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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-16
IRELAND MAY NOT ACCEPT

the measure | propose hope She will,
but have no right 10 assume 1t, nor have
| any power to enforce it upon the
people of England and Scotland, but
| rely ON the patriotism and sagaclty
of this House ON the free and full dis
cussiUn, and, more than all, upon the just,
generous sentiments of the two British
nations, and looking forward | ask the
House, believing no trivial motive could
have driven us to assist in the work we
have undertaken Ga work which we be
lieve win restore Parliament to its free
and unimpeded course, | ask them to
stay the waste of public treasure under
the present system of government and adj
ministration in Ireland, which is not a
waste only, but Il waste which demOralizes
while it eXhausts. ! ask them to show to
Europe and America that we can face the
political problems which America had to
face 20 years ago, and which many coun-
tries have been called on to face, aud have
not feared to deal with.
ask that we shall practice as we have
very often preached, aud that in our own
case we should he firm and fearless in ap-
plying the doctrines we have often incul-
Gated on others, that the concession of
local Self-gOvefnment is not the way to sap
and impair, but to strengthen and ConsOl-
idate, unity | ask that we should learn
to rely less on mere written stipulatlons
and more on those better stipulations writ
ten on the heart and mind OF man. | ask
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

kDrzun Posr- lNxHz1saEECzns
In your editorial Of the 18Th instant
headed The Ten Hour MoEsmems =
you represents The Puget Mill Company
a. being 10 mnch interested IN the vel
fare Of Che wuKsInG men Of PaRee
sound, thai, 20 those who do not know,
e would seem that the much boastsa Of
Puget Mil C0Tnpany was 30 the labor
lnR classes Of Puget 3 und q aeoond
Moses. Now, for the benefit Of yuuF
readers and the public generally. will
Ssh and answer three or four questions,
which, being asked and not answered.
would not snswsr the purposs far which
this letter q intende4.
First Why did the Puzet Mill Com-
pany withdraw from tbs Lnmberman's
Association Of San REanoisoo and PaQea
Sound Lass Aaeustf
Because q certain mill com
pany that could name, during 8 part
Of the month Of July, ran their mill ten
and one half hours and paid their en-
pioyees q full days wagss therefor; aad
because, fuFther, nine hours, o. three
quarters time. vas good enough foF the
Puget Mill Company, and three quarters
pay vas good oaonRh. not only foE their
employss. bat for every working man on
Puget sound. And right here les me
tell you, THAI II the Puget Mil Company
bad had their own Way Ia the matter,
there would not have been q full days
Rork done, and consequently there
w0nid not have been q full DAYS pay
received By q saWmill employe on PnQst
Sound during the Whoie year Of 1856
WorkinQmen, stick Q pin Ia there.
Heooud-Why don't the Puget Mil
Company request she neighbofinR mill
companies 70 rodaoe the wages Of their
employees 20 correspond with these Of
the Puget Min Oompanyf
AnsWer-That will be tbs next step.
and Il 10 q positive fact thas more than
one Of the said neiahborinQ mill CON
panies actually pay from 20 10 80 per
cent more wages than the Puget Mil
Company does.
Third Why don't the Puget Mill
Company diseharge the Cninamen IN
their employ and give food and shelter
20 the poor white wanderers who are TO-
day seeking employment on Puget
SOundf These men will tell yon that
they are dead broke and do not kno9
where their next meal ID TO come from.
Ang9eg-It 10 because they can hire {
Chinaman for 81 per day and board
himself, and 70 white man they WOuld
have 20 pay from b 20 Bills and board
for each days work. Il is the almighty
dollar the Puget Mil Company is attel
and not the beueiii Of those whose con
dition they pretend 20 champion.
Pno BoSo PuBLlc0.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

AxxoUnuEaGENr.-H sseaftsr. beginnins
with nsxt sunday. q special sunday
edition Of the PosT-IEruz1ezzoEa vii
Be issaed. Il viii conaisi Of eight
pages, being twice the sixe q the pres
ent daIiF. and viii ooniain many fea-
turea oAleulated - rake Il distressing
and attractive % all readers. kfem the
beginning, large eaitioa vii Be issued,
and tie sunday paper VII b enc q
The most vaanaole advertising nediams
IL the NogthWesi. Advertisers vii Bst
fail 60 avail themselves of tie eppoFta
atty thua afforded for reaching The
iafEesi pasEihle nnmheF of readers. A
spssial featars Of tie advertising D.
paFanent uill be q Want columB ID
which tie various wants Of the pahlie
Will BE sei foFtk e. tha Loo rate Of ono
cent Ger word. Those wanting halp,
wanting situations. wanting 70 loan OF
boFroW money, wanting anything o.
everything. can thns have al oppoF-
ianiiy % make their wants known 30
the class % people who can baat aapply
them. Orders for 8pecial advaxsiNinR O.
extra papers sAoaid be len a. TIE ctisne
OF pablicafioa % the PosT-lNTE1xx
0NNCWm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

A Chinese steamer vas burned "a
Nuagata. Ninety az psrsoas psEished.
Colonel Inqsrsnll has declined % iden.
tify himself with tue defense Of tbs
convicted Anarchists.
A call has been issued for g oonvsn-
gion OF all the trades unions IN the Uni-
ted States 10 begin a. Columbus, Ohio,
on Wednesday, DecembaR sth.
Az Phmuix, Arizona, Q. D. Stanton
was shot ID bis store by three Mexi.
cans A man named Kelly, who wa
present. killed one Of ths Mexicans. the
other two ESCAPING.
Baidwin's Silver Cloud. while being
exercised az the Bay District Track,
San FrMnaiaea, accidentally hatted his
head against q gate post and was killed.
A private dispatch received 81 San
Francisco frem M0ameuth RsFk ssaiea
that HaaRin'a celebrated race horss,
King Fox, died there to-day from lang
fever. contFaeled 81 Shsepsoead Bay.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

A HkAvx AssEzssENr. by rafsleDoe
10 the advertising columns Of che
WEEKLY PouE -iNrnLGIarNcER ID viii b
sen that assessment No. Z % e per
ahAre has been levied upeu the entire
issued capital stock 90 the kenion Goal
Company, payable Immediately, in
Quilted ssales gold coin. 70 lhe secre.
iAFy, ct the efllae Of Tue eompAny, No.
= Sacramsuso street, san Francisco.
ANY staek 90 which the assessment 70
mAins aupAia on Manday, Dee. 6th, will
b delinqaant. advertised and said on
NE Sih 81 3anaNsy, 1887. Being De
Efona o. A2eertaininR the meaning of
This assessment. q RuSr- lNrMtxH0xscER
fepoftef called upan q Sleokheldar Ia
VIA eiag 10 gain Noune liEht "a the sab
lei. lie said. II knew nothina q the
assessment until ! sac Il IL the Posr-
iSfSE1taEScEa. There are &AQoo shares
g sseek 60 the compant Of the par value
e $40 each. Two d-llaFs per SHARE
seseasmens, il il b psfd, vii realize
taAoo Tee mine q noi ranninz ~
nssaant. hat ! an of The opinion that
teiz assessment u levied Ter tee parpoee
g paitiBg tue company On shaps % -
sele TIE operation Of tie mine. SIN
ssfsiy hers thai y the easa.e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

Parties Rsina Eag3 ahouid call On W.
Van Waters, agent Osnadian Paoias
Railway, before closing baEaMins faK
ticke4A Rates loueE tkan TIE lswonl
Parties ssadinR fol friendH ca dspoHif
thaiF moaey With ne and ! yin aa1s-
graph the delivery of = tieket q ny e.
ps1ss. ties saxina tine and axpFanzaoa
The Oanadian Paaihe b tAe akoElss1
aud most direct rgats - 81 oaglaEn and
Southeastern points, sash as Mo1lE1al.
Es9 foxk, Chtoaeo. 81 H1ul and an
points ssufa o. east Of 6. Pall. Thi1
5 he bssf bailt and bsst squippsd Linz
II kmarioa- Eatire train Funa err unh
frum he Paeihe % tie Aslanfie Wslhoui
change % csEs. No extra ehnrns fer
secu1d cIass alespera. Ths soansly \
elnsss2 alah tke EEandaEl b - World
unupgizin9 mganfaina. iAkes. risaEa,
fassats. RlaeisE4 esnyons and bsau1ifal
iand1sApsA
Exsarstosistsea en- always saoct . ln1as
saving b. pasEonizinR thi8 pcpulaR Eoula.
Fan 1form1sisn EagardinE ralnu. tine.
anenm msdatiuna. eagr, fsualy oArmimod
b. appeysna - VaN WkTN
PsannnRsF and FEuighs AGuns for PA
60 Huund 10 Us
OAsa. webs FArHs 4 CAS- bullalnz,
nsasaaa. IL ~H
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

- rs.s rs ansd s. an1 so.lu b
49, s. yesterday foF o4taR ata1.l-
sasaeEiy
- 1arco, % usaon u41efs =
- - s 80 sssdezes % Aanth and
ne~srd snd ufFs. e 9sabsck,
azeSs1ls Yesterday and IN r.
- fss foaay.
- ana pair 81 zabber ahess
~ = tAs aksiing Fi1k e ne
Ssn. whish tn8 oHn9E 60 14Fe
= ssi'Ine e tbs oiaeA
s-.sr Brsnnan. Cor fAs past year
- % he tng nolIo6s, ana
- bis position q t1As ..'st
- - % San fFAnsiseo-
1907 has naoged bis bsol
- 100 into the 1orth roou q
- u.rssae s4orss, and also Or9ce4
- sssek 81 nee goods IL bis Ina
- Il waassn, Coal Minine IN
80 faat returned from easl o.
.. - afne. where e Sent g i9sqeci
- ReeIva Hine, Wnten = nov 1EA1&
Aegelopsd
- .sm.s,ar Edith viii t&he her place
- $500 soand mall route today,
-. ~ ! - " ash ingtan, whiah sieamgF
"a - Iikesv. after . aa0rt lMg on 30
I. ~ a|kssaon roase again.
-. ! sonae talk of reeonvsnina IA
Tary loF she paFroas % iEaietinR
- fsF fte murdef 81 Milnaf kA4aen-
- -. - n..rsVlsasfy indistsd for the muF-
=. - rIafman. and daFing 3udgs
- iFIoeas gadas Turner granted q
- = vsune to PORT Iouueend. II
n = fs,,sd fsf tbs murder 81 Faiten the
- en- prohabiy Be- iEied here.
- estnr.1sg Meszrs. Beede a Frye.
ssenasrs Of he 0pefa hoose, receives
! ssIsrssna from the manaRsr 81 tns
- II Sullivan Cembinasion, asking
- - tesma on which the sloRRlna
- ffs1tIen 6onld appear 10 faie city.
sgT - ssni stating teFmss bus No
-, uaFd has 0een reesiVeo from
- rssuaesf. L = quite likely
- s.-~h inesIon viii visit 5eattie before
1'sssnlne Essi.
-. snanal sIsafion Of ofdosEs o. the
e.sszis 80 3roeera' Association vas
8 80 bsen held Yesterday, 6nt 90
s.~1lsiui q certain pefsona >. \. No
sssi.i sssuzsd 3 temporary restraining
s-sss from Jades Greene restraining
- stockholders from voting 80
800 o. ssoak, alleged 70 have been
5isgnllV isgued on aeoeunt o. being IN
~sesss AZ ne eapitai stock. Mr.. No
ssskf 80 elaima that $50 shares o.
esE whiah waTs bought and paid for
- wlshhela by the officers from ahe
nhaaess. Tue matter will probably
aaggiad Into tho courts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

fHH len WoRKs. Captain 0'roole,
President Of The Seattle lee Company,
u sonveFaation with the writer yeuier-
dAy, said; sOur building Is now veil
Under way, and | shall 40 20 Portland
tolnoffow 10 see about she machinery
whieh is being constructed there. We
hepe % be making Tee By the middle AZ
December. ! think our factory, thouRh
semewhat uspEetentioua affair, will BE-
OF soNe advantage 10 seattle. A few
days since = gentleman came from Cali
To- Oregon, 20 seo me and hnd QUE u We
really we're goiaR % mannfaesure ice
hers, I assured him that we we're.
Thea said be. shall remove 10 The
Soand. am IL she esk ehipping busi-
neRs, aud employ from IS 70 % men.
and i cas- set lee 81 . reasonable ne
IRE viii establish uay headquarters 10
Seattle. and become q large patron Of
year lee aompany.'s Captain O'fools
faFthsE said; . Mr.. Il. 3. Levy had %
pay four eenia per pound for the Ice
used by him IN ahipping his tuo ear
loads Of sAlmon East. Whea oar fac
texy commences Eaasing Ne vii fer
ntsh hin all The lee be wants fof such
purposes 81 one cant ger pound.s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

Tie foliowing olissrs have nled shsiE
l bonda, with sarstisss but the
sds wili not Be approved until The
psuiina Attorney has time 70 ex-
ss fham:
Anaiim-Lyman Wood; bond $4,000.
ssIstlsz. B h. HaEkins, W. H. Bhoudy.
fsleb phinney. by @. o. PhiBney, bis
silefnsy Il faet L 4. Trsen and L. B.
kidd.
flsaenrsr-RFank A. Poniius; bond
fiee00. sarstios, !. n. Page, j. ".
George, Fred Z sander, J. N. Fink, ~.
!. Paniiup, kIbert 81. Pontius. Linosln
3. Poniius and Mary A. Pontius.
ehsfia- Wm. CoahFaBe band 5000.
Eagslses, P. q. Hayes, John Ooilius and
kIen hFannan.
0oaslabls-H. @. Thornton bond
slfs3. saFatles. o. @. shorey and Fred
fasoh.
canskable-H. 2. Jones bond elc31.
nalellsA, ". Graves aud ~. KeezeF.
Coloasr-0. @. Root bond $1,000.
6aIatisa. James MeCoomb and h. q.
Caldwell.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

4 euoaEs--oa Sunday A. A. Smith
lavlied party Of seven gentlemen to
axe . "trip wilh him II bis little gas en-
aine alaamer, which arrived a few days
aan from New York over the Canadian
RaaiA6 kallWay. The craft Ia simply q
white hall beat aighleen feet long, with
bread beam and lns lines. The fnel
naaa i napsAa. Which Il pumpod into
~ Be ting sail, where Il IL expanded
iase So vhi0h d used 10 q cylinder the
ezHae e. sssam. Il u not necessary 20
eaflf any WateF OF other fuel. The lit
ae eEafl has tanks capable Of carrying
thirty hqafa fuel, the expense for fuel
being afisen cents per boar. With thia
hEks party shs ran 30 Milton Ii twenty
nliuaiea and 70 All Point ia forty min
qie4 NJ. saith states that she will
mazs esFen miles an hour, with no
a1eke, no ashes aud No disaqreeable
oaaF. A pressure can ke gotten up IN
tAe minaie3 saihelent % put the boat
e moiiea. Ne. Smith has secured q
eoat noase near Badiong's. where the
hille oratt viii be kept. Tue engine IN
~. best 4 Of two horse power. After
Ntln9 the boat q thorough trial Mt
emith said; " mus declare the boat
SIC enElne 10 Be q perfect aaecesa.
he eAsapsst way for thesa Who desire
pleasure boat Of this kind uill Be 20
oaild ihe bail themselves aud bay the
saglnA I have been appointed agent
~ tnsm for Washington Territory and
Asaska, aad viii giadly give any one IN
.ssesled any infss cation on tbs subject
which possass''
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

That Large Oaks from Little AcoEns
Grow ID fully examplihed in the Fe-
markable growth Of the insurance busi
ness Of A. CHELnKRG a Co. About fouf
years arc they commenced doing bust
neas with feE small companfea. They
nov have the Agency Of large line Of
Insurance. c0mpanies both native and
foreign, including She kireman'e Fund
Of San Francisco, (the largest Pacific
Coast Companyl, and the Guardian Of
London, which has she largest paid up
capital Of any Fire InsurAnoe Com
pany 10 TIE world. They also repre-
ssBt the Mutual Benefit Life Inaur-
anos Company Of Newark, New Josrey,
one Of she oldest aud most reli-
able life companies IN the world; ths
Accident Department Of she Pacific MI
tual IAko Company, Of San Franchises,
which issues the simplest and best 90
sident policy Of any company II the
united States and soc Marine Depart
ment Of the Fireman's Fund, Of San
Franchises. eo5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

SUSx.-Saturday sfieEaooH Ne steam
sr Fanny Laks left here foe white Rsv-
or. where there Was q ioad Of pFodase
awaiting her. Sunday afiernoan dsck
hand came b seattle oa horaaoaek Tor
q steam r1mp. He said that The sleAD
e. haa struck z snA9 and s1ak Ia a6eai
Ecu feet % water, bat aa the river b Tefy
log they expeeled % b abie - raise her
With liltle dilacaiiy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16
AnVIcR ID MornRRa.

Ms. WxEnow's SooTErBQ SKRuP, Ter
ehildFpn testhinR, b tie prssaFipsi0n Of
cue oe tie bsza fsmals nnFses and ply
nicians IL The uniaed States, and has
haan usad foR forty years With never
failinn snasw hy millions uf mothers
for their ehildras. DuFiBa the process
az tsaahinR ias value u inoaiculabla. u
$780, md VIVA enlia. ~ giving hoalth
- - ehila q rests the mathsr. Prsce
"a. 4 hstaaA aU11dwiy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

he krend milliaeFy opening q tae
sta1eh Bouquet. ooFnsr Front and
aEasae. opposite the Paci1s DruR
$50 = DELAYED fox che more day %
saant II he entire stoeA ~ dalls not
.ssaax arrived yek Tie sFand openinE
= seersfore take plaee On Wednesday,
-. lstA- Every lady IL Invited 10 rall
- Ne tnesi AID largest lee % hats
eeaHsts that have ever beaa aeen
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

Edward shepherd. % Harrisburg. ~.
save: Having received 90 much bene6t
from Elsotrie Bittsrs, feel IL ny duty
had 3 running SIRE on my leR for etRh1
years; ny dosloEs 30 q ue ucula have
10 have TIE bone scraped o. leR ampa-
I It'd. used. instead, three bottles %
Eleosrie Bitters and seven boxef Back
lens Axaies sAlve. and my ieR is nov
sound and veil
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

". P. Born 3 &C. paint ~ their stock
ef tabla linens with paEdoDahla pride.
II No ether Iine 81 goods IL perBsn
muEe liable 20 be deosiVed. Every lady
ENGAGED II keeping house viii feel in
aesasied 10 line1a, and they ara specially
invited % tnspacf their stock; ranging
Ii prizes from Is eta. 10 q per yard. no4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

W. p Bonn & Co. are cRsring beau
tiful hid elavo this season, sThe Ar
oads, - Eve battons, for 81 20. Nolady's
out . veil fitting pair Of gloves. Being
sole agents h Seattle for the genuine
Tester gloves, they endeavor at all
times 20 keep 3 full supply Ia all lengths
and shades. nos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

AHazvkL o. TIKI ouEE.-TAe steam-
ship Qaesn a. ne Paoias arrived -
midniRht from san FtAncisco. She
hronrht 10 ssasals SIS tons q fFsieks.
and % ne Soand us pass1ueers. dis
lrihatsa q falioga, Fic1oEia IS PuEs
Tsuusen1 Is. Seatsis 81. fssama -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

Tha Ben aalVp ID the world for Outs,
Bruises, SaEea, Ulcers, Salt RAsum, Fe-
wsF Sores. letter. OAapped Hands, Call
blAina, Germs and all Skin Bruptiona
and poaitivsly cures Piles. o. no PAS
required. Il 3 guaranteed 10 Rive per
fees satisfaction, or nnoney refunded
Pries s. caats psg bon. For EAle b. A.
n erwwAnF. de-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

wR DomHNloA STEAMSHIP kINR
Rznaine bss9aea LATsFpooi and o1s-
30. thenea ~ enn % al Botnla b ~
uasasa STATS. Sail fRu1 LlvsRpool
ever ThuEsaay, eailinR e Belfasl, and
fram oasbee every Saturday. Slgamsfa
aEa laEze ana fasa and stesraEa anoeD-
uaeIaalsna u8axse1ed % any cher
Eaa, Wills tke poyaEe y 30 utis9
ahaEeeT tAan siA Nee Koxk. thrta DAYS
81 b h tke sHautA waksEa e the Gulf
ana river 81 lAWrenes. famsd fer
hsantfal. pietaEeaQne HeGasry. Nteof
aaa nnd rE4Raia earai8oatea Sid a.
arzeHa EassA Alno drafts an Baraps
a. haak xsmRit1annam % nny pnaaolnaa
nasnwa. A CxEMnA. X1ekNt AnamA
- - NoxfhaEn Pani6s n n tylA da
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

Gomm mKsEKF8 N EVB8M CASE
ID A. Bradford. whalesaia pager dealer
a CAAstanoaRA, 1enn-, writes that be
vac seriously aflisssd with severe cold
thaa ssltisd on his lungE had tired many
seneaies witaoak banolla Being In
siaeea 70 lxy Dr. Kings Aew Discovery
for Cansannptioa. did % and vas en-
tireIY cared b. usa 81 q feW bottles.
slnss whioA ttras be hns used Il 10 his
fsuflY for al O1eehs and Colds with
80 Fssalls. This i tie oxpsEienee 81
thousznds whosa lives have ben sAved
b. this WondaEful DisasReFy. Trial
bottles free e A. B. Sts4art's DRAG
stoFe. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

Special day II ohildEsn's eloaks ana
nsamaEkets. On saturday morning.
Nov. IsIh. 20 Wiil odsR for sale ear Cd
tire lice Of ehildrsn's cioaka and neu-
markets e half pEies-fhis offer h for
ons week oniy. ToxLAs 4 smaEnEkn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

FmKD DzcKmkM. ahe gF0osF, In order 10
introduces Bouanxa Baking Powder intc
. oan Of the powder with q ticket.
Whan ~ cans have bean disposed 90
fwo prizes viii be given 30 TIE holders
Of tbs faeky numbers. Tbs prizes con
siat Of q white light running sewing
maehtne and 3 tea ct Of g pieces. 10 s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

Ans enc wishing 20 boy q piano viii
do vel 10 see fRANK KnEBALz. vie is
the manufacluFeEd agent for the eels-
bFased weber and Decker 4 Son pianos.
and h selling them direet from the fac
tories. / viii QuaEaniee & saving Of
fFDm SIS to $50 Ofiae with Wells
Fargo. Gall o. Writs for price. ais DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

Mn. hrrscHxn 10 in the city, mot 70 rush
through IL, bus 20 stay as long a. necas.
sary 10 do bis work thoroughly. The
earliest possible attention given 20 npe-
ciai orders Ter piano tanning lett 81 Da-
vies' book store, or 81 Lowman's music
store. nei46
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

lAl dAy IL chiidrsa's sloAks and
stkess On Saturday morninE.
~ viii etisf Tor sale car en-
e cAildfeA's eioaks and new
= half prioe-thta oHsr 10 for
- onlY. Taxx.Aa A srsaHnaRAH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

eiaas assistant Matchmaker and yin pay
particular attention 70 me Watches,
etooks ard jsBeiFy FspaiFiuR. Repair
ete-, : speciality. xesisF Block. Front
street. nol2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

TnS Houns "A Telegram from Taso-
= brings ne informatioa shas Hansen
A On. vas,eraay moEning eoncaded TIE
demana a. tear empfeyea TAI 80
hoaTs be rsraraed e. q fad day'a wufk.
ara ths threataued strike waa aHskstd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

Spsslal dag ia cAildrsnis eloaks and
nsWmaFkssa. On Saturday morning,
Nov. 18th. We viii 01eF for sale eur en-
sire line Of ehildrsn's eloaks and sew
markets at half prioe--shia oGaF Il for
ons week only. ToKxks 4 emoEnnrAn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

HkHDx 4 HALL have sseurod Ne
seency Of FaWkes' patent spring NO
tors and revolving display eeasa and
win be pleased 10 eive any iufofmatioa
desired IN regard 70 these goods and al
ell orders for the same. J. W. FnWkea
ar., viii Fsmain ID the city q few aayH
longer ii the eomuany's iufareaf nnf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

New Pampana. neu AppliQna fiEaEsss
~ naisias. nav Table SeartR. naW IL
aien. new Rpiaahara. neW batiunA nav
Rsnnee x -, naw Cellars. nee HEal6a,
~ Corla naW Novelty Braid a k4zt-
SRI 60 prioaa CmEMn CEManx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

Special day IN ohildrsn's cloaks and
ae1maFketsL On Saturday morning.
Nov. l3th. Ws viii oneF for sale eur e.
tire linz q children's cloaks and nsu-
markets e half prios-this o1ag h for
one weak oniy. TuKEAs 4 6ENaEnMaH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-16

Wills Il CUrFnn, 81 Pavilion. N.
II says thas Gilmore's Ma0nafio Elixsr
cared him q . louQ Standing throat
and lane troabis. A. B. 6EEWAE1. dW