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fitting that Ien while ire n,>,,, -,
claims the Ing, and all ths 49,. 'oses aes
a time, it shQd paw a REVERB, -. =. scea
the dead. T1iast fun ,easur. u.e =
ton has beenxacted fror, co.,s. =. acsos
few OF all wlnven, for,b "a ssAavsU
country IN reahess for any co., saeR
cry glorious sstnce mas dssoIs. IN ~
Gle OF homes. these u,ra,r--,.S : %.
have ceased fra their lshor. usrs
works do followAem T,na tss,s a .asR
n,en are ess for them than =.
nose whose sr'S the memory o. nv
deeds may alleviaSbut oan nsys, ueas
All, If hesA the dead
Slumbere&he naini
All. II the larts that ,,.a
II the grief Nd,-but no..
Death will have it 50.
In truth, while itSxults .hs 49,.
thinks with deep egnNon Of tho.s -
sleep in unknown al spntsr Vac
whose names are krowtcnly n INA sa.aseA
they loved and left. the Aarts Of ,bos a's ~S
Oft in happy dreams vi hear ,ns wa, wac
steps of return And team whosa .. ~.
can never die the trihutef un,varss, S.s '0
passion is due and Will ! maid wa
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ing at 7:lJ p. M Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening at $50 p. n. The pub
lie is cordially invited
EniverSityT. c. Wiswell. pastor. SUM-
day services at II a. N. and 80 p: ~.
Bible school al 1910 D. m. Y. +. s. {. f.
at p. m. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening at o'clock.
Edgewater-Rev ]. T. Nichols. pastor
Services at II a. m. and p. m. Sunday
school. i2;l5 p. IN. Y. y. S. c. F.. Z p. m.
Junior Y +. 5. c. f. Friday afternoon at
$50. Prayer services, Friday evening Of
each week.
Ply mouth-Corner Third avenue and Uni
versty street Rev. w. II. g. Temple pas
tor. 1866 Seneca street: telephone. Green 3sl
Study al house. Home usually each morn
ing. Sunday services: Prea ching at IL
d. m. and 80 p. m. Sunday school at "a,
r. m Young Peoples Society Christian
Endeavor al bl3 y. III. Mluweek prayer
meeting Thursday AZ p, III. Every seat
free Public cordially invited. Morning
subject. "Christs Glory Ours Evening
the third of a aere e. on THE Modern Ten
Plaques" entitled. The Annoying Fleas
U.icet or Lies That Escape Punishment
Prof r. NJ. Parkinson VIII preside at the
organ at both services. brief after meet
ing IN the lecture room at the close Of the
evening service. Fine musical programme.
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This evening AZ IFS o'clock -. Mark
choir viii render the second in its series Of
festival SerV Ges for this season. The work
chosen il MendeIssohn's Hymn Of Praise. -
The text OF the composition will be dis
trihuted among the congregation. This
great work Of MendelsSohn was written for
the fourth centennial anniversary If the
art OF printing al Le1psic in $50 II il a
tribute Of praise and the conpossr under
took TO show the trurnFh Il tne rreatiou
OF light over darkness. II being ne sun
day preceding the festival 81 All Saints.
the offertory has been selected from Men
delssohn's oratoTio 80 f.aut." giving part
OF the martyriom of 81 stephen.
The SOLO duartetteo il composed of II -
Mckinney Mss True. Mr. George 4 Ed
mut;ds. Mr.. A. W. Conan; TIE chorus
numbers forty-tive voices. The product on
Is In charge OF Mr.. Charles {. Englehard
orgaGiSt and choir master.
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THE BLACK HOLE OF flANlLA.
Interesting Notes about Our New City
iD tbe Far East.
BY Mai. Percy wills, Second Oregon Volunteers

next morning when / saw il; The head
was lady bruised and the doctors said me
aeart was cut clear IA two The murderer
VIII ne tried by military commission, l
am tod and probably shot.
We were not permitted 20 VISIT taat part
OF tae Black Hole where the prisoner was
c0nfnsd. so went into the open door on the
right Taking a couple o. lighted candles
and stepping low, We eE3sered. After going
a few steps ~ turned 10 the .efi and des-
cendi1g ii short flight o. steps. found cur
selves In me Black Hole Egyptian dark
ness here prevailed. We could scarcely see
each ofaeT by the iIeht Of the candles.
Cropping around the walls We gradually
found out what kind OF place it IL. II Is
4 large room. prooab,y twenty-five by forty
feet constructed with stone walls and an
archprl stone ceiling. There is small win
Gov bat Is il CLOSED and barred and admits
70 ligri. The r0o~n where the prisoner IL.
Il said 10 contain cells. In this black hole
Two hundred ana nifty Fllipinos were con-
fined one nighI last year. 50 we are told.
and tha next morning they were all dead
from sufocaton.
The walls Of this cid Manila are among
the strongest ia the .orld. They are sur
rounded ~ moaf iled with mud and
water and growing Up with iuxurlant grass
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,cws.Y ~ steam launches. Steamers osaW-
ing not more than fourteen feet OF water
come right up the river ana iaTu a INC
docks The river is a busy scene. IL IS
tfI,esi with craft OF all kinds before We
took the city, the Spanish oossructed tho
river channel by sinking snips n IL near
The mouth. These have all been removed
exce-r ore large steamer that Was set On
IRE and burning when We entered the ety.
The Pssig river Is very muddy. Inc cur
rem. Is strong even at the mouth, ana 3
good channel Is easily maintained. WIN
proper dredging, no doubt a channel could
be made that would aasIsilt the largest snli0
to the river and the DOCKS.
Their. is a large brewery here. The Deer
howaye-. is not the kind the American sol
6ier likes II Is dark and thick and tastes
a nttle ike molasses. With true American
enterprise, the Schlitz Brewery Co. nave
sent in a large consignment OF Schiitz peer
and another shipment OF excellent AmsH-
can beer called The Hop Gold" came from
Vancouver. Wash. AS long as our so'diers
will drink beer. it is well they have Inc
best in the market.
MANY American shops have already been
oneued here and the familiar signs OF
..frash pies" American canned goods,
"all kinds of American drinks" ETC, mako
one think OF home. Some or the stores are
naintine out their Spanish signs anu nave
them painted anew in English. the IA
tivess who are capable are trying hafo 10
speak English. SO as 10 hold the americas
trade All the bookstores are soid OUT 0.
their SPANISH English dictionaries ana text
hacks Verify, here is a great opportunity
fer American push, intelligence ana enter
prise to show what they can do But, we
will have to await the decision OF inc
Paris conference and the United states
senate as TO the fate of these islands.
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and bushes This moat is wider in some
places than in others. ranging from forty
TO one hundred feet in width Inc walls
are very high. ranging from twenty 10 forty
feet and wide enough so that l was able
TO ride on horseback on top Of them In
deed. several horsemen could ride abreast
in places These walls are bristing with
cannon and their cres,s are arranged Tor
rifiemen.
Most of the cannon are old muzzle load
ers but there are also many modern guns
of the best makes in the world. There
are many projecting angles in the walls,
these affording a Ranking fire in every di-
rection. Had We not had the aid OF Uncle
SANS powerful fleet. il is my belief that
We could not have taken the city with the
force We have here. Indeed. | think it
would be a job that fifty thousand men
would hesitate TO undertake.
Business is lively in Manila The mer-
chants are reapng a harvest from the
American army and navy. Mr. FIFTEEN, an
EnglLshman here told me they never had
anv such business in their lives as they
are having now. The gold money that our
soldiers and sailors spend in the stores Is
d revocation TO these people.
This country is on a silver basis and sill
Yer is the only money that circu.ates here
Gold was worth s.. 10 A short time age. but
silver has gone up a little and gold is now
worth only s2o5. In other words. the hanks
here will now give twenty dollars and fifty
cents in silver for ten dollar god piece.
Sometimes you can do better with private
parties. one Filipino who was anxious 10
get hold Of a twenty dollar gold piece. gave
Col Summers fifty silver dollars for it.
There is a great deal of commerce here.
SHIPS are coming in ard going out every
day. Our large transport ships have TO an
Choir out in the bay close TO the end of the
hreakwater Their cargoes are brought 10
shore In large fatboats called "cascos. y
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Catholic Churches.

Church Of the Immaculate Broadway
aud Madison street. Rev. \. i4onledi, pas
1ur. Rev \, Triveih and Rev, J Niche son.
assistants. Conducted by the JeSuits Low
u}&~ses a. ana SIS m. high mass AZ
ID % Il m, sunday school AT 80 p. N.
k,Fenlnr seTvice al 80 p. ~.
Sscred Heayt SIKH avenue ana Ben
street. Conducted bs the kedemptorisJs
Rev Joseph y. kautz. = -. r., pastor
I.ew sffaSs with sermon. 4. ul.s high mass
vfta @rR4on. ieaM 3. ~. sunday. school
zgl y n Nsspcys. sermon snI benedie-
uou. % 2. n.
Oar Lsty u Goai He}p-Tbirt avenue
soDtA aai Washington street. Rev. +. y.
Performance pastor. i-2w mass, q. III :.
his1 Mass. lesfa a. IN; benediG1on. -
Is.
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Christian Church Latona, Sunday
school al $50 4. m. No preaching.
First Christian Church-Sepeca street.
between Third and Fourth avenues. J. n.
Smith. pastor. Residence. 2l22 Fourth ave-
nue. Preaching al II a. IN. and SO y, m.
sunday school Al As "a m. Y. p ;. Z. r.
at 6.i5 y. N. Prayer meeting Thursday
night. The church has sold its property
and today viii undoubtedly be the last
service held in the church. 1t is expected
that services will !n The failure be held
in the Unitarian Chur{l.
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Spanish GunbOats AddA :. o-
Iowa State Reakssr

Ao~a S9dte hes9tar.
TWO more Spanish war vssels ara uo-
flying the Stars and Stripa q, ,ha 49,
and are now about ready pc ssrv,ss =
our navy. They are the anh,a.s a.. =
doval and Alvarado, scuttledaaa S,,s 49, -
the Spaniards when they sawrsn.urs - -
inevitable. but raised and ID n,o -.
mission by genuine Yankees. Tier, -.
derSon. the man who cut II rah,. =
CienfuegoS. is in command a "a
doval, anu Lieut.. Bite, the ma us, a.
such excellent WORK as q spy;s -
Rico and near Santiago. is in coena,s -
the AlvaradA The gunboais H. ss.s.
vessels of 100 tons displacement. Inn, !.
Spain in 1884, and credited with ! -
of nineteen knots. They will nSs rs~.
serviceable vessels for duty in q. ,sss
low bays and inlets OF the Cuban sass
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fi-tl@ Robbie Vas entertaining Mr.
Geezeley wa3e Mss Fr.pfserson was uD-
stairs adjusting her back ha.r ana giving
her !acs Il 'ew mat 1ats aith me POWDER
pufT
NJ SISTER saws v3a sin't got IN idea q
harpr -a7 Rchhie
-Indeea- Mr ceezelsy returned when
GaA she say thatg''
"Jist after you waz here she lAet time
She sai1 she seen yoI lookia' Il vcarze!f
IN J1e m.rrog seyeTai tlgn-s aui yra never
laughed w'unSt '~i iegrland Leader
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TheosoIhy.

Philosophical Society, Amanda Lodge
meets Sunday a 80 H. IN. al Ills Third
avenue. near Spring street. All welcome
Lecture by Mrs. NetCe s. Clark, on Life
After DEATH"
The Queen City Theosophical Society in
America meets every Thursday evening At
s O'Clock AT lo1 Maynard avenue for study
All interested in Theosophy are cordially
invited. Sunday evening AT y, IN. in the
A. O L. W hall in Pioneer block. Lecture,
''Septenary in Man and Mature by {.
J. Clark
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EptssoyHt thGrtuss.
ST. iEke's Renson Rev Lionel a.
Wye. minister Ia charge. Service ana scr
mon AZ D.
West seatt!,>~s Services are held every
Sunday afternoon II the taller school al
3 O'Clock. Rev. George Buzzelic. Rector o.
ST Clefaent's cauryh officiating.
ST Mary s-W oodsana Park Rev. IL. III.
Cowcn IN charge. Service and sermon al
) y n Mr. Wilbur \ Lewis, lay reader.
Take Green Lake car. get OF IT Winsow
station
81 stephens Ballard. Rev. l.. +. fiy-
land rector niNiGe service every sunday
al II "A m. ana 7 ~ Z. IT, The holy com
muni0n Is rUie brated on tho urSt and
thlrd sundays OF the month. on the fiFst
Sunday at II a. m. on Use ihifd SUNDAY
al SD n.
~. Paui's CHAPEL Warren avenue ana
Republican str,=ct- Rev. i4onei A Wye,
priest IN charge. Sunday school at 80
a ua. Morning prayer ana sFrfn0n az al
a. Iva. Holy communion Oh The arst sun
day - the month AT Il a N and On tue
taifd Sunday 81 a m
81. Marks church. Harvard avenue ana
Spring street. itev. j i. ID. liwNd. rec
tor. residence. Thirty sixth aNeNac ana
Madison street. Telephone Brown sS3
Hours @t church lo x s.. IA. AMI : &c i,Sa
y, m: telephone, black ieai. service RI
II a ~. Hnle ciasss for adults, - a m.
All welcome Large vested choir en.
ArChdeacan Il ". Appreciate WIZ preach
Festival service - ks3e ehosr tals osssisnk
a. ssIa O'clock
81 Clements Twenty fourth avenue
s0uth and Washington street key. George
BuzZciie. rector. residence 80 T>we nly
nfth avenue soWth. SUn3Ay school. j.
q. IN. Morning prayer and sermoa Al j.
q cloz X. Evening ~srssce zt5 SERMON. s,$
o'ctoek Celebration az Tie Ao5y coaa
uaUuioa on tho first Sunday or every a10At
at Ii a. u.s. aud ga ihe tAifJ s4N1ay ol
every month al a. ~.
Trlsssty Parish C'Aurca - Corner Gasht>
avenue ana I-.srsts street.. Rev Vi. II
.iowen, yector Telephone. black -
slt0ly communion fo "a. a. Aoru q
prayer. sermon and li,auy. II a. "a Esv', ed
prayer ard sermon. 80 +. ID. S'3uIas
s.,aNol 81 &.js "a ao. Morning s4ultCy
""rae igopNrts I>eSpHnayeey ami ID.
cure" Evening Surysct. pat ra fHs
y hoe Arn1or ~ tse3 = rang - cura4-
ally invited.
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psychometrc tests by Mrs Chest1ro. Pub
lie cordially invited. Seats free.
Church Of the Soul l0A5l. First avenue
Pettis' hall Children's progressive lyceum
100 Il. m. conference and mediums' meet
ing az / D. m. Evening service al 10
subject Of lecture being Modern Spiritual
ism as Taught by the Ten Nirgc MS Sub
iect for poem taken from the audience.
Esther Thomas, inspirational minister.
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Evangelical Associations.

German - Harrison street and Taylor
avenue Rev. August Ernest pastor. $50
Sunday at II a. m. and every firsi and
third Sunday ia the month at s p. m.
English preaching every second and fourth
Sunday Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Young Peoples meeting at : p. m. Sunday
and : ~ m Wednesday German prayer
meeiing every Thursday at S D. m.
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

yesler Junction Church~Preaching On
Sunday At II a. M
puwam.sh Church-Danlel Baeley pas
;or. sunday school al 10 a. IN. Preaching
At 80 =. m.
First Th.rl avenue and Pine street
Preaching A II q. III. ana 80 2. m. Glass
meeting al II & m Sunday school a; II 20
>. III. Y. +. :. c. f. at Sis p. N. Prayer
meeting Thursday al % p. m Monthly
meeting the first Thursday OF each month
a. S2o 2. N. Fraachipg by Rev, F. f.
Whitsam, Strangers welcome 10 ali sery~
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First Free Msthodist-sl2 Pine street;
G T. McKeynel3s. pastor, residence 81
Pine street Preaching al II a m. and 5
y m SUNDAY school at s:45 a. m, Young
peoples meeting. I =. m Prayer meeting
Thurs ~ al ; p. III Seals free - all
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Young Meas Christian Association.

''Mens Rally" az ! O'Clock Mrs Marion
y Baxter VIII dvl.y ne address Ms
Baxter was Frances WillarNs chief CO.
adjutor and - probably one of me abI,-st
9cEneH Of the Women : r~Sfl8n TemDer-
ance Union. 5 song service Of fifteen min
uses wia precede the adlyer<s. Al men are
cordially invited 20 oa present 4 spec!a!
invitation is given 70 Young men who are
strangers IN the cltY. SPECIAL music BY
tho Y. ". = A. Gfarfette
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Adiutant Markle. % Snokaro vvsl, has
charge Of the Volunteer work in Washing
ton. vii conduct a special rrss~ting this
evening Ills fHlhiect will =. tt7e Advance
Of the Volunteers" and VIII be gwen III me
Volunteers ot America harracke
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Try This II Troubled With Rh.uma.
tfsnr

Our iltiis boy VAS afflicted Mifn rheama-
t.sn N has knee, and al times unable 70
rSt rs foot IA ;he fi0eE We fYied IL va ?
every Thing 80 could hea~ Of that We
thought world help him We almost gave
Gp IL desps.r. when some nns assvssed III,
Ia Try Ghamberiain's Pain EalFn We al3
80, and the first bottle gave 50 much r. isf
;hst We got a second ore. and. 10 oar sgr-
prise. Il cured him sound ard Heu-J r
Bays, Pastor Christian Church Neosesha
kan For sale by al dealers.
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morning with a Reformation sermon LII
TIERS Zeal fer the Church OF Christ An
nnai caugrega tieuai meeting Monday night
at =. m, after which u programme APP
propriate To Reformation day viii be FEM
dered.
German Evangelical Lutheran. ST.
Johns Congregation Sunday services.
corner Market ana Man, In Rainier
Heights baptist church every first and
third Sunday OF the month at D. M
SUNDAY school every Sunday at T. m.
Childrens singing practice every Friday
AZ Z 80 y, m
Swedish Evangel.cal-Taird avenue near
pike. Rev Martin l.. Larson. pastor. resi-
dence iigl Fifth avenue Sunday services
at IL 70 "A. IA. ani 5 u. nj. Sunday school.
IL m Btple class or prayer meeting at
y IA. on Thursday services At \ y m.
The Cent Society meets AZ = IN. the Hrst
ana third Tuesdays of thc month.
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Room e. Seattle &ztiana, Park build
i.g Services Suta2y At i ~ and T.
"a. tnd Wednesday, evening a. : Sunday
schl+3. Immediately after TIE SIuGay s-rv.
sce. Reading room cpsa auFlcz tAs week
from 81 : J. n.
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Lodge OF tnl'ers Il BrotherhoGd-Sun-
dAy evening at o'clock. Hlnckicy block
room - THURSDAY evening study class,
The.,sophlcaf soeiefy IN America All meet
tngs free. Saaieet th.> evening, ':Qusz
Meeting" Public invited.
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NoryN ian Danish Nethosljst

The NorWe giaD-Dauiss: Methodist church
hold services every Sunday evening al %
@ clock in the German VI. T.. church cor
ner Of Denny way aud Stewart street
Rev (. y. Houge. pastor.
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The Children's Progressive Lyceunl
meets every Sunday morning in Pettis
hall, First avenue, at II o'clock.
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Meetings are held every evening, excep
Monday at the Mount Carmel Mission
and Faith Home, corner OF Union stree
and summit avenue. Con Johnson, super
intendent.
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Every Thursday

class in connection. Every Thursday
evening class meets at l3lgia Third avenue
All interested in higher spiritual unfold
ment invited Free public treatment given
at ali meetings every Sunday evening at
80 o'clock The society meets in the
Acme Business college room in the Seattle
National Bank building. The subject this
evening will be Love" Mrs. Macdonald
viii read a paper. 10 he followed by others
of the society.
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s8tored baptist Mission.

The ool7vei Rap.ts's II the city have
established a mission. whsch Nj, held
services every Suulay ~ "a o'clock q NJ,
and o'clock p N. The meetings VII he
ie.d IN tne Young NAtHraIisTs aaG in Sc
Old Gu}S~Ts y grounds
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g-hr3sf}aa Advent Fn@siiagS are h.l6 at
the co.Ger ~ Tntrd AVe8ue and II talsos.
street isr y. Chapman. pastor PRAYER
ulretlng I8-ls q. m Preaching u a II,
Sunday scheoi. = D, T. m
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Cumberland Presbyt

Cumberland Presbyterian - Twenty sec
ona avenue and East Cherry Preaching
al II a. m and 40 p. m. sunday school
a 1@,l5 D. m. Junior EndeaVar Society at
$50 T. m. y. T. :. {. T.. NJ 80 p. m
Church prayer meeting Thursday al 80
- m
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Christian Alliance.

The Christian Alliance meets al go p
m. every Sunday. and on Thursday at
.. m. in their hail. 5e7 Union street. be
tween Third and Fourth avenues, neal
Armory hall.
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baptist Churches.

Norweg ian. DANISH Services every Sun
day al II Il. m and "a y. III. Rev j A.
H. johnson. Of Tacoma. breaches every
other sunday Sunday school. II 4 m.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at \
o'clock All Who understand the language
are cordially invited.
Market Street-Cofncr Twenty fourth
avenue south and Main street Rev
Thomas Baldwin. l.. u. pastor. Services
on sunday at II a. m ard Go p. m Young
Peoples Society 9f casisgian EnaeaVpr at
6.Sa T. IN Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening Al .Sn Sunday school Il. l9t5
q. IN Morning. s8Niect AS ths. Dow INTO
lsgael." Eyening. The Lame Man
Headed
Swedish FIflh avenue sra Olive stree,
Rev. Andrew SWaffg pastor. residence. 5S
Olive street. Sunday services "A, to.S9 A.
IN. and .sl Sc IL sunday school at - nj,
Neunk IvoWse.s PRAYER meeting az : p IN
Prayer meeting Thursday evening az :
O'Clock Weekly meeting ~ 1ounz Pe0-
pls Society Saturday evening at \ c. clock
Al! Who understand ta,- Swedish language
are cordially invited
FIRST Baptist FopftA aVen4a Pear James
street.. Louis :. b@@ rnan. pastor Res
6e0ce. tin Twentieth avenue Ts.enaane.
Nfoan AZ Here Estte school % 4 ~ .
Covwi7 :. Shank, Ef.prTtattrdsrt. .eaur,h
services az q 4. u3. sf3 :, IN Morning
subject. "I'a.ahle nf To TIRES second II
thr series -far8rls> - she tEnesl1sa. -
Evening s~b}r,-f '-1ae Great Invitation. ''
Al are cordially iaH5teL Nourr people $
iflE<'StuE tasS evening AZ &..1 o'cIgVk
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The InrCturninK Dr0Nc.
Now York Tribune.

New Ork ITIUUiIt.
Preparations for joyful welcome to the
returning heroes of the war have not even
for the moment obliserated the recollection
of those who will never return. And it is
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IODAY'S CHURCH SERVICES.

Hereafter notices In the church dHsc-
tory Will bo confined IL announcements OF
church services only and subjects OF ser
mons. Extended musical programmes for
Sunday services and announcements Of
church entertainments viii only Ia pun
lLshed at advertising rates. Notices Tor
This department should be received at
this office not later than y IN. saturday.
IN order 10 Insure publication on sunday
morning.
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Unitarian Church.

First Unitarian church-Seventh avenue
between Union and Pike streets. No serv.
ices until further notice.
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The Measa3 Scientists meet every sur
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