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Theosophy.

Occult services tonight, Red Mems hall,
free.
Theosophical Society. Amanda Lodge.
meets Sunday at y. m. at ll05 Third ave-
nue. near Spring street Lecture by DR..
F. n. de Clifford on THE Theosophical
Conception of God
Seattle Theosophical Society, 6l2 Third
avenue. Sunday, simple talk on Theosophy
at p. m. Lecture at D. m. on "Prodi-
gies and How to Account for Them by
j. Fl. Wilson.
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ENA Associations.

Corner Birch and Harrison streets. near
Cedar street car line German preaching
every Sunday at II a. n. and p. m
Sunday school. $50 a. m. Young people S
meeting. : p m Weekly prayer meetings
Wednesday and Thursday at 745 p. m.
English Sunday school every Sunday aft
ernOon at the new mission, corner OF Roll
lin and Harrison streets. at $50. followed
by a Gospel sermon Mission Sunday
school in Ballard. corner Wilbert street
and Second avenue. beginning at p. m.
conducted in the German language. Aug.
Ernst, pastor, $50 Harrison street.
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Room 9 Seattle National Bank building
Services Sunday at II A. m ard THURSDAY
a 2.i5 p. m. Sunday school Immediately
after the Sunday service. Reading room
open during the week.
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Methodist Protestant Churches

Yesler Junction Church-Preaching on
Sunday a IL a. m.
Duwamish church-Dsniel Basley, pas
tor Sunday school al 10 q. m. Preaching
ar 80 p. m
First Pine street and Third avenue.
Preaching al II Il. m. and 80 p m. ClasS
meeting. 10 a. m. Sunday school. l-;-0
r. m Y. Z. :. c. E.. S:i5 p. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday n 40 p. N. Monthly
meeting the first Thursday Of each month
al $50 p. m. Preaching by Rev F. r.
Whitman. Glass meeting this morning at
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+. kto,atLe Manual.

The house OF r T. Fenno & Co. New
York city has Just issued klondise book
which - good manual for gold seekers.
Charles 4. Brambie. who has Travelled IN
the Northwest territories ard Canada. is
the author The reading matter Il in
large tyne and printed OF good white pa
per The hook Is more Of a library book
than a pocket edition.
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TODAY'S SERVICES.

Hereafter notices IN the church direc-
tory S1il he confined tu.-enncUncsmerts OF
church services Only and subjects % ser
mons Extended musical programmes Tor
Sunday services ard announce 1nents o.
CHURCH entertainments viii Only y pup
this Department snosrlS ~ received al
this Office not later than I p m saLuroaA,
IN order 20 insure publication on SUNDAY
rn0r~3ur
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First Spiritual Chris,ian Church.

Regular services in Olympic Hail. Sec
ond avenue, near Seneca street. every
Sunday. Morning service, II a. M
song and preaching. Sunday school, l1,lS.
Evening service at 7:45 o'clock. subject
to he chosen by the audience. Messages
after same Young peoples meeting al
2. n. each Thursday and sunday. hegu-
lar services every Thursday evening Al -;
Louis Williams. pastor. residence. --sS
Fourth avenue. All are cordially invited
Seats free This morning the subject VIII
Re The Aims Of the Spiritual Christian
church" Musical programme this even
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Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN

Cumberland Presbyterian-East Cherry
street and Twcnty-second avenue. r. r.
Powell pastor; residence. 701 Twenty
second avenue. Preaching a II a IN. and
80 p. m Sunday school at 1915 ~ m.
Junior Endeavor a $3.50 p. m. Y p. s. e
T.. at $50 p m. Church prayer meeting
Thursday al { 80 D. m
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SnirilunliHnl.

Society of Harmony meets Sunday after
noon at 2:S0 p. m. Masonic Temple. en-
trance on Second avenue. Seats free.
The public Is cordially invited 10 attend
a meeting at Manneys hall, corner Third
and Broadway, Ballard at o'clock this
evening. A short address will be given,
followed By tests and spirit messages.
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Free Methodist Church.

First Free Methodist-912 Pine street.
between Ninth and Terry avenues. Rev.
Alexander Beers, pastor. Preaching at
9A5 a. m. Young peoples meeting : p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 730 p. m.
Seats free to all.
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flristfuu Adypntfsfa

Christian Advent meetings are held at
the corner Of Third avenue and Madison
street. Or. W. Chapman. pastor. Prayer
meeting. 1918 q. m Preaching II a. m
Sunday schCos. 12.30 p. m.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

TEMPLE-The funeral of Henry {. Tenn
PIE will take place from the residence.
iSN- SAneca street at , o'clock. inter-
rnent in Lake View cemetery.
WALES-The funeral services Of Alhert
y Wales will be held this afternoon n
o'clock AT the First NJ. = chufCh. cor
nor Third avenue and Marion street, in
terment in Lake View cemetery.
REDICk-In Ballard Saturday, octobcr
>. 1897. al the family residence. corner
Second avenue and Burke street. ~ con-
mmption An Redick. aged Is years.
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uouat Carmel Mission.

First Unitarian churc n Seventh avenue
te |een PIKE and Union streets. No SER
vices uufl further notice.
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First Christian Church.

Seneca street. between Third and Fourth
avenue j. y. Smith. pastor: residence
2l22 Fourth avenue. Preaching at II a. m
and 100 2. m. Sunday school at 9:t5 a. m.
Y. T. 5. c. 4. at CHS p. m. Prayer meet
Nothing but Leaves" Evening. THE
Levo Sons"
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RAMS Horn Mikxinn

The Rams Horn Mission. 3i7 Washing
ton street. between South Second and
Third. Meetings every evening in the
week az 5 O'Clock. Everybody Invited. NJ.
H Nichols. superintendent.
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The following letters await advertisers
SOCIETY NOTICES.

WALES-Members of Seattle Chapter
No. l. order of the Golden West. Will
assemble at the Methodist church. cor
ner Third avenue and Marion street,
sunday at p. m, to attend the funeral
of Friend Albert y. Wales. Members
OF Pacific Chapter. No. 8. are cordially
invited. III. LELAND.
Acting Secretary.
4. o. 4. w, NOTICE-AH members Of Co
lumbia Lodge, No. 2. are requested to
meet at the lodge room Sunday. October
:; Il l;30 p. m, 70 attend the funeral of
Brother A. n Wales
NJ w. CONNER Master Workman
ACQUILA LODGE No. 80. d. of H.. will
give a masquerade ball at Collins hall
Wednesday. October s. All workmen
and families cordially invited. Admis-
sion 25c.
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REV ARD.

reward of so will be paid for infor-
nation leading 20 the arrest ana GonVlc-
ton OF any one stealing copies OF ing POST
Intelligencer delivered 10 SUBSCRIBERS
throughout the city.
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In basement of Seattle National Bank
building. Occidental avenue and Yesler
way-Serviccs every night at 7s5 and ev-
cry noon from IL 20 /. Thomas Rees
chaplain.
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nftnrinn Church

The Ch.ldreu'z ProRress ive Lvceurn
meets every sunday morning In Peftlg'
hall. First avenue. a II O'Clock.
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Found. For Sale. For Rent and situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate or l
cent a word each insertion. Payment al
ways in advance. No advertisement re-
ceived for less than % cents.
NOTICE-The business office or the
Post-Intelllgencer Is open until III y. m;
Sunday hours. a. IN. to 1890 p. m, and ,
TO d. m. Classified advertisements VIII
De received up to that time.
Advertisements will be received At
branch offices OF the Post -Intellig
avenue.
PORT TOWNSEND-Wm A. Pfeiffer.
BEI4IfNGHAM BAY-New Whatcom,
o. II. Culver. Manager
OLYMPIA-417h Main street. q. c.
Winstanley. Agent
VICTORIA, B. C.-George Marsden.
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Peoples Mission.

Peoples Mission Church-l4,a Fou~th
avenue ". ~. Mallory. pastor. Preac en-
ing on Sundays at 2.30 p. m. and every
night at o'clock
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Christian Alliance.

The Christian Alliance meets AT ? 20 p.
m. every sunday and or Thursday ~ p.
Third and Fourth avenues, near Armory
hall.
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Volunteers Of America.

Gospel meetings are held every evening
a. : O'Clock and Sunday AT a. m and
the auspices % the Volunteers Of Amer
lea.
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Mental Science.


The Mental Scientists meet every sun
day al .. m. Al Tneosophisrs' rooms. ll05
Third avenue. All are welcome.
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Evangelical Annexation

f}erma ~ arrisLn stree ard Tavlor
avenue Rev August Ernst. pastor SO
Harrison street Services morning and
evening.
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ADVERTISERS, NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
ments changed for the Sunday issue must
hand in copy by l o'clock Saturday to IN
sure change
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WANTED-PARTNER.

" ANT ED-A partner with 81 90 20 q ~
ready cash, have the best nonev-rra k
ing business that ever went 70 I[Igo-
dixie; must prepare AT once. as there Is
IotH Q, Work 70 10 before going. this is
no fake. but VIII stand invesftgstia,,
expect 20 stay In Yukon for four months
and fifteen days and come back with
from one-haf 10 one million dollars.
only those VINO mean business and gor
the ready cash need answer az 49,.
no time for others not meaning b7isf-
ness Address at once Partner. POST
intelligence.
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baptist Churches.

Swedish-Corufr Eight1 avenue an1 Bel
80. Pav Andrew Swarrz pastor. resi-
5anrr 81 Dexter avenue. sunday sTFices
Al 1913 A. N and 100 2. n Sunday school
a. l. m Young peoples prayer meeting
a. M Prayer meeting Thursday even
10 a. O'Clock Weekly meeting 81
yof1rr Ponies So~fetv saturday evening
as : o'clock All who understand The
Swedisr language are cordially Invited
First a.urfh avenue. between Jarnes
- f-s-a~~~ s-~es-S Rev Louis :. Bower
man. pastor. residence. itas T~entieia ave
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LIST OF ADVERTISER LETTERS.

The following letters remained uncailed
for at the general delivery Of the Seattle
postonice on Saturday, October ?. 1856:
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FIRST Afissian-fu Wards 1dll. George
own South Seattle Preaching AZ r p. n.
Calvary Church Rev Benjamin Parsons
v-ilI supply the pulpit during tta absence
~ the pastor Rev. Donald Ross.
Rcrton church Rev George r. Whit
worth. u D.. uaScor. Services az and
80 n. n Union Sunday school al II a III.
First Presbyt artar-Corner F0urth ave-
-tIa and SurinE street Rev = J.. Hu-chi-
scr. 2. n. pastor residence, SIS Spring
street,
Welsh-Severth avenue ard Olive street.
Rev William Davis. pastor Services a.
1850 a n ard 10 2. Y. sunday school
a. .. m Class meeting wednesday a.
"a r. n.
Sa0on9 North Saat.l@-TT.ird avenue
ror+h and Harrison street Rev. " A
Na-3r. pastor. Preaching ~ u a. n ard
go n n Y T. : c. = SIS 2. II Md
week meeting Thursday SO 20 r. n.
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Mount Carmel Mission. No. 1915 Third
avenue. between Union aud PIKE streets.
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Wa IED-Partner with 5000 cash. nor
necessary 70 take active part il baeiDas..
sure rrohta bic income. Address r. o.
BOX La city.
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Frye-Brunu hams boiled ard sliced.
peiscatessen.
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pINKFT. SPIEL In Seattle SATURDAY,
October 2 1897. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. \. DIRK
eiSplAl a son.
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DEGREE OF HONOR. No. :. A. O. u. w
Notice--AH members Of the D. Of H. are
invited 10 meet Al the First NJ l.. church
at p. m, October 3, TO attend the funeral
of Brother A. y. Wales.
ENA MIACHLAN, c. Of n.
WANTED-Position as stenograph
four years experience in law office; also
in commercial house; nj present en-
ployed temporarily by lumber company;
Will go TO small town. Address L. s.
care Observation-Disclosures
ORDER OF THE GOLDEN WEST.-As-
sessment No. (Septemoerl due and pay
able at 613 New York block
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HELP wANTEp-Frw.,s

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ladies' untrimmed felt ana esss5Si. =
trimming done az Is eenss - -
nne ana lowest prices IN Inc Ctr - -
Millinery, Ills Second ayenua -
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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-01-07
PrOuty on a Rampage.

D. Fl. Prouty. an old man confined
at the poor farm, became unruly last
Sunday and attempted to take control
OF the county farm. An information
of lunacy was sworn out Monday by
Superintendent Morgan, end he will
be cou6ned in jail until his wrath
subsidies, when he will probably be
tried for lunacy II he does not quiet
down sufficiently to warrant his being
taken back to the farm. Prouty is
about 70 years of age. and was brought
up from near Gueda Springs two years
ago His insanity is periodical. He
has several times attempted the lives
Of other inmates.
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WELLINGTON SUMNER COUNTY, KANSAS 1897

gratis from the telephone company.
The city had traded It's occupation
tax against the phone company for
the free use OF a telephone and alarm
at the fire chiefs residence, and it
was thought that ii e mill alarm was
also being given to the city free.
However, the telephone company had
been collecting so cents per month
from Mr.. Hunter for the alarm, and
the council paid the bill.
Councilman Graf of the committee
appointed to secure information 10
regard to chemical engines for use in
case the waterwOrks company shuts
down its plant, read several cOmmun.
icatiOnS from Chicago concerns but
did not get any definite information
owing to the cOmpany'S desire to send
man here for negotiations. The
mayor had been 10 correspondence
with Racine company, anG the COM
mittee wanted further time to COM
pare the merits of the different en-
gineS offered by the different CON-
panies, They were given further
time.
A communication from h. f.
Myers of COffeyville, was read, Offering
to establish machine shop here il
the city would furnish him a suitable
building and grounds free of charge
for period OF five years, the building
to be we'll lighted and to measure
25x6O feet, we'll floOred. Some of the
councilmen thought he ought to be
encouraged, while others thought
what encouragement the city could
offer should be shown to James Payne
Of this city, who is endeavoring 10 es-
tablish tirSt-claSs machine shop ON
East Lincoln avenue Mr.. Payne is a
property owner here ai16 is one OF tpe
finest wOrkmen in this part = c
state. The city clerk was instructed
to answer the letter stating that the
City could not grant him the desired
inducements.
Tim King was present and endeav.
Ored to persuade the cOuncil to buy
the sixteen helmets and three smoke
protectors from the old fire depart.
ment. They and locker were offered
to the city for S35. The matter ol
purchasing the outfit was deferred
until another meeting.
Gan ordinance apprOpriating S75 from
the improvement fund for use in re-
pairing streets and sidewalks was
passed.
The council adjourned 10 meet the
18th,
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Probate Court Notes.

]. W. FOrney, administrator Of the
estate of Hanna ]. Blanpied, deceased,
filed his annual account in probate
court Tuesday.
The final account Of o. c. Watson,
administrator of the estate Of G. NJ.
EppersOn, was filed Monday and the
administrator discharged.
A claim of s2.1O against the estate
Of Frank Wetel, insane, was allowed
in favor Of the estate OF F. Klein, de-
ceased, Tuesday in probate court.
The annual account of A. Fl. Swan,
guardian Of the estate OF Estella
Swan, minor, was Tuesday filed In pro.
bate court. 1t showed a balance Of
$780, 81.
The annual account Of Virginia c.
DuDham, guardian Of the estate Of
David Spencer, minor, was Tuesday
filed in probate court. 1t showed a
balance of s2,O1460.
Probate court Tuesday approved
loan of 81, 200 Of the estate CT Mon
roe Nyce of Caldwell, on ten quarter
sections Of land in Kingfsher county,
Oklahoma. Mayor Robertson Of
Caldwell, is guardian Of the estate.
The annual account Of j. H. Good,
guardian Of estate Of Willard Good
ct al, was Wednesday filed in probate
court. Willard Good had attained his
majority and was given s2lS, his share
Of the estate. There is a balance on
hand of sS71.9O TO go to the remaining
heirs.
The final account OF Attai N.
Smith, administrative OF the estate OF
J. NJ. Smith, deceased, was Tuesday
filed in probate court by her attorney,
Swan Burnett Of Caldwell. Mrs.
Smith being the only heir to the es.
tate, the balance of s2,634.32 was al
lowed to her.
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CITY AND COUNTY.
1ood,s Mills cure all liver ills

hoods pills cure all liver ills.
Rood & Co. closed out their poultry
business Monday.
A. Branaman returned to Kansas
City Monday morning.
Best steak and best chops at
Cowherd and Pfeifer's.
r. Hill at the Occidental hOte1
makes rates of 70 cents day. Ais
City Marshal Henderson is dis
guised under a new stiff hat.
The band will begin regular weekly
rehearsals Thursday evening.
Clay Wood, a prominent farmer Of
Sumner township, was here Tuesday
Miss Laura Moore returned Satur
day night from her holiday vacation
Mrs. A. A. Richards entertained
1 the Mail force at supper Saturday
evening.
Miss Minnie ReniCk left Tuesday
ffor Hutchinson, where she will engage
in dressmaking.
/ Miss Lille O'Brien returned t
L -
Caldwell Monday, after spending tht
holidays at home.
Miss Anna Mckee returned Tuesday
morning from visit in the south
ern part of the county.
Mrs. Martha Rinehart died at Pom
ca, OF, Saturday night, and wa'
buried at Drury Monday.
Mrs. E. e. Pember returned Monday
morning from Caldwell, where sh,
had been visiting friends.
C. R. Walters of OSwego, membel
of the legislature from Labette cOun-
ty, was in the city Sunday,
Chuck Adams has been granted an
other continuance. His trial is nov
set for Friday of this week.
Judge Herrick and family have re
turned from the east, where they haC
been spending the holidays.
Edmund Frantz came up from Enit
Monday, called here by the sick
ness and death of lis father.
What every one says must be 81
pla6at Balding is making the finest
Iy hOtOs ever made in Wellington.
pre- Rev, Pugh will preach at Wellington
}{na \ ext Sabbath, January 10, morning
Fo7hd evening. The holy communion
idu} ill be celebrated at the morning ses.
'@Sf ION. Preparatory service on Satur
harA
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"Bate" Hastie Arrested

Marshall Grinstead arrested Bate
Hastie Sunday at Pember's Cafe on
the charge of being implicated in the
VandewOrk shooting scrape at Belle
Plaine some weeks ago. HASTE was
put under a $500 bond to appear for
trial January IS.
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In Justice 10 itself, the city council
should pass an ordinance prohibiting
any sort Of amusement in this city on
regular meeting nights, in order that
the council may do business.