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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-22
Methodist Episcopal Churches.

Presiding Elder Pew. =. r. Ford. y. u.
corner Elliott and Anna streets Cs.esn
Anne.
oernan-stswar, and Thirteenth, Rey.
Joseph Hepp, pastor. residence. lel ,kfilf-
teenth- Services II a. N. and % ? m
Sorwegisn-Danish--F and Owe
Rev. y. !. Ls1ndsgss-d. pastor resieetlce'
Sds Olive. Services Il q. m and 10 ? IA
Battery sfreet-corner Third snd Bat
terry. Preaching II a. IA and : =. m ID
worth League, 30 p m Z. X. Hayward
pastor.
Grace-Painier and Eing streets. Rev
W. T. Ford, pastor: residence. d. suttes.
Services II a. N. and 80 ?. m. Ep"1Ell4
Gilman PAR. Fallard-Rev. ". II.
Johnstone. pastor. Service II a. n. Z lla
3 2. m. Class meeting, z m Ep~9rth
League. To D. n.
Madison sfreet-Mafison gnd Clover
dale. Rex. n a Covingrou, pastor
Services Al Il a. T.. and - 2. N. SUNDAY
school. ~ D. m EpwoTth League go
=. N.
Tfinity-cornsr kentucky and Mercer
streets Rev Newman ?. Tsdrisk pas
tor: residence adjoining church. Services
81 i q m. and I'D ?. N. Morning sub
1Act. Reminded OF an Important Grace >"
Evening subject. Our asking or Think
ina No Measure OF Our Blessing" Cen
sral class 70 80 a IA. Sunday school y Is
Z. m. JSior League. so p. m Epworih
League. $50 2. II.
s1Hetttst4tat ~ ttts 4 itAl =
and Marion streets. Rev. William Arnold
Shankiin. pastor. residence OF Seneca
street. telephone ssz. Sermons by the pas
tor az II 8. m and 7.s5 p. n. Morning
subject, Every Christian Herald OF the
Cross. Evening subject. Sober Minded
ness" Class meeting. 10 a. N. Epworth
League meeting, GO p m Sunday
school, Is =. n. Junior Epwortn
League. Monday. Z p. m. Pentccostai
meeting. Tuesday. ? p. n. Glass meeting.
Tuesday. .. N. Prayer meeting. Thurs
day. 2. IA.
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Ep,Scopal Churches.

St. Mary's, Woodland Park-Rev. Geo.
II. Watson. ID. D., rector. Evening pray
er. 3; 30 y. m.
St Marks North Seattle Mission-Olym-
pic avenue. The mission VIII reopen to-
day with SUNDAY school al u. m. Service
and sermon by Rev. David Claiborne Car
rett at y. m.
ST. Stephens, Ballard-Rev. r. r. Hy
land rector. Services at II a. m. and 100
y. m. Y. +. s. G. f, $50 p. m. Bible
class 3 y. m. Holy Communion. first sun
day In month. IL a. m: third Sunday at
30 a. m.
ST Clement's-Narket street. near Yes
Ter avenue. Rev Henry A. Dexter ofiici-
ating. Rev Dr. Watson in charge. Cele-
bration OF the Holy Communion, $50 a.
m. Evening prayer with sermon, 1:30
r. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Trinity Parish church-Jhmes and
Eighth streets. Rev. George h, Watson.
u II. rector. Sunday school 9.45 a. m.
HOLY Communion. s a n. Morning prayer
with sermon. II a. m. Evening PRAYER
with sermon. $50 p. m. Sermons by the
rector Free sittings. Vested choir.
ST Mark s-Fifth and Olive streets. two
squares north Or Pike. Fev nnvfd f'iai-
borne Garrett rector Holy Communion
a. N. Sunday school. 9i5 a. m. Morning
PRAYER and sermon. II a. m: subject
''Christianity's Challenge 20 Material
Ism. Evening PRAYER and sermon. T;3a
Y. m: subject zone Thing Lacking"
Short afterServlce OF song In the ser4--
tees today the rector viii Officiate for the
last time until October q.
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Lutheran Churches.

Trinity Lutheran Sunday school. Flew
enth and Union. at 9.45 a. m.
English Holy Trinltv-Seventh and
Union. Sunday school, AS a m. Church
services $50 y. m.
German Lutheran-nuw Mission.
Sander's hall. below Sweenev's brewery.
Services 2.sl every other Sunday.
Norwegian -Dauish-Fourth and Pine
streets. s. II. Toilefson. pastor. Study In
basement. Services. n a. m. and p. N.
German Evangelical lions congrega-
fion--Freed's hall. Ninth street. between
Pine and Olive. Services. 1870 a. m. and
T:D p. IN.
Swedish Evangeiicai-Thlrd street. near
Pike. Rev. Martin L. Larson. pastor.
residence. 1927 Firth street. between Pike
and Union. Services. 10s45 a m. and
r. m.
German Lutheran-Services In hall cor
ner Main and Twelfth streets. Services
every second and fourth Sunday OF the
month at 7:ts .. m. by the Rev. W. III.
Behrens. OF Tacoma
Rainier Heights MiSsion-At Presbyter-
ian church. Market street. Services at
2.30 D. m. every other Sunday Pastor,
E Kaappe: residence. 1919 Tenth street;
assistant pastor. Rev. W. II. kurtz, 1913
Tenth street.
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Pre.hyterian Chnrche,-

First Mission-In Wards ball. George
town. South Seattle. Preaching. p. m
Walsh-Sevonth and Olive streets sun
day school $50 2. m. Preaching. 7.30 p m.
Rose Mission-n. l. Forducv, pastor.
preaching. $50 p. m. first and third Sab
bath OF month.
first, Ballard-Rroadw ay and First ave
nue. Rev u. L. Fordncy. pastor Preach
ine II a, nj. and 20 l. ~. y l.. :. G. r,
{ 81 = III.
Second. North Seattle-Oak and Harri-
son streets. Rev. ". 4. Major. Yastor.
residence. &lT Temperance street Preach
trr - IN End Is IA SUNDAY school \ ?
- 50 p. m. Tive minutes devoted 10 ques-
tion box
FBrst-FouTth and Spring streets Rev
Alexander Alison. u. l.. pastor. residence.
1919 Marion street; tcieuho1e 81 Services
II a. n. and p. m y. +. s. 4. Z. 6l5
T. m.
Calvary Market ana King stra,-s Rev.
] Kennedy pastor rcs'der"" 5'3 set
ter street sermons by the pastor sun
say school 11-ls q IN Y 7. : e. r. 80
+ II. Prayer meeting Thursday az D. II.
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Sacred Heart-BeIl ana Sixth streets.
Con.ucfsd By the Redenptorists Rev.
Tosarh 4. Kautz, c. IS. r. pastor. Low
mass. with sermon. a. n; high mass,
vrftn sermon. .I0>53 a m Holy Family as
ISOLATION meeting, 2 n tespers, ser
mon and benedjction. 20 2. n.
our Lady OF Good Help-Seoth Fourth
and Washington streets. Rev. z. Y Pre-
fontalne, pastor. Low mass. 5 a m. high
mass. 10 % a n: bsnediction. To ?. N.
Church % the Observation-Disclosures
and Madison street. Rev. Etctor Garland
pastor, Esy. Father DsthoNe r. Of Spo-
kane. assistant pastor. Conducted BY the
Jesuits/ Early mass, a. n. high mass
I0.25 a. n Sunday school. .. n. Ser
mon and b4nedlction. :: ~ p. N.
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MctholIst rrnte.tnnt Chnr,.h..

Renton church, Rev Gilbert. pastor
sunday school st II "a. n. Preaching at S
=. ~.
Duwamlsh church-Daniel Dariev ras-
ter. sunday school az u a. 10. Preaching
n; =. -.
Yesler. Junction churca-V -ca hing on
Sunday At II a. m by e. i. Davis and
other ministers
Columbia church-S5rpue3 bv n. Dag
lev ard Rev Gilbert sunday school an n
a m. followed by preaching
Second. North Republican ana
poplar streets Services n a. ~ ana 4
=. m Prot Eugene Miller. \ 81. pastor
seats free
First-Thlrd ana Pine str-nts Rev
CLARK Davis, pastor. residence 80 Pike
street Services = a. m ant e a. y IN
Morning subtsct Christ Jesus our s.
vlor" E,venlue subject. The Fyeld ~ the
slcthful" NoarE Peoples meeting. 8 a.
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Ranti,t churrheS.

North Ssatt'e-rh.rt ana Ca,lar streets.
Rev (. L. EroN nice. pastor. yes s1euce,
ils oak street Ser ces II a. m- ana
~ n IN y y. =. t. e - =. 20.
Swedish peU and ELNhth streets. Rev.
Ar9~ex Swartx pastor. residence. S-5
Iz.~ter street Services. 1885 a. IN. and
10 81 m. Sunday school neon NouuS
Peap.e-s meeting. 3. IN th0rs-av pray
e. meeting. : 4 IN SATURDAY Young fco-
Pies meeting. 3. -.
First church Fourth street between
James aua Cherry. Rev. : g.. onrum.
pastor. Services AZ 1l a. ra. ana = "a.
Sunaav school e 50 = ~. Young Fec
Pie 5 meeting. els =. N Class for STUDY
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/Rayenna Park-Rev. l. u. Beck, pastor
Services a. II a. n. and p. m Sunday
school. 10 a. n.
Third Cumberland Pres5vterian-corne
Ibf Window and willow streets. Rev. r
F. Powell, pastor residence. SIS McClaire
street. Services or Sabbath az II a m
and 100 ?. N. Sermons by the pastor.
sunday school al 1918 ,. m I. P. 5. &.
L. s: % p. n.
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expac. much change in prices next week.
TIE inquiry for choice feeders is on the
Increase The hog market was 15Geac
lower: common 70 choice heavy. S3-sSa5
49, choice butchers weights. 4-sSG + IS;
lights Ss64s5. mixed. S75ll4-25
II sheep the supply offered was soon
disposed CT az unchanged prices, sales be-
ine On the basis OF 8 s5G2So for native
sheep. S2So53 for Westerns and s314-S9
for lambs.
Receipts-Cattls Loo. calves 50. hogs
Is 90 sheen 8 10
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARkET.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


New Yo~k. Sept -t-The stock market
opened s-uve a1d Irregular. with hut
sii-at changes .r prices, the spectators
sssurliar a decided tone. and II compare
lively lEht trsdtag advances were scored.
extending ~ ~ 81 Chicago Gas - IN
Southern pve ferred and Sugar, Ia IN =.
Paul su3 ! per cent each in Tennessee
Coal. Missouri Paclfc and Cor3aGe guar
antced- Tobacco opened IA tower. rallied
lls and closed a, lower. The advance IN
che general market Was steumed for a
bE.es interval around lo.S}, snd then pricss
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CARD OF THANKS.

CARD OF THANKS-Rev. and Mrs. a.
Judson Bailey wish to thank the many
friends who have so kindly rendered
sympathy, and have done so much for
them during the last illness of Mrs.
Bai4ey's father. ana in. connection with
the funeral services. Words cannot ex-
press all the thankfulness of the heart
for these manifestations Of thoughtful
ness and love.
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IN Book OF Revelations. led b. Hon = ;.
Greene. FRIDAY at - 3. n prayer Rect
inE THURSDAY AZ - 2. n
Market Ssrest-Aarket sa3 A-.n
r FIeenor Subject. Doe13enI INTO
Death Missionary rally - - ? n
Miss Arues- % San Frarlclsco. VII sA1s-s1s-
AZ are cordially invited Young Peoples
meeting 2. r.
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CHICAGO MARKETS..
Tho Board OF Trade.


Chicago. Sep. 1t-Vheat ruled Qutet -
SAY and weakened nearly all the coudi-
items being against the price LIVERPOOL
cables were lower. the deliveries m the
Northwest were again heavy AMI local
speculation was tull and narrow There
was lttIe demand. tho shorts apparently
being Wel eveneI Up. De .cuht- closed
p. bower
corn VAS heavy. MAY closing a. lower.
catS we're duh May closing ESQ lower.
Provisions wee lower. January pork
closed 1i.c lower. and Lard and ribs lost
$.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Septemher. s-'-c; December.
5-1s,.
Corn September. $50. Noverlber. ~,
september. lel-c. October. t,Nc.
Fork-SsTreu her 3 -. October. SCI
T-ard-SepI ember, $50. October, $3.50
tlI
short ries-Sep,ember. SG6. October.
&N
Rve-5tiSc.
BArley-44c.
Flax-e7Ge>-.
Tinothy-&Si
Live stock.
Prices for cattle were unchanged To-
day. Most commission merchants 90 not
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Advertisements under the head or Lost.
Found. For Sale, For Rent and situations
Wanted Will be inserted at the rate or l.
cent q word each insertion. Payment al
ways IN advance. No advertisements re-
celyed for less than Is cents.
NOTICE-The business Office or the
Post-Intelligencer is open until IL ?. m:
Sunday hours, y a. N. to p. IN. ClasSi-
fed advertisements viii be received up 10
ais time.
The following letters await advertisers
at this office:
Advertisements will be received at
branch Offices of the Post-Intelligencer at
with Washington News Company. L. A.
Harrison. Manager.
PRT. TOWNSEND-French& Springer.
BELLTNGHAM BAY BUREAC-New
Whatcom, corner Holly and Canoe SITS.
o. II. Culver, Manager.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Hereafter notices n The church direc.-
fery will be confined % suBo1rlees - 7t1ts 81
church services Only and subjects % scr
mems Exfen1e5 Tns1s8cal prog q MINES TOY
Sunday Sfrsiceg AID aEgi5t1f I,s,FTslfsI2is q
church ezterts inraerts viii only - plo-
lfshed at advertising rates. Notices fCr
iris Department should be received az this
Office not later than 2. m Szt1r lay. IN
order 70 Insure publication On sunday
morning
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Christian Churches.

Ffrst-Seneca street, between Third and
Fourth, J y Smith. pastor: residence SIS
Z, m. Morning subject. Gold. Silver,
Precious Stones" Evening subject, Ne
giect." Sunday school, 3:i5 a. II. !. T. 5.
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Unitarian Church.


Seventh. between Pike and Union-Rev
J. ~. Acton. d. D.. pasfor Residence.
l007 Seventh street Preaching ar II a. m
by the pastor. Subject, Our Undiscov-
cred Selves" Pastors study class imme-
ntately after morning service: subject,
The Old Testament Canon" Sabbath
school al l2:l5 p. IN. No evening service.
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Reformed Churches.

German Reformed church. Seattle
Seventh. between Pine and Olive streets
Services az II a n. and 10 o. N.
German Reformed church. Ballard-Post
street and Second avenue. @. Graedel,
pastor. Services Sundays ar Il a. m.
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Young women,s Christian Association

The Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton viii hold its usual C;osDel service
az their rooms. rs Third street Sunday
at p. IN. Regular meeting OF the board
tomorrow Quarterly association meeting
Saturday, September {. 2.30 2. IN.
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PRAYER meeting every Saturday AT D.
NJ. Bible study class Sunday at s.2a a. m
Mems meeting at p. m. Prayer
meeting Immediately after mems meet
ing Y NJ G. n. building, ln7 Front
street. All men welcome.
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Tnited Preshvter.ian r,hnrch

sixth and Seneca streets w NJ HOWE.
pastor: residence. 1922 Marion street. No
preaching services today, as the pastor is
absent from the city. Y. r. s. c. E meet
ing, =. m. Sabbath school. 12:l5 p. n.
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MARRIAGES.

ERISAIAN-B OwFRS-At the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William PetcheN. Tacoma,
Sunday, September S. lS-5. by the Kew;
Miss Nettie Bowers, both OF Seattle.
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IN order to secure correct insertion %
rotices under these headings. the same
should be left at the business offices OF
this paper. No charge is made for such
notices.
Funeral notices. resolutions or other
sneciai announcements will be charged at
he rate OF 10 cents per line each lnser-
t!Cn
POST-TNTETrIGENC CO.
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Theosophy.

Seattle Branch. No. l, of the Theosophl-
cal Society, Sunday. D. m. 6l2 Third
street. General discussion by members;
subject. "Spiritualism and Theosophy."
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FOR RENT-Choice lodging rooms in the
fve-story brick Holyoke block; elevator
and steam heat Front and Spring SITS
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NFLS0%-At Juneau, Alaska, September
Is, 1895, Peter Nelson. Of Seattle. aged D
years.
Funeral services viii be held at Bonney
& Stewards chapel this afternoon at
o'clock, Rev. John f. Damon officiating:
tntermeut in Lake View cemetery.
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IN basement OF Seattle National Bank
building, South Second and Yesler ave
nue-Services Sunday at 3 and 7:4S o.
m. Week day services every day at IL
O'Clock.
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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
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African VI. r. Church.
Young Nfen.. Christian Associatinn.

Jones street African NJ E. church-l320
Jones street. Preaching at IL a. N.
Sunday school. 2:30 .. m.
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Evangelical Association.

German-Harrison and Birch streets.
Rev. Aug Ernst, pastor. $50 Harrison
street Services, II a. m. and D. m
Young Peoples meeting. Z p. m.
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bonds.

L. s. Is, new reg. 122 C. p. lists Of 's5. .l02
Fours coup. .122 ID e. r. G.. 7s....1l69s
l. 8. IS. reg.....1l5is Fours .......... IS
Elves. coup. .1l5ie Erie Seconds ia
Fours. reg......l1l = O. II. & s. a. SIS. los
Fours. coup. 1928 Sevens .........10S
Twos, reg ..... 96lz II. s, T. c. 5s....113
Pacific SIS OF 50. 100 Skies ...........i0S
Ala. Glass A.. .l0SlaiM X. 7. 1st As. S9ia
Class .l0Sie Second 4s....... 6sSs
Class C.......100 Mu. Union 6s....1lt
Currency LOO y. J. c. Gen. 5s 1854
La. New Con. As. 9s14 y. p. 1sts........ 117lz
Missouri 6s.......l0o Seconds ...-....102@i
y. Car. 6s........12i Northwest Con. -1i012
Fours ........102 S. r. Deb. 5s.. III
& c. Non-Fund. IL r. C. W. lists. e
Tenn New Set 6s IS St. Paul Con. as .1272s
Ffves .........I05 c. & p W. 5s. .lfj
Old Skies. 60 SL&I. NJ. Gen. IS Sc
Va. Centuries -. 6224 :. Las. F.Gen IS. 1912
Deferred ....... Tex. Pac. lists. %
Atchison 4s...... So Seconds ........ 2Sa.
Second A.. 342. L r. lists of '96. .1073s
Canada So. DDS. .106lz West Shore As. .i06s4
l.. N........... So So. X. R.......... So.
4
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Seattle CITY Mission.

Hall. so4 Commercial street-Gospel SER
vices. 7:S0 p m every evening through
the week. MONDAY prayer service, Il TO
J p. m. Y. +. 5. c. T.
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reliable gentleman or lady
luminous signs. door plates ana house
numbers; can be read in the DARK. some
thing entirely new. without exceplon ne
finest. best and mos. attractive plates
ever manufactured. they are ornamental
ard useful, warranted 20 last ufstlrne,
samples. with any name, inscription or
house number, including neat Sample
case sent on receipt OF $40. illustrated
circular Iac. inclose stamp for particu-
lars Luminous Plate Company. II How
ard street, San Francisco. Cal
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Births. Marriages. Deaths.

First Regiment hand az Leschi Park to-
day. Last concert Of the season
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WANTED-PARTNER.

WANTED-Good outside rustler with a
little money in a good manufacturing
business. Call 9 a. m. for next three
DAYS only. Washington Wire Works, cor
ner South Second and Washington SITS.
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WANTED BOARDERs.

WILL GIVE a good home to child for Sc
per month. Address Child, Post-Intelli-
gencer.
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FOR SAI4E-So acres OF land ass.--
Kirkland: only SIS Per acre. aaJsaiass
Water front lot. 61xl9a. On ear H..
Seattle: only S450 V' soea
Elegant home, very slightly LOCATES, -.
pic avenue, at q bargain oifs.
Several small highly improved fa~-
Seattle az great sacrifices. aet.
Fine corner lot on Queen Anna Inn.
cheap. AAia, ve-y
y" of f f5, ei eRo'1e TfS.dsnSs lots in an pa,
JORDAN & HADDOCk. s Saia,,.,
next 10 poStoffice. o'Aai CLOCK
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WANTED-For u. s. army: able-bo He'd.
unmarried men between ages of y and
30: citizens ~ the United States; OF good
character and temperate habits; who
can speak. read and write English. For
fun information apply 10 Recruiting Of
ffcer. room 81, Boston block. Seattle.
Wash.
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The Christian Science Bible class meets
at II a n. IA room 5, Hinckley block.
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ADVERTISERS, NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
ments changed for the Sunday issue must
hand In copy bv l o'clock Saturday 10
insure change.
ST-INTFLLIGENCER co.
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Prices for cattle were unchanged to-
day. Most commission merchants 90 not
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LF%-Moael 81 Columbia bicyse II, far
5.044: reward OF $40 for recovery - Var.
recovery and conviction ~ III ~ asiry,s.sg
rens q craig. general agents X
Protective Company, Portland ~.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE FIRM OF WESTLAKE 6i n ).
ley, fruit merchants, DONG 90Stssdiscs
the corner OF Second ana .t dls-
streets have hy mutual 11ltFl.iske r..
solved co-partnership. Air. Wssses Ire
firing. Mr. Kelley Will contil'0
business
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wANTED-FEMAL
HELP vANTTD-FE FEMALE.

WANTED-A young girl with knowledge
OF cooking only two in family Cali be
tween . and Monday afferuoon Nv
Jones street. two blocks south OF Madi-
son.
wANTED-wG give piano or Shorthand
lessons for Instruction in dress cutting
able Address T. F. Post-Intelligencer.
WtETED-Cirl for general housework
Av0iv p northwest corner thestrNt and
John streets. four blocks north Madison
wANTEp-Cfrl Tor general hoasework;
must be q Eoei cook Apply ~ DreNel
avenue: take Ma rona Park car
WANTED sir t. d general homework
in q small family. AD0lv NJ Prospect
avenue and Oak street. Seattle.
wtN~Ep-A Young gil. eood hone ,..e:
houss work. so FIFTH street
WAN-rp-A girl fer Housekeeping and
cooking in small family, good wages.
Apply "a Ninth street.
Manitoba 6-es~mak.og LADY who nas
ne. experience. pay good wages. Apply
SIS Tssler avenue
wANTFD-WorYan 20 make conforters
az home. must i've near Ills Front 81
WA%TED-A good all-around tailo-ess;
cal a. once. e1s Second street. room >
WANTED-Prfvat family kitchen woman
cook FarWeu 81 Bailey building.
WANTED Trustworthy girl 70 care for
baby. Apply 5l5 Jefferson street
WA%TF,T p-Gt~} for nousework. Apply
Mrs. Goodman. 800 Ninth street
WANTEn-Gt~1 for general homework
10 North Ninth street.
VANTED-Glr for general honSework.
50 Boston block.
wANTED-GtrI for general housework-
e. Pike street.
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SpiritualiSts.

The First Spiritual Society meets every
Sunday at 2. m In Pcttis' hall, I00S Front
street. Children's lyceum at II n m.
with mediums meeting following.
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AdyentiStS.

Advent Christian meetings in Masonic
building. Or. William Chapman. pastor
Social and prayer meeting, 1918 a. m.
Preaching. II a. IN.
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Services. 3 2. m. Sunday. at 2SOS From
street.
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Fine farm near oreSon City. Orer,,.
erty. PEsz-