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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03

CsITUATION WASTEn-BY A HUSBAND AND
= vile rs COOKS IN hstel or boarding house;
bes OF seierences. Cali ~ No. los Pesrl-st, up
stsiis "a
NpANTED = A SITUATIONS AS MACHINE
~ hand by young man OF steady habits end
experiences. would go cut Of city for good stu
a iJn. Address j. q. D., No. l6 Ls0e-sve, city.
WANT d SITUATION IN GROCERY OR
W general store by experitnced man, 30 years
old capable OF manseing. honest, sober aud rel
al e: best of cty references; no objection 10
country Address or call room 81, old House
man buildins A. Delloeh- o.
NIED-SITUATlON By A YOUNG NAN,
W age Il, recently arrived from England; 5
years experience IN Office work. AddreAs J. IL.
". No. $50 West Bridgest. 81
NTASTED-A BRIGHT BOY WHO HAS BEEN
" a. school all winie-, has run out OF money
and wants work ia some factory or store; soOd
references furnished. Cail or address Geo. Far
burn, cars Michigan House. 81
yITARTED- SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN
W ia wholesale grocery house; best OF city
references. Address A. C.. box I. this Office. 6s
cITUATION wANTED-R RY A NIDDLE-AGFD
= man ss a helper 70 gstfttsr. or steam fitting.
Address No. a5 south IoDia-si. %
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03

Tus Toronto Nsgs says The govern
meat . uxS.sa to establish cavalry
schoaf >, tsFsntc. Nneh better results
would aaw frou tbs establishment Of =
nlechaaicai schoOl where yoaths. instead
81 hsing Taught sas ssctics Of var. could
learn TIE d-ss principles of pssseful
sraaes. Cavalry schools may crafty tas
ambition Il ss~ who yssrn for military
distises iou. hut thsrs - not much nssd
tn ham t8ers
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03
AkF SHORE a MICHIGAN sourHrsS,

A local fssigbs leaves unsha kspads al 70
ns.. cxrrz zine .pAssenseFs - taF .s kalelas1oa
Al treins daily e2keII sunday,
Through Uekels ~ al points and hertht II sAesep~
fng coaches can be seellrsd al Iuion Ticket oitos
e. Aoafos-sl-. and al depot
a 81 eAlG.-. II a. CieFelznd
SEo. ". kuNsox. Cts 1lckes Asenl
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03

tt-aNTrD-Two FTRsT CLASS CIGAR SAILS
" men good rsssr-zess Tequlrs5 Norris
- = - 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03

s1<Asy. a. olners a2isy axcega sunass-
s&esflnf oers EAR - fAeanc saf Ai&nkss Ia
pFtzsef q ena uxn heliCll sTLpf cAn filn ca
Ds1 kxBGsss eRd GFsHe ksTsds kEpFssA - sa1
ut-s fslt Fecl e<atsiectlaps a.s4s al te&fali
y ~ a. ttr0lsSh tFeias east 4tokelx sskf -
taksh 1sekei ofAoe. - sonros-st snc Al Nalss
ctFstt
C1'ss. p NoEKIs GsR AZ - Noarossl
q h kg044LS. u f sDa a. CAso<sa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03

e. f-r-rr f--~r tn7 t-frts - Trtrfzl sr-1r- - r
s~r-~ --~zss.s ureazr~zs l-zf rssrhac -. sr- I =
rsnz = ~ssr.r-e tr-st<se 'srai~d rze csss7e -
-sr<~els-s s,r .rTzs e1-s. 7EE - cnsFse
s-'--.g<s -rs-s..f -s~k ss-ss i - r.aA - svs-y
49, "a, = z.-~scs srE fett sserf- AetresA
Pref. y. G. FevEEz, sse<as- rcsn-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03
Help yY0pted--Fem0fe.
Adrerfiscns<lts under Isis hcdd
FREE

VTANTED-sALEsLADY CALL BETWEEN
w and 6. No. i3o Mouroes. 50
tVANTED-A CO1PE1ENT GIRL TO DO
w general housework. Apply Immediately al
No. 81 AIienst., corner Mount Ncrnon-st. "a
yVANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GES-
" ersl housework. Apply at No. IS shel-
don-st. 81
VfANTED-A GOOD COMPETENT GIRL FOR
W general housework. Gail @t oace. No. 29i
Fountainst o.
yVAETED-A LADY AS APPRENTICE TO
W learn the tailor's trade; one that under
stands plain sewing Apply Nc. lS2 Lsne-ave. %
IVANTED-A LADY s1ESoGRAPHsR AND
W typewriter. Address stcnogrspher, box :.
this Office. %
WANTED - IMMEDIATELY, GIRL FOR
W genera housewoEk az no. 2Si Ot-awast. 81
MTANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
w eral homework 1T No. l25 Court-st- "a
INANTEI-A COaPETf N UIsI. FOR CEN
" erA homework. Apply al No. ia shsl-
don-sL 81 65
ysIANrED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO WORK AT
w 81. Marks Home. 6S
ylTANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss GIRL FOR GIN
w ergl bouseW ork ct No. % North Division st.
VIANTFD-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W housework Apply OF No %, Livingston 81.
6s
VyTANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
Mrs. A. NJ. Collins. %
WANTED - COMPETENT WOMAN TO
W take care of children also second giri.
apply at No. g. Moth Lafsye.te-St. {vti
Situations sWanted--Matc.
Advertisements undeT the had
FREE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03
Situations WGnted-Fem0le.
Adfsrfsseaenfs undeT l.s had
FREE

C,ITUATIoN wANTED-As sTENoGRAPHER
= and calograph operator. b. a yeu1g lady
With some experience Address (. a. COX &.
thi. Office. -
trTANTED-FAHILY WAsHIsu AT NO. 81
w Kentsf. -
yITINTfD-PIAfS sEWfSG AND MESDING
w at "a. i9D south Dfvision-st. -
yITASTED-sTTTATION BY YOUNG LADY As
W book keeper; rood penmsu. rapid accountant
references s1asIl sslsry. address AAs l. Masters.
No sks south Divi. on-ft. 81
ygANTED-A SITUATION As CASHIER OR
" assistsnt bookkeeber hy yoarg lazy who q
a sood reulnan and has b ID some exc ,encfs
Aprif-snt wfl call y addressing C. y box $
Geegrara-HeTai5. flu
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03
For Renf--Roo1is.


NOR HEST-A LAEGE. PLEASANT. FUR
I ushed fro0t room on gro1nd hoof With
board Call al no i.5 Count 81 flve minutes
from sweets Hoe. q
IIOK RENT-NEN ROOM HoUsE on
/ pouh side Eighth st. third door west 81 froDt-
81 Inquire HsfFlsoa Wagon WORKS Telephone
S57
NOR RENT-FCRNlsHEO ROOMS TO RENT
+ in the Vinegar block. EnquiIe Of T. y
Brock asrf
NOR KEET-DEsIRABLE ROOM Fok TWO
L gentlemen. with hoard. al os bosiwiek II. S26l
NOR REST-fURNlsHED Rooms: STEAM
L heated; and furnished rooms for Light house
Keeping Apply al room los. New Houseman
bll ck l5lf
IloR RENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
II either single or en- suite. steam heated; also
rooms for light housekeeping. Apply ., Room ss.
I edward lock- IOl Ottxwa-st zzblf
J,OR RFST-Two SUITES OF SEVEN ROOMS
I in the new Pc satine block. with all modern
q nyeniences, including the patent Aldine Heat
ing Crate. Also a ten ement OF six rooms corner
shawmut-sve and Mintersi. Also rooms 70 rent
furnished of unfurnished Inquire OF Is. W. Bar.
nsId, So Allen-st. corner c. MI sernop-st- S4di
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03

mob SALE on Will EACAaN0k fOk
L nefcakn,liss or Orsnd Rapids rFopsgG5, -
scfc sss93 - acres sHHnVyvd. iint olckAtc, Eosso
btii1lnks acres efDteF ~ 20 stso~ ns~ls
seodeo liEanshy "A Ksises ffoSl belgo1e Ia a "a :
trasu NilsSe 4Dc depot Eaqutre q i. l. tAs >
Ae ~ CknSl - a
IsOR sAIE -THK koII.k2 lK0cEss Gkisf
r Nil al haHa0re. Mich, lsliHs E0od business
end an increasing trade The proprietor hss
ogneF business snd ~ ast sell kdal0Fr u thriS-
ing village of l9n. has tso railroads and n th-
usi sisisf OF growing ceantFy ssod ehence re-
The rizht n sn. Cal GA ox saafesz J. IL. tslols.
kdAOIs. kleb -
IsOg sALE-PtAE AND RED WOOD LANDS.
L good fxrEHs ana city props ny for sale cheap
e. ogpus.te sweets Hosel. X AnlAsdsl siu
IyOR sALy-GOOD PROPERTY FoR SALE AT
Il byron Centre A good hotel and bar con-
neetsG and good reasons for wanting ~ sell, "a
d1es Afs Mary Adri0n Byron Centre, Mich 4iu
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03
Gnifnr and Banio.

uRs T. LovUcY WILL GIVE LEsaONs
III "a Guitar sno BANJO pisyinE. PriEateiy O
in Classes Csrfazsis methc1 90 guitar and
Totscn's lar ban.o, Iei1srf oT Applications r.
c~ived ~ Mrs foveicY's apartments. 1'2 Monroe
81 Grand gIapids Nich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03

a. meeting os TIE Providence. K l..
CITY Council m June. 1862 an sppropris-
iiua 20 sl11 Ess maize. sud committee
appointed s. procure ten pairs q Erg-
lsb saarrors "Eor ths cove proG@nsds.
iFwsud - intersst,rg - know bow
nucb ne Cst7 Council o. Providence
woald aow hks - appropriate tor the
.lesfrlst.oa c5 s6eat io90ca0 ci these
b.ris. ~sieh oave oerome = pabhc pris-
are. ana ssse driven ofI tbe native soag
-ffae.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03

7 OsT-A LITTLE YELLOW SCOTCH TER
Il rier puppy SIX months old collar and locket
Finder will be rewarded by returning TO IT. A.
schneider, No 2ss East Bridge4t, or No. Il Non
roest oa
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03
NJ us skegon

Cne~, - Hestsrz Ave. NEss Eltex Ias
s'zs5eG.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03

WHISKY and tobec-o ara rather sxpsn-
sixs iaxnries rhs tiovsrnmsns revenue
f-,ua this xsnsrsl liss Il -cosis lest yssr
- slis.o ASS g. E6a monsy wss
rsthertd ui - se7r. Aa'9 affscecs. ssat-
tsrs.i thcogea i1e Congressional Dis
f-r.s ef ever ais's-sri they pockefssi
p.i ~een fcrr snd f~s niEisns fos ssr-
~sse-. saving notninz a1eat sAst teey
st,,. frcm he Gcvsrnment The suckers
.ef drinkers .srgeiy ran tbs National
.......Al-.rl
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03
ONLY 2 pays
MoRE

OF these Free Want ads.
After Sunday. March 4th, al
advertisements IN these col
umns Will be charged for at
the rates III the tables below.
Improve the two days left. in
cluding Sunday, al
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03

lI.sffr. s-1nA.r sfeers@e. sisssy
lssrensers lss1ue IRE issfrof krpr=~s q .
= wase rtcf eyeBee1ie=zs cor New 11~k srz
arr ezt Z j. Z, srts k.ssz
Tfrauet tlckes - "a 5<znts esa snf q
sr& -~rfr1 80 rry<fs ~ - serrI-ef ~ r. =
F&N ksfF1zf r. = rT.oe. swee1s Hgsel sn5
Is CsNrEvsE. CitT fs8 AZ
6Eo p KxEYA 7rkflc AzneQsr Chsear5
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03

FamnanT Hal wsnss ths scslp e Pest
,,.sfsr prsRsoS q Nev York. ard -
..,ss kk.sv - sst Il ssfsrs many nocus.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03

Helm Wdnfed--MGie.
AdtcrtlseAcnfs under tbs h$Gd
FREE.
WANTED - BOY TO WORK IN GREEN
w houses on Madison ale, opposite Catholic
cemetery. -
IlrANrRD = a YOUNG NAN As STENOG-
w rapher ard typewriter operator. Must be
a good pennsn and scurae none other need
apply. Harrison Wagon Works. os
yVANrED-A FIRsT CLASS STATIONARY
VI engineer Address y. y. L., box !, THIS
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03

VUANTED-AT THIS OFPICE, TWO COPIES
W OF this paper OF the following dates: July
81 IA. ls and 3: will pay literally for these
pspers NJ this once 62.f
yUANTED-TO PURCHASE A sECOND-CI.ASs
w of6ce desk: would prefer 'Cutier." but
would take y circuisr top with plenty Of room
Address r B., box J. this Office. 6If
VVANTED-AT THIS OFFICE, TWO COPIES
w of the Telegram Herald OF October IL, 1857.
Anyone having these papers will confer = favor
by leaving at this ONCE. etf
+ IFE sIZEPORTR AITs-IN PASTEL, WATER
IL coors and crayou, elegantly framed in bronze
or gilt frames TOR $40 sl2 and SIS; former prices
s25. $50 and SIS. Hamiltons Art Gallery, 7s
C..Rl-st 33hf
oALESMAN-cAN ADD A LINE SMALL
> samples Ore agent earned $3.50, others up
10 S. 90 in 1886 r. o. BOX 1871. New York. 2l9tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03

The Bcmber of lines IN any sdssrtissfnent !
can be fo1nd by div iding the number Of
words by seven. Amy p&rtsf = line counted
ssone full line.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03

IVANTED-THREE OR -FOUR SEWING GIRLS
w at i59 North loniast
Wduted--TU Rent.
7 WOULD LIKE TO RENT By APRIL ]. A
| modem house. eight o. nine rooms with all
conyeniences Location uuEt be frst-ciass. kd-
dress, with particulars. b. H.. this oitce. ootf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-03
DressDsakers.

yUANTED - DRESsMAKERs AND SEWING
w girls wishing N learn the Kellogg French
tailor system OF cutting and fitting 10 call or adj
dress school of Dress Cutting. l2t Charlesst.
For Rent Business Places.
no RENT-BOARDING HOUSES ONE BLOCK
from Postothce. Ward Ward, corner Lyon
and kent-ls. loti
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-15
ADvssYSssss rns Csry.

The Real Estats Exchange nas under
taken Ne vofk Of advertising Seattle
n thorough and svsssmasie manner.
II proposes 10 VI the people Of ths
United States knov precisely What hind
u city Seattle h. II proposes 70 tell
Of tAsm Of IT, RTeat prospects and OF
~ masninosss resources Of the coas-
tsy Of vhieh u 10 The metropolis.
Ths task u Q great one. and the Real
Rsests Exchange should not b com
pslIed 10 undertake IL sions. The cifi-
sSns generally are - much interested
In having the advantages Of Seattle
knovu ~ are the members Of the e.
change, ana ali Who receive the bene-
Ass Of the advertising shoaid assist In
dsfrsyins tbs expenses.
Ths prospects Of city 7ouid NOS he
bssasr than are those Of Seattle today.
TIE outlook 10 most encouraging Gee.
Ths city IL growing With unprecedent-
"a rapidly and the resources Of the
country Of which IL 10 the center ara
sapidiy being developed. The mem
bsrs Of the exchange desire 90 make
shsss facts known 10 the people OF the
United States. and In their effort 10 Do
- thsy should receive Renesai assistance,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-15

In another column will be found q
call fos Q convention Of Bepabiican
elabs signed by the presidents Of -four
Of the largest ana most hourishins
clubs In the territory. II is proposed 10
Organize atcrritorisi Republican leagne
whose object il shall be 10 teach the
doctrines Of the Republican party and
to assist the regular party organisation
In the vcrk OF bringing the territory
back inio the Republican eolumn aud
ksepipg u there.
There are roe six thoroughly organ
ised oinbi on the sound. and she indi
cations are that several more will be or
ssnixed before the meeting Of the COO
vsntiou. This 10 good beginning. bot
u should be regarded ss only a begin
ming. There should he club la ever
vosing precinct In the territory aud al
Of them should be branches OF the ter
ritoriai league in order ths. the vors
Of education aud orsasisa.lou might b
systematically AID tremendously car
sied on.
IL 10 Unnecessary for the fo~r iSrxIII
asScsH 70 say mote than IL has said
conossuing the advantages Of clah or,
sanisAtion. II has heee adopted BY
The PARTY throughout the usitsd State
and is recommended by hess tie nstien
al snd territorial COMMITTEES. II is The
best method ef eopsiarisieg ths party
organization and giving the individual
voter q voice In the party eouacils. 4,
10 cafe 10 cay thai 70 the national gov
eminent 10 redeemed froE Demo
cratic misraie Al The coming election
tAe vicsefy oil DO dss 10 the vesk
Of the Republican olsss.
70 10 10 he heged iAat tie Rspaeli,as 9
Of the territory vii tsts az TIE sork
Of organisation In earnest and that tie
league souveItisn At North yAhina
vtil be srsa, saccsss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-15

Ii srosh<s esssnn vili be found -
isfervisv Win IL GsssBor Ai9sr 81
n6ishieau IL which ~ declares hiDssii
70 BE- . esndidase for the Berubstoan
ronisssioe foe prssid<ns. Il hss foz
souss time been ssderssood thsf Gov
sssos Aiesr vosid not teeiirs n0ui-
nation, bss shis 10 the hsst rubiis dsc-
Issssson Of bic aesivs easdidssy.
Amacs the many srinsus kepuhii-
cas- vhs are candidates for the psesa-
derey, none ID more desefving ~ the
hsnds Of his party % Of bis country
than RssssIi A. Aiser. He ID nsan Of
grsss ABILITY snd bread views. He
sssvsd With ssiisnsry during The rshsil-
ion snd zen . rtpststion which trained
soldiers might snvy. He ID thoroughly
IN sympathy With tbs Espablioan party
apon Ill pablsc questions. He u known
shroushsus The United States for bis
.naepi6sens charities and his substsn-
tlal isisndsaip for abe suaefias and the
unfortunate. In short. b 10 . man Of
whom not Michigan alone bat the en-
sire Unissd States Should bs proud.
OF course, the Posr-IsrxxaaosncEa
believes that IL viii Be the part OF Wis
don for shs Republican party 70 uomi-
nate Jsraes g. Blaine for president and
Albert @. Porter for vice president. IL
hssievss that such a tickle. would be
more oerssip Of winning than acy ether
that eouid be named. ~ the sans time
IL IL conscious Of the strength and
availability Of Governor Aigsr. II Ae
shosld secure The domination be would
make q splendid candidate and m
eqasiiy good president. His nomica-
ton would certainly be secepsed With
satisfaction By the people Of Washing
too Territory where be has large inter
este and who're be IL veil known.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-15

The sixth annual encampgsnt Of TIE
0sAsd Array Of the Repahlss. Depart
msnt % Washington sad Aiasis. vii
sAks place a. Seattle DARING The coming
vsst. l, need scarcely be said that ,hs
people Of The metropolis Of wAshlnStea
Territory siil sssesd 90 TIE destpsrrs
Of The snion sach a weiscme 40 Is pos.
ssese cnly shen hospitality 10 snsgls
ase1ted by sratisaas. The veterans
vii be se.a selcons saests-veloarae
not for themselves slsne hat wslsoms
fos vhai they ssse aons and fes weAs
they represent.
II 10 twenty years since tie gar
elesef. and ihe veterans wha same cot
Of Tia; derce sarucSle vita tie ess-
seriousness teas ihcs bad saved thsar
eenntry, are tA~i p&sssas a-zy. fkere
are no yoang inca ia the 0rzas Array
nos. The Youngest have reached rasi-
die ace, aud those vito vers lie shsas
prime when tssy responded 10 ihsis
eeantsy's call nev scar she white ers~E
watch epiy sss or saGsrsnS cen psaes
upea The bros. II vili res he lens. ~
- ars aeeassens<i ~ GsAsare tieae.
ANAL - 0rAsa Arzy vsll be vsSesseal
" thing u The pAss- Assshsr quarter
- = ---s--- --sss sAs-< 49, s~~ss e 49,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-15

vsso noVw 1h<nnoA = tn1ota Woans
thsus - 80 penp9sB ssUnfnn1tsns
81 vuosnns ssRs IN IN - sasy . -
een1oGss6 is6iss1s1h - IN ~ ~
pasdnnsbss rss1s u - dsss 49, ~
vors ~ bIss.
Ths 0sss1 AsDy b vi1h ssssv bss-
ssss. snA h = ~ As1y u ssesy tsss
An~ssas - s6sv b svssy pssibas w
HI ssspsse fer ~ ssxnaisa1tae and ~
asHhsrA II RsaA sssnnsss1boa q
uandes nss, and H. psopas Of Hsassas
eaneoe naks tks vsessxss 81 Washina-
tan anA Atssks sos ueIesoe-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-15

yA&Rx knD oQuAAkI ~ . o.
umHzD 20 IN -

WEmDAA9b n1-1svunuD ouuD 80
yAERx knD sUuAnnk1 ~ : o.
pmAzB 20 I'm Ds9-
Msv Ysax. ApEll 81 haos . ssv-
ss1- Ys ] 81 . eandkdn1s fos ~
peom1eoey." II sUsakos vns 0aDssn1
kssnsit A. AlGss. Miehfgna's puDslns
sx-1spsesos, No - ~ rs Una ssaD-
- 8stad today. -Aftss vhat ~
fEiGnAs hsvs 6oos,r Alass e0utinnsd Il
thinb ! enoo1d b. Gn1nG bseh the0 md
oynslf n tnt1g1ise - desy my o1DAi-
dsay. Ian n ~ I'D snd - stay, but
! skail naks % psFsoaal sloss % -
tuss vutss. l havs ssEy ii1s3s rsspoet fog
H EAn 40 10 eenssaofly saying no. l
- MOI . easd3dats; I dcu't want the
s13es,' asd ~ tbs time d1isg I'll be sAn
- - shs osmtnseton- That's The kisd
Of . nan 200 Eest look oct fos. 1be-
lioye Ne psocls appreciate frsokneU,
an6 ] repeat, vjtho1s e90<tgm, that Am
. candidate fos tue psexsdensy, subjsef
70 tie approval Of the ObieaGo convsu-
tioo. NJ visit here, h0vsyef. hAs noeh-
iea to do With politics. ksve fsc<ntiy
setoTped from California NJ vife's
heath vsa very poor and she trip Uss
made far tie hsesAs Of her hsA5th md
70 Wit ny dsuGbssr. Who b living 10
eootheru California
"Wbas 10 the sensineut On the Paei6e
ooaaYs
-Mf. Blame has Always beer tie fay.
orste tbers. aad befoss the pobiicasiou
Of his issser he would have bad the
1naniu0as deieoatfors from California
and Oreocn. Bat they seoecs his letter
A afprrrs ana Anal
lie Governor Stanford q cardidAte? ?"
II do not krov. II be II be viii have
the united California deleRstss. for Mr..
Stamford has done o great deaf for Cal.
iforpis. and California bss done great
deal for Mr.. stanford. met . number
Of nr. HsAeiord's close personal frieuds
ins6an srsucisco. They told me that il
0ovefnos Stanford vas candidate they
do not know Il. and thsy would b like
" 70 know II suoh vas ths case"
Your friends say you viii Rst consid-
cradle support from Californian
well, have been treated very nice
~ out there, and ] think have . good
many warm friends "a the Psci0o
coast"
awhst do yoo think viii b the msin
Issue 10 the oeuira campaiQp?s
''The tariff. MF. Clsvsland has
thrown dovs the gage Of battle in his
message. and the Republicans have not
BEEN SLOW 20 take u %. On Q square
Issue bstveeB protection and fFse trade,
l believe the country wfll 20 ovcrvheim-
tnaiy sor protection"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-15

Il b ssil thsa Magvump- 0sinRs 10
0ssvslins shsoaahous The territory en-
snaed 10 the ssdnsss labor Of working
g : GRESHAM boom and that be openly
hsesas ~ be viil control The Hssth
Yahina soavsusIop. Ths great Mag
veup shsald b reminded that his bos-
tssm v 70 DO the undsrhsndsd vork Of
~ nosshssn Pacific railroad and 10 -
~ d running shs eIesiieni admins
tssaion Of Psssidsut Cleveland In this
tsssstssy. whsu b NEEDLES In The A.
fsiss of TIE Republican party be 10 de-
sI6edly out Of his element.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-15
~ cssyssgm.

Tbs bssiaing bosn aeos which Seal
= sabssksd innsdiassiy opou shs "a
- q susise sonsissss vith ussbsssd
vlers. Dsxsus Of nsv dssiiinss are
ssaasnssd every day. and The ring OF
enspsotsss' hammers u constantly Il
- hoard 90 oil sidss- The city y
svsssdiss 70 rspidly shss districts which
: ~ ssashs ego vsss nncisssed ars
~ covered With sssidessss. Ths
Stss = not far distant vhsn people ssll
sssasd ~ rapid growth Of Seattle = .
nasvsi = great - shs growth Of KAN
- Cssy o. Minneapolis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-15

sxsy 70 sTsGt-asSssx. LEAFS De ba..
Aset u, = nssive a. Caas3A ant q er-
Der ~ trade las bees ssssixa1 Insane
BY tse rzchxss ss9rs and sect 10 gAs
eosgsi4i fer abe tassne ~ ssssisoao a.
as ga Possessed BY = ard islass a
that csoess ssss sess<e3sssg Asm & Z
be saksret fres assAsks AZ izsx Of Ga
scseasae<s. SEQ BE loses sii s<uss 4
lec&atae Aaa 81 hss Identity. Thsrs az.
PEARS 10 he seet<osy 10 szsss s<. - le
szoe Rsze<>s hsEsself aas<s : ssssa af
cSfs4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-15
STEAM CARPET ClElNlNe

T,AEPgfs CLEANED TO LOOK LIKE NEW
" without shrirk king % tszEtng. All kids
Of laundry vofk - rsssocAh,e prices- Las
curtains done up In Q superseg nannoe. S.H.
de meas vesk specially.
a8Ar1LR 0IkA4 LAUNDRY,
Teisphooe 10. Is.
Leave or6aB ~ Grass Dickey's EnpIoy-
Dsat Burssu. or q Rostc6Bes usvs Dspcs Ism
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-15
coMNxNpAsLk rxrukr ASA

soESe private eliixsns are asoairs Coz
tie sity's ieshsrzy IN tue matter Of
street lizsss VIA an enterprise ~hish
is uuas eemrssucAble. They have
slaocest ioSesesr and zrs pa.,iu2 ap
ss'See hsif doEsn ssscsr.s lights By Per
scczi Subscriptions 10 IL azderstso.
sesi ons OF these tsseis vii be located
Al The bead et the srss assent &C tee
Sc zAS froatiaS tee well knasn rsxs.
dsnces.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-15

Several lsitess hsvs Aesa re>Sivsd
aere rscsnfiy from the sS.s sskirx "
tess city Is any better ess;pret in the
nsattes ~ saGEsss ecsess than kesesS-
fore Iesse letters have led 20 an tn
gary 30 sestaer % roe xsrean' Hotel
- beautifully seoass2 en- The elaa, can-
nss ee rn<Rgtfe<s ny . st>ek oa1pany.
u h hcTsd ~ al tkst the sasssrpsns
vi 3 g Sss IA. a. & u fsls .sas ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-07-30
LUUAL AND GENERAL.

Choice Berkshire pigs are offered by FIR
Barwick.
See contents of Planters Monthly for
July elsewhere.
The weekly GAZETTE for tomorrow will
contain twelve pages.
Some fine shooting was done by the local
and warships marksmen at the clay pigeon
match on Saturday.
Applications for foreign money orders
will be received at the Post Office until 4
o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. Morgan sells furniture at the resi-
dence of Mrs. A. Cottrell at 10 O'Clock to-
morrow, as per notice elsewhere
H. NJ. S. Egeria sailed from Auckland,
n. Z.,on June 20 to continue her survey
between New Zealand and Tonga, on the
proposed route of the Pacific cable.
A raid on the Chinese Theatre on Sun
day evening resulted in the capture of a
whole host tor gaming. Mr.. Ng Monwur
calls at this office to state that he resigned
the management of the theatre at 10
o'clock Saturday morning.
The entertainment under the auspices of
the Blue Ribbon League on Saturday even
ing was very we'll attended The numbers
on the pre-annOunced programme were
executed, without exception, with good
effect and were highly appreciated. The
Hon. H. Warehouses; address was pecu-
liarly interesting in that the honorable
gentleman dealt with the excellent re-
suits and enthusiastic working of the
native Hawaiian Blue Ribbon organization