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The Meeker herald., 1894-08-04

Some time ago one faction of the Colo
RADIO Democracy favored nominating
Myron Reed, with view to having
the Populists indorse him, but the ex-
preachers recent bad breaks have
knocked his chances for gubernatorial
honors; so now this same faction of the
Democracy is grooming Congressman
Bell for the honor that was to have been
Reed's.
The Meeker herald., 1894-08-04

Several days have passed since Mr..
Murray passed through Durango on his
political trip with incidental inspection
of schools, and he has not yet explained
how it is that he started on his inspec.
tion during vacation.-Durango South
vast
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Would it not be good plan to try and

Would it not be good plan to try and
induce the national government to cede
jurisdiction over the forests to the
states? The latter, being more directly
interested, could frame laws land en-
force them) that would preserve both
the timber and game. This idea is prob
ably not an new one, but The HERALD
thinks it worth considering in connec-
ton with the agitation over the White
river reserve project.
The Meeker herald., 1894-08-04

The Craig Pantagraph appeared last
week under new management, Clarence
Bronaugh having associated with him
ing gentleman named c. ID. Wells,
and as result the paper is very much
improved geographically and other.
wise. The HERALD wishes the new
management success.
The Meeker herald., 1894-08-04

The the best bill that has been intro
duced in congress in many day is that
OF Representative Meiklejohn, placing a
tax of 800 per head on each alien I'M
migrant arriving in this country. 1t
should pass.
The Meeker herald., 1894-08-04

a late dispatch from Denver an
nounced that Internal Revenue Collec-
tor New, of the Colorado Wyoming
district, was about to get up hunting
party in Washington for the purpose of
tackling the grizzly bear in his native
haunts in this county. According to
the printed program the party is to be
composed of such national celebrities as
President Cleveland, Attorney General
Olney, Secretary Of War Lamont, Rev
The Meeker herald., 1894-08-04


That ut the expiration of twenty-onc days
from the first publication nf this notice, or us
soon thereafter us may be practicable, the un-
dersisned VIII forward s,s repor. to IhaS n,i
that the boundaries of the said timber land re-
serve be 80 changed aS TO cinbtncc, substan-
tally. the following described lands:
town. Il. range 81 ".
West half town. . n. range 50 W; towns .
y. ranges 81, -, 50 and 70 W; and east half
town Q n. range gl W.
y; rnnges 81, s., 50, 20 and 9l w.
West half town. y. range s6 W; towns.
n. ranges s., s. and 50 w; sections 10 l. in
elusive and 81 to - inclusive, town. \. range
90 W; and town. " range ~ w, excepting
sections -, :s, "a, - and d thereof.
West half town. :. range 50 w; towns ;.
ranges 81, 50, 8? and 30 w. and sections y TO 81
West half town. 5. range So w; towns 2 5.
ranges 81. IS and 10 w: town ;. range ~ w,
excepting sections o, :. Is and 10 thereof; town.
8 range 0l W, excepting sections ]. .. L. -
and p thereof south half towns. : = ranges W
and 30 W.
3 5. ranges IS, 50, 90, 81, 81 and % w.
West half town. 5. range 81 w. and towns
:. ranges sS. 50, 30 and pl W.
As thus defined the new boundaries include
the White River plateau proper, and the tim
bcrcd lands at the southwark covering the
sources of the Rifle and other creeks tributary
to Grand river. Also the FlHt-top region, with
TTappcr's. Mnrvinc and other lakes: ana the
high divide between the waters of White and
Williams rivers.
This would exclude from the reserve, as
originally constituted, the lands at the north
ward lying In Routt county, excepting those
covered by the Flat-top range; STRIP, dN3o
miles. bordering Bear river valley ana Egcrih
park; n tract, 3Ni2 miles, covering Little Bch-
Yer basin, upon the western bofdcr' uhct
8xI2 miles embracing the low and open coun-
try lying northward fom the lime kiln- in Rio
Bianco county; and the agricultural lands
along the White river and its tributaries.
The object of this publication Is to give
timely notice of the proposed changes in boun-
dares in order that all parties Interested, VINO
either favor or oppose them, may be afforded
an opportunity TO submit their views to the
Commissioner of the General Land Oihcc, by
petition or otherwise, for the purpose of hay
ing the same considered prior TO the establish
ment of new boundaries. -
EDGAR 4. ENSIGN.
Special Agent General Land Oibce.
Colorado Springs. Colo July 10, 1881.
First July 2l-Last Aug IL
The Meeker herald., 1894-08-04

Expenses at the State Agricultural
the lowest known. Students secure the
best of accommodations at very reason
able prices. Tuition free; no college
fees. Fall term will open September A,
1894. Send for catalogue.
The Meeker herald., 1894-08-04

1t is the general impression that the
Rev. MYron Reed will regret having
taken the storm door off his mouth so
early in the campaign.-Fort Collins
EXPRESS
The Meeker herald., 1894-08-04

The opposition in the Populist party
to Waite-s denomination is centering on
Congressman Bell as the Pop candidate
fOr governor.
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sPECIALTIES:
Fast Time Excellent Equipment -BeS
Dining Gar Service in the World
Good Connections.

For full particulars as to tickets,
maps or rates, apply to any coupon
ticket office in the United States, Can
ada or Mexico, or address,
JNO. SEBASTIAN,
Genl. Tiki. & Pass. Agt., Chicago, Ill.
E. ST. JOHN
Genl. Manager, Chicago, Ill.
The Meeker herald., 1894-08-04

i'or long time Stephen A. Douglas
ani Abraham Lincoln were political
opoouents Of vigorous kind. The for
r3Ar .epresented the slavery party in the
uerf4., lille the latter was the represen-
The Meeker herald., 1894-08-04

"A New York writer thus describes
tie men who attended a meeting at
0oper Union to express sympathy with
tie Chicago rioters:
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Caaaaa sorfh~rn. 51sk. Central Pa1zfe.
fssS: Csesapeaks a ohso. 49,: Chicago a
Assoa. -. Chicaz0. Darlington a enincy.
T7gk: Chicago Gas. 80 Consolidated Gas,
~ Chicago Cincinnati. C0lambus 81
f.eags. So anl0raio C0as 4 Iron. 3. Cotton
Delaware Laskaa anna 4 Western, fs3st,
Denver a Rsg Granae ureferred. Is:
I,sstsiless' 4 Cattle Fessarr.s Com psEY, 49,
Fast TenEesaes. IS, Eris. ISL Are. pre-
fsrr~yi. zssk F0rs n ayne. 10. Great North
ern pg~fsrresl. los. Ealcago 4 Eastern Illi-
noss pFszsrr.d. %. HockiBE Valley, ia:
Illinois Central a.: - Paul &
Zs; Lake Erie 4 Western. Isl;
Lass FIRE & Western prsseFrea.
-. lake Shore. H.; Lead
Trust. a.. Louisville & Nash
vile. S.: Louisville 4 New Albany. s1:
Manhattan Consolidated. 49,. Memphis
4 tbAr4sston, s; Michigan Central. .,
Museum Pacific, Uss Mobile Ohio. H..
Cor1aKe. "a National Cordaxe preferred.
s.. New Jersey Contra. I05; Norfolk
& Western preferred. 25ts: North
American Company, ~; Northern Pa
eiac. -; Northern Paeinc preferred, L.
Union Pacific. beaver a Calf. So;
Northwestern, I0718: Northwestern pre-
feFFed. Ia: Sew York Central. lot;
-t&H tJfh q rrN E8&l1Nas To- 1A-
tarto a Western. lIs4 Oregon Improve
msBt. Il, Oregon Navigation. Is: Uregon
shoFs Line Z Utah Northern. *. !. Pacific
Mail, l95s Pittsburg. lfS3. Pullman Palace,
Iaks. Residing. g: Richmond Terminal,
~. KtehmoBd Terminal preferred. ga:
Rio Gran6e Western. 10; BIO Grande
Western. preferred, A.. Rock Island. 81;
-. Paul. 64ss. st. Paul preferred. 10; 81
Paul & Omaha. SIX 81 faui & Otnana pre-
ferred, III; Southern Pacific. D34: Sugar
Refinery, Ito: Tennessee Coal g. Iron,
i9i.: Texas Pacific. III Toledo 4 Ohio
Central preferred, -. Unton Pacific IL z.
United States Express. 81; Wabash 81.
Louis & Pacific. TO- Wabash ~ Louis
& Pacific preferred. iGs. Weiis-Eargo Ex-
press. rs. Western Union. s9z4. Wheeling
4 Lake Erie. tls.; Wheeling Il Lake Erie
preferred. 4294; Minneapolis 4 -. Louis.
A.. Denver & Rio Grande. l2Ss: General
Electric. 49, National tinseed. 1914; Col
Grade Fgei & Iron. z5tz: Colorado Fuel
a Iron preferred. y. Houston & Texas
Central. ~; Toledo. Ann Aroor
4 North Michigan, s.; Toledo, ST. Louis
Kansas City preferred, ~.
SHARES SOLD.
The total sales of stocks today wero 1e3.-
o57 shares. including: American To-
bacco. II go: Afchison. 300. American
Sugar. q. 80; Burlington. II. 900; Chicago
Gas. 400; Big Four. 400; Distilling,
y 900; General Electric, 5. 500: Louisville 4
Nashville. 40; Missouri Pacific, 400;
st. Paul, Il, so.
Hops-Dnil: state, common 10 choice,
5e16c: Paeihc coast. 6dl2c.
WOOL
Wool-Domestic, 1sc.
METALs
Pig iron Dull; Scotch, si9o0@22o0;
American. Si3.T0
Copper-kIrm. lake, Sc.
Lead--Firm domestic. S. 32l1.
Tin-NomInal: plates. nominal.
Spelter- Nominal.
SUGAR.
sugar-Raw. strong; fair refining, 21zc.
COFFEE.
Cotfee--0ptions. closed easy. 5Ql5
points net decline: August. $i4. s00fl4S 50;
December, SIZES. SPOT, Rlo-Duh; No. z,
i0Zc.
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rms srArK or raADE.

TnE sTkTE o. TRADE.
sax FGAae1sco, Aug. is.-in vegetables
the only change reported was in tomatoes.
witch are lover. Onions are very iirtn.
Potatoes unchanged. The demand for
fruits. outside Of piuins for canning. IL
dull, and receipts heavy. Sfrawb berries
soid at an advance. There were no further
advances ia butter or eggs. Both mar.
kets held firm under good demand. Ihe
poultry market is well supplied with all
varieties and dull. with prices steady.
Closing. Wheat-Qaiet and steady !,
December. ssst.c, May. sIo4t..
Barley Easy: December. size, May.
Gle.
Corn-si.sTtl.
Bran-si5.g0 per ton.
BAxApsTuFTs And GRAINS.
FIonr--Famlly extras, 81. ao@s.50. bak-
ers' extras. fa59sSs0. supernne. s2-5oa
as.
whent--weak s5'aset.c for No. I ship
ping quality possibly SIG Tor choice
There is stili a fair volume OF business
doing In futures in the call board. Milling
wheat. a5emsI.
Barley-Tse soft tone noted yesterday is
still feature Of the barley. Feed. far
20 good, 17is@s0e; choice. sll&Ms21se;
breWluKs e4ABNNs cheFatieI, sthhuafds
$i.z54L271s.
Oats Trade is of small proportions. Cali
foruia coast, S5e01sl. 10; milling. <Ii7i46s
I72s. surprise. 81 25af l. 81; fancy feed. 81. IS
Gfi -; good 10 choice. si.050rl.12I4 poor
20 fair, glc6fti black and red. nominal !;
gray, sL01A@L07i.
Produce receipts-Flour. sacks. q. ess:
Oregon, J.s0e. wheat. centais, 5,e7l;
Oregon, 23Ss barley, ceatass, 9.s23; oats,
centals, 4, no: Oregon, 2.227: corn, centals.
2.028; beans, SACKS. I07: potatoes. sacks.
zoos.
FINANCIAL
Drans-pn sight. New York. per 500.
12jsc. Sterling exchanKe-On London,
sixiy day bank. S4.s7.
Silver bars--Per ounce. 6S sz95t3sSc.
Mexican dollars--ol ssM5iAc.
MINING STOCKS
Alta, IL: Belcher, So; Best & Belcher.
i35: Bodis Consolidated. i70: BuIwer. n;
Cholgar, y; Consolidated California x
Virginia 430; Crown Point, II. Eureka
Con, Is; Gould 4 Curry, SIS; Hale & Nor
cross, Is; Mexican, t2o. Mono, 80;
ophir, 70; Potosi. IS. Savage. - !;
Sierra Nevada, 10: Union Consolidated,
CO. Utah, =: Yellow Jacket, ~: Andes, SO;
bullion. rs. Caledonia. ~; Challenge
Con. 40; Consolidated Imperial. 2; Grand
Prize. 8: Justice. IS: kentuck. IL; ocoI-
dental. IL: 0yermAn, n; Seq. Belcher, II;
Scorpion. 3. Alpha Consolidated, 10, Con-
ndence, leo.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
s%shsdass Kp,-eopai charehss

M@shsdssf Episcopal ghurehes
colrmbla-sspplsea froa se&ssls pnIPits
Gs.es. Esss ssAEsss ss-sioz-saDo4tA scAeos ,
BE
shaw Meaarssal--un1sy school ~ q H. Epr
wossh League , n.
Battery -srees-Tafri sza Battery. Rev g. A
Isaaeu pastor. Services Il a II and p n
Gerraaa--sse szst sB4 ThIrtsenfh. Rev. g A.
FriezlaS. pastog. Services II 4 "A aaa . m
Hsrsn--secoaa and HewaFd-Ksv- v. Q Ben
a1oEn, pastor Services. II g. m aac ssAp m
REORGANIZATION ana olive Eer. T.
J. Lnaasg1sre, Dzst0t services l. a. IA siiG 20
3 T.
Afriean-lzs0 jonas street, Just % Ma9:son.
Rev ,. Alden Whey. pastor. Services II ia m
and > IA
eilsaan-aex. J. r Edwards. pastor sakbata
school 10 g. IN. Preaching IL 9 y. Epworth
League p IA. Reading League, ~ :. II
Madfson S,reet-Corner Convertible Rev. N
A sovfnxtsa pastor services t0:1 q n anc
q n. sunday schooi, 2.3 p "a aeGag
peoples class, JsSl
Ashary. Freusont-Rev W. II. Drake Class
Meeting. 1874 a. m. preaching, II a m -hn- .
csy school ~ M. young peoples meeting e'0
p preaching. I'D 2. II
Gilman PARK. BaIIzrd-Rsy ~ H. gohustone.
passor Services II =. snd y m. sunday
school 10 !. rn.: class meeting IL M Junior
League SD p H. Epworsh League 1:1 p m
swesish-FIfth street, nesr Pise. Rev John
gonsou, pastor: residence. 1912 Twelfth street
Services 1885 a H.: Sunday school, la:ao p m.
young peoples meeting, =. m; evening service.
Z .. m.
Triaity--Nercer aad Kentucky streets Rev.
=. +. Iedrirk, pastor; parsonage aalo ninE
church. Services u 3 m and p n snhosy
school 1918 ,. Epworth League, p M
Prayer meeting, Thursday evenings
Graes-Ra.nier and King streess Rev. W. I.
Ford pastor: residence, 5l5 suffer street; serv-
ices, II a IN. and p NJ sabbath sehool, y. - =
IN; Epworth League 6s45 r. m. prayer meet
ing Thursday evening; class meetings, Tuesday
evenings.
First-Third aud Marlen streets. Rev. W. A.
shankiin, pastor Residence. 9a2 Seneca
street Preaching ~ II a. IN. and ?. m Morn
ing subject. THE Christ Spirit Class
meeting, 10 e. m: sunday school, l2,3l p m. /:
Epwotfh League, 60 p. m. Junior League,
Monday, p. IN. class meeting Tuesday, p IN.
official board meeting, first Monday In each
month at p m: Epworth League business meet
Ing second Monday. p. m; Nemau's Foreign
Missionary Society, fret Wednesday. 2. - n m !;
Ladies AID society. second and fourth Wednes-
day, % n m. WoInans Home Missionary 30
elsty. third Wednesday. go p m
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Catholic Churches.

Catholic Uaiea- O. A. Il hail. Hinckley block.
? SOP IA.
our Lady OF Good Help-souta Fourth snd
ashiugtaa stFeets Rev r. \. Preiontalna
pastor low mEss, IA. aigh mass, 10 ~
9 IA baaedictlou, - p M
immaculate Conceptlon-slxth aud Spring
streets Rev Victor Garrsne. : j.. pastoF Con
daeIca ~ tas 1esuiks. early mass, a. m
and a N aigh BASS, i0.aa = n sunday
school. 3 3. n.
Sacred Hearts, AMI sixth street Con.
6uete1 ~ tie REDEEM afnrtsts Rev Joseph A
kAusz, G. = 4 FASTER Los Elass with sefuann
s . -. high mass with sermon. 70 - a N
sgCdas schooS. % ? u.s. Holy Panty AssoCis-
tea aiesting. n II. NssFers sermon and beue-
diest0a. ~ r VA
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Presbyterian Churches.

German Reiormed-scventh street. near Pine
Services II a IN.
Ross Mission-D. /. Fordney, pastor. Preach
ng $50 p. IN. first and third sabbath OF month.
Lake Union-Kilbourne avenue Fremont
Rev 5. c. Head, pastor Services IL a N. and
F.D y. m.
South Seattle. sunday school, 80 p. m Rev.
John Alison will preach at 5 p. IA.
Boulevard Mission, near Ballard. Sunday
school 3 p. m. Rev. w. A. Major. of the second
Presbyterian church, will conduct services at
4p. IN.
BaIlard-First--Broad and First avenue;
d. 1. Fordnsy, pastor. Preaching, III IN. and
p, u. Sabbath school. 10 n m. Y. p. ). G. T.,
ESQ p m. Prayer meeting, Thursday, p. w
Cslvary-Market aud King streets Rev. 8.
J. Kennedy. pastor. Residenee. ia Market
street. Services, ii q. IN. and p. Morning
subject Tho Nttness-Beare Evening sub
iect, where Art Thouf" sabbath school,
1915 =. m.
North seattle-oak aud Harrison streets. Rev.
W. A. Major. pastor. Residence, All Temperance
street Preaching, II q. and n III. Morn
ing subject "Ihs Standard of Action" Even
ing subject. "sermon From the Question Box. "
sabbath school AT 1918 ?. m. \. L. ). G. T.,
p m Prayer meeting. Thursday, 3 p m
First-Fourth aud spring streets Rev. Ajax
anacr Alison. ID. D., pastor. Residence, 1912
Marion street Services. IL m. and ) =. m.
Morning sermon by the pastor, subject: THE
Divinity of the Creation Narrative" Tae Rev.
Nathan Gosh, OF Dairy Free church, scotland,
will preach In the evening. p. IN. This viii
be Mr.. Cosh's LAST discourse prior to returning
10 ssotisnd. sunday school, II % Y. m. \.
4. :. f., Gas p IA. Prayer meeting, Thurs
day, y N.
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rns.eapaI cnnrches.
St Woodland para. EvsainsP-sysr.

8. MATS Woodland PARK Evsning prayer.
S.E p H.
=. sserAensx--flaIis ard Services II q N and
20 p -. Rev. r. Z HyiaEd ssct0F
Il C1sneats-Iarketssr street. nsss fssisr ave
nue. Rev. Henry A. Dexter o1csshag- MoEn-
tx prayer with seEmon, ii T. n S1uasf sS1'e'sA'
ID g. g.
Trfuttv-Eighsh and James streets. Rev.
George Herbert watson. d. D.. recfor. sunday
sehOs! 81 Is g m Ire reckor VAL PEsASa
morning and evening
ee MarGss-Flffh and ogtve streets Rev. DAVID
Claiborne Garrett rector. lAtany. seEHaoa aia1
Hs,fy 1oEnmaaion II q n. Baptism Tor in-
fants =. m sunday scaool. 80 H.
Young Peoples seTYsce. 6 - 2 IL EFenlHg
prayer and ssrmoa, with congregational siax-
fuvs m After evening service there viii BE
informal singing OF hymns chosen ey eocgfe-
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RFookiyn Rev. 7. c. hiswen pastox slady
at Plymouth cAurch. services II = IN sunday
schoog. - Is ,. 81. YP.s.C. &. Spm PRAYER
ms~tsag. Tuesday. : p. "a
Edgssatsr-Ke J. T. Nichols. p&ssor sesv-
Ices, II a IA and 3 n. sunday school
al u = "a 1uaior G. E. N. Y. p >
G 2, >. III Prayer meeting. Thursday sp. n.
ftynoath-Thiri sua diversity streets Rev
AAiisee Nusting. u. h. pastor. Residence. fS1o
University sttsst ssFxscas. Il s. IA All = IA
Rev =. d. Wallace sill preach morning kB4
eFeninx. sunday scaaet l. - .. "a. n r. >
a. r.. ,. "a. PRAYER meeting. 1hursday = Is
3 IA. Junior \. r. = G. z. Friday. = ~.
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Theosophy.

Seattle Branch, No. /, of the Theosophical So
eIety, sunday, p. M. in the seattle National
Bank building, room 100. Lecture by Thomas
A. Barnes on "IheosoDhy in Daily Life"
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Restitutionists, 3p. m. 23es Front street
Christian Alliance, Thursday 2:SO. at Mrs. S.
Van yaIkeuburg's, go Lincoln street, corner
Fourth.
Christian Science SUNDAY school, Ii O. m,
room 300, second floor. Seattle National Bank
block, south Second street and Ieser avenue
Seattle City Mission aud Seamens Bethel.
Chaplain. Thomas Rees. Gospel services every
evening. $50 sunday school, p. m, con-
ErA~
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Lutheran Churches.

Norwegian kyangslicsi-Twelfth and Olive
streets Rev. l. J. kvsn. pastor. Residence,
less Twelfth street
Holy Trinity English Lutheran-Seyenth and
Un,on-Services, II q. snd p. m. sunday
school. 9 IS q m. Rev G W. Critchlow. pastor.
German Lutheran-DuwAmish mission, san
ders hall, below sseeney's brewery L.
knappa pastor. Sunday school, lsSo y N.
Services $50 every other sunday
German Lutheran Services in hail corner OF
Main and Twelfth streets every sunday az 10: Is
a. Ia sunday school 80 =, N. NJ. q. Baade,
pastsF; residence. I2i5 Main street
Norwegian Danish Fourth and Pine streets
\ r. IollefsoE, pastor study In basement
Services, II aud y m. sunday school.
80 g. n. Prayer meeting. Thursday, 2. n.
swedish Evsngsliesl-Thiri street, near Pike.
Rev. Martin |. larson, pastor residence, i42i
fiith street, between Pike and Union- sunday
school II IS 2 m Services 1915 a IA. and 5
p N, and Thursday p IN
German Evangelical Zions congregation
Frecdz hail. Ninth street. between Pine and
Olive. Rev. Z kuspfe. pastor. Residence, 1919
lenth street. Services. i9s0 IN snd 80 =.
IA sunday school. a IN "Bieslstunde,
Wednesday, p y VS. Lutheran Young Peoples
society, Thursday. - p
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Chriatian Churches.

First-Ssneca street. between Third aud
Fourth. Preaching at IL a. m. and p. IN.
by Rev Mr.. Edgar. sunday school at l2:a0
Mrs. T. r Mayheld, superintendent, Y. P. 5 c.
T. Ct 6.45 D. M.
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Overwhelmingly school p m
Yesler- sunday school. $50 g. NJ; preaching,
II ..
celambia-Presching. 80 p m By Rev. D.
Baxley sunday school, - n.
SoutA Seattle - sunday school IA n m
ChtIdrea's missionary meeting. T:0 p m
First-Third and Pine streets Rev. CLARK
Davis. pastor. Services. IL m and y m
Sundnv school, 1880. Young Peoples meeting,
Cs45 p m
second -Sorsh Seattle, Republican and War
ren streets Eugene Miller, An, viii conduct
services at IL q. m. subject "lhon hast
Brought Us Hitherto" sunday school, IL :. N
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ADVENT Cnurcns..

Seventh Dsy-sos Poplar street Preaching
Up. m
Christian ehspel-Warren street, half block
north OF Front street power house. services
III a. NJ.
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Mens rAliF thss Affsranoa af o'cia@x Al tAe
4 N &. A Aeare.s ~ Mr. ts@oxge carter, gen
srHt secretary. whs las last rsxurRe3 grosa :
tArse aoatns trip segoxs. Active preparations
are eSsng sasas ter the H2extimE ia shEs city. %
AIS a. - ~ ssssszalsx :, =. I.s ia.sssxafa a..
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.s N eouveataon OF the Pacific
Nu~sawexr. ropre-enslng Orsgon- sssningko1
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Evangelical As.ociation.

German Harrison and Birch streets. Rev.
aug Ernst, rastoF. SO Harrison street Services,
IL a m and s u. m sunday school, 9:45 q. NJ.
Young peoples meeting, p. m. Literary enter
;sinment last sunday of each month.
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Unitarian Church.

Tenth aud Pine, John Glen, pastor-sabbath
school, 9;45 A. m; preaching morning and
evening; prayer meeting. Wednesday night
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Free Srethodi,t Church

Barracks 3i5 Jackson street Prayer meeting,
Ia m. Holiness meeting, IL a. m. Free and
easy. p. N. rousing meeting at p. In.
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miscellaneous.

Seventh, between Pike and Union. Church
services and sunday school viii be discontinued
for few weeks.