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ca STABLE CHART ia
Mounted on Rollers a Book Mailed Free.
Humphrey. Med. Co.. 100 Fulton St.. NY.

The widow of Parson Brownlow
still resides in Knoxville, Tenn, with
her widowed daughter and several
grandchildren.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-12

A Mexican editor, Senior GARLIC,
asserts that the Government under
which he lives fogs newspaper men
for uttering incendiary sentiments.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-12

For removing dandruf, Ayers Hair
Vigor has no equal. 1t restores faded and
gray hair to its original color, stimulates
the growth Of the hair, and gives 1t boauti-
full, glossy, and silken appearance.
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sraErA. Ga. Sept Il. lSS5;-We take pleasure Il
rif, Ing % The tr1th q the above statement. hav-
Ing sspp.ied the patient with The Blood Rain.
Siuct, kozira a NAkpENAs' btussls's-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-12

Never borrow trouble-of course
not. There is always somebody that
will give you all you want.-Balti-
more News.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-12

sr.Kr,, GA. Sept, q. 1851 saw Mr.. Allen
Grant uhen be was suffering with epitheliAl cancer
o. under lip, and -fer using the B. b. medicine,
as stated above, dud him now almost, ~ not per
fectly cured
Signed, i'll AsbLE"s' NJ u.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-12
A new census of Rhode Island, of
which the report has just been com
pleted, gives the population at 364,-
3S5. OF these 1891 are females

The utilization Of the accidental falling OF an ap-
ple gave us, through Newton, gravitationS laws
and The incidental discovery by mission lite, gave
us o. Of the most valuable Hntefebrils which en-
terra into the composition OF that elegant tonic,
Home SaIIative Cordial
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-12

Hubert o, Thompson, the lately
deceased New York political leader,
died poor.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-12

For the six months ending with
June. San Francisco ranked next to
New York in the value of her wheat
eNDort
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-12

Yes. my child, Weddingsday was
put immediately after Chooseday Oh
Observation-Disclosures Post.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-12

James G. Blaine will address a
meeting to be held in the Academy OF
Music, Philadelphia, October o.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-12

1t appears to be generally accepted
as fact that Congress will adjourn
on Monday next
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-12

There are eighty gambling houses
IN Pfftsb-rr-r Which do a buslness O.
q O0G OOa.O09 yeariT-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-12
WAITING.

Through life's morning. htful, heetng,
with iis dallianoe and oaressing'
Waking thought 10 passions glow
Ouiok'nlng pulse 10 higher beating
All the souls deeper force expressing
breathing full it, wish below -
lam waiting, fondly dreaming,
On tho sands VI youths far shore
Till my boast shall change from seeming
Till my stately ship comes DER
III.
Now the roseate iints are glowing
Where the summer skies ara bending
DowpNnrd thro' the depths Of light
And INV onco Glad dreams AFRO growing,
like The day with shadows blending,
sombor with no sail In sight
Still with dauntless trust I'm waiting
On the lone enchanted shore;
Heart and brain 10 hope pulsaungi
Though no gallant ship comes Ger
III.
Months and seasons passing, feeting,
In their circles waxing. waning,
Longthen into weary years;
Still my heart Is wildly beating,
And my trust is accomplishing
Though oppressed with gathering ioa''
Hone
Beacon midst the silent years
Still no earnest of returning!
Still no freghted ship nppeare'
".
MANY bark, the mad wavo crossing,
Has escaped and anchored resting
Meath placid autumn sky;
But amidst the oceans tossing,
Where with wind IL wind contesting
Rides my gallant ship on high; -,
While with yearnings strange I'm waiting
On the strand where joys have BEEN
With earth-pride and strength abhlihg'
Till my wavetossod ship comes ill.,
V.
Evening shades Of life arc falling,
Der the hilltops darkly brooding,
Settling slowly DER tho maini
And q mystic voice is calling
Sorrows surcease sure precluding-'
Calling now in hopes refrain;
And my spirit longing, listening,
Views affair the silent shore.
Bathed in morn's eternal glistening,
Where my treasure ship shall moor.
vi.
Stars of peace are calmly beaming
tho tempest SLOWLY iiluhRi
Stars that guide my bark Alright;
Lamps of grace whose kindly cleaning
Der the treacherous pillows sitting
Drives the dangers from the night.
Voice of power shall calm its heaving,
Oceans deep and sullen roar,
And my ship the waters cleaving
Anchor near the golden snore,
assembly Hill.
This good anecdote of Gen. Grant
is told by Gen. Clinton b. Fisk; 81
was sitting with the General and
a number of others, when an officer
high in rank rushed in, shouting:
oh, boys, I've got such good story
to tell youl there are no ladies pres
emit, 1 believed No; but there are
gentlemen present, was the curt re.
ply of Grant" The story was not
told
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aPsuea gNA MTpM Ia on flle in Philadelphia
M1S kgESEaKat The Newspaper Adver-
! s-ss-s7Ss.ss tlslng Agency of Messrs.
q. w. AVER & SON. our authorized agents.

Secretary Manning has gone to
Watch Hill, r. l., for the remainder
of the summer.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-12

David Christie Murray, tho Eng
fish novelist, will soon pay n visit to
this country.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-12

It costs Jay Gould S21G day to
keep his yacht, Atlanta, in sailing or
der.
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A buther at San Bernardino, CAL,
that he is ready to make
contracts for year to retail beef at
five cents n pound.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-12

Whitelaw Reid is in California, Wis.
ting his father-in law, d. o. Mills.
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Patel "a IL 6

CAVE ATS, TRADE MARKS AND COPYRIGHTS
Obtained and all other business in the o. 5. Pstent
Office attended to at MODERATE FEES.
Our office is opposite the u. $. Patent Office and
we eau Obtain Patents in le,s time than those
mote from WASHINGTON.
patentabilitv free Of charge aud we make NO
CHARGE UNLESS VIZ OBTAIN A PATENT.
We refer here TO the Postmaster, the Supt. OF
Money Order DIV, and to officials OF the u. s. Pat
ent Office. For circular, advice, terms and refer
ences to actual clients in your own State or county.
write 20
Opposite Patent Office, Washingio ION, ID. c.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-12

TennysOn has ready several new
poems, the most notable Of which il
A continuance Of -Lrcksley HlT.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-08-12

NsnT n fields arc scarce, but those who write to
Hill Stnson & Co Portland, Maine, will receive
LIFE 4 Free full information about work while,
hIsH they do. and live al home, that will pay
VI " 1SAJ Them from s. to S26 per day. Some have
earned Sni day Either SEX young or old Capital
not reaured You started free Those who start at
arc absolutely sure OF snug little fortunes All is new
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~ -. Persons answering any
Z - = lee nirsrtissu-afs u11
- 60 as1 s-srf taT tseE
zen fc f-ts raueT-
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OLD NEWSPAPERS. for wrap
ping paper, zoe 2 100, at this Office.
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During the last six months over
S64, 100000 of gold have been ship
ped from New York to Europe.
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E;sMTc M INTEL IGElIT, ,Amtitcga, Naercctic
MAN l. ~ secure and nj orders in his SEE
A ssRN sL ton. Responsible House References
tIora iSM :seHsanEes ylAS5qnnss Az ANY
GAY Bros, BOX 1855, n. Y. sS!o tU 0lGG
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For sale by all druggists. Treatise
on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3
Atlanta, Ga. 157 w. Odd St., n. Y
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PueLIc ePRAkINo.


Hon. cha. ies n. Brsd,hsv, RepablIe.u can
aiaaie Coz DsieRase o Uonssssa. J o. Halnes
and efher aba spa4kera. viii ACTRESS their fsl
ioW eiiiEsns Is TIE fciloaina tlmen and places
cLAaKK COUNTY.
IAcemas, M0ndsy, Oct II. on arrival Q
Cascades steamer.
nioa tbldga Tuesday. Got. n ~ .. m
LaGenteE. tuesday. Uct ~ ct 80 ,. M
coNLsfx coUxrg.
KelsmA WedaesaAg. Oot n atinn.
Ok Psiaa wednesday. Oct Is e 80 pm
wAHgfAKUM eOUsr2.
cathlAmst thursday Oct Il 81 ESQ am
PACIFIC COUNTY.
Ilwaeo. Thursday, Oct. "A atTnpm
ugetarvills, FRIDAY, Oct. IS, e. 10 p. n.
cIsEnALTs COUNTY.
HCgaiazn. Saturday. Oct. IA atIp M.
Aenta.Ano. rafuraay. Oct. IA 81 % p.m,
&lma. Moaday, October ~ Is 10 q. n.
EKwis COUNTY.
oakville. Monday. Oct Il AfIp m.
Centraiia. l1onday. tict IA 81 ssS0n %.
thehaiis. 1 tuesday. Oct. -, at 10 4. n.
. iniock. rneeday, 90 NJ Nstp
tolaia. tuesday. Oct ~ II T.S9p. m.
Fuoxf SOUND.
Tenina. "Wednesday. oot aim
lAgmpis Wednead e. ga 20 4 20 an
kamslohio. Thursday, Oot "a ~ 10 a "a
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pot 2 iakeiY. fst4ay. uet ~ AZ I'D nm
Msrysrt To- safufday. Oct. - a. II a IN
nosomiah glty, Satn ria ,. Ocf "a 11nm
staa cod. MaHdAy, Oct as q dam
: Il. a ndny. Ut - attn a.
Mount Nernoe, MandAY. Get. 81 f.1J n m.
ltaAaaay Tuesday Oct Is sf1n m.
laAtlaanef, IL STAY. OcL - at I'D D m.
Fsdaizo "Wednesday, Oct. ateO m
Adnoa. We1ae das. Oct 3, atap m
y h4scom "Wednesday. Oci y. - IN pm
gHcsa. fharsdey, uct 81 At ia N.
rtday hfMrhQF. thursday, tiot 2S9.Ne nm
Post ida1t On. Friday Oct a. a. 80 4 N
lfantan, fridsy, Ool ~ att pw.
NeWcastiA friday. y & -. af7s51 n N.
Aent saturday. ssct 90 ~ 5. ~.
! accna. SATURDAY. Oct 81 asfsnn IN.
ltsack utamans, ManaAy. Nov L Al fnm
sealtie- Moaa&y. N0y. I II 1.33 N.
- respective usaztf Csnfsal canmittaas
~ hsse . rcQassiea - fnrnisn eaifisls haiis
80 Wueif tur ths occa- tan. &a1 ErrUeiteaa
,susespess ars reqaestea % pahliaa thia ~
aee. ~ clacf e lee F.rliIosiai Ceairai Con.
asttes. EANIER. ch4irrnsa.
B . AFsnipaa. sesretsry. ociau
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a PanPfIxiNa aITT1IIax.

II ths csAF is nol bent upan creating
adiatnrbanoe, a 4 lmpossiblo 10 imaa
Inc what be l. heni upoa. Hia actions
for We past zen mouths have apparently
been governed By no other purpose than
20 pRovohe a var into whioh he esald
eater with some somblanca Of iusssAoa.
tloa. Ne cannot pianga into uaf with.
oat . peetsxs, and be has apparently
been earnestly seeking ths necessary
excuse. His intsrfsssnee Ia ths Affairs
Of Bulgaria hafeRs and slnce ihe ahsai
ealion 81 Alexander has evidently been
for he puFposs q creating disorder
IN ihai eoantsy uhluh woul3 iastlfy him
h ordssinR TIE snarmoas army which
Ne has aasemhlsd In Besaasabia 10 ross
the Danube. TIE lass demands whioh
be has made upon the Bulgarian COS.
eminent Indicate this purpsss more
oleaaiy than anythinR uhioh has gone
heferA There ara many Of lheaa Dc.
mazda hul shs TIRES uhich especially
excite the indienAtisa o. The Bulgarian
psople ere thoss tha, the slsatsan Of
s1eeeseog - Pfinca Alexander be poet
ponsd. thai Ne reign of martial law Be
ended, aad that tha eoaseifalora who
ahduofad Alexander Be- released from |
psisoa. 10 grant he afsa would be q |
violation u NE Balgarian oonasitatiou,
y GRAFT the eeeond woald Be sep 1
Which The Bulgarian gevegnmsns b
heSea uguld Be sxtFsnsly daneurouA
and 70 grant the third would Aruass see
Bulgarian psopls 70 4 frsnny % sexela
II he demands are aeeeded %. ths CsaF
viii b he virtual relsE Of Balxaria, ar |
u they are noi aooe4ed 10, be viii order
his tRooes 10 oceapy the eounsry. Bal
garia i 10 = most ushAppy dslemma.
In tAis eoaneetioa the dsolArasioa Of
Herr Tlasa, The Hena4rian Pslms Mia.
istss thai Ausifla. Elaaeary woaia
under ne circumstances perult The %.
eapatioa q Bslearia ty asy cher
pousf. = sienihsanl. II the Caaf per
aisis " his course, hia wish soE var nay
BE- Rrs taad and 81 soldiers NAV eons
tnia eaaales With ne ever gallant bal
evet safostunSse arnsy o. Aasstia. In
saeA eeatass Austria wsald b. actively
aappoftsd ~ Reamania. Sesvla. Ral.
Raria ard Turkey, and shs easeoms
mschi b reRAr3sd as sxirensly aoahs
ful, uesa 4 not Ter lhe Ssssi1st ais /
asieEs uhieh fate sssaas 70 have Ia store
tof ne Austrian asmay, whose osAeess
have BEEN described a. ahe bsss tsAissa,
bEaveat ana nassi unsasssmfal ID IN.
rope
AZ sny Fssa TIE cEsf has rsosntly a..
psAlsd paahetieAily D. TIE usmasy 81
hia sAiRsed tsthsr. sn1 a. . bright sx
change Femarks uksa . Caaf hezlns to
tAlk abeaa ha daty = tas uensry q his
Aints1 father. ie . sins b Pea % tes
atorm shutters.
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The Last Chance
70 BuT WaTn naHTAsE On
all1TT ear At REASON
mLE PRIcE
81 to s. per front foot
I'VE HAvR nEEN AFPonTE1
"LADD'S ADDITION !"

fo the city of Seattle, which compass
luls 4, md s. q eecflun - and lot !. 80
tia a. iowa hip 8 nar1A. range eaEa
nnar smiths C0ve and We are AuthoriHaG
t. sell the asme fCr trom &A9a ~ prEefGnl
fool On hlliott BAY. aad rram IS 70 g.
par lot nct Water xrontsga.
4 his > b TAR tae ch1agest propeEiy i
tha1 pan q tae CITY. And Is bosuliia al,
laid ON aceordiaE % ne topagraDhy q
tha ground.
f,srues invest ng in this property nov
cannot hep but make moaey.
aERaIs-so pEa On = poyg,s. saraNc1
II :. 3. SAND - NO rnz. Al ~ FERCkNl
Title. u. 8. patant % ". 8 Ladd a.
Polt ana miillonnife hsnker. "A arEnn&1
deaa Il ON 1sad4 aud wife ID Geo n XII
slnger. Platte1 ~ Kat ngsr. who vii
give warranty DEED no hAff4A di1t1
A fsN oiocks. only. for sale a. thasl
pIsrea and On these terms.
suppose toa Bag . hloax SNDo or aa
] 0u psy ~ paF cent uoaHs tEWfk 50 a
elso No more p4yme. 8 . 4 noakhs
As soon - he seattle. LAkf A1re and
book viii - worth aryeEai thoanan1 COS
lars, Yen thugebg siak lsu aailara q
10 not buy this properly TN you md
out prces y ad3 lining properly, and i
the price asked - rs - nol Z, per eenl
4 - taan you can 0et ulnef prouctlT -
10inln&. o. n thai Vicinity. We WI MAKE
yvu = . csenr q a hi0ck. Try 4 Rad So
We aha.i koaitlFelF w4GhAEam tins adGi
ton Ion the N ikuG aG these prlpea
shrnrn shaded q b oala. TnEse AAz
oUh RESTRICTIONS
n. A-ae hsisdy oilsr and have par
chaeers fer eve y acre u Land within sne
Aalf mile Il this 81 ificn. N any aixec
ton. ~ $50 per aero. W
c. G. PhlMNEY a CO.,
james STREET
nuqedw Ouunuita Oo1,iaianlaf HofeL
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RaaEaaFzanzaHk-- Levers and Eta-
dents o. phakaapears and anuaa halp n
its briaha iitsis maaaEina. s1akrspssys-
$50. published b LssnaEd ssoli, 100
Walnuf slress. Phii1delphta- u o1sts
hai 81 % = year. and - SLED from CO..
- Is oogsf sflh TIE eAelses& pfodsela
~ the Shakespeare 1ah0aAFs 81 s1a
9erid. With rs OsfobeF nnmber y
oonmeucad . new dep4Ftusut % -
knaan e he Shakespeare School, :
shes 4 espeeiaiiF dsaianed aa a. AID
s. leaohefs, stadenta and All wko d.
lsahs ID iha puesais q 8hakezpsase lara.
n TIE maunasmeut o. fefs res depart
meat the editor viii hass the ed aad
eeaassis - saeh notsd 6hakespsafiaas
a. Or. Howard. HoEacs EuFneaa and =
!. n0lfe, A. n.
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Gzan Pan. Iszzz znonz
Rnema Mostly ahs pengls sla@ -
cslnmna % se9T p4vaE ta4E g Wild ~
lrexes1ent e. mF QaEt - 4eeES -.
nom nstlsn Ter - stse1l.lls oile4 9.
C1nonet, - 80 ttn1e y u1ell1 c1lF 80
Il - aetlEs pF4eztaa - ~ pfefes1'1A-
1nmhina ffla8dn foE tas faNnK -
nnded resree fnisy neaaa.
Hsaacs ". HAxz. n D.
Sill. So. D. 1876.
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A TTME CHKCE FRoM THE CAS-
Railroad Maa foaa8 en- aue Of tha sSrpatR
~ SeNttte, YESTERDAY, u calls for n ~
thaa So An1 10 nWuaF cAn have the
sane - aflRE 81 shis ctece ana payinE
leF fAls aaseFt eeasrHl 2 hs an6sr urss
ffAHk =. yes, & tbs ely. RM
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Seattle b haginnleE e feel The hsre-
a. q eompststsoa. Ihs s1eauian rate
- sA Paul fsem wallA Walls i ssa
Prem seattle, = laarney several hanared
mi,ea loaees, ne rats = eeo b. ona rad
and IS b anosAaf.
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Nmhern e tAla Commana are heHa.
- nesifed tkat ela Feeuiar w<akly @fail
aall - Fasnmcd 81 kEldag 0ssoreE -
ff7r. "a Ties aSa ordered - Eep14t g
fssiaua unlfsrIm s. ti5s Os1paEY Arr .
~ IS fhas Gate - 8 o'eioek >. ~ a fall
aasas nsn il rsQairea b. order
EE HUwz,
Frs Iisus. Can'a. p c..
J.R EM1zE. FiFzl ssresanA
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Dee Mitaheli, by diRsetia8 81 6hefia
He3faw. vii sell % Batnfday. Ostcbel
-, a. 70 o'oiask e q a1 O11iden1al
s1aare. los o. ssrg zoe foFniiuEs, oon-
sisfinR IN part Of solid waiuut maftle
top bed f0un suftea, walnns o6e4gutsEa,
walnut chairs. loupasa, exlknslon and
kitehea tahlsas mirrors. pt1tnr1a and
ether goods. osl1
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TENDERS WANTED,

FFsESnERs RoR ixe ROUND CEDkR
fese * bsostaE s,l1ch iop = B ee1v.
eEe1 ca hoNr1 e.tst e aay p1lat heiWaeA
re&ssBa and faceEA. o. n the Nafar Al
Sa1s1se. Wal - FeeNirea aE reana 3. Pea
CO hail4inE. uzE1i aaoR e. FEsaAy, CT.
"a Seza1
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fRBRS and PLlNTS.

A VERY ZINE VARIETY or
Plants arc respectfully offsfed 70 the pub
DC for ths tall trada.
usdsr early. send foF price iiss and De-
aCEiptiye cata'cRne 70 TIE CsoFuruAke
nut FArA aad Poaltry Var, - sala.
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Experienced Nurse.

AN EXPERIENCED NURSE DR-
Z 1 sifNs enE4Egmena VIII rscelVe IA
tt~ota 81 kauaa o. 50 cut. a. nfr fs -Fe2
ApElY AZ tbis OlflNe. nass
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w. v. RIMEHART q sos
DEALKhE IN
FANCY AND STAPLE Gk0cERlEs. Pro
VlSIORS. PRO- uCe kIC

its MILL 5lhhhf, STAT LIE. w. il,
70 our CHsiomers aud Friends
We pro- oso ~ introduce IN our buslne Il
on las a. % " the monta. tbs CoRDon sys
TEN 30 mach Ia vOsus IN otn.f Lax sano
y hue We iuave g OpIlonni Wlth oar ous.
toaaers We hsps thai ala Wlll kise Is Trial,
~ We are oonVi4ocd tne new ~ stem VIA
Dc u ts4utual neneft, enu give a. oar feA.
k0aA the toa10 A1nG @aYanL.Nts
Fiut--Dali1 casaIgee 10 your account
vii, Do evoked, baca4so. % tuis tysIsIil
lhulo WI d no p-es bOoas of ITEM ga
inoathly olliss No ChaI ElLg IN the bJsss,
coGanrQ eeall1 nv pgstahE 80 evutF nA.o Il
. cash SALE and "a tzlt SAVING mech an
nua ance 70 The Gust me. aIn aVniaa. Z
dlsputSs over supposed discrepancies.
aeoesd-lt p.evuAta (. Gnu, Nnlch .. N ;.
times 0coars with pAsa b-oas, ana ~ oer.
vaata VIII naa q l.saposs.bio - set = .os
Wathe~t thS coupons custom srs cnn NJ
aeuDt app ociase that 0Ae aavamtsna,
Iniaa-nvs.y a@lo Dtang y cAah sale Gus
tomas VIII knoW N 40 Il nothlnKo araud
" taem whlSE tney have NOS lad.
f0urth-5y oaaaKisg ous gu IN - down
% = eaah bass W = Il. se enanird 10 N
suK Kaells &C. ur1inaAg.
klttA- nstomeTn paglE & for their books
VIVA % hAl0 Wca . dlsc sunt.
" tah tn1u simple ana0an. amsnt We re-
gsecEluily asa tlass SOa Niil trg the COn-
pon cyst> N une msntn ana II q 40 4 moi
VIVA " yoar ontlrs st sfactson We ca.
= tsirn " me Old mstnOd. Respectfully,
1Ae W. v. tA1NAhAhf Il SIN.
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TAlLoRs WAMTRD.

TWO FfRsr-CLAsS COAT MAKWRs
4 etEady pmplof neat 81 Portland prices
Appiy - b 0NS SDAlsN a CO. New
Wussafi 3sEar. III C ensnN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-01

First-T That be now falls gracefully into
the aansat onal stYle of ADVERTISE ~
Gently adopted b. he comMiaaion men q
SEAT L.
kesond That during re pastfsw years
be hAa handled and sd many hundfeds
% tnna e. White river and other hay. al
o. which was chose and clea !. and alaD
more " ICES thousands Of tons o. grain.
hour and feed. both god and otherwise
1hlFa-7het 81 this present time be has
On hai d and also u bic mind. vest daan.
tries - the above Eooaa snd that ~
h ms and haeun ~ haz eouRk4 ana VIII
huy, q n ard tnBA
fourtk finally. NJ says thal al
thoafh he has tsln. 4 the Blow HARD Cub
20 far aa TIE newSp- pefa -. he may III
Be found ~ his piaca 81 ba1sa0s % ths
What telliag his c1s1emer8 - unnch
truth e thay can stAad, and sen Nc than
: plnne hundred csass worth q GOODS
foF dollAr. se2li
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-01

T oTs AND BLOCKS FOR SALE N
~ North Seattle.
Lots aad blocks for sale In d. I. Den.
ny's nrst. second. third. foarth. hfth and
sixth additions.
Lets and blocks for sale In d. T. Den
nyis Park addition.
Lott and slecks for sale IN D. 7. Den
ny's East Park addition.
Lots and blocks for sale IN Mob Hin.
L9ts ana blocks for sale h Green's 3D.
dition.
"A house and lot fer sale in d. +. Den.
ny's 9th addition. $3.50.
Los 3, block 8, d. 7. Denny's third cd
Ios 1 block IS. D. 7. Dsnny'u third ad-
dition. $40.
Lots ana 8. Bock 2. in Bell and Den
nyis odd ton. $500
Houses for rent and for palo
cans negotiated and investments made
Taxes paid for nOn-Ieaident partie
Orders for ali kinks Of rouSh and dreas-
"a LumbeF, Alath. sash. Doors and Moald-
ingA wil receive prompt attention
Lorreapondeucc from abroad solicited.
Na1duful
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-01

Miss NARY aRATEE TRACHwR
vi fae Pinnc e. tHgaa. III - sauna al
tha ~ tttnca ~ Ma AAseFsan. ffha
slesG hessusa FRA aRA SixtA aala IN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-01

Eaun1rr nzrn IL As 8f1s = fzrsa
saals. nsssszss - ~ 24 . nsg1fh Ma.
80 Dilsua1ssr SIS - M Hea1A g
a44f 100 assa ~ czze4lla 3. =. .nsr<,
- = ~. hsard s.: Hsisa - Lasns-
dFynaam
For aag - n ~ssk - gaur $50.
- ~ aseks.
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SIS RRWARD.

TTtHw ABOVE REWARD WILL BIZ
i paid fuF iEfurmatinG waikiki viii Lad
10 the arrest ana convictien o. any party
a. pArtiea who may have damngea the
lamps o. wire q he seAfte klectfic
Cornany. j. n fRfNk.
relfe saperinf ndenE
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Room ID Lef.

CONF NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
- T. ~ ~ he scsiA Weet caroer o. 4 hira
Aa4 GhsrFy strexfA fneahe en- thm
prem taaa snff I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-01

An ENERGETIC. KDucATKD NAN;
~ waRm. 81 site 81 Per dAg. Ala .
ma alease6 nsnn VITA spane hp1uieaGs
parisnsa. So. hox 81. Eaarlla ns8ia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-01
PARM f0R SALE.

CONTAINING q ACRES SITUATED
~ - miles, naFsh q Heaftia oA the teia-
grMRh nomk. which % the hesl read In King
e0uaaY. AnoEa - &cgna are ao930zn iand
a Eosd WeiL * water And naG -aHd-A- ali
stasy ko1se, u1th large oetlAr. About -
acFea inter celtfVatt1l, ; acres - straw
fanas nlso - b1&xtnE frul1 tseA WI
- sod ohamQ. Enr tuFahnR p4KticmiMrs
address Il. ~ pARkMkk
Su4sfia ". + Is Apply - him g. Tie
rFemlseA ael9 dw