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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-05-30
YE GENTLE BOY-CAT.

Why don't "DiuI,ie" steep o nights:
Boy-cat.
Sad one carpenter to another carprn
ter: "BarIctt" II seemed like warn
ing to Somebody
1t is not true that yr hoy-cat is to have
the proprietor Of the boyrultcd CoUiI
arrested. There's no use in employing
force wher" gentle persuasion is ener-
tive.
Ne boy-cat has heard that a Ccnlcr-
street laundryman cIaimcd that he had
no dealings with Organized Labor Ne
boy will see that "Na,hec" tells the
truth.
The smooth-patcd delegate of the hoy.
cotted foar6r would rush into the de.
tectire business again il he could only
catch a glimpse Of Organized Labors
walking delegate y lists
The walking delegate has had sad r>-
preston Of CoHntenancp lately. The
"slniles of the ro'o3rr'> talking delegate
are faded, and are no longer reflected in
the phi" of the walking delegate. Ne
boy-cat is doing his work.
We boy-cat has a friendly feeling for
the merchants of the city, and therefore
gives it out solid that not only the
Typographical Union, hut all the X. of
l., and Trades Organizations in the city
s~'eave espoused tn" cause Of the printers.
and viii do the squar, thing in regard to
the boycott Of the CUuror.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

lhe old aagina that whai Il cae man's
meat b ansfher mans peisn1 Il oftsn
realised IN the opposite tastss o. many
peopla.
The Turks sAnddsF ct she thOuqhs Of
eating oysters.
Tbs DiRgeF Indians Of The P6uifo
slope ioiood inthe great locust auarms
Of 1875 &c 3 alsPsnsatlon Or TIE Crest
spirit, and laid ia q store Of dried To-
east powae sufficient 70 lasl them fer
some Years.
The Fre1sh est frogs. anaila. ana ths
diseased livers ct aeeas. bat draw The
line &c ailigat9Fs.
Buekiand deelsEea the taste Of boa
o0nstRiotaF good and muah hks veal.
Quass, the fermented cabbage water
Of the Raaaians, 10 their popular tipple.
Is IL described as rosem ling q mixturl
OF stale ilah and soapauds a taste, YET
next b bssF, aud u has mere votaFias
taan eny other fermented beverage. A
iaiio3 candle washed down with quass
forms q meal thai it would be hard 20 be
thsnkful for.
Ia Canton and other Chinese cities
rats ere sold 81 she rate Of 81 q dozen,
aud the bind quarters Of dsas are hung
np 10 the butoher9 shops alongsids Of
mutton and lamb, but command hiehss
gFioss. The edible birds nests OF the
Chinese are worth twice their weight IN
silver. tbs best varieties selling AZ high
as $50 q pound.
The negroes Of the West Indies eat
baked saakea and palm worms fried IN
their own fat. bat they cannot be induced
10 eat stewsd rabbits.
Ia Mexico parrots are eaten, bat they
are rather toagh.
The Guachos OF the BAdda Oriental
are 10 ths habis Of hnntiag sknnks for
the sake 81 their flesh.
Tha octopus or deTii hsh, when boiled
and thea Fuasted, Il eaten Ia Corsica
and esteamed delicacy.
In the Paciao ialandb an3 Wesi ludias
lizards eggs are eat8n with Rnsto. TIE
natives of the Antilles sat alligator eggs,
aud the eggs Of the turtle are popular
everywhere, thensh 40 TO the CON-
nenoament Of the last century she tar.
tie was only eaten BY the poor people Of
Jamaica.
Ants are eaten By various nations. Ia
Brazil they are served with q roainous
saace, and IL Africa they are steWed
with RFease or butter. The East Ia
dams catch them in pits and carefully
wash them In handsful like Faisina.
In Siam q carry Of anita egRs IL q costly
luxury.
Toe Ceylonese eat the bees after rob
hing them Of thsir honey.
Caterpiilars and spiders ara dainties
10 the Artisan bnahman.
After they have wound the silk from
the cocoon che Chinese eat the chFysalis
Of the silkWorm.
Spiders roasted are . sort Of dessert
With ane Nea Oaledoniana
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14


AkosE-HzElaEscEa sspogtss oslls
e ~ ozes e - ssai,,s fuuber -
oennsEesal Conpany ysslsrsay, % -
osrlasn - buausmI oaaIsok ~ de
ioeal lambsE trade thfs fail Mr.. Dob
aons Maaaesr n ~ csmpsny. ,uas il
~ olasa. aad ID ssDiy % fhs ssposlsr's
qasstions. sid
rs ouilo1k il vsry fayuEahIs - far
80 we sEs aunuernad. and indnina - the
w1g orders have hean nsf1fra e 81 iafs
we uiii have all the wurk We can 6o thn
baianre ct tie sumTar and fail. last
noW ue aFe Rsstinn out 3 loe az Ron
house material fer Pace 4 Son. VITO
have bop fanch On waite River, and
t9E NJ. xank. uhoss yasd b faFthsr %
t1e valley.
Ia order - Rst our BzopariT n bsttes
a2ape fer Singing lnmbef, ws have
commsnosd The e0nslfustian of an Sd
oitiou sad exte1ai1n % eur wharf a
1eet uide, and extandinQ cut into Is
sea 20 feet further than oar present
Wh4rf. We are fast finishing car order
Ter Ne material for Adam Onh's new
hoasss Tor which We furnish everything
oxoepl he Scoring and rustic.
We have iasl Feaeited an order for
she lumbsr and FURNISHINGS for John
Gampbsil's &z so reaidsucs, b b buiIf
% 1enth and y Jefferson streets, near the
home Of his brother 3an1aa CampbaIl.
We have feeeiVad an order 20 cut
about eas half shs lumboF tor the beach
Eoad, and have ordered the logs q
which 70 ees is ont.
We aee making ths saah and doors
for D. X. HaWard's neW hall 81 6osbsek,
ana getting eut ths lumber for J. aad
q. assehs's nsw building e Laconner;
also tbs GniahiBg Tor 6hFIokor 4 A6auas'
sank buIidina Is that place. We are
sending good deal OF lanbeg ever 10
The ChautAaqua RFounds. Yesterday
Ne for@asdsd NE material for Ma
WFiaht's rsstaaEama e that plaoe. The
featanEahk will be 30x40 feet In aixa.
Mira. Wright sent q sio0p over yeatef-
day loaded with cooking utensils, fur
uttufes disheay ste for she plaos.
rWe have iast eompleted q be cedar
foat s0x50 fest n sizs TO Be used e. 3
steamboat landing a. the grouads, and
touF-fooe aoating walk, with hand
rails, 20 extead from the noat % the
shore Thess uiii Be tagsd o4sg 20 the
aFounde today b. the ZsphyF We are
furnishing al tie material for the neu
Wess Point lighthouse, and cutting
some plankina aud timbers for the
steamer huatleg, which ~ % be over
hsuied and strengthened. We have
andeK consideration eeveral other con
tracts Of watch will tell you next time
gou eoma aKound this way"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

RETURNED HOME.-z @. Miles, one Of
Ssastie's moss substantial and eater
pFissna husinass men returned from IN
extanded trip ~ he kAatsrn States
Monday evening. He visited Chicago,
and spsat q couple Of weeks with bis
sister and bFotheF-in. law, and attended
the Races where ths California horses
carried Of the henoFA he aiso visited
saint Louis, Pittsoarg. Washingtsu,
PhilAaelphia, New Yafk, Niagara Falla,
81. Peui and Minneapolis While East
be also visited she home Of his child
hood In nitpeis. which be lsit % come
west twenty I've years ago. On hta trip
west hia sister accompanied him - Tar
IS Bakeman, Montana, where their
father and mother reside and where a
grand family reunion vas held, on the
occasion Of bis fathera S0th birthday.
There we're two brothers, three sisters,
one ggAndchild and ons great grand.
ahfld
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

Piles are frequently preceded by .
senss Of weight 10 the hack. l0ins and
lower part Of the abdomen. causing the
OF the kidneys or neighborine organs.
AZ times symptoms Of indigestion are
present, hatulency. uneasiness Of the
stomach, etc. A moisture, like perspi-
ration, producing q very disagreeable
itching after getting WaFm. II CON-
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles Yield q onoe 70 she appli-
cation Of De-. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts AZ
fected. absorbing the Tum0Fa, allayinR
the intense iaahing and sdsotinR par
mAnant cure Price 30 cents. Address
the Dr.. Bosanko Medicine Co, Piqua,
Ohio. Sold BIZ A. B. SrnwARr. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14
ADVICE 10 mOTnRRa.

Mrs. WTNszow's sooTHNa SYRUP, for
children testhing, is the pFssoFiption Of
one Of the best female nurses and ply
aicians In the United States, and has
been used for forty years with never
failing success BY millions Of mothers
for their children. During the process
OF teething its value 10 inoaiculable. Is
relieves the child from pain. cures dys
entery and diaRrh0a, gripping In the
bowels and wind colo. By giving health
ts the child it Feata the mother. Price
go. bsstle. ap2ldw1y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

The beard Of Directors Of School
DistFici No. I, % King eoanty, wash
inQton Territory. have deemed it, IN
their Judgment, advisable 30 submit 10
the "a 4li6ed soheoI electors Of said dis
triot the question WHISTLER special sAx
shall be RAISED 10 furnish additional
school facilities for said district and -
pnFehass Hupplies and ether appliances
and apparatus for taaehina.
Notes Il therefore given 10 the QHaii-
fed elessors Of schoei Distrioi No. I. 0f
King eoanty, WaahinQfon Territory,
that a eleesian viii b hsld on SatuF-
3av. the 3ief dAy Of Jaly. A. d, 1876, at
street. near laird strset. IN tbe city 81
seattle, b said oounty and TERRITORY,
at Which election Will Be Submitted 10
TIE elsesoEs q aid distrisf tie question
Of voiiaR 3 epeoial tax 10 furnish ad-
ditionAI sshooi facilities for said dis
tFtci, and fer the parehase ef suppllea
and other appliAnses and appaFains Ter
taaching. Is vii be necessary - raise
the sum Of aen thousand dollars fee aatd
parposaa. Ths polls viii oe opened TOR
the recepsion ef votes 81 oieioek 3. N.
Of said aay, and uiil be kept 0pen until
s o'claek ,. q. % said day. All eiectors
Ia faVas q he TAI viii WFits ''tax, yea. :
On tAaiE bailoa& asd thoss sppossd -lAx,
10
Dated Jaly s, isss
D. b VAN.
II. q STHryA
IHowAs T. Muol.
DlFeetnrs e echooi Diatric1 Ne. !.
KinR Coanfy. walhinEtc1 AeFIitsFy.
LxMAN NoaB.
i,i0 oissk e s.lA pi.sris.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

ma draa e1aFa, which Tor q 1ambeF
AZ nontha has been cioasd, IL naw
opaRed nnaer 4 aiGsRent pFoprtetorship
and prspAsed foT The transaction o.
6nainNae.
IL skall b he aim Of ils manager -
eandncs only FTEsT-cEAAs n9Co sIoA2.
and fer The fuFthsrauce q that ooiecs
fan hns q TIE pareet o. dra1s WI .
kspt ia ataek. iAs F1oFkiAxAAl aoo
fcukx ARTICLE pERAEfENSxe VII ne
ever 40 - tes demands % Ne paosle.
aud pfiess for al eeeds - ear itne NE
acs1 FNaaouAhls. 1no FnefmAc9 =
under tha UaaaEeuie1t o9 - ola ana
ezparieneed eFaREisG Ae soltsis year
paffanaGa. 4. WHzaEx. ManaRNr. - ~
Maanna 6 60 ars Ne -. 30
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

A vaunu man sf Caio1go co1eoiVed
the idea that naan Who Fone olAcaa. saNh
AZ lawyers. hroksrs. dsntis1A agrnla ard
ths hka. mast Be pat 10 Z Eoed deal q
troabie . aet clean tea9ia and 70 keSp
han oaa3n aftax ee1lfaG hen; - Ne
eFeaniss.a 4 aCleAn TeNsl Conpa1y.
and uaade nsonsy antil b sirnek . p1int.
inr ofice. The eosp used h Wa1hinR
ths prtntiua oE1cs towel eosi abcut .
dollar aors shan he got fsr ne tof ;
ard bsaiaes. uhen Be rot ~ tsgel
clnan thers waa nathina loll q IL he
nov draws ths lins q pEintinR eeics
tgwela
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14
TnR rRACnRna, INaTrruTR

The Teachers Institute fer King
county and the Third i1disiAl diatFict,
Gill oonvens a the Central school, in
seattle. on Monday, July 18th. 81 1C
o'clock 3. N. % e0nitBua one week.
Eminent instFpotors have been pro
cured and an Interesting program ar
ranged, and every effort d being made
10 make this The best institute ever held
in Seattle. ateachers IN Seattle are
reqaired By lac 70 be in attendanoe foE
the full time. Teachers from all parts
of the Territory and all friends Of edu.
cation ere invited 70 be present..
u. y JoNKs,
H.J. SWIMM.
]. a. TAELoR,
Il. q. GnANaKR,
Committse Third Judieial District.
D. & JoNKs,
H. O.HoLLEHBRcx,
L. ]. PoHELI,
SARAH CHATHAM,
iy10dv King County Oos mittes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

TIE Executive Committee Of the Pu
Rat Sosnd CAaatauQua S1mmoF Assam
bly, have engaged number Of new nrst
class tents, which thsy are prepared 70
rent o. ssii on reasonable terms 20 any
Who nay wish 90 camp on the Chautau-
qua Rroands, ether before % during ne
ASSEMBLY, which begins JulY 17th- For
terms apply % Mr.. 4. MAcEUrosR. at
the Merchants EatiOaal bans, on
Frout street. iaB
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

PoszroEzp.-Aaa mssiinR Of the -
attic Yacht Club. d was decided thal
NE sailing race which took place %
Saturday shoaid Be declared 20 Faes, %
aoeount Of none Of the beats having
completed The ooafse n the requisite
tims--shrea houfa. The raeo vas for
zoe championship eup and 500 IL coin.
TIE Cab gave netica that she raos
woal3 Be sailed ever again en- Tuesday ,
july 2)ah, ana IN ozas q No utad - b
possponea from day 10 day thereafteg
until sufficient breeze oan be bad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

sutheriand q Co. have decided on re-
lirina from the retail grocery BUSINESS.
and will for the next thirty days sell
everything az eost and under. Capital
feed and all kinds Of feed cheaper than
ever pafoFe. The best Oregon brands
% hour q per barrel. Choice Oregon
bacon very oheap. Paeide block, Main
street.. SUrMEaL.AND a 90.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

W. P. BoxD q Co. are exhibiting q
very large and brilliant line Of staple
and fancy dress goods this season.
SpFina brings with u always the desire
for many new shades and styles more
appropriate 70 the brighter season. By
all means visit AFst the Arcade Whsn
making Yeur selections iol2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

Health 10 wealth, wealth means indie.
pendence. The Keynote is DR.. Bosanks's
Cough and Lung Syrup, the BEST Cough
Syrnp IN the world. Cures Ooneha,
Colds, Pains In the Chest, Bronchitis
and Primary Consumption. One dose
gives relief II every case. Take no
other. PFies, 800 and 81. Samples frea.
Sold BY A. b. SrKwART. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14
A CAFrAHss FeRTUAATE DIsCoV-

Capt. Coleman, schE. Weymouth, ply
ing between Atlantic City and N. T.,
has been troubled with cough % thai
70 try Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Il not only gave him
instant relief, but allayed the extreme
soreness in hia breast. His children
we're similarly affected, and q single
doss had the same happy effect. DR.
Kings New Discovery b now the stan
dard remedy in the Coleman household
and en- board the schooner. Free Trial
Bottles Of this standard remedy e. A. b
SxEwARx's Drug store. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

Experiments 10 Austrian gaFFisons
prove that where the hsoFs Of barracks
are painted with tar the collection Of
dust ia cracks IL prevented, and there
Is consequent diminulion In trrative
diseases Of sue eye. There 10 also 3
great diminution Of parasites.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

The Best salVe IN the world foE Cuis,
BRUISES, Seres, UlceEs, Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores, letter. Ohapped Hands, Chill
blains. Germs and all Skis Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles. eF no pay
required. Il is guaranteed TO give per-
feet satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price Is eents par box. For sale b. A.
B. 6rwwAnr. AZ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

W.P. Born 4 %. keep ahe latest
shapes snd styles 10 oorssts, and have
added largely % their full aseoFtment,
70 mest the demands Of the spring ssa-
son. In eorasta they sbow the leading
and best makes, e well ~ the novel
ties. and We are certain they can please
500 Il yea will only TAXA tbs trOaole 70
look ever theiF steck. JeH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

CHAnnzs Y0H DUxaER. vho has con-
duessd tue To1sorid and Bath Rooms
a tie Ooeidental Hotel for several
years past, has taken neg rooms on %.
iamhia strsst, next above me eaRiRe
hossa, where be viii ~ Rad 70 Weleome
bis old and new patro1s. my y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

The favor With which DR.. Hsnlsy's
Celery, Beef and Iron 10 met by the pub
Inc Il attributed 70 the purify Of the
compound. and thai Il causes an effeot
- represented 10 do. Thousands Of ner-
Voas people have rssped immeasurable
benefits bY ice use. Weak women and
0veFWoEked men will hnd this tonic q
great treasure. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

..s.~nnhie orasf from John i.
- Rgaaklia mine has besn
4 fts1sn. Of Portland, and Biahop
esss~K. a. raeoma, arrived he1e ~
$500 yesterday.
- uauesn. & Eorwoaian. aged IS
frsa saohomish vas arrested
sssy saE insanity.
-. sa.sag school convention which
y. esrgzrs IS this city On lhumdag
~. - Is Efge's O3era House.
- s..reges Thompson commensed
- - Iias for she piank Rad -
- - q ths bay yesterday morning.
-. naaalsf !. Toohoy. Judge % the
s-s-Fssg Osart o. San ffaneissos ~
- - b. tAs Q1ssn Of the PAoiao-
$3.50 xspsa. Of Portland. has par.
..ssss - tawn site o. Mukiltso for
s.na ~ vii eenvsFt Il Into asummeF
mwlt.
a rhdsy . matsh gasns Of BASEBALL
vi 8 PLAYED between q q inc from ee-
- sstk Dioksg - 81 tcher, and .
- frsm NeWeastls, vi % Booth ~
- and Bseisy bshind tue bat.
nR elssana. oapiain Of TIE Seattle
- fsssissd telegram fF0m the
5sssias1s yestsrday. asking II the Reds
-,~if srdss bats With them IL Portland
= saturday and Sunday next. Mr..
.s1ss replied that theg oOuld not.
M Flfss BaesIsi Church Sunday
assal rlanis viii be on Lake Union To-
~ 4hs alsameF With tu0 baraes will
go Ia Ianaina naaR she min at and
49,. and 90 from there 10 the poF
phags shs pionieksrs wiil be Landed.
nr Root Ieft Tor Portland yesterday
snina 10 attend the aEand Lodge Of
~ snslenf Order Of United WoFkmen.
rs doelos VS. accompanied BY hts
ssghieg, Niles Llulu, via. will spend
s1sIal usska Il wishing Faiativcs aud
tsr18s Il Astoria.
IA lonashorsmsu etili stick 20 their
- aflaa n0t % work 90 the Columbia
4 pnast Round Railroad Company,s
1tslf Il any Of the oompanyis men ars
sea anpiaFed. Thia domHod on
81 psst resulted ID tae oasan's boinR
t6Hnsa Yesterday b Mr Garrison
IS kla eEew % ooai trimmers.
~ Port Blakely Oompany's ship
fla Cd Der last trio from San Fran
- hasaRht mp $50 tons Of steel rails
~ lhe PaRst eonnd a Gays HaFbor
sElEoad OsmpAey. tbs tug Blaksly
haad hsr 40 b Litfis Skooknm yestar-
a. Whers the rails will be discharged
= % aooNs aud towad 10 Claytonyilie,
~ faast Sound teFminua Of the road
M P. !. Strong, one Of she oldest
"a mnsi esteemed members Of che
aois Conferences Of the n. p. Church,
gai "a asatils Monday from she
~ Thomaa MsFosf, Dexter H0Fton,
tsnlsi Baeiey, John Vaughan and
heIa here are old time frisnds, some
y .kam e hfty Yeafa' atanding, and
~ sod theiF families maks him very
9st1emes
RIiilh Saith returned 20 Portland
llllssaay moFninQ 81 an early hour. be
trossla % visit Seattle again before be
nlains % New York. lie had under
nenlamplation several enterprises Of
gaM lmpoxsAuee 20 Seattle, and whether
IA vii dalag them for year or more
remsin d he seop. Mr.. Smith repre-.
ssnas vas zmonnt Of properly In aud
nhaut Ibis els, aud he consequently
fsois 90 lnieFoss IN the eitg'a welfare.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

MINNIE HAuK.-It 10 again Fu@oFee
that Minnie HAak, TIE famous Psima-
danna ia csminR cat 10 the North Veai
next fan. Ne effort shoald Be spared
81 our faahionAhie and music loying
Glasses 10 have Minnis Hank cone -
seattle. ID Il said tbat the great prima-
aonna viii Be snpportad By q superb
aampAny and sAe vii Be heard net Oals
Il oanesFt bet IL sets q grand opera II
fnil costume and Stage nettinEA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

RKmUvkEs--The Duwamish Dairy Milk
Depot has been removed 20 6l2 Front
street, opposite the Palace Restaurant,
EheFe pure swest milk 81 50 per quart
and sweet cream can bohad at al hours
from 8. q. % 5 B. "a. ielSlm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

'sCUT FRHaHT RATEs."-Our spring
goods arriving BY cheap freight enables
ua 20 give the pablo she benefit thereof.
We oifer clean, new goods and nothing
shop worn, at prices without parallel In
the history Of seattle.
mise ToKLAs a EEAaKRMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

FoR SkIE.-HaxinR no regular route
for The sasauaar Arrow, Captain q. Cox,
her owner, oHsFs her for sale cheap.
she has raoentiy been thoroa4hly over
haalea and Atted ap In good sAapa. be
will cell Der for money or good pager.
she a In lirsa class condition, and would
maka 4 Reaeui boat sn short r0ate IS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

AnnzvkA On TIKI QuEHs.-Tha steam
ship Queen 81 TIE PAeIao arrived here
yosiesday fron san RranoisoO. she
broasht SIS tans 81 freight for Seattle.
Her psssenS, : list from san Francesca
eomnsissd - persons. for ports a. fol-
lsWs, FOR Victoria, 81 f0E Peri Towns
snd, 81, fer Saastle. 81. ana fnE faooma,
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efuR o. rHE BaIsToL. The Casino
0ssn Company furnished FOlliokine
saasemeni b = fair sizsd audisnos lasl
sssniag b presenting with excellent
l,ealo elects that we'll known and eft
elplsd piaY, @fau % tne Bristol A
aanoaf Of the artists are known 70 Sc
NE audiences. Mr.. James II. Kelly,
&c eomediaa, has appeared here several
tzeA sud soma Of abe ladies we're here
w ne Thompson Opers Company.
Mr, Y ]. Bishop, who played tbs part o.
aaeatel Thomas Cranberry. was we'll
epptealated. lie IL perfect pictura Of
.A lathes, @. b, Bishop. Who haa grown
hnoqa ID bic play % ''Striollv Buai
seA@ For seme reason Mr.. BaFRess,
as earnes solnist. did not appear last
tseain1. The orchestra vas good, how
~, aad brought several eneores from
pleaaed eudisnoe. Tonight the
mrs blaak ManaiesH viii be per-
,ss1ed Toe. The 6Fst tine IN Seattle,
seea leteFs 0f mnsie and amusemont
- @ aouht faFnish q large audience.
eshef, The nes manager Of the Ca
- uempany. l. 20 be congratulated
= Ne enasRpFise he hns shogn IN bring
g 3 e0mplale opera company, aa tue
@aaassFa vas certainly 4 great feature
- eiGata pertoEmAnee.
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ssssg cards, IS per e19ni1 fof oue
- a. per uonth ~ o1e hall zach.
-. n cezfs Ina Tor o1s Insertion,
..-.se - ~ 81 iassriisns, and 40eenis
- - assertisamenta. 50 ee1tz an
=. -. 81 50 "a ineh for tx ~
..'.'-- e e lnch for to weeks, t1loy 20
- ~.sls. znd g per month
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

NsW spring styles in Amoakaae, Can
ton, GinRhsnls. IS yards for 81. New
and not shop worn oalicoa, Is yards for
81. TcxLAs a SuawRMkH. misc
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

d. B. JuDKns. photographer. ef Sec
end and Columbia streets, is furnishing
bis pasEons hrst-slasa oabinets at % 80
q dozen. ana
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-14

JANIS SULLIVAN, Of Salem, Oregon,
says he was cured Of the Asthma By Gil.
m0se's Magnefis Elixir. A. b. SrKw.
AnT. DIV
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CozFnxKD 10 THE BED FoUR Nozrna,
and almost blind, and cared % one box
Of GiImore's Neuralgia Cure. A B.
SrEwAET. agent. dW