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Baptist CHURCHES.

Market Strcet-Twsl1y-four.h aye,ua
south ard Main street Preaching II a
N. and p n. by Rev. G.. A. Bale yot.zr
tseopie's meeting .. m.
North Ssattle-Third avenue and Cedar
street Rev c. 2. Rrownlee, pastor: resi-
cesee lse tsAk stree services. II a. m
ara 30 ?. m. by Rev. J. II. Tsaie. az
Portland.
swedlsa-Eighth avenue aad Bell street
Rev. Andrew SwArtx. pastor. restdsnes ~
Dexter street Services. l8.E a m ara
% = IN sunday school, noon Young
peoqls's meeting. ?. N Thursday PRAYER
meeting. ,. n. Saturday. Young Peo-
pes meeting. p. m
First Chur-b-Fourfh avenue. hstvss,
James sro Cherry. Services Al II a n
AID % . m. BY \ G. Sauin, Of osyuarla
sunday school, l-.9 ,. n Young ssegs-
pies melting. s.I5 .. m R.bte c,ass. rr5-
day, - , m Prayer meeting. Thurs
day. -@ . II
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THE HAPPIE It HEART.

Who drives the horses OF the sun
Shall lord Il but a day:
Better the iowiy deed were done,
And kept the humble way.
The rus, will find the sword Of fame:
The dust Will hide the crown.
Ay. none shall nail 50 aigh his name
Time shall not tear IL down
The hApp!est heart that ever beat
Was liz some quiet breast.
They found the common daylight zxee.
And left to heaven the rest.
john Vance Cheney
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mons at II q N. ard .. m Morning sub
&c. = Psro-zs.on e Mess.nxr Evsn !.
Kirkland Kl-klsr5-kes. D. H Bitk-
nesI. pastor Sunday services Il D. a. and
SIP. m Y. p. s. {. E.. p m Sunday
school At - noon
Erock.yn-Preachsnx at II q. m and s
o. N. Sunday schcel = O'Clock Y. p g.
c. E., s-lS .. m Prayer meeting. Thurs
cay evening ~ O'clock Amos A. Doyle,
pastor.
EdxewAter-Rey J. T. Nichols. pastor.
Services. II a. m and o. M Sunday
schoo.. 1e:iS r p 8. c. E.. D. m
Junior Y. P s. c. E.. FRIDAY afternoon
~ s-0. Prayer services Thursday evening
OF each week
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First. Columbia Ctfy-gs~. b. + Pa
tray. pastor Preaching a. y n g n. ars
s-Sa u TIE evening
Tzyfo--Bi-ch street Rev. George II
Lee. pastor. res.5eros. - Bsrch rrree.
Services. sant&y al u A. n. aaa % >. "a
fsiymezfA cegrch-Eev. ". II q To-.
Pc. pastor. lac Seneca street. strfy ~
ksssss ~ ks1ss Until =. q. sA<k "a. s<r.
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PEANEY-At Christopher. SATURDAY. =
iS". Archie E. son of Mr., and f.
z, e. Peavey. formerly Of Seatsie = r
namrns,son of the bowels. ~
months.
Remains viii be brought TO this en-
irterment tomorrow.
HALI.MAN--In Seattle, May I. - :
mund 4. Mailman. aged IS
Funeral from the family ressdenc. !
Main street. at p. m. today.
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notices under these headings. ~ II
should be left st the business efS.
this paper. No charge IS made ~ >.
notices.
kNunera, notices. resolutions or oxA--
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Found. Fer Sale. Fer kens and Shot,
Wanted will be inserted at the ratp -
cent word each insertion. paymoni
ways In advance. No adversisemesf l.
ceived TOR less than IS cents.
NoTfCE.-The business office a y
post-In,elligencer is open until II q =,
Sunday hours, ? a. m 10 1880 p. N, ~
10 = p. m. Classified advertisement p,
be received up 10 this time.
Advertisements will be receive ;
branch Offices OF the Post-Intel.ieenoa,i
TACOMA BUREAU-No. liz -
avenue.
PORT TowNSEND-M French 4 4.
BELLlNGHAM BAY-New Whs,s@1
corner Holly and Canoe s,reeta "a
Culver, Manager
oLYMPIA-ti7is Main street. c.
Watson. Agent.
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Buy July whe.t.

I; IS only once a year tina; {, pays man
20 be bull Buy wheat. Spring wheat
not one-half sown. Winter wheat ssates
full Of chineh bugs. European stocks very
low n q. Doison. Broker. no Cherry
street EiyeE.-aute caotzticnS
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The Fabian Society holds its bi-weeklv
meeting in Ladies Musical Club rooms
BY Mss Becker. Essay. What Socialism
Is" Thomas A. Barnes. The audience is
invited TO ask questions at the close OF the
essay 10 which Laurence GronlGnd will
rrDiy
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For train leaving May II at go .. m and
May u at 40 q m. Sc Seattle TO San
Francisco. including berth in Tourist Sleep
er from Portland: SIS t-st class, Including
berth iE Palace Sleeper from Portland.
Rate TO ali points East through California
sarre &c Northern ines- Southern Pac.ac
sicke. Office, SIS Front street
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First Spiritual society.

Tho First Spiritual Society holds its
regular meeting in the Rialto hail. corner
CT Madison street and Second avenue at
5 .. m. The discourse of the evening viii
be given by Mrs. George Cooley OF Port
land. Subject. Home: its influence upon
the individual. the nation. this life and
the hereafter" followed by spirit messages
by the speaker. Lyceum at IL q m. me-
dunn meeting following.
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EvangeIical Aseociation.

GENERALIZATION street and Taylor av-
enue. Rev. August Ernst. pastor, SO Har-
rison street. Services morning and even
ing.
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African NJ. T.. Ghur
Salvation Army,

Jones Street African NJ E. Church-isaD
Jones street Rev. Wilbur T. b. Harwood.
pastor.
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Church of Christ.

olympia Avenue Church OF Christ-sll
Olympia place lend OF North Seattle car
Incl. Rev. A. c. Vail. pastor. Morning
services AT IL: evening. 8 O'Clock. Sunday
school at 10.
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Christian Science services at II a. m.
Sunday and Thursday AT p. m. In La
dies Musical Club rooms. in Holyoke
block. corner Front and Spring.
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nIRTHs.

krEPFERLE--In Seattle. May 4 -
ne wife Of Mr.. William A. KuepfSs$
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Adyentfsta.

Advent Christian meetings in Masonic
buiiding-Dr. William Chapman, pastor.
Social and prayer meeting. 10:16 q. m.
Preaching. II q. m.
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Christian AIiiance
Chrts.fan Sc,e,c.

Gospel services In Freed's hall. on Ninth
avenue. between Pine and Olive. at .. m.
every Sabbath and on Thursday at p. m.
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Total Saie~.
The total sales OF stocks today were 5o.-
56s shares. including: American Tobacco
400, American Sugar s.10, Burlington
$500. st. Paul $500.
Four.
Flour-Receipts 1s.l00 barrels, exports
II. GOO barrels. Sales, $500 packages Market
quiet, but held firmly on the advance TO.
day In wheat: Minnesota patents, $a.656ft.
winter. s2.4oa2.eo.
Wheat.
Wheat-Receipts 49, 900 bushels: exports
1900 Spot frmer. No. hard, 7y7szl7psc.
Options advanced this morning on con-
tinued unfavorabie winter wheat news
helped by the presence Of large short in
terest. which covered vigorously: finally
prices yielded a little to realizing. hut
closed &c 10 &c net higher for the day. No.
May. ss'slIcAc. closed Csc; July. ess.af
7essc; closed 7o14c.
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Mount Zion Bantist Misxion--Youns Nat
uralist hall. Services at II a. m and 5 D.
m A good attendance Is requested. ]. {,
Pegram, pastor.
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tatholic a-hurchce.

Our Lady Of Good Heip-oriental avenue
and Washington street. Rev. F. " Pre-
fonta.ne pastor. Low mass. 8 q na-; high
mass. l0.0 q. m: henedicsicn. S:3o y. m
Sacred Hears-Bel and sixth streets.
Conducted by the Redempto.is.s- Rev.
Joseph A kautx. c. s. R.. pastor Low
mass with sermon. O. m. high mass,
with sermon, fD.D 4 m Sunday school.
40 p. m vespers, sermon and benedic-
ton. 7:S9 p. m
Church OF the Observation-Disclosures
and Madison street. Rev Victor Garland.
pastor; Rev. A. Triveiii and Rev. J. Mich
olson. assistants. Conducted BY the Jes-
u.ts. Masses at Sis a m and 1910 a. m
Sunday school at 30 .. m and benedic-
ton al SIS =. n.
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Spiritual Meeting.

Barracks. corner CT Yesler way and Sec
on<i avenue south.
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Methodist Protestant Churcbe.

yesle- Junction Church-Prcachtnr an
Sunday al II A. m by Rev. S. Daily.
Duwam.Sh Church-Dansel Bar,ey -.
tor. Sunday school al - a. n. PREDICTING
al 30 .. N.
Renton Chgrch-Rev. 3. +. Ra,.rav
pastor. Sunday school al II q. m. Preach
Ing at ID p. m. by Rev. b. = Pattray ~
Rev. s Daily. president: residence, 81
Union street
First-P!rs street and Third svenu.
Preaching at II a. II and s p. n. BY Rev
- l.. Fordney. Theme OF morning sermon.
The Mystery OF Godliness:'' evening. NV
Fathers House" Class meeting 10 a. n
Sunday school. I'D a. N. Christian FL
deayor meeting. s.sS p. m Thursday eY-
snlns song and prayer service. y. n
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Bible reading every Sunday. .. m. and
Friday. 7:30 .. m at 23os Front street. Res
titution will occasionally be the theme A
cordial invitation extended to all.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


San Francisco. May 9.-F'lour-Family
extras. $275G5.S: bakers extras. $3.50
SIS; superfine. $2.SSd5 per barrel
Wheat-Shipping wheat Is quoted at
Q.07is per Genital for No. l and $1.l0 for
choice: milling wheat. $L15d1.eo.
Barley-Feed. fair to good. uA07sisc;
choice. 73&c; brewing. O0S5c.
Oats-Miliing. 75Gssizc per Genital: Sur
prise. SOcGSl: fancy feed. s2ls6s7isc: good
to choice. E6Soc: poor to fair. 725sc; gray,
75GSoc per GENITAL.
Receipts-F1our. quarter sacks. 1866:
wheat. centals. 1000: barley, centals, alto;
oats. centals. $50: potatoes. sacks. 1.Sce;
onions. sacks. 500; onions. Nevada, rs;
bran. sacks. TO; middlings. sacks. $50: hay.
tons. &c; hops, bales. IS: wool. bales. JOS;
wine. gallons. 2s.7o0; hides. number. 1.lsS:
quicksilver. TASKS. $40: raisins. boxes.
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Cumberland Presbyterian.

Raveuna Park-Rev. L. d. Beck. pastor.
Services ut II a. m and s .. N. Sunday
school. 10 q. m.
Third Cumberland PresbyseriAn-Corner
OF Twenty-second avenue and East Cherry
street Rev. r.. r. Powell. pastor: resi-
deace. SIS McClaire street Su sday school
a Iz:9. Junior Erdeavor At $50 p. M
!. +. 8. c. E. at $50 p. m
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Board of Trade.

Chicago. May 9.-There was a good trade
and active market in wheat. fluctuations
covering re range The feeling level
oped was considerably stronger during thu
early hours. and higher prices ruled after
which there was a moderate reaeffon ana
the close was steady at i4Easzc advance.
Ihere was good active buying by prom
Ihent operators. and offerings for a while
were small. Exports for the week rnada
q better showing. The small Arxenflne
shipments also had like effect on the
market. The Ohio crop report gave the
CONDITION as -. as against 81 a month
aga Among the bear Influences n, hand
were the rains ia Texas and Kansas.
where moisture was badly needed. ana ire
Michigan state report was quite favorable.
Cables, too. were 10 lower. rejecting yes
tertay's decline on this side, There va.
but little rain in the Northwest. ana re-
ee'pis In that section were az liberal as
a week and year ago this date Thu
weather forecast bad a weakening efsec.
and caused prices 20 recede some.
There was a good general trade In corr.
the market ruling active within lSFz.c
range.
There vas a good trade in cats. Shorts
bought literally. ard there was also A
fair number OF outside buying orders.
Prices In provisions had a further de-
cline.
Sio~ing Quotations.
wheai-May. sy7.c: July. ssasfsc.
Corn-Nay. zszse; July. 3gssc
oats-Nay. is-se; July. 1sssc.
Pork--Nay. T.s7; July. EG.
Lard--gsy. a55: July. A2 FRI
R3bs-Asy. szg7. July. S3e7.
Flax seed-SENSc. l-rt
Timoiny-N.39.
Rye-3Tfc
Bariey-S135c.
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THE MARKET REPORT.

FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Portland. May 2. lSSk
Occasional High. showers
b s PAGUE. forecas,er.
o. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcuL-
TCRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
Seattle. May 3. 1876.
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Petit. hall. chronological readings: tests.
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Money and Exchange.
Hon IL.

U;S.4s. new rec. Il7s Q. r. 4 N. lists. 10
Eours. coup ..u7ti c. p lists OF 'sS. .io2
EIves. reg ...-ll2ssl ID. & r. G. Is ..llo
rours. reg -. less Erie Ids ........ 6sN
Tours' coup ..lie G; II. & s. A. ISLES
Iwos, reg -. 4i1 Sevens $500. leo
rae. es, or 80. JOIN II. q T. Cent IS. ia9
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MINING stoclsa.

The stir In the stock market was ~ pro-
nounced today as yesterday. Stocks in all
standard companies were In active demand
at slightly increased prices today. At noon
the market went down a shade. due to
general uncertainty Is to the effect Of the
decision of the supreme court In the Hale
and Norcross case.
Financial.
Silver Rar0 1890. Isl Drafts-Sight -. ~
Mex. dollars .5Sx05S Telegraph 49,. 10
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ton. 7:ss .. m
Church Of the Immaculate-Broadw
and Madison street. Rev. Victor Garland.
pastor; Rev. A. Trivelii and Rev. ]. Mich
olson. assistants. Conducted By the Jes-
u.ts- Masses at SIS a. m and 1910 a. m
Sunday school at 80 .. m and benedic-
ton al 3:ls .. N.
Cumberland Presbyterian.
Ravenna Park-Rev. L. d. Beck. pastor.
Services ut IL q. m and s 3. N. Sunday
school. 10 A. a.
Third Cumberland PresbyserIan-Corner
OF Twenty second avenue and East Cherry
dencs. SIS McClaire street su day school
a I2:9. Junior Erdeavor At $50 p. m
!. +. 8. c. E. a, $50 p. M
Free Methodist Church.
.. RosrE L Smith. pastor. Sunday
meeting. u N. Young Peoples meeting.
p. m Prayer meeting. 7:So p. m. Preach
snS' n p m. Prayer meeting. Thursday.
First-Pine street. between Ninth and
Tenth avenues. Rev. Alexander Beers.
pastor. Services: Sunday school: s:as a
n Preaching. II a. N. and 7:5 D. m
Subject. Sunday morning. Dangerous
Asms: evening. Gods Dwelling Place.
Christian Church.
Frst-seneca street. between Third and
tor: residence. sls Fifth avenue north
Day sehooi IS a. M m. amp ?. s. e. E.. sa
Peace but ssord @ evening" se. Paa. Pro
tractsd Meeting at Philippe" Prayer
meeting Thursday night.
Theosophy.
Seattle Branch. No. ! Of the Theosophi-
.. m Lotus Circle for children at 2:D p.
m. Lecture at .. m: subject. THE First
and Evolutions Of Bodies OF Flesh.
Reformed Churches.
German Reformed Church. Seattle -
Seventh avenue. between Pine and Olive
streets. Services at II a. m. and 7:0 q. m.
German Reformed Church. Ballard
del. pastor. Services. Sundays At II q NJ.
Unitarian Church.
First-Seventh avenue. between Pike and
Union streets: J. H. Acton. minister:
residence. sos Eighth avenue. Preaching
at II a. m. by the pastor. subject. Under
Difficulties" Sunday school. 12:3O.
Free Thought Christian Science.
Free Thought Christian SCIENCE class
meets every sunday al ! =. m. and Thurs
day at . p. m at 217 Rollin street. and ev-
cry Tuesday night at 1910 John street
and every Friday night at rear Of Ga
Madison street. opposite Central school.
United Presbyterian Church.
Sixth avenue and Seneca street-Rev. w.
n. Howie, pastor: residence. 1872 Terry
avenue. Services, II q. m. and 80 p. m.
Sunday school. l2:l5 .. m. Y. p. 8. c. E..
$50 p. n.
Christian Mission and Seamen's Bethel.
In basement Of Seattle National Bank
building, Occidental avenue and Yesler
way-Services. Sunday at and 7.a5 o.
m. Week day services every day at u
NJ
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Free Thoueht Christi.n Science.

meets every Sunday at =. m. and Thurs
day at p. m. at 2l7 Rollin street. and ev-
cry Tuesday night AZ 1910 John street
and every Friday night at rear Of S1A
Madison street. opposite Central school,
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United Presbyterian Church.

sixth avenue and Seneca street-Rev. W.
n. HOWE. pastor: residence. 1872 Terry
avenue. Services. II q. m. and 80 p. m.
Sunday school. E:15 p. m. Y. p. 8. c. E..
$50 p. n.
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S-xea -. ......1W
NJ. n. T. LIST IS. s6H
Second Is $500. 50
Mutual Union ss.iil
N. J. c. Gen. IS. 1871
Nor. Pac- lists ..iisi1
Seconds -. lib
Nor. Pac. Sds -. 7sh
N. w. Conso.s ..f3SN
8. +. deb. 5s .ioa
r. @. W. lists .7sk
st. Paul Con. ss.lAt1
C.P. & w. 5s.,ia
St-L. & I.M.G.5s ISL.
St.L. q S.F.G.Ss.iiA
Tex. Pac. lists :. 80
Seconds -. :. 2k
Y. F. lists OF IS. .l@
West Shore As ..19e
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In basement of Seattle National Bank
building. Occidental avenue and Yesier
way-Services. Sunday at and 7:A5 o.
m. Week day services every day at u
o'clock.
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TheOsophy.
Seattle Branch. No. ] Of the Theosophi-
Simple talk on 'Theosophy'' at !
U. m Lotus Circle for children At I'D p.
m. Lecture al q. m. subject. .sThe First
Ethereal Races OF Men. Their Propagation
and Evolutions Of Bodies of Flesh"
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Frve MethoaI.t ChurCh.
Christian Church.

Frst-Seneca street. between Third and
Fourth avenues. Rev. ]. n. Smith. pas
tor: residence. Sl3 Fifth avenue north
Preaching at II q m. and p. m Sum
day school, 9:l5 a. m. Y. p. 8. G.. E.. go
p. m Subject at morning service. Not
Peace. but a Sword" evening. 'Paurs Pro-
tracted Meeting at Philippe" Prayer
meeting Thursday night.
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wANTED-Position by q young ma
with best references: experienced d
general merchandise and bookkeeplng:
employment more object than salaxj:
X. s.. Post-Tntelligencer.
wANTED-Japanese, good cook, vanlD I
situation in family; wages s. vel
Address Frank. Ais Jefferson street.
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Reformed Churches.

German Reformed Church. Seattle -
Seventh avenue. between Pine and Olive
streets. Services at II a. m. and 7:N .. m.
German Reformed Church. Ballard
Post street and SecoLd avenue. G. Grae-
del, pastor. Services. Sundays 1t II Q. 10.
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Observations taken at all stations at
p M. 18th meridian time g p. m Pacific
time}. GEORGE n. SALISBURY.
Observer in Charge.
Tides &C seattle HArbor TODAY.
High Tide. II Low Tide.
q m. feet p. mi feet am. feet 10. infect
2.os IA 4.ssl les SIS Al s.5ll 81
AT PORT TOWNSEND.
LIS 50 4.e5 SGT SIS 90 sic SIS
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
Portland. May e.-Wheat-WsIla Walla,
5Q57c; Valley. 5Sfiec per bushel.
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The following letters await .dvsrsn
SOCIETY sorscss.

MEMBERS OF Seattle Lodge. No. Z 3
gree OF Honor. are requested TO 80
the banquet hall. Masonic TempiN ~
ond and Pike, Sunday. May 10. at n
sharp, to attend the funeral or HroiSs
A. Amunds. TO be held at the II r.
church. corner Third and Pine atrsl :
p. M: all sister lodges are cordki
invited. BERTHA SCHWEHW
Chief Of Ho0e
Ernest Frank. Recorder.
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At THE CHURCHES.

Hereafter notices "A the church dsrec--
tcry VIII be ccrfiaed to ACCOMPLISHMENTS q
church services cniy and subjects Of ser
mons. Extsn1ed musical programme for
Sunday services and announcements OF
church entertainments VIII only Be pub
lshed At advertising rates Notices fo-
this department should be resolved ~ this
o1.ce ros Later than 3. m saturday. IN
order TO insure publication on sunday
morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-10

First-Seventh avenue. between Pike and
Union streets. J. H. Acton. minister:
residence, sos Eighth avenue. Preaching
at IL q. IN. by the pastor. subject. "Cnder
Dificulties." Sunday school. 12:3O.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-10

MEMBERS of Columbia Lodge, No { r
lodge room Sunday. May 10. at u -.
attend the funeral Of Brother A. r.
munds. which Will be held In the \. t.
church. corner Of Third and Pine stfeaS3
at p. m. GILBERT W. HAPGOOD.
Master WoEkmAa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-10

MEMBERS of Seattle Lodge. No. a a q
u. W.. are requested 10 meet al IL
hall 1o06is First avenue. at 1880 o'cloj
today. to attend the funeral OF their r.
brother, A Amunds, grand receiver
the jurisdiction of Washington.
g. f.. COTTERILIA
Master Workman
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-05-13
RarnMr0. Slmtnfr 4 1]ulllaln ON
WoRCE$TIFI. MASS.

DRESS GOODS (colored). The young lady intending
graduate will be especially interested by fine showngs of
Cream Goods No occasion to stir it up-Ceam is top for
graduation dresses Lansdowne plain 4oinc $1oo Lans-
downe figured 40 inch $I25. Numerous limitations of this
patented fabric sold under its registered for smaller
prices Beware. Crepons all kinds, soc, 75c roo $125.
Cream Henrietta, 4oinch all wool, soc, 75c $1oo.
"ETAMlNES, silk figures wool ground, 81 I-2c 81 co.
$1.25 and $3.50. Silk Striped Nuns Yelling 4o-inch Soc
Delicate pink nile and blue silk figure wool ground
forms very pretty fabric you wish little color 3Snch 75c
BICYCLE SUTTINGS So many young ladies are in the
ranks of the wheeers just now, behooves all wide
merchants specially for their trade Recog
nzng this fact have greatly increased holdings Of
Mixture Covert Sutngs in all shades adapted for this pu
ESsdes and soad s
Red Sevedged Serge has just been placed the market
we have the control of i5onch Soc 54nch 75c, heavier
These all sponged and shrnk ready use and hand
some colors-navy black Samples by mall with pleasure
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-05-13
CILLEY g. ABBOTT
100 Silk and Velvet Capes!
ABOUT SOC ON THE DOLLAR.

On a recent trip to New York we
closed out about 100 Silk and Velvet
Capes at big sacrifice from the orig
inal cost.
During the cold, backward weather
early in April the garment business
with the manufacturers had been very
unsatisfactory, and they were obliged
to close out the garments for ready
money. Their misfortune was our gain,
therefore gain to any of our customers
wanting a Spring Cape.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-05-13
BARGAIN No. 9

Three Separate Skirts, in black
figured mohair; skirts are made very
full and well finished; really worth
$3.50; at only $500.