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The western recorder., 1898-04-07

A calamity like that in the harbor
Of Havana puts its victims on COM
mon level. Technical and ofncial dis
tiuctions vanish. The sailor newest
TO the service who perished In the de-
struction Of the Maine is no longer
-ciassed as an ordinary seaman He.
With the rest. belongs now to the com
pany OF those who will not be forgot
fcu
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

1t Is reported that in Iceland there
have been but two cases OF theft In a
thousand years. and that all forms OF
crime are SO nearly unknown that the
island has no soldiers, no policemen,
no tramps. no poorhouses, no prisons.
Commenting on this blissful Innocence
. Western editor calls out. Just think
Of II. boys. and then 90 kick your
selves! In fact. nearly everybody in
this country had better kick himself a
little Bit
The western recorder., 1898-04-07
ARMED INTERVENTION.
Senate Committee on Foreign Relation.
Favors II.

senate Committee on Foreign Heintions
Favors IL.
Washington, April 4.-The full SEN
ate committee on foreign relations
has agreed to accept the recommenda-
ton Of the subcommittee for reso-
luton recognizing the independence of
Cuba and recommending armed inter-
vention If necessary 10 secure 1t.
While the Foraker resolutions are
made the basis and the principal part
OF the measure which would be report
ed to Congress. there are some addi-
tons to them and some unimportant
changes in phraseology. The most i'm
portant and. In fact. the only essen
tial ls a paragraph fixing the respon-
sibility upon Spain for the Maine dis
aster, and citing this as cause for
American resentment. II not for war
The western recorder., 1898-04-07
VESSELS SENT TO HAVANA.
Bache. Fern and ManErove Go Probably
to Rescuc Americans In Danger


Key West, Fla, April 4.-ActIng un-
der orders from Washington Captain
Sampson, commander OF the United
States fleet In these waters, sent the
survey boat Bache yesterday from the
Tortugas to Havana. Her sailing or
ders were dispatched late this after
noon over the new cable, and an hour
later the Bache was on her way to
Cuba II Is assumed here that she goes
to afford mode OF safe egress for
American citizens should riot occur
in Havana or war be declered. The
survey boat Blake. now in this harbor.
was also ordered to proceed TO Havana,
but her accommodation are very lin
tied
The Mangrove, which was lying at
the dock here, received unexpected or
ders to proceed to Havana and sailed
Immediately.
The western recorder., 1898-04-07
Enrland May Bar American App,,,

London, April Lit is said that the
Board of Agriculture will take steps to
prevent the landing in England OF a
consignment OF American apples which
has been refused admission into Ger
many because the fruit Is alleged "a
be infected with the San Jose scale
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

Shakespeare makes man on
storm-smitten ship exclaim. Now
would / give thousand furlongs Of
sea for an acre OF barren ground.'
Modernized and amended. this cry may
take the form OF the exclamation. Now
would give a thousand square miles
of Alaska for the rockiest acre on a
New England farm" Many a disap-
pointed Klondiker would compromise
on haIf-acre.
The western recorder., 1898-04-07
Spring medicine
A Good Blood Purifier a N.,..
sity Now
Hoods sarsaparIiIa unequal,.S :.
Making fych, Red Blood

Ths necessity COR taking a good s,-.
Medicine 10 purify the blood and buna
the system is based upon natural ana !.
avoidabIe causes. In cold weather ~
has been less perspiration and impuri,S
have not passed out of the system a NJ
should Food has consisted Isrrelv :
rich, fatty substances, and there ha. -
less opportunity for outdoor ererr,'s
The result is, the blood Is loaded with +.
purities and these must be promptly !.
pelIed or health will be endaner,s
Hoods sarsaparilla is the best spr,,,
Medicine because 1t is the best blo,,
purifier and tonic. Itthoroughly pur,sr
the blood and gives vigor and vitality.
The western recorder., 1898-04-07
conrRAsAND GOODS DEFINED
War Materials Generally Subject to Con.
fscation.


In case of war with Spain the oues.
tion OF what is contraband of war. sub.
ject to capture on the high seas, win
certainly be involved. Arms and mu-
nitions of war are, of course. contra
band; coal, provisions money, horses.
medicines, merchandise, soldiers, dis
patches and diplomatists have all been
so considered at various times. The
general rule Is that any goods avail.
able for war purposes, even IL ordlnari.
" used for peaceful purpose, are con
traband.
The right OF confiscation involves
the right Of belligerent to stop and
search vessels of neutral which II
may suspect of carrying contraband.
II Is required, however, to exercise this
right with as little Inconvenience to the
ship that is stopped as may be possible
under the Chicago
Times Herald.
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

We feel authorized to say that Spain
warmly indorses the demand by the
Philadelphia peace society that con-
gress refuse to appropriate the money
necessary TO strengthen the coast de-
fena1s.
The western recorder., 1898-04-07
whn. ,ne pepr Ila. pone.

Rome. April 5.-The Vatican refuses
TO publish the text Of the communicn.
tons which have passed between the
pontiff aud Madrid. but the statement
that His Holiness has asked Spain to
arrange for n suspension OF hosfilitles
iu Cuba Il confirmed,
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

The New York clergyman who says
that eChrist couldn't be elected king
in any ward OF this city" seems to have
q very misty notion OF Gotham's city
government and an equally misty idea
Of ministerial propriety-
The western recorder., 1898-04-07
Hoods ssssai ps;';,,
Is Americas Greatest Medicine. 81; six for !
Hoods Pills sss iis tsi S IsESs,as s.ss.i..s. ~: )

1t appears that Sweden has the isr.s-
number OF Telephones per capita Of y,
country In the world. one TO every lis ~
sons and Switzerland next. one to ess-,
129 Turkey and Greece are the only AT
lied nations in which the telephone has y,
l.-.-r, fufrpducpd
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

The spirit" Of famous universIty
y ssid to be that Il looks at a man for
vh.t he is and at things for what they
are. Much may be forgiven rather
connonplace president OF the United
sfaten for his manly reply to ques
t'on concerning his coat OF arms. my
father's shirt-zleeves.~ was the quick
retorf. "when be fought at Bunker
HILL"
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

Mr. Polo. the Spanish minister. wants
to know. on behalf of Spain, why the
United States are buying war ships.
Spain Is voefully ignorant. Any one
eiss would know that what we want
with war ships is to prevent anybody
from stealing our reindeer. which we
vent to 80 much trouble to obtain.
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

That Jersey City man who stole 4
locomotive the other day il simply
wasting bis talents down east "hs
doesn't he 90 TO Chicago and enter
polItfcsf
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

Debating clubz at a loss for subject
may prontabiy discuss this question:
Which earns his money in the more
despicnbIe way, the man who adulter
ates food or the man who adulterates
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

wagon-ruts have been the subject of
some recent experiments by Missouri
scientist. A heavily loaded wagon
with ordinary tires was run over soft
stubble land. and the ruts found TO be
fourteen inches deep. With broad tires
the same load made ruts only five
inches deep. the difference in the draft
being "a per cent in favor OF the broad
tire. On corn land just dry enough to
plow. the difference was 70 per cent.
an enormous loss or saving of horse
power and man-temper. One of the
comprehensive thinkers Of the times
dates his interest in public themes to
a conversation with wise country doc
tor, as the two drove on life-and-
death errand over a horrible road. III
those poor fellows bleed to DEATH" the
doctor exclaimed. 1T will be the fault
Of the narrow tires that have made this
road almost impossible. Never make
ruts. my boy; put broad tires ON your
life.n
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

General Woodford's house and threat
enei to Kill him. The police had 10
remove the Intruder The Spanlsh
government has made abjecf apologies
for the insult
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

The Western Cigar Company OF Salt Lab,
City are making some very advantageoc
offers to agents II will pay you to write i
them at Box 443-
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

Spain may as well understand right
from the start that Uncle Sam doesn't
tlxht according to the plans and speci-
f1c1fIona laid down By Greece
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

It was demonstrated beyond ques-
tion that wide tires keep the surface
smooth and firm. and that when the
roads are full Of ruts the broad wheels
tend to restore them to good condition
and thus materially lessen the cost OF
repairs. The universal adoption Of
the wide tire In Minnesota for all ve-
hicles carrying heavy loads would save
the taxpayers OF the state thousands OF
dollars annually in road REPAIRS. and
would save the farmers and teamsters
ten times the amount In expense Of
hauling and wear and tear of horses
and vehicles
The western recorder., 1898-04-07
Dom, Tobacco spIt and Smoke Your In. Ana,

To quit tobacco easily aud forever be na,
netic. full OF life. nerve and vigor, take So-Te
Bsc. Ike wonder-worscr, that makes weak ne,
strong. All druggists, SOC or e. Cure guarsa
tecd Booklet and sample fee. A6drsr
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

For lung and chest diseases, Piso's Cure
the best Medicine we have used.-Mrs. J. l
Northcott. Windsor. Ont. Canada.
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

The long life and good health Of Mr..
cladgione are doubtless due 10 the al
legged fact that Mrs Gladstone never
csBfrsdIcted him
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

..See that tall young woman over therei
She Is a doctor OF music '-Gracious. Dc
you think she could do anything for war.
ner operaf"
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

"Do you really think the young fellow VIII
wants to marry jane Is bona fde Kloo
dikerf' 81 guess he Is He's short an eai
and three toes and has a frostbitten chin"
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

was your sister Julia expecting me
Dickie" Yes; she said you wuz s1Ir,
to come around when she had a good
novel to read" WV
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

poets you speak OF the .stepladder n
fame.'H l wrote that one day when N,
wife was cleaning house."
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

Irene-she seems to have very little inf,
cnce with her husband. Mary-IndeeS
IrsHe-Yes. she never can get him to spes
more than he can afford.-Puck-
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

s'I'm worried about our landlord; h
seems to lie going crazy '.What has b
donef' ''Repapered our house from top b
bottom"
The western recorder., 1898-04-07
ONlR HELIOX0

UNIV H4&3O4 Z - =
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and 40
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
it's action and truly beneficial in ih
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, iu
many excellent qualities commend ii
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 80
! cent bottles by all leading drug.
gists- Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not acceptany
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FzG SXRUP CO.
saw FRANCISCO. CAL
LOUISVILLE. M NEW Yofk NJ
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

Sea York 4 Planning fair for
1860. but the fair OF 1900 Oil be held
IN Paris.
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing syrup
For children teefhing ,sofens the gums reduces nn..
nation HllAys pain, wind collie IS cents bot
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

Star Tobacco is the leading brand Of
the world, because it is the best
The western recorder., 1898-04-07

..They say war is needed to thin out GU,
popuiafion-i' '.weli. but the fattest men
won't GO"
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ptrHrIEHER'S NOTfcE-The only aQ-
sssav,1ed travelling agent OF the Fosf-Ia-
sssslssrscer is j. ! Hawlev. City collectors
"a a a Catfscarr y. r. Hawiey. j. i.
d.~lsv, l.. @, Mcclure ard Arnot John
sfa0 Poe.-nagfers everywhere are our
as.ns. Pay money only 20 these and to
A. resident agents In the various cities
Ard towns Of The Northwest.
EEWARD-~Ten dollars will be paid Tor
Inflammation leading 20 tina Convection %
sry Dsys1n stealing copies os this paper
1S;tyersd 70 subscribers IN Seattle.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hours or the
pnsf-IntslligeHcer business office: DaEiy
antfl II D. m; Sunday hours. open q
: = TO Il .. n. CLASSIFIED advertise
Nsffs will 10 received ~ to that time.
Xdysrtlssments under the head of Lost.
Pound Fer Sale. For Rent and Situations
Wanssd Will DO inserted at the rate of l
cert word each insersion- faynent al
wsys ii advance No advertisement re-
se.yes for less tnsn . cents.
3 AngEKTIsEHd ~ Changes Tor adTer-
t;sasnenfs In tAa Sunday Post fnselisgencer
muft ba furnished by clock Saturday
Aarsr.sensnts VIII be rece4sea al
hraness offices Of the Post-TEtsaigeDcer.
TACOMA BtInE1tI-~ae. LIS Pacific
aysssuA Z. A. Harrison.
4 EyERETT-p. X. i@wfa-
oPuKASE-Eranc1 office TraderT block.
g riverside avente: telephone AZ. J. y.
Peterson, Manager.
PORT TowNaEND-wm. A. pfsiffer.
0rfsr Ellis. Manage. ~y..
OtYMPfA--4l9i4 Main street. q, e. win
WcToRYA. II. George Maraden,
Ths following letters await advertisers
=, iris office:
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nrATHs AND FUNERALS.

.~~.~spr,er<-At the King coursw hospital
hs,russ.~.s4a- March Is 5sss Roy eEorssar.
+ - s-.n~sssrspeiozl. awea = years
.sss.e-r1.r2 -r-ne funeral or Gardner Proc
sr~ vii sase place tEaia afssrlsoSa a. I
sss.sa.x .r1r. riae chapel 81 fsogzHgy =
{ -. pes. Z r. Damon viii oef.Gsare.
{,,.-rg.ea. IN Lax. View cemetery.
~nrrAgD-IE HeatfIe. March ts lAss. a.
- AZ rs-sss3enc~. k-l INwesssy-saxta ave
-. sgutn. Margaret e. Laorsaras o.
asSgyscnia. age4 ~ years fzsSsafss and
I days.
~, ASD~Tr Seattle March Is. 1853. e.
1890 hospital Gus H.iaHd, o.
SrSs1fuoGsa. aged 81 yeaFs.
nook Ny Erin Ekagwzy. Alaska, March
fEe, Eenry s.. husband % Mamie j.
t1ryxuaysr, o. spinal sszsssl agltta. aged "a
years
r.nus.as have Lean xAlpped 10 Eeattle
(sr Eagr.s..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTIcE-Ths Anaoortes Packing Co.
Ltd, Of Anaccrtes Wash. L. 4 4. ner
10 aiya notice OF a change fn their r.
fairs Messrs J. II. Todd AMI t. r Toad
OF the Arm OF J. H. Todd Il Son. of yjr-
forsa. r. c. having sold ouE All ta~jy
stock and interest in the said COMPANY
10 Mr. r. Y. Winch. IF Vancouver II g.
who has hitherto Seen the largest indi~
vidual shareholder IN the company
and now being chief owner will assume
control ard re general manager Of tho
whole business.
All correspondence or communications in
connection with the Anacortes Packing
Co. rAmited. are requested to be cert 10
Mr. Il. Y. Winch, I. -. Box a. NaRco4-
Tii'E ANAcoRTEs PACKING co.
Pc II. V. Winch. Managing Director
Vancouver. y =. March iith. nrs.
Referring 20 The above notice OF tn. An
aoartes packing 90. It'd. We beg =, con.
firm ire game. ard state that from this
data We have no interest IN or eoftuec.!en
with the said company whatever. either IN
dividua'!y or as u firm
J. II. TODD & SON.
Victoria. 3. G.. Mascn nth. 1883.
-----------~----~--4---
CoMPoSrTIDN-We aye now prepared 10
% composition for the trade faas Meas
urel in Sonparcu. Aiin0n. BREWER ard
I,rg Primer. Satisfaction gaqray- eetl.
Call or address Post-IntCli.~en SG4t-
tie.
manufacturers. business hoasas ard
puhH. rren ~ the Press Clipping IaIi-
reau tAnensl. room Il Mckay building.
Portland or.
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~x~- IN se~ssre correct Insertion ~
49, ssns~r ia~ss headings, the same
1se..iA h eft at he business ealce o. tia
~-r Nc charge - E--stH Tor s1cn De-
S...~.t noss~es. resolutions o. other
s-ssI enasrnce nsenta will DO Charged
=. sse rate OF ~ cents per lire e1Eh i.-
- pOsTISTEIsL<EasES co.
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CIAIRNoYANF.
Arrival Extraordinary.
DIX, FEEDE. savoy Hotel, $50 First Ave-
nue.. Take elevator
The Recognized King ~ Seers.
Trance C!airSoyant.
Mind Reader and AssFaiogsst.
80 extraordinary are his marvellous tests
OF tAe wonders and powers Of Clairvoy-
ancE that they mask he witnessed 20 be
believed
Ma MATTER WHAT TROUBLE you
may have with Yourself or others. come
and he VIII guide YOU, lie advises YOU
than human power lie tells sou every
wish. fear and ambition ~ your life.
DR. RhflE IS RECOGNIZED by tho
press, metfcai faculties and scientists gem
orally as re foremost medium Of modern
times. and should rot he ctasSed with
cheap pretenslers md frauds who have
VISITED the city call on him and lie con-
N}nced az hts superiority over all others.
lie calls you BY name. tells you names
Of your friends and relatives, tells YOU
are false or true. tells how 10 gam and
retain au@'s affections how to succeed IN
business. In fact, overwhelming.
II marriage, sickness. deaths chances.
business transactions. wills. deeds, mort
cages. lost or absent friends interest
yQu. IL ven desire To be more successful.
II you desire To have your domestic trpu-
BILE removed. your lost love returned.
Your enemies converted into Staaaca
friends. Tn word. whatever may he
your troubles. suspicious or desires. cell
OF this wonderfully gifted man and he
Will send yeG away happier. wiser aad
boltlcr than before.
"a tisfac5ion guaranteed or no fee taken.
Office hours. 20 l. a. m. and 10 y. m.
S0ufiay untI n. hi 10 tirSt avenue:
Savoy hotel. Elevator no. running sun
day. Walk in.
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NOTICE TO sTOo hHoLDF.s.

NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEET
fog-So.ice ia hereby given that there
Will be = special messing 81 ire stock
fsslfprs ~ TIE M sio-afontsTgf5a Mining
ana Milling Company held a. ;he arsrs
~ Strive. Alien Hughes & MeNinhen
Room s2o Bailey building Seattle wash
Erzton en- Wednesday. the 3eth Cav q
NsrcA ISas ~ fha hour Of , o'cIaes p N
f0r tae purpose If authorizing tho hoard
81 trustees Of sad company IN secure Sea
present utataaGina- obligations ard IN
aAb4e7nsss ~ she c0uDafy hy s00rtaaQe
tF-6a t1e property 60 tae company Or ia
b6rrow money au& secure the payment
az fl7ss 4rYsA }sv mortgage ffpau ne uroa-
or. Of Ire company for th. purpose n
paving Of the prezseug 93slsfaTid rig obi
cations ard Indebtedness. aUd f0F such
nthc~ business as might properly toaag
be<ors 4 sfoekhodeys' meeting
Dated Seattle. Washington. March ifsh
MAURICE. McIf|kE%.
Secretary K3slo-dgntezssna Mining and
NHnng COMPANY.
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yaSTED-Fsrss cook. ss...se: second. 81;
xeZ@ras sn@ehsEist. s--75. lodge sosssscs,
- 40 bar city 700. ~ asa Is ns 800,
tsax1sTe-, -. 7 hoi=e caryerfexs. Sseasf
WORK, mil 1arkay. -. hook seslesss-
s@-s9, saIsf1sr 80. knot sasyers. kfses
n<sS{sF. <s~ls day. atafsi1@ sssn a. fTafos
teams. mixers. rseaa 10 ioszG bolts ans
swamp, s.. board 81, farm blacksmith,
liza and found. ssfsrgss "a @ye-. walters,
mechanics. .nachinksfs. turner: wire
WORKERS. failer. roAdasen, = 10 s. -;
farm hands. sseErAkerS. wood sssd Sa5s
choppers. NC 80 dis. boys; machine
Grill miners, free pass; all kinds or
.sou5sszsefa: bssa4ness chazsces: Eastern sFa-
aaiFers sBsAose 81. Crane'~ Enapl9g1lsa.
bureau. isss Washington srfH@t-
NASTEso-Tedsy. bolt cutters, 81 a cord.
or ss-=5 Es@r day ard board, good timber
tp0ss furnished. may Dateh. siso Sfsen. 10
contraea fss eating 1ss bolts under
apoNe csrcuFnsf4 ncea. two oaAe ssfsaatns.
knee tsoltefs. B. - to $50 per day.
stlgsrnen. : cutoff sser. g per dag.
Ioggegs. saIlers ard all kinds % tornnS0n
iabo~ers. Ballard Employment offace.
WASTED-tskgag salesman. Issf1sng safes
mar. insurance man. DRY goods SASS
man. book salesman. position ~ trust,
travelling solicitor pay salafts others.
Clerks Association. 40 New York block
WASTtsTt--s~ gaosr boys for Trinity Fps
eofsai church Apply SATURDAY. from TO
kp. Frank Armstrong. corner Fourth
and Olive.
MANTED-If you are locking for a po-
stion Of any kind, write va. The Pacific
Coast Business Agency. Vancouver.
II. 4.
80 A WEEK and expenses paid men 20
sell cigars en- time. experience uuaecex-
sary. The w. L. Kline Co. St. Louis,
wASTED-Man with family OF girls In
aa}re Seattle WOODEN Mil Company Of
flee. Occidental avenue and fesler way.
VANTED--A man that understands run
ming = Union gasoline engine. Inquire
far F. II. Noodtr, AT Fremont hotel.
WaNTED-A young man 10 assist I'm asn
market, 8 per week and room and board.
Guthrie ~ Raymond. Goitnan dock.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. solicitors to work
outside towns. Apply room 10. Dexter
Horton Bank building.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for mems cast
OF clothing Can or address Witten-
berg. ia West Main
Copp Boat Yards. foot OF Wall street.
Railroad avenue
NANTEp-Two patternmakers, st once
By tho Western Machine Co., Tacoma.
Wash.
WAETED-Two dress goods statesmen.
Apply The People Store. Tacoma.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. coatmaker. Louis
D'Iclia. 11sa First aveGuA.
WA%TED-Tinner. Apply a. fa9 West
Pike street. 6 y. N.
WANTED~Boy In mattress factory ITO
Madison street.
WANTED-Boys at A. y. r. Office. 10f
First avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

IT = hereby agreed that the cqoartsie~-
sN;ss ard Errl ~ -SehHssd A. tsrs b. esss--er
business at No. 81 FIRST avenue Sea.+2e
HEastslns tori, - ~ mutual consent here-
hs. dissolved from aud after tatz dee
WINS Sea<a}l. ore o. tgs cop4r*rae.-@ -
wA4st rsr1a haviuw sold ht= Interest fhtr~--1
- George N.rlh-
ADAM ORTIZ
Wits SUMMIT
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49, -'--77'-=- -'7- ''ssss 's-- -
RE no AIS.

If Y0g- WANT any trea cr sire war
rsH a VAST .H~tea u re WoYks nov 70
xncvei % so3lss Ae'St coF2er Foarta ara
Yesew way. No As8nStx@ p~acas
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FOR stIE-ToDGfsG HotsEs.
YoR SABA njce uttl~ ra.3allnS hos
~ twtzsty-sfue Fc7391~. ia-Eal14rs ali }spv-
saa first etz@s. farHi}use in six.roora
Eouss. tAFva &sst~-s- I'm Post fnfe&It-
geucer rent 81 isas@ II e!asirta. haF-.
70 rest fnrnltHts fer sa5. wFh long
fsase. res taEFaus 4ar ~a}~ uatr fF.aft|
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-17
EMPLOYMENT WANTED-NAE.E.

WANTED-A civil engineer and fus
drauEhtssnan. just arrived from tie East
~ now opeD for engagement: has had
over 20 years large experience I'm prellsn~
inary ard locating work far railruads
ard on T. !. government work and sflr-
veys. willing "a 80 anywhere ana ms ais
own instruments. Address +. N. room
Is Hotel Batter, Seattle, Wash.