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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-21
UNDER BOARDS TRUSTEES
COUNTRY HOSPITALS WILL BE
INCORPORATED
To Pass From Direct Control of Board
of Health-street Car Matters Before
the Cabinet Again.

The Cabinet today granted to the
Board of health the authority to in
COZ porate all hospitals outside of Homo
.uIu ana to place each in the hands of
a boar of three trustees. In future
these trustees Will have direct and abso-
lute cont oil, save for the general super
vision of the health authorities. All
matters of finance will be directed by
the trustees in place of being handled
by the local Board of Health. Govern
nent patients must be treated free
anywhere.
L. A. Thurston and c. G.. Ballentyne
were before the Cabinet this morning
with an additional proposal for car
inc on King street They now want
permission to lay a track from Liliha
street in Palama to Victoria street be-
yond Thomas Square. A former permis-
sion only contemplated track to King
street bridge on the west. Moreover,
the rapid transit ask that their plan for
the road be approved outright by the
Cabinet. This brings the matter in a
new and more complicated light. Owing
70 it's importance 1t has been taken un-
der advisement.
1t is voted this morning that the at
torney general be instructed to use his
authority in the interest of the public
safety, in the matter of providing ample
exits from play houses in the city. The
discussion and order had particular ref
arence to the Orpheum theater, about
which there has been more or less COM
plant in this regard.
| Cecil Brown was before the Cabinet
with the claim of DIR. Miner for damage
% his property by the widening of Bere-
tania and Union street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-21
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY.

AT the alteration sale ordered by l..
b. Kerr, a good opportunity will be
offered to buy dry goods at low figures
A mark down has been ordered on all
goods in stock.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-21
RRnIrGHT NITR

The barkentine Cleaner which arriv-
ed in Kahului last Saturday with her
fore and top mainmasts gone, sailed
from one of the nitrate ports July 1st
with $50 tons of nitrates for Spreckels-
Vile, Haiku and Paia plantations.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-21

AIexander's History of the Hawaiian
Islands, from their discovery to the
present time. The only work covering
this ground. For sale only by the
Golden Rule Bazaar, S16 Fort street
Price 81 so.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-21
HILO EXPORTS.
Collector General Endorses The Stars
Statement.

"The total exports from Hilo for the
month of July were 1904 114 As, instead
of 1852, ,632 36 as stated in The Star of
the 11th inst. Accepting,
however, The Star figures as correct
throughout. instead of being deliberate
ly distorted to the disadvantage of Hilo,
we find that the exports from this place
for the month of July were nearly one
third the total amount of the group,
and about one half as much as the ex-
ports from Honolulu. .'-Hlo Tribune.
EDITOR STAR:-In reply to your in
quiry / would say, the total value of eX-
ports from the port of HilO for the
month of July, 1899, as shown by the
report Of the collector of that port to
the Collector General of Customs IS
1862 632 SO.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-21

Received ex Mohican, handsome line
of carriages and phaetons. w w
Wright.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-21
MESSENGER SERVICE.

The Honolulu Messenger Service de
liver messages and packages. Tele
phone 37S.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-21
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
WANTED.

FTwenty pretty children for Hans,
the Boatman." Apply at Opera House
4 o'clock this day.
y, HERBERT ASHTON,
Stage Manager
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-21

Fashionable to the eye and easy to
the foot. Thompson Brothers No. 4
shoe at McInerny Shoe Store.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-21

Owl lunch room Is located opposite
Criterion barber shop, Fort street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-21
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.


Morning session-Sales: Between
boalos, 40 klheI y; 100 honokaa 2I12;
~ honokaa 2t1a; Is Pioneer 265.
Sales: On the board, 161 Ulaa $50;
10 Haiku $50; 25 Olaa, paid up l3; 200
.acBryde, paid up 1S1s.
Quotations.: Brewer & Co. 450 asked !;
American 100 asked; American, paid up
l3O asked; Eva 251s bid 26 asked; Ha-
waiian Agricultural 300 asked; Hawai-
an Sugar 205 bid 220 aske.; Honomu
1871 bid 1924 asked; Honokaa 271s bid
}7% asked; Haiku 245 bid 26O asked;
Kamalo IA asked Kihei SA bid 81s ask
ID; Kipahulu 1876 asked; Kona 20 asked ;
Maunalei IA asked; McBryde $40 bid
1920 asked; McBryde, paid up Is bid
10 asked; Oahu 971a bid 1O2& asked Ca
hu, paid up $50 asked; Ookala 221z bid;
Olaa 7-2O bid " asked; Olowalu $50 bid
10 asked Pacific 290 bid; Paia 290 bid;
Pioneer 265 bid 2721a asked; Waia-
lua 1021s bid lis aske >; Waialua paid
up 153 bid 1924 asked; Wailuku 375 ask
3D. Waimea 1875 asked; Wilder Steam
ship 1921 bid; Inter Island 100 asked
Mutual Telephone 16 asked; Oahu Rail-
way stock IT'S asked; Government 6's
'01 bid 1O2 asked; Government SIS 100
bid; Postal Savings 95 bid; Oahu Rail-
way bonds 106 bid.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-21
DIR. POSEY.

Specialist for Eye, Ear, Throat and
Nose diseases and Catarrh. Masonic
Temple.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-21
AN OLD VISITOR.
The Togo Maru Now Here-Formerly
the Zambesi.

The Japanese steamship Toyo Msru
now in port was formerly the British
steamship Zambesi, built in 1874. AS
the Zambesi she came to this port gav-
eral times ten years ago or more, an
there was always talk Of opium landed
in connection with each Of her visits.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-21
ELECTIoN OF OFFICERS.

At a meeting of the stockholders Of
the Kapiolani Estate, Limited, held this
day, the following officers were elect
ed to serve for the ensuing year:
d. Kawananakoa.. ........... President
]. Kalanianaole. ........ Vice-President
John f. Colburn. .............T Treasurer
NJ. K. Keohokalole. le....................
Secretary and Auditor
The above officers, together with
John II. Wise, constitute the Board of
Directors.
\. M. X. KEOHOKALOLE,
Secretary.
Honolulu, August IS, 1899.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-21
MARRIED.

MACHADO-MEDE this city.
August 10, 1899 at the Roman Catho-
lie cathedral, Manuel Machado and lr-
nina MedeirOs, both of this city.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-21

II you want a new carriage or your
old one repaired call on w. w. Wright.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-21
APOLLINARIS.

CThe Queen of Table Waters.)
1857 ...............1l,S $4,000 bottles
1895 ................19, 9,526,0O0 bottles
1896 ............,...2l,9 .2l ,973,OO0 bottles
1897 ................22 1855, 900 bottles
The ever-increasing popularity and
the pre-eminence of Appollinaris are
clear to all from the foregoing guam
titles bottled at the Apollinaris
Spring, Rhenish, Prussia.
Far exceeding the filings of any
other mineral spring in the world.
The "Tmes," London, says, regard
ing Apollinaris: ''These figures are
more eloquent than words"
MACFARLANE & CO., LTD,
Sole Agents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24
FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-The first transactions on
the Stock Exchange today disclosed how much Of
yesterdays weakness must be attributed to selling
for short account. The rush to cover short CON
tracts carried prices up, without regard to fractions
in the specialties which had been the mark Of at
tack. Sugar. Metropolitan, Tobacco. Brooklyn
Transit and Peoples Gas jumped rem 81 to s
points opening sales The same buoyant tend
enry was shown In the international list Of stocks
London had lifted these sharply before the open
ing here. but they bounded above the London
parity to level from to points nbore last
nights close here. The urgency Of the demand from
the bears constituted miniature panic. Their short
selling yesterday based assumption that
the periodical settlement In the mines department Of
the London Stock Exchange, which began today.
would disclose weak position there that a
panic would be likely to result On the contrary,
the earliest from London showed that the
settlement IN London was proceeding easily and In
encouraged by the shipments Of gold from New
York. Rumors Of financial ENHANCEMENT and forced
liquidation pursued prominent figure in the fnan-
cial world all day yesterday. Today, on the con-
bonds had been placed as additional security for
this man Of wealth. and that his difficulties were
ended The professional traders accepted the ono
rrmor with the credence MS they had the
other and put in lively two hours trying TO buy
stocks to save themselves from loss Interpretations
Of the bank statement decidedly confused. and
the market ran of realizing. It did not get
back TO this top. but rallied again materially and
closed strong The cash increase shown by the
statement OF s2y325oo came surprise in view Of
the gold shipments and the drain to Boston. It Is
an evidence Of tho hidden resources brought out In
such a crisis that Of the past week The item
net result Of the drastic contractions o. the week.
Tho smalluess OF the decrease. S094. 900. must be
the average system Of computations. What happened
in Wall stree. this week had been long time
brewing ANY one of half dozen or more causes
might be cited but any OF them all Of them
combined were more properly but the elimination
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POsT.INTELLIGENC WANT AID
AGENCIES.

The PostIntellisencsr hes sstAbiishsd branch asen
es where classified advertisements will b received
untl 10 p. y. each day The rates charged At the
branch agencies are the same - at the Poetntelh-
gsncsf businsss ofics, Cash ads only win b taken
At branch aSsnciss Foowiss b The LIT ct assncass;
YeRke BarrAn9ton's drag store,
second avenue ana Piks.
Broadway Pharnaoy, r. y. Fisher,
broadway ana James.
Rsnton H1il Pharaasy, Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
wallis Walla Pharmacy, Twenty.
mrAt and East JeRerson.
rresborn's PharMaey, Ninth ave.
niue south and jackson.
ShirtleHs Drag store, Twenty.
third avenue seuth and Jackson.
sehmits' Drug store, 1O22 Howell,
corner BOrem.
North Seattle Pharmacy, battery
and First avenue.
a. q. Guys Pharmacy, Denny way
and Fifth avenue north.
r. n. Costi1aA's Pharmacy, oueen
Anns avenue ana Roy street.
BALLARD.
Preston's Pharmacy, Ballard Av-
enue.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company Lake
street and Ewing avenue.
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ruRCaAsrra PRICES.

" nn.ussa rsiess an being chefed 10 ne prS
- TS 40 1saisrs for delivery In round Ion
~ fk7fsi; barley. Sifsa; wheat ehisfa
p ~ 613: 1ssn, tlli shorts. AZ
}-fS5,s sus1d. N4lo:. Eastern Washinssos
n I'll; nlfllfA. p@ per tnn-
cS11Ey ifsuh ranch, Da24c.
Se-1S3 rancA. ls9De, creanhery. BE
S-QIio1sns. live. lo@ilc; spring. SL7tes oos;
ts5S - - r., ducn. RU9A
a A.1sics beet cattle. cows. s@sac'
-; ekoics sheep. f0sc; 5000 noss. hss:
- 6sss4 "; calves, drssoed. iares' VI
- n; Sivn i've, large. ri, small. 6.
IN nd vcoi-Hsavy sound salted sss.w'
2Vk 81. medium. sound. per 10, g; nSns'
q, - tsiS s1d crsn. e; salfsd kips. Ne:
~ <, -; STssn hidss. le iess than saited !;
- - b, itic; DRY euils, cne-third is:s;
SsT xiak. - h, 6g1Bc; winter deer. dry. 10
q - ~. 6SlSc; dry slh. a8loc; srssn en-.
u - Oo(lA 0c9gl ~: sheaflines. lS93c;
3iG WoSk1nGtoe wool. e4loc; Wsatsfn Wan.
u .
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Dirigo will sail for Lynn canal 1t mid
night Monday.
Steamer Queen will sail for San francisco ut .
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Steamer Mackinaw Is due from San Francisco for
q cargo Of Black Diamond coal.
Steamer Miami has sailed for San Francisco with
$500 tons Of franklin and Lawson coal.
Steamer Elihu Thompson should be here this
morning to take a load Of Franklin coal
Steamer Cottage City will sail for Alaska at
o'clock Tuesday evening" instead Of In the morn
ing.
United States lighthouse tender Manzanita, Capt
William A. Gregory, arrived In port yesterday. AZ
ter inspecting lighthouses and delivering supplies to
stake lights on the Sound. She will coal here Tues.
DAY and then proceed to Astoria.
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STEAMERS.
SEATTLE & EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
90 ON THE GREYHOUND.

90 ON THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE EVERETT AND EDMONDS
ROUTE
Time Card-Leaves Seattle Z a. M, II m.
$50 o. m. and T:i5 ?. m.
Three round trips daily, except Sunday.
Connectlons--At Seattle with the steam
steamer Mkado for snohomish and with
the Everett & Monte Cr!sto railway for
Monte Cristo and way stations.
Colman dock, Seattle; Merchants dock.
erett. %. q. 3. SCOTT. Manager.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCIsCO-Arrived, Dec. q. str George
W. Elder, from Astoria; str Umatilla, from VIC
toria; Blk Prussia, from Port Blaheley; 81 occden-
Puget sound. Sailed, BIZ L. G. Burgess. from Ia
COMA str Coqmlle River. from Grays harbor.
PORT PIRfE-Arrived. prior to Dec. a. bktn
Robert Sudden, from Port Ludlow.
TOKYo-SAiled. Dec. "a. Br str Arab. for Port
land.
or, for Callao; bktn Mary Winkelman, for Kahului
NANAIMO-Arrivsd, Mineola. from Port An
DEPARTURE BAY-Arived wellington from
San ErAncisc0
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e. Z ~ MA HasA sss'st "ns ores =
CAsissiaa chursAss.
o1seA1 CAs1Atlan CkafrA -Aissas svssY osn1ay q
II ssr = 4 40, g as = '1 49, ~ sssss'
Iikys Chsiusisa ChssrA -1tuAaA svsaus. ssd 1x1l
ss:a .ssise I.Assiss. Il Pis's Z "a 3 ! :.
coisrs4 be11ist ilissasn.
.JAs. se,sssd Hsesass gSfnsss ssssy .sandAs . Il
s :ss ss h * s:s7 ss,:,s s - d.
nvAnssIssaI Associates.
As.: N!ss s. s. a ss: ' ::s a.
man .psceshiss eyFy BsndAy Of II b =. and p
Univsssai DfotA ssAos1.
sssstis Lsdss Ma. ia.nesn y H!nelisy sssss:
Saehtai seieass.
=; 1871 $500: IS fs : :s: = rss
day evening u o'cioch
First chussA u Christ. scientist.
as01 s. 49, !. eT r . ss:1: : Ed !. sg n
room opsn during the week from % 8 D N.
CAristian Aaventists.
usthssda ehprch- JThird avsnus and Madden ssrsss
Rev. AnAls =. BFyans VIII preach svsry Sunday
ct ~ p a. An welcomA
Section Seattle u. L. ~.
oses3n psattIe holds msstinp svsy sunday q
- n Masonic ssaSiA saessnss % sscosd ~.
oeanAinavian seansn's Mission.
Rsv. J. Mosss, preacher. Scandinavia Sea-
menr mission ct I'M Eisst aysnus. Services eysry
Sunday BEADING room IA connection.
seattle Liberal UAion
Every IDundAy evening IN q. 4. r. hall EntFanos
Second avsnds. AZ . p n. Dr. .. D. xofk.
spsak9
Society Of UniveRsal Rel1Gion.
n q. 4. r han. Collins bloc&, corner Bscond
aysnAs ard Ja1nes street q - .. .. Hsy. Alfsd
w. Martin. Lecture. the Basis fct BELIZE Il
Future Ldfs aad Tts Relation 10 the Present Lifs'
Russian OrtAOAox Church.
AZ. hi LAksvisw avsuss. Rev. b. Kamhsf. pastor
sssvicsss y = n, sharp
1Iillennial Dawn.
Room . HfncAisv block svsey Sunday u 10
p n. and - ,. m Evening sub3ect, DAY Of
Judgment" No collection Al invited
Everybsdy's CAursA.
MsSts ll1S THIRD avsnns Subject II dscussion
What VIII Become q Ne When pier
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70 70 70
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.



CHICAGO, Dec 1-Cattie- to choice fat
cattle have advanced about IS cents during tho
week, closing steady to strong for all classes Good
to choice, S. 6036 75: poor to medium, a. 35075 As;
mixed stockers, ss.loa3.o; selected feeders, 81 $50
40; good to choice cows s350d450; heifers. s. 209
s. Gamers, 81 25do05; bulls 2654 40; calves SAD
Z; fed Texan beeves A.40d5B
Hogs-Strong. active markets good clearances
Mixed and butchers, IS 9od4,70 good to choice
heavy, ao694 %; rough, $sso@4; light, $aso@A l2s;
bulk OF Sales $4O5@4l5
STEADY to weak. Native wethers, &G84 60 /;
lambs. S&@4.8o: Western wethsrs. $alOQ94 GO !;
Western lambs. s. s0Q550.
Receipts-Cattie. 800; hogs, 1000: sheep 2,coo
Omaha.
OMAHA, Dec. e --Cattle-Receipts, $500 head;
market steady. Native beef steers, s3O86; Western
steers. sia470 Texas steers. So. 70d425. cows and
hcifers. S3lod425; Gamers, s2%93; stockers and
feeders s. 60d4.75; bulls and stays. s275Cde.
HogsReceipts, $500 head; market steady. Heavy,
siaio7s; MIXED. N@4o2A; light. $Ao5d4.1o: bulk Of
sales. siG4o24
sheep-Market steady. Fair to choice Westerns
$4a455; common and choice sheep. s3so@4.25; lambs
$i25@5&.
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The Boafa Of Trade.

CHICAGO. Dec, E--Ths record q the wheat
market here today could be blotted out without
materially affecting commercial history. With out
side exchanges closed and no Liverpool cables thefs
was little incentive to trade. The small pit crowd
amused itself BY kicking a football most Of the
time. Statistics were Incomplete. There. was 1
tthing bit Of foreign buying. but with New York
Nay whes0 opened and closed At sssesshc. 10 under
Corn barely held its own. Business was inuuuse-
Quential. May ciosed ic down, At Ss2c.
Data were at > standstii with barely 70 huctua-
tion. May closed ic depressed from yesterday.
Provisions were easy but very quiet. bit Of sell
ing Of May lard caused some weakness. May porn
cldsed 7ac under yesterday, at $1032; May lard 80
S.tsAa6I:
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MARRIAGE LfcnNsns.

Marriage licenses wsrs issued yesterday ~ fol.
lows: Fred N. Haley (3) and Alice Eleanor Buah.
81 ~. both q SEATTLE Wallace g, McLAir q
j. Kssnan l2t) and Man Hoys On, both Of New.
csstie. William HaryfAvs1 ~, Of kAmloops, p. c.,
and Losiss Frazer t50, Of Victoria; James 0ammell
moud t28), Of Seattle. and Matte HoeArd ~, Of
New whateom' Gyms y. Nsid ~ and Ethel P.
houn t2D, q blaine and MA Audsia staate On;
Of Ballard
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Money and Exchange.

Money md Exchange.
Money on call, steady. per cent; primo mercan-
tile paper per cent sterling exchange. steady,
with actual business In bankers bills At Ns1t de-
mand and 81 soff4 81 sixty days; posted mites 81 sli
taas2 and u ss@4 ~: eommerci.i bills: sos4 so.;
doiar. vic; government bonds strong; state bonds
inactive; railroad bonds. strong.
The Produce Exchange.
NEW YORK, Dec. D.-with the Produce Ex
change, Cotton Exchange, Coffee Exchange. Metal
Exchange and other trade centers closed. and the
nayket in general more or less In holiday form,
business Ia commercial cgmmoditio Wa practically
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


err and sells apart; cargoes passage nominal
changed: walla wala, Us Cd. Wheat and -four to
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 23.Wheat in Paris, dull;
-four in Paris, dull.
Bar silver quiet at Is 15-16d per ounce.
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1OOAY'S CHURCH SERVICES

IluluAv'V YUuvLUsU vtUvUpky
-
iisss IN formal church nosisss NJ q ehsssA -
svsvy linz cvss Ave thsss WI b ehafSe q =
escs. TN re .ii = .sassl. n. sdhs:sd e ~,
thsn - 4 =. rrdss
r,,se.,sl CAur.Ass.
v..h,S 0sms: IT,, ssAss ss ~
-. Iuhs,s-- n1pts. ssvvios "a sofrpcs e D
s;sss:. con1sss.a y 3, sA1ss ,;..a =,
~ bsRnsn ~ 10, ssrasv a n - IA
rs ). y ''''e' ''''' 'on'''
e naTs-Moo@snd ~ ~; = -, I'm.
~, 49, II, s s ~ c,.s. Ia ~,
Sse q 4 Winsi I1s stst di A'.' s -
q wsr.n .vsnss ,ss dhsys sssi
~, ns'. Mm hemPsr: f "a .srsscs 4 q ..
Evening service At !! 70 p m. - 80.
strsst Rsrtar sI Wy = 3 ~ Yjwy1
rsr,,, psr4sh cs,,,,rns.r,n,rs, r,rhth svsnus and
JnsnSs stresS nsftow rev II ri (5oWvn DeFv-
icss, 4 20 and II 4. IA. and 7.3o .. N. Morning
preacher, the rector; evening preacher the RI Rev.
W. n. Barker. d. D., OF Olympia.
Authersn Cmurehes'
Norwegian Danish Fourth ivShus and Pine stfest.
Rsv b, A. Bofrsvik pastor residence. 1854 6evsutA
aysnus 0unday school a. ~ 4 N; ssftiso d
II Z N. and p =.
German Lnthsfan tsyncd Ne l-esyicc .s.c2
q q. u ne a. Q. y. y. han' eofn~ o. sscA'0n
street ana xakima avsnu~
Holy Trinity, rnsiish. Corner Seventh sysuus md
rJnjom strsst New iss.ss n natss nsst0rt reni-
Sunday school, iaas >. n. Service Oh Christmas II
"a m
swedilh EvanrsiicsI-rhird avenue, near Pile.
-" s,ssys sundav :.,scse 4 IA 81 ny "a
y n. sunday srhocI 4 n. :: prsyss msstins, 5. N.
csrmsn rvsns.Iic.i Lutbsrsp. zIon's-coruer
Terry sysns: ard Stewart street sr. = Knapp:
- !. n; sunday services 4 Us = n. and -
CONGREGATIONAL ChuRches.
ET Z g co'ums. City Preaching At II - : n and
7. r. 3. 9. T.. p M; Sunday school at u noon.
PIymuuth-Cosnef Third avenue and Uhivesslty
street ", chri.tms. music snd soeorstions. Morn:
lnS. Ins unspeakaDae GirI EveninE gnnd
Christine. song service eelsSticns from The Mo-
rs-. -. ~. /, - w,.ss,. ...... a.-... :.
M ana >. ~ sunday scnoo, - ny + a
Friday afternoon. q sa -
Green LAks-Rsv. I. a. Lsw1s, pastor. Mestinsy
|. n. and % p M: Sunday school At u o'clock;
praise meeting q t;b D. m
Univusity -Thomas 9. WiswsIi. minister. Sun
1910 p. M; Z. r. g. G. E.. $50 p m: prayer
meeting at Z 80 .. M
Pilgrim Belmont avenue and East Harrison
street Rev. 3. I. Smith. pastnr. Services today
at ii O. m and 80 D. m :, sunday school. 1s:1J p.
M; Y. r. 3. G. e.. SIS .. m. prayer meeting
Thursday. 7:0 p. M Everyone welcome
Thomas street Preaching At II 4 m. by Rev Har.
". YOUNG. special Rr,ise ana song ser'ice' ~
- ~ H~~s '~-' $50 ." -.
c.srn,s. r,n--.N..
Churcn o. the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. snc Ms9sI3
sussT ne, 4 N,bsa e' pssssm;. "sx ,,a,.ssi Y.
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sYNOPeIs.

Seattle Local Report. Maximum tesnp<Eature s.
degrees; minimum. Is; mean, g.; IL Of an Inch of
rain fell during the last twentyfour houfB; weather
mostly cloudy; warmest day durrS the month.
A b. W0LLABER
Observer. Weather Bureau.
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The board OF public works yesterday let
a contract for the grading OF Twelfth ave.
nue. between Yesler way and East Jeffer-
son street to the Pacific Bridge Company
for $5,028.
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Hereafter ne Poss.fktsiiieshea N alto~ ~
finss IN formal church noticse M d chaseA ~
svsrs linz over Ave thsss Mi b ehafSe q
csnta TIN rule yin b strielzy sdhsssd y. II
@uscA nstico nust b n thts s&iee ~ oeees
than ~ d =. Er1dAS.
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!
{. 8. :. - koday In the wholesale ma, MAI.
{. n; ~ ChfistnAs y not AWAY, s. ii'e y
4 4Io ~ rStai markets we're sxt.e4neS
4| ~ "a Is - 1 late hour last nssn@
= Chfstmss goods wsfe sennns A. we. -
X ~ y S1DilonAliv wsn. I've cAno s.ls.s ~
] ~ - ssSsssa iris morning and wsrs disiosc
4 SSSsf houses. Local stock came y
M ~ "a sold ~ fast a. they srn, ~
~ MI ehoice stock brought e nNn y ~
"A SskssS. chickens were most IN aemnnu.
Il ~ .<s-is1;sSnk Il Hive and dressed STOCK came
1i2k.. m tcday, and sold easily. Ine mar
4 l ~ Is hts hour In the AFTERNOON
~ ~ demand Tor seese today At quoted
~ ~ Z fcw hArss and rabbits on saae'
~ ~. m nd demand.
~ n, fisls SD we'll California and Jap
X ~: b. 'ssss IN 10 good demand Larfe guam
,Sts "a dried fruits were disposed OF.
~ HI "a we'll al quoted prices. -
80 ss7 - were IN good demand. Eegs wae
i5s1sf 7oday than they have been for eoms
SSse5 bitter vas hrn at ssc. sna iares
NJ h;sS vsrs ars,~ Prices remain the
4 6.~,,a pscA,s, saucss ard ;siiies wsrs
SSs6 ID day Other markets ars un'