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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-28
asee nAs AsLY EsDeEsED.

g,.n The walls Dsosocrat, an indie
,sa.ss DsasOcrsiio paper we take the
sacslna.
!. ,ki. ,nafnine's UssoH there appears
.ss,IleginQ: I'll Clevelaud is going TO
- R,prhlicans and gentlemen like
" paxIett from office for snch rs Ad-
- = viii make bis administration
s..,s,sd b. All decent Democrats"
a : pertinent TO inquire On What
..-,,5s the Unlon uiters this traduo
~TMr ]. N. Adams. Hewlett is "a
.-.al.sasa.r "ksach ~ Adams" are de
- ks III decent Democrats" What
= ldams syer done that the Union
s,sid lmply that be - not a gentle
-; What hss be ever done thai the
Tssm shsuId imply the fAlsehood that
!. 4 A.srsted By ali decent Democrats?
- faioa's dissFibs IL the rant of An
.s.,,,fiea 0f xaiad bJrn evidently out
Z .v.,ssl hate of Adams; . personal
- Dat has no other foundation than
- kAams DOES not belong TO the
fsssss little political olique--a clique
xsssr sess Of aETngsiinR the whole Re
,-klIs.a paFtg inio and unto themselves
n a nnsh 10 do With the defeat OF
=. usrsy this year rs any other small
nsal With sbis clique every man
- dees not Ahp9ort them and theirs
n ,saaeade. . aoundrei, q low fellaw
esz,aIly.
Nr. kSams inori6oed his Off ial hsed
a ~ cod Of thr people. He made
uzswnkl gain Subordinate 10 principe
h erpessd the grant 10 the N. p. Il. X.
a az selitieal supporters OF this grant,
kssaibs. bsfeFehabd. that whether his
sarss sun q lost, he, personally, w0uid
b he Isser. TIE act was heroic. fhe
~ 80 ios gfAnd for the small soul OF
ihs EsAa. Bat every Democrat who
~ hsnsft.ed by the act ot--and there 10
~ ais uho can say be WAS no., unless
lHisa fsilrosd tool; every Republican n
~ simifee an honest man who dAres
I'D right though certain he will suffer;
NJ Republican who wis benefited
\ iks eet-and who Of them was not.
sasmush a. il helsed TO lessen the hold
4 ~ oetsDas Of the N. z. X. X. rail-
NJ lind RfantT every democrat who
" . germ Of gratitude within him;
~ Republican who has n soul larger
1is that Of an egR OF the spawn Of n
tA lager than even that Of the ERioa's
nisaa clique, will not only sign. bnt
esssiaily slsn, Tetition for the rein
aEisnsnt Of Mr.. J. NJ. Adams as receiy-
xa ihs Yakima land Office. Against
y Adsms' personal character no hon
Masn ean say word; against his Of.
~ shsracter there il no charge 10 be
Msssi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-28
ssscerrISG SEwsPArERs.


ne Glsldendale Ga2ettf concludes o
xaky editorial on the infamous At
NJ. 70 boycott this paper in the Ian
|sN fallswinR:
sfhsfe n but little do1bt that Nc
2sizf and his friends viii pay dearly
4 tksif aitsmpt TO boycott the PosT
ffIsnssEuER. and these who have not
fi1dntn their patronage from that
sgH ssil not be In q hurry 20 do 81
NJ Earning OF the energetic action OF
hhesa A man by the name OF Sol
~ Cehn, a The time dealer In gen.
ri mefphandise In eur city. a couple
ysars ago tried 10 fasten a saloon
, "a eur people against their wishes;
~ shial bic aitesapt met with opposi
A1s. " suppressed hts contempt Of the
Aisiiaii and tempefanca people Of the
M md eoansy, took out hts advertise
mi ffem Me Gaafits because its editor
~ tsmpefance man and q Christian,
NJ pntaiely declared that he didn't
~ - custom Of temperance and
1nzsisi people. AZ tho time he made
= sEssftion be Was doing q large busi-
~ M u lefs him no suddenly that be
= -. pfohably aell ono hundred del.
~ ssrfh OF euads during the whole
- he rsaisined here afterwards, and
- b NE time his store was closed by
sslsna. Thare wus no preconeerted
Nssmslit tor united action on the part
es uifistian aud temperance people
~ sila. bot the remark spread like
Esa't md people hearing OF II staid
w fnlm bis place of business. and
- W iso aionths that he kept his
~ epsn. altar be made the remark, Il
= esa.lssd. We shall be Surprised II
ssnx iaxtsr a 90. and Sohwabaeher
~ q esattls. do not have the same
sssria. Of all nien. merchants who
1{i y weaken the bonds Of moral
- sssna oeedienee or reverence
/ ~ thAt aft inRsuded 20 inoalcate
MisH mosl foolish, and when thes
p heseets the people, or any OF
sas are iryins 20 sustain thess
- - - doinR they will soon nnd
Il - aass hoad u . two-edged sword,
y sthsE fellows hold az the hsn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-28
BUSINESS MEN AMI PROPERTY
HoLnEEx.

As the hre insurance companies I
represent do not belong to the compact.
some few people seem to be auder the
Impression that for that reason toe CON-
pAuies are nnt 10 good standing.
For the benefit of such, pablish the
feliosing article taken from the Coasg
Review of Jaly. lset;
TAe HoseHTs3 EHFsraacs csBtpans Of
New York vzs oSRanixed IN lsss. and
its claims are therefore augmented by
that respectable conservatism which
usually attaches To any old corporation.
The paid mp eapital is 300 100. while the
total assets are %sSS. .151, q cSosiderable
portion Of which Is invested IN Govern
ment bondS During tbe past foar
years the b1siness has more than
doubled.
TAe Nsr Tork Bessry-This Il also
an old established company, having
beee or2aniRsd IN ISIS Ii prese1ts
several very good claims fer basiDsss.
having assetA 10 the amount OF sboai a
niilian dollRrs. and tue handsome net
snrplns Of $50, ,0aO30. Igs ne, Surplus
10 eoostderathy in excess of its es&k
capital, which Is rare occurrence 10
Ore tnsnrHncss. TIE BoveFy has s775. 90
in United States bonds. I, H MEEB.
rs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-28

No HAzD fxEs foR wo2ES MIR.
c. W. Crane. Of the Washington Tern
tory EmployInen4 BureAa, has 6sen an
able for the hsss few days 20 al ali the
orders for women help ~ the best pay
tng wa0es. The fair sci shoaia avail
themselves tIf taking their ehoioe ef
poSitsons fr0xn GmonG eight Of the Nrsf
families Of sss4ttie and vfsinfty- Ar.
CFAns doss TIE largest bazinnss n rans-
ina ho1ses and rooms q any one 10 the
eity. Doaf lst your property I've idae
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-28

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, iJlcers. Sals Rheam, Fe-
ves Sores. TetteF. Chappsd Hands, Chill
hlains, CoEns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or 40 pay re-
Qnired. IL h guaranteed 10 give perfect
satisfaction. as uioRey refunded. Price,
- cents per box. For sale by A. r.
Stewart
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4 Forward Matemens.

PARIS, Jan. 27.-Gen. Briere DE Lisle
has notified the government that all the
preparations for concerted action among
the different bodies of French troops IN
fouqHin have been completed. An or
der fer a general movement towards the
occupation of the entire country il be-
lieyed to be imminent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-28

THE J. NJ. AnANs PKrrTIoSs. We are
requested 10 state tha, the petitions 70
President Cleveland asking for the re-
appointment Of ]. n. Adams as receiver
of the land afElcs AZ Yakima are aow
ready for sienAtsre aud copies may Be
found at tha stores of r. j. Graham, j..
a. I.yoc. Isowms.a 4 Cnlt and q. Davies.
Also a. tha oisiess Of ChiloeFR & Co. in
Wells, Fargo & Cos oihce. white 4
MnndAy, Bnrke. halIer 4 Rasin and ID.
II. Gilman it sill be remembered that
Mr.. Adams has recently been displaced
hy az Oresen Failrasd Republican On
aceoant Of his hostility 30 the land
grabbing prepensisies Of she Northern
Pasife RailrsAd CotspAny and the eff
cieni SoFk be dtd for Neorhses 10 the
la1e eampaigrl. All. irrespective Of party,
are requested b sigu and 10 good elti-
zsn sAoaid fail 30 avaii himsslf of ihs
privtla.se-
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I'm Bratilaush's Favor.

LONDON, Jan. 27.-In the Court Of Ap.
peals today a decision vas handed down
in the case Of Charles Bradlaugh on his
appeal from the decision of the Divi.
sional Court refusing him new trial in
the case which the government won
against him for taking his seat in the
House of Commons without taking the
oath. The Court Of Appeals decides
that Brsdlaugh has the right to appeal
The decision in effect is an order for a
aew trial.
Cannot Relt
Honekong special says that the Off
oials there have declined to allow the
French man of war triumphant to reiit
1T that port.
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IL embraces whatever IA OF immediate In.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-28

sHIL0a's CURE VII immediately
relsese Creep. Mhcopine CooGh ard
BrouehisisA sold hy x. b. Stewart.
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4
500 slieuiiso paid 10 the repair of
tAiShes. ehFonomeaers, ohrono-
- sp,it and quarter seconds, re-
Aad striking watches. marine
z. - s'tsA freneh eloeks. eic., etc.
sssf iisna piacss that others have
-. = Uaka Ne. We give = strict
- q ssilsfastisn OF retara the
49, Fl,d: kxhAtI 4 Sos, leading
y feees soSind. Frye's Opera
sssck. Seattle, VI. T. iaSdw
f--es-----aa-sss .-sz.s---..
fsHsisF SHtDufR. The nee
:. - enssiele ef the Nerthern Pacific
- !. asdastica In Transportation
~ many elassss OF goods. bat she
AZ Rossis from the East 10
Y. ~ Y highsi by 20 cents ton
tE.s y thss city. Gs0ds can be
-. asi Chieae'o and <aheF Eastesn
tah e1ts and back b MallA
,az sslns rates that are Cd arg
~ ss.M WAllA dtfecs. spokane
- s sAtll grrAseF disadyan.
-. !. s.iaonRh !, IL aeasly zoo miies
k.sS.,1 sisfn tAippang potnta than
n -. ~ freight rates ARE al. a. Dc
erfia,ss frssx.
II "a ~-s~--.----za-as--a-
- ersazss and use inferior psr.
- 80 yea san ess those elsQAni,
~ ~ tragAnt ilower odors Which
n Z s,.siem iAsrfaaMs eivel sam.
u ssEaAKrS. Is egn
a. ---------------------
- = ssssy E,sn. Il rassihle. eAtAe,
- soaks HhAeg his reof. -
- eAsa sotl, SIR, In have then
1ss. --SsAAksRaars
~ ~ the hreess stock in Wash.
/ lxs~ !. ssssfsiasy. and eel a lowe,
| l& Fs-sss ~ osAsr heass on the Pa
~ ~, e. DAVIS 4 %.
- sss's's and siasisasrs Ia Cnsr,
a A.. =. 7-s'--s,----s-=-az-
= - caaes Blended Cesee. which
h elsna 20 aasa ana Moaha
v - = aehsAifssl. vale the rris.
sse catIss q very moasrass
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GAxxaI1'z CnMFxNnzux j. q eyclopcdtA
% reference. Contains the greatest
amount Of useful information ever con'
paied in ooe beck. Il has 10 qeArte
paeee, tgaal 10 4so paees q an oFsis.
nary book. Coussifis over iesuto facts,
as good - gsid- A treasury ef know-
led2e as eesnnaud. IL worth uAny
times tts eu@s. Viii pay for itself ever
year. A&drsss A. j. SxrTH, aEent, T. %
bon isi Seattle. W. I. iasA q
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Club Prices isr ths best Hone aad
Fersien Lissraisrs.

tPossessed of THE LIVING AsK Aad ene
or ozhcf OF eur rtFncko1e American
E3onthiieA . subscriber VII Cad bimseif
IN command of the whole sifa9tioa.
pAfladelphlA REensng Bniietin
For so 50 THg LIVING AGE &nd any one
OF the American 81 M0nthlies tor Har.
per's Weekly oF Raxart gin he sent for .
ye2r. postp@ad or for % "a. THK LExESG
AsE snd - SicaoiAs or Lppincot1s >
LGTTELL q Co.. Bssfsa.
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.aa WEEKLY,
..,.. AxD WEEKLY:

......s,..I cards, ~ per month for one
.sS q Der Inonth for one-half inch:
- 4 ,s,nss q iInc for ons week. and
- 4 Ilns pa. Donth.
49, x..s',-.,sI Advertising. y an inch for
- al 81 an inch per month
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FOR EIGN.


MADRID, Jan. 27.-The new treaty OF
commerce between England and Spain
based on the most favored nation clause
arranges for progressive reduction IN
the duties levied upon British products
and manufactures admitted into Span
ish territory, 10 correspond with grad
ual reduction which England agrees to
make in impOsts laid upon Spanish
yrinHa
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'.,pyrRTIsINc RATES


...ss,..l csrds. - per month tor enc
p-ss = - roush for one-hAB inch.
~ - sats line for one insertion.
see.4 - S5r stx Insertions and ~
,mH - q miysr4isements, % ceuss afi
tsssts 80. tse.srtiEIn. $50 AZ ines for slx
No - - - 40 inch for two weeks tAG
- snd o per month
soH WEEKLY
...,..sI c..sds q per month for one
.SF 9per month for one-hAf inch
akA = =. u eeI,sst 4 line for one Insertion.
s,ass line per month;
ies-~rr,si exlgertiAing. VI per Isch Tor
.ssfnIl aad e per month
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MORAN BROS,
MAcHINISTS AND ENGINEERS

1kAkRS MILL AND STEAMBOAT sUppIIxs CARRY
uon Of - ,~.A- @~S'~r
Pmps fusap1g Eaxinss snd
A&chans plpsn nstlnKd
rssisrs wharf, sekm ssssse. ssass,ss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-28

] - - Las,aes Blended Ceses.vAieA
n -. eisna 81 lava and Mocha.
v = = deheAafstl. vale ssas rries
Vaslss "a 'pery moderass.
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a, sosrInTElllcEncER PUB. co
-. IaBs 10 isSa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-28

NHw fo8x. Jan. A-It u no9 ex-
plaine.i that The defAais On the January
interest Of the Oregon 4 California 6rss
MORTGAGE hoadss mainly kssd IN Ger
u,any and Great Britain. vss due 70 tie
shfsicuIty Of putting in prior claim Of
$500 Go. uhsch had kssn agreed 70 By
ths hoMdholdegs. and whieh bad been
RAISED IN Earops by Henry Willard The
clAixn c1ala n0s be arranged eqni4aoly,
il i said. auing 70 the desire of SOME q
the leading bankers 10 STAMP the bonds
whea ths Interest should Be paid. h
Orssun TrAnaccntinensal ia nat Il u
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Money Market.

NEw YORK, Jan. T.-Governments
firm railways strong, In stocks. aside
from Lackawanna, st. Paul and North.
western, trading was limited. The mar
ket closed fraction below top prices.
but shows an advance of TO is in a
number of shares.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-28
eassaias Pseasc ss,iaeaa.

NEW fokG. Jan. T.-The dirsotors Of
the Canadian Pseific Railroad Company
declared seusi-annu4l dividend Of one
per cent. payable February lIta. IN ad-
ditinu 20 the RaArsnteed semi anEuai
divid14& Of ~ per cent. aaking an
animal dividend az s per cent.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-07
Too Much Fourth.

As Mr.. Stewart, with young lady, was
going up Third street last night, he no.
sound asleep. Thinking that it would b
kind act to rouse the sleeper and start
him homewsrd, he did so. The man said
he wanted to go to Est Sedalia and started
of. After he had left the young lady with
Mr.. Seward called his attention to large
vslise thst was sitting on the sidewalk, evil
IDENTIFY left by the drunken man. Mr..
Stewart brought the vslise down town and
turned IL over to Msrshal Barnett.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-07
Commence the Year RIGHT.

Don't make too many resolutions, but
hold en- like grim death to those you make.
If yosr physical system is out of order you
use trying to KEEP stiff upper lip when
your kidneys or liver are taking the cour-
age out of you. III you have really made
up your mind 10 turn over q new leaf,
commence the yesr by taking thorough
course of the celebrated Kidney Wort.
Thousands of people testify to its good
effects for kidney diseases, biliousness, piles,
constipation, etc.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-07
SOCIETY NEWS.

ANY items of interest suitable for this depart
m mt, from Sedalis neighboring places, are re-
spectfully solicited. We want s. viyacious. active
and CHEEKY lady correspondent in all the neghbor-
ing towns tributary 10 sedalia Address all such
communications 10 Rosa Pearle, society reporter
RAzoo Office. Sedalia, Mo.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-07

Does your heart ever seem to stop, ar d
you fe-l adeath-like sensation, do you have
sharp pains in the region of your hssrt-
you have The Heart Disease. Try DR..
Graves Heart Regulator. ST. per bot'e.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-07
Horsford's Acid Phosphate-Be-
ware Of limitations.

limitations and coun'erfeits have again
appeared. Be sure thst the word "HoRs-
FoRD's'' is on the wrapper. None are genu-
inc without it.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-07

Mcclellan leads in wal.
paper.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-07

Mrs. Ssllie Meyer and SON Lewis.c came
up from Cspe Girardeau last Tuesday,
where they have been residing for some
past.
Mrs. Sanders Love, accompanied by
her son Lee left Thursday last for Ken
lucky, where they will spend several
months visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Schenker LIFT last week for ILL
nois, where she will reside with her
mother.
-MIs. 6. E. Hodge was visiting friends
in Upton last week.
Miss Minnie Biggs, who has BEEN
tesching at Versailles returned home last
Tuesday.
Miss Dollie Gray has returned from 8
short visit TO Upton.
Full jabot ruffies of black lace sre
placed down the fronts, sroupd the bottom,
the neck and sleeves Of dressy black silk
street jackets.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-07
APPLETON CITY

Mrs 6. w. Shield left for FL Dorado
Springs last Tuesday morning, whsre she
will remain some time.
Miss Elite Williams left last Thursda,
evening for trip to Ohio.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-07-07


Mis- Corb is summeriug at Macon
City.
Mrs. J. K Ward has returned from
the east.
Miss Bryant, o. Lexington. is at Mrs.
Hirsch's.
Miss Euma Campbell returned Tues
day morning.
Mr. Jas. Davis ard wife left Monday
afteruoon or their home in Spear6sh, Col
oradn.
Misses Kae Shoot and Kste Lowen, of
Trenton, Mo-, are visiting at w. X. Nor
rows.
Miss Hattie Howard is staying With
relatives in Ohio.
Mrs. Lucy Hall and daughter, of
Grover, Missouri, are with FIRMS in III S
city.
Misses Ida Brooks and Laura Rudy
are at Sweet Springs.
Mrs. L, NJ. Berry is in St Louis.
Miss Josie Carroll has returned home
from a weeks visit with relatives north of
Knobnoster.
Mis- Grscelie Meyers, who has been
visiting her friend, Miss Josie Carroll, re-
turned to Holden last Wednesday.
Mrs. Col. Hyer and daughter left last
week on a visit to Ohio. They will pass
the Summer 10 Cleveland and the eastern
part of the state.
Mrs. TORY and her daughter, Miss
Carrie, left for Colorado Thursday TO spend
the summer. They will go 10 Silver Cliff,
visiting d. nver on the way there.
Miss Mary Bennett, of Seneca, Kansas,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. d. B. Harsh, of
this city.
Upton.
Miss Matte Mitchell, daughter of DR..
S. c. Mitchell, of New Palestine, is visiting
Mrs. j. Reed Miller this We, K.
-Miss Jennie Williams returned from
her visit to versailles Monday.
Miss Kettle Ashton, q very pretty young
lsdy from Barpet'sville, Morgan county. is
visiting Miss May Brown, near this place,
for the past week, returned home Tuesday.
&C. E. Benjamin; who has been visiting
his friends here for the past few days, went
tn Sadslia Mcrdav