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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-06

the Filipinos had. ut was a
plot to assassinate him. he
said. "a crack swordsman
was placed as sentry, and
when Luna appeared he sim.
ply stabbed him. But these
fellows are queer lot. They
were simply servants and
stablemen, and Aguinafdo was
a junior clerk in the navy
yards. He is a pretty smart
fellow. l know him pretty
well. In fact, we were great
friends, and are yet for that
matter, but he has not the
brains. There are people be-
hind him, some of them law.
yers and able fellows, who
make a tool of Aguinaldo.
Here, by the way, is a cane
which he presented to me-"
The Admiral produced a
thick, black stick, carved and
resembling Irish bog oak more
than anything else.
81 thought" said the admir-.
al, "that this thing in the Phil.
ippines would be over long be-
fore this, as it should have
been. | cannot imagine how
they have stood out until now.
Of course there was the rainy
season, and ! suppose little was
done. One great trouble out
there has been that General
Otis has tried to do too much.
| told him so. He wants to
be general, governor, judge
and everything else, to have
hold of all the reins. No man
can do that. This is the great
trouble. 1t is enough for q
: man to do one thing, to be
one thing, but when a mar
tries to do everything, and b.
everything it is easy to imag
inc the result.
"The fight in the Philip
pines should be easily ended
The people have been so badl..
treated for such a long tim
by the Spaniards that they ar
, distrustful. This is the grea
S difficulty in dealing with then
Where we have met them an
e they have been in such cor
tact with us as to learn tina
Y we mean to treat them wei
2 where they have seen that W
!. mean what we say, there is n
!. trouble. They stand by I
: all the time. All of them wi
o learn this in time. They wi
S get from under the influene
n of Aguinaldo, or rather thes
e people who are behind Aguil
it aldo, who, as l said before,
# a mere tool.
|. "Do l think the Filipinos a,
k fit for self.government? Wei
Cd no. Not just now. The
r. will probably be in a littl
t. time. They are queer PEI
plea very queer mixtur
Il Many of them are quite civ
S lied and good people, but
k do not think they are fit ft
self-government just yet. B,
e when | say that | must ad
o at the same time that it is m
If candid opinion that they al
Ie more fitted for it than the G.
le bans; that they are a bett'
i. people than the Cubans
d every way. l do wish, no,
lie ever, that the whole busine
" was settled, and think tn
IS after a little the Filipinos W
t. take kindly to u.s."
in 1t was suggested to the a
X miral that the democratic sla
had been settled with Admir-
re- Dewey for the presidency al
II General Wheeler for the vi
,e presidency. "Well," said Il
IN admiral, 1--WE would make
i'll pretty mess of it. Gener
Wheeler, of course, has HI
re some training in the polite
f. school, but then he is a W.
70 Pointer. | had forgotten tn;
e. He would want to run eve,
50 thing as he would a regime
IS and of course would make
I'd splendid mess of it. You c;
~ not run a government as y
- wOuld a reuir,,ant ;,
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The Literary Club.

From saturday daily.
The Woman's Club met yester-
day afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. Martin Wagner, with Mrs.
G. X. Reed, president, in the chair.
Miss Robinson being absent, Mrs.
G. NJ. Day kindly consented to act
as secretary pro tenn. The subject
for discussion was the poet. Long
fellow, entirely as a poet and not
in any sense as a writer of prose.
After few business formalities
had been gone through and some
new members admitted to men,
bership. Mrs. Wallace Scott read
thesis on the poet, followed by
Mrs. DIR. Green, who read "rhc
Hanging of the Crane" Mrs.
Martin Wagner then read "The
Bridge and the special PORTION of
the program was concluded by
Mrs. Hanson, who read a critique
on "Hiawatha", which was remark
ably brilliant. Then each lady
read some particular quotation
from LongfelloW's works. The
first emblem was then produced by
Mrs. Day of the Club, consisting of
q white and orange ribbon entwin-
ed, and each member was duly
presented with one. Mrs. Martin
Wagner was then appointed a com
mittee Of one 10 arrange program
for the next meeting. which will
be held at Mrs. j. +. Ailshie's,
when Longfellow will again be the
subject, as it was deemed impos-
sible to treat the matter under
consideration fully in one meeting.
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4 MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY
idaho.

Immense In Area, Ii The Heart Of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-03-23
HIGHLAND MARY.

Ye banks and breas and streams
around
The castle O. Montgomery,
Green be your woods and fair your
flowers,
Your waters never drumlie!
There simmer first unfauld her robes
And there the Largest tarry;
For there | took the last farewell
O. my sweet Highland Mary.
How sweetly bloomed the gay green
blrk,
How rich the hawthorn's blossom,
AS underneath their fragrant shade
| clasped her to my my bosom!
The golden hours on angel wings
Flew DER me and my dearle;
For dear to me as light and life
Was my sweet Highland Mary.
WI mony a VOW and locked embrace
Our parting was fu' tender;
And pedging aft to meet again,
We tore ourselves asunder;
But. o fell deaths untimely frost,
That nlpt my flower sac early!
Now green's the 500, and cauld's the
clay,
That wraps my Highland Mary!
o pale, pale now, those rosy lips,
aft haze kissed sac fondly!
Aid cI0sgd for ayc"'~t!qar r9rerkllng
glance
That dwelt on me sac kindly;
And Wondering now in silent dust
That heart that lo'ed me dearly
But still within my bosom's core
Shall live my Highland Mary
Robert Burns.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-03-23
LARGEST DIAMOND IN WORLD

The largest diamond in the world ls
the Braganza, owned by Portugal u
is about the size of a goose egg and IS
valued at 100000, 600. AS It is in the
rough and no one is allowed to eS-
anime 1t carefully, experts have doubt
ed its genuineness In It's present
shape ii is neither a thing OF beauty
nor a JOY TO any one, for ali its Won
dTous beauty--if Indeed IL is a genuine
diamonds hidden beneath rouge
exterior As Portugal guards i day
and night as the greatest OF treasures
and the state will not allow 1t 10 a"
either sold or cut. the curious are leN
to speculate as they will In regard U
its true size, color and value II I, TeTe
10 fall into the hands OF the lapiaTF
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-03-23
BIG TRADE IN HOTELS.

Hotel property In Bergen, NorRs
appears to be a desirable inyestmeh-
Judging from the many deals o, i0a.
class recently announced. Thf n.y.
owners In nearly every case h'''
planned Improvements and entar-'
ments Among the transfers reeoras,
are the following Holds hotel +.
oldest and larges, in the city. con,-
Grafton coo. 600 kr: Smeby's ho'e. -'
600 kr Grand cafe. 100000 n -.
gems hotel $50. 600 kr (this hote. -
sold twice In one month";; MaitsoH
hotel, 100. GOO kr. Hotel NORTH ~
$4,000 kr. and Bellevue. 5000 Is
addition Aadlauds hotel, a.
hanger biord Prestegaard's o. o1.
and Solst-ands hotel chauged ~
IN Novem her.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-03-23
The New Jerusalem

These links always remind me of
the New Jerusalem" said Cutlish
plnkerton, as. after carefully testing
the possibilities of a brassey
In relation to his half-imbedded "Sll-
vertown," he replaced that wooden i'm
plement in his bag and drew out the
heaviest iron he possessed.
"And why OF the New jerusalem"
inquired Minnie Arson his partner
In the foursOme.
Because there is nothing here that
maketh u lie" answered pinkerton,
gravely This is the fourth time run
ming that | have had to play from the
bottom OF a cavity
Minnie laughed
you use your bible knowledge for
practical Illustration she observed.
Just so. Miss Arson. The clergy
man preached from text last sun
day which impressed me a great deal.
was thinking Of our foursome the
day before. and could not help feel
ing how much-from a golf standpoint
Il fesembled ST Pau.
In what way
why. the evil that ] would not
slcng pressing, topping, etc.-that |
do and the good | would do-clean
swing. hands well away, straight put
ting, etC.--thut do not. The psalms
for the day also. contained very
appropriate verse "rhey went astray
in the Wilderness, out of the way.
need not tell you that my thoughts at
once reverted to our awful experience
in the gravel pits the day before"
Really Mr. Pinkerton, you are in
corrigibble"
People know me, and they make al
iowanccs." said Cutlish Pnkerton,
apologetically
People djd know Cutlish pinkerton
very well. indeed The most popular
comic lion OF the London stage is in
eytahly the best-knowu man in the
country, not even excepting Mr. Glad
stone or MIR Grace. For more than a
year past the public, Of all classes,
had been docking TO see him In Tick
lebcry Takemorf, at the Garrulity
and their tears, Induced by laughter
at his screaming impersonation,
would taken together. have filled a
Sood-slzod reservoir Even the stall
led oxen las pinkerton used TO dcsig
nate the sleek and prosperous Philis-
tines who sat in the half-Euinea seatsl,
forgetful OF their dignity, laughed TIN
their waistcoats shook and their very
dinners were digested. thus saving the
price OF their entertainment in camo
mile and podophyllin, Cutlish Pink
ertou always declared this to be the
one real test Of farcical success,
When sc start a new piece. he used
20 say, and / want TO Judge whether
IL Is likely to catch ON. always fix my
eye on the slceekest phtNsune In the
stalls. ID he grins ! am satisfied, II
be chuCkles, I am elatod, but II he
laughs that digestive laugh. ] sim
ply dunno where l are hut there's
one thing do know, and that is lat
We are In for safe run OF 300 nights,
CuthHh PlnkertOu was still young.
that Us 90 say. me- WAS ON the yernal
side of forty tie was q tu'tiyutur of
Che tender PASSIONS. which We're ever
and anon assaiNng his susceptible, IL
rather tickle heart And II the truth
mus, hr todd this golf ,oursome, In
which nc was now making one ON the
Brigham links had been arranged by
him quite aa much tO facilitate dirt
alton Us from amy iuuat. affection for
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-03-23
HIS PLACE

Cannibal King Ha, we're in luck.
Ne bagged you just in time FOR our big
banquet
Chapple Chattertuu You--you are
not really g-going 20 mmake a
m-meal OF m-mee
Canuibal King Meal9 oh. dear, no.
But as an enuee youll oc delicious
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-03-23

or the whole population OF the globe
ABOUT 20 pce die every day
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PuBLIsfiEEs NOTICE Irssslins
esents are ,. A. McfsI.lAn. l. g. ssx.cnz an
v. 3. Hoxiey and o. T. Loosnsx. city CO..
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otefr<n ard Fl. a. Wsssas Ptasmaseefs ev-
sfyNh<re ere 11r agents. Pay money onsy
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TACOMA BEHEAU-No. ILL Pscshc av-
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STANLEY, Agent
EvERETT-P X. Lewis.
ePOkASE~Branch Office. room II Wei
vsrton block. corner Riverside and NH:
telephone ~ J. O. Peterson, Manager.
PORT TOWNSEND--Wm. A. Pfeifex.
BELIIN0HAN BAT - Nsw Whotcom.
Parker Ellis, Manager.
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements unAeS any
heaain8 IN elaee1nea Uo1umns
IL . worA each insestlens Dln-
e0uns charge, 2Se. CnnsslAsa
aAvsPtiseaents Ruanlag ono
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Yotf Nj ar old. either sex hanae ernpiey.
renS; We <Stat xars. 500; S@f paid SO
Ia SIS weekly hy working part time asw
or evening no caass~stDg easy per-
fsaneEt. mast De srsr verify: saclose
etAnp fee particulars. distance 80 Oh
gssct.asl. Excelsior Afg &c nss- - East
Forts~fearth street. New York
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HELP wANTEp-A.ENTx. SoI.Ic-s r.
oRa. ETC.


AGENTS NANTKsIp-~+s4rgst Dewey az
AAalix~Wsr in Philippines 81 A.
fniFas Dewey ~ 3u~snh j.. -ss3<.Ersex
Admiral IA@Sey's personal aAks ard afr.
saAs friend. At neNey'S request M
SsgeAney 5ssfs@i sfse ssses AZ Hers Sss.ssy
sss4l gas ss lae hssdxn "a 6sssgmgs.s sta
srwsx daring ths onssre tsatite fylu%~
tTstss With pictures t&ken Garlmg a~8
sfssr sas sAsiEsxe Gs@ tssassA prass ssnEv
szzs. kssusnxa for ss~Esk fssass every.
tasss else and ssss sSse ssassa SIC ;ss.,sg,ss
want Att szs4e&. trwSisf gwen, rrefE ~
paid. ksxEsgs*lsc tsgFsssrs Sem8 Is s-yssfs
10 say IesS;AEe on ssw> a@t4f AA.5fe~x
to-day isnpxrt&l Publishing CO. f,eft A
Chicago. IL
Asskss< 7 xsssA @vsslH Aa8 sxaztssSss x4sA-.
&at*es g@e3 ssssa 81 S@a ssessr npfes-
sexzs&SS A@rA+1ss s&f gs~aainS RHss{x.r-
ssssTs, zss&faasssSs Per cent ssA.ss,sssr
sSAa asse sasfsS sgssGslt,ss esssrsa 49, az.
EgNsx asnsT - q Ref x IA sss- hess-s
tA&sss, ~ sfss 5ssssS ~ is-e ira esss ze,sg9sh
saeFs saskfa PAS fer machine Haze ssx,e~.
&ssss Ia 9se, 80 ss%& fgs8~EsSs fgs5rss ss.sss-
in@ merchants So IAss e : fseeszs..xs
ssss8F4ssssSsx ever eeasess Agemsx No fsss@-
fzssstzassS s1ssss<&se terriers s&zsszs..ss
xsss>8 ssseswzs@ss. Nxsss sa<sAS ara sxezxr,~
Sasss EsEvssass ssgs<s x - sgk.m Arx.tt.s
sss@xs<eTssaax CO. lssssssssss4ss. q
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DON'T DON'T DON'T.
Don't buy sewing machine until you
see the latest improved New Home. it
has no equal In simplicity and durahll-
ify. Call and get our very liberal terms.
IA Columbia street. Seattle, Wash.
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SoASO0&A00
EASTER EGG DIE
Eight coiors for SC.
EASTER PAPER DYE.
Sixteen sheets for SC.
EASTER CARDS.
1859 Designs, from sc 10 sc.
Second avenue. where we expect TO have
room enough TO properly serve our is-
creasing trade.
And Offer the public a special discount on
purchases amounting To 81 or over. rather
than move the goods.
In connection with our already lew
prfces-priees which are is low and in
many instances much lower than else
where-this special discount makes this
store the cheapest place In the city 10 buy
ToYs NOTIONS " GI.AssWAkE
CROCKERY GRANTTEwARE
&C AND icc COUNTERS.
LIGHT HARDWARE. etc. etc.
COON BROS. 40e Pike Street.
fNext address. lil1 Second avenue-l
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

l-a-----
CORRESPONDENTS
Scansi. Scranton, Pa. capital I.s.1ss ia
profes 100 students: besides ia
efrucEis,a gsaTssrS. Set Of 1se or more text
ksssks free with eogr@s. these worth AsIs
the CasS % Instruction. eisstrse E~sF0r
and MsEtInx marine. stationary az lssssgs.
motive engineering 81 ca = ger ylonsh
plan 81 % & pisa. astv different xtls3Ees
Address A. h. Shay. general agent Sea-
So 3asa.
WANTED waaE 70 knew wzo sas pole
train car wheels aEas axes - sail a 10
has q - 20 ~ Ssvss~ sewer ssearg saw snsI
g1anE 80 ssfl~ " no has goosE Seattle res
sssenE1 property, eS@zr or sxgsu4ss=erses 10
ex~s4ngs sog shares IN Substantial Re-
ssssssc ustrsiax companies Semi s9ss 5ar
tsessaars ~ oze<- A. 81. H. = Sullivan
hook
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DEATHS AxD FUNERALS.

GPARKS-In CssuMnzz. March Is. io99s Dr.
Andrew Sparks. ~ heart failure. aged II
pears
The funeral services Will be bed al the
resistance IL. r-cssEabia this afternoon a.
Ei5 O'Clock Insernens In Lake View
cemetery.
Och AID--At Mercer Island, March u.
1Saa George Mercsft son al III. ara
Mrs ystus SeAmid, Of spinal meningitis
aged s years and . months
The funeral VII take place this after
noon al o'clock fTam Boansy T. stew
arts chapel iHtsruaent 10 Lake View
c0xnetery. :
COLSoS--At sukAn Bridge, Snoaomssh
county. February IA. lND. r. u. CossoE.
Of accidental drowning.
The remains viii b1 shipped 10 tae home
OF his parents ~ Cherry Valley. Id. Tor
tussrmens by Eusterworth = Sons.
wAsssg fH~Tne funeral services for Miss
Catherine WesheF viii be held from But
serworssss chapel today sunday At
- M suterusnt in Lake View cemetery.
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EVENT OF this week wtf. lie grand mas
aaeFstfs ball and sake walking next sat-
nrtiay evening. March - s. cash PRICE
f0F osss .ssas ard gentleman walters.
contest at Columbia hall. Seventh ana
Columbia. contest free Ia all. vaguaal.
Dsssv for hsssx repre- ~efa;ssis. costumes
x~at for ALI Admission .sc
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The foIiow.nS istsers await advertissrs IT
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March Il. 30. 50
Mr. and Ms II. A. Kirkpatrick q
daaaghs<r.
STTT-To Mr. and Mrs. Osmand r. Mutt.
RfY5
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Malmo's early sunrise Ar
klondke Queen Peas IL tht1Gf -
table thing planted For m -
at Malmo's Seed Store. r. 0n6 S15s
nue., near Madison.
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FRUIT STANDS for sale af : -
$3.50, 500. $50. $asa. 500. $s04 1 #
Restaurants ut your own prtcea:
$k1. 500. $50. $780, $3.50. SO 9n
DE MERS. SPENCER 8 d
Rooms 81 and 81 SuIlixnn q
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FOR SAIE~5ood paying. clean bueon
low rent: no opposition. sell chea&
West Lake street: take Green
car line.
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WANT to purchase general oo
merchandise in a thrifty coum4xY Gg
or any good paying business vt40 1[
f.uN to $4,000 can be empleye4 y
full Information to Feaxell &
block.
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FOR RENT-On Pike street.
Third and Fourth avenues, atp(9
suitable for small business NJ
rooms In connections: n small
OF furniture and fixtures for =
class Iocstion. Address DECLARES
Si6ia Pike. SaE
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wANTED-.A few men OF limited -
20 take copartnership and work n
at 81 day and board. Call nj room
New York block.
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WHITE BRONZE MONUMENTS are
gaining ground very fast. stone dealers
to the contrary Notwithstanding. About
10OoD now in use, and the end is not
yet. Recommended by metaiIurgists gee
oiogists and scientists. as comparatively
indestructible. Call and see cuts and
samples. Room 50 Hinckley block. Ed
gar Bryan, Agent.
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FOR SALE.-Afilllnery and fancy
store. cheap rent: small stock:
rooms: good chance for dresaaa
Mrs. TIonderyille, Ballard
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FOR SALEs~-F'ruit store. handling Co.
ems. eggs. butter. fish. etc. -
marker. corner pike and Second 49,
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FOR SAILS room hotel. centro
Gated rent only As per mnnin
lease. made three years ara u(rr
nearly two years yet; always 1U1
very cheap for cash. Spencer . c.
First avenue. ss,
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

ARcAsa LODGE. 81 T. and A. NJ mee,s
.scena ard fourth Mondays each month.
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LODGE NOTICES.
ALL members OF the A. O. L. w are
requested To meet on Sunday, March r.
at ! o'clock. al the lodge room OF Co.
tambia Lodge. No. g. rairnan building, to
attend the funeral services of Brother
DIR. Haxiey.
JOSEPH JARBrTT. Master Workman,
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FOB sALE-Prohsable restaurant ~ -
irg street. sirst-ciass trade. good 11eel|
splendid opportunity for ladies.
Address X ;, care post-Inteifigence9s
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FOR SALE-Hotel and bar.
1.Aa: saloons. 500. 81 90. N.t06:
ing houses all snaps; Is rc0Q
So rooms. 81. 10, 81 rooms. S25oo:
$3.50, part cash. grocery. tn 3
csgar stores, bakery, etc. AorG
change. Toll Third ss fEssss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

FOR SALE-0ne OF the best saloons
Seattle. location meme better. In certoE
city: must he sold. terms II reQue
Address c s, care Post 1ntelligemGos
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

FOR SAI.E-Basiness Of small, hoaN1
house. including furniture. house 1443
rooms and Is within two blocks Of
Butler. Crawford & Conoyer. New L.
block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

MENTAL SCIENCE-Dr Melissa C.
Gidean and Orpha Jones. teachers and
healers through the Christ method. To-
Gated in the Bigelow block corner of
Second and Union street. class taught
Rooms and 10. Office hours, 10 to IL
to 8. No charges. free will offerings
accepted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

FOR SALE.-f,aying drug store y ~
outside town. stand insestizau0h -
dress X 4. Post-inteiis geHcsr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

SAW AND SHINGI.E MILL IL
complete mill OF fifty to exey
lumber and fifty thousand ahi16
rain facilities; plant In perfeef
order Address Washington
Depot. Tacoma. Wash. ssg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

SELECT KNIGHTS, A. O. L, w.-S!r
Knights you Will assemble at your
legion room today at I o'clock D. m. 10
attend the memorial services of DR.. III
Il Hagiey. Hy order Of commander
T.. FRANK.
Ssastla Legion No / = II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-19

THE DIRECTS and purposes OF the Co
operative Rfoiherhona wti be explained
~ President j. .. Ingalls, ard Rev W
W. Mallory al Masonic Temple corner
psse street ana See8nd asenue ON Mon
day evening. March -. at s.3o Ladies
especially invited