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q Temple pastor Morning su5lecs.
Christ All and In All Evening sso}e1s.
Faith the Measure OF Blessing.
TayIor-Bsrch street. Rev. George n
lee vsaSfor residence - Birch street
Services Sunday a. II n. and y p m
Observation-Disclosures. Rev. Heratio All.
ing pastor. Sunday services. III a. m afla
10 2. m Y. z. s. e (. e-so p n. Sua-
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Christian Chnrches.

Olympic Avenue Church OF Christ-5f4
Oiwrnr9c avenue r II. Moss pastor.
sunday school, 10 l. n Preaching. II a.
n and 30 D. m.
Ftr.f-seneca street. between Third ard
Fourth. J. " Smith. pastor. residence si3
WfIloy street Services II a. n. and 5
. IA Up S. C. E. Gas ?. n.
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African NJ. Z. Church.

Rev. Allen w whaley VII prescn -
grounds az II a. m and p m
Jones Street African VI z. church-ls9
Jones street Services, u.30 a. m. ana
n. m Praise meeting. I'D 2. m freach-
ing pv the Rev Thomas Reece. OF the
City mission. Sunday school, I'D p m
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nouces under these headings. the same
should be left ~ the business Offices OF
notices.
Funeral notices. resolutions or other
special ANNOUNCEMENTS viii be charged at
ton
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Hereafter notices IN en-. church 6irss-
tory will be confined TO annou nse J. = !,
OF sunday services OILY and saoye--ts - =.
xrrrnoye Extended musical pTcgFsfnIslss
Tor sunday services ard announce ,,ssis -
OF church entertainments viii o s1.y.s.1s
r4sfIfsh~sf a. advertising rates 49, -
Tor t1is Department should be re.-eaes- 800. .
this Office not later Than ] 2 ~, -,
day in order TO insure puOsic11'1 -
Sunday morning.
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$50; flyers. s45edS; large ROSTERS. s5Gs-se-
New red onions 6sg7ec-
Potatoes-Eariy Rose. &c Burbanks
sHc6sl.
Butter, fancy creamery butter. i5iz6isc:
seconds, l41-ai5c: fancy dairy. lSnlsc'
choice, uGi2c.
Fancy mid new cheese, 4Gs51c; East
ern. 13df4i-c-
Store eggs, i.l49itc; ranch. Idlsc.
Financial.
Silver hsre .ssa. dssTs DraEt-Sgght ..-.-21s
Msx5cz~ d0is3 TS3r-. Telegraph .......5
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Renicn ohurch-Rev. Gtiherr. pastor
Sunday s'hocl ar II a. M Preaching al
p. III.
YcSier Juacticn chUTch-Sunssav az y =
IA. Preaching by Z. n. Davis aud other
ministers.
nuwamish church-Danied Raglav mas
tor. Sunday school al - a. m Prasrh-
ing NJ n m.
Columbia church-Suppiy by y. Pax4ev
and Rev. Gilbert. Sunday school a. II
rs.. followed by preaching.
Secon3-North Seattle. Republican ard
Poplar streets. Services u a. IN. aad T,s6
p m SUNDAY school Viii reontn Prof
Eugene Nsllev. A. NJ. pastor.
First-Thfrd ana Pine streets Rev
Clark Davis. pastor; residence, so Pike
street Services. II a. m. and $ n N.
Young peoples meeting. B.sA sunday
ss>hool = So Morning subject, The Holy
Spirit" Evening. The Lifting Forces or
American Life
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Reformed Churches.

German Reformed church, Seattle
Seventh between Pine and Olive streets.
Services ar II a. m. and 80 p. m
German Reformed church. Bailard-Post
street and Second avenue. @. Graedel,
pastor. Services Sundays al II a. m
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p-s~hxter,an Churches.

First Ms.sion--In Wards hall. George
town. South Seattle Preaching. p. m
welsh-Seventh and Olive streets. sun
day school, 2:3o y. IN. preaching. 1:So
p. m
Ross M,ssson--D. L. Fordney, pastor.
Preaching. $50 p. m. first and third sao-
bath OF month.
ra-First--Broadway and First av-
<nle Rev u. T.. Fordney. pastor
prsachlng. III a. m. and T:30 .. m. Y. p.
g. G. E., $50 p. m
calvary--Market and King streets. Rev.
& j. Kennedy. pastor. residence. IS. SUIT
Ter street Preaching. II a. M and p
m by Rev Dwight *. Steele. OF Howard.
Kan.
cumberland Presbyterian church-Cor-
ner window and Willow streets.
preaching by the pastor, Rev r. +:
Powell Sabbath services at ii a. m. and
y. m.
Second--Norih Seattle-oak and Harrt-
son. Rev w. A. Major. pastor: resi-
dence. All Temperance street Preaching,
ii a m. and p. IA. Sunday school re-
opens at 1850.
First-Fourth and Spring streets Rev.
Alexander Alison, ID. D.. pastor; resi-
dsnce 1el2 Marion street. telephone. 962.
Services IL a. ~. and .. m. Rev. A. j.
Kennedy will preach morning and even
ing. Y. r. 8. c. T.. els p. m
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FOR SALE-Why fool away your money
on wildcat lots when you can buy nice
residence or business lots on Yesler
avenue for the low price of 500? This
same lot three years ago would have
sold readily for $1,000. ! will sell THIS
lot on a longtime payment and il you
want TO build a home / will give you
special terms. Don't miss this oppor-
tunity. as l have only a limited number
of these choice lots: and remember that
YeSler avenue is one OF the very best
streets in Seattle, and before many
years will be business street from one
end to the other George Dorffel, lis
Columbia street, Halter block.
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WANTE-p-A position by fsrst-class
sIenograrher. typewriter and hockkesp D
edge OF law work, good references. NJ.
box 16e4. Tacoma.
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Total sales.
Total sales OF stocks today we're los. so
shares, including: American Sugar, "a
goo; Atchison. 2,2co; Burlington $500; Chi
cago Gas, 7e0 Dtstilling. $3.50: Kansas
& Texas pfd. 1900; Reading. 900; 81.
Paul. 500: Tennessee Coal, 1850, United
States Leather. AGO. United states pfi.
900; United States Rubber. $3.50. Wheel
ing. $500.
Flour.
Flour-Receipts 1850 barrels: exports.
$500 barrels sales, 5000 packages. Neg
lected and rather weak City mill pat
ents. 81. 7o7i 90, city mill clears, si.13G
As; Minnesota patents. $65a2.30: Min
nesota bakers. $3.50; winter patents.
s.. SQi,5o.
Wheat.
wheat-Receipts. 2i.Oo bushels: sales.
! 030,o 600 bushels futures. 5000 bushels spot.
Spot inactive. No. >. red store and ele-
vAtor 70sxc ahoat; 71asc Z. o. b; 72iac
afloat: No !. Northern, 74s.c. Options
rather quiet and demand irregular within
a small range. the tendency, however, he
ing downward. owing 10 weak foreign
selling fair Argentine shipments and less
disposition 20 credit the reports OF dam
age TO spring wheat; closed ssG2.c lower.
July closed. 76&.c August closed. 7li<c:
September. Il 3-l6G72c. closed 7i'4c; De-
tober. 72T7eSsc. closed s2iac: December.
7slaTsp.c. closed 7S7sc
Hops.
Hops-ouie;; Pacific coast. old 3asc;
1884. sac.
Wool.
wool-Firm: domestic. 1890: pulled.
eoGaac. Northern, sloal4. Southern. 81. so
Git.
Metals.
COpper-Strons. brokers' price. 500.
Lead-S;rong' brokers' price. $3.l2i5.
Pig ir0n-Firnl.
Tin-Plates duh.
tolfee,
CoTee-Options closed dull at IN
changed 20 10 points decline; September.
$40; December. sl4 50. Spot eoTee-Rlo
quiet. No. :. l5is. Mili-Quiet,
~U-ear.
Sugar-Raw stea ly. far refining. 27sc;
centrifugal q test. 2l.c. Realistically;
Nc. {. I-i69ss.c. No. : l5-167 llsc: No.
8. 5-ls9rkc: Nc .. 37SFlt l-l6c: Mould A.
4 li-lST4Tsc. standard A 5-ls3a%c. cut
lear i-I68si.c: crushed. i-I595Ac:
powdered. 4S.G5 I-tsc; graduated, 7-r1
4Sc.
Petroleum.
Petroleam-Crltei closed si.5a bid.
For binder Irvine and bale ties go 10
Mitchell. Lewis & Staycr Co. SsS Com
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Financial
Mining stocks
NEW YORK MARkETss
The stock Exchange.


New York. July l3.-Today's gold ship
Enent. the first since the government bosp.
issue, has had no effect on the market.
The trading was dull. The railway list
was neglected. although the few sales
made were slight concession from last
nights closing figures. Marked depression
was shown in the industrials, and toward
the end OF the first hour the grangers am
other railway shares receded sharply.
Sugar declined ia and the grangers s4A
per cent. During the last hour OF trading
the market received some support and
Sugar advanced 12s and the rest of the list
fraction In the final sales Sugar and L.
s. Rubber were sold freely. and yielded l
per cent. each, but the market was gener-
ally firm at the close. The net results
generally disclose losses. the leaders be-
ing Sugar lis and Rubber per cent.
During the week speculation was moder-
ateiy active but unsettled. The industrials
were the leaders. and under heavy bear
pressure developed marked depression.
Sugar led of In the early operations with
an advance OF ~ per cent. In the later
trading. however, a recession was made
OF 7ss per cent. to 1854. The break was at
tributed mainly to clique manipulation.
The final sale was within fraction of the
lower point and SIS per cent. below last
Saturdays figures. The government crop
report WAS regarded as favorable. and in
duced brisk covering by the shorts, which
sent st. Paul and Burlington to the best
figures of the year. Subsequent reports
of crop damage resulted in liberal sell
ing. The week closed barely firm, but
with prices generally lower than on last
Saturday. The aggregate sales were 1.15l.-
loo shares and 1877 stocks were dealt in.
Speculation in bonds today was devoid
OF feature. the saies being $40. 900. The
bond trading of the week was fair in VOL
ume. The sales were ss,si2 900. and 81
bonds were traded in.
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Episcopal Churches.

ST. Mary's church. Woodland Park, Rev.
Geo. II. Watson. ID. D.. rector. Evening
prayer. $50 =. m
St. hen's-Ballard-Rev. +. +. Hy-
land. rector. Services at il a. IN. and 80
=. M. Y +. s. G. T., $50 p. m. Bible
class, p. m Holy Communion, first
Sunday N month. IL a m; third Sunday
at $50 a m.
Trinity Parish-Eighsh ana James
streets Rev. George Herbert Watson. d
n, pastor First Sunday after Trinity.
Holy Communion, T:s0 a. IN. Morning
PRAYER with sermon. IL q. m. Topic
hGodly otnetness." Twilight service. $50
=. N.
ST. Clement s-~Market street. near Yes
Ter averue. Rev. Henry A Dexter off,
csating. Rev. Or. Watson. IN charge
Services II a m. and y. m Morning
subject. ''Ary God, My God. Why Hast
Thou Forsal<en Me7" Sunday school. 10
a. m.
ST. Mark's-Fltth and Olive streets
Rev David Claiborne Garrett. rector.
Holy Communion. $50 a. m. Holy Com
munion and sermon, II a m. Young Peo-
Piles service. 6;is. Evening PRAYER and
sermon. S p. m. Sunday school, sS a. m.
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Catholic Churches.

81. Francis Xsv1er C'hapel-Sixth ana
Spring streets. Rev. Victor Garland. 8
j. in charge. Mass. ? a. IN.
our Lady OF Good Heip-South Fourth
and Washington streets. Rev. = Y Pre-
-orta1ns. PASTOR. Low mass a m
high mass. ioss a. M, bcnedsctlon. $50
=. m.
Church OF the Immaculate Broadway
and Madison streets. Rev Father De
thoVer. II spokane temporary pastor
Conducted nv the Jgsuits. Early mass
) a m; high mass. - a. m. Sermon
aad heneaictior, T,45 =, m.
Sacred Eesrt--Beli and Sixth streets
Conducted by thu Ee3enpto~fSts Ray
Joseph a. ksutx. . So n. pastor Low
MAS with sermon. = m, high mass
with sermon. io.sA a N. HOLY Family
association Tlsset1Ug. g. m N~snN-s
sermon and hcsleStiction. Ia =. m
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FOR SALE-A great bargain; ~ acres ex-
cellent land. three-quarters OF a pile
water front. on the Sound. between Sc
attic and Tacoma, south of Alki point
only miles from Seattle city limits;
finest view OF the Sound. price SO per
acre: on very easy terms: viii sell IN
tracts to suit. Aim & Slettergren. Hal
Ter block
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conversational Churches.

Tdgewat-r-Rev. J, T. Nichols raxtor
T.. y. n.
Piymeuth--TAir3 a7d University streets.
Sex4ees. u a. ~ and y. II. Res. W. Ii.
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salvation Army.

Barracks. corner Yesler avenue and
South Third street-Prayer meeting a. m
Holiness meeting, II a. m. Free and easy.
. p. m. A rouslng meeting at p. m
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FOR SAI,E,-I wonder If any person in
Seattle wants a great big snap IN hen-
ton addition? Double corner. l51xi-t.
name the price.
s.. ta0-Beautiful home, every convenience.
overlooking Lake Washington: monthly
payments: see il and you will purchase.
sit00 will buy i6o acres choice timber
land; worth today $500: owner sicri-
fees needing ready cash; this Is gen
uina bargain.
81, a0ETfde land on Commercial street; a
choice tract, equal Ito three lois, the
best investment in Seattle today.
81 OOo-,A choice building spot on RAINIER
street: finest view of Lake Washing
ton; very cheap.
seOa-Six choice lots. North Seattle, crown
addition; this Is dirt cheap.
7 have 81 coo to loan on Seattle residence
property, . per cent; money here In the
bank. "a,
Yesler building, Office hours, TO ~ a.
m and 10 %. m.
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wANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-To buy on ulo-thfy pay
-nents lot and house Of six to e.Sf,t
rooms In good location. state fun par
ftcuIars. r H. Post -fnte e. II gencer
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Evangelical Association.

Decentralization and Birch streets.
Rev. Aug Ernst. pastor, SD Harrison
streets. Services. II a. m. and p. m.
Young Peoples meeting, p. m.
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Seattle Branch. No. /. OF the Theosophi-
cal Society. Sunday. y. m. 612 Third
street. Lecture on Seven Principles OF
Man" by members.
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Kantisf Churches

SweaIsh-Bell and Eighth streets Rev.
Aug Olson. pastor: residence. 81 Dexter
street Services. II a. m. and 7.So D. m
Young peoples meeting. p. IN.
North Seattle-Third and Cedar streets.
Rev. C. r Brownlee pastor: resldence
100 Oak street Services. II a. m and
T:sn .. m. r. Y +. l.. ESQ p, m.
Market Street Market and Main
streets Rev W. +. Fleenor. pastor: resi-
,fence sol Market street Preaching II
M and 80 =. m Preaching bv Mrs
A Macp0ugRn PRAYER meeting each
Thursday evening Young peoples meet-
ing. $50 n. m.
First Church Fourth street between
James and Cherry. Rev. w. r Tayfor
pastor Services ~ II a m. and s .. m
sunday school. is;S0 y M.
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PstrOleum-Unitea closed u.5a bid.
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WANTED-About middle August, Tur-
nished house seven or eight rooms In
pleasant neighborhooi. convenient 20
ear hne: rent must he moderate, frieE-
ences furnished. Address I. =, foSi-
Intelli gencer.
WANTED-By man and wife three %
four un9uTnLshed or Furnished rootis IN
private family close n, noGeEa' -
ences EXCHANGED! Address =. .. Pos
Iate.ligencer.
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German Reformed church. Bailard-Post
street and Second avenue. @. Graedel,
pastor. Services Sundays a II a. m
Young Mems Christian Association.
General Secretary 4. s. Lippy viii adj
dress the regular meeting at the rooms,
1917 Front streg, this afternoon AZ
O'Clock. Topic. God" Address by Rev.
J. y. Smith. All men welcome Active
members are urged 20 be present
Young women's Christian Association
The Young woman's Christian Associa-
az their rooms, us Third street. Sunday.
al y. m. Preaching by Mrs. Charles
Black. All women are cordially invited
salvation Army.
Barracks, corner Yesler avenue and
South Third street-Prayer meeting a. m
Holiness meeting. II a. m. Free and easy.
.. m. A rousing meeting at p. m
Evangelical Association.
German-Harrison and Birch streets.
Rev. Aug Ernst. pastor. $50 Harrison
streets Services, II a. m. and 5 p. m.
Young Peoples meeting. p. m.
United Presbyterian Church.
Sixth and Seneca streets. Rev. 8. Dell
johnston, pastor: residence, SO Seneca
street Services, IL a. m. and p. m.
Y. p. s. c. E.. $50 p. m.
Christian Mission and Seamen's Bethel
In basement OF Seattle National Bank
building. South Second and fesler ave-
nue-Services Sunday at 3 and 7:45 p.
every day at II o'clock
Seattle City Mission.
Hall so4 Commercial streee-Gospel serv-
ices, 7:s0 p. m. every evening through
the week. MONDAY prayer service. II to
/ p. m 7. p. s. c. f.
Adventists.
Advent Christian meetings IN Masonic
building. DIR. William Chapman, pastor.
Social and prayer meeting. 1o:l5 a. m.
Preaching, II a. N.
Theosophy.
Seattle Branch, No. /. of the Theosophi-
cal Society. Sunday, p: M ,r, sl2 Third "a
Man" by members.
Spiritualists.
First Spiritual Society-Pettis' hall,
Front street near Madison. Regular SER
vice every Sunday. p. m Chiidrens
lyCeum. ii a. IN.
Cumberland Presbyterian.
Third church-windom and Willow
streets Services. II a. m. and S D. m.
Rev r. F. Powell. pastor. Y. p. S. G. E..
30 p. M
Christian Alliance.
Gospel services In Freed's hall. on Ninth
street, between Pine and Olive. at u. m.
every Sabbath. Preaching by Rev. J. A
Frazer.
Unitarian Church.
Seventh. between Pike and Unson-Rev.
J. III. Acton, y. D., pastor. Residence.
1907 Seventh street. No services until
July Is.
Free Methodist Church.
ef2 Pine street G.. II. Sage pastor
Services. IL a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Class
meeting, l. noon.
Christian Science.
The Christian Science Bible class meets
at IL a. m. In room 5. Hinckley block.
Restitution.
Services. p. m. Sunday. at 23os Front
street.
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FOR RENT-Housekeepi rooms, fur
niShed complete, at lowest rates. Flor
ence house, AIS Madison street.
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United Presbyterian Church.

Sixth and Seneca streets. Rev. s. Dell
johnston. pastor: residence, SO Seneca
street Services. IL a. m. and p. m.
Y p. S. c. E.. $50 p. m.
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FOR SAI.E;-A genuine bargain; 100 lots
on car lire and on the line Of South
canal: rs minutes ride from center OF
city: $40 piece, worth $50; will sell in
tracts of I'VE lots or more: must he sold
Immediately. Call rooms and Hal
Ter block.
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THE MARKET REPORT.
TODAY's WEATHER.

TODAY'S WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Portland. Or. July -. 1895.
Fair; warmer.
Il. 8. PAGUE, Forecaster.
u. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. Juiy IL 1915
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ADVERTISERS, NOTICE.


NOTICE-The business once OF the
Sunday hours. a. m. TO .. m. CLASH
fed advertisements win be received up 10
this time
Advertisers desiring display advertise
merits changed for the Sunday issue must
hand In. copy by o'clock Saturday 20
insure change
PoST-rNrEIIIGENC co.
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FOR SALh-A well established pasas,,r.
boat business, including fine h1,
house and a first-ciass fleet of sail ars
row boats. For particulars inquire 4
dress George G.. Bartlett. foot OF Union
street. Seattle. Wash.
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First Spiritual Society-Pettis' hall,
Front street, near Madison. Regular SER
vice every Sunday. p. m Children's
lyceum. II a. IN.
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Advertisements under the head Of Lost.
Found. For Sale For Rent and Situations
Wanted Will be inserted al the rate of
cent a word each insertion. Payment al
ways in advance. No advertisements re-
ceived for less than cents
The following letters await advertisers
At this office:
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WANT A NEW SEAT for that chair
II and 16-inch perforated seats l0c: ii
irch, 1Sc. garden sets. spade. hoe ara
rake, worth and sold for &c everywhsrs
only 15c: larger sets, sc. Coon Bros'
40S Pike street.
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General Secretary 4. s. Lippy viii ad-
hre~s the regular meeting al the rooms,
1917 Front street. this afternoon at
O'Clock Topic God" Address by Rev.
J. y. Smith. All men welcome Active
members are urged 20 be present
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FOR sAIE-REAL ESTATE.

I.Tv EGMoRE'S SPECIALS - Do YOU
krcw where Union addition isg II *
WITHIN one mile OF my office, NhRn =
in the Burke building. on nas corner %
seeona and Marion. Il is a. the nead
Of Pike street. and just north % Den
rys Broacfway a,fdItlol, ana ten in''s-
utes' walk from the postoifsce-
II YOU want 10 go out and sec II toirlcr-
row Won walk up Second street 10 IKE,
thence east on Pike street 5whlcn Yen MI
+bs PIKE street business men are always
1sr 10 date with life's necessities. as Wetl
a. luxuries-and that means MI MI - 10
AoSs. and al the head of the street S,'0
viii find q nice level plateau. WHERE ma
streets are graded and SfdewaLhs iasa.
E,ro-,, tIsis r,.ssle~tv Won have fine view
90 passing steamers, SHIPS Ihaa ~. 49,, -
the might" ocean going vessels. tae vty M
srs Toni az the wheel" YOU can mount
Il and ride 10 your business GU .S W.
paved streets taS Second street ~ -. 49,
paved iulr1esiia telyl in ave !hiiin1es N.. 49,
No..-Nr, street. ear needed. l can give
YOU a choice Of lots IN this afliilph' 49,
ing in price from 500 70 Sl.Sn ~. s. ..tes
srhxoi>e hlocks II, the addition at nom sI,oo
70 $1,000 a block which would SNerase
you less than sleo sot IN Toslls across a. Ssss
the street, south OF this property, IN
Denuy's Broadway addition, lots hsNs
sold for S. ~ ana "a s'n a,n va t mat sold III.
Now finally / want you 10 n1Nhse the 30
cation as TO tranSisorta alton careiuisy' lux
YOU cannot beat IL in the city.
The east line OF Union additloh - oAtc
block from Broadway car lines.
The south line OF Union addition IS rWo
and one-haif blocks from Madison street.
car line. ,... =. 49,
The west line OF Union addition IS TWO
and one-haH blocks from the Thlru street
car line. =, 49,,
The north line of Union addition Is two
ana one-half blocks from the secolao
street car line. You never thouSnt or VuiS
before did you; neither did l. TIL CONF
MERGED to write this ad. come I'D anu
let's go up and look this all over HEX
week for soon X will be "out OF slshS
for some OF YOU, and YOU cannot nuy
at these figures. and il you Will look a. ie
YOU will agree with ME that there Is iiot
a more choice location IN the city Tor NICE
homes. ,>
Renton addition have four me dloilios
for sale in this addition, for less ihS-4iey
than YOU could replace them To-Day az
present prices for labor and material. l
have FIVE lots on Renton hill, running al
prices from $50 and upwards. situated on
Chestnut Hyde and Rose Streets lnat
are for sale on easy terms III You want
bargains at prices that are equal 10 the
times come and see me.
c. r. LINERMottE.
I'D Marion street, Burke building. ground
floor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-14
rouno Momen,s ChrIstIan ASSOCIATION

The Young Woman's Christian Associa-
ton will hold their usual Gospel service
ar their rooms, us Third street. Sunday.
at y. m. Preaching by Mrs. Charles
Black. All women are cordially invited