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MWWUH this direct, st,.
J ass Urmly oonvlaoed that tho
OtaM nvdr doe not seek bow faa
,T I J4J treat? -wit th Untied Stated'
rauar nir ratas-pmatloa ead boa
"." i i lavuiia ct that now 1a foro.
. - u , iibbb are at donapttva, Tby drive
tor-gal ttk Bki4. toot wheat a. oom
' ' I" r Mtrantat la eolaared tato. they
' ' ' wua caracul rvsattty.
iay aee. exreadefl tf ta mm tntaurrlty
amowa mam. TTiey bellanre taal
u-a Fnnaw la indirectly
tm so axsinda.aJl Clihiesa Cram tfca
uansa nm
I an at
of raw -arm a
la Chtaa, kaM an iannaml
rtag war. two ar three of Uterr tamco
. ; " U1- eawostrr for arlmrmrlna s Cud
' the prarUtow f tha treaty ttt China.
' 'taws man an emtmeaV to eeaaeav ana
saouid lam no dlOTcrflty ta aotabtla
tag Ua right to do so. Tat I Bar
known aotna arho workad ' far two or
tareo saontaa tat The f ott ta make the
a Meaaaary arranawnanta with mr of
. fldala la Chba. and sometime wrth-
awt aiMuiaa;' and tt la hot nnoaual for a
China student dsajlrtoe; to coo her
- ta straggle for a ywar ai tnaeh expense
Mora ha awonaoda ta getting kia papers
" uara. Ala trouble ewerl asnaaa whoa
bo toaohao Amarteat aad bo rlaks bata
" It b.Hea thlnra aa thaao that eaaoa
raaaatataat and la oaaatna- tbo Juaarlcaa
boycott ta Oilna to aptoad to far araatar
v proportions than wo axpaotad, wonld b
poa-lbla.- . . : .
Charlao Jl. XfUlo, who has apaai not
of tbo paat 1 yaaro ta China .aa a
.'workw for tbo PraabTtarlaa board of
foratan mlaaioaa, mada tbo a bora stala-
,mant laat oranln Mr. KUUa aboold
fcvow tbo Cbtaaao. Ba baa baan wltb
tbam tbrooali ovarj ataco of Inportaat
proaraoa for nearly a quarter of a eon
tnry. Ba waa ta that flald whan tha
Boxara roao la tbo blttor anti-fore 1ti
.mooC At that tlmo Mr, Xllllo bad
mbwloa abotit S5 jnflaa from. Paktaa;
wbaro bo bad 10 davotad conToita.
.Whlla tbo Boxar ajdrlt did not Sad loom)
obamptonablp, tha daatructlva antl-for-ita
aplrlt apraad to that a action, foro
'InB tbo mlaatoaarr oroo to Saa poat
baata to Peking. Tbo Cblnoao oonvarta
-war naarly ararjr ona killed boforo tha
atrurrla eaaaad. - . . - -Tbor
eonld haTO aarad tbelr llrao
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by recanting," eald Mr. KlUia. - with
! tears In his eyes. "Qut the Chinese are
steadfast I do not think that one of
my tOD convert, when the oxera
i hordes swept upon them, would recant
but chooe to die la their new faith."
7 The"r Intereating" tniaaionary ' . thfowa
;.'new light on the Chinese character. He
hellevea in the race, is confident that tt
Ma a. wonderful people which is Just
being awakened to Its natural strength,
.antprophealea. that-the next decade
will aee the oriental empire make mar
veloua ptpgresa in weaternlalng , work.
"ln tne banks of the . orient.; they
i naually have . Chlneae compradoree.
i whloh means cashiers," Bald ha "The
: Chinese cashier Is trusted more than
those from any other country. Thla
confidence haa become so general that
-lit Is especially noted.. I nave studied
this groat people and know that' when
.the world Is made better. ' acquainted
.With the true Chlneae, rather than Can.
- tonesecoollea, the estlmatOvjQf China will
: bo vastly lifted." v,
afr.'KUlie gives a moat graphic no
- eoant of -the famous Peking siege dur
', ing the BQier struggle. He was there
j as one of the leading missionary spirits,
i .aided with the defenaea, beard the dally
rattle ef mueketry and rain of prolee
t tiles on ths slender fortifications. Much
of the time he was chairman and leader
in the defensive work and directed the
, building" of tha trenches, strengthening
1 the walls of tbo English compound and
( general preparatlone to repel the swarms
of heathen orientals Ha was In Peking
' uhan thai fAMlamanrai miirriaM
i and tha world" would axnect that hla aa.
I tlmate .of ChlneaW character would. be
Tvaauy- aiminianeoi 7 ut " nis ' attn in
the people at large is stronger bow than
i at any: previous time and his ardor In
' weaternlalng work is stilt In the as-
candant t ', t " ' 1 r ? '
I "It was not an anti-Christian ' out
v break." said he, reviewing the dreadful
' scenes of 100, but : aa-ntl-forelgn
, movement The Chlneae bad been over
.wrought by aggreoslons and changes
.-and were not chafing at the miaaiona.
t There was no 'trouble la or around my
mission until v tbo v frenaled Invaders
came to destroy everything foreign,
aw-.at
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to better and ea lea fd whea prot acted
frost ths ties. It reqslree eely , few
aeconds te apply, It and easts leas thaa He
a day per bead. Tmt eannot afford to do
wlthootlt Write teasy let K)-paaa keoklaL
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T Hai. Bmprew Dowager of Chi4a
'V Royal PrinceMei of China From Their Only Photograph.
Thla outbreak Is directly chargeable ta
the aggreealons of foreign oountrlBs,
England ' la perhaps moat to blame by
Insisting upon the opium trade wlh the
Chlneao which Is so destructive to those
people. This -trade is against the will
of the Chinese and their officials havs
ofttfh asked that the opium treaty be
rescinded. One hundred of the bright
est physicians of- the empire' joined In a
statement as. to . the deadly: results . Of
this traffic Tho Chlneae believe that
If tho foreign. Importations were eue
pended they could handle the local prod
uct The aggressions of the French In
tho Bouthweet were aggravating causes.
The purpose of the Roman . Cathollo
missionaries to secure temporal power
was, I believe, another Important oauaa.
Tho Germans selslpg ports on tho east
coast of Shantung added fuel te the
fire, for tho Chlneae reaent tho taking
of this sacred-territory by . the.. for
eigner. - Latterly the- aggressions of
Russia In Manchuria seemed a ellmax,
aa evldenoo of the purpose to dlsmenv
ber the mplre. " v
"All of these things aroused the Chi
nese. Added to tho other causes, there
waa, failure of crop for a couple of
years and the people suffered' dread
fully. .The building of railways so ss
to divert commerce from tho time-honored
lines pf the great canal wrought
dlstreoe there. ' it seemed that the rail
road work was the climax, for whea the
Outbreak . waa .- being fomented, emis
saries went from the great canal nmv.
lnco to all sections inciting ths people
to destroy the railways. -The first at.
tacks, were on this railway. Following
that, tha telegraph liner whloh had been
built by foreigners but was than rawiw
owned by, the Chlneae arovernment
(whloh tho neonls did. not knaw am.
attacked. The next line of railway was
owntu oy a firman company. Mur
der' of. the chancellor of the , Japanese
"" r waa next man they began
stacking store -that aoM fnrairri
n,d destroyel many of them.- Any man
-vuuig roreign products might lose his
life and hla good-would b destroyed.
Tho strife began culminating when e
squad of soldier, eommandaii h rhi.
nose officer; who la elearly believed to
have been acting at the Instance of the
unraaa court, anot down the German
raimaiar ana inea to gill his seorotary,
Profeaaof James of the Imperial unlvar.
aiiy was next killed, and after that
there was destruction everywhere). .
"We had come to Pekln for f.te ta
day before Von Kettelee wa. h-mt
and had fortified the Mathadlat ' Mnnta
sxnHHi.-intnainr it was only a riling of
tne. moo. ana tnat tne Chinese . troops
would soon put It down. When wa
learned that the troops themselvea had
snot tne uerman minuter. ' the, affair
Decamp more serious, and we hsBtened
to the British sompound. - When we ar
rived there-We found that nothing bad
been done to defend the plaoe. , There
was a wall around tb compound, which
embraced en area of too by to feet, but
the wall wa light,, and . would have
crumbled quickly , .before solid ahot
Within that inclosure' were repreeenta-
tlvee or 17 nation and mlnlatera from
11 Of the powers. There wer secretar.
les and 'Clerks, gentlemen of the Im
perial custom service including inspee-tor-Qeneral
'Blr Robert Hart the Dresl-
dent of the imperial university, presi
dent of the Imperial collece. nrofeaaora
Irom each, ef tbe.taitKuUona, ,bankri,
OPf3.;QlJEEN'
From m Photefraph Presented by Her
merchanta, travelers,, visitor. ., hotel
keepere end - mlsslonarle. . '
, The countries represented were Amer
ica. Australia, Austria, Belgium, Trans
vaal. Canada. China, Denmark, Holland.
England, France Finland, Germany, Ire
land, Italy, .japan, Norway, Scotland.
Russia, Portugal, Straits Settlements,
and besides theae there wps a good nun
befyof Uraalane, who are the mixed
blood . where foreigners oohahlt with
Chines,- There were sti men. 1
women and Tt children, or a total or
TI dvuians. in addlUon.to the there
wer marine from most of . tha
Uon; theae .being divided as foUowsi
Austrian. II; Freach, 45; Germans, 10;
British, II; Italians. II; Japanese. ;
Russians, it, and Americana, II, mak'
lng a total ef eOs- armed soldlera. Of
this foroe of marine there was killed
during , the siege 10 men and' 140 were
wounded, tbo Americana and the Japan
ese losing by far the heaviest of all.
Against this little company of ,014 men
all told, many of whom ware without
any sort of weapon of offense or de
fense, there were burled thousands of
Chines soldiers armed -with the best
of modern weapon aad Una of thou
sand of fanatical Boxers armed wltb
aword and spears. What saved usT
Tb thickness of our walls. In on cense,
Intelligent , leadership and the sense of
right In a light for life on the one aide.
aa opposed to lack of leadership, divided
council, mutual jealousy, and a knowl
edge that their crime waa unpardonable
on the other band, but above all and
over all and through all : was -the pro
tecting hand ef Ood, -. r-
"When we went into the Brltlah
compound nothing bad been done In re
gard to fortifying tho place. The outer
wails surrounding tne puce' were aoout
14 feet high and 1 feet thick. These
would not have resisted the shot and
shell from the Chinese cannon, ao the
flrat thing to do was to appoint com
mltteea for , varloua purposes, and
amongst tbam that, of fortifying our
compound. For. the latter work a com
mittee of six was named, with Mr.
Gamewell at tho head, and I wa hi
lieutenant During a .part ef the time
'that he-was 111, I bad the entire charge
Of thl work. I would have you notice
also that the missionaries were chair
men of moat of the Important commit
tee, end often constituted nearly the
entire commltteea. -
' "Our defensive work consisted of re
inforcing the walls, which we did with
htrtCaal"l OA 0(011) 1 A fid " ,0Awata-ABST BntBBrV Jy
timbers This work gav -u walls
seven feet wide end of great strength,
o that no shot from tho cannon of the
enemy could penetrate them. ' At times
they would bombard the wait until It
seemed ready to totter, aad then as It
wavered,' change to soma othsr place,
which was 1 our fortune. Twice when
the wind drove toward us, they tr1ev to
burn us out by setting fire to the build
ing adjaoent.out a fortune favored,
the wind peered when the fire gained
etrength, end the blase -deetroyed the
Chlneao buildings near,: giving aa an
opea Are none end elding our defense.
Had pur bulldtnga burned, our defense
wouldv have erumbled,- and we would
bavo been practically at the merer of
the enemy 1 We dug e deep trencn on
the inside of the wall, " making It T4
ft deep and 10 wide, by mean of
S3
whltfh"W eoidd moot tMSr affarta to
ttadaimlao aof wall and Xtlttw tt
Twice we 'detected them mining 'our
worka." and when they found that they
were detected they quit' :.! ; v
"Our -defanatra - committee waa " the
only one that waa free of the military,
tt reporting to Sir Char lac ktacDonatd
direct - Our labor waa largely, dona by
the Chlneao,. of which we bad 1.109 in
the compound. Theae were Christian
oonrerto and thafr immediate adheranta.
who ware loyal throughout the ordeaL
There were 100 of the Chlneae men who
aaalated 1b the work. Our food waa low,
although wo found . five..' good .wella in
the compound which furnlahed ua with
plenty of. good .water, The food aup
ply . when we arrtaed ' would not have
luted more, thaa two day, 'but fortu
pataly there wma. a-, building ta the
grouada owcod hy a merchant' who bad
Jait reoelved a large quantity of wheat
from Hunan, and .we -appropriated tola,
paying tbo merchant- for It after peace
wag declared, : W alao found a quan
tity of Inferior rioa, and need It Than
we ate about 10-horaea and mulaa which
Were ta the compound, and finally came
to like tbo ateaka frem tbo bapleaa anl-
inala, ' ,,.,.
"The laat few daya of tbo alega ware
awful. "The Chit aao, of flcera knew that
they were being baa tan at Tientsin and
ether plaoea, mja4 In the deapdratlon of
reraaigo Bought . to rovarqqme . tta that
they might maaeaere all. . They fought
tha laat-two daya before relief lnoea-
aantly night and day, and buman endur
ance could not haTe laated much longer.
It rained ' and ' thundered with tarrlfie
froquenco, ' but . the . more violent the
a term, the worao were, the aaaaulta of
the Chlneae. - We could . aee the rocket
aent up whloh ' waa the algnal . for a
charge, and beer the bugle call, which
waa retreat' end knew that the.foroea
were being directed hy the court , of the
nation. : Our ammunition waa running
lew alao, and we bad to reaerre Are.
the .Chlneao firing 19,000 ahota to our
one. Our two machine guna were never
used until the Chlneae began awarmlng
up for a charge, ' and then tne guna
wept their ranks with deadly effect
"In those terrible days I learoee to
admire the American soldier and the
Japanese, especially. . Tbo Brltlah bad
as .'much courage, .and the Germane
seemed also to stand equally well, but
the -Americans eomblned almost Incon
ceivable ' eoolnees and that alartneaa In
action whloh made every soldier able to
command himself and inflict the great
eat losa, . Bom of tha marl nee did poor
ly, but I would, not ear to . mention
from which nation they came, Of the
IS Jananeaa ana-sa-ad. II wer killed of
wounded In ion measure during the
slege-
As you will remember,- the siege
lasted frtmr June S to August 14,' when
we wer relieved." .-
k After deaorlblng the siege, Mr. Ktllle
spoke of the wonderful effect the Boser
outbreak , bad on the- Chinese nation.
Since then the people have been wild to
acquire westsrn knowledge, and all ths
auraola ara erowdad ta the limit. . Ha
recently took a 'trip far Into the Inte
rior, and was moved by the rrantio ere
forte ef the natives to our book ane
tracts, for which they would offer eggs
and anything also when not having
money. Thla spirit la what prompt
tho missionary to prophesy that there
will be a tremendous awakening - in
Chin soon, when ber people will be
better and more favorably known than
ever before. .. ..- - . '
CHURCH;
SERVICES
BIgBTTtIA.
rvt Ouraer Twelfth aad A Ida streatai
Bev. B. P. Hill, pastor. 10 M s. at., the
pastor will preach; 7: SO p. at., Pee. Charles
A. Kline wUl apeek ea China, with etereop-
Uona views.
I'lrtt I'nlteo Slita and MoatgeaMrr: Bev,
, W. Wlleoa.' Bastor. Bervicee at 11 S-- at.
sad T:B p. at.; 12 p. m., Sabbatk aehool.
B. r. Barnes. aaperlateadeBt; e:ea p. as.. .
B. Beatlas.
Foarth lirst end Glrfts streeai: Bev. M. D.
McClelland, paatori 10:0 a. m., "Tha Heavenly
eearchllsht"! 1 a-, Bonder school, B. 0.
BroBtusk. soserlateadenti S:4a a. aa.. C. B
maetlnf. led by pastor: T: p. m- ."His
Workmanship." - : ' ' 1
- Mlapak Bast Thirteen tk aad Pewell street I
Bev. Jerome B. MeOlsde, D. !., pastor. 10:30
s. at., "The Fplrlt of the Times"! p. m.,
BeraMsa In Fkiweva"! 12 at.. Haadsv acbeol:
T p. at., t'hrlattaa Badeavor.
Marshsll street Corner North Beveiiteenni
ead Marshsll streets; Bev. O. W. Bare, psator,
10 a. a., Buaday acbeol; It a. .m., "The Chris
tlsn Hone"! a. m.. "Ckrlatisa OomDletsaeea":
1:15 p. m.. T. P. B. C. B. meetlna.
First Cambevls nd Cm ear Twelfth ad -Baal
Taylor etreeta; R. B. Nelaoa Alias, ptator,
10:80 a., ai., "A Prophet VleWi U St..
Sosday School; C:S0 p.. mv aerelcee at the
H smbwn-Parlr;
Piedmont Terser Ckeisd sveaae aad Jar-
rett Btraet! Bev. U-Mrroa Booser, paator. II
at, aad T:6 B. erenlaa eervle ee eharch
lawn, weather aermlttlna: 10 al .. Bshbath
schonl. ' "
Third Corner a Baet ' Thirteenth aad Plna
straets; Bav. Andrew . Mentfomery, pasto.
IOibO a. The Field ef Faith '; is .,
Bnndap school; :6 p. at.. Christian Xadsavor;
1:45 p, m., aerrlce. t
nail wood a-reoteeath aad Bnokana atraeta!
Rev. Bi A. TheasDsea. Baator. 10 s. at.. San.
day school ; Its. m Be. I. U Ttffsny an
"Aa Old Tine ro! t p. m., T.,p..g. a.
B,"; t:5 p. ta.. special song aerrlca; a a. at..
Llpht aad BreaUda."
Calvan Corner Klevenrh aad Clsr etreeta:
Rev. W. I. Ollbert. - vaster. - 10:80 a. m..
"Toochlnf Only the Rem ef file Oerment"!
T:40 p.
, "Aa Antidote rot iieoura tenant."
- -r--1 - ZFIfCOPaX. .
Trleltv ebinel Nineteenth and ronrh. aeae
Waebluatoa atreetsi Dr. A. A. Morrlaoo. reeaar.
I a. at., holy commanloa! eaulin at 11 a. m.
aad ( p. m.S Mlae Uta Baessht. a prominent
Japanese, superlntaadacl ef a large erpasaaga
sad pmelaeet ef tfce largeet W. C T. t
toe empire, wlU nreaoa.
. at. kunku'i rhik Tklrt-h aad
trntst Kv. H. M. haaur, p.-t la ckerge.
i. bo a. m.. hair oaxnauioai a ee a. m.,
ear erbool; errrlc at 11 a. B. aad T:e e..ai
Arojiloa cliepet reetlaed Uelaklsi . H
If. lUimr la eberaa. Iwrrleee at .'.(
onaar ackool at a.
Chapel of the traasf1caratten.Be. W. B.
Powal). eheplala. liaUl Be4ber' win . war
ehle wlu . Joha'a Keawrial caarca, ' eell
woodc wrTtcee at 10:4 a. m. J
at. Joto'a - "- " Ma. W. BL
Pewell la chert. I0:t a. at., aervlceel II
Saada school.
flood Bheohard Ballsmed street aad 'Tai
eniTsr areaae, AIMae; Bev. Joka Dawaos, ree
lat. 10 m. ai., aaaday eeheoU aarrloea i U
a. u. asd 1 p. at.
t. Mark's Oeraer ef maeteeaai ead Oalav
hy strseu: Bee. 1. B. H. Blaaeea, jeetor.
a. m., holy eoatataaloa; 11 a. at., awrahig
Erarer aad Btsnji p. a., evenaoaa10 a. Bk,
untfey'srheaL - -
St. DSTld'a Ktat Tarelrtfe BBS Sal IB SB t! Bav.
Oeorfe B. Tea Waters, P, D., rector, tttjut
st 11 a. at. aad f:e0 a. Bk paaday . school.
: a. w. . 1 "
Ka. 41. D. rtiktabara. ' aanaral' aliaaiosarr.
will eondnet eerrtoaa in the Char eh of Oar
Beiiw, Woodstock, at 11 a. m.
' Trinity last Tanth aad Orsatt. Ikev. Harold
UBarf. pastor. 10:90 a. "Uettlnf powi
Badrork'i 1:41 I. m.. "Oh rial. Ua Weai
ul": 10 -aVt av,, Soadsy school i T p. Bi,, Bp-
oru lassos.
JTayloe Btraet Dr. fTsncts Bursa tta Short,
Mtor, S:30 a. m. , . eluaae; jo:ao
' llarinaa Dlaoaaatd 'l 12:Ri B. . B..
school; 0:30 p. m., Koerorth laane; T:4B a.
ma ua journal xu tee Trata r- 1 .
Epwortb Oorser ' Tweaty-thlrd . aad Irrlai
streatai Ha. Haar T. AUIdsob. Bastor.
a. aa.. Bundas a-hooll 11 a. m.. aaraioB br Be.
O. u. Hslor: p. aa., Bpwerth leasee? Tidl
p. m., -a ooaaailonooe tlxra.
Oraee Coraer of Twelfth end nylea atrtatat
tiarrnre Tr Wllaoa, D. II., paator. rreaca
Ins at 10:80 a. m. sad T:48 p. m. ee "Mod
em BcteBco aad the Holy fplrlt"! 11: U p. at.,
onday school; 8:48 p. St., Teapeca,
ITrae Orocr.of East Ninth sad Mill etreeta
J. Glan, ' pasto?. 'Vresehluc st 11 a. at.. Col
lowed br taatlmoor Bitttlna
tatanarT Corner Bast . Plae ' aad' Ninth
aereeu; William H. Heppe, D, D easts. 10:SO
s. ai., "The Motive Power In Psal'a ure"t
T:45 p.' St., third aeraMB of eerlea ea "The
Klafly Msa' :0 a. Bi., Beralag cleee; U:lt
p. n.. aaoaay aonoMi s.su p.. m. spworta
votlonsli choroa choir.
Cratral Osraar Kaaaall - aad Barer atreatS'
f. U. Yeane. paster, saattoas 10:10 a. at, ead
B p. at.; is at., saadsy acbool; f :eo p.
Bpworth leegoe. . .
White Temple Ooraer Twelfth and Tsyler
ma, nev. J. nnitooaiB nroncBer, v. v.,
peator. Dr. J. Q. A. Henry ef loaeoe, gnaisad,
I urmarlr pasta of thla eharch, - will ecrapr
the palplt at I0:0 a. as. aad Tfc p. St. I 10 :1
a. ni.. "One Aecord" nrarer Baa tins: 11:10 a.
at., Bible echeol; 6: 0 p. n., yeeag peepla'e re-
cvpiioai w airanaara ino sarTios.
immsnaei Otrnrr uona and Mead aweeta:
Bev. M. M.
Blrdaoe, pastor.
At 10: BO a.
pnarblnp by Bev. C. r. Balfty of Ths Dallas,
ur
IS m.. Sanday aeheel: a renins werskls
Central Kaat Twentieth- aad Bsst A ah any
sttpeet; William B, Randall, minister. At 10:40
s. m., sermoa by Bar, Joka BeBtsiea: IS at
Bible erhool; 1:4 P- as., address by Bev,
. H. Wallace, president of tbe Ckrlatisa Co
operative "deration, The rrograai ef Culatt-
Norwaaiaa DaalahMlastaatppl ksll, '
MIsalMlppI svsaaa aad Bbav atreeta.
Ikm a n. m.
Seoood Bsst Seventh aad Best AnVeay
streets; Bev, Btearoa C. Lapoam. pastor.
10:80 a. m., "The tlfe Worth Uelnt'f; 1:45
p. m., 'Ths Voice of Ood la Mature," tllna-
trkted with atareootlcoai 13 m.. Bible aeheel
e:es p, m., . toons rsopia'e union.
'' OOVOBMATIOVAt. v '
' Siret Madlaea and Park atreeta! Bev. B. L.
Boa, D. D., peator, 10:80 a. at. "Conelctlona
aad Orthodoiy": T:B, serTle of Song, trom
bone, orsaa aad voealt 12:16 p. av, Sandsy
school, B. O. fMlkle.' auperlaUadsat; :
p. m.. Y. r. B. e. B
Basaal street Bsst Seventh a treat, north,
and UeassW tree: Bee. - Chsrlas B. Chaaa.
Da tor. iu:ao a. m.. eervtee wita earmoai
12 m., ganday ackoal) p. sbh .Carbtlaa Ba-
ocaTer. ...-.
Hlahmnd 10 a. at., landav aeheali area eh
lag at It a. as. ssdl 7:a p.. by Be,
C. F. ClaOB. - -
Ka nn ral A Onraee Btat Tarln and Bast
Thlrty-foorth- strestat Bevt J. 1. Btaan, pastor,
tt n. m. - a. t-ieina aterinet-- p. aa., in
Pew Kama"; 10 a. ., Sunday erhool, B. C.
Pier. enaerlnteBdent: S n. at.. Jnalor Chrtatlaa
Eadeavor, Mlas Bdlth' Boa, supeiiateadeot; :al
p. m. , senior vnriafiaa anoaseor, - -
Calveratty Peek Rev. - O. B. Orar. peetev,
11 a. at- "The Important Thlacs Tklafe
ABoac; 10 a. at., saaday. school. .
;': ' ' i '' tTBITID BABOkXIOAX.
First Ooraer Bsst Tenth sad - hermaa
streets; A. A. Wlater, pastor; 10 a. B., Baaday
seaooi; ii a. av., --jrne rrieBassip--; t p, at.,
K. U ef O. B. ateeung; I p. at., preaching-,
gooa CBonr r'. s -
Beeond Corner Kerhy and Parte streatai
dev. i, awweraoa,. pastor, aemeas ir e,
snaV g p. at. ; 10 a. ea., Buaday aehool; I p. I
Junior Badeavor; T:1B B. av. K. L. & B.
Oct ley tira:S0 p. m., Paadsy erhool)
a:eu p. aa., Breaming py ar. m. s. atcvicsor.
Bt. Johae Corner John and Iraahoa streets.
St. Johns; B. B. MeVleker. paator. At 11 a. m.
Rev. to. F. Bella ef Fauertoe, Nebraska, will
fill the pelplti at s p. m. the sat to wiu speak;
10 a. m., Sun day school; S.80 f, ; nv, . Junior
K- UJU. B. 1 p. m.. Sea lot hv. U u I.
V'-'' . ' chbisttasT. ' r:":
First Comer Park and Columbia atreetsi
B. B. Maekler, paator. 10;S0 liS.."i KeW
Blthteoasoeea '; Pp. m., A. B. Cory, returned
missionary treat China, wMI apeak aa aaietloa
worhi ii:is p. am., sinie acBoei; t p. at.,
aeeror secieiy
Central Baat Tweatiarh aad Btlmoa atrsata.
II a. m., Key, J. T. Ghormler. D. P., ea
"Oed'a Object Leaaons for the World"! I p.
a:ao p. at., BeoM aaaes ee. v , .
' ' anxmui cuaros.1"
Beoand Auditorium balldlne. Third. '
tweea' Taylor aad Salmon streets. Service
11 a. at. and S a. at. Sabject "Spirit."
First BeottUh Bite eathedrsl, Morrlaoa Bad
Lewssdsm etreeta. 11 a. St. and S P,
"SolrK"i londar aebool at eloae ef ataralna
Bet vice. . . . . -1 - '
1 ' ' ' Bt X. CHTTBOK, B0VTK. f '
First 11H4 Second street Fonater's hall
B. H. Mewra. pastor. 11 a. n., Bev. . A.
Betehelor, P. E-, ef Oakland district, Califor
nia, will preach ,- S p. ta., "Doe Christianity
Payr'; 10 a. at., Baaday aehool; T p. m.
spworiB teas aa. . ' - ,
- - STABOXtlOAt ASBOCIATIOB. '
Urat Bntllab Oornev' Baet Blarb and Mar-
tat etreeta; B. A. Btewari. psaior. - rreaca
In al 11 a. m.- and p. at, by the paster;
10 a. m.( Baaday aehool, A. Blttner super
lntendeat; T p. m., Young People's slllsaee.
First flr-rmaa 'Corner Tenth end Clay
streets; Thee. Bcaaoer, pastor. B:ao e. m.,
10:4S a. at. and S a. m. stsv. Bcbooa wlli
effldate. .'. - t , .
' e TBTTXBgALIST. ' . "
First Baet' Coach aad i Bast kishtht
Small, pastor. 11 a. aa.. "A liaa May Da ss
ne r lee ere ; i :eo p, aa., sermoa oy ntr, atnr
nsipa oi uaege, raws; lo a. at., vnaay aehool.
' T.'- M. C. A, ' "
Aasoelatlna 'sndltortum Fearth aad Yamhill
streets. Address by Dr. I. Q. A. Henry et
London, who will speak r "The Blaoghtsr ef
loang atea lsoionii, u. u, ayese..
Tsmhlll aad Seres th; Dr. O. C. Cree-
eey, pasts.' 11 a- ra.v sevelee with sera
by nev. n. M. winsu. The chore win bs
cweea daring ABgaet,. ( . .
-T. W. O. A.
Tseper aervlee Saadky aftarneoa at I 45. eor
er Sixth and Oak. Mra. Dr. WllUama at
ueyvard, caurorala. wiu-asoreoe the swetlag.
tUTBIBAB. ' '
Korweslao eyaod Ooraer East
Tantk aad
Orsat streets; O. Ustoee. paster,
ss pssto .preeehes at SUvartoa.
No serrlees.
iTT inMkUAsTSOTg. -'.'
Ollr Brsaeh Mlavtoa-Sia Flrat street.
Clsy street. Service st s p. m. ; snndsy eraoel I
at . I ) nl Bt. . A, ' WslbuTSnnarlBteadaBt 1
Hollneaa eamnmaetlnar. nnder auaolcea Pa-
rifle Jlolloeea eolle, aalem. Mlaa (urry and
other eastern' evantellats; svery sfteruopa at
2:30 e'sloek aad eenlat at T;0 e'clocS; Be.
U M.' Byes, leader. . Early amvalag prslas
rvleej at a o'clock. - .'-'
rirai BnlrttaaUat eoelsty Arties n hall. Ab-
iaftoa bulldlaa. Third, near Waahlntton. II
n. site lecturo 07 loe- pueiur. ur, n. e wwn,
T:40 p.1 at., lecture by H. P. Barrett, president
f thd KetVMl Spiritual aaeoeiatlea at WaaB-
laatoa, D. C. . 9
( buret ef Jeaaa Christ of Letter Pet galani-e-
Allaky -bulldlnt ball 400. earner Third . Bed
Morrlaoa street. 1 Mervteee at 1I:S0 a. at.' aud
, Ba.--- '
lllennlal Dews O. A.-' Bt BatL northeast
corner Second aad Morrlaoa streets. . Service
TMelna '"Truth "Cenfea Dlvtn Troth ' ehttfal.
hall Son Allaky bnlldlna. enraer Marrkwa end
Third streets; i. M. stiaaro, anaiav. am 1 use
'Vrr'et'BIMs Iplrltssl -orlety A. 0. U. W.
ball. p. at., Mrs. Floreaee While frea New
fork will glee eplrlt meeease and teeta.
- reoBle'e Ckrlatltn antnn Free reHtloe ao.
clety, U4m Morrtes street. 1 Valty hfU;
In U
j---,, v" pSaj i..p7 J II 111 ,' ' " ii
yp y -f .' VaJ Li eX :; J 'A,: "
Skin Blemishes
rr - t "t .- --. - - ,- . ",'., ... v - ,
Cutlcura-Soap, the World's Favorite Summer
. fi moll ten ty combines delicate medicinal and
emollient properties derived from Cutlcura Oint
ment,' the great 5kln Cure, with the purest of
' cleansing Ingredients and most refreshing pf
- flower odors. . For preserving, purifying, and
beautifying the skin, scalp, hair, and hands, for
Irritations of the skin,
HhttPfl rvlravai nnf dt I flrat st
vaaa aa, vaarv turn evuio VI aasvess IVI laillbllVad CsktaS
soreness Incidental to summer sports; for baby
rashes, . itchlngs, and chaflngs, and for many
sanatlveratltlseptlc purposes which readily eus-
gest themselves to women, especially mothers,
r as well as for all thepunsesf-hetcililT
bath, and nursery, Cutlcura Soap, assisted by
cuueura uintment, is priceless. '
' ' Complete atataraal and Interaal Treatment tar ttvere Jtmtmkr. haai Maaatao kaW
tola, from lafaacy ta Age, consistiag ef Caticnra Soap, sac.. Ointment 50c., Besotveat .
gee. (la orm of Choeetate Coated Pills, sac. per viel ef ea), anay b bad caTaU draggiata.
A ebtgl eat eftea en re
. rener uraf a ctea, ore, sola rise... aeaoa. .
Mow I Care for tha Skis, Scalp, Hair, aad Haasta. ,
: - 4hl Mallee.Pree,
Froia lSS Fifth Street to
TIHIAVEIEMOVIEG)
Our new ftore In the IrriperiaJ Hotel Handsomest stone In
th city, where we Jiave a mammoth stock of everything in
the
V.f ...
ORIENTAL CURIOS
Oreateit stock on the, North
v f tne lowest
WESTERN IMPORTING COi.
820 WASHINGTON ST.-;.:-y - Imperial Hotel Building.
. former Premises for Rent. Inquire jst New Store. '.
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m T -ejs .ai sail a. inams
".s The,Wopn's Freno ;
. Sevee laaav. Vim. eent Poet : lm Pawessat
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Friends a
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heat rashes, tan, sun-
inaarte f a taenoMaee'oeit
329 Washington Street
line of
Pacific Coast; Out prices are
in the, city.-,. , y;,y ,
$100 Rcvcrd
Will be paid for the arrest
and convictibn of t parties
infringing on this patent.
VV..O. BOWMAN, i
. - Patentee. ' ,
' For state and county
rights in Canada and the
United States write or
'call on ' ' .'.
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Room 20, 245 Washing
ton Street, ;:-p.-'.::.J:-,.
mm supplics
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Machinery aad, Flxturea, Sausage Cas-
tags, . Par ,Bplcee, ' Daisy
" ' Coolers, ,
Dry Air
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The litrgeat Batchers' Supply House ea
' the Coast , ,.
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