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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-21
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Notices fox this Department must be handed
in by csock Saturday 20 insure insereon-I


Methodist Episcopal Churches.
colunhza-supplsed from Seattle puipstA
Grace. East seas.ss Nissioa-ssb5sth school 2
= IL
shaw Memorial sunday school 10 - m; Ep-
worth League n H.
Hsver-Rev W. q BenstoEn. pastor. Preach
ing morning aud evening.
6eynsn-sfexart and Thirteeath streess Rev.
C s. Psiesiag. rasso, Services IL q n and ,
n n
Battery ssreet-Thlrd and Battery streets Rev
6. A. Ls1oeEl. pzsto-, services a. IL G IL anu
j.
Sorwexisn- psnssh-Ysfth ami olive streets
Rev. Z J. Lundegasrd, pastor. services l. q n
ana zoo p m
Africar-lsa Jones street. Rev. W. W. Grimes
pastor. Services IL g. ~ and I-1 2. IA
Ciass-rleeIiag, p m, sabbath -scnooi, --s9 p "a
sflmsn-Town o. Gilman. Rev ). R. Edwars:s.
rssstor sasla.h srnsso, 10 s. n. Preach hing II g.
m. Eowo.sh League D m Reading League
10 ?. Il.
Asaury. rrernont-Rev v. H. Drcds Class
meeting. 1880 a. H.: preaching, a q. n san.
Cay schoos, l. M. young peoples meeting 90
?. M. preaching. 5:a9 p. ~
Madison strset-Msdison snd Clcyerdaie
streets. Rev. NJ A. Covington. pastor Preach
ing at 1888 a m- and 20 n M sunday schooi,
30 p u. Young peoples meeting. $50 p m.
Gilman Park. R.lisrd-Rev. W. H. tombstone,
raster. Services II q. m. and 7. m; sunday
schoo. ID A. H.: clsss meeting ~ M Junior
League $50 z. m. Epworfh League 40 p N
swedish-Fifth street. near Pike Rev. John
Jonson, pastor: residence, ST. Birch street
Services 1879 g. Ia. sunday seEooi. Esd p m !;
young peoples nesting. p H.; evening service,
{ 2. n.
Gracs-Rainier and King streets. Rev. T. B.
Ford, ID. D., viii preach at III a. m and Rev
Wiifrsd B=nadum at 40 ?. IA SABBATH school
I2.is p m youag peoples meeting, o:i5 p n ];
prayer meeting Thursday evening.
First-Third and Marion streets Rev W. A.
Shanxlin. pastor. Residence. 100 Marion
streeI Class meeting, 10 a. m: preach
ing. ii q. n. ami 30 p. Morning subject.
Triumph: evening, Divine Dynamics-
sunday school, 1880 p. M; Eprortn League,
6:l5 ..
Trinity-Mercer and Kentucky streets. Rev.
Newman L. Tecricx. pastor; parsonage next
door to church Preaching, II a. N. subject:
"Chrisian Courage" $50 p M, subject, .onr
Father, Who ART in Heaven" Glass; meeting,
10 a. N. sabbath school. l2:i5 p m. Junior
League. $50 n IN. Epworth Lssgue. $50 p.
Ii. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
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Spirituaiists.

Spiritual meeting IN the Masonic Temple,
entrance on Second street, commencing Feb
ruary L seats free. No collection.
seattle Spiritual Association meeting in Odd
Fellows hall. sis Front street. every sunday
evening, 7:S0 =. Discourse sptrituaiis. N
as proven oy the Bible, by Mrs. Moore, followed
by IesIs by other mediums. Admission free
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Ysan~ Men. Chri.t,.a Associations.

1CuuE MEMS &0FfStf8a Ass"SsSs&&1'
( Tbs Young Men's Christian Association VIA
hold rally at the First Prsseyserza eaure1.
corner Fosrfa and Soring streets. tocsy 81 :. 30
p N The Pre<byterians dedicate the nrst dSy
IN their nex church 20 the young men of the
city. This meeting Is open to both ladies' ana
gentlemen. and there are seats for i-5o0 people.
The Young people who are going 10 stag ~ the
Young Peoples Society meeting on Wednesday
evening are requested TO assist with singing
this afternoon and take seats in the choir. The
order o. exercises viii be as follows: Hymn,
Onward, Christian soi5ier," choir: hymn.
ssEgalieiuiah for THE Cross" choir. hymn, Il
viii Be Thins. choir: prayer. Scrip
tire residing. Rev. s Dali Johnston. of
the Ualtei Presbyterian church; hymn.
when the Misfs Have Rolled Awav,
eaeir: asdFes of welcome, Dr.. Alison. response.
D. E c. kiboarne. president OF the \. n C. A. /;
fivS-sainuse addreS-es. by Rev. Z E DunfSp OF
the CHRISTIAN church on 1.-THE 0nen Home" BY
Rev. Wallace Nutging of the Plymouth Cosgre-
ga.sorsi church on -Uuion of Forces hy Rev.
Clark Davis of the First Methodist Protestant
church on "AvenHes OF APPROACH" lyman.
Jesus. Savior. Pilot Me- choir: Rev D. C. GAR
reIf OF Sd MARKS caarch On muscular Chris
tisuity;' Raw. d ]. Pierce. pre- iient of Baptist
uRiver isy. on .sBrsiay Ghristianlsy. Rev. ".
A. SaaaS In OF First Methodis st Episcopal church
on ''0ae Thing Lack ng." notices by George
Carter. secretary OF the Y. N. C. A.: ose.togy
my God lis u Thy Mercy seat" (MafianO
Mr.. II. Julien. OF ST. MarSs choir; hymn,
"Blest Be the lies That Bind" choir; benecic-
ton
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Presbyterian Churches.

German Reformed-seventh street, near Pine.
Services Ii a. Ii.
Ballard-Broadway aud First avenue. Ser
wees ii a. II. and 40 p. m
Lake Union-Kiibourne avenue, Fremont.
Rev s. C. Head, pastor Services IL a N. and
80 7. N.
welsh-seventh and Olive streets. Rev. J. NJ.
Hughes pastor. Residence. 9ii Depot street
Preaching 1879 a. M and p m sunday
school 2:S p m Prayer meeting, Wednes-
day. 1880 p m.
second--Oak and Harrison streets. Rev. W.
A. Major. pastor. Residence Az Temperance
street Presiding Ii a. M and 40 p. m. Re-
cep'ion to members in the morning; evening
subject, ''Iears OF Life. sabbath school, i2:ia
Y. z. :. C. E., $50 p. IN. Musical society meet
ing, "Wednesday, 7:S0 p. m. Prayer meeting,
Wednesday. 7:s9 p. m.
Cglvary-Market and King streets. Rev. Bre-
ward D. Sinclair pastor. Residence els suffer
street services, II a. IN. and 7:a0 .. m. Rev.
George H. Lee. of Taylor Congreg atIonal church,
Will exchange with the pastor In the morning.
In the evening the pastor viii preach a sermon
u Young ladies', subject, Ruth: Love story
in Four Chspters." Mass temperance meeting
az p IN, TO be a1dre,s by Mrs. Cox and hrs.
Graves. national W., c. T. U. organizers.
sabbath schooi. 1915 p m. Junior Endeavor.
$50 n n. \. r. < G. E., $50 .. m Prayer
meeting and lecture, Thursday, sp. m
First-Fourth and Spring streets. Rev. Alex
snder Alison, D. D., pastor Residence, 1912
Marion street oaeRiag services IN the audi
toTium OF the new church at II a M, with sar-
mon Dy Rev. Arinur j. brown, II d., OF Port
land. At s.: 30 D. mass meeting for youa g men
VIII Ee held under the auspices of the \. ~ c.
A.. at which abort addresses VIII be- delivered
by OF the leading ministers OF the city rep
resenting different denominations On Monday
evening there will DO n grand houss-wsrming Mt
the church, when the pastor and his wife and
dsug hter will receive ne friends of the ehurcn.
There Will also lie an organ recital On Tuesday
evening the various ministers OF the city will
offer their greetings. and there will be speeches
By several of tnem All the congregations Will
unite in a Christian fellowship meeting On
Wednesday evening there viii be a grand union
meeting OF all the young peoples societies of
the different churches of the city, and addresses
will be given by ak different preachers.
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Unitarian Church.

Seventh, between Pike and Union Rev W.
G.. Eliot IT., minister. Service, ii a. IL. Subjec
of sermon. the Ak at the Root: Sermon fol
the Times" preceded by fve-minute sermon
for children. Sunday school u. l2:0. Seat.
Tree
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UnfverSatfst.

Services IL a. m. in Masonic hall, Pike and
Second streets. entrance on second street. Rev.
A. ]. Frederick. pastor. oficiating. Following
Is the programme: Voluntary. Prof. Lusben:
congreg ational Elm ing; scripture reading; an.
them. God. Hear Our Voice" quartette; prayer;
solo. "Fiee Bird" Dana: sermon by pastor,
text; Then the devil ieaveih Him, and angels
came ana ministered unto Him." congrega-
tional singing; benedictioa
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miscellaneous.

Barracks. 3l5 Jackson street Prayer meeting
Ia III. Holiness meeting, IL q. m. Free and
easy, p m rousiug meeting at p. N.
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Free Methodi,t Church.
Salvation Army.

Tenth and Pine, John Glen, pastor--sabbath
school, 9:45 g. m; preaching morning and
evening; prayer meeting. Wednesday night
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United Presbyterian Church.

sixth and seneca streets. Rev s. Dell John
ston, pastor. residence, rs Spring street
Preaching IL a. m. and go D. m. Sabbath
Is D. II.
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TheoAophS.

The Theosophical Society meets in Pe;tis-
music hall, los Front street. 1880 D. M. Lsc-
ture on sound and Colors" By Fanny A. Saet-
field, of Tacoma
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Agnes chapter. with address BY the rector; even
alo-srxcn cnureh SUNDAY school. 9.4S q m
confirmation clsss IN vessry room, 10 n.
Free and uaappropriated sirringS Vested and
easSfrs
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Ard bay fssir q Cahs, &ickes.Aargs water
Ffssoi Shoes. lssi the tnlEg fns lawyers doctors
Is-@ses1aeG, 90 sGs one 10 hsa 10 - ouf N the
R@t Ieey keep IRE ieet aTg aaa eaaltar;Asae.
For sAgv ouly % Slrnlssu B.o.. 10 Front ssrsax
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~seanasasp 1ssy Of PuebA retsruss s4re res
ses5sy - saks a e&zgo Of SoaL
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SEATTLE. wash.. Jan. a -
osnt'emen--I was tAkea VIA : -.
attack OF bilious ess and i've a's,es.s ~.
iat tried bottle OF Moo-es Nsv.se.
hemsoy. and aa inaaxfaa 70 ssy.a&.
cannot speak too Highly In - -
would not De without q hott,e IN =. -
for . good deal and shall eantsnas = 4.
ornnend &c to ali nav ffiends Yorr
FRED NuNRIvh
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Tie N0Ftasgn Raslae Rre How ranHtag dia4ag
60 SSiSecn Seattle and FesEsan1 on tTsias
.savsRg seattle daily al q "a and sexFaag
Portland daily a. a X Tass service s
2ek aSss sesssssi 20 DC uusuypassss
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Seventh Day-so9 Poplar street Preaching
: p.
Christian chapel-Warren street, half block
north of Front street power house services
ii n m.
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used, and I voald nos Be v,sne-. 80
house. Gratefully years.
JULIA nAsvr.

Gsntlsman-IT Is ISvALuAu~ /.
would Ike 10 inform you that hsrs -
Msore hevea ed ksm-dy and haFw t,..z
and many otnsr uses, and sas -
1t 10 anyone who Is afsf eted
ARa c q. q On
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Naeemeiner proouctenmarFt.

SoIgenbe Preiie purben BET srOBeren Bar
tieeu er3ielt:
Gutter = 8eRe Creamery oore 1916
CUTE 15@16c; mittelmGBi9e 14@15c; 0atrp,
bette, 14@141c; mittel9ute ul1b quite 11@13c
frti3er Padtu9 StOd 9@-c.
Suttertn = Sat 2afe Datrp 113c;
empire 1916; bette Creamery 15c; Sui
%noiier 14c; III ROas Ober tIeil1en @ebtiOen
4@1c me6r.
8Gie- bette oSuu Cream gbebbars"
8@83c; uSwins" 8@84c; ngOu1s ame=
RIGA" $4,000; n~o6gema6ter S3wei5er
'12@13c; nSrtf" 5000; Qtmbur9er 8
@6@c.
8obnen- bette ,Napies" $1.85@1.9O;
mtttel9ute S1.8O@1,85; nit Der Mtai6ilte ses
reini9te S. .25@1.75.
@ier- gang frti9e 1O@1O9c bas Oubb.
@eflit el = lebenbes, &artey 5@7c;
Sitbner 8 &c; 6enueu 8@-c; olte unb
tun9e -@-c; @ntel1 1906; fir @GnIe
oas 0utenO $500 unb $500; Spring
@bideuS" 24@26c.
96ute-0 $40. /, 34@33c;g SEQ. 2, 24@2}c;
go, 1, Cali &c; SouOm, $40. 1, 8u At; go. 2
81 44c.
Ob It - seb6rrtes Qepfel, tiinfIi6 se=
trofltete, 104@114c boS Bfunb al Der Sonue
9%eoorrte, nOrbli9e, 7@74c; 9firii9e o.;
8rombeeren -@-c; 6in1beereu 19@194c;
@altfor1tl6e Qprtfoien -@-c; ni6t ge=
i9alte Pftrli6e 3t@4c; sei8Glte 8t@94c;
Bla1met-@-c; Goiinen: nQoubou2opers"
-@-c ooS&tt6eu; ,Wusfateaer"-@-c;
loie-@-c.
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S6.00@7.00, ie nod Der Site; 8auouert
S .25@1.50; @ttrDneu, Oteiiina, S1.75@3.00
Sran9en- California 9tapelS $2.50@
$50 bic &tite; SeeOlinss $1,75@9.OO.
IL - ~ ~ 4 n - - ; n ? 4RtSrn,,t,, Mom ...S
@6errp SO bos SaB; Cape Sob SO;
bette Seriep Sc. 50@7.5O.
@rb ell 9etrOd1ete, 9riire. $4,000.
&nrtDffeIn- 8urbanfs T2@76c; 0e=
brous 68@73c; Stole 65@7Oc; Our6einonber
60@70c per 8uibel; Seriep Sweet 8otatoes,
SQinotIer So. 100000 ooS 6dB.
Orb beeren- 81 .00@S2. 90 per @aie.
6oui9 - @eiBer &lee, in Bfunbe abse=
tbeilt, 114@124c; nt6t 10 bed, 10@11c; bun=
tel 1O@1O}c has PfunS; aus9elaieuer
5000.
Gentle @eiBfraut, Weobile, Before
SOrte $3.00@S3.50 Die Crate; 8~lumentobI
1.O0@1.50 bic @rote; Solat 9Oc. @$1. 90 bas
Sap; SeQerie -@-c bos OuBeub; @eiBe
6iibelt 50@75c bas Buibel; Stefriiben 75C
@S1.25 bas 6oB Moorriibeu 75@1.OO bos
Sap 0totbe 6ii6en 25@50c bas Oubenb
@urfen SCOOPS bos Quben6; @9g Blart
% baS Oubenb; Surge @rbien =
O. Der Sale; 3rpiebeln, iun9e @
bas 8z8uibelz&tit6en; &omaten = bel
SAFE, a 6 8orbe, urto CO.'S q 4
Scribe.
3wtebeIn - 2%Outitonu, 9.95@2.5O bas
Sap.
8eiencoru - 9uf Der 8obu ,fair" Bis
n@bOice", grimes 34@3fc; mtttIeres, rotf
ODER blaBfarbi9 3@34c; raub nnb srob ga
BIC; n@boice", grimes, gu @arpet=8I:iten
BIC; ,,Self=mortin9", grimes Sc; ROTH Ober
9elb eu~igenbes 24@3c.
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sSsntiaes (@ermou) GAIA, uSIuitli8es Garlsbaber
SaIaA, sser rSmprpOeb @arlsbober 5olt", uHO unter
pisIsH anberen @eaeibnlngen an %rerfaufeu iudbsu, unter
Ser &npreiiuns, baB poeie ebenio gut" ieier, ME bic
a9teH @rosutte BON Sarlsbo6, tOelbe brett aus ben
tuettbertbmtsn 0ueaen eelponnen tperoeu.
9tes btrubt uur auf elmer Gduf8un9 Ses gublitum8
bes srDBeren 8eroieuites lDe9eu, ben Der betrsfeuoe
SdnOler an bieIen 5Glfbun0en madt. SIT fin ftIts
der 8eiu o gut nie a9ter? mitrbe irgenS
Semanb tpiientlib f%tnItItben mein benz uoturItben
Gait Der 8ebsu oor8teben2 @arum benn fb bon bieieH
S6lituugeH btnterfubreu Ioiieu, ipeaiea peuu bic 6e.
inubbeit bobei in Srass fouImtI Die nothrlt9en BRO,
BUTTE Der QueHen BON @arlsbab eutbaIteu 9eItaubtbeile,
bic tGnitli9 Hibt ber9eitelt lperoen tDunen. Set Sabrs
buuoerteu iinb bic Wdiier BON Carlsbad pegen ibrer
SstIpirtuus bel Rrautbeiten Der Sober, Ntereu unb bs
Mtagens r~IBmltGit betauat.
2os d9te @arlsbaber 6prubeI.G aI3 tpirD brett aus
Der Sprubelquele inter Der 2eituu9 Der Stobtgemeinbe
Garfse0b gsiuonuet, uub bur9 beren aeenteu fir bic
@eretMt9teu Staten, bic @isner & WenbelIon gput.
panR, getu 9prt, ~berfonft. Sebe SGafde bes G9t impor.
tirteu gBufsrs uuO @pruOeL9ol8es rtuB ubIees gtobt.
fisgeL, ionic bic Hnteribrift Der Ngenteu rGisner g.
Ttenbelion @p, 152-154 Srontlia Str, glets @prf".
eai Der Gillette Habea. 8u babeu in allen @potbefeu.
@on bite lid pOr SdIf 9ungem
Ser Gtaotrat0 0attSbaS.
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WArftbertMt.
@btca 90, 90. Weat.
2lusmGrtioe m6rfte.

S6luBpreiie in 8ei8en u1b @orn in ar16e.
rem StGbten marel1:
90 eiseu- geerp gOrt; Wfai 578c; Suli
583c; September 6OBc. ct. Souls: Suli
528c; &ng. 528c. Duluth 8aar, Csc; Suli
584c. - WtnneapOlis = 8oar: 6Oc; Suli
58c; September 55sc. = Baltimore: Dfoi
SIC; Suli 573c. Solebo: 8uor, 54c; Suli
= Detroit 8oar $500; sSuGi 554c.
@Orm- New gOrf: 0soi. 48c; Suli,
1896. - ct. Souls Wtat, 86+c; SuIi $3.50. -
Baltimore: Wtai, 44tc; Suli 434c.
, 1894-05-29

NO. 1 wh1tefSh, = BRIL-. 500 90 -
famlIy W~hltensh, 2 1UO 10 $50 90 -
No. 1 trout, p 1-brI....... $50 "a -
Georgian bay split herring,
brl.:................. 500 q -
Holland herring, key, new. 10 a =
Labrador herring, split,
p brl. ................. $50 "a -
scalded herring, p box. 81 "a -
New ex-Georgia cod. p
100 ID $50 q -
New Western bank cod. $50 a -
MackereI. large family,
3-brI ................... 500 q -
Mackerel, family, kits. LOO "a -
California salmon, p brI. 400 o.
Smoked halfbut. ...,.....1O.5 @12.5O
Norway xxx herring, Pbrl 900 90 -
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement Of the 2; s. Branch n Of the
TIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY of Edinburgh
in Scotland on the 31st day of December 1898:
made to the Insurance superintendent of the
State OF Illinois, pursuant to law:
, 1894-05-29

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual StateneRt r RA Nc NS SGMPA fFYER Of New New
York, in the State of New York, on the 31st day
OF December, 1898: made to the Insurance Super
lntendent of the State Of Illinois, pursuant to law:
CauftaI.
, 1894-05-29
Warnnng 4.

9as Bublifum tpirb oor aes
t1iHenIoien 9dnblern 9es
tparut be seiDbbuIi9es
SlauberiaGa, Dber cine Mti.
i9uns BON seUSbnli9eas
SeieIis.8uloer als r@arIsba.
Der Sols", pSprubeI=S aIs",
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MebI - Starter Bei3en pateute) rporer
ol19eIeet 3u So. 40@3.60 III 6ol3; mel6er
@ei3en 0ateute) SO. 10@3.25 bortes @eisen=
80derne6l $1.80@2.00 in SGdeu; met6es
@ei3enz8Gdermebl S1.60@1.75; ,Geb Ooe"
S1.4O III Safen; @tnterlpei3en So. 50@S2.7 70
III 0ols.
&oS8sn- @%ertaufe mad grObs rparsn;
ytO. 2, 48c
&leie-gertdufe rporen 81 S11. OO-11. so.
Vttooltn9s- 8ertGufe gu $12.
9eu- 8erfdufe rporeu: SEQ. 1 Gbimotbp,
S1O.O0@10.50; go. 2 3imot6p, SO. O0@
$3.50; 9emii6tes S-@S8.50. uplan6
9rairie, auSmGbl, s8.OO@$8. 80; SO. 1, 100
@7.50; go. 3, Sc. 0O@6.5O
Corn - 8ertGufe na9 8robe maren :
SO. 2, 384@-c; go. 8, 374@374c; $40. 2,
weiBe8, 8S8c@38tc; NO.3, meiBes, 38@3S4c;
Go. 4, 364-37c.
80 / utermet5en 8ertGufe nodb
probe poren; SEQ. 8 rotber 50@514c; SEQ. 4,
48-484c; $40. 8, barter, C.
s u6iobrs= 90 ei3en - &einegsr=
fGufe.
@erfe: gerfaufe mad Strobe rparen =:
go. 3, 52@56c; SO, 4, 50@54c.
Safer; 8erfGufe mad 8robe ware1 :
go. 2, 344@364c; go. 2, meiBer, 37@374c;
SO. 3, 34@363c; go, 8, 1peiBer, 36@87c. =
9Gmeret cit @erfGufe mad 9robe
waren: Sla9s, SEQ. 1, -@$-; 36irotbp
ST .25@$3.75; Glee S8.50@9.O0.
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Practical Education.

This weakness does not, I think, arise
so much from incompetency in the high
schools as from the faulty course of
study prescribed by the State High
School Board, which makes no provision
for the study of the common English
branches in the high School. These
branches, which are the instrumental
subjects in every rural and graded school
teachers work and through the pursuit
of which nine-tenth's of the people will
receive their entire school education are
relegated to the grammar department or
the preparatory classes of the high school
and are supposed to be finished by
children at the age of thirteen or four
teen years. There is, therefore, no op-
portunity for a prospective teacher OF
normal school student to get that mas
terry of these great and all important in
strumental branches that teacher of
these branches should possess.
It would seem as if the authorities
regarded the common English branches
suitable for children below the high
school. The new educational methods
have so enriched and extended these So
called elementary branches that they are
worthy the closest study of the most adj
advanced classes Of the best high schools.
It's doubtful if any so-called high
school subjects Will yield richer return
IN culture and practical benefit.
It IS well that the high schools main
tain . university preparatory course 20
that tho door 70 the highest education
may swing easily TO admit the son OF
daughter Of the humblest citizen, but
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provision should be made with equal
care for those who wish to enter the nor
NAL schools or to finish their education
in the home school.
That special mastery of the common
branches which would best prepare for
entering the professional course of nor
NAL school would also best serve those
who will 60 out from the high school to
teach and would be equally valuable to
those who will finish their education at
home. Irwin Shepard, Pres't State
Normal School at Winona,in School Ed
ucation.
Power is an attribute of personality.
It exists only as an adjunct of life, and
moves from within, outward. It cannot
be poured in or put on, but comes by
natural process through the exercise of
the faculties. knowledge, then, is net
power. The trulsm put into practice
modifes the whole scheme Of education.
The topic ceases to be the main feature
of interest, and the child himself be-
comes the subject. This is not only the
striking feature but the fundamental
principle of what is known as the view
education.
The course of study is best, not which
furnishes the greatest amount of what
we call useful information, but that
which supplies the best gymnastic for
the exercise of the highest powers (which
deals with the great truths and large
principles rather than with passing facts
which creates the desire for fuller truth ;
which brings the child into contact with
problems of the same kind as life will
present" -Supt. Gilbert, of St. Paul.
THE aim and object Of all education
should be to teach the individual to de-
velop his individuality. The present
system of education does not develop in
dividuality. 1t makes men not thinkers
but merely cold storage warehouses of
facts. Examinations are given as kind
of taking, an inventory, and not
as a measure of intellectual growth. The
tendency of the present educational sys-
tenn is to become machine like, turning
out men like so many standard sized
bricks" -Supt. Jordan of Minneapolis.
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The Discovery Saved His Life.

Mr.. G, Caillouette, Druggist, Beavers
vile, ILL.,, says: "To DR., Kings New Dis
covery I owe my life. Was taken with
L. Grippe and tried all the physicians
for miles about, but of no avail and was
given up and told I could not live. Hav-
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery in my
store sent for bottle and began its
use and from the first dose began to get
better, and after using-three bottles was
up and about again. 1t is worth its
weight IN gold. Wi wont keep house or
store without it, Get freq trial at O.
NJ. Olson's Drug Store. 2
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Lafayette.

Geo. Koeple has moved to New Ulm.
Albert Quandt is working for Herman
Grossklass near Mud Lake.
Henry Searest and family of Gibbon
spent the early part of the week with
Aug. Quandt.
Andrew Ruesch has built the founda-
ton for large barn.
Chas. Grossklass and wife are here on
a few days. visit.
Mr.. Phillips arrived here from Bird
Island last week and took his daughter
Mrs. Jos. Simmet, who is quite i'll to his
home.
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Notice is hereby given that the super
visors Of the town of Ridgely, Nicollet
Co., Mimi, will meet at the town clerks
Office on the I'd day of June next for the
purpose of receiving bids for the
building Of q bridge across Fort Creek
near Cummings Ferry.
Supervisors reserve the right to reject
any or all bids. Plans and specification
furnished by town clerk on application.
Chairman, Chas. Bauermeister.
Attest: G. Merkel, Clerk. 30
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NOTICE.
SALE OF GENERAL FUND BONDS

City Clerks Office, City of New Ulm:
Notice is hereby given, that marked
sealed bids will be received at the office
of the undersigned up to May 18th AID.
1894, at p. m. for Seventeen Thousand
($17, 000.0O Dollars General Fund Bonds
The proceeds of these bonds is to be
used to meet and defray all contingent
expenses including the payment of bonds
which are due. 49,.
Bonds to be dated June 1st A. D. 1894
due thirty (3O) years after date with in
terest payable annually at the rate of five
per cent per annum. ---
Principal and interest to he payable
at some commercial centre to be desig-
mated by the bidder, otherwise payable
at the City Treasurer's Office of this city
The issue of these bonds is authorized
by an act of the legislature of Minnesota
approved April 18th 1898.
Present debt of city $4,000; Cash in
treasury, 81, 1000; Approximate true val
ne Of real and personal property $4,000
600; Assessed valuation in 1898, $74O,-
500.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids or to accept any part thereof.
By order of the City Council.
@ LOUIS SCH1LIING,
City Clerk.
Dated New Ulm, Mimi, April Goth AID.