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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-08-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Burgan & Jordan.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Walla Walla, Wash, July
Goth, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim, and that said proof will be
made before VIM. A. Inman, U. s. COM
missioner, at his office in Colfax, Wash,
on Saturday, September 10th, 1898, viz:
WILLIAM H. rAIGE,
who made homestead entry No. 7075 for
the s 4 sec 33, tip Is n, r Al
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz: Benjamin
F. Taylor OF Pullman, WASH, Calvin w.
Small, Robert II. Hibbs, and Henry
Wolf, of Guy, Wash.
JOHN NJ. HILL, Register.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-08-27

THE word protocol" is derived
from two Greek words, protos, first,
and cola, glue, the word protocol
lon" being originally used to des-
ignate the first leaf ola manuscript
on which was written the name of
the author and other descriptive
matter, and which was glued to the
other part. protocol" has there
fore come to be used fguratively in
diplomacy as name for prelim-
mary statement of terms agreed
upon.-P.-I.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-08-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Walla Walla, Wash,
August 8, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-namcd settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim, and that said proof will be
made before VIM. A. Inman, U. s. COM
missioner, at his office in Colfax, Wash
ington, on Saturday, September "a, 1898,
viz:
ROBERT TINDALL,
who made homestead application No.
1914 for the W y nw4 NV swI,
sec. 0, and ne N e sec. 8 tip. 10 n.
r. As 9. W. IN.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz Edward
Bryan, benjamin F. Shanks, Oran Bur-
nam, Roy Hurlbert, all OF Pullman,
Washington.
! JouN NJ. HILL, Register.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-08-27

A YEAR of great promise is now
opening up for the agricultural coll
eye, and the indications are that
the attendance will be greatly in
creased over that oflast year The
history of the college under the new
management has been of continued
growth and advancement until il
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-08-27

ONCE more, and finally, the HER
AID will state for the benefit of the
Oakesdale editor, a newcomer to
the county, that it never advocated
the free and unlimited coinage of
silver, the Sun to the contrary not
withstanding.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-08-27

GIVE the visiting ministers
royal and hearty welcome in town
next week. Show to them that
Pullman hospitality, public spirit
and open hcartedness are the equal
of any the world over.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-08-27

TRACTION ENGINE FOR SALE.
Traction engine, straw burner, of 12-
horse power, for sale. For price and
terms write or call on w. J. Nickerson,
Plaza, Wash. 45t4
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-08-27

THE appropriations for our edu-
cational institutions must be lib
eral and sufficient.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-08-27
Schilling's Best

Tea-good, fresh-roasted.
Spice-fragrant, appetizing.
Extracts-delicate delicious, aromatic
Coffee-exquisitely fine and delicate.
Baking powder-strong, well-made.
SOda-Somewhat better than others.
Money-back. ,u
For sale by
Burgan & Jordan.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03
WORCESTER COLLATERAL loan
ASSOCIATION,



The part that money plays in the on
- 't,ioH OF the world transactions is
such as to make it the aU-ip7nrr,s.,,
factor in the world Of coron1arc. On, -
tIaue' ana also in all matters nertafn-
W 10 Hhance, under which head tha
worcester Collateral Loan Association
can can certainly be included for thew ev-
teHd many a courtesy and accon7r3o5a-
loh mat II would be Impossible ~ Oh
tam through the services of any ltIe,.
mouse and their success is q inst va
f" i e-u 81 merit which is based upon ster
ing probity. This assooipfi1,, ~,
formed and Incorporated in 6aca,,, h " ,,S
1870 the capital stock being S10 non
since increased to $50, GOO, and are nov,
auuiIg $l5,0OO making it $45 600 in All
by May LIST, 1899. They make q busil
Iess OF loanlng money on life inslr-
nee pohcles, stocks, bonds, furniture
pianos, etc, furniture being the min
GIpal line of investment money baing
lO@hed on this at reasonable terms ana
aHoWeu 70 remain in the owners ms
session: Inc business is conducted
upon the strict lines of inteplitv or1
thelr patrons readily indorse rbeiT p1 -iN
ICY which is one that commands itho
respect OF customers. The banl.irl-
IaclhJles are very superior enabiin7
working man to borrow none,, -
comfortable rates. which ave in FOO, pe
rather low being but is per cent = 80,
per cent 0'isls e o0
All the transactions are conducted I'm
q, tlai manner and it is safe
~ r. aSy gn4l no similar concern in New
~ Sidiia mas secured q better standirrr
ana reputation for fairness ana 6a,,9
esty OF business methods Tba go
IlAuoH mas made for itself no,,,Ir
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03

in the corbonic acid gas. They guar
artee their bottled beer, ale and porter,
TO keep in any climate if not exposed
directly To the sun, and to be OF the
finest quality, brawed and bottled with
the utmost care to insure g. perfect
product. This company particularly
solicit family patronage and feel con-
iident that their table beers VIII recon-
mend themselves and need no other
advertising when once established by
an introduction. Neither pains nor eE-
pense have been spared in securing a
product that will at once recommend
itself to expert judges and connols
seurs whose intelligent judgment in
many years Of experience in business,
they have cultivated and catered to-
The company are sticking to their mot
to, which is. 4 genuine, pure article,
and are producing breWs Of absolute
purity with no adulteration of any kind
and made by brewers of many years
experience. their productions are ad-
mired because Of their purity loved for
their pleasant taste used by ccnnoiS-
seurs for their invigoratiug qualities
and prescribed by physicians because
Of their medicinal properties. The ut
most cleanliness perVaaes every nook
and corner Of vault work rooms, re-
frigeratOTs and brewing departments
the entire plalt being indeed a model
one Not a barrel of the entire output
will be allowed TO leave the brewery
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03

directors. and in this capacity have a
business that is classed among the lar
gest in Worcester, as it is the Oldest
in the city. The business was started
by Mr.. George Sessions in 1850 this
gentleman being Joined many years ago
by his sons, W. r. & r. Z. Sessions,
these gentlemen in 1885 purchasing the
wholesale department and carrying it
on since under the name r. Z. Sessions
* Co, furnishisng the retail undertak-
ers throughout q large section of the
New England states. In 1898 Mr. Geo.
Sessions withdrew from the firm the
business since then being carried on by
his sons. In the line of embalming.
the members of the firm work in this
department of their profession under
the rules that govern the process from
a scientific basis. They are endowed
with that characteristic Of human ma
ture Which enables men to symDatheti-
caAy yet automatically respect the
feelings Of relatives of the departed.
and their career has been a particular
ly progressive one. They are in a po-
sitlon to afford every accommodation
for their patrons. having recently fin
ished very handsome show room
where they display a complete line Of
Baskets, robes, shTOuds and supplies
Also having a chapel where funerals
can be held, furnishing acCOmmoda-
lions for those people that may
have need of such place
Long and thorough experience enables
them to afford prompt and most salts
factory attention to all wants in their
line, taking entire charge of funerals
and furnishing every necessary adjunct
Of the most modern style. They have
four hearses and furnish hearse. car
riages and complete outfit from the in
itial duties until the final inteIment.
This firm has had charge of the obsa-
quies Of many of Worcester's most
noted persons, and have always con-
Quoted them in a manner rejecting
credit upon their management. No
better service can possibly be furnished
than that which these gentlemen rem
ders, and they have always enjoyed a
gcodly share Of the peoples patronage
in the practice Of their profession, and
are recognized leaders in their calling.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03
LOOKING NORTH SHOWING WEST SIDE OF MAIN STREET

PRODUCTION OF modern business methods
in the handling of his trade, has grown
and extended until it now covers New
England, a large section Of the west,
and IS rapidly gaining firm fOOthold
IN Canada. Mr. Hyland manufactures
hair, musk and wool mattresses. pill
lows, holsters, cOmforters, etc, and
handles very extensively all kinds of
woven wire and spiral springs, blank
cts, iron and brass beds, etc. 4 spe-
claI feature is made Of making over
hair mattresses and renovating feather
beds and pillows. These are called for,
the work done and are delivered the
same day. Employment is furnished
TO s. hands, who are capable of produc-
ing 80 mattresses daily, Cf machinery
IS working right, the materials used
IN their construction being Of the best,
while the workmanship is unsurpassed
in quality Purchasing all material
strictly for cash and in very large con-
slgnments, treating his employees fair
~ ana furnishing them steady work
throughout the year, despite financial
expressions and commercial inactivity
Mr. Hyland is enabled to produce q bet
ter grade of finished product. for less
money than can be secured from any
other manufactures or dealer in New
England, and what is the result? Sim
=
are offered at low prices They COM
mand steady market and there is al
ways demand for his output, for the
superiority of his output is acknOwl-
edged by the trade generally, a fact
fully demonstrated by the increase in
ms trade from year TO year. MIR. Hy-
land started in business in a very small
way, his capital at that time being but
$40. Gradually he has seen the child Of
year showing on his books many new
customers and larger and larger
pfont. Working steadily himself, un-
derstanding every detail of manufac-
turing, shreWd buyer, an excellent
salesman and one of the best and
sInartest mechanics al the bench in the
country, he has made Il reputation for
the production Of good goods sold at
prices detying competition. that is in
itself sufficient endorsement as an ex
perlenced manufacturer and a shrewd
ana competent manager, who is pOpu-
laf with his employees and customers
alike. This is why Mr.. Hyland can
sell goods at a less price than his com
peutors, selling better goods for less
money He owns his own building
therefore does not have to pay rent,
can get out as much labor for 81 as
competitors can for S150 he placing his
help in superior position by his
smartness and tact. He has a large in
come from rented property. and can
therefore buy heavy and discount his
ollls SO competitors have very small
snow when they have to ask for long
credit and pay high rates He has
Travelled ON the road for % years, ana
is well known throughout the country.
merchants in Vermont New York,New
hampshire, Connecticut. Rhode Island
knowing hln as we'll as those of AIassa.- /
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03

Of being among the largest users Of
copper for wire in the world, and of
sending out to all parts Of the country
the best copper Wire in respect to quail
ty and finish that Is made An idea
of the extent Of the business can be
obtained from the statement that the
average amount Of material handled
reaches the total of 10000 tons, 100000
tons of coal are used yearly and 500
car loads OF acid are used in the same
length Of time, while between 5000 and
5000 hands are employed in the works
Of the company, the pay roll OF the
Worcester employees footing up over
5000 per week. the value of the pro-
duct reaching the enormous total of
$lo00D,00o yearly. 1t would seem that
Where the sustenauce Of so many is
dependent upon a single industry, the
times Of financial depression would be
more severely and generally felt Since
1873 business has everywhere been very
huctuating but at present seems to be
improving gradually since peace has
been restored. but is still largely af-
fectsd by want OF confidence, but dur
ing these years OF depression. this com
pany has operated the largest part Of
all their plants. When one realizes
tic magnitude Of the industry carried
on by this concern, one is better able
to appreciate the benefit il is TO the
community n which it is located. Not
only does it employ large numbers Of
Workmen. whose sustenanCe is pur-
chased from the merchants of the cities
where their plants are located, but it
sends the name of those cities al over
the world under the most fayora bic
conditions. 1t is q business enterprise
In which the pride Of the community
joins as heartily as those who have
achieved it and carried it on. Ii should
be a pride to every citizen Of our COM
munity, for the name, ''Washburn &
MOen' has made its mark among the
great industrial establishments Of
America. Every detail connected with
the different departments is systemati-
cally arranged and under the supervi-
sion of a competent head, who is re-
sponsible for his department, thus in
surfing the clOcklike movement so essen
tlal TO the successful mana cement Of
concern whose interests are so vast
The plant started by Ichabod Washburn
has not only been maintained, but en-
iarged. until today the territory COW
cred by the annual business done by
this company is only circumscribed by
the size Of the earth. and il reflects no
small credit upon the genius Of its
founders, as well as the ability Of his
successors. 10 be able in the face Of
the inventions and Improvements Of
the age to still occupy the leading and
commanding position which they have
maintained from the inception Of the
plant until the present day. No grander
monument has ever been left By any
man OF modern times than this vast
concern or uque tbar has proven Of
more lasting or commercial value to the
people Of this city The officers Of the
company are: William y. Rice, presi-
dent; Pnilp W. Moen, vice president
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03
WHITC0MB MFG. CO.,
a. NVhiteomb. Pron..lat c.oId &C

A. Whitcomb, Prop.,134 Gold street.
There is no city in the country that
can show q greater variety or a larger
production Of useful mechanical tools
than Worcester. 1t is easy to see that
this is due to the Intelligence Of the
manufacturers and to the skill Of the
workman employed. The manufac-
ture Of a special line Of tools has been
made q feature by many concerns,
quite a few OF which have started in a
small way, some becoming of consider
able Importance. One Of the leaders in
this line Of Industrial activity in this
city is the Whitc0mb Mfg. Co., which
was started in 1849 as c. Whitcomb &
Co, Mr. a. Whitcomb in 1872 purchas-
ing his brothers interest and continu-
ing the business alone, under the com
pany name, This concern are makers
Of iron planners, hand and power Shears
and punches, boiler plate, bending rolls
and copying presses, the principal feat
ure being the WhitcOmb iron planners.
These planners have attained a world
wide and deserved reputation for re-
liability and general excellence.
Wherever they are used, they are al
most without exception the faYorite
planer with the men in the shop and.
consequently, are very profitable tools
for the owner. Active and unceasing
efforts on the part Of Mr.. Whitc0mb
have always kept the various tools
manufactured by him fully abreast of
the times and in the front rank among
Americas machine tools In their
construction a high class of workman
snip IS always maintained. Every ma
chine is run and carefully tested be-
fore leaving the factory Their design
is such as to give the best disposition
of material to produce rigidity and
strength. Labor is expended lust
where it should be to give the great
est accuracy in working and the best
wearing qualities. In short, it has al
ways been the aim of this concern to
make tools which shall be first class
in every respect and which shall be
thoroughly economical and profitable
to the user. Mr.. WhitComb is a gen
teman who undoubtedly possesses
much inventive ingenuity and a high
order Of skill as a mechanic, and as he
does not employ any but skilled and
experienced WOrkmen of whom he has
from 30 to So he is enabled to guaran-
tee his productions in every respect
The plant at 1874 Gold street occupies
10000 square feet Of floor space and is
equipped with the latest and most
modern machinery known in this line
Of trade. These planers, punches.
shears, rolls and presses are unques-
tiOnably the most satisfactory tools on
the market, securing the unqualified
endorsement Of all users these being
located in all countries of the world
the export trade showing a steady and
decided increase 1t is utterly impos-
sible to give in an article of this de-
scrption correct idea of the value Of
the various productions to the me-
chanical world for it would require
pages of this edition to do so, and as
we are reviewing not only one but all
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03
]. A. FULLER & co.,
Manufacturers of Engine and Speed
Lothes, 3 Cypress street.

Lathts, Cypress Street.
The development Of Worcester as
great centre for the manufacture OF
special machinery has been made pos
sible owing to the aggressiyeness and
mechanical ingenuity of the various
hrms and corporations located here,
that are engaged In this line Of indus
trial activity. In the line OF machinsts'
tools and experimental machinery, We
know Of no concern who has played
more conspicuous part in the develop
ment of this line Of machinery to the
highest degree OF mechanical perfection
than that Of J. A. Fuller & Co.. whose
plant is at Cypress street The bust
ness was established in 1881, and has
through it's manufactured products
Won an enviable reputation for the pro
duction Of engine and speed lathes, spe-
cal and experimental machinery. These
lathes are made from new designs and
patterns ana are thoroughly built They
nave many Improvements added to
them and they now represent the adj
Vdheement that has been made in re-
cent years in this line, embodying in
Ihef construction the most scientific
principles, combined with mechanical
perfection. The plant is fully equipped
win the latest and most improved ma
cAl4efS ana tools, many pieces being
made from Mr.. Fullers own design for
special purposes. Having excellent IA
clIties, Mr.. Fuller makes a special fea-
ture of allowing inventors to use his
SHOP and tools for a small rental fee,
Ihen building for them special and ex-
peflmental machinery, many improve
ments and machines which have proven
OF wonderful utility to the mechanical
world having had their birth there He
also does gear cutting in all its branch
- ana ATTENDS promptly to jobbing. his
trade covering New England ana Nyau,
York state, Mr. Fuller is the Sole
owner, the company being nominal. He
Is a thoroughly practical machinist
VINO is endeavoring at all times to keen
nis -, output l5,l fully up to date, and his
plant SHOWS today what energy and en-
terprise, backed by experience ana
merit yin DO in the upbuiiding Of a
successful and prosperous business
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03
S. H. KIMBALL & SON,
Chimney Experts and Manufacturers
Agents; ONCE, BuiIders' Exchange.
SIS Main ST., Residence, 81 May ST.

A concern that has established a rep
utatlOn in one particular sphere Of in
dustry must either do superior work
or have a process of doing il that en-
ables it to outstrip all competitors in
q question Of price A concern i'm this
city which is of the first class, and that
certainly does superior work in it's line
is that OF s. II. KimbaIl & Son, whose
office is at 81 May street, they also hav-
ing an Office in the Builders Exchange.
This firm are chimney experts keeping
and putting in position all kinds of
terra Gotta chimney caps and tops, also
cast iron chimneys which can be fur
nished at short notice. They are also
manufacturing agents. wholesale and
retail dealers in masous' supplies and
clay goods among their speCialties being
Excelsior chimney tops. which is the
only chimney top in the world that will
prevent the wind blowing SCOT and
smoke down your chimneys They are
simple and yet effectual, their arrange
ment being such as to produce an eX-
cellent draught. The Staples improved
hOds, which are another speciality. are
light, strong, durable and easy to the
shoulder They are used extensively in
tne Dulldlng trade, and are acknoWl-
edged as possessing many points of
advantage besides outlasting all others.
klmbalfs improved chimney thimble,
due Innings and II. & c. metal Iathes
are among their long list, the latter
possessing the only perfect base for
plaster. 1t is cheapest, because it takes
Tess plaster; STRONGEST, because it is
corrugated and reduces insurance fully
on many blocks throughout this vicin-
lty. This firm are the local agents
for Blandford brick, having a full line
OF samples at the office in Builders Ex-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03
W. R. ALBERTSON,
Backing Manufacturer, Ixingsbury
and Bancroft SITS.

No better Illustration Of steady, le-
climate growth as a result Of the
manufacture Of a high grade class Of
goods can be found than is furnished
! by the concern conducted by W. r. AL
bertsOn, manufacturer of backing for
use by shoe factories, and whose fac
tory is located at the corner of Kings
bury and Bancroft streets, this city.
The business was established about 20
years ago, and has since then been en-
larged several times until it is now
among the largest in its line in the
country. The appliances in use are Of
the most improved type known in this
branch Of industrial activity every
new process being added as fast as it's
practicability is demonstrated. The
product consists Of the new process
blackings, Premier" which is their
latest production, and which is used
with a felt roll, and the old style
blackings, which are applied with a
burnisher "Old Ten" Bay State"
Boss" ''RockwOod's Edge" and Har-
ness They also manufacture stencil
machines and inks, black, blue and red,
bottom stains bottom paints, stripping
ink Burnashire," russet cleaner ana
polishing dressing box toe composition,
. "OakalOid' and all preparations used
in finishing bottoms. All these various
productions bear an enViable reputa-
ZION LOE superior excellence IN quality,
the aim of the house being to produce
the best goods at the most reasonable
price and to Ship all goods ordered
promptly and satisfactorily The trade
which is constantly increasing extends
among jobbers and manufacturers as
far west as St. Louis. MIR. Albertson.
with the assistance of two travelling
statesmen, securing orders from the
trade, G. w Albertgon, the son Of the
proprietor, having charge Of the fac
tory during the absence Of his father.
This is one Of the lines of trade re-
curing few workmen this plant with
but a small force producing on an av-
erage of twelve barrels Of the different
blackings and stains daily Mr.. Albert
son is a thoroughly practical man, all
backings, etc, manufactured by him
being his own creations, he introducing
new goods from time to time, as the
demands Of the trade create a sale for
them He is an enterprising, progress
siye business man, who has rapidly
pushed his concern to thu front