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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-11
MYSTERIES or ENGLISH COFFEE.
General iduItcrati"n of the cup which
Ghccr. bmt \ot tnCIriMt.,..

Cheers Dat Not tugs2TsJts~.
Neither ON English soil nor ON English
ocean steamers have found it possible 10
get a good cup of coffee unless pur-
over the coffee pot while it was being
brcwed And even then had 10 watch
most carefully to prevent its being spoiled
by the addition OF what EuCliShmcn con-
slider Il great improvcr .f foreign coffee
namely: Il pinch of home or Belgium bit
ter and black, hidcouS chicory.
very well remember the difficulty l
had With a kind llndlady of an English
country inn in pcrsuadiug her not 10
fling bit of chicory into the pot Of
coffee she was making for me out Of pure
coffee | had brought with mc-Shc, the
kind old heart, constantly aSScVcratiug
she should not charge me n farthing for
il. and that il would nightly improve
my beverage. Less ChiCory tSuccoEy
genus chicoriuml i now grown in Eng
land than formerly: hut an immense
amount uf it l. imported there from
Belgium. France and Germany, in which
countries this perennial plant is largely
used for food for men and cattle.
There was time when Il thousand
acres of il were under cultivation in Il
single district between York and STAN
ford, and those English farmers who were
given to its cultivation claimed that il
WIS llbI tNlittt>Alll1 lt lIAe Sbll bNlt
an improver of it, when crops of wheat
were allowed To follow il.
An average yield of fresh roots is about
eight tons per acre. Late in the autumn
the roots are taken up, cleaned, and laid
away. The common price of chicory
roots in Engaud is about 80 los per ton.
There is Il heavy excise duty upon chic
DRY, and the English growers of it claim
that this duty ! levied in an obnoxious
manner.
In all good English grocery stores pure
coffee can always be bought, rs well as
coffee mixed with chicory. The sale in
England Of coffee adUlterated with any
mixture Is visited with heavy penalties
unless the mixture is duly labeled. l
have seen in English grocer shops the
packages duly marked pure coffee, - and
coffee mixed" with Il certain per cent
of chicory. Most purchasers bought the
mixture. But worse than chicory is
adulteratcd chicory. -tud il * said that
most Of the chicory in English shops is
adulterated with beans. carrots. pars-
nips, and bcctS, and colorcd with pig
mentS, especially an earth known a.
Venetian rct.-Bostou Commercial BUl-
letin.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-11
sARTHOLDrS LIBERTY.
The Great Statue About Ready to he
Unveiled ON the aSth

Unveiled the :Sth.
Three years and seven months ago worl;
was begun on the foundation Of the pedestal
for Barthoidis statue of Liberty. To-day the
last rivets in the copper sheathing are being
hammered into place. On October . the uu-
yelling viii take place, and from thenccforth h
it will bc Liberty Enlightening the World -
as the designer of the statue intended That
goodly portion Of the world will he lighted
Is to be expected, for the great torch in the
uplifted right hand Of the dame will contain
10000 candle power electric light aad roI,I
lights on the pedestal viii shed light to the s.y
tent of 800 candle power apiece
1t was diScoUraging task which the com
mittce having charge Of the building of tho
pedestal undertook, and all honor Is due to
them and the patient plgGding Gen. Stone,
that their labOrs are about ended. Last spring
the pedestal was about completed, and since
then the huge iron skeleton, weighing 2Gi coo
pounds, has been.rai~ed into position, and the
copper sheathing, weighing 10000 pounds
has been riyetcd together anI the Joints care
fully hammered smooth. This last is delicate
work, and 80 particular arc those i'm charge
about 1t that worlmcn were suspended from
the top of the statue 10y slight ropes which an
peared from below like mere spider threads
These mon went over the whole exterior sur
face smoothing over VrotubcranceS, While
vprkmcn from within hammered out the
slightest t"nts which might occur
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-11

There has been some delay in the announce
nlent of the date for the unveiling. until our
government could announce to the French
government that the statue was ready and
extend 10 them an invitation 10 hc present at
the ceremony. Congress last session passed q
bill apprOpriatiuS Sd, 800 in a lump for the
expenses OF the approaching unveiling. To
this fairly generous allowance a restriction
was attached. Owing TO the cold water SYM
pathies of some Of the senators an amend
ment passed the upper house providing that
no part of the appropriation be used to foot
wine or liquor bill Of any description. The
house, too let the amendment stand. and the
president approved il. The task of inviting
the French representatives for the ceremony
with the necessary pohteness and at the same
time intimating the cold water conditions OF
their stay, was too much for President Cleve-
land. He took to the woods and the French
ENJOYS were only sent their invitations the
other day. The New York Chamber of Com-
merce, realizing the terrible effect Croton
water might have on the dgestiuus Of the
French officials if they were compelled to
drink it, have taken the refreshmcnt portion
of the programme in hand, and have prom
ised to provide not only wine, but senatorial
cold tea for the visitors
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-11

do wn an d d c :
stroyed. He was
the Geronimo Of his
day, in brief. Two
months after tho
Kellogg Grove fight
he was finally cap
turcd. 1t may be
recalled, as n pre-
ccdent for the Ger
oninO ease, that no
was not put 10
death, but was sent
10 the west bank Of
the Alississippi,near
DeS Moines rapids,
where he lived and
likewise died in
uaaca nct - 1928
The monument that
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-11
THE BLDLI, siAV!K WAR.

Monumcst 20 tie pcad Who rcll at
Kellogg Grove.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-11

Mark Twain, who recently attended tbs
trial OF 4 lawsuit in which he was interested,
In fhiiadeiphla, took things as comfortably
as possible and slept through tho antirn pro.
ceedings. The Argonaut.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-11

1t is thought that the average attend
ance at the New York city public schools
for the coming session viii he 80. 600.
Last year it was 1856. 600
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-11

In Belgian pigeon race that took place
while ago the winning hirl completed
so miles at an average speed Of l. Isl
wards per minute.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-11-11

fIcllo.sG'~ Grove
On th. Hrratanca river, - stephenson
county, lis, Is the thriving town II Freeport
Near Freeport : the battle-ground in which
the Indian chief Blac!, HawI: at length got
the worst Of it for good and all in the differ
enccs with the United States government.
The battle was fought at KeIloGg's Grove,
June -, IS.S3
Black Hawk was bad Indian, who took
the part of the British in the war of 1919.
After peace was concluded Black Hawk
would not stop, but went fighting as il
there had leen no peace. 1t is only fair to
say that it was trcachery on Cur part that
made him do it.
He was regarded as 4 tiger in human shape,
bloodthirsty, relentless and cunning as a fox.
He was the common enemy TO be hunted
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04
AetnIaTs stsron.

II Betiia. saya zee PaH Msil tssssfss.
there 4 ~ asaociAltan q ttsoloxieas
students. hesfigg she naasa q Via
eolMstee, sAia hNe goF ytArs absrfx &
ga tae Wednesday hefase A8ee1sleu Day
the cnttoes eastem q aix8Bine for tas
knpefofs dSss4Ry- TIE wAY Il aolaz
shi9 = aeiqae. HE usemeess % ne
assoetaiiaa praeeed ffaza Befia - shs
village Of ftehelsNostisr. - he Haxss
and heFe thsy eeteefate TIE snuleefs4rt
u the gaild At the asnshaha Res
tAnraaa dhey immedlata elsnA np
ca 0Ak tree 10 tha ceHseF q the etr8en
ard sal themselves 90 the bfAneAes
Beer Il handel 10 fFoza she Rteaea.
and, aftss tee tbfrd eiaes has t.ssa
drained, he psssidsot Sal xefs the a.
niTuFs&Ex sreceA, AftsF wkich 4 rsear
= EivSn fut tne kmpssaz. EgFa. 81 the
Wefd - eommAad. & she etassss Are
kuEied - Sc Rfean3, ana tie ncttaa
b thai tha &mpercF VII Ave a. q -
yeaEa a. thaga afs bfcksn ziasesa. Tees
year Twelve glasses wese hFahen. -
tAaa tie &mpeFor saoaid ~ b go,
ienafiah-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04
Betrayed or Stolen.

r TGHT Ray MARE, BETWEEN
IL 5 and years old II or y hands high;
iimbeds had shoes on when est eyed
about July lat Any che fading ab "
described mare viii Be suitably rewarded
b. del VERNE tame At my grocery store,
corner Third and EpFtlH streets.
iF25dN2N tho. LYLE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04
FoE Sale.

TIN ACREs or FIRST CLASS
lmproFad land-ercha good house
ana barn, with three aae streams of Wa
ter runninN through 4. There are two
clay mills On he place. with an abund-
water ffouta9a. Distance from seattle
Post 0lilee, less than four mica, Situated
immediately west Of Milton polnk Ad
dress GE0ftGE D0hEKl
Once with G. r. Bowman, opposite the
Yesier-LeaFy block. Post once box 40.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04

= Win ths ~ starce II tt.s a. - -.
groFed Troy a8 hinerg and the g y liir.s1
tazer o. Lake t51.sa, ~ have q. -
Ter all kinds y uofk and any GUAM. y
no Chine empiogoI Give a. { Gssa
Leave Orders ut 3 Geo. " 1rane, Na .
lnxaon 81 o.. araF foNneFc8a. - ~
fa1If1Tss1 =, "a eE=asrr 80 Terrf - ~
els BAeLHR ERoS-. Ptop'L
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04
Treasurer's Notice.

THE TREASURER OF KING COUN-
i y via pay 81 presentatloa. al out
sta1elng - rants drawn On The eOustg
azd iaciuding Ne. u55 81 5he Fsbsuafy
teFH, lst3 No infS1es- vii Be allowed
on said Warfanta kfter this date
GE0. D. HtIsiA. Treasurer.
01ice ~ Ccnnsy Treasurer, seattle.
Ts5sT a IaEr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04

W. p. BOYS a CO. are sxkibtine z
xsry larSn an4 tgllhAnt lire q stspie
sn1 faacy afass cosds this aeaaua.
Spsiuz 0rtnes uiih Il aiwRys the desire
fsr nAay ueR SHADES and atylas moee
ApqruQsiata - he hxtxhter au4aen- By
Al nsSsna Nisit arst SO Ae1lde visa
uaking year ssieciio1A Nt1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04

Fob @ALaH-
Two sIsllsx HotaAs AND 1A0I On
cffg -. 81 Is ed eksuR
eeenad kaad ftfnIEufa 8t1fs.
80 Acrss ard p4EE elearee. = ~ -. -.
Wh1ia Elrer raaeh, ele1rea l1i.e-e. 80
ef,eManfamra e8 &k5e 96ls bargains
CouneFy nrlri ~ S nar: laandyy.
fiountFy Etcrfs exEaas 4Alon1k
vast GoFefufNEE7 cl1IIuNs 10 azFe4
q KISS aad sncnonizA eoantleA -
Facassd elaln.. 90 tnsllnqnl.hsd hgner
ssssl g pre-e.a ~ - 80. !. y. - y. ' =.
TEm1a City 1sorn f0f HAnchs -
Aovtgaess - solld property ~ = ! ~
Clt9 ard CountT scrip. -
Rev aad ss1ond- hand safea
WANTED.
Money; rood security; best iniezans
~ wous 80 49, @isss: hlxhsut WAGES pald
lrnne7s washers and cooks No pay
10 farnish fam Aands 20 per month.
CanFaasars and aR11ls. - PER mo1tn
f1nrfuar "a fluuroFea stock Ranch, $50
Two lady pArfaer4 fer life, by two well
FOR RENT.
Anunber q improved farm4
Ninesesa housea - = -
FnFnfghed o. unfuFal shed rooEa with
q wlfhuuf board. 81 q month ~.
Popular SAl01n 80
l61 scrs Ksach; impxoycd orchard ana
hay no cash renk
Stacre inDr5vo ranch. % q month.
Houss aad large garden. N town.
FURNISHED rooms Tor housekeeping.
GEO. ~ GRAMS,
waahinxten Territory Employment Bn.
Feau. near Garner Commercial and
Westminster slEersa. sealIse. aW
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

7 HAVE A DWELLING HOUSE FOR
4 saie At Black Diam0Re. free Of ali me-
chania s or material nsenis lieus o. other
encunn<an e.. For particuia inquire
of MRS JOHN " MURGAN9 e biack
TllaTnnnd f14Bl A FEGrls
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cEMEaAL ANn NfRYous plsElsER

MARK a. L0NGAKER, M D.,
Graduate q woman's Msdlcai College
q fsennzg ivania.
OEilee aad rzaldeace, corner Cherry and
IAsfQ streets. Uflioe NOUS trnlM 3 10 Il
and fIom 4 70 o'clucks
Farstcul4r atInntlon given 20 the treat
nent Of diseases If women a1d children.
Consultations 10 A1glIah and German.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04
HOTEL POR SALE

AT SLAUGHTER, KING COUNTY,
- The building il new location and
Business good. Reason for selling. sick
nas. for particulars Inquire q Dr.
B Ill ARD At SIs1atifF q e the hotel.
jy231wzw MRS. SARAH sIAPSON.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04

wishing stock arriving sa Il
THE INDUCEMENTS We OYER 70 TEE PUBLEC PRICES
scrap
Leather worth
Clothes Wringers
other o -
buying
&sF0NE PRICE AND SQUARE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04

ENAET1K. March, 8 1886
On. II d. LoNcAKnh Deax SIR kus
paanfni fscilnE - xaF torohead, and at
nlEas Would 81 4Eoahied VITA dtAc1lt
hFeEthIoa. couEAlnE 40 oxpecIsfaElnEs
- 1llas Had NuI liElae &o4G VA Fet1
Ml1eTahia from th1a cHlarxn q Tie Aaaa,
1aAses ana the AzEnnE4 foF Whtrn cyuiu
Lad 10 rezllE had been prpuQzl1ca1 NJ
- 1eW aayA roenttAHE - permane1t
cuEEs
arsm what I know q Dr. Lonzaksr's
pruknAic1al skin and gEeafnlant feei A
ia most heArLllT recommend al EtEanus
sul1es 1aE Lon dlaulkne - ann with t41
assurance t1st 1aey VII reoe4ge me1t e.
eelle1t pfct91AloHa4 4no ulo1lc4d trcasr
nlen1 CLARK y. DAFfa.
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For Sale.

shw1fuI. AND HofEI4 81
~ rrveu af-res 81 lana. CEps4lll ~ ~
r. 80 fset Der day. Win sell ml
- = HEFgER & DIS ll0,
is5e1W Esk Commercial -
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rs IIsrnE tssH
Fertts ifssrssf'an s. ~ r's'sie sd
li,s t.ssest e ne CniFeEfI / lfr4l s54
m1 4rsns shs rse q ss4l ea1e1As g
aAs aks ta1mBE
qta rei4esafT wa epsn Men3s4s
zertss f t1e 4lN .1rD 81
te1aa froa rls@tef 8 - &cFfzE
81. ~ fn ffem AoHeMlf q
N e 4satg az aSIs ne i1ifa lszaa
ftn,n ssnarg q s. AefE 3 ~ ta1TeA
s1fsn fires tpFII 3 o. 4aae II. S4-i.
Uk sufs may snssr st 92g EIk1e.
50 e Wse53 - ~ oezteF fp< i1e1a 80
10 lha taassTaiiY 4 t41g Wcqi4 enter
81 tise - alag of SOS Ao1eai ga4K g -
- taeinainR 81 s teFm. - y e
slaiir Fenal sdad - t11s8 Nho eeu-
fela IS easerlng ap1a 1oues cne - -
snfsss = staay % b Ffe1t & p94s.-
- 90 ths openlng DAY, 9eptenlssk 3
mnea nle aFe &Eea aEN4nE4a faaS
wis o0n1lnaa tngDagh ths ye4E.
pkcU1zx
Ii Po~sii. A. A. President, sd IN
asfae61f q Ms<hoaaa1tes sod aeifanonT.
q. b. 5ohnson, Profsmor 81 the Ass-
ntm1 keanHes.
j. IL. fayioE PsofssE o. Normal
fn4ffss len
Tkouas Rsftry, 4. 81. Profe9os q
Anc|ena sad Modern Kaagusgea-
Mis- Minnie IhoFndyke. Cca4a1soF
a. fha DIS Kanans o. Maeso.
MIaa K. d. klimcnd, lnssFugtur "a AEt
nDUsrros - 1Uz1Iss.
Ths EDUCATIONAL ndyanfaasa o. tks
UeBissFsitg vii b. eqaaii1sd % TIE
usncia Ia AL paris q t1s Territory.
Wit0 tAa libNFai appropriation masie
81 he iaat legislative Assembly for st.e
bens1t n ne University the Board q
Repeats are wisely pt0Si1ing fof e..
crossing - asefulness and efficiency -
fhe diGsrent departmsutas end - tne
same time hase bean enabied % uahs .
gery considerable reaaasioa IN tha san
ton otafea4 9tirb ere nov m1eh BE-
iow fbose ~ any instifutiOu % 8lmilaf
grade 10 the Northwest u order 70
eQaalizs he ndsantaRss o. ne Univaf-
aitg a. fzs 81 pfAe ieabie % 81 ne pso-
ple 81 ahe Territory the hagiaiatnEs at
~ Lass ss son not Only - enaeted the
iaw allowing he appointment - oue
free scholarship 70 eaea Representative
and Gouaoilsnan has likewise provides
that tbs aefnsi travelling expsnsea q FL
other rsudents aflending tHe University
fr0m outside 81 X na ooanty should b.
dsdaated from the Eeauiaf tuition
charges. This pFoglgi1n virtually brings
ne advantages 81 tha univsrsity 70 the
very doors 81 al ths psopis Of the Ter
FitoEy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04

Located on the University grounds
ara tuo separate buildings nssd for
b8krdin9 pufposes-one for y0anR gen.
flemen and 0ne f8F yoang ladies. The
boarding depaFtmeuf for the present Is
under the general supervision 81 the
President 81 the University, aud Il Is
tha aim % make q 3 eomf0rtabie and
deliQhtful home for the students. Mrs
eoWail. aifs 81 the President, y III have
special care and OveFuRht Of the eutire
department., aad 10 order thai Young
LADIES' attendinR the boarding depart
meut Of tie University may have sps-
olal training Ia al thar rtains % their
weifafs-both az 20 health, culture sud
F66uoment--it b she intention Of she
Board Of R-aanta - pf0Yids a. The ear
Lest day pFaettaabit an accomplished
lady instructor, Who viii reside with the
yoang ladies Ia the boaEdingbouse, and
give 8 eeiai care 90 their Training. In
ths government Of the boarding pupils
u viii be cur atm 10 exercise such care
ogaf en- and 4 We Maah attention -
their department and manner Of living
as, 10 our iadgment, vii secure thor.
oueh scholarship, broad culture, good
health, general manners. pure morals
ana tbs hiz.eai type Of - lnh0od snd
8pnanhosd.
Iba ehafqes fol board and lodging
yariaa from "a 10 % per week. the
exact prize 10 each oass depending %
the fureishing Of the room. II students
are not abs - pay these prigea, and
prefer 10 do %, they can form boarding
eiubs, rent rooms, buy theiE own pro
visions aud DO their 0wn cooking &c
from fIs8 10 $50 per week. These
latter prices % course msan The plain
ED Of fare. bat when students are
anxious Tor an education an1 have but
limited meana theg shoald oe willing 10
make aaeFihcaa.
II lisa fact worthy the highest con-
mendatian that We have had yoane
men and young women attending The
uniFeFsitg every year for the last four
years who BY their aafk metninRs aud
evenings aud Saturdays have main
tanned 90 mseives ia school and have
been anonn oar best students
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

CEyERAL ao-AcRE TRACTS NEAR
- The city.
A number Of good dwelling houses con
ven ent % street car line.
Choice inside property that viii pay .
good per cent IN the investment.
some choice blocks and lots IN Com
stock addition.
Some tins lots IN North Seattle cheap
lots IN y. Denny's PATk Addition.
Also, some farms and farm ! nas.
We have two or three sawmilis for sale;
also, moueF % loan. In fact we are pre-
pared . accnmma data any aud every body
that comes along.
HEFNER & DfsH0N.
aua 19sA Commercial street Seattle
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SNOOUALMIE FALLS

THE SEATTLE. sQUAK AND sN0-
4 quaiuie Transportation Company e
now urepared 70 carry passeaHefs and
freight from Seattle . Snequalmle ana
later mediate poists. with promptaegs aad
iiispafch. The shortest quickest and best
route 10 reach the famous Snequalmia
Falls. hon ranch~a and huBting aud nsh-
inQ grounds OF that region.
Two stages q day from seattle 20 SQaak
leaving &. p. Stone grocery uoro -
q. m. and D. N. For further particularly
apply at stones grocery store Front
1850 ap1l
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POR SALE.

A COMPLETE OUTFIT or HOUSE
"A haid furnitHre. eafpeta etc, for sale
cheap. Possession 81 house given with
re furniture Apply On tia premises
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Call for 4 Re lioan Can
ventisn.

AL HKpUBLTcAEs or KING
~ e111tF are f1r af4ted - 31i1 q 11ll1is
ieF oe.Fe1 - = Haan 1iseH1 g91zz =
c9nFoalen - b he,d Is eeaatie.
SATURDAY. August "A ia2
AT Is eeso1k .. a.. ~ he rnfsssse e -.
p11sIr1 ~ Ez1&a - he kefrftcrzas Con-
vent s. q - 11tt IS 1seoEla. Ecp1eu Der
a. .14 e Big1FIct C|EH9eofiC1a and ni1o
~ ne rIse 81 zssa * 1an1ldatel
Ter the ega1F Effesg Ana zze11 bef1 q ne
lsea q afes NNM 70 At1end 70 any aka1T
11s nM ENat mny c8a1e Hpe
IL d Fsu91c E11aEa that primaries D.
HID IL eAcn precinc1 81 saturday. AnE.
3lst-ia tiie gou1iry pnecincls q deie.eck
u 81. enc II ne cItf szEcEe3s ff93 8
oel8ok - - o'cIocE , -.
The 1aae of Representation "a matle na
az ttagu lean vote for q iuiant- fsenarsl.
BrsKad era teueFai and Eomnnis88Fx sAsn.
erni. 4 RS eieulIon e fSst 1no aaiexase
fnf eaeh nflF rateE aEd enc aGdiii6nal
dsiazafe fer eel flaciie1 q ten Telsaan
o4ef.
Arr nsw pfeci1ct formed after this
faae shall - entitled - ans delesata-
Each prNeinst q entitled 70 dllegasaa -
follows. soWit.
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ForSale.

An IMPROVED STOCK EAAA Y.
~ 1ln ACMEA.
81 ceres IN hay and 70 acres Rn@1f
IMP ogeMeu1 - IA
~ go 49, CT 90 o. ~ KILLS
r.ys8 10 Chsrry street. esafl,e. y. Z.
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PWN01C1AN AID NUHt No3.
nEAUuAIE o. IHE DEPART
EnllF1sfg * 40 ntsg a. Rev EoRA
Elea Il ah8 4aaSkIa HIEnxA3 M1tAA
en- FeaFlh snd 5ez8ea afrcee4
Srarlai atfanlinn KfF1a b cAz1ztc Qls
na6ls ana ~ szEgieal cssest a1As - ~
~ - y uss-sssir sssusssa ssM
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PICKED Ue.

A sKfgF. IS KEET LONG. REHT
n esaEn well baiit And stRonw zhs
owner eaa recsrsr Il hy caliing ~ Justice
Lyons oeAcA iylo
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Situation Wanted.

A LADY NURSE. LATELY FROM
"A tie Eest. wishes Z Altnati01 70 wait
On 4 isify "a cananeneas For far bar In
fogaafiaa cal o. Maia 81. BET kiftA aEd
Six4h. hrxt Do Cd echoei honse, tyfs In
cTNCg THK PE0PLE HAVE FOUND
- oat he Eents and quaiity q TIE
Wits RIVER CHEESE
Iaa sals hns Iaegaased SC PER cent
iyfs ?. FREDERICK.
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Purnished HOuse 70 Bent .

A COOP. WILL FURNISHED
"A kolsA VITA eeves roma centraliy
i1oatsa. Fer particulars address rost
cllice box &c. Possession VIII be gwen
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WANTED

A FIRST CLASS NAN TO TAKE
- cAArsrn o. enwinx Nnd packing shin
Ftel- fncuIro 81 the Qtsca % tho SfkI-
son & f',lST Mn Co. SeAfile. All s
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For Rent.

A LARGE HANDSOME FURNISH
"a ed fronf room. with elcove. bay win
aowa. on Front aad UniFersity streets I;
new house. Inquire at Brunswick Res
taurant Of A. CANNON. jy5o
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7. T. MINOR, N. D.

OFFICE IN OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
" roems and q
Oales hsars: nsmDIsm;abs pm
ana % D n.
Ieiephone connocsfon-O11ce No. 81
residences No. ~
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T. ]. HOWARD

Ts DOING THE LARGEST AND
l most satisfactory laundry Work IN the
city. sure Of gsttiug your cl5thes back
and q not being avelchaTRed- Give him
q call At the SEATTLE LAUNDRY.
Washington street. 1yao
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T.oRT.

A BAY MARE BRANDED II on HIP
n end anchor On shoulder. q When
abe IA ioase had On saddia ana bridle.
finder ~ Be rewarded ~ leaving tie
eai1 alupagky with CALKfNS & 60. On
Frc1t street. Sc8tllr. all