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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

An act Of charity pushes man fur
ther along on the road TO glory than
an act OF heroism.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

From present Indications Canada's
wheat crop this year viii be by long
odds the creates, In the history Of the
dominion. The Ontario government
bulletin. issued recently. shows that
the fall wheat crop will be 75. .ooo. 900.
Of i.ooo.0oo mors than last year. and
the spsing wheat crop e.Soo. 900. or L.
Soo. 900 more than last year. Harvest
operations are now In full swing In
Manitoba. and the wheat crop there
viil probably b about 1900. 900 more
than last year. estimates this year
ranging from to.coo.ooo to *. 1000 900
huehsls.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

Let US reflect that some slight i'm
peria!ism became necessary to put
stop to = portion OF the Imperialism OF
Spain.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22
psAssss ~ .. s,s,>s>,,.

walker. Nina.. Oct. 1.-THE sssrps.
NJ to-nSsrow of the t'illAess isLiass
seeHs e0ufsA. Comn,lIouasf Jooes
w ~ oanl ssofsssoes wMA ~ ~.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

Feiitsssss pays - . ruis, ~ nasy
. oas ~ Iess heavily t1ssssA Q slvil
assSeo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22
The man who loses money on . COCK
aght 10 sure to remember the main

II must be hard on the fingers Of the
Jolly mute who Is always cracking
Jokes.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22
: Weather strips will soon b classsd
- leog felt wants.

some people spend the most Of their
time In nursing animosity.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22
NOT OvERPRODUCTION
THE SUPPLY or WHEAT HAS
NOT INCREASED,

UsassssssasA SsasAssiea Prevs fAaa tie
EsAss - WHEAT HAs Hallsa-00s-
aalf lss FpeAsestsa Aas Ass.aaly
DosraaaeA
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

NS-iS-Des fes nifty Cent?
o,ar>.t>sA tobacco hsbit cure nakss wooh
~ VoaS. bleod PURE Nc. ". Al druGSissA
~ never travel In new shoes" Super:
etitious?' Yes: the last time ! did SO
lost one out of the car window.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

TIE Prince Of Wales will visit rs.
"otssA sssady!" sxelaims the Roch-s.
~ DsoocsAt. svidsntiy feasias that
~ shall 20 iato hystsrics over that
high honor. But the Dsmocrst nscd
~ fsas. We have new military and
naval heroes saoush % sachaia our
sosaieas for loaS tias 70 cone. and
y eo0Das1eea vita then inDeadins
k1n0 oso q snail ADooaat.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

n sssllsss vAs atAst ~ isss ~
~ ~ = boosl sooeeje tAe0Dalvss
~ ~ eooeoo1Go ~ theV aADo epeve
- ~ e1n4o - ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAYA
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine TabletA AL
druggists refund the money II IL fails 70 cure
8a The genuine has l. b q. on each tablet
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

Cheaper house ?" NO: found that my
wife was trying to outdress rich woman
in the same block"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

What did your mothersin- law congress
DOR We talked about how different our
sons-in-law would be II we had brought
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22
Beauty 10 BlosA Deep.

B3aaty IL BIoO1 DeeP.
Clean blood means 4 clean skin. No
beauty without II. Cascarets, Candy Ca
thArttc cleans your blood and keeps II
clean. BY, stirring up the lasy liver and
On today to bsniss pmpe. hrT tns soio Sio,eh
-. blackheada. and that sickly bilious
complexion by taking Cascarets-beauty
for ten cents. All druggists. Satisfaction
guaranteed. l0c. sc. s6c.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

Repeal the war taxes upon industry
and impose taxes upon plu;ocratic In
comes to pay the plutocrstic bond
holders. And. a. the contract so pro-
vides, We may as well pay them In sill
YER
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

The price oe wheat b lower this
year than 1t Was last year: 1t vas low
er last year than 1t vas ten yean ago:
the average price Of wheat has been
falling for the last thirty years. whils
the supply Of wheat, In peoportioa to
population. has been steadily dscreas-
Ing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

Most every woman thinks she will
make = hero of the man she mArrtee-"
generally teaches him the nrst duty Of ,
0oldleF. at least"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22
Pure Blood
Good Digestion

b ADssiea's 0reeasss As1Setss. u; stx toe -
Prepared saiy by c. I. noeA . c.. Lsvsn. Aaas.
Noo1'o 0V11e e.fs slet HeeAaehe. q.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-11

No. 2.s. providing Fer said Improvement
by grading the same and constructing side
walks thereoa, and for an assessment 20
pay therefor by tire mode % payment oy
bonds" has heretofore heea duty cerfineo
70 Eae for eolsctson; s.d TIE .ss2sess r"s
each los and parcei % land II said distriet
must u paid n ten equal annual payments.
with interest upon the whole sum 50
charged and levied. or such instaIrnsnts
thereof as remain unpaid. az me rate .,
ten per cent. per annurn. and said interest
must BE paid annually together with the an
nuai instaiirnents falling due IN each year
Said sums began 20 bear interest on the
Uta day OF October. IsS2, and the 9TH IN
ssallment Of said assessments ana ne IN
the 18th day OF October. ls9s.
Unless paymenl be made OF said INSTALL
ment OF priacipai and said interest on or
before said nth day OF October, lssc. the
same shall become delinquent. and shall
bear interest az the rate OK ten per cent
per annum until paid. and not paid be-
fore the same snail have become ce.In-
queEt, penalty o. five per cent. shall Do
ADDED and the SUNS delinquent SHAH be
entered on annual tax ron fer the earrene
20 delinquent and with the interest Collect
ed as ether taxes. separate account being
kept thereof, and /. not paid within the
tine Fixed for the payment or City taxes,
shall be collected as such taxes are coli
lected, together with such additional
charges or penalties as are authorized to
be charged and collected on other cesln-
quent taxes, and each lot or parcel SO de-
Enquent shall be sold for the amount OF
such assessment with interest and costs. a.
the time and In the manner and by the
e; zane eta as lands and lI Fo sTs sod
City Treasurer Of the City OF Seattle.
Date of first publication, Sept. 3. lSss.
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CONGREGATIONAL Churches.

F,rs.-Colun,b!a City. Preaching at Il 80
a m and 30 p, m.
Kirkland-Suniay services al II a. m
and D N. y. p. 3. G.. K. o. n. Sum
cay school at Il noon.
German OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ave-
rue, between Pine ana Olive. Services AT
II a. N. and 1850 p. m. John q. B!egets.
pastor.
rniversity-T G. wiswe!I. pastor. Sun
day services at II e. III. and I'D p n.
RIb!a school al 1910 2. u. Y. F. g. c. E.
at o. m. Prayer meeting every Thars-
DAY evening at O'Clock.
Eigewa,es,.Rev; J. T Nichols. pastor.
Services az IL a. n. ard y. n. Sunday
school. l2ls ., nj. 7. r. s. c. e. ?. n
Junior Y. p $. c. e, Friday Afternoon at
40 PRAYER ssrv.ces. Friday evening OF
each week.
PlyYaouth-Corner Third avenue and
University street. Rev. w. r. G Temple
pastor. ils. Seneca s,ree;: telephone, Green
81. study a. house. Home usually eaca
morning Sunday services: Preaching at
II a. m. ard p, II. SUNDAY school a. u %
y m Young Peoples Society Christian
Enieavor at p. m Aidwesk prayer meet
ing Thursday AZ 2. n. Every seat free.
Pubic cordially invited. This morning
there w!lI be reception O. new rIaesa1srs
short sermon ana communion. In ina
srening Mrs. Marion Baxter. grand lec-
turer Of DE National ". c. r. L. vii d.
liver All address.
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WHEAT MARKET INACTIVE.
Tonnage on the Way tn Puget Souo1
for Cary0es Relatively small.

Seattle wheat quotations remained quiet
yesterday there being no changes. tbs
ruling offers Of local dealers being IS cents
for No. club and 50 cents for hiussteri.
There was no activity In the market. con-
di,ions being even quieier than they ware
Friday.
The prevailing !assItuce among exporters
Is shown In tho relatively small TONNAGE
en- route TO the Sound. This amounts 70
bu, %. "A tons as against 24,s'3 last year
and SissS In 1896. The decrease is ae-
counted for by the general stagnation Of
the wheat markets all over the world.
there being light deliveries at Liverpool
and other points, including, with the ex-
cep.ion OF slight spasrns OF activity. Min
neapolis and Duluth. This condition win
not be improved until there Ii greater
demand for wheat, resulting In advancing
the price and drawing the grain out vt
storage. or until late in the season. unless
some unexpected Letter deal should oc-
cur.
Most Of the tonnage on the way to Puget
sound Is from the following ports: From
CaIlao, 40 tons; from Cardiff, 2,ss!; Hong
kong, 7a3; Iuu.que, ISIS: Java. l.e5s. Liver
pool. I.s9e. Nagasaki. I5i5: Santa Rosalia,
i,os7: Shanghai. SsI; Sumatga, 1s7. Taku.
SGT
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Legal. NOTICES.


pErEIVER'S SAI1E-N0tace Is hereby
s5ysr that on Monday, September - lsss.
IS o'rlo~k ia the afternoon. ~ she court
~oc-n ~ the United States circuit court
- ,ha city OF Seattle. state OF Wa<a'hS-
tor the undersigned receiver OK 'le
Srxrrs Dredging COMPANY. WI sea- Il,
rnhltc suction 10 ise hishss bidder. .2F
cash. the hydrauac dTc1s~s at-ac1'.."
80 yey,Nt,n their respective boilers, en-
s-5sss humps tackle. apparel furniture.
,rxrhi-ery supplies. scoWs ara poasoo'f
- al che pGp< belonging - said
DNvarx Dredging Company, and tae en-
a.. a,,,,DrY,ert ~ said dge<sgcs. aEl3 also
- nsrsorsi properly ~ every description
~ in the possession q satG recriNer
ard conxtitutiGE pSTt o. $atS 9.S~AtuH
Want, and also al rights owned uy sas1
bowers DREDGING company ~ eliS A'@N
-, rateuss fer tie states % oregon ana
NJ Sbirstar Tha; sald 3refEgts, personal
.,roC.srfy and patent GtSats wssl Se SSsa q
., nsttrwsy: but 10 Ss8 VIII DC feeSste1
sAs~~sS~ ar less than sAi.@s. ana eAcA
Ssss~r VII ~ required II spSesy N ms
IA ne amour. eid sor said dre1ges An
sre.aa aud Python. their boilers. "a
s5nes pnmps. tackle. apaaEea. tAIaa1HI
s.,ursl4es b.sSss. sSowS. iSsEsoG&ls @aa
a..s,snrnag. .as amount nd Eor the per
.sy,xl ,srcrerty OK sad Rover Iftr7isaE
,r~-orary Gems stgUssaG a S5ff o. St.-
s~a4xjus slant and noS iaclGos3 u ire
eosrsutrr ara the amount Ola Tor SAID
patent rseEfs =. 49, -. - =.
nroperty is hacked down ".4i ne feahfeo
- rsry ire amount ~ has bid IN cash or n
- .ss.ffs.i cl1eck 10 I've approved oT sad re
esasef' LOUIS n CAMPBELL,
Receiver % the Eswsss Dredging "a
Dated Sent g. isSA
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Baptist Churches.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. every Gun.
day at Il a. m. and go p. m. Rev j. A II.
Johnson, of Tacoma, breaches every other
sunday Sunday school. 10 a. m Prayer
meeting Thursday evening Al 8 O'Clock An
who understand the language are cordially
invited.
Market Street-Corner Twenty-fouy,h ay-
enue south and Main street. Rev. Thunas
Baldwin, .. D.. pastor. Services on sun
day at IL a. N. and .. m Young Peo-
pies Society OF Christian Endeavor at s:45
r. m Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening at 7:se. Sunday school at is:1s
.. m The pastor has returned from his
vacation and will occupy the pulpit today
FRS, Baptis.-Fourth avenue near James
s.reet--Louis S. Bowerman pastor Rest
dence. lia! Twentieth avenue. Teiephoue
Brown Az Home Bible school Gas a. m:
Corw,n 9. Shank. superintendent: church
services AZ II a. m. and 500 n. m. Morning
subject, "A Soldiers Vow" to be followed
by baptism In the evening. Mr. d. W
Thurston. an evangelist late OF the Plget
sound Methodist conference, will preach
ate o. the University of Washington All
cordially invited. Young peoples meeting
this evening at clock. Subject "Repen-
lance and Conversion led by the pastor.
Swedlsh-Frfin avenae and Olive street.
Rev Andrew Swartz. pastor; residence sDe
olive street. Sunday services at fo:3o a m.
ana 30 D. m. Sunday school at ~ M
Young Peoples prayer meeting at p. n.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at
O'Clock Weekly meeting or Young Peo-
nIa's Society Saturday evening "a o clock.
All who understand the swedish language
are cordially invited.
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FOR STATE FISH HATCHERIEs.
Chamber Of Commerce Meeting u0~
porfant to Salmon Industry.

The next meeting OF the Chamber Of
Commerce promises 20 be OF unusual I'M
por,ance. as Fish Commissioner Little wiz
rs present and give Information as 10 what
IL needed In the line OF hatcherics for tAs
artificial propagation Of salmon. II 10 the
purpose Of the chamber to securs the CO.
operation of all chambers of commerce,
commercial exchanges and boards OF trade
In the state 10 draft measure 20 Be passsd
by the canning legislature approrris tsnG
money for the establishment OF hstckerisA
All men interested In the development
@. the fishing Industry on the Sound are
warmly invited to attend the meeting.
which viii be ct room u Haiiev block. IT
s:se o'clock "wednesday afternoon
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Lutheran Churches,

German Lutheran-Duwamish Mission.
Sanders hall. below Sweeney's brewery.
Services at 2:0 every other Sunday.
Norwegian-Danish-F avenue and
Pine street. s. r.. Tolefson. pastor
Study In basement. Services at II a. m.
German Lutheran-Services In hall, cor
ner Main street and Minor avenue. Ser
the month at 7:S y. N. py the Rev. w.
IL. Behrsns. pastor.
German Evangelical. Lutheran, St.
johns Congregation-sunday. services.
Heights Baptss, Church every nr nais and
third Sunday OF the month at .. m.
Sunday school every Sunday at 2 D. M
Children's singing practice every Friday
at 80 p. m.
German Evangelical Lutheran zion,s-
Corner Tenth avenue and Stewart street.
Sunday school, $50 a. m. Sunday services
a. 1879 q m and a:S p N; Biblestunds.
evening. Choir practice. Tuesday even
ing at 1880.
German South Seattle Missaon-In hau
near postofiice. Sunday services every
second and third sunday Of the month at
day at I p. m. Pastors. E. Knappe. IoIs
Howell street. and w. Fl. Kuriz. 100 How.
ell street.
avenue and Union street. Rev. James +.
Beates. pastor: residence. $40 Pike street
Services at II a m. and 7:3o p. m Sunday
school at l2:so 2: N; Evening service is re-
sumed today. Lu'her League on Tuesday
evening
Swedish Eyangelical-Third avenue. near
Pike. Rev. Martin l. Larson pas,or. res. !.
dencc. 142i Fifth avenue. Sunday services
IL m. Bible class or prayer meeting at !;
.. m On Thursday, services at s o n,
Inc Cent Society meets at s p. N. the f,rs,
and third Tuesdays Of the month.
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Catholic arches.

Sacred Hear.-Saxth avenue ana Ball
s-rset Conducted by TIE Re4enpsor s-A
Rev. Joecph a. kAgtx. &. So. r.. pastor.
Low mass with SERMON q. RI hsgn masA
wfeh sermon ~ D. T. SDsGsy scnoea.
80 p. n Fespers sermon ana oene2lc-
sior ~ . n
CHURCH G. the Immaculate Broadway
and Madison, street Rev 4. Dso-nedi. pas
ter, Rev A Tr5veih and Rev. J. S!cboaSea
ASSISTANTS Conducted by tse Jsssis:s. Lew
rga secs az ard SIS B. m; hisa mass al
f4eSa a. n Sunday scsoos al z0 y n
Evening service AZ fsas p. n
Our Lady 81 Good He.p-Th.-1 avenus
south ard Washington street Eev. y, \.
PretoatS.re nsSfSA knO mlm&A n ~
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NOTICE TO CONTRA CTOES-fenora
Street Sewer IMPROVEMENT

Street Sewer Improvement.
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posAls will lee received by The undersgns
secretary Of the board OF public works up
10 o'clock , IN. Monday. September i2th.
lsts. for the Improvement OF Lenora Street
frpn Eighth avenue 20 the alley between
Fifth and Sixth Avenues. by constructing
pipe sewer along said avenue. together
with al necessary openings, syes, man
hoses, lampaoies. ventlas0rs. flushing
tanks and catch basins. as provided ~
Ordinance No. secs, creating local improve
men; district Nc. II. and in accordance
with the plans and Specifications TOW on
file in the office OF the beard c: public
works
Each bid must he accompanied by Ger
CRY Eofnptroier. for sam not less than
Eve %, per cont. OF the bid and TO bid Will
be considered unless accompanied BY said
check
TIE successful bidder will lie required to
enter into contract ard furnish sa;!sfae-
tory bond for the AMOUNT required by tire
city charter ard tie laws O. TIE state 81
" d 3lngton. within t"b days after being
notified Of 'he award Of the cousrac: 10
him. falling 10 DO 90, the said cheek and
the amount Axsd therein wiI re forfeited
10 t6e city No person "a eligible as a bid
eeT VINO has within TIVE years pvior 10 Tho
letting Of said contract made default n
payment OF sry just claim for Any work
or lancr performed Or any skill or material
furnished pursuant 70 any sach contract
as herein advertised. d who wftnir said
tive years tailed 70 complete any such con-
tract.
Special attention - "a led % article KIN
os .se csty chs.tsr. as now il force. re.ai-
tvg 20 hoC-S cf Labor. sgs6 70 article VIZ,
section 81. sGAs- and :. relating TO bonds
ara suret!es.
Ths heard ~ gpbltc warks reserves the
right 30 rs1eet sEy and all s.1s.
Proposals must Re irdorsed o. eaTslope
BID .er L<Eors Street Sever Improve
naent"
by order ~ tks hoard 81 bubble works
FRANK OLSON Seer ets-g
Data Q: arst publication. September :.
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Salvation Army.

No, hall, corner Second avenue south
and Yesier way-Ensign Bernhard and
Lieut.. Watson In charge: a. m. knee
drill: II a, M holiness meetings. p. m;
family. gathering: p. m. Free ana
Easy"
No 2 hall corner Pike street and Third
avenue--Capt GAIL and Lieut.. Gardner In
charge; 3 a. M, knee drill; II a. IL. holi-
%, M, Free and Easy"
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st. Luke's-Renson. Rev. Lionel A.
We minister n charge. Service and ser
mon az ?. q.
west Ssastle-Services are held every
sunday afternoon at the Halter school a:
z o CLOCK. Rev. George Buxzeile. rector o.
81. Siements church. Officiating.
ST Paufs chapel-warren avenue and
mspuoiisan street. Rev. Lionel A. We;
IA Morning prayer and sermon AZ II
q. noiy Communion on the arst sum
"a. ss or the month at II e. m and On the
taifu sunday AZ a. "A.
81. Mary's-voodland Park. Rev. II. Fl.
Sowen In charge Service and sermon al
p. n Mr.. Wilbur 8. Lewis, lay reader.
lake Green Lake car: get Oh at VinsioW
81 Stephen's-Ballard. Rev. p. e. Hy-
land. rector. Divine service every sunday
at II a. n. and 7iso p. m. The aoly COM
munion is celebrated on the first and
snird Sundays Of the month: on the firss
sunday at II a m, On the third Sunday
Al SD .. m
ST.; casmenrs-rwenty-fourth avenue
eouth and Washington street Rev Georgs
nfsh avenue south. Sunday school. 10
Evening r ssrsics ana and 's ssraon
O'Clock. Celebration OF the holy COM
munion on the FIRST Sunday Of every
aMontn at II q. N. and on the third Sum
gay OF every month at 3 q. N.
81. Marks church. Harvard avenue and
spring street Rev. ]. p. D. Liwyd. ree-
sor; residence. Thirty-sixth avenue and
Madison street: telephone. Brown So.
doars at church. TO II a. m. and TO 80
u a. IN and p. m Bible class for adults,
80 a. NJ. All welcome. Large vested
choir Morning, The Staying Power OF
1hrlst Evening, The Healing OF the
Trinity Parish Church-Corner Eighth
avenue and James street Rev H n
Gowen. rector. Holy communion. $50 a.
m Morning prayer. sermon and litany. II
a m. Evening prayer and sermon. !:3o ..
m sunday school at a:sa d n. Morning
subject, Life Poured Out as Libation."
Evening subject. The Death OF Moses"
Strangers cordially welcomed
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Cntversnl Brotherhood.

Lodge OF Universal observation-disclosures
dav evening al O'Clock, symposium by
members, Hinckley block. room 40 Thurs
s.ay evening. study class TheoSopbicai
society Ia America All meetings free.
The public is invited. Miss Doris Agsers
Will deliver an address this evening on
The Voice OF the silence"
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paon, G. Seattle National Bank build
Ing Services Sunday az II a. m. and 8
- m and Wednesday evening at o'clock.
sonaay school Immediately after the Gun
a.. ssrvsce, Reading room open during
the week from 10 D. m
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IODAYS CHURCH SERVICES.

Hereafter notices in the church direc-
saurch services only ard subjects o. ser
mons Extended musical programmes for
SGncay services and announcements o.
Saurca entertainments will only be pub
.ssnes az Advertising rates Notices Tor
SaS department. should De received al
ms on!ce not late. than p. n. saturday.
"a order 10 insure publication on Sunday
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Meetings hsid in basement of 100 Wash
!ngton street. entrance on alley between
~ 49, syenue south and Occidental avenue.
svsTv evening a. 7.t5 O'Clock. Public cor
S,ajlv invited. Chaplain. Thomas Rees.
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First Christian Church.

First Christian church. Seneca street. be-
tween Third and Fourth ayenGes-J. N.
Smith, pastor. Residence. 2i22 Fourth av-
enue Preaching AZ ii a. Ii. and p. m. :.
sunday school al Gas a. m: Y. p. S. {. r.
at Gas p. n. Prayer meeting Thursday
night
Christian church. La,ona-Sundsy school
at go a. m. No preaching
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Corored baptist Mission.

The colored Baptisss Of the city have
services every Sunday az II o'clock a. m.
ard & O'Clock D. IN. The meetings VIII be
heid in the Young Na;uTalists' nau n the
old university grounds.
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CHRISTIAN Advent meetings are heli at
he corner q Third avenue and Madison
.4reet Or W Chapman. pastor. Prayer
,rssstrg. 1915 - m. Preaching. II a. m.
sunaay school. = - ?. M
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Evangelical Association.

German-Harr.son street and Taylor
avenue. Rev August Ernest. pastor. SO
Harrison street. German preaching every
third Sunday IN the month at p. m.
English preaching every second and fourth
Sunday. Sunday school at SA5 a. m.
Young Peoples meeting az p. N. Sunday
and s %, m. Wednesday. German prayer
meeting every Thursday at p. IA.
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First Free Methoiis;-ei2 Pine street.
c. f. McReynolds. pastor; residence. G1
Pine street, Preaching at II a. M and
P m SUNDAY ,,,es School at S'S p =; m.
meeting Thursday at p. III. Seats free
70 all.
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Al sAs nen's rally this aftsrhoon at 4
w. IL O. Temple Will deliver the address;
subject. Making the Most OF ONES Sells
The scng seryfeA. which begins At as
O'Clock, viii De led by Mr.. Adams. &C PERT
land PRAYER meeting In the general xsc-
ystarys os1lce ~ 80 o'clock. All men.
particularly the young men who are strsn-
Eers In the city. are requested 10 a;t<aa
fnGSn x&sytcex
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Mrs Marion n. Baxter. national AGsn-
cier Of the w. c. r. u, viii occupy Rev.
". II. @. Temples pulpit this evening.
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Mental scieaea

Tsns Mental Scientists NEE; every Sum
day q. Il A. r.. = nsosoplists rooms. HIS
rssss Ia connection. Every Thursday
evening class meets at 1854 Third avenue.
Al, interested 10 higher Spiritual uafosd~
.r.sr, invited Free public treatment given
q. all fnsstinss-
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Mann, Carmel Faith Home.

Meetings are held every evening, except
Man.av al he Mount Carmel Mission
sys Faith Home, corner CT Union street
ard summit avenue. Con Johnson. super
!atsZisut~