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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-10-24

Cornell Sailor Hats,
Entirely new and very stylish, at the
New Millinery Store.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-10-24

Great Closing Out Sale ut
Rewey, Wis.

Wednesday, Nov. 6. 1895.
On account of my health failing mo
will sell, on the above date, so head,
Young and old consisting Of % aged
sows, 3 aged boars, 40 head OF spring
farrow. The sows are:
4by Black Chief al56';
by Chief Tecumseh I'd. 1889;
hy j IL. Sanders 2i6l3;
grand daughters OF Chief Tecum-
sch I'd; and Others by such boars as
Roys Likeness. Plumed knight, and
Black Chief, Jr.
Aged bears are:
Farmer Wilkes 25057; he won I'd
premium at Wisconsin State Fair,
1894; is u very good low down blocky
hog; good sure breeder, and active
rs u trotting horse.
Cymro, sent In for record; the best
pig that W. A. Jones raised In 1894:
sired by tho great Black Chief; Is q
show hog all over.
Chief 3l9la, farrowed May 4, 1894:
sire Black Chief, Jr,; dam \, /. Maid
4th, daughter OF the great Chief Te-
cumseh I'd.
80 head of pigs sired by Chief
Am, u son OF Chief Tecumseh I'd. and
had he not been killed he would be
one of the best hogs as an individual
and breeder In the country.
The rest of the pigs are by Farmer
Wilkes, Black Chief, Tecumseh.
Here Is u chance for you to get the
best blood and individuals at your
own price.
r. II HUOuES proDrIetOr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-04

New York Tribune.
The English papers recall tilt between
Huxley and Bishop Wilberforce at the
meeting OF the British Association in 1860
AS the story is told the bishop spoke for
full half an hour with inimitable spirit
emptiness and unfairness. II was evident
from his handling OF the subject that he
had been "crammed" up 10 the throat
and that he knew nothing at first hand
He ridiculed Darwin badly and Huxley
savagely. Unfortunately the bishop. hur-
ried along on the current OF his eloquence
so far forgot himself as TO push his at
tempted advantage 20 the verge of per
sonaiity in a telling passage in which he
turned round and asked whether Huxley
was related by his grandfather's or moth
er's side TO an ape. Huxley. when his
time for n reply came. had this 70 say:
Il asserted. and I repeat. that a man has
no reason TO be ashamed Of having an ape
for his grandfather II there were an an
cestor whom I should feel shame i'm re-
calling IL would be man, a man OF restless
and versatile intellect, who. not content
with an urecuivocal success i'm his own
sphere of activity. plunges into scientific
questions with which he has no real ac-
quaintancc only to obscure them by IN
aimless rhetoric. and distract the atten-
ton of his hearers from the real point at
issue by eloquent digressions and skilled
appeals 20 religious prejudice" The late
Prof. Fewcctt who was present on the
occasion. wrote afterward- The retort
was so Justly deserved and so inimitahle
IN its manner that no one who was pres
ent can ever forget the impression that It
made"
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TAI , tloGEI
Here Is an amusing account OF trav-
eler who went many years ago 10 Mex
ice, and found the natives using a strange
kind OF currency. SAYS he:
In one OF the small towns / bought
some lines. and gave the girl 81 in pay
ment- By way OF change. she returned
me forty-nine pieces OF soap the size OF
small biscuit. / looked al her in as
constituent, and she returned my look
with equal surprise, when a police Of
hcer, who had witnessed the incident.
FASTENED 10 inform me that for small
sums soap was legal tender in many por-
tons OF the country
Il examined my change. and found that
each cake was stamped with the name OF
town and a manufacture authorized by
the government. The cakes of soap were
worth farthings each. Afterwards. in
my travel, / frequently received similar
change. Many OF the cakes showed
signs of having been in the wash tub.
but that i discovered was not at all IN
common. Provided the stamp was not
obliterated. the soap did not lose any
value as currency. Occasionally a man
would borrow a cake of a friend,- wash
his hands and return IL with thanks. 1
made use of my pieces more than once
in my bath, and subsequently spent
them"
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Presiding Elder Rev. r. b. Ford. u. y,
corner EiiloEt and Anna streets
Anne.
Gerrsan-Stswarr and Thirteentn. Eeg.
Joseph Hepp. pastor; residence 81 -sa
teenrh. Servicss II a. n and 80 =, "a
Norwegian Danish--Fifth and oLse-
Rev. K. :. Lundegaard. pastor s =. =.
Battery street IL L church-Eorner
ThIrd and Battery. Preaching II a. M
and y. m Epworth League, ssSo D. Ia'
L. r Hayward. pastor.
fsrace-Rainier and King setreets- Rev.
W. T. Ford pastor. residence. 5l5 suffer.
Services II a. Ia. and TO d. IA EDsoFth
League. e.45 .. m
Gilman Park. gaIlard-Rev. w. II;
tombstone. pastor. Services III a. m ar
y. M. Class meeting, i m EpWofs1
League. 7.30 p. m.
Madison street-MadIson and Clover
dale. Rev. VI. A Coyington, pastor. ser
vices I0:3o a. IN. and pm. Class meet
ing. 1870 a. II. Epworth League, -
y. N. and s:45 y. m Sermon az II a. IA.
Trinity--corner Kentucky and Mercer
streets Rev Newman =. Tedrtck, pas
tor: residence adjoining church. Morning
subject, Tho Golden Gate. Evening
subject. 1.-THE -Four Seasons OF Lie.
Sabbath school, Ie.i5 2. III. Junior League,
$50 y. IA.
First Methodist Episcopal church
Corner Third and Marion streets. Tho
Rev. ". 4. Shanklin, pastor: residence
s12 Seneca street. telephone si2. Preach
ing at II a. M. and S p. m. Class meeting
ct 10 a. m. Preaching morning ana even
ing BY he pastor Morning rnsnn nro5 s
ject, THE Value OF q Good Name. Ep-
worth League meeting AZ SD p. N. sum
day school 1870 p. m
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Presbyterian Churches,

First MIssion--In Wards hall. George
town, South Seattle. Preaching, p. m.
welsll-seyenth and Olive streets. sun
day school. go y. n. Preaching, 100
y. m
Ross Mission--D. l.. Fordney. pastor.
Preaching, $50 p. m. first and third Sab
bath of month.
rd-Tirst-Broadway and First av-
enue. Rev. y. l.. Fordney. pastor.
Preaching, II a. m. and 10 p. IN. \. p.
s. G. T.. e:3o p. N.
Calvary Market and King streets. Rev.
s. j. Kennedy, pastor. residence, b33 SUIT
Ter street. Preaching, II a. n. and y.
m. by Rev. Thomas MCGUIRE.
Cumberland Presbyterian ehurch-cor-
ner Window and Willow streets
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. X. r..
Powell Sabbath services az II a. m. and 8
p IN. Morning subject, Tho Holy Spirit
Evening kabJeet. Our Promised Land and
How to Reach It,
Second-North SeattIe-Oak and Harrl-
son. Rev. w. A. Major. pastor: resi-
dence, AT Temperance street. Preaching
II a. m. and ?. IN. Sunday school re-
opens at 1880.
Flrst-Fourth and Spring streets Rev.
Alexander Alison. ID. .. pastor; resi-
ience. l2i2 Marion street: teieDhoue. 9s2
Services III a. m. and p. nj. Rev. David
Dunlap. OF Portland. viii preach morning
and evening. Morning subject. Moses
the Deliyerer." Evening subject. The
Lord Our Shepherd" Y. T.. S. c. T.. els
y. m.
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Il is better fitted 10 be progenitors OF a
race fortified by physical strength Tor
the intellectual strain il will have 70
bear.
II, therefore. the sanction OF the baby
show ~ the highest aristoeraey shah re-
suit IN giving il fashionable currency
here. society may be the gamer by the in
Rovauon- At any rate, II Is lUposSi Die
70 exagSerate the importance OF the baby
IN the world. He is the master OF the "a
ture. and OF all the moral influences IN
society there IS none more valuable and
more salutary than = baby II the house
hold
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Grand opera today, Madison park.
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Episcopal Churches.

ST. Mary's church. Woodland Park. Rev.
Geo. II. Watson. ID. D.. rector. Evening
prayer, 3.}0 p m
Trinity Parish Church--James and
Eighth streets, Rev. George II. Watson,
d. D., rector. Holy Communion, 7:3o a. m.
Sunday school, 3.io a IN. Usual services,
II a. m.
ST. ciement's-Market street. near Yes
Ter averue. Rev. Henry A. Dexter offi.
ciafing Rev. Dir. Watson. in charge.
Services IL a. III. and p. m. Morning sub
Ject, Fear or Freedom" Evening sub
Jeet. known by Their Fruits" Sunday
school, 10 a. m
st. Observation-Disclosures +. l.. Hy.
land. rector; Services at II a. m. and 7:3l
y. m. Y. +. S. G, T.. $50 p. III. Bible
class, p. IN. Holy Communion. first
Sunday IN month. II a m; third Sunday
al $50 a. IN.
S.. Mark s--Fifth and Olive streets.
Rev. David Claiborne Garrett. rector.
Holy Communion. 7.30 n m. Morning
prayer and sermon, IL a m. Subject,
prayer and sermon. IL a. IN. Annual choir
service with address. p. m. Sunday.
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

Renton church--Rev. Gilbert. pastor
Sunday school at IL H. m. Preaching al
s n. m.
YesIer Junction church-Sunday at II n.
m Preaching by 6. II. Davis and other
ministers.
nuwamish ehurch-~nanied BagIey. pas
tor Sunday school AT IL a. IN. Preach
ing at p. IN.
Columbia church-SuppIy by II. Bagley
and Rev. Gilbert. Sunday school at III a
M, followed by preaching.
Seeond-North Seattle Republican and
Poplar streets Services, IL a. m and 7.g1
y. m. Sunday school will reopen. Prof
Eugene Miller. A. ~. pastor.
flrst-Third and Pine streets Rev.
Clark Davis. pastor. residence. clio Pike
street Services, II a. m. and s D m
Young peoples meeting. Gas. SUNDAY
school, 1854
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Congregational Churches.

Edgewater-Rev. J. r Nichols, pastor
Services. II a. m and p. IN. y +. :. G
T.. y. IN. Preaching by Rev Wizard. of
Chicago. Sunday morning.
Taylor Siren street. Rev. George II
lee. pastor. residence. 22S Birch Streer
Services Sunday at II m. and 7:SO D. m
K!rkland-k Kirkland Rev. Horatto All.
ing. pastor. Sunday services. II a. m. an
ESQ =. m y. +. 5. c. T.. $50 D. m. sun
day.
Brooklyn az Il a. m. and ?,
an. sunday school Il O'Clock Y T. 8 {,
L. s:l6 - m. Prayer meeting. Thursda,
evening al =. N. Amos \. Doyle. pastor
-Thirl ana trriversltv street
Services. II A. n. and p. m Rev. W IA
q, Temple pastor Morning subject
The Lilies. Evening subject, "A sui
cidal PoliCyf
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Catholic Churches.

Oar Lady % Good Help-S0uih Fourth
aud Washington streets. Rev r y pre-
foEtaine pastor. Low mass \ a. m
high mass. ie.Sa a. m: oenedlct!on. sd
y. n.
Church of tho Immaculate Rroa3Ua y
end Madison street. Rev. Victor Garrsns
pastor. Rev. Father DetaoVer. OF SDokans
assistant pastor. Conducted by the Ics
uitS. Early mass. a. Gn.s high mass ID s0
a IN. SUNDAY school, ) =. n. Sermon ana
benedictton. 5:t5 2. II.
Sacred Heart-Bell and Sixth streets
Conducted by the RedenptorfSss Rev
Joseph A. kautz. 4. ~. Il, pastor. low.
mass. with sermon, a. m. high mass
with sermon. 1879 4. IA. Holy Fawsiv
association meeting. =. IN t,stors
sermon and bcnedtctioa. $50 p. III.
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He Took the Hint.


Miss Harkaway," said Dolliner 81
suppose you have seen the statement in
this weeks Gazette that We are engaged
TO be married"
YES" said she. ST saw it."
well. l wish you 10 know that l had
nothing 10 do with the announcement.
and l have written this letter Of denial
'Oh, wouldn't send IT," she said naive
ly. What is the use?'
But Ii isn't rue"
THAT is so. but ii isn't impossible.
DO you know that paper contains great
many valuable hints"
And he took the hint.
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cbr,..ian Churches.

Olympic Avenue Church OF Chriss-7is
Olympic avenue. r II. Moss. pastor.
Sunaay school, 10 4 u. Preaching. Il q
II. and I'D p. N.
FIrst-Seneca street. between Third and
Fourth, = -. Smith. pastor. residence SD
Willow street Services IL a. m and )
d n Morning subject keeping Ia Re-
pair" Evening subject. Baptism" Y.
+. s. c. T., e;s5 q. n.
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Attention Sir knights.

Grand Encampment of the United States.
nil he held in Boston, August 18th 20 Goth.
II is expected that more than 5000 swords
will be in line and Boston is preparing to
give the Knights a royal welcome. Tie
Northwestern line has made rate of one
trst-class fare for round trip. Tickets on
sale August 18th to 2ith.
+. W. PARKER,
Puget Sound Agent. COL Front street. Sc
attic,
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Light on the situation.

Little boy-How soon are you and sis
goin' TO be m8rrtcd9
Accepted suitor-She has not named the
day Yet. I hope she does not believe n
long engagements.
Little hoy-She doesn't. ! know; cause
ali her engagements has been shors.
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No Hone for Him.

Atlanta Constitution.
"It's hard 10 please yen" said the de-
linq0ent subscriber 70 the impecunious
editor
''you think So"
Yes. YOU wouldn't be happy Il you
wfre coroner IN 4 daaj town
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United Presbyterian Church.

Sixth and Seneca streets. Rev. s. Dell
Johnston. pastor. residence. SO Seneca
street. No preaching services today. Sab
bath school at II Il p. III. Y. +. s. c. K.
p. N. Junior y. r. s. c. E.. 4:30 p. n.
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African NJ. L. Church.

Jones Street African ". E church-l3e0
Jones street. Preaching a. II a. N. by the
presiding elder Rev. II. Mckenna;
preaching and Holy Communion at ?. m.
Rev. @. II. Clark. or Tacoma, VIII preach
every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
evening until con1ers nee conseneS next
week. Sunday school, 80 p. N.
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Svetish--Bcll and Eighth streets Rav
Aug. Olson. pastor; residence. IS Dexter
YOUNG peoples meeting. = n
First ChurcA-Fourth street hatvrc.-
James and Cherry. Services az II a y,
and p. II. Sermons by Rev. N / 1St,-t
Sunday school. 12.3o p. IN
North Seattie-Th.ri AMI Cesar streets
Rev. {. +. Brownlee. pastor: residence
f8 Oak street. Services ~ a IN 49,
80 2. m 3. Y. Z. L. go 3. ~.
Market StTeet-Markes ana Nrsf,
streets Preaching II q. m ana e0 = =, -
Preaching by Airs. A. A4cposEau. pave
meeting each THURSDAY evening. YaaDe
peoples meeting. 6.aa p. II.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Hereafter notices FIJI the church cirec-
tori will be confined 70 ammo 49, ga :, : :
~ Sunday services only and subjects OF
sermon Extended musical programmes
Tor SUNDAY services and a1ncsirieeInef ,
of church entertainments vii c ~rs.sSS
,,sst,lishesd al ADVERTISING rates Notsces
Tor iris department should De recese {. q
this Office not later than ?. m sA@u.-
day, in order 20 insure plo41caeoa IN
Sunday morning.
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Her MerciIesS Friend.

Judge.
Miss Mature-Do you know, people are
always making the most absurd mistakes
about my age. Why some men guess me
to be no older than some OF the chits OF
silly girls one meets.
Miss Smart-Ah, that's when you talk.
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Lutheran Churches.

trinity Iusheran SUNDAY school. Flev.
enth and Union. at SO a. IN
hre,ish Holy TrinI1y-SeVenfN and
Union sunday school, g Is a. "a. tharch
services. . T. n
German fsitheraH-DHwas ish Mission.
sanders hail. below Sweenev's brewery
Services s.ao every o.her Sunday
Nerves an Danish Fllrfh ard Pine
STREETS. ) X Toiiefscn. PASTOR. Sufy IA
bAsen2eat. Services. II e. -. ara T, N
German GNsngehcaL Z}on's cocrrera-
Pre- and owe. Services. ta.so 4. m as
~ =. n.
Swedish Evanselic si-rAfrs street.. near
Pike Rev. Marta l. Larson. raster.
----@A~nee- III FaftA street. between PKG
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She Overheard.

Montesano Nidette.
We are informed that the following re-
marks took place in the vestibule of one
OF the city churches a few weeks since:
Miss -, may have the pleasure of
accompanying you homer" NO sir, Mr..
-, and you had better rustic up that s.
and paw your bet"
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Reforrned CHURCHES.

German Reformed church, Seattle
Seventh. between Pine and Olive streets.
Services az II a. N. and 7.39 p. N.
German Reformed church, Bailard-Post
street and Second avenue. c. Graedel.
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Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN.

Third church-Windom and Willow
streets. Services. IL a. m. and o. m.
Rev. X. F. Powell. pastor. Y. +. S. c. E.,
c 20 p. m.
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ard Union Services. loss q m and s

ard Union Services. i0:45 O. n ard
2. n
German Ist.he-an-Se~vfcez IN hzI cor
ner Main and Twelfth streets. Serves
every second and fourth Sunday o. ne
month az 7:E ?. n BY the KEY. W. III.
Behrens Of Tacoma
Rainier Heights Arissson-At Prsstyter-
ian church Market street. Services AZ
20 p. m every other Sun1ay. PASTOR.
z knappe: residence. ISIS Tenth street
assistant pastor. Rev. W. Il hartz. lsls
Tenth strest
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That is the state of your stomach. You
know il, you feel it. you show it. The
remedy you need is Ripans Tabules. Safe.
Sure and Effective.
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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,
: y. H. rous4ng meeting at p. n.
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LOST.


LoST-Tents. rent or sale. Sixth and
Pike.
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Unitarian Church.
Christian science.

Seventh. between Pike and Union-Rev.
,. III Acton, ID. D.. pastor. Residence
1907 Seventh street
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
neEts changed for the Sunday issue must
hand in copy by l o'clock Saturday 10
insure change.
POST- INTELLIGENCER co.
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Seattle CITY Mission.

Hall COZ Commercial street-Gospel serv-
Ices. I:3O p. m. every evening through
the week. MONDAY prayer service, u to
/ p. m Y. 7. S. c. f.
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Anlsconragod Invalid.

Puck.
Ue-p!nah. 7 spec I mus BE VERY low
She-Go long, he dactah say Il am nus-
I'm ser aus
He-VeI. when ! AK him 10 cau't hab
Yus' a lee.le mite o watermelon, he say
ID Oh 10 count.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

REBEKAH LODGE PICNIC at Ravenna
Park-Mystic Jewel Rehekah Lodge viii
hold basket picnic at Rayenna Park
Tuesday, August s; all Odd Fellows and
friends are invited. Take Third street
cars.
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Free Methodist Church.

si2 Pine street c. II. Sage. pastor.
Services, II a. m. and 1880 p. m. Preach
ing by Rev. Dean Dritton. Class meet
ing, L noon.
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Evangelical Association.

German-Harrison and Birch streets.
Rev. Aug Ernst, pastor. $50 Harrison
streets. Services. IL a. m. and p. m.
Young Peoples meeting. p. m.
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Owing to the large demand for the canal
issue of the Post-Intelligencer. it has been
found necessary TO print an extra edition
of the Weekly Post-Intelligencer, contain
ing full description Of the South canal
and the ceremonies attending the actual
beginning of work. Copies can be had at
the business office. wrapped ready for
mailing; price, cents.
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Prayer meeting every Saturday at s ..
m. Bible study class Sunday at $50 a m.
Mems meeting at p. m, addressed by
Rev. Dean Dutton.
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OWING 70 the large demand for the canal
issue Of the Post-IntelliEencer. u has been
found necessary 10 print an extra edition
Of the Weekly Post-lntelligencer. contain
{ug a fl.u description OF the South canal
ans the ceremonies attending tho actual
beginning OF work. Copies can he had az
inc business Office wrapped ready for
mailing. price. cents.
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WANTED-Gentlemen to rent neat fur
nished rooms; quiet; bath, light: 81 and
SIS per week. No. All Marion street.
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Turkey Red Table Covers. ........... ~
Pillow Case Lace, extra wide......... 20
And thousands OF other articles sold on
the same scale.
MOUNT RAINIER BARGAIN HOUSE,
Second ST. Near Yesler Ave.
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wANTED-sSo 10 $50 salary paid sales
men for cigars: experience not nsces-
sary, extra inducements 20 customers
Bishop s. Kline, s.. Louis. Mo.
WANTED-ACe-ts fer the burglar proof
key lock: a novelty which sells at sight !,
immense profits. No. 1924 Third street.
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Christian Alliance

Gospel services In Freeds hall, on Ninth
street. between Pine and Olive, at D. m
every Sabbath. Preaching by Rev. J. A.
Frazer.
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In basement OF Seattle National Bank
building. South Second and Yesler ave-
nue-Services Sunday at 3 and 7:45 p.
every day at L o'clock.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MALE.

ADVERTISER wants occupation or IN
terest in fish business, knows valuable
method for keeping nsh fresh and smok-
ing salmon. Apply b b, fost-IntelIl-
geDcer.
ANTED-Situation IN dry goods house
by young man. good references -Ad-
dress Is. PoEt-I1teluge 2ceE.
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wANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-AgentS TO sell Perfection
Dish Washer: everybody wants Il; sam
pie furnished: weight six pounds. Adj
dress George F.. Webster. Enamclaw.
Wash.
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Births, Marriages., Deaths.

Births, Marriages, Deaths.
In order to secure correct insertion OF
notices under these headings. the same
should be left al the business offices OF
this paper. No charge Is made for such
notices.
Funeral notices resolutions or other
special announcements will be charged at
the rate OF 10 cents per line each inser-
ton.
PosT-TNTEI.LIGENC co.
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Young womon.s Chrlstian As-ociation

The Young Woman's Christian Associa-
ton Will hold their usual Gospel service
at their rooms, us Third street. Sunday.
al p. m. Preaching by Rev a. n. Smith.
Bible class viii meet Friday afternoon
from to o'clock.