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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-03
To Contractors.

CEkLEn PROPOSALS VIII. BE RE
- eeIVed ~ the Beard ot Sehaal flfess-
tors soT District No. i un9ii : osel0ek p. N
q August II. ISIS Tor the erection 0! two
school haildinae
Proposals. - Re made sefssFssNiF fsT each
building. and the proposal sssmss state fhs
tine required for tise completion Of each
tefidiuz after he approval ef the contract
kash YTus<ssal must be srssyn3 p1ntes f,v
az &ceeFsei sauk check 81 fsvo, ttsssasarigl
dollars. made PAYABLE - sse President q
tie Beard. ghtfa ehefE viii r. forfeited ~
School District ~. Il the party asesisse 20
en'sr ilitst a c9nFTAcs sifa sssea security q
the hra0l nav Feguins
Il iac tender u nos accepted slse cheek
wii ~ returned
kials al.4 specifications usF - sees AZ
The ostee q ". p Boone. Architect
Tie Board reserves the night To resess
any ailt Al 5i,is yz2sd
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$50 LOTS IN HAZLEyVOOD ADDITT0N
Two miles hom the Fotohee close street cheap
$175 LOTS NEAR JACKSON sTRHBT
omm Beautiful
100 ACRES ne WAFER Front NEAR cEAI1IE
OF WATER FRONT NEAR SEATTLE

more lots, should You. through sickness o.
accident become pressed for ff,oney. you
naYe only 70 present your clerks Al the
back and they viii be easned an the spot
Tor their fail face value
fou are, therefore. by the 0pil0n and
privileges We offer. insured Against acei-
dent Sou are your treasurer ai.d bankisr.
and al the sane time au owner 4 valuable
property.
stonid you a. any time. soxesHr ufesegl
the checks NJ the baGk fSs payiuen. hey
VII he Immediately bonored land for
Nar1ed 20 as, and you thereby ,annrl all
rights Of purchase Of the said iau.i
We Sfivr golden opportunity and q fv.xe
yoH q buy DJw. boat wait for time and
negligence 20 afford you the opportunity
81 saying, could have bought slirh aad
saeh a 10; few months ago for 20 raEeH.
and nSg - j. worth 20 much
8Ake your income, no matter he,s snail.
earn something. set ycnr e.trner-s.s5Fe
before the boom and benefit frosn the al.
vance
ffAnseentineniai railroads are healing
far -eattie
Manufacturing u hosFishiug and egow-
agE with healthy growth
General e91as1cres Is ia state % sub
siagflal PROGRESSION
The daily papers are elied with accounts
o. res enterprises.
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IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS.

GENERAL HUNDRED ACRES OF WEST
- seastls land, splendid water front. "a.
Joining frsep0Ft, 10 acres essjeiAing kirk
aud fenced. next to Afiil s1reet cable read
only threc-qG Of mile from ilge post
Office; several good BARGAINS IN BUSINESS
property. sscre tracts adjoining Rasera
PARK improved, running water, only $50.
GEORGE HJKFFEI.
Gsfsce. ives; side Of CEN Frcreiai street. an
s;zirs- between Nii and Washington. q.
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MISCELLANEOUS


WANTEn- ROOM WITH BATa ny
W single Eentiemsp gspad references.
address Z. U. car. PsszT.ISTrI t.I.,gy.-Es
lNASTEp To HIRE HosSg AND
w light wagon or buEET hs the dav sor
lishi wotk Aiifess ks1Y. this ofsce.
w ASTED-A FIR~T-cTAs BUSINESS
W Fnvra. o. parties who VIII build osle
az crce OF Front ~ second street. wiil nav
reasoaai,9e tglte. Address y Z, Box p.
ottidcHlsl Hoiel
DARE CHANCE FuR a NAN WITH
II small capital - engage ia Tsyilg bust
nes.. AMY a once. g Eureka House,
NANIkD-iNF tgEiM AXIOM As 10 The
W whereabouts II Preston Potter. s ia
tive - ohio. Anvrun kneufay af his pses-
ent FeSis,enrs VIII eoafeF favor ~ ~
dressing MR J. e. WOOD. broekIya Hotel
$50 Fsanelsra
MAX DO PURCHASE ifU5 y
W sH4 DOT, ffssA - 10 roasas, cen
tally iofa'c3 Ae1resS MILLS 4 FkREN,
s1S Frant street
g-0K ENrHA NssE = HASsss3ME EESi
Il deere ia OAKLAND. California. fsg -e
siflF property, ns arrUs near lsseu. Apply
lA-AN1 Sd fIAFE.I40UF aAFE- AT-
~ a-ss d htFTf, tare5sie'atei Hotel
AI"NEX 70 E0AN-ssS bEAL ESTATE,
VI Ehaftsl inoTzssge - szsrs0nal security
foiss, isoTf-ssszs. etc Bought Is 2 NIL
i-tNs 1854 James S-rrts. opposite neci-
aeniaL iyig
hu&hG 10 LIAM - - NJ r. SIT
VI Ercu Improved c5fS zas farm fraT-
ssi9 ~ laRess rEfes- IA &elsy il fissslnE
iiafs = BOW laES - ssisiTa's - ig1Iff
" AS4Ess--5t 8 f-SBf A KAN OF
EtrC5tng e1rtss, Eaesi sssuza Nrsncl
pes, W15 believes als1 t4Trs ard SIS oggf
u ras-sT rasaausat tiss be iiF0s p z11
ss.st-gs % tisls 9sssgTszss 81 alueseeEfh cen
islE3 @As}t slrs 5zsa = szAe me frrsa
fhe Has - War .Tssssg seTFssE.y fsss -
sFVE Hn : asa aEazs Erlsssn az. Int 70
Use rsa{ .z.u fac tHaa-rsss - the ssrssssfTs
irsieFe Nss5lte Esaa fszT5issgT i grand
part f.t ozF tEa8sfY. gilG Sasefg sssa-s aust
- ssf1t asla fngss tsssHe- Il tagre IL
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A&ss NAEfjs BRONSON, ssgs HeEss.
a isa ri2sss.s. ? G. syssss
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4 CGAsRFtsY AST A8ts IEs1 MEDIUM
: \ has arrived 10 th3s eitg frees Portland.
sisFsSls, SD = iii ? Faails lac 3 x1frt sfsae
ess-s Her tests are Eleet EarssfzrtSrg re-
Esreir4 hsalta. marriage, ssgsEszlayz a4a as-
seal f-lEEs1.s Tier fsssras g-e = Arlington
iy24gia
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Seattle Il the center o. sApr.y
lsifhs Of the Puget SQUAD dsssfles -. = =
British Columbia aad Alssks 80 ...s -
for large proportion OF Their n !. - Z
chaudIss, machinery and sypFi,.s5 - 4 II
The wholesale h0nsrs vi hes - - 49,
adelphia, Boston, chicago aug - ps;j16
ciss-o recognize seattle ~ ne - r
mart. aad are lighting tooth sna
her patronage. -.s,.sSes43A
Every week herAlds tho es'as'. e. - =
3 new agency In Our Hiidst fs ts*
Introduction Of their wares -. a -
Csble cars connecting boin go 49, -
city. with macy other I'D per 49,
prfses arr but . question Of - - "a a
For fhese senS8as aud iiseiieasn =, n
crz that arc within ready fais; - -
II YJs are ia Washington ~ ~ ~ \
your health, make u pfo..sssis - -
yuB Are here fof 3nvsstnstn'.
prices are low. - eaGo1a14
such expressions a. u enn ~. eesat
10 the Eastern states cheaper ~ ~ -
her.. = siosI't dtau interest o. - ~ -
or reap the benefits n an stssll' =, -
We ean reii to y0a now - ~
cheaper than we can s!xtJ o.
date. - -
spring and saushsue win q " -
eject Or real estate prices -
on flowers. II wlil briDg teen
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HORSES FOR SALE
0. Il. HoLCoMB.

HAS OPENED NES SAFE STABLE Us
1 the zatss saasA sk lzasgzagss Ezgesy.
= Base lg Rae uu { zEa 8se selection -
EQsSss4 sd z4ll resaefss asstess foE AIS eleAs
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LOST AND FOUND

troUND-TMO SHARES OF sToCK PU-
Il etsound Cooperative Celgny. Owner
cau have the same By proving ownership
ard paying Cor this advertisement
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MARRIED.

SANptR-BJoRK- seattle. at the resi-
denee Of *. Nelson. August ., By the Rev.
X Nelson Eric sandin, Of Gig UaTbor,
w. r., and Mis-. Martha Biark, OF sweden.
RANDOLPH MoSaag--At Mt. Baker. Aug,
I, by the Rev Mr. Moore, Brooks Ran
dniph OF seattle, ana Miss Della Monroe,
OF MI Baker
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MRS. MERCHANT.

DIE DRIVERS CONTRACTORS AND
R1sldtfs Olee--fs tfse GEtey, of.ze,-
ST. tsIe Issanis3sse s-ssftfa n mvsssf
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EOR sALE-CHEAP HOMES, on THE
j instailmeut pinu: house aud lot for
$3.50; also elcased lots without houses on.
same plan. Call on MILLS & FERRY, COS
Front street
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|WASTED-FIyEGI GIRLS FOR LAUNDRY
w work; wages 81 day and board
Apnlv Seattle steam Laundry, Lake Union.
WTANTED-To LET A CONTRACT FOR
w the clearing OF land. Apply at once
for full particulars TO G. 81 BOMAN.
z07i9 Front street. iy2s6t
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EoR sALE-sALooN DOING GOOD Bus
Il incsss. Call or address c. b., 81
Cherry street
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NOR sALE-rIANo. APPLY To Miss
Il COLEMAN. Pike street, in house east
OF Flfth street.
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FOR SALE

I.OK sALE-- ;.7o FOR FRACTIONAL
i corner lot. size 2I3xi52ss feet, MOI
Hill addition; splendid view city. bay
Mount Rainier, Lake Union; cheap GRAN
FOkp's. NH street. nprosite Occidental.
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EMpTnYNENT WANTED
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lArANTED- ROOM WITH B&Ta Ry
W siagie gentleman. gsrad references.
Aefress u U. care Pos -INTFI lf.lgw.Ra
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WASTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
w erai housework; good wages and q
fine situation. Apply TO MRS. FRANK G.
YOUNG, Third street. between Spring and
seneca
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HELP WANTED.

UrASrED-GooD COOK AND LAuN-
w dress. Apply az corner Third and
James streets MRS. j. @ SeURRY.
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LoR sALE-FRuIT STAMPS. SALOONS,
II lodging houses. stock OF groceries,
etc. ;. A. v HAKTwEL Dearborn block
,up stairs cor. Commercial aud Jackson.
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FOR RENT

ITO RENT-FURNIsHED gooMs-AP-
i ply +. W. Go0DHUE, northwest cor.
ner Third and Pike streets
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| EoKsAfE-MIIaINERf BUSINESS FOR
Il sale as per invoice. Central location
| Good reasons for selling. Address b. W =,
/ this Office
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"ANTED-- SITUATION BY A GER
w man girl experienced in all house
and needlework. Address N. X. this once
WASTED-woRK.E EITHER AT DRESS
w making. general housework, cham
Der work or waiting on table. Address
A. III This Office
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eseasz II F'oszxs .Assas seattle.
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L'oR SALE-EiGHT YOKE OF NO, l
L oxen. giTting from feet to feet 6;
10 years old. Inquire MATTHIAS Don.
AHpf. Central Hotel Puvalinp
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I'oR sALE-NEW GROOM HOUSE, lot
Il ecxl-a, hail riiic from the postoiiic,
500 House Of four rooms. lot s9xlOS.
$50 one new f0ur-room house, painted
and papercd; lot ;sixl0a. $3.50. The above
properties for sale on easy terms by
REFS J, DANIELS, Attorney al Law, Real
Estate and Loan Broker, Room s. starr
hinrk
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uTANTED - To HIRE HoHSE AND
w light wagon ~ buEET hs the dav sor
iishi work Address \ hoy. this ossee
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED

NvANTED-PUPILs IN SHORTHAND.
w evening shorthand aud typewriting
class special lessons given Pupils taken
at any time Address MRS LILLIAN PIN
LEY. sienographer. Eshesmsn, Liewellyn
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I.soR RENT FINISHED AND UNFUR-
II nished rooIns 10 all parts OF the city
Call on PoaEaoY. SwoFFuRD Il Co, rooms
"a and y, Union Biack. Front 81. mbSl
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- s. NOSE i''e.saa. = - =. ,
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-08-02

H., who WAS busy reading letter from
his best girl. The type-setter, rs in duty
bound, followed copy" and the alma
nae was published predicting winter
weather for the summer solstice. For.
tune in that case favored the rash, and
the love-sick almanac bull Ter gathered
many shekels, and fame as a weather
sharp. We do tAese things differently
nowadays, and have reduced the proph-
estes of climatic pcculiarities almost to
an exact science. It ia now no longer
guess, but matter Of square and-com-
pass calculation. Very few people know
anything about the apparatus used in
taking the observations upon which the
official predictions of the Signal Service
Office are based, but ignorance on the
part OF visitors to the Centennial Expo
sition can not revel in eXcusable "bliss, a"
Us Uncle Sam has On exhibition a full
line of the peculiar traps used by his
servants in this department. II Is too
much to expect yet that the officials in
charge of it will have any authority to
manufacture and cut off weather to suit,
but that very characteristic failing Of hu-
manity-curiosity-a to the future they
will certainly be permitted to satisfy.
This exhibit viii be of peculiar interest
to farmers and others, whose pockets are
affected by the erratic movements of the
weather. AS the predictions of the Sig
nal Service Office have been correct in
over so pei cent. of those made, it is i'm
this service to the country at large. The
head of tho department is Lieutenant w.
a. Greeley, one of the survivors Of the
late Arctic expedition, and who, it must
be confessed, has had an experience with
extreme cases of weather Of more than
common order.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-08-02
Falling Into line.
4 Chicago labor Leader
Joins the abesH0-
cratic Party.

CHICAGO. July &c The Demo-
cratic Stale ticket has obtained an
important accession to its list of
supporters in the person of Hon.
Leo 2. Dwyer, tie well known la
bor reforner and member Of he
legislature. who has announced his
intention of supporting Palm and
Bail and the Democratic State tick
ct generally.
Il shall take the stump for Gen
eral Palmer, said Nc. Dwyer when
questioned abDut the matter. II
believe that ho represents the bone
and slnew of the people an! that he
is an honest and sb!e nan. l wou'd
iike to see him triumph, because !
believe his election would mean 8
victory Tor principle. His speech
OF acceptance Won for him the re
gard of many thousand members OF
the labor party. and honestly 10
iiove he is going to be elected. ]
know Senator a. J. Bell personal
ly. who is running for lietenan, gov
'ern0r. He is an exccl,en: person
anl has always identified himself
with the interests of the Iaborine
men. Yes, l will take the stump
for Palmer ami Bell"
Leo p. Dwyer was elected to the
legislator. IN 1856 from the Fifth
Senate ial district as a United La
bar candidate. lie boat the regu-I
lar Republican and Democratic nom
inees. He has been identified with
the lat,or clcse AMI wields al i'm
mensc amount OF influence in the
district. Dwyers stand In favor of
the Democratic State ticket delight
I'd all Democrats who heard it, and
tho news rapidly spread to the re-
sorts of the membess of the party.
HIS support Is worth 5000 votes al
least TO General Palmer and his as
,ciates.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-08-02

*Trains run daily. tDaily except sunday
All trains between Cincinnati and Cot
unIbuS run through without change of Gu T,
connecting in the Union Depot with all di-
vcrging lines.
The Fast Express leaving Cincinnati u!
7:l0 p. M, is Il solid train to Pittsburgh via
Wheeling, sleeping car attached.
The train leaving Columbus at 3:s5 4. III
is Il solid train from Pittsuulg to CinciM.
natl, with Sleeping Tar. a Columbus :,
sleeping carl is set ct east End OF Union De-
pot. which can be occupied any time Le-
tween 900 y. m. and $50 IL NJ.
The train ie;l ing Cincinnati at 7.50a. M.
has through coach to Columbus and Pitts
bugh. also parlor Car attached; and con-
meets at Columbus, with sleeping cars to
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
The tram leaving Columbus at 2:i5 p III.
has parlor car from Columbus to Cincln-
natl.
The train leaving Columbus at 3:05 y. III
has through coach from Pittsburgh and
COlumbuf to Cincinnati, and connects at
Columbus with sleeping cars from Bulti-
more and Philadelphia.
The celebrated newspaper train leaves
the Grand Central liepot, Cincinnati, Ut
$40 u. H., arrives ut Columbus 1:l0 Il M.
car is set in depot at % p III, and
can be occupied after that hour.
S. z. PEARODY, WE REPPEET,
Gen1 Supt, Gen'l Pass ist,
Columbus. o. COlrnbuS u.
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L oW Rate Excursions.

On March 2Gth. and April 9th and
23d, 1888, the B. & o. r. Il. Co. will
sell round trip excursion tickets to
Harrisonburg, Staunton, Lexington,
Va, at low excursion rates.
These tirkets will be good for return
passage for thirty days.
For further information apply to Or
address the 3 q; 0. r. r. Co., CT J. I.
Lane, Ira yelling Passenger Agent, Bel.
laire, Ohio; P. E. Dombaugh, Travel
ing agent, Columbus, Ohio +. P. Coop
er, Travelling Passenger Agent, Titfin,
Ohio.
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W. W. NctEAY, Az. in Lugal

W. ". NctlAY, AZ. in Logan
Commencing Sunday, July 1st
the Columbus, Hooking Valley &
Toledo R'y will put on two Sunday
passenger trains each way on the
main line between Athens and Col
umbus. South bound trains will
pass Logan 9:00a. m. and 7:54 p
m; north bound trains will pass 10
gan 1882 a. M, and 4:05 p. NJ
There will also be one Sunday
train each way on Straitsville, Mon
day creek and Snow Fork branches
Morning train from branches will
leave Murray City at $50 a. m.
vnd run via Monday Greek and
and Snow Fork Junction to Straits
vile, thence TO Logan arriving al
7:15 a. m. Leave Logan returning
at S::i0 p. m., running through to
Murray City via same route, arriv-
ing there at 800 p. m.
Round trip tickets at one fare.
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Democratic Platform.

The Democratic party OF the State Of
Ohio, in convention assembled, present
to the people Of he Stale the following
declaration of principles
!. We endorse without qualification
the administration of President Cleve-
land. His honesty, integrity, fidelity
to rrinc;ple, and manly courage have
endeared him 10 The Americas peorie.
and the interests OF the country demand
his re -nomidation and election.
>. We approve the Mills tariff bill as
the practical expression of the Demo-
cratic party. and request our represeL-
ta,ives in Congress to give it cordial
support.
:. We demand that all the lands Of
the government be held for actual set
Tiers. who are citizens Of the United
States, and fer those who declare their
intention to become such, end we in
dorse the successful efforts of the adj
ministration 10 recover the public lands
which have been sqnandered upon rail-
road corporations by the reckless Re-
publican congresses.
+. We favor the payment OF liberal
pensions to Union Soldiers. and a ten
der care for the widows and orphans.
5. We demand an economical expen
diture of the public money, and the re-
ductlcn of the surplus in the treasury
by reducing taxation and not by cor
rupting appropriations. The money Of
the people should not be taken from
them beyond the needs of economical
administration and the payment Of just
Obligations.
6. We are in hearty sympathy with
all people struggling to free themselves
from the environments of despOtism,
and especially does the long and gal
liant struggle Of Ireland for the priceless
boon of home rule and the rights of
manhood awaken our warmest applause
and command our heartiest good wish
es ior speedy success.
Z. We favor such restraints upon cor
porate power as will protect honest la
Dor and conserve the interests of SON.
estly employed capital. We oppose the
importation of contract labor and the
landing Of aliens for permanent resi-
dence who do not intend to become res
idents of the United States.
s. We recommend to congress the re-
peal of all duties whatever upon indus
tries organized into trusts to erect mon
opolies. or organized into syndicates to
control or corrupt legislation or elec-
tions. or to retard production and de-
prive labor Of steady employment and
adequate compensation.
3. We approve the action Of the
Democratic members Of the legislature
in their support of the bill founding the
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors, Home at
Sandusky, and we denounce the Repub
lican majority for their inefficient aD.
preparations for the same and for the
Orphans Home at Xenia. We demand
LIBERAL expenditures for these institu-
lions adequate to the wants Of the
State"
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-08-02

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