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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-25

Ills life is bOundup in his vast business.
He has no social position. though heis un-
derstOod to have sought social advance
ment for the sake of his children. He has
sought it in vain. The doors OF the best
society are closed against HIM. Even his
vast wealth cannot procure him an en-
trance to the circles where the Astors
reign as bright, social consultations,
even though skins and pelts and an illit-
crate b or were the original motive power
which pushed the family upward to the
seats of the social elect. 1t is because OF
Mr.. GOuld's financial history that he finds
the best circles arrayed against him. His
wealth is as tropical garden, beautiful
ID riOtous luxuriance of rare vegetation,
but with here and there the trail of a SER
pent. If Wall street speaks the truth,
the brave, the generous and the faithful
have alike ben stung TO monetary death
bv this financial cobra. he has few
friends. He is a millionaire Pariah.
His room in the Western Union building
is plainly furnished, and there he can
usually Q found between the hours of 10
and 4. Tn re he holds the meetings of the
various corporations in which be is the
controlling power, and there also be con-
lers informally with officials OF the Gould
railroads, as well as his telegraph inter-
ests. Now and then he shows "A distiu-
guished visitor through the great tele-
graph operating room of tho Western
Union Company. He saldOm comes down
town in coupe or returns in such a con-
Yeyance. He uses the elevated railroad
almost exclusively. On his watch chain
is "A miniature wheel, which serves as his
pass on the aerial road. In the summer
mis- steam yacht Atalanta. in which he re-
Gently cruised in Southern waters, is
usually stationed of the Battery, and at
about 4 o'clock he goes on board and sails
up to lexington on the Hudson, where he
mas fine place.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-25

Incorporated in 1868 for % years by the Leg
Islature for Educational and Charitable pur-
reserve fund Of over $3.50, 600 has since been
added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote it's fran
chise was made a part of the present State
Constitution adopted December I'd A. ID. 1879.
The only Lott4ru eoer 0ots6 on and endorsed
By tie people 0T any State.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-25

Its Grand Single Number Drawings
take place monthly, and the Extra
ordinary Drawings regularly every
three months instead Of semi.Annu-
ally as heretofore, beginning March,
1856.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. FIFTH GRAND
DRAWING, CLASS F., IN THE ACAD-
ENVY or MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY. May II, 1886 - 1920
Monthly Drawing.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-25

We the undersigned BanbS and BQnkers 1oiU
par all Pgises drG90B in The louisiana 6tqte
Lotteries a0htch mag be presented at our cum
tsrS.
j. II. OGLESBY, President Louisi-
ana National Bank.
j. w. KILBRETH, President State
National Bank.
A. BALDWIN, President New Or
leans National Bank.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-25

ton and one to Philadelphia, which also
place him in communication with inter
mediate points. His transactions in
banking securities and various specula-
tive commodities involve thousand mil
lions q year. He Is at his Office before 10
O'Clock every morning, aud though most
stockholders leave little after 3, he
usually remaios till nearly : O'Clock, and
sometimes as late as midnight. His fifty
clerks at the Broad street Offices dine to
getner there in a regular dining room
when be fitted up for Tie purpose, and
there be also takes his midday rppast. He
does not Use tobacco aud partakes Of
liquor very sparlngly He writes an ar
ticle on finance daily, which is as PIC
turesque as It is able. and that is sent in
circular form all over tue country. He
writes a legihle nand, aud often lots
down on asmall brown pad his ideas tor
kilograms, aud p rnAps articles for pub
LEGATION. as he sauuters about his luEuri-
GUS main Office, where the crowds are
seated IN red plush chairs, surveying the
bulletin board for quotations. He is a
member Of the stock Exchange, the Pc
troleum Board aud the Chicago Board Of
Trade. He is also a member Of the Union
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-25
8ailroaNn
South Florida Railroad.
CENTRAL STANDARD TIME.

ON and after SUNDAY. Arrl IS, 1884
~ trains will arrive and leave as fol ows.
%Dally. rDaiiy except Sundays.
leave SanI0rl Tor Tampa and way
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-25

)UGHBY RIGGS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

Il ia 70 be extremely regretted, a least
We suppoaa %, that the platform Of The
Republican party and tho speeches and
plan Of campaign u Mr. bradshaw and
the slhaf leaders Of the party should Be
90 unsatisfactory 10 that ssalwaFt Re
pablioan newspaper" the Times. That
paper Is opposed 10 the tsmparAnoe,
voman Suffrage. and forfeiture planks.
and 70 she repeal Of the gfoas earnings
Law. II there h anything in the Plat
form that, Ia she Judgment Of that
slalwaft Republican paper. gives Il
vitality and foges, doubtless Il would
confer favor upon the public By maxi
Ina Il known. The miseiviuaa Of The
zsmss munt surely have created unrest,
We fear even Consideration In the party.
Ana Il shoald lose no time In allaying
this anxiety. Lake we'll disposed
father eonseaaoF, assuming 10 be the
only true head Of the political church.
Il Should welcome returning peni-
tsntsn and In daloet tones graft them
plenAEy pardon. We hambiy trust Il
may 10 20 "a oar ease At least.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

Dkatan1 4 nnmhar 81 rsrez zs
hase fs1 Erze tinse baen Hzez11aF ~
sprEoash - HaFg an1 d1FE-tla
sz1sH 1gFT planet iozzfa th1 iN<zsz ens
~ sEs a1tlF ey1lezns AteF a1e neH
Ebezf fhelr ne4E1sf. an1 Mas siIi uage
O. aot Ie4F8 l1e eI1Es u l1z Be1l--
sd nsa1ina % move ue1tNazd 81 80
esaEt q tte e1n's arpAr1u4 azelloz eass.
3 VII 81 with ne sun 90 tts 81 q
0sto6sx. The diameSas 81 3neifsS b
twenfg tinea lhat 81 MarE 10 laslex
beng &80 milaa. Theirs aseys
thns Mars n Hurrnunded mlaA - aAanog.
nere HimilaF 70 Cur 0wns bet pTeoaAy
m1sa dense and Of dsSpeT Aae. eM4zln4
rs red ard aery appezf4aee. #ha1
siswaa ihrouah 3 Eond Exs4 teisse1pas
II daytime. Mars looks iiks aula dol-
lar hHnR rp ~ ne sky- B1s 5uptaE has
more tha arpeafa1ce Of 8 tafNlanee,
uafa-0ut silver dollar. 4 nay no -
infsfred that TIE aiant appeaFs twe1tE
times iarRsE shan the dwarf beosass Ne
| latter u neaFiy Eve lines nearex than
gsrftsg, snd Juplteg ia Gge eimes g fax
lr1m tha earth e. tie aun H. Eesdes
a. ntmosphers On Mar. large teiescapea
hsse shown maEkinRs ghish aEs fh1neht
90 be aeeans. continents. &c. AaKeis
day Is ab0as hall a. hoar longer than
ours, bot 10 year h neaKig tWies a. iang
A. cars, with ABBOTT the same kimd 0f
SESSIONS. We think Mas and Nemna
more likely 70 b. inhabited than any
elh4f planef.
Japifsf, throneh tha tsIasoops. Esoks
aboul ths slzs u she fun moon % ths
naked eya. Tbs tHo belts arr EASILY
seen at night, aud sue fo1F ROOFS afe
Like very bright stars "a 10 8 rec. rang
INK with tie oelis. bat vita the h4xhest
powers they ohOu diek8 and appoaR like
LIFTS moons. Tie physical featuFes Of
1apller seem very different from thsee
q Mars. What Ne belts are ws hardly
know WhetheT they BE- ridges q banl3s
Of eiou4 thfoNn into parallel lines b
lie exeeeding rapid msti0n q tie planet
On lee axis, making iEs day only Ten
hoars long, Or whefhaE they be opeuiaes
o. riffs between masses 81 0i0nde mai
Ter aoveFing the planet, ssems unnsKtain.
Ih8 Bwo belts are neaFiF paEa aneEs,
thoagh enc 81 them becomes dina as
times. One or two other belts ara oeea-
aionaily seen. and Whits and dark spots
aFe frequently more o. Lees eunspisaons.
Many persons Win ree0lleet the great
red spot on Jupiter which attracted 30
much notice aix o. seven years ago. An
IDEA nov prevails 10 aome ex1ent that
Jupiter i ntill Yery bot. noe having Fel
STAINED che habitabls condition. - Pref.
y. Dasceon q iHdiaaapolb Journal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16
rye urrLa soAEa.

One Of thosa smart Alexan dsss uho
travel on cheek and she inability Of the
pablo - change go bills Coz = glass OF
soda o. four tohsea, SOC on Penn ave
nae car tho other day aad tendsrad tha
aforesaid go for his fare. OF course
the conductor could not 0hauae ID and
- be cot bis ride fec. Tits vas re-
paated until che conductor Goa tired n
i, aud aftsF she fourth OF afth time Of
ita repetition be determined 10 Get even
With The feileW. BY VISITING the toll
houses aud By other means nnknoun
The manipulation % The oell.panch man.
aRod % agrape % eia.a5 IL psauies.
Placing these IN little backet, be
quletly awaited the appearanee o. bic
victim, having posted the driver and
soma other Intimate fTtenda Who hap
pened 30 BE- On board. Whsa the un-
auspeoling ycunG man with the pie.
ehorio pooketNbok Pat IN "a aepeAr-
anee and pFempaly pfodacea the
etWuntyA Will many apalaGiea. sha eon-
dncl0E pocketed the bill and pr0sinnaa
he liltle buakee, and amid che esina q
The apeulalars presented u 10 hls sas
tonlaF. The yeung man looked
pretty cheap and after feellne
the keft o. The bucket tkoaeha-
fully set od the ear and disappeared
aro11d tha oafnef. Then TIE csnaactof
took the bil from his poekel and rFo-
ceedea % fold u up nicely 50 that it
waald o. iulo a eonRenient corner % his
hoo1etoook. SoI0aihing Ia TIE appear.
anee 81 the bill caaett his eFe. ana a.
b examined Il listle closer hfs jas
ofopped about q foot. The blu uAs q
she genus dea0minatei hy the spostire
fraiafnity ~ 'squcas" The youns man
bad alaa been iaying Ter iha cundaeaeF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

The failnrs Of the eisgiFie hahs, lasa
niaht, would indisass ihat u i more
liable 60 inieHnpsion fFosa aecidensai
sauasa than aaa. Perhaps whea TIE
nsu wosks ere 10 operation this liability
WI Be iosssnsd, but no maehinsry can
b e. rsgnlar 81 ths natural pssssazs b
aha nna malaE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16
The Last Chance
70 BUY WATER FRONTAGE on
ELLIOTT BAT At RElsOA-
ABLE PRICES.
81 to 81 per front foot
WE HA J. SEEN APPOINTED
"LADD'S ADDITION
WE HAVE BKEN APPOINTED
w agents for
"LADD'S ADDITION +"

To the city Of Seattle, which comprises
i0ts /. 2 and 3, Of section =. and lot !. sec
ton IS, t0WnAhip IS north. range 5 east
ae.r shuttle Cove. and We NEUROLOGICAL
% sell the same for from 81 % 81 Per trent
fo0t on elliott Bay. and from - % SO
per lot not water frontage.
1his u b. far tno cheapest property IN
that part o. the city, and u be4utiIully
aid out according 70 the Topography o.
the ground.
Psrties investing in this property now
cannot help bot make moaey.
TERMS 20 PER oENT Down. BALANCE
IN 5, g > AND ~ MoaTHs, Al ~ PER CAST
Title, U. 8. patent to w. s. L.add. the
Portland millionaire banker. Warranty
deea from Ladd aud wife 70 Geo. b. Kit.
unger. Plated BY kiIt.nger, VINO viii
givs warranty deed. NO BETrER TITLk
On EAl<TH.
A lev blocks, only. for sale AZ these
prices aud on those terms.
suppUse you buy . hlock at 500 O. 500.
on pay " per cent down. toWiL ~ "
el5o No more payments for , m0ntha.
as soon ~ Jne seattle, Lake shore and
Eastern railway commence work your
block viii ~ worth several thousand dot.
lars. Heu thereby risk = few dollars %
make q STAKE.
10 not buy this property tiii you and
out prices ~ adjoining property, and 4
the price asked " Us Il nos Z, per cent
less than you can get other properly sd
joining. or IN that Vicinity, We viii make
y0a = pacaanE Of q block. Toy it and see.
We shall positively wlthdraW this add.
ten from the market az these pricee,
when oMe-third of IL il sold. THEsE ARR
OUR INSTRUCTIONS.
N. B.-Ne hereby offer and have pur.
chhsers Cor every acre Of land within enc
nall miie OF this addition. In any airec.
ton. ~ $50 per acre.
G. G. PhIMMEH q CO.,
James street,
au2SdW oppoaits Occidental Hotel.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

Word sonsa from Easi Of ths Moan-
tasns thas Mr. Voorhees, has pabliely
denounced Govsrnor Squire for hia g.
lien dnrina ihs riots u February last.
M. VOORHEES, evidently thinks be masi
sontlnus 10 sanaorss Ne platform and
every EEL Of the Convention Ia Be
maansimo. yin loyal DsmosFaas Zen
aprsH hfmf We thlnk NOT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

ne pecpIs's Party will hold iia
primaries In shla county nsxi Saturday.
a full oouniy ticket viii likely be noon
lnaied. and the impression Is general
ihas . fair @divvyn viii Be made
Win ths Demosrsts IN oonsidera-
clos 81 he lattsr sndosslng ths ticket.
RE spsoiaols Of Hons. ". n. White. J..
Hamlii0n Lewis, the I've Mslsalfss.
*. P. Badger, L. b. KIDD. Janiaa Rs-
CHESTER q Il. ossupyinR . sommoa plai.
fsFm will Be edifyinR IN the extreme.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

Gsszas Vsnabls Saith LEFT Seattle q
fes weeks eco. Il uas snppassd bscanas
Be had found himsslf 40 vel known
here % make bis longer pres nee psoat.
aba He y noW advertising bic paRsi
eeasd Co-opoEatiye CoionS IN ths san
Fsanoisso papers. Ths press Of thai
city sboald warn their readers aeainal
he sshsmes q this man. he h > no
iorious sdvsntBrsr. IN uhoss ssassmsuss
20 Follanca whatever can be placed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16


women Who appreciate she privileges
ihsy enjoy under the existing w0man
suffrage Law, should understand that
the DemoerAtio party 10 sommittsd 70
rs repeal. The silence 81 she platform
Of thai party on this inportani mattes
issusieleas 70 prove this statement, evsn
Il other confirmation we're wanlinQ,
Mr. BradshaW's record on this ausstioa
= vel known and unimpeaohabls. Hs
was en- advooals o. woman suffrage ID
ihs early days Of that movement uher
u uas unpopular; and nov that women
have ths bales they shoald help thos.
who helped thsn IN the days they
nsedsd aid.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

Ths rspori i carfsns that NJ. e.
baEs, d walls WeIis. = hsro % enesRs
il Dsmoerafis ioaszaIisu. his =
Esaeotion upsn oar sftsrnoou eaa'
tsmpoxaries. unmsntsd End nnJasi
They ars doina al thsy ean % 80 ~
Dsnoaratis party and thsiE efforts o.
aarra 3 b hallaE applasialed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16
DAILY POST 5nTHuGEcn

Han. O. ~ Brnalkss ans hsasA @.
Il Hanfsrd ant AIisn Weir - fss
Cslfax yus,srdsg mornina shee p
wln epan fhs eampaien d EasieEn
waahiaetsn. ioulahi. q coiinx, ard -
fron tkssu nolshusat 70 spokans FallA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16
Pianos to Rent.
nNK UPRIGHT AND TWO SQUARES
~ a. Low NAN 4 hANFoh1H. selt
Bulbs for Fall Planting.

MRS. MARTHA HosKTNsON, NEAR
4tA PORT biakely, ". r., has appointed
ne sole agent Tor the sale 81 her naRnin
cent Hyscinth and Tulip Bulbs. which I
otief - TIE following low rates. Hya.
cinth4 two Tor - cenlA OF d 3 q dozen
tulips. = conts pr dczsn. O. 81 - per
hisndfed.
theae bulbs b DO we'll mnat b planted
least three inchss dsan.
II erdnsgd ~ mail postage 81 the rate
% 70 cents Per dOaen for hyarintha Mnd
aceata PER dozea To- Talips. must be added
AtaFhEN SNNDkR
aeitdWim GroucF and seed MerchanG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

The nnnuai eicctisn 81 tie NortAesn
Pnciae Mailroaa Compnny . nsaF =
hand. ahoula sid aqa o. . soas % fhA
ssseAholeefs rsmosu q q Wrsaht fFcEa
tha dirsai0ry. ne o0mpany wouid sson
rssilzs ne wsiehf d Ne ioad Il h4a
bean carrying.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

The sooond ore dock e. Ashland, Wis,
begun iasi spring, i 20 BE- pushed 20
eompleii0n. lt viii be the exaeg e0un-
teFpaFt Of the one nov ii use. When
Il 10 oompleted she Miiwaakee, Lake
Shore a Western Railroad will possess
two amonR the better equipped ore
docks Of che world, the joint eapaaiiy
Of Which will Be such - 70 permit Of
81 vessels lloading AZ onee, the vesseia
having q carrying capacity Of 5000
tons.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

SEATIA& March n -
On. I'll. ID. Ia0NaAKEn dear sir Tor
Fnars / hsd been Afflicted with 3 hBayY,
painful faaIing IL my foreAa and IS
riznk i Muuld b truohlod with QI3cuit
hF1a1hlnR. ccughinE and axpectsEAt1nz
30 that i had blf little regt I Wa1 FezT
miasrahia from this casarrh q ne he4o-
nose. and he asthma, tor which ! could
tEanfmanl, frum which resolved RELIEF
IN . few daya resuiung h . permanent
c1fa
Fram what / know Of Dr. Lsongaksr's
professional akin and treatment teal
ean most heartily recommend Al persons
suffering from disease % him. via the
callant Drnfnaaional and medical treat
mnnk CLARK d. DAVIS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16
cEMERAL AMR NERNaUs nIsEAsEa

MARY A. L0NGAKER. N. D.,
GEaduats Of wOman's Medical College
q Pennsylvania
Once and residences, corner CheEry and
Third stree1a. once hours from 70 u
and from . o'clock.
Particular attention given @ the treat
ment Il diseases ef women and children.
Consultations IN English and German.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

PsoruaNp sUHNkAnn TcNxst Ths
swedish and Danish newspapers have
been diacaSsing schemes Zoe the eou.
egtuceion % 4 tGRaei between nanmAFk
and sweden, Nndsr The seand. fhs
question % q sabNarine wsy hetwazn
the eco countriea h4a been Faised seF.
sral tiues. bat never 20 ssFieaaly IS naa.
In fact, 4. A. de kathe. the ecstaeef. il
tie name Of frensh company, has insl
pressnied % the tVo eevcFnnents inter
ssted : f3&n Tor cnttirg atahnsl between
Oope1hsetn and MAiuie. ia Saedsn
Ite tuancl soald . seven ard 4 hsif
miles long 10 too parts, q whisa tsa
miles wugld he between the Islands =
Amak and Satt&oiaa. snd ave ana hzlf
between The latses island Aaa the Saasa.
ish eaas& De kotte has haea fas ssne
yeaEs emriayed a. an aegineef % tha
PanamA canal works
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16
Situation Wanted.

A YOUNG NAN or KxPERIENcK BEsfR e
"A q situation taxing care o. horses - 5otaa
guasral work Recommendations Rirea. n
aanted Address A. T., this once, ssf5s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16
A GREAT BARcAIM.

T'uRNIrURE ron SALE AND HousR
IL 70 H. corner 81 stewart and TENN
sIeeis, one block irsm Lske Union a,rest cars,
lnquire on premises, or 70
sei58 J. A. STEWART.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16
a BARGAIN.

OF Z IN BLOCK - FOR elas. LOT /
IL IN Block 81 for ti1s, aeartie Homestead
tMrAleeFsl. Are we'll situated. View OF fhe
BAY and CRY. Tisie perfect. Anyone wsshia (
@ boy, apply b the owner, M II. aALPIAE
keOm -, Frgvidence Hospital seia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

CEvKRAL Go-ACRE TRACTS MAR
~ the city.
A number Of good dwelling houass con,
venlent 10 street car line.
Choice inside property that VIII pay Z
good per ccRt an the investment.
some choice blocks and lots n Com
stock addition.
Some nna lots In North Seattle ehear
lots IN d. 7. Dennyis Park Addition.
Also, some farms and farm lands.
We have two or three saWEnills FOR sale
also. money % loan. In fact Wo are PIE
pared 70 accommodate any ana every bod
that comes along.
HEFEKR & DISHON.
aus a0e3 Commercial slpeek seaffie
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

fhs 9tAtwick. saith 4 Rryef IlaaAss
Cempary. - hG4Ala. with epSFatsaus
q 0tseEa LAKE. Mica. aFe agsanefnR 10
eaiit cue q ne heaviesl fFpiehl carriers
en the lake., q Wiii b 4 steam hsfea.
VII have = go feet ksel- - fest hsam.
and uih - q Az tens eurisa. 80
wtn - inlo she grain And ere aAFFyina
easlaess Frank ". Weee1es, - Ness
Bay CITY, has tAt contfses for kallainz
tie cfaft 1ae tsndsacy b e balid
sieen freiSet vsSasis a. iAses eapassly
fsE lAke iFaesa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16
HORSES FOR SILR.

nNE SPAN or TRUCK HORSES.
~ years cd. hasA mArcs atso = lst q
4 s aad t.EeAf-csas, 81 grades facfchernns
Eeatie aEd mtil b1oke usaA usy ta1gCAsrga
eyAilsoa, GrVF FrincA POP farther infar-
settawfm fiitaiEa ~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16
STRAYED.

A MEDIUM eIEEn RID COW
II. win elAc6 strap arounG her naak,
- WAicA - attAcaed steei rtna. ssTayaa
frpin nay realE,enca. On Fifth AHd 1eSfer-
Saa stfeeta. ~ Ass Surday mornlnH. LIB.
eEal reward Nia - pAid Tor inf1fuAtlsn
eeaeeralnE eVr ShcEU4oaatz, left a. tie
EeS Al DuHTEE
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70 PrOhIhitiOnigtg Of KIng Co.

A FTER CONSULTATION WITH
"A leading Prohibilioniats Il has been
thoaght best 70 postpone the time for O
mas meeting from the 10th TO the 28th OF
September. &c which time il is hoped ell
persons Interested In this movement viii
make an effort 20 be present.
ALFRED SNYDER, Chairman.
X CALVERT. Secretary. aefdwtd
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SNOQUALMIE FALLS

THE sKATTLE soUAK AND sNo-
4 qualmie transportation Company q
now prepared 70 carry passengers and
freight from seattle 20 SnoQuaimie and
Intermediate polnta. with promptneas and
dispatch. The shortest quickest and best
route 70 reach the famous snequalmie
taiia hop ranches, and hunting and 6ah.
ing grounds Of that region.
Two stages day from Seattle 70 81 aak
leaving Q. p. stones grocery store At Z
q m. and .. m. For further particulars
Apply ~ stones grocery store Front
street. ap13
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49, -
Vtwo-sroRY HOUSE, AND L0x On
Ctr To-. @ IS and Is ~
8scE1 -hand furnitars &1orss
~ aGre1 iand. part ciear1a, 3 Fez sezs
White riFar mach, oleaEod out1azz. 8 y
sRe1fanrnnts. FSlo 1f5e e81os bargains
CanntrY Hosai With bar; laundry
Counfzy stores or841- eaioe.e
Vacant GoynEnrnasnt claims. - $3.50
n KING and 8nohominh eounfis@ -
~ vasas ''.' slain oso ,rullnqulshsd hnzns-
utanNl az nrs.ennffnns Kl1A Sis 80 &C
FIve-nnfa homes. Glaare4. 80 up
Trade City Lots fer Ranch.
Mortgages % cold property 3 - g J = 80
Gig and County Scrip.
New and ascond-hnnd Eafss.
WANTED.
A0aeTs ssod security; hess iAtezaai
Wamsn and eiris: highest wages pai4.
IroneTa Waakars and cocks Ma pay.
10 furnish farm handA 80 PER month.
Canvasssrs and agents. - Pc mo1lh ID:
Two lafy partnerR. fer hfe. b. two well-
FOR RENT.
A number At improved farms.
Ninee0on houa1a - 70 ~
FurnIahed % unfnrninhad rooMlR with
a without boMra, 81 q m0nfh -.
Pnpniar saloon. SO
ioB acre ranch; Improved orchard and
bay no cash rent.
acre improved ranch, s. q month.
Honaa and large garden, n town.
Fnnlahed rooms for housekeeping
GEO. ~ CRANE
Washington Territory Employment b.
reau. neaR corneF CommofciA and
Washington slrsets. Seattle. dw
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Rooms 10 Let.

CONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
- 10 V, 81 The south west corner q Third
and Cherry sifecia. LaQaira cn tha
premises. sell In
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AnnIvED, AnH1vnD-25<o.. & nsw lst Fl
Lawns. - cmsTEs OLEkRY's.