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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08
ASSIST NATURE.

mp In eAch scad glass VIAL sold through druggists and
be had the price The ordinary and cheaper made pills
DR. Pierce rdes himself having been first to Introduce
Little Liver Pill to the American people Many have initiated
them but have his Pellets In excellence
For all laxative and cathartc the Pleasant Pellets"
all mineral setE powders,
salts castor OIL fruit $50 caled laxative teas aud
the other purgaive compounds sold various forms
The Pleasant Pellets hIionnes sick and bilious head
ache, constipation OF bowels piles,
stomach windy bchng heart burn pain and distress after
eating and kindred arrangements Of the liver stomach and bowels
these troubles should
the Pleasant Pellets" hand In proof Of their
excellence lie truhfuly said that they
adopted household remedy after the first trial Put in glass
hermetcay seal therefore always fresh reliable
Whether laxative attentive gently acting but
ing tls Pellets" give the perfect satisfac
little Pellet laxative three caharc They
regulate and cleanse the liver stomach and bowequcky but
thoroughly.
dinner pill" to promote digestion. take each day.
relieve distress arising nothing
these little Pellets They're tinv, coated anti bilious
granus scarcely larger than mustard seeds Every child
them
Tn after they're taken instead Of disturbing and shocking ths
they act in n MILL and natural There's
chance for any reaction aftsrward- Their help lasts
% Cents a vial.Aocept substitute that may be
meni goodn They he the dealer,
him better profit bat be the who help
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08

The orth-wssssrn limited leaving Minneap-
oils and 81 Paul every day in the year for Chi
csgo carries the finest railroad ears which the
weird has ever seen. They are respectively .
buffet. smoking and library car. douhis state
roora sleeping car. drawing room car, . din
Ing car and q private compartment sleep
Ing car. IL took longer to design these cars
than % build them, 10 much attention Was
given TO the details. Pintsch gas and heated By
steam The wheels are thirty-six inches In
diameter and Of Ksupp steel
Zach ear has the anti.tslsscoping device and
every other feature designed to increase tho
safety OF travSs. Ths steps. ratings, guards.
etc, are eli Of solid brass highly polished
When you travel BE- sure your tickets read via
the North Western. Bsrths In the above cars At
the sams rates of al ordinary sleeper y. W.
Parker. Puget sound agent. Ill Cherry street.
Sxattla
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SfEwARr & HOLNEs DRUG cONPsY.

BEST
0PRaN0
MEDICINE

Ceansset@noR Lamb Ready for Bas1-
ness VIVA Gig HssAreA Applicants.
The free employment bureau established
BY N anendmsnt 70 tho city charter
adopted st the recent election, has bsen
opened BY Commissionsr John Lamb as
q No. no South Third street. and 600
men and women have registered - sppii-
eants Tor work.
Commissioners Lamb has prepared the
following circular. which viii be seat out
oil over the Sound in fsw days:
TO Employers OF Labor sntl<mes
Your attention il respectfully called 20 the
free employment once established by the
city o( Seattle. and your patronage - an
employer Of labor 10 rsspsctfusiy solicited
for the same. Is viii b shs aim Of this
ofkes 20 furnish reliable and capable help
In eli departments Of labor, TO deaf
promptly and fairly with its patrons, and
In every way possible to make the once
IN institution Of convenience and utility
10 both workman and employer. Yours
"yoax LANE, Commissioner
address: Fres Employment Bureau,
Seattle, WASH"
Mr.. Lamb says that. while the offics 10
not very inviting in appearance At present,
il Ii ready 70. business. The 800 men and
women Who have registered include men
OF all trades. Three lists Of applicants are
being kept. The first contains the names
in the order In which they were registered !;
another il . list by trades and the third -
an alphabetical liai. He says he viii leave
employers TO judge Of the ability and char
sctsr OF the men except in occasional
cases, when he knows the men 20 be thor
oughly capable. So far he has had very
few calls for men and women. There have
been some applications for female help.
but not enough applicants TO select from.
Mr.. Lamb says the oflce should be pro-
vided with place for women to register
and tor their intenned employers to in
quire for them, ~ women will not 60 in
among . crowd Of men aud should have .
separate room. Ii 10 well understood that
neither employers nor workmen need fear
misrepresent ation In doing business
through this Office. a. there will be no
temptation In that direction and that
there will be no expense to the men or
women employed. Mr.. Lamb will send
the circulars to ioggers. iumbsrmen. mine
owners, etc, ell through the Sound coun.
try, and expects to always have enough
men to supply the demand.
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sn they are always Their secondary effect Is to
kp and regular not 20 further constpate
The other pills Hence, their great popularity with
sufferers from hahtua constipation piles and their attendant DIS
cunfort and manifold arrangements
The Pellets" far effective in arcusing the
liver blue pills. old fashioned compound cathartc
pills caonel other meurs preparations and have ae iu
her being purely vegetable in their composition and
perfectly harmless IN any Of the system Furthermore,
particular required while using theEn They do not IN
re with the diet habits or ocaion ana tney
refuto pain gripping -,
Being composed of the choicest concentrated vsseahse
r Of production much than that of other pills
ound in the arke vet four Of them put
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08
YOUR HUSBANDS DOLLAR
Invested In
Dress Waists.

II will buy more this year than i-O
did last year. Tomorrow it IL worth
more than ever before. A big stock OF
finest Silk Dress Wants 1t special
prices, which means big buying. A
great sale Of Waists tomorrow In Cloak
department. Waists on sale at 8 .. m.
sharp.
cO OO-Ladies' fine India Silk
$3.50 Waists, black and blues.
REGULAR price. $3.50. Tomorrow At 8
a. m. sharp for $2-9s.
CT AO-Ladies' fine India Silk
Cf.fJ Waists. black and blues,
plated backs, jabot fronts. Regular
price, So. Tomorrow st 8 q. m. sharp
for $449.
cA 1O-Ladies' fine India Silk
Worth Worth ,7 p5o rom D for ,4.4a. '
a. DO-Ladies' fine surah Silk
0J.UJ Waists. large, full aleeves.
plated backs, puffrd fronts. Worth 50
Tomorrow for $5.Ga
Cs OO-Ladies' fine Surah SILK
gO.OO Waists. navy and black.
polka dots. full sleeves. plated backs.
puffed fronts. Worth 50. Tomorrow
for $5.8s.
CI lO-Ladies' fine fancy Silk
CU.tO Waists. full sleeves, plated
backs. pulled fronts, latest effects.
Worth $40. Tomorrow ~ $6.4S.
The Waists will be on sale ut 9 sharp.
BUT don't think this 10 all In this de-
partmsnt. See the enorn Gus values
in Jackets, in Capes. in Skirts, In
Wrappers. More for your money than
you have ever had.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08
As LIVER PILLS,
Nothing Can Compare with Or. PtereeS
Pleasant Fclicsss

Mr.. SAMUwL BkKEa.
SR- Of We IS Stssz rsis
Asxsas. i'hssIsFSsstspA,
". g. writes
wORLps DIspKN-
sAwY MxptcsI. AS>.n-
CITATION. tisE''smgts-
There IL nothing that
saa compare with DIR.
pr.rres Pheasant Pe3-
kss, as Liver Pills
They have done more
good than any other
medicine I have ever
taken.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08

Rssidsses OF Lawyer soushaPd Ne.
stroyed-Ths Contents saved.
The residence Of r. 8. Southland ct River
Park was destroyed by ere yesterday aft
ernoon, there being no means at hand for
eytihguishing the flames. Mrs. Southard.
her child and servant were just leaving the
house for the afternoon between 8 and 4
O'Clock, when, On looking back, they saw
the flames breaking out. With the aid OF
neighbors they saved most of the furni-
ture. but the building was burned to the
ground.
The total loss 10 about 500 and there
Was about $500 insurance on the building.
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Pablo sale.

Altar Eve months litigation the Barre
Bros stock of jewelry Was sold by the
assignee ct public sale and bought In by
Charles Migneauit, mortgage. who. in or
DER to satisfy his mortgage, will close out
the entire stock ut public auction. This 10
bona tide sale: every article in this we'll
selected stock will be sold to the highest
bidder. without reserve
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08
LIVER DISEASE.

.Frosr, early ehiishe-oa have snnered frosn
sllsrx3ss liver with al the issorSsers sssxsSfs-
,znxtIsx saash : condition. bt~ tors prss>s11P-
ttsns ard patent snetscfues ! have usea "a
shs,nasnce; sney ONLY sffcsvs~st temporary r.
80 VS. rus.iEa rssr.,s>i To try ttr. fserss
psasssa. Rsehets I did 81. taking thssse ~
nsxht and two after alnasz eysry day tW twe
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&ZH N>2s>,2
. US. Inspector Of Imrisrstion.
Buffalo, N. Y.
8oulS CURED.
WILLIAM RANCH. Ct Afindfn. Kedrn

al was troubled
with tsais for tbir-
Four
years sgo I was 80
sfssictsd with them
that / could not
waik. i bought
DIR. Psrc~'s Pleas
AIT Pellets, and
took cue Pellet
after each meal.
The hoils soon dis
appeared ans! have
had more since. i
have also been
troubled with sex
headache. When l
hrl the hesdache
esSu1ing on. I tax.
one or two 'pel!etS'
and an relieved OF if.
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Roskar MANSON. Of
Wsxf Rge, Rockingham

ROHEHT MANSON Oh
Wet Rge. Rockingham
Ia. ". H., writes:
WORLDS DIsPgS-
eARr MEDICAL As~>-
CfAIsoS. Gentlemen
THREE years ago l
commenced tax Ing
DIR. riefces q eide y
Medical Discovery; 1
weighed 10 po.snsis.
and now | weigh Us
pounds o. you see
how ! have gained in
health and weight.
nr. Pmrces Pellets
are the best pills |
ever took for the
liver. All my friends
Say they do them the
most Sood-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08

DAVE i%3 ftt&s ssfs
cins~ foe a number ~
years and know that
they do for nae all taat
is claimed for tbesn.
/ am employed ainoet
constantly at my
desk, and not inire-
ausntly have an AT
tack % the headache.
1, usually comes on
IN the forenoon. Al
NV dinner ] eat my
regular meal. an y
take one ar two OF
nr. pseree's Pleasant
Pellets immediately
after, aud In the
cs,urSe of an hour my
headache 10 cttrysd ana
- t...s4 .sffxax{E tsssk
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spring Luxury.

Commend me to your honorable wife
and tell her that am composed OF pure
maple sugar; am guaranteed free from
oil glucose, acids or iavors, and that am
the best. cheapest and healthisst food she
can put on to her tabls-Oid Yankee HILLS
Vermont maple syrup.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08

petlaiIy IN tfe NIfflfIK tlfEe, Hitu you thFfe-
by avoid multitude Of arrangements and
diseases
II people would ray more attention In
properly regulating the action of their
bowels, they would have less frequent oc-
casion to call for their doctors services 20
snb<iue attacks Of dangerous diseases
Hence, il Is Of great importance to know
what safe, harmless agent best serves the
purpose of producing the desired action
That OF all known agents % accomplish
-. L. .,sx,,.os. lx tina fact that
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08

Keep In mind the great ciosing-ouk sale
now going on at The Popular Shoe House.
1910 Front street. between Madison and
Spring. Shoes are now offered ct prices
unheard OF before. Sale will last only 4
few weeks longer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08

L. Co, ~. Va. says:
Two years aso l
vas pale ard eEiacs-
Ned. food fcrnaeassst
ny stomach A
Hsssc,an pronounced
~ case " tAszrrh OF
0s ssomach," bat hc
eaa no; help me. l
assd s month Without
Go fDpsi ard " hen i
Vsd Ia eat | would
sEs. Al this time j
szn taxing Doctor
TENTS iAileis. and ia
weeks / ysas ttetsisi-
~ aster. / am now
- k-ztzl.t - - .-sat - =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08

WEEKS I then rednccd the doe to one Pei.
let every DAY and continued this practice for
two mouths. l have in six months increased
In solid flesh, twcusy-six pounds | am in
better health than have been sancr childhood.
nrowSiness and unpleasant feelings after
meals have completely disappeared"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08
YOUR HUSBANDS DOLLAR
Invested
For Himself.

In our Men s departments thsrs 10 .
dollar saving interest for msn. They
can clothe themselves here AZ Less ex-
pense than they have ever known.
We offer them the best qualities in
Clothing, in Hats. In Furnishings. 1t
prices lower than have evsr been
quoted In this city. Here arc tew Of
the many bargains:
sO-A good strong wor king
Cf.cV Suit Of Satines Tor $4Jo.
C1O-Neat Sack Suits. for business
g1V wear. tor $40.
C1s-The best fine Business or Dress
GU Suit that was ever offered in
Seattle tor &la
c17-Men's fine Tailor Made Suits.
C1I made in latest styles, at SIT
and SIS.
CT sO-Strong and serviceabls
Cl.oV Work Pantaloons at $3.50.
CQ-Neat heavy Cashmere panta-
CJ looms at S..
cS-Nice Dress Pantaloons, all wool,
OQo-Good Stiff Hats. black or
JOE brown. AZ tssc.
CT OS-Excellent Soft or Stin Hats
S9l.Jo at i9a
CJ sn-Latest Style 6oft or Std
CS.OV Hats at $50.
1Oc-silf Windsor Ties At loo.
so-whits Lawn Rows ut So and i0o
1Oo-Men's Teck Ties ut foc.
OSo-Men's Teck and Four In. Hand
&cO at 25c. SOC and 75c.
900 Mems Good Unlaundsfsd
CJO Shirts at gc.
EOo-Men's Laundered Shirts q $50
OJC and 75c.
Qo-Four-Ply Linen Collars Of %,
OC Cuffs ct i5c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08

Improper and deficisn Mt care Of the scalp
viii cause graynsss Of the hair aud bald
ness. Escape both BY the use Of that re-
liable specific Halls Hair Remover.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08

Reduced-Two large package, Of Pearl.
Inc. the great cleanser. Tor 23 cents.
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/
+ ' +

To spend udousy is the duty of WIFE In these should
cent OF its purchasing
will make this dollar further than has before Where the
right Hundreds
Store They To have the
bought right We believe that bought right We
market at the right time the right goods We
buyer constantly in New York for the Our stock right it's
right in Styles right quality and right
husbands dollar go
chasing fully used Wives who
should learn the values offered by this
purchases elsewhere ::
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hitter every way for having taken them ~ ~
sesse, Is usual after taking otats $3.50 80.
pa Your Pheasant Pellets are Mns -. 49, 80.
kaa their weight In geld. II for nothing ess'
&An 10 cure headache"
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nkkyIrrEs.

The Conover piano, handled by r. Chris
tianer, the music dealer, us Second street.
10 making . host OF friends among our
best musicians.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08

A hearing on the bill To prohibit ticket
scalping is in progress before the house
committee on commerce In Washington
Cstv.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08

These stocks are brimfui Of good
things. Economical buyers should
not fail to investigate this department.
Particularly inspect the Muslin Under
wear. You never before have had
such . good buying opportunity.
cOc-Ladies' Muslin Nightsowns.
OOO worth Sc. at 69c.
7Oo-Ladies' Muslin Nightgowns,
sOO worth 81, at 7oc.
OQc-Ladies' Muslin Nightgowns.
JOC worth $i.25, At Csc.
c1 1O-Ladies' Muslin Niehtgowus,
Cl.lJ worth $Lss. at sLi9.
O9o-Ladiss' Muslin Corset Covers,
SCO worth 35c, at &c.
iOo-Ladies' Muslin Drawers, worth
fOO 65c. At &ec.
OOo-Children's Muslin Aprons
SCC worth soc. at &c.
CSo-An odd lot OF Misses Pants
SOO and Boys Drawers, white
msrino. worth sc and A0c, at &c.
10c-c5 dozen Childrsn's Ribbed
AVO Hose. worth i5c, at loo.
1Sn-e5 dozen Children's Ribbed
lou Hose, worth 2oc. At 15c.
OSc-25 dozen Children's Ribbed
%OO Hose. worth 3Sc, ~ &c.
OSo--l00 dozen Ladies' Hermsdoxf
@OO Black Hose. worth 35c, 1t DC.
Qko-l00 dozen Ladies' Hermsdorf
cOO Black Hose, worth Acc. at $50.
OSo-2S dozen Childrsn's Stockinetts
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Assist nature little now and them with q gentle LAXATIVE or
need be searching and cleansing yet gentle cathsr
dc offending om the stomach and bowels and
tone nyigorate and quicken its tay
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~ felt better il NV iifss
ser mere. and hasc 70
,.,iax gasnssi tAsrtsSa
ling them
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BLEEDING PILES.
Buffalo, N. Y.

EoFNefssafft, puHzN Ca, ". T.
81 suffered untold misery with bleeding
piles. I could gct no relief night or s.sy. urs-
hi csosnneace<a using your Pleasant PeEIets'
and now fax two years CT mere, have rot
bssn sroatsk5 with The pslks: II my'hosess
get tn a conssipafea condition. take dC@s 40
Dr. PserSws Pleasant Pellets, AMI the tr0aass
4 all SlspSl.eSt ~ next DAY"
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YOUR HUSBANDS DOLLAR
Invested In
Millinery, Millinery.

1t will buy you more beauty, moro
quality, more good Millinery in this
Big Store than anywhere else. II will
secure You the latest styles. the correct
styles. the best styles, at the smallest
prices. And this week il will buy you
these good@ at figures at least so per
cent. lower than everybody u asking
for the same qualities.
rsn-Ladies' fancy trimmed Straw
tcC Sailor Hats AT Zoe.
tOo-Ladies' fancy straw trimmed
1CC Sailor Hats at 49c.
C1-Lsdies' fine Milan straw trimmed
Cl Sailor Hats At 81.
AOo-Ch ildren's fancy straw
fJC trimmed Sailors at 49c and Sc.
OOo-Childr. fine Milan straw
JOC trimmed Sailors At CSC.
AOo-Ladiss' black Leghorn Flats Of
98c-Ladiss' black Chip Hats At Csc.
9So-Ladiss' untrimmed Hats. black,
cJC at 35c, soc. Csc.
Osc-Ar,ificial Roses, three in .
@cG bunch, at 2oc.
OSo-F,ne artificial Rose and Bud at
Qc-vlolets, dark and light shades, at
W SC bunch.
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3 vAaGAsoS, OF otter Lake. Lrfser Or;
sflThl,xtn writes: II
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YOUR HUSBANDS DOLLAR
Invested In
Infants Wear.

Every class Of InfaMts' Wear 10 here,
and at prices which command imms-
date recognition. This week . biz
line Of Infants and Children's Null
and SILK Caps and Piqus and silk Sun
Hats will 30 placed on sale. We BE-
lieve that the prices on these splendid
goods are going 30 more than please
you. only one line is quoted here.
bat there are scores of fully - good
bargains.
S0o-Five dozen Chiidren's Eiik
OVC Caps. worth .5c. at soc.
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CQc-Fancy mixed Cheviots. score
e-oO OF pleasing patterns, worth 4oc
yard, marked &C 2Sc.
11o-Light-weight Cheviota, 80
1SO inches wide, sold everywh here
at 75c. marked here ct t7c.
SQo-A new line of finest quality
cOO French Chailies at 5Sc yard.
SOo-A fine line of fancy Bedfords
OVO and small Checks, worth $50
and 81, at SOC yard.
S0c-Black Sergss, IS inches wide,
OVO worth &c, at Soc yard.
k0o-3s-inch Cashmeres and 3s-inch
OOO Storm Serses, black, worth 7Sc,
at SIC yard.
QSo-Handsome figured black goods,
OOC worth 81, AT S5c yard.
An immense selection Of new Silks,
embracing the finest stock Of Moires
in the state.
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YOUR HUSBANDS DOLLAR
Invested In
Curtains, Carpets, Etc.

found than this Big Stores Carpet de-
partment The whole third floor il
crowded with excellent goods at low
est prices. New patterns are shown
in every line. Here IL whore the pru-
dent housewife makes important saw
ings In the necessary house furnish
ings. See these few out Of the many
special values:
CT 7E-The Royal Lace Cnrtains--a
VAsSC new thing. A single curtain
which .drapes 40 two, with exquisite
overdrspe effect. Great values AZ $1.75.
1So-Silkolinss, by far the finest
lOO and best stock that We have
ever shown. 15c, zoe. 25c. SOC q yard.
90n-Two new and elegant dra-
CVO perics-Fieur de Lis Silkolines,
in blue, pink and old gold; japanese
Tinsels. green, pinE and old gold,
both 1t SOC yard.
AOo-Lowell pattern Ingram Car.
fJO pets at 40c yard.
SSc-Good Tapestry Brussels Oar.
OcO pets ~ Soc yard.
CO-Whi,e Sheepskin Rugs, 30x63
CO inshes. 1t IS each.
ClU.IO nouncsd values ever pre- pre.
scented in Seattle. size GAO feet for
$40. rs: size feet 8 inches ~ II feet 9
inches for $3.50; size exi2 feet for
s2L50.
0So-A new and excellent line Of
OOO Floor Oiicloths, 1, TX, 2 and
2H yards wide, at 35c square yard.
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sss-tsf u Aatss tsSs'
save 4 better es1tsr.
0srssS after eating !
W1nts slasS I t<sa4 ID
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8 Mary ANGUISH. Of Glen Easson Ma"
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-03-01
BAPTIST MISSION WORK.
Tho Annual Meeting of the Woman's
Baptist Foreign Missionary Confer


Baptist Foreign Missionary Confer
ence Of This Section.
The twenty-frst annual meeting of the
ference of southwestern Connecticut was
held in the First Baptist church yesterday.
The meeting was called to order at 10
O'Clock, Mrs. 8. D. Phelps of this city, the
president, presiding. The address of vel
come was delivered by Henry Stow of this
city, one of the vice presidents. the re-
spouse being made by Mrs. 8. D. Phelps.
Reports were read by the recording secre-
tary, Miss N. r. Potter of this city, and
the corresponding secretary, Miss Fannie
L. Twiss of Meriden. There were also re-
ports from seventeen of the circles repre-
scented.
Mrs. A. I. Ward of this city was unable
to be present on account of the sickness of
her mother, and the treasurer's report was
read by Mrs. Fred A. Belts. The receipts
for the year were about 81 500. The re-
eign mis- s!onaries including Miss Rollmsn
in Japan, Miss Schulz, Miss Church and
Miss Hopkins in India. Miss Schulz was
formerly resident of this city. At the
afternoon session q very interesting ad-
dress was delivered by Miss Rollman of
Japan, who IL spending her vacation In
this city.
The following officers were elected at the
afternoon session for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. 8. D. Phelps, A High
street., New Haven; vice presidents, Mrs.
E. L. Rhodes of Stamford; Mrs. F. r.
Bliss, 1888 Chapel street, New Haven;
Mrs. Henry Stow, 40 Wooster street, New
Haven.
Corresponding secretary, Miss Fannie
L. Twiss, 1896 Broad street, Meriden.~
Recording secretary, Miss N. r. Potter,
723 Elm street, New Haven.
Treasurer, Miss Arc I. Ward, 26 Beers
street, New Haven.
Executive committee, Mrs. ]. FAirman,
Mrs. J. b. Mason, Mrs. E. O. Sage, Mrs. J.
B. Hoyt, Mrs. E. A. Chapman, Mrs. P. 8.
Evans, Mrs. E. W. Hustled, Mrs. e. J.
Walker, Mrs. Francis Wayland.
The evening session was especially for
the young people. and during the evening
Mrs. Bonney and Miss johnson sang sew
ersl selections. An entertainment was
also given by the First Baptist church
Mission circle and the Farther Lights cir
Gle. Miss Rollman also gave an address.