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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-08-04
SOUTH sHAFTSBURY,

Emma Rudd is at Mrs. A. A. Collins's.
spending little time.
Mrs. Henry Pleasant is quite ill with
an attack of erysipelas.
Mrs. DR.. Woodruff still remains criti-
cally i'll. There is very little change.
Mrs. Jesse Carpenters mother and
brother, have been visiting here from
Bath-on- the Hudson.
Thomas Rogers Jr., has had call to
60 hospital nursing. He went to AL
bany, N. Y, last week.
Joseph Lacross went to Albany, n. Y,
this week and will bring his grand
mother home with him for visit
The presiding elder, the Rev. Mr. Noe,
on account of sickness of his wife, was
unable to keep his appointment with
this charge last Sunday.
William Coulter and Jesse Carpenter
are doing some work for the Eagle
Square Company at p II. McCarthy's,
hotel at North Bennington.
Milo Pierce fell from wagon last
Saturday, striking his head and shout
ders, and injuring him seriously. DR..
Woodruff is in attendance.
Repairs will soon be begun on the.
Methodist church of this place. The
plan is very pretty and will, when COM.
pleted, be very fine improvement.
Arthur Lemay and Parker Eddy are
doing work on the Furnace Grove
place near Woodford line, the summer
home of the Captain Shields family of
Troy, n. Y.
VIM. Bourne has very bad hand. He
is unable to work. He and his daughter,
Lizzie, will take garbage drive to Cut
tingsville, and will spend week or two
away.
The Y. P. S. C. E. had very pleasant
little gathering at F. l.. MattisOn's on
Wednesday evening. Ice cream and
cake was served. The society realized
something over 81
One of Timothy Harris's little sons.
had the misfortune to get his foot in
jured by hand car necessitating the
amputation of one Tor part of one) of the
toes. DR.. Newton attends him.
Little Freddie" Gordon is sick at his
Grandmother's Mrs. John Gordon. He
has diphtheria. He is very sick. The
prompt action of the health officers will
undoubtedly arrest the spread of the
disease.
Mrs. Davis DIETER known, to many
here, as Mate Pottery: }, accompanied by
her daughter, is here from jamestown,
N. Y, the guests of Mrs. Jane Potter of
Bennington, has been visiting with her
daughter to-day, Mrs. Collins and Mrs.
]. c. Smith combining their efforts ar
ranged pleasant picnic inviting Mrs.
Daviss old friends and acquaintance.
A fine time is reported.
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now. Business with pleasure, as the,
mountain is said to be prolific in berries.
The Rev. Mr.. Woolford of Hoosick, N.
Y. occupied the Methodist desk Sunday.
He was the guest of Mrs. G.. T. Parker.
a relative of his.
The Fitchburg railroad will give an
other of their popular excursions to Sar-
atoga, August 10, at greatly reduced
rate. For further information apply to.
the company's agents, or address Mr.. C.
A. Mimmo, G. w. p. A., Troy, N. Y.
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EAST ARLINGTON.

George Mcdonald has lately lost
nice colt.
Farmers in this vicinity are improving
the fine weather this week to finish hay
ing.
A large number of ladies attended the
'pink tea" at Mrs. Geo. Safford's on
Wednesday afternoon.
At the Congregational church on Tues
day, quite number listened to the reei-
tatiOns given by Miss Goodrich.
Mr.. Goodrich and daughter arrived at
Mr.. Lorenzo Hartwell's, last week, for a.
visit. Mr.. Goodrich is brother of Mrs.
Hartwell's.
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TEACHER,s EXAMINATIONS.

Public examinations for teachers will
be held as follows: Town Hall, Airing
ton, August and 8; school house, Man
chester, August 7 and g.; Graded school
building, Bennington, August II and II;
school house, Hartwellville, August Is
10; school house, Peru Village, August
25 and 20.
D. K. SnMoNDs, County Examiner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-26
MIRACULOUS CURES.
ssoeborn Diseases rIeld 20 skulfuI
Ireasmens By Electricity.

IL Is positive fact that the art of curing
diseases by electricity il revolufionixirr
the practice of medicine, as 10 shown by
the following references that speak for
themselves:
John Leighton. s5sf Madison ssress g.
attic. Wash.s deafness Of Is year, stand
Ing cured in Is minutes: Mrs Annie Jones
S9 Ninth street. Seattle, wash., cured Of
neurasgfa and nervous prossrasiou. aiso
rheumatism: Mr.. NJ Z. Day. 2i3 Poplar
street, Seattle. WASH, throat difyicuIty
cured. Isaac wingard, Centralia. Wash.
asthma. Is years. cured.
Or. Darrin can be consulted free n his
ofiices IN Horel Stevens, corner Front and
Marion streets. Seattle, Wash. where ne is
permanently located The worthy poor
viii Be treated free from 10 10 Ii .. IA.
daily. Those able to ray from Ii a. m. TO
.. m evenings, 20 8; Sundays, 20 to L.
Cnargrs los aud reasonable. according 20
csrcsmstanc and ABILITY TO pay.
Dr. Darrln makes . specially OF treating
ny electricity all diseases OF the Eye, Ear.
Nose and Throat Catarrh and Deafness,
Bronchitis. La Grippe. Consum psion, Dys-
pepsia, Heart, Liver and Kidney diseases.
Al nervous, chronic and private diseases
OF men and all peculiar female troubles
are confidentially and successfully treated.
Most cases can receive home treatment
after visit 10 the doctors Office. In
quiries answered. Circulars and question
blanks sent free.
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This agreeable and effcacious Tooth Powder. -
tablished by more han twenty yeas experience
0os received the sanction OF the members OF the
Dental and Medical professions OF this city geeer-
ally. aad BY them 1t IL daily recommends srd
prescribed IL u - pleasant In the application ~
d Is excellent In isa effects speedily renders me
essth white and smooth. the gums hsaithsal rel
and Arm and by frequent use viii preserve them
in this desirable condition. IL gradually but a.
ACTUALLY removes tartar. and dessroyes the para
gisicai animaieuln which neglect may have per
United 20 collect and prevents their further
Huiation. thus serving q complete beautitef
ard preservsr of the teeth. Microscopic e1aminsr
tions have been m ds Of the matter deposited GA
the teeth and sums OF individuals selected from
eli classes Of society aad Of every variety of bodily
condition. and In nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites were found to exist In great
uumbera Experiments were made for their re-
moyAl and the Ingredients used In Lubtns Tooth
Powder were found 10 b most s1ectuaI destroy.
Ing them instantly.
Through the kindness OF friends W - Dse
nittsd 70 publish the following
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Congregational Churches

sssseeesyu-Rev. Joseph Wolfe, pastor. scrv.
tA
sa.-yevsief-Rev, Henry ketehsm. pastor.
80 II N aid 40 = sunday school
= N, AMI yoang psePss's prayer sasc;
sxNsss-hifch and Thomas str~esa Rev
- n Ass, TzSior. rsEt ices II q and
n seRtar sehooi y 81 Christian RI.
'sAses soelety AZ IS - q. q.
s.f@o2ia~Thls4 aud Calsersgty ssrve'k
"a 90 Mating. \ IL pastor. Residences.
a SssfsTsiiy strevt Preaching II a ~.
g. q n ~ tas pastor. Morning ssEmoa
40 a.sss ca tie Pacific CaAxi" Evening.
$3.50 We patxs cr Neos the Issue ai6ge
e. ss'-N lsekspu street 80 hd4o.. =. -. icy
kps .saeo-, NA,I street, ? IA !. p. = {, b,
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Episcopal Churches.

u @chn's, Vest seAttle--Ssrvioss. sp m.
- snys-wocdland park, Rev. C. r Rob
stepheas- BaiIard-Ssrvice, IL g. m ard
20 M, by the rector, Rev Il. l. Hylsnd-
~ MARKS mission at Frsmcnt-serienSr's
80 sunday sehocl, 5 r. IN. service. with ser
~ ~ Rev 4, 4 Garrett. 5 81
asrks-Fitth aud Olive streets David
fAesfne Garrett rector. Holy Communion,
san1ay school. 9:t5. services and ser
s~ss IL choir festival 7sSo
Sieraeats-Msrket aud Wafer s,reeta
Neaay next beforo Advent McFaiug
49, AID Holy Communion. II . q. sunday
es 4+stA hVsulug prayer. 80 n n
Eighth and James strexts Rev.
slsgs heftsrt At.On. n y, rector SUNDAY
- - eSsoge Advent Holy Communion. q ia
lag pAyeF. II = m; eveaipg prayer, s.S
Sunday school, s;&S a. n. Free siitsngs.
VI etsaiux
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Lutheran Churches.

Norwegian .Dsnish-f Fourth and Pike streeta
Sew c, q. Rosing. pastor. Services 300 a IA.
German Observation-Disclosures and Birch
asssts Rev j. Erich, pastor. Services II q
and I'D ,, m.
German Evangeiiesi--Ha Main and Twelfth
rfess& ", u Bsade. pastor: residence SIS
ksssei street Services, 1880 a M Sunday
EAcol, 2 80 a N.
Norwegian Evangvlicsl-Twelfth and Olive
gfests Rev. ]. J. kvsm. pastor. Residence.
hSs Twelfth street Services 10 q IN and
n. sunday school at l. O'Clock.
.Haay rrinity--Sevsnth and Union streets,
Sew J. l. Destou. pastor. Residence. rear OF
ssafea- Services a. II a. N. by Rev. ZvelES,
fefsiand. sunday school ~ 10 a N.
tssinan Evangelical. Ziou's congregation
kfeash aud Union streesx Rev. Z. knapps.
ssser Residence. Ices Howell street services
20 r N. sunday school l y NJ In freed's
ssA. Ninth and Howell streets.
swedish Fysngelieal--Thsri stseet, near PKG
Ns Martin l. Larson. pastor; residences. Ill
s9eesa street sunday school ia:l5p n.
sfslces iost5 n N. and y M, sad on
sasssday ?. n. Prayer meeting p m
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Baptist Churches.

Norwegian. Danish--sixth and Virginia streets
". Finwsll, pastor services 1880 q m.
I'D T;D y m. Morning sueject, "Encourage-
eeal' Evening, "True Unity"
Bsisrd--odd Fellows Hall. corner Leary ave.
tus and second avenue Rev. c. w. Finwall.
siil preach at 90 p m.
svsdish-- Ball and Eighth streets. Rev. r. O.
Eeison. pastor. services II a m. aud I'D .. m
fssmont-Aurora street Preaching IL a u.
md 5:so n m by the pastor. Rev. G. A. salyer.
Fsyer meeting Thursday evening.
Rest Duwamtsh OF church building
Hteoniinued and divine service viii DO held ia
H. Fosters house ina River Park AZ O'clock.
Georgetown Baptist Sunday school,. L.
ktsefbury, superintendent. Meets every suu-
isY In Wards hail. opposite Grant street power
hsss. teorgetown, at 10 a. m
rrst--Foarth street, between James and
eksrry. Preaching III O. IN, and 7:S0 p IN.
~ Rev. Thomas Baldwin. sunday school At the
tcse OF morning service. Young peoples meet
ass:iS
North seattie-1hird and Cedar streets serv-
tss az II a. M. sunday school AT close OF
nasning service. Rev. ID. j. Pierce viii preach
2 the morning and lecture al 30 3. ma. on
tablets OF Sineyeh."
Market strect-Msrket and Main streets
tfyiees II IN. and 7;3o n m. Rev. W. 7,
Eeenor, OF Oregon. officiating. Morning cub
pet: "Instt cation" Evening: ''Is Justifioa-
goa Eternal y sunday school 2.!5 O. NJ.
ioang Peoples Society $50 p M.
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE.
srKAMER arcgFYR

Rssuist ard reszznssnss leaves sssehsasS 1ocs
Tasszzy 4 hsrszaF s84 Szsaf4sy O.: q IA %
ksRSs.en. cFs asEasss. hAofog, ssa5sek. Lii
w8ep. Ia sAEsa He a sp@r1 unl0a city ana later.
Esss patnss aFEETsax "a EEton Ltsy 81 3. a
Leaves q usoa Etsy Wednesday Friday
al szzasy arriving u Ses.s.s 81 ,. ia
h =. LIBBY. GzsE<t.
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poRr ANGELA PORT rowNs1NDt DuD
i gsnsss AnA seattle ropte.
TINE CARD
Fast Passenger and Freight Propeller
MONTICELLO
Commencing Tuesday. May "a. 1923.
Leaves daily except Monday follows: ssassisI
2 q M Townsend foiSo. arrives Port Angeles
p m. Lsavss PORT Angeles y m; Peri
fcwasesd Q 20 p. arrives seattle 10 .. n.
Iaudinga City Deck, seattle; Tiboal's Dock, PeM
Townsend; Morsss Dock. Fort Aagslea
HATCH BRoa
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TESTIMONIALS,

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of parasitical animaleula so in
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Lead-Quis,: domestic. s2A.


The Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern train
leaving here at 30 p. "a. and arriving
1880 q. n. nov makes direct connection at
snohornish with she EyeTett & Monte
Crt,to for Everett
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City Mission and Seamen's Bcthel--6o4 Com
mercial street, near Weller. Services sunday az
O'Clock and 7:f5 p. m. Scandinavian, 4 D. m.
Services At county farm, D m. Every nlgat In
the week at 7:l5 p m. Chaplain Thomas Rees
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L'oR CHARrEEI
STEAMER rDAHd

Newly fuynisses sne sauipps1 and especially
a3spss1 fSr excursions. Address Boa us, cali
O. fsoxn 81 starr Boyd building
L. H. BEowSEEALD. naassr and owaee.
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DuvsmiaS-Sunday school o. m
Co.umosa-sunday school, p n; Preach
ing. IL 4 IN By Rev. d. BsgIsy.
south seattle - SUNDAY school 80 n m.
kane. -
fns-Third and Pine streesa Pew. CLARK
Dsvls. pastor. Services, II O. m. and 80 D. m
SUNDAY school. i2.3a Young peoples meet
irx. s-Is p N. seats free
second-North seattle, Republican and War
rea stfsesS Rev. Jo.saa shepherd. pastor
rArsonsgs next door 20 church. Preaching III
q N SUNDAY school,. 7.iA y r. s l. T.. SD
y N. al residence OF Mrs d. Eagiey. Junior
Z. % p. IN
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E,OCENE!

II a speciai br and OF surung OIL which we manu-
facture ExrRsssLY FOR FAMILY UsE
III IL A PERFECT ILLUMINATION
IT i HIG - FIRE TEST
1T l. OF UNIFORM QUALITY.
We guarantee It 10 be the RIsHEsr Possible
GRADE os ItLuNfSAftNs or. Ask for IL
STANDARD OIL COMPANY.
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sna n Hign rnazs. 1870 . II sancsy
eaoois m Instruction and benediefson.
onr Lady o. Good Hslp-scu.h FoaYsh ana
~nsaingso1 sfresfA Rev. r. X Prefoatsine.
dietson, . p IA
sacre1 HEARTFELT ani Sixth street. Con-
Suesed q toe Eedsmptorfstx. Rev. Joseph A
AAasz, T. y. pastor. Low rnsss with ssrzaon
IA nteh ns<s with sermon. i0.u a m
sasasy seaool, z.5o p N Holy Family Asso-
sssasn meetiax. - m y0pefs. sermon ana
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The only place TO set good MAteirs
vine for plum paddings IS Abraham
Grocery Com rany.
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EVERETT ROUTE
Il STEAMER GREYHOUND.
Daily except sunday,
Commencing Hsnday. Sov. 20 1888
Iv. Seattle 90 NJ Iva seattle =. 30 . m.
Ivs Everett 1879 "a Lvs Everest. 900 , IN
.-tv. Leaves seattle ...s...-......s.lisaS IN
0~&"@f' Leaves Everett. 3 90 o m
Connects with boata for Tacoma and snohomish
Land nx Colrasn dock. fo0; Of Haglon street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO.
CLATD TRouP. r. W. 0oODHUE.
Pre-. Seer.
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free lGethody,t Church.
Salvation Army.

Tenth and Pine, John Glen. pastor Sabbath
school, 9:3 . m. preaching morning and
evening; prayer meeting. Wednesday night
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Knee drill, Ia m. Family gathering, 3 D. m
rousing salvation meeting at p. m
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IIonD CANAL ROUTE
III SsS Passenger steamer
DELLA
Carrying L = RAID 5ssves Colman eoex Mon-
9a~s wednesdays aaa Tga4ays NJ 90 for
Etaxstgzs p0yg saasbIs. Ranger. ~easssk Bfianpn,
ss@zxsG0. I4l.fwAap falls hopasp7rE and Tp.Ga
Ctr RHa intermediate Ess8nts. arriving 80 Ensaa
tstty At 90 y n Leaves nsen Cry At 30
n. Tues 3Avz, Ta1rsfAys and sstas1aTs, arriving
"A seattle a. eco . IL
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Miscellnne0us.

Tabernacle, Eighth and Seneca, Rev. A.
Brown. rabbi
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The Theosophicai Society meets In Pstsfs
music ball, zoos Front street. 7.33 .. m. sub
lset: ."involution and Evolution" By Mra
Blodgett
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CnItarian Church.

seventh. between Pike and Union Rev. W.
q. kloS j.. minister. Service IL Q. m. Subject
OF sermon. spiritual Harvestg" Sunday school
q R.1. Thanksgiving service viii be held
Thursday morning, November 30. 81 II o'clock
seats free.
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chyissisa Churches.

n Olympus Avenne-sls Olympic avenue Rev.
- n Moss, pastor. sunday school 10 q m
Preaching II 4 IN and 7.se p m
firsf Church Of Evefstt-suncay school q
~ A. m, Henry Porter. superintendent Com
munich every Sunday ~ IL a. m
first-ssneca street, between Third ana
rourta Rev. r. Z. Dunlap, minister Resi-
aence Iiz harrfson street: telephone iesa sun
day sehoo.. s:45 a M Preaching. II q. m.
aua I-1 p m. Morning topic: s.Go~psl for
the Foot" Evening: "The Open Door Junior
Endeavor, s:0 p. m y. r. q. c. e, $50
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Aeooraion.. 4 ChFissssnsf. rs sseoad-
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Pulvssised eoG.ses. Loaeh. sagus'iEs q q
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HOPS are quiet. State common 20 choice,
iaGs5c; Pacific coast, IaE23c.
MERCHANDISE
Copper-Srong.
Lead-Quiet: domestic, asa
Tin-SteAdy; Straits. $ant5 bid.
Coifee-options opened barely steady.
8 points down 10 5 points advance.
ruled quiet and closed barely steady at ,
AiU points decline. Sales. III, $50 bags, in-
Guiding November. si6S: December,
Sass; January, si6 ioSs i6 %; February,
$lSsS Spot Rio--S;rong; No. ], iifsst i>c.
Sngar-Raw-Sissdy; fair retieing. 2Ase;
eentEifugAls. es5tesi. &c; re;ined, steady !;
off A. sfseg4 S.i6c; mould A, 4s4es ii-lec !;
standard A and confectionery A. Slbee
x&e. cut loaf ana crushed, aess site /;
powdered and cubes, saleSsAAe' graaa-
lated, 4 Si6s94isc.
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NaahoItc Chnrehra-

g.. No ss's Co0csptioa--SixtA sns spring
sskssa !, t2s 4ssgiss. Ezily raass, q a u.
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A splendid illuminated
laet0se entitled From Ii.
rfuE Ye1tnfn liersect Mar.
hood" Telis OF the error.
OF y0ssth. she pitfalls for
young men 21si 81 lost
Asahsse. Price 25e. henG
tFse Cor tss~ aexE 30 day..
Write 70 Pref. .. ". issdsea.
fs2 Mafset stEe;, Saa
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ro,,o.. p cAr.,l.aer. rs sscoza.
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German ACCOMPLISHMENT street, near Pima
DEssisss II a N.
Bsllasd--Brosdway and First avenue Ser
| mes II q m. and 80 p. IN.
lake Unlon-g iIbourns avenue, Fremont
|ssy d C. Head, pastor. Services IL q m and
IeDp n.
xelsh--sevensh and Olive strests Rev. J. Il.
laghss. pastor. Residences. al Lombard street
Preaching 1880 a. m. sunday school 2:S.
q. Preaching .. m
/ uaited--sixth aud Seneca stresta Rev. g. Dell
! )chnston. pastor; residence, rs Spring street
kbooi 1918 p n. Young Peoples Society, Chs
n
sscond-Oak and Harrison streets. Rev. W.
erect Preaching by the pastor IL 4 m and
|gU p m Morning sermon. 70 children:
Bsaiag subject, 1.-The Honest Dollar" sabbath
Ghool, i2.is p. m. Y. Y. I. c. T., $50 p. m
| fnyef meeting, Thursday. 7:ao p. m.
| First Presbyterian church--Third aud Msdi-
|nn streets. Rev. Alexander Alison. d. D.,
Dnetor. Residence, 1919 Marion street Services
u q M. aud 1850 p. m. Rev. w. r. George,
D D.. viii preach. sunday school. 1850 p. m.
tIR.a c. E., els y IN. Morning subject. 1.-THE
| taureh and Edncstion;" evening. Tine African
lIpsofer: sought Foundi Reiisvedi'
calyary-Markst and King streets. Rev. Bre-
safd D. sinclair. pastor. Residence 80 Market
fret Divine worship and preaching By the
Dssiof, II 4 IN. aud $50 p. m. Morning subject,
n the Church the Salt Of the EsrthY' evening,
tie Elder Sons Complaint" Sabbath school.
E.i5 r. IN. Junior Endeayor. $50 p M Y. r.
G q. Gao p m Prayer and praise service.
henday, 8 n. M
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL AANK On
seattle
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SEN sxchange and make fele6rAphic 0ansfefo
TO all paxts az the United ssatas md 4uropa
Soliclt acceuats Of banks and banksrs moe
chants, manufacturers. individasis and eos2oeO
lions.
p<ompt attention
prnncronss
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Naaionaa Bank Of Republic. New Yosk: 0s0r
mereial Msetonal Chicago. firss National nask,
d Paul; Bank Of California San francisco
FiSst National Rank. Portland
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Advent Churches.

Christian chapel-warren street half hr,cs
north Oh Front street power house Services
III = m Dr. William Chapman. pastor.
seventh Day--sos Pop ar street sabbath
school. 10 q m. Services. ii q M every satur.
day. Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening.
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DELLISGHAM BAY INSIDE ROUTE
whstcom and sehoms, Fairhaven. ssnntsh, An
scorf~s, Ftdsigo city, Utsakdy. Coapey!ile. Lang
ley, Ciintoa, Everett, Eenlonds.
STEAMER wAsCo
Leaves Basefs wharf IA -sdAYs, ThUrsdsye and
SATURDAY. At o'clock - M. Tickets for sale az
City Ticket Offce. sbsa< second street
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spirf,aaiisss-

Mra c. Cornelius viii rive fuspirsssonsi
lecture ana public tests as Red Mems hal NJ
I'D Entrance on Marion street Admission
free.
sestfie Spiritual Association meeting 10 Odd
reilowS hail. SIS Front street, sunday evening
at 40 p m Free platform. Mediums will
occupy the platform and give tests, closing
WIN circles. No admission