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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-01
BEGINNING OF THE END.
Commencement of the School Examine
tons simultaneously To-day.

The closing of the public schools for
the summer vacation began to day by
the examination of the lower first grade
pupils in all the schools simultaneously
These pupils are the youngest In the
schools, and may properly be called the
infant classes. These classes are taught
by the following teachers:
In school No. 2, the new Second ward,
by Mrs. 5. J. Merrick.
School No. 3, old Third ward, by Pro-
fessor Crossley.
School No. 4. Miss Kate Colding.
School No. ., Miss Griffith.
School No. 6. Miss Agnes Cotton.
school No. Z, Miss Preston.
School No. s. Professor Buck.
These scholars will finish their term
to-day, while the other classes according
to their grades will be examined later in
the week. The little children of this
grade In all the schools, show remarkable
progress in their studies, the class of
Professor CrOssley, the only one this re-
porter was enabled to visit this morn
ing, being particularly we'll disciplined
and advanced. The professor has quite r
large class Of little ones which are suf-
iiGiently advanced to enter the second
reader and higher grade next term. Mr.
Mic Tengg, the Express reporter and
other visitors attended this school this
morning. Mayor CalIaghan and Super
intendent Smith visited the new No. S
this morning to see the effects of Profess
sOr Bucks teaching in this school.
Tomorrow will be devoted to the eX-
animation Of the high first grade.
Professor Alex Kuhn, professor of
German for all the schools, announces
his programme for examination in this
study as follows:
June 2-Third grade.
June 3--Fourth and fifth grades.
June Sixth grade.
June Seventh and junior class.
Revival Service at Travis Park Church.
There was another large gathering at
this church last night. Mr. PinsOn, who
is conducting the services, preached an
earnest and powerful sermon from the
text "Why will We die ?" The audience
listened with serious attention, and ut
the close of the discourse many remained
in the church to learn more OF this way.
Several came forward to testify to the
fact that they were saved through
Christ.
The morning service. at $3.50 to-day,
was more largely attended than any pre-
yiOus service. An instructive and earnest
talk was made on "What Jesus Calls
u.s." The speaker showed that we are
first servants, then learners, then friends,
then brethren, and at last children OF
Christ. A number arose in the cOngre-
CATION and asked for the prayers of their
friends, One gray-haired man came
forward for prayers. The meeting was
full of interest for those present.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-01
Timothy winebruiser, y

Gallagher's latest, good for the blues.
You can buy copy at the following
places: Ernest Rische, opposite Post
office; G. I. Frommer, opposite Court
house; Baldwin's book store, and at the
LIGHT office. 4-23-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-01

There is nothing that adds SO much to per.
sonal beauty as a set OF pearly white teeth and
pure, sweet breath. By using MORLRY's
perfect order and fragrant breath assured.
Only 30. cents box. Liquid and powder
For sale by Il. Kalteyer Son
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-01
Noiice-

Gents, If you want good shoe from
81 20 to So. go to Sullivan's, No. A9 Com
merce street. 4-l4-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-01
For Sala fhaan


A fine sewing machine. Inquire at
this office. 6-l3-6t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-01
HAAS & 0PPENHEIMER,
212 and 214 Commerce ST.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~O~~~~~>O~~~o~
The Most Extensive Stock of White Goods, Laces
and Embroideres in the Southwest We quote for
THIS w Il; ID x

At 8 Cents.
Finc-Shecr, India Linen and Nainsook Checks.
At 2 l-2 Cents.
Checked Muslins.
At 20 Cents.
Plaid MulIs Nainsook, Core de Paris, and
Fancy Lace effects.
At 80 Cents.
spring Tide, Il very stylish Satin Plaid effect
Fine French Batistcs. Persian Lawns. NuIls
Fancy Lace Plaids, etc
At SO Cents.
Last week the stream Of Fan purchasers was
constant all day long: the amount Of Fans sold
unprecedented. To-day we Will add two new
lots. One lot Of IN Fancy Painted and Eln-
hr"tdrr'd ON SIX and Satin.
At $500.
one lot Of lW Arti- tically Painted and Fancy.
carved Handles. worth \,
At 10 Cents.
Wash Fabrics. Five Gases Fancy Dress GIne.
hams. 'e
At y l-2 Cents.
TWO hundred pieces Striped, Plain and Check.
GTtI hlngham; - pieces stylish American
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The Best Advertising Me-
dunn in the City.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29
KIrTIFAs CoENrY.


The Democratic joint convention Of
Yakima and Kiititas counties on Mon
day last made the following nouina-
tons: g. W. Goodwin for Joiat Repre-
sentative and h. ]. SniVely for Prose
suling Attorney.
Preparations aFe making AZ Roslyn to
make the output Of coal one thousand
tons q day. Tue incline 10 now nearly
completed, aud By the middle OF OS-
tobeF the railroad between Gle elum and
Roalyn will be entirely 6niahed.
E. A. Haley, Of the WenAfohie, re-
tanned from the Similkameen mines
over q week ago. He Informed ns that
tue mines IN that country are q failure,
evea 60 Granite Greek. He intends to
e0n6ne himself 10 bis ranch 10 future.
Nest Of The merchants have broken up
ard the miners have Rearly all left. An
ether season there will be no white men
10 the camp. About 1000 Chinamen are
there. and these viii have the camp 20
themselves
Il has been q very dry season all ever
Middle Washington No rain 20 do
mneh good for i've monfha. No other
country On the globe could stand sach
hos, dry apell, and nos pAroh up entirely.
some Of the creeks have gene dry ~ the
erossines-the Hsnum for 0ne; she Tas-
nun creek. opposite the old maj fh0gp's
house. hss been entirely dry most % TIE
time for the last six weeks. Il has been
q very trying season % orchards and
timber eliture elaims.-Localtzsr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29
MxCoLS coUxTY.


A convention 70 nominate g third
tiekaa, and - meet e. DavenpaEA y
hated
There il considerable ex0iiemant oFeF
The returns Eeostved from che OhicaRo
goFeFnment assay once on ore taken
from hedges discovered b. Geo. Reynolds
IN the Ooiyilla district.
The cowboys are nOw On the range
making the fail round-uP. Many Of TIE
kaiehfs Of the iasso aad backing stsed
nav nov Be- ssen on the atrosts. As least
$4,000 viii scarcely cover the value
81 ths vast herd which the boys will
lock after.
There iB o0naiderahl Improvement
going on shout the city. Plans for ssy-
eral new bail ines have bern dFawn. and
meanwhile work on the brisk oouKthouss
and Sisters seminary ia being rapidly
pashed BY Chris. NyRsrd and John
Annch, contractors.
@. W. Kennedy, a brakeman. met With
q serious accident on sunday last. He
atfempted TO step upon TIE pilot Of q
locomotive while the eReine vas IN mo-
ton, missed bis footing and fell under
the whsels. Both Of kennedy'a fest
we're cgnshed and manglsd, and ampa-
tation was found necessary. Hswas re-
ported as doing ~ we'll a. possible at
last accounts.
John BaIfe received letter from his
brother, who resided ai Jersey Heights,
n. j.. Monday night, stating that be vas
on his way 20 SpraRue. He vas happy
10 hear what vas TO him good neus.
The next moFninN be received another
intelligence that bis brother, Michael
vas instantly killed.-Spragas Journal.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29

the e.aae 8eamenss Gntam @pema q
ahlpplBg o@ee.
The Cossting Sailors Union have
opened 9 shipping cfiios &c No. 10 Stea-
AT street. opposits the ofice Of the Mer-
chants and ShipoWneEs's shipping once.
and yesterday shipped several essss 80
vessels taking all Uaion men. Tha ship
owners claim that the sailors strike Il
over and have notified vessel owners 10
ship thar crews throaQh their ofaca.
ID u said thai she sailors Uni0a has
Virtnally ended the strike, as the coast
ing boarding houses. numbeTing over
thirty. have exhausted their paaienas
ard been 20 q oousiderahle loss keeping
sailoraso luna without Feoompenas. The
sshoo1er W. 8. Bovine Oh sunday ship
psd fun ereW Of Union sailors Who we're
villine % 50 without The aasistanes Of
the Inioa.
he Ss msn's uuion shippsd aboaa
sixty men yesterday foE the following
sekooners Ia Grande. Allies Kimhall,
Fannie Hyds. J. B. Leeds, LAZY, Ivy,
GenaEai Ord and II. H. knapp. The
owners Of the Alice ktDbali, Fannie
Hyde. LaR1na, GsnsrA Ord and II. n.
AA&kE ate Aob Ut MlNra OF GGE H01a-
ounsrs' Association. TIE J. B. Leeds
i ander charter % Pops 4 TAihoa, the
Ia Grands e Owned By B. O 0snsranx.
and the Lily and Ivy ere owned b. Pres
tsu 4 Mckinnoa- Pope 4 faibat deny
that they went near the Unioo o6os for
men. and Captain Norris. of tie Ivy,
says thattwo % his Old mtn came % kin
and aaksd Ter work.
Mr.. Is n. Herrisk. % the ehipewners'
AsssSiaaion. said yesterday: 1hs sup
owners Association coas not and never
dia require iia members 10 Rst their
ugeua shroagh the ahipping otHas. AZ
far as can see. the siinattoa - sheet
The sams g. a. the he1innina u TIE
s4Tika. We stin have car sAipPinG ofses
and propose 10 keep & opsn- We have
asnt cur nhips GU n spite Of 81 tns o.
position tie strikers eouid Faise, and e.
tas end % fear weeks they very usnsi-
BY 1seida 70 - 20 WutA. he onlv
thiaa @hirA theF have attained b tka
loss q ahuai &SA0oa. or ons manfh's
wages % naaFiy 100 man- should
iaaRe tkaa ahona 800 aeamen viii be rem
asraa Adla. frum the fAca thn1 We pre-
rose @ kaep the me1 we have sant ont
atnea the sErlka beaAn. ana tha othees
mass either atarVa a. 90 aboard deep
Waasx gazselA ms Abo1ld ~ fagsun
70 tAsn nos 10 follow he lad q fsu
azitstas wbo dont 90 % asA.S-Szs
Frsssszas Ala.
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&c, 1854; 4j<'s, 112; Pacific Ga. 126i
American Express. 1o6: Canada Pacific,
SIN; Gan. Southern. 63sk; Cen. Pacific,
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1881; Denver 4 Rio GFAnde. S21(i Kan
aas 4 Texas, $50 Lake Shore. 9l%
Louisville q Nashville, S05<; AichiRan
Central, 81 +; Northern Pacific, 28xi
preferred, 62k Northwestern, 1l71<;
New York Central 1881; Oregon Han.
way and NaviQatien. 1l6; Oregon
FFansoontinsntal, S31<; Oregon I'm
prOvensnt, 2ej< P4olfio Mail, $50 ;
Panama. s.; Rock Island. 127I<; Ht.Paal
SIX; Texas Pacific, TX; Onlon Pacific,
6l52; United States EK So; Wells Fargo
IS; Western Uniou. 735<.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29


paEaisB ~ wiEnaaa - aEAn Er1AA4r
Eslf Tsaka CIV WflA - tEeEHEt1 sid
aislsrs - M1lnsa1em, ahoaeh many
Il thsm eisplag aboaf equal 81 -
-Do yea Ansu shs p.ssunss q ~
= Hsss answer ne pesmpsn
aEhaa faIlau theEa
@Carfainlgs do yoa knau himF
Yea . - uuss: ~ soa's Jon a.
why, pshaw. Jadeal Hin a., me
unarIisd nirls oat e she aarn1 family
sissers, you might So.
Vel, d pea knou hinf
-Cs1's yoa understand plain Ensliahe
Do yua kn1g this m4nF
-Of sosrss. goa blsskhsad. Do yua
sKnoW himf WAY. bless year old
heart, 1adaa, hes Eas pap nA9 hnA.
1 give him nnnrasn 6va yeare aRo; an
y0a never naa snch dog IN al your
born days as fhaf'n taFned cut % Be.
way, pshau, JadRe. yaa e0aidn1 hnd
Roenln, lika him ailh hide an 1aE -
ssSan o0unsiss; bus tie way ] come -
eit him Waa iast cue ct The fannle.l
hlsued ehinQa yea ever heard tel o..
foa ass tie Wag a e gaa thls--uAi
Had onl STOP right thsrsi We don's
want any dos SORES 5ass nos. Do y0u
knaa himl
WhnFu
~Why, thin man.
sUhf Why, 1 iiawad yoa meant the
doc. Well, Il I'D kn0wed The pap bali
90 ven AZ / did hin, you can bet youE
socks be y uldn't never 9 got him,
judge; that's chat be wouldnL Why.
dog gone Il all. JadGes that dog vas ball
. sse1 this sawine ar0aud aad an
sser tee qassaion, os yoa'h % con-
mistsdn
Chr
II s.y yOu'll be committed"
Il say yOo'n Be Oomnis,sd fOr con
tempt
foF whatfs
For contempt
-WiI yoa answer the qusstionIn
aYeaH
Well thsn. Wig doaa yea do ~"
"Do uhatP
Answer the question
what question:
Tia one asked yea
- Whioh'nfn
@Do yon know ths maafn
" What man2"
Il - ~. 49, -
II wonder, nov, Il you mean bll
Gimpsf'
. GsrtaInly. Do yen know himr
-Didn't / say ye both married int
the same family
Yes; but do-you-knoW kimT 4.
swell, now, zee hare. judges DON
roo know I'd be like 70 knoU my OH
brolher-in-laWf
. win yo1 answer The qusstionf"
what Queationf
sDo Won know Bin Gimpslp
eDidn's / awe him q pap ave year
sYes; bui do you know himGp
aWell, nov, see here, judge, 1 clain
10 BE- free born an half Whits. an d
Won s'poss I wouldn't have any NOR
sense than 10 fool away . dog on Q MAJ
dent kn0Wf No street never Sc
30 bIamed flush with dogs IS 70 vast
Fem Ike that. Know himf OF oonrs
II 40; bsftsr'n ! do the size Of my fee
a. NV ole woman's voioe, and could
told yoa so loDg a0o II you'd only "a
me. Know him at the BART Why. blas
| Il an. Judge, that's where fusl got 90
huainted with him, By bis standfn' treai
an never knowed man, Judge, tina
vas mere certain 70 turn up jack Eigh
where II vas needed IN q game OF sevel
| 40 than him. You can 90 your pile Of
rim for that every tine and never Re
| Ieft, Yes, sir, I'd kRow Bill Gimp
anywhere, even in meetin', though
don't Sposs could ever make out hOV
be cot there. Know hint Yes, siE-ee
bob. know him as well as do whel
dinner. time comes. IL that stroAl
enough, Judge, or do you want me =
produce his nets TO show how muol
mere know himl ! can do u, u siel
Is law"
That will do"
"Uhf
"Y0u may step down."
@DoVn Wherefe
down stairs, you blockhead."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-29
Valuable Min Property fuTSaIs

FTHERR WILL n oFFxRKp FOR SALE
~ a rutsla Aaetina. "a Ne zFe0na, a HuEt
fowneaa1 WsahaaFtcn TtFrltnFy. 0ctah1f 20.
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ruFt foEeaeaa MI oqmpang. HAL pfeperty
ceuslsla - blsets l, 4 s q. ~, 81 -. 81 81,
- - 81 y. - -, ia, ~, ia n NE cay
% fort fcaaecaa. y. r. an& tEast e fand
csataininE \ aetea narsA e Laureuce street.
Nlocas 4 = a. 81, q. .. 1nt he mill aad
Weatf NeieDHina = sd comp AZ VII y
soAd - 60 niese e Preqsrtsg ~ rsnaln1sx
va b aaid u lQte - auii. s4id mil h two
sfe<isa. tl9teQ tes4. exclasixe % buiier rooms
3 hoiiera ~ fNes 81 - taeheis spsiRAt eektsa.
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cat1ins sseselsN - 80 ieet. Whsrf sxtraa
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SNOQUALMIE FALLS

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dlaDateh. The shortest quickest and oesl
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Two gtaeea 5 day from seattle . Sqaak
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STEAMER HELEN.
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" s.lne...laE a11 EIfdaF. e ~ : N. ~
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~ tlrnln9 lang8 koaG e Flafl W 50 -
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Bulbs iG Fall PlalilI.

MIRA MARTHA mnSKINs0S. MAR
Avn kAags BiakeiY. ". :. has Asga aEaa
cent tiyaeintA AID falsp EaihS whi,h 1
01er ~ ne telse4iHE ieW Rates Hya-
CiAths. two fof s. esntA sc al 81 q toRra
tellps - ceats 3 aoEsa, af q Sc per
hH1arez
facee halts b 40 Vel. ulas4 ~ Planted
- early ~ poes ~ Ard Ia 40 oase laEaI
thAe ne ma4ate & Naxomacg, 81 -
lest three iaeha desn.
II cn1eEed eF FaAil psstz<a 81 Ia rasa
q b cehta Rsz ae1En Tor Hsaclnths and
eeHta per aasra To- Tsaiips. N asa b at.iesl
AAafRkgl SNNhER,
aeilaWfna eaFsaseF And ~ased Merchant
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MIsOELLANkOUR
". v. RIMEHART q SON
nEALKRs ~
FlhcI AAD STAPLE GROCERIES, PR0-
VISIONS, PRODUCE, ETC,

l3 MILL STREET. 9kATrLE ". 7.
70 Our CsstoMeys and Frieads
We pro- ose % intro4ucs IN Cur busine8
o. TIE arsf Of TIE monta. the Coupon Sys-
ten 90 mach In voS8e II othar PAGES. and
y hila Ne leave u optional with ear oua-
tomora We hspe thai ali vii give Il atrial
- Ne are cGnV1noed TIE neW syutrm viii
Be q mutual hanenk and give a. cur raa-
sons the fGltoW1nE s1YAn1aEFa.
kkrst--Daily enAEEes % guar occCunf
viii be 8voiaed. because. b. tnts 9ynlem.
thera VIII ne no paa9 booka o. item Eed
mOnthly eillss no Snnrglhg s1 The kssakG
ennaeQ nenEiy no poataw. e. every aass h
q cash sale and N tact saving mach an
oisputSB over supposed czscFepancieA
oooond-kt pzeyua1s hand. Which scme-
times occurs with pass books. ana e ssr-
wants VII nad Il taapoGslhie - get go1da
Wlth01t The co1Eoaa customers can No
eGobt appreciate that oae adv&ntaga.
Third-kvo ! sale being q cash aale cuB-
enmora viii knew thane . noEhiDQc AIRED
70 them whieh they have nj had.
Fourth-by oringlug car ou3lnea8 down
% caAh bass Ne wtla - enahiea - sal
eur E1odo accora1naRg.
ktEIh-Nustomars payszg Tor their books
wlN Be allowed . dkscsank.
With this simple anaoancemeut We re
apoctfally asa thai yea VII ny TIE Coz
pon syst m ane no1fh ana Il "a does not
9ork % year entire as staction We ca
return - tha cd ustked- Respectfully.
2tS ". v. hGNhAAhf 4 SIN.
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fho ac8 an An1icl1a slisslld not fAl - aau q
hin fhe Declor hna visited ~ holpllnlR e
NlrGpe end obtainsd : ersat 4aai e Ealnno1s
tnfcr1alfaE wAicn b. b eemQsaun1 - inpsHl
. thoaa IN nead 81 his narw1csa. nA. 0KbDok
FurSons cured q kama. Cali e. uEl4a AZ
comuunicAtiun4 nrie1lE ecnatsnsial. 1nnl
I'm Gcilara for q HackkFa e msdIcAna. A..
Avs On. J. II aLHBoN. Bes ISL, 6a1 Fran
e1seos cAl Man1ies RosE-lEEzlE1anucsr
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y And n3ernediaie 1,silrs4
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daily. e 8 - and lo11 z. - ~ ~
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riVar axlansan 81 49, - a.
NeWunst3e hlanch q - = g.
49,. -, go A Frmmhlin. 4 hM
RrrniSs 800 a NaWrnHls 4 A. Az ~
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DamacFstio County O0nTmtlGn

VSHK DEMOCRATIC COUNTY coz
4 veafloa & KsnR c8naty VII recon
Fens e aslars Hal on Wednesday. Ock
a tS1f a. II oieI1ck Z. ~ for tha purpose
az nninlnafln acoan1T tieket andof trrn-
aactlng sach ot8eE bualne1s - may prop
erlY cone bafnre Il.
Precincts nss already Represented are
rEanesiad 20 hold primaries and TO eend
deinmnGea Ascending 10 the apporti0nment
already annouaeed-
BY order q the Democratic County
Conmitfse. G. ID. k1GkRY, Cha,
Nd. Il TEART. See'y- 161sWl
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SAX FaancIsoo, SEPT. - Arrived
Steamer Qaeen Of she Pacific. from Pa
Get Sound; steamer San Pedro, from Ia
coma.
SaiIed-SteamsT Columbia, for Az
tOria; ship Alaska. for Ssattle.
TAIoosH, Sept. 8.-A foreign barb
vas trying 20 beat IN ct noon today, evi.
IDENTIFY wanting tng. kresh east Wind.
6RATTEK, Sept, 8.-AFFived-Gteanl-
ship Mexic0, frsm San RFanciaoo.
Bark 0armania will load Black Dia-
mond coal for san Francisco.
But el4.S41 has haan subscribed TO-
ward q Grant monumant tn PhiiAdel-
phia. and q. ". Childs contributed mosi
Of that.
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0ronpa uill D charged @ GENTS o4lrA
for each head.
To tina agreement We pledge our honor
- Busaain. and politely REQUEST the public
not b ask a. 10 dagiaie from the same as
eur discrimination 3 analtcrable and 1aas
nj :. MCCLAIttE
ID r. 1UUkiNS
GEo. MOORE
THEQ. Is. PEISER.
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STEAMBOAT T1AA1 lRArnn
Carrying the u.8. Mali.
Tacoma, ssallls tFuhTsunnlp mb

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g lr4ln and touching ~ 1l'|, ~
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sEaTTlE-WHATcom noaT
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tlr ska91s river ana way nnM Frrsf
Monday ana Thursday. nanTna $500
days and FrsdAyA
For frulzht and panIaaa aanIr AZ a.
panTe olLice, On Neaier' D whart rrI1 Is
ne oealg e. he sane wharf
mrSl-tf GE0. 8. JACOBS Ess.
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$500 THE sTEAAIKR
EvANCEL

Nv. rARTE. Mazasr,
WI leave Xeaiar's wharf ssxtsla avwrv
Monday morning. ~ ao'clock. for
taaeouyes, Vie tAs lslanaa, Sshoms nnd
ssniaAnoo. Fslsrains b sans uay.
Ana THURSDAY uorninEs e. o'ciook. Cor
hsw aesininsisF aaa faaeogssr.
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hel return TIP % Saatta
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fO1 Gkik. aRen8. o. On homrd
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Blasash szs vssy scaFss e Nanfashsa
thss ssaRan. seiitnG a. AiGh - Hfz5
apipaa. YeaEs 40 tksg sod a g esans
emeA.
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BRICA! BRICK! BRICK!

HAVING FoRECIOSRD A MORT
ii gaee 81 I've sii1s q hrick. Ane b.
ia 4ealroaa q turning than into maney
= ensa l VIA eed them IN large e. small
lots eacApeE thaa any cue clsA
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