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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
FOR RENT HOUSES.


EOR SALE OR kkNT-A new Groom house
corner James and Logan-stS. one block
from street cat line full piumbed bath room.
clstern, 81 dnd well water. will sell cheap.
ard Oh easy terms. or make a three years
iesse L. good party, with or without furnace
IN house. ID. :. Hopkins. architect. "a Mon
roe-st.. city. Zs
E0R RENT-The Arnold House. with barn
attached. corner W. Bridge and summer
sts.' also The furniture and fixtures IN the
house for sale after October lst. Inquire on
the rcmises'
HOUSE with ~ rooms Tor rent. No. 4 Cass st
- Inquire ~ q. !. Williams. 81 Ball Barr.
hart a Putnam. L2ff
EOR REN1-As ! an about 20 move into an
otter house, viii rent my present home
No. - Barclay ST. furnished or unfuruished i
hffecn roons-nine brinE sleeping rooms
bath room. furnace. hot and cold water. cleo
inc bells. nanfels and 81 modern npTore
Inenfs; Only two blocks from fhe park Charles
". Iufts Tufts Bucbauan's iaw Office. led
yard block. 81
To hkNI-t Seven-Toom house. ia she rear
-" barclay sf-. 81 rer month. cIsfern
and clfy water Ia the house Inquire Of J.. 3
Provin
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
THE TELEGRAM HERALD SATURDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER H. 1889
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS



lNANIEfl-fhros men - souafs managers
W a. Nerk IL state. Isl have slo ~ cssrf-
Sai4rs - pc monto SSisrs psio monthly
4aa L AeIlall2gs bNilelas Orand kAIlias-
lTAN7ED- -Tuo niOe young men trom l. 50
w p scaTs of axe. - ~Srk IL year o~u cltf
ar tc~B salary So - o. pei uonfn. inust
have sit Ia czS1. l. r. Niicok. Il and - Her
D.lt@ss eaildlug. 0rsnd kaplda- ~
SAlESNEN WANTEp-To Sci aoods ~
- SauFlf good salar, paid Write O. Cen
tenuisi n TX Co. NleeinAti, o.. ~ Chieaso. -
NNANIED-Cs 81 sassers on tine a Hew goeas,
W Sutck sales. % capital required a. ssi
have nfst class eily references Tbs g. D.
Adams house Furnishing House - oeAiA bi-
Sisial-st
ANAN1ED -SaleSmrn. clerks. book keepers.
W bsftsuacrs. transfers. shipplas clerks.
farm hands. once help bAd al others oui ~
employment 10 cAu aud lnseslls lsAts ear e-l
ufcis nrw AID thoroughly reliable system ~
procuring sittaunus Cooperative fihfio3-
mVHf Company. iS2.s Monroe st. rooms 81 AID
s. Porter bloes. Phone le-I.
WANTED employed IN factories.
W wholesale houses. railroad ofiiees. eit.
also members 81 organizations. Il increase
their salaries weekly worthy ihNestle atoA.
II. g.. Box :. care tuis offte- -
(OoPKRS MANTED-fo keep away from
y 6rAod Rapids au account of lockout ~
order 81 toopers OnieA. Ao. ~. zsu
WANTED -MAN-1o take tie agency of our
W safes size AAlsNl> inCltsi weight Do
lbs retail price 81 ether sizes IA Proportion.
A rafr chance 70 create permanent business
AZ home These sales meet u dcinAuc never
before supplied By other sale companies. a. Nc
are not governed by the sale Pool. Alpine
SAFE Co. Cincinnati. %. Mtd-cat
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

o listen, On the breezes glad voices
come today,
From many a wife and mother, and
thi, IS what they say:
''Ihe FayOrlte Prescription works cures
where doctors fan.
Best friend OF suffering women, q bles-
sed boon, all hailv
IL every woman who suffers from
diseases peculiar 10 her sex knew of It's
wonderful curative properties. what a
mighty chorus OF rejoicing would be
heard throughout the length and
breadth OF the land singing the praises
or Or. Pierce's Favor Prescription.
IL j. the only medicine for women, sold
nnder positive guarantee from the
manufacturers that II Will give satisfac-
ton in every ease or money VIII be re-
funded. THIS guarantee has been
printed on the bOttle-wrapper, and
faithfully carried out for many years.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

JoHS l. SUILIvAS's aspirations have
dropped a notch and ne proposes to
take a course Of instruction IN the Com
mon Council before going TO Congress.
II he viii take one more tumble and
Get elected poundmaster he will have a
position for which be Is peculiarly
adapted.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

AN anti-administration Especial"
from Philadelphia says the Prohibition
ists IN thatcity are very sad because
Mss Minnie Wannamaker, the Post
master-GeneraPs daughter, broke a
bottle OF wine at the christening of the
new steel cruiser last ssek. Now how
could a bottle OF VINE be used 10 please
q PrOhlbuOnist better than 70 break IT.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

HEhALD who fails 10 reesiss the p2pes
regularly or who may have reason 10
eoa.plaia OF late delivery, vim eoRfer .
spsei@l favor by iaroruaiag this saacs 81
the fact az oao~. ssaa postal card or cal
Hp t-isphoas JsI.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
Sealed PROPOSALS.

bnce OF 'iiy Marsnal,
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. sept. ~, lsSi. )
Sealed proposals will be received Of this
Office until O'Clock y. m. of september Is. lsse
for the filing with earth OF lot :. block -,
Shepard's Addition to the City OF Grand Rap
IDS. according II the plans and specifications
therefor on file In the Of1ce. The right 10 re-
iect any and all bids reserved.
CHARLES :. WILSON. City Marshal
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

A FEcUrfAR question has just been
decided by railroad agent in
South Dakota. L. 3. King, of
Hebron. Neb., purchased thirty-day
round trip tIckct % visit hrs brother, c.
+. King. OF Blunt While there he
died. The question then arose: Could
he return on the ticket It was finally
decided N the Affirmative and his
brother sent him back and on the same
ticket
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

A cAt p = credited with having caused
O'Connor % lose the aquatic cham
p.onstlp ot the world. This again
illustrates the sentiment of the poet
who says .Tau aches from little toe
corns grOw.'
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
EELP wASTED-PRnALR.


WANTED -Immecistely-two dining room
W gifls a. the Fletcher Place. 50 ;. Divs-
ion-st. Z59
NVANfFD-6iri FOR general housework
" t1ree ia family Mrs- {. II. Parish, -
Charles 81. 2D
WANIED-5o girls; Michigan overall co. 26S
NTANTED-For general housework. Swede
W or German girl, one who - a good COOK.
for iamiiy OF TIVE. Apply al b Ola AidrisA
BLOCK. zls
\XANTED-Gi for general housework. IL.
W quire al rs North Diyision.st. -
WANTED-0lri Tor general housework In
W small family. Apply from a m. 70
>. IN. al 5u2 CrcScent-aye. %
(tANIED-Ihree nrsf-class dining room
" girls and a chambermSid; wages Sl6p9
month, board and room. A. l.. Livingston. -
\VANTED-A good girl for general house-
w WORK; three ia family; good WAGES. Mrs.
4. =. Dryden. ll6 Summer-st -
\IANTED-A competent girl 10 do general
hOuseworki good wages Mrs. a d. Lsier,
l2s North DivislOn-st. -
IVANTED-A middle-aged woman for gen
w eral hOusewoTk. must be capable cook.
Address c. q. GodfrOy. sweets Hotel. -
lIANIED-Diningr room girls second girls.
W cooks. chamber maids. laundreSseS. and
al others out Of work 10 call and investigate
our system. Cooperative Employment Co..
1921 MOnroe-st., rooms y and b. ~
\NANTED-30 general girls to MI best places
w IN city. Cooperative Employment Co.
1927 Monroe-st 251
WANTED-Good girl IN small family; must
w BE- fair cook and come Well recommended.
Cooperative Employment CO., 1929 Monroe
St. rooms 81 and S2 257
(lANItD-Iwo good dinlna-room girls Al
W the Michigan House. PSI
WANTED-lmm mmediaiely-competenf girl for
general housewOrk; family Of three. Ap
ply at $ \. Lafayettest -
IN GIRLS FOR GENERAL, housework aud
~ second work Several good positions in
hotels and restaurants. Ladies' Employment
Parlors. room 80. Wenham block. JA1s. Mon
roe-st. 26l
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

CRY TRTAsURER's OFFICE
GRAvD RkFIps. Mich. sept. T. lSs9.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading. crayeling and paving the
cutters of Fourth ave from trandviNe ave.
O. 0akland-ay Il now In my hands and that
Will receive payment thereon for the period
OF twenty days from this date. al the Office Of
the City Treasurer. City Hall.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
sept p City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
BUsIEBss CHANCES.

NANTED-psrfner in HsHr0rna TYPE
" writer Agfrry one hundred dollars 3
month guaranteed Cal or address r. I. Den
man. room -. Wid6icomb block. city -
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

MISS ANDERSON, of Chicago, and
Charles ScllOr were married on Pixies
Peak, at an altitude of $1,000 feet
above the sea level, a few days ago. A
road wagon aud four horses hauled the
wedding party to the summit, where
the ceremony took place. Chicago
people always get 20 the top. New
York may as well admit the fact.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
REAL Eg1aTE-couKTRY-

Iok -ALfl-l0f No. "a Ottawa Pesrhs this
iof is one II the hrsf - .ecfion; II is IA
e.ted .n-y : sboff distance from the hofsi sn5
- h- Haskins or T. +. Loseisnd. l-ra-4
kap1s Nirh. fsrr
4 tkEAI BAReA AIN-1z1- -se-s fsrT~- 5-ero.
a hquse good orchard - sefes lrnpfn.es
+ niles from ka.fFn. for sac cbas- fnt.nl-.
TaRzsrf. Wcieoff gansan ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
TTRKUuRE FToREp.

DADCIIFF 4 HoL1. general warehouse men.
~ ~ ] south Division -. store 81 tiaof y
merchandise ~ Feasonztle rates, pacsscs sn1
moving promptly attended o. by felephonIle
r. al Jan 17fs
ANYONE desiring furniture moved arc
n stored viii receive liberal Inducements -
calling AZ :. J. walkers III Noutb bNs-en -.
a Speciality is made of renting tables arc
chairs fnr dances public balls. &c
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
SITUATIONS wANTED-NALB.
SITUATIONS WAETED-FEXhLE

WANTED-A situation as clerk or at factory
w work. Inquire at i23 Turner 81. 257
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

MAGNETIC healing and ciarivoysni sittings
VI 2sl Ottawa. cor. Hastings. NJ. p. lree.
yyANTED-Every consumer Of rtcSe $3.50
w line 20 know that am selling stove sas-
oiine in any Quanfify.at Al cents cfNvefe0to
any part 81 the city y O. Bilinv0Od. Ieie-
phone 1861 10 East fulton- si
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.

GAAND RAPIDS. SATURDAY. SEPT. IA
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
FOR RBNT-ROOEs.

fOh MN
TO RENT-Nicely furnished or unfurnished
IL rooms. with or without board. l6y North
Lafayette-sf. ~
EOR RENr-IwO suites of fye rooms each
suitable for small family. good neighbOT-
hood. spring and soft water. 8 and $40 each.
No. Do Ottawa-st. Inquire or premises. ~
FOR RENT-A suite Of unfurnished rooms
l. Inquire l39 North Division-sf.. near post
of1cc. 257
EOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms. 95
a CreScent-aye q
E'OR kbNI-Rooms. singly and Ell suite fur
nished or unfurnished, at Park Place
Mrs. A.. l.. Smith.
t'Ok RENT-Large, elegantly furnished rooms
facing CreScent-aye. and tanal-st.. with
gas. newly furnished and reftted. Everything
strictly nrst-class. Entrance. Crescentave. /,
also, - Canalst. Enquire ~ Room u. blv
E0R RENT-furnished rooms. steam heated I.
and furnished rooms for light housekeep-
iDg. Apply at Room l03, New HouseInsn block
Elevator from a n 10 II . m. Dec. 1871
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

NANTED-A lady IN each city, town and
township 10 procure subscribers for the
Home Magazine, conducted by Mrs. John 4.
Logan. Special inducements offered. Refer
ences required. Address The Brodix Publish
Ing Company Washington. ID. G.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

TOR SALE-See this l04xs2 lot with house.
on Badwin-st; only Si6o0.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan DallIss Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

WANTED -Immetistely-tw dining room
" gifls az the Fletcher Place. 50 :. Divis-
lon-st. ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

Usiisa Prsss Rssoft.. Sr0a1st ana E.rir
DslisseY, AT ths LEGAL ss~s. sns ths
Cissaast sna Nest Pialsiy Priatsa P.pss
pubHahs1 in Grand aspias.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

Let NJ I. Isnuer's addition. prescott 81.
fourth !oI csf of South piFision.si, ~ bk lo-
ff House barn and lot n. 81 acNcis"li-
uoass, barn aud tu0 lets on coIArg ~
lAal an. Thomas sts-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

.<s s5S q - *k52
- y y M RI ID = 9
- pe1 - - p
6eGn frSxf r. ~ r. Z s E;5lS
Fsa..x ~ go l- -. -. a
rrr' ~. 49, - -. 49, 81. J.
- - =. - ~.
= = :. ]. y j. = = ~ ~ = -
NAnteyblIt uaonsfoua k6Vo toon q :
scele q m1euffE o1n<n senzcrr Il ever
rornefzus F'r1ssIs,I,f1f -, 49, ~
ia fxrsif~ = ~ !. -
man - 4<,,s Mi fsn5 Is s .x~..ss ..s5;,
He Is5okx Ire 4 ~J1 a. 49, ....,.. -
oszs l,anker srsd ~ -. 49, 49,. -; :.r
tie pznze Il q. Esy<f. rls,,.s,s-s. tss...sf
on Sxzadnr fnx,yn5np ~ IN. 'ss.<s-ss.s
eIrennz thai - ssel7l1 49, - 49,
for $50 mi tk11 Tker- i. - =. So.
sleut him 1zsd ID. 1is~ Is a. " 49,
ueSer Iou8lr sfis-~ -; - =. =.
|chnftfv every rSor tusf ,.-., ,.s..ss
fiouxfY. Tfer go ~3ef'sss<s' 49,
tasnue1zts. bssf IL feree ,sc... - go,
tie uew<pzresx 1880 = sss,.<f s-.ss
III word fher ~ g ,.-s.ss-
and nfIah3e a anr sz.xsr,i~ s 49, 49,
come Is NOS uter - fl91 s 800
Ii IS iuterestisse 3, i, .r.-r az -. -
Sire family eoex z. f,sr $500, = ..s
Iiserxtures Even ~ Is 49,. -. - -
! Exiou1ly 3nclin1.7 ~r,1 36~~~ Il 49, g
beck sade Al im 49, =. : -. 49,
or brIc-a- lrls s~Is sy.. - =. =
likely IL - rer- 49,. ~ 80. -. =
bruiderv a. ehfn~ 81 1880 49, 49,
derh{1ss Are nef r.r,x~~..,. 49, - ~
| The lassies al fk~ f~r,siss -. ..........
nfsshea $500. 1s4J -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17


The new license law, which raises
the license 70 $1,000 and limits the
number Of saloons, goes into effect
May In Boston. Mass. A dispatch
says: This year begins the enforce
meuf Of the new license Law which
limits the number OF licensed places
In this city b - and as there were
over !, 900 applicants there are nearly
! 800 drinking places that must close
May I. A fair estimate of the loss to
those who have been refused license,
In fixtures and incomes places
the sum at not less than 5000.
600. " The $50 persons allowed TO
vend liquor viii nearly all indorsc and
support the limitation, as 1t cuts of
the fierce uampctition Of ? 600 saloons,
mostly doggcries, which the law wipes
out. Hence the new law viii receive
powerful support from drinkers and
sellers OF liquor. In this regard il
operates differently from 3 prohibit
tory, which. heing aimed at both
drinkers and dramshops. bands both
together in common resistance, and
thus, acting In a mutual defense, they
are strong enough to defeat prohibi-
ton in all American cities. Wherever
prohibition has been tried in cities ii
hks invariably resulted in free whisky,
unrestrained intoxication and an in
crease Of drunkenness and taxes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

Chewing gum Is good thing In Us
own modest way perhaps. but there Is
4 girl in Rushyille. H.. perhaps, who
wishes she had never become a victim
Of IL. The other night she took the
gum from her mouth just as the god
Morpheus was claiming her for bis
own. and placed il on the pillow. The
saccuIent wad became Undecided IN
her ear. aud now she Is 50 deaf as TO
be unable To distinguish White
Wings. from a sawmill in operation.
The moral of this tale Is plain
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

- 80 lore he's gone to Port Town
\ :. nerwin is sall IN yesler,
- nal out ten tons OF treisa,
~ g r Eliza Anderson is esins
1oeonsr Rscors Il anchored "A
r.. leks wharf. ~
-. - :, feslsy came In with /, so<
F.; = yesterday.
Ladlou Is anchored or All
sl1nps wharf.
y eee lowed large seow Of roch
esekaass Yesterday.
~ ..ese Il lying al so,msn',
.s.. - = being repaired.
! iS. - . sanfx Cruz. en- ruuta q
= y yesterday ana coaied.
( n s.S ulesn leaves for Destruction
a ~ ies days with q carSo q
<s White win probably be sen,
- lnx hsthia few dsys by he,
49,. ~ lcueb 4 lohnson.
Woieost came into port yesser
49, g snoFkd in her usual place--cf'
| the Commercial mill.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

d p &.
-. Is. =. n. = - 50 s! = - p
Cor1eu 1fackny ~ Ma ~ - =.
x~1.fo< = ! ner1n1v -. s1Sfr> $3.50, !,
- 1880 q e,s...' ..ssxs. IS = 4.
-. s1-s <ss - - : 49, easz nt<z<
~ g. g ;. - - o1l1sell1 g her
- - 81 49, 0n5d probably ztAnd
up IN 10 te1S 01u VII. go worth n
rxeE1oss see1es 11dtaling he Light h
eF&xy &1x&ct4Qm 1r4m her.
Sexs 9o Mfa Mexk1ysS COLLECTIONS
c0nne1 xeyx be4Hfsf8 oue that hez
geen VIII great care, ovned
p - SQnu = nner9tu. IL xxiue Ii
eextaiI5 nof te4S thnn 1f00000. 4
PAIR - n&uooUN1e diamond netkiaec.
tnAt - cz1<e1 ~ Niue fhep4td. ~
nt from htf porersts, arr worth
$lg ,ss;ss;s=..s:s1
HIS John +. Gerdner has 375s ~
worm q a1xnssuds. rubies md ufhes
pree1oQs st1ue4. These eEe mainly 81
mp ~ very lnnc1ful aud unique WAYS
and their ta1f Neare9ss t4Ste IN III
zeIett3ou a her articles q iexelfy d
Often cuUn1ended
Mra: John seetson, vile Of the the
atricoi mana&er. has u<ll6lied jexe
case Mr.. afetson wears handsom.
diamond "a the ehapc Of : ring that /!
worth $2e90
From TIE shirt front Of Waldo
Adams, son 81 tie Founder ct III
Adams Express Company and q
present tne loret manager o. the com
panys 1aslness, There sp4rkIes = dis
Mond 81 pufcst rny worth 1900. i
Was purchased bY the elder Adam,
snd worn ~ Din sor may years pre-
v1gus s0 9is death
when Jim FISH Vas ~ the heighto d
Dis success e sew Iork ne used 4
wear iarge dian1os0 n Ms snl5f front
In,s Stone was very nesutsfm one
ana VAS Known - ne Jim FISK Ola
naono. nnen 81. xIsk aga me stc11'
vas oqugnt pg Al15sa =. Marcus
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

She had called upon ! real ESTATE
man TO see II be had house 10 sui
her, and had gone over The list and
found fault with everything. Al little
out OF patience, he finally asked:
What kind Of = house do you want
anyhow ~
/ 1T isn't the house SO much = Tie
neighborhood, " she replied. II want
q location where the neixhbors Nil
be neighb0rly II want to giye /
party and want to borrow 3 piano
sofa. = few chairs, three or four pfct.
ures and some statuary want to feel
that my neighbors will lend me with
cheerftlInexs. :,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

New York sun

The bin TO authorize hydraulic
electric company to erect machinery
under Niagara falls. and to use for
that purpose the lands of the state
reservation ought To be put 10 rest for.
ever. The people Of this state have
paid literally for the Niagara seserva-
ton. Its purpose Is TO preserve the
cataract uninjured as a public spec.
tacle and to save its grandeur and
beauty from being destroyed by such
uses as ahis bill contemplates. We
trust the scheme will be so promptly
and SO energetieally rejected by the
legislature that II may never be offered
again.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

.One of the first cases | had n
referee after | was admitted 10 the
har,'' said State Senator Mcmillan
was one IN which Grover Cleveland
xas counsel for defendant. aud Thad.
deus e. Davis and Hiram Day were
the defense. The case went e
the court OF appeal and was
recently decided. Between thu
time of the trial and the de-
cision Grover Cleveland has been
mayor of Buffalo. governor of the
state Of New York. president OF the
United States. and defeated BIZ Har
rfxon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

John Ruskin's faculties seem to be
II pretty rood condition. He recently
sold 1 painting By Meissonier which
cost him 900 frnncs for 1900 francs.
Abram 8. Hewitt. Who Is now in
London, has s snite Of rooms directly
oyeF those 81 General BOulanger. IL
II said that the two have already dined
together.
Rev. Dr.. Horatius Bonar. Of Edin-
Iburg, WHOSE religious poems and
hymns have heen widely rcnd, has be-
lcome 4 confirmed invalid and is I'M
abIe 70 conduct his own correspond
ence. He IS now in his eighty-iirst
year.
| krs. Hetty ureen, once one OF the
shrewdest operators Ia Wall street, Is
| perhaps the richest woman In Amer
lea, her weaaIn being estimated to be
anywhere from 80 600 900 to $50 Co.,
0W. She inherited SO, go 900 from her
father, Edward Mott Robinson, who
laid the foundation Of his fortune in
he whaling business. Her husband
h. II. Green, had coined money in the
China trade before be married her.
but his wealth Is modest compared
with hers.
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Decd word. Tor IN. Jews.

4 New ufk hhN satiaN WHO NSiS1sSss
numerous charity patients in the
southeastern section of that city says
the standard Of domestic morality il
higher among the central European
Hebrews OF that region than among
any OF their neighbors OF dsdcreat
race and creed. The Jews, too. cut
loose quickly from charitable assis =
auce.
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W. s 4 I. co.

sseAacrs will seayc resserss dock Tor 81
AT@Ts.xsrpkT TOWNSEND koSTE. carry
sng tie q. s raaslx SxeAsncr EDITH leAvca
Seattle every day. cxeeps Saturday, II 1esao
2. H. arrives af rora Townsend At & = m.
EssurTstng. leaves issyf fouaSsnd al sa m.
arrives ~ Sraisle NJ s p in
E-wHAN0M ROUTE Feat
every day Steamer WASHINGTON fxosnx
ssireetl leaves Seattle 81 q M. Sundays
Tuesdays sind Thursdays arrives al What
enza ~ ne arm. the sext day. Returning.
leaves Whasecsa ~ u Ia Mondays. We'd
nssssys and frisiay<. arrives ~ seattle ~ -
n m. next day
Steamer ~ r. NERWiS. tpnehinx az
LsCANSEk. ie@ses Seattle ii q. IN Nom
days Nessne<siayS and Fridays arrives a
" haszssa y M, next day. returning leaves
Whalenm 81 : =. N. Tuesdays and Thurs
days Sanstays ~ r. n.s STRIVES 81 Scaks
TIE 70 a. IA. negf days SUNDAYS D. m
GEo. = JACOBS, S<screfary.
n, n. JACKSON, President
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

According 20 the report Of It's presi-
dent, the Philadelphia company has
707 miles Of gas pipe connecting this
city with the producing territories ard
underlying II, and Is constantly laying
more. When natural gas fails TO sup
ply the fuel demands Of the city the
facilities for supplying them with
manufactured gas will be complete.
The days Of the direct use OF coal are
Numbered.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

Frederick Schultz, OF st. Paul, has
sued August Michel for s.. 500 damages
for covering him with coat Of red
and black paint while he slept, and
afterward calling in fifty other board
ers to laugh ct the sight. Schultz
was asleep and was awakened by thei,
shouts OF laughter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

In an obscure street on the extreme
west side Of New York city there Is .
dealer in shoes who bears the proud
name OF McAllister. By : strange
coincidence the number of his house
Is 400 "McAliister So 400 IL the sign
above the doorway.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

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ny 11HTnaun - p ~ ~ Eox4 Ieuunon1
a1d ~ - @uan ts1and4 Inn HGk0e}d0
w1axk LeeHes rcx& fuwnsen6 u - - -
exSxy Monday, Wednesday And Friday ~
4h41cpm, calling - kA<<kt 14kand. al
k1c1nfdso1N fwxa&h<1 perxaittnxa .A<xy5e.
kaDex Friday HArnof. X4rso {on MGu1nH
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rneotnxA< Thrr<1nxx and Snsusd&xx On
10 Sof4f1ax trtr tAe Libby &oes tkruHxA
q Seafsze> Fare from Fafs T0wusend 10
SeaE<ie, ~ rn>iz farther notice. pnsoen~
Fers 81 frstkhs fsszsn seattle TOE the fxlAnSx
~ the TzhAysx wednesday ana Friday aripa
Win he carried cn the NxxAsuxfun S<sAzn-
eoet = Transportation Co 3 x<eAsacr E.ti1h
% Fast Touaseksd On Tuesday AID Thnx1-
dAs nzgkm ana Transferred dirwsf t. ~
Libby. On thcsE dnxe tAe W. s q I. ca
viii fSes<e tickets and bill freight throu8h
70 zcxtiunszun.
HERBKRT !. BEEssHEg, Nansser.
!. A. HAfFfKI.is. Axens. seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

.stss May 10. = Arrived ;.
- SugsA. from New York.
- ~. Nav fts.- Arrived :
ann Liverpool.
- lmS. May III. Arrived
5nsa Ne. York for Rremen.
Nay Ii. - Arrived