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Gin acknowledgements, s~uperlaiiaes
Gau4.

Nan lam lid4 tets auf ". Dreib rerlof.
fen, nidt ALIEN, 6a6 er bas Bette fibrt, Ieat er
id bic asen!ur bon pobIbefannten besuabrtea
artitsln, Die oas golf mag, su unb er6aIt fd
baburd ben pbisen Huf. Ct BAT iebt bic aaen,
tar fir Or. aings Rene Gntbeduns geaen gus.
setrung iibernomineg unb b~crfauft bic Mebi,in.
neil er ipeib. bab fs gut III. sic iurirt iebe
Infection ber aetIe, eunge unb 8ruf. Yrobe.
HIafden frei
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1ean tfebas 5dseuse uS tebals i'm @spd4tnib, as mir Hr tas sersaastasi
ft ga - ertahen baten:1 tts @@Gw s'V'
25 Stud 81 3a brets gang wOaene slioerHOhs far Eamen su IS gs. Bic gorb.
$50 Sid meBen 6lanen -. IL Sc nnb onfmdrte
$50 @tid Sdaiad Tlunsu u...-..--. $3.50 90 &C. unb antmirts
100 Stid srauen 5tanea 3u Is Gs nnb omfuSrs
$50 Sttd un9ebthteu Cotton JaneQ 3u < gentsb bic gmb
% s saas s slaaa , nnO anse6lei4ta g0tton-5laneu gu = esnts uns aufnans
200 stad Nmfeo Glabrfohe in alien Sarten su. ...e. gents bic gnrb
500 Stid SldorfcHe in Den neuefen W2oben ueba poHenbem Ssrnh
S0marden uo fart@u ealpmere in beoeutenem Nuanhtdter ,u fat bdbem qris
Infer Gage, bon Waaren fit oen 6ausbalt
1T grocer ale s juror, Wir Ofahsu 10 Stad tartid.rotben Domoa. bic Tmbe
ais 8t saraattrt gu 40 Cent?; 40 stnd su SO Gents ub oufpirfs: loo gfad
meBea no reuben eamuf kr tiuis; 100 Dueeno aHurtrs taGft Grofb Dos
map*panofaaa, lammtid gu du6erf bi0isen Yreen. Infer Qaaer BON g t apIe.
IIann nnt nbetrcfen rercn. Wr baben bcrrdttia $50 @tld Snbion
zoo Smd oenninston, braun; $50 Stdd Dmisbt Star, sruun; $50 Gtad
teeee 0a 5slano; 300 Stad 6rut Of tbe 9Oon, gebladt; 325 5tdf Qonsbo[e. o.
0ssp'' z'o Smd sonsoale uo Diamond Sa @amtrie; $50 Sad Tarru.
9amen= uno &inberidube aus philadelphia
uno anoern 6atrtsn ioeben abutea Sn greuen. Wosen uno @ate Ser gBoor.
Dsernt1ten mir lbe Grncurren3. unkr 9aaer bon 6urpiNana @ccbs FIR nerr,r
arSBr ub Die Yreie ano baser as ie aupor. $50 Dabno uulouubri,bsy hsm.
Den toeten erhoten, gu 60 Gents bas Stid. Wu ferhaeu RIeipern far Nyrsr
Aaoben ne Sinoer tnten mir bS Bette ub bic neuehe uno mcbeu1e Wuamobf In
Der Stabt. Gs muroe BON lr Oome unb ieeem Serrn wie oebouhst in be
enem Heiade Der staot n nninm Store pcrjufpreden.
Franks Alamo Store.
49, nm4W 81 unO 33 aIamO Yla,a.
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For the indefinite aches and pains Of usryous
patients. ToNGALNE IL superior to any other ano-
matism, it is almost q specific"
PARK RrrCHm, II. D.. st. Paul. MINI.
Have used ToNaALnSE in cases Of Neuralgia
Headaches with success in almost every instance.
In strictly Neuralgia forms il 10 unexcelled."
O. d. NORTON. n. D.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
"ToNGALrNE has already done good service in two
cases of habitual Headache"
THEo. d. D., st. Thomas. Mo.
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
I'll WASHINGTON AVENUE. ST. LOUIE
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Oas 8ismard' ide iouberdue Wurf6z
tigfeitsgefiibl unb bic Goblf6ppe ber
Grau @autiis laufen f1lieBIi9 auf elm
uno Daielbe binaus. 8eber5igt ber
3eitungsmann bic 2ebre, bic bierin
liest, bann tperben inn alle jene SIDE
rereien bic quite 2aune ni1t perberben
unb bann tuirb ers g. borausgefebt,
baB ct ii@ rebIi6e Miibe giebt at Ieis
fen, mas er tann-aud lei9t perf1mer=
5en, oaB es finn troB allebem nidt m6g=
lid 1T. es irgenb Semanbem redt au
MAIDEN.
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4 teleRrsm from Tien Tsine says thu
n conseqasnce Of ths French sctio
against riee a. contrsbsnd Of war, Ii
price has risen twenty peg cent in Chin,
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To all whom itmay Concern
ogsfcx or rHx COLUMBIA AND PueEr \
SOUND RAlLRoAD COMPANY

oEsICx or rHE COLUMBIA AND PveETl
BOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SRArTLR w. T.. July 81. 1883
WHEREAs By DEED BEARING
w date August ~ isz2 executed In pur-
suance OF an ordinance approved August
Is, isfa the city Of Seattle conveyed 70 the
Seattle and WzllA wAlla Railroad and
Transportation Company, I'll the tide
lAnds south Of King street. In said city Of
seattle, In. along. around and about Elliot
bay. from extreme high % extreme low
Wlareas. The Legislative Assembly Of
the Territory Of washington, By an Act
approved Hoyember g ls74 ratified and
confirmed mid grant and conveyance upon
certain conditions which have been fully
perfornsed by said COMPANY; and.
Whereas sai1 Act Of the Legislative
"a sss ssd nd Ss @ss s %s & ,d R.sis a:nSs 4
e. sna IraSnsporsAsion .S compaay. IN bee sim
Where's The Uaised States has aooui.
esced In said grant and conveyance and;
Whereas. fha said Seattle and Walla
Wal2a Railroad and TnsuBpsrtatien Com
pany has transferred and conveyed al Of
said lande 70 tes Columbia aud Ppge
Now, therefore, tie said Columbia aad
PueeR soand Railroad Company hereby
gives notics list y eiaims The exclusive
right % cccupg eaid lands and 20 erect
'NhAryeE an4 other structures thereon,
a11 that al persons ere hereby notified 70
refrain from eccupying er entering upon
any Of said lanas without The consent in
wrsttnf Ct saAa Columbia and Puget
cQLtHBTA Q PU6kTs TsoUHDRRoo
ape IsrIstsrt saper,nssndens
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SEATTLE. ". IT, WEDNESDAY xopxrxo u.ncn -.

sR fetef Lonsdeu has been instra,.aS
70 arRe the AfRhans a. the sams - ;,
refrain frsm advanefna hevon6 ths;,
present. Positions Negotiations are
nos 10 progress between Her NsiasfT,s
oovsfnment and Rnssia for { asttIsrDen,
Of the dif3c1lty.
salisbury asked vhethsr the Russian
oatpoees were within the boandarv a.
ne afghan Territory. The secretarv
"a Ssete Tor India said he had no hesf-
.Sasn u replying that England ressrds
sa ,ne russian outposts a. within Afghan
lerritofy, and that they form q oonsid-
rat
fhe Marquis Of Lothian asked. 'sDoss
We whole question Of peacs on var h.
tween England and Russia dap nd upor,
= cnanee squabble between Afghan and
Russian outpestsF'
Granville. Foreign seersaary, said be
must have notice of q question.
Ine Marquis there1pon gave nosice
tnat ne would repeat the question.
Italy fs % be Let Alone.
hoAR- March 8. - SEMI official ad.
Wees state that Italy remains in the
ned Sea htforal at her own risk, the
powers Ignoring her acsion for fear of
reopenlnR the whole Eastern question.
me Italian troops sent TO the Red Sea
are repertsd to Be badly equipped.
TReeps for Service I'm Afshanissan-
Lospos. March s.-It 10 reported from
moolwlcn arsenal that IN military CIR
cies 10 understood that the Govern |
ment has arraneed 10 hold In readiness |
loo.No traops fof service against Russia |
70 Afenanistan, Engiand TO depend for
protection upon the reserves
Rise In Rice.
A telegrsm from Tien Tsine savs thas
IN conseqasnoe Of the French action |
against rice a. contrsbsnd Of war. the 1
price has risen twenty Per cent in China,
Rreneh Naval Operations.
Pans, March 3--Adnirai Courbet
teseRraphs that the mouth OF the Ming
70 river u closed by the French 6eet.
lhe French commenced 10 cruise of |
TIE mouth Of the YanQ.tzs- Kiane river
TOT the purpose OF intercepting rice ves-
sells ihs entrance 10 the YanQ.tze-
klanR h already barred with three
Chinese cruisers behind the bar. vbere
they took refuge. Canponadine IA
been exchanged between the Chinese AZ
the entrance 70 the river and the French
vessels.
ssrenGth % the British Army.
LoapoS, March 9.-Recruitiue r,-
ports show that the British army now
numbers lsl, 900 men.
TIE Rreaeh Fleet Rssfrss.
sHAsoHAI. March She French
neet which has been bombardipR n
Cnlnehai, has retired after doing much
damage.
Nee Defeated There.
MANAeuA, Nicaragua, March a-The
proposed canal treaty between the Unit
Cd states and Nicaragua, unanimously
passed the N'caraguan Senais on Saiur-
day.
Chareh Destroyed sy Dynamite,
DuBLns. March G--The Protestant
chureh Ia Glen Finsn. o remote mount
ain district near Stranelair, ,Ceunty Dom
eeal, vas destroyed BY dynamite to-
day.
ferriie Rxpiestsa In an EnGiish Gel,
iiery.
LoSpcs, March "A terrific explo-
sion occurred this morning in Uswor,h
colliery, Sunderland. I Eenty seven per-
sons were killed. II was caused BY ere
damp.
LArxa-Thirty sir dead bodies have
been recovered and the search still con |
tinues.
Gladsiene Better.
LONDON, March 3.--Gladstcns passed
. good night and is mach better this
morning,
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sassnvilie Ess'sins sas cs~piisaiisns
= VITA Rnssis.
IoxpoE, March ala the HOUSE sf
r,esis this afternoon. In snswer 70 Q
question Fenecting on the position Of
tas 0ewsrnnaenl on the Rassian Afghan
fr,usieF quession, Earl Granville ad-
MATED that Russian treoRe have been
savanci,ag In the disputed sesritary Of
Afchanssfan, and that when requested
hs Enalsnd 10 withdraw from tbeir cd
ysnce rssais. thsy refused % rettre. sii
pueer fasmsaen advised the Afghans MOI
n retirs from hafore the kussinn troops
hs,t te disputs every inch OF ggnBRd
Ard ala shas the british 9oveFnfneAi
wssuid aphasd shem. Granville refusec
further tnformatson.
Grsnville. whso pEszspd hy the Mar.
Ola. az sslisbury eonosFutng the xisua
sn,n In Central AsiA. said the latest 70
us,Ft frrm eis Peter Lnmsden vas thai
sbe kuszian 0usposss nov eos1pie<
Fs,kikisr FaR. fwenty miles sooth q
pelI Khssnn. A pcst Of Turkomans 4
slse staiionsd aa Salikahs,e, fsS mile
dirssnos from Psnideh. Granville SAID
/ thss re,,resezsatisns bad eeeg made 4
! Rusxia earnestly presstnR her % etv'
ssrInr<,,s ordsrs - hss utlifazy eom
| uanaef % refrain from any forwar'
nesenent ekieh wO1ld ee hksly =
hfine about Q collision eetpee2 -
| RnzsiAn ana Afghaaissan oatPosts u
Fs,,iy 20 oaf remeo2trances Russia d
cliped. on Fehraasy 2tth. 90 Withdraw
hsr sAsAnse posts ~ eariaris and Fuik
ikar nssA bus gave assurances tha. -
Rnzzzsn ofiicers bad been ogdered 9
| earefaily ssoed ecaticts vith the Al
sksna, anA eomplicAtions nsed 3
keerca Ii ths eseet only os sttAcA
eeina maAs b. Ne kfahsns upon q
fIzsslsn oatpossA SIR Psesf Lamsds
hss sxsrssd himsslf % prsvsnt . 90
inioa. Ara hes sasised Tie AfReAss
ssainssin shsm@lvss 81 he posss tee
rev eecaps, This a2vies ess bsea q
| Izossa ~ Her naisssss 0essza1ss
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WARRINGTON,
Going cut and Ceminx In.


WAsHnoroN, March a-Ths white
House baildina and grounds were
crowded with yisitors today. The East
roe,m was the only ooe open to sight
aeers. The President was kept very
busy during tbe DAY sieuinQ acts Of
Congress and attending TO other Official
maatefs. The msmksrs ot the United
States supreme Ooart, headed by Chief
Justice Waite. called lust before noon
and took leave Of the President. A
meeting Of the cabinet was held at noon
and lasted two hours. All the members
we're present. The session wac devoted
10 cieartng mp all ofhciai business re-
qulKtng action during the present ad-
minisfration. At $50 the President re-
esivsd the members Of the diplomatic
corps. All the legations we're repre-
scented, and II aeemen M II every diplo-
mas In the city vas given an opportuni-
" 10 take ofiaoiai leave Of the PTssi.
dent,
While arrangements we're being made
for packing and removing the personal
effects Of she President and family,
large express wagon dreve ny 10 the
main sntraEee and deposited q number
OF trunks. boxes and parcels containing
tho personal effects Of President elsot
Cleveland and his private secretary.
After the President has reviewed the
inaugural procession he will proceed %
the residenee of Secretary frellnehuy.
seu, whose guest be viii be for two or
three weeks. TIE Preeidept-eleet called
on President Arthur this afternoon.
General masen 10 be Tried by CsaFs
Martial.
wAsmSeTos. March e.-Tha Prsss-
dent today ordered general court mar.
tiai 70 ecnnysne IN the city Of Washing.
ton 90 the llth inst. for the trial OF
hrlgAdier General W. b. Hazsn, Chief
Signal oaiioer OF the army. on charges Of
coiaduct prejudieial to good order and
military discipline In having publicly
and officially criticized the Secretary of
War for not following his rec0mmepda-
ton 10 ssnd an expedition 10 the relief
Of Lieut.. 0recly IN September, lSS3.
Following 10 the detail fes the court,
Major General Hancock, Major General
Schoaelil, Rsieadisr General Howard.
BrisadieE General Terry, Brieadier
General AaRur, BrLssdief General Nc
Fssly, BfiEaaier Geperal Holabird.
BriRadisr General Murray, General
Nextcn, Colsnei Andrews Of the g5,h
Infantr,. Colonel Merit. Of the $40
Cavalry and Colonel Black ef the I'D
lnfantry, Judge Advocate. Orders
we're also Issued today for Q suspsnsion
OF General Hazen and for him 70 con-
ssdsf himself under arFest until further
or.isrs. Captain Miles h ordered 10
duty as acting Chief Signal offieer pend
ion the result of shs trial OF Hazen. IL
h understood THAI the action Of the
preeidsnt Ia this case was pfeeipitated
hs 4 conversation yesterday in which
General Haxen h represented ~ placing
On the Secretary Of War The rssponei.
hilisy fuf the iosn of % many members
Of the Greeiy party.
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R Z WARD.

THE UNnERgIGNED WILL PAY
4 . HherAl reward for the recovery Of
The body OF Martin Nett. drowned IN
Lake Union. Friday. Feh. 20.
N3 HENRY ARGENs,
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&C

At the age Of fsrty or for.,.a,. n.
cry ystAlins lens Of the eye has Hstt~na5
70 saen "a extent. By the LAYERS Of H.
leos eondensine, shaf instead of hsfng
ssle 70 rad fne print ct distance a
ssIse menes, a. formerly, tho book hes
- oe neid af Q greater distance. Rhas
is wanted d an artificial lens jus. ma
eoooRh 20 al up for ths daficienev 81
TIE lens Of the eye.
Instead Of selecting glasses for your-
Tn, ss u usually done, call on fam
AknALI tof kimball 4 Son) Who 4 4
Practical eptician and thoroaohly
understands the eye. and have him al.
iuss pair Of their celebrated scotch
reooie glasses, and don't ruin yoar syes
VIE vfndo~ glass spectacles. We also
make all kinds Of coDpo1nd, cylinari-
cal. prismstie and oornplicsted enass
on cur premisea GIaaes aroaad 10
order on prescription Of any ocalisf.
frye's Opera House. iasdv
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ADVERTISING RATES.
ROR DAILY,

EO8 DAHkks
e-,x.xkassi eardaL p per month for one
z 80 ea pa. month for ene-hAlf inch.
fsc.i1 10 esifs line for one Insertion.
800 4 kas for eax Insertions, and %
- line pef month
1rrsaeFptA Advertisements. 50 eenis an
- - Insertion. $50 an Inch for ssx
s.ss-sf6rG q an inch for two weeks, "a 50
80 veskS and t3 per month
F0at WEEKLY,
v,esswannai cards - per rn0Rth for one
- - a. -50per month for onehAf inch,
TSs.h II csfEs line for ope Insertion.
10 oeufs kne per month.
Gammsrelai ~ veEtisiAg, u per inch for
- i.session. and ~ per month.
pAILY AND WEEKLY
p,u<sslonsl cards, p per month for one
~ sd o. pes month for one-hsh inch.
fleah d cents line fer one week. and
asrsfT Inns per Dnuth-
CerrusrciAI Advertising, o. an inch for
- weed, and - m inch per month
fag p0ST-IKrEllcEhcER PUB. co.
srsais. June 10 issa
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NOTICE.

We call the attention Of the ladies' OF
this city and Puget Sound 10 the adver-
tisement Of J.. Strauss d 90. They are
determined 20 olosa out at once and
have made a big rednction in all do
partments. Our mems furpiehing
goods are sold at 80 cents on the dol
lar. ja0
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~ p1ssAias and ass infsrios PEI.
49, teen fsa san 80 thos sleeant,
sd ia isaeent hogef e4oFs vhick
-, fssHipm feFfe@es give Z Dam'
y =. hlszzHAnzA es en
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Gsae 10 Wa.h,n.,..

4 "1h1AAAA0n-
NV foAx. March 3-Meuhen n,
S ss eoapsy Democracy and irving Hail
800, - Ios washington this morning. IsOl
ehesai Gfaat's CendIftsu.
Al General Grants house this ,noxn
.nR y vas stated that bis condition ~.
Improved. he passed fair nisht
TIE sesre Of the skas,r.
The seore Of the siI days roller sks..
snk contest stood. st 10 o'closk this
nosling senook, 800 miles; Demo
u sn, oV Maddox, Z7l Boyst, ~
G~aIs9ns -; likes. Z52; Small, 2l9 :
"'ilnieJ' 10 Omeiia, ZIP; Allen, z3l
beaah Of Eliza Blaine WaIksx
BALTIMORE, March 8. = Mrs. Pliza
blaine Walker, only sister on las "a
Blaine, died early this rooruing' r.,
brother, husband and danghtsr ve~a
With her until she died.
Aiaaek On Ihieves' Rena,xvau.
81. LouIs, March s.-Advioea f,o,,
Dimmeit county, Texas, sAy that a.
enesS rancho Of Ryan and Level whsch
has borne bad reputation for a lono
time, being regarded an the beadan~r-
ters fer cattle thieves and Mericans
was attacked three DAYS AGO bv eioh,
Americana Manuel Flores. TIA ovsr'
seer, was hanged, two or three herdsrs
shof and killed. and ths sheep pcattered
IN All dirsctionA Ne effort has bssn
made 20 arrest the guilty parties. Dir
mitt county vas the soene Of abs iats
sroables with Aexicans.
The sssck Lass.
NEw Yozx. rshS.-United sta.ss q.
l0l; tTs, llIx: Ps, l22i<; Pacifo 6's
III American EXPRESS 81, Canada pa
effie essk, Cansda Southern 3T5<, Can.
tral Paeahe 34T. Burlington III. Lack
avanna l0Sat. Denver 4 Rio Grapde a
Erie l31t, Hannibal a Sc. Joe IS, Kan.
So Texas le1(. Lake shore 63k. Louis-
vile q Nashville 3l% Michigan Oeatral
%, Northern Pacific II, Nor,hern
Pacific preferred 42x Northwestern
IS, New York Central 99I<. Oreoon
Hallway and Navigation 6S, OreSon
IrAnseontinentaI i3A, Oregon Improve.
ment 91s, Pacific Mail 56l, Panama a..
hoek Island 1l2j<, 40. Paul 72k, Terss
Pacific lSS, Union Pacific Az, United
States Rxprea 30. Wells FarQo los.
western Union 6ss[, Petroleum steady
At s01s. -
Texas Psesre birsetsrs
kEw YoHz, March 3.-The annual
meeting Of the Texas and Pacific rail.
road company was held today. The
following directors were elected: Jaw
Gould. II. G. Hsys, Russell Saes, T. I.
kckert. Geo. ]. Gould, ]. l. Ames, A. L
HopkiDs. J. @. Brown, J. A. Wright, J.
]. Maeksy. Jas. p. Scott, Charles o. |
Baird. J. @. Ballet, Isaac ]. Ristou, ].
hutehinHon, VIM. ID. Winston and Geo.
X. Roberts.
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PaxskzT ,gnoa Gozpoz. Captain
fsfshAn. Of ,l,ia city, ovns 9 VASE pre-
isassd 70 hiE BY Chinese Goraon. in
Jaly, lsea, al Shanghai. Il ID made Of
eceper, stanas llboat eight inehes high,
nod % II Tho shape and design Of .
Atsi, sesndinR ca foaf fect ahd ez !.
Esihsd by Nne, wiih bnatsrhies for
additional oynssnentatlon. Capt. Farm
M eeelares thas 10 b of Chiuese mana
hetnfs. and thai be vas assured tts es<s
vss ne, isss than $50 years This ~
Acls derives value from several eausns--
~ ane its souice % manufacture. and
sA material, bils chiefly from the facs
MAJ q sas gfvtln By Gcedon-
PAssxsoxns rok EsArrIs- = The
ssssnsnlp Aexiss sgoaahi hare rsssen
hsss nAaasa al fOllows /. 3. Chestnut
Ana wife. q. Il. Hoolon, JsAn Barns aud
VIE Cape @ e. Los and vita. Mrs. D.
Ne<iericka. j. u. ksAnRe. Mrs u. Meth,
y. kaiiceh, Laura Garwood, Mra q.
e Waikef, y. Mnrphy, Guy Ccaiton.
hd. MelAnehlin. Mrs, M. y. lfuutl-
80, O u. Maibeleii, Mrs. March, w. y.
naaheA u. I, nAvsA n. ]. Thsfne and
tIss, kandeiph kaiAoeh and wife, @. NJ.
*panldlnR and wife. W. Walsh. w. O.
lay. ]. y. chaiishnsssy and - oshers.
omAr TxAy,u.-Ths o. Il. a N. Co.
pss tstsrmins'il - glve the hOais com
pssiaR vith ia lines g laass Of opposi-
hen, asd At tha SANE tiaa 10 give The
oiiea eAAaeh 10 travel for ths next
Alne toa dsMtihead pasa-aellar rAtes
y III points on either of its routes lead
m eat a. thin city, 20 0sympia and tc
sNt9{ia. Tha old oppositfon rate of 50
&nsa1s Whas,nfn vii b. maintained.
tsAsA and tFaas should be stimulated
y snls iisa departure Of the eompany
fus Pansriso.-sEyenlng on LAks
oaaknan,- : b lIhs t.t.s eta veg hand
So eil sAiisiing exsen.sd by Mia
h1iAsrine Allsaoad, noe en- exhEbitioz
= - Arcade Ths picture 10 sise prop
~ o. Casa jlsany. ana 4 prised yer,
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-04

WHoi.E4 DEALER IN BEKY.
w Perk MHttoa. LA1h and Veal. Or
ders frum sn para % he soapd promptly
9. n snffM. MAnaxsr,
ssft cemmerciai strsss nexr NH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-04
MAST, BUPORD & BUR-
WE'LL CO.,
SUCCESSORS 10 q 0. eUfoRo & CO.,
WHOLESALE pEALEEs IN

Buford Gang Piswa
Buford eulky PisWs
Buford Waking Plowx
fiuford CultfvaloFs
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Ruforc ScrapeTs
Buckeye Seeders
Buckeye Drills
Buckeye Cuifivstogs
Buckeye Pumps
Iron Turbine Wind En9tnes
Buckeye LAVA Mowers
Buckeye Iroa Fencing
B1ckeye stshie Fixtures
Balm Wegons
Racine spsing WsgoAs
Racine Express Wagons
Stxcwbfi idan 6eeden
Ravsoa Mowers
Hay RAkes
Etc. Etc. Etc, Efc.
az The most complete line Of Farm
Machinery and implements In the North
west We coutrol au Of the above goods
for the Northwest. Send toF CAtaiogus
and Prices,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-04
B A R q AIN q
G RoCERIEs. E

THE GROCERIES NOW IN STORE
81 us Front street, opposite Sullivan
block. wiz be offered at retail for . few
days at less than cost, TO clsse cut the
eusinesaL store nxturss, including safa,
morse, wagon. ETC.. can be purchased ai
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-03-20

Great Clearing sale al he'lhrun
a,t..e5 .os Fiji street, Washington, =. q.
foos for Tic old Woman in ,ne Window.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-03-20
TO MOTHERS.

Every babe should have bottle Of DR. FAIR
NEY'S TEETHGNG SYRUP. Perfectly safe.
No Opium or Morphia mixture. VIII relieve
Collie, Gripping in the Bowels and Promote Diff
cult Teething. Prepared by DIS. D. FAHRNEv
s son, Hagerstowu,A Nd. Druggists sell it; IS cts
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-03-20

4 bay carriage is pretty sure TO be struck
Is s4i u
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-03-20

ASK your srosorgmte
yl0p.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-03-20

LONDON CLOTHING HOUSE.

TVT-N I1VeN wv TIT4V7l ITVJI- l7I,
Cor. Holiday aud Baltimore Streets,
nov 23-lm Baltimore, Md
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-27

4emmcr is fading the broad leaves that grew
4 % froehly green when juno was young and
falling;
And al the whisper haunted forest through,
From rustling hazel copse ana tangled dell.
Farewell, sweet summer,
M Fragrant, fruity summer,
Sweet farewellr1
Upon the windy hill, IN many field,
The honey bees hum slow above the clover,
0loanfng the latest sweets its bloom can YIELD
And knowing that their harvest time is over.
Sing half lullaby and half knell,
Farewell, sweet summer
Houeyladen summer,
Sweet farewell ~
Ger twisted roots ana sandy shadows play ing,
Seems fain 70 1inger in its eddied turns,
And with plaintivc, purring voice is sayin
saddcr and sweeter than my song can tell
Farewell, sweet summer,
Warm and dreamy summer,
Sweet farcwell!'
The ntful breeze sweeps down the winding
lane,
with gold and crimson leaves before It II wing |;
Its gnsty laughter has no sign of pain,
But In the lull II sinks In gentle signing,
And mourns the summers early broken spell,
Farewell, sweet summer,
Rosy, blooming summer,
Sweet fareweliv'
So bird and bee and brook and breeze make
moan,
With melancholy song their loss complaining. |.
l. too, must Join them as walk alone
Among the sights end sounds Of summers
waning;
!, too. have loved the season passing we'll
So, farewell summer,
Fair but hded summer,
Sweet farewell.