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Ing = gain OF > IS Sugar az@o fuctuase0
widely and after y reaction os IS 10 s. -
on Monday. advanced TO 81 on Friday ana
closed today al sells gaining per cent
on she week. Among the caaaers New
Jersey CentFMl w1s NEST prominent ara
was advanced from IS to IS 81 today, =
rise Of "a With . subsequent reaction oe
IL Delaware a Hudson Was forced np
from is TO iS4, closing at the highest Of
the week. I.sckawanx& was advances
from rs as the low figure On Nonaxy. To
Isl IL On Wednesday. and today aroppel
TO - with a recovery 20 Isa Ia and q finai
reaction to isi IL making gain of par
cent. Consolidated Gas was sold up frora
~ 70 lsi Ia Among the caher important
changes was Northwest preferred which
advanced -
The bond market ra}ed strong and active
throughout the day. thu total sales icing
7sa CO.,
On the week tho course Of prscen has
been upward and material gains havo
been recorded In q number OF instances.
The trading has been fasray active and the
aggregate sales are 81 81 10
bank Ciearances.
Ths following table cuuspissf BY Brad
streets. shows tho total caeaxAnces 9<
the pssssalpaa osties and tho percentage
of increase or decrssase. Is compared wssA
the corresponding week last year:
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VIII rise again IN the bosom q dys-
reptts wise enough 20 substitute for the
rssss.a.so-tunscS. which have harfncaxss1
rim out Of hfs belief In the Tsesaessify OF
cure the real snyfgoraut and stoIfacascs
Yastester's stomach Bstfers Tne bilious,
the nervous. sAe dsspspsac. the EnSafTNs ssc
sIgka derive speedy benefit from shsS
s,1sx,ss,i botanic medicine. Persons sasTe--
Irsg from Indigestion viii gain 40 positive
sseTsssa r.sssx good from the naSys ussnssa-
Gated sssfnssassss o. commerce 100 cakes
rsgzSsyy 10 De preferred TO Theses AZ a tonic.
ssr.r@ its pure has4s - Rsodtn@t By the
eou5racssGB vita Il OF vesszaDis snEresis-
Malaria IN prevented and TeTnesfse<t by H.
ans IL sn1Glses vagnr into the weak and
sScxiy. A wineefas&41l tAT6e times day
Il the average dose
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show hsizogsss@ss This - ore * the usesg
ssfssgrsea BE cE stomach disorders ana Il
allowed 70 have stS Gwn way win result
IA great harm. Care hlatossness at once
BY ussnS Rsrsns Tahales. oae sAbaie
gives rsgsss.
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Episcopal Churches.

ST. Stephen's-B aiiard-Services II a. M
and 7:so 2. IN. Rev. p. e. Hyland, rector.
81. Mary 's--woodlanf park-Rey.
George H. Watson, ID. D.. In charge
Evening prayer. $50 p. m.
ST. Clement Market street. near Yes
Ter avenue. Rev. Henhy a. Dexter off,
eating Services III a n. and 80 D. m.
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
St Marks North Seattle Mission-Re-
moved from log cabin TO the chapel No.
sl4 Olympic avenue. Sunday school. 3
y. m. services, with sermon by Rev. p.
c. Garrett, p. N.
Trlr&ty Parssh--EighSs1 AMI James
streets. Rev George Herbert Watson. ID.
D., rector FIRST Sunday after the Epsph-
any. Holy communion. a m. Morning
PRAYER with sermon. II a. m Choral
evening prayer. catechsss.rg aTSl address,
p. m Sunday school 3 y. m.
ST. Marx s-Fifth and Olive streets
Rev. David Claiborne Garrett. rector.
Holy communion. 8 a. m siorrang prayer
azsi seru7an, II a m; subject, THE Re-
sources % Ese Spiritual Life" :ssaussay
schoos. s.s5 a. M: young peoples a@rv-
sSe. e-i5 =. "a. evening prayer. T.Sa
O'CLOCK ~ Esghs ths rector viii give
De first OF q series of psasr sermons on
ssThe SeTmGsa "a, the Meanl''
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saivasien Army.

Barracks, SIS Jackson street-Prayer
meeting. a. III. Holiness meeting. II q.
m. Free and easy. 5 p. m. A r0uslng
melting al 5 p. n.
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oLrMrIA.
IS, ss,.s, 80. nsrsa. H.del:a.


ADAY AT THE FAIR.
. h..e ana shadow play over the sea:
s - 80 are its csangefui moods TO me?
I p. - i Allied with the sweet by
ss6-by.
: - ~ guest Of the great p. II
=, - he summit OF happiness was q
!. - 8 - fair. / had read OF the White
-: hsd yearned for the Midwinter
- IA rejoiccd In spirit. with San
'sruloee's children and now. was
i 1888 olympsa's happy. favored ones.
ln ND che steamer. Muitnomah. In
go every Olympia child feels an
.urklt. ne were soon on our way.
O. . The city Of the mountain. we
.o1uf lnary land.
S66ry side was something thought
- - more beautiful than anything
- - world.
~ fpwefs and fruits were familiar
4 fl6eix tor tho I was In land OF en-
61ntnsnt. had not come from the City
+ a. Gods.
~ mineral specimens attracted me.
~ Artistic works OF gold and silver I
~ Sort 30 admire In the shops at home.
N1ns inhued with new interest, when
Naiised how a piece of quartz could be
f1xeei into a thing of beauty.
Exnceferth. such work viii whisper to
Il q gnomes In caveTns dark.
y grew accustomed to my surround
~ became lost in contemplation OF
III The magnitude of the undertaking
D1aljsd me. could understand the rao-
~ n bringing together works Of art,
~ wealth OF nature and the fruits OF
lsIsx but ! could not comprehend the
1pnsr By which they were created.
Money. without aid could not do IL:
M Without power. could not fashion
~ exquisite pieces OF workmanship,
nm hose crude nuggets of gold. c~aius,
tlpae could never make the smooth can
~ p breathe and speak. or from that
Nsth beck OF marbel chssei a living
A6 his name be never known. is NOT
- nan who deiyed far into hidden
eaint far those nuggets of gold. as mncn
4aaetor In that artistic piece OF work as
~ skiisd artisan who formed II? God
~ Siye u genius; education may make
A!ifui: nature may offer material,
without this power. they are as dead
- INIT Twin sister OF Liberty. this
eehs aid rs Industry.
Asf Only the arts. useful and fine. but
Mt achievement bore the Impress OF
NJ seal
sae ngnal for home was given. I
ssfat and the knowledge that the key
aiss success IS ceaseicss energy.
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cass.-eassena, churehe..

kirkland-Ksrklani. Rev. Horatlo All
Ing. pastor. Sunday services. ii a. m. and
20 p. ~. Y. r. 5. c. e. go p. an. San-
day.
Tayio<-Rsrch ssrses. Rev. George n.
Lee. pastor. residence. - Birch street.
Services Sunday at Il a. III. ami 10 D.
N, Sunday school. 1875 p m Prayer
meeting 7ssa s'cio1k Thursday evening.
Y T. =. G. E. 10 p. M SUNDAY.
Eagewatsr-ReT. ,. r. Nichols. ras,or.
Services. II a. M and 80 D. m Morn
Ing subject. anniversary sermon. Lock
ing Backward and Forward as 4 Caurcks /"
ExexxaEzy topic, ssSposs Sunday srfxul
az y-sis .. m. Jarsor e. T., $50 D IN.
F'ri1ay. y. r. 8 G. e.. go p. IN. Prayer
meeting. THURSDAY. 10 n. ~
pfymou,Ev-Tairf and University streets
Rev Wallace Sustsns. u. D.. pastor,
residence. issa University street Services
II A. IN. sra ia =. M Morning subject
''wszss A~n Need arss What They Get. =
Evening SsshJssrs. '-Tfss Marriage B5rss
Accori2ng 10 the SAVIOR ard According
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rre.hxterian chureAes.

Ross Mission--D. l.. Fordrey, pastor.
Preaching. $50 p. m. first and third Sab
bath of month.
First Mission-Tn Wards hall. George
town, South Seattle. Sunday school. p.
m; preaching. p. IN.
Ballard irst-Broadway and First av-
enue. Rev. d. l.. Fordney, pastor.
Preaching il a. m. and 10 p. M. Sab
bath school, 10 a. m; Y. F. S. G. E.. $50
p. M: prayer meeting. Thursday. p. M.
caivary-Market and King streets. Rev.
8. j. Kennedy, pastor; residence, IA Mar
ket street. Services II a. IN. and $50 p.
m Sabbath school, 12:f5 p. m. Y. p. s.
c. T., $50 p. M: prayer meeting. Thurs
day. p m.
Second-North Seattle-Oak and Harri-
son. Rev. W. A. Major. pastors resi-
dence. All Temperance street. Services
IL a. m and 7:so p. m. Morning subject.
Passport for Character" first OF series
on Church Membership What 1t Is Not
ard Should Be- Evening subject. Per
Tested Thieves" the first of a series on
Thieves and What They Steal Sabbath
school, 12:l5 p. M: Y. p. S. G. T.. $50 p.
M: prayer meeting. Thursday. 7.5o p. m.
F'irst-Fourth and Spring streets Rev.
Alexander Alison, p. D., pastor, resi-
dence, 1872 Marion street: telephone. 962.
Services, II a. m. and 7:3o p. IN. Morn
ing subject. 1.-The Outlook for 1885. Even
ing subject. THE Origin. Natures and
Benefits of Marriage being the secorai
Adultery" and the fourth of series on
sins ard Sinners of Our City Life"
Sunday school. 1880 p. m.: Y. r. s. c. E..
e:l5 .. M: prayer meeting. Thursday. s
p. M; preachers meeting, Thursday. 7:l5
p. N.
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Theosophy.

Seattle Branch. No. ]. Of the Theosophi-
cal Society. Sunday. y. IN. In It's new
fsaE, eie Third street. Lecture on That
WnoE1 Reancar1ates. by Mrs. A. l..
Eioiggtt.
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Free me.h.ai.s Church.

Tenth and Pine-Joha Glen. pastor.
Sabhath school, s:45 a. M: preaching
ruorning and evening. Prayer meeting,
wednesday night.
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African n. E. church.

Jones Street African NJ. Il. church-Rev.
Allen w. whaley. pastor. Services, II
a. M and 7:3O p. m. Sunday school. 3 p.
M. Praise meeting p. m. Preaching by
ira r,astfr 730
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Restitution.
Hor. crash ed 10 Earth

Services every Sunday aftarEocn 81
o'clock al halt zSls Front street
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sssesd rriHs. -, eonice Inman.
THE FAIR.

nj ! will tell you all about IL, Il
~ there tn all It's glory-Mt. Rainier,
esAa knew II as quick as saw 1t,
- 4 y Was lllitrniian 1--WE had that
g n our lesson lately,
&ssonlshnsent / exclaimed ..Oh here
- Rainier No said a lady near
SAat II Mt. Tacoma. though" che
- taeughfuily, If you are from Sc
sae suppose you can call IL Mt. Rain
u was beautiful. the messy bank
sss te represent the foot hills OF At.
We drank OF the water tricki-
NNn among the rocks. Was that
fsyaaiap river in mineatura? The
1@Aax trail. the rocks and ravlnss.
"a slse animals at every turn seemed
: aAssral TO me and not so very un-
Hares near nay own home in the
WIS Especially the bears and cougers.
seokss 80 lie like that / was not
sas one that was afraid 10 pa, my
- oA them. l saw men AMI women
80 BACK In dismay at the sudden sight
= trfocieas hooking couger,
! - aus esStn at the begsnnings Why?
-. Wen there was great excitement
=. - y all the scholars were in furry
was given out In school. the Post
s..ssss'Sef Invited every scholar under
ssa 70 attend the State fair az Ia
We were all 10 so to Johnson's
ueNes AMI every hoy shouted hurrah
" f-ts | am sure the girls wanted
Kris are SO restricted. How
- esefsbossy would he If girls
49, around on one foot and waved
- mats Willy and hgrrahes, for any
our ticket secured. then what a
49, We All were in. II took the whole
49, and sometimes two famigss TO sce
-. s0ssssensyear-old ready When the
-as took away 50 many children
saset place Olympia rnust have
!. ahd what a happy hot Of children
/. sse. ana bow tar or Tacoma seemed
iraeatlence-the officers actually
3D. y t''tsF iesa OK restless
sasa time 20 polish up our
= aRsy ana lecai history.
Were VAS Priests roiat on the
A. sse site os Cathoaic mission
ssfs AsS. on tAe opposite side af
- vas Browns wharf where now
aea snip landed maybe as hong
e No any May there are only
- ps'ss ssfs now 10 show where "a WAS.
49, WINDY t'aiat, With its lovely
60 sssT savages used - gather 10
- ass cure The fsa 80 Plentiful here,
=. sssasss e abs very Indians WHO are
81. sssai Indians. no, aeaa ones. nas
s<sksess tsna,srs
4 hsFs Islaa3. had just . glimpse
-. Heat Eslsaa where the Eama
ssss~ Sa9aNoa TslAn4 ard Hart
~ se roanacss rsofsgefrsrss Point
- 'ss nsss wh.,e boy Was bora IN
- assi wha was nsme,a Thars-
-. $50 ~ sc tAa rtgsss was rlentsr~
~. N IL sA@ lefs SsvtA Ray and
= sesaf8 Fer tstna ne s,sgaes 10
ssss sssalsAs - strawberry r,s.ns
s - Gfast toward Tacoma ara that
sss Aeeag seos.rAgAy 1 nave searnea
- seese, ans fAeee At lass was Ia
ss ass yeanseI eur last pesns.
Mfsss ears uxSo ereussssa sssre
$50. ssea reers - hang ON. So We
-. ? ne Far. Tasre wsre - nAnv
aaa 80 saAny shiass To see, I
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unisarisa Church.

Seventh. between Pike and Jniosl--So
services for the present Sunday snhcoi,
iz.3a
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKER.

Portland. Jan. Enthusiastically, u L.
as lie: Waila walla. suc
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Seattle Clty MIasian.

Hall col Commercial street-Gospel serv-
ices. 7.m p. m. every evening through
the week. MONDAY prayer service. u TO
u. m. Y. +. s. c. K. Sunday school.
$50 d. m.
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Observations taken Il ali ssa.soas ats n m
sssn meridian time u y N. Pacific simel
GEoRGE N. SALIxDCny,
Observer in CharYA
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Second-North Seattle, Republican and
Poplar streets. Services. II a. m. and 7:s0
p. m. Prof. Eugene Miller. A. NJ. pas
tor.
First-Third and Pine streets Rev.
Clark Davis. pastor. Services, IL a. m.
and 1880 p. m. Y. +. S. c. E., els p. N.
Sunday school. 1880.
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% Law ard Cuxsuxns prelude. .-Tne
Happy Progress Of Reform "a Seattle.
Sunday school. l3-3e ,. m. Y. r. s. G e.
SD p. m Prayer meeting. THURSDAY. 10
p. m. Junior r. r. 8. c. e. Friday.
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Christian Churches.

Olympic Avenue Church Of Christ-3l4
Olympic avenue. II. II. Moss. pastor.
Sunday school. 10 a m. Preaching. IL a.
m. and 7:a0 p. m.
First-Seneca street. between Third and
Fourth. Preaching, IL a. m. and $50 p.
m, by C. w. BARNES. EnEisavor meet
ing, els p. m. Sunday school, l2.S0.
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Evangelical Association.

Decentralization and Birch streets.
Rev. Aug Ernst, pastor. SO Harrison
streets. Services. IL a. m. and p. m.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Young Peoples
meeting. p. m. Literary entertainment,
last Sunday Of each month.
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Msshsdiss Epasespai Churches
Pnexding Elder Rev r B. Ford. d. D..
corner E1lsost and Anna streets Queen
Anne.
Cerman-Stexzrt and Thirteenth. Rev.
Joseph Hepp. pastor: residence. 1911 Thtr-
seenth Services II a. m and 10 p. m
Norwegian -Danish-rnsh and Osive.
Rev e. J. Lundegaard. pastor: residence.
5eS Olive. Services II .. m and 7ssa p m
Battery street NJ. E. church-corner
Third and Battery. Preaching II a. N.
and 7sso p. NJ Sunday school. issis- Ep-
worth League, an p N.
Gilman Park. Balgar1-Rev- W II.
tombstone. pastor. Services II a m. and
p. IA Sunday school, 10 a. m Class
meeting. II m. Juio- League. $50 p m
Epworsh League. 80 p. m
Maesson strees-Madison and Clover
dale Rev. III. A. CovlnSton. pastor. Ser
vices 1880 a. m. and 30 p. n. Class
meeting. Il O'Clock. Sunday school. go
p. m Epworth League. $50 p M
Grace-Rainier and King setreets. Rev.
W. r. Ford, pastor: residence. SIS Suffer.
Services II a. m. and 7.s0 p m Sabbath
school. I2:l5 p. M: Epwcrth League, s:s5
p. M: prayer meeting. Thursday evening.
o'clock: class meetings. Tuesday even
ings.
Trinity-Mercer and Kentucky streets.
Rev. n. p. Tedrick. pastor; parsonage,
adjoining church. Services, II a. N. and
7.3o p. m. Class meeting, Id a m.. Junior
league. $50 p M: Epworth league. $50
p. M; prayer meeting, Thursday even
Ing.
First-Thsrd and Marion streets. Rev.
". A. Shankhn. pastor. Residence, -
Senaxzs street. telephone. si2 Preaching
at IL a. m. and 7:so p. an. Morning sub
ject. 1.-The Church Is United Evening
subjecf: Purity" a sermon 70 young men
Class meeting 10 a. M; Sunday school,
1890 D. M. Epworth League. $50 p. M:
Junior League. Monday, 4 p. m: class
meeaing. Tuesday, 2 p. m. official board
meeting. first Monday in each month at
p. M: Epworth League business meet
ing. second Monday. 8 p. m: Women's
Foreign Missionary Society. first Wednes-
day. ESQ p. m: Ladies' Aid Society, sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays. 2:30 p. m;
Womea's Home Missionary Society, third
Wednesday. $50 p. m.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

(No3ices fog this department. must be
handed In by O'Clock saturday 10 In
sure inscrtion.l
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HaptfAf ChuscoSA
North sea.sie-Tnard and Cedar streets.
Rev c. F. Brvwnlee. pastor. residence.
lN Oak ssrees- Services, II n m and
I'D p. m. Sabbath school after morning
services. 3. Y. p. O., $50 p. m.
Market Street-Market and Main
streets. Rev. w. T. Fseenor. pastor: resi-
dence. SeI Market street Preaching IN
the morning at II o'clock. Young Peoples
meeting. $50 p IN Preaching in the
evening ~ 7.3o.
Mount Zion Mission Caiorea-R r.
W. Jen-zson. pastor Young Naturaszzts
hall in University grounds Praise ss-v-
Ice. u.se A. m. Sunday school. l2s2e .. n.
Preaching. 7:i5 p. m.
Swedish-Bell and Eighth streets Rev.
Aug. Olsen, pastor. residence, %S Dexter
street. Services, II q. N. and ia p. IA.
Sunday school. Il m. Young peoples
meeting. p. N. Prayer meeting. Thurs
day. $ p. m. Young peoples meeting,
Saturday. p. m.
Ftrst-Fourth street, between James
and Cherry. Rev. w. F. Taylor. pastor;
residence, 100 Marion street. Preaching.
II a. m. and 7:so p. m. Morning subject.
The Greatest Burden Borne by Christ :"
EyeTxng subject. "A CITY Rejected
Music under tbs direction of Mrs. G. A.
c. Rochester. Sunday school at the close
OF the mornsng service. Young people 5
meeting, els p. m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7.30 p. IA.
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Catholic Churches.

st. Francis Xavier C.lapei-Sixth and
Spring streets. Rev. Victor Garland. s.
j., in charge. Mass, 3 a m.
Sacred HEARTFELT and Sixth streets.
Condgscted by the Redempsorzsts. Rev.
Joseph A. kautz. c. IS. r.. pastor. Low
mass, with sermon. "a m. high mass,
with sermon. 1850 a. "a. Sunday school,
ESQ p. m. Holy Family association meet
ing. p. m. Vespers, sermon and eene-
diction, $50 p. IN.
Our Lady of Good Help--South Fourth
and Washington streets. Rev. F. X. Pre-
fontaine. pastor. Low mass, s a. m; high
mass. 1880 a. M: benediction, $50 p. m.
Church OF the Inunaculafe--Broadw
cud Madison streets. Rev. Victor Gar
rand. s. j., pastor. Conducted by the
Jesuits. Early mass, a. m; high mass.
1880 q. m. Sunday school. p. m. Ser
mon and benediction. 7:45 p. m.
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Younx Men,s chr....an Assoeiatlon.

Young mems rally this afternoon at as
ISOLATION hall at O'Clock. The service
lasts one hour and Will be of especial In
terest to young men, Music led by Asso-
cSataon Male Quartette and orchestra OF
piano, violin. fute and corTTei. A6aress
By Rev. 8 NJ. Freesani d. D.. late OF
Pueblo. Col. Subject. "sShat Place
should Religion Have in a Young Mans
Life"
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camberl.nd Pre.by.sriap.

Second church-Green lake. Preaching
at ii a IN. and 7:s0 p. m.
FIRST acknowledgements park. Sunday
school, 2:3o p. M. Superintendent, L. $.
Beck.
Third church-Brewer.s hall. on Nc
Claire street. Preaching at II a. m. and
Z y. m. Sunday school. Il o'clock.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

e. q DEPARTMENT oP AsRfcIuxuKR,l
wRArMEn Bun9AU-
PonrLANn. Or. Jan. - lsaA1
forsoose tcT Sunday. Rain, stationary.
Il s RAsuK. FCrsosseex.
CSslxD FfAlee DRrAKrxxxY % AaH1cuErunns
vxArHxk HrnRku-nATir HuIlxyxx
sEkyrix. Wash Jan u. tseA
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Is reg. lis: U. q. - coup. 11s: u. 8 - reg.
81; Pacific Is Of SO, 100: Ala. Class A. i0e:
Ala, Class u. ioi; Ala, Class c. g.: AKA.
Currency. IS; La. New Con&oi&. 50 Ii:
Mlssouri 6s. 100 hid: N. Cazolina e.. iss;
N. Carolina IS. IS: s. Carolina Nun F'uIsl.
1-a: Tenn New Set es. 50: TenfA New
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GOSPEL services for women at the foung
women's Christian Association rooms. ms
Third street. today at r. m. Bible class
for women meets every Monday at 1850
%. M, with Judge Greene AZ leader.
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Reformed Churches.

German Reformed church. Bailard-Post
street and Second avenue G. Graedels
pastor. Services Sundays at II a. m. Sum
day school at 10 q. m.
German Reformed church. Seattle
Seventh, between Pine and Olive streets.
Services at II a. m. and 7:so p. m. every
Sunday. Sunday school, 10 a. m.
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United Presbyserian Church.

Sixth and Seneca streets. Rev. S. Dell
Johnston. pastor; residence, SO Seneca
street. Services. IL a. IN. and 7:s0 p. m.
Sabbatl school, l2:15 p. m. Young peo-
pies society, els p. m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7:so p. m.
Christian Mission and seamen's Bathel.
Hall corner OF South Third and Jackson
streets-Seryices Sunday at and 7.a5 p.
m. Every night at 7:45. Tuesday night
meeting conducted by Young Peoples So
ciety OF Christian Endeavor. Chaplain.
r. ReeS,
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Total SALES.

Tsse total sales OF stocks To-Day wxro
7s.75s shares. snesuiiug: Anerzssr Sugar.
s.sE. Burlington. i.soc: Chicago Gas 400:
Delaware a Hudson. s.tso; Dtw Isers q
catsls Feeders. Loo. ". ). contrnl s.fms
81 Paul, 5.ise. western yuson. zooA