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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

the illustration. The sliding upper
blade does not allow the twig to slip
away from the grasp of the shears. but
will even draw it into its cutting edge.
The inventor Of these garden shears is
now constructing other scissors upon
the same principle. and claims that cut
ting OF several layers of cloth is per-
formed with much less use of force and
with better results than with the old
time scissors.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

Increase $4,26O,OOO,00O sS4.96S,572, COG
British wealth has increased by four
and quarter billions of dollars in the
quarter of century. American wealth
increased more than eight times as
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

r. Chas. G. Abbott
describing in the
Popular Science
Monthly the effects
Of a drought Of 11S
days duration,
which prevailed In
the Delaware val
ley in 1895, tells
how frogs and mud
minnows man aged
to survive. While
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

Mrs. Spivins-Well, It's gittin' late
Guess goes down an chops some wood
an cook tn OIL mans suppah." clears
knock at door, Who's dar? Come in.
Gentleman tat door)-Mudder, doan
gou' know me? l is yo' son, key
Spivens; done been away TO fifteen
yeahs.
Mrs. Spivins-You Ikey Spivins?
Ikey-Deed is.
Mrs. Spivins-Well. II you is key
Spivins an yo' is sho' of it, just take
this ak an so down an split some wood
TO- yo' Oh mans suppah.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05
SCIENTIFIC CORNER.
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN
VARIOUS FIELDS.

Some Clever Experiments In Popular
Branches-Eiectrio Lights for Con-
ductors-A New Pruning Shears The
flying Man-Frogs Are Hard to XIII.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

"Blykins has his own way in his
iouse." Yes. But his wife always
ellis him what it is going to be before
hand. "-Washington Star.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05

During the quarter Of century,
British population increased by only
5,6S5,561 persons. Ours increased by
900 persons, or more than four
times as much.
The British national debt was de-
creased by s539, 1882 900; ours by double
that amount-S1, 075 ,643,56O. The Brit
ish debt, in 1894, was $50 per capita;
ours was $13.17 per capita. Next take
the statistics of wealth:
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Population,

Decrease. $3.50, 332, 600 75,643,56
Debt Per Capita.
British. United States.
1894 ...... $50 $l3.17
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
LESSON vi, MAY 1O-THE POWER
OF PRAYER.
Golden Text: THE Publican STANDING
Afar or Would Not Lift Up So Much
as His Eyes Unto Heaven" - Luke
xviii, 13.

HE LESSON for today
includes Luke xviii, g.
II.
The subject is almost
the same as that of les
son XI. of the first
quarter, Teachings
about Prayer" but the
text suggests a differ
ent line of thought. so
that this lesson is a
continuation Of The
teachings we then
learned. and not a rep
etition Of them.
-
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-05
imports exceeded their exports by ST.
316, los 900. We thus have the following
COMPARISON:

imports exceeded their exports by ST.
316,1O5 900. We thus have the following
comparison:
Period 1876 to 1895.
British imports exceeded
British exports BY. SIT SIG, 105, 900
United States exports eX-
ceeded United States
imports by. 2,1S6, 861 1868
First let us note the growth of the
foreign trade of the two countries from
1876 to 1895:
Imports
United
British. States.
1875. ...$1,S75, 773,515 $i6O,741 100
1895. $50. :. 2,0S4,9S6,550 731,969, 965
Increase,
1885,. ....s 2O9,21S,O 35 s271 ,22S, IT'S
Exports
United
British. States.
1876 ....... 81 ,O03, 10000 s525, So, PAT
1895 ........ 1,13O,S22.37O 1882 $50
Increase
1895 -. s127, 626,35o s267, S1o,s4s
Per Capita of Population.
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British

British United States.
1875 .S42, FAC, 100000 $50, OS3. $3.50
1890 ..... $1,000 900 900 65,037 ,091, 1877
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Conversational Churches.

First, Columbia City-Rev. B. F. Rat
tray. pastor Preaching at II 30 a m and
7:s0 in the evening.
TayIor-Blrch street. Rev. George II.
lee nastor: residence. % Birch street
Services. Sunday at IL a N. and 1;S0 D. m.
Kirkland. Kirkland-Rev. D. II. Bick-
nell nastor. Sunday services. ii a m.
andsp. IN. Y. P. 5. c. E. p. m. Sun
day school at L. noon.
German Congregational church-Sev-
enth avenue. between Pine and olive.
Services al II a. m. and a.n .. m. John
G. Biegett, pastor
Notwithstanding AZ II a. m. and s
n m, sunday school at L o'clock. Y. P.
& C E. 7:15 .. m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday evening at o'clock. Amos r.
Doyle, pastor.
Plymouth church-Rev. W. II. G.. Tenn
ME pastor, 1877 Seneca street. Study at
home until D. m. each dsv. Telephone
Green sol At II a. m. The Fellowship
az f-hrist's Sufferings.' At S .. m, salt
F,dgevater-Rev. J. T. Nichols. pastor
Services. II a. m. and s p N. Sunday
school. Ia:i5 Y ?. S. c. E, p. m.
Junior Y. P. s c. E. Friday afternoon
81 $50 Prayer services Thursday even
Ing OF each week
CONGREGATIONAL church. Balisrd-Post
street ard Second avenue. Gottfried Grae-
del pastor. Germsn Sunday school at 10
m Pilgrim Sunday school al u m
German service at II a m. English
preaching at 80 .. m. Prayer meeting.
"Wednesday az p. m.
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EufSccnai Churches.

s. Nary's-woodland park. Sunday
school a. 3 2. IN Evening service at
?. n.
s. Cieuenrs-Twenty-fo fourth avenue
south. rear YeSlsr way. Sunday school.
~ a m Morning service and sermon at
n o'clock ny Bishop Barker. Evening
service and sermon az 6 O'Clock by Rev.
George BuZzelie.
s. stephens. Ballard-Rev. ?. z. Hy-
Land. rector Services az II m and 80
n m Y. p < g e, So y. m Bible
class n. m Holy Communion, first
Sunday in month. II a. n: third Sunday
az $50 p. n.
Trinity Parish-Eighth avenue and
James street. Twelfth sunday after Trim
ifv. Earlv communion al 80 a. m. sun
dav school at s:S a n. Morning prayer
Al L O'Clock. Evening urayeT. 7:So. The
Rev. Bishop Barker VIII ofTlciate.
= Narks-FTfth avenue and Olive
street Rev. n. G. Garrett. rector Folv
corn u1tf-fon Ssa m. SUNDAY school al Q. *
A. n. Morning prayer and sermon a. Il
a N Evening prayer and sermon. s n
~ Rev. d c Garrett vii oTscta.e a.
NorH services There viii be z special or
der OF music. Il being the sixth annivera
Sary OF the installation 90 the boy cher.
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pr..hrterfan Churches

First MsssIon--In Wards ball. Gearra-
town. South Seattle Preaching. q m
Se-ona. North Seattle-Thlra avenue
y.nrtA arH Harrison street Rev " !,
Major. pastor. Prea ching a. y a. n. ara
s 2. n.
BENTON church-Rsy. George 2. Whit
worth. y. D. pastor. Services az : ara
80 p n. Union Sunday school a. = N
welsh-Seversh avenue AMI Olive stree,
Rev. william Davis. pastor. Services a.
1880 a n ard 71s1 ?. n. SUNDAY S-sosi a.
y n. class meeting Wednesday a. a
2,
Caivary-Se-vices totav at Il q. n a,s
o n Sunday school az I2.ts Prave-
meeting THURSDAY a. 2. n Rev. Dsns "a
Ross. pastor; residence. IL Market ssrs.st
FIRST Pressyterinn-CorUer FOURTH ax,s-
me ard Spring street. Rev A L Hu.~sf
son = n. pastor, residence 1853 Na~so,
street Morning sermon AZ 4 o'clock. Sr,s
1ect. The SEA q God Evening sa6-
asv school al I21sa Y. ?. : c. Z. az as
z. -.
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80 =. m Sunday school. moor Young
peoS.e's meeting. : , m THURSDAY pray
er meeting =. n. SATURDAY, Young Reo-
ri=ss meeting . n
~orth SeasEle--Tasrd avenue and Cedar
greet Services II a. n ard ) p n by
Pew. d J. Pierre. 2. ..
Market serses-Tw euty-foc-th avenue
sosy1a Ard Zaln street Preaching II a
~ ard . n % Rev. 9. A. Bale. Young
r9<opsess meeting ?. n
First chH-rh--Eourth avenue between
James AMI Cherry. Preaching az ~ a. IN.
and s ,. N Sunday schoc. AZ 1-sS2 ,. IA.
Young Peoples meeting. SO p III
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AT THE CHURCHES.

Hereafter notices N the charc1 eirec.
tory VIII 5e co-zr=d % announcements oL
church services orty ard S-1rects Q. ser
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Sunday services ar1 annoIrcs xlsEffs q
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Oar Lady % Good Help-orsentai avenue
a-s5 Washington street Rev. =. X Pre-
fonsatzs. pastor Low mass. A. m. hsgh
mass. 1879 A. n; benesiction, S.sa ?. m.
Church OF the TrnnacuAte-BroadSsy
ami Madison street. Rev. Victor GarTa.d.
pastor. Rev A T-tve1l and Rev. j. Mich
olson, ASSISTANTS Conducted BY the JS$-
ults Masses a. SIS A. II ard ia.sa q. m
Sunday school a. 2-@ p. M and osnscic-
ton a. SIS ?. m
Sacred Hsart-Ssxth avenue ard Bell
stree Conducted by the RedenpioriSts-
Rev Joseph A ks2tr. g S. r. pastor
Low mass with sermon. a. IN; high mass
VIII sermon. l9-31 g. IN: Sunday schcol
I'D p. IA yeSpers. sermon and neneasc-
efor 30 n m
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Lutheran Churches.


Sanders hall. below Sweeney's brewery.
Services 2.3o every other Sunday.
Norwegian-Danish-E avenue and
Pine street. $. r. Tollefson. pastor.
Study in basement. Services. II a. m.
and p. m.
German Lutheran--Services in hall. cor
ner Main street and Minor avenue Ser
vices every second and fourth Sunday o.
the month at 10 p. N. by the Rev. w.
III. Behrens, pastor. HOLY Communion az
II a. m.
German South Seattle Mission-In hall
near postoffice. Sunday services every
second and third Sundays Of the month at
3 p. m. Sunday school every Sunday az
. p. m. Pastors. F. knappe. 1915 HoweH
street; W. III. Kurtz. 1920 Howeil'street-
German Evangelical. Lutheran Zlon's-
Corner Tenth avenue and Stewart street.
Sunday school. $50 q. m. Sunday sery-
ices. 1890 a. m. and 7.30 Q. m: Bshel-
stunde T:31 and Jugendyerein $50 Thurs
day evening. Choir practice, Tuesday, f.so
y. N.
German Evangelical. Lutheran. ST.
Johns Congregation-Sunday services.
corner market and Main. in Rainier
Sunday school. every Sunday at D.. m.
Children's singing practice every Fricay,
80 p. m
Holy Trinity, English-Corner Seventh
avenny and Union street. Rev: James :.
Beate{ pastor: residence. 1422 Fifth ave-
nue.. = Sunday school at $50 a. m. The
pastor will preach In the morning, serv-
lee commencing al IL o'clock. No even
ing service Luther League on Wednes-
day at %. m.
Swedish Evangelical-Third avenue. near
Pike Rev Martin L. Larson. pastor:
residence. f42l Fifth avenue. On Sunday.
services at 1870 a. N and .. m. sunday
school 70 IN. and Bible class or prayer
meeting at D III. On Thursday, services
al s D. m The cent society meets at
o M the first and third Tuesdays OF the
month.
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SIS 90 5.Ia Io.5 SO IS 100 so
NEW YORk Markets.


New York. Aug. Z-The stock market
today vas duM for even a h8lf-hollday.
The total dealings amounted only 20 Sc asa
sksres. Three stocks. Sugar. Western
Union and g. Paul. figured for one-third
q the transactions. The trading Was
entirely professional. and the movement
vas governed hv several important in
ruences. the chief oae beng the bank
statement Laa1oa operations ys-s iT.s
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MONEYS MONEY!

We are purchasing arst-ciass enternrsses
49, seam and E.scrric Roads. esc.
Tso-opa-les orEanlze1 Money advanced
sSr 5@veloo-nsnf AVOID failure IN aoat-
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Methodist Protestant churches.

Tesler Junction Church-Preaching on
Sunday at Il a N. by Rev. s. Daily.
Duwamish Chnrch-Daniel Baslsy. pas
for. Sunday school al - a. m Preaching
at 30 ?. n.
Renfon Chgrch-Eev. r. F. Rastra~
pastor Sunday school al II a. m Preach
ing az % p m by Rev. B. +. Rattray or
Rev . Daily, president: residence, OF
Union street.
Frst-Pine street and Third avenue.
Preaching al II a. m. and ?. m by Rev.
A u. Boyd Class meeting az 10 q. n. sun
day school, 100 .. m.
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Births. Marriages. Deaths.

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Baptist Churches.

Sare1 lisa sGhta avenue and Rail st~ae-
EsF. la16rew SEartz. pastor. residence. -
Dexter s-.e1. Se<s.Sss. -a..a q. n. ara
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Free Methodist Church.

Frst-Pine street. between Ninth and
Terry avenues Rev. Alexander Beers
pastor. Services: Sunday school. s:45 a.
m. preaching, II a. m and - p m;
prayer meeting. Wednesday. 7:iS p. m.
Ross l. Smith. pastor. Sunday
Seaooi. 10 a. m Preaching. II A. N. Class
meeting, IL m Young Peoples meeting, 4
?. m Prayer meeting, 40 p. n. Preach
ing, 2. N. Prayer meeting. Thursday.
p. N.
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Cumberland Presbyterian.

Ravenna Park-Rev. L .. Beck, pastor.
Services al IL a. m. and s p. m Sunday
school,. 10 a m
Third Cumberland Observation-Disclosures
OF Twenfy-second avenue and East Cherry
street Rev. r. F. Powell, pastor; resi-
dence, SIS Twenty-hrst avenue. SUNDAY
school al l2:2n. Junior Endeavor at $50
p. n. Y. P. S. c. +. al $50 .. N.
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Christian Church.

Ffrst-Seneca street. between Third and
tor, residence, sis Fifth avenue north.
Preaching at II a. m and p. m. Sunday
school. s:s =. P. $. c. e, s:i5 p m.
Morning subject. What God Is TO Us. !"
Evening subject. "If Christ Came 20 Sc
attic" Prayer meeting Thursday night.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

Financial.
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Flrss Rss,asas s@a4 LeseAl PARK sa.a
Esge.zce2.
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TIA Northern Pacific are now making
yzta OF enc fare for the round trip %
Aberdeen and ocosta. Tickets on sale
every aay. Nothing more p4easaSs taan
visst % the grand Pactac oeeaa.
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THE MARKET REPORT.

FORCE Asst FOR SUNDAY.
Portland. Aug. .. 1905.
Fair: warmer.
b. S paGCE. rorecaster.
6 pTPARTN OF AGRTCULT-
URE. WEATHER BUREAU.
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Presiding Esser. Rev. r. 3 FORD. 2. D.
Karnear place and Anna street 01seA
Anrs-
Battery street-H. D. Brown pastor
Graee-Thg-tSeta avenue and King street
Rev. ". 7. Ford. pastor; resi1snee. Cd
Suffer.
German-ssewart street and Summit av-
1911 Summit avenue Services. T. ~
ami 7sso ?. n.
Sorwegian-Daassh-Ff avenne and
Olive street Rev. z J. I1undegasr1. pas
tor: residence. 51s Olive. Services II a. m
TOMBSTONE. pastor Services. IL a. -. az
p. m Glass meeting II m Epworia
League, TO p. n
Haven-Corner East Newton and East
John: Sunday school; 10 a. m cas-
meeting. u m Preaching morning ana
evening By the pastor. Evening subject;
The Silver Question From a Bible and
Christian Standpoint"
African " E church-1sao Jones street
Rev. Wilbur T. B. Harwood. 3 T. B.. pas
tor. Services. II a m. and .. m Class.
L m Sunday school 80 .. m Services
OF songs every Wednesday. p. m Holy
Communion first Sunday in each month
First Methodist Episcopai-cornerT Third
avenue and Marion street Rev. William
Arnold Shankiin. pastor: residence. s2
Seneca street: telephone Buff AL Services
az II q m and 8 .. m by the pastor.
Morning subject Reformation or Regen-
eration-which.'' Evening. st Paul
Madison street-Madison street and
Twenty-third avenue Rev. VI. A Cow
ington, pastor. The services viii consist
OF special music by the choir both morning
and evening and sermons by the pastor.
Subject for IL a. m. Christianity as a
Factor in Politics." at D. m. The
Church and the World" Sunday school.
23s D. m, Dr. Rufus willard. superinteni-
ent- Epworth League. p m.
Trinity NJ. Z. church-W. s. Harrington.
d. D., pastor. Public services at II a. m
and p m Class meettD~ at 10:i5 a. M,
F. j. Criddie leader. Sunday school az
1915, l. II. Tucker. superintendent.
Junior League at $50 Mrs. ]. r Kinnear
leader. Epworth League al Z. Prayer
meeting at on Thursday. Morning
theme. 'eBsble Pictures Of Man OF Gold"
Evening, The Comforter"
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Unitarian Church

Flrst-Seventh avenue. between Pike and
Union streets. j. II. Acton. minister: res
idence 90e Eighth avenue Sermon at II
a. n. Sabbath school at 1870.
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SPIRITUAL CAMP MEETING Is now in
session near Port Blakeiey. az Pleasant
Beach: everybody come: steamers Mary
+. Perley and A. r Robinson every day:
fare 3 cents round trip. Rev. @. c.
Love. Manager.
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EMPLOYMENT wASTEp-MALE.

WANTED-Work by japanese as plain
cook or housswork or lodging house, or
viii run elevator. or porter In hotel Ai-
dress Y. t. 212 Washington street.
WANTED-4position by firss-clags bread
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George r Cairnes. OF Chicago. viii con-
Suct the mems meeting Sunday az p. n.
Music by the Euterpean quartet.
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4 Personal Appeal.

Ny one thought before you and smonv
you. my people. has been TO know Christ
in order thar might make you know ans
love Him. That Is why ! have generally
sfeercd clear OF sensational ana shourx
subjects and secular themes God knows
7 have Cot tried % entertain you ! fancy
] nave talked too plainly for that. have
fashioned my preaching after no school
o. person. have just asked God 70 opea
up % me His Holy Wort. so that might
see wonderful things. and then. tn nv own
WAY. have presented them for your con-
siteration. How Door that r,~~ser.af-,-,
has been. ] am easily convinced. because
80 few comparatively. our % shiS large
congregation ana parish. have been per.
saaeesf By me 70 confess Christ There
has heen nothinE the matter With he
srata. That has been erand enough sna
powerful enough 20 create spiritual pans-
here any sunday. DO yea wonder. ,har
that I pay fer q deeper. tr1er krovgge-fza
81 nv Isera. and fo- higher arr. more cor
sumiEE zeal ana 6lyine- power IN. deIfv-
cry. 50 that yoa may know sna love Hin
too shall not this Gay and thls servjcs
bs hcuoTe1 ~ ths cry u some soul for
the fallest knoSte3xs % rs SAVIOR Must
another opportunity he cast awayg Mas
teri jesus, Fors4ke rs Hos as We plead
Tshv promise Rnd ask cor the conversion,
% a heart rcdAys You. who know S-ou-
datv ard wiN acg DO t. VOC. Who hear the
vol-e 90 ire CRASHED one calling and an
nor obey it, yoa. who have been arEulnE
pita yourselves &6out this matter ~ Your
souls salvation. ana yet sseu as far ~
as ever from the moment % decision.
beg cuce asore. as elcse my sermon. make
thss hoar she starting point o. yoar Cars
team lie. Heaven longs % prosla+u your
coronation. The Spirit and The Bride saw
coraes Cone 20 TIE SAVER Come now
Ara tat1s wI2i yol realize wcas Paul meant
vnen ~ wrote. out OF the fgI-esS % hiS
seal, she words &C my text. That may
know Hiar'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-23

Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy AZ per cent; last
loan 3, closed 5; prime mercantile paper.
nominally TdS per cent Sterling exchange
heavy. with actual business in bankers
bills at si.s5i4 95ia for demand and 49,.
Q4sils for sixty days; posted rates, &.ss9
4ss,2 and s4ssieQA STA: commercial bills,
s43G4s4 Bar silver, 6sizc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-23
Free Thou hit Christian science.

Free ThOught CHRISTIAN Science Class
meets every Sunday at p. m. and Thurs
day at D. m. at 2l7 Rolhn street. and
every Tuesday night at 1910 John street.
and every Friday night at rear OF sl4 Mad
ison street, opposite Central school