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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-02

The monthly song FESTIVAL Of the First
Presbyterian church will be given this
evening. The choir will give Whitney
1.-THE Vision of ST. John.'' Miss Allen.
Mrs. Houghton- Edmunds. Miss lngersoll.
Mr. Edmunds and Or. Gentle will give the
solos. For the choruses the choir will
be augmented by several favorite solo
vpces of the city. The service will be-
gin promptly at 7:3o O'Clock and the pub
lie is cordially invited.
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Free MethoJfst Church.

First Free Methodist-al2 Pine street.
between Ninth and Terry avenues, Rev.
Alexander Beers. pastor Preaching at
II n. m. and T:3e ?. m. Sunday school at
as a. IN. Young people's meeting p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
Seats free to all.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-02

PARTIES bound for Alaska sho,,ls
take a. least twenty dollars IN silver
quarters. halves and dollars along win
them as il Is very scarce r. thar conn
Try and the inability 20 make exar,
change frequently results in extorsiop On
the part % packers. hoatuea and Others
often resulting In compelling parties IN
pay from afty cents 70 two or three doll
lars IN excess Of regular rates
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CONGREGATIONAL Chmrrh~.

f'trst-C'ol Isahl& CIV. Preaching a, y "a
a rs Rnd -,gn p. ~.
Eifki&nf-S rntay services =; L a r.,
ao8 s.. 81 = : &. -. ?. N S,lnssv
szaoal 81 = Goe--
Plymouth Corner Tbsrs avenue sns
Grlserstty street.. kFv. W. IL .. Temple.
pzsteF lAiE Scenes street telephone IsTr.ga
so Study a. cause. Homie usually saea
r4v a0ta : 2, ua- -0n3ay services. Preach
f1e at - g. fr sUd ~ s. III S1a fav
sca-ol al - = = n Young psaa}es So
S-s.Y Christian En4eayoT al ss9 y. -
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Liberal Union.

D- ] L. York speaks under the auspices
- the Seattle iAh"raI Union a. Masonic
Tarauie. corner Of Second avenus and Pike
stree- Al are i0viied- Seats free Vol
Gut8rv contribution. Lecture this evening
At 80 o clock on The Man % SIN"
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Welsh sunday Services.

Tire attention OF the Welshmen who are
recent arrivals In the city Is called to the
services held every Sunday at the Welsh
PRESBYTERIAN church. corner of Eighth
avenue and Olive street All countryman
are cordially invited and a Christian well
corla awaits them.
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THROUGH NINE srArra

The North Western Line comprises ov.,
SEQ miles Of perfectly eQufppes ralt.-'
IN Illinois. Iowa. Wisconsin, Nsce,s
Minnesota. North Dakota, South r.sn'
Nebraska and Wyoming Il cDe-a,as "a a.
finest trains in the world. The ser. 'ns
Chicago Milwaukee ard all the ryt,,,,,.. -
cities OF the East and Southeast ra,-e!
he surpassed Insist en- having YOUR 49,.
VA The North-western." F. w. parta-
Commercial Agent. es First avenue. So
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-02

Madison sfYeet-Hadison stree.
Twerty<th,-i avenue, Pvescfl. 5. Al
II. and 30 ,. N. Everybody - ~
Gilman PARK FssIEars-b 20 : n:
pastor Services AZ II a. N. a'lo ~ y. 49,,
sunday scfiooi. Z H.: EpworfS a.e 800. -,
e.g .. m; THURSDAY evening prayer He@'-
Ing az - o'clock
Swedish church - fifth avenns. r.s,.
denes a. tie church Services az u s.. an. III,
snA 1.s3 O. "a. Prayer meeting na's .as
ct 7f5 .. III. Everybody coFdaay ihFi'7"
Triui,v-w. g. Harrington D. D. pas :,
tor. Sabbath services: Prescnink al
a. m. and o. n: class meeting ~ ~ a "a.
Sunday school at 1879: Junior l|eagus -
80: Epworth League at p m fi"''
NEE Ing az on Thursday.
African ~ e church-fS2o Joness, stree I,ses.
Re-. George a Bailey. pastor GU.
81 II q; TT, ard .. m. Cas-; = ~, sonr
. d. sc Ws9.s s9 p >, nv Hoy com
manion first Sunday In each month.
esrace--Thirsfeth avenue south and kink
street. Rev. W. II. Ssllecs. pastor -,
dencs 2a2s Yesier way. Sunday scno9aa -
Preaching at II a. m and p M
worth League devotional service a.
p. N.
FRS, f,ernan--rorner Howard avenue
snd Stewart street. Rev. John g. M2 sal,,,
ing pastor. Sabbath services; preaac,nlIig
al II n. m. and 30 D. m; SUNDAY scti =,
~ s.f5 g. m. Prayer meeting fhus sly a..
evening at o'clock. Every German Is ~
vited
Hayen-~Corner East Newton and East
John. Rev. j. p. Goddard. pastor .Ia, -
meeting 10 a. m. Morning sermon al !
a. III. Sunday school at i2az ~ N. To
worth League AT CSC .. m. Evening ser
vice at T:4s r. m. Prayer meeting thur5,
day evening a. 30 O'Clock. All are Wei
come.
FIrst-Corner Third avenue and MARION
ctv Er.g g.
residence s22 Union street, telephone
Green 30i Reception day. "Wednesday
afternoon and evening. ~ n m. genera
class meeting: II A. m. morning service:
1871 H. m Sunday school: p. m, JUNIOR
League e:ts o an. Epworth League; -"
y. m. evening service.
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Hams Horn Mission

TIE RAMS Horn mission - Second s~-
erti.a scutN-SscSnsl meetings every even
snx At O'Clock ESe-ylsa8v ss invited
NJ IL Nschels. superintendent
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Cumberland Pre.hyterian.

Cumberland Presbyterian-East Cherry
street and Twenty-second avenue. r. r.
Powell, pastor; residence. 7o1 Twenty-sec-
ord avenue Preaching at II a. m. and
80 .. u. Sunday school at 12:i5 D. m.
Junior Endeavor at $50 p. m. Y. p s. G.
e AZ $50 n. m. Church prayer meeting
Thursday at 7:3o D. m.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
THE BUTLER.

W. A. Sample, Auburn.
]. H. Close. S. s. Alliance.
J. Reid. City.
w. w williams, u S. N.
j. Ernenweiss, City.
Jas. MONTGOMERY, Boston.
Mrs. c. Sisson, Boston.
+. l.. Richie, Boston.
Chas. p. Burnett, Boston.
H. III. Fellows Bremerton.
Fritz A. Secomb Minneapolis.
Frank II. Woody, Missoula. Mont
Geo. s. Sawyer, Chicago.
\. n. Barrow. Boston.
Harry c. Boyd. San Francisco.
a. A. Reardon. San Francisco.
Leon M. Brown, Burns. Or.
al SchranZ. Denver.
III. Nelson Smith, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Price and son. Chel-
Mrs Banman and son. Chelsea.
f. g. Forbes, Port Orchard.
Mrs; F; G. Forbes, Port Orchard.
B. s. Neumann, u. s. N.
Frank II. Clark, San Francisco
Robert Boyd. Victoria.
Jas. s. Lancaster Butte.
Mrs II. Berry. Tacoma.
r. s. Johnston. Lowell
John Reedberg st. Paul.
r Fengberger. st. Paul.
Jas. Fletcher. Vancouver.
Geo S; Walker, San francisco
III. Newcomb, Vancouver.
J. S. Rosenblats San Francisco.
FRANK l1epIflST, w
Mrs. G. F.. D. Simpson. Victoria
Miss l.. Johnston, Victoria
X. p. Camden. Victoria.
THE DII.LER.
Joseph Nicklas. Yesler.
Mrs. J. Nicklas. Yesler.
X. T. Bright. Matiock.
Lee Bright. Matlock.
f. c. Furth. Matlock
G. T. Ayers. San Francisco.
fr I've Cav
Miss Murray. San Francisco.
V. B. Reynolds. San Francisco
W: B. Fraser, San Francisco.
John Cunningham, Snohomish.
j. f. Finigan. Leadville. Col.
Jessie Maitoon, Spokane
Charles Siunett and family, Machiaa
e. W. Pollock, Dyea, Alaska
!. c. Carr, Dyea, Alaska.
Frank r. Gibbs. Victoria
g. A. Wey. Victoria.
c. r. Baldwin, kamilchia
J. a. Wilson. kamitche.
J; b. Blank, Clyde. o.
Mrs. Blank. Clyde, ..
c. r. Palmer, HoQuiam.
Thomas Watson. Briedabiik
Miss X. NJ. Ryan, Snohomish.
Frank Fredson. Port Blakeley.
Mrs o. c. Currier, La Conner.
Miss Susan Lord Currier, La Conner.
James Black. Snohomish
- Thomas Johnson, Snohomish
ID. l.. Requa, Los Angeles Cal.
THE NEW ENGLAND.
G Anderson. Tulalip.
Gus. Thunberg, Tulalip.
+. A. Snyder. Alaska
James Madison. Port Gamble.
5. +. ConkIin. Vancouver
Jerry Buioneel, Vancouver
@: ". Childs. Burlington.
". Anthony, Burlington.
+ CUrrie, Port Townsend.
John Maloy, La Conner.
Fred Mcmillan, Minneapolis.
: II. Booth NJ nnes polls.
{. NJ. Hamshaw, city.
Alex. Cudney. olympia
James o,ponuen Port Gamble
Joseph Miller city.
James Mcintosh. city.
Thomas Hyde. City
] 6 Dennis, Tyrone. Pa
= Wilson. Helena, Mont.
Andrew Porter. Chicago
John NoTthover. Port Townsend.
THE NORTHERN.
Van r. Delashmutt. SPOKANE
j r. Warner. Portland
Charles W Reynolds. Helena,
Il \. oppenheimeT Portland
J. +. Lawson, Tacoma.
= Gibbons Reuton.
George K. Elliott, Chicago.
i ]. McGrada Anaeortes
William a Gilmore Vancouver
4. kerns. EllenSb burg
A Fllishelmer and wife. Alaska.
Charles A. Phelps. Skaguay.
jams Pollard Skaguay
r. IL Warford. Vallejo.
c. Mccullough, Vallejo
\. :, Holiday Vallejo
u. Mcpoug2N juneau.
W. II. Atkins Victoria
Capt. r. y. Armstrong and fa-,,,v
Golden. A~iiAAAs
q Is. SmaIlev. New York
Mrs. J. A. Cailum, New York
MfS. Cnlbers. New York
Mrs. Mary 1.oughisn. Tacoma
u. W. Argy!e. San FranciScn
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Christian Asivenftsss.

.'hr3stiar Advent nee.lrgs are held AZ
ne corner - Third avenue and Madison
street ~ ". Chapman. pastor Prayer
meeting 1e-i5 = M Preaching II g. N,
SUNDAY schaol. L a . N.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-02

Room ( SEATTLE National Bank building
Services Sunday ~ II D. II. arH Friday
evening" AZ o'c}ocs Sunday schooI IN
y-edE9;ety after the sunday ~ rVfce. Read
irx room open during the week
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Services for Men.
Andrews

The Trinity Chapter Of ST. Andrews
Brotherhood. Trinity Parish church have
decided 20 continue the sunday afternoon
services for men IN the Acme business coll
lege Seattle National bank building. at
2 O'Clock Address by Rev. II. H. Gowen.
on 1.-The Desire of the Nations" Ali wei
come
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-02

Theosophicat society. Amanda Lodge
meets Sunday az 50 y m. al Ills Third
avenue near Spring street.
Seattle Theos0uhicsl Society. room -
fTf~.,i4eV block ItStGg Erosso. fer children
a, = "a u m Evening meeting AZ o'clock
I1rfnre hY Mr.. z. II Lund. Of Tacoma
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1ODAY'S CHURCH SERVICES.

Hereafter notices IL the chsrcn - J,
tory wfti be confined TO arrozncesss.. 80
y1ors& Exfen2ks musical prozsas - -
Sunday services ard auyyosEas. . 49,
CHURCH entertainments WIFI oE5F p -.
.rfs eausrtrrsrr. shsr.Ia ne received =
ffts Office n0t sater thar = ID a go
sn order 20 insure publication on su's"A'
yngr~5pr
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Evangelical AssOciati0n.

Decentralization street and Taylor
avenue Rev. August Ernst. pastor. SO
Harrison street. German preaching every
Sunday at II a. M, and every nTst ana
third Sunday In the month at p. m.
English preaching every second and fourth
Sunday. Sunday school at s35 a. m.
Young Peoples meeting at .. N. Sunday
and o. m. Wednesday. German prayer
meeting every Thursday at p. m
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Christian Alliance.

Tee Thr&rtian Alliance meets a. 80 =
r. every Sunday ara on Thursday AZ 2.
e. In slxiT az3. III Tu.aa street Pet tween
ThsrG ana Folrta avenues. near Arrncry
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Mental Science.

Teae Mental Scientist. Tree. every Sun
sav AZ ii A. n. Th.oSophtsss' rooms IFS
Thfrd avenue. All are welcome eSpegfa l.y
tas SICK ard the so-rowing.
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The subject AZ the morning service at
St stephens Episcopal church today Will
he THE Grea: Decree" and at the even
snE The Tntried Way"
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yosauteers OF America

Gospel meeting - are h~fs every evening
- O'clock nd SEnTav a. = II Az 4re
invited % 4sssHi these meetings. s-sp4casf-
~ tie 9osr..lgGasa. TIE Volunteer arIaorx
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BIRTHS.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

PANGBURN-In Seattle, Saturday, Janu-
airy l. 1898 at Providence hospital MIS-;
Mary w Pangburn, of New YORK, aseu
~ wears. Funeral will be held tomor-
row.
Portland. Astoria and San Francisco pa
pers please copy.
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Me,hodi.. Protestant Churches.

yesier Junction Church-Preaching on
Sunday az II a. a.
Duwamish Churct-Daniel Bagley. pas
tor. Sunday scnoo. a; 10 a. n. Preaching
al 10 y. m.
First-Pine street and Third avenue.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 100 p. m. Class
meeting. 10 a. III. Sunday school. l2:D p
m y. p. s. G. E. s:l5 .. m. Prayer meet
ing Thursday at 30 D. m Monthly meet
ing the first Thursday Of each month az
$40 D. m. Preaching by Rev. r Z. Whit
ham. Class meeting this morning at III.
Strangers welcome TO ali services.
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Nssvsek r-aver meeting Tnrrssay az "a
3 m Morning subject Show Is fae
Father" Evening. -Pegtnnsng the New
YeaE'' Reception CT rgw members Al sGs
morning service.
German Coagrega .ianal Seseath ave-
-.sg.s befweesn Pzss and Olive. Services
al Il a. n. and 10 D IA John G. Bic
getE. rassor.
fsrooklvr--prsachsng a. IL a. m ard
d m sunday schosl at Z O'Clock Y. p.
s . z. 7.i5 .. m Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening a clock
Edgewatsr-Rev. J. r. Nichols. pastor.
Services a; II a. n. and o. n. Sunday
scaooI. 1915 p~En. 7. 5. G. z. D. n
JJ:r.or Y. p. g c. e, Friday afternoon al
80 Prayer services Thursday evening OF
each week
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xptrtsualtsm,
Thcosophy.

Society Of Harmony meets SUNDAY after
rsc.4 AT : O'Clock. Masonic templA en-
trance ca Second avenue. Seats free.
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ELEGANT efnces fer rent lev. sulu.
var building.
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Rnuti.t Church~s.

Market strees-Corasr Twenty-fourth ar-
sy5l!s, south and Main greet. Rev. Thomas
Baldwin, D D.. pastor. Services on Sun
day al II a. m ana 7.39 D. m Young Peo-
Pies Society Christian Endsavor al s,lo u.
m. Prayer meeting every Thursday even
ing at IN Sunday school at 1915 D m
First Baytfst c..sarcn--Fourth avenue be-
tween James and Cherry streets, Louis 3.
Bowerman. nastors RESIDENCE Is8t Iwen-
1lstn avenue Tai Brown s2s. Services AT
II a. n and To .. m. Bible school, le:l5
p. m: Mr. 9. : Shank. superintendent
Young Peoples Society. $50 p. n.
swedissI-Ccrn.~ Eighth avenue and Bell
street Rev Andrew swariZ, pastor; resi-
dencs 81 Dexter avenue. Sunday services
a 1879 a IN aud ; 30 2. m. Sunday school
al u n Young peoples prayer meeting
az o. m Prayer meeting Thursday even
ing al s O'Clock Weekly meeting Of
Young Peoples Society Saturday evening
az o'clock All who understand the
Swed.sh language are cordially invited.
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q 1rS1s Second avenue south. under BoIfnk
drug store Officers IN charge OF post.
Captain and Mrs. f. E. Aammert-
Progressive Lycenna.
THE ChiIaren's Progressive Lyceun
meets every Sunday morning in Petzi5
hall First avenue. at II O'Clock
Christian Mission Seamen's Bethel
Meetings held IN basement; Of l1s Wash
.ng-on street. entrance on alley between
FRS, avenue south and Occidental avenue.
every evening al AS o'clock. Public cor
daily invited. Chaplain, Thomas Ress.
Peoples Mission.
Peoples Mission Churca-Iks Fourth
avenue. W. W. Mallory. pastor. Preach
ing on Sundays at 80 .. m. and every
night a. O'Clock
Mount Carmel Mission.
Mount Carmel Mission, No. 1HS Third
avenue, between Union and Pike streets.
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FURNITURE of 1l-room lodging house
and lease of building on Washingioa
street. cheap: 81 500.
Furniture of 2i-room lodging house and
lease OF same. centrally located, very
cheap; $50.
lD-room modern house and lot. esxiN
Ninth avenue; very cheap; 5000. Madi-
gan. 501 New York block
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE
BY DIRECTION of the superior court A
bids for the purchase OF the plant snS
stock-in-trade of che Queen City Print.
ing Company. now being operated by M
as job and book printing business 4
rooms IA. Is. Is and /. Colman building
First avenue. Seattle. WASH, where ~
property may be seen. This IL an excri.
lent opportunity to acquire going husi-
ness.
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S.61. N-YOUR SURPLUS DOLLARS win
Yield golden returns; avail yourself d
this mode or acquiring wealth: no COM
inercial or speculative enterprise equals
1t for those OF large or limited mesns to
continually Increase their capital and In
come, last season We realized more than
M,5oo.n per month: write for particulars,
XIV
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Sa0l-We can sell yoa a Groom house
and guarantee $500 per month above al
expenses; rent, So. with rebate Of 50
leaving only SIS per month rent Th!s
condition makes It the most desirable ana
best paying house of its size on our
books. We show this house with pleas.
ure; II Is neat. clean and good furniture,
block
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BUSINESS CHAycr.

BUSINESS cHaNCEs-Cs.y.
center N part s( i oi e the asss ssssass,,
MAYER REALTY 90
VS. Union R's,s
avenue, eAes@ restaurant, GA nss
MAYER REALTY ~
80 uaioa hiScs.
~ ''>A-' >- sIayf ssS,sFsi gosd lecato.
ia L tx :, REALTY 81
$50 Union R.oea
Fo ana s sss aud fruis stand, -.
MAYER REALTY 90
S-S Union Bsocl
FOR SALE--A splsnaidly .a,a.ss
rooms: steam heat Fer Dar.ss.s osel, q
AAYER REALTY ' Sn ~
1-Ss Talon RIecA
FOR SALE-I.n6g.ng house. y
furnished; NIL. sell resseaab,s us. ~
MAYER REALTY a.
2-sS Union Elosk
FOR SALE-Lodging house. q r,,,,.
furnished. For "articuIars So v"s' ven
MAYER REALTY 90
~S-S Union Block
FOR SALE-A splendidlv locs.s, -
doing a good business. ss'ocA
MAYER REALTY ca
SS-9S Union Riosh
FOR SALE-We have without douh, =.
best lotaleU InliHae.y s,U.e. 49, -
VIII sen l, ~ Invotee: they DO large buss
ness. For further particulars sc o3ss-
MAYER REALTY 90
SS-s5 Union Rlsrk
FOR SALt:-We have all kinds az hussr...
chances, large and small Come sr;Assss
us before You invest. The best NJ .ass
ences furnished II required We slys ~.
feet title 20 everything We sell sfss,
vestigation. 'sa "
MAYER REALTY CO
$3.50 Union Bleck
q fslp-HerA 10 an oroor,,ns.s.
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S,oo--Here is an opportunity Ia aes.,,.
half interest In an established nrss
SEQ. 90 To S.5.o1e per year: retiring ~ ". "
ner has Interests in the now-famo'S slis
regions OF the north that demand II.
personal supervision, stock on hand ~,
invoice abo4t $o,tVo' employs eight men.
desirable. active. energtic business NAV
VIII show a steady increase during nss..
years; for the last few mouths il - s;r.s
ply phenomenal: Feazell & Mlnasy
Golden Gate Exchange, 81 HinssL.s,
block.
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Mount Carmel Mission, No. ips Third
avenue, between Union and Pike streets.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-02
WANTED-AGENTS.

FIRST-CLASS AGENTS to handle nev
patent water filter. which has proved thu
biggest success and absolute necessity
in all private and public buildings TX
California; sells ca sight; big profit
guaranteed; small. capital required: viii
give control TO right party for whole
state of Washington; no brokers; send
for circulars and particulars: inclose 81
for samples. Trachsler Bros Coast
egents. IT'S Mission street. San Francesca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-02

wANTED-Glrl FOR general aoaSe~ork-
~. Boylxtcn avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-02

waNTED-Ladv oookkeeper. Apply Occi-
dental hotel Monday morning. VIM. Fltz-
henry Aucf .oneer.
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xv.xTrp-r.oDcuNG HOUSES.

WANTED - have buyers Tor COUSINS
Eal1ses. restaurants. bakeries, cigar anu
confectionery stands: IL you nave s,iss'
ST;rSy tr 70 me as have the casa. -. >.
Pay u and - uinckley block.
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800 WILL. secure a half interest In light
money making business; ii Is monopoly
and with the assistance of good &C.
tive worker we can make more than three
times ordinary wages. For particulars
call at room 81 Hinckiey block.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-08-10
A Suggestion.

EDITOR 1,stelligeace7 I suggest to the
incoming City Council, just elected for
the next two years, to have the City di-
,vided into suitable wards before the elec-
stion two years hence, and to procure the
necessary legislation for the division Of
the city into wards, and for the election
.Cf an Alderman from each ward. Two
of the Aldermen, just elected, reside on
adjoining lots, ana third almost within
q stones throw. In any subdivision into
wards that would be made they would
probably fall in the same ward. This is
not their fault, but the fault Of the sys-
tenn under which they have been elected.
They are all good men, and would not
be understood as making any objection
TO them. My only purpose is to call at
tention to the fact as an object lesson at
moment when there is an interest in mu-
nicipal elections. Perhaps this is the
only city Of its size in the State where the
city is not divided into wards and q rep
resentation by wards provided for on the
Council. It is the very essence of local
government which our municipalities
are designed to secure and fulfil. 1t
would certainly tend to secure more
equal application Of the police regula-
tions in matters of health, repair of the
streets, sidewalks, &C., because each
member of the Council is apt to know
what is needed in his own ward, while
he may be wholly ignorant of the needs
OF other portions OF The city. It would
tend, too, to increase the sense of respon-
sibility Of each Alderman, as the special
representative Of his own particular
ward, and in this way the wants OF every
part OF tho city would be more closely
looked after, and the good Of tho whole
be thereby promoted. 1twould certainly
be juster mode Of representation.
CITIZEN.