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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18
CLARENCE &. PRESTON.
~.

Attorney for PLAINTIFF
pnstoTIce Address Room $50 Pioneer
Block Seattle. Washington.
Date OF FIRST publication. September IL.
1865.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIIE
State Of Washington. In and for King
County. Il. y, Tremper, as Receiver OF
The Spring Hill Water Company, a COR
poraton, plaintiff, We. F.. l.. Heller. de-
PENDANT No 3, 800. Summons.
State OF Washington 10 he said T. L.
mcned to appear wiihiE sixty tonl days
after the service Of this summons upon
you exclusive Of the day Of service, to-wit
within sixty t6el days after the 18th day Of
September. 1898. the date OF the first pttbif-
cation hereof. 10 answer the complaint OF
tho plaintiff In the above entitled action.
and serve copy Of your answer upon tho
undersigned. whose Pos.ofrice Address Id
below stated, and defend the above emit.
tied action In the Court aforesaid. holden
a, Seattle. IN King County. Washington.
the place hereby designated for the trial
OF said action, and I'm case Of your failure
80 10 DO Judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand Of the conn
plant IN said action. which has been fled
with the clerk OF said court.
The object OF said action IL 20 obtain a
Judgment os said Court 10 he entered In
favor Of the plaintiff and aganft you in
said cause. upon the two certain causes Of
action set up In said complaint that IL to
say for The sum OF Three thousand doilars
on account OF your liability for unpaid
stock held by you OF the capital stock Of
The Spring Hill Water Company. cor
noratlon az tho state of Washington. nQon
the first ~ said causes Of action and in
the further sim % Nine thousand dollars
received ny yAN IA & STOCK noifsr or said
The Spring Hil water Company out of
the dividend ar dlstr sutton OF the capital
stock OF said company. Illegally declared
and paid.
II IS further The object Of said action to
subject 70 the payment AMI satisfaction %
the fuignsn' sought TO he recovered ~
aforesaid, all your right title and interest.
IN and 10 one hundfed shares Of the can't
tn! stock Of the Puget Sound National
Bank of Seattle National banking corpo-
ration standing IN your name upon tho
stock books and records Of said bank and
for the purpose nf reaching which. n Writ
OF earn shnent has been sued ont Of saId
Court in said cause, and duly served upon
she said the Puget Sound National Hank.
Of Seattle.
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COMPOSITION.

We are now prepared 20 DO composition
for the trade taay nacasuret in Nonpare:l.
Mlnion. BREWER and Long Primer. SAI1p
faction guaranteed. Call o. address kos.~
lnfell!gencer. seattle.
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PORT TOWNSEND SAN JUAN ISL
a<DS AND WIATCOM ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THOM

Carrying United States mai. leaves City
a5ck fac, Of Main street, Sunday, Tues
day and Thursday a: IL o'clock mi.ingn;
fer Port Townsend. San Juan islands and
New Whatcom Returning leaves New
Whatcarn Tuesday, Thursday ard Satur-
car az a IA. r, Thompson. manager
o~nar Lilly Bog a-dus a. c.. agents. C.ty
Dock. Telephone. Main 81.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or THU
State os Washington. in and fer King
C1nnty Z T. Tremper as Receiver %
The Spring s!i Water Company a cor
poratlon plaintiff vs. s. w Heller de-
feraaut No q s1a Summons
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CLARENCE 2, PREsTos.

r,s@foTir@ Attress: Eoosn 80 Pioneer
Tsierk Seattle Washington
Date q arst publication. September 81
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leaves foot OF WASHINGTON street daily at
s-nl y rs Sundays ) 90 o. nd for Pleasant
beach fwsss Blakeiey,, Ereanerton. I. i.
Dry Dock. Charleston, S2daey. TraGyton.
chico ard Silysrdals. Returning leaves
sfiy@rtsaIs a, s:$S a IN, arrives Seattle 10
M, leaves sidney Saturday nssass at
$50 . m, arrives Seattle & % y. ~ Tele-
rAfse Aala u
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Fastest Time Surest COnDeO.
tions, Safest. Easiest Route.
Ten DAYS Fro0 Seattle to Daw3oa

Via PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP
co.'s superasy equipped Alaska
feet OF passenger steamships.
The Pacific CoaS, Steamship
Companys reduced rates 20 Alas
kan points will hold good on the
steamship Al-ki, calling from Sc
attic September =.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
State OF Wellington. in and fer King
The Spring HHi Water Company cor
poratIon. plaintiff. VS.. s. w Heller de-
PENDANT No. q So Summons.
gtafe % Washington 10 The said e w.
Hptlsr defendant you ara hereby sum-
rnons4 70 appear within Fsxfv ff9} days
after the service - thSs simmons upon
Won exclusive ~ the dav 81 service to-xlt:
Within sixty feD days after the 18th day ~
September 1895. sbe date 80 The arss puhii-
ration hereof 10 answer the complaint Of
the rIsintsm in the above entitled action.
ilsfarsl gred whose pn~tofftce Address IN
hslas, stated. and defend she howe rrii-
led action IN the Court Aforesaid holden
AZ Seattle. In King County. Washington,
81 sa'A action ard lu Gaze ., yo8r failure
60 10 10 Judgment will ~ rendered against
YOU according 70 the demand of the COM
ria{nf IN ~s.d action. which has been fled
with fne eIefx ~ Hald Court.
THE objecg Of said action Is 70 obtain a
fafesOeut ~ sa,d Court ~ be entered In
favor - 'he plaintiff ard assin~, you tn
"a IA rstt~s, tpca ffs tw6 certain causes ~
acfien set up in RsIsi complaint that IL %
say for ~ SUN az Three thousand dollars
on account % your liability for unpaid
stock held ~ you - the capital stock u
Tns. Spring FH Water Company. eor-
tagrsffor 81 the state - Warrington. upon
the ffrxs - said causes - action and IN
the further sam Of Nine thousand dollars
The sprina nm water Company. out Of
che ssgsstnG or distribution ~ the capital
stock oF said company, Illegally declared
ara paid
II = further tho effect ~ said action -
infect % ire paymen. and satisfaction ~
TIE Judgment sought % hs recovered ~
ssoresass, all your right titie snf interest.
In ana Il. ore hundred shares Of the eap.-
tai stock % tire Puget Sound National
Bark II Seattle. \ National banking ccrpo--
ration standing IN yoar name, upon she
stock books sud records ~ sa!d hank ard
gog sre purpose 81 reaching which q Writ
0< earn .ennasrf has f8ten sued osgs ~ @=sf
C,o1lrf ia sat5 esnEe ard 3oly #erye3 tgDcn
the saaa me Puget Soan9 National Bank.
Of Seattle.
CLARENCE z. PRESTON.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Ps@toTlrs Attreas. Efesn 50 Pioneer
Block Seattle. Washington.
Date q arst publication. September Is.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-24
TWENTY-FIVE CARS
SPECIAL TRAIN OF WICHITA
PRODUCTS.
Will Leave TOday--LOng Train to BE
Photographed.

This morning will occur probably the
most important commercial shipment of
Wichita manufactured products ever ship
ped out OF the city. This big deal is a
consignment of special products from the
Jacob Dold Packing company, most OF
which will go to the seabOeri at New
York for export. This invoice will be
made up of one long special train, made
up Of the bod company's private refrg-
orator cars and drawn by one of the
powerful Missouri Pacific mogul engines.
For several weeks the Wichita branch Of
this house has been crowded with foreign
orders and has ATTEMPTED to take care Of
all jobbing trade promptly along with their
accumulation Of export trade. The past
week, however, proved beyond any ques-
ton that one large export shipment must
be made 10 fill the standing DO ok orders.
Yesterday the aggregate waiting orders
were so great that the Missouri Pacific
railroad was appealed 10 ana asked to
furnish a special through engine ana train
crew, the Dold company to supply their
own refrigerator cars. The yard master
was ordered to carry out this order, and
=
tact 70 the big shipment today. The con-
signment Will require twenty-five cars.
a full train, and Will so straight through
TO New York City. and there De transfer
red 10 one line of transatlantic steam
ships, TO be forwarded 20 the D0ld com
pany's special agents at the various Eu-
ropean agencies. Hamburg. Germany.
Marseilles, France. and Liverpool Eng
land viii receive the most of the big
shipment and from these centers k VIII
be distributed to all the surrounding com
mercaaI centers where the Dold agents
have a trade established. This whole
train-losd was considered Of sufficient IN
portance by the management to have it
photogrsp hed. and this morning. just be-
fore the train pulls ont for its long jour
ney to New York. one OF the leading ar
lists in the city VIII be AZ The stock yards
agency Joint tracks and take a full pic
tUre OF the train OF twenty-five cars. the
train crew and the. special agents OF the
Dold company sent along with the ship
meat.
This means a great deal for Wichita.
as IL IS probably the frs; whole train
specially made up Of Wichita finished pro
ducts 10 be exported abroad. This is not
alone for this establishment, as they ere
all the year round shipping their cured
meats TO all points in Europe, but never
before have they found It necessary to
ship q whole train-losd special. in order
to Ill their growing trade
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-24
HURT IN A RUNAWAY
Thrown From a Buggy in Front of
the Boston store.

Yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock.
Mrs. W. T. Russell was thrown from her
buggy in runaway and seriously but
not fatally hurt She, with her brother
inlaw, Mr.. Austin Russell OF Centreviue.
Iowa, who is visiting here. came up town
in their buggy and stopped in front Of
the Sedgwick county bank. where Mr..
Russell had some business TO attend TO.
AS they drove IT front of the bank The
horse SHE'D from n F'e,e Of paper Nj
Russell got out and picket up the paper
and showed l. into the water in the gut
ter. The wind blew = out ana it again
scared the animal The morse started Oh
the run and Mr.. Russell jumped to help
Mrs Russell. He became entangled in
the rig and fell, and the rear wheel of the
vehicle ran over his head, cutting deep
cash in his forehead. The horse was than
thoroughly frightened and was on the
dead run. Mrs. Russell was thrown from
the buggy, but fortunately had no bones
broken. The nervous fright was the worse
harm she received. They were taken
into the Boston Store, where their wounds
were attended to and from where they
We're taken to their home on East Doug
las avenue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-24
MILITARY NIGHT IN WICHITA
Pains PyrOtechnic Exhibition Will
BE Given August 3.

The people Of Wichita and surround
ing country who have never been 70 Man
haitian Beach. CoRey Island. ana wiz
messed Pains pyhotechnic exhibitions Of
fireworks during the summer season at
that seaside resore should rot fan Of the
opportunity 10 visit the exhibition 10 be
given August n the State Fair grounds
under the personal supervision Of Colonel
Pain and his management The Battle
O. Manila in a set piece Of over 80 feet
in length and 20 feet in height IS the
most mastery reproduction Of The great
battle % Dewey's fleet against the Span
ish war ships in the bay Of Manila, in
me Philippine islands. ever given the
people q this country outside Of Man
haitian Beach. y. Y. where i is on exhi-
bition nightly and visited by thousands
from Brooklyn, New York and surround
ins cities. This great undertsk king. han
died at such financial r.sk, has been de
with Col II. c. Toler. secretary Of the
State Fair association. WA has guaran-
teed Colonel Pain against financial loss
or one provisO. that the advance sale %
81 tickets be placed in the hands OF the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-24

Wichita Hospital management and a
commission Of 10 per cent shall be do
mated TO the hospital fund. This great
pyrotechnic display was given in one or
Two Of the larger cities, including ST.
Louis, No, and it was due to the ener-
getic efforts of Colonel Toler that Colonel
Pain was induced to give his exhibition
in this city under such favorable ar
rangements. The night OF August 3
should be known a Military Night" in
celebration Of DeWey's great victory at
the battle of Manila On this occasion d
fac smile Of the engagement of the bat
ele ships will be reproduced, accompan-
led by the fall Of Manila. Hundreds Of
red, white and blue bombs Will be explod-
ed in company with aerial snakes horns
of plenty, etc. The spectacle will give
TO one a fun realization of what a naval
engagement is like. amid the roar Of
cannon, blasts of trumpets and resound-
ing crash of the shells from the mouths
Of the cannon aboard snip as they ID
forth 10 destroy the proud Spanish war
ships. L is so realistic that one can not
doubt he was present at the great victory
Of Dewey.
Colonel Pains fame is known through
out the entir world where his great re-
productions OF the bombardment of Al
evandria and the fail Of Pompeii at
Manhattan Beach and Crystal Palace.
London. has been witnessed by multitudes
Of people. The management of this ex-
hfbition is under a great expense to carry
out this wonderful Illuminated pyrote CHI
mic display Of Dewey's grea; victory over
the Spanish war ships and should be well
patrontzed by our city's people. Special
trains are to be run by all the railroads
for one fare the round trip and IT IS eX-
pected that a large number OF people
from outside towns will take advantage
of this opportunity to visit the greatest
exhibition ever given in this city or the
west.
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thoroughly adopted.
TWO DAYS STAY
Where Amusement Lovers Can BE
Found Till Tuesday.

The circus Will arrive this morning on
the Santa Fe from Coneyville. The train
left Coceyviue about o'clock last night
and the distance is IA miles. and they viii
arrive here probably at 10 or Il o'clock
The eight quadriile dancing elephants,
trained by Adam Forepaugh. Jr., who re
joice in Shakespear.an names, viz: 9th
clio. Desdemonla, Julius Caesar. Cleo
patra. Richard III. Rosalind. Hamlet.
Ophela- viii be turned into the Little
river below Oak street bridge. II viii
be observed that there are four males
and four females. Cuba" the clown
baby elephant, viii probably be one Of
the party. Othello Is the famous re
formed sacred white elephant"
Tomorrow the parade Will begun az u
O'Clock. so down Mathewson avenue 10
Douglas west on Douglas 20 Main. north
ono Main 70 Ninth west on Ninth 10
Lawrence. south on Lawrence TO Third,
and thence west to the show ground.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-24
A FAMOUS DISH.
With a New and Savory Flavor

Chop beef. mutton OF pork into hash
Take a quantity OF Grape-Nuis equal 10
half the amount Of meat. Nix into the
G-ape-Nuts a raw egg and what milk Il
viii take Up.
Salt and pepper TO taste.
Now thoroughly mix meat and au into
4 hash. form into patties Ike sausage
and place in a hot skillet with only
enough butter on bottom 20 prevent stick
ing Place cover over the skillet and
cook uHtl done.
Put a little piece o. butter OF top OF each
patty L they tend 20 become dry. bur do
not use enough 20 make greasy.
Serve not and you VII discover tia;
the meat has acquired most savory
flavor from she Grspe-Nu-s and a. che
same time * has been rendered easily
digesab.e and the clements IT the Grape
Nuts furnish most valuable nourishment
for athletes as well as iuva5ids. Made
by the Postum Co. Battle Creek, Micn
Grocers sell Grspe-Nu1s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-24
DAM BUILT
Three Feet More OF Water Makes IL q
Fine Stream.

Yesterday the Central avenue dam was
completed and the Little Arkansas river
is now a stream worthy OF It's name. For
the past two weeks the city engineer and
q large force OF men have been working
from sunrise 20 sunset on IL. That they
have worked hard IS evidenced by the
fact Of lis completion. The only time
operations were suspended was during the
hearing OF the injunction case, and its
decision was no sooner rendered than
work was resumed. The dam IS located
just below Central avenue and is con-
struc.ed Of heavy tfmbers fastened 70
piles driven in the river bed. L raises
the water az the dam shout four sex
above its usual level A. Oak street tie
raise VIII be between TWO and three feet.
and nearly that much a. Eleventh street
Last evening the water had reached the
top and was running over the edge Ttts
assures fine stream Of water throughout
the year and the people now have the
finest boating course IN the west; With
the typical Kansas evenings and between
beautiful shaded banks a -ide or the wacer
VIII Be a Pleasure eagerly sougA, after
by crowds Of people
AI-eNl-E Le-tLN4- 2 r-l2- Wl44 e IN PROVED
BY the raise in The river IS TIE ELEPHANTS
bath that VII lake place this afternoon
at 4 O'Clock. The huge animals vii be
turned loose in The water AZ Pine street
and viii remain about half at aour. Those
who have witnessed the sigh; say Il :
one that VIII never BE sorgottsa- They
jump and TO. over n the water Ike chill
dren. trumpet = me peculiar way ard
squirt water from their trunks IN every
direction
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-24
NEW STREET CARS
HirSh and Co. Representative
Reports FavorabIy.
Is FROM NEW YORK
Work viii Begin in the Near
Future in His Opinion.

1t is now almost an assured fact that
Wichita will have a new street car line
before the summer has passed. A Mr.
Matthews Of New York City, representing
Hirsh & Co., a bond syndicate, 10 Wall
street has been II the city incog. looking
over the present system. He arrived mere
Friday night and yesterday rode over
every line from end to end and made an
inspection Of the power houses, barns ana
everything connected with the company.
When seen at the hotel last evening just
before starting on MS return to New
York, he stated to a reporter for the
Eagle that he had intended to visit the
city and leave without making the object
OF his visit known, but in reply to in
quiries he stated practically what is Civ
en- above. He added that his report was
snxiously awaited by his firm and that
they have secured the capital necessary
10 equip and operate d line in accordance
with the plans of Church & Co, which
have been published heretofore. Further,
and what is most important TO this city,
is the fact that he said his repor would
be favorable. He had investigated every
thing thoroughly and was satisfied that
a good line with all modern improvements
would be a paying investment. He VIII
reach New York Wednesday, when he
will report. Hirsh 6, Co. have been the
NJ gotators between the eastern capital
lists and Church eco, and If they did
not mean business they would not send
man over lS0O miles for nothing. When
asked If work would begin at once, Mr..
Matthews replied that in all probability
It would and that by fall there would be
an entirely new street car system in op-
pratf0n in Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-24
Strong, steady nerves

Strong, steady nerves
Are needed for success
Everywhere. Nerves
Depend simply, solely,
Upon the blood.
Pure, rich, nourishing
Blood feeds the nerves
And makes them strong.
The great nerve tonic is
Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Because it makes
The blood rich and
Pure, giving it power
To feed the nerves.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Cures nervousness,
Dyspepsia, rheumatism,
Catarrh, scrofula,
And all forms of
Impure blood.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-24
The aaaiehita nai1u Eaee Sunday n1orno guu "a sos


Circus day will be heraded list of bar
gains
Saturday afternoon opened and marked tenth invoice of
Linens received this Summer Among them the effects in
Silk S ped Lnensgrens, blues color and meal Also
ten pieces of Hoespun Linen and rich showing Plaid Linens
All these to be sold At popular prices.
The Millinery department will give their unusual
sales consisting of lot of Sailor Eat75c value 24 AL
their other Millinery will be sold proportiOnate prices.
Monday sell inch Scotch. all Linen Table Danask
half beachedhe kndat Sc yard; bolts in the lot
Also another grade Of pure bleached Linen at 49c yard
We have counted Metal There 764 in
stocknoe than want certainly They in value from
to S25 and made with gneng sparkling Of
all hues and colors. Take your choice tomorrow 29c
Three hundred of Jap Folding Fans remaining &c each
Regardless of Winter being away there
times when need Blanket We have just the kind
wntul SIZE heavy but well made and excellent in
particularly Blanket you'd consider bargain 75c. On Tues
day offer them 49c Next November you'll be asked
pay at least 75c, remember.
We also have Blankets of various kinds that have just
arrived They both white and colors. Some high priced
Blankets modesly pcedbut proporonaa prices
other Blanket sale will be quoted them Buy Blankets
great Tuesday sale.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-24
NEW CARRIER SYSTEM
Change of Route Method August
First

First.
A new system of delivery and collec-
ton by carriers Will be inaugurated in
this office, to commence August 1st. The
routes will be owned by the carriers, who
Will deliver the paper and collect once a
week. every Saturday. There will be a
greater number Of carriers and the paper
vii be delivered earlier. This is almost
the universal method adopted by news
papers throughout the country. Only 10
cents a week delivered, the carrier col
lecting. That amount is so small, and
being always on hand, makes no trouble
when once thoroughly adopted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-24

Yesterday afternoon a iit,le rt-l o.
South Market while Playing w1-A re-
voiver accidentally shot Herself = ne
rignt foot SIZE Vas szksa % Dr. wait
locks and the wound was dressed sac
win probably be around Il 4 few days.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-11-16
THE. TWO FLOWERS.

There was flower within my garden
growing;
In form and color delicately fair;
And fragrance from its petals ever throw
ing -.
1t flled with sweetness all the morning
air.
One night the frost stopped suddenly from
5 oerhead;
The morning sun arose-the flower was
dead.
I had a wife who grew for years beside
me; m aGR
None sweeter or more loving could there
be;
Ooother and friend. whatever might be-
tide me,
Through varying fortunes clinging close
* to me- W #H4
One day the darkening clouds hung over
head; N&EM
There came frost--at nightfall she was
dead.
Sweet flower! Dear wife these blossoms
of existence,
One In the garden. one within the heart
sBloomed for my gladness with fond per
sistence,
Till frost and death had hidden both de.
part.
Yet rises In my soul the hope to me,
Both shall rebloom within the life to be
Thomas Dunn English. in N. Y. Inde-
pendent.