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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-05-11

BASE BALL.-1he Liberty Settle.
ment Club played a game with the
Covington Club last Sunday after
noon. Five innings were played,
and the score stood CovingtOn 81,
Liberty Settlement Z. We under
stand there will he another game
between the same clubs tomorrow
afternoon
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-05-11

Mr. G. FL. Cause, Parish Asses
sor, was in Covington last Monday,
attending Court, and paid us .
pleasant visit. He informs Us the
work Of making the assessment
roll for this year is progressing.
Notices Of deaths, marriages, the
presence Of visitors in your neigh
5orLood, etc.. should appear in tue
columns OF your local newspaper.
and will be published il they are
duly and timely reported, no.
later than Wednesday evening.
The new Town Jail is completed,
and reflects great credit on the
builders, Messrs. Barelli and kim
BILE. Marshal Dulion is now pre-
pared to furnish comfortable lOdg-
ings for his summer guests, at the
usual rates. only S. 90 aud costs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-05-11

Sunny Brook SCHOOL, Miss Cora
Clark, teacher, opened last Mon
day with forty-five scholars.
Secure the heighth of enjoyment
bya
Moonlight ride on the Bogue
u Falia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-27
IRISH WITCH BURNED.
A Woman Murdered BY Her
Husband ard Neighbors.
AFTER HORRIBLE TORTURE.
super~tsfson@ Peasants. Believing -sck
Mrs. lgeary Bes~ttchess. Apply lire
10 ExpeI the Evil spirit

Waterford Ireland. xzrch a rnos'
extraordinary case O. murder 2FaslaS
fr~s-n superstition zas Inquired trio to-
szv - sns special co0rt 81 f5onrnet- >
niles freza here. Ter perzeus Sere ar
rz8gre& before fhe court c1sFge1 am
rrasrssex9ng Nrs. cIeary. The prisoner
Included fhs murdered ssFn4H'z s-ss.sstsi}l
Rad father.
The ssf4snre Showed STAT sae Eas saf-
fsrsnz from nervousness ard nToEezlls5
Ard her husband. believing her 70 sae av-
wIsrnee3 obtained \ coaco~tEon ffozs a
herbIss Of the neigh e0rnoos- Hal4e f4s
esaer praNoners net2 the Qffaffsss.sie 70
mar ga bed. - foFees tte coaeocfi9il
doxn her throat. After sh3s tie SUFFERING
woman uzE nel6 over a tsg ard dre&ai 81
Is burned uatu she declared that sis = as
net CGeAryE Eise.
This torsare AS repeated 90 me tor
Eowlnx day. after zhAeh C3eaFy snoeEea
her doxn. stripped 81 her clothing,
poured aaFafsas over her BODY. sa~n
figate4 s.. and tie wory4au was @uFneG 90
death is tn presence Of Fix male aEld TAO
female relatives. C1eary deciaTes3 nat ne
was not burning nas xlfe, bat that BE %ss
burning a ~iicsa ard tAzf sse would ass-
Appear u the cs8.nnsy. Ths ngst@ao cot
leeled the cnaFnesd remains and aAFssG
them. TIE pr1@osgeTs. wno Nere retnazaelsa.
narrowly escape4 lyucfEtng. ard had 20 he
removed % jail under the escort @
strong fsgCe % conStab8Es-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-27

A German Physician said 10 Have Pro-
uounc.d the " usIIld Mortal.

A German Physician said 10 Have FRO
nounced the Wound Mortal.
New York. March 81 speotas % the
Press from Washington city says -
private cabiegram from Tokyo received
hy a member 81 tAe japanese legation
mere IL ness Of worldwide interest. a.
eordlng 10 fAls dispatch. which cones
from the highest officials In Japan,
German p4yslcaAa. who - a president Of
the university Of Tokyo and an expert
OF high standing. MAS sent yasi sTfiay al
the personal Request u TIE mlksdo 70 ex-
anime IL Hung CbAng's wound. After
thorough examination q his distinguish
81 patient. the physician reported conf
dentially 20 the mik2do that Ii Hung
Chang must die. The wound is IN the
face. and the bullet. which the surge ~
had not succeeded In extracting. is Ep-
rarentiy beyond reach. Moreover. Ia
Hung Caasw IL nearly - ye>.s o. age.
ard although 3 giant physically. -
years are against him TIE dispatch which
conveys this Information is a private and
confidential one but its trlstwoF' Illness
f. not doubted By IS recipient.
salrnonoseki. March E-The coniftson
% Is Hung Chang Is favorable II Is re-
ported tina, he has now consented 70 the
extraction OF the buiies In hS face. his
only fear was lack 81 cleanliness on
the part Of his physicians ia using old In
s:raments.
St Petersburg. March .s-Ii Is stated
on good authority that tn addition 70 the
indemnify which viii be guaranteed BY
The provisional occupation OF fhe Chinese
territory already occupied by- the Japan
csc. IL Hung Chang r. authorized 20 csd@
to japan the f4ooehoe Islands which lie
50 the south q Japan, the MailroSsrna
group. 80 tire eastward az FoTzn0Sa. the
islands q EAsan and BAhuyan. which lie
70 sh~ nortbwans1 % she Philippines. and
Tae island Of ForFncsz. lusfrT4c lions have
been gtyen 20 Il Hang Chang. ordering
bin 20 oppose any demand Tor the ce@aioa
% territory in the IeeaofonE peninsula.
As q last resort be may Suggest she con
version Of the peninsula iuto a buffer
stass between Korea ard China. IN CON
sheraton that e b. placed under the pro-
fectson ~ Russia France an4 England
Tientsin. March @E-Ths authorities here
have Oh tally notified the consgis OF thelr
Intention 70 block the Pelho river ga the
appearance - Jaranesa warships
Rome March s-ii j. officially stated
that France. Great Britain. Russia ard
Italy viii require the insertion OF clause
IL the treaty % she peace bet weep China
ara Japan provt8ing for the opening ~
the principal ChInese ports 10 European
commerce.
Isonaon. March So special from
Uongkong says that tho plague has brok-
o. out - kowloon IA virIlspt form
Washington City. March - The De
troit has arris ed AZ Cheuulpo. Korea. and
the Charleston. al Chefoo. Chiqa-
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How the wni>ky rs-e~t "a l,,,,.,-,s

NV TT ~ 10y ! - - - -
trt-sso. Mania ~ TsNtsv.S sfs- es.-.s
ef yho eNt rAoetfaarH snaErHses. af $3.50
" htskN iru~t caster are t,0vsna.t -r1t-se
waAs su5te a. ssar,3sae as anSth.aS -sas
haS he~vtefare bexn aeveicpei hy tes axe
aas IaattaH 80 3he Books Aue p&pe~s- Thr
taSpee tcfS ars~.sntet s. ere rVorEs .-s-
et,n committee nave, s. ~a> Said 2sscFV-
sre} ghAi u~arsF tsss "a MAS pad eS raii-
res4.fS rrfsaraa4ts faF tnr heaeGt - the
trast pax Hat err aaliAC at IL alTeate -
among fee eFc-tit stems ea 'ae fs'oAs IRE
ss3orrv wss p8sd oa reaate ea Shtpogsa. s.
aaA tee nsen 49, vv-eteca r. 4. IS ALLEGED.
Wer~ asaenx tAs h1saeS! otsgtAts - ere
tFtasf nnlA tAe c.ltises rf tac ~torK acre
allowed So ioak a4lt io lts suEgrrtN rs ass
preserved SO ~ ngs.stntst ts sae ressvga1 me-
gat4aa committee a. s.s asef1laE fa NeW
YORK aa3 pa are cenaitfre te he uses
"a . h&z4s Tor ia 1-s~Fe &ctaSa II
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condensed DISPATCHES.

Attorney General Oinev has decided shat
the prinfinE % fae-ssm!les OF foreign
stamps - a violation - the act % lssL
which inasbstK the counterfeltsng o. for
elEn obligations o. securities
Thomas r Reed Wsll make 10 speeches
this spring unless al extra session of-c1n-
s,reEs calls hgrn 70 Washington Cliy. tie
all remain 10 Portland. Me-, until sum-
his family.
Solomon y. Bell died at Cufhbert, Ga.
Monday He aas a eiassmate Of @sTsT-
son Davis al West Point. ard was first
mate or fae steamship Bran9yElae a ic n
took Lafayette 10 France. He was s.
years q age
The city q Chicago has Won rsp}svin
suit brought oy an anarchist club for red
fs4&s CnnhsEated some years ago. Rn%n
the anarchists were active. The jury
found the seizure fustibah3e, as the flags
has heen carried n a procession In del
ance Of law and order.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-27
eoBBLEp ~ 1HF WHISKY TRUST.
Thirty-Two Di~tiiIorie~, scattered fi~nn
New York to California

Milwaukee. Nar-h 81 quit claim
aees 20 the largest suount 81 property
embraced iu ans deed fled in MNWauke e
ig recent years was put into lAe hands 81.
she registrar 81 deeds tofsy The aeeI
recorded covers. besides thj old Neiuers
dasullery ln Wautotea. tbin,y-oHe dhst4i-
cries scattered over the country from
New York 80 California Tee Iced Ma
given st the direction of Tho Eaitef States
eaHrf far THE NartherH diRtri-g ~ fisnos
nv whlch President Isrc%uhut vas spicret
Ia caii a sgseti ai meeting for fhe purpose
II cogVvxtns "a three receivers Tne ais.
tiNeTies sHr}uaed are the DAyview ~
san Francisco Ia iHc of Ssn FRA nctsro
Internal gonal ~ fpeS Nsines la and
faeutt-Tss on others o. different PARTS 81
ghe rouatg. Mr t8raer az JDnu Mein-
rrs & Sans Stsref tf1at the ae~sg WIS
given hs are 3islHllaS ani cst.is ts-e-ij1s
co7npaay on atoHunf or rhe d.fe -nilfo~
arsslux out of che charges WnaTh have
hssen hrogr<ht THf traS acquired r-,-rses.
Sion ~ the dsiuerN frorm are Netaers
sanaetu unsic- ntEhN sa sfattary ar.
ranstneH-s ta tne Ntssrs- Netncrs
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FOR sALE-LoDGING HoI-sEs.


FOR SALE-Only saoo FOR we'll paying
restaurant and lodging house complete:
good location. Address 3. 10. Post
Intelligencer
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Topeka Narrh .i-Ssov- Morrill, has sen,
she goEIoxiuS telegram 20 President C1H%e-
fs~S- The nexsrzper dispatches report
thaf fhe Hon John L. s. alter. csftSen -
sAfs state ard formerly EnE5s1 states
ranss1 AZ Es1axzsez-. s2s been rs1css TN
lzstly s-aur5sonsa - tae French govern
rsen1 un5er . sentence q co9~t-rrss rial
without sufficient "a sse- I re-sS~-gf -lily
u-xa Fhst fne department q ststs take
active measures ~ ezce for as pFotec-
fas-. zn1 release"
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HELP wANTED-FFMATF.
NTEp-y8ol Seleepcr for tv-o gentle
men Apply after . N totay a. 1915
Chestnut street
WANTF,D-A r3r' or lap t~av - work
Tor Nosue wtfh privilege Of attending
s~hool up C4ar0 a~ latin lessons II
\ : Fost-intei srcncer.
wANTt.p-A coek p. : pewolfe. cor
ner Third and Depot streets
wANTED-G.-l FOR general Aoasswo-k
who san sl~ep az home, 70 ~>ok ag. sg1
Madison street.
WANTEp-G3rl about q Ilxh. house
w0rS ore ia1y raN mornings 20
~ ~ lasleus street WaNa WaEa AID
NANTtT.-A GIL fer general houss work
va suaaU tsm.iS. Inquire 81 Jackson -
WANTED Waitress nurse si-3. zouse-
WANTED-1trl for HISS, Homework. -
Washington street.
w ANvep- Goaa S~e3.s- or colo-af r.-l
for general no2sswerN. Apply II
Rochester sFtuac. eH hesIer.
vA<TEr,-A sc>8 -,ek Apply he.ur~r
Aai 3, 50. az IS NiotA street.
WANTED ua-~e S.-i Arr3y sls CEDAR
street. near NsSlsr atsrte.
wANTEC,-A Ro~k.rs ~ veseeaer- one
caea"le 81 cArtrS f7g tvs rh .srer,. A.
plt sts> Thomas street. uear Al1ert
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eonrr aga l-xt certain cssseerr - - iF7as-
TIE sxrsrts = ls said. acet1entzEly ni-
- ras7s wrfs1. fo3soEe@ -. 1lseto&@c
. fAen shsr re frEsz had been EAT-
esrafs 81 ee~rsfn ras8roz9s. ExTe'asf7fg over
: .g.-ssss-zh.}s r@-saxs they foGrd tnst
szcA ~arfos4 q sVirfzz SHIPPED was given
a 1gr-esxloa- THs relate s-zoZEtez 70
s~am s. - 81 a CIR
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost
Found. For Sale. For Rent and Situations
Wanted will be inserted AT the rate OF 1
cent word each insertion Payment al
ways in advance. No advertisements re-
ceiged for less than : celts.
EOTfCE-The business Office OF the
Post-InteIllgencer IS open Sntl II ,. n.
Sunday hours q II. 10 3 p n CLASH
fed advertisements VIII be received Up 10
this time.
The following letters await advertisers
ar this office.
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" ANTFn-A r}r' 0r Ian t1oe. - RNrk
for Nogue. wtsh privilege 81 attending
S~hool up r}auo go latin lessons II
\ : Post Intelligence
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Japan Concludes a Treaty with PERU
Washington CITY March @s.--Jap&n has
recsug}Y concfu14~d q commercial treaty
Nifh Per4s similar 70 that Satines1 De
tween she United States and japan me
making - this treaty = a step IL Japan
plan Of changing heT commercial T,oiEcy.
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wANTED-ChII5rsa 20 board. good home
Box 81 South PARK
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WA<TE.D-A cook r : p~WolfN. cor
ueT TA.73 and Depot streets
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TO LET-EASENENT ChsaSty's. sout
west corner Second and James streets.
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WANTED Tor general homework
who San sleep az home. 70 cooking sl7
Masit@en street
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:. L.ogls March Z-Ars Anna toa Ger
Ahe. wife % ghe BASEBALL raaEnaEe. ~as
faszy granted a. absolute divorce - the
circuit e0urt ard chris all have "a pay
hs~ &. La siffouy S. xross Mr. on der Ahe
vas not ln court he having allowed 4 de-
fault 20 ~ taken
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When Baby was SICK. ve gave her Castor.s-
When Sc vas CAija. she criea Cor Cas.or.a
When she became Miss. she clang 70 csSto-sa.
When STE lid CAl.4rcu. SIC gave them CAsso-sa.
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LEGAL MOTTO -.

UNITED STATES MARSHALS SALh-
In the district court Cf me tntf@f = 80. 80.
Tor the district 81 ~ a=hinEtea. Ngs-gi-
ern division. Jay } poualtson- h,-ss.
ant, -. steamer VIM = Monroe -
tark*l apparel aa3 furniture Ia AZ
rniralty. Case No "a
aace OF the commands OF a ~fit OF go
ditionl expouaA issued O2t % the sfN
named court. at Ena suit OF jay 80 80.
atd@on against the steamer or Fe-SSeA = e.
r. Monroe, her tackle. etc. ] %A44 On 49,
ur1Ay. MarVa a.. ls3. AZ o'clock ~ -
afternoon. ~ Gne CITY toek in M ~ -
The said steamer Am r. NonrNes - -
tackle. etc. ~ public auction. to tae n4kF
est bidder for cash. "A
Iareh. 1875 JAMES e. pRAhk
United States dATSnal.
Ply 9. ". CURTIS. Deputy L. ;. ~
shall
G. y. Ernary Pro~sor for Ilhelaat
First publication. March -, LssA -
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Advertisers desiring display advertise
n-ents changed for the Sunday issue must
hand II copy By ! o'clock Saturday 10 liz
sure change
sT-INTELLIGENCER co.
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FOR RENT-Four and cne-haE acres.
with house. near the city recently
piowsd For particulars inquire at IL
Columbia
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~ A~Tk-Ee~t3c,3 A1-Dts ~ al parts q
1'nIfe3 States h-< paS fwo usra ana
Wo1st1 - cApt AS c3,s ana STATE Cal
ar address 81 ilNe ~ -eeT. S+a-tis-
LADY AGENTS Euhoer ua.terga-ener..
geek SA,eS- hx rrsniS. c&tEscsue tree
N-s y 8 l-S1ss Ma2afaetG~.rg 60.
Chtes -, III
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WANTED-Furnished house on first or
second hill between James and Madison
81 Bailey building
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tHrSoH stinAtAk fhes-F INV -'iohes'
London. March 2s.-The Hon George
CurEon. II. p. will sail for SeT YORK
April % His marriage 70 Miss Mary
Lester will take place in Washington CITY
on April -
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ARCANA LODGE. No s.. F. and A. NJ.
Stated meetings second and fourth
Mondays OF each month.
c +. PATTEN. ". NJ
A s GIBBS. Sec.
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A night without rest. with evil fearful
and weakening dreams The terrible feel
ing of dread lest something is going 10
happen and the dawn Of day bringing no
rest 70 mind or body. II Is nervous Gehil-
ity in tire worst form These are only A
few Of SIS symptoms Weak vital fore.
loss OF manly power. poor memory, neTv
back and many other drains upon the
sexual and vital forces follow. In this
condition electricity - positive. certain
trio BeG
send for the book. Three Glasses Of
Men" wsh diagnosis % the above symp-
toms and letters from hundreds Of Coast
people. Mo testify 20 the wonderful
cures performed ~ Dr SaDdeus Electric
Belt By mail, sealed. free.
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DFATH> AND FUNERALS.

RYAN-In Seattle On Monday. March ..
ls1s5. 20 Mrs Joseph Ryan. a son
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wASTED-Two cougar. male AID fernals,
must Se yo8uZ AM IN good co1s1ltsoTl-
Address Hy-na1 z Smith. Everett
Wash
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WANTFn-FNFoRNgNTTON.

" A r.. ID nfarsylstio - 80 --e~e-s
r. NeTe,a Mats ~ HeErv Carlisle q =
Csa1-ss s4se. n. W1e E&s "A ne4es - :
Sea tie t&4sr ysArz a. ~ - 1aochz-
Aasress keseTS C&gl-sse. G1s1cp@. -,
AswAs-
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MALE.

WANTED viii contract 20 grade
streets and put down cement sidewalks.
taking my pay IN property: first-class
residence property only. Address Con-
tractor. Post-lntel igeucer.
WANTED SITTATION-A competent
miller comport with any work In the
mill. BOX s. Inter Bay Wash.
Unemployment as good all
around cook. Address G. s. Post-In-
teiiigencer.
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RfIET-in Boston. Mass. on Tuesday.
March .. iSS George " T Riley.
formerly Of Seattle. father Of George
aged 81 wears
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In order 70 secure correct insertion OF
notices under these headings, the same
should be left a. the business Offices Of
fhis paper. No charge is made for sucl
notices.
Funeral notices. resolutions or other
special announcements viii BE- charged az
the rate % 10 cents per line each lnser-
OST-INTELLIGENCER co.
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wASTED-Poxifk Ion ~ experienced lady
steungra pEsr. references. Address N.
X P0st-InteIiigencsr.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED pOSITTCg%-Scar girl
wants place In private family % 90 gen
4ras~ No - West street. between Pike
ard Pine.
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FOR EXCHANGE

MISCELLANEOUS.
''REGTN A''-The only music box that
PLAYS ipo and more tunes. ranges IN
price from s. 70 81. come IN and hear
X play. sherman. Clay & Co. as Sec
ona street. Hinckiey block.
THOROrGHBR EGGS for Matching:
Rrahma 81 per dozen. Langshan. 80.
White and Brown Leghorn. Sc r
ONeal. rs Cherry street ranch. prexel
avenue James street line.
GET YOUR EGGS for setting from had
quarters. Log Cabin Poultry Yards Gss
Florence street. Winners IN the last
poultry show Of sixteen first prizes
LADIES' HATS reshsped. hleached and
dyed all latest styles $40 Pike street
OLD PAPERS for sale At the business
Office Of this paper: iSc per bundle.
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FOR RFNT-SToRE>.

FOR RENT-T1a hest store and base
<a@rt II rze city. with fixtures suit Die
for &rv gc02s o. general n1src1e Zsf4sss-
See John Davis K Co, Downs building.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

HELP NANIED--M ALE.
20 leave the city Address J. Re- Rich
arison. Olympia. Wash.
wANTED-Mu hands. $3.50 small ex-
Penses, bolt and wood choppers: cabin
hoy wocdSmen. lsborers. roadmen.
teams business chances. Cranes, rs
Washington street.
wANTED-Coat and pants maker. Mil
Ter & Hinfxe. Snohosuish-
WANTEp-A unep Der OF the 4. .. L w
out Of employment can learn OF a steady
position in Portland that VIII pay him
from 81 20 81" per month on the invest
dress Workman room Raleigh build
ing Portland. Or.
ANTEp-For L :. army. bodied
unmarried men. between the ages OF q
and 50. good pay. racons. clothing and
medical attendance, must b. prepared %
furnish satisfactory evidence as 20 age,
character and habits Apply n room "a
Boston block Seattle Wash.
WANTED-po YOU wish % exchange a
little pleasant labor for an educatE0n7
Can from 20 = ~ at Wilson's Modern
Busk7esS College. Library building.
WANTED Students for evening classes.
81 per month. Acme business College
Seattle National Rank building.
wANTED-Odd Fellows unemployed. or
those desiring 20 increase present in
come must he good tn converse ton:
references required Can on or address
room ~ Halter building. Seattle. Wash.
EANTED-Thoss desiring male haip ca,
set Il at the city mission free % cost
sN Commercial street Telephone 1917
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-27

Ta%TED-SEeSfsF girl wishes situation
as cook Or 20 10 general hoU>@voFs !;
reference - Stewart strset-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-27

NOTICE OF SALE OF DELINQUENT
shares OF stock-oftlce OF the West Sc
at.ie Land & Improvement Company
Seattle Wash. March II. 1885
Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance
OF resolution OF the board Of trustees
OF said company duly held this day certain
shares cf the capital stock OF said coTnpany
hereafter described, or SO much thereof as
may be necessary 20 satisfy a certain as
sessment Of s. per share duly levied thera-
on by said board OF trustees ar It's meet
ing held February ID. 1926 will be sold AZ
public auction 20 the highest bidder for
cash al the east door OF the tinted states
posrofflce in the city OF Seattle al the
hour OF II o'clock a. N on Saturday the
18th day OF April. A. n. 1885
The following IA a particular descriutfon
OF the shares OF stock ordered to be sold
together with the names OF the respective
shareholders and the amount os the re-
Spective assessments levied on their
said shares OF stock:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-27

FOX MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-The cele-
brated red Irish setter dog Chief Jr
No. $50. winner OF all prizes. For par
ticuiars inquire at lis Rose street, Sc
attic, Wash. north OF Madison.
FOR SALE-A ladies' Model second IA nd
bicycle IN good condition: price 50.
boys wheel 81. mems secondhand hi-
Pike street. Ranke building.
BLACK LANGSHAN EGGS. 800 per set
ting. A E. Guy. "a Depot street.
FOR SALE-Or charter. a well equipped
steamer: suitable for the Alaska waters:
in thorough repair and complete IN all
departments. Address or apply to ]. A
Hatfield. City dock, Seattle. Wash.
FOR SALE-Old newspapers. Apply at
this oft.ce.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-27

WANTED-A city teacher wants 20 teach
IN eoaurrv SchocI during The three sum
r1sr months Address box -. Seattle.
Wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-27

WASTEp-A sound and true bay horse.
about SIX years old, weight. about l. 80
pounds, l52- hands high, Gail az toope.
Il Levy grocers. Ia AMI lie Commercial
street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-27

WANTED Students for evening classes
81 Per month Acme business College
Seattle National Rank building