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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17
travelling Ia htylp.

Mrs, 'eur-e NJ Pullman. wife If the
palace ear inventor, her four children
Twelve servants, five horses, family car
flakc~ AMI dog carts, SAYS a pttt,bury ais
paiti, took up the room in two large Phil
man ears on the Fort Wayne road Tn.
Pullman family is en- route Ia Long
franc h for the summer. The ear for the
Aef't~ and carriages has six stalls and
room Ter three carriages, besides the
utfth>, kers, and sitting rooms Of the
Eruul4~ AMI hnstlers The stalls are urd
els ni coincidence and square cam.
ivit. separate compartments are ais, ar
ranged lot the feed. hay. lamps, and other
articles required tor the horses and rar
tit-t~ IN private car in which Mrs
Pullman travels is ia imitation of A mod
era dN,l.n. DNans Of more than Turk
IN I('\iIIi"Uenrs> occupy the corners a,,l
slit al the lHain room in the center of III.
car "isti" reclining chairs, uttUinans. and
"t"\ ohA'r> are scattered around A mas
hi'Ittt' tJhIuct organ Is one Of the Land
N"llitNt ul liAiututS of this drawing. runr,
He dllllttS Room and sleeping and Kitchen
apartments are lifted up On the same
nia1niittent scale Chicago Tribune
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17
KING LUDWI6's loHeNGRlN ARMoR
a gorgeous Costume Of Which Not q YES
tise Hsmains An Angry King.

tise ksmains An Angry King.
! wonder when We are all going To vt
through talk about the mad king VI Ba
varia and his tragic death. still, it is no,
every oay that one has the suicide Of a
kng as SENSATION Of the hour, aud that
t"" "f 50 romantic Il royal parsonage a-
III. handsome and aesthetic Louis OF ia
Varlt ! lately had long talk with an
fh-llNh gentleman who has lived for some
yeat, past in Munich, and who. by a
Sltttal favor, was one day permitted tu
inspect the suit of silver ariuur which the
hlhG was accustomed to wear in the char
atrF al t."hrngrin, and Of which wrote
IN my last letter. II was even more mag.
hlherhi than had been told AT first.
IN" helmet was surmotInted by a swan
IN diamonds, the eyes Of which were large
slpph!tcs The shield, exquisitrly chased
with vaIIous scenes from the life of the
legendary here, was quite a wonder Of art
IN The center of the breast Of the coat of
'ihll an escutcheon in enamel and ,lla
hl"itd~ repeated the figure of the swan
ilie diamond hlN of the sword was fash
i"hrd Ike swan and the scabbard was
enriched with diamonds, sapphires and
pearl, Thus arrayrd, and Nth a mantle
OF lale blue velvet thrown over his armor,
The Young and superb looking monarch
wa the Nrrltahle l4uhengrin Of poetry and
hG'I.i tn" cost of the suit was, not iis,-
N" a. was originally told, but $50. $50 II is
u ldty that ut this gorgeous costume not
Nc~tigc now remains
ne real swans that were destined 10
diin the bark Of I.ohengrin proved re
ili''"fy, anu came near upSettiny the
hlll2 ihfp the lake the first time that he
exchanged the clstcrn ON the top Of the
palace Tor an actual sheet of water in the
royal grounds. His majesty, thus rudeN
aWlkrhe'l from his impcrsonation of the
haii-'el"stial bridegroom of Elsa flew into
one "i his terrible fits Of passion. called
Tor hammer, Invested himself of his in.
comparable arinof and pounded il to
pieces. lie gave the fragments Of the
diamond swan to one of his guard The
man had wit enough to get the king to
write INN ont q donation in due form,
amt when the gems were afterwards re
claimed 10y one Of the ministers. the lucky
soldier produced the paper and was left
l'nn'olestrd in possession Of his diamonds
and sapphires.
King Louis had, in fact, perfect pas
SION Tor extraordinary and gigantic If
lorts Of the jewelers. art. Among his pa
perS there was found the other day n
and estimate for a mosaic in
IirrlulN stones representing a peacock.
winch II was his intent to order for tho
OF his new unfinished nal
ace me blrd was to have been IKE size
oil ME, ami was To he composed of ,lia.
m"hdS' 'meralds aud sapphrcs. 1t was
!" nave cost so,on Lucy Hooper in New
urk World
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17

oi' "}tihht not luug ago a herd of An
poit Etht~ hat were being Irr,lrd by Miss
i'ttNa iattrrt Oh Loot river Idaho came,
monte ~ hurry and rushed bell m,l far
,h' corral, lug concern some cirlt feet
nIeh tity were shut in by the ,oun,.
hh'lh'i'ltN-, no male members Of the fam
ny ttIhG home II the time. In n search
among lac touthlls no cause for alarm
was developed In the night Miss Talert
was aroused by her dog whining at h,r
ear 'ild getting up she saw from the win
u"" lN lc ald OF bright moonlight
S"llr Nlld animals raising havoc in the
corral h. stepped outside almost into
'h' 'ihl'i ~" nt four mountain lions, md
without "a moments hesitation attacked
,lit'l "ttl an axe Two Of the
Mons jumped the corral and fled
ne "'l"r i"p rushed toward her and
s'hitl"d"d the goats, who nearly tramul,i
thtjf }"ilh& mistress To death She spran,
l" htl bel lu~t IN time To deal n we'll
"if'fttd tlo" At one monster who was
spflh2iliG st her throat She laid him ont
'u''i M Ia" tiinp open To the bone Then
Dom He'd 1Ae next morning fifty of tho
NalhaliI" goats were found dead and thirty
"o'il''ltd Fourteen of the latter died
hitef"aid Philadelphia Times
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17

The littt4 ata Of Maj1GG. Il. f.,eE.
stuck larger splinter IN tie f...r.l.
ms foot Yesterday morning. yvhis- vG
ing on one Of tn, woo,lrr t.av.nert- 4
the city. The little irtfav VA tarrf.,.
to La. Cole, amt that gentleman -.t.
pulled the ugly Feer # wood fsaus IT,
boy foot
The steam s;tWmil II AIr. ~tafl..n n
ttulerSnh, at tre>ceu. tlfv. Was sll,ta,.
cred to h-- on tir. At 9.tpurlarE ~,t.lr-
'day morning.. vhlch was ertir.lv CON
summed. \ large quaut'ty If lulnlA.r u..-
also consumed, the loss anlauntf,.-s Ia
considerably oyer sfoaa. aa uhsrl.
there was about s. 6'n in-uranr,. H..
origin of the tire j. not known. E.al,G
At Is SUPPOSED Ia l.. arcpl.rtll.
After Monday next the mail .tNg.n
faia,ka AMI 81. Augustine viii h.. rfar-.
ported daily Ly Ill. -. Augustine an
ialatka railway. thus giving us e.ir..t
mail communication with the anct.t.t
city. Thl, will lsove great ,,,rly.nf
ehee tn the citizens of the two cite. ana
will bind Us together in even mn.
friendly relations than ever. We hor.
TINS new departure will put stop H. the
frequent complaints IN account 81 the
hon-ielifery and delay Of mail. from
here I" II, Augustine, which has hprr.1
fore been source of no littletrnnbL.
The News ami the keelry Motor
The ke"ley motor i, worthy Of morp
attention than has been given If. r.,
entire contrivance il cheap ami ,imfl,
as viii be- seen by the folloNin. ,!esctin.
ton. secured at great ,xIa.nse hy a NeN
York daily Take a tanins fork and
suck IA. end Of II IN common flnc,s.
HE faucet u securely htid in nm iron
wise. Iy drawing a common fiddle bow
across the prnngs of the fork, pressure
of 5000 onnds to the square inch
developed almost instantly.
Away with steam engines. .htt,..
motors. water motors. wlndmltD- ann.
perpetual motion, Weii.e in our rniglI
and kick our little tvs engine into the
gloomy past yrllin. anl ,trrr,hinr, ~.
bounce the engineer and fireman. far
hereafter they ARE nntc un,n,nt.,I tlr,f
useful.
The MEMS will b. printed from tho
most modern presses run It's the Eurlr,
motor That W. shah effect \ rrlIe.J .
mango IN our press ,uum viii h, seen ut
glance. We shall engage th,. most
artistic hd'il'r that muncy can get and
hail nun our daily edition. oil al ~
me. The SUNDAY edltien viii lr nan
time, wh,h" the Weekly viii he IL
II the regular waltz movement. 81
mr. Joh Presses VIII b. ran at yaiioua
movements, from. I. to /! : time. ~
'lc spr,t ol the work may sugta.t
heet serenales ia u Hat Sill b,rN.rug.d
t New York prices.
we shall keep IN stock complete Inc
u Mazourka Letter Heads, Polka r..
iowa Bill llrads, Racquet Receipt
Walk Round Bills Of I.alrng. ami mann
Their movements, both useful at,l orna
Mental. Work executed in an, kew. any
''he, n Ia Mozart Zach, l.i.2t, l,y,tt,,
en-, llarrIgan and Hart, ar any or H.,
'mous composers. Paste this in ,uu
At, 81 that you may know whore H..
)mc for job work.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17

Inc Polish alliance Of the United STATES
asserts that there are lDo,aOO Poles in
ms country, and recently n prominent
Wisconsin bohemian declared that there
were 5,oo0U Eohrmians here Chira,,o
Herald
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17

i"jt-tNn, Auau tt. Isl
r.'.. a4..tb N,-s-
ss'nsi vou herewith 4 ll-t If anal, j.
showing total Impurities nf about twerr
y il'" d,ti'r.lt aatcfs u,r,l for public
Mater snfpIi.s. of which White Water
tiSatrh staHi- ~ the head. ami tho art,-
IAN we'll w.tyf from corner If Erunt
alTt lemon streets. 1t tile tat. have
it' 'b'l.t' but that there an, 4 few Public
supplies, which give a Iitti.. better alial,.
So than Whitc Water Branch, bat il is
ma"t tvttcr than the average. Further,
nt"irit Is only one ninth tour. tenth =,
bai aS the arte-ian w"l watrt named.
witch = nHeh used in Ia.
Iat1a. So Tar as inorganic impuritl,,
ami chlorine can Affect il. ami contain,
utiy IA much ammonia. Yet ,h,art,D
sian we'll water has not been found iniu
riaus IN any general Ssu-e. IN il very
h1fd "a y i we'll knew. Tia. testimony ut
br. Wood, head IT the Harvard ,oIle.,e
HriFal Laboratory, Is unimpeachaI,lr.
ana he . without a suprrror in thr. line
Of investigation.
l"" wrltrr ia TIN MN makes grn.
'htl attack, which does not nIlu,l, to any
specific defect IN the water from MIN.
Water 8Arrh a- sl,oNll ~ Prof. Wnul,
ahtl}ri~. Will leave the hal, mllt..
aa pa aht"d by the wtit,r in TuE Nfu
twin, seemingly, had not tin. courage To
r"hi" ou' IN his true namrJ To- the mi,
meat Of the good people at tilattl. ana
"a 81 an tt'm that fun arrangements
llt" nearly u not fully been made for
. supply Of good soft water. good far
@ood fof wa,hiug. to b. in o.r.
alton uu a about the first ,r lrhrl,ry
80 tHNEl~ | $nrEWuup
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17

At,Eh. Having returned tu the city.
am now ready Ia attend all calls. ia,
~ night. respectfully.
aaeII u l., N. SrRSTey NJ ID
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17

II, j. ''rr"nls has Just received another
cal bead "f krhlrr Bros Tine Patent
tl"ir, M barrels and half 1arrrls. To-
b's"ld very close. bath al " Wholesale and
irtatl. aul III
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17

t'alttka lodge, M. -. +. X A. VI. r.
niar communications first ami tltirl I'm
'taN nf each month.
Il, l. iIiIENTuAt. ". ".
T.. q. E~T. Secretary.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17

\ mtmisl # congress i, rrpurt,,l +, h,,.
shi H. some # his constituent. ,,,,..,.,.
~ ''"'4 III Wilmington; Go first 10 t,
cum u hl'h Institution, wher, tuu viii s,s
al 'lat tool ever made; 90 thence to the
ah ~ "i'hs'. where YOU wall sue all that man
''tr rEpi" Exchange.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17

''n'' = 'hil'l"h VIVA uurks aione are an
huh'lN kjiI'i IN southern Louisiana and
heht |" The New Orleans market
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17

N"rtrr"s y 90 have tlst received a
rar hstti nf tIt,, celebrated Ttnne-s4,.
Wagons. auIltf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17

TWO cottages I" r"n Apply To- T..
t'unneely. aul.-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17

l'r. Rosenberg wishes to say Ia hl,
patrons that ms dental r,.nu.. will h..
Chased from August adh To urtoI.r Isl.
augis dNWlt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17

ilnl" fof sal" IN any quantity hy Yer
trees a 90. autitf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17

N"ttr'es ~ ia, hay" lti~t received II
car lptd Of Wheat which they are selling
cheap for chicken feed. The gram 4,
perfectly sound aui Iilmn audf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17

lilN hEAluIFt l. - MINER ASbWIv.
ith ftToif Is situated ole n III, sott,h al
the Mntun1is Inlet, ur
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17

N">hlH. The old Mutual Life In.
F'ifih''r company, 1T New York. now
're''tt policy that surprises the Who'll,
""rln' W.: returns all the premiuu,,
PAM ~ ras" "i drath within "A given ne.
''"' IhlS never was dome by any other
company. can On billiard ami exam
NV W. s''''''i''S Jo2ttt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17

'omparc the old polirns m the NJ AGl
Iiie with the ls,lcl,s Of the same nE in
tn" New York l.lfr and Equitable, ana
You VIII see some difference in rnst
lhi7 ~ what tells the whole story, Ton
IN" went tell the story. and the Mutual
LAT" i"'N y gamble IN fortunes,
lpl,tI
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17
Intelligence l,ursau.

Servants, cooks. nur4.s AMI lalar.r-
furnished IN short notl'e. by 7. l.. Ne
Coy, the leading fruit ami vegetable
dealer, corner Lemon and Peek streets
aui 3ptdNw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-27


IN TIN DISTRICT COURT. FuR T1E
/ Tkied Iadirlal Di1Iricl * UaEhinElsz
Hex1ftoET 1oldItE tcr.u1 ~ 9o4t1l1
No s1E-DEfI1 flfn plasntEE ~
Welses Buzitt and Catherine burrites lis
wife. 61fG16ania
una1t and ~ rircne o. ~ order 81 eale.
i11d c1t q he above ramed Coert j.
ne stoEa cEfLlied ac1Inn- dated tAa I3th
eaT q Nar. IN and g me dlreclet
and delivered. have duly levied upon
1ha prornrty described In sid urlef 81
E4ta HN4 - loII1Wa % wis
Lois eno and forr q and 4 block lorsg-
fauF ttH. IN A. A. uann1 : additlnn I , tne
CRY q Sea lie also. Doe seven (li ~ ti9ck
eleven IN il 8Aynar1'g plat q he iowa
smaw eifgl e seatlle also. 4 tslwa tAfee
@nd four II ; and q In block foElg three
llsk Ia A. "A. Danny b addition 10 the Gig
ef seattle
Thsrsf0rs notice "a hereby given thA1cn
aaaaraay, sbe l0lh mai - Sunas 1855
At The hour AZ IA O'Clock In the fsra-
nocn q sid DAY. * the Count House door
u 4he CITY 81 Seattle, King County.
Washington IerrIfory. 4 VIII. IN onedi-
ence % sid order 81 sale. eeLI the above
described properly. or % much lhegeol a.
In sad a1tioni WITH interest lheroon and
costs e public auetioa. q he highest
LATED IS ssaftls, this M cay Of Nay.
1856 D. Il. NcoRAW,
ngs2ld shsriif Of King saaniy. ". Z.
hichsfd tlaAorne. n siatifIs attorney.
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Oregon TrAnseontinontal advanced
yesterday % 81, upon buying q parties
VIC think that . vigorous oontaet Il 70
b made for the coming election, which
takes pIaos IN June. There seems 70 be
40 doubt that there & some wiRapRliing
with view 70 oasting the present man
eRement. but, 20 far as can Be aaeeE-
tanned. the movement ID ohiHlF By bor-
rowing nloek. A good deal Of Stock haa
been Borrowed, and come b0nahty b
The parties who have the scheme ID
l charge.
/ We think Il would be wsIl for share
1 holaeEs who have THAR own interests Fl
heaft % fnsfEnot their brokers not a
/ lean out their stock and 70 call Il Ia and
have il put il their own names, Il it L
already loaned ogk
Iho present. management has 8neoeeo.
"a IN dEaGGinR the2F property out 81 the
eiouoh1 Of bankruptcy and puttiDR Il IL
. position uhaEo u has IS 600 900 o. IS,
1 100000 81 unpIedaed assets il the safe,
Ths beck val1s Of o. 4 I. stock Is nos
above 60 ps3 share, and Il is likely q
fand pEudent manaRement that nos pre-
walls q continued.
To snrn over the property to psopls
who wish 70 gain control ~ borrowing
shares, and whose interests are inlmiaal
% thoaa Of the bona Ode shareholders
on account o. certain clainae that ths
10. b 4. Company has against them sol
pass transactions, Wonid be q species d
suicide which We think Il not fashions
bic at present. - Wall Street Ness.
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Exw xoan. Hay Il. --Tks annnal sIse
tirn e 1ha Clez1n IGan liaeEtal vi
taka rI4ea Jane 81, hu1 tha oenl19l Gog
~ eonlsaI haa nlready besn - pro0Esg1
f1E . week k1o rrzE1ge n4m
hnpsa @ rclaIn the o1elr1I. and re eE
aIina. 4hIrh = II ~ Inlefest e -
NsEtlu FacL1z. Il ~ SANE Ia41 -
aeIozIe4 In11 yenF. Tbe rssa4 IS Is
doosA lkn1et Wal slEse1 today cane g
- onneln1inn t1at Ghs Glse1ien ~
cE1g. il b w1z understood leal Drsxsl
MoERan 4 O.. and Auanst b1imans {
/ Co. ere snppoEling change II to lnzni
/ aGsmanE Sona e. the aEzumsnas Pre-.
/ aNntsd Ia nolieiaing proxies y kAsur q
John q. BnIliif and nEAEf0n kvas weE.
/ pranem1ed 10 aarsnla1 Isl1ee saoays and
weEe:
~Hnah pr1xian wiz hs uasd . sseurs
ninnaqsnanl which WI promote -
/ inserestso 81 he esmpaDy b establishes
/ amioa1i1 rnla1iong WITH ether corpora.
tinna With uhioh Il y clossiy e0nnselsd
and - putting IL nn4ncea n eo1na
and nta1i8 eonditio1.
Il is proposed - eIeet. - eonnesIion
uifh . porlicn Of NE present. Bard.
representative both q the Uaion Paellie
A1a H1ftl1Iu E11lN1l NN4 t4As 90 aN44
with ell friction and isalousiea = s
pHapossd, furtheEmoEs, with The aid 81
ghe nlEonRoas financial inaeRezf ID thz
oounaEy, which Il IN hearty sympathy
uitk this moVemont, % pn1 TIE present.
large nanffnR dsbt Of the company il
aaeh form that Il will nos be sub isa1
20 Hnelnatinns az tie money marksa 10
Wall utEeet. athn oiii1s of tbs company
ie was said thnk the appaal was ita oWn
RnBweF; that th1 Northern P8oi1o and.
ineidsufally, the Union Panihe desired
representation IN The Board merely with
he pugpo1e 81 mailing such settlements
% disputed accounts and such leases
sd tfAftc arrangements aa pleased
them, without regard 70 the Oregon and
Tranaoontinental = 81. Paaif Pioassr
Pres.
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STEAMER TRAVEI. EnI
STEAMER Heller.
FoF PoFIs osshaFd ard Washinglar

Z STEAAEKR HELEN. W. n
tElli8 Master. inaroa "A mrrinsl
kua & nsi wharf Henftia every go ~
VI eeneiag Mhd Friday. AZ On a ms RI
Atatcheifs F1i1k bad o. Fort Orchard
furulnR kapn head ~ Port tYaShinu.1rr
e 3 q. n. head 81 Port Orchard - tos1
. ~. Nit halls puIns q II 4. N. Al 1ne
6 41agtIo a1pat 10 ,. "a. eFaFv ,fn1nfrr.
tAazre1y a1a 14tnEaaT. nu34W
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San RAkEcmco, MAJ B-ArriVsa-
BaEk Ausaola, frun Iaouma.
6aiied- Steamer AIki, for Nanainnn.
rozE TsWNHEND. May ea-AFxivsa--
ship ]. b WaihsE, n Toe 81 tie tna
FaoomA tssGEai inward boand ganlalz
nrs rspnE,ed "a lhs stKalla.
1AIoomH, Mag &-A ship waa toBnd
en- b. ne tnR Blaknley. end snip vs.
a0wed IL a. q. n. A hafk in tow a.
tie fun Maasfek paasnd Gus a q e..
6ehnoass 8n3in \. Caliar, 2nd 3 bark,
paasad oMa e. ~ q a. ESusA aouth
uisd a4SR y.
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NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS HAVING BILLS
- against The steamer W. y. hnnFoB
Will plea Q present the SAM 70 the Fifst
Nstionai BANK FOR payment within thirty
days O BRIfTAN,
seattle. Aprll d. lsss = n AO sp;olm
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WANTED.

A oTRL 10 WoaK N FER KETcHRz
"A Mnat b . aoo4 Geek sad haksF.
Fse1i asssss. osss Is Is aras sisss. Sgsis
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$1,000 RkW ARA.

Dr. ORDER or THE COMMISSION
! err Of King county. W. II. 1 hereby
oAsr $1,000 reward for the arrest and con.
WESTON o. the person. who, On the afh daF
e. kehruarf, murdered j. Manning Col
man and Wilbur Faffon. on Lake tFaah-
inzton. u said countY.
J. III MocRAW. shoriR
Seattle. y. r., FEB q. fsld fe15
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John O. CsFE. q Esubary, Mass. hav.
Ina foF g yeasa served - tewn clerk,
ueu aeealnisly refuses 70 elsosisn.
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T Will LEAvB All, OF NY NUsY-
III men8 with Capt NJ y. Gr19R. 10 sea1Ve
mnmaw and Do as1aan AL Mills end mncanmfa
nos II e. WnHTFDRkn. ~. n,
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For Rent.

A COTTAGE on SEVENTH STREET.
n beaWeen esneoa md umivoEaiaF. Pr
mnnth ~. Inquire e
myl9 IN Q. DAVIES.
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IHR HOW ard LlIIAlRI

1Ii0R SUPERIOR LAUNDRY WORK
ae1d ynur c'ofhea 70 the HnWnra
Leuadry. MI i street oop1sire eerona
Nhere ycu viii have satisfactory wark
dine e satisfactory plea
Cheaper lhaa she Cbeapsst.
Special attention eIvsn % L4os Cur
t4i1a. 1ldiea. etc. Il J. HOWARD.
ssallle. Masrh n. Isss
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.SNOQUALMIE FAILS

THE sEATTLR sQUAK AND sNo-
4 Qualmie Transportation Company IS
now prepared % carry paHsaHReEe and
inosi mediate polr d. with pro aptaess and
dispatch. The Ghcrtesf quickest nnd best
route % reach the famous snoQuallnie
Falls. hop rznohra and hunting and dsh-
ing grounds Of that region.
Two stages . day from seattle 70 SQaak
leaving 9. p. Stone grocery store At !
q. N. and D m. For further particulars
street, ap22
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1bs asa esaa aAAilSla sla..ad NOT tail 10 call On
him. The Doctor has visited The hospitals ~
Europe and obtained great deal o sainAbiE
infornatian whfrn be 81 cumpatsnt b impari
% th0se IN used 81 Ms services. Oh. 9IbBOk
viii make no charge unless BE- elects . cure
PeFsoas cured a. hnme Gall Or write. Al
Communications strictly confidential, esne
Ten dollars for = nackags q medicina. 40.
eress DR.. J. y. 0IBBON. Boz 1851, eAa fr1n.
steee, Gal Mention poaz-k nTnI,r1GnHoEH
an1afu
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NEV ENGLAND HORL,
cun@ osmnarsial aaa Ma aA


HAS AGAIN ASSUMED CHARGE
An4 cAaApon4 hital u the ely. Oaly -
eaa1N nSm Ne wh&Evls end
csnram b ans lfun essFy elaamar.
qsmsst e gsms sin,g sa-sa s.s.
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c. &R. S. n. n.


IEMm TAmMm.l
FOR FRANKLIN. BLACK DIAnf1
and tufermedlalo 0enfinna dniIR
An.
For Newcastle and iniermoainaa
d4tlT a. 8 10 aud 1910 a. ~, nn1 r. -
returning arrive e seattle lr1|n &
NeWc1s lie branch a. QNl :. ~. 4~
end SO ,. ~.
Running time 10 Frnnklin. a.. On
ltonnlnR time 70 Newcastle. 4 n f~
IL eElect ADsil s, ieoA
PUGET SOUND SnoRE RtllRa.s
Tra1ns leave Seattle Or Kent. Sra
apnlllor, sumner. FuFnllun so fne.1
- go q %. ana 2s5S D m.
hstafnlng leave aet ma at AZ. a..
living 81 Se4itiu ~ o.20 D. ~.
ucaI leaves stuck 1nnrlifn fnF N
&c $40 q. n. and arrives AZ 10 Al m.
ii. y. Min Afa Nmns.riM fna ana
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$1,000 REV ARD

/ WILL PAY THE ABovR REWARD
Z Ter the arrest ard convict On o. the
persons Implicated In the mui dorof John
afun. - Green river, on the iine Of the
~ z. X Il, In Kina county, w. r.. On
The night 81 sept 81 1855
y. a. McqRAW.
apzldW sheriff Of King county.
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nNK BLACK FUR sH0uLnKR
~ Cara foW whlts h - tntersnaF1sa
ElnfsF VIII - rsWanaed b leaving & q
Nnlnl nrnnaWlzk mEl2a
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Wells llhk san VkSSE
pnoM
san Franchise 90 @ona


.. x. HOWARD. Sole Ou1N
~. nom date. car y ne UnIlet
mai % Hoods Canal makes
Neekly trips % seattle L14lI1
or freight arriving Al 1rats1 L
9fter1oon returning ElI ieaq4
Whaff e O'Clock egofy Iu1181I
saturday morning. taking ~ N
fezt tamble Tor > afeok nnd U1'NH
Ine steamer Jonephine WlM leat4
seo& for furt Gambio ever d4T
saturday, t. ko pnegunHor1 aN4
end feeeige orders fnF any polnAen
C4na1
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rl1. $500 . So hl1ly'b lllHlll
kfs' S. nsss llel. s.s sarSllg 9 -
fss.s.s..s ssIo e Aver s1El1peHll /,
4 is l.ss|.Is.E g ere eyel md 1.ia
as.r. ssx lbs nanY unflftl1te
(saissa nssf ats8 err. Mrs.. 5. 2.
rs.'ssa. TIInl1eton, Mss, wrke, ca
esrzlax e freshness ~ hsf d11g1sef,
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