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besssx TIE guests 1x luncheon Of Mrs. Ed-
ward Kn<ssie. % the Eorth end- After
the luncheon tie game OK ctxch held sway
urtzl II was necessary TO take the ed
car 20 return. Arz G. A. Snow5en was
the fortunate winner Of Handsome prize
On F~&aay afserroon Mrs. r. r. Man
ming entertained ~ card party In honor
% her mother, Mrs. H. r. Bass A charm
ing eo~dsaIsgy prevailed. and the guests
were Enst4nsed IN sheIr praise OF the com
plesenese OF everything provided for 1zesr
pleasure. Among those present were.
3frs. A. 81. Ingergos. Ars. r w. Derrick
son, Mrs. r. A. gziiev, Nrs. A J. Hxscaa.
Mrs.. J. A. Rowe. ssrs. z II Hunt Ars-
II. .. Thomas. Mrs Philip TiM.nghast.
AIRS. Frznk Allyn. Msz. Frank Clark.
Mrs. c. C. Munson. Mrs. ". Z. Evans.
Mrs. II. c. Potter, Mrs Robert Price.
Mrs. w. r. RoweiI retarnsd 10 her home
In Olympia on Monday.
TIE young people OF tho Ancient Order
OF RFbernfans VIII produce tSe fve-act
drama. Peep O'Day Bays." NJ the Ninth
Street rheater on washingfon's Birthday.
February =. for the benefit Of ST. Jo-
seps,s HOSPITAL
The Misses Seymour entertained 1t
cards on Friday evening . large party Of
young peor.e.
Mr.. Henry Hewstf has issued invita-
tons for luncheon On Monday. 70 Be
followed by an afterpoon OF c$acn. There
will be six tables In all.
Tie soysrs OF music have IN paeaeank
anticipation concert on next Wednes~
day evening. which has been arranged
with much care and skill by MIA John
A. Shank. The concert will take place
q. the Shank residence. one Of the pref
test OF tie modern homes In the city.
Songs are promised by Mrs. Stevens. Miss
Confare. Mr.. crandail. AFR. Allyn. Prof.
Joy and oeners. white piano numbers wsl
be given by the talented Mrs seeiey and
ushers
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The SATURDAY whist ,,,h

The Saturday Evening Whist Club me,
with Mrs. J. remnant steee at the RocAes-
der last week ard proved a most delightful
~ social event ug. The guests % the cAsh
On fhss occasion were. AR. ana Mra
Charles King. Mr. and Mrs dsAss HYDE
Mr. ard Mrs. VIM. Eiglow Mr.. ard Mrs
hspiey. Mf. and Mira ot7s Sprasue MIR
1nss, Mrs. Frederick MQttet and Mr.. enc.
Mrs, Tot1ssy. Dainty refreshments were.
served at tho eaese 81 the play. ana Only
midnight saw tae gssesf dsspsvse.
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DIR EARRIN COMING.
One OF the Well Known Drs. Darri,
VIII Soon Visit Seattle.

One OF the Well Known Drs. Darrin
VIII Soan Visit Seattle.
Through the urgent request Of many
In this vicinity. one OF the celebrated
Drs. Darrtn. OF Tacoma, has been pre-
vailed upon to visit Seattle. and will have
his Office at the Hotel Stevens for a short
time only. from February 20 to March !.
to accommodate the afflicted. Those
wishing to consult the doctor win find 1t
TO their advantage to call on him while
here.
Drs. Darrin make speciality Of eli dis
eases OF the eye. ear. nose, throat; ca
tarrh, deafness bronchitis, Ia grippe,
consumption. dyspepsia. constipation:
heart, liver and kidney disease.
They permanently cure all diseases Of
the genito-urinary organs in either sex,
such as syphilis. blood taints. scrofula,
gonorrhoea, gieet. structure. seminal
weakness, spermatcrrhoea, loss OF man.
hood and loss of desire Of sexual power
In man or woman.
All peculiar female troubles, irregular
menstruation. ieucorrhoea, displacements,
etc., are confidently treated. as well as
acute, chronic, private and nervous dis
eases of whatever nature, If durable. No
cases taken II not.
Office hours. 10 a. m. to 5 p. M: even
ings, to s: Sunday. 10 a. IN. to D. m.
Charges low and reasonable, according 70
circumstances and ability to pay. Pa
tents can be cured by home treatment
after one visit to the doctors Office. In
ouirses by mail answered. and circulars
and question blanks sent free. All bust
ness relations with Drs. Darrin strictly
confidential.
n. B.-Dr. Darrin can be consulted In
Olympia at Hotel Olympia February 10
to is. His head Office is permanently To-
Gated at Hotel Chilberg, Tacoma, Wash.
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Tho bachelor. TO Give n f,erman

Elaborate and extensive preparations
are under way FOR german to be given
oy the bachelors Who have beer. 80 fire.
quently entertained this winter by the
ten couples giving the series OF dinner
dances. The invitations have been out a
fcrtniSiss and read as follows: THE pleas
nrss OF your company II requested at Ma
sonic hall ON Thursday evening. Fesaru-
airy u, 1886. Patfonesses. Mrs. G. e. Hur-
iey. MIS-. J. W. Anderson. Mrs. Percy
Dickinson. Mrs. Melbourne Bailey. Mrs
IL. {. I0sssr. Mrs. ". y. Ra:rla. Mrs
Stuart kiee. Mrs. a X. Hiscock. Mrs. n.
X. Stevens. Mrs. l. Il Manning. Grant
5. Hicks, Il g. GriggS. L. J. F'rauxsol
Frank Clark, COMMITTEE,
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AdYentistS.

Advent Christian meetings IN Masonic
building. Dr. William Chapman, pastor
Social and prayer meeting, 1915 a. m.
Prsactfnr. II a. m. Sunday school trsEne-
diStely after preaching. Subject VIII be
the fifth OF . series on THE Coming OF
Christ"
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Evangelical Association.

Gernnan-Harrlson and Birch streets.
Rev. Aug Ernst, pastor. $50 Harrison
streets. Services. II a. m. and s D. m
Sunday scnoo. 9:s5 =. m. Young Peoples
meeting, p. m. Literary entertainment,
las; Sunday Of each month.
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Christian AIIiancs,.

Christian Alliance meetings will be held
al Ill Moitke street, corner OF Depot, ey-
cry Thursday afternoon at O'Clock All
friends OF the four-fcld Gospe. are In
ysted
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means medicine that strengthens the
stomach. or to be brief. means Ripans
Taoules II you are troubled with weak
stomach ard cannot digest your food use
Rspaas Tabules. One gives relief.
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United PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Sixth and Seneca streets. Rev. S. Dell
Johnston, pastor; residence, s23 Seneca
street. Services, II a. N. and 7:30 p. N.
Sabbath school. 1915 p. m. Young Peo-
pies society, s:i5 p. IN. Prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7:30 p. m.
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Reformed Churches.

German Reformed church, Ballard-Pos,
street and Second avenue. @. Graedei.
pastor. Services Sundays at II a m. sun
day school at 10 a. m.
German Reformed church, Seattle
Seventh. between Pine and Olive streets.
Services at IL a III. and T:30 p. N. every
Sunday. Sunday school. 10 a. IN.
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Young yyomen,s Christian ASSOCIATION

The Young women's Christian Associa-
ton will hold gospel service this after
noon at O'Clock in their rooms, us Third
street. Mrs. Bailey, Of the Plymouth
church, viii lead. All women are irvit-
ed. The bible class, with Judge Greene,
as leader, will be held Monday evening
at 7:30 o'clock at the same place.
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Christian Mission and seamen,s Bethel

Hall corner OF South Third and Jackson
streets-Services Sunday at 3 and 7:45 D.
m Hvery night at 7:45. Prayer meeting
every day an 12 o'clock. Tuesday night
meeting conducted by Young Peoples So
ciety of Christian Endeavor. Chaplain,
r. Rees
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Christian Churches.

Olympic Avenue Church OF Chrlst-slA
Olympic avenue. r. Fl. Moss. pastor.
Sunday school. 10 a. m. Preaching, II a.
m. and 7:30 p. m.
First-Seneca street, between Third and
Fourth. Preaching. IL a. m. and 7:So p.
m. Endeavor meeting. 6:l5 .. m Sunday
school, 1880.
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Salvation Army.

Barracks. corner Ye@fer aversa,~ sra
South Third street-Prayer meeting a. m
Holiness nereting. II a. m. Free and easv
; ?. H. A rous4ng meeting at D. m
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Unitarian Church

Seventh. between Pike and Unson-Rev.
j. Fl. Acton. D. D., pastor Services. II
a. n. Subject. Under Currenss." No ey-
en4ng service. Sunday school, I2:aa
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seattle City Mission.

Hall sc4 Commercial street-Gospei sery-
Ices, 80 p. IN. every evening through
the week MONDAY prayer service. Il 10
p. N. I. +. 5. c. K. Sunday school,
SO .. N,
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Jones Street African NJ. Z. church-Rev.
Allen w. Whaley, pastor. Services. IL
q. m and s p. m. Preaching by the pas
tor. Morning subject: God With His
People" Evening theme: What Has
God Done Through African Methodism?"
with celebration services of the one hum
drerh anniversary OF the A. NJ. E. church.
Sunday school, 3 p. IL Praise meeting.
7.20 .. N.
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Theosoply.

TIE Christian Science Bible class r.,ss.z
at Il a. IN In room :. Hincksey block.
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You may be tired Of reading butchers
ads. but we would like YOU 10 call at the
F>uiron Market. THE MARKET of the
cry, and see what we can do for ypa
Fulton Market. Hinckley block.
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Seattle Branch, No. I. ce tire Theosopst-
cal Society. Sunday. .. N. IA ia .e.r
nal.. a. T6-rd street Lecture on .sIrr,.
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Lutheran Churches.

English Holy Trinity-Seventh and
Union. Sunday school, 9:t5 a. m Ser
vices al $3.50 p. m by Rev. Anda, OF Ia
coma
German Lutheran-Duwamish Mission,
Sanders hall. below Sweeney's brewery.
Sunday school. i.3o p. m: services, $50
every ether Sunday.
German Lutheran-Services In hail cor
ner of Main and Twelfth streets every
Sunday at 10:45 a. m. Sunday school, $50
a. m. Rev. NJ. G. Baade. pastor; residence,
1918 Main street.
German Evangelical. lions congrega-
tton--Freed's hall, Ninth street, between
Pine and Olive. Services. 1890 a. m. and
7:3o p. m. Sunday school. a. m .Bibel-
stunde," Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. Lutheran
Young Peoples society. Thursday, 1880
?. m
Norwegian-Danish-Fo and Pine
streets. s. r. Toliefson. pastor. Study in
basement. Services, II a. n. and 8 p. N.
Sunday school. $50 a. m Prayer meet
ing. Thursday, p. m
Swedish Eyangellcal-Third street, near
Pike. Rev. Martin L. Larson, pastor;
residence. 1421 Fifth street. between Pike
and Union. Sunday school. R:l5 .. m.
Services. io:45 a. m and 5 p. m, and
Thursday, p. N.
Rainier Heights Mission-At Presbyter-
ian church, Market street. Sunday school
at 1:20 p. in. every Sunday. Services at
$50 p. n. every other Sunday. Pastor,
E Knappe: residence, 1919 Tenth street;
assistant pastor. Rev. W. II. kurtz, 1919
Tenth street.
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Cumberland Presbyterian.

Second church-Green lake. Preaching
at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m.
First church-Ravenna park. Sunday
school. $50 p. m. Superintendent. L. s.
Beck.
Third church-Brewer's hall. on Nc
Claire street. Preaching al IL a. m and
q m. Sunday school. Il O'Clock.
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csous resreshncuss were served Two
prizes were given 70 frose making the
slightest scores: tfese were won ny MFs.
pniEp TT.llnxtast and MrA A. u. Buzz
Those present were: Mrs G. G. Aurzscn.
sfra ". D. Thomas, Mrs. q. II. Dslprats
Airs Joshua Pierce. yfrs. III. C. Bass Mrs.
Al Hatch. Mira Frank cardias Mira r.
A. Bailey, Mrs. A. %. BUD. Ars. Joseph
Mescafe, Mrs s. r. Sears. Mrs. Eiwoed
Evans. Mrs L. W. Royx, Mrs. Stephen
JioE5rook, Mrs. II C. Potter, Mrs Ed
ward n Hart. Mrs. Nelson Bennett. Mrs.
Teafy aswest. Mrs. J. A. Rowe. Ars.
Frank Clark, Ars. Frank Allyn. Mrs. i.
r. Durrfn. Mrs. A. G.. Foster and Mrs.
Paslp TssAn@haxs Mics Burnets. Of Seat
lie. ard Miss Jessie Kerss1aw assisted Ai4-s.
Ingersol In entertaining her guests.
afi.~ Seymour aid Miss Jessie Seymour
gave al, S-nuisite luncheon this week TO
which eight OF thesr young lady friends
were Invited a profgsion OF pink azsieas
9rsced TIE handsomely appointed table,
and al each plate was found a valentine
with original verse suitable ID the persons
named ON the valentine. Much Eerri-
ment was caused as each enc was called
upon To read her verses aloud. the APP
proorsaseness and wit being very marked.
These present were: Mrs. j. Matt Nal
Ter. Miss Paddock, Miss Florence Pad
DOCK Mas Wordsn. the Misses Lawson,
Atss Harrington snd Miss Ixcra Hayden.
Last Of the Dinner Dances
The last OF sfe series OF dinner dances
canse TO a brilliant close on Thursday
evening by bail given at abe residence
Fx-
about twenty-five couples ia attendance
During the evening many expressed con-
gratuiattons 10 the successful originasors
OF the dinner dances IN Tacoma. AR and
AIRS. chas. b, Hurley. At the dinners
preceding the ball handsome valentines
were used as dinner carts. each bearing
sentiments appropriate 20 the individuals
One OF she pretitest aassners was that
given ny Nr. and Mrs Meybourne Bailey.
whose guests we're. Mr.. and Mrs. L. X
Manning Miss Darnall. Miss woodruff.
DIR Grant 8. Hicks and Mr.. E. E Ellis.
A dinner noted especially for It's ele-
eance was that OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. K
Hlscock. who entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
c. p. Hurley, Miss Burnett, OF Seattle,
Miss Margaret rsarnail. Miss Hope Cover.
DIR. Robert MoCoosS, Mr. w. A. Rice and
Mr.. P. J. FransiolL
A the residence OF Mr. and MIRA Percy
Dickinson a genuine and heasey hospital
isy rendered the dinner one To be remer,-
s,eret. The guests were. Mr. and Mrs.
eieoege Milil1ken. Mr.. snd Mrs. d. X.
Stevens. Miss Evans and Mr.. Frank
Clark
a beautiful dinner was that Of ono of
tie young married belles. Mrs w. V.
G.srreii. who. with her husband. did the
honors most gracefully. They entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Potter. Mas Edith
Rowe. Miss Edith Thomas. Mr. Theodore
Hesner and MIR. John s. Baker
NJ. and Mrs. stuart Rire's guests were
eisht IN Number. and each carried eway
happy recollect&ons OF a graceful hostess
aud n cordial host They entertained
Mr.. and Mrs ]. W. Anderson, Mrs. Ed
nssnd Rice. MIsa kershaw. Miss Wallace.
OF Portland. Mr.. W. II. Best. Mr.. Everett
Griggs and Ar. r. w. Enos
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sssx.rre are TO be invited coz1lzIai
Of ter ladies' Dire hard az v=ork eansassns
tbs city among the business men 70 sa3se
necaxxary funds. The coFunAses - meet
ing with fair success, ard 4 u propoeeo
TO bold the ball and grand banquet the
evening Of the I'd. as q fiftinS ceseefasaon
of George yashtrgsora's birthday.
THE knights OF Pyrhsss IN the Csp1soa
CRY are sparsng no effort to MAKE sne1r
beal. 90 b given on Tho evening o. tns
18th inst. social saccess.
Tyae charity hop given BY sns LAdse6
Relief Society was very pleasant SOCIAL
affair, although not % nunsrcussy A.
tended al ks predecessors have been.
Lsnoolnfs bsrthday anniversary was
suitably observed In Olympia by . patrf-
otIc programme rendered In the evening
At the Unsty Auditorium at which Mr..
E. G. Krieder delivered ths address OF
welcome followed by short addresses
frcm Col. n. II. Ow.ngs. Capt. L. II.
Coon and C.. b. Res nolds. interpreted
with appropriate vocal music.
Mrs. Scnsyely. wife Of Representative
Echveiy. Of whatcom, = visiting her
husband. and win remain during the re-
Thomas W. Prosch and daughter, Miss
Geneyieve. Of Seattle. are visiting fn the
city.
Miss Addie Wood b visiting tn Seattle
and Victoria.
Mr.. C. f. Munday. cf Seattle. 10 among
the legal visitors now IA the city.
Mrs. e. NJ. Turpin and daughter. of
Olympia are registered At tbs Hotel
Pieasanfon, San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Forest enter
tanned a pleasant party OF friends We'd
nesday evening. Cards were the feature
OF the evening. after which refreshments
were served.
The Alphabetical CLUB met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. A. E. Laberee.
The woman's Club. OF Olympia. gave q
reception 10 their friends Friday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Judge Gordon.
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tsesxles's Magic Headache Waters cure
where others TAI.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CSot;ces for sA.s department. must BE
handed In by o'clock Saturday to IN
Ears iasertion-)
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Stornachic

Services every Sunday afternoon At 8
O'Clock az hall. SssS Front street
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Tenth and Pine--John Glen, pastor.
Sabbath school. s:4S a. M preaching
morning ana evening. Prayer meeting,
Wednesday uight
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OUR NEIGHBOR TOWNS
How Society Was Entertained
in Valentine Week.
TIE WEDDINGS AND PARTIES.
How Tacoma, Everetf, Port Angeles,
BesyiDgisam Hay and the Capissa
City Made Merry.


efhxp1 the psens-
ant sncsksent In 50
zsy curing the
week waS the par
~ given by Mrs
A. III. Isrsrsol on
Annsizy afternoon
o wntch some fnir-
~ g her lady
friends we're inyx-
ed. Drive whist
occupied the hours
until S. when DELI
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Young Mems Christian Association.

Young mems rally this afternoon at as
ISOLATION hau at O'Clock. A bright in
formal service, lasting one hour, TO which
all youns men are cordially invited. Music
by Association male Quartette and or
chestra, consisting of cornet, violin, flute
and bass violin, under lead Of MIR. Charles
C. Engelhard, organist OF st. Mark >
church. Address by Rev. s. NJ. Freeland,
d. D.. late Of Detroit. Mich; subject lis
Life Worth Living?'
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Meenodist Episcopal Churches
Preseczng EA3er Rev. r. b. Ford D. D.
corner Elliott and Anna strsstA Queen
Anna.
Gerran-Stewnrf ana Th1rteenth. Rev.
Joseph Hepp. pastor; residence. 1871 Tn1r-
feensh. Services II q N. and s:so p. M
Norwegisn-Danssh-Fw and Olive.
Rev. e J. Lnndegzard. pastor: residence.
sS Olive. Services IL q. N and 30 p M
Battery street NJ e. ehurcn-Corner
Third and Battery Preaching "a
And I'D p M Sunday school, LIN Ep-
worth League. Ia p. m
Gilman Park. Bailard-Rev. W. n.
tombstone. pastor. Services II q m and
.. m Sunday school, 10 q m Class
meeting. II m Juior League. $50 p m
Epworth League. 7:5o p m
Madison streee--Madison and Clover.
dale. Rev. NJ A. Covsngton. pastor. SER
wees 1879 a. m and $50 p. m CAS-
meeting. u o'clock. Sunday school $50
p. m Epworth League. $50 .. m
Grace-Rainier and King setreets. Rev.
w. I. Ford. pastor: residence. DIS suffer.
Services ii g. N. and 7:3o p. m Saboatn
school, is.S p. M: Epworth League. S:4S
p m: prayer meeting. Thursday evening.
O'Clock; class meetings. Tuesday even
1nzs
Irsnaty-Serv4ce9 temporarily neso In
Denny's hail. corner Kentucky and Har-
rison streets. Rev. n. p. Tedrick. pas
tor. Pastors residence corner Mercer
and Kentucky streets. Subject: II a. M.
"A Mysterious Center OF Influence" Ev-
enang services 10: subject Character
OF Judas Portrayed. Class meet
Ing. 10 a m: Sunday schooa,
12:I5 p. m: Epworth League. ESQ
p. m; Ladies Aid Society, Tuesday.
$50 p. m. at parsonage: prayer meet
ing. Thursday evening. at the parsonage.
Fsrss-Third and Marion streets. Rev.
W. A. Shankkn. pastor. Residence. so
Seneca street; Telephone. s42. Preaching
at IL a. m and 7.30 p. N. Morning sub
ject. ''The Three-FoId Tenpta ticn- Ev-
ening subject, "Landable Coves4ng." a
sermon to young mem Usual mu-
sicaI programme with large chorus choir
under direction Of Prof. H 8. Sharpe.
Class meeting. 10 a. m; Sunday
school. l2:s0 p. m: Epworth League.
$50 p. m.; Junior League. Mon
day. p. M; class meeting. Tues
day. p. m; official board meet
ing. first Monday In each month at
meeting. first Monday In each month at
5 p. M Epworth League business meet
ing, second Monday. 5 p. M; Women's
Foreign Missionary Society. first Wednes-
day, 80 p. m; Ladies' Aid Society, sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays, 2:3o p. m. !;
Women's Home Missionary Society, third
Wednesday. 2:So p. m.
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mortality" BY arA Addie G. Barrow. cf
Tacoma. The rooms OF the Theosophfcai
society VIII Re open every afternoon from
2 TO o'c.ock for the benefit q snQuzrerss
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-31

Gran Wenjel Tauer uerrpeiIte letten
Sonntas Bel ibrer To@ter, frau Sobn
Berg auf Beiu@.
Sn Der bieiisen tatboIii9en Rir&e
wirb iest ieben 3peiten SonntaS @ots
tesbienit sebalten.
Die beige bramatii@e Sestion wirb
In u~nsefdbr pier @o4en elm beutl@es
Gbeateritid sur auffabruns brinsen.
Miemanb fonte peridumen, am Don.
neritas 9lbenb benz sroben Mastenbaa
in Roberts 9alle b:i3uwobnen.
Gin Rinb pon 9ermann GeuerRein
aus Stately bate tlrjll9 has llnslld,
beim GaQen einen 9lfttno@en ausjus
renten. Grau Geueritein 1T ebentaQS
f@on felt ldnserer 3eit trdntli@.
@dbrenb Der Strabenparabe Der
Uncle CONS Cabin Muiitbanbe lesten
Donneritos ,uurben bic gferbe pom 3uei
Tubrmerten i@eu unb brannten bur@.
!9uei arg oemolirte S4litten 1paren has
Meiultat.
81. Suliuan erfreut ii@ bos Bee
iu@s elmer S@meiter aus Toronto,
Canada. DieieIbe par Dor 3ebn Sabs
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