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Dr.. Cady's Condition RosoGe,s. are just
what horse needs when in bad condition
Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge.
They are not food but medicine and the
best in use to put horse in prime con-
dition. Price IS cts per package. For
sale by Feldmeyer Bros. City Drug
Store.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is EEREBY GIVEN, That the
in subscriber, of Anne Arundel county, has
obtained from the Orphans Court OF Anne
Arundel county in Maryland, letters of adj
ministration on the personal estate of LII
LIAM SAUNDERS PARSONS, late of Anne
Arundel county. deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims agains the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouch-
ers thereof. to the subscriber. on or before
THE 9Th DAY OF JUNE. 1900
They may otherwise, by law. be excluded
from all benefit of the said estate. All persons
indebted TO said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 5th day OF Dec
ember, 1899.
DANIEL r. RANDALL.
d6 Administrator.
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Notice to Creditors.

AJOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub.
IN scriber. of Anne Arundel county. has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court of Anne
Arundel county, in Maryland, Letters of Adj
ministretion on the personal estate OF ELiZ-
ABhTH L. BLAINE, late of Anne Arundel
County. deceased. All persons having claims
aQainst the deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof,
to the subscriber. on or before the
LIST DAY OF JULY, 1900.
They may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benehG of the said estate. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 26th day of De-
cember, 1899.
J. WARD BLAINE.
d27 Administrator.
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blood bounding through your VEINS -. u
brain. replaces wasted tissue. Every vs.
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makes keen the Intellect, stops all - ~
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lcaIly perfect, is the result OF the use :, u
h quickly restores Lost Power ana a:.c,siss
all effects of emissions. abuse ara inl-,.,,s,
which unfit one for business, STUDY q IT, -. 70
Cures varicocele, nervousness lam sbssB
Dry. 1t brings the pink glo" 70 ip' a.,d %
The greatest nerve tonic ever dlsco'1, ~
be carried in vest pocket. BY man -',,,,sss
package: s for $500 Our posi"'ss AZ vgcs
to cure or refund money is GOOD - ~ -
cal druggist about US io'psge 'O'"
clans advice free. Write US mr. cslsr
THE FIONA CO.. 1910 Plymouth -
FELDMRYRR BROS. City pIl'
ja24 AnDsDols, MO-
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Guild 1t the residence Of Mr.. W. NJ. Shy
Der last Friday afternoon. Cards and
music furnished amusement. after which
m excellent lunch was served.
Mrs. N. 3. Mccready opened her pariors
20 NV friends Wednesday afternoon In
honor Of her guest. Miss Bessie L. Beach.
OF Seattle The invited guests were: Mrs.
q. l.. Turner, Mrs. W. NJ. snyder, Mrs.
w. y. Maughlin. Mrs. II. w. Horton. Mrs
y. Howell. Mrs. J. II. Plaskett, Mrs. =.
w. Knapp, Mrs. G. NJ Sherman. Mrs II. II.
Miss Henry, Miss Wentworth, Miss Proc
tor. Miss Batterton and Miss Maughlin-
The members of the Methodist church
gave reception for the new pastor. Rev.
McEvefs. al the parsonage Friday even
The Ladies' AID Society Of the Baptist
church met with Mrs. Lamprey Friday
afternoon. Mrs. Mcfarland and daush-
ter, Of Seattle, were present as visitors.
piefed dinner was served.
Mr.. j. w. Hail returned from Kansas
the f1rst OF the week
MI. NJ. u. Snaveiy came down from Van
Horns mill at Hartford Saturday.
1fr. and Mrs. Robert Henry went TO Sc
attic Thursday. Mr.. Henry VIII go on to
Tacoma e attend special meeting OF the
Mr.. Thomas oDonneil started Tuesday
for Arizona, where he Will spend the
Mrs. william Hicks entertained the La
dies AID Society OF the Congregational
church Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grover leave to-
night for weeks visit in Spokane.
Miss Nora Anderson, of WooiIey, is WIS.,
fting Mrs. ]. w. Hicks this week.
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CHEHALIs SOCIETY.

CHEHAL1S, Oct i3.--Mr. Ross Coop
err OF Portland, spent a few days this
week visiting Chehalis friends.
Mrs. NJ Yoder and children have re-
turned from a visit TO California. where
Mrs Yoder was called by the death Of
William rannin, OF steilacoom. was
In rhehsiis this week.
Mrs. 3. r. NJ. Briggs and children
have gone to Carbonate to Join Mr..
M. and Mrs. Frank Everett spent Fri
fay night In Tacoma.
Rev. and MrA w. J. Dickson were
called to Friday harbor this week by
the dangerous Illness OF Mrs. Dickson's
MI. Elmer seh.rer who recently re-
turned from Dawson, left this week for
a visit in Illinois His mother accompa-
Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Stsrtup returned 70
Seattle this week. after visit with MT.
and Mira N. J. Miller.
Mrs Edna Williams 10 Visiting her par
ents Mr.. aud Mrs NJ. Moses
Mr. NJ A. f.snghorne was IN olympia
this week on legal business.
Mr. j. w. Willis had business IN the
Capitai city this week
M and Mrs Mccoy were Chehalis VS.
TORS "wednesday night.
tsoi Franklin Pierce. Of Seattle. was
Shehaiis visitor this week
Mr. A O. Henderson. whc was one 81
thr washington delegates 70 the head
rafnp az the woadmen OF the World At
salt IaAe In August arrived home this
wsrk from an extended Eastern trip.
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SOCIETY IN SUMNER.

SUMNER. Oct f3-Mr. Charles Dobier
was home on a visit 70 his mother over
Sunday.
Rev. Rotsrs Boyd attended the Presby-
terrain synod In Tacoma the first OF the
week
Mr.. william Engdahl was home from
TACOMA over Sunday.
Mr., IF. Swenson has been spending the
week with bis. wife and daughter here.
the guest OF his brother In this city.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Stuver. of Puyallup.
were guests last Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. q. W. Race was the guest Of Mrs.
Miss Jennie Bacon is visiting in Ia
coma.
MI. and Mrs. Jesse A. Porter OF Ia
coma. were the guests OF the former
parents last Monday.
ton on a visit to his parents.
Mrs. Josie. Cassidy left Thursday for
Spokane on a months visit to relatives :.
Mr.. u. A. yechten,. Of Index, visited
with Mr.. W. II. Paulhamus a couple OF
Mr.. 3. r. Davis. Of Minneapolis. was
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. b. s. Fryar.
for few days this week
A pleasant tea was given by Mrs J.
from 10 s o'clock. Those present were
Mrs. Easterday Mrs Olinger. Mrs. Sum-
merfieid. Mrs. Bacon, Mrs. Crounse, Mrs.
INITIAL and Mrs. cagiey.
Mrs. y. F., Young returned Monday
from weeks visit to friends In North
Mrs Brown was guest Of Tacoma
friends a few days this week
Mr. and Mrs. I. II Kean are visiting
FOR a few days in Tacoma :. 80
ting with her mother-in-law. Mrs. John
r.. THOMPSON.
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Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN csurch-ssrvices NOM
Ing ana evening Rev. " \ Thompson pastor
Second Psesbsterian-Rsv. W. A. Major pastor
Preaching nosntns and ssening BY the pssiOt ssry.
He's II a m. and - p. m. The seventh ami
serssFy ssFvtcep & the p2stofass viii be ohssrcd
morning aud evening
Rsn,on rhnsgh~ Rev. n. 9. wssler. pastor S~r,
irrs a. Z ~ o m. union sunday school at II a m
welsh ssyrnsh avenue ard ohvs street M,
tiusn Jcnes. pastor. Services at 10 a m al
7 . m
Caisary Presbyterian church Corner Twsns, sag,,A
avenue and King STREET Rev. Donald Rosa n..ta,
Services II .. m. ard " p
unstea Presbyterian cosnsr ~ ssxth avenue ara
seneca street Rev W A. Spahilug. ID D.. russr.
Pfeacf inx Al niB =. m. and 80 n m s,a,ts,
Ithoal AZ 1873 a n. Z, 8 G n a. s9p n ~
lAke uusou Presbyterian ehuss Kilboarrs a..
nus Fr.nasnt Rev. 4. J. Csfrnsy. pastor a.,
trs. = and . . m Sunday schssal. 10 A
y Jnnier Fndesses. D IA C. $40
First Presbyterian Corner srurth a,,ns.
srrins street hss A. L. nutshisoa. ~ ~ -.
a. Seryiffs at u n and 10 = IA e,,..'s--
sthcol Is u V D n Christian EBasaros a. 40
Seats tree.
W-sfrinsssr Presbyterian ehurch-Hsr Hn~n en-
ehrisi. pastor Services nVniAs asd srsnisx
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CATHLAMET. Oct. ls--Rev. McGregor
closed his series Of meetings here
Wednesday evening
Miss Ethel Edwards and Mrs. overa left
sunday for an extended visit to their
Mr.. w. Ii. Mesews and Miss Alta Smith
were married on Sunday last at the Con-
Ercxnuonal church. Rev. A. Brady Of
tanned A. the residenee q The brides
father Judge Sol. Smith. Sunday even-
Ing Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
John West ~; and Mrs. 6 Il warren.
NJ nne Cox MI pr ana mas M Hr " ana ps Mrs
Miss Grace cox. Miss Hazel white. Miss
Bertha Anstadt. Mics Esther Baker. Miss
I.otfie Nassa, Miss Florence Haslem, Miss
M Minnie sHs wh Mr s Mr. Mrs n "a Smith NJ
and Mrs. Jesse baker, Mr.. wallace
Smith. Mr.. Clarence white. Mr.. J. G.
Ross. Mr.. Roy White. Mr.. Percy Doug
lass, MFR. Billings Douglas. Mr.. Alex Me-
Mr. W. n. Walker and Miss Esther
Baker were married Wednesday. October
70, ut the residence Of the brides father.
Mr.. Jesse Baker. Rev. A. Brady perform
n the evening. The happy couple left on
the Gatsert for Portland They viii spend
their honeymoon In Portland and other
nv, NJ, y S y Merntosh len last we.s for
M, and Mrs. Julius Hansen visited
Portland sunday evening
NJ. y. Shaw. visited friends in Az
torlA the hrst OF the week.
Mr.. George Il. ColwelI. Of fiwaco. was
IN the city Wednesday OF Last week
Mr., Ray Watkins. son OF Mr. r.. ri.
watkins. left last week for Newberg,
OF. where he VIII attend school the en-
Miss Rose olmssead. OF Dalies prairie
n attending school In Cathlamet
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ARLINGTON, Oct Is.~-Mr Peter Nee
han was visiting In stanwood this week.
Mrs. r. 8. Hoyt. of Columbia FAILS,
Mont, has recently arrived here and will
make her home with her mother. Mrs.
Mrs' John Hilton. Of Maryville. was
visiting friends in Arlington the past
week.
Mr.. Fred Hind f. visiting his mother,
Mrs Elizabeth Ryder and her son, Mr.
Clarence Parker left Wednesday 10
spend the winter with relatives In Minne-
DR.. waterhouse, who has charge OF
the railroad hospital. Is visiting at MS
home In spokane u,uu,.a, ~
turned wednesday from their visit to old
Mrs. William Pepers ana Mr.. and Mrs
u. stanigan visited In Seattle last Sat
MIS-, r. A. Small. Of Everett. was a
visitor in Arlington Thursday and Fri
day. ~
Thompson Of Seattle were visiting Mr..
T. J. McCHrther this week:
Miss Alice Donmeyer will 80 East next
month on an extended visit.
A social dance occurred In Halter hall
last Thursday evening which was a de-
Mr, Charles Jones and Miss Myrtle
Redmond will be married scon. The Ste
vcns cottage Is being fitted up for their
Miss Edna Davis left last Saturday for
Seattle TO attend the Academy OF Holy
Nan
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MOUNT VERNON. oct is--Me ".
Smith. ~ SedrD- Wnotlev. WAS visl,irs
friends the flret 81 the week
Mr. and Mrs. 81 faan and Nru paf,.y
hays been visiting Ia Seattle THIS werk
Mrs u Nelson returned last ManIa !.
from Stats creek
Mfr y y. stranger aud MIR James Nc.
press island thts week
Miss Anthony or seattle wax ,-,aitt,,.,
With her friend, Miss nell during the
week '"'
Mr Frank 9almey and family have 70.
turned home after saepdhg The Snnn,ner
al their ranch on Cypress taisra
MiEs Anna Mcdonald Who has heNr "A.
iiinE here fer sersr time. will RETURN n
Seattle tamattUs
Mrs. q. rafneFpn has returned 10 Fst.
son after long Wait with har frfrnsa
Mr. aud Nra Holman
Mtss tuiu tfutN hsason. ~ s&attie hn.
been visiting friends here thls ueah
Mise t.ottte McTfonaId ard Miss f.vat.
hpfrss, ~ Seattle. have hesa vis,tins
friends tAis week
Rev r, { Elarea astenseA she kpia..o-
psi convention this NNek tn SEATTLE
Mr., y fattA ard fausiiy have niavcs,
20 whatram.
Mr. GEORGE Marble ard Miss Marwase,
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CESrRALIA SOCIETY.

CENTRArIA. Oct. fa-Mr. ana Mrs. ].
]. Christiieb departed for Pennsylvania
Monday on an extended visit, They will
be absent about two months.
nj. en9 Mrs II. D. Borst have removed
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Robinson are in tho
city Waiting the formers mother. Mrs j..
XII. ana Mrs. r. N. Parsons have re-
moved 10 Nassi. Wash. " 'o' "Asc ~
Mrs. N. n. Vaughn II nj home after n
visit 20 her husband. who is In Seattle
Mr.. ana Mrs. r. c. Wilkinson have
moved back 20 this. city from Everett.
where they went two months since. They
intend 10 remain In this city.
Prof. William Scales has been engaged
TO teach an additional room In the public
schools.
Mr.. ana Mrs. y. n Todd removed to
Chehalse last week.
Mrs, A. Packard jr.. and children will,
10 70 Everett this week. where they will
reside during the coming winter with Mrs.
g, Crosby, formerly OF this city.
Miss lnex Williams returned to her
home this week. after attending school in
Seattle for some time.
Nj. w. G. Bennett and daughter
Frankie are visiting relatives in Seattle
4 number Of the local tribe of RED Men
attended session 81 the Chehaiis tribe
Monaay evening, and genuine good time
Mr.. w. IT. Rector attended the stat.
board ~ pharmacy In Spokane this wsck
frof. \, I. Ware. who was In this city
ror some time two years ago. called on
Mr.. w. Q. Bennett and Mr.. J. X. puxton
departed this week for q tour In the a.
.rn part of Tho county.
NJ Freernan wen, 70 Portland
"Wednesday on business
Rev. W. q. Merritt OF Tacoma, was In
the citN this week In attendance upon thu
sunday school convention
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SOCIETY ~ CHENEY.

CHENEY. oct i1~Thsre ARE twn more
Weddings 90 Cheney people 60 record, Nj.
nr,r. Mas united IN marriage ~ Mrs. fses
Al Hardness daughter OF Rev. Norman
NcI. coa a retired prexhytrrsan minist ar
"a this city. TbeY were married b. Rev.
al the home If the brides parents
AZ the home OF Ar ana Mrs. James
Allen a. the Inweg hills district their
daughter Miss Florence r. Allen, was
married TO Mr. Walter Moore b. Elder
W Orchard Hays. Of the Christian church
An elaborate dinner was SERVED and a 70
cartion held in tire evening Mr.. Moore
has taken III tri3~ to Adams county
where he swns ars farm.
rf$E reaisksn aaeaas for sale Uncle
L.. So 2.seAnA aAnsla-
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Golden were united in marriage Thursday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs w. Pstfer-
son. Rev. r. c. Eldrid. of the Episcopal
church. performed the ceremony.
Mr. John Olbuch and Miss Lenora Han
son were married Wednesday at the home
of the brides parents. Rev. ]. w: keans,
OF the Methodist church. ofnciating.
Mr.. John Munich returned last Saturday
from his trip East
Mrs. Thorscn, of Utsalady. and daugh-
ter are visiting Mrs. C. Clauson In Mount
Vernon. -
Miss Flora Priest. OF Spokane. is visit
ing frfondu here
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msn preaching every Sunday at II = N and p
a I. p . g I al p n .
rnr,stisu Catholic church.
Zion rsetinss-G. A. r. hall. Collins block Rev:
August Ernst elder in charge. Services Sunday at
70 q. m and 80 p m
Mental science
Temple No. meets At Acme business. college:
corner Second avenue and PIE; every sunday - II
q n and p m Rev W. W. AAiory' PASTOR
Russian orthodo. Church.
Al 81, Lakevisw avenue. Rev. D. Kamnx. pastv
Services ct 10 a m sharv
Fret Church of Christ. Scientist.
Hclyoke block corner First ssenus ard sp<ins
srsss evening Se soeS seasi
room opsn during the week from to p m
seveush-Day Adventists.
tor services At II a m Sunday school at u .. m.
Missionary meeting. p. m
Mfiiennial Dawn.
Room % Hiuckley bloch. every Sunday. II q -
and 70 p m. Elevator runs IN erening. Al are
Evangelical Mission.
scandinavian Evsnssiieal M:.icn-Mssts ss,
s saaHos !, s1 s on the ship Idaho
section seattle or :. l.. r.
Meets ever sund.y 4 ssod m n sas Ms, o..
Good music Everybody invited.
Mount Carmel Mission.
Meet. every Sunday At p n. Thursday evening
and Friday at p. m
Christian Missionary Alliance.
Meetings Sunday and Thursday afternoons. ct $50.
corner Third avenue and Madison street
Volunteers of Americs.
Meet IN han at lis4 second avenue SOUTH at lesse
a. m. $50 and 80 . M Everybody invited
seattle Liberal Union.s
Meets every SUNDAY evening 4 Masonic temple,
corner Of Second avenue and Pike. At 80 p. m
seats free, DR.. J. l.. York. speaker.
Social Democratic Meetiugs.
Every Sunday evening at Socialism headquarters,
20 Union street Live topics for discussion and
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Rafnfer-Grand Sunday Dinners
Are becoming famous Excellent service.
beautiful surroundings. Good music.
Hours, to 9.
RIMI.Ess eyeglasses. fashionable. be-
coming, inexpensive; comfortably ADJUST
ed correctly fitted. Miss W!lzinski. OPP
ticlan, ll2 Cherry.
HALF a dollar takes you to either Port
Townsend or Victoria on the only first
class steamer, the victorian" Yesler
dock. daily, at n:ib p. M
THE best on the route. Rosalie for
Victoria daily a. m Fare. only 500.
THE best running watch il the Louis
Kiodt Special No. s24 Second avenue.
DIR. JOHNSON. chronic disease special
list. Scheurman block.
GO to Spinning for bicycle repairs
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and fss p m Sunday school. IL m. Rev. O. n.
Hauge. pastor.
African NJ E. ehurch-isn Fourteenth avenue.
Services II a. m. and p m. Rev. @. c. Hslford.
pastor Services morning and evening Glass meet
Ing p m. SUNDAY school. p.
Unitarian.
First Unitarian church seventh svsnus. mar
Union. Rev. w. D. Simonds. minister Morning
Man who Could Not save Himself i'''e sunday day
school. l2ss .. m Public cordially invited.
Colored baptist mission.
The Coiored Baptist-services every Sunday at IL
oci,ck .. N. and o'clock ., IN. In the Young
Nsturaiists han. in the old university srounds
spiritualism.
Church Of the soul--odd Fellows han. corn-r
Second avenus and Seneca street. Mrs Fannie
cs 81 sam ana p M Johnson Ss Will y e and
viii psychometrise, give slate writings and spiritual
messages at 30 p m
Seattle spiritualisss' Association Foresters hail.
SIS First avenue. Lecture at p. M and at 20
.. m. Tests Seats free.
Tbe0aophy.
Theosophical Society," Amanda Lodse-Meets 3 n
Harriet II. Randolph
Queen City Theosophicsi Society In America
sunday sunday evening At O'Clock A. o. q. W. hall
Pioneer block. Subject. Tho Genius Of Nature.
Christian Adventists.
Christian ADVENTIST church-Rev william Chan
man, pastor Prayer. lois a. N preaching il
a. m. Sunday school. IL 30 D r
Christian Hfssion-seamen's Bethel.
Meetfnes held in basement Of 100 washinrtop
reet entrance on afley between First avenue south
and Occidental avenue every evening Al 7 a o.coch
Public cordially invited
UvSf
Ana Iheosophical Society In America Seattle Lodge
No. 100 Room 70 Hinckiey block pnblic meetns
SUNDAY, .. m Subject, Locating Heaven From
q brotherhood Standpoint" Lotus Quup for chill
dren II q. m Seats free
Evangelical Associations.
German arrison street and TAYLOR avenue rev
August Wefnart. pastor. SD Harrison street Ger
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TODAY'S CHURCH SERVICES.

Hereafter the Post -intelfgencsr win anov I'VE
lines IN formal church notices free Of charge For
every line over five thera win be charge Oh =
cents This rule win be strictly adhered to-
Church notices must be In this cfncs not later
than $50 .. m, Friday.
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rrsey~a Baptist cAarch-~s6lf Msda.oa str... n
gassna Harris ~tA frsssh At ~ a. M snd n ~
frotasnt bzpttss ehasvA~ Rev. y Cstfn, h,a..
s.ssiges sttff Ssa4Ax a Ryvw 0ail1nx s.r,scs.
n Il a m saa &c 3 N.
flfss BAPTIST sssFth stsaae Ne. yr..s. a
gapsf4n&n, rssssr sefrsrsa. = a ~ ava rs N ~
sirsdsr SAN4 y - n IA Yeuns pecgse't go
an = n MeymSs fusscst. ne Week a. ~ ~
~ sstfgteif
NSaetxiea ltsatsa ssrsiVp. ever asa1dst a, A,
= nj. asa y a rs Res. , A n Joku.r, =
fscuiaa. f'etses ever fNe~s sap1ky All ~
ru.isssssnd ~ hHEesss are euEti2as tarst~A
Market street E&ssstt thnrgh- Csrre, r..
fas,fsA stssss seziA aat Asia str~st Rs, q u
h 49,. n y. asftF, Ssss.ees neafaius "a -.
80
Arf-ss sssftfs Exssef rezttcars ~ s)1s. -,
a'r-isy ssrs4ces a = = ~ and IN a - -
AZ ehes 4 = - Neeax fsapsss sssg-, us~.i-
la6 4t y ~
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"a & hxa.- Ce1usT Flfs Essesk Al Fsf.s -.
r4ts CgH ked bss@1 tssfcu4r Ia rAsz.ss 4 .Ns-s
sses sn3s Z a ~. he4Aaess Aneetins . n -.
10 gaiarftRs
No J hkEs~tersAz s~sea1 ts-1a~ scsltA sn4 49,.
- EzsAsa EFFuEsF4f ard lirs.s 49,. y
etAFss: ) = h. knee erlii II a "a hosis.s.s -.
srgsR n. tsAi0 sAassrizs. , n. .fs.. -
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st. Stephens Ballard. Rev. p T. Hylaud: rec.
tor Divine service sunday at II q m and y
D. m
st. Lute's-Renton. Services on second ana four1
Sundays Of the month at ) .. m. With sermon B,
Rev. IL H. Gowen.
st. Marks church Madison street and Broadway
Rector, Rev ]. r. ID. Lwyd. Services and IL q
IN. and 30 D. IN. Morning topic. st Luke, the
Beossd Physieian-" Evening topic. The Service
Of David"
ST. uis-Corner Warren avenue and Republican
street Rev. Rodney Arney. rector. sunday school,
school. s:ss q N. Services II and 20 p m
st. Clement s-Twenty fourth avenue south and
Washington street Rev. George Buzzelie rector.
Sunday school. 10 a. m Holy Communion 1t a.
sermon. II a. m Evening prayer and sermon. %
p. m.
Trinity Parish church-Cornsr Eighth avenue and
James street Rector. Rev. II. H. Gowen- serv-
ker viii preach in the morning and Dr. Newins in
the evening.
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German Lutheran missouri synodl-Rev. H. Boil
Sunday school. go a. m. Services 10 20 a m at
Tenth avenue south and Main street
Norwegian Dsnsh-Fourth avenue and Tine street
Rev b A. Borrevik. pastor: residence. 1855 Seventh
avenue Sunday school at 80 q m services Al
II q. m. aud D. m.
Swedish Evangelicsl-Third avenue. near PIE
Rev. Martin L. Larson pastor: residence Hp Belle
vue avenue. Sunday services AZ TO- q. m ana
m Sunday school. II n prayer meeting p m
Holy Trinity. Engiish-Corner Seventh avenue and
Union street Herman A. W. Yung ID. D.. pastor
Residence. z5l3 Sixth avenue Morning service Y
.. m. vesper service. p m Sunday school, 80
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German Eyanrelicai Lutheran, Zion's-Corner
Terry avenue and Stewart street. Rev. T. knappc.
pastor: residence Ia Of church. sunday school
AZ s31 1. m: Sunday services ut 10 30 a. a. and
20 ..
rmmsnreis Lutheran church-Corner Olivs ana
Minor Avenue Services srst and third sundays OF
the month at II a. M second and fourth Sun
days at p. m. Rev. NJ. A. Christensen. pastor.
Residence. 1i22 Seventh avenue
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Catholic Churches.

Church Of the MISUNDERSTANDING and Madison
street. Rev. Father A. sweere. pastor. Rev n. J:
Smith and Rev. A. Triseln. assistants Conducted
BY the Jesuita
Our Lady Of Good Help-Third avenue sc'rth and
Washington street Rev. r. K Prefontafns. pastor
Low mass, d M: high mass. ESQ q m benz
diction. - ..
Sacred Heart-sfxth avenus aed Bell street. Con-
Quoted by the Redempsorists Rev Thomas Brown
pastor Low mass. with sermon. .. m. high rHass.
With sermon. 10 30 q. m: benediction. 20 p m