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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-19
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

plethora o. fruits Is A. expression to char
aetcfize the condition of the market today on
Western avenue. Iarge stocks carried from
yesterday were added to b steamer load from San
reEs. good local demand and the Cling Of or
ders for Alaska via departing steamers has soue-
what relieved the situation. but large quantities
main 70 be carried 70 Monday morning, ~
which time more will IN all probability be sd1ed
In siee ~ the overs'ocked condition. prices held
up we'll, though at times and In varieties Of
goods IL waa a dun purchaser who could not Buy
under market quotations.
The week has closely followed. " IL has not sur
passed It's predecessor In business done By the
nission men. II has seemed A. times that stocks
mast be given away or decay. 80 large were the re-
eefpta. bat 4 specially strong demand has kept a
fciershiy even balance. Whether IL will continue
through another week Ia another story. but there
seerns 70 be now little shrinkAge IN demand.
In other markets there has no. been the same
teee Of apparent activity. but trade generally. for
tht day and week has been good. Butter maintains
Its price. and the market IS Grrn, With good de-
msnd Poultry and eggs are coming in too freely
for immediate Opposition which makes the market
iitts shsky. but prices thus far are maintained.
and material change IA not expected.
Hay. Data and feed dealers not complaining of
lack ~ business. and the market is steady. The
Baw crop has MOI mads rs appearance in quantities
sufficient 10 have sppreciahls effect. nor are
large recepts exported for some days ret
There y little dealing in wool and
hides. but prices unaffected. aud the centers
which regulate them awe ne sign as yet Of sdvsnc-
ing them
Except that the run Of sockeye salmon ia about
oysr there Il no change in the Ash market.
Wheat continues duh and inactive and prices
changed
ures. business moving quietly but steadily. Sugar
has taken another advance during the week. making
the third within the past twelve days. total In
crease Of toc per barrel
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baptist Churches.

Eugene Harris vM prsASs Al n "a. ard D "a
ffsnrn. Baptist church-Re J cairn. hosa,
sersiees ever S0pdsf at BFB~ banaax strs4es,
A. n a. m. sua - y "a
First BaFfts' Fplffh Rev fogi. Z
Bcwsr1nar. pastor Services. n M = IA sud
rs p m Res , ~ Hrs~n. q oresou chg o.
wiH rsrsCh morning saa evening Music h. frnla
egarrrt,e
Norwssian- Danssh- Services every aaneay q, n
e.. snd y p m Rev J A "a yokrsen q
Tsccua. rrcsshes srsrT tih-s sanzay Al ~
ander.taas ths ansslaee are cordially insited
Msrkrs Street Baptist church Corner rwsu.,
foursh sossth sne Aaia street Rev . a
wetsz. n. n. ps-tar,
s~raisa -Fffth snt Ohs. ssr,s. n,
Andres su4stg. psstae. trss1euas ~ Oiif. .sv...
ssanaas Nrv4tsst e. % - o o. snf ~ =, $50.
sshssl "a m gHars Yeqrsss payer messlas 4,
q
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COULDN'T FOOL THIS ST. LouIsAN.
Knew n Steamboat When He Saw
One. Even ~ IL Had No Hinges.

One of the Oceanic's agents tells the
following about ST. Louis man who
got into New York the day after the
maiden arrival OF the great liner After
gazing at the liner from the pier the st.
Louisan said to the man at the gang
plank:
Purity good-sized steamboat"
shes a liner-ocean liner" was the
lofty rcrly.
"Shes purity high up. Amt she7'
Ocean liners have to he. But when
she is under way she doesn't look
high"
Her chimneys ain't very high, though"
you mean her funnels--no. they never
make them high for liners"
Hinges on 'em?'
Never heard OF hinges on n funnel
'How does she set undes the brdge?''
what bridge7''
why, any bridge. Steamboats, out ou-
way have hinges on their chimneys. and
when they come 10 the bridges over the
river they lower the chimneys and she
scoots under like she was CREASED"
The man at the gangplank observed the
st. Louis man with lofty indifference.
she amt got any wheeihouse on her
sides. nor none 81 her stern" remarked
the 81. Louis man. after he had made
further inspection
Liners have propeiiers." said the man
at the gangplank. and his nose turned
up visibly
We'll, I'll bet she can't run. II takes
two wheels. and n how like an arrow
head. and a scant hold 20 give steam
boat speed. sonny. and don't you forget
H. IL this steamboat was to get into
the Mississippi she'd go hard aground
firat clip
Il have told YOU this 4. no, n steam
boat
shuckH. don't yon gimme that saw
a peter 81 her IN ono Of our neWkpa.
pers before ] left home. and The prlnti,.
under u said steamboat DO Won thirlx
a 81 Louis editor don't know stean-
boat when he sees onep You're not onto
your JOB yet"--Chicago Tribune
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Consolidated Gas Company we're heavy during the
latter part Of the week and will be reflected IN next
SATURDAYS statement
Considerable cash viii be disbursed this week on
account a the refunding OF the extended per cent
roxernmeut bonds which will go a long way toward
replacing the gold lost by export
New York Imports and Exports.
Exports Of gold and silver from this port 20 all
countries for the aggregate S5l355 silver bars
and coin and ss.Tss 20 sold.
The imports Of specie were s2l.35s gold and ISIS
silver. .
valued at S.sT.Si.
q % q
THE WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Portland Or. Aug B 1900
Fair: probably warmer
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRi-
CULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. Aug p 1900
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Tho secsly t~nk s'assmsni shows TIE following
ehsnzes.
SigfFins Rssetyss Decreased NsS0
lt2nS Increased "a kr s13
specis Decreased = to8am
lfgsi Tenders hacssa sra sc
iifuests Increased A flsaa
tlfruiasidFi lRsfsasst SCI
The bark uaw hotd so 81 csc In esr.xk 81 "A. -.
asiirmeufs ~ TIC S rcr cent rulc
The Tips1rscr sass
fta-tcllN esety change n .hc thcutas = ~
NfF Npfk ~rfs ran - irscai % sod extuarts he
iqss "a rssh aEsFosatfd - 81 40 q uhirh are,.1.s
Si&.W pas spects aad sos legGl feeders IL
tannqt - sAid taat 'hs shfsakssc & s. * se Ia ihs
s9F}~ trsffvp eesgrsrouaA vish cihef lhaaxns n
thf ssaifesai fae ca1irtgien shalia haze ben
oafsi9ffat'f iaiger phrn ths hssfy asc-saas n
rasa 'aseihtf Nith ths deefease 4 s. asi ~ he, de
tasn. veich tesssHea reserve rranirf,arrts Ia th~
eNea} y N-N GO Il taken ia8n eursa3ssatter "A
in'ffAee H ioaps urtrr nasmal cenalfirTss ). Ean.
etaf afrunfastfa ~ an Increase 10 dr1,lsifs n
disfsFarrl iH 'hF two feus s. sffriesisf 70 nrsr.
n1os tHcerat Go fss BRITISH sxean.usr Lean N
othT wnr'is ne s33 with3ra~n fr-- ne hsrkt f.r
ekisnst h4s hash s1ftfed ca the tness A. f.srs
ftrtfHTe the s9gc1e ocat5ncttau prevented an ~.
rrtssc an fsFaiis shiga sonli. hare frs1ilfr4 M
RE lrsns erer nafr ev r-eaas q ahrcKt s1 50 -
tfr1as 90 arfnsits EAST fha ssattrsa+ mssita b,,s
sftatGv fevek.rd .orfssetioa 8u haart MAJ ID -
kesn t7f fhf SEED sith-lravs far rsaegs d We
ftfesira SafariaF That deposits * tash In ro-rt-
uau slih fahsarrttsrs se he hsr sio-ks q fhe
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r.ENcER WANT ~
AGENCIES.


Ths ros' Is'siiiK~nost has ssssNiishsi hssnfA 4 v
nHsH " . m esfh dAy ~ rates ehsssss = -
tfareA sErrrifs The - ne Fa~t frs..@r
FfursF hnsinras cfifs fssa sae anlf VII - ~.
y frsneh sxsgssss Following tbs list a ssssS'
Sorke Hsrrington'~ arns ssssss
second avenue md Ffks.
broadway Pharmacy, =. E. vtshsss
broadway and James.
H.ntsn MN Pharmacy, Mssisss
street snd Flf.eenth ayenas.
walia walla Pharmacy. Twsrsys
nrst aed East Jefferson.
nross's Pharmacy, corner Sssies
and broadway.
sbfrti~n'. Drug store, TwesVs
third avenue south aud Jseksos.
sehmits' Drug store. ios2 Hswdh
corner Boren.
North s~aftI. Pharmacy. nstssU
and First avenue.
A. v. Guys Pharmacy. Denny VIZ
and Fifth avenue north.
y. u. CostINan's Pharmacy. 0aess
Anne avenue nna Roy street.
BALLARD.
Preston's Pharmacy. ballard sve>
nue..
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, Lane
street sna Ewins avenue.
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PURCHASING PRICES.


The following prices are being offered 10 the pro-
euesr By ths local dealers for delivery in round ots
o. the dock and In the car AZ Seattle:
0rsin-~O.ts. s2t@1t 80; barley. S6 wheat. chicken
iced. SO; trsn, so: shorts sii
Ia. Puget sound ssas; Eastern Washington tim
othy. 81: sHslfs, - per ton
kfgs Strictly fresh ranch, r1e2c.
writer Fresh rsneh. lbpisc: creamery. mffclc
PoultFy-Liss chickens iIai7c; live turkeys. lie;
fnfkeys, In geese. i0r; durts i0diac per To-
Ifve stoehr Choice beef cattle. cows. sia5sc.
steers. tsstc: choice sheep. tc; good hogs, live sc:
nnss dressed, 7ci calves dressed. large. &c: small
ssc calves. live large. Sc small. r.
Hides. p>ifs and wool--Hcssv sound sslted steers.
nsr 20 b.. ec. medium. sound. per H. Tc; light
sound under = lbs 7e: cows. sound, all weishts
Hi starr. bulls and osen. b.. ssited kps fc;
calves per h. r. green hides, ic Less than saited
CRY hides. par ib. I2c: dry cuiis. onsthird lees
gtnmsr deer, Per ID. BRs0s, winter deer. dry 28d
&c: pspev deer f1r1oc; dry rlh. sSinc. green rik
sAsc; shop pclts. Hrasi %; sheariinss, Bfsoc I:
Esstern Washington wool. afiir, Western wsshing
ton wool lie: dirty timber burned. iaaiic I;
taIiou. 2etaic.
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The Butier.
OUGHT TO CTR ms HEAD OFF.
Frsternsi Advice Turkeys suItan
Cave the Prince of Wales

When former saiian % Turkey was
On a visit 20 England hc vas entsrtalpe3
BY the Prince 81 Wales "a manner be-
lttlng his rank one day the sultan and
the prince we're driving. when the latter
pointed out the borne % The Duke Z
Westminster. laying that &c vas the ahid-
lnE place q his richest subject
How rich is hef Inquired the Eastern
potentate. with interest
"oh. enorm1uSiy wealthy, beyond all
calculation" returned the prince,
DO you mean 70 tell me that ne is
richer than you are, and yet your sub
jecte" was the next question from the
visitor.
Richer than { am" laughed Englanf's
future king. Indeed be is--ten. possibly
twenty times richer
Then why don't you cut Of hls head -
mnrmured the foreign ruler, as he settled
back n his seat
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MARINE NEWS.

DUTCH HARBOR-Arrived. Aug IL. bk Rufus
+, Wood from Oyster harbor In port, sh Jabex
Howes, u. 8 str Wheeling H. N. 3, Pheasant.
PORT TowNsEND-Arved. Aug. IS. biz Theo
bald from Nome
HONOLULU Aug. 9. sh Marion Chilcott,
for Port Townsend.
BRISBANE Sailed. Aug II, Br str wsrimoo.
for Vancouver
for Seattle
QuEENsTowN-Arrived. Aug. 49, Br sh Samari-
tan. from Oregon
HONOLuLU-Arrived Aug T. Br BIZ Killory.
from Liverpool Aug :, Br biz Dunreggan, from
London; Aug. .. Nor str Thyra. from Yokohama
PORT LUDLOw-Anived. Aug II, schr Ethel
Zane Capt. Holstrom. TO load for San Pedro; schr
Maria r. Smith Capt. Nielsen. 10 load for Oak
land
BRISBANE-Antved. Aug. H. str Miowera, from
Vancouver. via Honolulu. for Sydnedy.
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Put Mntchc. Am rIow.- -

The great foe to potted planta 4 a.
little white worm thar feeds upos W
roots and even bores up into the s,er- y
plants. To get rid Of the pest the sir.s-s
plan Is to stick matches. heads 6ov. \.
TO the soil and In short time the ~s,s..
VIII disappear. The PHOSPHORUS vnlx
does the work Is beneficial 10 ira rsss.
besides being disagreeahle 20 the No.
Carholic acid may be used instead ~,
about five drops OF carbolic acid 10 ! -
Of water and sprinkle on the earth d ~
flower pots.
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General ouosst,o,,.

NEW YORK. Aug b. Flour Receipts =, 266 bar
reis, exports. ssis barrels Market. weak. Winter
straights - sSrs S.
.wheas Receipts. SIS bushels; exports, sss
Bushels spot weak; No, red, Tssc. e. o. b.. Tssc
Elevator, Options ruled weak most Of the forenoon
In response to heavy ldudation and attacks By bear
traders, inspired by lower cables aud small ship
merts from the country; closed weak. al ialsc net
decline September closed rae December Tglc
wool-Duii. steady Pacific roast 1899 iaal3c.
Coffee-Optons closed l0ai5 points net loss Sales
Ism bags, including September i.t5c October
7,ssc: December. d5.i' soo Spot Rio, weak
sugar Raw. steady, fair refining iAc centrifugal
y test, W., Refined steady; graduated. 6ioc; cut
leaf, o Soc.
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butter Ranch, iedise up fancy dairy In squares.
iAanr Washington crrsmertes. lib and lib prints
s1assr; Eastern creamery. ,SSNc
Cheese Native Washington lksisc. Eastern n
d fxSs, haif.stip ehee<e sefsr
Esss strie'iy fresh ranch, HAs,si Eastern. iss
i&
csge honey California comb. iassise: strained.
fisatc
Poultry Live chtcsens iaslsc; live tnrh,y, Id.
dressed twfssys. iA8iAci decks stas per dos geese
lA
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fieuf- Dun winter patents s. Tos3 20; s,raiehts
Nias3,9. eissfs, Aaa0. sfsang specials 81 saa
10, patsnts y saas strsights Ssa4 10, bakers
s. aais 20
Whrai No ted. iska7IBe
Corn No g sic No seliow We
Oats No 2 1y No, white stS2Rc No
white, Aaaefsc
bsfiss Coed f-edlns stayie. fais to choice nalt.
iag uest&
tlasseed No l. nr. No, J Northwestern. SIS
siNs
Time,hy Seed Prime s. eaSJ IS
Mess Fuk-fer hatrsi 81 a4Il IS
Iara Per ~ pounds $ ses g.,
Short Uits sides hose s. ns5osB
Shoulders nss ssi,sd bowed 6saslc
shot sides Clear boxed s. tNas %.
Whissy haAs ~ hirh wines NSs
ffeser gnnnaet gfads, 3 e-.s
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


Hre.a.tuWs.
San fkANCisco. Aug H-Whest-firm on
CAL sna Gun on spot market
Barley-futnfes. strong. spot narey easy
os,s-suons
SPOT quotstions were:
frg si0smi.Gy
Baney-Feed. 7staisc; brewing soas5c
oss-Good 10 choice white NHtal 70; COCO 20
choics gray, N.iesl-D; good to choice red Nizfa
La.
HeceiPts'
r.ou'' qaaue, sscks' n.eS oreeon, 1sa0oi Nnest'
ofe' estsy cehtsis A,.si', ua.s es't.s'
plssOn, ~ Deans saeks ~, psta,oes
ISIS; hay, tons. si wool. bales. III: Oregon, 81;
"''''' ''''' w.
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REAL ESTATE TRASsvnns.

The following deeds were fled fos sscu4 = -
county auditors Office yesterday: Ell !.
John ". Hun ct us. 10 Maggie X Nc3uG - \
bock Z. Nslla Waiia add, 81, no.
e :. Gresnleaf to chasie. Neisoa. ~ = v4G
swi sec :. IT, 70 n. 5 y. 81.
u. u. fyowinsp IT w. and Mary G. kuQ1l4 ~
husband 10 Isaac Liifis. fractional lot 8 Blot =
y MNnardA add. $4,000
patid ttley a M. e. 4. NJ. Young. int 4. -
a. Ballard iafk add. S.
Rank ~ Hiitisi Columbia 10 Ho,pu J. -
lots 8, Q. :, =. and TO- bieet Is, Northern - y
Charles :. las q ux TO Frank Crsnk ~
and Z block q; Iot 7. block ;. Maple Leaf - =
Green Lake. SiU9
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS..


CHICAGO. Ava N.-Caitis- Becespt M Nsaa
es.aiHAilT ueaaf NsffsHs-ffnfa ~ saiuss steers
g. taasf nosF 60 fnesieas 81 sstS n s-ieesel fes,f-
- tAts a nssel fotteTs. - Aa1 ~. ecps & es|8
= Aritefs Nst = rsnaer~ s. ms. = hiiiN. s. 70
- q csifts 81 SAH fA fHxart- esf ssrers a IA
), sssss eesss g. ,sEt e tstlis 81 N<&a IS
Nega Nsre'Vts tdsv lsaa brad Aas8iaf q sc
fstinAtfA i9if arri. ae5a aeaetslf 81 loser Ten
s. e wIfd tat Hvi hsss. - css 3 soSi e cae4ag
hestY stf rcfEt hrssg s. 'Sf4 q hsht So
"a hsit rf .aiss ~ aNs8 %
Shesp ReFc,gsN. fse hs~f SAesn ava lsnrhs
sissay. Coed en- cheese wVfhefs 81 lsss y fatr ta
csei,s rsard - Nt4 81 Wsttefu therr. tssl =
Tssss sAesp. MS eatfs ianhs. s. oss ~ Wet
trn issli-s. s. ieafs %,
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LIVERPOOL AZ q Wheat Fuiu-rs sai.,
Sftssuster 3 iii3 iirFrutVf g. a.
N0Ep rgtorgs. noaioai srr'eEsner, s. iisdi octo-
BE- as lh4 November y ilsl
N1ose Nheal-SNs ssst ~ ref Weston win
ter Is .d Ne 3 Narthefu srrtrE O, "a ~ i ctii-
taguia. G. ss..i6s ta
Crr srot. aIn AweEleaa mixcd. lss. A.; "a
Is 10
t1cuf--St LSais tarcy wsnisr. ARA: g.
AsYe-At Lee4Oa. Pas4ss eeasi. ssszSy. &C. lSsA
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements under $50
heading In classified coisnnss
lie "a word each ias~rtsost NIL.
fmum charge, 25e. siassisee
advertisements ranning sns
moDsh without change of cepys
100 per line tsev~n wssss
count In iiac). on thsss
m.ntb.' order. st.as per liss
per monthi ON sir months -"
der. st-xo per line per ssossns
on yearly order. - per nns
per month.
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Electric rs .ator. 70. Hyar.uIie.

II may - asserted that electrical ele-
further uaia Is ohtalna,ie by operation
IN conjunction with lighting work and
that the generating plant required i the
additional chst q a single generator unit;
also. that there Is a general advantage in
the combination 81 al services under ono
Character of POWER, finally. tina; the service
can % operated 10 outside supply with
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LICENSES TO WED.

Marriage licenses were issued yesserda, \ =.
county auditors Office for the following sss,>a,s.
Albert y. Nilsen tsSl and Betsy Doaalas m f.k
OF Tort Madison Samuel Price (iegal 49, 4 q
John u. johnson tssl and Alma i. Cur n
both Of this city; William II. Ravens nj - q
ella ]. Moran Isl, both Of this cfs: VS6s~
smith ta) aud bessie Atwood On. bciA Y ~
civ - n
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R.t;sry Stree, " 2 ehEseh-caszss Thhs ,r,
nns srt Batter street.
SorweEfan. psrisk NJ p rhzfcs- TERN .ss.s.
nsa na@eE stree. ID sent, Services Bsfs /. ~
sa1 : - 8 n s@-AsE aesocl. = Rsr G.
Bscss Tzst6r.
PRS n D. chursh FnFusF Talra and Nsrior
Ret y VI Rauas8 nsFf3s FFsrris NlsrrAy -.
ruse4 isnyrFaHes svaHsklis, will hsad gospel aset
lag a. ..
Afrrsa N. q. eAsss-ixD roarssez,a sr.zr.
sgysco u 4 n al ! .. - nsAAcD sAsfsr VII
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salvation Army.

Va hal!-Cofar- faEs stree, sd Thir1 ...ns.
Fsts Hil ses isrus 4srdreg Is cAatxr /. =
Ruse dnN u r.. baiiDsas rasssiss . N fan
ilY EsttsFiEs
Ne. 3 AAu~Ce1urr -scan4 ssszue sea.th eat Ys-i,-
- F,avis0 Bs1nhsTsf eeA Tseat 49, Il
tharxe. .. - sset asil. q a b. hal8ne4r $500
ins D "a. itutJ ssssenas. > n '-fsss .aa
car
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Ficrcest of All Snlaer.

There Is spider In the London xoe -
tained from somewhere in the 1884,
that is the fiercest beas. OF his Nina ~
ever spread out his legs in n mensrr.S 5
The ordinary spider has only -four le~,.
on side. This creature has 0vs ,s.-.
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Zion mectings-G A. r. hail. Collins block. Serv-
ices Sunday at 10 a. m. and 2sS p IN.
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7ODAY'S CHURCH SERVICES

Hereafter the Pcst-inteliirencsr WIN allow Owe
tines in formal church notices free Of charge For
every line over five there will be charge OF .
cents This rule win be strictly adhered 70.
Church notices must b In this Office not later
than $50 D. N. Friday.
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F1s, Czifsrssn chazch- ssssrth afsua. ma,
rniaa Rss ". n sszzonds. s=inisfsf TYr.. -.
lie After TArAttaH. sZnSay, September
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wsinu,s. per 10, sacks. iasi,cl Eastern black val
slsnsnd. fancy soft shell. lsc; sinonds. No 4 lac
peanuts. ess pine, ise hicknrv tecs eocaanuts p,r
Dor. va shsstnu's, ~ Italians. isc popcorn. &
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SYNOPSIS

Local Report Maximum temperature. 81 degrees
minimum. ST. mean. g. .D5 inch Of rain fell during
the las, tweuty-four hours Cloudy and threatening
N the morning. cleared Of in the evening; warmer
and pleasant; light westerly winds.
WILLIAM BELL,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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preach at both services. Class meeting. I p. m
Sunday school. ?. N.
South Seattle NJ r church-Rev. Dr. NJ NJ
Cutler. who recently returned from missionary work
in Korea will conduct the erenng services
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pr..byserian Churches.

Cumberland Presbyterian chureh-services morn
ing and evening.
Second Presby,erian-Rev. W. A. Major passsr
Ren,op chuseh.-Re. H. & Waller paster s.rv
ices At - ., IN. union Sunday school at II q M
welsh-seventh snd Olive street Rev
Owen Jones. pastor. Services at 10 ~ q. m. aud
p n.
Calvary Presbyterian churrh-Corner Twenty fourth
arrnue and King street. Res Donald Ross. pastor
Services II no. and 70 .. m,
United Presbyterian Corner % Sixth s.enu. ard
Seneca street Rev. y. I. Hayden viii preach Al
Il IS q 10. and D. m sunday school. 70 10 a m. .
" p s. c. =. .
Isks linton Presbyterian church Kiihourus ava.
nue. Fremont. Rev A. j. CARNEY pastor SER.
iees. II = N. and 20 .. m. sunda, school 10 a
n; Junior Endeatof. q n G. Y. 80 .. m
First Presbyterian Corner Fourth aveuns ana
aprins street Rev A. l. Hptehsson ~ u .,as
tor Services at II a and 70 D m S,anasy
school al u - . m: Christian Enaesvor at siL
stats fFes.
Westminster Pre-hvtsriAn church Rev Hugh Gu
christ, pastor Services morning Ansl c,enius
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German Harrison street aud TAYLOR avenue Rev.
August weinart, pastor SO Harrison street Ger
man preaching every Sunday at II q. m. and p.
m; y T.. s. c. 4. at p
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4. Church OF the soui-Odd Fellows han. corner
Second avenue and Seneca street Mrs. Fannie
Wellington will lecture. Spiritual messages at %
p. m.
Sesftie spiritnaiists' ACCOMPLISHMENTS Temple
corner Second avenue and Pike Mrs. Ada Foye.
pastor. Conference meeting p m. Lecture ard
tests hy pastor at .. m Public cordially invited
Seats free.
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FSrst Ch-irs- ehWfes- Eishfh svsnus So ~
,tfss, Hsv = y LAsssFfs'ss1. pastor ssrrtsaa.
~ = ~ md . ..
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ruE oorroN MARKET.


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Colored baptist mission.

The Colored Baptist-serviccs every Sunday al II
o'd,ck a. m and O'Clock y, in the Young
Satursiists' han. in the old university grornda%
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agents Pay money oniy 10 thsss and 70 -
dent agen's in the various cities and tern
Northwest