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I1ilisiiIEnI bIte, N0fnea dress
~ uuup EAll They contract tbe
waistroo much. A perfectly healthy
woman ought to breathe as deeply as
man. Can most women do 1t? We
think not. They rest the weight Of
the clothes upon the hips; they wear
thin shoes with paper soles, and often
have cold feet, with a congestion of
blood about the trunk. We like to
see pretty feet; but we really wonder
how many lives pretty feet cost in
these United States! What OF
woman's household work? In the
first place, it is monotonous work.
No man would ever endure it. So
little change Of scene or faces. with
day after day the same endless toll.
with the same apparently barren re-
suits. Most women become invalids.
not so much from overwolk as from
nerve tire. We hear a great deal
about the poor workingman nova
days; but who thinks Of the working
mans wife? Then, zoo, think of the
farmers wife, and, above all, of her
environment We once examined a
poor woman for lunacy. As we
entered the house, and found mis-
erable rag carpet upon the floor and
upon the dingy walls, besides the
usual chrome of some cheerful death
bed scene, we noticed the picture of
cemeetry, with an unhappy indi.
vidual under weeping willow, she'd
ding tears over dismal tombstone.
Near this was framed a memorial. in
a black border, Of some dear departed.
a framed marriage certificate made
the col ection very appropriate and
and complete, The woman's solitary
diversion was saving pennies and at
tending the country prayer meeting.
We dined with them. Our bill Of
fare consisted of some tough, stringv.
boiled beef, some soggy boiled pota-
toes, heavy dark material called
bread, and some celluloid pie. With
such surroundings bad family his
tory-living on innutritious, ill-cook-
ed food, could any woman help be-
coming insane? We think not. How
shall we prevent the i'll effects of
women's work? J. BY intermittent
periods of rest. Every woman should
provide herself with lounge upon
which she can throw herself at inter
walls during the day, and permit no
amount of prospective work to inter
fere with her daily rest ,. Women
need exercise. Even after hard
days work, let her take a long walk
in the open air. Women need more
variety in their work The introduc-
tion Of lawn tennis as populargame
will produce a generation of stronger
women. For healthy women, horse
back riding is unsurpassed as
an exercise. Dancing, in modera-
tiOn, is likewise excellent. Rowing
is an admirable stimulant of the cir.
culation, and, strange as it NAV
seem, the homely art Of sweeping is
not to be despised. When you take
walk, have an object. Take up the
long neglected study Of botany, geol-
ogy or photography. Have some
charitable work, and don't watch
your little aches and pains. 3. Dress
Your husband will agree
with me that you never look so sweet
and lOyable as when you wear your
tea-gowns. You don't need to appear
slovenly. The most artistic dress is
that which shows the true shape OF
the human form, without exaggera-
tion or distortion, and is far more
healthful. Record.
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makes Ice crs am in Go secords.

-
mills of numerou.
E5fadial arms, ands1fsye sails set SC
closely together that, practically, the
whole circle is covered.
These sails are commonly wooden
Stats or blades, tapcring from end 10
end, and SO set that they may inter-
cept the whole current of air passing
inside the outer circle described by
their tips. They are SO inclined as 10
defect the air as itpasses among them.
and absorb n considerable portion of
its energy. Thus is formed a "screw."
somewhat resembling that of a steam
vessel, but having a much larger
number Of blades. 1t is capable of
giving vastly more power, aud has a
much higher fllcicncy than the Old
MILL though for stated power much
smaller and lighter, and more "busi-
ness-like" in appearance.
Naturally this improved construc-
ton, for which credit is due 10 the
American mechanic, is displacing its
older rival, even IN the home of tho
latter, and the ''Amer.can" mill is
now to be seen all over the world
England. Germany, France, Holland,
and their eo'onies on the opposite side
of the globe, having all taken it up, us
they have SO many other of the fruits
of the genius of the yankee" inven-
tor, and with results most satisfactory
TO themselves 10 less than to the in.
ventor.-[ Engineering Magazine.
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Painting bY MuIe.PoMer.

Walter Burridge, the artist, is paint
ing the great volcano Kilauea, the elm
fcrno of the Pacific" upon canvas
412 feet long and 81 feet high-22. 24S
square feet-which shows the wonders
of the greatest crater of the globe.
This painting, with the accessory spec
lacular effects, will form the volcano
cyclorama in the Midway Plaisance,
which forms part of the Hawaiian ex-
hibit for the Worlds Fair. Almost
directly south of the University of
Chicago and east of the Cairo street
stands a polygonal building nearly
140 feet in diameter aud 60 feet high.
Inside the building on circular track
is a movable scaffold So feet in height
Wellup to the top Of the staging two
men are at work welding large brush
es which paint in the sky OH the cir
cular canvas that lines the interior of
the building. and the slapping of the
brushes comes down family 81
long-eared, loose; ;ointel-et- I'll
mules harnessed to ~ which -
,., us.emums, and .E~A
! iio7 eN' 'ees q Everything one could -
IilsSyash drawiroroel, 'clGs..
they are very A..sa ~ Al
Kilauea. ~ I'll
A shout from above, "hMGU
Alpher and Omega, git upi" IN oaL-
ridges voice, emphasized by chunk
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Coffee as a Medicine,

A pure cup1fIhot coffee has long
been used AZ d gentle stimuleut and
delightful beI Ferage, but it is now used
quite freely as a specific in typhoid
fever. Theifc arc medicinal properties
In the bevera &c thatarc of great value,
and never efiore properly appreciated.
When the ID ans are burnt on hot Goals
in sick rod Im tho odor makes an ex-
cellent disiij fectant; and a pleasant
smell in the house. In malarial and
epidemic rca aious coffee is an invalu-
able article. To 90 forth in the open
air in the mofning before breakfast in
such places is Inviting attacks of the
prevailing diseases, but if a cup of hot
coffee Is drunk first, one is almost as
sure not TO get IT as if he had taken
quinine. Coffee is an an anti-malarial
tonic.
If one needs slImulant there is
nothing so beneficial as hot coffee. 1t
is even recommended for drunkards.
If they have a craving for their drink
make a good cup of strong coffee for
hem, and make them take it while
piping hot. 1t will often satisfy the
craving, and warm The stomach.
But coffee must be made properly
to do the best good, aud to be agree
able. This is the rule recommended
by physicians: Two ounces of coffrc
should be used 10 each pint of water.
The water must come to good boil
before il is tt TO drink. After that
10 not boil it for any length of time.
as the strength and aroma will be lost.
Bitterness win also be developed
[ Yankee Blade.
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Be CHEEKY.
The way is weary,
The day is dreary?
Still, still be CHEEKY
All brayely facet
This life thou'rt spending
Will have an ending;
Meanwhile, Gods lending
All needed grace.
-lRev. c. A. s. Dwight. in Observer.
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May They All be Lucky.

The members Of a club of rich
young men in Venice are pledged to
marry poor girls,
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ridges voice, emphasized by chunk
OF wood landing on Omcga's quiescent
spinal column, gives the cue, and the
artists iong-earcd assistants shake oil
the stupor of meditation and day
dreams and pull the creaking,
trembling scaffold around the track
until sharp "Whoal" sends them
wooi-gathering again. Painting by
niue power is one of those innova-
tions brought out by the tremendous
pressure under which all work is done
iu jackson Park and the Midway
Plaisance. -[Chicago News Record.
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John 4

has conylc A
religion an bl
on the subj Ioi y
and yigorol {n.
stitution, WI ~ 3 every
morning tai l4to tho cold.
est water q ill, with ag.
gressiyc viii Eou that bis
splendid hei lIy due 10 this
habit. Sucl Usually has all
but open CO v one who is
content 10 II equally clean
aud healthy 1 asgt methods,
and wondersk hol-house
John QuinH man Of
this sort. III of him that
while he IS Hi e walked
StSty hhoAhF1 HhtV uuu'c
down 10 tho gJ hi, regardless
of ice and cold veal lhel took a plunge
into the river, aud anne oat brisk and
glowing. II Ec had been king of
France instead Of President Of Tue
tho United States, Ac would have
caused the death Of MANY poor cour-
tier with weaker aclioi of the heart
who attempted to follow i'm.
We may admire the coslitution of
such a perspn. but to suppose his
method good ror cseryosa would be
great mistake, and an hbuse of the
bath which happily does not Of en-
occur. A cold bath is certainly
great stimulani, and in one form or
another almost every person can take
s;iohi bath. If he has a constitution
which will sustain the shock, he can
take it as Mr.. Adams did, with great
advantage; little less robust person
can stand cold shower-bath, or a
plunge in batli-iub of cold water;
and much less vigorous one can still
have oil the benefit of the stil' liant,
with its after-glow, by taking the
water in a basin and applying it with
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pxxrHs Aso YrxxxAEs.

EgRKow-Tn sestsa., ~ the eovnsw 81 Lander
sre Eay ys<w Avenzs. Wednesday. May zA.
1888, Matter 81. 500 ~ William Kerko~. agea
3 months and . days
Fun-fas seyvsc<s VIII b. held NJ the heoss his
nosnsnx q 10 ocsoex gasermeDs ~ LAKE view
ceusesegy.
EgrCgsDv-Sn Seattle. os prns& esree<, aeas Der
tes. Tue~eay, Nsy ~. 1874 Nss.s Ereksor, OF
eoDsam 2ssoa. sxe6 ~ ysAsA
The fsse.sz services viii b bsi1 ~ The ko1ss
chs afrsrno<sn ~ 2 c'cl1rk- IEtsrmsas - ODD
geliows' eenbesery.
l. The rrsuasrs - CsfheYsae Castillo
viii Ne huYsed Ia raiyary cera~sesy ihss mora
ing. Leaving seattle IN sAe sss3 O'Clock train
EaSsr-fs seastte. 1t pot ~FFfs~ street.. a
Wednesday. May zs. 1-Dz. EsiA n. vile Of
Ckasss J. krns -. sxsa IS yessa
rIue al services not set
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CTotKHOLDERS' MEETING-OFFIcE or
=, the HA;uy Mining Company. Notice - hereby
gwen that the regular annual meeting ofthe stock
holders OF me Rainy Mining Company VIII he
heid at the Rainier hotel. seattle. Wash, At /
o'clock In the afternoon Of The 9th day Of June.
1893. that being the first Tuesday in June. The
etook transfer books will be closed from Nav "a
until June 7. b. RAND, Sec'y.
seattle. wash May IL, 1898.
CT OK NEETING-oEFICE OF
~ ue Monte Crlslo Miniax Company. Notice IL
berehy gwen that the regular annual meeting OF
the stockholders Of the Monte Cri-to Mining Com
psny VIII be held al the Rainier hotel, seattle.
VAN. at IL "ciock noon, on tie 9th day or June,
1898. tina, being the first Tuesday In Jane. The
stack tran fer books will be closed from May 81
until June :. HaK r.. u, Sec'y.
seattle. Wash May Ia, 1893.
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FOR EXCHANGE

Two eAoscs rsxldsnee toss "a Victoria c. %
shs Dallas rcd. for seassse realty.
Holse and tA IN xssasYn Washington. worth
~. 900. for equity In seattle property
improved farm In Western fows Tor acreage OF
loss In King county.
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1YFEwRlTIXG NACREyEs.

DAR~LOCK TYPEWRITER. yIsI BILE WRIT
- Ing. forced align meal. saiesi. b<st. seHd for
catalogue; agency Edssoa NineogIapk ocou z
Esnuan, COL bailey block.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NfR LAR GUARANTEES TO
M cure suffering: don't neglect the oppo.tu-
nifty OF your lifetime 10 get rid Of the embarrassing
impeachment: charges reasonable: consultation
free: his time limited here. Inquire for him with
out delay NJ room 20 Hotel StevenA Oh1ce hours
8 TO IL. 2 10 8 aud 2 to 10.
NEW ODORLEsS EXCAVATIEU COM
An pany; vaults and c~esspools emptied from SIS
to SIS by latest improved 0doriess excavator.
Address New odoriess Excavating Company. i.
q Box $50. seattle.
NAIL>-&L25 PER kE0. AT THE FIRE
Az sale, 1873 Yesser avenue.
CHIP AT ANY PRICE, AT
~ the fire sale. 123 Nesler avenue.
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I)UBtfC NOTICE TO STREET
! tors Funiic notice IN hereby given that the
i"mn ~ t9isnlnis VIII receive sealed BIDS up 10
dane y !sS5. at O'clock = M, for the grading 81
Columbus = ireef, a. provided in ordinance No 70.
Aceofuiax u the profile OF said street no~ on ME
N3ih The Town clerS. a2d which my be seen oar
INK business hours. and tha; said bids viii Re
opened at : o'olocS = M on Jsne 5, 1898 By me
to~n council az the town hall IN the town OF Co.
lirnnia, or al any regular meeting thereafter.
Al BIDS for such grad ng shali he accom- panied
hy = check payable Ia the order of tue town treas
n-er. certified ~ some bank no = doing business IN
\ ~ coanty, Wash.B xton. for three 81 per cent
81 ne amount Of suca bid. and 70 eits VII be-
cooslaese1 Enle~- accompanied ns s1cl cneNA-
In case say sacli BID is aeeep'~a tie odGss %t.
he required 10 enter into . conlrAct as gfosaitd
nisa a sond. A. therein provided: and ia case SAID
bidder shall fail or refuse TO eater into snch con~
tract Ard furnish such bond within Tee asvs these-
after sail ehecs SHALL he fortified 10 ths toNa,
oihsrwise the same VIII be retnsns 10 hini. ani
m checks accompanying all o'ds not accepted
Wal De returned 10 snch bidders
The council Resolves the rtxh; 10 reject aay and
a bids Proposals 70 De ENDORSED on snSescp<'
~te4aaoas street. Grade" u
clerk Of tie Town OF Columbia
na.sd this Esd day of MAJ, lssS
To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PROPOSALS
1 ~iii e~ received Up TO - o'caock aeon, Nay 80.
1888. for clearing grading ans bridging 80 niles
IL ROAD. psoEe o. less. on the Washinxieu Southern
railway. commencing ala pein. sn.sn A. hiisoy
switch. near sa*sian- Mason coasiy. ash ard
running westerly ssong GoscsIora creek follow
ing the lne established ey the recent survey
- ~ NaA~feb NtA~ ~
of said Wasaing o. southern railway.
Also separate sealed rrosssssis VII . received
nn 80 ~ ohcapex aeon. May 81. tsss- for TIE e1eAE-
lag. grading ani e-soslng Of .as arss 5000 feet ef
sas above .tae { ruA1
and ali It'd. onxref s.sars Any proposal viii be
Accepted gc@d &ni sufficient toDcs VII b. re-
Galre1 for The performance 81 SAID wefk according
70 specfhcaiia1s And Goa ssrG
Ero5le All spse5scAs3osas can ee ssen ~ room
$50 karxs aisek, 81 As rooEss 6is1 s-Arr~tSyi
t.o<k. seattle. Wash
& u sHEAFE. Receiver.
Issied Mag IS, 1854
NoTItf-IUE WILL SAVE TINE AND
nsssney ~ xstsiax prizes on eonu aton ana
Yxrsssst hrask. terra cssasA mortar cssofs~ &c, from
hxilx Il S4cuaR Az RnSRA hu4laSRR AaAsfin
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FO9 RDrHOCS1A
ENoH RgNT-HO sc. . ROOMS BATH:
= near James ssrees powe- ho-se. IS per monsh
H. = Turner. 207 Batter
rruR KEST-eRooN HoCsg. ALL MODERN
Il mprcrrnenfs: go Columbia street saquirs
go Cherry ssr~e<
>oR RES f-aorsE; ROOMS: Ga 9ONTH:
4 Praspec. averns AMI Lombard street DAHsei
KeEleher. e:S Bailey III cling
TOR RENT AND &-Ro0M FLATS: CITY
II water ard seSer. . to - Wooley & AIvef-
sou. 2ls Washington ouil4ins
LOB REST-sfy-gooM HOUSE: LARGE
i Lawn porcelain b.tE. nj naa1ern improve
rnents. best Iocafsea. ksa.teeatA &n. .dsrlon stx
LOB HEST-HousES IN EVERY PART OF
Il tbs CITY af prices f.oea 81 70 $3.50 PER rsorth.
II tn want 81 . house cz-I - Pioneer ksatai Con-
paHy's Office. roam 1. Eoxwe.i block. ami learn Of
. great many ho5ses O. ali descriptions. locations
and prsrsA We cAa tell y07 Of more houses fer
rent in ten inmates ssan you can ana ia ten days
Tine Is uscrey- Ca. and see rs; We can save you
both
E,OR KEST-REAs0SABLE TO DESIRABLE
J. tenants. Yes liz ans III Ninth si;ee.. be-
tween fesIs- and Cedar: 8 rooms sAth. no. and
cod water. patent cioseEA. etc three minutes from
'front.' street; these houses have heen put In per-
feet repair. desirable a%fghpcrhecG sack man
Philips Investment Co. &24A25426 Bailey bldg.
Tor PENTHOUSE WITH Z ROOMS: I'll
1 south sixth street Apply $50 Man street.
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fIerk % lie IoAu OF tV4Ha-b4a
nassd this 2Sd DAY of May. lrsS

NoTICF-YuC WILL SAVE TINE AND
saaaey ky xststnx prizes On eonu aton ana
pressed hsack. terra Gotta azof.AT csiof.- &c, from
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iil Cherry street. next DOOR 10 b
Post n,eliisencer ofice.

advertisements under the head 81 Lost, Found.
For Sale. For Rest and aisnations Wanted viii 30
inserted 1T the rate OF I cert . word each insertion
Payment always In advance. No advertisements
ssceivsd foe less than Is een:a
business cn3ce of the Posr-IS-
rgLLISgScgR ID open unsfi IL .. M Classified
Advertisements vii be received up TO this TINA
Advertisement viii be received o. branch o61ceo
Of fhe Pasr.fxTkfLssE SeEz ~:
Tacoma Bureau ............ ..i1l6 Pacific Avenue
Thomas smmon Hanaae-
For Townsend. .........-fr French d Springer
The following letters await advertiser - this
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HAYK

IA FRANCE VAR rAkLoE-. LATEST
IL styles h. hsIr6reSssns: popular prices: hair
goods naaufacsnrre 20 Greer 400 Pike street,
corner Fosrfh-
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BOOK y.

I. ASTHoSY's aISDERY. BLANK BOX
j . mAnafnc.nserA Wasniazsosa stress, corner
Com mefcisi. rooms / aad : fsry block. Seattle.
WASH
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BY n. a. BIoHLow, Deputy.
Dated this goth day Of Nay, 10oA

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE =
i Of Warrington for the county ~ kin&
matter OF the assignment Of George W. e.
insolvent debt0r. Notice to creditonA M
King. has made an order IN the matter q
signmsnt Of George w. Edm1nds. pendiRe~ p
court. directing the clerk OF said court =
meeting Of the creditors Of said inaolvou4
0eorge w. Edmunds. to choose IN asalRau
signees Of the ESTATE Of the said debtor q
J. E Rcooncs the assignee named In hi
aosignment
And you are further notified that
Ing has been called and will he held a.
Of the cierk OF said court, ~ the courthou
city OF Seattle. on tho 27th day OF Nay.
r. W. GORDON.
BY II. II. SMITH, Deputy Clerk #x
To the creditors OF q. W. kdmundA I'm
Dated ~ seattle. Wash. this 18th day g
1898.
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AIDES. C~HfCHEsTsRt- ENGLISH PEN
IL nyroyAl Pills fDiamoaa ersadl are III. best
safe. reliable take no otner Sod SC fstafnps)
for particulars, Relief for Ladies' In letter by
return csaiLf AZ drngSissa Chichester Chemical
TO. PnstA4es Yhia. FH-
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WA>fEI~3ooD COOK AND in CFN.
W efal homework. gifl mnst ss within. ~ a.
sFaa to chtit. Call al Hyde street.
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M ANTEn-foR THE UNITED STATES
w army. shis- bodied unmarried men, De, weeu
me ages OF II and 81 years. good Paw, ra;ions.
clothing and medical attendance: applicants must
~ prepared 10 furnish satisfactory evidence a. To
sge. character and hshisa Apply a. room 81 Hos
son block. corner u Seeand and Column na streets
opposite post niea
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LIMITED STATES MARSHALn a2Ss
United States Of America NocAA@
district Of Washington. ~
BY virtue Of . writ Of ven0fttont 1890
directed. issued from the district 49,
United states FOR the Northern dtvtuea 1,
We hington. 81 the suit o. John W. @l2
the steamer Cascade. her tackle, W
May Is, 1898. pronounced In said cerrE
give public notice that on saturday, -
~ the hour OF IL O'Clock In the tnQ111
same day. NJ the wharf foot Of Pise -
city Of seattle. in said district, I Will - 2
steamer Cascade, her tackle. apparel 2N
est aud best bidder tor cash, rayable e eS11
sale. THOMAS r. ho6W2
United staauo 49,
By II. A. BIeRIow, Deputy.
Dated this 2uth uAY Of NAY. lSQS
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United STATES MARSHAk1 anAfH
~ United States Of America, NoetAsn G
district Of Washtugton
BY virtue Of . writ OF venditioni oxpoomtA
directed, issued from the di>srics cs0S
United states for the Northern divtssea, o
Washington, 81 the suit Of Emil Johnooa
ance with . decree dated ct ssaitlA Va
10. 1893. pronounced In said court I 49,
public notice that on sstur0Ay, MAJ II.
the hour Of 1880 o'clock In the fogl&eon
came day, ~ the wharf foot Of rikos trppa
city OF seattle. In said district, I VIII I'll -
steamer Milton. her tackle. Apparel. - ~
and best bidder for cash. payshle q ~ 4
sale. THoxAH BRONX
UnIoe1 0saem MnsoA&
by n. A. BIowLow, Deputy. a.
Dated this 10th day OF NAY. 10o& M
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OLDEST kS.AEIisHMESr IN H CITY.
~ Jaess Harris LpAa Gfsce. 10A ston
street. hoerAs s9ssssso 90 oiarsoncA, watches and
1swokry; lowest
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WASrkG-SALABN OR COMMISSION To
v agents IN haosffs the patent Chemical Ink
frssins tencit The most useful aud novel in
@ehtloS OF the age fras-s INK thoroughly In two
t@eonas Works like magic 200 30 500 per cert
ffons Agents MAKE fAu Ter week. We also want
= keneEss ss"nt 10 take charge Of territory and ar
sniht sesr agents \ rare chance TO make money.
rite fnr terms And specimen of eFasine. Monroe
J fases AsnBfsctaFtnE 60 Y Sd. IaTruss.. Ntx
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WANrkn-uiRL ~ GENERAL HOUSE
~ WORK ''eraaaa preferred Address A. Ii.
tts-t insellskence..
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DTEgSG AND CLEANING.

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WANrED-i.OV 900 MEN on II SAN LUIS
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sAifsoad. between santa Margarifs and San Luis
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can b reached ftem san francisso by rail- TO
eanta NasgaritA. or by steamer TO Port N afford.
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