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Chicago. March N-Yesterdayss de-
sFencent feel.ns IN the wheat pit aba,ed
over nisal and May opened al from he
q &C aosye the previous days close. The
shorss. however, were 70, inclined TO
cover In the FIRST advance, and upon The
exhaustion OF early buying orders the mar
keS weakened On the reaction MAY de-
csinsd 20 sz1sc- The Liverpool market
showed only moasFate amount Of SYM
PATTY with the bears here lnasmuch IS
yesterdays break OF iszc : hushel at CHI
cage brought quotation Of only ia par
GENITAL decline at Liverpool. The Argaa-
the shipments for the week exhibited
sigh; prenoaitory symptoms Of an .nl-
pending collapse. The quantity exported
was l.V4s.O9o bushels for the week. and ac-
cor1ing 10 recent advices from there each
succeeding week for some time 10 come
should show a gradual decrease n the ex-
ports The Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ce.pts were 81 cars. against ie a week
ago and s.. car loads on the corresponding
day Of the year before The general ex-
pecta;ion regarding Mondays visible rup-
ply statement Is tina, ii viii show only
10000 or ses.Sds bushels decrease. The
market became firm again in the last hour
of the session, on the cessation of selling.
Corn gave no fresh signs Of returning
animation.
For a Saturday the cat market more
than did justice 20 Itself. A good business
was transacted, and some heavy lines
changed hands.
Provisions were firm a; the opening AMI
became stronger as the session progressed.
Tho buying OF pork by John Cucahy was
the feature.
Closing Quo.-tions-
Wheat-March slSc: May, csc.
Corn-March. 3sizc; May. 2ss4c-
Oais-March, 1sc: May. 20ssc.
Pork-March, 1855: May. 50 s2h.
Lard--March. s5s5: May. S. $50.
Ribs-March. s5.leia. May, s5.2l.
Flaxseed-9oc.
Rye-3Sc.
Barley-e5G35c.
Live Stock.
Cattle-Prices for heavy beeves were IN
some instances l0c lower, but the general
market closed 10020c higher than a. week
ago.
Hogs-Somewhat smaller receipts are ex-
pected next week. ard II Is thought that
prices Will not move very far away from
81 for good packing hogs. With receipts
today of about IA. 600 hogs. the supply was
taken at stronger prices. sales ranging al
s.. s0T412ia.
Sheep-The few on sale today were dis
posed of at firm prices. common TO choice
being salsole al s2.5ed3.75: lambs sell at
s.. 5094 6ei., principally at 81 and over.
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Financial.
silver Bars 80. 60 Drafts-Sieht ...Pi
Mex. poi'rs .-RaJs Telegraph :. ...P
NEW TORN NAEKFrs.


New York. March 1.-THE volume OF
basirsSs in stesis today was only nol.r-
mic. ana the dealings below ,he usual
imprint OF man palGlon wl;h a s!ncle
exception, vasafes in the Indust-iaIs wc-a
the features. DE- usual eeceniric,fy Of
movement nstng n@ted IN thar group. Low
,3on was a seller FOR the Nor.heru Paci-
ncS hut otherwise vas not a factor In ira
market. The Stocks mentioned were no
tahlv weak. ca severe Assessments under
tha p,an % organization. which ~ is
,,os3erstood. Will ~ published on Noadav
rexs I, Is svsdoai that he common ana
,,r..sarr,a stocks All have 30 contrl,lge
heavily 10 prove Tor the lars.c amounts
Of cash that arr imPcsSiivsiy required 10
rehablie,s tina, sreat property Cpon
dealings larger aan Tire recent average.
~, common sset Is yisiied rs aai the Drc.
ferred "a, PER Gent, The trading in the
hasa,,ca ot the fst, aside from The leading
frs,,sfrlai sharsS vas fcaturrie<s sugar
81, Nm ~, osIs asil'iy on account 81 "a
$780,. Il, the fTscss y no fer,..r7 ari
h,nestic rrcisft Most 81 the advance
v.,w retained. ne railways shaEel ~
SLIGHTLY al the Sa'ss;. but siinsnea ia;er
on purchases g cover shorts The Hnal
,-,,s.ti,t,s wers trrrEuer aas ,hc ret
'.i.,,,--s~ shcw small fracl41ual no, eat-S
.rs,. sc.sulstsen - TIE Mex clearly iuft-
~.,..s she sscatif se3 f1i sqns.tt1n of ,ttf
se,,,s 70 make ventures ir Wall street
.4.s.,f,. A narAFr ~ asvf.e nrrr-ts -h,+
,.,,,.is c-,iisaFis have created .-trr-., I,
-. r,.rSs,- fhe rNs0ors.-dttV f,- t,,,s
condition, e ass = - sa-.o1s.v placed W
-. ~. rrclcrSSt p,ii.'-a. f-,s.rs-,,,.-,
A,,n 4, MS Gear ~ al "a E4-,re. thr ex-
,.s,..,an.ses Il ro1Er~ss ara tr. u,~asts-
,,..,cyv co-istsea q. genera t-ass The
,-,.--,.nsrta res~N tAsf irs.-eass-! trRrs,.-
,t,-s a-a rsstss as = r3le c-.V a. ,fe ~
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms: An
for housekeeping: steam heat. elevate.
Room IS Epler. sl3 Second.
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Hops-eG5c ~ pound.
Clo61ny Quotations.

wheat-very dail: December. si5.%.
Bariey--Eay. December. uh.c. May.
zoe.
Corn-s5c.
Bran-sl.M.
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Live Stock.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.
FINANCIAL.
London, March H.-Consols, 100 1915.
Breadstufis and Grains.


London, March H.-Consols, 100 1916.
Breadstufrs and Grains.
Liverpool. March H.-Wheat-Spot easy:
demand poor: No 2 red winter. SIS Cd; No
hard Manitoba, SIS Sd. No. California. IS
Sd. Futures closed steady, with August
I'D lower. other months I'D lower. March.
April. May, June. July and August, IS sid
Corn-Spot firm: American mixed, IS
lihd. Futures closed steady. August i4d
lower. other months unchanged. March.
IS had: April. IS I'D; May. IS i'd; June. Is
sd; July. Is I'd.
Flour-Duil; demand poor; St. Louis
fancy winter. Is Sd.
Hops.
Hops-At London, Pacific coast, Sc.
London Wool sales.
London, March l4-At the wool auction
sales today 11759 bales were offered, OF
which 200 were withdrawn. Another ex-
eellent selection was offered, and the bid
ding continued spirited. AT full prices The
American purchases to date aggregate
5000. Following are the sales in detail:
New South Wales, is9 bales; secured. Is
sgd; greasy. e6s9d. Queensland, 2,s2S bales;
secured. Is 12dGis I'd; greasy. 7Q10l2d. Vic
toria, 1.276 bales; secured. Is fsd4ls Sd:
greasy 6i5Qulkd. South Australia, LBS
bales; greasy. 3Gl0d. Swan River. 1.i26
bales: secured. sisdls %; greasy. 5i2delad.
New Zealand. 4.45l bales; secured. TsdG1s
Sd: greasy. sIioi2d Cape of Good Hope
and Natal. 10 bales; secured, 10dlls 5iad:
greasy. 5a4a6i4d The series will close
next Friday and up to that time G.. 1873
bales will be offered. including New South
Wales, 1880; Queensland. S,5os; Victoria.
ESQ: South Australia, 1.e5o; Swan River.
i550; New Zealand, 1909: Cape of Good
Hope and Natal 5o.s2s. The imports for
the week aggregate 6o.f50 bales.
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San Franct1eA March i4--Ffour-Family
extras. HfFAn bakers extras. s3segs-%:
superfine. szmwis per barrel.
Wheat-ShtC@hg wheat. sl.osss per cen
tai for No. 4 81 $40 for choice. milling
wheat, S.2ouAs.
Barley-FooA fair 10 good. s1i-MSoc,
choice. Tixof[k: brewing. sgsdS1i1c-
Osts-hiilt1R .sasec: Surprise, s1ssc;
fancy feed, &C; COOS TO choice. .zlz
9TH: poor = III. e1d7oc: black, for seed.
escasi.io: xr1k 'e67sc per GENITAL; red.
Receipts-pIoof. quarter sacks. 5,35I:
wheat. cental4 g. 80. barley. centals. H.
455; oats, ceotnh, 5h: Oregon. $50. beans.
sacks. l75; ryA eentals. go. potatoes. sacks.
2.7ss: onions, Xxx. si7: bran, sacks. l.asss.
middlings. sae11 se hay. tons. SO; straw.
tons. %: aifxnh seed. sacks. Is: wine. gal
Ions. $500; hi6s. number. 2ss; quicksilver.
TASKS. liz.
Proonre. Fruit. Etc.
Middlings. Gfois0. bran. sle0l20.
Hay--Whea1. nuii.5o wheat and Cat. s.. 80
@fe.5o: oat. ITO. alfalfa. yas: barley.
E9e: clover. - compressed. E.5oalo.5o;
stock. ssg7. .. straw, asasoc per bundle.
Potatoes 0nlIans Burhaaks, 75ffs0c; river
Burbanks. &C.,: oregon Burbanks. 5ea
75c; river red. Uaspc. Early Rose. iod5ec:
toes. li,ef2c po;S
yegetables-fki,fornla onions saasc.
Oregon onIona 6rfi,1l s. Los Angeles toma-
toes. 8. 2sdi r. 4. ing beans. loeIlsc: green
peas. Los Aouo!es. iis4fz,@c; green peas.
bay. spa'sc: ereeases. 20 sec; garlic. so
s &c, esseu ps, i .,sss n'usnloo'ns,
80 s,tsSsx.e ;. 800 sossrs. 80 nis.,
,oea,nl-. c,,ss.es-. -s.z,s, 70 f''''
t-.arc1r7 No good soce,s, o..
cayrr,o, csd4x. fancy a. so<,9. Nj,
can Zines - n f.aiifornis demons nom-
NOR s,s5i q, - GOOD 10 choice Il as,s5l N ..
fancy. $50: o4fornla oranges. seedlings.
siqiI.50 do nGl1ls. si5ofl275 do fancy. Sc:
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COMPOSITION in nonpareil. minion. bre-
yIer or long primer faces on the follow
ing size bodies: Nonpareil or m.nion. not
exceeding IS ems pea. BREWER. not ex-
ceeding Is ems plea; lolg primer. not ex-
ceeding "a ems plea. Special terms on
large orders. Address Post-Intelligeacer.
Seattle.
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ilngfon. Departure bay: schooner Rcy
soners. New xAxsccm- De2artsi-ssate
or California. Astoria and Pc-<ianc- Gina,
Heaskorg ard Yokohama; bark Wnaa.
Nanaizno; bark Mercury. Port Blaseley;
schooner RcSe-s Searies, Puge, sound.
Ella Rohlfs, Ch.snsk bay.
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WANTED-Those who desire TO take the
civil service examinations soon to be held
in this city should write to the National
Correspondence Institute. Washington,
D. c.. at once.
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The First Spiritual Society holds It's roe
ular meetings In the Rialto hall corner ~
Madison street ana Second a.entse az ? ~
y. m. The discourse % the evening vim H.,
Powers % Thought given through tbs
mediunlship OF /. Esther rhomas chr
dren,s iyceWm at II a. m. Mediums meet
inc following ~
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RITTER.

Ranch ars pa sa'te- vc-y s-a-e. A.,
,-nrtrg eSss = 80 Sa!F 70 Us We n.y
s..a on arrival
No coNNiss On
JoaS n AoEN sse-s2 wss.sr- .v,,,.
..,r.r NArssn G-ss,
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Fabian Society.

The Fabian Society holds its semi.
monthly meeting Ia IA lies Musical Chih
rooms. llolyoke block. at S:A H. m. Suh-
sect. state Productive Work FOR the IN
employed Speakers, Laurence Gronlunl
l'rOr Curtis and others The public ts
invited. No collection
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81. Clements Guild VIII meet with Mrs
Stewart AZ the residence Of Mrs A y
Keen, Hyde street. between jackson street
and Yesler way, Tuesday afternoon. March
L.. from 10 >
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United Presbyterian Church.

Sixth avenue ana Seneca street-Rey "
NJ HOWE. pastor. residence. l7ss Broad
way. Services, III a. IN. and % T. m sun
day school. Is.S y. m. Y. L. S. {. E..
$50 p. m.
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Bible reading every sunday, ; p. m ma
Friday. 30 y. IN, al 2SN Front stree, kss-
fitusion Will occ q, ionally be the theme
cordial insltatios extended 10 all.
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Spiritual Nieetlnc.

Spiritual meeting every sunday n, IN
r. m. IN Fetus hall ino6i. First avenue
lecture ald platform tests by Mrs. lie
Font
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fyR REsT-First foor ~ .,sa ~
street. whole building !, ~ yss.sufs
adaossd fer xaoIssA.s. a .s,.sa 40. NOM
Ce.ce-
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Free Methodist Church.

Green Lake - r. l.. Smith. pastor.
Preaching, il A. NJ. Class meeting. u m.
Prayer meeting. 7:so .. m.
First--oi2 Pine street. r. T.. Smith. pas
tor. Sabbath school. 9a5 a. m. Prayer
and class meeting. II a. IN. preaching. 20
.. m. Prayer meeting. wednesday. 1.so
p. m.
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births.

BRUCE-In Seattle. Friday. March IL. 1896
to Mr.. and Mrs. W. Bruce. daughter.
MCALL-At No 700 Twenty-second ave-
nue. north. Seattle. March 5. 1896. to the
wife OF Mr.. Z. ] Mccall. a son.
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UnIfarian Church.

First Church-Preaching At II a. m. by
the pastor; subject, DUTY. Not Privilege
Sabbath school and kindergarten class I'M
mediaiely after service. Unity Club. FRI
day evening, o'clock.
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

YesIs- Function Church-PreachinS on
Sunda3 at II a. m. ~ Rev. 5. Daily.
colu abba rhurch--Eev. II. +. Raftray,
pastor Preaching morning and evening
Second. North ces,tle-Repuoiicsn street
and Seed nj avenue .srth- No ser slces To-
day.
Duvanntsh Church-Danlcl Bagiey. pas
tor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. preaching
al 7.zv y. m.
I,eufou cburch-Rev y. r. Ratsray.
pastor Sunday echoo. at IL a. N Preach
ing at TO .. N. by Rev. q. +. Rat,ray OF
Rev. s. Daily. president. residence. ai1
Union street.
First--Third avenue and Pine street.
Rev Clark Davis. pastor. residence. siy
Pike street. Divine services. II .; m and
80 p. m. Morning discourse. prayer
Evening Something for Everybody.
Sunday school. i2.se .. m. Y. i. D. T. T..
at 6.i5-
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Catholic Churches.

Oar Lady of Good Help-Orientai avenue
and Washington street; Rev. r. X Pre-
fonrzire. pastoT. Low mass. a. m: ngn
mass. 1870 a m: 5enediction- I'D y. m
Church OF the mmacuiafs-Byosdway
and Madison street. Rev. Victor Garland.
nastor. Rev, A. Trsvelii and Rev. J. Mich
olson. assistants. Conducted by the Jes-
ultg Masses at BIS a m. and 1922 m
Sunday school AZ 2s3o .. N. and Deneoic-
ton at 3.i5 y. m.
sacred aearf-geu and Sixth streets.
Ccrcucted by the Redemptorists. Rev.
Joseph A. Kautz. c. SIS. r.. pastor LOW
mast. with sermon a. M, nixa. mass'
with sermon. i0.9 a. m. Sunday scnool,
2.3) r. III. Hoy Family Association meet
ing. p. m. vespers. sermon and pehe-
Gictic.1 TO p. m.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

LEYSHON-The services at the funeral OF
the late Mrs. Thomas g. Leyshon will be
held at / p. m. today at the family resi-
denoe 1913 Terry avenue, Rev. Messrs.
Edwards and Acton officiating. Inter-
ment will be in Lakeview cemetery.
FOX-The funeral services of Thomas W.
Fox will be held at the residence of his
daughter. Mrs. l.. c. HOLSTER. 517 Tay-
lor street, Tuesday. March II, at 10 a. m.
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Evangelical Association.

Cerman--Harrison street and TavIor A.
enue. Rev. August Ernst. pastor Sap H.
rison street. Services morning and even
Ing.
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yyeavnr AZ z.aSs :, m. +. r. g. C. T.. at Go
o. M Regular nson;aly meeting Of the
church session al ~ D.. m: On Morday.
March ?, in the pastors STUDY church
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

5 test &c; refined sugar. firm: standard
A. sc; graduated. sxe.
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Salvation Army,
Restitution.

barracks. corner OF Yesler way and Sec.
ond avenue south.
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Lutheran Churches.

r6eSXan Lutheran--pnwf misn Mission.
Sanders hak below sweeney's brewery.
Services. 80 every other sunday
Norwealan- DanIsh-Fciirth avenue ana
Pine treet g. r. Tollefson, pastor, Study
IN basement. Services. II a. m. and
r. n.
German Evangelical. Zlons congrega-
tion--Freed's hall. Ninth avenue. between
Pine and Olive. Service. 1880 a. m. and
$50 .. m.
Swedish Evangelcal-Third avenue, near
like, Rev MaaiIn l.. i.Fi s,i. ,lastur.
residence. 1877 Fifth avenue, between Pike
and Union streets. Services. io:g5 a. m.
and 3 .. m. :
German Liifhera n Services In hall. cor
ner Main street ana Minor avenue. Ser
vices every second and fourth Sunday OF
the month At 7ts y. m. by the Rev. w.
Holy Communion at II a. m.
Rainier Heights ...sa nat Preshy,er-
Ian church. Twenty-fourfh avenue south.
Services At $50 p m. every other Sunday.
Pastor, f. knarpe. residence, 1919 Tenth
avenue. assistant nas,or. Rev. W. ii.
kurtx. 1873 Tenth avenue.
English. Holy Trinity Seventh avenue
and Union street. Rev James r. Beatcs
pastor; residence 1877 Fifth avenue Ser
vices, II a. m. Sunday school. isl5 y m.
I.uthcr League. s:aD p. IN. No evening SER
vice, as the pastor win be In Tacoma. ON
wednesday Cateehetioal class at $50 y. m.
and Lenten service at 100 9. m.
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First-seneca street, between Third and
Fourth avenues. Rev. ]. y. smith. pastor'
residence. ga Fifth avenue north. Preach
ing al II a. m. and 81 p. m sunday
school, s.45 a. m. Y. i. s. c. f.. SIS p m
Subject at morning service. The tpliftsd
Christ" Evening 1.-The Great Emancipa-
ton" Prayer meeting. Thursday night.
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20 work FOR room and
board IN small family by young lazy At
tending business college Address K. q.
Box 81.
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Christian Alliance,

Gospel services in Freed's haII. on Mini.
avenue. between Pine and Olive. at n y,
every sabbath. Preaching Dy Rey. 4 "A
Frazer.
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r,,., ui,stor--In waRfs haI. .eorge-
.avn. south Seattle. Praiching. D. m.
vss.,,,-u. T.. FTlhey. pastor.
Prssca,ns. i:sc .. m first and third sab
bath Of month.
rxs,-Fourfh avenue and aor.ng st'ees.
aervicss Il II a. m and 8 o. m. Rev. A. Ia
Hutchinson. pastor.
Westminetcr Proscns hal.
Ninth avenue near James street services
q II 4 M and 73n p. m.
f.aivsrv-Twensy-fou avenue south
~ Wing sfreet The Rev. Donald Eosf
viii preach both morning ana evening
rrst. Ballard broadway and First ava
nue Rev d. L. Fordney. pastor freacn-
IN. II Z. m. and 7:3o o. m. !. r. .. e E.'
$50 p. m.
Weish-seventh avenue and Olive street.
Rev w. r. Edwards. pastor; residence.
$50 Eighth avenue. Services at ,e,% a. m
Prayer meeting. Wednesday. 1880 .. m.
second, North Seattle Third avenue north
ma Harrison street. Rev. w. A. Major.
pasfor: residence. All TEMPERANCE street
Morning subject. "Ciesnscd. Evening,
'PianninG His Own Downfall. Five min
utes 10 question box.
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Seattle Branch. No. 1. Of the Theosophi-
cal Society-Sunday. Cis Third avenue.
Simple talk on Theosophy by Mrs. Anna
J.. Blodger az Y ~ ?. n Lotus circle for
Charles J. Clark at 8 .. m. Subject. death
and After"
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German Reformed Church, Seattle
Seventh avenue. between Pine and Olive
streets. Services az II a.. m. ard $50 p. m.
German Reformed Church. Ballard
Post street and Second avenue. g. Grae-
del, pastor. Services. Sundays at IL a. m.
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Africnn ME-. f.h,,rcl,
Reformed Churches,

Jones Street African NJ. =. Church-13D
Jones street. Rev. Wilbur 7. b. HARDWOOD.
pastor.
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At TH CHURCHES

- 5tsces 10 The churcn ,.cIs Of
~ s' oniy and sub,ss, ,a,. o 70 Tor
a nded musical pJoeIanspfs ef
krrvices and snnou me- b pub
snfergalnmepU viii OH a.ices for
n e. sss shosid b received a. E. I'M Il,
sof Liter than .. N. sunday
81 70 insure publication %
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FOR RENT-Housekeepi roome: m
nished complete: lowest rates. F5oesnoo
house. Ais Madison street.
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Ass r,ne street.
Grace ThirtIetb avenue anc ,.si denee. SIS
Rev. ~. 7. Ford. pas'"'
$500 s,A.r Rev. 7. B. Ford. y,
anne 49,
0ersss-stsvart street ARD s', 1ss'aen zee
e . KY. Joseph nep? ervices, II a. m
isil summit avenue
ana 5;1p "A ,r..,s .v.uue and
korEsxiAn'panisn n1undeeaard. pas
GIVE ssrsss fSy y olive II serssc u a. 10.
IA a.: u !. =. - 81
Imam Park. Bailard-Rev, AMI
IN. stone. pas.1r. Services. u q rnrortii
Class meeting u o"
League ~ ?. IN. rs,ra avenue
DaLtey sssSv styeef PREACHING. ~
ann ..1sy sc.,ool. I21s D m. Ep~1 hi N
.as,s M Q. n. Rev. f. Atwooo
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WANTED-Camp blacksmith Sc. tally
man, two mixers and farm hands. eight
horse team. two horses. s. day: lunch
waiter. cook. rniiimea, laborers man and
wife on farm AID in kitchen. woods crew.
kneebolter, packer, sawyer and knotsaw-
yer: wood and bolt choppers: furnished
ranches 10 rent OF easy terms: road men.
Sis: plenty Of work ar Cranes. ias WASH
ington street
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A DIME SOCIAL VIII be given by Aquila
Lodge, No. 35. Degree OF Honor. on Mon
day. March Is al Pettis' hall.
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Episcopal Churches.

ST. Mary's. Woou.snd Park Rev. Geo.
~. Watson. ID. D.. rector. Evening pray
~, $50 .. N.
st Stephens Rallard-Rev. +. r. Hy-
land. rector. Services ut II a. m. ana 10
p: m. Y. r. $, G. 70, $50 D. m. bible
class, sp m. HOY Communion. first Sun
ssy IN month II A. m third Sunday at
k:N r. m.
Trinity Parish Church~James street and
Eianth avenue. ~ t;roree " Watson
y. -, rector Nia-lent Sunday HOLY
Communion at 10, a m Services az N a.
m. md s;so y, m The Rev Henry Reer
chaplain 70 the bishop 81 Alaska viii
speak IN the morning. The public Is cor
dislly Invited
81. Marks-Ffth avenue aud olive
street Nev, y, G. Gsrrett rector ta;any
sermon and tosy Communion n M
Subject ~ sermon. "Whs, tho Epssrona,
Chureh STANDS For" Young ppnpic'S SER
vice. tla. Evening prayer 80 Fourth
sermon In special course, subject aNhat
the Church Is For" Short aftcf-ser.ioe.