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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-31

nc BUT Oh tII5 tHHsyIvdHIH ItdIITUau COnI
pany against Jonas g. Howard, Congressman
from the Third district. and A. ]. Howard
warden of the Jacksonville penitentiary, to re-
cover from them money which was embezzled
by w. B. HALEY while agent OF the COM
pany at Jeffersonville, resulted, yester-
day. in verdict in favor of the
liability Of the Towards arises from their being
sureties on the bond of the abscond-
ing agent. who is now supposed to be in Canada.
His populations amounted, it is claimed, to
about $1,000
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-31
A New Lecture Course.

A lecture course under the auspices of the
Young Peoples Union, of Meridian street Church,
has been inaugurated, embracing among its lect-
urers Col. j. r. Weaver. of Greencastle: DR.. j.
C, Branner, of the State University; Maj w.
II. Calkins, E. w. Halford, A L. Mason and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-31
FOLDING beds at King IL Elders
Payment of the Late ce-President Hendriokss Life
Insurance by the Industrial Life of This City.

Payment of the Late Vice President Hendriokss Life
Insurance by the Industrial Life of This City.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 80, 1886.
Gentlemen hereby acknowledge the pay
ment of one thousand ISL, 000) dollars, the same
being the full amount of insurance carried by
my late husband.
Please accept thanks for the prompt and salts
factory manner of settlement.
Mrs. IT, A HENDRICKS.
This makes over 100000 paid to deceased
members heirs by this prompt and popular home
company, while the discount to members has
averaged A per cent, making the cost to the in
sured far below that of any other system known.
Free Chair Cars.
The Vandala line will on Feb l place two
new elegant reclining-chair cars on their night
trains between Indianapolis and st. Louis, which
they will run free.
Think of it! Luxury, ease comfort, rest and
sleep all for nothing to passengers holding first
class tickets over this line. For further informa
ton apply to Vandaia line ticket Office, No. 4S
West Washington street
II. r. DERING. Agent P. r. r.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-31

George T. Porter. of Indianapolis The first
lecture in the course will be given on Tuesday
evening" Feb 2, in the church. by Mr. A. L.
Mason; subject, Victor Hugo A nominal
price has been put on tickets to cover expenses
Course tickets for sale at Yohn's book store.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-31

LADIES Skating or Lace Walking Boots, G..
Friedgen, 81 North Pennsylvania street.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-06-11
TIE KIMBALL GRAPHIC.
srERMs: % PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.

Entered at the Post-office at Eimbau, Dakota,
as second class matter
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-06-11
A Strike kyerted.

johnny said Mr.. McSwilligen to
his youthful son and heir last night,
II am sorry to hear from your mother
that you have been a very bad boy"
Johnny hung his head and his father
continued:
'.You got into fight with Jimmy
Jones and he tore your coat and blackcd
your eye
well, l guess l nearly broke his
nose. So he didn't have all the fun, "
protested Johnny.
Il must punish youfor such conduct, "
continued McSwilligen as he took long
strap down from the nail.
''But, father replied Johnny, "be-
fore you strike let's see if we can't az
bitrate this difficulty
Johnny was let of that time.-Pit+s.
burgh Chronicle Telegraph.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-06-11
Why She Knew.

"My DEAR said Mr.. Shrinkcm to
his better half, "Mr. Skipper has alb
seconded Here's full account of it in
the evening paper
''Ah! always knew he would" ex-
claimed his amiable spouse in triumph
ant tone OF voice.
"Why?" demanded Mr.. Shrinkem.
Because he wore those odious striped
trousers, replied Mrs. Shrinkem; "and
the only two men who ever stole any
thing out of our safe were dressed in
pantaloons of that kind. It has made
me suspicious ever since, Mr.. Shrink
EN-, and you see that am not wrong" I"
National Weekly.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-06-11
What He Caught.

A young fellow who aspired to be a
book-agent complained to his father
who was in the same business, that he
did not have any success.
pooh, pooh" growled the father,
"I've done very well at it, and you had
better start than l had. y
But, father the boy argued, II
can't secure mans attention. II ]
could do that I'd be all right. How
can do it?'
'.All you've got to do is to catch a
mans eye. Now go down to old
Colonel Bowens with this Life of
Grant and try him once
The boy left with the book and in
half an hour came back.
"Well. " queried the father, "did you
catch his eyc?'
"Oh, yes, l caught his eye, and I
caught his foot, too. You II find what
is left of Mr.. Grants Life scattered in
front of old Bowen's ranch. Good-by,
I'm going West to grow up with the
country. .'-Merchant 1rdreler.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-06-11

4. SsLAdvertising. -Terms Of advertising made
sknown on application
I. A-Advertising not accompanied by instruc-
shons will be inserted until ordered out and
/ charged for accordingly.
ST Regular advertisements payable at the
end OF each month. Transient advertisements
must be paid for in advance.
9rAll communications intended for tho
Faext issue must be in the hands of the printer
~ early as Thursday morning to insure publ
cation
m-Job work o: every description executed
/ n the best style on short notice and at raason-
sble rates.
/ ASShort communications on any subject OF
interest are acceptable il accompanied by the
]; aame Of tho author.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

slavery siill keeps rs foothold in
Alaska, e d brought 70 light every nov
and then b. the discovery Of s0ms slaves
enone ths natives. OEs saoh eass hes
last been developed IN ne sitka ranch.
ana san Ruah, the slave IN qussiion. has
sued oat wris d Aabsas corpas, which
5adas Dawson granted,
The steam aeaoOnar Leo took six hun-
dfad ASH baEFeia, manufactured for the
slska Trading Company at uitkA, and
TERRY tons % sails 20 Prince % Wales
Ialnnd, whafe The company intand %
ntart ! neu trading post. Ii eonneekion
With thelF fishery Il Red Bay.
TIE psople az Hitka snjoged one week
of Greatly improved Business recently.
Fha ssaanahip Maxieo, tie Aleo and sha
steamer Novelty ali eFEived ana dis
charged their miscellaneous eafeoes.
Tue Novelty 4 9 passenger boat g1ed
aIan for taWina By The uA4luk IKadina
OomnanV. ma little steam laanah
Katis taken 10 ALASKA b. She Leo, vac
immediately pat % work b. The Lake
noantain MiniaR Oompany. She vii
be used for general iobbtng about sitka.
The greet oxcltemant prevailing
around Silka a. present Il ne lever 20
20 20 tho Yuken mining roGisns. Ainers
~ aut in eanooa O. any otheT possible
con4svanes % Chiioooe. and fFom there
thes pressed a. he1k they can % The
eoia Aslda They report good placer
dlaainea il abandanoa. bat saoh reports
Always need Ne eondFmati0a Of a. Leash
enc yaar'a pEospeoli1R.
The TreAdwell mines. Oh DoaGiaa
I Island. are q work fall blast. employ
/ fnn eomethine Ike thzae kandred mea.
NJ. Tread9ell che manager. 4 ID very
pooF health ca aaoounl e bis eveFwofk.
he viii eoon be eoupolied 10 take q ~
cation % xeoHpeTata.
CApamin Morkiaaey, q ne arm o.
| Isvnds a Hoa4h. San franeiseo, arrived
i Ia Ritha on shs Mexieo, On her resent
trfp b Alaska. TIE arm oonenats .
lsFna fshfnQ business IN the Nafth
epegy year. fhey Eale halihat Ia large
/ quantities and snip them 10 san fran-
eiseo. where thay are Smoked before
heinz pua area he markok Tia oom-
pany haa aouaifed the franchise for
I nshine a What q oailed Tie Redoas
Lake. fFon the cid Rasaisn ConpAny
ahisk Owned is and thay win oandacs
. large uAlmon hshszy q This plaoa lhia
enmmer.
ne psopis a Alaska are ioih la part
with sns ola Indian nAalea. and gene
rally Fsaeaa tha nt1smp1 - eAh she vi
laRea b aaoh nanaa ~ Hainaa. Boyd
ana Iacksou, muo1 rrNfefr1n4 Re -
/ pkonsona titles q kili1noas C1iloaht.
Hoonah and How-kan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

Mna- WTAaE0w's eoorzrxs eKnur, for
ehildron teefhinQ, b tie prssaFipaioa a
one 81 ne hest lemals nursss and pay
0osn ussd for forty years With nsVaF
failing sn1oess By miliinns a. moshoEa
for sholr eh1ldEs1. During she process
Of teethiEa ile valae ID iaoalsulabla. Il
relieves he child frsm pain. cures dys
entsEy and diaffhna, gFipinR Ia The
bowels and wind cello. b giving health
e The child it rests he molhsE. Prise
$50. bstfla. np2ldwIy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

The receipt b simple. You haes onlv
10 taxa 3 violans cold and naQIsst 4.
AkaFnsfhy, the great RaaIish eeroooa.
q cough: What would yoa haVaf Ths
plagaef Beware q = only aoueha.
The worst onsea can. heweveF, " cured
b. DR. Nm. EALLss BALaAM rpR I'm
LUNas- In Whooping Cough and Group
& imnediataly aliAya irritation. and 4
sure % pEevant q fatal termination OF
tie discuss. Sold By druggists. A. B.
exNWAkx, agent. dW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

IN LaMno-YssesEaay afisEBoos John
winsooslsa bonasmsn aaErsndssea hiaa
70 Ne uulssd states authoFitisA and b
We again placed IN ehe coaniy iasl.
Winseatt Waa en1agod d TIE Oaina
rtua, and wAa aRFuElad % charge Of
cansrasaeg neaiust fhe RoVesnmant 81
ths uniled HlataA Altar Fsmaininn h
TIE uniled states peailsnstAfy fer Z
aaftain Aenzth 81 time. his boRfa Wers
sednsed nnd swe Fsosae1fs af thil
euaniY bacams o1Felies Tor him. Il +
ailaRed shae Fnesnf degNlopuaenta have
eiron "a hond1Den rcAsa1 - ostiesz
thaa Winaenaa maRhs daSaFs 10 leava S.
aftla bofare he eonveaang e ne nexl
Grand Jufy, and thay b. esmp4ile1 %
rav ever . ne 0oTegnment tAa ameunl
a ne bcnd. b4noe hia EaFfsndef.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

Piles are frequently presided By q
sans q weight ID The baek, ioina and
lever part d The abdomgn. causing the
paiiea1 % suppose Be hes soms adectisn
81 The kidneys OF neiahhoring oEQana.
AZ tiBss symptoms 81 indigestion ara
prssan1, GatnlenoY. unsnaineaa Of the
Stomach, ete- A moisture. like psrspi-
mon aateudaEs. Blind, Bleeding and
Ktching Piles yield e. enne % sha appli-
whiah ncta directly upon IL parts a.
feeee6, Absorbing the TamaFs, allaying
The inasnae itching and blessing peE-
manent care. Price 20 ccntA address
tie DE-. Bnsanko Nadicine o.. PiQua,
Chic. Sold b. A. b 8EEwAEr. dw
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d. 3. Lake. PstFoleam Y. Naaby, ed
itor Toledo Blade, writes; - had On
foredngeF o. my right hand ona of
shoss pleasant pets, ran rouna.' The
finger became in1Aunsd 20 q deaEee IN
beaEable. and sWolfea 10 tWios ita
nAtural sixs. A friend gave me HKR-
Kx'B CARRoEIo GkEgn; and II twenty
minutes tie pain had % mnah nubsidsd
&c 70 give me fair nights xeat. walsh
had noe had before for 9 week. The
Inflammation left the finger II = day.
ioonoider 4 Q moss valuable aFtiols.n
A. n STEWART. aRents Seattle. aw
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An EzEERF..sI.e. nEuaAnLR

A. B. ErKwARr can always BE relied
upon not only 70 carry n stock the best
Of everything. but 20 secnre the agency
for saeh articles - have weil knoNn
merit, and are p0palar With the people,
thereby sustaining the reputation 81 BE-
ing aiwaysentsrpEising and ever reliable.
Having secured the agency for ths oeles
bgated DE-. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, viii sell it on . positive
guarantees. Il viii surely cure any and
every Affection Of Threat, IsauRs and
Chest, and 70 show our oondden1a, We
invite you 10 call and Get q Trial Bottle
Free. de-
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May la1aas admirs RfaF hAir-os
nssne asheR persaa. Bet FEW gnra ta Try
IL sEasa % tAair eva ghaEmA Nol
naas ahsy, mnna Ayax'a HMiR Visor pre-
re1a1Taa EEMB hair % i1s oEiE1Mai anlsE.
Il e1GaE1lH t1a 0e4lrs rl9411s4 sE6 fUFn-
u,aian tAa gesuah af ~ haiE.
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Swesa Csaam 81 tia DawamiaA Dairy
MA DNpok, h reAE e Iones 4 Sa1aa
Bnat and SAea Saase. Mn s1Eeet. Senx
ui7k 10 eanla q Ralfan. ENFs, sWeea
malk osn1s q qnezt. ffam eoWa led e.
whsla an3 rs1 cloEaF pasture. We arr
not eoinR . -siVo - the Auzinse has
have ean1e % sag with ysa. AT
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

SEkEELn k1xCsrRATED.-fen for z dol.
las, I've for twunty'Gvs eenls. or afteen
eanas Q single eopy. NortAspssf fag Nag,
lsS6, and West SAors for Jane. 1854, both
AsinR - asalfle saunders" % fhesa pub
lisaafoas, e @. DAVIS 4 CaN n12lE
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Faa sara nAxtna ne faEulaF guule
Ger ~ alnansR AFraa, CareAtn G. Cox.
h2E eWmas. a&eEs hNR tar n4ia eAsar.
ehs 49, reeau1ig ben tAaRaaaAlY e4eF-
haniaa and 2Etsd ~ b eeo1 9hapa. hs
wfR nan hee Tea men8T e. God rapeT,
aha b - eEsl eiana ennaifon. and W1u
mnaha . uanfnl hsaa en . aAnss ruaas. e
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TmorEaA ToHlaz1.-IAs rhompson
0psra Ccmpany uill prsssnt Giiaeri 4
salllxans apsra. 'sloiAnahe.- a. FFysaa
Opssa Houss tunieAA Ths casa b 4
siruna onA Tha A,er8 Chancsaicr ts
repaerea ~ lhs well-kaeun oomsSinn.
A. W.F. McCetl,n. Via appeaFad a. ths
lord Aish Exsenlienas e las = Mikaaass
Iaianlha = ennR - Ma Rseea Wa
ne. payliia, - RrAnk ID. Hnlls LEAD
Tcllales. ~ pm. brnnssn. ard al tAs
eahsr PARTS ara b b ranasEad - ART
Andisnes b a4snreA 4he a1ce>W e
taniehta peFfeFmance VII AasaFe Z
laras auiieaes 81 '.fhs MerEy WaFs -.
megfos sseaiaG.
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BY had o. ssA. eaa On she pEaiFie o.
h tha eEs4dsf el1y, Ayers C1shaEstc
PillB are the haaa fog pRrEastvs pzrpsesa,
gTeFywhare alika oonFenisnA. el1easioas
ama safe. For aluaRish ho9ela. torpid
liver. in6lessaian, I'D breath. eAsnasney
ana sish ksa1asAe they AEa . SIRE Elm.
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The Best 0aivs II The u0rld for Guaa,
Bruises. 8nEN6, UloGEA. Sal3 Rhaun. Re-
EeE SORES, TetGoE, 0harDea Hanas. Chil-
oIaina. Germs and al 6kin REautfanA
and positively cux1a PiIsa. o. ~ say
1oqalRsa. IL = guaranleed - give naE-
fegt Naaisfnntf1n. ~ money Refunded.
Rrles = oenks pes boz. Fer sals b A.
D srxuAHr. dw
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WHAF q VI aAIn.

Simply tnis, and nothing more,
iteame from HAgnnoUcx 4 TxRnx'a store;
Hhs prsved % be the thing 10 cure,
Pleasant tasting, safe and Gure.
THAT 0uM TKEB tRuoAhTFxUa) coUaz
So saluabls for ooaeha, colds, ssEs
throat, whoopinR c0nQh, bRonchitia,
distressing Symptoms ID the throat, and
ell tendency 10 oonsumptiaa. The oniy
Cough Syrup that does net Hiokon thu
stomach. A dollar sizsd paekaRe f0I
seventy i've oonta. sample bottles free
Hk8EBouCK & TDnx,
no ~ Cha Sole Agents.
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$1,000 RRVlRD.

Dr. ORDER or THE COENIszIos-
ID aEs e King 9uuNEy, y. r. / hereAy
o4tr ell10 rswaHd fer tAe arrest ard ca
saclion ~ TIE peEHcn. who. 81 the - Gag
Ct fokEuaEY, HHufdene4 J. MnmuinE Bet
man and Wilbur Pntten. q Lake Woa1-
III MoaRAw. shsxfR
eaafzia =. r, Reh y le1A fdB
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q. DAvrn 8 %. UiNh - call TIE atten-
tiun a business men and otheEs 10 thsiF
lazRe gtoek % blank Books. whinA u
every Faapest aro hEst ciasA and VII he
sd e. ioW IS iha ioWesl us krone g.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

Ramnanls e Blaak siIhs, 81 and
eIa0 quality thnavy nrue Grainl. Re-
daesd - ia some q The ptoess son
tain enoanh for q fall dress % re. q
yara. Doa't delay. SCE~knAeHEA Rlos.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

Scr FnElamT RAxnn.H-Oar Hprina
gooda arriving ~ enaap fraiRAl enahlss
ua . give ~ pa1lie ne oaleea thereof.
We ozsr otaan. nsw Goods and ngthine
ehep wern. e. pr3ses uithout parallel u
~ hisanxy % esaitla.
mh@ TuxLks 4 HxxaEHwAR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

Of shs ~ II tha madiosI line Is fhs
iiaoid fruit zsmsdy, 9yrnp e liza
manufactured oHly b the California
Rig syrup o.. san FFansiaso, Cal. II
= agreeable % tho tasss, asosptahla %
The atomnna, harmless q is nature,
painless get PEampf an& thurouRh u ft1
Aofsnn. For anle b. A. B. SxrwknT. Az
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RAnmRma ans MECHANICS

WINNIE ANR MECHANICS.
SAYS mcnsy an6 doslor bflln. Reliass
yoaf Mcahefa. wives and siatnrS ky 4
timelF purehase a. Dr.. Doaankoas Oasnh
and Lang Syrup, hazl known remedy
f8f Coughs, Cold4 Group and Bronchial
AHsafio1s. Relieves ohildFan af eroup
in one niRhf; may ave roo hundreds 81
dollars. PKioe, 80 cents and 9l. Samples
free. Sold b A. B. eEKwAnI. dw
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Mns. n 6HER, eiaiFvaynnf and tsaa
haainan mediem, efi Geaond stEsaa. viii
Eemain till Nag io4k. Niltinaa daily,
10 .. d. % 5 D. n, and 2 % 3 . q. CIR
ole THURSDAY, - 3 p u. 80 e. myi
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II bekalf ~ mnn7 u1 anfsgnz ~
Ele4 enzcllaA ~ 1nlIaRa fksna An11.
~ a1t 1E<fA1 Is - pzxiosa y
~ A4191l lnaEsh ~ IN1zSeF l11s
4gEp e Nxrsgs sDeasH tanks % Ma
1.la1 4WI1ts 4liH 8tnMgnQ. NrA kaE.
1.aM, Ma AaEAns, taln Allaend. 1kFn.
- A1ss4ef nn1 EeAa7 pehalg fos lk1iE
ttetz cen kanfaslo Pra8ssnr9 E,ss sd.
~ o1fTt q hz1raga 1s4 s1se nulifinn
e8uKt9s - N4rH A11okscN fnR ~ kind
$40 N1.94tta ianS u axE4nEna
ne col safignns SD - many othaFs. who.
VIA BOD ed had. viii magfc and
81. ai&ed or a2nFta
4E4alsHa ~ e1heEz mer be MEu.
i1l8a . zlndlar e47r1a foE b1i4nin4 -
EseF ~ fognrs u - heaatifn1 ant
lne.r la11za. sensain . zzi1n1 e al N1e
a9k ia naiNh1R II. y. PxxMH
tae1ag ki1Et nEp9fr1 ChuEeh, 8an41ia.
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$1,000 REWARD

I WILL PAT THE AB0vE REWARD
u for tie arrest and cc1vietion 81 the
psrsons Imp lcnfed "a the muxdarof John
Gxuna, - Gree Eiver. on 3he line q 11e
NJ p. r. RI, IN Kfn9 conmay. w. II. O.
he night q sgp4 - lsst
J. n. Mc0RAW.
ap1I6w Sheriff q King county.
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REs. W.. RBQUA, Baptist Ohusch,
Aurora, Ills, says thas 0iimoFsis AFo-
matte Wine h hoassAeld reRedy And
ihAt ne family should Be without u. A.
b. SxEwAnT. AGENT du
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Rsmnansa of HiAek silka 81 - qual
iay haaxy RFps araia aEaaE Salk. cnms
gsacaa ce1t4in enruxh fus 4 fall aFsss
pFisa esdpsed y 1se pr gard. -SczWA'
nAnNEA RAaa MS
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For she usrv bsss photographs 70 70
MoonE, 6nllivam'a block Front street.
Prices n aosordanoe with the times. al
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Ladiea, yon can and nsarly every coioE
and lan1ak 10 car remnants and odd lsts
tor half price. Look Out for year In
tszoEfs and investigate. Panic prices
prevail e EcMwAnAcHKn Bnna.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

LADIES', romembsx We are giving up
buaineaa We a. noe exchange goods
e. give samples PisAsa donst ask us. 81
ws have 10 refuse you.--ScHWAnAcHzz
Hnos. ms
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Rxv. H. b EwELx. a. Papilian. NY,
says e. GflmoFs's AEoznAlis wiaas 4
he1i4Ve 4 " Be moss 6easahla Hsm9ay
q bs plaesd II every fAmfIy. A. s.
sxEwAMz, aReaA eW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

An eal iaa af extra Hna - inch Bro
esdo SILKS and Naieos rsdaced from
elH9to 7se. These esoaa are coed xalaa
fer eiSo 4ass -. ssHwAnaczHa Bnos.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

unma aftR AprIH lst AGcEx&rxw 4
Q1zzx ~ n1sEs 80 q - 6 6
neE &ans M2iaAa4 b 1helE gs1s haE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

Wn1n l. CULvEa. Of Raxilina. n.
= says tai Gilmoreas MaGnatio ElixaE
cared hin Of 8 ionz SANDING tAEeas
and inn9 tronbls. A. b srxwknr. Az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

ID. r. JupKEzs. photographer. 81 Sec
end and Columbia streets, Il faFnishina
bis patrons nEst-olAas cabinets at 81 *
9 dom. an2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

0lyH xoun CEuDKEs, for Coagha and
Coida, Group, Whoopinq Cough and
Hoarssnesl, GllmoFe's MaRnsfio Elixir.
A. R HIxwAnT. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

Ooshina and 0enta' furnishing goods
Immeuso rednefions shia week q
sCawAEAoHnR Bnns. ne
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

Rsnaanis of Satins Velests, eiIki
and Ans Dress 9oods. We are nel
RoinR % say, - We have slaughtered
tham. Bam@ ms
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

EmhFoidaFiss. new styles, eens per
yard. CoFssts, 8 cents. LAoes, 10 yards
Tor oanaa. EokK.Aa a HxnaMnaaAM.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

Bargain fesat osntiunsd. Greater e.
tEassi0as Than svsr. scHwAnA0zEa BnaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

10 cent Lace Bunfinas. Brocadsa and
Cheeks. All the nav taa shades reduced
b 10 eonts. EcHWABAcnKB Bnos.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

Remomber - are nor hsre 70 atay.
and can sford Ae slaughter pFioea.-
HcEFWAnAcHEB Bnoa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

e0o. Oar az quality black CashmeEe
reduced 70 500. Our 81 quality reduced
10 6e.-ScmwAnAcMER Bn0s. ne
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

Rsmnanas o. esiorsa Dress sIlk. Price
them e. ScEWAnAoHxB BAGS. ms
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

82bO--A 81 Inoh hlaok real O. J. Bon
Get Dress Sin. 85 qanltty. reduced 10
ea.M sCHWasAczHn REoa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

g cent Wide French Cashmere ooloFs
-Wina, Habauna. Tans, Saais, Nays.
Garnelu. Myriiea, Black, eta. AL re-
daosd 20 Sc. SuRwARkcHER Bnoa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

sSfs,,.l e1r1s. 81 ~ Ut ~ CO
- g ~ meets ~ one haH xeA
5.7s. n eeais foS fdE e1t s4aEFtiea
\. - lIha ~ 81 e i8za. Mud 40 csn1'
sS4TE afFefl sea enGs 50 cents Al
- snsrlt1n. 81 soaa incA ~ III -.
q Is Issh To- ~ Nse.a, e. y 81
assss.s. aea e pr asnth.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

ER. PuEznuuz. Insaraass ans Csn
miMlan Aa1nl iAl0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

T.R. Punnunuu. Ensuranus and oon.
niuaioa ARszk iA7s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

i25[o. T1Tkish baih iovsla--sczsa.
mhcHER Bsoa. ms
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

Rsmnants Of table linen, Piques,
Crashes. Tiokinan, Iaea Curtains. In
msnss Bargains fhis week 81 SuHvA-
nAomHn Bios. ms