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ont at first by Regan. Minnehan MT 10
/ left for three bases. McMillen was pre-
scented with a base on balls, Darrah
went to FIRST on q hit to Regan and Min
re53n was put ont by Regain. Bower
man steDDed up with TWO men on bases
and Knocked a home run over the LETT
fence Rinehar, was presented Win
q base ON balls. Shaw went 10 nrsO on
hit TO right. and Rinehart was thrown
ont at third. retiring the side
Ninth inning Dayis struck out so
aid Kane. Pritchard hit TO left for two
bases. Kerr made clean hit to centre
and Fritchard scored. Crotty adVanced
him TO second and went to hrst on
MYERS error, and Donovan flew out TO
Mcmillan. retiring the side after one
run had been scored.
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nrnS GOES TO LATI.

Chicago. June, PA few minutes
after eleven o'clock this morning. and
lust after all the deputy United States
marshals i'm Chicago had been sent out
TO hunt for him, Eugene Y. Debs en-
tered the Narshal's Office and gave him
self M. He explained that he went to
friends house yesterday afternoon,
and becoming i'll. was put 10 bed and
did not waken till morning. Except
q headache he was all right again., He
emphatically denied that he had been
drunk. He was taken TO jail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13

Tuesday last to Lorenzo Floyd
was injured last year and was las
for fourteen months with an i,|
foot, and had just started To- ~
when he had the same foot iri.
again and will probably have m 4
it amputated.
John Maule's COW has not been Fl.
yet.
Mr.. Eliza Criswell and family o.
Fifth ward, viii visit his San.
Youngstown, o.. on Saturday nav.
Bellaire Council No. IS. o. T. ~
Will hold their regular session to-r.
and will nominate officers for ta
suing term.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13
LIMA Y. FINDLAY.
5000 10 ID Reglster.

Lima. o.. June Lima Won the
third same from Findlay to-day by tho
fine work of Bridges in the box. Ramp,
the centre fielder, made several beaUu-
fuI clutches and four hits. The feature
of the game was Smiths work at short,
The score.
Fmdiay .........OOO2OO1OO-S Z
Lima ............01O1O31OO-6 u 3
summary Batteries, Bridges and
Rupert. Pastorious and Ganss; earned
runs. g and o; two base hits, Ramp;
bases on balls, of Pastorious4, OIL
Bridges .: struck out by Pastorious 3,
bv Bridges &; double plays, Barnes,
Temer, Whiteman; time, 2:40; umpire,
Castle
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AMrRICAN BELL DIVIDENDs.

Boston, June 12-The directors OF
the American Bell Telephone Company
declared a regular quarterly dividend
of 8 per cent. and an extra dividend OF
IL per cent, payable July 10, to stock
of record June %. The directors voted
to call a stockholders meeting June "a
to vote an increase of capital stock and
recommended that the stockholders
vote an increase Of $1,OOO,OOO capital
stock or 10000 shares.
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AnrArErR NOTES.

The Arnolds will cross bats with the
Williams Saturday on the Athletic
grounds. at Martins Ferry.
The c. w. Seabrights defeated the
HOMETOWN Growers, Sunday, by a
score Of 10 to ..
The Arnold ball club defeated the
Ralstons yesterday by a score Of to y
The b. Stubb Jrs would like to hear
from the Aaron Stars for game OF
ball Saturday morning, June 10.
The Mozarts Of the South Side Will
plav the Gallagher team Of Mounds
willie on the State Fair Grounds Satur-
day for $50 a side. The game promises
10 be O good one.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing OF Clubs
4 pITHCHFRS' RATTTF

Baltimore, Md. June 12.-To-day's
contest was a pitchers battle in which
Kilea came out on top. The ninth in
ming opened with the score tied. Es-
per sent Eillen to first on balls: Smith
and Stencil hunted safely and Dono-
van cleared the bases with a beautiful
drive 10 the right field fence. scoring
later ON Bierbauer's out to Brolie. At
-.,.- L----. = ..l SDnrn.
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Following are the entries at Grave
send for June 13.-First race, q mile
selling-Dia5lo 112, Derfargilla ITO,
Factoum 107, Prig 107, Long Brook
1O7. Dungannon 1O6, birmingham 100,
Arab 90. Philomena SO. Second race
IL miles, neutrality-suspicious. l2S, Our
lack 113. Song and Dance 10, Belde-
mere 106. Restraint 90, Miss Dixie.
Third race. Is mile-Requital 11S,
Handspring rs, Damsel rs, Peterman
los. Lavienta 1913, Argentina 1OS, Anna
IvIe 1913. Sebastian 1913. Fourth race,
81 mile. handicap-Sir Gallahad 1l6,
ADDlause 115. Luza 115, Connoisseur
ia. Lady Diamond 112, California 10,
kennel 1O6. Hawarden 102, Golden Gate
9S. Thyra 81. Fifth race, Is mile
Scroggan 40, Shakespeare 1O5, Heresy
105. Richfeld 100, Premier 100, Perseus
90. Happy Maid 90, Hernia 80. Sixth
race. TX miles. selling-Long Beach
ia. Todan 109, Tom SudmOre lO6, Mir
age 109. w. B. 1O9, Salonica 1OS, Geo.
Dixon lO2. Relief Imp. 81, Curious sc.
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GOT THE FTLL PENALTY

ITUI ITE 7 ID I'm \ IT =
Cleveland, O.. June mary Ria
meyer, a country girl about tive
years of age, who was charged So
having poisoned her babe with p
green. pleaded guilty to manslaue.
in the Criminal Court to-day and
given the extreme penalty OF the
twenty years in the penitenuary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13

Earned runs, Wheeling 3, twin CITY
.. home runs. Bowerman; three base
hits. Kane. Kerr; two base hits, Regain
Davis. Kane. Pritchard, Minnehan; sac
rifce hits. Davis, Donovan, Gallagher;
double plays. Shaw 10 Darrah to Ryn'
Darrah TO Ryn; stolen bases, Pritchard'
bases on balls. of Anderson .; hit by
BAN. Dr. Rcidy /. by Minnehan /. by
Anderson /: struck out, by Anderson l.
by Reidy i. by Minnehan Z; time, 200;
umpire, Miller.
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KENYON ". COLUMBUS.
SnsclaI Ln ~ Reeister.

Ecnton o.. June 12.-The home team
defeated the Columbus club easily to-
Gay. Conorer and Brodie were both nit
hard Attendance. 400. The score:
Columbus ......10O3O6O02- 10 8
kou,on ........1400O6430-1S TO 4
Batteries, Brodie and Outcalt, Con-
over and Douglass.
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RIG CLAss AT VASSAR.

Poughkeepsie, y. Y, June p
commencement exercises Of Va.
College took place this morning
100 young ladies, the largest class
graduated from the college, roccl
their diplomas.
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WANTED TO DIE.
David Cohen Jumps from the High Point
of the Brooklyn Bridge.

New York, June 12-David Cohen,
aged % years attempted suicide to-day
by jumping from the Brooklyn bridge
He struck the water feet foremost,
sank, and as he rose to the surface
struck out to swim, the plunge into the
cold water having caused him to
change his mind. He was picked IN
by ferryboat and given into custody.
He is apparently little the worse for
his leap, which was from nearly the
highest point in the span. Cohen is a
tailor and a native Of Hungary.
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EnR FREE SILVER

Carey, o., June 12.-At the De
cratic Senatorial convention of
Thirty-frst district, comprising
counties of Seneca, Wyandotte
Crawford, to-day, resolutions
adopted declaring for the free coin
of silver.
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The River.

Pittsburg, June 12.-River 3 feet 6
inches and falling; weather cloudy and
warm.
Morgantown. w. Va, June 12.-The
river is 6 feet and stationary. Weather,
clear and warm.
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BRIDGEPORT V. STEUBENVILLE.


SteuonUue, Ohio, June 12.-The
Bridgeport lO) base ball team was de-
fcated here to-day by the Huntsman
club bv a score Of u to o. Batteries.
Huntsmau. Hobson and Brooke. Bridge
port c. Davis, +. Davis and Bysinger.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her astoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castori
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FLORIDA WANTS CUBA
senator Call Believes that Whe,
Comes, Nothing Can Prevent Am--i
Joining the Cuban Army.

senator Gail Believes that Xyr., -
Comes, Nothing Can Prevent Am--,
Joining the Cuban Army.
Washington, d. c.. June 12-w
asked to-day IS TO the characf.r 80.
hllibusterers who are reporra.
leaving the Florida coast for Cuba
the view OF participating in tha C.t
instruction, Senator Call. of r,-
said a majority OF them are %. c..
descent.
The sentiment in Florida ha
tinued, lis generally with the .r'
gents as / am satisfied f. FIN
country at large, and but for b. rrt
climate and the danger OF contract.
fever on the part of native America,
/ believe the Cuban army Would
this have teGn reinforced D. D..
drcd thousand men from This c.r-
The Senator said the admin .
could not. under existing Circm- ..
and in view Of cur treaty o1ul.tu
do less than make an effort t1 nr..
the flibustering expeditions 'o
should as he thought it ought
to recognize Cuban independents
was OF the opinion that Il would
more difficult in the fall. when Oh
viii be no danger on account of ST..
fever. TO keep American smypa41
out Of Cuba than at present
RECOGNIZE ITS SERIOUSNESS
Madrid. June 12.-Omcial dispa
received here announce that the Lus
gents have appeared in the central p
vince Of Cuba in a region known
Camaguey
The Senate has adopted a bill
authorize the government to raise
case Of need, a loan Of 100000,
pcsOtas on account OF the island
Cuba. The Minister of War. Gene
Azecarraga, is active occupied in
ganizing reiuforccments and TO
thousand men viii be ready to start
Cuba in August Ten thousand
idcrs Will leave next week.
The government has decided on CD
gctic action at all costs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13


New York, June 12.-The Supreme
Lodge Of Knights of Honor is in ses-
sion here to-day. Daniel F. Winnings,
of Indiana. was appointed a member
of the Committee of Correction in place
of w T. Robinson, Of Pennsylvania.
The delegates will be entertained at a
banquet at the Hotel Savoy tonight.
The new ritual of the order will be eX-
emplifed at a session Of the Supreme
Lodge tomorrow evening.
WILL KEEP ENGAGEMENT NO. !.
Cleveland. O., June 12.-Word comes
from Columbus tonight to the effct
thai Governor Mckinley has decided
that he cannot accept the invitation to
sneak at the Republican League con-
yention. He had promised to talk at
the Kansas Chatauqua on the same day
and will keep that appointment.
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STRAW MATING RUes-e. MENDEL & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13

June, for the month of roses and we'd
dings, has been very quiet in Wheel
ing. OF course there are quite a num-
Der of marriages reported on the tapis,
but so far very few of them have ma
terialized.
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cltnefeIter Again I'm jail.

Frank cIlnefeTter. the horse thief. was
stroIling along Washington street at lZl2
yesterday. when he was picked up ana
taken 10 the police station. where a
charge Of horse stealing was hooked
against him By Officers Williams ana
Griffith who made the arrest. Last week
cltnefeltsr was discharged from custody
on motion OF Deputy Prosecuting Attor-
nsy Morris for the reason that he was
considered 20 be mentally irresponsible.
on Sunday night he stole horse from
Hank Stewart. OF the Pacific market.
The horse has since been recovered at
Kent, where IL was taken by Clinefeiter.
when CiinefeIter was placed In a cell
nj the police station yesterday he began
TO mutter and TO talk incobereutly. IT
was thought al the police station that he
WAS shaunrufug
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definite SHAPE. Al a meeting Of the con-
yentlou committee few days ago II de-
Tsiopea that about go delegates are tx
pecte4 from different paris OF the state.
The most difficult problem seems TO DC
that or finance. The finance committee
reported that something over 800 OF the
$50 necessary 10 be raised has already
been paid in by the sDdeAvorers OF this
city. and that many business men nave
sigulfed r1eiF intention 70 contribute, In
view OF the advantage OF bringing so
many people into the city 10 spend
weeks time and considerable money. One
OF the plans OF the committee is 20 get
out a neat and attractive souvenir pro-
gramme. handsomely printed and Illus
trated with cuts of prominent national
and state workers ia the movement, to-
ssather with history OF the growth OF
Christian Epdeavor and items or interest
10 the delegates Tomorrow evening Ihe
proceeds Of a basket ball game between
the St Marks and Plymouth teams az
the Y. NJ. c. A. viii be devoted 10 me
convention fund. and other means viii be
adopted for raising the required amount
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PROPOSALS WA$TED-Seaied oids w. 10
be received a. the office OF the 49,
tary OF state IT. Olympia NasaitEtvff
until u O'Clock m. on the 2ist day y
May 1895. for furnishing all paper e. -
binding materials 10 ~ used ~ the -
lie printing for the year ending @ulss
81 fsfsi Price must he fnr paper So
materials delivered at the state prr5aaLI
ing house in Olympia. Washington. 70 -
lowing is an estimate 81 the aIno ss.,
that will ne required during the sss.
greater or iess quantity ~ any tifnst =
may he desired, ,sx
Paper-ess1 rea ms writing "a reaus 80 q
err 100 reamE book. Is reams cofsf. =
reayns linen: Glf-a envelopes.
Binding Nafcriais-2.fs GO pounds aoaa =
80 pounds glue. - pounds t1Tssn, "a
pounds fwiue. 3 reans marble Tdprif. n
sheets card mld8les. 5 packs Eoi1aa =
pieces book cloth. > pieces head pSns.. -
dozen law sheep. ~ feet Goa hi4s ~ - -
bufs1n9s. : dozen heshers. and reAA
book-Iining paper. :. Il
All paper and materials are 10 m
the best quality. and samples must - -
company Bids. All samples are ~ ~ss
plainly marked and num--fred te - 80
spond with respective items 81 me -
The successful bidders viii - resa~ssx
20 give bonds for the faithful Afti pFg1sss1E
performance OF. their contrast. Inc
10 reject any and all bids j. reserFea- ~
Plainly mark all bis Ffa5'osa.s -
paper. or Proposals for pindisiS lsne~.o
ials," as the ease may be- ana @.ass
them Hon. j. II. Price, S.cfe'S
State. olympia. Washlngto'l- 1T
Dated al olympia. Nashins on; Aprh =.
state Pfint@<
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A night without rest. with evil fearful
and weakening dreams. The terrible feel
ing OF dread lest something Is going to
hapr,eu. and the dawn OF DAY bringing no
rest 80 mind or body IL is nervous dehil-
fty in the worst form. These are only 4
few of It's symptoms Weak vital force.
loss Of manly power, poor memory. merry
hack and many other drains upon the
sexual and vital forces follow. In this
condition electricity Ia 3 positive. certain
cure when applied by "Dr. Sanden's Elec-
tric Bsli D"
send for the hook. Three Glasses of
Men" with diagnosis 81 the above Symp-
fora4 ard letters from hundreds of Coast
people who testify 20 the wonderful
cures performed hy Dr Ssndens Electric
Belt BY mail. sealed. free.
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COZ NTY NOTICES.

COUNTY TREASURER NOTICE.
on and after the 5th day OF April
1895. the treasurer Of King county,
Washington, viii pay. on presenta.
tion. all outstanding warrants drsNa
on the county fund OF said county
rant No. q, 20 dated July H. lSa- Alse
all outstanding warrants drawn npca
the road and bridge fund. prior 20 asa
including warrant NO. ss1a. hearing az
Of July II. 1891. also all outstanding VAT
rants drawn upon the soldiers relief una
prior 10 and including warrant OF treAss
uTer's number tS1. bearing date OF feS
ruary II. 1895.
No interest will 10 paid on said war
rants after April s. fSSs5.
j. w MAPLE. County Treasurer
Per u. r. FalbIen Deputy.
Seattle Wash. March -. 1885.
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Ts.ss FaUSesst1tfs tnr TIE s-ate rcn-
NraHaa ~ CarsliAu En,tessN Ryers IN ~
heaa 10 Seattle May SD asAs &rs t&&iag
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LOST.

Pup four months old leather s,rax,
around his neck Finder BY returning
same wiN receive liberal reward 81
T1tri street.
I.fFST-Nl1 the party who picked Up my
silk umbrella watch | lsft Standing at
me Cherry STREET entrance 70 Bailey
building Tuesday evening. please leave
ere same az ~ Bailey building. ard
ocssSe Ii X LoyetE
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

MOTTO E-The CO. partnership heretofore
existing between l. 4 Dyer and +, r
CaiOe under Jhc uaTEse Of l. 4 Dyer 4
Co is herehv dissolved ~ mutual con-
sent. l. a Dyer retiring. All accoun -
vii BE- settled by =. r Ca4ne, success
soE- Sig8e4.
/ 4. DYER
+ y. GAME
DATED Seattle. April -. 1Ss5
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RIIgTTI~
NJ NRttG AGES.

CpLr-In Seattle. SUNDAY Mar-h 81. ISs5
20 Nj. ani AIS. \. 4. cox. a daughter
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Advertisers desiring display advertise
r-rerfs rhanxed for THE Sunday issue = lls1
hard "a copy ~ / O'Clock SATURDAY 70 n
rOST -rN-ELLTGESCER CO
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NOTICE OF SALE OF DELINQUENT
shares of stock-office OF the West Sc
at.le Land & Improvement Company,
Seattle. Wash. March II, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
of a resolution OF the board OF trustees
OF said company duly held This day certain
shares of the capital stock OF said company
hereafter described. or so much thereon as
may be necessary 10 satisfy a certain as
sesernent OF 81 per share duly levied there
on by said board of trustees at it's meet
ing held February ID. 1885. will be sold ar
public auction 10 the highest bidder for
postofhce in the city OF Seattle at the
hour OF II O'Clock a. m. on Saturday. the
18Th day OF April. A ID. 1895
The following IS particular deScrtn.tor
Of the shares Of stock ordered 10 be sofa
together with the names OF the resrecfgva
shareholders and the amount OF the ra
spectfye assessments levied on their
said shares OF stock:
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Advertisements under the head 81 Lest.
rourF Fer sale For Rent and sltEatao7s
warress Will be inserted at t1e rate o.
eey.s a word each Insertion Payment al
ways IN advance. No advertisements e
ceiyed for less than = cents
gOTTrF-The business ofzce OF TIE
rost-Fut.fgsxercer is open sEtl i .. II:
Sunday hours a. III 90 . IA Cast
fee Advertisements VIII be received I'D 10
this tine.
The following letters awaR advertisers
a. this Office:
A i 2. @ X
A g l. 2. Gae r.
A NJ. l. h
F. r.. l.. l. l.
House. W. :
II. c .. A
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AGENTS WANTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

W A%TED-Tnformstin or the present
whereabouts Of Henry Carlisle Of s.
ClairSvtlle o. who wss last heard Of IN
Seattle four years age by his mother
Address Robert Carlisle. Glencoe. q.
Reward
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Notice Is further given mat all OF said
stockholders have made default in the
pavment of their said assessments upon
their said shares OF stock. after due no.
tice had been given to each OF them as
required by law and the bylaws OF said
company. and that said sale will be made
at the time and place above specified at
public auction 70 the highest bidder, and
that at such sale the person who shall
pay the assessment due as above stated
together with the pro rata expense OF ad-
veTtising and OF sale for the smallest
number OF shares. or portion OF a share
of each OF said delinquent stockholders
shall be deemed the highest bidder.
II. G. STRIVE.
JAMES Fl. WATSON. Vice President
Secretary
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waSTEn-To rent furnished house OF
ahssszT seven rco-zx- close IN Aa1Fsss
l. Observation-Disclosures.
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wANTED-Two girls: must understand
dining room and chamber work. Ad-
dress A. r Dipman, Hotel Dlpman.
Shelton, Wash
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nF AT1I~ AND FUNERALS.

STR ATsDON-In Seattle Tuesday. Aprf
e. fSA al Fourteenth aud Madison
~reys Ms Mar T.. PoweN Stratsoo
A..Ia
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS

SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
Engineers and contractors: bridge build
ing. dredging. hsrtor improvements and
a. Bank building.
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WANTED-A neat capable girl for gener-
al housework: none other need apply.
Call between 10 a. m. and l p. m. today,
100 Tenth street. corner Spring.
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wANTEp-Competeu nurse for small
child: best OF references required. Call
at 80 Harvard street
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MORSE SMfTH-Ia Seattle. Tuesday
ApTu e lS5. a. ifotcl Dugsr. ~ Res
john = Damon. 1@Heola \ Morse Ansi
Mise Jane Smith. bcsA 81 oak Har-
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HELP wANTED--FEMALE.

WANTED-A girl for general house work.
Mrs. s. @ Hill. Dyer avenue, north OF
Oak street. Broadway line.
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MASSAGE.

MRS. META. electro magnetic. freasrnav.
Tor rheumatism corns and bunionS cur
81. ~ Front. room L
LEGITIMATE MASSAGE treatment: al
conoi ana steam sulphur baths: face
and body massage a specially Ma
Christie. room u. sIi Second street
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EANTED-Those desiring male help can
get IL at the city mission free Of cost.
ee4 Commercial street Telephone lol7.
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FORTY HOURS personal instructions for
$50. Wilson's Modern Business College.
Library building.
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wANTED-Students for evening classes
81 per month. Acme Business College,
Seattle National Bank building.
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wANTED-A member of the A o. Il. W.
out Of employ menf can learn OF a STEADY
position in Portland that viii pay him
from So 70 $40 per month on the invest
rnenf OF SslO cash investigate this. Ad-
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Ing Portland or.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-03
ATTORNEYS.

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-03

FULL UPPER AND LOWER set of
teeth, SIS single plates. S: extracting,
80 cents. all kinds Of filing. crowns,
etc at reasona BILE prices. DR. Putnam
room 40l Washington block. over Stew
art & Holmes drug store
PIANOS TO RENT-Wiater Harper
Burke building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-03
EMPLOYMENT wANTED--MALE.
HELP wANTED--MALE.

wANTED-District agents in all parts
Washington for the New Franklin. the
best ana cheapest standard typewriter
Coast Agency Co. Portland, Or.