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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-02-03

For 20 years DR.. Hathaway has eOndned HE
practice almost exclusively to diseases of men
and during that time he has restored more men
to health, yigOr, usefulness and happiness thai,
any ten other doctors in the country combined.
DR.. Hathaway treats and cures by a met nd
entirely his own, discovered and perfecte', nv
himself and used exclusively by him. L. SC IL
Vitality. NariedteIe, Structure, Bl BOD Pc soning
in its different stages, Rheumati9m We, IL RacE
all manner OF urinary complaints, Ulc ,rs. Sores
OF Kidney Troubles, Ills Crt atment for, under.
toned mon restores lost vitality ar 4 makes the
patient strong, well, vigorous me- A.
Dr. Hathaway's success in IT, q treatment of
Naricocele and Structure without the aid of knife
or cautery is phenomenal. The nafIent iS treat1
or loss of time from business. This is nOSitivyeE
the only treatment which C. .fres vjfhont an oneH
alton. DR.. Hathaway call ) the particnlar attenA
tlon OF sufferers from va icocele and Structure to
pages "a. 2s, %. 30 and 4 of his new book
.-d1t EHe[Y use 5aKen Dr. Hathaway is specially
eral personalsIpe Vision and all a nediesIsed nv
hiIh are prep9reI nom thepurcstaild Rest in
HIS Owl iaDOftoCleS eS under his Der lonal oversight
. Dr. ha!naNay makes no charge for consIilta-
Ilon or adNlce, either at his Office or by mail and
Miien le case Y taken the one low fee covers all
cost oI lnedleines and professional services.
Ut, Hathaway always prefers when it Is possi-
we. " nave MS patients call ON him for at least
one InteFNleW, put this Is not essential as he has
cured scores OF thousands OF patients in an sec
Slns .l, oi tne world whom he las never seen. His
system o. Home Treatment Is so perfected tina :.
ne can bring ABOUT cure as surely ard speediiy ;
''@ though the patient e94ed daily as his Office.
j NEWTON IA TIA WAY, III. o.
DIR. Hathaway s. Co.,
42O Main Street, cor. Beale, Memphis,T .,r,r,a
MENTION THIS PAPER WHEN wRrTE "a.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-02-03
"BOYHOOD IN THE SOIT -

Constant and free interct ,urse
from early childhood to m. lture
years developed between the
young white masters and t. heir
olack companions bond of sJ m
pathy which not even the ab, III
ton OF slavery has wholly bl'ok en-
and these ties of real affection be-
tween boys of both colors, be-
tween the white girls and heir
black maids, between the 'ery
young white children and t heir
black "mammles'' and nul 'ses.
ought to be a sufficient expl lna-
ton OF that wonderful loyalty of |
the slaves to the defenceless po-
men and children left on the pI AN
tations during the civil war.
In the fall season there W werD.
corn shuckings," when the ne
groes from adjoining ptantati ons
met, first on this place and hen I
on that, and shuckcd the treat
piles OF corn, singing as they {
worked. When the work was +
finished at night, they seized. the (
young white master of the r,lace, u
md hosting him on their sh' ould- N
'Irs, bore him triumphantly round
ne premises to the supper table. c.
till singing their ''corn S. ,ngs. y I
On the Fourth of July the, great n
plantation barbecues mark cd the :,
lay for the darkies. The entire ', ',
Expense was, of co rse, be rue by D
ne master. The negroes, old and =
oung. male and female, assem-
LED and roasted whole c,arca sses 1
pigs and lambs and XII ds. end 4
1g with froic of atran ge ga mes 6
nd dancing at night. f
The great holiday Of the ye ,ar .
as the "Chris' mas. time," as it a
as then called AT this festn g }
'caslon there was scarcely ansy !
'strlctlon put upon tho Slaves
limit to the liberties they werr v
'rmltted to take with ''ole mas
7" and "missus" and tho young
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-02-03

members of the household. Tht
excited darkies felt at liberty t,
creep silently into ''the whit,
folks house, at earliest dawn, anc
often before the dawn, on Christ
mas morning, and startle every
member of the household by
shouting "Chris mas gif,' every.
body - and all responded with
some present.
| have never known any one,
white or black, who had any idea
of the authorship of the strange
songs the negroes used to sing. l
recas one of their dancing songs,
to the rhythm of which they kept
time not only by toe shuttle of feet
but by the pattlng of their hands.
Corn-sta!k fiddle
An er shOe-string bow
Frog in de middle.
But he can't jump Joe.
This was the solo, sung by
male or female dancing alone in
the center of a great circle; and
then all joined hands and danced
around the central figure, repeat
ing several times over:
Frog in de middle.
But he can't jump Joe;
You'll nebber get out
Till you jump Jim Grow.
Many other stanzas of equal
merit followed.
Another dancing song was sung
70 lines by the male dancers, and !
le n two by their female partners.
irs the men sang:
Do Ii ght ladies, de cakes al! dough;
lbbet min de weather, SO de VIM dom blow
70 this the femme response
me:
op light. brudder, an hop jes' 80.
,bber min rockin' de heel an toe"
And the fiddle screeched and
e banjo twanged as the darkies
waved anil whirhd. Gen John
Gordon III Youths Companion.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-02-03
Glorious News.

Comes from DR.. D. B. Cargile, OF
Washita |. /. Ee writes; ''Four bot
Ties OF Electric Bitters has cured Mrs.
Brewer OF scrofula, which had caused
her great suffering for years. Ter
rlble sores would break out on her
head and face, and the best doctors
could give no help; but her cure is com
plete and her health is excellent. +"
This shows what thousands have prov
ed-that Electric Bitters is the best
blood purifier known. It's the su-
plreme remedy for eczema, letter, salt
rheum, ulcers. boils and running
sores. 1t stimulates liver, kidneys
and bowels. expels poison, helps diges-
tlon builds up the strength. Only so
cents. Finlay, the druggist.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-02-03

Frank Daniels made an experi.
ment recently at Wallack's Thea.
tire, New York City. Speaking Of
it the comedian said:
Between the acts ushers dis
trlbuted among the audience slips
with a brief printed statement
politely asking the recipient to in
dicate by check mark in the list
of various advertising forms en-
ployed which one had attracted
him to the performance-news-
paper, blllboards, window litho-
graphs or someteing else. The
people seemed to take kindly to
the idea and the response was most
liberal. Eleven hundred slips
were handed to the ushers, and of
that number 991 had been attract
ed by the newspapers solely"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-02-03
Book For Men
saeo;al Arrangements Whereby Free F,
c9Dy Can BE Obtained by Every
Reader CT This Parar.

For weeks tho pres Is
have been busy turn ing
out tho enormous { dit
ion of DR.. j. Ne, gtCn
Hathaway's now b. Joll-
Manliness, V igor,
Health" necess; .ry to
satisfy the pub lic de-
mand. DR.. Ht .thaway
has reserved a limited
number of the 20 books,
and dtheSehe hf especially
arranged to s. md free by
mail to all reG JlsrS of this
paper who Sc I'd names
and full add ro.,e ~, I,i,,,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-02-03

OVeT'c01a1eS Mse hESgess, be-
PAUSE N IS the safeg Eaz,es
or WOH1ancS health.
1t regulates the eH1tYre
TemaS organism as
nothing else does. Wyb.en
the ds'aggii2g seUssafIon
an0 g the hackache co. thu,
6IUeS will gO ALSO
Read the letters from
women appearing I'm this
papeF-WOS11en WHO have
tried II and know. There
as'n a S1fa2y1OEa sszcEs wa men.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-02-03
Life and Death Fight.

Mr.. w, A. Hines of Manchester, Ia.
writing his almost miraculous escape
from death, says: Exposure after
measles induced serious lung trouble
which ended in Consumption. l had
frequS int hemorrhages and coughed
night and day. All my doctors said
l must soon die. Then l began to use
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, which completely cured me.
i would not be without it even if it
cost IS bottle. Hundreds have used
it on my recommendation and all saw
it never fails to cure Thoat Chest and
Lung troubles" Regular size soc and
81. Trial bottles free at Ffnlays drug
tore.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-02-03

0r. A1AthaW2y s. Co.,
20 Main Street, cor. Beale, MemphisT 7 ,,-,,s
MENTION THIS PAPER WHEN WRIT; "a.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-02-03
citation Notice.

N State Of Mississippi.
10 MaIinda- Gary
Yo4are hereby commanded to ap-
peaf before the lChancery Court of
The County of Washington, in said
State on the lst Monday of March, A.
D. 19RON to. defend the suit in said
Court, etzHih Gary, wherein you are
defendant.t
Given uhderlm my hand this 18th day
Of January A. %. 1900.
It. Ia H,/HODD, Clerk.
Hebron 4 Kinnison, attorneys for
Complainant.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-02-03
Women
Who have the
Blues 8 I

UespOnderOy In women
IS a mental condition
0Xs'ecfIy fs'aceabEe to some
0xsfIncfIy female IIE.
W0N women don't have
LIse blues, bGSf cOsnpas.a-
nv0ly few people under.
stand that the S'igIsfsnedx-
cine will drive them away.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-02-03

onest man or woman to
large house, salar $65
Expenses, with increase;
lament; inclose self-ad-
ID envelope. MANAGER
Hiding. Chicago.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-02-03
STATE CAPITOL.
Legislature ana What They Have
Accomplished.

Inc legislature so rar have fu
:compllshed as much as any NJ
feason could expect, consid'
Z The number of men who ha
w on the different questio
esented and the number of que
us or bills that come befo
IA our opinion, If the presel
Nature, does no more than I
. the textile school bill, a cap
bill, one for the purchase {
10 farms to work our convict
I'M exemption bill to factories
} 10 encourage their buildin,
make all necessary allowances
ustaln her public institution
hen adjourn, they will have
|nplished more for the state
my other legislature in the
I6n years-and more real good
IOllow.
|o Noel Amendment has been
ted by a vote OF both houses
iow awaits the Governors
|ture.
4 state reconsidered and re-
aitted the Abbay bill to cover
'undred thousand dollars of
|enltentlary fund with state
~. Senator George led the
n1aking a close finish 20 to
lhls, no doubt, settles the
% for the purchase of a
arm.
mall pox situation which
ming serious, was discussed
ne legislature by Drs.
md Cant. They gave as
plnlon as to the cause of it's
spreading the refusing or
ness of the people to be |
tee, and urged the leglsla- J
pass a compulsory vacci- t
Inv. o
\. b. Cock, elected in Yal- Il
c6unty to the seat made n
6y the death of Judge Nc t,
!, vas sworn in Tuesday. :,
Noel Amendment has pass !.
ranches of the legisla- n, n,
'enator Cam pbell OF Wash OF
'onnty, making a strong pi
lt against its adoption in ".
ate Taking expressions III III
ress of that city it was one an
lest speeches made this er
by any member in the th
|ke on any subject. Mr.. SUI
s anthor of the bill, has ~,
|ard fight in its behalf and ia Ia,
much credit for the way ex
he has handled his forces the
vote 1t received. But 20
slow clipping from the Of ofe
Il Post he has more OBJ ina
overcome yet before the anC
be elected by the peo- ]
'ost says: wa'
sRislature will soon, no oa" ""'
aaa bill directing that an rest
4 held at a certain date, no
ses as provided for in per-
amendment. This bill 1er
q the Governor for his -
nd it is almost certain
n veto it. If the Legis- N
'uld pass the bill over ha
n0r's veto. as we believe
kely to do, the amend 90
be- carried to the Courts
whether it was legally F.
0r Longino, and many of \
lawyers in the State, (
6he amendment was not
n accordance with the
pts of the Constitution Ia
Vides that an amend .
receive a majority of II IST 9,
" cast in the election at ana q
-, to he;
admitted. any t
DIR.
"bjection urged against SIIaI, sntir,
pendment is, that it y, Vital "a
b than one amend an n, !
and
It it should have been Of KiI 4
to give those who pqhtieT !.
so an opportunity to " NariG Gs;,
and against the other. ed ed by, BY
of the Supreme Court sfIoO the on
further contention in H6Ooo tion o.
and it is singular that tra5te Egs
nre did not secure an sTm sTaI pc Pc
"a the Supreme Court his so Gw
ore declaring that the nSa6 tlGn oI
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-02-03

The Leader has an attractive ad
in this issue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-17

BROCkWAY-Funersf services for Mrs Y Brock
way will be held "wednesday az .. from But
terworth 4 sons chapel
HAGLASD-Thc funeral services for Mrs ADnit
Hasiand will he held "Wednesday at D. N. from
Buftsworh a Sons chapel
LoSG~In stagwsy. ALASKA, April l. 1900 y. W
Long. aged q yeafs
Funeral viii be announced later
BURKETT- In ,hIs eity April le 1900. at the res
dence q bis brother in-iaw, r. W. fettygrpve. 1it
Terry avenue. Herbert L.. Burtett, sged 70 yeArs
The remains viii be shipped to Olympia. Wash,
far intefmsnt
wYILy-in mis- city. AMI rs. 1900. at the family
RESIDENCE corner First atetins and PIKE street.
Eugene, the months old daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. L. l. Willie.
Funeral services from Bnttsrworth d Sous chapel
" 10 A. m "Wednesday.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

helper. SIS. room and
board: mixers, 500 broiler, sl4: camp
blacksmith, $3.50; man and wife near
city; circular sawyer; iaborers In ware
house, e0c hour: man and wife, $50; mill
laborers and teamsters, fare advanced;
bellboy: camp walters: steam scraper
man; baker; night Waterman, &,25; mill
fireman, 81; camp blacksmlths; BOOM
man. farm hands and mixers, s25 and
500 second cook. $40; dishwashers, 81;
r. r. laborers and teamsters, free pass;
beiIboy man and wife at camp $50 clear;
knot sawyer. 50 day: edgerman. $50.
wood choppers. si.25 cord tie makers, II
and I9ac: walters; mill hands; knee bolt
ers. 81: boy for light delivery wagon;
mill yardman, s225. coat makers; log
ging crew, small expense TO get out;
mill setter: city laborers, 81; tallyman
teamsters, $780, steamboat carpenter,
steady work. Cranes, iS washington
street.
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sGa-For restaurant that seats - people ;
private boxes, doing line business. rent
s25,
s7oo-oyster and chop house: 2s chairs :
open all night clearing over 40 per
month.
sl.as,-Grocery and market. horse and
wagon. reltt part OF store which pays
hair Of entire expenses clearing now
from $50 pes month up,
$50 rooms ana bath, good location .
rooms clear ali expenses, new furniture
si9o-Parinef 20 increase manufacturing
business.
a25-will secure retiring partners inter-
est In one Of the best money ms king
businesses In the cty, IL taken at once
A few drst-ciars tickets on one OF the
largest steamers sailing for Cape Nome
sls Pacific Block Isl Yssler
WE open the week with the following
q rooms. one years lease. rent see. price
81 500
Is rooms; brick building: rent So. one
years lease clearing 80 per month /.
% rooms: rent tssi clearing tso per
month. price g. 100
II rooms splendid furniture: can be run
as boarding house IL deAiFsdi a splendid
: rooms. nne ftn nilurv, ssss
rooms for the remarkably low figure
Of flaa; party mast leave.
Sosrders Years lease ts q ar.aia.
We invite yeu 70 investigate the abose
bargains.
BEAVERS a 60.
~ aud W. washington buiidlug
Eepo for the hes; hotel proposition on toe
sound. 81 rooms sud aiaaHs fal. 4aluon
n desired iH cnssnsefiah. Jesse faf $40
years, furniture cr1-s about $1,000 .ua
m me coalition. cMa clear faq trunthtg f.
thls - q rare bargain aud Is ogen 10 ire
FULLEST INVESTIGATION
E.ee fos large hotel in sdad eoaasrY
town on easy terms f8rulfttre cannot fe
duplicated tor this piitH.
$50 for rp.spinE house x II rooms n~g ting
nearly $50 mgnthly
Ne 40 the largest lodging hau.e AL 1af
NrQk. rage business % any aFm on ire
Coast ard consequently iissf u laFEe bsf
% desirable places from ~alea 20 ehocvr
LELAND SPESsCER a CO.
fasement P.-l outidng
sEo-Csster house on water front, GA es-
SIC Hair Interest 10 an ofice. waai 4
man 20 keep books auI make blmseif
generally useful.
We have a nice grocery Store on PIKE
street that We can Eeu ~ Invoice
Also tea and grocsfy store.
We have TNsta aFauts. frls2t and cigar
stores ln all parts ~ tire city.
EDWARDS Id second Aveaa@
s5s1- Furniture q s-foem house ncialing
.es piano, and ihe. house tor rent. F4Saur
g &o-T'ne furniture Of new s3-go0m huil1-
Ing, all rOoEns rented and paving sell.
LLEW EkLYN A. X.sRD
iis Marion street
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PUBLisHERs' NOTICE. Travelling agent. are
J. A. Mcclellan. o. u. Logmis. =. blanchard and
Avg j. lsnghnin CITY collectors arc II. T HsM-
ley John d sheehsn, h. IT, Gohlke. g W. stenen
and Robert Akin. posmastsrs everywhere are cur
resident agents ia the various cities and towns Of
the. Northwest.
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The following letters await advertisers
at this mice:
CARD OF THANKS.

TO all friends and the Degree Of Honor,
the Ladies' of the Macca bees, the A. o o.
w, u. L, q. f.. Selected knights and the
Union League We extend our heartfelt
and sincere thanks for all kindness
shown us In our great bereavement MAY
tne supreme RULER over US all protect
and keep every family from such a hard
and painful shock ~ has befailen us
And again have our sincere thanks
HtLDA AND c. a. HAHN
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements under any
heading In classified columns.
ic q word each fnsertiont min
lmum charge. zoe. CLASSIFIED
advertisements running one
month without change Of copy.
$50 per iine tseven words
count en- IineD. On three I
months order. a1.3S per line
per month, ON SIX months or-
der. 1870 per line per months
on yearly order, ~ per line
per month.
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FOR sALE-sTEAMBoATs.


GASOLINE launch: cabin: length q feet,
beam 10 feet; speed 10 miles.
Gasoline launch cabin: length 30 feet,
beam feet: speed miles
Gasoline launch. canopy: length is feet ,
beam 5 feet inches; speed miles.
Gasoline launch: length IS feet, beam 4
feet; speed miles.
FREEMAN & PERSON, 20 sullivan bdg
STEAMER for sale; a fiat-bottom. stern
wheel steamer. 100 feet long, ~ feet
beam. 81 feet deep. net tonnage 222la
tons; suitable for freighting or lighter
ing; hull and engine built in is9s; speed
knots; will be sold very cheap. elise
& King attorneys. So Boston block.
THE twin-screw steamer City OF Grand
Rapids; net tonnage, 100 tons; 10 feet
long: fine cabin accommodations. very
strong, well built. economical boat to
handle; has just been refitted McGraw
q Kittinger, room Bailey. Telephone.
Main 695.
FOR SAbE-New light-draft screw
steamer, 100 tons. Address II 81, care
Post Intelligeneer
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

DANCING classes for new beginners:
private lessons daily at wilson's Dane
Ing Academy, teaching all the very lat
.st ballroom and theatrical dances terms
lowest In city, ONCE and academy
Ranke ball, Pike street and Fifth ave.
nue. Telephone Green 1870
JUVENILE fancy dress ball, Ranke hail;
gwen hy Prof, Wilson's pupils satur-
day afternoon April 3s. music by
Wssner. Admission, children or adult
10 cents
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wANTED-PARTNER
PARTNER--Would like TO meet party
with Sho to Join me in proposition that
will bear fun investigation. Right par
~ can make loo per cent profit first
week, ] mean business and don't want
to meet agents or trihers. only princt-
pals who mean business need apply. Ad-
dress u care Post-lnteilisenccr.
PARTER wanted with $4,000 for third
interest In large lumber mill showing
profits over $4,000 yearly. company own
valuable freehold, water rights and
timber limits; capital required for ex-
tensions. Address j -. care Post
Intelligence
WANTED-~Partner a man with business
brains and honorable. with slalD cash,
can take half interest in one OF the best
paying furniture businesses In Seattle.
No other need apply. Address II y,
care observation-disclosures
WANTED-A partner N manufacturing
business TO take share of partner going
north; capital required. si.VtD 70 400.
Apply y %. Post-intelliseneer.
siaS- Partner for an Office business; is well
established and has a bright futur. be-
fore It. Edwards. 1877 Second avenue
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BUTTER. BUTTER. RUTTER.


BUTTER BUTTER BUTTER
EGGS EGGS EGGS.
Down comes The price with a crash: we
sell today the fancy Iowa creamery &c
a pound and its delicious
Also strictly horne ranch eggs iSc dozen.
We pay special attention TO butter and
eggs and serve the trade with the ,cIy
best at the least possible price. the guam
uty we sell guarantees YOU fresh goods
and that's what swels the crowd 70 The
Cow Butter store. ls23 Flrst avenue
MAGAZINE BINDINCa-The Metropolitan
Printing and Binding company Will bind
your magazines. music and novels In nm
est Russia or Morocco Binding at prices
that viii astonish you. This offer Is FOG
60 days only. Prices auo.ed al osfioe ne
fesier way or telephone, iiiuc e0i.
A Racine bath cabinet combines Turkish
Russian and medicate'i baths: cures
made, Call or write for catalogue. sold
only by Modern Toilet Specially com
pany, % Downs block. 100 Second ave.
nue..
LADIES' Chichester's English Penny
royal pills are the best: safe. reliable.
ticulsrs Relief for Ladies. n letter
by return mail. Al cruggista Chiches-
Ter Chemical Co. Philadelphia. Pa
CARPO- RENoyO-For cleaning carpets
on the zoos, clothing and most delicate
fabriez; send your address: our solicitor
viii can on you: satisfaction guaranteed;
avenue; trlepaone. Union 6
goods. cali at the Red Front Furniture
Company, as We are closing out an oar
secondhand goods TO make room f0F n
complete new stock. li9-iI2 Seccnd ave-
nue. south.
JOHANNA OFTEDAI. medical electric
ian; treats with electricity all diseases
nervousness, rAsufnatism. electric baths
magnetic massage = Union block
phone Blue iis
SAVE money and time by getting prices
on switches. investigate how gTay hair Is
restored 10 natural color: fai line ~
wigs. whisSsrs Nine. Brown. fsIs Sec
ond avenue.
JUVENILE fancy dress ball, Ranke har;
gwen y Prot Wiiison's pupiis satgr-
wagner. Admission. chilafen OF aauF.
l9 cents
DO sea- want TO SO, your aeah reduced
Sufe and permanent cure. perfectly
hhrmiesx Ssna -, = q order ara learn
hos Or J. iatta. Nis Hunter
street Les Angeles. Cal
DON'T forget 70 attend auction sale Of FUR
ritWfe ~ ~ Twenty third avenue south
Thursday. az ~ take Rainier Heiahfa
scar Read auction notice. y. c. ascksr-
ten a Co, anctAoneefA
JUST received .sso bats and eaps. hiss.
style drHmmsrs samples ~ one-half
the retail price. Wilson & sutton. -
Occidental avenue,
SEATTLE WOODEN House. opposite Hotel
Stevens. Alaska clothing, made from
Khaki cloth. same as used IS L. : army.
Phone Black III
: secondhand organs So and IS. kimbAii
and E~stey high top. first come. first
served sRamaker Muse Company. iu5
Second avenue.
CAPT. ED CASTILrIoN has lef, the
schooner Nellie Coleman please send in
bills
ROBINSON Bath Cabinets in stock. c. n.
Hills. general agent. Burke building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-17

wANTED-2,ao0 rockmen for work on
white Pass n Yukon Route, wages 81
per day and upwards; board sl.oo per
day. Also station men for heavy side
hill rock, which will be let at highest
prices; tools powder and all supplies
furnishred on easy terms. Also good
bridge carpenters wanted at 40c per
hour. Apply to NJ. J. Heney, contractor
10 Colman block, Seattle. Wash: Inns
OF Court building. Vancouver. or Ben.
nett, b. {.