davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-10
8eDettnatBooGer 9iebraDG.
Ser 8eIOiG)Eamt oes SabItteiiterS Def 6. 9.
& G..8abm uta $4,000 erIetG1tert.

Muf Bis test 1nallfoefldrte gSeile bobelt
Ttebe unt pert 10 1ienen Son1td9 Die Galie Der
Chicago, burlington & Gntucp=GiIelbobr
nrt ben aniebnlt6 cit Setrd9 DON $4,000 be-
raubt, obte Dap IS Bis ieBt 9elln9en mare,
aud MIR cine Gpur bet VerbreDer, Die nit
9roBer Tre9beit ~ Werfe 9e9an9en let1t r1Ils
1e1t, III ertoede1.
4n Dem eenonnten Gage begab li0 bet
j3dblmeilter Der ernd6nter ya6n, Serr 6. 6.
Bartlett, 9e9en II ubrUiitta9S sum D2u16",
na60em er, rad ieiner 8ebduptun9, @ieilter
gelbi9rdnt 3u9ei6lofien nnO bic Neri6luBs
fur6el 5u9eorebt bate. Bartlett bate it6
foum eirt9e Dttnlten e%ttfernt, ais elmer Der
in ieirem Bureau bei6dfti9ten @ebilfen be-
1par, pon mel6em l11nitdltoe er ben GaIitrer
Snttb in &enntl1ib iebte. Gieier ionote 10:
tort ei11en Soften III Bartlett, oer etli9lt ltd6
ietnem Bureau 3ltriidfc9rte uno bort bic nte>
oerl9n1etteruoe Gntoetur9 11a6te, Ddb Die
ibm onDertraute Galle IN ieiter 46rpeienbeit
I'M $50, 600 beraubt 1porben lei. Bartlett
be1odri9ti9te obne Weitere3 ben 8iee=QrG=
1toenter unb G9ablnetlter BET @5eIeui6oft
DON benz i6weren 8erluite, Der it9 mad benz
gureou Gartlett'S be9d6 uno oeIen Nngabe
beltdti9t fd1o. Sbi6on Der beitoblene .3dbls
metiter ieinem Gbef bic 0erii9erull9 CAB, oab
ct por benz Verldlfen iei1e5 Bureaus, ipte es
pas 9te9lelrtett Dor1WretDt, letnen 0elO7
l9raMf peri6loiien babe, 10 iuSpe16irte Sleez
Qrdlioent NeaSlep oenno9 ben beltilr3ten Be-
orntelt, trIbem ct arlitabnt, 0db Der 9toub nur
bobur9 m0sli9 selpeien mare, ooB Bartlett,
in itrofbarer YfidtperidulnliB, Der Geloz
i6ranf ni9t 9eidloiien bate. Sn aIer
Stile rplroe nun Die Qinferton'i9e @ebetn1s
poli;et nit bet N1farbettltn9 oteleS ltnertlGrs
li6en GdubeS beduftragt. nn0 erit 9eitern
Oran9 bic erlte itbere Su1toe BON benz Gieb=
ita6l in bic 0effentliGteit. Man pern1utbet.
boB bic 0iebe blr6 Elm neben benz Sureau
befiltOll9es leeres .3intmer ii9 in bas Spreau
unb bas acknowledgements f6li6en, mob:
reitb bet Gaiiirer 9mitb, nel6er DON l%etrer1
Blos aus bic betrefferoe 8bIr ni0t ieben
fomnte, aIein in bent Suredn ortipel e11o mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-10
sur SetttSdD=g lt1crtsauer unO Ocrct&
s1rcunOc tit 0cr attcn 1cirndt1A

Inter S~dnetion bes Studtes Oitdi9dn lit cine Sros
i9lre in bcuti9er Spru9e bercus9eoeben iporbcr, Tpibe
itr Gircutdtion I'M Au5(dube 6eitirnmt lit. Djeielbe ertz
bait @u9aben nber bic Snoufrie uno 6tlisqueaen bes
Stodtes, Semertunaer iiber letne Srititutiorer, Sntors
mationen l6er ieine nnotcnpirtc yeNoersien unb etne
9urtc, ant Der bic 0ouptitdote bcs Stoote5, bic sroBersx
G0rfcr, bic eticnbobrsyinisr uro bic ecosrapbilde llG-
sebun9 bs Staatcs %arseeeben fub.
Gieieniecr, pel9e bieie Groibiirsn an ibre 8crparos
ten mad OcutI6ldno idifeu moler, forneu os lSertd1en
erotis crhdlten, 1pcrlt tic lid brte1td) burum on ben Inns
fer;eid6neteu roenhen. AuH pirb bic Broidiirc Don benz
llnterSeidnetcn brett ait irseub ein: abr:iie seidnot
pel6e inn ouf9eseben r'iro.
Commissioner of immigration. Detroit, Mich
5nop14po i q Is
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-10
8efe Oele9enbett
fur ct,aca tDdti8cn 6ei0dftSmtasts4~

Inter siinitisen seoinsun9en ncser srdntbeit BEG
Seitsers: poaer auSpertaui ctnes Sotels, 1ofbduss u
Goloons @inri6tuus, NIB nit "a mobLirttn !3iumcrr.
Tos gcibdft bat bic Bette ydse uab %befiHbet ii4 III polz
lem Setrleb unb t~abeIoient 3uitanb. ausfunft crtbeilt
muuoli9 oSer iartttlid GonraO SItid1, SO. 30
9Th Dtttisar Ctr, Soutb Etnb, Suo. 3ns4po
git Derfatfest oOcr Sn nernttetbe1 :
400 uno wenn sepini4t $50 afer beies aulnIonb in
Sattra 2ownbtp, 6antnfee Co., GUS. e lbSufrdsen
bel Charles GG1nct6ct,
3nt&3!p0 S~dnf1fee, S1s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-10

STE 0siTGuatg Der III Der Sobrifaticn
Don Bro 10 II s 81 o II d ialGto9e5 &C.
brau1tet Gtofie lit cine oerartise, bab tie
nit boiler Si6erbeit bic %beitmO9li9e Wirs
flung perbinbet. Sic ltr1b nett uito brett ais
bos bette Wtittet se9eu Souiten, S6nupfen,
0alstranfbeiten uno altbntatil6e getben be-
tarnt. Grei5 20 @entS Die S9a9tel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-10
@ursforo's sgeiS phosphate.
QSerthnolle MteOiCtu.

Or. IS. $. l5ormelee, Golebo, g., ia9t:
v6abe bieS Ncib bel pielen Nrten pon &rdufs
beiten peri9rteben NIB wuroe rei6li9 iiberz
Seu9t. boB es eilt mertbpoQer 3uias 5u unlrer
yilte meDicinil3er 0eilmitteI it,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-10

ttnfcre &eifenoen bef1tGDctt eegc,ss
tpGttts fpI9cnSc Staten:
Sscrr Ssc:rD &8tg9erS &anfaS tttS
SeDr0SfM.
&err ~. 8. SepperIe S0tnotS
cmttat9 oer S4tnoiS Central Sabn.
Serr ~$scrnnamt Sc9cr SatnoiS.
3err &obcrt GbcI WSinnciOta. ttnS
NiScemfSn+
Scrr 8. 81. Gemntot SmSiaua 1tno
S0to.
9err SDcOoore Yintbcr GOIos
rn0o.
oerr Geo. 81. WtaHo&U enttau9 oct
@ltUU mtt0 ct. SotttS G~tIenbAbn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-10
20. f5ebr. 1884.

- Wtittpo9 fam in benz 0rte Darlington
Der 3Sidbri9e Arbeiter Nu9uit Sraie, gen.
GroaS, Der i'll 6rOblt6 s. Sa1blnann'5
Otiible 6el6ofti9t ipar, duf i6redli6e @etie
INNS Yeben. Der Otonn ipdr BET ietner 9lr=
belt Don etrem 8reibriemen Der baS Otiiblz
1perf in Seme9un9 iesenoen GGitpfnai6iit
erfaBt nnb an ell S9pun9raO beran9ez
i6lenoert morben, ,peIdea int rtebrere Otale
int Sretle ber1lmorebte. NlS man bic Md=
ibine sum- Stiuiteben bro9te, wor Der I'M
slI6li6e cine 2ei6e.
Sin gan; obnli6er uub ebenfo i9refli9er
l%ln9liidsfou erei9nete il6 ont Nittmo3 in
SiOzGbico9o. IN ben oortt9en ySor9e
6 Soft Worts' 9ertetb Der 50idbrt9e Qrbeiter
Anore1o Strqltber9 Elm S0neoe pongsbnrt,
idse 3u beoufli9ti9en bate, i'll bic Dtaidines
rie. !6terbei ipurbe BENT ~Ilt9llfll6en Der
bilttere She'll bes Sppfe6 ab9ei6nitten, lobnB
foferttoer Sob eiutrat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-10
SGSfIfM Derfcft.

en- 8lue SSlonb nurbe am Sattita9 Wtt.
tad eilt alter Wtonll, 0tunte1ts %enrp 6ebicl
aus @oDpers' 0rope. Der nit l~etlter Softer
in eitent gSagen Die @eltern Qpe. entlon9
flbr, all Der &relt6url9 Der Chicago u 9tod
S[slan0zSobn pou eillelt .3u9e 9etrottelt,
mdDrcnO Die eri9redten Hteroe lfeuten lito
Bic Neleile oefre1;t Bate. Ser gSagen
lpurbe SertriImmert uilo 6err 6ebiel 10
l6wer perleBt, DoB er nidt 1pieoer anitoms
men lpirp. Seine Go6ter fam init lei6ten
Ierleeungen bopon. 8eibe Nterbe murben
eiucn f~iinise6n Sup bpben DAMN btndb9es
l6leu0ert ltuo eilleS 9etootet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-10

lief. Oas !3immer tpor nit @as dr9es
fiint Itn0 Die 6G6ne ber @aSlettun9Sr0bren
itanben offen. 3tpetfeISobne 1T Der Trentoe
lit Golge GinatDmers beS @die3 9eitorbell,
unb e8 ideint, oaB ct bein1 3ubre6en oes
0abnes benleI6en und6Itdtltf 81 nett her,
u1r9eorebt bat. @eftetn rDdr 0eraus9eber
bes ySma6a 93epublicdn" urto Iebte III
9uten 0erDdltniiien.
"Wilbor's God Liver Oil and Lime
Sic ~Sreunbe iol6er Nerlone1, nel0e 0ur6
oteies 0ri9inele ErGpordt BON entl9teoener
S0rDtnbIu9t 9ebetlt purbelr, io1ute bic odnts
barren @ebeitten ielbit boben bent Irttfel
our6 ietne Entertaining nno @rnpfeblut9
etne 9robe Yopularit6t in NerD Glt9ldno 9es
9e6et. S.rt Die ct Combination 1T Der yebers
t1rGn iette5 rptberlt6en @el6ntddeS crtflels
bet unO oDppelt wtrflon 9emd6t poroen
burb Die 8erDtnoun9 NIT Solf, rDel6er on
lid ell Observation-Disclosures ut, tl1oem CT
BEN Spiterr 9erabe bic N9en;ten UNI litter
ftisun9 mtttbeilt, bic 3ur $9eilun9 trai1ter
2un9eu notbrpenot9 it16. H. g. MtI6Or,
@bertiter, Solton, 1T Der G19entblmer.
8et dGen Gro9utiten 3u boben.
Die StaotsaGer6aubeb0r6e trifft be-
reits 8orbereitun9er fit ote bteSiGbrige
Staats : Soir unb Tettnie6 N%usitelung,
tpelde am s. September, begin. II. 9toDbr.
etoftnet tperoen ioIen. Sn ether i'm S6ers
man 6ouie G~bgebaltener 8eriam1ntun9
muroe eine prei5liite ouS9earbeitet uno be-
ihlolien, cine beionbere Gubrif fir Weioen-
8te6 etn5ufmbren, ban1it bic Qieb3ii6ter
BON Staten, in oel1en bn5 8ieb bon bet
Wei0e 6eru1tter ouf ben D1drft ge6rd6t
tDirD, obne oab eS oDrher genr1Itet tDtro,
nit ben .3u9tern bon 8ie6 aus benz ferner
@ei1en ripdltftret fonnelt, tpeL6eS nten1dlS
Neli@forn gel6meft bat. Die Breile fur
S6lpeine muroen erD06t, I'M S6tpetne>
sudtern cine gr0Bere @rmutbigung gu gez
ben; aud fir S1afe puroen me6r bcrs
lofenoe Yrsiie duS9eiebt. Gs tpurocn $500
dus9elebt, UNI einen pdiienoen Blab flr
WeiereisBeltber 5u orron9iren, int Sale
6teielben an iebem Sage Der NuSiteuung
tbre Yrobufte aus5uiteuen 6erett |etn loQten.
Die fur6tborften Wo9enfrdntpfe ner6en
bur6 ben tedtseitt9en @ebrdl,9 pon . t.
an9nf 1ont9os 5omburser
GrOpfen bdltft9 gebeilt.
9nt lebten Montas ftdr6 bet 9iGbrt9e
Charles 8. Suainon, etn So6n 6es in 9to.
80 81. StrdBe tpnbneroen 6Leti9er5 So6n
Suuipal1, an Der OlauLiperre. Die too>
bringen6e Sranf6eit be8 Rnaben mar bur9
bic 8erIebunga1 berbetgefubrt tDor6en,
tpel9e er it'd su3og, ais ct am &c. Dor.
Nits. an Der SreuSung BON Gottage @rope
Nne. uro 81. Strdbe bon einem @retfipaz
gen Der HabeLbabn iberfdbren tpurbe. Der
Snqueit er9ab, Dag Der Gnabe ait ieneln
Gage nit etlttgeu Spielgefd6rtcn iid auf
Dem @eleiie Der 8abn um6ergetulnmelt
bate unb, dlS er fi@ Dot Dem i'm perfolz
gelben 9Iet6aIteri9en &naben BdIter
Booo flidten roQte, benz g8ngen 10 nabe
fam, Dap ct bon oentielben mitgeidLeift
tpuroe unO bielbei ie1e 8erLebun9en baponz
trug. Inter iolden llmitdnoen ipra6 bic
Surp bic nad benz llnfale berbafteten 9lns
9eitenten Der Babn, tGrrIi6 ben Gonbufteur
unb ben TuDrfutlder oes betr. @a9ers, bon
o1er Berd1tnortli9feit fret uub perfugte
oeren Gntlaiiutg, Do oas ut9liiG auf etnen
3ufaa 5uri65ufiibren gctpeien lei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-10

rOo9 Ser 9egen fonnnt DON oben', ltnst
S9iler in ieiner v@lode". Gorrefponoire1b
'er9dr5en mir: limb bic !6etlun9 zines
0ultelts bnrD Or. 8nuts Nuitel1=S prup."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-10

M0een Scropbelu nod 10 tief iiben, ooer
olte 9Sunben nod 10 lebr l0nterSell, ADer'S
Sarlapari1o miro yiltoeru19 perl9atten., SIT
&eiluil9 ilberbalpt nod lto9lt@, 10 iptro penn
@ebrau1 oielerNteos3a aud 0ellu19 tol9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-10
4n bic &ebaftton oer SIfinois
a. tnnfs ifuu

. 5 y
0o iD folt 81 Sabre M6onnent ber SsGinoiS
GtdatsSeit1n9 Bit, unb 1Gpn mebrere Sabre
in sSbrer 3ettuite Don Sr. Silsbee's vslndfes
ifs" 9eleier babe, baB bas ELL 10 portreffli9es
6eilmittel fir !9dinorrboiben lit, 10 FAM ib
nit Die EN- 3eugniB beitGti9ert, bob btcS i'll
MabrbeIt 10 lit. SD babe % Sabre oil bieier
&ranfbett 9%elittelt, babe piele 2terste nm 9idth
eefroot, Der Hatb mar INNER: falteS @ofier
%trirfel, tpelde5 nientols bali, babe 10 piele
95iuen, 10 piele @oi9mittel gebrau9t, 3ulebt
ia9te mir eit ArSt, i9 ioute Cream Of Gar.
tart" in falten Wdlier %trinfeit, 1pel6es i'd
ou6 ein babies Sobr lang befol9t babe, metlt
Seller blieb mad lpte Dor. Cd taste ib belt
GntidluB nlb lieb mir fir l Dollar Gr. g..
9ln. So Mereer Street. aus Nep gort
ididen, rpel9cS mir loglei6 9inberlng
ul1o gGlslt6e 0eilnn9 perl9offt bot. SD
bin ~lnet1er 6drtorrbotben fat lett fin1f
Sobrel entleoi9t. Sd babe i'm &on3en 4
(pier) Collars perbrdn6t. Eerionelt, oe1e1
i'd oieies pernrbnet babe uub bic es gebraudt
baben, bat eS slet6 9ebolfer, 10 1ute eS mir
oun oebolfen bat. 9tD9 mug Id bemerfelt,
boB btele 8ronfbeit peri6iebeue 9tarner bot.
Oton9el bat bieie Srdllfbeit unb peritebt
1ti9t, mas 0drnorr5otoeit lit. Oedn6er 1te1nt
tie @Dlone Nber, eil1 Nitoerer Nfter9ei6lDiire,
Dieoer ett Anoerer Nfterbelllelt, Bel6e rell:
1lelt ne tur5De9 s3ddelt, due otele Hdlltett Ddz
ben feiner unterl6ieo an Der &ra1ttbett, bios
siebt es bllItetbe, u1b ni3t blutenoe.
!Sert Gebofteur.
{oierbnr9 erln6e i6 sic, sefaaislt, 1penn
Sic nod einen fleirten Nlab in Sbrer 3eitun9
iibri9 bobe1, bteies 3eu9nib einieeen 81 loi.
len. AHir it's ni9t I'M 9teuitaebter 3l tbult,
baB bet ieit NnafeitS ~perfdIft, mir ITS ltur
III tbun I'M 6rdnfe i'll belfen.
Gbrtit. Gin o 10,
Maperlp, Sre1ner So, SorDd,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-10

11nfer 2s0ent 6scrr G.. g. SobuGe,
beretft 9egentpGrtt9 Californian,
Sre8on, g8aiDiaston Serritorp.
lttat, MSDuMti1tg 1tmS SSSaDo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-10
St0Dt GblGagD.

SEER @eorg GiGcrt, GcnerAI=
@9ent tttto Gorreiponocat ocr SSUt=
stptS gta&tS 3eitttn8, befn@t
9egeutDGrtt8 ole St1atem .ScgaS>
Ncau Wterico alto Mettco.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-10

&~tebDaber SeS fct0iteu SaGnafor
S:afdIeus&5tcrcs trpItcet l0rc SeStcl=
ltsuocm e!rett a&t ole GomraS Seipp
Wretui4t9 &c., GDtca0c fcMoen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-16
To FARM MUNuEws AND MINERS.

The SnoQualmie trail and wagon road
il open for cattle, horses aud footmen
Persons going TO Csur dAlene mines
Sr wishing 10 find good homes and
cheap living, can reach Eastern Wash.
ington at a saving Of thirty dollars over
the Portland and Dalles route. Take
the SneQualmfe roate to the finest val
leys in the northwest, including kittitas
Winnatchie. Moses. Cooley. and the Big
Bend country. where thousands car
find government land subject to entry
There are stopping places all along the
line. Take the train at Seattle for New
castle, walk over to SQuak Valley,
miles. where meals are served Mt q
cents; thence to Snoqualmie. Is miles
thence to Lake kichelas, where the com.
pany's wagon trains run u Eilensburg
At the Valley Hotel or Road Company
Office, information regarding the oouu.
try Ia freely given. There were lJI
families in Big BEND country last fall
Saddle trains will be put ON in 30 days
between Newcastle and Lake kichelas,
to connect with the wagon trains.
fel9d~lm GEoRaE +. SMITH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-16

Referring TO the Star Ham advertised
by Us in these columns. We have now to
say, that IN accordance with q custom
instituted by US some wears since. We
shall ON or about March first commence
our sixth annual ham sale, which con-
sisas OF selling the very choicest Cali
fornia hams that can be manufactured
at price only covering first cost and
expense Of placing same before our
customers, when bought and handled in
very large Quantities. This sale will only
last ~ days. when prices will be advanc-
ed to the usual figure. &. p. STONE,
Grocer and Provision Dealer. Coffses
roasted daily in our new improved
rooster. o-tf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-16

REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS
tn Purity and WholesOmeness Baking Powder.
Baking Powder which purchased in the
find Of
does contain either
E. e. LOVE, PhDt
Royal Baking Powder absolutely
"H A. MoTr, Ph.D."
Powder
package Powder The materials Of
:
Powder received the highest award all competitor q
IiennaW
Institute and at SaeF
of
chemists physicians scientists and Boards OF
Health world
NoTEThe DIAGRAM illustrates the comparative worth OF
Chemical ~
leavenng
This for
the Royal
besides
Of the Royal Baking Powder will conn
"a mind person 0
All
70 Il be az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-16

Those who are obliged 10 use artificial
teeth viii find the new plate being in.
PRODUCED by DIR. kilbourne, 6as Front
street, vastly superior ,o rubber; il Is
less bulky, lighter and much stronger,
and being made of metal pure as gold
IL tssteless and much more cieaniy and
healthful. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-16

DRUos.-A~are Of the fact that goods
are necessary in order tn do business. A.
Il. Stewart selected a large stock while
in San Francisco. These added e
direct importstions place him In posi-.
ton to furnish everything in his line a,
lowest possible prices Inf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-16

A good atlas is the necessity Of every
library, counting room and If every
Intelligent family. and Grams family
world atlas, for which the town Is nov
being canvassed, Just fills the bill. I,
is the best and cheapest atlas pnb
lished, *
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-16

STILL HOLDING TIE Fosr.-C. Z. IL
tus. proprietor Of the Aaison Doro lunch
counter, has called 10 his assistance a
firss class French cook. and will keep
the reputation of his place up to the
highest standard. Give him a call and
be convinced.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-16
STEAMER TRAVEL, ETG.

a Ga DIRECT ROC TIE TO
Through by day
llght. steamer W. +. Munroe leaves al
I O'Clock q m. on Tuesdays and Fridays.
ish Leave Whatcom for Ferndale on
Saturday Returning. leaves Whatcom
on Wednesdays and Sundays At a. m.
For freight or passage apply on board.
or to George Foster. on the esler wharf
CURTIS BROWNFlELD.
pa1S Nasse-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-16

For waches. klox. silver plated wear
and 81 forth. 60 To Il. q. Mclaughlin.
Little Mack, the jewellery The best
and only stock OF fine goods in the city.
Also. some that amt 80 fno,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-16

SI4EEpLESS NIGHTS. made miser
able By that terrible cough. Shiloh's
cure is the remedy for you. A. b. Stew
art, druggist.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-16

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint Shiloh's Vital
ixer Ii guaranteed to cur~ it, A. b.
Stewart, druggist
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-16
Piano and Vocal Lessons.

MISS GERTRUDE KIERSKI LATE
M of San Francisco,. teacher OF piano
and vocal music, Is now prep red to re-
ceive pupils. For terms inquire at resi-
dence, on Marion street second house
Seattle W T. feel
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-16

Why waste money and sacrifice
health when one bottle Of our Southern
LAYER Regulator will make you rs good
AS newi' Try II once and yon Will use
none other. q. Kellogg 4 Co. Is
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SHlIOH'S COUGH and Consur. D
ton Cure is sold 'by u on guarantee
A. Il. Stewart, druggist.
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CHANCE
MAKE A FORTUNE

~ needed to buy mate factory, all
complete and ready to turn out bushels
of matches. We will teach the buyer the
business in ten minutes.
Get ready, boys. you may need the ex-
perience by and by. II We were not al.
ready up to our eyes in real estate and
the mill business, in six months we would
control the match market of the north
west. and in five years make fortune.
No outlay and all income. There's for
tune in it. Pluck, lack and muscle will
do it.
Don't miss this chance to ripen a small
beginning into one of the great manufac-
turing enterprises Of the northwest.
Apply at once,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-16

The sale of damaged dry goods at the
One Price Dry Goods House, from the
recent fire. is in full blast store crowd
ed all day. Those wishing goods a,
about one half their actual value. will
do veil to take advantage of this Hrea,
opportunity that Simon 4 Browns,ons
are Offering ll-tf
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For lame back. side or chest use Shi-
lob's Porous Plaster. Price, - cents
A. Il. Stewart.
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The celebrated Crown Cylinder. Suur
nal and other luhricating oils ~ " AZ
4 Camphtll's
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PRIVATE SCHOOL.

| class Of Or mary scholars. and solicit
the patronage of the residents of Seattle.
Parents wishing to send their children
will please cal on
MRS. PAULINE BOWMAN.
Clio Fifth street. between James and
Cherry. mrll I2
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Fashionable Dressmaker.

MISS ANNIE HURwIrZ LATE OF
VA San Francisco bess u inform the
ladies of Seattle that she is now ready TO
do fAs hionahle dressmaking by the day.
All the latest patterns furnished.
Residence, Marion street. second dosr
above Front seattle. W T. fe2t
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TRANS-CONTlNENTAI
SHORT LIN Il.

For through tickets. time tables and full
information apply TO J. II. ARNEI.
agent. City Dock, Seattle. or any coupon
ticket agent on this coast.
), 3. MERRILL A. V. H. CARPENTER,
Gen1 Manager. Gen. Pass. s. T'kt ARt
w. II. DIXON, Gen. \. w. Pass. Agt. st.
Paul. Mimi.
W, H. MARSHALL. Trav. Pass. Agent,
3W ashingtOn st.. Portland. Or. SCI Am
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cALKINs q REDDISH,

General dealers in staple and fancy Gro
ceries. Flour, Feed, Hay. Country Prod
uce, &c. ll05 Front street tAmos Browns
buildingl. Seattle. W. T.
Having pur chased an entire new stock
Of choice fresh goods. in San Francisco
and the Mast. FOR CASH. we are now
prepared to I'LL all orders in our line at
BEDROCK PRICES. Give us a call.
"a. Cash paid for country produce.
w. CALkINS,
feE I'm ]. I. REDDISH.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can b.
quickly cured by Shiloh's cure. We
guarantee il. \. N. Stew VT. druggist.
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NOTICE TO THE TRAVELLING PUB
~ ic.-I arrived in Seattle at 9 O'Clock,
March 18th. en- the U. X. & N. Company's
steamer Welcome. The following gay
went to that Company's wharf for my
trunk and was charged 50 cents wharfage.
robbery. and the agent told me that trav
elers were charged SO cents for every
trunk remaining on the wharf for four
m nutes after being placed thereon.
consider this a great hardship and will
advertise this damnin9 practice all over
the United States. no matter what il costs.
am stranger. and take this method of
warning the public against this mean,
grasping. extortionate, robbing D. X. &
y. Co. JOHN ID. BIZ KFOkD.
This is true. CAPT II. ROEDER.
Iwhatcom Reveille please copy.I II 3twl
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-TeANEpSRAuROAD iKAvEI

I>ROM ALL POINTS IN THE PACi,
nc Northwest 10 CHICAGO ana all
points in The astern and southern states.
1T Is THE ONLY LINE running fu!iIhan
Palace Sleeping Cars between st. PAUL
and CHI AGO via Milwaukee.
IL is the only line under one manage,
ment between st. Paul and Chicago. and
owns three separate and distinct lines De-
tween those points. thus giving passeh-
gers choice of three routes passing
through the most fertile. populous anu
picturesque sections of Minnesota Iowa
Wisconsin and Illinois. 1t runs the nnest
dining cars in the world and no effort Is
spared 10 secure the comfort OF us patrons
No change of cars of any class between ST.
Paul and Chicago. or omaha and hicaSo
! IL is now possible for passengers TO go
East via the Northern Pacific or mon
Pacific Railways. and still travel over the
L and ~. Paul Railway from st. Paul or
| Omaha changes made in Union depOtS In
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Remaining in the Post Ofice o1 Sat-
urday. March Is, 1884. Persons calling for
these letters will please saw advertised: