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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. May 15.-Cotton steady.
Middiing. 11-l6c; low middling, 71ac; good
ordinary. 1876. Net receipts, 1.61l bales;
1O2 bales; sales, 1850 bales; stock, 1888
bales.
NEW YORK May 15.-Cotton dull. Mid
ding, SIC. Net receipts. none; gross, 2,S2l
bales; exports to the continent, 1913 bales:
forwarded, 7S7 bales; sales, 1873 bales, all
spinners; stock. 12S.S75 bales.
MEMPHIS, May 15.-Cotton steady; mid
.dling, 9-16c: receipts IS bales: shipments.
GA bales; stock, 1870 bales; sales, 800 bales.
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Butter. Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. May 1o.-Butter-Receipts.
4.161 packages; market quiet; Western
gins, Ice Cheese-Receipts. 2.179 packages;
market steady; large. 5dss4c; small. 4lz@1oc;
Receipts S45l packages: market steady;
State and Pennsylvania, 10lsq11c; Western.
9d10i2c; Southern, SQS1ac.
PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-Butter steady
and in good demand; fancy Western cream
cry, 16c Eggs unchanged; fresh nearby. 9i2
@iOc: fresh Western, 91gQ10c. Cheese quiet
and steady.
CHICAGO. May 15.-On the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was firm:
creamery l16i15c: dairy. 9G13c. Cheese quiet
at 9Gl01ac Eggs steady: fresh, 7l2q9c.
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WILMINGTON May 15.-Rosin steady;
strained. s.35; good. 9. 40. Spirits Of turpen-
pentine steady; hard, sl-3O; soft, $40; vir-
gin, $190.
NEW YORK, May 15.-Petroeum dull
United closed az N.1S. Rosin steady:
strained. common TO good sl.S711Gl. 80
Spirits of turpentine quiet at 26leG26s4c.
OIL CITY. May 15.-Credit balances, s1.20.
Shipments, SS.7l5 brls; runs, $3.50 brls.
CHARL ESTON, May 15.--Rosin firm at
$1.40. Turpentine firm at 2Si2c.
SAVANNAH, May 15-Spirits of turpen-
tine firm. Rosin firm.
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Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 20; Shipments
light. But few on sale. The market was
steady on sheep, but dull and lower on
lambs
Sheep and yearlings, good 20 choice. s.. OOd3 70
Sheep and yearlings, common 10
medium ....................... 22502 75
Spring lambs, common 10 good ...... 3.00G4. %
Old bucks. per head .................. 2.00G3. 80
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Hogs-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 2 400. The
market opened dull and lower. all buyers
being Indifferent. the sales ruling 211d5c
lower, both packers and shippers buying
The closing was slow at the decline very
axad ,Io ror,oo x1,ac adj
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sHERIFI-s SALE.

Harding & Hovey. Attorneys for Plaintifr.
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Il {. stevenson is,S Attorney for PIaIn,lrr.
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Eos.yn. Wash. May ,. 80
IT wo-sla rot have been a wing
man To-Day Z Il had no, csen FOR one
% voe4g Bats raj ! wore I've = ars
sxo. Yours truly. John NJ Tee"
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A New Prayer.
RrSeos, uarafS

Here Is copy OF the prayer which
was used for the first time yesterday IN
all the Episcopal churches OF the diocese
OF New York. by direction OF Bishop Pot
ter:
20 Almighty Lord, who fashlonest the
hearts OF men and considerest all their
works. grant, We beseech Thee, 10 us and
10 all the people Of thi land, thespirit OF
obedience 20 Thy commandm e1ts; that
walking only In Thy fear. we may. under
Thy mighty protection, continue 10 dwell
IN Righteousness and peace. Defend our
liberties. preserve our unity. save US
from dishonesty. lawlessness and vio-
lence. from discorG and confusion, from
pride ard arrogancy. and from every evil
way. Continue Thy goodness TO US, that
the heritage received from our fathers
may be preserved in our time and trans
mitted unimpaired 10 the generations 20
come: that all the nations of the earth
may know that Thou. o Lord. art our
Savior and mighty Deliverer, and our
King forever. Giant this. We beseech
Thee. through Jesus Christ. our Lord
Amen.
And Amen.
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GLAD NEWS
The Mysteries of Ages
Are Clearing Them
selves and Men
Can Now Re-
new Their
Youth.
NONDROUS ACHIEVEMENTS.
In All the Annals of Medical
Success Nothing Surpasses
the Great Fem dio-Treat-
ment-Hudyan.
Wen Hitherto Pronounce In~urASie
Are ally R~nesiuS r cir euth WI h
Oncto-s, Lsrmrir HndYan

Ven Hitherto Pronounce In~uraSfe
Are ally R~newivs cir outh WI h
e Doctors ss~meiT Hadyan
Can ny one bring back 20 TIE the DAVIS
OF NY YOUTH When was yovng man /
was brim FUN OF energy and was what was
termed a capacious Eel w. Nothing pleased
me. led rapid life and the reSul, !,
premature decay. Can YOU help me-
This IS a portion OF the letter received BY
the old doctors OF the Hudson Medical In
stitute concerHng their youth restoreT. the
reTneGio-treatmeni. H9dyan.
AS there are many young men and many
iniidle-ase men who are in just such a con-
dition, who are cropping in pure blind igno-
rance. who have gnArlei and twisted and
distorted and distracted their nerves, who
have wasted their nerves. energy. and now
suffer from drains. wastes and premature
decay. These men. ard like men, who SUI
fer from Spermatorrhoea. Nervousness,
Nervous Debility. Neurasthsnia, should
know that In all cases the great remedie-
treatment. Hudyan. is a sure cure.
The strongest evidence can be given 70
any individual and the seTest proofs can
be brought before any person Il they Viii
take the trouble 20 write 20 the Hudson
Medical Institute for circulars concerning
the great Eudyan. Hudys1 is he remark
able renleG >-treatmen1 tkat has puzTlei
the ordinary practitioner and that has
bn!lt Mp the Hudson Medical Institute un-
Ill today Il - the largest med ,ai Institute
n the Western country. II may be well
fer every Individual 10 know that Hudyan
Is 2, ocurabie only at the Hudson Medical
institute. No one else has HEdya0. No
one els, can give YOU Hudyan. Hu6yan
stops %. es wastes drains and restores
Hu3yan cures Bad Dreams. Failing Senss-
lions. Dizziness. Constipation, etc. Write
or call for
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Congregational Churches.

Plymouth church-Rev. ". II. G.. Tenn
pie. pastor 1907 Seneca street.
First. Columbia City-Rev. B. F. Rat
trav. pastor Preaching at II 80 a. m. and
$50 in the evening
German Congregational church-Sev-
enth avenue. between Pine and Olive.
Services at II a. m. and $50 p. m. John
G. Biegett. pastor.
Kirkland. Kirkland-Rev. D. II. Bick-
nell pastor. Sunday services. II a. m.
and s p. m Y. p :. c. E. I p. m. sun
day school az II noon.
notwithstanding ~ II a. m. end s
2. m SUNDAY school at u O'Clock Y. P.
s c. e. lis p. m. Prayer meeting.
Thursday evening at s o'clock. Amos 4.
Doyle. pastor.
Tayior-Birch street. Rev. George II.
Lee pastor; residence 2s Birch street
Services. Sunday AZ II q. m. and 7:30 2. m.
Morning theme. "A Season in Salt" Even
ing theme "A Glance Ahead"
Farewater-Rev. J. T. Nichols. pastor.
Services. II a. m. and y. m. Sunday
school. 1915. Y p. s. G. e, y. m.
Junior Y. p. 8 c. F.. Friday afternoon
n $50 PRAYER services Thursday even
ing Of each week.
Congregational church. Ballard-Pos.
street ard Second avenue. Gottfried Grae-
del. pastor German SUNDAY school a, 70
a. m. Pilgrim Sunday school a l. m.
German service at II a m English
preaching a. 80 p. m. Prayer meeting,
Wednesday az p. m
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Fpiscopal Churches.

&. 3arv's-woodlsni park Sunday
school a. p. Evening service at
=. m
&, MARKS Nisslon-.olympi, avenue. AZ
end ~ North Seattle electric line. SUNDAY
school a. 3 z. m. Service with sermon ~
Law reader. 2. m
s. Clernent's-Twentv-f fourth everr,.
south. near Yesler way. Rev. George Bug
zene officiating Sunday school. 10 a m
Morning service NJ j o'clock Evening
service and sermon n o'clock.
s. Mark's-Flfth avenue ani olive
street Rev. n. <. Garrett. rector Holy
Communion a. m. Sunday schoo, a. 9. Is
a m. Morning prayer and sermon. l. a m
Evening prayer and sermon a 9.3o 2 m
s. Stephen'-. PaNar'-Rev. p 2 wv
land. rector. Services at II a m. and 20
y m Y P. 3 {. z. $50 ?. TT Bible
class. n m. Holy Com munion. first
Sunday in month. II a m: third sunday
a, % 2. II.
Trinity Par5sb-Flxh.A avenus a.,
James street Fifteenth sunday after
Trinity. Early ce,e bra Ion a. so a m
Ssn4av srAoo a 9:45 a m. Morning &c.
mon a. y o'clock Evening service. 20
THE confirmation class Will meet IN tn.
vestry a; ID a. m.
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WANTED-AGENTA

wANTED-A girl for general housework
i206 Marion street.
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Ranti.t Churches.

North Seattie-Th!rt svenu. a.. C.sa
street Services. i s.. N ami S p m. by
Rev. u j Pierce. Z =.
Market street-Twentv-fcur+h avsrv.
sagra ard Main street. Preaching II
m and . n ~ Rev =. =. Bale. YONG
peoples meeting : p n.
Frs chur~h-Fourth avenue. hetvae,
James and Cherry Preaching A. II a m
sunday school a. SO =. n Young peo-
pc : meeting. $50 p n. r. Y = NJ So~s-
tty a. .. IN
3ss1-EtghtA sven-1s ard Fell x--Ae.
Rev. Andrew Swartz pastor ressaerce -
nerteT stree Serves. = 81 a. ~ a~4
: ba g n Sunday scroo.. noon YsflDr
geopis's meeting. ? n Thurs az r,easrs
- meeting 2. II SATURDAY. Young Pa.
pses meeting. - n
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ar tloiic fhurrhe<.

Our Lady OF Good Tfslp-0r,ental avenue
ard Washington street. Rev. = Y. Pre-
So1iaire. psstcr. Low mass. A. m: high
mass. 1912 a. r., 5ensdic.!on. 80 y. n
Sacred Heart-SIxta avenue ard Reu
street Conducted 5y the RsGeIptorists.
Kew Joseph 4. kautz. &. IS R. pastor.
Low mass with sermon. q m. high mass
wlt5 sermon. ie-2n a. H.. Sunday school.
--S p n; vsspsrs. sermon ard oenedic-
nor. 80 ?. n
Cnurca o. the tway
AMI Madison street. Rev. Victor Garrand,
pastor Fev. A Tr.veili AMI Rev. j. Mich
olson, ss-starats- Conductei cy me Jes-
PTS Low masses a. a. II and Sis a m.
Hisn mass al 1879 a. IN Sunday scaool
a. 30 ?. n, and evening service a. ! 81
p n
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r T. Hawle-- ". w Ewing and Wm-
Beatty
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AT THE CHURCHES.

Hereafter notices n the church c'rer.
tory VIII be confined 70 announc~mants OF
church services only ard subjects OF ser
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Methods. Protestant Churches.

fesisr Junction Cbur-h-Preaching Ga
sunday a. II a. m by Rev. S. Daily.
DuRanlsh r'hurch-Dan.el Bagley. pas
,os sunday school at 10 A. H. Preaching
a. 30 p m
Fst-PIne street ard Third avenue.
frescnlns a II a m AMI ?. n by Rev
A " BOYD C-ass meeting "a 10 A. n. sun
dsv school. le:20 D m
Renton. Church-Rev p. F. Rat;rav.
pastor. Sunday school a. L u n. Preach
ing al 30 p. III. by Rev B. Z Rattray or
keV. 5 Daily. president: residence. 81
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Free Thought Christian Science class
meets every Sunday at l p. n. and Thurs
day at p. N. Al III Rol.iu street. and
every Tuesday night at 1910 john street,
and every Friday night a. rear OF s14 Mad
ison street. opposite central school.
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-. - N-t7-v sseR~~ - - tN-eA ..,7-
+-as~s t~.we~n = pa arz C-ss-.e, y.
vour iran sroyl ths Nss; sN-u4 - -
a. r,ea sort cs17ees- rc>ase-. - -
t-sr s~r foQrs ta Ts an ~
rar-aaf a.Ast~~ s WA s-e 81 Starry =
IS. gAsksr 5sSe. Se4n4 2xe1l. 50 -
sse44e, S1At-s. " 49,
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Church OF Christ,

Olympia Avenue Church OF Chr.st-sl4
Olympia place lend OF North Seattle car
line). Rev. A. c. Vail, pastor. Morning
services at Il; evening. 5 o'clock Sunday
school at 10.
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TheOSOnhv.

Amanda Lodge-Meets Sunday a. p. M.
room 207 New Yesler building.
Seattle TheosoDhical Society. 81 Third
avenue. Sunday, simple tax on 'Theos-
ophy" ar 2. m. Lecture at p. N Sub
tect Cycles"
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Camping and fishing parties OF five or
more can obtain reduced rates 20 and from
Lake Crescent by applying 10 James Nor
gan, agent Straits Steamship Company,
Yesler dock
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REV ARD.

A reward OF 80 viii Re reid for fnror-
nation leading 10 me arrest ard convic-
ton OF any one stealing copies OF tho
Post-Inte lligencer delivered TO subscribers
throughout the city.
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'T wa. suffering terribly from rheu-
ira Ism sEc nervous &c billy Inside OF
three months r3y energy and vitality
was res.ors9 ard | fer ike a new
man. I Nil s.says speak good word
fer your Be.-"-C. J. McAuil.re
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tec.. a Chan-e sho.~ Evening subject.
a. 80 o'clock. a Wise Mans Conclusion
Sunday school a. 14sSa Y p $. g E AZ
els = n Nr. 2. Boyd Wells assumes
charge % the choir today s11 good music
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births. Marriages. Deaths.

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notices under these head ngs. Inc same
should be left al the business offices OF
this paper. No charge is made for such
notices.
Funeral notices. resolutions or other spe-
ctH. announcements viii be charged at the
rate OF 10 cents per line each insertion
POST-TNTEII.fGF CO
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Advertisers desiring display advertise
ments CHANGED for the Sunday issue must
hand in copy by O'Clock Saturday TO In
sure cnange
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First Spiritual Soclety meets every Sun
First and Second avenues Chldren's ly-
ceum meets al Il a. n. Mediums meeting
following. Mrs. Lenoni Will speak this
evening.
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M'KEAN-Tn Seattle. September II. 1896.
to Mr.. and Mrs. c. u. Mexican. a daugh-
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Free Methodist Church.

F'rst-Pine street between Ninth and
ierry avenues. Rev Alexander Beers.
pastor. Services: Sunday school,, s.s5 a.
m; preaching Il a. N. and AS p. m:
prayer meeting, Wednesday, 1:45 p. m
hoss-E. L. Smith. pastor. Sunday
scnool. 10 a. II. Preaching. Il a m Class
meeting. l. m Young Peoples NEE ting,
?. M Prayer meeting. 80 p. m Preach
ing. p. m Prayer meeting. Thursday.
p. N.
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Advertisements under the head Of Lost
Round. For sale. For Rent and Srua tons
Wanted Will be inserted a. the rate of |
cent q word each insertion. Payment a.
ways In advance No advertisement re-
celyed for less thar "a cents
NCTfCF.-The business office OF ne
Post-Intel.tgencer is open until II D. m:
SUNDAY hours. a. m to 1870 .. m. and
TO .. m Classified advertisements will
be received up 10 this time.
Advertisements VIII BE- received a.
branch offices % he PcEs- fntslllseneer.
TATnAA bUREAr-No. if23 Pacific
avenue
poHT T0W%Sf<E DIV liam 7 T0ne@
PFf.Jf<GHAN PAY-New whatcom
o VI Cu-Ser Manager
O. YMPfA-4iTt5 Main street Charles
Watso~. Agent
The following letters await advertisers
a. shfa Office.
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United Presbyterian Church.

Sixth avenue and Seneca street-Rev. ".
NJ Howie. pastor: residence. 1922 Terry
avenue. Services, II a. N. and 100 p. N.
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tHTfStIHu Z NuFf'H.
s~s.-Caoaoa S-raa+ ha.uaer Thtr4 ana

F!rst-Seneca street. between Third ana
Tor: resIdence ga Fi,th avenue north.
Preaching at II a. n. and 5 p n. Sunday
sehool: s:4S = p $. G. E.. e;iS 2: m.
Evening subject. 1.-The One Thing Lack
Ing" Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
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Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN.

Ravenna Park-Rev. L. D. Beck. pastor.
services at II q N. ard p. H. sunday
school, 10 a. n
Third Cumberland Preshvserian-Corner
OF twenty second avenue and East Cherry
street. Rev. r. T. Powell. pastor, resi-
dence, SIS Twenty-frst avenue. SUNDAY
scnool al 1920. Junior Endeavor at $50
p m. 7. p. S. c. Z. al $50 p. N.
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Henry Bode. tailor. 2o9ls Pike street.
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AdveuriSts.


Advent Christian meetings In Masonic
huilding-Dr. William Chapman. pastor.
Social and prayer meeting at 1918 a. m
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WANT~EED-Two live men can work Inn
good sss-ar.ed positions. 81 Boston hcrf
f6+9 First avenue.
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Lecture nv ..Rov Orator

Test by Mrs Cooley. Red Mems han.
Maron. near Front. Sunday evening 80.
Admission. 10 cents.
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For Eve years hal beer troubled
with a severe pain N my back. SO oaa
A. times as "a make nv .3fe TlSsra-
be Three weeks after putting on
your Ret al pein itsa ppesTeG. Two
months nave e4aps~d since my cure,
and l AK entirely free from trouo.s
OF any kiad. y. e. Allison. &c North
Twelfth stree.
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salvation Army.

Gospel services In Freei's hall. on Ninth
avenue, between Pine and Olive. at p. ~
every Sabbath. and Thursday al .. n.
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WANTED-Responsi man Of good "A.
dress well known in the city Adaress
Il. b.. care poSt-fntellsgencer
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AGENTS

AGENTS. CLUDS-Carnpassn ca.alo-,,.
frss- motto buttons for The No.
Hons ne send three sampler =
cents. ora dozen for 80 cents lea sor -.
special price larger Quantities Ay.oms.e
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York
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Characterization street ard Taylor
avenue Rev. August Ernst, pastor, so
Harrison street Services morning and
evening.
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Sunday school. :e:ls ,. II Y. p. s. c e.
$50 ,. "A


$50 p. "A
Christian Mission and Scamen's Bethel.
n basement Of Seattle National Bank
building Occidental avenue and ies.sr
say-servsces. Sunday al 3 and ;is = n
Week day services every day al Il 0 CLOCK
Restitution.
Bfn,e reading every Sunday. ?. n. ana
Friday 80 m- a, sss First avenue.
Restitution win occasionally be the theme.
A cordial invitation IS extended 10 all
Unitarian Church
Frs.-S.venth avenue. between Pike and
Union streets ]. H Acton. minister; res
sSercs Sss z ghfh avenue. Sermon a. u
a. IT. sabbath school a. 2-D
Christian science.
Christian Science-Southeas: cor. Third
avenue and Cherry street Bible c.ass
Sunday a; II a. n Reading room open
during the week
Evangelical Association.
Decentralization street ard Taylor
Harrison street Services morning and
evening.
AdveutiSts.
Advent Christian meetings In Masonic
huildIng-Dr. William Chapman. pastor.
Social and prayer meeting at 1918 a n
Christian III lance.
Gospel services IN Freei's hall on Ninth
avenue, between Pine and olive. at D. NJ
every Sabbath, and Thursday at .. N.
salvation Army.
Barracks. corner Of Yesler way ard Sec
ond avenue south.
First spiritual society.
First Spiritual Society meets every Sun
day al Riail0 on Madison street, between
First and Second avenues. Chidrens "
ceum meets al Il a. n. Mediums meeting
following. Mrs. Lnont will speak this
evening.
Lecture by Boy Orators
Test by Mrs Cooley. Red Mems nan.
Maroon. near Front. Sunday evening 80.
Adnlis sion. 10 cents.
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