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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL.
New Organization Amttated With
Wcsteru Central Labor linton.

The important event IN lstr~~ ,ssson c'F~
esse isxt Neek -wass tho compilation OF tise
hs!ssis@s Trades csa1rrti wAseh has been
under discussion for several months The
arge nfsltson, whleh Is affiliated with the
Western censrai f.Afsar Union tm9F aces
IL sas Building trades unigsns ~ the city
VIII ara or fwo sxre.ffiosse. aaJ II h 10
ihsz.l that these exceptions VII he dore
away with sherry. iss object iz 10
stre4se Faen the different sssalcHs III mem
esv@z1se One important ssssi,t tbs ceunesl
VI sfgs1s ~ taa 'sunAentwings ef ali hsssia-
~ s9sS, ferrsng TIRE EMPLOY aseut al aatcs7
mAa Throughout A ~. SssEs~Ts - pEe&s-
eeas: ana RaFgv liaG SECRETARY @g the
ecasfzcss. which meets each k'K5sAy evening
II she W g l. Z HaA Ore sfea~x1fe
f-paa ssssssi ssss1n attends tha rsaacit.
TIC Western GssatfAl fA@os ffslsssn and
ssEGatsa usx aissxAtsCsts as@ considering the
ssse0on cf a Ezsiiasims ~ he msea as the
tsossaa q sss usxszH and fer fsgksiF~xss r4r
t5esst 4 COMMITTEES TreTa tA< central
sfsssss = investigating fes matter. The
bzskayxgs l'n1Ha is t'ssSe&ea. w5EA a
Rsesassssf %hsp 81 asss fssrns a 4ass{sige al
ss3 al sss.esa. me SssSek Trsaies gssssin
slo considering shs erection es a
ess9Saz.
1'ne earaaa1sfK tfnian rQpsss1 as-aar~
exNs progress In INCREASING ,sae sale ~
sisIef f0aae stxsfs :ae sn.saxssAsssi ogK Az
sStssas 81 tac N@nfsas uEssaa have az
SSfsea committees - assist ise Gig ~ X
ss rs saVts sEszss s$s
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ONE OF THE WASHINGTON DEAD AT MANILA

& fASCoryER. WASH. March Ed
ward &, Moore, Company G.. First
Montana. xko vas WOUNDED In tie
ngfstlag rear Calocan, en- February e.
and died from the effects OF hss wounds
on March g. WAS born al Fort Stevens,
Ore, October g. 1874 snd shortly after
moved with hs parents. j. s. and Lucy
i. Moore. 70 Xsneonvey. Wash. where is
grew 20 manhood. In March. fs.s. he iesr
Vancouver for Butte, Montana. where he
had secured employment wsgb . snsning
company. Waen the cali for volunteers
MAS made he offered hts services and was
enlisted ia Company G.. FiTes Montana.
He had been a member OF The National
Guard OF Washington for "a number az
years and NJ TIE tine Of his departure
for Butte Was second sergeant Of Conn
pzny III. First reesneng. "a Vancouver.
He has bsoth.v. Harry Moore. cor
poras In Company G. First Washington.
and his other brother "a In the ufeTrnan-
disc business here. lie was familiarity
known as ''Toaay." ard was vary popaiar
with all sAc young people 0s Vancouver.
and uas member In good standing OK
Vancouver Lodge. No. {. Knights OF
f'ythias.
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REVENUE OFFICERS To LEAVE.
Capitals Tester aad Engineer Bar~
rows Wit Go te other Parts,

SzssssaE TssSxsssh % 'se Fost-fatEs ssenrer.
PORT TON %Sss%Et Maria N--~tfREsF>
Taarr y TaMser and Enisf Easl8sar ffNas1
. yeAxesxs wAe have Eefn <sr to past
twa vvMrA ga aaag0 &Hty A@ge IN charge
- he sfnef Of rexefgue launches whtca p4~
sya2s us. Ssgnss sN@tFsf sT4l5SE efE are prs
fsarsnr gNr a. safIv Sessargure gFsa, tas
e{Ex> tAe5r terra - ssets4l h&Tsssg nearly *
sssres; notA are aisle sta cff5r5ent offers
sf.;i are popular % tfHe community y wa5eh
sv,,. s.sas ~ $50 ssesrs 10 ~NESz Pr WE -
.s~4pFs.f capt aesser s. A. ala amer Ia
~. serve xas} zesrssS hts& ~ te@ ret, -
a caNss44s AZ nee 81 wHsG5 IaF = a.tss - g
s>.as.t.s,. - saszes ass s@tsta FhsSF
tSayravss - likewise E'sanTfr sa tsf ss<er
$40 t,.srfgs engineering 6epsrtsneft ARD
- $50 sz~se9fr YsseTe sa she aesF rs
ssr~ Tncr~ "a 10 susiesas@n ~ wao a3#
St,.eas~4 hlsa MsFe.
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New, ori~.a. R.ee..

NEW ORLEANS. March u.~Weataer
showeEy and track fast. Results;
Mile handicap p ki1g Rss.eycora won,
Gold Fox secont. Elmer & third. Time.
/ t3A
-Four fsrteags. -oids-Jaek Willie
won Pathetic second. CouuSessa third.
Time ;ssss4
SIX furionsS sslilnx~-iFsgalt Eyes WEI,
sheskh second Col kssds thsrd Tine .fE.
Mile. treitey handicap Cherry Leaf Won.
Al Frrxcc secand. Eva Rice third Time.
f.+sas
Sin and q ha9 furiongs, sling X. ..
wen Prince Zenis second, 70 Ne Sc third.
Tisns. .szaa
sever farAongs. selling Lillian fsslae
Won Tom Kingsley second. Msg4eea4 third.
Time is-sS..
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ses.sI psenai1 crowd greeted The MuftnnrnaA
iesxr 1 ~ LUIS eowiers NJ ire Heas.ie Ayr-
savsssr ssss evening Applause was srn-
-. ssa.sy csssrssssse1. ard vixen tie az.
80 a. ssssed the entire cro~d arose ara
II. 1s sinGsnx cheers tar Iustxorszh
ne visitors Responded heartily.
oasowang tbs bowling earne n modes,
nanquet- tenaered tire M1serysras. s,sv. -.
Lne iocaI club II was gsvsn II tas alrec.-
Use Seattle Athletic CTs5h hsy-sers rs,s s.-
very strong game frnsf-ragaa f.s,1@.,s
oowss ard Cole averaging 8 or over. A.
= e.. I.'s snsy Me~e behind ~ the end OF the
sirF hssi % t5% ra1se ia, rgysrsar.N -
wsn oat IN the second fassnsan. Munro
.aAa crack bowler, had an 81 mirh-. ss-
80. 81 me sssFa game. which worked
ksss.ty 70 TIE 8. 4. T,s advantage
ne local Fnen Nor the H-ss game f,y -
IsEs sne seeSEa by Is AM shs fourth ~
n The Mnstnosnah wor the tssr3 NV =
secre o. ~ 20 -. II was ar exciting tsr-
szn. and cheering was corsslrxaosss
cole led tire Soeai n1e~ With 4 total sse sse
while CAufhorr VAS srxt amor The vs~ss
crs with iss The scores.
As.str-s,rsz
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SAN FRANCISCO. March u.-Wsathsy
az snxtessae fsses srark gDed. Results.
one mile s~iifnz ~f1rete ~ufs. Jennie
Read SECOND. Bonnie Icne sasrd. TEse.
ISL.
steepievhaSe eaagsc. handicap. SHORE
ceesFs@sr~gsur Climate wea. Vanity second.
Esaa third Ttnse. 4easz
-Four fBF!ar SIXTY Kelly wen, 81 An
ssony second. Se5l&w T2a tfssr3. Tine.
sksie
two AMI a quarter miles. she Croker
Wssssx arth bank stakes, s@3ua xs.ssss~f n
Bachelor wun. &ogsnea ssssnd. Charts
Resi- fAsrd Tsssfe. %Hs
tesse rate 50. sssx~ lee iifnan wron, DpDo-
ress second Cromwell tAsTd Time =,
Nfls - q sixteenth tssasz5eap p k'0Ffslers
wen. AaespA SprecS@iS s%coEld. lpT, SlseEs~
lAesa lh.rsl. Itnae. *
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n,n.t,.s ar senRo-we oitrY.
A stare sr.Aen tate ard quantity
.f t....as Carried ia.

Ssss~ssi y14se@FsA - sss Fess-fssks
StsgFs1 SSgHsfa@ksN A@rsH s---s -
- 49, s-s,,ss r. s-s xrsE@ a. sac gysfsseS 81
a r,xssssss street ara ghzFa SYsseS ~ esfe
Fesess f.x ssssxssAssS s-assn ssEs@ 1s@EsaS @ssS
ssseAs sn& 4 ssassslts * e%>~1N 80 = -
vxgMfs szExss@zss S. S~a ssxNssss aSssszS NTt q
- - e. TssA.s sa%M Ass fFsssssST SssNA
~ss-,.yx = YssssgssA asswsszSx - fss ax& ~
sNM s-sesssss,ssyassv ssArsV S. sAS zSSs a.
sss~sgss.s "a - sxssssTssses ~ Eszss - sa* Hr~
4 x@ss.s..s.< .4eesnss. ~Ess he rAasss 80 S.z@s
$50 re 9s fss.s GsA@x@2s&ss& .AaSs
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LETTEn FROM MANILA.
Thomas Tanner. of Company ID.
Writes 1ateresstngls.
fantgy. 9 8 v,
t*sfariza. 2. T.. Erff 9 IL

A hyles bss interesting letter has been
received ia this city from Thomas Tanner.
. private IN Company u. Washington sos-
unsssra nsw IN Manila TIE writer Is the
son ~ CAPT Tanner. deceased. VINO for
merry resided or Battery street in this
city The letter - dated AT Manila janu-
AIRY II, and snys sr part.
W. are AAvtng bot times here The
weather n hot and tire insurgents are hot
Ter We were Called 10 arms al :. % ocsock
sAxs morning. but the scare eiew over hy
II =. rs We have the forts Dioclkhasises
And walled city. tbs insurgents have the
city surrounded ~ssh about ta0n troops
sna sIl wei armed with she iAtevs i'm
proved guns besides twenty SIX rasaad
nesa guns ] believe ws can wsssp them II
ctr genera. wn0td ief eo al them.
w. arc IN the nrwt brigade. right Of
Hue. So goa see thst ssufs ms 81 the frOat.
Ne arp doing c3ipcs. duty ana are about
lo yards from IN. frEsas gent line. We
have very COED grub ansi gssssaty Of t."
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pIrRIIsi,ERs

PUBLISHER NOTICE - Travelling
" s. Rowisy ard q. Il. LocgElss. City cox
lectors are ]. A. CstacArs. r. r Eawsey.
Euxene Mcsartay. c. H MCGOWAN. G. n
steaen and II. A. Willis. Possmassers ey-
cry where are cur ageass Pay neuey only
10 these and 10 our resident ageats In ths
VARGAS cities and towns q the Northwest
ADNEETTSING-9snc hours Of the
Post-Inte1ligencer business office. Daily.
a. m Hnta u . H.: Sunday hours. ore3 s-S
a. m Hntl f1-1 = ~. Classified advertise
fiaerts for Insertion following morning VIII
re resolved ~ 10 ia-sG .. IA ADVERTISE
Essnfs under classified mead ags x.l be Ia
fried at the rate OF cent 3 word each
insertion Payment always IN advance No
advertisements received for lsSs iaaa .
eeEts
EEwARD-Tsn ao.,srs wtI. b. pad tcr
information leading to TIE conviction OF
sEf person stealing copies Of this payer
SsIsssFel % subscribers IN SfA.tse
ERTISERS-Changes fo- ADVERSE
menfs In the Sunday Posi- Ir;el!lss ncer
Advertisements viii be received a. branch
ctsces Of The poss-fnselligencer
TACOMA BUREAU-So. LIZ Pacific Av-
shne- c. D. Bat.
oLYMPIA-si71s Main street. G. c. w.n-
STANLEY. Agent.
kNERETT-P. X. Lewis
SFChA E-Isranea efssee. room II Wei
yer'on bsock. corner Riverside an. NH:
telephone a.. j O. pespr~on, Manager.
FORT T0WNSEND-wn ID. A. Pfelnsf.
BELLlNGHAM BAY - New Whatcona.
Parker Ellis Manager.
VICTORIA. B. George Aarsdsn-
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LODGE NOTICES.


NpTTCE~The funeral services Of Judge
John A LadG wlgI bee held on Sunday
March Il. A. u. ise. al DO eloek
y III,
The services will be under the auspices
Of Seattle Lodge. Ne. g. Of the Ben8vo-
lent sgd Protective Order az Elks ana
will be conducted at the EIks' hail. in tie
cnlruan block, on FIRST avenue.
The sniogy viii be pronounced BY Raw
4. l.. iasich.son. pastor Of the First Pres
byteTsan church.
Judge Isaaa was a member of Unity
Lodge. M. ~. knights of Psrthias. who
will provide three yasl1 bearers Also Of
Home Camp. No. rs. WDoSr1sn of the
World who viii also provide threa pail
bearers He was alsss member or G9urs
Enterprise No 2 ForsSters - America
who wlii provide foGr honorary pail bear
ers.
The honorary pail bearers selected BY
tbs EIas issAge are as faiinws.
VIII IL FArTy. EfSstgsSt nepztx.
VIM n Mu0re Exalted Ruler.
William IL ErsnkeT. Esteemed Loyal
Knight
ns. George Sewlanas, Esteemed I.eesur-
inE Knight
Ralton Rogers.
"a :. Jones'
rSen II tha eratewnaf orders - whgrh
Judge Taaad belonged ara requested 10 at
terss3 the services a. lodge
Es IS desirable fha. tasA pan bearers So
tassea shall re9aTT a. ths office Ok
Fsrgssxer Jones A Richards. is the sGtrxsEH
sslnrk Ak e'csnak ga S913ay std All
s,ssrlayrstsfsiga kSaYs IN regard ~ the services
snoaia be Seat - s.a@ eansc 0fEee
Will X PARRY.
z :. JONES
=
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s6lnf UlUDotr1 ID Lie F0S-iHsssss4<1tcer-
ffsxNYTA. Match ii--1sor. Refers bias
.:sfued fh. tassowiEsg letter from Col.
- Wheasey. sn command % the Flrzs
Issnznx&cu 81 Manila.
sE1s6aszzsers frs. Washington In
sssaFfas. r. T.. Feh 9, Iva.
a1e< John X. Rogers. Olympia. Wash.
5su Ar Dear GevernzT Thanks To
- nnss~lns efforts. the regiment las
- esxsn sae prIvilegs OF active servic~
q Is 90 trip here there was slssle SICKNESS.
81 aec5ospss aEa 10 deaths. A few days
49, or arrival Ia fhe kar5cr We were
knraa and placed in what WAS considered
- 6 excellent quzrtefs III the district
= Pnrc, In the city OF Mania. guarding
- m6E important position OF tfsA iine
nx1lsax the city OF Manila from the In
mNtats In fact, on part a. fh.s isae are
- osnk.ness OF the insurgents walking
- ~ side with ours.
Ne were first placed Ia the second brig
~ xsfss division. Ezgnth army corps,
/ ~ apOn request Of Gen. King. sss senior
Stondc ccrnmander here, was transferred
d ~ brigade. the Frat.
~Ihe officers ana men Of ehe fertuers
ksse, Gnee its muster, conducted them
uisR. With one OF two exceptions, in an
whit afsd soadsersy manner, 30 that on
q GdAs X has made q good reputation Of
be6nx N otedsez1 ard orderly net OF meg
1hsr health has been exceptionally good,
arrays sfoye the averages. and for the
~ par the percentage OF sickness .
- than the same number OF people In a
hsHashy city. The Illness when IL doss
eane. = caused generally by tho inds-
Wmsaate eating and drinking on the part
= ms men. This abuse OF their ston,achs
- We may pat sts'sth some Is cniy cor
Sscsed % experience. and i know that
A19 os better discretion both officers
sd rnsn, hAse assisted a great deal In
eheoi<iag those the minority. ana glad
- ny-wAo have been from time 10 time
Adsxxess
Tbs name of the washington regimen,
b Always mentioned among those who are
eo8siasred the best. and feel that when
fne regiment returns you viii have cause
% be proud u IL. The men look brighter
more soidssrly and are from ten 10 fiftssn
peuasss heavier than when they came snsa
the service. and fhry have caused me IL
fs<i confident that whenever a large on
small body " eens OF Ii Will give a good
account OF itself.
Since our landing here We have cen.
4tnualiy done outpost duty ard have been
utilized for the advance guard Some q:
es.r regiment are out every night and fire.
sssnsly ,he whole regiment Is out ali night
This We certainly fn.ast consider az com
plsfnent to the regiment being psaeea In ths
foremost sauk. TIE men have never com
piAsnssi about this duty, although from
the 10 time 81 has been quite hard and
has deprived them Of their sseer,. bat shs
willingness with which they step Gu, and
perform their duty makes Il a pleasure ID
look upon them.
I'll has been MY EoE-, fortune TO te abs
70 Be on duty every day and minute aiacs
the regiment Mas mustered TIA. and ] ap-
preeaate tha bsn.fi. That this experiences
has given me. ard wil try by my acts &c
skow my appreciation az fla importance ol
TIE sslasEe placed In my han4a. Very re,
epeesFaliy, 1cur ohssifent servant
John IL WfstaIsI.EY."
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The total catch for the season az ts9S
Is : SIS barrels OF eli ard - ~ pounds Of
ivory rs against Rs3 barrels ~ OIL and
I4GS@s pounds o, bore for iS41,
The steamer Townsend 21E52 tons req
sster faS tsen sold hy Atcerr fsars isst
~ Pert Townsend ~ the Coqu!lIs River
6-naI ant Transport Company, Of san
Frarcisco. for SIS t.ss
TuentN-fsur government vessels inciud
inS the WISCONSIN, recently launched are.
anchored IN ana around San FHraaefsce =
bay. TIE Alert, Adams Earraeut Hart
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frrd AMI MoAscaa are Al ~ TIE navy yard
AZ Mare Island
E1Axses Alderman. ct this cssy. has
f1rcaAsc1 an fnf<<es. IN the bark Oak
Land zas s. Ma
se ship Marion CAxse0ss vhs1a has
sseo al Part Bsakssev for several weeks.
naEanE Der eetruE painted 6nexed AZ TIE
s@easic Coast wharf yesterday 70 unload
tae rszsAass3er ck Der cargo a. coal
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..l'oaiee OGleer jack Esrck sent franS
a@tE4C a,tn s&ss be il a&sstyaF. To ss3-
aee ae4as@uAstcTs yesterday afternoon "a
sAsssssea NJ AteMlsfsg f0fi ~ BLANKETS AS
As8 81 SIS ~ sseNNsGss A few ssbofuefatss
Az Nsteaa Wss tegkee g%s report
s@ssis fta.a SnaErg < 90. 2hst blankets Rad
assa stessn ge9as knsir store Ttsassa t2Sst
,Nztssr A.E wssge subsequently sJenkislsNs
~ : c5tfA -r.stv scatter 4 80 :
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NEW YORK Marcia q TOD S3eAne TIRE
tneaey sA1e2i fa3sy for England an use
lsssArsa. Sic w5W r5ae far the ETTn,s K
Mates al fas Easier Fsca@ ana VA eos-
sssssse - F42e fos the KsTssfoFd SsA0'e-
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Jean = &tesf "a wats~knawH MDaus
sgsJsn es2Az yesterday died ~.
ttiea s.ss,sfgs gssehsasssgsv "a lac
HAs3 states ccszft- As atls.es teSt lsa
kS& 4sttee aksse saStEE saaAt-sS@. afs$t
ts@s zta at xsA@fs Ag4 aa ssE%fssa
tf s@ and personal property
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TWP sew corporations tffss articles -
sfseerseegall0n with lac ssunuts s4sdssar YES
tsfG@2- fas tssraAise lake AIitl s'pgnraas
Pa Yer tts llcarlssFAtaT< tTanA n fasn-
sasafs. T.. - sssaxeg=e. I'll IL ssAa sshey
s4ifs sss7a 81. I fsaflssIsss Taie 80 plsas stock
Is sz9ssS sa 80 shares. The contrary aih
s'lEa-s@ fa manufacturing shingles. g. Il
esasFs2 A4a s,o;3i~ta Aeibel Incorporate
sAe fAeae kssssux &ma t9ssasex com
fStEF VISA Il capital stceA az 81 -hA Ia Sc
sAaTrx
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Toe 81 80 case - WAslafss sss1
essssAs ..sr.ss alta YexezsSssg VSssses
sss@aEa -Fea t~stesztay sfseTresn a.
A ost sai3nixAt hSzst SastsI ~
SSf$s Nssa . ssr&seG Judge s-ssas rS'
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OREGON Road CLIB WINS.


TACOMA. March lila tae bowling
tournament ostSee1 rha GreG0n R03s
tiua ard the Tacoma Club. the Oregon
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The following letters avail. advertisers At
this ofx.ce:
CARD OF THANKS.

CARD OF THANKS.
WE WISH 10 express cur heartfelt thanks
20 the members az the a. O. T.. w. the
members OF The Musicians Union and
the many kind friends who administered
their ala and sympathy in our late be-
reaSem~at.
THE FAMILY or THE LATE W. II.
FRENCH
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SYNOPSIS,

Local rernrt-M Ma x,snum temperature 81:
minimum temperature, 81. mean fesn2era.
ture. IL. weather, partly cloudy. rainfall,
o.
G. ~. SALISBURY
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Portland Or. March Il. liza.
Occasional rain.
2. g. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL
TURE WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle, Wash, March Z. issa.
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AGcA<A LODGE s. p ard a NJ. meets
s@osYsss ard faarfa Aan1ays @sesa naeath
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aTsENsS WANTED faw a1sa@ase esez1S
31sgsssss * ga sast u ssgaI Aasss ssS 30
S@ ~e@@ s. wsfa sssgt s1ssg3 Res ksFfgsaaa
s-ns gsx2tssss kSAsc&TsAss, - Essaxs
ssr@es NV Yegx ears
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MARY a EVANS wesaa ass D~ss~srs @s
sFvsaS - har "a heE- Tsscsu8s Evans
Please 3T.t~ Mrs. tsessr zizessss- a.s Ger
r,sam = FAftF~ FsasAs ffe<kfrse~ s'<s9Tsiy
%s@ York
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
EMPLOYMENT WA&TEp-f EuAIt-

EMPLOYMENT WNNTED-FENNLE
WANTED Bs EEesra stresAysnaker.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
In0M COL HB0LIH
BOYS II FINE con-
pfys0s PHYSICALLY.
0nre u Themselves, ana There
= Etsa1e sickness Among Thes-
- nave Made m Average Gain
yssghf Of 10 20 - Pounds.

1nu6ns plspstch 70 the PMs-Intes.sgencer.
! 6XuPTA. Aareh i~-<issr. Rogers has
ssfEved the following letter from Col.
- Hnoasey. sn command os the Flrzs
Gsnsngxcn- ~ Manila.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
DIR. LUkENS.

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

= ANCoryER. wash. March Ed
VI ward s. Moore. Company @, First
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

sles MONTHLY aad expenses pad. selling
CIR toilet soaps - sswaserss experience
unnecessary Inducements. Louis Erast
Co, 81. Icssss No.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

AG EsSTS- la Fy where for rev gasoline
gas LAMP sa1sss ard sesss Itself: eax
pruslts. Brilliant Gas Lamp Co. 8 Clark
St. Chicago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

BOARD for children nv tire ~esx or month
NAV BE- Rad NJ Mrs. sfssTnsAss. ISs sew
snsh street. Kindergarten Instruction $50
given
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

DISTRICT asxuf for ean slot sGnsto-
sssss~s big commission. Viii Essy gar ITSELF
IA short order Am. ksseSascop@ 10.
Washington, ~. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

AGENTS eeerx-ahere for rev gasoline
sas~larup. makes its own gas. SELLS IEsslf.
fsrslIans Gas Lamp Co. y Clark 81.
Chicago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

wANTET-i,a6isa or gsfsiiees@n 10 travel
81 salary or work a. Acnss aHs cSluialS-
sion. Address T g. Post iatsii.s sS4cvrs
WANTF.ls-Ta4res nrst-eiASs solicitors for
ore Of the best life Insurance. c@Snpau-
les. Room - Hinckiwg block
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-06-02
New Firm, New Goods,
NEW PRICES I!

HHlS advertisement merits attention We
4 want your trade and we intend to have
it il lowest prices, fair dealing and highest
quality will get it.
Below we quote some of our special bar
gains.
No As we are sole agents for celebrated
Columbus Buggy Company Vehicles we can
sell you their best hand buff Leather-Top
Buggies for ......... .................. $ll2 30
Canopy Top Surveys, irom...." 90 90 up.
Side Open Traps. 60 90 "
Dayton Wagons ..................... al 90 "
Spindle Buggies ......."........" ~ 90
Top Buggies......... ................ 80 w -
We also keep large assortment of Single
and Double Harness OF all kinds and descrip-
ton, Saddles Collars, Lap-Robes, Spreads,
Whips, etc, which we will sell lower than
any other establishment.
1t will pay you to call and examine the
quality of our goods and get our prices be-
fore you purchase elsewhere.
JACOB POSS h son.
Na- The firm OF Jacob Poss h Son will
continue at the old stand the Livery and Sale
Stables which have been conducted by Jacob
Poss Tor Il quarter of century
Stylish Saddle Horses and fine single and
double Bugges and Carriages Tor hire at the
lowest prices.
We make a speciality OF furnishing Car
riages, in charge of skillful, sober and polite
drivers, for weddings, receptions and funcr-
as.
Ever, department Of the business has been
extended and improved, and charges for all
classes OF service reduced by the new firm.
JACOB POSS II son,
mar 17-lf ROCKVILLE, MD.