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, 1881-06-11
How n Young Man Said adicu 10 Ills
Sweetheart Willie Sho Was
Bathing.
Washington Bridal Couples and the
Change Which Is Coming Over
Them,
The Peculiar Trinla Of Il Young Lady
Who Triod to Beco1ne Bap~
tist Preacher.
Poisonous Toite! Ariicies--h Fair SgmnaMbu.
ilst-FredeFck Tells Ms love-feni'
nine noics, Humor, Elo.

oLD LETTERS.
There. speak in whispers; fold mo to thy hchrt.
Dcnr 1--we, lur l lave roauled II wcary, weury
way:
Dil my vngue tcrrors with thv kiss depart,
Oh, t,asn bcr. n.oll3 tho dead ,o't)ar,
AMI like II pilgrim u, some lNtrtyr'B shrine,
Awrd with tho .rctiorrs Tint crowd my braln.
Fearing my voirs | wsfo Inc rhtrn Ut thine:
Toll me thou i;vcst. lowest SGT n4Ain.
Not among graves. hit letters. old ami dim.
Yellow Aud ,'rrr'ous, slnsu tpHched tue rnst.
Ncvcrent ut,sf prnycrtul rs We cilnnt tl,c hymn
Among tie aisles where sun,s th0r shadows
cast;
Realng dear names on fndrl laaf that hero
WIS wurn with rulditigs tromnlaus and fond,
These drowned In pash!ng nf Il trndur tcar.
Or With deuth's trentlo pointing tho bc-
youd."
And, love, there camc futtor Of white wings
stir Of snowy ros,es from out tho dcep
Of utter sIirIcr. As rnaI tho tslltKs
.sHtIcd tn trace hetpre icurue, 10 weep;
And hNlds. whose c1nsp WIS magic lnng n4D.
Glmt anft t'ctaru ule. tItt yutrncd Il. rress
Mud kisscs III their whltcne.s-then tho WI.
The st!uE Ut death, tha chill ol nnthIu.ness!
one WINS afar. where eo!dcn sand. taat,e Gin
Thr shining strp. ;f the poor ft!cksser 'rlmc:
VII" wrecked bis ,nsnn'od III tho depths OF
GrDG:
AnatnCr. Eenutltt1l n5 f1farn!fK hCAM
Flushing The urunt. tnitl lncIkty down .
Among Tho llnk4eS dreaming lavua Hllul 1rnam
And onp s,veet saiJt nuw wcars Il Bturry crown.
Ausl thus thoyc stole delicious biltrs sill!
From OUT tAUFt: relies bf tito clhrtnrtl t,nSt,
Sius franz tho lips umit,kputeht tiI will
AMI win Tes tribute tn tho rrry last; ..
but death, or chll1ge, hn,l bec1l among NJ,
flDHprs. .. ..
And Mi ,olr lAonn t..,d fst,cl. 10 tlat
Yield A,y sud thoughts to the compelling pow
ers,
Ut the bright eoilI wnrship III! die.
Nhy, never t1,l.lht Hig. tnr. l,y loves ,lipiHo
And fearful past, k1anw my future thine.
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1ss-sXTEEN

fronl thc vcry Jaws Ok ieatll, flcayinI II
great !sisl, ol relief lint her darling wns frce
fro imminent peril. the tHotl,cr retnrlu"! 10
dressed a'nl sotsnucd t!to suarcl, fully ,nn
hour, when fir aroused tho nrlglibornutl It,
nssist !, III. The church bell was rnng nnl
tho rl.tire. community turnc1 out. A. little
nftnr midnight tho wRndrrcs was rn'lnd
Shn had crnwlctl under tho bnrn helatlgana
To Charles i3akcr, atIolt nl!c-thiru Of Il mile
from lIer home, mud hatl nestled beslto q
Errnt Dx-cnrt. where Al1c, WAS al,lMbcrinI rs
able bed. She WIS gently nwnkcnod uuf
tnkcn 10 lior hume.
sEQuf:L TO AN ErOrEA1EST.
Some thirty years ngo there lived IN l5rook-
field ono William s. 1'rlnf, who wns c0nssl.
orcd well-to4!o though blessed Will, but 1T
tlo Of this worlds gootls. Ilo had wife md
six children, whom l,o cnsleayorcd to cnrc
for, md, aided by tlie earnings OF tho cl,ler
children, tho family lived very comfortably.
Suddenly, from some unknown cntlse, Prtul
took fancy tO a young widow, n1ld tho pair
clipped, rrink leaving Ills family Ut Children
md wife tn tho mercy Of tho world, while 1,u
enjoyed life with tho widow. 1lo Ind been
goilo soiile tfme before Ills whereabouts weru
known, aid then only by hls daughter, to
whom lie 1lnd written a few letters from
Wltliumstown. aiass. Attur timo tile iet-
ters ceased, and nothing further was heard
from lin unil recently, when strange
combination OF circumstances reyenlcd l,ia
whereabouts. Twenty-Five years have elnpscil
ter porlten, ,of this prruil Mrs, l'rllk, fow, Il,
years old, i'9s hegil living wtti, n llarrletl
.uaistunccs ii tiio iamily wurc such that Airs.
t'rink applied fOr asslstnncc, to the Town OF
i!r,okiieltl.. wllero tla daughtor's famlly rc.
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r,t, tNV1.nT0Tr f,1.rr - TTtn = 0vr
fHEDEhle1> IEI4hS HIS 10y y.
"Aitl you really love me dearly" l,o
asked, rs ho colict hts arm, around |,er wusp-
like system. sand you'll always lore mo
W .--...-..
Always, Frederick; ever So"
"And yon pledge ME to suW but--?"
"Strp
II VIII always ho Us happy rs now"'
WIN my Inst breath, Frederick" -.
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by the deceased husband, wot,ld become n,t-
r!'nfstrntnr II, his nwt .wro1lE, a'ui rcndrr5
himself llnble to atlswer for TIN RouGs mt!
'ss"t: .; # his PSs|ecssspr; Ino -. n!etd tas
lfnE' III Asa Ayrrili, of Westminster. VI.
to hiS st'eon.l wife. tho w!tow Of Aln}; petsr
side u tho chimney III tic widow''s
l.n lIoso %as rrsess o. ',.1 e1nsidera.,is'
stretched i. such manlssr Il? 70
10y passctl with llcr nttent!ants,. wl,n. cnl,'.
plntey d!srollatl ler, a,ltl threw 1ler clothes
lni1 ttle room. Slo then thrust her l!a1!d
through small npcrtnr. pllrp'sely, nlnds In
tt1s b9'nYkot; Y 1'u EroIere' n's1nbrr ,,;',, was
ha. wns ,I1nrlie,l 10 tito Nude wftlow ot tho
other sltle Of tho woo'elt curtain. lie then
atiIrc, which, was Slipped into tho tccess:
Ihe i!uw Mrs. Aycrl1l sonn after appeared
IN full dress, rcndy 10 receive tho .caligratn-
buttons nf tl,e cHnipnny, artl Jot!e.l 1T their
f:st!yittcs. Illg lnarr1ate proved happy; THO
grcat harmony, not only witt, each other. but
with tlnse nEsO who were nfturwaru born to
tlto new ultr.
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II thou tiost bid thy girl furnwell,
but for ou9 hour Though that farewell maybsy
Press thou hor palm, OLD mau; how eanst stod
tell
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CoNvocATIoN.-The Churchman pub
fishes the call for the first Episcopal
Convocation OF the Washington Terri
tory Diocese. to be held in Vancouver
1t says the first service will be held on
Wednesday evening. August Oath, and
a sermon by one OF the clergy. On
Thursday morning at IL o'clock 81
Lnke's Church will be consecrated
Bishop Morris has been invited to
preach the sermon. A cordial invita-
tiou is extended to the pnblic TO attend
this service. A special boat will leave
Portland at 9H o'clock on that morn
ing to accommodate those who wish to
attend from that place aud vicinity.
AS the ferryboat is now making regu.
lar trips across the Columbia, and the
roads are in good condition, those who
desire can come by carriage. Services
will be held again on Thursday even
ing. and on Friday morning the convo-
cation will assemble for business. On
Sunday morning al ordination service
will be held. one candidate being ad
mitted to the Order of Deacons.
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Strangely enough, the saloon keepers
Of Vancouver object 10 ths following,
FROM the pen and published in the
paper of Rev l. A Banks. 81 write this
stretched upon my back with . bullet
hole through my leg; the fruit Of de-
liberste conspiracy TO murder me form.
ed by the saloon keepers. 10 q pub
lished card they announce their inten.
ton and determination to have the
criminal accusation investigated at the
ue,t term OF the District Court.
Since pay day at the garriso at
Walls Wails ten men have deserted,
and the queerest part Of this is tina. the
men who have thus sbsented them
selves are among the most steady and
trusted soliiers in the regiment, includ-
ing Corporal Campbell AMI Sergeant
Erwin. The most plausible explsna-
ton for the desertion Is that induce
menis are being held out by railroads
and other corporations, for good men,
and the influence is so strong as to
overpower the feeling of duty among
the soldiers.
The Puget Sound Mail says il is pref
ty definitely settled now that the Kan
sas Colony will locate in Whatcom
county. on and adjoining the Olympia
marsh, with their business point ON
Ssmish Island or peninsula. This
Colony. II is said. has following OF
several hundred string; but even il a
hundred families Of them locate ut any
given point in this locality We shall be
well pleased. The more the merrier
and the better for themselves and all
concerned, for they have an abundant
field for operation. We wish them all
possible success and prosperity.
Mrs Annie Zwiefelhofer died ut
Providence Hospital on Friday, OF con-
sumption. She was of German birth
and came to this county eleven years
ago. During the last five years Seat
tie has been her home. She leaves
eight children ranging in age from
eight months to nineteen years Her
oldest daughter is the wife Of L L
Woodland. of Tacoma. For the pas,
eight years the deceased has suffered
with that dread isease--consumption
Some two weeks ago she was taken to
the hospital. but medical skill could
not check the approach Of death. The
funeral took place yesterday afternoon.
The last annual report Of the Congre-
gational Association of Oregon and
Washington. for lSs0-Sl. gives total
of 1865 members. i4i Of whom have
been added during the year. 81 have
been dismissed. aud 40 absentees have
been dropped. There have been 2s
infant baptisms. and 40 adults. The
Sabbath School enrolment 10 1909. aud
average attendance i2il-six churches
not reporting. The attendance on pub
lie worship 10 1704, aud on prayss
meetings 391. The total amount OF
benevolent contributions during the
year has been $l69, 10. although sew
eral Of the churches did not report on
this point. ani for home exps nditurss.
ti7.072 0s.
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DEATH OF MISS LIZZIE BELL. "A

DEATH OF MISS LIZZIE BILL. A
gloon Was cast over Seattle yesterday
by the announcement that Mics Lizzie
N z Bell. niece Of Mrs " Fl Humphrey,
had breathed her last that morning 10
Snohomish City. Miss Bell was born
in GAINESVILLE, Ohio. in the year 1859.
While still in her infancy her parents
removed 10 Idaho. where she last her
father. In the fall If 1870 Mrs Bell.
with her two daughters, Lizzie aud
Lille. came TO Seattle and have since
made it their home. Miss Lizzie was
gifted with voice Of rare sweetness
and compass, and early developed vocal
powers that challenged the admiration
OF all who heard her sing. She was
ever ready 10 contribute her services as
q songstress in aid Of entertainments Of
q public nature. the success of which
was often due to her charming VOICE.
A year ago last December shs caught a
severe cold. from the effects Of which
she never recovered. Her last singing
in public was done on Christmas eve.
1879, in Trinity Church. Soon after
this she was taken Nth rhenm i,ism.
which finally reached her brain and
caused her death. She VAS q highly
estimable young lady. and made many
devoted friends by her smiabIe qualities
By her death mother. sister sunts .. d
numerous friends are plunged 10 grief
Her rem.iLs will receive temporary
sepulture in the Snohomish City cems-
terry. but eventually they will be con-
veyed to Seattle and placed in Mr.
Pumphrey's lot in the Odd Fellow
cemetery.
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Three emigraut trains passed through
town this morning. having come over
land ell the way from Kansas. They
were headed for Olympia and expect
10 settle somewhere near the Capital
City.
The fare Is reduced on the boats be
tween this city and The Dalles. The
Wide West charges IS 80 and the Fleet
wood 81 so The K N Cooke went on
the route yesterday aud now carries
passengers to The Dale for 80 cents
The railroad surveying party are on
this side Of Salmon Creek already on
the way towards Vancouver, driving
down the pegs OF wha; is claimed to be
the last survey. II is quite possible
that ere long Vancouver VIII be united
by bands Of steel with the lard of
clans.
Dir aud Mrs Chas eagle. Of CbeIa,
chic Prairie. have in their family q
young lady only six months old that
measures twenty inches around the
breast, seven inches around the wrist.
twelve inches around the thigh. and
weighs twenty five pounds.
Vancouver has thee sciples of Es-
culspias at present. Mr. J ID Gordon and
Mr. Fl Blair have been reading with DR.
Randolph Smith. of this city for some
time. and Miss Ella Whipple is pursu-
ing her studies under the direction Of
Miss DR. Angie l. Ford. of Portland.
They will ali al. end the course of lee
lures given at the next session of the
Willamette University.
A few days ago. while Hughey
Clean. of Lewis river. was rambling III
the woods near his place. and while
standing on log resting. Il brown bear
suddenly appeared in the path in front
If him. Hughey raised his wager and
sent the contents of it at Mr. Bear.
which so enraged his bearship that he
lunged forward. lighting Old the log be-
side his asssilant This was getting
warm. but Hughey, nothing daunted.
dubbed his gun and began pune ching
him IN good earnest and succeeded in
making it so unpleasant that bruin took
to his heels, leaving Mr. Glenn in pos.
sessi, of the field Censor.
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A PERLoUs PosITIoS.-Mr Alfred
Holman. Of the Oregonian offics', accom-
panied Mr. Tabor. of the engineers of
fee. and Rev J A Gray on an excursion
to Tilsnook rock on Tuesday in the
steamer Columbia. Mr. Holman and
Mr. Tabor, desiring to land on the rock.
placed themselves ia the cage and on
account Of an inexperienced hand hav
ing charge Of the dummy engine, in
stead OF being hoisted for 60 feet and
then swung to land. they we're run up
80 feet. - far as the derrick would al E
low; aud, TO make the matter worse, the
running gear became entangled. dan
gerously fitting the cage and affording
the startled inmates q fine but not
pleasing view of the surf laundering
on the rocks below. After being thus
suspended and in suspense some time
they were lowered to the proper level
by series Of sharp jerks. which, owing
TO their being the victims of NAL de mer
at the time. produced most peculiarly
painful sensation in their abdominal re-
gions. They finally reached the rock
in safety, which Mr. Holman considers
one of the most hesithv spots he has
ever visited, IS the fearful disease witL
which he was afflicted mediatel J
prior to bis arrival at the ssnitarium
disappeared as il by p,sgio upon his
setting foot thereon.
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hotel ARRIVALS
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
Free of Cost.

On. KTNas NRw DISCOVERY fer CONSUMPTION,
Coughs and Colds. Asthma. Bronchitis. ETC., ID
given away in trial bottles free Of cost to the af-
fc'ed. II you have severe cough. cold. difficulty
Of breathing. hoarseness or any affection OF the
throat or lungs. by all means give this wonderful
remedy trial. As you vslue your existence you
cannot afford 20 let this opportunity pass. We
could not afford and would not give this remedy
away unless We knew IL would accomplish what
we claim for IL. Thousands Of hopeless cases have
already been completely cured by It. There is no
medicine In the world that will cure ons-half the
cases that DIR. Kings New Discovery will cure.
For sale by Kellogg 4 Anderson. the Seattle Drug
gusts. Hodge. Davis Co.. Wholesale agents. Port
land
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YRsLER's MILL. The piles have
bean driven and capped for Yesler's
new mill. The engines used in the
old mill are being fitted up ct the North
Pacific Iron Works to propel the ma
chinsry in the new. Two Of the boilers
that went through the fire are being
thoroughly overhauled aud patched by
Msssrs Smith & Marsh. the boiler
makers. One Of these boilers has been
In almost constant use for over twenty
years. and appears to be good for
twenty years more. One Of the old
boilers ID not worth fixing. and In or
der to furnish the required steam il
will be necessary to have new boiler
built. Mr. Yesler intsnds TO 90 arrange
the mill that any mechanic who chooses
can rent power and be able 10 saw out
HE own bracksts. do his own turning,
scroll saving. etc.
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The Capitalization repairing III

The GoLIAH.-After repairing the
damage done by fire. and thoroughly
ov-rhauling her boilers. the Goliah is
about ready for service again. She
has an entirely new crew with the ex-
ception Of the captain. Her officers are
as follows: 3 ID Libby. captain; Ii q
Hardies. mate; WIN Hoyle. chief en-
gineer; Wn DAILY. second engineer.
Her crew comprises thirteen persons
all told. She has passed the annual
inspection and is found to be- o. X,
and will be off for Gamble (where two
loaded ships are awaiting herr today
about noon
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DECISION REvERsEp.--of the seven
cases taken from the Third judicial
District TO the Supreme Court. one
DOLLY was reversed. That was the case
o. Q 3 P Wood against 8 L Mastick.
" which Mr. Wood claimed about 5000
= due him on settlement and closine
1p ct partnership. He lost In the lower
Court. and took IN appeal with the -
mt OF reversal Of Judgment. Nc
nsught aud Haller we're attorneys fol-
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THE NELLIE This steamer. W

THK NELLIE This steamer. which
was sunk on the Snohomish river few
days since. arrived here yesterday morn.
ing aud went on the gridiron for re-
pairs. She had four small holes 10 her
side. just forward Of her engines,
which were quickly fixed by putting
on a new plank. While raising her
the chain broke. and her house was
slightly damaged by spar that had
been run through her. but the whole
damage can be repaired for less than
fifty dollars.
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N,ehol.,. rniallIble Infection.

Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
msnently every case Of Gonorrbea,
elect and Whites. no matter of how
long standing. if directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For ssle by Kellogg & An.
derson, wholesale and retail druggists.
Seattle. W. T.
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A HuoE LAW FIRM.-Ex Attorney

A HUaE LAW FIRM. -Ex Attorney
Williams has united with the firms OF
Hill & Mays. of The Dalles. anil Dur
ham & Thompson. Of Portland. The
new law firm will be Williams. Hill,
Durham. Thompson & Mays. Gen
Williams will attend to all business in
Washington City. Durham 8 Thomp-
son 10 Portland. and Hill s. Mays in
Eastern Oregon.
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Rev Mr. Barr, VS. will preach ct the
Congregational Church this morning,

Rev Mr. Barr VS. will preach ut the
Congregational Church this morning.
Rev J F DeVore will lead the meet
ing at the Y. NJ. G. A Hall this alter
noon.
The ship Two Brothers. with $3.50 tons
Of coal, finished loading yesterday and
Is of foi San Francisco.
Mr. r 8 Clark has lost a valua bic
COW. and offers y reward for her return
10 him. See the notice elsewhere
The cholera infantum is more or less
prevalent in town. One child died on
Thursday last. and q littlei sister-a
twin. at That's not expected TO recover.
This evening tnsre will be union re-
ligious services at Yesler Hall, in which
the Methodist. Baptist. Congregational.
Protestant Methodist aud other con-
gregations will join.
Mr. William TiDkham. q young grad
nate If Ann Arbor (MichigaD) Law
School, has opened Law Office Ia La
conner in connection with the Nc
Nsught firm. Of Seattle.
Yesterday aud the day before were
the two hottest days Of the present sea
son; the thermometer indicating eighty-
one degrees ia The shade the first dsy,
aud eighty six degrees the second
Elsewhere this would bs thought q
comfortable summer warmth. Here 1t
Is talked OF as al almost int lerable
heat.
Nine OF the Blskely boys came
over on the Success last evening. to at
tend meeting of the Odd Fellows
ut their Lodge. Among the number
we will mention WIN Campbell. Thos
West. Joe Phillips, VIM Phillips. Jas
X Mayne, Geo Burchill. Dan Frazer.
M Mcdonald and } Edwards. They
returned about midnight.
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Just reosivsd By express from Ham,
ilton. Pratt 3 Co. New York. fsv
dozen ladiss' and misses shoes, the mn
est ever brought 10 the city. Call and
see them. TREES & RAYMOND.
;I2w Front Street.
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LOADING AT BLAKELY.-The ship
Earl Of Elgin. belonging to Fsrnham
L Co of Shanghai. engaged in the
lumber trade between Port Blskely
and China. 10 now about loaded. The
Courier. ID s Williams and EMILY arr
also loading lumber ct Blakely.
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BAPTIST CHURCH. Preaching By the
pastor. Rev ] A With. ct II am.
Sunday School at l21.. Young Peo-
Plies meeting ct Q pun. In the evening
the congregation viii unite with the
union services.
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LOST A FrS0ER.-Nr A ID Carton.
head sawyer at Port Gamble. had the
little finger on his LEFT hani ripped OF
By the saw last Thursday. He Is doing
well.
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Bucklen,. Arnica s.Ive.

The best sslye In the world for Outs. Bruises.
Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. letter.
Uhapped Hands. Chilhlains, Oorns and ell kinds
Of Skin Eruptions. This ssivs In guaranteed 20
give perfect satisfaction in every case. or money
refunded. Price sse. per box. For sale By Kellogg
h Andeison. seattle. Hodge. Davis 4 Co.. Whole
sale Agents. Portland. d2i-ly
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Buy your gents furnishing goods
hats. caps and cigars at j. A McPhee's
He keeps fine stock. and sells cheap
Call and examine goods Next door to
Schwabseher Bros & Co. s, Commercial
street, Seattle, W. I. off
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ANOTHER NEw ScHoaSgR.- The keel
ass bsen laid for q schooner at Port
niasely by Hall Bros. She will be Of
ae aams dimensions as the Maria Z
s@itn. The new one will DO keel
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MATCH GAxx - The steamer Fanny
Lake will take the Snohomish base
ball nine 70 Gamble today to play q
match game Of bsse ball with nine ct
the latter place.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH The Rev Geo
II Watson. rector. will ofiici.te ct the
parish church q. III. IN. and IL p.
N. Sunday School at ID sm. The
Rev John @ Fair, sssnciate. will hold
services st the North Seattle Chapel in
the morning and ct Reason in the
evening. Chapel Sunday School at 10
am. All are welcome.
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New patterns and an immense guam
tity of wall paper have been received
atAnderson's paint shop for the sum-
mer and fall trade. iel6 If
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Call al Schwabacher's aud you will
find the grandest stock of cloaks and
dolmans ever brought TO this country
and at bedrock prices.
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Get your table linen st Schwabach
er's for thirty cents a yard.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-24

Schwabacher's have the finest stock
OF dry goods and clo.hing in the coun.
try.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-24

Don't feed your children impure can
dies when you can get the pure stuff at
Piper's. If
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-24

Call at Sehwabacher's for your seven
hook kid gloves.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-24

Schw, bacher's is the place to get
your white vests at Que dollar and fifty
cents each.