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DRUNKENNESS IN FRANCE.
Fear That the whole working Glass
VIII Become HabituaI DrunIxnrds.
rom the Paris Messenger.

From the Paris Messenger
Some time ago a Frenchman complied
new statistics concerning the consumption
of alcohol in the different countries of
Europe. The statistician found himself
compelled to assign the somewhat doubt
full honor of first place on the list TO his
own countrymen, and, what Is still worse.
the "Grande Nation was not closely fol-
lowed by the drinkers of whisky or
schnaps. but TO use racing term, sim
ply won In a canter. When these statis-
tics became generally known the first i'm
precision In France was one of unbounded
establishment. Frenchmen had ALWAYS
been accustomed to look on drunkenness
as horrible vice essentially peculiar to
their neighbors across the channel and
across the Rhine. The feeling Of aston
ishment soon gave way to one of mingled
panic and anger-panic on account of the
future OF the nation, and anger against
the 'mauvais patriotic" who had dared
to tell his fellow countrymen an unpleas-
ant truth. However, now the truth has
been recognized everything Is to be done
that can be done in order that the situation
may be ameliorated.
We have already touched on one curious
feature OF the French teetotai campaign.
the barracks have been placarded with
pictures showing the results of drink, and
a number of medical men have started a
special crusade against the evil. II APP
pears that drunkenness In France had not
been communicated TO the people from
above, that Is to say, whereas In the la
boring classes the examples are unfor-
tunately frequent, the cases of alcoholism
In the upper and middle classes have up
to the present been relatively rare. The
statistics before us show that the favorite
beverage of the French workingman is
the horrible concoction known as absinthe.
and its effects upon him are really disas-
trous. The harm done in England by the
over-consumption of whisky and by
schnaps in Germany Is small compared
to that done by absinthe In France. DR..
Laborde of the Academy OF Medicine has
affirmed in a brochure upon the subject
his conviction that unless something is
quickly done to remedy the present state
Of affairs, within a relatively small num-
Der of years the whole of the working
classes will have become habitual drunk
ards. Special legislation on the subject
has already been proposed. but as the
"marchands de wins" are exceptionally in
huental electors, 1t is to be feared that
the deputies will be slow 10 support any
measures likely to decrease the consump-
ton Of alcohol In France.
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MESSENGER BOYS LONG ERRAND.

Savannah, March is, 1899.
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All deep sea sounding records are be-
lieved to have been broken by the British
cruiser Penguin, which reports having
sounded to a depth Of 4,672 fathoms, or
2s.372 feet, In the Pacific ocean between
New Zealand and the Tonga Island The
Penguin also found out that Falcon ISL
and, which was formed during a volcanic
eruption in 1885. and disappeared last Sep
fember. has sunk eighteen feet below the
surface.
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Neutrality-suspicious. Uncle Moike Duff
fly is out av his mind intoirelyl' Mrs. Nc.
Lubberty-"Phwot makes yez say thot?"
Lubberty-"Phwoy, he's been afther max
in his viii an ravin' VERIFYING he's got
in dhe worruld TO his heirs. not kapin
back for himsid as much as a quarter s
wort av anything. Think sv ut, ravin'
himself pinniless at his age, Ia case he
should dole !'-Harpers Bazaar
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Coming to New York From London
First Glass Passage on the Paris.
From the New York Post

London, March 1O.-A messenger boy
sails from Southampton tomorrow on
board the American Line steamer ST.
Louis, bearing a letter for parties in New
York, where he will await an answer and
return Immediately.
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might be written upon modern slang. It Is
not polite, however, to use 1t, and nothing
so gives man away" as habitua indul-
gence in IT.
SO, II you have acquired the habit, take
"a tumble" and come off"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26
Latheran Churches.

German Lutheran-pawasnish mission.
sanders hail below Swseney's brewery.
Services at ESQ every other Sunday.
German L:sihersn-Sersices in ball. cor
nsr Main street and Minor avenue. Ser
vices every second and fourth Sunday 81
the month at ;:$5 p. N. by the Rev. w. It.
BehreEs. pastor.
German South Seattle Alissiea--ln hal
near postofflc~. Sunday services every sec
ohd ard third Sunday Of The month at ) p.
and W. II. Kurtz, ioea Howell street
German Evangelical Lutheran. lions
Sunday school, $50 A. m. Sunday services
al 1880 a. IN. and 30 p. m
Norw~g an-Dansa--f ourth avenue and
Pre- street. Rev b. A. Borrsv.k. pastar:
residence. i6sA Seventh avenue. sunday
school AT $40 a. n Services al IL A. rn.
and q. m.
Holy Trinity. Engissn--Carner Seyeith
avenue and Union street. Rev. James r.
Beates. pastor. Services today at II a. m.
and 100 p. m. Sunday school at $3.50 y. m.
German Evaugsliea. Lutheran. 81.
Johns Congress ton SUNDAY SerStces. cor
ner Market and Main. IA Hasa HeiFais
Baptist church. every first and ihtfd sun
day Of the II th at y. III.
Pike. Rev. Martin l. Larson. pastor; res
idence ITO Toward avenue north. Sunday
services at io.n "a IN ana T. m All
who understand Swedish language cor
daily invited.
German Lutheran fSynod Mo)-Servicex
every Sunday at 1880 a.. m and Sunday
school at $50 A. NJ. in the a. q. u. w. hall,
corner OF Jackson street and Yakima ave-
nue.
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Village lads enlist from n variety ~ resle
sons Some go because their fathers boz
fore them were soldiers, others because
work Is scarce or they are tired OF "fol-
lersn' the psow~tatI:" others. again. from
pure love OF lighting. II likes to year
about the bio-ud." remarked one youth
when reading letter from his broth1r In
India, in which the writer described his
experiences Of a sharp action during the
late frontier campaign II likes TO year
about the hio-ud. meks feel a-sn I'd itko
Ia have shot at they black felierS mys
self" and he straightway went on and
enlisted into the home battalion OF his
brothers. regiment. Another boy took
the queens shilling because he was
"grizxled at. by ais foreman. Tho dis
traeted mother OF this would-be warrior
followed him 20 tho barracks ana offered
90 buy him cut, for she had already sent
two sons 90 India, and could ili-anord To
lose the wages of "A third. His reply To
her fearful eE.sreasies Was thai le would
nj so back to the p.ow-taii not fur wof-
ever he .'nked so erin' he had then
been at II one dsy'-"an a so'jer ho
meant 10 be-"
T*nix took piare some two years ago.
but he likes II still. indeed, they all do.
I'VE are In the khyher pass wrote one
during the var. and are as happy ~ It~
tie larks" II did not care much fer tbs
bullets at first" said another. "Dut now
I'm listed To them, and loves the nghftn
proper" third wrote 10 his mother that
these black 'eathsnEs have a dam cheek
they fires at we. and don run away when
We sires at they Not letters only, bur
photographs Of ire scenery and bsau,Hu1
indian sssawls and taoseeloths fina thetp
way across the ssa 10 the village: sockA
TOO, for little sgotaers at home. guern.eys.
vests stockings. and shawls Knitted by
rough bat towing hands among the wild
mountains OF IN. khyber attest the
warmth OF these soldier lads affection.
"Ah. he's more comfort 20 me than all the
s'otter children put together" said ons
mother. ss sss related how Two pounds
sterling mad reached her from the camp
at s,alndi kotaI. he never writes. d0esRt
Harry. wl'ou1 puttla sumniat In his let
txxrw
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xpJyrE To CONTRACTORS.


NOTICE To CONTRACTORS AND
Dealers in Miscellaneous 5ugpltes.--So
fEce In hereby given that sealed Dr0pos-
ais aiii - received BIZ the aaderssx ned
secretary % shs board Of puddle works
UP ~ 10 o'eiogs a. IN Aonday, February
xssb. sks for tha FINISHING 70 the city
sf Seattle On acquisitions 10 be- issued
during tHs 1s1sstns OF March and April.
g-9eg for material and supplies. also coal
ard wood fpf the ordinary Eeeds Of the
vafsD4s departments during Inc said two
months A 1ss4siea fist Dg such mater
ssfa ara supplies fo be bid on can -
had ~ calling at the cf9c- 81 the board
II public ~GgA@ ia lsa city hall.
Saaasd conditions Afs&sf requiring the
purchase 81 srtiesss ~ very large QnAs-
Etskss aacss tas ordinary requirements.
lbs board reserves this right 10 mako spe-
efAf cmif far leaders en- meet such cAAoa
The hoard rgs-sssss tbs right q retoce
gay and ali ssas.
>ssrop~sssss 10 bs sndersed en- the envs3.
oSsssss Bid for Supplies"
BY p~der - TIE beard % pubic woyhA
FRANK ULESOy. Secretary.
= nass o. aSss cst'a;eAtscE. TsssnAxy IRA
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4
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Seventh
Avenue North. Harrison Street. etc.
sewer Improvement.
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
secretary of the board OF public works OF
the city OF Seattle up TO o'clock p. m.
Monday. March 9Th. 1889 for the improve
ment OF Seventh Avenue North Harrison
street and various connecting alleys.
streets. ways and avenues, by construct
III a pipe sewer along said avenues,
streets. ways and alleys. together with all
necessary openings. wyes. manhoies,
lafnphoies. yentlIatorg flushing tanks and
catch basins. as provided by ordinance No
~, creating local Improvement district
No: itS, ana tn accordance with the plans
ana specifications now on file in the Of
ice q the board OF public works
5a.h bia must be accorpaniexi by GER
uned check. payable to the order OF the
city comptroller for Il sum not less thau
I'VE GO per cent. Of the bid. and no hid
Val be considered unless accompanied by
The successful stdder will be reou,raa "a
enter INTO contract and furnish salts
,actory eona fas the amount required by
the city charter and the laws Of the
state OF Washington within, zen fays ss,
or nsfnS ss9tiliee q the award OF the got-
tract to him; failing 10 do SO. the sata
cheek and the amount dxed therefs, ,stt,
b. forfeited 70 the city. No person /. all
Ettss bidder who hys vivian, -
yeSrs prior TO the letting Of said con-
tract made default IN payment a,g any l,ts,
claim fer any work or labor performed
or anv skill or material furnished ssg.rs,.4
ant 10 any such contract m her4sr al
vertissA or "ho within said twa years
failed 10 complete any sech contracts
ss>sefal attention - called IA arttrta
xxffi 81 the city charter az Saow ia fore.
relating 80 hours ef labor" and 20 argl-
Gle viii section II, suss I and q reaas-
ing 10 bands and sssret.~s |
IT,. lggsrsf az pggoiic works RESERVES the
richt 70 reject any and all aB1s. |
Proposals must De Endorsed ou ga lziorss.
ssEsa3 far Seventh Avenue North. Harm
son Street, etc, Sewer improeeruf nt-"
By order Of the hoard OF pzlblie5 works
FRANK of4ESOS, seer4 saTy.r
Date ~ 9rsf publication. Fshruaty 18th
eSsza
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Norwegian. Dan sh-~Serslcex every sun
day at II a. ~ aEd 80 y. M Rev. j. A.
III Johnson. Of Tacoma, breaches every
other Sunday. All who understand the
language are cordially invited.
Market Strees-corner Twsnty-fonrth
avenue south and Main street. Rev.
Thomas Baldwin. u. u. pastor. Services
on Sunday al II a. NJ and 10 r. N.
Y p s. c. f. at so p. m.
Swedish Fifth avenue and Olive street.
Rev Andrew Swartg, pastor, res Sence. SIS
Olive street Sunday services al 1919 =.
IN. and I 80 D. m. SUNDAY school at y
Young peoples prayer meeting al r, m.
First Raptsst-Foarth avenue near James
street Louis $. BowesIn4an. pastor. Morn
ing subject .RQth's Ghalce, kNensng.
"a Candid Question Baptism AZ close OF
morning service.
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NOTICE tn CONTRA,TOMs.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS A.

NOTICE TO CoNTRAcToRS-Tay Az
enue Residewalking. etc, Improvement.
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posais viii be received by the undersigned
secretary OF the board OF public works up
10 o'clock y. m, Monday March 9Th,
1879, for the Improvement of Taylor ave-
nue. from Denny Way to Harrison street.
by resfdewalking and parking said avenue
between said points, as provided by Ortst=
nance No. alan. creating local Improvement
district No IL, and In accordance with
the plans and specifications now en- file
IN the office OF the board OF public works.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check. payable 10 the order OF
the city comptroller. for a suya not less
than fve t5p per cent OF the bid, and no
BID Will he considered unless accompanied
by said check.
The successful bidder viii be required to
enter into a contract and furnish satIsfac-
tory bond for the amount required by the
city charter and the laws OF the state
or Washington. within ten lays after be-
TO him. failing To do so. the said check
and the amount fixed therein win be for
fefted 10 the city. No person Is eligible
as bidder who has within two years
prior 10 the letting OF said contract male
default in payment OF any. just claim FOR
any work or labor performed or any skill
or material furnished pursuant to any
who within said two years iaiied to COM
piete any such contract.
Special attention Is called 10 article
Sxfh., Of the city charter, az now in force,
relating tn s'hours OF iabof.' and to aru-
Gle viii, section 81 subs. / and 2, relating
To bonds and sureties
The board OF public works reserves the
right To rejec. any and all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed on envelope:
bid for Taylor Avenue Residewalking
etc. Improvement"
BY order of the board of public works.
FRANK OLESON. Secretary.
Date OF first publication. February eth.
1893
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rITY NOTICES.

IN TsG977 STTF.T7 sT777'T e..
aoN8ng ssweerSk7sd ma fer. placed In sie
city rsE4fss Fehrssary -. 1893 wigl be sold
al rssbIic auction 10 ihe highest bidder
for cash IN ha I'd 10 pay e1s- AZ sra-
pounding ard advertising March 3 frS
49, s4l ~ i flsgck "a M. at the froaf saaxr q
police NerAauaFssrs. eafasr Third ave.
fue and Fs4s@r way.
Das rid a0d white hs5fer. sir IN lef,
ear
Tire owner ~ tbs above described hs.sfssr
s,sssag unkaasn Ia zee
&. = REED Chiaf Of Fslsee
Date 81 hrst psnsseat3oH. February a
fsSa
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COMPOSITION

We ara rev Uspasess ~ d. eonDosgs1oa
for tia fracs sAsg EsSAssyet in NsnyA eli
Nkxson. Esesser an3 s~Og9 p Mer -1faz-
.aS<.an Sss&raxfse4 Cais OF address Pgss-
IEsSEIagezoer. seattle
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CITY NOTICES.
THE CITY OF sEArTLE.-cssy Treas

II = CITY OR y E3A A&sE.--ssK$ AFGaS-
eTer's Notice.
Notice Is hereby given thar the fourth
annual inst2lluent 81 local Improvement
district. No. - for She improvement OF
Lewis street. I'll TIE City ~ Seattle. from
1esIer avenue 10 tae north line Of Walla
WAIiA Addition, under she psov.sieas of or
dsaanee Nc &sk9. which provides for the
Improvement Of asid street by grading the
me and cons FtscssHg s3fsw ALAS CT bosh
sas= tasrsGt 1ith parking strips between
sidewalks ard roadway ans prov s35HS for
tbs payment Thereon ia ins1ak.meu1s ard
establishing fgnd fer S3c6 pas meat by
tire soyytng a-s collection OF special as
seSxeaeuEs upon the pFnsrgrty benefited hv
slse Improvement. and qTosi4laz tag tn@
~s 3fse legislature 81 fae State II wash
tngton approved March ssh. issA sn1 UH-
Ger sae provisions of ordinance NJ %5ss.
approved May IN. is%s, - ansese3e,s be
ordinance No sac approved Sa}x lisAe
$50 and BE CsEy CHARTER a. sfg}@ttsleG as.
9ox n f5Fex has t~scn daily certified 70 ire
fec col3es:s1r. ara the fe$re1t lFe sans
saaFetn cszrse4 sd lex ea ssa-ast esea
uaguei aaI i0t of an3. AID par thereof.
IL SAID distract 81 payment - szea Install
ssert. reulairz warald, and 1fe SANE. In
charged. mas ~ gatd az oT tetor~ tas
SsA rs % Marcia is9%. Z aSess payment
~ made yr s2see ss.ss A43us@nt o. p EsFs9ss
tAe .ssh Gay * Asfch, fSsa. he we sssaa
svs-4'rsse 4sl aesssezsi SIS s4sl ssea4 Ansa~~--
at fse RATE ~ pHT evsyE. saeF AGssasfss afatAs
es.sl- &m8 Z ans raid before sk54 s5rsse a
q - saS... ~ - ~ s ,..r-. :. ,-.-
axasast sac. los and rzrees OF land. and
part thereof. ~ 6eual@est ard wssA the
juserss. az.S ES0aisv Shsa b. fssfiscFess a.
nsasS ~ xes s1gss her WitN sEeA sSszissoAas
charges - psnal{sas as ar 49, soysxe1 %
asses.- taxes ard 80 g 3ct or parcel ~ aAHA
- 81 .alls gert $780,, 30 ~cid - gtse sgse-sa.
~ sassG Asssssita. ~ a So "a .erest. gR@s.sY
sd costs IN s1'~ manner pFa.yl3s2 3 .s~.
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pr..syter,.n Uhurch~..

Renson Church REV. George y, Whit
I 30 D. m. Union Sunday sclooa at II a. m.
Second, North Ssattie-Thrd ayeaue
north and Harrison street. Rev. w. A
ajor. pastor.
Weish-Stvenih avenue and Olive street
Rev WiGam Davis, pastor. Services at
1880 a. m. and y. m
Calvary Presbyteraan--Corner OF Twenty
fourth avenue and King street. Rev. Don
aid Ross. pastor, residence. III twenty.
7:sn y. ma. every SABBATH.
United Presbyterisn--corner OF Sixth
averue and Seneca street.. r.. l.. tanning,
raster Services at ii "A. m, and ~ %. m
Sunday school. 9:As a. IA. G. H., 40 D. IN.
FIRST observation-disclosures Fourth ave-
nue. ard Spring street. Rev. A. l.. Huteh-
ison - D., pastor. Services at n a. III.
and 30 n. m. Sunday school NJ 1850 o. IN.
Christian E.ndeayor at 6.1a. Seats free.
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Week day services during Lent win b
held every afternoon at 40 O'clock. cxcepe
Friday, at 81. Clements church. Friday
evening service will be held at 7.30 O'clock
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Rev. Alfred w Martin will lecture thio
evening at Kanke hall on "Cyrano de Befs
gerac." the greatest play Of the latter pose
Of the century Public invited.
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Church Of the immaculate Broadway
and Madison street. Rev. n DioTnesii
pastor. Rev A. rrive.il and Rev J. Mich
olson, assistants. Conducted by the Jes-
u4ts.
Sacred fieart-~sixth avenue ana Fell
stFeet Conducted By the Eesieuptoststa
fES. Thomas Brown, pastor. l>9~ usAss.
Wta s@i FTs6m. = a. nj. high mass. with
sermon. 1870 "a. m
Our Lady % Gsoo1 Hsip~ThtFd avenue
s9gth and Washington street. Rev r. Y
frefontaiae. pastor. Law mass. q. nl (.
nigh mass. losSs IA. m. bessseiaet.on, J -
=. m.
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TAe Sevwsg Ean-fssniSe Methodist church
holds religious services every Sunday az
III a. IA. and 10 y. n, in Fr.e2Ns hall.
Ninth avenue. All scanjinavsans Invited.
Rev. c. y. uoage. pastor.
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81. Lake ~ Ren;ar Service and sermon
az .. n. Services conducted ~ Rev. NJ
Iazor1.
ST. Aa-y's-wee6ssnl Park Rev. III. H.
GGwen in charge. Service asad sermon AZ
,. NJ Mr.. Wlioar :. Las las FeAarr
Take Green Lake car. get ox az WGaslow
station
eS. stephen s-Ess;a-s Rev. r. e n.y.
land. rector. Divine service every SUNDAY
AZ II a rn- ard ~ y. II
ST rasss's ChapeS~W arren avenue and
Repa alscan STREE. Sunday scAosl At $40
a ~. Morning prayer and sermon al Il
O'clock Rev. ii Thagzi. Rsio aas tast ss-
rived from shs East. VIII. preach To-Day.
ST. Marks enerca--HarvaTa avenue and
Srsrsag street Rev. j. r. Il. LlHy3. rec
tor Morniag. The Kings Highway
Evening" "A Wife Of the olssen Time.
ST. Clement --Twenty- fourth avenue
seuta and Washington street Rev.
George Rslxx.lls. rscsex. sunday school y
"a. Ia. Morning prayer and sermon II
o'clock. EveaiAS sersfee and sermon. .sM
TRINITY parish ehurea~t,srnss Eighth
avenue and James street. Rev II: IL
tsowen rector. Morning subject. ne
Horns and the Carpenters Evening.
Great Caurca Rstorrnerss Martin Las
Their"
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Services every Sunday evening at -
o. cock In Acme Eus.ness College hall. BE.
atsie National hank building.
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Meetings are held every evening, excepe
Monday. at The Mount Carmel Nisatou
and Faith Home, corner OF Union strees
and Summit avenue. Con johnson. super~
intendent.
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TAessophy.

,FasscseEes'csl apEaesy Amanda T<szxA-
Meets ran2sy at - o. M. al 1ifs Tg5.ra
avenue s@ar kssrsnx essssr ~ we-eer,sa
tss-1T 70 ~ Is ~ re Tneu~ogsai-
TIE tssses { ~ Tsss<szsssss "a ,asssy ,n
?. m. IA the A. - r. ~ haY zezlrsss
1eHr bsexx Lecture ~ F. - mxsw1-.
~ renaA Asss-Frsss Aoust The Esesy Nos
tor illustrated.
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Mes.ods.t Protestant Churches.

Yesler Junction Church-~Treaciing on
Sunday AT II a. III.
Duwara.sh Churea~uaniel Bagiey pas
tor. Sunday school at 10 q. m- Preaching
al 100 D. m.
Ftrs,-Corner Third avenue and Pine
street. Rev Frank F.. Whitman, pastor
The First Methodist Protestant church
and the First Christian church. Rev. J. "
smith. pastor. have united their services
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FIRST Free Msshedsss-~sis Pine street.
Rev. A. Beers. pastor, residence, sie Pine
street. Preaching at III m ard p. IN.
Quarterly meeting tcssay. Rev. L. h
Smith presiding.
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rirs;-colnmb.a city Preaching at Il so
a. m. and s.se y. IN,
Iyutversity-T. G.. Niswen. pastor. sun
cay services AT Il a. M. and ! y. m- Church
school al 1910 y. IN. +. X. Pirret. sup. rim
tenfent Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening at o'clock.
misunderstanding services at II Il. m
and s D. m. Y. =. 3. G. E., y. IN. Sun
aay school al Il noon.
German cengrcsat onai--Seventh avenue
between Pine AMI Olive, Services at II
a m. and u m alternately. Edmund
Srieb, pastor.
Green Lake-Rev. r. G.. Lewis pastor
Meetings held In the /. O. g. T. hail. Reg.
u.ar .~rrvicss AT ii "a. III and 10 D. M
sunday sahoo. al II O'Clock Praise rect.
ing 1T s.i5 D. m.
Edgewafer-Rev- T. T, Nichols. pastor
Services at II a. m. ard y. m. sunday
school, " rs y. m. Y. 4. 3. &. u. y. m
Junior Y. J.. $. c. E.. Friday afternoon al
40.
plyuouih-Corner Third avenue and
University street. Rev. W. IL. q. Temple.
pastor, 1857 Seneca street. Preaching al
ii A. m. and 80 D. m.
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rs !s 7fpcrat@s Seattle Sesgftaa.lsts'
a.. So ''ss "a al & of thH National ue@ts
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.rcssrs. sests aa1 sEsEss srssssaxe~ 20 r.
"a. f1es'e welcome Seafs free.
lsr Progressive sstrstuz;.Sts, ssscsst :
sss Hss4 services every sunday afternoon
= ss.ts ard evening ia Aa.snic Tsn-
- - s'c1ork. Nrs Ada FsVe E4.ss~
A'fT1'ifaS lecture ana teess. Seas fres.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Tasnt s-ss.ss-
pfsf avenue ard East Cherry. Rev ksmer
e ia.fs.Irsfsi. pastor. Preaching A. II q.
IL adas 10 .. 10.