8 olive streets
80. 800 t'si'prne Garrett rector. Holy Com.
,a. a. ~. Suntsy school s;ia Morning
80 s sft s"rnea H. "a. ect: "Ihe imsEe
50. "a a1.s. Isle tAofal evening PRAYER and
.'.V-. '-E+ b.ect- ~ ay Icin the Church 80
strangers c,fdla4.Y welcome.
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TACOMA MILITARY NEWS.
Serge ant Rice Going to California
Troop BIS New "H5me."

serge ant Rice Going to California
Troop BIS New "Home.''
TACOMA, Jan. 2L-lSpecial. j-~First sergt. R
H. Rice, OF Company c, will leave next week for
two months sojourn in California The SER
geant has been active in keeping up an interest
in the company.
Lieut. w. F. Clarke, of c company, takes q
quiet hunting trip occasionally.
Capt Howell, the popular commander of c
company is at present in Olympia watching
and working politically. and locking after the
interest of the National Guard.
Company G is recruiting soEne good men.
sergt. scally is kept busy pusting the boys
through the manual.
1t is rumored that Lieut. Bartlett, of G COM
pany, has resigned. as his work at Steilacoom
keeps him from attending company drills.
Lieut.. Col. shank, who has been endeavorng
for some time past TO have a past established
here and is in command OF the Guard at this
point, expects TO have arrangements perfected
SO that hereafter military discipline will be
observed and expected.
The members OF Troop have a largo horse
put up in their quarters in orGer to give the
troopers a chance to show their ability on the
fiery steed.
Company G is entirely out of debt and in
better condition than ever. Capt. Billings is
we'll satisfied with the progress Ehe company il
making.
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Catholic Churches.

St Bonface Catholic chLrch-Frederick and
Thirteenth streets. Mass at 1890 a. IN.
Ca;hoic church Of the sacred Heart-Bell and
Sixth strcets-Conducted by the kedemptorists.
Mass at 10 30 u. ID.
Catholic Church OF Our Lady OF Good Help
South Fourth and Washington streets Rev. T.
X. PretontaIHe, pastor Mass as usual
Advent services Besides the usual services in
the Jesuit chapel there will be ut 40 O'clock
Il cturc appropriate 10 the times aud circum-
stances. Rev Father X. T. Garrand.
Catholic Church Of the Immaculate Concep-
tion .xth and spring streets. Rev V
Garland, pastor. Mass az aud 1879 n m
Sunday school At T. III. Evening service at
7:50 . ctocs week DAYS aud mass at anu lecture
and benedictlou by the pastor at 7:30 O'clock
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Preaching at II a. IN. ami 7:3o D. NJ by the
pastor. Experimenting on Thursday at 7:20 D.
m. The Loyal Temperance Legion. under the
auspices bt the w. G. 7. T.. meet every SUNDAY
afternoon al $50 clock. The North Seattle cleo
trie cars go wi hin one block of the church
First Christian church-Seueea street between
Ihlrd and Fourth. Rev. R. Z. DUNLAP, minister.
Services: Preaching AZ Il a. m and $50 n m
Morning topic; "Laborers Together With God"
Evening topic: "Murmuring Pnarasees." The
pastor will speak al $50 2. nj. a, Belle
yue on The Reunion OF Christsudou."
Snncay-schoot at s:45a m. Lucy c. Pratt, super
intendent L. +. : G. Z. at 10 D. IN. PRAYER
meeting Thursday at 7:3o n m
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Unitarian Church.

Union, ". g. Eliot, IT,. pastor Service at
ii II. subieot of sermon, 'The Fatherhood of
God aud the Brotherhood of Man--Wha IL Fx-
ciudes; What II Includes" preceded by five
al 1854 Religious study class conducted by
the pastor, at l2:Sl. seats free and strangers
welcome
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hams examinations for the appointment of
corpofals and a match or two to come make up
the budget for the week. There is nothing new
in regard to the offer of Guy C. Ph;uuey to the
Guard o! ten acres for drill purposes. There is
some doubt whether the present military board
has the legal power 70 purchase, take or hold
realty or not At any rate, officers high in the
Guard have expressed the opinion that it would
be best for the legislature TO pass an act which
should remove whatever doubts existed before
any property was acquired.
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Tacomans Booming tho Militia.

The militiamen of Tacoma are certainly not
deficient in enterprise They intend filling
large place in the public attention both at home
and in this city during the first week in March.
On Thursday, the % OF that month, they will
produce a play at the Tacoma theater. 1t is
"Brutus, or the Fall of Tarquin." the work of
John Howard Payne, author of Home, Sweet
Home" A prelude to this play will be in the
shape OF concert by the First Regiment band
from 1880 to $780, OF more interest to Seatteites,
probably, will be the fact that the troup which
performs at Tacoma on Thursday will como to
Seattle and give "Brutus" at the new Seattle
theaier on Friday the 81. The troupe will be
made up OF frst-class amateur talent from Ia.
coma. Manager Hanna has already promised
his house to the military free of charge for
the night in question. The joint affair will be
sort of interchange OF compliments between
the military men OF Seattle and Tacoma. The
former will furnish the pand for Tacoma's en-
tertaiument and the latter will respond by send
ing its troupe to Seattle to put "Brutus" on the
boards. Both will be benefit affairs, the first
for the Tacoma and the second for the Seattle
companies.
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Free Sfethoilsts.

The Free Methodist church-CoFner Tenth
sud Pine streets Rev. J. Grips pastor FRIDAY
prayer meet ng AZ 7:S0 p IL Preaching st IL
T. -. and ~ p.
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SnirituRliSta.

Mrs G. Cornelius viii hold services At Red
Mems hall, Front aud Marion streets, at 7:3o
o. N. Entrance on Marion.
The American Union Of spirtuslists-Second
street hail of the Masonic temOle Children
progressive iyceum ST T. III; lecture al , n M
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Advent Churches.

Advent Christian chapel, on Warren street,
half block north OF Font street power house
Services at il n N. A. w Steers, pastor.
Seventh Day Adventist church. 500 Poplar
street, Seattle-Sabbat school, 10 II. sery-
ices II g. III. every saturday Prayer meeting
"Wednesday evening, "a
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Theosophy.

Theosophicsl Society meets At Pettis' music
hall l0li~ Front street. a. 1:5} The 81 ject
e the lecture VII. he: THE Humsu Body"
Assn m 4 lecture viii be given IN l. O. o. F.
hall i, Ballard All are cordially invited.
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University OF Seattle.

Rev n. J. Pierce Wi, preach series OF ser.
nous on "rhe Evidence Of Christianity IN
stones AZ O clock. as follows: January - The
Tab cts OF NlneYah;' JsuuaTy -, The Brlcks
OF BABYLON" These lectures are free TO al;
I'll 5 O CLOCK SUNDAYS.
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sopivs at his evening service Mr.. Eliot, of the
First Unitarian church. has returned from Ia
coma and Will preach today. Some OF the
Methodist churches are still contin uing their
sevfvaIa. Mis- Downey and Mrs. Barrett both
preach today, as set forth below. Other notices
are given In pace.
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Union Mission.
IEiyersaiists.

Union MIsson--ln the basement, corner OF
South Secon and les.er syenue. sunday, a. 3
T. IL, revival service. Al are invited
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TN GODS TEMPLES.
Where Religious Services Will
Be Held Today.
SUBJECTS OF THE PREACHERS.
Every Denomination and Society in the
City Represented-Hourso of Sum
day School Services.
He seattlNchufchea

HE Seattle churches
are all represented
in the notices be-
low. Mr.. RugR. of
the North Seattle
Baptist, has en- in
teresting visitor
this morning who
will discourse on
mission work in
the interior of
China. Rev. Mr..
Garrett continues
his talks on church
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THE STATE MILITIA.
A Big Affair Planned by the
Soldiers.
IT WILL COME ALSO TO SEATTLE
Benefit in Both Cities-The Examine
ton for Corporals in G Company
Notes OF the Guard.

He military OF Ia
coma and seattle sre
in harmony in all
that relates to the
welfare of the citi-
Zen soidiery, a. will
be seen from a per-
Euai of the news of
today. In this city
things are moving
along comparatively
slowly. A target
matchs in B COM
many Cant Tpura.