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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-05
AT THE CHURCH OF THE RE-
 DEEMER.

AT THE CHURCH OF THE RE-
 DEEMER.
 At the Church of the Redeemer to- morrow evening Dr. Phillips subject will be: "When the Sun Sets" Follow ing is the musical programme:
 Prelude-Allegretto, Op. 26.. .Goldmark Chant-Grant, We Beseech Thee..... Hymn 725.
 Gloria Patri-In E flat Mosenthal Response-Fast Falls the Sun. .Havens Offertory-Lord, Thy Mercy Stream
 eth ................ ........ .RubinsteIn Anthem-Abide With Me .Barnby Postlude-Allegro, Op. 26.. .Goldmark CHRISTIANITY AND SOCIAL
 WRECKAGE.
 Two addresses will be given in the Grand Opera house by Alexander F.. Irvine tomorrow and on Sunday. No vember IS. The remarks will be illus trated by the stereopticon. Meeting for men only at p. m.
 These special addresses are given to stimulate Christian effort in our city, and as a preparation to the winter campaign of the Y. M. c. A. The pic- lQl CS WClC tchCIl py NIL II NlIC WlillC he was associated with Dr. Schauff1er and Dr. Parkhurst in New York city, and illustrate Christian work among the poor and the vicious. A chorus choir will sing and the Y. M. c. A. or chestra will assist. Charles H. Mann is musical director.
 AT NASHVILLE CONGREGATION
 Al. CHURCH.
 The pastor, M. R. Kerr, will preach in the morning. Theme: Mot as the World Giveth" After which the sac- rament of the Lords supper will be ad- ministered. In the evening at 6:30 there will be an interesting service conducted by the Y. P. s. c. B. society, consisting of solo, quartette and chorus music, recitations, brief addresses and other features. All~are welcome. FINE ADDRESS-McALL MISSION. The services of Mrs. T. Mitchell Tyng of New York have been secured by the ladies of New Haven belonging to the McAll auxiliary.
 Mrs Tyng has held the position of representative secretary during the past six months, having been sent to Paris and the provinces to ascertain the latest facts concerning the work of the mission.
 Mrs. Tyng visited Nantes and was present at the interesting celebration of the three hundredth anniversary of the famous "edict of Nantes" Her ad- dress is looked forward to by the New Haven ladies. She is southerner with the fascinating accent and typical manner. She has often appeared in public, having given lectures on Greek art.
 But Of all she has lived in Paris and known the McAll work for years. She is a daughter-in-law of the venerable Dr. Stephen Tyng of New York. This address will be given on Wednesday, November 16 at 3 p. m. in the chapel of the United church, and the ladies of all the churches are welcome whether members or not of the auxiliary.
 It is Yale Sunday tomorrow for the Railroad Y. M. c. A. and R. H. Ed wards. Yale 1901, and A. H. Richard son, Yale 1901, are the speakers, with G. A. Dewey, 1902, as soloist for the meeting, which will open at 3:30 p. m 'Remember Jesus Christ" and Chris tian Stewardship" are the subjects. A cordial invitation is extended to rail- road men, their families and friends. DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS CAUCUS Common Council Doubts Where Power
 of Appointment Rests.
 The democratic members of the court 1,f cc,r,a ,nnnr, cn11tani held a Ic,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-05

$2.oo Mohair Skirts at............. $1.sS 4.50 Dress Skirts at.. :. .......... 2.9S $50 Dress Skirts at ;. ... ...... 49S 1250 Taffeta Skirts, velvet trimmed,
 at........ .............. ...... $50 7.5O Ladies' Jackets at ;. ........ 4.75 4.50 Ladies' Cloth Capes at......-. 29S 75O Plush Capes at.. .. .......... 49S 1000 Ladies' Kersey Jackets at.... 698 14.00 Ladies' Jackets, extra at .. 1175 NOTHING LIKE THESE IN CON-
 NECTICUT.
 $2000 Handsome Jackets at. ,S15,50
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Hosiery
Ribbon Department

Best quality double faced Satin Rib- bons, 1-2 inches in width, in all the best shades, worth 39c.. .25c yard
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Cotton Underwear Dept
Cotton Department

Two cases 4x4 Bleached Cotton, q sumner for the money, at.. ...3Ac yd ALSO
 Three bales 4x4 Brown Cotton, great value, at.. .. :. ..................3% yd ALSO
 25 pieces 4x4 Cambric, almost as good as Lonsdale, at.. .. .. ..........5c yd
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-05

It is Yale Sunday tomorrow for the Railroad Y. M. c. A. and R. H. Ed wards. Yale 1901, and A. H. Richard son, Yale 1901, are the speakers, with G. A. Dewey, 1902, as soloist for the meeting, which will open at 3:30 p. m. "Remember Jesus Christi and Chris tian Stewardship are the subjects. A cordial invitation is extended to rail- road men. their families and friends.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-05

Anthem-Abide With Me ....... Barnby Postlude-Allegro, Op. 26.. ..Goldmark
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-05
Table Danlask

These Linens are 25 per cent. under the market.
 Bleached and Cream Damask.. ....25o Bleached and Cream Damask.. .. ..S9o
 Bleached and Cream Damask. .. ..50c Bleached and Cream Damask.. .. :. and S1. %
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-05
AT NASHVILLE CoNGREGATION-
 AL CHURCH.

The pastor, M. R. Kerr, will preach in the morning. Theme: Mot as the World Giveth." After which the sac rament of the Lords supper will be ad ministered. In the evening at 6:30 there will be an interesting service conducted by the Y. P. s. c. E. society, consisting of solo, quartette and chorus music, recitations, brief addresses and other features. All~are welcome.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-03

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FOR SALE by f. w. West. % and 70
Union block:
ner lot. on Harvard avenue; one block
from car line: nice lawn; flowers. shrub
berry and bearing fruit; good View of bay
and city: house connected with sewer:
not too far out to walk; good home for
a business men: $500.
Nine-room house with good lot. on Thr-
teenth avenue; four blocks east Of Broad
way; on graded street, convenient TO
school and car; $500
Modern eight-room house on Fourteenth
avenue. two blocks from Madison street ::
has view OF Sound; house is new; lot COX
Seven room modern house with corner lot
on Seventeenth avenue. two blocks from
Yesier way: $500
avenue. near Denny hotel: nice lot Of
hearing fruit trees; good location for a
Pike street business man; s., 80.
Two lots with frontage of 100 feet on
Broadway; corner: siX-room house: this
property is in good residence district
and rightly improved would make a good
income proposition S2ooo.
Corner lot G6Nl20 in North Seattle: on car
line; TWO other lines within three blocks;
eight-room house; nice lot OF bearing
fruit; View of bay; $50.
FiVe-room cottage, with lot 4SXi50 on
Twelfth avenue formerly Kenney street ;
graded street and sewer; one block from
Madison: s1.5o0.
Six-room cottage. with very fine corner lot
60Xi2o streets graded, sewer on street ;
two blocks from car line: 81. 800
Four-room cottage in good location; two
blocks from Eesler way: $50.
Neat ilve-room cottage. with good lot: car
line two blocks; sewer on street: s1.575.
Good lot with tiYe-room house on graded
street. one block from Madison street; ;
connected with sewer; slooD.
Modern siX-room cottage with lot 61x120
Sixteenth avenue, north of Madison:
$500
\ model home on Renton HILL one block
from Madison; every convenience, superb
view: $4,000.
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Lot 60x120 In Renton additi on two blocks
from Madison street: $l.9lr
An excellent corner lot on Fifteenth ave-
nue., close 10 Madison street: 81 loo
Good levtl lot on car line in North Seattle;
In good residence district; 60xl20; $3.50
Fine lot G1Xiao on Fourteenth avenue. north
OF Madison: $50.
Two very nice lots. 4GxlSo each; north Of
Madison. between Fourteenth and Eff
teCnth avenues: SO each.
Splendid corner lot on Thirteenth avenue,
in the fontips addition; no better view
in the city; 69Xifo: S7;o
Six lots. 5slxl2o each: two corners; In Bice-
lows addition Queen Anne hill; price for
all s.o0
Lot 6dxlD on Twenty-third avenue. within
three blocks Of Madison: $50
C0Xi9' in North Seattle: good level 10. and
good garden ground: sewer in street: 500
+. W. WEST
% and IL Union Block
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F. ". JORDAN.
Real Estate and Insurance.
I OFFER EELoW r.o.a
THAT IS BETTER THAN
GOVERNMENT BOND.
JIsSr As SAFE AND PAYS
l. PER CENT. INTEREST NET.
81. Goa me corner sssxIep on Fifth ave-
nue.; only six blocks from the postof+ice;
rine location; good, substantial improve
nents. that bring in yearly rental Of
SltNl; this property can be bought on
terms; $500 can run ut . per cent. in
SPECIAL
HOMES.
ss.o0e-One Of the finest corner lots on The
first hill; close to Madison street. good
lo-room modern house; a great bargain.
S,0St-One OF tie cosiest homes in Renton
addition. close 10 Madison street, elegant
view: IN good condition.
s.. s5e-A fine s-room house and lot on Rem
ton hill. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
avenues: north OF Madison: this place
can be bought on easy terms.
se,Ns-A fine s-reom modern house lot 20
xl1 feet; fine view; convenient TO car
line; easy terms.
si.s50-Cood s-room modern house. one-halt
block from TWO ear lines. lot ooxl-o feet /.
easy terms.
sl.2J0-tiood 6-room house; corner lot:
graded street; convenient 70 car lines
$.u1-t1De broom cottage. nearly new: good
cemented cellar; city WAFER: une lawn:
lot fh9Xico feet. convenient 10 car line;
worth today $3.50.
GOOD BARGAINS
IN VACANT
LOTS.
N.6ca-An extra fire lot on Seventeenth
avenue. close to Madison street: sewer,
water and gas connection: 60xl-0 feet.
s104-A fine lot on Twentieth avenue, COX
40 feet. close to Madison street; east
front; easy terms.
ss00-Good double corner on Nineteenth
avenue, north OF Madison street; sman
house; fun Of fruit.
S,oo-Fine corner on Queen Anne. jokes;
street graded; fine building site.
Stasl-A few very choice residence lots:
Renton Hill fine view, close 10 Madison
S60o-Corner eoxso feet on Eighteenth ave-
nue.. Just north of Madison street,
S55o-Extra fine lot on Twenty-th.rd. one
block north of Madison; excellent view.
A few five-acre tracts on car line; good
bottom land: close in: only 500 a tract.
I have a small farm. We'll improved.
south OF the city. TO rent 10 the right party.
+. NJ. JORDAN.
s and s Colonial Block.
Corner Second Ave. and Columbia ST.
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In order 20 secure correct iuesatsa q
eos.ces under these h&adtn91s The 4me
should be iest at the business o0ics q faie
pal per. No charge Is made Tor such no
t;ceH.
Funeral notices, resolutions or Other
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~ the rate OF 10 cents per line each IN
eRrtion. pOST-IETELLIGENC Co
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
ARcANA Lodge No. ST. r. and A. NJ.
meets second and fourth Monday each
month.
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OsrEOPATHISTS.


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OF graduates Of the original scntol o
Osteopathy. founded by DR.. STILL As
Kirksville Mo. Treat without drugs all
non-surgical diseases not due to specific
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FOR REST-ESe want two parties who
VIII make good neighbcrs 20 join six o.
ks n buying a c1pEce block o. residence
property or which have option Eouca De-
low market yslde. can 5e bought OF
easy terms Address 4 *. care PeSs.-In-
teilsgsDcEr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-03

MONEY IN WAR PIcTURES-Dewey at
Manila. showing the Olympia destroying
the Spanish squadron. The hat,leshlus
Maine. New York. philadelphia. oiym-
pfa. Oregon and Baltimore. Transparent
picture. oouaardmeut OF Moro Castle
II. = navy in isss showing over 10 snipe
al the above mounted in mats l5x2p
Price by express. 81 per dozen. s. per
Isa assorted as desired sample, prepaid
= cents. Carraine q Sligo. Dept a, SIS
Filbert street. Philadelphia Pa.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Certrai located saloon: VIA
be sold reasonable.
Fer Sale--A central located hole-, caeap
rent cheap.
For Sale-A splendid located restaurant
For Sale-Grocery store. with horse anu
wagon ali cash trade, VIII invoice
For Sale-An kinds Of business. come
and see US.
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HELP wANrED-MALE.

WANTED Engineers and firemen. send
q cents for a 2s-page pamphlet con-
tanning list OF questions asked by an
examining board Of engineers Address
Geo. A. Zeiler. bookseller. Is 3. Fourth
street. ST. Louis. No. Mention Post-In-
telligencer.
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W ANTi.D--lS0ARD,
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANTEp-To purchase desirable five or
siS-roorl cottage in city on tnSta.i1ents
value tSs) TO s. loo. vicinity Mercer school
preferred can pay S1te 10 $50 down. Al
dress r. IS care Fost-{u!eilie~ncer
" sNTEIp-For cash customers some
sooi bargain IN Seattle property: must
be xcTv cheap. F. II. Xoakum Burke
hN,iS,rK
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4ALESAEN-siGe weekly guaranteed AMI
Z exclusive territory assigned -oo1 men
Tor the sale OF Taa genuine Arctic re-
.Sgsra;ing machine for cooling rsfriger-
at0rs. guaranteed - per cent cheaper
Z than &c: keeps Es.rtshst bic articles lndefi-
nstesy; guaranteed iEGsztr7ictsbi@: every
owner Of a refrigerator buys them. as
the saving Of ice IN one month more
than pays for machine. have over 5.a
in use: write -a93y and secure territory
sf5eware OF worthless iuattai1ons,. For
full particulars and our HIST CT 80 testi-
Hania!s from leading merchants o. l.. 5.
address Arctic keSrigeraiiEg Co. Gin
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-03

CoPP a. co. Patent Attorneys Washing
ton, D. g. ask investigation. agents
m Ike big money on LauSen's SCISSORS
Silarpener, just patented; cheap and ef-
isctise every family, tailor -camstress
an3 cloth manufacture needs Il. hard
ware dealers s1auid have 1t. Address
p III. g. I4ausen. 20 Market 81. San Fran
cisco.
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WANTED-Twenty recruits for Second
regiment now mastering at Tacoma ,sr.-
gale headquarters Burke building; trans
rorta,Ion free. Come with tvs, open all
day Sunday. IAesii Spears.
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REGISTERED pharmacist desires a posi-
ton. Addrees K q. Post-InteIllgsn
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FoP RE.NT-For month or six weeks.
completely furnished house of eight
rooms. Location first class. Address lock
box iGT9. Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-03

LADf Est hlcheSter's English Penny
royal Pills Diamond brand are me
best: safe. reliable: take no other ssnd
A.. stamps. for particulars. Relief fos
Ladies'" in letter by return mall: q
druggists Chichester Chemical Co
Philadelphia. Pa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-03

FOR SALE Furniture OF q beautiful
hGme for sale at Il sacrifice, good foca-
ton: modern house. Seattle Rental Blu
reaE, IS Sullivan building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-03

$3.50 FOR nice. clean stock groceries, in
good neigh b5rhcod and where the right
party can i9 very satisfactory business,
rent only $40. including two living rooms:
this is worthy Of your Investigation:
don't call unless YOU nave the cash and
building.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-27

bead swells out at once till It is as
big as g. football. He thinks that the
sun and moon rise and set for the
Argentine alone. He doesn't care for
strangers, and the only heroes he wor-
ships are those who live here. I was
talking last night to Mr.. William Bull
fin. of the Southern Cross. He Is a
leading editor and literary newspaper
man here. referred to- the above
phase OF the Argentine character. Said
he:
you are right about the Argentine
self esteem. I don't believe there Is a
man In Europe or America who could
stir up the average person here by
coming to visit US. i doubt If Ii Hung
Chang would attract notice in Buenos
Ayres from any one but the sellers of
lottery tickets, who, you know, are af-
ter every new arrival. All we want to
know is whether you speak Spanish
and whether you are convinced that
Buenos Ayres is the greatest city in
the world
think Mr.. Bullfin is right; but still
these Argentines are not bad people
after all. They have q character of
their own, and after associating with
them for a while you find yourself do
ing as they do. AT home I took my
meals in good American fashion and
was a plain everyday business man.
Here l am satisfied with coffee in the
morning. l eat my breakfast at noon,
and about o'clock in the evening,
rather to my own surprise, I confess,
find myself walking along the Gale
Florida with the rest of the men, adj
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-27

streets, and from 1t to the west ex-
tends the Avenida de Mayo, the wide
boulevard Of which the people here are
so proud, and at the other end Of
which the future capitol building of the
republic Is to stand. This avenue has
already cost 10000, 600 gold dollars, and
IT Will eventually be one Of the grand
streets Of the world. The part of the
city through which 1t goes was in the
early Spanish days lighted with oil
made Of mares grease. Now electricity
gives the same locality It's Illuminating
rays.
A GREAT CATHOLIC CITY.
The Plaza de Mayo covers eight acres.
The finest building upon 1t IS the cathe-
dral, which looks more like a govern
ment structure or an act gallery than
a church. It covers more than all
acre and it will hold 5000 people. 1t
Is seldom full, however. Buenos Ayres
is the largest Catholic city of the world.
N1nety-siX per cent of all the people
in the Argentine are Roman Catholic.
Still, the men are not ardent church.
soers, and the women who attend the
cathedral do not usually fill it. There
are in the city twenty-four other Cath
Ole churches. There are only four
which are Protestant. Protestants are
freely tolerated, and one OF these
churches is the American Methodist
church, whose pastor is an Ohio man,
DR.. William Mclaughlin. 1t is we'll
attended, being situated within almost
a stones throw OF the cathedral, in
the very business heart Of the city.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-27
CITY OF BUENOS AYRES.
1t Is the Metropolis of South America and the Largest
Spanish City in the World

bought for a suit Of old clothes In the
seventeenth century some of the central
blocks of the city were sold for a white
horse and a guitar. Today the average
value Of the land per square yard is
over $40, and the house property Is said
to be worth over $500, 1000, 900 in gold
When our Declaration of Independ-
ence was signed there were only $1,000
people in this region and only 5000 in
Buenos Ayres. The colony. however,
began to make money out of negroes
and chiefly out of negro slaves. The
best families then lived In thatched
huts, but they ate their meals from
dishes of solid silver, being waited upon
by their own negroes. When John Quinn
cy Adams was president Buenos Ayres
had $4,000 people. During Gen. Grants
first term in the White house it had
less than 17S,000, and when Cleveland
began his second administration, six
years ago, its citizens numbered $685.
600. It's great growth has thus been
within the past thirty years.
Buenos Ayres is a queer city. A city
made up of shreds and patches both as
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-27

The most interesting thing, however,
in Buenos Ayres is its people. will
write more OF them in other letters.
They are like no other people hi the
world. | have always thought that
New Workers, Bostonians and Chicago
ans were about as conceited as to their
own towns as any citizens 1 had ever
met in my travels, but these Argen-
tines cap the climax. Talk to a man
in Buenos Ayres about his city and his
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-27

miring the girls. l have been tempted
number of times to buy a ticket in
the lottery, and have ON three different
days stopped on the steps of the stock
exchange, wondering If 1 could not
betting on the rise and fall of gold. I
think If 1 stayed here should become
an Argentine boomer, and might-God
forbid-absorb2 some OF the Argentine
character. Frank G. Carpenter.