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The Washington times., 1901-08-23

The latest accounts from the executive
mansion at Kentucky state that Mrs
Beckhau1. the young wife OF the Governor!
is so much improved that her physicians
have hope of saving her life
The Washington times., 1901-08-23

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. F. Andrews have re-
turned from a months trip that included
visits to Montreal. Niagara and the chain
of northern lakes
The Washington times., 1901-08-23

During the last twenty-five years mill
tary service has been rendered obligatory
in Russia on all men from their twenty
first year. O;t of about $4,000 young men
reaching their majority every year some
2S7 900 are taken into the active army and
the remainder are inscribed partly in the
reserve and partly in the second reserve,
or ''zapas.
The term of service is in European Rus
STA five years in the active army, thirteen
years in the reserve. and five years in the
'zapas" seven years in the active army
and six years in the reserve in Asiatic
dominions and three years in the active
army and fifteen in the reserve in Cauca-
STA.
In case of need the Minister of War has
the right of keeping the men under the
colors for another six months. College
men doctors. and teachers are exempted
and certain privileges are granted on ac-
count of education. The lowest estimate
which can be made of the peace strength
IF the Russian army puts the number of
officers al 36 90 and of the rank and file at
S60 600 men. tbs total number being $4,000.
In war the total strength Is approximate
~ S.oo0 officers and $4,000 men, total
of $4,000.
The Washington times., 1901-08-23

Mrs. Catherine V. Young and her
daughter. Mrs Bourne. who have been
spending the summer-in Canada. will re-
turn late in September by way of BuraIo
The Washington times., 1901-08-23
SOCIETY,"

Mrs Condit-Smith has gone to New
York to be with her sister, Mrs. Susan
Field. widow of Justice Stephen J. Field.
of the Supreme Court. who IL dangerously
Ill. Though Mrs. Field has been an. inva-
lid for some time. the immediate csr,nse Of
her present illness is heart trouble She
is ever seventy years OF age and her ply
Sicians have serious fears of the result.
The Washington times., 1901-08-23

DIR. and Mrs. w. H Gotwald have re-
turned from Atlantic City. where they
have been spending the summer, to their
residence here. l5W r Street northwest.
The Washington times., 1901-08-23

Miss Mamie A Cady. who has been
guest at the Harrison House. Prince
George County. Md. Joined her relatives
went to Atlantic City. where they will
spend the remainder of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Callahan have re-
turned from trip to Montreal. Thousand
Islands. and Lake Chauinlains--.---
The Washington times., 1901-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Henson announce
the engagement of their daughter. Flor
ence Maud. TO Mr.. Eugene Avery. of New
York. The wedding will take place the
4th of September
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Two KINDS OF POWER.

IN far-away Russia one man rep
resents the government. lie owns
the lands. the ships. the railroads.
He even tells the people What lan-
guage they shall speak and the man
ner in which they shall worship Cod.
lie Is everything. FOR the people
work. pray talk and live "in the
name Of ths cxar lie Is the person
ification Of Power
And be sleeps in a steei-iinsd room.
Fear Is his ted-fellow. He eats with
Death al the board. He Is not n
coward by nature. mind YOU. TN
seen dangers forever threatening.
will shatter the nerves 81 the strong
est man living The Ruler OF Rus
STA lives on a volcano called Public
Unrest
In Washington. ID. g. a dignlfei
appearing gentleman - often seen.
unattended. on the streets. People
say. How do you DO. SIR. TO him.
Just as they would greet any other
gentleman. He Is President Of the
United States. respected and safe
everywhere.
This Is POWER such as Nicholas
never dreamed %. II Is the power
CT liberty and equality.
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the war ON CIGARETTES.

The evils charged up TO cigarettes
range from Petit larceny and divorce
% is.y anity and death. The comhin-
acton wrapped up In rice paper, which
appeals so strongly q children and
sallow youths aud Is so earnestly
condemned by parents and the med
teal profession. may be wiped out
one ~ these DAYS.
Eleven states have laws prohibit
ing the sale % cigarettes. and the
lawmakers 81 Il other states are
considering drastic anti-eigarcttc
measures.
There can be no particular ohicc-
tion % the prohibition except on the
part ef the manufacturers and the
people who are add.etcd 10 the use
81 them. There Is little profit for
the retailer fn the business
The manufacturers win eventual
~ have 20 Quit business because they
de harm. The Cigarette bead. de-
privCd ~ his smokes. may have some
had DAYS and worse nights, but In
the end he viii be better and more
whoiesoms Individual
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q PENALTY FOR KIDNAPPING.

IN New. York state It Is proposed to
rake kidnapping punishable by life
Imprisonment. That Is severe. but
rot sufficiently severe. Death should
b. the penalty.
Imprisonment didn't stop train
robblng In the West. the law
makers made the crime a hanging
matter. There has been but one
hanging. but the robbing OF trains f.
less frequent.
Since the cudahy KIDNAPPING Incl
Dent there have been an even 50 at
tempted or successful kidna pings In
this country. including one case in
Seattle.
IL rs a crime that stands alone I'm
viciousness. IL sends fear into every
home. II drives pleasure out Of life.
In fact. IL Is. IN effect. a general
assault on society. The penalty for
the crime in every state should be
OF a nature TO strike terror in the
hearts Of those who would rob par
ents Of their children.
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Grace -. p. Chufch=Rsv. ". n.
seifeek At ~ a. m. "tncuntratahie
Proof ~ the Hesurrue ton - Jesus
% 3. M. THERE viii - a special
Easter service led BY J. !. Taylor.
At Madison street NJ =. church
there will be special Easter services
both morning and evening.
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...EASTER SERVICES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The most Joyous festival Of tho
early church Was Easter. Tho key
of It's observance VAS set I'm the rN=
ultaut strain of tho Apostle Paul
Now m Christ risen" n. Cor. t..
NNA n was celebrated with holy
and SOLEMN ohscrVuucts. The feast
ing began ON Good Friday and WAS
set aside Saturday az midnight. or
at cock cruw. whom the sacred frsti-
val hrg0u. The two Grrgaries tell
that persons Of all ranks. carrying
lamps aud lighted tapera, also cete-
hrated Easter eve.
The day Is now ono Of song
and 10y and calls for the thoughts
that dwell on the opening life before
RS. as the seasons begin
Seattle churches are making clab=
crate preparations for che services
tomorrow and In many Instances
special musical programs viii be
rendered. The children Of the vari-
Gus churches Will assist by tccita-
ton and song
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F0R EALEs Seattle auction sale
stable taf2 Western avenue. sci
Bun 1851 Auction every Tuesday
and Friday at . m hurHea.
wagons. harness. etc Al kinds "
suuaH cold GA commission 81. J.
Walker. auctioncer
U&E hundred beautiful lots Ht Ma
afona Park. overlooking Lake
Washington. On terms 10 suit the
purchaser
l. 4 WILSON a CO.
IL Mzznlnslnn LII. Tel Main 20
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Westminster Presbyterian church
Rev. n. ". Oiiehris,. pastor. At
II a. m. Risen Indeed. 7.a0 D. m.
Rev. James Thomson win preach.
The musical program has been
carefully arranged By Alexander
Myers and viii Be as follows.
MORNING.
Quartst-"Easfrr Hymn"
Airs. q. A Rochester. soprano.
Mrs. II. ~ HaRan. alto, Afex.
Myers. tenor. WIN McAdarn.
hasso. Mrs. Frank d. Hack.
pianist.
Quartette-e4He shall Come Down
Like Rain $1,000. Dudley purk
solo-'.Day 81 Reaurreetlon''
Mrs. q. A. g Rochester.
ouaItstte--TheY Have Taken Away
EVENING.
Quartetis-''Whsn IL Was Yet
Dark" ........ uToetta,,
Solo The Lord i Risen" sullivan
Mrs. ~ ~. HaRau.
2uartetie--s Choir Angelica.
First Christian Church--Rav. y. u.
4nEeufelter pastor. Miss Lucille Nc
lntyre. organist. Mrs. Becker. Mics
Mcintyre. soprano. Mrs. MeTntvre.
Mrs. sackett, alto; SIR. Gabcl. Mr.
ayheld. tenor. Mr. Grant. Mrs.
SehOles. baas:
MORNING.
ofertory-So. q .................
MaEnificat In y Flat 49,. Cecil cline
NO tufh--N9. u s..... ........ Chopin
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GRAY & PERKINS

II ITITI y T ~ -
ATTORNEYS for fia,l.s
=. O. address Room - a
Life Building. Seattle. kins O0-1F
Washington. t,ral
First publication SATURDAY aa
9th. 1901 -
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Risen" GLlKht OF the worldfO
..ss....s....4st.. A. =. sullivan
Eucharist Hymn Bread Of the
World" ~
Nuuc umittla- Chant.
RucuaaIonal Hymn Jesus
Christ Il Risen To-day ..,ss
hoetlude - Hnaanna+ tC'horua
maEnual s..s4..tsa.s...s. Dubois
EVENING.
Professional Hymn = "Alieluia,
Alluluih. ..#.. .s o. ........
Gloria Part" Chant
Magnlncata ia A tuniHon) ..ss
.,ttssstssst..st...tts John 6onu
"Nuue nimittis" In A tuniHnnl..
.ssts+ttsssss ttst.trstFt John toaa
Hymn Jesus Lives t.........s
Onertory Anthem Awake Up.
My Glory s..,..ss..J. Barnhy
orison LYNN Now the DAY Is
over" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Reeessianal The Day Of Nesurs
fecttunt
Pastlude- March from Aida
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Victoria Route

cut rates to Port Townsend and Vic
toria. Two boats daily except Sunday.
Fare CSC. Berths, 26c. Freight, Doc
per ton.
8 ~ North pacinc leaves Ycslpr dock
daily except sunday = n. m
= \ Utopia leaves iesler dock daily
except Thursday AZ midnight
WitAfC0M ROUTE
y, y Sehome leaves ieHlor dock ~ o
o. m. Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
calling NJ Port Townsend, Anncortcs
fairhaven. Nhatcom. Connecting with
railways az Anarortes nnd Whatcum
DODNELL a CO, General Agents.
ia James Street.
Ia.. Man d1Q.
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AUcrionEERs.

MARTIN = Fox's auction room.
tAls Third ave sale once a week
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first Presbyterian.

First Presbyterian church The
following program viii be observed
under the direction Of Mr. Frank "
Relf Miss sara =. Compton. So
prano, Miss Katherine A. Glenn.
contrultos Mr. Wilson = Hammnns.
tenor. Mr.. ". =. Anderson. bass.
MORNING.
Te neum I'm b minor . dudley buck
ouertory- iosauua tcoutralto
solol ..,.. ss.,..s.,.s. -. 81. Grauier
EVENING.
Anthem quartet Awake Thou
That Sieeuost" .....+.... Parker
oftertory Easter Morn" tso-
pFano sulof ...s.....4.s NcldiinEer
Anthem - quartet - Christ ~
Risen a............... shelly
Mrs. Norman Dickinson Chrthafn
VIII sing che oTcrtory Al the even
ms service.
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hLff- = - - -
asa Tor s0-foot lots. On tao car
lines. in good ueighB0rhood.
streets graded. city water. NirN OF
Lake Washington. etc. Is cheap
enough 20 look into. You viii
hunt long while before sou find
ans thing nH good Tor the money.
gi293-Lot GA 10th avenue. fun size
splendid location IOr Hats
Particularly good buys ln lots Ia
kaufman's addition and on 2ard
avenue south
10 acres north Of Raveuua park
ane soil. cheap AZ 500 per acre.
Beautiful home on Boylst0n. new
and modern special terms on this
Other homes from $500 up.
! have good list OF desirable
ranches. hitaated Ia all parts Of
western Washington You could
not put the improvements on many
~ these for the price 81 the whole
farm. Among these. q beautiful
fully Improved l9-acTe ranch near
Olympia. This Is an ideal country
home. Let me tell you about this
Cheap al tz5D0.
Improved place near Maple Valley.
- acres. goes for $500. with
stock. implements and furniture.
You can walk right In.
10 acres Ia the Nehalem valley.
Pierce county. improved can
make a special price on this for
cash.
Here's q proposition: A client has
go 10 clear for half 81 II Land
Is Al and the neighborhood well
settled.
You viii study your interest by
looking at my list OF ranches.
Something there should suit your
taste and poc Notebook.
HENRY ". STEIN. S. y. 7. block
FOR SALE OR To RENT.
The best and cheapest residence
property IN the city ~ SEATTLE. With
the widest streets and alleys. In Me
6ilkfa's second and third additions,
on Lake Washington.
This property Is mostly cleared.
graded and fenced. with the streets
opened good View ~ the lake and
Cedar river water available.
MADISON STREET
Madison street thofuughfare
running diagonally through this
property t. 10 b. paved from lake
10 bay this season
CAR SERVICE.
The Madison street car service Is
the best In the city.
ALSO
4 farm OF l60 acres on jenkins
prairie.
A farm Of 30 acres. with large inn
provemcnt on Meg ldian Prairie. and
a farm Of 20 acres. near Derby on
the $. g. |. x. r.. together with other
choice property owned ~ the under
signed. with perfect title and free
from incumhfauce
PRICES.
Price ~ lots from $3.50 TO 81 800
each, and farm lands from SO 10 so
per acre.
TERMS.
Terms viii BE- liberal and to suit
purchaser ar far as possible.
Enquire Of JOHN j McGILVRA.
81 Boston block. Telephone. Red ls7I.
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Universal Brotherhood and Theo.
sophioal Society--Lodge No. 100 Will
hold it's monthly public meeting at
Room 20 Hlnckley block. \ .. m. Nd
dresses on living questions from the
standpoint. Music.
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Holy city" 49,. Adams
chant "rtiumuhnt3 MeudelHnohn
EVENING.
The children uf the Sunday school
VIII render "a program consisting "a
SONGS aud rocitutlanH The thcms
of the morning sermon viii he, "The
Two BcHurrcctiops
20
Haven NJ L. Church Rcv. J. NJ.
Dvutaon, pastor, ". Il Dunbar.
ehoirmuater. Mrs K Gundrramtth.
soprano. Mrs. Webster. alto. Mr.
Webster bass
MORNING.
Hymn No ESQ.
Prayer.
Anthem aHoaanna IN the High-
est ....#..... ....##.......
.Onertoy 20 Dawn So Fair" go.
sermon text Matthew 2H.6.
Anthem shout Of victory"
hsnudiytiun.
EVENING.
The services ia the evening VIII
be ns usual The topic viii be. The
Risen Christ
FIRST Baptist Church REV. l.. s.
bowrrmAn. At NJ a. IN. The Two
RenurrectionH' f.s1 .. me aCondt-
tiOnhl Immortality"
Easter music VIII Doe rendered aa
follows.
MORNING
Trio-''The Great Commandment"
chorus-"chrlat neing Raised
Solo tbassl pay 81 -Elweu
EVENING.
Quartct-='-rhe king OF Love &c..
=. ,,s..,,.. -. II. II. Shelley
ehorus-aiie Is Risen" -, -.
solo tsoprano,-apay Of Resur.
rertion" ,s.s., ss.E W. iianncom
The ordinance Of baptism VIII take
place at both aervices.
-o-
FIRST Methodist Protestant Church
REV. r. y. tnyeiie. pastor. AZ n
a.. m. The iliaun christ" Special
Faster music viii be rendered. At
2 30 = M the children ~ tho Sun
days houl viii give a concert.
90
Market Street BAPTIST Church
Rev pr Weber. pastor. At II Il. m.
Jeururying towards Jerusalem
20 J.. m. The Transformed Christ
An Faster Musing.
-
Religious services CCnltarlanl Sc
attic theater Rev. W. +. slmonda.
minister. AZ n a. m. Is Life a
suuiit Passage 60 a Sunless shore
The following musical selections
viii be rendered Praise Ne tho
Father tGuouodl. % p.ath. Wher,.
IL Thy stinEf tSpinncYl, King %
Kings" caleb simprrl.
batter street ~ e Church Rev.
~. =. brown. In the morning special
Easter music viii be rendered ~
the choir a sunday-H chnol festival
viii be held In the evening.
English Lutheran church % the
Holy Trinity =Rev. II. 4 ". YunK.
pastor. At II a. m, confirmation
and communion. subject. The H=s,
direction and the Life. az ~ >.
IN. Easter vesp.rs. - chtldren'a ser
vice. subject; Alive In Christ Jesus. "
A. the Norwegian pani baptist
church there will - special Faster
services al n a. ~. and I. % =. m.
-
A. the First Swedish Baptist
church therr wlll be an Easter ser
Vice in the morning At % y. ~.
the pastor. Rev. L. Under. viii
preach. his subject being. The joy
tut Easter Eve"
North Seattle baptist Church
Rev l.. J. Sawyer Al n a. m
Ssvness 81 t4fe'' 7 % . m. uur-
ted with Hiu-Hatsed with Him.
Special Easter music morning and
evening.
Grace -. r. Chufch~fksv ". IL
seiieek At ~ a. m. TtncunteHtRhir
Pruaf % the Resurrection - Jesus
% .. m there Will - a special
Easter service led BY J. i. Taylor.
At Madison street NJ =. church
there will be special Easter services
both morning and evening.
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Trinity Parish church Rsv. n. ~
0oWen. rector. Frank Il Armstrong.
chairmaster Mrs ~ ~ GaWeu. uF
EaniHt the vested choir OF over -
voices. assisted by Mrs ". j.
Grambs. soprano! Mrs slilitoe. con
tratto Mr. J. II Mlddiebrnok. ten
or. pr. Carl Hoffman bass
MORNING
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tHakersnold Cal. April !. 1901.
Nv. s. Chapman ESQ See Great
Northern oil TO. seattle. Wash.
Dear sir Please lind luclaHrd "A
a0-dHY option for lease cot "a HrFea
lu IS W =. fec 20 ass - ~ which
speaks for Itself This II excellent
territory m the general oil section.
Now these people agree e. enter tn
to Il lease according 90 the terms 81
this option provided your company
VIII Within De days place man an
the ground 90 take uuHasHaipu ana 20
show your faith. and the lease Will
allow yuu On more days 10 commence
actual upHfntlanH and deN elapmeHt
Il believe this tu Boz d very good
territory You viii md ineIosed
map showing the property. These
people agree ta furnish a clear ab=
Htruet uf title.
If you could Hrs the work that f.
going ON here n would IHtoulHh yaaf
There are az least eco wells pumping
80 ell. ana between 900 aud . QUO neR
ONES going down. The STANDARD Nil
Co. arc putting 600 miles Of pipe liHH
and several great tanks FOR storage
81 oil and the southern rneIhr H.
~ IN building quite number
~ miles IT branches to the different
wells Everything hero looks like a
live oil camp and She puHHlbilltieH
are simply great.
4 think THE BE- tie bssihieeilon 81
the oii region FOE thc company ~
operate Id Uu account 81 being iu
closer touch With tranHuuftat Ton
and supplies and moro especially an
account II The standard oit &C.
operations here aH thef have eti-
drufiS come tu stay
.a b. g.
on IS QUE from here about elFht or
nine miles There il lots ~ acreage
between fbis land and Kern river.
They are asking from $1,000 e. $1,000
per acre ana lots ~ II can't BE-
bought for that price
Trusting thus fHr things have
been satisfactory { remain. yours.
n. r. ERWIN
~. 81 cant Fs6 aH set q post
Office box ar decent room. There
are ucs oil strikes here every day
The heart ~ the Kern river district
lies bftRrcn Hakerrneii ard thiH
o. acre tract. which iH lsnH than s
miles from section b. which b.
valued a. and Is well worth Sc
c01 000g
n faa are 90 get any ~ our ground
ftaar nou-usarssa bile shares. par
value 81 ~ 9 cents sou must order
az once. The price VII be nd
yaneed next week prahn bis Mon
day
Remit money order and she stock
viii BE- sent ~ return mail. or call
az the aHire
Great NORTHERN on Company. =. q.
haa "a Seattle wash once It's
Cherry street, open en- 3 p. m
- 60 To loan on inside property IN
sums of SEQ and up.
= l. wIfs0N a co.
Tel Main s5s 90 Washington bib
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First MnthndIal

First Methodist Episcopal church
Mrs. W. NJ. Sfefirtd. ofxaniHs
Miss Bradley soprano. Miss Raw.
son. contraito. Mr. wolT. tenor.
Mr.. Circuit. bass
MORNING.
Choir Break Forth Into Joy
49, - $500. .ss--. ss... Haruhy
Hymn-No. 231
Christ oar Passover"
-ss.ssss..- s|s..s. 49,. .sss,... Tours
onertory Solo" Faster Morn"
.........-, -. 49,. .--.s. NeIdlluEer
Mr. Grouf-
Hymn No. g1s.
choir--"Awake Up Ny Glory"
...'...s. =. .-............. Baruhy
Hyrnn--No. 81
D0xoiogy.
EVENING
Chotr-"H Break Forth Into JOY"
49,. ...-s.... Baruhy
Hymn No. z3i.
9uartst-"They Have Taken
Away Ny Lord" ....... etatner
ofertory-Solo. "Hosanna 1900.
ssssssa- .s4s.s Gees .....4 s... GrautNF
Miss Bradley
Hymn-No. -.
Hymn-No 22T
Choir-'T Am Alpha and Omega"
49,. ...-....s...-..... Stainer
Hymn--No 2st.
Doxology.
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BUSINESS cHANcEs-c continued.

hnVe 90 acres near THfomH. HeF-
orui tracts lea ICES MuiuaH. utsi llH1
acres at Toniuo, and land iu King
kitHnp. Ruahumlah and HfaEit
counties.
The Great Northern on Company
owns the fuuthWeHt quarter ct Sec
tIuu y. In 10 south. 10 rnst. being
lGn nrreH. va Fresno county Call
furuiH.
We q Hu have options oH tense uf
90 acres iu the MoKittrlok district
uud l1h acres in the famous Kern
river district near huharnnaid. IN
Kern county. California
In regard to 90 ncruB Of the abpve-
mentioned 100 acres. our agent
writes uH follows
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CATHOLIC CHURCHES
Immses ste conesptien.

Church 81 the Immaculate Con
oeption- mass at SO A. IN. and
solemn high mass and sermon At
10 % a. M. The music fer the ocea-
sion. under the direction 81 J. r.
HohlitEsli. will be sung by the fol-
lowing choir. Soprn nos Mrs 4 y.
McCutcheon. Misses McArdie. Rar-
tori and Gross. coutraitaa - Misses
Gooch, Gross and Chisholm. tcnora
-Messrr Mcintyre. Welf and Ne
Dermott. baaHos MeaHrH Dana.
Harmon and e Hoblltzsll. orranlst
Miss Piine. assisted By wagner'a
orc hsHtra.
MORNING..
Fidi Aquam s.s...sss....s....ss choir
kyrie and Gloria ..........s4 0lorxa
Sermon.
rruda ......-.......M arrnndanfe
ONerfnry.
sanctus and nencdictun Hummeii
Agnus Del ..st..,ss...s..... s. .oiurza
hSeee"iutlaai ..s... .ss+st...st choir
EVENING
Soprano SOLO Saiutaris .....
Mrs McCutcheon.
Duet-"O FIJI 81 FIN" .4.....G GLORIA
Miss McArdis and J. r. Hohlltzstf
"Tantum ErEo. .sss...s.s... Berge
Choir.
Choir.
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l0=room house on seneca and Firth
avenue. so. furniture for safe
tzrpum fiat ia North Seattle 81.
broom cottage North Seattle. So.
ROBERT AEHAAtH.
IfH New York block Tel Mulu fl0.
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TO LOAN PRIVATE money az low
rate Of interest. Groil, DumuH a
Osncr. i07 Marion street.
OhE MILLION DOLLAH6 90 tom
on real estate IN Seattle ia auma
of 500 10 $4,000 German-Amcri-
can Investment Co, 5l3 Third ave
WARRANTS bought and cold. Nor.
rlaou a Eahclman Mutual Life BID
OLYMPIC oll -. ~ Haller 1lock
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Church ~ our Lady Of Good Help
AT the celebration Of high mass a
10 20 "A. m, the choir viii render
Marcos Third Mass" and the boau-
tiful Regina Coeif' by the Sisters
81 Sotre Dame. The solos Will be
rendered by the following: Miss
Bonnie Shepherd Miss Belle Rus
sell. Miss Alice MoNsal. Mr.. Alfred
Rollo. Mr.. Hunt. Mr.. e. w saund-
ers and twenty other well known To-
cal yocalists.
Sacred Heart Church Rev. r. y.
Brown. Special Easter services
morning and evening.
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New houses and nice ones are be-
ing erected on 18th and 18th avenues
near Jefferson. and The elise In
vestment Co. are selling the lots be-
longing To l.. e. smith. OF Syracuse,
y. Y. very rapidly.
As the lots are
Near the car line
High and slightly.
Not far from center.
In a good neiEhborhood,
And viii iucreas So in value,
they viii soon be sold.
500 Is the price and THE elise
CO. Of pacihe block.
are the agents.
Call and get plat of Squire Park.
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20 gNT

IL the prize per ahHrr uf aur stock which
De- non uaHs.aahir. our #Hfds Hfr 10 The
tufAilH DISTRICT shiloh hHa the
beet indications for uiI lu the state
Drilling fu commence Eaau
hEATILL OH tuNt'AAI,
duB Z 81. y ul1rt
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SPECIAL M LETTINGS.

Queen city Theosophical Society
Of America A. o. II. W. hail
Pioneer block, at 3 .. m.
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Theosophical Society, Amanda
LodEe-Meets at Ills Third avenue.
At 720 !. m, The Bridge from
Earth 10 the Soul" by l.. =. Bush.