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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21

THl color line, - applied 10 he sugar
problem, is matter Of reiinement-
Hutchinson News.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21

IT may be al right 70 exempt editors
from jury duty, but it seems rs II imagin
alive reporters were natural talesmen.-
BinghAmpton Republican.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21

.'Or course we must recognize the fact
said one politician to another, that hon
esty is the bestpolicy.n Particularly, was
the rejoinder, when it's the other fellow
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21

WHEN man is full It Is . good time tr,
take his bust ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Leader.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21

1T 10 best always TO choose tall man for
State Treasurer, 50 that he may not be
found short when he goes cut Of office
N. o. Picayune.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21

EVERY man has his particular bsnk %.
pecially After eating . prematurely pullAd
watermelon. -PhilsdelphiA Press.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21

TEE best cough medicine is Piso's Cure
for Consumption. Sold everywhere. Csc.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21

TIE most wasteful thing about this coun
try is the immense number of good day
laborers that 60 to seed every year in the
guise of PROFESSIONAL men.-Ashland
Press.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21

For Constipation or Sick Headache, use
DR., Pierce's Pellets, Purely Vegetable. Ons
dose.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21

WEB the Briton enotaen IL Q nattar Of
cultivation. He always loves with his
whole 'art-Philadelphi Press.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21

IT would be an awful strain on o man to
be polite through all the worriments OF
business If he were not consoled BY the
prospect of getting even after going home.
-Terre Haute Express.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21

WHISKY 10 said to improve with aga but
somo men never give it ncA-Somer.
villa Journal
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21

THE man who hasn't money enough to
build woodshed is usually tho man who
spends the most time studying the plans fol
new homes in the building magazines
Somervilie Journal
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21

'sDo YoU want tho earths" inquired the
naughty hotel clerk of meekly complain
ing guest. "No," was the reply, ''you can
keep it awhile longer till l ask you for 1t !"
Washington Post.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21
Ladies Have Tried he,

It's the next mornings press notice.
that make many an actress CRITICALLY ill.,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21

WHEN you see woman who struggles
to keep up appearances you do not have
to look far to find man who is strug
cling to keep down cxpenses.-Atchison
Globe.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21

TIE coachman who contomplates clipping
with and marrying his employers daugll,
ter should remember that by so doing he
will lower his position from coachman n
grooE.-Binghamton Republican.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21

TIE conceit Of some people is so strong
that they admire their mistakes because
they make them.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21

WHERE is the man with enough nora.
sourage to try and find out conclusively
whether suspicious-looking bill is countcr
felt after he has once accepted itl-Wash'
ingtOn Post,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21
Don't Do 1t.

Don't pillow in good crop when you
have grown it. A few years ago my
father plowed an acre of good corn land
and sowed it to buckwheat as early as
the spring would admit. A heavy crop
was in blossom and plowed under in
July and the ground sowed again. This
was plowed in on September 10 and rye
sown. The next year the rye grew only
three feet high and the heads were but
IL inches long. A friend plowed in a
heavy piece of rye when in blossom
and planted it with corn, but l could
not see that it was any better than
where there was none. had six acres
sowed to rye that was much killed by
the winter. I took off what l could, and
the weeds grew as though they meant
business. When three feet high and as
thick as they could be they were all
plowed under. But could see but lit
tie benefit from them. If any man has
made himself rich by blowing in green
crops Except clover, and then it is bet
ter to save the top and pillow the rest) l
will leave all my work to go and see it.
Farm and Home.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21

No MAN has right to do what he please
unless hH pl>ases e do what Is right
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21
Cheap Portable Fence.

Our illustrations represent very
light yet effective portable fence, OF
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21

THE farmers in New York who ship
milk to New York, are trying to organ
ize an association or union to protect
themselves from the rapacity of the
Milk Exchange, city combination,
which makes the price and the money.
They-the Exchange, do this in such
IN arbitrary and hoggish way that the
farmers esn not stand it
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-05-21

WHEN money talks Is it paying teller
Puck
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-24

= go Rasseil % Play u Hare Next
Friday snA Saturday.
r. nons connected with The drama b
- thoroughly identified with pure.
4 31o. il1itimate comedy than that of Sol
II11S Russell. At Turn Hall theater next
I 800 and Saturday evenings Mr.. Russeli
- eppeos fresh from his triumphs 81
III ihsatw, New York. In the sucoses-
{ RI eooedy-drama, "A Poor Relation"
- loof Rslation" has been played here
- n Smith Russell before. IL IL q re-
- rteco d work. entirely devoid Of
sl6epoSlay, and yet filled with pure and
80 oomedy. In ths part Of Noah Vale,
r.. rnsusll's success II akin - thst II
4 Ivuen n "Trip Van Wrinkle . Noah IL
Fl f1nost soul Who ID trying tocars for the
~ q : yeunG woman whose husband
ri>a ~. He invents . machine that
- . revoiutionize The workings Of
-. g which there Ii . strike IN prog
- h iuvsntor eoes 70 the aill~owner,
nHvjih huneor, and while IN swoon IL
<o1 e his plans by the husband Of the
IL ucman for whom he h caring. The
80 ~ iotsted himself on the mill
$500 ~ partner and suitor Tor his
1v's hand. Upon this episode
70 ~ = hinged. OF course the
So u foilsd by bis wife.
NH60 - supposes 10 b dead. and thsre
tkoppinoas ali around. The Poor Rsls-
60 = second cousin Of the rich mans
- NJ. Who finally mArries The beauti-
81 dou0h1w of the magnate. Mr.. Russol's
~ = 1hnA q Z eort Of American wilkins
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uyuEa SENSATIONAL sToM

.srr.s,s. Pa. March z4-Excitemsnt
80 here today After the arrival q
IS eoutaining IN account Of . ssnsar
- ppsech delivered b Rev. George
- a Chicago. before ths Methodist
uce, IN reference 70 ~ ernning Of
- 81 the South.
81 z - elorryman wAs seen this aftsrroon
- Il such vas his stassmeut before
01nfoeeuce.
g - 1oubssdIy, !" he sid, ''aad lie words
ia11 ays tyue. The information came
= r1inble sourcs, and ! an assured
= eoIorod msn are applying Tor arms
d "a rood q their defense wh1n m emery
$50 Perhaps this u Ia sonas
80 due 70 the recent outsagss per-
- s. Inst section upon them. Ri6ss
lo1n cent from Chicago 70 certain
South, and ali this. know, has
= go o. for some time.
- you think the country h mem
- = what I mean. The country IL
- e1tent--more than IL beiisvsd- lin
fIum these people: but this II I'll ow.
- ~ Southern black man 3 ilIiteFacy.
{ - - only cause 70 which ! assign Il,
70 ~ stats Of affairs the North - cuI.
Is ven = the South. ! am IN sdvo-
11 ncoce, and have not made this state
- eubittsr sectional strife This 10 .
- question, although located IN the
I'm states"
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Ueo99e LAS xxchnnged Compliments
via oaa Francisco.
Mayer Moran Vas seen by Posr- lsrEL-
ueucsa reporter yesterday in regard to
- Noo0 check for the relief Of the San
1tsecieco unemployed. which the officials
= 1T cry refused 10 accept He said: II
less not heard anything further from San
1ioncisoo other than Was contained In the
4fch ] received on Saturday. Tho
eAeck will undoubtedly BE- returned and
lnnod h the bank with what money We
lnys lsit Of the relief fund. There Is no
= iesllne IN the msttsr and Il is simply an
e1eAanse Of compliments.
when our city was in need San Fran
80 came generously to the front and as-
e.eed ~ We have ~ present large sum
qnooey which We have no use for. and
oltns that there are large number OF
10y people in that city, we sent the
ooek - . gift. But the San Francisco au-
oes1tis ars satisfied that they are able 70
- care OF their own poor. and returned
- eAeck. That's all there Is to It."
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washingtea immigrsticn sod Hemsstsa1
Association.

Washington 1mmigSntion and Homestead
Association.
We have for sale l0Q0c acres In different paris
Of The state in b To- 10 %, 20 and leescrs farms:
good farming lands; - acres NJ Enumclaw, 20
miles on Northern Pacific railway. One hum
dred and sixty Acres Eovefnnent land On Hoods
county: so on northern Pacific railroad LAMBS
near kifsvfiie. Adams county. q. 50 per scfe. on
ten.yesr contract; . pears paid mp, yean pay
Five thousand acres railroad land Tor SALE 5 snd
tract nssy Port Townsend: 600 per acrs. Lands
per scre. opposite Yesisr svsnue and Madison
Street Cable railway ter1niaua Five acres near
Green lake $500 per acre; one-half cash. nalsnce
seattle. Choaos lots 10 Peasant Waller aud
Ballard Five thCusand acres choice pieces OF
Northern Pacific railroad IAn5s in Kins oouasy.
- 20 90 per acre. % scrss 10 sec ~, ~ - n
.. near Northern Pacific railroad
yKyrxxsos corsrr.
Three hundred acres, es< &c 1. tp ~ n. ffv.
al good land: g sores sown IN grsn. - Per
sss.s ,is sssss n &c . = - q y. good clay
xrTsAp cocsry-
w. mostly hofsom land. Si20 r~T srse: 80
srres esss al azd near 70 Lake wsshlnston. VS.
per scTs. Eoxveii building
oFgsos.
Two hundred so1 shsftssnrss scres ~ Kssess
City Oregon. nicely tupToye1. sdiointns city.
80 p<r acre improxsd VII cat Up INTO sers
soss ana viii sell for "a average at tl0 Per scre.
this 10 Q Erest c&<Ssln-
City lces ia Eearfie. rear As1ison street. cable.
s-50 esrh.- - lots "a Esyrisoa heights. sNo each.
Iwenfy lsss IN Tacoma near electric Fosd
Parties IL ta< Eastern states o. Europe will -
svrvisSd xffk information sbDzf the resources
Of our ssA a. nape. etc. etc. Tree OF charge ex-
cepg the postage. auao4 ntzxx ordinarily 20 on 8
csnss By addressing t1is once. and parties II
the Easteyn states, desiring % vsslf Washington.
are recoun5ended 20 apply - the oisres Of TIE
Sorsh 1ru fnelec Railway for trans Eoffstson.
r. lxhss. etc AID ask Tor copies of 0dr psmHs-
lssA. maps Of Wsshtngtog. etc
wsshisgsoa Inmigsssies and Homestead
Assofi sfion-
Rooms = and -. Rox~sii euiifnss corner sf
Cnasrasss aaa Yrozst streets. seattle. wash.
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PAST TIVE

- 1ortheru Pacific Railroad yestibuie Dinr
end sleeping Car lime, daily seFvfco 30 -
sSlA Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago No
e9o = cars and twenty ave miles the short
Meh 70 Chicago Tourist sleepiuG cafs
r. "a. placing pAsseueess in the Union depot
sfN seven hours and thirty .six minutes
49, q other Inca A. ChiioefE. city ticket
0t sm seond street. Boston block = Ionkin
~ oclet agent. seattle.
seeeh Pan man vestihulcd sleepefs and din
Se9s Also latest improved touris4 sleeperD
4 chtiberr. city ticket agent. ne seccad
hoston hlock. X Tonkin. depot ticket
0eat seattle
Who kssps the larxes, stcck Of aue wines and
legnee In Sestties Haley. Glenn a Co.
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T>oa EEST-To NAN aErH FAMILY. ONE
r. ~ n t&ss rsrsens sae chtegea gzaears
Fss. s>e IN .. owa~r has 10 kssvv ey Arv.4 /,
- ssssatrsz on xas water ~ttA ~ aty 81 resh
ra.r ~ s<6ysrs tsse ana one Es3 rasies
frSszz ssaissard. ers aks y ieh eos. 10 eAses.
sas. sses ia AL ckrnAoxse GA Place
p~re. w4I ne q Mr. parA3R's Sofe1 Eoas.-
vara ssta ssv sor~ssca. 20 show place
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QUEEN ANNE TOWN.

Three isvel lots. beins fs0xI3s fese. Gtnsssd
Z tsas re view cannot ne shut out P.ics,
cult it 4 % ana primo bal ding plot The TACT
IL the choice corners are being picked up BY
home boiidon and DO not again come on the
market THERE'S not = home In Seattle situated
on more charming spot than this.
Prise awards K8uDnN0TOW viii b
announeeA ssmesrOw In - - pspeR.
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80 10 gano eandsepswey s&ls. una1ectod ~
wind. h4rus otI 4 boy can carry h DptondiA
- dS<ks- warehouses etc
CAAakgS P0Ugo = Co.
sls Wsss ouooe
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KW0INEER9 AND CONTBACTO1a.
GAN FRASCIsCO BRIDGE C0MPANY-KN-
description: wharf building. pile driving. drsds.
ing and steam shovel excavattnx. plans and
specifications furnisheA On aDpiicattcn; conc
spoudsuee solicited O1ce foot of JocksO0
street, seattle. wash
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N0fI0K TO coNTRACTORs-THE KINGS
An ley Wharf Company. Of Blaine. wash.. an
Incorporated company with . capital stock OF
tieum viii construct . wharf three thousand
one hundred feet long (s.100} during the next
sixty days Sealed bids viii be received until
April 10. 1880 for the construction Of said wharf
fisns and specifications may be ohsaired al the
once o! the secretary in Blaine, Wash. or viii
De matted upon application. The company re-
serves the rizht 20 reject any and all bids Dated
q Blaine, Wash, March Is 1s9o Byron Kings
ley president Kingsley Wharf Contrary: l. I.
Hounce. secretary
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r>ok kKSr-xIcKLY FURNISHED KooMs
II e sn.se o. stnGse. vita e. usfasss esafA
A2 scream os<uek
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NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
IN pians for . brick school house 70 accom-.
modate 800 scholars are invited by the board Of
ecaoOl dirccion OF Ellensburg. The building
will stand IN the center OF plat OF land 500 feet
by eco feet and 10 to cost between $4,000 and
10000 The board reserves the right to decline
any and al plans and Will pay only for those
accepted. Plans must be sent In 10 the under
signed o. the once OF Lombard & Ross on or
before the 18th day of April. ls9a
p. II. W. Ross. Clerk 10 the Bosrd,
EllensburE. Wash.
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NOTICE TO ARCHITECTURE INVITE
IN competitive plans, specifications and e<ti-
mates for Sxto-y and basement brick building
60xs0 for tho Anacorfes Chamber of Commerce
Association For full particulars address
w. r. HACsAN, 0eey Building Committee.
March % 1880 Anacortea. w ash.
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r-oe ExNT- NICK 6g0f'Sp FLOOR
+ ss4c~a lssaGsre - real estate ossxr as 9a-x
wsRsnstA ~lx sccozd szrexf. between Naxson
ant MsaasonA
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT SEATTLE d
~ Northern hallway. Anacortes. wash. Feb.
ruayy Is. 1890. To contractors: After March Is
next pro6le Of Seattle & Northern Railway win
be ready for contractors to examine Tor tho pur-
grading the extension OF the railroad up the
ekaeit valley. Bids viii be received until April
1for the entire work or for the work BY sections
The right T. reject any and al bids ID reserved
=. A. HILL Superintendent
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - THE CON-
An missionerH for tne construction cf IN
saylnm for insane for Eastern Warrington At
Medical Lake. wash. will receive sealed pro-
possls a. the once OF the secretary Of said board
- Medical Lake mp 70 u O'Clock noon ON the
ehey viii De opened IN the presence OF bidders.
Tor the furnishing labor and materials for the
completing OF the two wards and center build
ing now enclosed, and for the construction OF
me west wing OF said asylum, consisting OF
Kitchen. dining room, laundry. boi;er rooms
plans aud specifications drawn By l. q Proctor,
ana amended BY l. NJ Boerdman. and now In
the once of |. 81. Roardraan. Windsor block. in
Spokane Falls, Wash. where they can be seen
ny contractora Contractors viii apply "a STAN
ley HAliets. secretary Of the hoard At Medical
be on printed forms furnished by said secre-
tAry OF the board and must be accompanied By
certified checA for an amount equal to 10 per
cett of the gross amount Of the bid guaran-
tee that the parties will enter into . written
cont act and execute q bond in q sum equal 10
eighty tsp per cent Of the contract price within
zen days after the contract has been awarded.
Contractor for furnishing the heating gnd ven.
ulating viii be required to furnish full and
complete specifications, setting forth fully what
labor and what materials, and what character
and nd OF apparatus. and guaranteeing .
temperature inside of building Of seventy de-
grecs above zero when the Temperature outside
Is twenty degrees below zero. In Ill cases
where contracts are rot Awarded the certified
checks Will be returned TO the parties entitled
TO them, and where contracts are awarded the
certified checks viii be returned on due execu-
ton OF contract and bond Is provided for.
guaranteeing iulfliment of the contract.
By order Of the board
STANLEY HALLETT, Secretary.
Medical Lake, March 10. 1872.
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xorreE or DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE or DISSOLUTION
niSSolUTIoN OF PARTNKRsHIp-THE
IL frm OF W. I. Kesleher 4 Co has been this
day dissolved by mutual consent by s Ephraim
Withdrawing IRON the firm. WI Kesieher
viii continue tue business.
W.T. KEILEHRR
3 EPHRAfM.
March Is. 1870.
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PERSONAL

NOTICE Is HsEEsY 9ryES THAT gRoN
~ fAts S2fe SRA aas - respcns ihae for Any
aess eoasrsess@ IL say axSa. ~ nay wife kasA
Uwe2 NJ IA OMEN.
Mxr~h n. 1Ssa s&a fruns ss.eNE
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NlRs G. Il CALDu EE-I. or BOSTON. WILL.
WI fraeA Q Gnztse~s nHmfeg 81 sxstfex ths Esr
tseA D<ssgas Taller SySsssz af Lr1ss CDstbnz.
isr<snsksrs are - specially lrvsssf 20 ~xazsas
IL fsssesax ess seessssvs xuszaniee tae2 Per
tecs ets3ng lsS Ih5E1 ozo<k ss4tez Z
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-
U~gTSn-wrfTE EJ3 s1TTH cHAIS AAb
II eoslxx. o@nsr e~ls - scAH1zExTsxa sA-oon,
So tomuezcSAz ssxssk
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NOTICE 10 sHTFBCILpKRs-THg CON-
~ msc council Of TIE cisy of 4eassae. Wash-,
VIII. ~ IN clerk. recsive sealed bids Tor the
construction Of nr& boat for sid cry in &c
cordAncc uatn the p,ans and Specifications for
ise s1zne. nov on Gle in said cis-k's once ia
ne cry ball eeasSies and ~ clacs Of A. l.
k..n - sad u Flint stroes. San Fraaci<co AL
oaas 70 reoGve Consideration must state whore
rs peopceed % construct s<id boat and shall
o nled - atoresaid o. or belers Friday April
II iSa al 80 p IA. aud must b accompanied
~ aeeraeec cheek Tor the sum Of four thou
urer OF the city Of seattle. 10 BE- horscited 10
ses4 CITY sno1ld the successful @ddex refuse or
negseef q ensey into Q contract and surrish .
Sooo and Wmrtent oond - the sun OF the con-
tract price within ten flo9 dayx AMER the ewsrd
o. n0cA contract - made BY the common cuun-
csi OF SAID city. The city reserves the right to
reject any and Ill bids.
e. w. FERRfS CLARK.
NYoTIcE TO PRnpRrrrnRs rsrrIM rrs
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FOCAL AVID TxsTxCAKxr1E xUs1c

NGME BEETA tkIvEILi. or TIE con-
VI sxryst1sy az NliAn. gsaly. receives prpsss
81 vocal caifa<s the old Italian seasofs and
plsEo, 81 TIE As2oery u Music i.tse second
street rear f1EE
NfrsiCAL INSTITUTE SOUTHWEST coz
x1anz4e<zs1t aaa pefsoaaz direction of MA
wlGlArss. voaes sait1re and al bsA1ches os IN
ssxawentA Euszrs eHkg sxssrs@ee1 aA9
shoscHxEly fUMp<fsnt teachers snrlnye6
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uAmvorAxcK

CLAIRvOrAYCE
MRS PARKER. BUSINESS MEDIUM AND
vi life reading claifvoyant: consultations on
business. specuiations. rcmovAis. absent friends.
diseases. minerals et<. ls2i6 second street.
lfMH KrLRICH. THE GREAT eEEREsa
M tells past. present and future: consnita-
tiou on all A6aiu: ladies. u, gout10nen. ~
villa house. Front street. room ~
NfME La WEE, NOTED CLAlkvOYAST
M trance medium: consgit her ON business,
love- marriage, divorce. lawsuits, spseuiatIons,
genuine spirit medium; aatisfsction guaranteed
or no pay. 100 Third street. simoneih hcuse.
paylor IL :
E Z, WHITE, TEsF AND BUsfNEse ME-
Is dium: also diseaaes diagnosed; circles
2 D m sittinas daily: hoarss 4 "A. 70 5p. m.
1,lo8 Third street. room -
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Ctoast +. MEACHAM
6l7 Third Street.

Advsrtissnsnuun dsr sbshsads Of Lsst. veand
For eaas. IT Rent and Situations Wanted vii
BE- inssrssd q The Fass q cent? word for the
fru4tnsess1oa: lesnf word for 90 n suhssqusns
lnoossioa. Yaynsns always IN advancA
KoTICE-The busins9 o@cs Of the Posr-Ix.
rnLasoxHcun win hereafter b open until II p. m
CLASSIFIED edvsS1senei.-- win - received mp -
This hour
ne sDliowiug lstteEs await sdvsrtissn = this
IN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-24

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