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Presbyterian Churches.

rirrs Niission-In Wards hsn. George
town South Seattle. Preaching, p. NJ.
welSh-Sevcnth and Olive streets. sun
DAY echool. $50 Z. m. Preaching. $50 = IN.
Ross Misslon-p I Fcriney, pastor
Preaching $50 r. m. irst ami teird sab
hath Of month.
First. paliard-Nrosiw av and First ave
nue.. Rev. 4. L. Fordaey. pastor. ftraCh-
Ing. II a. NJ. and 80 u. m. \. T. :. I. r,
e.20 n m.
First Fourth an6 SprlnS streets Row.
Alexander Alison. u. n. pastor rosi-
sienrc. I2lf Marion street telephone ts'1
Services II a. IN. and p. m \. i. :. &.
J.. els =. N.
Second. North Seattlc-Oak and Tfar-
rlson streets. Rev. W. \ Majors, pastor,
residence AZ Temperance street Preach
tns az n n ia and As p W Sunday
schcol 81 y n Y. =. * &. r. SIS Morn
snE. first sermon ~ a series ou "Garaens
IN the neeevt Places ~ Woman History -
Evening sermon - young people
Calvary Market and King streets. Rev.
= J. Kennedy. pastor. residence. A3 SUIT
Ter street Services, II a fn. and p ~.
IN Sermons by the pastor. Morning
thcrae What We Are and What We
acne 20 BECOME" Evening. The Crucial
Question" Sunday school. 1915 T.. n Y
y : 9 r $50 2. IN. Prayer meeting.
Thursday. at +. N.
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THE SECONDHAND BOOK TRADE
Many Ways In Which the Dealers Re-
pienish the stock in their stores.
Neur Ynrk Sun

pient@h the stock IN their STORES
New York Sun.
Secondhand book shops not OF the lzrg-
est sort depend for much Of their stock
upon books brought in or parts Of libraries
offered for sale by the owners. When a
man sells his whole library he usually goes
TO an auctioneer. When he wishes TO get
rid OF trash ne seeks a dealer in second
hand books. Some persons sell their books
when hard up instead Of going 70 a pawn
shop. Two weeks between March and May
see many books sold by families about 70
remove Some persons on going 20 Europe
sell their books instead OF storing them
Needy students sell or eXeaaaye for new
text books she old ones thef have finished.
The secondhand dealers complain that
most OF the books Offered are OF small
value But then the booksellers pay very
little for them and some are bought ny
weight as old paper, 70 be spread upon the
cent tray. The ordinary secondhand
dealer has few offers Of foreign books save
French works. classical text books, ana
school grammars Of various modern IAN
guases 4 few Russian, scandinavian ana
Turkish books are offered, and now and
then Chinese book turns up. Polyglot
as is the population Of this town, no book
seller makes a specially Of books in all the
modern European languages. Even itaHah
ana Spanish books other than text books
are comparatively scarce. The booksellers
eign books other than French to make 1t
profitable 70 keep a stock Of them
The secondhand dealers commonly have
specialties. Those near the medical scnooIs
keep books on medicine and those near ths
theological seminaries go in for books on
theology But there is no such demand
for secondhand text books here as IN the
great European cities, where there are
more students and vastly more very poor
students than here. Students at colleges
within fifty miles Of New York BUY COCO
many text books from the secondhand
dealers OF this city. Philadelphia second
hand dealers have trade OF the same
kind.
The stock Of the secondhand dealer Is
in a constant state of change. Books come
In to him every day from all sorts or peo-
pie. The dealers in secondhand furniture
are constantly picking up a few volumes
for next to nothing, and some OF these
eventually reach the secondhand book
stores Secondhand dealers receive every
week invitations TO come and appraise any
where from ten TO 100 volumes that library
owners wish to get rid of for the sake or
making room for better books.
The professional library suppliers keep
an eye on the old book shops for standard
classics, especially In sets, and several
widely-known booksellers make a specially
OF providing such sets, cleaned up and
newly bound, as parts Of libraries that they
are gathering for customers. ii Is from
such dealers and from the inquiries or
book collectors that the less skilled second
hand dealers gradually acquire knowi-
edge of the value of books.
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TIE Ruin OF TIE NEAR.

Along the hills and by the sleeping stream
y warning falls, and all the glorious
trees
Vesfures OF gold and grand cubToideres-
Stand mute as in a sad and beautiful
dream.
Brood'ns on death and natures vast UNI
doing.
Ard spring that came an age ago and fed
ON summers glory lons since drawn 10
read
And now the fall and all the slow. soft
rain.
And soon. some day sweeps by the pill
Laying wind
The Winters Mid outrider. with harsh
f1ar.
And leaves the meadows sacked and waste
amt thinnEG.
And strips Tho forest If it's Golden store.
TIA the grim tyVaut comes. and then they
sow
The silent wreckage. not with salt. hut
snow
Archibald Lampman. in Scrbuer 5.
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Renfon rhurch-Hev- Gilbert. pastor
sunday school At II a N. rrcaching at 5
y. m.
puv,ar1fsh churCh-Dauisl FaElrv. Dss-
Tor. SUNDAY school az II a. N. Preaching
az =. II.
yesler Junction church Preaching ON
SUNDAY az n a, N. by Z. u, Davis and
other ministers.
Columbia church Supplied nv y nag
ley aud Rev Gilbert Sunday school ar
IL a m followed nv preaChing
Second. North seattle Republican ara
rOpiar streets Services. 81 a. ~. ari IS
=. N. Prcf Eugene Miller. \. NJ, pastor
Seats FREE
Viz Third and Glne streets Rev.
CLARK Davis. pastor. rrstasuce. $50 IKE
street Services. ~ =. N and p =. ~.
by rho pastor SUbtert - morning dis
course Tire c1f and New ENr0ing
The CNsnecafslr ao3 she 'HchaHEe
ahip suns school 1e - =. 'n- NeGug
reonla.s m-etLnE SIS y n
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Methodist EnEsconal Churches.


Presiding Elder Rev, r. Y. Ford. y. D..
corner Elliott and Anna streets queen
Anne.
Gerrnan-stewart and Thirteenth. Rev
Joseph Hepp, pastor: residence LII .iii-
tenth. Services, II a. m. and 81 p m
Noruycgian- suish 49, Fifth and Olive.
Rev. e J. T.nndegaard. pastor; resloence,
Ek Olive. Services. II a. m. and I'D p. m.
e;race-Ralnler and King streets Rev.
W r. Ford. pastor. residence. 5ig $3.50.
Services. II q. m. ana % D. H. EP"oiA"
League. Gas p. m.
Gilman Park. Ballard Rev. W. II:
Johnsfone. pastor. Services II a M ana
r. M. Class meeting II m. Epwortn
League. 80 p. m.
ITaven-Corner Howard and Second.
Rev ", n. Drake. pastor. Sunday school.
IL a m Class meeting. II m. Preaching.
II a. m. and 40 p. m. by pastor
Battery street-corner Third and Bat
terry. Preaching. u 2 m. and 20 DI ?; ~;
n e e.s0 ?. m. f. X. Hayward. pas
tor.
Madison street-Madlson and Clover
dale Rev 81 A. Covington, pastor SerN-
fees al u an. q M and ~ 9oG p 10 fT ornn
ssThe Bible an Infallible Guide sunday ds
school. 2.20 p. m. Epworth League "'00
p. m.
Trinity-corner Kentucky and Mercer
streets. Rev w. 5 Harrington. y y,
pastor. residence adjoining church. Sefv-
Ices at II a M and 80 p. m. Morning
,uhiecf. THE Peace Of God" Evening.
.f,nr Almighty Friends" General class.
1870 q. m Sunday school, 1915 r. m.
Junior League. 800 p. m. EpHorth League
10 y. m.
First Methodist EpIscopal-Corner Miro
End Marion streets. Rev. William Arnoto
Ehankiin, pastor: residence, q seneca
street: Telephone 942 Sermons by Rev.
e. r. Fulrner. &C Kent. NJ II ~ "a
m and 1.a0 D. m. Glass meeting. 10
a. m Epworth League meeting. 6i2 y.
m Sunday school. $3.50 2. N. Junior h.p-
worth League. Norday. 4 r. m. Pente-
rnesting. Tuesday, 7:se p. m. Prayer meet
Ing, Thursday. go p. m
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Catholic Churches.

Our Lady OF Good Help-South Fourth
and Washington streets. Rev. +. " Pre-
fontaine. pastor. Low mass. a. m; high
mass. 1870 a. m; benediction, 1:5o p. m.
Church OF the Immaculate-Broadway
and Madison street Rev. Victor Garland,
pastor; Rev. A. Triyelli and Rev. j. Mich
olson. assistants. Conducted by the
JeSUits. Masses at SIS a m. and 1890 a.
IN. Lecture and benediction. 7:45 p. m.
Sacred HEARTFELT and Sixth streets.
Conducted by the Redemptorists. Rev.
Joseph a. kautz. G. IS. r.. pastor. Low
mass. with sermon, a. m: high mass,
with sermon. 1920 a. m. Holy Family as
ISOLATION meeting. 4 p. m. Nesper5, ser
mon and benedlctlion. 80 2. m.
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MAR RACES

sTOY-JONES-At St. Pauls church, Port
'-ovrnsend Wash. Wednesday. October
q. 1s95. by Rev W n. St0y, assisted by
Rev 3 O Baker. Mr. Samuel b Stoy,
OF Portland or, and Miss Anna Aaude
Jones. OF Port Townsend. Wash.
poD-THOEN-At the residence Of the
officiating clergyman. 6io Pike street,
Seattle Saturday. October j.. $3.50, by
the Rev Clark Davis. Mr.. knut O Rod
and Miss Martha Thoen. both Of Seattle
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Evangelical Association.

German Harrison and Birch streets
Rev AUGUST Ernst pastor. M Harrison
street services % o.. III i0 the English
larEuaEe hN EVaucslisfz Ar and Mrs \
J. HrNanS subject. Christian Liberty -
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Births. Marriages., Deaths.

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notices under these headings, the same
should be left at the business offices OF
this paper. No charge is made Tor such
notices.
Funeral notices. resolutions or other
speciaf announcements VIII he charged at
the rate OF 10 cents per line each inser-
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Rapfi<f Churches.

Market Street - Market ana Main
streets. PREACHING ar II a. m. and 2. m
~ Rev w T Fleeuor. All are cordially
invited Young Peoples meeting, p m
North seattle-Third and Cedar streets.
Rev G. r Rrownlee. pastor: reside nee
id9 Oak street. Services. II a m. and %
p. m p. !. r. T., $50 p. IN.
Sgedish-Eighth and Bell streets. Rev.
Andrew Swartz, pastor. residence. 3-5
Dexter street Services, 1890 a m ana
10 y. m Sunday school. noon. Young
or meeting. S p m Saturday. Young Peo-
pies meeting. y. m.
First Church-Fourth street. between
James and Cherry. Rev. ;. c. ohrum,
pastor. Services az II a. m. and p. m.
Sunday school. 1880 p. m Young Peo-
pies meeting s.l5 .. m. Glass for study
I'm Book OF Revelation, led by Hon. Fl. >
Greene. Friday al 80 p. m. Prayer meet
ing, Thursday al 7.50 2. m.
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TnffarInn Church

First church, Seventh street. between
Pike and Union-Rev. J. III. Acton. u. d.
pastor. Residence. 1907 Seventh street.
At II a. m service appropriate 10 the
harvest season by the children. Pro-
gramme of music and song, with a ser
mon TO the little folk on Fish and Fish
ermen." Sabbath school will meet prompt
" al 1880 a. m. No Sabbath school exer-
cispz
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eonnr.rarinnnl Chnr,.h....

rsrcwater- Rev. J T Nichols pastor
Services = q. IA and : -2a q. al- y, T.. s.
G p. =, ~.
Ta,.la~-B Birch street Rcv Ceo-rc ~
Ice oastoFs residence. - E3r-h street.
Services. SUNDAY at u g. H. snd 81 s. ~.
Kirkland kirkland Rev Hcrat.0 All
fuat uassur SUNDAY serEicss- - a ID AMI
: - 7. ~. y T.. $ 4. A.. S,se 3. "a SaU-
dav.
rreaakfvn~r Preaching az II a r. ard $
II 81. Sunday school. - c'C2ock \. T. :.
= r. e.i5 T. IN PRAYER meeting. THURS
Gay evening AZ e'clack. Amos A. Dos .e.
pastor.
Flsywosth chuFrh-Rrv " II. - Tenn
pie. PASTOR. t0l Seneca street study ~
house a. home until =. II, SAcA CAY.
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Young Mems Christian Association.

PRAYER meeting every Saturday at y.
m. Bible study class, Sunday at $50 a. m.
Monthly meeting Of the Woman's Auxil-
larry In the parlors at 2:30 y. m. Mems
meeting at p. m. Prayer meeting i'm
mediately after mems meeting. Y NJ
q. \. building. lil7 Front street. All men
welcome.
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Cumberland Pre.bvteriau.

Ravenna Park-Rev. l. y. Beck, pastor.
Services at IL a. m. and p. m. sunday
school. 10 a. NJ.
Third Cumberland Presbyterian-Corner
of Window and Willow streets. Rev. r.
+. Powell. pastor: residence, SIS McClaire
street Preaching by the pastor. IL a. m.
and 100 y. m. Sunday school, l2:l5 p. m.
V p. 5. c. T., $50 p. m Bible study,
Wednesday. p. m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday 7.2O D. m
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African NJ. 4. Church.

Jones street African NJ. L. church-l32o
Jones street. Rev. Wilbur T. b. Har-
wood. pastor Preaching at II a m and
730 r. m. Glass meeting II m. Sunday
school. go p. m. Bible exposition and
Gospel meeting, Thursday night. Holy
Seats free.
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Time l. Money.

TIE rnSa whose tine IS money can save
uauca 81 ths course % year 4 he nn4s
rs trains are alNays en time. TGe North-
Western Lire 5 ore 90 che most reliable
Ia us adherence 20 Is time. thls = also
the shortest Inc between - Paul aaa
Chicago. =. W. PARKER.
Puget SQUAD Agent. eal Froat street. Sc
alta
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United PRESBYTERIAN Church

Sixth and Seneca streets-w NJ. HOWE.
pastor; residence, 1902 Marion street
Preaching. IL a. m. and 7:S0 p. m. p.
s. C.. T.. meeting. $50 p. m. Sabbath
school, l2.l5 p. m.
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TIE SEATTLE Ministers Association vsf1
meet Tomorrow morning a. u o'clo-k fr
tha n q. 4 r15wE On Front street
Rev w Ma Jor vii read a pavs~ GA
'-rrs EganEeiist1c Spirit ~ Church
Wovk The public b cordially invited
to afteaa these rRertinEE
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

ApAAfS-At Il5 Lewis street. Seattle
THURSDAY. October =. 1870 Nathaniel
only son OF Clarence W and Editn {:
Adams. age Is months days. Funeral
y m. Tuesday.
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Christian Churches.

First-Seneca street. between Third and
Fourth. J. y. Smith. pastor; residence,
6l3 Willow street Preaching at II a. m.
and 100 p. m. by the pastor or his son.
Rev 9. Il. Smith. Sunday school, Gas a
m. Y. p s c. F., 6.l5 p. m.
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Reformed Churches.

German Reformed church. Seattle
Seventh. between Pine and Olive streets.
Services az II a. m. and 100 p. m.
German Reformed church. Ballard-Post
street and Second avenue. G.. Graedel.
pastor. Services, Sundays at IL a. m.
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

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Hereafter notices in the church diree-
tory will be confined 10 annoancems nfS of
church services only and subjects % ser
mons Extended musical progrs mines Tor
Sunday services and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
church entertainments will only - pun
IEshed a advertising rates Notices Tor
this department should be received at TINS
oTice not later than 2. m. SATURDAY ~
order 10 insure publication on SAhoay
rnaruirg
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TIRE FIRST Spiritual Sn-getv hniaS Ia
regular meeting iu Potts hall fa.s Fronf
street. q D. g. ~. thH3ren-s fr~e.--n -
a u- Metlum.s meeting following
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Lutheran Churches.

Trinity Lutheran Sunday school
Seventh and Union. at s;i5 a. m. NO
church services
English Holy Trinity-Seventh and
Union Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Church
services B p. IN.
German Iutheran-nuwamish Mission.
Sanders hall below Sweeney's brewery.
Services, $50 every other Sunday.
Norwegian-Danish 49, Fourth and Pine
streets s. II. Tollefson. pastor. study IN
basement. Services. II a. m. and 2. IN.
German Evangelical. lions couerega-
tion-rreeds hall. Ninth street. between
Pine and olive. Services. 1880 a, m. and
T:s0 p. IN.
Swedish Evangelical Third street. near
Pike Rev. Martin l.. Larson. pastor,
residence fi2i Fifth street, between Pike
and Union. Services. 1915 a. m. and
- m.
German Lutheran Services in hall, cor
ner Main and Twelfth streets. Services
every second and fourth Sunday of the
month at 7.a5 y. m. by the Rev. W. II.
Behrens. OF Tacoma
Rainier Heights Mission--At freshyter-
san church Market street Services a.
$50 y. m every other Sunday. Pastor.
T. knappe: residence. ISIS Tenth street {,
assistant pastor. Rev. ". H. kurtz. 1919
Tenth street
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Seattle Branch. No l. Of the Theosophl-
cal Sccictv. sunday. s p. m. 6l2 Third
street Lecture by Mrs. Bell r. Crosby
~ Tacoma. subject. "Occultism ana The.
osophy"
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Young women'S Christian Association

The Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton VIII hold its usual Gospel service al
their rooms, us Third street. Sunday, at 4
=. m.
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ohrl.tInn Ntis.lnn nnd sonmon.s notho

In basement Of Seattle National Bank
building. South Second and Yesler ave-
nue-SerNiCes Sunday at 3 and T.s5 n
m Week day services every day at II
o'clock.
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NhNcntists

Advent Christian meetings IN Nasopi.
building pr. William Chapman. pasfor
Social and prayer meeting. 1918 a. m
Preaching. II a. m.
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The Peoples Church.

Corner Third and Madison streets-Rev
W. w. Mallory. pastor residence ia
Main street. Services at IL a m. and 7S0
y. m.
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seattle CitN Mission.

Han fNt Commercial street Gospel ser
vices. s@ B IN. every evening through
the week Noon-day prayer service. y TO
] p. IN. \. L. :. &. r..
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Gospel services On Frecd's hall IN Ninth
street. between Pine ard Olive. ~ : r. m
eyerv Sabbath. Preaching BY Rev. J. A.
Frazer.
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pn,scopal Churches.

81. Marks North Seattle Mission-Olyn-
nj avenue Sunday school at p. m
ST Mary's woodland Park-Rev. Geo.
RI watson. -. D. rector. Evening pray
err. $50 p. m.
ST. Stephens Bafard-Rev. y. r. Hy-
Hand rector Services at II n. m. and z ~
n m Y T. s. G.. r, csc p. m. Bible
class. y. m Holy Communion. first sun
day in month. II a M: third Sunday at
$50 a. m.
Trinity Parish Church-James and
Eighth streets. Rev. George III. Watson.
n. u, rector. Sunday school. s.45 a. m
Morning service. II a. N. sermon by hev.
~. II Gowen. Of New Westminster. +. g
Evening service 7;50 y. m. Sermon by the
rector Monday morning al 30. st. ST.
mon and 81. jules day. Holy tommun-
ION. Free sittlngs. Vested choir.
81. Mark's-Fffth and olive streets. two
squares north of Pike. Rev. David Clai-
borne Garrett, rector. Holy Communion.
ga. m Sunday school s.i5 a. m. Morn
ing prayer ard sermon. II n IN. Young
peoples meeting, els 2. m Evening
nv the rector on his experiences at the
general convention in Minneapolis.
81. Clement's-Market street. near Yes
Ter avenue Rev. Henry A. Dexter. ofici-
ating Rev Dir. Watson in charge. sun
1ay school, s:s6 a. m. Divine service. with
sermon. n n m: subject. "RedeeminE the
Time" Evening prayer. with sermon 80
n m subject, "The Chosen Few. An
them Thou Makest Me Dwell In safe
e." by vested boy choir, men and women.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EoP RFNT-Room and board for gentle
man in private family. bath and all mod
ern conveniences, near business Sen1 s,,
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Frec Methodist Church.
Chrl~tinh Nl.iancc

90 Pine strcet-C Il Sage. pastor
meeting. l. m.
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TIE Daily Post-Intelligencer - row On
sale n Portland Or. sf Rich Bros. 90
Aexrlsan street. Portland Hotel news
street
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SnlXntinn Army
TheoSnpllv.

Barracks. corner Of Yesler avenue and
South Third strcct-Maj. Percy Morton
IN command.
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; SERVICES At THE CHURCHES {


SUNDAY services. n a. m Theme for SER
mon. The Eye" 80 r m. fourth ser
mon In the series on Home Life special
theme. TO Fathers" Sunday school.
fg.Sa D m Y y. s. c. e. tsf5 p. m Pray
er meeting. Thursday. 7-51 p. m
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The Christian Science EtbIe class meats
~ al O. IN ~ room g. hIuckley block.
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WANTED-Girl for general homework:
one that understands cooking. Inquire
Sfi Columbia
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WANTED-City solicitor for family groc-
cry and wine trade also solicitor for
same lines in nearby towns. Call at
500 Second street.
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WANTED-Cook for orphans home. APP
ply to Mrs. a. NJ. Brookes, corner High
and Banner streets.
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SOCIETY NOTICES

GRAND Rail- under the auspices OF ne
S-of~h Society az Seattle on hsLo~g e.
night October =. az hanAe ISL; :
0-Sleck 2. "a. Admission = ceatsi ladies'
free.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-27

WANTED-Detectives in every town and
county, men and women; experience not
necessary: inc,ose stamp for answer.
Address Coynes Detective Agency. 120l
South Spring street, Los Angeles, Cal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-27

WANTED-Boy who is willing to do light
work about house in exchange for board
and lodging. Address Boy. Post-Intelli-
gencer.
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$50 TO SIS

$50 TO $50 SALARY paid statesmen for
cigars; experience not necessary; extra
inducements 10 customers. Bishop &
Kline, St. Louis. Mo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-27

CHEAPER THAN AUCTION Pprrvs
Ninth street lot, between James snS q
Ter. assessed at S2,0oo, can be palrrhs's,
now for $i,70o; rare chance h .sssea
choice residence site. close IN. 4ss
$3.50 buys beautiful lot on HYDE. nor.h :,
Yesler; lovely location; genuine hay.
gain. at-
Beautiful home Renton addition ".
from Madison, sold under second ~.
gage, can be purchased for s.. 900. ass1, Sea-
first mortgage. 81. 600. due two yesrs..s
property cost over $500. @s
Lake Washington water front, III s-a.
for $780, you know this ia snsss
enough.
A bargain on Yesler avenue IL You var,
a nice home. "1s
l.. u. ROSS. investment broker. ram a.
Seattle National bank building ~