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Table Cutlery, at Hunt & Lide's.
Watauga Valley Axes, at Hunt Il
Lide's.
rs lbs Sugar for 81, nt Hunt &
E.lde's.
Cross cut saws, at Hunt and
Idea
SIbs CeGgee for ~, at EEnRt &
Hides.
Molasses 4Oc per gallon, at Hunt &
Lids's.
GranuIated Sugar, 13 lbs for
~. at kaunt * Hides.
Coffee lbs for $l00, at Hunt &
Lde's.
Job Work of all>kinds done at The
COMET sffice.
200 kegs Steel and Iron Nails. at
Hunt & Lide's.
Coal oil % cents at J. B. Jones'.
Borax Soap will take off grease, dirt
&c. ITO beat the world, only at Jones
Drug Store.
800 Watauga Valley axes, at Hunt
4 Lides.
Sugar Is lbs for $100, at Hunt and
Lids's,
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Old accounts Rssusd be cEOsets.
EEWNN nnd N.aEsgs.

Fall and winter goods at reduced
prices. You can make 2525 by buy
ing your clothing aow from Mothner.
He intends to sell out his stock to
make room for a Spring stock Of
goods.
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ssuckIen's Arnica snIve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded Price rs cents per box,
Fer sale by J. B. Hash L Son.
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Painless Eye Water.

Reynolds, Ga, Aug. 10 'S4.
Dr.. j. A. DIcKEY,
Bristol, Tenn.
DEAR sEE YOU will please ship
me 6 doz. bottles Of Eye Water of the
same. 1t is the greatest thing / ever
heard of. l am selling it from Is to
90 miles around. Send at once
Yours Respt,, L. IL, TAYLOR.
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If you are due the ConLT il will he
to your interest to pay up now, and
subscribe anew in order to have a
chance for the three premiums We Of
fer 10 our snbscrihers.
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Northumberland.

possible.
Northumberland.
Eugene Horton has returned to the
city.
Toad Hickey is the Johnson City
dude.
Our circulation continues to in
crease.
The growth OF Johnson City is as
tonishing.
New Goods, at Brumit & Walters,
Elizubethton,
Don't wait to see somebody to send
us the amount of your subscription
Send it by mail,
The recent cut in railroad rates has
reduced the fare from Chattanooga to
Memphis to $500.
Mr. H. B. Ovennan, the polite and
popular agent Of Gilberts Music
House is in the city.
A reply to"Nimrod," on Evolution,
will appear next week.
Cash paid for produce, at Brumit e.
Walters, Elizabethton.
R. L. Taylor returned from Nash
vile Thursday evening.
The Holston Methodist is to be fur
nished with new dress.
Agood many poplar logs are brought
down the Narrow Gauge.
Granulated sugar u lbs for 81, at
Brumlt & Walters Elizabethton.
Clothing at Rock-Bottom prices, at
Brumit & Walters, Elizabethton. !.
The Tannery company have pur
chased a machine for securing leath
err.
Mr.. G. D. Galloway, Of FlouryilIe
made the COMET Office pleasant cal
this week.
Messrs Splitter and Faris will open
stove and tin house in Harris build
ing next week.
We have heard it remarked tina
Johnson City would be fine plac,
for a paper mill.
Johnson City offers better induce
ments to live business men than an,
town on the line.
Adept Slemens, Of Jonesboro, anC
R. M. slemens, Of Newcomb, stoppe'
: off in the city Thursday
II you would save money, buy you
! Flannels, Jeans and Linseys, at Nc
Nulty & Borches, Knoxville, Tenn.
4 Mr.. Mccall, of Washington, an
), Mr.. Yokely, of Sullivan, went Sout1
: this week with q drove Of horses an,
4, mules
Call and gee for yourself what ban
gains we have in Black and Colore
Silks. McNulty & Borches, Kno,
/, vile, Tenn.
- Elegant styles OF Turkish Rugs an
O Carpets, bought during the reeer
o break in prices, at McNulty 4 Borche
J Knoxville, Tenn.
A new aud better building stant
where the fire recently burned dow
the property belonging to N. G. Hyde
1t and 0'Brien Bros,
' Our friend, Rufus Patty, requests I
to say that he is candidate for Ma
istrste, and asks the citizens Of IN
district to give him their support,
Ne New and beautiful styles OF Han
ID burg Edging and checked Nansool
a just received which we are offering
" lower prices than ever before. Menu
ty & Borehes, Knoxville, Tenn.
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offer for sale the Machinery in the
Home FIGURING Mills, Home Depot,
East Tenn, suitable for Custom Mill,
Will sell CHEAP.
A. j. PATTERSON,
s5jan3w6 Union Depot, E. Tenn,
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Hard Times.

1t ia time TO quite grumbling about
she dullness of the season and il you
will buy your. clothing Of Mothner
Won viii have no reason 70 complain.
Opposite Hunt 4 Lide.
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train.
Produce House.-Cecil and Dowdy
have enlarged their business and are
running in connection with their gro
Gerry store a produce house. In order
to carry on their business successfully
they offer better inducements to farm
ers in the region Of Johnson City than
any other house in town. They run
their business on strictly cash basis,
and pay spot cash for the following
articles OF produce: Chickens, butter,
eggs, potatoes, onions, beans, peas,
cabbage, wheat, oats, kraut, &c. Be
fore disposing Of your produce we
would advise you to call and see
Messrs Cecil & Dowdy, one door East
Of Gump's Clothing Store.
Messrs. c. II. Williams and T. Hir-
ton, OF Knoxville, will be in the city
in February, for the purpose of organ
ling. a Franklin Square Literary
Club. They desire from forty to one
hundred and City members. For for
ty members they will put in sixty
books, well bound, the best of Har-
per Bros. publications. The cost
to each member is very small, being
about 81 for two years. A library is
very much needed in Johnson City
and we hope that these gentlemen
will be successful in establishing one
here.
MaYied.-In Jonesboro, on Tues
day evening, the 9th inst, at the res
idence Of the brides father, j. M. Hoss,
Mr.. Will Mc&all and Miss Anna Hoss,
were united in the holy bonds of we'd
lock Mr. Mccall is well known as a
member Of the firm of Dosser & Nc
Call, and is distinguished for his good
looks and excellent business qualifca-
tons. The bride is young and ac-
complshed. The COMET hopes they
may always be
Two souls with but one single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one.
NoFr'''o"n 'a]9', ,r
1lV,' -)' ~ : 4, "''0i'o" las A'"i
eoil' Piove" q ii"''''9oi'io 9soio n0"so az
Aioii'o "ei,oV' nV'il oii 'iio H'to % 'iio
o'io D"iiie'' 'o''i0Vii.io o''ioe' - So'i'
A ,. 0o",oo" "''si'oi', ,t"' - :
unsl'o'0o VI MS iI'0ieS's AZ oi'iop'
duce tho roller nrocess in his min at
Home If q cost NJ about 000
nc sl'e'io'i ioi . usIlee Vi we e"ce
,oI 'lle 9'i' uistiloV WIN DC helu 'o-oay'
8oi'e " iui,Iuer % cahoio"'eS are
od "a tho COMET Horny Noss Am,
uydor Tim Crnm1oy W;lJ;on rTodoo
Tonnessoa TusL Ruins pa ~ San,
sinorlv Tin johnson and Rnfns
uickev
Dr,as oo,,t;,,nos GOOD To b,vs no.l,
mo brt nnro dr,gs and rolioblo noo1;-
o;nos Laons ., bord enc stooL a., i
aoos l;hora, oharo &c ,duon.;s;,n
whiob has creat dool - do with =
Mr Tonos bos shown nc royolty -
the way OF soap for the Toilet. Cal
at City Drug Store and see it.
Mr. D,nlonis ooont for Tho poon1os
Mutual Life Insurance ordor of Ma
N;,,v;,,a Tenn Cheanest ordor =,
the United States and thoroughly re-
liable. For further information, sec
Mr.. Dunlap, Johnson City, Tenn,
NV noo,lo roiso oohhao ona ~,
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NOTICE.

Wewill not be held responsible for
the opinions of contributors.
All job work must be paid for on
delivery.
No name will be entered on our sub
ssription book unless the amount OF
the subscription is paid in advance
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-01-31

Shipping Tobacco Scarce, and in Demand.
Sold this week for w. A. Hensley,
Madison Co, N. c., 1916 pounds for
$1,000 round Oliver Hughes, Mitch
Ell Co., N. c., 4 lots at $4,000, 1850,
1925 and $1,000; L. Deaton, Slots at
S87 90. 5000 $2025, $1425 and $12.75 ];
Jessie Peterson 8 lots at $4,000, $26.0e
and $500; Joshua Peterson, 3 lots at
$500, 5000 and $500; Hiram Pc
terson, lots at $1,000 $1525, 14.25
and 1925; ]. w. Bailey, 5 lots at $40
5000, $500 $1,000 and $500; S. c..
Hughes, Yancey Co., N. c., lots at
$1S.25, 1915 and S11.25, and numer-
Gus other lots at satisfactory prices.
No change in market except greenish
low grades, bid OF two lower.
HARR EROS. Il BARNES.
Jan'y 27, 'S5.
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u. G.. HARRIS,
WATCH-MAKER AND JEwELER.
Boom over the Postohfce, Johnson
City, Tennessee.

All kinds OF Watches. Clocks, Jew
slry, and Sewing Machines cleaned
and repaired on short notice. Salts
faction guaranteed or no charge made.
Point forget that l can repair read
just, or rebuild as good as new, any
machine ever made. 84dec20tf
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-01-31

Table Cutlery, at Hunt & Lide's,
Watauga Valley Axes, at Hunt 4
Lide's.
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yOmNsON CHTY DERECTORY.

Preaching at the Presbyterian church LIST and
Cd Sundays in eaee month ct Il o'clock, a. m.
Rev Johnson, p. c.
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HE COMET.
LTsHRD EVERY SATURDAY,.

anbsariphon price, enc year, s1,t
+" mo.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-01-31

Mr. Dunlapis agent for The Peoples
Mutual Life Insurance Order, of Me
Minnyille, Tenn. Cheapest order in
the United States and thoroughly re-
liable. For further information, see
Mr.. Dunlap, Johnson City, Tenn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-31

Some of our citizens who bad gone 10
Victoria to witness the exercises on the
Qnecn's birthday, returned this morn
ing. They report very pleasant time.
except while 10 company uith the Sc
sttie Reds. on the Eliza Anderson, on
her trip frDui Seattle. 70 Victoria last
Sabbath. These roaghs took possession
Of the ladies' cabin. and With an exhi-
bition Of their vhiskey bottles, dread
fui profanity and obseenity, made IL
very unplessant for she ladies and gen
tiemen who could not obtain staterooms
and must retnain thens. When the con-
duct Of these Seattle wretches would
become Undesirable, and lady wonld
leave the cabin, one of them would say.
There. we've got rid Of another OF
them. ."-Chrhaiis eoi'resp0Hdssos iH Ia
COMA Ledger.
There is no use is arguing or ressoo-
ing With parsons Who make such utterly
baseless sssertioRs a. those contained
in the above. Il b Sufficient 10 say that
either some of oar eitizsns or the
Lsdser's soSresDordsnt iied abominahiy.
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Grindtng rOok 70 sad.
tIA wItn Sherman & sweps 10 the coast
Gored by the hissins baAIes--
Torn bs the bowling shell.
Covered in mo1nds
on burial grognds.
Uncovered where they fell;
Dead By The thirsty fever
Dead BY the foal Rangrene-
M0thsr. SISTER,
Child gnkisssd.
Or wife. ss gha might have be=n.-
All over the ureek-stregn land
Tue oztssrsd eorpses he
OF the boys in blue,
Who fo1ght for yea.
Under the soashern sky.
From shs ses-9rosu groves Of eorAl,
fhe flower State that b0aud
10 the giant frs
That the soft wind stirs
Ga isles Of ''P1eet sound:'
From the beetling elf -hoand eortals
OF the Golden Gate" thrown wide.
Where the dery glance
Of the sun's red lance
Glints cross "Pscifc'sn tide,
To the slboing. slRhing pines
That moan 30 hills of '-MAipe,-
In esst or west,
NJ home 90 blue,
Bat nOurns its bEavest slain.
Mourn for the h0useholds shattered.
Mourn for the fond hopes Asd:
Weep and erievs
For the ref who live,
But not for tl,a hAroas daaa
They have been tried, rewarded,
Crossed. saa wear the crown.
Oar burdens Of care
and sorrows ~ bear.
Unable 10 lay them dowu-
We, IN the dsrkening shade.
They. IN the sunshins biie.
We have, alas.
The river 10 pAss--
They are on the other side.
Ours :he sorruxs and anguish,
The tleaEtaohta that will not cease:
Oars. the tears.
Regrets and cares;
Theirs. the eternal peace
Tumulf and strife left fore Far,
when they passed through the
toN<1l
And took on the immortal,
In the shadoay land Of death.
We. who are mourning their loss,
Scatter over tnem memorial flowers"
Angels crown them today
With laurel and bag.
In brighter land than oars.
This poem, 90 originally written. vas
composed by % soldier boy Of the Forty
seo0ad New Tosk Volunteers (G. W.
Andrews), = cousin Of L. B. Andrews,
by whom it has been very consider.
ably changed and reArrRneed for the
present occasion. Mr.. Andrews does
not desire 10 take any credit for the pro
doetion more than justly belongs 70
him.
This was followed by the benediction
and the exercises closed at O'Clock.
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mEsEErFI-l.

The fact is regretfully mentioned
that the wife ef a business man in this
city, who depends on she patronage OF
the people for his support, did last week
lay in supply OF dry goods from q store
in neiRhooring city. II the people of
Tacoma should treat her husband as
sue treated the merchants Of this city,
she would have no money with which TO
bay these goods. Will the LADY ponder
on these Tacoma Ledger.
Perhaps the lady found that the bust
nese men Of Tacoma did as many iu
Walla Walla are doing-sending 10 San
Francisco or the East for work that
could be performed better and cheaper
at home?- Wslla Walla Staftsmas.
Certain Seattle business men spend
money for advertising only in outside
journals, looking 10 the town papers 10
advertise thsan free OF charge. Saeh
merchants have no right 10 complain IL
their own neighbors do occasionally
bay something In VictoriA, Portland,
San Francisco OF the East.
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oenIsc sreRrx.

The yicforia Athletic Club proposes
VISITING Seattle on the 4th Of July next,
shoald there be akhissie sports included
10 the pfoarsm OF eur cousins.
Taere viii 10 Q shooting tsasuamens
on soronation day between teams from
Her Msiesiy's ships Constance and Sat
elite. and fnsm Nee Westminster and
so,and cities, inslndine RaEksmen Of
ybeforia. - F4ctsrfa H,nss.
The e,Ar Bass Ball Cub of this city
hi.s challenged the spokane Fails. W.
T., club. The Territory boya write that
slasy will prchahly be down toward tho
close Of the seasSn.
The Porsisnds have ARRANGED for .
series OF bite bali eamss with the Seat
tie Reds. 1'hs dases hsss nos yet been
decided ug,on. The dsfeat Of the Reds
shs other day By the yietorias By Q score
sf = 70 II has given the Postlanas con
adeocs tass they viii win. - PoSflssd
Ssns.
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Ayer's SSrsapAxilsA 10 hiNhay con
eeasraasd estrses af sArzspaFtilN. Gsd
oshsr bioed parifyinx roeia, oomhansd
With io&ide - Possssilm and lrea. -
e.nfrul esef sanofalnns aaseasrs b N.
sruAled BY any esker medlaina.
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WILL SAm.-A fev days ago the
mornims Gaia was issued ~ nes daily
IN ssatiie. the pFoprietors had q rsye-
lstion in which ifappearsd 20 them thai
the psspie at that ne8sparer surfsitcd
city ueRe sadsfins for another paper
snedigxn. naiwiihsfandilna the aAzxlinl
fact thai seattle already poss~sssd too
ar<fsla daily pahiieatioes fhe Csli
vas called sad d answered.. Aftsr I'm.
eering I've wsekx The nsw ieine-fsst vant
tufsAed ap iss toss snd was deposised 10
tha nsuspspH cemetsFy of Sezfties that
hrisslss Uish hsadstonan over The re.
mains Of nsny gone hefore. Tbs sx-
psrience of the pzst toe or three years
oaRht 10 uArp sBbisi9os ne,EspAper Den
nos 20 Try delds alnssay occ1psed.
There may be sama fun in tryiue 10
faana nsxsyapers IN seattle. oat it is
hardly comuensafaes with he sxpense
attached shsasto --spokase Rsris~ and
PswfiaH6 0ug0sfan.
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FnAr RARlEsT 90 CeMnaxATsess.
fras delie4gT Of E&sor with tFae en-
eany Of action. has been attained IN the
tanous California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup sf ftasL Ifs pisssant tssts and
hsnehcisl e4ects have feEdsred Il IN
mensels popular. sample hostles free
and large bottles far sshs By A. b
ssswars. 1yif
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nUKEx CITY ASSEMBLY Na ssis
~ x. az L. Mssc1z 80 fhs arx1 and thar9
Fl<a4ys a. each nnn&h. - ~ ). N. at
xAsenic Hal yis.ring hrethfen d seo4
~ MCMILLAN ~. w.
WAx1x2 WALKkR T. q 1Aa
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WANTED.

A TnonocaHLI coMPxTxxT MANA
n seF fW . ssRAfz. szsh. aseF sna fu<n2-
rnsx lnaeary eamAane4. &nxt b. Huaer. aaes-
Rweie ana snenssoxsd T. ths hnzan -.
Apaatrnnaa - s1Ee NxaAfy en4 give fsssf.
snass - - eAsr1cer sad aEpfFiAneA A.
ars1 = ssw MI EAa, e4se Nslls. faF4e d
o., Fsxs Toessssa. y. 7. epiStf
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SUMMONS.
n ERRTroRY oF vAsHrN.,roS


kRRIToRY OF wAsHfNfyToS
= county Of King. 81
IN Justices Court @. A. Hin, Justice ef
TO Charles y. Clancy: Yen srs h.r,hx
nouned that kugene ID. Smith ks.s Az
eemplaint against yo1 In nai4 Coar4
Mnien VIII come on 70 be heard Al mT
Once Front street. in the city al senf
tle, hing county. w. r. ON lhe 3th dag a
June. lssa, at the hour Of 10 ocsock n n
and uniees you appear and thea and therS
answer. the same viii he taken Al rnr.
Iessed and the demand of che plainfiR
sfsnted. The object and demand of eal1
compliant Y that you are alleged d, haye
osconle Liable 70 plaintiff on toe oosh dsY
% August 1854 TOR uno-hAh of the ear.
lnss q certain dApple lgrsy, sfallioa
named Prince. owned hy the plslntlf- nnd
Kept and used By yoa for staadins a
mares during the season of ls34 pssdsr
ano hy . verna1 agreement nntsrni inio
ny ana oetween yoa and the nleintiH -
or about April lsk 1854. lEheinky Y11s Irre
20 p.y Al the expenses Of keeptnr nn4
s,anoinF said horse, ana 70 rRy hi -
pla.ntan one-half of all the earmillwe a
sald horse during said season. "a esrerd-
snoe with which yon are ALLEGED lt knsa
neoonse nehls g plAtnfl9 tr Tia snn x
s1rse ~ nesored doliarA for tie reeoVsFF
% snls sum The said acssos u hrunRkG
Complaint filed May n lssh -
q. a. HILL.
Justics a the Psaca
Dated ~ Seattle. Msy "a INA nwsd
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Notice Of RinaI PreoG.


u.s Lam oErcn 4z olrxrn. VII
April n. i&1k
- sesles = Asssay given the aEOEaH
nATanaAI hss elsd nesies g lstnszIis y
a1sanns. tAs clsfx ~ The Dfssrasi usnrs. "a -
once = kAf Huwnsena, ~. r.. - Tas1x1F.
Ne - azy - Ssns. 4. .. f91I. q 49,
Nes1 sRplics.foz Ne ma. ~ sks ~ 4 I
sha = e ssrt1aa o. sn1 m 4 af m A sf
a<ssscA q. igwnaAiF - nafth. frnr. senl
Tz1Ey kBlgha. 7 .. 0r9s.fy xn1 tsrzrr ~
Al - oak HNbor. VT.
5oax v. slow1s
HpN4ed hNEfstnr e Eks Ls01 o8la.
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NJ. FINKELSTEIN,
TAILOR.

War Ia prossaansd and No isrma a
pesns untt every man in tAs city Of
Seattie has . psU suif ef elofkes made
By n Finkelseeiz. the f1shiesahls tail
% and pfsetksNi austsx- Ny leug expe-
rssnes and s<s4dy prsctics area an1rEn-
- 70 the pzhsie Uf Esnerzl n:izfaetien
In al trsnsscliuns A l4rHs Esock ~
Ways Co hand. which viii b ma<is q
order fpw c1zh. Suits msds from g.
ups drs<s Esifz. cas- Pants nssde frum
~ -, rtne dresl penis for SO. Lasesf
slgizs . speeiAl<H. 0An a - Frpns
arsss. Ensfsis mys
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GRADING CONTRACT.

CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the Port Blakely Mil Company for
clearing and grading three miles Of stand
ard gage railroad at Little Skookum.
Bids received till 81 g. N. on Monday,
June 1.
Plans and specifications can be ssen AZ
Eehelnan & LleweiiynA Post Guiding,
where printed forms may Be obtained S
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va dslisrrsh b. Carsain Clso. % HIN
80 sntfshaneea Ais saa5eei by rsaa,ua
1s.<sA tlrNhs's iArsvsll urds,,. issned
3 ~ Rfknsl review a. washirwsor p
s kksh tizs prior to she diisbznaine
~ sssty. He Thea dissasnsd he var
- EeraaA 70 sene extsiat, and paiS
ANaz sissItn9 tEtbass % ~, Gsand
50. s.ss = 3 3 shs lRspshlie. In eIosilae Capt
~. e. Wis " nut q dAy Devoted to The
- n osl V ne snemaFy af tAa dead
essa -sisle nAlscnis dead nos oi
..e. teens live weof oui IN th,s fsssra.
= ss1kehi skAinss our esanlry's IN
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-31

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i,ikl stfelt 10 Mill, up Mil 70 Front.
ffunt 70 Onion. then up Union 10 Third.
10 tAs uslsstsity grounds. Un arrival
u Ne sni9aroe 20 the grounds. the frst
esyisien gh lhe prooesslon opened ranks
. ist NE sssoAd aivhsion pass tnrough.