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HoUsEKEEPER Wanted by lady
Ii competent of taking management or,
housekeeping of house or flats. Address
g. Globe.
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STENOGRAPHEK- Experienced ste
y nographer wishes half days work,
either morning or afternoon; Law preferred
Address U -. GLOBE.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANTED TO BUY.

DRESS-Wanted, second hand power
press; must be cheap. Lock Box Z Zun.
brOta Mimi.
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NURSE-Wanted, woman or girl to take
IN care of children. sew and be generally
useful; good wages and home for right per
son; German or English preferred; no
Swedes address with references and details.
Address . las Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-06

OUSEkEEPER = Wanted, by a lady
IL with three children. a situation as
housekeeper, or to take charge of house or
flats. Address " a. Globe
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HOUsEkEEPE R-By young widow lady,
II position as housekeeper for widower
Best OF references. Address L 3 Globe
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WANTED TO. BUY-A running hotel
w with bar connected. in lively country
town. Address G !, Globe.
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uOUSEWORk-A young girl attending
IL school wishes a home III nice family
where she may assist in housework or care OF
a young child for board. Address A . Globe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-09

Mrs. l. S. ,. uaut wl3i be guest Of
Afs. Hasuss during Sac week.
The olympia Athletic Claa viii hold 5
smoker next Friday evening"
A smoker sill he given nv tbs Seattle
Athses.e cab next frsdsy evening.
Tte next mms social 81 the Riars'ev
Eebgkaa Socsal cruz lA hs held A. odd
Eelows' hall. Aogla Seattle. next Thursday
evening.
To GA Fo}ks concert ggven asst Friday
iu kanka hall wN hs repeated next
v eanessay evening for the coneGs IL ths
Haven ii. Il. church.
hr sna Mrs.. s. IT. 6rawaen saa other
soetsiv people cl Everett wta 20 IN the
estF during tho seek - attend the cpxEesEa
- kanka bal aexI Tuesday.
TIE Womaa's Auxiliary Society of the
unitaran chareh VII uiaes Friday. lie.
eemheF ia, wasa Mrs. NaFaanxa. a. tar
AasnSeg tteAaa ao4sl a. - a. N.
The officers ~ sha M5nterrv vii come
0saF from 4scora next Inesdav 20 as-
s1a1 tie entertain meat even bv The
iaase7 as haaAe bah nvst ass-nv.
s. johns Lodge. Ne. 2. +. ana A N.
vii give an entertainments Thursday
asebt. hscHu bee -. a. zoe uusa Il The in
Rta4i sisoa - tAe et1oe7s q the iaars.
TIE weaA3nR 81 ar. James d Hoge j..
sna Miss h&Ae4 Hams Nall iAke psaSs n
ths resAasaee 81 ths arlds's parents next
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Chastsr-Ch.t'er.

NJ stephen sears IS out of toEn for a
les daYA
Mss Florence stiles has spent the week
alta friends In Seattle.
Miss Henrietta Wolf, of Portland, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. ID. NJ. Hoffman.
Mrs. Ralph Metcalf and daughter have
returned from a visit TO Providence, r.. /.
Mr. Z. B. Wright expects TO leave for
the East very soon. He viii remain sew
eral years.
Mrs. NichOl, OF Seattle, has been the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Alexander Baillie,
the past week.
Miss Ssmuella Knoble went to Seattle
on Friday TO visit at the residence of Mr..
John W. Hanna
Miss Marion Muir. of Tower City, \. d.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. V. ii. Beckman.
al S07 North NJ street.
Miss Fuller. who has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. II. c. Wallace, left for visit
TO Portland on Thursday.
Mrs. A. X. Hiscoek and children re-
turned home on Wednesday evening from
q two months visit TO Syracuse. \. Y.
Under the auspices of the Young Peo-
pies Fortnightly Club, one of the most de-
ightful entertainments of the comm z
week will be given Friday evening.
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Rnptist Churcn~..

North seattle-Third aud Cedar streets, Rev.
= brownloe pastor. residence 100 Oak street.
rtlFite-, III a. IN. and 7:8D y. m. Sabbath
Boo after morning services. Il. X. r. o., 80
T. a.
sssiish--Bell and Eighth streets. Rev. Aug.
Nhen, pastor; restucuce, 323 Dexter street.
ffiees II =. Ia. ana 7:SO .. IN. sunday school,
4 = young peoples meeting, p. m; prayer
H~eslhg, Thursday, p m young people =
fsesng saturday, D IA.
4 Aarkcs street Market and Main streets.
~. ". T. tleenor. pastor; residence, sol Mar
~ street. Preaching In tho morning at ii
Sseek ~ Rev DR. ". r. Taylor. oi the First
Se.asfh Young Peoples meeting, $50 p. m.
sfssatius ia fho evoning 1t - o. the pastor.
"-ssses' 'suomlHsi on 10 the viii OF God.
y -Four street, between James and
sfg Rev W. r. Taylor. pastor, residence,
Aafion street Preaching, u a. ~. and
m Evening subject, "A typical Miracle. T"
Tusic under fhc able direction Of
. =. =, =. =. Rochester. sunday school az the
sM tbs morning service. Young people :
49,, o 70 p. m Prayer meeting, Thursday
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The Principal Event.

The principal event in anticipation Is
Miss Diokinson's wedding, which will take
place next Wednesday at noon. After the
ceremony there will be reception at the
home of the bride. Work in preparation
for Christmas Is steadily and rapidly going
on. There is so much of this being done
that very little attention is paid 10 having
good times. And the people think they
cannot spare the money for unnecessary
things. not realizing that very often the
best times are enjoyed where the least
money has been spent. Innumerable
little clubs might be formed which would
be tall Of enjoyment and yet require very
little expenditure. It is TO bs hoped that
after Christmas there will be little more
stir and life about society here
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Mr. John 81 Davis and Miss Maggie
Wilson, both q Carbonate. were united
In marriage "Wednesday evening, Deem
Der s. is94 az the residence Of Mrs Martha
Thomas. ~ Washington street city. Mr.
J. J. SpalEht serving As groomsman and
Mrs. Thomas IS bridesmaid. Rev. John r.
Damon oihciased. Among the guests
were, Mrs n. uArbineau. Mrs. D. ".
Williams. Airs Mary Thomas. Miss Alex.
snder Garrett. Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Davis,
Sir. Thomas Richmond Master Willie +.
Thomas. Master navlo l. Thomas and
II aster Davle Williams.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-09

Tho Whitman Literary Society at a re
cent meeting adopted q new method OF
electing officers The society was divided
into Two bodies, who retired, eaucused and
announced their platforms and oonstitu-
tious- The parties gave their names as
the Law and Order and ProgreSsi ve
Thought parties. i fuu ticket was put in
the seid by each. and. after heated s.cana-
psiEn. - the election Was held last Friday.
With The exception Of the vice-president.
the candidates nominated by the Progros-
sive Thought party were successful The
officers elected were; President, EmeYy
Walker; vice-pres.dent, Jennie Hoigats;
secretary treasurer. Nyra Ward: crisie.
Lewis HarisEberE The Whitman society
claims 20 have debated more questions Of
moment thAa any other society.
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seel.tr 60 rtSht wlth olnr...

70 do honor 70 the Tacoma Athletic
Clubs new ctub rooms a special pro-
rranme Vas given Friday evening. at
which several prominent Young society
men fouEht-wiEh regu,as safety
gloves. Of course. Mr. +. y. Csassr made
the greatest hit-in several wayS-ln his
boat with 4 real professional pugillst. Mr..
Cesar ogtdid sit the amateurs IN ais
efforts to win. lie dsd win generous az
pIausc. The programme contained some
startling events and wa~ well received
The committees were: On entertainment
Mr.. : c. Hciir. Mr.. n. h. Stevens. Mr..
". Z. Best Ar. A. q. salmon. SIR. Jesse
Merrill, and reception. Mr.. t. II. Cald-
SCI, SIR. ". IL Eston. Alr. F. s. Orr. Mr.
+. g. Tavlor, Or. A. II. DICKENS, NJ. J. /.
McAarray.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-09

The N*w AFNaseontiaeatai short Iias.
Consis-as OF Tie Northern Pac,he- Bar
haeton route va EaAags, has recently
been OPENED ta4s .tne shortens the Jour
nsy eenslderally hes "a cen Payet sound and
al points ln iae BLACK Hl1s country. in
Ne0TassA Kansas, 81 ssOuri Arkansas
and 81 southern aed southeastern POINTS
IL tTayeTsss section of country r3eh Ia
historic scenes and une4ualed Ter beauty
and Fertility. saee4ag a.toseGaer a most
enjoyable overland trip For uckst.. asc.
spptv - any Northern P&cs6c agent. I. a
Na4ean. ueacrai AGENT, seattle
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aTeuap. essiste1 ~ her aaaEhtsf. Mrs
J A. fasle'i. entertained ahoaf twenty
ladies last Thursday. Artistic embroidery
and agreeable conversaflon menopol i1ed
the hours 81 she afternoon, aud delicious
refreshments wsre served. Mrs. stevens
proposes glvmg several at Homes" dur
lag the season.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-09

WAY shcgsd we Re cruel 81 oarsalvosF Il il a
piece Il se0ssiess lnhu insanity. fer Instance. for
any one of Us 10 isacs upoa his bowels and
stomach tha coayaislwe, 81 psar, violent action
at cfastte estaarttc Many people euamured
uf pil-s. powders an1 potsoas see continually
cs.He thts They a-s ou}y keeping up the
aE1aY. - reTpesuafing sas disturbances. ~ This
tooissa course. y ~ 8oa tAsy taks Ii osteiter's
stomach N3iters sad Ees Thoroughly sud
trslapflv set rlzate 1hts supreme }Axsfivs
never ges. never produces violent effects 81
say sert Nesi; Is SeFy effective snd brings
saeat permanent FaEu1ts Dor iivsr complaint
asers9sia. assv ousaess. lscS q vitality. rheu-
H-Ft-E tt-i kidney con pants g Is efainentsy
saFf iceAa.0 Ga aia age aaa 20 accelerate eoa.
IS SOP n4slarsR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-09

Frst Mission In Wards hail, Oeorretosn,
kuatl Seattle. sunday school, j. 10. Preach.
Fas, ,. m.
Ross Missl0n--D. l. FoFdney. pastor. freaeh
nS 3 % 2. u.. tirst gld third sabbath ~ month.
Bfewor's HAll-Uuder auspices % Cumber-
|A1i Presby terrain board Of missions, u a. M.
GAd p N.
Billiard First Broadway and FIRST avauuss
Rev n. l.. FordDcy, pastor. Preaching. II a. m.
BID $50 r. m. Sabbath school, 10 a N, y. T. :.
h T., $50 p. Nh Prayer meeting, Thursday.
en m
talvsry--Market and King streets; Rev. :. ].
kenntdy, pastor. residence, IA Market street
kefyiees. II n. N and 1880 p. ~. Sabbath school.
5 p N. y. II. 5. {. T.. $50 y. IN. Prayer
passilng, Thursday, y. ~.
secnj-North Seattle--Oak and Harrison:
by. ". A. Major, pastor; residence, 4l7 fvmper-
kaee street. services, IL a. ~ and 7:@ ?. m. sab
bath school. y Tsp IN. i. z. :. G. b., $50 p. m.
Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7;D y N.
frst-Fourth and Spring streets. Rev. Alex
tndar Alison, ID. D.. pastor. Residences, 1912
eiagion street Services II a. N. and % p m.
Morning. The 14ords supper and reception Of
ztW members. Evening: Post Communion
p vice by the Rev. George y. WhstweTth, u. ID.
Sunday school, 1880 p. M X. y. :. G. f., 5;is
D. re. Prayer meeting, Thnrrday, y. IN.
Preachers meeting, Thursday, 7;la p. m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-09

Rev. Andres Leonard Sparkling. N. A.,
og Green Lake. aud Miss Catherine Sparl-
ing. daughter Of Dr T. " sparling, we're
euietiy married As the residence % the
brides parents. 1913 Eighth street.
"Wednesday, December 8. 1924. ~ the Rev.
ns. George Il. Was-oa. rector az Trinity
parish.
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Mmf s sntsrtaiaed the Cinch Club
ta a. IS Ma.ea's Friday evening. Those
FFasans s~a Nss Deiamaier, Miss Ben
psEL Alm Asser. Niss Vance. Miss APP
rseaes Mass { n4~Fs God, Miss Bradley,
Mr EGn 49, FriehAr1. Mr. Woodruff,
MF AFM 49, Taylor. Mr.. Hsllar, Mr..
g.. - Aa9nr.
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Asa uss aaaN eFeua ~ 80 Mses
81 ss krrssass laarAsan. eFsa 1e ssass
esa haH rau9 a3F irseass 90 3 esiaess
W s=z-zs --e4e - e &rsa.aa
Ma ~
Eaf
En EH 81 aH
NN ass Eha sHmH Was
aa eeraas 90 - asrfnasass ~
safw erFtsas hsaa kN8 tsrne am4
rssrlrniaaG ea.h e sesllh ~ 90 iffaeiea
sn4 ~rTres ehtna eat Sass an1 alFef.
TIE uauas carts Nere in tae fora 1i email
hoak sss Ehauanae of eaeh guest Eas ca
the outer side. While q .thin usrs exquisite
zen end ink sketches. executed with an
almost Meissonier-liks touch By Mr. Tom
keFshaN. whose gift in this particular
line Of etching Is quite marvellous. The
menu, which vas elaborate. vas served in
seven courses. interpreted With the usual
reiishes. Those who partook Of Miss ker-
shaw's hospitality were: Miss Fuller.
Miss Wallace. Miss Mcdonald, Miss Oar
nall. Miss Margie DarBall, Miss Thomas
Miss Munson. Miss Rowe. Miss Bowen,
Miss Tellnghast, Miss Woodruff. Miss
Grace Derickson. Miss Hut Miss Ferriss
and Miss Mabel kershAw. Owing TO ILL
ness in the family Miss Fitch and Miss
L0ttle Fitch were unable TO attend.
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rs hlsf Ilab. ~hich meets at the
eaaaea ef ths different members every
*e4asHtaF sssalng. seems 10 bs great
sMaasNa TIE nlsmhsrs are: Miss Darnall,
AZ - 4asNsrsi parnaA. Mr.. w. E. Best,
Mr. III krnnslali. Mr.. Frank Clark. Miss
Ese. - Anderson. DIR. Benham, DR..
nH Ha M aas4E4t.
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The Tacoma theAle- wss closed this
week Next week II re County Fan
wiz be presented there on THURSDAY. rri-
csy and saturday evenings + +. French
and bis stoek company have besz az the
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Kirkland Kirkland. Rev. Horauo Alling. pas
|foF sundsy services, II n. m. aud 1850 p. IN. y.
=. q. r., G.3o D. M. sunday.
layloF-Biroh street. Roy. George II. Lee,
Eeat0T, residence rs Birch street. Services
fiuday M II a. In. aud 1880 y. H. sunday
feaool, 1925 p. IN. Prayer meeting, $50 o'clock
|lhursnay evening. Y. T. :. &. H., 1880 D. m.
Sunday.
|. Edgowater ]. I. Nichols. pastor. Ssrv-
Pc. IL q. IN. and 7:s'D y. IA. sunday school
~ 1915 p. IN. Junior G. f., $3.50 r. m.
ttlday. y. r. 5. G. f., 6.90p. IN. Prayer meet
|lng Thursday, 80 y. IN.
u ftymOnth-fhlrd and University streets.
[key. Wallace Mating, -. H.. pastor. Residence,
p University street. Services. II u. and
Il p ~. sunday school, 1920 =. IA.
n I. :. G. r., $50 p. IN. Prayer meeting,
|laarsday, 7.Sg p. m. Junior Y. r. :. G. f., Fri
Iaag. p. IA.
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Remarkable Cure OF Ann. II. Conductor.
TIrRNsRttRa " Az 0cfnhar O isll


ELLENsBURG, WASH, October . ISgL
DIR. A. r. SANDEN.
Dear Sir: II l. over two years since | bought
one OF your strdeg Electric Belts. and / want TO
thank you for waat Ii has done for me. | would
not have sold my belt for mine ten days after
got Il, and would not part with IL now If /
could not get smother. though | am glad TO say
don't need IL any more. Ia nay business there
is "A good deal OF knocking about, ana the lar
ring received, or something, gave me such n
weak back. with tsFribe bearlng-down sensa-
tion at the base of my spine, together with a
sCalding OF urine, that / wAs almost lie ples8
Actually, when would 20 my runs I would
soTnetm mos be so wesk, sud my back would pain
me SO that eouidn I sit up in the car aud mad
10 lie down. The case got so bad that vas get.
ting scared. Then got your Bell, and IN a week
u had brought great Improvement In ten DAYS
WIS almost n well man, aud inside of a month
/ was entirely cured. Every symptom was
gone, and they have never CO e back on me-
aud II IL two years ago have often thought OF
writing you about IL, but, Il he almost ali other
people do, forgot all about NV beuefacfor after
was cured. bat now / want you TO publish
this. so that the thousands of other railroad
men who are IA the same Il can find the only
cure for them. ! have recommended yorr BELT
70 dozens. and Mr. Dillon, Of inertia Yskfms.
who bought belt upon my a4vice sass he
wouldn't part with il or love or money.
Yours truly,
T. :. CLEMENT
conductor \. T. Railway.
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49, fasr aiss 81 Chief Justice Fuller,
$50 ass aesn FsaNnE Ter daughter. Mrs.
b = a.aae. 81 tAls city. lets for her
hems - Washington city on Wednesday
nFhG
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Mr. Frederick William Braun and Miss
harhera Ellen sny4er. hath Of Seattle.
were married "a the prcscnce az tex
fFieads as the residence OF the of3ciatinr
clergyman. john T. uaaon. oia Fuh
street, Tuesday evealnk. Defenders 1891
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Mr.. 81. +. NeA'roy and Miss YjdA Foster.
bota q NorfA Eend. seIe married yes,er.
day ty Jaatoo HamnfNvy. Iae honey.
moon All lie spsnt thas cay. and spa {.
meats have heen engaged at the D-Iler.
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Every young. laldtle-ared ard old r,.n
should SEND FOR OUR NEW PAWPul VT
fully illustrated, ana containing hundrsJs If
testimonials from evo-y state, Win nanss amt
address Ia fan. so that Won can write or So
them and satisfy yoursef Of thu truth os onr
statements.
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Patrons Of the Hotel Northern billiard
room can obtain Metropolis Champagne
free. an elegant hot merchants lunch
served from II a. 70. 20 2. m. daily
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Waatsd-Agents 20 represent The old
National Life Insurance. Company. -
MoatpellsY. " For farther information
address q. x. Stoip, general eoast nan
Sxer. $50 Croeker hg,l3ing. Ssa Fraa-
cisco. Cal
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w orse Than Rum.

Indigestion spoils more lives than rum But
YOU think you have malaria or grip" or
something worse. The trouble is all in the
digestive iract Ripsns Tsbulss bring sort OF
Millennium with them. one gives relief. and
their hsoitual use keeps the whole system in
tons Get taem Of your druggist
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Millinery a. unheAra 81 prices J. 5.
Graham Coax AMI Millinery House. gi6
SeconA street.
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Fes sale. fresh cat aovs-s daily from err
greenhouses Washington FAoral Com
pany, 80 SszoEa ssFesI
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WRINKLES
AID sxerf trace ~ 49, realaVe1 utia
to oFtslaai aad auiF

EXC ELSIOk SKIN FOOD.
MMz. NJ YALE's EXCELSIOR KIN FOOD
Is tue only genuine Absorbing FOOD in the
world IL Is compounded by "A secret process
known only 70 Nine. Yale. whom the whole
world must thank for this marvellous remedy
that feeds the shruaken ami impoverished skin
by Absorption as sati ,iac,orIiy rs we feed the
stomach. Wrinkles aud every trace of age dis
appear from the face, neck and hands. which
must be fod through the pores of the skin TO
keep them fresh, youthful plump and free from
wTink les. This is the science of restoring and
preserving youth as created aud taught By Nine.
Yale. BE careful and see that you get Nine
Yaleis Excelsior SKIN Food, IL is the only
genuine and there are many limitations.
SOLD By ILL DIR L GGISTS.
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. s. Stephen So Ballard Services, II r. m. aud
= ? 70. ksy. II T. Hyland, rector
: :. Wary - Woodland park Rev George n.
! -.s9h, - ~, in charge. Evening prayer, 81 30
4 u 4afk' Fifth and Olive streets, Rev. David
! ..afAe Garrett, rector Holy Communion,
- n sunday schoOl. 9i5. morning prayer
IN . sfHi9at = a a., sAbiect. "Inapifation OF
Dss.e Baptisia, p. n. Young people :
F. BID p ~. Evening PRAYER fshof.
ks.ss.s ftfy Gel aud sermon, 7.5), "Ihe second
Fss7Ag 81 CHRIST
H.. ieineat 's-~Markel street. near Yesler ave.
k-.ss. F; Henry A. Dexter officiating. Morning
- u O'Clock; Sunday school, II a IA.
!, MARS North Seattle mission-Iog oahfn,
- ehes aud Republican strseta Sunday
ss.alty~k ghth and James streets Rev.
~ nsrbvrt Watson. u D.. rector. sec
IA Aaaay IN Advent Holy Communion,
B.sxa @yThing prayer 81 II o'clock Evening
a. ?. ~ sunday school, p. N
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b., 5AaY Of Good HeiD-sovth Fourth and
-. s2a streets. Rev. y. K. ffefoatains,
-. Le'H mae. a. ~ hizss mass. 1913 a.
| .s'isrtion, 70 p. ~.
Essseh u the Immaculate Broadway and
- stFests. Rev. Victor GArsaud, s. j.,
'oadaetsd ~ tha Jesuils. Early mass,
4 = atsh !hass, I0.8J A. n sunday school,
sermon and bensdietion. 7:45 ?. m.
49, fAi ais 1Avier Chapel--sixth ana spring
tsss KEY Fietor Garrsa0, ) j., IA charge.
ees.ss arNrt-.fselt aud sixth streets Con-
49, Inc Rsdenptorists Row. Joseph a.
- Z. - q, pastor low mass, with ser
p 80 A. high mass, with sermon. 1870 a.
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feaesiies meeting, y. 10. Nespsrs, ssrInon snd
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h'ted Presbyterian Church.
~ 80. snc seneca streets. Rev. :. Del John
es, residence, s-3 Seneca street soTv-