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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25
GIFT NOTTCEA

A SskSsAESf RuiI~ GREEN STREET
N Stnssr--Satie~ Ii hereby given that
the Asas ssrnsRf roll for the grading of
Green street. frem Fiorcnrs street 10 Bax.
sr ssrset, aud constructing a Sidewalk On
both aides shefcxsf, has fern hies4 with the
Undersigned, c ERIK al the city OF seattle:
and further notiee IL hereby given that the
sssa roll - oysa 90 raclic fnsysxssun 1T the
offsce ~ said clerk In she eits hsli. and
viii rvnaasn open fcr taspscssaa anti Yrs-
.asss sasy ,. 5srs- - > ncseek p m. and
thAs all Frrsssns ffeitag THEMSELVES ae.
srseysd b. any saeh assessment mas ap-
ply 70 TIE FoEsron cocsiekl Of xst,s { ~ 10
ssve tAe scare corrected. oa said JEW &
ssss. ~ : u'esSssk D ~ ~ their couYsesi
eaArassF' in tbs sisy nsli
e. " FERRIS tss<~k
Date ~ frst pub cssless. dane u, I've.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

Dispatch steaners from Seattle a follows:
- Lct 1872 sen srsncascSs wa r 1 Iownsend
ceived On board q SEQ p N.Y. on june =, z,
IA, II, =, -, and every are days thereafter.
For Alanha: ~ = = N June II IL, "a,
July Z II, ~, q. August 1, II, II. -. Sep
temher 10 and -
Froa ean Hanciaco t0r Victoria and
n -, ~ y. and every ave days thereafter.
Cabin t'cketo may be drained q tho
once a. she coDyany at The Russell"
oteerage tickets fr0m the putDer Uls board
steamer.
No. 10 Market street. San Franchise, Cal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

e.
~ s. = 81 r
: Ny ~ r =
- - ~ n Z ~ 1|7s.1; r. T. - -
r - 49, 80.
9OR NAxx Uo1C
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w<11m ekar - u9wSRApxn. 0UxHH'
s@s.ss EcsS - - snsrurkx fDe tue4oo
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49, A41Ers y. - snse fae 1nae1flDeMp
Se~f s1lse.
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xGa q = f1r. Gxh = c.. LIS 1ucoo1
exT1rf.
1.0s S1E9 = IzxEE1 : \ s11sE5x 2.
j s~nd aNrttrx msrhIne ena ks1ves
Uyx1>se ~ FHensnxer 1<ss - 49, e1est1
taassfsrf fussk Aiai e'sa - z - e>-r
- = : -
IsOk SALE = LOGGING oNtKIIs
s<T y So 80. ! - = - sx~s -.
: : - - sxvss - sT.ss< So efs<tese fIsx-
$500, - - : 4. al sssuss~d s. rse
wss< s1s< a yessa fssand: 2; = Dusts.
p<N<zse9ct bcx VI :. astse- ". z.
-~S1E ~1IF- YaE F7xEsF NnRsK
~srf .as~ 3, re a0r ~. fuo nlles
80. 49, s,tar~. ssfxx frvnz, a. Usseee
n.y. Z 8, rssrnnie far pxss4ed hs5ee me-
sse tneshsussth szs1<y 9 v,nd 80
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, ss j. . J - esrk.
: -o1 s1IT-HOr-r AND LUT, ztu
Tsssa s1sx.ss. wifn = vtxhou. furui
tss,xr
- :, 49, , 5 90 -
.i-~.'.s srrss,ss~ ~ sse. i.xxS Pin s.sess.
s...sr pm. LAKE & fsson cnv.
- : - - go vT@S
uk sALE y, $50 -. . as,s
- ahtuxis MA, - - 1911 sun.s
- $3.50 - a. - = 3 , -. y.
MIKES ff,m sSss1e- =.
!. 80 =. 1cS1
ln4al ~ S1as01
C.l0.s Yaees.
u~0R aALK-OxE STEAM La SCu.
ros n~rs iruises eail On n. J. Regina,
jewesxe. cosuss 8 tlsea.
u~oR sArx-f-1GAR STAND: GOOD To-
e~ason. snn ,sx,ck a baal. ADDE'S
u r P.n1-fnsx{ff. eneR. o(kcc.
- .:--.--., =. -r--- + .~D $50
cits4 asrh So9 ferf vsser fro~S 4
iSre s,I,sse IN nsualsrfus5ns !. AInn. several
h<rss : - l.ssr9h 81 Ixlke Cniou: aIeo b1pcke
IL Wet g<enle. I'll very cheap. J. = I'd
wards. ~ CeinmH3a uefsee, vossm
S11n ALL W0~rE cTuEgr pS11r.
ss-1e - sc.a.~ q sScsee - -
Rrout stfoe&. - fses fronfnGe, uear ea9e
Deposit 6uttdfnHs - Efeoe 6erDoan. fef-
sOns wAhun9 - invest ln ne 49, Teoe0V
:. - 49, IA 49, 49, ~ ~rssssls~ crss~y
q rner.v - sss,r,nd essrrtn naniel
iscs. = ~
- =
Il $50 The sssss nr,cs yeri in q - e.
.f1ie h.yfn~ "a tat gsssr fvont On klliot
nsr. srrs,x ~ tsy~f AND fs,r ward and A
insah Unstable ssnl q ne bs.s sIisI ana
49,; :s,s $500 5;-.; Viii. o=57s 7os AIR
lar sen d.se she ~ y,.isarr snd A xsnres
a. the A,rssif house. so ,ss see f and
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Steamship ldaho

for Puees sound and british Columbia
ports. and 81 II p. m June ~, y. and July
for Portland. Oregon, calling 81 Port
Townsend. Port Angeles. Victoria and As
eoria with freight aud pa4HcnEerx
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

-. Wlliam = Chandler 49, 49,
- Ss-e1eessd e sse unlssd nsases
1ets ~ tee tssis'asurs q HsS
pshiN. tcF : Scue ume snese
49, - indscsesons inst sssss voss'd
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e9eee - epsm,es g -. Sn.nu's
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1eeolea. A. ~ sass nous. n0wsvsf,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25
UNION TICKkT OFFICE,

Tickets 10 al points vie Union Pacific,
Oregon short Line. Canadian Pacific and
Northern PNrifc. Only once In Seattle
RR HARDING,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

successors to Tunes, ~ I
ts6iisaesf lS1il 0sie~s ss<ss
Combined assets. tts0 4 ~
azice Co. of New Yerk 49,
Co. Of Hartford. NsrtA 4 s.<:1
camille Insurance ca
kstinhurgh. German -
co, OF New York. La6erls
no Columbia Strvee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

Z
ID their haste to rebuild their city
~ peepis u seattle should not forget
- - construct their buildings - to
ssnder = recurrence Of the disaster Of
June - unlikely ~ possible. 80
\ the business r - ~ il q a
- : ~ ~ (len + -
IN ! a1pes - e
- =
! ~ yehsIe - ~ eAo l e
46rl IA m II esSser %
o S1x0r nine months erecting =
building that will remain as perma-
nent sdornment 10 the city than u
spend three months erscting IRE
trap that will be standing menace Is
surrounding property and constant
source of anxiety 10 It's owner.
OF course. . building constructed
With reference 10 safeguards against
hrs will cost more than ene con-
strucied on the principles OF cheap
ness and shabhInsss. In addition 10
this greater cost. the owner viii lass
his rents during the three or fonr ex-
m months necessary for the erection
Of : Building In = proper manner.
When he places tho additional cost
and the iost rcnss In The balance
against The larger rents which Are
proof building will always command
and tho lower rates OF Insurance.
which Il will 10 necessary TO pay on
such building. however. be will dis
covsf th&t be will further his financial
interests bv erecting the better build
Ing and taking The longer timc in
which - do II.
OF course IL l. desirable that Seat
lie 10 rebuilt quickly. Bur Il Is more
desirable that II be rebnilt perma-
nsntly aud creditshly. Nobody
doubts that the city will recover fully
from the late IRE. but no city could
recover from three or four such dis
asters. To erect cheap buildings nov
will be 10 invite another eonnAera-
ton, and our property holders should
consider the matter carefully before
they issue another such Invitation.
We mnst learn. sooner or later. 10 con-
steuct sale and permanent bindings
and We viii never find more thor
ough teacher than the one who Wis.
it'd us On the afternoon OF Thursday
June q.
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wlxssyj - ss.s u. . sls :. 4 of Frana
n fwss-su. soss.
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The steamer J. n. LIBBY, Herbert
beecher. ma&tor. leaves seattle every Sun
day Afternoon nj !, M for PafI 1esst,s. nd
aud the San yusu Islands. fsom Bsss..s..i's
wharf. L. avcs PORT Tows.ssssd III 10 n -
ever Monday, We u.riav and Friday fof
Whstcsm, calling n Smiths island, au.i
Rtcharsisop's twsather permitting J. Ar.f..e
lopes, Friday Harhr. Maple ton Monday
soinf north ana Thursday going ss.ushl
Roache Hsfbor. 0rcas. and East Sound.
Returning, lesxes v hatroso ct : q m
Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays On
the Saturday Trip the Libby goes throasn
70 seattle. Fare from Port Townsend 10
Seattle, ". Until further notice. psssen.
gers or freight from scaftle for the irlsndt
By the Libby's Wednesday aud Friday tripe
vii! 30 CO ried on the Washington steafn.
boat Transportation CO. steamer Es;irh
% Port Townacnd on Tuesday and Thar
day nfsha and transferred direct n the
Libby. On these days the " g. 4 I. Co
wfn issue tirkets and Till freight through
10 destination
HERsERT p. BEECHER. Manager.
J. A. HATfIKI4D. Agent. seattle.
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Hhsisea al ssntalnes lslts
Steamer Geo. Is. Starr

Leaves Seattle ct II p. m sundayA Tues
dayS and Thursdays Arrives at WhatcOu
q II q u. Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
dayx Re&urnin&. leavce Whascom 81 p.
Il. Monda9 and Wednesday, and on Sat
urdays - . = m Arrives u seattle 81 =
urdnyD II about p. m
- Secamer lands q al regular land
ines <nceps OK Harbor. LaConner and
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* s. al ] e. 81 g s:
- =; ~ III
s. 4 = n1 -
<u1D - - -
So 49,. ...
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= = N1e - - ~
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= - y, - - +. - 49, ~
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TT k44X9 BDE0xKID0N4-JH MI
j IN E19 yeel1 = ~ - 49, ~ ~ -.
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WnnA.
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= - : ,@cr~ss racTsl1,wa nfr
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- - - - - 49, 49, A. -
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-:
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- = -.
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REaOs ntAV~s aAhD
N,xe. Essces 49, 1s0nn
sSfssA $500 eex.1s ee1 80
CUOENAKRRy TOOI6 At WnlTON.H
- = 49,
Aka8 O1O3ks 1O8 A2EAASlC4
~ tsols 100 @ tcs Sosa; eze-t sr<cteay,
aruee.
III EE ~ 1 ~ hD -
-. 49, us ssSss ss a.sS 80 S.,:s.rs
fse a'fV 60 lessasss = ssar o'hes. 80
- -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25

Leaves eestt,e icr whatccm and - .ay
days q Il y N Arrives ~ WhntcOm nnee-
days. ThurDdays and saturdays a 8 2. n.
Returning, leaves Whatcnm SundAyA
Tuesdays and Thurs{iAys a $50 y ~ Ar
hrs af seattle MOnday1. Wednesdays and
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STAMFORD kf.E--At 6rstfi<, Jane =.
trun, - - Y. b d. CAmpoe /, Nr ffnSsk
6ssferd ana Mle aessa 5eisr. hs.ra "
eenftie
8rTHlx1r-HTaBES- =. y pss&0n-
eee, Jusae q -. ~ Rev, - D. Camp
bstf. III. e. L<uIis Gnt5t<i and Nsxxte G.
HuxhsH
JoxEs Mo9Kyxs--Attk the resfsicnre 81 the
Ozltefnfiae etsywyBxn. Jshn 2. Dsmon.
eeattze. JuDe ~. Mf Lain 3. Jo6es 81
Blaeh ptsm0md Gbd mi4 L0fena A1oktn1
of Eeesof mosuf IN.
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rt~a txsNg-~gsaR A TEsm 80 YEsKS--
1 ssr ssts ~ sAA8e fcr hsesassx gar
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srEsx - =, A, Hs8. sassess sas Z. aaNsar
he<s4
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! n.s IL Fs-zss ard MAJ ssas fAsazk
sssse svs@e, spsssssslsss FsRkss fq.z retail
tesazstes ~ sAe city. sts~ka&sss { fsan. zE
ssasasaAss ssrssz
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80 sos .',ii''' =, sorIes~ :

II p. Es<xs. every TAar<ssx egeaser AZ :
e-esas& - sAa 10 "A a. ~essfAe gssesg-. Merit
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arsss ~ T. r srs~a n
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I~sstSD-~g or u nN FgsNKIG~
L sss a. fssekss sS<ak o~a1r Vxa A~xe
Sssae - saEflas ~ Fa&< -knssi irnFsz7r sAs-ss~
srs Feasink psepesEs ana E.ssSag Zee fhis
ifsSfss-@
I.%sf >n-A SaAINxg BOILER
u ssyR ss~x Apsss kaNes n. Fsfwa. A..
ksas sSs~x
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tn u ALDkICH, AGENT FOR JOSHUA
lie H9NDf MACHINE WORKS, 81 Free
mont etseef, Gan Francisco, Cal, will ba ct
the BtllcvieW Hotel NATL further notice-
on hand for immediate delivery. SAW %
PER CENT aud use Sha0eY 4 Budenbey
exhaust Injector: saves both heater and
pump.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-15

Dor affect the sfsweet- simplicity style
of wearing the hair, which takes the
shape OF a braided knot in the nape Of
the neck. With evening toilet the head
is sometimes ornamented with fillet of
ribbon, a wreath or band OF gold.
For very young ladies are fichus COM
posed OF extra wide sash ribbon. These
are joined diagonaIly at the middle OF the
back, crossed in front with a few pleats
TO conform them to the figure, and knot
ted at the waist behind This is q style
revived from one popular the latter part
OF the last century.
White Victoria lawn blouses extend
below the waist line and are suugly belt
ed with an old fashioned belt ribbon fas-
tened by one OF the new silver buckles
These waists are prettiest when made
very fun on the shoulders, with full
mutton-leg sleeves, turned-over pleat-
ed collar pointed low at the throat, and
q pleating turned back from the wrists.
very stylish accessory to a costume is
the foulard or crepe chemisette. The ia
Vote is of white foulard and tiny blue
bouquets, the yoke is very finely plated,
with pulled sleeves, turned-down collhr
and craYat. 4 sash Of similar material
is tied loosely over the hips. More ele-
giant than the "Javotte'' is the ''Jua-
nita chemisette, of pompapour crepe,
over which is worn g black lace Bolero
jacket; the trimming on the sleeves Is of
black lace.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-15
GEOGRAPHICAL FACTS.

There are 700 species of birds in South
America, of which nearly three hundred
are peculiar; the turkey and mocking-
bird belong to the latter class.
Iceland geographically belongs to
America, but is considered by sone as
belonging to Europe, because of its early
discovery, in the Ninth century, A. d.
Greenland, more than 400 miles long,
is probably the largest island in the
world; some geographers think it is
cluster OF islands frozen together
The length of North America is nearly
five thousand miles, its greatest breadth
about three thousand two hundred miles.
and its area about one-sixth of the land
surface of the globe.
The largest and most productive olain]
in the United States is the Mississippf
valley, containing nearly two-thfrds OF
the territory OF the United States. 1t is
one OF the most fertile tracts in the
world, and is supposed to be capable of
sustaining a population of 500 900 600
About the year 1000, A. D., America
appears to have been discovered by some
people from Iceland, under Lief son of
Eric, who had discovered Greenland
They made settlements upon the coast,
but soon left the country, and nothing
was generally known of their adventures.
The Falls of Niagara, which are partly
in New York, form the most stnpen-
dOus cataract in the world They are
divided by Goat Island into two divisions
The American SIDE is about one Thousand
feet wide and the Canadian 1000, and
both plunge over rocks to the depth of
1872 feet. The shock causes the earth 10
tremble for n considerable distance
around, and cloud of yapor rises over
the spot which is sometimes visible for
sixty or seventy miles.
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OUR IRISH REPRESENTATIVE.

Il
Patrick Egan Demonstrates to the Egsfdent
of Chilli that He Has Kissed the Barney
stone.
VALPARAISO, chill, Aug. IO-The following is
the text OF Minister Egan' s speech to the presi-
dent of Chilli:
Mr.. PREsIDENT-In presenting my credentials
as envoy extraordinary and minister plenipOten-
ti3ry of the United States, it is my duty to adj
dress to your excellency few words expressive
of the kindly feeling which the peO-
pie of my country entertain for
the patriotic, the gallant, the progress
siVe and generous hearted people of Chilli over
whose destinies as chief magistrate you, have
been called on to preside. trust that YOU viii
accept this assurance that speak in no mere
terms OF conVentlonghty when l say that that
feeling is one OF the very highest esteem and
most sincere friendship. and that it is the earn
est desire of my government that the cordial re-
lations no " prevailing between the two nations
may never be destroyed by the shadow CT even
passing cloud OF Misunderstanding. The
commercial congress to assemble IN Washington
in October next, at which am glad to know that
Chill has already decided to be represented.
must be productive OF great good. It will give
to the people Of North aud South America an
opportunity for becoming better acquainted with
each Others opinions, aspirations, productions
and requirements and By creating and fostering
closer commercial relations must tend to their
mutual advancement and serve the best interests
OF both. Animated as our people are by the same
indomitable spirit Of progress, and the same in
tense love of country, there is one sentiment
which will I feel assured, find q responsive
echo in the hearts of every patriotic citizen OF
Chill as well as OF the United States The senti-
mentS America for Americans does not mean
South America for North America, but the
wealth, resources, prosperity, progress and hon
or OF each one of our American natiOnalities for
its own people, oil cooperating harmOniouslV
for the advancement of the greatness and glory
Of our American hemisphere. In this spirit the
United States extends her most cordial greeting
to her sister Republic of Chill.
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TAMPA HARB0R.
Chicago Capital Will Make it Terminal Point
for Central and South American vessels.

Chicago Capital will Make it Terminal Point
for Central and South American Vessels.
CHICAGO, III, Aug. lB.-The representatives
from the board of trade and lum6erman's party
and the merchant exchange, who have been in
Florida and other Southern states exploring for
commercial purposes. have returned 70 Chicago
The main object Of the delegation trip South
was to consider the feasibility OF the scheme for
deepening the Tampa, Florida. haFbor and
making it the terminal point for South and Cen
trail America and West India vessels 1t was
learned that the harbor VIII now admit vessels
drawing twenty-siE feet OF water 10 anchor
with safety near the port and with the improve
ments which are IN contemplation the draught
of the vessels may be increased to thirty-five
feet. The magnitude and superior facilities of
Tampa harbor was q surprise 10 every one OF
the delegation and they express wonders at its
not having been utilized long ago for CONNER
cial relations with South ard Central American
countries. The result viii be reported to the
various exchanges and they viii be urged to en-
dorse and push the scheme to its consumma-
ton
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-15

Patrick Egan Demonstrates to the fFgsfdent
OF Chill that He Has Kissed the Barney
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-15
IT WON'T WORK.
The Brown. seqaard Elixir OF Life and Gen
eral Reiavenator Tested. u

efal Reiuyenator Tested.
CINCINNATI, ONO, Aug. I0.-Dr Harper of
City infirmeTy has tried ire Brown-seea5sd
elixir on FIVE inmates OF the inirmary, iniecfihg
fluid in forty minutes after the death OF the ami
nal from which the material was taken. He
nature afS ,k3fa, experiment They were
all lI1at7n mss53kseyer seventy years o.
agekexcept one wli5asas about forty, but was z
rnehmatic cripple. Efse ,dsetor reports that only
oae observed any sPhatever, and he said
hSfeIt like he had ssssff - alcoholic stiln1f9nt
Tie doctor corsfrE 49, 81 the results ttglnd
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4 New aratnematleal Rnle.

Irate Employer-YoR' We come at last.
IN have to discharge you, guess. You
asked for a forty eight hours leave of
absence and then stayed away q week
Empioye-You re made Il mistake IN
your figures. l m due here only eight
hours a day. and -eight hours is
equal to a weel