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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-06
Probate Notica

Aks 0OtlCC.
In the Probate Court of the county OF Yanktcn,
Territory of Dakota.
In the matter of the estate of Gustavna A.
Wetter, deceased. &a
Or Ter appointing time and place for hearing
application to sell personal property and
directing notice to be given.
AN Heading and filing th q petition of William
" H. McYny, executor of the last viii and
testament of said deceased praying for nm
order 10 sell three head of cattle; the insurance
pt6ck of the Yankton Insurance and
tho newspaper accounts named in the inventory
Of the property Of said estate; for the reason
that . part Of said property will be an expense
to said estate, and that there is not sufficient
money In the hands of tho executor to pay the
~legaofes provided in said will, and necessary
expense OF administration.
It iS ordered. that all persons interested in
said eaSate appear before the Judge of the
probate oeart Of the eounty of Yankter, Terri
tory Of DsKcta. at the court room of said court,
Mt she city Of Yanktcn in said Yankton county
Oh the fourteenth day of January, A.. ID 1888,
at ten O'clock q. m, then and there TO show
sauBe WIN such order should not be made.
And it Ia further ordered. chat a copy of thie
order be Published in the Daily Press and
HRkotaian. q newspaper published IN said
Yantton county at least i've days previous TO
Baid fourteenth day of January, A. d. 1855.
Dated January 9TH. 1883.
Judge of ths Probate Court.
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Which said tax shall be collected snd the
same Is hereby fixed in proportion on each of
said lots. parts of lots and pieces Of ground 30
bounding and abutting upon such sidewalks
and improvements, that ia to say: that such
ting all walks built the width OF nix feet, at
the rate of fifty two cents per foot, each being
the contract price and cost of constructing said
for The said lots, parts of lots and pieces of
ground, the name OF the owner, so far as known
and the allowance and tax levied hereby, are
6eo. 2. That all Of the aforesaid improve
ments having been fully completed according
to the contract aforesaid as appears by the re-
ports of the street commissioner and city
engineer of said city on file in the office of the
city clerk the whole of the aforesaid sums OF
money RE hereby declared due and payable
from and after the passage and approval of
this ordinance, and tn same shall be collected
| the same MS other city taxes, and when col
locted paid to the contractor, as hereisbafore
provided.
seo.s 8. In case any of the taxes herein levied
on any of tho lots, parts of lots and pieces OF
ground aforesaid, shall remain unpaid for &c
days from the time the same shall have become
| due and payable aa aforesaid, according to the
provisions of this ordinance, end the charter
come delinquent, and it shall be the duty OF
the city treasurer to proceed forwith 10 adver-
tise the same for same as other delinquent city
| taqes, and thereuyon in the same manner. ne
other city taxes. to sell the said lots, parts Of
lots and pieces of ground on which any taxes
nereD y leyleQ remalnE unpaid at tne date nx6d
for the sale thereof, and 80 soon ss the moneys
are collected OF realized upon . sale as afore.
said of the property, or otherwise realized into
the city treasury, the same shall be by the
treasurer paid over to the contractor entitled
thereto together with the penalty and interest
allowed by law. If any there be-.
SEQ. 4 This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and nfter its passage and APP
provai.
Passed January sd, 1888.
JAMES kINHSBURY, City Clerk.
Approved Janusry 4th, 1888.
a. NJ. ENGLISH, Mayor protein.
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Early Morning sszil--wbere Il your
sansse. Al;rxl Aiise--eh< i. rp stairs
in her mighty. Iookinz over TIE bal
nsters -If<s
Hell must break OF nv engage
merit. Violet. ebe--NIhy xhonid you
DO that He-ws.i, yosr father has
failed no. can he ssspport . son-sr-
Law In the s<Fie in which ! have Erred !
She Why. yuu Eocs<- he failed %
parpose 70 meet the extra ssfrnSe---
HaFpgvss Bssar-
Mistress Did you bar = ssasap ard
mai the letter. BrSaessf BsElsst-
Oh did. ssum, an here's tie chang
Mistress How much did you pay Tor
The stamp Er5dgrs- Wan eint, NINA
The hog said he bad Sena al the var
from wan eias up. 81 is ROT the likes
81 isrftixes q -foosihzn wot goes zboas
xastin money lSsf york sna.
Observation-Disclosures Yes, ssr.
We have is4sf rot In > neg stotk. satin
gtned. SIX trsmmed. slIyeY-p5assd iran
work. fan sewelsd handle. ctr. Only
SO. step sbis way. please FlfEs
rh9d. snppose Customer Nc
aeveath. Cserk--0 Jptsn. sbsw the
renfieman those --latest fnspgoyed $40
baby coaches. ''--sssrtsea-
tseens nrsf, country school roosn. }
Young Lady Teacher Toansay. yoa
sasi better 50 oat and wash your face.
fseene second. The r0oa1 fwo inmates
AMI ann-haii izserl Yogng Lady
Teacher Tommy yof1 W sasEIesi fous
face well. hot yosa'vs not ssve1 &
nicely. gour fofeheaa il Al aet-
T0nsasy flssuIsy, being aggrSesef az
unappres atesi efSortsl- wiy~i ls a.
hizh a. nv shirt nd reach Yong
LAZY teachers attention IL xHd seaiy
demanded elsewhere. --gssfge.
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sotIee 10 CeEIrasIas lHa Builders.

NEA5Np fsSfsg- v III EE kEs RIVED
- sF o. Neas3Ss. g.srSEe boz & tSSs -
the ikisH zas ssassf5Ass arssssRrs tn thss
esexsfsr en4 iHeAosfn9 - TIRE gxHses hs.tA..
iRs aa2 tss Naris ~ tac qesFsssss5 Hsssrs
Ia ~ Ire issass 10 T. hsils a. Ns.sffs3
LAS. s4s5s sur sss&wtY, N&shtuxsaa Nrsff
tas} tnsax viii o. isksn ~ IN eSfss.srars
tfa 81 ira hsAsisstax hah ia sts.ar and
hrtsf Et4s MI zlse - taken sor tae
uHese ~ sepafafs r=gfs - tae sane. ia
tfhstHs exekxzslca. sions e.ssk trtrk
rtszs !. Esgesusss weSks rzlnsinz sn4 xiAs-
~. o. snssxa iFBn sad I'm sufk A r~se
Hsxf f&rrk e. the ysise - Is fsf eeea ~
sssff ~ ferf<tseSf % he Iefrffcfy sAssa q fhs
astef tsia ~ gaxEis vita xoss& sas a.
n eAb1e taeetsss - th~ sa.ss - - 80
ss4t II ne ecase<ef Fzirc sslbta o. Asys
, $50 Fsextyisx nnsixe a ias segsE4sses "a
"a hss Al hlss ssgs Eas4e aat % asssk
ssssas us aaScSoaaE aescsf ~ > cergassi
"a. - ~ xssun st.sYs stated. 81 tk4t
"a = ~ sszssx sssux1 ssfss tbs Naae ss&scl SIS
- tssext1-a. fAe csaestsaisssssSers Fse
an laaf ~ neAset xng % al ts4s Fazns
aszIss fesl Aestsses AID &es&ssssi arzxsugs
- nr@n a. NesEs<Sa tAke ns x sfssr
~ ~ Is, l<Ss. e2zs Aiksk sagsn2 ,s,sa5nes
- fpasyiax - sa2ales tslSsi. Nc.f5ssi
La n. al lskss ~ te eeaSFt s@s IS
-. 80 - !. 4aies ssssxks srs@qsars 81 iAs
b atsR 4 sAa4s snasssEss. kssssses AS, a r
; = atst ~ fsxe<xes4 ~ D. = y ises a.@ta.
-sesrssses q tssss. - xtAs<h sisa~ Esd rsas<
sAex stli ~ eENz<1 - tAe rrsss aer -
aasAfNrx f<lz3s y - m1xke1 sfsssss's4l -
a@Asians ecepsss4
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or IMPORTANCE TO WORKING
MES.

Within The past few years The brick
making industry has attained . posi-
zion Of no small importance IN Wash
fneson Territory. Many hundred
workmen are employed ia the brick
yards throughout the territory. and
many thousand aollars have been is
vested in shems
The growth Ok his industry i due
70 ,he fact that bricks are protected .
the extent Of fhfrsy.hve cents per
thousand. without this protection
the nsannfaefare Of bricks b. white
lailor Ii this territory would b I'm
possible. So far Is We are sxafe.
white labor exclusively il employed 10
the bsick-yards Of the territory. n
ErslisI Colamhia. however, Clsinsze
Iahor Il employed IN The sans m
dusiry, and The wages paid 70 tbe
Chinese laborers amount to about
one-haIf Of those paid TO the AspeTs-
cnn workingmen. The only thing
which enables The American brick
makers TO compete with those Of
British Colussbia i the tariff Of thirty
Eve cents per thousand which serves
in part 10 eguaIixe the advantage
which tie foreign manufacturer enjoys
on the item Of wages.
The Mills bill. Endorsed by the
Democratic party Of the nation as
well as By the Democratic party 81
Washington Territory. proposes 10
nut bricks on the free list. II this Is
done, one Of two things must hap
pen.-the Washington bfiekmakers
viii be compelled either 10 employ
Chinese labor or 10 out Of business,
Nothing can be palmer than this. A
child can understand that Is would b.
impossible for the American brick
maker TO employ fairly paid laboi
while Canadian bricks wsre bsine
made within hundred miles IS IN.
derpaid labor.
The workingnien OF Washington
Territory VIII soon have ~ oppafsn'
nifty TO declare whether they desire ~
have the triekmakers OF the territory
forced into eompeti ion WI b Chinese
labor either az heme or abroad. 4
vote for the Republican ticket viii h
. vote against the Mill, bin and ffes
trade In bricks.
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4 woaAs.s noAnp,Ne uomr-


Some days ago communication
was Published Ia the posT-IsrHtti'
orScsn calling attention 30 the uceeSsl.
tynsa pleasant .homcliks lodging house
exclusively for respectable girls No
one viii question The s.lYlsabiliss Of a.
iablisbing such an institution AZ epee.
and discussion Of the matter viii
naturally be limited to The principal
point, namely Whist plan shail he
adopted 10 secure this benefit II
may be answered in word. A
wornan's boarding home needs an as
ISOLATION OF active, sympathetic. pfac-
teal Women such material as the
Ladies Relief society l. made Of
who shall have the management
OF the Home. and II further needs
enough money 10 furnish hoase, and
q small reserve fund besides. II re-
qnires no endowment aud no sources
Of revenue that are not Internal. To
be- a success. Il must be seli-sastain-
inE. The working girls and women
who desire to enjoy It's advantages
will not accept charity. They are
willing To pay for The benefits they re.
eeiye.
Boarding homes for women are not
new, Every Eastern city has one or
more, and where these have had wise
management. no failure has been
known. Working women oi good
character understand the danger to
their good names which attaches 10
living in separate lodgings, and they
seek the boarding homes quite a.
eagerly for the protection. a. for the
comforts that are offered, Rates Of
board. OF course, are reasonable. as the
occupants pay net cost for what is
furnished them, Rules governing the
conduct OF hoarders are laid down hy
the management and enforced by the
matron, but they DO not con.
ilict with perfect freedom and
can be ebesed without loss
q self respect. Apart from the neees
stiles and comforts ot lie which arr
furnished at the minimum OF expense
these boarding houses in Eastern ellie,
have grown IN popularity with work.
ing women on account OF the security
they offer and the indesc ritahle euaiity
expressed by the wor,i home lnci
dental to the main chlecs 81 their ex
istence, the homes give temporary
shelter free, or Tor pay. 10 women ar
irving in The cities and seeking employ
mcnt.
A little well.diFected work viii IS
tablish woman's boarding. hone IL
Seattle, where the people are neyrl
asked in vain 10 contribute towards !
worthy cause. One thousand dollsr.
viii be ample 10 furnish house gol
tho present, and the income tfosa
heard may he depended GA 10 meet tbs
cost OF rent, focsi, heating. etc, W.
have in this city Organised soeietse,
: whose object is " 10 csre Tor the home
less young men, bat Young ucmes
have no sach Support and encourage
ment A movement booking 10 the
founding Of woman. boarding
home merits the support Of all r,Ss,l
citizens
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INVESTORS, LOOK AT THIS.

.lnsl FER CENT MADE OK INVEST
--tN meuts ia " - SEATTLE 70 the next
uNathx 1913 cf the ghssicsssf lots 10 West
-saslae. ever l@t hiss grRad view isss
near the West seattle tsrfY znd ceutrsats
aae saiis af Nafsf isssat. Scr "a e II Gearrs
that NIL make Yea seattle ~ ags4ss 81 the
eesi laas At klfki Nssss 80 TO as TIE nass
business pnsJSFfF "a Fraaa. Co.'s Hqe4riai
aud West stFessx a fsssi rssck
ssEukaK nnsFFNts
tfssce Caaa iaHFVizi, hsfaNzn MAJ and
Nssh{axtsa 81 rress an xtass.
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PARTNER WiNTED.

A live business man with sa5aa 20 $1,000
10 Join partnership OF 30 buy out tne
general mercantile bnssneks store. SO. 600
to $50, 900 year store situated IN one Of the
anest agricultural districts and beat trad,
Ing points down tbs SQUAD. For further
Information appiy 10 sieo. u. kittsneer
DEGuLAR COUNCIL OF SEATTLE
IL Tribe No. Q. l. O. Il. ~, every ssiGr.
day eyenisx a. p u,, Ia \, Of =, Hall.
Opera Hoase block. Visiting BROKERS
cordially iavissd.
Jc MITCHELL. sachcm.
~ NstsfNa 4 Of Il
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NEW MUSIC Rooms.

AIRS. MATTE A. BRIDGE. HAVING
vi lecatsa Ia fuom Mes I AID :. Pico
house. lksz' ffoai street. prrsaus desiring
Instruction. GA plane. Ntelln, cclle. - wei
as ia clecutioa ssd yoies culture. viii hnd
aneef heF care the wnst shoFuuxh aHd
e0tarctsnt assistance. Her credentials from
tbs Easi and s,snth ere ~ the strongest
charAeteF. aud sadea n public musleaiss
Tor kef pupils insina the wiatsf. there viii
b. series 81 free lectures connected with
nasle. Is histagy aud ia ceHa posse -.
Terms apaaapplleetian-
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IMPORTANT
TOiNVESTORS

IN NICE RESIDENCE LOTS NExT TO
i.N Jackson street cable Road and Sesih
sehss,lheuSF. emily 70 fainntes' aaik from
Tsostofiirs, on graded street, The lass ard
CHEAPEST property ever asfered. frseos
tr0n stQQ "a slas4
GEORGE pQRFFEi-
Ofiscr. tesaHssrsal street basfweau NH
and Washington, ~ stairs.
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srw ApvnnTIsKaEsrs,
The Mascotte

A SKw gEsTArk6ET WILL BE
Il opened ggcssheF - NJ tie old Standard
Theaseg s<ss5sh ssseon1 street. first efass
eaoss hsee leasssi sac pisces aud tatsnd
1askTax The Haseetse the popsiiag resort
MEKKAT 4 MCBRIDE. PFapeiet1fs-
klse furnished Ygserns 20 rent.
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The ,ireenhack candidate tor Euv,
ernog in Indiana is nr Hiram 4,
ieenari. He ran IN lsss And eos
SIS votes. Ciesssand carried InsiiAssa
by etss plurality. Putting the Re.
pahlicsn aud tsrecnhaek ysse tsseesher
Cleveland was short a lall II carrying
the stats. Since she national s;rceg.
back coayenticn adjourned rwsSen
nominating . nasisnai siskSs<fsr. I.eoA
ard has come out iss Harrssoa sns
horsoa. lis sis.eashs larss rAss .
the s'resnhsls& vote ia indiana M j.
the sasase shlas.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

THE REGULAR ANIMAL MEETING
tsstianrns.i1 Of TIE ssosk ho2tiers ~ the
kiHg CcRBfs Investment Cognraay Wfig -
De . ~ the ofsce Of the c0@paay ia seattle
% Wednesday. os,assef a. lSss. ~ 2 y. ~
r J. GRANT. President
: p SxFfE. SccTefarv
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The Espoft froaa In9isua is taas 4
ksrahl'eAn tidal VAR Is svospsnx
ever that state Never ia Any cave.
paasn in Indiana have there seen -
many changes fscsa old a. res ,aiisi.
cal sthliStions a. are shown In che ~.
sessions to the Rspallscan party ehfm
ic'et daily asihe state headquarters.
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Card of Thanks
10 TBg-
Seattle Firemen.

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE THIS OF-
L portunity Of thanking the nfersen Of
this city far their sasrisari0tts work yeslsr-
Oar morning al combining this IRE 10 the
hHliainRs Ia which Il originated. tbHz saw
lug the undersigned several thsasa9f dol
las loss in their ware house a8ipiriag.
Ctief Collins display cd excellent indg
meat in The handling " biz forces, and 10
hita aud bis ksslefauts ~e lender eur
thanks tof thrir dsiigeat wRtehtniness ASH
good Fcsuiss. GORDON HARDWARE 60
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CARD or THANKS.

DESIRE TO THANK THE FfREaES
I / aad pubic for sneif generous aid Ia
saving the stock and axfnFus Of the Pnxst
sound Teat Factory 81 he hse Thsrsssy
an5fnins + II. NlLIBs = 90
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ron RENT

FOR RENT
TO RENr- tie 81. two FURNISHED
L naomS overlooking hay, bathroom. bot
aud cold water ffve, Eighth street second
house south ef jefferson. pniater sia
IO RENT PLEASANT ROOMS. PINE
L visw; private faui.ir. Soasheast cor.
psE Etghih aai NAshinE,ea streets
'INu RENT-wHAgF Ans WAREHOUSE
l fngnsre At Manning & Bucks fafnl-
farS etOfe. Columbia street
TO RkNr~FURNlsHEp Rooms Ar.
ply a. Lincoln house. syting sireet.
between second ard Thirt.
TO RENT - TWO FURNISHED SUNNY
Il ffsani Fpnms Tor ErrtiS men OF gentle
man ard wife. Apply a. once 81 Ills SEE.
osld str.ws
I.QR kENr~fnRNISHKn AND UNFUR.
Il nsshed Ts~afaf n al parts OF IN city
Cd ga HARRY r. SMAFfORD snon,
asi =. uaion Bis,ck. Frcsi a. mhzi
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Proposals Wanted.
10000 CORDS VT(aln.

DEOposAfS WILL nv RECEIVED AT
the Office Of the Puget sound Iron
Company, Iroadaie. Washington TsrriteFy.
for cutting 1890 eerdS ui woad. Proposals
villa be considered for the whsle aHioasi,
or Ia iots % 100 cords. The timber will
be furnished parties Proposals will also
Be considered Tor the cutting and delivery
Of the wood 20 the furnace. The Company
reserves the right To reject any and all pro
pasaix FOR further particulars apply 70
The 0ffsce Of the Puget sound Iron Com
many. ffas,Aale. W T.
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The LOWEST PRICES |
The CHOICEST ASSORTMENT

-. Net consideration lady when purchasing Or
ss h. .nere 20 ind a complete asso sent TO select
49, 80. =, where to lind the lowest prices
rn"t idea we always In viess and Is now becoming
widely that while our asso '" "peoe our
r,sces are the lowest the Northwest
Ne are proving day ana the pubic admtk
rss.s.nss az ladies and cheeruiy admit, thatow
es for ress Goods silks the lowest on the pacc
Coast.
why shouldn't they? - ,,...-..--,.
~ a., exnenses are similar establish
reut In Northwest .....u.
sss down these and the public have
..s-s .c rIscover rat ~ prices the lowest
Anv adv can proyet inspection.
VAST quantities new goods this week.
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AOtiee Of Special School Election.

TN THE OPINION or THE DIRECTORS
Of school district No. !. of King county,
Washington Territory. the public good
requires the mourning OF an Indebtedness
In excess of one per eenium upon the
assessed valuation of the taxable property
OF said school district No. I, a. sscertained
by the last assessment, to.wit an indebted
ness OF tls0ooo for the purpose of con
structing public buildings for the use of
such school district No, I. such indebted
ness 10 be secured by bonds each 81 the
denomination of 5000, and the whole OF
the principal Of said bonds 20 be si,o, 600,
payehle respectively ia twenty years from
The date 81 said bonds respectively. aud to
bear Interest AZ the rate Of six per cent per
annnus Interest payable selai-gnnuaiiy.
said directors have estimated the cost OF
constructing said buildings 20 be sii0, zoe,
witch sum j. In excess 81 one per ecutum
aud l. ahoni oec aud enc half per cratnfa
npop the assessed valuation al the taxable
property al said school district No. l. e.
asevrislHed by the last assessment ifsoS.
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 the
qualified elscteFs Of school district No 1.
81 King county. Washington Territory. tina,
a special cleet8on viii be held on Saturday.
ihr tenth day Of November. 4. n, lsss, AZ
/ RrDwas pavilion on second street. be-
tween spring and seneca streets. ia the city
Of seattle. "a saia county and territory. at
which election will be submitted the qucs-
tian whether said Indebtedness Shsil H. in
eafyed for the purpose Of constructing said
public buildings for the use % sad school
( district M l.
The polls viii be open for the reception
Of votes al one o'clock In tac afternoon
Of aid day, and will b. kept open until
seven o'clock p IN, af said dsy. Each
elee;af tn favor Of mourning sacn iu-
drhtedness and in favor Of TAX 60 be fsom
time 90 time assessed and collected 10
metf and satisfy such Indebtedness When
sHd ss u aud each iuS'asiment thereof
pFiuciusi o. Interest. shah fail due. will
vote ballet coafainins he cords ~fnaebi
vdncsx Yes" aud each eict-foF opposed to
mourning sas'h indebtedness o- opposed to
such isx viii vote ballot cuufRlalng the
wersts 'inaehtedness M"
Dated October n. Is>s
THOMAS r. MINOR,
N. FRIsE.
NM H. HUGHES
nsFrcgoFs ct school district Ne. /. of King
county, Washington tcrsitasy
" a HAWTHORNE.
Clerk ofsaia sesooi district Ma. !.
natr ~ arst publication October II lssS
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kxsx<usenenn sndex - he.as = LsG
uar1ed M b inne<1eS q o. re- ~ :
ckzxr surd f1< Err fns<r<fos: e<1< =
u1<<5 fnx en<n nztnezukur fzzN<fz1nu- EsJ-
n<us SWAPS tn sfrnn<s-
TIE ssilsxsnx less<rs ~ Eszifizz stssr
IL II kErsau~.a :
Es1PLOrMENr WAITED
xrvAxrEp P0srTfos Is STORE GEO.
w oery p<xserrest: ~ xeanx Basrrsesz
rssa- A1ersss q ~. tsIs s.ses.
ysrAxTED-BY Az CASTERS MAX or
w tsssnexs sxrs-3ea1e- ssta4Es1a 81
kns csz-fsszz rsanzrlng b<sokke<7sr 60
fsrrsfl Va 1e5ef<sen - Eos1z tEso fhs
eomstry. s%drsss ". H. r.. r. FIRE street.
$3.50 ".
WksTED-BY A TorsG Kan 4 70.
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HELP WANTED.
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w hsuss~ork. Apply ~ MAS. Al
LOUK'z, Pike street, befween sixth asai
SeyesfE. csaptn's block.
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w fieDnns for fraNe}iaz company. Call
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Los Angeles hoase.
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J. A. this Office.
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w crs Al 90 second At: none bat arst-
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ylrANTED-D MORE BRiDGg cARPES-
w tiers By ) attic & Eastern Cons. rue
ton Co. for work Al spokane Falls Apply
ON third floor over Merchant National
Bank. seattle. PAUL Y. MoHk. Chief En-
EiBeer.
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w ergy aud respectsbidty for our bust.
mess ia her locality; salary about so per
mouth. permanent position; references
exchanged. Address MASuFACTU RER :
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NxrASIED-A Girl. TO WAIT on THE
w table ard do chamaef work Apply
corner MaflsOa ansl Front street over the
drug store.
w ASIED-A AGENTS FOR A GRAND
W uew book By a popular author; large
sales, liberal terms. Energetic agents are
earning 80 per week Address ARTHUR
T.. WHITNEY. Publisher, saa Broadway.
Oakland. Cal.
tyNASTEp GIRL N SMALL FAMILY.
w iH4nirc at once seattle Coal . Iron
Co. safe Deposit hsliidiug.