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The Portland daily press., 1888-07-07

SATURDAY MORNING, JULY ,.

We do not read anonymous letters and commu
nIcatIons. The name and address Of the writer
are IN all cases Indispensable not necessarily for
publication but as guarantee Of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve
communications that are not used
The Portland daily press., 1888-07-07

The mention of Cleveland, Thurman Putnam
aud Emery invariably provoked a tempest of APP
plause, rousing chorus Of cheers that has rarely
been heard within the limits OF staid old Maine.-
Argus.
Yet in the stenographic report published
by the Argus the name of Mr.. Emery which
provoked tempest of applause" nowhere
appears. Has the Argus grudge against
its Congressional candidate?
The Portland daily press., 1888-07-07

The New York Sun speaks for the posi-
ton Of Attorney General in Cleveland's
next Cabinet for Hon. Daniel Dougher-
ty. This is enterprise equal to that Of
the Nebraska Republican, who the day be-
fore the Chicago convention filed an applica-
ton for post Office with Chauncey Depew.
The Portland daily press., 1888-07-07
STANDARD CLOTHING GO.
UNPRECEDENTED Low PRICES FOR FINE GOODS.
Bargains, Out Bar&a1ned |!

We offer as an extra bargain large lot Of Mems
All Wool Sack Suits In both light and dark coors, and
In all sizes IS to AZ, al The extraordinary low price Of
$500 Per Suit.
These goods have been retailing for SIP all the sea-
son, and at OUR PRICE TO-DAY Is less than most
dealers own them at
Homespun, CheyIots, Twesds and Cashmere Suits
In Mems sizes, at only
1000 Per Suit.
These are nice, high grade business Suits, and at
the price are only Mo-ihiTds Of what theJ are worth.
1000 pair Mems All Wool Pantaloons, maze 10
retail at $500, now offered al only
$500 Per Pair.
Extra quality Gents fine Black Alpaca Coats. In
sizes 80 to "A, at only
$3.50, $500, $3.50, $500, $50 and $500.
100 dozen Boys' Shirt Waists, regular price SO
cents, now offered at only
25 Cents Each.
The Portland daily press., 1888-07-07
AGENTS WANTED.

"ANTED-mAN-T0 take the agency (trav
w cling or l0caD Of our safes; size 28x18x1S
inches; weight 500 lbs. retail price $50; Other
sizes In proportion. A rare chance and perrna-
nent business. These safes meet a demand never
before supplied by other safe companies, as we
SAFE CO.. Cincinnatti o. my16W&S3m
The Portland daily press., 1888-07-07
LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-Trunks and bags at prices never be-
IL fore named tor substantial work; every trunk
guaranteed as represented: don't invest one dol
lar until you have examined our stock; no one
urged to buy; look and compare prices and work
manshlp; delivery free. BROAD'S, 122 Exchange
street. eli
Il OsT-Between Cape Cottage and Exchange
- street, ladys black satin shopping bag.
more, In money; also memorandum tablet. The
Under viii be rewarded DO leaving 1t at 80 Elk
CHANGE STREET. 81
OsT-On June 9th, a Portland Commandery
IL Charm. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving the same with MIR. CARNEY, Masonic
Hall. 2-I
II OsT.-Between Browns Block and High ST.,
~ apurse containing i've franc piece, five
horse car tickets, two keys and some small
change; VIII the finder please leave the same at
Dos CONGRESS ST. 3O-1
The Portland daily press., 1888-07-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE-An persons are hereby notified not
IN to trust my wife, Ella @. Foster on my
account. as shall pay no bills OF her contracting
after this date. CHARLES j. FOSTER.
Raymond, Jane 20, 1888. SOL
The Portland daily press., 1888-07-07
SAVINGS BANK BOOK LOST.

WE have been notified in writing, as required
w BY Revised Statutes, Chapter Al, Section
1l2, by Walter A. Morgan that his Deposit Book
No. ,429, Is lost and that he desires duplicate
book issued to him.
MAINE SAVINGS BANK,
by Alpheus q. Rogers, Treasurer.
Portland, Me-, June ~, 1855. te3Od1awS3w
The Portland daily press., 1888-07-07
OFFAL NOTICE.

A LII persons who have any complaints to make
n for the non-removal Of offal or any apparent
neglect of duty the part of the drivers viii con
fer favor by Notifying the undersigned, instead
of making complaints elsewhere, as quicker atten.
STANWOOD & CO., Nos, 26l, 263 and 265 Com
mercial street, Telephone $50. je29d3m
The Portland daily press., 1888-07-07
Dye House For snIe.

VtHE Newburyport Dye House OF Newburyport,
IL Mass; established eight years, ftted with
very modern facility for doing work and doing
good paying business; extra chance for good dyer.
Address A. M. TUFTS co, Newburyport,
Mass. ie22d1ms
The Portland daily press., 1888-07-07

WANTED-A capable girl TO do general
w homework In a small family. Apply he
tween ~ and 2 p. m. at i97 NEwBURY ST.
The Portland daily press., 1888-07-07

DAY horse, years old, sound and kind and
Id weighs about 975 pounds; stands with
a weight. Can be seen at HITCHING'S STA
mays dtf
The Portland daily press., 1888-07-07

ROARDERS, transient or permanent; table
II board by the meal, day or week; furnished
rooms let with or without board. Apply at
Jy2du POI SPRING STREET.
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inc foureh " July eo'H''''''ee u
h.ns measures 70 Asep uo"" pss.s'
nfas sne munster 'e'e"'o" ~ '''
a"y. h"'e' IN" restaurant Ne'ie's
sho business men Kehe'a'iy WIN 70 re-
ues'ca W MAKE no increase 10 saei'
summary Pf,ees, anu ~ ~ nor 10 DC
ao"eea ."a' .h's toi''os' WIN nc com.
a,su WIN 'hs y NOT matter o'
uens Importance. ihere WIN uhaues.
H0oaay pc an enormous humber OF
d : y = - - easy nest week, ana
~ .smens vnafh 'hey receive
= Sne nands q osss citizens viii de
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gte1ee. Ike frsnchfse II easily worth
ffry thonsassd doIzrs and VII Increase
in vsize every yes<. yes they ask : -
! in ar4 propose % gre sosaiag IN
rxtnfzI fer Il.
The ewarrs Of Frcus street property
are overwhelmingly opposed 70 he
granting Of this franchise The fsasi-
ness men are e4raiIy SHisesi in their
oygcssslon- These are the saen nsozt
directly interested, ard their opSoss-
ton sssoHs.l have much weight, esps-
csssiy when Il Is supported By esn-
eral puiSse sentiment 70 decided as 70
he ursnsssakzhse- II II i deemed
rrepsr % grant frzSrbise for Fsoaf
strees IN spite Of this opposition re-
sr-onssEIn citizen Offers to take i and
10 give the csty in rstsrn the sam Ct
twenty-five hundred dollars year,
shieh, though ; ssaail snm In view q
de value * the privilege zsksd. Is =
great deal better than nothing at all
In view u tfseze facts IL II impossible
20 see how the members Of the council
could Be 70 recfe2nt IN their duty 10
tl1a public, 30 regardless OF the inter-
cts OF the city. AZ to grant the appii-
cation for franchise. They might as
well vote away The city hall or give TO
the first person with presumption
enough 10 ak il the exclusive control
Of the water from. at the foot Of the
public streets.
The citizens viii watch the proceed
iags nj this evenings meeting very
cio.ely. and 1t Is to be hoped that the
action taken Will be in accordance with
ffas~ zfzfsea
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rmx CAME RoAp rnANcmrsx.

The city council will meet this even.
ing and the Front street cable road
matter viii again come up for dis
epssion. II Is not impossible that a
final decision viii be reached and that
hefcw another sun sises the members
q The council either viii have shown
their regard for puhlie opinion by re-
Easing the application Tor franchise.
" viii have given away 10 foreign
corporation FOR TAO retarn a fraachi e
worth many thousand dollars annual.
y to the city aud viii have done an
irreparahle injary g. the business aien
and property holders Of Front street
The opinion OF the Posr~i SrELts.
oxscxr in regard 20 What should be
done with this application is too well
known TO require repetition. IL he.
ievcs that d sheald he refused per
emptoTiiy AMI Internationally. IL BE-
licycs thai the legal right of the conn-
Gil ~ grant tais franchise does net
carry with 1t moral right. and that
tka Overwhelming opposition ~ the
people OF Seattle 70 the surrender OF
Front street should he regarded BY
the members Of the coansii ~ cosn.
uand which they aust nos fal t.
heed. IL fails "a see boa a vote Ia
Favor OF the granting Of this franchise
can b. either honest Ia itself oT con
uixtrat With honorable ideas If the
ausy Of an Official 70 the Pabsic.
when ell the facts Of the ease are
eenxiierei Il seems extraordinary that
thers should be- any probability Of a
asaclr vrse being east in favor Of the
granting oi this franchise. Those who
Al Ii propose 10 give the city shso.
h,t<ay nothing in retarn, merely bird
inr themselves u construct a ess9e
soad xsshia a spce.isea uase. fasy
Ak ses the psinriPN IS 'aeS sssess In
81. ests. alseaay ms lsqaslo ios the
.ulume II traffic. and propose 10 de-
sersv Il ~ 4 business s.assosgaf~re l'ss
.s.ssructinx swo tracks Aleas rs eatsn,
s-.s1h Front street Is the most ssia-
.as. b,.appss street ia the si'y. yes the
'.'.lic.r1s - dat Il ~ hansied over
- a as uteh abeui - shss
- & - 81 I,s7 .s.s Z = IL s...< ss..l-I,
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The report TINT Delegate Voorhees,
has consented 10 become candidate
fDr reelection Is interesting II true. II
y NOT surprising that, NJ the end Oh
his term draws near. the ambitious
dsaegate should regret the rash utter
aness which he made when the hon.
~ Of reelection were fresh within
His grasp. or that he should conclude
T. enter the race for another term after
n. Voorhees, win doubtless he able
% make It very interesting for tho
esher aspirants for the Democratic
nomination, and Il would rot be sur.
prising 10 see him walk away with The
prize. As this Is Republican year,
however, Il would prove TO be an emp
81 honor and IN the mournfui days OF
November he would regret that he had
not stood by his original determine.
lion and kept out Of the fight.
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100 ACRES OF WATER FRONT NEAR SEATTLE.

eezftis II the center OF surp3y . -
Of the Puget SQUAD dissrirts
British Columbia ssd Aisshs los y
q large ,sroportfsn Of iaefr ososfd
die, oschinsry and su2psissl
Ths wholesale hcusss 81 ses Is.xs -.
ds,gsi-. Bsssss. Chicago and s!n
sscox aizs eesttis - tbs kcrfh YS
ana ars fighting tooth ssd AL To-
roBaee. -
Every week heralds he sstAbfs.m ~
nsv assney "a cor xa1sss foF TIE ~ =
ductioa Of tnesr Wirssl
Calls cars oenrec,isg both Gods Of ~
viii a4ny ctosr inpostset snSsxpffsos
Z aussaicn o. few wesks. -
gos tseee psSeo7s and taoussrde q
that xrs uiskia v>ajy call. so ssy fsys
II yeu sye Ia Wasasns.os Tesftoy
h-sssh, rake 10 profitable visit
hsss Tor ieyes. ssnt. bay While pfiess
5seh EXPRESSIONS as Il bar properly
eastern ssstss cheaper tasn can oss -
sIsnt d.As inter ess on iass monty o. -
teredfs OF IN za,snc..
We can sell b Yoa sow ten Per 60.
than - eaa sixty days rom t-0 MA =
Spring end suashsse viii s4aU -
Zee. oa real estate pixies ~ y Vii -
toscrs- Il VII bsisg 2.a ~
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TWO MORE ENGINES.


Two more locomotives for the Seattle.
Lake shore and EAs'esH Railway Company
arrived from she East yesterday. They are
named the s " white and ,. 4. Mcdonald,
The former for uSaron White. Of Wall
street, who IL row a member OF congress
as well a. large stakeholder In the rail-
road company, and the latter for Ar. J. x.
Mcdonald. president Of the seattle, Lake
Shore and Eastern Railway Com
tany. The white l. q 81 ton To-
connective with eight drive wheels.
and exsctiy like the James u. smith, whieh
arrived the previous day. The Mcdonald
j. zsson locomotive and will be used for
lighter work. snch a. hauling passenger
trains. etc. Roth the engines were bull
for the Seattle, Lake ssiorr q Eastern Rail
var company by the Rhode Island Loco
motive works. The company now has
nine or ten new. hfstelasx locofno
fises. beside large quantity Of other roll
ing stock when an engine IL needed the
com pauy does not skirinisfs around and
buy some old worn out rntficsyap which
has been discarded by some other road. bal
sends 20 the factory and has built just such
locomotive as In eJuired.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

The British Tories are endeavorins
. explain their recent crushing de-
feals Il several Important BY elections
y urging Ill sorts Of absurd excuses
fpr the lifhtness OF their vote and the
hsaviness Of that of the Liberals. In
sns borough the Tory candidate wa'
epmparatively unknown. In another
ahe Liberal candidate was unusually
popular In another the publican'
eDmbined against their candidate In
ano<her a tisputc among the loca
-pG5y leaders divided their vote. And
- u goes. An explanation Is offered
for every dcfsat. and none Of tbs
Ieodsrs thinks of suggesting the rea
sause for all OF the defess-, the dis
rust 81 the country with the Sails
bury government and its policy Of CO
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Espsa Cre~sz - Gssss Prsnsse -
she Essassssy-A spsenAsa Nsrkes
-BSg Cst<hes.
fPorf ToHasexd Letter In Portland
oFvFunfan-
ne syez. fishing interest OF Puget
Sourd and tie North Pzeiie coast,
which has 20 long Laid dormant. Il a
leugfh being brought 70 life BY the
efforts Of fhr various fishermen who
have lately arrived With their vessels
from the Eastern States and esfak-
iished headquarters here Before the
arrival Of these experienced Tsen. most
OF whom are dorm Ezsters. fishing
here was carried On only By Indians
and Italians. who eozid no: be depend
ed on, IS the former only hshssi shsn
Il suitesl their convenience. and then
only for szlfnon, ard the latter only
caught hslsbgs every few days N orsaer
- obtain money enoueh 70 50 On .
drunk vifh. and then laid on fiii this
money Was exhausted
since the arrival OF the Gloucester
men, however, fishing has been carried
On In q Systematic manner, and large
supply of sish--haiibsls more parficu-
!ariy--is reeesved here every day. The
Gloucester and Care Ann markets are
large establishments. recently started
Beside supplying the loeal market. in
which the demand for food fish fresh
sslted or smoked Is rapidly increasing,
they also ship from here TO outside
points. both ON the coast and through
the interior and the Eastern states.
many tons Of fsh daily The halifus
shipped from here TO the East Is so
popular that large orders are being re-
cefyess by the markets here daily and
the proyrietors of the same are max
ing preparations to enlarR. their field
OF operations, and viii soon be pre-
pared 70 furnish any amount OF fish
required.
The schooner MoIiie Adams has been
In active xork catching haiibut OF the
cape and shipping them East, the fish
being packed in ice on board the ves-
sci. The first shipment OF 1900
pounds went to Minneapolis and sold
there at good figure The amount
received from this shipment shows
that the industry Is destined 10 pay
largely. and the Moliie Adams has
gone ON another cruise for fresh fish.
which win also be shipped IN ice to the
East.
The Oscar 4 Hattie. a Swampscott
schooner. and the Webster, schooner
from Gloucester. have gone from here
ON trip TO catch haiibut. When these
vessels are filed with the salted fish.
the fiitches will be shipped East: a
large order for the same having been
given by fishing men there for such.
As soon as all arrangements can be
made, a large smokeheuse will be erect
ed on Port Townsend bay, where the
salted hitches will be smoked and
shipped East. instead of sending in
the green state. Fresh fish can be and
are being brought here in cargoes
amounting 10 from 5000 To 10000
pounds every few days, and the out
look is so encouraging that the Glou-
cester fish market here has fitted out
the schooner Sierra TO catch halibut off
the cape, which viii be sailed in fiitehes
aud smoked at this place.
The schooner Mary Parker has also
been fitted up 70 go north fishing for
salmon. which abound Off Prince VIII
liani's island and Queen Chariotte's
sound, and these salmon will be pre-
pared and shipped to Eastern points. ..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

1ke ignorance concerning American
ps1i1ies dI-yisyed Ia Great Britain has
- ben > matter Of surprise 20
huef5can tourists. However,
Gsussiam paper BEAT the ressosd few
asys aso when Il noted the WRIT Of
~. Elaine 70 that place and described
- = mr.. Carnegie's junior partner
- ~ iron business.
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Afssr yoa hsss sssg.irsi for ene o. more
lois. should you, through ssekn.ss OF accidsnt,
bscoDs psssssd for mos,y, yoa hsvs oaIy 70
psessnt your chesks az the esok AID hey vii
70 cssted On sse syos To- thssr fail face value
You ere sheseroys. By the optlca sn.i pvs vi.
ieees se CIR, izsufs3 sssiost aeridsps- You
ere ysaf treasurer srd eznssr Asd Il the ssms
tire- 81 evnsr Of vsiasble rsopsfsy.
sh I'D you 1t sry tips. however. rr SAINT
Tho check ~ psak fer paymsss thsy viii ~
suzss,jixf<ly hsnossi sni forszr1td 70 a. and
sea ,hsrrsy .anal al rtsAts Of purchase IL the
ssid a1sd.
We e5-r . g7.ien osysrtsn;ty and sdvies
you 20 bay COW. boat ussf ios ,i-s sed reg .
lxsnce % fforsi yoa TIM ., pors snisy OF s~yi5z
eepii have kesEks au<h ssd s1cA l,< . ses
nsos'b- sso f,r - mach and nov Is Is worth o.
Eura.
Ma yoa. ierps.s. nc mater oew xm u, earn
sfG@ = Fl 81 y01x corner scDs b-fo5e the
soosn ara 6-ss h srez ms slvsaea
Tras>roatiesAsA rsisfsslA Ass hsa dtkg fc-
fcas9..
AaAefsesrrisg Is hourisAtbg sad xrswiaz
Ssth keslsay growth.
| Gscsrsi csmzsres u 10 sssse Of subsaaz-Ai
| uresrs<son.
Tis ssdly passs ere fi,sd viii ssasssss Of
asw estsrpxse1
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Tie citizens Of Seattle should note
snfefuliy the proceedings Of the city
eDuneiI At it, meeting this evening
Wstch every motion and every VOTE
md semssaier the names Of those
~ Place themselves upon record ~
= favor Of granting the Front-strees
sssie franchise Ia spite of the citizens
and property holders Of Seattle.
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now TO BUY LAND.
eer:iaeA Cheeks. Payable NJ sigh
On he PNxes seuaa ~aslonai
Bank aszven - security
fer Mooey 1avssssA.

10 fAos- st-troas r. b7sIng psopsrtr 90
tl1zs. ana eecozt-x p-spsy;y owners ana tsaa-
lords. ~ osss the fesioving:
Es viii zsIew y.a frsm three moe .as 10
Eve ,sAzs' slsEc. acc ,rs.1as % tAs .xs1 yea se-
tssf
We cisr-s netlAer p-ssn'nsn Mr. Interest on
ff1e RS xszsss. skS viii CAV. y0s svsxrssty
a>eI.
40 . as1 Ess - OF rhr pSss.ssess. Thsy isy
veil sz4 zr Z A-1ss- io.a.
Ne rsqss-e s~'y 10 pr cat. - a. earn-st
nk0ey ard se ~. stvs c=r-aasA easek fos tss
fais asssSatsf szeh AID svs , Safss esas pay.
B<zk
ssonsi baxk sd b nsae psyskls = ssgss, J. Z,
srsnxsSx shs pszrAznw o1saztssss 2ssS .. III
isGa kAst Asvs Hsvu hsn b~fnfs ptieres.
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Ina1snass fzserise son hss teen
pusmVtly adopted by the entire nz-
~. Tbs extent 10 which the loyal
ucpsA Endorses Discrimination VIII not
= snlIy appreciated by the Democrats
uno1 sbey are ssrusk by The cyclone Of
us~~sn3szr
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MARRIED..

CoacH-ssiTH--In Seattle, at the residence
OF the officiating clergyman, John r.
Damon, Jane 18th. Alexander Gooch, of
Port Blakeley. and Miss Eliza Smith, of
Prince Edwards island
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No travellers outfit complete without q
supply Of TAERAST's SELTzEE ArERIEyr to
insure good digestion and regular action Of
the bowels.
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4 SxE.t ASsAsr--fse F.ot ~ sae;ii.
s4ssassi eneal = v ashlsssssi. aas lssass.
iss sgs Sass t.st4S Ffsiissa,&l assasyy a.sr
lax. AaE,sRs rsSa3nk- gsiy II. Wtlss ~
<sss.srs atl ~ 4sFsS2,ed p TIE F.Eigaeus -
iEr sassesaar The sogsfssS sfli * prepared
* gAg tssss sfsrsds - lie osslssEs ana nszza'
alTx - the FessEseEt 1Na r,setas all ce
fltsri AF sss tale Waist Parties. Al wsEl-
fscgs ~ GSe neSiaaEat Mi efsfss n sRi-
fora ana he aFsaefy ese2iaa lss5ss.ees a.
fe quite ssxal szssr
x.-s.sf.> 4ssss..s. sr.t. =. ..sr za.-ssrsx - -.
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BIDS.

pIpS WANTED 20. CLEARING THREE
ID lots Apply 10 4 CALVERT. Ite>
Ncrih Thlrsi stFsc; yrs-if
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NEW ADyERTIsEMENrs.
=
BIDS

WILL BE RECEIVED By THE WEST
w Coast improvement Company until
July 9Th, for cutting and delivering 200
ties ON their railroad through Gilman Park.
For particulars inquire of W. Il. BALLARD,
room 4. Butler building. je2etd
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A4veussn..esas u.dr ~ hssneR La
Es.na, rm So. = Is - slssss.s. Z
e<nn uoea ssr kuf fnsexs5en. e Pr eenx
NJ eAeA su1sHQnenk in1Exlfsa- RsynezS
azsays u e1vuaee-
nlLOY0E1gx WANTED
INCONSISTENCIES COOK WISHES
w : kStuaxx1u aa ef<a2hrsf- Naxe<-
81 wesk ~ crrr. Ad6f<0 8 T.. fhie
ekee. - =
rxyTEp-pxsSfTfo As HDUxEKErP-
w er In rs1oweT's fzxaiiy- address
ia frans street. tvs 2
UASTED--A SITUATION As BOOK
w keeper by EzA0 Of experience ngx
sf,asd 81 work Hexx Of fefesences Ad-
dsess Z. BkArM0NT. city. rs q
WAyTEp = SITUATION As WAKE
w hsusemsn, porter In hsstei. 81 aay
place q txasf. feiuczsedi Can furnish
xs,o<1 refxrxers Acquainted with IRE APP
Etiance<- Adcn@ 2. fhis o.lce- rs 2
"AxTED = sAI.EsyAx FROM THE
w ExM. married. sze %, II years ex-
rerssnee In clothing sssd dry too4s- waits
eznbfseF z7enf. good Eaxtern references Adj
dfess ~. rpALL. Taeonaa. =. r lez7 g
4 GESry- An EXPERIENCED NE
N ehAnienI engineer and drsuzhsxrraa
wfxhes 10 represent god eastern of San
Francisco house In Seattle Address sEf-
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