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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-06-03

WANTED-L gaSs aStiyS sS lsU1s.ss snS ,.,sl, II
her own locality an old firm; references re-
qu1red; permanent position and good salary.
GAY BROS. l6 Barclay street, New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-06-03

DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI s. ST.
l. LOUIS RAILRoAD-Pan-H Handle Route.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-06-03

Connections at barton with all passenger
trains on the O., L. q ". R'y: at Bridgeport
with O. p. R'y for Bellaire, Martins Ferry
Pittsburgh, and other points East and West.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-06-03

.CLEVELAND, LORAIN 6 WHEELING
~ RAILRoAD-TIME SCHEDULE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-06-03

Time Schedule Of Trains, in effect Nov 20. S5.
STANDARD Time, which is So minutes slower
than local lime.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12

The average speed made By the first
coast bound tea train ever the Canadian
Pacific was 3 miles per hour, including
al atoppaees.
The English Kitohen, q large Festau-
rant at Vancouver, has closed up. The
place is nov full Of Is cent h0uses, and
e much IN need OF several Hrst class
hotels.
One hundred and ffts men left Mon.
traal on the "a inst. for British Columbia
10 work on the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way from Donald 10 Vancouver. Many
Of them intend to reside there peEma-
nenaly.
The citizens Of Yietoria and New
Westminster are very much pleased
with The late improvements in the mail
services betweeH the two places. which IA
performed By the Canadian Pacific Nav
ieation Co.
Mr.. ]. A. Earring. Of the Chicago, MI
yankee and 81 Paul. win Succeed Mr..
Egan e. Superintendent af the Canadian
Pacific Railroad. A testimonial 10 the
latter gentleman. BY the people Of Win
nipeg end the Northwest, Is talked Of
nos. IL vii Be a substantial one, no
donbs.
The magistrates OF New Westminster
are pushiag the case sQainat TIE Yan-
conver officials for resisting tue Provin-
eiai constable who attempted 10 make
en- arrest at the latter place on q warrant
Issued hy Capt. PiitendFiRh. A snecfai
gas sent over 10 make The arrest, ana tie
matter will be tested.
The case il the Victoria poIies oourt
against Joseph w. Carey vas dismissed
last Monday. The complaint Of Al an.
abafed unisanoe on Mr.. Czrsy's pros,ertg
Gas lodged By Edward paacoe, sanitary
of8cer. The coart decided that TIE con.
plant shoald have been lodged against
The Chinese oecuBylnR the premises.
Before leaving the province several Of
che gentlemen who formed Sir George
Stephensas party invested 70 Z o0uaidar-
able sxteol IN Faocoassr property. So
charmed vas Sir George with tie sifua-
tiun aud aarroundinas that be has gigen
orders 20 prepare plans f0r a facida
coast residence for himself. Lady SIC
phena ard Der Rdcpsed daughter, Mrs.
HsrFy Hogfhooie, have also made small
Investments N Nknooaxer.
Ths 6pEualo case promises 10 beeame
. eelebfAts4 one e. deeiding the extent
% previneial iaFisdietian and the right
% TIE Iasutenant GoveFooF 20 issue
commissions Ihe latest report Is that
Mr.. Justice Henry has eraered the dis
oeaRRa Of tie prisonsf, and that the
order giil b disreearded ~ the seeFi9,
acting undsE The adviae q tbs Attornsy
0eneEai. pending an aBgsaL Another
report - 10 TIE eaeet tnaf tia Csc viii
Be arQae4 before q fall bsnch q ths Sc-
prsme Court af Ottawa, on tie lsf Of
settsnhzz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12

Claakamas county eFops win fall short
thia year, owing 20 an over-supply Of rain
out Of season.
There are two vacant scholarships in
the State University 81 EaRene city from
Klamath county.
Sixty white girls nov an the PLACES Of
the Chiness at the Oregon City Woelen
mills. They get SO per month.
A band Of Morrow county horses al
Waliula, which we're being rounded up
for shipment, stampeded and 80 Of
them GOT Of 20 their old ranges.
7. p. Lee, who lives four or Eve miles
below Grants Pass. expects 10 ship 40
carloads Of melons TO Portland and other
points this summer.
A veil has bean sunk IN Gillian com
", the water Of which Is very slippery
and can be used IS soap, for L cleansss
The hands beautifully without making
IatheK.
Mount Hood Is reported 10 have been
IN state Of eruption on Saturday, July
Slst. Volumes OF smoke were seen 70
issue from one Of itB craters, and flames
occasionally shot forth, lighting the sky
for great distance.
About $50 am, on Sunday last, John
Buckley, for some time q tFuekmAn on
the D. Il. Il N. Co.'S d0ek ct Portland,
/ fell from q three story window, bat was
not injured besond few bruises to his
face and head. He left his bed to get
some cool air, and evidently went to
sleep while sitting on the window sill.
The @. A. r. Committee on Reception
have perfe ted program IN which it Is
proposed to do honor 70 the greatest liv-
inc officer Of the war, General sherman,
| who ia expected there today. Conpa-
mics +, q and X will aot aa.escort TO the
pavilion, where varied entertainment
viii be had. consisting Of music, recita-
tons and speeches, not forgetting gen.
eEal handEhaking, after which 8 dance
will close the festivities.
Ths PrssbyteFians Of Portland are
about TO construct new church after
the Gothic style. The dimensions are
to be 14Oxe1 feet, and from the sidewalk
70 the top Of the stesple the hight will
be 17s feet. The church viii be- built Of
stone, with g slate Roof. The int rios
Of the roof will be Of exposed timbera
Of natural woods polished and paneled.
there will be perteoochere for leans.
The auditorium Will be 70x77 feet and
viii seat 500 people. In the rear will be
q lecture room S7xh3 feet, and adjoining
it q parlor and class room SKIS feet
The auditorium will contain four aislas
Tho choir will occupy gallery 11x3C
feet, above the chancel. Beneath will
be the pulpit.
The exhibit car that will leave Port
land under the auspices Of the State
Immigration Board will take, in add.
ti0n 20 the display OF products, about
10000 pieces OF literature descriptive
Of Oregon. Already 5000 pieces are
packed up and ready TO be shipped. OF
this amount there are 200 newspapers
$500 pamphlets Of "Oregon as Il Isl
and $500 leaflets Of the same title.
Washington, Benton, Union, Josephine,
Klamath. Lake, Linn and Polk counties
contributed toward this stock. Every
newspaper In the State has been re-
quested 70 furnish sample copies for
distribution, and already many have
complied.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12
IN ADMIRALTY.

TN TIKI DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
Il Third Judicial District o. WastiaRion
Iessitory, holding terms 81 Seattle Kins
County.
Black Diamoad Coal Miniag Company, II.
eeIiAnt, Is, atsamer :. L. Mastiek. Respoadeni
Public notica Is hereby givsa, that. where
- libel has been iled n The Dialrict Court
Of TIE Taird Judicial District Of WsshinEton
Territory, haldiog tsrms a. seattlo, IN Adsni.
rally, % ths iith dAy u August, 1855, b. the
Black Diamand Coal Mining Company, Llbsl
liant against TIE Steamer 3. L. Mastick. Der
tackle. apparei and faraituFe- whereof a. o
benjamin. b. Or was lately master. alleging n
sSostAnce thst The LibeiiAnt Is oorpoeation
orgapiSed nader he laws 81 The STATE q Cali
loruiA. and authorised % Do business IA said
ferrftorys nat he said steamer s. /. Nasfiek
= . drmestic vessel engaged IL towing or TIE
waters q Pugei souna. n aid District and
owned In slid bistrict; that between the lat
day e May. 1855 and the s0th dag OF June,
lass, said Libsi,snf. q tha rsQuas, Of the mas.
~ and osaar q sd steamer. furnished .
sid gsameE certain supplies Of coal which
Wort necesszry - enable ter 10 caFFg On said
eusnoss Il TIE aggregate amount Of s8s1 -;
hat No part thereof has heea pad. that I'D
. lien o. sad steamer
Aod for = seeood cause u action alleging
that en- TIE ia Aay q July. 1885. there was
owing 70 eertain sesmca "a ouard ssid steam
erEsrss for seFfiees perfetmed thereon, =
the request 81 snid nastsF, argreaafnR Ii
znoana The San 81 Sti46s: thai said MISTER
q said staaEaaF dosii ea O. dfschargs sa2d csas,
but had ne fuadH - pay said waees, ana enia
Libelfnnt. & tAe Request q Raid master faF.
niShed . sald vessel for TIE purpose 81 ray.
inT said waees, ard 90 hsr erelIit, he auu u
efal -. no Ear e. uhich has been paid. shsf
Eald reNssi h Beu lytsg Il tAs porl a. ssasiis.
IN said Dletrict ana that al and singalas the
sid PRESSES q . lrun AID within ths A4snl-
rally ana MartEInna fnstN4ic4sar 4 fhs unlta.a
stntns and IS this Courf.
Whorefrs sd LibsIant praFa far tks
usuai vFocsss aEafasf AID ss<RnleF. anf tssf
shs maT b aoa1smnea szd sola % pav asId
L1ba1iznfsa dslaand
1dW, s1ersfgre, tn pufs1AEce % the utuea-
ition unssz tha seal a. sid Cours. - ne 81
recsea and dslsveTad. DO hereby QiFa Eahsk
netic4 = al persons claiming aid siesmef q
I. Asstek, e a my maasEE ints1esisd thers-
"a. q kasstaz. - hayinE sEFfkinr % s4Y EsY
h sane sa1aid Ecf b eondE1lea And sid
Plrs1sns - tae prNFsf q sd tkbeIiaDt. tAat
tteF - s14 ARpsar before sid CcnE4 g b
AelA - aad faE sat4 fhtra Jaztelai pi.irtet a
arAttie, o. ThaYs1ay, TIE 28zh Car o. Auausx
3@ss, a II e'cseek n tie faFsnnoa ~ tat azr.
4 ths saRss sAoait - = Gag q i1ria1iefian.
0t1sfEiss. q he sent AZ - iarisdIcitsn
ihersafteE, tAee nd tksTe = iziefpnls : c.airs
fcF Ne sAue. sd - nsEka fhsfr aliezaffcnt q
tkzt ee1alf IT,. HAMILTON.
E.a Mazahai fus Wnahiaaaa TerrstoFF.
Daled Sea1fie. AEE1ss lltA. 1851.
eznrv1. AAz1 ; &rMlcxKx, ProcsoEs isr
L3ssilHna eanag
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12

NJ AHzms. fnrrsafrr q &c hrm e
EeAEieA1E B Adama. Aas laft IacenneE
4zd enns % 1aooua.
Ras. =. Il. Tkopson. fsrmassy a.
Ulgmp1A. haH been Glgclad nnsu1sE q
tne BeaE1 ~ Trustees e. IL San kE8n-
esq Theological 6szainary.
On Tnasany lass ~ lars PIE. drEsaz
that was 1eusd % TaoaEna from SszifIa
rauan1iF b fha Cuaan fify hogan ila isb
of dNFina pilaa On tie b As spuak AZ
tne Railroad ire1tle.
Washinetnn Tazritnry ms Lost sash
e a hsr old sssflers u Mr.. WiIli4m
OenlraIia, Lewis couutg, % AuRuzt 1sE.
and hia daaih il asepiy fsRrsf&sd By bis
friandA
As rs usefing e he q. A b ia Ia
cona o. Saturday evening q eommitiee
eonsisliag Of General SpraRue, Thomas
Cared ard r. W. B shf0rd vas ap-
pointed 10 make arrsnqenents 10 give
GeneEais Sherman and LlgWnn q reoep-
ton upon their arrival.
Ths Postmaster Geasral has iisson-
ttnnsc lbe posto1loa e Elhi On aeceunt
d Nc candidate foE posfmaslaE having
presented him o. heEsaif. Tbs mail ad-
dressed % Xiii will be daliyered hereaf-
ter at Snmner. All tie public property
Belongiaa - the olnee a. Eihi viii be
tuyned over 20 the sumner ofiee.
One Of the empIoymsnf agencies IN
Tacoma received weird last Saturday
shat 80 men will start from Cincinnati.
Ohfos for EllensburR 30 work on tue
railroad. These men viii be employed
on the eenfraet Of J. b Patton & Co.
and are the first 20 Gene from east Of
the Aississippi river for this purpose.
The TeaehaEs' Association Of SkA0it
county held in iFst regular meeting 81
Avon last Saturday. A permanent or
Ranixation was effected. J. B. Moody
vas elected Presidents. and Miss Nag
Bradley SsoEetaFy for The term Of one
year. Regular meetings we're establish
Cd for tbs second Saturdays IL Rebru-
airy, May, August and November. TIE
next regular meeting viii be held at
Mount Vernon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12
c. WILLS PRICE.
PICNIC GROUNDS.

THE MOTT BEAUTIFUL LAID OUT
grounds on Puget souEd. enc nile
nom P1rt Hiakeiy and two uiles frofn
bda1s Point. seIih I. on Bsis 6ridge bland.
Hne daoce haA.3 tcEriifu1 grove Gem
mittecs are invited. before EaaNg eIae-
where, 10 esu ard inspect the gTOunds.
eteaue r Hele4 GvcrJ othar dag, right %
TIE landing from HarriHxton 4 smftfir
wharf. J. - MAG RAIh.
aus In propsieicr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12
DKXfER HORTON kO0.,
BANKERS
SEATTLE, w. I.

DEPOSITS rucs3veG ana anauua,n -,
sahiec4 . Chock o. DFaf1.
Slght ExohAng8 ard Taia1rnahie Tran..
20 qn aan krancl1oo. Pertlnnf ana Ngw
Vera.
HlHha aails a. axrAMnxa drawn a wum,a
% aGss eiraea en- Lcm&ea. eVAllahle e.
where u &Hrura
10y tq1l1ea @ errfcRo1 necurftT.
RnAda stnck8 and oshnr Vnin~hiSs >.
oolyed O. aepouil fnE safs kserinl.
Oolecton1 maaa and procacal rrumra
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12
cEMERAl AND NERVOUS DISEASES

MARY a. LONGAKER, m. D.,
Graduate Of Woman's Medical College
o. Pennsylvania.
Once and residence, corner Cherry and
Third streets. Oltice hours from 3 % y
and fIom % o'clock.
Particular attention given 70 tho treat
mont Of Diseases 81 woman and children.
Consultations IN Englizh and German.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12

rs nick and aflcIsa Is aid aot fan % cal %
hin fheDsetar has visited TIE hospltais q
b1rope and obtained gTsat deal o. ValuahIf
tniornstion Bhich he a compsscui % imparf
VII make No charge unless be effects q cure
Persons cured 81 hcnaa Gail Or WRIT Al
communications strictly occidental. sem
IN doll1ft tcf : packaRe q medicine. AZ
aress Oh. ,. 2. aIBBOF. Bex 1881, San Pm
einco, 0sL Msnsios Pos ,-EN1xEEJsEacNa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12
STEAMER TRAVEL. EFC
For Port Washington,
Port Orchard and
Dogfsh Bay.

The sTEAMER SEATTLE
viii leave ehe had n po9f
Waahinefen f1F seattle On HanIav6 ara -.
days q a n Niii leaTe boaa - p5rt Orchard
s. 30 "a; Hitrheils at 10 ! NJ Foiuf
waite and RoVlaEe g. Al M. and vii give
a. -e4itie q p a. Estafa ~ 10 PR Wssh
lngtqa and foFa 0rcA4rd, VII lave HnrrisR.
20 smiths wharf Tunsdsgs and - ardass
a ESQ q No.
o. Wcdnesdsys 81 -. "a. VII leave hasa a
DOGMA Bay fer Sea -, leave Point Wbife
sao Portage a II n. E6t1Faine VIII leave
seatiie On sane dsy a 4 9. NJ
Fare irm zpT rolns On Pet Washinrtan o.
faft osch4f4. s9cs between port. 15a
lIb JOHN n. sIBBE. Master.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12
lNnah the sTKANRR
EVAMQEL
J. ". TARTK Massn.

J. W. TARTK. Master.
WIN Leave Yesior's wharf Seattle ever
Monday morning. AZ o'clock. fof
New Westminster and Yancouvsr. B. G.
via Port Towusend and The ialands,
And Thursday mornlngn. - - O'Clock. i1s
Vancouver, direct, via The Islands ed
Semlahnoo.
Tho Evangel arrives e. Vancouynz
the day after leaving Seatiio sad aflar
remaining there three hours iaaVra On
her return trip 70 seattle.
Fer freight or passage Apply % aGos
FOSTER. agent. OF on board
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BAILEY 04TxWxx, fEp. FwRnx.
hseS.deal vlcs Prauident
PugBt Sound Eatian2l Bank Of
Soattls.
Occidental Block.

QuY AND Skill F0RKIGN AND
- eoneH1tc eEchaaEa 1aRNfar mnaNY
" tasaErzeA . any paz4 e ~ unaae5
STATES And kurCEa. rac9sFe cepasieH a.
I,eneT az4 tMls pAm huakae cmfal1casss
CORRESPONDENT
Ianaoa y. ~. RefAshlla & RsnA
Ear4 - Hlt1echil1 Frarat.
New 4cEk, aEaueF Aazk a Casffarrfa
(AtGaRol CQmmNEclAi Nastaaal Rank.
n9sea. SAfelk NakaamAi Hank.
IS kFAarlAn1. he Bank e Cnlifcrwin
heE4a14. - INA NaktunA nank,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12

NNATIIlll- u 1IIlL q Il7Is
DR.. n. d. L.oNGAKnRl -Daar Sir Fer
years had bean AFFECTED with heaFy.
painful feeling IN my foEeheao. aad -
nignt Woui1 Be trou1led with cl14cu1
breathing. co1Eking ana expectoratlnE,
% that ! hA1 h1f irtle rest 1 was Fer7
miserable frum this cAtarxh o. the head
nose. ana the asthma. xnr which could
curable When 4 sought your care and
treatment. from which received reilef
In few aAya resulting In . permanent
cure
kram what / know Of Dr. Longakers
professional skill and treatment, feel
suffering kr81n dfaaase 70 him. with the
assurance thai they win receive NEST ex-
cellent professional and modicai treat
menG CLARK u. DAVIS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12
WELLS LINE SAIL VESSELS
ERoM
san Francisco 20 HeatSAe
II 5o 81 PIT

DIX. HOWARD. sole 0wnqE.
WIZ. from date carry TIE Unitod -tA.s
mail On Hoods C4naL H14Einf
bsek ever MONDAY and Friday m1fNlA4
z4li touch & Port 6amhls feF pal.
Or freiqbG arriving q 1ea1lA9 ~ -.
afteEnoon ri ming VIA ie4Fe 49,
WhArf a "a 81 X efefy Leell-I =
saturday Gtcfnl0F. tang Us -.
Port Gantia tor acabeek ard tni4A ~
me steamer Josephine VII ia4N1
anfYlrdav. - = - nnsrnrReFa and NgiNt
end rncelVa orders foF Az pQiEton 49, 49,
Canai,
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Never mind what you heard said
q maRiaarate h the pr0SinceA 10 q vi
neEss ~fsaa us what yaa aaw.n Ths vii
nWH vs. eluna bliad.
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE



Bispenaary No.M
KaArny street., sar
EAncises. Estab
nsAed n Iso&. fei
he sfeatmana O.
sexual sad samias
Diseases. such e.
0oNozAH1A. 0LEu
aFmCTuHH. BHFHu.
|tls IN Al iia forms.
aEMENAL WntKNnm
snd IMReTHNoK.
Loss Of manhood
ma~s.orawslw ~..li
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"a cARmAm. Il. q.

~ RAuUAXE or THM DKPART-
III r11Isf ~ aaeiicine and ergUrY a lie
University a. TIE clrT e New York
O1oe = tha Ssa1ria 6onoral Hospital
q Fourth and 1elI1Eeon slzee14.
Sneeinl as1sntion Elre1 - chEonle as
eaEes and al surgical cAsess $50 = the
disaaaas a. women.
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Tao9T.

DCRsK CONTAINING MONEY AwD
isvcr by lexglng The sane It this oiIiee
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c. &P. S. B. 3.


FOR FRANKLIN. BLACK DIAMOND
ian
forA6wcasfie and intermediates stations
d4lly. ~ IS 10 sad lo.to a n, and 1 D. ~.
Returning arrive q seattle from Cedar
IlFeT ekirn4ten q t.i1 p N. and frrm
Newcastle branch 81 90 .. N. Nm. 80
and SOP. n.
Running tine % Frankiin. z h. sew.
Running time % NepEcAsssa. 1 i. n "A.
In slfsct April 8 1Sa5.
PUGET souND SHORE RAILROAD
Trains leave seAtfie fer Esnt Stuck
9ant. lon. sumner. Puyallup and Tacoma
- t.ia q m ard 80 q "a.
Returning leave Tacoma Is p n. A.
living ~ 3eas3ia "a Go ,. 81.
Local ie4Fea 54nek 3anctien Tor seattle
- SIC .. N. and arrives e. IS AN.
I. J. A4AASkk. superintendent
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Or. n. D. L0HGAKER

GRADUATE or TIA UNIFER-
N nv q Pou1sYIFaHla has parma
nEn4ly located IN seattle.
Has removed his u1Lle8 an1 rezIdence
10 the curnar a. ChErry and Third streets
Dr. lanRaker makes specaalry o. din-
ea1ea of The
I've. Ear and Threat
Traats rrfVata. chrunie and ska dissasess
removes tumcrs and uloerz without pAzn
Or the nse e the knife.
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P0Tt RIakRIl and SaailIa

THE PASSENGER EANKR
- U@0 n eH ~.
CAPTAIN EuaUT
Wln le4Ee Seattle for Port Hlaknlg ernr
day Is q %. and ,. n. and F1ta1n "A
q. n. and ,. N.
For naasaee aDDiy on haasd. tsr
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7. T. MINOR, d. D.

OFFICE IN OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
~ rOoma and z
and 70 , N.
Teisphoas coanection-omee No. g.
residence No. IS
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$1,000 RRNARD.

DY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION
10 en- Of King oo1nEY. ". T.. ! hereby
0Hsr 5000 reward fer the arrest and con.
Victinn 81 the person, who, on the 6th day
Of February, murdered J. Manning Col.
man and Wilbur Potten, on Lake Wash-
inRfon, n said county.
J. II Mc0RAW. Sheriff.
Seattle. y. II, FEB. q. 1885. fe2S
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sEATTLE.NNAfr0M RAnTE.

The steamer w X MEMWHM wa
leave Seattle every sunday. Tuerdnr -
Thursday evening O'clock. for Vl's -.
calling e Mukileoo, Tulslip. cunrr1||'.
l&k hArnor, Utsalady, Laconner. NI1.|.
Anacorte1. Guamea, aamish. Halff1r''.
beliingham and Sahoms,
Returning viii loAVn Whafcom mwhsa
Monday. wednesday and Frifng nrrs
inea. - 3 0'olock. Tor 4caffia. oalI|nN
in,ermeolate pointa On tha way.
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SEATIlr-sKArII RIYER nanIl

The steamer DAISY wiz lauvn saniis
Tor Skagst river and way pnfiM a4uIT
Monday ans Thursday. ngtaIninR Iaes
days and Fridays.
For freight and passage aprlr Al csn
pany'a Office, on " oaler'1 Whsft. ssoI. tI.1lI
ne beats 81 the same wharf
mr5l-a GkO. 8. JACOBS Nr.
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GAL,-MUSCATELLE.

Ths crTstalIinsd salts e extracted from
grapes and fruit q most wonderful pro.
duc1 from Natures laboratory he great
"a sovereign preporAli1n ever placed ~
fQr8 tbs American putlic.
Eai-4uscatelle Ii &MtuFes own precinct;
Il supplies 70 the Waaxy system tho want
81 sound. Ylpe grapes and fruits " keeps
tho kood pErs and the brain clear Il q
natura1 BLESSING e the fARyed out aad
weary, az imperative companion % bust
ness men. ladies' and children. Have & ID
your hemes. travels, summer resorts and
naamfda erffaaon
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LONDON eAL-MUSCATkLLk


AAs@NAFtf-Nl A-ANAANAN-@A
Beware Of limitations. The genuine In
blue Wrappers only.
fT send for circulars 70 @. EYAEO-
WITCH, General American Manages,
p. o. Box 1868 New York city.
Mention this paper. For sale by A. B.
STEWART, SEATTLE, W. 4. 5el5awly
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION c.
Carrying the y. 9. Mali.
Tacoma, NalIlF { Poh faWn1lnd lI|I

ONE or THE W. 81 -
& II. Cos eteamcr1 -,
fWaehingtoa o. Edithlu
VII run daily between Tacoma and N..f
Townsend. leaving Tacoma anon nrsl'ss
o. tain and touching e aeaffla
Madison, bort Gamble Port Ludlow 4
Fort Town end. Returning loaVe -
Townsend every day except Sunday =
o'clock p. m.
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DIR. OLIVE1s.
VETERINARY SURGEON AND
Dentist. graduate OF the Ontario
Veterinary College, Toronto Canada. il
now located az Mr.. Sears Union aavery
Stable, corner OF Main ana Commercial
streets. seattle, where he may b con
suited on al diseases Of domestic ami
mails. and VIII treat the same BY the most
approved and scientific principles knewn
% the profession. Telephone No. 2.
1yl w. J. OLIVER. V. 8.
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TIE TOPIC or TEE DAY,
SICK HEADACHE AND

EaI- 18cateIle b ne beIl pfeVentIEo
ana ours for al functioaal arrangements
II the liver hilfeuan9&A Gick headache,
Temporary conRo1tion arising from alo0-
holic beverages giddtness. oppression.
RORe IN DIET, EATING OR DnfGK-
ING for al accidental Indigestion aris-
Ing from haGfT meals. nervousness, I'M
pure blood, notlioraah. itching. q any
ether ovar-acid state Of the blood b0ila,
skin GFupriona commencement Of dAph-
iberia. the effect Of woFuuriat poieona
and the beginning Of al fsye1 meaeies
Routy psiaon due q impure blood, and
aournags az stomach. Prepared b. the
rc...z....r 81 narae-l. a.nrr n N
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P.B.M.MILLER, MD.


SURGEON. MAY BIZ CONSULTED
~ a. his rooma In the Boyd & Foncin
building. Ielephona Nc. 81, lea