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announced during their last enKagsmsat
81 Bostoa. 1.-Two years ago that they
would produce Eola's .'Th8rese." public
Interest became aroused 90 most apprs-
sizole degree. After the lrst performance
the newspapers q that cry universally
proclaimed it TO De itamoEAls although eS-
essdlngly interesting aado dramatic. The
piece played % eaotmogs business daring
en- engagement % ten weeks IS the Hal
snd was aiterwafg > received wish mere Or
les favor Ia New York, CAIeaga sad other
Ezstern cities The story fxlls 81 a young
Firs ia PaSis who is mAsrie3 30 ar
invalid husband. "a lrritah.s, re-
passive creature. whem she thor
oaghly dssplssS Chanes has thFawn
- Der Way Aaadsome yoang artist. and
esing a kindfei spirits they fan desper-
sss y IN love Is An each other. The natural
sequences follows. shsx bosh w.sh that 1a
was cut % ths wsr. ms thpakle saF-
sests the deed. and they eventually w6sk
themselves up TO piseA where mzrser
eaters tAeis hearts. This tasy finally 80
eomp,ish BE- throssne the hesAAn4 fFom
boat While an > p,e&save sxegrsioa. A
ysSr elapses and they sge nsarr ss. bus
sraa iAeig sea1ins alsat they ar bat
siftcsen with renlosss. vlsiaas Of shs mur-
asFe4 asa az.se sslrfs Gl.sm. &a4 tAsy
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The following telegram from the Orec9-
nsaa throws more light On the subject
raised "a 70 Ms. Potter's and Mrs. Bel
LEWIS presence Gin the church AZ the tine
DR.. Wallace made his sensational attack
Cd both: 1
aThe follosIng explanatory telegram
was received yesterday:
syTcrokfA, B. C. Aug 2--Edwardr Emery.
Porsigna, Or. Neither Mrs- Potter FOR at
tended the FIRST Congregational ehnreb sunday.
skYELE BErLKw.
"Mr. Emery. who Is with the La3s Win
dernere Fan Company. and who had be-
fore given testimony that he had dined
with Mr.. Beliew and Mrs. Potter, and
thereafter spent several hours IN their
company, had telegraphed TO the prin-
pals asking for q personal statement
The telegram above given IL the result.
A similar message was received from Mrs.
Potter.
This seems TO dispose Of one Phase OF a
matter over which there has been great
deal OF doubt and very much discussion
la Portland and throughout the North
west for three days. DR.. Wallace, IL
seems wRs mistaken as 70 the couple who
left the church, and almost the enl9re con-
gregation and The public fell into the same
error
After al, the identity Of the two per-
sons has. 20 very considerable extent,
been lost sight Of in Portland, being over
Swallowed BY tbs main discussion over
the propriety Of DR.. WaAace's attack.
Whatever may be thought Of the merits OF
bis statements. or Of bis methods, it Is
certain that the doctor provided q nine
days wonder for a very large number OF
people.
'sfhs following letter was received by
the OTegoniaa last night:
ssYIcToKfA. b. C.. Aug. ITO the Editor: In
your fsstss OF July 80 youpq5llsh SONS remarks
made by person named Wallace about Mrs.
Potter and SIR. Bsliew. His statements were
malicious and untrue. as have heard from two
members of nay company (who were theEel the
remarks be made. 10 net care 20 give this fe~
low notOristy BY answering his attack, but
simply Ask ylu to correct the stzs@Taeut that
Mira Potter and NJ. Beliew were there and lett
tie church. Neither Mrs. r nor Mr. y. were at
the church, Da&spsnt the entire evening az the
PoFtiaad. MYEoS 3 RICE.
Manager Potter and Bsllew Company
"Thsgletter of Mrs. Rice not only con-
firms previous statements as to the where-
abouss of Mr.. Bellew and Mrs. Potter, but
sufficiently establishes the identity OF the
couple who did leave the church. They
we're mem bers Of the Potter-Beltew COM
bination."
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PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
Mrs. Potter and Kyrle Bellew
at the Seattle Theater.
a FOUR NIGHTS ENGAGEMENT.
A Change Of BtIi Every Night" The
Iroa Master" "In socfetys" sea-
nnis" and "Thersss-"

The dranaticevent Of las. weak was the
attack On Mrs. Potter and Kyrle Beliew
BY Portland preacher and the discussion
and pretty general indignation aroused 81
his action. This incident has IN = measure
reacted on the minister. and aroused
sympathetie interest In MRS. Potter and
increased the desire TO see her and her
leading man Kyrls Bellew, 80 that what
ever mental anguish they may have sqf-
fersd a. the result Of DR.. Wallace's action
tie prospective large attendance a. the Sc
nttle theatsr during their coming engage
rnsnt may compensate them some~hat
from financial standpoint Tomorros
night Mrs. Potter and Mr.. Bellew, assisted
by an excellent company. viii begin an en-
sagsment Of four nights, during which
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Presbyterian Churches.

German Reformed-seyenth street, near Pine
Services II a IN.
Ross Mission-D. l. Fordney. pastor Preach
ng. 5.90p. m. first and third sabbath of month.
Observation-Disclosures, near Ballard Sunday
school p Rev. Dr.. Allison will preach at
4p
lake Union-Kiiboarne avenue, Fremont
Rev 5 G. Head, pastor services IL q m. and
5s5e p II.
First Mission-In Wards Hall. Georgetown,
South Seattle. sunday school, 80 p IN Rev.
John Alison viii preach AT p m.
Ballard First-Broadway and First avenue;
y. |. Fordney. pastor Preaching. II q. IA. and
: r, IA. sabbath school. 10 a M y p & G. E.,
$50 p m Pruyer meeting. Thursday, n m
Calvary Market and King streets Rev. 3.
J. Kennedy, pastor Re idenee. IA Market
subject. "A Primitive Christian Eadeavor. .
Evening subject, "The Scarlet Line saba b
school. 1852. n.
North seattle-Oak aud Harrison streets Rev.
". A. Major. pastor Residence AZ Temperance
street Preaching, II a. n and ?. m Morn.
tng subject, "Ihe Character Of Joh' Evening
subject, "fhe supreme Thug 20 Know SAB
bath school 81 l2sla y. m. \, 4. ;. c. r., p. II.
Prayer meeting. Thursday. . m.
Fifst-Fourth aud spring streets Rev. Alex.
ander Alison. D. D., pastor Residence, 1919
Masiaa street Services. II a. m. and p m
Tse Rev. Nathan Gosh, of Dairy Free church,
scotland wi preach both NOR tug ana even.
Ing. The morning subject viii be, sThc Gos-
Few Thoughts About Ecclesiastical Matters Ia
scofiand." sunday school, 1880 ,. M. y. p 8.
e. T., e.iS p n. Prayer meeting, Thursday.
2. ~
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Baptist Churches.

West Duwamish-ssrvfces In Mr. Fosters
house, River Park, p. m.
Fremont-Aurora street Preaching II a N.
and 1880 p. m. Rev. G. A-baly yer, pastor. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening.
Ballard Norwegian anish)- Odd Fellows
Hall, corner Leary and second avenues Nor
weglan sermons ?. m. By Rev. q. W. EfnwaiL
Sunday school, p.
North sesttle--Thtrd and Cedar streets Rev
c. I. BEownles pastor; residence 100 Oak street
Services, Ii a. N. and 7:3O p m. Young
peoples meeting, $50 p. m-
Mount Zioa tooloredl-Dr c. VI. Williams,
in Young Saturalist's hall, University grounds.
PREACHING IL a IN. and p. M Sunday school,
p m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, D. m
Norwegian Danish--sfxtb and Virginia streets
Rev. G. W. FinwalI, pastor: residence. col Vir-
ginia street services, IL d m and 80 p. N.
sunday school, 12:b p N. u. Y. +. u, p. N.
Prayer meeting. Thursday .. m.
Market strect--Narket and Main streets
Rev. W. I. Fiecpor. pastor; residence Sol Mar
ket street Preaching, III a. m. and n IN.
Ing subject, "rhe Perfect savior" Young peo-
pies meeting. p. m.
6wedish-@Bell and Eighth streets. Rev. Aug
Olson. pastor; residence 323 Dexter street
Services II q m. and 1882 .. m. sunday school,
~ m. young peoples rneetn g, 7 D. W.. prayer
meeting, Thursday, p IN; young people
meeting SATURDAY., p m
First-Fourth street, between James and
Cherry. Rev. w. +. Taylor. pastor: residence,
IDA Marion street Preaching II a In and Z As
p. N. Morning subject, foundations and
Gospel. Music In charge of Mrs G. A. c.
Roches ter sunday school At close of morning
service. Young peoples meeting. $50 u m
Prayer meeting, Thursday. 7:s5 p. IN.
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Lutheran ChurclI...

Norwegian Eysugelical-~Twe,fta ami Olive
streets Rev. J. J. kyam. PASTOR. Residence
isSsIwelta street
GeTmAn Observation-Disclosures mission. san
dets hail below sweeneys brewery. T.
knappe. pastor, sunday school, 1.S0 n m
services !. p every other sunday
Gernsn Lutheran services IN bail corner Of
ASln aud setfth sirUets every sunday at % Is
IN sunday school $50 a IN. NJ C. BAadc.
RAster, tesiaenee. lel3 Maln street.
N6fNegian- Danish Fourth and Pine streets
= dolleisQu, pastor study Ia basement
services II K m and N. SUNDAY school.
Sd a n- Prayer meeting, THURSDAY, p IA
Wstlsh Evangelical Third street. near Pike
Res Martin l. Iarson, pastor. residence. 1921
faith street. eetseen Pas and e uion SUNDAY
ssaoas - i3 q n services b g a N and !
= ~ snd lhursdAy p. m
Gs5msn EysngeHral, lions congregation
fteed ; hal, &ipth street, bcgwsah Pine aud
oavN aey z kasppe. pastor. kes.aence. ISIS
Ienth street services. la0 a n ard : s0 =
n sunday tchooi. 2 "a sBlselsfun1s
Wei. as3sy. 81 :. IA Lutheran Yoang Psou.s, 8
SoclsIs, Thursday. : % . IN.
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Coprrewational Churches.

Brooklyn-Rev. 7. c. w.swell pastor. study
at Plymouth church. SERVICES II s. m Sunday
school, l2il5 q. m. Y. T.. SC c., p n. Prayer
meeting, Tuesday, S p. n
Eegewater-Rev j. r. Nichols. pastor. serv.
ices. II q N. and y m. Sunday school
at 1918 p III. JuRior c. z. p. N. !. r >
C. E. D. IN Prayer meeting, THURSDAY : p m.
Plymouth-Third and University streets Rev.
Wallace Sutting. d. D.. pastor. Residence, $50
University street Services. II g "a ana p m
Rev. A. A. HuEd. d. D., will preach
morafug aud eveaIng. Sunday school. I'D
q. m. Y p. 2. c. e. Up n. Prayer meeting,
Thursday. ~ p N. Junior \. 7. 2. {. l., FRI
day. p. II.
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The managers Of this amusement resort
will make today = gala day IN the city.
At O'Clock there will be balloon ascen-
sion and parachute jump by Prof. Marke-
berg, the greatest living aeronaut. who
will perform fcats on trapez5 1000 feet
ia the air that will astoaish any one At
$3.50 comes the regular performance in the
pavilion by Ellwood. the great male So
prano, and Girard, the famous mimic. The
principal attraction. however, will come
in the evening az O'Clock, when, together
with Ellwood and CGiEard, Prof Roltaire.
the famous illusionist and King of cards,
will appear for the last time in this city.
Prof Myers, Of the Boston Conservatory
of Music. has kindly offered to give few
piano solos, which viii be given on Con-
over grand piano. kindly furnished for
the occasion by Mr.. +. Christianer, of us
Second street Is not this the greatest
amount of free attractions ever offered in
one day in this cityf VIII it not be gaia
dayf The Madison street cars will run
every two and one-half minutes.
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arthoN.es k-Fes11E4A IN $3.50
( coiumbts--sa9 plssd fron Seattle pulpatk
Grace Esxt seattle Nission-ssbbath scaool :
Pm. 20 al saf 81
s6arswsrass,-rssei-sdnasY sscaeos 10 !. m: .EP
WORTH League y n % ssse G SC 80 sssssss
BATTERY ssrest&Tkir1 sraa Battsry. Rev. g. A.
I EzE6sn. pastor Services II a. m AID ., p m
6ernAz--stesxsrf ana Thlrieeuth Rev e A
RrfeSszz. psztor. services II d. "a ant d M
HeFsn-seecDd aud Howard--Rev. ". o. Ben
SION. PASTOR SERVICES. II T. N. sad 20 p M
rxegisn-D1nfsh--FIfsn and Ollve. Rev E
J. LuadsgASxd. pastor services Il a. N ana -
!. m sc
Afrgcan-izD. Jones street., Just of Msdlsoa-
Rev. }. Allen Einey, sastor. Services n.lsa- M
ana p u. 60 e.
Gnmsn2Rsv J. r Edwards. pastor. saebath
school laa u. Preaching II = m Epsofsa
Lszgas y M Beading League. TO p N 81
Madison strset-cornsr csoverdals- Rev. n
A G0yington. pastor. services 1879 g. m ana
M Sunday school, I'D p M iounE
peoples class, s.3a
meeting. 1890 a m; preaching. III a. MS sun.
day school, - m : young peoples meetlnga 90
?. M preaching. 80 y NJ
Gilman PARK, Ballard-Rsv. W. II. tombstone.
pastor. Services u =. u and y m snnday
school 10 a. m: class meeting - IN Junior
League $50 ?. m; EpwD1th League 80 p N
swedish--Fifsh street, neat Pike Rev. John
JonsoT, pastor; RESIDENCE. III I've III street.
Services 1879 q 10. sunday scnooss a. p m ;
young people I1estang, p. M evening service,
8 p M
GSace-Rainier and King streets Rev. ". T,
FGrd. pastor. rsxidence. SIS Sutter street;
services. II q n. and 7:So p m sabbath
school, 1915 p m; young peoples meeting,
go ?. m prayer meeting Thursday evening
Trinisy-Mercer and Kentucky streets. Rsy-
y. r. Tedrick, pastor; parsonage adjoining
church. Services IL =. N. aud D. ~ Morn
ing sermon BY Rev. b r. Vest, missionary from
Singapore. Evening ssrmon by Rev. G. h.
sessey, OF Kirkland. sunday school 1918 p.
m Epworth League, p. IN Prayer nesting
1hursday evenings Special business meeting
Tuesday evening.
First-Third and Marion streets. Rev. W. A.
Shsnklin, pastor. Residence, 90 seneca
street. Preaching 81 IL q. M aud p. m: class
meeting, 10 a m; sunday school, IL. ?. m :
EpsSQrth League, go 2. m.s Junior League.
Monday, p. NJ class meeting, TUESDAY, p NJ.
Official board meeting, first Monday in each
month az s p: EpwoFth League business meet
ing. second Monday p. M Womsns Foreign
Mlsionsry Society, first Wednesday, . 30 p m. !;
Ladies' Aid societg, second aud fourth Wednes-
day, 2s30 n m: omao's HOME Missionary So
clsty, Third Wednesday, 2:S0 D m. Morning !:
Prelude, spohr: anthem, 'Sing Unto G9dr
Roat with solo by Mrs. Hudgin; offsrtoire. 500
Christ" concluding voluntary. Evening:
Prelude, Reichmann; anthem, "Hafk, Hark,
Ny SOUL" Shelley. with contralfo solo BY Mrs
Ferry and sopSano obiigato by Miss Heughton.
ofiertoire. "Jcsus. Lover OF Ny Soul, Abt, by
male quartette, Messys- Edmunds, Phillips,
Grout and segisy; sermon, Elements OF
Strength" concluding voluntary.
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Natholtc thnrnhes

cs'holic Jaloa .. A r ball. Hiackley tloek
- a.
oar Lzsv ut Good Hesp-ssuta Foarth ..a
Warrington sfFeetA Rev \ Prcfontaine-
FastaE los snsss, "a hlkh mass 10 81
a 1a-, bcns1letlqa, r - ge M
tGs5asruLs.s Conception -sixth and snrfu-
streets Rev. Victor SsrrEae = p a.4stos con.
aueecG - the Jesuit. E4r.Y Eaass, m
An4 e hrsa E4sss, ~ - s. "a saadAy
se4s0t. ;. q.
sseved HesFg-Bsu Aaa sra street Con-
a2stea ~ tas hsaeErpt@ristS- Rev IS.aph A.
ga Aias mass VIVA sesuIaa, Iass9 4 M
s6ad2y sc1ool. 80 q m- HosY Fan ~ Assocla
tos msetiag, Is IA Aes9srs. sssaoa aad BEG e
llsL.ll. - \ u
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5, MaEy's-Nooalsad pEsA Evsstnx prayer.
s,l5 3. @.
- Ste. 49, Bal sFi -ServseeS, Il 4 .. ana
81 p n Rev Hya4pa Fsetos
~ tlene1s - Market street. near Yeslsr ave.
n2& Rev Agnfg A. iexseF oa.etatlng Norm
Fssyss Slt2 ssszaea, Il =. a. sGa4ay school,
r a.
~ Etfk - Fsftz ans GIVE streets Rev David
go vac &aFrStL rsesss- ltaay. Keruoz and
- tala = at.ss1s. i A. -. ois4 sot = seFSaoa
s+l- -. &ksas sunday keNeal. q.ss N
S@&AE taepses serves. IS r 81 geafs :
s~~yNA eesesA- sssl1G2 % Lessons KE0Ea
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methsdiss rrsa~s,ant Churches.

puws1aish-suadxy school > M
Yssser-sunday schooi. $50 = m; preaching.
II q H.
Colnmbta--Preaehi hing. Isl = NJ oy Kew. y
Ba-ley. sunday school. = m
south Seattle - sunday school 2s3 m
Chsidren's missionary meeting. I'D p m
second North Seattle Republican and " lar
reusfreet. Eugene Miller, A. n. will conduct
services ~ II a. M. subject, 'sSzowtn- sun
dag school, l2.la p n
First-Third ana Pine streets. Rev. Clark
Davis pastor. Services. II a n and p m
Morning subject. sstSods Land in Nature.
evening subject. .Open Door, sunday school,
1879. Young Peoples meeting. 80 p Ia
sunday morning class. 10 clock
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gradually begin 70 hate. Instead of love.
each oshes. Each one attempts % sazten
the crime on tha other. and While ttesy are
hsranvuEnv the mother Of tie rnvsTyierrd
man overhears them. and beccn1ss stricken
with paralysis, from which she eventually
RECEIVERS sufficiently 20 expose the crime
Renorze ana despair follow. sud POISON Is
a. length Yessrted 20 70 end their ttOuoles-
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n. S..-xa Mrxsc BY ousrtssse. Mrs. Gr1mss.
NJss Brgv. M r. c. DAVIS ard Mr. c. W. ss1n-
idefs. pr. Palmer, ogsau1st
Trsnsty-Eighfh snd James streef4 Rev.
George Herbert wss@on- D. n, rector Eieyecla
suaaay alter TrfrttT. L.tany and HEY COM
r-lunson, IL q. n. Chozal evening prsyer, ~
p N sunday school ~ 2. IS a. n 1ns rec
tor viii preach morning and sve-taE
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Gsrmsn-Harrison AID Birch streets. Rev.
Aug Ernst, pastor, so Harrison street Services,
III a m. and D. N. Sunday school, .9;45 a. m.
Young peoples meeting, z .. m. Literary enter
tainment last sunday Of eGen month.
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Chriatian Chnrches.

First-seneea street. between Third and
Fourth Preaching al IL a. N. and p. M
by w. r. Coroden. of Tacoma sunday school at
1850. Mrs E. 2. Mayfield, superintendent; Y.
T. s c. +. at 6:45 D. Il-
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SALVATION army.
Free Methodi.t Church.

Barracks SIS Jackson street Prayer meeting,
"a m Holiness meeting, II a. N. Free and
easy. p. N. rousing meeting at p. IN.
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Manager Hanna has begun his bookings
for the coming fall aud winter SEASON, and
among the strong attractions contracted
with is the Ward and James combination,
which Mr.. Hanna will play both in Seattle
and Tacoma during the week commencing
April s, ls95. This combination was err
ropeously noted in last Sundays issue as
booked for Cordray's theater.
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sixth and Seneca streets. Rev. s Dell John
ston, pastor. residence. 10 spring street
sabbath school, I2.l5 u m. Young Peoples
Society, 6:s5 p. m Junior u. y. : G. r
ESQ p IN. Prayer meeting Thursday $50
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YOUNG Mems chri.tian Association.

The Y. ". C. A. hold their regular O'clock
rally in ihear bali, l4I7 Front street, today.
Services tod>y for men aud women. Bible
class every Wednesday, 7.3o p. m, conducted
By Rev. d. C. Garrett.
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Tbeosopny.

Seattle Branch. no. /, OF the Theosophical So
ciefy, sunday. p. M, in the seattle National
Bank building, room 209. Lecture by b. A.
WELDON on .Chelas, Yoges and Adopts.
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Unitarian Church.

Tenth and Pine, John Glen, pastor--Sabbsth
school, Gas g. m; preaching morning and
evening; prayer meeting. Wednesday night
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seventh Day-SOs Poplar street Preaching
q p. N.
Christian chapel-Warren street, half block
north of 'FRONT.' street power house. services
IL u N
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an m. 2os Front street

Spiritual meetings In Masonic temple, Second
street entrance. sunday, $50 ?. IN Free.
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spiritualists.

Seventh, between Pike and Union Church
services aud sunday school viii be discontinued
for few weeks.
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Restitutionists. ) p. IN. 2SOS Front street
Christian Alliance, Thursday 2:S0. at Mrs. S.
Van yalkenburg's, 500 Lincoln street. corner
Fourth
Christian Science Sunday school, ii a. M,
room 2O9 second floor, Seattle National Bank
block, South Second street and Yesier avenue.
Seattle City Mission and seamen's BETHEL
Chaplait Thomas Rees Gospel services every
evening, 7:So sunday school, p m, CON
Quoted by Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Endeayor.
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Ole Birkestal. subject of Norway and
Sweden, was yesterday admitted to citi-
zenship by Judge Langley.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

9Nct.css FOR thss department. nzzs hs hsnisa
IN hys5 O'Clock saturday y insurs LassEssoz-l
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-
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been cultivated With the1 as osaaU nss
years OF age she looks a. y4se sMo9les AZ Al
- any young beauty OF L. lsung ano osasthai
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trace of age; masks q thipS Tin = ena SvsIy
$3.50 and 81 ises pAuhp AHss
EXCELSIOR CoMPLEl
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iowness and oil SKIN blcN n Stckfs Ale So
pure and ,ree from poisen{ ais e. = osoauseiy
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