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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07
Peculiar Ia u Boarding school.

Their. j, fashionable boarding S,h~,l in
NtW Nurk WHARF the "Nuun- luih>' ata
tau. la L. enter AMI grt cut II e;utiIgr \
,rhrt' m,th TIN pr"l-r l.'lal arrangements
for THIS at ~ rNcivl>,, whnth determines
AdN itt,iu- ami claim tu s.ial position, /,
Lrt IN tho hack tanl ut the educational Is
Enlistment, aml thrr' the ",HrtlaIt ckiN>,>'
nrr ldt tlra.Ih the np'>t urlueu> training.
Another accomplishment, peculiar I" TIM gill
EDGED academy, Is learutn. 10 eat asparagus,
ulau.,,'~ lraIs~ AMI uth,r lnlrN AMI untlan
uG,,l, NrIlri~, ma stNl' that rllll represent
tlrI4rt,,.tIun ii tihh' naull,N. h",L liuus'.
ln.uIIu
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07

WORT comes from FORTRESS Mpnrc-', Va ~
Oh" gallant r'.rur IT an English TOURIST,
1hon4. .u,..uthaiu, II London, from
drowning 10 TIM hay ~ lr Irving e Rosy,
Il noted simmer, formerly surgeon II the
tutwin during the Jraunett. search rylsaii-
tiUn Cunning ham confident II hi-strrngth,
hal wa.,rr that h" would reach the raj
blipv. "A quarter II mile uut h'.ynni the iiuat
anchored IA oiiuit dI,tHn"" from the shore
Beyond the float tho current was strong -
s,'u,'I ART and only vigorous swimmer can
huli hi, own against 1t Dr Rery-. while
r,.-tIfs un the hoat. observed the Engll.h
SWIMMER throw up hI, hands IN distress, aud
tbo ip'tJr plunged to his r-,, ur On reach
Ing him tn trtor called out. "If you utp.y
my ofdel- ! Il ave you II you don't will 1T
you drown The Eu,lIshInan ois'yei, and
by feebly treading water enabled the doctor
~ grasp him by the naI.s VI the neck AMI hold
him until h. recovered hls breath The dyctDr
then succeeded IN pushing him In 70 tho shore
-BultiMorU sun.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07
youro Ialies in the Country.

at is well enough to 60 into the country
and pay TENN. aal croluet, 50 on fishing
.1.l.r..o.> and plru.ts, AID sit in the hot sun
hall II the day Tut what shall one do with
their rou.rlslunG Ialnentd a fashionab!s
young ll.i, iAc o.Eer day.
Som. a.. . ...,s.,-ted that it was fashionable
brtlru bonl. Of brown As AL lnaian.
"tn, 4,u,t r.t brown she eI laiIneh' \
TIM, y ,lar..,l rel. cad tlen my kin beglns 70
CONF III a. nv face sets rough and doss 'los
l.Ck hi all Ir:tty
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07
should Harden the Little lsoli.s.

To get thu fan l"n,iit Of the summer Nara
ton litth' piri- should not l"' dressed every
day a~ thuIl,h on "a SUNDAY >h"l plrnir 81 IA
training n, embryo tslh>, lut their "arlruls'
Should h. simple a,d comfortable, permitting
the f,t'>i -, iion Of hung, nni limbs II /, not
enough that when they return they u" rs
brown ~, berries" but digestion should lr i'm
pru,rd endurance increased and muscles
hardened Dr j II Ripley IN itthyhoud
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07
several Methods Ut Removing stains.

Table linen and other articles that AZ, liable
tu br stained Should u" carefully examined
betur, washing AMI such eI"t~ removed by
soaking IN milh ~ dipping IN melted tallDw,
frult stains disappear WHEN equal parts Of
L,r,rcI" and soda are applied cover wIIo
dI,suIuratluu, With salt iamlnucl
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07
How to (hno,c Wall paprr.

Light wall paI.r should h. ch">.n"na sun
the hght paper i lighter unl REFLECTS hrlGht
nr,, and the dark paper l. really darker, on
the, wall than when ,ilr ,nh uut> Is shown IN
thu hghl,d roam. 1t wouhl h~ we'll II .nlsr
hangers h,d u corner rack, that l. ON wi,i n
right angle IA 1t, to ltid,r uf the reflections IT
two walls IT ANY sort oi plpor thtrlani
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07
Politencss Of . Newport Coachmnn.

A wealthy New Yorker had cnghgcl
splendid cottage AT Newport, and also "A new
driver for hIs horses The driver wa, advi-d
u h. very polite If he intended ~ keep bis
place. Accordingly when the master went u
the Quo.n Anhe stable the following dialogus
ensuel. Master We'll, John, how are the
horsesi CoachnaE-They are quite well, sir,
thank you, and how ore yout-Bston BeS
con
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07

bit II u,alk ;s \asear prliuat,~ nl'vut
4"l have hS'n drawn IN nup'I,l n'"'~'' The
tail il,ou iuI, HIT have taken up various
cailtn4> llD'n me /, ply -lrlan>, organ
Its, lo huukh~l"rs, ! cl.IuI>t~, u Sh"i
pilnrllnl,. . farmers, | census ,klk, =. meur
ptr' agents 80 tea hrs, u artists Law
chih, : librarians, lrnptlst l2nti,t teachers,
Sa.trunnnir.,l assistants, journalists ) gym
nH.tn teach, ~ !nis~,uuail,>, ipuhllr pynitS
ami / Authors chicago Herald
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07

thins leslie the JOY II Ter prr~rnte ami #
E,..l,.. ever thinks that she La> impaired hsr
ntr,ou, dtprys,lon L. him, from wh1sh, Ifs-
>ltly. If be le san>ltINe ami never ~ luNun-,
be cannot rally f-ClsVflaud l.-asttr.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07
n"i,n kunt Juk>on'S >cnsitivrnct<.

NJ CO.. hNrd h.anty more than she. no
one ,o,,Ii Il, I,n lat, the body more when 1t
began t. l-, II, freshness For strong
yuun, .iD - ~ Tia n priInr, for blooming IN
and N .t,l uuua.lhuspl she had an aimiIa-
tion Il i.ph hIu almost ~ unqualified II. II
Gre idl hi very alteration If physical
luN,.., ..,,h. lar peculiarly sensitive To-
in, 80. ,.nd the dismal arcumpalnn'nts
Ui g., ~ h"r own ease, when acchlrut
br,u l.. a.u,uuty uIotn her II was rrplN,d
AT t. uaa .Mi,ti,r ut disgust "A kInl uf
,nl l. o.. OBJ. Nr ,,uril, at which. perhaps,
on r.,I. ultur arr 'ali,blr She ~l"'k" II
hri H. -. =, - carer Of disgrace II was
InH. ..tt ahl}. Tor the lu>~ 1T creature runl-
tull . i.ui' even the hong train Of ailll'tIuns
which It tutalhd th,~r she rult endure;
tho, proved n tact "a field for Tia, exercise
uf Iortltuir Win, h was little short uf hrrulr
Health meant liberty it, boss an endless
s.ln- # u.-r tu~ affecting her actlNlty
and th, i.r, play 1T her intelligence. She
resented them IT. something outside Of hrr
sell which deserved only contempt aud
rhat-n, Hrl,mtl she thought, could lit
itself above thpm va above them
lhruupl put her -ullrrings, She kept her
sunnIr 81 splrlt. her serenity AMI ,la--
tcity. And sir continued Ia work. This, ia
drti wa ii, integral pant Of her creed 10
tllul- AMI dilcttaui she had always turned -
cold huuld'r they hal 10 place IN her
sch,iIIe II things If lrf antllntly assumed
at tiiu,- humuIuu, iurni, 1t was non" the
less real and deep seated 1t would have
gratiii,td TN, most riglI economist To- have
Al. tI.,., Il
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07

Al Phla,ha with IncksonvlIl". 1amUu A koJ
W,tt Halfway aud ~ Aupu~tlu" uitl FHlnka
Railway, mt tH-t aver si"nintts tor ~ Au-
viiatIlr, btr'n COVE springs, ln,hAuu, lie
AMI all points Nurth IH-i Hnd west hhd with
M ttSpr steamers for south tiufilH. hls0
with the 1Win Srrrw Iron St,aul,t ''tiy Ut
pnintkn nni steamship tty 81 Monticello,
tor huii.-ton, New York, iiuutun. rhila,l"l-
uhin. rtc.
NM ifn,na mike close connection both ways
vIpJ T. Il. " rs ~ ,ksunt ~" with A.
liant e tunai Line" Fast Mail,
At GAINESVILLE with thirUgh Pullman al'rp-
era uvct savannah. tlpIhla W. st"fnNy tor
Ncw ul,.nns, trtlut Keys, Pensacola, Savhr-
nah, Albany, Huuipuin"t), luusNIiic, ~,
IuuiA aud nl points west
At ,naln wlth Florida Railway nnd Naylsa
iiont co. and HACKS Tor SIlNrr ~piinlH.
A. Aston with -. Johns tilti steamers tor
ia, SONY Ilit., SHntuid hId way iHnltnys
~ Ir,ainIry with the ~ Juhns anh Lake
Hl4il- ia, I-iuu 81 the tlurtdh southern NHtl.
way, aud tn,nia on Lakes Harris ana tu-tiH
fut points on axes.
Al Prinirrtuua Ferry With Snnih tlorlih
H'y f,r Ihk'lhnd TAMPA, 4 i-TIhin", harlow,
Orlando sanford Tnk'tin~u AMI tntl ijs'".
r.tpsAN1, %. W. lIlulNWE Eli.
Grn,inl Nsnas.t. U"n'l Pass. Agent
A.. tuwAr. tie, Tray. Ast
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07

The good housed ce,Sr iJrgats that the large
hou7c with Il. wc4lt4 Il Furnishings and It's
many caro- - Wu.. h -nr t'lAly d.votes her
a.It hil. alytAin. I, DO with Il Uh, these
hou.,', AMI tie furd mother - proui II her
wtlI-dr, sd children, and, perhaps proud as
well " Ill, fact that /: j., al her own Work,
slit h. ar' ~ uty "ay Responsible tJT tho
trelnor aui tac LJt fash t!Idt u, slam u
door VIII p,oIur., u IN liability ~ he pa
tirnt with tla W,.i,t:r ha,Er, that need slch
CAREFUL el..lane. what l.f.n. wife whose
heart B.. -t.. i! trr throat, AZ tue seeming ab-
strs ton II Ltr husband Il. Dizziness nr some
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07

W. commonplace fellows seldom cut very
inspiring tigurr IN dup'ls With the woman who
thinks Sl1uur Max
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07

Meypry wonlall's ,,nll IL reared house. II
io,", AMI man may dwell therein II Ia cal,
lind Hni korp the hey NlghOr Max
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07

A ,hr"l for training nurses IL :" b" stab
li,he'i il japan under 'hnrge Of II lady from
Boston
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07
VIII Make t,uoa Ironing Holders

1hetoI~ uf heather boots, not tto heavy
enter into the manufacture" Of g'"h ironing
holders. ~ heather j. "A non conductor II heat
Cover with Two thirkwSo,s If oh cotton
flannel
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07
s EEl3I3:Il1liu !.
TElil:EEI2JzH5I;}7.
Tropical Trunk Line.
nIKE.r NII.EAII Enrrr

DIRE, T AII-EAII. Ktt-TE
HkTsEtN
Jas S0Ts5'.f. Magnolia Green csse Srrrg.
81 Augustine PdG'aa ebres.Jls. 0,ulu.
ieeStaFg. Seattle DetaaL Enterprise. E,ls-
mite. SaHfart wiH'pr P,Irs, Oriarb. lama
AM Sosttern F0rtlu
GtttNts so IA.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07
MNiS IINl.
tuNNIi TIONs.

STEAMERS \ !. LANE MD ilSrAlth
Nah, taIiv dutiih tutIhd trip4 81 Ihkts Iuiis
nud Iihrri4. tuurhInp ~ nii landings.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07
81. JOHNS AND HALIFAX
Tbs, White.
RAILROAD.
Nay rn. <sn.

NORTH But Nj.
Ia rumt ka a. IA.
AtIttr buil>ton. o. a. m. UftsTuE tuuHrt-
tam a nh D.. 4. \ h. ~. Nv tram n hi, IA ItaN,~
tstittAa AT III. aTrtkr ia N>sIuttiI,' H. D. IA.
SET rti tut Nj.
IJ3te Et'l~tou, n ~ a. M
AfrNr fomokT, n m, mHhlus Suuutrttau
Nltt D., 4. h. ~ tram ~hlch ka,r>
IA, k~tttN llt,' : Ia anne ftistks b. b., a. IN
NatE Nu,I. Tran rius hal, t,srpt SUNDAY.
NHtt n. teHntttpnu trtsrru rd.ttkt
'tH ltuli>tvu D. ma,,' tN ttItN
tttt a. ulAkv ,untt vttlu " 10 IA tram ~ Eunl,-
~ tur t'ttuslId aui t,att aIli.
b. : SPINNER. a. J. WHITE,
ItH. ra~> ant Int. AIt iTr,rl,ut
>tn NHr,,, fia. san Nat,'l, fts
M, 1T
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07

AIt8ke NJ N,S lutA ,laul at am
lttttnau latttvt aIrl ~trrIBug tHI- ia, san
'it' q" A's hntA Nhbout ,haG.r
tulluau lhst,t lauitt IttI4u. cars ", ,h-
tus tttu ~ Jt,h ~t,tiy tllr
tutthihh ftin'v ~t pms ears, JayE-,uNIts
I" ~ leans, ~, tNahuth, Atlanta, Na-h,tIl.
aud ~ hu>N tilt.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07

Niur passing Through thu tluri II The.
ma'htu, II j. l"ni'n AMI SCREENED tb'l ~
a"n TIM dat created w thh Treatment, ami
/, Va n nalN i"r thr curling process. "'Ull
ny N'all'h On ~ "Intal" '""n, called
ia" 'nilm% room. The 'ltl"rs spun tn" han
into ropes az ,irtnl- hy the hld II u ma,i lnt
similar to that "mpl"N"i IN iol' riniilng.
The rl" l. luIthrr VISITED ~ "A second opera
tnn, hy which means II Is reduced h. hall It,
iirs' ln.th ~ "A tlurd process 1t Is turned
until It ~, drnts Il rpuvoluto form, when II
secured a, aruil The" processes give tptht
hair II, peculiar ruil, which IT. II for Tho
putIn>r to Win. h u Is applied siuiliug iul
the seats ot chairs sofas, ct'' II requires g.
l@ fixed III this condition, which y accom-
pllsli"l hN tho iplIpN,ns treatment ! he 'ulI'
arr immersed ~ cold water nuI allowed t.
stand i"r several hours On removal from
tins thcl M rInr~s IA specially constituted
ovens whlrt ~" treated tpa very high TEN
pIntlll' After iuhI"tion Ia tln5 beat iot u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-07
Florida Southern RAILWAY
Orange lSslt Route.
duty D, 1856.
ST. JOHNS X LAKE fUSTlS DIV.

'hunr Al N.l~htnn nj :, Bpm. supper al
F., n pm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03


sEsT 70 xHE AsyLUM.-Pstsr AndsF.
sos, tha young suede mentioned h
thsss eolunns yesterday a. having besn
arrested on q charge Of insanity, had A
hearing before PROBATE Jndge Wood
yesterday. He answered all the ques.
tlans Puf 20 him readily, and With zen.
degfri intelligence until The question Of
some 0ns consptFinR aQainsl him came
nps when be Few ell 70 pisces. He de-.
claFed that a reward Of SIS o0 had been
offered for him dead OF alive, IN Port
land, aBd that be started for ths Sound;
thai be had pistol when he left PORT
lana, bat had lost it in q barn near Ka
lama where be aleFt one night. He
said that twelve mea were following
hin, and be feared they WouId do him
bodily bafh1, 80 that, after be lost his
pistol, be procaFed q bar Of iron, with
which 70 defend himself. Suppose .
said Judge Weed, that some evening
yoa Should meet some Of these men,
whom yOu imagine are after yea, uould
yea NOT try 70 lay them 0uif" g Yoa
BET " exclaimed che unfortunate man.
would Ok fws OF three Of them before
! would Be taken." This convinced the
Judge that the man Wss = dangerous
person to be IS large, aud be ordered
him committed 30 the Hospital for the
Insane az 6tetIaGoom.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03
DIsrRIcF CoSss FR0CEEDuxGs.

6nATTLR, Dec. Gin the case Of Her
man Hansen st al. vi tie ship Robert
l.. Beiknap and Horace staples claim
ant, II was ordered that said actio.l IS
70 all the libellants, except Herman
Hansen, be dismissed, and that the
said Hansen recover Of respondent she
amount OF money rendered 70 hun and
nov In the registry Of the court, toWit:
$40.72, bus without costs; further or
deFed that the officers OF she court 9
allowed cut Of ths Re funds their actual
and necessary Disbursements, not 10 ax-
eeed 90 per cent Of their costs.
In She case Of the Territory W. J.. O.
BaFns-O Ordered that ell Witnesses ap-
pear on Monday next. Dec. 18Th, az 10
o'clock a. m.
In the case Of the United States W.
- Clayton. defendant Withdrev bis
plea Of not gui ", and vas sentenced to
one day 10 the United States Peniten-
tiaFy.
In the case Of the Territory W. Albert
Gisscham, she defendants Withdrew his
plea OF not guilty and catered plea Of
guilty, whereupon be vas sentenced 20
Is months IN the Territorial PeniteR-
tiaEg.
John Christ ". Heurielta Maeraah ct
al.-0sder Of confirmation Of sale Of
real estate.
0ranviIls o. Halter vs.. ". B. Moore
Verdict Of iaEy set aside and new trial
granted.
Prudence Wells vs. Hsrod Wells
Case referred 20 W. W. Newiin 10 re-
port on finding OF facts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

That OLTAEPA ScAsDAL.--seyertl
days aeo tie Port Townsend Arsas pub-
lished . sensational story 10 the effect
that Joseph W. Robinson, Of Olympia,
Presenting Attorney for the
coanties OF rhnFaton, Mason, Lewis aud
Chehalis, had run away from Olympia
with fasi woman, leaving bis wife and
carrying away money belonging 10 his
law partner. eto. Reputable journals
on the Sound refused b give this story
aredenoe OF publicity, a. Il waa sp-
paFeutly false upon lee face, for these
reasons. First, Joseph Robinson, Pres
ecutiua Attorney elect, is q single man;
and second, beoause be vas not taetn-
Der Of the Law firm mentioned Ia the
sensational report. A gentleman frem
Olympia states that the st0Fy probably
grew cut Of The fact that James n.
Robir son, member Of the Law nrm Of
/ Porter 4 Rabinaon, who is a married
man, recently left she Capital City
rather unaeramonioaaiy. A few days
previous 10 bis Departure q young lady
named Miss Wails, Who had been visit
ing Mrs. Rahinsnn, left for her home IN
the East, and Roeatp has u that MT.
Rahinaon has eioped with her Tue
missing man Is ever sixty yeArs % see,
and many think Be viii return 30 Olym
/ piA shortly. Mr.. Porter, his Law part.
neF, states thai be kaa not examined
into the sgAirs 81 The firm very closely,
bat don't think that Robinson could
have takes mach money With hin.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

y. z. koess. q Chfsaea. b d ths eifg.
1his moFnfne.
O. A. Msies. q Psrs AIasisoa. u.s IA
eeatlls yeglsrday.
Z. n. Kfham, Z Porslsua arumue.. i
af the OceIdental.
q. kasine. fha salmoa BAY logasr. 4
- fhs NsW Knaiand.
Thomas B Bgown. fhe Tseouaa essau,-
zsst man, e II ths ei3y.
&. D. smfth. fhs hos fumbsruau
kFom Aowsii, i IN ne ei1g.
q. =. Cospsg has in4 reformed frau a
baane@ vis1f 60 SEA- Fraaafaso.
MrA DsWitl and son, A. a. sehulfz.
p Aaeonaas are IS the Arlington.
gaEes q. Mayne. elsrk Ii ths ssass a
Foft 64mbles - e TIE Oeeideutai.
FEank Richards. . psominsut citizen
o. Whaieom. Il e. the Brunswick.
L. D. ". Shelton, timber inspssser for
t1s Port Bsaksly Nal Company. Is IL
]. s. Townsend. Of Portland, an1 G.
3. havkeYs q VansouVeE Island, are IN
Mrs.. RsAvss. Of Raeis HarbOs, and
sanass Williams. 81 Iaeoma, are e. the
Ooeidentai.
e n. smithsra, Of Renton, and J. B.
LIBBY and =. ). MeMilleu are a the
Brunswick.
O. =. Jackson and wife, Msaszs. s. A.
Packard and D. }. MeDossl6, are Al
the OueideotAi.
7. Thornton and Rraudehsid. Of Fern.
dale, and Miss Rowell, Of Utsalsdy. are
e. the Ariineton.
Dr.. r. GAGE and wife, J. A. Ham,
mock and Z. Wethingats. Of BkaRit, are
a. the Arlington.
JOAN Phinnsy. Of whidhy Island, ana
Prank Barnes, Of Port Townsend, are
81 The Brunswick.
Eben Smith, Who has been on e basi-
ness trip 70 Whato0m csunty, returned
home Lass evsning.
E. W. Ferguson, Mrs. James johnson
and Mrs. n. b. Myers aud child, Of
MaKysvilie, are az The Brunswick.
Taoob 8. TabaE, Of San Francisco.
aud W. u. Darling, Of Portland, both
travelling men, are At the Occidental.
BouD OalAga1t Ef1ao3uLluG AtI1Eu4V
for Jefferson and surrounding o0anties,
waa IN Seattle yesterday on his way 10
Laoonner, 70 attead court.
Captain Moore. Of she revenue CATER
Wolcoft, Who has bsen ordered East, has
besn 10 sommand OF the cutter on the
s0and for TIRES years past.
Isaac Hughes, Of Olympia, j. d.
Fiske and wife, Of Philsdelphia, Penn,
and =. Hunt and wife, Of Port Town
sands are at the Brunswick.
Robert Jamiaaon, James Glsnn, Mrs.
Williams aud child. Mrs 0sgmy and
child, q. Jenning and h. Gnbbls, Of
Tacoma, are a. the Brunswick.
J. Il. Marsh and wife, Of skagit, o. II.
Wilson, Of san Jose, California, Wan
h0Rel aud O. Myers, Of Ocean City,
Nes Jersey, are a. this New Eogiana.
Mr. and Mrs J. B. Msalbsny, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Frank Me(3ibeny. and Viola, HaQh, |
Victor, Fred, Allie, Florence, Dookis, /
Grace, Carl. Jamie, and Lea McGibeny, |
are st The Brunswick.
Cyrus Walker, superintendent Of Pa
get Mil O8mpany's mills on Puget
sound, and resident partner, and &. q.
Ames, cashier Of the company at Port /
are IN the city.
o. p. Dahlqnist. proprietor Of The
$50 Francisco Hotel, leaves on the Elder
Today for California. He will be ac-
sampanied By bis wife. She goes on =
Fisit 20 her MOTHER who Ii lying very I'll
% her home IN Fresno.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

ARAsH MovE -SoverAl days ago the
Merit Of Kitsap County autographed 70
Governor Squire that he feared tho civil
aathcEitiss would be uaabls 10 maintain
Ne lau AID prevent the destruction Of
ptoperlY a. Pert blakely, and aaked for
~ he Governor instructed Lieut..
galpnei Till tosand q company % she
tetiitofial militia 20 Port Blakely 10
~ tee regularly constituted authorities
q pfessrving tha peace, maintaining the
~ And protesting property u neeesaa.
y accordingly Captain Hainea was
s.aaFed 10 50 With y Company. n. O.
and render such services as the Law
.4a the circumstances required. The
company responded 10 ths call prompt
and thirty odd members visited
hakely, and after Spending one night
osfe returned. They we're noe called
epcn 20 perform any military service,
I'D consequently performed none.
They simply acted according 30 the
eata they took upon joining the Ma
AQuAl Guards of Washington. Il
sens that q large number ef the mesa
esa Of Company d belong 20 the order
g knights az IiAboF. aad u b stated on
sood authority thas the LEGAL assembly
= this city has ordered The members Of
sse Territorial militia WHO belong 90
Val osdeF b withdraw. Tits Il 4 very
ts.aafsahle. and, b say the least. al
eAtAordiuaFy state 81 Affairs. Com
Aay y util have q meeting this even
ta4 10 consider the matter. and the 0at-
soa.e e looked forward 10 with eonsid-
eAble interest.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

w. ID. sal1. DfaRgist, bippus, Ind
testi1ese Il can FeoomreBd ElscfRts
BittaEs as The very bcst remedy. Every
bosils soid has given Felief 10 ever
Csc. Oaa man tsok aix bottles, and
wAa cared az Rheumatism q Ten years
ztandina.n Abraham Hare, druggist,
Bellgilie. Ohio, afErHs. -Tke beat seIl-
ise nse4ictne have ever b&x alaa IN NJ
- years expeFieaas, l. ElsciEss Bitlera.
Thonzan8a of oshnFs have &d&ea theiI
teasimany. 90 ehAt he yerdisl i nnani-
msaa thas Eiscikia b11ara e care ai
diseases q tha Liser, Kidneys e. Hood
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

Parties eoing East ahOald call On W.
Van Waters. agent Canadian Paoi6c
Railway, BEFORE CLOSING bargains fer
tickets. Rates lower than the lowesA
Parties sending fol friends can deposit
fhsif moueS with me snd I wi tsle-
graph the delivery Of . ticket q my En-
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and most direct route % all eastern and
southeastern points, such a. Monfreai.
New YoFk. ChicaRo, s. Pani and al
points ssath OF easi q S.. Paul This
d the beat baiit and bess equippsd line
In AmeFiea. RniiFe tram runs thFcueh
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change e ears. No extra charge fer
ssannd clzza aieeperA Ths scanery d
elAsssa With TIE Gran3ezi IN TIE w0rld,
eoDpFiEina mountains, lAkes. rivers,
FORESTS. RiaeisEEs sanyoss and beaufifai
IAndscnpeM
ExeaFsio1iSts can always eGsct lafzs
saving By patroniEing this p0pular touis-
Pan iMforznatisn feExEding rates tins.
aceommodakian4. etU, krseiY ohtmfneH
b. aRplying Vas W4xMnz,
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haaailA y. =. eeaS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

TuK BoMKNI0N STEAMSHIP LzME
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modations unexoelled By any ethsr
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shorter than via New York, TIRES days
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and river Sc. llaWrsnaa, famsd for
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are and prepaid certificates a0ld e
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and bank remittanoes % any postnHoa
addraaa. A. CHrLnx1a, Ticket ARant
for the northern Pasi6c r. h. iyI1 aw
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