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Port Townsend. Nov. 2s.-Speelaf .T-hsyn
Vas delightful dance given al Red Mems
nal last Thursday evening by the sisters
OF Aodawa Council. No 2 Degree Of poca-
non5as. The hall was aFtisficaIiy decorated
with green's flags and Chinese lanterns
The upper hall was used by those who dld
not dance ard wished 10 play cards. Dane
ing began AZ o'clock. There was a short
fHte Emission at midnight when refresh
nlents were served. Dancing was re-
sumed and continued until 2.30 O'clock.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs gefben
baum, Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo, Mr.. ana Mrs
Cook. Mr. and Mrs. O'Nea. Dr. and Mrs.
i-yai Mr.. and Mrs. Lively. Mr.. ard Mrs.
katz. Mr. and Mrs. Gerson. Mr. ard Mrs
Vyckon. Mr. ard Mrs Ashiy. afr. ana
Mrs. Tell Mr.. ard Mrs Barthrop. Mr. and
Mrs. Trapair. Mr.. ard Mrs Roberts. Mr.
and 9srs. learned. Mr.. and Mrs Lake
Ar. and Mrs. Steiner Mr. ard AIRS. Rak-
or. Mr. and Mrs. Cagsten Mr. and Mrs..
Yerkes. % Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Lord Mr.
ara Mr.. Serge. Mr.. and Mrs. Btggs. csu,.
and Mrs BarreSon, Mr. and Ms PINK
Mr.. ard Mrs. Kiocksr. 1fr. and Mrs. Berg
man. Mr.. ard Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs. Prln-
gle. Mrs. TFimhie Mrs s@avey. Mrs
p.Gmley Mrs. PoFfman Mira Wa~@ar
Mrs 9R@ar. Mrs. Shearer, Mrs Cs4osr
Mrs Williams, Mrs Hal. Mrs. Wright
Mrs. Sh4ner. Mrs. Hastings. Mrs. Hark-
lns. Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs. Davis. Mrs.
TiusIey. Mrs bartlett. Mrs Pune. Mrs
I've. q Kentuckys Miss Talbot. OF Ken
fpeky, Mics webb. Iiss FNyrfsnx. Miss
Oliver. Misses LIBBY, Miss Downs, Mas
Clapp. Miss Morris. Miss Merit. Mas
s-ratton. Miss Maud Strarton. Miss Shat
tuck. Miss Heath. Mss Trsmbse. Miss
tiooeh. Miss Daisy Siooch. Mss Pitcher.
Mss Bell. Mss Badsr Mss Baker, Nlsx
Blanche Baker. Miss Morr5soa, Hiss
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SEAMAN Mss Barthrop. Me. =.
fursonS. Miss wsnase Ess.sN1vo. -
SnooS. Miss Plumlsv, Nj.
MISS Feitse Psumley, Ms ~. nsaeannl1
Perros, Miss Batter. Ms, - ~
Miss Lucy Rnster. Mss p--S.s kessp
1nornton. Miss Carrie Rus 49, ~
OF kentucky. Mr.. ]. AZ 49, nfbk
poonS. Mr.. J. E. Doebs. M : ) y,
Capt Graccso. OF tho shin rs.,. 2 nl<tn
Lawrence, Mr.. Il. /. RaEa~ Ssa III
Mr.. Harmed. Mr.. PagA. Mr. ca.. issso.
Potter. NJ. Butler. sIr. ONE ~ VI
moth. DR.. Lee Baker. Mr. 49, Ss1<lk.
Martin. Mr.. Budress. Nj Ct II
MIR. Hutchinson, Mr.. Fritz NJ ~es1l1<
Mr.. Bergman. Mr.. Ed Shassnsk 'rru'enags
Shattuck, MIR, Munroe WyckoW =. In
by. Mr.. Willoughby. Mr.. McJ.< -.
Hayes. MIR. Psummer, Mr. o. -,
Hayden. Mr.. MCGOWAN Nv M -.
hurry. AFR. Stevens. Mr.. Cilprsr ~ -
dor, M. Baasr. Mr.. ?. p. Christian Il
fringe. Mr.. Morrison. Mr.. BiesS =
Van see, Mr.. Pitcher. Mr. Ssirson $
Learned. Mr. Cookirgham. Of Seat.i.. =
sam Harmed. Mr.. Snyder. Mr.. New. :.
and MIR. Humphrey.
The Athletic Club is going 10 NV . :.
dance at Red Mems han next Tn.ssss
December I. A good time IL antic,nss~s =
Inspector t. p. Christian was 4, -
last week visiting his parents.
Mrs. Mayo. wife OF Deputy SAs-,6 =.
J. Mayo. leaves az an early date for . y.
with relatives In the East. She srn..'
10 he gone all winter.
Miss Moore. of Seattle. q your. =,
well known here came down and -
Thanksgiving here. the guest Of Rev. 1,
Mrs. Brookes .. Baker. of ST. laal
church.
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snahnmi.h Happenings.

snohomish. Nov. z7.-specisl-Mr. John
Connolly IL quite sick.
Miss Clara Johnson, OF Arlington. yis-
fed friends Is the city this week
Miss Aaeua Anderson. % Machias. has
been the guest ef Mrs. A. Morgan this
week
Miss Jennie Issckie. az Woods Greek.
was a guest - SaohOmiss friends this
w~ex
Mrs. Charles seatnsy ard Mrs Frank
Evans visited srienas In Everett the arSt
81 the week.
Mrs. W II. Morrison has returned from
a short visit with friends IN Seattle
The hard hogs baye secured furnished
room and are now PRACTISING for future
entertainments
Mrs. Capt. Mcmillan returned the arst
of the week from an extended yisLt with
friends liz Seattle.
RsvlvallsE Boyd. Who has been assisting
neE. Hanson "a revival meetings zt the NJ
J. chmrsf has DEPARTED for Mount Fef~
Ron. Rev. Hanson rs coBting-ns .ae meet
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Chehalis, Nov. eS-Special.-One a. 4.
most enjoyable social affairs Of this faer.
on Thanksgiving, and at the sauna ~.
noteworthy event. was an old srtfl>v.s
party held at the residence OF Sens,se
Francis Donahoe The evening Vas 49,,
playing cards and discussing the evsst.
of days long before the town Of chsAah.
was placed on the map. There wero sw,r-
ty-iive ladies and gentlemen In the arr,
OF these all but one or two are still actsxs
in the affairs of life. Several were -.
here. and although among the Oldest ~.
tiers at the party. are still on the susnp
side.
Probably the most remarkable Of -.
ator Donahoe's guests was Mrs IAnA
who has resided here since lS2 AIfAouA
So years or age. she enjoys good hsesik
and is as bright and active a. meas
women thirty years her junior. She Il a
mother of Mrs. Mcdonald. who VA u,
present. and the grandmother Of IN
Donahoe. A couple of blocks away hun
the scene Of the party lives Mn, n
Murphy. daughter Of Mrs. DonahcA u
this lady's infant daughter. as It's mn.
great-grandmother. Mrs. Lane taxa /
great deal OF interest and pride.
Those present at the party were: IN
Thomas Newland. 1883: Mrs. John Nh.
land. 1861; Mrs. John Con. lS53. Mrs WIN
lam Urquhart, born here: Mrs. c. "
Maynard, born here: Mira. Francis Dcanv
hoe. born here; Mrs. A. Donahoe IA
j. II. Long. Mrs. Lane. 1859. Mrs. MeI1or
aid, 1852: Mrs. William West. MA
urauhart. Mrs. John Dobson. Mr.. IN
Newland, 1867; Mr.. Thomas Newland, il
Mr.. John Con-. 1852: Mr.. William UrQS
Mr.. John Con-. 1859: Mr.. William uSVa
hart. born here In 1850: c. w. Maynard
1874: Francis Donahoe. 1s71; A. poneAeo
1872: ]. II. Long. 1868: William West. r.
John Dobson. 1854: w. II. Fl. Davis II
The party was royalty entertained b
Mr.. and Mrs. Donahoe. It. hrcks 10 ~.
o'clock. after delightful supper had ~
served.
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tnxs naaps Considerable interest is mani
fest and several conversions nave already
resulted from the earnest work OF the pas
tor and his assistants
Mrs. Robert Henry. who has been visit
ing friends and relatives inland about ChS-
cage for the past TWO months, returned
home Monday.
The ladies' OF the Presbyterian church
are planning for New England supper IN
the church parlors on December ?.
The ladies OF the Conversational church
gave a pleasing social at the church par
lors Thanksgiving evening.
The earnest workers OF the Presbyterian
church gave a party a. the residence or
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X Loose Saturday night.
The public school children have enjoyed
the past TWO days at vacation. the board
granting them Thanksgiving and the day
following.
Old and young people have enjoyed the
delightful skating of the past few days
and sleigh-r!d.ng has found many enthusi-
asts.
Union Thanksgiving services were held
IN the Baptist enurch Thursday morning.
DR.. Davenport preaching the annual ser
mon and beautiful music being rendered
by a choir composed of the various choirs
OF the city. In the evening special ser
vices were held in St. Johns Episcopal
church
The Mandolin Club. of Snohomish. gave
Quite a number from surrounding towns
were IN attendance
Miss Sue Randall and Miss Eva Bailey.
former teachers in our pubic schools, but
now OF Everett. spent Thanksgiving with
friends in the city
Mrs. A. d. Austin is visiting her mother.
Mrs. DIR. Morris. at Seattle.
The friends OF Mr. and Mrs c. Walters.
of Monroe, surprised them Thursday
night, enjoying the evening at cards and
dancing. The following were present: Mr..
and Mrs. ;. Stretch. Mrs. j. Dillon. Mr.
and Mrs. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Peddy-
cord. Miss Nellie Francs, Mrs. Alice Pom
ter. Ray Ross. Rob Stretch. John Francs,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Walters.
The past week has been fruitful for the
matrimonial market. Mr.. George Crax-
ford and Miss Anna Howard were married
at the home of the brides parents. south
of the city. on Thanksgiving day. the Rev.
Davenport officiating.
Mr. Carl Clemans. OF the Snohomish Tri-
hume. and Mss Alberta Merritt We're mar
ried at the home OF the bride. Woodland.
Cal, "Wednesday noon. Mr.. and Mrs
Clemans viii return to Snohomish and
make their home here.
Deputy Sheriff L. ]. Dwyer and Miss
Viola Weller were married at the Catholic
church. Everett. Thursday morning, No
vember Is. The couple are now on we'd
ding tour in Eastern Washington, and viii
reside IN Everett on their return.
Mr.. J. A Coleman left the first OF the
week for Dakota 20 visit his old home. and
return with Mrs. Coleman, who has been
in the East for the past two months.
Mr.. James Cairns. jr., and wife, of Col
fax, Wash. are the guests of Mr.. Cairns
parents. Rev. and Mrs. Cairns, OF the
Baptist church.
Mrs. J. II. Plaskett informally enter
tanned a number OF friends "Wednesday
evening. The evening was spent in card
playing and games with delightful lunch
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Russell han. corner. Third avenue and
Cherry street. Services Sunday at II a. m.
and Thursday at els y. m. Sunday school
Immediately after the Sunday service.
Reading room open during the week.
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AT THE CHURCHES.

Hereafter notices IN the church directory
wLu BE ccrdaed % announcements Q.
mons Extended musical programmes Tor
Sunday services and announcements OF
church entertainments viii only ee pun
fsshed al advertising rates Notices Tor
tfis DEPARTMENT saolIa bs received az this
Office noE later than p m SATURDAY. n
order 70 insurs publication % sunday
manning
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AdyeDtfsts,
Salvation Army.

Advent Christian meetings IN Masonic
build.ng-Dr. William Chapman, pastor
Social and prayer meeting at 1918 n. m
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rsv~t Hlsszcn--fn WARTS hsu. George
town. South seattle FTeacaslg as ,. n
Rarton cnures-Eew. George = Wait
ugarsh d D n&SsHg. Services a. : and
30 p m UnlSu Sunday senooa a. Il a. a.
Second. North Seattle - Third avenue
rsgza AIS Harrison street. Rev ". A
NJ or uasfar Services 81 Il q. m
are "a +, IA by fte pastor. Y 2 8. g
= AZ = : :. "a. MiGwesk EaeeSins Th1Fs-
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First Spiritual society

First Spiritual Society meets every Sun
day at Rialto, on Madison street. between
First and Second avenues. Children's ly-
ceum meets at II q. m. mediums meet
Ing following. Mrs Spalding will speak
Spirit messages BY Mrs. Ruth Pane. Ev-
ening meeting at z:S0 o'clock.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths,

In order 10 secure correct inserffoa 4
notices under these headings. the tom
should be left at the business off1ct n
this paper. No charge Is made for -
notices.
Funeral notices. resolutions or other n
ciai announcements will be charged ~ -
tate OF 10 cents per line each insertfon
POST-INTEI.fIGENC ca
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Mount Carmel Mission.

Noun Carmel Mission-Corner Third
and Madison Meeting every evening at S
.. m. Sunday morning al IL O'clock
Friday Divine healing at D. m Con
Johnson, superintendent. Christian ALI
ance meets every Sunday at p. m. and
Thursday at p. m. In same hall.
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@pfrstunf Meeting.

Services will be held in Masonic temple.
Pike street entrance, this evening at 80
under the auspices OF the Seattle Spiritual
League Lecture NoYem Der - by Judge
Williams.
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ZIMMERMAN-Tbe funeral OF Ans ~
of Louis Zimmerman. will be held
afternoon az o'clock, az Butterwq4
undertaking rooms. Intorment N -
View cemetery.
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North Sesttle-Taird avenue and Cedar
street. Services a - a. m and ~ ?. IA
b Rev. d. g Ellis, OF Port Townsend.
800 ana Man street p-eaeh.ng az II
a e and ; = n. by Rev. G. A Bale.
Young peoples meeting. Z ,. n
Sxed lsn--Elghth avenue and Bel street.
Rev. Andrew SwaTtE. uasgor. residence. 81
Dexter street. Services a. te-l@ a. N and
sss8 p U. Sa11Ay school, nooa- Young
Ps-opse's meeting. : 2. m. THURSDAY prayer
meeting p n Saturday Yong People =
naea.iwE 81 ? n.
First Saptis1~-Fourth avenue, between
rarsaS and CAeEry Rev Louis =. Bower
80. pastor. Presiding services az u a.
u ard 80 2. "a. AfoTHlHg theme. The
TFr-hAngtng Gariet" kVaHInE. Sin and
is Antlaots" Es5is school st 1zis 2. IA
yesrnw peoples services al cd y n. All
Cordially invited
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SOCIETY IN TOWNS NEAR By.
Continued From Page Eleven.

Continued From Page Eleven.
be glad 20 know that she Is much i'm
proved in health
Mr. John j. Young. OF North Yakima
was in the city this week.
Miss Lydia Powell. of Wha,com. ar
rived ia the city on Tuesday.
aIr. J. b Franklin, Of Waverly. Ia, was
a guest at the Hotel Monte Cristo this
week
Mr. r =. GRAY. Of Tacoma. was In the
city On Wednesday.
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Evangelical Association.

avenue. Rev. August Ernst, pastor $50
Harrison street. Services morning and
evening.
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TIE California readers % IRE Pcxt-rn-
te.4AgslceF ALL HH1 X % sale aasly a.
@a0H~r s Ca ssaL1nsrF stess -4S Ma
krt szEeet. lass Gre E3@ek - AfaTkss street
z40za lie Saro.4.e<s oG-ce. gr.Gs &C.
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rIr.t Church of Chri.t-scienti.t.

Barracks. corner OF Yesler why and Sec
ond avenue south.
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display AdveI4
ments changed for the Sunday Issue
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TAYLOR-In Seattle. Friday. NoveMA4
q. 1896, TO Mr.. and Mrs. ii. G.. TsyI@t
SON
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spirItnaIists.

Spiritual meeting Petfis hall. Even
ing Tests. Ienont.
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Unitarian Church.

FYrst-Seventh avenue. between Pike and
Union streets. ]. H. Acton. minister: res
idence, 900 Eighth avenue. Preaching at
D. m by Rev. Alfred w. Martin, OF Ia
coma. Subject. "Man's Highest Aim in
Life
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day at ~ .. m Morning subject. 'Wcr-
ship in Its Relation 10 Form and Place
Evening Buying Without Money"
Westminster Preseyterian-ServfceS to-
day al II q II. and T.As p. m. Sunday
school. ls.so- Christian EndezvorerS. $50
.. n. Hugh ". Giichr!ss. pastor.
Calvary-Services today al Il a. n. and
: . m Sunday school at lssIa Prayer
meeting Thursday al 2. m. Rev Donald
Ross. pastor. residence. Isl Market street
wessh-Seyenth avenue and Olive street
Rev. William Davis. pastor. Services AT
1870 a. n. and 30 .. m Sunday school az
> p. n. Glass meeting "Wednesday at 80
?. N.
First observation-disclosures Fourth ave-
rue and Spring street Rev. A L. Hutchi-
son. u. D.. pastor. residence. 1913 Marion
street. In the morning the second in the
series OF sermons on PTeshyVerianisrn.
Topic. Founders OF Preshytertanism IN
Policy and Doctrine" In the evening the
monthly song festival viii occur.
Thanksgiving choral service VIII be rem
dered by a special drilled chorus choir.
Sunday school. 1880. Y. p. s. C E, e;is-
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TACOMA BUREAU-No. 1l2
ayenus. 80
RFITINGHAM BAY--New WneR
o. H. Culver. Manager. 49,.
OLYMPIA-4l7ls Main street.
Watson. Agent
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Post-Intelligencer Is open until u = ~
Sunday hours. q. m. 10 lid p. ~.
10 Q d. m. Classified advertisements
be received I'D to this time.
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Sixth avenue and Seneca street-Kev. W.
NJ. Howie. pastor: residence. 1922 Terry
avenue. Services. IL a. m. and 7:30 D. m.
Sunday school. I2:l5 y. m. Y. p. S. c. E..
$50 d. m.
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Restitution.

Bible reading every Sunday. p. M. and
Friday. 1880 y. m, at 23S First avenue
Restitution will occasionally be the theme
A cordial invitation is extended 10 sill.
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Catholic Churches.

Our Lady Of Good He.p-Thard avenue
south and WASHINGTON street. Rev. f. Y.
Prefon,asne. pastor Low mass a. m. !:
high mass. 1890 a. H.: beneslctlon. f;S5
.. N.
street Conducted by the RedemDtoristS-
Rev. Joseph A kautx. c. IS. r.. pastor.
Low mass with sermon a M: hign mass
with sermon. 1880 a m: Sunday school.
9.30 .. m: vespers. sermon and bene3ic-
ton 80 p. N.
Church OF the Irnmaculate-Broadway
and Madison street. Rev. Victor Garland.
pastor; Rev. A Trivelh and Rev. J. Mich
olson. ASSISTANTS Conducted BY the Jes-
usss. Low masses at a. m and S.l5 a m.
high mass at 1870 a m. Sunday school
az 80 2. u. ami evening service at I:SQ.
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Christian Mission and seamen,s Bethel

In basement OF Seattle National Bank
building. Occidental avenue and Yesler
way--Services. Sunday at and 7:45 p. m.
Week day services every day at L o'clock.
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Church Of Christ.

Olympia Avenue Church OF Christ-s1I
Olympia place lend of North Seattle car
line). Rev. A. c. Vail. pastor. Morning
services at IL: evening. o'clock. Sunday
school at 10.
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Yes!er Junction Church-Preaching on
Sunday az II a m.
Duwamish Chllrch-Daniei Bagley. pas
tor. Sunday school at 10 a. m Preaching
al I;30 0. M.
Farst-Fina street and Third avenue.
PreacnLng at II a. m and $50 p. m. by
Rev. Nilford NJ kellogg. OF Chaplin, III.
I'D p. m Y. p. s. c. Z. st els p m.
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Christian Church.

First-Seneca street. between Third and
Fourth avenues. Rev. J. n. Smith. pas
tor: residence. els Fifth avenue north.
Services al II a. m. and $50 p. m. Sun
day school, 9:45. Y. z. S. c. E., els p.
m. Prayer meeting Thursday.
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Practical Illustrations.

Suppose I should 80 iato a mandatory
where they were making worstaa eno.ts
ana walking aroan8 among the looms
snouid stop Before one and watch The az.
1en8ant As she regulated the sautties and
foAo@ad sae pasteru. Then suppose I
should say 30 heE. "You guide nose ,.hs4t-
ICES very denly. N2ur flngers have TO Ne
prsssy Csu0ie and yoar eye very corra-t.
r p1EsEes nc 20 understand how yos can
na&n2ga t1ese looms 50 that any desixu
can be worxs1 0ut.' And taen. examining
an end cf tha goo2S. suppose / Should
break 0sSE w1ths "N hE. what kind 81 a
pattern s tnts. AEv Szy@ 7 cau'. make
head Or tall q 81 l. ioeks % ne taxs Ike
q loI oS ezotcses-" WAzs DO you ina zine
she wou.a say In al prchahlI.v sac
wouia answer. Yea praised Ire hard =
racmsat sxe. sn1 uow yoE condemn tie
hanaiwerS. Had yoa noe better wait M
tli TIE pattern = hnSsAe& Any BOW vsssa
are leaNiag up0n tae wvoag Siaa. szs
neither side sI8 ~ satisfactory ra~
Come again Shea tas goods are aaishea
Ana fG1xa Eae1. Had ~s not better lear
a isszoas These Various threads sogts
DARK. sosne hgak. shat xun thrauxh our
ilvss have khsls zce n ere design Had
se nes better wast e 0tGls@ Co.'s nnsean
N4nS - Eastni. aay SkaIfuL Fzs hotss .se
shsttle. BE fsSUi41ss sae 3oen- Ne Nfe
S44 aGneaf satisfactory ia sac s-isslz. az
tae areeess MaEsaSez. se ana sra sstas
% seoN a4oa sas Nroas s4ze 8. gAlass.
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Free NTethodist Cburches.

Rose. L. Smith. pastor Sunday
school. 10 a. m. Preaching. II a. m. Glass
meeting. u m. Young Peoples meeting. 4
p. m. Prayer meeting. 7.30 D. m. Preach
ing. p. m. Prayer meeting. Thursday. s
p. m.
Ffrst-Pine street. between Ninth and
Terry avenues. Rev. Alexander Beers,
pastor. Services: Sunday school. 9:45 a.
M; preaching at II a. m. and T.3o p. m. !;
prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:So p. m
Class meeting following morning sermon.
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Cumberland Presbyterian.

Ravenna Park-Rev L. D. Beck. pastor.
Services al II a N. and q. m Sunday
school. 10 a. m.
Third Cumberland Preshyterian-Corne
or Twenty-second avenue and East Cherry
street Rev. r.. r. Powell. pastor. resi-
dence. 70l Twenty-second avenue. Sunday
school at 1920. Junior Endeavor at $50
p. m. Y. p. S. c. E. at $50 y. n.
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Theosophy.

Theosophical Society, Amanda Lodge
Meets Sunday at 7:3o pm in room 2o7
new Yesler block. Subject. THE Chal-
deans"
Seattle Theosophical Society. 612 Third
avenue. Sunday. simple talk on "Theos-
ophy" at / p. m. Lecture at p. m.
by DR.. Allen Griffiths, of San Francisco.
Subject, 'Inoculation and Hypnotism."
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

ATTENTION. coMRADEs--At ths rss 4!
lar meeting Of John r. Miller fos. lssssI
day evening. December !. the ann@s
aiection will take place; all menluz
ara requested TO be present ~ %
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