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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-25
CoIegio Particular

r'M!1IDO POR IEuRO MOCZO BANIET
4'sMntoS e.rtsrnoS, penStonietas y medsS
oenSjo!s;stas, Gale del Sol n,im 12 y II.
Los alumnos 1eciben en- este Co
legio: 10 La instruction primaria,
tncluyendo el ingl6s, dibuto Y Ia his.
toria do Puerto Rico. % La ms
trucci6n sccundaria, 8 sea Ia prepa
raridn para ell ingreso en- las Uni,
vorSidades do los Estados Unidos.
80 Glasses dc adorno, (dibujo, pin
tura y mlSica.) 40 Teorfa y prac,
tica de la Torcdurfa do libros. So
ran tambfn olmitidOs, en- calldad ds
mtornoS. los alnmnOS que deseen
,outinuar St5 cstudios en- la alta rs
,,ucla Americana, q doDde aquellos
concurrran vigilados por les ms
pectorcs del COlogio, reciblendo
lespu6s repasos privados de Jas
asignaturas que curscn. Este o.
legio tienc Su sRcylanento inter -
quo Sc cnviar4 4 los padres que 10
solicitor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-25
Ell Sena
enV6nenadO,

Tiene muy preocupados a los
parisienses la infection de las aguas
del Sena, por ser ur peligro para la
salud pdblica, y porque en- estos
tiempos de Exposition, no es cierta
mente un attractive el olor que sale
del RIO
Sobrenadan en- este millares de
peces muertos, que al descomponer
SO, con ayuda del intense calor que
Sc siente en- Paris, llenan Ia atmos-
fera de miasmas pestilentes.
Por otra parte, las aguas del
Sena han baiado de nivel, dejando
al descubierto idfinidad de materias
organicas cuya rapida descomposi
ci6n han provocado los rayos del
SOL
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IlltereSante.

La Empresa de coches de don 10
s5 Ramirez de Cayey tiene estable
cida su Agencia en- el Establecimien
to <La Luna, San Francisco 35 de
los seflores Zalduondo & Mier; esta
mopresa cuenta con cOnstante y
buen servicio y en- competencia con
las demas en- cuanto a sus precios
por 10 cual llama la atencion de los
seflores viajeros.
S--60.-1S
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Rafael PaIacios Rodriguez

4 8 @ G. A %.
Ofrocc su cervicios l'rofeSjo
ralrS en- su bufeto
san Francisco 81 % piso
Alb"
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BLAINE SOCIETY.

BLAINE, Mach an Bynsn halis his
present hlgh carnival much longer there
will ,. deatth % unmarried yourk folks
in BlAina The last couple 30 pledge their
VOWS we're MI Arthur r. WaaharnS and
Miss Ninnstred McEimon The wedding
took place last Monday evening at Z
o'clock In the Second Baptist church ia
the presence OF large number OF friends
and relatives OF the contracting PARTIES.
The Rev Il. = NcvinS. % Tacoma. read
fhe beautiful ana impressive service Of the
Episcopal church The bride was at
tended ~ Miss Nellie AcEinou. Of Van
eoDvvr. u. C. NJ maid OF honor. End NiSs
Waahams 81 Blaine and Miss Caldwell
and Miss Jackson. % Vancouver h. c.. a.
avidesmaids Mr. Richard SglnkS OF Van.
couser. acted as best man. AFTER the
ceremony the Wedding party repaired 30 the
residence Of Mf r A. WsAhams There
a banquet table was spread arsi covers
laid Tor thirty guests. On Tuesday morn
lnE Mt and Mrs. WaihamE departed Tor a
months Journey through California
Mrs. and Mis- jackson, OF Vancouver.
II C.. were IN the cigy this week the guests
- Miss Mcs.lrnon.
Mira caldwell and Miss Ethel Caldwell.
Of Vancouver were In she city Monday 10
attend the wRdhams. MrEinon wedding.
Mr. and Mrs.. Hurdette Williams arrived
home Tuesday from thets wedding joar-
neg,
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ys>cor, Sa, WASH. soC,rr,

NANt ltNER Asrch 3-TAe social
even, " Is, past week VAS an afternoon
tea. given ~ Mrs \ a. Ea.stham 10 the
lady members % the Wi9a rive esub The
rooms were decorated with Tvs ana cut
newets A delicious repaSt vas served.
after which = literary guessing contest
Was ntro5ucxA
Mr., ami Mrs George Coav celebrated,
their twentieth Wedding anniversary At
their home last SATURDAY. evening
The marriage OF Miss Gertrude srans.
eldest daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs. Ceorxe
Gone, and Mi Mentor Nost SaS oelebtal !.
ed last sat AviaN tR the presencs OF a LARGE
number 90 friends
DR. and MIS-. J. r. Smith entertained
their Fruit valley fsleUds las, Satuidsy
exening,
Mrs, Cox. Of cathlamst, visited With her
daughter. Mrs NJ. Swans, during the
week
Mira. W, : Miller. Of uoldsnislc is Wis
thing relatiNeSs in this city.
Mrs charles Berry. % WeStpcyt. Is VS.
sting IN this city with her daughter. Mrs.
Randy
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VANCOUVER. p. c., March 3.-The ap-
proach of Lent and the receipt of satistac-
tory news from the front of the Trans
vasl battle line has had stimulating
effect on Vancouver society during the
past week There have been several pat
riotic concerts and Mansion House enter
tsinments. all very successful. and on
Thursday evening there was the largest
open-air meeting ever held In Vancouver,
when addresses were given by the mayor.
Sir Hilbert Topper and others on the good
news OF the relief of Ladysmith.
The German bal, was the most interest
Ing event OF the week 1t was held in
the Alhanlbra theatre and the house was
crowded to the doors. II was the seventh
ANIMAL masquerade. and there were up
wards of 30 gay darcers in the hall. The
master OF ceremonies was Mr.. W. +. Fin
lay. and his lieutenants were Mr.. ID. Har-
tin and Mr. c. A. Ross. At 11:3o o'clock
all unmasked. The committee were Mr..
G. l.. Behnsen, Mr.. J. Dewitt. Mr.. T.
Schwahn. Mr.. A. Wagner and Mr.. j.
Decter
TIE pretty wedding took place On
Wednesday OF Mr.. Arthur f. wadhams.
sor OF Mfr. Il. A. wadhams, OF blaine
ard Miss wiunifred McElmon. WIN has
been living al Mount Pleasant with
friends for several months past.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. 3. Douglas entertain
evening at q progressive whist party. at
their rssidence, si3 Hornby street. The
evening was a very pleasant one
The Operatic and Lyric Society's per-
formance OF Morocco Bound" in the
Westminster opera house on Monday
night was as successful az that given In
Vancouver. On the whole the opera. for
IN amateur production. reflects great
credit on the managers. Mr.. Hamilton
Armour and Mr. r. Dyke. Squire Hig-
gins was Characterization OF a genuine
casfsr. and Mr.. r.. Gardner-Jone9. who
acted the part was particularly clever.
His speaking and singing could not have
been better. Mr.. Ricketts, work as Spoo-
fan Bey was also very clever, The dance
and trio between Messrs Jones, Ricketts,
mud Twiss scored a decided success. Miss
Marguerite Mckinney. OF Seattle. made
thu hit Of the evening.
The officers OF the Empress OF China
entertained the members OF the vancou-
YER and Victoria Ladies' Hockey clubs to
a delightful afternoon tea last Monday
Mrs Douglas, OF Georgia street gave an
afternoon tea on "Wednesday In honor of
Mrs. A. W. Rose. of Toronto. who IL visit
Ing In the city.
Miss Allison. niece OF Lieut. Gov Me-
lines. was in the city for several DAYS
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Diamond returned
on Monday frorn trip to the Sound
cities. They will reside on Hornbv street
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Gently arrived at Manila. has been at
tached to the Fourteenth infantry.
DR.. r. J. Reagies left here last week Tor
his new station, Fort stevens. Or, where
he relieves DIR. George A. Skinner, who Is
under orders to report for duty In san
Francisco
Capt. william w. McCammon, Four
teenth infantry. who Is now on recruiting
duty in St Paul has his office in the
Phoenix building, in that city.
First Lieut.. Charles r. Krauthoff, Four
teenth infantry, has recently been appoint
cd captain in the commissary department,
and relieved from further duty in Manila.
Capt. Thomas w. Darrah. adjutant OF
the Thirty-fifth Infantry. has been detail
ed as adjutant general on the star OF Gen.
william A. Hoppe.
Bishop Barker, OF Western Washington,
was the guest OF Mai. and Mrs. J. y. Al
ison last week
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ABERDEEN SOCIETY.

ABERDEEN. March s.--Mr. J. W. ciapp,
United states engineer. was in the city
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. p. Campbell. OF Asto-
ria, are visiting Aberdeen friends TINS
week
Mr. r. q. whitney and family arrived In
town Wednesday evening from Wrangel
Alaska, where they have resided Tor the
past year Mr. whitney intends leaving
for Ketchikan. Alaska. In a few days
Mrs j. g. Gum and her sister. Mrs
Riker. entertained large party OF friends
az their residence "Wednesday evening
tarde and music were the order OF the
evening, aud a few Instrumental selections
by Miss Riker were well rendered.
Mr. and Mrs John O'Hare are visiting
relatives at Olympia.
Me- q. O Wakefield. OF Seattle, arrived
In town Monday. on visit with friends.
Mr.. Arthur Duniay and family have gone
10 Ford's prairie To reside
Miss Maud M'D~rmoth was delegate TO
the Epworth League convention at Mon
tssano this week.
Mrs Samuel Anderson gave a reception
ut her residence Thursday afternoon 10
forty friends The rooms we're decorated
with smliax and carnations and the aft
efnoon was spent In music. vocal and In
atrumentai.
Mr. a A Black received the sad intelli-
genee Tuesday OF the serious Illness OF
HIS father at biz home. In Alton, I'll Mr..
Black left Wednesday morning and VIII
be absent several weeks.
Mr. r.. n penn left Wednesday morning
for d trim east of the mountains
Mr. Robert Forbes has gone TO Portland,
An interesting programme was rendered
by the pupils OF the Academy OF st. Rose
on Wash.ngton's birthday. a leading feat
ure being debate and also some ex-
ceiIent Instrumental music by Miss Geor-
gia Darling The subject 10. debate was:
who showed greater love for his coun
Try. Abraham Lincoln or Washington
The i,riycs were Mr. J G. Hogan. Mr..
e. Corey and Rev w. j. Metz. ILL. ID.
The. question was thoroughly discussed.
and the decision was given In favor Of
lincoln. columbia the Gem Of the
OF the school Many other duets. recita-
tom aud poems were well received.
Mrs l., p Dudley entertained about
afternoon Mrs. Frank Drake won first
prize.
Mrs John T.. Wilson. OF Cosmopolis.
gave social at her residence TO the la
dies Of the stsy-at-Hom, club. OF Aher-
deem, Thursday afternoon. Twenty ladies
were In attendance.
Mrs n. e. Jackson and Mrs Seth c.
Maker, gave an informal card party at
the residence OF the former Tuesday after
noon. Mrs Fred Becker secured first
prize.
Mrs, + ". Stevens of Hoouiam was the
guest of Mrs H. ". Carter on "Wednesday
Mr. Rex Ole r. visttir,r at Montesano
this week
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NEW wEsTMINsTER SOCIETY.

NEW WESTMINSTER. March a-An
event OF more than ordinary interest In
society was the marriage OF Miss Ella
Howay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs w
Howay, to Mr.. James A. Young, The
ceremony took place at ST Barnabas
Episcopal church at 4 O'clock Tuesday
evening the service berng conducted by
Rev. A. Silva-White. Beside. tho invited
guests the church was filled with large
and fashionable congregation. Ats o'clock
sharp the groom arrived. Mr. ]. Jardine
acting as best man. The bride arrived
shortly after leaning ON the arm OF her
brother. Mr.. A. +. Howay, who gave her
away. She was dressed In pretty trav-
eiing costume OF steel gray, trimmed with
pearl silk. She carried bsuou.t OF white
roses and narcissus. Miss A. Even. cousin
OF the bride. who acted as bridesmaid
carried bouquet of yellow roses. Af~r
the ceremony the parties drove TO the
residence of the brides parents TO partake
OF wedding supper, The dining hail
and tables. which were arranged in the
form Of cross, were prettily decorated
with flowers and covers were laid for
forty. After the toast Hist was finished
Young will be at home to their friends in
singing and music and dancing were In
dulsed In until a late hour. Mr.. and Mrs
their new residence on the corner OF Tenth
street and F1fih avenue.
Another wedding took place last Tues
dsy morning in ST. Andrews Presbyterian
church, the contracting parties being Mr..
W AcC;tnncs and Ass Savers. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. A. &c Vert
Both are well known and have large
number of friends In New Westminster.
Mr.. J. = Grant has left for Spokane.
Mr.. r, j Trap left for Montreal Mon
dsy on an extended trip.
Mr.. Percy venahles has returned from
Winnipeg
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Ia CONNER SOCIAL NEWS.

la CONNER, March mir. isaac Dun
lap returned home the latter part OF the
week from q months trip to Mexico and
California.
Mrs A. W. Henderson returned Thurs
day from few days visit TO whstcom
and Vancouver. II. c.
Mrs. George Hayton has returned home
from a few days visit with relatives and
friends at Seattle.
DIR. ]. & Power and family ieft the lat
ter part OF the week for Portland. Or
Mrs. Archibald seigfred spent few days
isst week with friends In whatcom.
Miss II. 1. Martin. who had been spend
ting several weeks with her mother Mrs
A. cordeil. In Seattle, returned home the
iait.f part OF the week.
Miss Susan Peck has gone 10 Seattle
Mrs, Mary L. Page, 81 Olympia, spen,
n couple OF DAYS In town this week
Rev. VI. Ferguson and family. Of Port
land. Or. arrived here the latter part of
the week to reside, Pew. Ferguson having
accepted call from the BaptIs, church
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chamberlain. OF
Buckley. have located at this place.
Miss Mary Boyle. OF seattle. who has
been a guest At the home of Mr. and Mrs
NJ sullivan. returned to her home satur-
dss hast
Mr. Ned Russell and Mr.. = Hanien. OF
Role. Ia. visited friends In town few
DAYS the past week,
MI and Mrs r. W oliver, ~he have
resided here sos the past year left today
fnr seattle, from which city they will 40
10 Dawson In the near futare
Mr. William Jennings. Mr.. Ernest
p'tssushlin and Mr.. Charles Caches stu
dents 10 the University OF Washington,
are huafs for few days vacation. Prof.
Lyons ~ the university. accompanied Mt.
Gaehss and Is kueSl OF bis home
M Alfroa osbers = spending tew DAYS
IN seattle this week.
Mr.. y, s paipps visited Seattle a few
DAYS lhw EAST week
Mt John Poison visited Seattle and Ev -
erett tew days the past wseh
Mr.. John Gillespie. Of West seattle. was
Nisiting frienos Ia town few days ,he
mast WeFk
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Catholic church. About eighty Of thsir
friends were present After the games
refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Hendrie re-
turned from their wedding trip Thursday
of this week.
The Battenbergers met this afternoon
with Mrs Harvey Horton. The club now
has as members: Mrs. Horton MIS-.
Snyder Mrs. Foster. Mrs. Turner. Mrs.
Rufiedge. Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Howell.
Mrs. McCready. Mrs. Plaskett and Mics
Henry.
Mrs. Hicks entertained a surprise party
at her home Thursday evening. About
twenty were present
Mrs. A. l.. Olsen and Mrs. c. w. SIN
clair, Of Seattle. have been visiting
friends lin the city this week
DIR. and Mrs. Stryker and Miss Hattie
Hatton returned from Portland Thurs
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SOCIETY At CoIPENiLi.E.

CorFENiII4E March S.-Mr and Mrs
r. J. Hancock entertained a number oS
their friends one evening this week
Dr. and Mrs. H. NJ ksameS. 81 Seattle.
spent part OF the week visiting with the
Race family.
Capt and Mrs. Andrews. Capt. aud Mrs
i.oveioy, Mrs. w. G. Barthrop and Capt.
Kinney came down nom Seattle Tues
day.
week.
MI. and Mrs II. b. Lovejoy departed for
san Francisco yesterday.
Mr.. Sam T. Calhoun arrived home from
Jefferson county Yesterday.
DR. Sargent. OF Sort Casey, was in Port
Townsend this week.
Mr.. Luther lie Sourd, NJ. Allison Wanna
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HUMAN LIFE pRoLoNGED.
Conditions Arc More Conducive "a
Longevity Than "a Century Nao.


There IL one characteristic which dis
tinguishes the nineteenth century from
all other centuries~a characteristic whic h
has become too common to attract the ar
tention Il deserves although Il realty
measures all the rest this Is longevity
During the past 100 years the length ~
life Of the average man in the United
States and In the mere civilized parts OF
Europe has increased from "A little over
thirty to about forty years. A multitude
OF causes. mostly physical. have contrib
uled 20 this result. Foremost amoax
these should BE- placed % whatever ma v
be Included under the general term sani-
tstion, ~ improved methods in rnes,I-
cine, and 90 the more regular habits OF
living which are the direct outcome OF in
dustrtas life on a large scale
These are some 81 the evident n.ans
by which life has been heightened In.
FentionS. which have made prodnettan
eheap and the transportation OF an prod
lcts cheap and easy have had an lr,fi,s-
ence too great 20 be computed And 10
doubt much has been due 10 a general
lmpF"F emsnt IN methods OF government
although, IN tha main. there has been
much less progress IN practical goretn-
mtnt man - commonly supposed Pat
whatever governments have done or LEI,
-andone. the fact 10 be insisted ON h.,s
~ that the average man 20 day livsx AZ
most ton years longer than his rr,ntt-
father lived lndtspatsbly. therefore. tho
year 1919 nnas conditions more cona,,-lys
% louEcviiy than existed a centurv ago
ths u true beyond question for the
masses who feel Immediately tn. erect
CT plenty. hunger and coid.-w. r. Thav.
er, In Forum.
BI.oopsTONE rings, the birthstone -o,
s Aatse, William II Finek. ieweler. as
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HARTFORD SOCIETY.

HARTFORD. March 3.-iMr. and Mrs.
Walter Pease, of Marysville, visited at
Mr.. James Gains this week.
Mr. Ivory Henderson left Thursday for
Edgecomb
Mr. II. T. Anderson visited Snohomish
Thursday.
Miss Minnie Monsey returned from a
three months visit with her sister Mrs
r. J. Johnston in Everett, Saturday
Mr.. Ira JOY was Snohomish visitor on
Saturday.
Miss Myra Monsey and sisters. Miss
Gala and Miss Lilly. visited their sister
in Everett lsset week.
Mr.. T. j. Rife and Mr.. O. Mobeus Wis.,
tied Everett Monday.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. A. Bigelow moved to
Everett last week.
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Ar vaxcorvss BARRACKS.

VANCOUVER BARRACKS, March I -.
Mai. James A. Watrou-. paymastcr. has
h,aen a daily visitor Al the pos, during he
psst week. being one OF the members OF
a general court marital now IN session
here.
Capt Z. r Glenn, Twenty -ntih infan-
try. and Second Lieut., Walter {. Sweeney
Twenty fourth Infantry, departed last Sal
uriay for San Francisco, where they viii
leave for Manila on the transport Thomas
10 toin their respective regiments.
Chaplain Leslie r. Groves, who has re-
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pUyALLuP SOCIAL NOTES.

PUYALLUP. March s.-Mrs George
Green left Wednesday TO Join her hus-
band In Denver. Col.
Ex-Mayor w. II. Eivins Is convaiescens
after his long Illness
Mr.. and Mrs. w. t. Middleton. OF Seat.
tie. came up to attend the Red Mems
bali
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Uttprback celebrated
their fourteenth wedding anniversary last
Wednesday.
The Order OF Red Men gave their Nrst
ball and banquet last Thursday evening
in the Puyeilup opera house
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No ola Maid. in the Tran.v.aI.

Old maids do not exist in the TransvaaL
There aren't enough women to go round,
and every girl usually is lucky enough TO
come OF with more than one proposal.
Women school teachers especially are for
tunate They teach one term--rareiy more
Before the end OF II some rich young
bachelor among the Beers has proposed
and been accepted. for their admiration for
the women gifted to earn money with her
brains Is unbounded
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maker and Mr.. George w. Swift. OF the
state university. are spending a short va
cation home.
attic this week.
Mr. Robert White went to La Conner
Saturday.
MIR. +. c. Mllard. of Seattle. and Mr..
l.. p. Byrne. of Oak Harbor. were In town
this week
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80 p m; lecture. 20 .. m. on Vibrations. BY
Mrs. Humphreys Seats free. -.
Unitarian.
FSr-, Unitsrisn church-seven,h svenne. near
u a. m. and las .. M; morning subject, starr
King. Preacher and Patriot; evening lecture, fbe
Truth About the Bible"
Theosophy.
Theosophical Society. Amanda Lodse-Mests ! % p
m. at iiis Third avenue. Subject, The Theoscph-
zeal Conception Of Exrelsior, BY Mrs.. II. Randolph
Queen City TheosophcaI Society In America-Ev-
cry Sunday essnine at o'clock. A. O. U, w. ball
in Pioneer block subject, Carlyle and Theosophy."
BY Mrs. =. NJ. Parks
Christian Adventists.
Christian Adsentsts ehurch-Rev. William Chap
man. pastor Prayer. i0:ls .. M. preaching. IL q
m; Sunday school. Il 30 p. m
Coiored Baptist Mtssion.
The cOlorrd Baptist Services every Sunday at Il
Nstursiists' hall. In the cid university grounds
Christian Mi..ion-Senmen.s Bethel.
Meetings held in basemer, Of 100 Westminster
street entrance alley between First avenue south
and Occidental avenue ever evening At :is O'Clock
Public cordially invited Chaplain, Thomas Rees-
Christian Catholic Church.
Zion meetine,-G. A. X. hall Collins block Ser
vices Sunday morning 10 O'clock
Evangelical Association.
German Harrison street and Taylor avenue. Rev.
Angus, wcinart pastor. 50 Harrison street Ger
man preaching every sunday at IL q m and p.
m; Y p. :. c. y. at p m
UniversaI brotherhood.
Seattle Lodge No loo-Room 70 Hinckiey hosk
public meeting Sunday AZ D M; subject. Lib
sIty.r Public invited Lotus group for children
at II a. m.
Mental science.
The Mental Scientists MEET every SUNDAY at II a.
day evening at ocicO
section seattle q. l.. P.}.
Section Seattle holds meetings every Sunday at .
D. IN in Masonic temple. entrance on Second as-
Russian Orthodox Church.
At 81 Lskeview avenne Rev. d. Kamuef. pastor
Services at 10 a. m. sharp.
Millennial Dawn.
Room 50 Hinckiey block every SUNDAY. II a m
and 10 p m. Elevator runs In evening An are
Invited No collection.
First Church Of Christ. Scientist.
Holyoke block corner First sveuue and Spring
street Services u II = m. SUNDAY school st i2is:
service "wednesday evening at O'Clock Reading
room open during the week from to p, m.
Society Of Universal Religion.
In a A. n. hail. Collins block. corner second
,yenr ~. md James street !" % p m Rev Alfred
Belief in Prayet" Public invited
seventh Day Adventtsts.
Meet COZ Second avenue north. n. v Zero pas.
tor. Services at II a. m sunday school a, 10 a m
Everybody Church.
Meets lis Third avenue Rev Joseph Adams.
pastor Services II a. m.
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ADVISORY ELECTION BALLOTS.
The Metropolitan Printing and Binding
Co., lie Yesler way. Will print advisory
ballots for any political party or faction
upon short notice
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Ch.i.iian ehnrch.-Lstons fs.sshins At u M.
SUNDAY school. "a - p m: c. T.. 30 .. m.
First Christian church Corner Eishsh avenue and
BELL street Rev, u. n Linssnfeiter. pastes Morn.
ms service, II a m. evening service. n p M
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Yssser Janesiaa church rsesehins GA saasay A. "a
q. N.
rsrs, Free Methodist ehuTeh.-cosnss q Terry az.
sca pias street
FIRST --Cuyner rhsra avsup. ard Pine street.
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