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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-20
2lus 6em County.

= &eo Q iro. Deputy Sberiif
Sarbatid uno Serren q. S. auioer,
Seloe nib s. B. 8rusg3emauu iuObas
ten oem Streisgsri6ts III Serrrauu bel.
= 5sau @. 9. 3atl9sips, iuelde
itluer effran.t iuar b,iidhet iit CUR
5reuee Ib:er a(ns tOriaen uro 6rsuuc
Den, iueoer auf eer9eiisrang.
- s. 8. auiOsr Seioe ben 8lanb
itattete leste @ode ieineu @eriunubten
bierielbit ein gelub ab.
= R ount Sterting. 0rl
Sanpfer ,WilIbOp" pnilte uuier
Sidotden ON lebteu 5reita9 auf leiuer
5abri oon SieHna nad Sermnnr. Gr
iuar nit 5armprueuitcu idluer tetabcn.
g4m. Calf bat Die 6iiberei OH
ben gtNae. 9ebdnst oa nad Ieiner Meir-
un9 bod fsine Slide meDr in 9lsc,.
naoe nnsutrsffeu iiub.
= Go. G5ei6ieu, unicr s9miebc-
meiiter. bat leiue @ertitdtts idoa fir
nno fertis uno f9iuinst idou fsibig ben
Sammer.
% 90 I'm. 5rant S5neioer
bat am lesten Samsto9 Ielue gauge
Garmsinrihtuns ouf Dem &eiItei9ere
unsspc9e uerfauit.
Or. 6. @sllies lit bo6eiIreut
lbsr Die Gnfunft zines S6bntsns, ,pdt.
reno BEL Simon sbnsioer ejn 36dters
den Die llria9e grrB:r ErcuSe iit.
9rniuilreu!
= Ger SosItauo ser Msu. @OpQam
Sdule bat Srn. 8. s. 4upe als 2ebrcr
fiir ben nd6ittn Eernin nusefteut.
= Oiuensp Gin lin.
sliid fomnlt ieltsn allsin. 2osan 0Olt
batte poo eilua iedS Satren bas lin:
slid, infolse elmer 9ranfbeit, Die SPb.
frdit zines guses Su psrfieren ure nun
luolIte es eus Sdidial ooB CT aud Sas
anoere stuae ein6iBe, oenn offs ser lin.
slidltde ouf ieiHer 5arm 6u!j ldtug.
1os ibm Gin Splitter in oas oelunee
sluse uno ucrlebte blsiefbe oerart oaB
or ieit Der 3 it total erblinost 1T.
- 0ls Gstdaoe oes Gbas. Rcars
lit nun isrtig; aber oamit BAT unier
Sdutubm ieiH GEoe nidt sefunsen, osuu
Sdrbuad?r Sosbm. 6. 9i. 8a,ben
uno 6rau @enisl treffeu &ortereitau
gen iir cen Sau ben gsohnnrnsn uHb
8eiddiistduieru.
Sermann Isllits, bon GlsGippeb,
9anias, tefauo iid lests s9ote gum
8siuds isinsr Ssrwanotcu bier.
Gurd 5risSsnsridisr 3appmsper
iuuiosu Itstsu Sunnius 6. &. Rsrrls
uno Sri. emma Sollaaosr III spmens
rOiise Gttieiieln seidmirost.
GaseoHaos. 2elrtr 0sRtnI
6elms, BON Blano itaitsie lssts 3cds
ieiuem arsuubs. 8. S. Risbrueese bier.
islsii sinen erlisaialiideu Btinh cs.
Sstidieosne Saiifs5imrasrieuts
fimsH Issts Rode bier an um in ssm
bisiissn sdiffstauhoi s.ealHs su ntb,
men.
Ter 2ompisr ..&esrless" Tam
iesteu Srsiias uOn SedmanR's Nlbte
surlf uuo mar id.usr ts;aosn mil
RsbI, Gas fur gOrtiano nns Die RAD
eaiiidSie bsitin,ut mar.
- g. 8. Sunier iano lesie ssots
pbsrbaib ser Bride. sine goleene nHo
cine Elttrne 1aidenutr, iomie sin
TaitbsnHfiIeL Sammer uHo 8anss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-20

- 9er srlt % Sabrc aite 2ouis
Ruid'p, Geiddiisfhbrer Ger .sOuib
Siec Icrtrait gp." in 81. 2ouis BE-
siH3 bort am EoHuersias Seftfmcrp,
inoem CT iid nit BtauIdars usraiiteie.
Gin mi5lunqeusr ausi0hnunss .gsriu6
nit isinsr uon ibnt sstrexnt lsbsHorn
8atiin icll Die Ssrarlaiians fir Die
Ibat s,ipsieu ieiH.
- 6ir irIiiunis srtidrt wuroe sieier
Gag; Serr Z. %. Smith, eiH befannifr
unS ssadteier Burger bon CUBA. Ro-
Sor st,pa Il ZoseH ioa CT in einsm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-20

Glucn 1roit bat Die oemotraiiide
3eItuug iir Die Nrbsiler IN Der ourh
Die arIii5 ucrurinhten 8etidisbHus
DER 2lrbeIissrdite, inoem Iauieuoe BON
Nrbcitern gsiiuunDeH iuiiroen, iia aui's
9auo 81 braeben, ons bstBt 5nrmer 5u
uetoen. 5ir Die 5armer nbsr mare es
liheriib bsiier, iuenu oieie arbeitsr IN
ocn Stdo;eu geblebsu lpdren uuo iuis
iriller, ,Nrbclt bel 9utem 2oba seIuHosn
bdiicu. oeun 10 pircn lie 8unoen Der
6drmcr 8ebIlcben, aultatt Uie isst Gon-
Su Ieiu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-20
Gr.spreder 9bos. y. aseb BAT ei

6r'Spreder 1bos. y. 8eeo BAT Ell.
nen srrbeH psri0ntideu Triumph ssIei.ri,
o1 ie,ne uon OeH 9suoffnieu 10 uist
u-ridrlrsHe uno usrldittrte Quorum
3ibtang TN GoHsreB ON 9ieHitns nun
aab bsi oem 8emoircten Sa gbren &C.
tommeH uno uon oteien onerfnnut NOR
ben lit. 8ie nsue 2esel 81: 3dbtuns
elnIs Gnorums iuaroe nit llnterltlB
uag Der Republilansr prompt nngenom
mcn uno jlUag nit 2l2 9egen a Stim.
msn. 9ls ~ Ge9nsr uarsn nusidltsB
lI6 Icmotraten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-20

(S,tstniptS 9eT:eni. uHitfstltEticr IN iaut sea
V GtiimRuussu ots 1fitdmeHtCs. ooR Der Gireutf
eeatt sIWsdtist iroIeea BE sam 9adIdh otS perfi.
Seqatios paT,mGnu gtboIeiietn iSdrmiaHetTtlen An
Fts EtemtH. ia SaHeciritR ttifrbtR aus 400
eass an bar cig ttJstr iSoli Hne ~ &ig Berger In
Sestcaeos esEHtp sttentu, 10 adeT ttlheH zine
!satn be AsfiltR poi gtigfr eeitEfH IN uHe ani
hnetu
hoHetts ,idTn Iisgi eH tsr gia Sereer unh b..
Eea aus 80 adsT gH:tm ssaIelare has IN garIsasH
eett IN 6GustH ptTfdnft tutrf
ceetnaEHssH; STA TTtttet sgaGT 6tT Sea ant uHhs.
F,aHh SIT ~ iaat FTppHt
tn. 'N@' ''S -'' "" ~
9briRiaR BaHRitt,
SltTInanR. q,e'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-20

UHnocslenator 3ebglon Sairo 8ance
Dol 9iorO'Garu.ma lit an Samitas
HbIuO Ill Bnibin9tOn on eiuem SdIu9s
2InflIc geitOtbtu. Sunct ipar im Nai
1880 III 9tOro Carolina esboren uuo
iodt iuibrcno bes 9iir9ertrie9es aui
Der iuoiibn 5eite. Gr iulr elu eiiriger
Ssrlb:iOi9cr DER Silber.6rsiprd9uus
9d DC 2rgislutar Noro GnrOllna's
OsmotrntiId lit, 10 miro Snnce's 9ta4.
iol9cr Elm 0tmofrdt ietu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-20

Nittecri 3nihatiafa. iFrau StIsHa pefTia9 NiTa
oslotiiaRgtH bds Sgiclau0tu Ugn Nteietrn s f'aTCp
Sf nat raoItne ben iteisR saoGeE i5rau ioei.iamH
" StfIts flt't5 iGefs btha Hih Huo bittet aen
haltts uttbttdfn OtHnuHHC'u essiracubeIt eaS SE.
lehsfH ln tIitTE6a. &OB bic HtRt 9tsthoes eSs Gu.
t1Autts$ tsi6 ~ rrltTRtH RH0 prgiti6 III lueTeeH
Ahs ptlaltstR - g bsTsIis trICrEt E9beH Spre6t
eoted wan otltEappsE 6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-20

Der SolDa'er StaatssSeuat pliiiEie
eIae SOrin3e. wsihe tie JabiifaiiOn
uuo ben 6rObuerfauf geiitiser 0sirdnfe
I'm StGaie gsftaitei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-20

Sn uuisrtm 2anbe tuerosH idbrlid
nnsefd9y 10000, Goo fas q rtsHbau-
ter ausacaeten ansaesebeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-20

5ageIi4tng ia, i'm miiilertn Hno
ihbfideu aaSins. aninHss biefer @Ode
3rOBsu Sdaoer nnseridist.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-20
N0arnrbeit.

uHlu;ci6utte tcicret bas TIedtsn > i,
Sopitu. Saarfei,su. Niliu,tn uuo iibsrbaupi
ut isIRsrH oadyoJ5s,:sn I'm ltIsrilb uuf
Sc olI a
Srnu SohH9ei5ah.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-20

la rCttanicu: UHf i.birc st0vH ron sos adtr
y tn reB - &GsT UEttT euliuT 'tfheu eBtts gppbu,
baus zaguHe SidllaH4 shtsHRsbduns tsiieS 92aiier
JHs 'tDHIr At'igari,n NIB aui osm 9Iabc lit
toTm iitS an 1sI ,fiTi GutI IEeucu iHbmcitl. bon
eftmasa. 1}J3I barcttsi WtHoC man Rth an
fruHtSetthuf,
U-h 70 SaeblCr Nip.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-20

SrntSisr ~ esTfaufcH. goS tcditHtu 9lnmruh
- asts. H,af 2yaumde tTagHr esqhpTES mtikt
Sfaa3Tus. iniClrls SaHgiaaUs. rltsTtuutt 9SpaH.
sttss 40 l,mmdr'aTttgs SutJu5. suffrage rUsToen
etI AtJtt slt auast'Halt.
Staa Qate gasBftL
esfwaHR. 9io
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-20
Mrs.. Elisabeth Messer
Baltimore. Ro.
8cni Sobe gerettet.


so mus Soob's earfatarina Ioben. benz
q II cine wuueerbare geseain. So Tit ieaa
Sabre an
Ueuraleia uno Dyspepiia
uno SbnmabtsanjSneu 3sweilsn parse 10
sou, aeif oura faIten enpsis. SO peraussatie
cine srose Wense GsIoes euf 6t,tii9e gebaaS.
lung. bod uoro mir teine @eFerans. bis mir ineine
fo3ter bon Goss's earfaSariua fasie. nab 10
beaonn es iu nebmeu. 50 wos fosnissr ais 100
giuno uns nor
Gin Silo oes Glenos.
Seoer. Der MID fab. laate. 10 i5uaie ieinea mo.
nat LANCER Ieben. Sebodb besaan ID mid fofcrt M
erboIsn. ua9oem ID NIT Sppe'S earTdyariua
besonnen bate. uns nahm moo uns uas ,u. bis ia
iett boufdnSis sebeiIt Ia. 80 eiie cut. iaIaie
cut unS bin BET ansoessslaeter @eiunsbeit.
Sd neis Sas
Pooo's Sariaparilla beilt.
anftats ies, toSi iu fsin. Iebe Id uno spieae I42
pfunb. @-Rrs. GIisabttb ggeffer. 10
Cot Haruea Ctr. Baltimore. To
Sooe'e piIen iino reiu pesetabit coufommeu
karmls1 aefs auperI6fAa uno pnn s,t.er gnirpt,u,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-20

IniaG BON @slle sit6runs bsn @eriah
scmadt baben. bas guta 0oiel in
granb Su iteden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-20

1ope's ptaen iino rein pesetabiI couiommen
tarmIss. aets JuoerIaiiis unS bon gutter wirhuna.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-25
Aberdeen News.

ABERDEEN, Feb. "a Special. The all
important business here is that of county
taxation. Through a unity OF ideas rep-
resentat'yes OF the whole county have
formed the Chehalis County Taxuayers'
Association. Their object Is TO reduce the
general assessment and cut down all
salaries and expenses. Thousands of dol
lars have been dumped into slumps. So
called roads, without any adequate return.
One OF the main objects OF the association
will be the assessing of all lands claimed
by the Northern Pacific railroad comnaav
as lieu lands. In this county immense
tracts are withheld from taxation on this
ground. The company when they are
assessed claim they are government lands.
but when any one settles on them they
suddenly become railroad lands, so also
where the company have sold the timber.
as they have done in immense tracts in
this region.
The Sears shingle mill litigation has
been decided in favor OF the machine men
Mitchell, Stsyer 4 Lewis. OF Portland. II
is reported that n Tacoma firm is about 10
lease the mill and run 1t, after being closed
down about nine months.
The lumber market is extremely dull
and there Is some talk of one of the lead
ing mills shutting down for a time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-25
ol,mnia Social News

OIYariA, Feb. III Especial Capitol
Lodge, No. -, h. OF T., celebrated the
thirtisth anniver sary OF Pvthianism at
Unity auditorium on Monday evening
The programme of the entertainment was
interpreted with music. aud addresses
were made by Milo a Root. Grand Vice
Chancellor q. +. Mckay. w. H. Roberts.
J. c. Rathbun. A. J.. Campbell aud W. :.
Porter. A pleasant evening was ended
with dancing and refreshments.
FL l.. Melton and Miss Luiugh Savidge
both of Olympia, were married Wednesday
morning by Rev. I. J. Lamont. Mr..
Melton is young business man of this
city and the brldeis q daughter CT Mr.. and
Mrs. George Savidge. Clark V. Sayidre
acted as best man and Miss Edith West
was bridesmaid. A large number of the
friends OF the contracting parties were
present at the ceremony.
Miss kitt1e Libby. of Seattle, who has
been guest of the Misses Burntrasers OF
this city. has returned home accompanied
by Miss Adelaide Burntvacer
state Auditor Grimes has been in Ellens-
burg during the past week
Hon. John Il. Alien was in the city this
week and argued Seattle street railway
case IN the supreme court.
Mrs. Judge Hoyt and Mrs. E. 2. Ferry
are visiting III Seattle.
Hon. W. u. Ronald, grand chancellor of
the knlgts 81 fythias Of Washington, was
in this city on Wednesday.
pepaty State Auditor George d. Evans
and +. [. Macdonald private secretary to
the governor. are boya sufferers from la.
grippe.
Mrs James H Price, wife of the secre.
taTy OF state, IS expected home from san
Francisco next week
A chapter Of the Eastern Star VAS or
ganiscd here last nighi by the election Of
Mark = Reed, worthy patron; Mrs. A. II
Stewart. worthy masron; Mrs. .. {.
" bite. associate matron.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-25

WHsTcox, Feb. 24-Ispecial. dances
continue to constitute the chief form of
social amusement in the bay cities and
the Lenten season does not seem to have
any spprseiabie effect upon the frequency
of such parties Monday evening balls
were gwen in Whatcom and Fairhaven by
the Knights Of Pythias. in celebration of
the thirtieth anniversary of the establish
ment of the order. Both parties were
largely attended and greatly enjoyed.
A lively masquerade party was given
Wednesday evening at X. of p. hall in
A. o. u. w. Some OF the costumes were
very striking and excited much comment.
There was a good attendance and the par
Elephants enjoyed themselves greatly until
q late hour.
About 80 people spent last Tuesday
evening most enjoyably at q spelling
school entertainment on the good old
fashioned plan at the Presby terrain church.
III. T.. Hsdley and A. X. Campbell were
the captains OF the competing sides, num-
boring twenty-one each. and Maj. Cole
propounded the words. Two rounds were
fought and the contest was declared a
draw. each side winning once. Refresh
ments were served at the conclusion Of the
spelling.
the annual session of the state council
of the Junior order of United American
Mechanics began Thursday and was con-
tinued today with twenty-five delegates in
attendance from various parts OF the state.
Thursday evening a pleasant social was
given by the Daughters of America. the
auxiliary association.
Councilman A. NJ. Wolaver entertained
q number Of old soldiers of Steedman Post,
@. A. r.. Sons of Veterans, and members
of the w. X. G. at his home Thursday
evening. A bountifui lunch was served
and the numerous guests spent the even
ing most agreeably.
The members of the Tyee band are more
than pleased with the result of their mas
querade ball given the evening OF the I'D
and for which they had made great prep
arations The attendance is reported to
have considerably exceeded 800 of whom
about i25 were masked. The mirth and
fun grew fast and furious until the wee
small hours, and many OF the boys seemed
inclined 10 dance all night till broad
daylight and so home with the girls in
the morning"
Mt. JOHN DUN MISS IiuTEAsl W
Starry were married Wednesday at the
home of the bride, by Rev. ID. l.. Knowles
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Aronson returned
Wednesday from Portland. where they
were married a few days ago.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Webster. of Augusta,
Me. arrived IN Fsirhaven Friday TO re-
side. Mr. Webster is a nephew of Erastus
Bartlett. of San Francisco, who has large
property interests on the hay.
Mr.. ]. X. Roll. of Fairhaven, retur ned
yesterday from an extended California
trip.
Mrs J. NJ Black and children and Rev.
l.. T. CFandail. oft Baptist church. Fair
haven. will leave Saturday morning for
Southern California.
Mss Matte Kerr. of Newton. Ia, is Wis
iting her brother. J.. A. Kerr. at his home
In Fairhayen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-25
Episcopal Churcaes.

ST. Johns, West seattle-No services today.
81 Cisrueats-Market street and PARK avenue.
Church building in course OF erection.
It. s;ephen's-Bsllari-s service, II a N. and
sd p Ia, by the rector. Rev. T. Z. Hylaud
st Mary s-W oodand para, Dean Watson in
charge. Philip Ashton, lay reader. Evening
prayer at s Is Ia&e Green LAKE cars 10 depot
st MARKS mission At Fremont-scri bner s
hsls sunday school. .. n. service and
sermon, 20 ?. n. Rev. H. {. Garrett viii Off
eia.e.
Trinity EIgath and James streets Rev.
George HeEieFt Watson. d. d, rector. Third
SUNDAY IL Lsnt HolF Communion, a. IA.
morning prayer aud Itguy, ii - IL; evening
prayer. 9.53 = n. Sunday school, ga a. n.
Daily prayer during Leaf 1T noon also Wednes-
days ?. H., aad Friasys =. N.
ST. Aarxs-Fiffh and Olive streets. David
Claiborne Garrett. rector. Holy Communion.
n. m.; sunday seaooi, 9:I5 g n, morning.
PRAYER and sermon. It's. ~; choir festival
service, 80 D. n Evening; second lecture
sermon Ia course on the Episcopal church;
srbieet, TIE ChnFca's Doctrine" All seats
free.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-25

NAsHINGToN CRY, Feb. 2i.-At the
closing session of the third continental
congress OF the Daughters OF the Amer.
can Revolution today officers for the ensu-
ing year we're elected, as follows: Mr..
Adiai +. Stevenson, president general.
Mrs. A {. Geer, Washington Civ. vice
president IN charge OF the organization.
vice presidents general. Mrs. Beaie. Viz
etaia; Mrs. uiekins, Connections: Miss
" ashingt on. Virginia; Miss Clarke. Masss.
caasetts; Miss Daisy. District of Column
t'ar Mrs. Heth. Virginia; Mrs. z. q
Dermus, New York Mrs. ]. T. Ssranahan
hFooklyn: recording secretary general
Mrs. Henry Ganneig, Distinct OF Colurn.
b.a; corresponding secretary general. Mss
Marie aeSha; treasurer Mrs. Miranda Tul-
lock- registrars general. Mrs McClsy ana
Mrs Wilbur; historian general. Mrs
Henry :. E.ount. District OF Columbia.
chaplain general. Mrs. r. T Bullock. Dis
Tract OF Columbia: honorarv vice pre.;-
dents. Mrs 4. Leo Knott, Maryland Mrs.
lien II. Waiworih, Nes York. and Mrs
u, {. Butler. South Carolina. The con
gFess adjourned ~ meet February -, lses.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-25
SpirituaIist<.

Spiritual meeting IN the Masonic Temple,
entrance on second street, 2.So y n. seats
free. No collection.
seattle Spiritual Association meeting IN Odd
Fellows Esll, SIS F7oat street. every sunday
evening. 50 p n. Tests from tgs plat ioErn aud
questions by the audience answered b. Mrs
Moore. from the platform Admission free.
Mrs. G. Cornelius. spirit test medium. and NJ
and Mrs Pettibone. OF the East mate.iAlixlng
n diu4s, viii hold forth this evening &. Rel
Meas hall. ccreex sr6a: and AarIol streets.
entrance on Narion, at 3.sa ALI cordially in
yx;ed. Admission free
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-25
Hoouiam News.

HoouIAM. Feb. 2i-tspecial. IA new
paper. the Weekly Recorder. to be edited
and published by Edward c. Finch. will
make IT'S appearance at Aberdeen next
Thursday. Mr.. Finch is weli-known
newspaper man IN this county. and was
the founder of both the Herald and
Bulletin, now published at Aberdeen
\ party OF Indians from the Black River
reservation are on their way 10 the
Quiniault reservation TO introduce the
Shaker religion among the latter tribes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-25
Has . T.rantui. for . Pet.

Philip Rupert, baker at Black Dia-
mond. took live tarantula from bunch
of bananas few days ago and he still
lives in glass jar where the baker has
confined him. He was snugly estab-
lished in his nest. which was as large as a
mans fists and made of dry leaves. Mr..
Rupert owes his escape from being stung
to the cold weather, which had benumbed
the animal. and he hopes the thermometer
will be forty degrees below zero when the
next tarantula comes to see him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-25

ANscoSTxs, Fec. - Island Lodge. No
-. knights o. FythiaS, Of this city. eele.
hsatcd the thiriy-arss anniversary Of
rythiantsso by giving a grand ball. which
was well attended. The affair vas a spccs<s
socially as Sel. IS financially and reflected
credit upon the committee having il IN
charge. These present we're. Nr. and
Mrs }. 4 Phelps. Mr. snd Mrs. (. "
Stevenson. Mr. and Mrs. /. +. Plank. Mr..
sad Mrs. ". B. Fraser, NJ. AMI Mrs. ".
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-25
Troop M. pri,i and R.ee,,ier.

The only event of any Importance during
the week, except, OF course. the perform
ance at the theater of Patti Rosa. which
was quite a diversion. Was the drill and
reception given by Troop h at the Armory
on Thursday evening A number of in
vitations were sent oct for this drill. and
q good many accepted. Judging from the
number present. The whole affair was
very successful. tho drilling excellent. ana
q much higher idea of the workings of the
troop now possesses the witnesses of that
evenings performance. although the troop
has Of late held the highest standing herr.
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Presbyterian Churches.

German Reformed-seyenth street, near Pine
Services ii a. m
Bsllard-Broadway and First avenue Ser
vices II a, N. and 7; 30 p. III
Lake Union-KiIbourne avenue, Fremont
Rev. 9. c. Head, pastor Services IL a m. and
$50 p. IN.
Calvary-Market and King streets. Rev. Bre-
ward D. Sinclair, pastor. Residence 6ls Suffer
street Services, Ii a. m and 1880 p N.
Sabbath school. l2:i5 p. m. \. p. :. c. E., $50
p m Thursday evening prayer meeting 7:So
p m
weish-Seventh and Olive streets Rev J. NJ
Hughes, pastor. Residence. gil Depot street
Preaching 1879 a N. aud : p. Sunday
school go p. N. Prayer meeting, Wednes-
day. 100 p. m
North seattle-Oak and Harrison streets. Rev.
W. A. Major, pastor. Residence Az Temperance
street Preaching ii a. m. and 100 p. N.
In the evening John Macarthur will lecture on
Temperance from n Scientific Standpoint"
Sabbath school, 1918 Y. T. = C. h., go D. m
Prayer meeting, Thursday. 7.S9 m
First-Fourth and Spring streets. Rev Alex
ande- Alison, u. D., pastor. Residence, 1912
Marion street Services at III a. N. and 1880 p m.
Morning theme who Shall Be the Dlstin-
guished Citizens o. Heaven Evening So beet:
THE Christian Citizen" sunday school at u 80
p N. y. 7. ;. c. L. AZ Is p. IN. Services every
evening during the wesk in the lecture room at
7:i5 O'Clock precisely. Dr. Alison will preach at
ali these services
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GAYETY At TACOMA.
Confined Mostly TO Celebrating
Washington's Birthday.
LECTURES FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Troop rs Drill and Reception "A Little
skating aad Eome Cossstng-
Literary Exercises.

TACOMA. Feb. Especial. THE gaissy
Of the past week could not In reality be
dignised by any such festive name. for II
there was such thing during the seven
days just ended it must hsvs been carried
on most quietly In the bosom Of ones own
family. Generally speaking. that Is, for
there were one or two events which served
70 break the ncoDotouy
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Everett. Church Notes.

EgERErr, Feb 24-Evangelist Cairns opens
acsmpaign in the Baptist church here on sun
day.
The Salvation Army will give q supper in
their barracks on Monday night.
key. DR.. McGregor. OF Seattle. will occupy the
pulpit OF the Presbyterian church III Everett
sunday morning and evening.
Rev. c. n Hauge. OF Portland, has been con-
Quoting series OF protracred meetings in the
Scandinavian ii. E. church IN Everett.
Quarterly meeting services are to DO held at
ths Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday
Presiding Elder I. J. Massey will preach in the
eyeniu<
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rh,lema,heaa Entertainment.

Last evening the Phllom athean Society
gave It's second public entertainment. The
attendance was large and much enthusi-
nsm was manifested in the following pro-
gramme; Address of welcome, president.
Grafton on George Washington, Mr.. r. J.
Liter; instrumental duet. Misses TAFT
and Catlin; grafton. Mr.. George &. VII
hanson; essay. Mr.. George Il. Brown, bari
tone solo, Mr.. Price II. Williams; selec-
lion. Prof. Albert Whyte vocal solo. Miss
Roberts; recitation. Miss Nellie Thomp-
son. violin solo. Prof. oelschlsgel: reciia-
sion, Mr.. Seth Cailin: original poem, Prot.
r. T.. Brown, instrumental solo, Miss
Stakeholder
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Athensun Literary societv.

etih another society 10 celebrate on Feb
u-sry - was the Atheneam LITERARY 80
riety of the Puget Sound university. the
programme being as follows. ouar,ette
Mrs Co9ine, Miss Messenger. Mr.. Walton
and Nj. hsndsAker: recitation, Miss Myr-
&c Mlssr; essay. ""ashington's Times. "
MF. W. 1. Walton; essay, Nineteenth
tsatary," Mr.. J. I. Kennedy: vocal solo.
Pol White; " f.c sraphy Of Martha
Washington" wien by Miss leila Sex
ton voeai solo. Mss AsssiaseE, grafton.
''lae OaAeok.n NJ. 4. D RroMn.