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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

This vas SURPRISING. news for the little
town Of Rochester New Hampshire,
where all the facts are known and have
besE widely coznmeHtsd on. add No be-
iiese our readers will be deeply IN
terested when al The details are made
known.
Mrs Levis NJ. Henderson resides al
10 Rod road. Rochester. Nex Hampshire.
and when asked about tho msttsE. spoke
freely and unressfsedly.
-for long time" she sail II vas
very weak and delicate In hs3lth. Doc.
tors called my troubles lung aud heart
disease. hal very bad cough and
spit up blood every day. ] was very
weak and Frustrated. and had number
Of spells Of falling 10 the ioos and also
when outdoors. in which attacks they
they thought waa dying
Il was 80 nervous my htabs would
draw up as though ] had the crsmp
was 10 badly Oh. 30 weak and run
down. that l had b give up and take TO
my bed
Il kept my room for almost three
monthh then began TO take Dr.
Creene's Nervurz blood and nerve rem
sdy, and dclieyc that this medicine IL
all that saved my life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

Il have received the greatest possible
benefit from its use. and both my hus-
band and myself believe that could
not have lived without it,
Facts like this speak volumes for this
medicine. DIR. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy. II it can make such
a remarkable cure as that OF Mira Hen
derson il 10 indeed most wonderful
remedy. medical discovery which is
the greatest blessing To our people. II
IL will cure such q bad case az Mrs.
Henderson's was. IL 10 an assured fact
that IL will cure all who are ailing. run
down in health or out of order with
poor blood. weak nerves. stomach. liver
and kidney diseases. 1t will surely
make the weak strong. the sick we'll.
Besides, il is purely vegetable and harm
less.
Doctors widely recommend its use. 1t
IL indeed physicians prescription, the
discovery OF DIR. Greene OF IS West 1sth
Street. New York. who is so wonderfully
successful in curing all forms Of nerv-
Gus and chronic diseases The doctor
can be consulted free. personally or by
letter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
Specimen Cases..

s. II. Clifford. New Csssel, Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rheuma-
tism. his stomach was disoriered. his
liver was affected TO an alarming de
gree. appetite fell away. and be was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg. ILL.,.
had running sore on his leg Of eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes OF
Bucklens Arnica SaIye, and his leg is
sound and WELL John Speaker.
Cstawba. o.. had five large fever sores
on mis- leg. doctors said hexas incurable
One bottle Electric Bisters and-one box
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him en-
tirely. Sold by Peck Bros, drug store
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

esd ne asasxzfioaisfs tksE - so<e -
fhey obf4sns4 pc.s~ssis1 "a TIE keseEp
Hisnt buildings sad tney fss1 . rrecie.
nafsoa a Ihs ehzr4essr sbose rsisrssd
b. hs uoulo a oncs reeaxz ~ them ~ >
DC l4eta xosexnnsnf sDd pp9rl tnsn
b izndiss . torres ffon osl saEsblp.
tken &c the h4Fbor. and he KEPT that
promise THIS assuFsncs gzs the inspk
fetion Of ths Dc<snsnf snd. Eith0Qk 4.
the aassEarionists would not have 81.
possd themselves - the eonse4ueness II
fxilnra They relied upon 10 1liifary
f0rcs q their oxn. Or they had nons
xorthy u the nzns. Tue PROVISIONAL
zossxnmsnt xzs established By fke &C
tlon u the Amsrscsn 1inlsisr and the
prrssnce Il the troops landed nrom TIE
Beaten. and its eontlnusd exIztence y
due % the belief u HAs4ii4ns that II
they made sn EFFORT "a oserthos Il they
xoala eneouatsr the armed torcss 1t the
Unitei states
Appeal. were Cosfession>
The earnest appeals 10 the Ansricen
minister Tor military protscti0n ~ the
oftcefs of the prosisloaal gosernment
after 10 had been recognised. shos the
utter absnrdity % the claim that 10 gas
established by q saecsszkul rexolution ~
the people of the iaiands- The appeais
sere conless.on b. the men Who made
them Of their weakness and tlmidity.
CoAragcous men. conscious u their
sfrsngfh and the justice u their cause
do not thus act
IL Is nov claimed that q majority Of
the people having the right - vote
under the constitution Of 1851 never
favored the existing authority or annexa-
tion 10 this or sny other country. They
earnestly desire that the government VI
their choice shall be restored and Is
Independents respected.
Mr.. Blount states that while at Homo
lulu be did not meet . single annexa.
tionist Who expressed willingness 10 sub
nit the question 70 q vote Of the people.
nDF did be talk with one on that subject
xho did not insist that II the Islands
were annexed suffrage should be % re-
strieted a. To give complete control 10
the foreigners or whites. and representa-
tive annexationists have repeatedly
made similar statements TO the under-
signed.
Under q Threat OF Nan
The government Of Hawaii surcn-
such time only as the government Of the
United States. upon the facts being pre-
sented 10 il. should rsinstats the eonsti-
tutsonai sovereign and the provisional
government TO exist until terms OF
union with the United States have been
negotiated and agreed upon"
A careful consideration OF the facts
viii. l think eonsincs you that the
treaty which was Withdrawn from the
safer further consideration should not
Dc rr-submitted for its action thereon
Should not the great wrong done TO q
feeble but independent state by an
abuse OF the authority Of the United
States be undone by restoring the legit-
innate government Anything short OF
that viii not. respectfully submit, sat.
lsty the demands of justice.
Can the United States consistently in
sist that other nations shall respect the
independents OF Hawaii, while not re-
speeding 10 themseivess
Our government was the hrst to recog-
nize the Independence OF the islands.
and IL should be- the last to acquire SOW
ereignty over them by force and fraud.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

We do not intend TO ndorse any exec,
articles OF genuine merit. We thereto
take pleasure IN recommending 10 suffc
srs from Piles In any form. n prompt ano
permanent cure. The following letter
speak Tor themselves:
Mrs. Mary G.. Tyler ~ Hcppner. Orr.
writes: one pkg. 81 Pvramlf Pile Cur
entirely curcd me ~ plies from. which !
have suffered for ysars. and have neysf
had the slightest r~tari, IN them siuer
NE. Y. 0Brssp. koek Blulfs Neb.
says: The PKG. % Pynm3 PIE Cur
entirely removed every iraos ~ itching
pills. I cannot tililk you enough for e
The Pyramid Pie Cure u a new. ~
tain painless CUR ler every form 81 piles
Il e sale. SURE and caesp. Any druggis
vii set is fer you u yea ask him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
FREE rosroFFIcE DELIVERY.
Figures Regarding IL in Towns and
Villages.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l0-First Assist
ant Postmaster General Jones has made
his trst annual report Discussing the
experiment % free delivery in towns and
villages. he says this plan has been
given a practical test extending over
period OF two aud one-half years In
forty ak towns and villages ranging In
population from 500 10 400 inhabitants
the system has been 10 operation for
two full years Tho gross receipts OF
many q these postotices showed tenn
p0rary Increases. and in some part at
least IL the increase ia the volume OF
mail could be plausibly attributed to
the effect OF the free delivery service.
But soon the novelty were OF
and the resident OF the vii
lage again found IL more con-
venient To call AZ the village postotiice
90 get bis mail The annual increase in
the postal receipts and in the volume Of
mail coon settled down 70 a moderate
ratio. and the extension OF the FREQ de-
livery service 10 towns and villages
throughout the country. involving an
annual expense Of at least sl0.OOO,000. is
not justifable and should 30 suspended
at the close Of the current year The
total revenue OF the department for the
past fiscal year il stated Mt s75, sssi. 933.
being an increase Of sf.9j6. f57. or ! per
cent Having in view the records "a
past years. Mr.. Jones IL of the opinion
than al appropriation Of sl7.2l0.o00 will
be required TO compensate postmasters
foe the coming fiscal year. This is an
increase OF q. tiJO.OO0
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

IL will cost you nothing and will
surely do you good. il you have cough.
cold. or any trouble with throat. chest or
lungs. DIR. Kings New Discovery for
consumption. coughs and colds is guar
anteed to give relief or money will be
paid back. Sufferers from la grippe
found IL just the thing and under its
use had a speedy and perfect recovery.
Try n sample bottle a. cur expense and
learn fer yourself just how good thing
II is. Trial bottles 10 cents AZ Peck
Bros. drug store. Large size 20 cents
and al pO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

SsS FEkxcfsco. Nov i0-Sealng cir.
cles are greatly exercised over notices
that have been received IN thls city
stating that any vessel found sealing
Eithip = ninsiy miie hmit q the Com
ususiore group % islabds GA the Siberias
coast vii te ceaii~csted. tagether with
eli tackle. OfBrers and cfsNs u IL
stated. msy esp<st The sirte~n months
imprieonment ~ The mice a siberia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
PRESS CLUB MONUMENT.
Chicago Club VIII Dedicate One
Tomorrow.

thicngo tluD VIII Dcdtcate One
Tomorrow.
CHICAGO. Nov i0-The Chicago Press
club will ungeil and dedicate it's hand
same monument at Mount Hope GENE
terry next Sunday. The monument 10
h. unveiled is % Bereai sandstone. from
the same quarry from which came the
material used IA the 500. coo Garfield
monument AZ Cleveland. II il IN the
fofu u al opelisk. the main shaft being
tEenty i've feet IN height On The vest
face u the shaft - the clubs monogram,
e r O." through shich runs an arts
iieslly designed quiz pen On the same
side ~ The base % the monument are
the woriis Press Club q Chicago" ia
rsieed letters. while Immediately above
this = the date OK tho laying q the cor.
ner stone. a -F.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

= rs-,efs - ~ Fi~ress Fssefite Fr~-rrip
tsn fhat I'll eps8 81 sed rure FFery su-
feettsi ~~sneH. ia g. prssrrtFffsa af .
rhrsi.ssn hse h.~ssi ssss~f 10 thea9snats II
eae~s aci ee~sr f-ssf vsattss
~ yniF rssA tAsfs tesen = ttaf - tes
faeuafsrfslrsf~ 80 rsrflElss - refan1 -
ssfFtaF r - fsesitt - a1te4iessssrd
fhis fr~rfrfis.N f~~ea-s 80 eriefo -
- trsitfh'e fsfsag~ss fsinaae sns.as ssf
49, Tess ts~rtlrrs eteh - ss~ft-ssnNas.
aia,frs ~ - tises 1srr.. ast~nI spa
80 feafiaFfftes 49, fsseisee@sFes = 90
sf.setsi sfrtrtsf-s - fasaFffs ffas-sff..
4 n rstfe~ ~ feeelsess sosf ~ssf ettnF
$500 fss~isasa sfsf frsr,te sksrses
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

II l-dY treats tss6
Toe Eisss - Isje.
~ is'ely tells h.,dy
Which - best q, Try.
u TIE pair thfef eyes arc vinltinr
heres ihe fsas5n Why
Ten g. one Trey both are drinking
Royal Rvby@ Rye
Royal kut,y" Rve Whisky -
guaranteed nissolutcly pure aud
eleven years old It, great
popularity atheists i;e inertia.
IL IL "a rye that is . kye. rec.
commended for tbu inNalid. the
eonvalescent nnd the commons
seur. pat up on homer aud quail.
ity guaranteed flioiflsd ~ ,li.
till.ryl kofAI WINE Co.
IHtc As.o.
Ask fef u ~ 20 pet quart
battle Fos salr ~ ssf,bnsf y
Aldworsh. Drusg.sta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
CLGLKS MUST SUFFER.

900 beautiful long Cioaks In the LOT will 70 Il
elo0 si50. si.95 and s2oo each
39s Cloaks. intended 20 sell at s2S viii 70 az an
even sl0 each; all the prevailing coiors
2l2 Cloaks worth els. win be cut squsrsiy In
two. $40 each.
e25 ciosks trimmed In fur or sssrsrhsn Al one
half their value.
$50 real Astrachan sAsque< worth s5o each.
at So
Fur Cares at one-hsf value
Misses and Children's s12 sla sia ana sls
Cloaks. with handsome fur and other trimming.
now 600. 900 and 500
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
HEALTHY FxERcEE

AlIHf AfhfftE
fFs=h ar afsi prep
e. fod hr,B - hep
q vFsnan "a s~sl esn-
! istlsh fts insam
cieut fur sfne --ak-
sn>I - herue dr~n
a. fhaF arr ~ ths
ehneats aad irrexs
laFfftes p~eaiiar -
tkelf 81
Thcy 20 ~aaiY hip
~ thnuea thegss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
The FINAL VERDICT
OF THE
Great State of Michigan.
SPRING & COMPANY
WIN EVERY COUNT m TEE DRY eooDs CONTEST
SCENES UNPRECEDENTED N the ANNALS OF TRADE.
VALUES FAR BELOW IMAGINATIVE MINDS.

quarter Of . million doIars I'm merchandise SUBJ
jected to the most extraordinary reductions st
tempted by any concern In this country.
The greatest Of attractions In styles and prices
will be placed upon our counters commencing Monday
morning.
large force Of clerks will be employed TO walt upon
The utmost courtesy will always be shown
to every
We will for the benefit Of all. that this GREAT
SALE will be continued indefinitely
Please examine the wreckage prices In every DEPART
ment Of immense store by the great shrink
age Of values. SPRING COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
DRESS GOODS.
A DRESS PATTERN FOR CSC.

We have upward 81 30 Dress Patterns in wor-
sed plaids containing ten yards Of rafersl splen.
did values Tor ladies and misses and they shall 60
6:sc per Pattern. A great variety q
styles viii lie spread on the coontrrs Rear silk
cepzrtmentl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

ihr9n sfafefetnf4 are utterly at
varaara With the evidence. aecamcnt-
sFY ari oral. cauisinei lh ar G.5aufs
reports they ara confra,ictsi ~ dee
laraticns an8 letters ~ President Dole
ard ether anaesatlonists s0d - Mr.
Stevens osn verbal alDss@s0rs T. NJ.
Bioaht The provisional governaient
~sa fecossntsca aheu e bad little other
than FaEef etistence. add Nhen The
legitimate <0Fsrnmeat Eas ia fali Pc
se.sisu aud runtrai a the palace. the
tarrscks aui fhs poiirs etafsoa. NJ
Stevens Eeii kno~n hast.lty and th-
threateniug presence - The forces
iandei from fEs Boston rsFe az that
r1nlt have tbes sHcl,eJ serions sppfs-
h-neion IN the win.la n Ne aseen. her
oi'icere and 'nFd suplo-ferz II = fair
O. say that Secretsry 3 .sstsr's stafsuasnt-
Esss bsssd srs,u information phiea be
al reeefrrti from Ne Stessns sad The
special eesass Isaiaeers. bat 1 ana uaaiis
~ see Tat they we-e deceived The
tf,efi sere is1llel. nos - prstect Aaisr.
irsa fe AL property. tat - al "a
Qsrrthrfsta4 ia srstiRK x1Frrc nert
iostf fsfr rfeeaocs itupilei coersiFs
meas1ess sfaiest 81
Erraps tEt-.f fa@ Nv ososern~-,s.
To siatement Eivro a. NJ Hiount
~ Aimns. s<erfrtt 80 rankine naval
cefer as henaieia. ~ ass 10 fhs
trrcp~ rss~ isaaesi enbiy 80 prnt-ef
Aslafi-Hn FitFeus s1d Afsf~4ta thes
F~re nsltf sfatessd eaf " tss tntsa
aee fsa 90 AL re grl ss.1asi sDgesu
erHf fhsF rer~ $50 . sfsiiear.lf TAa
b. ~ ~ s.tasti tazf tfsets r. e
rarat eousps'f.l.si the . ~rra,a-at kssii.l
irt 80 fe rrsrisanaEns 49, al
sat-r fas fsff.ea n tfIsrsrsn Ffas
~ ~ ssfif sfaas q 80 ssassae..f. 4
49, 81 So - aalax ~ ssev.as pea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
HlNDkERCHIEfs.

At &c. SC. Sc. &C. i2sfc. lsc lie. lee and ale
Above ioc they are ell hnenk Great varieties In
plain white and colorcd bordsrs
LlCES REDUCED.
Shades Of cream. white. black In Bocraons.
Chantiiy's and Point d'Psris-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
=: ~ DRs. KENNEDY { E1eA s ~:

nyu,rs q - ssxn-i . ~ A.hss "
-. A>u.ns nsrsoss snA vs>k. NJ b>sk -
s.ni % sx,s<kan. nsui cd ,pvHst hnsans
drsi.s a ni.rAs vnks.sd ne I'D ss~n ~
- nsst.. Psxsnk hsascsass ssd EszsiiS poc<o
no hslp. triad advises ne tot5 Ora ksnnzz
- - g. noatAss snsakzn>ns s.d h ssssk
uv~-ls ~uiains ever dsy. Tl<~ 49, 1000 =
q slss yssss TA~s hsss ssrsd ..say Of ~ fsis.d
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-24
Congregations Churches

Rrook.yn-Esv. 1assph Wolfe. pastor serv-
y r.
EfSswaier-Rsv. Henry Estch2m. pastor
sstsAces II . a Gnd d :. n. sunday school
10 z. m. and Yo1Eg psop.e's prayer ms~s-
isflor--Blrea sn1 Thomas ssrssss Rev.
1s9Fze H. Lee, pastor services Il a u. sud
: - = n SUNDAY school l&-S0. g1rtsZlaa En-
osAF@f society a. sd o E-
PlYmouFh-Thir1 aaa Uusvsrstty streets
wasisrs sstttaz. d. u, pastor. Residences.
80 University street PrsschEag II g. n,
"a - p N ~ tie pastor. Bills sch@ol, l2.n.
Wal street. 3 . m YPsC E. s.5p. n. Al
.aS morning service tbs nasac Will be- Nosnn-
a@sy. Pastoral symphony" Praise God From
song a. BetaIeAsn. b Ha1dsl: solo parts by
Ass Lois v eosG worth and Ar. ~ u. sroats
,sioris fairi; hymn. joy 70 the World, the
Lord IL Come" by Handel. cEfertory solo.
..chiia Of Bethlehem BY ssissr, Mr.. ". RI
mnittsesey: sermon, Rev. wallace uniting;
nyEn. while shepherds Watched, oy
n ~ a.. possiuse. sggas In aai
Al the evening service the music will be; Vol
nntary, Largo" by HaHde. Prot LANCER. vic
nn; prof ChApin, harp; Mr.. Daring. organ;
fafmers hvmn. SHOUT TIE Glad Tiainxs." by
Avtson solo. Light OF tire osid. by Gounod,
Mis- Eta ststson, accompanied By Prof LANCER.
violin. Prof Chspfa. harp: Mr.. Darling, organ:
otsstory, Meditation on the First Pre- ias," BY
Bacn-Gounoa, Prof. Larger. Prot Chaplin. Mr..
Darling; sermon, Rev. u ailAee Mating Christ
mas sathem, b. Faare: 500 By SIR. Groas.
solo, 20. Loving father by Iascsgpi,
Miss Lois Aooeworsh, accompanied by
ffoI LANCER. Prot Chaplin. Mr. Darling:
Hymn. 80, Come A Ye Faithful" By Read NJ;
postade. "Poioaslse Miiltsife," By Chopin.
Tie choir Will BE- ~ foiloWF. Miss Eta -te{-
sou. Miss Lois Woodwork. Mrs. MesnstFy, Mrs.
sarsosf, soprano: 81 Whittier, Miss Sstt, Mss
Dtyal, Mrs. W hittlss -, alto Mr.. Phillips, Mr..
Williams, Mr.. ColfaaD. tenor; SIR. ". n GFodF,
Mr.. Sisgtey, Mr.. Andsrsoa. Mr.. Potter, bass;
Prof.. LsnxeT, vioiinist: Prot Chaplin. hsrpsst;
MI l. II. Darling, orgauist and eEoir master.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-24

German Reiormed-Seysnth street. near Pine
Services ii g.
ballard broadway and First avenue. Ser
vices ii .. and 20 ?. m
Lake Uaion--K iiboarne avenue, Fremont
Rev. D c. Head, pastor Services IL a. L. and
80 p
Brewers hall twaila waiis additioul--Freaeh-
tng by Mr. Msteslf, pastor of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church al kavsnna. At ?. M
Weish--ssventh and Olive streets. Rev. J. NJ.
Bughsss pastor. Residence. zil LON bard street
Preaching i0;O a. sunday school 2.11
y ~. Preaching 7 = IN
FRS. Presbyterian church-Four;h and spring
streets. Rev Alexander Alison. ID. D., pas
Tor. Residence. 1912 Marion street services
II and :. 30 p. m. in basement OF new
chgrca. sunday school, i2:3o p H. j. T. ). c. t.,
8 II n IA.
CalsaFy-Market ami King streets. Rev. Bre
ward u. Sinclair. pastor. Residence SIS suffer
street Divine worship and preaching By the
pastor, II a m and 80 p Morning subject:
"Ibe Birth of the Prince Of Peace" sabbath
school, 1915 p Ia Junior EnieAvoT. 10 p n
j. =. r G. T.. e.sl p III. Prayer and praise
service. Thursday. $ p.
second--oak aud Harrison streets. Rev. w.
A. Major, pastor Residences All Temperance
street. Preaching IL q W. sad 7s3 n. 10.
Morning subject. Though Thou BE Little
Among ths Thousands of JUDAH" evening
"fIoid and Frankincense and Myrh" sabbath
school. i2.l5 2. m. Y. r. ,. c. T.. 6:8 .. II.
Prayer meeting, Thursday. 80 n II.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-24

Norwegian Dsuish-Fo Fourth ana Pike streets.
Rev {. o. Rosing. pastor. Services $3.50 a. m.
Holy TrInity--seyenfh ana Union streets
Lay reading II n. IA sunday school at 10 a N.
German Evangclieai--Harrisou aud Birch
streets Rev. J. Erich. pastor. Services Ii q.
n. aud - .. NJ.
German Eraagsiioal-Hail Main and Twelfth
street, ". {. Baade, pastor; residence o2s
Market street Services, 1850 a. m.. sunday
school. q 30 a.
German Evangelical, lions congrega.ion--
Seventh and Onion streets Rev. z. knappe.
pastor. Residence. 1919 Tenth street Services
2;ib T. IN. sunday school T. IN.
streets. Rev. T. J. kgsm. pastor. Residence,
loss Twelfth street Services 1880 "a. IA. and ;
y N. sunday school at II O'clock
Swedish Evan geiical-Fhiri street, near Pike.
Rev Martin l. Larson, paStoTs residence. III
Lincoln street sunday school i&.fap. III
Services ~ a. 4. m ana n m, and on
Ihursdsy ;. III. PRAYER meeting p. u.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-24

1lsason, p IN HaxE zaaxz Vii - szng ~ .
Nls.1 u tNsrfg voices a. ra4dnAzat ca CaFfsf-
~s1c TIE following E4assc ~iI tic s1zg
=. xtAes t5aorEss s4r@4s, ~-ArctEs sn1
sAgAps sssis7 FROM a e. e4sraexs' secon4 rnsss:
- sS8 ADAMS. ~A&ezss Fi5esss. sy No
sA 1Ae s03os Iii DC rsaz&sss ~ tbs *e.-
ss"sAE sk1Ee-st Mrz. Na.l4ee. IEa Maroon
EasT. Mss u sHass Tssse Z Mss gssssegl NJ
a..Ass NJ facets All Mr. AkSys u eTnsr. Cnrszs-
.aas sssnlaz services 81 3. H. 20 sxiE[asis."
.@tos ~ EassfuA Mr. wGilaex, Mr.. Efhc rv1
NJ Sse9nss ..Aazss nexgr ~ Fe.s-s salns br
2 - Euss@aA ard MF Fnslilpw. ~TsatHn Erxs."
.sts@t asls solo. Mrs, wssGac~. Mr. Jseoos and Mr.
mtsie wis1 les ung@- -. a - 81 NJ ii EEbo
and ArE :. J. Russell
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-24

The EessGreiess popularity OF Aesfsttes
Stomach BasteFs ha. teen sse growth o. nors
fAsa shsrd Of eeatary. As a. the past. Lhe
coming 1sx year wIl be nsasred In by the sp-
Esaraace OF q fresh AlEaaas. clearly setting
foTfa the nature. Eses AID operation Of this
medicine OF wos "a wide tame. Il Is well worth
refusaL Absolute accuracy in ias astronomical
calculations ant eaIeadsy viii, 60 before. Dc
vasusbie characteristics. while me reading acsE-
ter viii ine44ae stxslstsos. huzor aad general
iatornstiou, accompanied ~ admirably sxe-
cassd illustrations The AMaa2e issued
from the publishing department. Of TIE Hos
letter Company ~ r1trsbGrg. ard Will ce prtatsd
on their pxsssss IN Eagilsa. German. French,
Welsh, Norwegian, Swedish, Holland, Bohe-
rnian AID spanish. AL druggists sad country
dealers furnish IL without cost
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-24

xines~ by ssu1sns os Herraetsa phIsosoPar,
a12s9se1 n Character ael4z<4ts1zs .zcz1 scsa-
n.94exy. AdEAx.i1z Ers&
The Haven Getac9Isr Episcopal caureh VIII
no41 t1ssr Cagsaszz tres % Ess6zy eysaxngs
Dscezssr y IL the church pa-4ors
Aacseer poor Eaan's pGrgY Is besrx gosten 2 ?
fsT rex: Wednesday ssenfng Mr. As-sHsl
Boa5 sad Mr.. +. ii. Ear1 are 81 ire bead Of s1s
movement
be CAr2ssisa Alliance meetings are held
eFsgy Wednesday asss-aoon, co-rzeaeang Jsn1-
az z, a. ersEa9x ~ me home 81 Mrs. = Al
a&xsEc1Fg. 30 f&nco4l street corner fS2ssH-
Al Lssaes % the sssrEose go~rel A-e We come
City 2is.lSr and sesraea's Befael-s1s Gem
E1erc1sl street rear e4ler Services SUNDAY 81
eoelocx and q .. .. cczns4lzsvisEr p n
rsTs1css az co1asF asrzE. y Every Ese II
TIE ssex 81 .i8 q IL Chaplain EEozEs hees-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-24

Olympic Avsnue-8i4 Olympic avenne Rev
X IL. Moss. posGot sunday school to a. u.
Preaching u 4. n and - T. IN
Fltsi church Of Eyefatt--snnday school at
IL H. AZ. HvaTs Porter. superintendent Gem
maulau every sunday At II a
First-~s neca street, between Thiri and
Fouvtb. Rev. K r. Dunlap. minister. Rest
dence. ~ ifaFrlsoA street. telephone In-A sun
DAY sehos > a. a IA. Preaching, il r. ga
ash - r. B. Morning topiv. tsEneoursEe-
taunt.7 evening. "Rananlsa IA the rn.fe5
stslo*+ iaaIeF EaaasYaY, $50 p ~ j. A..