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The evening times., 1898-12-20
DWi-ht's Eirmness.
(From the Pittsburg Dispatch


One OF ex-President Dwight's first official acts
after he became head of Yale College, was to ae
cept from Mrs. Osborn. of New York, the gift of
recitation hall, the building of which would
necessitate the destruction of the famous old
Yale fence. The students held an indignation
meeting, at which President Dwight appeared
and said: Gentlemen, the corporation did not
consider il wise 10 endanger a gift of some $500,
600 for the sake OF little sentiment You know
it IS an old SAYING that the lightning does not
e.ri-" twice in the same place. | suppose that
the best reason that has been given for this
phenomenon OF nature is that given by the small
boy because it doesn't have to- Good day, gem
tlemen.'
The evening times., 1898-12-20
Big Coal Contract for Norfolk.

Norfolk, Va. Dec. 20.-The Toms Creek
Coal and Coke Company, of this city. is
the successful bidder for 120000 tons of
steam coal for the use of the Central
Railway of Brazil. The bid was S6-55 per
ton delivered. The filling of this contract
will largely increase the charters OF
schooners for Brazil Freight rates are
stiffening in prospect. The road is owned
by the Brazilian government.
The evening times., 1898-12-20
A Compliment to the President.
From the New York Sun.

That noble orator and profound public philos-
opher, Abraham Lincoln, has not been approached
in the matter Of saying felictously the right
thing at the proper moment by any of his sue
cessors in the Office of President so nearly as by
the Hon. William Mckinley. This great praise is
no than is due to Mr.. McKinleys public
uterances since the pregnant crisis of the Spanish
war begun.
The evening times., 1898-12-20
De Razah Social,

'Shshpen up dat razah, Sambo;
Drink yo' fill OBJ fve-cent gin:
See yo' at de razsh social
All invited-free-pitch in.
''Doan neglec' yo' brickbst practice.
Keep yo' han in wild yo' gun;
Dorsey Foultz hab sent in notis
Dat he'll come and see de fun.
"Yaller gals from Foggy Bottom,
In dey clos oh rainbow hue;
Bloodfield dudes wild foah-inch collars
'Laska dimuns shining, too.
s'Shirts so loud dey wake de eoppah,
Dozin' on is lonely beat;
Bloomah pants-de berry latis'-
Patent leathshs on dey feet
Sambo shahpened up is razah.
Loaded up wild five-cent gin;
Put is gun into is pocket
Ready wen de fun begin.
Jine de eoons in Louise Alley
Program open wild dance;
Ffddlers play yirginy hoe-down,
Blur oh movin' skirts an pants
Den dey hab an ole-time cakewalk-
Twenty couples fall in line;
Do dey bes' to win dat frostin',
Bowin' low an waIkin' fine.
Sambo an a WALLER beauty
Lead percession. In deP wake
Comes de odah competitors,
All eyes centahed ON de cake.
Doan know how de trubble stahted-
Didn't stay to see it trough;
Seb'rl niggahs in dey coftins.
Jedges gwine dat way, too.
Sambo gage free Transportation
Mex day in de Black Mariarh:
'Po'tant bizness at de P'lice Coht
Cessitates is presence dar.
Hadn't time TO make is toilet
Coht adj razahed down de bress:
Collah gone an ''stoYepipe'' missin';
Shirt and dimun wild de res.
Now he standin' 'foah .Jedge Kimball,
Lookin' like he stole sheep;
Wish 'imself wild other niggalis
Dat is razah put 10 sleep.
Jedge, he hof i'm fur gran jury
No one go po' niggail's bail;
Can't ten no noah razah eeciais-
Boahdin' at de Distris Jail.
-O. A. HARBAUGH
The evening times., 1898-12-20
Spanish War Pension Claims.

The Spanish war pension claims present
ed to the Department passed the 200e
are pouring in every day and if the pres
ent rate is maintained. it is quite probable
that number 5000 will be filed out before
the new veaN.
The evening times., 1898-12-20
Hindsig In {.

(From the New York TribuEe)
There used to be a joke about snowdrifts
The elevated roads At least il considered
to be joke: but il looks as though il ought
to have been taken seriously, since the Brooklyn
elevated roads have discontinued even the few
through trains they used to run across the bridge
s'en account OF the saow" What sweet boon
it has been to the public. to be sure this giving
OF $50 ,0G0 900 public property TO a private cor
poration.
The evening times., 1898-12-20

New York Republican politics are pc
culiar. Mr. Gibbs, the New York MEM
ber of the Republican National Commit
tee, was proposed by the Secretary of the
Interior for membership in the Repubr-
can Club, purely party organization,
yet was blackbailed Mr. Depew is the
president of the club Thirteen other
names received unanimous vote for ad-
mission. What strikes the outsider is
that the Republican Club is more par
ticuIar about its membership than the
Republican National Committee.
The evening times., 1898-12-20

The fact that President Mckinley wore
a Confederate veteran badge all day at
Macon will complete the anguish and in
dignation of Secretary Ayers partcu
larlar friends in the North. who have
been badly ratified by the Presidents s
proposition that the Federal Government
should care for the Confederate ceme-
terias
The evening times., 1898-12-20
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

The Advertisers Guarantee Company. OF Chi
oago hereby certifes that il has by its expert
examiners. proven and attesIed the circulation
of THE TIMES, Of Washington d. c. The daily
average PAID circulation for the month of Oc-
t9ber lS9s Nas ~ .396 copies
This Is GUARANTEED TO the advertisers Of
tie country by BOND OF $4,000 in the Fidelity
and Deposit Company OF Mary land, deposited
with the Northwestern National Bank. al Chicago.
ADVERTISERS GUARANTEE COMPANY,
By J. r. MASON, President.
The evening times., 1898-12-20
BATTLE WITH BOLIVIAN
INSURGENTS EXPECTED

La Paz, Bolivia, via Galveston, Texas,
Dec. 20.-A solemn mass has been cele-
brated in the principal squares of the
city, and the bishop has blessed both the
people and the insurgent army, which
took possession Of the capital few days
ago.
Both natives and foreigners here favor
the revolution.
Army Led by the President
Lima, Peru, Monday.-The President of
Bolivia, Senior Severe Fernandez Alonzo.
at the head of $500 men, is preparing
to march against the capital, La Paz,
which is in the hands of the revolutions
lists. The latter are preparing and an
important engagement is expected to
take place.
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CITY NOTICES.

count being kept thereof and If not paid
within The zine axeSi for the paymerl, OF
city taxes. shall be collected as such axes
are collected. together with sGch aac,-
tiorai charges or penalties as are author
izzs 10 pe charged ana collected On other
Gsl.nQGen, taxes and each lot or parcel so
deNnQueni snail be sod for The amount OF
such asses meut with interest penalty
and costs. a. the time ana in the manner
and by the same authority ss lands ana
lots are sold for city taxes 1ne cfxy
treasurer shall add no penalty 70 any de-
hnquent assessment in any case where
the state laws require a penalty to be
added 10 such advertisement"
And De IL farSner resolved that the fore
going proposed amendment be ard the
same Is hereby submitted 10 the qualified
voters of The City Of Seattle. for their
ratification or rejection at the next gen
eral election. 10 be held in said City of
Seattle on March SIN. f>ss.
Passed the City Council the sth day of
January, iSsS. and signed by me in open
session III suiheniica,4on OF its passage
this 18th day Of January. 1895
THOS NAvIN.
President pro TEN " the City Council
Filed by me this 4th day of January
1855. WILL H. PARRY
City Comptroller and Es Ofhcio City
Clerk.
Date OF first publication January - 1898.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLI-NO-
fice OF assessment roll Of Local Improve
ment District No. to. for the improve
ment Of First Avenue South in the CITY
OF :. attic. under Ordinance No. Aus. and
hearing theaon.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll Of Local Improvement District
No. 80. for The Improvement of First Az
enue South IN the City Of Seattis under
Ordinance No 4,fsj has been reported by
the Board Of Public Works to the CITY
Council Of the city OF Seattle and is now
on Tile in the office 81 the City Cumniroi-
Ter and eX-officIo city Clerk and the same
Is new open for p9alic inspection a said Of
ice and Viii remain Opea for inspection un-
tii Monday. the ttn day OF March. tSs> az
i've O'Clock D. n. and all persons inter-
ssteti are hereby required to appear be fore
me CIV council al 4 session thereof 90 De
held In the Council Cha mber in me city
nan on the th day Of March 1895 a. 80
q Clock y. IA and make objections thereto
NJ said time 30 fixed the City Council will
consider any and Az objections made and
Viii make such corrections In said roll as
II deems just. ana will then by Ordinance
amounts thereof against each Parcel and
i9t or taAd SHOWN in sslif roll aTd declare
the same ! first len thereon Said matter
may he adjourned 20 later date IL SO or
dered by the City Council.
WILL II. PARRY
CIV comptroller aid exofflCio City Clerk
OF tn Cijy Of Seattle.
Date Of hrst publication February 9. lSaa
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tation 81 any petition. either 10 the board
OF pGetc WORKS. ar 20 the city council.
before prescribed ae presented, such i'm
pTovemen; sinai. roI p@ orcsreS. except by
ordnance passed by The affirmative vote
OF iwc-,hir6s of all the members OF the
city council at A regular meeting. or ST a
meeting which is an adjournment Of a
regular meeting provided. 40 street shall
re ordered graded or regarded without Pc
utapo- except ay unanimous vote of al
Ms inoers prs sent. anu provided that main
OF intSrccptt1g 81 xSFS. ana water mains
or large size. whose principal service is 10
convey supply of water 10 q point waere
substantial distributions shall begin. or 10
supply or serve lateral water mains. may
De ordered Guilt along such streets. lane >,
silsys, places or highways. or across such
lands as may be in harmony with the gen
eral plan CT sewerage or OF the water sys-
tenn adopted by the city. either upon pre-
sensaiioa or a like petition therefor py
property owners 10 be benefited thereby
as above provided for other cases or
wnen the Improvement may be ordered by
the Affirmative vote OF two-thirsis of all
lar meeting or adjournment thereof. pro-
Sfdeo. that In such case there shall be
IeVsed ag-iinsi The property. within the as
sessm ent district 10 be created therefor
in ike manner as above provided for DINER
improvements. such portion of the cost of
sald man or iatefcsptIng sewer. or water
main herein last above described, as
would be the reasona BILE cost OF sewer
with It's proper msnholes. ventslators
catcR-oasinS. sang tanks, openings
ana wyes. or OF WAFER nam. suitable 10
the necessities of the area or district 10 De
assessed for the same. and the remaining
portion OF the cost Of such main or inter
ctpting sewer shall. be paid from the gen
erai fund. and the remaining portion Of
the cess ~ such water main shall DC paid
from the water fund. The amount to ne
borne by the district and the amount TO
dc paid from the generals fund. or the wa
ter fund, as the case may be. shail be de-
termined by ordinance in each case when
the Improvement is ordered and such de-
teTmina lion shall be final and conclusive"
And be II further Resolved fnal IN lore
going proposed amendment be and the
same IS hereby submitted 10 the qualified
voters Of The City OF Seattle for their ra-
,lrcation or rejection a. the next general
election. 10 be held in said City of Seattle
on March sth. 1885,
Passed the City Council the 9Th day OF
January. is9s. and signed by me in open
session in Authorization OF It's passage
this ith day of January. lsss.
THOS. NAvTN
President pro tenn of the City Council.
Filled oy me this 4fh day OF January,
lSas WILL II PARRY
City mptroller and x-Officio City Clerk
Date OF first publication January %. 1898.
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TIRE CITY OF sEArTIr-cf,v rreas.

TIRE CITY OF sEATTLE-City Treas.
uTer's Notice
Notice Is hereby given thar tha third an
raui irstaIlment Of local Improvement dis
trlct No -, for tire Improvement of
HYDE street. Ia the City Of Seattle. from
Division Street - MADISON Street under
the provisions 81 ordinance No Esl. which
provides for the Improvement % said
street by constructing sewer along the
center line Of said Hyde Street between
said streets including all necessary yves
manAoies NcUt3iatofs, openings ~atch ba-
sins and uuShimg tanks. ana providing s.r
the payment therefor in miscellaneous ana
establishing q fund for such payment nv
thS teNNtnE and collection OF spec. al a sS..sS-
menis upon The property benefited bv the
Improvement. and prcNiding for the isSu-
anCe ~ bonds as authorized by an srt ~
the legislature OF the State % sVashin-
tan approved March san. l>s5 and under
the provisions OF ordnance No. g34s sf-
proved M&S 1ta, 1884. as amended hv nr,is
nance No. 2sSa. approved Julv flth lSas
has BEEN culy certified 70 me fer colIee-
ftC- ard the respective sums sh.~c4~
charged ard levied against each yarS.si
and GOT Of land. and part thereof ia Sats
district iu payment 81 such Inst EIf,,er,.
remains unpaid ana tAe same. includ ~
the interest on the whole amount cha~rest
ngss ec p&id OF OF before tae St.v,sr,s, 49,
GO March IsaN t'nis>~s p&vrsant b.. r,ss..
or SAGA tn$ta. .fsrFt % or beforo tire Sew
become delinquent ard shall Bar tYr.s-.
est az the rate 90 : per cent rar wn-,sr.
uu-A pal& &ud = uGt pad before ~als
tigne i penalty u FIVE - usr cent e.,slt
be added ard the sums DELINQUENT shan
Dc entered &C THE ANIMAL tax roH for 80
current year aE&iGsF each f0t and parcel
ot hard, ard part thereof. 50 delinquent
aGd wiki gAe interest aaa Pena seA- shaN -,
collected as other taxes fE-ethey wssk
sGch a6d5stcsai charges or penalties a. a~e
authorized 60 BE- charged ard ca.lertsd 9a
ether delinquent taxes. and earn ~. ~
parce' % Hand 50 es3snQGea; shaH he $50
FER tne uouns % such assesSr,erf ,.rtS
Interest. p%0alTg and Gusts. IL TIE rssuner
provided ~ isw
GEORGE z MEA~EAN
CltY Treasurer - the CITY % settle
Ea5e oE ist publication Feb. s ssss
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kLONDIkE DOG FOOD.
alaska DOG FOOD


With the use OF dogs for transportation
a Alaska, the question OF food for them
y OF vital importance. The ideal food for
BIS purpose should be nuiritive, contain
Sxlali necessary 10 sustain life and also
boasssne the qualities Of compsctaess and
sshihess
Dried salmon containing all these quail
les must necessarily be a suitable nour-
saSseut Tor dogs or man on the trail or
p ne gold fields. Prospectors OF long ex-
seFitnce In the care OF dogs say that one
hsai every night of dried fish viii keep
be kogs In a healthy. working condition
n Newt midland, where dogs are con-
family worked. dried fish Is their only
sood
ihh salmon Is put up especially for
nj trade. and by cur process of pTepaT
rs the weight II reduced Is per cent
fhls AL the nutrition IL preserved l.
psi up IN bags and viii keep sor years
ne sure mat every bag bears the narnt
~ - -hicpeck Brothers."
:: 4s%s your outhttrr tor Ii. or call at
CHLoPECK BROTHERS,
WhcieeI4e FiSh Dealers.
Ieslsr " attic
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FOR DXEA AND SKAGWAy-The bark
Highland Llgh1 will leave about Febru-
AIRY TN for hyca and Skagwsy. carrying
freight o. at klnur. fsst4Dsst.ss- 4s-sfs--..
stock. hay and merchandise. ~ lowest
rates. Insurance.. =. per cent. Fer space
aud terms apply IL Columbia street.
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kLONDIkE-SLEDS.

>---~--~~-~-~~-~~->--->-~-
BOB SLEDS manufactured by Pacific
Wagon Company. Third avenue south
and Lane street opposite Northern Pa
cifc freight denot.
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THE CITY OF sEATTLE-Ci,y Treas
urer's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the third an
district No. sS for the Improvement Of
Randolph Street. in the City Of Seattle.
from Madison Street TO Bancroft Street.
under the provisions of ordinance No. 355s
which provides for the Improvement OF
said street by grading the same and con-
structing sidewalks on both sides there
OF. and parking strips between sidewalks
and property lines and providing fer tne
payment therefor in insiallments and es-
tablishing fund for such payment by the
ievying and collection OF special assess
merits upon the property benefited by the
improvement. ard providing for the issu-
ance of bonds as authorized By an act of
the legislature of the State of Washing
ton, approved March 9th. 1898, ara under
the provisions of ordinance No. ss4s, APP
proved May 18th, 1884, as amended by or
dinance No. 34io approved July nth. 1894
has been duly certified 10 me for ccliec-
ton. and the respective sums therein
charged and levied against each parcel and
lot OF land. and part thereof. in said dis
trict In payment of such ins,alInent re-
mains unpaid. and the same including the
must be paid before the Seventh dag
of March. lHas. Unless payment 10 made
on such insta .ment on or before the Sew
enth day OF March, lSN the same shah
become delinquent. and shall bear interest
at the rate of nine per cent per annnrn
until paid and II not paid before said
Ptitai'S Vi tst Nef Iftf cent. sildti ne
added. and the sums delinquent shall be
entered on the annual tax ron for the
current year against each lot and parcel
of land and part thereof SO delinquent
and with the interest and penalty shall be
collected as other taxes, together with
such additional charges or penalties az are
authorized To be charged and collected on
other delinquent taxes. and each lot or
parcel Of land so delinquent shall be sold
for the amount OF such assessment, with
interest penalty and costs, In the manner
provided by law.
GEORGE f MEACHAN
City Treasurer of the City OF Seattle
Date Of ist publication Feb ). 1895
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLI-NO-
tiee Of assessment roll Of Local Improve
ment District No. IL for the improve
ment Of Second Avenue South in the City
OF Seattle. under Ordinance No AIS. and
hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll OF Local Improvement District
No IL for :he Improvement OF Second
Avenue South in the City of Seattle under
Ordinance No. AIS. has been reported by
the Board OF Public Works 10 the City
Council OF the City Of Seattle and Is now
on file in the office of the City Comptrol-
Ter and ex-officio City Cle"k and the same
II now open for public inspection at said
office and VIII remain open for inspection
until Monday. the 1th day of March 1898
at i've O'Clock p m. and all persons Inter
ested are HEREBY required to appear before
the City Council az a session thereof to be
held in the Council Chamber In the City
Hall. on The eth day of March 1898 al 30
O'Clock p. m. and make objections thereto
AT said time so fixed the City Council will
consider any and ali objections mdde and
VIII make such corrections in said roll as
Il deems just. ard VIII then by Ordinance
approve such roll and levy and assess the
amounts thereof agalns. each parcel and
lot OF land shown ia said roll and declare
the same a first Hen thereon. Said matter
may &c adjourned 10 later date If so or
dered by The City Council.
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex-officio City Clerk
OF the City OF Seattle.
Date OF first publication. February 9. ts9s
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FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO ST. MI
chad ard Dawson CITY. Knocked down
boats boilers. exc. at reaSOna BILE rates.
special facilities, viii contract with par
ti-s IS take freight and passengers 80
- Michael. first boat Vii ieavs Seattle
aeeNf April Isl. - give parties chance
10 build river boats before Huk0a "Opens
~. For freight an4 passage apply Sc
atsir - Michael 4 Dawson CAY Trans
i-orfaffoa co. - columbia stree
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RESOLUTION NO. lis - PROPOSED
Amendment No. A resolution and
proposition 70 amend Subdivision | OF
Sec. II OF Article VIII. of the city char
ter. and for the submission of such pro-
posed amendment to the qualified voters
OF the city at the next general election.
BE il resolved by the CITY Council OF the
That subdivision / Of Sec. II Of Article
VIII. OF the City Charter be amended
as 10 read as follows:
Subdivision /. Whenever the public in
terest or convenience may require, the
city council u hereby authorized and en-
powered to order the whole or any part of
the streets. lanes, alleys. squares or places
of the city graded or regarded TO the Off
cial grade planked or replanked. paved
or repaved. macadamized or remacadam-
ICED graveied or regraveied. piled or re-
piled. capped or recapped: and 10 order
sidewalks. sewers, mannoles. culverts.
buikheads, retaining walls. water mains.
curling and crossWdlkS 10 be constructed
or repaired therein and TO order any or
all work 10 be done which shall De neces-
sary 10 complete the whole or any portion
OF the streets. sidewalks, lanes. squares,
alleys or places and the City Council may
levy and collect an assessment upon all
lots or parcels Of land benefited by such
improvements to defray the cost and ex-
uerlse thereof which assessment shall be-
come first lien upon ali property liable
therefor prior and superior 10 all other
liens and enCumbranceS'
And be IL further resolved that the fore
going amendment be and the same Is here
by submitted TO the qualified voters OF the
City of Seattle for their ratification or re
lection at the next general election 10 be
held March sth, lssS.
Passed the city Council the ith day OF
January. 1893. and signed by me in open
session in naturalization of its passage
this 4th day of January, iSSs.
THOS. MAVEN
President pro tenn OF the CITY Council
Filed by me this 4th day OF January. 1925
WILL II. PARRY.
city Comptroller and Ex-Offcto City
Clerk
Date of first publication. January q. 1885,
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EE>0I.g TON No. G- - PROPOSED
AIDeIGEe-s No Ia Resolution ara
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FOR sALE-STEAMERs.

8oh sAi-E-Stauuch seawDrthy Sasoiiur
sioai. y long. wide. deep. lots af fire.
Foafd suitable for Skaguay or psea bus
sfg~ss could easily be taken over TRAN T.
1kss Apply Chiogeck Bros.. Yesia.
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So - - GOING Ea>, ~ ao have PERSONAL
~.eo<e ~ Alaska aaS eetasa pga4f-
! SN--ii ia ~ aEGsN ~ to Church
-. N'ni2s Engineers. SAa F'ran-
1913 Ma SAss5 can clear stAs.s,
sssssa fNel-~ivo Alaska agency. pas~
- ae>e~s.,ic>- T. a. Ba~ -. Ssattie.
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hLo>ntkI.--,Issks MAPS.

-. ALASKA MAP. showing rouis~.
su-ssi a iee1 Z roicvs. cloth COVE So.
60 - Also c1r Guide 10 Yukon
fSss.tF 's'le illustrated. the mast al
ss5s - % above map .rAc Low
e., y \ Aaa'osd Co. Publishers Alaskan
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WNA AND KloNpfKE MAPS
= - "l '- = Anderson. T94bHsn-
N~*ttiF N3ttHr15 Bank htss3tfnz
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sHt Of four experienced miners viii
80, ss'ftic Ter k'cndike February =
W Buy or lake options on riagns -
.nsts nave claims Of their own. vii
49, 49, t'a"son on OF before Apris ~. bssf
ssncss given and bond for n,os,t =
pas,ed 10 us Address ~. H.. care OK
teSt-intc,assncer
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alaska GUIDE.

READ ADVERTIS EMENT Of crystal..zed
Eggs. Eleventh page.
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fOI No man 81 2. good cook and a
hustler. would like to join a party going
10 Alaska. will work snd assist in every
way: have $50 cash. best Of references
and mean business. Address A J.. care
r9St-fntelngVncer