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Lutheran Churches.

German Lutheran-Duwamish Mission,
Sanders hall below Sweeney's brewery.
Services at 2.3o every other Sunday.
German Lutheran-Ssrvices in hall. cor
per Main street and Minor avenue. Ser
vices every second and fourth Sunday Of
the month At I;S y. m. by the Rev. w.
II. Behreus. pastor.
German South Seattle Mlss.on-In hall
near postoffice. Sunday services every
second and third Sunday Of the month at
3 p. m. Sunday school services next Sun
day at p. m. Pastors, z. knappe, 1915
Howell street. and w. II. kurtz. 1oao How
ell street.
German Evangelical Lutheran Zion's-
Corner Tenth avenue and Stewart street.
Sunday school. $50 q. m. Sunday services
At At, 1870 = m and .:so p M Biblsstunde.
evening. Choir practice. Tuesday even
Ing at 1880.
Norwegian-Danisb-Fo avenue and
Pine street. S. r. Tollefson. pastor.
Study In basement Services at II a. n
and p N.
avenue and Union street. Rev, James f.
Beates. pastor; residence. $40 Pike street.
Service at IL a. n. No evening service.
Sunday school at 1870 p. m. Service on
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
German Evangelical. Lutheran, St
corner Market and Main. In Rainier ta:
Heights Baptist church. every first and
third Sunday OF the month at D. m.
Sunday school. every Sunday at p. m
Chiidren's singing practice every Friday
1t 80 p. N
Swedish Evangelcai-Third avenue, near
Pike Rev Martin l.. Larson, pastor: resi-
dence, 142l Fifth avenue. Sunday services
at 1880 a m. ana p. m. Sunday school,
p. m On Thursday, services at D. m.
The Cent Society meets al D. M the first
and third Tuesdays OF the month.
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INDIANS RoUr THE AGNES.
SEATTLE Team Defeated e. to BY
the puynliups.

epec.ai Dispatch 10 the Post-Intalilgencer
TACOMA. Deo Ie-Tha Acme football
team. made Up OF students OF the Seattle
business college. went up against a hard
eefest at the hands OF the eleven OF the
fuyallup Indian reservation here today by
Ascose OF 81 TO S. The visiting Seattle team
put Up a stubborn game, but they were
efermAfched. Their score OF 5 Points was
Protested against By the visitors but after
much argument was In the end declared
legitimate and allowed. The Indian eleven
y putting up better game every time Il
eenfers The field and bids fair 10 keep TO the
Ircnt among the amateurs OF the North
Nes,.
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TOO MUCH MORPHINE.
Not Known whether IL Il . Case of
Accident or Not.

SssScsal nsratch to tire rost-InseIilg~slcer
MON TEsANo. Wash. Dec. fa--Ises A.
'.asa 81 0Aky.iie. this county iiea this
s.Ssfnscn from an overdose OF morphine
tsxsn a the Maafssano hotel In thss ctiv.
sae vas heard groanng some time before
49, AID WaSn parties want 10 his room
rs 9ucvfssS- so9ss. Physicians were I'M
So. aeeiy called. ous X WAS too late. They
sS-.e net arouse HIM. and Re dtsS about
c.asock- IL = not known whether tire
Sssfiose Ma IA accident or taken wi.h
sssse.ssl intent.
s.saIs years ago he nearly met WITH his
go $50 from fAe same causes. bat wxS dis
$500 IN ttras 10 oe aroused lie haG
f.. Ntafnt1 from Per- ia nj. where he bad
resr AtsS-hE course OF treatment fer Tho
S,ssa4ae naot. The deceased was we'll
s~sasy ard was wei Esed. lie leaves A
a.. Mrs Charles Paul. in tais county,
sa-~~sS near relative he had. lie Was
sS| I-eFly frNn ] on sN!lse Ky
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Special Dedicatory Services.

The Spiritualist society known as The
Church OF the Soul will hold a dedicatory
service in the new quarters in Odd Eel
A special musical programme will be given.
The object Of the society 10 to unite all
that is best. as taught in the three leading
religions OF the present, Christianity.
fam
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It's the Kind OF q Name.

A prince In Russia is as commonplace
as plain Mr." in England or the United
States. and Il denotes just about as much
social rank. Beer in this country. to many
people Is Just beer. and they recognize no
difference. But 10 these who have made
study OF the materials used in beer, no
other Is so pure as Rainier Beer" adv
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IODAYS CHURCH SERVICES.

Hereafter notices In the church direc-
tory VIII be confined to announcements OF
church services only and subjects OF ser
mona Extended musical programmes Tor
Sunday services and announcements o.
church entertainments win only be PUB
i nsned q advertis.ns rates Notices 20.
tbs Office not later than p. m SaiurcAy.
IN order to insure publication on Sunday
morning.
Episcopal Churches.
ST Likes Renton. Rev. Lionel A.
mon at p. m
West seatsie-Servsces are held every
sunday afternoon at the Hailer scnooi g g
O'clock Rev. George Ruzzelle, rector OF
81 Clements church. Officiating
st. Aary's-Woodland Park Rev. H. II
Gowen IN charge. Service and sermon ~
: p. IN Mr.. Wilbur S. Lewis, lay reader.
Take Green Lake car: get or at Winso"
station
St Stephen's-Ballard- Rev. p. T. Hy-
ha rector az Dyiss service sseI So,S u eo
munion is celebrated on the first and
third Sundays OF the month; On the Gfs
SUNDAY at II a M. on the third eunoAy
~ $50 p M
St Paurs Chapei-warren avenue and
Republican street. Rev. Lionel A. wye,
priest In charge. Sunday school at s:4e
4 N Morning prayer and sermon Z.
=. III flS4y communion On t0e -. - 49,
day OF the month At IL q M and On 1as
third Sunday at q N.
St Marks church. Harvard avenue ana
spring street Rev. J. p. d. Liwyd. rec.
tor: Residence. Thirty-seyen.h avenue ana
Madison street; telephone. Brown 3D.
hours OF study, daily. TO II q m teie-
phone, black 1851. Sunday services: Holy
Communion at S q. N. Sermon u a. m
Evening service and sermon at 1850 p. IN:
Bible e.ass every Friday evening al a:9o
p. m bapusms last Sunday In the month
at p. 70. Morning subject: Questions
Addressed to Our Christian Science
Friends" Evening subject: The New
Bible" All welcome. Large vested choir.
ST Clements Twenty-fourth avenue
south and Washington street Rev George
Buzzelle. rector. residence, $50 Twenty
nth avenue south. Sunday school, 10
q m. Morning prayer and sermon at IL
o'clock. Evening service and sermon, 1880
o'clock. Celebration of the holy COM
nunion on the first Sunday Of every month
at II q m. and on the third Sunday Of
every month at q. M
Trinity Parish Church - Corner Eighth
avenue and James street. Rev. II. H.
Gowen, rector. Telephone. Black Se1.
Holy communion. 7:3o a. m. Morning
prayer and sermon. II a. IN. Evening
prayer and sermon, 7:30 p. M Sunday
school at 9:i5 q. m. Morning subject:
The Prophecy of joel" Evening sub
Ject: 'Christ's Reception by the People"
Strangers cordially invited.
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The Progressive Spirituaiists' Society
will hold services every Sunday afternoon
ard evening In Masonic temple. entrance on
Pike street. Mrs. Ada Foye, pastor. Today
At .. M. conference meeting. At 7:3o p.
m. Mrs. Feye will lecture Seats free
All are invited. Lecture this evening, to
be chosen by the audience. To be followed
by tests and messages.
The incorporated Seattle Spritual,sts'
Association. branch OF the National meets
Sundays at 80 and 7:30 p. M In Forest
ers hall. SIS First avenue. near Marion
street. At 1;3o p. N. conference. subject:
rs Suffering Absolutely Necessary for the
Development of Humanity Into a Spiritual
Condition OF Life?" Followed by tests and
spirit messages At 1880 p. m. lecture by
Charlie Anderson. the Boy Orator OF
California. Tests and spirit messages
Public cordially invited. Seats free
Church of the Soul, Odd Fellows Hall.
Germania Building. corner of Second ave-
nue. and Seneca street. At II o'clock.
dedicatory service, subject: Our New
Home" Chldren's progressive lyceum.
1880 p. m. Conference and psychic meet.
ing at 100 o'clock. Esther Thomas, inspir-
ationai minister.
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Rev. Fl. H Gowen win give his third
lecture on THE Principles and Policy OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
Acme Business College rooms. Seattle Ma
tional Bank building, at 3 o'clock this
afternoon. Subject, THE Church in Amer
ica," preceded by short service and music.
All welcome.
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Volunteers Of America.

Inc volunteers OF America viii hold an
old-fashioned class meeting this sfrsrnnon
a. O'Clock. At the barracks, l1s1s Second
avenue south. The usual meeting viii be
neio TINS evening at o'clock. Capt Nc
CislIand in charge
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New Mil for Tacoma.

spscsA Dispatch 10 the Post-In,elIsgencer
TACOMA. Dec. io--Nhs, il 80 be known
- TIE Airline Sawm.lf Company was today
sncesiofated here. With q. L. Esggs w r.
ae.kes and ii l.. Robbins. as promoters
ana officers. The mill Is intended 10 he To-
sAtee m Ola town. and 20 Go a general
humber business
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McTeigh Case Almost Ended.

The McTeigh timber land case, which has
been on trial In the United States court
for the past three days, will go TO the
struetions Of the court remain to be
given. The attorneys argued the case yes
terday
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SCOTT-In Seattle, Saturday evening. De-
cember 10. 1895. to the wife OF John A.
Scott, q sop-
QuINBY-In Seattle, Friday, December g.
1888, 70 Mr.. and Mrs. v. Quinhy. daugn-
ter.
OOSPER-In Seattle. Wednesday, Deem
Der I. 1885, to MIR. and MIS- Frank Casper.
a daughter
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Fron the HonoIulu Gazette.

Died: wncox-In this city. a; u:5o a
m. November - 1885 Elizabeth Kaa-
kaualan,nui Northumberland. beloved
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs, Robert ". VIII
cox, and grandniece Of Mrs. r s. Pratt,
aged 10 months
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Song service begins at s:45 o'clock this
afternoon. Mems Rally at O'Clock.
Address by Rev W. H. G. Temple pastor
OF Plymouth Congregational church. Sub
lect Gods Eye" Social singing By tho
Y. III. G. A male quartette. All men. par
ticularly young men who are strangers in
the city. are cordially invited to attend
is open Sundays from noon until O'Clock
and young men are welcome to spend their
afternoons there
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Co,oreA baptist Mission.

TIE coicred Rsptists of the city have
sses hIsshed a mission. which will hoIi
serytres every Sunday at II O'Clock a. "a
ara s O clock ?. n. The meetings VIII De
he'd In the Young NAturAlistS hall Ia tie
ola university grSdSaA
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TheOsOphy.

Theosophical Society. Amanda Lodge
meets Sunday at 1880 p. m. at Ills Third
avenue. near Spring street. All welcome
Lecture: 1.-THE Future That Awaits U.s."
by Mrs l. p. Bush Inquirers' class every
Monday evening and study meeting every
Wednesday evening.
The Queen City Theosophicai Society In
America meets every Thursday evening az
o'clock at i1I Maynard avenue for study
All Interested In Theosophy are cordially
invited. Sunday evening at p. m In the
devotional Side Of Thcosophy," by Mrs.
&. A SchwagerL
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K ]. Cpyis. dasrsct passenger agent, ard
A. q Calder. travelling passenger agent ef
the Canxalan Pacific arrived frars VAN
coaver. n .. las; Night ana wsl IA o. -
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Salvation Army.

No. hall. corner Second avenue south
and Yesier way-Ensign Bernhardt and
Lieut. Watson In charge. Nine a. m.. knee
drill: II a. m. holiness meeting: .. m.
family. gathering; .. m. Free and
Easy"
No. 2 hall. corner Pike street and Third
avenue-Capt- Gill and Lieut.. Gardner in
charge. Nine a n, knee drill; II g. m.
holiness meeting; D. m. family gather.
ing; p. M. Free and Easy"
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

EMERsoN-In Seattle. December Z, MI
Emerson, age Is. Funeral tomorrow at
$50 from the Church OF Our Lady OF
Good Help. Special train to Calvary
cemetery.
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EvapxeIical Association.

German - Harrison street and Taylor
avenue. Rev. August Ernest pastor, $40
Sunday at II Q. m. and every first and
third Sunday In the month at D. m
English preaching every second and fourth
Sunday. Sunday school az s:45 a. m.
Young Peoples meeting at p. m. Sunday
and .. N. Wednesday. German prayer
meeting every Thursday at D. N.
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Christian Church.

Christian Church-Latona- Services
morning ard evening at II 4. n. and 100
o. m. Preaching by Rev. Jay b. Edward
Sunday school after morning service
Lords supper celebrated this morning.
First Christian church--On Seventh ave.
rue, between Union and Pike J. ".
Smith. pastor. Residence Z2e Fourth
avenue Preaching al II a H. and 7:30 ..
M. Sunday school at s:s5 q. m. Y p
C. e a: SIS p. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
CAV night Comfortable auditorium and
seats All are welcome The auxiliary to
the Christian Woman's Board OF Missions
will conduct the service this evening.
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Services Of Mrs. Marion b. Baxter.
Mrs. Marion B. Baxter will speak this
evening at the Reformed Presbyterian
church, $50 Harrison street, by invitation
Of the pastor, Rev. Weinert
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Lecture BY Rev. A. w. Martin.

Rev. Alfred W. Martin will deliver the
fourth in his series OF lectures at Ranke
hall this evening at o'clock. His sub
tect VIII be The Gospel Of Ralph Waldo
Emerson" Illustrative gems from Emer-
sons works will be introduced into the
lecture. All are cordially invited
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Presbyterian Churches,

l 4
worth. d. D, pastor, Services a. and
$50 p m. Union Sunday school a. II N
Second. North Seattle Third averns
north ard Harrison street Rev w
Major. pastor; telephone Lake ST. Preach
Ing al Ii a. m. ana 7;So D. m, T. p s. c.
at s:4s p II Mld-Sesk meeting. Thursday
al 10 p m
weLsh-Seventh svsnus and Olive stree.
Rev william Davis. pastor. Services 81
70 30 q n. and p N Sunday school =:
2 % r. N. Class meeting WEDNESDAY Al 7. IA
2. n All friends ara cordially Invited to
attend these services
Calvary Presbyts ris1--Corrsr OF Twenty
fourth avenue and King strees-Rev. non
aid Rcss. pastor; residence 81 I>ve7.v
fourth avenue Services al Il A. m a-f
T.Ss ?. m. every sabbath. r p. 8 r.
at 80 p. N. Prayer meeting every Thurs
Els
United Pres eyssrsan, corner ot Sixth ava
nas and Seneca s<reet--R Z I4anniEx
pastor. Usually In the study az tie churen
f.ae p M. Sabbath school at sts N
<. r. meets at % ?. H. Mid-week prayTr
nee,sng on Thursday evening a 40
o'clock. Seats free All are invited i,
Morning saelsct How saan We Escape -
Evening: SET determination" prepsra-
terry for communion service next Sunday.
First OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fourth ave-
rue ard Spring street Rev. A. l. Hutchs
zen. u. d. pastor. residence. SIC Spring
street Ts:eehone. SO sts Services a, i
D n Christian Ezatesvor a; els sest.
free Morning: "A More Excellent WAY"
Evening: no 10 JesGs7' Sfrh OF "a
riss on Questions OF the Bile" Good
music with chorus choir.
Congregational Churches.
Fsrxs-ce'urrha City. Preaching At II -
Z N. and - p. a.
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SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS
seattle-Maximum temperature, Is; min
inlum 81 mean. IS; weather partly cloudy:
no rain.
Maximum wind wclocity-Fort Candy. S3
miles east: Portland. - miles east.
g. n. SALISBURY,
Section Director. Weather BUREAU
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esr Frane4sco Friday afternoon with pas
eenrern and 80 tons Of freight She Win
IN a thn gosassn TIP TUESDAY moxuinG
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Catholic Churehes.

Church of the Immaculate Broadway
and Madison street. Rev. A. Diomedi. pas
tor: Rev. A. Triveln and Rev j. Nicholson.
masses at and sis a. M: high mass at
1880 a. N. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m.
Evening service at 7:30 p. m.
Sacred Heart Sixth avenue and Bell
street Conducted by the Redemptorists
Rev. Thomas Brown. pastor Low
mass. with sermon. a. M; high mass,
with sermon. 1890 q. m. Sunday school,
2:S0 2. m vespers. sermon and benedic-
ton. 7:30 D. n.
Our Lady or Good Heip-Third avenue
south and Washington street. Rev. f. x.
Prefontatne, pastor. Low mass. a N :
high mass. 1920 a m; benediction. 7:S0
p. N.
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.rv Services Sunday a. Il a. m
ara Wednesday evening a; 6 SUNDAY
school Immediately after the Sunday serv.
sce. Reading room open during the week
from 10 p "a
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Mount Carmel Faith Home.

Meetings are held every evening, except
MONDAY, at the Mount Carmel Mission
and Faith Home. corner OF Union street
ana summit avenue. Con Johnson, super
intendent
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Portland. Or. Dec. 10, 1885
Rain: warmer.
q. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
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Hat. on in olympia

s -, dispatch - me rost-fntefilrencsr
1Lf MFlA. Dec. E9.--One cf the sr~t mea
sIIes TIA, viii proaahly cerne before ~ .
r+ec.sd csty courca - an orst.narcs
Aoslsa ~. aigh bat IN taeaters ard
Ssces u amusement.
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The Norwegian Danish Methodist church
holds religious services every Sunday az II
a "a ana so p. IN. in Fried's hal, on
Nsnfn avenue between Pine ard Olive
STREETS sunday school a. i2:ia- Rev c. I.
Honson, OF Tacoma viii preach this even
Ing All Sc4ndinaytans invited Rev. G
y. HouGe. pastor.
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Free Methodist Church,

First Free Me,hodist-si3 Pine street.
G e NcReynolds. pastor; residence. si3
pin. street Preaching at II a. "a. ana 4
o m. Sunday school at Gas a. m Youns
peoples meetlns. D. N Prayer meeting
thursday AZ p. m Seats free 10 all
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The Children's Progressive Lyceum
meets every Sunday morning in Pettis
ball. First avenue. at II o'clock
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Third avenue. Chssd-en's Wee Wisdom.
class in connection. Every Thursdnv
evening class meets At l3laas Th,rd avenue
All Interested in higher spiritual untold
~ Al meetings every Sunday eyensnr AZ
80 O'Clock. The society meets in the
Acme business college room i. the Seattle
National Bank building.
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Meetings held &c basement q Loo Wash.
.nrror street, entrance On alley between
Frs, avenue south ana Occidental avenue.
every evening af rs O'Clock Pubic cor
daily invited Chaplain. Thomas Reea.
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ss~csa' Ds~ascs 20 the pos.-rn.-E,fxe,sn.-
Dec is.-T-ae xoscsal DIS
senf % the Past-IrsesIigeno~r fran
ses On December :. stating tAas n l..
$3.50 Passed worthless cae<kE - untrue
~ E0n1Ia r. ~ 6Snsfn N
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Tho Mentai Scientists meet every Sum
iax a u q 10. Theoeophies9 geo1nA VA
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baptist Church ca.

lan-Danish-Services every Sun
day at II q. N. End 73o D. m. Rev J. A
H. Johnson. OF Tacoma. breaches every
other Sunday. Sunday school, 10 a. m.
PRAYER meeting Thursday evening At s
O'clock All who understand the language
ara cordially invited.
Market Street-Corner Twenty-fourth
avenue south and Main street. Rev
Thomas Baldwin. d. d. pastor. Services
on Sunday at II A. n and 80 p. m. Youre
Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor AZ
&c .. m PRAYER meeting every Thurs
day evening at 80. Sunday school al ls:I5
D. m. Morning subject: THE Heart"
Evening: Jesus. the Church Ts IL the
Rich Mans Club or the Poor Mans Re-
sort?''
Swedish-FTfth avenue and Olive street
Rev. Andrew Swsrtz, pastor; residence 5S
Olive street Sunday services al 1890 A
M and go .. m Sunday school al ~ m
Young peoples prayer meeting al ! p. m
Prayer meeting Thursday evening al s
PIES Society Saturday evening at 8 O'clock
All who understand the Swedish language
are cordially invited.
street Louis =. Bowerman pastor Res
denee i4gs Twentieth avenue. Telephone
Brown IA. Home Bible school, Gas y m |:
Cor1in $. Shank. superintendent: church
services az II a N. and ia .. M All ara
cordially invited Young peoples n1eetire
this evening a. SO o'clock Morning suh
tect: Sent a Look At Life and Its pI,r-
rsasa" Evening subject: 'MAphiboshs.s, -
Good gospel singing. Subject Of Y D
meeting: The Beloved Disciple Mia
Hattie Hastings. leader.
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Christian Alliance.

The Christian Alliance meets at $50 o.
m every Sunday. and on Thursday at 2
tween Third and Fourth avenues. near
Armory hall
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Yesler Junction Church-Preaching on
Sunday at Ii 4 m.
Duwamish Church-Daniel Bagley. pas
tor. Sunday school At 10 q m Preaching
At 30 p. m.
First - Third avenue and Pine street
Preaching at II O. N. and 40 p. m. Glass
meeting at 10 q. m Sunday school at 122o
p. m. Y. P. s. c. E. at Sis p. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday at $50 p. m. Monthly
meeting the first Thursday OF each month
at $50 p. N. Preaching by Rev. r. T.
Whitman. Strangers welcome to all ssrv-
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Christian Advent meetings are held at
tne corner OF Third avenue and Madison
street Dr.. W. Chapman. pastor PRAYER
meeting, le-l5 q "A. Preaching, II q m
Sunday school. H:o n "A.
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