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Arizona republican., 1894-12-08

Arrangements have been made be- tween MT. F. A. Healy, general passeu- ger agent of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix railway and Captain George of the stage company, to make a through rate between Phoenix and Prescott of $10. The stage company will hereafter send the stage from Phoenix at 7 o'clock p. m., passing over the hottest part of the valley at night and connecting with the railroad at l o'clock the next after noon, arriving at Prescott at o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-08
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the reg ular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Phoenix National bank will be held at their banking rooms in Phoenix, Ariz., on Tuesday, the Sth day of Jan uary, 1895, at 10 o'clock 8. m.. for the election of directors and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting.
 A. H. HARsCHER,
 Cashier. Phoenix, Ariz., December Sth, 1894.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-08

Conner & Lund, restauranteurs and chop house men of ability and experi- ence, have taken the Pioneer restaurant opposite the Gregory house and will cut prevailing prices on all meat orders. Special attention given to Sunday din- ners.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-08
Lots on Easy Terms.

Phoenix, Ariz., December Sth, 1t
Arizona republican., 1894-12-08

Some of the reasons why the Dairy is jumping into popular favor again are : Everything is clean and wholesome, the meats are the choicest to be had in the valley, the pastry excellent, the service courteous and attent tive, and the prices low and within the reach of all. Give the Dairy trial.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-08
Holiday Goods.

A beautiful line of holiday goods, such as perfumery and toilet articles, mani. cure gets and plush goods, may be found at c. Eschman's pharmacy. They are all fine goods of standard manufacture.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-08
Bakery.

Send us 75 cents in stamps and we willmail you THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN for six months. No better way to learn all about the Great Salt River valley
Arizona republican., 1894-12-08

Subscribe for THE REPUBLICAN. De- livered in any part of the city for only 25 cents week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-29
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
Mrs. Potter and Kyrle Bellew
at the Seattle Theater.
DRAMATIC TREAT IN PROSPECT.
End Of the summer Session st Cordrsy's
Prospects ssd Bookings for
Next Wfnssr-sotes.

Cordray's theafer has had the call % Tire
indoor amusements Of the week, BAT the
exceptionally clear and warm weather has
made tbs many out-of-dooE amnsenenss
that abound around the city 80 attractive
that Conehita and her supporting com
pany have not met with that success that
the clever work Of the br1ghtditt'e woman
deserves. There has been = Deggariy array
OF empty benches that hasi discouraged
the manager from attempting longer TO
struggle against the ineyitableS and so
after tonight cordray's will again be
closed for an indefinite period. The CONS
ing week will see both tbsaters closed. ex5
ceps that the box Office OF the Seattle
fheatsr will be opened next Wednesday to
commence the SAFE Of reserved seats Tor
the coming star engagement Of Mrs.
James Brosn-Potter and Mr.. Kyrls Bels
lev, whose regulations as artists are too
well established TO need much tntrodnc-
ton. These twin stars will open a three
nights engagement 81 the Seattle theater1
one week from tomorrow August 8,
changing the bill every night and giving
a round Of their best plays. namely, I'm
rociety," THE Iron Master" and cTherese
Raquin." Mrs. Potter and KyTle Be5lew
are at present closing a nest successful
engagement in San Francisco. and wllE
bring 10 this city the company supporting
them and the scenery used in San Fran
cisco.
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r1r.. ~
forgotten. The popular player j. II Fhe
day and the hor9 not % the PAST But
there are many Students oG th~c stage and
lovers Of good acting gho h@ve pleasant
TecollecEions 81 q regGalno 0rland5 and a
certain Romeo who Eas nct since been
e1uzled either in the romantic appearance
so necessary for tseosec parts or IN enc risht
reading q ;EfenS OF in the superb acIlng Of
them T6a void at large hss benefited
b. Mr. Delley's Eeztisss naeare. but il
sousd lSager been better for ms oxn rePu-
tsts6p bad be remained, Tor tnslanes. IN
Ie5nd6aS "A e possesses more Literally tsan
any otherezf&Qr Or to-day the Qualifications
fo7 an IEn4,srsonator of Tire romaatic
a-axIa- IFS cgear-ent, tnebsAe face, s8s ex-
pFesziye eye, his ffthe. supple figure, sDc
above All rs nsEodious and penetrating
wages TT hin in p1 ordinary degree for his
chosen ealing. he has bad q vide expert
eflee OF 9tSe stage. and what - netter,
aide ex perience oil life. lie has Travelled
ail over one civilized word, noting men
and manners, With b result that be has
. natural ease Ia whatever part he may De
called upon TO pEaS. To recount
the VARIOUS characters tn which
he has won fame woaId he too long task.
HIS Romeo, his Charles Surface, his Jack
AbsoiIits sad bis Young NARROW deserve
TO be handed down 70 posterlty IN the
history Of t.Tke Schoof for Scandal, " The
Rivals" and ''she Stoops 10 Conqaer."
His David Garrick IS remarkable FOR its
polish and light touch. The refined
cruelty Of bis Baron Scarpia, in La
Tosca." has not been exeelied by any
other player, French or English His
Claude Melnotte and his Armand DuvaI
are also TO be counted among his finest
performances. Although he can play
modern part admirably he is at bis oest
in costume. not on account of the dress,
but because be is stepped in romance and
his style belongs TO other days. Let it not
be inferred that be is suited. On the con-
trary, heais eminently natural, but he has
not the modern air inseparable from some
players. BE Is essentially q romantic
actor, and the drama OF today has little TO
do With romance. The mere wearing OF
wig. the addition of powder and patches.
or the hanging Of . sword, or the fashion
Of q cloak do not constitute an actor Of
romantic characters. The player of these
parts must possess, what Mr. Beilew pos
sesses. the atmosphere aud the feeling in
cidental TO them.
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James and Cafrle clark Ward will play
the fair rcuit IN California
Conebita Is pseparKsg 10 take her com.
paw 20 Alaska for summer tour.
narel yGfton Is playing a star engage
fuent AZ the Howard street theater, san
Francisco.
The TltfslI sisters. Essie and Minnie
with theIT mother, are sammering on The
beach az Ttsaco.
Edwav3 uArrigsn has been playing =
phenomenal engagement 81 the California
irl san Francisco.
Al the legitimate theAtsrs IN New York
aFe closes Nithout exception, the FIRST
tame Ia txenty years.
9 Cars Smith and Beatrice Lieh Will shortly
close IS Motrosco'S and 80 o2t on tAe road
with their oNn company.
Ms. Ate xnnlefss .Her neArvs. Foe. i"
shica vas produced Sc q matinee IN Loa-
1 eon, has proved 20 Sc = peer play.
Actors salaries all BE ear AZ least ore.
bal ahfs 9osaing seasoa. The movement
j. the rsxa1 u AnaEtzial combine IN
NeN Tcsx
Il =. French Nil start oat September
wi.h Lis aen company, pro1ucine sSec-
tas'1oSr rsrrescStalsln q ~DT. lekyl aad
Ms hsds.
q Tie rsmzins - Edgia Forrest. The tra-
ssc.sn. : = s9on ls sct-lo ts<l tom iGs ca
Yaals " 81 fsci's s1SFgssyard. FhIsdes-
pas, - assy rQs rssL - LIS k0rFssE
hoals 81 tssl1ss@1g.
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Choral eysniEg prAyer. at : p m b2saop
Apple Of AEnsesota. II expected TO preach
morning and evening. sunday school, az y .
O. n.
50 Nsrk's-Fffth and Oilve streets key-
David Claiborne Garrett reetor- Hosy CON-
suaainr. &. n sunday school. g.ss IN.
Horaing prayer aud sermon, II subject o. ser
mon. Walking WORTHY - ones tccAtiois.
Y0Hag Peoples service, 6ss5 =. ID monthly
conservation meeting ed hy the rector ky@ntng
prayer. O'Clock -SerEnoa OH Love for God Mani
ie ted ia Lave for Man. The special music IN
the even az viii he. Proeessioaal, +hslotee &c
Pure 10 Heart" II. Msssirer. Msgnsfie a. Ia p,
A1Rc gtgnasgis in aaf. Charles 1olno1s an
them. Lovely Aapear" {Rsdeuptlonl. tasrses
eourod faymn. lead C. Heavenly Fsthsf.
H4ydn. ozsftory, -Ihe sun Is sinking Fsst.
a. ". Warren. Hiss Seideu. Aass Aesdsg. Mr.
II. C. Davis, DR. {. VI. saunders; rccessaonai,
sIne Day Is Past and Over. barnby.
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IN NEW ORLEANS.


Twas in the Crescent City not long ago bsfsll
The tear-compelling incident / now propose 70
tell:
So come. my sweet collector friends. and listen
tnto your delectation this brief, pathetic thing:
No lyric IN a Wanting key, but just requiem,
OF blowing twenty dollars in by O'Clock g. IN.
Let critic folk the poets use of vulgar slang up
braid.
Bat. when I'm speaking by the card. call a
And /, who have been touched OF that same
mania myself,
Am well aware that when it comes to parting
The curio collector f. 40 blindiy lost in sin,
That be doesn't spend his money, lie simply
blows IL inl
In Royal street (uear Con;) there's lovely
cufio shop,
And there. ons balmy, fatsful morn, IL was my
chance TO stop;
To stop was hesitation, in moment was Loaf;
That kind u hesitation does not hesitate al cost
Ispied a pewter taukard there, ana, nay, it was
And tne clock in old st. Louis. told the hour of
sam.l
Three quaint Bohemian bottles. too. Of yellow
Cut Ia archaic fashion that | ne'er before had
sasn.
A lovely hiaeous platter wrsathed about with
With is curious Expressions into which the
gravy flows:
Two dainty silver salts. oh. there was no resist
Ing thsgas
And I'd Town in twenty dollars by o'clock
nj
With twenty dollars, one who is prudent man,
in1eeu,
Can bur the wesl.h o: useful things his wife
and cal .rea ueed
shoes, stockings, kniekerbockers, gloves, bids,
nursing bottles, caps.
gown tAe gown Tor Which his spouse too long
has p4ncd, perhEpsi
These and ten taoasaad other spectres harrow
aud condemn
The man who's blown in twenty by O'Clock
am.
Oh, raeaa advantage conseienes takes tsnd one
that ! &haorD
n sskiag one this question: "Nhst csd You buy
Is foygF
Why deesR't conscience ply its blessed trade
B.fsre oues cusssaness becomes a bald. accom-
pltsAsd fact
BsS0rs ones fallen victim TO the Tempters
stFzLkKea
And blown II twenty dollars By ? o'clock a m.
Al ne! pos that tie deed IL done. how peui-
tent ami
| tsas roGFlEg iioa, beaold 9 beating iAnbi
We PACKED aad shipped those preclcus saings
70 that more precious vie
Who snsxes win oar sweet babes the strange
v.clssltuGes % life.
While ne, who, in ala FOLLY, gave up his store of
Is fss away, and means 10 keep his distance. for
his heath!
--Eugen< Fled
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Methodist prose.s.ns Churches.

Dawamish-canday school p n
Yesler-sandAY school. $50 q m; preaching,
II q. n.
Colambia--PreachEng, 80 p m By Kew. ID.
BaEley. sunday school. = N.
south Seattle - sunday school 2:D m
Chiltrens missionary meeting. T.9 n m
ecoad-North seatsie. Republican and War
reu streets. Eugene Miller, A NJ. viii coaduci
services at II q. m. subject .sCnrists Philoso-
pay" sunday school, l2.l5 p m.
Ftrst-Third and Pine streets Rev. Clark
Davis, pastor. Services II q. m aud p m.
Morning subject. sTne Blessing OF AisfofsUnes.
There viii be general temperance rally n The
evening, beginning a. O'Clock. Dr. J. G. Bum p,
OF the kexley institute. Of this city, viii read a
paper 0n "luepriefy. Disease and How 10 Cure
Il" Rev. Or. Bagley will speak Ola "Tsmper-
ance Reform in Washington" The pastor Of
the church will also take part in the service.
sunday school, 1884, Young Peoples meeting.
Gas p N. SUNDAY morning class, ID O'Clock.
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Among the romantic actors az today
Mr.. Be!lew easily holds the first place.
His rowing life has net heen the best Pcs
sihle aid % bis reputation. Had he re-
NAMED IN one ol The great 0cstles Of The
Participating play-golng world he
would have held eysa Tar higher place
IN public estimation thsn thai which be
occupies as present. The theatrical pub
lie Is the most conservative under the sun.
IL likes 20 have is pet a,tor. constantly
in evidence The longer player STAYS on
the same ground tae longer re may do -.
His ability becomes an accepted fact. his
coed points are placed 10 his account. his
lad oues are sors0tsen. lie becomes, in
deed, something nearer AKIN thAa the
actor. lie becomes familiar We NAV
nos know him personally. hat We regard
him As = friend lie establishes himself
IN the hearts ~ the peopse. ana there ne
may reaaia 40 losw a. he chooses IL is
fourteen years since the late Marie fattan
drss al L0adou - the Imperial 1heates--
an out-of-the-Say house. aatsehed 30 the
notorious Westminster acuargnrn--to w.t-
ness one % he most exQais.ta Shakes
pearssa Eeviyzla OF modern tines
The transient nature 0f ths aetor'S heart
could ret Re better exempliGea team
~ p reference - that pr6iaeEsa q
'As Yea Like II" IL was raetirsst
revival. Il hsa, Is IS sosnsry no4sss thaa
It's acting, the 9eesleal atnosnheFe. The
Resa.iad ef Miss iAgtan VS. 5 besnafal
performances. and shs Ola 80 q KYLE
Bellies zssppet from tAa very forest 81
Ar9sa. ! lss4!s ssgss. sosestF. aad al .
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Conxreratlonal churehes.

Brooklyn-Rev. 7. c. wisweI pastor. Study
at Plymouth church. Services Ii a. m Sunday
school, l2.i5 Y. N. Y. +. sc. C., p. In. Prayer
meeting, Tuesday, p. m
Edgewater-Rev. j. I. Nichols, pastor. serv'
"New Leaves and Old LeGvings." Rev. q. II. Lee,
OF Taylor church, will preach in the evening.
Sunday school az 1915 p. u. Junior {. T.,
Thursday p. m.
Plymouth-Third and University streets Rev.
Wallace Nutting, d. b., pastor. Residence, 1874
University street Services. ii a. and ?. N.
morning aud evening. Sunday school, I2:20
p. m. Y. p. {. C. E., Up. m. Prayer meeting.
Thursday, 7:45 p. In. Junior \. r. ). c. T., Fri
day, p. u.
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Catholic UnloG-Si. A. l. hall. Hiuckley block,
: ~ a ns.
oar LAZY 81 Good Heip-sonth Fourth ard
NsShiNEtoa stgeetN Rev. r. \. Prelontaine
PASTOR. Low mSa, m; high mass, 10. %
8 Ia,; oensaiction. Tsse p m
Immaculate Couesptioa-ssxta ana spring
sIeetA Rev. Victor Gzrrsne, : J.. pastor Cen
Quoted = fae 4esusts. Katy mass { a "a
sad g. "a high mAss, 100 g m. sunday
scaooA = n
ssrre1 Hesrt-Bell ani sixth street Goa.
aGetei - the ksesus ptesisss Rev Joseph A
hA@tE, T. - r.. pastor. Low us&sz vita ssrraou
q ~ hsEh uasss via sermon. I0.Sa a M
enhcAs school, q a. > n. Hoy Family Assoe.s-
t9s u-etta<. u - Nsspsgs. sermon aa1 baae-
cicfEan. = = n ~
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= Nsry's-~oo dlAad park Evsasns prayer.
as 3, IT,
- stegaeg' s-ilal. ard = services, II a r. aad
I-4 , e.. Rev 2 = HyAAna rector
r. Ciezsrt's-Ma street. naas Ys.ter .vA.
sue .asF. y AIRY a. AZxass oEHcsAsing Norm
fsysz ~ita scEtzsa. ~ a Al SaaGaY scaoo.,
a a. ~
fr'E1S~tfsnfa asf James strsefa Rev
ts~ulEe hsTosTt sssoc. IA y. rexsssr TeatA
e2A~AN siaeF trsztsx. Hols EozamunlQa. an.
ASsA-lg f&nTe1 a a. O ~. uatA tie gA444rea
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RestitutIonists. 8 p. m. 25os Front street
Christian Alliance, Thursday 2:3o. at Mrs g
Van Falkenbnrgs, 800 Lincoln street, corner
Fourth.
Christian Science Sunday school, II a. m. +,
room A9, second floor, Seattle National Bank
block, south Second street and YesIer avenue.
Seattle City Mission and saamens Bethel
Chaplain, Thomas Rees. Gospel services every
evening, $50 sunday school, p. M, con-
Quoted by Young Peoples Society of Christian
EudrAYoF.
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united Pr..bxterian Church.

Sixth and Seneca streets. Rev. s Deli John
ston, pastor: residence, 715 Spring street
Sabbath school, l2:l5 p m. Young Peoples
society, Gas p. H. Junior Y. r. s. G. f.
$50 p m Prayer meeting Thursday 1880
u.
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Bantist Churches.

West Duwamish-ServiceS in Mr.. Foster 3
house. River PARK, p. IN.
Fremont-Aurora street Preaching ii a m
and 7.t9 y m Rev G. A. Salyer, pastor. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening.
Ballard lNorwegi an Danish)-O Odd Fellows
Hall, corner Leary and second avenues Nor
wegian sermon, 4p. m. by Rev c. W. FinwalL
Sunday school, p. m.
North seattle-Third and Cedar streets Rev.
C Il. Brownies pastor; residence 100 Oak street
Services, IL a and 1880 p. Young
peoples meeting, $50 p m
Mount Zion tcoloredl-Dr. c. NJ. williams,
in Young Naturslstis hall. University grounds.
Preaching. IL a NJ. and p. IA. Sunday school,
3 p. N. Prayer meeting. Wednesday, p m.
Norwegian Danish-sixth and Virginia streets
Rev. C. w. Finwall. pastor; residence. 604 Vir-
ginia street Services, ii q N, and 7:30 p. m
Sunday school, 1915 p m b. \. r. u, 2. IN
Prayer meeting, Thursday, p. N.
swediah-Bell and Eighth streets. Rev. Aug.
Olson, pastor; residence 323 Dexter street
Services IL a m. and $50 p Sunday school,
u m: young peoples meeting, p. M; prayer
meeting, Thursday, p. M; young peoples
meeting Saturday, p m
Market street-Market and Main streets.
Rev. W. I. Fleenor, pastor; residence Sol Mar
ket street. Preaching, IL a. m. and s D. m.
Morning subject, "A Lesson From the LAZY"
Evening subject: "Appesling TO Reason" being
the fifth sermon on Poes Raven" moralized
Young peoples meeting Z p. IA.
First-Fourth street, between James and
Cherry. Rev. w. T. Taylor. pastor; residence,
1154 Marion street Preaching. IL a. IN. and 7: AS
strength" Evening subject: "Ruling the
Spirit Sunday school at close of morning
service. Young peoples meeting. $50 D. IN
Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:45 p. IN
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Exanpel,caI Association.

Characterization and Birch streets. Rev.
Aug Ernst, pastor, so Harrison street. Services,
Ii a m. and .. IN. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
Young peoples meeting, p. m. Literary enter
tainIneut iast sunday OF each month.
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young Mem. Chri.tian Association.

The Y. NJ. C. A. hold their regular O'Clock
rally in their hail, 14l7 Front street, today.
Services today for men and women. Rev. w.
f. Taylor, ID. D., pastor First Baptist church.
will preach and the music will be under
the direction OF the choir of that church.
Bible class every Wednesday, 1880 p. m, con-
Quoted by Rev. ID. c. Garrett.
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Is HEATER
Week id. Russell Acting Manager for
* John h. Corarsy.
secona vel mmenc.ng Monday. July q, aud
tlr lay Matinee a. p. III
NONSAAA ek a1d triumphant success OF ths
Great
A powersnJ-Qa Her Own PiHy1-CONCHITA
-lssia ,aag OR A BILLION"
II Or ma n f1ur acts. rerlefs win
tYCpH sey, Irlillant hT<snla ltias ard
Supported Il intsrest Ss-scial soesery.
oISCHITA As Daisy EELI,
RI.n~1Sy TIE full strsngsh OF her excsIleut
T.1.esa-Iapany. A Great Production.
IMER PRfcE>-lec. ~. ga, "a. to-
IpcPan tom ~ q - " 10 =. q.
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Advent Cburohea

Seventh Day--3Os Poplar street Preaching
Up. N.
Christian chapel-Warren street, half block
north of Front street power house. Services
III q. IN.
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First-seneca street. between Third and
Fourth. Preaching at ii q. IN. and s p. m,
by W. F. Coroden, OF Tacoma sunday school st
1850. Mrs. E. p. Mayhsid, superintendent; Y.
Z. s. c. Z. ct Gas p. II.
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Norwegian kyangeileal--Twsgtth and Olive
streets Rev. l. kysn, pastor. Residence,
less Twelfth street
German ACKNOWLEDGEMENT mission. San
defs hali, below swesney's brewery; r
Ah@Fps, pastor. sunday school, I.S0 u IA.
Services 80 every other sunday.
German LatheTan-servlces in bail corner az
Main aud Twelfth streets every sunday at 10: IS
= IN sunday school s.8e n n. N. c. Baade,
Pastar; residence, I@t3 Main street
Norwegian DanIsh-Fourth and Pine streets
> x iollatson. pastor study ia basement
setFices II a ma. sad n m. sunday school
SD - "a. PRAYER meeting. Thursday. 5 .. M
swedish EvangelicAt-Thiri street, near Pike
Key. Martin l. Larson, pastor. residence, 1921
Eliih street between Pike aud Uni0n SUNDAY
school ~ . = a. Services l0.&S L. m and )
= m aad IharsGAy y M
tiofmsa Evangelical lions oouxregstson-
fteeds haSl, Ntnth street, between Pine ard
1AYe Rev. Z. hnappa, last0f- Residences. 1919
IeUth ssresL services. l0ss0 a n. and 80 n.
IN sunday school. a. m. "ElbelxSnnae@
Aeinesdsy. go p n Lutheran Young Peop!s's
society, Thursday. : % n n.
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PRoyIN & Mexican
Great Realization Sale Importers Of
Sample Line Stamped and Worked
Pieces and Articles.

We have purchased from large Eastern importing houxa 49,
complete of samples Stamped ed Goods NJ 80
will offer the sale this weak
mencing Monday morning These SAMPLES No s
alike and best choice Will be first corners Sueb
ton of fine goods and choice work seldom offered We ha
telling prices through lot Here ara 80
quotations.
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Nr. Joseph Jefferson and family have
arrived al their sumner home. 7 be re-
nowne1 actor locks hale and hearty. and
appeared mach pleased 70 get back TO tha
delightful climate II Baxzara's bay. The
oeiinesior Of RiD Van Wake was the
first Of tho dlsssn guishe1 summer resi-
cents % arrive AZ EgsxzaEd's BAY.
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Seattle Branch. No. /, OF the Theosophical So
ciety, Sunday, =. NJ, in the seattle National
Bank building, room 209. Lecture on "Septen-
airy Constitution OF Man. by Dr. Ii. 7. Turner
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AspIrants for histrionic fame may find
much encouragement In the public career
Of Mrs. Potter. They may also take from
IL lesson which will depress them If they
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SpirituaIists.

Seventh, between Pike and Union. Church
services and Sunday school will be discontinued
for few weeks.
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Unitarian Church.

Tenth and Pine, John Glen, pastor-Sabbstl
evening; prayer meeting. Wednesday night
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At sc. SIC. Zoe.

Tinted and Stamped Corded
and Satin Doylies: every one
worth double; see prices.