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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-07

SINCE the commencement Of the dis
bursement of the three million dollars
belonging to the people of this country
President Mckinley sent to the negroes
and scalawag insurgents OF Cuba,
Gen. Gomez has again reconsidered bis
repeated threat of abandoning that isl
and and returning to his native land,
and has consented to remain there. at
least for a while longer. Unless he
speedily die, he will take part 10 the
next instruction there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-07

SENATOR MARTIN.-A move among the
friends of Senator Thomas g. Martin is on
foot to have him made chairman of the ns.
tlonsl democratic committee. 1t is said that
this move was started by leaders of the party
in distant States Mr.. Martins reputation as
an effective political organizer commend 5
him, his friends say, to lead tho fight mex t
year. Mr.. Martin was not an original free.
silver man. His position on the financial is
sue was, until the meeting OF the State cons
vention of 1897, accepted to be that OF go
man. 1t ia given out now that movement
is to be mado to put the machinery Of tha
national party in entirely new hands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-07
Zola.s Novels Conllscated.

Berlin, July The police have con.
fscated all Of the German editions Of
the following three novels of lola
"L'Argent," STA Debscle'' and Doc.
teur Pascal" The authorities vouch-
safe no reason for their action. The
Ma ional q -itung, in its comment, calls
it high handed proceeding, scandalous
and disgrace to the civilized world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-07

SENATOR CHANDLER, of New Hamp.
shire, has declared against the three
republican principles of gold, trusts
and railroads. As he is discerning
politician, with an eye single to his own
interests, that he has done so, looks as
if the republican party, in his State
at least, is not in exact accord with
most of its national leaders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-07
SENATOR MORGAN of Alabama says

SENATOR MORGAN OF Alabama says
1.-THE flag we have planted in the
Philippines is consecrated to the same
liberties it shelters on the Capitol at
Washington.
The Senator has reached the age OF
seventy FIVE, but what he says would not
have been so noticeable if uttered by a
spingal. Something must be the mat
ter with Mr.. Morgan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-07

The Boston Transcript, supposed
to be reliable newspaper, publishes a
letter written by Admiral Dewey, in
which that Admiral says "rather than
make war of conquest on the Fill.
pinos, l would sail away" Ii this be
so, Dewey day will never again be cell
brated ia the North.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-07

DeWitt's Little Early Risers expel from the
system all poisonous scsumulations, regulate
the stomach, bowels and liver, and purify the
blood. They drive away disease, dissipate
melancholy and give health and vigor for
the daily routine. Do not gripe or sicken.
Edgar Waraeld, jr., corner King and Pitt
streeta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-07

WHILE the industrious and intelli-
gent Filipinos are fighting to the death
against the control of the U. S. gov
eminent, the stupid and lazy negroes
of Liberia are imploring this govern
ment to assume control over them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-07
IMPRISONED IN GRAYE.-Arthur
of Frankford, Pa, was for q

short time prisoner in grave yes.
terday, in the Knights of Pythias
cemetery, sbove frankfort. With two
other men he had been digging the
grave, which was nearly finished at the
time of the accident. His companions
were standing on the edge, aud Ackers
was in the grave which was about eight
feet deep Suddenly large hagstone,
extended to cover the open grave, fell
in, crushing Ackers and completely COW
ering the opering. With much difficulty
the man was rescued from his trying
position. He was not badly hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-07
ALL. following is I,

BAsEBALL.-The following is the result Of
the National League games played yesterday {:
Baltimore Washington, game postponed, wet
grounds Brooklyn 7, philadelphia l; Chi
cago II, Pittsburg 8; Louisville 3, Cincin
natl 2 st. Louis 8, Cleveland A. Tho fol.
lowing is the standing of the clubs:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-07

Mr.. W. S. Summers, for thirty.two
years the able deputy sheriff for the
Broad Run district, OF Loudoun county,
having declined reappointment,
Sheriff II. II. Russell has named Eu-
gene w. Presgraves as his successor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-07
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITlEN.

The War Department mas received a
dispatch from Assistant Surgeon Sinner
at Santiago reporting the death at that
place of Major Heatwole, chief commits.
sary, of yellow ever.
Hon. W. J. Bryan, who is en- route TO
Columbus, Ohio, in an interview said
that the democratic party in its plat
form of 1900 would reaffilm the Chi
cago platform in its entirety and add
strong planks against trusts and i'm
perialsm or a standing army.
William Keaton, who on June shot his
wife and two other women, iniuiing the irst
so severely that she died on Tuesday in the
Jewish Hospital, hanged himself in Moya-
mensing prison, iu Phi adelphis. this morn
ing. Keaton used his suspeDders as a rope.
He was to have come before tho coroner
jury today.
During street fight in Philadelphia, in
which number of young men were involved
early this morning. Thomss Ashworth, aged
40, was knocked down and kicked 10 death
by the gang.
A Burlington train for Omaha went through
culvert half mile from Waldron. No.
last night re fireman was killei and half
dozen passengers were injured.
Advices from Dawson state that the steam
or Robert Kerr left there June 30 with over
SO 600, 600 worth of gold for ct. Michaels.
The Standard Oil monopoly has reached
over into Canada and gathered in the On
tario Natural Gas and Oil Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-07

DeWitt's Little Early Risers benefit perma
pently. They lend gentle assistance to ma.
tnre causing nc pains or weakness, perms.
nently curing constipation and liver ailments.
Edgar Warfeld, ir., corner King and Pitt
streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-07

GENERAL WALKERS TRIAL.-The
trial of General Walker at Bristol for
the shooting of Lawyer Hamilton pro-
crossed slowly yesterday. A number
of witnesses for the defense were ex-
amined, and their testimony was large.
iy directed TO showing that it had been
found necessary by Walkers friends 10
advise him to 60 armed, as threats had
been made against him. One witness
testified that Hamilton had said he in.
tended to provoke Walker into row
and then thrash him good" The de-
Tense introduced what was purported
to be copy OF note warning Walker
not to go to the courthouse on the night
of the shooting. The case will probab-
ly not 60 to the jury before Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-07
Won. Lost. Per Cent.

Todsy's Schedule baltimore a. Wash
ington; New York at BOSTON Philadelphia at
Brooklyn; Chicago at Pittsburgh Cincinnati
at Louisville; Cleveland at ST. Louis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-07
FOR A COURT OF ARBITRATION.

FOX a COURI OF ARBlIRAIION.
A dispatch from The Hague says;
The revised proposal regarding the in.
stitu.ion of u permanent court of arbi-
tration, which will be submitted to the
committee tomorrow, consists Of SO ar
ticles. Those regarding the constitu-
ton of the court itself are substantially
Identical with Sir Julian Pauncefote's
original project.
Clause % is interesting, in that it pro-
vides that each signatory power shall
designate within three months follow.
ing the ratification not more than four
persons recognized as competentto deal
with questions of international law who
are ready to accept the office of arbi-
traitor. The bureau will keep list of
the nominees who will be entitled to
sit as members of the court. From
these the arbitrators in o given case
will be selected by contrasting powers
Two or more powers can designate the
same member. Members will be nomi-
mated for six years and eligible to re-
nomination. In case of death or retire
ment the vacancy is to be filled in the
same manner as the original nomina-
ton was made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-07

The mining town of Coulterville. in Mari
posa county, CAL, was entirely destroyed by
fire last night. Only two business houses are
left standing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-07
The marEeua.

Chicago, July THE market closed as
follows: Wheat-July 73la May =. Corn
July 33ib; May =. Oats-July 2U3. ;
May =. Pork-Msy -.
Georgetown. July Wheat 70s75.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-07

Judge William II. Boiling died at his resi-
dence in Wytheville, Va, yesterday of apo
plexy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-07
EDUCATIONAL.
STATE FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL,

Liberal Academic and Professional Courses,
with Normal Training Free toition for 200
young women to teach in the public schools
Diploma secures State License without further
examination. Session begins September 2Otb
Catalogues sent to applicants. iy7 1w
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-28
SCHOOL YEAR ABOUT TO END.


County School Superintendent W. J..
Meredith viii be busy this week marking
the examination papers OF eighth grade
pupils graduating from the county
schools. A large number Of such papers
nave already bsen received. On Friday a
class Of six graduated from the Rentnn
school. Tonight eight will graduate at
Boise ard two at Bellevue. The Rsnscn
class il highly praised by gnpt- Meredith.
On Friday and Saturday OF this week
Supt. Meredith will hald At the court
animation. open 10 applicants for state
certificates ard nse diplomas. The exam
iuatscn viii b attended by al who ind
this city most convenient Other exam
nations viii be held simultaneously by
thu state board AZ Olympia. Whatcom ana
Wafla Wasia-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-28

James p Townsend yesterday fled .
rsrsorsstrarca at the city bali against the
proposed replanksng q Western avenue
No meeting Of the board Of public works
was held yesterday ewing 10 the uineAs
Of City Engineer r. I'll. Thomson. preaA
Aert OF the board
have approved the bend OF Timothy Ryan
contractor On the Olive street and Terry
avenue sewer amounting to 81 No.
Superintendent az Streets r. ~ Little
returned last night from California aftef
At absence Of tvo weeks He 10 much
Improved in health and win b ~ his desk
Tomorrow
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We Have Three Of
Those Coffee Mills

tGHAlXLESa HETC1-E0
L<-~ c&rtad fiem o1s from last -
sus- DAy ~ aew. buf &kak shapUuA
Aa6 70 ~ ~ ~ 6lan ne his nssrfs5
6se1 doUa fJun 6lek III pptn,
e7&oo 3 e4SnA
Thy have Cduns6is hid gears 2af -
- good - 4sv o6h5 mil. Co7e cary q
yuu ~ interested.
EOBES BROS. e NILES
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the curious people who stare - coldiy? No.
for they are conscious OF the blessings Of
many whose distress they have ailevsaied
ard nsayhap each one gioats In secret
over a soul saved from tho downward
road.
so the drum goes boom hoom." and the
cornet cracks and scars and cracks again:
ard IL Is not IN vain.
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cried and Tho children gathered around
angnang happfly- TAs twins couldn't un-
dersEAaa II. bat they cycws1 and clapped
their hands
xaAt wcnan told me afterware TIA: h1
Aushand hAd Tor years been Z slave 70
drink and when In aquor was q demen
EneArnaie. STE bad about determined 60
make away With hernels and the little ones
when tia saving yecoyusxtscn cAme"
n Nd nov listen. Cor the big hass drum ID
bringing man up the street and q
strong cornet with m invtxthls crack In II
lungs IL escorrsng another. Guitars ara
sfrumnsng and the voices OF men and wo-
men rise On the nigh. air .nte-mangsed. Are
they slammed ~ the noise they make: ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-28

Sabbath school. 1910 a. m- c. E.. D. m.
Weekly prayer meeting. Thursday, Ia
p. m.
Welsh-Seven,h avenue and Olive street.
Rev. William Davis. pastor. Services q.
90 T. M and .. m
First Presoytertan-Corner Fourth ave-
nue. and Spring street. Rev. A. l. Hutch
ison. D. D.. pastor. Services al II a. m
and 30 p. m. Sunday school a. IL 30 q M
Christian Endeayor al SIS. Seats free
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-28

LARGE WAREHOUSE ERECTED.
The long and well established warehouse
business mentioned IN snothAf advertise
yzsers will. aSssr Juns Int. b. eondacfed
solely ~ stl-36.z-s First avenus south. IA
TIE large hgsck building specially erected
for sss uses As proprietor. beg to AZ
neunce thai after tbs date mentioned
sAan hare no connection with zHy bust
ness conducted st nay late premises Ne.
as Eocsaensaa assnae.
! c. READMAS
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Christian Advent meetings are held at
the corner OF Third avenue and Madison
street. Or. W. Chapman. pastor. Prayer
meeting. l1:iS a. m. Preaching, II q, u
Sunday school. 1880 p. m.
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Ranke HalI-~Aifred w Martin pastor
Servicces Sunday evening ~ o'clock Sub.
tees. Our consoiaiicns, or = Religion to
Die BY
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S.ns~rss ssn below sweeney's brewery.
Services at SO every ether SUNDAY
German Evangelical Lutheran. liens
Corner Tenth avenue and Stewart street.
SUNDAY school ? ~ a m Sunday services
~ 70 NJ a. m. ara T1@ y. m-
Holy Trinity. FnriisA--cerne- seventn
avsans aaa Union street Rev. James r
Huiy Communion. a. Ii a. IA Sunday
sehsa.. az ais ii. II.
German Lutheran tSynaz. Nc iSerytces
every Sunday NJ leo . 10. ard Sunday
scaessss ~ saN T. - 81 tire 4. @ II, W.
hall corner OF jackson stree. ana zkifnA
avenue.
Nerweg7asa-T Ia sisa~~Fsourth avenue ana
rfre strves Rev. n. A. Ea-reyik. pastor.
residence. ia Seveash avenue Sunday
school a. SO l. m Services ~ II . ~
and g. IT,
German i4itheyan--Svrvsess IL hal. cor
n<r Main street And Minor sssru4- Ser
vsres every second and feurts Sunday Ct
the rsussta At rs = IA. ay he Rev. W IL
Befrsns. pastor.
tserssa4a Svstn seattle Asssaon-Gn hall
near pss: fire Sunday services every SEC
onS ard sAsra Sunday Of the nscnta 81 >,
"a. Pastors. f. knAvrs. los Howell G<ses.
A.. W. r. kurtx isse Hawau street
German Evangelical Lutheran. 81
.naE4's AaExreKAtaan--Sln1ay seswsceA. c<r-
ne< Market a.. Main. in K&saser Heights
cav Of tAs meath. 81 - ~.
sesassa fsyanxesscai-~Thsre avenue. rea-
rsxs. Ref. MAxssn Ia LAxUcn~ pastor: res
steEce. IL HewAfa avsnao cS-tA sunday
ea-xsSsa ~ 10 u g. "a Ard =. m. Al.
ssa understand Sws1.sa language cor-
SzA.iy s1ssse4.
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Our Lady OF Coed Help-Third avenue
south and Washington street. Rev. f. X
Presontaine. pastor. Low mass, = q IN. !:
high mass. 100 .. n. Bsnedlc.ion. $50
p m
Church Of the Observation-Disclosures
and Madison street. Rev A. Diofned!
olson. assistants. Conducted by the Jes-
uifs.
Sacred Hearf--Sixfh avenue and Bell
street Conducted by the Redemptorisss
Rev. Thomas Brown. pastor. Low mass,
mon. le:3 .. IA Benediction. 7.0 .. NJ.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-28

The Mental Scientists meet every sun
day at II a. m. Theosophssts' rooms, Ills
Third avenue Thursday evening ct {
o'clock. The society 10 reading Miss H.
Emily Cady's course OF lessons on
Truth"
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The Section Seattle holds study meet.
ings every Sunday afternoon At o'clock
Propaganda meetings every Tuesday ev-
enlng at O'Clock. at Ills Third avenue.
Everybody invited.
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PRIZE aasze.-sx. RAaks la. nsxt Ises.
Aay evening.
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Market S,reet--Corner Twenty-fourth
avenue south and Main street. Rsv.
Thomas BALDWIN, d. d.. pastor. Services
on Sunday at /. q. N. and 10 2. n.
Y p g. c. e. at $50 p. m
Observation-Disclosures Services every Sun
day AZ IL a. N. and Z % p. m Rev. ]. A.
H johnson. OF Tacoma, breaches every
other Sunday. AL who understand the
language are cordially invited.
First Haptfxt--Fourth avenue near James
street Louis g. Bawermzn. pastor. Morn
ing subject, TIE Bane and the Andeto,e"
Evening subject. The Phariees and the
Publican"
6wed!sh--F1fth avenue and Olive street.
Rev Andrew Swarm. pastor, residence. SO
Olive street. Sunday services at 1870 a.
IN and : 30 p u. sunday school az f2 n.
Young neorfs's prayer meeting a; r. IT.
Coioref Eapti-. Charch--fsi7 Madison
street, Rev. Eugene Harris viii preach at
II a. n and r. IN. Subject. Americas
Debt 10 the Negro and Her Sins Against
Him."
Fremont Baptist C1survh~Eey. J. Cairns
holds services every Sunday az Brow
building. Services q. Il a. r.. ard 80
p ia
Rev. Ellis. Of Fremont. will preach In
che First Bsptist church az Ballard a,
7l p IA
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CREo(ENT Hcycies-Tne record~nre.t
er In past years. the leader aeafn FOR ~
Speascr Z Hursburt. lz1s-a1I7 bercnl'
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Rev. ]. Moses has opened q Scandina-
Wan Seamen's Msssion at NJ F1rst ave.
nue.. Services every Sunday. Reading
room In connection.
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Seattle Lodge. No Loo. room % Hlnckley
block Lecture II 2. m. Life Spiritual
and Physical, BY Mrs. c. l. Biodget1
Public invited
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Hoiyoke block. corner First avenue and
Spring street. Services a. II a. m Sum
day school at l2.i5. Service Wednesday
evening at o'clock. Reading room open
during the week from ! to S p M
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IODAY'S CHURCH SERVICES

Hereafter the Post-Inte!hgeneer will
allow five lines IN formal church notices
free Of charge. For every tine over I'VE
there will be . charge OF Is cents This
rule win b sfricsly adhered to.
Church rosfces must be in this Office
not later than p n. Saturday.
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Free Methodist Church.
First Free Methodiss-o17 Pine street
Rev. BsngAuaon. II CHICAGO will preach
At II q N and p. "A. Al are invited.
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clnG1ng va t0eS aaA a1rN 11nsn11L
TAe Frogrssafvs Sptrttuaustr Soeas<y
h Nasposc Teuarae q : O'Clock MA AdA
Foye. pa@sr Evnans iacesxro AID ssoea
The Incorpoeaaed Seattle 0pirstualfstS'
assosaAsaon nrancn @ ne N.iaonal. meets
Eas; . Atssrnoen sasieet What Is Jns-
us Lnfs IA esn8 ~ IN
- - -. -
S9noay o - 2 - y a Q. g. ". 49,
salvasaon Arny.
Garaner IN cSsr. Mn. 4 49, AM.
r,. : a s.'In''. n.ss,.s' 81 - i.aa'y
No. I Aa,l-ccfner second aveaus soutn
Lieutenant Watson IN chArxe. Nine . "A.
snss es..l; u = m. holmes msssinx: 7
Esay." 's sA'as''n' p ana
ssea Asseesassea.
enne We 49,. 49, ana layicF ~ -
u.rv..on 49, 1870 MsnAE. gassos. -
an s,s- Ssfman rfsAenang every
Al > = ~ > =
rxarvs,s-s Go. - -,
hold meetings al 80 q "a. In the Snr.ssi.n
church at Ballard. GA Second avenue sud
WiIb@r. street. ~
x..--.., $500.
,a,ss oas.msssan-Danasa Mssnod.st church
II a. N. snd 20 = in rriSd.s han
Ninth avenue All 6oandiuaysaus invited
Rev. C y. HouSe. pastor.
r-n,,.r.., rhr-.as.-...s $500
tween Union and PIKE streets. Su6Ject
Why Ana . Unitarian" Sunday school
~ 12.4 p N
see.>a cA,..ss>- cA...>
a n N han rnrrS. Er..
Marion street. Entrance on Marion street
"
Free Methodist Church.
rsr.. ~. N.,h,d,.,-a,. Dr.. $500.
Ray nnrncno1 ns. g 1sscs. F. isa ssrses
ssss .ss1e
established . mission. which win hold
services every sunday IT y o'clock q N.
ma ocaoc1 r q. n inc Young N4tur1t-
Christian AassdsA. SeaDea's Bethel.
Ncetings held In basemene Of Ia wash
ington street. entrance on alley b>twoen
FIRST avenue south ana Occ:dsntai ave-
Uatversal DrotherAoeA.
Seattle Lodge, No. Loo. room % Hlnckley
block. Lecture q 2, n. ..I1fa Spiritual
Public Invited
r,,.s cA..-A ~ rA.s.,-s~s>.4e..
Ho,voke nloes earnee rsrs, av.,,. a..
snrsnr street Services a. n a ~ ss,r~
sysring - 6 a.cioeE paaasr~ 49,. ss.ssy
during the week from / 10 ! ~ W."
,s N.,.., S........,- -,
~ srhln.S.hs~s. s.y O W.
aay a. u =. m. Insosopnssts rooms. u1s
c.csnck TIE socssfv = -. dsr~ No n
Truth
-
~ nr,s,,ar aarsn 1rd meennss ads PEG q
r.sse;.r Vt ia.ss pp sss- ,rAyef
SUNDAY Scnoot. lS-~ p. m.
se~tso> Seattle - rupA
c.s
he cecucn seassie noids stuoy meet"
enlnw AZ osriocr A. IiIs Th,rS s~.r,,~
m every Sunday and on ThursdaY Il
Z .. m In their hall 3o7 Union street. be-
tween Third and Fourth avenues, near
AYmory hall
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- - Anpgm@ = - -. = -.
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Christian Church 49, Lafona~ Services
morning nns evening first and third sun
dsvs in th~ month Rev J. r. Edward
pastor: residence. i-a* Fourteenth avenue
south
FRS, Christian Church,. " Smith
pastor Preaching q. II a. IA ard D. III
Ials church aosds aIten services With :na
IL f. church Pine and T-asrc.
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ChFjstiea Alliance.

The Christian Alliance meets at IN ..
m. every Sunday, and on Thursday e
tween Third and Fourth avenues. near
Armory hall
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ST. Ssephen's-Ballard. Rev. +. e. Hy.
iard rector Divine service every sunday
at ii u. m. and 10 r. N.
ST. Paui-s Chapei-Warren avenue and
Republican street. Sunday school a. s.S
Thurn rector. Sunday school Al I'D ..
III. Service with sermon. at p m
ST. Marks church-HaEyard avenue ard
Spring street Rev. J. r, ID. Iiwyc. rec
tor. Morning subject, ''Tre New Perte-
cost" Evening service. The Whissuntide
Idea
81. Mary's-w eodland Park. Rev II. II.
sScaen IL charge. Service and serMon ~
3 y m Mr. wtasar 5 Lewis. lay reader.
Take lsgeea Lake ear. set OF At WINSTON
station.
ST Clensnt's~-Twenty-fo fourth avenue
s,s,th ard Washington street Kew.
George Esaxseile rector. Sunday school. ls
a. M Morning prayer ard sermon. u
e'cinGk. Evening service and sermon. i;1
Trinity Parish caasch-Eorner Eghsh
avenue and James street. Rev II: ~
tsowea. reetor. Morning subject. The
IDEAL Church" Evening. The Creation
Record az Genesis.
81 Lakes Rsntan- Service and sermon
s,sp ~ Services constacsed oy Rev NJ
Thorn
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The coiorsd Bapttsts Of the city hare
established Z mission. which win hold
services every Sunday IT II o'clock q N.
and o'clock ?. n. In the Young Natural
lists hAu. In the old university EroundA
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Meetings are held every evening except
Monday At the Mount Carmel Mission
and Faith Home corner of Union street
and Summit avenue. Con johnson. SUI
perinterdcns.