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WANTED.

A lady wishes a situation as house
keeper. Can come well recommend
ed. Address Miss sE. G. H.
Hedgesville, Berkeley Co.
3-l0-lw. West Virginia.
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MARRIRD.

On March 4, at the residence 81 Mr.
Benz. II. Fellers in this city, by Dr.,
4. NJ cackley, D. d, Mr. Y. S. 6,
Fellers to Miss Mary F. Manning, boil
of this city.
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DON'T FORGET.

When you want your physicians pre-
seriptions compounded with neatness
and accuracy to take them to the phar-
macy of a. M. Gilbert & Bro, IL N.
Queen st.
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Stockholders Meeting !

The stockholders Of the Martiisburg street
Railway Company are hereby notified that there
held al the ONCE ~ Faulkner " walker on
TUESDAY, MARCH Tth, ~ = o'clock,
D m. for The purpose Of declaring twoyacancies
In the Board Of Directors and the transaction Of
any other matter or thing which may legally
come before said meeting
as-sw. J.B'WILsoN. President.
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Meals at all hours day or night, good
cooks and accommodating walters,
Central Eating House. Frank Rhodes.
proprietor.
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Now that we are under Democratic
rule, The prices Of candies remain I'M
disturbed AZ Browns
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yaTyfE no ADVERTISERS.

q The woR.D are req ma Ter q
aalSe , Univ NIL only attracts the reader but
ars s., 3Iye appearance for the paper. N9yes
~ sts,,etiye adj ertising Is the only KIND that
W u. n Y. "a. present progressive age.
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Ap You hungs1i Go 10 conttal
Eating Heuse. Eas. Martin street

II prices really could speak, what .
din there wonld be At Browns eonfec-
tionery.
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STILL AHEAD.

The same beer that is sold at the
Worlds Fair is sold at The New Place,
next door to City Hall
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-10

Big line q nobby double breasted
suits for youths and boys At N. l.
Dorns. Watch and chain with every
sn;t
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In passing Hunters photograph gall
lery our attention was attracted BY his
fine exhibit Of crayon portraits. Mr..
Hunter il doing a very heavy business
in this line. The portraits are NATL
raj and life-hke and his prices extreme
II low 3-S-4t-
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-10

The Crown Stove mat, no homo com
plete without them. for sale BY
J. w. r. FIsHER, King ST.
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NOTARY PUBLIC AND COLLECTOR.

Having been appointed and commissioned a
Notary Public Tor nfrEtIcY ctiunfY Am rr6.
parcd b write and ackuowleifc
DEEDS. AGREEMENTS. LEAsEs. Erc..
spscl.l attention given % Pension DasInoss and
onee with rs Tram1cI' j. i. ssisf
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-10

You can get canned fruits and veg
tables II You cannot get uncanned At
Browns confectionery.
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Al O'Clock 4. N.'l9
iJ-'. Maximum CO.
Minimum-tio.
.@s. f,ree- Calm.
s piteetion from \.
~. 81 sSr Cloudy.
-
r..,ern New York. Eastern "a New S IS.
f'i .-,', nIrlrt followed by clearing weather
'ing s..,rict * columbia, Maryland ana VT
VI rsner.Ily fair, slightly cooler
faia. $500 ,,1,srn Pa. western New York and
t& shswers Northerly winds
. IL NM y5rtheriy winds shifting to southeriy
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THE WOMB at 10 cents per week
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Illuminated candy mixtures at day
i,bt prices at Browns confectionery

oysters. Sandwiches, soup or good
Eonare meal at Central Eating House
East Martin street.
Il L.snodgrass & Go. prepare Syrup
n Tar and Wild Cherry for the throat
LA tinrs 1t has never failed in cur.
ipr coughs and colds. Try a bottle
aud be convinced. Price 25 cents.
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r,rH!En suLLEna

wgATHER sULLEua
Observations taken q
- usrtlnsburg ererY morning
a. ~ O'Clock by Gnorer ".
~ v.swrrnE. the representa-
,lre n the United States
weather Bnrean TnE
wonrp VIII use the same
n 49, q displayed a the
oonrt House and the people
- sliss. can come verv nsar know
,ng what weather 70 expect.
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DeeAs kseee1eA In The AnAasesss ODee
YOoao4hAv.

ASOo0o ho$0eOo0 IN the AO41eO9eO 00Qo
YoaaoeAay.
Real estate transactions from January I.
1895. are Il. rs. 96a. There we're 6led for
record yesterday 10 deeds, the eonsidsrs-
lions aegTegsting $6oe1 Following 10
the list - furnished by Osborne. Tremper
q Co. abstrsctoFs Of titles. ll6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
H. 9. Upper ct a. 70 Charles s. Law. lot
~, block 8. Jackson Ut add. 500.
Henry BUGGY 10 Z J. Grasfan, tract In
&c IL. q. 3. $3.50
George Yank to g. T. Guibersou, lots I,
and 5. block 6, Lewisvii!e, 1900
=. w. Balsmyder 70 J. A. Hawiev, lots
LIZ, Is and IS. block 6. Pottery Works
y II. Clark 70 Margaret Msson. lots Il
and q. block n. Lake ave add. 500.
T. w. Bennett 20 H. J. Collins. lot g
block 81. Heirs 8. A. Bells "a. 81, 6l5.
T. J. Thompson to Elizabeth Watson.
part sec %. 8. s. $3.50
William Csrnes 70 william Martin, part
&c 9. Is. T. 81.
=. A. Gardner to n. Chflbsre, lots s, 8
and !. block .. n. r. add. 81
Crawford 4 Conover to Mary e. Clarke.
lots "a and 25. block ?, Cable Ry add S62a
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKErs.
mr. STATE Of TRADE.

~ tUk tjAtE w IHAOBs
okN FRAscisco, July 27.-Business 10 q
|sHl* better in tho local markets and in
FAae instances prices have strengthened
Esh The produce markets are quiet.
Vegetables and fruit are in excess Of the
AGand. Peaches and Vacaviile tomatoes
Fut The market. Potatoes and onions are
ssay.
Hasser Il firm for fine grades and eggs
.,uli.
Fsatry moves slowly. with . little in
sslfs Tor young stock.
rodrce receipfs-Fiour, quarter sacks.
NJ. Dragon. LEO: wheat. centais. @, 7ss;
sNaon. s.ss4: barley. centals, III. 80; oats.
As, l.3,t. corn, sacks, %. beans,
A y; potatoes. sacks. s.30a. onions.
Lin; middiings. sacks. sol.
snur-We quote. net cash prices; For
~ exf-as. - io9ft. - per Dbl bakers
sTT@ Awt %; snperiine, s.. so@3.D.
sueat- The market was tama and
ussf this morning. No. l wheat is not
ssosaole At over 81, i3s., with $i.f5 for q
S0 Article. There is no change in mill
- s~nsai.
eey - Feed descriptions show no
asakte, the market being on the side Of
a. sase's brewing qualities continue In
~ sauest We quote as follows: Feed.
~ per Genital Tor good quality and
80. snoiee. brewing, aoeeffI .02ls per
us's--f There Is auie, market New oats
seNaese at N.o'9iis per Genital. and
- goese old; SURPRISE, 81 soatfi. ~:
a ss VIZ ,atli2as. fancy feed. sl3sn
~ rood "a choice. $i.25cf l. 10: COM
~ !" sals. vi essti N; gray. 81 oseti 10: :
s~ssss-e''sesLi2l black, $i.ioVs |. 20 per
a. I'm = Buyers have everything their
svn, frtces are quossble NJ
,rsi 1 Ios large yellow, xiaLos,s for
stsa "'" g ''-'se per ee''a' 'of
~, CALI BOARD.
ssaossae Are the sales recorded ct the
rs today:
~~SSs - Morning. informal session: De-
i, -. ~ Tens. 81. ~ per Genital Eegu-
sss: 49, teccnber. 80 tons, &l2TA.
ss,,l as' sl@1ss; 1870 tons. $i.i1ss per
-. Regular session: December 400
ia. rs. No. / brewing-oetobcr. 100
Wei per GENITAL.
6ssss -. sessson-Wheat: December.
d @ Nssss; 30 tons. $i.27s. per cen.
.ss. s-,-l'eesnieer. 100 tons, s-s.e; 100
nv ,nas. $40 tons. s7sSc. Seller. isSS,
has; s. .aas. se1sc; ico tons, re: 100 tons,
ss1s, snSc per GENITAL.
a-.a- FINANCIAL
g. oa s,gh,. Mes York. per siao
Nan Gs,aE bills-oa London. oo-dsy
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WHAT
THEY THINK OF IT

The premium map offered b. the
PosT-INrELlicENcER to its suhscri-
bers, old and new. is now to be found
in thousands Of homes in the Pacific
Northwest That no premium ever
offered has given such universal salts
faction, IS evidenced by the following
testimonials which are . few among
the large number received from those
who have received the map These
letters are exact copies Of the origi-
nails on file in this office. the sig
natures only being omitted, a. the
PosI-INTELLicENcER does not feel at
liberty to publish in full the names OF
those who have so kindly expressed
their appreciation Of the map
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orders from Ssv York sud Go stock on sAe
ms1sa ". O Robinson. . stock broker.
YyxAxCTAI.
Cousois. e 13-l6d. Bank a England die.
eoans rate. ~ per cent
SILVIA
bar aEves. .e5 enc, sd
ENGLISH 6RsrS MARKEr.
LlvRHrooE. July 2--Whoaa-Demand
poor: market unchaneod.
Cofn-Demand POOR. epoe = 3I<d.
July, - "a: August, - "a.
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The steamer City of Aberdeen has bssn
put on the Seattle and Shelton route. CALI
ing at Tacoma and Olympia en- route.
Boat leaves Yesler dock daily except Sum
day 1t $3.50 p. m, arriving at Shelton at
7:3o p. m. Returning, leaves Shelton at
$50 q. m. and arrives at Seattle at II 30
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DEoPLE'O oAvIN0s BANK
ooeldsatal Blsck. seatsle. WaaA
CAPITAL. olOO. Goa
OFFICERS AND TRusrDDa

OEFICEH0 AND T0U0T03
Jacob Furth, President
Arthur A. benny, Vice Preoadoae
John Lsary, second Vice PreetoeaA
James II. Hayden. Manager Cashiog ed 0eoy
Frank ]. Bodgstt. Assiaiant Cashier.
Louis SchwabAcher. John Coilipa. Z q 0oop
sslder, =. w. Wtlmans.
Transacts savings hank business eIclusivoay.
Deposits received from u to ol0.O00
Interest allowed per annum sIx per coat -
term depvstts. par cent en- ordinary dspositA
Divtdends declared last days ~ May and No
vember. Loans made on real estate Or approved
coilatoraio only.
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LONE. July .7.--Ssocxs opened quiet
and The .aarke, was dropping until alter
noon, " sen IL became strong on buying
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Post.Inteliigcncer Co., Seattle, Wssh.--
Gents: I received some time since vour
excellent map Of the United States and
the world map on the reverse aide. and
am pleased with it. 1t forms handsome
and valuable addition TO my Office, and
cannot fail TO be satisfactory tn any one
who invests the small sum asked for the
map. Yours truly. II. l.
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PxsHAsr,x. Wash, April l. 1904

Post-lnteliigcncer Co. Seattle, Wash. ~
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on tho lss
OF April, and after sixty miles travel by
stage from Ellcnsburg TO this place. cana
in excellent, condition. am well pleased
with the map. q, we'll as sstonishcd at the
price tor which you give tho map to your
subscribers. Most respectfully, n. II.
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The City Directory for the current ysar q nov
In pres. Any ons having made change In
thsir bustness location or place Of residences can
have the correction made BY notifying By mail
or otheswisA Poik's eeass.s Dtreesosy Com
pany, q Roxweli building. city.
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DoRr ORCHARD

po1T ORCHARD
NAVY Yasa Route nssmssssA os1n0
and Charies1o2
STEAMER ELLiS
Leaves ADos q Washington street daily s1esps
su,dsy. - els . m. ana $50 p. m- The s:ls
.. n Nip inciudes head Of FoY: Orchard Exe1P
ssea parties can - accommodated on suseayA
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hsriAsp. July 27.-Ispscial. l-Whsas--
EAtse il no change in the local situation.
Ehish IL quiet. Valley. $i.02,z@l05;
Sssa Walla. ajc pr GENITAL.
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uAsxox BLAND ACUTE
STEAMER GLIDE

Leaves Merchants cock 2 - p m AosdayA Wsd-
os.aavx and Fridays for West SIDE, Cialis and say
laadtaxs; Tuesdays Thursdays and saturday. fer
East stsa va aon. Chaaga1aua. pseMotnss. osso6e
Landing Aaa BuenEa. Leaves IsesoA W.T.
morning exeep: sunday ~ $50
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EAST sr. crorp Mimi, May u. 1892.
Post Intclligencer. Seattle. Wash
Gents: The map received in rood order,
aud we think IL Is fine map You should
certainly he aale to dispose Of large
number Of them. Yours truly, V.Q
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Italy except Monday
For rasas routes and other information call on a
address
4. d. CHARLTON. Asst Gen Pas. Az
No l2l First g.. Portland Or
A. NApEAU, Gen. Agent. Seaatia City ticket
ONCE corner Yesler avenue and Front street
Depos ticket ONCE corner West and Columbia St.
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For Everett ana Ill points on the z. T. n. C.
railway take the seattle. Lake Shore Eastern
train leaving seattle ct 30 q N. daily. Through
connections from 6uohonish. No delay
Through tickets sold 1t seattle depot
Huckins' and French soups Loueh's. SIS
Front street
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ESrRRPsIsR, WASH, Feb. l6. f6e2
Seattle Post Iuselligencer,S Seattle, Wash.
Have received the wall map Am ex-
ceptionally well pleased with il. IL Is ex-
celient. Accept thanks. Yours truly,
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I.ArAn Wash. Fsh. a I

LATAH, WASH. Feb. 3. ts92.
Post-fntelligcncer, Seattle. WASH
Dear sirs: Map received In good shape.
Well pleased with il and also the paper.
Yours respectfully. u. u.
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THE CROSS UNDERTAKING
i co. faFssss, IA-S s~coa4 ST.. nsas ftka
sp~c1Aa asssnkssa - e9oAiu.Ag Etfus ssAss
essvxs ~ rsosooAess nassA Issspaeas SS1
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Aberdeen, Wash, Feb. IL. 1902.
st-fnteiiigenc-r Co., Seattle. WASH
Premium map received and gives pcrfecs
satisfaction. Yours respectfully, A. NJ.
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PA,orsr CRY Wash Nav ., ise,

FAIorsE IffY. W. Sh., May II, NV
Post-lnte!iigencer, Seattle. WASH
Gents. ! received the map Of the world
sent by You in good order and am well
pleased with il. it is both useful and
ornamental and should find n place In
every household. Please accept nv
thanks. Yours respectfully. NJ. NJ.
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M.lorr. WASH. March 70. 1897.

Post-Inteliigencer CO., Seattle, Wash. -
Gents: / have received the map and am
we'll pleased with IL. Think IL well worth
s.. which it would cost TO 60 To store
and buy ii. Long may the Post intelii-
gcnccr live and prosper. remain yours
very respectfully, - IL.
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BAlrINoRK. Nd. May IL. 1891.
Post-Intelligencer Co, Seattle. Wash
Gentlemen: The map received and 10
very much appreciated. Very truly, J. 8
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OxrAxro. Cansds. April 4. isa2

OSrARfo. Canada. April {. 1854
Post Intelligsncer. Seattle. Wash
Gentlemen: The premium map received
in good order. and il gives perfect satisfied
ton. am yours truly. Al. II.
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Don't ANGELICA PORT rowusxNp DUN
i geness and seat le route
TIxK CARD
Fest Passenger ard Freight PropeaS
MuSTiCELIsl
comms,e.nr TueSaay. May q. 1898.
Leaves daily excrps NoniaF - To- .Sws essosa
IA m; To~asead to.50s arrives fofs Anssso
i>ax,. Peri Ansels4 y a. PERI
fow n,snd 80 p IA: arfives SeAltas ~ = e
lauslnxa CRY parx, ssastis, Iissa.s DOCK. Ts0
A"""ssA' uArGa BEoA
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.ooD CANAL ROUTE.
HOOD CAN AL ROUTE

HOOD CAN AL ROUTE
New Passenger steamer
LYDIA THOMPSON.
Leaves ColmAn dock Mondays. Wednesdays AMI
rrtdays AZ \ M for Kingston Port Gamble.
Bansor. seAbecx, Brsnnon. De~atto. iDitwanp
Fails HoodspoFt and Union City aud insermed sis
roin,s arriving ~ Union City ~ p m Leaves
Union City ct 5:3J m. Tuesdays. Thursdays
and saturdays. arriving in seattle at2p IN
THOMPSON Bros
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NORTH WELLINGTON, II c., June p 1892.
Editor Post Iutelligencer.S Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir: have received your pre-
MUM map in good order and am highly
pleased with il. consider that l have
got your valuable paper free. a. value
the man more than the price Of subscrip-
ton. Yours very respectfully. ID. J.
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Koxrsr.u r. q Mav m iseg

Editor Post-lntclligencer. Seattle. Wash.
Dear Sir: l have received the map Of
the world, etc. and arm pleased TO state
that I am thoroughly satisfied with IL.
Yours truly, w. >.
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- amply Of fruit was short today, the
~ having been well cleaned up. The
tffnenss on the California steamer,
ExkAk vsii BE- on the market Friday. were
/ -; HIT. The boat left San Francisco on
! aSes a. asd the orders from here werc
30. pcaIysd there until Saturday. and
Esn.d n6ens filled with only Sunday inter-
sym:ee - goods mot being on hand. The
[nstet ~ b. . comparative scarcity Of
liza ~ the next i've days, and conoe-
fa1eSly little higher prices.
N ~ Iood OF wstermeions which ~
80 Wednesday went like hot cakes. and
{xGA9 sas iosd today went ct sven higher
SoM Watermelons are quoted At &3.25
&f9ssen; muskmslons at y. IS to -.
Hke1ocs have taken another tumble, In
11e3ence with anticipations. and are
~ quoted 1t @i4 per ton. Arrivals on
~ steamer are expected to be extra hne
sfts 20 ss higher prices.
III vegetables are plenty. coming In
Sstonditiou from home gardens. but few
e4An II them are handled BY the COM
Sl&hn merchants. the growers taking
- dppct 10 the retailers or 70 private
kHA Among the articles obtainable are
eGk psss. string beans. onions. beets.
ssfsa. lettuce. cabbage. caulifiower and
Aas others.
1Suberries cell ct &l.25 per crate and
aFsfiss from 81 70 $50; the half-size
kne bring the lower price.
yuies are coming in quite freely from
hokpowers and sell ct IS to 80 cents per
ma
yBiDa pears have appeared In market,
tH q 3l.25 per box. In . few days
Fqks are expected from the same 10
rfs
| hsa Of hay. grain and feed remain nm
Antsa.
snIrMEsrs AND RKcRiPfA
psins the past twsnty-four hours pro-
| zsnNe md nae xc b anslisa haxa hnAu ahinrAd
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PACIFIC m.

Puamsa Asspens Cara Hsseaas ~ cuasAss
aa1 Hnsss PAasrs D3aine Cars hssWesn osnssla 81
fnn1 esd Chicago wsshoas eAAnea Csanscssoas
- ~ POINTS In shs Cnised 0snsss ana C1nAAA
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MERCHANDISE

Hons, Quiet and steady.
Coffee Options steady; unchanged to
10 Ioinfs ap. SAFE: were l,;.o osgs: IN
1886 Is. 60: September. Sl5.5Seli570; oc-
tober. $ks.3oefiaa5. Spot Rio--Dull and
nominal, No. :. 1889.
Sugar Raw--Firm. with = fair demand.
Muscov .,io, 50 test, SIC: een,rlfugais. 50
test. So. moiasses sugar, 50 test. &c. R.-
hned--isaii
Coppes-Weak. Lake, $40.
Lead Weak Domestic. So
Tin, ,osed strong. Straits. $fS05 bid.
Slaas n.ked. Pla.cs--nuii and steady.
Spei,er-~s slict. Domestic. $3.50.
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MxApow. Wash.. Feb. a iss2

MEADOW, WaSH., FOU. ., I5V4
Post-Tntclligenccr Co., Seattle, Wash
Sirs: The map Is better than We expected,
30 No arc well satisfied with il. Respect.
fullr. F.S.
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NORTH YAKIMA. WASH, Feb 5. 1892
Post-lntelligencer. Seattle. WASH
Gents: Enclosed please find stamps for
balance due on subscription and map.
Much pleased vita map. Think Il 10 q
tine premium. Yours respectfully. 3. =.
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CLEVELAND, Wash, Feb. =, 1892.
Editor Post intelligence. Seattle. Wash.
Dear Sir: received your premium map
~hjeh gives us great satisfaction. Ny wife
thinks /. is worth more than the paper
and map both cost She IL much delighted
with IL. Yours very respectfully, IL. r.
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LuMNr. WASH. Feb. 4, 1892.
The Post letcliigcncer, Seattle, WASH
Dear Sirs: | received your premium map
in good condition. Many thanks for Il.
Respectfully yours II. J.
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LANGLEY. WASH, March 81, 1897.
Post-intellieencer Publishing Co., So
attle. Wash.-Gents: l would say that
am delighted with the map IL came in
good order and Is daisy. A. B.
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FRY. Idaho. Feb. u ls4

FIR. Idaho. Feb. -, 1894
The Seattle Post-lntelligenccr Co., So
attic. Wash.--Sirs: received the double
wall map short time ago. and in good
condition. Am more than pleased with
it. II is worth double the price. Yours
truly, H.
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Looxrsros. Wash Feb. 4. ises

Pos.-fnteiiigencer. Seattle. Wash
l received your map and 10 u away -
yond my expectations. 1 think IL Is worth
fully ten times the money you asa for it,
and Is the best map have ever secn pnH
lished. Yours wlsL respect. J. ;.
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Wxsr FEsSpALI. Wash.

WEST FERNpALR, Wash.
Poet-Intelligencer. Seattle, Wash
6irs: received one Of your premium
maps the other day and Il IL fine map In
every respect and deserves praise. Yours
truly, J. NJ.