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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-22

rhe ola lady was right when she said
the child might die "a thsy waited for
the coctor. She saved the little once lie
with few dose, OF Ono Minute Cough
Cure. She had used 1t fer Group before.
Joseph =. Johnston's Pharmacy. ss3
weAtmins,er street: Mstz,cis Phsrmacy,
2so North Main street; Alfred Pharmacy.
sii Eddy street; Jossph Driver, River
side Pharmacy, 80 Manton ave,
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Peters remonstrances, the door was
thrown open, and disclosed Larry stand
ing tall against background of glim-
mering white, in gloom which, when
you looked into II anywhere steadlly'
grew full of wandering flakes like scat
tered breadcrumbs. Beside him ap-
peared smaller figure, whom he pulled
indoors along with him, before anybody
well had time for terrific surmises, and
whom the freight showed to be little
old woman wrapped up in powdered
brown shawl. She was breathless and
bewildered and forlorn-looling, as she
peered round from face to face, all
strange, all comfortless-but no! for
the moment Bridget Doran set eyes on
her she sprang at her and caught her in
q great hug: why, granny darlint,
and it is yourself?" she said. "Ano
how at all did you come this night in the
snow? It's kilt you ore entirely. You
can't ever ha' come wild ould Bill Mol
loy?"
"Ah, honey, thramped it," said old
Mrs. Doran. "Sure, couldn't rest aisy
thinkln' me little Biddy was took that
bad away nll her lone among the strange
people. But finely you're lookin', glory
be to goodness. Deed now, me hearts
been fit to break fettin' ever since
got the letter this mornin', sayin' that
belike you wouldn't over it."
"And l to be dancin' round like
gany bewitched. and you all the while
streelin' through the snow" said Brid-
get, with acute remorse. Its sorry
am let anybody send you such ovid
lies. 3ut,-loolSing indignant at Rose
81 only said to say that / had could"
"hnd lost me way in the dark" went
on Mrs. Doran, plaintively; "and what
nt all I'd ha' done, dunro. on'y for the
dacint boy ccmin' byS for nought else
the other two 'ud do but let yells at me,
and run away like scared turkeys"
"Crecpin' along under the high bank
she was, the orathur, when met her,
Larry meanwhile was telling the others,
"and scarce able TO contind wild tho
blasts of the win. And sez she to me:
| 'For the love of God just stop to tell me
am Ianywheres near the Casey's house
And sez / to her: rs Vt the Quarry
farm you're wantin'?' and sez she TO me:
.Ay, it's where me poor Katey's little
daughter, Bridget Doran's in service.
and dyin' wild soiae manner ofoutland-
ish sickness: it's to her I'm goin'.' sez
she. So sez to her IL it was Bridget
Doran she was wnntin', I'd seen the
girl three minyits ago, and ne'er sign
Of dyin' on her whatsome'er; and just
brought her along hero. It's perished
and stupid the crathur is wild the could.
You'd u right TO get her cup of hot
tay. and a warm al the fire." concluded
larry. thercupon bestirring himself to
supcrintend the carrying out of this
prescription. And little later he
prompted his mother to offer Mrs
I Doran nights lodging at their house
close by, thus cntailing upon them
selves more hospitality than they had
foreseen.n
Tor of the surrec at Mahon's all's well
that ends well could not quite be said
as some of the guests were disposed tt
say prematurely when the assembly
was breaking up. To begin with, old
Mrs. Doran had caught very bad chill
during her snowy wanderings, and now
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-22
WORCEsTER DIVISION.

rrainsleayc Providence as followsfor.
WOkCESrER-6:5 lexpI 1880 OAou9 shs
(aocom,l li:30 a IN. acoom.l; l;@ texvs
t:5o lexp to WeonsoeksU. 9'As oeo sxp@
s,ns.sp.1s, s,s ?. M ''SS'm. &C M ,rccom.,. s.ss pm
MILLvIILE-7:so. s:<S. siio IL 30 q ms i'v" s'os
&.so. b;-5. G;lo p. IN.
sundsys-s;s 80, a. 10. 6;5I. .. M
sLAcRsToNE JUNcTiON--1:2o csc. s,io; ionS
1850 a. m. i:oo.t a:so. sSO, a'ao. s'la e;sa'
supda1ss $50 s:sc. = m, a:oo noon t5o. t:sa soo
rooSsSScREr-s.sa 7,,e csc. s4o.. io:n.
IL 80 a. m, 100. i;so 1850 s;sS. t'2o. oiia o;sa
TuS slS li:S .. m - az -u
Sundays s:5v. . H.. l2;e) noon. sieo' osos ''"''
ESQ. o. n.
WARREN AND BRISTOL Branch
Leave PROVIDENCE India street btsaionI Tor
FALL RIVER lao. $3.50 ii;1 m; i;.o
q m. i:2J. $3.50 Ard sioo p. "a. 49,
EEWPORT-7:So s:s0, II; 0ia. m; iiso, eio. oi@
S;so y. m. Isundays-l;2op INLAND l. o;so;
Warren and way stations 80 s;% sno iiiss
q m. and i'so. i;sa. t;iA $50. sS0' "s' Aas
sundSys st 800. O. m. i:so. $50 and $500 p m
pRIsToL--l:3O. $3.50 l1:se m; l;o 2ieo. fiie
6,sa s:sl. 1850, and n;s0 p N. sundays.
e,lO q IN l 80. $3.50. $50 y. IN
Electr.c cars leave Exchange Place Proyidence
nt Tails. snS. u;lb a. m; l;los 2sos s;oh
6;ie. s.t6. 7:l5 and ilil6 p m.
Leave Market Square a. il;oo pt m
Sundays at s:4s q IN. l:05. Gals and s;45 p. m
Reiurping connect with ali trains
ssleepfng cars only; b coaches and sleeping
ears; ali parlor cars: q via Wapole Line. .
u. connects for Newport via. boat from Faii
H' Ssro. I. CONNER. A.c KENDALL
Pas'T Irafno Manager. Cen,l Pass'T AgenA
Il. q. ALLkN. Genl supt
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news from KillyReen there was no
talk of it at all. Mt all" so the breach
may bc considered Anal. In fact 1T 10
commonly supposed that he has some
notion of transferring his at'en-
tions to Bridget Doran. Isut happen
10 know that the only one among the
boys shc thinks Sgtlring of Is Larry
sulllvan. whom she always remembers,
gratefully as the re scaier "d her grahu-
mother. Whereas. IL Larry 1ancies any
one, it is Kate Duffy.
Whence it appears that some rather
complicated cross-cSrfents IN the
stream of life flowing through Kiily-l
meen have started fromA this surree at.
Mahon's. !,
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The NEW ENGLAND R. R. co
Passenger Train Service. Week Days.
Corrected to Nov. 20, 1896.

Corrected TO Nov. %, 1896.
rra,n. leave PROVIDENCE as follows;
For Boston-5:5O. il;sS a. L.: hEiohS H"'p. NJ
b;27 D. m.
wALPoLE--5:55, II .55 a. m.
FRANKLIN-5;56, IL :55 a. m. $3.50 .. n.
MlLFoRD-5:55, ll:bj a. m; $3.50 p. m
ARLINGToN-Fi2 .05. $50, $50 pm.
WEST ARLINGToN-Fi2:O5 :O5, 5:S5. F6;oo p. m
KNIGHTSvILLE--F o., 5;35. 6;3o, ''Fl1;io p. m.
MEsHANTICUT-il:oa S;i5. s:3), 'llilo p. m.
NATICK RIVER POINT. cENTREvILLE
wAsRINGToN-s;4o 800 g. m; is:oa i;2o. e;A
e:3O, ,T:i5 .l1;l0 p. m
CRANsToN, oAKLAwN-6:4o. $500 n m; i:;oa
42l 1895, $3.50, 7;i5 'Sil:io p. M.
ARCTIC AND QUIDNIcK-s:io. a m; u;oa $40.
6.sj. $3.50. 7:1j. "il:io p. m
ANTHONY-6:io, 900 a M; i2;eo, 4;so. o'3s e''o
7:l5 **ll:iG p. m.
sTERLtNG-sgl 900 a. m: z:2o 7;l6p m
COVENTRY, GREENE, oNEco. MoosUP.
pLAfNFiELD-6:sO 900 O. N. t;2o. 7;b p m
The 7,Ij .. M. train connects at Plainheld Tor
New YORK
sUMMIT-S;4o. 900. 2. M; 4;2o, 7;l5 p. m.
JEwETT CITY. CANTERBURY. SCOTLAND.
VERSAILLES, BALTIC. SOUTH WiNDHAM
$50 $500 a. M; t:?0 7;i5 p. m.
wILLIMANTfC-5!IU, s'O0 a. M 4;so 'iis p ~
HARTFoRD-e:so. 900 n. m; 4:2o, 7;l5 p IN
FIsHEILL g. NEwBURG-s:Oo a. IN.
NoRwICH-s:4O $500 q. m; 4:2o. 7:i5p. m.
WATERBURY. DANBURY-s;oo a. m.
CHICAGO AID THE WESF wa NEWbuho
AND ERIE R'Y-s:0o a. m.
PAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
EXCEPT FIELDS STATION -e;tS $3.50 a. m;
.;iJ, 6:35, and .sli:l5 p. m.
Fields Station--5:b. $50 a. m f;io Say pm
Leave Pascoag at b:l5. 7;as a m; H;so
B:2j and "s:0S p. IN.
An trains leave IRON west end Of Union Depot
Providence.
sssaturdaya only stops on notice.
WI BABCoCK. O. p T.
IN KING. Supt
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had severe illness which endangered
her life. and Obliged Bridget To- pay
many an anxious and conscience
stricken hour os O fee for her deceptive
letter. while difference which she had
next morning with Eosc Casey about
the unauthorized mcndacity OF it's con-
iclts led TO permanent cooirg-down
Of their friendship. Moreover Rose. on
the very same day, spoke in such scath-
ing terms to Peter o'Donoghuc, with
reference TO his panic on tho night be-
fore. that even his imrcnctinblc self.
satisfaction was touched. ard violent
falling out cnsucd. The consequences
Wa that no wedding took place at
slrovs-tide; and the last time ! bad
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-22

had slipped out through the back door
n few minutes before, and whose in'-
patience at being kept waiting had
nothing supernatural about it. Despite
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-22

SPRINGFIELD. Mo.
-GENTLEMEN: commenced taking p.
p. r, Lippman's Great Remedy, last
Fall, for Erysipelas. My face was COM
pletely covered with the disease {; l took
q short course of =. T.. T., and ii soon
disappeared. This Spring l became
much debilitated and again took an
other course, and l am now in good
condition. / consider =. T. =. one OF
the best blood preparations on the
market, and for those who need gen.
eral tonic to build up the system and
improve the appetite l consider that it
has no equal. Will say, anyone who
cares to try p. p. Z. will not be disap-
pointed in its results, and /, therefore,
cheerfully recommend it.
ARTHUR WOOD,
Springfield, Mo.
Erysfpe!as and Scrofula cured by r.
r. p, Lippman's Great Remedy, surely
and without fail,
SPRINGFIELD. Mo.
GENTLEMEN: Last June l had q
scrofulous sore which broke out on my
ankle. 1t grew rapidly, and soon ex-
tended from my ankle TO my knee. 1
got one bottle of your r. l.. T., Lipp-
mans Great Remedy, and was agree
ably surprised at the result. The entire
sore healed at once. i think / have
taken almost every medicine recon-
mended for scrofula and catarrh, and
your u. =. =. is the best have ever
tried. IL cannot be recommended too
highly for blood poison, etc.
Yours very truly,
w. Z. HUNTER. |
r. =. p. cures all blood and skin dis
case, both i'm men and women.
Rheumatism, which makes mans life
hell upon earth, can be relieved at
once by 7. p. p, Lippman's Great Rem
edy. 1t makes n PERAlANEAFLcurc.
y. =. r. is the great and only remedy
for advanced cases OF catarrh. Stop
page of the nostrils and difficulty in
breathing when lying down, p. p. =.
relieves at once.
+. y. +. cures blood poisoning In nll
It's various stages, old ulcers, sores and
kidney complaints.
Sold BY eli drsggists.
upPnAN BROS. Apotbeessies. Sole pssS'n,
- uppusss oleeks ssvsasah. oa. -
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sTONINGToN DIVISION.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE ss folioNssfo for
NEW YORK-sl:l2. bl ;2J q IA. teanyL sos fLoeA
Exp 1896 fcxp. oli:0i tIimiteos uios . m-s
s.Oa 4I9i, (dsilv). 900 y. m daily.
NEW YORK via Stonington Line-iVo. ana
s:l7 D. m. daily exoeD. sunday -...
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE and WAttiNo-
TON via Harlem kivsr-io;jo ~ m. sisf y n
(6ailyi -,
NEW HAVEN si ~. bi :23 a. m. texp daily, s;oa
Ooe.exp.J i0N5 (exp.) ell :0lf liEitsd IL :vo a. m
teTpL s:.s (exp.j s:oi tkxp daily)- sW tsxn
daily s;l7 (exp. daily , IN.
NEW LONDOA--al:l2 bi;25 a IN foauv cxp-le le'ts
(aocom.L D. s:05(loc. exp 1000 lEfpress). i0iit
(Iocai expl eii;o iiimitedl. .os A. -n exp.
i:20 accom- 2;0S texp.L 4O4 express
dsily) t;is taccom-l 6;04 y IN terp- oailyL
san p. exp. daily $500 u m. taceom-
srndays only. s;s y. - sAeeew eanasys
oulyl,
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THE END :

an Hot Christmas" by owen HAN, autnor
OF "T'he Track OF Storm WIZ ,pesih TO-
morrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-22

NEW YORK, NE,Y HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Timc tables giving full Information
as to local md through train service
may bs obtained at Providence sta-
tiOn and stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE,
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Corrected to Dot. 4. issa
BOSTON, 3, - =; :$A ,:.s :, ~ =. u, II,
sac. s;ss. 1910 p. a. Sundays : bs:a, s.sl
,. m. RETuRNINo-Lesve BOSTON from Park
6oaars station bl2;0a Gas s;A. o:Ot elooo
io:0l io:iG .. M, l2,,S. Laos. 2:aa s:o' s:ss
s.so. o:Ou 5.il 1900. sis. Ii;ls D. m Sun
days--pi2,va, dsio. sis = MI H;is s'ol A;ia
ITrLgBoRoYs:ac. $3.50 $50, 7.o2. s,o2 $40. e:cl
1870. u;i0. q. m; ll;0l. lz:lo 2;o4. s:to. t;oa
$40 Goa $50 7;l0. s;o. iO:v nlo p 10.
Sundays-5;s0. S.te 6i30 s;i0 q. IN. .2iio. SisA
s:i0. s;i0 6;l0. 7:4 -. m. ~ -.
NoRTH ATTLRBORO and PLAINvILLE--sios
s.to. ll;se q m; tsso. b;1. u:ie y. m
WAMPuM' WRENTiAM NORWOOD CENTRAL.
NORWOOD and pEpHAM-6:i. bito. niAs
g IN. s;io. y. M; Sundays s:io, D. IN. -.
NAEsFIELD - o3:t0. b.5v. 1909. s;VL p:o- ivsJs
a M. Il loa 2;OL 4:02. 6o2. 5:D, silo 1910 p. IA
sundsys-b5;%o. 6;Sa saa g. H.; A1iio <so'
ri.chbuTs and way sts,Ona S'sa g. m; iaoa aud
Lowell and way stations $3.50 a. m 1902. <;oap.m
taunton and New Bedford. $50 $50. a m-i
1880; s,io. 40 go. io:ie p. m sundays
$3.50 a. m and 900. q; ~ .. m tIauuton oilyl
Middleooro 6:sO, 6:s0 m.l lz:9v. s:iu. sifs q IA
p. IN sundays 7;i0 p. M.
Plymouth. 6:i0, a m; i2is0, g. ,. m "a,
Poiss on Cape Goa $50 q iA.' E."' s's
Cottage CITY. Gp. to;o2. O. N.
Nantucket $50 q IN
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Sold by sIi druggists.
uPPnAN BROS. Apctheessies. Sole pssp'ns
uppuss's Sleek. ssvsnsah. oa. -.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

c. ID. ANDERSON & CO., Room %, % wey-
bosset st. Loan money on Personal Property.
Insurance Policies and Second Mortgages
on keal Estate. Business confidential.
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Special Classified Directory.

TEACHERS AND COMPOSERS.
7. T.. PETTINE, Teacher of Mandolin AMI
Guitar. Concert Soloist. 81 Atwclls Ave
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OF raal2rszl fever are ros . be co1ntsrsc c.
81 BY a1la9ne wish zzy degree % cersainiy.
or fer any length % time. The ers1sez-
sson ard prevention % diseases % a Mas
r.ss.se type are. however. ascertsinsG pos
sfhfNs5sS Long experience has shown
tnst tnere Is infinitely more preventive
s~s-as.y II ire sas botanic medicine. He's
.~steFss Stoa,ach Filters. than n Ihe aka
Bol4s. drugs ard pa5soszs wasrh were
formerly she Only recognized means % r.
moving ar5 anticipating attacks * fever
ard zzEe ard oiNcas reTnstient NHsG
ts@ system. hAs been depicted 81 period
eAj9v recurring parcxysSas. talS agrega-
Ne restorative rsHszS TIE fund q eEsr-
- xssa Is not onIy positive S~ecIzsc- pssf
reraasrS The s4&-aaTe ID the general Real "A
sr@sesed ~ al tearsIe complaints saEt2&-
fzx q Ia zra5artal CHARACTER.
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WHEN THE nAw>oNS MOVED
AWAY

o. al the CHILDISH memories thar mrxe-
Amid TIRE busy scenes % Ate there's ons 1
cant forget
u rises Oft n$sUxs re- Srfss az x@a-s hat
And -sso.leeti0n watts re back unto that
eden Seene-
So 10 sTowsy iissss boys a-ssanasag
VITA tears a-rrsexE-g down their cheeks
20 vanish II re Sara
Nc rs1tssT what's = store fo- re. IN ne'e-
t0rEer Ire car.
In tie middle q tEs summer, when the
p2xsozs ECv@3 away.
Trey livet across ne alley, ard from early
We Sca1@d the fence between gs& row 20
play. and rcE - EeAS.
sometimes they seut ma notAsrwa-e with
garments sadly tc-G.
And would ser1 Jira Dzwsoa her,e %
plaE12ge cfsez shcra.
We averaged Ten spAts a day: IL made 10
difference
The stars wonsd siwzys hn5 Us side BY
Ssce upon tie Fenee,
And there we'd SIT and spin cur yarns.
IRENE Ta-50s yarns were they.
And that - why asabeered when the
I2wSons moved away.
There was iistie Jennie Dawson with thu
fr~ckies On her face.
h million more o. less. but n nay eyes
trey lent her grace
Wed wander down rhe alley 10 the an
Gent oaken tree.
And there Ia tell her rso1estD how dear
she was 20 me.
Her hlusnes hId her freckles for a mo-
msnt. and her hand
Would touch mine in a tinii way. and
would understand:
Bat The feetiEz dream was broken
NIFTY years ago today.
When 10 the new and golden West the
DaEscns moved away.
I've wondered csten where they are. and
what's become Of Jim
His father used to say he'd make con-
gresham Of him.
And there was Tom. Tie oldest boy. whose
hair was nery red.
III make a minister Of Tom" his mother
often said.
And Ben, the little cripple. now his sad
white face I see,
he used 70 az the window 81 and W2tcn
and wait for me.
But most OF all think Of her. though I
am old and gray.
For love IS Just strong as WIZ t2e
DaysolS moved away.
The old folks must be sleeping now toward
the setting sun.
And on the ehsIdren's heads today cid
Time his work has done.
He's frosted mine. he's frosted theirs. with
al unspag3ug hand.
And 'twsxs us lie this summer night a
thousand Leagues e land:
nfe's ebo and flow.
And / feel again the kisses that she gave
me long ago
But still a sorrow finds my heart, though
I am old and gray.
When recall the morning when the Daw-
IT c. Harbangh.
Master semon sings new ballads this
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The public IL hereby warned no. TO pay
any money 10 parties representing 20 be
agents OF The Seattle Post-lnteIiigencer.
authorized travelling agents OF the Post
Tnteiligeneer, viz: j. A Mcclellan. ]. I.
Hawiey and c. r Peck. Tbs does. not
apply 10 resident agents OF this paper'vho
are located in various cities and towns N
the Northwest. nor 20 postmss.ers. who
are IN all cases authorized 70 take CUB
scrfptiors for the Daily. Sunday ard
Week. posf-rn;e'l.rencer. CITY collec-
tors: J. A. cathcsrf r r. Hawiey. W
IT. Harra and X W Ewing
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s. Mary's-woodiand park Sunday
school Al 2 ID 2. m. Evening prayer with
sermon. 30 ?. m Every one IS always
welcome.
So C5sment's-Twenty-s fourth avenue
sosth. near yesier way. Rev. George
RaxxeI Officiating Holv Communion 6
a. n. Sunday school. u a. N. Morning
service ard sermon az u o'clock. Even
t1r service a. ?. n
g. Stephens BailRr5-Rev. r. E Hy-
yans. rector. Services az II q n. and : n
n. n. J. = = G. z. $50 ?. m. Bible
class. n. m Holy Communism. first
sunday IN month. u a. m; third Sunday
a. - 2. II
Trinity Parish-EiEhth avenue ar!
James street Sunday school. s,4s a m.
Morning PRAYER and sermon az II o'clock.
No evening service.
s. NsTk's-Fifth avenue arS Olive
street Rev n. Z. Siarretf. rector. Rev.
Hobart C.hetNooa. from san Francisco,
orlcsst1ug. SlZn3a7- school sA a. fr
I4tauy. sermon a1a Holy CEN munson. II
n Young Peoples meeting s.sE r. n
Evening prayer and sermon. 5 ,. m.
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rnurcA % the T--acEsate-5 ~ozS way
a. Nz5ssoa s.res. Rev vsreor Gsrrar1
sszSeors Rev. a TrsvHIE ard Rex. J. Men
ossn-- ass STants E0r6Gce@5 ev me .ses-
usss Masses ~ SIS a n ard ~ a. II
SzE3zy seAoot a. - p. n. and bszeS.e-
xsaa "a lis ?. m
Our Lazy az Gooi Hxlp-f-rzeaszs avenue
al Washington street Rev = X Pre-
f0nt24-=s pastor. Low mass. T. II. gh
mass. I'D g H. oenealcgSo1. - ?. r.
sacred Heart-Szx.h avenue ard Bell
street Co-11cte1 ~ the Re3eIgtorzsrs.
EeE. Joseph a AGzEz- G. s. r. p4S-or.
Nest Rev Nk-zaEz tsrosS .. D. area
h1sac7. Of Pc~-sazd. Or. Ia the guess q me
Es5eF2reorzsf Fathers. Sxss avenue zaa
Eel street. The Rs2enpzaFisss VII ES.s-
hrzte to1zv the tfEular feast % EHs1r re-
* Gus society tke Feast OF TIE Aost
Hay Es1sezsr. his grace EsI ASssss a.
tie high mass. 1as3 - IL. and 3sa4vs< the
sxrno1-
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rre~l,vtertan Churches.

FIRST Elsssan-TE Warts bail Ceorrs-
town. south Seattle. Preaching. p. n
C-slyary-Ssrvice< To-Day 81 Il a. n. and
TH g. n. conducted hv the Rev. Donald
Ross. pastor.
Seeor3. %erth Seas8ie-TnEra averun
inertia ana HarriSo1 street Rev W a
&asor pastor HolF Comm union Il a. m
Eertcn ch1srch--Rev George r. wht-
waFzh. =. n. pastor. Services a. 5 ard
- ,. n. Cnson sunday scheci a. II a. n.
Welsh-Seven;h avenue and Olive street
Rev. WGlisD Davis. pastor Services al
~ ~ g. II and - 3 n Sun5sw school a.
? p N Class meeting Wednesday az %
z II
E8rst Fres0v tevazE-4~arrs Fourth AVE-
rae ard Spring street Rev. A r. E4rcns-
SOB. = D. pastor, residence, 1874 Marson
strs-.. Morning saTTs-N a. IL clcex
subject. T Ae CHr3sttans Boast AS D
m The ssA i~ct all be. Go a-rlshtns =
Sunday SCI aol a. i25A Y p : C. z a.
SIS 2. IA TIE pastor begins BIS vaca-
sson On Tuesday The P4lplg wi he sup
Piled
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Market xtrset--Txersv-f aarrh Awrrue
sousa s13 Main street Preaching. u a
IN and ; ? n BY Rev .. \. Bale Young
vsesnis' meeting. 3. Ea-
%arsh Sea ft3e-ThsFa avenue ara Cedar
strees. Services. = . u ard 5 >. n oy
Rev 2. J. Fserce. =. p
FSTst h--f7cgrth zEeuEe hesusen
James &z1 CaerrT- Eerearetng a. u - IN
an4 p n ~ Rev. J. CaIrus az Saoan-
ESaesH- A1Tnlng s23terT. TIE S1cres<sss u
Cen Ese2izS. IAs Bo0ks
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For trata is&v3cg jay - as So =. n
ard JAY 8 st &,ss a. IA, 81. = Sesss.s -
Ssn Franchises. i1cta11aE berth n Tse,-sxt
s,eeasr frarn Portland. s. arss r'aSa t~-
END * BERN ~ Putnam S3aeasr from
Forii An2. BATES Co points Eass rhrouxh
safsferGsA sarse a. va NsrtAsvn 49,
SeaInera FsctEc sieke; efFlce. 50 Yrlr..
aEfe8e.
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Nssxt Bzf1rxe Stray school ts1 n
Yong peoples meeting SIS . II
Prayer uEetE1g T1z-s5zy a. =. n
Swezsa-EsghEa aEea1e ard Bel street
p4v Andrew Sxzr-z- pastor. reSs1ence- -
Dexter Srrr@s Services zS% 4 II ARD
80 = IA Sz-day school. lo~9a YSznE
Pscrses meeting. : p n Thursday pray
~ r1e1s9ng ? r. SATURDAY. xozzx Sso-
Pc meeting. 5 =. r.
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meets every Sunday az ,. m and Thurs
day a. ,. m az zf7 Rol.in street. ard
every Tuesday night al 15i0 John street.
and every Friday night a. rear OF sls Mad
izon street. opposite central school,.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

LIBBY-The funeral Of Charles ". Lib
by wzii he held AZ O'Clock this after
noon in B0nney & Stewards chapel. IN
der the auspices OF 81. Johns Lodge.
No q e. e. A "
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Christian Church.

FIrst-Seneca street. between Third and
Fourth avenues. Rev. J. " Smith, pas
tor: residence. si3 Fifth avenue north
Preaching az II A. II. and p. n. Sunday
school, e.z5 Y p s c. E, s:45 D. N.
Subject for morning service The En-
bodied Gospel and the Great Copartnsry."
Evening ting the Fruit OF Their Own
SOWING
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First. Columbia City-Rev. b r. Rat
tray. pastor. Preaching a. II % a. m and
80 in the evening.
Tayior-Birch street. Rev. George H
Lee pastor: residence -os Birch street
Services. Sunday az II a m. and 80 r. m.
Kirkland Kirkland-Rev- y. II Bsek-
and p. m. Y. p. :. G. E. y. m. Sun
day school a. II noon.
German Congregational church-Sev-
Services a. II a. m. and 80 2. N. John
O. Biegstt. pastor.
MISUNDERSTANDING a. Il q. m. and :
2. m SUNDAY school al u O'Clock. J. p.
s c. r. 1:i5 ?. m. Prayer meeting.
Doyle, pastor.
Edgewa,er-Rev. J. r Nichols. pastor
Services. II a m and y m. Sunday
Junior I. p. S. g z. Friday afternoon
a, SO. Prayer services Thursday even
Ing Of each week.
street and Second avenue. Gottfried Graa-
del pastor German Sunday school az 70
a n. Pilgrim sunday school az y m
German service a. II a. m. English
preaching az 10 = m. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday at n. n.
Plymouth chBrch-Esv W II G Tenn
pie. pastor. IST Seneca street. Study az
home untll : 2. m each day, Telephone
Green 81. A. II m. Love Fulfilling
the Law" ~ n. m "A Heroic Pro-
posal@ The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lindsay agartstte VIII sing az the even
ing service