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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29
Rome ~Organizacje.

Zwiazek Sokofow Polskich W Amery.
&c. - K. w. Reichel, sekretarz, SO Park
st., Chicago.
Zwiazek Mfodziezy Polskiej W Amery-
ce. =. Fr. T. Wofowski, sekr., 712 w. goth
St., Chicago.
TO~warZystwo Centralne Polek. - Kon-
~stancja Bytohska, sekr., 1856 w. 18th ST.,
Chicago.
Klub Patrjotyczny Polek. - malaysia
wa Chodzinska, sekr-, $3.50 Armitage Ave,
Chicago.
Zwiazek Polek W Stanach Zjedn. Am.
P0fn. - Sekretarka l.. Wo{owska, 682
w. 18th str, Chicago, Ill.
Tow. Polek Gwiazda Zwycieztwa No. 1.
- Anna Neuman, sekretarka, 628 N.
Ashland ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Zwiazek Spiewak6w Polskich W Anne.
ryce. = Sekr. f.. l.. Gwizdafa, p. o., Bay
City, Mich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29

wychowawoy mogs l umiejs js otoo.yc
po'r.sbns piso.oaowitoiois. natsno.as
obarossnis cborobowe mots po.osta6
bes s.kodliwych akutk6w; zwykls Prise.
oisz Yak sic ME dziejs. Zbyt DUE 1
d.isoku samo4niejssyoh rodxio6w, obsr
sk%founoloia ohorobowa, grosi
nisbespieczshstwo. mianowiois gdy
prsemissskujs " mlsioiel CzyA ME ls.
piej wieo pr.ed otsnkism sastanowit
sic: czy osoba, kt6ra bisrssss IA tone,
IA meta, jest zdrowa, cry nile poohod.i
. rod.iny suohotuik6wP! Kto sic aeni
n. p. Re siabowits wog6ls niewiasts,
ktora pochodsI, jak mu wisdoms, 70.
dziny suohotniosej, ten ME mote sic
ohyba dziwic, gdy potomstwo tel ko,
biety objawia6 bedsie skionnoioi 81.
ohotnicEe. Kobista TAXA, oho6 prssd
wyjSoiem IA mat wyraznis suchot ME
miafa, latwo prsscisz, bedao ssms obar.
osona skionnosois sucHotnioss, wsr6d
trosk poznisjs.ego ayoia popas6 mote
W chorobs I przekasa6 ia d.ieciom.
M%eto.y1ns dbajscy o szo.efois swego
pr1ys,'ego pokolsnis, powinien wiec
pred otsnkiem o TEN wu.ystkism su
misnnie pomyilec. z drugisj strony
rOd1ios, wydajsoy oorke IA msa, Mech
sic P%rsskonsls, c.y starajsoy sic, jeIli
Pochod.i Z rodziny s~uohotnicssj. sam
dose jest silnym, c.y ayl i lyle hygie.
niosuie, TAX 20 mu ohoroba strssrliwa
nile sagrata. Lspisj W tskim ra.is ,,nie
asnowse" sic | poprosic o poiwiado.snis
lskarskie, as wsdls ludzkisgo obli.
ossnis kandydat do staau m,ltsh ,kisgo
pozostanis wolaym cd suchos. anissli
pozo'ej widzisc swa o6rke owdowiala
pr.sdwo.sfnis 1 wnuczata obarc,ons
skfonnosoia do strss.nsj choroby!
(Ookt hc.en's nsstspi)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29
Cd Administered.

Zwracamy uwage ozlonkom zwiaz-
ku N. P. i ozytelnikom ,,Zgody', ably
prey zmianie swego mieszkania pc.
dawali nan zawsze starry i nowy
adres. Sekretarze grup powinni sic
scisle do tego zastosowac, gdyz przez
to bedziemy W stanie uniknac wielu
pomylek, ! wysy3ac ,,Zgode" we
w4asciwe miejsce. Wobeo ogromnej
masy adres6w, jednolityoh Union i
nazwisk, tylko przez podawanie sta.
rego mieszkania mozemy prowadzi6
dokladna kontrole prey wysylaniu
,,Zgody". Niechaj sic wieo wszyscy
do tego zastosuja.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29
(Ciag dslsEy).

ma dzisoiaoh, ma to dowodsm jaskrawym
Smisrtslnosc potousswa robotnic pc Ia
kiadsoh, gd,is duto wysiswow oiowiu,
4ywsgo srsbrs ftp. Ma 40 porod6w q
takich niswiast stwisrdsn feanou.ki bs.
daos Tardieu '(csyt. Tardio) IS wypsd
how poronisnial Badacs nIemiecki Hirt
dowi6di, - ma 100 dsisoi robotnic : ia
bryk swieroisdsi umiers " pisrwssym
roku .ycia IS, podozas gdy og6lna cyf
ra psjwieks.sj imisrtelnofci d.isoi "
pisrwsrym roku, pc miastaoh wielkioh,
wir6d nsjgorssych warunk6w .drowot.
ny OBJ, wyncsi pr.scie. tylko 40 ma sto!
Pl6d ludIki osasie tyoia " ionic
matki bsrd.o Jest wrszliwym nj wsssl.
kie wptywy chorobliws. jakim mstka
sauna W tym c.asie podlsgala, tax .s 1
ohoroby ostrs rarszliwe, jsk cholera itp.,
ma piod sic p~r.snoura. u drugisj stro
ny r6wniet l stan chorobliwy ojos u.
dziela sic piodowi. w ten sposob czes.
tokroc ohoroby I s'abosci obojga rodsi.
DOW stajs sie smutnsm ola psodu d.is-
dsiotwem!
Ale podc.as gdy og6lue slsboioi wy
stepujs ,wykle dopiero W pozuiejsrym
wisku 1 tylko W ra.ie nisprawidiowego
4yois dajs sic s~llniej We .nskI, pew.
M ohOroby cd p~ierws.sj chwili .yoia 50
dsiedziotwsm cziowisks 1 badz to wosss.
M amisrc mu gotuja, bsdz ter .ywot
psfsn prsygnebisnia i below.
Do chor6b, kt6rs stale 1 w~yraznis
prssohod,s ma potoms,wo, nalsty "
pisrws.ym rssd.is ki,s (syflis). Mote
by ME byio tylu nies.ozesliwyoh ma
iwieoie, gdyby ws.e1xIs I pr.y ksztej
sposobnosoi pouc.ano o dsiedsioInosoi
kily. Ale IA mato o tskich sprawach
mowi sic public nile. powodujso sic wi,
doczoie jakimi fatskywym l ~nisscsss.
nym wstydsml
Zssada najpisrws1a pod Wa lsdsm
zdrowotnym dla aeniaosgo sic jest: byc
wolnym cd obor6b psciowych | by6 pew
nym, 20 druga strona tskze cd mich | cd
skutkow jest wolns.
PrIesro.epianie kiiy ma dsisoko utz,
n~astepowae sarowno Es strony OLGA jsk
psto'yrej. o skutksch s~trss,li -yob
.akazsnia kiis mowic tn nie po'rrsbujs
my - sbyt powsIschnis one SO .nans.
Zwracamy tylko uwsgs IA to, as kiia
bardso csesto utsjona jsss w %ustroju
ludIkim prssE dug czas, az snow sic
wyjawis. Me wystsrcEa wieo zwykls
krotks kuracja do odsysksnia .drowIs
- trzeba nisrsE czskso lat kilks i aye
wedls praw ! wsksI6wsk prIyrody,
skromn'e 1 wstrEsmiezliwie, .snim MOI
ma uwlerIyc, t. sic jest nslstyoie Idro.
wynn, 20 jsdu jut W o!sls niems, &c wiec
mezus otenic sic beI obawy o Iaksasnis
pOtomstwsl ZdarIs sic csestOkro6, zs
dIisci sy6litykow ~wyssepujs Objswy
Iskstenis dopisrO W 5, 9 a nswet | W
driswiatym roku tycisl
Nisisdna cborobs ME prEsnoi sic ia
ko TAXA ma dEisoi, lscE tylzo skionnoI6
ku nisj. Stwierdsono mp. wedls mai
nows,ych badA6, as suchoty pluo (grOz.
lics) ME 60 " iOisism InacIsnIu siowa
dsisd1iczns, 70 NATIONALIST dIieci suchot
nikow 60 skionnisis Is do popsdniecis "
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29
Ksiazki kwitOwe
ola grim Zyiazku Mar pol

L. Ksiazeczki kwitowe ola czionk6w, Y
odpowiedniemi rubrykami do kwitowa-
MIA pOdatk6w, posmiertnego II. p, wy
starcza1ace ma 10 lat. Cena "a egzemp-
larz 10 @.
Z. Gfowna ksiazka finansowa Y odpowie-
dnIemi rubrykami ma wszystkie podat-
XII ! wpiaty, do prowadzenia akuratne-
go rachunku kazdego czionka. Cena
$3.50 $3.50.
Ola mniejszych grnp wystarczy tahsza,
Ola wiekszych konieczna Jest ksi9zka "a
$3.50.
Adresowac nalezy do administracji .,Zgo-
dy" 1O2 14 w. Division st., Chicago, III.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-29
z kim sic zeniC, kOgO
braC ia meza?

(Wybor ~ma}zonk0w re stanowiska zdro-
wOtnegO.)
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-12
PERSONALS.

-, ,.s,,. a. =, al.
seattle
:. - -. - a..
= Ms. ". >. he'e anu u'"sh'e' "'e s"esN " '
-, -,. ..,,.. :, s,...x
T.. IL pe WIN, pto'hhsn' o''ee" " o"as"a''
is al the NoHhefh'
John > byron mining man from A'iiu ~ u
IS at the N"itherh'
Mrs r H. Strowbtidge. Of Portland, is guest
al the Hotel Seattle.
Peter Larsen. railroad contractor OF Helena
Mont il al the Butler.
Mrs Henry schaaker. Of New Westminster. II. e..
Is guest at the Butler.
n ! Rx,ue nrominept liouor merchsnt Of Van.
con,er n q il al the Butter
can. , pnb,e, n . n 4, s. OF san Fran
c,sca 4 ,aststs,ed a, the stevens
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ionet ;. a. ,s."..a, w. =. ,ss sas,,l
,- ,,... - =,
>. y Ihompson. pfon,'hrn. ~, o'a N,',sr va" ~
"iru"o"'' '"".' ~ st"pp'"s ~ '"' t''"''
Martin J. Maioney. es-eollecior ~ customs under
cleveland ~ Nerthpot' no" io'S'ea :" Hi"sa"e' :"
az 'pe N"fthefh'
Mr. aud Mrs A II Gould. o. Wallace, Idaho.
are making tour If the Sound country aud
istered at the ssrsens
G. j. .McNahb " Fairhsven. arrived IN the city
Yesterday lie Is visiting w II. schmid. at ls
twenty seventh avenue.
pr.nk 1 proup. suner,n,enaent az puh,ic IN.
stf,,etion al Olympia came ia last evening and Is
REGISTERED AZ the Northern
- :, ,,,h.s,a $50. oi.,t ~ IN. uo.si racor,,
b. r. r. :. !, ys,,tas sss,,is NTH M. u,,s The
~ ~ ,,e'," ~ ne i,ossl seattle
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are also considerations OF a.phllosophicai
nature which 70 far to establish this be-
lief, II Is clearly the teaching OF Jesus.
s %s ap d yo the tests se q phiiosopSy
There IL, here in the West. q vast
amount of loose reasoning on this SUD,
tect There are some who seem 10 Zee.
that they ought to give a man larger
hope. as they call It, for the future IL y
a. though we should encourage the PAD
people Of Seattle to go on and commit
them that they may hold larger hope
that His Honor the Judge. will let them
on easy In the day of trial.
There are some who say that we snail
have more light in the life beyond My
brother. how do you know that We Will?
Has anyone ever come back from the
Sssa e tell You nss Ts s. sn ns nsvs Sss
ity that has ever spoken on this sup)ect
was the Lord Jesus Christ. He was the
sinners friend. yet he held out no such
Again. how do you know that we would
obey more light II we had itP Do you I'VE
up to all the light you have? There - nor
q person In Seattle that lives up to what
ileht he possesses. Jesus said: And this
Is the condemnation, that light mas come
into the world. and men loved darkness
rather than light. because Their aeens
were evil DO people here In Seattle sin
from lack OF light or knowledge OF the
right. or In spite of light? Does not the
murderer and all other sinners Tor that
he kills his brother man? We are all sim
ners. not through Ignorance, but because
We choose to make evil. for the time be-
ing. our highest good. A. Satan. Ia Para
disc Lost 40 We say EVIL. be thou my
good and we say this In sne full blaze
OF the highest moral light. We do not
know that there will be more light beyond
the grave and We do not know that man
would choose II and love II II there were.
Enough light is all the light man needs.
He has enough light here To save him. and
II he does not follow that Hight, how do
We know that he would follow II beyond
the grave?
when We talk OF larger hope, Yet us
ask the question: What larger hope can
we give to mankind than that which Is
found In the fact that an ail-sufficient
atonement has been provided for man
kind. that God longs to have mankind give
up ain and return unto Him through the
Lord Jesus Christ, that God may take
away from him both the guilt OF sin and
the love OF siny There Ia abundant hope
for all sinners In the redemption furnished
by the Lord Jesus. and II Ii an insult To
the long suffering divine mercy 10 tell
mankind that he may neglect repentance
In the hope that God viii he more kind
than he has shown himself 10 be-"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-12
TODAY IS THE DAY.
First Sale Of Harvard Heights.
Fine Property, Superb View and Reasonable
Prices.

This morning the sale of Harvard Heights begins at
our Office Yesterday the addition visited by
tinuous stream of people who the preliminary ad
vertisement in Sundays paper, and it conceded
without dissenting voice that claims the prop
erty were not exaggerated The addition faces
Harvard avenue graded, severed and sidewalked
street and is also intersected by Boylston 1t
is one block north Of Denny and block west of
Broadway.
The neighborhood is one Of the very choicest in the
city and within easy walking distance business
center The high school is within three blocks
one direction and Columbia school equal distance
another direction To cap the whole matter the view
comprises the full sweep Of the Olympcs the city and
Puget sound There is finer natural location on the
face Of the earth. Lots 40 feet prices 5000
5000 onehaf cash and the balance reasonable time
The addition is not large and imagine it
will not take long to close it out II you
thing really choice and beautiful. go quietly by
yourself and look this over.
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esv. An. RAVENS SERMON.
les an the Ftnal Permanently
Ut Character.

4. N. Raven, OF the TAYLOR Com
esast church, preached yesterday
2 ~ NE subject Of Final tarman-
tharaeter" Ills text was, "He
anrifhteous, let him do unrigh-
E- yet more. and he that Is fiithy.
~ ~ made more filthy. and he that
<~seous lei him do righteousness yet
and he that Is holy. lei him be
more holy" tRevelation ELL.
~. In part,
l1.sss book OF Reseiation opens 10 IA
~ Msncs beyond this life. II pictures
:, at'ss of heaven and the raptnrrs
& ssnsined redeemed. This passage
tnr maj permanency OF character
1~}HS shal' some time reach a point
- ,.snasscler Will become permanent:
Isn tasss WI ee no hope of bad people
1.ete ~ $3.50 and no possibility Of goo,l
~. svSonsinE bad. The same truth n
ns our Savior Ia the twenty -fif,h
~. ~ Matthews gospel Ia the para
Nh. ~ ttch man and Lazarus, and also
Is .ainih verse. ''""
~ - = 81 upon this principle IN the train.
- ,sS1liursn. We seek 60 place about
~ ~. influences which shall mold
IN ss~saeters Alright believing thai IN
sassv wiil be mn. danger -, thsir
ssssa We reason the same al~o wtth
!" the Information OF bad peo-
~ ~ srthedeN view II that ther. IA po
M .s9fens the grave for those wbn se
Wi ,ss hse trlrcnteus. That me soul
IL s,ss.zss's 70 accent the offers 81 mere.
Asss y and ~ helpful grace al the
y ass 800 shall suffer cternalIy for
sssa4ss 4, we View which Is held BIZ
'"'sspFesrs of Scripture. There
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-12
wELTERwEIcurs TO MEET.
"Biddy" Bishop Wakes oner 90 Local
hackers of Dick Case.

"Elddv" Bishop, manager for Young
Peter Jackson, Is engaged IN an attempt
20 arrange for either O. finish OF limited
round contest 20 be- pulled on in this ciiy
between the cnl0red weltorwetghf and
Dick Case. In letter 10 Harry J.. Rich
ards OF this CITY. dated Omaha. Bishop
offers 20 fight his man at lG pounds for
gate receipts and side bet Of slv0. IN
the event the authorities viii permit n
contest Of not less than twenty rounds.
bishop also makes q contingent offer TO
have jackson tight Case TWENTY-FIVE
rounds or to a finish, IN private ia the,
event u iS found impossible TO have the
contest occur Iva public. 81 l. understood
that the hackers % Case are satisfied with
the terms a. the proposal ard Richards
last might stated that IN All proha hiIltf
the hght would be- pulled on in this city
during the coming month.
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Rev. Albert y. Gr~gg'a sermon AZ
NndiaoM ". a.. Church.

Rev. Albert sidney Gregg pastor OF the
Madison Street NJ. r. church. preached
Yesterday morning on Inc ssn OF 'he
- "A person" he said. who asks Tor
sign to prove that God lives and that the
Bible Is true, should be pointed q tne
rainhaw After the hood God made an
unconditional promise 80 Noah and his
sons aud their successors--including us
that 50 Ions as the world should issl there
wise declared thai while the earth re-
maineth seed time and harvest and cold
and heat. summer and winter ana DAY
and night should not cease In the tnir-
teenth verse OF tho ninth chapter OF Cen
Gals God saws: I do set my bow IN the
cloud ard Il shall be for a token o.
covenant between me and the earih.
This covenant Is unconditional because Il
requires no aet on the part 81 man %
eniOy sss henehis. y IA promise ef NE
aaa stability We take the regular success
sion ~ the seasons. night and aay cold
and heat as a matter OF course. without
thinking that their resislarifs rests upon
divine promise The msrss o. asa 49, !.
every soul an opportunity 70 take eternal
nfe The wicked blas?hener and reoet
against the xoyernment o' heaven enle ..s
the benefits Of this covenant 1n~' me same
"a the most devoUt saint
IAN the later covenants and promises
require an &C, on The psrt 81 man M
ane However, Is not limited in any WAY
while Ii shows the mercy OF God. q also
unagniaes the free will and responsibility
OF man because u places tne etrnM 1eH-
,iny 81 each person within his own power
rhs PATHWAY % evil Is clearly marked,
iikswlse the pathway OF good. " the IN
aividuai chooses the good he viii obtain
esernai life. but n he rejects u he viii
~ To an eternal hell where there Is not
~, teas, possibility ~ an ESCAPE God
does not send anyAody 20 he'll. II soul
i ever lost IL viii be because thai soul
has rejected Chrlst. The ark Is type
~ christ II stood for the same IN
Nosh's generation that Christ stands for
nav I think see IN the siGn OF the
rainbow also the covenAn; OF grace vn&s
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VALUE or AFFLICTION.
RABBIT Jossph's Sermon ia Congrega.
F! tion Of Temple De Hirsch.


sien Of Temple De Hirsch.
Rabbi Joseph, pastor OF the Temple de
Hirsch. preached 70 large congregation
Friday evening at Morris hall His sub
ject was Tue Value of Affection" He
The proSlem Of human suffering has
pusxlsd mankind from the dawn Of civil
lization 20 the present day. The ancient
philosophers have spoken. the moraiists
OF the middle ages have written, the
preachers of the nineteenth century have
discoursed Iearnedly on the subject. vet
We have not succeeded IN solving this
vexed question. We cannot fail to note
the truth that there II as much II not
more positive suffering In the world at
this day than ever before The honest
merchant facing blighted hopes the self
child. the happy home darkened by the
shadows of death. amply attest the varied
phases which adversely assumes.
why In this so2 Why can no; the low
ing father. the courageous mother. always
guide. uplift. encourage US? Why can not
the radiant sunshine always keen back
the black threatening clouds There is
only one answer !, II not for us puny
finite creatures t0 presume Judgment over
divine DEGREES. Gods WAYS are not our
ways. And His thoughts are not our
but considered from human stand
point. suffering Is one of the chief e,iu-
GATORS II brings out the real grace and
glory of man. II there Is any In him. II
tunes our heartstrnEs and makes them
vibrate 90 tho modest emotions II poll
ishss the Jewels OF justice and love %
altruism and philanthropy. and gives them
a rustre which the hands % ease AMI
afnuence never could produce. II gives
humanity a glimpse into the very mystery
~ the universe and makes him feel that
though he Is a child of dust he is made
IN che image OF God. crowned with glory
and honor, allied with angelic aspirations,
animated By imperishable ideals
suffering eHcits sympathy. WHY does
a Jew feel so deeply for hts brother lew
Because we have been trained in the
school OF common africfion. We have
been exposed to the trials Of common per
Secuflon Suffering conSerrates this finn
lily. Husband and wife are linked to-
gether more ARMY through the force os
tears than through smiles Sister eS-
Inmates the full worth of sister or child
the love Of parent, oniy when one 4
separated from the other"
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by II Will be possible for all souls 70
escape the last Judgment by accepting
Christ"
At night Mr.. Gregg preached on 1.-THE
Price OF Life" In which he discussed
the familiar taunt of Satan that "All that
q man. hath will he give for his life"
He took the position that this was Sa-
tanic Islander against man. and gave illus
trations that under certain circumstances
men and women were only too glad TO
sacrifice their lives for others.
NEXT Sunday night Mr.. Gregg will
preach on the worship of Satan" the
text being taken from the temptation
scene In which Satan promises Christ all
the Kingdoms OF the earth In return for
his worship The sermon next Sunday
morning will be a continuation Of the gen.
eral discussion of promises and covenants
and will deal with the question. why
Christians observe the first day Of the
week az the sabbath" Special services
will begin at this church next Monday
night at 7:30 with sermon by Rev w.
II. selleck. 1t Is intended to have a dir
ferent preacher for each night while the
meetings arc In progress
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RECOVER PARr OF GOODS.


Chief of Police Reed. who went TO Port
land "Wednesday to bring back William
Mack alleged To be the burglar who stole
81 800 worth OF diamonds from w. y. Nc
kee's residence, returned yesterday
morning without his prisoner.
Mack IL being held az Portland In the
hope of inducing him Ia assist the officers
In recovering the remainder OF the stolen
property. Chief Reed reports that part
OF the missing vaiuahies have been found.
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W Madden and l.. w. Peas. two men
who have been wanted by the police for
some DAYS. were captured early yesterday
morning by officers Easson and Benedict.
They are accused 90 rohf-ng the cash
register in Stewart & Holmes drug store
OF a small sim of mnney.
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Nls. I.aai.e FI,nn Dad.

Miss Louise A. Flynn daughter u Mr.
and Mrs u. Flynn. ated yesterday morn
tng az the family residence. ias Twenty
sixth avenue She was " years Of age
and had IiVed Yea Seattle FOR over ten
years. The funeral Wtn b.. T,sesday
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A. s Rogers returned Klondiker, re-
ported to the police early yesterday
morning that while in the Standard con-
cert hail. at the corner OF Washington
street and Occidental avenue. he had
been robbed OF a solid gold watch worth
si00. The watch was stolen from his vest
pocket, and It's loss was not noticed until
some Tine Inter
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The nesfssrre e Ema ne Ssuf 20 Queen Anne
sVruae. catered hF burglars SATURDAY, night. a
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ntio-k yns1cffa1 sftf1tan fram thr fsm3v raq.
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In Church Circles.

The regular session % the Methodist
preachers meeting will he held At the
First NJ. r. church ~ i0.N this morning
While these meetings are usually confined
20 the denomination. visitors from other
churches are always given a cordial well
come. At the session today Or Whit
field will give his lecture on The Tds Al
Methodist Preacher"
Tomorrow night az the First Methodist
church an adjourned session az the Meth
odist city Vuion viii he held. AZ the last
meeting a constitution was adopted and
the financial plans given consideration
A. the meeting tomorrow niEht an pisnS
viii be completed ard the union will h.
ready for aggressive work
union meeting OF the Euworth League
and Christian Endeavur Union win he
held at the First Baptist church next
Friday night for the purpose Of r0nsls-
ering city Missions"
lecture on Human Nature" will -
delivered tomorrow evening al the Arr
can VI. y. church by Alzamon Ira f.lcas
There will he no charge for admission
Young people. especially are invited 10
attend.
DIR. FLElscHER. diseases Of men and
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The Post-Inteligencer has secured thu
exclusive right for Washington 10 Rand.
McSaily a Co 5 latest folder map Of
china and Asia. These may be secured
al northumberland business oGtces At
~ ea1fa each
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RIMLESS eyeglasses. fashionable. he
coming. inexpensive. comfortably adjust
ed; correctly fitted. Miss Wizlnski, oy-
,4clxn. IL Cherry.
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lDIM BY THE TRUTH.
ZIP. D. Llwyd's Sermon at
q Marks Episcopal Church.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

& nsscusses Dffncuities Of the
!. After Truth-says Prevail
{ IS. As,iration Of Man To DO A.
h - .r,.ases II License-Tamins Of
s Is p.1ng Necessary to True Lib
80 Other Places of worship.