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Olympia society.

OLYMPIA. Oct. Especial. l--0n Wednes-
day evening Capitol Lodge, No. Is. enter
tanned its friends to the number OF about
800 at Unity auditorium. Preston NJ
Troy acted as master of ceremonies and
made the address of welcome, and Past
Grand Chancellor W. q. Ronald, Of Seat
tie. delivered an address on Pythianism.
Mr.. Ronald has warm friends among the
Olympia Knights, who always extend him
q warm welcome. The musical pro-
gramme was very choice, and included an
organ selection by Prof Roberts: overture.
Prof. Harris and Prof. Roberts; vocal solo.
Mrs. Diyen: violin SOLO, Prof. Harris
quartette. Messrs. o'Brien, Campbell. Hui
and Gentle. After the programme elabor-
ate refreshments were served, and then
the Knights and their friends enioyed
dancing until midnight. The rooms were
tsssefully decorated with ferns and autumn
leaves.
Mrs. George b. Lane gave a delightful
Flower luncheon" TO 4 few friends Thurs
day afternoon, at which a novel form of
entertaining was introduced. Each guest
was given a card on which was written the
names of the flowers. the letters of the
names being trsnsposet. Mrs. Thoersan
interpreting the greatest number correctly
Was awarded the prize, q dainty and ap
prepFiate souvenir of the occasion.
Mr.. ". :. Maris. Of ;he printing firm of
Msris & Coylngton, and Miss Nav Ford
daughter of Contractor <. ;. Ford. were
united in matrimony Thursday evening at
Ihs home of the brides parents. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. A. ]
Jocelyp- The young couple received n
number OF handsome presents. Only re-
latives and intimate friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Maris were present at the ceremony.
The paTlors were handsomely decorated
and an elegant supper Was served.
W. W. Miller. son OF Mrs. Mary NJ. Nil
Ter. is visiting old friends in Olympia
Mrs. II. c. Zoe. of Hood river, Or. ia a
guest Of Mrs. George ID. Evans.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Minnie Daily. Of this city. 70 ] Ne.
MHsen. Of Everett, which will take place
In the near future.
Mrs. James A. Haieht and son lef,
Thursday for visit TO relatives and friends
in the East
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Western preferred. II: Lake rncre.
l36, Lead Trust. -: L11isssaie 4 Nash
vile. So; Lo23sviIss & NeE Albany. I;
Manhst.ar Consolidated 11sTz Memphis
A Charleston. 40. Michigan CeStral. ..
Missouri Pacific, = 4. Mobile & ofslo- Isl;
Cordass, I2L We. Jersey Central. 10:
Norfolk Western preferred "a; North
American Co.. AZ Northern Pacific
AZ: Northern Pacific preferred. II:
rnlon Pacfnc. Denver & tlli. a.
Northwestern. I35s. Northwestern pre-
ferred, Is3. Seu York Central. lgo1x;
Sew York 4 New England, 59a4.
msnt. 10, Oregon Navigation. 81; Oregon
Short Line 4 Utah Northern. IA: Pacific
Mail, 49,: Psoris. Decatur Il Evansville.
4; Pittsburg. f53. Pullman Pal ace. l5t:
Reading. 70: Richmond Terminal.
I-4. Richmond Terminal. preferred. L5sk;
Rio Grzn6e Western. 10; Rio Grande
Western, preferred. A.; Rock Island. 6D5s;
S.. Paul. szt.; g. Pau preferred. iisll: 81
Paul a Onana. 3d.: 81 Paal Il Omaha. pre-
sugar Refinery, s5Tz: Tennessee Coal
and Iron. Is. Texas Pacific. s5z; To-
ledo & Ohio Central, preferred, Y;
Union Pacific. II: United States
Express, AZ; Wabash, ST. Louis &
Pacific, 81: Wabash. ST. Louis &
Pacific preferred, l4l1; Nelis-Eargo Ex-
press. lf4; Western Union. sos; Wheeling
4 Lake Erie. 125s: Wheeling & Lake Erie
preferred. 49,; Minneapolis & st Louis.
HI&; Denver & Rio Grande. i05@; General
Electric, 3sss; National Linseed, 1913: Col
orsdo Fuel 4 Iron, 81; Colorado Fuel Il
Iron, preferred. p: Houston & Texas Gem
trial, %: Toledo. Ann Arbor Il North
Michigan, 7: Toledo. Ct. Louis 4 Kansas
City. 1; Toledo. st. Louis & Kansas City
preferred. q.
SHARES SOLD.
The total sales OF stocks today were
g., o32 shares, including: American Sugar,
9.io0: Burlington. 800; Chicago Gas.
II 900; Distiising, 8. 100; Louisville x Nash
vile. 400; Missouri Pacific. I.4o0; Read
ing. 400; Rock Island. LOO, st. Paul,
$500; Western Union. 800.
HOPS.
Hops-Quiet; state. common to choice,
59Se; Pacific coast, 41xSslzc.
WOOL
wool-Quiet: domestic, i9924c; pulled.
otg25c.
Cofee-Options, closed quiet at 5@l0
points net decline: December, SlL25; DC
tober, 81. 53912T0.
Sugar-Raw, dull and nominal; fair 70
fined, SIC
Pig iron-Dull, Scotch, sf42oGi425;
American, $40.
Copper-Qniet; lake, So 65@9.T 20.
Lead Firm; domestic. x3.ia
Tin-Steady; Straits, SIS. 20; plates. quiet.
Spelter-Quiet; domestic, -. 4o@3.7o.
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THE STATE or TRADE
SAY Francisco. Oct 8-Ciosing: Wheat
STEADY: December. ss54e: May. s3l.c.
Bsriey-sssady; Dscsmbsr, s21zc; May.
Corn-ylsl
Bran-sis. 50 per ton.
BREADsTurvs AND osAfss-
Flour-Family extras, sa25@a35; bak-
srs' extras, IS. 1889; supsrfine. $ZSog
2Ga
Wheas--The market Is rather quiet.
There 10 q steady export movement. but IL
Is not as large as would be desirable for
general interests. No. I shipping. 1ss4c,
with SOC for more choice product. milling,
S2t.a61sc. WaiIa Waila erie for fair
average. 55s9s5c for No. 2. and 40@ooc for
OF grade.
Feed. fair TO good. 55Ga77Izc; choice, q
sgc: brewing. sTl1@szssc.
oats-Irade continues limited, there
being no disposition TO purchase In whole
sale fashion. Milling. sLI0Gi.l5: sur
prise. 81 i0@Ll5; fancy feed. sLo5@ Lilo;
good TO choice. s5c@$io21s; poor 10 iair.
s59s2xc; black. si.iv6sL -; red, sL00@
Produce receipts-Flour, sacks, Q. 333:
wheat. centals. 93. 49,: barley. centsis.
l.1z6; rye, centals. SIT. beans, sacks, l.3Ss;
potatoes. sacks. i.5zo. onions, sacks, 70;
bran, sacks, z21
FINANCIAL
Drafts--0n sight. New York. per 500.
12lSc. Sterling bills on London-sixty
day bank. t4.s6iS.
Silver bars-Per ounce. e3s.@e35sc.
MINING sTocKa
Alta, 2Dt Belle Isle. 8; Belcher, so: Best
a Belcher. LIS; Bosaie Consolidated. $50;
Bulwer Is; Chollar. II; Consolidated
California & Virginia. 6i2iz; Crown Point.
Jos; Eureka Consolidated. 30; Gould Il
Curry. io5: Hale 4 Norcross. 10: Mexi-
can, i75; Mono. n: Mount Diablo, 10; ophir,
40; Potosi. s.; savage. 50. Sierra
Nevada f2s; Union Consolidated, los;
Utah, Il; yellow Jacket. los; Andes. Is;
Bullion, Al: Caledonia. 81. Challenge
Consolidated, 81: Consolidated Imperial,
s.: Justice. 80: kentuek, ID; Occidental,
u; overnan. 81: Seq. Beichsr, 25; scor-
pion, Z; Alpha Consolidated. 10; Conf
dsnce, 100.
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sEALER AINswoRrH IN.
Several Wrecks on Japanese Coast-FaIr
Catch With Shotguns.


Catch With shotguns.
The sealing schooner Willard Ainsworth,
Capt. Crockett. arrived yesterday morn
ing at Schwabacher's wharf with 1,094
skins. of which 800 were shipped to Lon
don from Japan and the balance will be
shipped from this city.
The schooner left this city on January
:. 1894. and reached the Japanese coast on
March 2. She hunted on the coast until
the middle of July, when she left for Cop
per island and hunted there till Septem Der
Z. and then left for home. Shotguns were
used in hunting the seals and the biggest
catch for one day on the japanese coast
was sixty-eight, and at Copper island
twenty.
A gale which sprung up on April "a
wrecked a number of vessels along the
Japanese coast. The wreck of the Matthew
Turner, of San Francisco, was seen by the
Ainsworth. Her crew of twenty -four men
we're all lost. While at Japan the captain
learned that the Unga, Mascot and San
Diego were lost.
The crew of the Ainsworth, consisting of
sixteen men, was paid off yesterday at the
custom house. the pay roll amounting to
s.. 800. The schooner will repair In this
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w..,u. IN san rr.ne,.e. Wheat

sAx Francisco. Oct AN evening
paper states that weevils are playing
hayce with the stored wheat in this port
and IL something he not done soon there
viii hs no grain left with which 10 load
the aiscngsged ships now in port. Some
dsys ago il vas publicly stated that 6. zoo
tons 81 wheat st Port Costa we're weevi.ly.
and now IL il announced that III. 100 tons st
the Nevada dock and 4. go tor. more ai
PORT Costa arc infected and will have 90
he removed That makes - 30 tons gntt
for shipment, which viii have 10 be used
for mig or chicken feed. II the wheat had
been shippea al the low rates Of freight in
existence few months ago . small profit
snixht have been made. Nos IL will BE al
r1,nst a total loss
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I.oxpoS. Oct g. Bar silver. - sled. Con-
sois, Iai ls-i6: Bank Of Englsnd discount
rate, per cent
l.gyERroot. Oct 6.--Wheat--Quiet: hold
ers offer moderately, No. ?. red, winter.
Is gisd. spring. As ST.
Confirm: holders offer sparingly;
new naked, SPOT. A. I'D: futures, holders
cffer sparinEly. October. Is lid. Noyem-
Der. Is ettd. December, As SD.
Fioar-Duii; holders oteT sparingy !:
81. Louis. Is 81.
Hops-At Tendon Pacific coast. steady;
holders oises moderately: new crop, f2
iG.@4 81 las
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MARINE news

SAN FRANc1Sco. Oct o-AFvixed-
Farxilon. from Port Angeles. sh psshing
Wave. from Tacoma. schE Gem. frota Coos
Aav. Ng~ared-RS Dominica. for Nsnalno.
pspartea--sbreson. for Astoria and fovt-
land; Saa Benito, fcr Tacoma; Traekec,
far Astoria. TX WILMA. for Nsnasmos ,nk
Margaret. Tor Puget sound; scar Gardner
City, Tor Coos eays xchE Nssts, for PERT
k.skssey FresghEs ans ehsFsers-Am *
Highland IAghL nov 81 Departure hsy.
eoAl. theuc~ - Honolulu; Am * Nflns,
coSl. frora Nanzirao 20 san Francisco
TIE schooner Rather has returned 20
tbs nasf troEa Copper island With al seal
SANS. making tosal sstch for the season
~ lE&
Pear TowSxxxn. Oct g. SPECIAL. -
Arrived 80 Csyaoa. iFom honQlasg iox
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A Hn.x CITY.

Every twsnty-t0nr hours 10 iess shan X
Passenger trans, rsprsssatlHg eleven railroads
arrive aud GsPs-t from the Local daposs in Mia
neApolis Thesa trains. Il Consolidated into ssa
srssa, FeaEaly estimated, would Include Is en-
giEes. g. cars. lis trsimnaen, would measure
little over essven rsliss. woGl4 weigh trsss
over -Aeoe teas ard eoa3a comfortably carry
&,s1 passengers besides several shlp leads ~
baggage of al these trains, wilhoat doubt ths
hessSqGsnFes sas most popular trains are ,hoso
VIA sAs NersA-westsEE line. p. " Parker. COL
FraaI street. rages souna aseat. seattla
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Steamer Mexico Is expected to arrive
from Alaska today.
Steamer Monroe tied up 1t the City dock
yesterday and washed out her boilers and
cleaned up generally.
Steamer George Z Starr carried an ak
curs.on Of 30 Mystic Shriners 20 the In
serssats fair yesterday.
A large quantity OF Great Northern
freight Is being taken TO Tacoma daily oy
the steamer Skagit Chief.
Steamer City of Kingston brought in
2 500 sacks Of Oriental sugar 70 fesier
wharf yesterday morning.
Steamer Rosalie is carrying large
amount Of freight daily to Victoria She
took out ninety tons of general merchan-
disc last night.
ESteamer George w. Elder arrived yester-
day from Portland, and will sail today
with f,450 tons of Oregon Improvement
Company coal for Portland.
Steamer Mabel is carrying large guam
tity Of general merchandise between this
port and points On Snohomish river. She
took out about ninety tons yesterday.
Steamer City of Topek. is az Victoria
with the Oregon improvement Company
officials and will carry Lord and Lady
Brassey on trip around the Sound To-Day
and return 10 the city tomorrow morning.
The cause of the non-arrival of the
steamer State of Washington Friday night
Was the high winds and extreme rough
ness of the water in the vicinity OF What
com. She arrived yesterday afternoon on
time and viii carry an excursion OF Ger
man citizens for German day at the Inter-
state fair.
the steamer Umatiila sailed from San
Francisco yesterday with the following
list of passengers: For Seattle-W. NJ.
T-imble. Miss MaIpren. ID. Harriet, Mrs.
j. NJ. Lane, c. K. Thompson, w. Apple
heff and wife. Tacoma-H. b. Fries. Miss
Wrenn, +. z. Harrison, C. Barthelmess-
Juneau-Charles L. Bacne. Wrangie-
Mrs g. III. Barnes. Victoria-W. Il. Dun
ming. z. II. Mcmillan and wife, Mrs.
Endres. Elizabeth Weber, Mrs E. +. Price,
Miss l.. Summers, g. FL. Muller, Mrs. l.
D. Smith. III. Bioomingdale. Port Towns
end-M. KiitSing, Harry Winter.
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Railroad and Industri.l No,e,.

William Marcy, travelling passenger
agent of the Nickel Plate line. arrived in
this city yesterday from San Francisco.
A. A. Booth, of Olympia, superiniend-
ent Of the Olympia division of the Port
Townsend Southern railroad, Is a guest at
the Arlington.
w. II. Humphrey. special agent for the
Northern Pacific Express Company, has
left for trip as far East as Fargo. n. D.,
taking in the principal cities on the way.
A circular received Yesterday by Gen.
erai Agent Stevens, of the Great Northern
line. makes public the appointment of ID.
Davis as assistant general passenger agent,
and ). A. Smart, general baggage agent.
with residence at st. Paul.
ID. 7. Watkins, who for the past year
has been Northern Pacific express mes
senger on the Columbia & Puget Sound
road, resigned yesterday. and will accept a
like position on the Northern Pacific road
between Ellensburg and Pasco junction.
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Methodist rrotsssan. Churches.

Duwamish-Sunday school p N
Yesler-suHdsy school,. $50 g m; preaching,
II O. IL
Columeia-Presehing. 7:so p n BY Rev u.
Bagley. Sunday school, n n.
South SEATTLE - sunday scAool $50 n n.
Chiidren's missionary meeting. s.sa p m
Firss-Third and Pine streefs Rev. CLARK
Davis. pastor. Services II g. m and 80 y N
sunday school, I2:sa Young Peoples meeting,
els p m
Second-North seattls, Republican and Pop
lar streets Services, IL g. N. and $50
p m Prof Eugene Miller. A. NJ pastar
Morning subject: prayer" Evening subject:
as This Alif'
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4 ORTIZ r
PACIFIC IA

-RUNs-
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS.
ELEGANT DINING CARS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
ST. Paul. Minneapolis Duluth.
Fargo. Grand Forks. Crooksten.
Winnipeg. Helena. And Butt
Through Tickets 20
Chicago. Philadelphia. w sshinxton. New
York. Boston and ali points
East and south.
TIME sCHEDULE
TRAINS LxAyE sKArrLE
Fer 81 Pant and East-2o.Aa o n
For Portland and soE1assoo 4 n sad 2.i9
For o,ympla. Grsys HaSDor cities aud South
Beuc-ssua $. N
lon r III
TRaTSs ARg1vx AT sx4rrLk
From -. Pau zaa East 40 n N.
sroEa Portland aud s0uth-2sSs N and
FFela olympgs. Grsy's HA1bor eltiss and south
kad-s.lS D n.
vfroEa TseosaA-ls.ss ssa SIS a ": i2.zs. s;sa
and SIS p IA
This card sastses - change without no,lss
Fer Fsssa. roGtss asd other tngormss49n cal ca
CT address A. - eEAkLIo%s
AssE zen. fzss. Azf-.
III First sirssE. Port az1. o.
/ a sApEAC. General Agent. Seattle
City Ticket ofsee. corner Yssass avenue sad
Froct street.
Depot Ticket ozcs, corner West and Columbia
ssress~
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Seattle City Mission and Seamen's Bethel. 6oi
Commercial street Chaplain. Thomas Rees.
sunday street meeting, p. m: Sunday school,
$50 D. M. /: evening services, 5:45 y n; every
night in the week al 7.sS p. m
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Unftariau Church.

Seventh, between Pike and Union Church
services will be discontinued for few weeks.
Sunday school has been resumed, beginning
promptly at 1894
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.Rsr COAST STEAM NAVIGATION ca
STEAMER FARALl0S.

STEAMER FARALI0N.
Dispatches steamers for san Francisco %
l., Nov. s. Nov. 10, Dec. 5. and every Is ixys
thereafter.
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets and freighs rstes can - oesxised b
applying 10 J. g. CARROLL. Axeck
Onion dock. foot of Union street. sesltiA
Telephone 81.
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TIE Es~ seattle CITY Directory is nov Ia press.
Auy enc having Easse . change "a their bust
nszs lccsrsoa OF p1s7s Of resisszcs since called
On 81 ne ennz1eEstSg can have tAs co-rscsioa
Hnz<se ~ aesiiy sag ~ nz.l o. Otherwise. fo.ks
seattle psre<sO<y cozspaay. "a RBxws.l oei.s-
tng. e.fx.
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Miscellaneous.

Tenth and Pine, John Glen. pastor--sahbath
school, s;s5 g. m; preaching morning and
evening; prayer meeting. Wednesday night
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Port Hl.kelev. Sd Guardian, from Santa
gossEis for H.dfoek. To sail tomorrow
81 {. b. Esnney. Departure bar Tor San
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Catholic UnicR-G- a. r hall. Hinckisy biock,
zsSa a II.
Oar Lady Of Good hslp-Soutn Fourth ana
Washington streets Rev. r. X Prefoasaxns.
pastor Low raa<s. 5 q M high mats. ia.sl
q IA: bensclction. 20 d II
immaculate Ccneeptcn-ssxth aea sprsn-
streets Rev Victor 6srrsnc, ). J.. pas.or Goa
ducfed ~ the sssuiss Eariy masx, a "a
and q r. High mass. 0.a0 = n sunday
school, ?. n.
Sacred HEARTFELT and Sixth Street Con-
Quoted by the ketempterists- Rev joseph A
kauiE, c So r. pastor Lox masA with sermon.
G. H. high mass with sernoa. 1850 a m
sunday school. go p m Holy Family Assocsa-
ton meeting. p n Ssspers. s1rnoa and bane-
dictioa. 30 y ~
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University street. Servlcss. II s. II and 80 n N
Preaching moraing and evening by Eey. A. H.
Smith. of Oakland. Cal Snaday scsoos. IA
p IL Y. P s c l.. ESP 2. n. Prayer xaeerin-
Thursday. rs 2 n Junior Y. ?. : {. &, Pr
6sy. n q.
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Steamer leaves Yeslsr wharf, S<&ftse
For rates and other information Apply
l. A. NADEAUt Geu- Agent \. FIR.
Ye~.er Ave and Front 81. sssGtls
g G. YERKEs. Agent. YesIer Is hari
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5lS Front ST.. Seattle. w ash-
Union Block.


This learned specialist, wall known ~ bis
ions residence aud successful practices on Ire
paesec Coast. guarantees prcmP and psriece
cure os every case ne undsrssksa
FREE TREATMENT Fer ,s =. r4s es q s ss
afternoons.
YaryG NEy II you are troae.sd With nizhs
luttu ALJ emissions. sxh2uztinx drains.
pinpiss, bashfulnes-. aversion 70 society, stn-
psdnsss, dss pon3sGcy. losx CT energy, ar5 olti0a
and sslE-coni1ence, which deprive you Of your
u anhood and absolutely uRns yea fo- study,
business or Earrssge-lf you are thus 0-ctsd
yea Know the cscsa Get val and ae Ran
ADDElG s,0 s's = ss. :.
aching backs aad kidaeys. frequent painful
urinasion and ssd meat IN Urine, III posency or
WEAKNESS Of sexual organs, ac1 other unnistAk-
able slgns of nervous debility and PREMATURE
decay. Many die OF this tfnculty. igrorsnt Of
the cause. which 10 the seeona STAGE o. ssninM
character treated with unisslias success
pplylTp Issssses-s3lssl, Goaorrn0a, In1a-n-
lufaib nations, Disc bar xss. Structures, esk-
ness Of Organs. sypailis, Hyt-oceles Saricoeeas
and Kindred Troubles quickly cured without
p.in and detention from business
rlTippu-which polsoas the breath, stomach
Coa.unp.iO ana Th1oss Inv L9.l. Hs.s. Kidney.
Bladder and all constitutional and internal
troubles: also Rapture, Piles, flstHla treated
far In advance OF any other institution in tas
country.
,MO0 AND SKIN Diseases, Sores. spe,s Pm PIN.
Tains=, Tumogs, Te.ier. Eczsms and osnsr
Impurities OF ths blood thoroughly ersdicased,
leaving the system in . strong pure and
healthfui state
IlnIpS-If you are suffering from persistent
kauiho Headaches. Painful Menstruatioa,
leucorrhOa or Whites, Itolsrnbe Itching. pls-
placement of the Womb, or any other distress
Ing ailments peculiar 10 your sex, you should
consult D.. sweaay without decay. he cures
when Others laiL
VpJTp Your troubles II living away from the
HMtb city. Thousands cured st home ~
correspondence and by medicine sent secure
from OBJ ervasIon. Book entitled "GUlDk 10
HEALTH" sent free TO thass describing their
troubles
once hours. . TO IL a NJ, to and TO
= m Sunday, 10 20 IL a H. oaly. Address
LBvKREIT sWEANY. NJ. D..
us Front g.. seattle Wash
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Salvation Army.
Free Methodist Church.

Barracks. SIS Jackson street Prayer meeting,
IA N. Holiness meeting, II a m Free and
easy, 8 p. III A rousing nesting at p. N.
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Presbyterian Churches.

German Reformed-seventh and Olive strests
Services l0:5o q. m. and p m Rev. w. j.
Hughes, of Baker City, Or, viii preach.
First Mission-In Wards Hail. GEORGETOWN,
South Seattle. Sunday school, $50 p m
Ross Mission-D. /. Fordney. pastor. Preach.
ing. $50 p. IN first and third sabbath Of month.
Lake Union-Kilbourne avenue, Fremont
Rev S. c. Head, pastor. Services IL q N and
80 p. N.
Observation-Disclosures, near Ballard. Sunday
school y m Rev. ID. l. Fordney, of Ballard,
will conduct services at 4p m
Observation-Disclosures and First avenue;
ID. l. Fordney, pastor. Preaching, II a. m. and
4 p, ~ Sabbath school, 10 q m L. r. s. c. T.,
$50 p. m Prayer meeting, Thursday, =. m
Calvary-Markes and King streets Rev. 9.
J. Kennedy, pastor Residence. IA Market
street No preaching services owing 10 pastor $
absence at the meeting of the synod. Sabbath
school ~ 1878 r. m
w. A. Major. pastor Residence. All Temperance
street Preaching, IL a. IN. and 80 Y. m. sab
bath school, l2;l5 p. M \. T. 3 e. r., $50 y
II. Prayer meeting, Thursday. 7.So p IN
First-Fourth and Spring streets Rev. Alex
ander Alison. d. d., pastor. Residences. 1912
Marion street Services. IL a M and 30 p m
Morning subject, "a Years Work Temporarily
and spiritually" being review of the church
operations TO October l. Evening, third of q
series OF short dseourses on the Bible. sub
ject, "The Sundays OF Creation. or Science and
the Bible. sunday school. 1880 p m T..
Y. :. c. e. 6:i5 p m. Prayer meeting.
Thursday. p. Preachers meeting, Thurs
day, 7si5 y. N.
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Evanreiicai A..oci.t,on.

Standardization and Birch streets. Rev
Aug Ernst, pas.or, $40 Harrison street. Services,
ii g. m. and p Sunday school, a.45 a. m.
Young peoples meeting, p m. Literary enter
tainment last Sunday of each month
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Christian Cnnrenss

Olympic Avenue Church OF Christ. s'4
Olympic syenue-R. III. Moss. pastor Sunday
school, 10 g. m: preaching, u g. N and 7:s0
p m
First-seneca street. between Third and
Fourth Preaching. IL g. M and o. m by
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United Presbyterian Church.

-sson. pastor; residence. us spring street
Services, IL q. II. and p m. Sabbath
school. i2:I5 p m Junior Y. z. s C. <,
$50 p m Young Peoples Society, Gas p.
M Prayer meeting Thursday p u.
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