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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-23

this? Why are YOU here2
Bushraugers. answered 5im, who
stiu found it difficult TO use his tongue
Nonsense" said Miss DeyereuN,
laughing scornfully, "unless you are
one.
Did your uncle have any men
about this morning. he asked.
NO. she replied
"Wil you have the kindness to look
out OF one oil The front windows?'
Somewhat against her Will she com
piled. and saw the two men, who had
approached Co within half mile OF
the farm. and had been halted, waiting
APPARENTLY Tor their comrades.
"1Ijss DevercuN. they Will shortly be
Joined by ten others. 1 have walked
twenty miles during this past night to
save you fl possible from these men.
Whether YOU believe me or not will
YOU collect all the firearms in the
house il necessary YOU can use Them
against myself. but now I am going 10
make ,bis place as secure as possible.
His grave tones We're not without
their effect ON Miss cDvereUN, and she
carried ou, mis- directions so far as 10
collect AN the firearms that could be
found mo ,le Nltcnen.
None % the Outbuildings were within
@ hundred yards. so that they would
uC- aalld too much shelter 10 an at
.lc..l party.
N.eD Jim had completed his prep
ara,1As Tor defense DE approached the
N,caen without however, entering,
and said,
Ell don't know whether You believe
me ya-. lIlss EeycreuN, but. at any
rate y0u V.li rum mo- risk IN allowing
Jane lthe maid "to bring me some
cod. for Ne had nothing 10 eat since
lcr this place yesterday morning
And ne could no, help adding, while
sou have all tle arms there. YOU can
hardly consider ue dangerous
Hiss IeyereuZ biz her lip. but her
sell-confdence was somewhat shaken
and She even went So lar as 10 help
Jane prepare some food
: lie had jus, finished his meal when
Jane eXci.edly announced that mum
+ beer OF men had appeared. and that The
+ $50 already there were riding TO meet
I chem.
/ Miss Dayarauy hearing this looked
ont herself and then coming SLOWLY
mo- Id Jfn and lacking him the while
/ s-sadirv f9 rrs f,ca said
aim r.,-aDIt.'- i+ was the frs
-i~,s she had show, herself conscfou.
[ +ba. no had o. ram.t- "T-heq- v0m-
pardon.
There is no need for apology. Mis-.
/ Davereux. I can wen believe that
looked a suspicious character, espec
/ tally considering the circumstance.
/ under which I LETT yesterday. But $50
must lose mo- time i'm preparing our de
/ Tense. What arms have We?
Miss DevereuN led the way TO the
kitchen and showed him TWO double
barrelled guns and siN-chamDered re
voiver.
lie gave tne revolver 10 MISS D -',. eI
euN ana asNed her 10 posi- HeiS5'l -, d
the BACK uoor' "Aile ne suaIueu .L'
IIohI' Jane 5 "o'N was ~ l lo.,u 'l'
guns anu lo Keep "d1C1 at iI10- '"I9
jne slues OF lne mouse.
On looking our AGAIN J'.n saw ma
The men naa advanced 10 "l'nin man
--'7 o. .e .5. ,': a.. -. .; a. 80 f
- -l.- .,-,,.. ,,,5 80 ~, Tho 1ef-
IT, .-+i,... .Cfe,l,- +l,,,, ,o,,r,oD,od ~,
,,1 s.,.,i-,,. for +bo bonso ne +bongI
-1.,,.. l,,-e.+e7 M, ,ssis-9nce linn how
o,.-- -t.t-l.,.,- g. ,so1ess In waf- fo
-i,..,, ~ .--,-,,e,,ce bostilitias mo soon
er forDs rhem within range than n,
euD-fed his four barrels into thei
-.4+ ....r .r,, ,....,,r- -l,o- two r'or
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-23
Copyright, 1895, by Ryman Interview
SNndicatel

Copyright, 1895, by Ryman Interview
Syndicate)
The presence of Lent is felt and talk
ed of everywhere. It is with us SO ear
~ this year. But then everybody is
hoping that spring is keeping pace with
the Lenten season, and that they shall
both appear in the horizon Of the busy
world shoulder to shoulder
Already | have seen some of the ear
lier spring flowers and some beautiful
sprays of white lilac at the litjla flower
stands. But they shiyered and looked
so waxen, and there was such an air Of
forced festivity about them that was
almost painful.
The flowers may be cOaXed out Of sea-
son to give their perfume TO the wintry
air, but there is no power on earth that
could coax a French cOuJurier to give
out Of season a hint as to what Dame
Fashion holds in store for us this
spring.
But. of course. being French, Mon
sieur does not settle the question by
stubbornly refusing in 50 many words
to give hints out of season. He politely
eludes it and asks if he may have the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-23
DRESS LIKE ACTRESSES.
French Dre8smakers Complain that
Our Women Want to Copy Gowns
Of Stage Beauties.

Finesse to Dissuade Them.
Coaxing a Stout American
Woman Away from Ruby and
Yellow to Dark, Soothing Tints.
Stylish Widows Of Paris-They
Go to Dinners and Church Carry
ing a Great White Flower as
Lenten Piety.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-23

An Englishman
American that inc.
British museum "i..
by Cicero.
ooh. that amt no.
American. I'm t1e
they've got the ieaa
used to check oil n.
into the ark. lion
ments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-27
rIuch Better.

4 low 0' no wIlrITF0a and UI-I NOV
l-N ll hmm Ir.--L..u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-27
FROM VARIOUS MISSIONARY FIELDS


Elder -. II Thomas was the first
speaker ON the Apostlsy from the pHm.
I tive Church.
Elder Joseph S Gedlcs followed Civ.
ing lengthy. general discourse. Hymn.
Ben, dic.ion by Elder C.. II Alley.
AT the afternoon session. a hymn vas
sung. and prayer by Elder Joseph j. por-
Ter. Then followed sacred quartette,
Beautiful Lano."
President KImba. addressed the con-
ference. subject, Serving the true and
living Cod
Elder Hardy then spoke upon the
Divinity II the Boo. % Mormon, An
anthem was sung aud bCnedicuOn was
offered up Elder lm Cal.
OWN! to the busy eison, We had a
mailer congregation than at our confer.
cncc 10 July last However much good
was done and one more soul added to
the fold a coed spirit prevailed
throughout
Monday atSa. on, we met aVain m
council meeting and President kumball
spoke with mighty power until % p. M,
only stopping "a few minutes for dinner.
Although a Ion. ways, from al. paris
20 the slate to th.e gathering, We were
paid ten fold for uur trouble. The only
sad feature Of the conference was, III
deu Kicks, Terry. Barney and Pace dld
not receive notice 300 lime to be present.
Then came the parting, aud we all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-27

Mrs. Annie soronson, Moroni,
Utah, wfites;
ALLOW mo IN HRv I am feeling much
better You would think 7 had improved
great d"ul n YOU could Hu. Wu. Iul ms
color IH natural now ANA Q can ,niU,
Better Every Way.
Mrs. Harry Reynolds, Park City,
Utah, writes;
an pleased 10 inform you that ann
steadily lWprUylHH uuIpr tnr u.H ID ulur
medicine uua hHyr ult UIf N.usr m "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-27

For Carnival and Fourth of July,
immense Stock of Bunting and Japanese
Lanterns in Large Variety.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-27
DR.. G. W. Shores
81 East Second South, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
SENDS WORDS OF GREETING TO SUFFERING
HUMANITY
NOT ONE DOLLAR ACCEPTED UNLESS he CAN AFFORD
YOU RELIEF.
S WORDS OF GREETING TO
HUMANITY.
ACCEPTED UNLESS HE
YOU RELIEF.

Tt" muny thousand cases treated Hu.
0uuliy by Or shores enables him 10 tH.l
'i glance exactly what chronic d..
cases Will Weld fu treatment
If sou uIIl consult Ur shores. Do will
.'t,flNv dinruuHn your ease tHii YOU ny.
notify what b. tHs matter with ,au Hut
iF vour UsHU IH durable hr will fHI Won Hu
80 not durable hn wlll Do compelled tp
.rnI Nuu away with uIH melancholy IH.
FORMATION fNHf uufHlug nu Do Nuus Tor
Won. t. ND .'INtIf win TUf HHUHnf ONO
dollar unless NuH can be- cured or per.
uianrutly b.uuufr1
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Wonderful ResuIts.

Mrs. Eliza Wyman, Burnt Fork
Wyo, writes;
Doctor Z UHu fruI. Hlt tN4f rH.f med.
lyInu has hNIu.l u. W1UlUH|..s. nHH
HrHua day after . started taking 10 {
mover Loot tho uHH nf my nuN. HHI q ran
NNI" ull ms friend. that Eu.r fHai.
W'Nt hHH done wu IutH uI EnHI 4 .'.HL
NuI Tor iNH H.uH you have HUHH uH HHl
.u.. wHr sou uyu IuUE iu hHY t.. HH's
L-Lu.-
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SPECIALTIES:

All Diseases Of the I've, Ear, Moss
Throat, Lungs, Stomach, Liver, Bow
els, Kidneys and bladder, all ChToa.
ic, Private and Nervous Diseases Of
both sexes, and Diseases OF Womsn
and Children. $500 A MONTH TOR
ALL Observation-Disclosures FUR.
NIsHED FREE. Doctors Shore, and
EsteH' motto S.; "A Low Fee, Quick
Cure, Mid and Painless Treatment
II you cannot come 20 the oitet.
send stamp for Doctor Shores new
symptom list, ana have your case
dinCnoBed and get export advice
FREE!
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HOME TREATMENT CURES.

E1ery Mail Brings Scores OF Letters
Telling Of the Splendid Cures FL.
fected by Or. q. W. Shores Perfect
Homo Treatment. It Cures others
and win Cure You. Send Stamp
for DR.. Shores New Symptom List
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The public Is hereby warned not 20 pay
any money TO parties representing 70 bs
agents Of the Seattle Post-intsiilsencer.
Authorized travelling agents 81 the Post
Irtelligeneer. viz: J. A. Mcfislian. j. j.
EawIey and r. n. Peck. This does not
apply 10 resident agents OF this paper wao
are located Ia various cities and towns In
the Northwest, nor To postmasfers. VINO
are in all cases authorized 10 take sub
Weekly Posi-InteillxenSer city coilec-
tors: J. A. Cathcart, r. T. Hawley. w.
II. Hanna and w. w. Ewing.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP CoAPANI.
eTRs. GARLAND AND EyASGBA

Seattle and 1p~asend- Neah Bay Houss.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock 49,
days. Wednesdays and Fridays AZ IL
a. m. for Port Townsend. Port WnnAms
punyeness Port Angeles. Port srescsnL
Ge.tvshlrg Pysht. CiaIlam Bay. and Mesa
BAY, returning. arrives Seattle z;p p =.
on opposit. days Steamer Evanxel ieasss
Y.sler dock FOR Port Angeles and sicten.
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fr1dsys y
$50 %. m : arrives Seattle alternate DAYS
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In order TO secure correct insertion Of
,ctlces under these headings. the same
should be left at the business offices Of
this paper. no charge - mace TOR sucn
notices.
Funerai notices. resolutions or other srse-
etal announce nsents VIII De charged al the
rate Of 10 cents per ffne each insertion.
POsT-%TELLIGE*C CO.
Advertisers Notice
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wuArcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE

STEAMER BAY CITY.
leaves cry dock, foot Of Main stfee1
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday az
con peturnlnv. leaves Wnatc0m SUNDAY.
Wecnesday and Friday a, =
Liz Bogardus & Co.. City Dock. Azsn'A
Phone. Main s..
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TIME tARD. IN EFF EtT JAls. y
North bound-Leayes Seattle l n;
leaves Port Townsend a. m: leaves m
day Harbor 10 30 a. IN: leaves nocss
Hsrbor II Is y. IN. arrives at New WheP
com s 30 D. IN.
South hound-Lesves New Whatcca Z
~, leaves Rocse Harbor 10 a. m. teevse
FriAay Ilarbor II a m. caves foI
Townsend Z y. IN. arrives at Seattle 10
y. IN. IN
J. r. Thompson. manager owner. 1ius
Bogardus < c.. SCENTS. City DOCK
TrlephOne. Main NJ
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MORGAS-Af RI Harrison street. Seattle,
SUNDAY. March s. 1895. Mrs. isaac g Nor
gan. mother Of y. W. Morgan. aged .
years.
rI-sTJNAN-At 81 Elaine street Seattle.
Saturday March T. 1885. % consumption.
Ada Mae Cushmsn. aged IS years.
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EoR COOKS MET.

The Al schooner Ella johnson, esrfyln{
freight and passengers. Will be dispsicns'
from Seattle FOR the bead 81 Cook l.,s.-
particulars apply at Ciiice, . koxwen
building. cerne- Columbia street -
First avenue. ). A. HA.FIELD.
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REWARD.

reward Of SIC will be paid for infor-
nation leading 10 the arrest ana convtc-
tiSB OF any one stealing copies OF the
Post-Inteiligencer delivered 10 subscribers
throughout the city
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP COZ
arr AMk.lf VII i.ArA

Capt George Roberta -. -
leaving Seattle fer Alaska Jateh a.
fss< snc every litsen days thereafter.
Tor frelgh. and passenger rates Apply
J. 6. CARROLL. Agent.
Rch~abachei Dock. Tel. ffAs =
s.YAs. T.. PEABODY. General AAnss"s
Seattle ---------
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COOKS INLET.

The stzunch ard seasortay .rh'''
GEORGE ". Fhss- Ss.s for
u-rl leave this port AaISa "s'
ID COOKS INLET.
Carving passenger freisnt ar, 70
- fIrfner inforns Issn agpiy. ~ ry
e Dexter Horton bs'1"
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Adysrt.s~rs desiring display advertise
ments changed for the Sunday Issue mus'
hand In copy by 1 o'clock Saturday to In
surs change.
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SAN Juan ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United states mall. leaves Csu
Wednesday and Friday at a. m. 10!
Fort Townsend. san Juan Islands sni
New Whstcom. Returning. leaves Nee
Whatcom Tuesday. Thursday and satuf'
day. at a. IN.
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MN>Tfp At kirfs % second -harf
nor soho so..fr Eisv ~ q nance ~ tav
ft a. 90 "a DO lsk Nsu tuefer \ Nj. h.f
Ns Tsl-f aNtnu. telephone. Pike 81
WANTED. Nc GaV cash far al ktuFs z
Nt.-tn 8 Nanrs ifi2 90 il-3 Serona .
WANTED safe nrv r- hurufsr r--.s,r
rrAfr f.|.r rr1 fAr. u.srr A lr,.ss
Eureka ltei-IrIr .e-..er yfa-e.
WANTED .~fr, -rsnt f.rrfflre g. any
e. .a.tits. nifr~st Erss pad Iueafrs
ilra Fronf street
MANTl.l,-leo cSras ~tra wraf AMY
SsAitle rsE And Barge Ccmsaay. CS.a-
frtsal cock
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FElN ATE BOARD r~sf-o,sss taNle sr-
=. uf urrrt~ fHort rg-'n. lay W4atas
l-N Fourth avenue
fN'R kENr- p-si-shie r,oris with hcsri
rrv table Mrs lakrr. Talrl al
Marion streets
ROOM ANp t,oARp-Rat1 ars all -rce-
evp VcuNrrisrcrs - hfth street
ROOM AND BOARD 20 private family. 20
shiltrvu- lsis NirIs avenue
llEsr-CI-NSS reSsn 40 e~~ra Las
SAtA
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EVERETT ROUTE, STR. GRErHoIsS
i.sIg except sunday.

b.efIys FIttYN S~IsSSS.
I>.y@s E,x cit sss d. H.. p
Tssvss scare II ~ = IN AID ~ p
sundays--I.rayes Seattle ~ y
leaves Everett Il A. m $50, n 3.
- 1t7gla trio. &c. round ZIP.
connects with boats for Tacoma ana
hCmiHn. -, ,D<. ~ Marion
sEsTvr,r AND TACOMA SAsi"~
TON COMPANY. -
c1.us Trogr ~res ?. ". "ooa li' =.
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MkNtTD-ro RENT.

near Seattle WrIfi lease th- sa--a s.r
rNr Nrart. 80 vi Nurk ft -n s-art.a
~r-s tsfnef Insf-irfcl' 49,.
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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
cent q WORD each insertion. Payment AL
ways ia advance. No advertisement re-
cslved for less tnan 2, cents.
ECTIcE.-Tha business ONCE OF the
post-inteIisencer L. open until ii D. NJ.
Sunday hours, q. m. 10 I'D y. m. and
10 p. m. Classified Advertisements will
be received UP To this time.
Advertisements will be received at
branch offices Of the Post-inteiiigencer:
TACOMA BUKEAU-No. 1l32 Pacific
avenue
PORT TOWNSEND-M French n Go.
BELLINGHAM BAY-New Whatcom.
corner Holly and Canoe streets. o. II.
Culver, Manager.
OLYMpfA--AlTh Main street. Charles
Watson. Agent
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT VASE
ISGTOS ROUTE
Steamer A r. Robinson. esrIyins y. =
mail. leaves C1ty dock. foot - MAIN ~
al. 90 a. m. arrives al sidney ~ 80
m Arrives at Silvertisis at IL m Le. :.
e,Iver5als at Il Is p m. leaves si,nsy
return at . IA. Daily. sxcep, sun1 ~.
Fare &c L -. Robinson. master. w NJ
Pogardus * Co. sgents- Ieiepaons' -
a
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ICE AND COLD STORAGE.

DIAMOND ICE AND COLD STORAGE
Company. foot Union street manufact-
ures crystal ice from distilled water.
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CITY NOTICE.
COUNTY NorlcEs

COZ ,,.. MY rRREAsl RER's NoT,rr =.
o. April 'I iSs sven ~, hat n ne Is =,
school bonds Nos !. snd say
sHei April l. 1871: by school ass - =
a. hinS county WaShinsto, u.Ss.rlct No
= six thousand dollars amounting
after ter th@ ssi3 T n, T. PAID on sail so..
JOHN W NAp,S
treasurer II King County WI
BY F. = PRiien. Deputy Tress wash
Dated Seattle. March /. iSss.
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w ANrEp-As.l:Nrs-
w.>rtp-nis, ELI.>rouS

" ANTtH Partner. Er.-f business man
with So" or So A1ir'as- go tTke Stre-f
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BOOK BINDING

BLANK BOOKS of any description made
at F. Anthony's book bindery. Front
street. foot Of Cherry. Kline 4 Rosen-
burg building.
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WANTED SO to $50 paid statesmen for
cigars; experience unnecessary: extra In
ducements 20 customers bishop a Kline,
St Louis. Mo.
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Incorporated 1891. Capital. Soo,M
Bailey BUILDING. Second and Cherry stA
-Transacts a.
GENERAL BANKING AND SAVINGS
BUSINESS
Deposits received In any amount from
81 upwards and interest allowed thereon.
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CIVIL ENGINEERS Ann xr-vr
ERNEST =. HusSEY. Dexter H..
bank building. Hsssoa
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SPECIAL NOTICES
CslsP.r SITI.fN-fn -oura-sl -,t....-
BREWER ar .DnE Triucr faces IN t.r 81,
trNt1E size pc i4ss = rrr.araN ~ -
-. rot ~ esolrE 81 ems pcs h-e,le-
not ekrfri.ug 70 t1ls pi.a Itsx nrf-na-'
not sN~cfrtirg . ems Ma So
infeiiirencer SEATTLE
sFECi Al. INFORMATION DAILY -
u~ru'A' iirers. business houses ard pub
nc men cv the Prs Cilr.i-c lt.. -,
Al!sn's'. Union block Portlsns. o.
fCR SALE f-sf-~isss sr--a-s-Na-a -
riture Cal corner Thiri and Mario,
streets
PIANOS t. RENT-wia;e7 & Ha-per
Burke e--i.ag 80
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED-FENALH.
NANTED-An intelligent lady wishes po-
sltion as housed eepsr In hotel or lodg-
Ing house. IN a first-glaSs manager:
would take place in widower's home
Address Ona NJ, H.. Post-Intelligenecr.
NANTEp-Position as saleswoman or
copylst by woman OF experience. Address
12lg Second avenue
WANTED - Sewing. nrst-class Dress
maker Address s.. Post~fnte igencer.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
A r RANDALL & co ca-,a,.s-,
- Spr-E street
fHoToGR
MOORE. s1otosrAsasr. boston a!sck
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PEOPLE s SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Waah,

Transacts . savings bank business -
clusivaly.
Deposits received from 81 TO $1,000.
Interest allowed per annum: Sig ~
cent. on term deposits: 4 per cent. on eedip
nary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF Nay ~
November. Loans made on real eststo q
approved collstsrals only.
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DIRECTORS:
E. c. NeufeIder. J. r. HaytA
q Frauentnal. Jacob NurtH
Sigmund Schwabacher,
Correspondence in all the principa, en-,
in the United States and Europa
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MEs.ENGER SERVICE
RING THE .. X. BOX for messengers.
Western Union and Great Northern fele-
grams. hacks. gurneys and express
wagons. quick service. Telephone Man
10 50 Second. Branch Pacific Lsun-
dry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-09

NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE..
Corner Commercial and Yesier ave.
Paid up capital ...............-........o@ .0
Transacts a general banking busineeA
II. ID. Ballard ................P President
H. G. Henry Vice President
r. r. Spencer ...-Cas1S9
The morning times., 1896-08-31
DIED.

PRENDER-AuguSt 80, 1896, Leroy,
youngest son OF oan anu Mary Ellen Prem
der, aged nine months anu nineteen days.
Funeral from parents residence, AZ
Hickman street, between First ana Second
and L and southeast, at 3 p. m, ScpIen-
Der /. 1t
enthusiastically, August 80, 1886,
Anne L. Chaycs, u.'e Beiiew, beloved wife
OF Francis Chaves, aged twenty-six years.
Funelal Tuesday, September /, from resi-
dencc. AlO Elm street northwest, LeDroit
Park. thence to Church OF immaculate
Conception, where high requiem mass will
be said at 8 O'Clock a. IN. Interment at
Mount OIIvet- Friends and relatives are
invited to attend. 1t
LARNER-On Saturday, August 90, l $40,
at l1:35 O'Clock II. M, Charles FREDERICK
son vi the late Michael and Christianl
Larner.
Funeral from his late residence, No. %
Grant place northwest, Tuesday Afternoon.
september / at $50 O'Clock. Friends OF
the family invited. 1t
ToUEY-Depars ed this life on SaJur-
day, August ~, 1896, at l230 O'Clock.
Zeby, the beloved son OF William and
Louie Touey-
Funeral tfom The Nineteenth Street
Baptist Church, Monday. August, 81. at
$50 O'Clock. Friends and relatives are
respectfully invited to atteud. 1t
CASSEEN-J Ohm Casseen, tcioved husband
OF Lucy Casscen. departed tins life after u
short and painful Illness, ut 1:30 O'Clock
Saturday III ornlDg.
Funeral Will take place at O'Clock,
Monday, from the residence of his son-in-
law. 1117 II street southeast. 1t
O. BRIEN THE remains of Mrs b.
O'BrieD will be taken from the vault, at
Mount Olvet Cemetery, and buried. Mon
Friends and relatives are invited to at
tend.
Gone from earth. yes, gone forever,
Tear tiimmed eyes shall gaze in vain
We shall hear her voice, oh, never,
Never moro on earth again
Home is sad oh, God, how dreary,
Lonesome, lonesome every spot,
Listening for her voice till weary,
Weary, for we hear her not.
Our dear mother, must she leave us?
Must We place her with the dcnd?
How can we hear the cold earth fan
Down upon our mothers head?
She was thoughtful, loving, tender
With us. each and every one.
How she suffered. but Is now rejoicing.
Her Joy In heaven has begun.
1t By HER CHILDREN.