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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-29
GRATEFUl-COMFORTlNG.
.Epps's Cocoa
BR EAkEAST,

Oh EANF 40 I.
"By thorough knowledg- of the natural laws
which gov, TN the operations Of digestion and
nutrition. and by Il careful application Of the
ha, provided our breakfast tables with a deli
catey Favored bev' rage which may save US
many heavy doctors bills. II is by the judicious
use of such articles Of diet that a constitution
may be gradually built up until strong enough
10 resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds
OF subtle maladies are floating around us ready
to attack wherever there is a weak point We
II ay escape manv fatal shaft by keeping our
selves well fortified with pure blood md prop
erlv nourished frame. - (iUI .7Uice gazette.
daGe simply with oiling water or milk SOLD
only in haf-pound tins. 10y Grocers, labeled thus:
lAM[e [ppS R m HoMGoPATHIc nEMIsTs,
Jdhlo Ii Jul London, England.
selldSTu, Th&gs
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NOTICE TO coNTRA cToRs-sF.rEn PIP

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-SE PRO
~ posals will be received by the board OF county
commissioners of fhuFSton county. WASHINGTON at
the office Of the county auditor in Olympia Wash
lngton. until O'Clock p. of Thursday. February
lS, 1891, for furnishing all materials and erecting
the new court house for Thurston county Wash
ington. inclusive of hreproofing, plumbing heat
ing. and for the entire completion of the building in
accordance with the plans, specifications and de-
tail drawings prepared By w. 4. Richie. architect
copies of which viii he on file and may he seen on
and after Monday, January 20, 1881, ar the archi-
teet's office al rooms IS, SO and co. Union block
Seattle. Washington, and at Manns building on
Washington street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, in Olympia. Washington Each proposal
must be accompanied by certified check on some
local bank in the sum of FIVE thousand dollars
fS5 900 0o made payable 70 the order Of the treas
urer of Thurston county. Washington as a cuaran-
tee OF good faith the part OF the said bidder TIE
check of the successful bidder be retained until
the said bidder shall have executed the formal con-
tract prepared by the architect and furnished
bonds required by law 10 the failure of which
the said fve thousand dollars IS 900 00l shall De
forfeited to the said ThurstoEf county without re-
course and for lquidated damages for such failure
on the part of the said bidder. No proposal MI ne
considered unless accompanied by such certified
check properly endorsed. The board of county
commissioners reserve the right 10 reject any and
all bids.
BY oroer of the board of county commissioners of
Thurston county Washington.
JOHN p. TWEED.
County Auditor and Ex-Otlicio Clerk OF the BOARD
Of County Commissioners. ThurStoI4 County
Washington.
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NOTICE. ro ooNrRAcroRs.

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS = McCLAIRE
~ street grade.-Sealed bids will be received By
.ne pnasrsgnea secretary OF tne board o. public
February Il. 1891, at II O'Clock noon, fer the
grading Of and construction Of sidewalks on both
sides OF McCiaire street, from Iester avenue to
Eaton street, III accordance with the plans and
specifications therefor file in my office.
Zach bid IS TO be accompanied by certified check
payable to the order of the city comptroller for
sum not less than per cent. OF the amount bid,
and no Did shall be considered unless accompanied
by such checks. The board of public works
serves Inc right TO reject any and all bids dec
Secretary Board of Public Works
First publication January 30. 1891.
NOTICE TO coNTRACToRs : TWELFTH
~ street grade.-Sealed bids will be received by
the undersigned. secretary of the board OF public
February IA, 1891, at IL o'clock noon, for the
grading of and construction OF sidewalks on both
pot street IN accordance with the plans and specif
cations therefor now on file in my office Each bid
Is TO ne accompanied by certified check payable
10 the order OF the city comptroller for not
less than per cent of the amount bid, and no bid
shall be considered unless accompanied by such
checks The board of public works reserves the
Wv. D. HoLBRooK.
Secretary Board of Puolic Works.
First publication January 80, 1891
PROPOSALS wANTED-sEALED PRoPos-
L ais viii be received by the Board of Trustees
of the Eastern Washington Hospital for the In
sane at Medical Lake until February Il. 1891, for
plans and specifications on file at the office OF
Huber. Hough & Trumbull. room 60 Granite block.
Spokane Falls, at the Office of the secretary of
the Board, at Medical Lake Separate bids will be
received for
One 3O-horse power boiler. placed IN position.
For 1000 feet of 6-inch pipe guaranteed TO
stand pressure of $50 pounds to the square inch
and also all necessary connections, delivered on
the ground
For trenching and laying the same
For reservoir IS feet by 90 feet by 10 feet.
For frame house for pumping station.
For DfiCk house for pumping station.
Bids Will also be received for the entire work.
y good and sufficient bond will be required for
the completion of all contracts.
The trustees reserve the right 10 reject any and
all bids.
Bids to be sent 10 Secretary of Board of Trustees
OF Eastern Washil gton Hospital for the Insane.
Medical Lake. Washington. and marked sealed
proposals for water plant,
D. +. PERCINAI
WILSON LOCkHART. Trustees
CHARLES McDOUALL,b
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LOST.


II OST-BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND PTTP. a.
IL months DID, collar with spring lock: weight
about ninety-fve pounds; so reward viii be I,ajl
for return 20 Terence O'Brien. corner Ninth and
King.
YELLOW SETTER DOG, NAMED CAP "a
w Schuinanns name-plate on collar: suitable
reward paid for his return 10 0l5 Madison sire,
job Z. Lyon
7 oST OR STOI.EN-s20 REWARD FOB RI.
II turn TO room 81. Starr-Boyd block of white
fox terrier which strayed or stolen from cor
neT of Second and Madison last week. owner leox
ing town will pay above reward ii returned before
February 3.
COO REWAND-LOST OR STOLEN FROM
.D-O British bark samoa white rovboat solara
s'ern. name painted on stern Is feet long. fiadar
or anyone knowing the whereabouts viii ha ra
warded by addressing BalfoGr, Guthrie & Co IA
coma.
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Advertisements under the heads Of Lost. Found
For sale For Rent and Situations Wanted win be
inserted AZ the rate of cent word each insertion.
Payment always in advance No advertisement
received for less than % cents
SOTICE.-1he business Office of the PosT-IS-
7gIfIGFScER is open until II D. m. Classified
advertisements will be received up 10 this hour.
The following letters await advertisers at this
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GOTERNNENr L4yD.

WANTED-lO0 MN To LOCATE or HOME
w steasts pFe-emptions timber Claims rs,i,.
entshments, unSurveyed and newly surveyed
lands; all Information free satisfaction r,arnt,si
or no pay, We are the oldest and most rs3Ishsa
cruisers ana sSflnaferS on Puget Seund. w. 41s.s
have car list some fme coal h.ssr-- /. ,.,i 49,
yeass 4 Co. gcc1s IL Scheaermau
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u Personal.

-
MISS KATIE N. BREES. OF NEW YORK
VI city, VIII be IN Seattle short time win :
fine display OF moonstone jsweiry from Niagar@
Falls. the goods VIII bs on exhibition and F,,r "a
in the Rengstorh block, room TO- 7O9 second street.
also az the Seattle Book ; tore Company HipckIev
DERS0NAL - JAMES DONALDSON or
Il Black Bear. Siskiyou county Cal send ,,r1.,
azores % Ine p@gIey mousse, Grants Pass. Oregon
AIRS. a II. STEWART. NAGNrTTSr
room T. 'e'
MARRIAGE BUREAU. BOT UNION STRpF1r
vi seattle, Wash Confidential send 10 canrss
for circular S'"'s
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FoR -sIscELL4sEoUs.

ron Sale TSCELL4SEOTs
L'oR SALE AND WANTED EcoN d D HA NJ,
ami PIKE.
I,Og sALF-coNE IN oITT or TIE RAIN
L and see the great snaps IN several pianos htsls
used, from sl3S up; organs from SsS ups aasS S
terms liberal + hrisaianer. sli Third street
I,oR SALE MORTGAGE on GOOD TIMBER
il claim Address t. r.. Post laseiligeucef.
IroR SAT.E-yFw FURNITURE OF sEvEN-
IL room house. and house for rent 10 ri7ht par
ties SO Pike street. corner Fiffh
L,oR sALE-BABy BUGGY FOR So. COsT
SIS; good as new. caii al l2s hsae s'rse-
Tor sALEaT BARGAIN, THREE
Il rooms newly furnished. for light Housekeeping
Apply rooin IL Avon house, Front street.
LOB sALE-s35O. $50 CHICKENS, DUCKS,
Tsseksepi.- acres land under alton. three
quarters Strawberries. house ami ontonilaine
800 per year. zine lot in Fremont: s25 cash, SIv
per month First-ciaSs meat market. coins gcoa
business; or viii exchange for city properly. .
Morse Co. 205 Marion.
TOR sALE-THE FIXTURES OF A LUNCH
counter for sale cheap: three months lease Az
qsiire corner Third and Main
L,OR SAIE-FJRNITCRE. AND HOUSE FOR
Il rent. az .00a Eleventh street. between MANSON
and spring call early
EoR sALE-FURNTTURE AND LEASE OF
Il the elegant clearinghouse 6lo Third street,
apply at house.
L,oR sALE-NEwLY FURNISHED HOUSE
Il of eight rooms. 1914 Fourth street Refer
ence required Call between and 4 P. M
LyoR sALE-sUPERioR NEW WEBER
n piano st greatly reduced price. Room iue
washington block
L,oR sALE-30aoe NAMES IN NORTH DA-
IL kota. in South Dakota and in Minnesota for use
of advertisers: price, 81 per 600 names. or 80
for entire list. b. Pew, Aberdeen : d.
L'oR sALE-s5o CASH BUYs FINE PAIR
Il grade Morgan 2-year-oid colts. Cali al l29 Lin
coin street.
EoR sALE-A GOOD INVESTMENT; Fur
Il niture for sale; S225: 7-room house; $50 PEE
month rent; now rented furnished for SOS: net
gain OF $50 per month on $225 invested Wash
ington Territory Investment company
L,oR saLE-HoRsES: WILL EXCHANGE
Il for real estate. James Swezea, 1907 Wash
ington street
LoR sALE-NEw FURNITURE OF FOUR
Il room fat; q bargain: close In rent cheap O.
B., Post-Inteiligencer.
LYoR SALE-i PAIR WORK HORSES: l
4 mare with foai cheap H. j. Hull & Co.. LOIS
Front street
EoR sALE-coNTRAcToR's NoTIcE-LoT
Il OF jacks rope, pulleys, blocks, etc. at l.403
Front street
TOR SALE-FINE MAPLE ox-YOKES;
cheap. bigger & Going, Olympia Wash
TOR SALE-EsTABLIsREp BUSINESSES OF
Il al kinds. w. 4. Hail. room IL Halter block
TOR sALE-NEw AND SECONDHAND
engines, boilers and machinery. Moran Bros
TOR sALE-cHEAP: 10 OXEN. WELL
Il broken. with Jokes and logging outfit Apply
ID h. Baxter's stock yards corner south Fourth
and Yesler avenue.
Tor sALE-FIRE-PRooP SAFE, CHEAP
IL For terms Address ", care Posr-IntelLgen-
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CARRAHER & MEACHAM

Rooms &c and as Olympic Block.
Corner YeIer Avenue and Commercial Street
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

SOCIETY NOTICE.
A TTTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS MEMBERS
N Of Seattle Division. No. /, u. r. X. of r..
hereby requested 10 meet at Pythian hall, corner
Front and Marion streets on SUNDAY, February /,
1891. at IL o'clock G. m. sharp
J. G. HAINES. Sir Kf Captain.
FRANK s. BRgEsE, Sir KIT Recorder.
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N. ". cAaHAHnE. GKo +. MEAcHAs.
Crisp SnapS!!'

,< sos 600 l-iI bay an improved lot 6o-l2o
feet on Third street. This property rents
for $500 per month.
n Front street. within business center.
q 80 500 win secure fine prospective bush
= ness lot on Jackson street.
= sID0o0-FiHe fractional lot on Washing
ton, near second
= si7.G0o-l2o feet square with three fine
- buildings. on Columbia street
Se 600 for a desirable lot on Eighth street.
2 s3600-slght1y lot Lombard street
= S3lOO-cboice property on Dexter street
~ tG60O0-q0xe0 feet on Main street.
81 TOO -S0x5 Zg feet Madison street.
- 11 81 -G0x12 20 feet in Ponffss' add
sII00-90x120 feet in Qneen Anne Town.
y - SS50--50xl20 feet on south Fourteenth
= street.
Block between Fourth and Fifth on King
- street. This is one OF the best maBafac-
- q turing sites in the city
= Lot on south Third street, partially I'M
- proved.
Corner lot on Pike street
- 5000 per acre for 100 acres joining unIver-
e $3.50 per acre for 100 acres Mercer
= island.
= s325 per acre for 40 acres near electric
- railway.
81 50 per acre 40 acres near Kirkland
&c $40 per ncre, 50 acres on Belt line.
= 40 per acre 100 acres in Por Orchard.
- Ffve-acre tracts near city speciality.
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FDUcArIoN4L.

nj 10 tHEAEs BOARDING 4~n ~
w school for girls viii re-dpsn Is,,,s-S pay
A .sl.Is.s teacher> special primary class bei,
isS ami - - - niilenee February J. For parties,
biz street Seattle 1850 N4eats oAZ Soium-
SSHooL OF PRACTICAL. CIyIT 1grcIT
in, ,Stsa.n5, Engineering surveying Draneht
sa,al, 1Ie Ass2yiug and Nav5safiof TO-
Ssn sSIsheisco, Cal Established is5;4 49, 49,
- = AILLkS, President send for cirrulsr A.
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AssAYERs md CHEuTsrs

~ L. BOGARDUS. FORMERLY clIEMlsq
". for the i. & o. r. r.. also practical asssfs4
and chemist in Chicago; mines examined. asssF]
ing ard chemical work Of all kinds done; classes q
assaying. Room Terry building corner tniH1
mercial and Washington streets. Seattle. Wash
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HELP WANrED-MALE.

WANTED-A GOOD HOTEL MANAGER
w who can take stock IN a hotel company or
icsse and furnish the Hotel \ nacortes" For tnll
particulars enquire AT seattle Nationa. bank.
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PRINTERS.

PRINTERS
pAtlFIC PRINTING AND t,rrpT1-,,T~-,-
= company, ITO Madison stret ss.a,Ii m ~
Class printing at iow rates - ee''H"' hrst-
)s..l - * q PlPP-s1U IRE.-LAF'IMpR pITfif,
lns leb and commercial vsfr , - ~ lib
eiai's Oh 0iack plaeaFd, cards and hanger spe
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NAH. AND STAGE LINE IRON 49, :
Va titv q shelton and kaWil,hie. ahi,1 - ~
turn. connections made with tssis itsr
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PROFESSIONAL NuRsE.

IRIS L. MILLER, PROFESSIONAL NURSE,
4l lsS21 Third street, door r, room 50.
I AIDES PRIVATE HOSPITAL~-AccOMsol
- datlons for ladies at 2,l22 seventh street
Mrs. \. ". Defoe. Seattle.
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ICE CREAM. CONFECyrTONEpy r,-r,-
sl, rasnas : zee cream. all havors alwavs on rand
i. 49, pIYhpty 20 ali parts Of the city. Metz
ns,.s "a a. al BaFoFs one quart SO cents fhrea
ksnts 80 cents two quarts 81 or 81 mo- eiIla
aoL-e-nlsas candsS made fresh daiIy. 49, s.s.
street ~ iASH3S :, sl3 laird
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JOT1INGs ABOUT TOWN

Herr Paderew.ki tho pianist. arrived yesterday on
the steamer Spree
More,sn rrewn Of London T. At the BIevoort House
Tho Chinese who were arrested smoking
opium were discharged yesterday IN the Court Of
Special Sessions.
odslp CO.. BANKER Of 80 brasdwsy BY means "
bogus checkh was held At tho Tombs Court yesterday
In 5000 bail for examination on saturday
Eighth avennc, Was arrested yesterday charged with
permitting children under 10 years TO enter his place
h. young A e.
IN pending the m
quest.
Michael Lennon. aged b. Of High Bridge was arrested
s e Weston aAy .I y%' RI. dannd a.t
dsmifed ne com plnnt against Lennon and Recorder
as Judge Of the Court OF Common Pleas BY. CHIEF
Judge pIy n that eSIIt ysseay He Cill hold soaEt
was sworn In and hled his bond also.
An unknown boy. who was stealing ride on q n. Y.
All r. freight train. drawn by engine ltd fell be.
street Inst night and Was crushed by brake rod. lie
died on his way to Roosevelt Hospital.
Judge MeAdsm has granted an absolute divorce to
ChoPpin from sherbnrne o. Gh9ppln. Judgment OF ab,
ssas re s on wax st
"The Rapid Transit Problem" is to BE- the subject for
discussion At a dinner TOMORROW night at Morelo's
cue Aassssa.s 81 BY h ss.s4s
John sSss Henry q frou and others Mr. H0w
Tho White Star steamer Teutonic made the excellent
rouEhwsathsI time Of day: and "a minutes ON the
sy shs her @ on an S;s
1s HS 'S sIs
and Joseph fowdery,
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Tho Weather.

Tho two storms drawn together yesterday the
one from the northwest travelling rapidly eastward,
forming centre OF considerable proportions the
upper lake regions the entire moving toward the
northeast over Canada. There was also created =
cyclonc area OF but slight intensity OF the coast OF
Virginia. which WAS also drawn into the main centre.
The rain area was confined to tho lake regions, tho
middle Atlantic and New England States. and snow In
Minnesota and South Dakota. Warmer and foggy
weather prevailed along the coast with brisk to high
winds blowing on shore from tho southeast. West OF
the Allegheny Mountains 1t colder, the cold wave
being central the Northwest States. spreading
steadily eastward At Helena 1t was 30 above zero 100
above at Cheyenne ths freezing limo reaching far
south as New Mexico and Oklahoma. and east to tho
lake regions. To-day. tomorrow. and Saturday II
promises to be colder In the middle Atlantic and New
England States.
Rain fell during the morning and early afternoon in
this city with considerable fog Clearing weather set
in by 2:3o p. ~ Total RAINFALL 40 Of inch; average
humidity. S3 per cent highest ofical temperature.
82': lowest, 647; wind changed from southeast 70
northwest; average velocity, 10 miles an hour
The Thermometer in Perrys pharmacy In TIE suH
building yesterday ten
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RELMENsNrDER MORPHINE MAD.
Held Prisoner mt Bellevue on y Charge of
Attempting Suicide.


Held Prisoner mt Bellevue ON y Charge of
Attempting Suicide.
Two or three weeks ago man giving his
name as George Reimensnyder came to Leg
gets Hotel. IS Park row. and took room.
He told Manager Storm he WIS a lawyer. and
that he often wrote for the newspapers. He
seemed very nervous and would go away. no
one knew where. for two or three days at q
time.
As he became better acquainted he told
Manager Storm that he was addicted to the
morphine habit, and often begged for money
to buy the drug. Last week he did not pay
for his room. He picked up little money by
writing an article charging the nurses at the
Presbyterian Hospital with cruelty. He had
lett this institution buta short time before he
.h XesterdPy altSFnoen porter heard some ne
faSins lIks "a. iuInatS, ana holding his bisedIng
mg. you set sse eUssa
replied Relmensnyder flercely.
The porter hurried. down stairs and told
Storm sent for a doctor. who gave Reimen.
tsaE s ssSS asspsi e sn
At the hospital. after, his wound was
begged for or stimuiant Of some sort. H G live
me some morphine. or will de-" he said.
You don't know what agony am. suffering.
would rather be bound to wild horses and
ferred to Bellevue Hospital later. where he
was put In the "chge." to await trial for at
tempted suicide
Whether tho unsatlsfied desire for morphine
made him insane, or whether he cut himself as
ruse to get the desired stimulant, is Ques-
ton. He says he did not know what he was
doing. but Manager Storm thinks 1t was only
ruse. Reimensnyder. came from Lancaster.
Pa. He is "a years old.
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DESoUycrNG BEN BU11EREoRTH.
Chicago Catholics Dispieased Over His Re-
marks About the Pope.

CHICAGO Nov 1.-THE Columbus Club IL now
demanding the dismissal Of Secretary Butter
worth from the executive department Of the
Worlds Fair because OF his speech at the
Standard Club one week ago btr. Butter
worth was asked to respond to toast. He
was entertaining.a as he always is. and described
his recent trip through Europe. After allud-
ing to England. France. and Germany. no
turned to Italy. and said that the country was
in measure. he said. to the large standing
army. But 1t was not tho army alone that Mr..
Butterworth held responsible. This il what
What the Church leaves the army takes. II
I owned Italy I'd hold an auction and Invite all
America, and I'd sell 10000 cruciflx es and 10:
600 Madonpas.. and 1000 churches, and I'd
establish schools In their stead. The power Of
the weak old man;I1 speak It as reverently as
BY the weak old man" the Catholics
say that Mr. Butterworth meant the Pope.
1t Is owing to this allusion that the Catholics
are indignant They. think that the attack
was entirely uncalled for and unjusti6able.
1t showed narrow mindedness and bad taste.
and that the man who made II should ut once
be removed from any connection with such q
cosmopolitan undertaking as the Worlds
Columbian Exposition.
Meetings are being held BY Catholics in all
parts Of tho city to denounce Mr.. Butterworth
FOR his utterancN. and it is thought the storm
will result In his dropping out OF the executive
chair. which he has held for the past year.