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The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-12-29

world that yet another genius had been
hidden from them, that they had found
another beautiful, gifted woman to pet
and admire and then perhaps forget
her when some new star cast her light
upon the world.
And this morning she read her
praises in the papers, she had also
read severe criticisms. But is il not
always the truest artists who are
criticised the most?
There had been a pile of letters and
notes Of congratulations and admira-
tion, and man Of great wealth and
ancient lineage had just laid his heart
and fortune at her feet, she still held
his letter in her hand And yet her
mind seemed to roam far away from
all this, to thoughts of her old grand
mother
What had become of her in all
these years?p she wondered. The pool
old grandmother, who had worked and
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-12-29

which they threw at ber. The driver
of the ancient vehicle half asleep on
his box reused himself and eyed the
stranger curiously, but volunteered
no questions.
will you take me to Mrs. Tremont's
on the Eloin road?" she asked The
driver looked at her for few minutes.
then answered. "reckin as you don't
know much about this ere part of the
country. rliss, if you don't know Mrs.
yremoEt.'s been sold out by the Sheriff,
and sent to the poorhouse. .
The woman put out her hand to
steady herself "Take me to the poor
house." she said, climbing into the
wagon. The man watched her get in,
then slowly jerked up his old horse
and they went rafting down the
street
1t was long drive and now and then
the man eyed curiously his silent pas
senger Friend of Mrs. Tremont's?"
he asked after a while. Yes was the
answer "Haint seen her for long
time have your" Not for great
many years" "She's had a peck of
trouble in her day. / don't know as
you heard that how her granddaugh-
ter, Margaret fremont, ran away and
jined some travelin' show company,
and has niver been heerd tell of since.
The old lady's heart was most broke
then, and she got very feeble and the
money went so fast after she was took
to her bed, until she had to be sold
out and go on the town." The man
paused as If expecting some answer but
he got none There was some talk
around here, as to how Margaret had
become great actress and was about
to marry some rich man." continued
the driver, after a pause, "but don't
set stock on no such things, it ISN'T
likely that fremont could ever do the
like of that, the Tremont's them that
boast of six preachers in their family =
And so the man ratified on while every
word he said sank like a knife into the
woman's heart.
Suppose she had come too late" /"
she thought, suppose that weary old
soul bowed down with grief and COR
row should have passed away before
she could reach her to beg for forgive
ness Then a sudden fear seized her.
Perhaps she will refuse to forgive
me-" she said to herself
AS the wagon drew - before the
building, the driver looked curiously al
the face before him. Somehow 1t had
changed since they left the station
do believe that's Margaret fremont
herself" he thought. as he whipped up
his horse and drove off.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-12-29
Winter Time
Calls for Improved Means Of Cooking
and nothing could give comfort
in your home than Of those
Novelty Blue Flame Oil Cook Stoves,
ALONZO WHITES
SOUTH ST. STOVE EMPORIUM,

n These Oil Cook Stoves give perfect blue flame without
smoke SMELL smut There thousands of them all Of
which giving the highest degree satisfaction The frme which
they clear and clean Illuminating gas consequently
they the needs those who cooking
the discomfort Of heat from coal stove. sa
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-12-29

toiled for her in the years gone by. and
whom she had never heard of since that
/ Christmas Eve when she had left he7-
WAS she still alive?"
Then there came longing to see
the old home once more, to have o
rest. and yet how could she live now
without this praise and glory whieE
she loved so well
She got up from the table and walk
ed to the window Down below the
! busting New York crowd was surging
by. There were probably great many
people there who the night before had
witnessed her triumph, and many who
envied her, and as she stood there
thinking the crowd seemed to die away.
and once more the visions Of the old
grandmother rose before her.
How weak of me, she said sudden
Iy, ito think of such foolish things.
I'm almost starved. and | must go to a
rehearsal at eleven and there is that
letter of Randolph's to be answered. /
will ring for another cup of coffee, this
stuff is cold I"
She rang the bell and gave her d.
rections, then passed on into the next
room and sat down before her desk.
Poor boy how foolish he is, she
said to herself, glancing at Randolph's
note, to suppose that would give up
what / have worked so hard for all
these years, in exchange for all his
money and family trees. Perhaps some
day but not now
Then she began to write hastily and
after sealing and directing the note,
wrote another one which she directed
to her manager. Then she rang for her
maid Annette, my black gown and
fur jacket, then pack few things for
me. am going out of town immedi-
ately after to-nightss performance, you
will remain here until my return"
Annette regarded her mistress wonder
ingly and ventured several remarks
when Mademoiselle was out of the
way.
Once more that night the curtain
rose again and again after every act,
and once more the new star bowed and
smiled her sweetest, for the enthusiast
tic audience.
The next morning as a Northern
bound express drew into the station at
South Kilks a woman clad in heavy
furs, alighted from the train and walk
ed swiftly to the end of the platform
where stood an old vehicle which prob
ably at one time might have been call
ed stage She didn't seem to notice
the group of men standing on the plat
form talking, or the curious glances
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pgceMsER.

on Christmas day, when fires were lit.
And all our breakfast done,
! We spread our toys out on the floor
And played there in the sun.
The nursery smelled Of Christmas tree
And under where it stood
The shepherds watched their focks o.
sheep,
All made of painted wood.
Outside the house the air was cold
And quiet all about,
Till far across the snowy roofs
The Christmas bells rang out.
But soon the sleigh bells jingled by
Upon the street below
And people on the way to church,
Went cruncning through the snow
We did not quarrel once all day;
Mamma and Grandma said
They liked to be in where we were.
So pleasantly we played.
] do not see how any child
Is cross on Christmas day,
When all the lovely toys are new,
And everyone can play.
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III sweep your room, Miss Mary Ann,
And keep it neat and clean.
III do the very best | can,
Although be quite green"
Silver dollars may also be used (see
No. 1, where the waiter girl holds one).
1t is inserted into a slit in the paste
board and represents a silver salver.
On this may be fastened an ordinary
china button, and, with drop Of seal
ing wax in the centre, it will fairly imi-
tate plate of jam. The silver dollar
may also be treated as in No. s, using
the head of the Goddess of Liberty by
carefully pasting tissue-paper of tae
same color as the cards background
over the rest of the dollar, so as to
bring out the profile of the goddess en-
silhouette. A jaunty little modern BON
net can be added, and will still further
disguise the origin of the head.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-12-29

May-My, I'm glad Jack isn't pes
simist, If he is sighted.
Maud Why?
May Why, ne can't tell whether a
bunch Of anything is mistletoe OF not.
but he always hopes for the best.
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Who rings de bell for tea.
rs brought you here plate OBJ jam
As nice as nice can bel'
stiff cardboard. Dress your dolls in
colored tissue-p paper, folding new, clean
bank-notes to serve as aprons or ruff
fies (see No. p, or as shawls, petit
coats, or other articles of clothing (see
No. and No. a.
The portrait of Lady Washington on
a silver--certificat may be utilized as
the head of one doll. Fold the bill
very neatly, and stitch it so ligatly to
the pasteboard body that it can be re-
moved without damage. A mob-cap
of white tissue paper, trimmed and
tied with very narrow ribbon will con-
ceal the back of the head and the rest
of tne dress should be in Colonial"
style fsee No. 81.
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! M Double Christ
E n mas Gift. *
HO Hy MasLE JACQUES,

Err breakfast stood
efore her on the
table untouched.
She had been look
ing through the
pile of letters and
papers beside her,
and she sat now
with an opened let
ter in one nand,
while with the 9TH
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-12-29
THE BIRDS ANSWER.

Tell me, little bird, why
You stay when the snow is here?
Have you not wings to fly
To some happier atmosphere?
81 love the wild dance of the snow,
And the berries, frosty and red;
Why should hasten to go.
When here Is my daily bread?
"And if my notes are but few,
When you think Of the thrush and
the jay,
What can a little bird do,
But sing on through the storm. as
he may?
'Chickadee- dee-dee-dee,
Perhaps some one is glad to hear
Just tais frolic whistle from me
In the songless time of the year
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PfBLxSHEG > $cTlCE-Ine csaiy au-
.hr-tzea sragsE7g agents % he Fo1L-ia-
.eTIiese- q are j. 4 Mcclellan ana J. l.
YsWsay City collectors are J. A AIN
ears: 4 r na~i@y ". H Hanna ana AZ
~os Johnston posi- masters everywhere
are cur sg.afs Fay money only 70 these
ard 10 oar resident agents n the Faf1o3s
cities and f0wns Of me Northwest
REV agT-,ren dollars VII De- PAID Ior
informs tt0n leading 10 the CONVICTION OF
any sssrsou stealing copies o. thls paper
aesiv~. I'd 70 subscribers IL Seattle
ADV E.ET ISI@C-Ortee hours OF the
Tsosf-IFf. eEI8zeEeer business Office: DalIy
until II 2. m. Sunday hours.ss a. n 20
1895 o. n. ard I 20 p m Classifisd
advertiser scents vii &c received up 10 ma.
t.:ne ADS eEt.serneHts ssIder shs a4ead q
Ioss. Found. FOR Sale. For Rent and
fttuarscxs Wanted WILL be inserted az the
rate II cent "A word each insertion ray
r1ent al.zs y in advance No advertise
usnf received for Jess than . cents
ADyEH u FRS Changes for adVer-
fises.sents in II Sunday Post-I ne iilseacer
M1ss be farria he'd by O'Clock saturday.
Aeye risen snts will be received az
branch Offices OF the Post-lntel ligencer;
TACOMA TsLTREAU-Nc. lzsg PACING
avenue.
EyEgETT-P X Lewis.
PORT TgW<ss t%D-Wfn. 4. Pfsiaer.
BELLIsGHAA BAY - New Wha:com.
Parker Ellis. Mans Ger.
OLYMPiA-41.tz -4ain street. G. G. Win
staIsey Agent.
vIcToRfa. Il. c--George Marsden.
The following lett ers await advertisers
:. this office.
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FOR SaIE-LANDS

FOR sALE-Tndian reservation lanas-I7n-
der the acts Of congress. approved Msrc1
3. 1898. and july Z. 1897, there VIII 6A SeiJ
AT public auction IN the City % Taron,s
Washington an the unsoId portion ~ ira
Piyailup Indian reservation orir{r.l lv,
amounting TO S.so acres OF exCeiiaS.
garden. farming and timber land TbeSs
lands viii te sold in tracts "a suit ffn~-
chsssrs. This reservation lusnediateIv ~
tn{ns the Clty OF Tacoma and hors y.
on Puget sound. About 80 acres II !.
have been plated into lots as an addition
70 Tacoma, and these lots are aprriissI
al from S2e 10 SEQ each: acre lots a Sasl
10 81 na each. These lots will Re ofYers5
for sale at the same time as the lands
Terms OF sale. for lands and lots c9sS
or not less than one-third casa. and al
ance in equal annual lHstailmentS in eve
four three. two or one year a ontfo-, =,
purchaser, with six per cent Interest," So
cured by vendors len: deeds To 10 an
proved by the secretary OF the }nteri6-
Sale commences at Tacoma. Washing.
ton, on "Wednesday. February Is. a. II
o'clock a. IN, and viii ~ continued On
every Wednesday until al the lands s15
los are sold ~ WITHDRAWN from sale. For
fan Information address &. \ Snovsfsrl.
J0nnlS sienTr. Tacoma Waeh
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ALASKA L0NDIKE WANN|



FOR SAT.E-A well furnished .-rocnl
house, one block from p. O.. cheap rent.
FOR SAl-E-A 4NrooEn lodging house
central location.
FOR sAI.E-A hotel: s. rooms: office on
FOR sALE-6srocery store: doing a good
business
FOR sALE-A splendidly located cigar
FOR sALE-one az the best saloons in
FOR SALE Restaurant on Second 81.
FOR Restaurant on First avenue.
For SALE-Niliinery store: we'll 10
FOR SALE-We have all kinds of busi-
ness chances; come and see US before
MAYER REALTY co,
81, 81 3 Union Block.
COPPER RIvER-Fast sailing brigantine
Blakeley saiiss from Seattle TO Copper
River February :. Experienced guide
FREE to guide party inland. Fare only
so.
Palace steamer also steams for Cop
per River Jan - Immediate booking
necessary on this.
We can quote you special rates to Daw-
son on freight and passengers IL applied
for Immediately.
Steam Launch. length . feet: beam,
6 feet; horse power. s: high pressure
cylinder. 2xi; low pressure. Xxi: copper
condenser; three-hladed 16-inch diam
eter brass propeller: new suhmerger
tube boiler. 30 inches high. "a inches di-
ameter: ready TO SAIL sl.275.
wOoLERY & ROSA.
" B.-LIST YOUR STEAMERS OR
VESSELS WITH is FOR SALE. WE
HAVE SPOT CASH CUSTOMERS FOR
THEM.
WOoLERY & ROSA.
HAVE FEW FIRST AND SECOND
CLASS TICKETS LEFT ON CLARA
NEVADA. THE FINEST ON THE PA
CHIC COAST. LEAVING TUESDAY,
JANUARY Is: MUST APPLY INME-
DIATELY TO SECURE PASSAGE.
WOoLERY & ROSA.
SkAGUAY AND DYEA FREIGHT-T. II.
Dempsey * Co. are prepared 10 make
contracts for immediate delivery of all
kinds OF freight at Skaguay and Dyea;
til -rT1 al
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PERSON VAL.

MINES. RATES 6 NELSON. JUST orr
from Ehleago and san Francisco have
taken I8rlovs Nn the Savoy az ~ Ff~zy
ave rue. and are prepared to d. work
both quick Sud fe3 Scrab,s. Ladies want
ing stylish x0rA done are cordially n
Nttea 10 call on them
RING THE 70. X" BoX for .r,rzee-s-or
ana give him Your classified adNersEs.,.
rTprt. ths Fcst-lnt sl}lGeuce~ A.s8 ~
for weSssngSr- Rates &c word ~
s. - = line a month
TEETH FILLED without pain. plates SO
par set, EXTRACTING. aec- Iai rlenar SGT
without roof. so. iasv as=s<-anr Dr
Baker. Dentist, 0-6f sullivan building.
THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED AIrh-rr7,le
Western cottage organs now rF~a~.>a
cheaper than Inferior w kos. hs surs
ani see theYa. II -dln Sc psks $50.
HATRDR ESST Nts-M2 @ss. .-ti.rs... h1aaoh-
ink tlufiDE CO. e11.a. 1t0g& t+afs.sr.a1lr
ara second avenue EcCH !
SACRlFGCf r. BAntrs guitars. retrselfos
victims. organs. i@ft owe. .ruua A-rt4rg-gss
Nm Ma-tLus ~ Second
STOVE AND RANGE REPAlRS an
ksnstS 80 Nesifr 1Neu-1E.
sPANGENBERG gr.Is,s and se..s e,IIl@rY
e. Secoua.
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EMPLOYMENT NvANTED-MALE.

WILL TAKE New England agency OF
any bright business propositions, write
particulars 60 aries Groves. ~ Wash
lngtnn street Boston. Mass.
WAETED~-A position "a steward or some
Alaska steamship: unlimited experience.
best Of references. Address L. r. care
OF POST Inicilige ncor.
WANTED Office or outside position By
man Of business experience and 5lig-
ment. references. Address ". ", POST
IuGeligencer
FIRST-f'IsASS mechanical draught<raan
desires engagement; experienced in ship
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FREIGHT AND PASSAGE To ST. MI
chaei and Dawson City: knocked down
boats. boilers. etc. at reasonable rates,
special facilities: will contract with par
ties 10 take freight and passengers 10
St Michael: first boat will leave Seattle
10 build river boats before Yukon opens
up. For freight and passage see L. II.
Dempsey agent and vessel broker. 5Q6-1-S
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NOTICE-Letters for Dawson City direct
James b. Churchill. OF Fort Stell lcoom.
Wash. leaves for the klondike direct on
or about January %. Any letters lntrust-
ed TO him will be delivered az Dawson
without delay. forward same 10 him az
Fort Steilacoom. Wash. incloslng II gar
rier's fee. References: Dr. l.. God.
dard superintendent W. w. ii. l.. foft
Steilacoom: Hon. NJ. ]. Gordon, ASSOCIATE
Justice supreme court Tacoma; Dr Is.
Loughary. 81. D.. Seattle; Hon y I. an
de Nanter. Kent Wash. Maj. h. e. Mac
donald. Spokane Wash.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
THf. Scotch SOCIETY VIII celebrate the
arn.yerssIry q. the irfmo~ al bard Burns
with = grand concert asa ball. At the
Arnory. Janua ~ .. ora ion on Burns
by Coy. John Il Rogers singers WIFI be
the best procnrs bic n TIE city. concert
starts promptly II 5.
ARrANA Lodge No. s. r and A M
meets second ard fourth Monday each
mont
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yr order 10 secure eorrec- insertion OF
-efsess Under these headlngs- the sans
shos.d be se<s At he business Office o. ln.s
rener 10 charge Is made Tor SUCH no
Ices ~.S~-
Erre-ef : Offices resolutions or ofhe.
snecsaE arm l1gsee n1ent= NJ re c1sssE2
81 tka rafe 4 - eertS per lie eacn Il
sertIcr. pos TINT EI.I-ifii NE -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-24

CANADIAN DCTIES-If YOU are going to
locate In Klondike or pass through 10
Alaska under the bonded privilege, vou
can have your custom house papers pre-
pared before you leave here: those VINO
have papers ready for passing the Gus
toms will not be DELAYED while those
who have not must wait the conven-
fence of the officers Call on 4. F. Engie-
hardt. Canadian custom house broker, a
Colman building
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SKAGUAY AND DYEA FREIGHT-T. II.
Dempsey * Co. are prepared 10 make
contracts for immediate delivery of all
kinds of freight nj Skag,ay and Dyea;
limited amount of lumber viii be taken.
The large Al bark Highland Light Viii
be dispatched about February Isl with
all kinds of freight. live stock lumber.
etc. First come. first served so5-1S Sc
attic National Bank building.
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THE BUREAU OF INFORMATION.
Alaska Chamber of Commerce, OF Ju-
neau. Alaska, has established branch
headquarters In Seattle. At the Hotel
Northern: Mr.. Frank L. Howard, gen.
eIai manager. and Mr.. Asa Gardner, as
sistant. are our only duly authorized
agents. For information pertaining 10
Alaska and the Yukon country, call upon
them personally or address. Your letters
Will DO promptly answered.
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kLosDiiS E-wsNTs.


PARENTS Got$G TO KT0~T,TsCEs c~-
Go nothing better for their sons and
daughters than 10 leave them al Vashor
Soilege while their home Is broken Up
Special care given 10 boys f1rde~ Is va4 -
Number limited to "A CafaIoetse ard
other Information by addressing PTsssi-
dent a {. Jones Ph. D.. Burton WASH
NEW ALASKA NAP. showing routes
autographed I colors. cloth cover Jae.
paper. &c also our Guide TO Yukon
Cold Fields. Illustrated the most 4ti-
fAeoilc. 81. With above rsap J)e lor-
nan & HanfoFa Co. Publishers Alaskan
literature. Seattle
HELP WANTED-Bcuad for Alaska
Free transportation and board for ar
vices, ealing AaTgn I. ten ship carFg.sI,-
terS a1G fcar Cauihers. none b,I: sob<--
reliable men taken. Apply Seattie-Yukon
Transportation Co. %3-32 Columbia street.
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$50 rare opportunity to acquire n
s.siI1 interest IN an established NsFl9ieSSait.
ioaT, iced. haY grain dried fruits and
SsAISrate1 goods. We have our Gwn feed
sL.l and wharf business. averages about
$500 Per year now. vita cur hEaiaca
house at Skag1lav Ne expect to double
.Stt2er incomes. a thorough invesfsga-
ssoA- which We insist On. VIII prove en-
10y satisfactory. stock on hand VIII
invoice about s7.as'; incoming partner
Kan remain IN Seattle or so 20 SSagu2y-
PARTICULARS Of Feazel X Ninnlz, -
Alnckier block
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SPECIAL. NOTICES

are now prepare I
do composition for the trade tany -
ure) In NonpareI. Miaon. Rrxysrf -
Long Primer. Satisfaction guaraals1l
Call or address Post-Intelligencsr, "a.
tie.
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THE ARGONAUT OUTFTTTING COM
pany-" Everything 70 eat. work with
and wear" for Copper river direct: We
Will dispatch the 4 | schooner Lizzie
Colby, l43 tons net register, for Copper
river Valdez pass. without transfer.
about February 2 ISIS. fare s5e, accom-
modations for ninety passengers and
freight. The Argonaut Quitting Com
pany. los Yesler avenue.
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SPECIAL. INFORMATION DAILY 8
manufacturers, business houses u
public men by the Press Clipping nj
reau fAllen'sl. room AZ Mckay hullfx
Portland. Or.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


WASTED-Wnod turner. men 20 load
wood sl-1s: baFkers: mixer. wood and
belt choppers. Soc and 81 per c0-d: mill
hands: eguikers. 81 day: gseaser: sawyer
laundry washer and engineer black
smith. ship and finish carpenters: teams:
swaEnpeTs and woodsgnen, machine 3riii
miners free pass. knot sa~yers: wire
worker. sal miners: business cha Tres:
farms 10 rent. Eastern inquirers fnclose
81 crare's Employment Bureau. fas
Washington street.
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KLONDIKE-VESSELS.

COPPER RIVER-Fare. $50, including SER
vices OF experienced guide 100 miles in
land: brigantine Blakeley viii sail from
ply Oceanic Packing Co. ca Sullivan
building. or c. L. Thurston n Co. ln9
Cherry street.
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WANT ~ trade sooa kioDa.ke dog for
- wfnE machine Address -. Gaze g
IoSs- LGtel4ScaCx<.
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ALASKA FREIGHT-A large prospect
ing outfit having their own ocean vessel
and Yukon river steamers viii leave Sc
attie FOR 81. Michael and Dawson on
May l. NO and have about 100 tons
freight space for sale; delivery of freight
~ 81. Michael or Dawson guaranteed.
Fer rates apply 10 r. {. Bell, room Il
Olympic block. Seattle. References.
First National bank. Seattle.
LATEST Klondike guide December. 1SsD:
first complete route and mining guide.
only one containing charts Of White
Horse and other dangerous rapids. soc.
Hunes. Lysons & Sallee. publishers.
Seattle. Wash.
ANDERSoN'S KLONDIkE MAP, just
issued. shows claims on all streams in
the neighborhood OF Dawson: 2lX5o
inches: price. 20 cents. .. +. Anderson
Map and Blue Print Co, Occidental
building Seattle. Wash.
No MINING BY PRoxY-soc may save
you &90o; buy the Kiondike-A xa
mining laws. post yourself pocket size
la pages. sent for 5Gc. Hills & .iusher-
man. Box Hes. Seattle. Wash.
READ advertisement o. CrystaiEsxed Eggs.
Page ;.
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WANTED Roon and board Nth private
family fer gentleman ana wife location
between Tenth and to5rte. NIB avenues
ana spring and James streets preferred
rsfVreuess exchanged t'sii It or address
i8es FIRST avenue todAE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-24
NOTICE TO coNTRACrORA
ENGINEERS AND CoNTRACTOn

SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COxPAxI
engineers and contractors: bridge Hzs
ing. dredging. harhor improvement Y.
general contracting. Charles sssef =
First avenue south.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-24

SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY. bs,t.
OF bridges for railroads and hlkngSls
pile driving tres.ls and wharf 5cfaa
sI2 Seattle National Rank building