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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-12

waznil korespondenta Prasy
zjednoczonej do oswiadczenia,
ze katastrofa ME zosta1a spo-
wodowana wybuchem bomby
podiozonej pod okrst.
Do portu tutejszego zawi.
nal austryacki krzyzownik
"Donau".
Nadzieja otrzy mania pleniedzy.
MADRYr, 11go Marca. =
Senior Leon Castillo, thiszpah-
ski posel W Paryzu, przyby1
dotad uwiadomil ministr6w,
ze Rad francuzki sprsyja rza-
dowi hiszpadskiemu jest 60:
tow wp1ynat pod pewnymi
warunkami ma paryskich fnan-
sist6w, aaeby ci pozyczyli Hi
szpauii pienisdzy.
POwstanie ma Filipinach.
SHANGHAI, 11go Marca -
Zatarg hiszpa6sko ameryka1-
ski, grozscy wybuchem wojny,
przyczynil sic do wywolania
ponownego powstania ma wy
spach Filipinskich. Powsta6.
'cy zdobyli miasta Ateoria i
Camasay, po}sczone z Manila
kolejs zelazna i oblegli Boil
mao, ma uyspie Luzon. w
p6}nocnych obwodach miesz:
ka6cy ME plaza podatk6w i
pozrywali druty telegrafczne'
MADRYT, 1lgo Marca. =
Oddzial wojsk hiszpa6skich
polaczyl sic z za}ogs miasta
Bolinao i odpedzil powsta1'
COW, kt6rzy poniesli dotkliws
kleske.
List pasterski.
MADRYT, 11go Marca -
Kardyna1 arcybiskup z Valla'
dolid og}osil drugi list paster-
ski, przestrzegajscy Hiszpan6w
pred falszywa przyjaznia pod.
stepnych Amerykanow. Zaleca
swym ziomkom przywiazanie
do kr6lowej regentkj posfu-
sZeh stwo papiezowl.
Posel Woodford by} dzisiaj
przed cmentarzem, gdzie znaj'
dowalo sic DUO posp6lstwa.
Rozdawa} homie ja}mulne
misdzy 2ebrak6w. Lud "a
chowywal sic ma jego widok
spokojnie.
Wielka uwage zwr6cif ma
siebie artykul W gazecie Gel
Heraldo", omawiajscy bardzo
spokojnie kwestye, 2e Stany
Zjednoczone So gotowe wypia.
cic znaczne odszkodowanie,
jezeli Rad hiszpa1ski odstapi
i'm Kube.
Flotyla torpedowc6w od-
plywa z Cadiz i udaje sig do
Kuby.
Zalana k0palnia.
ED1NBURG, 11go Marca. -
Pod Murkirk, Ayrshire, zala}a
woda kopalnis wegls. ls g6r'
nik6w ME zdazylo uciec i uto.
nelo.
Krotkie wiad0m0sci.
We Frankfurcie mad Me.
mem utopi1 sic professor Horace
Fem, kt6ry wr6ci1 z Ameryki.
- Deputowauy do sejmu
vegierskiego Iwanka pojedyn-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-12


We Frankfurcie mad Me.
mem utopi} sic professor Horace
Fem, kt6ry wr6ci} z Ameryki.
- Deputowauy do sejmu
Negierskiego Iwanka pojedyn-
kowal sig z radca tajnym Sza-
lawaszky, komendantem Press:
burga. Szalawaszky otrzymaf
postrzal W kolano.
w Paryzu aresztowano
try osoby, kt6re W roku re.
sz1ym spowodowaly eksplozye
bomb, gdy prezydent Faure
iechai ma plac wyscig6w.
- Major Esterhazy grozi
pulkownikowi Piquart wypo'
Iiczkowaniem, jezeli ten ME
przyjmie pojedynku, ma kt6ry
zostal wezwany.
II Ze Santander wys1ano
nowy oddzial wojsk hiszpah.
skich ma Kube.
Podczas rozruch6w W
Bombay zabito 9 krajowc6w,
skaleczono 20, aresztowano zas
100 os6b.
- DIR. Sanarelli doznaje ze
strouy ludnoAci brazylijskiej
wiele dowod6w uznania, po-
niewaz wynaleziony przez ME-
go Srodek przeciW aoitej febrze
okazal sic niezawodnem lekar'
stwem.
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Gas JOHx z TGEEER the Re-
D1biiezs Hiss-GOT- Of III bas been
indicted By the grad jury fnr aid
ing and encouraging the striking
coal miners Of Vrden % commit
att Of lssIessnesE- On ye gOdSi
think Of the governor Of = great
state which points With pride 70
the fact that the earthly remains
Of Abrzhzm Lincoln rest within
ber borders has been indicted fOF
Violsting the very laws which be
should eheerfaliy enforce
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Censkrssnax " h KExs left
fx WashinEtos a KE2ey Don-
NJ - eEpee1s - arnse nfbe
nz11onA eap1fA n TIE 6or he
esnsening q e1rA- Csngr7-
~ Kag EE zazrn - fks ety
beEoE. fbe hoEAsgs. sn1 dzsing his
ahsenee kis nzn1orizl kesees wi
be kePt !. gooa BePaif By ks l.T
rtn9 fAe Hoa- J. " B1rt0a-
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fhenaErD 81 of tze Pr1e1f PoE6-
ed cnss VIA n0x szrs1D1'
En- We h1se tie grrzsezf r.s-
Pe4 f~ de neD2y q de Es,e b.
\ Bnee. bzt he .eper rzlseA IN
v1ine sboss . Whisper n coa2ezna-
It1on Of fhe 0afrzees whleA srE
ea1zEzztiy Papetrz1ed apoa tie
negro, ana n vex q fhs f.rt vE
Ene ofthe opinlon thzf Mr. Brse.
|eoGA nsf BE of nacA seryics % IN
ne- # he wge Pr1s.zf today He
drew osr oae kznArei fh01szni
aollzn N szlBy iron tie govern
Dezf azrinE h1 Plhlie career, b11
vhen IN s1 v.s openea n0t o.
dollar wa Ieft for the be<terDesi
d tie negrO II he bad IF;
seFer1l fhO1ssAd dollxn % be eI-
PenA11 for tbe negro 70 PzrrAasc
firearms. % protect his homo, wife
aa1 eh7lArea fhea al Of - could
rlse up and h.1 him n the grez.
leader Of the negro r.ee-
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suggest q change in the negro's
taetice then | am fool.
The shotgun policy Is a. much
IN evidence today as It vas in the
reconstruction period, when 1t Is
seen that the negro is exercising q
little political influence.
Soldiers were ordered to the
scene of this race not. Whyl Be-
cause the negroes seemed deter
mined to protect themselves. If
they we're quietly subnitting them
selves to Be slaughtered by that
gang of North Carolina ssEages,
no troops would be required at all
Armed intervention Is never In
order unless a negro uprising is
apPrehended, or unless the negro
u trying to take care of himself.
So long a. the negro Is defenseIess
or inOfensive or i running all goes
merry a. . marriage bell" Am /
telling the truth
But 1 must stop. I find that 1
am In the wrong humOr to write.
Let me cool of. 1 am a preacher
too, pastOring . big church
IA JONES,
ChattanOoga, Tenn
The Freeman.
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Coz. LEw GIxGEE Of Colombo
Springs i m the city and n being
pIIOted around by Hon Charles
Crane. Tbese geniIemen intend n
get mp = grand fair and carnival
under the azsPices Of the Grand
Army Of The RePablie- Il viii be
held It Christenssn's Hal, Dee
18th, POD and 2Ist. Prizes viii
Be given consulting Of pianos,
baggies aod other useful and Orna-
mental articles. This vii Be one
of the grzndest kfais ever held IN
this city, and II should Be we'll
patnOni1ed BY the general public
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Pass. Gro. O CAEsOs and the
Salt Lake Tribune have parted
company. WhIle that distinguished
gentleman Sas engaged IN address
ing the Deseret Sunday School
COnyentioA he remarked that @it
EM inappropriate 70 read the daily
papers IN the Sunday school circle
and that he considered II very bad
taste to be caught sitting In . Sc
elnded corner while Perusjng the
TrIbuBe." If the Tribune desires
20 retain Is reputation - the
junior organ of the Mormon
Church Il had better pat Pres. Can
non on the back
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NEs. WM. II. FELrox, of Car
tersTiIIe. Ga, il one Of the most
intense and bitter enemies of the
negro In the World yet she admits
that AvhiIe the white men Of the
south we're, engaged IN vaging .
var upon the government the south
ern White women received good
treatment from the bands of the
eoIored people" " Bat laying aside
this fact Mrs.. FELTON, believes that
one thousand negroes must be
Iynehed each and every ueek In
the year m order to furnish amnse-
ment for the idle whites of the
soufh
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Only Sevsnty-three Hours Salt
Lake 20 New York.
The Freeman.

Lake 20 New Iork-
By = recent change IN schedule
the overland limited of the Union
Pacific and Northwestern IN con-
neetiOn with the L. s. & NJ. s. and
n. 7. 9. and H.R.R. r. nov makes
the unparalleled time record of
only three days 70 New York.
Trains leave Salt Lake 700 an
OgdenS:lOam.dai ,arriTesC Chicago
7,45 a m. and Grand Central
depot New York City lOs35 am,
second and third days respectively.
Only one change of ears and
twelve hours quickest time For
purchase Of tickets and reservation
of berths call At the stOld Stand, I"
20l Main Street, or address H. n.
Clay. Gensral Agent
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THE New York WORD, of Nov
z3m, co1tsins . CT - P6e41re 1ad
. ahorf ske4eh of tie lie and
e1nex of Hon A W MeC4ne Of
fks city Il infoEDs fhe sn hzn-
1rnd fh0zszDd reaaen Of The Word
kbzf AE. AcCane = . n7HiOnsire
SD kis income - es1i1zted q from
fftg % One hzndrea Thousand d0l-
As . Donfh, and thz1 he PrObAbly
gives sszs nOrs D0ney 70. beneE-
oIent and ehnEch Pa5Pozes th~n
any half d0zea nea n Utzh-
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S0rh->E cod D. kzeI. 1ore phlzzdEo1r
q c<1T 1ore ~ = IS gzke -kza Ihe o61 q
IA Son. n e. q s. F1oe Suee=. SeS
Yorx CzE.
Cozkc>a ~ - rs 6sucse-et = ahsoaz.s
ere fz eoeszzPoo1 ~ a pz1o@y Co.
ptzz-1. 1oo % nzk< Is EreE DGis h0Sl. be
sFs.ru of nsocaej 70 zzy nesdez q the BRoAD
AZ. NO = sG5E7g fC1 ches-- rAroz1 I'D l@E
t-o1bles o. co1s4p-o1-
He TzyI.z t5ose c=zr0S q o6Ezi-i1k the
rDe6ls 20 S1piy I'D Ez 5E ~E I'D
poEoSce a6&es. Aad uecGFc y ueu-z ~
th-ee Eee 5oc1z-
Airz&cg tka -1cu scc--Sc -e q ne6-
G1e rs peHz1eE1y cz-ed thozz,k q -
pzrztiy boP>ls eGS
he co1S6B ks EEozs dHE-a 6E-y
uhck be 0Ts % hunz15rF-io doaz.e ms nfAS-
HoBe czre-
O6ded E1-sy z1zzz foz zss zhere-rsrzgsA
s zOKA % Sozz5d = 40 BO-e % ~
p95eu oon5oe1oc q t5e E-ea c5za azkI1E
Ibe oGEr-
He hzs proved c0zszRpeoz % be cEzhl.
d< bey0od HF dozN
Tnre N be 70 1ss1zke ]. s16nE-the us-
tzke II be = OEG5oOkHg t5e DoesoE's ee1<z
ols ntf.Anoz- He rs q &c = Is AEeriz.
I'D EHopeza lzbo-zsc-1es thozsznds oftzn-o
nizls ofe1periesoe frcz ihose cured. y alpaEr
0f the sor.d-
Delays are dzzE>-oEx Esd yozr addrrn 4
T A SOcz5. ~ c. 8 Pise sr-e1, NeS
Yo-k. and VIA UTIs1g the DOeaoE. psezse DeA
ioe reA6inE tins article n he BROAD Ak
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CURE CONSUMPTION.

y. a S1Oean- - Ihe GrenS Ghe1AnI
a81 he1e1Gasa. O0ers - S<D1 knsa.
% tas AmLeae4- 1hree 8olEas& e
Bas AeW1y BhAespereA Rs0e-
d. - C1re CS@SopG10a
a81 Al L8ag IrSa6aeA
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no YOU KNOW a.. a.
OZONIzED OK MARROW

has been sod for over forty years, IS used
BY thousands and has never fziIed b
straighten kinky hair? Everybody Is d.
lighted with 4 This wonderful preparz-
ton was invented BY Buck & RzyDer, who
about two years ago sold fhe formula and
exclusive night q manufacture 70 the
OzDnized Ok Marrow Co. This company
IS nov the only maker Of fhe genuine and
original Ozonized Ok Marrow (copyTight-
ed- An 0thers are imifzfions.
- - [. q. - - ~ -. q o.
- esssfar - - - - q. -
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Trinl Trim Of the Fay.

A trial trip to Port BIakeley was made
"Wednesday morniig by the Boston q
Alaska Company's new twin-screv tug
Anna e. Fay. which was recently launched
at the Stetson & Post shipyard On board
the tug were the members OF the com
pany. together with about fifty invited
guests. The trip was successful In every
respect. and the new vessel came up to
all the expectations OF her owners
On Tuesday or Wednesday the tug will
leave for Dutch harbor under command
OF CaEt. Raynon. who will have charge OF
her while IN Alaskan waters. She is 10
be used in towing barges and vessels from
Dutch harbor to st. Michael and other
ports along the coast. Tho Fay Il of the
following dimensions: Y feet long. % feet
beam and Z feet depth OF hold. She is
provided with two sets OF steeple COM
pound engines of 100 horse power. each be-
ing Independent OF the other. She Is also
provided with Scotch marine boilers, hav-
Ing a capacity OF 115 pounds Of steam.
Since her trial trip Of last Wednesday,
the new tix has made several trips around
the harbor. testing her speed and steering
gear. Her speed Is estimated to be nine
knots per hour.
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No Promises Made
That Cannot Be
Fulfilled.

ppAIN. NERVES AND HEART. II
Won have dizziness. paipitaslon Oh neai''
sansa of suffocation. dinicuit prea'hins'
Erred ianguid feeling. dependency. rear
~ ,mpending danger or death, II Steep
,.s. gloomy and feed an aversion 70 so
s.iety. loss of energy. ambition ana ss'i-
<onfsderce which absolutely units you
for study or business. IL 30 serious ois-
ease threatens your life. There Is no TINS
"a Iose. You should consult DR.. Lukens
before It Is too late.
VOTING. MIDDLE-AGED AND OLD
MEN. There are thousands of you trooped
with weak, aching backs. kidney ana
hladeer. and other unmistakable signs OF
nervous debility and premature decay
MANY die OF this difficuity, or live In daily
torture. ignorant OF the cause. DO not al
low rnolesty to deter you from seeking
Immediate relief. Tho s1ost obstinate case
treated with unfaIling success BY the great
yi,alizing treatment.
DISEASES OF WOMEN. II suffering
with complaints peculiar TO your sex-ir-
regular. painful and scanty gnens,rlasion
abnormal discharged, falling or reclining
of the womb, and other complications. are
sured Of a speedy cure when others have
failed.
GENERAL DISEASES. Catarrh OF
head. throat and stomach: raeuma tis.n
dyspepsia. diabetes. epilepsy. goitre, can
GERS, ulcers. diseases OF the lungs and air
passages. The most perfect system of
treatment.
BLOOD AND SKIN. Diseases. sores
pimpies. erupuons, eczema, letter. scrof-
ula. tumors. blood poison. primary ard
secondary. thoroughly eradica,ed. leaving
the System in a strong. pure and healthy
state.
SPECIAL DISEASES Of a delicate ma
ture--inhamnaation and discharges. results
OF indiscre.ion. hyGrooese varicoceie.
structure. plies hstui&. hernia and all kim
dred troubles quickly cured. No detention
from business. no cutting
WRITE your symptoms II living out Of
city. Thousands cured a.. home. Most
perfect mall system Absolute secrecy In
ali professional dealings. The most tinnid
and sensitive person Of either sex need
have no hesitancy In calling on the Doc
tor. You will find him waym-hearted
friend Of the afflicted. Consulsaiion free
at Office or by mall.
DIR. J. II. LUkENS, Starr-Boyd baiid-
ing. Frort street. Seattle. Separate roosns
for ladies' and gentlemen Nos III. IL. u
ard u. Hours to u = rn.. to and
- - -.
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.A New Puhllc.tien.

The interests OF the Pacific Northwest
are soon to be adequately represented
among the monthly magazines by new
publication to be entitled THE Far North
west" II Is TO be OF about the same size
a. ~ Illustrated American. and will con-
sist OF y pages tastefuliy gotten up on
book paper. ard illustrated with photo
engravings II will be under the editorial
charge OF E. ". 8. Tngie editor of the
Seattle EveEsng Journal. and Lawrence X.
Hodges for many years on the editorial
stan of the Post Irxenigencer, both OF
whom are thoroughly familiar with the
field they intend to cover. and are recog-
n!xed as able newspaper men. The bust
nees manager Ia Mr.. II. Fl. McCord. who
has had wide experience with similar pub
atoms and who viii DO assisted by Nr.
II. X. Reno A large circulation il as
sured by an Arrangement with the North
ern Pacific Railway Company. which will
distribute the maya zine at It's agencies.
The first issue will appear about the mid
die OF Nav and will be entitled The Gold
Seekers Edition." being devoted mainly
TO the Alaska mines.
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n.vtist Churches.

Market street-corner rwenty-four,h ay-
snns south and Main street. Rev Thomas
Ra,dwir n u. castcr. Services on Sum
day at II A. m. and p m. Young peo-
pies Society Christian Endeavor at $50 D.
m. Prayer meeting every Thursday even
,-v ~ 80 SUNDAY s~h"~' at is-r5 - m.
Morning subject, Children of Zion"
Evening subject "Se: Your Heart
Norwegian Danish-Services every Sun
dsy nj ii q. m and 80 y. IN. Rev J. A. III.
johnson, OF Tacoma, breaches every other
Sunday Sunday school, 10 a. m.: PRAYER
meeting, Thursday evening at o'clock.
An who understand the language are cor
daily invited.
Firpt Baptist Caurch-Four;h avenue be-
tween James ana Cherry streets. Louis 3.
Bowsrman. pastor: residence l<01 TWEEN
tiefh avenue. Tel Brown 40. Services at
ii a. m and 30 r.. m. Bible school. Ia
o. M: Mr.. c. s. Shank. superintendent.
Young Peoples Society. ESQ p. m.
Swedish--Fifth avenue and Olive. Rev.
Andrew Swartx. pastor residence, SOS
olive street. Sunday services at 1850
o. nj. and 80 p. N. Sunday school
at Il m. Young peoples PRAYER meeting
at n. N. Prayer meeting Thursday even
ing at s O'Clock. Weekly meeting of
Young Peoples Society Saturday evening
at o'clock. All who understand the
Swedish lsngGage are cordially invited.
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uOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE BUTLER

THE BUTLER
], 4. Qtmecon- Seattle;
e. Ksohiie. Aberdeen
4. A. oeeherH. Portland.
William Howark. Everett. wash.
J. r. Grace. Santa Rosa. Cal.
Il w. Rccknsr Chicago.
9 ?. s' q, Ro, ,as s,r.,.,.
~. e. Campbell, Portland.
t3eorue r. walsh. t-Ns,~crn.A-
Qeorfe r. kiesnsefger. New York
G. ,. Pratt. Omaha.
e. n Stevens. Boston.
0eores w. Iyaelts 1sssauaA
orAos q, Clark Shore Acres
Frank ". canant. shore Acres
". II. pastin. Cay.
Z +. MciAaghlin. Toronto Canada
MIA Sutherland Spokane.
Nsts Sutherland. Spokane.
I n, Heansr ard wife. SaeAa.s
". VI. Etnn. Cse@rs
A. e MatsiHSiy. Chesa,A
p s. Fcssk, fyhehaiis.
0eerEs II White. Boston
T. Aunser. ean FrancsseA
T. rhippa. oaywria,
Mr' and Mrs. ! Misi ssito. Tacoma
G p. Montgomery. Tacoma
Thcnsas II. Ahc~, Nissrsa, n, c.
Ben. l.!des~ssssesa. San rsaroieso.
u. Houssssaaa, San :rTSnessea
KM, n Mckay san franetsce
~ White. Montreal Csnsaa
NsAa White. Montreal Canada
X ~. Aartsa. eA,Nerssa
~. y. Cau,sssch san FraacsA>a
g. 1en.stt Portland
yQAn HAeAuss Portland
Ma A. y. Tex S2masr Mash
1G s'ssRr: ss!usaer. Wash.
rrcf. n. NJ nFoekmaan Sssrnr-~. wssA
m Joaa cain. rc9s AnxvIea
Cots EokAsS1t. Victoria u. &
~ osk>sf, vtctcsis. r. L
W. Su;isr,fnd. Asiinster. waas-
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Renton church-Rev. George F. Whit
worth. r. D. rastor Services AZ : ard
7:@ 2. m. Union Sunday school a, II a. n
Welsa~Ssvea;a avenue and Olive street.
Rev. william DAVIS. pastor. Services at
1888 a. m. ard ~ .. II. Sunday school
q . m Class meeting Wednesday at
- y. 70.
First observation-disclosures Fourth ave-
rue and Spring street. Rev. A. L. Hu.chl-
sar1. u. u, pa s;or: residence. sis Spring
street.
second. North Sestsie-Third avenue
norm and Harrison street Rev We A
Major, pastor. Telephone Lake eel
Preaching at Il a. n. and 10 o. m TT
=. 4. e, SIS y. n. Aid-week meeting.
Thursday at 30 p. m
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Lstheran churches.

German Lutheran Duwamish Mission
Sanders hail. below sweeney's brewery.
Services at 80 every other Sunday.
Nerwesian-D Danish Fourth avenue and
In basement. Services at II a. m. and
=. IA.
German Lutheran-Seryices in hall. cor
ner Main street and Minor avenue. Ser
the month At 7:4s o. m. by the Rev. W.
H. Behrens. pastor
German Evangelical. Lutheran. ST.
Johns ConErs.ation Sunday services
Ts. hapsis. Church a eeerY ss as
third Sunday Of the month at 8 p. m
sunday school. every Sunday at p. m
Chi!dren's singing practice every Friday
at 100 .. m.
German Evangelical Lutheran Zion's-
Corner Tenth avenue and Stewart street.
Sunday school. $50 a. m. Sunday services
Al 1850 q. m. and 7:so p m; BibIessunde.
ing. choir practice. Tuesday. 7:so o. m.
German South Seattle Mission-In hail
near postofice. Sunday services every
second and third Sunday Of the month at
D. m. Sunday school services next Sun
isy Hors sf slss E ana f. ku nnaPS
Holy Trinity. English-corner Seventh
avenue and Union street Rev James F.
Beates. pastor: residence. go Pike street
sch osSe =. $50 a. m. No services this morn.
Ing service this evening. Preaching by
Rev. Anda, Of Tacoma.
swedish Evangelical - Third avenue,
;s. r. rs: stx FIRM On ssn
s sag; ssrs school NJ ana ssSs el.s. or
praysr meeting At p p, On s, Thssr n.,s;
meets At D. M. the nrst ana third Tues
DAYS Of the month.
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Catholic Churchee.

Sacred Hear:-S,Nsn avenue ard Eel
esrest. Conducted by the Reder. pscrtsss
Rev. foseoa A kaa,E. c. IS r. pastor
Low mas with sermon. s A. m. high mas
VITA sermon lea a n Sunday school
- 2 m, yesDers. sermon and aersa!c-
tor. 30 2. m
Charca Of the Observation-Disclosures
ana Madison street. Rev. A. Dsornedi
p&ss1-. Rev. A. Trsvesll ana Rev J. N.che,.
son. ass;stanss- Conducted ey ssas Jexrtts
Low masses At D. n, ara Sis .. m Hixh
usAxs ot 10 Z =. Su1dAy acAAAl ~ In
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Hersafter nosstes In the church direc-
e40feh services 00tY and subjects a -.
0ona Extended wus3cai pregraDmes fer
sunday services and announce2ents
church e0tertatnmentD win ouH ne ~
MS apartment oAculd b rec1evNd *
thu c6sce not later than p. a. Gafnroay.
"a order 20 insure puhlication "a SauoAy
0o4atnR
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DIR. Hamilton. OF the University CT
Washington. will occupy the pu.pi, OF the
First Presbyterian church today at the
request CO the Young Mems Christian As
s>ctatt5a OF the university. His sermon
wil be On The Three Rules OF RigAs
Living" /; Will be especially directed 10
Young men. and ali are requested TO al
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Company II. Capt George n. Fo-tson.
and Company u. Capt r. e. Adams. n.
q w. a. the invitation Of ST. Marks
chapter. Brotherhood OF ST. Andrew, will
attend the II O'Clock service at St Marks
today IN r body. Rev. ]. p. ID. Llwyd
rector, ~iil take for the subjec. OF his
sermon War"
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A PIANO In tire home eduestss, rsAnes.
entertains and Ia one OF the family. Call
or write for prices. D. g. Jonnsson. 81
Second avenue. Burke building.
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rxcrfpsfoN TODAY.

The first excursion 90 SnoGuairIse VIII
run today, leaving here at s:ss a. "a. Wag-
rsr's band viii furnish music Round
tysc s..
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The Universal Spiritual Investigators
will hold a meeting this evening at 8
o'clock In the Masonic library rooms. The
meeting will be led by DR.. and Mira. ". O.
Lovejoy. and will be for the development
OF the higher spiritual powers- Lecture
ard psychomesric readings Seats free.
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univer.al Brotherbooa.

Lodge OF Universal Observation-Disclosures
ings are held every Sunday evening al 8
o'clock. IN room 10 Hinckley block. Lotus
tonight's meeting, What Good Things
Shall I DO That l May Have Eternal
Life" by DR.. II. II. Turner.
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Al the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton ui&eting this afternoon, at 3;s5 o'clock.
Rev II. II. Gowen will speak. Congrega-
tionaf singing from the Gospel Hymns.
Strangers are cordially invited.