The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-04


$3.50; j. W. Hanna, 80 cents: Mrs. O.
Iarohs. g.; Mrs James. 50 cents: f C.
kaibourne s.: Mrs George Kittinger. 5
cents: l. kohm. 81; j. ID. LovmAn. 81:
Mrs Jchn Lea-v, 81; Mrs. J. Lsngston,
81: Leishesd & Csuley. 81; David Myers,
81; Alex Myers. 81: Thomas Mercer. 81:
Mis-. Ma;her. 30 cents: Mitchell. Lewis &
sraver. 81: y. H Martin, 81. q. s Mean.
50 cents: Milton Dairy Company. ST; Mrs.
Macdonald. 81: Mrs I. Nadeau, 81: Eben
Osbourne. $50; Mrs. s. II. Plies, 81:
Jane. Parkinson, 50 cents; Lee ]. Pitner,
81: Dr. ". Price, 81: s. NJ Preston, s.:
Puget Sound Machinery Company. 81:
Mrs. w. III. Parry, 81: q. H Parks. 50
cents: Mrs. F. Sanders, 81; Mrs. Sack
man. 81: Dr. S;urgss. ST: A. b. Stewart. 81;
Miss VI. Stevens. 81: John Schram. 81: ID.
A. Spencer, 50 cents; < s. Smith. 81; Mrs
". II. Taylor. 30 cents; Mrs. Tyler. 80
cents; Mrs. Z T. Tremper. 20 cents: Mrs.
+. D. Towne. 30 cents. ]. c. urieh. %
cents; +. II. Whitworth. 81: Prof Wilson.
50 cents: J. NJ. Whitney. 30 cents: Mrs.
Tesaer. I'D cents; Pacific market, corned
beef, 80 pounds. $40: l.. A. Treen, shoes
for destitute. S.; simison Bros, shoes
for destitute. $3.50; Raymond shoe store.
shoes for destitute. 81: Gordon, Brown d
CO.. 30 cents; Ripley Commission Com
pany, apples and cabbage. $3.50: Frank
Jobst, vegetables, IS cents; Seattle Pro-
duce Company, -four. 81; Dalpay. Roy &
Co. canned goods. $40; A C. Fry. tur-
nips, IS cents: Gordon Hardware Com
pany, saw, IS cents; A. o. Benjamin. tubs.
ETC., 81: 5. Veasey, onions. IS cents; Union
Hardware Company, spoons ]. T. Farmer.
meat, 81; Mssel & Son, meat. IS cents;
Smith & Young. potatoes. 80 cents; Mrs.
III. f. Holmes, potatoes, meat, etc, 81 p;
ID. H. Hawkes., condensed milk, . cents;
Horseshoe Printing Company. $40; Seattle
Soap Co., soap, slD; Mrs. f. A. Chase,
-four. 81; Hillside market, meat, $i-25;
Schwabacher Bros. & Co.. groceries. Sill So:
Plymouth Congregational church, $40;
Ed LAWN. vegetables. $3.50; Conner Bros.
coffee, 81; Whittier, Fuller & Co.. glass,
IS cents; Seattle Hardware Company.
transom lift. 90 cents: ]. c. Sharp. pots-
toes, so cents; A. w. Piper, bread. SIS;
Mrs. T. o. Graves, potatoes. 50 cents;
Meyer & SwegeI 81; ]. D. Mcintyre, -four,
pickles, etc, $50: Louch, Augustine q
Co., turnips. IS cents; c. G.. Sanborn.
pepper. p cents: William Reese. meat, IS
cents: Aloha Company. -four, 81 Is: Now
city Mill Company, -four, 81: Dairymen's
Union. butter. 81; Golden Rule Bazaar.
spoons, 20 cents; Seattle Bazaar. pans, SO
cents; Seattle Hardware Company, knife
and saw. 81 IS; Peter Aydt. on stove. 81;
June Gallaher. contributions of First
Christian church. $3.50; woodhouse,
Longuet & Co.. plumbing. $50: North
western Cracker Company. $3.50: X. Mer-
chant & Co. apples, 81; J. w. Kahle. po-
tatoes. 80 cents; Standard OH Company.
oil, s.: friend, 81; Capt. Robinson. 30
cents; William Mohr, 81; Mrs. Mobiles, so
cents; a lady, so cents; Commercial sa-
loon, 50 cents: J. ID. Mcintyre, John A.
Whaily. J. A. Baillargeon. E. d. McLaugh-
lin. f. Atchison, Mrs. Curtis. Mr.. Craven,
lady, DIR. Price, Mrs. Noble, clothing;
Harris drug store medicine; J. ID. Low
man, magazines; Union Hardware Com.
pany. spoons.
Our thanks are due and cheerfully rem
dered to the Pacific market for their gen.
erous proposition TO furnish the mission
on a certain day of each week with sixty
pounds of corned beef for our use, and
which has been carried out faithfully
during the month, besides the many times
they have responded cheerfugly to calls
from us for meat for poor families out
side.
With such gentlemen as donors It is 8
pleasure to be the medium through which
the hungry are fed. We also thank Mrs.
c. A. Black for lovely Christmas turkey
received at the mission home. The peo-
pie OF the First Christian church took the
matter OF supplying Us with bathtub and
laundry conveniences energeticaily in
hand through the medium of Miss June
GaAaher. We are now in shape to have
every man take q bath and to wash his
underclothing and dry it with reasonable
haste, yet be comfortable and separate
from the multitude, convenience We
have long needed, but have not been able
to attain TO before. Due appreciation is
shown by the way the men put in their
requests for the next chance at the tubs,
and murmurs of thanks are numerous on
all sides.
Nor would we forget to thank the Posr.
ISTELLIGEscER for their kind donation OF
advertisements and notices of the Ben
Hur" entertainment, and it was not its
fault that the mission did not receive q
greater benefit.
1t is no enviable position that we occupy
by the ladies who are out from morning 10
night day after day. rain or shine, asking
for supplies for the kitchen and for means
10 keep up the work: 10 take the place OF
beggar from house to house and from
store to office, is bad enough-but TO re
ceive the unkind and ungentlema My treat
ment our lady solicitors sometimes meet
with is cutting indeed.
Please give them at least smile of en-
enlargement for the work In which theJ
are engaged-remember they are not work
ing for a salary. but for the aid of the pool
and downtrodden, the iorsaken and out
cast. to feed the hungry, TO clothe tn,
needy aud to bind up the broken hearted
without reward here as the worlC
/ counts its pay. and asking none saw,
/ that all, both rich and poor, witt
/ whom they are thus brought In contae
: may be made better by their influence anC
! lahors: the hardnes. of the times is felt D,
Us all in a greater or less degree. and tn,
! necessity for sacrifice on the part OF tn,
f people that can make il in order that tn,
Z poor may live who can find no other re
+ source ave your generosity.
Srty-ouc men ard seven women hav,
! found work through our free employment
bureau out of upward OF 500 applicants
+ while a number have found work outside
bat stil the multitude are forced TO re
main idle.
( The necessity for economizing ever
/ cent OF the means placed IN our hand. 70
! distribution and 10 make IL do il. tut
value in the work has been patea from TIA
beginning Of the winter. Every effort i
+ being made continually 20 make the crow.