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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-22
do you read our Want Column
every week?

DO you read our Want Column
every week?
Mrs. J. @. McCallum visited rela-
tives at McGregor last week.
Try "Town Talk" % cent coffee,
now 20 cents. o. J. Ness. 12tf
q. L. Bailey, painter and paper
hanger. 113 Winnebago st. 14tf
Mrs. L. o. dozen has been visit
ing her SON at Madison. Wis. the past
week.
John Weldon has arrived from
Dogdon, N. d. for visit with his
parents.
Mrs. s. r. wager of Calmar was
the guest of DEBORAH friends last
Wednesday.
The Ossian Basket Ball team won
from DEBORAH at Ossian last night.
The score was 80 to 6.
Miss Idella Haugen has been en-
joying visit the past week from Miss
Taorgrimson of st. Paul.
A. l.. Moen spent several days in
Chicago last week, making additional
purchases for his cloak store.
-Supt. E. J. Hook attended the
state convention of county superin-
tendents at Des Moines last week.
Mrs. Bertha Mott was at Cresco
Wednesday last, looking after bust
ness matters at the store of Mott &
%.
Mrs. j. Breckenridge has been en-.
joying visit from Misses CLARA Reed |
Of Westfield. Mass. and Blanche Breck |
enridge of Urbana. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. l.. Ward arrived |
from Madison. Wis. Saturday morn
ing, for few days visit with rela-
lives and friends in the city.
John and Mike Griebel departed
for Billings county, N. d.
where they have claims and will re-
main at least during the summer.
Mrs Maggie Wiley of Maso City
deputy grand matron of the Iowa o. E.
J. inspected the DEBORAH Chapter last
Thursday evening at the Masonic hall.
Frank Stevens has entered the
employ of Anton Zwack, the contrac-
;or for the summer. and will be en-.
jagged in the metal work required in
'he construction of buildings in his
charge.
Anderson Bros. of this city have
received fine Percheron horse from
VIM. Post & Son, of New York, and
hey have an advertisement in regard
10 him in this issue; look it up on the
9Th page.
Walter Graham came up from Du-
)uque last week. and on Thursday &C
his brother George to Prai.
lie du Chen, where the tier has
since been taking treatment at the
Whenever you feel uneasy in your
'pectacles don't hesitate to call and
lee us, always glad to help you. If
10 change is necessary we will tell
'ou. M. J. Soukup. Jeweler and
)ptician. 13tf
The fourth class postmasters of AL
Clayton. Fayette, Ohicka-
aw, Howard, Bremen and Winneshiek
ounties will hold convention at
Jalmar on May 10th, for the discus.
ion of matters pertaining to the post
j service.
Lost, last Saturday, lady's
watch with chain. presumably be-
ween Engbretson's millinery store
md H. Engbretson's residence. The
watch has "a fancy case, solid gold,
md is priced very highly by the own
r. Finder please return to Engbret-
on's millinery store and receive re-
ward
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-22
Public Sale.

Notice is hereby given that there
will be sold at public auction, on
May 2, 1908. beginning at 90 o'clock
d. m. in the building known as the
p. @. Peterson building. situated on
the corner of River and West Water
streets, DEBORAH. Iowa. the following
described personal property. to- wit /:
A stock of merchandise such as is
usually kept for sale in harness shop.
the same being the stock formerly
owned and kept by VIM. +. Knorr.
bankrupt Jas. A. Cutting,
Referee in Bankruptcy for Howard
and Winneshiek counties. l7-2
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-22

--Arbor Day Friday.
DIR. Leo. Hutchinson. of Elgir
spent Sunday here.
II have local agency for None Such
Coffee. l.. Peterson. 15tf
Carl Ingvoldstad and mother spent
Easter Sunday in st. Paul.
IT. Olson. of Minneapolis, is here
on visit to DEBORAH relatives.
Miss Josie Christen was Cresco
visitor several days last week.
g. L. Bailey, painter and paper
hanger, 113 Winnebago st. 14tf
The talk of the town is "Ardee''
flour for sale by John @. Hexom.
m. T. u. Olsen of Minneapolis
visited fiends in the city Sunday.
Il. M. Stoddard has an extra choice
coffee in alright tins at 30 cents a
pound.
Mr.. John McCauley of Bluffton
was a business visitor in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. s. o. Sacquitne of Dorches-
ter. Iowa, was business visitor in the
city Monday.
Miss Flora Baker returned to
Minneapolis Saturday to resume
school duties.
Rev. HI. H. Green went to New
Hampton yesterday to attend the dis
trict conference.
Remember the b ig dance to-
row night at Marsh's hall, given by
Hose Co. No. 3.
Walter Mott came down from Cres-
co Easter and spent the day here with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. DR.. Emmons and son. Of Burr
Oak, departed from DEBORAH Monday.
on a visit to Sumner.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Coup, Of Bed
ford, Iowa. are the'Ruests of their son
w. b. and wife here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Johnson of
Ridgeway. spent Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Child.
Rev. w. E. Van Buren, went to
New Hampton Monday to attend the
Methodist District Conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shining who have
been visiting here for several weeks
went to Cincinnati. Ohio, Monday.
Mrs. M. Karman and baby return
ed to their home at Elkader yesterday
after visit at her parental home here.
The arrival of son at the home
of J. C.,.Gaffney last Friday brought
JOY in abundance to that household.
"A 80 cent sack of high grade table
salt and butter salt for 10 cents, and a
10 cent sack for cents at b. Barnett
& Sons.
Miss Kate McAndrews arrived
home yesterday from a two weeks
visit with her sister Mrs. III. H. Rud-
dy at Cresco.
We provide glasses TO meet every
defect of vision, and our charges are
moderate. M. j. Soukup, Jeweler
and Optician. l3tf
Arthur Ellsworth and Bobby An
derson went to Greene, Iowa Satur-
day where they will work for the
Aluminium Utencil Co.
Banker H. A. Dixson of Presho,
s. d. arrived in DEBORAH Monday on q
visit to his sister. Mrs. O. w. Bur-
dick, and numerous friends here.
Another shipment of about 5000
speckled trout arrived yesterday and
were deposited in the trout streams
hereabout by Phil Sehiidknecht.
Mrs. Dave Baker and children
and Mrs. d. d. Lyons ana daughter
Regina of Ridgeway. visited relatives
and friends in the city over Sunday.
Richard wager arrived yesterday
from Flandreau, s. d., on business
connected with the settling up his
mothers estate. he being the admins
TRAITOR.
H. A. Prastmark u Son of this
city have the contract for repapering
and redecorating the Eating House at
Calmar. They commenced work on
it Monday.
Alex Dyrland and mother arrived
home Saturday from Dakota. Alex
has had quite siege of sickness and
his arrival home will no doubt benefit
him greatly.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-22
COUNTY ATTORNEY.

I respectfully announce that am a
candidate for the Office of County At
torney, subject totthe will of the Re.
publican voters of Winneshiek county,
Iowa. M. A. Harmon.
COUNTY ATTORNEY.
/ hereby announce myself as can
didate for the Office of County Attor-
ney on the Republican ticket, subject.
Of course. to the will of the voters as
expressed at the primaries. Nomi-
nation petitions will not be extensive
ly circulated in my interest.
q. s. Boice.
COUNTY ATTORNEY.
hereby announce myself as can
didate for the Office of County Attor-
ney. subject to the will Of the Repub-
lican voters at the primary elections.
petitions are now being
in my interest.
E. p. Johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28
LARGE SUM - DUE
PROPERTY OWNERS

Hundreds OF pesons living In Seat.
tie and la all parts OF the United
States have money due them by the
city OF Seattle IN sums which az.
gFegaie more than sieo.aspa. which
the city stands ready 90 pay upon
the presentation of the claims prop
eriy certified 20 as TO the Identity
al the claimants.
The city has even gone so far as
20 audit these claims aud order the
warrants drawn Tor their payment.
aud these unclaimed warrants have
accumulated In the hsnds Of the
city comptroller. awaiting the ap.
pearance Of claimants.
Most OF these warrants were
drawn for refunds ON district Inn
provement funds for rebate of as
sessmeuts where the assessments
originally made were higher than
the cost OF the Improvement. In
many cases months interviewed be
tween the time the assessments
werc levied aud the time the re-
bate warrants were drawn. During
this Interval the person who paid
the assessments had disposed OF
the property and perhaps moved
away from the city.
When the refund warrants were
drawn the persons having these
claims did not kaow they had any.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28
a,rm,n Of County Central Committee Proposes That
Leaders Of Two Factions Be Selected as Delegates
and Fight Avoided

"a compromise which shall select
cue delegate from each faction of
tho PARTY, provided both DELEGATES
selected are Bryan men. They aug
gest that II there Is 10 he a com
promise IL should be a compromises
on George y cotterill, the leader
" the Moore Colieriii faction. aud
Charles q, llelfner. the leader Of
the Meleaifo faction. This IL the
compromise suggested hy A. II.
Ernst. chairman Of the democratic
county central committee.
What the democrats ought 20
do. said AIR. Ernst this morning.
is to 40 shape their conduct as
10 Insure the largest vote IN this
state Tor Bryan neat fall This ~s
car only do by complete harmony
among all the mon who favor
Rfyans nomination and election.
For Faction Representation.
m we are te have n harmony
compromise. We eau have It only
BY agreeing 10 the selection of one
national delegate from each faction
% the party The victory Of either
faction and the refusal Of the vic.
furious faction to recognize the de.
feated faction IN the selection of
dclesAtea would weaken the party
next fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28
MINING ASSOCIATION TO
EDUCATE INVESTORS

The Washington State Miners as.
soCiation wlil inangursse n new
fuatnre ln their proceedings on
Monday evening next. March 20,
IN Ami hall. tteo Second av.. com.
nlsneiux at \ .. IN
Raymond y Ogden. attorney. will
speak ON The Las aud thu Mining
Conp@ny. after ehieh the meeting
wtli be open to questions and de-.
bets
The Hon. A. W Mcintyre. ex-gov.
eruor Of Colorado. viii be IN the
chair
The association aims Ia educate
investors aa TO their enact rights
under the Iaw. and stands ready at
all times 60 expose wildcat propo.
sitlons aud fraudulent PRACTICES In
the management of any mining cor.
poratiOn In which the general pub.
lie IL invited To invest Admission
Is free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28
now A SOUTHERN STATE IS
MADE WHISKYLESS
~ LAGOS wAlpEck.
>...>l, star Exclusive servieel

&o1<<it 3<4f GtAte%"
ssI11s,a \. &. March sS.--
rsTr<ls raxinx campaign for pro
sz.yac rn.ag on In this state that
- u.ad ap with special elertion
= Nav Is As a result q 4 North
ismsl-a VII pla the roll Of DRY
- o. JanuarY 1. the cate When
= ~ la~ eth take effect OF
uzr~ ste Votes have not been
~nspd ret. out sli sorts and con.
6hus Il nen agree that the dryS
Il nake q eirsa sxe<sp.
/ szras advantage lisS with the
= 4 tke f.ef that pfohibltiou Is
- Hfr~red IN 70 % the 81 coan-
= 4 ,ke state sexentcen r0un.
q nxr dispensaries and 10 have
oSuz Nest Of The latter are lo-
~ il seven eonnties Of the
NJ al<frscs Only three cities.
u1ulax-sn SALISBURY and Win
1klem hare retained saloons
- aAaazrtefs have hsen go
x<nks1 here Ia charge cf John A
O. w<nsaary OF TIE Southern
" Izrn ~ Co and president
4 - fss eftnsiIle Chamber OF
r1nmeru There sill be a com
rdises h resry election precinct.
A ppp<h sflI be delivered In every
- krzsr tn state IL being
d1111 M 'ltsrature This deals
~ - = Iss Of ehildfsn ard the
-. euse- - . cause Of crime.
~ ~ snla nf money that goes
y ~ asnsa run Figures are
m ssn#inz ths xrea; decrease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

HrtffHU4Nts
First ~ E@The Tats.,fnsrie. sth
aud tinian, kre " ~. ". Reez.
IaHtsr - =. m. a Name hlsexr
Every Mans Tssa .. "a. - oreal
MenAxnFte
Green Lake ~ ~ Sarth ssth and
ftrsi a.. ), y. Res = 4. Itsne.iies,
pastor II =. "a. The chitaFsn n
Israel catering the I.f8tninea land !.
- p ~. AtnfsoHiiessH trrtnfT. The
Immigration fsFchlem
Haven a. p Howard AZ and
John ST. ftet ". q rsnasian.
tasatar III a M. ~Afnt~maadcf foe
chrlrs Tao p m. The isoss u
ffiisnan " E@Rafnler hitd. and
t'allinEnoas az Gea. q rpaisan.
l.antas. 10 = rs. sawluE the
aes.t
aiadsaan ~ ~ y East Madison
and ard. isee. uraat stewart pas.
tor. II q, a. =tsnthusiaAm fsf =
t.reai wegk~. s1e =. n. -siosis
Venture
Maaruna Heights 81 E-~lafs agrd
sYs. Hss. Wilson frttGh. pastor II
a m. The firesfesf Thiax On fhs
weFtsi 10 q u. =Llylng in me
spirit
oueru Anns n E1fth and t.sf.
field. Hsx. Th0s p Elliott retator
II a. M. Personal Inspection -
n m. a savior To the tffteru1ost
Trialfy - E-Frfss AZ. and Haf.
crr. Rev WIN n fseeoia. pastor. II
a. IA. The House Nstit IA S@ud
7.Se b m. TuuT Worth Inerea sd
~ Goodness"
University 81. 81. NJ. Canes
pastor II a m signs 81 s'hsts.
iian I.ifs~. Z - o m. Hunger foi
the Right
Frr4t ~ y Church South her-
or aud Fcsfsrai av \. w walker
- u. pastor. pr~aehlns at ~ a. -
and I.ts =. IA. rs the presiding 81
der, Hex. {. T. Net ausl1na.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28
LEHTEM LECTURE

Rsv. Grant Stewart % the Madl
a9r N. = church. LAS, Madison az,
will bexin a series OF lecture srr.
mona Sunday which wtlI eoatinae
throughout the weeks tai kanfhF
Special nusie viii BE- given hy the
church choir and orchestra. De
Stewart announces The topics of bis
evening sermons FOR merit week aa
follows Sunday II a IA. "Euthu
Aiasm for Great Work. 80 y. IN,
Coda nentarc Monday. Know
Thyacif. or a Conscious Need OF
Life Tuesday. ~Fenitenes Va Per.
iision.- or RECOMMENDATION Of Life :.
Wednesday. "A Power Not Our.
selves Making FOE Righteousness
Thursday. The New Birth" or a
Life rssasezsed" Friday. Spiritual
f'ertainties. or The Evidences of
] ffer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

New Thought Saciety- if1e Sec
ord as II n m. address hy W. u,
Hirhartisan. subject The Evolution
~ the ted Idea
Theuenpiairal HacleiY Sec.
oud az. D. N. what Ia II That
It~inrarnafssF b. air.. Elizabeth
Maniaii
Spiritaaiisi z-is8f Firpi av.s the
sesh Anniversary Of modern Splrltu
aiism Ntii be- celebrated Lectures
at I aad : D M THE Progress If
Modern HptritnHlisms BY Mrs. Irene
smith. A. W Connect. Of liosssn.
Mass and others
First Divine Science Columbia
hall. Broadway and Pine. Agnes "
Aess arthf pastor. II a. m. Life
More Than Meat"
Church 'uf God Eleventh av.. near
MadtHans slider J. NJ Webb. evan
rslint ii q m. Marvel Not That
I said Unto You. We Must he Born
Again. D IA. Behold thu Lamb
90 God which Takefh Away the
Sin - the Warif."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

Pilgrim broadway and Republic
Rev Edward Lincoln smith. n
-. pastor. III a. IN. Around the
Corner: ) y m. Marks Portrait
af Jepune
University iroeklyn aN, ~. H.
&. Mason. pastor. II a. H. -Johu
the Rnptfas aud Jesus. Tao y. m.
The Relay Race % LIFE
Edgewatsr-Mh Whitman ay.. near
KiIhourns 1T Rev. VIM. g. Kant
nef -. d. pastor. n a m. No
Failures for the World Purpose OF
Jesus. s.3a y. m. The Young Man
Who Leaves Home TO See the
World"
Prospect East proHpect and seth
aV. n. : 30 y. ma. eVensnng and
sermon. ON TisHot's Paintings of
Christ"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

LINCOLN. Neb.. March ss.-with
the Endorsement OF the Republican
state convention ss a starter" I'd
ward koyee has begun aa energetic
canvass FOR the position OF con
trollcf of the currency. iils cam
paign Il conditioned on tho retire
meni of Mr.. Ridkeiy. who may 70
organise u Kansas CITY bank. Mr
keyse was born In Marion county
Iowa. Ia 1855. lie vas educated Ia
the public schools OF that count,
and became telegraph operator
lie came 10 Nebraska In 1878 and
finally settled at Broken bow. lie
has been energetic IN politics and
finance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

thing coming 20 them. ard the own
ers Of the property are held 20 have
no claim TO the fund unless they
were the persons paying the original
assessments
Shrewd city hall brokers have,
from time 10 time. made IL prse.
tice 10 20 over the list Of warrants
ON tile. hunt up the person in whose
favor they are drawn aud procure
assignments Of the warrants for
partial payments Of the amounts
due. As many people are suspicious
about signing unknown claims. how.
ever. this business IL precsrious
one. though a good pickup il oe-
eaSionally made In connection with
II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

- lanes n Metcalies Hie
-. ,A., the warflag democratic
-. eomprOmise their differ
~ ~. !, ssudias two reoe'ieaarie.
I. s,,toaal eonvention does not
x,,h the approval q tae
~ s .,ss Who insist that the dele.
F'ss -. s,..i,.a should as least be
',sssrs bryan uieaa. eon.
49, sss an me selection Of Alirvd
s g'.''s nd Richard SAKE Jones
$50 -. 4 ,hsse men are ses, .',
rs.s -. = sersatlse IN their trna.
sse, = .nd supported Mckinney
= n : ,ssl,lou has ne distinction
ana y ~ attorney fer the seat
= =. s'~slar q Mating Company
:. "a financed the hes'A''e ca"
Elka. ,, rseoenissi A
saa '''s.,re IN his cplaien<, and he
a-s,srluatsd n the Meseaite
". 49, = ! esmpaisu orator.
Net kindly rassn.
g., naturally the progressive
..r.s 49, Il the party has not taken
81. aaru.affnH A. the
= lime es~n The ma~t radical
J :. proxressises arc In favor OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28
nEMOCRATS NEARING a
HARMONY COMPROMISE

The leaders Of the respective
factions, the ahiest politicians, the
best campaigneta are George +. Cot
teriil aud Charles q. lleifnar. Ma
Que Will dany that both OF these
meu ARE nincrre nsau eathuaiantA
II bryan II nominated. the dema
Gratis Viii expect them both Ia par
tioipate IA the campaign for hla
election. As they ate expected Ia
carry the burden of tho battle. /
sugseat that they should be given
recognition IN the distribution of
the honora.
"'fhls kind Of a compromise would
restore harmony All around. eacept
among the men Who aro not ia
favor af bryan. Men who are not
In favor OF the man who will most
certainly be the presidential eaadl.
date need not be given serious con.
sidofatlon. since we cannot expect
TO set their votes next fall any
way"
Harmony Banquet.
After the convention battle OF
April II. ~ which the factional dit
fercnces within the party will be
decided. the democrats OF King
county will sit down to a single
harmony banquet In honor OF the
memory of Thomas Jefferson.
This was decided al a harmony
conference committee meeting held
yesterday afternoon at the offices
Of D. y niaine In the Seheurman
building. Mr.. blaine acted as chair.
mHn of the meeting and NJ, Troy
an secretary. A committee vas ap.
pointed to select a toastmaater. aud
Former United State. Senator John
n. Ueafin Of Oregon vas chosen as
speaker OF the evening Other speak.
efh will be neiacted later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

Ef James CATHEDRAL Ninth and
Aartau. nasas daliy ~ a M. slsu p
daya az q. 7. egid = IA high
mass Ht n q NJ xespeTH. y m
Church 81 immaculate Conception
-fstk and Marion. mass dsiik -
{ 1a and ksse =. "a. Sunday a. g /.
and 4 80 a N hiEh uHass at - -
a M 0vsn@rs al 30 y an.
Lady II Good isip--bth and JET
f~fsun sunday mass At !. ana ,
v ~ hiGh mass 81 II a M; YES
prre at .. ~.
81 Issrph'n-isfh and r. Aloha.
Mass daily ~ $50 and = 10 =, ~. +.
SUNDAY. 20 and a m. hiEn
usma, 1T a. m NrHpern. sSe = n.
~ ktehoasus isth Az. y W
and Jsth 81. Ballard. Mass. a ~. /.
SUNDAY fnavs. a. m. high mass,
"a, 50 a m Sunday school. aiaa .
m.. benealetisn. 7 1e p. "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

81 Mask's Madison and Bread ;
ssy. RsN J. y y. tiwyd. rector
Rev ! X Hack. priest in ehafkr
ts~rvlrea Al and II a. "a aud Z 20
q m. a shsrt organ fceitai VIII be
given before ths evening services
Trinity= Eighth and James. REV.
~ ~ guweu, fsss7tor Services AT
Il % a IN. II . 81, and 10 o. VA,
organ rs.ltsi a. 4 y M risrning.
fourth lecture on iiauk ~ job, The
Problem 81 Path" evening. fourth
.leetnes on Christian All, fintoFs
efta T4fadisa.
"a ssfsphen'a.~tGat W Asad IT
nallarp Rev John A ~ Clair. nee
TOR ksfnins prayer ~ a. m. De-
tsffuFs ton" evening PRAYER. : 20,
The 1sasaion Play ~ pbsrafufaef %
s4a." illustrated by Hsarrpptiepn.
~ James North .ath and stone
az. pfrnont servtrea conducted al
II a. rs by Richard Mansfield
WhItsk aHhiart lie also showed
Ifims-af alive after IT'S passion hy
many lnftlsihl~ proofs. being zen By
thegn fufty aa1r and Hp~nkinE 70
the tbinKs pertaining ~ the king
dufa q God
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

Ftrsf Church Of christ. Scientist -
kts sth az Services ~ a N. aud
4 q M. subject, Reality. reading
foeui. 81 Alaska building
Encond church ~ Christ. Scientist
aeaii W 18th st.. Ballard. Services
II a m. subject. Reality. reading
room Ia church building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28
CAD sLAzg IN OREGON TOWN.


SALEM, Ore. March 2S.--A dis.
astrous IRE At Sliverton. which for
a time threatened the city. broke
out at 5 o'clock this morning. Be
fere IL was under control. ii had
destroyed four buildings. the dam
age amounting TO about yi5.0 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

Grace German -fssorEetown Serv-
fcss IN Presbyterian church. REV. l..
NJ. FeeK~F, pastor. 10 y. m, Spit
lsuai f'ood
Fnifnanuei Garfield and Queen
Ann. av.. ~ A. W. Yunx. pastor. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28
SUNDAY TOPICS


q Notices for the church col
. uHuna Of the Saturday Star wiit
. not be accepted after S o'clock
. Friday afternoon.
All notices must contaln {
. subjects OF sermons.
. Ostnk To- driay In the deiiys I
. cry Of malls. notices should /
. BE- mailed a. early as possi I
. biz. IN order 10 insure their
4 arrival mt The Star office az
. the time specified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

FIRST broadway and = Olive. A.
3. Chapman. pastor. ~ a m.
what II II 20 Ne 4svcdT- : 30
d. nl., Almost Christian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-28

- m. "rhs Victory Of Faith ovA
satan"
Holy Trinity Olive and 18th
az. Rev. =. q. Luud. u. ID. pas
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