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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-03
RIsnop mIssMEe REFUSES
To Discuss the Matters Referred to IN
Connection with the Knights OF Fyth-

To Discuss the matters HNsISTT9u TO n
Connection with the Knights OF tyth-
la.
GREEN BAY, Wis, January 2.-Bish-
op Missmer, OF Green Bay, when asked
today for statement in reply to the
demand by j. f. Hischer, Grand Chan
cellor X. of P, of Minnesota, to define
the alleged difference as TO purpose and
principles between the lower and high
er degrees X. of 2. and that they were
distinctly anti-Christian, declined to en-
ter into the subject and open up con-
troversY.
III Grand Chancellor Hilscher desires
to know more OF the matter" Bishop
Missmer said, II will suggest that he
apply for full information to the Com
mittee of Arch Bishops that had charge
of the matter If had to make state
ment for publication I'd be more deti-
nite. The interview published in the
Green Bay Gazette, on which the Grand
Chancellor's criticism is based, was sim
ply d report of general conversation. !"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-03
/ A. STREET DEMAND
r Bankers Want Secretary
carlisle Removed.
rsyD U4SNAD- MONDAY

7.,-at Morgan, Who Game
81. 5a.ngcon For That
,zs as the representative
..-, wan street Banking In
.---Tae BOnd Syndicate
--.r-- Claim the Secretary
-r9l Them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-03
NoroRIOUs JIM COOK

Gets Free and is Recaptured After =
- Days Chase.
TALEoUAH. l. T., January 2.-Jim
Cook, brother of the noted Bill Cook,
made his escape from the National
prison this morning but was tracked in
a newly fallen snow all day and was re-
captured this evening by Sheriff Proctor
and posse. Jim is serving an eight year
sentence for numbering Sequoyah Hous-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-03

SALT RHEUM often appears in cold
weather, attacking the palms Of the
hands and other parts OF the body.
Hoods Sarsa parilla, the great blood
purifier, cures salt rheum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-03

HOOPS PILLS are the best sfter-din-
ner pills; assist digestion, cure head
ache. 25c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-21
IL Paws to Advertise.

tINctrTa1 lTentife.
Y suppose YOU reue1soer my cog. Da-
COLBERT p ask - the man with he ginger
beari.
''Cau't say as I DO" said the grocer.
though remember hear!n' you say you
had sich z dog"
''Wel. one time Z iost bin. 7 waited
about tour DAYS. lowing prob'iy ne was
away o. some ~ his own business. Then
s.iveTtises n the county paper. and
wha; DO you th&k. bat the dog comes in
home as cool as YOU please the day after
] put - tia adyertssernef- -
Wasted your MONEY. en- sail the
man from Potato Creek.
II thought that way myself" sa3f the
man with the ginger heard, 'T1u hesre,f
ssas straight os f. Yorl see ma ard thu
dog had lad i't1s faiHa' on an sad
81 his presegsse nat d.ln't care En3seh -
7 -. h&n. Mex day he vas gore. I
s.purra olft afterwards Tsat als lad gore
70 ore 90 tho nc.Ehtavs. and he made RS
Sets useftA chassn' sHGwEs an k.li3n' rats
- thsv Zee hs-1 say. But they reIss ne
that every morning DaGote-t te would get
The raper an' look over re '}oStf column
an as soon "a pat tsat shere notice IN
re gave ore bark an stared Ter home a
sas. as ne could leE =. Secogd .frne We
had a quarrel. Ts7ta4Ess. the lssst dog bust
.ess.s &Lda't wo-k worth a cent"
- II was t3xt 4 coszrchfence - first
.fr1le. WIS Il - ss44 rhs snsa from Pota.o
Greek.
Nav Tia rext ire hasi - ~. s..
ore % them <h>re 'oarIae homo ard all
VII be sorxfven' personals"
Z'ha man from P0.sto Creek hooked sad
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-21
THE LINE OFFICERS.
Governor Completes the Militia
Appointments.
ONLY A FEW CHANGES MADE
Almost All Old Omcers Re-Appointed,
Except Where Vacancies Existed
Pay for 1894

Gov. McGraw yesterday made his ap-
r.oin.-nents OF tie line officers OF the Ma
ttonsl Guard Of Washington. under the
new law which confers upon the governor
TIRE power of appointing ali commissioned
officers instead Of leaving them 70 be elect
ed by the men. as heretofore. He has re-
sppoinred al the present regimensaI off,
GERS OF the First regiment, and with very
few exceptions has only changed company
officers when vacancies Had been created
hy promotions or already existed.
The appointments are as followss
Infantry.
Colonel. First regiment Joseph Green,
Seattle.
Lieutenant colonel. First regiment, WILL
lam s. Shank. Tacoma
Major, First regiment. E. 8. Insraham.
Seattle.
Major. First battalion Infantry. J. E.
Frost, EIlensburg.
Company A, First regiment, Olympia
Captain. c. s. Rinehart: first lieutenant.
VI. e. Reed: second lieutenant. r. T..
Blankenship.
Connpany B, First regiment. Seattle
Captain. George II. Forrson; first neuten-
ant. Matt II. Gormley; second lieutenant,
II. j. Moss.
Company c, First regiment, Tacoma
Captain, I. NJ. Howell; first lieutenant. F.
Clarke: second lieutenant. Ben II. Rice.
Company y, First regiment. Seattle
Captain, Frank E. Adams; first lieutenant,
Horace ~ Turner; second lieutenant, n.
l. Egeil.
Company Z. First regiment. Seattle
Captain, Lewis B. Parsons; frst lieuten-
ant, A. W. Skinner: second lieutenant, o.
A. Tucker.
Company F, First regiment, whatcom-
frg$
ant, w. c. Gregory; second lieutenant.
Daniel NJ. Beard.
Company G, First regiment. Tacoma
Captain, Charles w. Billings; second lieu
tenant J. A. Stewart
Company H, First regiment. Vancouver
-Disbanded.
Company I, First regiment, Port Towns
end-Disbanded-
Company K, First regiment. Aberdeen
Captain. ]. G. Weatherwax: first lieuten-
ant, George d. Allen; second lieutenant,
NJ. r. Sherwood.
Company A, Second regiment. Ellens-
burg-Captain. J. b. Armstrong; first lieu
tenant A. c. Steinnan; second lieutenant,
I. n. McCandless.
Company B, Second regiment, Golden
dale-Disbanded.
Company c, Second regiment Center
ville-DiSbanded.
Company ID, Second regiment. Waits
burg-Captain, II. g. Snuhem: first lieu
tenant. c. r. Smith: second lieutenant.
James Williams.
Company L, Second regiment, North
Yakima-Captain, f. Dudley Eshelman;
first lieutenant. p. b. COMBS; second lieu
tenant. ]. c. Liggett.
Company F. Second regiment. Dayton
Captain. John Carr; first lieutenant.
Charles A. Booker; second lieutenant.
Chester F. Miller
Company G. Sec ,nd regiment. Spokane
Disbanded.
Company II. Second regiment, Pomeroy
Captain. Harry st. George; first lieu
tenant, c. p. owens; second lieutenant,
Pulaski o. Seeley,
Company l. Second regiment. Clyde
Disbanded.
Company K. Second regiment. Tekoa-
Disbanded.
Cavalry.
Major, Fred r. Reed, North Yakima.
Troop A. Sprague-Captain. A. w.
Lindsay; first lieutenant. Thomas F.
Meagher: second lieutenant, Guy l..
Lindsay.
Troop b. Tacoma plain. Everett G..
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Gr,gzs: first lieutenant. William & Best:
second lieutenant George V. LIS Fargo.
Troop c, North Yskima-Disnan5e5
Troop .. Spokane-pisban6s3-
Artillery.
Battery A-Nor organized
The appoint nent OF Maj. Frost LEFT q
vacancy IN the cap-a-ncy OF Company A.
OF Eaersourg. which allows First Lieut..
]. b. Armstrong and Second lieut. A. g.
Steirz-sa1 20 be moved up o STEP In
Company A. OF Olympia. r. L. Bsanssrl-
SIP replaces Walter J. M1sroy as sec
ond lieutenant. In Company D. Of this
city Frank e Adams - reappoinset cap
tain, but Horace A. Turner and II. l..
iEgell replace G. w saum ard b. ".
Barnes as first and second lieutsnants re-
specrvely. In Company e. or thas city.
"A w. Skinner and o. A. Tucker are re-
epect.vely appointed frsc and second
sieusenants 20 I'll the vacancies created by
The promotion OF Falcon Joslyn and Donald
3. Olecn 20 be coaones and lieutenant COL
one on Gen Cars staff. In me cavalry
Maj. Fred r. Reed. OF North Yakima, Is
resppointef ria3or and Thomas r. Mea-
Eher and Guy Lindsay are appointed nrst
and second lteutenants TO Ill vacancies
In Troop A, OF Spraxue.
Drafts have been ISSUED for payment IN
part OF the claims OF members OF tho N .
G. w. The reason that drafts do not
cover the amounts claimed IL that the ap-
preparation available does not meet the
demand by a large margin
, Acting Adj. Gen. z. c. Mcdonald has
issued an order giving permission 10 Com
pany z First regiment infantry, Oregon
National Guard. 20 enter the state OF
Washington with arms 10 hold an en-
canpmert at Long Beach, ending August
OF the present year.
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A-fff8cOpAl NhQfEn60s
cornes Eng s,g Elder Rev. T. B Ford. d. D..
Anne. anu Anna streets. Gneen
1o 1sss!rnan-stewa-t ana Thirteenth. Rev.
tsarinIh depp. pastor; residence, fsTi Th4r-
- services II a. n AID Z % ?.
Pc esia -Danash-FHth and Olive.
Eos css. d. 1Iunoegaar1. pastor; residence.
Seylces IL a. m and f.30 .. m
Th,rs street " e cnurch--Cornes
80 and Battery Preaching II q. m.
60 20" p n Epworth I>eagus. 40 .. m
Jabnan Park. Ballard-Rev. w H
q - s.one pastor. Services II q m and
M Class meeting. Il m Epworsh
A-easues TO p m.
az fsr :. Rainier and King setreet.. Rev.
ss-,.s.a ora, pastor; residence, SIS suffer.
= r rac@s a. m. and 7.30 .. m by Rev. J.
-. Daiy, who viii also lecture on wednes-
evening. Epworth League, Gas p. IN
..rlnlty-Corner Kentucky and Mercer
&c. -. rev Newman p. Tedrtck- pas
subject. The Spirit OF the Age" Even
s SUBJECT. Angels IN the Night" Sab
ses5 ssIaooI E:5 ?. n. Junior League,
MADISON street--Maaison and Clover
.ale. rev. III. A Covfngron. pastor. Ser
zee, rces lo:5 a. m. and 8 pm. Class meet
:, ,s, AJ.9 a m Epworth League, go
z; NJ and s:45 D. M Sermon AZ II a m.
S corning subject. Progress OF the King
0oal- Evening subject. Gods Love"
= First Methodist Episcopal church
corner Third and Marion streets The
lev: w. a Shanklin, pastor: residence
~ seneca street; telephone az. Preach
ING Al II a. IN. and .. m. Class meeting
a. ~ a. m Preaching morning and even
Ing by Rev. J. r. Marriott, OF Tacoma
Epworth League meeting AZ $50 p. m.
sunday school, l2.30 p. m.
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The Bluff Worked.

Tt BIS.
At O'Clock N the morning two duel
lists. who are to fight TO the death at a
place in the suburbs. met at the ticket
Office Of the railway station. Give me
a return ticket, as usual" says the first
duelis, TO the clerk, in a terrible tone.
and with q ferocious twist OF his NOUS
tache.
II say, do you always buy return
tickets?" stammers his opponent.
Always"
Then I apologize
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CONGREGATIONAL Churches.

Etgewzser-Rev. J. + Nichols pastor.
Services. Il a n and p M l. =. . -
e. p. m
Tzvlor-g,rch street. Rev. George n
Lee pastor residence, Is Birch street
Services Sunday Q. IL q m and 80 p. m
Kirkiand-Kirkiand Rev. Hcrarfo Al.
ing. pastor Sunday services. u a. N ana
10 p. m Y. p. s. c. E., go p N. sun
day.
Plymousn-Tnsrs ard Ucfverssty streets
Services. II O. m and p. m Rev W n
O. Temple. pastor. Morning suoje1'
Christ All and IN AL" Evening s0o1ec~s
Faith the Measure OF Blessing.
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Pay Allowed for His Changes
I'm the Force.


Al the regular monthly meeting OF the
police commission last evening the -prin-
cipal business done was To fix the pay OF
Officer J. w. Glasscock for the three
months he was disabled by the shot fired
by Harry &. Good last April. Chief Rogers
reported that he had reported for duty
and was again on a beat, and consequent
" one OF the three special officers would
have 20 be dropped.
The question was whether Glasscock
should be allowed pay for the full three
months he was OF duty. and IL vas finally
decided that two and one-haR months
pay was sufficient. One of the principal
questions discussed was the exact point
where the first bullet struck the officer
Mayor Phelps said that IN the army SOL
diers received pensions whether they were
shot from front or behind. kirkwood said
No would not he shot from behind cor $50 a
month under any circumstances.
Upon recommendation OF Ki-kwooi and
Baker. SpaciaI Patrolman J. r Bell was
dropped and the other TWO specials. J. H.
Moore and J. {. Wickmau. were appointsa
regulars
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r,tl,olic Churches.

9. Francis Xavier Chapel-SiNth and
60 streets Rev. Victor Garland. :
in charge. Mass. a. n
nav Lady ~ Good Help South Fourth
,,vNsSfnvt5n streets Rev. +. y Pre-
eha ~ ,,sasor. Low mass. a. IN,
,',-h mass, 1919 a. M; benedlctton- 3.So
=. n,
f-hur,h q TIE umaeuiate---Frosa way
and Madison streets Rev, fAther De
$3.50 az Spokane. temporary pastor,
l.st...t,.,tea hv the Jesuits- Early mass.
m. high mass, 1850 a N sermon
ard hsnealcuou. 5.f5 .. m
s,cres HEARTBEAT ana sixth streets
conducted by the He3esnpfoE7sts' HeN.
Ss.-s kaufz. q. s. r. pastor. Low
se x~fsa sermon. a. ~: hfEh mass
rs, ns ss-rpor. 10 80 A. ~ Holy Family
s~sSciaflon uasettng Z n AsS4'esS
s...,,.,-e ard beaeSi3ctiofl. "a 2. m.
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S,-ss,sN--Beu snA Eighth streets Rev.
Dlsan. pastor. residence. s. Dexter
- rsset Services, u = y, an '-S' ? IN
vg,,,rr r>sople's meetsng. ?. III.
iNNr S..,,9s-T-hEry4 ard Cesar streets
30 - \ rvowniee pastor. residence
kew = .-aAs SaTvices- u a III and
Ns =. Y. r. L. so y IN
,,.rset ssreef-Market an5 Main
NS.Ae' xsy-ss.-hfu- IL a. ~. and ! " = m
stree - - Ms A MacEaeuEaA. PRAYER
trsSs,,s.- s-as,h THURSDAY evening. Young
; Essss5aes meeting. So ?, m -.
Wis. chur-h-F'oartA s,-e~t r., wen
James agd cssrFs u Ssv M Y" sni = M M
rAeisS.,- s.sss,nl. fe.so ? m \ lsc-ure OF
s,Ase.,iS-s ars the American difficulties
- - gwen by - native OF bulgaria
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Wanted Ia Be Prepared

Waiter - The landlord @: ne Isor
sends you his compliments. ard bsss 20
inquire n yoa are thinking q stepping
across this evening"
Sfuseut-whSt does ne wart . know
that gorr
yVaitar-Bsr Ause. x you 8aa't. 4 viii
scarcely re worth While tapping = fresh
hArrsl tofAy.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

tory vii notices IN the church ctrpc-
of sundavo % confined 70 annoanceznsnls
s mons; Extended rnn~sseI a. ,,-.s-s =.
OF cb1---y services and anrouncener1fs
pub,isbs.sh entertainments viii onIy be
tpr this deparrnent saois,a e r.c.sw 1870 :,
day &C. - Dot later than .. N. Saxur-
Su,a.n order 10 insure publication on
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The reas lon that the above flag would be
good one lis that it would be so appropriate,
for there Is nothing which a cycist will so
much Apr eciate as a gentle stimulant and
tonic. that may be taken at once after spin
When you are just fatigued you feel that you
want just a little help to your system, and here
DIR. HENLEY'S Celery, Beef and Iron hits the
nail right on the head 1t will restore the
nerves to their proper condition; it will make
up for the strength expended in the exercise,
and it will enrich the blood as we'll 1t will do
YOU unmixed good-something that no other
stimulant will Take a flask of it with you
wherever YOU 60, and use it freely. Then You
will not take cold or chills, and you will avoid
all the disagreeable consequences of over-exer-
ton 1t is especially good for lady cyclists
But be sure that YOU have HENLEY'S. No
other No matter what anyone offers you, or
how plausible a story they may tell, for there
is NOTHING so GOOD
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-.
herpner. the Eamekeeper. arrived home
s.ssn THE Inn a. r. ~. lie Was IN the az
= undressing when his wife awoAe and
=. Nv sccdneSs. daddy. are yciI gosuS ott
% IRE NcoSs again JWSt think o't
: seur health and your wise AMI chfssfT'a'i'
- ssigAt say a. borne for orrce in a
n~raars You are right. old woman
- happner. u dare say had better
- seNn again" Whe~eupon ne tsogec MS
~'~ssss and cre5,t between the blankets
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r.., ohurch-Rey Gilbert pastor
S,,sdav school at IL a. m. Preaching al
S n. m.
yas,sr Junction church-Suuday az u a.
m Preaching BY {. ID. Davis and other
ministers.
ruwanish church-Danied Bagiey, pas
.o- sunday school at II a m Preach
ing At p. m.
columbia church-Supply by n Bagiey
.rS Rey. Gilbert. sunday school at II a.
m followed by preaching
Sneord-North Seattle. Republican and
t,srfsr streets Services. II a. m. and 80
SUNDAY school VIII reopen Prof
F;useae Miller. 4. Nj. pastor.
t,irst-Thlrd and Pine streets Rev
e,iark Davis. pastor; residence, 60 Pike
street. Services, II a. m. ana p, N,
$50. ne0nie's meeting. s.43 sunday
s.Soo7 12.s0 Morning subject. Jesus
on me shore" Evening. Nothing but
caves -
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Affc.n N. Y. Church.

Rev. Allen ". wnalsy viii preacn a.
Young Naturalssts' hall. on university
grounds. a. Il g. m. and p. m SUNDAY
school a. e O'Clock. Evensng eupJec,'
Practical Christianity tie Worio SAL
walton"
Jones Street African ii. r.. chnrch-i5so
Jones street Services. 1s50 q "a. ana
p. n. Praise meeting. T:30 2. IN Prsacn-
ing by the Rev. Thomas Reece. OF tAe
City mission. Sunday school. I'D ?. u.
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subject. which War Shall We LOOK
Evening subject The Boston 1o1ss1-
ton, WHAT Does Il Mean
Olympic Avenue Church % Chr.st-ss
Olympic avenue. P Il MOSS p4sss.-
SUNDAY s-z,oaI I9 :. m Preaching. u a.
IL and 80 .. n
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German Reformed church, SeacIe-
Seventh between Pine and Olive streets
Services a. II a n. as1d 80 ?. m
German Reformed church, Balard-Post
street and Second avenue. CT GraeoeL
pastor. Services Sundays at II a. m
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Lutheran Churches.

Trinity Lutheran Sunday school. Eley-
enth and Union. at 9:f5 a. IN.
English Holy Trinlty-Seventh and
Union. Sunday school. 9:85 a. m. Church
services, 3 p. m
German Lutheran-Duwan1ish Mission.
Sanders hall, below Sweeney's brewery.
Services $50 every other Sunday.
egian-Ds nish-Fourth and Pine
streets. S. r. Tollefson. pastor Study in
basement Services. IL a. H. and p. m.
German Evangelical. lions congrega-
t.on-Freei'e hall, Ninth street. between
Pine and Olive. Services, 1o:So a. N. and
z.3) 2. m
Swedish Evangelical-Thlrd street. near
Pike Rev. Martin l.. Larson. pastor;
residence I421 Fifth street. between Pike
and Union Services, 1915 a IN. and
y. IN.
German Iutheran-Services IN han cor
ner Main and Twelfth streets. Services
every second and fourth Sunday OF the
month az 5.E p. m. by the Rev w. III.
Behrens of Tacoma
Rainier Heights Mission-At Presoyter-
ian church. Market street. Services at
$50 % m every other Sunday. Pastor,
Is Knappe: residence. 1873 Tenth street:
assistant pastor. Rev. ". II. kurtz, 1918
Tenth street.
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Episcopal Churches.

81. Mary's church, Woodland Park. Rev.
Geo. III. Watson. d. D.. rector. Evening
prayer. $50 p. m
ST. hen's-Ballard-Rev. p. f. n.y.
land rector. Services at II a m ana ( 81
~ m Y p s. c. F.. $50 p. m. Bible
eiass .. m. Holy Communion, first
sunday in month, II a m; third Sunday
at $50 A. M.
ST. Clement s-Market street. near Yes
,er averue Rev Henry 4. Dexter OH
eating. Rev. DIR. Watson. in chaTge
services II a. m. ana S r. m Sunday
school 10 a. IN.
St. Mark's-FYfth and Olive streets
Rev. David Claiborne Garrett rector
HoIy Communion. T:s0 a m. Morning
nrayer and sermon. II a. m subject is
skSSos,icisrn Played Out7" Annual cnoir
service with address. p. m. Sunday
school Gas a IN.
Trinity Parish Churoh-James and
Eighth streets. Rev; George n Waatson'
n In rector Holy Communion. $50 a. m
sunday school, s;i5 a. m Usual services services
~ =, ~ Shatt,ick school. Faribault.
MINI. will preach in the morning.
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PRESBYTERIAN Churches.

First Mission-Iu Wards hall. George
town, South Seattle. Preaching. p. m.
Welsh--Seventh and Olive streets Sun
day school. 2:30 y. III. Preaching. 7:3o
p. m
Ross Mission--D. L Fordney, pastor.
Preaching. $50 p. IN. first and third Sab
bath OF month.
Baliard-Ffrst-Broadw and First ev-
enue. Rev. ID. L. Fordney, pastor.
Preaching, II a. m. and $50 p. m Y. p.
s. G. e. $50 p. m
Calvary-Market and King streets. Rev.
s. j. Kennedy. pastor. residence, 5S3 SUIT
ter street. Preaching, II a. m. and p.
m. by Rev. Dwight K. Steele. of Howard.
Kan.
Cumberland Presbyterian church--Cor-
ner Window and Willow streets
Preaching by the pastor. Rev. r. F.
Powell. Sabbath services at IL a.. m. and
p. m.
Second-North Seattle-Oak and HART
son. Rev. W. A Major pastor. resi-
dence. AT Temperance street. Preaching.
II a IN. and p. m. Sunday school re-
opens al Il 30.
First-Fourth and Spring streets Rev.
Alexander Alison, u. D.. pastor: resi-
dence 1879 Marion street: telephone. 9s2.
Services II a. m. and s p. m. Rev. A. ].
Kennedy will preach morning and even
ing. y. r. S. c. T., 81 p. m.
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Young Mems Christian Association.

General Secretary T. S. Lippy VIII ad-
dress the regular meeting az the rooms.
1sI7 Front street. this morning al s.So'
Afternoon address a. o'clock oy Key.
J. y. Smith. All men welcome. LacIse
members are urged 10 ba present.
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Christian Churches.

r~-s, Seneca street. between TIT 49, Is
y,s.,-sA u \. Smith pastor. TesA1essSs a.
waieW street. Serytees u a u, n - -
"a ~ y. 7. :. c. E. e-s' = - ''s
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Unitarian Church

Seventh. between Pike and Unson-Rev
J. H. Acton, =. D., pastor. Residence.
1907 Seventh street No services until
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odd Dominion" Cigarettes.
Ask Sour dealer for them.
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Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN

Third church-W3ndom and Willow
streets. Services. II a. m and S p. m.
Rev. Il. F. Powell, pastor. y. r. S. c. T.,
% p. m.
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Christian Alliance.

Gospel services In Freeds hall, on Ninth
street. between Pine and Olive, at p. m.
every Sabbath. Preaching by Rev. j. A.
Frazer.
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Evangelical Association.

Decentralization and Birch streets.
Rev. Aug Ernst. pastor, $50 Harrison
streets Services. Il a. m. and p N.
Young Peoples meeting, p. m.
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a4a4 oOacert today Mallsoa paEk.
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A Flag for
Cyclists.

Whenever new cycling club is started there is
always desire to have as pretty an emblem as Is
possible for the club house, and here is splendid
idea Colorings may be introduced to suit the TASTE
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THE Pet Cigarette
= kseNn the wo~i8 over as the beS..
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United Presbyterian Church.

Sixth and Seneca streets. Rev. $ Dell
Johnston. pastor; residence. So Seneca
street Services. IL a. N. and ?. m.
" r. s. e. e, $50 p. m Afternoon ad-
dress at p. m. by Mr. T. NJ. Ruessen,
OF Bulgaria Subject, The Condition OF
the Mohammedan people