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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-07-23
Blood

Sarsaparilla. This medicine purifies, vi
talizes, and enriches the blood, and sends
the elements of health and strength to
every nerve, organ and tissue. 1t creates
q good appetite, gives refreshing sleep
and cures that tired feeling. 1t is because
Of its great power to purify the blood that
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Light on the Stomach

Such is the verdict of all those who
have tried Seattle Brewing and Malt
ing Cos. product.
Some beers lie heavy on the
stomach.
That is certainly not desirable.
Avoid such beers.
By using the Rainier of Olympic
brand you are sure of mild, light
beer, one that is easy to digest and
nutritious. Sold at the Criterion
saloon.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Tug Sea Lion took fuel at the Gilman
coal bunkers yesterday.
Steamer f. d. Smith was in with load
of hay yesterday from La Conner.
Steamer Mexico sailed for San Fran
CISCO at noon yesterday with loo tons OF
Franklin and Newcastle coal. There were
no passengers.
Steamer W. x. Merwin was brought over
by Capt. (. E. Libby yesterday from Ia
coma She will be fitted up for active ser
vice on the Sound.
Steamer Greyhound will take the Flyers
run TO Tacoma today. and the steamer W.
K Merwin will make the run to Everett
in place of the Greyhound.
The warehouse on Colman dock former
lv occupied by J. f. Gaibraith. has been
leased to a firm composed OF II. NJ. Wade
and David Zerwekh. OF Atkinson & Ter
wekh.
Steamer Willamette sailed from San
Francisco for Seattle last Wednesday. She
Will take on a return cargo OF Franklin
and Newcastle coal. at the OREGON Inn
provement bunkers.
Steamer Rapid Transit left for Anacor-
ties Friday with go tons of Newcastle coal
After discharging there she will 20 10
Chuckanut and load a cargo OF stone for
Vancouver. She will return from VAN
couver with a cargo OF Chinese merchan-
disc for Puget sound points.
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First, Columbia City-Rev. u, f. Rat
tray. pastor. Preaching a. u ~ A. m. and
sss N the evening.
manS at II a IN. and y. m. Morning SUBJ
1eci. The Motherhood OF God Evening
subject. The Stars Also
raylor--Iiireh street. Rev. George IL.
lee pastor. residence ~ pirch street.
eervtces. Sunday az II a m and - . m.
German Congregational Church sew
enth avenue. between Pine and DIVA
Ser Ices az II a m. and % .. m. John
a. stegett. pastor.
Kirkland. kirk,sna-Rev. u n. Rick-
nell nsstor. sunday services Il a m ard
\ n. IN. Y, Z. 5. <. r.. Z .. m. Sunday
school al 4 neon
Notwithstanding a, II q. m. and Q
4 m. SUNDAY school, u o'clock Y p
{. Is, s,l5 =. m, Prayer mseiias, Thurs
dsy evening at o'clock. Amos A. Doyle
pastor
Easewatsr-Rev. J. Y, Nichols. pastor.
Services. n a. IN. and n m. Sunday
school. t3,iS Y. Y. :. g. F. .. m
Iunior y, 4 $, G, r.. Friday afierhaaa
a. so Prayer services THURSDAY evening
81 each week.
Congregational Church. paMar,s- Post
street ard Second avenue Gotttvied Grae-
q N. riisrlm Sunday school az y N.
German scfVice ~ u a m English
preaching a; D ?. N. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday al .. IN
Plymouth ea0rch-R-v. W. n q Tenn
Pc. pasteF iSi Sfuecs street Study a,
Nenie an;1 = N each day Al II. Me-
lgeglsi sermon. The H,De aud .se GRAY
M.ssr and sisyens fos's, O. 4 r. wo-
mans RELIEF Corus ana Saps ~ Veterans
vii he present p, M. Tee klnsdatu {"
Special reference TO tha OueVnss hlrthaax
anu Toe cars coronation.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. May 23.-Arrived-U. s.
s. Gedney. cruise: Del Norte. Gray's Har-
Dor. Departed-Australia. Honolulu; State
of California, Astoria and Portland.
Freights-Eiwell, 1857 tons. coal from
Nanaimo for this port
Hoquiam, May -Sailed-For
San Francisco. schooner James A. Gar
field, from HoQu.am- Arrived-Schooner
Edward Parke from San Francisco, for
Cosmopolis.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL STEVENS.

MI LII lie l-A>S.
D. Stamps. Denver.
VIII A. Lowman. Anacortea
b. NJ. Jarvis. Montesano.
l.. r. Sohns. Vancouver. Wash.
]. ]. Shoup, Tacoma.
W. z: Square. Vancouver. B. c.
W. W. Spromgler. Tacoma
Mrs. +. NJ Bates. Tacoma,
f. f. Chalmers. Montpelier. Idaho.
w. NJ Sayer. Denver.
George 7. Newman. Portland.
Frank Howe. Portland
NJ. G. Myers, Tacoma
J. II. Schively. Fa.rhaven-
c. Chiopeck. Portland
Miss Perring. Fairhaven-
George $. Archer. Chicago.
Thomas Middleton and wife. Everett.
s. z. Andrews. st. Paul.
Mrs. e b. Wood, Olympia
Dr. ]. Soule. Kent.
c. ". Evans. sncoGver.
J. NJ PEcksns. Chehahs.
p A. Quinn. Butte. Mont
NJ Manley. Tacoma.
Mrs. IF. Martin, Tacoma.
c. 4. Bushnell, EllsnsSurg;
J. W. sneed. Portland
HOTEL DILLER
Fred Archer. sandr.nghsm; England.
George NJ Holloway .ssandrtngh ham. Eng.
J. NJ Cram, New York.
F. b Soss. Brooklyn. y. Y
Thomas Calvert and wife. Brooklyn
Miss X r. Hess. Spokane. wash
W H. Hoalt Doe Bay.
Oliver c. Thornton. Snohomisa.
Frank Fr.tseh. Woolley.
A penSmore. Stanwood.
A. ]. MolGenpoWe. Lowell
Bert Farrar. Duckabssn-
Charles Jackson. Tacoma
A @ McDougasI. Tacoma
T NJ Weir. Cnscaxo-
Selaen Wilson. shelton
Mrs. t. K Ma;lock. Mount Vernon
Mr.. and Mrs. T. : Hogan. NJ Vernon.
Ms. II : Stcedard. Roche HArbor.
p Mccoy. Edison.
John r. Blythe. Bothsii-
Mrs J. r Blythe. Bothsil-
RAINTER-GRASD.
Ely & wezre. Chicago
g D. Belt. Ellensburg.
Mrs e J Nessoer. SGnuysitA
A j. Reezher Chicago.
c e Cherery, Portland
T. r Johnston. LONDON
IL Griffith. Chicago.
6. ". Fletcher. 81. Paul
a II. Atkinson. Indiana
Nj. J. Moioney. s. Joseph
George IL Graves. New York
J. Thomas. F0glAad
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public is hereby warned not 70 pay
ary money TO parties representing to be
agents o. the Seattle Post-fntellixencer
authorized travelling agents OF the Post
i1teiiigencer. viz. J. A. Mcclellan. j. I.
HawIey and c. r. Peek. This does no;
apply 70 resident agents OF this paper who
are located In various cities and towns in
the Northwest. ror to pestrnasfers. who
are IN al cases authorized TO take CUB
scriptions for the Daily. Sunday and
Weekly Observation-Disclosures. City ccilec-
tors. J. A. csthcsrt. r. T. Hawiey, w.
81. Hanna and ". W Ewing.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.



San Francisco. May 1.-Flour-Famly
extras, ss.75z5a SIS: bakers extras. S-S03 Is:
supcrfine, $2.s513 per barrel
Wheat-Spr.ng wheat, N-oo per GENITAL Tor
No. l and Sl.07h for choice. milling wheat.
N.i71sQ1. ~.
Bariey-Feed, fair to good. 7iA072.ic:
choice. 7sz@75c; brewing. THESE.
Oats-Milling. T71sQs5c per GENITAL: Sur
prise. 9ocGSl: fancy feed. s5Q9Oc; good to
choice. S0dS5c: poor to fair. 7047oc: gray.
750Scitc per GENITAL.
Receipts-Flour quarter sacks. 1880;
Oregon. $500 wheat. centals, 1870: Oregon.
2.26o: barley. centals. 1o.776: oats. centais.
3l2: do Oregon. 765: beans, sacks, rs. po-
tatoes. sacks. 69a: do Oregon. IA; onions,
sacks. $50. bran, sacks. 800: do Oregon. 81:
middlings. SACKS. 3l5: do Oregon, 70. hay,
tons. $50: wool, bales. IA; wine. gallons.
7i.7oo: hides. number. 1ss: quicksilver.
TASKS. %.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
M.ddlings. sl76is; bran. $i5.sO@ls5o.
Hay-Wheat. $Gil5o: wheat and oat. =
6lo: oat. S7.5oGlo alfalfa, s79s.5o: barley.
s7qs.5o: clover, se57.50: compressed wheat.
Sfaio.5o; do oats. s6-D0S: stock. $s07:
straw, sSG5oc per bundle.
Potatoes-River Burbanks. $500; Ore
son do. 60q75c: Early Rose. 6007oc: Peta-
luna and Tomales. s5Ss5c; new potatoes,
90cGlsi.e5: Humboldt Burbanks. SO97Oc
vegetables-Onions. new. scdsoc; Los An
geies tomatoes. s2G2.25 string beans, 7d9c;
green peas. 75cnSl: garlic. <G5c: green pep
pers. &c; dried peppers, 7aioc; aspar-
agus, sff2: extra do. 81. 25Q2.5 so: dried okra,
PIC; rhubarb. 75neoc: extra DO, sl2,:
cucumbers. soc9$15o. summer squash. 75cQ
s.. 20 per box.
Fruit-Longworth strawberries. Haio:
large berries. G91; gooseberries. a9
soc: black cherries. esfiaoc; white cherries.
eff7sc: currants. 751S5c: Mexican lines.
S.99s; California lemons. common. 75c6s
VS.. DO good TO choice. si.5072: do fancy.
s. -ga25e; California oranges. seedlings, 81
ats: nsve,s. $2.25dfs: extra do. nEe74:
Mediterranean oranges. N.75fs2 50; Malta
oioods. s2sl2.5o; Hawaiian bananas, sae:
do pincapples, s71s
Butter-Fancy creamery. hc: seconds,
is<aisisc; fancy dairy. i2is9i3c: do sec
ends. 1ec.
Cheese-Fancy mild rev, &c: fair to good.
sfssisc; Young America, sQsc: Eastern. u
Gi4c.
Eggs-store. uai,c: ranch. Iealpsc:
Eastern. li1ilisc: Oregon. li9iiisc; duck.
i4ll5c.
Poultry-Live turkey gobbiers. lsa14c
per n: do hens. ie313c per 10. ROSTERS old
sidi5o: do young. tsGs.5e; hrofIers. small.
ssfiSso. broiiers. large. sifi5. flyers. s. soff
:: hens, sa50li.5o; ducks. old. g 5e1s.
ducks young. stas; geese. per pair. Hdi. 3:
goslings. sifii.s5: pigeons. old S. 2sS7i 50:
pigeons, young. H-25ai0
Game-fiarcs. per dog. so975c; coitontail
rabbits. 1scfsi. bush do 7sc
Closin. lnotations.
wheat-Firm; December sosK.
Bariey-Steady. December. 10
Corn-S5c.
Bran-sIs0
Wool.
Wool-Spring; San Joaquin and South
ern coast. poor six months. 4lsc; do rood
SIX months. snsc: San Joaquin foothills
good to choice. sisff7isc; DO years fleece.
.usise; Nevada heavy. e7-c: do choice. sG
Size
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

will be held at Bonney 4 Stewards
chapel this afternoon at o'clock In
termeni In his private lot in Lake View
cemetery.
TRIGs-The funeral OF Arthur NJ. TrHg
will take place at Butterworth's UNDER
taking rooms this afternoon a, $50
O'Clock under the auspices of the Mssons
and F. OF A. Members OF these fraterni-
ties are invited.
HEcHT-In Seattle at go Seventeenth
avenue, Friday night. May o. 1886, Mrs.
NJ e Hecht. wife of r. ]. Hecht. after
an Illness lasting year. aged . years.
Services viii be heid az the residence
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev.
John T. Damon officiating.
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cline OF leR| points: May. sl.5e7f. %:
July. S1l.Tsau-s 50. September. sia. 7S9lasa.
Spot co6ee. Rio. dali: No. !. h. mild,
quiet: Cordova. isz6Isc
Sugar-Rsw. firm. fair refining. pc:
centrifugal. 3 test. &c. refined. firm: STAN
dard A. 51-Isc: confectioners' A. si-tsc:
crushed. ts-lsc, grznutated, s-isc.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The Stcc. rxch.r-.

New YORK. May I-Although the vol
TIRE ~ business IN stocks to-day waS.an.-
moderate. ire market displayed consider.
able strength. No assistance /. Shansr~
ths course NJ rr!ccs vas received from
London, cwing "a N. close o5servsnes a.
TIE NhitSantite holidays, Monday vfu
as, ee holiday at that center. Tia
osasi covering movement Incidental 70
Saturday accounted chiefly fer the a~-.
mess ard some moderate coumisSs,-
h,siz- purchases we're also noted. TIE n
tas'r.sis a. g-1pp were the features ..
reirt % activity and extent % ss-.1s,-
sisns The closing was irregular. al xen-
sral fTsctsoaai improvements. The cos;-,.
~ Frices during the week has S~e- -
regular. ara the speeui4tive movement e
narrow proportions The Eo.t sishdra~.
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T'ha F'Ahtaa Society hs,lf It's ,s-~ess, ~
sweet rs ln Ladies MssicAl Club -,ssrus
Hsesyuke t.,eSk. a. - ., "a EssAy. -'fffsx-
vfnfnsn. Osrersh'p II EailrtsssS' nv cae
q tnr neater~. The au4ssacc IS invited
10 ask euesften~ a. tho chose 81 fsse r-ss-
tas 10 watch ucaaesrs OF she ssc.esy All
refssN
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NathelIc Churches.

Our Lady % Cosi Arlp-Orleatsl Av~nu.
ava Washington street Rev ~ n Pre-
featasns, pastor. Low mass a m. AKA
mass ae ~ a. M; bcUcafc ttcn. a. y. IN.
SarFoi Heartbeat ana Sixth streets
Coflavcfvd ~ the fss-A-gapgs~4ssN Rev
sessra \, AautT. Z. - r. pastor Low
WasA VIA scffDqn. a. ~ higN fnaS@
No sermon, te'n a. ~ sunday scAceL
~ p m Nespcf~ sermon Aad beueGie-
ton ~ q. IN
talsch - the Ir1nAculzfc- Brosasay
saa Asdlsh2 SiTtct. ksV Victor tlRSrSnA
fSstor. Rev, A Trivet1 snd Kew ; Nick-
"ts'sA. s*slstaaiA GSNluafsf hv the Jes-
sl,s Ma-sr, Al SO q ui. as if ~ A. IN.
u0a Al ass ,. n.
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North SVa' &c Third svrnue AT C,essa-
stree Strsices n a. m as y r. n
hA hrF }, u i'eaic. ~ lpr;iarf
MARKET Stree -. Tn srsy- teaFsA sv.n,.
senth aha Mas st-~es fsresrhl-s- ~
- AL : = - ~ Rev. ~, a. HAS. Ys,,sx
s'seFasS rleeNrx p. m
FIRST Chavg h~-scerfh aVenre. ssssvsr~,
ara 7 = r.. by Rev ~ Gravt 49,.
i.ss ss.leSk. "s,AFiss Before ...slS = ssss.-
snS. '!oaahs k2gVrisros IN sAs Nssis..
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In order TO secure correct insertion OF
notices 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 spe-
cia1 announcements will be charged at The
rate OF 10 cents per line each Insertion
PpST-fNTELLfiFNcE co.
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The First Spiritual Society holds It's
regular meeting In the Riaito hall, corner
cf Madison street and Second avenue at
T. m. The discourse OF the evening VIII
~ given nv Mrs. George Cooley OF PORT
ians Subject. "Clairvoyance and Spirit
va. Sikat, followed by spirit mes
sages by the speaker Lyceum at II a.
IA, medium meeting following
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Special Trip of steamer City OF Kingston
This steamer will leave Seattle at 10 D. m.
on Monday, May IS. for Victoria to accom-
modate the excnrsicnists TO the celebra.
ton there. Fare only $3.50 for the round
trip. This rate applies on May % 10 q. in
elusive.
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COMPOSITION In nonpareil. minion. bre.
v!er or long primer faces on the follow.
ing size bodies: Nonpare!l or m!nion, not
exceeding II ems plea: brewer. not ex-
seeding is ems plea; loag primer. not ex.
ceeding "a ems plea Special terms on
large orders. Address Post-Intelligencer.
Seattle.
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REWARD.

reward o, SO will be pad for tnfor-
nation leading to the arrest and conyi,-
ton Of any one stealing cop.es Of the
Post IntesIigencer delivered 70 subscribers
throughout the city.
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Financial.

London. May 3s-Silver 81 1-lsd. Bullion
into Bank Of England. f25.0Od Holiday In
stock market.
Breadstuffa and Grains.
Liverpool. May 23.-Holiday In grain and
provision exchanges.
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baptist Mission.

Mount Zion Baptist Church--cornev
Third and Madison. J. &. Pegrsm, pastor
Services at II A. u. and y. n sunday
school at l y m. Suotec; n the evening
Things That Keeps Us From God" Ali
are Invited.
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Advent Christian meetings IN Masonic
building-Dr. William Chapman, pastor.
Social and prayer meeting. lois a. n.
Preaching. II a. m.
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Church of Christ.

Olympia Avenue Church Of Chri<,-si.
Olympia place tend OF North Seattle ear
xeryiess al II. evening, $ O'Clock. SUNDAY
school at NJ
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BIRTHS.

MONTGOMERY In Seattle. Thursday.
May % 1896. to the wife of Mr.. John
Montgomery. a son.
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Bible reading every Sunday. .. m. and
Friday, ESQ y. m. az x50s Front street Res
iitugt0a will occasionally be the theme A
cordial invitation extended to all.
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Nhrlstlnn AlIinncr.
Christian Sc,eu~c.

Gssrei services IN rr~es's hall, on Ntn:h
avenue. between Pine ana olive. at o. m
every Sabbath and on Thursday a; D n
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Jones stree; African ~. + Churcs-lso
Icnes street. Rev wsihar T. y. Harwood.
raster.
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Cartssian Science services al II a N
Sunday and THURSDAY az = N. IN Ia
.lies Musical tls.h Rooms in HolyOks
slock. ecyasr Frout AMI SHriax.
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rvnneciicni A..oc,ation.

Decentralization street and TAYLOR ay.
enus. Rev. Angus, Ernst. pastor. so Har-
rtson street. Services morning and even
ing.
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rserts changed for the Sunday issue must
hand in copy by ! O'Clock Saturday 10 In
sure change
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The gNsTr, Sound 4 Alaska S;eamsAfs
rezsf,any VII maze rate - s. q. SSarg,.
q Niesorta An1 rrisrn. fer shss ecsassea
rlckets O. sac Nav = - Is ,scias.Vs
lss1,it @tA IN MAY =. - ara a s-s7.ss,sr
a. aa4 On Moray NzT y VII cav.
Al "a p n. For ttckrts o. farther ins,-rpS-
fia cali a; <ovthsra Fscirc 5ity ticket a.
see. CT Al H~sisr wharf l. A Nsaesa.
general agent. seattle
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Board OF Trade.

board OF lr00e.
Chicago. May z-wheas ruled quiet all
within q NC range, and while the price
at one time was a fraction lower than il
closed Yesterday. the average was the
same a. II closed last night to lac above
The opening was steady. with only q
light business, at about the previous
days price. Some sales were effected at
csc for July. but the bulk Of the OPEN
ing trades were at csc. yesterdays clos
ing price II worked for an hour between
eeAc and 6eixUersc. with one little timid
jump in the first fifteen minutes 10 Sue.
About II O'Clock the price had sagged 10
se1zc and sold as Low as seSc- The OPEN
ing hrmness was due largely to reports
OF continued rains and foods IN the Da-
kotas. with resultant crop damages bur
there was a general indisposition among
traders to take much stock In crop dam
age reports. especially in view of the
statement that IS per cent. of the Red
river valley seeding had already been ac-
compiished. and prices soon sagged. An
other consideration was the near ap-
proach Of the new harvest While We stir
have nearly 100000 in the visible esti-
mated. weekly decreases are very light,
and Europeans operators are giving our
market little attention Later, however
the market turned stronger. due to the
fact that charters We're made here for
$4,000 bushels. The bears had also sold
with little too much confidence early in
the day. and near the close, under the
influence of the revelation that this mar
ket was on level with foreign prices,
the shorts tried to recover some Of
their sales and put the price up, July
closing at an advance Of sc.
Corn was fairly firm. Notwithstanding
the early weakness of the wheat market
until the heavy estimated receipts for
Monday were received. after which the
market yielded to renewed selling pres.
sure.
In oats there was but little doing. and
fluctuations were narrow In consequence,
being influenced almost entirely by
wheat
Provisions. owing to the better feeling
prevailing at the stockyards, showed I'M
provement. although at no time was trad,
ing heavy.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-May. 6oc: July. elc
Corn-Nay. 2Sa4c: June. $50.
Oats-May. lSAc; July, Isa4c.
Pork-May. SIS; July. E.52
Lard-May. Sass: July. A.42A
Ribs-May. Ss7i1; July, 1882
Rye-S5lsc.
Bariey-s7G35c.
Flaxseed-s7,sc.
Timothy-$3.S.
Live Stock.
Cattle-Native beef steers sen at an
extreme range of $1,000; mixers and
springers average lower.
Hogs-Sales were largely At s. eo03 Is;
big i00pound hogs sold as low as SIS
and prime assorted 1s5 to 140-pound hogs
brought $.i0g3.50.
Sheep-The few offerings that came on
the market today were sold on q basis of
$2-254@ for inferior to prime sheep and
s.. 5cQ46o for lambs, with choice Colorado
wooled lambs salable at S. 2Od52S
Receipts-Cattle 150. hogs l4.000. sheep
5000
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Beiiy.~ Sunday school. I'm .. m Young
PtoDse,s meeting ksl5 D. IA Bfble class,
Fys4sy. TD .. m Prayer meeting. Thurs
day. I'D p. N
exe1ssh--Efghth avenrs and Bel street.
Rev Andrew 6SArtz. pastor. residsnce. n
Dexter street. Services. - o. n ard
I'D D. q. Sunday school, noon. Young
peoples meeting J p. m Thurs4ay prayer
meeting. p. M Saturday. Young Peo-
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United PrcshytcrIan Church.

Sixth avenue and Seneca street--Rev. w.
n. HOWE, pastor; residence. ige2 Terry
avenue. Services, II a. m. and $50 p. m.
Sunday school. i3.i5 y. m. Y. r. 8. G. F..
$50 y. m.
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Lutheran Churches.

Dnuder,s hall. below SWeeney'R brewery.
Services $50 every other Sunday.
Norwegian Dsnish-Fourt avenue and
IN easement Services. II 4. m and !
3. n.
swedish Evsnselioal-lThlrd avenue. near
Pike. Rev. Martin L. Larson. pastor.
residence. li2l Fifth avenue. between Pike
and Union streets Services. W'S =. m
German LutherAn-Services In hall. cor
ner Main street and Minor avenue Ser
Vices every second and fourth Sunday Of
the month at 7.D .. m. BY the Rev. w.
n. behrens. pastor. Holy Communion II
II a. m
German South Seattle Mlsssors--In han
Bear postofYice. sunday services every
second and third Sunday OF the month at
: .. IN. Sunday school, every sunday a, .
ssrss,: y. II. Kurss. isso Howell Ss street. sssA
German EVANGELICAL. Lutheran zion's-
Corner Tenth avenue and Stewart street.
sunday school. e;@ z. N. Sunday SER
vices, ia:n =. m. and Tao p. m. Bihel-
otunde. T.Sl. and JuKcndverein $50 Thurs
DAY evening. Choir practice. Tuesday. 30
p. n.
German Evangelical. Lutheran. 81.
johns Cougrsgation-Sunday services.
corner Market ana Main. in Rainier
Heights baptist church. every frst and
third sunday Of the month At .. m. sun
day school every Sunday at y. III. Chill
drenS singing practice every Friday. 10
p. m
holy Trinity. i:ngllsh-cerner Seventh
avenue and Union street. Rev. James r.
Beates, pastor residence. iiss Fifth ave-
rue. WIT, Sunday. The rite of connrma-
zion will be administered tn the morning.
eerviee commencing ~ II o'clock. Sunday
school at is.A Luther League at ?. m.
Preaching at y, M. The Lords supper
viii be administered next Sunday. fhe-
raratery service on Friday ~ y. m.
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In basement OF Seattle National Bank
building, Occidental avenue and yesler
waye-Serysces. Sunday at 3 and 7.45 p.
m. Week day services every day at u
o'clock.
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Free Thought Christian Science.

meets every Sunday at y. m. and Thurs
day at p. m. at az Roliin street, and ey-
cry Tuesday night at 1910 John street
and every Friday night at rear of GA
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Baseball ssaAy AZ MAaassH park.

First Regiment band al I~seAi PARK this
Afternoon.
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Barracks. CORNER ~ VcsleT way and Sec
a1a4 aveane se.stA-