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THE NIGHT SESSION.
Tie Amendment and the Election Law
Ratified

The session of the House last night
lasted from 10 to 11:40. when adjourn
ment was taken till 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
The session was appointed for the pur
pose of ratifying the legislation of the day.
lest there might not be quorum pres
ent today. This was done.
Also thrty-six bills and resolutions
were introduced and half a dozen or SO of
them were passed.
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INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.

The following bills were introduced:
Mr.. Glenn, S. b. 1907, Bill to amend
chapter COS. section I, of the Public
Laws of 1899, passed their readings
and ordered sent to the House with
out enSrossment.
S. j. 1908, Bill to provide complet-
ing bridge in Madison county, passed
first and second reading.
Mr.. Travis, S. b. 1909, Bill to regu-
late the issuing of liquor license in
Northampton county-Calendar.
Mr.. Bryan, S. b. 1601O, Bill to au,
thorize the Commissioners of Craven
county to levy special taN-Calen-
dar.
S. b. 1911 Bill to incorporate The
Farmers Banks of LaGrange-Calen-
dar.
Mr.. Fields. S. B. 1912. Bill to protect
the crops and lands of certain por-
tons of Alleghaney county, passed
third reading and ordered sent tc
the House without engrossment.
S. b., 1913, Bill supplemental to act
of General Assembly session of 1899
chapter $40 of the Public laws-Cal
endar.
S. b. 1914. Bill to enable the County
Commissioners of various counties OF
the State to cooperate with State
Board of Agriculture for protection
of cattle and to suspend the operation
of Chapter 542 of Laws of 1S99-Cal
endar.
S. b. 1915, Bill TO change chapter
567. Public Laws of 1S99-Calendar.
Mr.. Mcintyre. S. b. 1616, iBll to
D.l 4 nj
1S99-Calendar
Mr.. Jerome. S. B. 1917. Bill to
authorize the Seaboard Air Line Rail
way, successor to the Richmond. re
tersburg and Carolina Railroad Com
pany to possess and exercise the pow
ers conferred upon it by the State OF
Virginia and to authorize leases. pur
chases, sales or consultations be
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Small in size and great in results are
De Wits Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills that cleanse the liver and
bowels. They do not grippe. Bobbitt-
Wynne Drug Co., W. H. King, Adams &
Moye, VIM. Simpson.
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, tween it and other railroad or trans
portation companies-~ alendar.
Mr. Collie. S. b. 1913, Bill for the
benefit of the public road fund of
Louisburg township, Franklin county
Mr.. Miller. S. i. 1919, Bill to amend
chapter 461, Laws of 1891. to correct
Typographical errors and for other
purposes-Ca Calendar.
Mr.. Davis. S. b. 1920, Bill to re-
store good government to Brunswick
county-Calendar
Mr.. Thomas. S. r. 1921, Bill to
amend chapter 205, Laws of 1899
Calendar.
Mr.. Black. S. r. 1922, Bill to amend
chapter 1872 Of the Private Laws of
1S99-Calendar.
Mr.. Lindsey S. j. 1929. Bill to APP
point certain Justices of the Peace in
Rockingham county-Calendar.
MESSAGES FROM HOUSE OF REP
RESENTATlVES.
II. B. 21OS. S. B. 1928. Bill to incor-
porate the Salisbury Street Railway
Company Calendar.
ii. B. 2122. S. j. 1924, Bill to es-
tablish a stock law in certain portions
of Jackson, Bailey, and Fewett town
ships in Nash county. Passed third
readings and ordered enrolled. This
was a bill to establish a stock law IN
a territory in which the people had
voted for it.
II. B. 2O93. S. b. 1925. Bill to regu-
late the manufacture and sale of splr-
ituous liquors in Nash county, passed
third reading and ordered enrolled.
H. 3. 2094. S. b. 1926. Bill to amend
chapter 325. Public Laws OF 1899, pass
ed third readings and ordered en-
rolled
These two bills were to submit to
popular vote, the question of
whether a dispensary shall be con-
tinued in Macon county.
II. B. 2095. S. b. 1927. Bill to sub
nit the question Of dispensary or no
dispensarv to the qualified voters OF
Swain county.
On this bill Senator Franks en-
ioys the distinction of voting both
for and against the bill. On a viva
vote he voted no and on call OF
Mr.. Brown of the ayes and hayes. he
voted aye He furnished considerable
amusement to the Senate when Messrs
Justice. Osborne. Brown and Wilson
urged him to state whether he wanted
the bill passed or defeated He pre-
scented the spectacle of the artful
dodger.
The vote was as follows:
Ayes, Messrs. Brown, Bryan. But
Ter. Cooke. Collie. Cooley, Crisp,
Daniels. Davis. Fields. Franks, ful-
Ter. Glenn. Goodwin. Hairston, Harris,
Hicks, Hill. Jackson. James. jerome,
Jones. of Johnston. Justice, Lambert,
Lindsay. Lowe, Miller, Mcintyre, Muir
ray. Osborne. Robinson. Sattertield,
Skinner, Smith. Speight, Stanback.
Thomas. Travis, Ward, Whitaker,
Willams-40.
Noes. Mr.. Wilson,.
IT.. b. 2103, S. r. 1923, Bill to in
crease the number of commissioners
of Alamance county-Calendar.
II. Il. 2141. S. r. 1851, Resolution
to elect trustee of Deaf and Dumb
school at Morganton, passed thlrd
readings and ordered enrolled. rms
provides for the election of truS-
tee to fill vacancy at II o'clock, June
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Southern Music Teachers.
lBx the Associated Press

Atlanta, Ga, June 13.-The Southern
Music Teachers Convention held several
sessions today, besides hearing recitals
from prominent musicians who are pres
ent
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LENOIR BOARDING HOUSE TERMS
very reasonable. Correspondence solicit
ted. Mrs. l.. n. Perkins, Lcnoir, n. G..
13-3t.
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INVEST SAFFLY-4S PER CENT. IN
terest pair. Let your money work for
you. Buy Il certificate now. Payments
made every Iirtcen days. Satisfied
clients in all sections of the country.
Write for particulars. c. L. Mackey
e. Co.. 80 Broadway, New York.
5-12-tf.
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WANTED-A STENOGRAPHER; STATE
experience and terms; must so to
country town. Address, J. T. Patrick,
pincblum, ~ c. 12-4t.
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FOR SALL.-A NEW MUNSON TYPE
writer. No. 8. latest improved, has
never been used. The Munson No. 3, has
mere advantages and points of superior
ity than any writing machine on TIE
marke,. 1t is especially adapted to man
folding, tahulating, billing, minneo-
graphing and can be locked when left
with unfinished writing Its inter
changeable type wheel adapts it to any
language. VIII sell at sacrifice. Ad-
dress, "F." care News and Observer.
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SPLENDID OPENING FOR A FIRST
class physician in western North
Carolina city of fifteen thousand inhabi-
tants. Apply to Druggist" care News
and Observer, with stamp.
HIST.
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One Gent a Word.

NO ADVERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN 25 CENTS AN INSERTION.
CASH MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER. SPE.
CIAL DISCOUNTS ON LONG CON
TRACTS
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AFTERNOON, PROB
ably on Hillsboro street or Newbern
avenue, a gold wreath pin, made of
small green leaves. A liberal reward
Will be paid for it's return to this Of
fee. 12-3t
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agents CAN MAKE ENORMOUS
profits by selling our AK gold filled
jewel watches. Write for particulars
or send money order for 1896. for sam
pie, lit rctails at $1,000 with privi-
lcge of returning. Guaranteed for
% years. Also the best 1900 bicycle
made for only $l5.95 complete, (retail-
ing at $4,000 Offers never heard Of.
We guarantee salary to our agents
Write or order at once. England Watch
Co., $50 Grand, Milwaukee, Wis
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Tom Donaldson stall. l have on hand
fine lot Of stall-fed beef, which ] will
put on market this week. Call. Phones
1SO Thos Donaldson.
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FINE DINNER FISH. BRITTON PEARCE
is getting daily large trout, Spanish
Mackerel Blue Fish and general assort-
ment of nearly all kind of fresh fish,
Prices low and quality the best. Phones
229-3 and 3l3.
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LAWN SWINGS, ICE CHESTS, DOOR
less Refrigerators, Screen Doors and
Windows, Ice Slaves and Picks, Lemon
Squeezers, Lightning and Peerless Ice
land Freezers, and general variety of
summer goods. W. II. Hughes.
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II is POSSIBLE TO MAKE A MISTAKE
in selecting the candidates, but IL you
buy Registers Candy you can make no
mistake.
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Special Notices.

WANTED At ONCE SOBER PRINTER.
Tell what you can do and salary ex-
rected. Steady job. Daily News, Will
son. N. C. 6-13-3t
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THE LATEST IMPROVEMENT AT WAT
sons Photograph Gallery is the intro
duction of electric fans in his operating
room. Never too hot to sit for pho
tograph at Watsons.
13-4t
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THERE ARE MANY OPINIONS AS 40
the merits Of the different candidates,
but ell are unaniuous as TO the merits
of Registers Candy.
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POsT.IsTELLIGENC WANT AID.
AGENCIES.

Ths rostIn.sfiisenesr h~ ss,sbtished brsnch sssn.
e1eu whore classified sfvertsernen,s VIII he received
until 10 p. m esch dsy. Tho rates charged al the
byanrh ssspeies the came a. at the Post-inssiii.
eenfsf business nfiee Cash ads only will be tsksn
d hsneh agencies Following Is the lis, u agencies
Yovke DarrfnRton's drux store,
SECOND avenue and Pike.
broadway Pharmacy, r. ". Fisher,
Bread way snd James.
Nenton MN Pharmacy. Madison
street snd Fifteenth avenue.
Wstia Waiia Pharmacy. Twenty
Urst and East Jefferson.
Fre~born's Pharmacy, Ninth ave-
nue. south and Jackson.
shtstien's Drug store, Twenty
third avenWe south ana Jackson.
schmsts' DruG store, iO22 Howell.
corner 1orsn.
North seattle Pharmacy, Battery
snd FIRST avenue.
4. y. Gays Pharmacy. Denny way
asd FIFTH avenue north.
r. y. CosttGan's Pharmacy, Qseen
Anne avenue and Woy street.
BALLARD.
Pveston's rhsrmOey. Ballard ave-
Buc.
FREMONT.
Fremont DRUG Company, Lake
street and EwinG svesse.
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PUBiIsHFRs' NOTICE. Tfsseiins sssn,s ara J.
A. MCCLELLAN, D. n. LeoFnis and y. blanchard Cts
eoferfor r. I. H4~lsy. John u. sasessn. A.
GoaffeIioe A w. 0ins and Robert Akin- Post
Ms1teFs sFeTyphsfs agents. PaT money oniJ
20 fhess ard 10 osf resident agents 10 tho ysotal
e.siss sad to1ns IT the Northwest
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE Of fine stock at the WELL
known MeDougall ranch, Orillia, Wash.
u &. Bickerton & Co, have received
instructions to sell by auction on Tues
Cay. the 18th of June. a 10 a. m, at the
abcve ranch The stock consists II the
test imported animals Holstein, Dur
ham and Jersey bred; y mich cows. 8
three-year-oid heifers, two-year-oli
lioistein and Durham one-year-old
Durham. 20 heller calves. span Of Clyde
mares years old, weight $3.50: | span
bay. work horses. weight 800 Handle
tonian mare. weight 100: u Befk-
shire pigs, one-year-old; terms cash;
lunch provided. h. G.. Bivkerion & -
auCtiOnpers
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements ssAer any
0salssg n classified eolsmss,
10 . word esch fsssstiont pssa-
Imam charge, 3oc. Ciassined
savevttsemests running one
month without change of copy.
$50 per lins (seven words
J count 20 Iise). On three
months order, ef.3o per line
or month, on sir mosths or
Scr. ei.2O per line per month"; ,
% yearly svasv, ~ PEI iiss
peS month.
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s's=7iale sisH
PERSON Al.

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-For bell
eft OF those suffering from skin Diseases
and facial blemisheS. sup.rnuDus hair
roles, warts. hlrthmarks. %.ars. red
veins. etc, removed 10y electric needles,
no marks absolutely painless, also
wrinkles. pimples moths, ringwogm s.
blackhcads pOck matEs, eczema and
over thirty other skin diseases. diseases
Of women and nervousness treated b.
eicctriiiy; regular graduate AID regis
tered lady doctor post graduate Of Or
i,eclanche.s Institute lermai oioSique,
Paris. and DR.. John IL Woodbury. der
mafp!pglcal institute. New YORK Iarg-
est electrical apparatus on Coast Per
manent cure guaranteed. The Paris ana
New York Medical EiectrolysIs infti-
tute, rH and 40 Washington block First
avenue: CHARGES half price this month.
ALL HAIR AND SCALP DIFFICULTIES
are scientifically and successfully treat
cd by Mrs. Shelter, at her parlors IN the
Downs BLOCK, she guarantees 10 stop
failing hair, cure dandruT. aliay any and
an irritation of the scalp. and feEtore
natural color 20 prematurciy gTI. hafr,
when resulting from want 81 pourish-
menj. stimulation and proper care. con-
ynliHtiUn free. phone Blue $50 Modern
Toilet porlors. 5o9 second avenue
DIR EMAN's Caisrrh Psstiiles are the
simplest and cheapest cure Tor all fsrnn
81 caiarfh. without druSsing the stonl-
ath or causing the least Inconvenience 10
fhc user. that mas ever been produced
Address DIT Eman s Co. l67 Foursh
etfrtt. tofltaHHt Vt
INVEST safely. IS ger ccn, interez, uaid.
let your money work Tor you buy a cer-
Uhca,e now. payments made every nfteea
days satisfied clients tu al sections %
Toe country write for particulars q
3 Naekey 90. p broadway. New
York
LADIES' Chichester English Penny.
royal Pills ~ the best. safe, reliable;
take no other, send Sc STAMP for par.
ticgaTs. Relief for ladies Ia letter by
return mail At druggists. Chichester
Chemical Co, Philadelphia, Pa
FOR gains in secondhand ouseaoId
goods. call Al the Red Front Furniture
Company. Is we are closing out all or
second hand gcods 20 make room Tor .
complete rev stock. li0-i1 Second ave.
noe south
r0N @ forget 90 attend tho anc'ltu sale ~
far NrBtuA fll TanCp ni the me imported
stock 40 DFfiiia on Tuesday ~ 10 p'clof X.
Tad ala. BON UCtfre. r. o. b.. be tor &
10. a1. 'iouerrs.
LADIES. you can't AFFORD 20 lose the op.
poTtunity of getting he best switch
for the least money, and also keep your
gray hair restored Madam Brown, izls
Second.
CAMPERS desiring 90 secure locations on
TIRE camping grounds a. Colby Tor the
summon. should apply ia person or By
letter 20 " X Davis. Colby. Wash
hEFRtsHGNG plain and RI dicatel baths
~ltn massage cures ..euraziheuia, la
Nnrpnia and prevents sickuesg Iua
GA1rchill gu Madison street
MRS. ELIZABETH CRAIG. teacher and
hea,ef IN mental science. Weltmers
method. Absent treatments for ali dlz-
eases. ga Pacific block.
SEATTLE Wooden House. opposite Hotel
stevens, Alaska clothing. made from
khaki cloth, same used by u. S. army
Phone Black ~.
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FOR sALE-sPECfAL
,Sno-s9-ronm brick hotel, netting $500 a
month, best bargain IN the city.
81, so Boarding house, netting safe and
sure sapo 10 $500 every month: low rent
and 50 situated that q cannot but pay
well all the year alike.
For anything IN the line Of business
chances call on Ms. We can do better
tor you Than on can for yourself. II Is
SPENCER & CO. Basement p-I Building
e. p. EDWARDS 3lls Hinckiey Block.
l~'dS i"E hobs" or - rooms. close "a. rent
only 81 per meath. all furnished and ngIi
Of eDoa paying lodgers. clearing so
tIe House and lot on TWenty-slNfh street
- down. balance SO per month. clear
Bu;caer shop. cigar store. fruit 4tof.. vro.
Gerry store, hCuaeE and lots iu All usffa
~ city farms from n acres up - 81
acres also upusfs Tor rent AT g. T. Ed.
wards re-" ofhee uz Hinckie5 block
FOR sAI.E~0ue Of the bss, ehingie mills
in the state; capacity 30 ss uer dav
wsii located ou railroad. also frs frtct
~ timber. consisting ~ 80 acres. and
lnl United supply adjoining may be had
TAis would make splendid sawtulIl
and shiueie ruiN proposition and II obr
q the bert bargains ~ the Northwest
Fpf price and fut iHfGrma ion address
~ care Post-inteuisenccf. Seattle
PARTNER wanted ia sAfmhflshed inside
business business man nd me V.ho
ls good ludge ~ human nature. .,lrh
party with tl81 can take ifnrnefIiats
possession ana full charge ~ In eafsb.
lished. paying legitimate bunluess worfh
double the Uoufr. clearing sglo month
~ Aot.an Exchange i9li Third
4 SNAP
NO : grain and stock ranch fGg acres.
good well house. cellar harm aim
basement and = arros ia wheat al
lacent - stock range. & Ger ACRE eas-
paymonts- or WIl exchange for urat.-
erf} near Hpss. Address Rox o. Ross
Wash
FOR sALE-ConfectIonery store and
lunch rooms. located NJ Madison park
turn table; everything new. Furnished
complete. doing fine business. !virg
rooms In store &. " Knighfou care
Madison power house. Seattle wash.
FOR sALE--A SrlaH portable sawmul.
~ith piaHer. IN fan operation. local aud
foreign market. plenty Of timber in
vicinity ~ midi price 81 20. terms TO
suit George Savage. BOX IS. Bay View,
Wash
FOR LEAsE-I.odginE house at ballard
known as Eastern hotel. with furnIturs
for sale July / or sooner. Henry W
Lung. sos Burke building.
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WANTED TO Rr>r-uorsUs.

---------"-------'---a---~'
WANTED iky BEST renters in cttt two
adults "a ~iS-Tu0m euttas. urr pl.a--
ANT surroundings ard near -Ht Nu,.
pef Waneut. references uusxcrgtouAA.s.
Address Fo~tnfHct Box va
ANfEh To lease. With optl4u io b5e
ninv Hr ien. room modern house. FORM.
lsh'd or uugurnlshet soad location,
near car tine Address Mr. r. Onrru9
falrhuNrn Wash
want a small rooming house clos, tn
90 " rooms, Will hUF furniture IL nrst.
class N 0ara pa&t-Intsiliusne.r
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wAyTED-To RENT HousEs-conr..
wANTED-RooMs WITH BOARD.

LADY with little girl 4 years old wishes
rooms with board In private family; se-
eoumodations first class. Address + ~,
care Post-infelligencer.
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LODGE NOTICES.

LODGE NOTICES.
EA9IsEs-A special meeting 81 seattle
Aeris. No. /. n called for Friday. June
u, for initiation. At l % y. m. by order
Of the president
v nAHIMLnGE. sneraLarY-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE for bids for bonds.--Sealed bids
VIII he received at the Office of the city
clerk OF the sity OF Hoquiam, Chehalis
county, Wash, on or prior TO the Sd day
OF July, 1900. for the purchase OF si5veo
of the bonds of the city of Hoquiam, In
denominations to suit the purchaser, not
less than 500. nor more than $1,000 each,
payable, both principal and interest in
gold coin Of the United States, In fifteen
years from the date OF said bonds, with
the privilege reserved of paving the
same or any of them, the first day
of January or July of any year after
eight years from this date thereof In
terest payable semi-annually. Principal
and interest payable at such place In. the
United States as the bidder may deslg
nate and II no place shall be DIES ignated
In the bid, then at First National Bank
of IIoquiam Said bonds will be issued
the purpose of building a free draw
bridge across the Hoquam river
a certified check in the sum OF $500 win
be required to accompany each bid said
check to be kept by the city as liquidatsd
damages Il the bid IL accepted and the
bidder fail TO purchase said bonds.
F. @. TILLY. city Clerk.
WATER WORKS
Sealed proposals viii be. received by the
water committee Of Baker city, Oregon.
until o'clock y. m, Tuesday. July ..
struction OF a gravity water system for
Baker City, oregon. Plans and profies
can he examined at the city hall. Baker
city. oregon. Copies of proposals and
specifications can he obtained from the
engineer or city auditor. The water com
mittee reserves the rieht TO reject any
and all bids.
NJ p. BENNETT.
.. L. MILLER.
WIN pOLLMAN.
Water Committee. Baker City Oregon,
J q. KELLY, engineer.
Attest: w, II. BENTLEY. City Auditor
10 CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
The Kerry Lumber Company's mill az
the foot OF Broad street, North Seat
tie, is now In operation Mil office, teie-
phone, Union 6s: downtown Office room
e., Bailey building, over Western Union
Telegraph Office. telephone, Main e5s
COMPOSITION--We are now prepared to
do composition for the trade tany meas
ureD. in nonpareil, minion BREWER and
long primer. Satisfaction guaranteed
Call or address. Post-Intellgencer, Sc
attic.
SPECIAL INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufactur business houses and pub
lie men by the Press Clipping Bureau
tAllen,s), room q Mckay building, Port
land. or.
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ron sALE-FAnMs AND LANDS.

FOREcLOSED city property. farms, coes
and timber lsnds. II. II. George. sA Ssw
YnrL hipck.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Ip$ r fcieet 10 Attend ihe auction sale n
the ACpougRli ranch of the hne Imported
stock a. oriliis or Tuesday az 30 o'clock
read suciou notice r. q. Blckegton &
Co. auCti0neers
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

JAPANESE boy wants position In fam
ily. Address Fifth and King street.
-.--- -
HELP WANTED-MALE.
-~
wANTED-..ooo rockmen and general
Ynkon Poute. wages GEO Der day
and upwards; board 800 per day.
Also station men ior heaNt sIns
mn rock, Which WI. os .et ~ nisusea
prices tools, powder ~an an suppi lsas
iurnishea on easy e."s;, <aPp'y
70 ~. j. ueney, contfac,or, 70 S9T,n n,tr,
piocn, 5est.Is: ASA. u.nr.g,
-
sI-pE.cE ,ono-erx 70, AIa.ka coal min.
80 ana board free far 20 up ss shi9 S,G es5
penter TOT Aisss "a o9al - e.ea h,se, "a
mill cuts 5000. lumber graders, g; knee
boiter. $50: CUTOFF sawyer, VIZ hre-
man, ", SKID roah men, y, steel sahs
men, 81, free pass; niilmen, SL3. Peo-
pies Employment once. Post and Yes
WASTED-Top isborers for Alaska coal
mine. so and board. free fare up; knee
boilers. $50 mill cuts. 6coo: swampers
and bankers, 81 50; man 10 lad bolts, We.
board 81. cutoff sawyer. " y grader, g
Pisnefuab. t1O. ppafu ~ mit men, "
meet nrs, nd yeS,er way "' we- ;p5one
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cnrra iTn,,aH s,s,n. navS ahied Ihoa,aS
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ayes 81 q and n, must BE- citizens or
have legally DECLARED intention 10 be.
come citizens For further information
aspptg ~ nam rs u't,ns o"'c~' roo"
Az i'' 1ee.el . 2, 80 s..s.
IF you want to start In the Belgian hare
business wrlie 70 lne hosai beislan Hafe
70. Loo Ia1t 1870 NV" hHSrt, iyos
Anxs,.s, -, az ,o sou nrn set we
IN now and YOU will make money.
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GRADER suRFACER. SECOND
FIREMAN AND LABOREKL FOR
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WANTEDL-A man with wide experience
as bookkeepers else stenographer and
,yips, INA conHasn1s, u,il i've honds ,nd NJ
ssfe,cnrss xSsrs.. = q, rars Pos, IT,
ieIIlgeneer.
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,r,y, ,,ls,s. ,.ase. xhite IssyrIry to.'is
donated: speciai ,nducements; posiiors
guaranteed, Illustrated estsiog1e free
Me'eFs b"rpef ao"ese, Ssh FRANCISCO
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sALEsMEN TO Sell perfumes; ioils.
:" 1870. 49, . n'o,si,.y
- $3.50, - ,,-,,1,--
bIe 10 tai. rharss no o,h4y need
Apply; IN the ..ast- Address b -. care
fost -lntelns snes1. ----------
TWO energetic men. With good references.
can Immediately secure pefmahsn5 20,
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