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Sunday morning II o'clock. -t)ffato7
from Stainers crucifixlon. God 60 Lese1
the World Qnartette Miss TesteF.
Miss True. DIR. r. u. Gentle, Mr.. A. ".
ConGnD
Sunday evening, 80 o'clock = oapr.
tory: Selection from Suliiyan's FesfIxA,
TIE Deum, Holy. Holy, Holy--Losd ~
OF Sabaoth" Miss Tester and Choral
Pews and slttings free.
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Christian A3ventiSts' church-Rev. wilma.
man. pastor. Prayer. le.ls a N. preachsns
m Sunday school, Il 20 p m.
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Money and Exchange.

Money on call. nominal: last ioans nominal
prime mercantile paper. 4d5 per cent; sterling
exchange. steady, with actual business in bankers
bills at saS4s4. s7l for demand and at ssaids sis
for 90 days, posted rates Sass and 81 ss{d4 ss5 :
commercial bills s3As sii: silver certificates bo4
a6O4c bar silver 60tc; Mexican dollars. fftc; gov
eminent bonds. steady: state bonds. inactive rail
load bonds. IRREGULAR
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ChrIaiinn Churchea.

and 70 bv Rev. II y Dunlap. every SUNDAY
Sunday school. Il 20 .. m. G. H.. 20 ,. m
First Christian church, ~ Smith pastor
Preaching a. n m and y n This church
holds union services with the NJ. p church. Pine
and Third
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TODAYS CHURCH SERVICES

Hereafter the Post -Intelligcncer viii allow i've
lines in formal church notices free Of charge for
every line over five there will be change OF .
cents This rule viii be strictly adhered TO-
Church notices must be IL this office not later
than 5 30 ,. M Friday.
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FOREIGN.


NEW YORK. Tea the Commercial Asrrr-
tisers Latoa snsneiai rshlersm ssls- TIE mar
k~is here very caigt ln naon TO-DAY, whsn
Trp1rT became currtGt tAat the frre StRts-s
secretly ia1utfilT tor pesrs TERMS This gave
prices siisst HlliB. Amtftcsns ssosst ~. sr-.t.
al SSssA-sses q activity. fs.lssasS ssw xHtE
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Christian Churches.

serons Christian ehnreh-M sssa every Eursay a.
. - A o. e ". hsE. ourrnr Fi-rt ar.sa.
and Marion street Eairaaes xarion street
Fsrst CHRISTIAN chHrrhr Eishth sserrss Ara Peg
stree, Rev srnish p.staF: rests@~oe sfsi
Fourth sFrar. Frsscting. u n. and % p "a
\ r. 5 C. T.. SIS ~.
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The Colorcd Raptis;-Segvices every susa,V :. :,
o'clock A. m. and s O'Clock D m In ~. y. Y
NatHralists' han, in the old university srou.as
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lots. Yic: aob lots. lie less than 5oob lots ITO.
sPaIsa ',rs as, c.s s slsS quart cana 81 90
KS
Nails. Tools and cordage.
Nails tiobbing,-New list. cut stsei. 5os To %.
foot; Humboldt and ''' Toledo sse' Ty.s cro..eu.
i.sor .tssl SOC per foot hand ps.ton. per cent.
On list A.es Single bit. s. 50 per don; double bit.
Do, Ia ma,chst.sF gs to per Dozen Nat,
,ocks Sc 50 per doz Pichs-Rsilrosd. 81 5oas 50
&C. Pc. Is efs On as u; per- Grind s
90 per cent on list Buffalo. 70 and IS per cent. on
s'i counter 3 Ie, cent Of list; spof'ord scales.
Rope Gobbnsl- Manila liinch and larger, r.c
per ID; l2-tbresd, isc per ID; and ethread. ls4c;
sisal iiineh and larger i2c; i2.thread. Iasc; . and
sthresd l3c; tarred hath yarn. sisal. 12c per ID
Tinwsre. Piecsd net prices; stamped. Is and 10 To
20 per cent on
oskum-rcr bale. s. 5oa+se.
Wire Painted barb wire ssl5 galvanized barbed
fence. $50; green wire CLOTH sl75 per 100 square
Powder cosbns,-Blsck blasting, per hes. sn
Gsnt-Hcrcules or Jndson dynamite. 70 per cent.
Champion Triumph. $50; improved Judson
stump as: s 9aes sr Pheasant & spo,tins 2sn s.
Duck @-m kegs. st
Shot I,,s ~, ss per bag; buci.hot
Fuse~Per 1000 double tape. $3.50; triple tape. $50
Blasting Caps-xxx. ssc per is
Heavy Hardware.
Bar iron tjobbins) Sis base. Norway iron. sic
Iron pipc tohbine1--wrausht iron. all sisss blach
and galvanized. 10 Per cent. ofilst
Sheet zinc tiobbingl-i2r per h.
Tinpiate tiobbingl-chsrcoai plates. brisht 10
terns, ic. 9Is. SO 50; rsdipped. 2oss. SIS
Sheet iron fiobbinsl American common No n
de- galvanized, 90 per cent on list.
shinsie bsnds-Galsanized. &C per ID; black. HJ
per 100 lbs
solder tiobhinK)rnnen' half and half. &c per ID;
extra wiping. &c.
Lumber and building Materials.
Logs Superior quality, per NJ. No / Ar. scar ::
per NJ. aee; spruce logs. u5o cedar single bolts
e. 5Aa2l5
Iumber~Fir rough, 81 50: thick nni.h surfaced
one or two sides, q. 10 and - inches wide tisaD
lengths, u to 10 feet. special lengths. SOC per NJ
extra; one-ineh fnish. N39ls all vertical grain 81
ef2l stock boards sinch. saals: ioinch 50 5oals;
Pinch. tisdls Fencing-No 4 or einch finish
So No. Z. 50; channel rustic or trop siding
weight aON lbs. silali Fir tinhcr-Joists and
scanungs. rough 5nSis; 3 9 u. 81 s0ais; s
| =. SIsli Box hosId.-lg'ineh and up. SIS
| inch Anish u. II and ls feet sssuN thick finish
s2sa,s; cedar squares. 7. s. and 10 feet y24s3o;
! picksts. 81
Kiln dried. 81 In advance 81 green Drsy.s. sor
| Cement tobbinsl Portland, X. b. & 8. SIS;
| Aisrn. ISIS
| Lime uobeins,- Rochs Harbor. $50; San Juan.
| N@
Plaster tjobhngl-- Golden Gate, DER barrel as
| Plaster hair iiobhngi-waShed ylSo per ssek. uo-
| washed, tiso per sack
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General quotations.

NEW YORK. Fsh t1osr- Rsesirss nsN
ha7rrs. exGorts s3 haerels Market quiet ana
e4sv Mnesota latoats, s. ssg1s IS, Wiatar
Wheat Rece,uts, E.oc ts7shsfs spot steady.
Ne rad. fft. fVb p.tiaus opeuad easy ana
& iqWsr Ehr aCC1uc Inspired ~ weakness
st LGetYoa Instead % the stFsnssh cxpscte& Cnn-
siderable unlsaGrg tnk place sn tie esriy market
ssss, trader sa9ssr0siHx 10 s5ssss kess-zss ulla
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS.
Mining stocks.


SAN FRANCISCO. Feb a-sseTllns ca Lonaoa.
60 days. NNa. do sight. Nss4
financial.
Silver hArs. Ole Mexican doliarS ss3sstc. drafts,
sight. 49, 60 telegraph, ~
= e. g.
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First raitarftn citrrrh sareaih avsuss ma.
Unian Rev W y &usossfs usinssfcs gsresrss
~ a m and IS ? z
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nm. Il 80 a. m; mediums meeting, D m.,.r..-
20 p. N. s~
Seattle spiritualists' Association Masonic r.,
corner Second avenue and Pike. General ussr;,ss.
In Psychic Culture. BY Mrs. Lena ]. Ginord ~
Theosophy.
Queen City Theosophica Society in An.r,,. =.
cry sunday evening at O'Clock, A o. U. " ~
In Pioneer block 1AA
Theosophicsl Society, Amanda r,oase-x..,.
N. az ms Third avenue. Subject. ''Ths Mr.,.s
BY Dr. VIII c. Bailey, Of San Francisco
Christian Adventi.ts.
Christian Adyentists ehurch-Rev. wilisn o.
man. pastor. PRAYER. leis a N. prearhsnr -
m; Sunday school, Il 20 p m
Coiored baptist Mission.
The Colored Baptis;-SeEvices every suaa,, :. !.
o'clock a m and O'Clock p N in The yassa.
NA'ufAiists hAti' IN Inc od university srouada
Christian Mission-seamen's n.,N.,
Meetings held in basement Of le9 w..s,,.,.-
street entrance on alley between First .senoe sSs
aud Occidental avenue, every evening At .Ss e,,sas
Pubic cordially invited. Chaplain. Thonss r..
Christian Catholic Church.
Zion msstings- Every Sunday at vNnus
Moody, q Victoria. r. c, '"
Evangelical Association.
German Harrison street and Tayior sreus. n.
August Neinart, pastsr, 80 Harrison street -
man preaching every Sunday at II a m ana ~
N; y. 2. 5. C. y at p, N
Universal Rrotherhood.
Seattle Lodge, Nc loo-Rocn 70 Hinet,s, ~
Public meeting Sunday AZ s . m suhsrrf 49,
earuation Basis for Universal Rross.,AsSs
Pubic invited. Lotus group for children Il us.
Mental Science.
The Mental Scientists meet every suna.v =.
m. 'lheoSnphists' rooms, lis Third avsuua r.
day evening At O'clock
First Church of Christ, scse~ss..
Holyoke block. corner First avenue ara a..
street Services At II a, m. SUNDAY schcoi A TT
service "Wednesday evening at o'clock Rssds.
room open during tho week from tosn
section seattle Is. l.. Pr.
Section Seattle holds meetings every Sunday a
?. m. in Masonic temple. entrance on s<cond -
enuc.
Society of Universal Rerirten.
In G. A. r. hall. Collins bloch, ccrns. s,r-x
avenue .nd james street, At 70 p, m, Re, Atsi
w Martin Lecture on My Greed; Nina but ~
Necessarily Yours" Public invited ~
Russian Orthodox Church.
At 81 Lakeview avenue. Rev. d. Kamna pssm
Services at 10 a m. sharp
Miiiennini Dawn.
Room 50 Hineklry block, every Sunday. II =
and 2 20 y. Elevator runs in evening An =
invited. No collection.
seventh Dny ADVENTIST.
Meet sos Second north. %. r. Fem ~
tor. Services at II a. m Sunday school Il Maa
Everybody's ChurcL
Meets Ills Third avenue. Brother Io&epA Al
wiz discourse on Mental Science IN xusxhens 4
i a m. Social conference on metaphysics fhW
day at p. M.
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MIS- Weich. who has proven by her
wonderful occult power and the reading
Of the hand that your past and future can
be rsveale4, has returned 10 rs Third ave-
E1e. room I Zee, 81 csntA -a6y.
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THERE vii. BE- % meeting ~ the R<tNr
leans Of the Eighth ward en- Monday 49,
ing. February s. AZ the Office Or Ieeze
MIX. .o. ~ DsnEy MAJ.
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SYNOPSIS

S1NOfSlS.
Seattle Local Report. Maximum temperature. 81
degrees: minimum, a. mean AZ .os of an inch OF
rain fell during the last twentyfour hours; partly
cloudy and pleasant; light easteriy winds.
A. b. woLLABER.
Ohseryer Weather Bureau
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weekly Bank Statement.


made upon tbs cash holdinss q the elearins house
hanks q New York ciiy By the expanding loan And
deposit items. the continues grow stand.
ing AZ the Close % business SATURDAY. S1l ar ~
The increase in deposits SIS 81 30 nacessstAf-
iBs the setting aside q s.. al. 50 additional ri
extra demand not only met. but ts9s.Se vas
added 70 the execss reserve The .xpaltien "a
deposits larger than the ordinary operations
u the week called for bur a tept thirds - the
entire knloun, made ~ the Nstiouai City &4uk
which also reported S oo0 Dc iaerrsss In loans And
srsciSi character. The hsnf Ia. Fscsieed
grsst deal q rnoneT q late ~ carnsctidn WITH is
increase q capital 70 yc.N
The revival q interest N stock esrhAnzs circles
and 3 larger vaiums - c1truerct1i paper o1crins
have also served % swell the losa acccunt TIE
rrcsirnatsly n SD ee 0ia AL deposits have a.
creased 70 So ee 90 The tact that recejEssa q
raA il mere than sufacient - meet these hHsFr
sirancsa seems % f1sesAaaqw cCatinusf EASY money
couiittcGs, bat - the treasury has given un-cs
that hereafter tntsruai frreaue collection. -
fasuTc rccsirts assumes iatsr-st The hraks
hsve rnorivrt within ths past month v.ry larxs
additions trrn iutfraF rsrnittznces. Rot those f1nd
their insrtrat1n, IN Part a. LEASE. IA TIE heersty
- the TREASURY wth reference r. Depository hznst
n The Eovernrsn, has PLAYED vita tkess hank Al
the rNpasy that Il feeig ezlsd gpnn ~ contribute
tie iaaas q sn1asy raust Stcksn r@renrthiy. is
csher Wofis fhs arerat1n n fhr hanks fynra nov
VIII D. che result = naf9ral hessness consitlnuS
Il - PERHAPS sfra thaf N this the iategiaT
rrcsipfs viii Shaken and that he NrE fBrk 80
stitrfious VII not ~ stia - 70 adtiag hearty
ina urea ihsir rrsssnt surplus SSthinE se4nts
he taid thss rhass - th- cg;seck- Szt 4
shnula - hnrne IN r1iud a sAFirg a. rrqaY1xsg
esAr1ng en- the r2rtrt.
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chrch q Tie ssai-oae F,iiopt' han, en-n-r
ssssla Afsx2s A11 5<EsSs S<s<l CA4.ssa's uos
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Cnhh QuOthtfOns.
F1our-steady; winter patents. S.Aossso: strairhts
Si9.S: clears. 81 90d3.l0; spring specials, s. eof4
patents. s. 2o@355 straishts. 26oa3: bakers BLDG
20
whest-spring, No 8, sssssc; red. No. 2. s.c.
Corn-No. 2. SIC
oats--No. ., 2sszic white. No. 5. 2saa5ic.
Ryc-No 2. Size.
Barley-No. 2. 3s(d4otc.
F1axseed-No l. $l59
Timothy seed-Prime, s20
Mess pork-Per Dbl. 50 eo4lo9.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. S. sod5 s24
Sides-Short ribs, loose, S. T0G6@.
Shoulders-Dry sailed. boxed 5Aa6c.
sides-short clear boxed s5s5d605
whsky-Distilers finished goods, per gallon.
sig4.
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spurt but there was little initiative here. Paris
bought Tintos sparingly.
Money easier. Discounts were uncnAngeu
but bills scarce.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, Feb. s-Canadian Pacific. ssi; Union
Pacific preferred, 7Tl Northern Pacific preferred.
ia; Atchison. q; Grand Trunk, "a; Anaconda. Sd
Bar silver. quiet. Eid per ounce
q q q
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Feb S-Today's statement OF
the condition OF the treasury show: -
Available cash balance 81 VI
Cold -4o,Ss-
THE WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Portland. Or, Feb. >, 800.
Occasional rain; stationary temperature.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-
CULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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Room 50 Hineklcy block, ever, Sunday II =
and 20 y. m Elevator runs in evening An =
invited. No collection
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In G. A. r. hall. Collins block, ccrns- s,~.s
avenue and James street at 20 D m Re-, kltsS
W, Martin, Lecture My Greed; Nina hut -
Necessarily Yours" Public invited
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Meets ilis Third avenue Brother JcserA A
viii discourse on " Mental Science IN . xutxhsns =
II a m. Social conference 90 metaphysics rlxD
day at y,
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THE WOOL MARKET.
London.

London.
LONDON. Feb. 5-The arrivals Of wool for the
second series OF auction sales amounted TO IS III
bales including 5000 forwarded direct
% % %
FOREIGN MARKETS.
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MiiIenninI Davu

At sii Lakeview avenue Rev D. Kamna pssssu
Services at 10 a. m. sharp
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Receipts-and Shipments.
Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today the butter market
was steady: creamery. lsd24c; dairy las22c. Cheese
Steady: l2al3c. Eggs-Weak; leGl64c.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.
Balances.
&7O,sS0 %

Seattle, Wash, Feb. 3. 800.
iapges at the Seattle. Tacoma. Spokane and
nd clearing houses today were:
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Everybody's Church.

Meet sos Second avenue north. D. Fsrc -,
tor. Services at II a. m. Sunday school Il MAa
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1atAtdAiCtn.
.$26O,0O9 90
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Conversational Churches.

First-Belleyus. Services at II O'Clock; Sunday
school, 10 o'clock.
West seattle-Haller school house. Rev George
Kindred, pastor Services at 30 p. n.
Kirkland-sunday services AZ II a, m. and .. m.
Y. r. s. c. f.. p. m. Sunday school az Il noon
TAYLOR church-Tsyior avenue and Thomas street,
Preaching al II and 20 D. BY Mrs. A. j.
Bailey. Y. r. 5. c. E., $50 p.
German Congregaiicnai-seventha avenue between
Pine and Olive. Services at II a. and p. m.
alternately Edmund Grieh. pastor.
First-Coiumhia City Rev Frank u. whitman,
pastor. Preaching at II a. IN, and 30 .. Sun.
day school, 10 30 a. m Christian Endeavor sN
p.
university-Thomas C wiswsn minister. Sun.
1910 r m: Y r. S. C. E., $50 p. m: prayer
meeting at 20 p.
Edsews,er--Rev. ]. T. Nichols. pastor Services at
Il .. m; and p. m; Sunday school at Il. P N
y. p. 8 G. Y. at p. m; Junior ]. p. s. g. f..
Friday afternoon. at 30
Green Late-Rey T q. Lewis pastor Meetings
held in the I o. q. T hall Regular services At
ii a. and 20 p. Sunday school at II O'Clock
praise meeting at 7i5 D. m.
Plymouth-Corner Third avenue and University
street Rev. w H. g. Temple pastor Morning
address by pastor; 80 p. m. "A Marrow Escape.
Pilgrim Belmon. and East Harrison
street Rev, y. L. Smith. pastor. Services today
at II - m and 80 p m Sunday school lals p.
m; Y. Il. :. c. r.. 6B p m. prayer meeting
Thursday. 30 y. M Everyone welcome.
Catholic Churches.
Church Of the immaculate Broadway and Madison
and Rev. J. Nicholson. assistants Conducted by
the Jcsuits.
Our Lady ~ Good Help Third avenue south and
Washington street Rev. + X. Prefontaine pastor.
Low mass. a. M; high mass. 10 10 .. m hene-
diction, 20 p.
Sacred Heart-sssth s-enue and Bell street Con
Quoted hy the Redcmptorists. Rev. Thomas Brown,
pastor. Low mass. with sermon. a. m : high nass
with sermon. 10 10 a. m: hsnediotion. 70 p
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Section Seattle holds meetings every sunday = !
p, m. in Masonic temple. entrAnce on second -
enuc.
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The Mental Scientists meet every Sunday A n !.
day evening At O'clock
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
hcAt-ESpoEt, No l club size; No. l hlus.t.rn.
Ne; milling, No. l club. SIC; hlues,em. NAc
= = %
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND. Feb a-whcAt-Waua waua ke /.
valley sc; bluestsm. Si86se
y g g
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA. Feb a,--whsat-Cluh Ae bluestsm
Sc
& & q
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
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a. Miller city. I. Johnston. Wa
A. Grsgas, brewster Mrs Meisin Aps<xAA
v Refd Wslls CITY Miss t;rfeser p,iusk
o u Brown, whattsm. W = waIlsns ~ fsA
Mu o. r Tfown, a. q Fsaps IsssensA
X A . Heiir pofti'd ~ W cabh fasrsd< -
u We4tbeifner. Chicago. W " White fleasza&
q Stehcr. 81 Isapss y easuBar san Fra
Y Johnston, thiesgo Ga. Otrf Cts.
", J. kfase. san Ftau. g W fTts, sac y
q Y. Dser, CbieaEo. Mrs pikx. o.
Y Carr nuhat4ae q A. tr,ls a.
J Robinson. san Fran - rsirssn rn<<taal
, W. Cufef farosaa Miaa wfli,asns xsssss1A
J i.ilsleE, Portland A. v Iso.fwea vEsw&
w A. fdth. n; Lsnis G W Hoard Fsahssa
", 4 R1fhsfhid san y a y dfshan faizss
Z X IItchmeF Sc Paul NJ vi Nnre OsitfA
q Shafrbin. ~ 7 ~ Tstsntia ns<io ,
' Goldberg. san Fran T. T. TarrsY. Ra~'eA
Mrs HfuWB san Diego y D. pawt " n
= Z, uofnin Tacoma vs. u Whesserxhf Ft4
y n psanfh a.,
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Universal nrotherhooa.

Seattle Lodge, Nc 100 Room 10 H,ne,,.x -. !.
Public meeting Sunday AZ s D m suhsef 49,
earuation as Basis for Universal Rro.A.,AssS Z
Public invited. Lotus group Tor children Al ii .
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Death Came Suddenly.

Simon o. Oliver, a native of Canada
SIS years of age, died at his home
on Merchant street early yesterday
morning of heart disease. Bishop
Willis will conduct the funeral, which
will leave Merchant street at 10
o'clock this morning for Nuuanu Gem
etery. Following are the pallbearers:
Messrs. H. A Parmelee, J. F. Eckardt,
Wall, Will Templeton, w. Templeton,
Sr., and Rev. V. H. Kitcat. Deceased
was the father of Miss Oliver of the
Woman's Exchange.
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COLUMBIA, RAMBLER AND HART
FORD BICLCLES seem to be just
about the right thing. We have had
samples of these wheels and will have
a vlg stock by the Australia" in two
W eks. Most of the Chainless Column
emand for this wheel. They are four
with the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-07

Three Chinese, charged with chang
ing their residence without a permit,
were found not guilty and discharged
by Judge Wilcox in the Police Court
yesterday morning.
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to the mans whereabouts. The best
evidence can get is that the man did
not sleep on the premises after Sunday;
but went to the house in which his wife
and family were living, the second
story of the Mclean building in Fow-
ler's Yard.
1.-THE people in this building deny
that he was there at all, stating that
they had not seen him there for long
time. But we have the evidence of a
Chinese witness that he saw him there
on the Thursday in question in his
bunk, in that house. That might have
been before he went up the Valley.
This man was taken to the pest house
and died there of bubonic plague. This
was Thursday, the 25th.
"On Monday the 29th, another
Chinese named Wong Chin, at s o'clock
in the morning, went himself into the
Chinese hospital for treatment. He was
put into the little cottage on the prem
Uses which is used for suspect cases. /
saw him about two hours after he ar
rived there. He had fever. He told
me he had been working in the Pam
theon stables up TO the previous after
noon Or evening Sunday; that he had
been ordered off because he was not
well; that he had no place to go, and
wandered around on Sunday night and
took shelter under some bushes in Nuu-
anu Valley in the neighborhood of
where the first man was found. He
slept there and in the morning had
gone himself to the Chinese hospital
He was sick all of Monday and Tues
day--from January 10Th to Feb
ruary 1st-when he died. He did not
present any definite symptoms of
nlag1Ie
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Yamaota, male japanese,
aged q years, died at the pest
hospital last night. He was
the third victim from the Pan
theon Stables. After the bubo
became more defined the patient
sank rapidly and died at $40
p. m. He was inoculated with
a dose of the anti-plague serum,
but it had no effect, the gener-
al impression being that he was
entirely beyond it's reach be-
fore the serum was admins
tered.
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feed, and it is probable that rats have
carried the infection through the
premises
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

ON AND AFTER FEBRUARY 1st
the UNION EXPRESS CO. will have
their Office with the Evening Bulletin,
TELEPHONE So. 54sA
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PANTHEON
PEST HOLE:
Yamaoto Dies Suddenly
Last Night.
DRASTIC MEASURES TAKEN
Health Department Condemns Saloon
and Satisfactorily for Rats
AN Infected Block.
DEATH LAST NIGHT.

, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.