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No Change I'M the IRON Strike.

PITrsBURa, June 2-The iron strike situation
remains unchanged. No signatures TO the scale
have been obtained since yesterday, and both
sides are anxIously awaiting developments.
James D. Weeks, secretary of the Manufact
urers' Associations, is in receipt Of his daily
kilograms from the iron centers of the country.
AT / o'clock he reported no further move made
by the manufacturers outside of Pittsburg.
At Youngstown the contest is more exciting
than at Pittsburg Ali the mills there, and
and throughout tho Mahoning valley, with the
execution of one at Sharon are closed and the
manufacturers send word that they are firm
and will not sign the present scale. On the
other hand the workmen of that section are as
solid as a rock. Notwithstanding these reports
of determination coming from both sides and
from various sections, there are many, perhaps
a majority, of those directly interested who be-
lieve the strike will be Of short duration. Never
in the history of the two associations have the
differences been so slight Concessions have
been made on both Sides and it is generally be-
lieved that with but little trouble the whole af-
fair, which is now the cause of about 60, 900
workmen being Idle, can be amcably settled.
The Commercial Gazette says: "The latest re-
ports received by Secretary Weeks which in
elude kilograms from ali districts. indicate
general ever known in the West.
Three years ago nineteen mills were running.
under what is known as the Cincinnati agree
ment,' and fourteen signed the scale in various
parts of the West, making thirty-three mills
N all working under the agreement with
he Amalgamated Association So far
Secretary Weeks has been able to learn but
x firms IN the West have as yet signed the
malganated Association scale, or are running
nder an arrangement with the association
his. OF course. does not include the steel mills.
hlch have never been considered in any oues
lion Of this kind. The workmen have re-
fused 20 accept the terms offered. and
every nail factory In the West
but one. the Beare nail works.
have closed down. There Is nothing new in the
iron strike tonight. TIE reduction proposed by
manufacturers Is much larger than was sup.
posed. The card rate runs down TO
VI. whereas last years agreement was on
basis Of 81 30 card rate. The proposed scale ad-
Eances and declines cent for each Is cents
variation in the card ratio.
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Farm Residence Burned.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
VINCENNEs, June Elijah Milams fine
farm residence, twenty miles north of this city.
in Sullivan county was burned on Sunday.
Loss. $780, insured for s., 900 in the Phenix of
BROOKLYN
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A Puxzied sheriff

New York. June 2-Sheriff T. jefferson
Carr. of Cheyenne. Wy, accompanied by De-
t-ctive Sergeant Fogarty. of the Police Central
Office. called at tho Jefferson Market prison. to-
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Thrilling incident Briefly Told
BOHEMIAN, M. t.. June Vim McMurphy
attempted to kill widow Allen. because she
wouidn't marry him. He was pursued, shos az
and committed suicide.
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INDIANA AND ILLINOIS NEWS
The Daily Chronicle of Happenings of
ALI Kinds in the Two States.
Failure of Bloomington lIerchant-College
Commencement Programmes-Electio OF
County Superintendent
INDIANA.

One of Bloomington's Leading Merchants
Compelled to Suspend.
Special to the Indianapolis journal.
BLooMINGPoN, June 2-Considerable excite
ment was caused in business circles this morn
ing by the announcement that Calvin r. Perdue,
a we'll known dry goods merchant, had failed
1t was soon ascertained that his Indebtedness
exceeded $14, 000 and that the failure was caused
by hard times He has been regarded as one OF
the strongest men, financially in Bloomington,
and has been a leading merchant for number
Of years.
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Four Million Feet of Lumber Burned.
MOBILE, Ala, June Pour million feet of
yellow pine lumber were burned at Northingens
mills this morning. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$25, 000
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commencement Programmes.

THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
The following is the programme of commence
ment week at the State University, Bloomington:
Wednesday, June 3.-Meeting of board of
trustees, 2:30 p. NJ.
Thursday. June Annual public meeting of
the University scientific society Addresses
by Prof. John C. Branner and others. p. Nj.
Friday, June 5.--Valedctory exercises of the
literary societies, Up. NJ.
Saturday, June 6.--Reunion of the class of
1880
Sunday, June 7-Baccaaureate address, by
Prof Elisha Ballantine, $3.50 P. NJ.
Monday, June 8.-Commencement of the pre-
paratory department, 8 A. NJ. Address before
the literary societies, by Hon. j. w. French, 6
P. NJ
Tuesday, June 9-Alumni (business) meeting,
10 NJ. Glass day exercises, P. NJ. Alumni
literary exercises; address by Hon. Hugh d.
McMullen, of Aurora, Ind, 100 P. NJ
Wednesday. June 10-Commencement- Grad
uating exercises OF the senior class; comforting
of degrees by the president, A. NJ; reception
and reunion of alumni and friends, P. NJ.
HANOVER COLLEGE.
The programme for commencement week is as
follows:
President Fisher; 7:30 p NJ, address before the
Y NJ G.. A. and the Y W. G.. A. by Herriek
johnson. ID. D., LII. D.. Chicago, Ill.
Monday, June DETERMINATIONS for admis-
sion.
Tuesday, June 16-9 A. NJ, board of trustees
convenes 7:30 p. NJ, annual meeting of the
alumni association. Address by Robert Irwin
d. d., ST. Charles, Mo.
Wednesday, June ITO A. NJ, address before
the literary societies by S. j. Nccols, D. D., st.
Louis. Mo-; 7P. NJ, reunions of the literary So
cieties Diplomas of the Philal Society pre-
scented by A. G. Voris, Bedford; of the n. L.
Society, by J. b. Swing, Batavia, O., and of the
Zetelathean Society," by Mrs. Josephine r.
Nichols, indianapolis, Ind; 9 to 1890 p NJ, pres
ident,s reception.
Thursday, June 1910 A. NJ, commencement
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International Typographical Union.
New YORK, June AT today's session of
the International Typographical Union, NJ r.
H. Whitley, OF Louisville, was reelected presi-
dent
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s'FoR economy and comfort, every sprinE we
use Hoods Sarsaparlla,r writes an intelhgene
Buffalo, N. u. lady. Ono hundred doses, One
Dollar.
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WASHINGTON, June DIR. Lincoln, who was
at the funeral Of ex- Secretary Frelinghuysen.
says ex-President Arthur looked very Ill. He
is suffering from Brigbts disease. During the
past year his malady has assumed an aggravated
form
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HUM0R OF THE DAY.

How swift the hours Of sleep glide bys
u hear the sparrows Ginning.
The strawberry pedders scrceching cry
Proclams that day is beginning
Once more 10 dress / must begin
The sun shines out in splendor
And hear the thud of the reliing pin
That makes the beefsteak tender.
lie called me Popsey Sweet ard Pet,
w hen we began our married life;
bis guiding star, his loved Annette,
bis hope, his joy, his darling wife.
These fond Endorsements are all DER
And though his heart no doubt is trua
hear those pretty names no mo, /
For now he calls me, Say there, you'll"
Boston Courier
Chewing Gum.
do you chew gumr'
Yawned pretty Kate
To 'Gawge.N who was
A-courtin' late.
II didaw, once.
My deah, blushed he
'Then don't chew gum
Again, said she.
He left at once
And thought with pain,
Why she said, Don't
You come again"
H. G. Dodge.
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ASCENT sF sAIs nsxxrArx.

Al day long ve assended IN, m into
fhe cio0ds. and standing on shs very
s1Ennit methinks / See again thas IissIe
child Of scarcely i've sunners. his eur.
iy locks nsstinR % the breeze, his hesrs
seemed rlied With wonder. A thfnQ q
beauty thsre be stood. God's sentinel, |
trust. ssatioasd a. an oafposI Of His
gresi army. A dim torch Of hsaven
Surprises his heart With JOY, and clap
ping hIs little hands be cried, Rasher.
y my father :. and thoa AT vel. !,
Ine old miners eyes filed with tears.
CAsp1ng his lovely bog In his arms be
sad. Lea 1s carve deep upou the roek
this truth, swamp AaeeI's Rhsumatie
Cure u the only sure cure for rhenua-
tism IN all its forms,' and THAI IN 6
hoors, after years Of weary pain, one
bottle OF this wvnderfuI medicine re-
stored me 70 health and happiness, that
the winds may bear the eIori0us news
OF this wonderful discovery to the four
corners OF the earth, and il be blessed
BY thousands Of homes made happy IN
restoring 20 health their loved and cher
ishsd ones"
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ms ,esTIETELLlcEMcER PUB. co.
s7s. EIsPsss's HEEfIss;s.

~ csuereeationaI Charch was oceu-
"a ls,, evening With q full eonRreea-
- ssA the choir was too large for the
sc.ss sasisnsd 10 it.
oo.uiue prayeF was offered BY Rev. r.
a es,snes. Nearly an hour was spent
prayss and remarks BY the various
x,n,sssrs q the place, naestly concern
Iue ths sgirifs poEsr.
- CRairnss, Hon. X. 8. Greene,
-. - annoa aneeraents fog t0aa9 Eha
- - he meal o1of recetxfne ksa-
afsesioss snd fsqhests for prayer.
Nr4 Hsmpson repeated passage of
lArripsnfs, s. Bring ~ ell the tithes into
"a rscrehouse alad try me, saith fhe
Ierd II hosts." Mrs. Hampson, con
I.ss.3 s- -. !. .Ros .Ros SO ~ ss,saaS siils
~ ssnss . ths altas. } Jat % there
~ tso consents when | oams 20 the
srusk Jesus said I viii be thy Savior.
III tbou b mina p said: i will
ia there h no mystery about ID. Trust
,saf God. Give him his riahts- Yoa
isaak de go4F pastw tod RayA drew
T. ! y, ss,',s. " sc'!sssa 90 fsth-'a'slh
4 esII bsina made for workers, about
~ hundred rose 10 their feet. Mrs. II.
lbsn nsas q etFong appeal 10 Enbeissv-
r. y sosspt Christ. We are not get
Iinr % revival, bot opening the win
l11s fhat Gods pswer may come down.
fle ae4 forget that seattle 10 the center
II vsst, wonderful eoantry, where shall
lpsIi millions In the future 10 build
spos the foundssions which yos lay in
ikses vears.''
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DUDES OF rmE eLDEx TINE.

WIt Ia an as,en onasf ;.,r, - s.ia Iawvsr
Rvarts tbe osber dag. h eonversa,ion Al
dinner with an antsdilnyisn. Ioorin1
chan vish vhon a,.a he was ssa,sJ oi"s IN !
fayorite down town rastaarant . whsth-
er Che sartoriai adyanees AZ ciyiiizstion
have l.esn 4 hansfis - a. va,is Tha
shssnnsss - 6ns ciothss saesns =, haxs
rad 4 I'D etssct on tha msntsjitv AZ she
race.n
IA will ba- ramemhered that Rvayta
doaaa,s apsil hsn.saIf ~ tha ,sssr rr.s -
fsshi.r 4. failorsT oonas- This ,nsSsst
to the pec,,Iiar tastsa 81 ths sta,ssusan
intereateS = Wall street. renortsr Who
sat Al 4 tab,e near by. and Therefore
be took notes Of the osnyersation on
his earte.
The old man Who was thus drawn ont
vas evidaosIv snother of Evsrt.,s scrt
ia hia tastes-one Of the regular old
fashioned sort real old rsyolution-
nr;ocs ehyaaa Tax aa.,sni ,a.,n.nt
r~ni,.S
Yss s;y. Wher, sra vere- hevs. sftv
so.,I;.h -. Cio.ha- wsrsn,t ~ risns,
ne, - chean.s
!. AcS ths,a ,wara M auaa. thar. s
rGMrU EE#H hl4 XfrUfIlX nf1A. HnVfn0 With
M rsisd with 4 ciister ~ keen dslioht
h his ewes.
aWsii no. ar. al anv rata. tha duds
of thai period vas quite different from
tbe animal AZ he sxists toaay, IL vss
nncan,rsoe mn 4 ssoes a 3. a - a yosne
man dresSs3 snfirslv Is st.rs clothes'
Whv. aiI she dandies 1 ased 10 iook Al
wish admiration. when / vas how. used
~ wsar harasspnn.
ain the cities. tooY" ouerisd Ry.rts.
rho sffscf. sneh voushtnIness Of mesu.
orv that ~ esnnot tbink farther baek
nan he irine on Port samser.
- s.lIas - 1870 asred himss,f hand.
-rssv 1880 with a pair Of clean
.,,,r,s,.s r,ansalanns ana 4 bIue home
snnn sank sat. The firss pair Of boots
~ syer had sss whea he vas IL years
"a. "a "A sa.k : enir AZ No. i1hregans
- ~ E@ IA henvAt them a, eafur-
Sa,as8 tke next 6av vent 10 chorch
and himself Handsomely dressed
-Ish nss cs~ beoss' eopneras rant aloons.
Nine % 80 eoss and vool hst' In shoss
dsvs n wns fashlouable for gentlemen
"a gaar sfraua under their ho.sts 10 kesp
shsi, nsnsaioens aowu- IA cut him
srr.a str,rs ~ lsather ahont an incl
~;ds, ana ssrsnpsd his "a ntalo.ns. xhioh
~srs, very tioss Ava under hts boots.
- y keu = lassie bic eppearancs az
chrfuls next dsy, thouehs be vas very
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Never was sueh rush made for any
DrEg store as 10 nov at A. b. Stewart's 3
Tor Trial Bottle Of DR.. Kings New
discovery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. All persons affected with
Asthma, Bronchitis. Hoarssneas, Severe
CooEhs. or any affection of the thresi
or LonRs, can get Trial Bettle Of shfs
great remedy free, By calling af the
seove Drug Store. Regular sizs $i.00.
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THE BABIES CIV Ee. mr..

And the cid folks laugh when they find
that the pleasant liquid fruit remedy
Syrup OF Figs 10 more easily taken and
and more beneficial in its action than
bitter. nanseeus nedisines. IL strength
ems the LAver, kidueys. Stomach and
Bowels, while it arouses thsm to q
healthy activity. For sale By
A. B. SrKvAKr,
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For its soothing and grateful infiu
ence on the scalp, and the removal anG
preventioa Of dandruf. Ayers Hail
ViRor has no equal. IL restores faded
or gray hair 10 It's original dark color
stimuiatss the growth Of the hair, ans
gives it bsaatifui, sofs. Riossy anS
silksn appearance.
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w. p. Born 4 Co. are agents fer
Browning. King q Co.'S cloths, New
York. Salts 20 order ID nov the special
y with this enterprising firm. All Of
the prevailing styles ara shown in their
lines OF samples and cuts. II you want
superior goods marysloasly cheap visii
The Arca,3kn
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ADVERTISING RATES.
FOE DAILYs

,-.e~ssnal cartis p per month for sIns
- - n per 10zth fcR one-hAh inch.
T..-jz u eBts Line far one insertion
! 80 line for stx nseruonA and %
-. 4 iine per fnonth-
e..s-clL Advertisements. 50 cents sn
- inserficn. $50 an inch for six
-. a an inck for two weeks. e1.5o
1TsskE and % per month
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The Trinity school. on Sixth street
between Spring and Seneca. will reopen
on Monday, August 18th, under the
charge Of Mrs. w. A. Mcpherson. Her
long experience and success as teacher
bespeak her full school. nui25
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The Best Sslve in the world for Cuss,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rhean, Pc
yer sores. letter. Chapped Hands, Ohil-
olAins, Oorns and ell Skin Eruptjous.
and positively cures Piles, OF ne pay re-,
quired. Il Is guaranteed TO give pcrfsct
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price,
% cents per box. For sale BY A. B.
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..rxv AND WEEKLY,

p-.fussonal ealrds. p psr month for enc
s.d a per month fer one-hah inch.
f.ssjx d cents 0 line far oRe week. and
4 - 4 line per month
Ne,s.rercial advsrtistnR. " an inch for
- -. and % an inch per month
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Don't an ne sysssn with qainine In
the sffszs 10 proveut OF cure Fever and
Agus. Ayers Aeus Cure ID Q far moro
potent Prevsntise and remedy, with ths
advantage Of leAvinR In the body na
poisens 10 prodass Dizziness deafness,
hsedachs and other aiseFaerR The
psoprsesors warrant 10
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Boz HAxwkxp HAND GzzxksH-
Take no other. Endorsed and used By
thousands Of the leading factories, mills
and Embellishments fhrouRhoat the
Unisn. Yea aannnt afford 70 be with
cut them. 4. A. Psr. eeenk No. Is
Stark street, Pertiand @. j. Bscxr,
general agent La Market street. San
haneisep. aplT 6m
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Insure with JAMES A. 0AnEr 4 %.

SHILOH's vITALIzER is what you
need for Constipation, Loss Of Appetite,
Dizziness and all symptoms of Dyspep-
sia- Price 10 and rs cents per bottle
Sold By A. b. Stewart.
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s.,e.rierAl essais q peIr m0nth fos ene
80 n a0rkrinonth for ono -half infsh.
fs.sS n ceSEs b line fsIr one Insertion,
- - WE per ns8hth-
se.-nerril advertising. u per inch for
,s..srfiou. and 81 per month
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SELLING Our AT Oosr.- Ths entirs
stock Of watches. diAmsnds, jewelry,
silver vare, clocka. opera glasses, gold
pens and pencils. eto.. vii Be sold st hrsf
eost- ALBkR1 HANsxH, watehmaksr and
isxsssr, fssisf- Lesry Block. Front ssiye
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PIANO TIMING.

Mr.. Nitschke is In the city for two
weeks. Orders left at @. Davies book
store and Lovman's music store win re.
ceive prompt attention. aal2 l2
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piesst Of decisions rendered by the
khmmissiouer OF the General Land Of
Az and Secretary of tho Interior, re-
Allne 10 the public iand, prepared and
stpor1sd semi monthly for the POST
irrrrLIGNCKn by Archibsld Young,
ltisrfey At lag and practitioner be
!sss iks en2serae Coprt q ne gn.lsa
issies, she Legislative eod Exeen flye
Ihp2fsgnset % III usatietx eonosfnink
trsnis. Indian sities. mines and other
jnblie iands. Otilea 6ST y street., Waah.
!" rassucr. aAna,.,
saualiii&A berson esfl,c has 1epre.
f|sd with she colsditisns of The second
otsiop act Of May IA, 1850, 10 entitled
1;As preference right Of entry. (Du-
VI W. EsinR, ACHING Bsc'y, July IL.
PEk-KnurIoxs.
iestIemsnt or AlinR made for the
lx<ft Of another 10 illegal. and the
1selsion Of the agreement under which
Is< eiaim was initiated does net give 1t
snIidity or confer upon claimant rights
phIeh che did rlot thsieiofors possess
TIA Bolt W. Rotdnson, Hbc,y, April "a, !
issk.) D lsn1E8 Al
"a. Claimants right Of entryis not
pxhsustsd By filine npou land not prep
sriy, suhiset thereto. lRx parts Brown,
AssisG Sees, July :, 1852
sHhkAE nonxsrzars. aa
Purekass hinder second section aos OF
Iuns 10. 1850. fasy Be made after can
lRllation Of entry, q Al. any time prior
y fnai tudeNsni n faybf ~ acoptsst
ani, IN ths RHusicsi hf % rAlid haveiae
slAin. tsin ps0n vi F6lss. Act. Soy.
laly II. 1856.
csfifcats Of Sarveyor General az 20
As 500 expenditure must be filed be-
iofe The expi.atian Of period Of publ
Asisn. IEx passe Wsil, Acting Sec's,
,lsly Q. 1895.
nATLaoApa.
fhe GENT 10 fhjs COMPANY did not
ss Z .zsssass \ 3. y :. :. I &c \ @sP q ds:Is- g.
SensxaI Land ofhcs, and the depositiaR
4 sech . map In shs offloe Of the Score
wv osniiot be construed a. q dline In
eeun'rs otiies. .iAtlantis q Pacific r.
n psnp'r, IRls 81. 1851 vm~~ "a
~ LA65d cosssea ~ IN pse empsipn
s14lm tf date u Hls6k map az &enait8
aasatIsn Of road is exetpted from the
tfsni. (union Paeitia Il. Co., Ksnsas
pry comm'r. Jaly Is. 1881
~ Indemnity selection must be made
ffen vacant land in the indepnity lirais
hesfsst The loss traeA, and the land form
AaR - basis for The selection must be
spsesnsc. where indemnity selections
h1te hesstofoFe been made without spe-
AytnE The iossss. the Companies Will
NuqeiFed 10 desie nate the deficiencies
~ shiah suoh Indemnity is 70 be ap-
gsse esiors fursaes ssles,isns pin be
- o. nviazvsk 3 kSkka
lAnd within ths granted linaiis Of the
Alasiis 4 Pseiae II. Co can only 30
sa.sssd tor towiiaite purpose at &2.0
- sers. Clown, lie Of Kinemsnn,
ponzr. July 20. 1881
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Gold, silver, aluminium and rubbsx
are employed By Dx. Kiiboarne. e2S
Fruns ssrses In making artificial dan-
turuA Gold for partial sssz and alami-
uum far fall ssts prsve ths moss sstis-
fAcaory.
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Tue great care tAksn in all the details
ineiaentai 70 the coaee baziness naku
ssone's Blended Ce1es vithoat Doubt
ths naoss aniferm N tss sxcslleace. 1his
bss been observed By h1ndfeds of f2m-
Ties who have ussd u tor . Ioaa ti0e.
and have yet 30 make TIE hrsf cou-
plaint. stones San Chop Tea esars she
same hiah Feputasioa-
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CATARRH CURED. health and svess
breath secured. By SAilohis Ostsrrh
Rsuzsdy. Pr,cs % ee1ts. Nasal InjestoR
fresA Sold by A. b. 6ssg9Fk
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Go 10 yadkinsf gallery tog ans photo
gr1phs and Tin typs& nuxnef q Geeond
ana OclamoiA ssreesaL u
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THAT HACKING o0UGH en- bs -
qasckly cared b ehilshs Our& We
rnsraa1ee r. su1d ~ A. b elswaxs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-19
AGAIN IN BUSINESS.

THE FRENCH COFFEE AND
= Spice Factory. which was burned On
Cherry street. The owner takes this
meshod end opportunity Of returning his
thanks Tea the generous trade given him
In the past and for the sympathy 20
freely bestowed upon him In his time Of
trouble be also promises 70 devote his
future endeavers % giving the pubic ths
pas him, and he solicifs q larger aharo q
jsl4 CI- EsMoSIN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-19
FARM FOB SALE, CHEAP

on ACCOUNT OF PHYSICAL INA
" hiiity l sm compelled % sell my farm.
telegraph road. eight and q half miIes
north Of town Twenty i've acres are In
guilty E&tion. tbs land yielding over four
hundred dollars an acre. In Q sinGie &C.
son. from fruit Place viii be sold with
or without team, etc. II 10 enc Of the
most desirable farms in King county,
VIII exehange for part Seastle property
and part money. u
The dwelling house being burned. the
place viii be sold cheaper II taken before
rebuilding. Apply to
II. D. PARKER.
ans dwlw On the premisas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-19

SHIIOH's OATARRH REMKDY-a
positive cnre for Oatarrh, Diphthesia
and Canksf Moath. Sold By A. b
Stevert
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-19

Fer lame bach. side or chest, uss Sal
ioh,s pnrus Piaz.eR. Prics . esnts.
add By 4 3. sssvsrt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-19

sHIIOH's COUGH and Consump-
don Cure 10 sold By m on Q guarantees.
10 cures CONSUMPTION. Soid BY A. b.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-19

ELEEPLESs NIGHTS. made aissr-
able BY thas terrible cough shiIeh's
Cure is the remedy for yoa. Sold By 4.
B. Stewart.