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THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Ways and Hours of Getting In and GU
of Washington.
Departures From IL. and p. station.

Departures From IL. and T.. station.
For Boston-2 pm, without change of cars)
For New York; 20 o, II, and II 40 u m,
2,1.1O, 10, IL 30 pm. ON SundayO II 40,
am;2, 40, 10 and II 20 pm. Limited
express of Pullman parlor and dining cars
daily except Sunday, and $40 IN daily.
., 40, O, 10 and IL 20 y. m On sun
day, 8, 11.40a m; ., 40 @, 10 and II 30
pm Limited express, parlor aud dining
cars 0,40 m week days and 3.1o p m
For Baltimore 35, 7.oo 900, $40. $50,
II and Lao a m; 12.05 2, $40 40,
on ms Sunday % ., o.oS, $50 id ii 10 a M; ., >,
3.l5, d.1O,6,S.1O, 10, and IL 20 IN.
Baltimore and way stations.
For Chicago. Cincinnati and 81. Louis-0 80
IN Qlnlted express and fast line) and
$40 and 10 p m.
For Erie, Canadalgua, Rochester, Buffalo
Niagara-10.OO 90 p. M, daily except sat
nrd9y, with palace cars Washington to
For Wiiliamsport, Lock Haven and Elmlra--
9.50a m: daily, except sunday ~ 90
and6 IN. daily except Sunday. Sundays
at am and 40 m)
For Pope's Creek Line-7.20 am, 1.40 p IN
daily except Sunday.
1857 am;120L 2o5, 4.25, 300, 0.O1,
6.3O, sos. 1000 and 11.37 p m.
lsmld9ys at @, 0.47, 1857 mi 2.3o, g.
weekdays.
For Riclnnond and the south--6 and 1857 a
IN daily and 6.ol p IN daily except Sun
For Cincinnati Louisville and st. Louis,
via Chesapeake and Ohio-o,3O p IN. For
! local points, 11.2l Il. M, daily except
sunday.
For Fort Monroe, Newport News and Norfolk
--1O.57 III except Sundays)
| For Leesburg Round Hill and points on W.
o. and W.-0.12 n m daily except Sunday
and 1.f5 M. daily.
| For Manassas Thoroughfare Gap and Front
Royal-2.35 p IN, except Sundays.
| For WaTenton-S.30 n IN; $50 p m (dailyO
! For LynChburg, Atlanta and New Orleans
$50 and II ri u IN daily for Atlanta) aud
/ =, m Win Midland
The Washington critic., 1888-01-16

Over 100000 bottles of DIR. Bulps
Cough Syrup, are sold every season, and
thousands of persons saved from an,un-
timely grave. Tile price is twenty-five
cents.
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A Confirmed Dyspeptic.

C. Canterbury, Of 141 Franklin ST.,
Boston, Mass, writes, that, suffering
for years from Indigestion, he was at
LAST induced to try Ayers Sarsaparilla
and, by its use, was entirely cured.
Mrs. Joseph Aubin, of High street,
Holyoke, Mass, suffered for over year
from Dyspepsia, so that she could not
eat substantial food, became very weak,
and'w unable to care for her family.
Neither the medicines prescribed by
physicians, nor any of the remedies
advertised for the cure of Dyspepsia,
helped her, until she commenced the
use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. "Tmee
bottles of this medicine" she writes,
"curod me-"
Ayers SarsapariIla,
PREPARED by
pr. j. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass,
Price 81; six bottles, -. Worth S. bottle.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.

NOW SOrk StOck MHrket'
The following have been furnished by
Il. X. Plain d Co.., Brokers, st. Cloud
Building, Ninth and Il streets:
The Washington critic., 1888-01-16
LOTTERIES.
VTNrRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.
Over Half Million Distributed.
Last. |
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
JNrRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.

Incorporated by the Legislature iu 1865 for
Educational and Charitable purposes, and its
Constitution in 1879, by an Overwhelming
popular vote.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings tBko
place every month, and its Grand quarterly
Drawings take place in March, Jue Septeu-
Der and December
I'VE do hereJy ceitrg nat tee sup5rHlss Ne ar-
TORgcmcHts .fOI all tic NOHtbiy dEd QBdFteTy
DfGUiEOS Of Ito Louisiana State LOttCiV COil
pdDy and iB person manage and control tho
drd5CiHgs b6DiStiJCs dHl that tho sane are c0H-
dUc,ed irith b0H6StB .IdllReSS amt IN good tdih
fOUald W D13hits, and tre authorize M6 Cam
lQHy 70 use Ills certificate he Us 0drerise-
JYsUiS ~
The Washington critic., 1888-01-16
ArriynIs AtB. and q. station.
UNDERTAKERs.

DICHARD :. CAIN, -......
IL FURNISHING UNDERpAkER,
1Oll seventh st.
x, 'ng ilrstClass ana ON the most rea-
souahle terms, Telephone call, llG-3,
The Washington critic., 1888-01-16
C. T. Beauregard,
J. A. Early,
COMMISSIONERS

We, the undersigned Banks and Baree
will pay all Prizes drawn IN tho fillsIa
state Lotteries which may be presented our
counters:
j. II, OGLESBY, Pres. Ia. Nat n1uh.
PIERRE LANAUN, Pres. State Nat, Bank.
A.BALDWlN, Pres, n. o. Nat. Bank.
CARL KOIIN, Pres Union Nat. Bank.
Grand Single Number Drawing, at tho
Academy of Music, New Orleans, TUESDAY,
February 2, 1855,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19
ExaISEK. pySAMIrsns.

Prior b the Burlington 4 Quincy
strike. the bal effects of which have
becn felt more or less tn commercial
eifcies throughout all parts OF the
country. the Brotherhood Of Loeomo-
tise Engineers was generally regarded
- one OF the strongest. worthicst aud
best organizations OF wage carncrs in
the land. II was credited with being
. fraternity Of higi, principles. honora-
bic motives and honest methods. and.
from the fact that the Brotherhood
during The iallor troubles Of the last
Ten Years AM. IA times Of depression
has invariably maintained praise
worthy attitude. the public has placed
confidence in Il aud believed there was
a. iisiis vieiousness and evil In IL as ia
any other fraternity, with fair aud
untarnishcd record.
The disclosures now being made IA
The case at Chicago against certain Of
the Brotherhood, In which certain per
sons are charged with having adye-
Gated. aud even attempted the use OF
dynamite As means OF securing what
they thought was redress. are OF a
most damaging nature. II they are
proven 60 be true, and there seems 10
be little doubt as TO their truth. the
Brotherhood has compromised itself
NO grievoasly that il cannot Tor years
hope or expect to regain the gs.ad
name and reputation Il has herv;oloFe
possessed. Failing Ia accomplish its
ends by striking. riating ami iatlmida-
ton, il had recourse 10 the weapon Of
the anarchist; and q proposed 30 81.
rect it, sttark not only against the
road aud It's property. bat also against;
innocent patrons Of the road Far,u,
natciy the plot misearried. bai there
Is enough IN the disclosures to shew
that diahaliesl plans were being ma.
tarrsl and, moreover. with The consent.
or at least the eognsssncc, OF the Broth
crheosi leaders and managers. By the
use Of sueh means the engineers waive
all Claim 10 sympathy. Public opla.
ION. always perverted factor, viii be
against them. aud the desire VIII he
universal 30 have the riagleasicrs In
this dynamite scheme severely dealt
with. no matter where or upon whom
che blow may fail
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

Seattle Is The center Of s1ppiy - -
Of the Puget sozsd oisrirss
British Csirpbs and aiaskA COS
. lsrss s.roportl o OF thstr errsrA
die, uisehinsTs AMI su2giies
ras wasi=sale ho4sss Of sez Yn4s
deiEbi. sestfs. Caicazs ssi ssa
fscag aiz4 aeritls n thu torik Fsr. ~
aoi are eght sg toosa saa nsi Tor
rc15. =
Eyes week hsss'8s be esf1siszn
y - sgsFry 10 oar ri Is. 70 tie So
dactio1 OF heir wsres-
gatls osra eoaaeGsIsg eoss ea1s q ~
With naBy otasr .nspogtsas eatergsts@s S.
! q0est.Sa 81 fex wells
f7r tees rsss0zs zssd tacasss1s 81
Lat are stthin ready cal, We ssS bsy.
II yya are 10 Wxsalnstsa F'sffisefy g1 -
bath. nske Il profitable stsf.
hers far iasess a.st, bay sh:r ffsen ~
Sseh sxgysssisus AL bar sfoFrr =
ezssefn gates cheaper tasn ! csn - 80
aszs ass- snisiess "a ii . ui0asy %
iseasa OF al adssace
We cza 81, 70 sos sow ten pes e.
than Ne esa sixty dsss fson1 sh1
sartne xrd sz1skiae III hxF<
1rf< a. fuaI os1e<e n43rep = r.
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TERMS, TITLE, ETC.

Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is owned by
CHARLES H. and GEORGE B. KITTINGER, who are
amply able carry out the enterprise just advertised
Il is their intention work upon the houses
at and push them through completion as
possible
All those securing lots entitled to houses as shown
by map can Gf work has not been commenced on t.ar
particular house the date of award have choice of
two cottage Designs shown at Office. One of the
houses will be of the Queen Anne design costing $1,000
Two will be of design, costing in the neighborhood
of $3.50 EACH and the balance in number, will be
of modern design---four rooms hard finished cottages
complete in every appointment and could not be dup
Gated for less than $500 each
The building of houses will create homes for ten
families and will enhance the value Of all remaining
lots The title to jackson and Rainier Streets Ad-
dtion is Guaranteed to Be Absolutely Perfect. and
everything is to be carried out precisely advertised
money will be refunded.
Remittances can be sent by mail or express.
TERMS---$1oO down, $50 1st of August, and
remaining $50 before LIST day of September, or
on execution of the deed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

The mail service In Washington Ter
sf1nrv ii this time Il simply wretched
On The most important mad route 10
= fhe sesz5tory. 10 snsi from seattle
1here b not even Haii agrhs. Del
eSrney which works hardship In many
uays. Mails arrive In the mass which
oceasjons much extra labor in the
1sstlle post-ofIsee and delays dssiTsfses
zrcns one 70 four hours On the Other
hand. mails departing must be In tlse
post-ofE5ce . sufficient time for ''sofk-
lnx' before the tsaias start. This in
~ case Of morning newspaper mails
= : serious requirement and an al
tegelher unnecessary one. under
peoper and efficient system. For
sncntiss past the eitixsns Of seattle.
Spokane Fails and few other places
hass been compelled 20 support, By
popuIar contribution. extra clerks IN
~ local post-of'iees 70 secure even q
lnisiy efsscisnf service.
But 1t Il not alone In the leading
cities that the service l. bad AL over
the country there n delay or positive
negject. II takes three days TO send
5ettes from Pasco Junction TO waila
Walia. less than fifty miles BY rail.
with daily trains. II takes longer %
osud I Iettes from Seattle 10 Kamiiche,
1sas than one hundred miles. by .
Soute Of general daily travel. than from
Ian Francisco 10 the same place, near
y ono thousand miles. And 40 all
ever the Territory the mali service l.
% bad ~ 10 he constant source OF
irritation and damage.
We have no wish to find fault with
Ne postmaster Of Seattle. who no doubt
does the best he eau; but 1t Il a noto-
rious fact that the service here Is very
bad. Mails are mol distributed. often
Zines. I'll several hours after arrival.
and very many letters are mssearried
Or lost outright. A city OF t~enty
thousand people h served by post
once whose working capacity is adapt
ID 70 less than half that number.
The fault lies with the general adj
ministrntlon Of the postal department
The officials at Washington have no
knowledge OF the country, no coneep-
Mon u It's necessities and are too mar
row and blgotted 10 learn. Further
moro, they are attempting 10 make a
record for eeQnomy for political eiieet,
and 10 do IL. gro cutting off expenses
10 .he fa-ritor,rs. which have no voice
In national elections. In the south
which votes tn Democrats ticket. and
IN other states bose Democratic sac.
cess Il hoped for. The mail service has
bsen left As il was organised under
Republican adnsini lration.
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WATER FRONT NEAR SEATTLE.

Altar Yea have ss,gA.nst for one o. NOR.
lS's. scoslf yo1, tnrcush si-knsss or &C. Iasr.t
s-cpsne pre@ssf for mosey yo1 Ss,e onls y
pEsssu' Jour Cheeks q tue bsus sad fhey vii
- eAtss%d on ;so spot To- thssf fuli face sa.ns
You sss. tbsreior.. By the option AL psvi-
fexss @e sf.ss. i1su-es ag..uss aeeidsa.. You
are year treasurer nd IA k-r ard AZ she <azus
hae az saner Of vaiasSie nrnpasty.
sheasa yca Al aay tine. however. tr ssns
tho fa-ek. ~ e2at f-r psgm-xt they y;l. b.
Immediately kaIsref snf fer zarliesi 70 "a an 1
ssa ,hsrssy @sasi Al -ishss sf pa-easss II tas
sad i4od
We ofsr a 20 sez. oppoftsnify .sd .dgis>
you % kay COW, Dosss ssts Sor Tee sd reg.
Lts-see 20 kr9Fa yea the pssrt zs.i.y If sssiex
ef'sia have bssxh sncA sd . seh . ass fes
nssfas syo tar % mach sn5 nov IL 10 worta -
aueb
fsse fo1r inrosz-, &c ss&sfsr log ssn n. earn
= @s> ~. -. yDszr corner as;sos before iAs
boon aEss bsEe4s ffoz ~ sszazz
yFsnasf rt.asa<zi fzfira1zs ars headisx for
Sesfs5r
Manufacturing u foanshlrx and ssswssz
vita se11skf srvstA
ee-- eezarsre4 = & x.ss< Of snbusas.as
1sss .ssss - al,ea ms saseuua. &
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

ATA MEETING or THE DEMOCRATIC
n Caunty coamf.sss Of ksnz County.
hid J1fy "a. 1855. II WAS difeet@d that q
gSnnty e91seutiea b. k<id ~ the fgizys
Hsss@s IN seattle On TIfE-DAf. AEeJ-T II.
iss&. ATzoTLOEK. r, n, for tar purpose
~ nomiaxfinx candidates for eonnsg ofsees
and seseefinx delegates - the Dsfaocrssss
Tsfrltsrssi Convention. Al persons op-
r<sssd " the Erpffdsesn organization u
kEsx cs1afy Who are Willing 10 unite
win as Ia fsser Of 40 honest and cf1onysr-
seai administration 81 pntiIe snatss are IN
sitesi 20 }oin 10 the seiscfsoE Of Delegates 70
sasd County Convention
Il IN rccosn nsen1sd fhnt Deiegste Eiec-
rigas BE- held ~ The Usual polling piarrs ca
SATURDAY, AtGrsT n. iss1. At ;
O'CLOCK, r. ~
The following Is the superintendent.
based ur<sn enc delegate for each 80 votes
Tor fractiaa of Hs cast NJ the last general
election for the Democratic candidate for
delegate IN fo8gre.s:
/ Arthur 4, Aropdsis l. pay yirs !. Blerk
Diamond 2. Cedar River 2. Dussss ]. DB-
xamist z, Enumeias 2. Faiix City i.
frankiin /. Green River !. Houxbton !,
Jnaaifs !. Hos springs !, Newcastle =,
0seeois !, Rsuond 1. BENTON ,, ssfnnydaIs
1. samezaisis !. snoguxinie /. ssusk !, raj
raaa Ray !. slaughter 2 seaftie-flfss
Ward II. second Nard n. Third Ward ..
Fourth Ward 4 Tstussiile 2. Toll J., Union
l. vasison |, White River 2
The voters ia fhe late precinct Of Eagle
Gorge win 90 b. EuumeiAu.
G. u, EMERY. Chairman.
I'd. 4 TEkkf. secreiayy. iyf9i4wtd
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Transportation System.

Jackson and Rainier Streets Addition is connected
with business of Seattle by the Jackson
Cable Railway The road at the of Jackson
and Second streets, very central location and
Jackson street to Lake Washington passing within a
few hundred feet of the Jackson and Rainier Streets Adj
dition The cars will every minutes and in less
than three months the service will be adjusted to
pass every minutes The fare to and from Jack
son and Rainier Streets Addition is only cents being
low as the cheapest fare in the Northwest.
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IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS.

GENERAL HUNDRED ACRES OF WEST
- Seattle land, splendid wafer front. al.
joining Freeport, 10 acres adjoining Kirk
land at 10 per acre; $500 for lots cleared
aud fenced, next 20 Mil street cable road,
only three-a uarters of a mile from the post
Office; several good bargains In business
property; 5-acre tracts adjoining Raycna
park. improved. running water, oaly 500
GEORGE DORFFEL,
Office, west side OF Commercial street, mp
stair. hetNeen Mill and Washington. %
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rns ss,as>.s SCALE
Owners Deny that They Have Re
eetlsst@~afiafa Contradict

Fear 1es>SENe. fOiy i>,-~Ms Heary
Rothxehiid. Agent ~ ghs Shsp.eWprFs' As
nsssialiNn SAYS 'sfAe tsl~a
mate an srs,Ns sunday in stating tia. cur
association bat ressnsis.,i fram - ,ipaasat
ar order TOE the reduction SO seaaeA. :
wages We hsyc uof ard shall nsst ash
there have hecu na xsiirfs SAtHas~s here az
an san FsanctN'a sftiep JUS $ 81 Ms.sys faAa
nns redaex~t srala 81 N8Ses Mr. 0isoa
the agcai 81 The Coast ssaEseu's CRica.
wss Afterwards net and askest his views
when he SAID "NeHF iaFefs stSlesrpHs
of the sstastt.sa sunday eaS esTTcs,h fGc
shipoHneEs aFN aaa astrsupstaS 81 cusarsss
thc reduction ST fsiseD sEsd aAai2 tAs s.
sue hiss nas hs,va tarced uH hVHe. lscAgsss
No association NE-ssls Snre sstiy s h@sE
ne she er~WS. usa ssstCistisE Vessels have
eeca pSssa< va 80 fsaSash. Bar Instance
shr rssS MakeHsk1. sass g,sss sasis a. IA got
sasrs ihfec ssiea At sAiS rsse A ihtrc -
no ass4seiatiAa vessel ia y atfs aS - hers ga
the e<saaa ~ Yrss1Bi, e ezaasss = detss
mined wiaiSh 80 t3lF atssss- lssz,st Esfisstf-
mems stats .aeHi j. Ssa' c.lgsess aa@.
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pasr TsswNsESfs fety rs is,sinaassg;
Me>asausSsa j. vefs aauee Ssr.ssssssaa fse
OCCASION II sfs saseF = tsttef frsa she
,saxfufsiSa department ceisste.aE n4s eliiCe
fcr the ssStay ~ ssesassa HkaiA liz s&ss
Tbs ,2sslAs asears Asf9gsea f@gaess 4p4 tsis
fnisli, sasi thai fsssrs Srs is4tess striving
here every s.Ay thzs base lseels - ~ scfNa
&s4s Ia fsazsssi igssss thai c.sy AieFrn zu;s
here &c ~ fske Yzssf sasslST Sat ~ tAss szzss
rnvnf fne. tsa&5 safsfsS ia ass tfifs't- .ss.
- Il, kres Al sssisEfre : nratasles1 Assi = as,
rfs,sa "a SisS RslaAsafssfasrN ira fsni stsss
II. ssss IS hs.ss, tsas fgss1ssi4, sSsS ~ g4ss
vnssnas d knssu. ssss tAsee 10 .4e ssais lsSssa
Il hs4a IA sAs atss isssisss u.lzse.
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FOR SALE

NOR sAt.E-Nou>G TRorriSG sfAt-
L tan. fnsied March I, lSsN Color ,iars
brown. VIII frei fatie Inside Of 40 with
few weeks work klnd ana semitic.
lcdigfce~Bv rrigsstsrr. c,ccri s2. Erst
dam hy Mni,ieon hy Geo. " raishen. Jr
seeoad aam hy Ncs'fackeus nlaek Hawk
hriga,iier ty HAPPY Medium. dam Lady
haek u Electric ltsat Works iyiat9
l.'0g sAlE-rEN AcREs OF FIEGANT.
i slightly. rich iAud overlooking tsrpesl
Lake. II ys'p want a snap caii at once.
meat easiaes< Inquire ~ roon, =,
t'tian block, between 70 aud Il q. N. and
! ard Z. n. Visit
IroR SALE SEAisHtN plINAN
! cieak Tor 81 -. esaSt SIS a m 1ush ac0. Al.
lrcss MS AlAkE, SO Washington 4. iiiis
NOR SALE 49, OLD NEWSPAPERS IN
4 bundles q 10, =. ih.s otlses.
J.,oR satE-ONE EiGHTHoRSg row.
L " halier sei engine. ASA aaa six-
hafsn t.awer raginc. SEATTLE Feed NH "
y W. Nsst,e : iila ~
I.'ok <AiF-CiiEAP THREE IorS. A.
u saesc, In Es~tcFH addition, zis,,i
view DESIRABLE resssteare property Terms
casa. Apniy O. tssLiiNE y CAMERON
f,seip ~ fntsrs hiaS'S WINS
I.RbN Ai.ss-'sssih PAYING HoTSi AND
! hag isaslucs> in Bop country. Address
\; I. hslt At..Ns, : -, ,ais city ieaim
I.'oR SAik - DESIRABLE tors on
I Lake lRi,an. rs !. : NAStsS. fess I'm
NOR ssIEe<n ACRES OF TIMER
lNaa "a SlssshosItssfs e,sUusy--tWe.ve fsii-
NHG ieei q hr-=sa Fer acFp- Esssa 4 lissar-
man, s.ntifr hiss,S. nvlstf
I.Nk SNsEs~ss1 ACRES OF fiNHER
Il iAad On t'say's tlsFhn-. eRiy s. q Yssr
seTv. Bttsa S essrsAss, Batter tisssS M fssf
L>oR SALE r. OLD NEWSPAPERS AT
L tais esies,
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THOMAS 0owEN,
Consulting Mechanical Engineer and Surveyor.


a.
tar.ssd ed asid sn s s saS @ g e e
alterations
-Bnnrrs sIuel-se Eraf
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METHOD OF AWARD.


Iy supervision prominent
selected day O
one Of the number viii a Judge and IS clerks
paey placing Upon
vii he ihed publicly
before dsfositng Asaa in ballot box No
OF wip
the
handed the viii
be clerks.
Warranty rapidly
Remember that there blanks Each purchaser all
lot all the
way from Si2sa-
Plans 81 houses Of land application
showing
all other Information. cal q
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LOST AND FOUND

\ oSr-A ss1r-a TE9RixR pCF. TsrN
u wrck~ eias cass sas sbssyf. aa'Efal
sielary tsft 4 ltiss-Aa rruant MIA b. raid
sae ansseF ~ seiu-siisE "a iiltas Frcni -.
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HELP WANTED.


"AsrED-Fotg FIRST CLASS BRICK
w lagers Apply a hosien blcek. tylsi3
uvASrFp-YuR VICTORIA. Il. g, A
w cooper for tight work. Apply at
once at this oflec. 3Yigtf
WASTED--ROuTE BOY. APPLY At
w this oein-. ysI7tf
WANTEn - A MIBpLE-AGEn WOMAN
w IN assist ~ general hausrwark wages
81 s-r month Address =. e. Mecianahau.
Fourth aud fsitery streets. iyls2t
WASfED-A EiHSTA.LssS CABINET
W maker. Apply insmediAfeiy. Gag
ram 4 10, second aud MARION -ts. iy1szt
"ASTED = A GIRL TO DO HOUSE
W work In small family. Inquire at
~ seucrs sfrs.et. iyls Il
WANTED MAN TO CUT 10 ACRES
w has ora shares Brownfeid ranch.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-19
FOR SALE.

One lot On Trent street. 90
x190 fest, right In tie
center q business.
One lot On Tront street, 30
xl30 feet; central leca-
ton.
One lot corner Of CONNER
cial and Main. This II
one u the best corners
that il offered for sale in
the city 1t the present
time. Il II . hne busi-
ness location.
12Ox12O feet square, COR
ner Of Hill and Second.
This il . magnificent
corner.
0ne-half block on Fourth
street.
One lot on Third street
hne location.
Two valuable farms, well
improved; only six and
eight miles from the city.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-16

panies are now carrying much money as
prior to the postal department. entering the
business, this feature OF the express companies
business now being 30 per cent greater than
even SIX months ago.
c. H. Crosby. vice-presidenS and gener al man.
ager: G. Mendenhall. division superintendent,
and c. G. Williamson, acting SUPERINTENDENT of
the United States Express Company, were Ia
the city yesterday on official business: ALSO W.
r. Briesn. assistant division superintendent of
the Pacific Express.
The American Express Company has under
taken TO drive all other express companies out
or New England so far doing local business
is concerned. Last year it gathered IN seven
small express companies, and by doing got on
TO three OF New Engiand's best roads. aud Is
now working to get to the Boston 81 Maine,
crowding of three smaller affairs.
The United States and the Adams express
companies are still forcing one another to pre-
pay charges on all business transferred from one
company TO the other, and the feeling between
the two is daily becoming more bitter Those
well up IN express circles predict that the fight
will end IN the Adam Express Company absorb
ing the United States Express Company. 1t is
intlmated that much of the new stock has fallen
into the hands of the Adams Express Company
The latter is much more wealthy than the
United States that IL there is any absorbing to
De done it will be done by the Adams.