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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22
THEIR MEMORY OF FACES.

Statesmen Who do Not Forget the Coun-
tenances of Their Friends.
Blaine's memory of faces is remarkable.
Ben Butler remembers everything, includ-
ing names.
Secretary Bayard is genial and affable,
but he remembers facts only.
Attorney General Garland will call your
name if you a racontcur.
Secretary Manning win be introduced to
you one moment and forget you the next.
President Cleveland can generally remem-
ber a name and face without much trouble.
Tom Reed, of Maine, doesn't have much
difficulty in calling n name, and he has n
large acquaintance.
Senator Sherman is fairly successful in his
efforts to name a man, but Plumb, of Kan
sas, IS the very worst
Postmaster General Villas, who meets more
people in one day than all the remainder of
the cabinet combined, is a marvel of identifi-
cation.
Dan voorhees,, of Indiana, does not know
nearly as many persons as persons know him;
neither does Mr.. Van Wyck, of Nebraska.
Secretary Endicott can remember those
who trace their ancestry back to proto-
pllsm, but nc doesn't lumber up his brain
with the names of many others.
Governor Long, of Massachusetts,, remem-
bers names rs well rs faces, and Gen N. l..
spoct il even greater than Mr.. Blaines.
Secretary Whitney is good hand at re-
i;ienherinS people, but Secretary Lamar has
to be introduced over and over again to the
same person before he can place him.
The best hands at remembering faces
the young men of the senate. kenna, of West
Virginia, has this gift to a remarkable degree,
AMI 50 have Manderson, of Nebraska, and
S.oOner of Wisconsin.
Dolph, of Oregon, is forgetful that he
keeps his name pasted in his hat for the pur-
pose of Identification. Frye, of Maine, has n
poor memory of persons, and so has Harris,
of Tennessee. It takes n strong incident to
make much of an impression on Mr. Harris
memory
Morrill,, of Vermont, and the mighty Ed
nIunds are forgetful men. The story that
Morrill, has to DC introduced to himself when
hn arises in the morning is not quite true, but
lac j, almost rs bad as that Nobody knows
whether or not Mr.. Edmunds can remember
face, but it is tolerably certain he never
bnthers himself much about it, excepting the
few months just before election.-Compiled
from Washington Letter.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22


At palatEa with jacksonville, Tampa & Key
West Railway, and 81. Augustine ana PaIat 1st
Halfway, and last river steamers for 1t. Au-
gustlne, Green Cove Springs, Jacksonville
and ali points North, East and West, ANA with
up river cleaners for South Florida. \ l=o
with the Twin Screw Iron steamer CITY & (
Paiatha, and Steamship City OF Monte, ill.,,
Tor charleston, New York, Boston. PhI.adcl-
mia. etc.
Mail trains make close connection butu way :
wa J. Il. u r. W. R'y., at Jacksonville with Al.
lanJ.c Coast Line, Fast Mail
AT Gainesville with through Pullman $. .-ey-
ers over savannah, Florida 8 Western R'y Tor
New Orleans, Cedar Keys, Pensacola, Suyan-
nah. Albany, montgomery, Louisville -
Louis and all points West.
At Ocala with Florida Railway and EaviRa-
ton Co., = =. q. y 6. K. X, and Hacks for Si-
Yer Springs.
at Aston with ST. Johns river steamers for
JackspnVltics sanford and way landings
At LecSburE with the ST. Johns ana Lake
h2stis division oi the Florida Southern Rali-
way, and boats ON Lakes Harris and Eu~ti.
Ton points on Iakes.
At Pcmbcrton's Ferry with South FIori,ia
KY Tar Lakeland, Tampa, ki>simmc, BARLOW
Orlando, SAM ord, IuckCrtuSn AMI Fort B&ic
At PtJnta Gorca with steamer 4 lice How
and Tor Liverpool, FuntI RasSa and tori
Myers.
X. CONANI. %. W. BROM v ELI,
General Manager. Gen' Pass. AGENT.
4. 4. CONAN. Get' TrIv- AIT.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22
So IN Quad" Says.

They tell a story in Washington on Con
gresham Laird, of Nebraska He is one of
the members who can, but does not, keep his
own carriage. He patronizes the street cars.
On the line on which he rode most frequently
one of the panels was ornamental with the
legend go to Moses, =" the name of a dealer
in furniture, etc, at Washington. This sign
annoyed Laird for some unaccountable reason.
The annoyance ripened into irritation and
the irritation into intolerableness. He took
his revenge by having his confidential clerk
rent the space directly beneath the sign in
each car. Then he had an artist print in his
own space, "And be ID" This brought
the other advertiser down on the company,
and the company came down on Laird. But
he had them both and continued to sit on
them until, by compromise, the objection
able sign was remodelcd
WHY HE WANTED so MANY.
Customer-Win you please show mo your
engagement rings. l would like to get about
a dozen.
Jeweler-What on earth do you want with
a dozen engagement rings.
Customer am West Point cadet
Jcweler-Ah, certainly. Excuse me.
HARMONY.
A guest-What kind of tombstone would
you like for your husbands. We have some
handsome red granite.
Weeping widow don't want n red one.
My poor husband was blonde and red would
not harmonic with his complexion.-Detroit
Free Press.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22
Interesting to the Antiquarian.

On the crest of the eastern bank at Wool
folks Bend, on the Chattahochce river in
Georgia. one of those curious mounds left by
the mound builders stands. There has just
been taken from il, besides the human re-
mains, 10y Columbus Ga, antiquarian some
fine samples Of pottery, most of which is of
unique dcsi,i., with some attempt at decora-
ton The largest PERFECT vessel is, in shape
something like n carbOy, with shorter neck
and mouth more flaring. Though the base is
globular, it Is 50 fashioned or weighted that
turn it rs You Will, right side up with care it
hobs SsrCncly. On one side OF the smaller
pots copper disk was snuGly fitted as n
cover, and in it were a number Of beads, sur-
costing the possibility that it had once served
some ancient belle of ancient days as n jeyveIry
case Other pieces in design resemble the
modern cuspidor, and others still are shaped rs
the regulation pOt.of this day. He also secured
several Indian pipes four stone fishers, two
stone axes or wedges, medicine stone and
innumerahle arrow heads, etc.-Chicagc
Herald
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22
No Use.

Backwoods school teacher Ito hoy)-How
far have You gone.
Boy-Aint never been very fur, bout ten
mile frum home, reckon.
Teachcr-I mean how far have You ad-
vancel in your book.
Boy-Over ter this here pictur.
Teacher-W'y, that's where the first lesson
begins You can't spell. can you.
Boy-keu spell dog an dam, but l amt no
great shakes on bird an hosSily.
Teacher-Eou little rascal, you must not
talk that way. Did your father ever hear
you talk that way.
Boy-None
Teacher-Then I'm glad that there's some
one whom you respect.
Boy-No use'n talkin' that way befo' dad,
fur he's def. IF or hoSs wuster fling dad he
couldn't hear hiSef hit the ground -Arkan-
saw Traveller
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22

John Randolph having ruled the house Of
representatives deSpOtically, n number of
members met together near the close Of the
fourteenth congress To devise means for put
ting stop to his outrageous conduct The
question was, ~How is this to be tionc." III
tel You, said veteran member: by elect
ing "a speaker who will enforce order" Then
u hi!st &c some man who can bride John
f.aido!ph, said another, for he disre-ar1ls
all rules This WIS aSscutcd to hy all.
Then, said one, ~he r,l,,,t l., :, p,,p Who can
meet John Randolph on the floor .r on the
held' i"r ne may have To do both This
triit; 'Ns,ii''I to, ~sut where Is the man who
an 90 thiSt 1t was asked an tell you,-
sSiit MT i1"hcffs' -youn:s Harry Clay will be
a Ineniuer OF the next house, and Is the very
man % go All aSsentetl, and it was
the next house on the first day he ,rIr,nd that
body, IS p" was, ami brought about the re
form that was expected of him. \ collision
able and occurred on several Occasions Fen.
IcrIcy HUorc.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22
l TOUCHED Her HAND.

touched her hand! while zephyrs famed
The cheeks that seemed a fairy land,
ON which save angels none might gaze,
And yet my touch set them ablaze
So speeches. was its soft demand.
And then her doubling; blue eyes scanned
Ny very soth to understand
If by power that love betrays
touched her hand.
What maiden's breast would not expand
In sweet response to loves command?
And 50 her lips 'gainst mine she lays,
And each caresS with passion says:
Her heart touched, when with loves wand
/ touched her hand.
Ben T. Hyman in indianapolis Herald.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22
GrounilesS Pears

Some OF oar esteemed contemporaries seem
to think that because there are few an
archiSts in Chicago that the country is going
To come unglUed, and that the streets will be-
come impossible with gore.
This style OF editor reminds us very much
OF that old lazy whose teeth were undergoing
repairs At the hands OF n dentist, and who
groaned dreaGfully.
"Do hurt you much. madam he asked.
ooh. no." She replied; but do 50 love to
croErs Texas SiftinES.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22
Kentucky Bric-a-Erac.

Omaha Mani suppose the habit of carry
ing pistols is about abandoned in Kentucky
by this time. isn't II,
Kentucky Man-Ncs; the rage for the an
tioue has struck old kaintucky same rs tho
other states, and reviewers are not carried
much now.
Il am glad to hear that"
Well. I'm not never did like lsowies -
Omaha World.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22
MAIN LINE.
CONNECTIONS

STEAMERS \. ]. LANE AND DESPATCH
Make daily double round trips ~ Lakes EII~t u
and Harris, touching at all landings.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22

.iciinie Limbs daughter, who is s,.oken o.
rs having a marvellous Noicc is coming; to this
country.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22

Cornelius Vanderbilt sCorns crests and mot
toes. CIV simply is painted on his carriage
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22
HARBOR DIVISION,

close connections made with steamer Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday Tor PuuJa I;sIs>ls,
Fort Myers. etc.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22

lIstii.s ics'N1nE .iursSeussf4s- y - o. m. aud
arriving l+l T. m, run daily between jack
SohNil Enterprise AMI sanford. Others
daily except sunday
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22
ST. AUGUSTINE DIVISION.

connections maze at ~. Augustine with
tailtdN RIVER stages Tor Ormund. Holly Hin.
ID ayt"na and other points on Hai ifax river
City Ticket Office. n.w.cor. iiy- aud Hogan SIS.
II. y. MORAN.
6en'. Supy. and q. z. A
l. {. DEMiNG, 4. 6. Z. A.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22

last mail trains stop only where time Is
HItth, amt only az Lemon street. Palatka
q iui NtH Tram IS fuu betWcsU PaIatka and
SANFORD. in luth directions. winch <rnFS NJ
aiI stations, ~ srliirirsn the ruiar rains
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22

Tho s.-u u. IN. and T. % y. m. Trains from,
ld'h~oiiNiltC, and the i2-U1 i. III and l-Ju y m
Trans from IaiatkI. make direct connections
.'t ftidtAst with the FLORIDA Southern Railway
- ann from gainesville, oCUl1, Leeshurg, Fort
mason. IaNdrcs, Lane Park, Astur. ana other
points reached Ey that road
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22

Inc -. st p. In Fast Mail from Iag ksolt,sli,.
anu '..u 2. ~. F.t~t MtIl from SANFORD make
erect connections with South Florida RaIi-
way ~ sanford 20 aua from BTIaudu, kIsSim-
tlpH-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-22

connections made at Huntington with
staEts Tor Crescent City. at Orange CITY
} junction with - =, o. e.. y a *. IL for LAKE.
ltSlSIl; at ILtuSVlile with cumpany's steamer
Roc klcogc. Mondays, Thursday and Sundays.
IHr alty Point, RoCkledEc, Iieurgiana HaF,
n.tLllc, Ao.bouTne.and landings ON that rixcr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-28

Ghoald 4 question ariss IN ne Coun-
y Cenveufion. Today, ID FsgaEd - ths
nomination q fhs joint csanoilman foI
tie distxos u King. anohsmiaA and
skaaii. Il Is % Be boyd that the ssuti-
msnt of tie sonyeniisa via be suppressed
"a fsvoF Of soms caudidats from sno-
homiah o. skagst aoantiea Thoss eoun.
See are inoiadaa il this attorney dis
iriol. and Il IL Iiksly . sandidate fol
this okdus viii be presented b. King
county. Il uagallg happsna ihaa Ne
designations from those end othsE eoun-
ties on the saas eide Of she Bound, 20
ihs noxthward. SCI IN sympathy uith
this coaniY dslsgAfisn ca the varioas
qaestfons arising in The Territorial Con-
ventiou, from Congress down there
fore q uould Be : fair and grateful acf
70 Ia them name she oandidats for the
Counoil from ons o. ths other Of Ahoss
tWo eounsies. Thoss are several gentle
usen Of high atanding and Of mach leg
isiasiys cKpsEisnoe in bob Bnohomish
and SkaRit eoaniiss Who are well knosn
In this eonniy also. and either one Of
uhom would make excellent legislative
material and be depended apon 70 COZ.
sult and conserve Ne interests Of the
whole distriet. TIE diatgiet h ever
uhslminely Republican and 4 : Rood
man be nominated be WiIl be eIsotsd
trlumphantIy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-28

lszay r1duce q - ssEsiss e -
ezs.--9eetst Press
nsaa asd nonsnnms ms P0m-In-
xzzrrarn hns nxrsr dses H,egsn "a
lniuslios s hss ns#es fnsef - resp,s
nlzs hss aaTriees as shs Egutlmn par.
y q q fhs ssnnsEy & has nsssE fzliss
= qiss kfa dus ersdA 81 feea asr-
vioe4 Il did nos Hks his apsseA b lhs
senaAs b rsQard 60 ne ealarRss aeainsl
ssnatoz Payns Esd a. not hcsissts =
eriilcia Il h dd l1ka his spsh e
eaiiIs and az 80 hesitsts % sas 90.
Ths oEisseisn u ths ons sssse1 uas 90
- nisask a. Lsaan. ana the cammsn-
dation e ne oshaE wsa oct = . iaraY
reoognifisu o. - sorVisss--a fsso1-
nillon walsh hssnsv ben vflhhsIa.
Tas PosT INxK1sEaMaczs Is aiuAys has
sen, und probablg uiil iane soalinns
% Be waEm sdniras ana eufhnlaalis
sapporasr o. Mr. Blaine, bat Is has nsFnR
foand 4 necesary - belitfie q dspy
tie ssrvisas q otksf proaaineui kspab-
iiesns ID osdar 20 fnFthsz ne aanss a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-28

The once Of County commlssioass
Is not one Of profit and thersfora not
mach souaht after. Il Il. however. ore
1t she most important. 20 far a. TIE IN
iereata Of ths tax payers ars concerned,
that viii Be considered By The oonven-
ton today. Men Of considerable basi-
nsss eKpsRisncs and Iona residences IN
the county should Be- salsoaedi men who
have shown honesty and oapability IN
Tie management Of their own Affairs.
suoh mea can be relied upon - altend
to aud guard the Interests Of The county
ana oonduot iis Affairs With wisdom
ana economy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-28

Nh NMst& AN0 &MH "FRkSAn
In card in ths Rrss last night. the
united States Attorney. ". II. White.
denies aslng the language attributed 10
him By thai pArss daring the course Of
BE speech ths night Of Mr.. voerhees'
appeAfAnee here He vas reported a.
saYingi
Il viii say thai endorse every word
af The platform aaaplud a naeoma.
even the clause FsterEine 10 martial
law
He nov says thai BE- did rot use The
words referring 10 marital lav. or ans
wor3s intending h convey sash Hasau
Inc. On the eoasEAEy. he expresses bis
easire approval Of GovernoF Sqaire's
action 10 declaring marital Law.
Had noi Mr.. White engaged in mAk-
laea Political speech, ia violation o.
Ne etters q hh oslciAl sapsrlars, bs
woaid not have pai himself in q posi.
ton 10 b misunderstood ana mia.
gaolea.
ldke pcaf Tray, be uAs cAasht ia
bad eompanr, and made 10 pay zoe
peMAlsy 81 bic indisosstioa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-28

he feSz kS1G1zI8EScKs has &c lass
deue souae foeasase Of iestiee b Sahn
A. AsoZan. That paPtr hss teen 80 Ianr
ioektnG exclusively tbreeEh ne spac1a.
eles ~ TIE mar fFasn Maine" thAi Il
has nct heen abs % neeozntas the
csaiusn e ANY other statesman. especisl.
u Il hia nAme kAs heTn ueatianea ia
connectioa With the Presaaaucy. Bnt
The uArm Nelearae zttea b Logan %
the Nhele faelae esaHl. Ne ENTHUSIASM
With whlca his eQee1h uas recnAvea a.
tie psvtlian, and Ehs spentAraaas eva
tien Be has heea Rlpen Anore N
bfoaGht the Rusx iErEt4EaxscNE y q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-28
GENERAL AND NERVOUS DISEASES

MARY a. LONGAKRR. n. D..
Graduats Of Woman's Medical College
81 Pennsylvania
OGlaa and residences, c0rneF Cherry and
Third straeGa Once hours fron TO -
and from ] % o'clock.
Particular attention given 70 the treat
mant Of diseases of women and children.
Consultations in English and German.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-28
For Rent.

A HOUSE, BETwKKN THIRD AND
n FourtA. Sprinw and 9eaeeA rooms.
vita cloaeen. paient waseE eloaet Ard
c1Fplna u4ter n slnk gocd bAy view I;
Qnlre o. Il. H. PkAAE. corner Eighth and
Spriag strastA auis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-28

JoNns 4 HuBBHx.L have fos sale on
Caiman's wharf, = scow load Of White
river hay, which sank IL she Duwamiah
river, e. 81 per bale. aus 3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-28
PICNIC GROUNDS.

VtHK MOST BEAUTIFUL LAID OUT
! grounds o. PuHat Soand ona mile
f1nm port hlAkeiy and two miles frum
fna iAnaing plansy q cold spring Fstar.
nns dAncs haa; heaufifni grove. Gem
n1ltlae4 ere invitaA bcfuse going elaq-
where. y cea and tnspect tbe grouads.
e1eaD4F Helen every othnr DAY. siFhf q
To iandinz. frnm Harrinxson 4 Smith
wharf. J. b MA6RATH.
aus I'm pFupr{efnr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-28

no loan OK IMPROVED FARMs
is aSiNER = DEMON.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMRNTs.


A MAN AND WIFE TO GO A
"a cook and stcwardess on q staunch
bark carrying lumber 70 South American
ports. Good wages paid. Apply 81 this
Office. aus
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E0Y Sale
WANTED.

A GOOD PRACTICAL NURSE, M
"A mediately. Inquire sorner Madison
and front alraala up atalra. avn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-28

I'm Largo OR SMALL. AMOUNTS.
= en- real e1tAte e. pernonal nsen-iiy.
Army at usom a, Fuzclu hfnek.
an1llm JCN1uS ROCHESTER,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-28
Rooms to LET.

DLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
u inquire 81 Kenny block, ITO Colum-
h-a l-rael. near EronL. auI In
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FOR SALE

A CoMPLETR OUTFIT or HOUSE
"a held furnitara cAFpets ETC. for sale
cheap fuanns4tun @f houee given with
tie f9fntt1fe Appiy On the premises
NV. corner Thlrd and Marion stI. ans
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Furnished House 10 Rent.

rrHR LQwER FLOOR or A coon
u vel tusnished kaaGt as Cosnn -
s9ruett AZ reaay fnr kenEekneplng 10
gentiamaa and wdfe witAo1t cAihaFcr.
k.sfareace tsasirpe, lnqelFe g
saia A. sustscos cent wssSiSSsoa -
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ROOMS TO LET.

TWO SICKLY FURNISHED ROOMS
1 Inquire at 30 FiftA street. between
Main And Waahinglon. anH
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SNOQUALMlE FALLS

THE SEATTLE soUAK AND sNo-
4 Qualmie Transportation Company q
now prepared to carry paasongees and
dispatch. The shortest quickest AID best
route % reach the famous Snsqualmie
FAlls. hop ranches and hunting and fish
ing grounds Of that region.
Two stages q day from Seattle 70 SqHAk
leaving 9. p. Stones groeery store 81
9. %. and p. 70. For further particulars
apply ct stones grocery store Front
akFese. ap31
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&&ATELR March y le1s
IN. II. d. IsnEaAEKR--DearE sir: For
vearg 1 I'D been afflicted with 9 heavy,
nainfui feeling II ny forehead. and -
nfxhf / would Be er01hled with dtGlcult
hEeaskfnw. coughing and expectarAEnG
- that hnd bat little rezt. ! was very
nainarnbls frum this cataErh q TIE head.
nnsa. and the asthma, for which ] could
nnd no relief. had been pronounced IN.
eurRbia whan I aought your care and
treatInanf. from which received relief
n few dayA rasuirtng In . perDanenf
cure.
From what / know o. Or. L0ngakera
professional skin and treatment feel !
can moat heartily recommend al persons
assurance that they VIII receive NEST ex-
caliant professional and medical treat
menk CLARK d. DAVIS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-28
The Last Chance
TO sUI WATER FRONTAGE On
ELLIOTT BAY At REASON.
ABLE PRICES.
81 to 81 per front foot
W.. . HA y BEEN APPOnrED
" LLDD'S ADDITION"
"LADD'S ADDITION"

To the city Of Seattle. which comnrts.s
loss 4, = and ;, Of section y. and LOT !, sec
slon y. toWnahtg . north. range 3 east.
near sm1ths Cove and We arsauthoFiEed
@ eel TIE same for from 81 Il So perfront
noot on Allaott Bay. and from 825 10 aT5
pes lot not water frontaRa
IRIS e 81 tar the cheapest pruusrty In
thai part 81 the city. and Il hesufifuliV
-, 49, . oas according % the topography o.
Parties investing IN thIs property INV
cannot help BAT make money.
TERMs-se PER CENT Down. BALANCES
- = - AND ~ MONTHS. AT 10 PER exit
Title. Y. 8; patent 70 W. s. Iadd. the
$500 80 80. mllionAare banker. Warranty
deed from L1dd and wife 70 Geo h. XII
finger. Plated b Kfftlnger. who viii
give warranty deed. No BKTTxR TrrLK
A feU blocks. only. for saIe AZ theaa
prices and on these sormA.
Snppoae you huy block ct $500 or San
1eq pey - PER cent down. toWit e. a.
As soon a. ne ssaftie. iake sho- $500. ana
haA1ein railway commence work vouF
1lock VAL % worth several thounana 6ol-
larS Yea there6y risk few dollars %
make . a4ake
% not ~ his properly tin ron and
~ ~ prices e adjoining property. and Il
tns price asked ~ us 4 nos IS per cent
- tnan yoa caa set Other properly al
lolnlng. o. in that vieinity. Ne viii make
yo1 present Of q block. Try II - -.
Me snail positively withdraw this ADD
tlqn nom the market e. theae urirea.
wAen one-third Of Il 4 sold. TnEsF ar
oUA fNsTRUCFIONs.
y. A-We hereby olfsr ana have MIR.
cnassfs fnr every acre o. land within enc
-. aa.L mi,s e this addition. h any airec-
tioas 81 sl58 PER aere.
G. G. PHIMMEY q CO.
James street
a14a& Qppoaite Occidental Hotel.
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CAR LOAD
'RMELON

WIN arrive Thursday from southern Ore
gen- fhese melons are largo luscious
10 the trade a. lev rnAeA Cancel your
San Francisco orders aud Dc not get left.
LeAve orders eoon 90 they can be distrib-
Uted direct from the car.
@. p. STONE.
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White Hop Pickers Wanted.

EN0RTY HOP PICKERs WANTED
II on Green river, a. a. III. Meades
farm. Families preferred and good &C.
commodaiions provided. These wishing
aus A. ii. MEADE.
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removes famoFa and uioerz wifhouf paA1
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