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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-12-25

#Gsls s:a 5s%5ia and ~ women, anu
yet they have elected to live in board
ing houses and hotels. Elevators car
ry them to upper stories OF huge car
~aVansaries, where they take possession
OF bedroom, parlor and dressing
room. Here they add to the rich but
Enthusiastically hotel furniture the pref
~ trif1es, easily transported. which
were among their wedding presents,
and they declare themselves content.
They partake of meals, ordered from
hong bills of fare, cooked by foreign
'ers, always rich and indigestible and
often of doubtful origin, and sit at lit
tie tables observing and being OBJ
served with that long, critical stare
which is learned only in such surround
ings. ,-
The wife has no duties; nothing in
their lives exercises her skill, her
brain power or her ingenuity. Her
husband receives no help or delight
from the labor of her hands or as
the result of her good Judgment. Half
OF her endowments are lying dormant,
and almost every power she has is
dulled from want of use. After her
husband leaves her for his office, she
has to think out some occupation for
the day. She shops and visits; if she
is musical, she practices little; if
she is bookish, she goes, perhaps, to a
literary class or lecture. Nothing
taxes her resources, no one is help
ed or benefited by her wise rule. Lack
ing that great prop and staff, personal
responsibility, she has no taste of the
Joy of personal achievement and sue
husband or wife can express themselves
In the material things by which they
are surrounded. These furnished
rooms are to their personal character
sstics like ready-made clothing to
their bodies, and betray in one way
and another that they are "misfits."
Worse still, to my thinking, is life
in smaller boarding-houses where the
independence and isolation possible in
large hotels is lost, and the elements
of criticism and gossip find such con-
genial soil in which to lodge their
fast-growing seeds.
I know no sadder words than home
less and childless! There is a MOURN
full infection in their very sounds, and
yet these prettily dressed, eager, rest
less young women are both these sor-
rowful things. If God has denied
them the crown of motherhood, it
, would be better to take some mother
less baby TO their hearts than to live
all their lives without the guiding
hand of little child in theirs and the
clasp of little loving arms about their
necks. I say guiding, with very sin
cere faith that there is no such attrac-
ton toward a noble life as the depend
ence and love of childhood, nor any
such rebuke as the surprise or fear in
a child's innocent eyes.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-12-25
Expenditures for Agriculture.

Farm News: The following table,
compiled by the British government,
shows the sum total and the amount
per capita expended by various coun-
tries for the advancement of agricul-
ture. While the United States heads
the list in amount spent, the sum per
capita is far below that of many lesser
nations. Expenditures for agricultural
PURPOSES: E75* ~ rs E@
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-12-25
CT H,m But ~; He,. : Bad Fec

Got Him But Hes . Bad Egg.
Minnie Laughlin, OF Alden, Iowa.
struck up a correspond with Fred
Grund, circus man, through Chicago
paper. Friday they were married and
Saturday Grund skipped for parts un,
known. 5gss8 IS II
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-12-25
+. AND RID EN-
MATTERS or INTEREST Tc
Acknowledgements.
Some Up-to-Date Hints About Cultiva-
ton OF the Soil and Yields Thereof y !.
lHorticulture. yiticulturs and F1ori-s
81. culture. ::Ssa5sffs$3 YES :s$5s5
sFa Ike Cotton Plan {.

.ECENTLY t b e r &
appeared in l1..1 the N.
Y. Sun n what ;!Ili:'. pur-
ported to be a 4tele-
gram. from IN Atlanta,
Ga, telling Of a
wonderful G 0 t t o n
plant that had been
introduced in : III: fro m
equatorial, {: "A + r i C a
and was to revolu-
tiOniZe the cotton
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-12-25

u Words are good, but there is some.
thing better. The best cannot be ex-55
planned by words. The spirit in which.
we act Is the chief matte ssoethe.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-12-25
Poor Clover Seed,

Crimson clover is "pernickitty"
kind OF plant, with very we'll defined
notions of it's own about where it will
or will not grow, says Western Farmer.
Sometimes when it seems to have every
facility it does not amount to anytime.
Nothing but experiment shows, in
many cases, whether crimson clover
can>be successfully grown. 1t should be
added, though, that the poor quality
OF clover seed so often on the market
has also great deal to do with the
poor clover observed in some locali-
ties. Whether farmers are careless and
indifferent, or whether some of them
deliberately put on the market seed
that they know to be unreliable. is
matter for Individual decision; but GER
tain it is there is more clover seed
of poor quality than almost any other
staple on the market. The price COM
manded for clover seed is always good.
and buyers are entitled to get what
they pay for.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-12-25
ABOUT Y DUNG WV ES.

HE city life Of
HON eless young
married people is
a very doleful sub
ject to write on.
They have ia ,' good.
though M. moderate Q 9 a t.t'
incomes, they are.
clever, in excellent u
health, active, en-.
ergetic young men
a ond
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-12-25

# Sowing Winter Wheat .-W Winter
wheat is practically a biennial plant.
for it requires the best part Of two sea-
sons for maturing. During half Of this
time it lies dormant, nor does it grow
much during the hottest part OF the
year. It does Its best during the mod
crate temperature Of the spring and
fall, and this is a guide as to the best
time Of sowing this grain in different
Slatitudes.-
Professor Bailey says that an annual
application Of potash should be made
On orchards. II muriate Of potash be
used, 1t should be applied at the rate
4 Of 500 to 700 pounds per acre.
Reports from Eastern cities, say that
strictly fresh eggs are not In supply
equal to the demand.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-12-25

Inspecting Nursery Stock.-State
Entomologist Johnson of Maryland,
says the Baltimore American, is in
speeding the nurseries of the State. 80
in number, with over 5,0OO,OOO trees,
under the new law guarding against
diseases and insects. About 2,9OO. 900
trees and vines have been inspected,
certificates given, and the work will
be completed about Oct. l. On the
whole, nursery stock is in prime condi-
ton. San Jose scale was located in
three nurseries, but believed to be COM
pletely destroyed. In two instances
about 5000 fruit trees near by, in
tested with the pest, were dug up and
burned. All trees in <neighboring
blocks were treated with hydrocyanic
acid as soon as dug. Opposition to this
work, at first shown by some nursery
men, is now disappearing.-Ex.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-12-25

Butter from Queensland Queens.
land, the very hottest of the Austral-
ian colonies, recently shipped go tons
of butter to the English market and
sold it at the highest price going there.
It was raised on the Darling downs, a
high grade pastoral district, and taken
home in cool compartments, where it
was kept at an even temperature of 80
degrees. but not frozen.-Ex. b
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-12-25
Flint Corn tor TURKEYS.

Successful Rhode Island growers a.
a rule feed their turkeys from start to
finish On northern white flint ccrn.
which they grow themselves They
take great pains to use nothing but
well seasoned old corn. because they
have found that new corn causes bowel
trouble. which is more to be feared in
turkey than any other fowl, and is
liable to be fatal. Diarrhoea seems to
be more prevalent among turkeys
than any other disease, AMI q
bird that gets sick is very apt to die
Foraging in field of green oats may
give them diarrhoea and cause much
loss. Turkeys not only like northern
flint corn best and fatten best on it,
but it makes their flesh more tender.
juicy and delicious. That given the
+ little ones is coarsely ground and mix
Led with sweet or sour milk. or made
into bread that is moistened with milk
This is gradually mixed with cracked
corn, which, when they are about eight
weeks old. is fed clear or mixed with
sour milk In the fall whole corn is
giVen..--Ex. s.
# Cattle in Great Britain. The English
Board Of Agriculture has issued 4 dia-.
gram showing the number OF cattle nar
1000 acres in all the countries Of Brit
ain. There are in all England nine
counties with from 2o1 to 300 head and
ten with from Isl to 200, only three
Scotch counties reaching the same
scale. This is irrespective Of the other
stock and crops, and shows the pro-
ductiVeness OF the old land. Sheep are
the principal stock IN several counties
and have been the most profitable oa
all for the last twenty five years. s.7s'
Dairy capital IS not impaired b. IA
deterioration Of the land s,ss.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-12-25

It you get a case Of roup destroy the
bird at once and disinfect the prem
ises. Examine every other bird and il
any sign of the disease be seen kill
all such birds. Sometimes the disease
is only shown by some transparent
5phlegm in the slit at the roof of the
mouth. If you trifle with it the whole
flock may be lost. Fs.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-12-25
Specialties.Two specialize

Two specialties. Two specialties
upon the farm fit well in with each
other dairying and market garden
ing. The manure from well fed cattle
can be used in no better way than 81
applying it to a good vegetable garden.
and in time much may be utilized from
the garden to supplement- the feeding
az the cows. Ex. 3# Is
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-12-25

81 manure is to be applied to the
orch ard this fall, It should not be done
iii after growth has ceased.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-12-25

1T will be noticed In the above tina
England appropriates nothing.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-12-25

Dairy capital IS not impaired By "a
.deterio ton Of the land. - s'
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-12-25

P.S.-The claim that the variety of
cotton belongs to a different genus
cannot, for moment. be allowed. It
is not even of new species, but sim
ply variety of Gossypium herbaceum,
and very probably of local (domestic)
origin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-11
Ratb far &attes.

Dor iiber so Sobren idon murbe
Wtrs. Wtaslon's Gootbing Gprup
bDn Milioneu BON Nfatteru beim 3abs
ften 6er ainber angepenbet. @trff bu
TN S9lafe bur@ bas G9reiem eiues
&inbe8 gef6rt, bas TN 3abuen III uub
Dor S9meraeu iueint9 QDenu 10, lafIe
tofort eiue 5laf6e bon xMsrs. Wiuss
lotpS Soothing Sprup1 bplen. sein
Wertb TT iinbe3ablbar. gS tpirb benz
tletnen 2eiben6en iofort 2inberung bers
f9afen. DerlaBt eu9 barauf, Nsitter,
es tn tein 3neifel baraber. Gs beilt
9pfenterp unb 0iarrboe, regnIirt ben
gfagea uub bte Nieren, beieitigt gsinb,
&olit, eruei9t ben @aumen, BERLIN,
bert Gntahabung unb F6rtt bas ganae
Snfem. vMfrs. MinsIoips @oofbina
SprupS fur aabneube 3iaber ID aaqes
Hebm tn Gef@mad unb bas &ecept
Eommt BON einem Der beiien tueibli6eu
Nerate tn ben Ser. Staateu. Go III bel
allen 9rugsiaeu iu Der ganaen Welt an
haben. Preis Is Gents per 6Iaidae.
4anft ni9ts anberes, aIs Nlrs. Minss
loms Sootbing.G Gnrup.
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Gtspas sams itmertuartetes! (! gom

GttuaS gang ltmertuarteteS ! Dom
Stenstag on merben uir bic ganae
gDo9e binbur9 Dertaufen: 400 paar
Sanens Orforb. .e9ube TIM Wertbe bon
1925 fur IS Gents; 300 paar feline
SongoIa .Sanbalen", Id Cincinnati
gema6t, bic frHber 3u $1.75 bertauft
tDurben, su IS Gents; 400 paar braune
Orforb, iebes paar $1.75 uertb, su
95 Gents; 100 paar feine SongoIas
Ogforbs. In Cincinnati gemadt, @r6Be
2 bis Al, im Wertbe bon $3.50, au
nur $1.25; 500 paor Damen pans
toheln fur As gentS, bic nod ME at,
Dor 3u bieiem preife perfauft murben.
Soeben erbalteu eine eroBe Musmabl
bon Gerren S6uben, 8ici sfib unb
@ongreB. wertb $500, fir nur $1.75.
Gbenfalls baben utr erbalten 3euas
ftefeI, fomie pantoffeIn BON @lace.
3eber unb 3eug, iberbaupt Mnes, mas
an bequemer GuBbetIeibuns BON Das
men unb 6erren ftir ben 6ommer ges
braubt mirb. NlIe bieie Waaren Rnb
nt1t etwa alte 2abenbiiter ober auiam.
mengeiu@ter ausf9uB. ioubern MlIes
frilb unb rein, iebeS Yaar garantirt
bon Der regularen @r6Be.
@iRbereIla 6 9ub.palaR.
213 Nlamosp splaaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-11

GbronifAer Rbeumatisusus mst
unbiesfamen ulusteln, peifsn 6e.
lsnfen uno sefdwdAtent Syitem
iithdufis NIT fcroful6ien Grf4st.
i,ansen perbnr6en.
scott'dEmulsIon psn
Eebertbran, NIT unterpbospbor.
fanrem Sals siebt uabruns, usr.
peuttdrfuns uno ueubeltbut,a.
Eebertbran liefert 11abruna, bat
aber AUDI meSisinifae Dirtuna.
bsioe fino 6arin enthalten.
Diefs mirfunsen perdnsern un.
ssiunSe 3uftdnSe in sefun6e unA
liefern Dem sefdwddten lIsrpsa.
iYfem Die erforoerlid,e Stdrss.
20 gmis aas sl.oo.
neor1 q sowsH Chemists, New YaM
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Ser 6einb SIT 8efieat.

Die Grippe btnterldBt in Der Hesel
ben patlentert In febr fdmaher @es
tInohett nnb oft init eir,em anbaltens
Den 9uiten unb ansegrifenen eunsen.
Dur iclde Sale it Or. 8uPs 0ulten
SDrup oas allerbeffe Mittel, ipeldes,
ipenn lcfort an9etpanbt, bic @efabr Der
Saip'ncinht beieitist. Srau M9assie
2ul9a, Jrontcn Ohio, faat: SGs
rtlad,t mir olel Ser9nilgen NIT In benz
ecbe fur Or. 8ulps Nuffen Sprup
einsuitimmen. SD litt ldnscre Belt al,
Der Grippe, aber nadbem id, cine
Slafhe BON Or. 8ul' g Suffen Sprup
gebraud,t bate mar id) pcatcmmen
furirt unb id) ipurbe ben ldredlihen
Suiten lcs. Sd, empfeble alien Qeis
benben biefe ncrsiislide Mebisin su
9ebrauden. !" Or. Bups 6ulfeu
SDrup tcftet 'mur 25 @ents.
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RaMa9e.8tuette auer Mrt
Na9 unb bou Gmropa.

SEPT iR bic 3eit. 9idets 3u faafeu
uno Werwanbte unb 8etannte aus Der
alte1 oetmatb berhberfommen au IaiIen.
Wegen gertauer SufDrmatiou tpenbs
tlau F@ an
& 10. 8. Dpaa&
Senerat'p 'pahaaier.Aeeu ber Wsallorp
9ampfer 2inie,
ozo eah 6ouifon StraBe, San Nus
tonic, &eras.
Dff5teller Ageut fur ole europdis
i@ea Sampfer Qinien.
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9as Lone STAR rGrlauser".

9as bon Der &pme etar 8ramerei
aIs TIaideubter tn ben Marft &C..
bradste ~GrIanasr" erfrent I'D, au.
nehmenber 8eliebtbeit ais Tamiliens
0etrdnt. Gs TIT ein trGfttges, tart
etm8ebranteS utaI3retdbeS 8ter ppn
8rokem 0obl8ei@mad.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-11

9lauben. 9trl6el u. Gonnenfelo hat.
ten ia ftets fiir bas iolibelte auf un9e.
beuere Wltttel ii9 itiisenbe Banf.
9ei6dft sesulten. Die Snbaber bates
freilid einen ielbit fiir unfere .3ett
,tnerh6rten Muffpanb setrieben, aber
INNER nit ber iorgloien @robartisfeit,
bic nur iiderer 8eiis oerleibt. 8etbe
beiaBen ia bot ibren Ndtern Der elm
bebeutenoes 8erm0sen unb an allen
1anbelspldsen ber @elt unbei9rdnften
&rebit. @ie mar es oenn nun rl1gliG,,
baB bieier iolibe 8oben 10 gans in ber
Stille, obne oaB elm Menfd es gen,ertt
baben iollte, untermintrt iein unb nit
etnem Wial obne porberige @arnung
3uiammenbreben fonnte?
@r lprang auf unb trat ans 1ele.
pbon. Mau nerbano i'm nit bem araa>
tenbaus. auf feline Srase an ben tpadtt
babeuben arit bal ielbit fam bic Nutuort,
baB ber @anfier 9iri6el In Der Chat
por Suet Stunoen aufsenommen, aber
70 i9tDer perlest iei, baB er bic Wa6t
ni9t iiberleben tperoe. Sulba fragte
meiter elL Oh man ben @terbenben fpre,
gen uurfe. rllnmSsli6lA flan@ es
3uriid. nGr lit obne 8eiinnung. GduB
ourG ben Gopf, @irb epro9e iinb
gefunBtiein ni6t mebr 3uriid erlan,
gen."
Sest gum eriien W1at iiberfam ben
Doftor Elm fafter g1reden. Gr hattie
bisber INNER nod batb unb bal6 ben
@eoanfen gebobt, baB es itG um elm
falihes @erii4t, uu1 eine llebertreibuns
banble. Gies idien aber mirtli6
Grnit. Gin Qebemann, ipie ber Bautier
9iri6el, erf6oB ii9 ni9t, penn iia
tbm nod irgenb Elm Iusipeg bot. ,Sbul
trat ber ialte G1wetB auf Die @firn.
Sait ieia san;es 8ermUsen, ,,,ebr als
breibunberttauienb Mart iparen Bet BET
Sirma bepontrt, bic eelesentli9 In fell
mem Guftrage fleine selbiihere @e.
f9dfte bamit seu.a9t bate. Wlit sits
ternben 9duben riff er bic gdreibtifhs
i@ublabe auf, iuelde bic 8epoiitai>
i9etne iiber bieies UermDsen entbielt.
Dte sroben 8tffern anf benielben ftarrs
ten ibm fSrmlid b6bnti9 in's Geit&t,
alS tpollten iie'S ibut re9t ~ @euiitbe
fabren: u@tr itnb nnn phfia mertblos
seuorben, tros unferes seipiGttgen
Gasfebens. Define tdneidbrise ar6ett
mar umfonff. Menn Du beute fftrbif.
ftnb Define irali .nb Delne Tohter
ge3tpun9en, ii@ ein3ui6rdnlea, ,tnt NIT
benz tletnen Ref, Der ibnen bleibt. aus.
3utommen Define Gp&ter, fiir be On
seipart unb eeian,1nelt baff, suirb elm,
NAL teine quite partie ietn, sple Du es
tn ltebenber gor8falt eewaui1t bait.
CT oerbieute dtuar erose Guumen I'm
Sohr, aber fetn Sousbalt mar aud auf
9robem Sub eiugert9tef, u1b CT hattie
IT'D jest 10 an bieIes Qebeii eepDbut,
eae es ibm bitter j9tper 6esaffea w&re,
ft4 eerabe In Der G1uegiMfeit einsus
f9rdnfen; bod inenn Ell syran uu6 Qfub
einisermabeu geit9ert Snra6Ea{ien
tpollte, 10 mubte CT bon nun au idbr.
LTD beinabe bic 9dlfte ieiaes Gfnfcn1,
mems 3uriidlesen, bent bic 3eituna
bra9te ibren @eiisern ni9f ptel,
brdu4te eber nod bel oer ncrnebme,t
grt ibrer @ef9dftsftibrung bier unb ba
etnen SniGnb. l1uS bana sfus tim ber
@ebanfe bur@ ben 9opf, 6aB er, ipenu
ft9 oas Sdlimmfte uirtlid bemabr,
hettete, bic Sbee elmer 0erlu6sftatiou
far fetne neuea aufftellunsem, 3i beren
Wermirtli@uue er bod nnter Der Goub
f4on bie eriten S9rttts eetban bate,
aufseten miiife.
Tortiebuns folst.
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s.. s.. Weeber,
vi. I'll, @eit seite aIamo RIata.
@eiu SanOlaas unb ealoeu.

@emdbltes 9oger porshgIi6er Gall.
forniasW sWeine, bic brett Ia ben @ein.
bergen gefanft mnrben. @ot6s unb
Meibweine, auselico, port, sberrp
etc. Nuf.rdge ban auBerbalb werAen
pronpt ausgeftbrt. SeIepbon foe
Stabtfunbe 280.
SIM Saloon fin6et mon .felne
Dbisties, Meiue, por5hgli9es Dier,
@igarren etc.
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Gtebt pbeuaul

Wnsait s. 8usef, Der Ieitenbe Gpo.
tbefer in 9breoeport, 2a., iast: ,Or.
Sings rNeue @ntbeduns" 1T bas ei1s
5ise Mittel, bas meinen Suiten tuirtlid
beilt unb es perfauft fi6 am leidteiten
BON alien meinen 8aaren." Serr &.
S. Campbell, elm &aufmann III Gd5fpr6,
Grisona, idreibt: nDr. &ing Rene
gntoedun9" erfillt GlIes, tpas bapon
beripro@en tuirb, iie ueriast ME an6 lit
ein fi9eres Weittel sesen @6pinbIu Iudt,
Suften unb grialtunsen. Sd fann bies
Mittel gar ni6t seuus riibmen." Or,
&ings nNeue Gntbeduns" fir Gdtuiub~
indt, 6uiten unb Grfdltunsen ift ni6t
ettpa elm neues Experiment, ion6ern es
bat cine 8robe BON einem 8ierteliabrs
bnnoert beitanoen unb itebt obenan unter
allen Me6itamenten. gs enttdnidt ME.
8robeflai9en frei in Der Gpotbete BON
S. &alteper & Sobn.
- Die Mrhpif prhphi hen MhJinsn In
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9aB ME ben reibseirhbten 8Iid
Sn frem0e 6reuben tau@en.
Sn tannf bod nur beiu eigen Slid,
M4t bas ber aub'reu brau9en.
8. 8lumeuthaI.
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Tas iImpfrppfen aIter Cbitbdnme.
Weun elm dIterer nod frdfttq wdi6s
ienber Obfbaum sine fdbls6te 5offe
trdgt Dber cine Sprte, uelme 1iuter hsf,l
6rtli&eu flimatii9en etbdItniifen IRE
polle Site uidt erreibt ober Der les
wanf@teu tuirtbfGaftlihea 8ermen,
bung ui9t entiprt9t, 70 tann ber Baum
umgepfropft perbeu. 9a bier dItere
Aefe NIT bider, alter &iabe berfebeu
uerben mlKeu, f6uuen bic ionf itbIi.
den Wetbooen bes OenlirenS unb 60,
puIire8 teiue Nnuenbung fiuben. 9lls
8erebelungSarten tuerben nngepenbet
baS pfropfeu tn ben Spait bas pfro.
pfen In bic Rinbe unb bas Seitenpfro,
pfen. Das 8erfabren bes 1mpfro.
pfens III In sfiirae fOlseHbes: Won
li@tet sund9f In 3medmdBiser Weife
bic 8aumfrone uub wdblt bieieuiseu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-11

a. 30. Msc9laifter,
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-11
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31
PRESBYTERIAN Churehes.

Frs. Missou-In Wards hall. George
town. South Seattle Preaching az p. m.
Rcuton church-Rev. George r Whit
worth. D d. pastor Services a. 3 and
"a p. n. Union sunday school a. u a m.
welsh-Seventh avenue ard Olive street.
Rev William Davis. pastor. Services at
II 30 A. IA and I'D D. m sunday school at
p m
First Prezby tersan--Corner Fourth ave-
nue. ant Spring street Rev. A. L. Hutcht-
son, IL. D. p2ssor. residence. I9f5s Marion
a. m and T-g9 ?. m
second North Seattle - 7 nzrd avenue
north and Harrison street Rev. ". A.
NJ s Tor pastor Preaching 81 u a. m and
80 p m In the morning the subject VIII
b.. subjects a. Heaven. the xalrc n a
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31
EniscnraI Church ss.

GO Nfarv's-woodlana Park. Rev. II. ".
znU-en in charge. Service and sermon at
8 y. N.
vest Seattle Mission-Service and ser
man every Sunday at $3.50 p. m by Rev.
George Ruzzelle rector Of st. Clements
81 Paurs Chapel--Warren avenue and
Perublican street. Rev. d. c. Garrett.
re.rtor. sunday school, p m. Service
and sermon by lay reader at 1 p. m.
-. Stephen Ballard. Rev. p. E. Hy-
land. rector Services al IL a. m. and 80
m Y.P s c. F.. $50 p. m Bible class,
an. m. Holy Communion. first Sunday In
the month. II a. m; third Sunday in the
month at $50 D. m.
-rrinftv Parish-Corner Eighth avenue
ara James street. Rev. II. n. Gowen
rector. Holy Communion a. m. Morn
ing prayer Litsny and serTson, IL a m.
Evening prayer and sermon. $50 p. II.
SUNDAY school. e:35 a. N. Morning sub
toet. Going On Unto Perfection." Even
fng The Gadarene Demoniac
(, Cleuent's-T wenty-fourt avenue
saoth- near Yesier way. Rev. George Bug
zeile. rector. Sunday school 10 a. m.
sForrtrg service and sermon AT II a m
Fveuiag service and sermon at 30 o'clock
celebration Of the Holy Communion on
fhe frst SUNDAY OF every month at II
Il m ard on the third Sunday OF every
rgonth at s a. N. Service every Friday
NJ 80 p. m.
s. Mark'-FIfth avenue and Olive
street Rev u. =. Garrett. rector Hoiv
communion a. n Sunday school s.45
Il n services. II and 7.30. Morning ser
mon on A Good Question by an Evil
course on sociological subjects. Topic.
Christianity and Charity Special iuvi-
+ation 70 all students Of social science and
Christian socialism.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31
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