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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-30

Savannah, Jan. 2s.- Turpentine firm
4shc; sales 46s; receipts SSs; shipments
Rosin firm: sales ,2.sss; receipts 2.15s:
shipments 80; stock I06, 722. ABODE SIS rs:
FIG $3.75@s0: H $3.7B@e5: 81. 90; II
$3.50: 800; VIC seas; WV IS so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-30

wilmington. Jan Ss.-spirits turpentin,
steady soc; receipts 40 casks.
Rosin nothing doing; receipts 50 casks.
Tar. nothing doingi receipts s.
Crude turpeutine firm las: S3.2S ana
1875; receipts 20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-30

RIVER FORECAST.
The Coosa and the Alabama win fal
slowly or remain nearly stationary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-30

On the Produce exchange today the but
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-30

NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.
New Orleans. Jan. 29.--Spot cotton wa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29


First I'm and spring. Rev NJ. A.
Matthews. n. u. pastor. II a m.
'-rhs Triumph u the Righteous: :
. m. The Sale Of Political Birth
rights"
Wesiminsivr-Br Broadway and Co
iumbia. Rev. J NJ Wilson. ID. d.
pastor, has returned from the east
and VIII preach AZ II a ia and Tss5
y m.
BaiiRrd--M Market a. and 18th av.
~ w Rev. Geo. II. Lee. pastor.
"a. 20 a m. WHITTIER All Things
Aim"
cherry st.-2znd av and Cherry.
Rev w A. Stevenson. pastor. IL
a. m. The Growing Church. s p.
m. Friendship"
Olympic Court Fnited-Home sta
ton, Green Lake. "a q. Edgar. pas
tor. n a. IN, The Secret ~ the
Success OF Great Enterprfae"
preaching al 5 .. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29

ST. Francis hotel The presidents
OF tho federated clubs and new and
old delegates are urged 60 attend the
meeting The executive board meet
inK IL called Tor o'clock of the
same afternoon
Dinner.
MIR and Mira w. Edward starr
entertained AZ dinner "Wednesday ~
mour G. Loomt@ 81 Nav Haven,
Conn
Wedding Banquet.
Mr. and Mrs g. ~ Hpaten were
tho guests NJ wedding banquet
Tuesday evening al the Hotel stat
ford. given by Mrs. A. Porter.
Tea.
Mrs. Josiah Collins was hostess AZ
an Informal tea Tuesday At her
home ON University st.
Week End Party,
Miss Garrett IL entertaining a
Weekend party az "EnetaL"
Sorority Meeting.
Tho III Beta phi sorority will meet
next Monday at tho home ~ Miau
neulah Yerken.
Rainier Chapter. %. A. n.
Rhinier chapter. Daughters OF tho
American Revolution. will celebrate
Chapter day OF tho twelfth anniver-
aarY, Tuesday afternoon. Rept 20, al
the home af Mrs g. G. Bronson. 2aa
sath av n.
Choral Symphony.
The meutbers Of the Seattle Choir
al symphony society will meet
Tuesday evening Rt tho Columbia
College hail for tho first rehearsal
Of tho club season.
Philharmonic orohsssra.
The Philharmonic orchestra VIII
hold It's first rehearsal "Wednesday
evening. IN tho chapel Of the First
Unitarian church.
Myrtle Social Club.
Tho Myrtle Social club viii be
entertained Monday afternoon Al the
home Of Airs. James Mrndanhau, a72
iSth av. n. All members ~ The
order ~ the Eastern star are IN .
vited.
p. e. o. slstsrhood
Chapter O. T.. v. o. Sisterh0od.
wiii meet Saturday az the home of
Nra James H. Calvert. ii0f Column
bia 81
~ the Navy Yard.
Lieut. Collins and wifw gave n
dinner-danca Tuesday evening on
beard the cruiser Charleston. About
30 guests weFs present
Danes for Miss Hin.
The wardfoom officers % the
cruiser Colorado gave a dinner party
"wednesday and Thursday evenings
IN honor u Mta. IIlii ~ Chicago.
who II the guest ~ the Misses Price.
For Bride elect
Miss Aahoney % Adrian court WIN
give reception Thursday evening
in honor of Miss G@eraia Beatrica
daibraith. whose engagement has
been Recently announced
Mrs. Frederick A. Hoffman win
give a luncheon Tuesday. eompii.
mentary 20 Miss Georgia ualbraith.
Fer Miss Carroll.
In honor u Mias Cornelia Car.
roll. luncheon VIII b. given we'd
neaday By Miss Maboney Of Adrian
Court
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WEDDINGS

csYil- George.
Miss Lydia George u Sumner
wash was married e. Mr.. =. s.
1uyii % Eawton. Wash. Thursday
AZ the home ~ Mr. and Mra e. w
nuth ~ go Mslrase AZ. n. Rev
Arthur y Carpenter orflclafed
Hayes Adler.
Aies Menstta Bertha Adler and
Ar, Aifrsd Hayes were married
Monday az the stady u the RaV W
~ W Rr~s - the FIRST 81 ~
ghurth
Davis Smith.
Miss Lana May smith and Afr
Frederick Allen Davis az V@rusn.
Wash. were married BY the Rss
W ~ w. Hess. n y. Mnn4ay
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eeptember. a. tho family residence.
spth av. - and Main st.
40 oaibraith. AleAdsms
Mr. and Mrs James u Oatbrnith
pave announced the marriage Of
ihair daughter, Georgia Beatrice. to
Mr. Vincent Leo Mao Adams. The
weddlng viii be aolemnizad IN Ooto.
bor.
Lindsey Holman.
VI and Mrs. William l.. Llndsloy
hnve announced the engagement OF
lheir daughter. Flora Maudc. and
hp James Patt,sbn Holman of chi
eaEp
Larson. Dixon.
Mr., and Mrs A Larson announce
Tho engagement ~ their daughter
Eta Elizabeth, 10 Mr. Anthony J.
Dixon. The wedding ia 10 take
place ia September at tho family
residence, t5tI w. 62ua st.. Ballard.
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Carroll dsisn.
SIR ana Mfs y T. Carroll have
announced tho engagement 81 their
daughter. e9rnelia Alice q Mr.
Richard Henry Edei~n The wsd
dina win take place in October.
Wright Jansen.
Mr. and Mra. Alexander ~ Wright
have announced the engagement %
their daughter, Louise. % Ar Chas
Jansen The marriage viii be- aoi-
emnized NJ 81. James parish church.
the middle ~ September
speeksrs Rohifs.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hprckert an
nuunCr thu engagement of their
daughter. Louise Marie. 20 Mr. Hen.
~ Marcus nahlfn The wedding
wiii take piace the latter part u
September.
Nielsen Paddock.
Mr. and Mrs James %einaa an
nounee the engagement 81 fh~sr
daughter. Garry Elizabeth. To- Mr.
Herman e. Paddock of Everett The
wedding viii take place the last 81
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PERSONALS



hrs. Harry Whitney Treat has "a
her guests Mas Violet pooley, Miss
Fitta and Mrs. Geuge. OF Victoria,
y. G.. who were Ia attendance al the
Seattle tennis tournament.
Mrs, - w Prics H. entertaining
her sister Dr Helen Van Holnc. Of
Chicago.
DE-. A. .. Loo IL spending a month
AZ Hochsater, MINI. attending the
school of clinics
Miss Ruth tloneyman % Portland
- the suesi % hor cousin. Miss Gun
bingham
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Aronnon and
fRiully of 18th av. NJ, have returned
from a five weeks outing az the
Breakers, wash.
Mrs Frank NJ Gray left this week
city.
Mr Edward Morris and family are
occupying their new home. al 1918
summit ay. ~
Miss Camille Mahoney. with her
father Col George " Mahoney, r.
IN Detroit. Mich. where Miss Ma
honey viii attend school
Mrs J AFonson has ~ her guest
her sister. Miss Birdie Browarsly
~ Pittahnrg
Mrs n A. uotsaseln and family
have returned from an outing % a
number OF weeks az the Breakers
Wash
Mr. and Mrs A. y. Ross are on a
months trip 10 Chicago and New
York
Mira James A Moore Is steadily
lnprevina IA health. after a serious
operation. and 10 home from the
hospital
Mr. }. r. Biaokmore IL expected
home next week from the east.
who're he was called by tho death Of
bis father
Miss Louise Wright f. spending
a few days IN Victoria. n C. She
IL expected home Monday
Mrs q. ~ Appleton f. GONZALES
Gins. after serious ilinwsn ~ sew
rFal weeks
Mr. and Mr-. Maddoeks and Mr..
and Mrs James Henry have return
~ from motor trip TO National
Park Inn. Mount Rainier.
Miss Julia Conway left yesterday
Tor a trip through Yellowstone
way viii visit la Montana. returning
home IN October
Mr. and Mrs Francis q. Frink
have returned from a trip 81 mum
hrr q days AZ National PARK Inn.
Mount Rainier
Mr.. and Mira NJ n Augustine
hare returned from their summer
hoewe NJ Crystal springs
Mis-. Dorothy Hifi - Chicago ~
the guest u Mias Price and Miar
Thasa4leata Irtca
Miss Dorothy Hiu and Mias Che
odusia Price we're guests ~ Capt
aud Mra McMahan At the navy yard
this week
Nimm neien starr. daughter % ar.
ard Mra w Edward Starr. left to-
day for stanford college. whore nhc
siii attend school this winter.
Ms ard Mrs ~ .. Allan spcnf
last Wset AZ National PARK inn.
Mount Rainier.
~. and AIRS g n Yandsli have
returned from trip 20 Mouns Rat.
nier
Mrs Harry Tru@~daie and Miss
Helen True-hai~ guests ~ Mrs "
g. Heury. left the early part ~ this
erek for their home tn Minurap-
oils
Mfa Trafford Huteson will be
hostess az a tea Monday for Miss
Violet Pooiry ~ Victoria and Miss
Anna furth Terry.
The Rev ! a. Wilson. ID ID. of
the Westminster PF~sbyterian
church. has returned from a Vnca-
ton trip % several weeks ia the
east
Mira ~ T. Rresiss has as her
guest MrN A r. Bethel Of North
Yakima
Mr. and Mrs Isaac ~ Jennings
and Mr. and Mrs Edward y Boz
gArdun are on an outing 20 Scenic
Hot SPRING.
Mrs. Rose w. Ireland II entertain
ing Miss Helen bickey. 81 Chicago.
MlHs Constance Wilcox has as her
guest MrH burton Atkinson. Of Cal
gary, =. .
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18Th and Marion. mass daily nj
81 10 and $50 a. m. Sunday ~ 8.
ana $3.50 a. M. high mass at 10 30
.. m. vespers. ~ 30 D. ~.
~ JoHephs and p Aiohal
mass daily a. g,30 and $3.50 a. ~. +.
sunday, 2 30 and a. m. high mass.
IL a. M, Yespsrs. 30 .. ~
81 AlphOnsus- 10Th av. n w and
0Bth st, Ballard, mass. a. M.
sunday mass, \ q. m high mass. 10
q. m. Sunday school, a. m. bensc
diction. 30 .. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29

The Two Great Nartelts have
been Ye.enEaEed for another week
as a result OF the popularity they
have established with the patrona
Of Luna park. and NAV be seen
each afternoon during the week IN
their bicycle riding Eddie fflg.
ging. known IN the profession a.
tho crazy coon and the whirlwind
dancer. Uncle Hiram. the pig. and
the runaway boy are making fun
for all.
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ENGAGEMENT
ANNOUNCED
Miss Ethel Williams 20 Wed
Paul Henry---Entertains
at Bridge.

Mira Henry r. Williams gave an
Informal tea this afternoon az the
family residence. $50 18th av. n,
to announce the engagement ot her
daughter Ethel % Mr. Paul Henry
~ this city Thm wedding win take
place during ths month of Noven-
hsF
To the Mountain.
Seattle people who have made the
trip to Mount Rainier within the
past week are fir Annie Russell
Miracle. MrA A. n Conway. Miss
Ialfa Conway Mrs Margaret sta
plea Mrs a. NJ Domgherty and Miss
Doughsrty. A. g. Myers. Mrs True
neimont. b n. Mae Ashan and wife
Mr. and Mrs "A r. Williams. Miss
williams and Mas Betty Williams.
sfr and Mrs a. J. M~nsy. Mr and
afrs Allen 4. Snyder. " -. Coruss
and q. r. Miller. Mrs. y. A. Me
nousaii and daughters. Mrs l. ~.
nlake. Miss Anna Dahl Miss Jean
nwtte Dali Mics kAtheryn snyder.
J. NJ Louerman.
Entsrtains at Cards
MrA Edward PsFcixal Hsliksf
gave a card party and luncheon az
har home on "HrigEcr ftilf Ballard.
"wednesday Afternoon. IN honor ~
her sister in las. Mrs, Charles A.
Hughes and her sister. Miss Nielsen
~ Seattle. The decorations were
purple panNi~a ard yellow fAhilaN
FIRST prize VAS son BY Miss Herman
Welse. second BY Mrs. Jams sohey
and consolation b Arz Park W.
stuart
pr. and Mrs. ueiiker viii enter
a. -
Me. Bridge.
Miss Wiiheimlna Thomson viii
entertain at bridge Monday after
noon sor her house guest. Miss Lucy
Wadhams q Milwaukee. Wis
Card Party.
Mrs John ~ Hauawan gave
card party "Wednesday In honor "a
Mira. Cable
lei Alog4a Club.
Nra Armory Davis Wainwright
and Airs Laurence T. Hay enter
tainaa the Lei Aiaha club this week
az their summer cottage az South
Aikl
Fer Quest
Complimentary 90 her guest. Miss
Dorothy Kerahnw Of Tacoma Miaa
Acaah stifns1n entertained az lunch
son Thursday 1T the home ~ her
parents. SIR. and Mrs. Frederick =.
Stiuson.
Tennis Bait
Despite the rain % last evening
the tennis annual ball given at
chrlatenaen's Broadway haii proved
a succesaful event. The bali room
and banquet hall were attraciively
decorated with POSES and colorwd
lights Many handsome gowns Nefe
noted IN the large assembly % dane
ers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29

Tomorrow'A service Of the First
NJ r Church will Be held in the Y.
NJ G. A. auditorium. bishop J. W.
Bashford. Of China. will probably
preach at II a m. n Bishop
B8shford cannot BE- secured. Rev.
a. G. Wilson. assistant pastor will
preach ut II a m on -Christ's
Bequest Of 10y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29

!. Runaway Cilri~ and The Toy.
- wlll he the two operas that
Z r.llsra Lsiilpngian Opera com.
=, III present at the Grand op.
N,n,s nexs seek. Beginning 10.
.,,sx nlrhf. The Runaway Girl
= = presented. and viii run an
y asanesaay Night. with the usual
r.,.sslav matinee. Although
4. Asre several times. the piece
s,l pnga = popular one In the
- a The Pullards Among the
4 nusscai Numbers are soldiers
I 4, rsrk. High society and
wesal olneFA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29

Seattle Spiritual -l13i First av.;
Miss s. o. Hull viii Lecture az ..
u. on Contrast Between Chriatiau-
ny and spiritualism Toward R~for-
nation Of Ideas"
occult Sclence-i40s End. Mrs.
Minnie jennings. pastor. z.20 .. m.
Organize Your Forces. y. rs,
Material P0HaeHsl0na"
New Thought-i429 End; lecture
at II a M. by Mrs. Harriet SOwe,
Practical Religion"
Theoa0phy End. symposium
at D. ~. by Mrs. MOire. Miss Kreu-
ger and Mr. Hin on THE order Of
Service Of the Theos0phical SOcl-
ETY."
Adventist Christian -- James st.
and 10th nv g., $. y. Hayward.
pastor II n. m. Camp Meeting
Notes"
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First Broadway and olive, Jo-
seph J.. Garvlu. minister. II a. M.
THE Unexhauated life" 3 o. M.
Turning Back the Shadow: o., Life
Prolonged for "A Great Purpose"
Queen Anne-First av w. and Ga
Ter ~. j l.. 0reenwcli minister. n
a m. he Dignity Of Man; Z y. m.
The Ministry OF Suffering"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29
SELLS LIQU0 R TO
LITTLE GIRL

Cicero Diilsy. a waiter az the
Angeles cafe. was arrested yestsr.
day for selling liquor 10 q minor
II n alleged that he served beer
To a girl III years Of age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29
SUNDAY TOPICS


\ Notices Cor the church col 4
4 umns OF the Saturday Star will 4
\ not be accepted after o'clock 4
4 Friday afternoon. 4
4 Al notices must contain =
subjects OF sermons. 4
4 Owing 10 delay IN the deliv. 4
b cry OF malls. notices should be =
= mailed as early as possible. IN 4
4 order 10 Insure their arrival AT 4
4 The star office at the time 4
= specified. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29

OF the tricks performed by this
troupe are said 10 be really wonder.
fuL The Country Choir" Is anoth.
or act reported TO De very clever.
Lester. the vcntFlloqulst il among
the features that viii be offered on
Monday, and following him will
come Clemens brothers. musical &C.
ruhass. Czarro. an eqailihriat. kek
Icy and Parks. singers aud dancers.
Arthur Eiwcil viii have a comic a..
mstraied aong. entitled. Morning.
Cy.~
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star

AZ the Star theatre. starting Mon
day afternoon. there viii be seen a
new vaudeville show OF the same
ample proportions a. thu one now
running At that play house. Rube
Welch and Klttie Francis. two com.
edisus. sho have been seen In Sc
attic a numher Of times. assisted BY
Kate Coyte and company. win pa,
on the leading comedy.
The Abdellah troupe Of Arabian
pyramid builders and aernhats win
BE- another feature. and other spe-
cialties will be Eddie Roesch and
the motion pictures. Tops. Topay A.
Tops. In a comedy novelty acrohatic
act. the Brooks Vcdder company. On
The New Housemaid.~ and Marie
Scheftels. the English song bird To.
night and tomorrow Frederick V.
Bowers and his singing company
wiii make their farewell appear.
anccs az the Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29

Starting Monday afternoon. az the
white City. Aero. the human metc-
or. will open a weeks engagement.
tie wili ride a bicycle down a shoot.
thc.ehute incline and be- thrown into
midair. falling thirty feet into the
lake. while enveioped In flames The
framework for the act will be- bril-.
itantiy Illuminated. For the week
Of Sept. 6 there win be a big pyro
technic display. depicting the fall
Of Manila.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29

y. m: subject. "Jems Christ. read
Ing room, g31 AApsisa building.
Second ChtsFSh ~ Christ. Scientist
-20tt w. 5sth av., Ballard. services
n a. m. subject. Jesus Christ.
reading room IN church building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29

Baptist.
First Marion and Boyiston. Rev.
- L. Whitman, pastor. II A. M,
Changed Signs, Is. ixi g.. 4 y. "a,
Going 20 school % God. PB. xc, 4 y"
West Seattle Madrona hail. Rev.
Arthur y Carpenter. pastor 40
3. m. The Cost Of Bread. Gen.
ia .is"
South Seattle Rainier, near MAY
nnrd av. Sermon By Rev Arthur ID.
Carpenter at y. m, The Cost 81
bread"
Green Lake r. T2nd and sth nv.
~ v. II a. m. The Divinity Of
Christ"
Swedish University MiHsion-N,
t5rd and Eastern av.i Rev. a. Lind
gren. pastor Sp. m. "Dur t0mmu-
nity's Greatest Need"
Tabernacle 18th av. ~ and E.
Harrison 81 John Marvin Dean,
minister II a. m. Christ the Ped
agoEue % the parger Life" y. m,
Tho Bloody Invitation"
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tisassF Psatages offers several
- 1orelsIez far the show at hts
~ house. beginning Monday aft.
ssrn The FIRST On the list II the
Nsfer Herman Trio. who have
&ArQbziic and Bicycle act. some
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Plymouth Third aud University.
Rev Francis J Van Horn. pastor
II a m. Life ~ Its Rest: 5 ,. Hps
lie. Him and Us. or New Inter-
probation OF an old Prophecy" hev
W ~ Temple. u. D.. breaches morn
ing and evening.
Pilgrim Broadway and Republic
an. Rev. Edward Lincoln Smith. D.
u. pastor. Rev. w. A. Waterman,
- - will preach az ~ A. ~.
Queen Anne Queen Anne Az. and
Gaiar st. Rev sydney strong, y. ID,
pastor. 10 10 a. m. address by Rev.
Edw. A. FredenhagEen. on Prison
work"
West Seattle-Grand av. and Co
aar a. Rev y. Tremayne Dunstan.
pastor. n a m. address by Arm =
Alien. secretary Of Y, NJ q. A.
D. m. Rev. sydney Strong viii
preach
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r~-s Baatlng cluses her twenty
- ssksgement tonight AZ the
a.. Asaire. and tomorrow after
"a X Russell 4 Drew company
~ VI ssssns a wife's Secret. The
~ = one % the most thrilling
X has Aeen put on In the city.
X ~ cast thai viii handle II Is
~ Known here Among the menu
IL Of the oempany are Stanley
|s.s Elizabeth Hale. William +.
nnore Sra Earle French. John
mas and Httse Edith Raynore.
ansa 4 Drew promise to have an
|&>uase production.
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Sc Stephen W Sind 81.
Ballard. Rev John A 81 Clair. rec
tor. ~ a. m. Forgetting the Past
> o m. Joan Of Are"
Trinity Eighth and James, Rev
IL IL, Gowrn. rector Services 7 30
a m. ~ a m. and Tt30 y. m. Rev
Maurice J nywaier. rector Of North
Yakima. WIN preach.
81 PauiH-Ray and Queen Anne
av.. Rev Sidney Morgan. rector. II
a m. "No More sea-. ) o. m. vital
Contrast
81 James Fremont services con
Quoted AZ n a. m. by Richard Mans
field white Subject. John. the
baptist. Herod. the Adulterer. and
saiafne the Dancer"
All saints Dunlap. services con-
Quoted az D ml BY Richard Mans
field Whita Snh3ect Jesus said.
Thou Shalt Do No Murder
81 Madison ana Broad
way Rev. r. y. y. fdwyd. rector
Services a. va. II a n- and : p. ui
organ recital al 7 80 .. ma
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Green Lake ~ E-Fsrss az. and
szth II. " Il Rev. =. l. Benedict.
nasfar. 10 10 a M. Salt ! .. IN.
msar~nptican lecture -Ren Hut
University NJ EE t2nd and
Brooklyn Mv.. NJ Csnse pastor. II
a m. The Use % Law In the
church"
HiiimAn NJ E-Rainier Az. and
enliinsWood Rev. Geo. q. Posfiton.
pastor. sA m.. WAY All Are Not
za~s.d
Lakeside ~ E@~ssfh av e. and
f.akawAy. Rev Geo G. reoitpn. pas
tar. n a m. Friends % Christ.
Madruna Heights A. E.-~ifls 92rd
av. Rev J Taylor. pastor. II a.
M. sick People ard Their Peculiar
titles" = D. m. Physicians Of No
Value"
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81 James Ninth and
Marion. mass daily ~ a. M. sun
DAYS at s, 7. and a. m. high
mass. II a. m, Fesprrs. y. m
Church ~ immaculate Conception
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FIRST -~BoylHson av. and olive 81. T;
Rev y H. O Powers. minister. n
a. m. Two worids--the Practical
aud tho Ideal"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29

The Seattle Federation ~ Wom-
ems clubs has beer called for an
extra session Monday afternoon. AZ
= % o'clock. In the pariorA ~ IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29

y second week Of the big or.
NJ opens Monday afternoon
mother aiistar show. The
siaers for the coming week
) no~n from coast 10 coast for
~ srf. wkich Is a musical nov
n 'Ths Pianophiends- use 1--WE
|Gx. and they all are played at
h ams time. Another feature Of
IA ~ sh0w wfif be- the Seven
lasnss who are said to be won-
~ h Ne art OF tumbling and &C
tAtIk sork
B<rts nerron. Nho Is known a.
b Nlazse Maid. has a decided
y elsEw ~ She Is considered the
isrmsf niastrel woman on the
fzss caa4s and Fanny Usher win
rsssss their ziangy classic. Pa
NJ Dseizioa. The Reiff Broth
. A. izneers. and Mr.. and Mrs.
srr Connolly have a dramatic
zeiY called sNeefheartsT that "
Or GeH. "a Ia Vine has many
- tricks In hls juggling act. and
= oEpheum motion pictures will
- he show.
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1nzs famous historical 70
- The Three Musketeers.
a. he production AZ the Lois
ktr mart week. beginning with
h fexalw Sunday matinee. In
y pay b Introduced that famous
'ssurnss soldier Of fortune. OAR.
xnia Ehose adventurous career
y ben Iaterestedly read BY near.
& Hsyene
n Lois company win be aug
wsd this week BY several capa-
y HAysrs. who will have big
y The eostumlnx and mount.
~ The plece are under the su.
|x1<on Of T. Daniel Frawiey.
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Hunting shoes. coats, hats. BAGS.
belts. shell cases. Halls. I'LL First
av.
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COSGR0VE WILL SPEAK
AT JUNCTION HALL

&. g. Coagrove. candidate for the
republican nomination for governor.
will speak next Saturday night AZ
Junction hall. Ballard. Henry w
Cornell and John G. Higgins will
nIan anaak
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-06

fueron hechos prisioneros ell 81 de di-
clembre, entire ellos, mil seiscientos
ohciales. La misma observation en-
cuanto 4 la cifra de los hospitales.
I2.-En agosto, Kondratenko habfa
vuelto & tomar la colina; toda la linea
de los fuertes que rodeaban 4 Puerto
Arturo de una manera Immediate es-
taba intacta. Kondratenko decfa que,
aun desalojados del 2o3, los rusos
pod1an sostenerse dos meses mas.
I5.-lComo explicar que los defen-
sores no estuviesen desalentados pa
ra el ID, que atm viva Kondratenko,
ly 10 eStuviesen para Ell 10, cuando va
habfa muerto?
Los generates, en- el consejo de
guerra, decfan, exception de Stoes
sci, Ell 80 de de diciem bre, vfspera
de la rend icion:
"Estamos aquf para contener los
| japoneses. Debemos permanecer has
ia que Sc consuman Ell t1ltimo hom bre
ly ell t1ltimo cartucho."
De todas las acusaciones hechas
contra Stoessel, esta parte encierra
tai vez la mas terrible. Ell l1nico de-
Der de los sitiados consistia en- rete-
ner Nogi y a sus divisiones el ma
yor tempo possible Nogi bajo los
muros de la ciudad, eran Glen mil
hombres inmovilizados, Glen mil hon.
bres de menos Ell Ell e1ercito de Oya-
ma. Todo 10 que estaba ALI no estaba
sobre Kouropatkine y asf Sc vic luego
MY bien. puesto que tomada la for
taleza, fue con los veteranos de Puer-
to- Arturo con aquellos soldados,
probados, engrandecidos aun por Ia
victoria. con los que Oyama aplasto a
los rusos en- Moukden.