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TheOsOphy.

Philosophical society. Amanda Lodge.
meets Sunday AT 7:3o ~. III. at Ii0o Third
avenue. near Spring street.
Seattle Philosophical Society. room 40
Hirckley block Lotus group. for children.
at 3 r. m. Lecture AT p. m. on Seven
Principles Made Easy" by Frank |. Blod-
sypf
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Every sunday evening ~ - o'cFr.k I
spiritual meeting MI ~ held Ir ,he odd
F'rtieSs' hai1 Tn StssFreas hDtei Platform
tests rSychefnHtTtc readings % art 4ela~
7aa s~3r'2aAl tests by leading Mediums.
Ssa's sr~~
ThA auhsl- s. cordially tnxlts~s - attend
\ w1c~tilG a. N&~1es's hall rtarnFr Tbir4
&1a Broadway. Ballard. 49, - O'clock this
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

BAIRD-Iu Seattle, Saturday, November
Grover Cleveland Baird. aged years.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Baird. Cause
of death. diphtheria.
WELBON-In Ballard. Saturday, Novem-
Der 20. az the residence of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. WELDON, Howard >.
Weldon, aged years. Cause or death,
typhoid fever.
JENSEN-In Seattle. at corner Of East
lake avenue and Mercer street, Satur-
day, November 20. 1897. Henrietta,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Jen-
sen, of scarlatina. aged years.
Private funeral services will be held at
the residence at 10 o'clock a. m. Monday.
November D. 1887.
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VfuStars0n Church

street between Union and Pike No serv-
ices today. Preaching next Sundey at II
n.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE NEW ENGLAND.

THE NEW ENGLAND.
Phil Maui, Oakland. Cal.
J. G. Court. Nevada.
J. s. Wood, Nevada.
/; F. Overstreet. Butte, Mont.
MIR. Crockett and son, City.
y. Grossner. City.
John Pelishek. Olympia
ID. Dewane Olympia
JOS. Goldsmith. City.
X. Scott. City.
$. A. Booth. Silverton.
T. J. Hyde. City.
]. Meller. City.
G. Elliott. Portland
F. A. Brown. Maple Valley.
a. G. Brown. Maple Valley.
James A.temose. Maple Valley.
w. III. Walker. Juneau.
II. A. Hanson, Juneau.
X. Goodfellow and wife. Williams. Cal
T. Payne and family San Francisco.
Paul Selander. San Francisco.
s. s. Snyder. Juneau.
Frank Golf. Juneau.
Sam Atkinson. Maple Vallax,
John Laseske. City
Alfred Davis. City.
c. II. Connach, City.
John l.. Reid. Kirkland.
Cleuton Burke, City.
p. Kelly. City.
II. Fraser. City.
George Dougherty. Portland.
James II. Chisholm. Maple Valley.
THE DILLER.
". J. Rrannan. Auburn
Mrs. Brannan. Auburn.
George Hubbard. Martinsvlle Ind.
james Winter. Skaeuay. Alaska
Philip Ashton. Skaguay Alaska
Bert Farrar Skacuay, Alaska.
Chas- Wilkes. Dawson. y, ". T
Fida Rice. North Bend
J. F. Weber Snohomish
q. r. Harrison Mount Vernon.
$. u. Gustin North Bend
John Rock MCMurray.
Capt. Il. +. Rucklin. Port Townsend
Miss Y, ]. Mckay. burlington.
J. +. Paige. Yokohama.
n. q. Pearson, Yokohama.
r IT. Brigham. Portland
r F. Drake. Fairhaven.
Mrs. Drake. Fairhaven.
II. Pidduck, Langley Il. G.
g. L. Hedges. Victoria.
John Martin, Victoria.
e Rabei Stanwood
r Thomas Forest Grove. Cal
". II. Carroll. Forest Grove. Cal
: l.. Hall. Gettysburg.
John Kirby juneau.
y T. Bell. Lorirg.
Mrs Louis Steen. Everett.
H. W. Russell. Minneapolis.
Austin oars Stanwood
Frank s. Pears. Pittsburg. Ia.
OCCIDENTAL. HOTEL: best family
hotel in the state: excellent rooms: all
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ROOM c Seattle National Bank building
services SUNDAY ~ II r ~. AMI Friday
urdiatciv after the Sunday service. Read.
ing room open during the week
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s.nan, at the Y. VI. C. A

The Bible training class will be con-
Quoted this afternoon at SIS O'Clock. A
memorial service for the late Harry w
Shafer will be held at the building at
O'Clock. TO which are invited both men
and women. At 5 o'clock Mr.. e E. Green.
physical director of the association. will
conduct the gymnasium Bible study club.
At SIS the Boys Round-Table under the
leadership of Assistant Secretary Hall and
Fred Wright.
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Christian Advent meetings are held a.
fae corner of Third avenps ard Madison
=. rcet Ihr ", Chapman, pastor. PRAYER
sunday scaool = - n
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Synopsis.

Synopsis.
Another storm has made Its appearance
of the Northwest coast, after short in
teryai of fair weather. Heavy rain and
high wind has prevailed at Tatoosh: / %
inches In last twelve hours. and thirty
four miles per hour of wind. Killing
frost occurred at Seattle and Portland.
Seattle-Ma Ximum temperature, 10: min
imum, 81; mean, IS; weather partly cloudy.
G. n. SALISBURY Observer.
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Liberal Union.

The Mental Scientists meet every sun
day az .. n. at Theosonhlsts rooms. lias
Third ayers,s. All are welcome
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evening. A short address viii be given.
followed hy tests and spirit messages.
Society OF Harmony meets Sunday after
noon st 7 O'Clock Masonic temple. en-
trance on Second avenue. Seats free.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Mr.. AND MRS. r. B. WARk wish TO ex
tend TO their many friends their most
sincere thanks for the kindness extend
ed TO them during the sickness and at
the death of their son.
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Christsna MISSION. scamrn's nefheI

Meetings held at sns FRS; avenue south.
Sauire-T .atirner block. every evening Al
1.s5 o'clock Public cordially Invited
ChAuiain. Thomas reaS
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rcnnte's Nt.sinra.

PONIES Nilsson ChurrN~ttss roDr.>,
avenue ", " Na}Iorr uAstar. rr,a-,
ins on Su0i8vS ~ @@ =. IN. ard every
n.Eht - ; O'Clock
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Gospel meetings are held every evening
az o'clock and Sunday az IL a. n. and J
n. m. a. IL Second avenue south. under
the auspices Of the Volunteers Of America.
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DIR. J. T.. York speaks under the auspices
Of The Seattle LIBERAL Union al Masonic
Salvation" All are invited. Seats free.
Voluntary contribution
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Snfrfsu.

TAs ChEisryn's Prog sSfwe rv~e,Yr,
meets every Sunday morning II, Pett5s'
ban. FirS; aveBae. - . oclock
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Christian Alffapre

The Christian Alliance meets a. "a /,
m every Slsgfav and ~ Thursday az y
m fr .Nsir hall ~ Union street between
Tnlrd and Fourth avenues near Arrnorv
hall
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Presbyterian Churches.

Morning subiect. .aThe Logic Of Faits-"
Evening subject WHY Are Not the
Churches T'EsI. Who L. to Blame@
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Speciai Dispatch TO the Post-Inteliigencer.
TATOOSH Nov. 20.-i p. m.-Barometer.
29.70: light rain; wind south. Is miles. In
the straits bound up. two barks. Outside,
bound in. a ship and a schooner.
PORT ANGELES. Nov. 2D.-f p. m.-
Cloudy: wind east 4 miles. Ship Hawai-
ian Isles in harbor.
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BUSINESS CHANCEs
LONDON INVESTMENT CO.

LONDON INVESTMENT CO.
Offers for sale.
i tsssagins ho.ise;s. central locations
Cigar, candy and fruit stand.
butcher shop. cheap at Sks.
GROCERY store, = bargain
Ise~isins house ana lot. q ro.
house. clear title. FOR s. sN '0o 9
Lodging house. - roo,ns c.,.
Farms. timber and fruit Ianas caeaA
rarals In Kent and Wenstches ~
Restaurant, right in center. haR
snap. aa8 b Z
II. and tide water St00a. On E
Two sloopS, - feet ana q foe, L..
ing cheap now. sons, 9.
HOUSES and lots in al parts.
Lng. deep water. best engines ana =.
Partner wanted in manufactured.
ness. ~'".ing huf.
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Prove your merit and go TO the Klon-
dixie free with the Post-Intelligencer.
Send today to the manager for blanks.
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The Northwestern Line comprises ove-
s,e9 miles OF perfectly equipped railway
in Illinois. Iowa. Wisconsin. Michigan.
Minnesota North Dakota South Dakot.
Nebraska and Wyoming. Il operates the
finest trains In the world. The service IN
Chicago Milwaukee and all the nrirciua,
cities OF the East and Southeast canno.
be surpassed Insist on having your ticket
via The North Western" +. ". Parker
Commercial Agent. So First avenue. Seat
tie
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BIRTHS.

WTLkES-In Seattle. Thursday, Novem-
Der Is. 1897. 10 Mr.. and Mrs Frank w.
Wilkes a daughter
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Mount Carmel Mission.


Mount Carmel Mission. No 80 T7,f-f
avenue. between Tuiou ara ptke streets
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wANTED-T0 LEASE.

WAETEp~To rent or lease Colonial Mea-
Fopols 39iel; nifty rooms; large kitchen
and SIX side rooms. will lea@e with or
without dining room: terms reasonable
Call or addro<s Colonial Metropolis Hotel
Victoria. E. G.
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Thanksgivinx Day Union Services.
The programme for Thanksgiving day
union services viii be published in tomor-
rows paper.
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wANTED-B0 ARDERS.

\ FAMILY viii rent 10 gentleman and
wife Or two single gentlemen. finely far
niShed suite win board. Tse Of hath
and ,arsors. Address 2. e, care OF
Post-Ints.iSeacsr.
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IODAYS CHURCH Services.

Hereafter rosices In the church Dire
tory viii Be confined to announcements OF
~ss.,-ch services oufy ard subjects OF ser
mems Exten6ed musical programmes for
SUNDAY services and announcements on
church entertainments win only n~ DUO
JtxyseJ al advertising rates. NOTICE. 2os
this DEPARTMENT should be received a,
this Office not later than o. m STURDY.
In order to insure publication on sunday
morning.
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Methodist ret.ropai cburche..

Methodist Episcopal Churches.
Madison street-MadIson street ;, ana
Twsnty-third avenue. Preaching a. y 4
n and 7:59 o. m. Everybody Is invited
Gilman Park. Rziiard-B. Brooks.
pastor. Services at IL a. n. and I . 2. m
sunday school. Y M: Epworth League,
ing at 10 O'Clock.
Swedish church 800 Fifth avenue. near
Pike street. G. o. Freeman. pastor; resi-
dence a the church. Services al lie. m.
end TO o. N. Prayer meeting Thursday
nj 7:s5 .. m Everybody cordially invited
20 attend
Trinity-w 8. Harrington. D.. D.. pas
tor. Sabbath services: Preaching az
Sunday school at 1870: Junior League az
$50: Epworth League at p. m. Prayer
meeting a. on Thursday.
African N. r. church-fsea Jones street.
Rev, George A. Bailey. pastor; Services
day school. $50 .. m: Services Of song
every "wednesday at p. m. Hoy COM
murion first Sunday in each month.
Grace--Thirt,eth avenue south and King
street Rev. w. II. Selleck. pastor: resi-
dence 2s8 Yesler way. Sunday school at
70 a. m. ": F. Burgess. superinfendent.
worth League devotional service At I
p. m
First 9erman-Corner Howard avenue
apd ztewart street. Rev. John @. Noehr-
nj Il a. m ard 7:31 r. m. SUNDAY school
ct SIS q m. Prayer meeting. Thursday
evening at O'clock. Every German is In
vfted
Haven-Corner East Newton and East
John. Rev. J. p. Goddard. pastor. Class
meeting ~ a. m Morning sermon at ii
q. m. Sunday school at 12:I5 p. m. Ep-
worth League at ESQ p. m Evening ser
vice at 7:s5 p. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening at 7:3o O'Clock. All are well
come
Ffrst--Corner Third avenue and Marion
street. Rw r. NJ Randall. jr.. pastor:
residence g. Union street: telephone
Green 81. Reception day. Wednesday
afternoon and evening 10 a. m, general
class meeting; II q. M. morning service:
1880 r. m. Sunday school: p. m. Junior
League: s.f5 T.. IN. Epworth League; 40
1.-The Sabbath for Man" Evening sub
5ect. ''Nan's Use Of the Sabbath
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Ttir, longer Rainier Beer has been on
the marke; the more popular II has grown.
-------------------
ALASKA Dog Feed. Telephone Main ~
------------------------ ---
JORnAS'S real estate al Page y.
YORK, York, York.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
THOMAS EDISON. the wonderful. at
Olympic hall. Second. between Seneca
and Spring. Sunday night, November p;
largest photograph made: 1t talks, sings,
reproduces quartettes, solos. Alice Shaw.
the whistler. Gilmores band and fifty
other selections. Admission 2oc; come
early to get seats.
RAYMOND BOY MEDIUM and DIR. Addie
Swain will hold a spiritual meeting this.
Sunday. evening at l. o. +. haH. SIS First
avenue; short, interesting lecture by
Prof Dixon: good music; questions an
swered by DR.. Swain; full names given.
Raymond will give some of his wonder
ful platform tests.
SEATTLE LODGE. No. Z. u. of H.. will
give a prize masquerade ball Wednesday
evening. November "a at Wilson's Mod
ern Business College Admission. 25c.
ARCANA Lodge, No. 81, +. and A. M.
meets second and fourth Mondays each
month.
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ST 1000.
A sacrifice: soxl.o business lot. Frame
building worth N.ag Rents pay 81. per
cent on investment above taxes and water
rent This is an unequaled opportunity
in real estate. Part or whole cash.
We are financial agents for several large
ioaning institutions. and have over 2.-
10000 loaned in Seattle. Foreciosed prop
critics fer sale a. low valuations.
THOMAS INVESTMENT CO.,
Smith Block.
Second and James.
Births. M.rr,o~.. heath.

Births, Marriages. Deaths.
In order 20 secure correct insertion OF
notices under these headings. the same
should be left at the business Office OF this
paper No charge is made for such notices.
Funeraf notices. resolutions or other spe-
cal announcements will be charged at the
rate OF 10 cents Der line each insertion.
POST-INTELLIGENC co.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MALE.

EMPLOY MENT WANTED-MALE.
WANTED Bookkeeper. stenogra pher
cashier or salesman wants position any,
where: 81 weekly; long experience and
best recommendations. Address Joseph
Barratt. Seattle
WANTED-Two or three hours employ
menI evenings by young man of ~: book
keeping or any kind Of work: references.
Address w. care Observation-Disclosures.
WANTEp-Poesition by young man; have
had two years office experience: can
furnish best Of references. Address y.
F. care Pos; -Tuteibgencer.
WANTED Situation at general house
work by japanese. Wanna. SOP Second
avenue.
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vHROTGE NINE Sr.rrc

OCCIDENTAL. HOTEL; best family
hotel in the state: excellent rooms: all
modern Improvements: no bar
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FOR SALE-We have business uropo.
sition which pays so "a week: parties -
take charge of the business before INV
ing il. Mayer Realty Co.. rooms 81 IL
Union block.
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RARE CHANCE offered to party tsrl,,
half interest in excellent paying hnss.
ness for Alaska trade; large profit I.
Observation-Disclosures. -
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THE RAINIER'-FirSt-c class apart
merit house; between Fifth and Sixth,
Marion and Columbia streets; good ref
erences required.
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HELP wANTEO-MAI.E.

WANTED-Two first-claSs dry goods trav-
cling statesmen one for Montana end Ida
no. and one for Washington and Oregon:
none but firss-claSS men need apply. AG-
dress. with references and full partieu-
lars. Finch. Van Slyck. Young & Co, St.
Paul Mimi
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FOR RENT-Suitable rooms for club
rooms; splendid light and centrally To-
Gated. Mayer Realty Co.. 33-s4-S5 Union
block.
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FOR SALE-Cigar stands fruit and d.
gar stands. restaurants, lodging .aoasts
groceries. and businesses of al knda. 81
prices 10 suit all buyers. Rooms I'D
P.-t block.
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FOR SAL.E-Good established husiness
paying well: strictly reliable and ~.
manent; no agents; part trade. Address
II, Crawford. 2SSs. Third street. Port.
land. Or.
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FIRST-CLASS ENTERPRISE ne~sas -
or FIVE hundred dollars 20 carry i; 10 Con- ~
pletion and good profit. Absolute :.
curlty to- investor and quick returns "A.
dress y. O.. care Of Pcst-rntellasncer
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-06-16

The new Baptist minister, Mr.. Britt,
has come with his family among us, and
seems to be quite at home already. The
congregation are well pleased with his
preaching.
Three cases of scarlet fever have devel-
oped in town, but are well in hand aud
not serious There is little danger OF
any spread of the disease
The family of Dr. w. d. Woolverton,
OF the U. S. army, paid brief visit to
friends in this vicinity few days ago,
and then started for their far-off home
in the State of Washington. The doctor
is native OF Sandy Ridge He entered
the army during the war, and has been
in the service ever since. Mrs. Woolver-
ton was daughter of the late James Will
son, of Quakertown, and is sister of 5.
l.. Wilson OF this vicinity. The family
have been East for year.
Ii begins TO seem almost as natural to
60 TO the new postoflice as it did TO the
old. One corner of the store-Mason and
Roberson's-has been carefully fitted up,
and everything is in good order. We
never had SO good equipments or letter
service, but we may look for still further
improvements.
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The Children's day exercises in the
Sunday Schools OF this city passed off
very pleasantly, and drew large audi
ences.
The decorations at the Presbyterian
church were the most beautiful OF any
ever shown on like occasions, and while NJ
profuse, were exceedingly pretty and
tasteful. The services and address we've
excellent and appropriate.
AT the Baptist Church, in addition to
the children's exercises. excellent ad-
dresses were made by Rev. X. A. Will
iams, OF Richmond, Va, and John c.
Ball, OF Chester, Pa. Mrs. Agnes Thomp-
son, the noted soprano, sang two solos in
her charming manner. The decorations
consisted Of semi-circle OF ferns, "a foun-
tain in play, and boquets OF flowers.
The Methodist Sunday School held its
exercises in the evening, and drew out an
attendance that exceeded the capacity OF
the main audience room. Everything
passed of pleasantly, the children filling
their parts with credit. A chorus choir
rendered an anthem in a fine manner, and
the music was highly pleasing. The dec.
orations were simple and pretty.
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George w, Eddy died at his resi-
dence in Frenchtown, on Tuesday of last
week, aged 65 years, months and 10
days. HIS youthful days were spent at
Stockton, in this county. He came to
Frenchlown in the early fftles and mar
ried daughter OF Samuel Slater. lie
wac associated in business with several
parties, principally with Samuel b. lIud-
nit and Gabriel IL. Slater, for several years,
but OF late years has conducted a hard
ware establishment. A few years ago he
admitted his only son into partnership,
the firm being G. w Eddy 4 Sou, which
continued until his death With the ex-
eeption Of short time, Mr.. Eddy has
resided in Ffenchtown for nearly fifty
Yeas. He was deacon in the Baptist
church and one OF its most substantial
supporters lie was several years super
intendent Of the Sunday school, which
held memorial services In respect to him.
The funeral on Friday last was the largest
that has occurred in FrenchloNn for sew
eral years. An impressive discourse was
delivered by Rev. c. NJ Dleiz. the pas.
tor, and remarks by Rev W. II. Flson.
Several clergymen occupied the pulpit
during the sad aud solemn services. Ills
remains were deposited in the family plot
in the Frenchtowp cemetery. The com
munity has lost good citizen, the church
q faithful man. -.