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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-09

The first day OF the democratic convention was
marked by a decisive defeat OF Tammany on It's
motion to abrogate the unit rule. The supporters
Of the motion had recourse TO the ready-made ar
gent that the raIe restricted the free expression
OF local sentiment; but IN the present case the plea
was weakened by the knowledge that It was adj
vanced merely TO cover a desire on the part OF a
despotic political machine 10 strengthen its power
as against the very freedom OF expression it so
loudly advocated. The tnSincerity OF the appeal,
therefore, robbed IT Of much OF its force. More
over. the unit rule has been followed In democratic
conventions Tor nearly half century, apd dele
gates are slow 10 give up practice that, upon the
whole, has worked satisfactorily.
Fully as important as the rivalries OF the candi-
dates is the contention over the platform. 1t has
been said OF late that the differences on the tariff
Between the two wings OF the party would be ami
cably adjusted by the adop ion of q middle posi-
ton, but there are DOW Indications of revival of
the struggles Of last winter. The committee on
resolutions comprises such warning elements as
Morrison, Watter5ol, Converse and Mcpherson,
and the lighting began at the very start by dead
lock over the organization. Further conference
may reconcile differences but is more likely TO in
lame them; so that this feature OF the situation
gives rise TO some anxiety among democrats in
general.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-09
F1Rsr CHorcE ALL SOLD,

SECOND CHOICE NOW OFFERED. WHEN THESE
ARE GONE THERE WILL BE NO MORE.
DO YOU REMEMBER THE s30o PANTS WE SOLD
AT s. Is. AND THEN AT sLsOs WELL. THEY HAVE
BEEN PICKED OVER AND YOU CAN NOW TAKE
YOUR CHOICE OF WHAT is LEFT AT s1.45 A PAIR.
ONE LOT BOYS LINEN JACKETS AND PANTS.
NEVER SOLD FOR LESS THAN 81 EACH. NOW GO
AT 43c EACH
THE CHILDRENs' JERSEY BLOUsEs THAT
WERE o. NOW GO AT sec EACH
ALL OF OUR IMPORTED FANCY DUCK VESTS
ORIGINAL PRICE $3.50 IN OUR REMOVAL SALE
THEY HAVE BEEN SELLING AT s1so: COME AND
TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF WHAT THERE IS LEFT AT
sl0o EACH.
ONE LOT BLACK AND BLUE MIXED SERGE
NOW YOU CAN LOOK THEM OVER 1FYoU FIND
ONE THAT PLEAsEs YOU. 50 WILL BUY IT.
Do YOU REMEMBER THE BOYS SUITS WE SOLD
AT s5s WELL. WE HAVE TOO MANY OF THEM
AND THEY NOW GO AT sa1OAsUIT.
VALUES NOT CONSIDERED WHEN WE OFFER
YOU THE CHOICE OF ALL OF OUR S. MEMS PAN
FALCONS At 1926 A PAIR
NUNS CLOTH-DRAP D'ETE AND SERGE COATS
THAT ARE CUT LONGER THAN THE PRESENT
STYLE. AND MAY BE JUST WHAT YOU WANT NO
HOUSE IN THIS COUNTRY OFFERS A BETTER
COAT IS. OURS GO AT $500 EACH
ONE LOT ENGLISH sEERsUCKER PANTS. ALSO
SOME BLUE LINEN ONES GOOD VALUE AT sl.24
ALL GO AT &C. PAIR
WHEN THE WEATHER TURNS WARM YOU WILL
WANT ONE OF OUR BLUE AND WHITE DoMEs-
TIC sEERSUCKER SUITS. POSSESSING EVERY
QUALITY OF TIE CALCUTTA sEERsUCKER
EVERYBODY ASKS SIS SUIT. WHAT We HAVE OF
THEM GO AT s4.5oAsUIT
CALCUTTA SEERsUCkER PANTALOoNs SELL
THE WORLD OVER At s. ApA1R WEHAvE ONE
LOT. BLUE AND WHITE STRIPED. WE ARE Of
FERING AT g. APAIR.
THOSE BROWN CHECK VESTS. SOLD WE'LL AT
75c. APIECE. WE WANT TO CLOSE THEM OUT.
AND WHAT THERE is LEFT GO AT 47o EACH
WE THINK WE HAVE ALI. SIZES IN SOME OF
THE ABOVE GOODS But YOU MUST NOT BE DIS
APPOINTED IF YOU CALL AND CANNOT BE
FITTED THEY ARE ALL SMALL LOTS AND FOR
THIS REASON WE PUl Such LowFIGUREs ON
THEM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-09

"A Texas correspondent Of the Popular Science
Monthly writes To that periodical that dose Of
Alum equal 10 a heaping tablespoonful. taken as
quickly as possible after being struck is an instan-
taneous and certain antidote for the bite of rattle
snakes, moccaSinS and the spreading adder of tina
state. He says that the alum never tails to coun-
teract the venom. and acts within few minutes
after taking. and that usually no III effects from
the poison Will follow An old WOO iSnan of Aus
trala, who used 10 catch snakes for paStlme, says
that raw onion bruised and applied as soon as
possible 10 the wound is certain cure for the bite
Of all the venOmous serpents OF that country :,
except the death adder. which he admits is so
poisonous. and its poison Is so quick in acting that
there Is no known remedy fori That the onion
Is specific for the sting OF poisonous insects of all
kinds has long been known TO the writer of this
paragraph, who, when boy. invariably carried one
on expeditions with companions against hornets
nests, etc. Ii was found that the application of
onion juice would Instantly allay the pain caused by
The singing OF hornets. yellow Jackets wasps bees
etc Another useful precautiOn in the case of
snake bite IS TO suck the wound as quickly and
thoroughly as possible. This viii withdraw the
POISON before il gets fairly To work on the blood
IL can be done by the victim, If within reach OF the
mouth or by any other person without the slightest
rlsk OF dangeT kept perhaps in case Of q sore or
fawheSS In the mouth, OF something of tina kind.
III Is also well in case of snake bite tightly band
age the wounded limb little above the wound
This keeps the poison after it has affected the blood
from reaching the heart, until rest0ratives can be
applied IL nothing else is at hand. whiskey may
be given in large quantities II enough can be
taken TO ntoXicate the victim the effects of the
poison Will be neutr ilzei though intense pain AMI
great soreness are likely TO follow, even where a
ture IS effected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-09
Now Is The T1mE

Now Is The Time
You begin to carry out your half formed resolution of
leaving the city and matter Of course there
number of articles without which YOU course could
not think of leaving, We don't pretend that have
just what you want, but beg leave to mention few
necessary articles below Of which may be just the
thing you are looking for:
Rubber Cloth Travelling Satchels T9c $780, &c.
Leather Travelling Satchels in black and colors with
or without outside pocket, at S19s, S229 $249, and
sass.
Canvas Travelling Satchels. splendidly made, with
outside straps. at S2.49, s2.79. 1929. and S349.
Grain Leather Travelling Satchels very fine goods all
in beautiful light shades at 1895. S4.49 and S49S
Excellent Lunch Baskets, from 49c. up.
Genuine xican HanmOcks (no imitation at 81. &c.
worth $3.50
Hammocks to hold 300 lbs at 9ac.
Baby HanImocks (hey ant fall out Of them) at 49c
Large assortment of Hair Brushes, from 25c up
Whsks and Clothes Brushes. Shoe, Nail, Tooth. Hat
and Shaving Brushes, all remarkably low.
Pufs and Puff Boxes, Infants brushes Combs and
Baskets.
French Hand and Folding Mirrors. from 49c.
SOAPS AND pERFUMERY ALMOST GIVEN AWAY
CHEAP FANS OF ALL KINDS.
Gamss OF every kind.
FIREWORKS supplied on short notice at lowest rates
N. SILVERBERG l. CO..
bs e12 7TH STREET n ".
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A. SAkS & CO..
CLosISc-Our SALE
OF
FINE CLOTHING

LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
CORNER It'll AND G STREETS
In order TO Close out Spring and Summer stock of
Fine Go hing we have prices cut down
to Fifty Cents on the Dollar
We are determined to sell every Spring and Summer
Garment We have to make room
for Fall Stock.
Suits We sold at $40 selling now al s5
Suils We sold at S1l selling now IT'S so,
SUITS sold at S12 80 We selling now at Sc 25
Suits we sold at Sl4 selling 1T 81
Nuit We sold at : Is we are selling at 81 so.
Suits we sold at $50 we selling at SO
Suits We sold at SIS selling now at S12 So
And all others n proportional low prices
Fine Seersucker Coat ana Vest III Sd. worth So.
An extra quality Seersucker Coat and Vest at 81
worth Sc.
Alpaca Goats from 81 upwards
Whit Nest>. from GO cents upwards
Suits for Boys from Is to Il years old at 1915 and
UPWARDS.
Children's Suits from 81 - upwards
Pants from 81 upwards. They worth double what
we are asking for them.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
CORNER SEVENTH AND q STREEri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-09

II there IS any "true inwirlnes5'' to tIte Signal
Service bureau IL Will pretty certainly be brought
To public view next winter. Senator Pendleton is
On the committee 10 investigate the Office and It's
coings; and, while he probably won't forget that
he long ago won the title OF ''Genfleman George
De prooaoiy won't forget also that General Hazen.
the mead OF the bureau. is the brother-1n-law of
NE Mclean, who defeated his reelection to the
Senate last year. The anator will no Doubt no
very sorry II the feelings of the family should lie
hurt, In any way, but public duty is public duty.
you know.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-09

The magnificent performances of the OCEAN
Steamships in their Regular passenger business
have put In the shade the speed OF the plavyaings
owned by nAbObs fcr their amusement. We are.
how to have steam yacht race, however. Which
Will afford the public good test OF the success of
american shipbaders in turning out steam vessels
q high powers OF speed. Under the auspices of the
American yacht club race between all the best
Steam yachts OF the country has been arranged I'm
order to settle the relative merits OF The boa4s
Among the yachts entered are Gould's ATLANTA
Roaeh's Yosemite, Clyde's Ocean Gem. Bostwick,s
Orienta, and MOrgan's COrsair. The course win be
from the club house. near New York, through Long
Island sound, TO New London. Some tall time il
anticipated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-09

In London reaction seems to have begun AGAINST
the idolatry of popular actors. An intimaItpn has
goae out from court that Sara Bernharlt's recent
frdcaS with Marie Columbier and the exchange OF
pamphlets that followed have put her out OF the
social pale, and she is accordingly ignored by the
upper ten. while on the other hand she = guyed by
The gallery gods. Irvings much advs rtised revival
o. twelfth Night" was coldly received and the
actors popularity was not helped by a freIful
speech he made in response to the call before the
curtain Punch is directing its formidable shafts
OF rdcule against the social pretensiOs OF actors
and there Is much serious criticism In the news
papers and privately OF the scandalo,Es relations
between the peerage and the green-roo,n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-09

In case the democrats back down rom the starin-
for-reyenue-only7 p!anG, whaJ VIII the Independent
fIee-traders 90 next!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-09

The donor OF the fountain recently erected in the
'th street space doubt meant Vel in giving II 10
the city. and the District Commissioners were prob.
ably not 10 blame for accepting it. but somebody
has been greatly IN fault in the pnatter-pro.afiv
the contractor or constructor charged with setting
II up. For want OF a proper waste pipe, all sIrp us
water from the drinking cups is thrown upon the
floor OF the canopy or upon the pavement surround
Ing the structure, thus making a constant coIlec-
ton Of mud and slop IN the vicinity This ought,
TO be reinedied az once II what was intended 10 be
Doth an ornament and benefit Is not to become,
an eyesOre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-09

The capital looks almost as bleak and deserted as
he Flower boom-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-09

The Spanish are prOverDlally slow at seeing
JOKE, and hence they keep on laboriously denying
that they intend 10 sell Cuba
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-09

Sparodic eases OF cholera are reported In several
European citits. but-the disease has not Yet as
stunned an epidemic character outside OF the ,ocalt-
Ties where IL made its first appearance. and with
proper regulations It's spread may yet be prevented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-09
EoR SALE OR ExCRANGE.-


Never there in Washington nicer or greater Va
west who carries in stock all Of tht modern de-
signs 10 choose from consisting difereut stye and
sizes OF IiAetons oi Surveys. q Of Dayton Narnish
WAGONS, oi Extensions and site hzr 1ep lus,<
ls5 pounds Carts 81 al knds for road business and
pleasure. with or without - carrying persons;
Hlso Donkey Carts and t1ddr,n's 4-seat Miniature
Kinds OF Harness WhlI~ Lap Robes, &c s22 80 Busgy
Harness ialty. The above article. rislt
f.ur'T accommodating terms aud guaranteed 20 he
represented All kinds OF work built order and no.
pairing and painting sronuty done,
it26-lm n J. GREks Col a ST NV
kHOR SALE-AT GEYERs, 4Cs c SIREET-5O CAR
II nac's and Wagons of all styles. both seonc- hand
ana new ladlt = PhartolIs and VILLAGE Also,
arge stock OF Horses and arrlales hire the Of
terms Gall To US. No trouble 10 show goods
leii NN. h. oElER
l,oIi sALE-A LARGE LOT OF SECONDHAND
Pianos and Orsans some nearly several stand
ard makes must be sold nj n rlce for cash.
gains on easy terms. To make the warerooms II
Il. L. MILD Bho.. 7os 9Th street W. my29-2ra
EsOR SALE-I INVITE TIE CARRIAGE USING
public to call and examine srge stock Spring
and summer carr1sges new and second hand the latest
Styles and best make at the lowest prices JOHN NJ
1bbN1, Sl3 9th street northwest my3-3m
I,oR sALE-A FINE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT
OF SIrin and summer Carriages, such a. rictorias
Ia etuns. Extension Tor jump seats, Two " bed
Aifr busl's Two aud four passenger kockawnys, &C.
&c. RtlRlIing promptly att ended to. ROBl H tfkA-
HAM. E'liositofy and Factory 4lO-4ls sh n ap5
IroR SAIE-PERsoNS ABOUT PURCHASINo FX-
u changing or selling Stock in line. surh ~
Horses. air1agts Harness. 6c will find IL their Id
NAntagt 10 call or addr-ss me- a. have ant de-
JuInp-seat Carriages; also. Draes. landsus Surr1s
Carts. Bue1es, Horses. &c. I fu nish complete
sSa SSsS n q oTTs,p9nd at shortest not,cs
loo To lG2i. usitury 1907 l629 street ap24 SIM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-09

The assessment rolls of New York show the real
fs,ate or That city 10 be valued this year at
E,119s6l So, against valuation OF 81 on 1l 6fo
FOR the 1ss}. while the personal properly h,s
Increased In the Sama period from s1g75i.;a5 TO
selS.5S61i6 The advance In realty Tor the year Is
$aioi5.2l2, ami in personal property OF s4aG3O 9s
o. total Increase OF 6l.6761i0 The EXPENSE ot
carrying on the city government has also been in
creased considerably, the total amount required
therefor for the current year being S3iO5l 1850,
against s3o,G76,7S5 appropriated In 1Ss3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-09

The Indications CT Chicago all point to the nomi-
iation OF Cleveland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-09

"Old snurr Is not snuTcd out yer nr any mean
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-09

MNUK EENT-
lI LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE ON n STREET.
l4th and 18th streets northwest Inquire Ut 71S
|15th street ie21im
lIWk RENT-Al6 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
mouse: very hastily and conveniently arranged and
In b,et OF order: ii rooms. gas bath. &c relt $50
PAkhLh 1OWNSE l., 14lS street n. W. jel9-lm
E0k RENT-15lg RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NEAR
i SCOT circle. Inquire of J. J. SHEDD. 1902 1Ath
stleet northwest my24 3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-09
WANTED-BOARD.

NTANTND-COUNTRY BOARD. BY A GENTLE
w ina and his wife; pleasant room in Il quiet.
healthy locality but few boarders and not far from city
Address XXX star Office staring terms, &C. jy7-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-09

NOR SALE-SfVERAI. TwO-sToRY, SIR ON
bricks northwest. renting for SIS per month: $50
cash, balance $50 month. with interest price. 81 Do
A good opportunity 70 get home. These are new
houses JNO. +. NAGSAMAN,
r sfr north
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ISoR sA.E-ONE SCOTT WEB rFRFECTINa
ir Prints cute folds and deiiyers mot lastnl
quartz seven column slect. sze ss,s7s OF q seven
column oliu sheet 2S N3S Cunplr. with stertotyK.s
and wettlug machinery speed quarto sheet II 6A
folio sheet 2.00O FER hour Apply 20 Evening star
Newspaper Co. Washington, d & ypSl I'm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

XNANTED-A PLACE AS 4 lORTER IN A STORE;
w good references III e years experience Address
Box SO, Star office. It,
WANTED - SERVICE PLAC FOR COOKS.
cham Lcralds. nurses, .neral workers mattresses.
wait dry boys girls other help with references.
III This and other cities and watering places RICE
COOMBS, Licensed Agents g16 f. st NV my27-7w'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-09

UyANTFD-BY A GENTLEMAN. A WELL-FI
w nishei room within blocks of the ArlIngt
Permanent if suited. Address Box Star Office jyS
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

tSoR SALfvffhST-cLAsS iNNtSTMFNT-oN AZ
street northwest few doors north Of Pennsylvania
evenue, sixteen fours Brick with all modern
tenant Io prompt purchaser viii be id very cheap.
WALhER WILSON. l0V6 street northwest N9-2w
lroR SALE-ELrGANT BRICK. sRooMS CELLAR
Il modern convenience. 1 street. btween North
Capitol and LIST streets northwest at 81 00. EAsy terms
Bargain. NJ. II. ROHRER. ?2l r street. jy9I
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MtSt TLANEOT~
A CLEAR HEAD

"one year ago was induced to try ATEE
'ILLs as remedy for Indigestion, Con
1ipation, and Headache, from which
lad long been q great sufferer. Commens
ng with q dose of FIVE Pills. found thei
sction easy, and obtained prompt relief. 1
continuing their use, single Pill take
liter dinner, daily, has been all the med
zine have required. AYERS PILLS hsv
sept my system regular and my head clean
and benefited me more than all the med.
tines ever before tried. Every person sir
hrly afflicted should know their value
80 State ST., Chicago, June 6. 1882.
NJ. v. WATSON.
For all diseases Of the stomach and boweh
Ey AYERS PILLS.
PREPARED BY
r.J.C. .Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mssl
Sold By all DruSgistaL
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tbs operation and maintenance of any
railroad or railroads so aided. and to
maintain. run and operate the same.
From this point these articles OF in
corporation are identically the same as
those OF the Northern Pacific and Cas-
cade Railroad Company from section
four to article two, with the exception
that the capital stock is placed at So
10000
Certified copies of these will be sent TO
Olympia 70 be placed on record IN the
Territorial Secretary's Office.
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FOR WEEKLY,

,.,..s,onal cards 81 per month for one
n 5Oper month for one-half inch.
itch. -" 10 cents line for one insertion,
e cents Q line per month.
90 nd2nsrcial advertising. 81 per inch for
Colsanst,on. and 81 per month.
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NOTICE..

U,OR SALE. BY THE OREGON I'M
II provement Company. large amount
of merchantable lumber of all kinds, and
in lots to suit purchasers, at their yard.
foot Of Second street, Seattle. Inquire OF
foreman. at mill.
JOHN L. HOWARD,
iy90 Assistant Manaper
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6;, me nordlcultural Hall in the Quaker
Clty was SoS feet leng aud 1893 feet vide.

the ""u 100 iees vice;
HORTICULTURAL HALL
In the Crescent Citv. the is,ns. 49,.
eoavasory CO ever erected in the world, ID
Ano.ner conspicuous erection of the
great Southern Exposition is the
GOVERNMENT BUILDING.
oo5 feet long by SIS feet wide. s,sc.sS h,
NC ,nAnsesment for the accommodation
Si tne United States and the collective
oIa'e exniofs. The management Ia n ov
neeo'iatnR Tor an iron building 900
I1e' long TO accommodate exhibitors
Nns, from every quarter Of the globe.
are eismorinR for space. AIready more
eAnloits are booked than were shown AZ
'ne centennial. The horse power re
CURED 20 drive the machinery at the
Ne" orleans Exposition 10 within A
Iraotion three times larger than that in
use st the Philadelphia Centennial.
lhe Mexican Governments has ammo
priated *1Oo,0OO to its exhibit and for
the purpose of putting up
LARGE IRos BUILDING.
Several States and Territories will erec.
speciai ooiidfngs. IL is therefore proper
to say that the Worlds Exposition OF
1854 and 1885 takes rank AS the largest
ahd most complete that has ever been
attempted. The cotton and sugar az.
hioits, as we'll as that of live stock, will
attract a great deal of attention from
visitors. Twenty English manufactur
ers Will exhibit cotton machinery. Tn.
feature that 10 counted on 10 please the
largest number OF patrons is the display
OF tropical trees, plants, flowers and
fruits. Fifteen foreign nations will send
specimens of their products and carios-
lties. And the agricultural and mining
States OF the West promise to como down
In full force.
Director General Burke has been au-
fhorized to enter into negotiations to
obtain for limited time for the Ex-
position Bartholdi's great statue of
Liberty" 1t might be brought by
water to the very doors of the Expo-
sition. and there set mp until such time
as preparations for its reception are
at Bedloe's Island, in New
York harbor.
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"A CA ILL

A DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
"A for King county will be held at Yes
lers Hall. in the city of Sesttle, on Satur-
day, September 6. 1884. at IL o'clock a. M,
for the purpose of selecting delegates to
represent said Territory in the Terrific
rial Convention, and nominating candi-
dates for district and county offices.
The folio wing spportionHent of repre-
sanitation has been fixed upon
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THIRTY-THRKK ACRES.
- zoe largest building in the world.
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.nyeR1IsINc RATES.
gOR Daily

Confessional cards g per month III for Ten enc
e snd month s for snr eGe inssrfon lncn
i q. sps for sia Pe nseftona IHf 8Gs and 8
csrn snrciai nr advertisements, 50 cents an
Comme;ns e;nsertion. Sl.5O an inch for six
irch s one 81 an inch for two weeks, $3.50
lnssfs,oek fs,eeks and 50 per month.
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Primaries will bs held at the usual
places OF holding ele tions. on Saturday,
Aug. 80. In Seattle the primary will be
held at Engine House No. l. on the same
day. between the hours OF IL IN. and ID
m. No proxies will bs allowed.
BY order Of the Committee,
w. II. WHITE. Chairman.
ALEX. MONTGOMERY. Sec'y. aul5dwtd
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4 TTORNEYS AND CoUNSELORS
n at law. Office in Boyd & Poncin's
Front street, up stairs.
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ally AND WEEKLY,

,.otsssional cards, "a per month for one
PoSss o.zS Is per month for oDe-half inch.
sen, Is cents a line for one week. and
pcsnTmercial advertising. 81 an inch for
Uol.eE aad q an inch per month.
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COAL OIL.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Az Coal Oil In tan ton lots will hereafter
be carried on the Wells line from San
Francisco to Seattle at 81 per ton.
Oh AS. II. WELLS,
au20 Agent San Francisco
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,ur posT.InTEILIGENCER PUB. co
s..ssle. June 10 1888.
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