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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-02

Presiding Elder Rev. r. r. Ford. D D.,
Einnear place and Anna street, saeen
Anne.
c;ernan-ssewsrt street and Summit av-
enBe. Rev. Joseph Hepp. rector; rsslasf'ee'
1871 Eurnmit avenue. Services. IL a. M
ard 10 p. m
Norwegfan-Dsnfsh - Fifth avenue and
Olive street. Rev. r. J. Iz1Dcexaard. pas
tor: residence, 5s Olive Services. II a. ~
ard TO .. m
Gilman PARK. BaIlsra-Rey. W. "
tombstone. pastor Services, II a, ~. a. a.
8 D. m. Class meeting y NJ EpSof'h
League, 10 D. N.
Battery street-corner Third avenue sn 10
3. sunday school. lzsl5 P m t.pS s -. IN
League. 60 .. N Rev. T. A'~0'1
preach.
Hayen-corner East Newton ard last
John. Rev w H. Drake. pastor sul-
DAY school,. 10 a m. Class meeting, = II u
preaching. II q. m. and - ,. ~ - 80
tor.
Madison ssrees-MAdlson street and and
I~eniy-fhira avenue Ees. ~
Fev A Warren. o. Blaine. and q =, -
fhe pastor Sunday scho0l. % y m EP-
worth League, 80 ?. m
Trinity-corner Firsf avenue rortn ana
last Merosr street. Rev. ". = szfrlnk-
ton. y. a.. pastor. residence a1lplnihs
church s@rssces AZ ~ n m. and - . m
Morning theme. lne tgt4Fn f-.I.r
Yr4r9 T4nstserafrs mass MEETING In even
faN General riaes. 81 - e. ~ SNn.4ay
school fzI5 D RI Junior League. - =
D.. EgNgrth League. 80 2. M
Grace Thlffleth avenue and King street.
Frg "a n FrrH t.arf1rs residence. -
letter. Rev W. T Ford. pastor, y en-
gaEea in susrlal revival serFlcss in Grace
hareh fsriia9f sns ~ = 80. 80, o. ossr
the auIDlf ~ Grane clgrCh stsn1As morning
af n o'floek. ans ~ - o m
F.rsf Methodist EplsroIlal-Corner Third
sKenue and Marl9n street Key. william
Af1alI @4aukaa. rasfDrs residence, -
ftnffa street. Telephone Buzz 4A So
more 81 n and - :. M. ~ ne
pastor M0fniEg fFEt. Personal WORK.
ENNMEng text "fNBah." Class tneeftuGs ID
a. "a EpEDrfa faseFle meetile. sd p m
SurdsF school. D. q o.. ~. fenfeco-tal
a. aeffnr TufslaF = b u. Cas- nfefsaEs
T. f8y. - r. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
cay - 4 u Junior kpN0Tth League
SATURDAY,. a. a m.
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Observations taken a. al stations az
. N. 18th meridian time g p m Paeiilc
timeD
Weather synopsis.
The rising q the barometer shows that
the storm center has passed eastSAra
TIE pressure - roR hiR nest al EUREKA
on the California coast Light scattetlls
sfsEers have occurred, and the Wigs
have decreased IN force
GEORGE y SALTSBrRY-
Observer IN Charge
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Total sales.
Total sales Of stocks today were s2.223
shares including: American Sugar 500
Atchison 1850, Burlington 400. General
Electric $500 Louisville Nashville 400
Missouri Pacific 2,4o0, Reading 400, Rock
Island 1890. ST. Paul $500. Union Pacific
$500, Wheeling & Lake Erie 2.Sco.
Flour.
Flour-Receipts g. 100, exports 4. COO bar
rels Market held higher, TO conform TO
the advance in wheat which checked BUSH
ness: city mill patents. $40; winter pat
ents. So s0a4 80: city mill clears, SAT- TO-;
winter straights, 81 S514 60: winter low
grades, g 25a2 60: spring low grades. $3.50
q2.59.
Wheat.
Wheat-Exports $3.50 bushels. Spot
strong: No. 2 red. S0is ds0Ssc: No hard.
7ssSc delivered Options excited and de-
cidedly higher on account OF the advance
at LIVERPOOL, coupled with a heavy decrease
I'm Liverpool stocks. Shorts were heavy
buyers the advance being assisted by a
fair outside trade. Closed nervous at rs
Gf7.c net advance: February closed ii.c:
May closed 73lsc.
Hops.
Hops-Quiet and steady; state. common
to choice. 1894 crop, 2izG4l2c; 1895. Pacific
coast crop. 21zGl4l2c.
Wool.
wool-Steady; domestic fleece. lsd22c;
pulled. I9d26c.
Petroleum.
Petroleum-Firm: United closed 81 As bid.
Coffee.
Coffse-Options opened partially higher;
closed barely steady. at a net advance of
to Is points. sales. 1870 bags; March.
Sc 459l2 % Spot Rio dull; No. Z. 13c; mild
dull; Cordoya. l6s4c.
sugar.
Sugar-Raw. firm; fair refining, Si2c;
centrifugal. Is test. 37sc. Refined, steady;
No = 5-fsc; mold a, 5 3-l6c; standard A,
3-isc. confectiOners' A, l3-l6c cut lcaf,
l-lsc: crushed. 9-l6c: granulated, l5-lSc.
Metals.
Pig iron-Weak: Southern. slI-75GIl2 10:
Northern. S12fiS
Copper-Dull, brokers price, SO
Lead-Strong: brokers price. $50
Tin-Plates steady.
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FFuancfat.
London. Feb I-Silvsr. oessi Consols.
f07 isis
New York. Feb. The Evening Posts
financial cables ram says. The stock mar
ksts Sere quiet today. Americans were
more hopeful in tone. The steamer Aura
MA today takes at least Eao.e9 OF gold Tor
New York. and probably more viii 90 next
week
Breadstuffs and Grains
Liverpool. Feb l-Wheat-Spot. firm:
demand. poor: No. red winter. IS Sd:
No. ! hard Manitoba. IS SD: No. l CALI
fornla. - lod. Futures closed strong. Id
higher. February. IS SD. others. 3 lrd.
CoFn-Spot. firm. American mixed. new.
Il I'D Futures closed firm. about I'd
higher all around; February, Is eisd.
March and April. is sd. May aad June.
s. Sd: July. Is SID.
Fiour-Firm. demand. poor; 81. Louis
fancy winter. IS Cd
Hops
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, 81 s.
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yesla9 Junction church Preaching on
Funday sc n q. III Gy Rev = nalfy
Columbia Church sev. b. = Rattray
pastor preACh}uE morning and evening"
Second North Seattle Republican street
aud Second avenue north. NJ services to-
DAY
puwanalsh Church Daniel Bse'rv. PAS
tory SUNDAY school a. 10 a. m Preaching
at ESQ y. IN.
Renton Church-Rrv. r. r Rattrav
ysstor. SUNDAY school az N a. az Ireach-
trr Al e % T. IA. "a Rev. b T. Eattrsy or
Rev : Daily. president, residence. So
Union street.
Ft~st-Thiri avenue ani Ffue street
Tev clark Davis. pastor, Trsidcrce. go
lstke street Services n a M. ART 3 % b.
~ % ~ conducted hv Rev. Amos I43sor
raflev. Morninr fhrme divine llErf ans
F.aaN-sh{n.'' eNfnluE. The t.tFR Promise
40 Salvation No @ Failure tsihlr Cgoni
ysrl m fn Y y : e. =. folD iH unioa
,r~viee Thursday evening. prayer Sa4 so.ts
service al ~
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Resemblance.

Boston Transcript.
FoggI told Bass what you said: that he
reminded you of a giraffe, because he held
his head SO high.
F'enderson-And what did he say?
Fogg-He said you reminded aim Of an
ass.
Fenderson-Because why?
Fogg-Because you are one, he said.
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Unitarian church.

First Church-Seventh avenue. between
Pike and Union. Rev, j. II. Acton. II. D.
pastor: residence. ie7 Seventh avenue.
Preaching by the pastor. II a. m. Sunday
school. 1890 p. m. Woman's Auxiliary
meets Friday afternoon at 1880. Young
Peoples Circle meets Saturday evening at
4 o'clock
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Jones Street African NJ. r Church-i320
Jones street. Rev. Wilbur t. Il. Harwood,
pastor. Memorial service 10 the late Right
Rev. A. w. Wayman, ID. D.. senior bishop
OF the African N. +. church. will be held
this evening, commencing at $ O'Clock. An
excellent programme will be rendered.
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Bresa-tuff. and Grains
One Point in His Favor.


Il haven't lived with you for twenty-five
years without finding out you're a brutel"
wrathfuliy exclaimed Mrs. Rangle. II know
a million reasons why I'd hate TO be you
and only one why I'd like TO be your
What is that one reason, madam"
fiercely exclaimed Mr.. Raugle-
Because you've got a good wife, she
screamed.
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Sixth avenue and seneca street-Rev. W.
~. HOWE. pastor. residence, l-o2 Marion
street AT the morning service the pastor
viii speak on the subject. Why We sing
Exclusively the Inspired Songs IN the Wor-
ship Of God" This is one Of the distinctive
features Of the United Presbyterian church
and the one which separates this church
from the one called Presbyterian. Every
body invited
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First-Seneca street, between Third and
Fourth avenues. Rev. ]. y. Smith. pastor;
residence, 6l3 Fifth avenue north. Preach
Ing at II a. m. and I'D p m. Sunday
school. s.s5 a. m. Y. l.. $. c. f.. 5l5 p.
m. Morning theme. THE Fall and Rise OF
a Great Man.. evening. safe Ground
Prayer meeting. Thursday night.
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cnnrrcgniInnaI Chnr,,h. ;.

Tavlor-Rirch street Rev. GecrEe II.
lee. pastor: residence. - Birch street.
ssrSiceS. SUNDAY al n a. m ana ~ y IA.
Plymouth shnrcs Rev " n q. Teta-
s,fr nasfor. 1917 seneca street study al
house. AT home uutl rs N each day.
Christian Endcayor tay. Appropriate
,,,9,sss, ana decorations % q. I'D. q 3 SCI
rnfafi ~ fhe paStor "kncW ledge TarcttsH
BUY" Al 80 Christian Ende2NoE rally
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Gospel Mission.

The Good Samaritan Mission-itA Third
avenue. between Pike and Union streets
Services every day in the week Prayer
and praise service az 5-3l- Preaching and
testimony, 2. IN Everybody welcome.
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Youna, women.s Christian Association.

The Young Womens Christian Associa-
ton viii hold lis usual Gospel service al
the rooms. us Third avenue. today at p
m Judge Roger :. Greene viii give talk
on the subject, "Christ's Private Talk With
the Unsaved." All women and girls are
most cordially invited to be present
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Births. Marriages, Deaths

In order to secure correct insertion OF
notices under these headings, the same
should be left at the business offices or
this paper. No charge il made for such
notices.
Funeral notices. resolutions or other spe-
cial announcements will be charged at the
rate Of 10 cents per line each insertion.
ST-INTELLIGENCER co.
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Green Lake - r. l.. Smith. pastor.
Preaching. II a. IN. Glass meeting, u N.
Prayer meeting. 7:3o D. m.
First-gI2 Pine street T. l. Smith. pas
tor Sabbath school. Gas a. m. Prayer
and class meeting. II a m. Preaching. 30
p. IN. Prayer meeting. Wednesday, 40
q. m.
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BUTTER.

Ranch ana Dairy Batter very searce s-s
bringing good pr1oes. Salp t. Is. We -
cash ca arrival
No COMMISSION
JOHN Il. AGE.N. S2o-szs Western axe-,,.
corneF Marion street
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AT THE CHURCHES.

Hereafter notices in the church dirsc-
tory will De confined 20 announce f1e,ts ~
s~k,sr<ss, sorvscfx syrsgvf and subjects of ser
mons Extended musical programmes Tor
SUNDAY services and announcements q
church entertainments wiz oniy Dc pun
Hssea a. advertising rates NoIiees fyf
fEfs fersarfrnent should - received ~ fnfs
sgvIce not later than ] .. m SATURDAY. an
order TO insure publication On SUNDAY
morning.
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Refnrne.i Chnrchc..

German Reformed Church. Seattle
Seventh avenue. between Pine and Olive
streets Services NJ II a. m. and 100 y. m.
German Reformed Church. Ballard
Post street and Second avenue. q. Grae-
Del, pastor. Services. Sundays at II a. n.
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Catholic fhnrclse-.

81 Francis Xavier ChapsI-Sixfh a1f
srrlnE streets Rev. Victor Garrane. :.
> Dr. charge Mas. q n.
Our Lady % Good Heig-OrienfaI avenue
aua Washington street Rev. r. y Pre-
t1ntk8nf. pastor. f4oN mass g. m. nign
mass. l90 a n. b-uediction. 80 = IN.
Church Of she mmaculate-froadwA
and Madison street Rev. Victor Garland
olson. ASSISTANTS. Conducted ~ the Jes-
OTIS. Masses AZ kI1 a m and l0W a m
sunday school al 2.5o .. m. and benedic-
nor a. sls p. m
Sacred HEARTFELT and Sixth streets.
Ccrcucicd hy the Re3empt0rists. Rev.
joseph A kAufz. e. -. r. pastor. Low
mas, Nitn sermon. : a m. high. mass.
win sermon. l0.B1 a II sunday sc1g0l.
-sl 3. IA Hoy Family Association meet
lng. =. N. NeEpers. sermon and bene-
.iefiC. - o. m
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San Francisco. Feb. i-FlOur-Famiiy
extras s37rI3.s-. bakers extras, $50 LIS;
superflns. s. eoG2s5 per barrel.
wheat-Spring wheat, S-l5fs per Genital
FOR No. l. and sl.l5 for choice. milling.
81 ~ 1ls0.
BarIey-Feed fair 10 good. s7ssa7oe;
choice, 7iAc. brewing. 75Gs1iac.
oats-MilIng. 77lzlrssisc; Surprise. s2ized
s. fancy feed. s9lsGs7i5c; good 10 choice,
72Iz7s Zssc: poor 10 fair. 6JsI71l2c. black, for
seed. s11odl.39; gray. 771z6ssziac per GENITAL
Reeeipts-F1our. quarter sacks. l2,1Ie'
wheat. centals. $50; barley. centals. 4.1ie;
oats centals 10, corn. centals 1.o.0. beans,
sacks, f1S: rye ceatais 80. potatoes. sacks,
1915: onions. sacks. 15s. bran, sacks, 3,1l0:
middlings, sacks, ep5. hay, tons. e4S. straw.
tons. -; wine, gallons. 1900: brandy. gal
Ions, ]. 90; hides. number. LII.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
M.ddlings-S lsl21: bran, slSqi4.
Hay-Wheat ssGi12: oat s7.5eal0; alfalfa,
:7as; barley. s7d9.50 clover. ssqs; COM
pressed. s7.50dli: stock. seas.50; wheat and
oaf, sT50fSII. straw, S5l,foc per bundle.
Potatoes-Salinas Burbanks. Gl190c; riv
er Burbanks. 30if0c: oregon Burbanks. SEQ
75c: river reds, 5o970c. Early Rose. 60dS0c.
MERGED sweets, 81 3: river sweets, $3.50.
Negetables-Ouions. California, 5sG1c;
do Oregon. 75cQsl.05: tomatoes. Los An
geles, SiGI25; string beans. sQl2i2c;
green peas, 4a5c: cabbage, 40G50c; garlic.
4a5c; dried peppers. 79l0c; mushrooms,
SGi5c: asparagus. 1eal5c.
Fruit-Apples, No. grades, S5cdsl: COM
mon. 50175c fancy. sl.25G150; Mexican
lines, s. yd6: California lemons, common.
sal. %: California lemons. good TO choice.
81. 5oG2: California lemons. fancy, $50; Cal
ifornia oranges. seedlings, 90cIsl-25, nav
els. 31q225; pineapples. 2.5og5; bananas.
slG2
Butter-Fancy creamery. 27G2sc: sec
onds. 25q26c. fancy dairy, 24g2Sc; seconds.
2l123c.
Cheese-Faney mild, new. 11d12zc; far
TO good. SQloc; Eastern, 12Gl4c.
Eggs-Store. 12i4al5c; ranch. 121za15c.
Poultry-Turkey gobblers. i2dI3c; hens.
11GIl3c: roosters. young. Ssd7: old. Sel
snipe. 81 250150, honkers. s35e1f4; brant,
40: broilers. small. s.. 50G45o: DO. large,
s5lf5JQ hens. S4d5 ducks. sedL50; geese.
sl-25al 70; pigeons. old. siQi-I21z; do. young.
81. 50ql.75.
G.me-Gray geese. s2G250: rabbits. cot
tontails. sal .: rabbits. 75casi for bush:
hares. 81: English snipe. s2.5o; common
snpe sl.2sal.50; honkers, $3.5oGi; brant,
tl25asl.50. white geese, 5og75c.
Wool.
wooI-Fall. short. trashy San Joaquin
plains. sG5c: good San joaquin plains,
4G6c; southern and coast, 4d5c; mountain
woods light and free, 6d7c; mountain
wools defective and heavy, 5q6c; Hum
boldt and MendocinO, S99c.
Hops.
Hops--iq5c per pound.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Firm; December. s1.17A; May.
siI9is
Barley-No trading.
Corn-Ss4c.
Bran-SlA
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Advcnttsts.

Advent Christian meetings in Masori-
buidlng-Dr William Chapman. pastor.
social and prayer meeting, lois a. m
Preaching. II a. m.
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First Mission Wards hah. George
town. South Seattle, Preaching, p. m
Ross Mission-D. l. Fordney. pastor
Preaching $50 p IN. first and third Sab
bath % month.
First Fourth avenue and Snr'ng street.
Services ~ a. IN. and s .. m Rev A. I.
Hutchinson will preach both morning and
evening.
First. BaIhrd-B Broadway and First ave
nue. Rev. - l. Fordney. pastor. Preach
inv. u a. M. and : % p IN. y. T. :. {. E.
G.S y. IN.
Welsh Seventh avenue ana olive street.
Rev ". r. Edwards. pastor. residence.
1Ee0 Eighth avenue Services al ln.s0 a. IA.
aud y IN sunday school $50 n. m
PRAYER meeting. "Wednesday. 50 n. m
second. North Seattle Third avenue north
and Harrison street Rev ". \. Major
pastor: residence. AZ Temperance street
Holy Communion az II a N. Evening.
seventh and last sermon IN Heart series.
topic. The Feet J"
Calvary Twenty fourth avenue south
and king street Rev : J. Kennedy.
pastor; residence. Es2 suffer street SER
vices. IT a. m and e0 p. III. Sunday
-chooi l21b n. ~. y l.. :. q. r. s 81 n
-. Prayer meeting Thursday. Al 5 p. m
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PRAYER meeting every Saturday at p.
m Bible study class. Sunday al $50 a. m.
Mems meeting az y. m. Prayer meeting
Immediately after mems meeting. Y NJ
G 4 building. lfi7 First avenue. All men
welcome.
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songs, papers and addresses The pastor 3
address viii - On Coed ciEizershIp. con-
secratioE meeting viii close the EXERCISES
Kirkland. kIrkiaHe-Rev. H0rafi0 All
ing pastor Sunday services II A. n. and
10 D. IA. Y. +. g. &. e. s.39 r. H. Sun
day.
Erookiyn-Preaching at ii a m and s
D. m. Sunday school. u o ciock. u. 2.
= g z 7-iS p. m. Prayer meeting. Thurs
eay evening AZ : O'Clock Amos a Doyle.
pastor.
E.dzewafer-Fsev. r. T. Nichols. pastor.
Services = a. N. and 10 . m L p 3
g e q m Prayer services every night
during the week but Monday and Satur-
day. Special song service
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Iheo-onhv.

Seattle Branch. No !. OF the Theosophl-
cal Society SUNDAY : y. m ei2 Third
avenue Subject. General Discussion OF
Theosophy'' by members. and quiz by au-
dience.
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f,.rr,en-HarrtsoD street and TRviar av-
ent,c Rev August Ernst. pastor See Tfar-
y,Son street. Services morning and even
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A sudden Reformation.

Washington City Star.
Charley is getting so economically said
young Mrs. locker.
That is quite an unusual trait In hin" "
Yes I have only observed 1t in him this
week He insists on wearing his old fifty
cent neckte so as to save those for which I
paid dollar and a half apiece"
seattle City Mission.
Hall s04 First avenue south-Gospel SER
vices 7:30 D. m. every evening through
the week MONDAY prayer service, IL TO
l D. m. Y. p. S. c. z.
The Daily Post-Intelligencer is now on
sale in Portland, Or. at Rich Bros. "a
Morrison street. Portland Hotel news
stand, and Northwest News Company. $50
First street.
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In basement % Seattle National Bank
building. Occidental avenue and Fesler
wav--Ssrvic ices sunday at : and 7.s5 n
m Week day services every day at y
O'clock.
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ChristInn Alliance

t3oxnel services in Freed's han. on Ninth
avenue. between Pine ana Olive. at 3 r. m
s't.erv sabbath Preaching by Rev J. a
Frazer.
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Mount Zi0n-SpecIai service by Rev. @.
Nancy. Of 81 Louis. al tie Young Nafur-
siists' hail on the Oh university grounds.
Market Street Twenty avenue
south and Main street Preaching. II A.
~. ard - 2. IN. by keV Thomas BALDWIN
Young Peoples meeting. =.
North SeatfEe-Thsrd avenue and Cedar
street ReH. g. r. Brownies. pastor resi-
deRce. ffs Oak street Services. II A. m
and 20 . n. r. T. z. L. % p N.
FIRST Caurch-Fourfh avenue, between
James and Cherry Rev :. 4. Ohrums
pastor Services at II a. m and - ?. n
sunday Eenooi. lz-SD D. u. Young Eco
Die > meeting, SIS D. n Bible class. Frt-
day. 10 = m. Prayer meeting. Thurs
day. T>0 p IN.
swedish-Eigfth avenue and Bel street
Rev. Andrew Swsrrz pastor. residence II
DEXTER street Services. 10 - a. m and
~ p. m sunday scnc0i. noon Young
people's meeting. 2 n Thurzday PRAYER
meeting. .. m Saturday, Young Peo-
pie 3 meeting. p. m.
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SALVATION Arnv

Tia,f0T ,,,i t nan Frs, ,,.1 nsg',at'aei
Mrs- Leuont.
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Corner Third avenue and Madison street
Rex " w Mallory. pastor: residence. no
Naiu street. services AZ II a. m. and : 81
=. N.
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pa~-arks. corner % Nesler Vay ana See
ond avenue south-Na1 fercv Morton IN
command
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.


Portland. Feb. I.-wheaf-Wana Walla.
CO.. Nal.ev. s20sZlzc Per busheL
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Raverna Psrk-Rey- l. d Beck. pastor
Services az u a. m and 5 e. IN. sunday
school. - a. m
Third Cumberland PTeEbytsrian--Corne
* twenty -s@CDr1 avenue and VII
low street Rev r r Powell pastor.
residence. siE MeC1sfre street Preaching
or Saotafh AZ y a. N. and - p. m sun
cay school a. iz-i5 D. H. y. T.. :. G r al
- 8. m Chlrcr prayer meeting on
THURSDAY al 10 3. m
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Spiritual meeting. platform tests pstt5s.
bal, EAgsS ayes.ae- Axs- Le201t-
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The christian Science RAle rTass r.e-.
AZ II A. IN in rocm E. h nckiey biock.
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Cattle-This weeks cattle receipts we're
cnly fair. bur the market closed lsttlSe low
er than a week ago for steers ChOlee 70
fancy oeeves. s.. 2oel4so; common 10 cho.>e
steers. s.. eel4Is: stockers and feeders.
s. 5e4S -. bulls, COWS and heifers. S-5otf
31
Hogs-Today's market WAS active ana
steady at yesterdays prices, closing a
shade lower than a week ago
SheeD-ReeelDts were small. but prices
have been low all week and today was 10
exception Common 10 choace sheep, S--Sts
2ss: LAMBS. s3-50a4sS
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n sympathy with the extreme olllishness
&c wheat
In CATS the market was quiet early. but
Whea wheat commenced 70 so Up there MRS
more activity shown. and the price ad-
vanceS steadily.
Provisions we're fairly active and strong.
though the influence OF the wheat marry
was partially Offset BY liberal selling ~
Packers
closing Quotations
Wheat-Fehruary SAC; May. sss4c-
Corn-Fehraary. es2sc; May. Setse
Oats-Febrnarv, Isssc. May. 2lssGels.e.
Pork-Febr,lzrv. slass. May. SIe.55.
I.srd-February. So. May. S.S0-
Rlhs-Fsoruary. s-2s: May. s5-5a.
Rye-s5e
Barley-15ssc
Flaxseed-sSe
Timothy-s2D