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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-25
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
Albany College

Teachers for the school year 1896 1887 /:
Inri II. ParTin, Mus. Doc director.
As<istans te2chers-Mzrglerite Anderson,
B. IL, HeIa Gilbert and Mrs Josephine
Sharpe.
Thorough aud system4tic instruction
given in all the important branches OF
music. Best conservatory rooms and
lztgest musical library and facilities Tor
musical work. largest number OF con-
servatory students enrolled Of any muse
school in the state Terms low. Send
for circular and catalogue, TO
WALLACE HoEE LEE, A- NJ
Albany. Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-25

SrEAEISo To-NsGHT u. %. Stevens, q
veteran and survivor OF Libby prison viii
address the people .; the Court HOUSE
to- night. Subject, Free Coinage OF
Silver and Gold Without English Con-
cent" Everybody come. Ladies' es-
peciAIly invited.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-25
j. GRADwoHL..

my three children are all subject tc
Group; ,elegraphed to San Francisco, go.
20, halt dozen bottles Of S b Cough Cure.
Il 10 perfect remedy. God bless you for
il. Yours. ETC.. j II. CIozier. Grants
Pass, Or" For sale By Foshay & Mason At
0c per bottle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-25
oar standing .. .sou.

Forr out ni every i've bottles OF medi
cine sold in th, last five years are 8. b.
goods. The s b Headache and Livel
Cure use myself ps general physic
II you are sick and want 10 get we'll, thu
quickest. cheapest and safest method il te
buy the s B. remedies and use as directed
&. P. BALcH, Druggist, Dufur, Or - Fol
sale by Foshay & Mason at SO cts per bot
tie.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-25

"As if a brick were lying in my stonl
aeh" il the description BY dys2epiic of
his feeling after eating.
This is one Of the c0nmonest symptoms
Of indigestion. IL you have it, take Shak
er Digestive Cordial.
Not only this symptom, bat all the
symrsoms OF indigestion are cured By
Shaker Digestive Cordial.
So many ms icines to edre this one dis
order Only one that can be called sue
eessful, because only one that acts in a
simple natural, and Jet scientific way.
Shaker Digestive Cordial.
Purely yegeiable, and containining no
dangerous Ingredients. Shaker Digestive
Erdial tones up, strengthens, and restores
10 health all the Digestive organs.
Sold BY druggists, price 10 cents to 800
a bettle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-25
SELLING OUT

Enure Line of Crockery, Glass
| Ware, Silver Ware and Fam
cy Goods, .Regardless
of Cost.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-25

IT TRANSFORMED Hrx.-This shaving
business is causing some confusion. Yes
terday First street man had his iull
beard shaved off and then went home
and inquired for himself. His wife not
recognizing him invited him to go around
to the parlor and wait for himself who
was expected home at any moment. He
went, but his back gave him away and .
son declared his identity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-25
For net cash prices l will sell:

For net cash prices l will sell:
China set worth SIS for. ,......... so
:" dinner set, imported goods,
worth $45 for. .............. % 90
and all other goods in proportion.
People who desire oil and lead foi
painting their houses will do well to call
and see me and get my prices before
buying.
]. GRADwoHL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-25
X. O. T. M.

Meets every Saturday evening in K. o
T. IL. Hall. Visiting Knights invited to
attend. J.L. VAN WISKLE, Com.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-25

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinier Fair. San Frsnsisso.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-25
N(S
Presidential Electors.

n. L. BUTLER, of Polk county.
VI. l.. oLMsTEAD. OF Baker county.
f. HOFER. OF Marion county.
II. WATKINS, Of Yamhill, county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-25
OUR PRICES
are Bargains -.
Compare them uith othetsl

Compare them Uith othetsE
inglG harness IS 90
Team harness 10 90
Two sweat pads 65
3 buggy whips rs
Other goods in same pro-
portion.
GILL IND SEE US
POWER & TOMLINSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20
1)ianos.

cyTEINWAY, We have moved to our new store.
- ,yo,ar i2i Fifth-ave. and have special bar
gains in Upright Pianos for sale and
liaines Bros. Call and the wonderful
". A. Pond g. Co. transposing keyboard piano VIM. A.
X. NJ Bent Co. Pond & Co.. l2+ 5th-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20

... .asb. SOS iOa s37 1922 992.Oo5 Decs2 Ill $50
ndje minor HI a, no, ~, 90 SAG 900 Dec 15S. 742
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financial.
TO THE BONDHOLDERs OF THE
Northern Pacific & Montana
Railroad Company
AND THE HOLDERS OF
Knickerbocker Trust Co. Receipts therefor.


New York. April sth 1890
The undersigned Committee. after negotiation with the
Northern Pacific Reorganization Managers has arranged
with the TO the provisions OF page "a
OF the Plan Of Reorganization Of he Northern Pacific
Railroad System. the bombs OF the Northern Pacific
Montana Railroad Company participate in such re-
organizntion receiving for each $1,000 present bond. with
all unpaid coupons attached.
$500 In the per General Lien Bonds bearing
interest from January let. 1897.
$500 the Preferred Stock Trust Certificates OF the
re,rganzed Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Holders OF bonds Of the Northern Pacific and Montana
Railroad Company or OF Knckerbocker Trust Company
Receipts therefor order participate in this arrange
men, are notified to deposit their bonds or receipts
with Messrs. j. p. MORGAN & CO., % Wall Street,
New York, not later than APRIL 23O,
obtaining in exchange therefor suitable reorganization
certificates issued by Bonds receipts not so
deposited may at the discretion Of the Reorganization
Managers be excluded the benefits OF this arrange
The undersigned committee unanimously OF the
opinion that prompt acceptance OF the foregoing proposition
the best interests Of all hondholders or receipt
holders
GEORGE II. SHELDON.
ROBERT MACLAY. (Cou,,,,...
CHAs. T.. BARNEY.
IsIDOR wORMsER.
ARTHUR LINCOLN Scc'y.
HOWARD MANSFIELD. Counsel.
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..A M, se7l 1o1. 796 SEQ las. 7o6 Dec. s953'c9l
TUE MONETARY SITUATION.
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Looks AND BONDS HIGHER.
~,rwAL OF GOOD BUYING.
s,ov OF THE FEDERAL TREAS
HALLWAY EARNINGS.


rRY-RAILwAY EARNINGS.
Sunday, April 19--p. m.
..d states Treasury received last week
inc Items s3,O19574. from internal revenue
TON md from miscellaneous sources
t0A"' ro,a, from all. s6.104,32S, against
rL~.. % the preceding week The receipts
s"s nth 10 date amount to sl5,19l,Ol5. and
III u. msnts to s2l, 9o4.SsS. making the excess OF
DE p.,,nres over receipts s6713.373. For the
npsno ..r 70 date the receipts are s265sOo' S55i
.,,,res 1921. 264 $50. the excess OF expendi-
1 pe"".', s95. 464.O75 The weekly Treasury
a's' showed a decrease Of $2,111,S32 In the
fs'.A, ash balance, and decrease or $780,
'rsi'' ~ actual cash balance, which Is now
relswrys,d with week ago, the treasury
comps chow the following changes: oe-
nldlnss shs gold balance of $1,376.lSl, mace up
cssse IN -. - a 429 292 in coin and bullion ana
~ 9Sss III In the amount OF outstanding
10 o. a gain in the silver paiahce oi
rsfuno' d~e 10 a gain of S29S,5i5 IN silver coii
go S,,,Iion and a gain OF S244S4o IN lhe ou.,
I'D 0uino silver certificates, and loss IN the
1ndns al balance Of $l.150.45S made up by
ss,.sa"esi;s 900 in the amount OF outslanoilie
Gn VI 'ertificates and a loss or S9to4oo III
afrsn.s Of legal-tender notes IN tne Ileas
De anWoIdings Of National bank notes lncreaseu
~ no Traesurv notes issued under the law
p2dS .he amount of 81, O4SO00 were returned
and es BY Of th issss notes
u eren asa For the redemption of National
ac A a,ss% the Treasury holds $2o.9e2, 1885, de-
ank nosess ,ss sol from the preceding week.
reese o. =. us !. Saturdays Treasury statement
su nsyyai with that Of April IL:
0n'" April IL. April Is. Changes
. =, .,,, and bull
s . certih &c 90, so7 s1os Dec $40 1871
..,,s .Si-o'-"''"-'
q notes less Il, 7csb71 1iO576113 Dec. LEO 43s
certificates 49, q oIo s,a 500 4O6 Inc. $50 6I3
vs hank notes. o''i'''
rvf dollars ana
ontn ess cef' % ~, OF, % OSo. 3es Inc So 433
nhaes ...-''' - $1,000 ----
r,.ss secs a43 7i8 5000 $50 063 Dec.s2. o9o 03
Deposits ~ ~ "a 2s.1col2l &C lase42 Dec. 2i,17o
.ssb s203 100 s37 1922 992 Oo5 Decs2, ILL., 32
ndje minor HI q, 900 "a, 90 S43 90 Dec. LIS 742
800. cash bal s27i Iol.796 s21o.14s7oe Dec S'oSo'o
TUE MONETARY SITUATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20

r,.ss SECS e4s 7Is s2oG. so6a Dec.s2 .oso da
pssss ,ank,''.. 2siCcl21 &c, 1892 Dec N.lIo
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Sale Of Cease at Auetion.


EIFTI AVENUE. Near 10th Streeh-Su-
preme Court, City and County OF New-York In the
Matter % tho Application OF Charles ~ Crittenon and
others for the making OF lease OF 2oI9 Fifth Avenue.
In pursuan Of a decree duly made and entered upon
the above entitled application bearing date April Ith 1896
public auction OF the Real Estate Exchange and Auc-
ton Rooms. Limited. 80 to Is Liberty Street in New
York cry the ',h day Of May isso at twelve o'clock
2oio fifth Avenue. New York CITY, and therein more
particularly described as follows:
All that certain lot. piece o. parcel Of land with the
buildings erected situate lying and being In the
Twelfth Ward Of the city OF New York. bounded and de-
side OF Fifth Avenue distant nineteen feet eleven inches
sou,herly from the formed by the intersection Of
hundred and venty fifth street running thence
easerly parallel Onehundred and twenty NTH street
and partly through the GENRE Of party wall eighty
feet thence southery parallel to Fifth Avenue eighteen
feet thence westerly parallel to ehurdred and twenty
NTH and partly through the centre of another
party wall eighty feet the easerly side Of Fifth Ave-
nue. thence northery along the easerly side Of Fifth
eighteen feet TO the point or place Of beginning
The lease will be awarded 10 such bidder as shall offer
the payment Of all taxes and assessments which may
become lien upon sad premises during the term OF
sail lease or an renewal thereof The term OF said
option OF the lessee for three successive periods OF
provided that at the expiration OF each
said premises for the next period OF twenyone years
Cour, in the said such rental be ground
ings which the lessee may In the mean time have
erected The lessee also TO pay The costs and other
For further information - the further terms and
particulars OF the lease. apply 10 the undersigned.
Dated New York. APril IN 1890 roc, rso
swAYNE & swAyNE Rsferss.
Attorneys for Petitioners 100 Broadway.
i2O bro adway New York CITY
New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20
Dipi0en0 Notiees.

THE II. ". CHAPLIN COMPANY.
Corner Of Church and Worth Streets. y. \. city.
April 20. 1890
T'HE QUARTERLY INTEREST on the pre-
ferr.d stocks will be paid May
Transfer books will close at T.. NJ. April % and
open a, 10 4. ~ Stay . u. ~ FORCE, Treasurer.
PACIFIC BANK 40 BROADWAY.
New-york. April II. is0s.
T'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
L declared A quarterly dividend per cent,
payable on and after May The transfer books will
he closed e. May !. 1896 \. e. MERWlN. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20

THE WEEKLY RANGE.
The following Is the usual table giving the
number Of shares OF all stocks. the highest. low
est and final prices OF the week together with
the final prices of week ago, prexed by the
average price OF April 20. 1895:
RAILROAD STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20

-, nancy markets were easier Call
~. ,snresentlng bankers balances lent al
'ar. nan cont the greater part of the business
,,ue done at per cent. There was iarse
"1 -, money Offering both for short ana
tnosn. and considerable of that which
takers for fixed periods was o1ered
NsM w. Stcck Exchange on call. Foreign ana
@ss,c lenders made liberal terms, ana tne
smnrt of available funds was larger ,nai em
s.msnd Time contracts ruled at 31zW1 per cen.
W. cusN Atty DAYS 4 per cent for three and -FOUR
w NJ and IL pe~ cent for six months. Com
-srsai paper rates were lower Ihere were
.ss demand and larger supply OF choice names,
and the business ir most kings Oh paper 'n 49,
a. ssnt for sixty to ninety day indorsed Dlls
receivable 5AG5% for four mon1s coiiIiii na
son house, s1aQ6 for prime, and 6uo1s lQr s9ou
CIV 10 six months single names. In IChuoh
,Ssrs vas no change In the Bank OF England
rnn,rnun rate of discount, which remained uii-
changed at 2 pc. cent. Discounts of sixty 10
n,nety day bank bills ruled at 9-16 OF per cent.
In Paris the open market rate was rs per Tha
and IN Berlin and Frankfort "a per cent. me
RANK OF England gained In the week tooooo4
bullion and held at the close 4l.443'sio
The foreign exchange market was dull ana
steady without any material change IN Ine ue
mand or supply. There were few gold ana
loan bills in the market early in the week OUT
they were readily absorbed. Throughout the
rest Of the week the supply OF commerciai DIE;
thoiYxh small vas sufficient 10 SauSIy tle hlIt(t
demand Posted rates at the close were ~ eeasV
Ass and NSsn6s4 90 for long and short sterling
respActyeH Closing rates for actual business
we're as follows.
s,.rlas ...Ass*s1ss 4s7*Sssssss, . 4ss'sss sis
HsIchnmarks " eSt e eo,
GaIisrs ...... 4O< 1o'2
The bank exchanges Of the NewYork Clearing
Hcu% ana the stock sold at the New-York stock
Exchange last week and for the same week or
the preceding two years compare as follows:
April 81. "a: April 20 81 April APRIL u.s. nsc 80 20,
b shares sold. p93. 80 I.2ss.2So oCG. 40
The Tribune tas printed the gross earn
ms of sixty-thre. railroads or systems
ur the first week in April. OF these thirty
lsven return gains Of $201.920. or 6.3 per
,tnt. and twenty-sx return Losses OF S1I3.-
n, or 81 per cent. The whole shows gain
81 y8l33. or per cent The Tribune has also
prn,ed the gross earnings Of thirty-one railroads
d systems for the second week in April. Of which
twenty.four return gains of sS037S3, or 145 per
cent and seven return losses Of $5974S. or IA
per cent The whole shows a gain Of $244O3o, or
IA per cent
nm week in April
companies s !Ss' ssss os2, 1nc sseleso So
s11D4nies 1859 93S lsl6.l5l Dec lI3IsI 81
Taal q co's So 2O4543 s5.232.e7e Inc. s2s.i3S ob
ssssni.s 81 oSs COO s24ooaa2 Inc. 1908 1913 14s
eS1panes...... ISi,tb '1ei0o Dec. o"''fo ~
Txa 81 co.'s So s94,5I5 s313s.5J Inc s244.035 s.4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20

IVal q co.'s So 2O4 543 1922 67G Inc. f2s133 90
sesnd week IN April 49,. -.. =. =
esrpsues 1911 O6 1888 15s Dec 5974S IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20
financial nltet,n a..

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS and Dcbenture-
holders Of the investment Securities Company.
The annual meeting of the Investment Securities Com.
be held the Office of the Company No. 90
Pine Street York. Monday. May iith 1885, at IL
O'Clock -
H. X. TWTTCfIEff. Secretary.
DETROIT. MICH. April l1h. 1884
V,IIE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stockhold-
er. Of the Detroit Gas Company will be held nj the
ONCE Of Company In the city of Detroit May 5th,
1890 Transfer books Viii close ut the occ OF the Central
Trust Company ~ Wall Street. Ncw-York on the oath
inst reopen May iih. 1896 T. T. LYNCH. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-20

VTTERNERsvILf.E PA. .. .,,o,,r,,
W 4 hrs from New-York -,
Elevation 400 n The ncst beautiful Of locations ar
.ns srH sc.nerv unsurpassed large comfortable rooms
with nns views, excellent table - ,soxru n n
Booklet free. o. ~ ~oA -
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1905 1896. Differences Pc
companies SO PA COS $3416.525 Inc s201 .e2o SO
csnJAnies 80. 9s9. 93s 1sl6l51 Dec. lI3.Is7 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

S. Nary'8-W cnalRni Park Sunday
s. nooi al %. n. kveniug @ervice attpm
West Seattle Mission Service ard SER
taea every SUNDAY at 81 e. ~. hy Rev
George Nusaciir. vrctor Of 81 CIenaent's
s. Faura Chapel Warren avenue ana
Republican street Rev u. e. Garrett.
rpetpr. sunday school. 8 .. ~. Service
au3 sermon at q 70.
s.. Stephens ballard Rev. =. z Nv
lad. rvctar. Srrvtees AZ ii a. IN ans Z "a
4. ua. y. g. = &. T.. 81 p. "a. EiAfa ,-lass
) a. M Holy Communion nrst 2f1tav r.,
sae uaontn, ll q. m.. tAiri SUNDAY IN ne
tnansn az - 3 N.
Trinity Parrish Churrh-Csvner v,s-h,h
avenue and James street. Usual err,-f..-.s
g. a a u8.. ii a ~. ans r. Ia th. a.
Rev. tNehop HarhFr ufnotatre Snv-
g. school a. Morning praVvr ana
SERMON AZ a. tveusons az .A
~ Mnrk-s-FIflh sveaua ara osf,.
Say erhoa(. g. a IN Services az IL a "a
und - f- M. Cea rmatscn claAs aFter
FnarutuE ssrNa,e. Aa4HE pet,esr.a Nar,.f.--
e.fS = ra fass serf,9.-. IN s.,..-t.t @
1t utka Sur5cct. HtA"
81 Clement -'rweass- f5lrtN at.--...
saath neAr Nes.vr SAY Rav tga1~r. ts.-.-
Neiia TwCtor Sunday sshaol la -,
Morning serFire ana serfnan at if Il =.
fFenlaN serxgea Susl sermon st 8 - .,-....s.-s
tse}earaf&1n 1T the NolH t'lffasr.r...- -.
fae nTsS Sln9sN - every uaanEn - AL
e. us ard ga tra tstrf Su-tsv ef.-.,..,
rFNatA az a, aa Srrviee eyery Frlav
a. 81 g. tn.
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Dramatic Notes.

A report has reached William A. Brady
manager OF la Loie (FulleT). who Is now
touring the Pacific coast, that his star
has purchased raisin plantation near
Fresno. La Loie's receipts in San Fran
cisco for three nights and one matinee
exceeded 5000.
w. FL Bachelor composes best in rail-
way carriage, He asserts that there Is
something in the rapidity of the motion.
in the changing OF the iron and in the
whirrlng OF the wheels which seems TO ex-
cite the imagination. and supplies ma
terials for host OF harmonies.
Charles Wyndham writes from London
that he Is having Rosemary" adapted TO
the German stage. and that he will him
self play the leading part in Berlin. He
does not speak word of German. but
he played David Garrick'' in that Ian
guage 100 times under tuition.
Beerbohm Tree has found great Difficult
" in securing one member of his cast for
The Dancing Girl" and this none other
than competent actor bulldog. TO fill the
part OF Bully Boy. The canine who Gre
ated the role in London at the time of the
first production died about two years ago
1t is given out that Nine Modjeska will
play but five weeks this season. Three
OF these weeks viii be spent at the Bald
win theater. in San Francisco, and the
other two I'm California cities. Her sea
son will begin about January 81 and at
its conclusion she will retire to her ranch.
r. a Barnet came very near mourning
tue dealy ennity or George W. Lederer
last week by suggesting that the following
notice De printed at the bottom of the
Casino programme: The girls in Jack
and the Beanstalk are to be reuphol-
stored every thirty days by a New York
firm"
Charles II. Hanford. who is this season
associated with Thomas W. keane as his
chief support and manager was for four
years In the company OF Edwin Booth
and he declares that the points OF resem-
bfaurR between the e,ltff Ia rs
are many and striking. Their methods
are much the same. and while there il
not the least suggestion Of imitation Mr.
keane reminds him many times OF Mr.
Booth in parts which were common in
the repertoiTgs of both. In private life
also the points of resemblance are many
but none more so than the extreme mod
esty OF both. The same simplicity which
marked the lie OF Edwin Booth is the
most striking feature in the character of
Mr.. keane
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THE WEEK At THE THElTERS
Contlnuea from Page u.

c0=vsr, making one Of the longest tours
ever attempted ~ ar American college
orgaa- Zati0n- Numerically the agg-ega-
ton - one Of the largest on the road. The
Glee club includes j. men. and the M8nsio-
In club L men. besides solossts and spe-
s-iaEStS- No collegiate club west OF PhEa-
s5elphia presents a programme OF equal va
riety. Walter Camp, the father OF Araerf-
can football and the best Informed coli
legs man In the country. places the Stan
ford clubs on the same plane with the
famous musical and specially clubs OF old
Yale.
Il = needless 10 say that Stanford needs
10 Introduction IN tn5s vicinity. She al
ready has won the loyalty OF our people.
and harbors within her classic walls many
OF our boys and girls. The club. on form
er tours. established themselves 50 favor
ably in musical and social circles that
their reappeagance VIII be feralded with
pleasure. A large house and warm recep-
ton VIII greet them. Their engagement
here VIII be the event Of the holiday sea-
son. They play one night at Seattle thea
ter. December Is. Christmas night.
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congregational Churches.

Flrst--Columhsa City. Rev. II. r. Rat
tray pastor. Preaching at 80 a. m. and
: % q. m.
Tayior-Blrch street. Rev. George H.
Lee pastor. residence, - Birch street.
Services Sunday at II a. m. and 30 y. m.
German Congregational-Sey avenue.
between Pine and olive. Services at II
a m. and 80 .. m John @. Biegstt, pas
ter.
Kirkland Kirkland. Rev. n. II. Blek-
neil pastor Sunday services at n a m
and $ y m. Y. 4. ;. (. z. p. m Sunday
school AZ Il neon
Brook Preaching at II a. IA. and 8
= N. sunday school at y O'Clock. y. L.
day evening al ; o'clock Amos A. Doyle.
pastor.
Edxewater-Rev. ]. r. Nichols. pastor
Ser,sfr~a al ii a. m ana 10. m SUNDAY
rbooi. 1915 =. m \. p. !. Z. F. =. m
Junior Y =. 3. {, F.. Friday afternoon al
80 Prayer services Thursday evening Of
eaca week
Cougreea lionhl church. Ballard - Post
street ana Second avenue Gottfrled Grae-
de- pastor German Sunday school a. 10
a IA Pilgrim Sunday school al fg N
German service at II a. m English
preaching al : - =. n. Prayer needing.
IS einesday a. 5 2. m
Vlymeuth-Corner Third avenuesand Uni
Nerslty street. Rev " II. - Temple. pas
tor. 1870 seneca street. telephone Green
~ Sgudy at house. Home usually each
day unfG . p M Sunday services AZ n
a nl and $50 D. n Morning subject
'0lorv Jo t3svd On che Highest" Evening.
'fDu Eargh. Peace" Christmas deco~a-
tiana ara Wusir. organ recital half hou~
before each service.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

Sousas concert band commences. on
January ] a tour unprecedented in point
OF time, travel and endurance. This tour
VII embrace a series OF continuous con-
certs extending, without break. over a
period OF six months in duration. IL viii
cover a territory of n 900 miles. reaching
from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific coast, and
from Washington 10 Florida, and VIII in
clude this city in as visit. The mere an
nouncement that Sousa and has band are
coming conveys all that needs be said. In
addition ne brings on this occasion a
charming soprano in the person OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Northrop and the Swedish vio-
linist, Miss Martina tombstone, whom he
introduced IN his concerts last spring.