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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-03

Miller and Sands lands. Part Of these
lands have been leased to the Wells
Branch Coal Co. and are being mined.
JIM. Bshen, a B. & o. bridge carpen-
ter, while at work last Saturday on No.
so bridge. on the branch, fell from a
scaffOld TO the ground, distance OF
thirty-nine feet, striking his head on a
large rock. He was insensible for 4
time, but will recover.
Wolves are committing depredations
on the sheep in Nicholas county. Elev-
en- head were killed and number
manned on the nights of the 18th and
10Th insts., belonging to farmers OF Buff
fac and the Muddlety valley sections
Of that county.
On the eve OF the 2sth ult., near mouth
of Lick creek. Jim Tracy and some one
else attacked Ned Alvin with the intent
20 rob bin. Alvin refused to give up
his money and was badly mutllated with
rocks and then robbed. Tracy has been
arrested.
Robbers made a raid on Shepherds
town, few days ago, and secured sew
eral hundred dollars worth Of property.
Town Sergeant johnson was knocked
down, handkerchief thrust in his
mouth, and robbed OF S16O.
Saturday night Tom Watson, Of Yves
ton, attacked his brother-in-lnw, Henry
Riley, with a knife and inflicted very
severe wound just over the right eye.
Watson made good his escape and has
not baan heard of since.
Some time ago child of NJ. 81. NAL
Low, of Rowlesburg, died OF diptheria.
Last Monday a second child died OF the
same disease. and on Monday third
followed. A fourth child is sick Of the
same malady.
Emory Mathis, an employees at one
OF the oil wells in the Sistersville field,
was struck on the forehead by a tool
falling from a derrick, few days ago,
and killed. His home was at Parker,
Pa.
The Fairmont Normal students are
talking OF organizing a military COM
pany, there being in the neighborhood
OF fifty who have expressed a desire to
do so and uniform themselves.
It is reported that Mormon Elders are
getting in their work In Lincoln county.
Several families have been converted to
the tenets of Joseph Smith and have
gone TO Utah.
Pittsburg sportsmen have been at
Elizabeth, Writ county, the past week,
with the intention Of purchasing land
for a game reserve in that section.
A Newburg young lady has threat
ened to kill herself because her broth
er-in-law, whose wife has been dead but
a month, won't marry her In turn.
Parties said to be representing the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad Com
pany are buying and leasing coal lands
near Bruceton, in Preston county.
The Preston county grand jury was
out four days, and returned II indict-
ments, including nine for felony, one
being for murder.
J.P. Clifford, Sprigg Sands and I. NJ,
jackson have taken an option on $4,000
acres OF coal land, In Doddridge, at
SO. so per acre.
1t is said that the Camden Boom and
Lumber Company and the Rulings q
Welch Railroad Company, OF tucker
county, are TO consolidate.
Last Saturday evening Ed. Miller
had both legs cut of by caooose at
PIT. Pleasant, and died In an hour.
The new Scherr wooden mill building
at Keyser will oe S0y52 feet and three
stories high.
New Martlnsville votes on the license
question to-day (MOnday).
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-03

DR.. WooD's Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds quicker than other
remedy, because 1t combines the lung
healing quality Of the pine tree with
other valuable medicines. Sold by all
dealers on guarantee Of satisia ction
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-03
FINANCE AND TRADE


Money 4a5 Per Oent-Governments Firm
stocks Active and Strong-Wheat, Quiet.
Flour, Unchanged.
NEW YORK, April Mooney nominal
az 4a5 per cent; closing offered at per
cent. Prime mercantile pa per oaI per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at 4S0a4So.
GOvKRNdENTs-Firm.
Fours Register ed. ....................I l9
Four-and-a- half Registered. 10000. ssH
Pacific Skies OF '95.................AV o
SrArEs-Firm.
RAUROADs-Dull.
SroCKs-The stock market was active
and strong almost from start to hnlsn.
There were free purchases TO cover short
contracts, and the buying for the long &C
count was characterized by greater de-
gree of confidence than has prevailed for
some time This was attributed 10 the
fact that the April interest and dividend
disbursements are expected 70 restore ease
10 the money market in few days, and the
benefit OF railroad business will be en-
ormous for months 20 come on account
of the Worlds Fair. The April interest
psvments have also stimulated the inquiry
Tor investment stocks and bonds. The pro-
fessiouals generally take hopeful view OF
the situation and experienced little Difficult
tv in advancing prices to-day. The indus
trials, with q few specialties, led in the up
ward movement, while the coalers and
grangers were also well up. Buying was
stimulated by the increase Of &, 4OO,OCO In
the bank reserve, loss having been gener-
ally looked for. AT the close prices were
4 to 81 below the highest figures attained.
Sales $4,000 shares. Quotations closed
bid:
Atchison, "a; Adams Express, 155;
American Express, l07; Baltimore and
Ohio. so; Canada Pacific, sS1S; Central
Pacific, 27%; Chesapeake and Ohio. "A;
Chicago and Alton. 40; Chicago, BurliEg-
ton and Quincy, 97ls; Delaware and Hud-
son, 1871; Delaware, Lsckswanna and
Western. 1471<; Denver and Rio Grands
preferred 55SS; Erie, 22ll; do. preferred,
ISL; Fort Wayne. l52; Illinois Central
i0eit. Lake Shore. l29: Michigan Gen.
trai. 1O4; Missouri Pacific, SIS; Norfolk
and Western preferred, S2Sl: Northern Ps-
cifc IA; do preferred, 49,; Northwest
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wheeling Bridge and IsfmlnlI RaI
Time TABle 40. s. 10 take effect ~ OIL 4
sunday, November % w

Time TADie No. ,. 70 takc enrcs t-,SA
sunday, November % W
Leave whesllnx--'5.D. 1870
.9:3. $40. fi0.1 fii:aO a. m.
tS:Ol $3.50, s4.d5 q. - N;6 2. m.
Leave Psninsuls-to;4e, t5:f
49,, igBi flU.x9. fil:5f A. IA, giz.yI fi.54
t3.N, fS:H sfsfI. s5.53 t3.B p M.
Art,vs sartln's F-ffg-i3.53. 1904 on.
fS:i3 1851, 1851 40 IS, fH.8 tlt'Sl, Isyb
f3.I2. 43.gg. q N, 1901. f6:fZ
Leays TefmiDsi Jvaction-56;H, te;nz, W..
5000 si0.i2 NIB a M, I'D. f1.lI f10,
s5.I5. +5.2T, IS s.. - 70 30 ~ p. N. =
Leave Lsughlins ALl-fi;2k fil.b a
ti:iS. +k.f3 s5.1s .. m. ~,
Leave De lass CfossiDk-f4sZJ fusH
ti.Iy, IA 1913 p. M. -.
5000. sl0.4s 1ii.22 fl.2 ~ f<.A .
'DsIlJ ,DIiiy sIc.ps susssr i5u'aV
only. ,..,.
All trains will run on Eastern Time. C.21e
in tslszrsph ollse a. Wheeling IL the 3isD14f1
time. -. . .t.t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-03
PETROLEUM.

New York, April 1.-The petroleum
market was dull and slightly weaker
Pennsylvania, spot sales, none; May OPP
lions, sales, 10000 barrels; opening, 6sBc;
highest, 69c; lowest 6S11c; closed, 6o1Sc;
sales, 10000 barrels.
P1TTsBURG, PA, April 1.-The market
opened at 698c; highest, 69Hc; lowest,
6S56c; closed, 6S%c.
OIL CRY, PA, April MARKET opened
at 69c; highest, 6955c; lowest, 6S95c; clos
ed at 6S%c. Sales, $4,000 barrels; clear
ances. 2gO. 600 barrels.
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0gesTErnl nnttrf5.

NOTICE
TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
Now is the time 70 point your houses, rspair
your chimneys lay your psVemenn, DO your
csmeuting aud ali kinds Of iobbing In brick
work Any OF this WORK will be done promptly
and give Gatisfaction. Address,
J. T. JONES.
sl2 National Road.
Or nv Telephone No 67o jylleOdc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-03

FINN; PlttsburR, 1906 a N. daily, i2.fS p. M
.,ee,t sueday, $50 and % p m. daily.
washington Accommodation. 1850 g. a. daily
except sunday c,.e n eCrLL.
- - LAO defl Z
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-03
MILO RIVER RAILROAD co.

ON and after Monday. Dec is Passeng,f
Trains will run as follows 'Dai'J fDAlJ
Except Sunday. CenuA LING
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w p "a ~ RIoN.

For Pi,tsburg 6:iO aud Z ~ IN, snd $500 p
n. daily, and i.3Dp n. daily except sunday.
- Yor PlttsburF and tho East 900 p. m. daily.
Washington Accommodation BOD ?. NJ. e.
cert sunday.
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TRANs.OHTO DIVISION.

TRAkb.OHIO DIFIoIUN'
Fer Chicago 1875 and 1000 a. m 1913 p m
daily. aud 3:35 D no daily except sunday.
Cincinnati Express, $50 aud lO;VO a. NJ ana
Columbus Accommodates. s.a5p m, srosp'
Sunday "a.
81 Ciairsvilie Accommodation, 1000 10
and $50 p. m, except sunday -
AnEIVE.
Chicago Express. 1:i5 and $40 =. m. daily,
and 1905 y. m, except sunday, and o;5o p ~.
Cincinnati Express $50 a m. and 5;S 3 N.
uolumbu. Accom- modstlon. 1876 p. N. daily
except Sun Jay. ,..o. -
B:s5 D. m sIcept sunday.
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Castoria.

~Caseoria Is en- excellent msdicsne fe- chill
Sren. Mothers have repeatedly told me OF its
god eject upon their children"
d.. @. @. ossooD,
Lowell, AGss-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-03
The Metal Market.

Inc heihl utdTAoss
New York, April 1.--Pig iron, quiet;
American Sl2 75al5 80. Copper, steady
lake s1l IS. Lead, dull; domestic e. O21l.
Tin, straits go SIS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-03
~ Pennsyivan.s stations
[vlB0nnGgIVdnid L1gGt
EEf Trains Run By Central Time.


49, ovvrr--s Al PrrssyLyaprA 6TfTIoE n
r.Trr A. FOlT ~ ELFVyfru fI. NHEEtfte
Ar kcfr-rE HOusr. NnrsLisq, SHp ~ IT,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-03
What is

Csstora ia Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance 1t is harmless substitute
Cor Parcgoric Drops Soothing syrups, ana Castor OIL
IT is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty ycars use by
siions of Mothers CastOria destroys Worms and alays
feverishness CastOra prevents vomiting Sour Curds
curos Diarrhoea and Wind Collie. CastOvia relieves
teetbiug troubles, constipation and hatuiency
Castoria assmates the food, regulates tho stomach
and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep. Gas"
+o-ia I. the Chdrens Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-03

VNH KEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. on and after wedncs
day. June Lisp trains will run a. iolOws-
city tune.
Leave wheeling Leave Elm Grove.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-03

~CaEoria e the best remedy for children OF
which am acquainted Ihc7e the day ID lot
far distant when mothers VIII conader tie real
interest Of their children, and ne CsStoriA in
stead Of the variousquackn otruns which are
Gesroyins their loved ooes, BY forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtfnl
nSeuts down their throsts, thsreby sending
s1sa to premature graves"
DA J. r. KWCHZo1,
Conway, Ark.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-03

Money 4a5 Per Cent-Governments Firm.
stocks Active and Strong-Wheat, Quiet
Flour, Unchanged.
NEW YORK, April Mooney, nominal
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government, that either through reoI-
ganization OF the national bank
system or the re-cstablishmens Of state
banks OF Issue under such federal restric-
tions MS will make their notes as good as
those of national banks. the people OF all
sections OF the country shall be enabled TO
supply themselves with the banking facili-
ties enjoyed by other civilized nations"
A speedy reduction OF the tariff to a rev.
enue basis is confidently anticipated with
pleasure. The efforts of the administra-
ton to purge the pension roll of fraud is
commended, and the election OF United
States senators by popular vote de-
manded.
[John f.. Russell was born at Greenfield,
Mass, January 20, 1884. and Is farmer.
He was elected secretary Of the Massa-
chusetts state board of agriculture In 1880
and was five times reelected, serving until
he was chosen to represent the Tenth
Massachusetts, district in the Fiftieth con-
gress. Hehas q beautiful home at Leices-
fer, MasE, which he calls Paradise. ="
There is not suggestion of age in
his appearance or behavior, and he
seems 10 find perennial youth in his farm,
his pictures and his books. He has just
returned from Spain, and while there con-
tributed TO one of the New England pa
pers. He IL no relative OF Gov. Billy Rus
sell, who cannot run again because he IS
now serving his third term. 1t has been
known for months that John f. Russell
would be nominated, and Assistant secre-
tary Of State Josiah Quincy resigned two
weeks ago 10 take charge OF the CAM
paign.l
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RUSSELL AND REPEAL
Ticket and Platform OF the
Massachusetts, Democrats.
CAMERON TAkEs TO TASK.
Pennsyivsni. Eepubiiesns want Him to
Vets for KepeaI-Msryisnd DEM
eerats for Repeal

Bosros, SEPT. Z7.-John = Russell was
nominated for governor Dy the Demo
cratic convention today and James D.
Carroll for lieutenant governor. boin oy
reclamation. In his speech OF acceptance
Russell urred the necessity OF retaining
the votes secured from she Republicans at
the last election If the ticket was to be
elected. Others Of the ticket are; Secre-
tary Of state, ]. W. Mcdonald; attorney
general, G. S. Little: auditor. J. D. Wheel
wright.
The platform declares that the country
has confidence In Cleveland. and the presi-
dent and Secretary Carlisle are TO be COM
rnended upon their attitude toward repeal
OF the Sherman Law. The lower house OF
congress Is congratulated upon its speedy
action upon repeal. and the senate Is called
upon to offer no undue delay Of the peo-
pies will. The platform then runs thus;
I'VE demand. as the surest protection
against the issue Of fat money by the
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CAMERON CALLED DOWN.
PennsyIvanis Republicans Want Him to
Vote for Repeal.

READING, Pa, Sent 2T.--oyer /, 500 dele
gates attended the convention OF the Re-
publican clubs of Pennsylvania Henry
Muhlherg delivered an address in which
he arraigned the Democratic party as re-
sponsihle for the ills under which the
nation has fallen. President Robinson
said the Allentown Democratic couven-
tion Endorsed the administration. but Vice
President Stevenson was afraid to talk be.
cause he was greenbaeker.
Robinson was reelected president There
was a hot tight over resolution condemn
Senator Cameron's free silver speech, and
q substitute was adopted that the Repub-
liean clubs emphatieally commend TO their
representatives in congress tho ins;ruc-
tons contained in the state platform, and
request both senators to vote for repeal of
the Sherman act
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Tn. MARYLAND D.n.er.,..

BALTIMORE. Sept. 27.-At the Democratic
state convention today Marion DeKalb
Smith was unanimously nominated for
comptroller with great enthusiasm. The
platform declares adherence 60 the prin-
pies Of the Democratic party and COM
mends the wisdom aud patriotism of Gro.
yer Cleveland: sustalns the presidents
earnest purpose TO secure repeal of tho OBJ
jectionable sherman act. and advises the
repeal Of ali Federal election laws and re-
vision of the existing tariff
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aeIllas Along In Laxury.

When II comes 90 hsttestag around efeatinn
IN luxurious elegance neither the moguia Of by
gone Oriental history nor the rulers OF latter.
DAY nations belop. TO q series that can DO
elasssd In the same index with the travelling
pHhSia of the Northwest who pasronIss the
North Western lEBe. Accident es design ga the
part OF ptosidsnee hiss cas-, in cur way the
power If cutting swash Of luxurious elegance
when ridtag Between CaicagS aud the Twin
Cities aud over the beat pses OF reaahe~a be-
tween Chicago. Minneapolis and 81 Paut OVER
stastroAd system which II destined TO bury in
eaia ohliTsoa's shade ire most vcluptaousiv an.
pointed trains, PROFESSIONS aud psEeaats--s,a
Wheels. elephants horses or Pslsaqala s--:h.,
have heretofore bedsckea shs kale.aoscap
pages Of htAsorY.
A tsw OF tie CrsSrs had similar ambition.
sn4 buckets tuli Of dollars wsil. - had so,sr
al tAe conee-ee&eFea heroes " ho are yxp,,ssa "a
have made tse whole ogsSat weaser la .s,,n
DAYS whsa nssainesnes aud ssn.acus luxasy
wsrc the Eastern synoaynss ~ power Hat a..
rztEsty Eiempes 81 'ae 'Essrs grow sAAs:is
aud tae sensual riamos OF Kkstera paxaaats "a
10 IRE dsxEtns radiance ana elegant eavaso ~
the Pullman ana Wagner cars tAe train 81
the s.Ncrsn.M estera i4faltsa" hefweSp % 80
@sanespelis and - Paul and TIE eunsi su,sk
lag car Tor ire exclusive use a. tas slsera,
TAss ls clne tooa ca wA<els--snraishea We
plash severed EASY eaalrs. library. taetsits. tor
ls1ser Writing, wita AL ne Asssss popular 81 as.
trstsd peysesicAis aud daily pzPsFs. ane via I.
well sseexeSi easst Ia thix car the tFAss.er il.
rHaau IS ssmfsrtshss a. in tire ssnektng raosu q
the Faoss comfortable elaA 0as imgostnal
feature il that oaty regular fares are chassei ga
tats "Nassh- estsfa iAEslted aosu tKhssAnt a q
tss excellent service Il IL also she snly ia a
west % CAiesxo Ga AIRY lire carrying sasA
ecu psasat aEa Is tae Su,y gszsa Fl its ktaa ia
tae worts "a weleA sxtsx gMyss asx act charged
Ser TITS higa-eiAss sssvaes T. v. PseksF. Paxss
sans5 aEe@t. III Cassgy street. Seattle
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NOTICE Is HER BY GIVEN THAT SEALED
~ bias viz ne recetyed by NJ board of county
commissioners OF snotsOml ID county Wash tor
cae years supply u coal 90 he used Ia healing la
csnnsy courthouse and jail proposals TO stale
quality and price per foa a b cars al shohomish.
Bids viii De received Up 10 !. o'csocg IA Oct0oer
2. 1883 Z ne board reserves the righE 70 reject
any or al oiGA D. =. SWEhDfiGFh.
Clerk Of Board
sAahssaish. wash. sspssmsss IA, 1854
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Dr2rHs xyD rrsERAIs

KTDDELi.-Thsf funeral 81 Car fsBedsn wa take
place A. 10 sfcserx fk1s naorning fr8en as Aats
r<sA6eacs. 1882 Sey@sta street The f3serfEseas
w3f - "a LAKE. yfe~ eeraeserys FRIENDS are
cordially iny4tesl
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Aas NaftA<ya Fastse railroad hss laAagurated
ctateg csE service az sA&ss iecal trains hsk seen
ksAssie smd f0Fstxad RrpzGfast aaa fanea
sssSet 90 tsSiA sezstas Seattle tally asa
ssd sauea aea ssp1SF on ussa ASAstng gNgsi4aa
esssy A. Sszs . H.
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ksseessesf tAe sxr0rskaa "a Vgctersa "a san
sas, oSaseSsl fass o@sy tlse iOE tie roaaa
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost. Found,
For sale for Rent and situations Wanted will BE-
Inserted Mt the Of cent word each insertion
Payment always In advance No advertisements
received for less than Is ceat4
rOTTCE-Ths business offce Of the PosT-IN-
TrrII0EscEK Is open until IL p m Classified
sdverfis enents will be received up to this tIms.
Advertisements will be received az branch Offices
ef the Pasr IsTELLIeEscEE a.:
Thomas sammons. Manager
Port Townsend. .....-..........French a Springer
tn. following letters await advertisers at this
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CONNER BROS,
Telephone 2OS III West Yesler avenue.
N0S-wE HAVE on HAND A
la4NOo large assortment OF pisnos OF
standard makes in walnut. oak. mahogany and
ebonized cases An Inspection Of our stock Will
wen repay intending purchasers Call ON us or
write for catalogues, etc. Winter q Harper. Burke
block eos Second street.
VTAVT Cn OFFICES ARE IN THE
NlAtl W. New York block, rooms
513+514 ONCE hours from Q TO o.
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wAxrED-rsFoRx4rToM

a LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID
n sor any Information leading 70 the where's
bouts Of n p RasmussoH. who iefS ky kemish On
Jnsy q lie IS Aeon: - yszss OF age, hetgbs abouf
feet Euehss xesxht about ISIS ponnd-. Light
Complexion. smooth lace. light brown hair: has
deep scar forehead over rfght eye: wore brown
ssYI az clothes and soEt Black For further par
ticaiars address Z l. Kasnusson. skykcmlsh.
Ms
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
RcANA LODGE NO 81 r. AND A. NJ
~ stated meetings second and fourth Mondays
Of each month. L. l. MOORE, w. n
A. =. GIBBS, Sec
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I-og RExT-CHICEEN RANCH OF "a
IT acres 90 bearing frras frees. two hoGses o1e
Of rorrns ere Of rooms hard nnssns I'VE
blocks frora street car reat for al 81 per month
J. r D0nshae & Co. 61e Second
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IRoS WORKS.

CITY FORCE AND IHo woRKs-QUTCK
work, low prieeS Corner wess and Unives shy
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yTAETrD-A LADY Or GENTLEMAN
w With asous $50 or $500 coffee stnre k1d
bakery. Address BAKERY. fsst-insef lixsnser
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coUSrY NOTICES.

A kfHk r. J. coos now MAEFs SUITS
n oyercoAts and trousers Tue Gottstein building
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J,og tRENT-souARE sTEISwAy FIASo
Il Co six months or year: reasonable rent ;
Colonial block.
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III III sSse HKLP YOU our n 20 YoIr
SN9 AAfst We efFer yea ths sass agency
- - $50 ihAt - waited ~ every a0sns sn4
th1tssesAfse IA every nftcs scsnesAlnE TAI seg,s
AA@sAs ttses srzseses ssl3 raps.zsy eSua,s ire
FFtr~ th@1S@ Nat aax NaFsns are seFs.ss- y srf -
~v%L , "a eaa ssAxs ssSen $500 20 sTaa IN shre~
t....zeA 'ats.-1ae - =. afcF shlth atG aysag a
sfeaNfs tiA~fA4 feeosze Il properly aKsanss~ss -
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SEATTLE SHORTHAND
and Typewriting Institute, 3ll Occidental block
ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPASY-EN.
- gineers and contractors for bridges of every de-
scrption. wharf building. pliedriving, dredging
and steel shovel excavafing: plans and speciica
lions furnished on application; correspondence so
licited Office b2O-s23 static National hank
building seattle. Wash.
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gage Bank OF North Western America flimited) Of
London England. ioans money on improved city
and farm properties no delays: money always on
hand; correspondence solicited Harwood Nor
gan, Manager Office. room Halter block. Ad-
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ID. F. M'CONNAUGHEY,

THE PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION AND
i Improvement ompany will hold their annual
meeting OF stockholders ON the first Monday even
ng In October at 7:50 o'clock at Brerly's Office,
Yesler's dock. SAMUEL HoYT, President
I. A. DYER. Secretary.