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greatness and szsseader. He pierced hat
ki-d heart and rnasse ours bleed. He ex-
uzz1AsAed tszr great isSss ard plunged
Us II the ho-riele darkness OF xrfef Is
there a household II ali Persia that doc.
net bitterly he~ail the neaarch under
whose pst@-raa ard berxvcaenr sway al
ESee IA hz2ptzesxs WHITTIER i that haEs-
pfrsSS gomez Can re master our sorTssw
Wien esen strx1gerS fkrongAoxt the
world lament our'fates Enossxh c< this.
Iazs 5 not an end "a al our hop~s The
rlssEas sua Of our sovereign gives US rev
Ese from Tahrtx- see that the mere
mention OF his -arne hrsgnters your
hepes Indeed. what other comfort can
We have thar - devote ourselves TO his
service with The xarse loyalty and sSessfy
WITH xttsca Se served ire late ard rs.Sch
Regretted monarch TEiS feeling Of 10y
atty II strengthened II Us ~ he theeSi.
trar sc mgst repay the repeated bens-
hts q TIE sovereign wssm are have had
TIE misfortune 10 lose ny serving hts BE-
loved and lEEstrtoGs successor
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n: evening" prayer. p - Special So
Ec1 oE God Is Love- su<gssz@1 es the
recent dzxas<s-x- This VIII b. tie Azst Ssn-
day before LIE rector takes his vze4tso,-
S. Cene-z's-T~sr-y-<ez ase-rs
eoz-E- near yess=r Way. Rev g. Il w4f-
SOL d, D. T. c1z-xs- NJ 7 VI Roberts
lay asssEsrt Sunday <choei = 4 n
Morning sery.ces II a. IA. by Ezzacp Bar
ker- No sssz-ng service.
Tr1rsry Pz-ssh-Jan-s stree. ara Esxnth
ave- FssE. F<%srEr n Wa<scz %. D
xec-or- Trsnsty sunday Eghseen.h par
ISL a1nsgs-za-T- Holy Communion. 10
O. r. Morning service. w3ta special an
TEENS. 81 u :. n. No evening ssrvfre, AS
the rector goes 20 81 Likes MISSION. Rem
tee. q. night
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public 10 hereby warned not to nay
any money TO parties representing to be
agents OF the Seattle PoSf-fnreiiix encer
authorized travelling agents OF the POST
Inre.Egencer. viz: J. A. Mcclellan. J. 7.
Hawley and c. R. Peck THIS does not
apply TO resident agents Of this paper who
are located in various cities and towns In
the Northwest. Tor 10 postnasrers. who
are In all cases authorized 70 take SUBJ
.eript,ons for the Daily. Sunday and
weekly Post-fnteiiigencer. City coiiec-
tors: j. A. Cathcart R T. Hawiey, ".
III Hanna and W. w. Ewing.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

ARIEs-In Seattle. Saturias. May %. fNs.
louise Aries. aged ~ years.
RAI-SToN-In Seattle. Saturday. May 20.
1885. az the family residence. fef9 First
aveaue. David Raisson. aged 81 years.
o. hemorrhage.
JOSE-In Seattle. Saturday. May %. iSs.
at the family residence. Second avenue
and Stewart street.. R. Jose, aged %
years. OF quick consumption
RoBkI-fn Seattle. Saturday. May 90 1885.
al the residence. corner OF Harrison and
Bismarck streets. William Robki. aged .
years
Funeral VIII be held at the German Luth-
eran church today at p. m
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Lutheran Churches.

Ia.
Sanders hail. below Sweeney's brewery.
Services 30 every other Sunday.
Norwegian-Danish--Fo avenue and
Pine street 8. r. Toilefsor. pastor Study
In basement Services. u a. m and 5
p. ut-
Swedish Evansellcal-Third avenue. near
residence. I42l Fifth avenue. between Pike
and Union streets Services. lo.ss q m.
and .. m
German Lutheran-Services In han. cor
ner Main street and Minor avenue Ser
vices every second and fourth Sunday Of
The month a, rs p. n by the Rev. W:
II q. m.
German South Seattle MIssson-In han
near postoffice. SUNDAY services every
second and third Sunday of the month at
p m Sunday school. every Sunday a,
street; W. H Kurtz. 1030 Howell street
German Evangelical Lutheran Zion's-
Corner Tenth avenue and Stewart street.
Sunday school. $50 a. m Sunday SER
vices. 1919 a. n. and 1.3o q. m. Bibel-
stunde. s-sa. and Jugendverein $50 Thurs
day evening Choir practice. Tuesday. 7.S1
.. N.
German Evangelical, Lutheran, ST,
johns Congrega.ion-Sunday services.
corner Market and Main. In Rainier
Heights Baptist church. every first ard
day school. every Sunday AT ?. m Call
dren's singing practice every Friday, 30
p N.
Holy Trinity. Engllsh-corner Seventh
avenue and Union street Rev. James F.
Bsstes pastor. residence. 1872 Fifth ave-
and reception Of adult new members.
service commencing al II o'clock. Sunday
school at i2.3o Luther League at o. m.
Preaching at p n
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Catholic Churches.

Our Lady Of Good Help-oriental avenue
snd WASHINGTON street Rev. F. X Pre-
fc-.taire. pastor Low mass a m: hSrh
mass. ia.D a IL; heredic;ion, 7.S0 .. N.
Sacred Heart-Bel and Sixth streets
Conducted by the Rede-lp.3-lSts Rev
Joseph A kaatz. C. IS. r. pastor Low
WIZ sermon, te,sS a n. Sunday schaol
80 ? m Fesps-s. sermon and oeaeaIc-
uos, s-ee ? n
Church o. the Observation-Disclosures
and Madison street Rev. Victor Garraaa
pastor Rev. A TrtTsEi ard Rev. J Ni-h-
olson. assistants Conducted BY The Jes-
usts Masses al SIS a. n an5 t9ssa a "a
SureAy school az I'D ? n and eeae5,e-
lion a. 5-lS ?. n
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s. Mary 's-woo6ialG park Rev. C. n.
watson. d D. II charge W : I4xfs
az assistant DIVINE service every sun
day Afternoon a. as o'ciock.
81 Stephens, Bzliar3-Rev. p. z Hv-
lana rector. serT,ces al II a m arx 20
p IN Y. p. $. c &. 61@ ,. n Hshse
sdSss, ?. n Hoy Comm ansoE. tsrs: sun
eAy n month. u a n: .al7a S.nssv =.
So . n
s. Marks - FIFTH avenue a-s Oily.
stree Rev. =. e Garrett rector, T~rfr-
~ sunday lsoss Communion. a n:
S1n1aF >cracoi. > = A. n. morning u-sxFr-
Win sermon On The Meaning ~ ~.
.Fsnity. Il a. IA baptism. r. m. Yong
feoF.ss service, lea ey tee recscr. SO a
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He Was Dad Cana


lrci27arsoats Journal
"W8-tsr TT pennies ves, sos,--..s
kia~ asssi the rude little boy.
WITH Pleasure ans Werea ne Ea<-o,-
an infant VIII you choose the env~-x.
or reverse -
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Advertisements under the head cfsLost.
Found. Fer Sale. For Rem and Situations
Wanted will be inserted a, the rate of
cent word each Insertion. Payment al
ways In advance No advertisement re-
eelved .cr less than Is cents
SOTICE-The business Office OF the
Post -frtelIigeDcer is open until II .. n.
Sunday hours, a n. 10 I'D D. and
TO .. N. Classified advertisements viii
be received up 20 this time
Advertisements will be received At
branch Offices Of the Post-Inteiiigencer:
TACOMA BUREAu-So. fI3 Pacific
avenue.
PORT TowSsrSD-M. French 4 Co.
BEi.LrNf,HAN RAY-New whatco,n,
corner Holly and Canoe streets. o. r.
Culver, Manager
,oLYMpIA-li7'4 Main street Charles
Watson. Agent
The following letters await advertisers
this oHsce:
g. j. Hotel, II T r.
2. II. House g J. e
Farm
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COMPOSITION n aorp,-eiL rnsa.o.- sr,.
vser or lo,g primer faces On the .ol.ow.
* size eo-tes; Seapare1l or zlrson- ~,
sxcest,nx II ems pea: brewer not e.
eesiss Is ems 7sea: toax primer. 20, e.
eezing - ems ricA- SpecIa! terms :,
srre erce-a Actress Pnss-Insellsgencsr.
>eAstls.
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The First Spiritual Society holds its
regular meeting in the Riasfo hall. corner
a. Nadlsoa street ard Second avenue. at
y m TIE 3 isconrse OF the evening will
Ne g-ver by Mrs. Gsn-re Co-a1sr % porr-
land followed BIZ spirit messages by the
speaker. LycsGm at l. g. n. medium
meeting following
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CARD or THANKS.

CARD OF THANKS-S. Fl. Woodhouse,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Sloan and family,
wish to thank the many kind friends for
their ASSISTANCE and Kind sympathy IN
the hour Of grief over the death OF Mrs.
WcodhoGse.
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The Fabian Society holds its bf-weekly
meeting n Ladies Musical Cub rooms.
Eoiyoke book, al 7aSc p. m Essay. Gov
errrnert Ownership Of Railroads" By one
Of the members. The audience II invited
10 ask duestko1s a. the close Of the read
Ing 10 which members % the society VII
reply.
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Tia Livestock Exchange ~ Chsrzr,
a&s- ~ vote - nzn-ty-%ight 10 ssxhty-
ase. sAoh%es5 Ta4ksgsvtsE day as a nals-
= s1uCcrzA 81
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Unitarian Church

First-Sevelth avenue. between Pike ard
T-rier S-~es-s H Acton. minister:
residence SO Eighth avenue. Preaching at
mate Strife" Sunday school al Y 30 D. m
No evening service. All cordially invited
to attend
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Her 0-i-s-ai IDEAS,
CAicarso Record

Mrs Dash Is a picturesque dresser
isz'; sher'
Yes 7 saw Ae- wheeling yeSt~-,a.v
with her Easter bonnet OF"
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REWARD.

A reward OF so viii be PAID for infor-
nation leading TO the arrest and coayic-
ton OF any one stealing copies OF the
fost-in;eiligenoer delivered to subscribers
throughout the city
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EMpLovMExr wAxTED-nALE

nan desires employ
rsens In hotel Office or store: can give
good references Address Thomas y.
Poss-Iareuigercer.
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Church of Christ.

Olympia Avenue Church of Chr.s.-sl4
Olympia place tend OF North Seattle car
Incl. Rev. A. c. Van. pastor. Morning
services a. Il. evening. 8 O'clock. Sunday
school az %.
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meets every Sunday at p u. and Thurs
day at p. m at ~ Roliin street. and ey-
cry Tuesday night at i5ia John street
and every Friday night at rear Of GA
Madison street. opposite Central school.
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Adventist&.

Advent Christian meetings IN Masonic
huiIdjng-Dr William Chapman. pastor
Social and prayer meeting. 1o:B a. N.
Preaching II a. NJ
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Decentralization street and Taylor ay-
enue. Rev August Ernst. pastor. So Har-
rison street Services morning and even
INK.
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United Presbyterien Church.

Sixth avenue and Seneca st-eet-Rev. W.
NJ HOWE. pastor; residence. f422 Terry
avenue. Services, II a. IN. and $50 p m.
Sunday school, 1915 p. n Y. p. s. c. e.
$50 p. r.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

MEMBERS OF SEATTLE LODGE. NO.
81. A. .. L. W. are requested 20 meet
al their hall at 1880 p. n today to at
ten1 the funeral OF their late brother
William Robky- G. r. Cotteriii. Master
Workman.
MYSTIC JEWEL, Daughters OF Rebekar
Lodge. No. 20. viii hold all their meetings
IN the hall Of Hotel Stevens.
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Christian Alliance.

Gospel services IN Freed's hall. on Ninth
avenue. between Pine and Olive. at Q. m
every Sabbath and on Thursday a. 2. N
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Baptist Mission.

Mount Zion Baptist Charch-Cornsr
Third and Madison. J. c. Pegram, pastor
Services az II a n ard p n Sunday
school al ! .. m Subject IN the evening,
Things That Keeps Us From God" All
are invited
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F1rs; Regiment Band at Lescht Park
tsas Afternoon
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Christ ian science.

Christian Science services az Il a. n
Sunday and Thursday al D. m. in La
dies Musical Club rooms. Ia Hoiyoke
block. corner Front and Spring.
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First-Seneca street. between Third and
Fourth avenues. Rev. ]. N Smith. pas
tor -es'de.ce, si3 Fifth avenue north
Preaching at II a. m and o. M Morning
subject. Looking for the Old Paths"
Evening. Alienation and Reconciliation"
Sunday school, s:45 a. m. 7. p. 9. c. E..
go p. M Prayer meeting Thursday night
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Christian Mission and seamen,s Bethel.

In basement OF Seattle National Bank
building Occidental avenue and Yesler
way-Strvices. Sunday at ; aud 7.45 ..
m Week day services every day AZ Z
o'clock
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African VI. f. Church
Salvation Army.

Joue. Street African II. z. Church-i39o
Zones street Rev. Wilbur T. 3. HARDWOOD.
castor.
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Births, Marrfa0es, Deaths.
In order to secure correct insertion Of
notices urder these headings. the same
should be LEFT At the business Offices Of
this paper. No charge is made for such
notices.
Funeral notices. resolutions or other spe-
ctai announcements will be charged at the
rate Of 70 cents per line each Insertion
POST ->-T-~r rf-E~>rr---o -
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Theosophy.

Seattle Branch. No. / Of the Theosophi-
ral Sociesv-Sundev. sI2 Third avenue.
Simple talk on .'Theosypny. Lotus Cir
Gle FOR children az n. m Lecture at 8
p. m by Mrs. F. A. Sheffield. OF Tacoma:
subject. Two Aspects OF Mind"
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AT THE CHURCHES.

Hereafter no-sree IN he church d<ree-
tory VII Dc cor.aeG 70 sr.ocncsruezss Of
church se-r-ce< o11y Nd kcste<.s ~ ser
cso1A Ex-endsS musical programmes te-
Sunday services AMI anroa1rrle-ts o.
church entertainments VIII o1ly be pae-
thks department Should Be received ~ this
Office not later than ] . N Saturday z
order 10 Insure publication On Sunday
DcrrinG
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8aseNal. Madison park totsv.
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Restitution.

Bible reading every Sunday. p. n. and
Friday, 80 p. m. al 23ls Front street Res
titution will occasionally be the theme A
cordial invitation extended TO all
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Fabian society.

Barracks. corner of Yesier way and Sec
,ud avenue south
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Baptist Churches.

North Sezsfie-Thirs sxenae an. ces.a-
s--aet- Sery7ees = f. n. ard 80 d n
By Rev. D. D Proper
AarE-r Street EerEy-sou-ea ave-ue
south ard Main street. Preaching u a
n and p N. hy Rgv c. A. Ezse you-w
Peoples meeting D m
First C1E-ch--rozr-h axsrae, between
TznseS SIS Cherry Services az z a m
ard ssf p n BY Rev. II II Lewis
sunday school I'D p n Young PEG
ple's meeting. s-5 p IA Bibl@ class
Friday. 20 p n Prayer meeting, Taurs-
DAY. I'D p n
SwedisA-EsxEth avenue and Bel street.
Rev. AE1-ew swsrrx pastor. residence n
Dexter street Services. la.1s g. m ard
I'D p n Sunday school. 1ooa Young
peoples meeting. J p N. THURSDAY prayer
meeting. p N Saturday. Young PEG
pes meeting. ?. N
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Get on to the Northern Pacific Flyer.

eer on TO the Northern Pacific FLYER.
res change Of tins VIA the Nor,h~-,
psrsSr enables passengers 20 leave So
-. ssssv al ss49 o m. reaching s. -,
s-ss.zro IN s@Fenty-a;re hours. Lsneef,
~ss a. fssS noon % the tiara siav orr
-. .-as 81 Joseph at sza A.eAS.,- =.
"a r1.veuworth AZ rs ART Ksnsas So
.-sss . IA. St LOUIS zs 7-ls a n
", ea-s see from this thar the No-..-
- Parffc Is faster than any cfhs- -.
= ~, r,osrts and. II you viii eor,,~-s
- nesfs al other lines into rs,-,.s
,rsr4v-three honrs. ST Joseph thirrv-s-.
-. xrcnison thirfy-one hours 49,
-r-oy-n thsrfy-two hours and Kar.s.
Ss.v thirty hours. where immediate rc-,-
r.r-sons arc zrade n union teposs for III,
r.,sr,s south and southeast.
non. forget rhxc tse Northern Paesse
a. m. only Ene running two trains da,lv
80 the Eas.. the only line making $500
eonnectfcrs with only one change OF esrs
"a All southeastern points. the only lire
"a the Yellowstone National Park. ana ths
Pullman and dining car route from Sal,
tle.
For suii information. tickets. sleeping
car reservations. etc. can on or write
avenue sd Yesier way. Seattle, Wash.
The Daily Post-Insel,igencer e nov on
sale IN Portland. Or. AZ Rich Bros-'. -
Morrison street. Portland Hotel news
stand. and Northwest News Company. i5e
First street.
Frs, Regiment Band at LescAi Park
this afternoon
Baseball, Madison park today.
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
msnts changed for the Sunday issue mus.
nand Ii copy by ! O'Clock Saturday TO in
sure charge.
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Ross-E- L Smith. pastor Sunday
school. 10 a m Preaching. II a. m. Class
meeting. m Young Peoples meeting.
p. m Prayer meeting. TO p m Preach
ing. p m. Prayer meeting. Thursday,
First-Pfae street. between Ninth ard
Tenth avenues Rev. Alexander Beers.
pastor Services: Sunday school. SIS a.
m Preaching, IL a. n and 7,s5 p m
Prayer meeting. Wednesday. 5:S .. N
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Presbyterian Churches.

First Alssion-In Wards hall George
town. South Seattle Preaching. 2. N.
Caivary-Seryfces today al II a n and
To p m. conducted by the Rev Donali
Ross. pastor. Acrning subject. The Pas
tors Duty evening. union service.
Welsh-Seventh avenue and Olive street.
Rev. w. r. Edwards. pastor: residence.
BD Eighth avenue. Services at l9.J r. m
and D. m Sunday school, 2.0 p. m
Prayer meeting. Wednesday. 10 p. N.
Second. North Seattle-Third avenue
north and Harrison street. Rev. ". A
Major. pastor Services at II a. m. and
9 .. m Morning subject. That Which
Cost Ne Nothing" Evening, sacred con-
cert and short sermon
First observation-disclosures Fourth ave-
nue. and Spring street. The Rev. Sheldon
Jackson. who is now IN the city. and who
Is so well known in connection with Alas
kan civilization, VIII occupy the pulpit il
this church a. II a.. m. Miss Flora Camp
bell. . native Alaskan. Is also here rsfarn-
ing from a Eve years course OF education
In the East. She is a bright speaker. and
viii address the Y. p. g. c. Z. OF this
church at s:S5 .. N AT p. m. the pastor
VIII preach on Our Flag: Echoes OF Me-
mortal Day" Members Of patriotic and
civic societies are especially invited.
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RAvennA PArk-Rev. L D. Beck. pastor.
Services at II q. m and .. m. Sunday
school. 10 .. m.
Third Cumberland Presbyterian-Corne
street Rev. r r. Powell pastor: resi-
cence. SIS AcClaire street Su s:iAy school
a I'D Junior Erdeayor II 40 p. m
T. P. 8. c. E. at $50 .. %.
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Tesier Junction Churca-Przzchinx On
Sunday n Il a H. by Rev. 5. Daily
Duwanish ChIrch-Daniel Bsgssy, pas
tor. Sunday school at % a. "a Preaching
al s-g 2. N.
Renton Charch-Rev 3. r. Rattray,
pastor Sunday school al I. a. n Preach
ing al .g .. m by Rev b. = gsttray CT
Rev s. Daily. president residence. az
Union street
Flrst-Pine street and Third avenue
n L Tar5-ev There Of morning sermon
"Getting Ready Thought suggested by
the recent cyclones and fatal accident az
Victoria Evening. TITS SGneringS Of
Christ an encouragement 10 Chrisrians.-
Class meeting. 10 a m. Sunday school.
I'D .. m. Christian Endsayor meeting,
s.f p n Thursday evening song and
prayer service, o. N
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Nicholas Episcopal Churches.
Presiding elder Rev. T. B. Fo-d. D. D..
ktrrear pace ard Anna street Queen
Anne.
Grace-Ths-resA aren5e and Ksns street.
Rev W. T. Ford. pastor. ressdessce. -
enue- Rev Jeserh Hepp. recfcrs residence.
isEl Sgrnnst avenue S<-vic<s- Il a n
and 1-B .. IA
NsrveEi2a-Darssh-F1 avenue and
tor. rsssdencs. IS olfve. servisss. Il a n
and Ia ?. IA
Gilman Park Baltars-Res. ". II.
yonnstone. pastor. Services. Il q m- and
= "a C.ass meeting n E7worta
Hsven-Corner East Newton and East
john Rev W H Drake. pastor. sun
day school. 10 O. H. Class meeting. L M
PREACHING. II q N and 10 , N ~ pas-
Madison strees-Madison street and
Iwenty-inird avenue Rev. NJ A. Cow
lnSton- pastor. Preaching AZ II g. n. ana
- p n % the pastor. Sunday school, I'D
p m Epworth League, SD p m
Trirfty-Corner FRS. avenue ard Mer-
Ger streets W 5. Harrington d. D. pas
tor Preaching al II and 8 Morning class
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Battery strses-H d. Brown. pastor.
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Ing ana evening Sunday class meeting.
. q n. preaching. II a. IA Sunday school.
II 10 p. m: Junior League. 3-3 D. IA: Ep-
worth League, p. m. preaching. p. M
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N Ioni&ht's evening sermon to DC 10 toe
Epuorth League.
First Methods. Ep.scopai-Corner Third
avenue aid Marion street Rev. William
Arnold Sosnkl.n. pastor: residence. IS
Seneca street: telephone Bun al The
pastor has returned and win preach
both morning and evening. Class
meeting. 10 o. IA Epworth League
NEE Ing, s-lS D m Sul.aF school. "a -
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m Class meeting. Tuesday. s p. m Pray
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