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Notice of Application
TO PURCHASE TIMBER LAND.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OYFIcE,
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
NOTICE is hereby given that. in com
IN pliance with the provisions OF the
Act of Congress approved Juae }. 1878. en-
titled An act for the sale of timber lands
i'll the States of California, Oregon. Ne.
vada and Washington Territory" Joseph
Bildue. of Thurston county, Washington
Territory, has this day filed in this office
his application to purchase the Lot /,
northeast quarter or southwest quarter
and the east half of the northwest quarter
of Section No. IA, in Township No 20,
North, Range No. ? west of the W illam :
cite Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the said described land. or any portion
thereof are hereby required To file their
claims in this Office within sixty (GOl DAYS
from date hereof.
Give under my hand. in my office. in
Olympia. w. T., this third gay of Deem
Der, A. ID. 1885.
JOHN +. CONVEY,
Dec 4 Register OF the Land Olice.
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Even Edison Can't Tell
tChicago Ledger1

The world is slowly edging along to-
ward the time when everything in ma
ture will be as well understood as a
mules disposition, but we are still a
long way from knowing how it comes
that thunderstorm will 20 twenty
miles out OF its way to get a chance at
Sunday-school picnic.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-02-05

Black and white India silks and foulards
are made up for the afternoon and visiting
dresses Of dIgnified old ladies, and black lace
toilets are worn by them on full dress
Occasions
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Commissioners Court,

HNHE regular February term of the
i Thurston County Commissioners
Court will convene at the Auditors Office
in Olympia. on Monday. February I, 1856
Al this term the road districts of the en-.
tire county will pe relocated.
\. c. n. MOORE.
u Auditor,
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Ne Htshss's 0eiasa na,sau NJ. 4
cures ohsasres, ass. ssa sssssa -
sos'scn the Ice asi hssiyl Asss ~
l,ss, Nose, s,e TOPPER -eelessd nss>sSsS
syphiitie ,s.sssh, dis.~ssS srsl.' - ~
p'ssasrt iefns ~ ths al,an essUe r
syehliss pstse, % 90 pss 0oooss.
10 Wtshas's estAsa maosa0 No \
Cures Tertiary, hsseasssi sypAiiitkr oAsu.
n,sitssa, fsias In the Bases. fNiss h -
iissj, t~ss ~ the henk, IlspaAef -
Thssai, - phiutie nssh, tasats ~ -
trssssd tsssis. stiffness n the llaka -
snaisaiss oil disease fFssn The sysasa.
~he,hss esasssi ~ lndissssslaa o. sA~G
a nsfvagI, isaslaF the hssd pass 80
hsalihy pttse - 90 pss asseos.
g.. Htehsa's tssiaea neaats A0SAs
dste - shs sufe ~ 0saesvAsa, tSisoA
irti,a,iaa ossssi. sssd 81 prtaesy y osat
~ s...'r.nss"'"'s. rvsss % - -
s.s W;sss.'. e.,a.. spsssssS 8.
t~sstss. iot ssssss sas-. 81 osnsevSSN.
lsaamnasiotJ Uiess, sssscsasss,As. pVooS
o. 40 peg Ueests.
s~ sssskss's 0spaes Usos9sas
fos the sass,l.s heaiins ~ nYphillsts Hsgua
aRsl svap,Ieas rvsseoi ~ psv -.
10 utehss's Ossseo ptJeo Nsyvs
and hssa tressfasas, lses u phyuaral -.
q, ssHsss ~ ov.r.sast. rrasassaim, -
Pstse " 90 pes 0es.T
Ts~te asa Nssviss, a
seq. s,sr-hsss. g. u D.. sscsssly pass&
r'''''-~-~
q. " NscuAnua d 90. :Aesoan
tf' 80 sass.me sespss, cassss uAy.s
80 tm.st.e. -
oMsei-Ah hAitxD J1xnl
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Preserving THE HAIR.

For preserving the youthful color and
beauty of the hair, promoting its growth,
and imparting freshness ard vitality.
Ayers Hair Vigor is unequaleI. Z. S.
Piper, townsville, La, writes: II have
used several hair preparations, but Ayers
Hair Nigor is the only one have found
that sustains the claims made for it, l..
V. Templcton, Mc,iford, Mass, writes /:
Il have been using Ayers Hair Visor
With wonderful success. 1t has restored
vitality to my hair, and stimulated it to
renewed growth. 1t has done, in my case,
everything that has been claimed for it,
J. =. Edwards, Lincoln, Ncbr., writes 4:
Ayers Hair Vigor has not only restored
my hair to its original color, but has also
made it more vigorous, abundant, and
healthy than ever
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TO the

rhen, Giret. structure SyPhii's, in all lis
forms, seminal Weakness, impotr"ry,
night losses by dreams, pimples on the
face and lost manhood can positively be
cured. The sick and afflicted should not
fail to call upon him. The Doctor has
travelled extensively IN Europe, and in
spected thoroughly The various hospitals
there, obtaining great deal of valuable
Information, which he is competent To i'm
part to those in need of his services. The
Doctor cures when others fail. Try him.
DR.. GIBl}ON will make no charge unless
he erect a cure. Persons at distance may
be cured mt home. All communicate ns
strictly confidential. You see no one but
the Doctor. Send ten dollars for pack
age of medicine. Persons writing Ia the
Doctor will please state the name Of the
paper they see this advertisement In
Charges reasonable, Call or write. Ad-
dress DIR. j. F.GIBBON, Box l,a57 san
Francisco.
MAY 18th, 1875. "
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Dial: IL u wise young man who early
uaxes W ~: mind that gamblers know ,aoau
ahout soWhli7g han b des1
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Dissolution of Partnership.

TTNHE firm of Levcrenz & Wiley. hithcr-
Il to engaged in the stove and tinware
business in this city. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. and notice il hereby
given that all bills due must he paid with
out delay. WIN. +. LOVERENZ,
A. G. WILEY
Olympia, Dec %, 1885. w3
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nfOrtunate.
DR.. Gibbons
LISPEksARy,
C;.e.( kEARNEl

Commercial Street
san Francisco. l,.s-
tLblI>hr,l ~ 1851. tui
the treatment al ScN-
u.tl ana ntIIIai pIs
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FOR SALE.

FNHE fixtures. furniture. business aud
i good will Of the Eureka Rrstaura I.
situated in the lest part of town for build.
ing upa good trade, A bargain will lie
given to cash purchaser.
WIN. JUNK.
Olympia, Jan. 1. 1886.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.
GAS PIPE AND FITTINGS

@-Goods delivered to any part Of the
city, free of charge.
% Every description of goods, wares
and merchandise, carefully stored, at
moderate ates.
sS- Highest price paid for Country Pro.
duce Furs and Hides.
Olympia, JAM, 6lS84.
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Con. Grants Book.
Piano instruction.

NlIss Rotah willard n prepared -
wi give instruction in plano music -
cortlhg to the most approved style Ut TIL
beautiful nplishment.
koon,. At the sesldencs !, o. J, ~ =. na'"ss'
Olympia, May, ~. 1888.
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~ naIur,T wears. sir h ~ Loss at M.mu.
~, l.s-~ltude, Nn"tnnsl Emission. Aver
~ion Ia Suri"ty, Guinness oi Vision, Noises
~ the Head, the vital fluid passing ui,,ib.
served IN th" urine. Rnd many other dia
"aSor that lea tu iusan ~ md Death
Dh WtNtft, VIM - q regular tsvsi
riRn tgfaduat" uf the University 81 Penn.
~ylNanlal viii agree Ia t~Tisit we uss-
dfed Dollars Tor Case 81 this Kind n q
VITAL HtstOuAtttE under his stss
cial advice aud TREATMENT viii not cure
OF inI any thing iupufe or Injurious found
in u. DIR. MiNriE tFrais all private dis.
eases successfully without mercury. s.u-
s"I'as'"n TREE. ThnFuugh examination,
aud adNic Including analysts ~ urine,
~. Pilrc Of Veal U.sses-s ~ so a Isttle
or four times the quantity ~, sent Ia any
address upon rrc"i at of Iriuo. or q. -. u.
secure from observation aud IN q private
name " desired bv
4 g. MINTIE. MD,
ii k"arney NJ, nan Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE nOrrt.E tatE.
Will ho sent Ia any one applying by let
secrecy ~ regard ~ all business tfsnsae
tions
pR MINUTES KIDNEY REMEDY
kEIlttN cures all Kinds ~ kih
ncy aud bladder complaints. guuorth 80,
gleet leucurrhoea. fnf sale Nv all drug
gusts; VI bottle, battles fut o.
bN MlNflES DANbFtIDN PILLS
ar" The las aud cheapest DYSPEPSIA
aud lilllbt y cure Ia the market fnI
sale hN all druggists. nG-.stf
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a newer falling
Gu" ioI Nervous
lIrhilitN, ENhsti-ie Il
vitality seminal
N'Rkt'Ss Slstnta
tses' Ne 81
heed. InIl,ot. ncy
rsss's'ssshss, Par.
alNHir aud all the
i"rrii'l" effects ~
self Aln~o Youthful
'iullirs aud escesses
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Blacksmithing.


HOLDERS ~ Mason county ortseq
est will net hc allowed ON such orders ~
ter Jan. IS. issd. -
NJ. FREDsoN,
Treasurer of Mason County. W. r..
Dated. uak land, Jsn. 4. tssB.
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Wanted.

4 GENTS to- sell piNoN's new and ~
~ pcrior MACS aud CHARTS. \
phy my MI agency ~ any ~ the world
For 10 page catalogue, tree. address
JOHN DIXON,
Ash Market ~.
Nan Francisco. Cal
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ENGLISH REMEDY

TIIF GREAT
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-18

whats new in the boot anil shoe bus
hess"
prospects good. Fewer failures in the
last six months than ever before, but We arr
introducing new system with regard to
travelling men something in the nature of
reform You know that heretofore travel
ing men were sent out with samples, AMI
were supposed to take "A certain route. Well,
from time t. time orders came in, and by
and by, in the course Of two or three
months, the man turned up. But We never
could tell where he was. He was like tn
lrshuan's flea. He might b. telling stories
Ia Omaha, singing songs in Yokohama,
flirting with II married woman in Hong
tar, If New Jersey 1t was terrible on the
hOue
Well, now there are 2j0 travelling men
that 20 from Cincinnati in the boot and shoe
trade alone, drawing salaries to the amount
Of sD0.UU Now, each Of these travelling
lnen is provided with number Of postal
cards Endorsed b. the house on the backs are
l hanks for stat ,ments showing when the
agent arrived, when he leaves, his ,iestiiia.
tluII, where he received mall and orders
hailed Th,S,, cards are mailed each day.
Then. besides this, the agent makes "a weekly
Iepurl, which is designed To farilitat" the
work Of the office by having the account,
Ut the travelling men IN permanent form
convenient for reference, but 1t is also in
tended To- make 1t a record to- which the uili
GERS of the company can refer at any sub
sstrnt time AMI know what parties were
,oll, tied AMI interviewed The wholesale
rlothing men have hal something like IT for
over a year t 'inrinnati Enquirer
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-18
AN ENGLISH LOAF OF BREAD.
Something That Makes AN Impression on
the American Traveller

something maj Makes AN Impression ou
the American Traveller.
An English iaf Of bread is cln-e-graincd,
solid, but sweet AMI IL very nourishiny
character. In England wheat leaves are
hardly deemed iii Tor table till they are Mt
least day oil often tried a. find out
from English breuin,ak-rs why their wheat
bread was entirely unlike ours, and finally
came to til" conclusion that it ar,>., mainly
from the character Of tho yeast they used,
AMI from the thorough knea,lmg Wheat
bread Is the main staff of life with England
laiorers, butter Is eaten with il either very
slaringly or not at all; hut beer must, u
possible, always le at hand to wash il down,
AMI by many is deemed u greater necessity
than the loaf
An English loaf Of wheat bread is some
thing that makes AN impression upon the
American Traveller in England in fact, il is
capable of making an impression upon any
bndy ar any thing, for found TIN standard
article IN this line To- l@ solid enough To bonn
lard city. Yet am ready 10 confess that
am very fond Of the English
laf VI wheat bread, AMI 10 testify
that never fell in with an American
N'u'u''s VI wv ui'h VIM WIS lbt
lker Of it" In the cities ami p,pnlous
towns bread from the public bakeries is now
almost universally used, hut in the rural
districts it Is still quite commonly made at
home, althou IA thu habit of sending it elsl,-
where to'l@ baked survives On the latter
point the author ean bear witness from his
large personal experience among tho Eng
lish poor.
In many 1t the smaller towns ond vi
lagos some If the artisan, AMI agricultural
laborers are in the habit of taking their
provisions 10 the public bakery to d. cooked
This Is a very ancient custom The ho,iN-
wife mixes her bread and then take, il in u
cloth to the bakery where she kn,,,ls and
shapes 1t, AMI Sees 1t placed In the hot oven
For IA penny she gets, said Bedford man
To me, IA half pek-sx or seven pounds
Of bread well baked The Sunday dinner,
which is made u deal If in In. Land, and
which usually consists Of piece of meat
resting ON or in u pudding made II u bat.
ter formed Of -four, eggs, and milk, is apt
TO De taken a. the baker on the way t.
church, and called for on the return. And
the charge for this baking is only penny
1t must be remembered that | am here
writing only of the home customs of the
humber CLASSES New York SUN Book Re
Nav
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Various cures for the Toothashs

I fni that thru ara distinct Kind, of
tootharhe. a,.h rrh,yAi hy distinct rem.
dies Their. i, tirst. NEURALGIA tatlr,clr.
which dart, from nerve a. nerve, Ia. tin,
teeth sland ar ,l.,ayul. han, from ill.,,
TEMPLES L. Ito, paEtte- runs into the ears
amt ,l,>,ravs tn. t.mrsr DDS II not. II
generally ha, >p, ial hours tor tarmentins
one. ami denote, weakness, at th,. system
N1ll.al aI,ir,. ShouLt L., taken as H. tln
restoration of strength, ami for temporary
relief. "A warm Nrap round TIM h,a /. ~
much n>t A. rs,itle, ca a. util, worry
g,..i fool and WHEN tho pain ronn> on a
,up Of slr,ulu hrt tea. N,u,ttm,S ORDINARY
Tea. strong. hlt not infused To Ln.. cuts
shnr, AN ntt,rk mN>If. Nhn have H.
rI<, early Ia my haua,w,,rk have often
n,ural, ia. tuotIacI,, until breakfast Is ra,ly
wien "A ctlp of a., ami warm fa.l sud, Il
away ami restore, smlLs to my ,otlutrnau,re
Akin Ia u,ural,l, i n,ryul, tAntharhr
which Is aronilln,, talu in one ,,nth. com
in.s ON instantly and vanishing "A, quickly
Fatigue. Marry or excitement pr,.lu,,,> II.
Lii, ,lown instantly ami have. "A ppp,, If
l,nnnl vrunr ont Of hailnt wanr
ami spriuklel with laul,mm applied
In ynuv ,l,s,k Drink "A htth, sal
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-18

Before another twenty years shall have
PASSED away We venture tn predict that
thrrn will scarcely /" "A room IN the city
Which will BE- covered from end to end AMI
side Ia side sith thick inI"n, trahln carIet
Alntt from all fashion AMI all theory, IL
sil l.. 10 ugnizp,i as fact that health lie
mand, Inuy allie fOJr coverings, or, failing
the,e. covering. which can he rleansed
daily. The ancipnts understood this PER
fectly Socrates wayri eloquent in 1cs,rib-
ing what house should he how ne,4iful air
md ,hunshine and cleanline-s we're for
health and imagination call, up the in
trior1 # that time With Their mo~alr pave
rneit> and the absence If all that would
have harbored dust. and in doing 80, disease.
The luxurious native OF the east the in
yentOr Of carpts, never even In IN n'~t IN.
dolrnt moments ron eiyed the possibility II
saving himself the truuilp IT shaking hi.
carpet hy fixing it b. the floor. ana al
Though we can not credit nm - tia any sx.
slt.d i,lrn. u cleanlnrSt IN has dunrsnc
arrangements, se must ct least cDnce,le thai
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-18
One Shelf Left nt the tscurial.

Your note on the magnificent AMI 70
mantle mise en- scene Of the late Spanish
hnI's ulse,iuies calls to my recollection, RI
marks a correspondent, II visit which paid
IT, the Escu ial in 1863, when Isabella was on
Tia throne, aud the little prince II the
Asturias puny child of ii The panteon'
'Ilpl,r the high altar has been described hy
Maciulav in his account Of the last days of
the idiot King, Charles H. There, each on n
shelf in the ortagonal grotto, stand ranged
.he black marble chests containing tn" EN-
haIupi i,ulie. Of the hns- My companions
anI pointed out to the attendant verger
that there wa> only one shelf vacant 'S-s,
.ti the man. and We have a tradition that
when that Is filled the Kingdom Will end
The tradition is not likely to hH forgotten,
and it will b.. curious If 1t does not turn out
one If those prophe''je, which all their own
fultillinent. Pail Mali Gazette
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-18
ONLY A BOY.


Only u boy.
Only healthy ami rosy face,
Barring If pain amt grief M trare,
Save al tinb-> where the shadows play
Like the hight rt.u,ls un summer ; ,lay.
Only a loy.
only loving anl trusting heart,
That throtss ami strains tor hong life start
That yieLis in lnve Ia the gentle tnugh
OF ole who will chi,it not over much
Only hoy:
tmly an earnest ami Llngin. soul.
Through ehi.h will tanci,,s ami wishes roll
ft~rin- fr1.n uut tho>s eager eyes
AT the tIn,rttsi world that around him lies
Only a boy.
Only the germ If SOM. unknown gain
I" "a w"iLt that wavers 'twiNt JOY and pain.
Tell ns Of letter gift, who can.
To give tn worl than an honest man
only boy'
,'nly man with "A sa,tirnei face,
Bearing III grief and sin the trace,
traringa love that might ct'ai,>e the stain
~ thu obi thoughts that will come again
only hoy.
Only spirit that s.ars al last
Der the chain, AMI blinds of a petty past.
Har't'.n,si, hut faithful ssikiene,l, hut true;
Saved but the prais.. is not for you
Boston Transcript
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-18
How shall the l,aby Ise urd'

Study your baby, study your fnds. read
thu best authorities on the subject mot
hobby iSt>l. listen h. sensible fricml, advice
Whose advice yuu viii follow or not rs ynl
consider best. think ont your nbthuls, try
and fail, to try again, hut in not worry
over the mntt'r, We inplur. you Nine
tenth, Of the woiki lo seem Ia deliver them
selves To fu>slng, u ilgrtinE, to running
about ainleS,ly all day for other In'oplr' y
opinions M WONDER night Is made hilcuu
where crying babies unhappy rhilr II, AMI
discouraged father, make up the home, / 5"
your Christian common ali>o about this
matter IL you want u hrlstiau l,ahy
Now up IN tn sralr t. Tom AMI Louisa,
Everybody says Tom favors the Smith side
Of the house, while Louisa Seem, to have
reached back 10 Your ancestors for her
nerves, her various tendencies, AMI her
temperament Clearly She is n Jones child
Now shall the Jones child and tho
Smith child fall under the s,nc
regimen at boiled mutton. rare h.l
steak, rice, corn hr,d, potatoes, etc, etc.
dealt ont by hand pitlrSs nj cntrrntis
for something better suited Ia individual
needs Perhaps Tom hates boiled mutton
only n little hess than h. would whippn,
and Louisa may rrcoil from rice, with u
,tOmach handed down hy some half forgot
ten Jones ptogrnitor Shall Tom AMI
Louisa l." made Ia eat boiled mutton and
rice because 1T Is goud for thoin''
In this world, tr"ming with possibilities
of nutritious food shah such things be- In
these days IT skilltul combinations If ,hla-
table AMI healthy cookery, shall rhlirn's
stnnachS l." outraged, nnl their little IN
stinct he iullei by II baroness Of intcli
gent thought IN their dlrertiOn, aud an It-
nprant force that directs their eating The
case If one child appeals to me- now, who,
long years aft"r, never could speak uf her
chillhUd to me without shuI,lrr mt the
fat of the boiled mutton slices which her
welI.mranIng father compelled her to sNal
low several times week Margaret Nh
n,k', "lIl/It I'ulyr' IN (,ppl IItII.,L,.ttluts
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-18
be showed t. good deal o. commou sense in

be showed good deal OF common sense in
this reSF%yt
TweIy tivr years aSo physicians BEGAN n
enter protest against the eusfNatlon NJ
modern h ms theme, they Ist>~'si 10 tetail
tlle NOR ruli- htsIlt'l entered upon a S'ft oi
crusade a. aln>t tipr COVERING, ami ,tN'llrNl
that inftetra,I> df>s'iSS were lEirinr,si IN the
uo"lsu r-IuS> AMI ,arIHtS II thtir vel
ttttn path, MS quit aS surely aS anlbt tn
~pat,r ami filth ot nVrrtraadrt aiky>
itvit' n, kalSrr >l,Sp ,at beast Il>lile -,
pie Il" nat IN four post t'Ni>t.'i,ts, With
Noutn curtains drawn clt'>.-ly aTounl III III,
they are even recos,ui ing thu 'itoIrItahty ot
kaNlnE their windows uniu umtTrrl with
Nolumlnuu, faLt> IT velvet ami IT rep, ant
galn- "A stag further, they arr beginning u
realize that hlorS AMI their coverings arr
important fact"rs IN thu question at hN-
sirne. New York Times
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-18
Admit stratOr's Notice

THIS l. 70 GIVE Nurft p THAT mi
1 unth-t>.sut q. " 70 EH ktultfr L.rstf.. al.
uuui>trafoF 81 thtr estate % Ippit.ruk Do
l,Uts, ttt a~I,i. "a 'l ON th,. i.rhutt 49, Damn
as. H.. pr,~-'ut q" lHr irt,rtfr tt,urr t,,r
rilrtaut tt4trtrN. IlnTliI. b. ..tttarut anal
s,gf, hr -, ami a>> tn q ltr-r. a., ~lI. ri
mfrfI~Jfatur.
lhfs,t this ltth iJy ~ IilTN. I~>si
M kt'Nttt.E IENTE.
hatutnt~tt ttor at tn. estate 81 frrh.rl.k H.
tvHts- tl,'yeastpi. ,It tutN
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-18

At pnlntkn with jnck-nnyill". Tnn'm k"J
WnAt halfway, nnd ~. Nuvu-iiu" maj Pnlnik a
halfway, Hnl iHt aver steamers iur ST Al
ylatiuU, ittrcn iut" springs, IntkSnnt lie
AMI MI points NUfth. in4i AMI West, nui wlti
up fNor Steamers tor south FIui hlHu
with ia" TWIN screw iron steamer "'Iiy 81
Pnntkn, mud steamship tity Of Muuiuullu,
Tor hntir1iuh. Aow iuik, tost"n ihtIh,l"I.
,hln, etc.
Mnil trans make CLOSE rntln,ttion both wnys
wa T. T.. y h, " iHy,nt ihcksunFlll" with Al.
IHut e. Coast Lime, iUst Mail,
A. t.hnr4t HE WITH through Pullman sleep.
ur4 over Sulauuih FbItt'ln No4trrn RS tor
New btI"Hne, trdnr krb@, Ttnsitult, ~utnu-
nih Albany, Montgomery, Ipul4s HE, ~.
iuIts AMI hli point. west.
4, Dcum with Florida iinilwni nnd Naviya
tiun 90. AMI iInUk- iUr SILVER Springs
AZ Aston with 4. johns river steamers tor
Iirk -uUt tIi, sanford anu way landings.
Al i.rc~hllrg with III" ~. johns ANA 1,hbr
FurtI- division Ui the tIufiia southern Hall
why, und buni4 uu Lakes iinris ana t,I't-
ipI points ON IArH
At Prmiuttuu'H Ferry with south Flpii,ti
k'y for i.ak,thni. TnfnIh. ki-slilin", ishtipw,
Orlando, sanford ,Iuck"it,tsu nnd tuft i'sl',
\. tNAA1, -. " hiuDMWEi'
tirncrn Manag,r Hcn'l Ia-r Agent.
A.. iow.S, Gei TRAY. AT.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-18
Man Nasauerading ia Woman'- Ctothr'

Woman's clothes max, the most foolish
Disguise In the world tor man to assume
when he want, to make n slirrt'~s of conceal
ing his identity for there Is not any man
living capable # count rfrIting woman
walk sufficiently we'll ~ deceive an ordinary
student of human nature There i, swing
and peculiar step 10 even the most ma~h'
line Ut women that the wcarer Of pantaloons
can not duplicate Just look at the female
inpersonators on the stag. their walk gives
them away at once, d.~pit' high het'lei
shoes and certain ntro,sipuS wIgEle thhS
they acquire in learning then art -"Detiet
I've IN Globe. Democrat