davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-22

the wasbinsion monument, deliver to you
this column.
THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH or ACCEPT
ANCE.
President Arthur was greeted with 3
round OF hearty cheers and the audi
ence listened more eagerly 10 bis re-
marks than 30 the words Of any other
speaker The president In accepting
the monument said
Fellow.countrymen; Before the dawn OF
the century whose eventful years Will soon
have faced into the past, when death had
but lately robbed this republic otits most be.
loved and illustrlnue citizen, the congress OF
the United States pledged the faith Of the ma
ton that IN this city, bearing his honored
name, and then, as now, tho seat Of tho gem
oral government monument should be
erected 10 commemorate the great
events OF his military and political
life. The stately column That
stretches heavoEward from tho plain where
on we stand bears witness 20 all who behold
a. that the covenant when our fathers made
their children have fulfilled. IN the compile.
ton or his great work OF patriotic endeaYor
there Is abundance Of csnse for national re.
joiCing, ior while this structure shall endure
IL shall be TO ali mankind Ateadfast
token Of the eneciiouate and reyerentisl re;
gard IN which inns people continue to hold
the memory Of Washington. Well may he
ever keep "A foremost place 10 Inc hearts OF
his eountrymen. Tue faith that never id'
or than any learning ever taught In schools,
the courage that GhTank from no peril and
was disnaycd by no defeat, the loyalty that
kept all selfish purpose sgbordlnat TO the de
mGudH ofpatriotiein and honor, the sagacty
that displayed Itself In Tho camp and cabinet
Rllke, and above all that harmonious union
OF moral and intellectual qualities which
never found It's parallel among men, these
arc the attributes IT chaTa cter which the In
telligcnt thought OF this century ascribeE
20 the grandesl figure OF the
last century. But other and more
10 you the story OF his noble life and It's
glorious achievom ents. To myself has been
assigned "a simpler and more formal duty In
the mlullmeut OF which do now, AZ preti-
don't Of the United states and In behalf OF
the people receive this monument from the
hands OF iA builders and declare II dedicated
from this time fOith 10 the immortal name
ana memory OF George Washington.
The president read his address In a
firm, clear tone, aud at its conclusion
the cheers which broke forth were
hearty and prolonged.
The remarks Of the various speakers
were lnaudible, but the puffs OF steam
from their mouths was evidence that
the proceedings were being carried on
according 10 the programme, and at
every little intermlsaion the auditors
stamped apprUvingly.
Upon signal from the chairman
Senator Sherman the Bssemblage again
broke Into cheers. The artillery
wheeled into line, the civil bodies and
distinguished participants in the pro
ceedings OF the day sought their car.
riages, and the procession, under the
marshalship OF Gen. Sheridan, took w
its line OF march TO the capitol.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-22
To the Directors and Steska /
the State National Bnl

GENTLEMEN: We, youIal.
appointed to examine iDlo' Ny
ton Of the State Nationsi
Fort Worth, now Iespeclias
our report:
We have examined the easlsi,.
on the night Of February ! il,l
it correct and that Il eilat
with the report OF the casllsll I.
loans and discounts, when W. <.
isfactory, and also the boos
find are kept 10 q bnslns.s !,
creditable manner. the ~ ~.
employees OF the bank -
every assistance In our en- /. (,
and we find the bank y N. =
healthy and growing cong as
OF which we submit, anq ~ y,
charged. SIDNEY MANI
]. q, WRIsHi
WIN. G. NEEIi
Fort WORM. TEX, fso'-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-22
Telephone AndeIson,a
key hitting and lOoksmllnllI

Auction sale Of the coIa.0l
of Jones and Burgowerl e 'l,,.I
and Main streets, will
this week. Any goods y !. " !
stock Will be sold a. priv XVI Z . : !;
below actual cost, far p I, ~ b
dealer can afford TO asl ., ~ q
in the regular way COM sI ss.il
these bargains while yss 40
as this is your last chane'
lection at cost.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-22

called the house to order, and Sstur-
days session was opened with prayer
by the chaplain, and the journal Of
yesterday was read.
Mr.. DOrsheimer of New York offered
a resolution for the appointment Of
committee OF three members to notify
the senate that the house
was now ready to receive the senate
and proceed with the ceremonies
which were appointed 10 take place in
the hall Of the house. The resolution
having been adopted, the speaker app
pointed Messrs. DoTsheimer, Tucker
and Cannon such committee.
At ten minutes past o'clock the
National Washington Monument as
sociation was announced and marched
in and took the seats assigned 1t in
front and left of the SPEAKERS desk.
Shortly afterwards Gen. Sheridan and
his stat entered amid loud ciapplng
Of bands and their brilliant uniforms
tesded 10 lend an air of gsyety to the
scene.
The president and his cabinet next
appeared and the large nssemblage rose
and heartily spplauded as the chief
executive and his advisers passed
down the main aisle and were assigned
seats IN the space directly in front of
the speakers desk.
The supreme court, the judiciary of
the district and the diplomatic corps
followed the presidential party, and at
2:3O the presidential parry, preceded
by it's officers, was escorted to the
space reserved for ii. It's presiding
officer, Mr.. Edmunds, proceeded to the
speakers desk, where the gavel was
handed him by the speaker. In call
Ing the assemblage to order Mr.. Ed
munds said:
gentlemen, you are assembled pursuant
10 the concurrent order OF the two hOupes
To celebrate the memorable occasion OF the
completion OF the monument 10 tho memory
OF the iirs' president OF the United States.
IL ~ not only memorial but an
inspiration that shall live through all
generations of our posterity, as we may hope,
aud which we tn = day inaugurato and cele,
brRte by the ceremonies which have been or
dered by the two houses.
Mr.. Edmunds then explained
that Mr.. Winthrop was nee.
esearily absent, and intro
duced Representative John d. Long
of Massachusetts,, who, having been
loudly applauded, proceeded to read
Mr.. Wlnthrop's oratlon.
MIR. Long spoke from the clerks
desk In an impressive manner and in
q voice which, though not loud, was
SO clear as to reach every corner Of the
chamber.
Hon. Jno. w. Daniel of Virginia
was greeted with long continued
clapping Of hands. He proceeded TO
deliver his Grafton. Though having
his M nuscript on the desk before him,
Mr.. Daniel referred to it but once or
twice during the course OF his grafton.
Az Mr.. Daniel closed Senator Ed.
munds and Senator Sherman, Speaker
Carlisle and Representative Long
warmly congratulated him, while once
more the audience testiiied their an,
probation of the ORATORS eloquence.
Alter the benediotiOn by the chan
lain OF the house, the distlNguished
gueste departed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-22
Reruarkable Rssl'e,

John Kuhn Of Lafsyss,sss' IN
a very narrow escale. ,oss y
This is his own story; Il
| was in the last siAgsli Il ~
lion. Our best phy.lc y Iss
case up. / finally CO. 81 e III IIYs Z
doctor said l could no. ia .ht.
four hours. Ny irl ns sWn
chased a bottle OF - vhI..
Balsam for the Lungss' uutl 4
efited me. ] continued az Ial
nine bottles. / am - abb
health, having used ~
ctne.D -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-22

treatment and joy upon all who were
assembled, aud response by the
brethren,
Somots tho Amen!
brought this part OF the proceedings to
al end.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-22
Cara.

10 my friends In the city and else
where, beg leave 10 retnrn nv ain
tbv , aa Tor expressions of sympa-
ha suu pIoHered sselslance. A. /
tin,,a Ihlleauy announced, shall con-
- ", puslne.s as heretofore, aud with
that liner misfortune hope soon to forget
.us .le hre has occurred. Very
PseuaIiy, ], II. BROWR.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-22

LaudTeth's Gardea%
At wholesale and retail,
call on r. IL. Barnes, Ae
street,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-22

The last week OF ta 1,s.a,oadi
Iewelry, watches, ia y
ware, clocks, etc. 4 plurgogel
stocks Of Jones ana s'rssA ;
Second and Msin 81
ssle three times daiiy--''
p. m. and 1880 p. ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-22

everlasting allover embrolderles
I Sols received at Randall q Chambers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-22
1000

Bushels Of milIet sse AZ, l' 3
+. Patterson, corner %
ton. --
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-22

Nice display Of W 81.
Randall s Chambers -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19
a wsnAs.s sEcaEr.

Lend me your ear remarked Mrs.
Brown 10 her husbsnd, the oeher esen-
ina. viii VOC give 10 back 10 me l''
he inquired. with mock anxiesy. "Of
course you idiot, do yoa suppose l want
TO start tanneryS" She eos his ear
and whispered into it that Swassp
AnRel's Rheumatic Cure Is the only sare
eafe fer rheumatism in all its forms; that
IN forty-eight heors one bottle Of this
wonderful medicine will absOlutely cure
the worst case OF lnfammatory rheu-
matism. The dnll, deadly, deep, devil
ish. dailying. dastardly, dfsary, dubi-
oas, dessisful disease vanishes before is
like magic. lis q divine eifs to man.
Iis qualities are harmiess, aad In them
are combined natures most poeerful
restoratives. Hundreds Of our best eit-
tzens testify TO its curative powers and
that it is manufactured from tbs eele-
orated recipe Of swamp Angel by
the 3. A. 4. O. Mfg. Co.. Seattle, Wash
ineton Territory. vho on receipts Of one
dollar, viii send you bottle, express
paid, Il yoa cannot obtain 10 Of your
dfuegist. dv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19

a sxIEzD 90 lsscsIxs.

-Yoa Doss have nss = zrsss many
psoBis durina yoar long and sssntfal
hfs' said . FoH-IszzLzzax,sczz rs-
portsr 10 sn aesd x.Ax vith whom be
had opened sonvsrsatioa-
"YOu are right. young man said The
old Renslsman. my life has been a.
svsstfui ons, ana I have seen rnsay nm.
and dosns- Ny name is Jsmss
Herndon and am u wears Of .ae. A
fev years since, after baildinR M a
prospesous bQniness, i MA vifs r~vsra.-
en4 to1s tie aecumnlations Of 4 alisetime.
] then zane vest, and hsve tsen foiiow-
ma painting for living IN SeaftIe for
the past skree years.
Dad | know Abraham Lincoln mr.
scnaiiy! well, should think did.
n tns spring Of leaz / vas worAing on
ne farm OF Squire Boldsngreen, In
oanGAmon county. nlinois, near q Iitti@
town called SALEM While there Ahrs-
nam Lincoln came along and sent 10
S0fk on the same farm. There vac
quite namoer ef yoang fellows there,
an0 Abe so0n became o general favorite
vita all OF a.. when the Black Hawk
gar broke cut, Lincoln vent into IL ss .
volznteeT. but returned that fall In time
% aooeps the noninaEion OF the Whig
party f0r the Lezialature az niinois. bat
Haa esaten. I heard him make his
maiden speech ef 3 little toun called
fassviite- it was very short, snd think
can repeat 70. He said:
Gentlemen and fellow -citizsns--I
presume you aii know who am. Nv
name 10 Abraham Lincoln. l have been
solicited By manv friends 10 become a
candidate fer the legislature. Ny pol
itips. lila the old epmae's Q dance. ia short
and swees. am in fAysr oi tlationsl
banks, hiRh protective tafis and inter
nal improvements. and, II elected. will
Be thankful II not elected, will 20
70 work again. - ! have done in the
past.'
Ny brother kept little store in Sa-
lem, which be sold out 10 Lineoin and
man named Berry. They gave tso much
credit, and closed oas In about six
months. In 1884 Lincola was again
nominated. and this tims elected q
member Of the Illinois Legislature, and
l remember that during the session be
was instrumental in having toe State
Houss moved frcm YaDdalia 20 Spring
fieid. he also assisted in sxposine q
seheme pat 10 By Gov. Dancan and e.
U. biankeDship. who made an attempt
% have the capital Of the state located
ia q swamp owned BY them and named
IiIinopolis. Lincoln aftsrvard studied
law With my brother at SprinRfeld, ana
afterwaFd became bis law partner"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19

sssre fsr Rest ana Ffxs.rss psr

stsre fsr Rest ana Fixtzres ner sale.
Siece the late unplsaaanfnass with
cur creditors vs have. By making q
shoxlnR Of sysilsbae assets exseedina
cur liabilities Of 0ver $40.0oo, s,esn able
10 re establish e0n6dence IN their kind
oat t1moru1s htarts 90 allow N 10 ssli
cur cwp goods. which we propose 10 do.
Every article viii be rsarsed st from
10 10 80 par cent below eosa in plsfa
fgsyss, % that al can &c at . glance
thro12h our windo9s and show cases
the cost. Buyers vili thus ba able to
see that tins u esnnine liquidation
sale, and made for the parp0ss Of clos
inR business To country naerchants
xe vii oHer Qoods-cioeks, watches and
5ewelry-at prices that they can't Ret
siseWhere. Dsn't bay . dollars worth
anfil yoa first Sc eur stock. Sheet
m1sic at 30 Per rent discount We are
aeents for the Weber and Emerson
p,anes and Palace. Esfsy and Mason 4
Hamiin organs. and Wa have q large
stock on hand. which - are offering az
mannfaernrers' prices. ~Don't bay q
piano or organ until ysu gee cur priees.
kTMR4LL h SoE,
In Frye's Opers Hoass hiouk; slgn Of
hlR watch and Spsctscias.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19

To the People Of HeOsfs Canal aad Sko-
komish Rirsrs-A Bsine h buildine q
steamer ON Hoods Canal, 60 feet long
and 16 feet vida, 20 trade on the Canal
with Indians. will trade with them
for hay. oil. 30, which up to this day
they have been unable 20 seiI. I win
furnish them goods for less than seat
tie retail priccs ON Skosumish River.
A soox ss the bort 10 finished / viii
put 10 sl0pgside Of PsrtuQese Joe's
socw aud viii sell goods at cost. A.
bsine. last year. broaRhs into Seattle
more furs than any other trader on the
sonnd. Tbs merchants OF seattle are
putting all the goods necessary to Che
business IN good style. No shop vsrn
goods will be ssld. Everything will be
new and clean. I guarantees TO sell
goods - cheap as the largest store in
Seattle. Rsspectfuliy.
dv A. BErNK.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19
A lIFE-sAvMc rsEsExr.

Mr.. N. Z. Allison. Hutchinson, Kan:
saved bis life By simple trtai bottle Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery, for Con-
sumption. which caused him 10 procure
. large bottle, that completely cured
him, when doctors. chsnee Of climate
add everything else had failed. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs,
and all Throat and Lung Diseases, il 10
guaranteed 10 cure. Trial Botties free
a. A. B. Stewards Drug Store. Large
size, 81.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19

The Lowrasn & HAnforl sfsfionsry
and RfiniiE3 Company have sdds& %
their mock ef en&inesrR and drauGhts-.
mens sappiiss . lsrRe sock o. ertlsss'
zn4tsrials consisting ef Wfnsen q Nsv-
teas oii and water eoicRA zabis and
c4mcLs hair brushes. sansss and
serstcAess and nRzpefuoa Articles for
asooxssiaa. aps
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19
sEILiSG oTT an Cesr.

Immense rednctions on my entire
stock Of watches, diamonds and Jew
elry. Parties desifsrs Of purchasing
shoald not fail 10 esll before going else
where, as must realize on the greater
portion IN the next sixty days. A. HAN
sEs, Yesier LsAry block, Front 90. my3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19

W. y. Born 4 90. have dstarmined 10
eloee out their stosk of vsadg nsa,lt
efsfAfsg and are no9 flfferinQ rare bar
gains and speoiaa indrsoemanfs in ssyie,
gnAiisy and pries. An ins2saziun earn
sskiy selicitsd-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19

w. p. Bonn 4 90. are aqenfs fer
Browning. King 4 Co.'S cloths, New
York. S'fts % order Ii nov the seecisI-
- with this entsrprising Grm. An OF
tbs prevailing ststes slre shown In their
lines OF samples and cuts. III you want
superior goods msrvli0asly cheap visit
. he 4Srads..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19

Let every man. II possible. gather
some good books under his roof
CAaasisg.
And hark you, sir, III have them
fairly bound. ."-Shaksspears.
We have the largest stock in WASH
tnRton Territory, and sell at lower
pricea than any other house ON the Pa
e11c Coast. q. DAVIES B Co.,
Book sellers and statieners, LIZ Cher
~ street. ja27dv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19

GENERAL GRANT b rzpidIy in-
proving hy tsa ne of Red Cover Bios
SOMA 4 pos6five cars foe cAaeer, silt
rhsnra and al akin and hltod diseases.
HAssnoucx a TEzxT, ajsents for ths
NorthNeek. mll&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19

Gold, szlvss, siuminum and ruhhsr
ara cmpIoyed b. Dr.. KilhuExnA g.
Frnux sxre1k IN naaksnF mr1i6nsnl dan
iuraA Gold for par<iAl zs3z and alumni
nzm fuF fnA sefs prove the most sstis-
ka11oxy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19
ASSASSINATION.

The following named persons were
registered June IS, 1885:
First Wsrd-Geo Hartie, SaIlis II
Hamlin. Henry Ksrsey. z Z Hinehman,
5eremiah Sniiivan, Henry Aresns, Car
re kersey. Albert Taylor, d Hamlin,
J Z fghs. y O Turner, Pauline A Ar
gems. John McLauRhiin. @. Behm.
second Ward-fsasc Koru, John Har-
rison, Matilda Sitter, Geo A Hall. b A
starkey, n q Thornton. K Murphy,
Albert Pontius, W T Preston, E De-
names, Ella Huntley, Mary Diskman.
Maegie Lssy, Gziffifh Davies, Mary Har-
rtson. u Choir. John Sitter, Charles
Dietz, Cyrsnia Thornton, Martha J
Lnsx, Anna = Galloway, r W Shaeffsr,
3 4 Hansley, Henry Fesser. Louise
Wolf, Joseph LAchenal, James A Rees,
y Levy, Beriah Brown, Mahsla Olive
Ihuriov. Jeanne McHugh Brown, Kittie
Mcdilyery, ] \ Golismith.
Third Ward - l. b Younoa. o 8
wriRht. J J white.J Z Clarke. Marths
Georges. Geo z Huntley, Smith FLEMING
Hans Nelson, II u shaw. Malinaa E
HuDtisy. Vister Hugo smith.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19

Immanse redacsion 90 my sntirs
stock Of watches. Diamonds, jsweIry
and silverware for the next sixty dayA
kLsEar HANsEE. fesier- Lesry hiock,
Front street. myl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19

m~mrwsrd fBsund.
r., is.-Ssnsssr Sherman
E - hase bsssn visiting nei-
80 - .se;,,ifg fos tbs pass tso aeys,
=. 80 - Ezss this DofnanR "" ~
s.-sssrn Paeiia-
Prsssaeaf Lsweii.
w Juns ls.-James Russell
y -. y. - 4 mentioned In eOt,nec-
-; 7 = - 90 vacant PresidcncJ OF Cor
- Uaiysfsity.
xeu Psssznssief.
800. JsDs l8.-The President
E.-ssi,,sd j. T. Barns Postmaster
:. ieo T.sssr. W. r., vice W. D. Aeiz2er,
usea yne nssphtn.
.,.-.,~a-os. Jane ls.--Ths rep<Et Of
). s..s,,,in toas,a ef examinations will
= '.'-ss q a. Attornsy General this az
-. hs ordsr pf Secretary whitney
y. - s,aassf for bis opinion a. 70
'-...ser - Department Is Obliged 20
1'.'.ss - vssael regardless Of the sSsct-
~ sls..ss uhi1fl the board report they
s.s-s a Der, ineladipg tbs alleged
strssi1rsl weakness asd LACK of stipa-
-. i. a.,.cr.s,.
- r
0ogxcn bIgTHs. lssa. 49, - x..l.-.i
fsH9e goesI Dol,s.s.es :. n Ds-.,-.S - -
q. = 3 Lss.a Lnes go si.s .h,s norn2po n,
-. y Dsrartment Commander
= -. IN a. i3sn Frasleiscc. The Dele
=. -, ....ss,,s.ered fifty persons and oecu-
~ - T;s.fon PscifIa, sIeepine cssehes.
X ~ - Va the inscription From
~ Ffsssisco 10 Portland. -. Prem
Pn1lspd 20 San frarleisoo, Co.. iney
so1s Portland VIA sne elpfsrs nsssf-
nsuatisc q eesurine tne ne1s E9esmt
nezs q nae frane,sso. usa.S. -, - ss-
erxks 1Ee tknefM hkAn wsH JUN .sao
uelzatea "a roaae.
sew msaey Maker.
v..r,xaros. Juns Is.-The President
= 49, snoointed Israel Lawfon, 70 be
sss'-s,sr,e1dsnt - Of she Mint OF the
r1jicd States at san Francisco.
raaians ALI esse.
W..u.reron. June ls.-Adiusant Cen
- I;-rrn has rae sis,.d a telegram from
"a vi E.sdisy ssesIonssi AZ Santa ia. say
- - - shsva avs n, hostile Indis,na II
~, 1870 Thsrs, Z An imursr Sion Al
~ va Dnuaftmsril that hostile In
ss.ns heps aIso Las Arizona.
-. -.-s
AIM~I|MMEIM
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19

WILL YOU SUFFER- with Dyspep-
sis and Liver Oonplaiut SkiIohps
Eitalizef % guaranteed 10 cure you.
Sold By A. B. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19

what gsod is all your money 70 you
altar you'Ee deadf spend ons dollar for
Q bottle Of -Svamp Angels Rhsumatie
Cure" and add i've years 10 your life
lease. tnh21dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19

WHY WILL yOU ocnsh whsn shl-
lehis Ours viii efvs immedl&ts rslief !
Psice 10 ess. % COS. zzd o. Sold b. A.
b Sssw&r&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19

THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, of
Bourbon, Ind, says: Both myself
and wife owe oar lives TO SHILOH'S
CONSUMPTION CURE" Sold by A.
d Stswars
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19

A NASAL INJECTOR fra, with
eeaA bottis ef ehilohis Cktarrh Reun-
edy. frfes 81 cenfs. Sold By A. h
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19

Ihs ansss oaaa'sa !. lAs ~ = llss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19

sHILoHs CURE win immediately
relieve Group. WhoopinG Oouah and
Bronchitis. Sold by 4. h Stewart
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19

Srxyxxs CouSrr.-A correspondent Of
the Spokane Rsuisw sends thai paper
the followina soneerning the assessment
and census OF Stevens county: Horses
1000 cattle s50o; sheep 6oO0. There
% doul,tises mach larger number than
this, 20 10 b well kseun that some OF
the siockmen have NOS given TO the
esssssas she correct 6aursA The assses-
sed valuation Of property Ia the county
10 sopewhsfe near 8i2h COO, much lower
than was anticipated. Our people are
sexed this year 10 the exfreme limit,
~ milis, ~ follows. Territorial ~
mills; road and bridge mills; sossooi 3
Intlis, ecunty mills. In consequences
ef this snthex hiQh tax, certain ffock.
men hste been running their stock from
Doagias oser into Lincoln rDunty ,acsosz
the Colnmbia river. 6kefiG Hobbipe,
however, haa been after then. and IL
MAILING tbeU eone 10 tfme. Last week
be attached for taxes nina head OF cst
tle eeionzing 70 Mr.. Armstrong;, and
the sAme are adysrtised fer sala az Bad
gsr lake on ThursdAy NEXT. Hr. kob-
bans has also ascsftainea thss the popn.
fstion % Tie enanty u b Tie neiehbor.
hood of 80. OF this numbsf forty are
married xleu, Of whom twenty -ssyen
have thelg aamilies With theEn. There
are h ne county eieysn mArsiaesshls
yo1nR ladies'. whQss Aees range frsn le
% -. end fS6 beokelors RANGING from
- - g yeafAH