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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
FROM A FLAToNrA HAr.

Flatonla. Teyas.--Dear fiaphammcr: was
sorry to see that Guy Fagen was dead. We
VIII miss Guy more than any other member OF
cur club. | didn't see the paper that first
toic OF his death. l am l6 years young" 8
feet Inches tall and have light hair and blue
eyes. Our school Is out now, II closed last
Thursday. Prof Scott OF Yoakum will be
principal next session. There was n Sunday
school picnic last Friday. but ] didn't go.
know good many of tho HRppyhammers.
We have been taking The Post for several
years and think Ii is one of the hest papers in
Texas. Earl Hutton.
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SOME sHoRr LErrERs

SOME SHORT LETTERS.
Ino,hsre isn OF Leggett thinks It Is time
ksrx Snh OF Hutto says she has two
working In Houston.
a st,ssnwcod of Biufdaie was deeply
= we Death Of Guy Fagen. Her sis
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prayer that God may protect the American
saiiors and soldiers. l remain true HAP,
Sallie Lou Collier
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A MONKEY Fnn A rrr

"VNNEf FUN \ PET.
Hearno, Tcxas~Dear Hnnhnmmer. n,,.
written TO the Happyhammer before about a
year ago, but fniled to see my letter In
print , ! read the Hap page every sunday
WIZ, MIN great interest. was sorry Indeed 10
ne one OF the favori,c Haps.
a great many OF the Yiaps write about their
nots, nave several, but the incest OF ali
Is inc monkey. We have had him about
three years. He Is perfectly gentle ana IL 10
not necessary 10 eontinc him, only that he
Is so mischevious when he Is ouO. he has
hand In everything. Your friend
Clara EnslnrHOnd
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Mr.. VIM. Armstrong, Of DePerc, Wis.,,
writes. ~ have suffered terribly for eight
years with Eczema, at times all over my
body, aud no person can describe the burn-
ing and itching had to endure. For three
months never laid down, but was CONF
PEELED to sit in my chair when not moving
around l was treated by the best of
physicians with success, used various
local applications, and tried all the patent
medicines recommended for Eczema With
out any good results ! went to several
celebrated medical resorts, but the disease
shortly returned. I then tried S. $. s., and
after three days the burning and itching
subsidized, and I continued to improve
steadily until was well--entircly cured.
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A SONG WANTED.

Hennessy, Texas--fear uanhammer. =,
has been n long time since | have written
TO our club. Joined when Mrs. Bishop edited
IL We all loved her very much. Can any
Of you tell us where she Is now
would like to exchange two pieces OF
music. The North Wind Doth Blow" and
oh! Dear. What Can the Matter Re-" for
The Texas Flag" I am not certain about
the namc OF the song, but they were new
words ADAPTED TO ''The Benny Blue Flag"
and the song was sung by some Of the school
children In Houston on San Jacinta day
want the words and music ms soon as | eau
ret them for a reunion. Who will he 30
Kind rs to exchange with mcy
Not long ago mamma had hen sitting
In the woods. One day we heard hor making
quito fuss and on going to the nest ex-
pecting to see brood Of pretty chickens
imagine my surprise to find Instead OF them
two ugly terrapins in the nest and no Gags.
Question: Did the eggs hatch terraplns7
Yours truly. Lucy Lesesnr
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A MISSISSIPPI uAp.

MoComb. Miss.near Haphammcr: As I
have been silent for some time past, | will
now attempt to write again. and | hope the
dear Taps will not think me bore. II gives
me SO much pleasure to write to you that
have been trying to persuade some of my
friends to write. We'll. lIhps. suppose n
great many OF you are anxiousy awaiting
the close of school II so can certainly
sympathize with YOU. The sophomore class
ia preparing for another debate; II Is. RE-
solved. That high tariff Is more beneficial TO
our country" I am captain on the negative
side, and would appreciate any points that
the Hans would send me through their let
ters, Our side is anticipating success.
was very much Rrievod To SEQ the notice
OF the death Of Guy Fagen in your last Is.
sue. The IInppyhammers have lost one OF
their brightest members. to say nothing OF
the void In his dear mothers heart. NAV
his soul rest IN peace" hope this cruel
war will soon 10 over. and that we may havc
victory and honor on our side.
would Ike very much to have the Hans
have n reunion for one should certainly
attend. Well, MS I fear I am firing YOU
will say au revoir, Kate Baer
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ITIIf1T IINU 1VV T ltV.NI f7r7Uos
poulterer whose small chickens had been
disappearing at ratio depressing 10 his thrift.
Instead OF walking about In proper. four
legged way, the rat hoped from place to
place. Investigation showed that its two
front legs were missing, and post -mortem
showed that the rat had been born minus
forelegs and had TO hop its way through all
his chcken-eating life.
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SCHOOL rs OUT.

San Angelo, Texas.-near llaphammer: VIII
YOU admit little Girl L. years Of age into
your happy band of boys and girls? have
heen a silent admirer for quite while. but
have never wrtton before.
My school Is out and | am now, enloving
snIendid vacation going to nicnics, fishing
and attending preachinE How many Of YOU
Hans like to fish and ride horsebeckY Ger
iRlnlv do. Well. don't like to fish eitnft'
hut 7 like 10 eat them after thev are caught
was so sorry to hear OF Guy Fagen's death
I think he wrote such nice Interesting let
ters. ON. We will miss him so much,
Ella Mnhan. como oftener; | enjov readlns
Ice have YOU taken another trln 70 Klondike1
n so. send Ms on account Of r. ! have q
sweet ,i;tle cousip Her name Is Ruth XII
patrick. and she wishes to fnin vohr clun,
true Hap, iaa Mhy u'oso"'
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IN MEMORY OF GUY.

Dallas. Teyas--Dear Hnphsmmer; Yon WIZ
find enclosed one nirfel, as am mol ? yet.
VI every ohe would give according 20 nis or
her nee we could soon have lovely monu..
mont for our loved comrades grave As
am very young have never tnoyn what real
trouble Is, vet felt so sad whom mamma
read to me the sad letter or death notice on
No nape 7 felt the big tears and rs
brushed then, swav said. lets try and not
he sad. for trust he has gone 70 live WITH
God."I heard mamma read . sweet lltt,e
bcnrers not h be sad and broken-hrHrted over
Gods mysteries for we ran not know row
hut viii know hereafter lie said; u learned
n good lessor AS 7 walked into the green prs
t,re watched with interest shepherd hoy
,sndjna his fathers flock Saw the how car
rying a large. strong lamb. said, why 40
YOU carry the strong lambs when there are
SO many helpless onesr The boy rephed' >
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rAvons rIIr PLAN.

FfANNINfT F<FfF@F
Orange, Texas Dear Haphammer' nave
or more nut have mover neglected roaming
the Interesting letters written by our bright
minded toyE and girls. ,,..
r, ,,aased with Mrs Iowis' plau of erect
,nT monument over Guy Fag-n'f grave :,
could not believe NV eyes whnn ! ro,a
the announcement OF Guv's death, Hoy cow
7 roaI,ze TINT our dearest aud most helov
n,an,hor ,s gone forevermoro? ! extend my
s,neerest symrathy 10 narents and sisters
Violet Hoskins Your l'tter IN last sunfays
Post was very nice. Write agnln- ] Wish you
.unces- Master EiFnr Smith. We VIII hs
,sas ,rhnr we sec vnnr pcap, in print.
wa, has become of G. G. stockdickY
The public school of ornnee closed Est
week. was promoted 10 the Tenn sra,e
with lore and good wishes 70 pii, aI,tn
n true Han, I's.,e H,u a -
p s.-Enrlosed Won will hnd 10 cents tor
the monument fund Mr. Hap. l. y.
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The only cure is real blood rcmedy-one which
reaches obstinate and decpscated diseases, and cures
them permanently. The mercural and potash reme-
dies of the DOCTORS aside from their harmful effects do
not reach the disease, and hence their inability to cure
it. s. s. S. is the only for Eczema because it is
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>. h .ls, were enrolled thi.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-22

PUBLISHERS NoTTCE-Tns only st-
shorixed travelling agent OF the Post IN
fcil.sereer Il J. w Hanna City Collectors
are y. A. Cathcart X. T. Hawiey. j. l.
Hawley, G. II. MCGOWAN and Arnos Sonn-
eton Postmasters everywhere are OUT
agents. Pay money only TO these ara 90
our resident agents In the various cities
and towns Of the Northwest.
REWAKDA-Ten dollars viii be paid TOT
Information leading iy the convscfson on
any person stealing rop!es OF THIS paper
ADyERTfSINs-OTlce hours OF TIE
Post -Inieliiseneer business Office: Daaig
until IL D. M. Sunday hours, open
q n. 70 II d. m. Classified advertisements
for insertion following morning VIII pc
received up TO 1870 ., m. ADVERTISEMENT
under classified headings VIII be inseftso
at the rate OF / cent = word each fnssr-
advertisement received for less than .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for adver-
tieMnen.s In the Sunday Poss-intssn2en IT,
must be furnished by / o'clock sasuroay.
Advertisements viii! BE- received AZ Branch
ofIIces Of the Poet-TntelIlEtncer:
TACOMA BITREAT--So. l3H faetuc
avenue. L. A. Harrison.
EyERETT-P. X. Lewie.
&P0KANE-Branch Office. Iraden
block. COS HiverHds avenue: teiephons -.
}. O. Peterson. Manager.
PORT TowSsENp-wm- A. Pfeiner.
fsrker Ellls. Manager. u,..
01.YAPIA-N7si Main street. G. c. Win
vfCfoRfA. d. c.-Georse Marsden.
The following letters await adveruscrs
IT this o6sce:
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NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETfNG-Ros.an q
British Columbia Mining Cosnpany-'Tha
annual meeting ct TIE stockholders og the
Boston & EFitLsh Columbia Mining Con-
p8ny viii De held at ire office OF ,ra
company. roam 3i6 Burke building seat
tie. wash. % Saturday. II a. NJ. Jga% &
1888 for the election of a board Of srg,s-
tees and SUCH other business az may prop
erly come before the meeting
]. ". DRYDEN, SECRETARY.
n>s~A Nav IL fxna
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COMPosITTON-w are now urer.rea 70 -
DO composition for the trade fary rrleas-
urel in Nonpariei. Mlaion. BREWER and
Long Primer. Satisfaction guaranteed
CAL or address Post-lntaIigencer, Seat
tie.
SPECIAL INFORMATION FURNISHED
lie men by the Press Clipping Rureat,
fAllen's}. room a. Mckay bulidlag. Port
land Or
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CARD OF THANKS

no ALI. FRIENDS, who 50 kindly and
s.sssssssu.Ig gavs Us their help and
sympafhy in our recent bereavement We
desire ia this way 10 extend our mos
esrcsre ard heartfelt thanks. Your
tributes Ct love ard eszsssn Tor Our asnsa-
80 lear ha.5s sunk deep into our
hears. ard may friends. kind sad true.
come 10 rou also IA your hour Of need
Mr. AND MRS. WILLIAM CRA4FDED
AND FAMILY,
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ACCIIUA SALES.


AUCTION SALE OF valuable real estate
at Bickerton & Degitt's salesroorns Is1e
First avenue, on Monday, Nav "
at O'Clock sharp. This property II SIT
uated In J. II. Nagie's First addition
also In j. II. Nagle's Second addition
Tnls sale is by order OF the adr1inlxfra
tors, j. NJ. Sheafe and T.. Dora Gov
For full particulars inquire os the attor
neys Langley L. Sisuson, New Ynrs
block. or Bickertou 4 Dewitt. auction
GERS. 1872 First avenue.
AUCTION SALE-Fine furniture: contents
Of seven-roorn house. Blckertou & Dewitt
have received instructions from Mrs.
Capt. acAlIeP to sell on Tuesday. Nav
"a at II o'clock sharp, on the premises
2i5 Republican street. North Seattle tha
whole of the furniture. bed sets surfrgs
mattresses. parior and dining room furTi-
turs. fire Brussels carpets, kitchen
range and kitchen furnishings. crockery
glass. etc. Take North Seattle electric
car. House TO let
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uR. AND MRS T. H. NEsSAEY wish igs
this way 10 extend the4r heartfelt THANKS
10 All their kind friends VINO 50 fhonznt-
fully gave their help and sympathy 70
them n their recent bereavement May
you all End such friends 10 The hour OF
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prrFY-In sestfse Wash. May -. is~
A. 10 Tweuty-ainfh avenue south, OK
consumption, Owen Duffy. aged - years.
TIE funeral services over the remains
Win be asid from Our Lady Of Coed Hep
church Sunday afternoon at : p. fn- AZ
sernea, viii bs made In Lake View eeH'-
n4a~y
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In eraer 20 secure correct insertion o.
notices cr1eY these headings. the anne
should BE left At the bsssEeAs osyice OK fns
paper. No charge IL made for fucs 10
toes.
Funeral notices. resolutions or ether
apeetsl announcements viii be csSFse1
a. TIE rzfe OF 10 cents per fsss 1Aen In-
sersion. POsT-INTEILICENcE %.
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ON OUR LIST for this week s23oa buys
hotel. "a rooms, newly furnished. ono
block from postoffice: $50 buys lodging
house 70 beds. one block from aepos:
$i.O9 buys restaurant. one block from
Post-Tntelfigencer office. seats IN recnsS.
$40 buys furniture OF s1roona house, rent
IS, all modern. walking distance; We
have three restaurants. must De sold TINS
week, money makers $500. 500. $50. close
in: boot and shoe stores, cigar stands.
groceries butcher shop: we are In posi-
ton to satisfy all. Kane g. Fo.ey. 3la
20 314 Washington block.
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FOR sALE-LODGING HOUSES.

FOR SAI.E-Hotels and roomlng houses.
6s-room house. lease. ...-...............$3s 500
45-room house. lease ,.-.-.............. 2 800
Broom house. lease ....-............. ~;
I7-room house .................. ........ l. 500
T-room cottage OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 600
Restaurant. lease .....-....... !. 90
Restaurant ....-....-.. ........,......... 80
Restaurant ............ .-............... 2ec0
Restaurant ........-......-.-.... $3.50
Grocery ........-....-.-- ..............,. / 600
Grocery .-..-......-.. .................-.. go
L gDll store .+.-----.+-- --.s-.-..rs..s....
IL you want 10 sell your business quick
lis, ID at your lowest figure with Spencer
aa4 New York block. Telsphone Main tx
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HrIr wAxnD-nAH

E<eonG city cock. $ias
camp cock. Is: cord wood feanzSser. G-5s.
a8ax-ymEns men 70 lead wo03 and wosk
on roaH. e--S; ao.ef pogLsnEr. light work.
Tear city. 3is and found cEs-0H sawyer.
e. stfcker hand sawyer city teams:
railroad .a5orers. free p@s: farm
hands. go; the best labor 5oa on the
ScSrd; nall laborers, I-E. host
nakegs- IS. railroad graders E-E; farsn
boy f58s government WORK. "a, IRE
man. ssDorers. deck hands and BAKER.
sss so $50 month. for Yukon tauxt have
little money: e4r6y maker: men 10
help carrensers ard saasons tx conerete.
etc. wood and Dol. eaoppsrs, 50, and 81
cord family men Cranes Employment,
Bureau Is Washington street.
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ErHEEp TYPE-I6Jn fonts. from iec -
Price markers. signs and house uun -
slx ysxier WAY. Ella
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In 5 o'clock teas We have soma 49,.
at low prscs, from 81 10 81 = 49,
affairs which would cost you fra~ -
20 four times the price elsewhere
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FOR SALE-A splendidiy located cigar
store. at invoice.
FOR SALE-One OF the best located res
taurants cheap.
FOR SALE-A 3o-room lodging house; GOOD
location.
FOR SALE-Grocery store; good location'
at invoice.
FOR SALE-we have all kinds OF bust
nesses: come and see Us before you puE-
chase. The best bank references gwen.
MAYER REALTY CO..
Rooms 33-A-S5 Union BLOCK.
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WANTED Men and women in every torn
TO work for ue at their homes. no can
wasting: we VIII send you work t.1nedl-
afely. We have several different lines OF
work 10 give out sorue Of which requires
no experience whatever. II yen caE's de-
vote the whole dag 70 our work. you can
earn & or o. week By working an hour
or fwo Of ar evening. Incio@ssta mp: We
viii send yeu full instructions free %
charge. Standard Art Mfg. Co. No. lls
Standard building. ise West TwerrJ-taird
<GU ysrrE
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Don't forget our Sc ard iac sso,sn,ar~ -
our sp4endle me q bird cages. oar -.
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AGENTS wANTED-Nurat aa;sfead.s
great war sock. Oar Country IN War"
AZ about armies 1aviez. coaes defenses.
Ma.re Disaster Cues war with Spain.
aad relations with foreign rasloas. aear-
y - paxsx All written ssace Maine dis
astsr Naxns6cent co3ored illustrations
Aeents making 80 70 80 per 6sy. No ex-
per-ence necessary. Most absra! terms
guaranteed; . days credit. pr.ce low.
freight Raid Handsome outfit free
gera swo-eent stamps 20 pay postage
Exauca tscnai Union. ~ Dearborn street.
Chicago.
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WAR soCyESIRS-Mattedp pictures OF the
Maine, Philadelphia and New York sire
15xea. 81 per ooz: IS Per 30 Sseel en-.
Dewey, matted size Ei1xlz;1. same prices
T. 8. n2gs. embossed and matted, size
lsz1xl2te. Is cents per doz-. s. per iae Lots
Of money in them They go Ike viiddre.
Samples express paid :, eta each. Car
rssne & Sligo. SIS FElberf. Philadelphia. Pa
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In JapAseSs lacquer ware re shnv
:teyy OF trays nsedlswCvx boxes - -
which for beauty ard ar.cs an -
max OF low prices. - q
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ba,s FY9f, far F-ssds.a ard the War
With Spain" Two books In one volume.
Over 60 pp. Retail price, N-5o- Eiaoo-
ratefy illustrated with war pictures
Agents are making $40 TO $3.50 daily.
Illustrated circulars and terms free. Send
DC. for cutas and full instructions TO
take orders ACT now and you will make
money fast. Address Globe Bible Pub
Co. &c Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia. Pa
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WE SELL BARGAISS-ssee buys eruis.
csgar stand and lunch counter combined
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A GOOD SET OF teeth. s.: silver 1Iin0
sc up: gold filings. $i.5o up: pzsnleD ~
ing and extraction: best OF referonce4
DIR. Baker. ID. d. s.. rooms g aad = oui
Ivan block.
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WANTED SOW-Agents 70 sell Sash
Locks and Door Holders: sample Sash
Lcck free for &c stamp. Immense: bet
ter than weights: burglar proof: SO q
day: write quick Address Orchard &
CO. Dept a. Philadelphia. Pa
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BUSINESS men, attention. At East Spo-
kane. division terminal OF the Great
west OF ST. Paul, working a full COM
plement of men, now working overtime.
On account OF death the following de-
sirable business property can be obtain
ed: The finest store building in town.
corner Market and Wabash: two store
rooms and hall upstairs. $500 down and
$50 per month for So months, less viii
be taken fer cash. Joe Wormald, E ia
Front Spokane Wash
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coon BROS. sc PIKE sTPrr

We have recently imported 4 ssleaes
rtsty CT Iapa aeSe vases. wfleh 49,
japanese ART are requested Ia .s-s
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FTyE-wAY color machine: new and i'm
proved. special large size; pays ali IN
coin: made IN check machine also. ele-
CANT design, with hand-carved orna-
nensztion: agents or operators invessi-
gate Catalogue free. Rex Machine
Works Dept A. NJ Chicago. Ill
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There is no fancy price ca thar
the regular dealers put ca. NJ. -
this Ire with The determine sio-. - i
twice the value o. your moray -
miss the chancs.
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Statesmen can make $40 q month selling
our office speciaities to merchants by sam
pie, 100 per cent. profit; fine side lines.
Model Mfg. Co. Box c. South Bend. Ind.
"ONLY PERFECT vAPOR BATH"
greatest seller on earth. Hygienic Bath
Cabinet Co. Nashville Tenn.
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DO YOU KNOW The Washington Ma
tlonal Building Loan and Investment As
ISOLATION is maturing stock and returning
shareholders all payments they have
made and l3 per cent. per annum on their
investment? II will pay you 10 invest
from $50 to $50 No. lis Cherry street.
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FOR SALE-Piatform scale, safe, shelly
Ing and store fixtures. Address En-
mons & Emmons, 4l5 New York block.
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AGENTS-we will pay 500 per month and
railroad expenses TO any man who Wi
work energetically taking orders for the
most reiiahse portrait copying house IN
the United States. We pay strictly salary.
Address Immediately. G. e. Martel. New
York N Y
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A CHANCE Of Efe time; county agents.
either ladies' or gentlemen, to represent
Us In California. Oregon and Washing
ton. Address DR.. Fzncher Home Remedy
Co. g15S Folsom street, San Francisco.
81
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EALEgMEN-sl0s a month and expenses
guaranteed. selling to merchants and
families our machines for cooling re-
grigerasors. guaranteed S per cent.
cheaper than ice For full particulars,
address Arctic RefT:gerating Co.. Ciacia-
natl O.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-22

FOR SALE-One latest improved Edison
fve-horse power electric motor. III
First avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-22

FOR SALE-At wholesale cost. new high
grade gents bicycle. 1895 model. Address
r Il, care Observation-Disclosures.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-22

SOCIETY NOTICES.
MEMBERS az Queen City Lodge. No. ~.
A O. T.. w are requested 30 meet AZ
Borney T. Sfswarts Sunday 1T ia p
m. aharc for the purpose OF attending
the funeral Of Brother Owen DNfYy. See
funeral notice. r. W. PADiEY. Master
Workman.