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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28
Lands for the IandIess.

THE SUBSCRIBER, LIVING ON
Eagle Harbor, nine miles weHt Of the
city Of seattle. viii sell portion Of his
~ The low rate 81 90 par acre. ana IsaA
has been iosuroa on and 5urnsd over no
81 Il 10 quite easily cleared II 10 nearly
leys l has bat fs4 stones. and liea Ia easy
reach Of the wstcr. School anf church
within . nile society good. Call and
d'sw5n RM HasKISsoN
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uTHrTwoRTH 4 THOMSON HAVE
w removed rteir os1se 70 he third
seor q tie 0oxdsn Haz1wase ca. 3 bald
AR. Ne - Fxunx s<reek Ne are now
beSrer prx pnrsz1 skna eyer bef1re - exe-
ezss surveyA trsmlns EsseA rport -
tha ehnrnc e. e innd 5ax so seun pta<a.
aA1 nlake rms drawings Tar azs poz -.
Weksxs hpk1ef tncl<lsl@ snr w1Rk ID
an eekaR 4rm y ~ noexhu1uG
Hcg s.r.szss 49,
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PATENTS

INVENTORS sKND MODEL Oh
! sketch Of your invention. when I VII
vice. clfcniaxx ETC., pEkk or CHARGE. Al
business bcforc u. 4. Patent Oflcs ~
tended = fer MODERATE FkEa- fnfsrna
tlon md references sezls On Application.
NO CHAH0B uxLE1s PATKTT n sKcURxtA
=. h LfTTELL
Ws&1tn4te1 =. q. dfrsctiy oppodfs q
4 FmEeuf Gd<ns. nnl7wff
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

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sgenyIs nelzsasE q lhs Laaa olnes
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= = = y d~aSum nau91oo I sxra1n -
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-
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su1lah1y nsvub1isan for - ssz< ~
49, Tak1n Ia scznss4soe vish faS
61asznasf1i slssstor frs1as Dszpstrstsd
" - Dsmosrats - - rseest subsr.
n9sssSaI etsssieu. ths sxposieisn y ~
ns1hods purszed By Psynsfs suppsssszu
knss ben sosh - % disxuss - psopis
vtSboui ssansd ~ persy lfsss.
Ohz1 pslieken, boeA Dsuosxstis and
nspuhiisnn, havs dsesusrsssd nosf
uslaIly sinss ~ dsys ubsn wyskoa
ufa.sed oampaisns for The Responsiveness
81 esnAh 'sJetnessr Thoupsou uss
- esmInsndss. n .ehisf of she Dsn-
sssaey. Thsupson's msshods In poll
NJ vsss psssfszz, tboseh moi sspseisi-
b ssossa4nssbis. Kepssssnfinx - b
~ - otd stms lssdsrs Of shs party
Yendls&on, Thnsnnn and Wsrd-hs
lnms @ u petttjas IT ~ ssets some Of
- kausseg and dlerSsas u he cd tina.
Thosrh - nsxsr psrpsersasd o. eon-
nivsd a pslitissi fssuds Of any naturs.
- vss nos above vAst may be ssrned
- Iee5tfma6s srssks q poiissss. He
plaSs1 III 800 Of polssiss q ~ wonid
plsy . enns Or whisl, souulsnsiy e.
dsavorine " shov his polisiesI frssnds
Ne cards ~ hsId 10 his hand, and
losine 10 eppsrtunlfy 70 nisissd hiz
opponsutG He vas modsi campaign
esennizsr. He wss shrsvd. aotivs and
vieilsnf. He was bold end dazzling d
NJ rnossments- He puxzisd snd con-
feuadsd hiu RspubIsoan spponents by
shs exubsssst soupsehsnsivsnsss Of his
elaissL Il vss his eassSm 10 claim
svssyshine and - claim ID With ooufs
dsnss--n0 eoanty wss % sssepsd In Re.
pnblisanism hat John O. Thompson
did nos sxpesn his convietiou that Il
uns bcund 70 70 Dsmoorssis. The Re-
pabtisan Leaders never knew what 10
sxpees from hlu -nsvsr kusv chat
siains 10 rssils e5ssotsd 10 usks eood
ana THAT claims NJ pus forth merely =
: blind-
He was considered IN thoss DAYS che
vsry insaxuasian Of positsosl sr,oksry.
He ousrsnsrnisd the Reuuhiio.ns No
ofsen asd 70 oouplsasly thss thsy esus
% bs,isvs shas hjs usebsds vsrs too
dark and dreadful fer than 10 undsr-
ssand. Thar hooked upsn him - = very
bsd nan iudssd--maoh A. sone fev
hu~drsd wars sco. usople ~.r. .oe...
TONED 70 rsrard anv eepsclaItv vise az
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furnished House to Rent.

A WELL FURNISHED House. CON-
n tanning eight ro7nBa. hot and cold
water an1 bath room nicely located On
Marion street. teuAEs 10 board genzier
n~esf : ur.ir. FRANEC Y0frSfs
ep1e sE fronf street
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

THE mail eonirsct FOR earring tAA
rn&sis frum psss T0wpscod - ssska sks
lasrsse. wrsnces. saneae ard ksls1s
nce feF fear sears. froea ssa sfief fnly
Lea. feck. hzx be@n loo 20 tee Paste
Ce1sa SteassAip CssuspzaF ~ 500 psF
anuun. TIE dsssFfsatns 1<cnnss 30
order Q ssnai merihiy s<rxtce.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28
For Sale.

uALF INTEREST IN sAwNILL
- operating On saltwater Rsod trade
and shippsnR sasiiitiss; capacity. - co
pkr dsy an sc<irs pa<sbef pre{< ned
Apply 10 4 THOMPSON. afzornsy-<f-
l&H ns1 real estate as.<zt. olympsA- sis Is
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.sNoQUALMIE FALLS

THE sEATTLE. sQUAK AND sNo-
i qaalnie Transportation Company Il
now prspsrcd to carry passsseers and
freight from Seattle 70 Snoqualmto and
inter mediate posr n with pronptneD aad
Dispatch The shortest quickest and bcut
route 70 reach tee famous ensquaImie
Falls bop rnnch~a and hunting and fsh-
inw grounds IT that region.
Two s<nRea dsy from seattle 70 sqxAk
leaving G. r. SEones Rrccery sxore ~
q m an1 p. n For furthcr particulars
spply ~ stones grccery stsre. Front
street.. ar22
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ARRIVAL 90 ran RLDsn.-ree sseaz-
zhif 0eosee ". Elszr arrived Al sid
night sac hFeaghs frozen San Franchises
sll toss # frpieht aissEthasea - fks-
ioxsf Ntetes1s. SIS sco., Po<s fsxe
esed. s. seattle. 10 ana 1aceSnA 81
Sne sise esa9xAs 81 p@ssnsess. Ter
parts - fesiawx kieeeFss- ilSs Fort
fswn>ead. Il; sssatls. III 1acoass. S.,
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House to Let.
MONEY TO LOAN

an IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
~ Hixhe<t price paid for Clty and
Afsorney 80 law. roncin hisck. Frput -.
Snsxle nhis
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Notice of Dissolution of
Partnership.

NOTICE Ts HgnKDY GHvKN or
IN ne 1i@plusssn ithis dAys % ths part
aership ksresske exzskznx between IL
L. feeser An4 Joan Z. An9<rspn. nn3<r
tie nruz nAzns Of Yexier Z Anderson-
All cah<1 6ss a. - hccome due "a the
iase pax1a<rs his eli - patd "a sid IL l.
Yenisr. ana eli 1sh<. ese o. ewing frou
sase pAx<nnrshi, u1-l - psS1 ~ snz8 H
l. Fsassx. h l. Yk11@xh
Per b. L0H Nan.
Atf0rnnT 10 kark
JOHN q AADxksUM
essskss. ". T. Au<a ~ IL ufn
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NEW BLooD. Nxw LrrE.-This 10 OBJ
t,sined By using Pfunder's Blood Pusi-
def. Fsf sale everywhere. 81 per bot
tie, six for IS.
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&ssseie y a p,ekrsck. Yea can beg
9 rsenis h&zss a Hvan<z 4 NusEs 4 al
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FOUND.

IN THE SOUND. orr POINT BRIs-
! co... sssip boAt pAinse1 yeliow. The
cwser can hare II ~ appzysng % Cap&
pzyfag chArgrA apsi u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

EIvIL ENGISKKR AND COUNTY
~ Surveyor. Fffieen ycars cxperiesce
en- nsrruw ant sea.dsrt gsxe rsiiroadA
An eounts WORK property recorded
Odace ever Gordon Har4 ware Co. Fr1nt
%; rs~sdssce cor Third ana BlsschArd-
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VICTORIOUS.

~ - kA&<S
C,OUR EMPLOYEES AT woR K
u turriax cut the immense amount Of
Phatcxraphs which THkLA X. PkISE r
has husis np saca . GOOD rep1tatior on.
Firstciaa CxblnesA y 5e per dossn
Make no mistake IN the gallery. ba,
look for the sign
REsxgnss ART STUDIO.
And yea cannot ml<sst Newsf5iss. rev
seccenorica, nsu improvements Ne hixs
% b. found 10 thss establish meat A1d b
careful bos 20 furgst that fnrt
second - near 9artsa. AtzT
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28
Election Notice.

THE EI.ECTIoS FOR CHIEF OF
! tho Fire Department of the city o.
Seattle for the term commencing Hon.
day. May ID. fss6 1T engine house No. I,
Columbia street, seattle. ". T.. hcxinnine
~ the hour Of II oscaoek q m. and closina
81 the hour Of eoielock p n
JOHN x KISNEkR
President q tee Rarn l,epAxtment
0non0E n. Rnkssoa. Secy.
Dated April =. fSsA arestd
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

ALI. PERSONS KNOWING THEM
"A selves indebted 70 the late arm Of L.
p. 6rsish 4 Son are hcrehy notified to
caH ana seftie NE onme - oqce.
ap4S A. n SMITH.
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TT. MINOR, Il D.

OFFICE IN OPERA HOUSE block.
~ rooms ! and
Once heua: u . m 70 u m: . IN > > m
ana 70 3 . n.
Tsisphons oonnecsion -omce No. 81.
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Sick headaoha, hahfsuai custivsneu
pains In hack and nnAhs. loss Of Appetite,
Bad breath and taste In the mouth, ETC.,
entirely cured ~ the use a.
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BRICk! BRICK! BRICK!

HAVING FoRECI.osED A MORT
III gage On tive kiins Of brick. and be-
ing d&sircus Of turning them into money
- once I win sell them In large or small
lots cheaper than any enc elsa.
u. CHILBERG,
ape Grocer, 6fs Front street
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Two-sroRY HOUSE, AND LOT on
: Thfxd skr0sf.
CIV La & Is sd rs up
Heed wl1h NJ. Laundry. soda Wes0
sscoad hnnd Funiturs sxore
m scrss land- part clsersd - pr scre
Wnass rivsr runcA. clakzed ho<fen- QW
( sRssesnrann ~ ~ $sIe; bsFgains
God Bussne6s ChAseeA
Impruvsd Reaches. ga e<ea - up.
BnkarJ. eeoa Thsee saloonA
vsraxsd caain. 80 trsiinqaishsd hcns-
asadl, o. prs-szpei sns SEA SIH -. 80
Fsve-scrs h1mssL cleared 80 up
Trade CITY Lsts Ter Ranch-
Hovssssss - se,fd prysrfy. eHs 70
ezo0oo.
Clty 81 County ens1n -
Nex sad ssoondrhA.d safea
WANTED.
Money; good security; best intsEssf
paid Cal q n
Women. and girls: highest wages paid-
IronerA washers snd cooks; No pay.
To furniah farm hand2 80 per meath
cAnvasrsu snd agsnsA esS psr month
Partner a Improved 5eook Ranch. -
Two laay psrtaerR IN Hfa By two we'll
tod msa. Oontny anythtng).
FOR RENT.
Three Fruit and Vegetable Gardsns
near town. very cheap; take thsu q
oD9os
Ninstssa honses - 70 e25.
Furnished O. unf1rnished roonA win
q without board, u . month up.
10 sors ranch; Improved orchard and
haT: - onsh rent
0acro tmpxoyed ranch. Is . Donth.
HOUSE asl large garden. N town
Furniahed Restaurant or Lodging House
- each
Loe nsar csntsr It city to lsass-
Money 10 loan On short time and ap-
ur0vnd nncurffv
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O11s tUs IL 8ONO 0W60
RADUATg or THE uNfvER-
NJ so e PonxnYIvAaka. hns pernaA-
nknfly tnc9kea IN Senxkla
o1noo ana reafdoapa <o III Columbia
s1Nsk Al calts pssmpt1y attended
DR. LongAksr makes . steczazsy II dis-
ensss 81 lie
Rye. Ear and Threat
TrsAs Privnaa. chronic and skin disenses;
roEneyes tunn0rs Aud ulcers W1khouf pnxn
e. the - Il The knlxc.
SxArrLx March & iS9A
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y1mrs nnd bcen af114ot<d with . heavy,
Dainfnz fsellns N Gny forekoad. and g
na4as wo0ka b troubled with dafz1cnit
broAthins. Coughing and expecfernkzng.
- that 1 hAo bat Lite rest 1 Wa very
miDerAhse from tnts cxsarrh OF the head,
ho.c. ana tho asthma, sor which l cou4d
dad 10 relaef. had b en- pronounced in
durable when I sought jour care and
treatment frum which 1 rrcssved ereiiof
II ssW oayA rssulrnG IN . permanent
cure
MON whas I know a d. Loasnksr1s
pfo(koktnnn1 skin Gud troaxmapt fsol I
CO nosk heartily recommend Al persons
su11bfiAg Fem dIsoaee 70 him. with thu
assurance thai tney wsn rsceive moat en-
csliont professional and msoical treat
manl fuhi3I CLAkK ". DAVIS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28
PRoFEsIoNAL.


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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

Nearly ali The psrsshez IN Prns<i..
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

A LADY's sEAI.sKIN CAPE =
"A on Front street may b ro11<l
applying ~ II. BODIES TaItor -
ing ownership and paying costA 4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28
Cain, NGlslsllFI 1

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-28

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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-10-02

In politics he has always been very
liberal, and since the Inauguration of the
greenback labor reform party bias been a
strong champion of its doctrines and
principles. In his own town Mr.
Wilson stands high in the estima-
ton of the people. having been
elected to the office of commissioner
of highways in 1876, and in 1880 and
1881 to the office of supervisor, each of
which he has filled with credit to him
self and his constituents. In 1879 he
was the unanimous choice of the Green
back convention for county treasurer, re
ceivlng vote which has strengthened
his candidacy with the people throughout
the entire county In 1854 he was
again called forward, this time as a can.
didate for the Legislature In this as in
bis former candidacy Mr. Wilson demon
strated his strength among the masses
He is the workingman's friend. is q
laborer himself, is fully competent to ill
the office and being such should and will
receive the vote OF every workingmar
in thecOunty.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-10-02
GOVERNOR BROSS.
His Ideas of the Henncpin Canal
Pleased with Black Hawks

OF those gentlemen who have been in
the city the past two days in the interests
of the Hennepin canal, there were none
of more distinction, or who have given
more attention and careful study to the
project than Governor Bross of Chicago.
and whose IDEAS, may be put down as
solid, aud carrying weight with them,
upon am subject he may devote them.
This distinguished gentleman was seen
at the Harper house by an ARGUS scribe
Wednesday night. and when asked Us to
his views as to the terminus of the pros
posed canal, he replied:
The western terminus is question
that should in no way agitate the canal
movement now. Let us get the cSnal,
and then we NAV determine as TO routes
and termini
But, in your opinion governor, which
route is preferable?" said the reporter?
1T makes no difference as far as
can see which route is built, for both
will eventually come. II the lower is de-
cided upon now, the upper one will fol-
low after time, and if the upper should
be recommended and chosen at first
the lower route will be built afterwards.
There are many advantages though, that
the Rock Island route has that commend
il to prOmpt consideration.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-10-02

Anyone who mas ever dealt in lands,
knows that no investment of money will
so surely and quickly yield return, as
such venture If carefully made. To
the absolute safety o. a government
bond is added profit far in excess Of
rate of interest which can be obtained
on any safe loan. In Kansas and Neb-
raska especially lands are raising in value
very rapidly and with steady growth
which gives assurance of stability. The
good season and the great tide of immiN
grafton into these states has made invest
ment there doubly safe and desirable.
The climate of Southern Nebraska aud
of Kansas, free as it is from the long
rigouruus cold winter. added to soil
unsurpassed for richness and productive
capacity. has made possible the wonderful
development of these states. To the far
mer they hold out special Inducements.
Cheap land. easy term of purchase, good
markets and varied products enable him to
own his farm at smaller cost and with less
labor than is required to pay rent for the
land he occupies here, or the interest on
the money he has invested in it.
If you are looking for safe place to
invest money, where it will pay you a
large and sure profit. or if you are farm
er and want farm of your own, call on
me and see what l have to offer. will
make the visit profitable to you. Office
over American Express Office, Rock Is
land. ILL., SAvILJE JOHNSTON.