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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-09
seaIlS DyIne,

LoNpoN, Dec, IA dispatch from
Adelaide, South Australia, says that
seatle, tile 1Oullef, ID dying Of typhoid
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" Is bard W. X To prrmh po,ss ses
mon. Make Sunday rompleh d. an
rest and no preacher would be obIlytI
to undertake. lhr b.. PicaLgNr.
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81. PsTEnSBURq, Dec. s. The epidemic
q influenza 10 snbsldlng undei tho ih'
luence oi frost,
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Comedian IIowser at The Grand.

This evening MI. CHARLES Bowser, d
comedian whose reputation isa tioAt OK.
Cellent one, supported by a company
said 10 10 ono Ia every way capable, will
commence q three niRhtG' engagement
AZ the Grand presenting that delightful
old comedy, nUhpek" The Albany
Arplv says Of Mt. BoWSer In This play,
"ThU play "Uheekn which has had a
popular run, and Roland Reed having
been 90 long identified with the rOk that
many had come 10 the conclusion that
no one could equal him ln the character
Of Richard bmylh. But Charles BowaeS
retains all the cheek that should 10 dls.
played 10 the part and a the 8AH6 tllhe
he iIitR tho Part above many oI thp
Ynlgar(leS thgt Reed thteg Into u,
81 WISER 10 q delightful comedian. eealH
Gan be secured at Weif's.
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ConEtnlnlnllnna ln slnnlnt.

BRUSsRLs, Dec. S.-The anti.slavery
conference has resolved 10 send con.
gtatulatpfy address 10 Henry NJ, Stanley
aud Enln Pasha. ''"'' ?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-09
YHH LATEST PROJECT
OF English Capitalists to Invest
Money in America.
COMPANY wITH$ioo,OooOoo
To Put New Lire Into Railroad and
Other Enterprises In This coun,
try-A Gigantic scheme-Twp
Reports That Disagree,

NEW YoRK, Dec, 3,-The Herald says;
A most stupendous enterprise Is on foot
II is one that will create a profound sen
sation throughout the world. The peo'
pie of America will receive the news
with various emotions, The Universal
Association Bank and Trust Company ia
about to be formed in this city under
the special benedlction Of the Pope oi
Rome, with a capital Of Sl00, 900, 900, to
receive, care for and invest not only the
enormous revenues OF the church, but
the private fortunes OF its members.
The moneys Of all other persons and
sects are 10 be received and invested as
well,
Another report regarding the scheme
says nothing about the enterprise hay'
Ing any connection with the Catholic
church, II simply Is the formation Of
company whose purpose is to put new
life into railroad and other enterprises,
The Times says;
English capital to the extent OF $780,.
0OO,0O0 is about TO be Invested In this
country In single enterprise-a project
that throws far into the background In
the matter Of comparative Importance
every financial scheme oi so.called Eu.
ropesn "syndicateb" that has been ex.
plotted. And the consequence OF this
new enterprise lies not more In the ex-
traordinary sum OF money 1t involves
aud controls than In Its plans and pur-
poses aud prospective influences.
This project, once Its promoters arc
satisfied that they can stand on good,
firm ground, is intended to embrace a
variety OF purposes, more or less impor-
tant. Que Of the chief Of them, however,
will be to provide credit for new Ameri
eau railroad projects, II will be what Is
known as II "hnauciering"
company, acting upon principles aud
along lines long recognized in the Eng.
lish financial world. II will be an in-
surance company It's risks" will be
railway mortgages, II will be guar.
snteo company 1t will indose railway
credit.
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THR mosquito 10 public blngef dfaWa
well, but never gives satisfaction, Sal.
yAllon Oil, however, always glves lAtl0.
faction Ia curing VI ONCE Insect bIIeS Ut
any other sores Of wounds, Price %
gents.
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A DIRECT pRNIAL,

But, Mr.. Campbell, in giving this in.
formation, is restatlng what / stated
from the outset Mr.. Campbell does
not, however, call attention to the fact
that the time when was tirst told Of
this paper, and undertook 10 get hold
ot II, was more than two months prior
70 the time when tile paper Was forged.
dis statement that was trying to got
hold OF II for the purpose OF injurinV
sherman, Butterworth aud Mckinley
is In tue line with the other statements
OF his interview.
| never had any such purpose at any
time, and this is the first time he had
ever publicly mentioned the name Of
either OF these gentlemen In connection
with the matter. So far as their names
are concerned and my knowledge Of
their supposed connection with the
ballot box business, there is nothing
whatever for me to even desire 10 with,
holdsirom the public, and Mr.. Camp.
bell and everybody else eau have the
full benefit Of all / know on that point
whenever 1t becomes proper TO disclose
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~ i;;gyogi1t. Z , Nca "HO Wllo hssltales Is
l4st but the man who bulges rleht
ahead does not always gel there,
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GOVERNOR FORAEERs sTATEMRNT

Regarding ths Sensational Charges Made
by I, Q, camPbsll-Ths LRttsFs Impu'
denee,
COLUMBUS, Dec, s,-Goyerpor Fora
ker's attention was last night called 10
the interview with Attorney 7, O. Camp
bell, in which that gentleman implied
some sensational charges, and he was
asked to make q statement concerning
them, He thsreupon dictated the fol,
lowing;
l have read the article to which you
have called my attention, In which It is
charged by Mr., 7, O. Campbell, Of New
York, as he is therein reported, that IN
the statement l made withheld tele-
grams Of importance that were sent by
me to Mr., Wood, ond, that on that az
count material facts were not disclosed
in my statement, This whole statement
of Nj; Campbell Is, in spirit at least, un,
quali6edly false.
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FHE MISSING TRLEoRAMs.

There were two telegrams that sent
Of which have no copy, one that sent
from the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New
York, and another, which l suppose
from letter have from Wood, must
! have semitic him from Columbus ON
the 9th Of September. But called at
tention TO both OF these telegrams III my
statement, and in neither one OF them
can there be q word ora thought incon.
sistent with the statement made, or q
single word that can, by any honest In,
terpretatlon, reflect upon me In the
slightest,
Moreover, as soon as Wood was ar.
rested, wrote to Judge Harmon, civ.
ing him letter OF authority on the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
TO deliver 10 him all kilograms that
passed from me to Wood or from Wood
to me, aud placed at Judge Harmon's
disposal every scrap OF Information l
have In regard TO the matter. There is
nothing whatever In connection with
the whole case from beginning TO end
that l have at any time withheld from
the public from any consideration for
myself.
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UNMITIoATRp IMPupENoE.


The talk ofMr. Campbell about prose.
cutting me.for libel is simply piece Of
unmitigated impudence, which he is at
liberty to put into execution, SO far as |
am concerned, whenever Il suits his
convenience to do so.
There Is only one other statement that
Mr.. Campbell Is reported to have made
that deem 1t worth while to notice,
and that Is his statement that Wood
went to Washington after the forged
paper, at my request. AIr. Woed did
not go to Washington at my request, or
to any other place, but as his letter TO
me clearly shows, he went there upon
his own motion. / did not know be in.
tended to 20 to Washington, until he
wrote me that he was going and asked
me to send him a letter Of Introduction
to the President, ut the Ebbitt House.
l never gave him any direction, what.
ever, In the matter, from the first to the
last. SO far as his statement goes, that
! was making an effort to get bold OF tile
paper long before Campbell was nomi.
lated, that IL true, but ut the time when
! hrst heard fit in June, and loug be.
fore that, 1t was generally believed
throughout the State that Mi. Campbell
would be nominated and my endeayor
70 get the paper was In anticipation OF
that event,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-29

1t Is svlssens that the administration
centsmplsses = strict enforcement OF
th~ Law in regard "a seal fishing in
RehrinR sea aud that all vessels viii
he prvyrnsed from killing seals witAin
The preserfte<s lsnssts.
In regard 10 this wisaass Of the Aaw
which eseses rortsen AZ this yea
against al but taess who bare grr-
chased frea the government = monep.
or 81 the seal fisheries. there i sniich
rsssns ios aouhs. Il would csrsAiaIy
he 70 the advantage 81 tie reepls u
Puget sassnsl IL al the easerS of Beb-
rsnw ga were thrown apsa - al
AuAsrsan sealsrs, In : ksw Years
after saeA sstiea vss taken. taere
veala Annually spat ssessh Irssa taas
sxssnsi haairsas as independent ~esl
ing vessels. Ss.s =.ae eeaser OF tAe sea-
fnx Industry scssla be renewed frpin
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4 zsEs~NEEf Ko1. xsEfGHfn STREET
"A Grade. xofsce il hereby Etrea saas
fhe nurossmee14 roll Tor he ef4dlDE 04 Eighth
sSyeet. Iron 11ouHi1 sfleet 20 uep0< s,re<<
ana <laussrrkains stdeuaik On bc<h sicex
thessef hss ss<a nlsd Essn s. g. 49, e.s
Their nok1ee ii hexths TfTssu usst tho sad
ro.I d OXEN ~ public jzi<Fzctiaz1 ~ the ct
zee az ia clerk tn The city hxa5. and vii
rsmatn operi Ter 5nxpectf1a unti1 FrtSeF.
Juae Z. 1zSD. q 8 osclock y m-s ard thai
Ill persona fc.1rx shemsez ftz eSxrtsxed p
cosnnnon coilnxii 81 sasa city ii hxse the
same errrectea On said Juue ss&, e
osesocx p m. af khe5r council eAAnaef, IL
the city hefs q W FERRIS. clerk.
Data of ars pnDs iessson. May n ixss.
4 sskssMENr ROLL : ELEsENrH
IA sfreef IA e. Notice Ii hereby kiyen
that She azeeskxnenf roll far the grading OF
Eleventh street, from spring street to
Broadway strees, and conzfy1cf1nS side
With the un<iesEsEned ciexk Of toe rity OF
Eeaftiss ard fnrtber nottce 4 hereby given
that said roll e open % pnbiic inspection
af the of1ee III said clerk. IN the edlF hall,
and VIII Eeuafu open fH inspection until
YFfray. Juuk Z, 1883, ats O'clock p. m.s and
Inst Al penons ieeiin8 themselves -
erfesed by any such assessment mag apply
- the common council OF sa3d city 70 hare
the same cofrected on snid Jnne I, 15S9, af
osniock d m, at fheir cCuncfl chamber.
In the c,fy hhll. c. w. FEREE. clerk.
Date Of G1f publication. May q. 1850.
AfAf0KsS OFFICE. SEATTLE. VASE,
VI May ~, 7Sss To the people If SeAttlt:
Tho Grand Army Of the Republic obsery,es
On May 50 for the twenty-firSt time the
beautiful custom 81 ssrewing with flowers
the graves oil their dead comrades. Al FIRST
the memorial service had In view those
oxily that fell during the period Of actual
war But nov each veteran, as be passes
asossg, II nSdssi 20 the roll Of honor. In
wife the eitixenz OF Seattle 70 lay aside their
usual avoczaioux. % FAR as possible. and
seryance 81 The day, and to that cnd rec
ommend that all places of business he
closed between the hours Of ! ard S p. m,
and that all fiaRx be placed at half mast
ROBERT MORAN, Mayor.
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CHALLENGES.

Noticing m arttese in the Press ef q few
days Hgp IL which Asts1sA sorakical saws
baked oct Of challenge Of his 70 ures.
tie hinz.
Wow I. Peter Schumacher. viii uresfta
the said Mxtsats eorakieflf catch weights.
the iva rsEulztioa styles or win wressls
hiu sever styles Including the Sarans.se
and German 81 wiz wrussia hlra Greeo-
Roman each Es1nn - ess1se down r. ia
answer 20 the aAzsye risaiik9ge + ressssestsf
Ths nafeA 10 como CO In SIX weekx After
sffNlEg ARTICLES.
0ae hundred sssilsrs fnrssIt ACCOMPANIES
the skosD challenge
PETgg SCHUMACHER
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f1y.1e5lzp a14 Mrrecnx Q9ce. kenny
= isso NJ. e : !. - = =. 8 sos - 81
nk 0ADeD1N X HoWK PHYSICIAN
|nk HKENr YANpEtI- PHYSICIAN
rsioa h,erk 1 Reaideaee. 6slis-us hcnse.
Q cAksTAN 4. D. PHYSICIAN AND
Sc sasESn kTsazatss g! ne dspsxtmsn!
SeW FORK. 0iIre co. ffront sizesi olsee
hours 10 20 n q. m. 70 and 70 p n
Special attention given to <u1Ecrys mc14-
eaf ard surgical diSc&Ses 81 wouen, also
dfseases o. the eye, ear. nose and thE9At-
Al calls. uight oF d1ys attended, hum once
fxARL HoIzsCHuHxR, \. n. nIs'
~ penees E<cicfnes ffce ox ch.zge with
hsork. Front street. Sextfse. Teiephoue 2le
A r. ANDERSON. X. n. PHYsICIAk
- 80 1 ,ss szrxsons scom ~ H., $3.50, ~.
And u1xnN
DK Z q JOHNSON. PHYSICIAN AND
Cherry. over fsswman & Han1ora's store.
Residences VT Yesier arenua. Telephone
CARAH KENDALL, n. n 0EArU GATE
- OF honaoGafAte college and from Pail.
s<t}patA kosf5sxl practice Raff1cnlar
af<ention 10 women. children aud oASfc<-
ritss laas Recnrsd ssxeez.
nRs WEED & coz e. q. WEED, &.
~ d. n. Il. Eoe. u. ID physicians and
anrgeoas, room 9. Tcslex-Ieary block. Of
ace te1sphona No. I: Dr. Goes residence
|fs & cAsT, Il. D., ABDOMINAL SUR
Nye eeon an3 gynecolOxzss. TMcomn. N .T.
|L ]. HOLMES. ii. D. PA YE1cIAN AND
40 Surgeon. Once Co&oolal block, Sec.
md a1o toSuubia streets. oficS E1n7x:
1870 "a II 4 IA Il 20 4. and 70 .. n.
Telephone Nj -. Residence, yesieray
me, between Eighth su6 Ninth streets.
Telephone Isl
.nRs. SMITH Il WILLARD Is. 4. SMITH,
Il q. D.. kuf2s Willard, 81. 3D. physi-
Ietans and surgeons O1icc Poncln block,
Front szreet Once Eourn-S 20 { p "a.
and : p 2. Isa.
nRx AKIN MpG / rAc1-5 = uraI
VI ers and tencherx. Chfixtsan science,
mental heRsznR No. 10l5 second street.
ENt~een Axdis1E and SPRING Sexsrsa. wash
flxtnn Terrffnrs
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When The Senatorial committee
cemes 10 Investigate the rcIstions of
seattle and th< Canadian railway sys-
tenn ii viii be found that the Canadian
Pacific rad Il oar Iulwark and de-
Tense against read which has done.
and continues 70 do. everything n Its
power % injure NJ. II viii ind our
people earnestly oppcsed to any
change In existing Law which will
keep the canaIisnsP Pacific out u he
competition for our business. and 80
allow the Northern Pacific 70 put
upon ms such exsctions rs rnsy please
II managers. And Il they vii 50
further into the territory they viii
find that this feeling Is universal. At
Eliensbxrg, Spokane Falls and else
where they will find the public ere
turned hopefully upon the Canadian
Pacific, not necessarily because the
people hope or expect 70 do much
business by that line, but because
they know that its Independence
Il the means Of keeping the Northern
In check.
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CkAi6-fn seattle. Msy 81, 70 the wife OF
Mr. Beniamin crai<. = sen.
Advertisements under the heads os Lost
foand. Fog Sale. For Rent. and Situations
Wanted viii he inserted at the rate Of
cents a word Tor first Insertion; cent a
weni for each subsequent insertion. Pay.
meat always In adrsuce.
: NuTIcE~~Tlle business Office Of the Posi-
IxTEsLtaExcEK will hereafter be open until
II p ii. Classified advertisements viii be
received up 10 this hour
Tho following letters are awaiting a1var-
Users rt this nfiltset
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keeting Of StockhoIders.
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice Il hereby given that The firm here
fnsofe existing under the name
and style OF seattle Carrfaeeand Wagon
works. doing business af1l7 Third
street. seatsle. IL this day dissolved
By mutual consent. Mr. Albert Bolton
has purchased the entire Interest ~
the above arm, end VIII carry on the bust.
ness a. the same place under the same
name. paying all bills and collecting All
debts of the above lIrm
NJ MeTEiGH
YAK wART BROS.
ALBERT BOLTON.
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+.
-. - -, s. ~~r.mrwnnw ~
ernrE
$500
II Xaeknfeton eorrsspo n<ients 49,
realistically tnfornzlnk ~ fhst 6enexnl
HarTisou = yunninx hiz ewn Ad'ntais l
trs1aons tkst - + ~ b<zn8 dSctate<s
- - nny q ~ naemksrs q his eala &
- nd that ~ u - ste he6d q nf 4
1ntfx esseraiIy. Al this = ferfnnsseljs
avue Ctnersi Harrison = ynnninis
NJ o4n ekminfstrazion stsd thns fa't
- h1s run & % tke entis1 1atisfzesiesa
e III pnrfy and 81 The country /
aenerat HxfTfson n president and
III. Boeiue s. secse4nry q xfsse.
This In faet = ois&e sppArsnt thar
y fhat whtch w1s previously state1 +
n cnnducf 81 oar f1stixn feiAti0ns
aissady hsars ne imprint Of the xtronis
Ames3cAnisln IL ~. Elaine. The Tor
e.sn policy 81 ne xdmibis<TstIon Il
- kfentjcnI Bkafne poiiey which tbt
1luxwunsps h1ss shakes - The Anef-
sns1e iike : r<d rxx Tor 30 rEsng
years. n n calm. positive and con !
sfsseat M hIussefink. not sggrsssivs,
NJ nnneees<arily offensive 70 ofh<f
eoyeznssents II i No part Of he for
eixn poljey ~ TIE present nduInisfrse
ofon b sruekie 70 The STRONG Or bull
- wenk. Mr.. Blaine believes thst
fkis countxy Is hig enouGh and stronk
euoush 70 trsat al alike. He knoNs
nc1htne n that spirit which inauret
~ CIexeisnd administration 70 hsistit
up wher Mexico o. Hsyu gave the
slfxAtsst cessation for quarres and %
rsceivs With humble Submission the
fnsulsine akgfessipns 81 Gfeat Britxsa
md tsermany.
The hrst fruits of this manly and
oonsistent foreign policy aFe already
appasent. Since Tho tth Of March the
oanloen Queetiou has been handled 10
ssmnsteriy manner. which ~ AXES moie
nppnfent than ever the iafneness -
Dayastl's diplomacy. While The pr't
eees1ings 0f the Samoan commiss1on
hese not oflIrialIy bern made ptDlff,
enough Is known 10 justify the befta
thai The American commissioners
have obtained practically al that they
sought. King MaIi<tos has been M
leasxd from prison. and. II report te
true. will be placed ngain on the
throne, snd 6ermany renSunces all
psetensions "a m exclusive, or even 70
8 dominating control Of the islands.
These are the points for which Mr..
blaine Has contenaesi. The American
commissioners went to Berlin With
deIinite Instructions A. 10 what tho
government Of the United States do
sired. Thsy have insisted firmly upon
certaln points. Their attitude hrs
frrm the first bean firm and positive bait
not ID any sense Irritating Or aggressive.
Their firmness has not brought Ga
war nor has II brought war within tile
circle Of remote probability. Indee5.
che only time when there was real
danger that the Samoan disfienly
would result In war was while Cieys-
land Was president and Secretary
BayArd was hacking and filing ard
permitting the Germans to do as they
pleased with our proseges on the
Islands. In this case, indeed. tile
dreaded spirited foreign policy Of Mr..
Blaine has thought peace and peaae
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The several hardware stores n this
city have agreed to close their doors
at q p. m. during the summer months.
This Is designed to give employees the
benefit Of the long summer evenings
for recreation. The movement II :
good one and We hope II viii extend
iii all the stores In the city shalt close
in time to give clerks some share Of
their time to use In their own way.
II ail viii join. nobody viii be loser.
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+64&tfX4 I'll
DEFORE Hl1fLniSG CONSULT PARK
ID tnson 4 Everx. architects, rooms IS and
~ Boxto~ block.
g = MEANY, ARCHITECT. ROOM IL,
% Kenny building.
W. HEraERlNGTOS AND FRANK
~ n Nilcox. xrehitecfs- Modern de-
s3Ens made promptly and practically
Rooms and 10, Colonial block. Seat Il.
n G. FERGUSON, ARCHITECT, cos.
~ : ner Secoual and Cherry.
EasHRR. AasGIaiTEsT, yra.gasS Hgfllsp-
IS ing. James street " posif< ucgsGeEfas
hotel
II STKINMAN, ARCHITECT ROOMS
fIs s. SUI 50, Boston block corner sec-
oud snd CcIuuahsa streets
M y Bt)tkNE, ARCsIrkfsfs sOSTeN
n0FF q FYfEfT. Il. f1DFF. Csc. FYFE-
N architects numerous designs for
dwellings, and busipess blocks on hand;
please cali and zee them. Dsnry block.
Ell Frent street.
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yEANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED
w Teacher - Pupils young men and
wusnef} for an evening school. terms reas.
enable Inquire at basement Loo Second
street.
DRIvATE LESSONS GIVEN IN SHORT
i hand and typewriting by San Fran
Pratt Il Dawson, Remington typewriter
agency, stenograptic and fypewritfng sup
plies, Newlin block, 90 Columbia street
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NfNE. aSEso, THE CELEBRATED
consulted g the Hotel Brunswick.
WANTEDL-sEcoND-HANDPLATFoRM
address posiofice box 29e, stains price.
cCANpINAvIAN EMPLOYMENT OF
help win do well TO call al our Office. foot
q Main strect, l2ll9. Carlston a Carlson.
DUBBER STAMps-Go TO sos SECOND
II street for ali kinds of rubber stamps
and jeb pristinE. Amcs & Kills.
T ooK orr FOX SALE OF LOTS BY
IL all real estate agents In new town of
Seattle, British Columbia, located at Mis-.
sion bridge. Frazer river connecting Can
adam Pacific railway with Lake shore Il
Eastern. For Information apply 20 W. Reidf,
New Westminster. B. G. Tho sale of above
lots viii begin june s ". II. Pinekney.
principal agent.
N ANTEI-To BUY CRY Ions. III.
W proved or unimpryed, from owner
Front street
17s 10 $3.50 4 MONTH can BE MADE
BtO working for rs. Agents preferred
who can furnish horse and give their
whole time to the business. Spare mo-
menfz may he probably emploTed also.
A few vacancies In towns and cities. b.
JOHNSON Il CO., i.n0g Main street. Rich
moab Va N. H.-Please state age and busi-
ness experience Never mind sending
stamps Cor reply. b F. J. Il Co.
mayl5wAi6mos.
CLARK Il CAPES SELL FURNITURE.
~ carpets. bedding. etc, cheaper for cash.
than Any other Arm I'm or around Seattle.
Try them and you win End it so. Pike
street. between Fourth and Fifth
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
~ The Seattle Furniture Co sells farni-
tire cheaper than any other house 10 the
city Call and price our goods sad be
folding beds: las Front street, near Pike
street.
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