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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-04-05
A MEDDYBEMPS
SENSATION.
A REMARK ABLE RECITAL OF
A REMARKABLE FACT.
Full and interesting Particulars OF a
Case that att acted Vide
Attention.
MRS. ADELiNE MUNSCN,
VINO resiaas IN Med iybemps, M zine,
declares:

For many years past | have BEEN
Athlete with enlrril ,.ch'n'v, slrcplc's-
ness, AMI a-tubIr IL my hands and
feet, caiiai By poor C.calaiion and
imour, biol. Wa a. tines affected
with hetlp''l", d'2z'a"ii, gn severe
.omiting, a. my f1o va.lI &C. d'tcst
properly. II Ittcr years Try r"r;ous
system scenl 70 Give g. entirely. and
general pt-ily ic-!;tc nuribncss came
over me. | have lr,c Numerous kinds
of sars lplr.i,.i Tilhoa. obtaining any
benefit from them. They not only
prove vllielcs;, but believe actually
har,nr me; my stomach could not
retain them, All crew steadily worse
About Il year ayo, | heart Of the Red
Seal Slrit2ari''a, thlt was said TO be
prepare by al entirely ncw and thor
ouglIIy sci MS mc'hol, whereby a
certain poisonous pr.ariple, very harm
ful to the digestive Grams, and which
Is brought ont II some processes, was
entirely eliminated
found great relief in the first few
doses Of tn Pei seal Strsanlrila, and
after ta,.in, three bof.lci / foun my
self entirely cure |, ant, although 81
years Of agc, | feel STRONGER and
younger to-day tli,n | have for many
wears past.
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NO OTHER LIKE 1T.
Train Equipment Rich Enough to De-
light Any Man-and Certainly Any
Woman.


Train Equipment Rich Enough to De-
light Amy Man-and Certainly Any
Woman.
Something was said in these columns q short
time since OF tho perfection TO which the cab
inetmakers have brought their art In the build
ing OF sleeping aud the best class of passen-
ger coaehes. Much more might have been said
concerning the luxurious appointments which
have been added from time 10 time 10 these we'll
built cars. But "Ths NORTHWESTERN Line"
which now runs Pullman and Wagner on
It's limited train between Chicago. st. Paul and
Minneapolis and over the best piece OF roadbed
between the Twin Cite. aud Chicago, has re-
Gently made some additions to fts always
perb equipment which beats everything else out
OF sight In sdditon 10 the elegant sleepers of
the conventional type, with which every man
who has made application for q lower berth in
the middle Of the ear IL familiar II he has
travelled at all, they private
commitment car. Each compartment
ia fitted with ell necessary toilet ar
rangements--ls finished ia different wood.
and the walls are decorated with tapestry. The
studeut Of good cabinet work, aud the lover OF
beautiful woods can end in these compartment
cars a perpetual pleasure. while the apartments
are rich enough TO delight any msn-and GER
tninly any woman. The other additional fea-
ture OF the s.NoFth- W esteru Limited" s q Buffet
smoking ear for the exclusive use OF the occu-
pants OF the sleeper This is sclub room on
wtee!s~fnrniskea with plush-covered easy
chairs. library facilities for letter writing with
all tho latest popular illustrated periodicals and
daily papers and vita wsli-stocked buffet and
tn this car the traveller is made rs comfortable
as in the smoking room OF the most fashionaols
club.
one important feature is that only regular
f.res are charged on this ssSorth-We stern
I6mitea," Notwithstanding the excellent SER
vice. Itis also the only train west OF Chicago
on any line carrying such equirmsnt, and Is the
oaiy train OF It's kind in America on which extra
fare ia not charged for this high class Of service.
r. W. Parker, Puget sound sgent No. Ill Cherry
sfree4 SeSttie
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Preshx,srlan chnroh..

German Resormed-seyenth street, near Pine
ksrssees II a m
Ness Alssion-D. l. Fordney, pastor Preach.
ihx. 20 ?. N. hFst and third sabbath of mouth.
LAKE Union kilbourne avenue, Fremont
sr.A {. Head. pastor Services IL a. M. and
fiss Mission -Goorgetown. South Seattle.
fshasy school, 80 ,. m Rev. John Alison
VII preach ~ p IA.
asslsfd-Flrst-Rroadway and First avenue;
4 : fefdhcy. pastor. Preaching, N a. m. aud
n sabbath school. 10 a IN. Y. p. :. G. r.,
~ u. Prayer meeting. Thursday. S n m.
:, ssts'y--AArkes aud King streets. Services,
= "a AMI p m. Rev. samuel J. kennedy,
NSeS sabbath school. ia.l5 y. m. Morning
sselset "Signs OF the Tfmes" Evening, "Ths
tnaesT Burial on Nebo"
sefsn seassle-osk aud Harrison streets Rev
a. :. :. asio'. pastor. Residences Az Temperance
s saMA Ffsaehipg, II \. m, aud u IN Morn
seEsae.seL -Pstfloiie, Mhyg" evening sub
- The Future OF the Country. sabbath
49, ~ lis e. m \. T. c. T.. Up M Prayer
asssiag. Thursday. 5 n m
49, .s.sss-foafth aud Spring streets Rev. Alex.
49, 49, Aason, u. d, pastor. Residence, f2i2
49, 49, street Services. u Il IA. and n m.
snasssaag. Lessons From the Present Railroad
49, evening, Fourth of July Discourse +"
sN seeoeis i2M 2. IA. y. T.. = c. E.,
a. Prayer meeting. Thursday, u IA
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Give promise 70 the ocean voysger of health and
rle.snre. bat there Is = broad sxpsnsc Of waters
- ha v.Msssf that rise mountain hlgh IN rough
weather and grievoasiy dissnrhs the unAecus-
tarasa stomach. moro particularly II 10 j. that
OF "A invalid Moreover. the vibrations OF the
vessels hall caused hy the motion Of the screw
Of a s,czsnsr q change Of water and latitude.
and abrupt transitions Of tsEn aaFasure. cannot,
withept a medicinal safeguard, he encountered
xxtth trapautsy. For sea-sickness and pEeso1i-
~fal tnaneaees OF air and water, Hosfesfer's
stomach Bsttars IL = standard safeguard Tour
tsts. yachssmsn. mariners. commercial travellers,
and people bonaa % q sss vayags 90 inland
SAINT should always BE provided with IL In
roraparshis FOE malaria. rheumatism. neuralgia
sseepgessaexs. loss Of app~tite. alex Ae4aacAe,
Ailtouaaass ana constipation.
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.-.s.-supulied FROM seattle puIpltx
-. Eat seattle Mission-saboath school
p
verfh I<szns p n
4 ~wsnktv--Mercer ard KensucEy streets ser-
- .sss Il Z n ard "a .. m
- ..reet-Third and Battery. Rsv. G. A
- ns psssor. services II a n and m
s~---..--s.evsrs and Thirteenth. Rev. c. A.
.ss@'s~' nastor Services IL q m and a III
,sr.~s--seccnd aud Howsrd-Rev. W. o. Benz
- zsstox Services, II 4 N and 100 q m.
J 5000 DsnEsh--Flfth aud 'oIiys. Rev. r
: frrssrsar1, pastor Services L. r. N and TO
Pm
ft~,~sr-ssD Jones street, inst OF Madison
go Allen viney, pastor. Services IL a M
"a 8 D N Praise service at p. m
x4alssu etrsst-Corner Cloverfais. Rev. NJ.
b. To<farton pastor. services 1870 a. Ea- aud
- q. Young peoples class S.n
c.lnsn-Rsv J. z. Edwards. pastor. sabbath
.1,sl ID a n. Preaching il q n. EpUortn
{ssr5s D n. Reading League, TO ?. IA
.ssusv. Frsmont--Rsv vs.. II. Drake. Glass
~ssfnx. 1850 a m; preaching. ii a. m; sun
- se1oel. u N; young peopss's meeting. es10
q /. rssaehing, 30 p. M
ezr.sn Park, Bailard-Rsv. w. II Johnstons.
...sor. services il .. M and ?. M: sunday
$500 10 a m: class meeting ~ m : Junior
fssxss SO .. m: Epwoyth league 100 p. M
sx<tish-Fifth street, Near Pike Rev John
,s.zsa. pastor; residence, 1919 Twelfth street.
1900 1850 q M. sunday school, 1870 p. m;
saunr peoples meeting, 7 p. m. evening services
SBm
lrsae-Rssnier and King streets Rev. W. 7.
80. pasfcr; residence, SIS suffer street:
@-xseas. II a n and 7:Sn p. M Sabbath
.>saS. i2.l5 ?. IA: young peoples meeting,
xx an; prayer meeting Thursday evening
s.ss-Thlrd and Marion streets. Rev. w. A.
a<sk..a pastor. Residence. 90 Seneca
.rsst services IL n. and u m.
fss1ons hy Rev. z J. Moore, of Tacoma. mora
Exkad evening sunday school, I2:3a Ep-
80 League services, at which the newly
<.,tea officers will ee installed. at @0. Musi-
q srogfamme: MISUNDERSTANDING. extract
q sonata, Beethoven: anthem. "Jesus, Word
"a Incarnate," Gounod: offertoire, solo,
u IIoughton. pcstiude. "3orfie." Battssa
{rSinx-Eo Voluntary, " Movement Religious,
- anthem, /" We Praise Thee. O God."
kser. ofertolfe, duet. elm the Cross OF Christ
5.say," postlnde, "Mareh.' Battmann-
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Coroner Horton investigated only -four
cases during June. Following is sum
mary:
June s--Augnst HAheniek died at Black
Diamond of suffoeation.
June 4-Andraw oleson. suffering from
tvphoid teyer. jumped from the third-story
window of county farm aud suffered frac-
ture OF skull.
June emily Williams committed sui
essr al CITY Mission by use Of morphine
June i5-Gordon NJ. Coates died Of cpl
fanxN
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eoaErssslIonal charen...

esass ~ YIa-key. GEORGE IT. lee. pastor. Resi-
Cav 49, a&a tAofnss sIseets, Sestsla Sun-
ksse. Nelssi3sa fniesyor society. n N
s'ssiisg Tuesday, ID ,. "a.
"a - AseF-~ass. J ( Nichols. pastor. sarx-
q ~. n >eFsapa s0s children. .sThs Fonrsh
sax Aosning t0facs 4sigvihg AMI Get
sksss :. sst.sse song service Al q N. sunday
49, t.sia = N, Juniag L E,an n. n.
s. 60 , - Frazer meeting. thursday
$50 81 81 bird snd University streets Rev
rassss s-lssas. L. T.. psssoF. Resiaxaca, lza
49, street. SeFvloes. ii A m saa n Ia.
ksf.zs.& =, }sets ~Ehe laird Annsverszry
= 'sss.aa' e. og f-cstssef caspss saa,ses.
ssss.. 80 BOZ Independents BAY" sunday
sasreSss<s - =. Y,f : c. E.Tnm- Prayer
assssssy, - y n. guasor y. r
- friday, q n
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Episcopal Churches.

as'ys-Wcodland park Evening prayer,
Rss...s eeS'a, West seattle-Evening prayer In
Asl<s ssaooihouse, y N.
= ssxpaen's -sslisrG Services II a m. and
.. Rev. p l. nyland rector.
= tsemeets-NaFset. ty,et s~a, Ya.iar ava.
c. 60 NsF. Henry A Dexter officiating. Hoiy
~-' a N. Evening prayer. S =. m.
-. s-aishth aud James streets Rev
80 nefeeft Watson. n D.. rector sixth
Niss tElaity. ilojy Eucharist at ii 4.
IA service az p. n. sunday school al
h. Ma s-Fiith ani Olive streets Rev.
- SisieoFns Garrett rector. sunday
e. SO & n. Iltaay. ser,nea ana Eaiv
Il ss--s.,s.oa, II s. n Young People service,
~ = sae teeter. 6 y IA. evening prayer
-. - assn, : r.. Rev. u. Wells. hsshsp Of
s-".ass siA pFeaca morning and evening"
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DOCTOR SWEANY
713 Front St. Seattle Wash.
Union Block.

This learned specialist, well known by his
long residence and successful prHetfce on the
racine Coast. guarantees prompt and perfect
enre OF eTeTy case be undertakes
FREE TREATMENT rS a,. ne Poo r.. and % sns
at otfica OF Friday afternoons
YOUNG MEN yos are ,ronss .s with al nIsas
p!nplss. bashfulness. aversion 10 society, stu-
pidness, dependency. loss Of snefgy, In6ltion
and sssf-conndence. which deprive you OF your
manhood and absolutely UNIT you for study,
business or marrisgs-if you are thus an cssd
you know the cause. Get well and he a msn-
hlDDLE-aGED MEy-Thssr.s are tso .,,s Of
aching backs and kidneys, frequent painful
urinaticn and sediment in urine, i'm potency or
weakness OF sexual organs. ard o;her unmistak-
able signs OF nervous debility and premature
decay. Many die OF fhls difficulty. 5gaorant of
the cause, which Is the seeoad stage OF seminal
weakness The most obstinate eases of This
character treated with unfsiging success
pRIVlTp Diseases-Gieet, Gonorrhoa, Infsm-
iiufnih nations, Dlschai gss. Structures, " eak-
ness OF Organs. >: pntiis, HydFocele, Esrseocese
and kindred troubles anickiy cured without
pain ard detention from business.
rlTlppu-Which poisons the breath, stomach
tdiAAAilh and lungs and paves the way for
Consumption, Throat, Liver, Heart, Kidney,
Bladder and ell constitutional and internal
trou bles; also Rupture. Piles, Ffstula treated
far In advance OF any other institution In the
country.
BLOOD AND SKIN Diseases: s:, sGss: spots PIN.
TaIn1s, Tumors. letter, Eczema and other
impurities OF the blood thoroughly eradicated,
leaving the system in strongs pure and
hesthful state.
ItllES--u You are suffering from persistent
LiDibo Headachss. Painful Nenstrusttoa,
Leucorrhna or Whites, ItoIerable Itching, Dis
placement of the omo, or any other distress
Ing ailments peculiar to Jour sex, you should
consult Dr.. sweany without decay. he cures
when others fail
WpITp Your troubles II living away from the
WhiD city. Thousands cured at home by
correspondence aud By medicine sent secure
from observation. Book entitled sGUIDE 10
troubles.
Once hours, 10 IL q M, 10 and 70
D. m Sundays, 10 To IL a m only. Address
LEyERETT sWEANy. VI. D.,
7iS Froat st. seattle. Wash.
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Restitutionists. p. M, 23os Front street =
Christian Alliance, Thnrsday 2:So. At Mrs. z.
Van yalkenburg's, 800 Lncoln street, corner
Fourth
Christian Science Sunday school, IL q. M,
room 2o9, second floor, Seattle National Bsnk
block, south Second street and lesler avenue.
Seattle City Mission and seanens. bethel
Chaplain. Thomas Reas. Gospel services every
evening, 7:Sa Sunday school, 8 .. M, con-
Quoted By Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Endeasof,
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Duwarnish--sHndsy school , p N
.fssler-sanday school. go q IN; preaching.
cciamoia-Prsacning. I'D y M By Rev. D.
bszley. Sunday school. sn n.
south Seattle - SUNDAY sch,of s-.n N ~
cniidrens missionary messing 7s50 d m
secoad-North Seattle. Republican and War
rsu streets Eugene Miller, A. 81. viii preach
2. a e,ciocz. Subject "Horship." sunday
school, 1915 ,. N.
First-Third and Pine streetx Rev. CLARK
Davis, pastor. Services. II a N. by Rev. n, a.
Davis src p M 81 Dr.. A. n. Burns. subject
hesvea sunday school, l2.Sa Young Peo-
yss nesting. e2 p H Sunday morning class,
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first Church OF Evssett-sunday school 10
a. M, Hsary Porter. superintendent Com
nuEion every Sunday. II a n
:, oiympae Avsnue-si4 Olympic avenue Rev.
n n Noes pastor Sunday school 10 q m
freacning il g. m and 7.5o p n
First-5enecs street. between Third and
FOURTH No morning service sunday school
- .zs9. Ars. Z. Y. Msyfsid. superintendent.
Up = c. Z. ets:s5p m. Ats rn. fhe snxfl-
larry G. W. b. NJ viii give missionary pro-
granme, Mrs. <. Z. Dunisp prasiding.
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sunday school. z-S0 p m Holy Family Assoesa-
I.oa meeting. p N Fexpers sermon and bene-
dicsion. 20 p n
Oar Lady OF Good Hslp-souta Fourth and
washington sfreet1 Rev. r. X PrcfontAsne
pastor. Low mass. a M (. htxn rn.ss M n
q M b<nsdicti0n. 7.z0 = m
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Ssrman-Harrison snd Birch streets. Rev
Aug Ernst. pastcr, SO Harrison street. Services,
~ a m and p. m. Sunday school, 9.f5 a. IN.
Young peoples meeting, p. m. Literary enter
tainment last sunday OF eacn month.
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United Pr.shvt@yisn Church.

sixth aud Seneca streets Rev Dell John
sion, pastor; reSdsnce. 5l5 spring street
Inc sacrament OF the Lords supper will be dis
pensed Immediately after toe morning service
sabbath school, l2:l5 q N. Young Peoples
society Gas p. N. Junior \. r.. & c. r.
o;1 p IN Prayer meeting Thursday 7;o
u %.
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Mrs. IL. Weston Bridges. who recently
returned from karope on 8 few months
visit. has engaged rooms AZ the Hotel
Rochester, Tsc0ms for herself and dAuCn-
ter Maud. She : accompanied b. her
mother. NrsJ. II. stessen. and her sister,
Miss Maaie Stesson, who expscs 80 real
de In Tacoma permanently.
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Ibeosephy.


Seattle Branch. No. i, of the Theosophiesl So
ciety, Sunday, .. M, in the seattle National
Bank building, room 80. Lecture on purpose
OF Birth," By z. O. sehwsgerl.
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Salvation Army.
Frn, nethodi.t Churcn.

Barracks 3I5 Jackson street Prayer meeting,
la m. Holiness meeting. ii a. M Free aud
sasy. .. IN rousiug meeting at p. m
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The O'clock rally OF the Y. NJ. CA. will b
addressed today By James A Dummitr, ths
travelling secretary for the Pacific Northwest
All Young men and strangers in the city are in
yited 20 attend.
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TEE Pullman strike viil not effect the SostA-
Western Line, Es they ran the fsmcus wagner
ears Purchase yonr stekets tie above lire
20 ChicNxa Milwaukee sRd al pesuts last sad
south = ". Fksker. Puget soasu sgtnh Ia
tshNfrY street
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Young Mem. chrlstian A..ociatian.

The y. ~. c. A. hold their regular o'clock
rally in their hall, 1917 Front street, today.
Bible class every Wednesday, 7:30 p. m, con.
Quoted BY Rev. ID. c. Garrett
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Young women,s Christtnn AseocIn,tou.

Tenth and Pine, John Glen, pastor--sabbath
school, 9.&5 a. M preaching morning and
evening; prayer meeting. Wednesday night
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Advent Churches.

Seventh Day-SOe Poplar street Preaching
p m.
Christian chapel-warren street, half block
north OF Front street power house. services
III a m.
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se', = aion--Si. a. 4 bali. Hinekiey block.
stsexss So e.s to1eepgi0a sixth aud spring
s&ess1 - :. sae'oc ,isrssad : B.. psssez Con-
sAa s&s @esR,ts KASly mass. a "a.
ssAas2 h'ga lssss, e. - a IA sund4y
osssssssa ReArs~tsa AL sf,,, -. 80.
49, p tss Rsssu,Tt ,rs.ss Rss G.ssss's 4
t& - - K4sseF. les nasss assh s4rsnoa,
% AAas Wiz ssgssaa. go.a q -
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spiritaaiists.

There will be a meeting OF tho Young wo-
meas Christian Association NJ the rooms, us
Third street. st 80 this afternoon.
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UnItarlan Church.

Seventh, between Pike and Union. Rev. w.
9. Eliot IT.. minister Service. III q. m. Com
munion service at II m. sunday school a. Il. 20
m.
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caURCH DIRECTORY.
~....a,.. Epl.eop.l churshss.

.~.....< ~, this department must be handed
q ss,elock Saturday 70 iasurs insersaonI
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Miscellaneous.

Spiritual meeting in Masonic temple. secon
street entrance. Sunday, 2s30 p. N. Free.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER RoSAIIE,
Arlington Dock,
Leaves for Victoria daily, except Sunday, at
1880 p. m; returning, leaves Victoria . a. m
Steamer idaho leaves for Port Townsend snd
way ports daily, except Sunday, 81 IL p. M;
Sunday, direct, at Q 2. m; returning direct,
leaves Port Townsend at a M
Phone 7l0. d. b. JACKSON, Manager.
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NJ Trinity (Englishl-sovanth and Union
ts<z Services, IL a m. aud 7.fS p IN.
kxngisn Eyangeiicsi-Twelfth and Olive
- Rev. / ]. kvam. pastor. Residence.
ATEslith street
aMan lutheran--Duwamlsh mission, SAM
~ hall, below Sweeneys brewery: r.
Kszsps. pastor. sunday school, I:30 u IN.
sfTiees ESQ every other sunday.
6erman Lutheran--Servlces In bail corner OF
Main and Twelfth streets every Sunday at 10. Is
q n sunday school $50 a. m. M. g. Baade,
fzzssr: residence. 1918 Main street
Norwegian Danish Fourth and Pine streets.
r Tolletson, pastor. Study in basement
sefylces. II a m aud s n M sunday school,
INA N. Player meeting. Thursday. p. m.
swedish Evangelical Third street, near Pike
ksy. Martin l. larson, pastor; residence. 1921
fIith street between Pike and Union. sunday
school iz:l5 p. N. services 1913 a. m. and 5
p M, and Thursday D. M
German Evangelical. lions congregation
iieed's hall, Ninth street. between Pine and
uiise. Kew. Z kBappe pastor. Residence. 1919
Isnth street Services, l0;S0 a m. and 1880 y.
= sunday school. ? q. IN s'Bibslstunde."
Wednesday, 1880 m Lutheran Young Peoples
society, Thursday, 7.aD n IN.
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STEAMERG
ELY on THE @FLyER-
SEATTLE To TACOMA
Fcar round trips daily, exceps Sunday,
in one hour and twenty-five inmates
TIE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips seattle Tacoma route. - ~
Iowa:
TAKISs FFFEx
TUESDAY, NAY L
TINE CARR
Leave sestsie-7:<5. Has n. .:4s. els p n
Leave TAc6ms-e.30 g. N. l 90. x:30. $500 y M
Sunday
Leave sea.tIe--T no n m. IL 90 5se0 D m
Leave Tacosna-9:33 q En-s 80. z 80 p m
Landing ~ ". r. waarL Tacoma, aud Com nsr
eisl doek foot Of Marion strest seattle
suntsyx excursion rates On steamer Fisssveo1,
fare sec
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Baptist Churches.

Vest Duwamish-Ssrvices In Nc. Fosters
bose, River PARK, p. m.
& ffesnont-Aurora street Preaching II q m.
ena 10 n m Rev. {. A. saiyer, pastor. Prayer
meeting fhursday evening
Ballard Norwegian Danish)-- Odd Fellows
Bali. corner Lsary aud second avenues Nor
wsgian sermon, ?. IN, BY Rev. e. ". FsnwalL
Sunday school, p. m.
North seatfle--Thigd ana Cedar streets Rev.
G r Brownies pastor: residence log OAK street
esrvless. Il q n. aud 5:2 p. m. Young
peoples meeting, ESQ p M
Mount zloa tcolorsd)-.Dr. G. NJ. Williams,
IN Young NasusaIisfs hall. University grounds.
Preaching. u . m aud p m Sunday school,
. J. n. Pfsysf meeting. Wednesday. 8 p. M
korrsgiaa Danish xth and Virginia strseta
Eeg ". Finwall. pastor: residence. Cos Nir-
ginsa street Services, II a a. aud 40 p. m.
sunday school. l2:l3 p. m b Y. 4. u, p. NJ.
ffzyef meeting. Thursday, p. m.
Firf-Fourth street, between James and
fBsrry. Rev. W. I. Taylor. pastor. Preaching,
Il Z %. and .s5 p m sunday school at close
81 meaning service. Young peoples meeting.
fea m Prayer meeting. Thursday. 7:s5 p. m
Naket Htreet-Markss and Main streets.
fH W. 7. Fieeno1, pastor Preaching, III q.
" and p. m. Morning subject, injecting
6oas Condition.. Evening, "The Human
6nias of Christian IAis." Young Peoples
nsstlhg. ?. m.
sssdish-Beli and Eighth streets. Rev. Aug.
os1a, pastor: residence 3z3 Dexter street
fzsnas II a. m. and 30 p m Sunday school,
nn,young peoples meeting. y. m; prayer
rszing. Thursday. y. m: young peoples
bsg1aS Saturday. p m
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DAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fellows.
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vie
toris. 81 s a m passengers received on board at
z q nj July 2, 7. II, II, =. u
For Alaska, July s, l., 2, "a
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports, at g. ~, July q 3, IA. 10, - -.
Tickets rnay be obtained at the Office of the
company. at Ocean dock, Seattle.
GOoDAII, PERKINS l. CO.,
General Agents, San Francisco
J. FL JOHNSON. p 5. supt, Seattle.
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L'oR u. & DRY DOCK. SIDNEY, CHARLES
II TON AND BREMERToN.
THE FAST STEAMER
III GEN. CANDY Ill
Leaves Harrington & Smiths wharf two trips
daily, except Friday, atS:o0 a m and p. m.
Leaves Bremerton $3.50 - N. and $50 p. m.
Leaves Charleston, o. IS A. II. and 4:45 D. m.
Leaves Sidney. 1918 G. IN. aud Sis p m.