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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09

The negro has been making himseli
felt in Colorado. The pllse was Gun.
nison; the opportunity, q baby show for
the benefit Of church. TWAS presum
ably an exhibition of white babies, or.
at least. of babies that would be white
In time. A negro baby appeared nj the
show IN its mothers arms. Both baby
and mother were rut out of the hill Nv
a policeman, against the protests of a
number of believers in political and
social equality who showed their SYM
patty by raising twenty dollars for the
baby. Then it WAS rumored in she town
that police magistrate had hired th.
neero mother t. take her baby 70 the
Waite baby show. Then prominent
real estate man." whose wife WAS one If
the managers of the show. net the TO
lice justice and slapped his face. There
upon the police magistrate pulled his
revolver and level.ed it at the real estate
man, bat the Mayor Of Gunnison caush I
the arm of the police magistrate as.hs
was lsvelling the pistol. The police
magistrate hroke-~way from TIRE Mayor
OF Gunnison. and AZ in lsyeilsd his pis
tos at the head Of the real estate man.
Then the City Attorney OF Guunison
seized the police magistrate and pus an
end to the scene. il is chronielei that
much Ill feeling exists in the city. This
Is very unfortunate state Of affairs.
especially for the church fer whose nd.
vantage the baby show was given. and
Tor all concerned, save the innocent
cause Of the trouble, the negro baby. He
has twentv-dollar cloak.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09

The following ara the transfers @
raj estate, as recorded Is the Auditor
ofzse-. siner ar last re1or-
James Mcknight 70 D. 3. JacS=ou-
lot l. block 4. Maynard. piaE. s-a2-
T. Barse % JIM ataso1- Ll1s : J.
). s. :. 5. 8 and 10, block il. d. I. Den
ngs second addition $500.
G.. ". Daacaa ~ q. 4 sate-. tiys
acres Of land II Section II. I0Fs1lSnlp
=, Rangs east; also lot 7. block ~ Z.
l. Pixies second addition. sIo-
C. Schmidt 20 J. Wexelberger, Id
acres n Section 2, Township 3, Range
) east. $40
Id. ". saelssn 20 G. B1rchill. LOIS
3, 4. 5 and 8, block Il. Mercer ad4l-
L D. ". Shelton - 7. OIdfal4. lots /,
?. and 8, block II, Mercer ADDITION
w.Foz 30 G. c. Phinney. lot. Il,
Y. ID. IS and -. block =, Northern
addition. SI25a.
Thaddeus Hanforj 90 6. c. Phinney,
$50 acres IL Section IS Township II,
Range East $1,000.
C. Roniasgu 20 G. c. Phlnlev. lot
block 81. and los 10, block Il. Nc
Ns1ght's addition, 500.
G. c. Phinney to c. &. Phillips. lots
l. and ). block -, l. E4nford' add
tion. 500
G. {. Phiuney TO Mary Jane Lille
and Jane Pullman, lot |, block L, like
addition. 800.
Charles Ross to the c. P ;. R. +. Co.
lot g. block -, South Seattle. $40
hIeharc: HoIFoks 10 w. Y. Cn.se, lots
{. 5, s. 10. Il and u, block IS, Issier !
MeGIivras addition. 1860
Jaau Collins 10 Ta9mas HARNESS.
lot /. block s.. Collins addition. $50.
James Doucan 10 G. P McF ,.iGea,
lots and 3, block :, Union addition,
S-1a1
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DAILY
POST IgTELLIG ENCE2
ywuryS.Ty eF Tgf Sry.

Il il impossible FIR minds ike OTIS 70
corcrfrs the irnuensitv ~ tce grsst erA
of dav. even when told in the plainest
manner. accompanied By tie strongest
possible comparisons. Prot. Mcintyre
recently delivered lecture in Boston
IN which some statements Of striking
character were made. he said that
1886 worlds the size Of our own.
might be packed within the elreun1fer-
ence Of the sun. The planets o. '~3
solar systems x01ld oec1pT no nor
space than is filed eut By the hnik Of
the sun. Were it possible 20 locate TIE
earth in the center Of the sT1n, and &C.
the moon to revolving as 1t nov dses
still there would be room enough for
the moon 10 follow its orbit within the
circumference Of the Sun, and still!
swing round $4,000 miles inside the
rim. Speaking Of the heat Of the SUI.
-Se lecturer affirmed that, if the heat
mat exists in one square foot Of the
sun could be conveyed 70 this earth III
diminished, IL wo7ld nm 100 steam er
cines OF 100 horse power each. The
heat Of the sun il sufTieient to reduce
the Pacific ocean to steam in twenty
minutes. The artistic powers OF the
sun were alluded 10. Our great paint
ers turn out few pictures II life
time. The SUI prints thousands ~
millions Of pictures n five minutes.
Hydrogen prosa5erances with Ie.s
bursting upwards OF 10000 miles are
common, while Prof. Y0ua2 once OBJ
served a Jet rise 10000 miles in half Al
hour. The light Is IiT times greater
than that of the calcium. and nearly
four times greater than the electric. All
the battles Of tire world, boiled down.
would not begin 30 produce a din equal
to the uproar constantly being kicked
up on the suns surface. The SUM-
diameter is so vast a. TO more than equal
the orbit of oar earth, iucladInC even
the exterior Of the planets. No matter
how big story IL told Of the sun,
bigger one might be told, and still be
within the truth.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09

A SURE CAsy.-Ea sp3rs for seme time
past were noissd about thas ev.rvtasslt
vas not correct Ia the y. T. L. Il. tram
masters office at Suyarus. Finally th.
reports cnlainatsd IA tia arrest ~ ".
Z. Gore. the tram master. GA severed
charges of forgery. tfser wing nss.
urinary ex animation hs WIS pat .ls.r
$500 bail His friends igauss. s.slv
offered To 20 ora his boud, aas Gore -
fused, saving that Be preferred 81 ~
main IN Jail Gnsll such tfese as a= e0a1A
prove BIS inGocence. 81 asssueUtsg hrs
bail WIS reGg5ea ~ ~jtA1 which wsz
furnished. aud his ease pas a8 uzslI
5auusrr 3ist. 4 day Or 81 ufe71oas 81
Gots's *rre@s bis wife AID children Dor
parted fog Portland. IasotSi1st IL sGaer
his rslsaSs Core weCs - boEt.8zs,3. ass
teUsfaly To work Gp bis defense as ezes >
quarters. On arriving there ae VS. Z
tee y. Z, ottlcsS oGge. stBge Eklsb s1saa
ne has made atnasalf .esaytht~& eak as1-
rteFoas," 4 - suTpessst thsa ha ass
so9Gat the protection II tCe fFs-7sa aaE
Tbs y. Z. Company, we uuG ea-taA
elders a reward fer s1s Svess t. It IS
whispered about il rsalrtssd c1~- b-~ ta &
desa!eatloias - tSa staguns uf 5t,S
have occurred in the tram rs~,sFe'
guilty. % sh ring the sIl-sastea ztsr~
ls8ss winter Gore ieft TIE HaLleS So IN
debt. &rG four mouths after be sstt slaad
a.s poSltlsn II Sartgue he bc1as 2EG
paid Tor q $40 ressSszEet- - -s1su.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09

Benton, pag up the Missouri RIVER
lad sn early START BY reason Il re loct
ton thar. Of j ssEong military post, sal
Z ztruxaIef On q nils e for ovsr tve1zy
ears. Like other places ia Montana
snd Dakota It n nov doing finely. Il
has \ population Of 9lg0 inhsh5. srts,
ma is one Of tie best balls t5a-- a-s-
sze4n LAX. Superior and Pa~=t aoH-d-
Owing 70 the high price Il luuaer, brick
has been the common building mater B.
Iast year over $4,000 uera ezp-a1ad
Ia improvements. A 8500oo hote. has
inst been completed, and tie cry boasts
u 4 Chamber Of Commerce and other
4yisisncaa 0f metropolitan l4te. ezn-7c
q the entrspot - the BRITISH Northwest
Territory. 7. has drms sho Ga ry
stocks Of nearly half q million do.tHrs-
From Benton the hundreds u sa1s-cf
'-eiakt received VIA tG- 3la,a7fi. a--
shipped 20 the interior. al t-is fr@lgtst
.oes from Bismarck. and gives employ
pent 20 tweut- two steamboats, darlaz
navigation
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09

DEATH OF Mas. ANGgEws. Mrs. II ~
Andrews. wife OF Peter Andrews. osrhls
c.tv. died at her hone on NH street,
Yesterday. a. half past o clock, after p
long and painful illness Her al.uaat
vas an ulcer OF the stomach, and for ii
long time Der life has been desp .l-ad %
hv the pbvsicg ans. Mrs. Address Wa
one Of the pioneer women IF Fg2-t
Sound. having come here tzeaty FIVE
wears ago. with her busosud. and -et~
tied on farm on tie banks 81 White
river. where she resided until about
eight wears ago, y hen sha moved ID 5a
attle aud opened 4 prIvata boarding
house nelr the foot Of CommsrcIll
street She as wonen of steclrr
qualities. and devoted wife auI math-
er. She leaves 4 husband ard f,mr
grown children Hon. l.. T. Au3rews.
Of IaCouneF; Mrs. Cspe. J H. Marshall.
Mrs. Capt j. ). Hill aud His, fss
Audrews-au1 4 nGmber Of Gr2Dl,h
dsen q, u'o9rn her lsssS. i he deere zss5
was about s., years Of Rze. and uAgts the
past tao IS three years bad enjoyed
perfect health. her husband r.cau5}Q
bEllt an elegant Residence on + &tA
and Mil streets in which he hopsd ~
company With his lie partner ta pass
their old age IN peace and comfort, bat
death has stepped III and altered sIl
these plans. Thus. one bv Gua, taa
pioneers sre passing awav, ard
the name Of Mary Andrews xii! b..
hsuliad ,}oxn SIS cre Of the ao5. IS u
them all.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09

II fire limits had been established
here year or two ago. and the con.
struetion of wooden buildings forbid
den down town" the city corporation
would today be many thousand dollars
better of than It il. ar soon will be. We
have particular reference in maxine
this assertion 10 Front street repairs
suppose substantial brick and secre
buildings had been erected on the IVES:
Side OF the street, instead of The wooden
ones wa now see. They would. Ike the
Lssry- Fesser heilding On the sane street,
have had SOLID walls beneath them
seven or eight fecs thick. walls tina,
would have sustained witnous treaor
any little slide Of earth likely ID c,su,s
from the street above. This is matter
Tor property owners and nauai.i ral
authorities 60 consider with references
to future street work and the early Is.
adjustment of ire proof buildinn
limits.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09
CALL FOR BIDS.

AUDITORS OFFICE. King Co. ". T.
TUE. B'lARh 0E' COUNTY CUMMIS-
1 cners for King county, w. T.. hereby
solicit sealed proposals for the BURNING al
the deceased county poor. Ia the County
CseEnet terry. GA N l}awaFaIsh RIVER durin-
the period % Gre :. 2r srsrn and after the
ioEh day OF February fss2 Bids to o.
placed IN sealed envelope marked Bids
for eaElas OF saecsa 81 ogi21v Poor znf
4 ed n the Auditors Cffssce before Ii s m
q saturday. the ieth inst. The Board re-
ser Ing the right 10 reject any and all
/ asss. ;. |. HARRIS.
County Aulttor and ex-e4ziclo Clerk Of
Beard.
Dated FEB. = ISsl esa ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09

Pullman CITY. Illinois. thanrh hardly
four Years old, has cost six mil.ian aal.
isFs alreedf. The city eemssias threa
Thousand 1.-Two hundred acres OF land
oossins aiehs hundred thensanl ,la,,,rs
and the town proper covers an ARA ~
hss hundred acres, including the war; /,
q tbs eaisbratsd Pullman Car Mauaf.,.
tnriug Company.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09

AUDFroRs OFFICE. Ki-g &C. x. It.
rTyHE BOARD OF COUNTY, f'07ErTT~-
siOuars for king rounty. ". T.. hc-sAr
solicit scaled prop .sa's - s~pp} me 3fcgl
and surgical attendance and medicines.
FIR the term Of one yea f0n FehrUary
~. SKI. the prisoners confined in the
Comfy Jail omrai e from this co MY.
and the county poor of the county. il kept
in Sc tile. and also separate bid. to b.
considered II C sc the poor shoU 4 he < r.
On the County Farm All biist b. DIaoed
in sealed envelopes and marked - Bids for
Medical Attendance and Nedie ines. and
t. he fled in he Office of the Co snfv
Auditor before a. m of Fr'dav. the Orb
instant. The Bnard reserving tn right 10
reject any and all bids.
:. C. HARRIS.
Count Auditor and ex-officio Clerk Of
III E~ar1.
Dat d February ), 1888 fef fb
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09

Aozx HoUsES,-Rohert Aa'ps Is eav
iRg his resideace "a Uai1a stz-ss .aoTA4
aroas3 80 as - fsart % Ffsa street.
md on his beautiful lots h wi ~ onea
cssa3vaencs TIE erection III E3res t7.e-
story residences, sea 2SsxSs. s3th kssss1-
ems n the rstr l-X@8S frese Asass s
viii have hGssa es1ltaEs. aut Utres& ~ .EA
cot and Ssg& Sztsr. 8n0 ether ss1s4 vva~
Iencsss. TIE cssatr4cf has eesa leg 10
MIR Morse. requiring thetr ssnptsssisen
av the IL 81 Aay. We aBsisr>s nd
taese houses have 81 hseR s&saSsG fer
Mr., knspe will then have Ave gemesEsgst
houses CA his teo laiG0 stree .stss, al-
Of which be viii rvns. Srd BE N1is re-
move his family ta North >S&fsse, wGere
b. hss property whseA he sases,<fs isz-
nruxsrss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09
COPP'S MILK RANCH
on THE
L Cd \ THUS FARM.

nRDER SLATE AT DENSN0RE &
- 5oaassn 5. corner II Third ard Talon
.tTe~ts. sad at GsifFarss's upholstery segsrs.
FronE SszsssL tl-1ecs iefs On the slate wslI
ae promptly attended TO.
feS RI L A Cnpp
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oae a2a4red cap3eso Of thu Fys2t SAozs
- %saa -, CONTAINING Pierce ard
Ans AY vssss ssslssss for sale hv
e. Asayses & &ae. az . cents eae-..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09

In his report for the year ended last
June, the State Inspector Of Mines 81
Ohio states that the annual production
% eoal has increased sincs ls1Z from
5 sI5. 2.g4 tons 20 $4,000 tons n 1852.
The Increase upon 1851 was oger &C.
10 tons. The undeveioped coal of the
State l. estimated At s5,ef0 COO, no tons.
The amount mined tins far Is shogs
100000 tons. The inspector l. Of tie
opinion that an equal amount has been
wasted on aceouat Of a lack Of accurate
mining plans and engineering SAIL.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09

The Sheriff Of New York has sold ont
the effects Of the 4aericsH qseaH. 4a
lss,rs' Ba-ir and Efts5lrr. II seems a
little singular since the sale Is said 70
have realized $4,000, and the property
vas worth more, while thu Judgments
were for $4,000 only. Whether tais
closing out by the Sheriff means s1e
s4,pensioa Of these publications., or
not. We cannot say.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09

Pebble spectacIes and eyeglasses IT
VIM Il. FiEche's, opposite the New
England Hotel. diff
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09

Comic fancv and satin masks st the
Golden Rule Bazar, Front Sheet.
i3G-I0t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
CALL FOR BIDS.

AUDITORS OFFICE. King Co.. W. T.
THE BOARD OF COUNTY CONNT+
| siouers for King county, W. T hereby
solicit sealed proposals for the keeping Of
the county Eocr. either ca the County
Farm or IN Seattle. fer the term o. two
years ensuing Bids to be Tor proper sup
port nursing, beds ami bedding for said
poor. the Board agreeing 70 q CIV tn
party receiving the contrac the usa Of the
Count Farm and the bulldogs thereon.
and any BEDDING befongin< u the eolIu ty,
prov iGing said party agrees TO keep the
poor ~ zaii arm. All bids TO srate the
rate per say for each patient. Bids TO be
placed in seaied envelopes ami MARI ed
I" Bids for care OF Cou " Poor" and fled
"a tae Auditors Office OF said cou ty be-
sore 3 am. OF Friday. the 9tn inst 1T. The
Board res ryes the right TO reject any and
all bid. :. &. HARRI
Coun Auditor and eZ-offi1 10 C.erS CT
said B'lar,i-
Dated February 5. 1888 fef It
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NOTICE.

-TSdE ENGINEERS OF PUGET SOUND
a-s ne9aesss1 ~ meet an III. l7ta OF
FEBRUARY. A. sae asFs - e Hall s. ST0,s.
e I'll ptarp - & organizing an .4zsosIs-
Essa " sla ne agSsRsrrS. IL l. harlsss al
III asssz1- 81 request Of naAzy u the
essgs
SeaesIs. u. r. Sresarzss-w : ssss s.-
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Girl Wanted.

TO Do GENERAL H0USEwORK IN
q small family. For further psrtieu-
lsrs apply corner Columbia and Second
streets. i23}tf
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Convex perescopIc glasses for pres
byopia. at Little Macs.
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Team for Sale.

4 SPAN OF GOOD HORSES. HAIR
~ cess and wagon. with box and wood
rsck. for sale cheap. c. A. Barton.
Inquire a. Plrna2 s IfiEses second hand
stora. Cherry ST. ~ ~
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conmis.gs,Eg-. PROCEEDINGS.
SEATTLE, Feb. :, 1888.
Eulf Ral-I y1-aSAr+

SEATTLE, Feb. {, 1888.
Full Board present.
The petition Of James Crawford 81.
al. fer 4 new county road from the
EacIe place 20 the Masonic cemetery,
VS. granted. and D. I. Denny and J.
E2rr,o Sera appointed receiver. 70 meet
February -. 1888. TO view said road.
iva hundred dollars were appropTI-
ased for the bridging Of creek DC the
county road between Squak Slough ard
foIt. and for tna corda-ovIQg OF Z
marsh On said rod. sne work 70 be
done under the supervision Of J. c.
0COnnor.
The account OF ". Y. Scaenek. S1-
pervIsar ~ Road District Nc. 20, waa
accepted
Board adjourned.
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A WOMAN TO Do HOCSEV- 9 RN.
y Good wages paisi.
J. r LEWIS.
feS-tf Corner Third ard Cherry sts.
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DIR. Mary Brown has ser Office IN Rel
nlg's Block. corner OF FIR III and Marion
streets, and rooms with Mrs. POntius n
Font street, foot OF Madison.
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WANTED.

\ GOOD RELIABLE Girl. TO Do
\. 19sgse w9rS. Nsla iears. OF : steady
situation sad good waxe& BY applying al
sass 0xfsce. - =
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To Rent.

UNFINISHED AND UNFINISHED
Rooms ID rent. Apply ar the Cnrnsgi-
stlon Grocery Store. On Front street rear
FNNe.
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TIE CKUgLrx CASNs. The trtRl. -
trials. CT George Cen~sy, trss laase Of
tina saip Ca2IsengeE. Tor cruelty e. tas
cEe~ ea bsE late voyage fEssu1 k'1l..ssss &
phia. ended az Seg lsSauls.. ss'SsegNtsy.
ls viii 80 resseEaacFed taAs seven III
sictaaSsass were fesacd aGsEss { a
tn t~a cd these ss aas Suaavle L. %
two acquitted, ana o. tAsee te~ Ia \
disagreed John kSe-sseat, -e.assfss IA st.s
81 sac Ssksse se4Q, Nsss 22s l9.ss s.
ea times, IsasteE es=e 3ss> se
&s'slasstsst, nasssT tNo ssa~setsa q. s3
etasssT fssez ass ssA Ia tp4 ErlsS3, SEES
ieae@ n es7sa { -, "a ssaSh Il 3. v )
deferred unsa sas tssslN ass "a =. az
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Tbs celebrated Crown Cylinder. soFsr
p.4 and ossser tIbric;saiag oils az Tald
7 Csrn-feli'S
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Eyeglasses for all sights at Listl,
Macs.
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Coacave glasses for myopia at Little
Macs.
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4 y ETDFrLY LADY. TO TAKE CARE
~ Of children occasionally: can have
free room snd hoarti Please apply ~ she
corner Of Tenth and King sss. fe4-fw
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To Let.

4 HANnSO MELY FURNISHED
- Boom. with gas and heatiag and rise
OF bath room 70 man and wife. Refer
ences exchanged. Over Temple Of Fash
ion store. southwest corner Second ana
Marion ST.. fe.Iw
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BILLS CoLLEcIA.,. -...,..... .-.,eiatad
WIN myself Mr. L. L. Punphrev, am
better prepared than ever to attend 10
coiiecsIors. Persons having Ionr-star,!
ding of dItlcuit bills to collect, Will find
Ii 30 their advantage 10 place the mat
ter II my hands.
FEED e. SAyDFR-
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4 GOOD BL NTH At THE
\ ColuTi bia and Puget Sound Railroad
shops Apply al the oftira
J. H. COLNAN.
s9T Asst. Stunt.
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Masquerade costumes at Myers the
batter, Commercial st 'eet. II q
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L|ORTY GOOD sxEMES. To MAKE
4 hop naies. None bur good woods
men need anuly. ALSO tT-a good tenn
srers. who understand nfow.-y Apr,iv 70
JI5I COVE & VIII SGE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09

Gentlemen, for suspenders. hosiery
oyeraIls, etc, go 30 Clayton 6ros.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09

We hava Just received. per Dakota.
the finest line Of {. ?. corsets ii Seattle.
CLAYToS Baos.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09

Gentlemen. il You want 4 nics fitting
shirt go TO Clayton Bros.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09

iesler says that Piper's milk bread
Keeps him IN good health. Piper SAYS
szlAt Iesisr Is the most czlidae7 man II
town. dI5tf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09
Situation Wanted,

4 WOMAN WANTS 4 STCATr0S
y g ID general heasewo-k. App ' At
hs Arlington
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09

What Is the great crv from ocean to
eeans kendau's SPAWN Cure. Read
q Eersiselaeas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09

Infants robes complete at Clayton
Bros.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-09

David. the Sinner, assa = ssse ltssAl essx
liiissss1snes and saas iasn eas baslsassss,
sttil he shines for tsa e~lAts. raax
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-06-16

CROP PRosPEcTs-Thes summary of the
reports for the month of May of the De
par.ment of Agriculture at Washington
represents the cotton crop though some
what late, as fair, with an increased acre.
age of per cent, as compared with last
year. The season has been somewhat
backward and dry, the latter circum.
stance, however, atfording opportunity for
thorough culture.
The winter wheat crop will be short, the
average being Is per cent against 80 on
the 1st of June year ago, The spring
wheat area, however, has been largely in.
creased, and IN all the principal spring
wheat states, as Iowa, Minnesota, Dakota
&c, is IN hlgh condition Corn, also, ex
cept IN limited localities where the cold
wet spring and bad seed have interfered
with planting, Is upon the whole in good
condition, and promises larger crop than
last year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-06-16

INDIANAPOLIS, May @2.--To Joseph P,G
hf7er, Esq: Win us this is the nii year.
We have no election of any kind this tall,
and there is absolutely 40 political agita-
ton IN our state, except such as arises from
being interested spectators of political con-
i'icts II other states. feel strong con-
viction that the political tides which set in
favor Of the democratic party last year win
continue until the party shall be trlum.
phantly Successful at the next presidential
election.
The tariff issue, connected with the gen.
eral subject Of revenue reform, will neces-
sarily be AL important question N all III.
ture political contests until il Is settled up.
on the doctrines of the constitution and
the principles of sound political economy
We may be some time reaching solution
Of the question, but as the public mind
comes to be enlightened il will not be salts
fled with any tariff that has not tor Its lead.
ing purpose the raising Of revenue for the
government; nor with the details of any
tariff law in which the duties laid upon
foreign merchandise shall be above the
revenue point. With my best wishes tor
your success and also for the success OF
the cause we both so earnestly support,
am yours Truly, E. J. MCDONALD