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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
For Chappeti Hands.

The first requisite step is TO have them
thoroughly clean. To do this you must
use tepid water and a little powdered
borax; dry well and apply cold cream.
When you have gotten them I'm good con-
dition, then take care of them.
An old and well tried receipt to render
the skin fine and soft is one-auarter
ounce OF glycerine. half ounce elder
flower water. eight ounces benzoin. quar-
ter ounce vaseline: apply at night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
Rice Merlin que.

Take a small pie dish. spread over II a
good layer of apricot jam; beat the rice
well with a fork and stir in two raw yolks
of eggs, few drops of vanilla and a little
cold milk; then beat up the whites OF the
eggs TO a stiff froth and add them lightly
TO the rice; then put the mixture into
pie dish and bake about fifteen minutes in
a quick oven. When done add the whites
OF TWO more eggs stiffiy beaten, mixed
with two tablespoonfuls OF sugar and a
few drops of vanilla. Then return 10 cool
place in the oven until required.
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First Free Methodis;-al2 Pine street,
between Ninth and Terry avenues. Rev.
Alexander Beers. pastor. Preaching at
II a. m and 1870 p. m. Sunday school at
Gas a. m. Young peoples meeting, p. IN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday ar 7:5o p. nj.
In the morning there viii be preaching
by the pastor and at night Mrs. Beers
viii officiate. Seats free 10 all.
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Births. Marriages. pe.sa

In order 10 secure correct snsa-,s..
notices under these headings ~ - e 4
should be left al the business @.ss M
this paper. No charge is made w. a. -
notices &c.
Funeral notices. resolutions o. 49,.
cias announcements VIII be eharsas :. =
rate Of 10 CENTS per line each irsA-rs~s "a
POST-I<TEL.IISF STsrp !.
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.JelIfed Chicken.

Boil until tender. in enough water TO
cover. one chicken and an equal weight of
fresh lean pork; remove. when boiled very
tender and let water boil down 10 three
pints. Cut the meat into pieces. To the
water add one heaping teaspoonful of
tapioca. let boil till done. season with salt
and pepper to taste; pour the liquor over
the chicken. having first cut IL up fine.
mix well and put il in a mould TO cool and
harden: then slice down thinly when cold
and firm. Nice for luncheon.
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Tutti Erufti.

Soak one half box Of gelatine in one half
pint cold water, dissolve with one pint
Of boiling water. Add the juice OF
three lemons. one-and-one-half cups of
sugar and strain: when beginning 10 stiffen
put layer of jelly In a dish; then a layer
Of sliced bananas, another layer Of Jelly.
then one of sliced oranges. one OF jelly and
one Of grated cocoanut: finish with jelly.
When firm and very cold. serve with whip
ped cream; delicious.
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sweefhread Paftfes.

Boil sweetbread and mince II with a
little ham. add one gill OF white sauce. the
same quantity OF cream. little cayenne,
white pepper. salt and nutmeg: make the
mince very hot: flavor il with tarragon
vinegar and with il I'll the patties. which
should be made of the lightest pun paste,
and serve hot.
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Get round steak. spread over IL a dres-
sing OF bread crumbs. seasoned highly.
with chopped onion added 20 the dressing
same as you make for duck or turkey
dressing. Begin then at one end OF the
steak and roll il carefully. tie the roll TO
keep II in shape Bake il in the oven as
you do a turkey. basting often. make a
gravy of the drippings, adding -four and
butter. with little water: brown IL nicely
and pour around the meat; when done,
slice IL neatly or the end when carving.
II has the favor Of duck and is very nice.
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Clear Soup, with croutons.
Celery Olives. Pickles.
Sweefbread Patftes.
Mock Duck Potato Puff.
Fried Parsnlps. Stewed Tomatoes.
Lettuce Salad. Waters.
Tutti Frutti Jelly, with Whipped Cream.
Chocolate Cake.
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Cumberland re.byteriau

Cumberland Presby terian-East Cherry
!. street and Twenty second avenue. r. r.
= Powell pastor. residence 10l TTenty-sec-
ond avenue. Rev. W. W. Beck Will preach
on Sunday ar IL a. m. and Rev. Z. c HetZ-
Ter, agent OF the American Bible Society,
viii preach at 7:30 p. m Special music
arranged for SUNDAY school al 1876 p. m.
Junior Endeavor al $50 p. m. Y. p. ;. c.
Thursday, 7:45 p. m.
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NOTICE-The business Office OF Ia
Post-Intelligencer Is open until II p n.
Sunday hours. a. N. 10 $50 D. m ana
10 9 p. m. Classified advertisements MI
be received up 10 this time.
Advertisements under the head Of Les
Found, For Sale, For Rent and Situatiaas
Wanted viii be inserted at the rate Il
cent word each insertion. Payment Al.
ways in advance. No advertisements ~
ceIved for less than % cents.
Advertisements viii be received u
branch offices OF the Post-InteIlgenesr
TACOMA BUREAU-No. LIS Pscsas
avenue.
PORT TOWNSEND-Wil lillian J. Jonea
BELLINGHAM BAY--New Whaseon,
o. ii. Culver. Manager.
OLYMPIA-4l7ja Main street. Charts
Watson, agent.
The following letters await adverilsss
at this office.
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AT THE CHURCHES.

Fe-easss- rostces n the church directory
WI be confined 70 announcements o.
church services only ard s2o5sc1s q ser
r-2oHs Extended musical programme for
Sunday services and announceE-entS OF
church entertainments Vii Only oe plo-
lIsne9 AZ advertising rates Nollcss for
thss department sho3ia Re received a. fnss
Office nor Later than ] p n SATURDAY "a
order 70 insure publication CT sunday
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Poached Eggs.

Have the water boiling. TO which add
little sah and vinegar; break each egg in
a cup and slip gently into the water: the
action OF the water will turn IL round and
round so that when the white has set II
will be like a ball. Remove the eggs. let
then drain; serve on hot huttered toast.
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First Christian Church.

Seneca street, between Third and Fourth
avenues j. y. Smith. pastor. residence.
2122 Fourth avenue. Preaching at II a. m.
and 7:3o p. m Sunday school. Gas a. m.
Y. p. 5. c. e, els p. N. Subject Of morn
ing sermon. The Christians Hope"
Evening subject 'The Last Ditch"
Prayer meeting Thursday night.
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Christian Adventist..

Christian Advent meetings are held at
the corner of Third avenue and Madison
street. Dr. w. Chapman, pastor. Prayer
meeting. 1915 a. m. Preaching, II a. m.
Sunday school. l. 80 y. m.
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EyaureIicaI Association.

Corner Birch and Harrison streets. near
Cedar street car line. German preaching
every Sunday al ii a. N. and p. N.
SUNDAY school $50 a. m. Young peoples
meeting, .. m Weekly prayer meetings
Wednesday and Thursday at T:4S p. m.
English Sunday school every Sunday
afternoon al the new mission, corner OF
Rollin and Harrison streets, at 80. fol-
lowed by a Gospel sermon. mission
Sunday school has also been opened in
Ballard, corner Wilbert street and Second
avenue, beginning al p. m. being con-
Quoted in the German language. Aug.
Ernst, pastor: SO Harrison street
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Blackberry jam Pudding.

Three eggs. one cupful OF sugar. one cup
of jam. half cup OF sour milk. with one
teaspoonful of soda In the milk flavor
with nutmeg Bake and eat with sweet
sauce, or with cream.
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The New Ten.

Matrimony has ten commandments:
First; never, except for the best rea-
sons. TO oppose your wifes Will.
Never TO scold.
Never look cross at her.
Never to worry her with commands.
To promote her piety.
To bear her burdens.
To overlook her foibles.
To save, cherish, and forever defend
her.
To discharge all duties for her sake
freely.
To remember her always in your
prayers.
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EnisconaI Chnrches.

81. Mary's-woodland Park Rev. Fl. II.
Gowen ia charge. Service and sermon at
D. m.
West Seattle Mission-service and ser
mon every Sunday at $40 =. m. b. Rev.
George Buzzelle. rector OF 81. Clements.
s. Pauis Chapcl-Warr avenue and
Republican street. sunday school, ?. IN.
Service and sermon a ,. M.
-. Mark's-Fifth avenue and Olive
street Rev ID. c. Garrett rector. sun
day school a. Is a. N. Services. II A. m,
els Good win. OF Hartford. Conn. viii
preach. A. uIght the rector viii give the
third sermon in the Lcufen course. Sub
feet, The Unjust Steward Young peo-
pies service. 6.iA.
-. Stephen Ballard. Rev. 2. Nv
land reCtor- Services al II a. n and 7sso
=. m. \. e 5. g. K. $50 2. m Bible class.
y. n. Holy Communion first sunday IN
the month. = j. M: third Sunday IN the
month 81 SD 3. N.
s.. Glen ent' s--Tweuty-fou avenue
south, near Yssler way. Rev George B3sz-
selia rector. Sunday school ~ a ~
Morning service and sermon AZ n A. m
Evening service and sermon al Z ~ O'Clock
Celebration of the Holy Communion en-
the nrSt sunday Of every month ar III
a. III and on the third sunday 81 qve~v
month az : =. N. Service every Friday
az 80 q. m.
Trinity parish-Corner Eighth aversN
AMI James street Rev. II. H. Oewen.
tnE PRAYER. Ldr3ny and sermon st = a n
Evening PRAYER and sermon. 7.s8 o. m
sunday Scacoi in parish nail. a-s a. m
S1Hieet for morning sermon. ''PnaraohsS
Second Compromise Evening e,5bt4.,
''NrlReG-' Strangers cordially invited
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Mount Carmel Mission.

The dedication of Mount Carmel Mis-
Union and Pike streets, will take place
Sunday evening by prayer and song SER
vice and testimony meeting from 7:30 I'M
til 8 o'clock. then dedicaung sermon by
Rev. f. b. Sutton followed by dedication
ceremony.
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Lutheran Churches.

German Lutheran-Duwamish Mission.
Sanders hall. below Sweeneys brewery.
Services at 2:3o every other Sunday.
Norwegian Danish--Fourth avenue and
in basement. Services az II a. M and s
p. n.
German Lutheran-Seryices IN hall. cor
ner Main street and Minor avenue. Ser
vices every second and fourth Sunday OF
the month. al 1.4S p. m by the Rev. w.
H. Behrens. pastor.
German South Seattle Mission-In hall
near posioffiee. Sunday services every
second and third Sunday OF the month at
D. IN. Sunday school every Sunday al
D. m Pastors, r. knappe. 1el6 Howell
street; w II. kurtz. 1920 Howell street
Holy Trinity. English-Corner Seventh
avenue ard Union street. Rev. James +.
Beates, pastor. residence. 7of Pike street.
Services at ii a. m and 1:30 y. N. Sun
day school at 1890 p. m. Midweek Ienten
service and Luther League meetings
Wednesday at 80 p. m.
German Evangelical. Lutheran Zion's-
Corner Tenth avenue and Stewart street.
Sunday school, $50 a. m Sunday services
al 1890 a. m. and 7:50 p. m. Bioelstunde.
T:3o and Jugendverein. $50, Thursday ev-
ening. Choir practice. Tuesday. 80 p. m
German Evangelical, Lutheran. st.
Johns Congregation - Sunday services.
corner Market and Main. IN Rainier
Heights Baptist church, every first and
third Sunday OF the month at 3 p. m sun
day school every Sunday az p. m. Cnl-
dren's singing practice every Friday at
7:50 p. m
Swedish EvangelicaI-Third avenue. near
Pike. Rev. Martin l.. Larson, pastor; resi-
dence. 1921 Fifth avenue. On Sunday, ser
school, - m. and Bible class or prayer
meeting at p. n. Or Thursday. services
at D. m. The Cent Society meet at p. m
the first and third Tuesdays OF the month.
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REWARD.

A reward of $40 will be paid for safo,
nation leading 10 the arrest and ceays.
ton OF any one stealing copies OF ~
Post-Intelligencer delivered 10 sahscriaers
throughout the city.
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Socialist Union.

The Seattle Socialist Union VIII hold
meetings in the new quarters. Masonic
temple. every Sunday AT 3 p. IN All are
welcome. Entrance Second avenue.
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First Church of Christ-scienti.t.

Russell hall. corner Third avenue and
Cherry street. Services Sunday al ii a. m
and Thursday at 2;l5 p. N. Sunday school
Immediately after the Sunday service
Reading room open during the week.
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Cafhafie Churches

Our Lady Of Good Hs'p-Thsri avenue
south and Washington street. Rev. =. Y.
Preronsasne. pastor Low mass. a. m:
high mass. 1870 g. m cSne1lcrlon- 80
.. H.
Sacred Heart-Sixth avenue and Be-,
street Conducted by the Re6e-Dtcrists.
Rev Joseph A. ksutx. c. s. r. pastor
Low mass with sermon. a. N. 4 y mass
with sermon. $50 a. m. Sun1as~ school.
go ,. m: vespers. sermon and oene1ic-
fion. 30 ?. n
Church OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ard Madison street Rev. Victor Garland.
pastor Rev. A Trivsll and Rev. J. Mich
O. soz ass!stanss Conducted by the JeS-
uits. Low masses ar q N. and Sis a. N.
H-ga mass a. 1a.s9 a. n. Sunday school
al 2-30 ?. M and evening service 81 s.So-
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Spiritual Meeting.

Services are held every Sunday at Ma
sonic temple. Pike street entrance. AT ia
under the auspices OF the Seattle Spiritual
LeagG AL are invited; seats free.
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Theosophy.

Theosophical Society. Amanda Lodge
Meets Sunday at $50 pm. In room 207
new Yesler block.
Seattle Theosophical Society. eI2 Third
avenue Sunday. simple tax on 'tTheos-
ophy" at i y. m. Lecture at p. IN.
by James VI. Pryse. OF New York.
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DJRRANT--Tn Seattle. at the ss.ss~
General hospital. Saturday nirA. NJ
p. 1897. II. W. Durrant. Of pars,s.sss
aged IS years S@
Chicago papers please copy,
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First Spiritual Society.

First Spiritual Society meets every Sun
day al Rialto. on Madison street. between
First and Second avenues Lyceum meets
at 1890 p. m. Conference meeting at
d N.
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Cserman-Harrison street and Taylor
avenue Rev. August Ernst. pastor, so
Harrison street Services morning and
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Spiritual Christian Church.

The First Spiritual Christian church OF
Seattle wiz hold its first services Sunday.
March q. At 40 p. m, in Harmony hail,
room ~ Hlnckiey block. All are welcome.
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Volunteers of America.

Gospel meetings are held every evening
at s O'Clock and Sunday at IL a. m and
D. m. at 2i7 Second avenue south, under
the auspices Of the Volunteers OF Amer
Tea.
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Yesler Junction Church-Preaching On
Sunday az II a m.
Duwamlsa Church-Daniei Bagiey pas
tor. Sunday schoo. a. 10 a N Preaching
al 7.s0 2. m.
FTrst-Pine street and Third avenue.
Preaching At II a n. and 80 p. m by
meeting 10 a. m. Sunday school u %
p. m Y. p. 5. c. z. S:15 p. N. Prayer
meeting Thursday al 7.So p. m. Monthly
meeting the first Thursday OF each month
g S-Il % N
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE,

Advert sers desiring display advertise.
ments changed for the Sunday issue n,
hand In copy py / o'clock Saturday to j.
sure change.
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w.sTEp-REaL ESTATE

A HOME BUILDER would IKE .s.ss.s.
lof withln twelve blocks OF ss...ss;,
state location Address Home
care PoSt-InteIllsencer.
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Christian Alliance.

The Christian Alliance VIII meet today
a 2.S0 p m. in their new hall. 3g7 Union
street, between Third and Fourth ave-
nues. near ATmory hall.
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United Presbyterian CHURCH.

Sixth avenue and Seneca street-Rev. ".
Nj HOWE. pastor: residence 1922 Terry
avenue Services. II a. m and 40 D. m.
Sunday school. l2:15 p. m. Y. p. 8. c. e,
$50 D. m
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Mental Science.

Mental science class meet every Sunday
AZ 2.38 o. m al the banquet hall, Masonic
block. entrance on Pike street. All are
cordially invited
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GASLIGHT in every house: newest an' =
out: attaches to ordinary lamr -.
chimneys; safe, economical: outni ~
to active workers. Stand A-d Brass w
Mfrs, Covington. Ky.
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To XIII Mold.

Sulphur is one of the best preventives
of mold. Mold IS a plant that should be
killed as soon as possible. When IL is
observed in the pantry, kitchen or closet,
shut the room tightly. put an iron pan
or small pot in a large vessel of water,
so there Will be TO danger OF fire, and
place them in the center of the room;
pat shovel of hot Goals in the pan and
drop about half pound OF sulphur over
them and leave the room. Let the fumi-
eating go on two or three hours
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peoples meeting. $50 ?. n. A. r. Dinock.
leader. All cordially invited
Elrs1-Fourth ssSnue- between James
and Cherry streets. Rev Louis : Bower
rnzn. pastor: residence 80 ColuE7ofs street.
at home Til D m. except Mon0ay-
Preaching services Il a II and % p m
Bible school. 1918 .. IN. Carwan ;. shank.
sup<rinfenden Young peoples meeting,
SIS p. N, c. Il. KIeh leader All cor
daily invited.
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Progressive Iyceum.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Chll3ven's Progressive Lyceum meets
every sunday morning IN Pettis' hall,
First avenue. al = o clock
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Meetings every Sunday afternoon Al 30
q ISIS First avenue. AL are invited. and
free speech allowed
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WANTED-Agents 10 sell the in' -.
Check Perforator; retails tss. n.x
commission. Wesley Mfg. CO., r.
Row, New York.
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A Few Points.

The men will stand anything
It's woman's vocation TO be married.
A woman is as good as a man any day.
Dearest friends make the best enemies
There is something better than beauty,
and that Is charm.
There are not husbands enough to go
around. statistics prove II.
Sinners never hear any harm of them
selves.
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THE EMPORIUM viii pay siEas 1905. 80
price for furniture. carpets, ss"'e
Ills First avenue.
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MUST HAVE agents at once to sell sasa
locks and door holders. sample s..
lock free for &c stamp; immense; De-
than weights: burglar PROOF; sie -
Write quick Address Brohard q ~
Box a. Philadelphia, Pa.
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In basement Of Seattle National Bank
building Occidental avenue and Yesler
way-Serviees. Sunday at and 745 D. m.
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Truly Ast1as satsr.--Asss Annette y
Noca. EoHatAtr. Mlen-- saws Arcs
Cherry geeEor&. Aas has a wooae-sul eFe-f
sa es1FteE IT'S heosaer-s chtlaren at a severe
aus dangerous co8 x wAs tfu.v aston.
ssalaE asS speedily ghey toana relIrf after
takgns tnts pfrVa~a ,fon
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FIRST Misston-Tn Wards hall. Ceor-a-
town. SoUth Seattle Preaching az % m
Calvary Services today a. II a p, 81
s 9. Ia SUNDAY srhoo A. 1913 Prsvgr
rseeftHE THURSDAY a. p. IN Rev TG1ra 4
Ross. pas ,or. residence. iSl Market street
Renfoa cha~ch-Rev. George > v-rs.-
worth. d. u. pastor Services al ars
Ta1 2 "a. Cn-on Sunday school al II a n
Wr.Sa-Sf wealth avense and olive street
Rev y .-lssu DAVIS. pastor. Services a.
J. - q. 70 AMI IS 2. n sunday schoof a
: 2 c. Class meeting "Wednesday al -
= m
Second. $orth Ssattis - Tlfra svsnra
norta art EarT s1n street Res. ~ 4
MAJOR. pastoE. Pres ching az II a y, "a
81 3 n. r : e. r. sss 3 m NJ
~'eek meeting Fan-s1ay az 7-S5 ? n.
Flrss I,rrsay csT7a1--Cor1cr Fourth ave-
T2e a11 SartrE street Rev 4 l. Ntf-st-
s7n. n D. pastor. resiienca. - So-4rv
s~eet Serzecvs as = B. n. and --sa q "a
N ORD. x Ts2htect- w nv No 4 Nfs-.s,st.~ -
fHe lEGncn EFeEiTssz ~tSoi " lie s~ss
Ia -he sptcsi series q eveu.-r se-r,.}--s
a. s.& g. ~
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Uou~ebota decorations.

barracks. corner % YeSler way ami Sec
ou1 avenue south
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The following letters await advertise
at this office.
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WANTED AND FOR SALE-Ten ae,.,,sp
sizes: anything, eyerythlh1
bsrd sIyth ard pike. chaplin.
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WANTED-Liye hustlers eyefywas.s'
latest and best bicycle novelty; ever
body buys; takes like wildhre; 49, SO
or commission. Address lmmealsiss.,
Stats & Poe Mfg. Co., lndiansp@@
Ind.
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WITTENBERG ia west MAZE. "a
highest cash prices for secon...Sss.s
clothing. Call or send postal, in
attention will be given.
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ANTED-Cors4wOod in 20 70 - ~ r -
lots. Apply 20 X. X. Dfamin0sN''
nercial dock.
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WANTED-A steady line OF psop.sr /.
ming 70 see the best spray pe'1,
tbe world al the Il. G. Miles co.
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LUNCHEON.

LUNCHEON.
Cold Ham Sliced Thin
Horseradish Sauce.
Stewed Prunes.
Tot Rolls. Honey or Jelly.
Baked Apple Pudding.
Tea Cocoa
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saae meal Ter eaieksH. Frye-Braaa
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AGENTS-We have invented new 81
vice for printing signs on fences 1 -. !.
rocks-any rough surfacei SIX eo'sss - :
once. any size: you can sell one IN WI
store. Arc Co. Racine. Wis.