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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-06-04

Boz If you wish your watch CAREFUL,
repaired and cleaned, take it to
i. X. WISER.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-06-04

Caucuses will bc held at the usual polling
places AT o'clock y. N. ON "Wednesday, June
3oth, 1856. unless otherwise ordered 10y the
town ward committees.
S.w. Burgess,
Ed. Rowland,
q. y. Alderman Com.
David Cross,
Henry Allyn,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-06-04
Spring and Summer
Millinery,

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be able to give perfect satisfaction.
Her stock was all selected personally and Is
such as she can recommend heartily. Call
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Latest styles in patterns at
M. o. SUNDT's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

EEouan oP OuR ORa.-Ths FapaFt
that comes frnm the National HaFeaa az
Statistics e Washington 90 ths move
nant At papQlaaion ffem aha Old World
foe tne Lass san months 30 tlle New
ahewR saat She stream continues % de-
aKeane. for wai0h Ne have Cur lahar
sronhies largely te ehAnk o. e hssme.
The FEELING % which we haze frequently
allaaed, shat Il makine The AmaFtoan
welaome somaahaa iass pEomisaaoas
than Il has hesn. hes less ana les rsa-
sou 30 uhlsa1a ITSELF sa ionr as aha sta-
stNtiea ahow 4 doereasa IN tie nunhnF az
fnmiAFanta. II there were an AmeFioan
iaaiina azainaa tha repusttna o. ana Asan.
cAls { iha Old weird mora fally i
Americas nswepapaEa than aheg are r..
ported where they ocnar. IL w0aid -
quits as wAalaasme, 20 NAg tie least 81
4. an & know NoahtnR faaliEg. Washer
AHaeEsea faf AmeEieana he Raa6 rnnnh-
ltcan dae&Eins o. net. AmeFtenn acnn~
GALS enoaeh sos Amefiea, surely la.-.
hFpekiyn Esion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

War II Wu1 Naew -Tha 0enrrs
movamenl IN Baaaoa and in Nee Haven
will An wa1ekaa wish Rreal taeeFesa. bas
Il II hanHtg b be expeeeea saae Il wlil
h@ea q xuFy viRasaaa dsseloenens Is
eiahaF civ. Mr. haaNesli, the Later aas,-
didase FOE MAyNs % hga1on. afsee hng4
lnR ahstse fnfnsad 10 nominaaiun. haa
a. ian4 nurapted i& ftaa his foliewprw
ere 80 divi50d that thNy eaasof add Is
tha has1aa eAmPAiRa ne naesrtafn9Y a.
o. their stxa9th wAfah ees 1earee
noxemsna had ID Nee TaEk. Theas e
faFta - initiate aAe lsaAox mssaneat Il
Mes foFk are interesting. eAieHv -
sAoaa tney vii da@a18lTx1a - Mhat e.
tsnt iha Labor palItissAna mag reeken
81 sAe 1Ahax nataus b toln 1 eenarAi
movement IbesE s1eefss IN ether eltipn
vii measaFe the faFse 81 tke zeneral AZ.
sire amane wuEainE mea - oxMAnins 4
aeparaas pallzisal party. - BFaatlsn
= 49,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10


na 1lssslana ans Rraaa fazis
via ca tasa gau. II - saaslg e
ne azeaunanGa assasnst Ssc4ss.as = eln-
fsaslF oahs ~ bansls nsaa Aags
sn ssngsraa ~ 4 $3.50 ~ 1nlisd
saass. ne falls % nsae - ssslaaaa
snauasrsas mhiah hase egszne 40 ~
sas Sizes - psiisg shinh - aaasAd
49, kesn fnlasd 81 fails = ssaa -
vnsa strides whieA als iBdnaiElss e -
rna asm hnss saken ID fhs pa
swsnfg-1 ge ssasa
II shia. Is u sgsrgthina elass 4 iseaay
10 pas1eps ahai 6reai Britsir = 81.
DIssuland's lasai 1hsss 10 sees ahs
paxflessn - Rovarumeuk. he Asea.
ana h 81 varn 10 imitafs. He falls
q sssa rsshand - fnat thaa Iawu whieh
40 foand t. be sninenly satiaiastosy
Al Eaiand wsuid Be - Fusn q
Amsrssa. ks fails 80 sonprahsnd re
fnc1 that. WHARF, e1ndilions eiGer -
"a I'D. amssafi1n h ma6aasa He
fasls % eompsshena t1e fasa lhaS p
Ieek 10 Enaana or CIR modsi i 3 ieeA
kaskuasa fhal ihs Knailsh RadAeel
leoks - Arnaziea inE lie modal ana il
assnn 90 sodha foRwagd. Ihe dianrsnas
between M. Cgsveland and tie EngllsA
Radlanl u ahaf tks agss a. tAa fusmsF
ars saf apam IS psi while ~ eyes e
sho lnaasr ere - upan fhe fnsars.
Enalnnd has seen practically > freaf
laaas naslan fur almeSt bail ! esnsugy.
10 to- aims ~ psopls hasa been rea-
nnnbly satisfied with ne snndifion ~
aaaiFa. thonRh Il maat b askn0wAsdgsd
ahas ihs1s ere marked indieaffons Of q
aomlng revulslon d fssilnz. HowsveF,
azanflng that ne sxpaFimsnt ~ fsss
trade n Eaafand hAs bsan 8 saseasa.
does a folIow shas similar expeFimani
woald b sasoeaful II the Unltsd
GesS IL Ghs similarity d sondisiona
aaiselena 70 WarFaes aush : eonelasion3
IL Is Il. tha train Of thouaht whlah I'D
nEa. Clevoland 80 she ooasinsisna ast
larth II Bis maaaaae ean BE- defended.
IL q i noi. ihs rsaaoning Il fonndsa
apon wxang haaias and u wEonR
ghseaehona.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10


AnesheF aEannenf addsssd - Pres.
idsn1 Clsvslsnd nhsuld not 50 unehal.
isnaeds. FL mgN
Orr faEmaEa taa, And thoae engaged
olEsesly g ssaAres.sg g aaspIise - =.
80 - = s =. =. ~, y 800 49, - n
hoassholaa Fssur. tkay aza forced - psy
excessive ana neealeee faxatinns white
s 49, pss 49,. = - - .S ss ~ - a
iewiae 4 frssr sxahases 81 esoanefions
than - permit, entills thsir psspls %
- l ss. gsssa Naaon a'Asse NE Ah'asl-
~ r. ~ -. !. -. 49,,
- . - = - I. J. y 49,.
Il -. ~ y - s---.- -
~, ~, - :. :. 49, .s-. ~ ~.
- -.-''..- 49, y ,.-..'.......
-. - -. -. - = !. 49,
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4. - ' -...s <. ~. -. - s...
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N. $50 s, =. ~ -. -. 80 s-... =.
\ - -. 60 - s. -. -. -l.s-
s - - - -. - . :. ...l y. ,s -
~ 49,. .-s...- 4. -
- 1870. 80 4 y ! -.,.
I. -, $500. -. -. -. ~. y - - !. ! 49,.
p - - -. 4 { -. ~. -.
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s s.. = -'' - ]. 9. -. -. - -
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y. 49,. 49, =. -, -. =. - u.
- y. - -. go. -. - a, - -
. A.-s.'sa- .- 4. - -s'ss. -. $3.50. =
49,. es..e. - 80. = = - s1s 49,.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10


KaalAnA i, and waa - TIE sime %
~ susosful aastatiru In fassE Of free
aeads pre- smi1anlsy Us misunderstanding
nation 81 ne world. sos resolves he
raw coason of ne Hsaahsrn States and
rs1aEMa Il as cDtton ai0ah. sha Fausiscs
aha wesl o. tas Mississippi vslIsy and
FetaTna d 10 he pfoduseE as eloth O. Is
nafaeaarsd eioaAlnK. shs reserves she
nola If CaIlEernln and rasukna Il ~ Or
namenaa. perhaps . desk ne psraen Of
ne mas who dna Il fsom ahs seEih.
Hhs Esaaivea ths rough ntena from TIE
aalds ef Africa ard ~ q aouah 81 lie
magic wand q induassy transforms Il
inso ne hashinR, aointillaainR jewel
whaze vssg Fadlanae Is emblamatio of
ats glory q Bntaln.
naa who payn ioE all lhisl The planter
~ tbs South. the farmer Of The Misaia-
alppl Valley, ahs miner Of California,
che diamond dslxsr of Africa, pays
szihuiu 10 Great Britain a. sarely a. Il
q fnx wess levied difsolly upon him
and hs made biz rsmltsAnces % the
nfai d. d each quarter. Hs pays shs
nAttah waEkman foa ne lahor which
ahoald hava besn pasformsd within
sleha 81 his asellima. rhe Britain
laboreF pays he Bsiiiah farmer for bis
bread, hts msat and his milk. Tbs
farmer pays hla titled landlord Ter she
nee o. sha land which Il Fiahtfnlly bis
omn. and ihe landlord aaatsera Il among
tha tEAdssusn % I0naon. the coa.
bumese q Pasis and tie artists Of Rene.
II n ne AmaFiean farmer who nnslalna
tRe nsilish nohailsy. Tha money may
take SONS other COURSE, bua il 4 always
% BE- found - iAsi h he pockets Of tAs
Mrlliah landlord. Ths history ct every
naaloa whish haa permiissa frse trada
with Great Britain h q history Of
arAdaal unprecedented. somssiusss
slow haa always aars. The wealth Of
that eoantry u gradually drawn lnto
ths Golfers % the British nobles. Il
vii b - - lene as Eaeland cunainuaa
% Be- lhe workshop 81 The world, ana
when Il eeasas 10 Be thai, Il viii cease 10
olamor for free tradA
The world la under tribute 10 Great
Britain today. TIE American taria
system i The haIrark from bshiDd
whloh AmeEisans must nRhi for trao 10.
dusiFlal Independence. Already great
strides have been made in cur last
struggle for freedom. Every factory
chlmasg 4 3 deoiarAtion q iadapsnd-
encs. Every fast aging shuttle i an
unahsalhsd sword. Every thr0hblna
ongins Is mighty ally IN Ne contest.
Whsn oar victory h uomplass, he
AnaoFiaAn farmer eli cell hss wool to
Ahe faeioFy whose ehimnaya mag Be
seen from his own aook-etep. He viii
bag 4 hask as cloth. payinR the Differ.
ense - his nsighhoF ralheE shaa 10 TIE
wsrkman If q distant land. TIE wark.
man viii pay Il back 10 The farmer Ter
his grain and bis vegetables. Ths
faFmsg, having no landioEd = pay. viii
Fut Il II DIS psskss, Ihus ths msney
mas eisoulata yeAR altar year wlshiu 1
Elnele osanly. TAa iaereasa Ia wealth
= 90 increase n .hs wealth 81 he pso
auaing oauamunitS. TheFs ia ne tEihaae
% ~ % sha landlord q Great Rsisala.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

Nmw mae &c - tzes s|s.E
an rs wag II 4mHas 8 na
sAem faF tetK& P nntsni taFzm. a
@aH Hs a4 &c nsna AlE1
elsMt faxm 81 snsgzi ID lnm anA fmeaE-
es - az os
H44 M@aN d MaS wi8w nE che nnaes
ten . &aksM. Is wSlI BE- amnn zaaA 4ae
rE4s A. aMAS 4 H HRzm age
Ans9 N3 has 1hna8 aaA
e NE8n Rsam - ArkkaK
sseRs WsEa twaEag one Rraenfs. In
- oqan nena & TITS snmH ena sae IF
saEs MaExaam. Kaglax ana GasaEd
Aast &c iaEs Gus 81 So ss ke1Eas Nses
11sa before 1lff fra6 aazm bed exr1xess
MnG IT. LAneafmae eass N1ands ~ s1essE
&ng f1a H2MsDB shna ~ waG killed eMHlB
ia - ee49 sExxn.
Beeen REeaan4s, nsmniF, ashinR-
anns de1aEunn, EAa1m, Monrne, Jank-
aoas Aaseoiz ind afast. wsEa eheasn 20
3 sSeend tesm anig. Omi&lina ar. Ian
eoiH, ~ reason 81 his Hsa1h. has@ axa
az rgaassenta arimae d kniF& teEms OF
sAe eAheE ele&an wAg held fhe na4 q
kfsa1eRa, mgs CO s61aimed a9sand
t8rm. 0nly ahxHs n fnem aaaia even
eesafn 3 Famnminasion, namesg. John
Adamn, John C1innV Adams ard Mar
tsn Van Bafen. and e4eh 81 kAeae Wna
aianalis dsfs46ed at be psll4 Iha ~
MaintuH 4snlls, nanaaay, Xgla4, Polk,
NsiSme1e. kM1oe, HnaaMan, 9r&Hg1n,
Hayes ana AftAax. wa1e nos renomina-
ted, tAonah ail Of shem. except HAFaa
and psrhapn Bachanan. ntrnnSla hard
- ngs il, wnile tbs moaa a. fAem mpniiad
TIE whole pnwes and 1atFunaae o. the
AdminiasKatfen Is ehEa and. If Il hs
said thaS Mr. EiIimnzs ran ter ne
PResldeney ID l. fhFss ysaea nfIeF be
had R1ne ont of aiSa, the obriuns xep1F
3 fhaa IA VAS fhe nominne AZ a mere
faction, the skofs lived Amegiemn parry.
episode nnK 1Daf 81 NJ. Van Burem, Who
led shs EArnbaEnsf Ka4nii il 1888, esq
appiy - he qneslien In hard.
1he pFenedan1s. ahsn, stand thua Six
aGatnss thiFa term. and elesa1 aRnfns1
; secoad. Ia March nexs Is viii BE-
sixlY-tmo ye-rB aimee Monfoe retired
from tae Presidency. In she intasEen-
ina period 5aekson, Ldnc0ln and Grant
ware each chosen to be Presidents for the
sscuHd time under circumstances fhat
are not likely 20 oceuE again. GeneEai
jackson vas Fe-eleG1ed Whiia assGsge6 Ia
8 aendinl with The United States Bank.
Which Ii nsmaFahle Ia cur anmals. and
while crushing an onkhFeak Ii South
faEoliaa tAat frFsshadowed the great
civil var Of our awn time. To hMEp re.
faeed 10 ran0minate daahaon Wonid
have beaa eqniFalenk - abandauina The
causes he had espoussd Ia fhona famoaa
controversies. ar. Lincoln wa8 r. elect
ed 81 the most critical period q the a.
beillon. In his owH quaint style be gave
TIE reason fer his rnnominafion when be
said. = Il Is not . good tina te awRp
horses Wills crossing 3 KiRox.1 GenaEAi
Grant Was reelected wAan tia eo1n&xy
was bendina al its enaERiea 10 aas 40
those pillars az The Union which bad
nean thrown down BY the Earthquake
shocks Of the rebellion. and majority
Of ahe people we're unwilling e intEnaf
the management Of the woFk 20 tie an
certain hand Of HnFaas GFsaleg.
Ia view Of theaa fnslrnetiEa lessons
and the nnmistakable drift of puhIin
upinion, Il ID Akely 10 hs q long time
before IN emergency viii aFiss that uill
lnauee tie pe0pls 80 elect q presidents
for seeond term.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

Whila Loaaoa. Il mas 6e saaa an
kszsands i Ernahly tAEsliinE vita tke
4sveEa ltseiy thsnxs hsuaahs oua dnriue
she heafsRx of tha CAmphssi afsaFss
eAsA. there eeme whispers af sait esili
mose hkely b sitiilaaa ahem vita shaek.
tnz ezposaFes q immoeaiisy in aieA
rlaee@ ans TIE eenerai FosseH1sss ~ -
aecial syNtesn. IAa teadinR pxaeesaiena
are In Ast cf intasatinn. Il uNs aniv
within TIE laea two weeks. an1 naasF
circumstances whica Wonia he scented
a. psepeatefoa4 b q @ask ef a1sdaa. ahas
sAa na4aaxials Ter lsfiea&iaa wsse sna.
denlg and arsxpsassaly aeqalsasz.
fAeFa are three 60 ~ asnnasnss. ana
akaam9 aham Is . statesman NO enaa
paao = Sod pseitta1 il 0wRasmnaanf
sesy hisie ansexsag 81 &AaA mhinh Aal.aa
s44es. hat Il ail tAmt a asaasa - sFaa.
sasA eem4sx ezss wiii u fooaa1kRhss As
- atsslesares e lau tie assss sSaiss
Ind aAa taxAl i VII thz1w on -
aaefala ef asoiess.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10
EDmraps EaTeRs IeGAn.

Exw YoRK, Nov. 2s.-Ths EoraFs
Washlnat0n special says: There ID no
doubs bat what Blaine and LOGAN are
really out. Tbs frionds Of General To-
gan dislike Biaine more than ttRy DO
almoak any Republican. Tbs fEiends Of
Logan side wish Rdmunda "a the eaik
over The recent Biaine Edmunas episode
IN New York. The FeFmoht Senator Il
very friendly 10 General Logan. Fhey
act together Ia the senate on nearly
everything that eome8 up. The inlln.
enee Of She NeKmonk Senator will an.
doubtedly BE- given % General Logan Ia
lSe8. In an inserview last summek, Mr..
Edmunas said shat the Repnbliaar
paKtyas ehaHoe for success lay n iaa 20.
inc cut West for 9 nominee. M. Ed,
manda' candidate from the West q NJ
lsoaan. Ire Blaine induence will 20 "a
Senator Allison. This has been elearly
arranged since Blsine's last visit 10 Nam
York. II DO is noe naminaaad himseli
be desires 10 have Allison put 10. Soma
OF blaiue'e fFiands here think thea III
would prefer TO have Allison nominated
rather than 20 himself through the
.rhances Of bsing elected. II Allison
so9nld triumph, Blaine oould 90 10 the
head Of his Cabinet and have the same
opportunity that be had undaF Garfield
without having 10 undergo the pains,
penalties and chances Of another Psea.
dental campaien.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

La % Imagine thal Ne taFia we're 10.
Dossd. q - essatly Fedussa a. 10 b.
eome lnFis foF reyenae only. and nst
psoiaesive 10 ~ nature. Let as afuk,
howeves, leok ~ The uaess paid % work
men - Great britain aad 10 ne uailsa
etaase tAkinR tAs waeea pAia Al chlsa.
- e. fairly rspraNRssaG ahcsa pasd
thsougAoas "a Omitted States. TAs fal-
lowing sabls. vhieh h eondenasd fsum
iAa scposss q DATED States Ooasass.
showa Az average weekly rats q wages
paid - lAkorsrs IL Great Rrisais ard a.
fhieAoas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

Nos. lmagine ths e1eps II thFewln1
The AmeFssan markss spsn n RuRlish
manatacaurua Il maaA - horns u
mind lAAa sass e eamnnnsaatsoz has
made tha Atlantic = hlehway rathsr
tam = hazriss. sna hat % iAr e. en-.
petiiian Is osnssmed. Grssa BritAia i
oar next doa nslShbos. TAa Amerssaa
maEkals woald instantly b aaaasa wlsA
gosda manalassazsd b 0raAi nrslsln -
vusAmen We auesissa q uaeea oalg
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

Russia has gradually amasasd mag
nidOonf army. Enelusiva % her navaI
SoRees ahe has at her command fuily
Z. IL, 600 aombatanta. The process %
military reorganization hes been R~ina
% ehieAs during lhe past twenty wears.
he ma1n aFnzg IL composed OF $50 bat
taiiona. Go sqnadrous and $50 batteries,
making . total OF !, go 900 troops 81 ali
arnA The regefve army is made up uf
- squAdrcna Sd hastAlious and la6
batteries, forming IN offensive forca Of
$4,000 men. Thass sra al ready fog
ssfvies 81 Z mamans's notice.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10

VINO u THR MAnxLANBKn f-An fndi-
anApoiis special 10 she OincinnaBf En.
qusrsF aasa: Ira II. KrutE. 9 promising
yenna lawyer Of this city, has been no.
tiled Of his appointment as DissFiot
Attorney fog the 4erritnEy of Idaho. He
much prefers 10 Be cent 10 Washington
Territory. and be will 80 East at onos
te endeav0F 20 eaeet IN exchange With
The 4arylandeg Who has bssn assigned
70 thaf Territory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10
EARMS FOR Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale al OF part Of hts farm, a niles
from Seattle and Il miles from tke new
beach road. t6a acres as surveyed by King
County surveyor. Said farm Il surveyed
on into liz AcFo lots. and Ii al Level and
nearly all h0ttn1m land, and well adapted
. hop, gAyden or bay culfure. The White
River county r0aa runs through the place.
pest ONCE across the road two school
houses and q church within shrea-Qnar-
t0Es Of . mile ef tbs penn eea. and rail-
read depct only half q m ie away. Kt IN
situated In DnWamish river valley. and
the river runs all aF0and Tires sides az
the pl Ace. and good water. No brunh or
timber On The place Il Is AL "a grass or
hay and would make good dairy farm.
Also. farm &C Dewatto. Maaen county,
Of 100 acres. decided land. This plaza is
nearly al good beaver dam lana, wen
watered and easily cleared, principally
small wiAIAw brush. There "a now clear
90 about 10 ncs 20 good houae and new
barn. cuta enough b y for Two cows and
q pair OF no sea raid farm 4 wen adapt
ed 20 hop culture and handy 70 skaknmiah
hesers alton. where ptckeEs win aiways
be 81 hand
Terms eaay. For further particulars
address. aikher By letter on persun.
JOHN RTNEA
0eBdW OaWaEni8h. W. y
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NOTICE

cEAlsKD nIDs WILL m RRCKYvKD
~ ~ ~ " n. emEnndaE, Dec. n 50 eIIr
ciaasfnR lon 4 q a 8nnA a hlack ~ \ 80
3qsskia C4sA "a comp'elAnn AZ fah
IAs r.gn1 = Rea1Fvtd 70 reinc& any ar
A a.
Far faE1her insuEsna1ion ZEE
&sas D. T. DENNY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10
New MIX Cows foF :

ok FREaH MILK cows SON
- sale e ne Gig LiFaET 4lMAA
1hlfd and IL slH HlrstM. Xh@F A
sHfmnla sd rerficuinx8F
fams.g usA = y 4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-10
TIMRERIIAHb FuR san.

l=C AcREs or RxCWLxsRNT TIM.
AelO hex lad. ea tha E1nqa IL river.
eslimRse& - hAya thsEoon t.1a1 80 feet a
ar and cedar. and lsea piles wlthiR IN
mlies q AssM station ln9HfFe of ID NJ
~ ~. Lhlra alrse&, bs8- Colunl6A and
MarsNn. NnAfaia &ef
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MARR1Rn.

NKWM AN--A1KEx A. the residences az
thu brides pAR@nss. South Seattle Dec.
& ~ The Rav. A. y. ManRon. lma. New
mar and LAiiY Allen. both az this ctr.
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The Last Chance
TO BgI WATER FRONTAGE on
ELLIOTT CAV At REAsoa-
asLE PIECES
81 to g per front foot
VIZ HAvE REKN APPOINTED
"LADD'S ADDITION"
VIZ HAVE nKEN APPOINTED
w aaens for
t" LADD'S ADDITION

To the city Of Seattle. which couurisos
ioas 1. 4 and 8 q section a, and las !. SO
Etaa ~ t0wnahie 43 naxth. range 3 east
neAr smiths Cows, and We are authorised
% cell Tia same Ger fFam 81 ~ o. pSr front
foot On kfli0tt Bag, and frun 8 10 &7a
per lot net water fEunta&os
xhas y ~ fAx 10 eheapeEt pEoPef9y b
aid aat eceoEainE e tha sepusFaDhy d
Parsies invesains II tia property nov
cannes keip eu1 make momaF.
Tits, u. p4enn1 - w. 8. Aa1d. the
Fort@a1 milli0nazKe bsnkes. MaFlanfT
deaa frum Lad and via 70 Geo 1t Kit
Eise w@Esanag dssd- No nETTAR TfxEE
A fs~ 6Iocks eniyIor uais a. these pricss
1ho anEare avnilahan wAser fnantssFe 81
Seattle. tnefading Aadds addition. does
nos exceed feug mtAa4 ard eartainly via
net p aafAclent rvs years haace far ~
snE Tie B1azneA4 af ire RuRN1 SQUAD dza
efIc& Uur solid business N - have Rrown
rteA " AnFesi&n8 IN sizmilMklS iscatee
rrSpeEtg. which has increased IN vaine
14s eYund theil Enua9 saNRnAne hapeaL q
few a0kAmrW inNeBEe6 he1a 3 Trio - aarque
TOE q few yeaEa Aad your return via aaa
Eun wealthy. Bisk = few aollass -
MAKE a STAKE.
Do not big this property "a You ana
9ut press q adtdAntmE pEcperag. and Il
shs rFine AakaG ~ ne u nos - pr cent
lalH fhMa Eun ca Wes eshsE properly "a.
1MininM o. IL tAa4 NseGnttT, No viii rnnke
VeM y eaeMI u 3 ntock Try g end eaa
NJ A-@e vii alive 500 pc aars fnr
every AeFa 81 iAN1 W&4nE& q mtie 81 TIA
al9daa1gE. ii eng alEe1tanI
q. o. PnImmgN a CO.,
mmAK MsrATG Bm0Kmms
NsMaa n4Hee&
aw Gppa1a Qn emanl Resi-
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For Sale.

Ty0URTKEN DWELLING HOUSES
H situated IN different para a. the city.
ranging IN price fram 500 Up "a $500.
Sons nnn loaa On Front 4 Get
scene BUSINESS LOTS en- CONNER.
eini street
seme ehulDe property On Second street.
9r0a nnNin9ss coFnag On WaaAlnRton
street, hrxnging good ineome.
Good los on Third street. raging / per
cent On purchase prizes.
ZINE piece Of property corner nf Main
and Second eareeaA
sanae very flns Fsal6ancs lots from gYuo
- g elaae cash.
We have los and hloeks in al parts Of
the city,
We have lands b. tAs acre IA ana
around the city.
We have hoselA sawmnls and shooks Of
We have aoms large bodies az timber.
We have earma ana kaxEn landa.
To III parties wisifin9 seAtlis 70 say,
D0at bay until yun sxAmino oar lims Il
pToperay and pFtcem..
HRRNER & DESHON.
OC6 1854 Commercial street.
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Dr. BENNY s son
.EALESTA
BROKE
am
Lumber Dealo
aoszs ? sad :. FrYss opsia a
20. Bon asa. ssaih IT.

I oTs AND BLOCKS FOR AAA
~ North seattle. -
Lets aaa hiocka Cor Gals a IA
nyls nr4s a9c0na thaFds faAafM
al4th ndAl&i0na
Tots and niocsn fus nio N p. r.
ms Para 0daitsGm.
Lots and hloeka foR naia ID ~
ny1s East Para ahaluu1- -
Loas and hlodB fnr sale Ia MqH At
Lots aaa hlooka for sale a.
l.sss ana hicks for sals lavmp
Fsrn lssds N Eiss. san Juan W
WAMTEm
More fnrzna 70 sell nnd ieaaA
More houfea % Teak
More city lata and blocks -
More Business pf0nsFtg % ee
More m0ney 10 laveas in
mortgage securities We &aEM
NINE PER CNN
Returns on mortgage laysstr M
BEFORE hHgina eise whmra call ANM
over cur LIES q rrnpeftys
HOUSES TO mMhN
Honsss for rat and for snAes
1.caaa negoa aaad and iMyN
Iaxas pakd faE n0u- EeHi Sons
Orders fur al kinds a. KaNNA ~
aa Tam Der, Hlnth. sash. Doom 44N
inFM via rRnaiwG pEagapf n1taz
Giorrespond fFsam angca4
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Bids for WhaIt BuIlding.

pms FOR BUILDING A WHARF AT
- he fee4 81 &mafeon tsraaa pssf
1ew eaens. VII BE- receiTe& a TIE oGcn
anth the SIXTEENTH DAY DR nN-
CkAhkA - Il oieaock n. pians ara
AseataaAS % BE- nean az the hsnk.
tns co@ pazz reserve TIE right % reject
any SAD ~ hsAa.
fa& RotfT TOWNSEND WHARF Co
~ RoBKRT c. MgLE. saesY.
f9Et teWAsen4 Zee & tas5 da9f
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WANTED.

A GOOD GIRL TO DO tsENKRAI,
"A haaseWork Erauire al CHARE.Fa
& eaaa sfreaf. RefvToa1
Onln ma MnA MArlnn go.