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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26

CLERK would like situation in merchants
" office; is good penn all. quick at figures.
with experience in office work; good refer
ences. Address 19l Globe. 5
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26
LOST AND FOUND.

r OCKET FOUNDRY Special Policeman
IL Martin Milon, on Robert ST., small gold
locket, containing photo of gentleman.
Finder can have same at this office. 1926
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26

HOUSE-To rent house to parties who
L L will buy part of furniture; terms reason-
able: modern conveniences. Inquire 504
Canada ST. 1927
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

A CCOUNTANT (experD and bookkeeper
IA wishes situation; highest references
from present and past employers. J.. B..
Munro, Bookkeeper, with Monfort & Co..
3 East Third. 1927
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26

nFFICE WORK-A- boy of fifteen wants
" a job in an office to work from 8 a. m.
TO p. m.; can speak and write German and
English fluently Address A H 1875, Globe. 4
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26

nOUSEWOKK-A young girl wants a
IL place to do light housework or as
nurse. 1OS. Globe. 3
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26

nRUG CLERK-Unregistered drug clerk
- wants position; three years experience
and can furnish good references. c 115,
Globe. 3
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26
INSTRUCTION.

CT. AGATHA'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
- 26 East Exchange St-Lessons gwen ON
Piano. Organ, Guitar, Violin and Mandolin;
hours arranged to suit pupils For terms
call or address Tie Superioress. 1858
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26

LNOR SALE-0tfice fixtures trunks, tables
l. safe, furnace, stoves and fur-sewing
machines cheap. SUreissguth & Drake, room
ISL Drake block 20-26
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26

EMPLOYMENT-Yo married man
IL would like situation of any kind );
knows city well; good reference. Address
W. E. J., 700 Rice st. 6
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26

NDENT-Wanted, superin-
~ tendent of wholesale and retail book
store at st. Paul; will have charge of SIC, 600
stock of merchandise, large force of en-
ployes, and all finances; salary So. and
commissions; cash deposit of $1,000 and best
references required. Jewell, 255 Wabash av.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26

DOR SALE-Farm of 160 acres 80 acres
l. under cultivation: house, barn, granary
and two wells OH premises; best wheat land.
Call on Godfrey Siegenthaler, g West Third
ST. or address ". Rohlik Oriole Mimi 26
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26

DROOk TROUT-All sizes. for sale for
ID stocking streams and ponds. H. IT.
Drake, Drake block, st. Paul. 2O-26
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26

Drug CLERK-Unregistere drug clerk
- wants position; three years experience
and can furnish good references. c 119,
Globe. l
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26

uOUSEWORK-A young girl wishes
IL place in private family; would work
cheap for the winter. Address 253 East
Seventh st., Room z.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26

DOOKKEEPER-As bookkeeper collect
ID or or Office work by young man of ex-
perience: writes legible hand; references
furnished; speaks German. Address ID 40,
Globe q
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26

uOUSEWORk-Situ for general
IL housework by good German girl in
small family; prefers American people. Adj
dress 16. Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26

nj URsE-Positon wanted by young Girl as
lS nurse and seamstress in nice family;
references; address until Monday. b la
Globe z
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26

NOACHMAN-Situat as coachman by
~ young man of experience; can show
good recommendations from former employ
ers. Address 16O, Globe. 1
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26

NUkSE-Wanled by lady twenty-Iiine
~ years old, situation as nurse for invalid
or children; good experience. Call or adj
dress (j4S Arch ST east Rice
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26

DEMONSTRATORS TOOLS for sale
IL cheap; inquire at Star Printing Co {.
room IL, Davidson block. : 1927
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-26

I WISH TO WARN the ladies of st. Paul
i against woman who is selling what she
claims to be the Follett Dress and Sleeve Sys-
tenn: she is all impostor, and has not got the
Follett System, which can only be had from
Mrs. Elliott, "a Manufacturer block. 24-27
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-09

xAs Dasy ssrssss - sAs Pespss
W. 1AssageA TAssA-messasss
- eynpeAhy - O.n1ssAus6sns
Pssrssg in-msasy villasA xsn-
dsrs Assissasss- CsrAsa - ~
Nasfsnal osara.

The streets Of Seattle In ruius pru6ent 1
scene nct less lively and animat<d than
the streefs of seattle 10 the fnlf nuah ~
commercial prosperity. From rfcrniak 10
evening The boundaries of thd bdrnt dis
trict are lined With movinx thoussnds 81
people. and vehicles of al deseriptsons
transporting their soods aud chastels to
ptaces Of safety, arranging Tor the accom-
notation of their eRsets In tents and
eoverinkx Of . Temporary nature. guarding
the property that has - jet found no &C.
commodation, removing the debris that
has fsrned IN the fcess. and Engaged IN
sucA other occupations - the great emer-
Eency nccesssiafes. The burnt distriet
presents scene Of smoking desolafion thas
has attracted TO Seattle the visits Of many
crQious people, who dock in on steam boats
and sailrosds. This region Il guarded day
and h'gnt by the militia. who nave doubt.
len bcen the means Of saving from rob
berry and vandalism that property which
was mot desssoyed In the flames.
Hundreds snd fhousands Of people who
have been rendered homeless by she dis
astet are provided with means BY the
women Of Seattle ct the Armory. and with
fs,od and beds by the Tacoma Relief
BuFesti established a. the c.rner OF Third
aud uaiverxity. Much other accomnsoda-
ton vi this nature has been established
ia various pssts of the eityf- Many neos n
snsl corners have been ;skta ap BY enter
pricing vendors of provisions and edibles
and Smaller articles OF sppars1. who DO .
heavy business In fhetf various liurs-
The day Yesterday was warmer. aud was
rendered 81 try By the great mass OF smoke
thst AROSE from ruins The heat, how
ever. w~a not aHfiicient % caaSe great
degree Of discomfort, though the smoke at
times was almost suf5ocating
The pre..aratians going on for the re
buildina of the town ana the courage aud
euersy disrlAyed BY those Nhusc iosses
have been the heaviest. have been the
sourea Of the feeling Of abiding cheerful
ness that IL manifested despite the gloomy
urrcuudtagA Arrangements for the re-
construction OF old structures and the
building Of new cues are being carried
vigorously forward, aud IL mar be ex-
pected that within week the work oi
ere sfing the new seattle will have begun
in earnest. all along ihs line
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-09

wafehouse q tha ssaxsls Transfer Com
pxny. Froeht win - delivered e the
Irehsf~Y company's waeh0uoe or q the
Grant stseet bridge. Fifty mea ere e woFk
tIeaftng up the track The turn tnhiee. Ua-
en,ns snoe, round honse. dTposs. and
scale than ever bosore. Rroixht and -
senger hasiue-e win be Carried N - n
nothing hsd happssed
fmE rzk8pu0ng tDnFANY.
". ,. Armsreng, q the suases Telephone
Company of Seattle, vae seeu yeueerxias.
1--WE t0<t bcsides our 0lBce nxturea ana
wtres Just zle eeiepA0oes.s said NJ. Arm
stfoo9. 1he loss tn round nun hers vfn
not up l6ss tl6eo1 Tpe only thtng that
80 yeec1eo Woe the o95tea board ana
thie only for 1lyooo. We havo ordered 9
~ - multiply hoard nom 1nm Rnnr
easco. aao wfu nssume badness In I've
ner 0f fhira ead Marion streets
ron yEnroRARr surInsxak
3 nosenberB u the hrn of Kline 4
Rosenberx. vAs met yestsr3sy On Second
stsesk He sAid:
II Asnst liko The IA a rehuisdine
w1tn1ng - 4re nmtts With bgsek and
:sS.s s.ss,s sicns 2. a.. = .in tsss AZ 1oasAs g
Tor the merchants % wait Our Ida q q
keep the busipen hsI1 ina1eod II allowjne
it 70 80 10 other plaOee. Once busfneGs
.eayss plane Z q mishty hard % - q
~ sssnI ~ 1911 - 60
49, - 49, gM q oo tooe
sOte sne escnanu ate
-. mo .nesr ssoiss
49,. ~. y. ~ ~ 49, g 1eassie
be sock 1t gosda into tonk lt II In
- 9SAI3 IT, tnseyee aoo
II s.su or nsnsed eseax wast - . eoaa3e.
- EeCnsn LSo sl0Wsd So slecs
- IA ~. .lsss =. IOo4n us tnxy
oauMHo oaM - seken o0wn Wocn tne cfick
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-09
sKATrLE IN rag FUrURE.
Preparations Cor the Butldiag Of /
Bplendfd City.

So far as known no important property
ewnes who Lost In the fiaspes has eypscssssi
an iusentioa mot 10 rebuild. Yh tbethe
contrary. there ere many othefkSfho had
not intended 20 Improve their property for
the present who now declare IL their paf-
pose to begin the work OF erecting SUBJ
stansisl bustnssa blocks at once. All
elasses Of business interests are 10 be re-
cuperated. An esyncst OF The feeling ef
the pssople of seattle 10 evidenced IN The
following;
Tokiss. sinrpYman 4 Co received . i y
pafssh yesses tlas frpm the arm at John B.
Ear~ en- 4 Co, Of Chtcaxc. directing thcm
4, draw 10 them for any amount thas "a
ssexire. A ssnslar dispatch WAS reeeised
frsm m. Il. Chas1tn a Co., ef New YORK.
Rolh ~ fnxre fsrfns are among the largest
sirs gussis houses in the uasfed EatrA
Mr. Bsils Gaf7eFt Of the nfm OF schwa-
hscn~r nfoghess & Co. s'at<s that hts afin
viii spare No efSorf that is necessary 20
euabie Il t0 hold iss trade. u N ,. only
. ma ter a 3 few dsys nnsi I y : nsm Ia. =
Will Be held sps eeastle. Tbs ether whs,ss-
snie des era az the cisy shsuid re equally
prcrpt a<arfie's whole>ale traae has ever
been enc Of the Kreasest factors iu ~ pros
pxrify, and THAI q afe mu~t nof oe lot ~
can Be- saved q cnr mefchsnts %fn.n eses{
thss mat b. supplytne orders - usual,
even thouxa shey ere deinx ensins m
tenn and their xoo<5S are stefvu N oeshsr
Ii would he harsis 70 regain the estis ssaec
lost than Il will b. 10 hold n now. eten
ender The present Disastrous eisean
Utancca. -
EA-tssxerncr squire says that every
bsI,ssin hr ie~a will be rvplnrxd 81 -
= =. bua,s Of brick. four stories esen. ne
nav nrt hsild on the sAaae hsts. ors tne
Area covered win be - great. y net sre.1
n i. Ye~,cr has dectsed - bash toa1
a, flvx-ssswy hriuk. enxsoA cn TIE scAsn 60. GO
,.syn~r ~ Chesry and Fruut strskn VII
urubshly - ecupi~a By ths fsxn NNn1
hank. Iewmsn 4 HoSau. =. n. - - -. -.
- rrouud VII cOszmencs today He wiz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-09

seattle. The other uhoIesaIe dealers
~ shs city should ~ equally prompt.
eeatsts's Wholesale tsads hos svsr bssn
osss q ~ sseatsst factors il IT, pros-
vsity, and thst trade must not b
less. ItaN b saved II our merchanfu
Strain svsfy nssva 70 hold II. Bsfors
. wsek hns pasned they must - snip.
plying orders - usual. evsn though
10y srs doing bsasiness IN tents and
ths.r esods are stossd IN harms. II
would - harder - regain ths trada
oncs Iost tksn itviil - tohold II nov
|svsn un1ss ths prsssnt disAstroas cir
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-09

Holders OF real estate who are ui,-
able to rebuild at once can render Z
great service 70 the city by parting
with their holding II reasonable pricss.
Those who cannot build should come
70 terms ut once with those who are
ready 10 build II they can find suit
able locations. Seattle must be re-
built, and that at once. II II the duty
Of every citizen to do al within his
power TO further its rebuilding. even
though he must part with some cher
ished piece Of real estate In order to
do sn. No man who ca1not improve
inside properly should hold II, so long
~ those who can improve are willing
to pay = fair price for IT, No citizen
Of Seattle should clog the wheels OF
progress now.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-09

The psspss q eSsttas ~ 70 - co..
|p1imsa1od 9 tksis 6eesgnina1isn ~
|eo pogm1t ~ sssesiDa q wooden
|lBaim6p wtthta ~ 1re kmits. On
- potnt - soatiment y alnoet m
6nfnlous and - setken - ~ city
auilsesisiss IN ~ premises nests With
- varnnsst of appsoval.
~ woe1en haiidlnes sheuld h
|eroeoed under any ciscumstaucss, svsn
tnsooh thsy may ~ ealisd tsnposssy
Islsoolnpoa Temporary = a slastse
uesA II . permit wsrs granted foz
- Soc(ion q wooden boilfings "a
slonf - ysar. The chances ars thai
h veun stand ssa years. The ownel
sould oocupy tive years IL fishtins 'the
oousts foe The right = keep Is standing,
and ~ that tims ihs prosecution
woald become % Lar through sym.
pAaky With ths ovnsr and his tenants
that The buildiae would be permitted
I 70 Stand indennissly.
We want : city Of brick and stone
and ~ only way to get It Il 70 build
brick and sts,ns buildings. This musi
b. done. not in one year nor in ffvs
years. but now, when the whole buai
ness portion Of the city Il open for i'm
Iprovements.
On this point We must not yield o.
inch. We viii have brick budding
within the IRE limits or We viii navs
none.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-09

The managers Of the Home In
surancs Company announce that they
will pay all losses - soon as the bank
vaults are opened. II Is understood
that the Seattle and Cascade Insurance
compauies will be equally prompt aud
the Northwest Fire and Marine In
surance company OF Portland has
autographed that il viii meet all losses
promrtly. II the Eastern companies
do as We II N these home institutions
are prepared ts !. o. they y I'll do much
toward relieving the people OF Seattle
frem embarrassment. 1t Is hoped
that they will adopt liberal policy
and that the losers by the great tire
will have their policies paid without
DELAY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-09

ftrat Regiment
The terrific ial military fcrcs now on
dety xaa ding the valuabies In he burnt
{ sti-trict and preventing calamity 10 teams
that might drive In dangerous plxtes
number IN line. field and sfar - linen,
t,ince their occupation at o'clS4 8. m on
undergone greaes slgYKue and loss of sleep.
since ihen many have nor averaged over
tine AMI hAu hiufs' RESI- IN each twenty
| four hours.
Mesn.ime their soldier:y bearing and ae-
curscy In military tactics hss attracted NOT
lar army cfheers aud q. A X. men WIN
have had experiences In the fed and
kuow what g0vd material consists OF when
they see if. A captain Of the u. :. Infantry.
s,bsesv wing their step and alignment while
on the march yesterday. remarked: They
behave In very soidicrly msnuer. Their
bearing IL equal 70 the be-t in the regular
service, and far superior the state troops
OF California Tnoe who have been c died
oat In san francisco did not DO half 30
we'll as fheee.
Much Of their observance to discipline
/ ~ notlceabie IN their fearing towards each
other. as an instance al this, Colonel
fans d heifry. ~ inspector general,
mounted. ID ak . the rounds Of the guarded
era evcrs two hours eacn day. Ssster-
daf at o,slack A. m, q he was passiag
along on q sty between the armary nead-
qnarsers and the guard house near the pas
works. he was dismeunted ana n quirsd "a
give the eountefsign. twenty mss by The
mtn oefs OF the tfspp on quar-. Only cite
soadser, inesnbcr of company b, 81 attile
Rides. permitted him to p.ss his pot on
uaiform and rank alone. Bni The officer.
after pssriag turned and repsimsnded the
guard for femissious "a duty, upon which
the guard brought his bayouef 70 q chnrse
a0d made that .fficsr Discount aud give
tne eosintefssgp. sccordipg 70 orders. Both
did fe.ir sufy after all
Ins ucopS are Just e. exnffinx with
each other. when under orsierv. ~ " IN
any one ise- Yesterday ~ cssa1 pany .,
Captain Green eotnwanding vss march
snE. sfssns forty strong, ON his return from
the Jackson street oasposfs 70 be ad-
sinaes by the seutries oa guard st the In
teryening posta. the hsiss adding an hosr
To the unle in getting through.
5ne KnAsdx on duty are relieved every
lour noufR. NJ der direction OF 4 ofacef of
tns xsard on duty for that rrgecs,se day:
the eusrd rstiy instead of one. the datics
being very ssduous. The oflevf ~ tbe day
makes the uFaDd round at ard o'eloek
z =. and and 10 O'Clock Rn-. o fcur
,,rs Ts nssss. s: =; = ,s ,ss.,aans re sssns a.. I
other valnah3es lying expespd n that -
gfou- All psfnnns Who have gn0d reason
10 90 there and look after sSelf ef5ccss
readiiy oosaan pesses on xpcIieaxion a
COMPANIES C Ayp q.
Following b the rcsscr of spmpsnies 1.
OF Tacoma and @ Of fort glskeley, now
On dufy with Companies D, D as1 & q the
ArmoFy.
CcsnrAny Cs-Cspfatn. W. I. Tff<r: AsSt
Isaxzseanuf p Was~hs ..rs.,.s fx.r enS<s sszs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-09

ONL - I81fJ2
alk0 20 aheAd with - pIouaor blork -
sbe e.seuse u proas - js.s..
6coUofoekef Bfoxs new hnisdsur vii b.
O much grsnd1 sca1s than ne Old.
nsnce ~ -
a night ersw ~ heea pot % work on
Guy G. Phtnaey'a huildispr' Vorf viii
seyes ceass tos N honF until il is con-
plseed-
The Gordon Hm1ease corpany win
ments for haifdsnw. 1he le,Sdins stssek-
A0ldeu of the con nany ~ fkaf - hulld-
fDg Will - IN q nDsun = ~ ifnen ax,A
gFadru 81 nFeem - efaA33.ked The new
butIdtpG viii be : fln1r nne tkan ske GA.
The I0m an Noenn nrce fnsssSdrr ana
U6chfne nh0pa lDote M t78.00. fn.usnurr.
9IeM Nayor Noran - ~ exs1nis 81
faith and ~nseypflse 81 cummeucsr4 Wfrk
ON = new building within f~n kS,uss srosn
the time the 0ld one vas barneA. 10
Dew foaudry win be beo9Ur n ever -
osdsssd ~ setooaupn.
Wm n Ln1d cinne Over fruu Portland
yesterday - - ahouf renuiidine Uo
nsa II VIII efthne huftd 4 - ksnk a.
cuunneFulnI busI6lnr - - ~ of is~rfee
Horton = Cas-. hanf. corncr a. o. 1870
al u
oGkcs buil6iSe . a. siss o1 - rusr
bsitdins On Ysass. PFeliminasy work uiii
jodSs 3. = Hon vsua.va.v ,.rr,v.., . A..
noteR frn1 ". e Is6S- ~ lsss9i~e6 ~ ~
In hfsu 6 arcuro 4 ~ - GrSn1 r2sseek. q
poS1lble. - ekerooa = ersrf : ~~Sss6-
oene 6elck koIlAiua. TIE mn - n ~
d11lnn - III hrfck 1rr,lnsrs-ua - Cru-sas
c1ai e1rsrf
n.Nr prnss-. ~-&..~.x 49,. ~,,.--
, ,, busrr vesseesiav sn6 fmms.,isscix h.1
49, S.-ss-~ -sss2 hS....s.s. .srs.tty 49, :
c9n.sss - ssncs ea1 Su5 ncs seehn anont efecqn9
49, 3. ~ ~ ~ ss,.'s 49, - ~
ssstsad ~ @Ss,S% - S.sssS ossss-
.-s..s.. ....ss - 49, " w.s ~ y ss So
t.- ~, r.,..s3 ~im ~ - 49,.
l1<rr = ~. - -
.hs.sis5sas 49,. = ....sl.Sssy Sss ~ ~
s - eus ~ 49, ssulnx tnc Weset
- .ss - y. !. 49, 3. =. sn0 sosa III q
vc,,S ,rhssh ~ 80 ,ss.sf. e,...ss
l the wharyes &, Sc formed ~ ne extensaur,
@ Gil me .s street, s % WIZ s,.ps y between ne
shss rsss,as - AZ ~. ss.c Aa'a "
Tne American Rnil6inw = Inan s,r,atv.
Of e. Paul, hss telo9raphe<l 10 bankers In
/ this eifv that they have 100000 on hand
- nend tor tne reDeitolng g seAaeie-
~ n.1z - ~ ~ ~ 0s.y -. r9ve nuMsz
woode. nnslaings wIil oe silowea GA the
pu5ni sthcs n.h inspicn conuuens 70
i0stisn cePstanas enn oenken mere ere
conuuent snet S>O.ouuU can o. raised Tor
imRrovsmensa
~. q rumPory HkMePaed 20 ~
oteu ysUeTuay .nns ne Wn.m anSise tne
/ feonitulnk Of the Hau block ana the
craeker iactofy puis9ine. setSeen sPnn4
anu scnscA streets. he c0nnaeDs tnaf
nne VIII autnorife ntm tOko ahcsd with
4 the outtniHR ~ to0n - 0MDe4 are oQ10k TED.
WORK ug.n nis ". DOCK .1~n Somm-
oia snd MARION. u Will - PINNED he
VIII also baitd epieudi1 pfrk . sss cor
ner Of Yesier and CommerciA He has
informed Gfoc fsasch ana iFugusf KEEL
ley that ne VIII have the building ready
for them - move Into In . very short line
II he can get wofkmen aud material.
j A. Hafc~ld viii rsbntl4 bis vharves
and ware e0use1 immediately.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-09

oss1tas eessasncs / IN seattle doe.
sseM . Nm bs~n shaken by the
.s'sss z lAsrsday. Al least. for.
eapialisn ass seeking invest.
ses - y manner which shows
~ eslisvs thai the Queen CITY
sesaAae her rsisn.
9. Laid, Of Portland. has
eleed taas, ia site can be So
= win srect al once : bank
- ssaA . any north Of sam
lneiscn
Wn Hsinsvorth, one Of the
: 80 Sasseusr ssesl manufacturers
isassylsaaia. announce. shs, hs
b esss N intensive foundry and
- hop ia seattle without de-
- sAinss do not indicas. ,h.,
80. eaPiaAl has been frightened
nan ssassle. Our own psoule
: - Tear for The fusnr. ot he
49, outsiders are wsl.ine !.
~ thousands upon II
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Without exception the banks Of
Seattle are meeting all demands upon
them. With their vaults still un-
opened, they are honoring the orders
Of their depositors and are transact
ing business as Il they bad not just
passed through an ordeal Of IRE.
Their promptness IL doing much 70
render the burden OF disaster less
hard % bear.
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Thos@ Who ars in heed shouid not
forget hat meals are supplied free Of
charge Il the armory and 81 the Ta-
coma relief tent There IN no reason
shy anyone in Seattle shsuid 90
hungry.
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The Front str~~s c.bis line wui oe
sin running - usual on next Tuss
day. -
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as.iy Gassrs, Of the Arm a
~ sssss Bres. 4 CO.. states that
- stil spare no effort ,ha, /.
j - ! soenahls IL to hold iss trade.
- !. +. = only . matter Of . fsv DAYS
= - aFm b supplying orders And
ass trade vii be held for
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kE'E z 80 Etfs5sEssssissg ss9sEs are EaaF
nasasF r.lss- yhis asnrnsDs,
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Nanseer l. A. Ns<iesa. of the Puxei
spnnd sherr Rasirssd Company, had gut,
tru - FAR o. saiem on his way 10 san Fran.
eis>as wh~u he beard of the ssrs. He ~ once
rxtsrned. Fenrhinx here ye~s~raay. Nsn.
neex Nn<t~en ftss eaFahiisA<d his e<lEse In
rsosn =. nosson slnek. Th~ freIghs of|sce
Ass y. "a located la the Office os the large
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sonrastEs c Asp 4

Following b the sosscr of C0mpsnies Z
Of Tacoma and 9 Of Port glsksley, now
ou dufy with Companies D, D sr1A & q the
ArmoFy.
C~snrAny c. Captain. ". !. Ffs<r: AsSf
heusenAns- 7. z. Waish second lsenfruans.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Sunbury & Lewistown Division.
Time Table, In effect May IL, 1889.
w,syvAnn pIs.i srArIo,p

SeiinsgrOye accommodation
(Oounccting with tryinso on N. q. Ry.D
Lesve Selinsgrove Arrive at SolinsgrcTe.
2.30 A, N 1907 A. NJ.
1.l0P. n. 2O5 u. NJ
500 y. NJ. b.50 y. NJ.
Trains Leave Lewistown Junction:
u u. n. m. OF, u. ~. 10 10, IN IL, y IN 8 2s ,
~ s2} y m Tor Pittsburg and the Wet.
SEQ. a m 9l) a m, tsp NJ, 30 IN. s4sp IN,
II 10 y IN, For PhiladeIphia, New York, BATH.
more and Washington.