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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-11
ExEssPTING MORTGAGES.

There are several bills pending
before the legislature relating To
the taxation Of mortgages and mort
gagged property. For this reason
not only the public but in some
cases the members have become
much befogged. A bill has passed
the Senate and been favorably re-
ported in the House exempting mort
cages from taxation. Mr.. Manahan
of Neg Perez has another bill ex-
empting property from taxation TO
the amount Of its membranes.
If both should pass property
mortgaged to the extent Of its as
sessed valuation would be entirely
exempt as we'll as the membranes.
The most equitable method OF
dealing with this question would
be to deduct the amount OF
the mortgage from the assessed
valuation of the property, tax
the mortgage to the amount
of his lien and the balance against
the mortgagor. In this case there
would be no double taxation, each
would pay to the amount of his in
terest. With any contract that
might be made between the parties
to the mortgage as TO who should
pay the taxes the State has nothing
to do. That is matter entirely
between the parties. The duties o
the legislators extends only Il
making fair and equitable laws. |
those for whose benefit they ar,
made do not wish to avail them
selves of the equities conferred, lie
them be permitted to cast then
aside.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-11

During the few DAYS Of intense
cold weather last week one of w. e.
Reynolds cows failed to return to
the barn o.e night. Next day
search was made for the missing
animal and she as found in the
sagebrush a short distance from
town with newborn calf lying by
her side. Strange to say, the calf
was alive and risky. and they we're
driven to more comfortable quar-
ters.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Burns,
formerly of Cold Spring Creek, de-
parted for California a few days
ago, where they expect to perman-
emily reside.
VIM. V. Allen, Populist, has been
chosen United States Senator by
the Nebraska legislature.
Judge II. w. Weir died in Boise
City on the morning of the 9Th
instant, aged about SO years.
Louis Zanchi was killed by a
snowslide in Triumph gulch, near
Haley, on the night of Feb. LIST.
Dan Harrington and ten other
Occur d. Alene victims are now free
men.
Fashion papers say that the hoop
skirt is soon coming into style
again.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-11

Clarence Nicholson returned TO
Rocky Bar to-day.
60 Bedrooms for rent at Rine-
harris.
Indications are that Hawaii will
soon be ours.
Rev. Burr has gone to Weiser,
consequently there will be no SER
vices at the Probate Court room to-
morrow.
Mabel, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. F. Shields. who has been sick for
some time, is now on the road to
recovery.
A letter from Atlanta says the
Last Chance and Big Lode mines
at that place are doing well. A
good ledge has recently been struck
in the Big Lode tunnel.
Sheriff Jim Gray departed for
Atlanta this morning on official
business. Not pleasant trip
just now--but duty calls him and
he's bound TO get there.
Captain Sweeney, u. ). A. San Di
ego, Cal, says: "Shilnh's Catarth Rem
edy is the first medicine | have ever
| found that would do me any good. >
Price so cts. Sold by DIR. Bearhy.
Wyman q Wyman, two able
yourg lawyers of Boise, won -four
out OF five cases they conducted in
the Idaho Supreme Court last week
With ieniency to delinquents
Assessor Oliver has postponed the
tax sale from day to day, but next
Monday the sale will propably com
mence and be concluded within 0
short time.
A hale old man, Jas. Wilson. OF Aller
Springs, ILL.,, who is over GO years o
age, says: 81 have in my time tried !
great many medicines. some of excel
lent quality; but never before did
find any that would so completely d,
all that il claimed for it rs Chamber
lain's Collie, CHI lera and Diarrhoes
Remedy. II II truly wonderful med
icine. For sale by DIR. Silva. druggist
] Warren Layne had terrible ex
perienee last Saturday and Sunday
while conveying the mail from
Rocky Bar, destined for this place
The snow was very deep but h.
reached the summit at the head o
Lincoln creek. without much diff
Guilty. Descending the creek. how
ever, snowslides were numerous
and blocked his way and his prog
i ress was so slow that be did no
] reach Casey's ranch until Sunda,
night--being all that time withou
food for himself or horses. III
reached Lime Greek station Mon
! day night, and with commendabl
pluck started the following morn
ing on snow;shoes. with the mai
on his return trip to the Bar. TIL
| snow is reported TO be ten feet dee
Mt Rocky Bar.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-11

Light snow storms here during
the past week.
]. VI. Goodwin, the able travelling
correspondent of the Salt Lake
Tribune, made the BULLETIN n
pleasant call last Tuesday.
SHIlnH's CURE, the Great Cough
and Group Cure is for sale by DIR. Nj. j..
Bearhv. Pocket size contains 20 doses,
only 25c. Children love it.
Charlie Howeth and Tim Lynch,
two mighty hunters, have the
thanks of the BULLETIN family for
some choice wild meats.
J. p Rudisill and family will re-
turn here from the Cherokee Nation
where they have been visiting all
winter, about the first of March, ac-
companied by relatives of Mrs.
Rudisill.
Lawyer Will Dial and wife de,
parted Thursday for Silver City
Owyhee county, where they will
permanently reside. The BuLLErIs
wishes Mr.. and Mrs. Dial unbound
ed success at their new home.
KARL's CLOVER RooT, the new Bioof
Purifier, gives freshness and clearnesl
TO the Complexion and cures Cnnsti
patton. 25c., Soc. and Sl.00. Sold b,
Dr. Bearby, Mountain Home.
The Congregationalists have Be
cured lots opposite the Episcopa
church and will soon commence ths
erection of a house of worship.
A card party was given last nigh
at the residence of Chas. v. Howell
which was an elegant and most en-
Iioyable affair. The game was whis
and Mrs. Howeth fully sustained
her reputation for her agreeable 50
cial qualities. Two prizes were con
tested for and DIR. Baugh won tn
first, q Columbian souvenir coin ink
stand, and Roscoe Smith proudi,
walked away with the BOBBY prize
lost pug-dog" At the close 0
the game most delicious refresh
ments were served. Following is
list of the invited guests: Misse
Florence Manion, Mary Tate, Me
Tate, Lille Burnet, Elizabeth Fitz
water, Irene Corder, Mabel Payne
and Messrs. II. w. Smith. Harve,
Laughlin. Frank McWilliams, Johl
Tate, Will Tate, A. L. Walcott, J
: A. Purtill, ]. c. Woodward. DIR. "
r. Smith, DIR. W. III. Raugh, Fran
: 0sgood Jr., ]. r. Cleveland.
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Now Try This.

IL will cos. you nothing and will
surely do you good, il you have a cough.
cold or any trouble with the throat,
chest or lungs. DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption, coughs and
colds is guaranteed 10 give relief, or
money will be- paid back. Sufferers
from La Grippe found il just the thing
and under its use had speedy and
perfect recovery. Try sample bottle
ut our expense and learn for yaurself
just how good thing il il. Trial bot
Ties free at DIR. Bearby's drug and de-
partment store Large size Soc and 81
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-11
Round Trip To Boise.

The U. P. Ry. will sell tickets
from Mountain Home to Boise City
and return, February IA, at one fare,
1915, for round trip. Tickets good
until February 16. returning-on
account of Legislative ball in that
city, Tuesday evening, Feb. 18th.
A. G.. SMITH, Ag't.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-11

All parties indebted TO c. w,
BuRNs are hereby notified that set,
Element MUST be made on or before
the FIRST day Of March, 1893. All
unsettled accounts after March Isl
will be placed in the hands Of al
attorney with instructions to i'm
mediately enforce collection. Pa
thence is no longer virtue with me
| must have what is due me.
G. w. BURNS,
Proprietor City Meat Market.
Mountain Home, Feb. IL, 1893.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-11
THE OLD BOYS ARE IN 1T.
A Ball To BE Given by the Pioneers
.on Wnshington's Birthday.

The talk of the town is the grand
reunion of pioneers to take place in
Mountain Home on the odd and the
big dance and magnificent supper
to follow that evening. 1t is de-
sired that not only all the old-timers
but everybody else should assemble
here on that day for such good
social time as may not occur in this
town again very soon. Nothing
will be left undone for the comfort
and pleasure Of all who may come
from a distance. 0ldtimers are
noted for their generosity and good
cheer and any one who fails TO take
p vantage Of this occasion will miss
the fun Of half a lifetime. For
particulars read the ball advertise
ment in another column.
The following list comprises the
names of those who were residents
of Mountain Home previous to Jam
uary /, 1886, and are entitled to be
classpd as Pioneers"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-11
Rneklen.a Arnlea SalSe.

The Best Salye in the world for cuts
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores. letter, chappe,i hands, 5i,iibiains
corns and all kin erur,ians, and pos
itisely cures piles, or no pay required
II Is guaranteed 10 give perfect salts
faction nr money refunded Price q
cents per hnx For sale at DR. NJ.
Brarhy's Drug and Department Store
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-11

Summons.
In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial piatrie
o. the state Of idahe In and Tor tbs
County II Eiuiorv
MARY Smith, Plaintiff,


T. A. Smith Defendant
To n A smith, la the name Of the State Of Idaho:
You are fserehs notlfed THAI there Il nets He In
the ono. ui lhs IIerk Il the iatrri Noairt ri the
Fourth Judicial District II the stats II Aho N ami
4 the county u ElnasTe, the ennlpiaint Of MARY
smith, that the bonds Of nsAtrnsnnt between herself
and yaa sad Defendant. he dissolved aua that ths
custody n misaF eh.ldFen VIA; Edwin = smith
and Louisa q smith. he awarded % the plaintiff.
The particulars tully Appearing In plaintiff :
Complaint certified copy ol which Is sefYei here
With and male part hereof, and that uness Yoa sp
4 ear ! id answer said complaint within ten das.
@fter the service thereof, II served within Elmors
uuTsty and within tsgntf DAYS If served eas at sal
otiuty but within said Ia ieiai district aud within
otiy tays II ei est u said District exclusive d
the IA ssig s1rsarl the ail Plaintiff Viii apply 4
the Court Tor the relief demanded in the complaint
In testimony Nttureaf 1, W. q. Alekeeshain, elert
Il sad Distrie1 Court, have hersunt0 sci rs,
tI.sl hand and Artixet the seal II said Court a
Mountain uoeae Idaho, tais gsth day o
JahaAIs, A. y. lS98
W 4. MlCkEftsHAM CLERK.
Of the District Court
NMH pal, attorney Tor plaintiff.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-11
To OUR PATRONS
AND THEPUBLIC.

The past has been prosperous year with rs,
for which thank the patrons and customers OF our
house and the public in general. We hope to re-
eeive the same share of their favors in future.
Our lines of everything will be complete and
heavy this
We have carloads of Mitchell wagons, buck
boards, and spring wagons to arrive March LIST.
We will also handle the Osborn mower and
steel rake which gave such unparalleled satisfaction
last year.
We are the exclusive agents for the Rock Springs
Coal Company. They mine the best coal that il
shipped from Rock Springs.
And our general line of merchandise is handled
at Lowest Prices. Clothing, Hats Boots and Shoes,
Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Valises etc,
Our stock of Blankets and Quilts is great and
prices low.
We give below a statement showing tonnage of
freight received last year for house exclusively
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-11

W Turner, Adm ~ Hall.
z N Hung rtord, Sam kincaid.
Charley Turner, John Mitchell,
CM Burns Griffin,
NJ II Comes, r oliver,
Maroni johnson, JAS Hitler,
VIM field. hon. y e Heltrch.
M Hagar Henry Dorsey,
John II Brady. Amos Lee,
James Carroll, Nelson Anderson,
FPAka John Di.nst,
A W Lockman, VIM Wilson.
q Jackson Jesse wilson,
W g keyuols. Bruro.
W A Revnoils. John Goodyear.
Gus Rikewine, isaac Harmon,
C II shaw Wm Galloway,
CIV Haweth. Yielding Etheil,
More Thurston Hutehins,
CT kohrer q n Hutchins
p paniei John Tate.
Wiley Daniel, VIM Tate
John H,llsnd. D Corsier,
U. 4. Hazard, II Hubbeii,
Cant Geo W HI, Jesse Campbell,
John Morley, Jack Wilson,
Daniel McGinness, bailey,
Geo Bailey, Chris lerrli,
Chris James, charley Edgerton.
Perry sprowies, Ih's Stevenson.
Al Beck, Alb oliver,
J uayes Dr Bearby,
Thos Hanson, Calvin sch0f.
Ira sshah Wesley Pardun,
Halt y Paynter,
Jno More, ri Phillips,
AIRY Van Driiiicn. 9 u Ross
fsayld badge X n whitney,
Geo 1 Acwilliams L A Mcwiliiams,
Arthur Robertson. : BLACKWELL
sA McAnulty Carter Edwards.
n Hoxeth Cal Epprrson,
Nm Cooper, James hcoinlef,
Fred Cooper, Morns
Secretary A. ]. Griffin desires u
TO announce that if any one entities
to the distinction of "Mountai
Home Pioneer whose name doe
not appear in the above list, vii
send their names in he will cheer
fully enroll them.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-11

NFW ADVERTISEMENTS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-30

banner division Of the state At this time,
with its sevsnsy-five active members This
is practical working divisios. and - nov
completing arrangements for the organic
alton of company OF LOYAL Crusaders
the Juvenile branch OF the Sons.
On Thursday evening Division No "a
was ORGANIZED at Newcastle
Star Lake Division. No. Is, gave IN open
entertainment st Sunnydale school house
on Friday evening, the proceeds to be de-
voted 20 their hail fund
A social and entertainment was given in
Bruer's hall on Thursday evening under
the auspices Of Eureka, No. L. The pro-
gramme embraced an address by John
Busheii. q. w. p: Rotations BY Alice
Tuck and Jennie Inglis, songs by John J.
Inglis. John Bn.heii and Bessie Inglis. .
reading by Henry B. Drisko and instru-
mental music by Nav Spsulding and
George c. Spauld,ng. Refreshments. con-
sisting OF ice cream and cake, were then
served. following which wers games and .
general social time until = late hour.
Frateraal Ho0e.
The meeting Of the committee selected
to arrange for the organization of fra
ternal home IN this city will not be held
until August q, owing to the inability OF
all the lodges to arrive at decision and
make their report with respect to the
plans submitted by the committee for APP
prevail. The officers and members Of the
committee will please take notice. By
order of the committee.
Death 81 Graad Commander Ratchelar.
DR.. James Cunningham Batchelar. S3
degree, grand commander OF the SUI
preme Council of the Ancient and Ac-
cepted Scottish Rite OF Free Masonry for
the Southern jurisdiction Of the United
States. died at Washington CITY on tho
morning of July %, 1898. aged IS years.
DIR. Batchelar succeeded Gen. Albert Pike
as commander last October and has been
ill ever since. He was born at Quebec.
Canada. July 10. 1918. and had resided at
New Orleans many years before he was
made an active member of the Supreme
Council IN 1857. He will be succeeded -
graud commander BY Lieut. Commander
Philip Crosby Tucker. Of Galveston. Tex.
until the meeting of the Supreme Council
~ st. Louis next October.
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The best make of refrigerators at prices
never touched before in this market The
John Schram Company.
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Fine summer resort hotel 1t Big Hop Ranch,
now open for guestA Beautiful scenery. short
walk to snoQuaimie fallA Accommodation
ffst-clasa
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EsQuimaux 1t Leschi park today.

Deposits of 81 ana upwards received ct the
Puget sound Savings bank
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Imported Fromagc dc Bris, Neufchatel. French
Cream, received daily ct Louch's. SIS Front
street
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hOTKL ARRIVALS.


Everybody is invited to attend the Irish
American Gibbs picnic at Amunds' grove,
Sunday. August 6. All arrangements are
complete for one Of the great events Of
the season. Steamer Ellis leaves foot Of
Washington street at 10, IL 80 a. m. II 80 p.
m. Returning leaves grove at S. !, $50 p.
m. First regiment orchestra will be in
attendance.
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peoples mssssse s.G p ma Bls;a study fnsa-
day svecisg. pesyes meeting 1nufsdsy TO
p n.
Fisxf-vourth ssrsee. bsswssa yanss and
Cherry. Preaching IL q ~ snd 1.S p M
Esv. George r. Auesssos viii preach Al II q m
as1 - p m sunday school foisoviux morning
ssrvsca Young peoptes messi1g en-. Frzyef
Meeting Thussdsy :. - p M
Market strset--Naxkes and Main sereess.
J. v. Read. pastor: rssi6snee. - Tsyios
streek services II . m-.s p m sunday seheoi
~ close Of morning service In tie evening
Dr.. A. 7. koee. OF Eangoou. Bnrman, VIII
pseacs- Young Peoples society. p m
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Rainier Council. No. l3ao, on Friday
night elected six applicants TO member
ship. but owing to the reception to Vice
President Stevenson the council adjourned
and the new members will be initiated n:
the next meeting.
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Monday evening Eureka Division. No.
4. and Queen City Division, No. 1, ini-
tisted new candidates, after which literary
and musical programmes were rendered.
Latona. No. 3, and Monitor. No. IA.
meet on Thursday evening. Latona now
has q membership OF thirty-hve. while
Monitor has foriy-four on the roll.
Seattle, No. ?, initiated several new
members Friday evening. 1t was decided
10 change the night of meeting TO Tuesday
instead of FRI lay.
Public meetings have been held at Mon
roe. Snohomish and Sidney. John Bush
ell. G. ". r.. making addresses at each
place. AZ the two former places there
were additions 20 the membership At the
close of the meetings. the night ;olioa-
ing the Sidney meeting John Busheli or
ssnized Happy Vale Division. at Bethel.
in ki,sap county. Eve miles from Sidney.
This makes four divisions of the sons in
kitsap and twenty-shree in the state. q.
f. Johnson il the W. r. and j. I. Parkin-
son the division deputy.
Bethel Division, No. &. Of Auburn, il the
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ss.s of q. (seerxe.

Washington Lodge. No 3D.. at its meet
ing on Tuesday. vas advised OF the
passage OF its resolutions in regard TO the
funeral fund by the Grand Lodge. A
number of recitations we're then given.
One member Of the order 10 on the sick list.
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NEWS OF THE LODGES.
Organization Of Grand Court
of FOresterS
oEATH or HIGH RANK MASON
Ineeatot1so ~ . Sew KnigAss 81 Pythlaa
LeAgs-Yrsssr.al Beas Nsvs-
Dsas-OsAsF Ledge Joesasgs.
EETrxGs At the lodges

'ETINGS ct the lodges
are not 30 we'll at
tended during the
present warm wealth
er. which drives peo-
pie 10 the lake. 10 the
woods, hunting, fish,
ing, 10 the Worlds
fair or visiting friends
abroad. Nevertheless
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tree ethostfsfs

corner fsata aat fins street,. Rev .oAu
oscli. pAs'nr. kesitcnee - panc street Preach
sseaa;A schsel. y * q Il. asssue,as, ny.xs.
msetiss az y -.
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Iheesnrhy.
Salvation Army.

The Thecscraieai Society rasess il Petit,
Music esiI. tors From, street, n "a 80
teet: The Mission OF rneoscpsy"
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SpiritaA nee.snx-Nssoaic tsraple, Second
and fsxe. saaaAy sye1sns. o'c.oek Ma
Sse-rs medium
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Barracks, SIS JACKSON street.. Mset.ac :.n.
II = II, 3 aaa = n IA
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seventh. between Pike and Union ger W
- hsi@A r.. fastor, sety &c II q FL ~uh-
lce' % sesuaoa, TIE Nor,G's Fair az an Estp.
eA;os, esiaS the secosa ia . serI~. OF sermon.
utsAH u" a@:iss fsst. seats free saudsy
school - % > II
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Cntveranlista.

The ladies OF the Industrial society will meet
on Wednesday. August = at IN m at the real
denee OF William II. ktddelI. Depot street. near
Cedar Strangers interested Ia the WORK of the
society will he cordially received
Tho Insvet~sissts OF seattle wiil hold s,.a-
ciai meeting on the evening OF August 10 1hs
boar aud pace ~ meeting 10 he stated in uext
SUNDAYS fosr-isrsLEIsgSCka) 4 number of
prominent ciefgyneb now Visiting Alaska viii
be present and give hriet addressed Among tho
nansnSr will oe Rev. Alnaon Gunaison. d %
ot Worcester. Mae, and Rev. T. L. sweetsrr II
II. OF Philadelphia, Pa. two of tho mos,
eminent men 10 THE denomination strangers
Wishing TO hear something OF Univet.alism
shonll attend
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Church o. Christ, OF Preaching II a.
m. and p m. sunday school Gas a. m.
schoolhouse.
Olympic Avenue-~2lt Olympic avenue Rev.
X III. Moss. pastor. sunday school 10 a m
Preaching II aud -3o r. m. Young
peoples meeting GO p m. PRAYER meeting
on Thursday sd p. IN.
ftrst-Scneca street. between Third aud
Fourth. Rev. Il. F. Dunlap. paator. Resi-
dcncc, 1il Harrison street: telephone Iosa sun.
day services iva Rsnkus hall. Fifth and Pike
streets. Rev. Mr.. Dow. of lows City. Iowa win
preach tonight sunday school, a:4s a. m
Preaching II =. N. aud y. w Junior Entiesyor
society n IN. Y. +. 5. c. Z. $50 Communion
every sunday after service.
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Advent Churches.

Christian chsnsi-M srrsn street, halt black
nosta OF FEs.a, street poSer Eouse Services
IL = n. nr. William Chapman. pastor
seventh nss~So Poplar stree, ssAn.,h
seaoos. ~ q IA Services, IL 4 m every -a,pr.
iay. Prayer meeting. Wednesday, evening a
u
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Catholic Chureh~s.

Sacred Hesrt-Reu AMI sixth direct Con.
Quoted by the seeemptorists Nsss Il. 80 a n,
oar LADY q: Coed Hclp-sonth Fourth ami
Warrington slfssis Rev. +. y Preiontsine.
vss,of.
immaculate Conception and sp-tnc
streets Rev Victor tisrtsaG. :. j.. paslor Con
Quoted ~ the lssuis., fsriy msss O. n
aud s. m Hra mass, 10 - a m. Snnray
school. n u, distraction aud benetic,iou.
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IN GODS TEMPLES.
Where Religious Services Will
Be Held Today.
SUBJECTS or THE PREACHERS.
Every Dsssaassssss So sseissy - he
CITY nspsssssssd-ns.ss - sss-
Day sehesi nssvtsss.


ICRCH circles had .
pleasant sense tion
during The past week
in the presence IN
the city Of Mra
living. widow Of the
iats DR.. A. T. living.
Of New York. who 10
on her way home
from . trip around
the world, coming
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-30

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-30

Ancient Order OF United Workmen.
Queen City Lodge. No. ~, A. o. e. W..
conferred the First degree on one candi-
date Tuesday evening