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BY EDITH BROWER


drew out her hand ana laid It palm down.
ward upon his. 1t was adorned with sew
erai rings One OF these was set with a
blood red ruby.
Look" pointing to the ruby s.Do you
know what that means? 1t means that
/ can't wait for you, even IL there were
no other reason. It means that somebody
In waiting for me. and promised when
put IL on not to keep him waiting long"
He remained 80 long silent that a, last
she leaned forward to iook into his face.
His features were working fearfuIly. A
conflict to the death was going on between
tears and Piunkest pride. The agony was
tremendous. It aeemed to Mary that she
could feel It vibrating along the tense
cords OF the boys slender body.
Jesse. dear" she whispered, do you
really care 20 much?'
The vibrations redoubled in speed and
Intensity. Then with q sudden recalcit-
rant movement that nearly knocked her
over, Jess shot out Of the boat. He landed
on his head In the deep sand, whiriing
about considerably In the EFFORT to get his
legs. and started on down the beach.
Mary watched. thinking TO see him turn.
but on he went. dwindiing into . speck
upon the white shore line.
Sitting In her room that evening, Miss
Lyddon became conscious OF Q slight
sound In the passage outside A paper
-
which fast retreating footsteps could be
heard The letter began. Dear Miss
I.yddon." Ii went on thus:
II bee your pardon for acting like did.
/ had to. II hadn't I'd busted. That
amt nice word, but don't know any
other, 80 I've got to use II. I went down
to the uuicksands. I thought I'd drown
myself In them, but first / sat down to
think, and thought my father mightn't
like II II he came back and found me dead
and gone. So threw In the ring instead.
IT was no good. you know. They wouldn't
take 1t back after 1t had been marked,
and I'd never. never give II to any other
girl I can't talk about that other man
tonight. II makes mo all hot and cold
when ] think about him. Maybe ! can
tomorrow. Yours truly.
JESSE pLUNKETT FORD"
All this In very large script. but down
In one corner in the tin;est printed text.
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God bless you"
II was several days before Jesse could
bring himself 10 the point OF talking
about .,hat other man. and then 1t was
Mary who started the subject.
II think you ought TO know" she began
''that l am expecting the one I spoke 90
you about the ether day. He Is coming
next week"
Did you suppose I didn't remember"
he said. I've tried not TO. but It's no
use. 1 remember IL all the time" Then
abruptly. Tell me all about him. What's
he nkes Is he good looksngs"
II dare say you would think So"
do you Think soE''
'ot course" sun ana wind together hal
never succeeded In bringing such q nush
as that to her face.
Say. you think an awful lot OF him.
don't yous ! wish l could make you get
AL red like that"
Then you have had your wish. Jesse
dear. fer Il was surely yeur words that
made me b,ush.''
'sYe-eS." he said. hair scornfully, half
aejectediy, "but IL wasn't for me. Il was
FOR thinking OF him"
Presently he bent over and pu, hts ball
CT a head In her lap.
Tell me some more aNcv- HIM hate
him. No. don't. love him because you
do. IL he had two lives. I'd Kill one and
save the other"
''Oa. Jess. Jess, what a dear. funny
fellow you are,f
Am funnys Am l dear, tooe Saw"
Strengthening himself, II you hadn't
known that ether man. would yea have
been willing 20 wait for me then? Say
woald youe pon't you think I'll be "a
pretty nice fellow some day-mayte good
looking. too. when get a beard: Do yon
think YOU ever could have waited for me .
jest say YES 10 that, and II! try 10 he
SATISFIED"
He was .coklus ~ into her eyes with a
sweet hoyish ardor that Mary found TIRE
ssssiale. She took his face between her
hands ard kissed his brow. Jess" she
said. you are q dear boy. I think per-
haps I could hays waited Ter you"
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horse township would be ineonceivable In
country where each village. almost, has
lis race meeting. With a population
scarcely over l,250.0oo, the colony owns
more than 5o0,oo0 horses. And she now ex-
ports horses on rapidly increasing scale.
In 1885 the colony exported Less horses. of
the estimated value OF EFT in 1895 the
number was S,iSs. value TbI2s.5oo: and last
year there was further increase, india
being the leading customer, Australian
horses being found admirably adapted for
military purposes In that part OF the Brit
ish empire, Horses are exported also from
New South Wales 20 Victoria New Zea-
land Western Australia. Fill. the Straits
Settlements. Java and the Philippine Isl
ands.
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RECEIVERS sALE.-Cfrcuit Court Of IL
United States. District of Washin9tos.
Western Division. william A. NacRaa,
e compartment ssan w. bowers'Drsdsins Gene
So,ice l. hereby given that I. thu unAes.
signed. the duly appointed. qualified anl
acting receiver In the above-entitled ac-
Hon. ). jnd e q sFa ssa @ cou re
made In this above entitled action, and 0Gs
tered IN the ONCE OF the clerk OF sail
ssy e. Nav Se sy 81. 81 sgs e e: &
tho highest and best bidder Tor cash, q
OF the personal chattels OF ever. nature
and description belonging 70 the sAi4 Bow
possession as said receiver. other thaastAo
tackle. apparel ana furniture, which ssi1
about 1 10 s Go feet e Il sishteen-isch ~
scrsws sp plps eut.sfs. pipS stock sx a..
drill. s'san, pipe; sn'n c,T ,, pSscna a.
being the pesnonai chattsIs USED ~ r.
said Bowers Dredging Company II op1es
ating the dredsss Python and AnAcoBda
Seattle. state Of washinkton. TAst 40
sails will be made on the Ist day Of JunG.
1sss. at 40 o'clock I'm the aftsrnoon. q
MAJ M.frs aSSs s:s sea *. & y "a e cs
county of King and state Of Waahan1to0.
and subject 10 the connrmation q IT,
Terms Of sale: twenty-five per osnt g
the purchase money win b fequiro6 o
be rayed in cash or certified check On uoaao
bark In. Seattle. at the time tho pfopegsy
conirmalion Of sais.by the court
LOUIS p. cAMPBEL.x4
Receiver Of khsf Bowers DFed1ing c.
ths Bowers Drsd1ne csmjiSSs + q
W400s ~ 49,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
THE RAINIER GRAND.

THE RAINIER GRAND.
L. n. Jansen. Tacoma.
q. s. Roudehush. ST. Lousx
DIR. J. J. Smith, Franklin.
ID. Jones Franklin,
F. A. Bell, CSiy.
K. c. Hawkins. city.
Sherwood Gillespie ana wife, CITY.
Mrs. A. A. Sharkey. New York.
Cal He!lig. City.
G. F. Locke. Chicago.
e T.. Shoddard San Francisco.
r. L. Lennie. Chicago
Bert E.ing. San Francisco.
I. j. \. Teidemsn. San Francisco.
G. Schwarzenhari. Baltimore.
". X. Moore. New York
II. L. Ro;hschiii. San Francisco.
Phil b. Beckart. San Francisco.
y. W. Topper. Boston.
Miss NJ. Brown. San Francisco.
Mrs. W. Il. Downing. two children ard
nurse. Oakland, Cal.
Mrs. Mary r. Abbott. Mounts ain View.
Mrs. III. A. Sanhcrn, Newport. n. III.
Miss Kate Sanborn, Newport, ". II.
r II, Whiting Denver, Colo.
W. J. Sedgewtck. L, $. S Psrrye
F. Il. Goudy, L. s. $. Perry.
r. p. Carson. Liberty.
T.. 4. knshley. San Francisco.
Frank ~. Merwin. Philadelphia
q, I.sEgs ahach. London
". Harvey. Vancouver. p. c.
@. Il. Watson. Frankfort ~,
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DISTRICT coxrEHExcE.
Methoatsts Planning for . Rally -
ballard This Week.

There ls every Indication that the Puget
Sound distric, conference to ba held In tho
Gilman Park Methodist Episcopal church,
Ballard. May "a. s and ss. win attract an
unusually large attendance from all over
the Seattle district. An interesting pro-
gramme has been arranged for the uin0
sessions by the convention committee. Pre-
siding Elder Wslmot whitaeld. ID. D., and
the Rev. L. +. Brooks. Following Is the
programme IN fuh.
Tuesday. May A-a TO IL, examination oe
students. LEGAL and travelling. Afternoon
2 TO 5. examination of students, iecal ana
sr r ssrx,ss s nY opasra .na p s-
dress of welcome for the church. by ]. w.
Peter; for the community. by Rev. u: J.
Edmunds. response. ~ DIT Wiinaet ~ n.-
field.
"Wednesday. May 2s-rorrnoon~-a. devo.
tionai service. led by George Mead: $50
mon.. +. e. Drake. 0eorge d. Dtmmickl
We " e qp se nwa S W. H. vice.
4. Williams: als. Frances willard. the
Woman and Her Work" Il. NJ. Randall,
tr.: s:4s. Amanda Smith. a Woman Called
& GOD. and u. .. Fl h r. II N ss cSars:
OF Mrs. wilmot Withheld and Mrs
a sIs ,e.r n < a Hsslnsf ~
by. Rufus Willard. EverinE-s:S9 praise
s,yise LED BY W. T. PANEL; y oSr
Thoburn. J. p. Marlatt.
Thursday, May cs-Forenoon-s. devo-
,;onal service led BY a 1rNa@s s. s is.
S snssss. sf {. PaimssseS. 4 ii. Urn:
Carl ri j. Ksilsrsn. xfternoon-a devssienai
ss Hmss.m .sa BY r. H. w Ms.s.s
Take the Pacific Christian AdyocAteT ~.
,, nan:a g. e. r Sssfss 49,: JcS
M sai G G. \. williams: as 1sPersana.
a soa: $50 aar's Rs Ms'V Woak dccrss =.
Frame. j.. b.. Goddard: Bvsdnf
praise service. led by William \. Ains; =
sermon. by ]. N. Denison.
Conference Notice.
An local preachers suSisSt s, e Gamma: :x.'n:-
Tsa OK examination a win b condnetsd by the
members Of the s e fer SI:,s aoffd 9 sza
All students Of the district u The con.
ference course, those who desire % apply
for admission TO the annual contoro0co
saa oE os se waS sssss s s i
en-, for examination at the same time.
The district stewards are called to NEST
at tho seat OF the district conference on
Wednesday, May Is. at SIS o'clock p. -.
1t is hoped that every charge will % rep
resented.
II is desired that the lay members attend
In large numbers, and that the pastors ur9o
the matter upon all whose privilege u ~
10 belong to the conferences.
Notify the pastor, Rev. 3, +. Brooks. os
the number who win attend. and give the
names. IL possible. Pastors and thear
wives, lay delegates and invited guests
! will be given free entertainment
No papers read at the conference erS e
exceed fifteen minutes In length Tn0oe
whose names come first after sunjece
win be expected TO present paper. Tnoeo
whose names como second VIII open the
debate.
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baptist Churches.

Market stree.-Corner Twenty-fourth nv.
enile south anc Main street. Rev. Thomas
BALDWIN D. D.. paxtor. Services on Sun
dav At II a. m and 5 .. m Young Peo-
nle's Society Christian Endeavor at 6:l5 o.
m. Prayer meeting every Thursday even
irv At f.n aundr~ schoni AT 1878 n m
Morn,ng subject my Jewels" Evening.
sJoy Over Thee With Singing"
Norwegian Darish-Services every Sun
day AT n a. m and 7:30 =. IN. Rev. ]. A. H.
Johnson. Of Tacoma breaches every other
Sunday. Sunday school. 10 a. ms: PRAYER
meeting. Thursday evening at o'clock.
All who understand the language are cor
daily invited.
FIrst baptist caurcn-Fourth avenue be-
tween James and Cherry streets, Louis 3.
Howerrnan. pastor: residence 1901 TWEEN
fiesh avenue Tel. Brown &2s. Services at
II a Nc. and 100 p. m. Bible school. I2:iS
n m. Mr. c. 8. Shank. superintendent
Young Peoples Society. $50 p. N.
Swedtsh-F4fth avenue and Olive. Rev.
Andrew Swartz. pastor. residence. sos
Olive street. Sunday services at 1919
m. and $50 p. m. Sunday school
az IL m, Young peoples prayer meeting
At IN. m. Prayer meeting Thursday even
Ing A. o'clock. Weekly meeting OF
Yonnr Peorle's Society Saturday evening
a, O'clock All who understand the
Swedish language are cordially invited.
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Commodore Winfield Scott ochley. In his
book, ..rhe Rescue Of Greeley" thus de-
scr.bes the finding OF the explorer and
the other FROZEN and etarved survivors,
OF tho Lady Franklin bay expedition y
July. 1884:
ION his hands and knees was DARK
man with a long. matted beard
and brilliant staring eyes. A. Lent Col.
well approached he raised himself . httlo
and pat on q pair Of eyeaiaAaA
"'who are you? asked CoaweeL
'tThe man made no answers soaring -
him vacantiy.
"'who are your again.
zone OF tho men spoke up: That b the
ma or-Major Greely.'
"Colwell took him BY the hand. eAy1no
to him. Greeley. b this Jour
Yes said. Greedy, In 4 faint. 0roke0
voice, hesitating and shufnfng with hi
words: "Yes-eeven Of Us ieft-hsrs - are
--dying-iike men! Did what cAmo =
do--beat the best recordr
"Then he fell back exhausted"
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Providence hospital Clara c., daughter
OF Mr. and MIRA Andrew johnson, -
shock from operation, aged II yeasA
The funeral win taks place this aStse1eso
at $50 o'clock from the residence oE her pas
rents. 2i9 Temple piacs, between JAcksoQ
street and Yeeler way. The Rev. John y.
Damon win officIate. Interment IN I1Ako
View cemetery.
PEcK-In Seattle May n. 1888, Ieaan
Peck father OF Mrs. Charles Mullen. e
dropsy. aged q years.
The funeral will take place this aftees
noon at $50 O'Clock from Bonnsy = 0ssws
arts chapel. Interment In Lake vloO
cemetery
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Lutheran Churches.

German Lutheran - Duwamish Mission,
Sanders hall below Sweeney's brewery.
Services at $50 every ether Sunday.
Norwegian Danish Fourth avenue and
Pine street. s. r. Tollefson. pastor. Study
In basement. Services at II .. m. and
3 .. m.
German Lutheran-Services In hall. cor
ner Main street and Minor avenue. Ser
vices every second and fourth Sunday Of
the month at 7:i5 .. N. by the Rev. w.
H. Behrens. pastor.
Johns CONGREGATION = Sunday eefvices
corner Market and Main. in Rainier
HeiRhts Baptist church. every flrst and
third Sunday Of the month at p. m
Sunday school; every sunday at p: m.
1 German Evangelical Lutheran Zion's-
Corner Tenth avenue and Stewart street
sunday school. ESQ .. m. Sunday services
:, 1870 m and s;so E T; r. Tnn SisS,stunds
Ing. Choir practice. Tuesday. Tao D. m.
0erman South Seattle Mission-In hall
near poetoffice. Sunday services every
second ana third Sunday OF the month at
.. "a. Sunday school services next Sun
Ss ovs ss .nees and " e Ku Kn.1 ,
Howell street.
Holy Trinity. Engiish-Corner Seventh
avenue and Union street. Rev. James f.
Reates. pastor: residence go Pike street
Services at II q. -. and p. m. Sunday
school at $50 a. m
swedish Evangelical - Third avenue,
near pike. Rev Martin L. Larson, pas.
tor: residence. 1421 Fifth avenue. on sun
day. services at 1o.30 q. m. and o. m
Sunday school, Il M. and Bible class or
meeting e p g. p r.. g Cent Ths sos:,;
meets at o. m. the nrst and third Tues
DAYS Of the month.
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Rea.on church-Rev. George y. Whit
IN q. m. Union Sunday school At II .. m.
wsi.n-Seventh avenue and Olive street
Rev' william DAVIS. pastor. Services at
1879 a. m. and 7:so .. m sunday school
80 .. g.
F;r.. l,reseytsrian-Corner Fourth ave-
rn. ara spring street. Rev. A. L. Hutcht-
,nu. .. D.. pastor. residence. Us Spring
street.
rp,varv Presbyterian-Rev. Donald Ross.
ra.,ar. residence. Isl Twenty-fourth ave-
rus services al II a. IN. and p. m. every
Sashath. l. r. s. c. f. at p N. Prayer
meeting every Thursday evsning at p M.
-.e.,.a Aartn s~At:le-Tnlrd avenue
,r-,a saa Harr!xon street.. Rev. W. A.
Major. pastor. Telephons Lake 81
reaching at II A. IN. and - .. IA. Y. r.
r. e:5 D. M Aid-veek meeting
Tnnrsday at 10 .. N.
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Australian Horses.
Household Words.

The land Of the kangaroo ana the WON
bat, where the mammal was nothing un-
lesa marsupial. till the European arrived
on the scene. may now be called the land
OF horses. In New South Wales the sight
Of a begEar on horseback excites no sur
prise. The poorest settler has nag or two
OF his own. and his children may be seen
riding to school like little lords. A one
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|ODAY'S CHURCH SERVICES.

Hereafter notices In the church dlrec.
y vtA Be confined to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O
snurcn services o0ly ana subjects o3 -.
nsons Extended musical programmes foe
Sunoay services and ADVERTISEMENTS q
SSnurcn entertainments VIII o0ly b pub.
tnis department should b rece1vo9 q
xnis onlce not later than p n. S1tufdny.
"a oraer 70 insure publication On Sunday
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day meetings are held in the A. q. q. -
hail IN Pioneer block. ard Thursday sseG1
ing at ~ Maynard avenue. Tmight d. ~
y. Matthews lectures on s'Hypuustsm"
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A special service win be given at the
Y. NJ. G. A. rooms this afternoon at 3sS9
o'clock by Rev. ". W. Fletcher On q spirs
itusf es1hjees. Our Place OF Existence B.
youd DEATH"
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Couxregatioaal Churches.

First-columhia City. Preaching at II 80
q m. and $50 p. N.
kirkiand--Sunday services At II Q. m.
and 3 D. m. Y, p. 8. c. E.. .. m. Sunday
school At II noon.
German Congregational - Seventh ave-
nue.. between Pine and Olive. Services
at II a. m. and TO .. m. John q. Bic
gets. pastor.
Univerdty.-T. c. wkwell. pastor. Sum
day services at II q. N. and 7:O p. m.
Bible school at 1910 D. m. T. p. 8. C.. E.
at $50 D. m. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening at : p. a.
Edgewater-Rev. J. +. Nichols. pastor.
Services at II a. m. and 8 D. m. Sunday
school, 1915 .. m. I. =. 8. c. e. o. m
Junior r. p. 8. c. E., Friday afternoon at
$50. Prayer services Thursday evening Of
each week.
plymouth - Corner Third avenue and
University street Rev. w. II g. Temple
pastor. 1907 Seneca street: telephone. Green
SCI. study at house. Home usually each
day until .. IN. Sunday sorvicea: Preach
ing at II a. m. and s p. m. Sunday
school at 1880 D. m. Young PEOPLES So
cfety Christian En3~avor 1T $50 y. m.
Mdweek prayer meeting Thursday at S:U
o. m. Fifteen minutes organ recital prior
to each eervice. bv Mrs r. A. Baliinger.
In the morning VIII be given the bacca-
laureate sermon OF the University Of Wash.
ington. Evening. Five Enough for Five
Thousand"
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Gospel meetings are held every eveassa
1t O'Clock and Sunday At p. n. An a41
invited.
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EpfscopaI Churenes.


~; Lnke's-Renson: Rev. LioLel A. WYE
=. in chargs. Service and ssenon
West seattle-services are held every
s sa n,.s afternoon at the Hailer scnoos g g
%. Clements church. officiating.
psI paurs Chapel-warren avenue ana
republican street. Rev. Lionel A. WYE IN
scnarse. Sunday school at s:as q. m: morn
prayer and an address at $50 .. m.
st Mary'e-wocdland Park Rev. n. II.
SoWen IN charge. Service and sermon AZ
station.
81 clemen.s-Twenty-four avenue
soutn ana Washington street. Rev. George
NTH avenue south. 's sunday school. Is !. :.
Evening service ana sermon. TO o'clock
the rss Sunday al sn e every EVERY mansn a Il
q. and on the third Sunday Of every month
st. Marks church, Harvard avenue and
f Is nss Iroadw a Tsisphone
Black 1881. Services at 7:so and. II q. N.
and ?. m. Bible class for adults. SD
Z; n; Subject. Isaiah xviii; All welcome.
seen." Evening, Thoughts on the Career
Of William Ewart Gladstone"
ST. Stephen's-Baiia-d. Rev. p. E. Hy-
land. rector. Divine service every Sunday
munion Il celebrated on the first and
third sundays OF the month. on the first
sunday at u .. m. on the third Sunday At
I'D p. "A.
Trinity Parish church-Corner Eighth
avenue and James street. Rev. II. II.
Gowen. rector. Holy Communion. 7.O a.
m. Morning prayer. Litany and sermon
7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 9:45 q. m.
Strangers cordially invited. Morning sub
ject, Christ. the Advocate and Inter-
cessor." Evening subject. Saul, the War
rior King"
ject. Crowned With Many Crowns"
Evening subject. Joshua"
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rha ch!ldrsn's Progressive Lyceuu
meets every Sunday morning Ia Petit
hsII Flint avenue. IT II O'Clock
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Mental Science.

rr. Mental Scientists meet every Sun.
II A. m. Theosophists' rooyns hi
TThy.rd AVENUE. All are welcome. espec.zII,
iha alex and the borrowing.
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Thessophy.

Theosophicai society. Amanda Lodre.
meets Sunday az 7:3o .. N. 1T Ills Third
avenue, near Spring street. White Lotus
Say exercises. Lecture by r. w. Wad. On
.sro,era.ion." All welcome.
The rhsosophical Society OF America
meats every sunday and Thursday even
inw A . o'clock for study. All interested
"A Thecsonhy are cordially invited Sun.
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Christian Alliance.

IT.. CHRISTIAN Alliance meets al $50 "A
ne sxsry sunday and on Thursday at 2 o
T m and Fourth avenues. near Amory
hail
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u.iversal nrotherhooa.

Lodge Of Universal Observation-Disclosures
iurs are held every Sunday evening ut
O'clock. IN room 70 Hinekley block. Lotus
Groun for children at $50 p. m. Lecture
Al O'clock on ''Gautama, the Buddha." by
Mr.. Greenhaum.
Groun for children at $50 D. m. Subject OF
fonIghts meeting will be White Lotus day
exercises in memory Of Madame II. r.
Blayatsky.
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Cumberland Presbyferian--East Cherry
street and Twenty-second avenue Clark
Davis. pastor. Preaching at II g. "A. and
nsor Endeavor at $50 .. m. r. p. s. c. E
q so p. N. Church prayer meeting Thurs
day at 80 .. a
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Evanselieal Asaeciatio..

Decentralization street and Taylor
avenue. Rev. August Ernst. pastor. so
Sunday al ii =. M. and every first ana
third Sunday In the month at s y. m.
Engiish preaching every second and fourth
sunday: Sunday school at s:S q. m.
Young PEOPLES meeting at I o. N. Sunday
ana p. m. Wednesday. German prayer
meeting every thursday a. 3 p n.
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- = n: vespsrA SERMON ana benedic-
don. - q n
Church oe the Observation-Disclosures
and Madison street Rev. A. Dicmedt
paSsor. Rev. A. Trtvein and Rev. j. Nichot-
son. assistants Conducted oy tho Jesuits.
Low mAseeQ at .. N. ana Sis q N. HIGH
mAse - ~ q -. sunday school At x:Ao
y a. and evening service at 80 .. -
Our Lady Of Good Help--Third avenue
aouth and Washinxton street. Rev. r. x.
Prefontaine. pastor. Low mass. 3 q n. !:
hiGh mass. i0:Se q M: oenediction. 80 ..
n.
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Christian Advent meetings are held At
the corner Of Third avenue and Madison
rreesinr, io:l5 a. m. Preaching. II q. IN
sunday school. 1870 p. m.
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Yesier Junction Church--Preach,ng on
sunday az IL q. m
Duwamish Church-Daniel Bagiey. pas
tor sunday school at 10 r. m Preaching
az 80 .. IA
Ffrst-PlHe street and Third avenue.
preaching 81 Il :. n. and % p. m. Glass
meeting. 10 Is. ~. Sunday school. 1870 D.
m y. p. $. Z *, s:is D. m Prayer meet
Ing Thursday at 40 o. m. Monthiy meet
Ing the drst Thursday OF each month at
$50 .. N. Preaching by Rev. F. E. Whit
nam Class meeting this morning at 10.
strangers weicome TO all oerviceA
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Liberal Union.

&sss.s at Masonic Tempe every SUNDAY
ssrg AZ TO O'Clock. Subject nf ~.
n,rhi's services VIII be. Does Death End
a1is.. hy Miss De Peatts.