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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-09-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Herbert Durand, of Ada, O., is visiting
in town.
Rev. E. 7. Hagerman and family will
reside in Norwalk.
Rev. S. D. Gammell will hereafter re-
side in BrOok6eld, Mass.
Mrs. L. W. Ely attended family re-
union at Seville, o., last week.
Mrs. S. F. Brumbaugh, of Seville, O.,
spent Sunday at j. B. Smiths.
Mrs. P. j. Linder, Of 0berlin, has been
visiting in town the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. VanAtor are in Clyde
attending the funeral Of his mother.
J. H. WOolley will go to Toledo tOmor.
row to attend the funeral of his brother.
Mr.. M. j. O'ROurke, Of st. Paul,
Minnesota, has been visiting his uncle,
Owen Brahney.
W. H. Fisher was in Indianapolis, last
week, in the interest of the Employees
Mutual Insurance Association.
In response to constant requests DR.
E. G. Rust will be in Wellington ut the
Office of DR.. Carl Rust every Saturday
afternoon.
Nicholas Robins and Edward Bronze
low will sail for England, October 3
from Philadelphia. Mr.. Robins will re
main six months.
Miss Blanch N. Armstrong will sail fo
Paris, France, October 18th, to enter {
conservatory of music. She contem
plates remaining three years.
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A society with liberal religious view

A society with liberal religious views
has been organized in town.
A carload Of flour consigned to parties
in Liverpool, England, was forwarded
by the Wellington Milling Co., this
week.
The United States Deputy Marshal, Of
Cleveland, was in town Monday, and
left subpoenas for s. A. Williams, How
ard Follansbee, Joseph Hartzel and L. G..
Stemple to appear before the grand jury,
October Z, to testify against the parties
accused Of rObbing the postofice in
this place last March.
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Catholic.

st. Patrick's congregation will have
their annual supper in the G. A. R. hall
Saturday evening, October "a. Immed.
lately after the supper the voting will
commence. A beautiful gOld-headed
cane has been procured, which will go to
the most popular candidate Of the two
occupying at present the attention of the
public. The cane will either be sent or
taken by committee appointed, to the
successful candidate. Said committee
consisting of two members of the congre-
cation and the third, some prominent
business man of the town.
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Grand Rally.

DR.. Flavius j. Brobst, the silver
tOngued orator, Of Chicago, ILL.,, will
open the free silver campaign at the
opera house, Wellington, o., Thursday
evening, October 1. Come and hear the
important issues Of the campaign ably
discussed. Good music will be furnished
by the band. Doors open at 2 p. m,
standard time. 7
BY ORDER OF Con-.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-09-30

Thursday, Oct. /: Fair aid warmer.
Friday, Oct. 2: Fair and warm; tenn
perature reaching a maximum of about
eighty degrees.
Saturday, Oct. 3: Increasing clOudi-
ness and threatening weather; local
showers and thunder, probable; cooler by
Saturday night.
Sunday, Oct. 4: Showers and cooler.
Monday, Oct. 5: Continued unsettled
and partly cloudy weather; nearly sta
tiOnary temperature.
Tuesday, Oct. 6: Conditions will be
very favorable for heavy showers and
thunder storms, occurring between Tues
day and Wednesday afternoons.
Wednesday, 0ct.7: Showers; brisk and
high nOrtherly winds and falling temper
ature; cold wave, very cold Thursday.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-09-30

Poison Ivy, insect bites, bruises, scalds
burns, are quickly cured by DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve, the great pile cure.
j. w. H0ughton.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-09-30
TheOsOphy.

At the regular meeting Of the class in
theOsophy Sunday, at 2 p. m, the papers
will be: ''The Higher Self" 'The Soul
Of Personal Work, and "The Message"
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-09-30

Man to sell sewing machines in Well
ington. Address, A. G. Burgess, 0berlin.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-09-30
Il. G. HARRIS,

Leading Shoe Dealer, Wellington 0
1st Door West National Bank
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-09
THE BISHOP SPEAKS.
=. Rowe Conducts Services at
Episcopal Churches.
esoeAvoR SOCIETIES TO MEET.
s.ssn Banner to BE Awarded Friday
Evening The New Presby-
terrain Pastor.

vsxs. Rev. DR. Rowe. the new Protestant
-.'--~oraI bishop Of Alaska, delivered the
-, -. At 81 MARKS church yesterday
80 and a. Trinity parish church in
- .-erirx St Clements congregation
- xi;h thai Of Trinity for The even
= ,e-vee. with the result Of conS.dera-
-. - sxelIlng the Attendance. The text Of
~ sGshgp's evening sermon WIS Matthew
.-.,stl Il; "Cyfl, woman. great II thy faith.
= = .nto thee even az thou vil!eth." This
..r,,,r consisted principally Of an elabora-
- ~ shs Gospel story. from which the
-, as taken, with comments on II. point
- -, fh. lessons 20 be learned tnerefroTn.
,-rsssntaIly he touched upon his failure
81 IN Alaska. and how largely through
- Al Of the church women Of the country
. ~ become possible 10 extend the mig
.s..sry work IN that region which has az
-. practically been unt0Behed by the
ss.rrh lie explained how the salary OF
80 bishops had been assured from the IN
,s.ssi Of a fund raised by the women for
-, rtgrpoee, and how the three dioceses
.fcaIlforna. oregon and Olympia had each
..sgtned The charge u providing for one Of
- rrlssfona ries who VIII accompany the
tAshor 10 the rev territory.
rhf services we're the full Lenten even
,sg services. the responses being chanted
hr TIE supplied choir.
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Ths subject OF Rev. William 4. shank.
ih's morning sermon In the First NJ. T.
church yesterday was. The Holy Com
munion." That for the evening was ''Jn-
eaS Aa usual there We're very large con-
eregaions. and the sermons Mcre Of tho
hAne earnest. foTcoful charao err whcih has
always distinguished those OF Mr. shank
In
AT st Marks yesterday evening the sub
ieoi Of tho sermon by the rector Rev. u.
& Jarrett. y a.. What Is tho Church 20
This is Tho third IN the spcs,ial course q
ler@~n sermons, similar In scope to those
stliFefed during tho same period last year
No~ a. then these evening services are
e~ins attended by many not members OF
tAe church
ihe evening sermon yesterday at Plym.
ea'h n rch hy Rev. W ~. . Temple vas
no OF The excuse SERIES and vas en-
u'iti. IF m Too Busy" II was directed
a. me usH0 Who thinks himself too busy
70 e-Nom" working Christian. the man
NA' Nii work nus brains weary and his
nHS'fs sero Tor himself tut has no lime
lor 'ia ant fhe church. IL was dircc.,
teintrd ana noiishsf
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Yukon Camp Stove
Endorsed BY practical Alaska Miners as the
Correct Thing. Call and see it.
l. C. MILES co. ie ia Yar Wr T. F. r DAw.psoS'

states Of Oregon, Washington. Idaho ard
"a ontaaa- There VIII probably Dc a few
also from California and Wyoming says
o. Inioa- a bishop Is expected to pre-
ssc@ over the Getting.
The Criitentou mission services have al
ready t.orne good fruit in Butte. Mont,
anG Florence rescue mission home vii
soon De established in that city through
the efforts OF Mr. crIttentOn.
Rev Or. Bnshoug. Of Portland is con-
itlctng successful revival Of religion
IN the Grace Methodist Episcopal church,
vas crowded with anxious seekers on
Thursday night.
Under the influence OF the Salvation
Army six man in the Linn county jail
have profsssee 10 be converted. and II
IL PROBABLE all o, these prisoners Will
plead guilty. ask the mercy Of the court
and take their sentences.
The Methodist Episcopal church. OF Gen.
;erviiie Mont. VIII be dedicated Sunday.
March X Rev. DIR. McInturr. OF Spo-
kane. VII preach the sermon on the ac-
casion. and viii conduct special meet
ings 10 that town for week
Rev. A. l.. Hutchinson. the new pastor OF
the city with his wife and one Of
mis- children on Saturday. The re-
rnainder OF his family will follow
next week. For the present he Is
stopping al the Occidental hotel. but he ex-
poets 10 occupy a house on Ninth avenue
within a very short time.
F. NJ Jones and J. r. Walton. the
singing eYangei!sts, have closed their So
ries OF meetings in the Wesley Methodist
church. and viii conduct a further series
this week az the Madison Street Method
Isl Episcopal church. corner T~enty-third
lists had charge OF the O'clock service
at the Y II. c. A. yesterday afternoon
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Seattle Council No. 6 of Royal and Select
Masters held its regular assembly Thurs
day. March G. and after transact1g con-
siderable business conferred the Royal Mas
ter dergee.
Arcana Lodge No. s.. F and A NJ. will
confer the Entered Apprentice degree on
Monday March 2. This is the regular bust
ness communication.
The Order OF the Temple will he CON
ferred Friday. March Is. at a regular con-
clave OF Seattle Commandery. No. .
Knights Templar at its asylum, Masonic
Temple
The annual election OF officers will take
place Friday. March q. for the ensuing
Templar year.
The installation ceremonies will take
place Good Friday. April ;.
The annual Easter Sunday services VIII
occur April +. All Sir Knights and sojourn-
ing Sir Knights must attend.
Washington Lodge Of Perfection, No. l.
A. A. s. r. will confer the Fourteenth de-
gree Tuesday March II Tho installation
ceremonies viii also take place There will
be special convocation of Washington
Chapter Of Rose Croix. No. l. A. A. s r.
Immediately after the closing of the lodge
OF perfection.
The festival OF Mauu1ay Thursday viii
occur Thursday. April ?. under the auspices
Of Washington Chapter of Rose Croix, No.
/. 4. a. s. r
The impressive Faster Sunday ceremo-
MES will take place April AZ O'Clock in
the morning under the auspices OF Washing
ton Chapter OF Rose Croix. No. |.
Washington Chapter Of Rose Croix. No
I. will confer the Sixteenth degree on Tues
day. April J.
Eureka Lodge. No ~. r and A. NJ. will
hold regular cofnmunicat ton and confer
the Fellow Craft degree on Saturday.
March ~
All Masonic bodies will meet AZ O'Clock
p m, commencing April !.
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The little town of Kirkland with its $50
inha bitanis. does not present very busy
scene to the usual visitor. but Il is nerer-
theiess a bee hive in fraternal work. nearly
every man and woman in the place belong
ing 10 some organization. There are lodges
OF knights Of Pytrias, A. .. L. w. Good
Templars Rathbone Sisters and Degres
Of Honor. having respectively -. 50. ~.
81 and 81 members Each one of these is
in good financial condition and the sessions
ara largely attended. Beside these soci-
cites there are three ladies' aid societies,
two missionary societies. two Christian
F.ndeavor societies. one Epworth League.
one Congregational church. one Baptist
church. one NJ. +. church. three Sunday
schools and two day schools.
The IL Of +. has a COMMITTEES al work
arranging for a social and literary enter
tafnment that promises 10 be very fine.
The lodge has victim 10 put through
Wednesday night The Workmen are fig
urirg on securing a new hall and have
three victims on the string to put through.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoRERs ALIVE
p.l,y for Friday Evening -ronventions
- al. mn and Mn@ili ncfnn City.


TsA Christian Endeavor societies OF Sc
s,fla and vicinity mlIl hold union meet
~ Al the First United Presbyterian
sssrch. corner % Spring street and Sixth
avenue. next Friday evening. The praise
ssr.ics nil begin promptly at T:is. There
viii be roll call of societies. and the
iessl union banner will be awaTded TO the
so4sty having the Ieatest percentage q
l,s active and associate members IN at
tendance
After reception Of the new societies re-
Gently organized there VIII be short talks
On the state and int rnaticnai conventions
20 b, held this summer Then viii follow
the addresses OF the evening, which will
b. on various phases OF evsngeiistic work,
tsi eiil be made by Mrs A. J. Bailey, OF
Plymouth church Chaplain Reese. 81 the
Christian mission, and Ensign and Mrs.
slmonson. of the Salvation Army The
closing exercises viii be a conservation
service conducted by Miss Clara NJ. Bise-
loe
The annual conventions. on which the
locsl Endeavorcrs are working up an In
,erest. are the Washington state conven-
ton 10 be held al North Yakima the first
week In june and the International con-
yents0n 10 meet AZ Washington city dur
ing the second -1@k Of July. Seattle will
BE- representa-. ~ course. At both OF these
gatherings and from present Indications.
b. goodly number of delegates.
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'aci" II WORN AND WORKERS.

"a 'e "a -hu~.h N.li have a social on
- evening AZ a.
Hs Nr3utz. the hsx rrearher
we -...es 4 psosracir.i me- iigiss
tet e. fr.r.t~ " Rutler. % F,yrrrft.
- rf ealt to the CONGREGATIONAL
Iva iH fsr-as,tr.
g. re women a. Tf.nNv Parish are engaged
$3.50 np e.Nre ta~ tNe ALASKA mission
- as a"e lucetus sssrs Thursday for
N-@t p-r4s.sr
- 50 7'a-- .r iec Char>a ~ the I'm
's.t soH.fn. Nd YESTERDAY he q sr-
r. 80 fer-ef stfh na~4isicent eject
N"f iafs a trNsAA
- inasusl importance, - 20
Pes iu MIA Malta rariS ln Iune,
- t a. tfc gTv ssa5nE elders -
- We take pleasure in r>,ommcnlins
.-Aa's'' ..uu Cough kcus,,iv tvgsu>, il =
'Ai'cd bs al. Nao g., H. savs }. ". COX x
- aF,'ssl-;>. Na->a5oii. Orvr'n. No ore
--AtF,i " b 'a0st or hsns ir,ab.c can
'@i' reH.s'iv w,.h'li prssssng IL IL al
- s1F'S peoaut r-hcL Ii Is c~p.- ial. '
l''aAf,e ior co,ds IS II rvlieves thc lungs.
--Nss eFesthinc ca,.ef and ais eNpsciora-
- Aooli VII never r,--s,lt m prcurro,, a
80 'A's rencty : taken ard reasonable
'A's e1eressSNl lcr sale by druggists.
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Harmony Lodge. No. 5. Knights Of Pv-
thiss, held an interesting session on Thurs
dsv There was A large number OF menu
hars ard visitors present. brought out by
the announcement that there would he work
in the Second rank Vice Chancellor Jay
c. Alien and n II. @. G. Ike Koru repre-
seufed the lodge and Messrs Wrestling and
Cowis the visitors The impressive work
was exc-liently done. II being the opinion
o. all present that IL could not he improved
upon on Thursday evening Of this week
the rank o. Esquire Will be conferred upon
Two candidates. and as the social commit
tee has promised 70 provide Refreshments
ana also vocal music by lodge talent. there
will undoubtedly he a large Attendance and
a general good time.
Seattle Lodge. No 81. held it's regular
convention last Weines lay evening. at
which time two Strangers were proven IN
thu rank Of PAGE AM the usual business
frarsacteyt On Wednesday evening three
Pages viii BE- proven in the rank ~ Ea-
quire. All Knights are cordially invited
% be present.
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The regular meeting of Lorraine Chap
ter. No. 6. Wednesday evening was largely
attended by both members and visitors.
Grand Matron Mrs. Alice Taylor was pres
ent and gave an interesting talk. Mrs.
Emma Chadwick. grand marshal. and
MIR. 5. J. Chadwick. OF Colfax, also at
tended. the latter creating considerable
amusement In the course of an impromp-u
speech. Three petitions for membership
were received. Whist dancing and re-
freshments were In order at the close OF
tho meeting.
On next Wednesday afternoon at ?
o'clock Lorraine auxiliary Will meet in
the iihraryso Masonic temple. Lady
members of the order are cordially in
vited. Sewing will be supplemented ny
nSgazina work.
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In Honor of Robert Emmett.

Reimens hall was filed 10 the doors on
Wednesday night with a gathering of REQ
rese1tative lrfsh-American citizens TO do
honor TO the memory of Robert Emmett;
II was a joint affair OF the Irish clubs
Of Tacoma and Seattle. and consisted Of
a literary and musical programme and
banquet The address OF the evening was
made by John Arthur, who talked on The
Life and Death II Emnet." Mr.. Ar
thur's remarks brought out vociferous ap-
plauss and he was highly compliment I'd
for his effort ". ]. CoIASett reciteh The
Irish Republic" ]. W. Douglas and John
J. Reard1n sang a tlust- and short speech
&c were made by A. Smith. OF Tacoma:
D- ia Sweeney. I. u. Mccormack. !. ".
Mct-gwlcy. T. Fitzgerald. and several
others At the festive board number of
toasts were offered and responded TO vii n
fervor Much of the success OF the affair
vas due to the committee on arrang@-
rnents which consisted ~ J. n. Mccor-
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FOR SWEET CHARITY.
Work of Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent
-oclety-The Officers.

Al the annual meeting OF the Ladies'
Hebrew benevolent Society. held last
wednesday. the fourth annual report, as
given hy Mrs. I. Cooper secretary, Vas
read. showing that the Work Of s.steriy love
snd bsneyolence II carried on systcmltic-
ally and with discrimination. The society
was organized March H. 1872. with a char
ter membership OF thirty-seven. and In
corpora,ed March II following During the
last year Il gained thirteen members and
lost seven by removal from the city and
olher causes IL has given two entertain
msnts and one ball during the four years.
During the past year the society has paid
out $50 , for charity. Since organization
\ has d.shursed 81 90 IN charity. II has
held eleven regular meetings In the past
year, and now has q membership Of sixty
four and IN addition 20 the sum disburscd
In charity the members have donated cloth
INK aHd many Injuries 70 the sick ana poor
The thanks Of the society are rendered "a
~. Emil BorleS and Or Wetherspoon, who
have cared for the 81 X free ~ charge
offccrs were elected az follows. PrcSi-
Gent. AIRS A. Levy. vice president. Mrs.
u II friedrich treasurer. Mrs. Ida Da-
We; secretary. Mrs l. Cooper trustees,
Mrs \ T.. Cohn. Mrs. J J Cole. Mrs r.
kcseuthal. Mrs. Caha. Mrs. Abrahamson.
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Ancient Order I nited Workmen.

On March IA Evergreen Lodge. No. :.
will be one year old, and on that ocra-
sion there viii be a grand hall in COM
memoration of the event. The ball will
be held at Collins hall and the commit
tee in charge is making every endeavor
to make IL the success of the season in
fraternal circles. During the year the
lodge has grown beyond all expectations
and is today one OF the strongest in the
jurisdiction. At a meeting on Thursday
evening several candidates were initiated
and a number are to go in shortly. AT this
meeting six memorial resolutions on the
death Of Brother 4. Merrill were ordered
printed and presented to his relatives.
The lodge VIII send A A. W!sniolek and
John j. Reardon TO the Grand Lodge.
which convenes in Tacoma on April s.
and feels positive that in these two broth
ers II VIII be well represented.
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Black Goods.

Fancy Mohair. % inches wide. sc.
Figured Aipacas. $ inches wide. 5ec.
Mohair Crepon. - inches wide. &C.
Sicilians. 30 inches wide. &c.
Wool Figures. ts inches wide. sc.
Fancy Alpaess. 10 inches wide. 81.
silk and MChair Figures. u inches
wide. SIS.
silk and Mohair Figures. Is inches
wide. 10.
PaftarrS Snits
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Fine Linen Cheap.

Our linen stock will be found very
complete. with the most reliable hsauas
both OF Irish and German manufacture
ers' goods.
on Monday we will place on sale. hig
job. i92 dozen Bleaehed Honey coInh
Towels. the greatest value ever offered
by any house in sa.s city. or sale price
VIII be Tsc per dozen.
Twenty-Five pieces Bleachei and Tn
hIeached nanask. very heavy and dur
able, at 4sc.
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Seat.fe i,otEr. No. :. conferred the Ftrs.
degree Tuesday evensnx and VII confer
the Second degree tomorrow evening.
Lake wasStngto- iso~tg-. Ne. 81. VIII
coutsr the Ia8si4EoFy degree UPON one can
ts1Ats tonight.
Rts*x@sy R-eekAn L>sass. No :. conferred
he Ree-kah degree gp0n fxS oandi3a7ss
rr.ay evening. Th2re was a good at
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Independent Order Of Foresters.

Court Seattle. No. 5as at Its regular meet
ing Tuesday evening. March g. had an in
teresting session notwithstanding the ex-
element incident TO the city election. Court
Deputy r. II. McIaren presented import
ant communications from the Supreme
Court. and two candidates were elected.
Brother ". Crase gave notice that the
Oriental would be conferred on Wednesday
evening and on Saturday evening this SUBJ
lime and impressive degree will be con-
ferred upon several Tacoma brethren in
the Seattle court rooms.
1t was decided to improve both in utility
and appearance the court room furniture.
Brothers o. Cruise and Gregg. visitors.
were present and made Timely remarks.
and Brother Gregg invited all members Of
Court Seattle with their lady friends to
attend a social to be given By Court Puget
Sound on next Tuesday evening. March 10.
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Enrnsfers Of America.

Court Excelsior. No. u. h@id its rsEu-
lar meeting Thursday evening AZ Olyra-
Tic hsn- The hail committee reported that
AL arrangements were complete for the
grand invitation bail - be given a.
Ranke's hail II. e Stoeliirz and X
Klefer vii engage IN al interesting debate
next Tuesday evening During good and
y elfara Of the oT1er several az those pres
-eat made ve4l-tlraesi remarks IL regard 10
The good feeding thai exises among tas
members u the coslrt-
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n Is not 20 - wondered at that Ayers
Pills are In such universal demand For
the c,sr, OF constipation. h.li0usn.ss or a-v
a-aer complaint needing a laxative. ,hAsa
pills are unsurpassed They ar SUGAR.
ceat-~i. easy 10 take. and every dose 5 e.
fr..,tNs
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The Only
Sarsaparilla
At Worlds Fair.

tendance, quite a delegation from
Mystic Jewel Rehekah Lodge. No. 20. he
ing present. After the degree work was
concluded. all adjourned to the banquet
hall and a fine lunch was served.
Unity Encampment. No. ?. viii exalt
three patrfarchs to the Royal Purple de-
gree NNt Saturday evening. After The
degree has been conferred. supper will he
served. A good attendance is requested.
Visiting and sojourning patrlarchs are
cordially invited.
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Books TODAY.
SPECIALS FOR

SPECIALS FOR MONDAY ONLY:
Love Affairs of A Bioliomaaiac.-
By Eugene Field, sc.
Bitter Sweet" by J. G. Holland. &c.
Katherine" by J. u. Holland. &c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-09

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