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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-16

The Illinois legislature. at iu last
session. passed bill materially chang
ing the school law as applied to ex-
penses and assessments for building
purposes. The old law allowed per
cent OF the valuation for purpose o'
expenses and per cent for building
purposes. The change in the law al
lows 2ti per cent for running expenses
and the same amount for building pur-
poses. This change will prove very ac-
ceptable to the school boards through
out the state, as many OF them have
been unable to meet current expenses
on the per cent. This latter fact WIZ
duo to the very low assessments in the
state.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-16

The latest novelty in the way OF
dinner was given last week by Lispen-
ard Stewart, New York swell. He in
vited twenty five OF his friends to dine
at Martins restaurant. where they
found an elaborate spread and a beau
tiful table decorated with white tulips.
lilies OF the valley and maiden-hair
fern. When four courses had been
scrved-oys,ers, soup and Ash and an
entree-the ladies resumed their wraps
and took carriages furnished by their
host to the Hoffman house. where
haunch OF English mutton was served
with Brussels sprouts and grand dis
play OF violets. When this was eaten
the party re-entered their carriages
and drove to the Waldorf-Asto
whore they finished the dinner amid
most gorgeous spread OF orchids. This
progressive plan will no doubt be imi-
tated by more than one society ape.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-16

II the dove of universal peace which
. western evangelist says he sees how
ering In the air Is really at that aiti-
tude 4, Is going to drop its olive brancn
and become very tired before II comes
Gown. There is no country which isn't
at war or talking war: and the con-
servative old Chicago Tribune declares
that war between Spain and this couh-
try actually began with the blowing up
of the Maine. and is now being prose-
cuted with such vigor that the bird Is
liable to be frightened to death.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-16

The senate committee on commerce
is considering the arguments made 81
representatives of the National Busi'
ness league and the National Board o'
Trade in the interest Of the establish
ment OF new department OF the gov
ernment to be called, the department o'
com merce and industries. and to bt
presided over by a cabinet ofncer. The
arguments were generally made nions
the lines tha. the United States Is the
only country OF Importance which hai
not department corresponding to the
one proposed. and that the national In
dustries and commerce could never
have the supervision their Importance
demands without having separate su-
pervision, and that 1t would not be
satisfactory 10 place this work In
charge Of q bureau ofilcer OF the agri'
cultural department for the reason that
tn. department was already doing all
tha: could well be expected OF It.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-16

Senator Tlllman demands that Port
Royal harbor shall be protected from
foreign foes. Whats the use? II war
comes Tiilman could easily run down
there with his pitchfork.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-16

The cause Of labor ought to be indis-
naut at the statement that only LOO
out Of !. 900. 900 deaths are due to gout.
No laborer can afford the luxury. Their
dying must be of diseases belonging
to the plcbeiau variety.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-16

A Minnesota correspondent OF the
New York Sun states that in the past
few years the quality OF wheat grown
In the northwest has deteriorated. Ter
yeaTs ago No. hard was the contract
grade In terminal markets. and for sew.
eral years considerably over half the
wheat received at Duluth was the "a.
NOUS No. hard. Later this grade
became scarcer and the grain dirtier,
% that contract grade was reduced
from No. hard to No. northern. The
crop Of the last year has been alarm
ingly short Of even No. / northern
not Is per cent Of the wheat received
at Minneapolis for months having come
mp to grade. The cause Of this 10 sup
posed to b due more to . continual
uSS of the same seed thaA to impov.
erishment Of the soil. and \ general
sffort 10 being made in both states
TO import seed. Scotch ffe wheat from
further north. Manitoba. and the. val.
leys OF the Saskatchewan and Peace
ftvers. will be sought. and It is hoped
To % improve the strains Of wheat In
the states that for years No. I hard will
again be common. 1t takes less of hard
wheat to make barrel Of -four than OF
any other grade. 4e
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-16

II Spain ia really SO very friendly to
this country and so much in need OF
money. It might sell Uncle Sam a few
Warships.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-16

Maxers OF cannon. powder. small
arms. etc. scout the idea that war will
hurt business.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-16

In crowded church In Poughkeepsie
recently the service had to be stopped
while several fainting women were car
r1ed from the room. Investigation re-
vealsd that after the meeting the pre-
eeAing Sunday the sexton had closed
tAs church without airing :t. and the
y1tistsd atmosphere had been reheatsd
seof another audience. It Is ~ much Z
exims for housekeepers and Jxriitors to
farnish their families and guests with
hJurs air. ~ II would be to - before
,tAeA supwhoBesome food Indeed. .
0al ean live longer without food than
viEAeut aif.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-16

intolerable condition Of affairs which is
Mt our doors.
Prepared to execute every obligation
imposed upon me by the constitution
and the law, await your action.
Yesterday and since the preparation
Of the foregoing message official In
formation was received by me that the
latest decree of the queen regent Of
Spain directs General Blanco, in order
to prepare and facilitate peace. to pro.
claim a suspension Of hostIlities, the
duration and details Of which have not
yet been communicated to me.
This fact, with every other consider
alton Will, / am sure. have your just
and careful attention. In the solemn de
liberation upon which you are about tOs
enter.
II this measure attains q successful
result. then our aspirations as Chris
tian, pence-loving people win be real
lied. -.
II 1t falls, It viii only be another
justification for our contemplated
action.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY. .
Executive Mansion. April II, 1893. y
At 1910 O'Clock the reading Of the
message was concluded In the Senate.
Mr.. Davis then moved that the mes
sage be referred to the foreign rela-<
tions committee.
This Was carried, and the aenate, at
1:15 O'Clock, adjourned.
Applause followed the chose Of tbs
reading OF the message In the House.
The message was referred at once to
the committee on foreign relations.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-04-16

such that the Spanish government can
not assure safety to vessel in the Ha-
vana harbor on a mission Of peace and
rightfully there.
Further referring in this connection
to recent diplomatic correspondence. a
dispatch from our minister to Spain
of the 26th ultimo, contained the state
ment that the Spanish minister for for
eign affairs assured him positively that
Spain will do all that the highest hon
or and Justice require In the matter Of
the Maine.
The reply above referred to on the
31st ultimo also contained nm express
sion OF the readiness Of Spain TO submit
to mn arbitration all the differences
which can arise In this matter. which
IL subsequently explained by the note
OF the Spanish minister at Washing
ton OF the 10th inst. as follows:
"As to the question Of fact which
springs from the diversified views be-
tween the report Of the American and
Spanish boards spain proposes that
the fact be ascertnined by an impair
tial investigation by experts. which de-
cision Spain accepts In advance. To
this have made no reply"
President Grant in 1875. In discussing
the phases Of the contest as II then an
peared, and its h0peless and apparent
indefinite prolongation, said:
I'm such event am OF the opinion
that other nations will be compelled to
assume the responsibility which de-
wolves upon them and TO seriously CON-
slider the only remaining measures nos
sible, mediation and Intervention, Ow-
Ing. perhaps, to the large expanse Of
water separating the island from the
peninsula, the contending parties ap-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-14
The sultan and OuF Missionaries.

The porte has demanded the recall 81
tao American missionaries from the prov
snce of Aleppo. on the pretexf that their
mission is likely 10 cause disturbances.
The sick man Of Europe" Is as unreasoa-
able as his political health is feeble. As a
bright contrast 30 his ohstinacy and stu
pidity. the people Of America are aekn0wl-
edging far and wide the bensfesnce Of the
mission Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
namely. 10 relieve and prevent malaria.
rheumatism and kidney complaint, chronic
dyspepsia constipation and liver trouble.
The nervous the weak and the inf1rm de-
rive unspeakable benefit from its use. and
IL greatly nnitigates the weakness and in
firmifies which are specially incident to
advancing years.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-14

Few officers OF the British army pcs-
sees a more brilliant record Of active SER
fce thar Sir Evelyn Wood. the neT ad-
tsstant general Previous 20 becoming a
soldier he xas for a short time In TIE navy,
daring which he took par in TIE Ir1n1ean
war and in one Of his intervals OF com.
narrative leisure he read for the bar and
uaz duly "cafIe1'' THUS. he IS lawyer and
sailor as well az soldier. In IsS he OBJ
tained 8 commission IN the army and ssfT-
ef throughout the Indian mEfiry. where
ne won the Victoria cross for his gallantry
on fwo occasions He also took "a r. in the
Ashantee war 81 1s1e-1s: the kafir, Zulu
Egyptian war OF lss1, and the Nile exped!-
sgn4 NJ JsS4-sS
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FREE TO ALL WOMEN.

wish all ladies 10 kaoH ;naG i am man
ager OF branch Office for the sale OF the
famous Balm of Figs. a REMEDY Which viii
positively cure all forms Of female wea k
ness without the aid of physician. and
a proof OF It's merits. 1 Will gladly give or
sead any lady one 5a-ceul box free a /,
there is no case of Painful Periods. Leucor-
rhoea. Disbursements or Irregularities but
what II will cure. This Is Lo uuack doc
tors medicine, or humbue. but Natures
own remedy for women. which restored me
to health after all other means had failed.
and is Endorsed by many Seattle ladies' II
viii cost you nothing 10 convince yours II
OF its merits. and shall be pleased TO have
you call. or send e-cent stamp and I
win send you enc 50-ceni box free. and
Rose. Seattle Wash. 424 Belmont Avenue.
REMFsMPFR-RArM OF FIGS CrrRrS
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REWARD-Ten dollars VIII Be paid for
information leading 20 the conviction OF
any person stealing copies OF this paper
oefxersd 10 subscribers in Seattle
Any ERTISINtS-Onice hours OF tae
fosE~ IntelI.ge business oTIieS; Daliy
uHh ii 2. m: Sunday hours. a. m. 20
i-;SV 2. m. and : 70 9 2. m. CIaSs1lied
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Tune Advertisements under ting mead OF
Los Found. For Sale, For Rent ana
situations Wanted Will he Inserted az ts4e
rate or cent a word each insertion. ray
narnt always IN advance. Ne aoFeFii9e-
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ADV ERTISERS - Changes TOR auNeF-
tiseIaetlts II the sunday Post nis Il sc ,ie'ef
must be furnished by / O'Clock saturday
AdvsFtis ments viii be received at
branch offices OF the Post-Inteiligencer:
TACOMA BCREAU-No. lbs PACING
avenue.
EFERETT-P. X Lewis.
FtlhI LtWNSE<D--Wn N. \. Pfeifer.
BEILINGHAM BAY - New Wha1com,
Parker Fl Is. Manager
Oily hPiA-4ls Z Nan street, e. e. WIN
STANLEY, agent
VICTORIA. b. C.-George MarSien-
The following letters await advertisers
1t this Office.
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GEO. w. DUDLEY.
A Prominent st. Louis Business Man
Cured OF Asthma, Case of Ten
Years Standing, by DR.. Char.
cots koia Nervine Tablets,

e.. Louis, No. April q 1897
TO whom II may concern.-I am pleased
10 add my testimonial TO the worth OF DR.,
Charcoss koia Ncrvine Tablets, having
been afflicted with asthma for about ten
years. ! have found great relief from the
Use OF these Tablets, for after having uss~I
one Of the large boxes the symptoms were
nearly enacei.
tSness from my experience. I am
Truly yours. Geo w. Daley
N B.-Mr. George w. Dudley writer q.
Tire above Istte-, Is president OF The Dul.
ley Machinery Co. StLouis. Mo, ari ore
OF the best known civil ard conSxrar an =
engineers In the West and South West
He has recently gained national prorYi-
hence a. ore OF the inventors and ownArs
OF the celebrated dynamite gan now being
used with such deadly effect by the Cuban
Insurgests IL their struggle for liberty
Dr.. Charcot'e Eoia NeryfDe Tablets nAve-
fan In nervous diseass OF any kind Fffsv
cents and 81 20 1T all druggists. Sae Dr.
Charcot's name on label Eureka Chemical
4 Mfg. Co.. La Crosse Wis.
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both editors appeared - fee up The stairs
ard onto the tsird scor together, oae
s-opgers IN s cioset on tire landing. ard as
ire enrzg@a but triumphant reveaer
marched up &c the second fight he was
hasely asxalled from the rear. his weapon
torr froyn hts grasp, and his person EUde-
81 thrown Down the stairs 10 the street
And the next morning and all through
the winter tne ossce IRE burned rnerriiy,
and he Ratchet became at once the tro-
phy ard the wood-chopper fer the Mani
ratz editors
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births. Marriages. Deaths.

In order TO secure correct Insertion az
noises under these headings, the same
snoufo De left at ne bus ness oOfce Of tnss
paper No charge IS made for suca no
tees.
Funeral notices. resolutions or other
spScaa8 announce Eents Will be charged
at the rate Of 10 erGss per lire each IL
ser..en. ST-INTELLIGENCER co.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By a gentleman OF some eN-
perience and temperate in habits, posi-
ten as clerk. dry goods preferable; refer
ences desired, references furnished. Adj
dress Horace Plat, Crab Orchard. Neb.
WANTED situation by reliable part as
bOokkeeper or clerk: would not object 10
going TO Alaska. Address &. N. Post
Inteli2encer.
WANTED-Position by Japanese first
class cock In family: wages s25 up. Ad-
dress p. j. care Post-Intelligencer.
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ON sale 10 the geld fields. direct from
Semitic to Dawson Gag aud the klnn-
die country. Al water route via
3ukou river. Steamers brand new
rx.r,thtnE clean ard comfortable.
Contra. f5- bu.ia'rE car two Yukon
river boats has been let - y J. Allen. the
weII-known sa.pl1'laer o. this city. he
S,ets8n q Post Nil Company furnish n z
lumber and ward room fer construction
Mr. Allen vii have tuI charge II work
uatl cor1pietion q: beats on TIE Alaskan
coast Tire vessel for mouth ot yukon
river under command a. Can't J w
Monroe. viii SAL from Seattle March Is
1854 Officers az oar boats are all well
known r,en tn ts.s city and familiar with
ghe coast IF Alaska
Ketegence-Bos;on National Baak. Sc
atllc.
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MARRIAGES.

X AUFMANN-HEACOCK - GA Wednes-
the brides parents 81 Ninth avenue.
Jacob Kaufman, OF Moscow, Idaho. ard
Helen +. Heacock. Rev. w Ii. O. TeEnnle
Officiating.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE OF household frrnNss
at Bickerton's salesrooms. l5l2 tsfst y.
enue on Saturday at II O'Clock; parss
furniture. dining room furniture. Nsensa
furniture. bedroom furniture, ssoyes ht
ber's outfit and two upright ana g
square piano: makers. Steinway, peskh
Bros E,rnest Gahie Bros.
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BUSINESS CHAyrr.

house sAd 1dT,r5 ll. furniture Of al L..
FOE SAlE-A bakery sons..,..
restaurant s0issctionery a,s
On >ALE-A splenaldly ioca,sa
Front street 'asiaS house a,
FOR SALE-tfroce-v ana
wei located and doing yc-ss marss,,..
Foh SAL-ts-A well-es,ahIIsssas CUISINES s;,sss
store, CHEAP. izsslsasfv
E E9B S al /; and fruit stand
FOR SALE-Doa ~ ~ -,
the city. oest saIoCns i,
FOR SALE-A % - and ls-roor, =.
FS OK S = kinds Of business eA,,.
MAYER REALTY "a
IS, "a. s. onion 49,.
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The population of Japan has increased at
the rate OF q per cent. in the last twenty
four years
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FOR SAIfs-LssDS

FOR SALE-inalan reservation landa-rrn-
der ne acts ot congress, approved March
3. iss2, ana Ju'v = 1857 there vy{iI hn goil
- public auction in the city OF Tace.r,1.,
Washington. all the uusoid norton ~ 80 !.
Puy2iluD Indian reservation orfetr.1ti,
amounting 10 5000 acres 81 @xra 'iii.'rs
garden. farming and timber land 1rseaa
lands VII he sold IN tracts 10 ss,i+ -.
ch&sels- Ttls reservation immediately "a
joins the City Of Tacoma and boysa-.
on Puget sound About so acre. - J.
Aaye been plated into lots as an addition
10 Tacoma. and these lots ara a-1rrsieeI
al from s@ q &c" each: acre lots a $40
- 1@9 each. These lots will 10 cfg,-@s
Tor safe a. me same time a. fAe 49,
Terms y sale. for lands and lots c9eS'
or no, less than one-thIrd east, ana baI.
ance II equal annual instailnents IN ,,,1a
-FOUR, three, TWO or one year al ortio, =.
purchaser. Win six per cent infares. 81. ~
cured by vendors Hen; deeds 10 he ar
proved oy the secretary Of the fnts,srl.
sale con- rrsnces a. Tacoma Vasbt,rxx'
ton. or Wednesday, F-s5ruary, Ie a. =
o'clock z. m. md viii be rnr.ir,nd -. =.
every Wednesday until ali tho isrSs ~ ~
lots are sold or withdrawn from sale W.
fun Information address G. s. sn,y-,5xo..f
Commissioner Tacoma Wash e'i'
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kLONDIkERSt Your outfit Is not COM
pIete without HIS condensed maple SUI
gar.
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FOR SALE-LODGTxG HoISrS

FOR SALF-Lodging house OF f.tv roox,,s.
centrally located; well furnished: rsasan
able reft; wish 10 sell on account ~
sickness: tor cash only; price. 81 so.
restaurant. on Columbia g.ree., opposite
postofTIce. OTFN9't9
FOR SALE-29-r room lodging hopSa go
6Jx1D foot lot; close in: you must h,,v
sqon., for 11o. Z. Bryan, room d
iiAaekey block. "
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED allers. buckers and hook
tenders $3.50: mill and marine engineers;
hotel and restaurant walters: knee bolt
men, s.: machine drill miners: skidders;
log decker; all-around wOodsmen; ma
chinists steady work; hooktenders; rig
ging singers: barkerS: second loader:
hotel walters; bolt choppers, soc, the
best show in the state; boilermakerS;
trimmer; resawyer: coal miners; Alaska
help. with S100; farms 10 rent; business
chances. etc, at Cranes. los Washing
ton street.
WANTED-An English couple without
children: man TO work in market gar
den near the city; must he strong and
used tn outdoor work; woman TO take
care q house. Address A. b. c., p, o.
Box 1-2. Seattle.
ACTIVE MAN 10 travel In this and adj
Joining counties. 50 4 month and all
expenses; no experience or capital re-
CURED. Address Globe Co, 123 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia. Pa.
vANTED-Two men Of neat appearance
for light outdoor work Call after Q
O'clock. room 52I Seattle National Bank
building Pacific Art Co
WANTED-A good typewriter salesman
taat can operate mach!ne. Salary. State
qualifications. Adirt ~ +. F., care Post
intelligence.
WILSON'S MODERN BUSINESS col
lece uew collins building viii exchange
tuition Ger janlioT service with the right
young man.
WANTTfl-Two Hrst-citss pattornmak-
ers wape~ 81 = t5rf DIV. Anil IN PIT
Sound Engine Works Port Townsend.
WA%TED-Two good i've salssrner: on'v
energetic men need 7rr1v. Can between
+ foor. ''''
SO = WEEK and expenses paid mon 10
~sTv The X. /. kline Co s., TIT LII
No
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Tn Fiaf.fc. as Madison street
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49, - 1T %. q
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usrtf.r rfth .t.at au.o7nt 70 aa..a,.. ~
business seattle r Skas'laE, lady Or
as~t. Address : T.. Pos Intel. Z n~er.
WANTED a pastue. iu su gys.er sIani.
wi}h .'a- q % In-kt So IN 'nta. Address
+ 81. .Hr- Fost-tHtel ige0cer.
~ Ntt--r- Fa.ts with S-oo TO jsii, M n
hesJ paving bu5.neSs ia civ can ~oota
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PARTY WITH yI5i<s u take half Inter
T@l IN VERY tTl n sing Ffz&NNt%EfAFfAL
ttrprise. BOX 5>2 Seattle.
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The emily ali rail roas- usthn.s
change OF cara between spokane
uassiand and Nelson. Also b~tu~r,
Nelson nd Rossiaad.
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rsv P 4; t l, TIN OFFICE FOR sAIr-
;ns = ce a., tdoT OF the Superior eos-,
bids for the purchase az ne - receive
;stock-in-trada Of the Queen cs.v -a s. aas
inS SesnpanN; now being operated = n az
as loo and book printing hpss,ss \.
rooms ES IL Is. 10 aud 1. Gilman sa'ss.. =
n-ontr. .ve, ,r,. seattle. WASH. whsry s.
lent opportunity 10 acquire a sr 40 s s
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D. f. DuRIE, Receiv,,

A GOOD INVESTMENT-Ths rs,l,--.
SWoHoro oner as bonus TO any "a -
Will establish vegetable tryinr 30, az
81 Swotfogd the following: Site 80 49,
Inel, hauling OF lumber. and labar =.
erecting the bulldog. VegetaAlss
nished in any quantity. For nsr,ss, % 2,
write 70 Secretary Farmers Assass.s's, :. =
Swofford, Wash.
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FOR SALE-Rsre chance: finely Iara,.a
old established restaurant and hsss-s~
doing the largest business In Tsa~.s,
Will retain half interest with ,Ss rsS.
party. Address =. .. BOX SIS Tseass.'
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED - FEMALE.

-------~> - 70 ~~-~- --
WANTED - Position as stenographer.
typewriter and assistant book keeper;
four years experience with lumber and
manufacturing business. Address V. C.,
Posi- Intelligercer.
LADY, % years old good health, would
Ike position as cook for party going 20
Alaska: can furnish reference. Adore -
+. H.. care Post-IntelIieencer.
WANTED-Position as nurse To invalid.
or would care for children, assist with
studies. etc, Address III. e, Post-Intel-
ligencer office Tacoma.
NANTED-A good dressmaker wants
work by the day in families; new work
or making over. Address 26l2 Fifth
street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-14
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REASON WHY

EASTERN LADY. 49, college edueaat
one year abroad. cultivated home mai,
now West. desires position as goterss = :.
and supervising housekeeper. nSnsrA
references: correspondence sought ~
Post-Intelligencer.