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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30
. an. paslsca,son. January =. Isss-

NO. ia - PROPOSED
Sfnert Nc &A rssesuitg- ard
5sian 20 amend Section q Arft-
n Of ire city Charter ard for The
Ssbon OF sucn proposed amendment
asaiified voters OF the city AZ tsfe
(Wnsral election
Ssssssved - the City Council OF The
- 1kAf;se.
src.fgn ! az Article VII Of the
kfSsrtsr Ct The City OF Seattle he
- 10 as 20 read as follows.
- J. There shall be. ard e here
rted a board Ct public works whicsa
xssss % three mem eFg. to-wlE. %
= en8sneer who snail b. chairman
kSuarss and wsao SASH receive g sal
1fkre~ thousand dollars per arnG--a,
szsIi corsft:nts his coTz peEf-s tsor
Enenber OF said board and as City
-. O. the superintendent q streets.
md parks. ard ~ the superlafessd-
u aghtsng and vat work The
Seersierf % streets, sewers ard
"a th- superintendent Of lighting
nser werks shall receive su-ts com
"a for their services as me n eers
] Board as the Council SHALL by
1sev provide"
= il further resolved that the fore
= xeposess amendment be and fHe
~ EsySGF ELGTl%isl 10 the sst&aAAs3s71
n The CITY Of Seattle for Their rHts-
or rejection a. the next general
= e be held Marcia sta. Ike
- the CITY Council TIE 5sn day Of
=. fsss. ard signed by me in open
Il h aEfhcnficAsson cf fEs paEsa &c
= day o. January ISIS
J. e CREIGHTON.
President of the city Council
7 y ne this 9Th day Of January. r9s.
Will n PARRY.
csnpsroils- and Ex-osfAcio City
= q srs, puhlIcatlon. January =. Isss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30

Es7ertenee n all the principal cit!e.
tie United States and Europe.
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Amanda smith R~vivals.

The interest In the Amanda Smith re-
vivals during the week has increased with
each succeeding evening. The evangei-
list Is a most forcafui speaker, and her
audiences listen with eager attention. To-
day Mrs. Smith VIII hold three services
at the Battery NJ. +. church. The frs;
one Will begin at IL o'clock. followed by
one at a:so this afternoon and another this
evening at $50. All are cordially invited
and especially those who have failed to
hear this remarkable lacy speaker.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Schooner Esnfnei FcsItx Owned by Con-
nor 4 Aurrny, sailed yesterday Tor Alaska
w8rh a cargo Of iamDHr.
Steamer Protection will sail Iris SITTER
noon for pyea and saaxusY. Alaska. with
twenty-five passengers and fun csFE1 Of
FIRE Rht
steamer Navarro Is being fftssi Gp 20
carry 10 passengers She IL a4xeFGlsst
60 rail foz Lynn canal ports AlasKa. next
Thursday.
A large SOW. f4st eDmp8.kst pear Bar
goaes ship yard. was launched yesterday.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS,

Special pispaches TO Observation-Disclosures.
TATOOsH Jan. @.--4 p. m.-Barometer
10 II: cloudy; wind west, sixteen miles
Outward. schooner. las y. m. Inward
tugs Tyee and Monarch. I.so y. m: a
schooner. $50 p. m.
NEAH BAY. Jan. g. p. m.-Clcudy !;
light west wind
PORT ANGELES. Jan. Ct r. rn.-Ra-
rometer. @.iI. cloudy; wind west. three
miles.
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She Is called the True. OF SEATTLE. ard VIII
be used tow ssssoa the Yukon
Steamer Clan Mcdonald for La Conner
and way ports Tuesday. February J. a.
m RETIRING Wednesday Fresh. and
rasseng gers at reduced rates, Lily. Bc-
garJsss & Co
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Baptist Churches.

Market s,reet-cornsr rwen.yfourth av-
enue south and Main street. Rev. Thomas
Baldwin. ID. D., pastor. Services on sun
day al II a. m. ana 80 .. n. Young ieo-
pies Society Christian Endeavor al Sis y.
~ Prayer ree;inG every Thursday even
ing at 80. SUNDAY school at 1915 .. n
Norwegian Danish-Se-viees every Sun
day at II a. m and 80 p. m. Rev. J. A. II.
johnson, Of Tacoma breaches every other
Sunday. Sunday school. 10 a.. m. PRAYER
meeting Thursday evening at 5 o'clock.
All who understand the language are cor
daily invited.
First Baptist Ciurcn-Fourth avenue be-
tween James and Cherry streets. Louis 8.
yea-x-
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TunoVrGH NINE STATES

The North-Western Line comprises over
sgG miles OF perfectly equipped railway
IN riI.nots Iowa. Wisconsin. Michigan
Minnesota. North Dakota, South Dakota.
Nebraska and Wyoming. II operates tho
fnex, :rairs IN the world The service 10
Chicago. milwaukee, and all the principal
cities OF the East and Southeast cannot
lie SURPASSED Insist on having your ticket
via '*The North Western" r. w. Parker
Commercial Agent g1s Fra; avenue. Seat
tie
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SYNOPSIS.
Rain has fallen along the coast and
Straits. The temperature Is uniform and
moderate.
Seattle Local Report-Max imum temper
allure, IS deg; minimum. 81: near A.
Weather. partly cloudy. No rain la the
past twenty-four hours.
C n. SALISBURY
Section Director Weather bureau
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Christian church Al y.s,ona holds Sun
day school at n. m. followed by preach
ing by Rev. J. ~ Smith at 5 p. n.
First Church OF Carist Seneca street be-
tween Third and Fourth avenues. Pastor.
J. ~ Smith: residence. ~ Fourth Avenue.
Preaching AZ II 2: n. and % m sun
meeting Thursday rivht. Morning sub
fsct. "A Dream and What Became Of It."
Evening "A Great Nineteenth Century
Movement Its Aims and Results" Chris
tan Endsaverers especially invited.
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Meetings held "a haSemen: OF 1aN Wash
fngt0u street entrance on alley tsetweer,
Ffrxl avenue south and oec hfeatal avenue
every evening a. : IS O'Clock. Public car-
daily invited Chaplain. Thomas Rees
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Christian Adventist.

Christian Advent meetings are held ~
the corner OF Third avenue and Madison
sfrset Or W. Chapman. pastor PRAYER
meeting. la,15 a. IN. Preaching. II a m
sunday school. 1870 . II.
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IOWA Iron works. Limited. Dubuque. Ia.
bn9lA tas best machinery for river steamers
and make a specially 81 building sectional
steel halls which can Ae easily shipped
and quickly beiied together: also builders
OF all Kinds OF marine machinery and boil
err Represented BY r. A. Hlii. vita Hib-
hard A. Norton Co Yesisr dock. Seattle.
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rix., Church ef Chrf.t-scient,.t

Roam c Seattle National Bank building
Services Sunday al II a. II. and rrigsv
evening at o'clock. Sunday school i'm
nsesitafriy after the Sunday service. Read.
i-sg- room open during the week
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NORTHERN PACIFIC time card
changes January = On and sfiar that
date two trains daily from Seattle 10
Portland. leaving a; 30 a. III. and ..
m. Dining car service on both ffain.
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First Free MeshodIst-sia Pine street.
between Ninth and Terry avenues Rev.
Alexander Beers. pastor. Preaching AT
II a. m. and sd p. M Sunday school at
e:i5 a. m Young neorle's meeting u. m.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday al 40 .. m.
Seats free 20 all
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rrR HORTON Sc CO. BANKERS,


j. PUGET SOUND NATIONAL.
BANK or SEATTLE.
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st Luke's-Renscn: Rev. Lionel A. Wye.
MsEsfer m charge. Service ana sermon
At p IA
ss ranrs chspes-warren avenue aaA
charge Sunday school at ssss A. m: morn
ing prayer ard rernon a. II a. "a. evening
prayer and an address a: s1a p IA
81 Msry-s-woodTand Park. Pew. n n.
81 m Mr.. wFrnur S. Lewis. lay reader
station
ST sserhen's-Rsns-d Rev. p e Hy-
.,nn; rector, Day.ne se-vtes every surnaay
municn Is celebrated on the hrst and
thru SfrSsvs % ne -~cn.h ~ the Nrst
Sunday AZ II a IA. 90 the third Sunday II
s-G p. m
s. Neutrality-suspicious. avenue
south. near YesIer way. Rev. George Buzz
reile. rector. Sunday school. 10 O. N
MORNING service and sermon AZ II O'Clock
Celebrat.cn OF the Holy Communion On
the first Sunday OF every manth az II =
N. ana on TIRE third Sunday Of every month
81 a. m Service every Friday At 10
.. n.
Trinity Parish church-corner Eighth
avenue and James street Rev H III.
Gowcn rector Hosv Communion. I'D a
M Morning PRAYER. rtans and sermon
80 Sunday school s:E a. N. STRANGERS
cordially tnvIteS. Morning subjse. The
HOUSE OF God-" Evening. '-oar Earthly
Tabernacle
ST, Marks church. Harvard avenue and
Spring street. Rev. j. p. D. Lwyd, rec
TOR Residence. s.,s Denny way. Tele-
phone. Lake 81. Services at and II
Adults s s T .er B,s,s ,o sas.s ,oa ssy
ere morning the VISION OF Christ Even
ing Music and Light" The usual month
r. festival VIII be given by tie fall cher
Hymn OF Praise"
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-rsrfh .......................p President
Nsatel1er Vice President
: AaAeny .............-.........- Cashier
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The ChIl6rrn's Progressive Lycessru
meets every sunday morning In Pettis'
hall. FIRST avenue al II O'Clock.
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Salvation Army.

No. ? hall. corner Pike street and Third
s~~nns-capt Gill and Lieut.. Gardner in
charge: a. m. knee drill; Ii n m holl-
ness meeting: 3 u IN. family gathering;
r. m. Free and Easy"
No hall corner Second avenue south
wss--En Sign Rernhardt ana
Lieut.. Watson In charge: a. m knee
drill: II a. m. holiness meeting: D. m,
family gathering; o. m. Free and
Easy"
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nae,s a savings bank business ex-

Ds!ss received from 81 20 sIa.os1.
91As allowed per annurD. Six per
"a term deposits. I per cent On or
n deposits.
tends declared last days OF May and
scr. Loans made On real estate or
ref coalaserais only.
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Liberal Union,

Meets at Masonic Temple every Sunday
evening at 80 O'Clock This evening a
memorial service win be held in henor OF
the birthday and life work OF Thomas
Paine All are cordially invited
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a: the Acme business college seasfis Ma
,larnl mark building AT y m saoyt
service consisting % an address hy ~.
Esv II H Gowen ~{ll - given Good
music vii be furnished and az are Ses-
Cs1Qe.
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Mental srf~nc~.

The Mental Scientists meet every Sun
dsv At II A. M. T5eosophlsts' rooms Ills
Thg~a avenue. AL are welcome especially
the sick and the Borrowing.
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Cumberland East Cherry
Powell, pastor: residence. .el Twenty-sec-
oni avenue. Preaching at IL a. m. and
80 p. IN. Sunday school a; ls:ls q. N.
Junior Endeavor at $50 .. m. Y. p. s. C.
+. at ESQ .. m. Church prayer meeting
Thursday at 80 D. n.
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The .aEy po.t-frssiIigsncer is row on
Aan ia ottsAnf. OF. a. Eicn Eros.. ~
Morrison street. Portland Hotel ness
fir&s stTses
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Christina Alliance.

The rnrtstian Alliance meets NJ q.s0 ,
~, every Sunday and on Thursday al
~ IN their hail. 1I Union street Between
Tasra and Fourth avenues. near Aynory
EaH
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- tssxn hoalsS a tas to--@ PRO-
-. e n case any ssseEE-renf
tx-ssesore tEvted - ray Ise rssst
- az any k1cAi l1zp<oE :. Fzls'T1t-
~svsts@ u iszssa lsz-ssEzss ssfsfssr tne
81 azy Ezw cr rae <Earser .
- a ths cir. fae saEE 1ag ee
II rasfsrzs3 an5 ire E-os.sxF
fhsrxby ray D. re1NsrTea freE1
snereon sr the Haa-ner rsssE' sssss1
r. ssr-Ner raSo5%ezs that TIE f7re-
S..coes5 a-sndFneut bs and TIE
zs-pev szzsrsistsG - tes guzisfatsz
"a ~ CxEy Il Seattle for tassr rAs-
- rejection a. - Hsxt genera
"a tae r=YS Nzvch sth. fssA
a. cstE ecaae.5 -. ~ day g
fxs. and g.g7s5 ay IRE IN o7'e1
l. zssfo szrzt lcasi1- .. SIS p2SS4zs
Kzy 81 Iaz3zry I-1@
TH0S. SAETS.
|saous. Pro Tern. - re CITY s~sssriEstL
- ne this 81 day a< Janu&Ty- Issass-
WILL. II PARRY.
nmntrsller ard Ex-sS1scs0 Casy
- a~xs ~sr a.fk-~s -sr~, yar~sx~v - TvHs<
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Sunday school Il m- aad Bib class o.
prayer meeting ~ !. . n On THURSDAY.
services at > :. e. The Csn. Socaesy
meets 1t = n. TIE s-s. and third Tues
DAYS az The -cask.
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THIS evening the following SOAK festival
will BE given at the First PreSoyt terrain
church. corner FoursA avenue and STr.ng
street,
Prelude sS.rsns qssrtestsa-'sNa-cA Pro
cesSscnaf' ....-.. ........-.....-....H a3ya
Xesper Hyma-"oa High Stars are
SallinS -.~-~---. .--.-*-.>-e ~R~lStN co Ssf
Scripture LeSScn..,... ~>..-.-...>...s..--
Qaar.ette--'Sssk Ye the savior Mario
lnvcca tioa-"Bow Down Thine Ear.
~-----s.e .s>-e- sssAs4ASs
ssponse--Hear Our PRAYER ...-.. Shelley
Tric-~i VIII Give Unto Him -....+Cosass
St-tnx Sa-sssande $1,000 Sssa
SouEaGa Soio-tsAh With Ne. slAGaIs
Ms Marguerite Mckinney.
Cfertory-yiosia Seio-"Prsye- From
Lsohsngrin".- .......... ......... Wagner
Miss lo.a Esreoa~.
sermon ..-.<s..~s., .ss>..-.---~>.
zt|fnsas+ ss--s~.- -s-s-----+~>.s.-~---
organ k'oStiade.~- .-.--~A-tShs4SIs
F. Royd Wells, the efficient choir master
o. the church. wiz direct the general ser
vice. The violin aasrtsSte win be under
the able direction Of Pref. Arthur. Miss
Barbour IS an artist Of rare ability and this
Is her first appearance IN Seattle. TIE
popular soprano, Miss Mckinney. has not
been heard IN public for several months
ana al VIII De glad 70 hear hex in this ser
Vice
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Unitarian Church.

First Unitarian church on Seventh street
between Union and Pike. Rev T. L. Eli
OF. Of Portland. will prsach this morning
at II o'clock
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Catholic Churches.

Sacred Hears-Six;h avenue and Bell
street Conducted by the Redonpsor.sss.
Rev. Joseph 4. Kaatz. G SIS r.. pastor.
Low mass with sermon. a. m: high mass
with sermon l0-sa a. II. Sunday school
s:sa Q. m; vespers. sermon and oenedic-
ton. s:so .. m.
Our LADY Of Good Help-Third avenue
south and Washington street. Rev. F. Y.
Prefontaine ras.or Low mass s a. N.
high mass. l0:ae a. m: henedlc1ion. 80 ..
N.
Church OF the Immacalate-Broadwa
and Madison street. Rev. A. Diosnsdi
pastor: Rev. A. Triyelli and Rev. J. Nlchol-
son a Tis.ants. Conducted by the Jesui,s.
Low masses at 4. m and Sis a. m. High
mass a. 1880 a. n. Sunday school at I'D
p. n. and evening service al 40 y. N.
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THE Rams Horn mission ~ Second ay-
euue rou,h--(;ospsi meetings every ,rvan.
ta~ Al o'clock. Everybod Is fuyited
n III Nichols. superintendent.
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On ard after January p two daily
trains between Seattle ard Portland.
Leave Seattle 30 n. M. aud 4 y. m
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Csospel -rssfings are heid every evening
al .. clock and sunday ~ . IN All are
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First Pr<shyterian Festival.

Noun. Carmel Mission No lsS Tai-i
avenue. between Union aHi Pike streets.
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SpiPitunlism.

Society OF Harmony meets Sunday after
noon az O'Clock Masonic temple en-
trance on Second avenue. Seats free.
Church OF the Soul-Pettis' hall, loeG,s
First avenue. Childrens progressive iy-
ceum meets every Sunday morning AZ II
o'clock medium meetings following Es-
lister a; 80 p. m: test questions.
The Seattle Spiritual Association holds
its meeting Sunday. ST $50 D. M, In For
esters' hall SIS First avenue near Marion
street. Prominent speakers and mediums
will take part. At the conference meeting
at D. m all mediums are expected TO give
tests and spirit messages The public is
cordially invited. Seats free.
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avenue w w Mallory. pastor. Preach
ing q sundays az ID p e., and every
night 81 O'Clock
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sseta avenue. Tel Brown g. Services AZ
IL A. N ard - p N Bile school -
p, IT.. Mr.. g. 8 Shank, sQpeEirts 1<Ssat-
Yos4ng Peoples Society. s:A 2. r. Morn
Ing subject The Lost Caari Eoz5d~
Evening The Pilgrim service OF scnG.
TIE sah5ec- i illustrated with seaEs. SCI
los duets and male csiartetse and cAorssSe&
SweSassa-Sor1e- k-gnta avenue sn1 ssva
street. Rev. Andrew Swa-sx. pastor: resi-
dsnc-. ~ Dexter avenue Sunday services
az le-2 IA and IN y n. Sanday school
az = n Ycuug peoples PRAYER meeting
az y u. Prayer meeting Thursday even
Ing n seseek- Weekly meeting cf
Young Psoplers Society Saturday evening
a. o'clock. All who understand rhe
Sweissh language are Cordially invited.
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StriCture.s.::::::::::::s:::::: Rs; r.; !.

Or. Carriers GRAN SOLVENT HougieS
VIII dlslodge. digest and forever remove
Irefhr&l STRUCTURE without paiY.
Boosies dissolve Ia three a0urs. curing
while gon sisep- Cures elect and Enlzrsed
Prostate Valuable tres tiSe free
81. JAMES ASS y. Dept y. BOND HILL.
OHIO
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Peopls's Mlsslon caarch-ii.s Fourti
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HopLE.s SAVINGS RANK.
oEesdentsi Block. Seattle. Wash.
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~eoPOFfs," the rev shoe for women
Einason Bros. ~ Seeoad sven0s. sole
AgsntA-
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I()DlY'S Church SERVICES.

ntrea.t.r notices n the church ei-ec-
CHURCH services cuiv ard xyshfe-fs az SCI
go Extended musical programmes Tor
s~aIsF services ard announcements %
.lxfcs entertainments viii oriy Be Pub
.slee Al advertising rates Notices foe
rs department. shruld BE received ~
.has oHlce Rot later than I D m SzsrrdAy.
- or1er TO insure publication % Sunday
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Regular services In Oiwnp;c hail. Sec
oHd avenue. near Seneca street. every
SUNDAY. Mornsnr services Il a. M, song
and preaching Sunday school ls.is Even
chosen by tire audience. Messages after
same. Young peopie's meeting a. .. N.
each Thursday and Sunday. Regular ser
vices every Thursday evening at a.Ai
49, ws''sa-1s ~rs.er. ~s-sA.nc. esas
Fourth avenue. All are cordially invited.
Seats treA
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FOR OSEE FIFTY YEARS
An I'd eae We4l1Ftet reEae4y Mrs.. A-Iasiowrs
Soothing syrup has he1n ase1 for ever fry cara
b. A1At0as Is Mothers 2o- .hsiz ChfzersE whsle
I<stA4Ez- with erf~cf ~accsss- Is sootae. tie
taid 50 Ffens the 0aass aliaxs AL Pain: nd
tesc. an - the aest remedy for DarrnoeA Sosa bv
druggists ~ every part lie seEid Se sur4 aF,a
ask Tor Nr% %i.s4ows soothing syrup All take
nc other Kiad
Twenty-Five Cents a Bottle.
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DoxNEY 4 STEWART. Cndertakera
- Parlors corner of Third ana
Csls@bta streets. Seattle, Washtnn.
ten. Telephone No. n
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yexser Junction Churca-FrsaehiuE On
Sunday 3. II a. n
DuwanisA Caurch-Danies Eagley. PAS
Tor. Sunday school AZ % a. N. Preaching
AZ 80 .. "A.
Preaching q, II a. m. AID ~ p. IN Class
meeting. 10 a. e. SUNDAY school i2:9 D
n y. p s. 9. e SIS = n. PRAYER meet
INK Thursday AZ - n m Monthly meet
sng the sr<t Thursday 81 each month az
$50 .. n Preaching By Rev. F E Whit
ham Class meeting this morning az "
STRANGERS welcome 70 al services
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EYE
FOOD

ton Remedy. A SCIENTIFIC CERTAIN.
III ass your Druggist for Il. Price. 2.
cents ~ mail - cents Walter Reed
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Portland. Oregon.
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Theosophy.

Theosophicd society. Amanda Lodge.
meets Sunday 1T 7:s y. m. az Ills Third
avenue near Spring street. Lecture by
Mrs. J. E. Clark on Life After Death"
Seattle Theosophical Society, room N
Hirctfer block Lotus rroun. for children
n. 30 D n Evening meeting nj o'clock
Lecture az y. m. on The Real HerSdity -
Nv III A. Gibson of Los Angeles To.
morrow evening at o'clock the lecturer
will talk on The Resurrection OF the
Dead"
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FRS. MEssso--Ir WARTS hall George
town. South Sxs.tse- Preaching =. , . =.
Rentcn church-Re< George F. Wait
vr-sh- z. d raster Services a. ard
- p n Cnson Sunday school a. Il a. -.
WessA-Seysafn avenue and Olive stree
Rev WfsssS- DAVIS. pastor. S-rvics a,
Ia q ~ ard I'D 7. IT. Sunday school
az .. m Class meeting Wednesday At
- = A.
First Prsshyterssn-Corner Fourth ave-
me ard Sr-fnr street.. Few. A. 4 Haschs-
s-- y n $3.50 -ESS-se~~s s-e C--s-y
xtr~ef. Grand Temperance rally wedn@s-
cay <v.nsns January T. 1888. a. - p. "A.
Al invited M
Calvary ChZrcs-Esv- Eenianin Parsons
vii snp1ty the rslpst during the ahsenca
OF The pastor. Rev. noaa,d EcsS Services
AZ II a. n and 80 ?. m Sunday schco!
a. noon P-aysr meeting Thursday even
fng as O'Clock. Y. ?. s. C. E a. sN
= "a
second. North ssatsie-Thiri avenue
re~-- ara Esrrssc- ~--~et Rev "
Mator, pastor Telephone Lake 81
Preaching AZ u 4. n and - D. M Y. p
S. G E. SIS n n Nli-wesk meeting,
Thursday at 7-se .. m
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The Central Christian church will FOR
the uresen. season. occupy the front room
Of the Acme business College in the Seat
lie National Bank hu!l0ia>. ccrrer OF Yes
Ter way and Occidental, avenue Rev. Alan
street Services At II q. m and 10 p m
Christian Erseavor az s:A Sunday
school a. ie:8 ?. m All cordially In
vited TO attend these services. Seats
free
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Evaneelieal AssoeiatIen.

Decentralization street and Taylor
avenue. Rev. August Ernst. pastor. 50
Harrison street German preaching every
Sunday 1t Ii a. IA. ard every firss and
third Sunday In the month at = n.
English preaching every second and fourth
sunday. sunday scacci AZ SO n n.
Young Peoples meeting al J D m Sunday
and .. n "Wednesday. German praye.
meeting every Thursday AZ 5 .. n