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Peaee Is Approaching.

A very long step in the direction of
practical peace negotiations was made
by the agreement reached between the
French ambassador and Secretary Day
upon the terms unherwthch negotiations
are to be conducted. This agreement is
reduced to the form OF protocol. and
there is now no doubt that peace is as
sured. as soon as the necessary forms
are complied with.
There has not been a point yielded by
the President, and. with proper guaran-
teees by Spain, the arrangement pro-
vldes for an armisIee pending the
treaty. It may be three or four days be-
fore the public will be given the infor-
nation as to the precise terms, and in
the meantime the assurances are such
that the country can AFFORD to await in
patience. Everything will be made clear
in good time.
So little is known of details that much
that will be published pending the pres
ent action between the two governments
will be mainly speculative. There seems
TO be no doubt at washington of re-
suit which will be entirely satisfactory
to the country.
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III. R.,I aP.eI,,nifP,.

But Pecksnif, the Hypocritical, de-
iiberately ignores The argument, and de-
votes his time and ingenuity 10 proving
that Mr.. Reagan, OF Texas, did say 80
and 60, which is matter OF no special
consequence to any one but Mr. Reagan,
whose constituents are probably capable
d dealing with hIm.-Register.
Our courteous neighbor thought It was
a matter of SUFFICIENT consequence to de-
nounce the statement that the distin-
guished Texas statesman bad uttered
such 'arrant nonsense as falsehood
being circulated by Republican papers,
and to thereby discredrt lis own news.
True, Mr.. Reagan's constituents are
probably capable Of dealing with hin" "
Just as the constituents OF other leading
men whom the Register is vllllfying are
competent on the same line. The man
ner in which Mr. Reagau's constituents
dealt with him has been duly chroni-
cied in the press dispatched The Texas
Democratic platform, adopted last week
by vote OF III to S24. emphatically de-
clares for the annexation of Puerto Rico
and Cuba, II the cubans desire It, while
many Of the leaders, including Governor
curberson and others, spoke in favor Of
the retention OF the Philippines, and an
endorsement of that idea was stricken
out as a compromise. Il was at this
convention that Congressman Bailey.
the Democratic leader Of the house Of
representatives, was unhorsed and re-
pudiated and dealt with" by the party
OF his own state. for he led the tight
against the resolutions adopted by the
convention, and as a member Of the
committee on resolutions brought In a
minority report. OF course the attitude
OF these leaders '1s of nc, consequence to
anybody but themselves"
The Intelligencer's only purpose is to
call attention of its neighbor to the fact
that in It's abusive utterances concern
ing those who hold these views, it is
careful not 70 mention the attitude Of
leading Democrats. particularly those of
the south, where the Expansion idea"
seems to be strong. and Is equally care
full to apply its eplthets only to Repub-
lIcans who. as the Register would say,
express simply their individual opin-
ions" which are ''of no consequence to
any one but themselves" Why not be
fair and include these Democratic lead
crs in the abuse and charges of eorrup-
ting Inauences7 A paper that loves to
apply the term "PecksnIf" to others
should not be capable Of such an at
tempt to deceive its readers as to the
attitude of many of It's party leaders.
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PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS,

Clothes make the man-lt he Is a tai
Tor.
An invisible cause frequently produces
q visible effect
It's easier to lick spanaarS than It is
TO catch him.
An optfmast believes In mascots and
pessimtst in hoodoo5.
Baseball is the only thing a woman
ever admits she doesn't understand.
A physician says that dyspepsia IRE
queDtiy causes war to rage in our rlidsL
Some folks were married and are hap
Ply and others are married and were
happy.
The man who says one thing to your
face and another to your back has Two
different polnEs Of view.
MS astonishing how much faster a
street car goes when you are running to
catch It than after you have caught II.
After a man reaches the age OF forty
he quits trying TO secure the moon ana
gives his entire attention TO getting the
earth-Chlcago Daily News.
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bv local applications us they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear,
There Is only one way to cure deafness
and that is bg constitutional remedies
Deafness Is caused by an iniiamed con-
ditlon of the mucous lining Of the Eus-
tachlau Tube. When this tube Is In
famed you have a rumbling sound OF
imperfect hearing, and when It is en-
tlrely closed. Deafness Is the result
and unless the Inflammation can be Ia
ken out and this tube restored to is
normal condition, hearing will be de-
stroyed forever: nine cases out OF ten
nre caused by catarrh, which is nothing
but IN innaned condition OF the mu-
cous surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars FOX
any case Of Deafness Caused by Gu
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars; free,
y. ]. CHENEY, & Co. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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~, WnY TrII, ~.

The attitude In Turkey in declining to
pay che claims Of American citizens for
Losses sustained during the Armenian
outrages IS simply carrying out Gus
tom of the sultan mot to heed just de-
nands until he Is forced. It is only af-
ter q formidable naval demonstration
that the Sublime Porte ever admits the
Justice of such a demand.
There is no danger of war or even
the firing of gun as a result Of the de-
ollnauon of the sultan to recognize our
claims. AS soon as hostillhes are end
ed between Spain and the United States
a squadron composed Of the most for
midable of our great war ships viii go
to European waters on a peaceful visit
A cruise in the vicinity Of one or two
Turkish ports In the Mediterranean will
undoubtedly cause the sultan to open
up his treasury doors to the extent of
recognizing the treaty rights of Ameri-
can missionaries and other cttizenS
Austria isn't strong naval power,
and yet she had no difficulty whatever
in collecting claim when she sent a
feet along with the demand for imme-
diate settlement. The Turk isnt much
Of a coward, but he quickly yields to the
logic of that sort of argument He has
simply his own innocent. humorous way
Of bluflng other nations
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Fer for Consre1.

In the nomination of Judge R. H.
Freer for Congress. the Fourth district
Republicans have selected a candidate
who has winning qualities, and who will
prove faithful and efficient represents
tive. The withdrawal Of Hon. Warren
Miller, the present representative, whose
services in Congress were so creditable
TO the state and himself, made Judge
Freer's nomination certainty and his
success on the first ballot was expected.
Judge Freer Is an aggressive campaign
er, is a power on the stump. and in Con-
gress will be'a credit to his constituents.
Here's to the next Congressman from
the Fourth district!
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ys-ss previous previous % "e-se : "ai . y ''''-ii'
y against . Down Toaden people.
tne utter ,noonpetency On spllH !, >
EAT % property provide LOT - lslly ~
SuDe was niAttel OF eolnllVn Alom! .
eose lcns setofe me "at 0EOh ou.'
STATEMENTS were requellly nl4us tl.1'
me 'aliSn IoopI went unpl'a 1oi
i,ontas g q tune, ana mat ,tne nO1pl,
tals were Iiiea ..'tn siesE a-s4 ay'nsi anu
yet tne paelcafon Oh the ill4ha SEEM
e. % e e taF away a even 'tnen , tne
united stateS stepped IN 20 aecOH'p,sn
Wltnn 2 c'Ai'p.l'.t'lveiy Otlet lllne W.
spaln mao laiiea % 90 IN 'nies ''4'
win I sfeat arm"
Ehe experience Of our owl ttoops ~ N
ttiAt OElei tille ail0tos uS d l'llut lusl "
"tles tnese spalilln tEOVps must La'e
endured In tnelt three yeeEs Isn'ls
wiz. enc insurgents inc 0iocAaus
wnich cut ON OUTSIDE assistance anu ttie
siege enat was MAINTAINED py ouF loops
until the surrender was iorcea, were Oh
C1'afse' [esp'nslDle IN . u. se uestes ~
tae eohol'soa Oh 's'e st'anlA.uo = go
nago' Out n Is an estaOhsneo lace li''S q
great amount OF suffering was !" ga
iStehee before nosihties began.
II Will not oe suFprislns 10 lhu q sum, u,
lar state OF anairs IN Havana Wnen an
the truth 70 known II IS now no secre'
that a very large proportion o. tue
Spanish army al Havana Is IN lhe n s,
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The Rev. Robert Nourse relates this
story In "The congregatlouElISt:" On a
certain Sunday morning the orderly Of
the colonel OF the Eighth Ohio present
ed himself before that officer. Every
thing all right, cOiunel?" he asked. NJ
ter looking around and finding that the
tent had been put In order and, his boots
BACKED, he replied in the affirmative.
~ have favor to ask" said the orderly.
State It," said the colonel
~ beg that may 80 on to-day. col
onel, and so q little carrier and remain
For what reasons?" demanded the
colonel
The orderly produced a letter and
said: "Slr, have received this from the
President, and he invites me 70 dine at
the white house"
The President OF tho Unteo States Is
in every way to be ranked among the
great rulers OF the world. But the gen-
uine and unaffected democracy OF the
man who now holds that eNnlted Office
Is shown I'm this Incident, which could
not be paralleled in any other country
in the word
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PASSING PIEAsANTR1Es.

Abnormal KIRBY tells me
he walks in his sleep" How remarka-
bic! He doesn't do anything but sit
around whsle he Is awake. Chicago
Record.
sing,eton-They say MeelStoD fell in
love with his wife at first sight. Bene.
dick-Well. III bet he wishes he had
been gifted with second sight now
Truth.
Young Air. Isaacs-Sometimes tlnk
1 you'd ike to hat an army commission
HIS Father (shockedO-YOt? Der best
kind OF a commission for you, 1key, Is a
brokers' gOnmission.-PucE
Walker (thoughtfuEy) = The doctor
said was TO give you Iron as tonic
but I've forgotten Just how he said to
give It to you. Mrs, Walker Cpromptiy(
Are you sure Il wasn't In the shape OF
a wheeg?-Truth.
Mother" saad Miss Do.lie Newrich,
can't father afford seat in paTia-
| ment?" "a sea1?" echoed the good lady
scornfNi.y. my dear your father is rich
enough to have a whole sofa II he wants
it."-Tit- Bits.
Equal to the Emergency.-Freddy' s
Uncle-''Well. no. Freddy. don't think
/ care TO swap knives with you; you
see, there's history goes WITH my
knife" Freddy (after a moment OF sad
refiecuon)-"Well. Uncle Jack, there's q
Robinson CrusOe' goes with mine
how'll that dO7"-Truth.
The Young Idea-wIly saintly-Aunt
Susan decent go TO our church, ana
when / was visiting her didn't say my
prayers The Rev. Dr.. Saintly-WEhat
difference does that make. my son?
Don't you know God Is everywhere
Why Salntly-I Thought, by the way
you talked. that we had monopoly OF
Hsm.-Puck.
Forma!Ities-"What has become OF
that pugilist who talked so loudly about
wanting To go to fight Spaln2" 'Oh, he
is quiet now" replied the sporting man.
''But wasn't that q rather audacious
piece OF business?" mo, he was safe
enough. He knew Spain couldn't get
the money TO post forfeit, even Il It
accepted the challenge. "-Washngton
Star.
One Way to Avoid II. = Myers-The
idea OF the government putting a war
Tux on beer! It's an outrage TO place
such q restraint on a poor mans recog-
nizesl beverage. Gyers-Oh, well, the
poor man can easily get around the pay
ment OF the tax MyerS-Fd like 70
know how? ,Gyers-By rushing the
GROWER for etnnpagne.-Chacago News.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11

Inquirer-The term round robin" as
applied 10 the document signed by the
officers of General -shafter's command
concerning the health conditions and
peutionlng that the Troops be sent
north, Is, "a written petition, memorial,
remonstrance. protest, etc, the sigma
lures to which are made in circle, so
as not to indicate who signed first" This
is The literal definition Of round robin"
given in webster's. The term IS an old
one as applied to such documents that
have figured in history. 1t was former
ly the custom among French officers to
so sign remonstrances to superior off,
GERS.
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10 this way. II this Is not done fever
win NOW o broad sWath thEOugh the
regiments, immune" or not, and
storm Of protest will rise all over the
country.
In the light Of experience the United
States IS not at all likely 70 neglect in
the times to come any precauuon on this
line. It e already stated on good au-
thority that native forces will be organ
lied for the purposes indicated above.
There will be no necessity for great
haste in the matter. as the time pending
peace negotiations win be ample 70
effect complete preparations for the i'm
portant work to be undertaken.
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WHY

Why are spoiled children always SO
fresh?
Why are policemen and dOs-catehers
necessary evils?
Why isn't an atr-castle builder per-
son OF high esteem?
Why is It that but few married men
ever pity bachelors?
Why is It that people who assume the
most usually know the least?
Why docs the ro,ang stone gather 80
many moss grown anecdotes
why-loes a mudhole possess such an
attraction for the wheel Of an amateur
cyclist?
Why is marriage always such sur
prise to pair OF lovers who think they
Understand each other thoroughly
Chicago Daily News.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11

1t seems that, after all. our West Viz
ginia boys will not have an opportunity
to prove their courage as they have been
anxious to do, but, while their dlsap-
poIntment Is great, they will receive no
less credit. Their very act in volun-
teerIng for the national defense was a
test of their courage and patriotism and
they will be given the credit by the pub
lie they so well deserve. The whole
country will rejoice. on the other hand.
that so many thousands Of our national
heroes have not been called upon to face
the dangers and hardships of active war
in the tropics.
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Th. Sn,ni,h Troon, In cuba.

The pidfui scene incident to the en-
barkatIon Of sick spaniards at sahtia-
go for transportation to Spain, as de-
O1fbed in yesterdays dispatches is no;
only enough to move the s;outest heart.
but reveals story OF terrible suffering
among the men whom the mother coun-
try had sent to Cuba more than three
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TRY ALIENS FOOT-EASE,

a powder TO be shaken into the shoes
At this season your feet are swollen ner-
Vous nUt hot and get tired easily. II you
lens Foot-EaHC II coOls the foot and
makes walking easy. Cures swollen and
sweating feet, blistcrs and callouE spots
Relieves cornE and buniuns OF all pain and
gives rest and comfort. Try II to-day
Sold 10y all druggists and shoe stores for
25c Trial package FREE. Address Allen
$. Olmstod, lie Roy, n. Y.
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A..nrnnr ID Chnrrh.

1t is related OF a certain clergyman in
Edinburgh that he was SO careful Of his
quotations and so fearful of the charge
OF plagiarism that once, in addressing
the Deity, he surprised the congrega-
ton by Saying: land Thou knowest,
dear Lord, that. to quote writer In a
late number of the Quarterly Review"
etc-Argonaut
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ONO COUNTY REPUBLICAN TlCKET.

Readers Of the Daily Iatelligencer Ieay-
Ing town can have the paper seat to any
address 10 the Uaited States, postpaid,
for one month. IS cents for two weeks,
20 eents. Address changed as Otten as
d..;.ed
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The next popular seashore excursion.
via the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, will
be run Thursday. August H. 10 Allan
tic City. n. j.. Cape May, Sea Isle City,
Ocean City. n. j., and Ocean City, Nd.
Tickets win be good twelve 12) days,
Including the day OF sale.
Stop overs will be allowed on return
trip at Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washinaton on tickets FOLD to New Jer-
seV resorts, and at Baltimore and
Washington on tickets cold TO Ocean
City, Nd.
Tickets Will be sold on above date
from Wheeling for $40 round trip, and
trains will leave at 1926, J:25, 1855 a. m.
and $50 y. m.
Call on or address nearest ticket
agent Baltimore & Ohio railroad for
tickets or full information, or apply TO
T. c. Burke passenger and ticket agent.
Wheeling
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Death passes veterans by. TO mako
The names OF beardless boys immortal;
To deRthless fame Youth enters In,
D grave, by way OF thy grim portM'
Rrnye men who win bright bays, and live
no sec ilfe's dusty highways smutch
them,
Envy The young who laurcled go
Where Time and Chance can never touch
them.
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ORDINARY household accidents have
no terrors when there's n bottle OF DR..
Thomas Electric on In the medicine
chest. Heals burns, cuts, bruises,
snrnlns. Instant relIei.
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STATIONERY. BOOKS, ETC.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE NATIONS NAVY.
Our Ships and Their Achievements.
By Chas. Norris. Illustrated. i2mo,
THE PEACEATAKERS.
BY John Strange Winter. limo,
cloth Observation-Disclosures. $l.25
NORTHWARD. 'if
Peary. 2 vols. Observation-Disclosures. $50
THE KINGS JACEAL.
By Richard Harding Davis. i2mo,
GHOSTS HAVE NET
BY John kcndrick Bangs. l6mo.
PESELOPES PROGRESS.
BY Kate Douglas WigGin. lsmo.
a liberal cash discount from above prices.
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TTho INTELLIGENcER, embracing its
eaveral editions. 10 entered in the Post
once at wheeling. ". Va. a. second-eihss
rnntter1
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THIS PURITAN GAS RANGE
ONLY $500.

Has Burners on Top.
Hiking Oven is inches squat
Roasting Oven Is inches square.
Double walls lined with asbestoA Open
and closed tops with each range. The best
and most economical Gas Range In the
market. Call and examine them.
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Trma Per Tear, b. NAH, IN AdVaneo,
Postage Prepaid.
Daiy Gl1 Days IN ths wsslo 1 YcaI.OS.aO
Daily, SIX lIOntiS. S.eo
Daily, Three Months.....-........-.-........ I.5O
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Daily (Ons Month -
weekly lOns Year IN Advance ....--... 400
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THE DAILY INTELLIoENcER 70 dslIv-
cred by carriers IN Wheeling and adj
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Persons Wishing TO subscribe % THE
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TELLIGENcER once on postal eEclS
or otherwise. They wiz b punotuaily
served By carriers.
Tributes Of Respect and Obituary Notices
% cents per inch.
Correspondence containing important
news solicited from every part Of the
surrounding country.
Rejected communications WIN not b re-
turned unless accompanied By Suneient
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Abnormal Energies-"Kirby tells me
he walks in his sleep" How remarka-
bic! He doesn't do anything but sit
around wh4se he Is awake"-Chicago
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Tsrma Per Tear, By NAH, IN AdVnnes,
postage Prepaid.
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Presbyterian Churches.

First Missiori-Tn Wards hall. George
town. South Seattle. Preaching az y. n
Renton church-Rev. George f. Whit
worth. z. -. pastor Services al ana
80 2. III. Union Sunday school az II A. m
Welsh-Sesen;h avenue and Olive street
Rev, William DAVIS. pastor Services at
io.5a a. IN and 30 n. m. Sunday school
at .. m Glass meeting Wednesday AT
80 n. IN.
First observation-disclosures Fourth ave-
nue. and Spring street. Rev. 4. L. Hutchf-
sen. D n No %tor. residence $40 Srs-'r, -
street. Grand Temperance rally wednes-
cay evening. January Il. 1855 a, TO p. m
All invited.
Calvary Church-Rev BENJAMIN Parsons
viii supply the cuipit during the absence
q the pastor. Rev. Donald Ross Services
At Ii a Z. ard 30 D m Sunday school
al noon. PRAYER Teet ting Thursday even.
INK at 5 O'Clock. Y 2. 5. c. +. st ESQ
= n.
Second. North seattle-Tht-s aveuue
u9-sa and Asrriso~ sfraet Rev w !,
Mater. pastor Telephone Lake S~-
Preaching ~ II a. nj. and 40 . m. Y. p
: {. F.. S.4s n IN. Mid-week raesiIr1g
Thursday AT 80 2. N.
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German Lutheran Duwa-sisa Mission.
Sanders hail below Sweeney's brewery.
Services at 30 every other SUNDAY.
Norwegian Danish-Fourth avenue and
IN basement. Services ~ Il 2, II. aud
=. n
German NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN hail. Ger
ner Main street and Minor avenue SEP
VICES every second and fourth sunday ~
the Tnoath AZ .;4 .. N By she Rev ".
II. Behrsrs. pastor
Holy Trinity. EnElish-Corner Seventh
avenue and Union street. Rev. James +.
Beates. pastor. residence. 6is Pike street.
Services 'A5sv at y r. III. and T.Sa =. m
Sunday school a. I4-A p n.
German South Seattle Missien-In hall
second and third SUNDAY Of the month at
2. m SUNDAY school services next Sun
iav a clock =. n. Pastors r. Nnapns.
1916 Howell street. and ". H. Kurtz, lasl
Howell street
German Evangelical Lutheran lions
Sunday school, 90 q. N. Sunday services
$50 and Jugsndvereia. $50 Thursday even.
ing. Choir practice. Tuesday 7:>o ,. m
German Evangelical. Lutheran. 81.
corner ors, Market ana Main. Ia Rainier sssf
Heights Baptist church. every ffrss and
third Sunday % The month az y m
Sunday school. every Sunday n . n N,
Ch'ldren's singing practice every Friday
at 80 n. IT.
Swedish Evangelical Third syenus
near Pike Rev Martin L. Larson. nas.
tor; residence. iief Fifth avenue. on sur
dav. services a, 1850 a. III. and 5 n "a.
Sunday school. u m. and Bible class or
PRAYER meeting at p n. On THURSDAY
meets 81 2. n. the first ard third Tues
days OF the month.
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Market street-f.orner rwenty-fonrfh ay-
enue south and Mafa street Kew 7>nensas
Baldwin. H. D.. nastCr. Services on sun
day A. II a. m. and 10 .. M Young iseo-
pIe s Society Christian EndeavDr ~ 6,Is u.
n PRAYER -reasine every THURSDAY even
lrE ~ 80. sunday school AZ 1rsf5 y. =,
NOTING subject Great IS tire Mystery -
ssodhs'sss Evening, The Lord. VII Re
the Hope OF His People"
Norwegian panisfs~Seryfces axa-s sim
Gay n II a ~. and ia H. III Rec 7 4 "
Johnson, ~ Tacoma. breaches everV nther
sunday. sunday school - a m *s,rax@r
meeting. Thursday evening at s etrlo.et
Al who understand the language ar. cor
daily invited.
PRS hagtisi churca-Fourih avenue he
9ween James ard Cherry streets. Louis s.
70 Fermsn. pastor: residence I43l Twor-
tsefa avenue. Tel Brown 42G Services a.
u 4 n and Z % y. n Bible school fe b
2 m Nj . :. Shank. superintendent
YOUNG Peoples Society $50 n u. Norn~
ing sub1scs. THE Isord's Tpsv- + II :. Dsv.
81 Rest or o. Service Evening. Diana
or Christ"
sHed;-h-CoTner Eighth avenue and Rrn
street ltev. Andrew SwaFsz r&stssr: Yesi-
ueEce, 3@l Dexter avenue sunday services
al lasA a, II. and $50 p. m sunday school
az y m Dung psSrss's prayer meeting
az a. II. Prayer meeting Thursday even-
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lo4h< i'sopiss Society saturday evening
- oclcck- Al who understand the
swedish language are cordially Invited.