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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02
BUTCHERS ON A STRIKE.

OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 1.-Eight hundred men employed in the packing houses at South Omaha joined the butchers strike today. All the houses were effected. and only few cattle and hogs were killed. Fifteen hundred men are now on strike, and as many more are idle in consequence.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02
Great Feat.

A young lieutenant going out to India with his regiment, writing home abo"t the country, says "The climate is mag nificent, but lot of young fellows come out here and drink and eat and cat ana drink and die, and then write home and say it was the climate that did it. ."-Si'n Francisco Argonaut.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Most Perfect Made.
DEAD FIVE HOURS.

MONTGOMERY, Aug. 1.-[special. r. John Derdon, white road construction foreman, sat down under tree, two miles from the city, today to eat his dinner lightning struck the tree, tearing it into spinters. Derdon fell prostrate, his body being badly burned. He was laid out for dead, and for five hours he was presumed
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

A young gentleman who has just mar ried little, undcrsized beauty says she would have been taller, but she is made of such precious materials that nature could not afford it.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02
A APhiiosopl,er to tl,c End.

Ex Governor Rodman Price was phi- losophcr to tho very end In alnest tho Inst hour of his fife he called un attendant to his bedside, and pointing to bottle cs wino on table near by said, Take t.iis bottle of wine to the gcatlcricn down stairs and ask them to drink to the mean ory of old times. "-ExchanGe.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

to be so, when he suddenly recovered, and except for his burns, which are painful, but not serious. Two negroes who were also standing under the tree were partial y paralyzed, but will recover.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02
WATCH WORKS RESUMED.

BOSTON, Aug. 1.-Work at the American Watch factory, at Walthall, was resumed this morning after months shut-doM :. The concern employs about 1890 people.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

Tho most formidable check to the in- crease in tropical regions of serpents and venomous insects is the abundance of the ants, which, attacking in thousands, will kill and devour animals often of consider able size.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02
AT SYLACAUGA.
pEmooRAcy's DAY WITH THE VOTERS OF

DEMUCKACH B DAY WITH IHb VOIEho UT
 TALLADEGA COUNTY.
 SYLACAUaA, Aug. 1.-[Special. IA great crowd attended the barbecue here to- day. Senator Morgan was oil the bills, but his place was filled by Capt. Joe John- ston, whose friends were delighted to see him and hear him. The other orators were Colonel Sanford of Opelika and MT. Cecil RrOwne
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

Russia has two vassal states in Asia, Bokhara and Khiya Both are really gov erned by Russian residents.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

DAxTER STOVE WORKS, BOTH STREET, ID between 1st and 2d avenues. J. Y. B.. Jackson, President.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

hIABERs, MORROW & sINNIGE, V. v. w., lN the Great Blood Purifier, 1st avenue aad 2lst street,
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

< kOOMS - MCMILLAN LEE COMfANI, u manufacturers brooms, 2lo5 and lIof M OTIS avenue. ieD z7 u
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

CRELLIN & MALLS, BIRMINGHAM BOILER V Works, Copper and Sheet Iron Workers S Mine ahd Furnace Work. 24th street and Ave- nue A. Phone 1133.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

DYAN & SMITH, CARRIAGE MAKERS AND R Repairers. General Blacksmithing. zd avenue and 17th street.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

BIRMINGHAM NUT AND BOLT MOnno. D Ist avenue and 2sth street. John H. Johns. Manager.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

DIRMINGHAM DRY GOODS CO.,. MANu. 70 facturers of Jeans Pants. Oyeralls aAA Work Shirts, 2o12 and 2014 3d avenue.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

pIRMINGHAM CYCLE WORKS, A. A. LUoS- ID ley, tho Bicycle Max CT and Repnfrar; over Birmineh hem ms Company, 2o23 2d sSspue.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

kIORTHINGTON MUNGER PRATT GIN lS Works, East Birmingham.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

AE c. REYNOLDS, SAW MILL AND STEAM M. Dry Kiln, Avenue and 23d street.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

n B. ULSTER, BOOT AND SHOE MANu. U. facturer, 107 18th street.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

A L. A1WA1ER, MANUFAC1 UkEh UT Dri- I1s hNery Wagons, kepalrer oi Carriages and Maeo corner Avenue A and 2Oth street..
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

nIsPATCH PRINTING CO.,. PRINTERS AND U Blank Book Manufacturers, 2113 and 21l Morris avenue.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

HOGAN & CO.,, SHIRT MANUFACToRY, IL. 2oU4 1st avenue.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-02

4 C. RECKLING, HARNESS AND SADDLE A. Mabu1acturer, 114 north 18th street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-30
LEG Al NOTICES.

NOTICE or TRUSTEES SALE or REAL
~ esiAte-N Office is hereby given TIA, The an
ders'snei. grantee sad Trustee In . certain deed
grAas ov J. II Alien and f.vcy 4. Al.sn. his ~af.
dated August Is. A u. 1898 viii % ~alarday, shs
twelfth aay 81 May A. d. 1894 al 2 30 o'ciocx o
m. 81 The 'front.' door Of the Mag comfy 60 4r.-
house, IN the ctty Of seattle. county ct h ng and
state az " ASH s6a. expose 10 pubic sni
10 The ishsst bidder sor cash tas fo!osing de-
scrib@t real estate. situate sEis eoGHsv and staa
aforesaid, s3d described ~ fosGoEs to-wif:
bssiu niag a. she corGer Of sections : I. IL IS
Ane - ia township - nosta. range east; ib-nce
notiA "a - ie>t, thsaee north % deg AMI - uain
~e>t es~A = feel 20 the > % beginning nch
- the northwest corner oE the her@sn de-
thence south 60 deg - mia east &uo sest. thence
mort "a * dss a. Y2tn ~azf- S3S feet tbsDc. r0r5h
% Geg - min ssss, 25o feet 10 the place q oes8-
1aE Win a. Aa3 O. 1g1isr me sa~ ani1. dry AlinS
ard al other improve 1sents E1achi8ers, &c
theFsuESe belonging or in any WISE apPerfAiuinx
SAD sale ~ia D@ I1A1e by tie gEdeEsi xuet uHsie-
certain deed % male D. }. ~. Al e. Ana
A&cr Aifen ais wIfe TO tae undersigned. ID 81
August IS, 1894 and recorded IN the Office Of fhs
county Aeeii@r - King county, in said STAT.
% Deeds. a. pSse o.. Aac sa;s- . FissG AxY~e-
meat r.fsEre1 70 IN sAi4 ccnysya3es ant MAZE a
pSst thereof 9ate5 Agga IS, SOS between - {.
1uElRn aad Ara & Go c1aG. al. ~tt@. the parties
IS tss sTsf psrs. aaa Josspa -lse ar EsvsG No
Nay. A l.. Pretty. -. W. k5sscHsr and Jean =
Fletcher, his vie ts@ parties o. the second par
- tie ssc1zt paSI named In sal agree scen. 4.
srctsi - II. aus<-sis et tz IhAt 1s aalE al
been male "a the pa Ea=n Of t1s comfy art city
t41ss which EastareG Subsequent 10 Aa.as- -
3ssS. Ea September -. l-93 assessed aae ..Tie1
oa SAD Pre- siEses An1 taEt assselt hal 6--n aas@
"a ss.rsHg - and maintaining Sufficient SIRE
suFsnc- apoa tbs agijdlsxs an1 improvements on
sala premises. - required oy SAID deed Of assaga-
1e1s aad contract LESTER TUESFP
Grantee an TRUSTEE 81 ssi9 Deed
D@s~9 Seattle wSaA. Ay!G -. 1874
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so~,oS Ma. I,n.ie 1884

DsIPSs ~ ess-, SHhF - =
Post In;eiilgsneer Co. ssstt ., " asa
Gsats: I received some lime aiaeS -.
excellent map Of ths United states sna -
world map Oh the reverse AIDE, sn1 -
Pleased with IT, IL forms . hAadsome -
val abe addition 90 my once, And eAoss'
fan 10 os satisfactory 10 suy one no ~
vests ths small sum Asksd fef ne Jay
fours truly.
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l.rnSf Wash Feb. 4.

LcssI, WASH, Feb. T. lssA
The Post In t<itig & en- Ger. seattle, " Ash
Dear sirs: received y our premium ass
In sood condition Many snaaxs fSf y
Respectfully yours n =.
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NeRra W ELLINGTON, b. C., Juns ., 1894
Editor foss- intsil igencer. Sea tie. " ash
Dear sir: l have received your Pr
MUM map in gooc order, and asH hisny
pleased with IL. ! consicer tssa1 4 hsseGes
your valuable paper fr.s, - / ysue ts
map more tnan the price VI sUoscrip.aA
Yours very respectfully, u j.
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What
They
Think
OF It.

The premium map offered Ay
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Its subscribers, old aud new. /,
now to be fonnd In thousand,
Of homes in the Pacific North.
west. That no premiume ever
offered has given such uniyer.
sal satisfaction is evideneed
by the following testimonials
which are . few among the
large number received frou
those who have received the
map. These letters are exses
copies Of the originals on file N
this Office. the signatures only
being omitted. ss the Posi-.
lNTELLIGENCER does not fec
at liberty to publish the full
names Of those who have 30
kindly expressed their sppre
citation Of the map.
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PAIoCsE CITY. wash, May II. 1891
fost- lntesitxescer. SsaGtss, Wasa.--
Gents: received the msp of the world
sent by you IN good order and am sod
pleas with II 10 g both useful and Or
namsntai and should hnd place In evsry
household. Psease accepts my hanks
Tours respectfully. II n
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WEST FKkSpALx. VISA
ost-IrteIiigencer. Seattle. W Asn -sap.
received one ofyour premium maps ~
other day, And - IS hBe map IN eve -
spsct and deserves praise Yours ussy.
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PEaHAsrIS. wash. April Z, 1854
Post nselAgsncer Co. seattle. Wash. =
Genuemen' Your map arrtveI on the 1rsi
OF April, aud = ter sixty miles travel "
stage from Eilsnsourg TO THIS piscs, came
In excellent condition 1 am wei pleased
with the map. ~ well as Astonishea ~ tas
prise tor which ysa give the map 20 your
suSseriosrA Most respectfully. n. n
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LoonrsroN. wash. Feb 3 lSo2
Post-lntslli ksueer. ssAitle. Wash II ~
ceivsd your map aRd 10 10 AWAY osyoad mp
expectations fthinx IL 10 worth fully tsn
times the money ysu ask for II. snd u =
tns best map have ever seen published
Yours with respect j..
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CLEVELAND. Wash, Fen q, 1894
Editor Posi-Inseiligepcer. Seattle, wasA
bear sir: received your pre- aaiun nAo
which givss us great Satisfaction. Ny vie
q inks 10 u worth more than the paper aad
map both cost she 10 much delighss1
with L. Yours very respectfully, KR.
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Fay, idaho, Feb "a, 1881
The Seattle PostInteiii Eeaeer Co. ceAs
tie. &ssh- Sirs: i received The deses
wall map short time ago. and n soso
condition Am more than piessed ~is1 -
IL is worth double the price Your tfasy,
IA. =
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LAssIgY. wash. March 81, isSl
Post fatsiligenger Pub ssniI1s Co, seq
Gle. ash. -Oents: ! would say ihas ..
delignted.with the map. IL came IA ges
order, aud 10 . daisy. A. /,
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NOTICE Of THE SALE OF b sSDs-No-
~ lice 10 hereby given that the directors Of the
Middle klftftas irrigation district IA hfttiAs
county state Of w.sasnsion will o.er for sale 70
tae higher, respons be bidder Al the ofea OF tas
directors Of said distrscs in the city o. EileBs-
bery said county ana state. on June $. issa. 81
10 ciock q four hundred 900 gotiGbls So
year -bearinx bonds % said irrigation dis
frief OF the Denomination Of ave haadred and
unpaid principals SUM In eac bond 81 the ofsix
80 per cent per anaurn from dats untii faiy paid.
SAC !, , ere :" e psyss n.a " go
and the LIST day Of July o! each year. sai3 baads
- De ssued and 10 bear date of the ss dag Of Juv
In gold coin OF toe United states IN instalimen;s
as follows. to- wit: Al he expiration OF nj cen
years per cent. of tbe sad principal Of each of
said bonds and per cent, Of the renaA nder of said
principal On fen OF said bonds al the expiration
of each succeeding year thereafter gntiI said pri-
eipAi sum Is fully paid Principal and interest
said bonds pays le az the Office Of the treasurer OF
said irrigation district
must be hied with James g. Boyle. secretary Of
said district. a. the Office OF the directors of said
irrigation district in said city Of hliensnlrgh. sad
eoaafy and state on 0, iefore June = 1851 Al Q
o'c.oes D. M. and each bid mast Or marked Bid
for purchase Of bonds OF the Middle HI titss lr
rsgatsoD DisfrcS, AMI each oi:Amust oe sccompa-
MED with . certified check some solve hank
In the state of Washington 10 TIE SIM o. one
thousand do lars eel o9ol payable 10 u. ". >nad-
grass treasurer of the " ddie htttitas Irrigation
District, which check will he returned IN the
event that sach bid Is not accepted Each bid
must also contain agreement 10 Accept she
bonds in amounts as fellows. toSit: Twenty i've
Thousand dol ars l<25o ool worth on July i. 1894.
and twenty-five thousand dollars ts23 O00l worth
each hi 'ty (3o1 days thereafter until the whole
.nonns to-.I: TWO aunaiea ,noo u.s. aoiiafs
agreement that the interest On abe bonds shall he
gin TO accrue thereon only from and after The date
Of he raym therefor. That the directors re-
JAMES G. BOYLE,
Secretary Of the Middle Kis;itas Irrigation Dis
Dated at Eilsn.sursh. wash April IS. 1894
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SoarH YAKIMA wash. Fen ,. lssl
Post intelligence. seattle.
Gsao: Enclosed pAsAss and stsnass "
balance due On sUnscriPiisn aaa 80
MuCn p.eAssd with map inink y
prsnium Yours respectfully.
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EAST ST. CLoUs, Man. May IS. 1884
Pcss- Intsli.gencer, seattle. WISH
Gents: The map received IN good ories.
and We think it h . cne map You shoald
certainly ee able to dispose o. large num-
ter Of them Yours truly. va
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MAtoTr. W A6h.. Arch 50, IVA
Post inteiligencer "a. seattle, Wan =
Gents: 1 have received the map and Al
well pleased with t. Think 10 well worth
IS. which IL weald coat to 30 to Q store AID
buy IL Long may the Post Insslii gsncsr
live and prosper. 1 remain yours ven
respectfully SH
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OsrARfo Canada. April L 1884
Pest Inseilige ncsr. Seattle. Nash-
Geniismsn: The premium map I received
In good order. and IL xivss psrfsos sAiisfao-
ton. 1 am yours truly, Mn
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BALTIMORE. Nd. May IA. lssa
acknowledgements Co. Seattle. waAh-
eentemen: The map received and IL ysry
much appreciated. Very truly. Ia
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koxsLaM. r. C., Nay To- ies4
Editor Post fntslltgencer. seattle. wash
Bear sir: I have received the MAG q
the world. etc. and am p.eaxsi 10 stafs
that am thoroughly sas,s1sd with n
You're truly, VS.
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f@zs 10 go vsfs - Capt u bsf-m- s&zx@
ts-s 4e&xsst 5ez z<zN sE4s
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FNrxnRRrsr, wash Feb L. lsoa
seattle Post Inlsligenesr. s.a.tA
Wash Have rscelves the wall man Al
exceptionally well pleased with Il Ttn
excellent Accept tnsakA Ysun truly.
Mn
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MEADOW Wash. FEB iss
Post-!ntrllix r nee GO, -vAits. 49,
sirs-Ths map is Dsstsr thaa ss efP~-
50 90 are well satisfied slt2 Il hssvs~
fully.
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For Information coacsrn'ak THIS -
cal .. he publication oIscs or sd1sss
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AsnHnHIS. wash Feb IL isvA
Postintsllls e.csr Co, sssst7
Premium map received snd sisss p~,s"
sAtlsisct!oa. Yours respectfully. A.
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LArAH. Wash. Fec . lSvA
Post fnteilixepcef. seattle, Asn.-.ss
sfrs: Map received IL good shape 49,
plea sd With ltAna also tas paS<r fe@D
respectfully.
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81, So. for fs.fs sssd eskasssoss sntsS VIE -
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MONEY YOAS OFFICE.

~----------
Il ONION LOAN otFEGE-MOSEY To LOAN
II on watches. diamonds and Isweary low
rates los south Third street.. nexs to Guys drug
store. Aaso tne watch repairing
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NEITHER THE CAPTAIN. OWNERS OR
~ agents Of the ChIse-a ship ~Er1a laIsz' VIII
be responsible fos any Gsas debts csntrse ed BY
Aay Of tas crew while IN this port or ary ether
place sae SQUAD JOHN 81 Al A.
P0si Siakes1y. A pill -. 1884
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TEACaERs' ExAMfN ATIoS-TEE REGU-
L Jar quarterly teacsers' examination viii Be
he'd In the library rooFn OF tos coaasy ce1rf5o2se
May TO- ! and IL. beginning n 3 o'clock o. N
Al same time and = the ceElsF board VIII
examine applicants so- a3lssioa 20 ths STATE
Normal school, ~ Eliensoars-
e A. PUsgY
King Coza1y school So Esrfnten4enl
q = JONES.
DAVID THOMAS,
Board Of Examination
patst at Seattle, wash Al ril IS. 1894
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ron ENC1sNoE
L'oR fNtHANap RpE@ys FOR STEAM
w.Ss7 Sss Address tsvayes Sheffield feoS o,
hitt@Suta sttovt, ssouA
INoR FNCNANGF ttoCSFS AND fors FoE
4 IMPROVES A-r~s eAsss IN >rat.a & Nctarsar
~Aittvsn esotk
IfeK IN NNEH-c& ACRkS oF ALDER
4 NVttous iAnt Ueaf ~lA&ght-r Iaf property a -
Ets.e Cal OF AttFess rs-era g Sche.era1an BOOK
I'OR EXCHANGE. ~ ~RpW / u
u ~ W-ss ~~sst a 10 ~ 1t gtart art Tsa,tlaA
- iFste Wba hAs a ptson - trAsss Atars.s z
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I'VR ENCHANGE- EANgHs~ "a cary
4 pFog~rfF. ~nltta & NctArr@~. ~aiuvan plctk
I,DR ENCHAN1E- NFW kAEX AR.
q v}skvs 81 ss+ Ssaa sNA+ 20 Sc, e-s
f~,tGl fresrFtck- Neson { 4gto ~ec1n1 al
Ie.Ns~sf street,.
l'uk FNCHANGE ,.pTn COM
L stagrs scr sl4 trs'F >a-s fa- e..
srts 800 czrrets b. o. carF~ts tgF Frrsfnvi-S
Nri>sn = Munro isiS 80 lx-S $1,000 street c.1+
Gsr lElNer,lte.
l,rR FNtHA~uE- FERSr-CIAsS srArrTg
i Yrng~rsv ~ 50 lpFcV-3 farm - 80 s,IA.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-30

MRS BLACK aURNs GIVES MASSA8
VI magnetic. scientific treatment aud Alcoh
baths AZ Aaltby house sos Front street room
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-30

lbEINArt LE-~oS> ~ MATHEMATICAL.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-30

M kNfEh-FlNE TN. FIFTEEN AND
W f~rnf3 -scre tracts. iturfoNel ana otherwise.
close in AT prescott pftess. have CaAh customers
snHh 8 Moo Agar. Sul-lN a. biacA-
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W proves ~ a8iusI res 81 e.ty g,soEstty. .suurse
ieTnci, onut hots a. Alier ti,sra
IA ASy&p-pF~t HiE VACANT IuT-7 4 2
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-30

BUsfNESS CHANCES.
L outfit; must be sold Apply 7os Fourth street.
IlrANTED-Cook WITH also CASH To
w manage restaurant: free rent and water: dne
chance for right party: investigate. Addrsas Res
taurant. Poat- inteiisgeucef
L,OR RANT CLEARING 500
i per month: . great opportunity for and
wife Hall, room !, 81 i second street
7 UMBER AND sAIN8LE MILL FOR RENT
IL or sale; . fine ehapca q L. Faust Pioneer
building, seattle
60 Onn WILL Buy An INTEREST IN A
s~-.OVO business established q years: pay us
$3.50 per month Hall. !. sli second.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-04-12

-
aster in the long run. 1t is econom-
ically insecure because officially un
sound. 1t presents an ocean swarm
ing with privateers that are organ
ling into fleets Of pirates. Com
petitive business is founded on
principle of war.
Samuel Adams won place in the
affections of Americans by raising
his standard against what he called
the tyranny of "a nation OF shop
keepers" There is need of anoIher
Adams to resist the tyranny of one
class of Americans over another.