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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-18

Mr. W. S. fiotchkins. the real estate agent
has had quite discomaging experience
while on his drives around the city of
late. Saturday night his speeier took a no
ton to have a small runaway and though I'M
successful in that did not suspend operations
until carriage wheel was smashed up on
general principals which compelled Mr..
Hotchkins to walk quite distance. He did
not enjoy the change and decided not to get
left that way any more. He started out
Sunday evening in another carriage and his
lnAughty flyer made another effort toward a
free for all run which resulted in smashing
NknoEher wheel. This accident necessitated a
y ing unenjoyahle walk. He has almost come
TIE conclusion that his horse has decided
- make him walk home whenever he gets
Kim considerable distance away
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-18

Harry Schaffer is very low with typhoid
fever at his home in West Wichita.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-18

The ladies OF the Lutheran church were
around today soliciting subscriptions for the
fair to be held next month in the Opera
house, the proceeds OF which will be appro-
priated TO the building of a church.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-18

A very pleasant boating party was given
on the Little river last evening. The partici-
pants were: Misses Marian Neiderlander,
Grace Jewett, Emma McClees, Katie Red
field, Eva CHASER. Mary Thomas; Messls.
Lesh. Dixon, Meeller, Brown. BurweI and
jackson.
Harm, who retired from the Zephyr mill
firm has taken rooms in the Hartman block.
all stations south and west of this city. \
large amount of grain bought by Mr. Haun
will be billed to this place, and some will be
sent directly TO points south and west
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-18

W b. Thrcckmorton and wife, and Joseph
Corwin, left last evening for Colorado. They
viii be gone thirty days and expect to visit
Manitou and also take a fish in the Eagle
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-18

b. c. Borden, of st. Louis, has brought to
this city a car load of fine horses. Mr.. Bor-
den is very much pleased with the advanta-
ges of the city and expects to make it his
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

SKkrTLR. Oct. 1.-The schooner Con-
peer, Captain Jensen, lum Der laden
from Siets0n a Posts mill for San
Pedro, California, sailed on Sunday
afternoon. She went out of the haFboF
under full sail.
SAN FnkScIsoo. Oct. 1I.-AFFived-
BARB Lizzie Williams, from Tacoma.
PoRT 1owEsKSps Oot. l1.-The steamer
Idaho sailed for Portland last night
and tbe revenue cutter Oliver Wolcott,
Captain Moore arrived yesterday from
Astoria.
Arrived Sunday barksnsine Malay.
Captain Moorhouse, from honolalu,
aud schooner Hera, Captain ClossOn,
from Apia. samoa.
The British bark Lothian, Captain
GWynne Esabs. sailed yesterday loaded
siih 657. les fest Of clear. picked iumoef
for London. EnRi nd. Tins Is tbs first
cargo Of hat kind ever sent from the
sound TO London direct and is shipped
70 open up the trade. The captain 81
pecta 20 return 10 the eoand with q
large four massed ship for another
largo. Besides tos regular cargo, Cap
tam Evans takes with him eampl~s Of
the various native woods Of Puget
SOuad, some Of which are over 81 inches
10 Width.
PoHT BLAxRLx. Oct. 1l.--Arrivsd--
Ship MontFoss and sohooneE HeFa.
TAroosH Oct. lI.-The steamer Mexico
passed IN and two baEks were beasinR IN
81 8 .. %. The steamer Idaho aud .
bark passed oas 81 noon. The ship
DavenpoEt in toW Of tae tug bl2kely
passed 0af e. .. m FAIR and calm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12
ranna

Hirsm Caapsutse has karV sd til
year 8 tens & hopa trarn - -ar1a. -
yard h uua e tn 6nezt q tie Terri
Gerry, 6hm eui1iVaEinn being peEfeot.
Sndae laser dsaidsd a. ths EElsna.
haER Cpnrs iast maak that G1unky An
dir caunas tzs1a q GzIoou license.
1ht1 = tne baa1nH1 a the Connnla
siooess
Psk@. Razaaa and Diak Pxies tooA
SD s..at - SaeSF RlaceF claim at Saaak
! Srps-mb They vii puk IN q ~.
dr.nli-. sad thai vii snahia them . q
asnos n-ssvr-
Tku North fakima United Ststss lsa1e
0f1ea has reserved over $4,000 - cash
duEing TIE 6seal yezr ending Sept S9ln,
fer pabiie i4z1s sold during tie quarter
This i, b far, the largest smc1nz aFe'
handled e this ofaee u niBety days.
Tsmexpestsd sAai the track vii reach
Cla-elum today. 1ne town = Lively
Fhe branch road 10 Rosiyn eqal canAp.
three and qasrteE milas. 10 being rapid
II o0nstEncfed, and the osrs vii pgeo-
abs Be running % the miaes by No
Vsmbcr Lat.
Chinasa and whites both claim 10
placer qround Is the mouIh Of 1aki
ma rirer and Prosecuting Att1Fue1 Han.
IA came over fram Walia Wa h 80 the
scene Of krouhle and one maa was tned
50 cents and had 10 pay SO e8sss. Il
SCENE that gravel bar az thai point
vas taken up By Sir. Ssh1neman and
transferred TO Chinese. and aiterwaFd :
ns9 IOt sf white men pas N an Appear
anoe aad tried 10 oocunF she QFonad. TOE
diRainRs along the fskima and Coiam
bia rivers generally pay well, sud many
hnndreds Of Ghtnese have worked then
for years A white man az Raso0 par
chased 5000 worth OF dust and Ons
Ctinsman near there ssOk $50 o0t OF {
ereVlea % . few noars.-Farmer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

REINcoRPoRATToN IN Iowa Governor
LaFFabee. Of Iowa, has directed the Az
toFney General 70 bring suits against
the Chicago & Northwestern, the Chi
caQo, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul. the Illinois
Central and the OhiosRo. Burlington a
Quincy railroad companies to compel
those corporations to comply Sith the
so-called sweeny Law, chapter IS, acts
of the Twenty first General Assembly.
The act requires all corporations doing
business IN Iowa TO reincorporate under
The State laws, the object being 20 pre-.
vent transferring suits 90 the Federal
courts. Il Is understood the corpora
tons base their refusal on the eFeund
that the Lac violates q constitutional
provision. Il is expected that the suits
viii probably be carried 10 the highest
Federal courts Railroad GGzefts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

500 70 800 ACRES Or
OOOEAnd adjoining he
Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern
RaiIr0ad.
We have lands By the acre IN
side Of the eify hmits.
Ten or IL residences F; some Of
them very good
Four business properties on
Commercial street, and some 6ne
blocks on Front street
One SIS, 900, one so, 900, one
$1,000 and one $500 piece Of
property on Second street.
Three Saw Mills. One Hotel.
One improved block in Com
stock addition.
Stock farm Of 1000 acres.
several small farms.
$50, 900 stock Of Goods.
Lots and blocks in AL parts Of
the city.
We think nov Is as good 3
time 70 buy property in Seattle
as there win ever Be. The time
Is not far distant when Seattle
win be the recognized railroad
ceuter Of Puget sound, and when
this fact becomes established it
win Be too late to buy property
cheap.
HRFNER 8 DISHON.
oe5 2O8I Commercial street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

Wnakinzsua TerTisury Kupisyneat Ba-
WHaAiaEssa sEzssaa.SsasliA eW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12
RAnLRoADs HEsDISe FsR FmE PA.
CfFiC COAsr.

Chioaqo, Burlington 4 Qliney-On
the Grand Island ex ensisu Of tais com
pany's Burlington q Missouri River llEe
track Is nos laid 90 Anseim, Ne =, 10
miles beyond the late terminus 81 Bro
ken Boz aud 80 miles westward from
Grand Island.
Chicago d North gestern-Oa the Lin
colin branch track il n0W lala 70 sede-
barR. Neb, sIx miles bevond tue late
terminus az Wahc0 and . miles south
ward from the main line az Eremont.
Ga she ScFibneF branch work il pro
crossing rapidly and track has been laid
for Is miles. This branch leaves the
main line as ScFibner. Neb., 9 miles
west of Fremont. and is 30 run west to
shell Greek, 60 miles.
/ Chiaaeo, Milwaukee & Sc. Paul-The
contract for the bridge over the Misso1ri
River near Kansas City has been les.
Toe oontract priee is $6OO,O00 for the
whole work. The bridge will be 1900
feet long and 50 fest above Low water.
Work viii be commenced as soon IS the
plans are approved By the Secretary Of
War. This company Is building this
year about 60 miles Of NV road. This
amount is divided up as follows: Kansas
City line, 200 miles; sioux City line 20
Asfor, 80 miles; Scotland extension, 70
Ipswich extension, 81 miles; Roscoe line,
north and south, 60 miles; Ellendale
extension, 60 miles; Bristol extension,
south, and Madison extension, north,
70 miles. The Dakota extensions meR.
toned are mes made for the puFpose Of
developing new sections, bat they 20 into
regions already SO well populated as e
require railroads.
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
This company. which has ! dated line
Of road to Helena, Montana. and con
templates the early extensisu Of its road
TO the Pacific ocean, has already q sys
ten of 1863 miles Of operated road Of
It's own building. or the total mileage
OF track l0SS20 miles are laid with steel
OF the VA {, age Of main line 99S 81 miles
are in Mmt ssota and 5l1.13 miles il
DaknIa. n y lines on which wsTk Ii
80 being pFosecnted are: Elk River x
Mlac4. 81; liiobmond to MiimAF, IS
B.u On sBnth westerly, Campbell west
srly. Crsok ton sontheasterly, Devil
L ke tpwsrd he Missouri River; CandS
.,auos., l6: B ttineRU branch, 5 miles
Ib- Uaude branch leaves the Miss0uF
River extension at Ohuroh's Ferry, 1:
miles west OF Devils Lake, and the Bot
tineaa branch leaves from Rugby Juno
ton, 81 miles west OF DsvIlis Lake
The line TO Rugby Junction has beer
opened since the Gloss Of tue year, OF
August 10.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12
SNOOuALMIE FALLS

fEsHE shATTLk soUAK AND sNO-
= quAlnto Transportation Company is
noW prepared 70 carry pAasahNsra Anc
a3p4tcn- AhesnustnaG QHiekasl aao B. e
roate 70 Foacn tao 1nnioua nnsQaaimis
faiis hep ranches. &Aa kanting Aha nah
Tax grounas u thai rcgIon-
awe Stages DAY frOln seattle 70 50 4Ak
leaving Y, A. ssona grocery eta5ro -
=. IA. and y. IA. Fer Iafthor particulars
Apply ~ stones grecsry store kxunk
ssreu9. ap1S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

STEAMER HsIEn.
FoR colBI. PaaTS oacHiR1 Asp
wasAAsT0x.

sTKANKR HKIKS. W. "A
ALA Nasl1v ihAssa -
11a& Snlt6 y y Aarf Seatlie. even n .1r,|s !
" sslneasAJ az.a srisAT. - sse . M. ~
ahAF1 also. - hsak q ps.s4 v - irste.
~ t9rHlaR ksAss keaf e Fart - - -
e - q a. hea1 81 fars flFekara ~ - \
N 4ieekeEia Pesntnl le.n :. r.. cofkv n
~ aEEiTlAz e sealfio ahoa4 - IN
fuwaag. fhzzEsag an1 eatlFazT. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

LonDoa, Oct. ia statement Of g
starting character ID current st the
clubs. IL il that Russia has
decided 10 meet the reaistanos Of the
Bulgarian GoveFnmani b. ignoring that
body and appointing Russian ruler
for Bulgaria, pending q full settlement
Of al the questions arising cut Of tie
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12
Valuable Mill Property fOrSaIs

TnERE WILL BK OFFERED EoR SALE
= a. puvlie auclioa. 81 ghe arquna, 80 fa1i
k~WDrniael AAelilnFlaa Ierrlloay Octenox ~,
ISL, t-e peoparty. fea4 4sa pulnsnAl, q tns
fufs foNuesn Mhi uoapaay, kaal ~ ofessy
CONSISTS "a eiocss /, 4 >. 20. A., a.. -. ~ 81.
-, "a. ~ y. rs ", la, AS, LA. N NE cas-
"a fsft iNuerca1, ". l.. ANA tfAct q Land
eolsaintcs 81 scsss ncgih - LAursnee sree1
esooks :, s, 90, 81. u. ~. Snd ne mil 40
aA8if ~ aEins - sAid eomp ~, vii -
soia - uae pisee q Rsofsgts; the renlalndeE
sHi - esid a. It's - san. $40 nil h tse
st.sgits. t0ttoo isst, sxelaalye q b.ilaF reaEA,
e,alisfe "a tees - ~ apensSs apiiaat tngi1e.
Aelnea eganaet Asa - tEch stsskes iiaa sGAts-
sag, Ia. sad la. aaahss eircaiar saws. 80
- la, oettpIn ~ a., save, rusau. sang e4ses,
4imtnsF aaaa. psaasr 4. \ e., aad aauaiu ~
i4cst q. =. sntisa, heiiaug tof 81 AachlaerY,
ed f~.lsf, ia.e ntu AMI psskut ma1Aaae
uauins catseei.y, - ~ let. WAR sxtsaa
rs - - feet 81 ias tae. Also, . esms tkns
sna pace, . lea = soem chaiHa AID gtaer
aeNao-s prepersy. fsrtss 81 aalss Eesi satzss,
90 ~ cena esaa, hzlancs il enc IsAr a. ~ psz
se-t per ennaA ga apREoxcs seenrigy. nv
aels propeEy cash. M8 awIa
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ne mck aasz 49, alsl "a 90 a. b uar "a
el2- EeeEeeasF - wlsl,e9 Ne kazHaaAla -
&1ESFe azsz ose&Enea . eruaa 8Eai e. Sn,nNs'a
t4aszl2a11N1 gkaen b. n eemFslcE4 - i1ta-t
f~rrec4 eafaa q kana. Cal g uFt1 "a
c1lmuzfoAz3aas e-EtzllF er1a,4attss- ssn1
- a21Ea - . raz4aaa e nlN31sna a..
zreez Oh ,. 2 GIBSON. "a 80. 80 frar.
49,. o. Maaf1ea prat- ~ Efala1zesn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

A special train on the Panhandle
Railroad. recently made the run of
100 miles from Cincinnati TO Colum-
bus in lSl minutes. including nine
stons
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C AR. S. B. B.


E,oK FRANKLIN. black Ola /.
y and lAtaEHaedlata sanEiamk &atlX
rA@
Fox Sewoas t1s ana irfarrneziaa a.
taiig ~ 8 f10 and 1HEle e ~ ed n.
tl1tlratsz ArrlVa Is SeAltie fra
ri4ar axzezsr4 e 49, . ~ 4-1
Nssea.l1s hraacA 81 - q H ~ -.
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ftaantae llne 3 Nsguaszla. ! y 8m.
D. d MIr.NxR annL
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i. In q

DIX. HOWARD. saia 0w1
Wfs, frum date. carry the Enitaa
ma1 On Hoods CMnaA n.Aks
49, EVER arosasT a-i Fliaf n'''I4
asll toIscA e Pr Gamtt8 ~ l41
o. ffelRf4 arrlrirg a. az141
atteEnecn rererEinF Win ll4Ff Lla
uAarf Is "a o'clcck ever 4r4|
SATURDAY M1ufulnE. taxing fA
fart 6aInh3a g1e S6ahark and HNIAn A
IAe seeMsear ieaeralms will @4FN
bses fur faort 6Amo1s aNaFY emF
sMrsara&T. - . ~ pasaaaRnEH "a
40 recolFe crtezs Or ary polala4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

dfVopa vii . rtlAtkeo ~ cents eAtfa
for zach head
70 ms agreement Ne pledge our honor
- sustain. And poitoiY request The punLc
NOS 70 ash ~ 70 deviato from the same -
cur determilAti0n l. unalterahle aud ilal
a. d. MCClAIksE
u X. JuDkANS
aAu. MU0ttk
1hk0. ~ Phl3BR.
seattle. Sept. 5. ISIS. SCI
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mo- TBE UNPnRTUNATE

- &N8AN
BssrnRg SeEs
keaEsg 8r4, 50
fF4z -. BiMA
kaE IN 10. Ar
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as1aAl a1a saminsi
Eiiaa 49, anrh -
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3EnINAz Wis.,
"a InRRrHneN
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uAsnlnGToH
STEAMBOAT TRAnSponTaTra
Carrying the q. q mnil.
Tacoma, SsalIls kPah FuuR Rni.


ONE or THE W. a.
= i. Cos steamers -
VI aehlngton O. hdlthA
VII run daily between fI.cl'.,s s-'| ~.
loWasend. leaving Iacoaaa ee.s e.'.'.|
@ train and louoninE a. EatEIe n
Maa1aon, f0rt Gambia Part N 'I.s,n az
tort IoWnsend, RctaFmiaR srn Nss
Townsend every dag laEnaDS asi n \
SEaTTLE-MnATeoM Ra8YK
The steamer W X mEnWF4 ~
leave Seattle ever 3uaiaF. FnsI11 ~
fhursda1 ego1lnt ouIocE. ~ 49,.
calling e M1Eillso, HuIail1. H'|.'''
Oak Harbor, UtEaladF, l.a1Tssel. Il ~.
Anacortu4 auauea aamiaA Rsrf11
bellnEham and schema
Returning. wiz leave Whm hpa.u
Monday. WEDNESDAY nma aH ~
inE4 81 s o'clsck. Tor Saaa1ia esrr
neermedinte points o. tha va.
SEATTlE-SkAcIT RIVER R11If
1ho steamer DALaE Vii lfn4e E,,.|,.
for Skasit rlver and uaF nn11r e1.I|
Monday ard Thursday, rltafuira
days and FridayA
For freight and panuaga anelr a G
panya ozAire. On Heaisr6 " AL. a. ~
The beafa e the sane wkarf
mrsl-lf exc 8. JACOBS Hrc'7.
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KEsoELLAEE0Us.
WANTED.

Lansdry sno1aaa AZ hossl. e25; 2 fam.
Aands. tsiafsy -, fz5 moafi Aaksr,
tS0r DishRasher SIS; 50 Mn Haads. 81
q dsV; 700 usea for Cascais r. r. arork,
~ Is . day. hoard g.: Waitsv k2s, Laan-
drynaan go.
For say kind n saork p~t vouv aa@s
o. ny books.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

PANS, Oct. 1.-THE Catholic mis-
sionaElea have been informed that 200
CHRISTIANS have been massaered Ia Tan
hOa, Tonquin, also that 50 villages 10
that district have been burned and
5000 inhabitants are starving.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

II OTIS AND BLOCKS FOR sAIE IN
~ North Seattle.
Lots and hlocks for sale IN D. 7. Den
~ e nrss second third. fourth. afth aAd
Lets sna hlsoka for sale IN D. I. Den
avs Para addition.
L0ls and slncks fer sale "a d. T. Den,
N.Y. kAat PARA addition.
Lots and blocks for sale h Mob HEiL
Lots ana blocks for aale IN Green's Cd
Lets and blocks for sale In various part
0f the city.
FAEm lands IN King and sksgiteounsis.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
he az / q M ! 80 IA n Is nor1h.
rAngo } ed - neFesl az 50 pSr acre.
In lot In Ms sec II, q 2sn0lth range
east " acres. $50 per acre improved
Lot 4. block q. Terry addition, $50
a nne house End iot IN D. 7. peRny'u
nfth addition, tI10
A house and tuo vel improved los.
Sca. I and :, block Eden Addition. ssh
Al q block = kden addition. az s2se
for cornofs ana IS for inside iola.
L.ots ase =. aisek 81 u. I. Dennys Ersi
WANTED
Property n al pArts 81 the slty and
cou1ty % sal.
Msssy . loan On Improved city asd
farU proDerty.
HOUSES 10 REET
Houses Tor rsat and fer sale
AoA19 neg0iiased and IN veszrnenfs maaa
Iaxes paid Tor Eonrreaiaent partis.
Orders TOR eli k&n4s e r0aEk and axesa
- LnMber, LA1h sash. Dunra nna lfnuln-
tn6sA VIII roceire prumpt atlsneion
OorreSponaeHce from ahruaa aDlicitsa
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The Gar speaks.

LONDON, Oci. ia disoatch from 8.
Petersburg says that the Czar, while
recently discussing the Bulgarian crisis,
said: "If the Bulgarian question can
be settled peaceabiY, well and good. bat
will not 20 70 war for the sake Of dis
orderly BulgaEians"
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The Last Chance
70 BUY WATER FRoHTaeE on
ELLIOTT Gar At REASON
AsLE PRICES.
81 to 50 per front foot
W.. . aA J, BEES APPOHTED
LADD'S ADDITION
81 to g per front foot
WE HAvK REEN APPOINTED
w agents for

TO tbs city q Seattle. which comprises
lots a, and ), q section ~. and les :, seer
ton rs, toWnahlp 3 nurth. range ; east,
near smiths l;eve, and We arsanthoriEsa
- sell the aAnIe fer from q v ~ perEronf
tcot. % &iilott Bag. and IRON - 70 SIS
per lo1 not water frontage.
Ibis u - far tne cheapest property n
that pArs Of the Gig. and u beautifully
80 onL according % The Topography o.
Fsrues Investing In this property now
cannon hqlp nut make moacy.
1llle, y. =. pAtent 70 W. 3 Ladd. the
foftaAd mtikionalro banker. Warranty
deoa tom katd and wife % Geo. b. Xii
ungog. Plated ~ klttngsr, who win
give WARRANTY deed. NO BE1TkR TITA.k
On RAkTH.
A few blocks only for sale at these prices
1he entire available walter frontage Of
eeattio. including Aadd'a addition, does
not exceed four mlles, and certainty viii
nos BE- sufacient i've years hence Tor the
acconlnlo zala0n Of . commercial city do
lns the susiness u the Puget sound de-
titcL Our solid business NJ n have grown
rlch By investing IN similarly lscatea
property, which has increased Ia value
lar beyond their most sangQine hopes. A
few collars invested here, = trip 70 horope
Tor . few ycare. ana your return viii ina
You wealthy. hisk 3 few dollars 70
MAKE ~ STAKE.
Do not buy this property TN you nnd
out prices u adjoining property, and Il
tho price asked ~ us n no. - per cent
itea thnh you caa get other properly ad-
1eiaing. OF IN thai vicinity, We viii make
you q pae9enL II . block. Try il and see.
n. Ave viii Rivo $40 per acre for
1 every acre ~ lard within 4 mile az this
addition, In any aigestien-
G. G. PhlMNEV a CO.,
REAE ESTATE BROKERS
Jamaa street
au2sdW Opposite Occidental Hotel.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

SRATTEB ALAEc1 3 A114s
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painful fasitnx IN ny furohead. ard -
uiE1f Wo1l1 - eronhiCd WITH e4E1calt
1rea1hin7, coaEhin7 ana expect1E4ianss
90 thai hAa a1r ike rezk 4 W41 Ferl
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cure -
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prulaasional akiu aHd ereatmenk foal
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s1E1erl1F 4lom a1aeage % am. with t1e
aasurAaca 81 tnry Wlll receiFe mezE ex-
cetlent prnlasz1oaal and ma4iea4 treAt-
mank. CLAzg Il. laws.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

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sEATHAL EEAKEEsS, loss o. MfF-
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

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q ths ccraer * ChsrrT a1d Third slrests
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ra1noEes tumora and ulcsm WiGho1f pAin
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

Paying city hatal; timber claim soc co
/ ~ 1ne house cieaEed lcta In Bet3oN1s J
fnEniAhed iocgsng HOSES; COUNTRY hoteL
klstAarAnt and sAtooR.
CITY LolA 81 &S and &k5 uR
A49 acraH lMnd part cleared. 3 per @cTe
Mlhi1s river ranch. cleared hQEe0m. SO
RessaurAnta. 43oa S&Sa SSi9s bargains
Co1nfry seares arxans sAtoonAs
C11ntry HotNi. iaundry.
NacAnt GoveEuzaent claims. lfe aereA
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god lAn6
Fecatsd claim. - trellnql isaee Asaae-
s11adl oT pneeD pStuns &leo, Slla -, GO
Fiveacrn homsA eleAred 81 -
Trada CITY Lcsa tor kAnch
4ortga9ssga se&d& FrepsvfE = no o 80 80
CifT and CuansF SCRIP
New and aseosd-hand SafeA
WANTED.
MonsTs Sod sscuri1s bsst lnssssss
Wou,sn 80 sTiris; hixAsss wazss paaa.
HrunSFm waaera And o0nks M RAT
Ie fuE1AsA tara AAnaM Sd pr Un1th-
CaAvaanarn SD AgeatA - per gaa.sA
tArtnar - H1s EfBFe.4 : .gck nsAHcA. 80
Two LAZY p4rsse<A fsr hle. b iva VEL
FOR RENT.
A nunher * lmpsoxed tArUA
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Furniahsd e. anfaEuizhed ruunaa VIA
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~ acro rA1cA; lzsDeUvsd erchAra and
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Nacrs iaprawad rancM. Is & wnn1h
Hsane nnd aAxge Ear1aa b. iowa
Fnrnsrke.a raals1s lar konsekarr1nx.
GEO. ~. CRAHE,
wnakinxtun Tsrrisory EupiaTneas Ba-
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WEahirEtea sEzssla. SsaetiA. ew
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-03-25
"cribbinr" in Colleges.

A confession upon cribbing in colleges
has revealed dark and devious ways in
education. One man is said to squeeze
through tight place by writing memo
randa on his polished boots and rubbing
chalk into the marks. Trade dollars,
smoothed on one side and inscribed with
memoranda, aid the cribber. Another
method is paper in the sleeve, kept out
of sight by an elastic, and drawn for
ward when needed. Writing on sleeve
cuffs has fallen into disuse. But the
happiest invention of all is a series of
pockets all the way down the trousers
legs, in which may be slowed away the
greater part of text-book.-[Chicago
Times