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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-19

BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL PIeNIc.-
The first passenger coaches over the
road from Black Dis.nond to Franklin
carried 800 psople Ola q picnic excur
sion, under the auspices of the First
Baptist Sunday Sctool, on SATURDAY..
May 10th. For several days the contin
uous rain dampeneti the ardof Of the
committee, but the clerk stated on
Thursday evening thai the barometer
" talked fair and. seeinR a stray star
in the heavens, they took heart again.
Saturday smiled pleasantly. and four
osaches we're tilied 20 OVERLOOKING. about
100 children under u years Of age re-
eeivin9 free tickets isof 81 milea and re-
turn, while others paid 50 cents and 81.
Superintendent Miner evidently under
stands his business. as be hsd sent out
men 30 prepare grounds for their recep-
tion, and, being on board. seemed ever
on the aiart 10 make the entire trip a.
pleasant ~ possible. Two horses ran q
race with the train, and what. with The
down brakes and tha wstchful eagi
neer, they seemed 10 be getting the best
of IL, until aEe caught his foot in tres
tie, when the train was stopped. the
horse rolled OF safe and sound, and the
train went 0n- some Of the logs and
rocks between Diasaond and Franklin
graz q the ear sttps. as such trains
had hitherto betn unknown here,
but no damage vas done. The sosuery
for the last three miles ID the finest We
have seen in the country. Grsen River
threads its way aloEla the valley 800 feet
below the track. and the steep side hill
slopes 90 its very edge. while the dis
tant mountains, rolling range above
range, are RrandgN picturesque. The
modest superintendent, perhaps willing
20 surprise his party. bad hardly men,
toned this beautiful yieg, and many
we're the expressions of astonishmeni
and admiration as the silver stream
east its sunny shesn upon as from the
deFths below. Ihe train men are un-
usually careful in handling the cars,
and We looked for the air brakes. 90
quietly did they stop and start at the
various stations. Returning to the
hoistiBg works the entire excursion was
farned into an eating party within 6ve
minus -. after which the mine was ex-
plored BY q large proportion Of the yar-
ton l2.r Mr.. Bangs, our fsllsv-tsvus-
nNas buN e1S t<NtNAStoa u tA4c RlaOn
Diamond Hotel. iRnt oat hot coffee,
which materially aided in the digestion
Of the nienaes Of she baskets. while
many fsand pleasant retreat with shs
hostess and Mrs. King. As Saperintsnd-
ent Jones, having hoisted several car
Loads Of girls frona the mina. nos for
bade eur leaving without . song. tho
leaders took the platform and several
chususes were sana. after which the
'sboys and girls returned 20 sleep NJ
for Sunday school. Il vas q happy day
for all. unless the lPostmasier grew mel
anchoiy over the lonely hsh which he
had feloaiensly extracted ffosn is home
with intent 10 kill. Religious institn-
tions are usually severe upon family
separation. bot tsalkst found himself
aioae a-dshing while his better 'Rlf
vent on. MsssrS Clark and Caldwell
have been gathering mensy ever since,
aud have made ever increasing reports.
The last is $loA2S receipts. with about
SO Profta r.
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ealesS Of FAninAR Proverbs
TBoh Bardetts


Truth IL stranger than felton," was
Invented by an editor as headline to a
twenty line Ito, 20 monstrously extrava-
giant that he knew nobody would believe
ten words Of it. The original use Of the
pruyeTo Is continued untiI this day.
Whenever you SEE that line in q news.
paper. don't believe q word you read
nnder is.
''Isl make a spoon OF spoil horn" 7"
was the thought OF man Who never
made SPOON in all his life, and who
knew perfectly we'll that he couldn't
make one, and only took q mean mans
maitoieas delight in spelling q horn.
horn straight the introduction Of spoon
always spOiIs il.
A wink IL ~ good as q nod 10 q blind
horse,n vas said bya man With q siiff
neck, who wanted 30 nod, but couIdn't.
Why any sane man should wish either
10 wink or nod at blind horse. no man
ssan tell.
"A little more sleep and little more
slumbeF,' COMMONLY attribnsed 10 the
siuRaard. was stolsn from the might
watchman, Who invented IL in bis
dreams.
fas. bind. fast fnd," was remarked
bS police justice. when be bound the
rough over 70 keep the peace. and lined
him <l5yS5.
"AiI's well that ends well.- was said
by murderer who had killed dude.
The name Of the murderer IL sup
pressed, lest be should be overrun with
more orders than he could fsll. and
thus to compelled 10 hirs a emfk. Who
would eventually run OF With all the
naney.
tAll's fare in lave and war;" was the
inspired thought Of railroad con-
duetos.
"0ns swallow does nos make q sum-
rasf,n vas the brilliant remark of q
uasn who vas trying to see how many
swallows do make q summer. Nota
Rene--If the thermometer got half 50
high as the experimenter did, the dog
days eame right along on the heals of
Christmas that year. The record Of the
swallows. however. vas lost Ia the dim
nists Of Oblivion, the great Irish
swsll0weF.
Dead men tell no tales," vas the
joyous exclamation of the first editor
ehn slew a man. who came In with q
continued story in sixty-fve chapters
tt was this same editor who. upon r.
eesvina q demand for 10 ten cents from
soes for an epic poem upou which be
bad labored twelve years. said: " Write
makes smite." And then he smote him.
sAaa be died.
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ICHEmAEls.

W. II. Howard, af Montesano, was
examined esf0re Justices Carney and
Taylor on the 5th irss. on q charge Of
libel, on complains of +. o. Rryzn.
Howard was held 20 answer AZ the next
term cf the District eoart in tbe sum Of
500.
Over one million and 3 quarter feet
/ ct lumber will be required for Peter
DOnahue's neS builiiinR. corner of First
and Mission streets. San Francisco.
ms will be taken from ShoaIwater Bay,
and the vessels, J NJ Grifiiths. J. g.
/ NORTH Arctnrus and Retriever have
teen engaged 70 transport it-
Absorbing TO Assessor Polson's re-
turns. the total valuation Of property ia
the county smsunis to $1,000 more
than lan year. and the total population
- 242. The commissioners have levied
an assessment of 4e< mills for the en-
snieR year. Mr.. Poison informs the
Fssfsfts that according 20 the assess
ment Just made non residents pay one
half OF the taxes iri the county.
The machinery for Weatherwar's
sawDiil and for Weathervax & Do
mitio's planning mill, has arrived on the
I1ottie Carson. IL ineiades. among 9th.
- tuH&kss EtA bDitrNs anu tQFcc engines
he machinery - ail in good condition
after its long yoyaS!e around the Horn
from Nsw York. Tbs pale driver Is bus
iiy At work putting piles in position for
tie mill Foundation and enlargine the
vharf Mr.. D0mitio says the planning
mill will be running in June, and the
big whistle Of the sivmili will be heard
10 hontesano before winter.
At q meeting 81 the Chehaiis County
Guards, May l3tb, the following per
sons we're elected officers: Captain, W.
H. Blair; First Lieutenant, q. W. Wat
kius: Second Lieutenant, g. ]. Moody;
First Sergeant, l.. Mooney: First Duty
Sergeant, Geo. BTumbaueh; Second
Duty Sergeant, Thomas Madden; Third
Duty Sergeant, VIM Woodbury.: Fourth
Daty sergeant. Ii. L. Mansfield: First
Corporal, Geo. w. Ninemnr: Second
Corporal, JulIns klspper; Third Cor
poral. Jos. Ingram; Fourth Corporal,
VIM. Vaughan The company comprise
some fifty members. and have received
their arms from the government, and
are about ready for drill. Fiiette.
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AT the eee Of forty or forty i've. he
eTystAlins lens Of the eye has aaftsned
20 such an extent, BY the layers Of ths
lens condensing. that instead of beine
a6le 70 read fine print at distance Of
twelve inches, As formerly, the book has
20 be held sf a greater distance. WhA;
u wanted u an artificial lens lust thick
eno1gh TO fll up for the deficiency OF
the lens Of the eye
Instead Of selectinQ giasses for your
self, a. is usually done. call on FRAxE
knrsALL (of kiInban i SOM vh0 is q
practical optician and thoru1ghfy
understands the eye. and have him ad.
Just a pair of their celebrated Scotch
Pebble glasses, and don't ruin your eyes
with window glass spectacles We also
make all kinds OF compound, eylipdri-
cal, prismatie and complicated lenses
on our premises. Glssses groand to
order on prescription Of any ocalist-
Frye's Opera House. jasdw
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TuxnLEp Dowx The proverb shas .
hous is only ss ssrong as iss founds-
ton. was demonstrated Sunday evening
aboat SO. when the underpsnninguf 9
seal hftie fesidlnee en the alley BE-
twsen second and Third streets. en-
SenecA street. oeenpsed BY Gsorae B.
nsnneh4rd. gave way. Ths buiiding
lnrehed 90 The stest. and would have
sunA over inks ths alisF h1s for large
trxe, which stopHd its pro1rszs No
axs wMs In tAe hause a tha ttzAe. The
nnilain0 had insi hsen astca 40 in nice
shar,e, bnf the shock hroks the plaster,
kporkea dogn The eAimneyA caased
cns siaa of tbs baildsng b sprinR sut Of
Eincs. and IN fAet made wreck Of the
bonuse, shisA seiaHeed % W. h Reeves.
-
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Let every man, if possible, gather
some good books under his roof
CAGHRiag.
And bark you, sir, I'll have them
fairly bound d.n-SAakssbsare.
We have the largest stock in WASH
inqtou Territory, and sell at lower
prices than any other house on the Pa
cific Coast. q. DAVIES d Co.
Book sellers and stationers. lez Cher
~ street. ja27dw
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BrCKLEs's ARSscA sAlyE.

The Best Sslve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheun, Fe-
yer Sores, letter. Chappei Hands, Chill
blains, Corns and all Skin Eruptious,
and positively cures Piles, or Ne pay re-
quired. Il Is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price,
= cents per box. For sale by A. b.
Stewart.
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Ths L.axzan d Hanfnrli Ssationery
aad Panfine Oo@pAny have eddea "a
their seook ef enRinssFs and dRuxhts-
meas euppises . Large sto'sk Of artists
masNEislx. consisting Of Wthsoa a Nsw-
tcn's oil ard water erioEsk sabie and
camels hair hruzhea. emEsas and
stratcAars and numerous axtiniea fos
SeOnraainn. ass
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-19
sser Raes Ar a n,.r rear
PoEr BIAxuS. May Is. 1855.

EpEToE fosr-ISrKIIIaEsuEK;
Allow me 20 drop line 10 the sport
inss fratesnity Of Puget sound IN regard
10 Tie good tinie made here yesterday
ina 100 yard raee betwecn James X.
Aaype and Dennis Fletcher. both Of
this plsoes The track vas in paex con.
dilion. vet the winner, das. h Aayne.
covered the dsstance IN III seconds.
winnins the race by four fees.
Both sAen had undergone = severe
coHarss Of training and acre in fne eoa-
distsn. Fletcher having apparently been
trasness too tine- Both men wesW hsavtiy
backed BY their respective frSe1ds and
assent $500 changed hands
Captain Wiekosrg. Of the ship Fras-
sla. and Engineer Harper wers the
starters Justice Bafchiil and Captain
TAyier, q the Marian King. we're
jasiees. and performed their duties 10
perfection.
Eve vessels IN part. Mill runnine
full tisiae. Work st aAipyara brisk.
HozksT JoAN.
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Bur HaxwaHD HAND GkixaBzs.--
Take no other. Endorsaa and used By
thousands af ths leading factories, mills
aud establishments thrpughp7t the
Unian- Yon cannot afford 10 b With
cut them. For partieui&rH ssk G. kKE-
Loco. agent. Ssettie, o. u. j. BscHT.
general aRsnt. l2t MArkst srrest- san
FrAncaseo. apI7 Son
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-19

No SHAM. No HUMBUa.-My entire
stock Of clothing and furnishing goods,
hats and boots and Shoes must be sold
within the next thirty days II you de-
sire bargains. call and convince your.
selves at |. HABRIs's. Yeslsr-Leary block,
Mill street. nsxt to Gahsr's. s Inn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-19

Gold, silver, alnminnm and ruhbeI
are empicysd By Dr. Kilbourne. 81
Front streef In MAKING artifeial dsn.
tareS Gold for partial ssis and aiami
nuza for fan ssts prove the nsosf s2tis.
fnc1orN.
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M. FINKELSTEIN,
TAILOR.

War is proclaimed and no terms Of
peace until every man N the city Of
seattle has . nee sait Of elstkee made
BY NJ FInkeistsin. ske fashionable tail
OF and practical eats3x. Ny b0nR expe-
rience and steady practice are guzrzn-
zee 10 the rsfbtic of Rensrss satisfaction
IN all tsaBsacsions. A large stock al
ways on hana. xhfeh GILL be made to
ordsr for oAsh Salts rnsds from -
np: dress saiEss sd Pants made from
g. Up: niee arsss rznts fox elo. --latest
sfyies . specisity. Czii e 9ls Frnnt
strsst. Seettie. uys
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-19

THAT R.REsr OF COMBINATIONS.
True delicacy Of favor with true eff-
cscy of action, has been attained in the
famous California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup Of Figs Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered il i'm
uensely popular. Sample bottles free
and large bottles for sale by A. b.
Stewart. nyl1
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sElLISG ear Ar eesr.

Immense reductions on nv entire
stock OF watches, diamonds and Jew
elry. Parties desirsus of purchasing
should not fail to call before going else
where. as | must realize on the greater
portion IN the next sixty days A. HAN
SEN. Yesler Lsary block, Front Sc. mrs
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Immsnse reduction on my entire
stock of watches, diamonds, jswelry
and silverware for the next sixty dsys
Albert HANSEN, Yesler. Leary block,
Front street. my5
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THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, Of
Bourbon. Ind. sAys: Both myself
and wife owe our lives to SHILOH6
CONSUMPTION CURE" Sold by A.
B. Stewart
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Ginger Snaps, Lemon Cakes. EGG
Jumbtes. assorted cakes fresh snd BOT.
from Seattie's new enterprise, the
Northwestern Cracker Company.
@. r. STONE, us Frent street.
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle Of Shilob's Catarrh Rem
edy. Price 80 cents. Sold by A. b.
Stewart.
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GENERAL GRANT is rapidly in.
proving by the use of Red Clover Bios.
SONS. A positive cure for cancer, sail
reeum aud all skin and blood diseases,
HAsHEoUcK Il TKRRY, agents for the
Northwest my14
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-19

Graham crackers and cat meal crack.
ers received daily from the Northwest.
ern Cracker Factory at Seattle.
G. p. STONE. 7is Front street.
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The entire stock sf watches, dia.
monds and iewelEy viii be sold a. cost
for the naxs sixty days. ALlntE1 Han
sKx, Yesier. Leery bloch, Front 81. mys
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-19

ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indi-
gestions Constipation, Dizziness, Loss
Of Appetite, yellow Skinf Shiloh's
Vitalizer Is q positive cure. Sold by A.
b. Stewart.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspep-
sia and Liver Complaint ShiIoh,s
vitalizer Is guaranteed % cure you.
Sold by A. b. Stewart.
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The austy time has come. For The
best busters, At lower prices than svef
sold in this market, 90 70 Pueta Soond
Furniture Co. Froat street. my3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-19

"HAOKMETACK," lasting ana
fragrant perfume. Price 3 and 50
cents. Sold by A. b. Stewart.
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For Sale.

% ACRES or GOOD FAR MING
oO land. nine miles from Seattle. on the
best road in the county. The soil is bot
tom. up lahd and cranberry mARh.
Purchaser can have free ass Of . con-
Portable house and improved ian1 for
gardening while making his own i'm
prnyenents on LAND adjoining. Terms
half cash balance on time. IL desiF ed.
viii exchange the above described
property for q good span OF horses, Wagon
and harness Address
KID. l. LINDSLEY,
apT I'm kxpressman- M IL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-19

Or. Henieyss CELERY
Beef and Iron viii restore lost vitality.
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The best place TO buy saddlery and
harness for the lsast money is at J.
D'ARCT 4 Co.'S, Main street. apis lm
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IHx AtUxx1.--As the meeting of
alamni al the Univsrity. on Thursday
sssnlna. Misses Edith eaad4rsnn and
Iasisa Sharey viii read essaEs. Nj.
Geo A. Cclrnan = peeua, and NJ. !, W.
celkeas she annals. Music viii Be IN
seixpelsed.
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WANTED.

A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT MANA
n ger for sswmi1, sash. door ahd furni-
tare tsct0ry combined. Mast be s0hsr. saer.
getie and accustomed 70 the busin -.
Applicants to stale salary and give refer
ences as TO ehIrsefer snd experssaee. Al
dress . Saw NIL MAa.. care Weils, Farso l.
%, PVFt Townsend, W. I. api4-tf
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sHILOH'S CURE viii immediately
relieve Group, whoopinQ Cough and
Bronchitiz. Sold by A. b Stewart.
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What good Is MI yoar money 90 you
after you're deadf Spend one dollar for
bottle Of swamp Angels Rheumatic
Cure" and add i've years 90 your life
lease. mh2idw
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WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi-
loh's Cure will give immediate relief I
Price 10 cts. 80 cts. and 81. Sold by A.
B. Stewart.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plains, yoa have q printed guarantee on
every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalixer. II
never fails 70 cure. Sold by A. K. Stew
art.
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The Gre2s Esnie and lk<rsfne.
DE. Hsnissss Cefary. Bcsf and Iron
wili hrses yaar nerves knd make yea
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= lnxo iFIxaEurr The tsbssraphic
nass sersss es tils evening Of the issh
esne ever de hsnRezs press crcuit in
.as Aiaosv 81 lelserapAy. taking in all
ns g snsty tseui lake Michigan 10 Pu-
- nsana and Arkansas Fiutr. The
ztes was tEshsmitaed fFoua Chh,aeo and
- inktnea simultaneously In lsa. Paul,
,srsef fesas Hslesa. Butte. 0zaep,
Sth AAke Sheysnne. Denver, Pueblo,
aes1vtlA Ra3slansl. Tacoma and Seai.
& ~, HE fnala ot Transmission sas over
49, lslass ln length. and extended
s'seafa the ssaaes and nsxriiuries af
:'s'ssiA Misnaia Minnesota. Dakota,
zSslaeA. Idaho. Utah. wysmilIe, Colo
@ ufseaa and WashirRsan. rhis
- eis q he mcsi femafkil6.e s,sats IN
80 sasFatclitaal. A year "a ssio AGO Il
e,nside,ea great thirs % send
~ saA Esenniseo 10 Sslasis, sakine
1s npczt htrs, at TnoSma and Al
snd kaln1llzileorsay, and il was
esssefsd 90 aifilcniT of Aro,uaplssa
~.s 4 a hs rally imprasIticslhls. snd
~M &tlasR sned.
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TmE IAsT sENsArIaN
TnAT R.REsr OF CoNntyAr.exs

Is the name of the new and elegant per,
fume at HAsBRoUcK & TKRgY's. my3
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Ak ilsE rha sAip AstcriA. char.
- = iea.i esai ~ this pla,A. saiisa
~. 80 tFansiseo Arril slst. and Is
sf eiiA TIE skippsF, hcxeser,
- sssP sAtsii man. and lpgobabas
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.ovgErIsINc RATES.


-z.,.I s,s.rsa - per mouth for one
Ptnss - ,-a9 T,ssnth for onehkif inch.
q -. ~. n .Tsta 4 line for one insertion,
90 ii,,a fnr SIX lnssitiofA. and ~
80 : line per lTNInth. IA
- - snssr1itnl. 1.0 an ihtih for si!x
.1s..,tiar. - az sn irich for two weeks. SI.S
49, -. -sess sn.f Is per month
FOR HEEKLN;
..sa.al s.snzs s2 per month for one
HsSsf HsaS n sArs,r Donsh for r0ne.half inch.
- inf11e.-ja ig5,.ents q line for one insertion.
z ii esnts line per month
q irr.,rmerrisl advertising. vi par inch Tor
- ;,lseFsi0ll sH6 y per nant-
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ON TAI & CO.,
MILL STREET. SEATTLE

GENERAL DEALERS IN TEA.
VI Rice, Cigars. SILKS. Ladies' and Gen.
temen's Under wear. and Japanese and
Chinese Goods. al at the lowest prices.
VIII confract 10 furnish Chinese labor.
CHIN BUG KEE,
Rala{neaz Aanar-ar
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SAN FRAscIsoo, May Is. - Following
are the passengers by the Queen Of tie
Pac ie.
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prs,sssseaull es1d.s. 81 per month for On

r,..asassos.ni eaI6.s. 81 per month for one
- ss.d A per month for 0ne-half inch.
TaesIx Is tenns 8 line for enc week. and
Aeenis Lns per month
~sToo.ssaerciu advertising. " All tnck fCE
- -s@k aid 81 an inch per mfnth-
rEt posT-HTELlIcEHcER PUB. co.
sesttIe. Juiis 10 l1aa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-19

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-19

Applicants for homestead and timber
culture entries should state In their affi
dayits that they are native bern or nat
nralized citizens, or have flied their
destinations, and, II natnralized. record
eyidence required. Asst. Comm r. April
IL, 1855.
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