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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10
A Hi- stntion Burnas.

ST. JosEPHs, No, February o.-Ihs
Union station, completed 30 My l''.'
and which was used By all the raj ways
entering the city, was isId in ruin uy
IRE tonight. The loss Will reacnSiJ''-
coo.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10
RIYERINrELLIGENOE.
What is Going On among the Boats and
BOetmen.

s,eefoi 10 tts R-0tEe-
PARKERsBUne. W. Va. February 81
Ohio, frozen. Weather, clear and
cold.
PlrrsBURG, February 9.-River feet
2 inches anu rising. Weather, cloudy
and cold.
The Ohio IS gorged at points near this
city. both above and below, aud the
Little Kanawha is frozen as fer up as
CrestOD
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10

-....-.- Do, f-asrorDe from
49,.
.--'
.e t1 l'c.oel THIS morning.
GA. due 90 arrive here on sun
....-.. .,,.s, days ,ver.
49, -. -.
.s oa-e enter -'.-eo ''1' sue
... ..41tLy wItl the White STAR
,r..t,rf, WAS eIssIpated by
.,...,-.s,so,
lass
s NJ. .- reported tc1i she had seen
.- .f the la CasccgCe. Tbs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10
COUNTRY IS ICB BOUND.
Railroads Suspend Traffic Entirely in
Many Sections,
Trains Showed In Under Solid Drifts
Thirty Feet Deep.

The Blockade Extends From New
England to the Missouri River
and is About as Bad One Place
as Another-New York and
Pennsylvania Suffering the
Most Severely-Provisions Get
ting Scarce at Some Points.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10
GRUESOMB SOUVENIRS
Of the Minneapolis Tragedy Exhibited
in Court Yesterday.
The LaprObe, Stained Dark With Miss
Ging's Life Blood,

Presented to the Jury-Testimony
Concerning the Actions OF
Harry Hayward After the
Crime Was Committed-Miss
Ging's Fondness for Gambling.
An Effort Will Probably be
Made to Prove Adry Hayward
a Lunatic.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10
Cold 10 Mcdowell.

Splcial 10 The Rs0ists-.
WEIGH. w. VA, February o.-The
thermometer stood sixteen below zero
this morning, the coolest weather ex-
perieuced here this winter
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10
,-clI.RLI GASCOGNE
French Liner is Now More
1 Seven DAYS Overdue.
~ l-.s Still Think She is Safe
And VIII Arrive

.-.s Time With Her Precious
-- of Human Life-The Cen
M Belief IS That Her Ma
a.v Has Been Disabled and
..s Heavv Winds OF the Past
DAYS Have Driven her
on. o.. Her Course,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10
FOR ACABLE TOHANAII.
The Senate, by Decisive Vote, adds
Half d Million Dollars
To the Diplomatic and Consular Ap-
preparation Bill,

To Begin the Work, and Author
ICES the President TO Contract
for the Entire Work at an Esti-
mated Cost OF Three Million
Dollars-Six Democrats Vote
for the Bill-Congressional Sec
retaries Got Raise.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10

WAsHrvGroy. D. e.. Fe0r'i..f ..f..,., "a
Wes- Virginia. Western PenHsyl me SUI
ohio: Generally fair, prooaOy "-'-''-''
south TO southwest WINDS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10

CRY OF MEXICO, February W
LAREDO. There is no chAI4'
Guatemalsh matter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10

SALT RHEUM often appears In cold
weather. attacking the palms OF the
hands aud otner parts Of the body.
Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great oiood
puri6er, cures salt rheum.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10

Hoop's Pills are the best after-di n
ner pills; assist digestion cure heSa'
ache. 25c.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10
TIE PURE OIL COMPANY.
a Meeting of Independent Operators to
10 deid Ia Bradford Wednesday Next.

DO heid Ia BradfOrd, " ednosuay NehI
BRADFORD, PA, February 9. "A
meeting of oil producers of Pennsyl-
vania, West Virginia and OHIO has
been called to meet in the Lyceum EX-
change. this city, February l3, for the
purpose of organizing a pure Oh Com
pany" for manufacturing and market
ing Pennsylvania and other States pc
trOleum.
Action will be taken on the recent
order issued by the Standard OIL Com
pany, fixing a price for credit pal
anCes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10
OIL PRICES ADVANCED.

LIMA, O., February 9.-The Buckeye
Pipe Line Company advanced the price
of North Lima district crude oil to 90
cents and South Lima district to %
cents TODAY
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10

"'s Position of the Crew Of sn I'm
,-..r Vessel, Ashore on Lone Hhi
....u
....s. IT, L, February 9.-The
.a- three masteO schooner
He- ashore yesterday morning
.. Ite saving station has not
.rtaiued. OF the crew OF
.-..-. slo were in the rigging yes
ur SIX remain there now.
.ced into She sea aud
.-.r> are all frozen stiff.
ae sailors Yesterday drop
e deck OF this vessel
r..t-.u.ag some letters was
shore yesterday. The letters
Ellen b. Eoos, OF kr.stain-
..l7, aud were addressed 20
".-I. oi the ship Ruth. some
-s .a che Baltimore sailors mis-
also found among the
rhe life savers tried to
1..s to-day, but could not
me- boat Oh ana gave up
'F.t The unknown schooner
NO fast. one OF the sailors
-...a1oa dropped from tbe vessel
aed up by the lie saving
1'.s ny.ug but unconscious.
-...t of the h.sa sea running
..sfs DO The life saving crew
.aucbej and tbers seems 90
.or tne two msu who are in
0i the unknown schooner.
bad .g.i of the short line that
hoard, cut were unable TO
.r 1852 rHE TEvrONIC.
'... February g.--The steam
-. from Liverpool, reached
Jay after having been de-
-e over twelve hours owing
ard. being obliged 60 stand
and steamed 90 miles % the
waiting for the storm 20 mod-
p m. the Teut0uic sighted
ehoouer Josie Reeves, OF
DYING signals of distress A
'--' "-s .Owsred, out returned after
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10
An ovERDCE VESSEL,


SANDY HOOK, February 9.-The Pa
tris, while proceeding TO Sea this even
Ing, grounded ,n the main ship channe'.
She viii probably remain aground till
tomorrow mornings flood tide. Elec-
,ric light buoYs in Gedney channel be
INK e1Jiugu.shed tae pilot lost his bear
Ir~-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10

HoRNELLsvILLE, \. y, February 9.
The blizzard still continues, although
The weather is somewhat warmer
ROCHESTER,, y. Y, February 9.-Ihe
storm continues here with undated
fnry with the exception that the ther-
mometer has risea considerably since
last night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10

New NoRK, February Q-Mlle. Szu-
moske, whose name appears in the pas
SeuEer list OF the overdue steamship
la Gasc0gne, is a we'll known Dianiste
lu Paris and London, she having re-
pestedly played with success 10 these
art centres. She is d pupil of Paderew-
ski, who speaks highly of her, and she
was 20 have made her debut in New
York
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10

WASHINGTON, ID. C., February o.
The treasury to-day lost $1,000 10
gold, SlG4, 900 from New York and
Sl25, 600 from Boston, leaving the gold
reserve S41, ,496, 1885,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10
TRAINS sNowEouND.

READING, PA, February 9.-The
heavy wind is still piing the snow on
the tracks at various points. In some
nIaces along the two roads the drifts
are fifteen feet deep. superintendent
Wilson, OF the Reading aud Columbia
road, says two passenger trains are
snow bound at Lancaster junction and
another near Akron.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10

Nrw YORK. February 9.-Reports
tro,, tbs interior OF the state tell OF The
.ontinuance OF the great storm. Trains
on nearly all roads have been aoan-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10
Vas 0UT or PROVISIONS.

QUEENSTOWN. February 9.-The Gun
ard line steamship Etruria arrived and
reports no sign OF the La GascogDe.
Tue E,ruril sighted the Norwegian
barS Hebe, which signalled that she
bad exhausted her stock of provisions
and requested 10 be supplied with
enough food % enable her 20 reach
port. One OF the Etruria's boats was
loaded with s. good supply OF provisions
ard sent 90 the Hebs. The EtTuria
eI.., rlsrs,.a ga hpr yovarp
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10

Sr. JOSEPH, Mo-, February 9.-The
Chicago and West Michigan has been
blockaded by the blizzard for twenty
four hours. The mall train is stalled in
the snow, with snow walls twenty feet
high on each side. A snow plow with
four locomotives could not get within
half q mile OF IL.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-09
JIMMY DINE STAYED.
Young Critic Couldn't Finish
in Eight Rounds.
so THE FIGHT WAS 4 DRAW.
The Australian the Better Man, bat
Jimmy Was In Motion When the
Gong Announced the End.

Boston. March s-At Music hafl to-
night IN the presence OF s.sso people Young
GrIfYo. the famous Australian. and Jimmy
Dime, Of Amsterdam. y. Y. for the L&-
pound championship Of America, fought
eight rounds under rules which required
the battle 70 be declared draw IL each
man was on bis feet as the close OF the
eighth round. As the conditions were.
<ulfllsed hon0rs were even. although
throughout the contest Critic showed his
superiority. leading and landing when ard
where he PLEASED. Dime. considering the
punishment ne received In the face and
breast, made clever showing.
Rcurzf f--Grfffo landed his right on
Dimes juguiar and got two right hard
punches III the chest, pims led twice bat
missed. Critic made several clever slips
and the round closed In his favor.
Refund 2--Dirae landed short twice and
got a swift left from Grsffo on the neck
Both led. Dime landing lightly on she
faw. Critic landed twice on Dimes face.
Round 3-fsriro Ted and a cisneh follow
ed On Grifso's lead Dime ducked and
fell Critic then gof in twice with his
right ard again with hts left on the heart.
nearly knocking his opponent down. Dime
planted straight left on Griffo's left ear.
which the latter returned
Round 4--Crfyo led and landed lightly.
Dime led three times and missed. Critic
with blow on the jaw. Dime led and
missed.
Round s-Dime landed on CRITICS. head
and gos two severe punches on the ear.
Dino rallied and got In two on Griffo's
breast Critic landed twice Dime looked
sick.
Round s-Dime opened xith his left ard
missed twice Dime got in on a recovery.
and Grisso replied with three quick left
hand punches. landing each time on
Dimes mouth. and following up this With
others. Dime was xroggy.
Round 7-Griffo led with the right for
the wind and followed with the left on
the mouth. Dime got In a right upper
cut. SWING his left and missed. They
spared for wind Until the close of the
round with Critic smiling
Round s--The last round opened with
Dime leading for Critics wind IN which he
got terrific smash on the jaw. Critic
lodged left-hander and got caught
with the right. Dime led again. but
missed and was nearly fioored by left
hand punch on the jaw. Dime got In two
Tight-handers on Critics head lust as
fhn A~A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-09
The cannes Yacht Racex.

Cannes. March s.-A; the request OF the
Prince OF Wales, the postponed race for
the ogden Goelet and James Gordon Ben
nett challenge cup No. I. now held by the
britannia. was again postponed today nm
vi "Wednesday next. to enahie the AiIsa
TO get new topnast and make other al
ferafions. The great event of today was
n special match between Henry Aliens
American yacht Dakotah and the Com,e
de Rochefoncanid's sainot Martial. sainot
marian beat the pakotah minute s. sec
ends Lord Wolverton's pn.,sum Won
Lady Woiserton's prize. Bravo second
Fay third. In the final race for the Rich
ara Wtnslow cup there was eonsiiera hle
confusion among the racers The Confess
sailed over the long course. and the De-
iaEnah. winner or the first heat Monday
over the short course. Both claim 10 have
won
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The schlnmps-Hali Match Tomorrow

The tirss race on targets that has taken
place here for long time viii be Sho. to-
morrow at the grounds OF the Seattle Rod
and Gun Club. The contestants A 7,
Halt and Joe Schlumpf. are both yell
known here and are prominent members
OF The gym club. The match is at tifty
shots. single targets for SIS a side. Amer
lean Shooting Association rules Joe uar-
~ viii attend 10 the traps. The birds
according Ia the agreement will be
sprung from known traps. hut at an an
sle unknown 20 the Esen, Pool shooting
will take place all day. Tonight a; :
q clock meeting VIII be held Of the
Seattle Rod ana Gun Club at the Hardy
Hall Arms CnTnpauy's store when in1por-
tant matters Will be brought before the
members ard the presence Of all Is earn
eStiy desired.
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Turkish Ba,hs at A,b,e,,e cir,

The y. a. G. Turkish and Russian baths
IN charge OF Joseph Gavin are now In
perfect running order and bound to be-
come popular feature OF the club. There
are nse apartments for the use of the
batners. There are two hot rooms one
OF which is lexis with matted floor and
half dozen reclining chairs. and Ia kept
al q dry temperature OF about las by go
feet or steam pipe. the other a smaller
room. with cushioned reclining bench
and shower. This IN the steam room
with temperature bat little over 100.
Next 10 the steam room Is the shampoo
ias room. quite like the other. minus the
steam. Here the hathers are scientifically
rubbed and scrubbed by an expert at
fendant- Then comes the drying room.
ana last. tho reclining room. large and
airy, with mating on the floor, and six
most comfortable cots on which the
bataers may pass the night IL they
choose The other rooms close at 10
O'clock. as no steam can he gotten after
that hour. The baths are open To mem
bers only and the ehar,ge is 50 cents.
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SPORTING NOTES.

There VIII DO a game 81 baseball BE-
tween the psciffe and the Mercer school
trans AT Chestnut street az n a. m to-
day A good game - VNrecicd
At The New Orleans races Friday ths
Winners were Six fsrioRRs. Miss Mss,ats.
SIN SevSn fssF3oass. Silver Prince. TIA.
eight fSsTsonss, Mote Ei%s Sir fgr3aweS.
SYLVAN, lat, FIVE and aalf furiongs
Nerkisner. IN
a. the 81 rsoUts races Friday the Win
neTs wsFe: Five f}srtonss. Paeeaaii{v. ftsa
fesr and hah ferhngS txaGtFoe. 80.
FIVE saTiGnss Dgssh oven. iss- fossr ans
a hair fugscNgs. Courtney, - six fur
l%asS Hair Rreesi. -
Al the San Francisco races Friday the
Winners were Ssx fUr3Nnsss. selling
rt&19enSa fsstsfe ftaa. fsas, SIX furisfxx
handicap. GNy Alfonso 3s}. .tght far
lenxs. selling. Nellie Il. fsnx. ssx f,sr.
taags. AT aEeK. nusaF. k-fa fivn fariones
selling, Cart. C0Sser ssfts
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Fun at the rink tonight.
Superintendent pcvce Reappoin,ed

Port Townsend. March Especial Eli
Jan w peVoc was reappointed govern
ment superintendent OF construction Of
public buildings today. There have been
several candidates i'm the sleld and a live
iy tight has been In progress over the
Office for several months. His first ap-
peintment expired several months ago and
determined effort was made to prevent
him getting the Office again
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custom of the water front boarding mas
tiers TO hold sailors clothing for board.
and as Jack Will not ship without his
clothes. he Is In the power of the board
Ing house man until suitable arrange
ments can be made for shipping hin, off
on some deep water vessel with a liberal
allowance OF blood money for the land
lord. which is taken GU. of the sailors
wages.
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Reduced Rates.

The Great Northern railway has ius.
placed on sale the following Communication
tickets good In all cases for six rides:
Between Fairhaven or New whatcom
and Seattle. $40: Mount Vernon and Se-
attic. $50; Seattle and Everett 81.
Tickets will he good for individual or
firm use and limited to sixty DAYS
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The baseball Season ,,,c,,,g

The Sestties Wit play a practice game
OF baseball with she Reds az West seat
tie next Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
sMr, Vaughn saws that within a month
there VIII be formed a league OF clubs
from probably the following named
places, Tacoma. Snohamtsh, Pert Blake
lev. Pert Gamhie and Seattla.
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SAILOR BOARDING HOUSES.
fcrAiislen tn Hold Jack Tar'< Clothes
tsN am Nt4s Of sasslacr~.~~

San Francisco. March S~The sailor
boarding bes.Se sreEsers are in axSx,as-
4 pscrnE act 90 congfrSs has knssrk "a
shsns UNt and their voeAgBan is gone
Congressman NsEatre ssrurs<s she zsstxS
as@ - an amendment q, the ars Of 9xss
TrasttHw 80 the SAargsug - xearasss before
fsnsss~t States commissioners The CLAUSE
thar hurts shc sNaaFsiuS masters v~aas
f7tvvtf.'s, SSat tas cte'hine nf sny ara
sasn shall ~ exempt Esotst AGtaShu,auf
sfsa thar Any p@frs>n who shaFa ssssafsa
saseh ssos'Siog WIRES ssesis f1ssest ~ she own
- seat - liable 10 taewSlty os Rot ex.
se@asre sHors
4fe@ san2s lEataemegsAi Il has sxsa The
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N Connection With Great Northern
Railway.

steamer City OF Elleusburg. between
Wenatchee and Virginia City. will make
her first trip of the season, leaving Wen
atc.iee March 5, or sooner.
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TO WEAK MEN.
WHY b +. SIC Is
FOR KTNr-FSEM~.

FOR RENT or SAE4E-Easy terms. a
rve-aeTe trast rear RaVeuna xpyinez
cleared fenced young tTtEss trees well :
new SIX recon- house add harm JEvrtas
Eoihws3. = Boston htesek. teleghSaa "a
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT FIRST class rcafux and board
at reasonable pTtres. Mlzs Saytier. cor
Ter Fourth and Spring
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As an aid 10 superior cookery DR. Prices
Baking Powder. besides Sta greater pur-
sty. IL OF higher ieaven;ng power than any
other.
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wANTED-S acres close TO car line: I'm
proved: have buyer for same. Donihue
a. Akin. * Cherry street
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STRAY tTe-~Fvnna Eighth ard Spring.
one roam mare eaIt- foar years 80 rope
hNlsev. uo ShN1s. reward John N
Mhyte. seattle dairy.
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WANTED-1.esD to 5.ano acres good tim.
Der land close 70 railroad or water. Ad.
dress r. r, care Observation-Disclosures
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,


wANTED-Sacant lots on Drexel avenue.
mus, hc cheap. Carraher a02 Bailey
building
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WANTED--A baby buggy. also have
sNa and vacant lots to exchange for
cottage also three small farms 10 rent.
Room ~ Occidental block
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wsNTED-Tforse to- keep for light use
good care. Address suburb. care Post
iuteiiiEencer.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or -
state of WASHINGTON, for the coa11l7 r
King. VIM. Cunningham, plaintiE f.
James Nelson, defendant. -
Under and by virtue of a writ OF eSM
ton. issued out of the above named r.
in the above entitled action, and 3 r.
directed and delivered, ] have duly r.
led upon all the right. title and !nt6
or the defendant named in said NJ ~
and 20 the following described real
erty, situated in said King county,
ington, TO wit: -
All OF blocks numbered 50 and ~.
West Shore addition to the city a. -
attic. deed recorded in volume ~
Deeds, page li3 -
Notice is therefore hereby given I'll
Friday, the 9Th day of April, 1884 &
hour OF 10 O'Clock a. m. OF said dr. y
the front door of the court house, 9
city OF Seattle, in said King couaf1
Will sell the above described propes{f i
punlic auction TO the highest bidd Il
cash. 80
Dated this the 9th day of FsArua
1895. A. T. VAN DE VANTTH
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WANTED PARTNER.

WANTEp-A partner in a good having
business; small capital required Ad-
dress Bennett. West Gesler avenue
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TED Furniture. secondhand furri,
ttire of all kinds wanted by w G.
RarDes. l6fs Front - rect,
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LAND SCRIP.

THE best scrip ever issued; good q -
surveyed or unsurveyed public lanMK
Minnesota. North and South ulk1
Montana, Idaho and WashingtoH
per acre; more valuable than H.
field or. Valentine. For pamphIo&
dress Land Commissioner Great
ern Railway. st. Paul. Mimi.
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NOTICE To coNTRAs-rr, g

AsssA AZ &oNlH4VvT4Imn& $500
!. = ~ n,
PROPOSALS wANTED-Sea,s.s--..~-- >s-.
ais. In DUPLICATE. for six ncnsk. -
plies. VIII be received by ths hss
trustees OF the Western W.S q
hospital for the insane ANTI
a. m, April 4fh, Isss. Sepsrsts ~
be received for groceries A. N
-four and feed, meats. drn.s
ware; wood. lumber aad Other ~. -
not here enumerated. For s,,st ~
nation and completes usf - sM
wanted address ". ]. Rogers 49,;
Wash. S.Ssmepu&
A. =. STEWART
a. II. CHANBERn
J. 5. wHfTEHOis5p
Trustees for the Western wssa
Hospital for the Insane. Il
Fort Steiiacoom. Wash. March =.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT m -
state OF Washington for Eirr e.
The Washington National BuiI3sns H.
* lnveS tfnes1t Association. a -
ton. plaintiff. VS.. Martin q p-9k
Jennie Peterson, ]. Bldrsea.s ~
Asenath Baurfon and William
ton, her husband, and Isaac e.
DEFENDANTS. Summons.
The state OF Washington 70 -
Martin o. Peterson. Jennie Prss.ss.
Bsdusead Wright, Asenath Bauntoss- f
lam Baunton. her husband. ara r. ~
Crabtree. defendants.
You are hereby summoned n $50
within twenty coo days after -
this summons upon you, exclusive ~ &
day OF service. and defend thu aknSs
Titled action sr the superior Court - r.
state OF Washington. for King -
Aforesaid. and answer the cunsnasss2
the plaintiff, and serve a copy AZ r.!
answer upon the undersigned afsar,ss.s$ x@
plasntff. at their office below stasni a4
in case OF ycsir failure SO to do isSsss.s
VIII be rendered against YOU scsSs;a,z
TO the demand of the complasryf -
viii be flied with the clerk OF sahd -
STRUDWICk q PETE
Plaintiffs At5rSssSs
Postoffice address. el0 Bailey 49,
Seattle. King county. Westminster
To William Baunton: You are 49,
notified that service OF this S,,rnnnSS9 VI
sought to be made Upon you by -
ton. that service will be cofnpiefS sSes
the publication Of the same in In 49,
paper for a period Of six te) consesssz5
weeks. the first publication being - ~
18th day OF February. 1895, ana w. -
required to answer within tweses
days after the date OF the last ps66Ss
ton. STRUDWICK a PETEH7
Attorneys for PiAkSl<s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-09
EMPLOYMENT wANTED--FEMALE.

WANTED-A lady OF refinement would
like a position as housekeeper. Refer
ences exchanged X. y. X, care Post
Intelligencer-