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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04
naanrday. tha 8th dny 81 Mays
Ieses
TO al whom itmaY Consern



019Iun o. TIM Cozu 1EslA AHB puaE9l
&ouNn kAfz.noAp gnAErANx,
esA111n ", II. july ~. le1l
KRfHKRRA9 BY DEAD BEAR1lao
w cate AnrnSl n. f1s4 iIeonisd ln 1olI
Dunn1e a. IN ordinance approved An&ni
e. TIA us cleF uf HnEllt1 lan4eFR1 - ~
1oGltla nn& WaIlE WaAn Eai|FnRd and
Erananolae fion lompnnF. az aho tide
'snos senkh 81 KING glrtEt - EaId city -
9ea4l.n IT, AionAs aEuuna aua aoeul Illo1
BAY fsqzn sxtreI1e hiEh q eKlreule l19
Whasnaa The tNwlalnGfNs Assembly 81
the Iezrl1cET q WaEhinElcn. ~ a. Acl
apHzuVe4 siqyembaF AeIA ratlaao ane
frs119 Zl1 grant and conFg41 Hca nEoH
eeFlalA ooa1lIIona WHOA have 0sau f1IIF
pgEtqrme4 ty ami4 company and
Where's SD Acs q he Legislative
- s s 80 ~ l ..a g ~ 40 $500 ssss =
~ anusta1loa CoaaBAaI. = ~ slp
49, - II. Uni,sa ssa.ss h.s ..au,.
eaeed n 1aaf Nrmul and eoupaYan1as nnd.
Whmea4 1na Md Eeat1la nnf Walls
WAlla llnllEond ana Iransp nElalinn cnnn.
pang hna transferred ana oQnFoTed an Il
80 lH1d. = ~ Celunhla all4 faEs
Nor. khe1uf4r1s tzs 80 CoIur1hia ana
Rugst soun1 hallFaod eomrnnY hasshI
gives n0tiee IA 4 elaiEag fhs exciuEivr
riEht - ooourT MD land1 and - eracl
WAnFFea and ntnw nGFunfMnfn EhefRnn
e1d tt1t ~ pekz1n1 are hofehq noEinaa -
lelEain irQn caeapglnM % enierlna upln
- 2. 80 l.-s -. s ss'. - s 49,. =
Aanna heilEnna ConaEamFs
COLUMBIA q PuE6'I 1oU1DH - 60
a1s s'n.sa, aursrsrsendssa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

- NswAera ~ n.afrEcE asssasAlsss q
~ asf ~. sd ~ ~ Gsaenal AsarnaAfs.
sssa sea-ete@Afse - perssna eFsefsf a.
go pseHaf atyEts unaa ~ Saafd Sa.lft
Fssf spesss ~ raifQrfs -tanaTRNmss
"a Apfti sstA The httiH@na - 81 y as
requested q thsa Board shat il tks IN
iaENet4 % the hnstneaa cummun1ly 81
Se fsaafs ard tka Uaiisa StaIea Il epn.
eRMl tha affike Ep1n the Geald eoask
utsl sYEfU ~ railways - declared a
a. md. While tAia n qasss waa un3er
eaaaltefatiaa Nav la b. tbe inlnt
B ards % Dislsiel Aaasmasiea II, ~
Aad lei. tes eammlflea anpninlea ~
Ceaefsss - tnsssttRste thA eaaaa a. tas
ttoohae eeiWesn TIE fAitrosa eompany
Ard ~ emplageES made . ssmaiar
tQafHi, 10 witch tie eommisiee
~ asa the tesaimaaR tnkoa %.
dsY ~ ne Coaetesstanal iuVeatfaa-
TIA Cammiltea ssous oaaulasixsly lhak
vsFY ersusa insera % tha comzsrcial
is4oNiries e tie entise ecantte have
peaalled frc@ this troahla aad lhaa
leqHe aamhera 81 pefaeaa nal caoasessa
th#HNWllA h4ws hsan taraan eat at sas.
pisynssnA fherefaFf. % e ruspeel.
fnsiB tas ekFaesiis aaA yea ~ aassan-
ttaae this stEi4s and leave the iastiae
~ ye1E cMza - tks seaistsa shat nuhiir
aetnten mAg far8 wAsn ~ nnase car
FapnFl
ne dnsame1a waa fsiiy esusassraa
and - foiieatrR e1ae.9liaa 80 A.
lived e. hat 90 nafaef ~ Ian n TIE
faad4 q Ne 0sseEsl Execaifge Rad
sna shAf they go IN finae aaa daria -
IL nlriRA a A sd Ne haoa 49,.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04


AZ Drnnsnfis aamfne n,1onfns reoma 7le
Fast <frset 2te. r = N1hi1GeH
tneAf A nosl HofAial in4ltztc1 y e.
Iaz Be- q Foa - 4lesn1 - 1ae<I.ao
HnH axhseioa - Asr1Hat1g Ergs COO
ial7ae s. IEkfs ard g1Ela& llas 81
a4nld dEsngieA bznneIN nezge1a
go 3 variety 81 fa1e9 aFlz1lEs e -
nzsnGk peo&aafion. zhasa aEtiela9 ara
ma1e of aatia. oiIks plnak, fsll. aanpze.
a&a. deacRnsad vita emknoidaEy spllQ9a,
mssaie anE escttnE. - 8 p4sie1g e -
eiaus, nainN eAeniIla. Af4a1nls E1i4
thad ard tfzsai ooG1. The 6isplAy
anh98seB 4 ios e waEk he1GtstoEe BRo-
d1cad enlF - hard. sad rznees fEuzn
~ odaiI1ll 81 ~ l111l aspsH co4.
efsEr Ihs entlfz ilne - nse1aie aH6oRas
Ties uuEk. pr1noancsd - critics - -
tks nnaat exanuted 8ask ar1s % exhshi.
tea. Mr.. ". 8. Weod. Special Aases
vii Be IL nflsndanaa and eAka plnaBoEs
- ansHsEinz 81 qusa1io1s A4s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

A BUcEEWFN G1L0RED PONY.
- mlao knarE ca. Wna fBu a aaa u keia
- 1AME@ Hkas rooNklfY Y. nf tssceoia,
kin9 egtm8E, VI. tHa nWMef can ~
sever Ms 6n'n4l ~ canInE lcr 4 and
psylng tne ehaxEeA. apla ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

gTsHH REGULAR MRHTfNo TOR
u fhe oxamiealfaa - a1nllaaata fnr
l4Acl ~ csftlneaie4 WI ~ htld ~ gfe
ue1nf 3rh. g. s. saf1I 81 - edneata1.
Mag Il l1sa oeNinnipG "a 3 oaelnck = ~.
=. = :. !! !. - -
ap2aaw IL * C0ADttt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04
SHERIEE.S SAFE.

IN TIE Dis1aIsr COURT roh rna
j Thifl Ju1idia ps1lnol Il Wa.hlnGrnn
Tusx.1ofY. heldinf EaEzHs - 0eafllo
No oil Naayt a. g .ltoun nlAIntl2
". Erank ". &isanabsrs And 1ekn =.
Leach. delehaantN
undor ana b. virtue 81 "a order q 1aie
and 4ecTee uf fofeni0ura snoa Gus of
tie District C8urt, MolHlng terms e Soags
sla' o. the d aaF a. Mafrh Ass lie tha
nhovN entitled ncfinn WheRtn The HeovQ
nan.aa plaintiff o1lsIned q indgm ne and
decree oRataat the above nanicd efeno-
ant 1 an commanded 70 SSH ms GLOW
ms dsscrib4d lnoEtsaHea pfemlsea. thAt 4
~ isur 10. Go a Zen iiol. e'svsn az
and twnluo fl2A n block 81 asfy -fhree g ,
-. II Decays nfgl edoilon 70 Nerfn seat
liz. King couH3Y. MI
nsnss 5 lksssifo'st llsssAs slvsa. tAss %
aaanraay. tha 8th dmy ea Mays
1eses
Al ne hsur q II s'elouk 3. - a ala az.
a he oQEEl A1ua eonE, ~ TIE ctr a
8e1tslt4 King aouMlF. Naaaiaaioa ttlFltrEy. I
vii. Ia otadienca fe aald urdff 81 G1Ie hnt
oaclte of gez1eI nure. Ill tAe ahog1 alacFlha1
-. pekay, o. 10 mutn shsfeof 81 maF he 90
oeaatrF y SATISFY rhintlEa lat1zasal. eIth
.nlels.. taarsom ala a1stas g h Alsaana and
oeGs akalA9 fuR eafA-
nassa a ss.tsis A. 90 a. 8 AEEll: lssa
spold 4h1ri4 81 kldl eonaig.
@sil 4 amiAh aieclpasa "a piaiAta.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

4oiHnce rui1rica and Ar1, ana oxpTea4inn
a the Periodical a itrl3fufe o. EuEono
ard especially e ot<at British.
NmR A4BaN9 a4&s 70 ming fear large
tolzle1 . yea4 l1ruI11es, IEun - 7teel
and R1nNEnilY ln8cce azzlo MGHa 81 Tan
lileF4tnre. sh4 only coUpiiallen thel,
unlle Wkfhin she roach o. "a. a sali f4e-
tory IL tha coakEf Asa with Which u
embraces NhaleBur n 81 IaiEedlnfe h.
tefual 81 n aQIlr, p9smAnRnk value.
II ~ THHHa FonE INDierKN8hN1N %
ever 0no VIA Hl91e1 - koep I4c1 with
hn gEezf8 % 1nlelleetua DleQEoGa q tNa
tame. o. . cuIliVnle - htnanIt q hln
family RnnaHal intelligence and lilefa5y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04
gluh PfIsss lbt ,hs Bent Hsms and
Ear1lan nimalna.

Possessed a. rms EaBaNa &aG and
oAa o. ether of cur viv3efou4 Amerlsnn
moalhlIea, 1abacfinef viii Ind klu8eli
fhil&neipnia Eeenlng BulietlH.
EuI SO ~ IaIH L1eINe ASS 4l1 any
ona Of the Amnrlc2n - meuttiiga tag
.ierDore HeetlE % tfa1aff Nkl - 3 n
fof yNas, postq aid ior Tor 81 - IhM
LIVING Ac3 and the - AIcholta
Add1am LIrIkIlL + Co.
1a8 : Ha41ons
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

Facsogy ~ uge cnonno arN
Brick sulIdlna. Tnlra a.

HAyAMA AND SKID ofaAN8
- manufactured ana ksDi - III
lI.sasss ssili ks.i| Il % thnlf asgs
AZ q m. k1rut.s assi. - - 49,.
Tia Qnah ag71an s.a - = = 80
oooes elnt G. 9. y. . aag nlTi 81
q large quantity 4 lotaets
clHnEs mnnnEssfursa 3 aesrs s. ~
aes.led ehaps and paoke4 IA a. .
saat eaH1innA. 7 as
owiae 10 ne Intention a IA ~
pack ~ and icaFa the ionrffF. n
A.. \ -. n Y. Y ~. I. -. /.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

TAea 0'Rsillg. CAairmam. ana Taos
Nora fscfrieFr --aaErE9AN4s Year
. mmunieAilun 81 ApFil 4s4h waa plneea
before The gofas Excessive Bard With
tha follpwieg Eeaaits Ihat ws Accept
year pfapa1ifiun and ieAee he matter
ia the haB1a of tn 0eaeuN Exeontixs
Baaraa - 81 Toe date TOE ceRpilanes
ulih ne eamA Ihe oitiHtns which you
hasa tha honaF % represent deserve the
HppFobslian Of ahe Whais communlty
fog he e3osia made 70 amieahty &C iasl
and asttia toe diln atty oxistiaR up1a
tie Southwestern nyglsm 81 railroads.
u hanalf % saoAl and tntef-slaie oola.
mafoa and fnf ne restoration e psaas
go hArmnny betaeen later asd okpi.
ri. 20 h8ss nsleeasa fao1d8y. NAY I.
ie8s, As ths time when the strike shall
be declAfee a n end. Very srnly
years. 3oH8 y. hAYxA
Upan Ne rsepip. q ths reply - 6sy,
ernor Castln, whio6 vas Fepaisud whea
he sub commitleo Wsa aboat b leavt
Tor Atehisen, ~ teleRFaphe9 toe Col
ls&inz dispaleh - ne Pressaant IS
WaahinafDns
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

esS seaaA Ales 81 s csni ans aress
hass0na ssaaaed ~ 81 esnnA scxuA
49, ~ 80
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04
Jo94Ha NJ OUFHwkTTnl
A x. eaHEkn.
SAA BunaAaam,
q ". SzEWAnr.n

n. Lows No }, Nav q le68.
70 Hen.A. q. Caflia and 0fhsFs --3kH-
46nMNns Kons oQmmHatcs Of MAJ
10 go elased b fore ths 9snerai Esto-
asite Board and tho folloming Esaola-
tiona was adspfed; &.
Hssaios9. That tha oommuniealion
from ne Conareesional camm.tt oe BE-
as1noslstasa md t1al fnels 1sqaeat be
eraniae.
Ihs tiaso fas calling Ne ssElzs oG vas
ssft 10 The GensEal EHecntiEe Bard.
"a view, tbeFsfose. mat ne business Ia
ssya ~ of tbs ooanify are aa1efina, and
Ne Kuiahla ~ Lzbof having she int
rsata % aba wh1ie paupis q haafss wlil
inair eompiT rita Ne reqqsel 81 ne
Nsfinn Il Representatives aad the4 Of ne
CIuntu6 Canmltlsa AZ - Lcala ard
declare taia Strike a A. end, - saka II
feet 81 Tuesday m9fninR, Nay 4. 1855.
lInsllns sna4 this aotlsu wi n9set with
The appfogal Of tbe punlie sad assist IN
oflnaIna nsoital aad labsf n eloeef fs-
lafi0nahip, ne renain VeFg traiy yonfu,
THn GKNxatx ExncUffxB BoAnD o. xHE
kNf0sara " LAn09.
raasma ~ WaaamH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

"fha strike i osdefod %. Ice esf
reapendonse ell b ih the papors %
meFfeW maFnipa. Oar oolsFnRaea are
taAioz Testimony 10 ne 3o1th1ezk. TIE
peeeant pee-afal aetsleme1t will aeoftsn
tee honra 81 later. Oaig tRo msmbeFn
of ne commiitee are On board tAe tram
a. tAis eiuhe, MaSsta. Crane, Oathwaita,
Parker ard haehsnAn barina iel1 &an.
dAy aognina fu4 RArpqBs, kannaa. and
NJ Barns haa game hnaen
EnlsaainR 4 onpy 81 me oRssag :.
snsd asel.Eine t1s s.liteoas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

-. - ss:' s s: - ~ -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

NOTICE rs HKnRnE 01vEN Or
II ne aimulutian ishl1 dAyl g tho pAftr
maFAhin horetalo exEglinR betnGen ~
- xellsr 49, jQhn = anaereen, pnder
Ali aebta due O. 70 hecone due 70 TIE
iata partner hip esu b paid 70 eAid H. Il
feeinr. and aii de1to de8 81 owinN from
sai9 parfnership NIL = pkld b aald n.
Il. HGaler. II. a. 4AELAh,
Per y b. h0@ NAN.
AllorneT Ia fast
JOHN q. "A 0EfkNffN, q
esattla. ". Z. Atlll q 1875 Is1m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

EswosT0RT HOUSE, AID LOT on
Ihlrd alre1ls
clg zeEr. 1a ezs nna szs -
Hnta Win hmr. Aanndry. SodA WezAa
Eeco1d hsna FuEailare Etae.
28a aszss land. part caearsd. - paE asle
NIs Efpse rsneh. cI6area pettpla- 80
3 snurAnsa ga Gzsn $50; harwslns
Coed Haslne1a Chancea.
1mrroxsa nnnches So Slaa so ~
BskarT, e11a 71Ees saloonA
vacafod ciaIm. 80 lrelinquished home
sa1aaA o. prnempflsn eloa et1A 80. SC
RIes-acrs honsn. elearsa so un
Traae c7lE E.a.a Ca Ranch.
Hsf.sis = - p,'s. sos .
CIR ana coanlT srsR wr
New ard ssoand.aana safaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

GRlKITR gRRRK MINES

British CalnmkiA wln cave time and
n11snI Vi i1ki1l ~ Viclorl1 Hops
so1aA All Ia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

Tha ConaFssd1nk Committas after
having heard tho testimony o. promi-
nant ousino1a meu b S. Iloui1 on Sal
a,dsy oBdeasorads n possible. 10 have
the KnIehta0 q Lsabnr declare the strike
"a IA she interest us peace and
business aud that the prosperity OF She
eounlsg miEht BE- reat0reds and AZ 40
informaf rnENlina heId "a SATURDAY.
uiahls the maNtaf Vas beoaohed b. she
eomnittse % Me Ekeousise B Lard. A
.atlok addressed ~ tne board waa shea
dfsWn 40 and slowed b. ell tbo mem-
bsla o. tha ooaNmiilee exoepl NJ.
tlarns, uho bad cove 70 hia noase q
81. Joseph. OF eoNrse. his signature
sonld not be cEertd. although be was
hsaFnls ia favor Of ghis course. TIE
letter WAS laft vito Mn. Cnrtin. Chair
nan Of the gommitlee, 20 deliver 50
~. II yes. Chairman PRIV ten. Of the
Exseuivs Board, and caNolnded she
affaneemanls, which were nnAIly closed
lsle On Saturday niGht a an extended
euniesence be1weea NJ. CaTtin, On the
part 70 the Congressional COMMITTEES.
and Measre. Hsyss, Bsiiey and Rmsy,
lhs Exssntive Board, On ahs part q tss
Kni1hfs Of Labor.
Governor GuraiH oa1Q t18f tH9 fe3ot
uAs due % tne untiring efforts Of he
ksoentivs board Of the knighta Of Is
Dor. Altar having been approached b.
tho luvsaslaatiou Coamittes they nt
once used eTsfs ebert 70 havo he stFike
ended 10 the Interest Of peaoe, The in.
seroaf % I'll people. and especially the
iuaarea1 81 81. llousA Af1ak fho receipt
% ne Gonarsssloaas Comsailleess ietteF
b. he Board q {oint conferences VA
haid. eomuoeed % tha Gonerai Exeeu
tive Bsaea end re Ezseaatso Boards q {
District Anssmblies 81, g and lot, ghlcs
resulted 10 ths adaptioa of the resoiu.
ton contained IN She reply 70 90. Con
eFeselonal Oommisteo and also q she
following resolution 30 tbo gifixsna'
t,ummlftee - 81 LaasA
.aleRlrr 0NMnnAN &xGeufFNR He9mn.
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41s es1sz4 e a. 11s1 ~. = I.aas
~ ana eMs
-. Eeesn. a1aT a-Est1 1slarfaq
Mlnhs Aee1ga M4gaa 8H1I9E A84 1lAf1gs
81 ets "a. e1lips Bs4s4 g ~ kalenls
~ Eahse. mss sM4 CseNs HaIaNei Dp1-
m,tlfa tnf1ln1ll9 ed ~ n4tsaa -
10 - tesE8 seasl 81 40 A4AN44R -
i,aE1T ~ .ff|l ! : e ez - Ne
41iseglna ee4lt4 s4enA -
- Kern Ny lgt 1876
- ~ B aas1tst a4FA
Wesf1ft " E4ar NeNu AANAs
aa6af ~ ~ Conelr445 I1r.sls9At-
tBa Canmsfnss aham4 eo9enssp4iY a1A4
fsfF 1afle1f lees4 g ~ cc811lel1ls
NnfitisaMf and es11s llssrNsaa g ne
eansff haFa 3lsnited from ~ lAle
tenehlsa upon rs ifBaa 81 Eeairoad -.
Eonafna . ~ 8eaI1 wAstsr1 system e14
cthsr Failfoass IN ~ 8tAlas e Alll1ola.
HsgonFt. K9asaes ArAtn1z4 nn4 ts1tss
Nd that - x4zs11 e sd afue1les >
larHs nambe1 81 paFso1s no1 d1reoilT
oosaeoied lhs4suilh bass 1ssn aArean
SOS - ennpsqEmsn- yeWallrH e snls
finae 90 elpae1 e1r ctinlag 3 EeENz1 -
he aaugee WHICH rfedaeed this ln1aenl.
atie se4all1en " aGHi1e q y ines'1ne
ME&HH GMH H1#EN" kA.4 k4t I34 go 81 -
~ snishslsA s1iaIg b g desics y Fan-
DIR asi sha aagiElanes IN eaF poser -
o2sagp1inR = rssl1lg p4a1e. tneigtd1ai
Anp8inaaN and e1lauNgetAA Prosperity
|t3 the cIfizsns e t1e ogsntFs
and taEIIeniaxlF 81 the ~ 1eates
nsmef ~ ~ beEshg respectfully
tnl eaRnessIg ssqnfot sau a. AalsEie4n
sit'Hsnps hasine ne weIiafs Of e1E
oommun oca14BE e hearf. = adglse
fhranah snp proper oNeials = eise1n.
tinnan66 - tbs ttFiBe % the EstlFaedg
har6s ) before rnsafioned, and % ieaps
ne a1ensIon q uhalhaE taf enpoltfn
o. 6lEtaaa 81 tbs eeRpeFationa wr,e
fassia .,bia. e foe 6oeissgn l1sl pablie
aDin1en mag faFm wien ~ C3eNE1a-
siauaf conmitfes u1ich hss that mat
ssr andaf Investigation sail have eon1-
piafsd - wuFh. TssilnR nssared that
4 sonr RIsA t1ls461ol4 vii He1s
~ 81 1o4fd &n4 ~ fnnsa eto NC
set u oanformisy viii yo4f eo4naa|
- erpzdbslinn % tie peopie q rs
ueIf4I aIaltA - sls Yo1r o1e4I41 e
essant A q CunTzn.
". III cnsHn.
1aaana NJ 0urnwkF1N,
Ak. RaHE9a.
SAa HunaAaam,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

~ asnia A los q dress gods rsdnoed
zakan. E1uaeda siIk nshah Endaa6
= : seala scusshacaua na4 NJ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

gGooaE RAaE <soN rs oiympfa. 1feF :
lAhT hoF. r, ~ kobsrtson, = ado e.
Alo9Fe AID Anna Rahheson. al o.
AAnfstoa eoulif-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

WANTED.
1sonevs Sod sacuity; hesa inasrogi
paiak Can o. u.
Women and girls; hlzhass Wages pald,
Iroaers. washers and cooks No I pays
10 fumish Gam hanas 10 par mnnfh.
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Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-24

the Herald: Our commercial and manufac-
 turing methods are so complexed and inter
 woven that strike on the part of a relative
 ly few men who consider themselves unjustly
 treated may cause ten or hundred times
 their number to be thrown out of work. In
 certain classes of manufacture 8 strike of
 thirty or forty men engaged in some particu-
 lar department of the work might make it necessary to entirely cease operations, to the detriment of 400 or 500 other workers who did not consider themselves aggrievsd; while the strike of 100 or 200 switchmen on a rail road might be the means of entirely suspend ing operations, to the great loss of tens of thousands of workers living at various points on the line of the road. Now, this result may we'll constitute grievance vastly great CT than the grievance first complained of, which was the cause of the contention, for, as we have before pointed out, complete suspension of work is usually much more detrimental to the interests of the wage earners than it is to the interest of the wage payers. The former at such time lose ground which they can never hope to recov- CT, and may in 8 few weeks of time exhaust the savings of years. With the employers, a cessation of work may frequently only i'm ply larger and more intense demand for their goods services when mills or rail roads again put into active operation
Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-24
Saturday, April 2A, Iss6.
AN INTERPRETING PLAN.

Mir. Ara Cushman is prominent shoe manufacturer of Auburn Maine, and he has devised plan of industrial partnership with his workmen. His plan is an interesting ono and one which seems likely to work we'll
 MT. Cushman does not propose any change in the rate or method of paying wages, and the conduct of the business is to remain in the hands of the firm. Al the end of the busi- ness year, after fair amount is allowed for interest on the capital invested, for superin- tendence, risks, depreciation, insurance and other contingencies, the firm propose to di- vide any profit that may remain in propor- tion to the amount earned by each employe during the year. Three of the employees are to be selected who are to be taken into the confidence of the firm and are to be given thorough knowledge of the affairs, with the understanding that they are not to disclose the secrets of the business. The stipulation is also made that these representatives of the employees shall be citizens of Auburn, and two at least, real estate owners there. The employees not asked to invest any money to take any risks or make any guarantees whatever. MT. Cushman further proposes that if, after one years trial, this system shall prove satisfactory to all concerned, the or ganization of the firm will then be changed into corporation represented by shares, which the employees may buy if they 80 de- sire. He does not claim that the proposed system of cooperation is phianthropic or benevolent project, but simply business proposition.
 Within the next ten years great many experiments in co operative production will probably be tried in this country. They may not work well could be wished, but they will be better than strikes, lockouts and boycotting
Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-24
NO. 99.

scribed rest and nourishment for his patient
 'Give Dan plenty of chicken. He must have more nourishment'
 "Shall I kill chcken?'
 "Yes, you'd better kill young rooster; broil it well and add plenty of butter. Pa tients with typhoid fever like plenty of gra- w."
 Dams wife killed, dressed and cooked a fine chicken.
 ''That's about right" said the doctor, who was experimenting the job, as he enviously eyed the chicken.
 "Dan, how're you feelinge"
 First rate, doctor, first rate"
 ''Let me feel your pulse2"
 Dan extended his arm and hand
 'You are more feverish than usual. I just ordered your wife to broil chicken, but yon can't eat it; you're too feverish."
 What shall we do, doctor:". inquired the wife.
 II see no way out of the difficulty but to eat the chicken ourselves. I once suffered from typhoid fever myself, madam"
Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-24
RAW HANDS, Fostering, Watcry and Raw from the Finger Tips to Wrist
 Cured bV CuticlIra.

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Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-24
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 One Bottle is equal tO eight of any other blood medicine i'm the market.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-24
EES'TOlkHAL NOTES.

Half the trouble in this country, says the crime by some other name.
 The Portland Oregonian badly denounced the brutal treatment of the Chinese and a boycott was ordered two months ago. Public sentiment was largely on the anti Chinese side, but it net on the side of the boy colt. The Oregonian announces that its busi- ness has increased twelve per cent. in two months and that it will continue to "speak it's mind"
Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-24
A Way out of the Dimc ulty.

From the Troy Telegraph
 Old Dr. Hewson was distinguished for phi lanthropy. On one occasion the doctor had a case of malignant typhoid fever. He pre-