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kirkland Kirkland. Rev. uoratio Auiur. pas
tor sunasy services, II & 70. sad ESQ p m. Y.
Z. :. C. E., e:S1 p m. sunday.
Taylor Birch street Rev. George II. Lses
pastor. residence 21s BlEea street. Services
sunday a. IL =. N. and $50 :. N sunday
.caool, Is;sS D m Prayer n1eetiRw. T:s0 O'Clock
THURSDAY eysaing. \. L. :. &. l., z.33 y. N.
Sunday.
rfgewaser-gsv J. T. Nichols. pastor s.rs-
iess Il q. n. aad 7.Se p N. Morning. aas-
3se1 applying oar Hearts Cato S,s4orn. .
Eyspfag TOPIC, seen. B9ot2 aus the sSe,aI Re-
x'anuss." suatiav sehoai ut i2:lS ?. IA Junior
C. T.. $50 D. IA. Friday !. Il. ,. G. z. e.u
+. n Prayer meeting, thursday, 80 .. II.
Plyruouth-Thira ani University streets.
Rev. wallsec Mating. y. n, Iastor. Res.deaee,
ixs, rniversity street. services. II q. n. and
g.s3 T. II. Morning. sassset. ..fhe Saal'a Bel
- Saees Of TIE Year SID Its Carstai ter - .
Fyeuiuz subject. -Iae Eatangl easenis Of MOI
era Lie ard How To ia Free From Them. .
Pra{r Ea: s.dar. Stsanitv EvsIapzsaca In
the salvation Army" Sgadsy sebassl. 1890 ~.
ny A. :. c. s.. ca 2. ~ Prayer ras ct
isg. THURSDAY. I'D .. IA. JGai0s I. a. :. {. b..
Eglday. 2. Eas
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lhe meet enthusiastic investigator has
hksdly dared to dream may be accom-
psshed through the use of hypnotism.
md, bold and progressive student as he
Is u will:ng TO afford every facility for
1 skilled operator TO experiment on the
Inc suggested.
Prof. cuyrisr almost took my breath
sxay when. as sat in his study at the
tnsttutiGn a few days ago looking out
upon the Hudson, he announced 1t 10 be
biz belief that through The agencies of
h1pzotisn man who has been deaf from
shs day Of his birth may be made to hear
distinctly.
The prophet OF the Israelises spoke
truly said Prof. currier. when he pre-
dessa tsoasands Of years ago the coming
q tae day when the eyes OF tho blind
saaA be opened. The ears OF the deaf shall
ne anssopned. the tongue of the dumb
shAll Be unioesened and the lame made TO
fan aad leap as an hart My friend. this
ses y q hand 1t Is already here. Grad
eassy force In nature-a force first
uaasksd and ridiculed. next wondered at.
asE stuffed aud maize usefui-has been
sssfpsM by science. And now Is her.
&issa tas news that through hypnotism
NE iassnt senses are 20 be made healthy
ssa vigorous, aud the nerves which from
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do you hesrgs he aslweA
answered Mr.. Jones. ~ i. IN.
music OF the duse.~
Now. for yonr satisfaction s.sd rrn.
currser. addressing me. II nm h1,ra.
Ioid this man 50 that he can r~r.sv. -,
inteaiigsace as TO The kind az frx,r,.r,.-,,
through the observation az tb~ ~v.r 4
Dandage was placed tightly at.out NJ
Jenes eyes. ! picked IN : e,,ssar .ra
toucned its strings.
Cnrrier. $3.50 '0a.
There was . smile On the facs Of Mr..
zones - ne answered. III il the music Of
the guitar" $3.50
VEL" said ], after Mr.. Jones had re-
tired. This Is ali very interesting. hut
what 10 II all about? You do not mean
70 ten me that this man IL under hyp-
motto influences. do your
Wait and hear"
This man. Afr Charles Jones, il now "a
years OK age. He was born dest "a :
stone For txenty-eight years no sound
ever reached his brain through the ysbra-
tons OF the tympanum OF the ear CON-
oucssd by the delicate auditory nerves To
tae mind. Deafness was accompanied az.
- always the case In such instances. vtth
0usnoness as well. Being unable to bear
ana comprehend spoken language the vo-
cal cords, which, as you well know, are
Dut the parrots OF the ear, were never
able to form sounds into speech. Twelve
years ago we began operating upon this
man through the instrumentalisy OF the
andiphone and the conical hearing tube.
Tne idea that through tae agency OF some
such instruments as these we could de-
yslop the latent sensibiilties OF the audi
tory nerve until 1t became useful and
valuable part OF the system was an idea
OF my own. and the instruments by which
we have wrought the results which have
demonstrated 10 you here were OF NY own
invention. The deafness OF Mr.. Jones was
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now able to command K and make IL USE
fui in conveying It's orders 20 the organs
of hearing. Ia tire case of Mr.. jones we
have developed the latent sans.talities 81
this nerve by exercise The nerve has
been exercised. however. from without.
through the AID Of the andassslone and the
eencal hearing tubes. It has taken Us
twelve wears 10 produce the results which,
/ have demonstrated 10 yoa. Nos, sup
naSe Sc exercise thas nerve from within,
as well as from Without Suppose We In
crease ss,e rover ~ sSe viii 10 hash It's
messages over tbs rusty wire III TIE
ss,ue time that We Increase the senss~
s.i,e,nx AZ the wire - receive the eoni-
r,,rsss. the nerve new becomes q raes-
sengrr.@
..rvsslxe years ago wsssa ] advanced the
,heerv 81 the possibility ~ ssesesessns
.he latest senslbsfitIes .. tie rartisily
narslyxea adultery nerve ] was met Hlta
the easne character % excaarss58xens VIA
Which yo. greeted me 8 little whsle ago.
sabsaeaf theories. aoasensss az cassseSs
SPECULATION, Try ste Nc. There = sAosa-
sn~ ln Il. Why waste valuable ssn1e Mia
sna1~aetlssSie zpseatattoas asd the t2s-
srses Of sarcaraersg' Tire FreEeh saSAssss
vs.sies.lsss me Ggey would have rome q
& TIE German investigators esess
them, they are ready 70 give q wsil.F's
ear Whenever hssssss saoaghs sEA siseFs
assarts Rseaf listened. exFsszI'ssisst'' 49,
roAav are producing saa s&sae iFA'sss
,xhl<.a have sssowa "a yoa - lae case -
air, Jones. Sassess Seasssssd sas
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nanfIss ehnreaas.

Moth se4t.ie--Third and ceta- streets. Raw.
& r Rr5wslee pastor: residences Ica Oak STREET.
ssyyIees II a. ~. snd 7,S3 p m sabbath
sehoos after uaoralas services T. \. +. L.. ESQ
T. IA
Market st-cs;-Mssxe: ana Main streets
Rev ". T. EsseaGr. psssoss resl1ease. 50. Mag
les street. Preaching IL the rSorsFns e. IL
& esnea- Nouag geopes meeting esSo p L.
PreacaaaE ia tie eyeal1g a. ia
swesssa-Bssi and Etgssa streets Rev. Aug
Gi.oa, pastor. rEsscsaee. 80 DsxiEr ssrexa
services II = ~ AMI :. - T. -. SGnday sehsos.
u m yoang p@esls's meeting. p. an prayer
rssezIiss Thursday. = k; yC1ag people o
LaSst4gg saturday. = "a
Yrt-Feassh street. s<iseen James ard
csessg Res. X. b. 1aylo-. passet; residence.
tzra gar.ox. strsss. PrsashsFsE. II G. r. aua
-.sa . "a Aorastsg sub3ees. "Evwsss@ &aa PAY.
Tx Exeasnz sshIeeI- Lessons fog tks Co.'S
l,sx .esr AaEasl business nesting xGIi cs@e.
sscT ef efse1vs Tuesday evening. IAns-
arr 1 Spae4ai Ezasse ausixs s2e All ;
d3s~xtsea 81 Axe. G. A. 4. Escasxsass euzssy
a s5sa4 a. tAs esnse Of this Eaorz1ng service
Yoaax pao>ls's raeesisg. esss p n. Prsyss rsei-
Lie. THURSDAY. 80 p ~
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recsed next week to load grain fer San
Francisco
TIE collier Maeksnaw il expected 70
finish nadiny coal for San Francisco to-
night
Steamer Msl.roFnah brought over ahoat
loo uaenbers az the salvation Army froxn
olyrsria today.
Steamer Mary F. Fsriev - transferring
the ALASKAN freight OF the steamer Chill
kat 1T Seattle 70 Tacoma
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Tacoma. Dee. - Special Fner City
=. pu4h,a arrived froun s@r FRANCHISES TO-
day wssh rs tors os general ussTeaa-i-
disc. she sfll leave for Nanrsaysr a.
$50 as usgszsaeA. returning IoIstay -
tasss ga as,sat l.ssa tnns Of gTaln and 10
spas Of .aeur.
steamers Ai-ki and Willamette are ex-
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I have read the foregoing Interview
carefully, and it IL correctly reported In
every particular. 1t contains my views
on the subject exactly as they exist to-
day. / believe there are great poss;ibiIi-
ties In store for us thrauga tho agency OF
hypnotic Influence and the discoveries as
TO the best way IN watch that influence
can he utilized. Already We are told that
hypnotism has accomplished great things
directly in this line. From the Univer-
sity OF Minnesota comes the news that
lad who for fourteen years has not ar
ticulated a single sound has had and
that only after few months operating
In the hands OF the hypnotist, the power
OF speech developed within him. In this
case the boy could always hear distinct
iy. This was one of those very rare
cases where the boy was afflicted with
what is known as aphasia. that Is. there
was q prenatal paralysis OF the nerves
which act as the messenger between the
brain and the organs OF speech. IN all
my long experience with the DEAF ana
dumb, I have never met but two similar
cases. but the work here. as have SAID.
IL directly IA tire i.ne OF the development
OF the latent sensIbiisties of the parsslyzea
auditory nerve. The causes Of The in
ability To operate the nerve are identical
Success IN the enc case proves tsa. II Is
has the foreruaner OF success "a the
other case.
This New York Institution for the In
sirsietion OF the Deaf and Dumb has no
superior of Its kind in the wcrEd. We
have here facilities for any experiment
which may promise 10 result in the bet
tering Of the condition OF the untortu-
mates who have been deprived CT tile use
OF tha sense o. hearing. and We are ready
and anxious 10 extend these facilities to
any ora y 30 can produce these results.
Any enc who can do this by hypnos5srs
we want. We are right liz lire for hyp-
motto experiments. We ee,isve great re-
suits may be accomplished in this way
We viii welcome and employ and afforE
every possible Opportunity fnr expert
snenting 20 any one who IN ntsed 30 pro-
auce through TIE process 81 hypnotic ope-
ration the results waaSeh have here as
serted Il 10 ee my belief may follow such
treatment
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~

Tae sraias OF the Great Northern. rail-
w-av cross thc Cascade and Rocky noun
sasus in daylight, afsordlrE passengers
the oenoss sEIty cf seeing the gr4naeSt
scenery ia America Tsekst eeslee. s4e
Front stress.
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STRAIT SrEAa tsHrp cf,afpANr.

ss-s1A STEAMSHIP GttAE-ANx.
seattle and Townsend Mesh Say roHtAs
steamer ss&rl&Ai leaves fester dock Mon
ussSss wednesdays ard fridays at o. N.
Ter Fort Fewasen6. Port Williams. Duu-
gsaeSs Fort Angeles. Port Crescent.
s.stiysourg. PyshS, tlailan Bay and
Mean Bay returning. arrives Seattle SD
r. ~ o. opposite days. Steamer EsxAnxel
leaves fesler doSsk for Port Townsend.
Fort Williams, Dangeness. Port Angeles
ana Victoria Mondays, WeSlnesdays and
nate days y. m
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c.thnrlr ehurnhrs

c. rrsrs.s ysvEsr CGsres--sixss sad spvsnx
ssreess KsT. NIeses 0<ttaE1. :. J., II casrssl
N1zs. r. n.
"a rcd Haars-Bess Aas ss1sA sI-sess Cos-
aueaezA ~ fAe RsssaEE Tasssi sss. kaE InsepA A.
kAasx & FL e. p~sscx. sss msxs. via ser.
Esaz. j & n Essk Easxs, villa sssz111, 34-ss =
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the Seattle Tug AMI Eatxa compony.
Is again on DECK have the sole 49,
axestrsk OF the szaunch sugboAt BET
lard, and hereby. take tnss method g.
faf1rns4nx nay Old patr9na and a4n4F8
wsTO may have work In my line that u
arm prepared 10 do tho same WITH dr.
patch and ~ ssegub2r rates These
fu4uife on board. or at osflee 81 6eAttte
Tug ard Barge Company, foot Of 4aH.
lon direct. near k'Isser of5tEe. -
GAIT. ~ r. EgALLp110
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n s.nday schoos. go ,. N. Eoay Family A.
sociatien meeting, ,. m vsspezs. sermon and
oeuedictson, 10 y N
Oar LADY, Of Good Helpscnth Fourth snd
PASTOR Log raasss So M high nsss. 1850 q
m: henecicsion. T:so p m
Chmrch at the Irsrnaeulats--Rr Broadway ana
Medsson sfyees.. Rev. Victor tarrand, s. J.,
o. IA high mass. 1880 q m. sunday school,
p. IA sermon and nensdietion. 7.s5 p m.
CArissfAn CAureAss.
o.ynpie Avsnus Church Of ,chyisf. "a olysn-
pie svenus-R Il Moss. pastor. snaaay
school. laa n: preachins. IL :. n. and 10
p N.
FIr.-seneca street. teswesn TAlrd ana
fonrth- Pfeaehing II e. m and 80 p
iecf, s&rhe Clevsiand Endesvor Convention :.
Hnasagor meeting, e.i5 .. m. Sunday school,
2.0.
Reformed Churches.
German Reformed church. BalIard-Poss
street and second avenue. G. Gfae1ei, pastor.
Services sundaJs ~ II q m sunday school II
German Reformed church, ssastie--ssvsath,
between Pine and Olive ssrsssa Services az II
"a ana 7.S p m every sunday. sunday
scaooi. " m
Cumberland Presbytertan.
second church--Green lake; preaching II II =
m and $50 p. u.
First churcn.-Ravenna park: sunday school
ESQ p 10. superintendent, l. s Beck.
Third church-Brewer's hall. GA McClairs
street: preaching ~ II q n. aud .. N. sunday
school, Il O'Clock.
Methodist. Protestant Churches.
second-Sorth Seattle. Republican ard Pop.
lar streets services, IL q. in. and 7.Sa n m
Prof. Eugene Miller. A. NJ, pastor.
First--Third and Pine streets Rev. Clark
Davis. pastor. Servicss. IL q. m. end 80 p n.
I. r. c T., els p. m. SUNDAY school. 2:a.
United Presbyserian Church
Sixth and Seneca strsets- Rev. & Dali John.
eton, pastor; residence. S. Seneca street scrv-
ices II a m and 80 p. N. sabbath school.
Prayer meeting Thursday. s;;D p N.
Christian Alission and Ssamen's Bethel.
Hall corner of South third and jackson
EVERY n,sns a. M Tusssy ana n.ah. nssns
conducted by Young Peoples Socsetyof Chris-
tan Endcavor Chaplain I. Ress.
Evangelical Asaoclation.
Characterization and Birch streets. Rev.
Aug Ernss. pastor. $50 Harrison streeta Services,
II = N. and p NJ. Sunday school. 9:45 q N.
Young Peoples meeting. p u. Literary en-.
tsrfainment last sunday OF each month
Seattle City Massion.
Hall 6ol Commercial streat-Gospsl servicss,
$50 2 m. every evening through the week.
Noond9y PRAYER seryice. Il to p. m. \. ?. s c.
Z. Sunday school, $50 p. m.
Theosophy.
Seattle Branch, No. 1, OF tho Thecsophical So
ciety, Sunday. p m, In its new hall, 612 Third
street Lecture by Mr.. A. {. Theeson on 1.-THE
Evolution OF the Race"
Spiritual Science.
Olympic hall-Rev. Dr.. Dean Clarke will
speak At 80 p. m. giving scientific exrlaus-
tion OF mental and spiritual phenomena.
Salvation Army.
Barracks, SIS Jackson street. Prayer meeting.
q m. Holiness meeting, IL q. m. Free and
easy, p M rousing meeting ct p. N.
Free Methodist Church.
Tenth aud Pine, John Gian, pastcr--Sahbath
school. 9:45 q M: preaching morning and even
ing; prayer meeting, Wednesday night
Unftarian Church.
GAvAnth kcfuaan pfka md Eufou Ma
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rARr,.

Leave Sesttse-fssS iisis q m. IN en-
m Leave Tacoma-s:so = M. La a.
see p. us
Sunday
leave Seattte--T-nn .. ne. ie.aa $50 D. M
leave Taecrna-S.SSe a. m. sd - n m
Ianssing at NJ r. wharf Tacomn. and
Seattle.
Fleetwood. fare a0s,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY
fyosicss for this department. must - handed
Ia By O'Clock sa.arday 70 iaszrs inssrtion-l



NeakoAIse EpfscopAl Cssurehee.
Prsssfne Elder. En-. r & Ford D. D.. csrs0
Ezis.t sad Assso streets. caecn ARsx
Ge-uau-ssewars and Thirteenth. Raw. Joseph
Hepr. pastor; residence. 1911 Tairssenth. 6eKv-
lees. II q M and 20 p T.
Norwegian Danish--F1fth and Div. Rev. K J.
Landrssard. pastor: residences 5c5 Olive serv-
ices, II . m and I'D ?. "a
Battery street IL l. ehurck-Coraer Third
and Battery. peeschirg. II q IA and 7sS3 7. b.
sunday school. I2:A EPvosth League, IA
p m
Gilman Park, Baiiard--Rev. ". II. Johnssone.
passo, ssrvsces II = N. and r m; sunday
League. $50 p m; Epworsh League, 5.0 p 70.
Madison s.xcef-Madson and Ctoverdaie. Rev.
~ A. Covington, pastor services. lo.s0 n m.
snd 80 p. m 1iass meeting, II o,eiock- sun
dsy school, 2:0 p m Epwossa League s-So
p N
GYace--Rainier and King strcsta Rev. ". I,
Ford, pastor: residence, 5l5 suffer street: serv.
ices. II .. IN and 80 p m Sabbath school,
meeting. Thursday evening, 5 p. m; class meet
ings, Tuesday evenings
Trsnisy-Msrcer and Kentucky streets. Rev.
n. K. Ieorick, pastor; parsonage ADJOINING
church. Services. II y n. and 80 p m Aorn-
"Tims Wisely Use6. Class Eecting 10
d. nc. Junior League. $50 y. m. EpwoFsh
League. s:so p. N. Prayer Eeetings Thursday
evenings.
Fisst--Third and Marion strseta Rev. W. A.
shankIiu. pastor. Residence. 922 seneca street.
Preaching AZ II q IN. aud =: 81 p. m. Morning
subject, Remembering Gods way. New
Year sermon Evening subject. Thoughts and
Memories OF Home" suggested sy the seaEen.
OiG-lashioned Methodist watch night meeting
Monday night from 10 TO midnight
Class meeting. 10 q. M. Sunday school.
1880 r. NJ: Epwosth Leaxue, $50 p. M: Junior
League. Mondsy, D. N. class meeting. Tuesday,
p. IA Official DoArd meeting. frat Monday IN
each month al 3 p m: Epworth League basintss
meeting, second Monday, y m. Womaas
Foreign Missionary Society. frst Wednesday,
2:0 p. m.; Ladies' Aid Society. second and
fourth Wednesday, 2:30 p. M; wopan's Rome
Missionary Society, third "Wednesday, $50 p. n
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Sana.r,so coal 81 81 20 and $50 Der
ton. e. Z. cs2sas S ca. Telephone seS.
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sKAorr RIVER ROUTE.

Time Card.
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves Seattle Monday. spec. 81. at Is
night; SATURDAY. dan. T. at 6 a. m.
Leaves Mount Ncraoli--W ednessssty Jan.
2. al a. m: Friday. jan 4. at q. m.:
Sunday Jan. &. al a. IN.
Fare. 81 Round trip. si.la. Mcals. =
cents Eerihs, . cents.
Lilly, BOfSAfsDUS a. Co. Inc.
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African NJ. 4. Church.

Services every Sunday afternoon 1t 8 o'cloc
ct hall, 2S.S Front street.
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Episcopal Churches.

81. stephen's-B aiiard--Seryices, II Q. m and
$50 p. m. Rev. Z. f. Hyland. rector.
81. Mary'a-Woodlaud park. Rev. George II.
Watson. D. d., IN charge. Evening" prayer, 500
p N.
St Marks North Seattle Mission Removed
from log cabin to the chapel No. 3is Olympic
avenue. Sunday school. 3 p N.
ST. csement's--Markets street., near Yesler ave.
nue., Rev. Henry 4. Decker ofiicisting. Morn.
ing service. ii a. m. Sunday school, 10 a m.
Trinity Parish-E.ghth and james streets
Rev. George Herbert Watson, j.. r., rector.
Fourth sunday In Advent Holy Communion.
q. IN. Morning prayer, II a. m. sum
day school, 3 p. 10. Choral evening prayer.
p M.
81. Mark's-Fifih and olive streets. Rev David
Claiborne Garrett. reettr. Holy Comm union,
a. III; sunday fchoo as Morning prayer
and sermon. II a. m. Young peoples service,
els p IN. Evening prayer. $50. The special
order of Christmas musc for 10th services will
be as foilowa: Morning-P Professional 50,
Adesic Fideies: Sentte, Anglican; To Deum,
Jubilate IL hat). g. Garrett; Hymn ca, Regent
square; hymn SO, r. i. Willis; 0tartory, Noel,
G Gounod: solo, Miss selden; violin obiigato,
Mr. West. Rscessionat 81. Mencelssohn.
Evening Professional g, Adeste Fideies;
Magnificent: Nunc pfmittis, G.. Gounod; an
them, "sine, q Heavens b. Tour; Hymn 50,
K = Willis; otfertcry, 20 Thou That reliess
Good Tfdings" {so!o and chorus, Mess!ah),
Handel. solo, Mrs. W. H. WhittIesey; Reees-
sionaf CD, Sullivan
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Chsnuka servIccy.

, The Issae.ites OF this city will celebrate the
last day OF the feast of Lights by special
service at their synagogue, seventh and senccs
ton 10 the choir, which has prepared an es-
pecialty good programme Tor the occasion.
three solos will be sung by singers OF local rep
utatiou. Mr.. Julius kaha, bookkeeper OF the
Puget sound National bank, viii deliver an ad-
dress apperteininy TO the festival.
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Observations taken at ali stations ats p e..
.stn meridian siins is 3. n. pactfe timsL
GKoEaE " SALISBURY,
ltnxarYer In Iharxa.
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THE VANCOUVER RoTTE-A THIr
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia. J. A. oErisa. Anafef.
tral wharf b. rn-. Mondays and Thurs
ssayH for Port Townsend. Anacortes. fair~
haven New Whatcosr. blaine ana FRI
aay Harder. going through 70 saneouSe&
81 FARE al 10 Eiains. e: fare to vancouyers
For further information apply ~ CsD-
trail wharf.
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Free arethoafss Church.

Barracks, SIS Jackson street. Prayer meeting
q m. Holiness meeting. IL q. M. Free an
easy, 3 ?. N. A rousing meeting ct p. N.
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Presbyterian Churches.

Ross Missiou--QsL. Fordney, pastor. Preach
Ing, $50 .. NJ first and third sabbath Of month.
First Misxton--In Wards hall, Georgetown.
South Seattle. sunday school, p. a. Preach
Ing, p. N.
iia.a-Fsrst-Broadway and First avenue:
Rev. d. l. Farcney, pastor. Preaching. II q. m
aud 7.S1 .. m Sabbath school. 10 l. m \. !. s.
c. E., $50 p. N. Prayer meeting, Thursday.
sr- M
sscond-Ncrsh ssatiis-oak and Harrison:
Rev. W. A. Major, pastor: residenee, All Temper
street. Services, IL q N. aud 7.s1 =. M
Sabbath school, i2.i5 ?. ~ \. 7. s. G. T., $50
=. N. Prayer meeting. Thursday. I:So p a.
Calysry-Market and King streets: Rev. S. J.
Kennedy. pastor, residence, ~ Market street.
services, ii e. N. ard 7;s1 p. N. Morning sub
Jsct, .The Exchanging Christ" Evening sub
5ect. .what Is Your Lifef" SABBATH school.
ISIS p. IN. y. :. c. E., $50 II. Prayer
meeting, Thursday, p n.
Fsrst--Eourth and Spring streets Rev. Alex
snder Alison, D. D., pastor. Residences 1872
Marion street. Services, III a. IN. and $50
p. III. Morning subject, "Deathbcd Expert
ences." Eveaing subject "ihe Sins aud Sin
ness OF Our City Lie being the second In the
series of "Plain Discoarsas on the Sins and Fin.
ners Among Us." A good musical programme
at each service. Sunday school. 1880 p. m. \.
r s. Z. T., G:l5 p. N. Prayer meeting. Thurs.
day, 2. III. Preachers meeting, Thursday 1:l5
p. "A.
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Unitarian Church.

Tenth aud Pine, John Giou, pastcr-SAhbath
school, 9:45 q M. preaching morning and even
ing; prayer meeting, Wednesday night
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Reafitutfon.

Seventh, between Pike and Union. Nc
services for the present Sunday school, 1850
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EVERETT AND sSoHoMfsH ROUTE
ctr RATE To EyERETT.
ST'F.A MEsR MABEL
Leaves Central wharf Ieezaayx. Thurs.
aayN and Saturdays ~ ~ m. for I'd.
rTsgrds Mnkiiteo. Everett. MaryxFifie.
Eaat Eyerstt Lowell and sn1hoInish.
FARE To EVERETT. 39e. ROUND toes
TO sNOI0IIsfE. s9.
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pAcrrrc NAVIGATION CO.

Tiuse card in effect Oct. IS iS9&
Seattle ard Whatcom roate-Staf0 %
Washington leaves Seattle daily except
SATURDAY.. at 10 y. IA. Seattle and La Con-
sxrepf saturday az go p. ~. Tacoma ana
seattle B1slsev-stAts ri washington leaves
Seattle Tuesdays. Thursdays AID Satur.
days at 40 p. ~.
YESLEE DOCK.
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Tho weather.

The Weather.
T. s. DEPARTMENT or AeRscLUrUaEl
WEArHER BCRKAU.
PORTLAND, Or, Dec, -, is9f.)
Forecast for Sunday: Occasional light now
B. 8. PAGug, Forecaster.
xrJyp eTArEs DRrAnrNESr OF AGcrcuLruRR.
vHA-HER BunxAu-pAILY BULLsrfM.
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