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Lonely IennneId.

At the session of the Police Court
yesterday, e. D. Lengfeld, arrested by
Ohicer Maley for being drunk, stated that
he had taken only two drinks of whisky.
On these ne paid judicial revenue tax of
IS to the city treasury.
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Grocery store Bu,.gIarfzed.

Early yesterday morning the grocery
store of L. II. Cook q Co., at Tenth and
K streets, was entered by burglars. who
got away with a quantity Of liquor and
tobacco. 1t looks like the work Of bows
or tramps-more likely the latter.
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The Palmer Case.

A large number of witnesses were ex-
amined by the prosecution yesterday in
the Palmer murder case, all but one of
whom testified on the former trial.
District Attorney Ryan said last night
that the prosecution would probably
close this forenoon
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He is a Member.

In the report yesterday of the banquet
given to DR.. Cluness, the name of DR.. +.
K. Waggoner was unintentionally omitted
from the list of members of the Sacra-
mento Medical Society.
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Nothing to Be
Desired

Every Flavor made by Dr..
Price has the peculiar taste
characteristic of the fruit from
which it is obtained, and i'm
parts to cakes, puddings,
sauces or creams such a
delicious and grateful favor
that their use really leaves
nothing to be desired. We
have yet to see the housewife
who has used Dr.. Prices
Delicious FIavoring Extracts
of Lemon, Orange, Nectarine
or Vanilla, who was not de-
lighted with them. The PURITY
OF DIR. PRICES FLAV0RS is en-
dorsed by the leading chem
lists and heads Of the great
universities of this continent.
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The Red House

Commences their winter clearing sale to-
day, and starts in with 200 lots marked
down. Each day there viii be more
added. Watch their windows and their
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Lamping's Condition

The favorable symptoms in the case Of
Al Lamping, the injured locomotive fire.
man, continued yesterday, and the belief
that he will recover grows stronger each
day.
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EVERYBODYS COLUMN.
Correspondence of Interest to the
General Public,

Under this heading the RECoRD-UNIoN Will
publish short letters from correspondents on
topics OF interest to the general public. The
matter in these communications will be un-
derstood to represent only the views of the
writers. All communications must be ac-
companied by the name of the writer, not for
publication, unless so desired, butas guaran-
tee of good faIth.-EDS.
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AoaIn at Work.

Yesterday the Grand Jury resumed its
session and gave some time to an investi-
cation of the matter of the recent burglary
at Perkins
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Extra oua1itv Hams.

Our new stock of sugar-cured Eureka
Hams are now out. They are fine. Try
them. Mohr & Yoerk Packing Com
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PACIFIC HOTEL.
Conner < and Fifth Streets. Sacram.nl

Corner X and Fifth Streets, Sacramento.
CENTRALLY LOCATED AND CONVFN-
Y j lent to all places OF amusement. The best
family hotel in the city. The table always
supplied with the best the market affords.
Street cars from the depot pass the door every
five minutes. Meals. 25 cents.
C. f. SINGLETON. Proprietor.
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WRITE to Cooper for anything in the
musical line.
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FRESH fish and Eastern oysters every
day at Eastern Market, Twelfth and j
streets.
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HADAC

or forms, Neuralgia, Spasms, Fits, SIeep-
lessness, Dullness, Dizziness, Blues. Opium
HabIt, Drunkenness, ETC., are cured bv DIR
NILES RESTORATIVE NERVTNE It
does not contain opiates or dangerous drugs,
- HaTe been taking DIR. MILES RESTOEA-
TIVE NEtVINE for Epilepsy. From Sen
tem6er to January BEFORE using the Nervine' r
had 1oconyulsions, and now after three months
use nave no more attacks. john B. COLLINS
n0Ineo, Mleh. Il have been using DIR,
MILES RESTORATIVE NERVINE fonr
months. 1t has cured me. have taken it for
Epilepsy and after the first week had no
attack '-Hurd G. Brasius, Heathville, Pa
Sold on Positive Guarantee.
everywhere. or address
oH. MILES MEDICAL Co.. ELkHAar. Ino.
Sold by all drugg lists.
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The Red House

Starts their winter clearing sale to-day.
The cut is deep, i'll many instances far
below the cost. The dry goods and fancy
goods departments suffer the most.
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MARRIED.

E-WITTENBROCK-I this CITY.
January 18th, at the residence of the brides
parents. by the Rev. ]. II. Reider. j. G. Mar
tine to Lizzie NJ. Wittenbrocl1. No cards. =
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FREENIAN'S HOTEL
Opposite Depot, Auburn, Cal.

VIHB LEADING HOTEL OF CENTRAL
l. California. Every room lighted by eiec1
tricity. Every accommodation furnished
guests. w. A. FREEMAN, Proprietor
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

BOARD AND ROOM, So, So SO AND
ID So so per week. Meals 20 cents.
f. BAYERSDORFER,P Proprietor.
W Z. HALL. Chief CLERK
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ID USS HOUSE, MONTGOMERY STREET,
II extending from Pine 10 Bush, san Fran
CISCO Cal.-Business center Of the city, con-
venfent to all banks, insurance Offices and
places OF asnusement; containing 800 rooms.
j. 5. YOUNG. proprietor. feTms, 81 so, So
and s. SO rer day. Still lower terms for ex-
cursion and other large parties. Superior
accommodations for families at very Iaoder-
ate rates. Hotel coach in waiting at all boats
and trains 10 convey guests TO and from the
house free Of charge. New passenger elevator
for convenience Of guests. dew
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NTAISON EAI1RI

ERENCH ROTIsSERIE, 613 X STREET
Il Sacramento. L. FAURE, Proprietor.
80 Family orders. banquets and wedding
parties a speciality.
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Restaurant de France,

GEO. WISSEMANN & CO.. PROPRIE
" tora, 427 K street, near Metropolitan
Thester. Family orders, banquets and wedding
parties a speciality
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walter Cakes. 70 take pisos In o. Paul on tn.

walter Cakes. g. taks place In &C. Psri on the
3tsh OF saas rsocsa
NJ Charles y hedoo he's Lift fox the East anS
expects 70 20 abroad this summer.
Mr. Peter Z. sszdehaxss. 81 sozsn Bead. Ind
wns the guest this week Of Nj w. n Csiksrsl
Hscnssday evening . s1ppss vas given In
honor Of M Pss. schultz. .; tie Crson Cab
Mics Phslrot ana Aiss Xserss isis soe Canada
Yesterday raosniss. Aed VIII Be gone ios sous
tina
NM H. =. Rassray. Of this city. 10 the guess of
her daashsss. Ma H. 4 street, Of wssssng-
ton. City.
Capt ". C. n Grahsme. Of o,eas is.ard. u n
the FAusy Paddock hospital for s.~ssmsu,
Ara Gfaha@e 10 With him
The Albion Club met with Mr. George
Iseoes Thursday evening" literary and nus
Heal programme was rendered ana deaish,sr!
time vas ees1yed By ell.
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HoorIA~, May i2.-iSpccial. the w.
CT. L. gave a social at the rink Thurs
day evening.
The q. 4. Il. post had campfire enter
tainmen, at the rink Saturday night.
Haseor Lodge. No. ~. n. of T.. con-
ferred the Second rank on J. l.. Crawford
ON Tuesday evening.
Mrs J VI Lane, Of Seattle. is ssopping
at the Hcguam.
Mrs. l.. Il. bryant. of olympia. is visit
Ing her daughter. Mrs. 4. r.. nawdv.
Mrs. Aie1an4er Poison is visiting friends
in Seattle.
Mrs. T.. W Moore. Of Portland vas the
enes, OF Editor Moore for few days this
week.
Elxard Money. OF Everett is in town
on pleasure trip.
4. II. Kuhn Is attending the Grand
Lodge. ]. -. a.. F.. At Olympia. as repre-
sentative o; ueqalsm Lodge, No =.
4 farewell progressive whist party was
given Thursday evening ~ the home 81
4. ". France IN honor of his son. ". IL.
France. " 10 has gone To British Columbia
- sne,sd the summer.
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Congregations, Churches.

Edgewatcr Congregational church-Services
at IL a. m. and 30 p IN. sunday school ut II :l5
p IN. y. s. c. Z. at Gas p III.
Taylor Congregational church-Blfch and
Thomas streets. Rev. George H. Ice. pastor.
Services at Ii a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Brooklyn Congregational church-Rsv. Joseph
Wolfe, pastor. services ns ii a. In. and p. m.
Sunday school Mt i2l5 p IN. Regular weekly
prayer meeting Thursday At 7:3o .. IN.
Plymouth Congregational chnrch--Coracr OF
Third and Cniversity streets. Wallace Nutting.
pastor. Residence, $50 University street.
Preaching at IL a. m. and p m. The pas.
tor will conduct the services at /, a. m. and {
r. n. Morning subject: 1.-The lnsuffcieney o.
orthodoxy" Evening Prelude: divorce.
Scrmen: Lost. Stsssed or stolen" y. T. = &.
Z. Friday at $50 =. m. Bible school at l2,2o
Jackson street school at =. m. Joy street
school at 3:I5 r. IN. Pilgrim school. Wall street,
at p IN. Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tan Eudeavos ~ OILS y. N.
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Chrlsffnu Churches.

Olympic Avenue Church OF Christ -3iA Oiym-
pic avenue. X H. Moss pastor. Sunday school
at 10 a. III. Preaching at ii a. m. and 7:3o r. m.
Young peoples meeting at $50 n. m. Prayer
meeting on Thursday at 80 p. m. The North
Seattle electric cars run within one block OF the
church.
First Christian church Seneca street. between
Third aud Fourth. Rev. X. +. Dunlap. pastoy
services in A,mory hall sunday school. s:a5 a
m; Miss Lucy e. Pratt. Superintendent.
Preaching at IL a m and =. m. Morning sub
jeci. life With God:" evening, "Ihe lfrepres-
s.bie Conflict"
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Catholic Churches.

Catholic Church OF the Sacred HEARTFELT and
sixth strests--Conductcd by the kedemptorists.
Mass At 1870 a. Ii.
Catholic Church OF Our Lady OF Good Help
South Fourth and Washington streets. Rev. +.
N Presontaine. pastor. AZ the 10: 70 service the
choir will render Sehubesi's Mass IN q complete.
Catholic Church o. the Immaculate Concep-
ton sixth and spring streets. Rev. Victor
oarrand. =. j., pastor. Conducted by the Jesu-
It's Early mass g a m. and a. M solemn
high mass 10 80 A. m sunday school p n.
Instruction and benedicsioa $50 3. n.
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Advent Churches.

Advent Christ;an chape'. on Warren street.
half block north OF From. street power house
services Ct IL n m d.. William Chapman,
pastor.
seventh DAY Adventist church, BOD Poplar
street sea,sie-Sabbath school. i3/a n. sers-
Wednesday evening, 80.
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We. tne committee on programme Tor
TIE concert gwen 4; FIRST Methodist
Protestant chagch Friday evening. Mar
+. l~s tender our thanks 10 the ladies
and Gentlemen xao so kindly and ably rs.
s4.;~d - on that evening. also 10 tie
yolag ladies who acted IS usaers.
Ma DEcKgSsox.
NATE T. pr4Err.
Exak 4 HkrRAwAY.
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The Free Methods, chu.eh-ro.a.r Tenth
and Pine streets Rev. !. Iyipps. pssto:. tr.dsT
payer meeting st . p IL Preaching g. Il
q n, - aad 80 p. H.
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CnlYeraaltans.

The rniversal,ss sunday school viii. mee. in
Freed hall. corner Ninth and Olive streets. a!
IL clock. The Ladies fndnstrial society meets
Wednesday afternoon. May IL. with Mrs Riddle
Depot street, near Cedar. All are Cordially in
y.lsd
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Unitarian Church.

Unitarian church seventh. between Pike an
Union. ". e.. Eliot. j.. pastor. service AZ II n.
IN suhSec. oi sermon. "Tbe Revival We Nee -
preceded bv fiye-snlna'c sermon for children.
sunday school and religious study Class e;
y "a = IL
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Embroidery sale. Biggest bargains ever
se-r. IN Seattle Monday only. Max u.
oc7eaaesuaer. Second snd ~y'ing.
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Tne yoaa- men. rally ~ ia ! - & A. VII
y. addressed ny Rev. tsafk paws Tos;sy ~
o. COCK "a tire hall lsl- fsost street AL vosl 81
szea aad strangers IL tie ely aye iav!te. IL
attend
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DACIPIC NAVIGATION coMPANY-rAsr
i time for Tacoma, Everett and SnoAomish rivee
points.
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON win
leave Everett daily. except Sunday. at . N tos
Seattle
Leave Seattle for Tacoma, IL q. m.
Leave Tacoma Tor Seattle. 2:l5 p N.
Leave Seattle for Everett. &:AO 3. IN.
Leave Everett for seattle, 7.l5 .. m
Leave Seattle foe Everett. 1000 p IN except eoe
Crday and sunday.
Leave seattle for Tacoma, $50 p. m. Saturday
only.
Isave Tacoma for Seattle, AIS p. m
Leave Seattle for Evefeft, $50 p. m
Calls At Edmonds only. Connects daily except
Sunday with STEAMER HENRY BAILEY for
ali enohomish river pontA Only daily through
line. freight 81. Oh per ton.
IA COMMON. WILDLY ISLAND AND
IL EvRRkTT-
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN
Daily. except saturday, Q p. m, Tor Edmunds.
Muckii,eo. Everett. Clinton. browns Point.
fuca oak Harbcr. r,saladysand Ia Conner. Re
turning leaves Ia Conner = M. daily except
sunday, touching Everett 81 ]: I'D y M. arrive
seattle y Dont cell ~ TuiaiiP on return trip.
Headqu a1ters Ia Seattle. city Dock. foot Of Main
street.
f. j. RATHBONE. Agent
FRANK wArERHOCsE General Manager.
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ru,oa ~isxlon--Fu the basement, corner o
sonta >eeon: and 1esler avenus sunday, q.
: IL, revival service.
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SpiYituAliats.

The American Uaton o! spirituaifsts-Sccond
e,reet hall Of the Masonic temple. Evening
service at ~ y. m.
Mrs e Cornelius will hold services at Red
Mems hall. Front and Marion streets, at 30
!. IN En;rance on Marion
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Don't la % visit sas finest drag store
On ;te Coast, Ies.er ana IaI-a- q. q.
tiEy. IN. t.
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~msr. weeas Ar s<gls&saaa. eoEa 1snsd stir
tax other zefsz izzfs ase1 "a fae sssE s.3rosA
Esss.ers. sz23s ssrtrss = " & Hszsaease
s.Azsx.s lie 1ess 10 saS r-A-AS- F-1ee - cents
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Hvrienie Milk and Cream Company. az
Fsout Street. City fiea'ieaess- ne u
salts n rnv analysis of the sample al yoar
Hygiene NIX left with ne ars Ne follows =
sample y hen operei y - perfectly sweet.
- gravity -.-.--..--.- t..its
aztrY -.....-. = = per eeuf
-. ..-..-.... - ger cent
,-asatn and sxsAE : - 49, eeHt
49, ..-.-... q re- GET
totsk solids u ~ reF ceut
have made thorough examination
fog pcYsegyagsves. such ss torax. bor3oic
acid. saltcyilc Acli. soda, nltre. ct. ant
gaG the sample IS free FROM sGca uSe ~
it, preparation, ~oaseQ neatly The keeping
quality ana merit ot the f'si4A are dae -
,.ser method 3f treatment As long IS
t.,re snlgk is used in the process. ~ ta.s
.s,nple showed = being done. TO nni
hesitate 10 pronounce y healthy ami se..
suited Tor domestic purposes
Respectfully, & T. Boo Atots-
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TheoAea,hy.
Inioa MiAAion.

TIE Thensorhicai society meets in Pe3js'
music hai. !ess- Front street. a, % ? IN. sab
leci The sous Warfare The public STE
lugsts!
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Meshodist Protestant Ch.rehes

Columbia Sunday schooi-As To- 80 a. m. John
ke.so. superintendent: followed by sermon.
Rev. J. Shepherd and Dr. fsgley alternating
Dusamish Methodist Protestant church
Rev. Josiah Shepherd. sunday school nj 10: Sl
q Preaching AZ II 80 N. and 80 p. ~
All invited 30 the services.
South Seattle Methodist Pro.essau: church
Rev. J. shepherd. pastor. sunday school At :
?. m. Christian Endeavor at 6:4j n m.
Preaching at IA Prayer meeting changed "a
Wednesday evening.
Second Methodist Protestant church--North
Seattle. corner Republican and Warren streets.
J. + Bailey. pastor. services al III m and
80 p m. sunday school at le:ia d. b. Ward,
superintendent Y. +. 5. c. Z. 1t 6:3a p m. The
public cordially invited to all services.
Firs, Methodist Protestant church-Coraer OF
Third and Pine streets Services A. II q m. aud
S 2. M, conducted BY the pastor, Rev. Clark
DAVIS sunday school ut Il 30 p. m, II. ". Carr,
superintendent Young Peoples society OF
Christian Endsav at o.i5 p N. sunday morn.
ing class at 10 o'clock, u. Horton, leader. Thurs
day evening praye, and song service at 7:Sa
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f1EuPLEy sAvINuo BANK, OCCIDENTAL
L block. seattle. w ashfngton Capital elOO 600
Oneers - Boari 81 Trestces - Bailey 0asssst.
PHsident: Jacob furfh Vice President: Arthur
a. Denny Second Vice. President. James u. Hay.
den. Manager. Cashier 40 Secretary; Frank T.
bodgeft, Assistant tashiss: !. schwa baeher. John
Leary, Wm H. Bailey, Lohn Collins, otto kanke.
Transact savings bank business exclusively.
Deposits received from one dollar 20 ten thousand
dollars. sfx per cent. interest per nun allowed
on term aud our per cent on ordinary deposits.
DIVIDENDS declared the last day Of May and No.
vember. Loans made on real estate appgovod
collatorAia only.
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sunday schocl ct Z - aod Y. r 3 e. Z It Sc,
r. n In the morning fT. Alsson VIII ccnsin ue
BIS ds<e1s.scn OF tue fesefEecssoa of the ocsy.
considering this phase OF tire snh;ect. --ss the
Resarrer,sea Body IL the haEse ~ TIE Present
Rody, VIII the Resurrection Body Retain sAs
faysacai Impesiscsions OF tas Present BODY"
The eseasuS sermon VIII % eoastnasiso oil
the ssc,sct Of Baptism From the Presbyterian
s{nrArslsn
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Sngeud.a store room. 80 feet deep on
Commercial street k1css~ciAss location.
Lea ~eu, Ap?.y rooas rs >sia'rs-LAi.nsT
stf3ttssEne
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J he Rev. and Mrs. j. NJ. Patterson were
svsa farewell reception this week in the
pessn Of the First Presbyterian church.
n shols affair vas under the manage
nnt II the Young Peoples Society Of
1eaena Endeavor. with Miss Stacy in
AAnN NJ. and Mrs. Patterson leave
1m1aS for Omaha. Among those present
-: NJ and Mrs. McCready. Mr.. and
II aaeersy. Mr. and Mrs. q. +. Cooper.
md Mrs. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs.sO. r.
Anah ~. and Mrs. ". {. Wheeler. Mr..
- Nm Z. s. Preniic, Mrs. Hayes, Miss
5eooy Mrs. YeaxelI. Mrs. Ball. Miss
A1oed, Miss Toxsr, Mr.. and Mrs. Todd.
N Adams. Miss Culver. Miss Sewer.
An Howell, Mss Chamberlain. Misses
tnita Misses Cushir. Misses Wingate,
Nh Lsmon. Miss Baker. Miss Bali, Miss
sesssii, Miss Malsins. Miss Shaw. Mr..
isaas. Mr. Ga,nbeil. Mr.. Roberts. Mrs.
ing Mr.. Spinger. Miss Lynn. MIR.
Ssasd'ef. Mr.. Woibert. This committee
ssesssed the guests; Mr. and Mrs. ]. w
sraxue. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w Derickson.
W. and Mrs. +. b. stacy. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
. saison. Mr.. and Mrs. :. NJ. Clark. Mr.
IA Mn II. 4. Bali. Mrs Il. II. Stone and
a. and Mrs A :. Black.
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Tlsss TIE peop4e Of Seattle iu.iy appvesi-
nse What a luGary Eas cooking stoves are
Mas manifested - tae great number of
orders rpe.A. ssg hy .As sss company during
the nzstwee >oW shAt sGFa rsier Is surely
here every one should Trova,ie themselves
x..h one 81 shese STOVES ahmed saie.y. So
,be present 3toey$. terms are - ~ os2eFs'.
tor short tisse oaly.
>xAfxtrC.s & FtE,ratr igeHT 90.
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W Aoalay afternoon the members o.
re ladiss' Lawn Tennis Club held their
eeeiaas q tie club house for the election
eRcers for the ensuing year. Mrs. 4.
Z haal presided. officers we're elected 81
ssess: Ms. Chester Thorne. president
stuart Rice. vice president: Mrs. 4.
hais. treasurer: Ms. J. NJ WinsIox.
3's5s'afy. Among those on the board of
Ss'ors are Mrs. e. II Marble. Miss
] assssoa. Mrs. Little. Mrs. Harry Hus-
q. Asss Jessie kershaw. /, was decided
~ The first tea Of the season should be
On The first "Wednesday in June.
ssaas thase present ~ the meeting were
sredesiek Mos'ei Mrs. Huson. Mss
sasa NesiEuh. Mss Anderson. Miss Bow
NFs Robert Price. Miss DaSin. Mrs.
qua, Mrs Fred Snow. Mrs. l.. Il.
I Nashs. Mas Mamie Harrington, Miss
aas Miss Seymour. Miss Bessie kef-
q R. Miss Little. Miss Daily. Some of
s .sa have already begun praciic:ns
sa perhaps succeed in retaining
s s''y more III the prizes in The toa:n-
IA mar they held here last wear.
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FsFes chase Tor rsen. which was 10
assa fsace on Sunday. was post
"a Secoant 81 the inclcHencg al
b. -essasF. aad ~ taSs phase later. a.
no dale has heen fxesl. II is pro-
=. sSs these who are - inclined shall
sFosn the Riding .Iub any or every
afternoon and gake Il canter over
r.a's oE any other p.sce fancy pre-
g.. a0aesas those mo wvnt ouI last
: sseFaoon sevs Mr.. |. ". An
A. ~. JACKSON. Miss Roweu, Mr.
. r.. A. W, + Bcsl and Mss Auaa
- Tie Rsdlas Clab Is also great
10 Troop Is. as almost every
aigh; shs 6s4l Is conducted
iss. correspondence - new being neId
~, Ire secretary ot ,hls eiae ana
ssaaas master fron Portland III
~eaaag hs> services 70. the
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IN GODS TEMPLES.
Where Religious Services Will
Be Held Today.
SUBJECTS OF THE PREACHERS.
Every Oesomtsattsa aaA Society il the
City Experimentation az San.
day seheel ssrySeeA

HIS Is the first
Sunday after as
cension in the
church calen
oar. Services
will be held in
all the churches
though there
will be no spe-
cial commemo-
ration Of the
day. In First
N e tn o st
church Rev. s.