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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-17
MURCH DIRECTORY.

Ices for fsis department must Be handed
80 { s'e.ock SATURDAY. TO insurs iBssrtIonI
wethsdist Episcopal Churchss.
...~~hss-suppilec from seattle puirits
80. East Seattle AissIoz-sssb2ta aeAooi
- x~r.orfai-sandsy school 10 a H.. Ep-
- ienxne p n.
81 S...ra-gev. ". o Benafour, pastor Preach
.sru.rg and evening hJ the pastor.
- <--..--stexsrt and Thlrteenth streeta Rev.
81 Il ersessrg. pastor. Services II q IA and
q s....vv ssreet-Third and Battery ssrees. Rev.
LaGsn, pastor. services al II a n snd
80. Danlsh-FIflh and Olive streets.
s. - \ Luaasgaagd, pastor. services l. a. m
SlssUr n.
1sxsa--Tcwn Of Gllnan, Rev. J. e Edwards,
sssss~~ sssba.h school 10 o. IN Preaching II a
fvwortA League p. IN. Reading League
- n.
- Rev N. A. Covington. pastor. Preach
sro i6 30 q m. and 30 p ~ sunday school,
.slrrx. rrsnont-Rev. W. II. Dycds Class
-sr17sx ie.51 a n; preaching. II a. IA: sun
w1ehoel. Y m: young peoples meeting, sd
s ~ prssching. 100 p. m
hff<e1t-l318 Jones strcsL rev. ". W. III DeA,
..sspx Services II q. m aud 7.39 p. IN. by
81 Wilbur I. b. Hnruood. ID. D., of louisiana
sssskrse1fag, / .. m 5abbath-school, 10 p IN.
fsInss Park, BaIiAYd-Rev. W. III. Johnstons.
.ssser services II q. III. and 2. m: sunday
1870 10 q IA. class meeting - m Junior
IsSrus 80 9. m: Epworth League 7:s0 p IA.
exrd.sh.-Fiith street. nesr Pike Rev. John
fnsyr. pastor: residence, 81 Birch street
Ssvaees ID o. q B-; Sunday school. Il:So p. IA.
esaax peoples meeting, p. M evening service.
9Rm-
c~sce- Rainier and King stree.A Rev. T. W.
nrfse pastor. Residence, ELL Jack son street
fsev,ess III a m. and $50 n IN BY Rev. j. W.
fusAour. D. D., of Port aud. sabbath school, l2:i5
n: young peoples meeting, 6:s5 p. M:
fuesass evening Dr. Bushogg vii lecture On
sfs5,uestlc Lie IN syria aud Palestine" prayer
rssssag Taurzday evening.
Fus-Thlri and Marion streets Rev. W. A.
ehsnkisn. pastor Residence. LOO Marion
arssl Class meeting, 10 g. n.: preach
iss II q. N. AM 7;w p. m Morning sub
-: aThs Deserfcr." Evening: @Some
Ceases Of failure Life" sunday school, Il. 30
d n: Epworth League. 6:i5 ?. m Prayer
nsefing Thursday evening.
TY.nify-Mercer and Kentucky sfreets Rev
Newman 7. TedrieE. pastor; parsonage next
door 20 church. Preaching, II a. IA. and
s:Dp n. Morning subject: The Peace That
fsssefh Understanding Evening: "Behold
sseaa,h school. i2:l5 p IN. Junior League,
80 p N. Epworth League, 6.S0 p. L. social
meeting Thursday evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-17

EVERETT ROUTE
T. STEAMER GREYHOUND.
Daily except sunday
Ccrnrnepc5nx AandsY. 90. ~. 1898
tvs Seattle 90 Tvs seattle Stso .
sEstrstt 1888 III Lys Avsge,t 800 y ~
-. Leaves Seat {. 81 ! - a Ia
eAnSHfs I Leave. hysreff e.. ~. .ss... . % y IA
Connects with 5astE fsF Tacoma aad SnenonisE-
Laadsnz golHsaa docs fo0E u Marion street.
SEATTLE A&D TACOMA SANF3AFFtS CO.
CLAUD TaOUP 4. W 0DDDhIh.
Pres seer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-17

Has Ieapsd inc p5pa A. favor aaa distances al
cDni qsytRcfs "a sagprlSsDg3y saerf t.ioe Way.
ieca8se & has merit
nearly 9o GOO ssla ~ United states AID CAussa
Ia Nekplfi}s.E
POLLEN ACNE "a ne result 81 tie htgRsst
aitsuae5v ui~si.Eal = ence O car Uuse AID one o.
the l1osE wo,ls-fsG achieves ats To IA Sieai hts
tory and A pFtce.rs. boon - an y ind.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-17

4 beautiful fur rug. Wilton or
Smyrna, makes an acceptable
II Nmss git. Pacific Carpet Com
pany.
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The Scrtncsa Pacific are now Running dining
cars between seattle aud Portland on trains
leaving seattle aaily AZ 3 IA and teaviug
Portland daily al q r. N. THIS service Is &C
know eGEe1 "a he unsnrnassed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-17

II sick heaiaete i misery. bat sTe Carriers
LIZ Liver Pllls & thew viii positively cure 80
seonla who have used them sea. lTapNly OF
their worth IHey msii sud essy - iske
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Hemstitched haudkerchels worth -
cents for : cents AZ Latouy & Co. s.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
Ii Nsw Passenger steamer
HELEA
iCsrryiag Z. ;. DsiN leaves Co5nAn Dock Mon
days, Ns1nsscAyS AL9 FrtssFs a. % a q. fol
X saxs;On, Pori GAmoas Hanger ssAtsas Erlnnaa
sssrA.te. t4lstssap ais Ho8sfsgsFE Ane Easca
City sa1 iafeguls5&1s points. s-F4Eiaz a. Enloa
~ al - 3. az leaves am C.sI e. % a
IA TIE lays. Thursdays sa8 saturdays, arriving
Ia Seattle q. 100 , IA
CaAkLEs MAGTsoS, Msstsr.
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Hebrew Synagogue.

The Theosophieai Society meets in Pe,tis
music hall, loos Front street, 7:3o n. m
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sTrAMEr rnrnArta

.savss Hstaea3s wharf cary sFesps s4n1xy a
49, , n sss fTslsos ~ passage apgly "a eaAsa
". l. sEYAQEE. xaxssE
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CHANGE or TINE.

Unth further notice the steamer City OF KlnE.
stcn will leave Seattle for Victoria aud way
ports daily, except SUNDAY. at SIS & m. return
Ing will leave Seattle for Tacoma AZ a = III.
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seventh, between Pike and Union Rev A.
W. Martin, OF Tacoma, will preach. service IL
q. m. sunday school a. s2.Sa seats free
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-17

Fine gold and silver watches at ). X.
Rayse's, s0A Front street; hours of sale.
10 50 a. M, 80 and 90 D. m.
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Free Methodi.t Church.
UnitarIan Church.

Tenth and Pine, John Glen. pastor-Sabbath
school, 9:i5 a. M; preaching morning ssd
eFealbg; prayer meeting. Wednesday night
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Catholie Churche..

,Oas Ls1y Of Good Hesp-soufh Fourth aud
Washington streeta Rev. F. x. prsfoniaine
Fasso'. MAS. o. z. and 1910 q IA; bene-
IEtaacnissa Coneeption-sixta and Spring
streets Rev Victor Garland pastor 'C4,ns
quoted - the JssaIss. Early mas. o. n
Aha a. m High mass, I8sSl a. IA san1sy
senoo4, p m. Instruction and bensdsetlon,
5.D p. q.
sacred Hesrt-BeiI and Sixth street Con-
oncsed By tbs REDEEM ptorssts Rev Joseph A
kAuix, C. =. pastor. Low mass With serrnon
. m; high msa with sermon, i0:D q m
slnaay scsoos. 2. 81 ,. n Holy Family Asso-
os1ediction, 10 D M
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TESTIMONIALS

Read what your dentist has to say
about it:
We have carefully examined the
formula of LUBIN'S CARB0LIZED
TOOTH POWDER and find that it
contains nothing that can in the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
/ gum. 1t has in its composition
sufficient antiseptic properties TO
! sweeten the breath and make the
! gum hea thful and firm. It's daily
use VIII help 10 prevent the forma-
I tion of tartar and the accumulation
of parasitical animalcala so in.
/ furious to teeth aud gum.
". r. GlDD.NGS. ID. ID. ).
/ GEO. w. BRAGD0N. u. ID. 8.
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER, ID. ID. s
T. Il. ALBlN, II. ID. ).
L. NJ. LESSEY. ID. u. =.
H. DE>P0RTES. ID ID. 8
ALBERT j. FORREST.
c. r. BROWN, ID. b. s.
GEO. L. MILLER.
JOS. k0UDf.
We. COME, L.D.S.SN.RC.D.3
&. u. GRIFFIN.
J. NJ. FOX.
j. ". PUTNAM.
J.N. PRAThER.
LUBIys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Coed Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
ment
Contentment makes life worth ltv.
ing.
Is CENTS A soTTLL
Stewart & Holmes Drug@.
WHOLESALE ACKSTs
Seattle Wans WAiiA xsss.A
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LoR CRAETEat
sTEAMER fpAHd

Newly Furnished ana equipped ant especially
adsptsl s3f excursions Ad9Te-s bar z7s Ga call
o. rsosa ~ starr Boyd saidinS
&. u. BAOWSEIALD. Master and owaaf.
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER hnczYYE

" n VI
Rxbai.t ard y@faFnlaAed l&sx@s 4sseh&sts 1sex
TgsssEy. lGgrs1sg &n1 -axar4&F a. a m a
AlzxsE@a, org Naaf bic HanEar. s@a1ecx Etgs.
wsap Dusasto. HgQ1e part. Ia42n city saA sats.
ae4l ass y1lnts arriving n IalSn city a. 5 D. m
Leaves CE.8S Gtsy = " aAass4sy Er49ay
"a sadly aFrsviaK -szstls e. 8 q N
4EHE MAsEsg
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Young Mems Christian Association.

Evangelist. Webb and Reid will conduct the
founs Mems Rally NJ tue Y. n c. A. at4 o clock
today. All young men and strangers in the
city are invited TO attend
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-17

i)oRT TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES AND
L DUNGkN EAS-
STEAMER MONTICELLO.
psrfy SERVICE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, Die. ls. 1924
Leaves Seattle. 700 n a.: Townsend 10 80 a
m Dunsensss 1900 M arrives Fort Angeles.
80 p m leaves Port ngeles 200 n IA leaves
Port Townsend. 600 n m. arrives seattle. s. 30
y IN CITY DOCK c.. Seattle Asenta
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epiritnaIista-

ODD Fellow hail, SIS Front street. sunday
evening, 7;so y The spirttualists of seattle
VIII unite on this occasion In holding a grand
jubilee. 70 which eli friends and the general
public are cordially invited.
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Advent Churches.

Christian chapeI-wsrrsn street. half block
norin oil Front street power house. Services
"a . m Dr. William Chapman, pastos
seventh Day-Scs Poplar street sabbath
sehooi, W a. IN Services. III q m every satur-
aay Prayer messsags Wednesday evening
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ErEsy rRS
CEEAMER SUCCESS
- n

CEEANER SUCCESS
- z. : Gan.
ts1 Esd att fhes ser !. ISa4
FROM ANkt78AESS t. ~AN IVA sSI.AgnS
Leaves ertsMv AsressT ~ 5 uc.fss a n 4v~-v
cas- exurrs >ansay. tssssgA.sss srcss psra ~ska-
Evg. ks1EzeF. Esec&far taeR~S, AuANarss<s -.
tsta X. fAares AnneFrses ~ ! n n snF 2ha aNsv~-
rs@l.sea petals amS FasE sawAfts. t1SA >asAA31
tAsga& frFfsg RsTrzsg. -1aSEnz ctnss sssr nect4 -
ut trains At A@zss ser $eszfs FAcpn4A Rsxerses
An-A FarE En~ns@a3 FSrNrts NSWaAfz
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miscellaneous.

Tabernacle. Eighth aud Seneca. Rev
Brown, rabbi
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United Presbytsrf.n Church.

sixth aud seneca strests Rev. s. Dell John
TOD, pastor: residence. Ti5 Spring street
rfssening III q aad 80 D. IN. Morning
SUBJECT, "se f-Destrucfion" sabbath school
lib p M Young Peoples society, els p NJ.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-17

PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
TIAk CARE
Leaving Yesier's Dock
skATrLE-TAcoMA RoUTE
Baby.
stsamer STATE or WASHINGTON
Leaves seattle for Tacoma 81 1890 a tn, 500
,. and $40 p N
PARE, Use.
ATTLE-BELLiNGHA BAY ROUTE
DAILY.
Steamer sEH0ME
Leaves Seattle for BsitiExhaEa Bay, Anacortes aud
Port Townsend a. 1900 p M
eEArTLE-LA CONNER
WILDLY ISLAND RoUTE
DAILY ExEErT SATURDAY.
steamer FAIRHANEN
Leaves Seattle for Everett, IL Conner AMI al
Wild Island po.nG At $500 p. IN.
xnsctiys November l. lsaS
= 4 NEFF. Gen, Manager
care of Yesisr book.
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pAcIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle Is follows:
For San Francisco, via Peri Townsend and Vie
toriA nj p m tpasssngsrs received on board 81 .
p m-) Dec 4 Q. Ia, ie "a, ~
Fer Alaska. Dec Ii and 2e nj q IN
From San Francisco. for Victoria ana PuEet
Sound ports, at m, Dec l. o. IL. 10. n, &C. 81
Tickets may DO obtained at the Office o. the eom-
paRy, at Ocean dock. seattla
GooDALL. PERKINS . CO.,
General Agents. San Franchise
J. IT. JOHNSON, p = sup, Seattle
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EVERETT ASD sSoHoMrsH RourR
The only bxs' AAi goes through without trssssss
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Hs;aslss wharf Tuesdays Thursdsvs ana
SATURDAYS et a. N ter FdJnsnds, NnkiItso, Ev
sreiI Asrysy!iie. EAss Everett. lowell and sac
hon3lsa FANE To EVERSrf. s9e: To sSUS
HoaisH. SOC J. A. HATFIELD. Agsat
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DELLfS6HAM BAY INSIDE ROUTE
whstcon and sehome. FairhaveH. sami.h. An
eeertss Ftdsiso City, Ctssaiy. coupevine Lang
1ey Citation. kverest. Edmsnas
STEAMER wASCo
Leaves Raksr's whAyf Tuesdays, Thursdays and
fsssardsys at ocsock q Ia Tickets for sale nj
ttv iekef one s. "a second street
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CenerexaiisnaI Churche..

.enoot. sG q n. Preaching, IL q r.
- m Juaior Eaassvof. SD p n
congregational Churches
e.. n,yg9k1yn--Rsy 1o<epa Wolfe. pastor serv.
: "a n sad y N SUNDAY school, Il Is
cLazssater-Rev. Henry Eetsharn pastor.
sSavsees IL m and : - n N. Szn1ay school
-. 2. n, aud young feopse's prayer meet
~ ~ sor -bi-ch sns Tho-1sz ssreeta Rev
1879 "a Lee, pastor. Ger vsre~ III o n. aud
80. = D. sunday school z 20. Christian Ea-
aeaScr socissy at % .. "a
W. yn1oush-Third aud Tntverslry streets
80 see sutslaxs ID. b.. pastor. Residence.
80. SaisefsiEy street Preaching u a rn
1hd 20 p u sy tie pastor Bible school. II u
xSrTeAsoa street scaoos. ?. 70 Jog stree. school,
wan sxee;, p Ia Up &C =. s.i5p. u.
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OCfcK TIME TO SAN yRAsCrsco
Aas a. poiasia
CALIFORNIA
VIA TIE Nj SHASTA -oase - 90
souTHERS PACIFIC CoMPAxx
The o=1y soass
THRoCsu CALIFORNIA
TIE 4. posa.s
EAST AND seCTH
fNs scsSTc EovTS or Tns PACIFIC ccAsx
kxcorS4on isek-sS 20 Los Aaxes~s ana re, ara Sroa
Seattle $ss.s&
PULLMAN BUFFET sigTPERs
PULLMAN sscoSpcIass SLEEPING CARS
At;aeh>9 70 express trails. amorstn< snpsrsar 80
eSfnzaodsiiazS for seSoraa-clASs passengers
kos Rates. tickets S3e@g * car reservations
etc, Cal upon address
THOMAS A. GRAHAM. District Psss~agr Agent
aA9e fAfiae Ave tA4shiagSsA e4axxl, Tacoma.
T. RoGERS Assls.aa, GENERA Freight aaa
Passenger Agen.- Portland. or
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL sAyx OF
Il SAaftteL
EAtl coptAL.s
surplus. cS0VV
Sell exchange ana MAKE teiegraphtc uanafefs
10 all parts % the United states and Europe
SO iclt accounts OF banks and bankers nsr
chants, manufacturers. individuals and esreerS
sioas.
collections entrusted 70 eur care VIII receive
psompt attention
DIRECTORS.
JACOB FURTH. Fres10e9a
A. n sTEwART-..........--... Vice prsaidena
a FRAuESTHAL I. RoBINsoN and yAAED
r. HAYDEN.
conaxssoSpxsrss
Nasisnk Baak OF Republic. Nsw York; Cemp
merciai National Chicago; ftrst National nsah
ID Paui: Bank of California san frnnciscoS
firs, National Rank. Portland
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Ir WILL MAKE WELL MAN OF
ANt AGAIN.

POLLEN ACNE 1 the use ssRsn sns Nttal tcrrc
ef Hasars $as4rUs sFxss1E care ~ iest VIA
forea ewes eEEeaSgh and wtsoE - fsa 90 At+s -
gcnerAsta.l. GarWs &4eS49 &&a geffHA-ss So A.
Ssrvss,, iispess,S Lees y snhoa5, n szx Memory.
NlshG 3 issi sssfss, FAst Ahssses. ste
a'rfe~ - tsf -. sssh guarantee ot cure q
rsNssv rsff.ai.-S 4 DaSI.a 81 fant&F2 xe4-F~sr
fRe 3 ~ six r3cNa<ss Insts On gStfi@s
Pollen Acme Al - 9FakS So - sSAsi ~
"a 10 raaEG Srspsssfs- &&4Fess
STANDARD Iss NJ EleN CO.
p.ssFac oA.xr NsANcHs
Seattle Wash.
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.eees for ttis department. must Dc handed
~, { oie.ock Saturday to insure inssrflonl
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nELLrNoHAM BAY. INSIDE ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
For Edpands. Everett, Clinton, Laasiey. Coupe
vile, Utszisdy. Fida 40 City. Aascurtes, santsh,
falrhAyen. Sshofas aud Nns cou. leaving seattle
NJ n1ays, Wednesdays ind fridays al Z q IA Re
turning leaves whsscem Tuesdays. Thursdays
and saturdays at $50 e. m. landing at BAKERS
wharf. foo, OF University street
THOMPSON BROS
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THE GUARANTEES LOAN AND TRUST CO.
Incorporated 1857. Capital s2ooooa
rraasacts general banking business
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received In aas amount nom douns
upwards and Interest allowed taersoa
Aoass loaned upon improved
farm aud city real estate
TRUSTEES:
LEIGH q T. HrST....................r reslesns
COLUM BUs r. Vice Prsxidsnt
a, n. HEiLRRoS. ................s.......Aa Manages
~ n DOW .sss........ .s~cfetaFy
J. u. BOWMAN. w A. PETERs r. W. WIZ
MANS. wM RICHTER FISHER
EDWARD BAILEY.
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RsSKs.

SEArTLz DIME SAVINGS BANK
"a Pike street
New Beard Of psreeto,S
Does 9 general banking business
six per cent fnteresg GA time espcssu
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
TEMPERANCE WORKERS.
The W. O. T. U. County Convention
at Enterprise,

The annual session of the Dickinson
County W. q. L, U. convened at
Enterprise Friday at 2p. m. with the
president, 4 Miss L. Bear, presiding.
Reports of vice presidents were heard
as follows: Enterprise, Mrs. Case;
Abilene, Miss Bear; Sunnyside, Mrs.
Carter; Chapman, Mrs. Poor; Chap
man Y, Miss Hart Superintendents
reported as follows: Loyal Temper
ance Union," Mrs. Haines; Prison
Work." Mrs. Correll. Rev. Brauden
spoke on the needs of the work.
In the evening the Chapman Y's
gave an interesting and instructive
program in the opera house. There
was were music, recitations, essays and
an address of welcome by Mrs. Case
with response by Miss Clayton.
Saturday morning after prayer Mrs
Rhodes OF Abilene gave a Bible read
ing. Reports of superintendents were
continued. sabbath Observance"
was reported by Miss Sarah EnHle.
She appealed to all present to extend
the work. Temperance Work in the
Sabbath Schools" was reported by Mrs.
Lille Gibson Of Chapman. "Infuenc-
ing the Press" was reported by Mrs.
Harger, showing, that local papers
have assisted the cause whenever
asked. Several superlntendents were
absent,
Election OF officers followed and
resulted as follows, Miss Bear refusing
a reelection; President, Mrs. IL. Har.
ger, Abilene; corresponding secretary,
Miss Il. l.. Bear, Abilene: recording
secretary, Miss Clara Strickler, Solo.
mon; treasurer, Mrs. Libbie Gibson,
Chapman. The session closed with
prayer,
At the afternoon session after devo.
tional exercises led by the president,
minutes were read and considerable
miscellaneous business transacted.
A question drawer was conducted by
Miss Clara Strickler, Reports of com.
mittees on finance aud resolutions were
read and accepted. The latter wer,
quite lengthy and related mostly Il
local favors received, The following
was of general interest:
Resolved, That we heartily approve
the active part the ladies have takeT
In the late election, their object beinC
to put into office men who will epforc,
the prohibitory laws.
In all the work there were signs Of
activity and zeal.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
LATE REPENTANCE.
The Outgoing Administration Ia

The Outgoing Administration Takes
Action ON Bonds-Council Doings.
Niib ,,rruNfl. mich aud disc,ufag
4 minu.r MAYOR MtltosOu called tue
ehy DADS tU order ia the City hall last
nIgnt. Minutes Ut March Sd were
readily City Clerk Smith and approved.
Bills approved by finance committee
were ordered paid.
On motion 1t was voted to advance
$26 to each hose company and hook &
ladder company of the Fire depart
ment.
The committee consisting Of |. s..
llallaln, &. =. Crawford and John
Read, to negotiate with holders OF un-
natured bonds Of the city made the
following report:
That after considerable correspond
ence we lind the best that we can get
IL an offer of bonds at not TO exceed 81
per cent premium, together with
accrued interest to date. Believing
that II will be for the best interest OF
the city that the interest and sinking
funds low cn hand should be put to
use we would respectfully recommend
that the treasurer be authorized and
directed to remit TO the Kansas fiscal
agency n sum to take up 1000 with
directions to apply the same on any
maturing bonds of said city except the
issue Of July 2, 1883.
On motion Of Mr.. Kirby the report
was adopted.
The committee to investigate the
purchase Of hose reported progress
Committee continued.
Report Of committees on police was
heard and committee continued.
Reports Of city treasurer, committee
on fire, water and light, and Of surveyor
who measured water test read and
received.
The vote of the city election was
then canvassed, there being practically
no changes from the REFLEcToR's
report on Wednesday. The following
corps Of officers was declared elected:
Mayor-J. Il. Nissley.
Treasurer-W. Is. Giles.
Police Judge-W. s. Anderson.
Schoolboard Treasurer -- g. A. Hodge
Councilmen-G. Folk, j. l.. Worley
p. r., Pitts, j. f. IIautz
Members Schoolboard M. Hoffman
A. IL. Paul, L. j. Stoddard, +. j. Muir
ply, l.. IL. Faulkner, W. l.. Nixon, Z
B. Ross.
Jnstices--J. p Quinn, IL. 4. Seeds
Constables - +. +. Peters, J. Z
Simpson.
On motion of Schopp committe,
consisting Of Schopp, Shane and Rae
was appointed 10 select public dump
ing ground.
The last meeting of the old admins
tration then adjourned. At the mex
meeting the officers elect will be sworl
In, with the exception of ouncilmeI
Folk aud Hantz who took the oath o
Office last night.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

The following Is the list of unclaimed
letters remaining in the Abilene post.
office for the week ending April II,
1898. Have your mail addressed to
street and number and 1t will be
promptly delivered.
Lightner, Miss Jennie Ross, Miss Clara
Iiders. Miss LizEiO Allen, Elk
Legit, Josiah Enders, John
johnson. 70 Hoyt, Elmar
feelus, W III Perry, 4 n (O
hcEVay, Poter hanon, John j
smith. q HC Powell, Charles X
Roach, John Hawk, Jacob
O'Brien, Harry Mires, Ray
simpson, Master Harvey Zsmors, w
N. B.-Under the late order of the
postmaster general, one cent Il c.) will
be charged for advertised letters.
Persons calling for the above will
please say advertised" giving date.
DIR 9oRDGz. T, N,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
Charged With Emhezzlamant

win N. Lee, who has been acting as
agent for the Singer Sewing Machine
Co., was arrested last evening on a
charge OF having embezzled $590.7O of
the company's money. In default Of
81 900 bond he languishes in jail await.
ing examination next Thursday, He
claims that he is not guilty of criminal
intent but that the shortage was caused
by the expense Of living.