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NEtIIlN lN blbNb.
IoNuoN December The Paris cor
RESPONDENT forward. the second letter
written In blood hy nihilist in the
Iruuhl,t- l\io tort at ST. irturshWg II
desc ihcs thc narrowing treatment ui the
prisoners. and ,nys that the too gwen
Jur u fiurtunt'r prisoners Is often
muuIJy uld sometimes even puDud.
lNsuulrry and scurNcv are prevalent ana
thcuuutur. are afraid To touch their p-
urnts. But trW unuiyiucs ARE prescribed.
and when ordered the order i> counter
muuj,d. The prisoners rot away AMI
rNhnlc orders suuh ns ptunAtc from dead
bldirs even before lite is extinct.
and the number who 90 mnd In
consequence ui their terrible
suffering j. daily ON the increase. Mai
mcu are stuupcddown and whipped Win
thr kuought by tie keepers nui thrr
hcrcryvll, and screams al agony through
ont the night. chilling the blood %! the
listeners with horror. MANY oi th'I rl--
uuurs hnSe committed suicide and tits
said thnt Our pOOr uirl va, uutrAg, II hnd
poisoned to prevent the crime being de
t,crci
Tie rats are the worst enemies ct the
prisoners, and "A woman Who had hcr
baby WITH her was obliged t" hr CON
stanily ON watch and light night an' day
towoycnt the rat, from dryoulnS the
child alive.
The Use OF combs ANA -onp
is forbidden, mud the prisoners,
especially the women whose hair 3, a-
lowed To- grow, are literally drvourcd hy
lice.
The lnilcrs are mucitul only to tho,
having money nnd prisoners who lcius'
to upIN to qupslluns put 10 thrm are tor
turcd, and In cases the violation OF Womvt
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WTIUTNNT UOI UWTNT8 NT0NTU.
Bnr-4EL-, December Z. Tn Hremcu
continue to play streams ot water upon
tu, burned p rtlon ot the palace OF the
legislative chamber
Nearly An tnc document. connected
win the fouuda ION Of Belgian inde-
prndrutc, inc ud ng the original con
-tituton aud charter, w.rc destroyed.
The damage tone by the fire "a esu-
mated at l2OOOLOO frauc-.
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IMPORTANT BILL
TO BE INTRODUCED INTO CON
GRESS.
A New Committee Action of the
Pacific Coast States Congress
men Murderer HANGED
Colided.
nIrnnLANr LANn MN.
4 NonLE GERMAN TRAMP,

WN-mN3ruS, December T. - The
thrc. hl.- relating tu the public lands
which w.rc introduced 10y Senator lu-
eulls, are designed to materially IN.
pity t.c operations OF the general land
office and change srveInl important par
ucullr, lu thu mrthu! q acquiring
titles a. puhhe lands.
The first pruvdys for the repeal ut
the prescription laws but authorizes Il
second homestead entry by persons
vino, having mudc one homestead en-
try. have for any reason failed t.
acquire title, and who, at the time
have never made "a filing under the pre-.
emptluu Hci
The second rcpca's TIN timber culture
law but permits the title 20 b. pcrfec-
ed III accordance with the provisions VI
that law upon claims eut red before the
passage NJ the repeating act.
The third aud ia~t series proposes to
amend the homestead act by prohibiting
communication here under the law until
two years shnll have elapsed from the
date OF settlement; one year Of winch
must be ON record IN the land Office. 1t
also repeats the provision law under
winch the local land officers are author
ilrd to receive ACCOMPLISHMENTS and i'm
mediHtrly throw the claims rchuqui. he'd
open tn entry.
The effect Of this series OF measures,
II they come law, will be- Ia limit the
amount ut public entered by Jingle
iudIyIduul, who can only secure one
claim Ut 100 ne cs of land, after two
year, uctuul residence thereon, by pay
ny 81 ~ per acre, or, after five yeUrs
residence, for nothing. The provision
respecting ACCOMPLISHMENTS l. designed
to- put stop to tine practice of ming en.
tries upon the pm lie nni- and huldi
them f.r the purpose "t selling the Ie-
I ruvulshmcnt, thus increasing the num-
bcr ol ttleis. Under the existing laws
q citizen may obtain three c'nims--onc
each under the homestead, pre-cmpuou
and timber culture laws. lie secures
the timber culture claim without resi-.
deuce, and may purchase tho prc'emp
tlon nni homestead claims aitc7 only
SIX months actual residence.
IMPORTANT COMMITTEE rG0roSEp.
WA,uNGroN, December 7,-'lhp senate
committee ON rules have completed then
report upuu the revision of the SENATE
rules.
The report proposed new committee
ON Internal imuoY omrut- he appointed
The committee says that If two new com
mittcDs are created on internal impru,"
ment- and expenditure, OF public money
To tine former can hc required all suffice
,hting Ia rivers. hWburs and the bG
known a. the river AMI htrhur," lruvlr.
. tu rhr committee ON commerce NOW haV
= ng iuri- diCtluu over Tia SIC subjects, tn
consideration ut all questions relating t
commerce shipping, tuc merchant murin
tie life saving scIyi"C, AMI llEnt house
}. Thr Necessity tor thi, division il in IN
= opinion Of thc cnWnllicrc L
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CmcNGo, Dec. hpr IT, lhp round trip
rate of go, between Chicago, Buffalo,
niagara Fuls aud the Suspension bridge
which ha- been N operation for some
months, WIS suspended by the action ol
the trunk hncs to-day.
4 delegation has LEFT this city for
Washington TO-DAY for the purpose 0f
attempting to secure tine holding Of the
next national rrpu' lIcuu convention IN
this city, aud will nppcfr before the ma.
tional committee ~ irs coming mr"tlnE
j. W Maokey, formerly M chTgo of
( the foreign department ~ y. Is. Far
bauk's great lard hpu-c, was arrested to.
day, while attempting to negotiate at
the Onion National bank u draft ON the
Bank Of London for 1000.
uIiN BLOW.
BEYNoNu, TcN., December "A very
peculiar storm NrunN our town this
/ morning M about { u'nlOnN. uu" box
/ house was blown irum The hlucbsani The
/ awning blown nom the houses. An
awning was blown across tine house OF 20
/ eros, street aud carried ucfus, Main street
and struck the top Of the tine
wall ut H. Schmidru store,
damaging IT to some extent and pas d
over his house aud fell tp tine ground
Mrs. S. G Flyuu'- front awning was
torn of aud carried over the house, fall
lug ON her kitchen, almost dem JII-Glug
IT. The storm affected nothing but d
few hpu-es on fp ar bloc r, ur an area of
abcut one block. Eu. few people knew
anything of the blow IuI. duyh-ht
rorK rAcEruY uru,lp
CfuAR Eup-. WA, December Z.
ii e. was d .-cotrrod ut "clorE t,i
morning M the Sinclair packing e-tuh
h-hment one ut the most rN'ruslyr Oh
the kind N TIA" west The fire 0ngnnt
ed IN the engine room and prrai Vu X
ly 10 thc rendering room, where thrr
were 2jn Cnses OF llrl Iu process 't iru
deriuR, aud within u minutes the 'u
the wing WAS 70 muss ~ flames.
The Gremcu were uu the gr'uu,
PROMPTLY. but IT was % O'Clock hcfur
the couiIagraIOu WAS chuc, rl. CO.
fourth ~ the bu,liIuR Ia Iu luu- IT'S
loss ~ SlOOUDl- fully insured. Ihra
hundred employees ave ont ~ Work.
SEw POLITICAL rNTY
Bo.roS, December lilo prcs.Iet
( ~ the wol kiugmua- u-socia ion, NJ
1 Lynn, called for national cuuvruuu
q II the uRtioua! worhlngmeu's par
/ where nominations can be made Tor cal
Il didates for president and ycc-pJeslIel
y Oi the United State.
/. nuESED oS lHE RAIL.
PouGHREErs December III
sleeping car Of the Chicago express lea
q, ing New York at q O'Clock last mig
r was discovered 10 Pee on fire when Il
- tram wa, mar Ca-tIetlu, 1T ! uclUi
this morning A mtu named Murph
u Buffalo, was slightly biiHtrred ON b
. Il ..
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SEAS0NABLE GOODS.

Almorc's Mincc Meat.
New York Buckwheat.
New Orleans sugar House Syru
New Orleans Sirop dc Batterie.
Pure strained honey
All the Condiments necessary for
Fruit cakes, Miuce Pies and Plum
ruldugs.
JOuN +. MARSHALL.
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posed to have been caused by au nccu-
dmry.
"lUNu w FRAUDS.
Curr,do, December r. John Elem.
ing aud Frank L.. louag, who are being
prosecuted under the federal statutes
iorpur.l. lpntiun 10 what have become
know ns the Fund "" fund.-. aud
whose trlul has been in progress Tor the
last two weeks before Judge Bio grtt
IN tho luiiei Stntrs distrlcr urt, wrro
fnun guilty ON all the count. the firm
known os Fleming i Morrison, adycr-
& h-od to do commission business nu the
/ Chiras1 hunrd Il trade, induce 70 great
many prorln m the United $ ntra
and Cantdn to invest m the Fund ~"
/ They ,llertrd & ,OOnO0D and claimed
/ Ia be- ming il IN -u,yulauug uu thr board,
+ -,uum. tIr subscrih.r, from liuc To time
large dividends urun tr'r in.r-lmcnt.
.Ihr trIctd nuth"iiilr' exposed the irtud
md Fleming n,d To tunudh but Was
recently arrested in DHk"n.
Mrir'ah II -upp''rI 10 or lHN'h' uUI
L'r'nS Nn- proven !" nave h''h 10 "''Ne
coy nee. ~ "''n l"' "'", ,...,..,...,
~, l"'v u''"l, ~, ''' w,
U.s., VI W. '''',', ",'' ,"'
y,rr,' y,r, strongly Irtrnd,I.
The law make rhc maximum pcnlly
in such eases 500 and imprisonment, 1t
the drsrlct on - ihr court.
ABATEMENT of A77LiH.
New lunh, December z. The sch"d-
ul,s in tho assignment for he benefit of
the creditors ~ Levy Bros. q Co.,,
cluthIcrs, T., solomon II Kahn, were
filed to-day. llthlhti. IS, s. l1U,G59, uum-
iual H-s tts, SlHllNl3, lctuHl, STILL
~ The cont uguul uabllltes NJ tine
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WASHINGTON December a. meeting
ot the members OF congress, rom Tue
Pacific coast states wa "II' 'H-''y
There were pres. NJ H',''"Is lIm,'i,' "'"
NIa'rI' h'li c'c"'1 , '','i',.
summer HI'''"oh' h,.'',' ilii',''l' i,S
INA ',,S'1N ~ '",", ,i,',, .r,,,r,.
u' u'9,,,t W. ',U p,SS.G, rn,,, ,n,.
"Ua ru'.'' ,, s,-,a,'r. i,, ,.r,rt IN ,t,r
o,t''t,,,, cnug,c.. IN rhe interest, Of
~. ,',,i.',,, tho paciGr cnn.t nsuccial-
w.. r,.lln,rt IA crr,pg Inc def eta NJ the
' -" ty,,nss. r,str-ctinD act IT was
,,,,r,, that s.y.r,I members .,,e. prrpnr.
,,, i,'iry c,,.r,u', tLr matter but II was
~, i.,' r'os'. tI,a- rt,IIiu, "A meeting. II
,.nnIi hs hotter To- hive All the r"urr.
,,,,,,'t,,,'. - ,ho, s.ctinu unitr mon a
a'nt or,inr
I,n meatiug discussed the evasion
,o1. Ly the Cnin,ge Immigrant. lu.
pi.hcd certificates by hc Chinese Hu-
thOnue- emitting them To- EN- CRATE u
his country Az belonging to the 'ihs'r-
privileged by law ana hnhlly hgitt'
,,raa,.,t IaI IA he nrepDred nuI intro
'nred simultaneously ia both houses az
tine Joint work of the Pacific coast dele
pniors.
4 lmmtt.c consisting OF Senate
D1lp4 mad Representatives. Hnuly uut
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SAN TrANcl-Do, December 1.-ll is
reported that when the freight POOL,
composed ot Sol Wmgcuhctm, NJ, Wa
trrman and others lost from two to
three millions hy tine heavy fall IN ,trs,
Claude Sycirklc- was caught to tue
cNtrut " three huudr thou-aud.
Another account suy7 that 'hc wheat
frcigh, ring ls reported likely to incur
Losses of from two To- three mn hons low
the decline IN freight. II ts rumpuscd
~ several smaller puol-, aud tin udi.
vidu,l losses will probably hc hght
Neither Wuugrnhcuu cor Waterman will
lose any serious amount, will the
regular wheat shippers. whose charters
/ were mulnly taken ut profitable rates.
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MAuiRoEouGu. Mas, December u
The Carey block burne here today. in
yolying d loss OF S3J,uOli fully covered
by insurance.
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WA-UlNornN, December I.-tia'laul
has recr vel Letters from officials OF the
United States and the state courts OF
Arkansas denying the charge brought
by Nil.s. the scparatlouisr, that the coli
ored pruYle ",rr prev nted tr m eHer-
els NJ their rights under the lund laws.
Secretary Folger i couiined to his
house.
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WRITTEN IN BLOOD,
HORRIBLE TREATMENT OF NlHl
LIST PRISONERS.
A Desperate Duel Anarchist Meet
ing Broken UP Ready to
Advance An Apology
For Libel.
\ TWELVE MILLION FRANC FIRE
WRITTEN IN BLOOD,
u0Iand

\ rWrINE MLII0N rnNNc fIEf'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-06
rug seU xrm n yicrexlA.

Judging by the program following.
taken from tho Standard Of the MORN
ing of the 4sh, the great holiday of the
United States was observed in ths little
British city over the line named after
the good Queen, ~ completely as In any
part of our own country. IL says:
Today the people Of Victoria, and in
fact ths residents throuohout the Pro-
Vince. celebrate the anniversary of In
dependencs Day in the United States.
Tho great feature will DO the SCOTCH
gathering which takes place at the St.
Andrews aud Caledonia grouads this
afternoon. The gathering il the event
Of the ssisoa--it IL the reunion Of all
classes and the attendance invariably
exceeds that Of any other society cele-
bration. An excellent program of
sports will DO carried oat and the lovely
weather which may be- safely antici-
pated will ensure a very numerous at
tendance. The grounds daring the
evening will be Illuminated and the
presence of the blue jackets and ma
rines wao will take part in the tu2-of-
war contests will add zest to the pro
ceedings. His Honor Lieutenant Gov
srnor Cornwall will be present, and the
athletic sports will be watched by
thoss who know beat how 10 appreciate
them. MIR. Allan will attend TO the
wants of thirsty customers. and Mr..
Bland will see that there In no hunger
on the grounds. Convsyancss will ply
regularly from Frank Campbolrs corner
10 the grounds.
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SHE1r RAisTH0.-There are large por-
tions Of our coanty the land Of which is
totally unht for any other purpose than
that OF grazing. These lands consist of
the numerous spurs running out from
the man Cascade range 10 tho Colum-
bia. Ut course between these spurs or
hill ranges lie the valleys whirh make
up the great agricultural portion of our
coanty. These hill lands are found 10
be yaluable. especially for purposes of
sheep raising. They are generally O0v-
cred with dense growth of bunch grass
and afford an almost inexhau.tibie
grazing pasture to thousands OF stock.
Among those who have entered tn.
business of sheep raising. is Mr.. G. G.
Coleman. whose ranch n located about
seven miles northeast Of town. This
gentleman has a flock If about 1900,
lambs and all. They ara all from
graded stock, descendants Of an imp0r-
tation from the Blaks herd Of Alameda
county, California, which are mainly
Cutsvolds and French merino. Recently
Mr.. Coleman sheared ths fpck. OF
thos. shearsd mono went loser than ten
pounds. For the whole n pck (includ,ue
lambs and alb the clip averaged five
pounds. This 90 Considor q very IA =
average. Mr.. Coleman brought us in a
few specimens of his clip. Gener ally
speaking. it il FREQ from burs and diri,
aud Of even texture. Better samples
Ne have never seeu anywhere. and IL
shows what our climste. with intelligent
management. 10 capable Of producing
in this important industry. Thsss sam.
ples are nov In our Office for the inspec
tim of those Interested in this industry.
--KItifas Sfanddrd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-06

HroH RArEa-Cattle are nov A good
A. gold, and owners. ia our opinion,
need not fear declin- in prices. A va.
riety Of cAuses has operated to bring
about this state OF affairs. But probably
the greatest cause for advance iu prices
lies in the rapid Development Of this
Northwest. The thousands nov pouring
into our Territory r-Qaire to be fed
Eastern buyers have also in n measure
depleted our large he ds, aud hence n
scarcity OF good marketable cattle ex-
ists, and those We do have for sale are
bringing good prices. On Wednesday
we heard a prominent buyer Of our val
ley ofisr as high ~ $50 for number 10
make up his complement to seud over
tho pass. We also hear rumor that
rhorp 4 Crockett will offer $50a head.
Judging from these incidents. We think
owners Of good maf ketable cattle need
noe feel alarm ~ regarding downward
tendeucy in pricee. We think the re-
verse viii b the case.-Kifsitas Sfand.
ard.
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rmg CuEmALls RaILReAD.
(Olynipia Courier. !

The following statement of the affairs
of the Seattle, Puget Sound and Gray d
Harbor Railroad Company has been
furnished b, II. Osborne, Esq, its attor-
nev:
Tbis comp,uy has executed An agree
msnt with W. II. Graves. Of New York
oity, n broker. who cane TO this Terri.
tory abodt two months ago, looking for
profitable investments for capitalists Of
New York. Tue company Is TO make
all necessary surveys for the location Of
n railroad oi standard gage, connect
ing the waters Of Puget sound with
those Of Gray's Harbor; secure rights Of
way along said route. and terminal Ia
cilities aud donations OF land NJ the ter-
mini and along the line; the amount Of
land not 10 be less than 200 acres. 70
be located principally Ut the terminal
points and valu able TOR t0wnsites; also
"a get and secure ~ much In addition
thereto ~ possible. % ~ to mako the
whole substantial aud valu able assets ~
security for money 70 DO furnished to
build the road.
Tue railro .d company ID TO isaue drss
mortg ga sinking fund bonds. bearing
six per cent. interest. rcdeemabl- IN
twenty five ye,rs. - the extent OF Us.
0O0 per mile Of tho road. rns bonds ~
be secured by mortgage on all the prop
erty. rights and frsnohises that may be
acquired by the company. The bonds,
copy Of survey plats. maps. etc. alb
strasts Of title 10 lands acquired. etc.,
10 bs deposited with trust COMPANY IN
New York that may DO selected BY the
syndicate purchasinQ ths bonds.
Mr.. Graves 10 20 negotiate the bonds,
which are 10 be delivered to tho pur.
chaser when the money 10 depositsd
with the trust company, and guaran'
tee 10 the satisfaction 0f the latter CON
psny must i,e given ~ take bonds 70 the
extent of $3SOW per mile f0r sixhty
miles of road. Ono half honda 70 bs
taken aud paid for by Oct0ber !. lS<s
balance on April I, 1854. The money -
Be paid out by the trust company 10 ths
railroSd company upon csrtincatss oi
the chief engineer of the road, and &
Be used in che building and equippsna
Of railroad and telegraph line, ~
above stated.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-06

PuRcn CouNry REAL ErArR--The
number Of transactions filed for record
Ia she Pierce county Auditor's once dur.
inn MAY was n. the total expreoscd CON-
alteration being tl36.SS7. averaging
tlTll each. This average. however, is
considerably incrsased on Account Of
the large transfer In February ias1 of
600 aores Of land on which the South
Prairie coal mines 10 located. which Vas
transferred by O. b 6hattuok, of S~n
Francisco, 10 the south frsir,e GOAL
company, for the sum Of $4,000. Other
Arpe saies Of the month have nOt gone
mo the record. including that Of Pm
eM& Packscher's corner 70 Col. Harbtns
ios ti2QOO, and the sale OF los adjoln
inR the court house BY Capt Eneii 70
hossviek q Davis. reported at $to0o.
Ihe teadency Of the market u nov im-
pr0ving, and ID would mos b soSpr,slnR
u acsul sales in July aggregated q
larger sum than those Of June. Before
The 6rst of August the extensive devei-
opmenss in building and other improve
n,snts uill probably marx the COM
mencsment Of an era in the history and
ersvsh Of Tacoma that will leave iitels
doubt, even In the minds Of tho unost
skeptical, Of the certainty of the caty's
pfu8rvm and pcrmanence.-
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TnE Er,scsraL coxvsxrues.


The Third Annual Con,eusioa of N.
kpi9cupsi Church Of wsahinofoo- nne,
IN -. Lakes Church. vancouver. or
Iu9day evening. June 2sth. Bisbos
faodosk pre<idtnR. Services vere held
ana sermon preached bY tbs Rsy. Dr
Lathrop, Of Waiia Walia.
On WeqneodAy morning services vsf<
neid 1t 10 Am, and sermon by tn
Rev. q. II. Watson, Of Seattle. foIioved
oy sae administration Of the holy CON.
mnnion.
The convention was called to order
oy the Bishop. The following clsrey
we're In Attendance during the SESSIONS
OF the convention: Rev. Drs Lathrop,
OF WalIs lia, and 4. d. N.vins, OF
Spokane Fall; the Rev. MesSrs. ]. Is,
Alexander. Of Port Townsend; II. s.
bonnen. OF Nev Tacoma; Edward Davis,
OF North Cove; Wfn. Allen Fair, Ia
coma; John L. Fair. seattle. A. l.
Nicholson. Vancouver; and Geo. II
Watson, Sesttl-. In addition TO these
there we're present the Rev. G. r. Plum
mer, snd B1y-J. k,senbsrg Of Portland,
Rev. Mr.. Anderson, of Oregon City, and
Rev. A. Brewer. OF San Matso, Cali
fornia.
The Law deleostss ny.,.nt ~.,. =. s.r
laws. Fyom a I.nrs,s Cnrs.h W.
oouvey. a. " DarUn r RS. -
DT Tvwn. slssSosmsI.iic,15SfGT : -
Ksadv. Tripitv Chn,eb Sc.,,i. sn..,..
Prosah and W. r Prnsssr. =. Psx.,;s
Tacoma, A. Walters; 81 Luke's, New
Tacoma. II. de- Rsasio0. and i Rm-
iamin Ths Rev = G;.hasso, -.
re-eIected Secresarv- vho snr,o;ntsa ths
Rev. n. =. BounsII a. sss;s,snr N, n
r Atkinson vaS r...eI..rtsd ,.a..,,s.
A the afternoon seasi,n tina R,shon
delivered his ANIMAL sddrssa x.rv;css
we're held again Il, The svsn;na ana :
sermon nv ths Raw ", Rossrh.ra -
Portland - -
srcoxn NV
aisor uevo.iona EXERCISES the conven-
uon pfoceeoeo 70 business. Various
.esoius0ns were PASSED pefsaininR 10
.oo wofk,he Oh tue Cnufcn In Washing
ton io.f'tory. Ino ioitosinR we're cleo
teo delegates 10 the General Conven-
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A Srxr IN THE RloHr DrHEcTIox.-
The Model Cash 0rccesy has turned
over new leaf. and vill keep no mere
book accounts, bus will cell R0ods fr0m
tn 10 twenty per cent cheaper than
ever before. People Who pay - they
70 do noe like 70 pay for others Who DO
not pay. -
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CloSmo Our.-O. b. Littsll b oloainG
out hia entire stock OF g0odA eons1ssing
of boots and shosa. motions and Rsnts.
furnishing eoods, for the pnrpose OF
changing his business. You uhl Rse
harRains by calling on him at No. u
Front street, Dsnny's block. is6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-06

Try the pare Eastern cider 10 BE- had
by the quart or gallon - II. II. Wilcox
&CO.'s Cherry street, opposite Telegraph
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-06

Depot Of all novelties and Of fancy
goods q ths Golden Rals bazaar, Frons
esres4 3-6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-06

AZ Portman'a Modal CASH Grocery
yoo can ind the bess ssleeesd sssck Of
groceries, foreign and domestic, VI any
place in Seattle. and marked down 20
I'D rock prices, Tor cash only. IS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-06

II. @ McIAuehlin, Optician, Front
street., Masonie building. 4 tit guar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-06

DeeoeAtsd and plain dinner and tra
sets. very cheap. ~ the Golden Rule Ba-
xaar, Front street. S-6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-06

The new Model DrnR Ssere, corner
Third and Union, viii open up full
blast Monday next. 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-06

The ealshEaaed Grown Cylinder, Jour.
nal and oehsf labximsina oils g Wald
q CAmpbell'A
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-06

This one fact 10 being brought before
the nainde Of the people Of the United
States. Kendars SPAWN Cure Is not
excciled as liniment. Read advertise
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-06

Ask for Tho Bristol" At Philips
RushsrA 50 Front street. near Ma.i-
oOu. milf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-06

Ladies', 90 20 O. r. Littell's for your
ribbons and embroidsrics and all other
goods in the notion limo. He is closing
out, and will give you bargains. No. IS
Front street. ,e5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-06

VIM. =. Ftnckh Opposite the Nev
England Hctel. dat