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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

EolIcn.--To parties wha hnxe dsposiis
paid % Rooda. etes ia VII hAse 9
taks yonf goods hefuss ~ eHe1i1R %
Monday, 5aiy 6tb, a. we cAnno4 possA-
bis ksep cor retail dsgaEtmenf cpan
after thai date.
4 81. ecHw4nacE1 hno1-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

aCuf FnnzoHr RAIEA Oar spEina
goods arriving - ehssp ffst9nt ENABLES
a. % Rige TIE pahlie the oenent the1eof,
We oEer eisan. now Eo0ia and uoshi1R
shap worn, e priots Wifhgut paral.gi n
ths history of keatlis.
mkO Iox1Aa 4 SIxgEzaAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

VIM FnKn.-1he laal VII ana teztA-
meat q he lAis Theodore Barr uas
admitted 70 prohaas Yesterday. Ihs
deceased lsft prosperity valued e elo.-
900. dissribueed 81 foilewa; To Biz eon
Edwin Burr, who resides IL ne kast,
a .ooos . ne Survives Widow 81 Ne
apcaanea. also Ia NE EaEt. eiQo Per yeaH
- ione X che mas live. Toe remaindag
81 ne estate b fefs 10 Cesar ". Barr,
an a. 1ha aeaaaaod. uho resides O. lha
DuuamisA. and Vie = named as execa-
for withont bonds.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

The Best salve Ia The world Tor Cuts,
Bruises. Hgres. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer SORES. rstter. Ohapped Hands, Ohil-
blaine, CoFna and al Skin ETuptions,
and positively cures Piles. o. no pay
required. Il h guaranteed 10 give per-
leet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 3 cents Per Dor. For aale b. A.
b. srEwhnr. An
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

RrroxAx.-Tha DaWamish Dairy Mix
pepot has been removed % 81 kfont
ssrees, Opposite the Palace Restaurant.
where pare aweet milk a So per qaaFt
and awoet cream can hohad a. ell hears
from 5 :. n. tosP.m- ieislm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

euahsrlana 4 CO. haxs dacstsd % ~
firian lr0m ~ rekaa MFoess n1Ainsas :.
nna VII for ~ next thirty aa4e 80.
e1eFvthi inc q eezt Ard un<.er- Vspisal
IND ana "a k1aGs q led cneaRef u.s.
ever nnfu4s. It's bH1t Qsezeo stan4-
~ Gear a peT barrel. lae1oe $3.50
k.sean wuTv ehoam RaHiGe nANess ssAA1
rlrs SurHnatANn > 90.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

RKr. WI. Rnouk, Baptist Chureh,
Aurora. IIls., says that Gilmore1s AEo.
naaaic Wine IL honaahala rsAedy and
that ne family shouid BE- without g. 4.
B. STEWART, aeepl. nW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

Rxv. n. B. EWxnI, Of PaSilisn. NY.
says Of GilmoEe's Aremaiie Wine; II
belisva u % Be . most Desirable remedy
60 be placed IN every family. a. y.
SxwwAKr, agent Az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

CHAREEs Yox DUxonN, Who has con
dueted tho Tons0rial and Bath Rooms
90 the Occidental Hotel for several
years past, has taken neW rooms on 90.
lumbia street, NEXT above the enRine
hsuse, where be will BE clad 70 welcome
his old and new patrona. my =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

New spring styles IN AmoskeaR. Can
ton. Ginabanig. Is yards for 81. New
and NOS sh0p worn eaiieea, = yards Tor
81. TowE.As q SrEa8AmAN. mh&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

A Canadian pnnsao nirHalaF an
noanees that rates 10 FaneouveF from
Onehee uill - 50, from Eonteeai.
$40 50. and fram IoFonto, -. cele-
eistsa faree fgaa oaeAeo sin be 81 -.
naa 4 srnnll nilditien % Ni1eoKia - 81
flrWl elnas and ~ ean1a aeeend-elMna h
nails. Tknaa gntea oompare very favof.
aRiV wtik fha ofhex trans contineulal
ree1fa. ths ratnn oaafs6 b. AoftheFn Pa
elIl~ 9rsn 4antrea. via ChtcaRo sd 81.
Paal 10 FietnrIa balnR ~ ana - lak
s..slnafear. Hnaslal tonflstf ratea for
Trfnrn fieksts vii ha taaae3. good Tor
% dsya. vita ~ aayentaee g osaa1.
ina tha aufneF g any salsa -
9ls,7o. and tos > p4Fl4 @ essf laentys
e1fa&A 1na esa1piaE Uax farsa kkoaa
MoniTsai u vanecuesF wtil Be =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

E.E. CAnn, Of DagQetts Mills, Pa
says he oased he life 81 bis child VITA
oronp by using 0simoreAa Magnetic
Elixor. a. b SrKwAHT, agent. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

0sxE S1un CEuDHEE. far Coaahs ana
Coida. Gfoup. WhospiEa ConRh nH4
HoArhsnsA, 6ilmsraaa Magnstis KiixiF.
a. b SKKW&MT. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04


"a RIfs Enaaaea o. seattle Ges TheGr
gInasss = Ghe Rie $50 Pail
oaf ne1ne - ne RlamA
or sister oiiy Tacoma celebrated he
llcnai anniversary yesterday. One
q iss faalnsns q the oelehsaiion was :
nsnb tournament alrangad by ihs
res Of shat piscs. Ths Seattle Fire
n.ment rssslssa an Invitation %
1 n tie eAaEalsen. and aeoouled, Hose
pzniea I sud aud aaalfla Hook
Ladder Company No. represent
lhe department on the oeoaaion.
re Ienfnament was haId on Faoide
Hae and the exercises eonmeneed
a o,olaek.
Rrnsr nAcn.
rs Art raos was q 10 yard run 81
- hols companies, lay one length 81
~ nad Ret water. Two companies
hes saoh place contested for ne prszn.
aeama Team No. ! wa the aFae
aey 500, II sex seconds, tho ase-
- pll1e. e26 vas won b Seattle Hose
1nn SECOND nAos
es q straight away rnn Ter hoss car
ees, 30 yards, 6Tal prixe 800. neoond
ffi1a Us. The four companiea entered
sd he race Wa9 Won b. Seattle Ne.
s TX seconds; It's second money went
3 Tacoma Hoes Company No. 1.
1Hz Third RACE
Va contest between Taeoma and S.
rIs hnok and ladder companioa Each
spang had % rnn 20 yards, pas ep .
is1i ladder and Band 8 man 10 She
co foqud. Fist pEi18 500. aeoond
pFah So seattle Hook amd Ladder
l6mtang uun ne raoe ara nfat moaey
- qndS, ne Iaoouia team, being
cel1 oGa 1e6oad behind, vas awarded
nesnd money.
TIE 1lemsn EsknFnea b. train lasl
sgenlnR. 1hsg Expressed ahamsslves e.
hlablY pleased with tbe treatment they
received a tha hands of tie Taeofna
tsgsFineni aad citizens. The depart
EE1I falnIahed them rooms and ontak
mInmen1 a TIE OantRal Helei. TIE
~. q fesiinR prevailed thFounhout.
Aaa he Ineoma boTa promised 20 oome
3 Seattle and Altond the hfgt annual
ssfnament, % Be held here Ia tho near
felaza.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

ID. h. JupxzNs, photnREaphag, ct beo-
end and Columbia streets, % fuKniahinR
his patrons arsl-elaza cabinets 81 y -
9 dozen. ap1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

Fos reliable work and HONEST treat
meat, no 70 pmHEns art sandio. Cab
iness e9EO PER dozan. sn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

Fresh Batter from Foster Broa.. J. q.
Munster. n. Wilson and many others,
every week, e. ChilbeEg's Grocery, SIS
Ffsnt street. m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

Torr-A snail Eoid Coed TemplaE
assrf pin. ronsahero IL NsTth SEATTLE.
Tha andar via Be paid for having -
this aifca
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04
GES. w. JONES 4 90


Agents Columbia River Papsr Co, Fronl
aud Madison atreeta, Seattle. r. o
Boz 9so. my16
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

.aassntf cards. g PER U1Hla f1r 6ng
~ n - nssafh a. oze h1I inca
..,-I-. q ecess Inc ia enc ineer1dn,
8 - 4 - .afsix assert isnss and 9ees1s
sss ~ Ho1
r1leiaf eIVsrkizsme 60 cEmfs an
- 'slssi. 81 80 81 tnea foY tx q.
II - ineh fer tao Neei4. q e.for
- 1ss| 30 e pr laoasA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

Stars Wilson made q baas bit and
scored; Alfred did the same; Snyder
vas thrown cut on frst; Adams baliad
oul 70 Booth, and Thomas new cut %
Ihorneli.
Reda-Black heW cat 10 right held;
Stevens Jacobs and kenney came home
Ia rapiel suaonasion; BuEnell went out
on 81; booAh, Be9leg, Diokey, Thor
nael, BsaekmaF, Stevens and Jacobs
scored. and Booth weul out on 0rst.
leaving BuFaell on sseond.
Hoofo-sSkaFs 5; Reds 81.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

HtaFs-C Charles GOT 10 "a on an error
bT BlaekmaF; Davis struck ont; Thomp-
s0n fouied cut. and Wilson few cat 70
Stevens.
ksda- BeQley, Dioksy and Thorneli
scored n succession, the arss and third
making two baQnora. and Abe aueond a
throe haaqer; BiackmaF was thrown
eat on dfat; Stevens Gee out % Alfred.
who made : very d'floult catch amidat
prolonged applause, and Jacobs deW
out % second bano.
Score stars 3; Reds 81
NINTH InHfza.
staxs-Alfrsd siruak oct, Snyder aoor-
ed en- 4 passed ball, and Patrick aew
cat % BiaSkmaf.
Following b the
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

Dr.. Henlsr's Celery. Beef and fron ~
stores lest eitalftv and eirss asss llfs and
alaog. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

Parents Rejoice :
AZ the great inducements We ofer h
the latest spring and summer styles 81
large and small Boys Suits.
suits that we're SO 90 now 90 at. sc
Suits that were ~ 80 now 70 at. 8
su Is that were n5 90 now 20 at. 80
An elegant line of small Boys Suits
that viii be sacrificed ct 92, 81 80, IS
to s.. Former values have not beer
considered.
Az Boys shirt Waists, - cents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

sanAaA-Ths game betwsea TIE
sstlaaad Seattle Reds a ths rass
lonosEeW sfisruoon. has hesu tie
g esnssEsaiisn Coz days past ana
ss.Ss eQmmens II anyway Il nnnaaea-
y = veil 10 state. howesur. that
sas that will Represent TIE hanae
- neRer heea exosllad foF indl.
40 colfectipa BAH plasine Ia S.
10 tAoeeA the YisioSiaa have =
van leo, the indications mfa
tsHilie VII Win. Trains leave n
telosruw aftefuoon 81 S.e0 500
- : e'eieek. An iasitAsion thas
'eoAhlY b aooeptsd. has ben ien.
~ koarieenlh EnEamtry han1
= VA easa they win dslinht tha
before the raua. TIE "a.
70 everything i aaly 80 eenia.
- Rsarth 81 July gSandayl Tiers
R,saia Il auaih ssAtlle. Jamea
g Mlehigan, al arntaR uhn n 4
- vide Fspztation far aaeoaanrn
sen az skoaid hear. ulll lr.rlas
~ address ~ me1ffnn. An ~
. ffe4aA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

T.R. PUunnKE, Insurance and Com
mission Agent. ia10
New Lawns, 1885 spring styles, 90
yards for 81. TOBIAS 4 SMoEnaAN.
OAzDwnLr, Dentist. ofhes in Yasler-
LeaEy block. misu
T.R. Puaunnnx, Insurance. and Com
mission Agent. ia5
Buy the Decker, ths leading Piano, a.
L0wGAH a HANroRD's. OH
e. 30 per dozen for first- class cabinets
81 PEEsEa's Art Studio. ap2
T.R. PumrKnxx, Insurance ana Com
miaslon Agent iale
Embsoidsrisa. new Styles, eant per
yard. Oorsste, 3 cents. Lacee, 10 yards
for cents. 'rOKkks a Bu0ERaGAn.
FouND-Noar The University grounds,
Z pair o. oolorsd spscsaeles In black
leather cass. Call a. this once. y
GnMonn's NKunkr.a1A Cunn Is pos
tive cure for Neuralgia In the fase, side
an : stomach. A. y. STEWART. DIV
Dr.. HnIsv's Cslery. Beef and Tron ~
stores lest eltaifty and eirss assp lsfs ard
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04
Sara i Rsia, Y.


Ihompaon vas thFown cut b Stevens
70 hl4ekmaff Wilson Rot cut On hFat;
Alfred made q base bit and scored on &
passed ball; Snyder mads q bass hit ana
rot 20 third. Adams cot % Ara. and
Patrick nsu oul % Hteyons.
hodg-6t1Tona aooreds Jacobs mado 4
tWo baaaar, and scored, Kenney folloW.
Cd with q three haRaer, and scored /;
Bugneii came hames Booth went sut on
hrsti heeley scored; Diokey did The
sane; 1horuon got % "a; Black vas
pot Out. and Stevens Aow cut % eentre.
Seora-Sfars z. Raaa Is.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

Eighteen lots large BOYS and
Youths Suits, hns alI-wool cas.
'simeres and chsviots, in nobby
and attractive styles, many Of
which are held outside Of Us Il
kl2 5oand slg. Thsy 20 IL our
great sale ct
81 65.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

STARE Wilson mada third on al over
ihsuw b Begley e 6gat base. bat vas
put OFT IL attempting % run hone, AL
fred asg o1t g Lhosnell, and snqdsr
struck oat
heas-j aa1be made q base hla and
vas puk cat between &ent and aenond.
kunneg dew oui % Alfred, Who threw
jacobs oct to Patrick Oh nEut. nnrnall
new cut . Ihomps1n tn iefl feld.
Another goose oef On hoth eifea.
8ooRo-5aaRa. Il ne6a. III.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

6iars-T Thomas scored Oh 3 passed
ball; Charles struck out; Davis uas
thrown oul on hrsf. and lhompaon vas
thrown out b. Jacobs % blaoknaE.
ked8--8aeobe made q baaa his aud
come hoE1e on passed ball; kennaF deW
cat 20 The pitcher; BuKnsil scored;
Booth cot 20 81, bAeleg 10 2nd, whom
Diokey hsv oui 10 asnire and Thoznell
70 ieii.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

~ 11as s ~ -ss.s
1 VIA r.,.a. a. 1880.
l.-. = - q pA9aA'1l d
4lAt4 g ka4t Efasan
nI1e eeDG1111 uErll4 - r...st-s,. -.
/. &C. N.ss.&s Flsf-
(. e,ei~.A -. 11,-- e 7.
u. Snow. w48 "a
nAiqs1 44pIf1
na atur
/ pan~as - -. -.
q. - - tof - 4sd'
80 -Al1 Nl1 H uF1. ere Nav
hnaaaEA understand 90 rre.s ~ q,
game an nIag a .s.st,, - 49,. =, =.
1heiF erssI vssl.,s-s 4 n 49,. :
zL9ao1 o1'.4. 1hsg % nus nsera {
49,. 800 = 4. ,,s, .sn a p.eklN3 %
r~.%s~s & $50 49, -. =. - - sasAeH t1al
f..1s9 81 1..s.''.'.'.... - 14 e q
- y 49, - =. A4ft4s l1pt
4 - . -. - e s.s .sAsssEa,,l.
l-.-.-.-- ~ 49, -. - - CO. IL
49, 4. - = -. ;. -. 49, 49, seoa4.
al fs.s.-- i 80 Nsll
$780, 80 -. 40 1stsaaea -
-
rsr unso.
sam Wens p ~ tat. n. =
~ 80, ,srs - - u = Aelasy, NnAeI
$780, - @ -. y. 49,, 20 g ever
fr~ - 8 Sss--.,s. 49,. - 5, -.
PS,rss 81 :, ~, =. 49,. 4 -. 49, ~, - -.
'rs...... -. - =. -. q. 49, pAlas 90
T5s,~ ss., .,..S -. !. 4. !. ~ -.
s1Is $50 s.ss...s. ~. ~ atie.
= $780, 80 s... -. 49, =. . h.saa %,
fsii. - ....--,,. 49,, ~. -. - ea.ss,
~. Ks.-e- ..~.,5 49, - - -.
fliSts~. T5.ee,'eii nss-.E..- es......s
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KsnneY 80 - sseond keas end R1Tr~I
fannea eat
1p4ts-~1i4k8 /, ne41 II.
erneRp r9rrro-
et.-n rs...a.. 49,. -. - -.
- -. 4. .~. 49, - 49,. s. - -
s,.ss.s - -, -. - 49,. AA-'i
1cSe. 49,. r, .-,-s -. $3.50
- -. 49,. -. -.
49,. ;, 49, - - q 80 n4.4s
s~ r'. e ss-s - - =. =. 49,. - 49,. ... :.
Sss,......s - -. -. 49, =
~. go s..ot ~, w. 1870 e. eSs ea shl.e
eIihaF So
so0fo-6laE1, 1, Rsas, IL.
Turru ranrnn
ns... xwn-... -.es-.
49, - 49,. - =. - s...1 - - pves
80 - z. y ~, -. 80 ~
49, -. =. -. -, 49, :. ~ nel ~
.,,-...k ~ -. - A-.., - - g
R ~ "a. -. -. -.
-. - s1........ 4 - =. -.
49, -. 80 80. ~ =. 49, 80 $3.50
T-..,.s - ~. - y 49, = 80 t-lse.
-. 49,. - ~ =. ~ ~ ---..eA ~ @ AtA-l
49,. - = -, -. = -, As.a-
49,. c..'.., 49, 4. 49, ~ nesa h..iea
= -.
a..
-. =. 49,. 49,. =. 49, .1.ogs Sas 6.
49, ss.. y 49,. - ..s1eA e
-, 49, ~ - 49, s.seAss &c paals'
o~s.l AA s.sa -.-ssz s1ss 0A4Eies nna'
S.l - ~ 49, - tnkeNn Gus q
30 49, 49, g s, 80 -. -.
~ - $3.50 49, 80 q ns.si peg
~ ~. 80 . - s1ssi L.esS a-ee : -
30 g Thornsll vaa pat sus N sominr
Neors-ssnrn. 1. Reaa. II
v,-.- --w.-,
49,, -.
49, 49, - -. 4. .1ssNa g. q stevens
49, 49, 4 .,.sa ~. q. q -.
A.aLs4 1919 -. 4. , o@ns q. ena seose1 on 2
$3.50 a oasli sayast Ls.as : as ~ an !
~ - sa..ai ae ). g. 70 afss, and
e,.- $3.50. - y - 4.
-.--s.s 49, 1890 saeoos 4.ae
49,. 1.ss'sst' 49, 1850 Aslesy hollog
n 80 : 49, n 80 ssosea
as.ess eS.le 1....ss s'ge.1 eens ~ C
sa.ss. T,s: 49,. ~ -. D ~. ~ sn.
4
M onf- 49, aeev.n. a., 90 =, .e,,a,-
Saors Stars 2; Reds Is.
arxxu swrr~n
a.. - - ---..-..'-'
S,..a. 49, 49, ~ > 49,.
9.s.s .e.ls1 - - eesi Desls ~.
n 49,. -. - - 49,. - 49, 49, va
~. y. ~. ....s. 49,. Il =.
-. 49, - ae...'- ... ~. - Aa
- y '. - - 49, - 10y -
a.. .,e -. ~ =, 49,. $3.50 =. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

8lars-Adarng vas thrown cut IN
Dr., b Booth 20 Blaekmas; Patrick cot
- 4e1l "a tATeo strokes and paalad
BALI fhcmne g1Euok cut; Charles made
beaa hit; Davis waa thFoWn uua by
Stevens 20 BIaokmaK.
hede-Deoth went cut On 1rgl, Beg.
ley did tie same; Diokoy made base
hit sod scored thFoeRh fielding errors.
and fhorneil va pat ous In coming
home.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

Gx1MoRx's NHunAEaEk CuHn b pos
tive cure fer Neuralgia In the faee, side
An : stomach. A. b. STEWART. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04
The GREATEST SLAUGHTER OF STAPLE
VALUES EVER INAUGURATED.

Every by previous ths blg
has marked Youca
full Suit for the same price wOud fo@==-@-
single Garment elsewhere
dows circulars, o You
win find the Clothing Room aoor
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

EmbEoideriea. new Styles, osnt per
yard. Oorssts, 3 cents. Lacee, 10 yards
for 5 cents. rOKEAs 4 brN0zRaEAh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

Stars Charles aew cni 10 Bookh, d.
Va waa thr0wn oui on 6Eas; Ihomps0n
shared 1te sane fats.
heds- Booth lonIed est; HeqisY rI.afs
9 baae hiis Dickog naU Gus - rinht
neldi Ihetnel rot te second and Black
mar % AxEk, buf On bsinR foread On
he1vens stroke was put ouf ca fhird.
thus nn4luR Ne innfne wllhouf ran
ellhsz eiile.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-04

FouND- NEAR the University grounds,
Z pair o. oolored specsacles IL black
leather cass. Call e. this once. ] =
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ALBUQUERQUE FAIR.

We notice from our exchanges that the whole people of the Southwest are taking a deep interest in the great iair to be held at Albuquerque, Sept. 18th, to continue four days. 1t IS we'll that they should, for it will be a complete exposition of our wonderful progress in the arts, sciences and agriculture, whice we are proud to exhibit to an admlring world. The railroads, re cognizing the immense advantages this exposition will be to themselves and desiring to encourage such laud able ambition, have made most advan. tageous excursion rates for the occa' sion.
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G. A. R.
Excursion Rates to San Francisco.

The following circular, issued by the Atlantic x Pacific Railroad, IS published for the information oi Grand Army men and their relatives: ATLANTIC x PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.,, General Passenger Department, CWfxlar No. a5.
 GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. Excursion Rates to San Francisco.
 Round-trip tickets will be sold from all stations on the line of the A. x P. R. R. Co.,, under the following con ditions,
 For the use of members of the G. A. R. and Women's Relief Corps and kindred organizations; uniformed mill itary bodies and ali old soldiers, in cluding families and female relatives. Persons belonging to families as here in mentioned, and female relatives must be accompanied and identified by members of one of the classes named.
 Members of the G. A. K. must pre- sent certificates of membership signed by Adjutant or Commander of the post to which they belong, and similar certificates must be presented by mem- bers of the other classes named.
 Tickets will be placed on sale July 18th, and will be sold up to such date only as will allow of their being used through to destination by August sd, which is opening date of the encamp- ment; and they will not be good re- turning before August 7th, but may be used directly after said date, or at any time before September sd, 1886.
 Return tickets will be extended for 30 days longer on payment of fifteen dollars (SI5,oo) additional, in San Francisco.
 Stop-over privileges will be allowed in either direction within the life of tickets, but holders will bear in mlnd that under no circumstances will they be honored for going trip after Au- gust sd,
 Rate from Albuquerque will be s35. .oo, and such rate will apply from all stations west thereof until the one way rate reaches less figure. In such 2ase the one way rate will prevail for he round trip.
 Railroad, Steamship and Stage Lines will make reduced rates for side rips. For general information while n San Francisco, apply to Company's Office, No. 4, New Montgomery St., md for rates and tickets apply to Local Agents A. & P. R. R. Co.
 w. A. RESELL,
 General Passenger Agent.
 D. B. ROBINSON,
 General Manager. N. M., July 12. 1886
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VETOES.

Byington has been counting up the number of vetoes sent in by former presidents and finds that up to Cleve. lands inauguration there had been o1 as follows: By Washington ?, by Monroe and Lincoln each, by Buchanan and Arthur 4 each, by Ty- Ter and Pierce 9 each, by Madison 6, by Jackson I2, by Polk 3, by Johnson I7, by Grant 20, and by Hayes I2, None were vetoed by either of the Adamses, or Jefferson, or Van Buren, or Harrison, or Fillmore, or Garfield down the ages as the great veto pres ident of the nineteenth century.
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NEW ENTERPRISE.

A recent telegram from Springfield d Illinois, reads as follows: "The Secre. tary of state to-day issued l license incorporating to the Colorado River Grand Canon Company, to own and construct for profit, transportation facilities betweeh convenient points on the line of the Atlantic and Paci- hc Railroad and the Grand Canon of the Colorado River; also to construct a telegraph line, and if de, fred, tele- phone llne, and to control, lor profit, stage coaches, omnlbuses, carriages or other conveyances between said points The incorporators are Joseph ". Hambleton, Thos. H. Wicks and DolPhus ToTrey, all of Chicago"
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THE Arizona Pioneers, through their Secretary, w. J. Osborne, have sent this office a circular, asking the various towns Tn the Territory to call meetings and pass resolutions, in re- gard to the removal of the Indians from Arizona. Let some,of our citi- zens take the initiative in this matter and the CHAMPION stands ready to help the laudable object in any way that it can.