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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-15

SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 1.-THE fol-
lowing passengers left on the steamer
City OF Puebia for:
Tacoma-F. Taylor w Mari, j. Nc
Carthy. Thomas FELTON,. Mrs. Repass. @.
Ward.
Port Tewnsesd--J Hale. William Britt.
George Taylor, Mrs. Delaney, G. Keller
T. johnson. NJ. Clark
Seattic--A. Middleton, w. Young Miss
Gerbotb and brother, II. ellis and wife
Mrs. koss, Miss BieleElberg. Mrs Young
Mrs Seymour, l. Howetowp and wife
Miss Merry. Miss Cullen, Mrs. Russell
William Howard. 81. Coons. {. johnson
ur Belmont. Miss Mcvenon. Mrs Leon
en-. G.. Parker and wife DIR. Rodden Miss
Gum. Mrs. Hewso1. George Gunde. Mrs
Humphrey. Miss Stewart, Mrs. Horseh-
son. Mrs. Kahn. Miss Hirst. Miss Jones
j. Carried and wife, G. Howard. J. Rob
esrts; w. johnson, =. Hagxersy, r: ssiltz,
e sgthord. y. Miilar, J. Burke. r. Rich
man, 9. Rice. Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Rumel-
y =. Spar. and wife. NJ Finlsan. b.
Midtar, J. THOMPSON. G. Gonsail wife
and child. j. VIM ". Eullard. J. O'Con-
nor. wife and child. II. Brooks. J. Hirsch-
Ter, Mrs Blythe.
Vlctoria--J. Brooks and wife. Miss
Jones. Miss Johnson. Mrs Crimmona
Mrs. Ards. W. Smith. Mrs. WhiteIaw
", Hylan. Miss Soula Mrs Bowness A
Grcgor and wife ~ Adamsen Miss
May. a. Stock ard wife, Miss Rex w
Woodward snd Wife
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Good ccunty Roads.

Portland 0EegoCizn-
IRE good reads movement. hiss every In
fe.lsEeut practical s-r1srss1t upon lis side.
TIE farmer reeds good road. for the pro-
Ese1saa os his draft animals and rolling
stick ard Ire Increase OF his profits Il
marketing hts crops without Delay ard
s<ssx: the aeesnssn need them fsr their
pleasure ard convenience. and 20 protect
tnesF machines from unnecessary wear
snc tear, tae community needs them as an
afauct TO ia business. and the state needs
thsna as auxiliary TO Ks progress. When
* In considered that the science Of road
building ss practically unknown In rural
communities: that patchwork 81 the rule.
ard substantial construction the excsp-
stoa, ard thai patching costs more. In the
long run. than systematic building. and
never makes gent reads. we may ease
20 wonder VIVA: becomes of the money col
Iec.ed as road taxes. and 20 come tc rea-
LIE the tremendous waste OF Our hap
hazard system Of rosdrnsktrg. Mr.. Dor
ner Of the League Of American Wheel
rnen. says the great question is. "How
shall we obtain better county highways
Ard when he adds. "A radical improve
rnent In she system of roadhuiii,ns must
he made" he has stated the matter as
preliminary 20 4 satisfactory answer 20
the question.
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Lutheran Churches.

German acknowledgements Mission
Sanders hail. below Sweeneys brewery.
Services at go every other Sunday.
Norwegian Danish-Fourth avenue and
In basement. Services at II a. m. and
y. m.
German Lutheran-Servfces In hall cor
ner Main street and Minor avenue. Ser
vices every second and fourth Sunday Of
the month at 7:@ p. m by the Rev. w.
II. Behrens. pastor.
Holy Trinity. English-Corner Seventh
avenue and Union street Rev. James F.
Reates. pastor: residence. 1o4 Pike street.
Services at II q. N. No evening service
Sunday school at $50 a. m.
German South Seattle Mtssion-In hall
second and third Sunday Of the month at
8 D. m. Sunday school every Sunday az
y. m. Pastors. F.. knappe. loiC Howell
street; W. II. Kurtz. 1920 Howell street.
German Evangelical, Lutheran Zion's-
Corner Tenth avenue and Stewart street.
Sunday school. $50 a.. n Sunday services
at 1870 a. N. and 80 p. m Bibelstunde,
40. and Jugendverein. s:ao Thursday
evening. Choir practice, Tuesday, $50
p. m.
German Evangelical. Lutheran. st.
corner Market and Main. in Rainier
Heights Bar'is. church. every first and
third Sunday OF the month At 3 p. m.
Sunday school. every Sunday at p. M
Children's singing practice every Friday
st $50 2. N.
Swedish Evangelical-Third avenue.
near Pike. Rev. Martin l.. Larson. pastor:
residence. l4al Fifth avenue. On Sunday
services at 1880 a m and p. m. Sunday
school. i2 m. and Bible class or prayer
ats m. TIE Cent Society NEE, a, 5 D.
m. the first and third Tuesdays Of the
month.
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PROVERBS or THE TURKS.
short Sentences Contnimsng Much
Wisdom. and Saue gyni~ssn,

The following are y few proverbs trans
lated from the Turkish language.
lie who has lived lcng does not know
much. BAT he who has Travelled much
knows much.
\ true word Is mere blttor than poison.
II "a horse dies his saddle remains be-
hnd hin,, IL nan dies. his name re-
,7ains.
- an enemy 30 as small as At ant. think
hlm an elephant
The rose grows from the thorn. and
thorn from the rosa
Wc is y mailman who being rich, lives
a 81 he were poor.
Pc the lazy man every day IS pay
ram" Cets,.
\ thousand sorrows do NOT ray GRE
sebs.
ra8ay's eSgs are better than tomor-
rows fowls
10 coed ant east Il In tire SEA-. II shs
80 aoas not recognize X. the CREATOR
VIII
Two captains stalk the sAlp.
= Iiiie hlil IN q low place thinks itself
mountain.
Man Sc ths na;rror Of man.
The tongue Is black camel which
kneeis az evevyba8v's door
Fat and drink With n friend hat Dc rot
trssa with hiTn.
The arrow which has ben cast does
ros cctos hack,
1Ie wAo spiss a. she ~ini sri,s IN his own
face.
fr-ne seed is the cornrant - sNe ~eel
YFa who knows hts business. Ne WAC
kfe.ss his ecTnpa1ton and Re wAo knows
sis fsoa tcsz not go poor.
7is who DOES nct lssru row 20 Serge VIII
also rot know Row 20 Arf as master
lie who goer esenG - e friend secs a sour
f&te.
COS builds the nsss - shr hl'0s BIRD
NVfgNoHt trouhss oge eats M honey.
Patience IS tAs kew - soy.
Hunger brsuks <hs wiz 0ct - tHe wood
Nhat good IS Soa9 g a negro or sdvtce
- s. fculs
sweet tongue draws ,Ae snake fo-ta
frc~s tire earth.
Esx-tsE IS roi tsr 20 lower.
lfe Srho wants = fsWltiaES friend remains
fYlentle~s.
What sEs hifu& u'&T3 6lseryaS Is two eyes
4 five tox Is Aetser chan a dead Ron.
i3c s. most <2rga9xs - MAO = in hts cra3le
: fatfsg2l frgena IS betse~ than eas's own
ret&tton%
4 wife makes ~ hg~4ks L house.
S.rstca vssag legs a>s ov>Ai1g % tas iarss~h
G. Nour as3R.
Believe seg "a f1e grcAt: lean not On
w&ssg; trxst nes - tie syin9 Gay: 30 nos
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Conversational Chu-ches.

First-Columhia City. Preaching at II 80
a. m. and $50 p. N.
Eirkia nd-Sunday services at II a. m
and r. m. Y. r. 8. c. E., p. m. Sunday
schoo. at l2 noon
German Congregation al-Seventh av-
enGe, between Pine and Olive Services
st II a. IN. and !:3o p. m. John G. Bic
gett. pastor.
Brooklyn-Preachiug at II a. m. and 8
T. n. sunday school at Il O'Clock Y p.
S C. E. 7:f5 p. m Prayer meeting
THURSDAY evening at s O'clock
Edgewater-Rev. J. T. Nichols, pastor
Services at II a m and p. m Sunday
school. i@@;i5 p. N. Y. p. s. c. E. y. m
Junior Y T. S. {. E. Friday afternoon
at $50. Prayer services Thursday even.
ing of each week.
plyuouth--Corner Third avenue and
University street. Rev. w. III. c. Temple
pastor: 1907 Seneca street: Telephone
Green sal Study at house. Home usually
each day until p. m.
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Bit. Of Interest for women

There IS lszsnexs Of the mind as well
a. OF the body. People Loaf mentally as
well as physically. One Is to be despisei
quite as much as the other The mind
should BE- held quite as rigidiy to discipline
as the body. for an airnieSs wandering. un-
applicable mind will destroy ones useful
ness quite as much as . slothfui. nabby.
unzkiled body.
Repeat only the good things you hear.
that viii be dainx a little toward making
the word happier'-
No matter hsw blue you may fed don't
weep, unless you are sure that tears are
becoming 20 you.
How many Of US have experienced that
phase OF reactiGnary generosity. when we
realize that something we have given
away would have come In so good for our
selves
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Gilman Park. Rai.ard-Rev. j. ". MI
Ter. pastor. Services ~ Il A. m aEc
p Class meeting. Il n. Epworsh
League. 80 p n.
Eaven--Corne- East Newton and East
John Sunday school 10 a n. Class
meeting. L n Preaching morning ard
evening By the pastor
Madison street-Madison street and
Twerty-third avenue Rev. w T. Ford.
Preaching at IL a. N. and 80 ?. m Ev-
eryoody is invited
First-Corner Third avenue and Marion
street Rev. E. n Randall, jr.. pastor:
residence 50 Union street. telephone Green
Mi, Reception 1ay. Wednesday afternoon
and evening. General class. 10 a. N.
Tr1ai,y-W. S. Harrington. D. D. pas
tor. Sabbath services: Preaching al II
3 n. and p. r.: class meeting al 10 A. n:
SUNDAY school At 1870: Junior League a.
s-S; Epworth League az p. n. Prayer
meeting AZ on Thursday.
African NJ. z. church-iseo Jones street.
Rev. George A Bailey. pastor. Services
a u a. m and .. n. Class. Il m
every Wednesday at p. m. Holy Com
muaion frs, Sunday in each month
Grace-Th.rtseth avenue south and King
street. Rev. W. Fl. Seileck. pastor: resi-
dsnce 12s Yesisr way. Sunday school at
10 a. M, w r. Burgess superintendent.
Preaching al II a. n. and p. m. Epworth
League devotional service az Z ?. m
First German--Corner Howard avenue
and Stewart street. Rev. John G.. Noehr-
ing, pastor. Sabbath services: Preaching
AT ii a. m ard I'D p. III: Sunday school
evening at O'Clock Every German Is in
yited.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Garland brought 100 an shin
glcs yesterday from Port Angeles.
Steamer Evangei brought I'm mo eases
CT salmon yesterday from Port Angeles
Sieesnee Fairhayen brought > coo cases
Of sairnon 10 the Arlington dock yeater-
day They were from Fairhsven.
+, 7. Fnpe IL to be acting agent OF the
Puget Sound & Alaska Steamship Conn
reey during tbs absence of Agent Thorn
dsze.
The big Sprcckels tug Fearless of San
Francisco, arrived in port yesterday and
sowc'i the dsedger Anaconda 20 san
fcaueisco. The dredEer was securely
hmxad In % nrexent ahLnning saas
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Prr.hxtertap Churehe.

First MIssion-fn Wards hall. George
town. South Seattle. Preaching at .. m.
Renton church-Rev. George r Whit
worth 4. d. pastor. Services at and
80 = m. Union Sunday school ar II a m.
First presbyterian--Corner Fourth ave-
nue. and Spring street. Rev, A l.. Huschi-
son. u. d. pastor; residence. sis Spring
street
weiSh-Seventh avenue and Olive street.
Rev. William DAVIS pastor. Services at
az p N. Class meeting Wednesday at
80 2. IA.
Second North Seattle-Third avenue
north and Harrison street. Rev. ". A.
Major. pastor. Preaching ~ II a. m ard
~ .. ID. Y. r. 3. {. E. 6,is 2. m Md
veg rne.tlng. Taursaay az % q N
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sessewa a werszn.s ~or5. ana 30 not trzs.
70 gfs courage o< yoszy hnrne-
TIE vol. caxaE=s hss eoSt. rus ne GOES
nos rHarSs ats na.Urs-
Give I'D vosr bad. gszst rct secret
Ia zno tells lie truth 10 turned aat OF
zA=s cities.
TIE eye ss a asnGow which looks into
THE hesrf-
Vinegar which ens gets for nothing -
gw4sf%r .Szaa honey
The Assls -aszss OBEY :ae great
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NOTICE re THE PUBLIC.

The public IL hereby warned not 20 pay
any money 20 parties representing TO 20
agents of The Seattle Post Inteliisencer.
except the following. who are the only
authorized travelling agents OF the Post.
Inteliigencer. viz: J. A. Mcclellan. J. l.
Hawley and F. q. Treehurger. This does
not apply to resident agents OK this paper
who are located in various ct.ses ana towns
In the Northwest nor 10 postmas;ers, who
are in all cases authorized TO take sub
script.ons fer the Daily, Sunday and
j. 4. Catheart, R. r. Hawiey. c. v. White
and William r. Beatty
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch 20 the PSs,-Inteiligeueer.
TATOosH. Aug. IL y. m.-Baronietsr
q II. ~Eear; nghf sFsioke; wind eAss. -
miles Outward Il schooner. ~ p m. !,
Inward q ecficoner. 80 bark Ravens
eFas. ta TOW SEA Lion. S.29 y. m. Out
eide tsssfna r. a square ragger.
SEAH BAY, Aug. i&--tlear; light east
wind.
PORT ANGELES. AUG. lf-Baroneter.
= -; ese4r SHIPS Nendar and ksaEs-
in
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
round. For Sale. For Rent and Situations
wanted viii be inserted at the rate OF
cent a word each insertion. Payment al
ways IN advance. No advertisement re-
ceived for less than . cents.
NOTiCE-The business office OF the Post
intelligencer Is open until II p. M; Sunday
hours, a. N. TO 1890 p. m, and TO
p m. Classified advertisements will be re-
cefved up 10 that time.
Advertisements will b received at
orahch OFFICES Of the Post-Inteiligencer.
TACOMA BCREAU-No. i2Gs Pacific
avenue
PORT TowNSEND-wm.A A. Pfeisfer.
bELI4INGHAM RAY-New Whatcorn.
o. II. Culver. Manager.
OLfMPIA---4lIi3 Main street. g. c.
WinsraniAv Agent
VICTORIA. B. c.-George Marsden.
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ST. PauPs Chapei--Warren avenue ana
Republican street. DIR. William H Butt
In charge Sunday school AT s:45 a. n.
West Seattle Mssion-service and SER
mon every Sunday at $50 ?. m. by Rev.
George Buzzelle. rector OF st. Clements
St Mary Woodland Park Rev. II. n.
Gowen in charge. Service and sermon at
.. M Mr.. Wilbur S. Lewis lay reader.
Take Green Lake car: get OF al Winsiow
station.
81. s.ephen's-Baliare. Rev. p. E. Hy-
land rector. Divine service every Sunday
at II a. m. and 100 p. m. The Holy Com
munion is celebrated on the FIRST and
Sunday at II a. M. on the third Sunday
at $50 a. N
ST. Msrk's-Harvard avenue. one square
north of Madison street and Broadway.
Rev y. C. Garrett. Rector. Services at
7:2o a: M, II a. m. and p. m. Sunday
ice at p m. Strangers IN the city espe-
cially welcome.
ST. Clement s-Twenty-fourth avenue
south, near Yesler way. Rev. George BUS
zelle, rector. Sunday school. 10 a. m.
Morning service and sermon at II O'Clock
Celebration of the Holy Communion on
the first Sunday OF every month at IL
a. m ard on the third Sunday Of every
month at a. m. Service every Friday at
7:3e y. N.
Trinity Parish church-Corner Eighth
Gowen. rector. Holy Communion. 7:D a.
m. Morning prayer. iitany and sermon, II
a. m. Evening prayer and sermon. 80 p.
m. Sunday school. 9:45 a. m. Morning sub
Ject. Christ, the Rock" Evening. THE
viii sing the offersory in the morning. and
Miss Giliane In the evening. Strangers
cordially invited.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE NEW ENGLAND.

The NEW ENGI&ANp.
George W, Williams. Portland.
Howard Fraser. City.
G. Kenefich. San Francisco
George Elliott. City.
a Belmanuo, Portland.
". II. kearney. City.
G Robinson. San Francisco.
@. r. Abeli. Leavenworth.
III. E. Aheii. Leaxenwerth.
James Barr. Port Biakeley.
r. Rogers. Kirkland.
a. l.. Sloan. Portland.
Joseph Willis. City.
q. c. Smith. Renton.
- o. Russell Mapieville.
George Russell. Mapleviiie.
James A. McBean. Black Diamond.
Julius Lindberg Port Blakeley.
Robert keeney. Astoria.
George 8. Fouts. Spokane.
=. A. Booth. Spokane.
Joseph Reynolds. Newcastle.
W. F. Collins. Stockton. Cal.
John l.. Reid. Kirkland.
NJ. A. Mckenzie, Port Blakeley.
e. Westeriund. Astoria.
Fred Erble City.
Frank Bonker. City.
William Pickard City.
Paul Johnston, Tacoma
James II. Norton. Tacoma.
THE DfLLER.
J. II. Clark Martin, Wash.
r. Brown. Port Townsend.
Patrick Lsngan, Bryant.
+. Cole, spokane.
Charles Trey. Portland.
II. o'Rrien. Portland.
J: @. Cameron. Rossland. B. c.
NJ. F.. Rumsey. Denver.
II NJ Thomas. Denver.
phio Rutherford Shelton.
John Woodland. sandon. r. G.
A. Mcdonald ST. Paul.
Robert Rodgers, ct. Paul
q. II. La gan, ST. Paul
Capt. J. f. Moore, Utsalady.
Louis p'Jorup, Mount Vernon.
z. =. Rankin, Petalurua. Cal
s. j. Latham. Victoria.
Bert Farrar Victoria.
j s. cochranc, Portland.
Mrs NJ K Church. Los Angeles.
II ]. Barber. il, Los Angeles.
Mr. g nr M9eaia San E Frssa.ss NeS
f T. AnhaIt New York
Philo Rutherford. FAN City.
Mrs Louise Boren, Tacoma.
Manly Wilbur Tacoma
A A sehneiderhahn, vermi,lion. Mont.
q. +. kroehle. Cleveland. o.
Bertram Eediey. Cleveland. o.
THE BUTLER.
II. sherman. Tacoma.
J. y. psckey. San F'rancisco.
j j shssngnn9sy. San Francisoe
Frank HI # Riehsra.. wha,com.
y. T s sip. San Francisco.
w. & Jenkins, 81. Louis.
a +. Mead. Blaine. Wash.
f. ]. Shout. Sandon. 8. c.
y. c. wese. Chicago.
Harry Goule,. New York.
L. II. Barton. 81. Paul,
II C. Burreli. st. Paul.
W. K Theodore, Tacoma.
J. ". Squire and wife, Council Bluffs Ia.
Louis Squire, Council Bluffs. 10.
w j Squire, Council Bluffs. la.
Frank l.. Cole, Leeker.
w. l. Weeks Leeker.
w. w Mcclure. Portland.
H. +. Mcclure. Portland.
James Gilmore, Everett.
Il LatE San Francisco.
G. Colt, San Francisco.
Raymond Bvurnnaugh. San Francisco.
Mrs NJ y Sachs Port Townsend
] Banices. Hudds rsreld. England.
Il T. Rogers Vancouver. b. G.
John + Hayden 81. Louis.
VIM. : Caruntes, Olympia.
Rosentein Chicago.
: SChofaid san Francisco.
r ] Goldsmith. Portland.
W u Caldwell and wife, San Francisco
r. Braissneusey Oakland,
J.. A Murrell. Fresno Cal.
s. II. McElrcy. Fresno Cal
Mrs. u. II. cuamn and party. vsncou-
ver.
y = johnson. Everett. Wash.
Peter ! schmidt Olympia
II Stvauxs. Victoria = g.
y c Keller PORT Angeles.
{ = johnson ard wife gan Francisco
=. G. johnson. City.
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N.tboat., Protestant Churcne.

Yesler Junction Church-Preac hing on
Sunday a. II g. IL
Duwar,3sh church--paniei BaSlsy. pas-
tor sunday school at 10 a. n. Preaching
a. % = m
F-!rSt-Plns street ard Third avanue
Preaching 81 i a. n. ard p. n. Class
meeting - a. n. sunday school ssn
2 u. 7. =. 3 c. e. els ?. N. PRAYER
n aes.ng Thursday al 80 .. m Monthly
meeting The FIRST Thursday OF eaca rnoara
al 70 u n
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We srs TOW prepared 20 10 cor posst,o.
sor the trade (sny snsascrel II NonasrefI
NinIon. BREWER ard Long Primer Salts
factio- guaranteed Cali or address r,..,
Intelligence, Seattle
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Evangelical Camp Meeting.

The German and English camp meeting
OF the Evangelical church at the corner q
Denny way and Dexter avenue still con-
tin,es. The interest thus far has been
good and increases with each service
These meetings are being conducted on the
line of {: fun gospel for the conversion OF
sinners and the sanctifcation of believers
Services will be held as follows: German
preaching at 1870 a. m. and 2 D. M: En-
slish preaching at 3 and 5 p. m. All are
Cordially invited.
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Cath ollie arches.

Our Lady 81 Good Eeip-Thtrt sxA-us
south and Washington street. Rev 2 v
PCeson tsine. raster. Low mass a =:
eaEn mass. ie:1a a n. beEesiiction. T.s9
>. m.
1ru@ch & the In-raculate-RrsA esd way
ana Madison street. Rev A Dia1aedi
S~ssar. Rev. A TTiysIli and Rev. =
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TODAy's SERVICES.

Hereafter notices n TIE church eirec-
tory VIII De e5S1usd 20 announcements OF
church services ofsfy and subjects 81 SEE
Iors~ Extended musical programmes TOR
Sunday services and announcements o.
engrca entertainments VIII only ce put
ns5ed a; advertising rates Notices fer
this department shoEla be received ~ this
orstee Tot later than ] 2. II SATURDAY, IN
order 10 insure publication On Sunday
morning.
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II you ar- you shoult have The Pose
irtsl3i Eesicer sent 20 you. II will ~,S,
nothing eS;ra- Call at cur oTies aud hava
your address changed
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Peoples Mission.

Peoples Mission Church-Corner OF Sixth
avenue south and King street. W w.
Mallory, pastor. Preaching or Sundays az
II a n. and every night al O'clock.
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Com position.

We are now prepared 20 de com position
FOR the trade ANY measure, fr Nonpareil.
Minion Brewer ard Lcrg Primer. Salts
faction guaranteed Call or address Post.
lntellfsenrer Seattle
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The war q Cr@ts has ALREADY h~a,
draus'iEsi. ard n this :orrr has 80 !,
q si,a serious Disturbances a. E-aHa ~
kogfnantA- Greek theatrlsal company
undertook 20 perform ghs drama "a. .ra
fvontie- city snaoHsd above. ans IN -
pay tAs Turks ara represented IN ths
bl2ckeSt colcrs snS not deal; with Wy
gently - thu nrsI climax. As = cansa-
cJ}euce q general SIGHT Occurred IN ~
tNeEte- between tNe Greeks ard Turks
weo h&9 gore - Sae the u@rfo-Tnan~s
which Rad bees, advertised az rs.r4nrf~
ray. IN order - greVent further r,ariss.e-
s2ttoEs. the Ecssaasntaa authorities Aava
altogether pgchlhas@d the performance
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CumherlanaP r~sbyterfan.

Cumberland PrssSyterian-East Cherry
street and Twenty second avenue. r
poNe.i. pastor. residence. 7ol Tweuty-sac-
ord avenue Preaching al II = m ard
Z m Sunday school at Is:Is y m,
Junior Endeavcr a. s:Se 2. m. Y. 2 : C.
E az p. ~. Church prayer meeting
Thursday 8; ,. n
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REWARD.

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ton OF any one stealing copies OF the Post
lnfelligencer delivered TO subscribers
throughout the city
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G.. X. SALISBURY. Observer.
TIDES IL SEATTLE HAgHoR TODAY.
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Spirifua1iSln.

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Ballard, at o'clock this evening short
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Mount Carmel Mission.

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Occidental Betei. best family hotel :,
STATE: excellent rooms; all modern Improve.
naentS No bar.
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EaastF Copies wrapped r0zds far mating
ean - rad Ere1 application a. business
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