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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-16

lions; 1895, 144 millions 1894, 12S mil
lions; 1893 152 millions. European
stocks same dates respectively, 60 mil
lions, so millions, 104 millions, IS mil
lions. making respective totals, 144
millions, 224 millions, 2s2 millions, 24O
millions. We here find that American
supplies are 81 millions, or As per cent
less shan in 1895 and about the same
quantity, or over 81 millions less than
the average of the three gears noted
and European supplies 20 millions less
than in 1895 and nearly 81 millions less
than the three years average. Total
supplies offer still more striking com
parsons, being so millions less than in
1895 and SIS millions less than the three
years average 1895.
1t is stated that Tammany Hall has
changed its attitude toward the Man
haitian L railway since Mr.. Croker be-
came interested in underground rapid
transit and announced that private
capital stood ready to back the project.
War has been declared on the Manhat-
tan company. and it is to be relentless
" prosecuted. Complaints that patrons
of the road found unheeded a year ago
are now seized upon, and reform in the
elevated service is to be forced at every
point. City laws are to be enacted
compelling the company to make vast
improvements in its system.
The United States Envelope stocks
still hold steady, remaining practically
unchanged from Tuesdays closing.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-16

MONEY TO LOAN on furniture, personal
property, collateral securities: rates IL
per cent per month for frst-class loans
Worcester Collateral Loan Association
State Mutual building. room 635. Charles
T. Burnham. treasurer.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.
CRIPPLE GREEK gold.

THE DAILY PAPERS have been re-
plete with accounts of the great gold
strike in the Isabella" mine. In Deem
Der last its stock sold at % cents, now
worth $50. When the Isabella" started
It's prospects of success were no better
than those of the CRIPPLE CREEK
CITY LAND AND MINING COMPANY
are today. There will soon be an active
demand for this stock with big advance
Buy it now while it can be had at first
price; ONLY 10 CENTS PER SHARE,
par value 81. worcestershire. ROBERT
c. MILLER, Manager, room 65 113 Dew
onshire St, Boston, Mass.
Call on or address 7. j. Gardiner, Bay
State House. Worcester, between the
hours of 2 and and and p. m, Tues
day, Wednesday. Thursday and Friday,
or Robert C. Miller, 113 Devonshire St,
Boston, Mass, room IS.
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Fl. SHERIN.

1895 American Tract Building
$50 NASSAU STREET,
NEW YORK CITY, NY.
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STATE HOUSE NOTICES.

COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACr1r--
SETTS. State House, Boston, Feb. IL. 1899
The committee on agriculture will give
hearing to parties interested in the in
329, 66S, 657 and 1861 at room No, IA sta az;
House. on FRIDAY, Feb il, at 10 90
o'clock a. m. Frank A. Patch. Chairman
c, " Corey, Clerk Of the Committee,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-16
BANKERS ANp BROKERS.
INVESTORS,
ATTENTION!

A first-class opportunity for young
man to purchase a controlling interest in
a New York real estate security company
which will pay % per cent on the money
invested. Besides it will yield a good in
company; will bear strictest investiga-
ton. For statement address
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1 Oldl
COnnecte
Grant total

Grant total ......... 1859 146221
pom this basis the increase of sub
scribers for 1899 of the entire Bell svs
TEN Of the United States will exceed
10000, or more than double the in
crease Of 1898.
In the Coppers yesterday, Calumet.
that closed on Tuesday at 1856, opened
at $50 and rallied at Tuesdays figures
Boston and Montana resumed promin-
ence in the mining shares rising TO- to
$50. Private advices from Butte state
that new ore body has been discov-
cred in the Il. d M. mine, 800 feet wide
ana $50 feet long, as far as traced, with
The end not yet in sight, running ID
per cent copper, and this is thought TO
have given basis to the recent sharp
advance from 300. Centennial also was
active and strong, gaining >. to 461&;
Isle Royal was up 2I2, at 591a: Old
Colony, q, at 1874 with a recession;
ana Parrot rose 81 to 43h, receding
=; Utah Gold fell 3, to as, rallying TO
The seller Of wheat this season is in
stronger position than he has been
for many years, SAYS the LIVERPOOL
Corn Trade News. I'm the period 1894
IS there was a plethora of actual
wheat, not only on the farm, as we
surmise there IL at present, but in all
the channels Of commerce likewise
Take, for instance, the worlds visible
supply at present, viz. So million
bushels in America and so millions in
Europe, and compare these figures with
the stocks in sight at the corresponding
dates in former seasons
American stocks Jan. /, 1909, 50 mil.
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DIVIDENDS PAID ANNUALLY



o on the Big Marshall River in Washington
OF claims 1900
of
nEnlted amount of this offered
o min
mas thousands of stockholders
you realize the
append list properties
wealth
S Verden bv
No'sHos Ihis property is creating $4,000
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Bell Telephones dig rise of Tuesday
was followed by a slum at yesterdays
opening to 372. 1t played like a Their
nometer bulb to Is, rs, 70 and Il, and
closed at 36S
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The United States Envelope stocks
still hold steady, remaining practically
unchanged from Tuesdays closing.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07
Beaver Greek.

Geo. FL. Toof spent Mon.lny in
Canon City. courting aboat his
water rights. He has the oldes,
rights on Beaver.
Otis Kelso, student of fifteen
summers. is WORKING very fat hfully
to get the Sth grade d piomu
Supt. Wood has forwarded tia
questions for him to work on tn
last week of school this month.
Brother Wilson d. D.. of the
Presbyterian church. breaches at
district No. II school house every
two weeks. December Bird he had
n congregation of eighty-two souls.
He comes up from Pueblo on train.
John Palmer and other cattle
men say that cattle are in splen-
did condition for winter. and that
there is plenty of feed out on the
mesa.
Mr.. Smith, working at the Ce-
ment Works, is contemplating
moving to Glendale on one of Mr..
Richards ranches, about Christ
mas, with his family.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07
The Rock Island Wall Map of the
United States

Is the best offered to the public,
1t is very large and specially adapt
ed to school purposes. Every
teacher of geography and every
business Office should have one.
1t will be sent post paid to any ad-
dress on r, ceipt of fifteen cents in
postage stamps or coin.
ADDRESS, JOHN SEBASTIAN. G. PA,
CHICAGO, Ill.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07
Ice Wool Shawls.

SOC grade cut to soc.
75c grade cut to 45c
Sl.25 grade cut to 79c.
$i.I5 down to Si.i5.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07
Our Neighbors.

Puebloans are being supplied
with daylight "holdupsn, but are
rejoicing over the addition of two
more letter carriers and thirty new
mail boxes TO the city service.
Beulah, Pueblo county, is going
to have "hello" line.
Silverton is going to have a new
brass band. The instruments
were received few days ago and
cost nearly S400.
The Victor Times says that
Cameron has new postoffice
styled Touraine. All mail for
that point should be addressed to
Cameron, Touraine postotiice. Tel
Ter county, Colo
A report comes from Salida that
the mining men are excited over
the recent strike in the copper Star
prospect near the famous Sedalia
copper mine. An S-foot lead was
opened up this week with two feet
of ore running 20 to 60 per cent
copper The claim is about one
and a half miles from Salida and
is owned by Tomlin and Mcbride
of Salida. The Copper Star is
bonded and leased to Boston part
les, who will prepare to ship ore.
For some time past the Copper
Boy claim at Dawson city has been
in litigation, and the matter finally
came to a settlement in the district
court yesterday, 1t seems that
the mine is owned by Kaye Bros,
b. G. Woodford and Mrs. Waugh
of Canon City. A half interest
was offered to Mr.. Hardin and
Cripple Creek attorney il they
could dispossess the Kaye Bros.
The case went to jury yesterday,
and verdict was brought in for
Kaye Bros,
The injunction secured by the
Essers of Canon City against the
Q. @. & Q. @. railroad company
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

% doz Children's hose, sizes
from ! to 6, worth up TO i5c to
clos this lot out they go at
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

If you want to borrow any
amount of money on real estate
security, see j. j. Fitzgerrell, he
has plenty of money on hand.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

Julius McCandless the hardware
merchant, invites the prudent and
economical housekeeper to exam
inc his stock of queensware, cut
lery, granite, tin, copper and wood
en- ware. Prices are right
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

Will sell the two magnificent
corner business lots, just west of
George Wilson's hardware store,
corner Santa Fe and Main. See
j. j. Fitzgerrell.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07
The Pope is Ill.

Rome, Dec, THE. pope is
sick in bed The damp weather
is the cause of his illness.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

Florence Packing and P. Co., for
corn fed beef, pork, poultry, fish
and fruit. Prices reasonable.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07
Advertised Letter List

Following is "A list OF letters re
manning uncalled for at the post
office at Florence, during week
ending Decem ber 6, 1899:
Butler, +.
Bettis, K.
Baco, Juan Garcias.
Bure, +. H.
Contrera, Juanjuin.
Cram, Dan.
Daily, Lena.
Enert, Elden.
Frazer. w. G..
Howell, Allie.
Leavitt, Chas.
McAlister, Eva.
Parker, w. H.
Powell, James.
Pritchett, G.. w.
Rector, William.
Stark, E. j.
Schmidt, Jacob.
Stone, F. G.
Tibbitts, Frank.
Trujillo, Abel.
Trivette, Tishia
Wilson, E. Fullerton.
Parties calling for same will say
advertised" j. w. RAMBo, P. Nj,
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

The Florence Packing and p.
Co. Largest stock in Fremont co
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

was yesterday dissolved on tech
nicality but another has been ask
ed for and will probably be grant
ed
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

All kinds of work promptly done
at the American Laundry, west of
the McCandless school, on Third
street. 54tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

Longmont Butter, best on earth
Florence Packing and P. Co.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

Become reader of the TRIBUNE
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

20 doz OF Mems good heavy
fleece lined underwear worth
from 75c to si.oo, in light and
dark colors.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-01

Rentou CnurcA-~Rev. George +. Wait.
worth II II. pastor. Services at An@
80 u ia Union SUNDAY school, Al u a m
s.s>cns Nerth Seattle Tairs avenue
.,essn ana Harrison street. Rev W \
Na3,r naxes,r. Telephone Lake SCI. FTeat1-
tns az II a m ard ..l9 g. ffa. !. + = =
y AT EssS II nj Mt1-we@k meeting. mars
t.ay AZ - y M Aarns0sg sSaassC< ssaf.-
Tax Anew II tire evening the -'e'.ss "a
rrea1a.
yea.h~Saysnta avsnus aaA olive street.
Rev. William Davis pastor, services AZ
los a. tn. ard . -. sanss2y seE'.'>s' a. =,
~ n m Class meeting "Wednesday a = .&
n N. AL friends arr cordially iAFsAT1 10
attend these seFNEes@
Calvary r>rssg, teFiA Ys~<~or5seT y .Wsf3ss-
s.,,.gsn mves,ssss ana hInE skFsst~hsS te,1a~
al kezs. pastor. Fess&sfse~> IA A~e8ts ,
fs,ssrsh sxertsse Services al Il a. ID as
"a q "a. every Sahaath J r = \. o.
al ! ~ , n Prayer saaesiss ssefs o1.' = =
say pYsrssrs al S'csoeA- S+Fhstay So. -
rs-I NsrranS ssassvcs Lex aAsSEs : sas
Yssr Aasae~ ssys;a.ax ssg>sss SIS ~
sasss@ tsaiS~sans ISL BY Mi a. S@ss as.
NJ ~ ssrayeT. sgTv.ca every eFss4%as a
: - . AK. -
reas.s~s rrss ey taTtan4 Sssxnsr - sixth - e
80. asa SeaecA ktress>-A Il A~@Ahs@.
sss.ar g~ssssrsex s< Fra avenue, ssss-
nssss Red sls6 Usually ~ ,as ssS~x - -
80. ana Vi p "a. SAaaatA scAaos a. S*s :.
~ r r.<~s< al ssS r. IA, AA1~N eek
seyMY.s- meeting ca EasaENssS esesaASA@ =.
- ssessxA. A. are sEszteI SEATS ssSe-
rSy~s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ESessssh Ave-
so ara Ssx4rs street Rev. A. !. hsSses-
.on u u. nasxoss reEssesses s.s 1eSsEs
strceG xNaaphcnA o06 - Dsfs1oS = =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-01

German Lutheran-Serv!ses IN hail, cor
ner Main street and Minor avenue. Ser
vices every second and fourth Sunday Of
the month ri ;So II. M. by the keS. W. II.
Rehrens. pastor.
German South Seattle Mlssioa--In hall
near postoffce. Sunday services every
second and third Sunday of the month a,
! p. M. Sunday school services next Sun
day ut .. m Pastors. r. knapps. 1918
Howell street. and w. III. kuTtz. ia-9 How
eli street.
German Lutheran-nuwamish mission
Sanders hall. below Sweeney.s brewery.
Services at 40 every other Sunday.
German Evangelical Lutheran. Zson's-
Corner Tenth avenue and Stswagt street
Sunday school. ia a, m. SUNDAY services
q ana Jus,p awe no rhursaay eVs,
ing. Chc.r practice. Tuesday evening al
Norwegian panish~-Eourth avenue and
Fine street Rev ~ A. Borrsv'k. Iastsor:
school al a.a a m. Services at II =. IN. and
5 p. M. Thursday evening at o'esosA 10
the basement.
Holy Trinity. EEsiseh--corner Seventh
avenue and Uaian street. Rev. James +.
Rcates pastey residence. go Pike street
Service AZ ~ .9a tnis morning tacli}>saIsE
preparatory service and boy communion
No evening service SUNDAY ss,ssoos ~
ts.se .. M Service on THURSDAY evening
at o'etuEk.
German Evangelical Lutheran, S.
Johns Cansregat sogg.S Sunday services, cof-
ner Marker and Main. In Rainier Hslgats
Ra atssy church every first afs taFd sun
asS ~ the month At y, III. sunday
srfae! every Sunday al : g. m. Chslarca 8
singing practice every Friday al 80 T. m
Swedish Nvangei.eal-Third avenue. rfar
Pike. Rev. Martin L. Larson. nsssofi rfs~
5Sf4.ce ls.9 Eforeu avenue. s9t5Sy sex ices
ar ID 81 A M and p. m Sunday school
II m rihle class or prayer meeting ~ !
%. m Or Thursday, services AZ ?. m
~ i meets Friday a: : q. n. AL " no
understand swedish iansuag are casas'a4ay
invited
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i. L43e-Rsnton, Rev. Lionel A. Wye.
- charge. Service and sermon Al
I'M Battle Services are held every
eaV uHsyaoGn at the Itailer school. al
snrk Rev. George Huszeaie. rector Of
Chnsats church. officiating.
1ays Woodland Park. Rev. II. III.
- v charge. Service and sermon a.
~. Wilbur $. Lewis. lay reader.
a ~. ssfen Lake car. get OF ~ Winssow
Stephen ballard. Rev. r. n. Hr-
feef0F. Divine service every Sunday
- and i.Ss o. IN. The holy COM
- ee.sbraied on the first and third
- TIE E1Vn9il. on the first sunday
=. On the third Sunday a; $50
nsfs Chapel " arren avenue and
s~ss*eA Street. Rev. lAoD& A. Wye.
esarge. Sunday school al 2:&S
4eshing prayer assi sermon az II
|ssnk hcly communion on the ayst sun
a. month o; Ii a IA ard on The
senaay Al a. IN.
ms church Harvard avenue ard
1ere. Rev. ]. T. II. Ilwyd, res-
Maenes, TAiStysS8ys avenue end
- sTest. telephone, bfosn. So
49, g ttsdS. day, 3 ~ l. a. ul.. tsse-
- mack 1871. SUNDAY services. iIoss
naS&<x.
~ service ard sermon at : - y. US
Ase every Friday evening al 10
6psssnss last sunday in .hss month
q Morning snbssct Thoughts
80 ssN Year. In toe evening a
- eessiss ssal he civ a- Programme
Gsmsnss - Twenty soaTsh avenue
- - " ashInsfen street fIev. George
- fe.ior. sesi,i ace. ~ Tgenty-fls:h
{ss spats. Sunday sehes1, 10 e. III
prayer and sermon. II O'clock
6sssN Nsvsss aaa sefmau - sclcsck
67 ez the ao4y communion % the
p y. ~ az every lnsats A. II A. IN. aad
uSa sunssax % every gs9Gata az )
ss.v 2Asssa charcA Corner Harhsh
~s sna ssnaas street Rev. ii. n
NscF, Telephone Black sSl. Haly
- - s& A. n. M0sGinG nrayxr.
- ', .s saa-es an4 sars1aoa. Il o'clesk
- EAssr an1 sermon. 80 c'eteck.
- sse9& ~ s,fs a. Iu Mernlpx sac
E.s - Issse's siartsusl-Tsle Nlssoa Of
80 NsxgsgeAx
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Congregational Chwrches.

a. m. and $50 p. m.
Uniyersity~T. {. wisweil. pastor. Sun
day services at II a. m. and 7:s0 p. m
Bible school at ia:lo p. m. Y. p s. c. E
al 2. M Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening AZ o'clock.
Kirkland Sunday services at II q m.
aud p N. y. +. s. &. &, p. ui- Sum
day school at IL noon.
German congrs cation ai--Seyeuth avenue.
between Pine and Olive Services at IL
a. IN and 80 .. m. John Biegeti. pas
tor.
Green Take-Rev. T. G. Lewis. pastor
Meetings n.ld IN the I, q. G. r. haiti. Rexli-
lar services at II a. III. and 10 .. m.
Sunday school at u O'Clock. Praise meet
ing at s.i5 p. 10. Prayer meeting every
"Wednesday evening at 10 p. IA. The pub
lie is cordially invited
Fafgewa,er~Rev J. r. Nichols. pastor.
Services at II a. ~ and p. m Sunday
~choos. 1915 p. m. Y. i. 3. &. Is. D. IN
so Prayer services. Friday evening OF
each week.
Psyneuth-Corner Third avenue and Uni
vars.ty street. Rev. w. II. q. Temple. pas
tor. 1901 Seneca street, telephone. Green
81, study at house Home usually Neh
morning Sunday services: Preaching al II
a m, ard 81 p n. Sunday school AT 1870
o. ma Young Peoples Society Christian
E.nGeavov at t:is =. n Aidweek prayer
meeting Thursday a. =. m. Every seat
free i'ushlse cordially invited. Morning
a RECEPTION TO new members, short sermon
hy the pastor and communion tbs even
ing the FIRST OF ssrses cf sermons on
Coed Cheer for Discouraged People. the
initial sermon being for THE Man W no
Always ia Turning over a New Leaf"
Prof N Il. Parkinson. ~ gazaist. Services
rYery evening tis4s Va eek.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-01

ye4}ar Isrectfaa churrh- Preaching OF
Sunday az II q. III
TssawagTslsh Charch-~isansei Bagsey. pas
E,sr s,ssasy school at "a a. 10, Preaching
al ~ y ~
.T~xz-Isarre~ Thtr; avenue and fTae
s.res,t Rs.v Frank e William. pastor.
Tts FIRST Methodist Protestant cnuTca ard
shs EYr@. g,hTAStsan aaarGh- Rev J. y.
SAITH fsastar have united their services.
whsch xsn be- aaad as follows: Cas- meet
ing. 30 a. us- Dexter Horfo2. leader.
Ifsv.s-e SssgTs4.r faas a. ~ Preaching a
- a sa AMI - T. a. SAaiata scAaos 81
lsG = n Y = : c < AZ a.s p. m
T-.a9rssAy: I.sf.ss C.ah AZ : e'1leck gTsF-
& meeting 81 ~ .. M, Friday Junior
= q AZ 80 q m Addresses as paasorp.
Rev. +. T. wAlthsas. ss@s sGFla Asss@e
Rev. J. " sgalaa. @s- Fourth avenue
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Christian Church.

Christian Cnurch-f.atoBa- Services
morning ard evening at II a. IA. ami -
p. IN. Preaching by Rev Jay K. Edward
sunday school after morning service. AL
cordially invited. The I.or1s supper al
Ter morning service
First CHRISTIAN Church. y. Smith.
pastor Residence. zI- Foarta avenue
Preaching at Il a n. aHG 80 n. IN.
Sunday school a. ssEs a. IN 7 T.. = = r.
~ sla p. m PRAYER meeting Thursday
nsght az . N. All are welcome Tagfs
church hosdx union services Nth TIE Nj
r. church. corner 81 Pine street and
Third
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-01

s>hn-eA az ere rsnTssrGssat~~8s7ss az WAY
sns Mad sar street Rev A. E3osreS3s- Pas
fnr- gav A TT4vesa srsa Res. i NscaoiSsr.
.asssssAFss Corsi0ct4d lFy the aesEsss- ise~
sr1z ssss 81 ard SIS g. IA. hixa mass at
II - a. n SszTeay sS1ous ~ ~ 2. n
Evs-sag service at sa p N
SasT@e. EeArt-ssxta avsrue ss3 Eel
street Conducted by TIE Redeem sss-Szss
Raw. TsssTsaas Rrc@n. raster. Law asasA
w4sn ss-T~san a. a. high mass. VITA ser
ass,ss xAA a. H. sGaxszT scAeai. ass y. ~
ssstaass seTz1xsa sd D. sss2is-szsa4 n g. u.
Our LADY q 6sesssi Hslp-ThsTs ayeaus
sosssh and wa~alxsxs1G street. Rev. y. X.
Fsrssnrsasre. rasgssx Lcw rxssa = n. /.
atga nsagz. .41a = "a es1e1scsseFs s-S
n. z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-01

!. ar Ianssss--Se~v'ees every san-
q LAs..s a. sa3 .A' g. IA Rev J n
- $50 - Tacoma. breaches every
Inv. ss-SSs sssg.siag ssAoal. IL a. m
tsssA sssts-ez THURSDAY evening At (
= ssrs.sal.s Nhe afs4cTs, and RE language
1. S4sssAisy las.ts<a.
- ssFevs~cervsr Tweasy-.sursh
- sass asd MAsa street Rev
= $3.50, n n pastex. Se-gis,..
S.e ~ II . ~ "a ii . "a Yss.sx
sesssy II Chrts..sa Eg,sasAsar a,
- 49, ITayrr meeting every Taszy~-
A. a. - Sunday schae. a. y Is
fssatssh ayenge sns Olive STREET
q vs SwsvsE gas.or. res ae-rs -
r s1aSax services al 10 n
- II sGas.zy sxhoeg a. II gr..
500 PRAYER saestsns a. . .. Yn.
~ as THURSDAY evening az S
~ 0ss aeefisk .. Yegnx PEG.
SATURDAY egen8ns az sT-se.-s
sseststsansi TIE Swedish .a~xs.Ax .
= pssss ~foaxsA asensse n~ar .r.,,ex
>. he~sTasa. pAssay Real
senssesa svenae. Tr.ephaae
~ n eaGrsA aGleo hourH
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Theosophy.

Theoeophical SocietY. Amanda Lodge-
Meets Sunday az 80 o. m. a. HIS Third
avenue. nsar Spring street All welcome.
Lecture: The Divine Selg Within" by
Mrs. pscksruan. IDgUsyers clsss every
Monday evening I'D study meeting every
"Wednesday evening. All welcome.
The Queen CITY Thsoeophirai Societv In
America meets every Thursday evening At
@ clock at ig5 Maynard avenue for study.
All interested In Tbeos1ghy are cordially
Invited. sunday evening at r. m III the
A. .. L. ", han In Pioneer block. Lee
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Sole Owners 81 $50 Seattle Tide Land Lots.
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II o'clock to 30 p. m. Home Bible school
a;is a M: corwln s. Shank. snnerIntend-
EFT. church services al II a. rn and 80 y.
III. All are cordially invited. Young reo-
pies meeting this evening At $50 O'clock.
Morning subject; Thoughts Tor issa."
communion and reception OF members
Evening subject: New Years Resoiu-
tons" Coed gospel singing. Subject Of
young peoples meeting: The Divine
Presence OF the New Year
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Cum er.Afss Presbyterian - Twenty. sec
oYss avs.uue ard Hast Cherry Preaching
at Il a. n add T-s1 g. IN suntay school
III fs.is . "a Junior Esnaeavor Svriesy AZ
ass r. IA T. t. ! g. r. a. go =. III.
tyhss~ca prayer meeting THURSDAY a. 80
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Evanxeiical Association.

Gsrma ,-Harrson street and TAYLOR nv-
enue Rev. August Ernest. pastor. 40 UaT-
r.son street. German preaching every sun
day a. IL a M. and every FIRST and third
Sunday in the month at . ~. Eng lsh
preaching every second ard fourth Sunday.
Sunday school a; s.{S n. m. Young penp.es
meeting n y m. Sunday and g. m. We'd
ne@ssy. German prayer meeting every
Thursday az p. M
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Young Mems CArfstfas Asseefatfon.

A New Years rally. q rasatEre sor rfsys
$40 ~snt 10 begin &as res year f1sai-
snrsw ss~yvscs begins AZ 80 e'eS3Vs p. III.
Ass.sreN& by E.vanxesfzx n. 7. A15-eEx9-.
s.seeIs8 rEss4s.e Ts1e association SSss2@Esg -
sssseses Sundays from fsooE Iasss o Cos X
ana Essz are privileged - spend tassr ztseT-
s.1srs sangs
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Rsv Alfred w Marin all lecture a.
Rartka haii - E4sssaG THIS evening at
o'csocx. ais As,iest hang The Prs~ttctl
value st IDEAS a. illustrates. IN fte Hss-
tory Of Nations and the Lives ~ ilal. Ei4-
uaas Admission tres 10 al
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Rev ". II. q. T'eTnpis All tperln : series
Of serrneEss On Cord CaEsr for nsSeeuF-
aged People" E-se is!tlsl seFTaoe thts svsn-
inx tssfax for s~gss Mar Always Turning
gFsew . &sw Leaf others - t1s ssT*es
are: Jassuzry & Fer ss1e Man Ese gs1fst
t7rassrsrxsl4 Gel January Is. "Fgs ts3e
Mar whs Ssanncz Pray" January 2. ~Fer
.hs Man ggno frrseresslgr atss lis WoyrG