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summer beverages ooncocted IN {.
highest style of art. Family supplies s
pecislty.
: AUER & MUKPEI PrcprieEors.
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JUDGES pronounce the S. Il. $. sae
best nickel cigar in town.
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When in need Of job Printing or
ooo : '4D -" 8 ''' J. C. PARRz2.
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Ptl.nna and ORR
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7 tent At Calder's Music Palace.
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An Kinds oe CoalI

8. NJ. 8.
At Greenewald's. . f
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At the afternoon session,

Was called: He said that on the 7th,
when he had the conversation with the
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Mr. DIcKsoN-Mrs. Cannon, you were
not the person alluded to By your sister
in her complaint as having committed
adultery with the defendant?
Mrs. CANNoN-No, sir.
Nh. RIcHARps-(evidently not hear
ing)-"Oh. we object 70 that"
Mr.. Dickson with a Smile)-Weli, ii
is already answered.
Court then took a recess until 2
o'clock.
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FdIiUdCS' bQ0 ulNOICS. DC OIu not 10
outside of the evidence to attack
Judge Smith. / know nothing against
his private character or his past life.
said his actions in this case deserved
public condemnation and 1 say so now
l say that Judge Smith had no more
authority, sitting IN chambe to sever
the bonds between husband and wife,
than have, than Mr.. Richards has, or
than private citizen had.
Mr.. RlCHARDs-Let me ask you
whether, in case the clerk had been Ill
the court room, and had gone out for a
moment, and that during his absence
the divorce was granted, would it not
have been regular?
Mr.. DICKSoN-I am not here 20 an
swer that-it is not in the evidence.
Suggestive shTug from Richards.)
Nh. DICKSON continued at great
length reiterating to some extent his
former argument. ! say all the evi
dence is incredible, and care not how
many witnesses swear to the truth of
it. do not believe that If Louie Wells,
had she been the guilty woman and
that the defendant had proposed mar
riage to her that she would have &C
cepted him. Would she not, rather,
have spurned him from her forever
think so. l do not question but there
was marriage ceremony performed on
the 10th day Of September, between
Louie Wells aud the defendant, but
believe that there was prior marriage
ceremony; that the confession, the
divorce and the marriage were ali
used to throw the officers off the track,
and TO cover up the previous transgres-
sion of this couple. He referred to the
letter sent to Woods on the 18th Of Sep
TENDER, The letter commences with
the statement that he could not see
what burden his confession placed upon
Louie Wells, but that that she, Ike her
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

MIS- Belle Da Rois, Mrs. Goodasll
and Mss Mar Cock. assisted By some
local aalsnf, VIII give q conceEt a. The
OpexA Heusa on Monday GventnG. Aug
1910. lisa
Ms ID Bois uas In EaRope over fear
vears aad wtli leave for the EAst N Sep
lemhsF, shaFe she expecis 70 sag this
oomtn0 wintsF.
rnAxsz.axssSs FaoN THE EzAEEAs.
Or. Bsntamin. President Of TIE Bard
az Dsrsetors ef the Theatra 6ociaie Of
Bosxaso. writing - = MllAn tournAl
anasr date u OctabsF Sfth. 1855. says
on behalf 81 ths directorSs -Lsacsa d
IAmmHrmoor waa prooucsd LASS nsGht
Al tha THEATRE S0siaie for tie h&nEat 81
thas aharming artistic Miss Belle Da
rass. AZ no oaher time has th= theAiar
hnia - many pecpie. The f4sutnaaanE
heueseiArs slrsady used 10 eur enthuEi-
este appisnsa VS. suolinn b ths rendo
aad finsle. also 10 The sDinoFsh aAa4o9
daaea, All % whioh ne lady IS Uads
. fepeat n ansaer - proionze1 and
frantic cails- she has = cle4r, ellEeEy
sotea, ard pefs-t snlenattou, eomh.ned
uslh rare aeility. ard pesfsol Htaee
srsaenaasion. lifka and Rracefu1, ard
mithat aha gives promiaa % holdsnR q
rtaan amnnn TIA arat sinEinG anszesa
e tAe eag. aafae
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

Pom TowNsKsp. Aug. II, 1885.
The third annual session Of the Puget
Sound Conference Of the Method q
Episcopal Charel met in the n. T.
Church a. $50 3. m. and vas preceded
By q prayer meeting Of thirty minutss.
led By Rev. A. Laabaeh, q sapsFannu
aied member Of ths Cenfsrouos.
AZ 3 O'Clock Bishop W. L. Harris.
d. D., LII. D., took the chair aud read
she 19lh Psalm aud the second chapter
II the second Timothy, and admins
tered the Lords Sapper, assisted BY the
presiding elders.
Rev. John n. Dsnison vas elected
Secretary and John A. Tenant as-
sistant.
Rev. WIN. B. MeMillan vas elected
statia.ical secretary and O. A. LAndsn
assistant.
Rev. Q. J. Larsen vas elected Confer
a draft Of ESQ vas ordered on the
Chartered Fund, and one o. $50 on the
Book Conoern.
Various osmmunicaslona and reports
we're read and referred 70 The aDpF0-
pirate committees.
fha houf Of meeting vas ixed &c $50
q N; thirty minutes 20 be Devote 10
prayer meettna.
p. Q. HetzieF, general agent % She
Amerioaa Binle Sooiaty, vas tniroduo q
and addressed the CoufsFenoa. and q
Number Of VISITING brethFsn WeFs intro
duoed.
The Bishop "a led ths ga question,
"Wbo have bean transferred % thfs
OanfeFencef' and Rev. r. J. M,nsef
was introduced.
he Hishop called The seth question
and Rev. A. j. haasou represented bis
DISTRICT, and re character q The
elective elders vac examined and
pissed.
Rev. D. Q. IssSourd represented bis
district. and the chafaetef o. the elective
elders vas examined and passed.
% molten u DeFF3ek waa granted q
location Is his oua request.
A memorial fFom thp aAurch &C Elma
waa presented by Rev. A. y. naaeon
and referred 30 q ennmittes u three.
consisting Of ksvs. Cooper. Skidmore
and Devore.
A report on The Chiness work vas pre-
aentad and read - A. Hanson. and uas
referred % the Csmmsftse % ChiRese
WORK.
COMMITTEES were Oallsd. announced
and.
On melton. aeioarnad With benedic-
ton 81 Rev. 3. Boan-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

The Miian cosmoranlG Gittorine, q
iougnal devoted 70 libeFaanFa and art,
aas ths following IN lee Issue Of Jaiy
g. iSa5. ~ln Miss DuBoia We recoRnize
8 finished soprano and q sympathekic
artistic. She combines the nne quality
% 3 beautiful voiee, exaotnaas and
fauisiess tntonAtion, and u q shsFoaRh
masician. Her singing is Of { nne
aoAool, and her every number waa re-
ssived vita great applause. sac has.
indeed, proved herself "a artistic in
every seasa Of tue word, and viii Ger
tainly have q brilliant career, because
ahs hes the necessary akiIity 10 win .
bright futaren anl0 5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

ftnsneati1 County A04 Re1s1N1
= fasis1's Hall - ! s'sioek
1soa.
issest ne msmosss 1o9sniy
~s11 toniaht IS I. -. q. A.
ossoek. Free 70 all
1870 arranged With Morgan
- & bring his fshine ouiat
si Roberts % seastls.
-, Rrsrtan. Captain Maierals
here on Thursday even
esri % MiitOn 10 disenaERe
Pisrss vii begin Iwo SERIES
ofi sxisp sermone for young
.~orf9B. entitled Words q
seven psEiods Of life.
-. "A ussrs Of the we'd viii
- Il interest 10 kssgy Bros.
cert to-day. Insg o1es -.
- domestic cigars, also t1oae.
rIses and smokers aFsieies Of
40 carkssk Waa aHardad the
Yesterday for plasiaEinR aEans
and viii as ones enter upon
Ths contFAet calls Tor tnEee
and fhe building viii b m
lhs I0ih o. septsmhef.
s.. e.,srsr Nellie viii lsase for Sno-
ttin msFuina 9 3 o'eloek. hers
- ~ and tie Mnnfoo vii make
SIr4 basaeea seattle and saoho-
sssS1tIne on Su8esy. For fell
- ADVERTISING columns
tr Stanford has ssnf 20 she Ger.
Land and Cattle Compauys izs
nin street., San kfanolaeo. qaan-
s. "a FOX diatrib1sions which viii
sfse 81 charge, % any 0no a.
fol ihem.
Stroud, Of DuWamisas sailed
1ss yesterday morning - PIE ~
nSriie for 9 cruise along Hoods
NJ. stroud is . member Of the
.s.l1hia Academy q Soreness and
sfsal dsliaht IN the study Of uafn
afy. more especially mlnarAloay.
a uiH Be q Joint meeting Of tbs
hsr u Commsrse and the Board
reds shis evening Is Is50 o'clooks
- for "a enlarGainmans 10 hon0f
nia Sharmnn and Logan, who
szrsaled % arrive heTa abauk the
-. A full aftandau 9 Of the
rs 4 requested.
steamer Brick. owned by Captain
" Tarie, b nov - command Of
~ HasVey q. Hannah, late Of the
|.ss. who will run haF on white nv
81 90 general JOGGING With her
seattle Bay. Hhs viii pni n .
81 her tins towing haEQ4s load
a|sh bricks from McCslliateE's yard.
lis Elizabeth Wooster, a niece Of
1sdee Greene, | avea tom0Erou
tee for her home IN Palmyra, Wis.
Is besn viaisl la for tbs psf two
aish her relatives Ia this city
ill spend the coming week with
ksothef, Who restless 81 cpokanf
Mss Wooster is q teacher 10 NJ
raakes puhllo schools
sin Il. ~. BuFreli. Of Leadville,
40, and wife and Mrs. Aiies Snaat
srs visiting fFienda aud Felaiives
sale. Amona she latter afe Messrs.
asa I'd. ChilbeFa. Capsaan Bar
: Past Camp Commander u A,
Camp. No. 2, Division Of Colo
al "a Il returning home from san
ftsfa He has visited some 81 tht
81 snd coal mines Of the county
81 delighted With the climate and
-.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

Miss Belle Dnfois will give IN her
concert ca Saturday evening", AaauAt
t4,h. q Fecital Of he mad scene from
~Lacia-~ IL this scene Miss Dubois
created cutie q se1sAtioR ii hsr recent
concerts IL Portland. and has been even
more sneeeAsfai via a IN Italy. tbe
hose og tha opera- Her aetinR Il real
istio and inten1e. aad gives . pathetic
usnfara 81 tue keEalaeaa gorroafui life.
The enthusiasts Italians wherever ahe
agipaared we're apFearao1a u their ap'
pisuse, ard e. bEzalo. Whefe So ias1
appeared Ia this opera abe was Delayed
With nowoFs. a. Appears IN the ltaiian
pApaFa ThaFe 49, great curiosity ~
an aetreas. and all we're aurprs1sd g. hef
krasdsm and natar4lneGs. heF vocal
IL tea h ever enefe eummen1ed, and
ehe writer pEe9iefs q Fare tEeat tor Al
uho list6a g ne fair eantatrica. aalQ )
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

Mr.. Z. sprinQer, Of MsohAniasbaER,
Pa, writes: Il Waa aflistsd with Jung
fever and absoaa on lungs, and rsdnosd
30 snafkfaa aksiston. Got q free trial
bottle Of DF. kine's New Discovery for
ConsumptiDn. which did me - much
COED that l b0uQht q dollar bottle.
After using three bottles, found myself
0nce more Q man. completely restored
20 health, With a hnaFty appetite and q
gaia 10 nsan ~ A. p0anda." Call e A.
h. steWaF1's drug aiore and 81 9 FREE
trial bottle Of this certain cure for ali
Lang Diasassa Larzs bottles 81. d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

Pilos are ffoqueutly preoedeo - 9
ssnss 81 weight II the eack. IONS and
lower para of The abdomens ea1s1nR tbs
pafiani % Eupposa BE- haa mnze9 aAsctien
~ tha kidneYs oE nslRhboFinR aEEa4A
Az times wymptums ~ indlneEtion ere
pFNnena, Gakulanay. nunoMsmNm q tA@
Etuuach, 60. A moisture. iiks peElpl-
raffan. pFodaainR q VeET dEaazfaenhls
itchina, afteK Rslling warm. b . eam-
mun attendants. Hind. bisedinR an4
Itahinr Plies Tisld a. onee - ths applt
oatioa q DE-. Bcsankos PIE kanel1y,
which ae1a diseoaiy up11 tha paFlz a.
fsraad. shaofhina ths Ium1ra. nllaytaR
the intsnaa i1shina and eGoelinR pr
aaneus nara. Pries 50 c1EtA Addgam
the d.. Hnmnko MoAiona Ca, Kiqzn.
Okfa. Sold b. A. 81. 6Ew9AB1. e.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

MRa. WnaIow's SOOTHING ExnUP. for
ehildren teethinR, Il toe prsscrlpsion Of
one Of the best female nurses and ply
sieiana 10 she United States, and has
been used for forty years With never
failing saoesss By nilliOns Of mothers
for their shildrsn. During the process
Of teething its valus ia incaloalabis. Il
relieves TIE child from pain. ouros dys
EMERY and diarFh0a, gFiping II toe
bowels and wind cola. By giving health
y The child Il rests The mather. Price
80. 9 bstele. apzidW1y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

JIM D0MkNaDA aHAA1tMAF A&A&
RAINING between Liverpool and Qas-
eee, thsnso ~ rail 20 all Boints IN TIE
unIted States. Sail from Liverpool
every Thursday, calling 81 Belfast, and
from oaebes every Saturday. Steamers
are large and fast and pteeFags accom-
modations uaexcslled b. any ether
line, while the voyaae d go miles
shorter than via Neu Yofk, three days
o. Il IN the smooth waters % The Calf
and river Sc. lauTense, famed for
beaattfol. pletufeaque soaaery. Steer
ere and prepaid certificates sold a
lowest ratea Also drafts on EaKope
and hank remitsaneea 70 any poasofana
address A. Cnu.sHRa. Tiekes Agent
for The HoEthsEn Pacific 4. 4 iylA dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

That the reader may fully under
stand what constitutes q good Cough
and Lang syrup. We will say that Tar
and Wild Cherry n the basis Of the
best remedies yot discovered. These
ingredients, With several others equally
as efiieaoloas. enter largely into DR..
Bosanko's CoaRh and Lung Syrup, thus
making if one Of the most reliable nov
On the market. Price % cents and 81.
Samples free. Sold BY A. B. STKw-
All. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

EEpEA's Ecsao0EAsr.- ouriOna de-
stroyeF % human works IN India. &C.
oording 70 Dr.. r. B. Hntohiuson, 4 tie
psepal tree. This is . kind % AZ, which
q aliipliss beyond tue power Of man 20
Destroy its little seeds beng sewn
broadcast over the land Ia The dFoppines
Of she birds and bais, which feast on its
fruii. Lbs psspai rises egegyuhsFs. and
lta ehse9 - tue diainteerasiou Of Fooka
and bnildinaas tna danger beine % great
thaf tbs owners Of large structures are
constantly en- watch during IA time koF
bird 0F0ppinQs. AZ an illustration Of
What ths tree may do and Of lts wun-
dsFful vitality. it b stated that o. the
summts d the n0rtheFn minarst Of the
Rrsat mosque Of Barsilly. t50 feet high,
spespai f0aFisnea Rrandly beyond reach,
and ifs eveF active roots are gradually
bFeakinR uD the eupoia Of the minarst.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

IN MIcRoka. = Captain Naaent's
- sisameE Michigan arrived 81 Port
tAsly yesterday afternoon, -four
n and ten minutes from Pori
leeaesnd. After remaining there
80 time she ran across 10 seattle, q
aaee Of nine miles. IN foFty-thFee
lta, % twenty ponnds less steam
% ! Allowed BY iaW. fhs Michigan
: propeller, 10 feet long, ISL feet
a4 ed feet depth Of held. sue
aallt In P0Ftland IN 1854. bat has
III sesa lev months active service,
i very siannchly built. and saands
e. ous Of The water. Her gross
$500 = = - tons she u propelled
elHh pressure upright engine. II
e = diameter and Is inch atFoke.
g esilsf Is 10 feet iona, 5 fees ~
lasisf, balm u steel, aud all0Wed 10
sd 4 steam b she square ineh.
.s7aa Nugget Intends putiina . ereW
80 b verk remodelina tie nppsE
80 q tAe Michigan, Which. a. a.
@sai arranged, are not suitable for
passenger carrying trade. The
Ea0 u an ecUn0mloat beat. with
hasa powerful maohlnary. and
4eillly 10 cross the ssand a. any
- e ysaF with perfect safety. she
oapiain Nucent less than $500.
sienaFkahly cheap beat a. thai
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

NsrIcR 10 xHE LADEK8--Oa Monday
ua wln haxa aadf1iunAl salespeopie, and
ne visa 20 notify thgsa ahat ooaia Nos
Res waited apcn ehAt " arr IN = better
unaitfun ID nnow yoa Cur Eo0ih and Rst
oaT rrlcea. All are invited Oar priee8
are mach lower thaa TIE eredIt siogss
Ne ons uRzs41e bay e tee Casa Dry
Goods sbSFs. al are tFs4eed alike
al. CHHEa CLRkRI.
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BUr TnR Bnsr FAcz POwDEB--Eree
rnan's Media4ted Invisible kace Pos
der, watch h ratAiled tot I've bits, y
aua.anteed equal 20 any four Do pow-
der made Il 10 q scisutine combinA-
lion fur beantifying wiEhcut ipiury to
80 akin. b0fm
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RnrKERNsa ARNInA aALYR.

The Bast aalve IN the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Halt Rheum, Re-
yer Sores. letter. Ohapped HANDS, Chi
blains. Germs and all Skin EF1ptions,
and positively cures Pilee. o. no Pay
required. Il is guaranteed 70 give PER
feot satisfaction, or money refunded.
Prizes Is cents per box. For sale By A.
B. HTKWAnr. d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

We earnestly recemBend ". p. BeTp
& Co. q Asurs S4ifings - SIXTEEN yards
tor 81. Certainly extra vaiue. and q y
conceded By The trade espefaily thai
their linee of dreB cuttings - - per
yard are not sxcelied. e e1uAied, any
uhsFs noFsh q San fFAncIseo. Cal
ard nee them. aaf
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A'ssAL ~ THE AAKAH.-The bark.
AakAh, sailing in uhAA n. Wells
AssiHed hsse from san rranelsos
.Ay nsrni0e. bringing 800 tans o.
- eons,gned ~ fslissss Zoe A. p.
s...ss U, 4. 4 %. Z. @. Miles. !.
4. q ~, Diekman 4 GAN aert,
3 8 ~, Port biAkely Mili Co. \.
-, eashineton fFon works. Har-
- 9 enith, q. q. Shorey, Erauen-
-. L 4 a.. A. g. salhsrlasd.
and J. McC.
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PsEnuns WISHING monunssta o. stain
sfy for osueteFv or oteaE p1fpoaes
shonad c.If a. SIS RFout stFsa1 end 80
shs m0dals for whils Bso1ls,s uhieh
vi lnrt for Rsnar4a3oaa ard y ohAapcR
than marhaa a. RrAnste ana = naoo
hmndmomAE. CAL On
iy&awf kDaAa kiANAA'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

Nh NrrscaKE b In tie city and viii
rematn IS lena ~ necessary - aftaad 70
eanfr ets for piano tuainz. Orders
Ia Il Davies book store and Low.
man's music store. 90 - Pumphfeyss
via Fsoeive prompt attsution. aoa y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

Err WkitneV's Crystal Creamery aNd
HaH DaFis' Bsngeasss Batter are pro
n0aneed by experts - equal the fanous
0rasgs eossfr produet. 70 be had only
Of hAEEx 4 WRIGHT, sole agents, Iib
Frons street. aus
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-, ssrsa s. pef mont1 f4 ere
~ - -so-fh ~ one half iHee.
q rsf1 Z Ice for ere lnse1l,o1,
- 1ralx lnssrii0ns. and 49eent1
n -fvrrtsemsBfs. s. cents 81
- A E0aa inch gaf ~ ~
= = - for tWo weeEss 40 tor
30 q ~ 1.on-n.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

asss % rnE ounEx.-Ths steam.
Qassn Of the Pacific sailed for
saneiacO yesterday afseEnooa. TAX
3. following passengers: Dr.. A. @.
- hanry Paw 1. W. N. Wilde. ]. r.
a And WIFE Mrs SexnAFd ard
ssa,sf, n. J Msllas. Geo. W. Hant.
kattn, Mira H. Darcy. Mrs. q q.
Ara Van Doren, Mrs. A. Rob
tasinA Morse. Mrs. Maasics Ne
80, u Levy, Harry Meyers, 0eorge
ssassoa, Ars Lottie Williams and
=. ~. !, ~, Geo. r. AdaiF. u. q Tarner
Ne hsrrv wakinson, Mrs J. W.
-. Mrs. Lena Harris. Miss Eta
= Harris q. \. Wheatiay, Jaa.
AaslaiEe and 80 Ia tha saeeraQe.
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ren trsEtF John RohA. near
- eksgit coauty. writes - che
n g nta1 ctora: ~6xafss FseaNe ssBd
= tefee boxes az CARLSBAD SAT-.
- - e sena a quAntisy 70 the
- 4. Aleat mAny ara sakiag Il Ar
~ y y .Eian4d call Il the best seMeay
- :. -. :. laaeh alimeuea. - and Ne. :
- faaiaa DraR saorn. Il dsu&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

FnrxB ReAsgED CoFTKEA II have
made arrAnaements b. which eur cot
fees are roasted fresh even week b IN
expert. They are not SURPASSED any
uhsre, either e. 10 price o. quality.
AIxnED sxNDEh, 70s Front ssreet. tyzl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14
! sasxsr PleNac 10 LIllHwAUP
RAHG&

ndsr the auspices Of the Methodist
pal 0haroh % Sea Gle, viii tahe
N % Wednesday, August 18th. on
EeamaF Manroo, which will leave
r's wharf at 7 q. M. and raaah she
a l.90 B. M. Returning. will leave
lalla II 40 b. m. aud reach Seattle
aii N. Round trip tickets 81 50;
aie a The Gordon Hardware store,
tsafils Hardware store, and At Eos
aflos % the wharf. THE will be
3 ~ ehanoo ever given the public 10
i1eae faliA On other occasions
3 afainafy fare ia about g 20 make
g 10 % this hae resort. A good time
tNased. Be suFe and sseaFs your
sla non, a. only 800 persons can b.
nmodated. auls 4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

exc ana IS pr yard. IeaEiAy &C.,
meat % the cixsa e kress 6eaas ~. r.
RoID are sxatnstnz thts seaAoa = IN
neossAfy. Their aaod xalue ard a.
traesivenass wth - readiiy seen and np-
pFeeiatfd an exMminaz1nn. Asa % see
theiF speea6l Aaswesass a eAls and 80 peF
yard. AM
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

JusT Twonty tons Of
Waite river nay, fresh from the harvest
fisids. which We will dispose Of 70 the
local city trade e. the most reasonable
rates. 3oNu 4 HUBsELL, Denny Block.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

AtA AATCR.-- The nioea a. The
= ss.iniaA and Staok clubs viii hase 4
kAuaa Of ball a. The rAeetfaek
Aague, ltth, ~ 2 o'closk. TIE
- = sfAsn VII leave pramptly ~ l
tastets Tor roand trio. tneindinR
g . tbe grounds, 50 eta. l4a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

JANIS SULLIVAN. Of salem, Oregon,
aays be was cured Of the Asthma b Gil
mors,s MaRnsaia Elixir. A. b STEW
AR. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

AIDES FRUFr YnsK0AR Just received
FROM 50. Louis, Mo-, an inv0ioe ct this
celebrated vinegar, she puFest and best
known 10 the trade. ALFRKD SxNDKR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

SuMMEn GooDs.-EveEy piecs Of sum
meF goods must Be disposed Of inside Of
30 days- We want the room Tor oar
fall and water Rooda ToEKAs q sMo-
KRMfN. ix90
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

PIT. BaFnum IL said 10 have remarked
10 3 moment Of conhdencs that II be
lived mech longer and retained bis pres
ent activity, be would exhlbii himself
10 a side tent as " enc OF the greatest
cnriosisias BaPnum ever handled.p
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

The Prince Of Wales, as futare head
o. the EaRlish church. IL sharply scored
By the English ChurchRsan for recent
sunday dinner be gave 10 korEy guests.
followed by variety show e which
japanese inRRlers exhibited and & string
band played, " carefully avoiding sacred
uaua3a -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

Wa PosrTTyKEx state that our pFiess
are lover than the credit stores. All
invited e see for themselves. No enc
aahed % hnY. CnHarKR CIEARY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

PRrSrHD SATTKzEs For Tie next 30
DAYS ue will sell our entire siOck Of est-
tenss for 30. All Fedaesd from 100.
ToEEAs q SrNaEHMAz. iyD
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-14

ID. n JuDxnxs. photoErapher, of bea-
end and Oolnmbia streets, % furnishing
ais paiFons arss-elasa oabtnsts ~ g. 90
a dnzeu. 0p1