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The Louisiana populist., 1897-08-13

e. y. WaItnaiI g TO-, Druggists, Horse Cave,
one that takes It," Sold by Druggists. TIC.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-08-13

The deepest mine shaft In the world Is
the Red Jacket, Of the Calumet and Hecla,
The Louisiana populist., 1897-08-13
Send for Price List!
It Is all that We ask
Ia Ill l.S a

It IS all that We ask
and Il will cost but q
postal to do it. All
we ask is 10 get your
eye for a minute on
details and prices.
The goods will sell
themselves. You
know as we'll as we
that the John p.
Lowell Arms Co. (of
which the indefatig-
able Col. Ben S.
Lowell, known all
over the world, is
treasurer and acting
head has made and
for a half century
maintained its great
reputation by the
m anufactureO of
The Louisiana populist., 1897-08-13
Quite Invisible,

Quite Invisible.
The Husband Have you any invisi-
BILE wells?
The -saleslady-Yes, sir. 1t lis inn
possible to see them.
"I'd like to look at some."
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
THE RAINIER {

THE RAINIER GRAND.
II. II. fnsley. Portland.
} r Flan0er. Telluride. Col
Jas. Casey. Criprie creek. Col.
s 4 Mauer oIiocy.
", Gsnchles Chicago
: -. Fulton. Portland
Ralp5i kerns. Winnipeg
r. Coyse, vancouver.
Allan "Arnsr0n and VIE. Vancouver
xilSs Woods, Vancouver.
J Duncan SIa.5.. and wife. California
A Lambeth. Helena.
Nell EcArthlr. = Paul.
J. y Daley. s. Paul
MS \ z. Dlnckey. san Francisco.
Ms = x. - y ger. San Franrssr-,
4 NJ. Bates. salem
4. Barker FramineAan Mes.
NJ pei Ffahscn Wellesley College
Te.}a Wehsfer. Ease Box s9ry Nass
Ms r. II. Webster Bos,an.
Mrs Pond. Wsst Newton.
Z. caertll0n Paris
Father MacFad5en. ?. T swsed9re Ira
IS : Paris aas w,fe Frankfo-, yv
Henry fa2uo I-cg5ss sa
4 So ST. So Frare.sco
Harry Moore fcrtzara
Us. > Du.z-ev = louis.
e Jones. ksns*s C5sy.
Mr. y. Morris - T.a-fz
Miss y I.ee8 =. Loule.
Mt4s ~ &8n.1a Ters~.o car
Nl8ee ssevess. Crllrss M.s sn
r. GiCGAsuee9 Tet ~
Ms AYERS J3t.s. fiji
VIZ. johnson Jo1se- III
] " Nanoaf5rS = paai
s Pond Sar rrsrci~sSs
n ham. San Frsurfsro
A De1srs NalnGf Grove
~ Bgcsie Wa.g4: tf-nve
Fra1k Aus.E1 Su Fsa~rtsra.
W. II Fslrbsrs Retaturna
y. z. Harris. San Frar.ris-o.
r. AaeKinnaG pE. San Francisco.
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Picture I'm the areiight-how they come
and 20.
They yansse hko the summer clouds. ard
Ike the winters snow.
ii ore &%tt are theE than HeEmes' wing
more cruel than Cupi8s dart.
And WREN hey stab taeT TArry not I'll
they have pierced the heart.
Outlines in the shadowy eve IN pen
s4Fe mood ! SIT.
when au the world is SSH and calm ard
swallows home ard fit
As IN tne eEuhe~s' E1fui GLOW. the shadows
rise and fall
Strange phantonlS shape themselves
witalD aHd play upon ihe vail
Strange visions they az foTErsr years OF
Things nat might have been.
OF many a term ttaf's cold ia De- 81 ard
many an eve that's din
Aud a. / 81 ana gaze therein, and ttlius
Of DAYS gone By.
TIE shadows GENE 70 me- onc@ more. they
rlse-they faiI-and die.
The low. sweet chime q an evening be3l
comes 10 my listening e.sr,
J. carries "a Message - mercy and love.
'tss one teat 49, ever l9Fst dear
The Sett evening twiHEEf 3t"uerS. the
stars burst their fetfeFs % gold
All shine VIII . wonderful orig atness
or earth and Ia T715Es UntOs5.
--Eoseiia Crockett IA Baltimore American
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Conversational Churches.

First-Colunbia City. Preaching at 30
a. m. and 80 y m.
Kirkia nd-Sunday services at II a. N.
and n m Y. +. ). c. E, p. N. Sunday
school az y noon.
German Corgresa tional-Seventh av-
enUe. between Pine and Olive Services
at Il a. n. and 80 p. m. John c. Bic
gc;t. pastor.
BROOKLYN Preaching az u a. n. and 3
2. n. sunday school AZ - o'clock Y 2.
Thursday evening a. o'clock
EdEewater-Rev J T. Nichols pastor.
Services at II =, m. and p. ". sunday
scboo.. l-.,s 2. M. !. =. 5. Z. f.. r. IA.
Junior Y. =. :. {. z Friaay afternoon
Of 5,0 Prayer serv:sss Thursday even
iGE % each week
PIymouth-Corner Thlrd avenue and
University street Rev. W II q Temple.
pastor, 1907 Seneca street; telephone,
Green 90 study ~ house. Home usually
IN aaN nnfl n N
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Catholic ChurShea.

C-r Lady az Coed Eeip-Thfrd avenue
soEt7 and Washington street Rev. r. N
Prsfp1tascs. pastor. Lew mass. y n :.
higa mass, isaA IT,, benediction, 80
p e.
Church Of the Imwacuiase-Ercadvsy
ar1 Madison stree Rev. A Dso-1sol.
pastor. Rev A. Tr.veln and Rev. j.
Nicholson assistants Conducted ~ ne
!esntcs. Low masses AZ n ~. and SIS
a. m Aixh mass az fa:ss a. n Sunday
sch5ol &, z5% p. n ard evening service
az ID
Sacred Hsart-Sixtn avenue and Sell
street Conducted by the REDEEM atarlsts-
Esv. Joseph A. hSutz c. IS. r., pastor
Lev mass wiki Sermon. a. n; hign
mass win sermon. ESQ a. ~. Speclai -lsa-
sic viii ae had a. morning service Sunday
scGool- 80 p. m. vespers, sermon and
benedietAon. 80 D N.
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baptist harches-

Swedise--Co-rs- k}gath ayrnus aus Rel,
str&N-. Rev. Andrew SwaTtx castor. rasF-
dense - Dexter avenue sunday services
a l1so a. II. and b ?. n. San.5ay scs-asI
az = n Nolus peoples prayer -Ysea .{r
AZ ; 2. Il PRAYER meeting THURSDAY ,.yan-
tHE a. c'ClocS Weekly meeting -
Young Peoples society SATURDAY evrnlnx
- O'Clock All who understands tNA
: a ~ lAn%3age sra corssiassv asv.-af
f}sst.-f'oG~th avenue. between James
El&c. SsSt1r. rextss-cs ~ Ceiarue{s
street 1NlDE ~ taa re Gliding saves
1o14y viii 20 held Il the CaAs.1ssr os Com
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

PRTNROSE-The funeral OF Charles X
Primrose will take place at Port Madnh
today. Steamer Rentoa leaves Central
wharf at 1882. Friends of the fanny
are invited.
CAMpBtLIs--At Ross. Friday. August
1857, OF tuberculosis. Rhoda Alice Cam7-
bell. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. 0. \
Campbell. aged 9 years
SEARS-In Seattle. Saturday, Angus,
1897 of PARALYSIS. Mrs Jennie S4ax
mother OF Mrs. Lizzie Garre,ty. aged ]
years. Intermen, will take place IN Ssa
Francisco.
STADLER-The funeral Of Fred StAdls
viii be held today AZ o'clock al sas
Church of Our Lady OF Good Help.
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THE HITLER

]: r. Saith. Ral.inore-
X MCNAMARA, S8a F'rancs~r,
a x tsrErhsil ard wife. <ex w.
II hswiey. Portland. ar.
svewn, ParSersourg. W. =.
n SweNunEen. P2rkershn-r %
DR.. Ralla Camden. parSerSh.srs W. y. n
= 4 Camden. Farkersharg, W.
Mrs ;. hrowltofs Everett.
Mss hn0wttoa. Everett.
y = Gleason. Portland. OR.
= E-owu. New York
Ralph ButtnArs EIieT1so arx.
MIS- oelgsl, San Francisco,
Mss Davis, san Francisco.
1aAF4ss n Butler. Port TcwnserA
2tsEry C0weil san francisco.
Il. = Cooley. Everett
} T. 1aksy., PERI Orchard
John Glllse Montana.
ggoh1 (. Ship. salt lake. Utah
W -. Ross r. - :
VI. Goats. Il g. :
u. +. Alien. san Fra ncis,o.
u /. aSIfonala and wife. santa Hox,
Charles Huron aas1 wife Maeonh ~
y tsouiain. y. Marshall Mo, -
9. tsoul5eu, Marshall Nc
kertssa Wyatt SVsckard Mo.
Mrs NJ. +. Thomas. Cincinnati
Mss J. II West. Dorchester. aissa
z. stern. san Francisco.
J. n. SchacT, san Francisco.
Mrs. (. NJ. Moran. Tacoma.
:. NJ Cooper san Francisco.
James Friedman. Portland.
g. &. Mcdonald. Portland.
George Lynch. I.oniaa
George RoDaardt san Francisco
u G 0Reiiiy. san Francisco
F. j. Hutchtngs. san Francisco.
Airs Z T. Wells aud niece. ssakian,
y q. Blies and wife Portland.
q. Il. Iornbarser. PhHaGelphsa.
Mrs W. l.. Morris Cleveland.
J. Carpenter Cleveland.
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Pre.bytertan Churrh~.

frs; Mlssior-Tn Wards har. George
town. South Seattle Preaching ar = n,
Rente9 cEU-ch-Rev George r WHIT
worth. II. d. pastor. Services at and
80 .. m Union Sunday school az II a =,
frat Presbyterian-Cor Fourth ave-
nue. and Spring street Rev. A. l.. Hgteh.-
son. u. u. pastor. residence. eI3 Spring
street
NejsA--Severth avenue saG Olive street.
10 e a N. and - y. m Sunday sehani
az ?. IN Glass meeting Wednesday a:
n p. n.
Second North Sasttle-Thirf avarua
north AEi HarTtsc1 street Rev w
Major. pastor. Preaching a IL a N sns
ySa p. IL. Y Z : g =, SIS n n Md
week nee ing. Thu.s1ay 81 % .. n.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public Is hereby warned not 20 rsy
any money 20 parties representing 10 y
agents Of The Seattle Post tnteiltgsness
except the following. who are the OIL,
authorized travelling agents OF the Pa.
lntelligencsr. viz; J. A. Mcclellan. J. I
Hawi-y and T. =. Freehurger This dots
nos apply TO resident agents Of this paps
who are located In various cities and town
IN the Northwest. nor 20 postmaster whe
are IN all ci ses authorized 10 take spA
scriptions fer the Daily. sunday asa
Weekly Post-lntslligencer City collectors;
j. A. Catncart. r. T. TIawiey. c. " Win
ard William r. Beatty.
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Theosophical society. Amanda Lodge.
meets Sunday al p m at fia9 Third ave-
nue. near Spring street Lecture by T. A.
Barnes on Western Mystics"
Seattle Theosopnical Society. Sie Third
avenue. Sunday simple talk on Theosophy
Her Place In Theosophy." by Miss Annie
NJ. Sands. Tuesday evening lecture On
The Immaculate Conception" by Mr..
George Gowseil.
free.
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Evangelical Association.

Corner Birch and Harrisoc streets. near
Cedar street car lire German preaching
every Sunday az II a. N ard . H.
Sunday school. $50 a. m Young people
r@etins. m Weekly prayer ueetirss
Wee nesday and Thursday az E:R D. m
English Sunday school every Sunday aft
erroon a, the new mission. corner 81 2oi-
ltn and Harrison streets az se3o. followed
oy Gospel sermon. Mission Sunday scno1I
IN Ballard. corner wiIbe-t street and Set
on3 avenue. beginning al .. m. conduct
e in the Ge- man language. Aug. Ernst
pastor. so Harrison street
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Methodist Protestant Charche.

Yes.er J9rc;son Chu-ch-Preachlng on
Sunday al u a. -
uuwsralSa ch3rce-pan!ei BaElev. uax-
tor. sunday school a. 70 A, n. Preceding
81 So 3. II
E'irst-Pjoe street anA Thlra ava0es
Pres saing al II O. N and p. m Cfass
NEE lc@. 81 a. II Sunday school re y
p. IN ! =. : e e SIS p m p~ayr-
needing Thursday at 80 ? II. Non,h.v
see-lr< the aTst Thursday - ezca month
A. = Z N
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s!S10ra Tgse The famous italian actress
Recently gave = free performance Fl psr.s
fer tf~ benefit 81 Partisan artists Sne -
cesved applications for free tick@fs rom
~ &fz us4t}E artists. - provincial artists
- 3yr.C4l artists Is foreign artists a. tnac
tire IN Parts. ~ painters and scul9torx.
- writer's sra sSs unKaown Ye..on%-a
geE&s sf -G.s-
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TODAY'S SERVICES.

Hereafter nottces - the chur-h iirec-
tory viii be c0rr-e4 70 announcements q
rrrra ssrxfses orfv ard s9ttscts 90 ser
rcrs Extended musical rrogFa -rss sc-
Sunday services and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
church ailments vii only be pub
EgE@t 81 s5ge-tfsIng rates. Notices fer
this Esrart -z@Et should be reserved a. this
s-sSs Tor later than =. II Saturday, IN
order 70 insure publication CT Sunday
sryrtwr
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kesn'ar services in the old St Marks
chGFca building, corner Fifth avenue and
oiiye street. two blocks above Pike street.
every Sunday. Morning service. II A. m.
song and preaching SUNDAY school. i2:l5.
Evening service al - o'clock. Flor
ance Marvin Will give spirit messages
and prophecies after the sermon Young
peoples meeting a. 2 IT. each Thursday
and Sunday. Regular services every
Thursday evening az IS Louis Williams.
pastor. residence aa1s Fourth avenue. All
are cordially invited Seats free.
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NEW YORK. Aug The c,nars In.
steamer Etruria arrived THIS morning
from liverpool and Queenstown beat
ing her previous record across the Allan
tic. She made II IN days. q hours and 10
minutes actual time
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Salvation Army.

No. hail. corner Pike street and Third
ayeaue-Capt. Gia and Lieut. Gardner in
charge; 8 a. m. knee drill II i. IT,. hoi-
ness meeting: ) p. m. family gathering:
p. m. Free and Easy"
Ne. nall. corner Second avenue south
and YGsier way-Ens!gn Barnharit and
Lieut.. Watson in charge: 3 m, knee
drill; II a. m. holiness meeting p. m.
family gathering; p. m. Free and
Easy"
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First Christian Church.

Seneca street. between Third and Fourth
avenues J. \. Smith. pastor: residence.
sI22 Fourth avenue. Preaching at II a. m.
and D. III. Sunday school at Gas a. m.
Y p. s. C. Z. at 6:i5 p. m. Rev. B. r.
Iinzenfelter of Tacoma. Will preach this
morning and tonight Prayer meeting
Thursday night.
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Christian Adveatists.

Christian Advent meetings are held at
the corner of Third avenue and Madison
street. DIR. W. Chapman. pastor. PRAYER
meeting. 1915 a. m. Preaching, Ii a. m.
SUNDAY school. Il 80 p. m.
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wilson's Yukon Isut6e. rev EDITION from
Press July &Th; al information % date
about new fields and new routes New
mars. halt-tnne view - Dawson CITY.
copyrighted Price = cents. maps 50
cents Send order a. 0nce- The CAIee-x
Company. IS First avenue
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Peoples Mission Chgrch-corner o. Sixth
avenue south and King street V. w.
Mallory. pastor Preaching on Sundays at
II a. m. and every night al s o'clock.
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SnfritUnlfxm

The public Il cordially invited 70 attend a
meeting a the residence OF Mrs Martha
Marson. corner Third and Broadway Bal
lard at & clock this evening. short a3-
dress will De given. followed by tests and
shirt messages
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Cumberland PreSHy;erlan- East Cherry
street ami Twe-:y-second avenue. 4 =
Posed pastor residence Sol Tsentv-gs.-
v~4 avenue Preaching a. y q m ara
81 sunday school az 1913 g. m
Junior t<n3eavor ~ 3.e5 3 N. 7 = q
E az p. r. f'aEvrh prayer naesfInv
Thursday n =. n
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Free Methodist Church.

First Free Methodist-el2 Pine street,
between Ninth and Terry avenues. Rev.
Alexander Beers. pastor. Preaching at
IL a. m and 7;So p m. Sunday school at
s:4S a. N. Young peoples meeting. ! p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at $50 p. m.
Seats free 10 all.
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los HI SIS les Sic 20. s.s2I 20
At PORT TOWNSEND.
e.ssl "a s.2ll Sc 7.55I 10 s.Ill 81
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch 20 the Pcst-Intelligencer
TATo0SH. Aug. - p. m.-Rarometer.
- ., clear. light smoke: wind south IL
miles. Passed nut. schooner William Bow
den. In tow Magic. al 2 p. m Outside.
bound in. tug Magic.
NEAH BAY. Aug. IA u. m.-Clear.
light southwest wind
CsI.ALLAM BAY, Aug. license smoke:
calm.
PORT ANGELES. Aug. "a p. m.-Bar-
ometer "a NJ: clear. light smoke; calm
Tug Discovery in bay with tow.
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First Church of Chri.t-scientist.

Russell hall, corner Third avenue and
Cherry street Services Sunday at II a. m
and Thursday at AIS p. n. Sunday school
Immediately after the Sunday service.
Reading room open during the week
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The Ctepia.

J. F. Tomkins the shipping aren. he.
been appointed passenger agent OF ths
Utopia. which sails from Seattle 70 Dves
AUGUST II.
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MERGE hall. eo~rsr Secors avsaue sn.
Desire Of Moses" Evening theme *Nsca-
tiosss. ard How 20 Ese Them Bible
scaoc! az z-ss p. II Cc-xsn :. Shank So
rss-l1sencert. Christian E,-dszvor Ss>c.eIy
a ! , II, led b Mss ALICE Mli51c1 All
cordially i-FYife.s
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Christian Alliance,

The Christian Alliance meets at 30 o.
m every Sunday and on Thursdays at o
m. in their hall. 3os Union street. between
Third and Fourth avenues. near Arm.ry
hall.
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Lutheran Churches.

German Lutheran-Duwamish Mission,
Sanders hall below Sweeney's brewery.
Services at 2:so every other Sunday.
n-Danish-Fourth avenue and
Pine street. S. X. Tollefson. pastor. Study
In basement Services at II a m. and
p. n.
German Lutheran-Services In hall. cor
ner Main street and Minor avenue. Ser
vices every second and fourth Sunday OF
the month at .;t5 p n. by the Rev. ".
Il. Behrens, pastor.
Holy Trinity. English--Corner Seventh
Restes. pastor: residence. "a Pike street.
Sunday school at $50 a. m.
German South Seattle Mission-In hail
near postofYice Sunday services every
second and third Sunday OF the month at
p. m. Pastors. e. Knappe, l0ls Howell
street; w. II. Kurtx. 1870 Howell street.
German Evangelical. Lutheran Ziou's-
Corner Tenth avenue and Stewart street.
Sunday school, go a. m sunday services
at 1879 a. m. and 7:S9 .. m. Bihs,stunde..
80 and Jugendverein. $40 Thursday
evening. Choir practice, Tuesday. 30
p. m
German Evangelical. Lutheran. ST.
Johns Congregation - Sunday services.
Heights Baptist church, every FIRST and
third Sunday Of the month az D. m
Sunday school. every Sunday AT . m
Chlidren's singing practice every Friday
at 30 p m.
Swedish Evangelicai-Third avenue,
near Pike Rev. Martin J.. Larson. pastor:
residence. 1921 Fifth avenue. On Sunday.
services at 1890 a. m. and s D. ~. Sunday
school. IL m. and Bible class or prayer
meeting al 2, m. on THURSDAY. services
m. The first and third Tuesdays Of the
month.
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Advertisements under the head Of lAt
Found, For Sale. For Rent and Situauoa
Wanted will be inserted ut the rate Of
cent word each insertion. Payment
ways In advance. No advertisement
ceived for less than = cents.
NoTICE-The business office OF the ~
lnlelligencer IN open until ii p. m. Sun0V
hours, a. m. TO l.. 30 y. m. and V
p. III. Classified advertisements viii Mr
ceived up TO tina, time.
Advertisements will be received
branch offices OF the Post-Intelligenc9.
TACOMA BUREAU-No. i13 Psca~
avenue.
PORT TowN1END-Will ] 9ypeA
BELLTNGUAM BAY-New Whatcc@
O. II. Culver. Manager.
OLfMPIA-4l71z Main street q
Winstanley, Agent.
The following letters await advertiser
NJ this Office:
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yoIunteers of Americ.

Gospel meetings are held every evening
al o'clock and Sunday at ii a. m ard
3 p. m. at "a second avenue south. under
The auspices OF the Volunteers of Amer
lea.
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advsstio.
ments changed for the Sunday issue mue
hand In copy by o'clock Saturday to l.,
sure change.
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Unitarian Church.

First Unitarian church-Seventh avenue
between Pike and Union streets. Rev. Jos.
eph c. Alien, Of Redlands, Cal. will preach
al II s. n. Subject. Not 10 Destroy. but
to Fulfill"
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REWARD.

A reward ~ $40 will he paid FOR infne.
nation leading 70 the arrest and eonvss.
ton OF any one stealing copies OF the pus,.
intelligencer delivered 10 subscriber
throughout the civ
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Evangelical Association.

Standardization street and TAYLOR
avenue Rev. August Ernst pastor. 500
Harrison street. Services morning ana
evening.
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In basement OF Seattle National Bank
building. Occidental avenue and Yesler
way-Services every night al 7:45 and ay-
erv noon from IL to l. Thomas Rees,
chapiain.
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CARD OF THANKS.

THE members OF the family OF the IN
Mrs. NJ. A. Hamlin desire 10 express thsf
thanks and deep gratitude 10 the MARI
friends for the kindness shown duftf
their recent bereavement.
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BIRTHS.

Seattle, Thursday, Acsgs
5. 1897, TO Rev. and Mrs. Louis WilliamA
a daughter.
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Occidental Hotel; oes; family ho,., :
state: excelien; rooms. ali modern iusp;r,~
nenfS No bar
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Fro-s yuIv y ~ =. exclusive A..
Monday sra THURSDAY thr-ssftsr ~ :.
snd :ucj9i;ss Mon$zy. Auxtst -.
>aTtA~-n Fsstfc ~ MAXI ire f,st.vvf-~
Soy rates - the Essf- = S5-0x C4+x
orr AAa AS Kansas C~ty 80 81 :. fae,sgs
- $ fs@3 &t.a Chscsgo 81 Gail AZ IRA
>ertHF-u FarsH@ os~2ees. SaatJle fs~ al
EaFisoaiSTs Z! A Naosas- General Agent
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Mount Carmel Mission.

The Childreu's Progressive Iycnum
meets every Sunday morning in Pettis'
hall Fire. avenue. at II O'Clock
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Progressixr Lyceum.

The Mental Scientists 1eet every Sunday
a =. n al TAsosephists' rooms. ll06
Third avenue Ali are welcome
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TaeomS Hotel. Tacama.

Strictly trs;-ciass: all modern imrrcv,.
meuts: fine sample rooms
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PICTURES IN THE TIREIIGHT

Mount Carmel Mission. No. 1905 Ta!rs
avenue, between Union and Pike streets,
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