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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12


1hs mpmhnm II az rossi f...-.
CAL the aslFag Hie4a1p Tfe ras.,.'',.s-
g tne keoFls'N party a11f - -
- E. -. "--satsis Des Pra1. -
D-a ths Unissa s.ssna f,e-.v.-.-.
~-D4nisl Cronin.
e - 8esurnnens fniexlarss ~ win
oTaEthsDw iss--Dansel csrnin.
We have 1c9 900 gsisnfiae soussIiusr =
We United &tates who knsw hgW =
sa1efActAEs and uae dYnamifa -Dan-
Adynamiis boub ehs uixs afawus.
nlf WI q tEgy 500 soldiaEn.--DanisI
ne Chinese question Is hut 4 rnsrr
lios tsae.-- Daniel Crunin.
Two hnndEsd msn asmsd Win rsvolv.
ets were ~ tl1e a0mEt room shEsuahouf
oar trial = Danisl 0Fonfn.
Workinemen ass ysu eos armss II
not yoa bed beiteE Gss then.-0 eoras
Yeuabie emith.
1heas = not monsy snoueh 10 tha
eanEa q justify blowinR them % With
oynAEntfes-5 nnins Rochester.
Let ths banks shus % their emutv
vauliss the town win b better eitheuf
tAena.--L- +. Compion.
1 sxpsst 70 Be- indieted aeafn, and
nexf sims Il vii be for ~ aa9a. and not
tof mere w0rds.-M Ms&iiInn.
We viii bold ourselves not rnsDan-
aible for any aois q f0foe o. vioianes
that msg result from non eompiianas
with oar declarations. -Anti- Oninsse
OOnaEem.
tbs dynamite bomb has entered An
eEican politics, sud ne more iainssioe
tie more frtquently Il viii appoaTs--Co.
Operator.
Bnow the dynamiters undsr 20 esp
that Cream won't nna them Whsn ~
comes hers aRain 20 preach Socialism
b. L. fealsr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12


flli i he duty Of sveTy citizen v
aF eoneideF and pgemptly decide
~ question upou whiah they have
s. fl9hl 20 vote, Il manifest. Ihis IL
IS eblIosophg 81 patriotism and the
as 81 self government. One thing
M6 tins, u 3 maxim fall of wisdom.
nl unto tbs day IL q rule OF
Hl.ss origin, kiyen for the regulation
4 ihe canfuct Of man. On the 18th 81
- month the question Of prohibition
- esessnted 10 She people Of thls city
- NEST 81 the precincts Of this Ter
g. Il vas then She question for
adesAiion and its decision the duty
i laa1 hour. Il was decided f0E two
FErai under the Law, Ia accordance With
amHaam idea of ffea ballots and cur
mns mai0Fitiea. Where the majority
ss i9E prohibition, you expect aud de
aand each mat0Elty 70 BE- oheyedi
11zle Il vas against, eonaiateney re-
sal2 that yea abide the Fesnlt for two
tz7u q least with phtlosophio rasiana-
an. fine has swept on, and other
aa have arisen demanding e0naider
h'ion and decision. 10 Il no time,
ksalllss liks, 70 Eetire 10 ysWE tents %
Mik Over aeiaat, and / am aatiaded
yoa vii net do u. show yourselves
wofihY a fteed0m By q candid oonsid.
slallon and danision Of the question Of
he hoas. Prohibition e Acknowledged
. b en- Important question, bat there
are ethsE questions Of equal II net
eIsatss impoEtanoo afeotana h0mo,
maFaia and ssunigy. Vili yen consider
lhsn, especially when upon their right
ial dsoiaion depend the security Of
heme end oountFyl Obsdieuos 30 law
uakAk shove ell thinaa, 70 be inaaluated
b 4aa not only a. good citiasHs but ~
rlaainiiion advocates. Will you, By
fgal salsa dirssily % indirectly o0an-
anAaea mobs o. other forms Of viola
i1aa Of lagl There ts no license OF
All llaanse, no prohibition or snti pro-
hihitiea ia Il, only a. have shown she
eesM of he general pflneiple involved.
Neas Wanld you think Of ths conduct
e tha soldier While he Was facing the
enemy 10 battle array who uhonid, In
nA Poftloue hour. demand 20 know
e kls commander how be stood
g ias question Of pfohihitionf That
teamanasr, II . kind hearted man,
leald feplyi "Hhat d not the question
g ne hear the question 10 be decided
nes L WHISTLER We shall have any gov
aiamsnt % administer OF like char
.aies y tha question 20 be answered to-
~ b he loyal voters OF this city. 10
nea q qaeasiQn Of prohibition or anti
Fiehiaiiion, bui Il is higher and broader
WheiheE personal rights and
.se4 g property shall rest 81 The ensa
sanitation Of Law, oF WheahaF Ne shall
sahieot 10 she original and appellate
Nflaalciion Of committees aud town
Maaasaaa That 10 the question today
Permit NE 70 aAy In o0aolasion 20 the
teantly enfrHnehisad votera OF ehis
70 snd Territory, that as your friend,
wat yoa % show By year votes today
- yea are able 10 grasp and intelli-
allY deoida tha question Of the boar.
- tea proof shoW that yoar knowledge
= efazd ~ year duties. Do not,
esA you, snow The world that yon
~ ~ oas idea. though that may he
Eand ena and eloquent With bliasful
aaps anahappiness.
O.JAcom.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

The officers 10 beeiected are oas Mayor,
one Attorney, and ono Chief Of the Police
From the First Ward-ons Cuunoilmsn
for two ycars and one Councilman fof one
FROM the second ward-ons counell.
man Tor tive years and one couneiiman
Prom he Third ward.-one counsllsnan
for tive years and one Councilmanfar one
From the Fourth ward Council
man fos two years and one ceuneiinaan
for one yeaf.
The places appointed Tor hoidlng suoh
elections And the ulIIcaFH appointed %
conduit the sane are - foll0Ha, towii
First Ward Election % b heid e. En-
gina House No. q south Third street
Inspector, W. ". Rlnehart Judges. j. NJ.
Frink and J. W Hunt; Clorkn. u, h. No.
Ktnley and q w. Crann
Second Ward Mioctinn 10 Ne hal4 10
Engine HOUSE No I. Columbia street In
spector. hben Smith JudEeA ~. n Mad
docks and Hiliory Butler Clerks w. n.
sharpe and q. Il. u. koIiogR.
Third Ward -Iiectinn % - held n
Browns Pavilion. on second street. In
apeciOF. ". III Eoovces judae4 Renter
hnpkins and James D0uRan ClaKlxa "a.
Rnrker and A. AZ snyder.
Fourth Ward klection 10 b held AZ
EnEsne House No. 4. Bcllfown. fneRGoT
tor. David n Denny Jndge8 q, II. MAn-
uina ana ]. 8. HouRhton, CiNFka w, j.
Colkatt and Richard Oeborn.
W.R. FORhB5I
ClsT Clerk,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

T0oLIcIEs WRITTEN IN THE FOLLOWING FrRsr-cAss AAlK
and ForeigH Companies:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

Tie Teachers Institute fer King
county and the Third Judicial district,
will convene st the Central school, ia
seattle. on Monday, July 18th. az 10
o'clock q. ~, 70 continue one week.
Eminent instructors have been pro-
cured and an interesting program ar
ranged, and every effort is being madf
70 make this the best institute ever held
IN Seattle. All tsaohers in Seattle are
required BY Lac 20 be IN attendance for
tbs full time. Teachers from all parts
OF The Territory and all friends Of edu
cation are invited 10 be present.
u. B. JoNKs,
H. J.. SwrMaG.
J. a.. TAxLOR,
Il. q. GRANaKR,
Commlttsa Third Judicial District.
q. B. JeEKs,
II. O.HoLLKSBBuK.
L. ]. POWELL.
SARAH CHATHAM,
iyl0dw King County Co. mittee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

z Colonel sc0it Seattle viii have 9
e4let 81 Police Whe viii command
sspeei and Who can Be depended upon
9tsae cur pablo uyaten up % =
a-aaafd 81 highest efficiency. Aeous-
Nea e oommand thFeaRhont the evil
esxlna handled q brigade in the
-. ~ nadsan campaign, be Il an accom-
lsa orEaniner and = master of ths
g managing men. PeFsonaily be
mAa q undinching oouTaRs. cool,
~ aeit-poDssasd and decisive. Pos.
,nz . hisa order ef exesutive and
-. alAafAtive ability, together with
sed self cantrol. be IL 3 master dis.
aasiAn. He experieaea A superin-
s. assa. e tie WalsFWorks. and also a.
- g Ne NeW OEisans poiica fcFca ca
80 2 the CITY % New Orleans, and
similar important positions Of
- adaiFahis 90 him 70 aisohArRs
!, - efeaii and efasienoy ahs response
seaiee altached 30 the ofEica % Chief
2 rQllee % this eltV.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

edpsss yoor sIckss with she absvs
q - lAal q & sxao.Ig correct.
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c. &P. S. R. R.


EaoR FRANKLIN, MACK DIAMOND
and intormediate stations. daily. ~
Ian,
forNoweasflo and intormediats stations
daily, 81 8 7s9 and l0.lo q N. and D. m.
Returning STRIVE 81 seattle from Cedar
river exteaafan nt A:lo u m, and from
Newcastle branch at g10 q. m. Il M. $50
and $50 ,. m.
Running time 70 Frnnkiin, 2h. Dm.
Running time 10 Newcastle. / 4. a m.
IN efiscE April 8, 1874
PUGET SOUND SHORE RAILROAD
Trains leave Seattle for Kent, stuck
Junction. Sumner. Puyaliup and Tacoma
a. $40 .. N. ana 2si5 D. n.
Returning leave Tacoma a. D. m. ar
irving ~ seattle a. 6S0 D. NJ.
local leaves stuck Junction Cor Seattle
e. $40 q. m. and arrives AZ 10 m.
II. j. MIl.NEn Ennnrinlnndanl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

However good the intentions Of the
NEE nomineted on the Peoples ticket
and no doubt they are aetuated By Z
oommendable desire for ofhce-yel they
are put up By men fm5ued With tht
Spirit Of riot and lAWlessnes8. The men
Vac are the leaders and guiding Spirits
of thia city campaign on t0aa side were
the leaders and guiding spirits h ths
riot of mzl February. They are tRyinn
10 force the city Of Seatlie 90 pat then
on the baek and say, swell oone!'-el
for fonenling = riotous oulhroae IN -.
flanoe Of the laws, ana turning ouI
hitherto peaceful, united ana harmo
nioaa city Into q hell OF tRfoalenoe, an.
afchy and martial Law.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

The Exasutive COMMITTEES Of the Pu-
81 soand Ohantauqua Summer Assem-
bly, have enRaeed . number Of new frst
class tents, which thsy are prepared 20
rent OF sell on reasonable tsFms 70 any
Who may wish 70 camp % the Chantan-
qua Rroanda, either before or during the
Assembly, which begins July 18th. For
terms apply 20 Mr.. A. MAcKngTosR, AZ
lhe Merchants National Bank. on
RHonl aiEaaA ia26
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

=. ! vssss b Eks Firni Wasa,
- vour sisksa rsads szasiiy
r.., eisi.sus SIsAs-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12
FnR aRATTLR PuaRwACY.

This dFua Store, which for 3 RnmbeE
% months has been closed, il nov
opened under different pFoprietorshiE
and prepared for the transaction o.
business.
Il shall be the aim Of its manager %
oonouet only FIngT-CLAss DBU0 STORE
and for the furtheFanoo OF that object
= full line Of the pureat of drugs viii b
rorGRr AnTIcLn DRPARFaGkNTs will Be
under the rnanageuaent Of an old and
experienced druggist. We solicit your
patronage. 4. NRIaHT, Manager. iy9 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

The board 81 Directors Of Sohool
District No. I, Of King oounty, Waah-
inQton Territory. have deemed it, In
their Judgment, advisable 70 submit to
the quAii6ea sehOol electors Of said dis
triot ths quostion whetheF Q special tAx
shall be raised 10 furnish additional
school facilities for said district and 10
puruhaao supplies and other appliances
aud apparatus for teaching.
Notice il therefore given 10 the qHali-
hed electors of School District No. l, Of
King eounsy, Washington Territory,
THAI an election will be held on Satur-
DAY, the Sisg DAY Of July, A. D., 1856, at
he old North School house, on Pine
street, near Third street., in the city Of
Seattle, In said county and Territory,
AZ whieh election will be submitted 10
the electors of sAid district the question
of voting q special tax 20 furnish cd
ditionai school facilities for said dis
trius, and for the purchase 81 supplies
and other appliances and APPARATUS tor
taaahinQ. IL viii Be necessary 70 raise
-tha sum Of tsn thousand dollars fer said
purpusss. The polls viii Be opened for
DE reception Of votes g l o'clock 2. 2;
Of sAid DAY, and viii Be kept open until
s osolock 5. q. 81 said day. AllelecfoFs
10 fAvoF Of the tax will wFita stax, yes," =
On thsiF ballots, AHd thess OPPOSED -tax.
Ra.n
Dalsd Jaly s, 1856.
d. b. WARD.
H.0 SxBuYE
Thomas T. NNoH.
Dirostoes Il aohool District No. !,
KiaR OoaRty, Washington Territory.
LxNGAN WooD.
fyi0 Olerk Of aaid District.
uoo--,- a q iSSsS srs tue bsss. uaso
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12
SNOOUALMlE FALLS

THE SEATTLE sQUAK AND sN0-
i quAlmie Transportation Company q
nov prepared 70 carTy passengers and
freight from Seattle 10 SnoquAlmze ana
Intermediate poins1, with pronptnee9 and
dlspAach. The shortest quickest and bos1
rolle 70 reach TIE famous 2aequaimls
FAILS, hop rAnchaa aad hunting aaa hEA-
ing grounds Of that rugion.
Two stages = day krom seattle 10 SQunk
leaving G. z. Stones grooery siora - I
q m. and .. m For further paFtic niaEg
apply - Stone's Efucory store Kront
sfroef. aD91
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

eathsEiand a Co. have decided On re-
tirine from he retail ersoery business.
and Wlll for the next thiFsg days eel
ever bsfore. Ths bsss Oregon brands
Of Gear 81 per barrel. Oh0ios Oregon
bacon very cheap. PaciGe block, Main
street.. SUTHnnz.AND a Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

Il Il true that eome good can come
out % NazaFeth-eVan riot and disoFdes
rampant be productive Of pnblie bone
a. ID some way. In this casa it q doubt
ful IL men temporarily situated % are
MeasFs A. A. Denny and j. furth could
be Induced 20 sacrifice their personal
ease and quiet for the aFdnOus. unre.
Quilted cares and curses Of municipal
OfIiea except through . patriotic sense
Of duty, and because Of the existenes
OF saeh q crisis IN TIE municipal Affairs
as 10 demand theiF personal services
Rud acneptance Of immediate RESPONSE
hility. Aud 10 this regard the city'G
anaarqonov IA ia Good fortune.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

". p. Boris a Co. are exhibitinQ 3
very lArRe and brilliant line Of afapls
ana fancy dress goods this season.
epEinR bFinaa withit always tbs desire
tof many new shades and stylss mere
appRepIFiata 10 the brighter season. By
al meana whit frsf the Arsada when
nakinR year seiections. ie12
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

v. P. Born a %. keep she latest
shapes and styles % oorssfs, and nave
% meet the demands Of the spring sea-
son. In sorssfs they shou ne Isalinp
and best makes, as well as the novel
tles. and We eEe csFtain they can please
you u yoa viii only TAXA the trouble 70
look over their stock. ieI2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

OuE DoELAR Pm Boxs-Ths hop
growers. By common eonssnt, agreed %
lee the seattle Hop Growers Association
Of this county. and Ezra MeeksF, 81
Puyhllup. IN the pEice 10 Be paid thiz
season fer packing hops. MI. 4. q.
Wiieon, representing the Association,
teleRFaphsd 10 Mr.. MeekeF yesterday %
name The price. and the Association
would sanction Whatevef be saw 90 "a
do Ii she matter. Tue answer cams
back last evening; "if you leave Il 70
me. shall az The price 90 Be- paid for
picking at 81 per box" This vas salts
iact0fy 10 Mr.. Wilson, and will be the
going price. II IL an advance OF - per
cent over last years. prioe and will BE-
the means Of bringing piokers from
Alaska. British Oolumbia and east 81
the Mountains
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12
WELLS LINE SAIL VESSELS
Eaon
San Franchise to Seattle


p. X. HOWARD. Sale 0Huer.
WI. from d4ka cary he Enifsa ztataa
WaakiT tx1ps 70 sea1tia teaFinR Sea,
haek ever Monday and Friday nIlafming.
win souca e Porf 6nnh1s fos paaaenaerI
o. freight arriving At eea4fie h the
af1srnacn, rutprEfrg VIII ieaFe NaEteTE
Whnrf Is a oclccE eTcrF TuaadsF and
eeturf4y moruinE taking he nell e
heck for fazf Gamtls ever az eInert
..srEfdaF. - q ~ pa1zonEEfs sd ffFl4fl
- resolve crlars fW nng poiaten hoeir
clnaL -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

-guT knE1aH1 RkznalS-Oar auzinR
rods arriving ~ o1eap fraight e1abts1
le - give TIE pebble tha heaalif fhere1f.
re oAeK elean, new goods and nothfnz
9aap wons Hf pricas without parallel IN
the history nf saatfia.
nh9 TuwrAg a euarn,rnw.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

kOR eALE.-Having ne regular route
for she steamer Arrow, Captain @. Cox,
her owner, odeEs her for sale cheap.
She has recently beeB thoroaghly ever
henlsd and Atted Up IN good shape He
Will sell Der for money or good paper.
She q in afat class condition, and would
mahn q uRafml beat en- short Fouka. 40
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

ssaasaN.-~Eilah smah Of New
- President Of Tie Oregon Trans
''asnsai, Oregon tupraysmsns Con-
- 0sesou RAiluay aud Navigation
- ~, Anc half q doEen aihaF rail-
eespofatio1s, arrived here SataF-
stsetaR. Yesterday be made up q
sse9rsion PARTY, CONSISTING Of W.
49, !, Z. senes. James MeNaurht,
8 1i'nes. George VI. Harris ard w.
aaae,kh, aud went out over the road
.utAi ear b Bieck Diamond. o.
AsentAtn, kraaklin. Reuson add
ssss.-.slA TIE party had = very d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

CHARLES VoH DUN0EN. who has con-
dueted the Tonsorial and Bath Rooms
at The Occidental Hotel for several
years past, hes taken new rooms on Co.
lumhia street, next above the engine
h0zse, where be will Be glad te welcome
hie old and nav patrons. nv Is
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

Tlsa mrN 8ma nGllGtnm ahalala aea O. V aAki "a
him fhsUeGaf Amn visited 10 heaflAm8 ~
Nur. - 80 ott1lnsf = Erea4 daai e Valna1I8
iufafnatIaa selca ~ n ca1taseue y mpagt
f1FBels e1F4a 81 1rm9. O1u - UEit4. Al
c1I11lun1a1tiang NEiellT e1ratessfsI. sra
- a.. as fa1 3 nefEa0o q mafls1za. a.
Avs D.. .. ". 0INnoa. n11 n1z4s So Eran.
c1aon. Cal &a1tisn roa1- lM1AIEEa4NqNM
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

kEnEeEkz--The Duuaz1sa Dairy Nj I
Depo5 hss bee1 reuoesd % si9 Ffur I
s.seeA oppoels he Falass Restaurant,
Naese pnEe s9eet miIk - So par ou.1i
~ eWee1 cream en- hahad a al fp1r1
fso1n 3 .. n eoe pD jel11m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

-
=. Z vsssr b Els FlEai Wasa,
IS your tiskss rsads Grossly
-, s.s.s.s sIsAe-
rrusE uazo-
ssraUB 4 DENNY.
4 &. AAEFoHD.
~ N Peifss.
t y. SCOTT.
csnas fsr ths Tsym n To
l~* uM Rksm.
7mss ~ ~ Tern II Or
- CIV. YOUNG.
- s . voter II the Second
Z surs shas !, Esada:
ss,ni Cfnrsu's SseHst
m0osD wAnD.
rHUR A. DENNY.
= - "a I. :. hASFoRD
sse u. scoTr.
o.egmsa yor lAe T~m u Too
oBgRT RUSSELL
cslimas for ne Tsrm u 0as
lRKscE ". COULTER.
- voter in ihs Third Ward,
shals readE
tnrnl cIsisen'a Fiehsa.
1naD WARD.
-, ssrHUR A. DENNY.
= e. d'ii 4 aASEoRD.
II ca 4 Ps !. .s,orr
o-a1ilman for ne Term q Tno
JAcoB FURTH.
= cueanas for Dc Tsvm q One
JOSEPH GREEN.
npuassa voter IN the FOursh Ward.
safa llai Il reads:
reyai cisiEen's TiekeG
EoUErH WARD.
1RTHUR A. DENNY.
- en- AtioFAeg,
@. q. HANFORD.
- c5lgf u Police,
3. W. SCOTT.
II osuaeflman Gor ths TeEH n Ts0o
fAwt,
WALTER GRAHAM.
- essneIlman Jor ne Term of One
IN
MILAN h PHILLIPS.
edss yoor sIcksi with she absvs
"a ses lhai 4 Is exactly correct.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

Como 10 ALAsKA.--W. 8. Ladd, she
Portland banker. spent yesterday IN
Seattle. Last evening be, his wife. two
taunhtsrs aad sen, MIRA KimbAll. sister
Of Mrs. IIAdd, from Concord, New
Hampshire, Mrs.. Neil, another sister,
and 22 other ladies' and gentlemen, who
will leave here this morning on the An
oon for Alaska.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

eeesaeef, SoEkinemsa, that tbe
- - Nssy Attorney opened che WAy g
sae fs0,ooo for haildfng the hay
- rad, 10 secaFine the necessary
e. - 10 the city charter hy per
- eacgts hageFs tAe TeesslAsurs
49, aAd been showed snder By that
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,s..-tS pote iateliiGeniiR. AeqaAint
-. ss.isssss VIA Tie qaali6eations 81 the
- .sa.et oefose yoa. Head ths re
- = Ne eittHans' candidates, uhieh
49, - eefeQtlh. and eompaFs tham
- va oppnnnnaa.
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= Can. a. Daanrtfa Mia d
- he eeEed th4 Ne e III skiId wi1k
e4q - u9tnE 0llmoss'a 1900
ll<as- A = erGwAnx. aeenk. az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12
sTRAMKR TRAVEL ETU.
For Port Washington,
Port Orchard and
poRfiah Bay.

a - THR sTRAMKR SEATTLE
WI ieass tie haaA 81 Port
w-rSirTsSa - saafts % s0Ddars Gnd Fri.
anvs y q =. stli leave Asaa q Pert Orchard
Al - q n, lIiirheiln - 70 = -. fotni
Whsis ed Rs1saea d II Z. n and VII axrive
a snaftla q pn RetaInsHE - EoEN WA
iussea "a Pa 0Fchard. VII tesve harLia q
IN 3 Satth'a wbarf TuaNaAys Haa sairraaya
- wie,lueaseyn a Ia. n. win leave bed %
po~asa Ray ~ Sea IL ieNys fetnt Mhits
~ PestARs q IA -. kesafnAaG Va teAss
asntila % sane azy a. p a.
F.rs fresn aBF rcfat On Psi AssAinftca es
Psff 0rehana. toc o-fween Peress -
Tvs JOIN =. Slee., A.,-e--
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SEATTLE STEAM LAUNDRY

COLlCTT8 YOU PATRONAGE
proved Troy machinery and the soft clear
water 81 Lake Union, We have facilities
for all kinds Of work and any quantity.
No Chinese employed. 0ivo a. call.
LeAvo orders with Geo. W. crann. Wnnh-
lnRton atreet near Commercial. ~ w. N.
sells BASlsER HlkOA., p1op'n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

The most miserable assessment evoi
made IN King ooanty vas tagnsd Out By
the man whom the agitatoEs have pai
% 30 run against NJ. Deony fol
Mayer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

Gsxn roUa CHELnaEs. fag ooaRos and
Caisia. GrouQ Wncap.nA Seeke e9a
Hoarssneaa. Gtlmase's MAznsfis AlA1il.
A. n SxMwAnT. ~
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Agents Columbia River Paper Co, Front
and Madison sireets. Seattle. p. o.
1ax 9e9. myIe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

Frpsh Batter from ROslax Rraa. J. q
Mausfes. n. Wise and maay elh4Es
every SEEK. a Chilberg's 6Fooary, IS
Fraee street. NJ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

g. 20 Per dnnan for art class eahinata
at PKrzEnaa AFt studio. Apa
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Inw-A snail as1d Coed IsnpiaR
se.rf pin. romauhass - NeFth euaiilas
me nnaar wfli b. paid fsr ieAstn& =
ahia elaa
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION CO
Carrying the y. 8. Mail.
Tacoma, SsaisIs Z Pert Townsend Rauts
SEATTLE-WHATc0M ROUTE
SEATTLE-SKAcIT RWER R0uTE

The steamer DAISY wiz leave Seattle
lql 1kaEit river and Wuy poFfa. every
Monday and Thursday. rytnTning Tues
days and Fridaya
Fer freight and passage Apply Ct Com
pays once. On Xoaier } wharf. oron board
he beats Is the came wharf.
matt 0kO. 8. JACOBS. Rae,y.
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For reliable wuFk and hoaest treat
uaent, 90 70 PwmnA'a Art stadlo. Cab
inels e 50 PER doEea. j. u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

ChaFlsy Gamers carriaRe stand . 81
the OueiaenaAi Hotel. 5ames street. alde.
Telsphone No. 81 iyl0
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T.R. PUHFHnH1, Insurance and Com
mission Agent iA1S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

LR PurEnEH. InsarAans and Con
nizfaa AGENT JAZZ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

Fpuwp-Nea Ne unfversisy Erounda.
q paiF a. eolored spscsaeles In hlaaR
lsNthsr cass. Call a. this a24ea- =