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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-01

soldier nave mortgage On every foot OF land and
every piece of property in all this broad domain
to the payment of the debt which the country owes
them for their great services and TINT this debt is
higher and hoer than any other debt due creditors of
the government, and will have to be paid or the
mortgage will be foreclosed bv the Grand Army of the
Republic every member of which is pledged to see the
debt paid faithfully and fully.
Following the address of General Bennett
"Auid Lang Syne" was sung by Miss Nettie
johnson in an admirable manner after which
Ben ID. House. the adjutant-general of the Indi-
ana Ct. A. r.. was introduced by Commander
Whitsett, and WAS given appreciative attention
during the reading of poem of much merit,
ing part of which was as follows:
see them still as soldiers drest.
In answer to our bugle calls
Muster upon the jasper walls,
Behind which lies their camp of rest
Ny soul seeks not for them in graves
But on the topmost battlemeut
From whence their gaze is downward bent
To where the flag they fought for waves.
D mother eyes, no further shed
The bitter vintage of q woe
Pressed from grief of long ago
Beneath an armys cruel tread
wives, whose hearts were scared in firesI
Ut war, upon its backened page
Read there the glorious heritage
Left to your sons by worthy sires.
And ye who knew not name of wives
But yet in soul and heart were wed
10 those whom ye have mourned as dead,
Look up into their larger lives.
cannot think of them as dead
Although beyond our feshly sight
They who stood with us in the fight
And Followed where our banner led
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-01
The Coming of Jones and Small.

Oonveyances, z, consideration. ........ 81, 80;
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-13
Die Florence NtebttneaIe ber 8tns
ber3heae>

Die Florence MtebtinsaIe Der 8tns
berpfege-
Tolsenbes 1T Elm Gus5us zines an ben
Deutjden 8efOrm WeIenser in @ban1s
bersbursh, Ba., seidriebene1 8riefes:
Cine @o1lth dtertn.
Oefnet bic Tbire fir fe unb Wars.
@inslcw mirb betpeiien, baB fe bic anne.
ritan;ide Slorentiner Nadtisau Der Sins
bet 1T. Dabon fnb mir 70 uber5eust,
bab mir u~nierer rSuih" lehren merben
gu {asen: r@eiesnet fei Wsrs. @inslOw"
neil lie berielben bebilfli4 mar, User bic
Yerioee bes 3abneas unb anbere Bee
idmerlidfeiten fiir &inber h%inpeS5ufpm=
men. Wrs. Minslpp's @pcthins Shrup
nimmt ben 8inbern bic .Sdmer3en unb
furtrt Dnientrie unb Diarrboe. ST
madt ben @aumen 5art, befreit bon
@nt3anbuns unb brinst bas ainb sladlid
iber bic Yeriobe bes 3ahnens hinpes.
st thut serabe bas, mas ct pcrStebt 81
tbun, NGes unb rttdt peniser. Wir ha<
Ben einn1al Mrs. @tnslcw seieben unb
fennei1 fe nur bur9 ihren Spntbtng
Shrup fir Sinber. Denn mir bic Wadt
bdtten, pirben MIR fe ais 9eilanb fir
bic 8inber htnffellen = mas fe aud in
Der Chat 1T. Der Shrup mtrb in
allen apOtheten 5u 25 Gents per 5laide
perfauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-13

SIT bas ni1t, als Oh Der Geiif bes
sroBen npbiIofopben bon @%anslo1ei"
b~prabnenb einen Blid geporfen bdtte
in bic 3ulfanbe, tpie fe gegentpdrtig IN
biefer unferer &epublif beffeben2 Yin
STEELE beg yGbrgei5 Der GroBen" bdtte
CT nur fagen mifen: nimmeriatte
@elbaier Der &ei@er !-tpas i9liebli6
mebr ober peniger auf Gins berauss
tommt unb Mlles tpiirbe aiemli6 genall
poHen. Mo9 tpeiter fibrt er ben obigen
@eoanfen III folgenbem Sabe aus:
vSn ben &epublifen tpirb ber @brz
aeis ftets i6 Der Sntrigue bebieHen, um
sum 3iele gu gelangen. Die @orrups
fion, bic tpieoerum Der Sntrigue bient,
ldbt bas moralif9e Nibeau almdlig
fnten uno bic pabre @bre i6winbet,
neil nan iein Slid MAIDEN fann, obne
8erbienit gu baben."
9as 1T cine bittere Biae, nel6e Der
Yreubent6nig ba anbenuBt unb obne
on Iie au benfen, unieren amerifanif9en
6anbmerfspolititern gu f9luden giebt.
Na9bem Der alte GriB auf bieie Dirt
iowpbl bic 9eipotie, als aud bic in
cine O9lofratie (Serrf6aft Der Cot
ruption, refp. Der S9le6teten) ausarz
tenoe &epublit p~ertporfen bat, erfldrt
ct bic fonftitutionele S6einmDnar9ie,
pie Tie bic englif9e 8erfafung gef9afs
fen bat, fir Die bette 9taatsform, ba
in ibr bas parlament i9iebsri9tenb
swt1@en R6nig unb 8olf ftiinbe, uab
6er &6nig ale Ma9t gum @uten, aber
feline gum 86fen babe.
9as 1T nun @ei@madfa9e; mir sies
ben ieoenfaQs cine quite, corruptionsloie
&epublit obne iol6 eite englif@eSbrons
puppe Dor. Mu9 f6nnte mai benz
groBen &Drig bierbei einen Wiberiprud
na1meiien, bert in Der oben angefdbrz
ten SteIe aug benz Mae6iabe0i iagte
er felbt: rWabre &epublifaner tpirb
man ME iberreben, fi6 einetn Serrn
at urterperfen. unb tuent ct aud mod
10 gut Ddre.--."
Gin &6ntg, Der nit ieiner rpotsbaz
mer Wa6tparaoe" gang guropa in
59a1 gu balten permo9te, Der DETER
reid, &ublanb unb 6ranfrei6 befiegte,
uro babel fein eigner 8ismard, 'Moltfe
uno &oon par-ein &6nig, ber nit ben
gr6Bten @eiitern ieiner 3eit auf glei9er
gei1iger Sole itanb uno iie tppmbgli9
mod iiberraste, unb ber trob feines Ell
genett abioluten &6nigtbums 10 fret
bante, pte er-ber ber6ient ben yta=
met: Srie6ri@, Der @roBe!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-13
gsm. 6HHtna s. Spbn.

unfere Sauptnabruns 1T unb bleibt
bas Gleif6, unb UNI fol@es frif9 uno
gut gu erlansen, fann man unmbgli9
einen auberldifgeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 96fing & Sobn, Jto.
511 Nbe. 6. 0ie 9erren baben benz
@ei6mad ibrer &unben &e9nung gez
tragen unb in ibrem @tablifement cine
falte 2uftmaf6ine erri6tet, wel6e allen
Mnforoerungen fir grbaltung unb @ntz
fernung f6dbli6er Sngre6ien5en bes
5leif9es entipri9t. Sic baben befdnz
Big in ibren 8iebb0fen einen sroBen
8orratb bon Waftbieb, aug wel9em
ttur bas 8eite fur lire &unoen gemdblt
miro. Wer reef bebient fein min, ber
beiu6e ben Warft, So. 511
Mpenue s. 1,1Ot1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-13

= Ma6t Cure Befeaungen fiir Stas
9elbrabt, slatten 9rabt, giienble9,
&upferble6 unb 26tbe BET Bi.per &
g 9ultbeB 249 Marfet Ctr.
SPORT @eIb unb 3eit.
@arantie fir uiebrisfte Marttpreiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-13
G.. s.. M2auer. Wholefqlez uni

- 6. S. @aiiaer, Wbolefale> uttb
@etailbdn6ler in Jarben, Selen, Mns
ftrei6ermatertalen, Commensurate,
5an Mntonio empfieblt iein grDBes
Eager in bieien Nrtiteln gu Stem Oort
preiien urb ma6t gang Defenders auf
Sen getpdblten @orratb BON Bilbern:
gbromDs, 3upferz unb @tablft6en,
Oelgemdlben uno pbantafte 8ilbern
auer Dirt, ferner auf Die gef6mafbole
M1stpabl BON 8ilberrabmen BET a1ers
m~pberniten SDrm unb auf bic NQes
umfaKenben 3ei6enmaterialen aufz
.nerffam. ollie Muftrdge ftr irgenb eine
Der obigen Brau6en tperoen prompt
ausgefibrt; Silber bDn ieoer @r6Be eits
serabmt unb ale Nrbeiten m6gli6f
i9nel unb gut beiorgt, bic in bas Sad
i9laget.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-13

= 9as gr6Bte Eager BON @epebrs
un6 @ebolber=p atroner unb 9ilfen bel
piper & S@uItBeB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-13
giat Stage ii6et @rown's
Srom 2itters 6eanttuortet.

@isnetdt fGpn tauftatmaI IL bic 8tass ssfsat fppr.
ben: ,g0ie fann Brcnn'S Srpn Bitters Mles tirtrenf"
Nur, tds tbut Is ni&t. &lber q furirt trsere etne
8rdnftett, fur treldt Elm tiGtiser Irst q tfet Sert9ret-
ben flrbe. 9ie Gerste ~erttnnet Giiet ds pds belte
daer ibnet btfanrten Stdrfunssntittel an uno Nd@s
frdse In trstnb eiaett bebeutttben Gtenttfalteneetddtf
ipirb bic Bebauptuna t~efdtisen, taB In ber Nteeittt
Subfdns eebrau&t tperbtn. Dardus treibt flo, eaB
Giien ais Ser tptdtisfe 9aetpr BET elmer erfolgrethen
mebtstnif6en praris su betra6ttt III. GS III trpsbem
cine ineriwirbtge Etatfa@e, bae rpr Der GrHnbung BON
Wraiun's Sr1tt 1itter8 tene SSqise Befriettsun8 &c.
~ipdbrtnbs Gtfensufananeniesnns eriftrte.
Brnipm's SrnM 8itters s 5sssts ats st.
Serurfadf Etinen Rspff&nttra unb feline 5artleittsf.it
ale atber1s Giier.g Rentj titeit fbuit nies. Drnipn'S
GGaden.Wti9tuerhen, G&tua6e. Suspspfe, gRala'
i6iud&e, G@merset tn eettet. &ii6ett Dner
Glienern, 9nbfftntert utte ReuralBie-far dle bieie
iisba pirb Glen tasltd Serl&rtebea.
8fnWM's 9rnt 8ittRrs s aisi in is sfsss
Mnute. @leiG aaen anbern arinbli&en Rettsinen
ptrft Is I~anafan. Glenn pom Wiarrert 8etpnren,
in has erfe ppbltbuenbe Ssnptpra %ernsuerte Gnerste.
Die Wusfeln tperbsn tann ftfter, bic gsrtalans Ssr.
btftrt H1, Der unterletb triro tfdttg.. Sst Br4hSn 1T
Die Muaea fldret F1 fpfprt; bic 5dutfarbe tpirt bel;
Bic gDanaen ertaltea mteber selunbe Garbe; SferSDittds
perIdftntet; fanttipnele StDrunstn rnahen Der 9tt'
oelmGFta{ttt Ylab unb, ftnt cine fttQetbe Wtutter, 10
II Notruu8 fir has 3inb tint ~lleberfuB 5prtanbett.
Wdr SerdeHe riGt, bas BrpnnS Srpn Btttere bic
ettaige Gtfe,t. Mebi3in Ia, bic ni4t f16blt& tn. Merjte
un6 &pnttefer e~mpfeblet Cd. af.
Dds Mshte Bot 5dnbel8mdrit utb getreujte rptte
einiet auf bent lnf&las. gRon ttebrte rtd5fs Anneses.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-13
California @eine.

6err s.. s. so ep Wboleiale &
Metailbdnbler in Metnen, MlamD Plaaa,
1T por &ur3em bon ieiner bierten @ez
f9dftsreiie nod Galifornien 5uriidgee
febrt. ST fanr iebt feline Gunoen unb
GamiIien nit ben beften Sorten BON
@aIiforntazW etnen unb reinem Srauz
bem=Branbn berfeben. &einen @alifors
mia Glaret bertauft ct bic @aaone-$1.
Sort unb anbere unberfdlf9te Weine
linb ftets Bel Tim borrdtbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-13
aetm ampd,en.@etf ett ntebr.

Gbbarb Sbepberb in Sarrisburs, ST., iast !:
rDa BET @ebraud bes electric Sitter 10 tuobl'
tbatise Golsen fir mid bate, baltic i6 mid fit
berpfi@tet, bieS ber leibenoen Nenidbeit NIT
autbeilen Sd bate .adt Sabre lang elm bOieS
8ein unb meme Mer3te bebaupteten, bab ent.
tueOer her &no@en seidabt ober 6as 8ein OBJ
senonmen perben miiUe. Statt bslen gebrand>
te i1 brei Glai6en electric Sitter HnO Z Sdad.
teIn 8udlens Nrnica. Salbe unb mein 8eiu 1T
iest sefunb.
electric 8itters tpirb ftets ben @rfols baben,
ber fir baiIelbe beaniprudt pirb. Mur 80
Gents bic Glai9e bel u. 9retb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-13

bic felt Generationen bort anfdifig tpaz
ret1, BON bort auspanbern, UNI fi9 in
Seuti9lano nieberaulaKen. Dies Ils
les, iopie Der lnniGe, BET III 9euti9s
Lamb tpegett &uBlanbs Doppel5angigfeit
in Der bulgarii6en Graae berrf6t, tras
gen ba5u Bel, I'm bic @pannung atpis
i1en beioen 2dnbern troB aqer biplo=
matii6en acknowledgements, gu
erh6hen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-17

Parties going East should call on W.
Van Waters, agent Canadian paoifc
Railway, before closing bargains fer
tickets. Rates lower thsn TIE lowest.
Parties sending foi friends can deposit
their money With me and I viii tsle-
graph the delivery Of z ticket af my ex
pe1se. thus saving time and expFessaee
The Canadian Pa0ifc is tue shortest
and most direct route 20 ell eastern and
southeastern points, saeh rs MoRfreai.
New York, Chicago, ST. Paul and AL
points ssuth og east Of Sc. Psal. This
4 the hsst baiit and best equipped libs
u Amegica. Entire train runs thr ueh
from tha paeiie 30 the Atlantic without
change Of ears. No extra charge for
second class sleepers. The scensgy Il
CHASED With the arsndegt h the world,
comprising manntains, lakes. rivers
forests. glaciers, eanyuns and be8niifS
Landscapes.
ExcaFsionista can always saect large
saving By uaEFonizinR this poP1iaF route.
Full iafoFmatisa regarding rates. tims,
accommodation. etc, freely ohtained
by applviRR - VAN WARNS.
Psssenrsr and FreiRAt Aeens for PA.
get sound In Us.
Ofhse. Wells. Fargo a Gas baildinR,
seattle, W. +. coli
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-17

Ma. NmGoW's AoozExMo 6xn8R, 1oF
childran tsathina, e ths pEnaaEipei0n 81
Ono 81 The baa1 female n1raaa and pAye
siciana IN the United Gaafoa, and mnn
been uaed for forty yeaEg with naFW
failing s1eeaM By allliong q wOlholB
for theiF children. DurinR she pEconas
Of testhinR iia Ealne \ inoaiealabis. u
rslisvas TIE child fFsm pain. earas 1Ya-
entsry and 6iaEEhOa, gFipfnR b ~
bowels and wind colo. h giving haaith
b the child it rosig The naolheF. REiee
1ba. battla. au1ldW1y
TWR D@maAsoA BHRAmnmaP MEEn
Runnina between LiVorpool and o1e-
bea, thence ~ rail 70 al points h eae
GATED States. Sail from Liyegpoof
every Thursday, calling q Bellasts an4
from Qunbee every Saturday. BlanmaRB
are large and fast and ateorsGs aosow-
m0dati0ns usoEsalie& ~ @ny ethas
line, Walls fho fogaGe q go Uil11
shorter than Va Nou ferk, th1oa DAYS
a 4 In tha nn1oOtn waters 81 thB Calf
and river s. Law1enoe, f4mod fer
baaatilul, pietaFeaqua aoemaEv. 0teoE-
ace and prapAid oariifcatna nrid e
i0wusl rates. Also drafts ca EmoNa
ard bmnk rsmit1aneoa 10 uuV pug1o1fB
addraas A. CuLnzno, IIlENI harrt
foE tha Horthern PsaiAa n. a. iYIA dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-17

J. ]. Atkins. Chief Of Police, Kaox-
Vile. Tenn. writes: Ny wife and are
beneheiaFies Of yoaF most excellent
u 60 be all that yea claim for Il, desire
to testify 10 its virtue. nv friends. 30
whom | have recommended u, praise IL
AZ every opportunity" DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption Is guArsn.
teed 10 cure Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis,
Asthma, Croap, and every affection Of
Throat, Chest and Lungs. Trial bottles
free 81 A. b. SrEwkET's drug store
Large sizo 81. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-17

fOu are feeling depressed, your apps.
lite is poor. you are bothered with head
ache, yon are fdeetty. nervous, and
spring medicines OF bittsrs, which have
Tor their basis very cheap, bad y isky,
and which stimulate you for an hour
aud thtn leave you IN worse condition
than before. WHAT yOu want 3 an
Alternative that will purify yoar blood,
start healthy action Of liver and hid
neys. restore your vitality and give re-
newed health and streaRth. Such q
medicine yoa will 6nd 10 Electric Bit
tega. and only 50 cents a bottle. az A. B,
SrnWhRr's dfuC a.. "a dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-17

SEATTLE, Dee. 10. IsS6.
NJ. c. r. Ciasrv, 1aaagsr Pariee
Ras1aes Trsasfss- ass Ernress CesspsHs;
want you 20 send your carriage 70 my
hose Al $50 tomorruw moFniae % take
nv family 90 the Tasama boaL We
hsvs 4 truuk and several suaall pAekageA
Csa yea saka then 90 the haoks Send
answer by bearer. and chlles- Yours
truly. EzaA c1ktA1ae
Rssiaenes wast o. Pms street Seattle.
SEArxEz. Dec. y. ISIS.
Ths ahsve letter a one Of many -
oeivea b ~ daily. inqairtn2 aoeat eur
carrfare and baggage WSgoa- We are
verv elaa 10 &nncunce 20 ths pao1ic that
~ roe are prspared 70 aftead % al o.
Sars either Tor back % fer bAg<aEs
1Eean. Ong iittle elne uaR0n Wss ma6e
esescislly for "a and fFsm eur awR pian
~ ths haaraQs iraaa We wif deliver
$3.50 3 anv part ef tie uisy dsy o.
nirsR We vii Feceiye baeeaRe IN sna
eisS. raark. weieh snd 81 81 Is savinR
- traselef an tFasbis Of fsokiaz altar
e OR telepbone nambsF - - Doa1
eervSf S. As o. nieht. ksapsesfaily ~
- eovmmsna a. tbs pnhlis.
q r. Chaser.
ai& Manassas P. B. ]. q = ca.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-17

The Branch Bouquet millinery store,
corner Front aud Madison, will NOT
STAY. All the hats and b0nnsts will be
sold out at most any price. Mr.. Mellis
desires BOT TO take bark any OF the
goods to Portland. This store has Just
received a fresh line Of hats and ben
nets. Ladies will Row have q good
chance Of getting fipe hats eheap for
XDas presents ID should be Femem.
beFed that the dolls will be Riven away
Tree Of charge to each purchaser.
MELLIs & Co, Corner Front and Madi
son, Seattle w. e. del5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-17

ME " C Gny. a spokass Faia
ID tAs eizS.
Hsa. Raasas o.ss@la. Il wkaason
Sin TIE city.
,. Boss and wi1s. q Taesna. ars q
sns Aflinatou.
sheria Ms0aw VII Be adnisssd !.
ths bar today.
3 Myefz, q itaVsiIne man from BIS
Con, - ~ tAs Ossidanfal.
NJ. Watkfna, szpssiutsndsnf q ths
Nesasstis mins. = u NE city.
d.. J. O Msrr and 500, Of Per.
1am6ie. ere IS she 0esiGoutaL
IR Mansy. y. Hsuard All q. A.
D1FE, q IaoousA ara In the city.
Isaac Plncne sd &. G. sssensv. ~
boz ahippaEs, aEs ~ the Bransuiak.
v. D. Hicks. % Dallas. Texas, ana @.
Z corEgau. Of Minneapolis. are IN fns
Ma waiIIamssu, u Utaassay. SD A.
J. kex. o. AiasFtou. are a. toe Bruns-
gick-
Wa. Fsx has given % the Arllngton
dining room, and removed 20 Old Ia
eoms.
Chas ecker. Clerk 4 the Ksu Eng
land. = conans 4 % bis bsd b rhsama-
Fssd. Pullzer, r. S. Hspburn, L Bis.
sengeR and J. ". Bailey. 0f Portland,
ara at ths AFiinaton.
Captain Delauty. outside supsrin-
leHcent for tbs Port Discovery Mil
Company - IN the city.
Wm. Walker. master meahanie fofthe
Pages Sepnd Mil Company, wlii spend
the day 10 the nstFopolis.
". B Gallihes. an Olympia boy, who
few years AGO located In Salem, Ore
con, h In The city on visit.
Il is reported that w. ID. Scott, Who
has been soielrning in New York for .
year Or more, Is son 10 retasa 10 the
sound.
Ma. Roshsohild. Geo. @. Greenwood.
ice Martin, IT,. T. II. Andrews and q.
@. Colmsn. Of San Francisco, registered
az she Arlington lass niRhf.
IN Parker aad ". J. james. Of Gar
banado, and Geo. b. aiken. Miss Md
lard. MFs. Barnard and fhomas Cara
nar aEs az the New England.
Miss Stella GaIlihsr, OF Taeoms, has
gone B. Boston 20 enter the Conserva-
tory Of Musio, and viii take q three
ye3rs' course in thst Institution.
A. Olsveland. OF 8nobomish. @. Bach-
enbaok. wife and two children. OF Ia
coma, and J. F. DanReFheld, snd wife,
Of Boston. are 81 the Occidental.
r. n. Pickles. aad wife, Of Mount
- - H. - 81 4
StsnQer, L. StsnzaF, ". II. Harris and L.
Q. Austin, Of Whateom, are 10 the city.
Captain W. H. Taylor, late Prssidsns
Of the California Steamship Company,
accompanied By ". H. Taylor, Jr., and
4. ;. Moore, Of San Francisco, are az
the Occidental.
=. W. Thomas, Of Portland. A. NJ,
Young, Of LaconBeF, Mrs.. McKniRhs, Of
Newcastle. and Mrs. Jordan, Miss m
msn, Miss II. kilman, and John Boyle,
Of snohomish, aFe AZ the Brunswick.
Adolph Yappeu, Of Snohomish. WIN.
keisteF, OF Snohomish, O X. FulleF. Of
Renfon. Dan 0'LsaFy. d Snoquaimie,
and Re, eFt Hazsiet, Of Port tSiaksly,
are al the Nav England.
The following commercial travellers
are AZ the Oooidentals ID. A. Dixon, of
Sc. Louis, Won. Selover and James De
maies. Of Chicago, James s. Dunbar, Of
Portland. and Z. A. Duncan, accom-
panied BY bis wife, from St Paul.
George NJ O'BEien, chief operator in
the Western Union telegraph ofiics 10
this city, Who has been reading Law IN
the Office OF Mcknight, Ferry. Ne
NauRht 4 Mitchell, for the past sac
years, was admitted 10 the. bar yesteF-
day. Mr.. O'Bgisn's father and brother
are practising lac together in Nebraska,
and IL Is FumoFed that George Is soon 70
loin them.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-17

The unprecedented sale " Bosshanss
German syrup within q feB years haE
4siOniahed tte world. 10 "a wi1hmnt
donbt TIE safest and bes1 EamodY opag
discovered for the speedy ama eaanaaai
curs Of C0uahs. Coias. ard rs nggsEsl
Lang tFo1biea IL acts 81 "a aufilaiF
di0areat prinaiplo from tha nHnai pnB-
ssEipfioDe given bY pky1ieians, 81 u Gees
not dFy up q cOuah a1d lamNn tha do
9118 SIN - TIE - 9tgu1, o1ls 80 ne en-
sEARy. removes t1a eauao 81 - eKg1tIe
hsaIs fAe parts Affected. and lsnYes thsrn
10 q paTely healthy eonoltlon. a boftla
kept in ne house fof uas wMan aAa dim-
ea1en sake thaix appoaFanos WI nH4r
dogtog's bills and q iona speil ~ aaslouG
iiinss4 A trial vii eo1viaea gnu q
iteas facts. j. h positively sola y aI'
drnaRisia add Ranorni AaaiaKn Ia az
lan6- Priss . e. iazns bolilaa e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-17

knnEAnS KnAHD -Chsis Gray
nv Started lORging camp It Coal
20 TIE llns Of The Colunhia and
~ mead Railroad. Ga wsdnesd, AZ
e vas engaged IN loading %
- - nlsl shipment OF loes fer Sc
sn.l as ne Top leg uas bsiua
- e ne lasl car, The weight Of the
tofoed The wedges on oaa Nifle
y loose, which allowed she load
- 81 We ear. A yoang man named
Voc vas euaFloyaa by Mr..
49, ana Wa had been saeistias IN
~. sns load 20 the ear, was osaehs
~ = ~, !. lee oat By she timely assist.
- I. - 0raY be escaped, tempora
=, 49, enly slight bruises. A he AZ.
alnaeu from between ths two
!. sustained; Thank Cod, 1 e.
s'.' 80 ny iite y Ne sooner had
- saese words than toe third
sss-s taneiine ftan tie ear. atFik
g Ne shoaider, knopkine rim
-. .etasainR bis bead 70 a share
e - sesseen the los on the aFoand
tailiae tlmbes. The Rwful
alAslly parAlyHsd Mr.. Graz
- ~, BET thew econ re 1verea
ni,AA.,s enA carried the badv 70 a
sss-isa eo1sa. TIE psrspts a ~
\. 1 g ,sAe reside on sqask Slouse.
= ase vese notaes 81 he Scsi
4 1ey 6asteaed 70 the soene.
Llassoa vas alss no,ifsd I'D ,ns
= - - 80 teaad thai al inoussl
~. - s,esasFy. aud the bs.sv vii
-. 9 lassFFed near d bona ~
assnia he dressse3 - :.
- sala e aGs. steady ana ln.lss.
e wi b reman ,erss Ss~
- g -tas parties inplieN,sS 4
n q he three cospsmss y
plaes in Squsk VsllsS
49, -. AAaas from TIA - 49, :
.lles. aad bis aasimeiv dsS,s
49,, esaiaR blow 10 his \. s 1s,a.
- fatal los s,rsee l ~,
lsal,zed he asDes, 80 -, T.
tsreaoas. or sStrie.ss 30 !,
49, aleessoos ; s'tisa - go 4 ~ y,
ea9iy tGmmeS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-17

HAnDT & HAIL have secured The
aeenny Of Rawkas' patent apFirR mo
tors and revolving display oasoa and
VII Be pleased 10 eigs any intormatiep
fsnired IN regard % thees goods and 81
Al ofders for tha aluo. , " kGBk1s,
~. VIII rssnain 10 tbs city 3 few aaEa
IonasF IL Tie eonpanys interest," nol
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-17

Ladies nesd net nov complain thai
they can't Ret hne and stylish has and
bonnets since tie bo8qus1 hns opened
cot the noW store on che ooKnfF Of kfDnl
and Madison streets. fhat store really
eaEriea dns stock, and sells at 2 Vety
Low pRios. Everybody sAsuld 90 20 that
store II they want - Rs4 good good
cheap. MILLS a Co. PFOpFietOra. ae2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-17

Ladies wishing beaatifnIly ntiinR cor
rs whioh give sase apd eomfott . ne
we fer. can be accommodated ~ leAv-
iop orders ana IneascFemeat - Mna.
MooeR's afes.Gnaking establishment, -
secoaa street Opposite n = CeuTeh des
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-17

MuB1c! MUnc .! MUsIc i-AFa.
Dr.. Rartnn, lately fresh the kasf, haE-
nc spant uansidsEshle tins 10 sic g1udy
a. vocal mnaie, and uadeg ne iDgfFue-
docs 81 abia lnstr1e9urn, is WBspaEea 20
vfVe veal issssns ID this eily an4 81 q
reaennahls rseomEenNs. Thoss wiahlng
e avail thsmeafsaB II her services, wiii
md Il % fhsif adganisae % ell apon hef
e a. oaFiy o4fa, ooEnex neeon0 and
sprIsg streets. dslll1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-17

~. - q The ansst solared
es ofoidsred has ksrchiefs
s'sa. ard at even a aFSatsT
sseaA 1oEEAs & suaHR.
ans
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-17

Cara 4 Hers Eaele 5 ore haa iass r.
eeived a fresh sfcck % those aRe kast-
en- cieara Of ire Havana Cneroots,
Clrporsl And CabaR hrsnts- all u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-17
WILL ser STAY.

Coaforfsrs, BiaHksfs at their actual
cash Valne. CHEsrEH CLEAzY. del2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-17

DR. FKxELAND, Of the -. =. CnnFsa,
says that tWo bottles Of 9iiDcEs's ARo-
rats Wine cured his wife e nerves.
DahilIty and slesplsaanAz. a. d 151s-
Ar. GW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-17

TIE wssisrE Queen savon . nnAna-
featured enly By tee Seaatls soap O.
No better soaP made, try 4.