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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-08-09
SKYLARKING.
A Funny boxing Bout Between Two
Decorated Union
Officers.

Gen. Sherman's campaign from Chat
tanooga to Atlanta, if not the severest
of the war, was 100 days and nights of
continuous marching, digging and
fighting, with tension of men and otii-
GERS never relaxed until the auspicous
night when the heavy booming of eX-
ploding ammunition told that the ene-
my were evacuating the latter city.
When the union army occupied the
defenses of the Gate City
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THE USEFUL BICYCLE.
manent Place In the Social
Economy.

There is a quite general belief in this
country that bicycling is diminishing
rather than increasing, but it is doubt
full if the number of bicycles in actual
use is not larger to-day than ever be-
fore. There has been a shifting in the
classes of people who use them. Many
who took up the exercise as fad" or
because of its novelty, have abandoned
it for golf or other sport; but at the
same time a new and larger class of
riders, induced mainly by the advent OF
the cheap bicycle, has arisen, to more
than make good the deficiency. So il
is the world over, apparently, for at a
recent international cyclists congress
in London 10 different nations were rep
resented, and their deliberations were
considered of sufficient Importance to
entitle them to a leading article in the
London Times, in which many interest
ing statements concerning the popular
ity and social influence of the bicycle
were made-among them that about
100 members of parliament belong to
cyclists club.
In its reflections on the subject the
Times called attention to the share
which the cyclist is to have in the work
of the world as well as in its amuse.
ments, saying: "The fact that almost
every one can at small cost travel three
or four times as fast and as far as be.
fore is already producing great indus.
trial changes, and others must follow
in town and elsewhere. The country
doctor begins TO make his rounds, the
rector his visits, the tax gatherer his
demands, by means of the cycle. The
tradesman takes his orders and exc.
cutes them by means of the modern
shoes of swiftness. They are now the
mainstay of many country house
The clerk or workman reaches his
suburban house, except in bad weather.
on wheels. Not few things go more
smoothly now that they go on wheels
We are only at the beginning of consid.
cradle economic ana social changes, all
ascribabe to the ubiquitous safety
which has already done more for the
workingman since its introduction
than legislation and philanthropy
combined during the same period. 1t
is hard to say where its influence ends
N. Y. Post.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-08-09

Mr.. Greene-Funny how mothers will
believe that their own children are so
much better than anybody else's chill
dren.
Mrs. Gray know it. If all children,
now, were iike my little George, il
would not oe so strange.-Tit-B Bits.
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ihsvs used Ripau. rabuls. with so much salts.

lhav0 used Ripans Tabules with so much salts
faction that can cheorfully recommend them.
Fave been troubled for about three years with
what called bilious attacks coming on regularly
once . week Was told by different physicians
that it was caused BY bad teeth, OF which had
several I had the teeth extracted. but the at.
tacks continued. had seen advertisements Of
RipAns TAbulss in all the papers but had no faith
In them. but about six weeks since friend In
duced me 10 try them. Have taken but two OF the
small Scent boxes Of the Tabules and have had
no FOcurrunca Of the attacks. Have never given
testimonial for anything before, but the great
amount OF good which believe has been done me
BY Ripans Tabules induces me to add mine to the
many testimonials you doubtless have in your
poa.onsina now. A. T. DEWITT.
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wass - inform you,

wass - inform you,
IN wsPdS Of highest
praise - the bcnei1t
! have derived from
RipAns TAbules. l IN .
professional nurse and
In this profession q clear
head q always needed
Ripans fabulss does IL.
After oas Of my cases l
foundnySslf completely
run down. Acting on the
advice u Ar. Geo. Bow.
or, FA. o, go Newark
Ava. JorSsy City. I took
RipanO TsbulSs with
grand eOsultA
kias hlE1Z1 WuDnAn.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-08-09

81 guess, my man, you don't under
stand the naturs Df an oath"
Don't eh? Why, | druv team OF
army mules fer tour months. s."--CIeve.
land Plain DealuA
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-08-09

Reading some OF the teG.imouials in favor Of
RipAns Tabules. l tried theLa. Ripans Tabules NOS
only relieved but actually cured my youngSter,
the headaches have disappeared, bowels are in
good condition and he nsrer complains Of his
stomach. He is row red, chubby faced boy. This
wonderful change attribute to RipanS TabulSa.
l am satisfied that they will benont any one from
the cradle to old age) II tAkru according to dirSo-
tionB. Ew. PRIch
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have been great sufferer from constipatio0
for over nvs years. Nothing gave me any relief.
My feet and legs and abdomen were bloated so
could not weay shoes on my feet and only loose
dress. saw Ripans Tabules advertised in our
daily paper. bought some and took them as direct
ed. Have taken them about three weeks and there
is such change am not constipated any more
and owe It oil to Ripans Tabues lam thirty.
seven years old. have no occupation. only my
household duties and nursing my sick husband.
He has had the dropsy and am trying RipAns
Tabules for him. He feels some better but 1t will
take some tins. he has been sick 30 long. YOu
may use my letter and name as you like.
Mrs. MARY GoRMAN CLARKl
have been suffering from headaches ever
since was lit lie girl. could never ride In q
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Tabulss regularly. She keeps few cartons Ripans
Tabuies In the house and says she will not be with
out them To heartburn and sieeplessness have
disappeared with the Indigestion which was
formerly % great burden for her Our whole
family take the Tabules regularly, especially after
Q hearty meal Ny mother is fifty years OF ge
and u snjoyinR the btstof health and spirits also
eats hearty meals, an impossibllity before she
took RipaAs TabulsA ANTON H. BLAUEES.
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Ella-Fred is terribly green.
Stella--Green! He's SO green that hi
makes grass look pale when he stan6i
on it--N. Y. World
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NoA VI ~ INV u Wv" u1u
place without getting .
headache and sick at my
stomach, | heard about
Ripans Tabules from an
aunt OF mine who was
taking them for cntarrh
OF the stomach. She had
found such relief from
their use she advised me
10 take them too. and I
have been doing so since
last October, and will
say they have complete.
ly cured my headaches.
/ am twenty nine years
old. You are welcome
70 use this testimonial
Mrs. J. BRooKNYm
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HSaAas Vas troubled
with hOARtbuTn b and
sleoplsesnssA caused By
indigestion. Ter Q good
many ysAn One day
she saw Q testimonial
in the paper indoFslng
RipAns rabules. She
determinsd 70 give thoni
. trial. Was greatly
relieved By their use
An d nov tAkON the
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Ny ssysn-yeAr- old boy
suffered with pains In
his head. constipation
and complained of his
stomach. He could not
Cat like children of his
age do and What he
did eat did not agree
with him. He was thin
and ~ n aaYron anInR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19
Episcopa. Churches.

s.. Iuke'S- Rentan. Service and sermon
NJ y. N. Services conducted ~ Rev. NJ.
Thorn.
West Seattle Services are held every
sunday afternoon at the Halter scnoo'.
~ o'clock. Rev. George .suzzehe. rector
% St Clements church. ofYiciating-
81 Mary - woodland Park. Rev. III. III.
G0wen in charge. Service and serfion ~
! g. m. Mr. Wilbur :. LEWIS lay rea1er.
Take Green Lake car; get OF al WINSTON
steton.
- stephen - ballard. Rev. T. T. Hy-
land. rector. Divine service every sunday
az II a m. and - u. IN
ST Paufs Chapel~-W avenue and
Republican street. sunday school 81 80
a. m Morning prayer and sermon al II
r. clock Rev VI Thorn. who has fist ar
rived from the East. ein preach today.
s. MARKS Church Harvard avenue and
S,4sfng street Rev. J r. II. g3wrd. rec~
Tor Morning baptism, the irSfruElsnt
OF Aaoptten Into the Family ~ tod
EvenlEg TIE Uses of Great Men.
s. Clement twenty fourth avenue
soutn and Washington street Rev
George nuxzaile rector sunday school u
a. n Morning prayer and sermon. II
O'Clock Evening service and sermon, -
Trgntv parLh chuvcn-~C9rner Eighta
averne ara Jamra street, Rev. Il. n
tsF.y.en. rector. Morning subject. The
yqxfans o. Zacnaria: The scouts Of le-
formers Jcen Wyciif.
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German I.uthersT-~I 9g~faE sfsA mission.
Sanders AAA h@icN eSee1eys brewery.
s-.~x.ess A: - every otFsr ~Gniay.
German Lutheran Services IN ball. Ger
-s~ Main ssraat ans M2nor Rvenae, scr
wees every second aud fourth sunday ~
- month 81 . = III. ~ .ne Rev. ". II.
ssAreRs pastor
tser<~ae SsssA <fssette 3l's@z1@s~-Es hal'
asa~ gs4vssnfgfoe Sgm1sy eerwkess sS@Ty So
s-73 aEa - - SssnssAT Of tae sa6nt1 at g.
ra / ss.1zs, p hnarf~, t@ts lion 81 slFsTE-
ara ". IL X ag5E. I@es Howell street
German f.vauseSscal I.ftfAsTan. 23o1 -
N-exner Trnta RvRmsie aud Ssesayt street
S4a4sv 9 eszaF NJ ~. Ssza8ay s$rT4CsS
a. ls4 d us- sa8 . ?. -,
%axs a. ssanssN--Fourta avsnEs zaS
rlzs stFess. Rev II, A. f@TrSvsk. rast}~.
rssss5Nz4c@ 1fts seventh avenue S@gGAv
s,azsol a. ~ - N. SerTscss ~ Il - ss-
aG3 . > X.
Nosy T~~nitw F.ngitss---['o-tAr E@xasss y
svertse anS }-E5an SeF7sL Rev. Tarae$ +
FeatFs pastor s~rwtoes tssssT e. " = ~
sn& 81 r. ~. SaH&sy = Aool a. y 81 > r.
German Exz1gxt3sal L1tAsrAr, s.
s.A. 1s-AsSA 4.a2-s4E.A. HssysseA car
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baptist Churches.

Snrwextar. Tsan en~-Services every sun
dav at II a. m ana IA y. III. Rev ], A
"a johnson. y Tacoma pFe aches every
stA.r SUNDAY AL who understand ths
language sFe cordially invited
Market Strest-Carper Tw MY fourth
st.sFts xcertN and M3{n street Rev.
Tna9ras Baldu3n D. II pastor. Services
an sunday a. Z 4 r.. AMI 80 ?. n
Y y : c E. 81 3 - =. n.
saef.ah-FTf;s avends ara Oisye street
fev satrew Svsyfs pastor. T9ss2eree. ~
siffys street Sunday services at isA A.
~. arsf - n. IA sunday seaco} az y n.
.sins gpeonss's prayer meeting 81 n IN
FIRST nantlst Fcufth avenue near James
ss ga.Ar T.a1ls = FnwsFruau. Tsss or. Morn
.e.e atsa,5s,f eStremzfa KsY6ssue& ami
E.sxf tsyersr-E. W sgsls!EE ca and A&n-
~.,fr Social Eu<2Sac Mrs u. A. -
sssecneetGr. so&64st.
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Fgrs.-ColamNs City. Preaching q; u 80
a. m and 7:so 3. m
Uniyersity-T. c. w1swen. pastor Sun
Cay services at II a. NJ. and p. m, Church
ssrhool at u 10 p n. =. X. Pirre;, supctin-
tandent. Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening at O'Clock.
RIrkiand-Scnday services st ii a. su
and y. N. Y +. s. c. Z. y. III. sun
dag school a. Il noon
German rcgat.onai-Sevenk avenue,
betw@ea Pine ana Olive. Services a. II
q. m. ana .. IT, alternately Eimund
Griee. pastor.
Green f>ake~Rsv. T C. Iewls. pastor.
Meetings held FL tire l. -. q. T. nall, Reg.
usr ssrvicsss AT ID a IT and ia o IN
Sunday school al l. O clock. Praise meet.
Ing az ! Is ,. m
wafar~--Rsv. J. + Nichols. raster
Services az ii a n aTri 2. n. sunday
school. u Is p. IA Y. II. : =. r. r. m
Junior Y. T. : =. +. Friday @fteraeos. a.
40
TsIyu7autn-<@3rney Thir1 avenue and
University street Reg ". Fl. G. TennpIe-
pastor. i&f7 Seneca street. Preaching af
Z a. N. ard Issa p n.
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Sundays IN ForesterS hall. SIS First ave-
nGe. Conference and tests. 1.So p. m.
lecture. tests and spirit messages, ~ y.
III Public welcome. Seats free.
The Progressive spirstuaIisfs Society
will hold services every Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock and evening "a Masonic Tenn
pie az 100 o'clock Mrs Ada Foye. pas
tor. Evening lecture and tests. Seats free.
Church OF the Soul. Odd Fellows hall.
Gerrnan.a buildings. chlldren's progress
sive lyceun, 1l.9n a. 10. MedIums meet
ing at / D. m. Mrs. Nagtdl. OF Tacoma.
will lecture this evening on Astronomy"
Tests following.
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The Second f-hFistian SpfrttuBtists'
church. CORNER ~ Third AVENUE and NaAi-
son. VIII hold n meeting this evening a.
T:se o'clock Mediums developing class AT
: o'ciock this afternoon. Dr. Addie Swain.
pastor.
Rev. Alfred " Martin viii Iectsgra this
evening at Ranke hall ~ : o'clock on
Patriotism. Real anil spurious" Miss
Stevens, Sosaist. Al. invited
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nar Market and Main IN Rainier Heights
Baptist church. every first ana third sun
day OF the month. nj ) y. IN.
Swedish Evangelical-Thir avenue. near
Pike. Rev. Martin l.. Larson. pastor. res
ideTtra 10 Howard avenue north Sunday
services al 1880 a. m and Y. N. All
who understand Swedish language cor
daily invited.
German Lutheran tSynoj Mo)-Seryices
every Sunday at lo3e a. IN. and Sunday
school at $50 a. N. In the A q. L. w. hall.
corner OK Jackson street and Yakima ave-
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Catholic Ghurehe~.

Church az tie fEzusar-s}ats -~ Fsraa4gywav
end Madison street Rev. A. THonsesi.
passeT. Rey. \. TTave.li and Rev. J. Slca-
assosa. assistants. Cendgess4 by she Ies-
E&tz
Sacred usart-ssxta aveA4e au4 neEs
street Conducted ~ the Res zgsptortsss
Rev. Thomas Brown. ls&StoE X<cw gs.ass
wltA sss nor. a. ns-. higA saass. attn
se~rn0s l8zss n NJ
CTz- Lady - Coz Hs3fe-~TTa}Ts8 avenue
so.:ta and Washing t5T stre.s. Hev. E.
Fsref9ntalrze. pastor. Tssw -9as- a. n
hixa n1ass, ls.s a. IA. t@Eedle ton. %
3 Il
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Presbyterinn Churches.

Renion Churchill Rev. George F. Whit
worth. d. ID. pastor Services at and
7sa ,. m. Union sunday school at II a. IN
Second, North seattle-Third aveaua
north snd Harrison street. Rev. W. A.
Major. pastor
wels.h-Sevepta avenue and Olive Street.
Rev WiE.am Davis, pastor. Services at
l0:so "A. m. and !. p. III
Calvary presby terian-C5rner OF Twenty
fourth avenue and King street. Rev. Don
ahi Ross pastor. residence. 1871 Twenty
fourth avenue Services at IL a. IN and
ss2n = m. every Sabbath.
United PresbyteTlan--t~oTrer 81 Sixth
averue and Seneca street X. l.. tanning
pastor. Services 81 II "A. m and 20 p m
Sunday school. Gas a m. G. T.. $40 = m
FRS: preshy terra n--corner Fourth ave-
uue ard Spring street. Rev. A. T.. Hutch
k=on H. d. pastor. Services ~ II a. NJ
and : "a a ~ SUNDAY sscaool al q 30 = m
Christian Endeayor at CAS-. Seats free.
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The TarA and the Armenian.

A. - Tark = h'eh slafHn salf a ry9o
o~e &sy. "sieN So y thAt E>n.zfAiss- p lassa Is
tESe a <sT1e7. shaa't hare changed 50
rew &ra rs. and tzksn 10 ca8lt.yaslng thase
sgse@nss. taa Asuer@a1s Ard rsaany
Es;rss >af1Ss tep'ere sais. soo-nsn x aesse
henor q a< ufsgsF7..sae8 as ever taaf - saa
caee S~@f3tsnE szsv3slerz 49,. tssoss s. their
tSfr- aAVH dore - us@rh - haFsu Ne GsSzt-
sns&Ea lrraen~e 81 EaksA~d 81 Re EaAt
>aT e {hs wstx..s aE satS tzcs tes ssna-s b.
cause these rsffscaItr ,slssa s4ssess E.ax.seh-
noea are ouiy fe@ }s n2snAeT ara eannot
GEMS iG So - @tsH mr. nsu.a4s&sss q htrA
IS le&tlre "a no reAa k@ooz xAteses Fer
tes f@ers - 10 ns.sfsks st,T1f g-~as saa
Asv rassssA Au3 tAe usght esgss#ss q w?sass
10 gar ear wsFs, - ass IRE cay -cee sy,
rrohaosy srretrssy aN,y. Scr 4nso~s2Irs TIE
Eaaszatst a3TsA4y ~Tss~SAt asrsS--II&gg ger .
MAxAEtr&
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IRE tvterpi Dzptl#ss ~ ere city have
sx4a sylfsFsssI a mission whsc1 .ii hold
sa~vf~ee every Sunday a. II oclock IN
x~sf y,'r5scE p IN. III fgs Young Natural
SIS ha9 10 the 13a university sro8Ts8s-
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The Volunteers Of America viii hold an
ald-fasnl0ued class meeting ibis afternoon
n, 3 o'clock, al the barracks. 1854 Seoeci
avenue south. The usual meeting Will be
held this evening at o'clock
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Methodist prot~~fsnt Churrh~.

Yes3er 3arctson CaQTch- Preaching on
sunday at II a m
ruwau2ish C-nur.A~ID Mel raSsey. pas
tor. Sunday ac5aeol ~ IL & ~. Preaching
az 90 2. IT
TYrst-S'ayner Third avenue and Pine
~ aeet Rev Frank r.. walthan. pastor
Tire FTrst Methos3ist Profess csYfgreh
and TIE FIRST Christian church. Rev. j y
ssTalah. pastor have anltsd sheIr services
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Christian Churca-fatan Services
morning ard evening at II a. M. and 20
y m Preaching BY Rev J. II. Edward
SUNDAY school after morning service. All
cordially invited.
First Christian Church~-J. y. Smith.
nas:or Residence. sf25 Fourth avenue.
Preachlng a. II A. II. and so .. m. This
church holds gn4on services with The ii. l..
church.
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The0sophy.

Theosophical Society. Amanda Lodge
Meets Sunday al $50 2, m. at Ills Third
avenue near Spring street. All welcome,
Lecture on Universal Law" by M!ss NJ.
Is. Jones.
The Queen City T'heosopbical Society In
America meets every Sunday evening NJ
s p. III. in the A q. L. W. haN In Pio-
neer block. Lecture by e. J, Clark On
The Devil" Public invited.
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Salvation Army.

No. halI--Corner Second avenue south
and Yes,er way. Ensign BernhaTit and
Iie1tenan. Watson in charge. Nine It. m.
knee driH. II "a. m. holiness meeting.
3 m. family gathering p. m. ''Free and
Easy
No 3 haII-Corner pike street and Third
avenue Captain Gill and Lieutenant
Gardner In charge. Nine n. m. knee drtl.
III q. m. holiness meeting. y. M, family
gathering. D. M, Free ana Easy"
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Meetings are held every evening. except
Montss az The Mount Carmel Mission
and Fa:tn Home corner Of Union stree,
and Summit avenue. Con johnson. super
fntendent.
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rxanueIiraI Association.

German-Harrison street and Taylor az
enue. Rev August Ernest. pastor, SO
Harrison street. German preaching every
sunday az II a. m and every lrst and
third Sunday in the month at 9. m.
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The Norwegian IA tisf Methodist church
holds religious services -very sUns2aY at
II 8. ard 30 2. N IN fFieas bah
Ntufh avenue All SeauGlnay hans invited
Be-. e =. Houge. pastor.
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IODAY'S CHURCH SERVICES.

Hereafter the Post-Intelhgencer viii
allow Eve Bnes in formal church notices
free Of charge. For every line over hVe
THERE win be a charge Of - cents. AHis
rule VIII be strictly adhered to.
Church notices must be IN This ouice ho'
Iatar than / r. IA. Saturday.
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Christian Advent meetings are held at
the corner OF Third avenue and Madison
street. DIR. W. Chapman. pastor. Prayer
meeting I015 a. III. Preaching. IL a. IN.
Sunday school. 1888 p. m.
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First Free Metbnsits' ~si2 psne street
Rev A Beers fsasaor. res.5enees ~ Pine
street Preaching AZ i A. n. sn3 =. n
Quarterly meeting today. Bas, l. l.
Sznifa presiding
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Meetings hess fr basement n IL wash
ingt1a street, entrance or R-se# tween
Fg.S- avenue soath and fb>f 3sG n avenue.
every evening ~ : q s'cl7rk. f'aosa1 eTr-
asagss !FysteA Geay}ass1. Thomas kszs.
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Section Seattle Is. l.. p).

The Section Seattle holds study meetings
every Sunday afternoon At : o'clock
Propaganda meetings every Tuesday even
Ing a; O'Clock, az HIS Third avenue.
Everybody invited.
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scandinavian seamen.. Mis.in..

Rev j. Nnaes has ogensvi a ssaudina-
Wan Seamen'a Mission At zi23 First ave-
nae. Services every sunday. Reading
room 81 connectlcn.
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pcor- & Seattle National Hank bs9ji1
ing. Services Sundsy So u 3. m aDa We'd
rs~&ay evening az > sunday AG@3 I'M
r1,esssatsfy after ths SUNDAY s@~v jcf Fe2d-
iuS roosu epen during tie Neek :.GSA %
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re yer.ns s~ss~tssfx rwess every s3v-
CAV A. Il 2 m Ts@a@gnass'-' sn3g-ss. fYis
Tasss aYsEgs. IE9Ts-ay sssz.-as AZ -
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The Christian Alliance meets at 30 p.
m every Sunday, and on Thursday at
D. III. IN their han, 30 Union street be-
tween Third and Fourth avenues. near
Armofy hall
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Unitarian Church.

First Unitarian Thurcl(~Ssve nth avenue
between Union and Pike streets No ser
vice until further notice.
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Services every Sunday evening AZ 80
o'efyck IN Acme Business College hall. SEE
atsie National hank buliains.
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rutv~r.sl Broshe.hoea.

s~s..fe Lodge NJ -, ro1ra ~ n ncAisy
Hlock Public meeting Sunday sssE4lGg ,.
o'c-cscx.
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Cumberland f'-rshytertas Tssr.tv-sse-
md avenue and East Chsrry. Rev E-r-e-
~ Tnnnags~sr. Pastor. Preaching al Il q
n ard - - H.
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spfPtfaatfsm-

re Incorporated Seattle SesrssGalas;x'
Axes<.a ..ac. O. ancS Of t2s Sa.lcoz. Eee.s
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Dr. ANNIE RI ssAlAA wouaeCx ess-
eAsxs. IL E42eA.sg.
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