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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07

Presldins. elder Rev T. B. Ford. 2; D;
Anne.
Grace-Thirtiesh avenue and King street
Suffer
Ge-ran-stswsxt street and Summit Az
enus. Rev Joseph HePr. rector. resaosnce.
lS1l summit avenue Services. IL a Il
and Tsse 2. n
Norwegian Dansxh-Ffrth avenue ard
Olive street Rev. z. ]. LundegaArd. pas
to-: residence. SOS Olive Services. Il a. m
ard I'D ?. m q
Gilman Park. BaIIars-Rev. ". n;
, n. Cas- '9 meeting Z n. EpxorIa
League. 10 ?. N
Hayen-Corner East Newton and East
John Rev. W H Drake. pastor San
Cay school. . a. n Class meeting. = m
tor.
Madison Street-Maeison street and
Iwenty-third avenue Rev. N A Goy,
ns'0n pa 81 "a PrsaShs r a . : rs
p n. Epworta League. $50 ?. n
African NJ L chgrch-ls10 Jones street
Rev Wilbur T. 3 Ha-woo s I. B.. pas
tST. Services. II a N and ,. m. Class.
OF Songs every wednesday. .. m Holy
communion first Sunday In each month
Trtnity-Corser First avenue ard Aer-
Ger streets W. : Harrington D. D. pas
tor. Preaching at II and !. Morning sub
5ect, Gods Fayorfges" Evening. Show
ThyseE a Aza" Morning class al 20
Junior League IT g. Epworth League
a. Prayer meeting on Thursday night
a. s.
Battery street-H. d. Brown. pastor.
Rev. Mr.. Murphy VIII preach both morn
Ing and evening. Sunday class meeting.
lo a. m; preaching, II a. N. Sunday school.
L.B p. M; Junior League. $50 D m: Ep-
worth League. ,. NJ. preaching. ?. m
Thursday evening prayer meeting ~ p.
N Ton4gnrs evening sermon 10 be 20 the
Epworth League.
First Methodist EpiscopAi-Corner Third
ayenue and Marion street. Rev. William
Arnold Shanklin. pastor: residence. 81
Seneca street; telephone Buff AZ Ser
vices at II a. m. and 2. m. Morn
ing subject. intellectual and Moral
Power OF Christ Evening. The
Spirit Of Enduring Literature" Class
meeting. 10 a. n. Epworth League
meeting, Sis p. N. Sunday school. u:S0
a n. Psntecostai mseting. Tuesday; z ?
m Class meeting, Tuesday, p. N. Pray
er meeting. Thursday. p. N. Junior
Epworth League. Saturday. 10 O. N.
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NOTICE To THE PUBLIC.

The public is hereby warned not to nay
any money TO parties representing to be
agents of the Seattle observation-disclosures
s1cssps me . .onoMlns' WIG are me only
InteIligencer, viz: J. A. Mcclellan j. T.
Hawley and C.. r Peck This does not
apply 10 resident agents OF this paper who
are located in various cities and towns IN
the Northwest nor TO postTnasters. who
are In all cases authorized 70 take sub
scriptions for the Daily. Sunday and
Weekly Pcst-Inteilsgencer. City coiiec-
tors: J. A Cathcart. r T. Hawley ".
Fl. Hanna and W w Ewing.
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Catholic Churches

Our Lady q Good Hslp-Orieutal svenua
ard Washington street Rev. r. Y Pre-
fontgiue. pastor. L.ow mass : A ~ high
mass. less a. N, bsne3lctlon. 30 , m.
Sacred Hsart-Beu and Sixth s,-s@tx
Conducted by sae RedeEnpt 1-isrs Res
Joseph A kautz, 4. s. r. pastor. Low
mass With sermon. a. m high rzass
R5th sermon. ta,@ g. IA Sunday sehcssI
3 p ?. ~, NeSpers. sermon and bene8fc-
tscz. : 30 ?. m
Church - The Immaculate Broadway
ard Aadse1 street Rev. victor Garrard
psstaV: Rev. a TFlvelu aud Eev. J Nh
olson. assistants Conaucte1 IL ne les
u.ts Masses a. SIS g. u. All 50 : N
Sunday school az 30 :. n. sn3 beae5sic-
ton az SIS 2. u.
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North Seattis-Thlrd avenue ard Cedar
stree. Services Il a. n. and 10 .. H.
By Rev. u. 2. Proper.
Market SITees-Tvs.ty-fourth avenue
south and Main street Preaching. Il a
n. ard p n. By Rev. q. A. Bale. Young
Peoples meeting ?. m
FIRST Church-FoQrth avenue. between
James ard Cherry Services az J. g n
and T.3 ?. m by Rev. J. &. Bu-Tows. OF
Calvary church, Portland. Sunday 50 hoal
l1N 2. m Young Peoples meeting SIS
= n Bible class. Friday, Ia .. n. Prayer
1leeting, THURSDAY, 80 ,. m
Swegstso-EigaEh avenue and Bell street
Rev. andrew Swartz. pastor residence. rs
Dexter street Services. . b a N and
I'D 2. n. Sunday school. noon. Young
peoples meeting. : p m. Thursday prayer
meeting. p n. Saturday. Young Peo-
Pies meeting. p. n.
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Advertise ments under the head Of Lost.
Found, For Sale. For Rent and Situations
Wanted will be inserted az the rate OF /
cent word each insertion. PAYMENT al
ways In advance. No advertisement re-
cesved lor less than IS cents.
NOTICE.-The business office 81 The
post-Intelligencsr is open until II .. m. !:
Sunday hours. a. m. to Il 81 p. ~ and
10 . = N. CLASSIFIED advertisements Will
be received up to this time.
Advertisements viii be received az
branch Offices Of the acknowledgements:
TACOMA BUREAU-No. Ii23 Pacific
avenue
PORT TowNSEND--wHlIam J. Jones.
b. 2 - FkT-New Whatcorn,
O. II Culver. Manager.
OLYMPIA-4fT1s Main street. Charles
Watson, Agent
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s. Mary s-w ooaiaad PARK. Rev. C II
Watson. =. d. 81 charge. W : Lewis
lay assistant psytne service evsry san
dav Afternoon a. so o'clock
- Clement ezxy-fourth averu.
s1uEA. aexT Nesler way Sun6Av scn,a,}
~ a. II Evening service : hv Pev
tSecrge Buxzslle. % Tacoma No uscrning
service.
= steEasI's. Ballars-Rsv. p. T. Hy-
a@12. gxctsr. Services a. II a. n az. -
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AT THE CHURCHES.

Hereafter noEicss Il the eh1rch 6irec--
terry AL ae confined 10 arnoEzcSrs1 3 %
church services only ard subjects q SER
rnrnx- Extended E1s1czl programmes Tor
Sunday services zEd ACCOMPLISHMENTS o.
church entertainments VIII orsy - pub
EsEe1 a. advertising rates >o1tcss .or
TITS department. should be rEcsssec a. THIS
cree Eo- later than ! = n SATURDAY, n
or1s- % Insure publication On sunday
raorrtrg
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The Fabian Society holds its ei-weekly
EoI,oLSe block. az 80 p. m. Essay. Why
Az Co-oDerative Colonies Failure by
are OF the members. The audience is In
S-tfAd 10 ask questions al the close Of the
readinx. 10 which the members OF the So
Getty Will reply.
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First snirltnal society.

The First Spiritual Society holds its
regular meeting IA the hiAIto fall. corner
- Sfasgao1 street and Second avenue. st
70 The discourse ~ me evening VIII
= 'v4ser, nv Mrs Georre Cooley. q Port
land followed By spirit messages by the
sneaksr Lyce8m az II q. m. medium
r,teating following
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Free Thought Christian Science class
day at p. n. al 2l7 Rollin street, and ev-
cry Tuesday night at 1910 John street
and every Friday night at rear of GA
Madison street, opposite Central school.
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Pre.byterian Churches.

First Mission-In Wards hall. George
town, South Seattle Preaching. p. m
Renton Church-Rev. George F. Whit
worth. d. D., pastor. Services at 3 ana
7.co p m. Union Sunday school az Il a. N.
Calyary-Services today a. u a. n and
100 m. conducted by the Rev. Donald
Ross, pastor.
Welsh-Seventh avenue and Olive street.
Rev. vs.. r.. Edwards. pastor: residence.
SD Eighth avenue: Services al lo: 30 a. m.
and p. m. Sunday school. 2:3Q p. N.
Prayer meeting. Wednesday. 7:so p. m.
Second. North Seattle-Third avenue
north and Harrison street Rev. w. A.
Major. pastor. Services al ii a. m. and
s p. m. Morning subject, That Which
Cost Ne Nothing" Evening. sacred con-
cert and short sermon.
First Presbyterlan-Corner Fourth ave-
Tue and Spring street. Rev. A. l.. Hutchi-
son, pastor. Morning service az II. Sub
ject. The Ministry OF Sorrow" Evening
service at s. Subject. First Principles or
Foundations Of Religion" Sunday school
at 1880. Y. p. S. c. E.. Gas.
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United Presbyterian Church.

Sixth avenue and Seneca street-Rev. W.
NJ Howie, pastor; residence. l92 Terry
avenue Services. II a. N. and I'D 2. m
Sunday school. 1915 p. N. \. p. s. G. E..
go D. m
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First-Seventh avenue. between Pike ard
Union streets. ]. II. Acton. minister.
residence 900 Eighth avenue. Preaching at
and F'iattery." Sunday school. 1890 y. m.
No evening service. All cordially invited
to attend.
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Baptist Mission .

Noun. Zion Baptist Church-Corner
Third and Madison j. c. Pegram. pastor.
Services al II a. m. and S p. m Sunday
school az / p. N. Subject in the evening,
s'Things That Keeps Us From God" All
are Invited.
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Church of Christ.

Olympia Avenue Church of Christ-s1s
Olympia place lend of North Seattle car
Incl Rev A. c. Vail. pastor. Morning
services at Ii: evening. O'Clock. Sunday
school at 10.
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

yeeIer Junction Church-Preachinx on
Sunday a. y a. N. BY Rev s. Daily
Duwamish Church-Danssl Bagsey. pas
tor. Sunday school al % a n pSachins
az 10 p. m.
Reufon Church-Rev. 3. r. Ratfray
pastor. Sunday school at Il 3. n. Preach
Ing az 7.D ,. m by Rev. B. y. 2sttray CT
Rev. s Daily. president; residence. ST
Union street
First-Pine street and Third avenue.
Preaching a. II a m. and .. m. by Rev.
D. l. FOr1rey. Class meeting. 10 a. m.
Sunday school. l2.z0 .. m; Christian En-
deavor meeting SIS g. m. Thursday even
Ing song and prayer service. s
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PEARSoN-The funeral OF Mrs. Gustava
Pearson will be held at the residence Of
her niece, Mrs. W. +. Ridgway. corner
OF Boise and Bismarck streets, Latona.
on Monday, June s, 1895. at . O'Clock
p. m
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REWARD.

A reward OF SO will be paid for tnfor-
nation leading 10 the arrest and convic-
ton Of any one stealing copies OF the
Fost-Inteliigencer delivered 10 subscribers
throg ghout the city.
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
ments changed for the Sunday issue must
hand Ia copy by 1 o'clock Saturday to in
sure change.
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Fourth avenues Rev. J. N Smith. pas
tor; residence. 5l3 Fifth avenue north
Preaching at II a. m and 5 p. m.
Sunday school. SIS q. m: Y. p. 8. c. e.
$50 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday night.
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Cumberland Presbyterian.

Ravenna Park-Rev. I. .. Beck, pastor
Services az II a. n. and D. m sunday
school. 10 a. m.
Third Cumberland Presbyterian-Corns
OF Tventy-second avenue aud East Cherry
street Rev. r. f. Powell, pastor resi-
dence. SIS McCiatre street. Su fday school
az l2.a Junior Erdeavor a. $50 p. m
Y. p. 8. c. E. at $50 p. m
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Take Madison street cara for water
paIace entertainment this afternoon and
evening.
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BIRTHS.

LANG-In Seattle. Wednesday. May q,
TO Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Lang. a SON
SCHWETZER-Tn Seattle, June 4, 1896, 20
the wife Of Louis H Scaweitzer.
daughter
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Theosophy.

Seattle Theosophical Society. 81 Third
avenue. Sunday. Simple talk on Theoso-
ply and Lotus Circle for children al /
.. m Lecture at .. m. Subject. Ma
hasmaE."
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Republican convention. ST. Louis. Round
trip So 50, via Great Northern.
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The Eskimos will be on exhibition be-
tween 9 and o'clock this afternoon at
Leschi park. They will give an exhibition
In the large hall Al the pavilion during the
intermission in the band concert.
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s-srt @s rector az Trtnisy church. san
Francisco. before the calling 81 Ire present
rector His special work A. pesent Is MS
es3tcrSfsP % tbs Paste CaE-ch-n&1- which
gives Ain an opportunity - ofHctste n
prominent churches sEr Eastwood = also
secretary OF fhs standing committee OF
tire diocese OF California
Re viii preach az morning a,d evening
services AZ ST. Marks during June ard
July. This evening AZ O'clock there will
be the special monthly musical festival
service, when the choir win reader the fol-
lowing order OF music:
= 4SSrccs-<s-4A
This Church's One Foundation"
Nagrifcat NGnc Dsrnsttls Cruickshaak
Anthern-+O. Risen Iscr5.' Bsrnoy
Hynn-"Ha-k Ye. Ny Sour Dykes
orsrto-y-"Lesve Is Not .Stains-
~s~~N7TA~-ss-A
-~An Hail the Power Of Jesus Name"
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Free Methodist Church.

Rose. L Smith. pastor. Sunday
school 10 a. M. Preaching. II a. m. Glass
meeting, u n. Young Peoples meeting,
p. N. Prayer meeting. 80 2. m Preach
Ing. p. N. Prayer meeting, THURSDAY,
s .. N.
Tenth avenues. Rev. Alexander Beers.
pastor. Services: Sunday school. s:4s A.
m Preaching. II a. II. ard 10 p m
Prayer meeting. Wednesday. 5:45 D. N
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The parest and best lard made Ii F. B.
Co. lard.
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Neat novelties IN ladies' tan shoes at
Simison Bros this week.
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Christian Alliance.


C;osuei services in Freed's hall. on Ninth
sxsnIta between Pine and Olive. at ?. n.
svsry sabbath and on Thursday a. 2 .. N.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths.

In order 10 secure correct Insertion Of
notices under these headings the same
should be left al the business Offices OF
this paper. No charge is made for such
notices.
Funeral notices. resolutions or other spe-
ctai announcements will be charged ar the
rate of 10 cents per line each Insertion.
POST TNTET.TfCTNTFR co,
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ExnnrelicaI Association.

C;erman-Harrison street and Taylor av-
snue Rev. August Ernst. pastor. so Har-
rison street Services morning and even
ing.
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tn. following letters await advertiser
HELP wavTED-MaLE.

HELP waSTED-MALE.
go a wEEK~Lad,es or gents 20 show
samples and take orders FOR aluminium
goods. sign letters. door plates ard 4
variety OF fine speessities. elegant
samples: light. easy work: customers de-
lighted: goods new and catchy. SELF all
seasons: work SIX hours no capital.
Write World Mfg. Co. ~ s. Columbus.
Ohio. I'D
wANTED-Men and women 70 work az
home. / pay s. 70 gls per week for max
ing crayon portraits, usg patented
method. any one wha can read or write
car do TIRE work az home IA spare tine.
da-- or evening. sand for particulars ard
harfu work at once. Address n A
Gripp. German artist. Tyrone. "a.
WkNTED-Fog L. :. army: abie-bodies.
a. sn oTs i q 1s rssa sl s % Il eo5
character ana teznpsrat. habits. WHO can
speak. read ard write kag.isn Fer In
formation apply 70 Feerultins officer.
Boston block Seattle wssh-
wANTED~A F'.rst-class reliable agene n
every county in t1e ssata 20 take orders
fo~ clothing uzlde 20 measure. Address
Co., 20 and - Monroe street. Ch.cag0.
IL.
WAxTED-s7s to 800 = month ard ex-
r%rses natd saiesner foF cigars. expert
errA unrscexsa~v. standard w8oas. LxEsis
Clerk ~Ixzr ua~ntrs fres 20 each e1sso-
rer BISHOP 4 kisrs S. Louis. No.
81 N-7-t-T1-Today iwelws MI Iaborsrs:
log deck Hser carriage n1ens eager hep
ers slab sawyer. OF bearers knee bot
ers bolt cutters. 30i5ters. knot sAEysrs.
Ballard Employment Office.
wASTED-Ten single bolt cutters. So:
good timber. prompt pay. hoard - PER
week. y. Bennett. Prairie. Wasa.s ..
l. : Il z r K
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christian Mission and seamen,s Bethel.

In basement OF Seattle National Bank
building, Occidental avenue and Yesler
way-Servicee. Sunday at and I.i5 p.
m Week day services every day at Il
o'clock.
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Christian Science services at II a. N.
sunday and Thursday a. ? p. m. in La
dies Musical Club rooms. in Holyoss
block corner Front and Spring.
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Restitution.

Bible reading every Sunday. 8 ?. m. and
Friday. T:3o 2. m at 23oS Front street. Res
tif1Ition will occasionally be the theme. A
cordial invitation extended 70 all
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New styles In mems tan shoes al SINH
son Bros. 70s Second avenue.
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! remark again. God has for Is a
mothers hana 10 you thtuk there fs q
srossuesA. an ultra matsrialiSUa fn ms
trcAtraen; cf thls suhteot7 IN you thirk
I ara guilty ~ what - cailea arth-opso-
uaoTrltstu ts>cg. arse I arr representing col
uIth the organs and emotions % human
bclnEf I am culY following EttIe phrn sa~
Oloxy. II s. q necessity W3th u.s. We can
ret no i3ca q rutn,y spiritual gntercoursa.
~ ust tnvest the Deity with these
physical functions in order 10 understand
Hsgu even ln tho uaost iicassea way AS
text - very cl3rlax oS tAls method
Cscas hama That Is. HISS executive rac-
utty. judged by fsls works. What a weu-
derfui band 81 tnast BE- Powerful for st
helss ~ ths uatvcfse Ot inenite carar-
ssv. for &c contains the ccran tn the bel
low - SIS palm. Sktilfui foT it has carved
sat the rlilars az ruck arf dixEesf the
caves and fashioned tte ilIy. and woven
she wells e n-isI upD4 IRE mountain Side
end inEerlaced abe embroidery cf thr uaid-
ussht heavens ash painted the sunrsse
aad the sunset ga tho eastern ana aest-
eru xaseWavs ~ the cav. Tr1c for Is has
constructed tAa crystal ara TIE saewsRke.
aua eauus the rsrcle 90 the rafutfreg. sg.t
Iowerc6 ghe pluwret ard guiae8 the
honey bee sn the naAuufactare 90 3ts |co.nb
ane Ehs spstlEr tn the spanning ~ ils Wea
u5th mathematical sxsctaess Msecffu3
ter Be has rescued many q SOL fTorl the
~ ~ rs s~n wss&s4zSsS, And besides
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Salvation Army.

Tcnss street Rev. Wilbur T. g. HArwood.
pastor.
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Adventists.

Advent Christian meetings in Masonic
b,1iidinr-Dr. William Chapman. pastor.
Socjal and prayer meeting. l0:i5 a n.
Preaching. II a. N.
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Are You Going to the National Demo-
cratic Conventions
The Northern Pacific viii sell tickets at
roani trip rate OF S3i.5o for that occasion
Two trains daily 10 the East. and every
comfort afforded delegates and others CO.
ing. For tickets ana all particulars call
az Northern Pacific city ticket Office, Yes
Ter way and First avenue. Seattle.
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Fabian society.

Barracks. corner OF Yesler way and Sec
ond avenue south
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lullaby.

Lastly Cod has for Us mothers inl-
lahv. Look n A. that home picture
Tired child in mothers arms Flaxe-,
rtuEicsE falling over mothers shoulder.
Fssyrtsh face close 20 mothers check
Restless hands Gained into quIetude bv
mothers toGch- SIGH kissed away b..
rncthers IiPs- Wbnie scene radiant wfsh
mother love. LIDS half closed. then
Or. rpeG entirely. deep long brsatlfn.
telling she - fast asleep Cradle rrsstv
ana Wlth SIS precious freight sailing away
iugo 6resmtaGs6, mothers foot on she
rocker and her vo3ce grooming a s7urs fsar
song IS though she wsre guardian angel
from ScAVen.
DO yos think that IS ooiy description
- = sleep.nS chllae Thas Is also the ss~-
sure - a dying saint Completely tire.s
oHt w3th tAe worE and worry az lie fha
SAINT Hes &C. fhe arms ~ sod. tha Nfotse~
Lullaby. Eartn Aa3 It's fererrF saav re~ssg5
from stght Lulaev Deeper stnks fhs
wsn f2cs tuso the r.l7w LuUaav rs,Ss.
tnE hsDas foEa themselves rsasr.e,srl,
oser tne nafier3nE heart I.ullafyv
BREATH Erc~s shorter and pulse fainter
L-a}izhg. AaEels are gathering ana xgfh
troopanE n3nluus wAlt 20 fsear up -
fFcsd spirit LGtahy. TIE portals opas
ard = golden sunset hatA@S the featurss
~ EhS Gesla saint Lu{tsby. lullaby. lul-
iAoy - PIE gtVsth his beloved slssx
AS ere hers BIS mother CEN foxfasn- -
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Gods Eve o. Love.

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THE PRI-s, NER.

Al Hal the Power Of Jesus Name.
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wANrED-BoARDERs.

SUMMER BOARDERS-Cottage for the
summer and boarding places In pleasant
farm houses: every convenience: east
Lake Washington. Cali or address
room 20 Sullivan block.
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WA%TED-s7s to 800 = month ard ex-
r<rxes Pad saissrer s1F cigars. expert
sree unrscexsarv. standard goods. Little
Clerk ~Ixzr rna~ntrs fres 20 each cusio-
rser BISHOP 4 Kline S. Louis. No.
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NJ HOWE, pastor: residence. 1872 Terry
avenue. Services. II a. N. and l:S0 2. m
Sunday school. l2:lS p. m. \. +. ;. {. E.
$50 p. m
Christian Mission and Seamen's Bethel.
In basement of Seattle National Bank
building. Occidental avenue and Yesler
way-Services. Sunday at and I.i5 p.
m. Week day services every day at L
o'clock.
Restitution.
Bible reading every Sunday. p m. and
Friday. T:3o p. m. at 2Sos Front street Res
titl.tion will occasionally be the theme. A
cordial invitation extended 10 all
Christian Science.
Christian Science services at II a. m.
Sunday and Thursday a. p, m. in La
dies Musical Club rooms. in Holyoks
block, corner Front and Spring.
Adventists.
Asvsrt Christian meetings IN Masonic
b,,ildlnr-Dr William Chapman, pastor.
Seal and prayer meeting. l0:i5 a N.
Preaching II q. m
Evangelical Association.
r-arnan-Harrison street and TAYLOR av-
s,ue Rev. August Ernst. pastor. so Har-
rison street. Services morning and even
ing.
Christian Alliance.
c;ospei services in Freed's hall. on Ninth
a~arra between Pine and Olive. at 3 ?. n.
svsry sabbath and or Thursday a. 2 2. n.
African VI. T.. Church.
Iones Street African N. f. Cl1urch-I391
rcnss street, Rev. Wilbur I. y. Harwood.
castor.
Salvation Army.
Barracks. corner OF Yesler way and Sec
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good ta-nAer. prompt pay. hoard - PER
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