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Arizona republican., 1899-10-13
PARALYSIS MAY COME
 FROM
 WEAK NERVES.

Paralysis, Partial Paralysis and Loco motor Ataxia are d 8 e a S C of the nerves and nery=- eenters- These most serious dise~s may come as a reSuI. cf oFerWork or over taxed nerves.
 There are always warning symptoms to tell one of the coming danger, the m or e important ot which are defective hearing and throb- ping in ears Zig. D, defective vision and twitching of eyelids Zig. 9, disordered clSeStlon and sore ness of st om a c h tFig. 3, absence os knee-jerk Zig. 4), p a 1 n s along shins (Fig. 3, pains in feet Qig- 8. Another very 1 m port ns symptom is palpita- tion or nuttering of heart and pain in left side (Eig. n
Arizona republican., 1899-10-13
GATHERING MATERIAL.

First Professor-Isn't it strange about that old Dr. Hardbee? He has taken to going to all the dances and af- ternoon teas in town. Do you suppose his mind can be affected?
 Second Professor-Oh, no; he is gath ering material for his new work, Do Women Really Reason ?''-Harper's s Bazar.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-13

Each lesson is to be complete in itself, and all are written in a pop ular style, by educators who are eel ebrated fer their learning and their ability to impart it to others.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-13
SUNDAYS.
Late and Important Phases of
 Child Study.

By COLIN A. SCOTT, Ph. D., Professor of Psychology and Child-Study in the
 Chicago Normal School.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-13

If you suffer with any of these symptoms. then you need HUDYAN, HUDYAN will cure you. because HUDYAN gives strength and tone to the nerves and ne-Ye-centers HUDYAN is mattress nerve and tissue builder.
 If you take HUDYAN, your fears of danger will be removed. for HUDYAN will make you feel like being. HUDYAN gives a renewed impetus to the circulation <id en- riches the blood, and this imparts health and strength to the entire system HUDYAN puri- aes the blood. and is a gentle laxative. HUD- VAN esta bliehes a perfect digestion.
 HUDYAN is for sale by druggists-5Oc A package, six packages for g 50
 If your druggist does not keep HUDYAN send direct to the HUDYAN REMEDY COM PANY. corner Stockton. Ellis and Market streets. San Francisco. Cal.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-12-08

FAKE bargains always attract the
treasure of the simpIe-minded, the
false economists. Whether the stock
in the trade be plow, suit of clothes,
stove or range, or a tin watch with
glass jewels, the loquacious stranger
can usually find willing victims where
the responsible citizen, neighbor and
taxpayer merchant-who sells reliable
goods for honest profits and is always
present to make good his guarantee
when the irresponsible inteyloper has
flown to unknown and unreaped fields
lis restricted to the patronage OF
those who trust to recognized business
responsibilities and do their trading
with some dictation of common sense
and are, therefore. never roped in by
the travelling faker Whatcom county
has been fruitful field for the smooth
individual with the sweatshop clothes,
copper gold, pewter silver and trick
papers to be signed by the innocent
victims to bind the abargain. Some
public protection should be adopted
not for the sake Of the chumps, but to
save indirect expense TO those who
have no voice in The matter What
com Blade.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-12-08
Some Mighty Big Things.


The year 1899 is bound to go down
the centuries as one OF the greatest in
all the history of this nation, says the
Seattle Times,-and here are few
facts to demonstrate this proposition
TO which special attention is respect
fully called:
zone million and half tons of steel
rails, $4,000 cars and 500 locomotive
were ordered in the United States dur
ing the last week in October. In the
same week the description of the most
powerful locomotive ever constructed
was published. The weight, with the
tender, was $4,000 pounds, and it is
designed to haul 1000 tons.
ga few weeks ago the largest steam
ship in the world arrived in New York
after q successful maiden voyage, and
it is now stated that the Great North
ern Railway has already contracted in
England for two steel steamships
which will be sixteen feet longer than
the new "Oceanic" Of the White Star
Line. 1t is furthermore reported that
these two are but the fore-runners Of
large fleet of equally gigantic steel
steamships for the trans Pacific trade
between Seattle and Japan.
"When the Baldwin Locomotive
Works installed two gigantic electric
travelling cranes, having lifting ca
pacity of 100 tons each, in their erect
ing shops few years ago, these labor
saving appliances were the cause OF
much wondering comment among
engineers and others but more recent
ly the Carnegie Steel Company caused
to be built (for its Homestead plant)
an electric travelling crane having
lifting capacity of I50 tons, and it is
said that no more difficulty is exper-
fenced in the operation of the mon
strous mechanism than in the case OF
the smaller cranes.
"On the New York Central the other
day, locomotive, No. 948, one Of the
new moguls, hauled out train No. II,
the Southwestern Limited, made up Of
two mail cars, five passenger coaches
and nine Wagner cars, sixteen in all.
The total weight of the train was
1882 GOO pounds, or GIG tons, and the
length OF the train, including the en-
glne, was 1912 feet, or nearly quarter
of a mile. This engine, it is said,
made the regular time of the train be-
tween New York and Albany. l43
miles, in three hours and fifteen
minutes. !"
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-12-08
Bryan Prosperity.

Three years ago Col w. j. Bryan
was a poor man. So poor in fact, that
it is admitted he was unable to meet
the personal expense of his campaign
fer the presidency and contributions
for his direct benefit were solicited and
received by the nationel democratic
committee.
Since then, Mr.. Bryan has made no
pretense OF practicing at his profession
of law. With the exception of bis
brief military duty his whole time his
been devoted to the further promulga-
tion of his theories by book review
ing campaign Of 1896 and by lectures
and speechmaking. 1t is not OF record
that Mr.. Bryan has dcne a stroke OF
work or exerted the least effort not re-
lating to his personal views OF matters
political.
Everything he has done in three
years has been with an eye single to
the success in politics of his supporters
and to the realization of his own am
bition in 1900.
Mr.. Bryan today Is possessed Of a
personal fortune of 100000. The
statement is made on the authority of
the New York Journal, the eastern
newspaper organ of the gentleman
from Nebraska. In other words, under
three years of the beneficial admins
tration of William Mckinley Mr..
Bryan has risen from acknowledged
poverty to admitted afiluence. Two
hundred thousand dollars equals the
gross salary of the president of the
United States for the full term of four
years. It is an amount far in excess
Of that possessed by the great majority
of the men who have entered the
White House, and in great excess OF
the amount the most of them have
been able to call their own upon leays
ing it.-Spokane Outburst.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-12-08
His Condition Far Worse

1t is full century since the colored
races of Hayti threw off the rule Of
France, apd from that time to this
the country has been deterioratinq.
Prosperity went out with foreign rule,
the ethics and institutions Of advanced
civilization not being applicable to in
ferior races, when the administration
of affairs is lett to a people ignorant
and naturally lazy and incompetent.
Left to himself the tropical black man
will not work SO long as food can be
obtained and the swarming increase
fed without work. As compared with
former times the island appears to be
in ruins; where once was busy indus
try and extensive commerce. are now
dilapidated plantations, abandoned
mines, and rotting wharves and ware
houses. The chronic condition Of
politics and society is revolution and
revolving crime, with rank corruption
in every branch of the government.
Commerce is not encouraged, industry
IS declining, and intercourse with
while men and foreigners is not de.
sired. A century Of trials is ilele euf.
ficient 70 show that the trs,l,ical negro
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-12-08

have been great sufferer from constipation
Tor over i've years. Nothing gave me any relief.
NY feet and legs and abdomen were bloated so
could not wear shoes on my feet and only loose
dress. saw Ripans Tabules advertised In our
daily paper. bought some and took them as direct
Cd. Have taken them about three weeks and there
ls such changei am not constipated any moro
and owe It all to Ripans Tahules. lam thirty.
seven years old. have no occupation. only my
household duties and nursing my sick husband.
He has had the dropsy and am trying RipsnS
Tabules for him. He feels some better but It win
take some time, he has been sick so long. You
may use my letter and name as you like.
Mrs.. HARY GoRMAn CLAnxk
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-12-08

Iliw eIi1i4 y "a 1anoiasimmo0 dslH !.
! / | ||||||||!||| !
'ods seauisl edt 10 eaimosq siIt bas IDl1oI
4 ,saiIadolGd alii 10 J1os ads dsuo1d.
900 sd Iiiw soi1odoasd non nsvoa
fSARs 1897 ODD 10 asoIo edi yd no;ta7:
ai aaa.I aysd lin uoita3a anioge wsr
-I!S1.En w51T 75ui30ut .lUsE5a Z nj 9sT
but mafa9lBgma tl0n for Settlers. IIiw t1s
TBe0llbaxa aaiSlsaF ii JjEI~ iii t7go c5aRa cts5aRaYre
sssf6ner oftA ehae faaafiiandl iiand offt e7ati2os ati2o =
dlfKSiBsa t. asto RaaItoqea8}napfnf2 qe8n pfafh d'
i aatiHo3hf q65Yfl dafab tdlyNletsdTI dTI uHs9 H9v
hAp&b dRa9bgiid }laigd }laigd' NJapfa JapfaHpIkS
ern lfRa asHla sadi eydIsae edsel5JSs ll5Jx sssyI}ssdoip
SIf.a hehAvsgg qAo ohdi6F t5eiaaasff38a6SWfl ldai
edge visei fecGp& 089l9Qf lesseP ofoNafi3af
=. 1889, enclosing communicxtieudg,
iFo@I +! 9I|N M sWsNyE yEaraaass dstadIE EAsbHT !
ing w6sas 4 81 bSSytiss R|oa
have been bona Ha9maaptierso ibrs AdtI II
past eight years Gfbpsaossle Mnds4Hdqf
township IA range 5waW as)aiAsteesibv.
which have been withheld frep. disnQ- -, -
sition under the public land laws be; ~
cause OF the suspension as defective ut ~
the official surveys that have hereto III
fore been made thereof and upon o,
which lieu selections have been made
by the Northern Pacific Railroad COM q
pany, under the acts of June 4, 1897, Je
go Stat, 94) and March 2, 1899, GO
Stat. 9O3) setting aside certain lands "a
IN the State of Washington as Forest :,
Reserves. -
In reply, would respectfully state :, -
that the proper course for such settlers VI
to pursue would seem to be to continue m
their settlements and within three ae
months after the acceptance and offic- tn
ial fling of the plat of survey OF the u
lands to assert their claims thereto by :.
proper applications to erter, at the al
local land Office. Upon such applica- pt
tions, and a satisfactory showing, after te
due notice to the railroad company, !,
that their settlements were initiated
prior to and existing at the date OF the y
company's lieu selections, the settlers b
would have the superior right to the it
lands, as lieu selections by the conf ! IS
pany in the presence of valid adverse !,
claims are inhibited by said acts. =
Your correspondents inquiry as to o.
the present status Of the suspended h
surveys of the lands aforesaid will be fc
in separate letter. .,
Very respectfully, :.
BINGER HERMANN, ie
Commissioner. u
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-12-08
Society Cards.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. e,n,v
REV. S. A. ABBOri: supply m
ond IeS'n n m. Sunday school at l0P m. B.
S'I yp IT, at 80 D. m. Prayer Meeting every
at oSloo1 tSese Dy
0''"'' Corner Fifth and Gotta SITS.
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~ hoae : ~ 60
ln1 ~ ~ . -
u.nnY gooEo Qno ~
- m = ~ el1no7lol
e - rop(r 1(o9l
3lDon6 ~ G~1oo. -
]6ofC so1nG1 - 0lvo -
81 q! g 81.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-12-08

,.,E1COME CHAPTER, NO 40.
WNN ORDER EASTERN STAR.
Meets every Saturday after Fall moon on eacn =
month. Ali members in good stahulns als
made welcome. n poor
MAGGIE HILTON, coc
Worthy Matron. Sec.
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have been suffering from headaches eveE
since was = little girl could never ride in Z
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,ol9dii 81 Iiiw soi1odoasd non nsvaa
lRANas 1aa'. ODD 10 asoIo efi yd no:ta7o
% ga2:l aygd lin uoita1s apioye wsn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-17

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following deeds fled Yesterday for rec
ord ia the eoaats auditors office
Edward r. Nelson et u -. W Netson, tAss
o. SSH .. r.. G. April %, 500
Melinda J. Blair To Emma Aneerssn. To- IL. bltes
g. McMiiiin's ist add Kent, January Is, lsN. VI
Seattle Trust Go r. Asnjy r. haynss. lat !,
block %. A. Pontigs' add sup, MAY 8. ss5
Herman RshrenS ct Gx 70 Henri GsEDssl. Part
lot & block r. College grounds adj October 9. 500
West Coast Imp. Co 10 Ole Loken BOT :, block ].
Gilman Park. October, NS
Wm Nottingham ct TO X. X. Tre.s. 70
feet lots to 6, block H. Squire Park add. sesteni-
Der a. $50
Fannie = and r C. Collins TO Northern Counties
Inv Trust. ics r. block 10. Madison 81 add Octs-
brr IL. El33.
Arthur g. Bryan 81 70 J. X. Tooie lots and
g. block 3. FELL Hsirs End add October 10. 8, 80
II. II Msniey. Joseph Boldly ct ux.. l. white
law Charles r. Gray AZ George w. Whicaer
e. ux. and J. r, Lee TO Lost Camel Gold a Cop
per Mining & Milling Co. In 5nohomiah Co.
October IL. e.. 81
Augusta Ffneiich 10 Al bert J Froelieh. lot 4.
block H. Laws 2td add October II. 800
q. Henri Whiscorsb ct 70 Anna n Allen
lot. IA and i5 block 8, University Heights add
September 90 500.
X y. Beck ct To- same, lots 9. I. g. e block
]. May add. January ~ t5n
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HELP WAyTED-MALE.

taliyrnen ard lumber grad
ers. f4aAo railroad help; chance 20 work
e. the 4ry East. Zee o-ly G.5o. Alaska
ane Washington carpenters. big pas
country cock. 80 clear. the best SswrnlIl
Jos. fl the state. e.; first faller g; third
baker: porter, 81. city snovsiery. yard
ing engineer; quartz r1tners. cook and
disawashe- for small place. 81 aud IS
laundry washer; cook for Alaska. 81
clear. fare paid: Al pa-~s--, So. clear.
must give large cash bond. winter farm
hep. first and second szliers go and
g. 70 mill setter and yard men: wood
sAIyers, by I3ca. transfers and labor
ers, & scrsper holders. ZEE. teams. - ";
buckers. RS. coal miners. by day; out
side mine help. sl.7S; lumber grader;
farm teamster. cutoff sawyer. car
loader. & -, line horse tearsters. f@-z5;
bcys for city work: government
tearsters. 81. miners. s. DAY. BY con
tract, QuarTyrnsn. bankers, s2.5e. road
men. s. -. laoorers. s.: wood ard bolt
choppers. s. and IL cord. walters. 81,
furnished farms tn rent or sell on in
sialiInentS. Cranes. l0s Washington
street.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sale Of extra fine furniture, the
contents OF private Observation-Disclosures
4 Dewitt will sell on the premises. No.
l022 Columbia street. on Wednesday. the
18Th, at 10 O'Clock sharp, the contents OF
eight well-furnished rooms. consisting IN
part as fellows: Elegant bed sets.
springs. mattresses, parlor suite. extern
sion table. dining chars. elegant pic
lures and oil paintings, Haviland. Rus
sian and Japanese china. silverware.
Rogers best. book case. br.c-a-hrac.
clocks. bedding. fine Brussels carpets.
fire rockers. Monitor steel range. kitchen
furniture, crockery and glass. also pure
toned upright piano. maker Ernes; Cab
Ter. Don't forget the address. ioe2 Column
b.a street, at 10 o'clock sharp. Bickerton
& Dewitt. auc.ioneers.
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FOR sALE--LODGrNG HOusrs

RptbMlNG house for sale: the incest fu-.
n.shed and neatest house / have sver
oiFf""t oh'y seiect parties enterta ned.
house very centra., cons sting az afe,or,
rooms. batn. closets. etc everything
modern. price n.e5a We also have a hn,s1
proposition, the finest bargain in Seattle
J =. West & -. ST. First ave
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The following letters await advertisers
at this Office:
SOCIETY NOTICES.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
MASQUERADE ball. with colored H.
Elimination lights. Ranke hall. Pike
street and Firth avenue. Saturday even
Ing. November 4. see large cake In
Union bakery window. with s. cash for
best ke-waiking contest. free TO ali.
prizes for best representative costumes,
music by Wagner's FRS, Regiment or
chestra: admission. masquerade. soc:
spectators. &c.
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WARD. LIND 4 DICKEY
Real Estate ard Mining Brokers
y. New York block.
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WASTED-Or White Pass & Yukon rail-
road, good general hands al So per day,
also carpenters. Apply TO NJ. J. Heney.
Contractor. IL Coiman block, or Inns OF
Court building. Vancouvet b. c.
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FIRST-CLASS furnished rooms 25c and Soc
per day; 81. 80 and S. 90 per week Califor-
mia house, corner Fourth and Main.
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cN MFRS can ind cash buyers by rs,,,,v
4p1n Eenlck r Tanner 2I2 Bailey hlork
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Personal.

SILVER fllings from &c up: gold filings
from $3.50 Up. Teeth extracted without
pain. DR. Baker. dentist. Sullivan block.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

ALL kinds OF building lumber at Green's
lumber yard. Cay street and Railroad
avenue: get our prices Phone. Lake
g4>
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A nicely furnished and pleasantly located
room, with bath 2s2t Second ave.
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LARGE iron ash barrels for sale: 50 cents
Seattle Soap Factory. Sixth and Olive.
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HOME money TO loan on city propssI
reasonable interest any amonnta =
Il. Stoddard. Washington building -
FIRST avenue: phone. Main 63i.
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In steel ranges at the Red
Front Furniture Co. to make room for
another carload: for this week only We
will sell the well-known Progress and
Royal four-hoie ranges at $14 and six
hole ranges at t2s 10 and liz Second av-
enue south.
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LARGE furnished front room. ground
floor, $l2 month; side room. s. month.
1910 First avenue.
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HERBERT s. UPPER makes loans !.
improved city property. timber lands sna
farms. IL Scheuerman block.
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VICTORIA Hotel - Nicely furnished
rooms, single or en- suite. overlooking the
bay; low rates.
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RITTER RrrTrrEp, ESCcS, Er.r.c,

PERSONAL Or. Mansfield's monthly
regulator has brought happiness to hum
dreds OF anxious women. have never had
single failure; longest cases relieved In
two to five days without fail. no pain.
no danger. no interference with work;
by mail or office. 81: all letters truthfuily
answered. The Mansfield Remedy Co,
1851 Dearborn ST. room GA, Chicago, III.
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HOTEL VENDOME. 1876 First avenue:
frsi-class rooms by the day or week
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CARROLLTON hotel. Occidental avenue.
Main street rooms, IS, 80 % cents per
day. Mrs Johnson.
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MONEY 10 loan on improved city props
~ at low rate of interest. Building iea0
speciality. Fehren- Marvin Co, - ~
neer building.
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HOTEL SAVOY, e25 First avenue. fur
nished rooms. SOC and up; convenient to
trains and boats.
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FOR SALE-l50 horsepower Ball engine;
cost $500: excellent condition; also two
American arc dynamos and 90 arc lamps.
+. 7. Grove & Co. No. 72s Pacific ave-
nue.. Tacoma, Wash.
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PRIVATE funds 20 loan on city propefUs
low rates, no delay. Edmund BOWL
Dexter Horton bank building.
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BROKERS. promoters. mortgage deaieA
wanting Eastern money should wf.te ~
circular Investors Directory. New ioss
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COLLATERAL. bank: money advances Il
diamonds watches and other good -
lateral. Barto. i9, Cherry.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DON'T lose. but buy q certificate in THE
Investors Fund" and draw a semi
monthly income It is the only safe plan
ever offered for trading with moderate
capital In stocks. wheat, or cotton.
Write for particulars, sent free. G. E.
Mackey & Co.. % Broadway. New York
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JAMES boutwell, City and a.
loans. Insurance and surety tono&
Boston block Telephone.
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500. Ooo GO 10 invest through bankeA
brokers' promoters: send for circulas.
Investors Directory, New York
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FOUR rooms furnished for houseke ping:
reasonable. Mrs. Lay Thirty-eighth ana
last Tn n. Madrona park car.
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GLENWOOD House, 10 Fifth avenue
near Yesicr: nicely furnished rooms. 81
week and up.
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$50 will secure position In good payinR
ONCE business: good reasons for selling.
NJ %. care Post-Intslgencer
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JUANITA Hotel; strictly first class; GEN.
trally located. $50 to 800 per week
a22Lz Pike
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FOR SALE-rheap, smell lumber yard witt
established business Inquire foot Ga,
street on Railroad avenue
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WANTED - FEMALE

wANTED-By November /: A neat sirl
wants place la private family: good
cook. and references. wages s., Ad-
dress III aS carr Pest elligencer
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