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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.


While there has been nothing exciting OF q s1-
eessse activity during the trade q today o. 81 .ns
week for that matter the bulk 81 Transactions hAs
figured up satisfactorily. In addition 70 inc loeai
demand, which IL always figured a. a certain gnah.
ty there have been good orders frum smaller towns
and northern markets and the latter Two nave per
hare shown up larger during the Neek nov ~ ~
than for several weeks past But, except W 20
articles or for petriia conditions. p1fts iftsey ~
In the way II fruits there Is today q srsrcity OF
hanauss which. IN measurable desSeq WI l " r.
lesed on afouday morning ~ the nhloaaiAs =
car now In the city The probamlfy y. noWeftt,
that this fruit win not b. abundant IN ths nadsfs
for sanle time ia come California rsrea ershs ~
in active demand and dealers stu suig' yR* ~
trade Prices arr GsBief and iitisf az IT,
o,;oed 4, Sa0sg5 Strawberries arr arTN9s W tsget
ouantltie, and selling al 81 pr crate Whlt tl eie
have BEN soc sales at s. %. they wete tdf articles
that were not IN primo condition Aspafag- s,gl
rbpharh are plentiful ard stfi selhng at 1900
the former ard sc for the iatier fof4i, go
,tifatious n an advance The market IS tink isfe,i
~ inferior stock and the advance iqqAy ~
"A 81 uey ton win without doiht, sfsst RITES lsese-
otherwise than a. above Feetcd the mAfkeIs gu,
orally are UNCHANGED. The General tehs = ~ *
fn, with anticpaiions Of increased business AZ Az
lines. 4tts
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adding to the pressure, but above that factor
which must be reckoned with Is the initiating when
Is going ON in national bank issues Already the
national banks have taken out six millions Oh
circulation above the average and reliable estimates
made the basis of careful official caavasssr indi-
cate that 500 0O 900 Of the national bank money
y IN contemplation throughout the United states
This will be issued Immediately, but its gradual
emission will have clearly defined effect m assist
ing sold exports. The number Of clearing house
banks has been reduced by one during the week
but an increase in the capital of another OF sloo
900 makes the total clearing house capital sszz-fI0
As over $50 900 Of this is national bank capital
the opportunity for new bank circulation viii be at
once apparent The total circulation now Is
100
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TIE ross.intciiiseneey has established hssao
eies where classified Advertisements VII y
until 10 D. m each day. Tbs rates fhnrp3
branch agencies the same ~ IL the fs.ts:<S
eencer business office Cssh ads oniT WI q f..
al branch agencies Following 10 the hA q =
Norke BnrrAngtom's drsg
second avenue and Ptke.
broadway Pharmacy. y. r
Broadway and James.
Henton BitI Pharmacy. -
street and Fifteenth avesss.
Waila waila Pharmacy, TWss
arst and East Jenerson.
Erecborn's Pharmacy. Aisse
nue. south and Jncksoss
shirsien's Drus store,
third avenue south sad JsokssA
schmit.' Drug store. i0z1 Hs
corner Doren- -
North Seattle Pharmacy ssss
and First avenue
A. n. Gay's Pbarmaey. uenus
and Fifth avenue north.
y. ID, Costfgan's Pharaacys
Anne avenue and Roy street.
ballard.
Prestoa's pharmacy, naa'ass
enue.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug CSmpasy.
strset and Ewing svsnas-
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A .Coucert, for china.

All the same. we hope and trust and
should like to believe, that the United
States is not involved in this odious and
piratical enterprise. Heaven forbid that
We the fugitives from and the professionals
against monarchcai rapine and oppres-
sion should be found staggering and ruff
fling In the front rank of the abominahle
league .-Washngton Post.
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Uo,yoke hlock corner First avenue and Sp7ing
street Services at II SUNDAY school AZ h;lsi
service wednesday evening at o'clock. Headins
room, open during the week from ] to p. IN
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se4ttae srfrtnAilsa' Association Mzsoric Temple
eosreT asoond avenue aud F4ks Meets Al "a: sub
Ject. Ganditians fpz Manifestations , ~ p "a
ssanfe ~ Miss Lola Gotten. Miss Ethel Hodge.
HenD Crinfie ard ]. /. Cgtton-
In6rusndsat Psyehis Socisty- Forster hall rs
First sFeiaae SUNDAY. as ., M inspiratioaal lse-
tufe- io'ic~ed ~ sosii readings and MESSAGE.
CanFeh q the sSal-Oda Fellow. bah. corner
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CHICAGO Apr. II Cattle Receipts 20; marie,
generally STEADY, Natives Coed 10 PRIME sssers 81 %
~a - peor % medium, 81 iasa n selected feeders
SttA&; mixed stoskers. s. .Maa IS cous s. eesi -
hsifcr-. o. asa5 n canneTs s. &Aa -; bulls s. so
~. calves. 81 aae ~; Texan ted sseers 81 eaas ~;
TEXAS halls. S. ss,a1fb
Hoes nseep,s to-day, naa estimated Monday.
A&, 4ln left ever; hoes b lower top. S5Tk.
MIXED and butchers s. saasffs. good to chaisc
hrsvy H sAsSEt, rough heavy. s. sssATss: Aght
s. Mas tsk Il Gales. s. S4i ga
eheep kusipts. noue, sheep ard lamh@ stsady;
soosi e. choice wv,hefs. s. fSAsA fair 70 vholce
miTea, S 5AsAis western shsgp s. oss a. yeaflgns,
@aS - naii's lambs. s. ass.@i ~esisrri lambs
S. 14i ~
Resyhas this week sao oatsls. CSo hoxs. ssoO
shrer
Receipts lA,s west 81 so eaisis ta sao hess 70 so
sheeEA
omaha.
OMAHA. April sI-CSt,ge- Rsgeipts No bead
marked steady native bssf steers. steosSea: csyrs
ara heafefs s. lafl 81 csancgs g. So 70. stoekr5s
Erd fcssq~s. STsAa y, calves, Anaf o. balls AaA
slsss. s. ssff "
Hcss Bsceigfs- scR bead. market s. iasers hesrv
s. 'sssA . n.isna s se5s 81 hsht $ sess "a bulk
< saies. 8 tssS &c
shcrp Rrcrspss. ass market steady fair 90 choire
nasises s. '7sG y tAit 30 cAsce westerns S sa56 e.
ecnuon kaa ch'aoe sAeSA NAs&S. tamha. s. sa
els
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WANT ADS.

Advertisement uaaes ~
heading i'm classined celumaA
} Ic n word each inscstisng 9tnss'
imum charge, 25c. Ciaaoeoe4
, advertisement ruanin9 -
month without change 81 eeOes
ei.oO per line (ssven wssep
] count Ia ItneD. On 49,
month"; order, ei.35 per -
per month, ON str montAs svsA
J der. $3.50 per line per nsnoAt
ON yearly order, u per H.
per month.
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS.
SPOKANE.


PoKANE. April 2l--The closing bids for mining
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No hall Cornsv P1ks street. Aud THIRD aranns
raut Gia and Lisai. Gardner "a. charge. = "a
tnso arr Il m. heliness MEETING p. IA fam.
lis EAthsgins.
No 4 hhll-4oFnar Snr0n1 aFsuue stath xnd YesIsr
pay. Ens!su B~ruharii md IErat Watsnn ID
charge IN kBss dTill u $. ~. boginsas meet.
iuT 3 ?. To, family sAthsrias. D. m. free ard
easE"
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flrst InitArizn eaaEs IA Ssssu;b svsane rear
UAiaa Res. " b. rinoa!s MINISTER ssrs4sps
u n. ard Is 3. m rnssnsas SUBJECT "Msa's
Thragi&a Tfsnp,afiuu- Passion. PROFIT. Prss4nuissr
eFsrtns sehiat, ~tiiasspF@ GAntAidL" Pgt4ic tn
xffe4
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Tas Ce4eFed Baptist Services every SUNDAY ~ II
tasA - y. AID oLlsls . a. in tAe Yoaus
NsieraIisss bal, ia tie "a aptreTsity gzoaaGa.
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TODAYS CHURCH SERVICES

Hereafter the Post-futelligeneer will allow five
lines in formal church notices free Of charge. For
every line over five there will be charge OF Is
cents This rule viii be strictly adhered 10.
Church notices must be IN this Office not later
than SO D. m. Friday.
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Meats. rrovis,ons naa Fish.


retates~s brad. HaN v frE ton Yskima sS4x NJ,
tSn s~ees ratstHrs, 81 Der estl hsets fs~ 80 -
eAFets- a. Per ssss sN,aassas, So rse sa{A. tas
nfps A. psf ssss estAasa. s. ssaI " let eva. 80
saifs ~ ser saeA seattle. IN, lrffa.s -.
II peg aas hathaass gtirfe sNsNe. cfiefF $50 -
re- ass fs8fahsn lae rff des hnthosisx -tsu..t -
tAs2zs. s1sea satsse, les reF 3op aihtuAAas a. gs
.ae set sfstvf s4tat Nfiec peg y usnan..n.
IL ~ ~ sasash n csifefea sss,snss~vs nsssi
res dos. psnimnaons. sessfti ~ hAs sspssss'.
n eAa4 q
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nIRTHS.

BAfRn-fn Seattle at 226 Turry avenne 80 -
day morning April %. TO MIR and Mn NJ.
G. Baird a son. -
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standard California IS Sd wheat in Paris. quiet;
-four in Paris quiet French country markets. quiet.
Wheat-Spot dull; No. California, IS AID; No
noEthern spring IS HID. Futures. steady; April IS
SIC: May, S. Sd. July. S. sd.
Corn-spOt, steady; American mixed new, Is I'D.
Futures, steady; May, Is ID; July, b I'd
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seattle section Is. l.. Po

Scandinavian Evangelical Mission Meets every
SUNDAY at $50 D. m at foot Of Jackson street, near
Railroad avenue, the ship Idaho.
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MiIIenniaI Dawn.

Meet 3ae Second avenue north. D. r Zero, pas
tor. Services at II a. m. Sunday school at ~ a. m
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Meet. Ills Third avenue Rev, Joseph Adams
pastor. Services IL a, m.
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sterling Exchange.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2i-stefling on London.
sixty days, sts55; sterling London. sight, si.sa.
Financial.
Silver bars 5ssc; Mexican DOLLARS issaioc; drafts,
sight, Hsci telegraph, oc.
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Meets every Sunday at s y, IN. IN the Masonic
te,nnle. entrance on Second avenue Also meets at
l. b. o. n hall, ISIS First avenue. Seats free
Everybody invited
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LODGE NOTICES.

All members 81 Seattle tsosiss. IN IN
H. +. b. f.. are requested "a attspsr h
funeral services 81 the wife ~ ~ '.6s~cr.
Stoddard, 10 be held from me x Il
2i1 Seneca street. sunday Apfh e
y, m.
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LGNIHuN AyrI Il NhaAf.-Cergoes GA s-assaxe
easige tis.isetsA 5afg0ss. Waiia WsNs - "a. ar
gses tHesga ~ fiashsh easfntFy rkets quiet
LIVERPOOL. ArgA Il WAIST Quisg. No /
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. April Z.--wheat-wsils waiia, So
Sic; VALLEY. Sc; bluestem. 5sa5Tc.
% % %
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
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Catholic Churches.

Church Of the Immaculate Broadway and Madison
street Rev. A. Diomedi, pastor: Rev. A. rrivelli
and Rev j. Nicholson, assistants Conducted by
the Jesuits.
Our Lady OF Good Help-Third avenue south and
Washington street Rev. r. X Prefontaine, pastor
Low mass. a. m: high mass. 1870 a. m bene
diction. 80 p. m.
Sacred Heart-S Sixth avenue and Bell street Con-
Quoted by the Redemptorists. Rev Thomas Brown
pastor Low mass, with sermon. a. m. high mass
with sermon, 10 30 a. m. benedction. 80 D. IN.
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Local repOTt- Maximum Temperature. 81. minimum
Temperature a mean Temperature, y. Trace ~
rain fen during past a hours cloudy. with light.
variable winds,
GEO ~ SALISBURY,
se,ttan nreetOf. Meathss barsAA
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Lutheran Churches.

Norwegian Danish-F Fourth avenue and Pine street
Rev b. A. Borreyik pastor; residence. 1854 Seventh
avenue. sunday school at $50 a. m. services at
II a. m and p. m.
German Lutheran mission synodl-Rev. H. Boil.
Sunday school, $50 a Services 0D a m. at
Tenth avenue south and Main street
Holy Trinity English-Corner Seventh avenue and
Union street At II a. m. Rev. H. A. w. Young.
the new pastor viii preach his introductory
Evening subject, The Overcoming Faith.
Swedish Evangehcal-Third avenue. Pike.
Rev Martin L. Larson, pastor; residence, i7os Belle
vt,e avenue Sunday services at io:N a. m. and
D. m. Sunday school. II m. prayer meeting D. m.
German Evangelical Lutheran, Zion's-Corner
Terry avenue and Stewart street. Rev, f. Knappe
pastor: residence in Of church. Sunday school
at $50 a. m.; Sunday services at 10 80 a. m. and
80 p.
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Ru.sinn orth odox Church.
society of Universal Religion.

At sll Lakeview avenue. Rev. d. HAMMER pastor
Services at 10 a. m. sharp.
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Meeey ca an. steady. per cent rFinse nevan-
tie pausT t.9S pag cent atfTiifs eNchapEg srTsl.
With actual blsiusss Va banker nils as 81 ss& So
dctnAud ard " sstas sti sixty days posted rsfes
81 stsa4 Is Anh 81 sssff % commercial hills s. 0aF
tM silver certificates Aessslte har silver s-&f
Mavirap tciiafs tfRe. gegsg1weu h1n1s. gtrAI5
stasa bonds inactive. eaflrssI hcntA steady
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Second avenue and Seneca street. Chfdrens bce'
un II 10 a M !: mediums meeting l p M lecture
80 D. m BY Mrs Lillian Maggie. pastor.
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Theosophical Society. Amanda Lodge-Meets -
m at Ills Third Subject. The signncanee
Of the Christian Creed, by Mrs L. r Bi'Sh
Queen City Theosophicai Society in America Nv
erS SUNDAY evening at $ O'Clock. A. O L, w. hail.
in Pioneer block; subject. The Purpose and the
Misconceptions Of Theosorhy, by +. y. SehwasefI
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Episcopal Churches.

St. Liberalization Services on second and fourth
Sundays Of the month at p m, with sermon BY
Rev II. H. Gowen
St stephens Ballard. Rev. p. f, Hyland, rec
tor Divine service Sunday at II a. m and 20
p. m
st. Cement's-Twenty fourth south and
Washington street Services at II a. m and p. m
Evening prayer and service at 30 p. m.
St Paul's-Corner Warren avenue and Republican
street Rev. VIM. Kemper. rector. Sunday school.
9ss a. m. Morning prayer and service, II a. m
Evening service at 80 p. m.
St Marks church-Harvard avenue and Spring
street. Rector. Rev. J. Z. d. Lhyd-
Trinity Parish ehurch-Corner Eighth and
James street Rector, Rev. H. H. Gowen. Sery-
ices 30 and IL a. and 30 p. Morning sub
ject THE Restoration of Peter. Evening subject,
The Resurrection and Fact. 4"
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Cash Quotations.
Floar-Du; winter patents s. 60da 70: strsiahts
" Mas 70. clears, s. 70a30 spring specials S. sna
SO patents, s. ioa5 t5 straishts 81 sGss: bakers,
SAGE IS
wheat-So . spring. saassac; No red. ss.assc
Cnrn-No g Hic,
Oats z,Aaai,c: No. 9 white s.se, No. white "a
mNc
Rse~No. 2. SIC
Hsrry--Na. q alkfs5c
E1axseed- No /, NTS
Seed Prime timothy. saA
Meas pork Per barrel SIT fsai2s0
LArd~Per im pounds IS MOD as5
Sides short ribs ioo~e. "a &aT.
Shoulders pry saited boxed. efiTc
sides Short clear. boxed 81 oa7 60
WHISKY is,iliers' finished goods, per gallon
NsA
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And Theosophieai Society IN America. The Mental
scientists meet every SUNDAY at u a M, Iheose-
phists' rooms Ills Third avenue. Thursday evening
at o'clock.
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Closing Quotations.


WASHINGTON, April 2i.--Today's statement al
the treasury Of the balance in the general fund,
elusive Of the $50 900 gold in the division
Of redemption, shows Available cash balance, STA,
1863 975, gold. sss,3&.So
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10 my own many frisud3 and tboss sss ~
husband. the late y. T. Nib 4 - ~
method az tender.ng my A'i9ptsFa 1900
aeartfeit thanks f9F the many z sss~sss4
towards him aad m4e In his stst ~ nj
and nlY oRn berea ge1lenf ~ 80 ~ IN
AL. who extended 10 hitn a,n vi ~ Il
tribute o. love and sympathy. ~ ~
express. III this most fts Dss = ~x,.ssfs
sincere acknowledgements ~ rhssat VITA
friend MRS 90 ~ sz1lIll11s
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THE WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.

FORECAST FOR SUNDAY
Portland. Or. April q. 1900.
Threatening, with occasional showers, stationary
temperature.
OMITTED STATES DEPARTMENT OF A0Rt
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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Renton chureh-Rav. II. s. Waller pastor. serv-
ices at TO .. m. union Sunday school at II a. m.
United Presbyterian Corner Of Sixth avenue and
Seneca street Services at II IS q. and 30 r. m.
Lake Union Presbyterian church kiboarne ave-
nue. Fremont. Rev A. ]. CARNEY. pastor sev-
ices IL a, m and 30 p. m; Sunday school, 10 a.
Junior Endesvor. ; p. m: G. f., $50 D.
Second Presbyterian~Rev. w. A. Major, pastor
Morning subject. Profit OF Lcssf' evening subject.
True Worth.
welsh-Seventh Avenue and Olive street Rev
Owen jones' pastor. Services at 10 10 a. m and
y.
Calvary Presbyterian church-Cofner Twenty fourth
avenue and King street. Rev Donald Ross, pastor
Services. II a. and 80 p, m.
Cumberland Presbyterian church--Twenty second
aud East Cherry. Rev. W. II. Major pastor
First ProShytersn-Corne Fourth avenue and
Spring street Rev. A. l.. Hutchison u. H. ras.
tor Services st II a. IN. and 7 N p m sunday
school At IL 20 2. m. Christian EndesyoF at sis
Seats free.
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Batter stteet ". 3. elsairh-Corzsr Third Al
nss aad Batter sifect
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Second avenue and Seneca street. Children's bce,
um IL 10 a m. mediums meeting. l p M lecture
{ 80 p. m. by Mrs. Lillian Maggie, pastor.
Theosophy.
Theosophical Society," Amanda Lodge-Meets -
m. at his Third avenue. snhiect The signineanee
Of the Christian Creei by Mrs. L. Z. Bush
Queen City Theosophieai society in America Ev-
cry sunday evening at o'clock, A q !, W. ha t
in Pioneer block; subject. The fufiese anu 1ne
Misconceptions Of 1heosophy," by T. y. Seh"asefh
Christian Adventists.
Christian Adveutists' ehurch-Rev. WiliAm Char,
man, pastor. Prayer. 10 is a. NJ; preaching IA
a. m; Sunday school. I2o p r.
Christian Mis-ion-seamen's Bethel
Meetings held in basement Of le9 Washington
street entrance alley between First avenue south
and Occidental avenue. every eveng az % eioeA'
Public cordially invited. Chaplain. Thomas Rees
Universal brotherhood
And Theosophicsi Society in America Seattle Lodge
Nc lO0-Roum 10 Hnckley block Public meeting
sunday At & n m subject 'Unsehshncss From
Brotherhood Standpoint" Lotus group Of children
at II =. IA.
Christian Catholic Church.
zion ueetinrS-G. A. r. hall Collins block. serv-
ices Sunday at 10 a. m. and 30 p m
Evangelical Association.
decentralization street and TAYLOR avenue. Rev
August Weinart pastor, SO Harrison street ter
man preaching every Sunday at II IN. and II
NJ: y Z. 5, c. h. at p M
Mental science
And Theosophieal Society in America The r Mental
Scientists meet every SUNDAY at u a NJ Iheose-
phists' rooms Ills Third avenue Thursday evening
at o'clock
Ru.sinn Ortho dox Church.
At sll Lakeview avenue. Rev d. Kamnef, pastor
Services at 10 a. M. sharp
Society of Universal Religion.
In G. A. r. hall Collins block. corner second
avenue and James street. at ~ p, m Lecture ny
Rev Alfred NJ Martin on 'sHave We Regiou
Lefty'' one of series on Religious keconsuacnoh
E~erybody's Church.
Meets Ills Third avenue. Rev, Joseph Adams
pastor. Services, ii a. M
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Ho,yoke block corner First avenue and Spring
street Services at II m SUNDAY school AZ la
service Wednesday evening at O'Clock Headins
room open during the week from ] to p. ~
Seyeuth-Day Adventists.
Meet soe Second avenue north ID. I. Zero, pas.
tor Services at II a. m. Sunday school ut ~ a. m
MiIIenniaI Dawn.
Room 50 Hinekey block. every SUNDAY II a M
and 80 u m Elevator rms in evening All are
invited. No collection.
Evangelical Mission.
scandinavian Evangelical Mission Meets every
Sunday at $50 D. at foot OF Jackson street. near
Railroad avenue, on the ship Idaho
seattle section Is. l.. P)
Meets every Sunday at y, IN. in the Masonic
J. b. o. +. hall. ISIS First avenue. Seats free
Everybody invited
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70 n 70
FOREIGN.


NEW YORK, April 2l,-The Commercial Adver-
Users London financial cabegram says: There
nothing whatever doing in the markets hare TODAY
and the tone dull except in Americans. which
were fairly busy. The only feature Baltimore &
Ohio and rejecting New York prices. Anscondas
down ii6 to io-ls Cali money steady and
less wanted.
The bank got f5ooo gold from Australia and lost
El5mo TO Roumsnia
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, April 2l.-Canadian Pacific oaA Union
Pacific preferred ia Northern Pacific prefered 7s1:
Grand Trunk. 81: Anaconda. 10.
Bar silrer-Quet; 27sd per ounce.
ct o.
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First-Belevue Services at IL O'clock Sunday
school 10 O'Clock.
West Seattle-Haller school house. Rev. George
Kindred pastor. Services at 80 p. m.
Kirkland Sunday services at II a. m. and D. M
V r. 8. G. e., p. M. Sunday school at IL noon
FYrst-Coumba City. Rev. Frank r. Whitman.
pastor. Preaching at II a. m. and 20 y. M sun
day school. $50 a. IN. Christian Endeavor, 80
p m.
German OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES avenue between
Pine and Olive. Services at II and p m.
alternately. Edmund Grieb. pastor
tfniversity-Thomas c. wiswell. minister. Sun
day service at II a and 30 p. church school,
1910 .. m. Y. r. S. c. t.. $50 p. M. prayer
meeting at 80 p. m.
Edgewater-Rey. J. T. Nichols. pastor. Services
at II a. m. and p. m. sunday school at l2;l5
D. m; Y. p. s. C. v. at p. Junior Y. Il. 5.
c. E., Friday afternoon at 80
Green Lake-Rey T. G. Lewis, pastor. Meetings
held in the l. o. G. T. hall. Regular services at
II A. m. and 80 D. m; Sunday school at IL o'clock;
praise meeting at 7 Is p. IN.
Piymouth-Corner Third avenue and University
street Rev. W. II. G.. Temple, pastor. Services. II
a m and 20 y. IN. II a. m. The Naturalness Of
the Gospel" 8 p. M, Fast Drivers"
Tayies church-Tsylor and Thomas street.
Rev Alfred N. Raven Phi. D.. pastor, Public
ship II a. nj. and 80 D. morning Evolution
Of the Kingdom evening. The Devils Meal All
Bran
Pilgrim Belmont avenue and East Harrison
street Rev u. l.. Smith. pastor Services today
at IL a. M and 30 p. Sunday school, 2ls y.
M; " r. s. C. f., 6s5 p M; prayer meeting
THURSDAY, Z 30 y. M Everyone welcome
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Christinn Adventi-ts.

Christian Adveutists ehsreh--Rev. william Chafe
man pastor. Prayer lol5 a. m; preaching, IL
a. m sunday sehool. L 30 p. r.