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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-08

A new Partisan industry IL the manu-
facture Of boar frost glass, which II coy
cred with teathcry patterns resembling
those naturally produced upon window
panes 10 cold weather. The glass Il
first given a ground surface. either by
the sandbla-t or the ordinary method
aud y then coated with soft varni-h
The varnish contracts strongly IN dry.
ing, taking with Il The particles Of glas.
20 which Il sdheres. aud this produces
very accurately the branching crystals O
frost-work. A single coat gives = deli
cate effect, and several coass help bols
design.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-08

According to information that
has been gathered By Indiana 9
statistician the average wages 81
male teachers in Indiana is 1926 pcr
day and OF female tes cheers l.ss,
Twenty log school houses stilI re-
main in use in the state. The
valne OF school property is Sl4,74i,-
SIG.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-08

Friedman & Co., an enterTn-ing
firm OF Jasper, ARE sinking well
near that town for the purpose u
ascertaining il q paying vein OF
coal can be found. The opiimi-'s
of Jasper predict q natural gas well
Of the gnsher type and in their
minds eye already see the old town
filed with manufactures. Boon
vile Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-08

"Well. TT GO home and wait.
Maria lies there signing and weep
ing, and there's the stove to pnt MP
aud the chairs 10 mend. and it Will
lam gets the warrant III let You
know. His ma in Iowa. III let
him know that somebody's ma 10
Detroit il alive and kicking and al
Ius on deck Detroit Free Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-08

Eight tons Of turkeys were ship
ped from Oakland, Douglas County,
Ore, t. San Francisco the Saturday
preceding Thanksgiving.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-08

The wealth of the United States
is about $4,000, 900. 900 Of which
$50. 900, 600 900 is in the hands Of
1850 monopolists.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-08

What is the difference between
an apple and . pretty girl Cne
you squeeze to get cider, and the
other you get side her to squeeze.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-08

A Woman Who Wouldn't Stand
Any Nonsense frOln Her
Daughters Lover.

~ GU see" she was explaining 10
10 lawyer, after beating his counsel
lee down 10 three dollars, - Lav.
ia daughter Maria
"Yes'm."
"Mnra has = beau"
Exactly"
elias been waitin on her for six
years"
IL sce."
.And I've been waitin' on him
for the same length OF iime-wait.
in for him 70 marry her"
''.Jnss so, maam."
"licw long should q courIe
spark"
"Well. that depends. II takes
some folks long time to make N
their minds"
"Isn't three years long enough
II should think So"
"And / gave him ak. I've been
getting madden and madden for ,he
last three months, aud finally last
night could not hold in any lon
ger. weot into the parIor and
there he was, giggling and winking
and loving around same rs i've
years ago. There was Maria. sim
pering and cackling md acting like
the same fool she allns was. Don't
talk 10 me. A gal can bring heau
to time inside o' two YEAR ii shes
got any marry IL her. You didn't
fool away six years.
"No'm."
"Nor j, either. Well, / stood it
a. long rs could, AMI when |
went into the room says TO Will
lam, says l:
William. you've cot and cot,
and its my duty as mother to
know if you intend to marry
Maria
MARIA che give a screcch. and
William he turned fiery red, but
-ays /:
1T yon love Why don't you
marry! II you are hanging around
oere 70 pass away time you'd better
kip"
"Well, William coughed and
gasped and suffered around, aud
aid he wanted TO write TO bic ma.
in lava.
"Yonr ma il Iowa." says /, fel-
Nc my dander climbing up.
M-hhc yon amt weanei yet
"Then be saws he conduit he
buildozel, ami that one objection TO
marrying Maria was havins me tor
mother in-.aw. Then the cyclone
broke loose. Also. the whirlwind.
AI-o, two or three earthquakes.
Inside OF four minutes Maria had
tainted, William was wreck. aud
We had upso, the stove AMI broke
three CHAIRS. III come to and -lip-
aed ont while was holding cam
phor 70 Msria'- nose. and Iv- heard
to day tha, be l. after warrant
Or me f,r ss-anlt with intent 10
kill. Can he get oue!"
"Yes M
.Can he do anything
"Wel. you want a jury"
"Sartin-sariin. LII 90 before o
Jury and tell EN- how lie and Maria
have GOT and sof tor seventeen hum
|dred nights-how I've hal 70 be soft
II hin-how I've roked vi Maria
TO bring him 70 time--how / stood
liz and stood il until sunthin' had to
il cost me. 5000 tor
incl and oil-how. Int that's all.
| II they are men they cant finl no
verdict agin me-
"No'm.v
"Well. I'll 60 home and wait.
Maria lies there signing and weep
ling, and there's the stove to pni mp
aud the chairs 10 mend. and it Will
liam gets the warrant III let you
know. His ma in Iowa, III let
him know that somebody's ma 10
Detroit il alive and kicking and al
lIus on deck Detroit Free Press.
| Friedman a. Co., an enterEr-ing
firm OF Jasper. are sinking well
near that town for the purpose ~
ascertaining il q paying vein o.
coal can Be found. The opiimiS's
Of Jasper predict . natural gas well
Of the gnsher type and IN their
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-23

Arrangement are on foot Ter the 90,
Establishment OF ar American line al
fast steamers between New York aud
Liverpool. II The present plans are
carried out the line will consist os
eight steamer built for speed alone
They viii be elegantly furnished and
viii carry only saloon and cabin pas.
sengers. 4 number Of the estknown
millionaire Of New York are inter.
ested IN the scheme, the philadelphla
d Reading railroad interest being o..
pccially active in II The government
should give the trans Atiamise naii con.
tract to this line as soon a. il 4. fairly
in operation. The amount which Is
annually paid 10 foreign companies
for carrying the United states nail
would have decidedly reviving effect
upon American shipping lntefe Is il
II mere expended Ia the right airee-
ton
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- kspND sTaEET TAX N0TIr E-Tap
isF ie ~ rae ciiH cuuacil in the
80. . .si py ordinance NJ lo.l to
ffor'l flae siscet "a Blanchard xfr,..s AL
'+filstfH. iinG s,asaak - gaeaess. "a ava,
cue aIi4 gas ahse 81 the onsre al fba ,.itv
it4f ~ tsxcS zset 90 & v,.Etl FasTy
says 81 Ar sFs patli stsao 81 MS a..fs.,..
@i.4 - 2e sf' detht 1.. 80 tsuaftc. 81 :
tt rs.r fest yrarE-tt 20
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-23

dds WILL. BE RECEIVED Up TO 9Th
ID Inst. for building iny four story brick
s,Bildins GA Front street. Plans aud sreci-
fratiOuS 81 oislce of :. J. Msany, architect
Risht 10 reises any or al bids reserved. J.
lew
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-23

From The foundation Of orr reppt..
he IL has been regarded as 1olst ol
honor rather than a l.oinl Of etiquette
that nemhcFs Of ihs bench should re-.
fraln from nn active paru spaton in
politics In view of this fact d !. moi
strange that the People uf Washing.
ton are amazed Ia see an associate las.
tee actively engaged IN political ma.
nipnlssien Of the most open natsre.
And their aNa Eement seems ala the
more natural when e is considered
that the Judge ia question is recent
Importation from the East Who has
scarcely bad time "a learn the names
OF the principal counties Of the terri
tory. Such activity as this i, douh,v
an tFeeiy rerDieioae Il hrsnes tne
bench inie cauiempi desisovs the pop
nlar estimate oil the political iude, ~
an individual, aad loacrs she standard
81 political morality.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-23

he constitutional convention q
North Dakota IL seriously considering
proposition to hays the legislature Of
nat state conxiss % oaly one honse
This wonid be a starting innovation.
bat the iaea has Bsany friends. and Its
adoption by tie convention IL said TO
- Lar from Improbable
II Is Urged thss there j. no geess sstT
Tor two hon4es n a state Iegi stare.
Al The states have two, but the LEA
VAS bofro.si from the form Of TIE
general government. sud the trainers
81 the federal constitution having Ia
their turn taken IL from the Brisisb
parliament The upper houses Of our
state legislatures. therefore. occupy
relation TO the state governments
not isssimilar 70 that occaFiesI by the
House Of Lorsis e. the British govern
nient. though the distinction betseen
lords and commons does not exit.
In the federal government the
Senate represents az influence differ
ert and destinet from that repre- entesi
by the House Ct Representatives. The
scnate stand for the states a. states.
each Independent Of the others ard
each having al equal voice with the
Others in the national government.
The House Of Representative stands
for the people irrespective Of state
lines in congress, therefore. tlse one
house repfesents tie states and the
other the people Ia q state Iegisia-
fufe. however, no such distinction can
he msde.
The general intention Of the trainers
Of state constitutions Is that the up,
per house shall lie more conservative
than the lower and shall exercise a
check to prevent hastg or ill-adyise.i
legislation. rs tie members OF
both hospes are usually chosen
1t one election and by the
same electors. however. az the
sihgle-house advocates urge, it is i'm
possible that there sbonid Ie a great
enough difference In the composition
Of the tao houses 10 make one a check
upon the other In any respect. lie.
sides, they say. the courts nov form
ell the cheek upon legislation that Is
necessary. II Is urged further that
single large house would be- more Diff
cult 10 control for corrupt purposes
than teo smaller Ones. aad that Il
would be more economical, dispensing
with one set OF officers
On the other hand, IT IS urged that
to create a legislature Of only one
house would be violent ana nnneees-
sars departure from the system In
vogue throughout the nian. There
u force la this objection, bat the ex.
pertinent would be az interesting one,
ncsertleless, aud The people ol Wash.
sngion are perfectly willing 10 have
North Dakota Try 1t.
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u i Stated that tAe assats eff she
Nofiiisrn Faeiiic, corporation shat Is
most extensively INTERESTED ia ,he fra.
i'osssi tile Tat grab, hoass thst a ma
jafssy q shc siae-lsles committee ~
The constitutional convention are th,i-
friends. aud that Zee report which
win be made By the committee ~ IA
b. taxorafle 10 ,hor hcme.
II this Is true Is IS ,aost unfortunate
but, ever & tl'e syl.art ol tse cs,asnst.
Tee should Re as prr,H te4 thcre wal.
Il Il 10 se hoped hy "a l..re ~,hss
AMI iessFsess seem Esq fta cnavsutoi, ~
make eo~si 'he t.ss, tss aor- Ia
what Is their oNn.
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PACIFIC COAST srEAnsnIp g

Dispatch steamers from Seattle q iollcv.:
For san Francisco, via Port IuWnn1o6
and Victoria: At6:W p. m. trssseneeu =
II, ~, -, z, and every five DAYS thereelI
For Alaska: At A m. July 2 II. II, 8,
August I. II. Is, Is, September 10 and =
From san Francisco, for Victoria =
Puget sound ports: Ats a. m, July ~
IA. ~, "a, -, and every Eve days thercallee
Tickets may be obtained ut the o1lo1
of the company at 1.-The RUSSELL
GoODAIL~ PERKINS 4 CO., Gen'i A
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or CoxPTRoILER OF CURRENCY, I
WASHING ON, June q, lSsS.
WHEREAS, By satisfactory evidence pre-
scented 10 the undersigs ed. il has been
made 10 appear that THE Washington
National Bank OF seattle" in the city OF
Seattle, in the county Of King and terri
tory of Washington. has implied with al
the provisions of The statutes of the United
states, required TO be complied with before
gu association shall be authorized 10 COM
mence the business of banking.
New therefore /, Jesse ID. Abrahams,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the
Currency. do hereby certify that The
Washington National Bank OF Seattle, in
the city of seattle. in the county OF King
and territory OF Washington, is authorized
to commence the business of banking as
provided in section ffty-one hundred and
sixty-pine of the Revised statutes of the
United states.
In testimony whereof witness
my hand and seal of Office
this 18th day of June, 1889.
ysEAI.y JAMES d. ABRAHAMs,
Deputy and Acting Comp
troller OF the Currency.
No 4.lla
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Ts# tht~E FOX NANEEAGETE tNse~
y sa1c fsost ea ~gszEa tsksa EMsn. 4
ssass. k2aa 81 90 tScsses 4 r.
s. E AHtsas ss4ssss1 &lsscS r.szzz
f>t t>EFtsM I NHEM so Ftxk
~s sa5se a8s5avss 5ass asf @
en s7lsss-s esaea1s sul @eafss
HAsseessck S sa sssa..a
f44lsseas snss AaTsaa
- t&Ss# sfFs ~ Ess&MF A56s
Fs faa1t aa = as
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sfseE2
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EtynNe fPE GtEDFyEU.

f. q. - stsEEi- NAOMI aORTE
lie sGl,afss essstGs. NkGnai, g;fssu,
c~aafgY. "a --i.zssssSesF=e aEyasfssssprs
81 szs-sise-sssE scTSsEEsphSczs sxrvevs
aeafs. f-Ef,s sYss.s,1 stsNsassrs tse axylng 9ssf
% ESs&s, psfTets Erea88S 49, essss ,-fssr3sx
sfnss-sl... - Esrslnsn nsatessfs
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Tts contractor eh5 aee sge
new lesssinss oN Sea2s8 an a.
streets siseasa sa'.eaYssr e. hcck a. q
the sidewalk IS it@a es }
Alsaoss The su,ise b. asss q .ss SIS
has assn tegssAs 81 4eaa
strsss ani q saei3 sess h-es
sAir - iassytFs .r ea tlsa ~
this disc. MA sse e sAe
walks cen - ssFt &els m n.s ~
bssibliEx e2sesst nas tea
mach 70 ssk tat fas ee 5esses
elusss.
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Seattle. Lake Shsre 4 Eastera ky,
many KxcYYf srNpAY.

DAILY KxcKFr SUNDAY.
For Suoqualmie aud way points. leave
$50 a m: arrive .l5 p. m. For Gilman ana
Way points, leave $40 O. m. Il 20 y m )
arrive IL % o na.. Ills .. m For Snohomish
aud way points. leave SD a M. 40 ?.
m: arrive $50 q En-, AIS p. m For Lake
Washington. Ra-enua PARK and suburban
points, leave $50 q m, i:E p. m; arrive
$50 a m. $50 y. m. For Edgcwafsr, Ere
mon; and Suburban points. leavee A m
1915 a. m. Las = m. s.S p M: arrive
20 a. m, II so a M; $50 y. NJ, us , m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For SnoQualmie and way points, giving
heurS at che fails, leave 40 a. M: arrive
-.es D. m. For Snohomisa and way points,
leave Is p. m: arrive 1906 .. m, Fer Lake
washington, Rsvenna Park and suburban
points, leave le.lS q. m, las 2. M. arrive
IL .sns m. $50 n m. For Edgewsser, Ere
mont and suburban points. leave s:2S p. m;
arrive -si5 .. M
Sonnet with steamer at Union Bay or
YeSler for Heughfon aud Kirkland.
EW. RUFF. Gen. Pass. Agt.
r.w. ID. HoLBROok. Manager.
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f.HFFH STREET TAX MOTTO E-TuR
4 tax levied by the city council IN the
district created ty ordinance No e55, To
provide Tor the grading of fifth Sfrset
IRON ~ ileVa street ~ Nesicf avenue aud
constructing sidewalks thereon, Is now line
aud p4yshie ~ ghs Office ~ the sity n. ~.
urrr. Al taxes aot paid wifhln fsFty ,la,S
Of ise iirS' publication Of thss notice viii
le aecia5t' q dr'in9ueut. Gensliy II per
gent added and tat -reSf Ia ybe rstt. ~ IN
pcg cent charged
= u Evpgr. Co.,.
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lNTfp -MIscILL.iNhof

xIANfEu-~A GOOD HORSE. ABOUT
" isAp lbs. SBitshle far express wagon,
Cal Seattle Hardware Co. sitter u. m.
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To the stockholders of the Home Fire
Insurance Company Of seattle:
wheress.if IS desired 10 increase the cap
imi sfcck of the Hame Fire Insurance
Company of seattle. therefore the under,
signed, being . majority of the trustees OF
sad company. hereby call a meeting OF
TIE stockholders of said company 10 be
held on Monday. the l2rh day OF August,
IsSe. at the hour OF 5 O'Clock, IN the alter
moot of said day. ST the company's Office
in the city OF Seattle. for the purpose 81
considering . proposition OF the said
board of trustees dtlly adopted ST meet
ing OF said board, held June Il, lsse, for
the increase of the capital stock OF said
company from the sum Of one hundred
Thousand dollars 10 the sum of two hund-
reSi and ATTY thousand dollars.
JoHN p. HoYT,
BAILEY GATxEgr,
III. q. STRIVE,
NJ D. BALLARD
A. b. SrEwAgT.
JAcoR FUgTH,
THOMAS r. MINOR.
Seattle. ". T., june Is. 1SS9 Trustees.
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NY ANFED- To LOAN MONEY FOR
w long az short iime on real estate
sHessgiry Mclean. l.alTfs Third street.
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UNION TICKET OFFICE

Tickets 10 all points via Union PacioG
Oregon Short Line. Canadian Pacific An4
Northern Pacific. Only office In seattle
selling via all the through lines
r. X HARDING,
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Steamship Idaho

VIII leave Seattle 10 a. m. June 8. ~ and &
for Puget sound and British ColunAl1
ports. and al III p. m. June 10, y. and july
9 for Portland, Oregon, calling 1t hQ1
Townsend, Port Angeles. Victoria and ~
toria with freight and passengers
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Steamers win leave YesIer,s A,.k - z.
ATIi.E-foRT TOWNSEND Eoi'Tf ~.
ing the T. ;. mails. Steamer EDfTTl 49,
Seattle every day, except SATURDAY. y ~
2. m: arrives az Port Townsend 49,
Returning, leaves Port Townsend AZ !.
arrives al Seattle at ) p. m.
SEATTLE-wHATcoM RouTy =.
every day. Steamer WASHINf,Trv 49,.
direcD leaves Seattle at On. m ssnS,s.s.
Tuesdays and THURSDAYS arrives y rS!s
com at 10 am. the next day. Rstns,ss.
leaves Whateom al p. IN. Non,isss ~
nesdays and Fridays, arrives AZ Srsrs3s a =
a. m. next day.
Steamer W. K. MERwIy. tnnck,r- !.
lACONNER, leaves seattle q en- -
days, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS. ssf,sv.ss -
Whatcom IL m. next day: returning 49,
Whatcom nj p. m, Tuesdays MI fSrSs
days; Sundays at a. M; srrivn z -.
tie 10 a. m. next Gay; Sundaya 7nn
NEW WESTMINSTER Am n ARR
ROUTE - Steamer Eliza 1nfvsS~ ,.ii1
leave lesler's dock for H.alse ~ usss.
com, Mondays al 9p. N ~ Neu v~se.
minister and Roche Haahm Ve1sos1svs
at 10 p. IN.
GEO. s. JAC0Da aecspaasx
ID. Is. JACKSON, President.
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NOTICE.
To the stockholders OF iha Guarantee Loan
a T.,sSx Co ssf sS@eff{e

To the stockholders OF ths Guarantee Loan
Il Trust Co, Of seattle
whereas, IL il desired 10 increase the cap
isal stock OF tie Guarantee Loan q Trust
Co. Of seattle, therefore The undersigned
beinx a majority OF the rrustes OF ssio
.omrauy, hereby call . meeting ct the
stock holders OF said company 70 be he'd
on saturday the 9TH iay ct september, 1css,
AZ the hour of = o'clock in the afternoon OF
said day. az the couspany's office In the
civ al Sest,3e. isr the purpose of cor slider
ing proposition OF the said board ct frus-
tees, daily adopted NJ = meeting of SAID
beard. held July IL. iss2, for the INCREASE
al the capital stock Of said company IRON
the sun, OF tifty thousand dollars 20 the
sam OF swo hundred thousand dollars
l. :. J. HUNT,
& b. DOWNING.
J. n. BOWMAN.
q. H. HElLERoN,
d. y. BAXTER.
Seattle. July Il 1>S1.
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Island Transportation Co..
HERBERT r. BEECEER, Manager


The steamer j. b. LIBBY, Herbert y.
Beeeher. master. leaves seattle every 6ni,.
day afternoon al 4 p. m. for Port fownsend
and the san Juan islands, from Hsthel1e
wharf. Leaves Port Townsend II 10 .. =.
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday ~
" nateoD4, calling ct smiths Island, ana
hichafdson's tHeEihef permittingl ,Afxyn
Lopez, Friday Hasbor, Maple ION Monday
going north and Thursday going scufh1,
Aoaebe HaTboF, Orcas, and East sound.
Returning, leaves v hsfcom al "a.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays. W
TIE saturday trip the libby goeE throax1
20 seattle. Fare from Port Townsend 20
seattle, 81 Until further notice, passtr-
gers or freight from seattle for the islands
BY the Libby's " ednesday and Friday tS1pe
viii be carried on the Washington steam
boat q Tran portation Co.. steamer Edlse
70 PoFf Townsend Oh Tuesday aud Thafe
day nights and transferred direct 20 ~
Libby. On these days the W. !. Il r. Co
Will issue tickets and bill freight throcgn
10 destination
HERbRkT r. BEECHER. Manager.
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent. Essffle.
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@. K. & N. co.

= 7 Fl "A M HRS
Win leave Seattle daily, except Sundo4.
touching at all intermediate points:
For TacOma-Atl 80 a. m, p. n. nn1 {
y. IN.
For Victoria--At 9.45 a. IN.
For Olympia-At . y. m.
For Tacoma: SUNDAYS--At In { =
and 4 p. m.
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sFoNEofrFER~

y ENGLAND MARBLE AND GRAN.
sit sarSs Fox & t.rgsSbie, p.saHrfetsrs.
u Si44.ss 81 cemetery sG1 bnilafag work
0''ise - sta ATtstic SAIL. fHa szpply "a
f-A4ais-s to1a aUt3Y ra hand positively
-seiEas aa4 cslfassE ghe8 ang other aFR on
tae faass designs s4zh pflces FURNISHES
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landings Mondays, Wednesdays and II
days at Ii y. m. Arrives at whatcom IT.
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styANTEp- POSITION ~ FOREMAN
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man having had several years experience
handling men can estimate quantities
fFoyu plans and sTeclsicatiefS; also Tor
materials II dgsir, q. reference IL required
aftdfess J. y. care Post intelligence Office.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b sTESOGRA.
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teen sesfs' experience a. builder. refer.
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