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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
Four Fingers Amputated.

The ambulance was called at o'clock
yesterday morning to Church I'M avanue
and Twenty-fourth streets 10 colored
man named julius Brown. DR.. busford
was III charge. Brown works at wood
yard and circular saw had cut his mana
very badly. He was taken 10 tho aims
house aud DR.. Parker amputated all four
fingers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
HE STOLE A FATAL RIDE.
rnw4HD JOHNSON, OF THIS CITf.
KILLED At COLUMBIA.
IT. Was Out Of Employment and Money
and Was Trying to Get BACH "o0'
His Mother a widow.

An accident occurred at Columbia, on
.ha ran,es-I,lyer Division OF the chesa-
peak and Cfio railroad yesterday ai'es-
noon between 4 and o'clock. which re
suited in the death OF Edward johnson ,,a
The n,nteen-year-old son Of Mrs. Noelia
johnson. who resides at No. 1857 Beverly
street. this city. o.,.
Young Johnson had been 70 Iron o9se
scskinE work In . rolling miu tnsss' ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
Joffines Here and There
Our 81 Kid Gloves.

The best dollar Gloves that
you can buy. Sounds rather
bold, doesn't it? But it's true.
These are warranted as to fit
and wear; if not suited, your
money back. Two - button
clasp and four-button, of the
Easter colorings-Black, Tan,
Modes. Pearl, Corn, aud White,
with black stitch or stitch of
same.
THALHiMER'S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
xeu Council OF 0. Z. A. VI.

A new council Of the order OF tne Un''s "a
ia", Friday night at American Mechanics
Ia, aat ,lii cas-, Main street. by e1-State
rennoi,,or j. j. Davis. assisted by State
v.ca'cnuncil,or ". A. Clarke. Jr.. and
sovsrsi members of Richmond Council
No. 7.
berrhip Of thirty. composed mostly OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29

young men. and from The interest and
enthusiasm exhibited bids fair TO become
a large and prosperous council.
II will be known as Charter Oak Coun-
cit No. 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29
LAW and Equity Court.

In the Law and Equity Court verdict
for $40 was given for the plaintiff In the
case Of Overton Harwood. receiver
against George w. Parsons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-29

Is an electric wireman. He failed 10 ma
work. and for nearly month he re-
NAMED at Iron Gate and one or two other
places. hoping that he woud soon secure
enjoyment.
STARTED FOR HOME.
Finally his money gave out, and ne
started home on freight train NO ~,
TO return to Richmond. lie was near the
middle of the train which started TO take
a siding near Columbia, when freight
train No. IS, en- route from Richmond
ran into the bound train. and struck
about midway where Young Johnson was
riding. There was considerable damage.
and in the collision Johnson had ooth
legs broken. A telegram was sent to
his mother. notifying her OF the accident,
and saying that the unfortunate youns
man vouId be at once brought to the
Retreat for the Sick for treatment. BE-
fore ne reached Richmond. however. ne
disd from the effects Of his Injuries.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-25
SOUTH ACWORTH.

Came near having another freshet last
week.
Mrs. E. X. Morrison has returned to
her home somewhat improved in health.
Galen Howard is saving up the wood
piles in this section with his gasolene
engine.
Semi-weekly TINES until July for %
cents. Hand in your subscription to Frank
c. Cummings.
Charles Fl. Richardson called on friends
and relatives last week while on his way to
Boston from New York state
Cold River grange met at Union hal
Friday evening, with good number pres
ent, and had fine program which wa:
appreciated by all.
We are waiting as patiently as possible
for the completion Of the bridges over Cole
River. 1t is a very great inconvenience
and great damage in dollars and cents il
many ways to be deprived of these bridges
SO long.
The minister from Boston that was tt
have preached at the Baptist church las
Sunday failed to come, because of tn,
sudden illness of his wife. He will com,
as soon as possible and notice will be givel
in the TINES.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-25
BARTONSVILLE.

Jared Parker has moved into Mrs.
Christiana Wilder's house.
John Cardin and family have moved
into the house with Mrs. Calista Howard.
John Bulls from Wallingford is assist
ing F. L. Chase on the milk route.
Ed Parmenter has moved into the Will
lard house recently vacated by John Car
din.
Miss Elsie Bradley from Plymouth is
spending few weeks with her aunt. Mrs.
w. c. Witherell.
The entertainment advertised for last
Friday evening was postponed until Tues
day evening, March "a.
Mr. and Mira Mrs. Clinton Taggart OF
Bellows Falls are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frye Hopkins.
Dwight Willard, the hulled corn and
hominy salesman, recently traded horses
The horse for which he traded was sick a
few days and died. Mr.. Willard has the
sympathy of his townspeople in his loss.
Arthur Lowell the teamster, who trans
ports milk to Bellows Falls every night
started out as usual last Friday night. The
roads were in an extremely bad condition,
but he succeeded in getting about one ant
one half miles on his way when his load o
IS cans of milk got stuck fast in the ice
That was the extent of the trip Tor tina
time The milk was deposited for safe
keeping until the following night, when j
was again loaded and safely conveyed t.
its destination.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-25
ALSTEAD.

Remember the lady minstrels Thursday
evening.
Miss Bessie Webster is home from Bel
ows Falls for two weeks.
Moses Wheeler and wife of Cavendish,
VT, were in town last week.
J. Kemp was drawn as grand juror and
William r. Howard as petit.
Miss Charlotte Burge is home from Ash
burnham for short vacation.
Wallace Metcalf is home from Meriden
where he is attending school.
Charlie Nourse of Winchendon, Mass.
is visiting relatives in the village.
Mrs. Longley from Peterboro visited her
father, MIR. Buxton, one day last week.
percy Gibson is spending his vacation
from his school in Saxtons River with his
mother.
Mrs. Sias Edwards and children are
spending this week at her old home neaI
Saxtons River.
Mr.. Matthews of Laconia was in town
last week advertising and taking orders for
the Bradley Fertilizer Co. +. j. Marvin
local agent.
At the republican caucus last Saturday
evening c. NJ. Dodge and j. s. Prouty
were chosen as delegates to attend the con.
yeution at Concord March 81.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-25
BRATTLEBORO.

County court is likely to have another
week at Newfane before adjournment.
Miss Ethel Brown is visiting in Phadei-
phia and Miss Mary Cabot and Miss huth
Hawley in New York.
DR.. Z. r. French, formerly OF the brat
tleboro retreat. is now superintendent OF
the new Medfeld, Mass, asylum.
Ex-Gov. L. X. Fuller, who has been Ill
for five months, left for the south Monday
for an indefinite time. DR.. George F. Gale
accompanied him.
The annual meeting OF the Holstein-
Fresian association held at Buffalo, n. l.,
this week reelected Frederick l.. Hough-
ton its secretary.
Fred G.. Stearns, 20, who died suddenly
from heart disease at Mortified last Satur-
day, was half brother OF Conductor
George l.. SpaAord of Brattleboro.
Frank S. Pratt, who has been employed
for number of years as clerk in the rail-
road freight office at Brattleboro, went to
New York Monday to assume the position
of cashier for the Central Vermont railroad
at pier Sc, East river.
The heirs of the late Oliver Davenport OF
Leyden held conference at the American
house last Wednesday with III. E Nash
and John A. Aiken of Greenfield, and 1t is
understood that basis of agreement was
reached whereby the will is to be probated
without further objections
II. j. Davenport, principal Of the Sioux
Falls Oak } high school, and son OF
the late C. N. Davenport Of Brattleboro'
has Just received letter from an English
publishing house accepting his book on
'Outlines of Economic Theory" which
will be published in New York and Lon
don.
The Bennington and Glastonbury manu-
featuring company has brought suit against
the Newton company of Wilmington for
$4,000 damages for alleged cutting over
Glastonbury timber lands belonging to the
plaintiffs. 1t is charged that they have cut
on lots which cover 10000 acres, and SUIT
is brought for triple damages. Gen. Me
Cullagh of Bennington is said to be
heavy owner in the timber lands.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-25
CHARLESTOWN.

Walter Wood has been visiting at Mr..
Breck's in Claremont.
Mrs. Edgar Fisk and son Charles visited
friends in Bellows Falls Friday.
Abel Moore of Perkinsvile was brought
here for burial Friday. Age, 70 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Dodge of Spring
field called on friends in town Sunday.
The Unitarian sewing society will meet
at the church parlors Thursday afternoon.
Miss Jennie Eaton. who has been work.
ing for George Willard, has returned home.
Miss Matilda Walker visited her sister,
Mrs. Ed Taylor, at Gould's Mills this
week.
There was social gathering in Snump-
shire Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
Baker.
l., L. Lane, who has been travelling Tor
III. & L. Ironstone China Co., returned
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Bond are enjoying
two weeks vacation in New York and
Bermuda Islands.
Mrs Scott Lombard and friend of Ac-
worth visited her sister, Mrs. Henry Duns-
more recently.
Mrs. Harry Franklin and daughters Of
Bellows Falls visited Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Bowman last week
Mrs. B. F. Royce was called to Perkins
vile Saturday by the illness and death Of
her brother, Royal Moore.
1t is expected that Rev. T. ID. Howard
will exchange next Sunday with Rev. Mr.
Clarke of Andover, Mass
Miss Emma Dodge, who has been visit
ing her brother, n C. Dodge and wife il
Springfield, returned home Sunday.
Mrs Edith Green and daughter Eva
who have been visiting her sister, Mrs
Earle of Rutland. returned home Saturday
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-25
ANDOXER.

Mrs. Lucia Lake is visiting old friend.
here.
Leon Brown has gone to Weston tc
work for the season.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Barr of Chester
visited at w. w. Wards last week.
Charlie Fuller and George Dimick wen
to Saxtons River Saturday to visit Harr,
Glynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Wing and baby o
Putney are guests OF her aunt, Mrs. j. p
Smith.
The ladies society had a sociable and
hulled corn supper at Mrs. William Row.
ellis on Saturday evening.
Little Rena Smith of Weston stayed with
Mrs. Mary Dimick part of last week In
the absence Of her mother.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-25
Speaking of
Quality

The difference in cost between using
Worcester Salt-the standard for dairy-and the
very cheapest, is about cent in every fifty bomuas
of butter made. The chance of loss in expert
cents to dollar, and possibly Is the
saving (?) of one cent with chance of one dollar
loss wise speculation? We leave the
with the daryman, believing he will decide to use
the best dairy salt known to the civilized world
today Worcester.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-07
COUNTY NOTICES.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERs-NOTTCE ~
hereby given taat the King county
board - equalization Elll be in session
three (N weeks. Commencing Mnu4ay
August 8 A u. 1885. al the King CONT.
courthouse. Tor. the par3ose OF eqasliz-
ing the tax roll Of fxs All tsxnsve~.
claiming abatement OF tax are hefesv
notified 20 appear on or before S. szi~dav
Angus. p 1885 Or De forever bar-es
NATHAN BEAA%
County Auditor and Ex-OrIcie Clerk az N.
Board OF County Commissioners Of
Kirg County. Wash.
Date a. Seattle. this 18th day OF July.
A .. Is2s.
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The pubic n hereby warned nos 70 pay
any money 10 parties representing 20 be
agents OF the Seattle Post-lnse eli gen<sr,
authorized travelling agents Of tire Post
Intelligence. viz: j. A Mcclellan. J. i.
Hawiey and G. r. Peck Tbs do<s Tot
are locasss IN varfsus estIes xrsf towns ia
the Northwest. nor 20 possrassssrs. wno
are IN ali eases authorized p take sno-
eeffptons for the Daily, f1ndzy ara
weekly Posf-fntsiiigencer. CITY coAr--
tors J. A. Cafhcart r. r Haz1sy. w.
~ Uanra ard " " Fwfnw
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AJCTION-Saturday, August :. az p. m.
nue.. bed sets. springs, cooking stoves,
heaters. gas and gasoline stoves, chairs.
stands. feather bed, pillows, lot or bed
and table linen. blankets. trunk and one
fire-prcof safe. Seattle Auction. Storage
AMI Commission Company.
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TIME CARD IN EFFECT JAN. /

TIME CARD in EFFECT JAN. =
North bound-Leaves Seattle ]
caves Port Townsend a. m. leay0 ~
eav Harbor 1o:D a. m. leaves Reche w. ~
Dor i:45 D. m: arrives at New wbatoen
$50 .. m.
South bound--Lsaves New Whascpm ~
m: leaves Roche Harbor 10 a. m: 49,
Friday Harbor II a. M: ieav3, ~
r. N. swv
J. r. Thompson. narager-owrer bAas'
Bogardus A. Co. agents. City dock
Telephone. Main "a.
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MARRIAGES.

C14DsxrTTTI-In E@asfts. Wei
nesaay, August s, IzsS. al TIE residence cf
the officiating clergyman. Rev. John r..
Damon. SO Fifth avenue, Constant l.
Potter ard Mss HlIsie -. Gos1srnita.
both OF this city.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.

Time Gard IN effect June I. Isl
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND wHAnnd1
ROUTE.
State OF Washington leaves Seattis -
except Saturday. az 10 y. m
SEATTLE. EVERETT A%D LA Gu
NER ROUTE.
Fairhaven leaves Seattle daily. 60
Sunday. at a. m.
Telephone. Main 2Ts Yeslsr 81
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uEwARD.

a reward % 80 ws,i BE- pad for fnfor-
0afjen leading 20 the arrest and cons,c-
ton Of any che stealing copies o. ths
tffrrffe t~s4s sha ~ttv
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AUCTION STORAGE

THE SEATTLE AUCTION. STORAGE
and Commission Company sirco-pe-at-
ed. HIS First avenue. Seattle personal
attention gwen 20 furniture sales AZ rri-
yASe residences. aSsi-reeS. receivers,
racrtga gees ard executors sales; con-
ssgnrnenss Soiscire1s we guarantee
pronre returns on all sales entrusted 10
rs. regular sales days Tuesdays and
Saturday.
II yoJ- INTRTST YOUR GOODS to the
Seattle Auction Storage and Commits
sion Company. you can depend on quick
sales. prompt returns and square treat
ment: no fake sales; no reserve:
don't forget the regular sales days are
Tuesdays and Saturdays. Z. @. Becker
ton has no connection with Us.
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHouNp
Daily, except sunday.
Leaves Seattle a. m. IL m. IN n
Leaves Everett $50 a.. m. 20 p N. II
p. m.
Sundays-I.eaves Seattle II a N; leave
Everett .. IN.
FaTe-Single trip. T5c: round trip. III
connects with boats for Tacoma and -
homlsh.
Landing-Colman deck, foot Of ynfim
street.
SEATTLE a TACOMA NAylGAIJU
COMPANY
r. w. csoodhue. Maunn
Telephone. Red ISL.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
Carrying United States mall leaves GY
cock foot N Main street. Monday NJ
aesday and Friday at l a. m. fof Lsa
Townsend. San Juan islands and ~
Whatcom. Returning. leaves New Wnos
Com Tuesday. Thursday and Satufea,s
O. n.
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NOTICE OF SALE.--Under and by virtue
OF an order of the superior court ~
King county, in the case Of Frank j
Hemen against the Allen Printing Com
pany ct al. No. 2. 4h, directing the sala
of the property of the said Allen Print
ing Company. sealed bids for the said
printing plant will be received bv fha
Undersigned at the address below given
up 10 5 O'Clock on the sth day OF Au-
gust, 1895.
Each bid must be accompanied by sf0n m
cash or by certified check FOR fhs aarna
amount as guarantee OF good faith 10 he
returned III the bid is not accepted
The terms OF the sale shall he one-thfra
cash on notification 10 the bidder that hfs
bid IL accepted, one-fourth of the haiance
in thirty days. one-fourth in sixty days
ons-fourth In ninety days anu one-fourth
in 80 days.
All bids will be subject TO acceptance or
rejection OF the court. and the sale shall
be subject 10 confirmation by the court.
Jurisdiction TO be retained until the de-
ferred payments are made.
Said printing plant consists OF one CYL
inder printing press, job presses a.sc-
tr!e motor, paper cutter, perfora tor, Office
furniture and fixtures, type, material and
stock. together with the good viii OF said
business.
Persons desiring 10 bid viii be shown the
property b. the receiver upon calling al
the address, given below.
II. w. MoULToN,
Receiver Allen Printing Company, Suln-
van block. No 10 Front street, Seattle
Washington.
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RANK OF BRITISH cor.,up..
STEAMERS
FLY ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round rips daily. except sunnn
In one hour and twenty-five mtnuton
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips Seattle Iacom
route. rs follows.
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. NAY 4
TIME CARD.
Single fare. soc; round trip. -
Leave Seattle-z:s5. u:fS a m. To a.
p. m.
Leave Tacoma-s:3N n. m. l. IN In =
SUNDAYA
Leave Seatttie-I a. M. Il rn,.B =
Leave Tacoma-s.s0 a. m. IN ~ b -
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf, To-
coma, and Commercial deck. faot of Nd
rion street. Seattle.
sundays. steamers Flyer ana Qtato q
Washington. fare &c.
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Adverttsemenz under the Rad Of Lost.
Found Fer sale For Renf and Situations
Wanted viii be inserted a. TIE rate OF 4
cent q word each Insertion. Payment al
ways fr advance. No advertisement r.
eeiyed or less than = eeufa
EOTfrF.-Ths business eH'ce OF the
pcss-Inisilsgencer - open until il .. m:
Sunday hosIrs O. N. 10 u - .. m ard
10 b n n Classified advertisements Wiz
be received up te this time.
Advertisements vii be received *
branch offices OF the Post-fnteiiigencsr.
TACOMA BuREAC-No. lis Pacinc
avenue.
PORT TowNsESD--wfIilsm J. Jones.
HFIf T~EHbM EAf-Ne9 Whatcom.
o. II Culver Manager.
CTyMPfA-4l7s Main street Charles
Watson. Agent
The following letters await advertisers
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash
~oFFIcERs AND Ti;RusTEEsM 5000
esISo Urn ss....ss+s-s...s.-...- fFsslGeEt
Arthur A. Denny Vice President
!ohn Leary 1890. Second Vice President
James r. Hayden. Manager. Cash'r. sec'y
Frank l. Bfofgett Assistant Cashier
E.gmuro Schwabacher. John Collins.
r. &. NeufeideE. j. T Creenieaf
Transacts q savings bank business sx-
efuxiveiy.
Deposits received from 81 20 sle.no0.
Interest allowed per snaum: Six per
cent on term deposits: Der cent on Or
binary deposits
Dividends declared last d-ys OF May ani
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved eciiaterals only.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE
Paid-up capital ......-..........3i $4,000
Surplus ---.--.----s.... ....+..ssl0.VW
J. n. AsGraW. .....s.--...- Presfdert
Maurice Achieken........-.Ntc Vice President
Lester Turner -..-..-............... Casnisr
General banking business transacted
sigh, ard feiegraphic exchange payable
IL all the principal cities Of The
United States ana Europe
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In order 70 secure cerrect Insertion a.
cofices under these hexdfnrs the sarse
encusd be left ~ the business cfFsc@s OK
this paper. No charge IL made fo< such
Dosic4a-
Funeral notices. resolutions or other sp~-
e1Al announcements will - CHARGED ~ The
rate OK 10 cents per ffne each Insertion
pO4T-r~-rT. !. rf-Er<fsEr ~
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT VA
iNGTON ROUTE.

STEAMER A. X. ROBINSON.
Carrying u &. Mall.
On Port Orchard and Port wasAh1(1o
route. leaves City dock. foot u ~
street. $50 a. m. calling at SoIsh ueefk
Rurcheil. Brick Yard. Rremertou 6. \
Navy Yard. sidney. Charleston. TreQu
Chico. sllverdale, Leaves Port 0eAae
al D. m. f. y. Robinson, master. I'm
Bogardus e. Co.. agents. TelephonA ~
1t
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
OF assessment. ofIice OF the West Sc
aide Land and Improvement Company.
SEATTLE Wash. July :. 1885.
Notice e hereby given 20 the stockhcai-
- 81 said company that at regular
,nesttnr OF the hoard % trustees II sali
conpAny. duly convened az its principal
csfsge this da:c. an Assessment OF ore del
la on each share 81 the capital stock cf
- "A f.srlVauy. not fully pai5 u. was duly
nae ana levied. due ard payable 50 Lex
Ter Horton & Co. treasurer Of said con-
May. al It's banking house n SEATTLE. on
q before Saturday. the sth Jay os AaggsE.
fSaf n .. STRIVE.
NICE President, ectFuE as President in tho
absence OF the President OF said Com
SAyFS II. WATSON. Secretary.
West Seattle WISH july :. isas,
>.ovfCF-To the stockholders 81 the Seat
45s t2~evErE ana Mating Company: You
are hereby notified that the annual meet
Fwr ~ tna stockholders 81 the Seattle
fgreaf0< and Mailing Company Il called
10 r,eet AT the general Offices OF the
e--or-srv located on Grant Street brisxs
81 sAa city of Seattle. Wash. at thu
har~ cf p. m on The 18th dav Of
August iss for the purpose OF elect
frr sever 60 trustees % serve for the
term ~ ere year in accordance with the
bylaws ard fer the purpose OF consid-
erlnv a-v other business that NAV
rronerfv come before said meeting. BY
ordsr q the president
A r METZGER.
Se~-e-arv Seattle Brewing and Mailing
Company.
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Advertisers desiring display afverttse-
nenfs charged for tire Sunday issue must
hand In copy By o'eicck Saturday TO in
sure charge.
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NorIcE-To the Creditors Of the State

NOTICE-To the Creditors OF the State
Insurance Company:
Take notice. that by an order Of the cir
cult court or Marion county. Oregon, dated
July Z, 1885. all policies OF the above named
company We're cancelled. and all claims
hereunder required TO be presented 20 the
receiver on or before the 10th day OF Oc-
tober. 1896.
In the case OF losses In tho state OF
Washington prior 10 said notice the receive
er will Issue his certificate therefor. IL
found proper. and will issue his certificate
for the pro rata unearned premiums on all
policies presented 20 him al Salem, Ore
eon, computed from the date OF said or
der. which certificates for policies held In
the said state or Washington. and for
losses In said state. viii DE lien against
the securities held by the state treasurer
OF the state of Washington. Such cersifi-
Gates should be filed with the state treas
urer at Olympia, Washington. Certificates
will not be issued for policies not present.
ed before October 10 1895. or for losses &C.
curing after July T. 1896
EDMOND c. GILTNER, Receiver.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-07

Ian FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY.
engineers ard contractors. bridge ba.it-
;ng. dredging. haroor improvements and
general contracting. - Seattle National
bA1k building.