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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-04

TIE anna. review and thanksgiving ses-
ytees viii tie g1ver =. the Madison Street
Nassosiss EPISCOPAL church today. The
following = the as<ier OF the services;
Lave feast. IL a. ua-, led by Ire pastor.
Morntsx service. II o slask.
Coronation"
Prayer.
FIRST Scripture lesson.
GLORIA pasTi
Second Scripture lessoAs-
ONertofy,
Anthem.
Reporfs from departments - Sunday
school William Jones.
Epwer.a League. Miss ID. Pearl Con-
cannon. ~.
Ladies All Society. Mrs. y. y. Martin
woman's Foreign Missionary society.
Mrs. Emma IoEes.
General tinanslal revtew. G. W. Jeuss.
Thank offering.
Anthem.
Address. Rev A. S. Gregg.
Onward. Christian Solder
DoxeSegy and S-enedtcsson.
Sunday school, so 3. NJ DR.. Nu'cs
Willard superintendent.
Epworeh fseaxee s.iS p. H.. lea ey Rev.
George +. Mead.
Evening service, O'clock
Song serT.ce-
Prayer and Scripture lesson.
O1erte.y.
Anthem.
Sermon, Rev George r Meas.
Sacrament 0s the Iords Supper.
Ioxpiogy ard hea&2lstian.
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a, p ?, IL Morning, Compassion On the
a.ulsisss4e.' Evening. Striving for me
Mastery
Rsnton Cs..arcs1-~Eev. George F. Whit
worth. u u. pastor Se-xsees At and
- p. H. EGtSG SGnaay sGhoos az II i. n
Nessa-Seseata 4Fs2ge and Give street
Rev. william paws. pastel. services AZ
1s.SA a. IT, ARG : 7. II. Sunday school AZ
a:Ss y. T. Class meeting Nes5.se <ssy - %
y. H. Al trends a-s cordially lavt.ea -
attend these services
kfrs- fresscs Eer.aE-Cerner E>9urta ev.-
nue. aa3 Spring street Rev \. L. HatGns-
son. =. =. pastor. residence. st9 spring
street.
CALVARY EreSoytertan-~Rev. Donald Rosa
pastor, residence. l3i Txenty-.og ave-
nue, Services at u b n. and 5 p. IA every
S2ea&th. y :. ). {, =. at .. n Prayer
meeting every Thursday evening AZ
o'caock- Sunday acaoo 8. 1s:gS.
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Baptist Churches.

Norwegian panish-Services every run
day at II a. m. and 80 p, N. Rev j. A III
Johnson. OF Tacoma. breaches eyerv other
Sunday. Sunday school. 10 a. m PRAYER
meeting Thursday evening at o'clock. An
who understand the language are Cordially
invited.
Market Street-Corner Twentv-for-,h av-
enue south and Main street Rev. Thfrnas
Baldwin, d. d. pastor. Services on sun
day a, ii a. N. and p. m. Young Pep
pies Society of Christian Endeavor a. Ak
D. m Prayer meeting every THURSDAY
eyering at 80 Sunday school al fsrIs
D. III. The pastor has returned from his
vacation and win occupy the pulpit today.
First Ba ptis,-~Fonrth avenue and James
street--Louis S. Rowerman. pastor Rest
6ence l407 Twentieth avenue Telephone
Brown Al Home Bible school s.4s a m
Corwin s. Shank, superintendent: churci,
services a l. a. m. and 500 p m Morning
subject. "A Slack Handed kipg" Ever
ing subject "Besetting Sins" All cordially
invited. Young peoples meeting this even
INK at I o'clock Subject. The Lord Our
Strength" led by Miss Nellie Shurson.
Swe9.sh-Ftttn ayeaae and olive street.
Rev. Andrew Swarty pastor; resi5erce SOS
olive street Sunday services At 1880 a. m
and 80 D. m. Sunday srhoo! at u m
Young Peoples prayer meeting a. D m
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 4
O'Clock Weekly meeting % Young Peo-
pies Society Saturday evening at O'clock.
All who understand the Swedish language
are f.1rdtaLlv invited.
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afnaffc hurehea.

Sacred Hear Sixgh avso>:a ana Bell
stree. CoTductesf ag ts% Ref@-nptors zss4
Rev Jrsepn 4 ks3sz - - z pastor
low n7sss wtth seFuacu fn h5gA mass
vi'A sermon I&es3 a. "a Sfn<fsx Ssae<s.
- T T.. F@SperS. sesGTa9n and aene14c-
ti0H 90 ? N
Church CO the Ta2,zsacs.late f}raa ray
ard Madison strset. Rev 4. Iias1eeif rsss-
teF, Rev. 4. Tr3selH and Rev. J. Scho4%ea.
assistants EQD3 setsd ~ tae Jes Efs. i<5vs
ia s--es as s-d = n. s!g1 mass e Z
lt-5H = n $uGaav 4chool AZ 20 y II
Evsn5rg - - 20 4: % q II
oHr fA3v 9t Scot Ielp--TA!rd avenue
seGEr aEE@ IS ansfS- stree Rev. r, y
Frsfo-4satne. pastcr. f-sw rFsss a. N
Bag usatzs. 14.s3 3. II. osns1gcs$oi.. fso9
3 -
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

Yesler Junction Church-PreAeh.ns On
Sunday AT II a. N.
DQwasnish Churcls--DanieI Bagtey. pas
tor. Sunday sehool at 10 a. III. Preaching
al 80 p. m.
fErst-Third avenue and Pine street
Preaching at Il a. IN and 80 p. N. Class
meeting at 10 a m. Sunday school ~ lS.29
y. n, Y. r. s c. E. at SIS y. n Prayer
meeting Thursday ut $50 r. III. Monthly
al SO p. m Preaching nv Rev. +. f..
Whitman. Strangers welcome 10 all serT-
ices,
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Spirftunliam.

TIE Seattle Spiritual Association, i,,ccr-
porated. meets SUNDAYS az t.5a and no
p. II. n Forester's hall SIS First avenue.
near Marion strees. At 80 T. M. ogaiina-
ton services conducted by Mrs. Los +.
Prior. missionary Cor the National Spirit
ual Association. At s:3s O'clock, lecture ny
Mrs Prior, followed by tests and spirit
message. PlOl.c cordially invited. Seats
free.
Church OF the Sou;-pet;is' aall. leesss
First avenue. CAi3arer's progressive fv-
ceslFu meets every Sunday morning At y %
o'clock. medium meetings following Ser
vices This evening AZ 1:4o o'ciock; subject.
Queen fashtiss OF the Nineteenth and
Twentieth Centuries" Poem. sGbJect % he
given by the audience. Esther Thomas,
spiritual minister.
The Progressive Spiritualists' Society
viii hold services every Sunday evening
a. O'Clock in Masonic Temple, entrance
on Pike street Mrs. Ada Foye. pastor.
This evening Mrs. Foge VIII deliver an
insllrationai address, sahjact 20 be chosen
BY the audience. 10 be followed by tesLs
and MESA es. All are invited.
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No. / hall. corner Second avenue. south
and Yesi4r wav-F.ns.gn Beruhar,t and
Lieut.. v son In charge: a m. knee
drin. II m. holiness meeting: p. m.
family ga.Aering; =. n, Free and
Easy"
No. hail. corner Pike street and Third
avenue-Capt Gill and Lisut. Gardner in
charge: a. IA: knee drill. u a. ~. holi-
ness meeting; p: M. family gathering;
%. M, Free and Easy"
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TheOsopby.

Theosorhscal Society. Amanda Lodge.
meets Sunday At 80 = n. al HIS Third
avenue. near Spring street. All welcome.
Subject tais evening, Symposium on Re
incarnation" by members OF the society.
incarnation by four members OF tie So
ciety. All welcome
The Queen CITY Philosophical Society in
America meets every THURSDAY evening az
8 o'clock al To- Maynard avenue for study.
All interested in Thsosophy are cordially
invited. Sunday evening a y. m in the
A. O. L. w. hall n Pioneer block. Lee
tire. Eternal Justice Rules the World.
Sui iecl Tor general discussion.
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First Christian Church.

First Christian church, Seneca street, be
tween Third and Fourth ayenues-J. "
Sni1a pastor. Residence. 2i22 Fourth av-
enue. Preaching st II a IA. and D. III. !.
Sunday school a s:4o a, m: 7, +. y &. 70.
at 6,45 T. IT. Prayer meeting Thursday
night. Morning subject. The Double
Abiding" Evening. Some Wonderful Pc
cnliarities OF the New Testament
Christian church. La.ona--Sunday school
al $50 IT, III. No preaching.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 80 pesf-Iatcliis encer~
SEAH BAY. Sept. g. 4 p. u.BaroE,eter.
3e;Ie: partly cloudy: wind @esi. twelve
miles outward TX Grenada. IN tow OF
rug Lsfne: a steamer. fl;l5 a. nj. In the
Straits. bound ous-~TNwc schooner$.
pYSHT. Sept. 5. p. Gear: light
west wind.
PORT CRESCENT. Sept. 3. D. H.
Clear. light west wind.
PORT ANGELES. Sept. 3. p. n.~Isar-
ometer, Sei3: clear. wind northwest
twelve miles
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Methodist Praise Services

Al the First church. corner OF MarisM
street All! Thlrd avenue. a praise seryics
has been arranged and the following nag-
gical programme will he given:
Organ Prelude, .Mlss Winnifred Ardruss
Festival re Dsum. E Eat. Dudley Buck
GLORIA" ..........-. ............... Mo4are
Judith" ......... .CcGcoanA
Mrs. g. T. Marvin.
II Waited Tor the Lord" Memberships
Miss Ida Iones. Mrs. Marvin and the choir.
1T Is Enough ..........~.. .......,... Elijah
MIR Iyron tfrouL
Praise We the Father. .Gounoa
This service closes the conference year
OF the First Methodist Episcopal church.
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fhrisfiau Adyrnffsfs.

Christian Advent meetings are heli at
~. corner u T'saird avenue and Madison
s-reef DR. W. Chapman, pastor. Prayer
,rae+tug. 1915 a. m. Preaching. Il d. III.
sunday scno0l. - 80 ?, Ia
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Room c, Seattle Nationai Bank build.
n r1. and "Wednesday evening at o'clock
sunday school Immediately after the Sun
aav service. Reading room opsa during
ms week from ] 20 5 p. n
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Evaugeltcat Association

German-Harrisou street and Taylor
avenue. Rev August Ernest. pastor. go
sunday at II a. m, and every first and
third Sunday in the month at : p N.
English preaching every second and fourth
Sunday. sunday school At s:s5 a. m.
Young Peoples meeting n ! p. m. Sunday
and S D. m. Wednesday. German prayer
meeting every Thursday at 2. N.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
NOTICE TO coNTRAcToRs-Ieno

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-Len
Street Sewer Improvement.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro-
posais viii be received by the undersigned
secretary Of the board Of public works up
70 o'clock p. m. Monday, september l-sh.
Ih.fS for the Improvement Of Lenora Street
from Eighth avenue to the alley between
Fifth ard Sixth Avenues, by constructing
q pipe sewer along said avenue, together
with all necessary openings, wyes, man
holes. Ianpho.es. veDtilators. flushing
tanks and catch basins. as provided by
uient district No. III. and in accordance
with The plans and specifications now on
file in The Office Of the board OF public
works.
titled check. payable 10 the order or the
city comptroller. for A sum not less than
five 20 per cent. of the bid. and no bid viii
be considered unless accompanied by said
check.
The successful bidder viii be required to
enter into contract ard furnish satistac-
city charter and the laws OF the state OF
Washington. within ten days after being
notified Of the award Of the contract 10
the amount fixed therein vii be forfeited
to the city. No person Is eligible as a bid
der who has within two years prior 70 the
letting OF said contract made default in
payment Of any Just claim for any work
or labor performed or any skill or material
furnished pursuant 10 any such contract
two years failed 10 complete any such con-
tract
Special attention If called 20 article Xxx ii.
Of the city charter, as now IN force. re4at-
Ing 10 hours Of labor and to article viii,
section 81. subs and g relating TO bonds
ana sureties.
The board 0. public works reserves the
rieht 10 reject ary ana all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed on envelope
Bid fer Tenora Street Sewer Improve
ment,"
By order Of the board Of public works.
" FRANK OLEsoN, Secretary
Date Of first publication, September 2.
iS9s
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
Dealers I'm Fire Hose Notice Is hereby
given that sealed proposals will be re-
celved by tae undersigned secretary of
the Board Of Public Works up "a 10
o'clock a n Monday. September ). 1898.
FOR the furnishing To the FIRE department
Of the city OF Seattle OF four thousand
feet more or less. ot cotton Jacket hose
stS inches in diameter. with couplings
sal hose TO stand a pressure OF 30
pounds TO The square inch on delivery and
to Re guaranteed for i period OF four
years.
Sample o. hose nus, be submitted with
bid
The board reserves the right to reject
any and al bids.
BIDS 10 be indorsed on envelope: Rid
for loo feet II Cotton Jacket Fire Hose"
Ev order ~ the Board ~ Public Works
FRANK OLESoS. Secretary
Teate ~ FIRST publication August - lsas
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ns,uos Carmel Faith Hosue

Meetings aTA he'd every evening. except
ss~~gav a. the Mount CArtse1 Missioa
80 rs5eh Hone. corner % Jfl1n street
ana summit agea@1- Ian Johnson. super
Iuteudegs.
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Mental Science.

The Mental Scientists Meet every Sun
DAY al Il q. r.. rf1fs1soE misty rooms Ills
5.1s~s awerae Cn95Teu's Yves Weston.
+tsz. IN connection Every Thursday
ss|engre AS Tz.e@ts 81 fT2sis Third aFe1as.
All Interested IN higher spiritual unfold
r-esrt !nva.egs. Free public treatment given
"a all meetings
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Meetings held In basement 81 i9s wash
.ngton street. entrance on alley between
49, avenue south ard Occidental avenue,
a,.s~v sysn.nr a. : - o'clock Public cor
8taily invited. Chaplain. Thomas Eeea.
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THE colored Bap.ists Of the city have
esta h;ished "a mission. which viii hold
saryires every Sunday at II O'Clock a. N.
s-la o'clock r. m. The meetings viii be
SeId ia the Young NaturahSts' hall in tho
old university grounds
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Lodge OF Universal BrotherhooG-Sun
dav evening Al clock. symposium ny
members THURSDAY evening. study class.
rr.leosopascal society IN America. All meet
ings free The public Is invited
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Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN.

Cumberland Pres5y ;er!an~Twenty-s second
avenue and East Caerry. Clark DAVIS. pas
tor. Preaching at II T. an. and 40 p. m
deasor Society al $50 u m T. +. :. c. T..
at $50 T. IN. Church prayer meeting Thurs
day al 30 o. m.
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Christian AIiin nee,

IRE Christian Alliance meets AZ 20 ?.
m eyrrv sunday. and on Thur say a. I
~ in tn4.s hal ~ Union sgrees, 5e-
sxeen Ynsrt and Fourth avenues. ~~@r
Arm1Fy a@I
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Nafhod ChuFehea.

pishon w. J. Gaines. ~ the African NJ
r c,uycn. viii preach In the Frat II. T.
rhtrcn. corner Third avenue ard Marion
s+rser a. II a. IT.. and IL the African NJ r.
rhuref,. 10 Jones street, a. =. IN All
are cord ally invited.
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First Free Methodst-sl, Plne street.
c. f. McReynolds, pastor; residence. al2
Pine street. Preaching at II a. m. ard
S 2. n. Sunday school nj 9:45 a. m.
Young peoples meeting. p. N. Prayer
meeting Thursday a p. N. Seats free
to all.
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PLACE.
SYNOPSIS.

Seattle Local Repori-Maxinum temper
ature 81 degrees. minimum, 81: mean. %.
Weather partly cloudy. rainfall in past
TWEEN yfosir hours, rs OF an inch.
q. y. SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather bureau
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T0DAY'S CHURCH SERVICES.

neseafter notices IN the church direc-
tesF VIII ae confined n ACCOMPLISHMENTS q
s-4.sc1 services auly and subjects Of ser
IIaons- Extended musical programmes fer
Stay sSrE2ces ara announcements Of
S1nIEe1 entertainments viii only be pub
THIS department snns,1d ~ recaTyeo Al
Las oHice not later than p. n Saturday.
:. u.ae- TO insure publication on Sa2aay
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Tf~w. Unitarian cgs1re.a--ss@Te1ta sT~1ps
f,4.~eev3 Uns2z ara Psxs stgGe-s. No ser
VICE. artl. sGr.Ae- r5s3oa
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W.. Luke-Renson. Rev. Lionel a.
~ ss' minister in charge Service and SER
VEST Ssatsle-Ss-vsces are held every
: 3. e49ck. Rev. George Ruzxssle. rector OF
- dement's church, officiating
ps Paufs ChapeEwarren avenue and
nr sspaoisean street. Rev. Lionel A. Wa.
q. Morning prayer and sermon at Ii
d. ~. noiy Communion on the Frst sun
.sy ol me month at Il \. III and on the
sn1Ra sunday at a. n.
st Mary's-Woodland Park. Rev. n. Fl.
sTowen IN charge. Service and sermon AZ
p m. Mr.. Wilbur s. Lewis, lay reader.
I Iake Green Lake car: get or AZ Winsiow
,, s. s sses Rev, r: =; Hy-
a T. n and 80 ,. n. The holy com.
nonion IS celebrated on the first and
sshasd Sundays Of the month: on the frs:
At SD p. m
st, 81 Ciement's-Twenty-four,h avenue
isiz rector. residence. $50 Twenty
a NJ Morning prayer and sermon at II
oc.ock. Evening service and sermon. 30
O'clock. Celebration Of the holy com
monion on the first Sunday Of every
Jay OF every month at a. n.
spT.hs street. Rev. j. p. D. Llwyd. rec
Ter residence. Thi-ty-sixih avenue and
Madison street: telephone. Brown az.
holrs ar church, ? 10 IL a. III. and 20 80
80 and Ii a. m and p. m Bible class
Tor adults. $50 a. N. All welcome Large
vested choir. Morning. 'sTha Laysaan's
LAY. Evening, Patience"
Trinity Parish Church-Corner Eighth
avenue and James street. Rev. h H
Gowen. rector. Holy communion. 7:so a.
N. Morning prayer. sermon and holy COM
mon. 7:5o p. m. Sunday school at s:45 a. m.
Morning subject, The Law and the Cos
pei" Evening subject. The Gospel Of La
ocr; thoughts for LABOR Day" Strangers
cordially Welcomed
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S1caad SeTss Seattle ~ Tnird syer.s
r2sta ard Harrison gtre~*. Rev. ". ~
srg a. 4 A. n ard - >. IL I. :. {. +
4. So p T.. Asd-we GA meeting. X3A-S-@y
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.r~ss Jf~fsafarsrs'z psog~&sa5vs LYc@ura
r.eeeS every sunday a1usa4ag Ia FstE4s'
nau Frs: arenas. AZ = 3'ci11k-
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TODAN'S WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR SUNDAY,
Portland. Sept. 3. Iss6.
Fair. warmer.
q. s DEPARTMENT OF AuRfCuEp
TukE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
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A Church Picnic.

The Welsh Presby terrain church will give
a picnic tomorrow Mt Ravenna park. ieav-
ing az o'clock. All Welsh people CT the
city ara vicinity ara cordially invited to
participate.
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Lutheran Churches.

German Lutheran-Duwamish Mission.
Sanders hail. below Sweeney's brewery.
Services a. 80 every other Sunday.
ian-Dan.sh-Fourth avenue and
Pine street S. r.. ToIefson. pastor
Study in basement. Services at II a. M.
and y. IN.
German Lutheran--Services I'm haII. cor
aer Main street and Minor avenue Ser
vices every second and fourth SUNDAYS of
the month at 7:t5 p. III. by the Rev. w.
Il. Behrens. pastor.
German Evangelical, Lutheran. s..
Johns Congresation-sunday services.
f Has, N hab,fss and nrcs Main in Ranlsr
third Sunday OF the month at 8 D. m.
Sunday school every Sunday az 2 .. n.
children's singing practice every Friday
at $50 p. N.
German Evangelical Lutheran lions.
Corner Tenth avenue and Stewart streat-
Sunday school, $50 a, m. Sunday services
at io;So a. M. and 7:3o y. n Bihlestunde.
1:s0. and Jugendvere.n. $50 Tnursdav:
evening. Choir practice. Tuesday even
Ing az 9:ao.
German South Seattle Missson-rn hall
near postoitce. Sunday services eve~v
second ard third Sunday OF the month a;
5 .. N. Sunday school services naxs Ann.
Howell street. and W. II. kurtz, 1850 How.
ell street
Holy Trinity. Engiish-Corner Seventh
avenue and Union street Rev. James +,
Eeates pastor: residence so Pike sfraa,
Services at II a n. and 80 p. IN. SUNDAY
school az 1870 p, M. Evening service is 70.
sumed today. Luther League on TUESDAY,
evening.
Pike. Rev. Martin L. Larson. pastor: rec,
dence, li2i Fifth avenue. Sunday services
al 1890 a. m. and p. III. Sunday schoo'
Il N. Bible class or prayer meeting at
The Cent Society meets at p. m. the frs,
and third Tuesdays of the month.
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Mrs. c. r. vandevort, of go Wash
fugfon St., seattle, viii send free To
All Women I'm the World the Self
Home Treatment for Troubles Pc
cuItar to Our Sex.
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INsl nASCE.

ATLAS INSURANCE COMPANY. o,
London-Organizcd 1865. Assets $40 oe1.-
COO Fire losses promptly adjusted e.
nund Bowden, agent Horton Bank
building.
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CLAIRtOYANTS.

SPIRITUAL. Observation-Disclosures and
teaching, pr. tAtShFo. manager. Mrs.
Cheshro. seer; readings daily pubic cir
c)es Monday. Thursday. =, m, - Seat
lie National bank building. Iesler and
Occidental.
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CHlR0PODISTS,

HANNA expert chlroro1is.. Pariors re-
moved 10 Burke building: reception room
ssG All competitors challenge
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-04

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-04

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-04

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Morris tribune., 1898-12-10
The Christmas Boxes.

As was announced last week the
Morris boys of the Fifteenth are not
to be forgotten at Christmas time.
This week J. A. johnson interested
himself in providing for the boys and
SO started a subscription paper, with
which was raised sufficient funds to
purchase many articles fol each Of
the boys. A committee composed of
Mrs. Ward Stone, Mrs. l.. E. Pearce
and Mrs. L. G. Spoone1 purchased the
presents. j. D. Gillespie lending
valuable aid in packing the presents.
The boys from here who were remem-
bered with boxes, were Geo. F.
Flynn, Geo. Hagerman, R. A. Stone,
F. Pusbor, G. Hesler, .. M. Sundel,
E. Dunleavy, [. Christopherson, j.
Calvin, F. Benedict, J. Barrett.
Morris tribune., 1898-12-10
Case Dismissed.

At the councils meeting Thursday
night, the case against Homstad. Il
Nelson was dismissed for want of
evidence. For some peculiar reason,
those who have been making COM
plants turned up missing when it
came to the hearing,
However, while apparently nothing
has been done by ordering this hear
ing, yet in reality, much has been ac-
complished. The council has mac.o
show of its authority and the effect
on the saloons has been salutary,
They now understand that infraction
OF the law will not be tolerated and
that further misdemeanors may very
easily cause the revocation of the
licenses of offenders.