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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-10
Tvcnty-four Years Consumed In tho
Latest Work.


on February 10 1870 a proposal for
new revision or the Bible was submitted
70 both houses OF the conv5caiton OF the
province Of Canterbury BY the lac bishop
Of Winchester Or. Samuel Wilberfo--a.
The proposal was seconded by the bishop
OF Gloucester and bristol ard was in
dorsed BY both houses. The great object
IN view was the correcting NJ the errors
in the authorized version which the adj
vancing knowledge Of the las 2;1 years
had revealed, and the giving back Of the
authorized version wien Al even vet closer
reading OF the original in.9 English &C
cording 20 The pure and native sig ifcau"e
or the words" Two committees were
formed one for the Old and one Tor ne
New Testament. he ,ab1r in ePch case
being different, and requiring IN each case
minds specially trained f5v the purpose
The cooperation was invited az any relt-
gious body Of any nationality. The. only
qualities tions required being t4elr learn
ing and adaptahiuty 20 the work under
contemplation.
The work on the Old Testament. though
more elaborate Was less laoorioIs, for the
committee took the text called Massnretic.
used ny the revisors OF 1911. But greater
knowledge % Hebrew. owing % ne ac-
nufrement Of an understanding 81 Arabic
and other cognate languages since the
seventeenth century. provided me HELD Tor
sMetr lADQT-
IN the 1911 revision o. the New Testa-
meut the scholars relied Chiefly on ire
text 81 Beza fffrh edition.. OF tae oldest
Uncfaf manuscripts the AleEan8rlne cid
n0l reach England TIL seventeen years
after the publication o. the authorized
version, and she san older and more i'm
portant manuscripts q EpaTaesn SyrOs.
tue Vatican and TIE SlBaltic were entirely
unknown All these and their evidences
hal 20 be carefully weighed and e9r1p1r-
"a BIZ ne revisers of the View Testament
~ 1890 ard TIE true reading o. the tex
- BE- determined step by step.
IN addition 20 az iris they aai = Tar
mere exact kuowtedgs o. the Greek veg'b
thar taesr predecessors had, arc this
krrsveie6ge IS displayed with great a4v4n-
tace in the rendering a he more pro-
fogna passages Ia s. Johns gospel ard
the EplztIe 70 tAe Romans
fourteen years % uRfir.n- and vo3Sn-
tary la boz were ungTudgfnEiy bestowed
On are Old Testament revision and ten On
TIA Nsw.
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EniscopaI Churches.

St Nary's-Woodland Park. Sunday
school at y. m. Evening service at p. m.
West Seattle Mission-ssryice and SER
mon every Sunday az 3:Se p. m. by Rev
George Brzzelle. rector OF ST. Clements.
ST. Paurs ChapeI-Warren avenue and
Republican street. Rev. ID. c. Garrett.
rector Sunday school u. m. Service
with sermon at p. m. by Rev. II. II.
Gowan.
St. Stephen s-Ballard. Rev. p e Hy-
land, rector Services at IL a. m. and 7:30
n m Y p s. c. e. $50 j. m. Bible class
3 D. m Holy Communion. first Sunday in
the month. II a. m: third Sunday In the
month al $40 p. m
Trinity Parish-Corner Eighth avenue
and James street Rev. II. II. Gowan.
rector. Holy Communion. a. m Morn
ing prayer. Lljany and sermon. il a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon. 80 D. m.
Sunday school. s:45 .. m. Morning sub
iect BE Not Concerned 20 This World -
Evening. Il Must BE About My Father
Business"
s.. Clement's-Twenty-f ourth avenue
south. near Yesler way Rev. George Buz-
zelle. rector Sunday school 10 a m
Morning service and sermon az II a. m
Evening service and sermon at 30 o'clock
Celebration Of the Holy Communion on
the first Sunday OF every month 81 n
a. m and on the third sunday Of every
month AZ a m. Service every Friday
at 80 o. n.
ST. Marks Fifth avenue and Olive
street Rev. y. c. Garrett. rector. Holy
Communion. s q. II. Sunday school a.t5
a m. Services at II r. m. and 7;sa n m.
Confirmation class Will meet after morn
ing service. Morning subject. The Epl-
phany % Today" Al night the saeons
subjects Topic, Christianity and the
CITY"
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Adverse Trade BniS nee.
This heavy disparity between Japan's
exports and imports has obtained during
the greater part OF the present year.
We ali know how many diverse exp,ana-
tons Of such condition are invariably
set Up by differing schools OF political
economists and how difficult Il is 70 ar
rive at any absolutely satisfactory con-
eiusion for the reason that IN all large
economic movements and conditions there
Is almost an infinity Of possible causes,
operative Simultaneous and often
Blended in the greatest possible complex
ity. This IS true ~ japan as Il Is in the
United States. One man here VIII give
vou ore reason for the adverse balance Or
trade. while another viii furnish YOU with
n very different one. There can b. hardly
any doubt. however, that one Of the most
powerful factors in the case is the rapidly
unfolding life and viror % fhe New
japan. TO which / have already made ref
erence.
srhe expansion OF commercial and in
871sfrfal interests has resulted IN a vastly
Increased demand for raw materials and
for machinery. Compare for instance the
item 90 railway material tn the aooye "a
bles In September, 1895 Japan imported
only a erg yeTIs worth, FOR the same
rcnth this year she imported 2f2 So yens'
worth. an increase Of nearly 80 per cent,
while the increase in the -vaiue OF rails
fnrorted has been nearly 200 per cent.
Tn. items in ire table Of Imports from
..-gs -Htnery'' 20 other iron and stsel'
Inclusive. snow an increase q nearly
! fs.e 90 ven. o. about $4,000, During the
sane period thls year The American mar
ket FOR Japanese goods has been unusual
~ duh. a fact which has 81 course told
against Japsn's export column
Commercial men here are inclined TO
frs n fuller explanation in me compare
tlva dearress Of rice in Japan. The price
Of rec pays a far more important part
relatively IN this country than does the
r,~s~a of wheat 81 America OF course the
pr,,s IS regulated chiefly BY me abundance
Or scarcity Of tho' crop; but u r. not en-
tlralv free from the msnipuat}ons OF
spe~ulators- Il Is also Influenced TO some
extent bv the importation % foreign rice
and ire exportarl0n Of native rice Tor
strange "a 81 may appear. Japan is both
an Importer and ar exporter % this prod
urr. as a glance AZ The F0reg olug tables
viii snow.
The reason Any the price OF rice cuts
suea ar important figure IN japanese
commercial affairs - not hard 10 find.
The r!ce planters are ne 1..@s numerous
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Guesses al Truth.

Manners sometimes count Tor more than
morals, Most % us would rather pass an
evening With a weli-hred highwoayulaa
than an hour with a c3oRuish saint
The man for whom woman - most
aKer % sacrifice herself - skeIy 70 be a
man who would - unwilling, Il ne knew
It. 10 accept she sacrifice.
Love xsontaigfs no element 81 RE comic
In all tt= forms. whether apparent or Ia
tent. Il IS always seTious-so serious. IN
dced 81 % include any number OF tragic
possibilities.
Long engagements. postponed again and
again. are apt 20 srarve The hove that or
1xtJsal,y induced yhenn-
one reason that some women IKE 20 az
rear unnatural may De that they dfSsp-
prove 81 nature becA her fashion never
c5angea
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or 2 Glimpse OF the worlds history;
F-venfng Zone Trfnz Lacking. Bible
scsacol. ls.ls D m Young people meet
ing, $50 p m All cordially invited
North Ssatsle-Thsra avenue and Cedar
street Preaching az i a m ara s-so ? II
by Rev Louis z Sawyer. This Will e
Mr.. Sawyer's first appearance oeFore as
congregation.
SWsS .sh-E2ghth avenue ana 5ei e,TSsss
Rev. Andrew Swa-tz. pastor. residence, -
Dexter street Services II 1879 a m ana
80 D m Bible school al 1z.lS 2. m,
Corwfn S. Shank superintendent ! o0t,s
peoples meeting $50 p. m. A. n Dlnock,
leader. All cordially invited
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burlington Route.

Ask rhe ticket agent. when you consult
saln about y0ou< eastern "Trip, 20 tell you
about ot3r serE1ce 10 the East ard South.
Ask hsm 70 tell you now Tnach shorter
in tine as well az uiiles-eur Ene is 10
Omaha. Kansas CITY AMI St Louis.
Ask him. 100, about our service between
3; Paul and Chicago.
Cs<ss ere % our holders from him and
study IRE matter yourself DO this AMI
your t.ckcs WI surely read as Il surely
should. va rsle Burlington Route. NJ T.
BENTON. Puget Sounf Agent. corner Yeslsr
EYenue and F'roat street
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rree ,fethodi.s churrhe,.

Ecss-E Z. Smith. pastor. sunday
schssoi. 30 = m. PrssacA ~. l. A. II Class
meeting Il w. Young Peoples 1neesing 4
3 II. t'T2s or meeting. 10 2 m PrAach-
iuE- 3. r. Prayer meeting. Thars,{ay, 5
= n.
tfrst-fa1e street. between Ninth ard
Terry aTe1Des Rev. Alexander Beers
INs1os serHices, Sansay sc0ocl. s2ss a
M. aTeachsrg AZ n a n aua : a. p n
prayer meeting Wednesday q. 80 n ~.
N.Aas nass1...x to-.sw.Es n.oE..ns ssra.oa.
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AT THE CHURCHES.

Hereafter notices n the church directory
vii be confined 70 announcements O.
church services only and sae1ects OF ser
mons. Extended musical programmes so-
Sunday services and ANNOUNCEMENTS o.
churca entertainments VIII o1ay e puo-
Hshe5 AZ advertising rates Notices so-
this Department should be received AZ snls
Office nor later than ?. n. SataF gay. "a
order 70 insure publication OF SUNDAY
morning
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Insurance Companies.

''Old. yet ever new. and simple and beau
tiful ever" sings the poet, n words which
might well apply TO Ayers Sarsapas@llal-
the most efficient and scientific blood puri-
fer ever offered 10 suffering humanity.
Nothing but superior merit keeps II so
long at the front.
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First Mission-Tn Wards ball. George
town. South Seattle. Preaching = :. m
BENTON church-Rev. George r Nhic-
worth, D D.. pastor. services az anu
80 , n. Union sunday school q IL a. n
CaIvary-Seryices to5ay AZ Il a. n. and
S ,. n SUNDAY sehool al 1z:ls. prayer
meeting Thursday az 5 ?. m. Rev Donala
Ross. pastor; residence, III Market street
weIsh-Seventh avenue and Olive street.
Rev. William Davis. pastor. Services az
1880 a. n. and 30 . n SUNDAY scnoo! as
? D n. Class meeting Wednesday at 1:So
=. N.
Second. North Seattle - Third avenue
north and Harrison street 2ev. w 4
Major. pastor. Preaching at IL a, m and
T:se p. m. Y P < {. E at 6:a 2. m.
Midweek meeting Thursday at 80 p. m.
First resbyterian-Corner Fourth ave-
nue. and Spring street. Rev. A L: Hutcni-
son. D. D.. pastor: residence, loi5 Marion
street. Sunday school at 1896 ?, m. Y T:
5. c. +. al els p. m Preaching az II
a. m. and 80 D. m. Morning subject,
Twentieth Century Call 20 the Church. ;.
In the evening the first OF series or
evangeiistic sermons on Blind Bart-
maens."
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CathnIIc Churchca

Our LsAy Of Good He,p-Thfrs avarvA
south ard Washington street Rev
prefouta,ue. pastor. Low mass. a N :.
high mass. 1920 a. m: bsns3lction, 7.5o
=. n.
Sacred Hezrt-Sixth avenue ana Rel
street Conducted bv tha Re3a19psoriSfs
Rev. Joseph A. Kautz c. IS. n rasto-'
Low mass gltn ser-non- a IN. hlEh mass
With sermon. 1913 a H.. Sunday s-haoi.
80 2. M. vespers. sermon ard bene9ic-
ti0n. % ?. u.
Church % the Immaculate Broad nay
sc1 Ma15s51 sETeet Rev. Victor Garland
pastor. Rev. A Trvela and Rev ]. Mich
olson. ass, snc.s. Conducted ~ ire Jes-
G5-s- Low masses a. g. n ard sis A. N
EEEs mass a. 100 d N. Sunday Sc oal
:. 80 ,. n and evening service a. 80
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From The Post-Intelligencer's Special Cor


From The Post-Intelligencer's Special Cor
respondent
TOKYO. Dec. 2f.-0n every side one sees
signs OF an active interest in the enlarge
ment OF Japanese trade. Toward the close
OF last month a number OF Kobe merchants
forwarded samples OF various commodities
to the department OF agriculture and com-
uerce. 10 be placed on exhibit ST the Jap
anese consulate IN Vladivostock, odessa,
Singapore and Bombay. Among the goods
were mattings, tea. lacquer work, screens,
porcelain. bamboo and rattan goods rugs.
matches. camphor and paper. This is in
accordance with a general plan by which
trade samples are 70 be placed on exhibit
ton everywhere.
Recent Foreign Trade.
A fair notion Of just what the foreign
trade of Japan now amounts 10, and in
what IL consists may be had from the fol-
lowing monthly summary the latest pub
iished in the Official Gazette:
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Thrisfian Church.

F'~E.-Seue<s street. between Third ana
Folrta avenues Rev ]. ~. Smith. pas-
tor RS danee. 81 Fifth avsnue north.
Preaching AZ Is g. IA and 80 2. n. sun
osY school s,45 Y r : 81 3 e,l5 =.
u- Prayer meeting Thursday night
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INCREASED IMPORTS
FALLING OFF IN THE VOLUME OF
EXPORTS.

Theories Advanced by Japanese 10
Account for the DifTerenee-En-
IarEed Imports Due to the Dcvel-
Price of Rice Affects the Local
Trade-NotabIe Americans to BE
Met With.
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Mental Science.

Mental science class meet every Sunday
at 2:30 D. m. AZ the banquet hall, Masonic
block. entrance on Pike street. All are
cordially Invited.
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MUNYON'S
Rheumatisn
CURE.

Munyon's Rheurnass<r, ~,
Seeo % cure acute o. muscular ,sek
SFn IN ron one 20 five dayx
shooting paErs in any part y :. -
stopped BY a few doses, prsna ~ ~
piS.e and permanent cure "a 's4s cask
soreness, SIN back aud all p.:r. s
ana Joins. Chronic -hcama,ssr,@ = ~
lumhago. or pan in the bach -. s -
cured. Il seldom fails 10 give 49, 49, \ y
one or TWO doses. and alnscs, 'svs. ~
cures before one bottle Aas s..s.f'saa
Price. sc. nj
4 separate cure FOR each A.
all druggists. mostly sc 4 Va; 4,
Personal letters 70 Prof Mss.
Arch street. Philadeiphia- p 80 N
with free medical advice FOR anv ~
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First Spiritual Society.

First Spiritual Society meets every Sun
day at Rialto, on Madison street, between
First and Second avenues. Children's w.
ceum meets at IL a. m. Judge Louis Will
Jams will speak in the evening on Tho
Evolution of Man"
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Gospel meetings are held every evening
at o'clock and Sunday at IL a. m. and
lea.
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Eirst Church or ChrI.t-scientixt

Russell hall, corner Third avenue and
Cherry street. Services Sunday al IL a. m
and Thursday at 2:l5 p. m. Sunday school
Immediately after the Sunday service
Reading room open during the week
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The reader viii naturally ask OF what
commodities these sums were made up.
! The answer appears in the same official
summary. which also gives a suggestive
comparison with the corresponding month
of last year, as follows:
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Spiritual Meeting.

Services will be held In Masonic temple
Pike street entrance. this evening at 1:30
under the auspices Of the Seattle Spiritual
League. All are invited: seats free.
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Market street -- Twenty avenue
souta ard Main street. Preaching at Il
3 IA ana 3. n. BY Rev G. A. Bale
J ourg peoples meeting ,. N.
Firsi-Eourth avenue. between James
and Cherry streets. Rev. Louis : Bower
man. pastor. residence ~ Coigmhla
strsEt: a. home IlA = ?. IN. except Mon
dag. Preaching services II a. "a. and
- ?. H. Morning sar3est. Gsls<ls J..
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Imports.
Totals ...... .........15,aslss 1891
Adverse Trade BnIa nee.

The yen IS, roughly, worth 80 cents. To
get the equivalent Of any Of the foregoing
figures in dollars. divide by ?.
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ProEressive Lyceum.

The Progressive Lyceum meets every
Sunday morning in Pettis' hall. First ave-
nue., at II o'clock.
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Mount Carmel Mission.

Mount Carmel Mission--Corner Third
and Madison. Meeting every evening at s
p. m. Sunday morning at IL O'Clock
Friday, Divine healing at .. m Con
Johnson, superintendent. Christian ALL
ance meets every Sunday at 3 p. IN. and
Thursday at p. m. In same hall.
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Christian Adventists.

Christian Advent meetings are held at
the corner of Third avenue and Madison
street. DIR. w. Chapman. pastor. Prayer
meeting. 1915 a. m. Preaching, IL a. m.
Sunday school. 1890 p. m.
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Evangelical Association.

Standardization street and Taylor
avenue. Rev. August Ernst. pastor, 500
Harrison street. Services morning and
evening.
Salvation Army.
Barracks. corner OF Yesler way and Sec
ond avenue south.
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Cerrnan-Stewart street and Summit ave-
rue. Rev. Joseph Eepp. rector. e :, =.
1871 S1ulnI. avenue. services a. u = -
and 3:s9 ?. n
Hsven-Corner East Newton and East
Ioan. Sunday school. e a. n lass 49,
Ing. Z n Preaching morning ana eFe-i-''s
by the pastor.
TrFr--v N r. csurca-w. s. Harrington.
y. D. pastor Mrs. <. n Barrett, ne
weil-known evangelist. vii preach morn
ing and evening.
Gilman Park. Bailard-Rev. W. H john
stone. pastor. Services 81 u j. Z 49,
?. m Class meeting. L n. Ep"'s1'
League. 40 p. m
Norweg.sn-Danlsh Fifth avenue and
Olive street. Rev. E. ]. Lundesaard, pas,
tor. residence as olive Services a. -
a. m. and 20 p n.
Madison street-Madison street ana
pastor: residence. 1923 Cloverdale. Preacn-
ing at II a. N. and 7:Se p. N. EVeryo ooy
is invited.
African NJ. z. church-1s2o Jones street.
Rev. George A. Bailey, pastor services a.
II a. m. and p. m. Class, M
Sunday school. .:3O p. m Services OF song
every Wednesday at s ?. m Holy com
munion FIRST Sunday in eacn month
srace-Thirtieth avenue south and King
street Prayer meeting on Wednesday ar
80 y. n. Glass on Sabbath al 10 a. m.
sa bbath school at 1915 ?. m. ChrisIin IA
Epworth League al $50 D. m. Rev. j. ".
Bushong, d. D., will preach at II a. m.
Seats are free; fine music. and strangers
are made very welcome.
First-Corner Third avenue and Marion
street Rev. E. NJ. Randall. 1r.. pastor;
residence. s22 Union street; telephone
Green SOL Reception day. "Wednesday
afternoon and evening. General class.
10 a. N. Preaching at IL a. m. Sunday
school. 1880 p. N. intermediate League,
4:3o D. m. Epworth League, 6:l5 p. m
Preaching at 100 p. m. The pastor VIII
occupy the pulpit morning and evening
AT the morning service there Will De a
public installation of the officers and
teachers OF the Sunday school. In the
evening the pastor will preach on The
Suicide of Sin"
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United PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Sixth avenue and Seneca street-Rev. w.
NJ. Howie, pastor: residence 1922 Terry
avenue. Services. II a. m. and 7:30 d. m.
Sunday school. 12:l5 p. m. Y. P. S. c. E.,
$50 D. m.
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ven.
Excess of imports over exports. Z, u.s. 40
Export of gold and silver bullion
ana coin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Il, iS5,evI
Imports of gold and silver bullion
ana coin 5So, io4
Value OF commodities exported from and
en-, mort al into each mort.
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Restitution.

Bible reading every Sunday. 3 D. m, and
Friday, $50 D. m, at 22tS First avenue.
Restitution will occasionally be the theme
A cordial invitation Is extended TO all
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congregational Churches.

Eirst-Ctoiumhla city. Kew Is. r. Kat
tray, pastor. Preaching at II so a. m and
T:30 p. m.
Kirkland-Ki Rev. D. H. Bick-
nell. pastor. Sunday services at ii d. m.
and p. m. Y. p. s. c. E., p. m. Sunday
school az u noon.
Brooklyn-Preaching at II a. m. and s
D. M Sunday school at IL O'Clock. Y. T..
s. c. F.. Ills p III. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening at o'clock. Amos A. Doyle
pastor.
Taylor-Blrch street. Rev. George H.
Lee pastor: residence. 226 Birch street.
Services Sunday at ii a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
German OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES avenue.
between Pine and Olive. Services at II
a. IN. and 1880 p. m John q. Biegett, pas
tor.
Edgewater-Rev. ]. T.. Nichols. pastor.
Services at IL a. m; and ?. m. Sunday
school 12:l5 p. m. Y. p. s. c. E.. p. m.
Junior Y. p s. C. E. Friday afternoon at
$50 Prayer services Thursday evening OF
each week.
congrega tionaI church. Ballard - Post
street and Second avenue. Gottfred Grae-
del, pastor. German Sunday school al 10
a. M Pilgrim Sunday school al u m.
German service at IL a. m. English
preaching at 7:3o y. m. Prayer meeting,
Wednesday at p. m.
Plvnouth-Corner Third avenueand Uni
versity street. Rev. ". II. G. Temple, pas
tor: 1897 Seneca street; telephone. Green
3ql. Study az house. Home usually each
aav until 2 o. N. Sunday services a. II
m. and 1880 q. m. Morning subject,
THE Glorious Gospel" Evening "Spiri-
tual Naturalization" Male quartette at
evening service.
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spiritualism.
REVISION OF THE BIBLE.

Pettis hall; platform tests. Mrs. I
mont.