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Mothcrs' Mothers Mothersi

arc you uIstuIbet night and broken
your rest by a sick d suffering and G
teethY II so, 60 at and get a bottla
Mrs. Winslow's Song Syrup. II N
relieve the poor litthfferer immed;at,
depend upon there is no mists
about it. There is a mother on es,
who has ever used ito will not teli I% "
at once that 1t will late the bowels y,
give rest to the motlnd relief and heal
to the child, opera like magic r.
perfectly safe to useall cases and ple,
ant to the taste, anthe prescription
one OF the oldest and; female physicis
and nurses in theited States So
every where % centpttle. w
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The Dallas Board ,rade will mee
their many friends ar public at nj
hours of the day or nit their magnit
cent saloon and bi hall, corner ,
Main and Austin s. with the hos,
wines, liquors and and polite n
tendance. Their bilhall is the fms,
and largest in the oitaheir tables a,
new and second to in the stet,
When you want a ldrink or oig,,
don't forget the BoarAde. ~
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ATLANTA, Ga, day 10, lsss
known and wthed the use ohe e
remedy known as fits Specific for itv
years, and have IN more wondsnsy
suits from il thaany remedy inser
outside Of the Phnacopmia. kris
composition and d,ot hesitate TO sas ss
1t is the safest AMIDST efficient snt,T nm y
all blood poison 7 is known TO sen
For diseases incidt to spring. il h.
equal In assisting ture to throw o, o
impurities OF the I'D brought on b,s
sluggish circulation the winter mo-
l know II to be irely vegetable /,
prepared from theots and herbs ~
ieorgia forests. A tonic and altar
for children. 1t Is ,erior to eyervtf
as 1t cleanses the sem, tones nm III
geslive organs andves the little ON.
chance to grow anGtten. A few bns
of this remedy " benefit every 'y \
woman and child Inc land, and esneci
in the spring. Yours trp ptSV
q, ksoN SMITH. NJ. l
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Every woman who suffers from sick head.
ache, and who dislikes to take bitter doses.
should try Carter's Little Liver Pills. They
are the easiest of all medicines to take. K
positive cure for the above distressing com.
plant; give prompt relief in dyspepsia and
Indigestion; prevent and cure constipation
and piles. As easy to take as sugar. Only
one pill dose. 40 In wal. Price % cents.
II you try them you will not be without
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Young men, middl men and all
men who suffer from elicretions will
ma Aliens Brain Fouost powerful
inVigorant ever introdonce restored
by 1t there is no relary IL; Il never
ialls. 81; q for S,-Agists and Al
lens Pharmacy 3l5 Fire N. Y. CIV
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citizen of Camden, Maine. recently
found sparrow's nest in the hay field, and
carrying one of the eggs home put it in the
G ock. Some time afterward it was noticed
that the clock. usually a very reliable af.
fair, had stopped. Investigation showed
that the egg had Matched inside the clock.
Ease and the pendr lum collided with the
fant sparrow. The bird, strange to say,
{ .,ved and grew.
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Bryan & Bradshaw Elm street gro
GERS, never fail 10 10 their customar
and the ladies like leal there AZ IN,
goods are fresh aney are deiivers,
promptly to any pat the citv, Tbe,
feel satisfied that VIII ey order tbrons}
the telephone or Sc; that their wan,
will be filed the as if thew tool
them IN person. Nopfit by the exna
rience OF the best hCeepers in DalIs,
and send to Bryan adshaw for von,
staple and fancy gies. They ioon
everything in the ~ line and sell Il
Just as cheap ascan be sold ~
make any profit on u You, who have
not done SO give therial order. law
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a Strong Statement yinaioa,cd

Mr.. ", Z. Clarke, of Providence r.
several years ago made concerning his kid.
ney medicine, Hunts Remedy, the strong
statement that 1t was never known to
fall" How did he dare to say so much
How did he know 1t TO be the truth Be.
cause Hunts Remedy the great kidney
and liver medicine, proved itself to be a
positive cure for Brights Disease of the
kidneys; and he knew that medicine that
would accomplish that, would cure any all.
ment OF the kidneys, bladder, liver or uri.
nary organs. And time has proved the
statement strictly true.
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At certain seasons'f the arly
every person suffers N greats ex.
tent from impurity othe bltous.
ness, etc., etc. This puld be "a as
soon as discovered, nerwise re-
suits may follow. Slman's'Ash
Bittersn will eflectua removal OF
disease and restore 20 to heal
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Summer School at,ock College "a
males and females, WI July md. Isl
and continue eight wecourses of str,
dy-English, Classica Matthews ticai
w: JAMES,
Princinal
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Henrys Carboiio Sally
Is the best salve Tor Uses. Sorss
Ulcers, Salt Rheun =, Chapped
Hands, Cbilblains Co all kinas NJ
Skin Eruptions. Freck Pimples. GET
Henry's Carbolio Salll Others are
counterfeits. Price % "'e
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Fine Hair Drcsslng.
,Cocoaine dresses the hair perfectly, and is
also preparation unequalled for the eradi-
cation OF dandrutf.
The superiority Of Burnett's Flavoring
Extracts consists in their purity and great
strength,
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Are You made miser. Indigestion
constipation, dizziness Of appetite
cure. Sold by w. larson & Co.,
druggists. Dallas. WI
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Mrs. Chas. Smith, %, Ohio, writes,
have used every rel for sick head,
ache l could hear ole past fifteen
years, but Carter's Liver Pills did
me more good than abst. ~
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A Card.
You are ioyied to call At ,,,,o
the ~ Gs, w. rect nearposite
inc my prod, lions in photo,m
offer to the putic an experIer -,
ths aavar,. 40, y, constant with
tons in periectiE this beautiful 'V''"'
Photography not mechanics, =,
art, and he who ould be succesn, q q" ',
have q love for th beautiful and srns
by a happy blenng OF light and ssnj
hne posing, to priuce a beautiiuI o." "u.'
The time has pissed for any pern " &c
cept of caricatpd outline manb az
features with liless expression ,ha
contrary, you shsld accent only ts ;ne
photos, beautiful light and s6ad ~
in position and ltelligent in exXny.
null in detail, a ing OF life. Thru,
style of work yocan always receio we
my hands. My brk on exhibit, VI, u,
my, own creation.I do not COPY b.a "a
and all who pla themselves un,m,.
management in Estudio shall bes,i
cally and intelligtly represented. %"
w. M, MCCIr,
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lotteries.

rms is the only Lottery ever voted ON and
endorsed by tho people Of any State.
Louisiana State Lottery %
Incorporated in 1865 for Is years BY the Lea,s.
lure for educational and charitable purposes%
WIN capital Of 81, oco 0oo-to which a reserve
BY an overwhelming popular yotA liz n.r.
Wise was made part OF the present State Con-
sutuuon adopted December ID, A, d., 1870
Asplendid opportunity to win fortune.
,, ns arsnd single Number Drawings will take
P.ace monthly; ~ never scsles or postpones
Look at the following Dlstrbutioni N-e~
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My friend, look her know how
weak and nervous youis, and Won
know that Carter's Irowill relieve
her, now why not be IA II and buy
her a box2 '''
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The Rev. George Her, Of Bourbon
Ind, says; Both mnd wife owr
GU: lives to Shiloh's nption Cure |,
Sold by W. Il. PatterCo., druggists
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"1 don't feel well 7" mach IL M,
OF order; neglected, thiichronic dys.
pepsia. You should tiers Dyspep.
sia Tablets and avoid tlble disease.
Sold by y. II. Patterso ''
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Ladies should rene. beautiiu,
complexion results frog Acker,s
Blood Elixir. Sold by Patterson 4
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looooo Tickets q Five Dollars Each. Fractions
In I'll .ths In pr0pcrtions
1867 Prises. amounting to ......
CERTIFICATE

We do hereby certify that we supervise tbs
arrangements for all the monthly and sem. an.
nuai drawings OF the Louisiana State LOTTERY
the drawings themselves, and that the same Ar
conducted with honesty, fairness and In xood
faith toward allpartles. We authorize tHs
company to use this certificate. with fac-simiIes
ments, '''A'o
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No longer a question OF opinion, we guar.
antee every box Ut Acker's Dyspepsia Tab.
lets. Price % and so cents. Sold by w. II.
Patterson & Co.
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THE COURSE rRuEE LOVE.
SONS Letters Which ! Their Own Story
of IA French judi separation

soma Letters WntCh bNV own Story
of "a French JutAl separation.
A few extracts fronie diaies of Mon.
sieur and Nine. Dole'will eplain their
appearance before ttribuni of correc-
tiona police IN stor judisl separa-
ton, the husband as intiti, lie wife as
defendant. The wiieites
April 2ith.-Marrat Trny church.
Felt immense Joy. Cid ball 1.-THE even.
ing. My husband slve al.he time.
Both lett at midnight
April 25lh,-l novnow wi my nus.
band was so strangesterdf What a
curious thing is marrs.
April 6,h.-NothI NJ husband
helped me to pack up
April 27th.-Lett fAlaeil,s' A kiss
under each tunnel. EnaH.,d in the
evening. Second nupl rht IN board.
And so on for six NAB I len blank
for two years. Thnfoc:ss-aTmed, but
in q different strai,
February lst.-iy husbanl getting
stout. Met NJ III B at l. SIS
ball. Dance 4, him four 4. He is
very ap >ie yang man.
Feb, 4th.-ly husbandtaken to
smo a pipe. Drrible
IN 30th.-Sa NJ. Paul for the
time. His wife will happy
oman.
AT this time NJ. )olend waiting on
paper the secret offs conjugagivings,
February l5th.-SaDg long with
NJ, B., with toonuch senti;.
April 2d.-My 1fe goes oten, and
without saying god.by, as sfsd to do,
April ith.-ln rply to a t1uestion
from me, gave an ecuse that fonly be
admitted by simteton.
June 18th My YES, yearslfe have
been filed with grit, anguish despair.
July lst.-My dipity requih Why
did open that draer
The drawer in destion coed, be-
sides Madame's day, little It of let
tiers, OF which it wi suffice tote the
first and last. Thelrst:
Medame-You, prhaps, did remark
the person who pas,d to youoly wa.
ter brush on Sunda last, andnet no.
tice the emotion hat causehRnd to
trenble when il toched yolAt that
moment his heart VS. filled wapture;
he now asks you toermit hbee you,
10 express to you te deep arnal SEN
timent you have inbred in
PAUL.
The last was morbrief: 4 -
Oh, Celestinel bw goods
how love you llw can q sn.
favor you have besl1ed on nour en-
tranced, PAUL.
The tribunal prorunced of sep
aratiop.-[Paris Meenger.
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~" es'''''.'''.. '.....,.,............ell 2 400
ShoiS Tickets. 81; Half Tickets, 81, ~
ickots, 800; 90 Tickets, 500.
express. Don't send by registered letter or
psl-ohice order. Orders of IS and upward nv
express can be sent at our expense. Address
W. orders to T. NJ B0ARDMAN, Courier. j urnSl
WEBSTER, 7ol Elm street, Dallas, TeIss' ~
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BrOoins,

BrOoms.
We manufacture our brooms OF the best
material and In the most substantial and
durable manner. Try them once and YOU
VIII buy no other. PFoUTs Bros.
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"Hackmetack," q lasting and fragran
perfume. Price 25 and 30 cents. Sold
by w. II. Patterson, & Co.. druggists,
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Patterson's Peachstone Linlment labora.
tory is behind with orders, but working dsy
and night, will soon catch up The do.
mand Is tremendous.
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A thorough course of Acker's Blood Elixir
will remove. all faint from the blood. IL
cures scroiula, ulcers, boils and pimples.
Sold by W. II. Patterson 4 Co,
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The medicines composing Carter's Liver
Bitters are all American, fresh, home.
grown, active and valuable. They form a
bitters which cannot be used without Der @.
lit. See advertisement,
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That hacking cough can be 10 QUICKLY
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee Il.
Sold BY w. II. Patterson & Co, druggists.
Dallas. Texas, "eo'''''
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shiloh's .Catarrh Remedy-a positive cur
for oatsrrh, diptheria and canker month
Sold Sold n By W. H. Patterson 4 Co., drug
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint, Won
have a printed guarantee on every bottle OF
Shiloh's vitalizer. II never fails to care.
Sold by W. H. Patterson 4 Co., druggists,
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Croop, whooping-coulven asthma
Immediately relieved R's Ensii,h
Kennedy. Sold under y By w II.
Patterson q %. @"'
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Ponds Extract

Ponds Extract. II
THE Vegetable ain Best never
fails to afford relief bm paint once,
and nothing could luce yo,e with
ont II.
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Mrs. r. Mccoy, sco, Texas, says
browns Iron Bitter completely cured
me of dyspepsia in itirst fom."
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In the City Of Louisville, on
Saturday, June 30, 1853.
- mese drawings occur OH the last day of each
, mhoun sundays excepted Repeated adjudica.
uoi BY the Federal and State Courts have
piaed this company beyond the controversy of
me law. To this mpany belongs the sole
n9iDr OF haytng inaugurated the only plan by
fairbeyond question, ''A "on''' 'hu
N B-The company has now on hand large
list Of prizes for the N"'N''' VIZ
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DISENCHANTMEl

n DisS
and Lii
A Very Good Pla
Ere
he Blind HAIR
Mexico has Ions be
the Rio. 9rande as
full Of gold and the
winds and ffankincerh
Of leagues Of grazing land
cattle. Full. Of fab alo,
guarded BY the ghosts o
cavaliers. who CAME TO w'
oflsss nights rivals not Of
Full Of romance song,
trou,csl fruits. 9 south W
,th A odor Of musk, 2
Nov I'll night, full OF
scent Of the sra:
Wsll, try Il. No ny
Central government
svery railroad WINCH
Gexico ffora the
hankrupteH three
Alone the hot countr
the natives. every
the RIc Grande
miles tho grass
can't the chap
required mmense
ber Of cetH1O In 50
history the 6. nd
to q terrible COT y
eyerywaere abound
hsayal. Therefore,
Of territory irrigatlS
sibie.
he eau live he oannt
he becomes shifIless
bier man in every ~
gNascr.
The mines in MAJ
edly rich, but tn,
richer oues In New
Montana, Nevada
then, from a coun
tects to q country W
Then again but
the bitter hatred the
Tor the American /.
guiskeble. No NJ
laval No matter
receiA irom ST..
from N York u
Of the \ xicans
country W. h a h
from the COZ mint
with the Indh, =.
ferior Blaine. y
he would be a d.
Is prescribed. II
AA Mexico as the pol
L. 11nfidee p put It's -
ne orRanissrD Id hd power
~ nai.napolis Is es1v ~
q 2; Ksnns,ddS,
H a,.Innois; 3, az
y. ~
!
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CARNATIONS.
southern railway for all points north aud essi
ana iexs q Pacific railway for Paris and sher.
Al ifttourg with East Line & Rcd Rivsr rail.
sn aS LOT Jenerson, Danrerneld, sulphur spring.
Mestherford, Fort WORTH Dallas and ali MINT,
on that road, "~ M Po'a"
A. Tyler with internationally Great Northern
railway for Palestine. Troupe, Houston, Calves
~n, san Antonio, Austin and New Orleans
4, AZ Norkcanaa and Waco with Houston A Texu
central railway for Housen. 6alvest n, Dallas
sherman and oil other points on that line,
Az MoGregor with Gulf, Colorado and sata Va
MawS LOT Fort Worth, Clsburue, Morgan Be
o Lampasas, Milano, Benham, Rosenburs
'a,vsston and all intermediate points.
rms line Is also open for freight and psssen.
ger business 10 Pine h uf, Arkansas
3koRaE W. LlLLEY. Gen'l Pass. Ag't
GEORGE W. MsTlNE, Gent Msnase NO
st. Louis. Mo.
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~NOTNSUNp."
leOtler Jasper No. aud His Startling
Thebry.
s'san spots" laudl9d by , Gentleman
Of ttl,r.

tn Deepest A>'roaon,r Of TIE Day.
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,na,su Raid Au''e.I

w SSsssA IT. IT, June Sas~ o" @ s,s
ySp.'" .ul New A'A'"'
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AVA n -, TeAa'
t,rctIcs w I \. Amcr,e"" r r' Ame,icaurae
1ossos Jun, .,.s, ss ,ea., s, S %'
CLessntl .e0N "
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:. & 81. Z. Eail,uau.
W ~. =. S>Stttudu.
COTTON BELT ROUTE.
Texas & St. Louis
RAILWAY

open . 6s,esville county seat Of Corvell
y INV the great distributing point for Western
TIME CARD IN EeFEfT NAY % IssS.
NO. /. MAIL AND ExrREss.
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The last was morbrief;

Oh, Celestine! hw goods
how | love youl Hw can q Gle
favor you have best1ed on nour en-
tranced, PAUL.
The tribunal prorunced a of sep
aration.-[ Paris Meenger.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-06

Plymouth Church. Second street be-
special ssryIres IN connection with bsp-
Lords Snpper. Az p H. g song and
Bible service. From the Land Of Bond
age TO the Land OF Promise Ia which
the history Of Israel illustrates the
teaching of the New Testament
cordial invitation extended Sunday
School a. l21s1. Young People, Socle-
81 u Christian Enteavor 81 6.t5 p m.
Note change of time o. evening service
Episcopal Missions, Rev J. c. Fair IN
charge. Services as follows: Talbot
mines at II a. m: Renton a. p H.;
evening prayer and sermon AZ the chap-
el of the Good Shepherd. North Seattle,
at 100. Chapel Sunday School at 2.
ni. All are cordially invited TO attend
Liberal League. A business meeting
of the Liberals viii be held az Yesier .
Hall this evening at 80 O'Clock. w
erybody is cordially inyited, aid al
members Of the League are urgently re-
quested TO be present, as business OF
mach importance will be transacted.
Presbyterian Church. corner Third
and Madison. Preaching at II a m
By Rev. G. F. Whitxorth. Sabbath
School and Bible class at $3.50. Ami
versary exercises of the Ladies Mission
airy Society at 7s5op. N. Interesting ex-
ercises, essays and reports, intsrspe rsed
with good nusic, may be expected. All
cordially invited.
Baptist Church. Preaching at II a.
m. and 7:3D p. IT,, by tbs pastor, ID. j
Pierce. Morning subject, Comedies,
the Cody Outsider" Evening subject
The first Christ Sermon" to young
| people.
| Trinity Church. Ascension Day. Di-
vine service will be held In Irinit,
Church today at 1890 a. II. There viii
be no evening service.
Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev
A. Atwood, p. L., will preach morning
and evening. Love Feast at ~ a. N
Seats free. All invited.
| Christian Church, at the Y. N. c. A
Hall. Sunday School at 10 a. II. 80
cial meeting at IL a. m. All are cordial
~ invited
Rev. d. j. Pierce. the pastor of tt
Baptist Church. will deliver the FIRST o
a series of Christ sermons this eyenins
entitled. The Hebrew Messiah Fore
told by the Heathen." Following ar
the subjects: lie Messiah of Hebre'
Prophecy, - The Jesus of the Gospels,
1.-The Saviour of tie Epistles.
Services today a. 4 p. IN. in Yesler'
Hall. Address by Rey. w. S. HarrinG
ton. All are invited to participate i
the singing Of the new Gospel songs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-06

The steamship Mississippi. Captain
Holmes, arrived early yesterday morn
ing from San Francisco, via Victoria.
She brought to Victoria about 400 per
seas, including 3s3 Cinnamon. She
brought here 242 tons of merchandise,
and 16 passengers, the latter being
named as follows:
VIM Littlefeld, Jim Hink. q w Ham.
bridge, Englebrecht. G 4 Fuller, Chaf
Fontain, Chas Cotton, h A Merrick, Wm
Creighton, G Bailey, ] Durand, J /
KIench. Geo w Holt, F p Rabbit, 9 "
Thompson and Miss N Doyle.
Her freight was consigned as stated
herein:
Alfred Page. H l. Yesler. Boyd d. Pom
Gin. Cosper, Mcintyre x Co, CT Esmonin
g Telling, Chas Frasch, G Fontain, c
Vergin, @ IL p s Il X, d X Howard,
Huntley, r n Van Volkenbrrg & Co,
p Weymouth, F w Wusthoff, f Bories
Geo V Smith, G Davies 4 Co. g kellogg.
& Co, q Demartin, H UhIfelder, H Bode
II Z Levv, Hall 4 Paulson, ID A Jen
nings, Jas Morrison. JnO Robinson, j
Belden, l. Walter, l. Diller, NJ II Will
cox, q ! Co, Pumphrey d. LoxinaD
Schwabacher Bros Il Co, Staokpool 4
Jackson, Smith d Farrar, s C & L Co
r Lyle, Tung Yee Chung, Toklas ]
Singerman, w l. Steinwig d Co, W
Scott 4 Go, Waddoll d Miles, W + AlleI
d Co, Yos Sing.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-06

AZ the ssmi-anrusl examination Of
teachers held in this city May I'd and
I'd. there we're seventeen applicants for
certificates, four Of whom failed TO re-
eeive the required number Of credits
Applicants are examined in ten branches
each ranking l00 credits. making q
total Of 1o00. For frs1 grade certIf
Gates applicants must receive so
credits, reach 80 per cent. in both asi:h-
n1etsc and grammar, and have taught At
least one year. For secood grade, APP
piicaufs must receive $50 credits.
and reach IS per cent. In both arlthms-
tie and grammar. For third grade. go
credits must be obtained, and at least
90 per cent in both arithmetic and
grammar.
The foIieviag is n statement of the
standing Of the candidates:
Mary Condor 3s7 credits, 6rzt grade
certificate.
Linda Olsen 9is credits, second grade
certificate.
Susie Harrington ss7 credits. second
grade certificate.
Lillian Burrows sc credits second
grade certificate
Eva Robbins $50 credits, second grade
certificate.
Edith Robbins 632 credits, second
grade certificate.
| 3 A. pickey S62 credits, second grade
certificate. -
| Belle yrooman SO credits, second
grade certigcate.
Sarah Fosh s44 credits, third grade
certificate.
frankie whaley s3G credits, seconf
grade certificate.
Julia A. Turner s27 credits, secont
grade certificate.
". J. Murphy 7e3 credits, secont
grade certificate.
Ollie Carter 6S2 credits, third grads
certificate. y. s. JoSKs,
King County School Superintendent
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-06

On board the Henry Back (which
sailed in the line of Chas. II. Wells
from San Francisco, April 26th, fol-
Seattle. is freight consigned as follows
For Olympia-Hopkins & Robertson,
n packages: l. Beltnan, %; j Mea-
cham d Co, 43; j V Mossman, 4; Toklas
& Kaufman, 6.
For New Tacoma-McKay 4 Murray
q packages; A Zulusky, IS; Mahncks
j. Muklenbuch, 10.
For Seattle-H Uhlfelder, 6 package.
Il e Levy, s; Waddeli d Miles, II pack
ages; JIG Parker, 10 packages; w
Smith, 6 packages: F w Wusthoff,
packages: Seattle Lumber Company
1000 feet lumber; j Schram d Co, 5S(
packages; John Loary, II packages
Matuilath Manufacturing Company, 3.
packages; Spencer, package; Colder
Rule Bazaar, " packages G Nixon
Co, 10 packages; Post Intelligencer, 3;
packages; H 4 n. for p w Stone & Co
362 packages; Robert Russell. truck
Z Rioe, yacht; w f Jones, 3O6 pack
ages; A johnson, II packages; Toklai
4 Sineleman. Is packages; Harrington
d Smith, Lip.