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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-07-17

VIRGINIA In the Clerks ouce of the Cir
cult Court of Augusta county, July 9th,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-07-17

oning has been discovered in the alti
tude of the region of Colorado Springs,
Col, and that the altitude of Pixies
Peak will prove to be 15.6474, a gain of
over 1, 100 feet.
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that We found confirmation OF my con-
lecture about the lOaves Won also know.
III was the recollection Of the horse and
cart and what they we're 10 transport,
and what the end Of It all had been, that
unset Gerard rs he drew the horses mead
You viii notice that the sketches nave
not been done in separate rows. left 10
right: they have simply followed one an
other ali around the paper-Vhich means
prcoccupation and Inconsistencies on
the part OF the man who made them.
But" ! asked, "supposing those loaFes
90 contain bombs, how were the bombs
put there2 Baking the bread round them
would have been risky. wouldn't it,
Certainly. what they did was to cu'
the ioaves. each row down the center.
Then most Of the crumb was scooped
out, the explosive inserted, and the sides
Joined up and glued. I thought you had
spotted the joints-though they certainly
were neal
s.No. | didn't examine closely. Luigi. OF
course. had been told off for a daily visit
10 feed the horse, and that is how we
caught him.
"One snpposes so. They hadn't rear
ranged their plans as TO going on with
the outrages after Gerari's detection. BY
the way. ! noticed that he was acctIs-
toned TO driving when ] first saw him.
There was an unmistakablc mark on his
coat--just at the small OF the back that
drivers get who lean against a rail in a
cart"
The ioaves we're examined BY Official ex-
perts. and. as everybody now knows.
were found To contain. as Hewitt had
supposed. large charges of dynamite.
What became of some half dozen of the
men captured is also well known-their
sentences were exemplary.
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FLAX IN WASHINGTON.
Secretary Morton Taking n Personal
Interest I'm the Matter.

Washington city. June 5.--Spec ial.-The
best flax IS grown in a cool, moist climate.
and the agricultural department has found
that the climate OF the state of Washing
Ton IS better suited to the cultivation OF
fax than almost any other. The humid
ity Is about the Same as that OF the coun-
tries In Europe that are notei for their
high grade OF flax and the land from Spo-
AasBs 10 the Pacific Is we'll adapt ~ TO the
growth or flax. SO great is the faath OF
Secretary Morton In the ability of Wash
sngton TO produce the best flax In this
country that he has sent agents 10 the
state TO interest and instruct farmers IN
zhe mehods employed In the noted flax
countries OF Europe If tho farmers OF
Washington will take hold of the matter
sn tho way OF experiment they VIE lie
taking a big stride toward making their
farms paying properties and also toward
establishing factories on the Pacific
coast. For with tina cultivation of flax OF
a fine grade viii come the linen mills OF
the East and the fax twine mills.
Mr Charles Richards Dodge, the gov
eminent special agent for fiber inVoStaga-
lions. SAYS: Something more Is required
TO set the fax Industry on its feet than
for a body OF farmers to undertake 10
grow the plant for fiber. There Is neceS-
s!tv for a class OF skilled workers who
will come between the farmer and the
manufacturer sn carrying on the opera
ttpnS OF TCtf4uE ana soul ching II Is iu-
tile 10 expect tho farmer 30 ret and
scutch h4s fax; II IS not done ~ any OF
the flax countries except Russia As the
ease now stands the farmer IS hardly en-
position 70 grow fax save in au eNfperl~
mental way. until ho Is sure of "a market.
and the manufacturer or spinner is Iof Ia
position 10 make offers Of purchase or 60
name price because ho IS not sure OF
the quality that our farmer can produce.
ami he must have flax OF "a certain grade
Tor his mills. This state of affairs. whale
not encouraging on the surface, does not
mean that there IS to be a deadlock. OF
thett American flax Is doomed. II means
shat what "a few ISOLATED farmers cannot
do alone mus. hc accomplished by the cS-
tahIlshmesrt OF little local industries That
Sc go say. that the cultivation Of fax for
rhar sn7lss bo communal Let me explain.
Small s,utch mills @nDSt pee established
tr ncighhorfaoOelS Nho-o flax can ne SUI
cessfuuy grown and farmers must agree
- cultivate q few .tarcs of flax ~ GER
satu quality under the direction " tho
n,lg ranaeeTs A. De<vt Dr. IN get the 1lec-
eesary staudsut. / cNpeet the cNVeri-
rruts that aEe now being tried in ere
stssef ~ Washington - ae highly salts
faetory. and | tb{0k thar sc}gteh mills
ike those in Northern AilcA.gaH would he
,,avlug tnveStmeuts ian tliat SKATE. F1ne
fax caa be grown iu the lri!ed states.
zSs>evlttng che farmers grow e Intelligent
IL and y,erssvtG4nsyi5 -s1Ot one Year. or two
or three. bur year after year. growing
each year u Nttle and growing IL we'll
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Catholic Churches.

8, Francis Xavier Chapel Sixth and
Sr-inc streets Rev. Victor Garland. 5.
! IN charge Mass. a. m.
ou~ Iaty 81 Good Heip-South Fourth
ana washington streets Rev. I. Y. Pre-
fontafre. pastor. Low mass, a. m, high
mass ~ 80 a. m. bcnediction. 80 p. n.
Church Of the Immaculate Broadway
ara Madison streets Rev. Victor Gar
~,~8 : pastor Conducted ~ the
Je~,,ifs Early mass : q. m. high mass.
16.so a. N. Sorupon and hensliiction. rs
Sacred Heart-Ben and sixth streets.
Conducted ny the ReterlptoriSts Rev.
Ioseph 4. Kautz 4. -. r. pastor. Low
mass with sermon. a. N. high Fnass.
,,-s.9, Sermon 10 - a. m Holy Family
,,.sa,,-iatiors YussaFtry. 4 Z. m. NeSY~'gys.
sermon and beneilction. 80 ?. m.
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prashvterian Churches.

First Misslon-In Wards hall George
town. South Se1rtle. Preaching. p. m
Ross Mlsslon-D. l.. Fordney. pastor
Preaching. $50 p. m. first and third Sab
bath OF month.
Secona-North Seattle-Oak and Harrt-
son Rev w a Major. pastor; resi-.
dsgner. AZ Temperance street \. f. s
rsltara- First-Broadway and First av-
onne Rev -. l.. Fordney,. pastor
Preaching. Il a. m and 7'So p. m Y. p
:. e F.. $50 =. m
Calvary Market and King streets Rev
- street, Preaching. II a. m. and ?
m Morning subject, Anxiety for ms
salvation of Others" Evening subject
The Year of Jubilee.
Flrst-Fourth and Spring streets Rev
Alexander Alison, II. n, pastor; rest
dancp 1919 Marion street: teleDhone. 962
Services. II "A. IN. and p. m. y. I. :. c
l.. 6.l5 p. m.
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Baptist Churches.

First Church-Fourth street. between
lanes and cherry. Rev W. r. Taylor
Y,3efor Services II a. m. and =. IN.
=. /. 6.45 p IN. The pulpit win be
Supplied hv Rev. j. u. Proper. Morning
suhiprt. "Echocs From the baptist M
nFycrsariee in Saratoga, Evening sub
jcct. Future Punishment.
Sveiish-Beu and Eighth streets. Rev.
Ang Olson. pastor, residence. S23 Dexter
street Services. II a. m. and $50 p. IN.
Young peoples messing ? NJ
Narrh seattle Third ami Cedar streets,
Rev &. + Brownlee. pastor; residence
80 cak street Services II a. m. and
7so p. m. r. y. +. L. $50 =. m.
Mount Zion Mission Colored-Rev. r.
W Jcnuison. pastor. Young Naturalists
nan I'm University grounds. Praise sery-
Sc. n 81 a n. Preaching. : 40 =. m.
Market Street Market and Main
streats. Rev ". T. Fieen0r. pastor: resi-
dsurc. Sol Market street. Preaching II
a IN and 7Sn p. n. Young peoples
meeting. 6 % p. m
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an uncommon thing II parts Of the COM
fry, bat IL IS very unusual in London
Probably, then, r. will be sn some by
street or alley. Next. and last. there "a q
horses head. and - was At this tnat the
mans trouble returned - h8Fn, NOS.
when one gnes 20 n place and finds a
horse there. that place II not uncommon
" stable. And as = matter OF fact. ire
basket coal would be much more iiseiy
20 be found in uze IN range % hack sia-
bling TRAN anywhere else suppose iheh'
sfts- taking the direction Indicated IN f7e
ekefches-the direction Of Fiizroy square.
su facs-orle were 20 find = range or STA
bling with a haskell coEI visible about y +!
j know my London pretty TelL as you
are aware, and ! could remember but TOO
likely stable yards in that particular part
--fhe two sxe looked ar. IN the second OF
which you may possibly have noticed JUST
such a basket cosl as have been speak
ing Of Wei. what we did you know. ana
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Fpiscopal Churches.

G, Marks North Seattle Mission-S4
olympic avenue. Services, p. m.
ST Mary's church. Woodland Park. Rev.
Geo. III. Watson. d. D., rector. Evening
prayer. $3.50 p. m.
St. Clement Market street. near Yes
Ter averue. Rev. Henry A. Dexter OH
ciating Rev. DR.. Watson. IN charge.
Services II a. m. and p. m.
St. stephen -BaIlard-Rev. P. E. by
land. rector Services at II ~ IN. ana -
"a m. Y p S. {. T.. $50 o. m Bible
rIasss : p m. Holy Communion- hrst
SUNDAY In month. II d. m: Third Sunday
al 80 a. IN
Trinity PariSh-Eighth aud James
streets Rev George Herbert Watson. p
u. pastor. Trinity sunday seventeenth seven cent?,
anniversary of the parish Holy Com
T,union' 30 a. m. Morning prayer, with
speclal anthems and address. at ii a. M
Twilight services at 7:30 y. IN.
St Mark s-Fifth and olive streets.
Rev. David Claiborne Garrett. rector.
SERVICES. II a. IN. and =. m Young
Peoples services at 6:45 p. m.
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A BOON TO MEN.

T HE GROWING TRIUMPH IN ELEC-
! tro-Medlcal science. with Suspensory.
for Weak. Debilitated Men. for men suf-
fering from tie effects Of abuse excuses
business. Debility. Losses. Drains, Lack
OF Confidence. Poor Memory, Weak
Back. Kidney aid Bladder Complaints,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia. Indigestion.
Constipation. Sciatica. Impotency. Cen
eral III Health. etc. To all sufferers from
maneut and absolute cure.
our DR. Sander Electric Belt and Sus-
pensory is used all over the world. and
its cures number among The thousands.
II gives relief after all other remedies
fail. and Is Natures own remedy. Suf-
fercrs from any form OF debility OF vital
weakness will find In il a prompt resto-a-
taon - vigor. development Of shruuken
organs and a complete cure 81 all weak
ness IN 50 20 81 days
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rinrst ON Mhceis

Travel - a luxury ~ the palatsal cas-
a. she great Nor,h-N cster1 lfue II * tha
slsst popular lire hs,weea s. Pall and
Chfcaro The superb tratns c,,1~ a.rsrs,
win all traus continental l.-,s ,s1,z~tst ~
s.e,spsne. dining. rarsor. ba&sr and ste
famous comparcrv1t c3TS. heated hr
steam and lscsstct ~ l1ass>a ra~. Al
connecting Nre ticket agents sell tt.k.,.s
and make reserve ,io's. or ,=tu on ~ sa-
dress y. W Parker. rusv. Sound Arert
g. Front street., Seatgle
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Christian Churches.

O,vnpic Avenue Church - Chrlst-2l4
Q-vr,r,.. avenue. Il II Moss, pastor.
sunday school. 70 \ n. Preaching. Il a.
~ srd $50 y. m.
r-.-e.- seneca street between Third r
&-a-r.1 = y smith pastor. residence SO
yyft.gN ~trct-t Services Il q. 20. ana s
r. ~ Morning subject. rs the tNsraI
A4a..ista a. solve the Labor and Social
5,~..tl,,-,S aF qasayc'' Evening slbfeSrt.
q. As-,~. iatsou~. Their Icfucu~e ami Pow
r-" y. l.. = L. r.. as p III.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Heresfter notices IN the church direc-
tory gfM be confined 20 az5otEC ezEssiAt : :
u sunday services only and s1nlsS-Ls =.
sermons Extended musical pFosF s4f.il.lss
for sunday services and aEsrlQ3iie - :
q church entertainments VIII o- 49,
published a. advertising rates = :
for his Department sn0uid be Tecelets4 =
this office not later than l p n - - =
day. in order 20 tvrgurs pa1Di1ed ti@At w
Sunday morning
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\ NV omce 20 Work In.
Chicago Tribune.

II saw something just now J can't get
over" observed the financial editor. com
ing IN with a preocCupied look on his face.
what is IT." Quesied the exchange ed
itor.
The moon Ira. Ia. Ia. Ia
*'Mpht'' gruutcd the exchange editor.
That's pretty smart but YOU can't tell
the difference between Henry Clay and Il
rcrmlct'
WHATS n xormlet" asked the financial
editor suspiclousiy.
~ thing the hens pick their teeth with
L1n;i-tum- tum, Too-rsl-sye. too rai-eye.
too raI-eye.Gay"
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prep.dsng Elder Rev. T. b. Ford. 2. D..
corner Elliott and Anna streets
Anne
oerua Stewart an5 Thirteenth. .I Iss..
Ioeeph Ffs-7p. rastor- residence. 1s.l By
teerfh. gervfrez II a. m and 10 ?. m
Norwegian Danlsh-Ffth and olive
Rev. 2. j. T4udegaara. pastor; residence
20 Olive. savices y a. m. and - ?. n
Welsh-seventh and Olive streets
Preashing 100 a. n. ard 1,so = n
Rev W W Evans Mou|y son. OF " air7-
Battery street ". z. church-.CofIl.s..F
Third and Battery PREACHING ~
and 10 p. m ErTosrfal l<aSl4s' - !. -
CSrace-Ralnier and King setreets, rev
~. r Ford. pastor; residence. Oh $3.50,
SeTEices II a. n. and % p III Ii"
LeagVIe. s.Gs n. n.
Gilman Park. BalIard-Rev. w n;
Johns1one. pastor. Services II a. m ~
& p N. class meeting. L m bp~N'i'h
League. I'D p. m.
Madison streef-Madison and Cloger-
dale Rev NJ A. Covtngton. pastor. 81
vlees 1919 A. m and pm tlass ule -
ing. lG.30 a. II. EpWOrth Le&goe' ''''
=. n.
First-Thlrd and Marion streets. Rev ~
W. A. Shanklin. pastor. EeS.0eh.cs, ~ -
Seneca street: telephone eiZ services ~
m and < .. N The Rev. DR.. &. X
Pomeroy will preach both morning anu
evening Class meeting, ~ a IN. Ep-
worth League, $50 p. m.
Trfnitv-Cornpr Kentucky and Mercer
streets Rev Newman r. TedTiek pas
tor: residence adjoining church. sefvicss'
savirtue OF the Early Christian Church
Evening subject The Parable or Many
Sides Glass meeting, ~ a, IN. Ep-
worth League, 1870 y. m.
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Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN.

Third GENERALIZATION and Willow
Streets. sse-vv.ses. II a. m. and p m
Rev. r. F. Powell pastor. Morning
theme. Foundation Of Character"
Evening subject. The Two Paths. illus
trated. L. L. :. {. E. $50 .. N.
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Reformed Churches.

German Reformed church, Seattle
Seventh between Pine and Olive streets.
Services a II a. n. agEf - P m.
German Reformed church. Ballard-Post
street and Second avenue. q. Grae1et.
pastor. Services Sundays at II a m
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Sixth and Seneca streets Rey. 5. Dell
Jonnston pastor. residence. - Seneca
street Services. Il A. =. and 2 n
Y 2 s q e sgso a. II The sacrament
of the To-4s's supper vii be observed af-
ter morning sermon. Mrs Peake VIII
preach in the evening on Heaven
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Ynnrr ynmen,e Z f1ristian A-soclation

Mrs. z L. Peake will conduct the SER
vices ar the Y. ". {. A. rooms. us Third
street. this afternoon az O'Clock. All
women. especially the young women, are
invited to be present.
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wv u
Two steamer loads of 1900 Don Cos
sacks each have already left Odessa for
the Ussur Littoral. in Siberia Of which
NladivOstock is the port. and receive from
the government free passage and free
grants of land.
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Lutheran Churches.

English Holy Trfnty-Seventh ana
1rrl5on Services at p m. ny kew. NY
Auria, of Tacoma
German Lutheran-Duwamish MISSION
Sanders hall below Sweeneys brewery
Services go every other Sunday
au-Daussh-Fourth and Pine
streets. s. r. Tollefson, pastor. STUDY IN
basement Services. II a. IN. and p m.
German Evangelical. lions congrega-
,i1n-Freel's hall Ninth street. between
Pine and olive. Services. 1890 a. m ana
7:31 p. m.
Swedish Evangelical-Thlrd street. near
pike. Rev Martin l.. Larson, pastor:
restdance. 1927 Fifth street. between PIKE
and Union. Services. 10:45 a. m and
p m.
German Iltheran-Services in hall cor
nor Main and Twelfth streets. Services
every second and fourth Sunday 81 me
rnonth at 7.s5 p. NJ. by the Rev w II.
Behrens. OF Tacoma.
Rainier Heights Mlssion-At Presbyter.
tan church Market street. Services al
geo o. an. every ether sunday; pastor
Is Knappe; residence, 1919 Tenth street
assistant pastor. Rev. w. II. Kurtz. 1873
Tenth street.
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L Unitarian Church .

Seventh. between Pike and Urson-Rev.
]. n. Acton. d. D., pastor. Residence
1907 Seventh street. Services, II a m
Subject, Work and Worship" No even
ing service.
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Adventists.

Advent Christian meetings IN Masonic
building. DR. William Chapman, pastor.
Social and prayer meeting, 10:i5 a. m
Preaching, II a. m.
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WANTBD-Clothing salesman. Apply in
person batween II and y O'Clock. Inc
ManIlougaM & Southwick Co.
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Jones Street African NJ. L. church-Rev
Allen W. Whaley, pastor. Pastor 5
study, 1920 Jones street. Services, IL
a. m. and p. m. Praise meeting, 7:30
y. m
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Evangelical Association.

German-Harrison and Birch streets.
Rev. Aug Ernst, pastor, $50 Harrison
streets. Services. II a. m. and p. m.
Young Peoples meeting. p. m
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Salvation Army.

barracks corner Yesler avenue and
South Third street-Prayer meeting 8 a. m
Holiness meeting. II a. N. Free and easy,
p N. a rouslng meeting at p. m
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Washington City. June s.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $lsG, 497, 4sl +;
gold reserve Sg9. 39l. 800.
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Morning sub5ct. Christian Heroisu.
Eveufrg subject ~Esvery Man in His
Place q Young Peoples meeting. as ?. n
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ELECTRICAL REPATRS-Johnson, S0
Yesler Telephone S02
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W. hsyc lie pleasure Of giving the er.

We have tie pleaSU0e q giving The ey.
perience of tsso prominent citiEeus Of Reion-
do Heact. Cal, in the Use of Chamlrrla;n's
Cough Remedy. SIR y y. Tuldell, savS
i have always received prompt relief
when | u~ed ChemleFain's oush Remedy
Ng j. y Hatcher >ay> "for fhrre wears
! have 'i>ea Chamteilaiu's Cough Remedy
IN ny fausils and j. t>-ul,s have always
lSea satisfactory
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Theosophy.

Seattle Branch. No. /. of the Theosophi-
cal Society. Sunday. 8 p. m. SIP Third
street. Lecture by Mrs. Addle J. Bar
low, of Tacoma, on Sowing and Reap
ing"
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Anheuser Bush, Faust beer and genuine
Muenchener beer at the Butler Cafe.
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Tis AIr.

indiana polls Jo1TrAl
Have yoa ever noticed MIA a 8tStir-
EuiShe3 air Prof. Baretont hssc'' asked the
soulful sir'.
II aaNe noticed sn air % ga~.-. - tast
IS What gog ruea9." sai3 the sh4rp-ao~ed
SIR. ant .he eealful esvi booked dasaSus. e3.
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Seattle City Mission.

Hall ee4 Commercial street-Gospel serv-
ices, 100 =. m. every evening through
the week MONDAY prayer service, Il TO
/ y. n. Y. I. s. &. L.
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WAlNTEyD-SIen TO know Roberts Para
bola razors are the best tn the world.
Every razor uncondtttonally guaranteed
Wilton Hardware Co.. 1lS Commercial
street.
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WANTED a Japanese boy. TO do
housework or cock. Address japanese
Store, 3l3 Ye-Sler avenue.
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WAN.TElD-PlaSterer to repair house and
take pay in rent of a 4-roorn house.
Call evenings, 2319 Seventh street.
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WANTED-Any one wanting comfortably
Furnished rooms at very lowest rates,
by day or week. call at Florence house.
AIS Madison street.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MALE.

NTED-Bookkeeeper wishes position;
will also instruct; Goodwin's improved
method. Address Bookkeeper. Post-in-
telHgencer.
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WANTED-Bright, intelligent boy for law
office: chance for study. Address, STAT
ing qualifications. Z. .. box lS4
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Christian Alliance,

Gospel services In Freed's hall. on Ninth
street. between Pine and Olive. at 3 p. m.
every Sabbath. Preaching by Rev. J. A
Frazer.
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Free Methodist Church.
Christian Science.

si2 Pine street. c. II. Sage. pastor.
Services, IL a. m. and 730 y. IN. Glass
meeting, L noon.
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African NJ. r. Church

Rally at o'clock this afternoon at Y.
NJ. c. A. hall on Front street.
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WANTEJD-An experienced Insurance So
ucftor Room s, Downs building.
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wANTED-To RENT.


wANTE>D-a rss>e1y furnished house in
god location. Address @. ". T., box -.
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In basement OF Seattle National Bank
building. South Second and Yesler ave
nue-Services Sunday at and 7:45 D.
every day at Il o'clock.
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BIRTHS.

ApWTC'K-Tn Seattle, on F'r37ay. june
= fS5. % Mr.. and Mrs II. 4 Caad-
rs-k a SQr
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The Christian Science Bible class meets
at IL a. m. in room 5. Hinckley block.