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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-25
WOULDN'T Give UP
Newspaper Correspondents
Before the Committee.
REFUSE TO GIVE NAMES.
Senators Unable to Get at
the Source.
The Correspondents peOiiac TO rcii
Where They Got Impor,ant In
formation lrouchinR the Al
Iesed Senatorial, Dribery.


BY Associated Press.
Washington, May 2i.-The senate
bribery Investigation committee today
began the Inquiry into the connection
Of the sugar trust with The tarir leg.
islatlon. h, ]. Edwards, the author OF
tho Holland" letter IN the phila-
deiphia Press, was before the commit
tee FOR several hours. owing TO the
fact that the committee sat behind
closed doors and the additional fact
that after emerging from the COM
mittee room Mr. Edwards was unwin-
ing to discuss the proceedings. details
OF the inquiry cannot be had II ~
known, however, that Mr. Edwards
presented written memorandum. giv-
INK some Of the sources OF the informa-
tion contained in his letter and stat
ing that he could not give his authority
In other cases and why he could not,
He declined 60 state his authority for
the Information contained IN his let
ter. to the effect that Secretary Car.
Isle had appeared before the tnrim
sub-comr, .ttee consisting OF Senntora
Jones. Vest and Mills. before the orig
inal senate bill was reported and had
insisted that sugar be given protec-
ton because OF the party pledges made
previous 10 election. or for the state
ment that MIR. Carlisle had himself re-
yised and written the sugar schedule.
LarRe campaiGn Fee.
This schedule as prepared by. MIR.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Lilly, Bogardus & Coz dock is being re-
paired with new piles.
Steamer Rosalie took out full cargo of
general freight TO Victoria las, night
Steamer City of Puebla is expected to ar.
rive this morning from San Francisco.
Ship Empire will probably clear today
from Port Biakeley with q cargo OF lumb Der
for the west coast.
Ship Spartan will finish loading Black
Diamond coal today and will sail tomor-
row for San Francisco with :. aoo tons.
Steamer WAseo did not get back in time
from Tacoma Friday night 10 make the
State of Washington's run 10 Whatcom.
Steamer Puritan. belonging TO the
& Dumas hsh warehouse yesterday alter
noon. 20oo salmon.
Bark Germania Was hauled into the
hunkers yesterday morning and began to
load eesl fer the Black Diamond CON-
pany, of san Francisco
Schooner Morning Star arrived yestsr-
dAy morning from the hslibut hshtn 4
grounds and reports the season over, the
fish having all left. The boats have all
lefs for other sections.
Steamer UmatillA will sail az O'Clock
this morning Tor san Francisco and will
take down fun cargo Of freight and the
following passengers from this port: r.
Maddox. Charles Duff. Mrs. :. Morris,
Miss y Morris, Mrs. L. Maddox, Mrs. r.
Murphy and child, ". /. Briggs, II. T..
Rulan, III. Mamfrvy ]. q. High. Hobart
Clark and wife. Mira ". Gray. -. a
walda c. f. Hanssh. Mrs. ". Girrard.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
HE BOARD OF TRADE

The BOARD OF
CHICAGO. Sept. 2a.-Wheat opened strong
for change, at 531sc bid for December.
compared with 53Hc at the close yester-
day. The market ruled firm for half an
hour or so, then had setback which,
however. was of short duration. 1t sold
sparingly at 5sisc, and then worked
back TO 53Is9533sc with an appearance of
firmness at that time which the shorts did
not relish. The buying of some 250 600 or
800. 900 bushels yesterday by W. K. Linn
influenced perhaps 100 pit spectators.
who may have taken q matter of 5000
bushels each off the market, which had
some effect on the bull Sde. The hog con-
sumption of wheat 10 becoming more
plainly in evidence. Tod avs advance In
the face of a generally unfavorabls out
look proved that foreign considerations
were gaining in weight The weeks ex-
ports of wheat and -four from bolh
coasts as reported by Bradstreets amount
to 10000 bushels against 1851. 600
in the week before, and 8. 400 goo bushels
in the corresponding week last year. For
sign markets we're all weak and lower,
another heavy increased visible is looked
for Monday. December rose near the
close to 5S7Se and closed at SSstc TO 53Tsc.
The taxing of all the No. corn and No
hard spring wheat in New York at SIC
over December by the miliers OF that place.
helped 20 sustain the advance near the
close. The corn market was strong and
covered yesterdays decline and i4c more.
The country advicss are very light and
new corn is not expected to oe In condi-
ton TO move much before December. To-
days receipts were 80 cars and i99 are ex-
pected for Monday Opened at s9lzc. sold
for a moment as los as isl4c. and near
the close II was worth 509sc, with 501.c
bid as the session Was ending. iairiy
active session was passed In oats, and
values were all higher. sympathy with
corn Was chiefly influential IN causing the
trmness. The great part OF the trading
was scattered and special sales scarce.
Nay started at an advance of &c over yes
terday's closing. at Ssssc touched Ssl &c. and
advanced 20 3}Tse, a. which IL was offered
~ the close. october closed &c higher. at
SIZE bid. The provision market was
nrm with good general buying by out
sidsrs and packers. Hog receipts were
10000. and thar value was quoted Sc
higher. The weeks receipts were only
81. rs. and l0onoo are locked for next
week. Prices for January delivered COM
pared wlth those 81 the end OF yesterday
are Sc higher for PORK, lard and ribs
Closing: whe~s-septemosr, 5Is< 1Sigsc;
October. 5isS15isse; December, $50
SS7sc
corn-sspseraber, Gsc: October. 49s.e;
Decemear. s7FSc
oAts-septemoer. 2sc: October. 2sac;
NoEeEbsT. asis
kye-Cash. s-ssc: October. 4sc-
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Railroad and Ipaa.sriai Ses.a.

!. X Van Give. superintendent of the
Cascade division Of the Great Northern
road. Is At the Northern
4. w. Mcstlnnis, agent u the Canadian
Pacific railway, and Mrs. Mc6iaais went
a. the IussAtste fair yesterday. They
said the children attracted rally IS much
attention as the exhibits.
The shingIe business Is not qults as
brisk IS ID has been during the past two
months. stu the business keeps up
gresty veil. ss /. Shown BY the fact that
he lake Shore rcsd starts aeouE tgenty
car lasts a 1ay toward the Easi.
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MARINE NEWS.

San FRAScIsco. Sept 2o.-Arrived-
Mouowai, from Honolulu and Sydney: sh
Columbia, from Seattle; schr George Pea
body, from Attn island. CIeared-State
of California, for Astoria and Portland.
Departed--Australia, for Honolulu: Ban
derilie. for Coqaiile river.
PoRr TOWNSHIP. Sept. 29-lSpecial r.
Arriyed-Schr Meteor. from San Pedro for
Port Gamble; sehr c. & Holmes, from
San Francisco for Port Biskeley; sh W. r.
Baheock, from San Francisco at Nanaimo;
bktn Discovery, from San Pedro for Ia
coma. Salled-Schr Hueneme, from Port
Gamble for San Francisco; sehr Compeer.
from Port Gamble for san Francisco.
Chartered-Br sh Winslow Park. now at
Victoria, load of wheat on Puget sound for
United Kingdom.
HoouiAs. Sept 2e.--TSpecial. ARRIVED
10 load Al Abvrde-n-Sehr American Girl
Arrived at shoal Water bay-Schr Orient.
having lost her rudder. Both from San
Francisco
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Appointment literary aud society woman OF
Minneapolis thus writes OF the private compart-
ment cars on the North Western Limited"
Zach compartment il . room dainty enough
for Q queen Mine, in a recent trip. was fitted
up in cherry and tea green The ceiling was
arched and frescoed in silver. The walls we're
covered with exquisite brocaded silk OF tea
green aud the cushions were plush Of the same
lovely shade. The partition towards the aisle
was of heavy plate glass. hung with soft green
silk curtains. The doors between the rooms,
for they were en- suite. were thick French pier
glasses. The floor was carpsted with rich mo-
quette, and the lovely cherry woodwork was
daintily carved with light fessoons OF gsrlands.
never saw such elegance in railway cars in all
my travels
s.Just think OF It'll A berth In one OF these
palaces on wheels costs no more than for one in
the ordinary, old style sleepers"
+. w. Parker, Puget Sound Agent. COL Front
street. Seattle.
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San FRANCISCO MARKETS.


THE STATE OF Trade
sAwFRAscIsco. Sept. 29.-The vegetable
market was inactive this morning. owing
To the bad weather. Onions were firm.
Corn, poor. Tomatoes, weak Fresh
fruits were quiet: melons in light demand |:
grapes, plentiful and weak; peaches.
lower; lines, steady. Creamery descrip-
tions Of butter were weak. the demand
being light. Fresh eggs are firm Cheese
is steady. The poultry market is quiet
and stocks are heavy, depressing prices.
Closing: Wheat-Quiet: December. S.:
May. 9o7sc.
Barley Quiet; May. s6hc.
Corn-$130
Bran-$l4 per ton.
BKEApsTuFrs AND DRAINS
Flour-Family extras, s. 2503 IS; bak-
ers' extras, $S.15@3.25. superhne, $3.50
26O
wheat-There was better feeling in the
market this morning. No. / shipping,
77lzG7ss4c. with SOC for choice quality |;
mining wheat. s21@s711c per GENITAL !;
Walla Walla wheat, 67lxc for fair aver
grade.
Bariey-Ths market is again sellers.
Feed. fair to good. 75t9761xc; choice, TN
@7sAc; brewing. s5@9Oc.
Oats-Stocks heavy. Milling. 81. log I. Is:
surprise. $1.12isdLl719; fancy feed. $i.051
Lilo; good to choice. 95cG$l. ON; poor to
fair. s5t99211c; black, $l@L25; red, SOC
@$l 10: gray, 9oc@$l
Produce receipts-Flour, sacks, %, Oil !;
Washington, 2039; wheat. centals, 1896;
Wsshin gton, 10 ,z23; barley, csntais, IL, :
635; Washington. 629; oats, centals, 525;
Washington. 1888; corn, centals, 1878:
beans, sacks, 1. 734; potatoes, sacks. 1.5s4
FINANCIAL
Drafts-On sight, New York, per 500.
12hc. Sterling .bills-Sixty day bank.
$4.S6h
Silver bars-Psr ounce, 63La63s sc;
Mexican dollars, 53@53kc.
MINING STOCKS.
Alta, II: Belle Isle, 6; Belcher, 100;
Best * Belcher. $50; Bodie Consolidated,
l70; Bulwer, Is; Chollar, 20; Consol-
idated California & Virginia, 5371f; Crown
Point. 81; Eureka Con-. %; Gould
& Curry, 90; Hale & Norcross, rs. Next
can. $50; Mono, p: Mount Diablo, 10;
0phir. 405; Potosi, So; Savage. So; Sierra
Nevada las: Union Consolidated, leo;
Utah. 10; Yellow Jacket, 100; Andes, 15;
Bullion. IS; Caledonia. Is; Challenge
Consolidated, "a: Consolidated Imperial,
2: julia, 8: Justice. 2s: KentucK, ID; Occi-
dental, II: 0verman. "a; Seq. Belchsr, %;
Scorpion, 81; Alpha Consolidated. 10; Con-
fidencs. i75, Consolidated New York, 8.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
THE STOCK EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Sept 28-The stock market
played with about the usual SATURDAYS
activity. and speculation was uninteresting.
The trading was almost all done by traders
who were DESTROYS of closing out their
contracts, long or short, being unwilling
TO leave their lines out over Sunday. Lon
don did verv little in this market, and
very few outsiders took part in the trad
ing. sugar was most active, and many of
those who had bought at the low point
yesterday began to take profits this morn
ming. causing decline of 4 per cent, to
SOS. At about 80 shorts started in to
cover. the purchases resulting IN recov-
cry of =. The higher figures were MAIN
tanned tor short time. and on a renewal of
the selling the stock broke IL, to sSA,
within y of tho lowest price of
the week. Within the final dealings
rally of Ia was made, limiting the days
loss 10 y per cent. A report was put in
circulation later this evening and ap-
dearet in one OF the morning papers. set
ting forth that an opposition company to
Chicago Gas had raised So 00o. 900 in this
city TO hel II fight the Chicago Gas. The
story was pure canard, and did not have
the effect of sending the stock down any
great extent after il had opened - higher.
the loss. however. being only y per cent.
The covering movement was quite pro-
nounced and continued to the close. which
was at the best of the day and IL. apovs
yesterdays final sales. ST Paul was fairly
well held until near the close, when il gave
way to the extent of 50 closing \ better.
Ia rest of list the dealings were very light
and the change on the day was, on the
whole, fractional Louisville, New ALBANY
and Chicago. preferred, and Minneapolis
and ST. Louis. preferred. are down iis. ana
Pittsburgh. c. & ST l.. L At the close
the market generally was fairly steady.
On the week the speculation was unsettled
and the movement OF prices was irregular.
As RUE. values have deprecated. and
the last prices made were mainly a. a d.
cline from the closing figures of la-t satur-
days market The more important losses
are: Sugar. -; sugar, preferred. %: Con-
sollaased Gas. IA; Reading aud Tobacco
So; Reading ana Tobacco, preferred. IL
Erie. ~; Burlington, 2sx: Cordage
preferred, and Cotton oil, ~; Cotton on
preferred. ?; New England and MetropolI.
tan Traction. -; Distilling and w. u ..
Lake shore, Is; Northwest, IL: Gsner,I
Eleesrie. IN; Chicago Gas. II. and Roek
Island. y. Some Of the specialties h.va
advanced on the weeks trading, inciudinx.
81 Paul & paluih. Rome, Wasertoxn q
ogdensbarg. 4; A. & 7. H.. 8: Central Pa
cife. -; EdIsoa Electric, OF BROOKLYN ,
Ths bond market sas irregular today. ths
to;sl sales beine only ss75.0a The active
issues we're rather heavy. While some az
the securities which are inlreqGaatly dear
in recorded advances
Government aonds-Stszdy.
state boa2s-tlaISs.
Railroad bonds-Stea4ier.
Petroleum--Ssea6y. October entsan.
closed. Sesse
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H.v. Your address Correct.

The new Seattle City Directory Is low in press.
Any one having made change in their busi-
ness location or place OF residence since called
on By the enumerator have the correction
made by notifying by mail or otherwise. Folks
Seattle Directory Company, - Roxweli build
ing, city.
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Lard - September. ss.521z; October,
$752H.
Ribs-Ssptembsr and October. $z.s711.


Cattle-Today's receipts were estimated
at /. 500 head. natives. Si@629: Westerns,
S1.5Otd450: Texans. Si.25@3lo.
Hogs-The days arrivals were esti-
mated at Ii, 600 head. There was . fair
Eastern demand and the local packers
were less bearish.
Sheep-Market. unchanged from yester-
day. Receipts, 5000 head.
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1he Wsnatchee Po.toffice.

WASHINGTON CRY. Sept. 29.-ISpecial.l +
The Postoffice at Wenatchee will become
an international money order office on
0ctobAr 1
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ssasan Hfxa nssz. 1913 = n Sunday
school. ?. "a
sxrrez Heartfelt and Ssxth street Con-
enrsed by tue Kedernp sarsszs kev- So@sph A.
Eaatx G "a z pastor. Los 1sss VITA sermon
sA r.. hsxh rna.s wstA serraDa. les% q n
essre.v sce5a9s - q m. HozT Family Assoezar
tsan rrseefinx. ,. n Eespe-s. sermon and osse-
GIftfnr. 10 u n.
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a. A. Raicsis called a. the PosT-lsrKlag,
ax~cgR afiee yesterday aad stated tAss L.
T. Merry. she wss nasneSsss one OF tue
inventors Of the device 20 raise sanken
ships. a description al which arpeared IN
recent lxsae Of the fosr.iSrxl4IGKScxx,
has nothing whatever 30 do with the pat
ent a. he Is the sole patsnsss and oSas.
81 she device.
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THE MARKET REPORT

C. G. DEvAETxEsr a. AesLcrETrgE.,
wEAIHxz BrxEAv,
FoErLsxD. GF. SEPT -. 1881
Forecast fox sRs9ay. Rain. followed by clear
Ing, cooler H. 7. AIcI4T1RE>
Observer II Cflarga
rsITEp s1ATrs IMPAIRMENT OF sEzScELTass
wEArHxE srREaU-DAgLY BrLLKTtS-
SEATTLE wsshL. sept - is9l
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER RAINIER

Rebuilt and refarnished. leaves Lily 49,.
q Co.'S deck Monday "Wednesday and fna4
=. N. for KingstOn. Port GaA be, BsnE4< 4.
beck, I4iiwaEp, ruwafto. Hoodsport ~,
CITY ana intermediates points. arriving ~ ~ ~
city al b N. Leaves L aioa city 2. -
day, Thursday and saturday, striving q
tic az 4 ,. m y. IibBt. aAs~
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pACIFIo COAST STEAMSHIP coNPksF.
Dispatch steamers from Seattle q fslls~w

For San Francisco via Port Townsend and NJ
toria, NJ a m Passengers received ~ houD1 =
s. m.) Sept 5. 10, Is, 20. Is. 20
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GoopALI. PERKINS q CO,
General Agents.. San ffaac11a
J. IT. JOHNSON. r. ). snpt, seattle
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CaEA1!
RAILWAY
ACROSS
FIVE
GREAT
STATES.

Runs Buffet Cars. containing library writing
and card tables. barber shop, bathroom, easy
chairs. observation windows, etc, fu connection
with Palace Dining and Sleeping Cars, First and
second Class Coaches and Family Tourist Cara
Trains leave seattle daily st II ,. N. for
Everett, Kalispeli.
Snohomish, Grand Forks.
Leavenworth. Fargo,
Wenatchee, Crookston.
Harrington, Fergus Faiis,
Spokane, st. Cloud,
Minneapolis. ST. Paul,
Bonner's Ferry.
Palace Sleeping Cars, Family Upholstered
Tourist Cars, fully equipped and every con-
venience. with porter in charge
Crosses the Cascade and Rocky mountains in
daylight giving passengers a chance TO see
some OF the finest scenery In America The
track having stone ballast. is free from dust
Minneapolis with trains for Duluth, Vest su-
psrior and Great Lake points, Sioux City aud
the Southwest, St Louis and the south ana
Chicago and the East
COAST LINES NORTH AND SOUTH
Through Train to Vancouver
Without Change.
Train leaves daily at ....-...-.-........S:i5 q m
Train arrives daily al. .---....-...-....o.Sop n
For publications and information apply to OF
address X. c. sTEyENe,
City Ticket and Passenger Agent. si2 Front ST..
FL WHITNEY.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent ST Paul,
pspo. Tickle. once, Commercial Dock, be-
tween Madison and Marion streets.
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CTEAsER eLIDE-cHASeE or krs

Leaves LILLY. Bogardus & Co.'S dc<1s 8s
$50 a. n, Mondays. Wednesdays sn1 JHs,
for Vest side. olslia and way iAnd;nQ -
coma.
Tuesdays, Thursdays aud satarder
Vashon. Chsusauqua, Dss Moinss, ssones -
ing. Buenna and Tacoma
leaves Commercial dock, Tacoma -
excapt sunday
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"a ssarhea's-h Ballard Services. II g. e. sza
80 > n. Rsv. r. + HylAaa rscsos
- MAryss-weoalsnd rark Rev, Gss,,ea n.
Watson. u. n. In charge kxsslng gsAxes, as
y m
81 Cfnnents-MsFkss stress. near NeslSs ava.
nee. Rev. Hssfy A. Dexter ofaeiAtieg. Nora
tuS seTvsse. atsao a. -. sasdsY scheol, ia a.
Tsiusy-Kkshsh and 1smes ssrSetA Rev
oearee G~sh~rt alsun. n n. teesoE. Mae
teeuea SGndAs alter Trinity. Hcgx Caraiaaa-
les, =. n Nornsns prayer. vita sSF2cu. n
q -. tfaosal evsExng pfsyeE. f..M Sga4Ay
scAosi, S;ks N
- Nara Fstsh ard olive ssraess Rsv. David
tsAln1Fne Garrett. rSetssx. Sunday scheos. IS
o. m. ttoly ConEtausea. ) n M AorHtag
RfasSE 3aG sevaaa. III e. ~ kaaaysse's service.
I'll y -. EFszkag FfsFSr sae serFzsoz. "a
tasoxnaNl ssngiax rt hsfans aiteswArGa
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Csshalss Cnlca-es A Il hasl. Hsaealey hloek.
30 =
Our EAsY az Good Hsin-Sausa Fourth s19
Wssniesscs EsreeSN Rev. T. Y Frafoa sAlsse.
fsxsssT. Law msss. IA. Aiga nsAss. - -
4 ss. esaSttcsIea = - = III
srnnasealsss gencsytl0a- snS Spxsax
ssseekx kss. Ntrtar ssAxTsne. = , passox Coz
assss1 B, tAs sssaltN k4sEy E2zss. q ~
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For Alaska. Sept 10 AID Is

From San Francisco, for victaria 80 ~
Sound ports. a. q m. Sept I. !. Il II, IN
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


fNessees for this de2svsEasn. must Be hsnsss
IN by s O'Clock SATURDAY 20 iasurs sass.ton-l
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EVERETT AND syoHoxIsH ROUTE
CUT RATE TO EvgRErr.

STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Central wharf Tuesdays. 1nurssN r
Saturdays AZ ; 4 m tor Ednonds. IL -
srett, MaFysyilie. East Evassfs, lowsit - ssss1
hosafsh FARE TO EVERETT. ~; kSs
TRIP. soc; TO sSOHoaisH. soe. =.
GEo. J. WILEY. -
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Iutheran Churches.

Norwegian kvaagslseai -TwelftA aud Olive
streets. kes. J. J. kvasn- pastor. Residence,
l6Ss rwelftA stresI
ssegInan Igthersn-puwsraish mission, San
oeTa bali. below ssesaSys brewery. san
day school. 10 y n Services 30 every
other Sendas.
tseFsa an Lathrrsns-SsFvices in hail corner Of
Man sud fweltta streets every sunday 81 10 as
r. m. sunday school saa a. m NJ C. Baads.
pastes. residence. LIS Main street
New egian. naaisA Fourth sna rtns .trc~tx
3 +. Toftess0r. pastor. study In h&se uaeat
Services. II q IA asd n Sunday school
va a m. frsveF Easssing. Thursday. p "a
Swedish Ev.ngsiicsi-Th street near Pike
Res. Martin l. larson, pastor. residence. Isel
ftlth street.. between Pike and Cnion- sunday
scncel ts}aa T. IA Services IL Is .. m and
\ N, aaa Thursday p. ~
kSinler Heights Niss3oa-As Presbyterian
etuEyes AaFke& street eaadsT school 81 80
T. 81. every s0nazy. Services 81 ~ =. m every
ether SUNDAY fssteE, f. kaapyas. assistant
rssscs. ". a. knFtA log6 iia~s4g strsxk
terrain Evangelical, Eieu's coarrexas.aa-
Tfsscds hail. Nlnth street.. ksGwe@n gIns ana
DIVA services. ~ ~ = r.. saa Ia a "a
ksndAy scko4aA. - ID "hihS issuna~ W..t,e.-
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VICTORIA ROUTE
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18TH meridian tine IS o. IA. Pacific tinsL
PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
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Tenth and Pine. John Glen. pastor Sabbath
school. Gas a. m: preaching morning aud
evening, prayer meeting. Wednesday night
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