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true in cslsS8cteg. sense ~ hrSau1. ANA
friendship. So different from the chi.
nsse. Who. frosa my observation. are as
igncTaat, dirty ard sroacheroas as the
Japanese arc clean and nsbie.
Yea VIII Probably rsSssll THAI when
left New Yosk you, and in fas.s AN
MY THREADS were gr~afly SURPRISED h,s,
none es yea knsw the pen I had con.
JnreSi. I had 50 cfte1 haiti sllr castles
fss.tt deternsisss~l to say nothing urtil
ssssse gesss results wsre reached. ha.,a
slszszs been rather At a xfsl,,nars
CHARACTER. nothing sustlnr me hu, ~.
csss ssSsd osstgsslaeTa paths az Wfe ava
nssd ssus my 1agsasese Venture ysr,van
sacee:sssut should never have rrsas.s,,,s.s
fsssss1eisse or sssrgery.
Il alss felt rs tssugh 7 never ,,,,,,s
re az israoSsce In the regular ran.isa
way graduates have 90 begin. .ve,
While studying the has,assE. ara ~. ~,
s.nssns Was uaoee earnest IN his W.
ao& Nfaow Usat. \ love ~ Sess.ssg,,a N-.s
MAX kepS me al my s~n.ks a,,e r -
ss'ssssasssd 81 avoid the Asrxsships ~ ths
sssasg praesstSoner az home by s.r,vs,-
a'@ssE . speciality fer myself. wsa =
s.1ss sSsae it--asssi arm satisfied. g,,s q,
AT sssnssEe W. Sssrady IS due s,,.,eh -
W sacsS While studying A. sha
S71aeks q ssAssscsans ana Sa,r~a.r,s =
nne Gay eassasly picked ssp a rssn.- ~
hss sssasileai tessvsal. IN. ue-ss-.s -
aaa rad short sarasxapsa de-
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scrfbfnx how one Of the Japanese mo-
fslity. wx7xIe Ia Berlin, sought the late
Prof. Theodore Bsirs2h and had his eyes
efrzsghfened. On the spur Of the mo-
merit an idea flashed across my BRAIN
What an air-tfgh1. copper boEtfxn-
ed scherse,' rfsougflt /. X wguId be for
sorne one 10 go % japan aid make q
specially OF This little trh-k upon ma
ture, and why should NOT ersact tie
role. d1saexf to do % as soon as /
graduated It pleased me E1uch. too. 70
think Of II. when look about me
and saw thousands OF young men In
the colleges like myself about 10 have
the title OF N ID. attached TO their
mares. and thousands more practising
In obscursty and struggling for exist
enxe.
prof. Bsiroth,s lille trick. while not
widely known and especially not in
America, was, however, much discussed
n Berlin, and two years later when /
arrived in Japan. found two German
physicians practsosag the agTifice quite
extensively. There was room for more.
though. as when 1t became known that
an American surgeon had arrived who
proposed making q specially OF
strengthening the hated slant OF the
native eye. fad plenty Of callers.
THE Japanese. you know. show the
traces OF the Monaghan origin more
plainly in the shape Of their eyebrows
than in the colT Of their skin, and
thpse who can afford IT are Riding
themselves Of this absolute evidence OF
their despised ancestry. have in fact
become so much interested In the peo-
PIE az a race. that / would, il author
lied by the government be TEMPTED TO
Etraigfaen the optics OF the poor for a
trifie or nothing I'm some cases.
For heavens sake. don't n1fsunder-
stand me! have not come here and
set up a quack surgical joint do a
regular medical practice and attend
many important surgical cases, but /
will not mention chem In This letter.
ITO ssraighten the abode Of the Jap's
optic Is very simple little piece OF
surgery. though one OF the most deli
cate and artistic. II would be SO easy
20 oveTyio ii and leave scar, while as
q matter OF fact there need be none.
my mind. after a years experience.
during which time have performed 1t
nearly a thousand times. / was not
altogether successful at first, but after
several experiments adopted a new
method which Is my own and dcfies de-
lection when the healing process is
completed. The only technical point in
the operation is not to let the knife slip
q sixteenth or even tflirtieth of AN inch.
When commenced the undertaking
went at 1t as surgery recommends.
You know It Is not only the Monaghan
that Is born with crooked eyes. and
sometimes his are more regular and far
prettier than the European. In other
words, ! have seen Americans with one
eye slanting I'D ard the other down,
and have seen Profs. Robert +. Weir,
Thomas Marcoe, Charles McBurney and
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Presiding Elder Rev. T. B. Ford, D. D..
corner Elliott and Anna streets. Queen
Anne.
German Stewart and Thirteenth, Rev.
Joseph Hepp. pastor: residence. 1911 Thir-
teenth. Services II a. m. and 7:so p. m.
Observation-Disclosures Fifth and Olive.
Rev. Il. J. Lundegaard. pastor; residence.
6oS Olive. Sevices II a. m and 7.30 p. m.
Battery street NJ e. church-Corner
Third and Battery. Preaching IL a. m.
and $50 p. m. Sunday school. 1915. Ep-
worth League. 4:30 p. m.
Gilman Park. .Ballard-Rev. w. II.
tombstone, PASTOR Services II a. m and
p. m. Sunday school. 10 q. m Glass
meeting, II m. Juior League. $50 p. m.
Epworth League, 1880 p. m.
Madison street-Madison and Clover
dale. Rev. NJ. A. Covington. pastor. Ser
vices 1880 a. m. and 7:3o p m. Class
meeting. IL o'clock. Sunday school. ESQ
p. m Epworth League. $50 p. IN
Grace-RainIer and King setreets. Rev.
w. I. Ford, pastor; residence SIS Suffer.
Services IL q. IN. and 7:30 p. m Sabbath
school, l2.l5 p. m; Epworth League, 6.45
p. M; prayer meeting. Thursday evening,
O'Clock; class meetings, Tuesday even
ings.
Trinity-Services temporarily held in
Denny's hall. corner Kentucky and Har-
rison streets. Pastors residence. corner
Mercer and Kentucky streets. Subjects:
II a. m. THE Great Specimen of Sparstu-
aiity." Evening services. 7:3o; subject.
Annoying Doubts and Their Remedy"
Class meeting. 10 a. M: Sunday school.
1915 p. M: Epworth League. $50 p. m:
Woman's Home Missionary Society. Tues
day. $50 p. m: Ladies' Ain Society, Nom
day, 2:30 p. M, at parsonage: prayer meet
ing, Thursday evening. at the parsonage.
Ffrst-Third and Marion streets. Rev.
w. A. Shankfin. pastor. Residence, s22
Seneca street: telephone, 9i2. Preaching
at II a. m. and 7:30 n. IN. Morning sub
ject, Christ a Man OF the People" Even
ing subject. Proper Relation OF Christi
alsity and Business Class meeting
10 a. M; Sunday school, 1880 p. IN:
Epworth league, $50 p. m. Junior
League. Monday, p. M; class meet
ing. Tuesday. 2 p. M: official board
meeting, first Monday in each month at
S p. m: Epworth League business meet
ing. second Monday, s p. m: Women's
Foreign Missionary Society. first wednes-
day, 2.30 p. m: Ladies' Aid Society, Sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays. $50 =. m. !;
women's Home Missionary Society. third
Wednesday. 2:3o p. m.
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NEW EYES FOR JAPS.
The Evidence Of Mongolian Or
igin Can Be Removed.
~ scALpEL OF THE SURGEON.


~ = meeting of tire japanese colo
nssts IN New York Youga Kaxu. an at
aaefbe Of one OF the large japanese
trading couganies commented On the
CURIOSITY aroused IN the colony by ase
sruuxuyed features shown In the paf,-
Exhad portraits Of their couutry's pn o.
dc snen. 1t was noticed also wfen
Prince KonntEa was here short time
axo that q ra2sezs change had taken
x>aace In his personal aYssoranoe. ND
trace OF the Mogsgo1an-sAsif,sd eye
b~UFs being visible.
s-The slant in the eyebrows OF our
victorious coIatrymen Is doomed" said
Kz<u to the azsmnbiage. Men OF
,ecSence are strasghtening them and re-
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wore the urs1rzzs uniform Of . FTrnch
genereI -cherry-sUEored truSeFs and
black Troggei coat braided with gold
haze. He greeted me warmly, eu1paa-
skiing his regard for all Americans.
I fulfilled me object Of my cali and
departed with bart few words
EFT IS only during the past month
that have been performing the opera
tion extensively, but from AL appear
anGes I an not going TO be akse TO at
tend 10 all callers myself In the future-
II has often Impressed me how much
the Strengthened japanese optic re-
senbles that OF the beloved Caucasian.
Transformed It Is really beautiful.
Now I shall ctose. have spent .
good portion OF my resting time to-
night IN replying to your request. I
have explained what / am doing. and
attempted 10 acquafnt your with my
life m Japan-a very happy one. Sim
cereiy your friend.
ABRAHAM STONE, n. D."
There Is one thing DIR. Stone has
overlooked-the effect of the straight
ening of the eyebrows In future genera
tions. which, according 10 Prof. G. G.
Lockwood, OF New York. would rob
him of his practice IL he were to live a
few hundred years. Lockwood has re-
Gently made q series OF experiments,
which ne Classes as The hereditary
transmission OF mutations and
which give evidence that IN 50 many
generations OF the straight brow'esl
Japanese. nature itself viii mold them
straight.
In these experiments the professor
has selected white mice, owing to their
ripid breeding. They afford the most
desirable Means, as they begin to breed
when thirty days old and breed every
thirty days. In this way he was en-
abled to see the result Of what many
generations of human beings like the
Japanese would produce. in a year or
so. His experiments were to establish
the theory of hereditary transmissions
and In this investigation he selected
the tail Of the little animal as the
agency. These were severed from the
selected pair and from their young. BY
continuing this method Of breeding. IN
the seventh generation he got some
young without tails, and finally got a
perfect breed Of taalaess mice. Then
by taking one with tail and one
without a tail. and alternating the
sexes In each generation. he brought
them back again to the ordinary tailed
mice. From these experimtns the
scientific world would claim that IL
followed In human beings. as in the
Japanese. in seven generations any de-
sirabie change in bodily form could be
accomplished. JAMES s. HAMMOND
accomplished.
JAMES S. HAMMOND.
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Ola THOMPSON -
CARRYING United States man =.
DOCK. foot of main street. Wnsfss q Z
mesday and Friday at - II
yuoSwnsend. San Juan IslandS ~
North Bound-Laavs q. a.. e.. s IS
leave Port Townsend 100 4 e:
FRIDAY Harbor II 80 a. a Iesess
"a Harnor l2:3o p. M: arrive New
South Bound-Ieave Ne,~ ny. 81
a. M: leave Roche Harhnr - ~ -
leave Friday HaPbcr 1874 Il
rort Townsend $50 p. IA: arrive
- x Thompson. managing o. = =
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sK.AlGrr RIVER ROUTE

Weekly Time Card Steauer CT =,
Donald - "a
Leaves Lilly, Bogardus q ca
atltte-Mon1gay, Feb. 1. Tk1apdHy. TN
Friday. Feb. S, at L. rlltsiri1zk s. =
Leaves Mount Vernon TileN17og. - &
"Wednesday, Feb. 6, ThuESIay. ~ a.
FrhSlay. Feb. 3. at a. M; -
Feb. 10. at AZ m. y!
LILLY. BOGARDUS & CO. ~ = 4
ers and Managers. Seattle
10 or 500. H II. Mcdonald 1f1i7
Elliott. Purser. s35s*
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Tex Pac frsss. 81 IL; DO. seconds, 3 IS:
Union Pacific sirsss OF 80, los Ia; West
Shore tours. lo4 rs.
ssoex strosasioas.
Atchison. IL: Adams Express, III; Al
ION. Terre Haute, IS IL. do. pfi.. lsS Nd;
American Express. lee: Baltimore q Ohio.
81 i-s; Canada Pacife. al-s. Canada
Southern. 20 IL: Central Pacific Is 81.
ches. & Ohio. II Ia: chicago Atom III
bid: Chic. Bur- & Quincy, ~. Chic Gas,
IS: Consolidated Gas, Ie7: c. c. c. & St.
Louis. $ IL: Colorado Coal & Iron. 5:
Cosson Oil Certificates. %; Del. Hudson.
les; Del, Lack. s. West, lss: Dsn & r. c..
pfd.. So -; Dissiliers & Cattle Feeders
Co, 9: Erie 10; do pfd-. 81: Fort Wayne.
Isl: Great Northern. pfd,, 100: Chicago &
Eastern Illinois pfa.. 50 bid: Hooking VAL
ley. Is IS; Illinois Central. 81 II; ST. Paul
& Duluth. 20: Kansas 4 Texas, pfd., - SIS:
Lake Erie & West. 10; do. pfd.. 30 "A;
Lake Shore. 1s7 L.: Lead Trust. 81 al:
Louisville & Nashville. - Sd: Louisville
& New Albany. 4; Manhattan ConsoA-
dated, los. Memphis & Charleston, 10 bid;
Michigan Central, 81 bid; Missouri Pacific.
q L.: Mobile 4 Ohio. 16; Nashville Chatt..
s4 bid: National Cordage. t.; do. pfd..
De
West pfd. 14s-4; North American Co.
SIS. Northern Pacific. 3: do. pfd.. 1s SIS:
u. p. Denver & Gulf. sl-2: Northwest
ern, IS "a; dc. pfd.. 1l2; n. y. Central.
100: N. Y. & New England. 50 L.: On
tario & Western, ls SIS; Oregon Improves
ment. 10 81: Oregon Nav. is L.: Oregon
cifio Mail q; Peoria Dec & Evans, 8:
III ,io,e
Ing. 10; Rio Grande Western, l6 SIS; do,
pfd-. IS: Rock Island, 6 IA: St. Paul.
SIS 5-s: do. pfd.. III; st. Paul & Omaha,
s. 5-S: do. pfd-, ioS: Southern Pacific.
II 81: Sugar Refinery. 81 s-4: Tenn. Coal
q Iron, IA 81; Texas Pacific. s "a; Tol.
& o. Gen., pfd-. 701-2: Union Pacific,
101-4: U. s. Express. e: Wabash, st. L.
& Pac, s IA: do pfd., Is 1-2; Wells Fargo
Express, los: Western Union, Ssh.
Wheeling & L. E.. 3; do. pfd.. % 1-s; Mimi
& St Louis. "a: Dem & R c.. IL; Gen.
Electric. q rs; Natl Linseed. Il: Col.
Fuel & l.. q: do. pfd, 75: H & Texas
Cent, q IL; Tol. A. a. & North Mich,
1s-4; Tol.. ST Louis & x. c.. /: do. pfd.,
I: So R r., 10 Is: do. pfd. 50 5-s: Tobac-
60. IS; do. pfd., 1o7,
Total sales.
The total sales Of stocks today were
1852 shares. including American Sugar.
Il. 100; Chicago Gas. 1920: Dtstilling, $500:
General Electric. 1900; National Lead.
200: Reading. 1850: st. Pail. $500: South
ern Railroad. 1000: do preferred. $500:
Union Pacific. 1.90O; Western Union. 800.
Hops.
Hops-Quet: state. common to choice,
old. aQ7c: Pacific coast. old. 1-e17c: new.
SGllc.
Wool.
Wooi-Quiet: domestic deece 16@2Sc:
pulled 19Q24c.
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STRAIT STEAMSHIP coNRx,I

STRAIT STEAMSHIP COMlkz
Seattle and Towusend-Neah ~
Steamer Garland leaves Yesief ~
a. m. for Port Townsend, Por{
Dungeness, Port Angeles Port o.
Gettysburg. Pysht. Clallam
Neah Bay; returning. arrives -.
y, m. on opposite days. Steamer
leaves Yesier dock for Port ~
and Victoria Mondays. Wed4es6 u
Fridays at $50 D. m arrives b. ll k
nate days D. m.
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PACIFIC COAST srEAMsllE g
Dispatch steamers from seafll1 =

Dispatch steamers from eeaftlo r. l
lows: q |s
For San Francisco via Port I0l
and Victoria. al q. m. peas
IL. %, "a.
For AIaslxar-Feb. and a s.
From San Francisco for V}c11
Puget Sound ports. at = M lokzy4
IA, 10. "a.
Tickets may be obtained kt ~ eo&
the company, at Ocean dock AG6<
GOODALL. PERKINS Il q
General Agents, San ~
J. n. JOHNSON. p. 8. 6upts o1
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OCEANIC srr.,,su,,E

M - ;SIIEANSHIP CoNraN,
steamers leave San Fra,ssssss u. s. S
iulu. samoa. Auckland. -. =!
nss, y. y W.. without Char "a ~
steamship Alameda, Fsfrssss<ss. !,
Ea hhelo.usu Il enly. stsarlahlp
THOS. A. GRAHAM Assw~. S. &
Boyd block. Seattle. -
3. c.. asen1 s&Hn
j. D. Spreckels & Bros O.
Agents. San Francisco. -
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA Rour1

STEAMSHIP CITY or K1Nu1
lS:isa lnI i Ly ~ ~. seattle sURs us; s
1:30pmILvl f2j PIT. T'wns' a. p III
4:30pmiAr 1lof.. Victoria .t2G11E
sDaily except Monday. |.3|
Steamer leaves Yesler whaxE
For rates and other ineornnt@Sn =
]. A. NADEAU, Gen. ACT. N. ii 8
Yesier ave. and Front sts
8. q. YERKES. Agent TeojM -
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rrtr VANCOUVER ROUTE
AD THROUGH THE IsLANL
S,eanner Ijtopta. j. A. OBrfeo
Leaves Tacoma IL noon e -
trai wharf. p m. Moudays - -
aays for Port Townsend. Anz..x ~
a a's Fl Harbor. going through - n
on Thursdas trip -. !. VS.
Fare to Elaine. e; fare p 49,
For further information appu
trail wharf. ssz Is
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=. ~ Es--siR- GREYHOUND
leaves Seattle TO a. M aui z..o = -
iseAves Everett 10 a. m. ard D. m ~
Everett : p. m N- leaves
r ale-Sassas trip. TIC: round tr,p. s,~
Ssonaecis With boats for Tacoms ana
.Landins-colman dock. foe. Of Marion
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAvIGATro,r
Ciaud Trou5. PreA ~ c,ss
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION 81

Time card In effect Oct q
Seattle and Whatcom fout4~S
Washington leaves Seattle d4l1
SATURDAY. at TO D. m. Seattle a04 ~
ner Roufe-F'airhaven leaves Se4ul4
except Saturday at $50 p m 13eo
Seattle Route-State OF WsSoin934
Seattle Tuesdays, Thursdays -
us' - YEsLER DOCK.
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WEST COAST STEAM NkvI1k
CONPANT.

STEAMER FARALLOl :
Dssnate.hes steamers for -
Febrnary 8. 10. March Z, q. -
days thereafter. -.
Passenger and freight RATES - }s
Tickets and freight rates -
talned by applying 10 rc3r. = = II
rrnson dock. foot of Union su~ Is
tie. Telephone 81. 3sA5
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Notices for this department must be
handed in by o'clock Saturday to In
sure insertion)
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Unit.ri.n church.

pies society. s:ls D. m. Prayer meeting.
THURSDAY. $50 p m.
Unisariaa Church.
Seventh. between Pike and Unaon-Rev.
]. H Acton. u. D.. pastor. Services. IL
a m No evening servtca Sunday
school, E:sa
ChrIstian Mfssion snd seamen's Bethel.
Hall corner OF South Third ard Jackson
streets-Services Sunday at 5 and 7,ss n.
m Every uigefs at 7sa5. Prayer meeting
every day ar I3 O'Clock. Tuesday n1ght
meeting conducted BIZ Young Peoples So
oaety OF Christian EnEeavor. Chaplain,
I. Rees.
Evanxelicaa AasociataoM
Decentralization and Birch streets
Rev. Aug Ernst. pastor, SO Harrison
streets. Services. IL q. m and p. m.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Young Peoples
meeting. p. m. Literary entertainment.
last Sunday Of each month.
African M. Il. church.
Jones Street African NJ E. church. Rev.
Allen W. Whaiey. pastor. Services. IL
a. M and p. m. Preaching by the pas
tor. Sunday school. p. m Praise meet
ing. 7:S9 p. IA.
Young Mems Christian Association.
Young mems rally this afternoon at as
ISOLATION hall at o'clock. The service
lasts one hour and will be Of especial in
terest To young men, Music led BY Asso-
cation Male Quartette and orchestra of
piano. violin. flute and cornet. Address
by Rev. AlexanEer Arson, y. D., pastor
OF the First Presbyterian church
Young womsn's Christian Associations.
The Young women's Christian Associa-
tion viii hold a 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 invtt-
ed The bible class. with Judge Greene,
as leader, will be held Monday evening
at 7:so O'Clock at the same place.
Seattle City Mission.
Hall 6o4 Commercial streets-Gcspel serv-
ices, 1850 p. m. every evening through
the week MONDAY prayer service. IL to
I p m. 7. p. s. c. e. Sunday school,
Salvation Army.
BARRACKS. corner Yesler avenue and
South Third street-Prayer meeting a. m
Holiness meeting, II a. m. Free and easy,
p. M A housing meeting at p. m.
Adyentfsts.
Advent Christian meetings In Masonic
bua1ding. DE-. William Chapman. pastor.
PREACHING, IL a. m. Sunday school sznme-
dia'eely after preaching. Subject will be
the third OF q series on The Coming Of
Christ"
Chrissian Alliance.
Christian Alliance meetings viii be held
at Ill Moatke street, corner OF Depot, ev-
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prUNT /

STEAMER RosAl1z3,a
Arlington dock. leaves fox
Port TOWNSEND daily. 49,
IL. 20 D. rn.. returning. 49,
q. m. stea user Idaho ~
Townsend and uay <sw
q. m. returning direct, sea ~ Il r.
send at p. m. TeIeph0ne
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Sabbath school 13.15 p. m. Young Peo-
pies society. s:i5 D. m. Prayer meeting.
Thursday. $50 p. m.
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EVERETT AND sNo.,,,.'

EVERETT BIT AND p. sNoHoM,sn -.
sF ssaa 70 III EiyyERx1
Leaves Central wharf T,saxes!A
DAYS and saturdays al
inonas; Nnkiltso. Eyerets -
EASY s,sssrete Lowell and
TO sNoH 8 nS s6ssREsTr. &c: R0rs'*
GEO J. WILEY q
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I.,nodi.t Pro.cs.ant Churches.

second-North Seattle. Republican and
POPLAR streets. Services. IL a. m. and 3:so
.. M Prof. Eugene Miller. A. NJ. pas
tor.
FfrSt-Thrd and Pine streets. Rev.
Clark DAVIS. pascer; resssience, SO Pine
street. Services. IL a m ana .:o p IA.
Tosaay Is the vensh anniversary Of sfr.
DAYS rrastcrzate In rhis CHURCH. Y. 2. 8.
a. e.. Sis p. m. A special programme
has been prepared FOR the young peopse's
meet srg I'm recogus hon Of the anniversary
OF the organization Sunday school. is'so.
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cumberland Presby.erian.

Second church-Greea lake. Preaching
at II A. n. and 40 r. m
First church-RayegSEsa park. Sunday
School, go p. n. Superintendent. L. $.
Beck.
Tnsrd church--Brewer's hall. on Nc
Claire efreet Preaching at ii a. M and
D. m Scnsay sciocI. II O'Clock TIE
woman evangelist. Mrs L ~. Woosiey.
81 engaged in meetings. During the week
SIZE viii hold services daily at s:5o and
1.za n m Crowds are faocssng 90 bear
ss1e woman who was instrumental Ia
leading 1900 souls TO the Lord
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PORT TOWNSEND. PoET. 4
AND DUNGENknA

STEAMER MoNTIcI -
Daily, except Monday. ILL., y f. 50
ynencing Tuesday. Angus y
Leaves Seattle. 100 H. - -
1880 A. m, DnngencSs, = -; r.
ga = m: leaves Port Tow =. = -
M: arrives Seattle. $50 r ~.
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Free Metaoaiss Church.

Tenth ana plne--Iohr Glen. pastor.
Sabbath school. s:45 .. m: preaching
rnoralng and evening. Prayer meeting.
wednesday night
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND -
ROUTE. b.
- Wiley Navigation Cas- 49,.
MULTNOMAU
DAILY TIME cARn

DAILY TIME earn
Leave. 49,.
Olympia at. $50 a M Tacnrne - ~ /.
Tacoma at. loco mlSeattIs a. ~ +.
Seattle at.... Loo mlTacors1n ~ - s =:
Tacoma at. $3.50 p mEOlympia S- r.
CITY OF ABERDEEN Al
sa...,. Leave. Af1ivH
Tacoma. loco mi Olyn.ff4 ~
Uiympla...... 900 p mi Tacoma -. ~ -
tacoma. $50 p mlSeattle ....,13 + -
Fare between Seattle and ISeS2sS r
cents. Landing at Seattle. CTS
foot of Main street.
CITY DOCK CO. 49,
Capt. Ia Valley. Manager. TeI<s =.
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TATioS COM CONF HI

50. So. nv - FL Ieol . foot az 49, r
eyeyy Nonday. wednesday - - =:
~ m. for Port Tcrnees3
Sarsgsh. Fairhayen and ~ 81 =
through 20 Blaine on ~ ~ r 386kI 4;
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