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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

There was little change in the market from yes
terday Trade IL getting back TO normal conditions
not excited nor disturbed by unusual demands
basis. and there Is apparent reason for varia-
tons to in any material sense, either in prices
or general conditions Tbs home demand Is and
viii continue 70 b augmented by regular orders
from Southeastern AastA and other outside points.
and except when the second feet Of vessels begins
% leave for Nome later in the season, there Is not
hk1J TO be any unusual call for supplies
The markets comfortably stocked with
reasonable pfoducts and local sources are furnish
Ing good share Of them. especially In vegetables
and small fruits, The former are comparatively
steady. both 10 quantity and in price. The lat
ter change ffom day 70 day. according 70 demand
and supply and quality.
Strawberries today were plentiful and In good
condition, and sold generally for s2g2S. Navel
oranges have becorns q rarity, but other sorts are
on hand in good quantities Bananas also still
holding on and will for q time yet.
There b nothing IN the poultry. butter and
EGG markets, all Of them maintaining s,eadiness at
unchanged prices.
There have been recent large arrival. 81 fresh
halibut, and they are quoted al 5ie44e per pound.
Salmon not yet plentiful. but other seasonable
fsh on hand.
Hay, grain and feed hare held IN with the rest
Of the market, and while not active as recently.
they steady and firm,
Tho wheat market sti continues littis. II any.
than nominal
Wool shows few signs of revival, aud manufsctur-
ing conditions In the East do not give great prom.
fse of rxe In price The sane may be said OF
hides, which continue duh
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Episcopal Churches.

st. stephens-Baiiard. Rev. p. T. Hylsnd. rec
tor Divine service sunday at II O. m and "
p. N.
st Lukes-Renton Services second and fourth
Sundays Of the month At .. m, with sermon BY
Rev II. VI. Gowen.
St Marks church-Harvard avenue and Spring
street. Rector. Rev. j. p. ID. Liwyd Services
and II a. m. and 8 .. m. Morning "A Whitsun-
tide Message. Evening. The Gift Of Tongues"
St Paul's-Corner Warren avenue and Republican
street. Rev. VIM Kmper. rector. Sunday school.
sSs O. m Morning prayer and service II .. m
Evening service at 20 p.
St Clement's-Twenty fourth avenue south and
Washington street. Rev. George Buzzelle. rector.
Holy communion st q. m. Sunday school 10 a. IN
Morning prayer and sermon. II O'Clock Evening
service, O'Clock
Trinity Parish church-Corner Eighth avenue and
James street. Rector. Rev. H. II. Gowen. Serv-
tees, 20 and IL a. m. and 20 m. Morning sub
iect The Birthday OF the Christian Church.
Evening subject. Moral Difficulties Of the Old
Testament"
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PROLIFIC BELGIAN HAREs
The Fad Nay Assume the Prer..-
tions of dangerous Graz.

New York Press ]
The fad Of the Belgian hare Is +. "a
weird and out Of the commonplace r1n,rs
the tulip craze which made a nation msa
1t has real value and decided danger
From Kansas City, where at leas, =.
a fad. the breeding OF these animals he,,r
II went to Los Angeles. Cal. Here in tsr.s
or four years the Belgian hare a,,airss
astonishing popularity. 1t became ~
swell piece de resistance % all menu.
Fancy breeds were produced which brnu,r,
fabulous prices, The boom spread to S,r
Francisco and quickly captured II. Rel.
sian hare clubs were formed. Ch,l,rnr
bred them for pets and hutches nut n,ui-
try farms out Of business. Rahhitries ,n,.
dot the whole southern half OF California
and its inhabitants have become d.str,rs
of hare eaters.
The value Of this new craze "a IN NJ
utility. Belgian hares, properly bred. are
fine eating The flesh ia peculiarly sweet
and tender and not too gamey In ire
market they bring from Sc TO a apiece
Breeding them both for the larder and 10
fancy crosses pays. But I'm this very pons
danger lies. The supply win soon exceed
the demand
A hare bears young at months ana
lives eight years. II bears five filters
from three 10 eight young in each, every
year A very simple mathematical com.
putation will show that. taking average
filters, an original pair would at the end
of the fifth year be represented by nearly
1900 Ooo OF the same species. This immense
productivity makes Belgian hare breeding
cheap and must soon glut tho market
Then, when values diminish. care 10 keep
the stock In captivity will be relaxed, and
1t is highly probable that sections Of the
country Will find new problem OF clint.
nation TO wrestle with.
Pacific slope papers are already cues.
tIoning the future The humorous para.
graph on the new hare fad IL yielding "a
more anxious speculatons. California
wants no such experience as that OF Aus
tralia and New Zealand. where the hares
once introduced for colonist sport over.
ran the sheep farms and made desert d
vast wheat lands. Government bonuses,
wire fences and n half thousand milss
long. wholesale poisoning and incubation
proved alike useless. The Belgian hare
for all its present popularity I'm the West
may yet join the ranks OF the jack-rsbbit
and tho English sparrow.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Prod nee, Fruits. Etc.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2-Millstu6s-M iddlipgs,
y7a9: BRAN ST. Oai3 30 per ton,
Hay-Wbeat. 81. s0alo; wheat and oat. fe3s 50;
best barley. s.; alfalfa. s5s7 stock nominal. com
pressed wheat. Sglo: straw. per bale. 2Sai0c.
Yegetables-Cucumbers, Nd2 =; green peas, DcB
81 string beans tsfe per 10: tomatoes, 5as5c boz
asparagus. s5oas2.
Fruit-Navel oranges. s.. sos3; Mexican iims. -
al 50; common California lemons, 81 choice Calf
fotnia lemons. slSsi.so: bananas, l5os3; pine
apples, s.. 50ai
Butter-Faucy creamery. iso: seconds. Ffr,c:
fancy dairy. leai7c; seconds lidlsie.
Cheese-New. sesic: Young America, sash: East
eTn. lslalTc: Western. nominal
Esgs-stoTe, lSaitc. fancy ranch, l6c; Eastern,
nominal
Poultry-Tntey sobhlers. iedllc; turkey hens. II
dI2c. old roostcrs. s. 50d4; young ROSTERS. S. SOC
$50 small broilers s8s2 30: large broiler, s. sods
fryer.. asoa5; hens. s.d5 old ducks. $.Ss; geese.
81 Zssl.D.
Wool and HOPS.
wooi-spring -Nevsds. 1ssieo: Eastern Oregon. 10
dl5c: valley Oregon. is6nc. Fal-Northern noun
tain lambs, mSiee: mountain lambs, sal0c; San
Joaquin plains. sdloc; Humboldt and Mendocino.
itgti5c
Hops-Crop o, 1899. nsl,c
Closing Quotations.
wheat-fnsc,ire: December. sssc; cash, ac.
Bsfley-No sales.
Corn-Lsrse yellow, Ni5si.iT III.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN PRANCISCO-Arrived. June 2. sh Occiden
tai from Seattle; sh Berlin. from Tacoma sh Spar
tan from Tacoma; str Mackinaw. from Seattle: str
Universe. from Oyster harbor: bktn eleanor from
Willspa harhor sailed str State of California for
Astoria; str Titania, for Nanaimo: str San jose.
for St Michael; str Queen. for Victoria: str Mat
teawan, for Tacoma.
PORT LOS ANGELES. Cai-Sailcd. June !. Al
Jane Drummond. for Chemsinus.
ASTORIA-Sailed. June l. Br sh Anerton' Tor
Queenstown. - -
PORT TOWNSEND Sailed, June ?. BIZ Pal
myra. for Cape Nome. Arrived. Chill biz India, from
Inuioue: bktn Robert Sudden. from Honolulu: sh
NAV Flint from Tacoma, Br str Athenian. from
Tacoma.
VICTORIA-Arrived, May q. Br sh Senator, from
ANTWERP Sailed. June l. Fr bk Louis Pssteur
for Oregon.
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erman-Harrison street and Taylor avenue Rev
August Weinsrt, pastor SD Harrison street Ger
man preaching every SUNDAY at II r. m and p
m; Y =. 8. c. f. at y.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Juns 2The spark Of life in the
wheat market feeble. Spectators have .
habit Of dong very little Saturday, and today
with Liverpool closed. they still less inclined
TO bestir Themselves. The market opened firm, be-
cause IL reported that the Northwest needed
more rain. but lapsed into general staguation. and
the relative weakness Of Northwest markets helped IL
along July opened at s6s@67c. sold to sic. and
then declined 10 eesc closing heavy. ic under yes
terday, at 66Na6sic.
The market was quiet but firm. Country ae
ceptances and receipts both small. aud the
bulls on the continent lent some support. Crop
prospects still reported favorable, and the
hesviness Of wheat pulled the market down some.
hat the end Of the session found the market hrm.
July closed a shade yesterday.
The trade In oats was unimportant. July closing
. shade under yesterday
Provisions firm to meats and weak
specs lard The lard weakness because Of an
increase II stocks. where a decrease had been ex-
pected Trade was quiet July pork closed unchang
ed. lard Tta0c down and ribs 24a6c higher.
The leading futures ranged follows;
Articles Opening Highest Lowest Closing
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. June 2.-Flour- Receipts. 1888 bar
rels exports, @os3 barrels. Market easy. Mime
sofa patents. 50 0oas S. winter straights. s. $50
$50
whrat-Reeeipts. 100 bushels; exports. 1881
bushels. Spot. easy; No. red. sac. T. o. b. OPP
lions opened steady bullish statistics continued
drouth in the Northwest and steadiness abroad, but
later gave way under realizing, and closed weak at
talc net decline. July closed 72lc; September.
T3ie.
Wooi-Dull.
Hops-Steady.
Coree-~optiom closed steady AZ net unchanged
prices to points decline. Sales. $50 bags. nclud
Ing June and July 7.ibc September. 130dT Sc; oc-
tober. 20s7 Soc. Spot Rio. steady; No. invoice.
&c. Mid steady; Cordova, etal34c.
susar-Raw. strong. Fair refining. 1-ied4Sc; CEN
trifugal. IS test. telsd4ic Refined strong; grAnu
lated, eoc: cut loaf, &c
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Intheran Churches.

German Lutheran missouri Synod)-Rev H. BOIL.
Sunday school. $50 a. Services 10 30 a. m at
Tenth south and Main street
Norwegian Danish Fourth avenue and Pine street.
Rev b. A. Borrevik, pastor; residence. 1854 Seventh
avenue. Sunday school at Q 80 q. m F.; services at
II a. and p. m
Swedish Evangelical--Third avenue near Pike.
Rev Martin L. Larson, pastor: residence. HOS Belle
vue avenue Sunday services at 1870 O. m. and
.. m. Sunday school. II m. prayer meeting, p. m
Holy Trinity, English-Corn Seventh avenue and
Union street Herman A. W. Young. r. D., pastor.
Morning service. II a. m. evening service, p m. {;
Sunday school, $50 a. m. Luther League Friday.
8 p. m.
German Evangelical Lutheran. Zions-Cornef
Terry avenue and Stewart street. Rev. Z. Knsppe,
PASTOR residence In rear OF church. Sunday school
at $50 q. m. Sunday services at 10 80 .. and
80 .. m.
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the factors which are responsible for the heavy
changes noted above. At this time last year the
surplus Of the banks was $Gmo.oo. two years ago
il was $50 co. In each year the accunulatione in
excess cash came at the end OF the spring months,
and II this is to be repeated now, the present ex-
cess Of s9otUo win dwindle very rapidly stin.
the banks are holding their own. for the surplus.
in spite OF the heavy demands made for increased
reserve requirements Ia actually rising. The ap-
proach Of the crop season will probably witness .
liquidation Of the heavy volume Of outstanding
commitments, although that gold VIII come from
Europe is as yet an undecided point. Bank cir
crlation increased largely in May. and gold from
the Klondike will be arriving soon. Per capita CIR
C1ilation Is actually expanding despite exports OF
gold but the money Of the country is in use by the
banks The present total Of deposits however. in
yenorted on March g. 1899 Even on that date the
surplus cash in banks was over 100000 in excess
Of what is held at present
Metals.
The brokers' price for lead is $50 and for copper
Sl6l2ldl63.
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And Theosophcal Society In America The Mental
meet every Sunday at IL A. m, Theoso-
phsts' rooms. Ills Third avenue. Thursday evening
AZ o'clock
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CHICAGO, June Cattle Receipts u Ooc
NoutuauY ssesdy Nstites -t}oui Vrirns
~ Nsat -. gror 70 metlun 81 toEs u selected
feeders " gsss MIXED stoekcrs s. Sa3N 10
cows S&ri heifsrs. s. iSat 6 rsHn-rs s. iOs
e % bulls s. ska4 y reNaue FrA steers s. 50
rs srAss stecrs s. rsss ~ huNs s. le@t g
iloSs Rsecipts toiAs. - a. MnadAy nc. est
WAITED ien over No sf-tt lower Toy 20
tnitri an1 hatchcts. 81 'sas u. good 60 choke
h~att Nsst ~ rsugh hes-y 81 Sssa IS light 81 ~
- b ttla 4 sale. y lssa5 10
slrcep Recritis :ta sheer AT lsmb- .teaar
,io,A a. tNoice sstheFs tsss ~ fsif - choice mix
"a s. Nss Western shecI sSas Is fesriinss s. -
~ Native isrha tSas "a c1tcru ants MsS %
sggug hsaos, Stss
Omaha.
OMAHA Jane cattle Rs-eigts 40 hssa
Native bcsf steers. s. sasit 3 ATT hsfsr, s q
44 a. tahners s sos1 . s'ncssrs ant fae'er-
) rosz "a ralres go. balls and stag Ssss 70
usss E~.rfptt ~" bad MsfAst - 'esrr
Wsa,r $50 rfiHs3 81 Saat IS. light 81 -AFs
Hs.R . sales ~ $Ast .
-fser Es,strss - hrst Msrkri strnE Far
p. .n.i.~ natives $ loss a fsi- % rhocc Wet
ctet s. Sues 20 c1rnncn 60 ahaice shocr. y IA
- tAsnts. s 5s5
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LICENSES TO WED.

Marriage licenses were hsuef yesterday u fas
county au1itoT's Office fpr the following ccprles 4,
hobart l. Metz 90 and MARY Noyes tn Nss
Of Seattle John y HALEY llal Anf Aasis knsf
son tla, both - BIcmefton; Isaac Cooper is2l sea
Mar Frsneia 1857, hlth q issAqnAb. JAfeh kssr
pTy illegal agel ard Nellie 10 Cownef an, eaih =
Seattle Best stradlcy 10. q LatonA, and hs'ss
Eimrsun lgii ~ u nnen
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Conversational Churches.

Fiut-Belleyue: Services at II O'Clock: Sunday
school, 10 O'Clock.
West ssattie-Hsller school house, Rev. George
Kindred pastor Services at 30 p. m.
Kirkland Sunday services at II .. m. and . p. m
Y. p. s. c. E., y. m. sunday school at IL noon
Plymouth-Corner Third avenue and University
street. Rev W. II. q. Temple. the pastor. has 70
turned. and will preach today; IL a m. Over
tapping Mercies:' p. m. Strong Weapons"
Taylor church-Tayor avenue and Thomas street.
Rev. Alfred N. Raven. Phi. D.. pastor. Services
II O. m. and 20 .. N.
German Congrssationsi-se Seventh avenue, between
Pine and Olive. Services at IL = IN. and D. n.
alternately Edmund Gneb. pastor.
FYrt-CoiuInbla City. Rev. Frank b. Whitman.
pastor. Preaching at IL q. IN. and 30 D. Sum
day school, 1890 T. IN. Christian Endeavor. $50
D. m.
University -Thomas c. wiswell. minister. Sun
day service at II O. and 30 p. church school.
1910 .. m; Y. p. s. c. f.. $50 .. m; prayer
meeting At 80 p. m.
Green Lake-Rev. r. O. Lewis. pastor. Mestinss
held in the I. o. q. T. hall Regular services At
IL a. m. and 30 D. m. Sunday school at u O'Clock;
praise meeting At 7 is p. m.
Edgewater-Rev. J. T. Nichols. pastor. Services
At IL .. and q .. m. Sunday school at las
p m; Y. T. s. c. y, At p. m Junior Y. p. 8.
c, T.. Friday afternoon at $50
Pilgrim Belmont avenue and East Harrison
street. Rev. r. l. Smith pastor Services today
at IL q. m. and 7 10 D. m. Sunday school. i2:l5 p.
m. Y. p. 8. G. f.. sB p. prayer meeting
Thursday. 20 p. m. Everyone welcome.
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Church Of the Soul-Odd Fellows hall, corner
Second avenue and Seneca street Mr.. Lillian
Nasle pastor Tuesday. 20 p. m. Mrs. W. o.
Loyejoy will lecture
Seattle spiritualsts' observation-disclosures Temple
corner Second avenue and Pike Ms. Lena Clifford.
pastor. Mediums meeting. p. N. Lecture at
70 ?. N. by Mrs. Jean. Tests. All cordially
invited.
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10 : bail Corner Fdks street ssd Thirt avenue
C.rt s4a and Ltsat GsFdasf Ia barge 3 a N
susv iai.. u a Il. hoauess meeting. , II. f1m-
uy gathering
Nc I han-Coruer secont svrna. ,cuth ard Y.sl.r
WAY Ensisn B.rnhArat and Lieut. Watson in
rhA-r. % n knee triai u III. hclinesB met
ius. ? IN. family gathering .. IA. "if.s AID
skfr"
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Flr,t CHRISTIAN caufcb- Eishth sna Bel
street Rs- n II Llns.ufslteF. pAs'ur. ssrrices
u A = asa P Morning fopic "Tfness fos
the Heavenly tahefitsncs Evsuing tsgsc. A
Mcdt! C0uvsn!on-"
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TheOsophy.

Theosophical Society Amanda Lodge-Meets 7 ~
.. m. at Ills Third avenue. The Secret Doctrine"
by d. W. Phipps.
Queen City Theosophical Society in America
Sunday evening at o'clock. A. q. u. W. hall
Subject. Good and Evil" by Mp. F. NJ. Bean. Of
Tacoma
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Cash Quotations.
Flour DUH; winter patents s.. soa3 70; strsishts,
s. aaa@ 70: clears, 81 7HaS 70 spring specials s. To9
~ patents. S1a3 IS. strashts, s. ses2 90 bakers.
sacf 90
wheat-No. spring. stsss4c; No. spring. sas
SIS
Corn No :. sac No . yello~. utaSac.
Oats Nc. 2 &sc No. white, AAs2stc No.
white. 2taciic
Rye No. = Sic
Hsrley-Good feeding sssc fair 90 choice sast2c-
F1axsecd-N Ne. J. 81 40; No I Northwestern. 81 50.
Timothy Seed Prime. s. -
Mess Pork Per barrel 81 0Sii 10.
IArd-rer 10 pounds SIS
short Rhs-sideS. loose. Sc 0as %
shoulders Dry sAltsd. boxed. ssssac.
Whisky Rssis Of high wines. >.
Sugars- 'nchsusSd
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JOINING QUOTATIONS.



sac; beet sugar ne y powdered sslc; dry san
Mated sss,e; 10 bbl'. ac higher cube. sssici spot
Flour, ete--r.srt Excellent. ssi Novelty. 4:
q California brnnds y, corr meal. yello. si@
per 100 Ms. IN ION sacks buckwhe~, -four. pure:
$50 per 20 ms. in IN sacks cracked wheat, s.
r io,n ..sls isrin., q per ieo s., in 's-n sacks.
fancy rolled oats. $50 pc, Dbl in IN sasksi corn
s" si nm sour rs, ps1 Nil in ~ .ss.
:.,n sss Tsr. 9 ON en- .' .,ss. .'' ss s"'
$50 psr toi: 70 nm sacks; whole wheat nopr. 50
Dbl n % a, y. % S ,.a.s 1 pei s' a.,, ~
$50 nc, btas y .; fame, rolled oats. n-n sacks.
sips; fancy rolled oats rsr ease, Hs'; rice, dones-
coffee Green Mocbs PER N nlsaiIc; Java, p.r
n. A@atp: Costa Rha, choice, per N istttssc
Smses..s. per- rw.. sssi ss,s eases. W" per cw.
Ws! 1s,a ;en t,ns, ?" m, n; ~ :, .sei., Stc:
ground coffee issaaosc Lion. ioo. $i3.1 Coo. 33 81
b.. tsA, Il
Duttes. Cheese. Eggs and Poultry.
Rstter, Ranch M up fancy daily, !, SQUARES
Sessac; Eastern creamery ssdasc.
Cheese Native Washington. s8loe; Eastern. ii9
Bc half akin cheese, il@Bc.
Comb Hcnsy-California comb. i2.gior; s,rsined.
ftase
Poultry live chickens, isic; live turkeys. Lee,
dressed turkeys. iiCsieo ducks. sss per dozen;
geese, loo.
S11o Nuts.
w.ipai,, p.r y. Icn ,,sl,e' Eastern sl.r. 81.
sirncnds. fancy sof, shell, ieo almonds. No. 4 iso
psAna,s &C. pine. lhci hickory. loo. eocosnuta per
dozen. co.. ehe.tnuts Be: iiahans. lie. popcorn. So
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay Puget sound PER ton NiRis Eastern wssh.
instou timothy sissis; alfalfa, s2.
Oats Psr ton, 81
harley Rolled Sntai
com whose 81. cracked. 81; feed meal. per
saagi brsu. AZ shorts, s,i chopped feed Nssis:
dairy chopped feed ,i7.
Poultry Food.
Grspuialea elstet shells, Ns pef ton granuistsd
claw .s,' n 81 rfr ton sSn' , %,s 8, p,, ton
81. as rer ION bee' Meal. lco. ss par ,ca sret
mica egystd grit. 81 ru ten.
Meats, rros visions and Ei.h.
,.ss, '1 ,,r y wn,,sn weber ~, s''ss ssf !:
PEI n veal larse g pes n sman a Per y
r'G S,.s ~ a'S q, ..,, s' AZ ,a' ID S''a
*. .rt Hon q, ,s,d, r, D. 'ig Waite ssr ~
So n Go A. MIA Wese SEE
rre,h FiA uaiiat ssssie. s,eplh.aa salmon. tae
lie sRhnen front lsttle mouptsin trout W
e., sssit s., heuias. tsss h'ak nj f,ssc oysters
nig'nlsa. psr ~ 3 s'lleu' sl'm, nrs ,aca
sshed tish i,5tsiaei itca s.lp.a" As n, rlnt
,,lrsop, 40 p bel, q u 'aluoe heris, Sel, ), s..
XXX hsrries ale pa's. Sis. Holland hsrrios
.csisa hsuiHs icN le' tey "a spice,i hsrrtar
isS s.s s'o", - i. s''',ss o. rsr ~ n..E
Whole cot nea s'ier 30 esd rou. 81 a Truman
Vegetable.
rsr IN. ,vss, r,,t,toc, s. rst ~, Nj, ~
taA Nsf1ctf a. w 'aft r.fAhstss a. per ss,k
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Americans in n False Light.

American toadyism in England. osten.
tatious extravaganza in France and berry
humptiousness In Germany have also con-
tributed somewhat TO the false impression
that Americans generally are ''pigs"-
Baltimore sun.
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IODAYS CHURCH SERVICES

Hereafter the Post-intellisencsr win allow ave
lines In formal church notices free OF charge for
every line over FIVE there will bs . charge OF Is
cents This rule viii be strictly adhered 70.
Church notices must be in this Office not later
than $50 D. IN. Friday.
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1s the only morning steamer FOR AnscoftsA
Fairhayen and Whatcom. SEQ time card
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Methodist Protestant Churches.
Ye,ier junction church-Preachins on Sunday At II

Yesier junction church-Preachins on Sunday st II
4. m.
Flint Free Methodist church--Cornsr Of Terry
nue. and Pine street Rev. A. N. West. pastor.
Services II n. m. and I 80 D. m
Duwamish Methodist Protestant church-Rsv T.
Piummer Revele. pastor. sabbath school. 10 ..
m. Preaching. ; p IN. All welcome
Swedish Methodist church-Fifth avenue and Pike
Preaching. IL a. IN. and 10 y. m. young peoples
meeting $50 D. IN. prayer meeting every Thursday.
10 y. IN.
First Methodist Protestant Third and Pine.
Preaching IL a. IN. aud 20 .. m. Rev T. Plum
mer Reeves. pastor Sabbath school. 30 p. m
Prayer meeting. Thursday. p. m.
The Norwegian Danish Methodist church holds re-
tgious services every Sunday at IL .. and 30
D. m. in Frieds hall Ninth avenue. AL scsndna-
Vans Rev. c. n. House. pastor.
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Catholic Churches.

Church Of the Immaculats-Broadway and Madison
street. Rev. A. Diomed pastor: Rev. A. Trivein
and Rev J. Nicholson. assistants. Conducted BY
the Jesuits
Our Lady Of Good Help-Third avenue south and
Washington street. Rev. F. x. Prefontane. pastor.
Low mass. =. m. high mass. 10 80 O. m. /; bens-
diction. 30 .. m.
Quoted BY the Redemptorists. Rev. Thomas Brown.
pastor Low mass. With sermon. a. m high mass,
with sermon, 10 80 q. IN. benediction. Z 30 p. IN.
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DE CAPRIOs Band at Leschi Park
this afternoon
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Christian Adventfsts.

Christian Adrentis.s' ehurch-Rev. William Chap
man. pastor. Prayer, 1918 a. m: preaching. II
Q. m. (: Sunday school. Il 30 p. r.
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Meetings held In basement Of log Washington
street entrance alley between First south
and Occidental avenue. evening at As o'clock
Public cordially invited. Chaplain. Thomas Rees.