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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
The Falsification of LIQUORS.

Speaking of drinks reminds me that peo-
pie here are beginning protest against the
growing Justification everything except
water which they imbibe. / remember va
rious protestations of some kind in Paris, but
they were all spasmodic attempts to check
the evil and as such they failed, of course,
in their object. The poisoning goes ON with
as much virulence as ever, and even here and
there with ever-increasing virulence. When
we call for cup of coffee the saloonkeeper
serves us unblushingly with a cup of chic
ory. We ask for glass of cognac to give
the chicory proper flavor, and we are hand
ed liquid composed of distilled potato juice
snd apothecary's ingredients. A bottle of or
binary wine can be turned out without con-
tanning single drop from tho grape, and
Jamaica rum is 1agrantly manufactured
with oil and vitriol everywhere. Cham
pagne, in France, is very small strip Of
territory, the vines of which can only pro-
duce limited amount of the fzzing liquid
yearly, and yet its apparent annual yield is-
numbered by millions of bottles.
remember once having extorted from q,
Partisan wine merchant the secret Of his sue
cess in the sale of champagne, and feel no
conjunction whatever in making use of it in
your pages o secret du polichinelle. His
champagne, he told me, was nothing elsa
than Normandy cider, duly spiced and doc
tored, and by selling it at the rate of fifty
francs dozen he was able to realize hand
some profit. The schnapps, or genievre,
which, according to the evidence of the late
Brussels commission of inquiry, is the staple
drink of the worlingmen, is vile stuff
drained from the vilest products In fact,
two-thirds of the alcoholic liquors consumed
in Belgium are poisonous, and consequently
highly detrimental to the human frame. II
it any wonder, therefore, that the Flemish
sons of labor, once SO strong and athletic.
should be degenerating into physical inani-
ties, the very shadows of their former selvesi
.-Brussels Cor. Chicago Times
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
A CHALLENGE,
'ssENa
EWSB


Goodnight" he said, and he held her
h8nl
IN d kesftatihg way,
And hoped that her eyes would under.
stand
What his tongue refused to say.
He. held her hand, and he murmured lowi
"I'm sorry to go like this
1t seems SO frigidly cool, you know,
This Mister Of ours, and Mss
u -perchance"-and he paused
to note
If she seemed inclined to frown,
But the light in her eyes his heartstrings
smote,
As she blushingly looked down.
She spoke no word, but she picked
speck
OF dust from his coat lapel;
So small, such wee, little, tiny fieck,
Twas wonder she saw SO well;
But it brought her face so very near.
In tnat dim, uncertain light,
That the thought, unspoken, was made
quite clear,
And l know twas q sweet "Good'
night"
-.Iames Clarence Harvey
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
Vienna Ladies rormcnting Foreigners


The ladies in high life have introduced q
new and not very beautiful instrument with
which to torture the unoffending foreigner.
1t has long been the custom with the we'll
bred ladies of Europe to level eyeglasses at
any person who may have had the good for
tune to attract their notice, and the most in
dignant glances from the eyes Of their VIC
tins fail to induce them to desist the stare
Now, the frequent use of these lorgnettes
proved rather tiresome to the arms of the
inquisitive danes, and one Of these fair tor
mentors hit upon the happy idea of having
a longer handle attached to her glasses, thus
enabling the wearer to rest the arm and bring
the glasses to the eyes at the same time. The
result is more novel than charming
If ladies have desire to appear overbear-
ing and supercilous they need but carry one
of these lorgnettes, and their purpose is nc-
complished. Report says that many of the
officers stationed ct Vienna have also been
seen at the Corso with long-handled eye
glasses; but we will give them the benefit Of
the doubt, and credit for too much good sense
to encourage such fashion, though the fact
Of their wearing bracelets would seem to JUS
tify III in crediting this lost report of Dame
Rumor Vienna Cor. Chicago Herald.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
rhe Rare Leather-Daok rurtlo,

The leather-back turtle Is a rarity,
though the specimens are seen nearly
every seaton off the Atlantic coast, and
little or nothing is known of their habits
except that they live on the high seas and
have wide geographical range. Speci-
mems have been caught six foot long at
Bahama and on the Burmese coast. The
largest on record was eight feet in length
and weighed 2, 400 pounds. This was cap
tured near Nahant, Mass, some years
ago.-Chicago Herald.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
Placer Mining in New Hampsbire.

One may go no further than to Warren,
n. n. and find placer gold mine in oper.
alton, with pipe and hose for washing the
banks into sluiceway which has long
series of rifles, just as they do on the Pacific
slope, though on a small scale. The works
are Just completed and washing has begun.
A painful of the dirt yields from half q
dozen to dozen little particles of free gold
of the very finest quality, and the operators
hope to make good thing Of it-Chicago
Herald
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
Give Us Moro Cheap Books.

The blessings of cheap books may encour-
age certain amount Of haSty and useless
reading; but that drawback is q slight one,
considering the chances Of improvement and
correction. From any point Of view, change
that multiplies the number of books in the
world, and makes them easier to procure, is q
victory for intelligence and culture; and that
is tho order of victory which we have best
reason to be thankful for ON oil accounts.--
St Louis Glos', Democrat
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
The Oyster and tho r..

A Lewistown, Me-, oyster-opener te1s
The Journal of that city that the old say
about the oyster and the letter is non
sense in these days. The oyster in sum-
nler is good deal superior to the average
oyster In winter, because it is fresher. II
has to be fresh from the beds in summer,
while in winter it can be kept till its life
is all out of it. The oysterman says that
he eats two oysters in summer to one in
winter. and they are better averv time
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30

which almost choked him. II must
trouble you to give me u receipt for the
document.
s'By all means,n said the captain, who
seemed to have recovered his assurance
The lawyer struck the hand bell upon
his tablo sharply, and with forced calm
ness instructed Whitaker to prepare the
necessary receipt. This formality being
completed, the captain strobe out of the
office, leaving the lawyer and his clerk
staring at one another in speechless in
dignation.
'The man is rogueI' said Mr. Bold
as soon as he could speak.
"Means to collar the money!" remarked
the clerk.
"Not if / can help itl' exclaimed Mr..
Bold, with unusual energy. 'I'll apply
to the court Immediately and have the
man removed from his Office"
"You will have to got evidence first"
said Whitaker, pludently.
"Pooh! his reputation will be sufli,
cient," returned mr.. Bold, impatiently.
However, when he came to make in
quires about Capt Rosseter-which he
proceeded to do forthwith in the heat Of
his y,1tuous indignation-he found it
more difficult than he had imagined to
convict him of serious misconduct. The
captain had led the life Of man
about town, had had numerous transac-
tions with the money lending fraternity,
had played high and drunk pretty freely,
and there woro dark corners in his
career which would not, perhaps, have
stood the test of censorioJs investigation,
but there was no recorded act of his that
could be pointed out rs dissraceful or dis
honorable. 10 Mr.. Bold's secret vexation
he found that people were inclined to
judge the captain lcniently Moreover it
seemed that during the last year or two
Capt. Rosseter had abandoned his usual
harnts and occupations, he'd given up
cards and had shown distinct symptoms
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15

Parties eoinR East should call on W.
Van Waters, agent Canadian Pacific
Railway, before closing bargains for
tickets. Rates lower thaa the lewest.
Parties seudinR fol friends can deposit
thair money with me and I viii tsIe-
graph the delivery Of q ticket as my ex-
psnse, thus saving time and expFsssARe.
TIE Canadian Paoiec is tbs shortest
and moss direct route 10 all eastern and
southeastern points, sach as MoatFeal,
New YORK, ChicaRo, ST. Paul and ell
points ssutA or east Of Sc. Paul. This
e the best bailt and best equipped line
IN America Entire train runs thFt ueh
from the Paci6o 30 the Atlantic without
Change Of ears No extra charge for
second class sleepeFa. Tha scenery "a
Chased With the gFandest IN The woFld,
comprising meuntaina. lakes. rivers,
forests. Riaoiera, canyons and beautiful
landscapes.
ExeaFsionists eaA always sfect large
saving hy uaIroDiKine this popular route.
Full infoFmAtieB regarding rates, time,
Recommendations. ETC, freely obtained
BY aPpiyiRg - W. Van WkrEuA
Passenger and Freight Agent foR Pa
Rea Scund In Z. =
Obs, Wells, Fargo 4 Gas building,
Seattle, ". I. cell
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15

EEw SAsH FAoroKT.-JOhn Anderson
h enc Of thoss iFrepressible men. who
are b0and 10 keep moving. He IL also
q bard man 20 interview. However,
anding that the Ice business woaid a {
pay here on account Of there bsiag m
nataFaI Zoe formed here thick enough
for packing. for years at 9 time. be con
eluded 70 convert his large ice house
into sab. door and blind Factory.
Accordingly. be bought boiler, engine.
smoke stack and whole lot Of maehin-
cry formerly used Ia q steamboat. which
be b noW placing IL the Zoe baildine 81
the foot Of Spfiag street. and Rzilrood
alley. Jast Give John Anderson half a
chance, and be will be running factory
Of his own in aboat three mouths.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15

Y0u are feeling depressed, your appa-
lite - poor, you are bothered With head
ache, you are hdgestys nervous, and
generally out Of soFts, and want 20 bEaos
up. BEaoe ap, bat not With stimulAnts,
spring medicines or bittsFs. Which have
for their basis very cheap. bad y isky,
AID which stimulate yoa for an hour
and then leave 700 IN worse coalition
than before. What yea want q an
Alternative that will parity your blood
start healthy aotien Of liver and hid.
ueys, restore your vitality and give 70
nawed health and strength. Such a
medicine you viii find N Electric Bit
ters. and only 80 cents q bottle. e. A. b.
SrKwART's drug store. dV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15

:. q Isviss q ssanwoOa i q ne o.
celestial.
9; B. Paskasd ana vifs q saohOui.A
ere h ~ eitg.
8. 2. AfissAsu, ths sisotrisian. !.
AGAIN n TIE eity.
John II. Misshsfl arrived houae vznfss.
Gay from Lswissoa, IDAHO.
Dspuiy shasaa Maisogm, Of Port
biakeiy. waa ID ssatlis yesterday.
Rrank W.. Richards and WI Aueev.
Of Whatcom, ere Is shs Brunswiek-
5. n GeddInes and ,. ". 0sdafn~.
Of btaaseod. ere e ths BFunsslek.
Lhd- Hana, esssmpanisd b be via
and soas wili aEEiss 10 ssaltis ahis even
Job1 I. v. Yomaa, 81 Pbsl.a.,,h,.
and ~ = xaFmsF. n. D.. u ChssaIiS.
ere II The eay.
&c. EyAas Sad wifs, Of PERI Lu6iow.
and Mr8. ID. b. Jaeks1n and anu. 81 P,rt
Gamble, are h ne eitg.
Mr.. Huttoa, latn ehief a. a. Fssth
ne rus,Gnsd nls position - take enaEes
o. tba tnR 3. L &astiek.
Lake MoRsdmond ana dsaahtsr. oe
hsdDonds and Well Sshafef, u stSfta-
econ, are e. TIE 0esiasnlal.
BpenosE W. Toana. !. p. Zahaa. A.
Ford .. Z. hilistt apd !. n. Gates, Of
Moant feEnon, aFs 10 Ne city.
n. MePheFa0n, passsuqer ana fFalQht
agent for tbs Canadian Pseiiac Railroad
~ Tacoma, wiil spend today IN seattle.
@. n. Pnm. Of 0roviIle, California.
q. d. ssvaRa, of Olympia, AID Z. A.
hackstt, q -. Raui, afs e TIE Airing.
ton.
W.. d. Hicks, Of Dallas, Texas: z. A.
Haokett, FatiFoad man frsm s.. Panl.
and ". Berg, Of Soash Prairie, are at
the Occidental
George Z. Atkinson and wife, M. and
Mira. y. Il. Bosen, MIRA q. w. Prttah-
ard sad Edwin Eells, Of Tacoma, are at
the Oocidsntai.
IN. n. Atkinson, agent for ths Orr
con improvement Company at New
castle, aso0mp snisd By bic litfIs son, is
81 tna 0oeidsntel.
z. MsPheiFidzs, Of Tacoma, JOAN
Huntington, d snohomieh, ana Mrs..
A. Given aBd ehild, Of Black Diamond,
are e tbs Arlington.
3. q. Gilbert, o. Portland; 3. A. Gar,
Of Olympus; william MeQRart, Of San
Jose, Cal, and A. kent0n, Of Canada,
are 81 the Mes England.
walter Reyes aud WIN. 8. Ksyes, Of
Muokilioo, b. Barlow ana wife. Of
Aaeoma, and !. q. Ellis, Of Olympia,
are ~ he Brunswick.
A. T. Taylor, Of Arcadia, Mrs. 8.
simpson, Of Slaughter, J. X. Ras, Of
% Snohomishs aud John Brown aud
Martin Thorpy sFs 81 ths Bsansuiok.
Miss BaFn0n. OF Portland, Mis- May
B7gue, Of ksntou. Mrs. ~. Soott, %
Oakland, California. snd p. n. CFAbb
and ). spera, Of Newcastle, are a. the
ATiinaton.
Mra Winnie y. Thomas, delegate 70
National Convention II The wOmsn's
Christian Temperance Union nt Mime
apolis, passed HsEon, h0mewaEd bound,
on honday.
william Elder and @. Wilson, Of Kent;
J. W. Vincent, ef Marysyills, Gal; =,
A. Costello and J. MeD0nald, Of Ia
tomA, and Thomas Kline aud p. r.
Cline, Of bidaeys are 81 the New EGG
land.
John p. Carroll, Jasob Thompson, J..
y. Sheets, George l.. Wood yard, l.. b.
Reed, b. Anssin, q. @. Nixon. W. b.
fonkin, J. Hendrieksoa and I'd Brodln,
Surveyors on the seattle a BellinRham
Bay Railroad, are 81 she NaW Eneisnd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15

Ths Iasi wfI and tsslamsnt e tie
isls Lnelnda Gosdsa has bssn Sid fer
psooats. Tie dsosassd ownsd ssms
vsiusbIs Iasds 10 King coaasy, IasIzd-
ne the Faes tEaek property. and her
mang acquaintance vii rad With 10
ssssst ne diaposiii0n shs nada q her
estate. The win il dasea N0semhar
"a. 1855. when chs dssaassd vas Is
ye4sa 81 aKe. he dacamens Il signed
LlQcinda 60rdan, b. John Rines, q
Der feq1esl and ID her pFase0os.s and
VS. Wtsns1sed b John Rin4s and o. A.
broskuay. Ths viz provides.
Firs1-fhaf e. her dsash her bady b
1eosasly barred. VIA proper rsRaFd b
haE stafioa IA lifa.
hsEssf1ax named shall ray the funsrai
expans! cas- q TIE ART Donsy eomina
iato his handA.
Der ad0paEd con James FARes. aaed 16
years. ons half of al her right. title
Ard Interest u and 20 50 aaKea Of LAID
to tue east half Of The soathssaf quarter,
and lets and 2, secti0n q. tssnshfp "a.
1850 = 49, 49, - 0AtA VI G@I 4ALlla
titls and interest Ia and 10 80 aeres,
and lots u and IS. section .. tognship
=. ranee ( easi.
k8aFth-fo her nepkeW Staphen Col
Inns, aRsd i've years. she beqnaaEhas ell
bar FiRhts title and interest Ia and 10 the
raat and residue Of the two parcels "
and above described.
Rifth-To her cousin Ada B0rsk, she
beaueatha dfsy acres Of The east half Of
The L. ~. O0liiEs dsnafion eiaim, on
The Da~amish, and 81 tie cattle, horses,
farming implements, and personal prop
cry Of eveFy description on OF pertain
ing 70 ths place
sixth-T0 her husband, John Gordon,
she bequeaths elC0, and requests That
ny cousin Ada BoEst give him home
with her after my daath.n
esVanth-To Charles OFitiendan Col
man she bequeAkhs the residue Of her
real property, wherever situated.
EiRhth-C Charles CFitfanden Colman
be and i appointed ex-senator Of the last
viii and testament. ana 9 request %
made that be Be appointed guardian Of
the estates and psEsops Of Stephen Col
liDs and James Fares. and providing
that no bonds Be required
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15

IKE CoMPxxfTTvE Dnu.L.-W.J. Fife,
Who vas In Portland at the time Of the
competitive dFill. on Saturday iaaa,
states that she Portland company, IN bis
opsnion, did nos beat The seattle Rides
b. MAE pointsS that the Rides beat TIE
Portlands % hayonet exercise, manual
Of arms and drilling. while the Portland
company beat the Rifles on marching
and drilling. he thinks che Rata re-
eeipts. uhioA amoaetea 10 absut e2.0oo,
should have heen divided equally BE-
tween TIE I've companies. and another
match engaged for. "Ons peculiar
thing AteFaeted my Httantion," be said,
and thai vas, the sword and belt 10 BE-
eiven 10 the commander Of the success
ful company had the name Of ths oficeE
81 the Portland company engraved on Il
and u was presented almost simuitsne-
oasly With tie dseision OF the FetsFee."
II acasas Tsixgranh.
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6EATrLA, Dee. IL. lee6.
NJ. c. p. Ciaacy, HasaseT Par,ac
Bsgeses Transfer dE.i Erarsss csapaHg
1 want you 90 send yoar carriage 20 my
hoass 81 $50 tomorrow morni1s TO take
nv family 10 the Taosma ooal. We
have 4 trunk and several small paeksRe4
Can yea take them en- the haskR send
answer by bearer. aHd obaiee. Years
tguty. kEAA STEYKSSs
RESIDENCES wssi Of Pine street, Seattle.
SRArrtx, Dec. Is. iss6.
Tha ab@ye letter h che Of many 70
esivua b. % daily. inqaiKizR aboat car
carriage and baggage Wsgaa. We are
Vegy elaa % Annocnee 30 TIE pabiic THAI
~ SOC are pEspAred 10 atssaa 30 al or
ssES. either Tor hack o. foS . baggage
vaeou. Oar little blas wagon uAs maze
espesiAliy fer % and fFsn cur ogs plan
fee ths bAegaRe tFAaa. We eli deliver
hAxzaes - any part % tie eity day or
ntRhs. We ell receive hA9RAea In TIE
eisV. nara, weigh and shssk il SAVING
tks sraveler al tranhle Of lsakina after
IL Oar eslephcne namheT Il g. Dant
frrnss 81 day OF night Rsspeetfzlly a.
- samnand a. TIE FaoiiS.
O. II. CLANcx.
al4 Manaaar P. = TAX o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15

The Branch Bouquet millinery store,
corner Front and Madison, viii n0l
stay. An the hats and bOnnets will be
sold out AZ most any pEice. Mr.. Mellis
desires not 10 take bach any Of the
goods 10 Portland. This store has just
received q fresh line Of bats and ben
nets. Ladies will new have q good
shanee Of getting hne bats cheap for
Xmas presents It should be Femem.
beFed that the dolls will be given away
free Of charge 20 each purchaser.
MELLB b Co., Corner Front and Madi.
sou, Seattle W. T. del5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15

IL. Atkins. Chief 81 Police, Knox
willie. Team. writes; Ny wife and are
benedoiaFies OF your most excellent
nedicine, DE-. Kings New Medical Dis
eoyeEy for consumption; having foand
il 10 Be al that you claim for Il, desire
10 testify 30 its virtue. Ny friends. 10
whom have recommended e, praise u
at every opportunity DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption is guaran-
teed 30 cure Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis,
Asthma. Group, and every affection Of
Throat, Chest and Lungs. Trial bottles
free 81 A. B. STKwAHT's drug stsFe.
Large size 81. dV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15


TaE AaAssfz AssooIATI0H.-The East
Sound Chapter Of the AeAssiz ASsOoia-
tion gave the second Of series Of win
ter snteTtainneuts on Thursday even
log. foe The pnFpos % raising funds TO
build . lecture bail and museum. Not
withsianding = very showery day, there
vas q very fair attendance. The pro-
gram, which consisted Of tahlaanx, dla-
ioRnea, readings, etc, vas very satisfao-
tory 70 he audience. Conee, huna aud
oranges we're ssld during the evening
By committee Of young ladies wearing
white aprons and caps. After the en-
ieftainmont Q dance vas Riven and
altoeethor very pleasant evening vas
speat. The Chapter realized a good
round sum, which, added 10 the pro.
oeeda Of the first entertainment, will
enable the young folks 10 purohass the
lumber for the mussum. The next en-
teFtainment will BE- given 20 obtain
funds for the shingles. After that 9
series Of lectures will be aiven during
the spring 10 raise funda for Q lecture
ball. The Chapter has had presented 10
u . white owl; q very fine specimen OF
the genus HVctea. The nyctsa afroa, OF
snowy owl. 4 dag bird, hunting chiefly
morning and evening, sometimes 10 the
middle Of the day. Kt strikes on the
Wing like = faloon. Cones soath from
The Arctic regions during winter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15

BoUED OyHR. during Mon
day night, All Wong and Al YounR,
two Chinese waahmen employed In
HewArd's laundry, Rot into a quarrel
over . vashtab, and finally came 20
blows. During the melee Ah Wong In
serted an uglY looking knife blade into
All foanR's thigh With sufficient force
10 turn The point Of the knife when &c
reached the thigh bone. Tue China.
men thinking 10 would be best Tor ell
concerned 10 keep the matter quiet, COZ
veyed the Woandsd man 10 q shanty IN
the rear Of the wash house. where q
China doctor vas sent 20 dress bis
wound. 4ome Of the people living
around there. however, had heard the
seuiile going on and n0ttiied one Of the
police sflleeFs, Who teased the matter up.
and arrested All WONG. Yesterday be
had bic examination before Justice
Hill, Who held hin IL the sum Of $50
20 appear before the Grand Jury. 10
defaalt Of bail. the Chinaman vent 20
Jail. Al Young, che woaRded heather,
10 Ia fair way % recover.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15
WMAT TRrR MAN WTLE D.

TIE unprecedented aais 81 Boschas's
German syrup within @ few years has
egtonish0d the world. re Ia without
doub& the safest and bea1 rsmedg ever
discovered for the speedy and CELESTIAL
ours o. Coughs, Colds, and ihs asvoruat
Luna troubloa. Il no1a e. a. entirely
didere8t prinolpie froD the 1s1af pHs-
eas8 atlll II TIE aTalsu, but, an ne en-
tFary. Fem0F1s the Gauss 81 ne ttouhIe.
heals TIE parts a4sosed. and lsagag them
II a puEaly healthy eondlilan. A huffla
kept - ne house for uaa when tho ais
e44aa make thGiE mppnmKmnoa wAli amwR
dostof's bills and q lcna npell &c narinmm
fllnea2 A trial will moWsinsa Won u
thsse fnstA Il 10 positively n1ld ~ an
Druggists and Raneeai dsalsr1 ca -
la1e. Pres u ota. iaFHs bstfloM ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15

AEON RogrE.-Col. James 7. Shesss.
Chief Engineer for The Seattle & Bel.
lingham Bay Railroad Company, ar
rived here last evening with his party
Of Surveyors. he was very Fetioent,
claiming that be must report only 10 the
President Of the company. but on seirg
pressed be stated that be hed found q
good route from Seattle 70 WhatoOm,
and from Seattle 90 New Westminster
for that matter. Colonel Sheets has
been Out with bis party about thEee
months, and has made q thorough re-
eonnoissance Of the country between
Seattle sud she British lice.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15

Ladies need net nov complain thai
they can't eei hns and stylish hats and
low prios. Everybody ahsuid 90 20 tbst
store II they want - Rot good Rooda
ehsap. MKEzEs a Co.. PropEistOFs. ds3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15

MUazcl MuzIcil Most : Mrs.
Dr.. Barton, lassiy from ths East, has-
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fnd Is % tbsig adVaniaas 10 call nDan heT
af a. carry data. corner Beaond and
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15

HAHDY Il HAIL have secured The
agency Of Rawkus' patenS epFina mo-
tors and revolving display eassa. and
viii Be pieased 70 rive any tnf0rmatisn
desired h regard 10 these goods and 40
ell orders fer NE same. } ". FaWkea,
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longer h he sompany's iuterssk. no4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15

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