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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
Timber Land for Sale.

The north half Of Township No. Z, Rang rrani
In County, Ne. Also two block. co. al sagxrs
each, adjoining, in No. Rs. This q at contain,
between 10 900 and H. 900 acres the larges, part .,
which IL heavily timbered with pine spruce and Q.
da, which has never been eailsd; estina;ad at be
tween forty and nfty miions. II IL well ratsreS by
Alder Stream and Tim Brook, both Of which eros,
II, taxing In part Of the famous Tin Pond Thess
streams empty into Dead River, which comes into
the Ksnnebeo below Msosehead Lake
GILBkRT LOHGFELIlOw
Jay u. ~ nAehiAa. Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
Railroads & STEAMBOATS,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement of Trains ~ E6ect
Oct. 22, 1855.
U,m turtle, notice train. leave Augusta IS fol

Usti further notice train. leave Augusta - fol-
lows
GOING WEST-s.S AN for Lewiston, tsrnins
ton hoCslasd. Portland and Boston, ~ A. n.
for hallowel SAd Gardiner wv ies
Lewiston, Pennington, koeklsnd, fortsna ana
Boston; 2.0o p. n for Halloween ana StSrusssi
500 and s.as = NJ Express for bransw,eA, hs, n.
Lewiston, Portland and Boston az Z. u ~ ~
HSiloueI sni t;srainsr, ii-oo Z. NJ. might Pan
ran FOR Lesistor Portland and Boston, aud tof
Bath Ss,ansavs only. Express train- stops DC
fwrtu Agsusts and Portland. Al hsliowel Gardner,
Bruusxics and wesihrook only.
GOING EAST ais A. Il. might express) for
Skoxhesan, Bangor. hSr HarpOr, ST S'ephe a.
= Jshn snd Aroosiook County, elt
. " for " atervtlle Skowhegaa. Bangor Greenville,
hersp, Belfast, Dexter, Bangor, 81. stephen, 81.
John and Aroostook County: 80 2. NJ. for Water
vile on saturdays only.
The Night Pullman Trains ran each way every
night Sundays Included, but not to SkoSheg on
Monday mornings, or beyond Bangor, on sunday
morning.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leave. Gardiner for
Augusta at 7.i5 A. NJ. les and AS p NJ Halloweil,
At ~ A. NJ. i.9o and scr z. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS for Portland, 80 A. M, and
t2.ls z. N. for Wziervile and Nanoeboro, is.s 4.
NJ, and 40 z. NJ: due from Boston, le-e2 and Is
T. Nj. due from Nsnceboro and wsterville, 80
NJ. and is.oS 2. N.
Through tickets to California and all laaInss south
and West may be had Of +. ii. W alike agent
Augusta, the only office selling via - and
checking baggage free Of expense.
PANsoN TUCKER. Genr Manager
=. L. BoorHBY. Sen'l Pass. and Ticket As't.
Portland Oct. Il, ISIS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-26
Spsfial embellishments.

Small advertise nes.s, not exceeding .nree nars
coming under the head o. WANTED, FoR SAiK
To Let, Losr. &C. viii be inserted here one TIN
for 5 cents three times for 20 cents. Snd one wei
Tor 50 een.s.n paid In SdvSnee. IL NOR PAD L,
ADVANCE. zssuLAz BATES WILL RK oRAsGED-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15


The psors-isian nlzsie by the Seattle,
BelsinghASn Bay & Westminster Rail
say Company Tor the construction oi
.zsse frola seattle 10 NeStnsn ter,
b-setfy stated. : A. follows West
minister q give tann= u $i50eso ~
tbs rsilrossz. and $4,000 towards q
combined railway ard trasac bridge
aeruSs the Frazer zt Westminster
the city a1so u r<0slsse rsgnr Of E.r
tAr0agh the city and the aseesSary
xroGnsi. ser 9 sf1xaos hos1Ae freight
sheds and car and rspairSag shops
zn1 also to exenp % the CON ps1Ey frota
taxation for : terra ef = ye&r~- In
consideration OF these bonuses 2Elg.
privileges the ouapany agrees u bsxtts
their ear and machine shops al West
sairsseS. ans. al the repairs 10 the en-
TIRE r0iliag stock CT the hne - Be
rasae IN Tie Snaps here The COM
pany vii also inGss1Fzte = tEi-xeekly
steamboat serviee between WestxBin-
ste- and Waatcogn and snotheE stsarn-
er zIii connex. with Seattle. The
council coasSler this proposition sails
ssgtory and have Instructed the city
sssiseifDr - drxs up q bonus hy-iaw
~aieh vii BE submitted 70 the people
81 An eaziy day,
WoyS i - he commenced on the
rozd between Westminster and the
boundary within thfEsy days 81 the
passing CT shss by-sas. and the russ1 i
10 BE esazp2<sesi ard trains running -
whzteosu D the ist os IEly, IsssA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15


IL isSks css TAI tac seheue * shcse
~he manipulate Tersisssrizl pssllssss n
she tas;ereSs Ok sAe NovsAevu raSlsc
Esiirc4.3 = - Scsasv tae nomination
sithsr & rceuss o. Taraer W the Re-
psescsn eaavenalsn- Il the Nousan
saEfsaxs isw hsl,l. gg<sa. Erpats j. the
rsaa tet i thai lsV Il upszt IN TIC
esarts. tAea fslTter : Szaso,A
TIE a~ssvsatses ct sheSe men ~ith
eeFpoEaii1a schemes Is enoaeh 70
dazan tacaa he6ess sAs es@~tvv. even
Il shsrv werv net eshss scascas zhv
relsAeT SAossts ~ fsse2r,s,,l BY a 81 can
ss&Asc, Rseats Is us4a vhoslv ,ies-
tssats q zs<oty lie has nelsAez in
trIZsrvRcs aSr fa-ce. asd wasn IA cox
Ersss joFnaezsy. sSvear sEsAess jast
a0s6iae a al sor the Tsrrssery Tar
neE ) caFpst-assSvE y -, for yss-~ has
ras3e rs lyzag ous & rshtics, ~hich
nase tsirly As saSs 10 Re hss trasse. H.
rsSasjv'eS are easily SeeuulSac 3assaa %
ssv s5ssssioa zs.l b. zsssAsSl> Az ne
rsetaols K Hereo 'hssci-< n
AlaA4as a. where BE 81 hss pasas5csi
t-zsaiR<
fAs fs=zSfssrs wants a h5<eSr azs.l a
eessss naaa tkAa either BrVnss 60
rurrer. = asaa not asS sscsl wish Ger
rsSassa1s, eak i fraser and SksTper IN
psssses. Esssera wash;-gsaa wiil
rsesen< a cassd late aAc sts al eSsea-
ia tsssuirwzaeHts. ia Tier. yeAa 4,
Asssa, ssona ~e Aepx 30 See nonai-
nasssa sa1 elected HIS candidacy
Vii. Of ceG-se. be egsss~eS1 ~ the ee-~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

0ccErr<aces Of inPcytsnre uaxkzng
Successive and Advancing sseFs taken
b. Seattle IN her mzrrh onsard hare
hscon< 20 fregaeaf Of late shzt ene
With dzE<nify keeps rscs<d Of teen
Perhaps the latest event Of Hsonenf
% be noted Is the opeaiax Of the West
Coast scs.z 70 srokcEnssh- Tie sezs-
de. Lske Shore 4 Eastern today pub-
E.hez ia tinse card for the running Of
trains On this branch 81 is syssesa,
and at last. sfse- yesrs Of pa<s<af w2is-
Eng. the people Of szschomish Vii have
railway communicative with the os1f-
side world After experiencing for
Years The Siscsnkorfs and delays
u steamboat s-x~ei. the opening Of an
aIl-rza passenger. freight and mail
roun. 30 the saohomi%h river xIi Re
hailed With great sztis<zrsion. not only
BIZ the residents Of The thriving sSsy on
the hanks OF that stream, bat by every
citizen Of Seattle sad every Traveller
"a the soss,d Who has business deal :
sngs with the section of country
fravers~d BIZ the ne~ rad
The opening Of the line : Of vast
Significance 10 the sro cizses which &
esnnects By steel bands II VII
greatly facilitate trade, And. While
hen<Gtinx the local merchants Of sno-
honi=h. must. Of course, result al
vantareoasiy 10 ctr oxn trassesEnen,
from xhon the supplies OF naerrhan-
die are drawn A great saving o.
tine and expense ia the receipt and
dispatch Of freight viii be ore Of the
most important results. and tie
Journey, being nos one OF such short
aarasson- vii he-1ndert1ken By con-
ssxnfIy increasing Numbers OF the
citizens u the respective places, 70 that
a. consequence the close friendship
now existing between them can bat
become stronger. fsrmer and mora
cordial.
The line passes through a msgnik-
cent country. Land vii be taken up
cleared and rendered productive Vast
tracts Of timber viii become market
able, 50 that with the easy eonmani
cation NOE to be afforded. Il 5 bur
reasonable 30 expect \ rapid vel
healthy development throughout the
entire region toaehed by the railroad
Completing the line TO >nohonaish
ho~eve-. Is bat one part Of the pro
grztnme. Work vii still he pushed q
the north and the rich agricultural and
timber lands Of the skzgit and Nook
sack reached at an early day Closet,
felowing this viii be the opening %
communication with the Canadian
Pacific This accomplished. and i
will certainly be accomplished within
txssve months. 4 new era VII hay.
daxnesf. net oniy Tor Seattle. bat iol
every city and toxn along the line q
the West Coast road.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15
srIcE or LIFE.

4 man Eho aoeSa' knoz ANYTHING
u PRETTY sure 10 tell i TIE first chance
hs gxss---s>Ae< ss@i Eeafss7 EspeFsss.
Fesser the prisoner eomnasnsie,i
the ettiee-. /; : the irony q fate.
marJarre,3 the eGlpEis. - fzs.sszsy
fafaHarls.
first ezAby-1 Aen boxes AZ the
courthouse aonE scesn - be gitFin'
along fast T. yse that bssSlie alderman.
Sound cahay Meh1ee they've been
p.1ia BY the hozr 80 Texas : ffssess.
sarprised daua@-Wha saa yco
hare refused Mr.. pAsssszasfet thought
yea ekes5 hir Lovely dzugkte---
Gsd. bat n0ae .. the other girls SEEMED
u care ; snap tor hial. -fsRzsz beesd
Indignant l4Hdser&-lf yea sloss'i
aseve ons within weeS shall have u
rsscr, 10 Summary pseeeediGcs- Ex-
- rc-ateG teTla1t->.ssslE;a SrS pTosa-sssS-
snEs, eAs Going t. put On lighter
Tixaneisf gsoot Idea IL Nj help
sea keep COST -- feszs s. tssz.sS
II eook ne cop sasne3iase<. COM
psasned Ms. lsAacSsssa Of Chatham
street.. '.zss.i wasn't al2e - a.. gso,s-
GsBES- iere vas troubles rast Sos slvS-
f.4asa ~ ~ ia wv A4--
susrca Ms. psrSkesnser. Vel. |
dlzks ~ nsH boarding aaa.e and
PAYS ~ 6er week. Den { gos 10 ear. -
--.Es-z lesz Sss-
fi-St WsrSsngsa2 -AH3 sho :
Thurman >ecrad aiiito. r~oa sif--
Hes shs Ssi& Rsnz2a that b. be
j. F-st Giste-is Be. uo~ Wei.
Ne 82u Z want 40 &ugn Eyesasians n
tAss eseGnsTy and Ina agar llgn.-
= zssis-itais tr7ssc-.
- IA sea Snsw xhat tsresnhxrry :
593as n,fW He's n : uaSeslrs- "
}H shat sAp@ciry AS 4 freak. 4"
How csn ke pass ~ freAS - Vel
BE aasH aszsSe ono - kis NeE Near :
rssssssz n vel ''-- tis.ssat -i.s~sssl.
Z ns ccs eagcFrrc styae q aznEi.S
asisl psssse=s tbs he.snts stranger 80
ts3y IN mourning - fnser nsa.las,a.
ta1t Yea ksve re,-snsiy ta~t = has
a4stL @asaa j--ss5ly 3D. Al seS-
sls nav poeT husband EaS ss-uek ey
ls<asa.Gz kssacS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

The city coancn chose 10 disregard
Che rsnsenssrance "a 5 majority 81 the
property -hosiers on Front street and
~ arceps instead petition from the
tenant. Ii seems not - have eccgr-
rel 10 the caanrfi that the Interest OF
teraznss Is only temporary, sksse that
OF property. owners Is Reresszrsiy per-
raan<nt. since tenants can move on to
never STREETS. whiie Gamers naast stay
through hard IS weil a. good times
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

Gan. Eoalan~er Is an exeellenf
svor.s-nzn, while Premier Floaues II
rather awkward The generals care
Ie-sness in Frisiay's encounter was q
persous mistake. ard the gaping wound
in his throat wiIi handicap him in the
campaign he has just opened. making
Il Impossible for him 10 appear ''on
she stump" He viii probably recover
and his narrow escape viii at as a
cheek 10 the rage Tor dnellng.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

If~sn he the duty q Maror Minor
sna nos az Mr.. fnrth % sign or veso
sh~ ordnance granting the ezlis road
franchise for Front street II Mayor
Minor wets<s the ordinances. n be
caxh,. Il via give Nessrs. Furth and
Ra-s~lf chance 30 place themselves
rpsn record nexs Friday night
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

Chairman Hogr. who VIII probably
serve a hong sentence in the psniisrs-
tizry for his share In the dynamite plot
AGAINST the Darlington railroad, xss
manager q the great engineers strike
las, winter. He had luxurious head
aaarsers In Chicago. issued orders like
an emperor. and gave audience % 3
host oi reporters daily. His dupe-
have tarnesi states evidence. and via
eseape with Ugh, punishment
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

DISCUSSING she new hAiibas fisheries
OF the North Pacific. the VICTORIA ts1e-
ssss urges Canadian xesSrls % sntsl
tbs feid. Why ezanos bs<.raing
lie made ~ thase who are iegally Gu
titled 10 fsh in the grounds nov ex-
eiasivsly ressrt<,i % by torsignsrs 2
That l. 20 say. AHeTscans are nc'
legally entitled 90 tssh in these groarsds.
The ratlEeatsoa Of President clexe-
lands fishery treaty ~osaid give Cana
da precedent for shutting American
h.aass Of TIE facise haiilsut b@nk--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

For the p<Efy SUM of sissS the CITY
epsnel has voted 70 eve 10 asFsssszrrr
Thompson fourteen months 70 90
.aszt with the Fronf street eaAae priv
a<re- wishin thss tire be wlA With
cat deuts be GaAe 70 sch for q la-gs
.usn the franchise thus secured-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

The R<pshi,ezn party Is En<Ee ef
sens<rznce party to-day fh1n il was
vh~n Jusse Gre~ne sas refsaag has
hrvai through is fssor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15


NcS. ,&a3 shs esraxSx worker ia
TIE taSat zassHsCence saa~c. yea raav
&e8 sax ~ / INV lsnsars are eshass~s-
ssE- Z azvs sscrslessi my ktzssA 10
EsT Gusy asa oas she shaasx q
waas ! IS hssaee { texan ascfsrs NJ
sHsz exassgtizs. ana Z Is veTe raS for
tee esss st2as l-s 81 zssss as I saess
Ne - Hsy gave. Ne2asaG bs1s ssesssv
e,sssec keeps sP S3x s&sengtn- WAY.
NJ, I bare . ss4Ss Es0 eiasseas o. Bra
ser kfsters a@sa7V hrS&EfAss Ard =
eostl~ & sasszAspSfse essa sscA sss-al
&a6. a. asgss. Ssrsess as~ sxs q ~
SssSs> ef NfszsSzssi J azs5eser fac6e before
I ST. a AJAX 81 ~esR. A-sE 10 vaa
SEsz sisA as3 shSt. ] Aar. lY sver 6s~s
i2ss figAt uzssEA before s3a 2i.e-uasa
la-L | 81 saw ts= eSzzsr ~ Srua3 TIE
eerSs q rGra. Z have - i've q TAy-
.Sc 49, gSck
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

NJ F.Y Err * DORM BOCH.
4 ECHFrnTs AND SrPERISTESD-
n eats. 90 Frput street., Sezzsy block,
seattle aelT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15
r. McCARDEII-
H SrEINyIAN,

A gcHFTECT-EOoaI5 Is. No. aiI FRONT
n street., seattle. .sl-d1a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

EEAst = -
srste father { - has Si3i Soa - Wear
ext-svsEgansse, ssr. rz2,s &c cbec ssss
So tssalisaS hss gratitude zzs sa.i.-
tscfson II asa& yex. ssshsr- - rigAr
eosn AMI sSTgte tae cseek aaz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

Referring again to the acton OF the
city eouacil N The matter a The Front
street railway franchise, the fosT-ls-
rsIsssFscEE wants - 50 GA rsceTa
up~s the following poia,s First oF-
position under al Circumstances 10 a
casSe or other ear ltne IN Front street (
Second. Il a lire must he lEgilt. crFos.-
tsen - presenting - ; frye gilt 10 this
aLiseatursr ThoupSoa a p-Eyllegc
worth Hsaay thousands Of dollars. Mr..
Thoasp-on Is sufficiently well kao~a
in Seattle as ths hlzilsier Il a cheap and
traa cal,le roaa on Jackson street..
costing. she's competed and esnsgFsd
ahsat half A. much a. tie Subsidy
gissn by gSneroas pgkllc sPoa iAs
prpsssiSe Of a srst-csass cahle raaA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

sra,iy. the EnzlssA andlori. whe
o~ns sasae = ess &ssr~s ef rirh farming
Aad IN Iliiassis sid perhaps t~lee as
mnea ia other states snsi territories. i
tAiaking VI selling oas his FospsFty IN
this esnasEy aecsnse BE ards tae sur
reandinrs anr~ElssEiaL This = god
ness. gog the sy-sesa Re has iasrpsiGce,l
ca bis possessions ia FRYE America :
ssEssess as exact eoanfsTrart Ct shAt
ne~ IN vceae IN Ireland The aiken
land laws wsre Rss passed. nseaacns
heo sssea- Fersigusrs serr rsYisils az
eusFlsa< vast tracts 1t aaa5 IN ear stAses
and territories, 4ad Aad thsy been
siiSscl their e~S wzy ~osIld have
harsssas4 ear Wcsssrn iar-s eoa0,-y
with the fssSreatise pracsiess inch
3sss 10 a3sseatee hsdiorlSsna in FL
r0fe Tbs = n0 pave tar al6~n land
lcs,ls. an& tie Ssoiser we are I'D "a
thssa the better
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15
FISHER * CLARK.

4 RcEFTErTS - 5TTLEES BUILDING
"A James 81, opposite Occidental Hotel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

DR. NNIE H ABBOTT,
uONsEoPArHiyT.L LONG FAMOCs A.
Ill the fzs3ian tocsorezs q LES washing
,on street. Boston, Massachusetts, gives
special attention 10 diseases Of women and
Children These expecting commencement
or s1zericg from menstrual Irregularities
should especially eozlsGsf Der Calls
answered dzy or night. co1s1irz-,on sree-
rrexsraers FIVE fer those zaasle 20 pay
from 70 10 q IN Wednesdays Rooms,
Franenshais Block. izliis frons stree.
Searrle lcL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-15

Complete abstracts Of tile furnished, 70
Any aa2s4s In TIA city Of Sear-ls or King
esr41rv
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4 RCETTECT-Ro8X ). RETNTG BLOCK,
II g-v1- and Marion street,
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Agu;ity eoasrsesce needs no scrssser-
Read Csps Lakes tnservsew IN anoshef
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