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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30

hAMpoEga's KEEunu ~ Load Randolph
Cturehiil ii "a alseped mAm. Tbs 1en-
nnioaaneea 81 iSns ffeeaon and gReAasE
responsibility hAa worked Ne ehanae
whieh thoas who baiiaye IL hin exDecied.
Hia gift u adAplahiligF e proved
Ssyond dsaiaL Save that the 1sry
spiFii working OF ils way san promp1s
him Is inferValg - twist he mnstae1s
uilh tie Hannal molion IL one tuFnzBg
haBdie, theEe i no tFae8 II hi0 o she
hapeFt Of Debate. His beaElng = A.
mosf peEpatualiy grave, his utteranee Is
aolomn and deep. b. has that ID bis air
and htg aspect WhiGh 9zggeats tie phii-
oaophie statesman Iona we4ned tFom
aii the passisna 1ha volcanic matter
might have arown cold g. tAs lava over
Rampsii, - governed, % deliberate 90
impreasivaly m.Re 10 his department..
LsRdoB Giobs.
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FlrEs-f hat - sou falis rr,rrfsIav Info
rs sEnaaf c1al tyia - adrsrstsisr ~
seEil{ 41Cpted b he canuHi4tea mea q
eaat =.
sa1oad-f 1at GurtnT tts no few ysars
- has eenGlsd aad Esl4 ~ any kandzeas
g tl1z g y kllf riFer zna ether hay. Al
q Shea aas eh1loe and eisaa, ana 49,
1tefA 81 $50 t1zEs1E&s e tuas q sraia.
sslaF Az4 tee1. hDlA god ana ctAefwszs
iAlr1~t taf 81 thlI pFeaent tinse - -
90 hAEa. An6 Aisa u has nsia4. rasf aa4n-
titsea @ tae anqVe EootA hM4 thAH Il
haas and haern - has kgazhs. 49, -
ezy, tCAs an4 iaFa.
kQ2rtt Ana fnAilY. he says tk4s a.
tseaxh ~ AAe sgsnld tAs klaw Hard GA
- Tar a. tAe nrWspaEaFe -, ~ RAJ 80
- ta9il4 ~ ass ieacR e. e9sinesa O. ths
aeAtl tnlirE he CHE1aaners - rnrs
tr1iA ~ theg ear slEad. aEd aaIl ~ tse1-'
: El2aE han1re4 ceza WOrtA 81 rosal
. : eQ.4Af. m3G
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NOTICE OF SALE

Is TIE DISTINCT corET o. TN
Fhlsa Fatistsl ustract e WasAanrsu.
t1FrttsEf. ee1di2E teF19 81 ssatz q = 49,
es1EtT. MssAirstaE f'eEisturT
Ne ets=-tne Hi1ck HsaMssd Ca N7stNz
aSaT&Ef aaA tnssFsSalnx fisziiazts. akasiss.s.
eersae tAe szFAUee = 4 Nests haF taeala
sFPaset aEt fzrr isaEs reaneateaA
Ssst1e b hasrkx Etvsn 1has. wterean ~ =
ezues ~ - skeNe eantlf eu1fs sssase.3 A.
Feoera "a sstt Ger "a ~ iGtA az q -.
iaaaNs lSsa - assss uAzaaf assaasse I
Assltsk. ~ iASkis EFFaasa, fasa7sasa. -.
wsrs egnltezneFt 49, srt1re4 - = s.sss Z. -
nEaarsr Fsaxl3et e tu. g. sssaer a nrsrzr
81 ~ slew nae.rt hslaazc
Ftsrtf.lEe, 81 - ssit ste1aee & esAac
nass1e1. - ~ tlgeeal hittsr { . es.A. = 60
Hass whaFG a. ~ cllF - seEEls = KasR
ecaals. y anA1rEt11 f.rE.lssF. q flll sa4.sS
sae,s-sk Il ~ tzEsnosa- 81 EaaEs1aE, - 1lsa
Is e Seatsmear iSsa
nstea a. istA az e se,.tu.rsse. Isl
= = HAaIL4uS
uals-a sl.ies NAraAai ~ WasAlsgsoa Re.
risSy. sstf e
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asa rseafa1 m1laa e ~ y q +.
G - 0sTmpi4, I'D SECS y, - -
soul1E EeeoluiLon1 uese 1aa-izs :
aszte
seia9 4 - - ~ 7nsy e 81 szela-
hsrs e f1s y. Q. !. =. = y nea1efal Gs
- ffsneT. t1zgs41Ee - i
a. Ihat ~ fta1 - 81 - EFe
ks Ien - sxtsrta1 % the Eeg ssan
EsTsl1xEi CnnEsnfnn, WaA rs 81
asa Hr& A 1888 fcr skA pasmk ID
&hF Fa9feFm wtiah mA8 anmxis nosas
NAara nsoam naeni i1R sulla NJ -
unessnn ~ farritsFiai FFuhlBn a
fhn eaoHis 81 ne IsFKfggg. mna ASS -
Fisnk - sfroaRIy en1DEmna uumans
sHNraRs.
Ara resolved. THIS 1hsnks b "a
AsFa1 - ne anaiFn1n 81 ~ 16arstsa
eonnfr 4aitasiian, ths hon. Il ~. ed
so1 ~ uBsirIna efcrl1 b ear heh4l1.
And - Il flEShex rs1oiFef, 1hat ~
nrEse s1e nEzsnixzfi11 % q fEoAisl.
siaa rarfy in the IagKitsEy e It's kima.
= Il you'd b eeEtun d4faat - ~ eaz1e
~ pFotiblfieu.
sIns b. ". goHzs. CIR. Sc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30
Money to Loan on Inn
proved Farms and City
Property at 9 per cent.
EDWD B. DOWNING & Co,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
over the First National Bank.
w. v. RINEHART q SON
DEALKRs IN
FANCY And STAPLE GROCERIES, PRO-
VISIONS, PRODUCE. ETC.

IL MILL SrREkf. SEATTLE, W. +.
10 Cur Customers AID FrSsnds
We pro- ose % Introduce In our business
on tha nIst Of the month. tbs Coupon sys-
tenn 30 m0ch In vogue In other PAGES, and
y hide We leave Il optional with oar Cus-
tomera we hape that ala will give it atrial.
- we are convinced the new system viii
Be Of mutual benefit and give IS orr rea-
cons the following AnvAnkmge~
k1Eet-Daaiy cnarRca % your ncccunf
Wih be nyo1oed. because, b. tnis sysEem.
there VIII Dc no pass booEa or item zsd
mon1hiy ullls; no charging en- The boaks.
consequently no posting. Is every sac q
. cAan SALE and IN fact saving much an
nos ence % the custtmer and Ayoadtl Z
disputss over supposed discrepancies.
eecond-At prevents fraud. which some
times ocoqre with pas b0oks. ana e sar-
wants viii hnd e iaaposslble = Eet gods
without tbs coupons customers ca no
oeuot app eciale that enc advantage.
fhtrd-hys,y sale being Q cash naie Gus
toners will know there Is notnfuae arapd
% them Which they have not had.
fo0rth--by bringing our business down
20 = ca4h bass We villa be eDahlsd 70 sal
eur goods accordinRlg.
ktKtA- customers paying for their booka
VIII BE- allowed q oiacoanE.
With this simple announceuaauf ws r..
spectfnlly ask that you win sry the Coz
pom SyetNm one month and II tf does not
Work % y0ur entire satlafnction We CA
return % TIC old method. RespecrfnIlY.
AS ". V. kINEHARf i Sun.
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NTscEELAEEoE8
--------r-----------r'
The Last Chance.
70 BBI WATER FaanIheE o.
nlIoTT BrE At RElsz
ABLE PRlcES
81 to 81 per front foot
We . HA y ms ArrOnrzD
"LADD'S ADDITION"
81 to s. per mont foot
WK HAVE nnES AproNTEI
w agsntsf1r
"LADD'S ADDITION /"

To TIE Gin az seattle. whiuA oumpEisss
A1lR 4. : and 3. CT aacfi0n n and la4 /, aan-
elnn Is, t0wushin IS MARTA. range eaa2
nnar HuishB Cove, and We mremuahnKxs1I
10 aell the eamo fer from g n &8 peFfruma
f00E % Kilior Bag. aad from - q SIS
por ioE not wafer LonkaEHs
1hia i ~ Tar t4e cheapeE1 pEuRsEkT j
thai paFs o ths CITY. and Is beaa1ifaliE
hid out according % TIE tgpozEapAy q
the ground.
Psrties investing In this prupsrty nov
eannot help but make moAsy.
TKR1ES-so PER cEsr Down, BALANCE
N ;. 9. > AND - MoATns. AT - FEReEs1
Tide, U. s. patent 70 ". s lad. The
DECD from Ladd and wits 70 Geo n KIT
finger. Plated b. kittnEef. who VII
give warranty deed- No nETTxR TETLz
ON EAETH.
A lev blochs. only. Coz sale 81 fhens
prices and On shese ternla
1uppeas you buy hlccx a $40 q $500
N0u pay Mper cGnt down. Rowik 40 O.
al80 No more paymsats Err 4 ssansha
A. soon ~ the SeaEtie. Lake shore and
Eastern railway cnnmanca work YOU
block VIII Be worth several fhauaand col
lara Yea thareby riak . few aollara 6
make stake.
DO NOT buy thiu pEopa-iy IN you an1
the price asked % ~ y not = pr cauI
lea than you c4n 81 othar pruneEty ID
joining. or IN that vicinity, We viii nakl
you 4 present Of q block. Try Il ard -
We shall positively withdraw tbs adj
tiea from the market. e thase pricas
when oRs-thiFd Of if 4 sold. THKsE All
QUIZ INSTRUCTIONS
N. Rive hereby offer and have pur
chasers far ever acre q land within -.
half mile Of this aacftion. n any aiFec
ti0ns At $50 per acre.
G. G. PHIMMEY a CO.,
James street
au26dw Opposite Occidental Heksl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30

In OTIS AND BLOCKS FOR sALK m
~ North Seattle.
Lots and blocks for sale IN d. I. Dea.
ny's frst second. third. fourth. nth and
sixth additions.
Lets ana blocks for sals IN D. I. Dan
nyis Park addition.
Lots and clocks for sale IN D. I. Den-
ny'H East Park addition.
Lots and blocks for sale In Mob Hill.
Lota and blocks for sale IN Greenia ad-
diffon.
"A house and Loo far nals In d. 7. Den
ny's firth addition, $3.50.
Lot 8, block s. d. 7. DennT's third ID
dition. $50
Lot block ss. D. 7. Beany's third ad-
dition. 500.
a hoGss and lots in D. I. Dsany's ffth
addition, el5oo.
Lois and 8. block Z. in Ban and Dan
ms addition, $500
Houses for rent and for sale.
Loans nagoeiated and investments made
Taxes paid for non-residenf pAEtie,.
Orders for all kinds Of rough and dress
ID Lumber, Lath. Sash. Doors and Mould
inga. viii receive prompt attentiaa
CoEreapondcnce from abroad selected.
seldwGm
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EmA4ca coaL MrxB What IS knuwn
e ths North western Coal CompanF,
eonaeunsnd q n CouiteE, J. r. Dagid and
d. n Bssum. ne lM1tar oee % tns prp.
pxsstcss ~ tha q. a @. ". Railway, are
no9 epaninR pee is4d On ths ssasso
zeal pIpp4Ksg, whern they h1se sbouf 4o
mau ezspt9yea. They hass Knn tn
mel II 80 feet. und are Is HoFk % 3
psln feet 10 ttioE1eNl They expaot
asaa . hags eual n - MARKET fFom
f1e nsu mins. The eoal ia sid - Be-
Ignite, aid ths o8Defs eoaGideF Is =
ts fhs bast II tba TerFitoFy. Iksse has
eean coasiderahls taik b he ouneFs q
tie sid r1flfe8d companT q extending
gnsiE road from leuino - ~ mtnea.
Sad oontiuuiuG t1eiT tt8ek - Ulyupsa
aawn ths wsas aldo 81 tha uhaaneI g
desp Waaaf, wish q gieW 81 esee1inE
bankers for fhs shipment Of eoai.-
Tacssta Netcs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30

AcrrvK BuuDma OpEakxIoNs. Build
inc 10 beth city and oountFy al over the
Rncide Ooaai Il pregKealing at 9 rate
nsTaE before attained, and tie hoDe
oaasunption % inmber h ooEEespsRd-
inniy large. We hare nov einee Jan
aaEy lEf feoelV4d ~ this city ever tWo
hundred million feet Of lumber, and
stocks are no1 unusnai e this period Of
ihe ssar. We have been able o nlake
an advances 90 several descriptions
swioe ID he iaat ehroe mouihs. This
speaks Of . fair share % pFosperify--
S. =. Gem. Herald.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30

CONTAINING q ACRE8 SITUATED
~ - milns naEth a. Saakfsa. q - -.
Krarh roa1- wkich y TIE bast rod = Karx
co111T. Ahogt 5 acE4 are hs91am ia1l
A Eps1 vel a. water a1d aanz-aai- -kasf
s1aEy 6o1se. via l4nas cezlAE. Ahaa1 8
Faa1s Ala. - hearinx hul1 sresA va
- sd eaenp. Nur f1F1hMF pAExtcasrs
aa1Eess r. u. PARkAk
seArria W p G. aEply . III e a.
Brsm1ag1 @s dw
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Eaanrr ss.1s.sa = Nd. So fzrs,
s.l.tl. 1lilfsr -. So nl1rf5 &E4sx.
80 DEs1e1a.rr 415s 50 ~ Hssz4. ~
3 4s4s N11 aIsa ~ Cap1ls 3. = snegk
- 3 . ~. tosT6 q; WeaE L.aan-
~ ~ And y nark - puay asml
~ ~ s.an.
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Republican Meetings.
TREES and PLANTS.

A VERY FTAE VARIETY or
ltc tnx ths fail trade.
Order eAEiy. Sad eur prica list and DE-
Wcrsyt1vm cA1NiaEue " The CS9varzale
Fruit Fmrm and Poultry Yare. Samkf3a.
So W. HI DAVIS Pnan.
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Gard Of Thanks.

THE UNDERSIGNED. SISTERS or
a the late Mrs. q. X. k0bb, wiah 70 ex-
pres their thanks % those fFiendH who
- kindly nympathised with and assisted
them In their late bereavement.
LAURA VAN SAINT.
HkLlM VAN SAINT.
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To ihR CeneraI PnhIic.
HORSES P0R SALE.

ONE SPAN OF TRUCK HORSES :
~ years old. beth mares; also . 1t q
z , and 4-year-olds. all graded PsFcharong
geltlo and well broke also my Pcrcheron
stallion. Grey Prince. For further i1far-
matian addre8 WI MUNKS
aelldWlm FIdaleo. ". q.
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The aatention Of steamboat men &
called 70 the united States MAEshala
notias, for aala Of she steamer Masfiek.
IN another onlumn. sezl '
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SIS REWARD.

rHn ABOVE REWARD WILL BIZ
paid for information which viii lead
% the arrest and conViction o. any party
% parties VINO may have damaged tue
lamps o. wtru o. The seattle kleeGrtc
ce 1921 J, s y; rElN e.,
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Nursery coveTnesa.

A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A
"A poeiEc1 e. nurserT eorer1saa Sks
= 3 <op1 uewar sa1 > wta3lg - naAka
-. WA EAiiA VT. aAs
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TAILoRs WANTED.

TWO FIRsT-CLAss COAT MAKERS
4 steady employment ~ Portland prices
Apply % ID. D6N sDALE & Co, New
y Westminster. Ia. G. seD3
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Rooms 60 Let.

CoME NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
- g - - Tie suuth wei corners e lard
All ChGtg stnoetA Inqaife o. sha
nles1ieea- sell In
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ExperIenced Nurse.

An EXPERIENCED NURSE DE-
< airaa engagements. VIII receive pa.
fienta ~ house o. 70 cut, a. preferred,
Apply 81 this ofiice. sa1Se
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


OUR HOUSE, WILL BIZ CLOSED
- today 90 account of . holiday.
SCHWAhACHEh BftlIt3. q co.
saaffta SEM "a fEE
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Az KxEReKfIc. EDCCATED NAN.
~ Wss1. = g - 3 pr tAy. 4Asa =
Nltstsle-ARee Han Wg1h Ee1a kH91ta1za
e nns1lc1a A4aresA stNttnH A.. -
B1rieasa. g. h1x Sc. EsArtlA M3Iz
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AGU@IC.

Miss MARY GRATKE. TKACHER
VI for Piazo o. 0rxEn- win Be ssund e
The residences 81 Mn. BucionR. eenana
street,. between Unioa and PikeL ssl1 In
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TEE CoCsCTL-

OLYNPrA, Jan. Z.-Rsavis introduced
memosiaI pray ing for the forfeiture OF
the northern Pscic- land grant.
Jacobs introduced bill iapsroprisiine
tl4o to pay q. Hanford. Of seat,le, for
printing the message of the Governor
Passed.
Jacobs introduced bill authorizing
tee city OF Seattle to esiabIisa q street
over tide water. The bill was indefinite
iy postponed by request Of the author
i-aacs introduced bill defining the
duties Of Assessors.
BY Reavis, Authorizing the Commis
soners OF Ldncsln esaniy TO build Q
court house.
BY Young. Amending the gross earn
ines lav.
The Attorney General bill passed
lhe bill prohibiting municipal corpo-
Fafiens from employing certain aliens
vas indefinitely ostpened.
Ihe artesian vells bill passed.
Report OF the conference CON mittee
on the Seattle charter was adopted.
TIE HOUSE.
The Militia bill was indefinitely post
poned.
The committee on conference report
ed favsrsbly on the Council amend
ments to the Seattle charter. Report
was adopted.
Ihe special road tax bill Of Whatcom
coan.y was indefinitely postponed.
Bill for locating and altering reads in
Adams county passed.
The Womes's Cnristian Temperance
Union presented magnificent horal en-
blem-, accompanied by letters 10 both
Houses Thanks we're returned, and
the flowers orderei placed on the desks
Of the presiding officers.
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people Thi ukiHd OF talk would prov,
: enectoai: Tor -ouns th~se heroes tad
cioses the love Of fifty million peooIe. q
ibornas moved 20 reeommit the baiI.
peneinR which Warner moved 10 Iay
zoe bill On the table. The latter mo
tisn va. lost by yeas l05. navs l57, bat
o-lore the motion to rsc0mmit vas pu.
tos morning hoar expired.
lne House then proceeded 70 the con
Hderssion Of the bill declaring forfeit
Cd certain land grants to the States 81
hssisslppi, Alabama and Louisiana, to
sld 10 tie construction Of r.ilrssds.
lhe bill 10 Identical With that passed by
TIE house in the Forty eighth Con-
Rress, except for an amendment reeon-
nend,d by the Committee on Pubi,c
Lands excepting the Gulf and Sbip
Island road Of Missiseippi fro,n the op-
Grafton of the bill.
Ioe question being on the amend
meut OF the committee excepting the
dulf d Ship Isiand road. 10 vas rsject-
ed by yeas s3. nays l7s.
Holman offered an amendment thse
the lands restored to the public domain
shall be subject 70 entry and settlement
under the provisions OF the homestead
ia1, providing. hovsves, that If sales of
any OF such laRds have herstofore been
made by the United States, saoh sales
are hereby confirmed. The amendment
vas adopted. and the bill a. amended
passed.
The House then adjourned
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DaRf1CIIIlEs ~ TRAvEL ALOsC
TINE COLUMBIA RlyER,

The steamer Olympian left here at
1890 o'clock yesterday morning for the
Lower Cascades, 20 break the Zoe in the
Colu Il bia aud reopen navigation in that
river. Superintendent II. 3. Rowe, Of
the y. 4. i N. Co.. vas aboard. She
moved along slowly, and at ls30 pm.
Vas reported opposite Treutdale. At 3
pm the operator at Aultnumah Falls
autographed that the steamer had not
yet passed that point. He added that
it vas raining bard aud the weather vas
foRgy, and that the steamer might have
PASSED by unnotioed. The Olvnpian
returned here at O'Clock last evening,
and reported that she was unable to
proces d any further than Troutdsle.
Yesterday the steamer Hsssalo started
down from Crates Point. one mile west
on a mission simil n to the DIV plan
But II 10 doubtful " she made much head
way, a. it 10 reported tnat there are sew
Upper Cascades.
inches Of rain fell at Sacramento and
.45 Of aninoh at RosebarR. Heavy rain
falls are reported from all points IN Gal
h~sh'nf pSAtsoetsify hDoot LAW hukcIcs.
This insures Q good crop In Californis
this year. Large Numbers Of sea Rulls
we're flying around the city yesterday,
which 10 said to be . coed indication
that heavy wind storm vas prevailing
at the mouth Of the Columbia.
Four locomotives we're thrown from
the track one mile west Of Bonneville
Saturday or Ssndsy. They we're runRine
snow piow when they came in collision
With large block Of Toe on the track.
One OF the locomotives vas throwR
shirty feet. The damage 10 said to be
about $1,000.
Variable weather vas had along the
line of the y. X. Il N. Go. yesterday.
There was no wind. The thermometer
ranged from 32 to 52. The snow vas
melting rapidly at all points, Portland
Setns.!
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"LirTLE NAG. TnE yEwsLEx ,

A great many people think that BE-
.se was attach d by ths Sheriff ID At
! sas entirely closed out. saoh is not
the case. | claim 70 have the best
stock of fine goods in t. city today,
which am selling a. iths same
price that yoQ will paw f6i plated or
gold front goods. and e. 81 indusement
to purchasers ! will give every lady
buying over S q name pin, such as
Carrie, Hattie, Maggie, etc. Diamond
goods at less than cost. II. c. Nc
LAUGHI.Is, 6l2 Front street. delO I'm
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DR. KKLLooa's WORM TKA is entirely
free from all Mercurlai properties; can
be given to the weakest constitution
without danger; is palatable and easily
administered 70 children; is mild in op-
Grafton, and never fails 10 effect cure.
Price 2s cents. Seld by A. b. STEWART,
Seattle. oo31dW6n
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Az there IL and has been certain
party or parties peAdlinR jsvslry
aroaad the Sosnd claiming 20 be or
calling themselves Little Mao" l
would like 10 call the astentios Of the
people TO she fact that deny having
any connection. either 10 the past Or
present., With the same. II. q Nc
LacsaLlN, the original Littis Asc,
the Jswsiier." delo In.
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EDrroR Posr-lNTKL.IoKNcKR
Referring to an article in your v,lua-
ble paper Of this date We ask in the in
tsrest OF justice that you ali0w os to
make the following correction, giving
facts merely, leaving the animus OF lite
suthor f,r future consideration. The
Seattle company referred 10 10 legal
and bosa Jide ereapix .tion, doing oon
servativs aud legitimate business, faily
able az veil as willing 70 make good all
It's contracts and pay 100 cents on the
dollar.
We are not personally acquainted
with Mr.. Mckinnie (possibly be and
Col. EIderkin may havs hurt some one'.
corns). Col. Elderkin 10 an honest and
honorable gentleman, doing a leeiti
mate, stright forward busipess. aud ve
are eonfident that the com panies be
represents, thsagh not in the "oom-
pAc;," are sound and reliable, and de-
serving Of oouhdence. We are, respect
fally, THOMPSON. MIcxrL d 20.
SEATTLE, Jan. "a. 1886.
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Simply this, and nothing more,
IL same from HAsBROUcK d. rKRsY's store;
Has proved to be the thing 10 cure,
Pleasant tasting, safe and sure.
THAT oUx rREK (EUcALYPTUs) COUGH
SYRUP.
So valuable for oouahs, colds, ssre
throat. vhoopinR cough, bronchitis,
symptcms in tse throat, and
all tendency to consumption. The only
Cough Syrup that dose net sicken the
stomach. A dollar sizsd package for
i've cents. Sample bottles free.
HAsnRoucx i TEHRY.
no ~ 6m Sole Agenta-
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AsslGNnENT or CAlsEs.

The regular term OF the District
Coors oonveDes in Seattle oo the first
Monday in February. Judge Greene
has made the following assignment Of
causes for the first week Of the term:
rBEsDAH
1877. q. q. Hsller W. WIN b. Moore:
motion 70 revive judgment.
3736. Vim. Harkins vs. Gormley a
Fletoher: contract.
1854. Gordon Hardware Co. Va. Wu.
Harkins; account.
1857. Ballard d Hatfield W. William
hsrkins; account.
1877. 4. Wiokstrnm and A. Amunds
VI. wm. Harkins; aecoant.
4t2S. Robert Levy W. Thomas II.
Bates; promissory note.
wEDNKsDAY
46l2. Jacob Coner W. VIM. Harkins;
46l3. James Moran vs.. wm. Harkins;
wages.
4sbe. Carrie Franklin vs.. J. H. No
Grav. sheriff; replevin.
4l96. waddeii q Miles W. j. @. Brit
tain; account.
4l99. Levi W. Foss vs. J. C. Britain;
account.
+l23. Thos. Crasuey Va Western Mil
Company; damages.
THURSDAY.
AIS. Puget SQUAD Furniture Com
psny W. II. II. klinRel; account.
4441. W. @. Squire W. H. r. Walls
worth and H. J. Gaines; account.
ASP. N. 3. Cody vs. K. A. Therpdiks
ct ux; promissory note.
44S9. James II. Woolery Va. Thomas
W. Proach; damages.
45l4. United States W. 36 cases Of
tallov and other property. John Brown,
claimant; suit for condemnatioa Of
wald & Campbell vs.. c. p. Farrar and
wife; account.
452S. Arthur A. Denny and F. y. Pre-
fUntaine executors Of the last will Of
James Crawford, deoeased) vs. II. l..
Yssler and John Leary; promissory
note for $2200.
4536. Thomas X. Ensminger vs. Clas.
X Jenuer and wife; mortgage for 5000.
46o4. A. L. Palmer vs. Ida NJ. Pink
ham ct al; promissory note for 5000.
46ll. James Oldfisld vs. Western
Mill Co; account for ,bor. $2l2 50.
1853. George Dsnecker Va. Lue Fook
ct AL, doing business under the firm
name OF Tong Ys ChonR; damages.
4709 A. NJ. Snyd vs.. Curtis ID.
Brovn6eld. appeal from Justices
Court; damages.
SATURDAY..
4T5i. Robert Scurr a Co. VI. Ii. l..
Yeslsr: account, $l0<S.90.
4776. Edward Lynch vs.. VIM. Gross;
appeal from Justices Court.
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W. p. Borp q 90. are agents for the
.'Genuine Foster Kid Gloves" They
have been tried and tested for many
seasons until their popularity b firmly
established. Of all the IMPROVEMENTS
ever applied 10 gloves, Posters Nev
Patent Heoks" are the esestese- They
ns gracefully and their durability is An
soksesledeed fscs. aos
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LIBERAL CAsm Con n MlssIeNs

Will be paid to all sho may enter the
held as canvassers for The True TosE
Live agents wanted in every town and
district in the Territory. A paper will
be mailed free TO every one sending us
the names of Ave new subscribers.
Terms rs cents per mouth g.. 50 per
year. Address HoNxR NJ. HrLL, Seattle,
Wash. Ty. deg
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FURNITURE CHEAPER THAN Evm.-
The Lake Union Furniture Company
will give special bargains for cash for
the next 30 days. Parties wanting fur
nitare will do we'll 10 take advantage OF
this effer. Salesroom corner Mill and
second streets, opposite Occidental Ho-
tel, dec