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NAszsoToz. MaEsn IL. Blair reso-
Iafion suthoTizirg the Comuittss On
Ed1aation AID Labor 10 d. daring the
recess. vas adopted
CalloG's resolution for select CON
uittss 70 investigate the sGhiect Of
inter state commerce vas lad before
tss senate. aad after long debate
adopted without divisiOu- Il provides
for . sslect COMMITTEES Of i've Senator'S
20 SIS daring rscess aud make full ex-
animation Of the regulation Of the
transportation Of freight ard passeu-
gers between the aessrsl States By rail-
roads Asd water routes IN connection or
competition herewith, and 70 report 20
the Senate next Deesanb Der.
The senate then usnt into sxscative
zaazlon
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Mr.. :. A. Tucker, the repr' sentative
Of Parker Bros. Of Meriden. Conn, the
makers Of the celebrated Parker gun,
IL 10 town. Mr.. Tucker is one Of the
best wing shots in The United States,
and II be succeeds ia making the gun
as popular as be has made himself
aInos9 the lOeal spoFtsrnen. tbs Par
ker" will be in Rrea; demand in the TO
ture in this vicinity.
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NV BLOOD. NEw LrFE. This is Oh.
tanned by using Plumbers Blood Puri-
isE. For sale everywhere. OIL per lot
tie, six for g.. mhl7-3m
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Sick headache. habiiuAl c0stiveness.
pains in back sna limbs. loss Of appetite,
Dad breath and taste in the mouth, etc,
entirely cured oy the use Of
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DoxISTox FrsAxcEs--An Ottawa tele-
gram Of March sth says: The rsvsnue
and expenditure statement for Zebra
AIRY shows so increase Of sT46,I2S- The
revenue 80 far, for the fiscal wear. IL
go 80 ,74S. q decrease Of kl27, ~ com
pared With last year. On the other
hand the expenditures are going up at
= rapid rate, showing An increase % the
end Of February of fl.z30,3l4 as con-
pared With last year"
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Improve Your LAYING Stock.

NEATTLE LODGE No. 6. /. o G. T.,
- meets every Monday, al 40 p. M, at
their hall. Front street. Visiting meRl-
bers always welcome.
JOHN B. DENNY, W. c. T.
W HAIL w & dell
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SWAMP ANGELS
RHEU MATIC
CURE

is THE ONLY KNOWN SURE CURE
i for Rheumatism in all its forms In
torty-eigt hours one bottle OF this won
derful medicine will
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VIII leave Seattle on Sundays. Al go p.m
for Sshome and intermediate ports. He
turning. leaves sehomo ON MoAday
afternoon. and arrives ct Seattle on
Tuesday. Carp Ing passengers 10 al ports
for FIffy Cents and freight e. fifsy
Cenfx per ton.
Regular time and frst ciAss aocommo
dattons for both passengers and freight
@. 4 CIAANCkT,
@. II. PREscoIT Agt New Tacoma
Manager, Portland
JoHx MCfR, Traffic Manager.
A. L stokes. 8en- FRI ana Pass. Ag't.
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BORN

MgYEIts- Lake Washington, March
10, 10 the wife Of Charles Meyers. q
daughter.
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VIII leave Tacoma for New Westminster
every "Wednesday az / p NJ; leave Seat
tie same date ~ midnight: leave Port
Townsend Thursday If q. m. Return
ing viii leave New Westminster for Ia
coinA, via san Juan lslAndz every SafurS
day IL 6 q m. arriving st Tacoma sun
day.
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q. of q.
knights Of Labor.

QUEEN CITY ASSEMBLY No. gl3
" <. of l.. meets on the nfsi and LAils
y WAYS q eae h meath. - IN y -. =
Naaanie Hall Waiting brefhren u So
> andihg are cordially tnyite4 @ ss.ee9
u. MCMILLAN NJ ~
WAITEn WALKKa. r. q ID
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GENERAL JOBBING
II. y. FRANCIS

NTHITEwAsH KALsoMIM-
w ing. earpeting. WINDOW cleaning
and general jobbing. rrders left at A. Z.
Freemans shoe shop. on Columbia street
b tween Ffoat and second, or David the
sinners promptly attended to. mhli I'm
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PkxAN
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stirred q
ID eunb
hrday "
popertyI
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delivered
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March II, at the Court HOUSE

FOR TIE parpose o. setting new uniforms.
Ladses viii Please leave thesr aeckf;es
" I'snts rcstaa ant Front street.
Admission. sc. g,h-,8
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STKAM DOLLARS. TANKS HEAT
- era lruA hAnrx, sAnlGes~ and ~T@sV
es>srSptsoa a pisse And skeaI lroa wos&
Easez saorder,
ssRa.Tsnx pramlsiy attended 70
=. O eox 81 "a
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Every N an Who Ia impaled 10 action
by stern sense ct dats, every man
who for his convictions risks his life.
10 entitled 10 respect fos bis dsvotion.
for his blind courage. eveii thssaeh bis
seuah Of duty be . mfssAken ena, and
hia tonFsse be unwcrehay displayed.
ln eanaumning the aelios. lei aa ncs
forget 10 extsmd 10 the aetsHs the credit
whieh disaHeerested effort 10 ths face %
danger should aivNya rseeive Believe
that thes are sincere, since they essnnat
be otherwise.
These. then. are the expressions
wAish yoa - vtoleEsly psrvers. HeE.
ever. C }, NJ yea are EVIDENTLY too
greatly slinaed By prei,Hiics ~ 81.
knowlesazs the truta Of ssch pFugoss.
tions be thaa truth nsssr - plain. We
do. nsyershsless. expect them 10 be
saksn as the ~expr~esion Of . free
epinioa' and rial soavsstiaA..
In regard 10 what va wFite aadsf
voar third head, Il nAy he answered
that II Il the duty 81 u nsxsvapes W
eommens upon The svssts Of the DAY.
BE- they near OF Fensas. within or
bsyonii the circle uf il isssenes Oar
''pesxislsens and annecssssty aiscoas-
tssy ct eli aiiasaens b EseiisA AFFAIRS
ma<i extsi maru in Yoat inagsnAtiea
than 10 eas eslanaas. We hAsa esisi,
sised wAers es shoaehi srsnslsm 70 b
DESERVED. !. niAs b psrsh.ens 10 ea.
aaIrs as yoa, 20. j. NJ" whssAes pen
soasidas tha foilowsa0 sstimills II Gen.
sFai Gsraos. ffem ths Par IsFElil,
sxsuxs es fsbraAry iasA. 10 parsaanss
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AIRASf|
mG'sSu1
Kaie Sto
pan. Of
noan@d
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psea eby|
pry. III
n-.sAaA
wmsval.
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LoNDo
Harcour|
wk FrAf
rest and
was Nd
had any
8sphenl
rest, bat
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Clerkship Wanted,
WORK HORSES.

ENoR sALE-GooD, sERvI FABLE
II reliable antnals Inquire OF
A. G. ANDERSON.
mile Corner Fourth and Cherry ga.
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To all whom itmay Concern
OrrIcE OF THE COLUMBIA AND PueKT
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,

OrFIcE OF THE COLUMBIA AND PuoKTl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SkArTLk W. T. July "a. lSS3 l
WHERkAS, BY DIED BEARIN0
w date August 10. 1874 executed In pur~
suance OF an ordinance approved AusCasf
Is, 1873 the city Of Seattle conveyed 70 the
Seattle and Walla WallA Railroad and
lands south OF King street. In said city OF
Seattle. in. along. around and sbousRliios
bay. from extreme high 70 extreme low
tide and deep water and.
Whereas. The Legislative Assembly of
the Territory OF Washington. BY an Act
approved Sovember 8 lS7S ratified and
confirmed Hid grant and ndconveyanceup upen
certain conditions which have boon fully
Whereas. Said Act Of the Legislative
Assembly vested the title OF said lAnds In
said Seattle and Walls WallA Railroad
and Transportation Company, In fss sim
pie and.
Whereas, The United States has aoqui-
coed In said grant and conveyance ands
Whereas. The said seattle and WAllA
Walle Railroad and Transportation Com
said lands 70 the Columbia and PuGe
Sound Railroad Company:
Now, therefore, the said Columbia and
Puget Sound Railroad Company herehy
gives notice that 10 claims the exclusive
right 70 occupy said lands and 10 erect
wharves and other structures thereon.
and that all persons are hereby notified 70
refrain from occupying or entering upon
any OF said lands without the consent In
Sound Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA q PUGET SOUND r r 90
BY T. J. MII.SER
aps Assistant Superintendent
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IL is too early TO count results. or "a
talk over how much good has been ac.
eomplisbed by Mrs. Hsmpson's Efforts
Ia Seattle. But ve can say, without
exaRRerstion, thai her coming has been
. beneuicti0a and her going q Ioss.
There are hundreds whom she has en-
Kched Who knov the value Of the treas
ares sae has brouQht them. and hum
dreds mefe, Who, when the storms of
hfe. that Sooner or later gather in every
human sky, burst upon them, viii wish
they bad her refuge, and let rs hops
that the pathway which she has 10
faithfully pointed out, they will an
earnestly seek and find.
She tells ns tue old story, Peace on
Earth, good will 10 men," as eagerly and
believingiy as the B=thlehem shepherds
with the song OF the nsaltisude Of the
heavenly host" still soundinx in their
ears She speaks of her Risen Lord
more reversntly and positively than
Mary on that first nornins Of the Rss-
urrection, for the heart Of one sends
out its joyous Rabboni while it is yet
dark, and the other walks In the light
as He is in the light.
Who that heard her read and com
Syropheuician woman can or would like
to forget it Also the miracle At Cana
OF turning water into vine better than
the best, 30 said the governor Of the
feasfE And many other aisos, when dis
inferred frem the deep burial Of some
skillfui ID. DIS exeResis, came like au
insplfatiap- 10 the nntheoioRicai mind.
Who can bs3p sskinG IL Mrs Hamp-
eon 10 like other women ? If she ever,
ender any ciroumseaness, could have
found intense tlsfsofion in delicate,
Doft clothinR; b yietaing carpets, sr
easssfui dseorstiou1 Of her person or
home 7 Could she ever have loved the
husband, OF whom she speaks 90 ten
derly, as women do who divide the
world into two parts, one where be is,
aad one where he 10 not ~ Can she re-
call the departure of her " dariings,-
Who left her in their white childhood,
without crying out in mother angony,
. With each Of these half Of my heart
died too 20 = "a g - -
kashsr, let ID ask shy ether women
sfe not itke her7 10 u B Isek ia their
birthriaht that she is head and shoul-
dsrs above them How many of them
gave 10 God sheir first notes of song
and sang 10 others only what the angels |
sang to them How many give to God
The socisbility, the love Of talk"
which 10 ss much part Of woman as
Is the eyelid TO the eye," and which is
often, to her shame, as destructive as
the - lee in upon the mArshss p Hau
many ever gave tbsmselsos 3 achnnco fer
zrOwth 10 the astsmpt vere mAdU,
one half was starved while its fellow |
was being overfed. How many have
offered to God their first love before the
sffectiens we're warped or wasted, thus
bringing every faculty Of the soul under |
and securing harmonious de- |
Velopment Of the whole7 How many
alas. how few have emptied the heart |
of all Its libations in their worship Of |
lhe Hiahsst thos subtractina not an |
Iote from the devosednsss of the wife
and mothef, nay, veFily. adding thereto. |
e None may gage woman's power or |
influence when her love and faith are
II. A. Du Bon.
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ASCENT o. BALD noUNrAls,

All day long We assended up, up into
the clouds, and standing on the very
summit methinks I ses again that litsle
ehitd Of scarceiy i've summers, his cur-
~ locks nsatins 90 the breeze, his heart
seemed filed with wonder. A thing of
beauty there be stood. Gods sentinel, l
trust, stationed at an outpost Of His
great. Army. A dim torch of heaven
surprises bis heart With joy, and clap
pinR his little hands he cried, " Father!
Y my father and thou art we'll. !"
The old miners eyes filed with tears.
ClAsping bis lovely boy in bis arms be
said. Let ns carve deep upon the rock
this truth, Swamp Aneers kheamasie
Cure 10 the only sure cure fog rheuma.
tism IN all its forms,' and thas in -
hoors, after years Of weary pain, one
bottle Of this wonderful medicine re-
stored me 30 health and happlnass, that
she winds may bear the Riorsous news
of this wonderful discovery 70 the four
corueu OF ths earth, And 1t be blessed
By thoasanas Of homes made happy In
ressorins 70 health their loved and cher
ishsd oues." --....
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n. PREsipENr AND REPUBLICAS
SENATORS.

A Washington correspondent Of the
b. Paul Pioaesr Prsss sends that paper
the following:
II was said last spring that Mr.. Cleve
land vas casting an eve vindvard and
mailing himself solid with several Sen
Aaoras. A. the season advanoea that oh
1310sn gathers emphasis. Senator
sN!ea. - wso s,.s, z really : ssod d. man; .;
eood- substantial iegislation-is m
e:uosedly going to support Clevelsnd's
administration, even against Dems-
efatic opposition. am told that Mr..
usveland used TO go 10 Van wyck's
eooss after dark this summer 20 talk
evsf Appointments that the President
hAd reason 10 shiuk would excite oppo-
ation from Democratic, Senat r. IL
sns 10 not 80 Senator Van Wyek would
se doing q public service TO deny IT,
ms denial should cover the fact OF the
neN1eut's prescnce IN hSs hose. a
!. eii = he sebj % matter Of the enlr
WantdA- As Mr.. Cleveland b no< n
We habit Of making visits 10 Senators
9 either party, the significance OF htS
waiting Senator Van wyok is specific
- eaAiierges suspicion.
- Van wyok. Seucll Of Nev
VII stand by the ADMINISTERS
ia His re e-clection and The defest of
1o,efnof Abbott constitute his reward.
oste vii occur. and Sswell viii show a
eolia support Of Mr. Cleveiand's nomi-
ssaooe IN she executive srsssons this
PtnsnA - C. - a.. 49, l..
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wiDE-AwAxE DsUcclsr.

Mr.. A. B. Stewart il always alive 70
his bosins 50, and spares no pains to -
cure the best OF every saticls In his line.
De has secured the agency for the oele-
6fsted Di. Kings New Discovery for
Ooesnnption. The emily certain cure
knSsn for Consumption, Coughs, Oolds,
Hoarseness, Asthma, Hay Fever, BFon-
chins. or any affection Of the Throat or
Lungs. Sold on . positive guarantee.
Irlal bottles free. Regular sizs, 81.
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oCk wAsaIScrsS LErTER.
lFEox Our HzauLAE oozarxpoxpxx,
WAsHxorox. Sept. 8. 1895

WAsHIsoTos. Sept. 8. 1885.
Ihs able correspondent of one Of the
western dailies wrote . glowing lsitsr
TO his psper vsek or I've ago. 10 vhieh
he made the statement that Presidens
Cleveland received every day in the year
an average sf 5000 letters. Thefuna-
Rinative writer then went on 20 give tbs
details Of how this vast mail vas dumped
on the door Of the postoffce, separated
by an army Of clerks, and loaded on to
bis carts for delivery q, the Executive
hsnsion. There smother small srmy
seizeu tbe lefters and dissected them.
lhs omcisls OF snc city postoffios
laughed Shen I called their attention
70 tois statemsut, bat said is Was no
worse Than others that are written svery
day. The Presidents mail, the super
intendent said, averages IN the neigh
borhood OF three hundred per day for
the entire year. some are addressed
he President" bat the majority have
the name Grover Cleveland" besides
numeroos titles Daring the month of
August there have beeD less than fifty
letters a day received addressed to the
White House. The people watch the
Presidents movements closely. When
he goes away for any length of time,
they let him alone. When, il is said he
IL about to retaru. the mali comes pour
ing IN again. Al ths present time the
Waite House mail ID increasing daily.
No aecoont 10 kept at the postoffics of
the arrival Of nswspapera pamphlets.
eircuiars, dc.. addressed 20 Che Waite
House.
A meeting of about fifteen Of the res
ident correspondents of nevspspers In
this city was held last evening 70 foru-
ally consider the scheme fer a veek,y
which has been for some
time under consideration. The new
enterprise is quite q novel one. Ii is
proposed that each one of the associated
writer's shall contribute one article each |
week sver MS own signature, in which 1
ne shall have full liberty to express any
opinions or ideas of which he msy b |
possessed. There will be no editor to |
pass upon or reisot Communications |
from the associated writers, and each |
one will have full swing. The American |
News Company has agreed TO take bold |
OF the paper. aud it is expected that the |
hrst number will be issued about Nov. |
lst- IL promises to be very interesting |
publication. and it certainly ought to |
succeed, There are plenty of people |
w1o will want TO ses what 90 many |
bright and able writer's oil have to ssy
ssct week. Mr.. Wsiehtnan. Of the |
New Orleans Times Democrat, has been |
An active leader In she enterprise.
A large gray fox was chased cot of |
The White House groands yesterday
He was walking about In the |
hower garden, doubtless anxious to find |
The PRESIDENTIAL hencoop. When dis
severed, be ran out toward the WASH
ngtsn Monument. s-s % a..
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We are going away, and on wednes-
aay, September q, our entire stock of
Watches. Clocks. JeveIry, Diamonds,
SILVER and siiver- plated Ware, Pianos
and OreaDa stools, Music BOOKS, y,o-
Inns, Baslos, Guitars and small o. ns,cal
soods viii be offered at pablic auction.
inese goods must be sold, and s b. one
chance in q thousand to secure great
osfRs'ns- kINBALL 4 Sox,
Jewelers. and Opticians, Frye's Opsra
doose. su27 dy
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rnE DA.Iss CeY ron m.

Aad the old folks laugh when they hnd
that the pleasant liquid fruit remedy
Syrup Of Figs 10 more essily taken and
and more bese6cial ia its action than
bitesr. nausesns medicines. Il sire neth-
ens the Liver, Kidoeys. .Stoma aoh and
Bowels, whils 10 srousss them to q
healthy activity. For sale by
A. b. HTEwARr.
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Daily AND WEEKLY,

Professional cards, per month for one
sch, and - per month for oBe-half inch.
Locals. Is cents line for one week, ana
Z cents line per month
commercial advertising. ~ an incA for
ne week, and - an inch per month.
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By taking Ayers SArsApArilla many .
poos sp6srss uho sahmits to tbs sur-
Reon's knife, bscanss Of malignant sofea
and scrofuloos swcilipRs, might b
Aved. sound and whole. This will
purge cat she eosSnptiens which pollute
the blood, and By which suoh COM
ptAinos ere oriRinASed end Ted
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BuY HAYvxw Ham 0nUkB0-
Tske no other. Enduessd and used BY
thsasands of ths isadtnR fssecrisA uilis
anA sstahaiahnsnts throaehoat the
sss them. Z A. pAr, agent No Is
6sask ssrsss, Pestiand- @. J. B1CkT.
eanssai sGsak IL nAskes sRssS Ssa
fnncisse. apl7 sm
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Ayers Aeus Cure acts directly on the
liSse and 6ifiary apparasua, and drives
liver Complaints snd bilious disorders
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sHILOH's vITAIIzER h vhas yos
nsed fer oonsaipaASoa. Lon of Appsfite.
6old b. 4. B. eegvurt.
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FOR WEEKLY,

Professional cards s2 per month for one
,ea. and 50per month for one half inch.
locals. 10 cents q line for one insertion,
A Is oentA line per month
Commercial aavertising, q per Inch for
re irDertton, and 81 per month.
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The Sun Chop Tea Is having Q con
stantly growing sale. Iss Ane quail ity
% appreciated, and the demand for il
consequently increasing rapidly. In
pogtsd and sold emily By O. p. StoAe. .
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ADVERTISING RATES.
FOR DAILKi

professional cards % per month for one
- and g per month for one-haif inch
Locaia 70 ents q line Tor one insertion,
- line per month
Commercial Advertisements, 50 cents an
- one insertion Sl-50 an inch for six
'.ssrtions, 81 an inch for two weeks, $40
- weeks, and IS per month.
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Try : pair Of Abensshs's sohoo
4 Shoes. aug
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-16

LEEPLE6S NIGaTS nads mises-
shls by shAs terrible coueh. Ehibsh's
Gun b tbs remedy fof yos. sd b. 4.
\ StaeAxs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-16
An oLD-RAsuIoSED rDEA.

The d-fashioned idea that one
should never enter sick room with an
empty stomach isa true ono. The gas
tric juice 10 not secreted in an empty
stomach. IL 10 only when fsod 10 taken
into the stomach aud digestion oom.
msnoes that gastric juice is present. Ali
germs arc killed in coming in contas,
With healthy gastric jssos; therefore q
fall stomach fortities one against con.
tracting contagious diseases. De da-
veu's Dyspepsia Cure 10 especially
adapted to act upoA the digestive juices
Of the system and keeps them in pure
and natural condition. In this manner
10 ensures proper digestion and assimii.
alton OF the food. Is never fails to ef.
feot oRre In the most obstinats casee
OF Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Flatuleney
and siokheadachs. sample bottles free
1t A. b. SrHwAKr's drug store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-16

THAT HACKING COUGH en- b %
quickly cared By Shileh's O1fe. We
guarantee il Sold BY A. B. SesWaxt-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-16

6HILOH'S COUGH and Consump-
tton Cure b sold by rs on guarantee.
It cures Consumption bold BY A. B.
Stewart ,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-16

Ladies, new fall and winter millinery
FOODS Just received At ClArruS Hnos.,
nsadqoariers for lstsss ssyles and
"vsss prscsA eelS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-16

Go 70 Jnakins' gallery for ane photo
sraphs and tin typss. corner Il Second
md Coiunbia streesa 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-16

Try bottle Of squibbs' corn cure. at
HAsBnoUcx & TKRRYs. Every bottle
guaranteed. De4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-16

Ladies. CrAYroS Bsos-. the leading
miiliners. have ioss received nve sasss
nsv fall Hats, Buds. eseL Gall early
and ees yoor choice ssie
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-16

The finest photographs are made BY
Moore, Sallivan's Block, Frent q. sea