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Weish--Scvcush avenue ard olive stree.
Rev. Wsilam Davis. pastor. Services at
ieN a. m. and Q. m.
Renton Charea--Rcv. George F. Whit
worth. y, d. pastor. Services at : and
s;b .. m. Union Sunday scaooi at Il a. IN.
Second. Novth SeatsIe-Ta,rt avenue
north ard Harrison street. Rev. w A
Major pastor. Preaching a. II 4 q, ard
: =. NJ y. r. 5, c. f. at p n.
Calvary PreshytsrSsn-Corner Of Tween
ty-f1urth avenue an3 King stree. Rev
Donald Hnsx. passcr: residence III Txen~
fy-fouyth avenue Services AZ II a. "a ana
i.2 ? IN every Sabbath.
United rresny terra --Corner OF Sixth
avenue and Seneca street. r T.. tanning
pastor. Services Ills g. N. ard s D. m
Sahhafh srhres .a-fa q m Q e a N,
Weekly prayer meeting. Thursday, ..g
y, III.
f1Tss rrssbys~rsAs--&'a-Her Fourth awe.
nne ard Spring street Rev. A. l., Hatch-
sson. p II pastor. Services a. i a N
aad 80 = ~. San4ay school ~ /. - y n.
Christian En3eavS- a. s.iA Seats free
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The Mental Scientists meet every Sun
day at II a N. Theosoph.sts' rooms, Ills
Third avenue Thursday evening al
o'clock. The socsety Is reading Miss II.
Emily Cady's course o! Lessons on
truth"
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aNesrnsn IutAersn-~rsstwas7aisa nssasaa
Nccr's ha1 below swevnsyx esewevy,
VICES ~ 2s& every ether SGn3ay.
0RmAn Evangelical Lutheran Zsnc's--
Ensf Tesse avenue and Stewart street
h ~ lay sSaeoi. 81 O. 81. Sunday scrvsces
4NS > ~ and 10 8. s.-
Soss TF.nisy, Esgi.sn-Co-nsr Seventh
1te nna TGson street.. Rev. James p
sses pastor. Services tctay ~ ii . "a
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Ma-ssg Sg-ses-Ccrze- Te~nsv~sour.a
avsnSs sossa ara Main stree. Rev
1hersAs BALDWIN, u n. raecs, Services
en- sunday At L - "a. and : - . M
r. r. = G T. ~ ~ ?. VA
Ssywegiaa-ran.sn-Ser every Sxn-
cay a. II .. H. Asa - p IA Rev. J. n
H. JssEsar. oe x1oA1A pseAoAao ever
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street. Louis 3. Bowerman, pastor. Morn
evening. Mrs. G. n. Reynolds. worlds sec
rotary Of the Y. w. c. A.. will speak.
Swedish-Flfth avenue and Olive street
Rev. Andrew Swartz. pastor. residence, eoS
Olive street Sunday services at io:S a
Young peoples prayer meeting AT p. m
Colored Baptis- Church-lsi! Madison
street. Rev. Eugene Harris win preach at
I a. m. and ?. m sahiseis Americas
Him.
Fremont Baptist Church-Rev. J. cairvis
hoiGs services every Sunday at Brow
building. Services at II q. M and $50
.. IT.
Chr1stian Church.
Christian Church - I.atona- Services
morning and evening FIRST and third Sun
days In the month. Rev. J. H. Edward.
pastor; residence. Log Fourteenth avenue
south.
First Christian Church,. n. Smith.
pastor Residence. Ella Fourth avenue.
corner Pine street and Third avenue.
Preaching at Ii a. m and p. m.
Methodist Protestant ChsPches.
Yesler Junction Chureh-Preaching on
Sunday at II a. m.
Duwana!sh Church-Dsniei Bagley, pas
tor. Sunday school at 10 q. m Preaching
Al 80 o. m.
FSrst--Corner Third avenue and Pine
street: Rev. Frank +. Williams. pastor.
The First Methodist Protestant church
and the First Christian church. Rev, J. ".
Smith, pastor, have united their services.
Mental Science.
Meets at issiis Second avenue at 73o ..
m. Subject. Healing" All are invited
Cumberland Presbyterian.
Cumberland Presbyterian Twen,y-sec-
and avenue and East Cherry street. Rev.
Elmer z. Thompson. pastor. Preaching at
II a, m. and 80 .. m
Theosophy.
Thsosophieal Society. Amanda Lodge
Meets Sunday az s p m a. Ills Third
ssss near sss.ins :1 sy A. som ms'0ms
Barnes.
The Queen City Theeeosss.icai Society In
America meets every Sunday evening at
neer block. I-c;ure, The Practical vaius
OF Taeosophy." by Mrs. Park.
spirttuaits~.
Canrch % the Soul odd Fellows hall.
Germsn;a building. Mrs Nageil will lee
ture 81 ia p. m. closing with tests ard
Spirit messages
The Progressive sgsrftaaiists' Society
will held services every sunday afternoon
~ o'clock and evening IN Masonic Tenn
pie az 7s3a O'Clock. Mrs. Ala Faye pas
tor. Erensng lecture and tests. Seats free
The Incorporated Seattle Spiritgaisssss
Association. branch OF IN. National. meets
Sundays IA Foresters' hall. SIS First ave-
nae. Afteynesn subject. ~ Tat Is Sao-
cess IA IAseT-'
Second spsYf,uaiist church meets every
Sunday a. 80 .. M. In A o. T.. w. hail
FIRST avenue ard Marion street Mira
AG2.s swan. yassor
Salvation Army.
No han-Corner Pike street ara Teiri
Rs@sla Captain GIN and Lieutenant
Gardner ia charge Nine a m ane@ d~ssI.
II r. IN holiness meeting o. III family
gstasrfng; =. III Free ard Easy"
Ne. hxsI-torner Second avenue south
ard Yesler Nay. Ensign BernhAr3t ana
Lieutenant Watson in charge Nine u IA
kEes drsl. - a. IN. holiness meeting. :
2 m tassily gathering: D. n, Free and
Easy
tufvessat Ne1igtSa-
Es~. A E Martir. Meets Sunday even
.nG AZ P m Subject. Is the Weird
Growing Better
Evangelical Asse<tatton-
0sruAn-SaAsssscn ssssse &nd Taylor AZ
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Rainier
Beer

II will pleasantly kill any thirst
no matter Of what proportions-the
owner Of tho thirst Will enjoy the
killing.
dozen half pint BEETLES delivered 70 any pass
II the city for ~ %
Telephone Rainier -
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Holyoke block, corner First avenue ana
Spring street Services a. II 4 M Sum-
day school at i2.i5. Service Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock. Reading room open
during the week from I to p. m
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Everybody
IS.....
Thirsty

AT some time during each day.
Each person wants a beverage that
will not only efiectually drown
any thirst. but at the Same time is
palatable and wholesome. Nothing
compares to a we'll brewed, pure
beer In these qualities-no beer ex-
GELS
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Metho dist Protestant Churches.

Yesier Junction Chureh-Preaching on
Sunday at IL 4. m.
Duwaniish Church-Dsniel Bagiey, pas
tor. Sunday school at 10 q. m. Preaching
al T:% p. N.
Fsrxt--Eorner Third avenue and Pine
street Rev. Frank E. Williams. paster
The First Methodist Protestant church
and the First Christian church, Rev j. "
Smith, pastor. have united their services
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rniversal RretherhooA.

Seattle Lodge, No. 10. room 10 Hsnckiey
O'Clock. Public invited. Subject,
Women a. Helpers OF Humanity" by
Mrs. Agnes 8. Heath
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Christian Church - Latona- Services
morning and evening FIRST and third Sun
DAYS In the month Rev. J. b. Edward
pastor; residence. l2e6 Fourteenth avenue
south.
First Christian Church.. n. Smith,
pastor. Residence, Ella Fourth avenue
Holds services with the N. Il. church,
corner Pine street and Telird avenue.
Preaching at Ii a. m. and p. m.
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Christian Refsrm Conventaon.
The state Anti-Secrecy convention will
meet Monday evening in the old Presby-
terrain church. corner OF Third avenue and
Madison street. Good speakers viii be
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Monday at the Mount Carmel Mission
and Faith Home. corner Of Union street
and Summit avenue. Con johnson. SUI
persnteudent.
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Dru2.s
Vi11
Meier
@Idre.

Xoa. ahe are mAkdu , dry
shop Of yoas poor. delicate stsm-
Ach, listen: Drugs doa't stve
strength; they stimulate lie aIco-
hol. baf after tier effect las
passed off. after tie poor stomach
and ner-pes hape recupered from
tie stimulation. Ar yos not Is lad
as ev<r9 Ash yourself tbs ques-
ton. Xcs knov Ion hrse II 4.
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Harrison street. German preaching every
Eorwegian-Danish Methodist.
The Norwegian-Danish Methodist church
holds religious services every Sunday At
Il .; m and 7:M 2. m. in Fried's ball.
Ninth avenue. All Scandinaytans invited.
Rev. c. n. Houge. pastor.
Unitarian Church.
Unitarian Church-Seyenth avenue, be-
between Union and Pike streets. MrA
Sarah p. Carr. of California, will preach
ct II a: m. Subject, Easy Religion" Sun
day school at 1890
Second Christian Church.
Meets every Sunday al s p. m. at A.
Q. y. W. hall. corner First avenue and
Marion street. Entrance on Marion street.
Free Methodist Church.
First Free Methodist--sl2 Pine street.
Rev. Bingamon. Of Chicago. will preach
At II a m and p. m. All are invited.
CoIored Baptist Mission.
The colored Baptists Of the city have
established a mission. which VIII hold
lists hall. In the old university grounda
Christian Mission. 0eonen's Bethel.
Meetings held IN basement Of 100 Wash
ingtou street, entrance on alley between
First avenue south and Occidental ave-
nue. every evening At 7:E o'clock. Public
cordially invited Chaplain, Thomas Reefs.
Universal Brotherhood.
Seattle Lodge. No. 10. room 70 Hsnckiey
. O'Clock. Public invited Subject,
Women az Helpers OF Humanity" BY
Mrs. Agnes s. Heath
First Church Of Christ-Scientist.
Holyoke block, corner First avenue ana
Spring street Services a. II 4 M Sun-
day school at i2l5. Service Wednesday
evening at o'clock. Reading room open
during the week from to p m
Meatal Science.
The Mental Scientists meet every Sun-
day at IL a N, Theosoph.sts' rooms, Ills
Third avenue Thursday evening a.
o'clock. The socsety Is reading Miss II.
ID 1T
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-18
FREE CAMPING

Ideal camping spots all along the main
line. Sonoma and Guernev1lle branches of
the California Northwestern Railway
Qessee San Francisco and North Pacific
Railway, the picturesque route Of Cali
fornia- While parties can camp any
where. close to or remote from the rail-
road, few picturesque spots especially
adapted for campers have been selected
on account OF their easy access to San
Francisco.
Glen Ellen Park and four miles along
Sonoma Creek. beautifully shaded. Excel
lent fishing and bathing. Mr.. c. e. Har-
vey. at Glen Ellen. will show locations.
Mirabel Park. on our Guernevtlls
branch. adjoining the railroad. and skirted
by Mark West Creek, which is now
damned, affording fine bathing, boating
for two miles, and good fishing. Man in
charge. Row boats at reasonable rental:
Guerneville. in the midst OF the redwood
country, and on the Russian River. 10
Vicinity. under the name of the Business
Mems Association, of Guerneville, offer
free camping sites throughout the whole
damned. afrording a magnificent sheet Of
Water for bathing and boating. Mr.. D.
Connell. proprietor of the livery stable at
will meet all trains. and without chargs
Will show prospective campers the various
locations.
To and from all these points doubls
Supplies delivered on the grounds BY
the merchants Of the adjoining towns.
Tsksts for cs%ppE parties s5a are to ba
For detailed Information apply at Ticket
Office, $50 Market st.. Chronicle building,
or at General Office. Mutual Life building,
H. c. WHITING, r. x. RYAN.
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-18
WARRANT SWORN
OUT BUT GOODS
NOT RECOVERED
Complaint Against the
Police Department.
E. SCHLETT HAS A GRIEVANCE
IS ANXIOUS TO REGAIN THE
STOLEN PROPERTY.
Reported His Case to the Police But
No Action Has Been Taken to
Secure a Return of the
Goods.
E. SCHLETT HAS A GRIEVANCE
IS ANXIOUS TO REGAIN THE
STOLEN PROPERTY.

Z. Schlett who is the proprietor Of
meat market at A Seventh street, is now
looking for several c!eaVerS, butcher
knives and handsome Persian rug. On
the 18th Of March his shop was burglar
lied and the aforementioned articles de-
ported by John Wagner. who is now safe
within the prison walls Of San Quentin.
All the necessary procedure TO recover the
property was tried by Schlett. and he IS
still minus the tools Of his business and
the ornament Of his humble home.
The Police Department was notified of
the burglary soon after its commission.
At the direction of Special officer O'Day
d search was Instituted and the stolen
goods We're found in the possession of l..
Levitin. dealer in curiosities and the
cast-off habiliments Of the needy. at $50
Howard street. I.evitin bought the stolen
goods and disposed of as much of them
as he could. Contrary to law, he entered
the receipt of the rug upon his books In
the name of a portiere. When requested
To return the property to its lawful owner
ne refused.
Schlett. who was most anxious to recov-
er his property. then sought the assist
,ance Of officer ODay, and the two to-
gether SWOTe out \ warrant to regain
possession OF the stolen property. The
warrant was issued and that is all that
was accomplished SO far as Schlett was
concerned. He is still waiting to welcome
his lOng-lOSt knives, CleaVers and rug.
Day has not reported 10 MIN since the
swearing out OF the warrant; neither has
h heard directly from police headquarters
in regard TO the warrant
There is something wrong somewhere"
said Schlett yesterday afternoon, and |
think the Police Department is at fault.
The warrant was sworn out by me in all
due form and have not Yet received any
goods The stolen property was identified
and found in Levitin's place. More than
that. he had contrary to the require
ments Of the law. an entry upon his books
which made a pOrttere out of a handsome
the goods must have some pull for my
property has not been returned TO me. l
cannot understand why | have not yet
received any word about IT. 1t looks 'as
if ] We're never going to recover my prop
erfN''
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-18
THE CITY ATTORNEY
GIVES HIS OPINIONS
TWO CLAIMS AGAINST BATE.
MAN BROS
There Is No Law to Compel Property
Owners to Pave Accepted
Streets.

City Attorney Lane has submitted to
the Board of Supervisors his opinion in
the matter Of the petition of the Plastic
Fire Proof Construction Company which
has sued the city for $4,000 damages be-
cause of the alleged use of it's so-called
patent tire-proOf material in the con-
struction of the floors, walls and ceilings
OF the Hall of Justice. Attorney Lane ad-
Vises against the compromising OF the suit
for $500, the Bateman Brothers, con-
tractors for the Hall of Justice, in their
contract with the city agreed TO guar
antee immunity TO the city and county of
San Francisco from suits or damages re
Sulting from the use Of patent devices in
the construction Of the work. He also
advises that the board withhold such sum
from payment to the contractors until a
determination Of the present suit has been
reached.
In the matter OF the resolution from the
board. setting forth the necessity of com
pelling "A speedy completion of the work
on the Han Of Justice, Attorney Lane
says that under the contract with the
Bateman Brothers, the architect is en-
powered to employ such men as NAV be
necessary TO proceed with the work This
is allowable under the agreement, which
speclles that: II at any time during the
currency Of the contract the contractor
should not be making proper and reason
able progress with the work or should be
unnecessarily delaying the same the
architect shall have the power to employ
men TO do the work. Under the contract
Illt nan VI y JLSiltt NdS 10 nave Dten COM
pleted on or before October l. 1897, but
this time was extended by the Supervisors
until July i, 1899. The work cannot be
completed by the latter date. Under the
contract the city may withhold from the
contractors the sum of $l00 per day for
each day after July l, 1899, during which
the work shall remain uncompleted.
With reference to compelling a speedy
completion of street work on accepted
streets in the district lying to the east
of Kearny street, the City Attorney says:
''As to the paving of the accepted
streets, 1t is suggested In your reso-
luton that the city and county pur-
poses imposing upon the property
owners fronting on such streets one
half Of the cost of repaving the same
] know Of no warrant in the law for
such a course. If property owners
choose to make such agreement with
the city they are responsible therefor
and cannot complain. But the city
cannot compel such contribution Ii
is the city's duty to keep accepted
streets open and in repair and to re-
pave when necessary. If the city does
not see fit to perform this duty l know
Of no means by which such action can
be forced -
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-18
EPW0RTH LEAGUERS
WANT A CONVENTION
An Effort Being Made to Have the
Organization Meet Here in 1901.
The Whole State Interested.

The following circular letter is being
sent out to the hotels and merchants of
this city asking for conditional subscrip
tiOns. The committee will leave In a few
days for indianapolis to urge the claims
of California, and our merchants should
leave no stone unturned TO secure such
a convention fog this city. big fight
San Francisco has demonstrated to the
world her ability 70 care for great con-
ventions and should win this prize:
SAN FRANCISCO, June IS. 1899.
Dear Sir: At the Epworth League Biennial
International Convention. which is to be held
effort will be made 10 secure the next meet
ing OF this great convention for San Francisco
in attendance TO urge the claims of the Golden
state The expenses for preliminary work and
a California exhibit Will be met by the local
lea CUES of this city and Alameda County but
be in position to give assurance that the neces-
sary expenses for the convention, amounting
to about 325'en shall be met by the business
community. Other cities competing have made
the necessary pledge. Los Angeles is In the
race against San Francisco, and back OF It's
local committee the Chamber of Commerce
and the business people generally. Denver is
in the same advantageous position. Our San
Francisco committee must be able TO make
showing OF financial backing 10 secure the
prize.
The coming of this body will -
VentiOn similar to the great Christian Endeavor
gathering Of 1897. but in all probability much
larger
II is expected that go coo or more people will
be in attendance and such a throng will GER
tainly be helpful to the best interests of this
city. A committee Will call upon you in a few
days for a conditional subscription to assist
in the enterprise, part of which shall be
payable unless every condition is met. Kindly
give our representatives an audience Yours
ROBERT HUSBAND.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-18
ADVERTISEMENTS.
IT MERITS ATTENTION
A NEW PREPARATION WHICH CURES
DYSPEPSIA ANO STOMACH
TROUBLE.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Remark able Curative Properties,

A new remedy, which may revolution
lie the treatment of stomach troubles,
has recently been placed before the pub
lie and bears the Endorsement OF many
leading physicians and scientific men.
The remedy is not a wonderful secret
discovery, nor a patent medicine, neither
is 1t claimed to cure anything except indi-
gestion and stomach troubles. with which
nine-tenths of our nation are afflicted
The remedy is in the form of pleasant
tasting tablets or loZenges containing veg
etable and fruit essences, pure asceptic
pepsn free from animal impurfties), bis
muth and Golden Seal they are sold by
druggists generally under the name or
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
MANY interesting experiments made
with these tablets show that they pos-
sess remarkable digestive power, one
grain of the active principle being suffi-
cient to thoroughly digest 1900 times its
own weight of lean meat, eggs, oatmeal
or similar wholesome foods: these tab
let's do not act on the bowels like after
dinner pills, nor in fact do they act upon
any particular organ, but the manner in
which they cure all forms of indigestion
is this: They act entirely upon the food
eaten, digesting 1t completely, nourishing
every tissue and nerve in the body; they
simply perform the work of digestion.
thus giving the weak stomach rest and
assistance sufficient to enable it to re-
cover it's normal strength. This is the
reason SO many pretended cures have sig
nally failed; they do not furnish the digcs-
tive power which is the one thing above
all others that the stomach Of the dys-
peptic lacks, and unless that lack Is sup
piled, it Is waste of time to attempt TO
restore the enfeebled stomach by means
of "tonics,' stomach bitters" and
pills" No permanent good can result
from their use.
If the stomach can be rested and as
sisted in the work OF digestion it will very
soon recover: this is the secret and the
| whole secret of the remarkable success
Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets remedy
practically unknown year ago and now
the most popular, widely used dyspepsia
remedy, everywhere a success secured al
most entirely on it's merits. as it has never
been extensively advertised.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are now sold
by druggists everywhere at 80 cts. per
package; If he hasn't them in stock he
will order them for you from his whole
sale house. They are made by the F. A.
Stuart Co., chemists, Marshall Mich
who will be pleased to serd 'nforma ton
and testimonials from every State In the
Union.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-18
PREPARATIONS FOR THE
GATHERING OF CLANSMEN
SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB WILL
CELEBRATE THE FOURTH.
A Splendid Programme Arranged for
the Picnic at Shell Mound
Park.

The seventeenth annual gathering and
games of the San Francisco Scottish This
tie Club at Shell Mound Park on the
Fourth of July promises not only to be
the greatest event in the history of the
club, but the greatest affair of the kind
ever witnessed on this coast. The pro-
gramme Of events will eclipse all former
efforts. Many new features have been In
troduced and the competition In the va
rous events will be large and spirited.
Two great features will be the mile run
and vauting These events will be under
the Immediate supervision OF the PACING
Amateur Athletic Union of the United
States
A great array Of talent Is promised from
their ranks. Special elaborate and costly
medals will be awarded the winners In
these events. The contests in the Irish
Jig and reel and cake walk will. likewise,
be very spirited, and will be among the
most attractive features on the pro-
gramme The games will start at 10 a.
m. and continue until p. m In the even
ing a grand patriotic display or hreWorRs
will be given Dancing In both pavilionSs
day and night. The Officers tent VIII
der the supervision Of Chieftain J9hh
Smith. Royal Chief John Ross ana Re o
corder George w Paterson will direct the
games John Donaldson Will be oWclal
starter, and W. A. Dawson official Judge s
The Handicapped Will be John Elliott oot OF
upon that occasion representatives from
every society situated in the city ana
vicinity besides the city officials. Iaken
all in all, the celebration this year VIII
all who attend are assured day OF rare
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-18
A COWARDLY CHINESE.
Sam Wing Tai, Laundryman, Want
ed for Striking Lady on tho
Mo,1fh

Miss o. Liebelt, 1892 Leavenworth street,
swore to complaint in Judge Grahams
court Yesterday for the arrest OF Sam
Wing Tai. a Chinese laundryman, on the
charge of battery.
On June the Chinese called at MISS
Liebelts house for laundry. She accused
him of not bringing some towels and other
articles in the previous washing and they
had dispute about it. The Chinese lost
his temper and struck Miss Iiebelt in the
mouth and said he would Kill her. she
went upstairs and armed herself with
revolver. and returning. pointed II at the
Chinese remarking; Now we Will see
who kills first" The Chinese grabbed the
bundle Of clothing which he was to take
to wash and ran away. He has not been
back since.