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The weekly times. (Wilmington, Del.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-16
VOICE OF THE p oPLE.
A Good Suggestion.

To The Editors of THE TIMES:
S1R:-While passing along West Third
street, between Madison and Monroe, Il
few evenings ago, noticed a little boy
playing near the sewer; He was stand
ing in the gutter near an opening letting
into the sewer, 1t wonld have easily
admitted his body and misstep would
have sealed his doom. Now, | don't
know whether there is a law regulating
the matter, but it seems TO me that the
city should put gratings at these places
and thus prevent, perhaps, loss of life
- OBSERVER.
Wilmington, October Is, 1856.
The weekly times. (Wilmington, Del.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-16

nation election for delegates to the
convention that named Biggs and
Pennington, and the summary man
ner in which certified members of
that body were Bounced" are not
forgotten. Neither are the irregu-
larities at the nomination for candi-
dates for Sheriff and Coroner that,
at the time, made decent men heart
sick. The immense overissue of bal
lots upon the nomination of James
W. Ware for Representative was a
fitting climax to the series of farces.
We particularly regret the necessity
of repudiating the nomination of
George L. Barnhill, for Coroner,
among others. An honest man and
useful citizen, he deserves better
than the fate that is fast driving his
party to perdition. This is ques-
ton of principles, not men. And
the platform upon which to elect a
Governor and Congressman Bet
ter had it never been born, for it is
standing rebuke. The citizens of
the State from one end to the other
crying for relief from Anticipated and
unwholesome laws, and not word
uttered in their behalf. As early as
two months before, the Temperance
Reform Party adopted and threw
broad cast over the commonwealth a
Declaration of Principles that was
enough to set the later convention
to thinking, coming, as it did, from
an influential body of honest Demo-
Gratis and Republicans. But that
work still stands alone as represent
ing true expression of the peoples
will and hope for the future. There
is no dispute in regard to this plat
form. Rocks upon which there
might have been split are not
there, nor is radical demand of any
kind made. The settlement of the
liquor question is left to vote of
the people, and the other planks call
for reforms of vital meaning to a
vast majority of the States inhabi-
tants. Oh, that we might each one
cherish alike the immortal sentiment:
Let not lightly fall
Beyond recall
The printed scroll a breath NAV float:
The browning fact,
The kingliest act of Freedom
Is the freeman's vote. $780,
In all that shall characterize our
communion with the public, we
would convey a deep feeling of re-
sponsibility. To the careless man
there are few positions capable Of
greater destructive power than that
of a journalist-the judicious, con-
scientious writer finds endless OPP
portunity for helping upward and
onward.
The weekly times. (Wilmington, Del.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-16

THE Philadelphia Sunday Despatch
few issues back, "went wild" to the
extent Of a column over the life of a
man said to have died at the remark
able age of l44 years. Wilmington
can beat that. Adam and Eve live
side by side on West Eighth street,
near Monroe, in perfect harmony.
This is fact.
The weekly times. (Wilmington, Del.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-16
OPINION OF THE PRESS.

Atlanta has received too much
benefits from its Prohibition laws to
vote hastily against it.-Philadel-
yhia Erening Telegraph, Qnd.)
Christopher Columbus discovered
America three hundred and ninety
four years ago to-day. If Chris
topher could look in ON New York,
with its Doodle aldermen, and CAN
ada, with its fugitive swindlers, he
The weekly times. (Wilmington, Del.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-16
Get THE Times, for Nothing

The first number of THE TIMES
will be given away to-day by First
& Davis, No. 3l3 Market street !;
r. S. r. Butler & Son, No. APO
Market street; M. McEvilly, No.
2ola West Second street William
Gosnell, northwest corner of Tenth
and Orange streets, and r. d. Nc
Elmoyle, No. 2l25 Market street,
and hereafter be for sale by the per-
sons named every Saturday morn
ing. Three thousand copies will be
distributed to-day.
The weekly times. (Wilmington, Del.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-16

We believe that the election of
sincere men with courage enough to
leave their party is more conducive
to the perpetuation of free govern
ment than the continued reign of a
line Of otiice-holders and ofiice-seek-
ers.
The weekly times. (Wilmington, Del.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-16

WE solicit correspondence from
all over the State, but ask our
friends to please remember that
"brevity is the soul of witt
The weekly times. (Wilmington, Del.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-16
BOOTHE & GOOD,
Editors and Proprietors.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, so CENTS.
OFFICE, NO. lOl MARKET STREET,

Wilmington, Dela,oor.
For sale by First & Davis, No. 3l3
Market street; E. s. R. Butler & Son,
No. 800 Market street; NJ. McEvilly,
No. 201A West Second street; R. Nc
Elmoyl, No. 2125 Market street; and
William Gosnell, Northwest corner of
Tenth and Orange streets.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-24

WMKREAs, Il has seemed good 10 he
Almighty DlsposeF % Events 30 remove
from our midst our late worthy and
esteemed brother. d. j. Mclaughlin, Of
Sansei Lodge, No. 81, Of MaFsh6sld,
Oregon, who fer many years has been
. faithful and loyal member of our
order; and
wHEREls. We humbIy bow to Him
who eontrels she issues Of life, vet We
deem ID but juaa and appropriate thAt q
titttnR Feoognitioa Of bis services a. an
Odd Fellow and his merits a. q man
should b given in the folloWipg Eesolu-
tiona; therefore
Rssolpad, By Cascade Lodge, No. 50.
|. U. %. r.. OF Black Diamond, that We,
bis brothers and associates, feel q deep
sense Of affection towards the departed,
and deplore his loss With deep feelings
Of regret, s0ftened only BY the confident
hope that bic spirit his Joined that
Grand Lodge on high with those Who,
having fought the good fight here, are
sDtoying perfect happiness IN 3 better
world.
Reaolued, That In the death Of Brother
d. J. MoLanRhlin this Lodge lamsnts
| the loss Of q brother who was ever ready
1 ~ kAAAANA $40 A8AAAA Va ANAN1A1AaH AAG
the voice Of sympathy 10 the needy and
distressed II this fraternity; that be was
an active member Of tins order. and that
his endeavsrs we're exerted for It's vel
fare and pfosperity-a friend and con-
pani0n who was dear 30 us all.
Resolved, That our sincere condolences
and earnest sYmpAthy Do extended 20
nis wife In her affection BY The ilas Of
her best earthly friend, devoted has.
band, good citizen and an upright
man.
Rss0lpsd, That the hearts aud hands
II the members Of this Ledge Of Odd
Fellows shall ever be open 90 the vile
Of our departed brother IN time Of need,
and THAI she shall ever be surrounded b.
she three links OF our order Friend
ship, Love aud fruth.
Resotssa, That the thanks Of this
Lodge be extended 20 ali Odd Follows
and friends who rendered rs assistance
IN oonductinR the funeral services, and
also 10 the members Of the Masonic Or
der Who attended the funeral AZ an
escort Of honor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-24


The Synod Of the Colum bia, whiah
held iis recent session at spokane
Falls, embraces one hfih OF che terri
tory az The Uaised STATES. includi9o
Oregon, Washington Territory and
Alaska, TIE whole geographical AREA
e 5000 square miles. lts population
is SJ4.000, including Chinese AID In
diana.
Ia the four Prsabyseries Of the synod
there are ninetY three ministers, ninety-
seven churches. with Si6s members.
They have raised for their own support
81, 600; for home Missions. el47l; for
foreign missions, $50; for education Of
Ministers $780, for tFaots and religious
literature fer distribution, &l41; for
church erection, So; for relief Of dis
ablsd ministers, sls9; for freedmen,
t16, aid for lleRss, SITE; making Q
total OF 81, 20e fof the year ending %
tobsF I. 1856.
ThsFs has been Fsasived during The
year nearly 1000 members into the
churches. TIE increase Ia church
baildinR has been rapid and The NUN
Der Of new churches OrGanizsd has BEL
quite large.
A large nnmbsF Of the churches are
vacant, and many places are calling fer
churches aud ministers. Six ministers
are needed for the neg Aelda IA tie
PreebyteRy Of Idaho alone. lhia Pfea-
bytary embrsees Eastern WsshlnRton,
Northefa Idaho and Eastern Oregon.
The Synod met with . warm welcome
AZ spokane Falls. Ample aud most ex-
oellent arrangements bad been made
for their entertainment By Rev. a. q.
Watson, the pAaiaF Of the church there,
and hia eihoisnt earps Of elders. Con.
veyAneea were ii waiting 20 the depot,
Places Of enteFtainment we're provided
and many Of TIE o. tortainsrs zane h
receive and oundnot theiT Raasts 10
their homs&
Il waa hopad that the Syuod coalA
meet Ia their new church, but sAs Q O..
pletion 10 delayed Yea several weeks. Il
d q beantffnl bFick stFuctnrs, Of ths
pattern Of ST. John % she AdiFon-
dacks" craeifoTm, With q SEATING e.
pacitY Of about SO. When completed
g viii Be ths most elegant ohasch edi-
nee IN tue city.
The synod began ita hnsiness by the
election Of Rev. fhomas n. Gann, %
Walia WallA, as itM Moderator. its
Business oceapied Friday, SATURDAY. and
Aonday, with despiy interesting popalAF
meetings ever evezinS and thfoa. hout
he Sabbath. TIE woFk and eaaas q
al she boards q the churoh and Pres
6yteries WsFe RE lived. Questions % Iiv-
Ing and vital interest," dlscusEsd aud .
deep interest," in tks eauss Of Prtsoy-
tsEianism wAa awakened in she city. ID
aai1urn 4 10 mFet IN Tscoma "a 0c-
sbsE, ioe7. - Walia Walia goarHai.
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A BAsH KEsaHT.-A baby girl hardly
cid enough % coo has been snrolIsa
among the knights 0f Labor and b the
most popular delegate 10 she Riahmond
Convention. Elizabeth Rodgers Is 3
delegate 90 the Convention from Chica-
20. Her husband died six months ago,
$40 months before the baby was born.
The widow h En- earnest Labor knight,
and when she YES elected q daleRate %
tne Convention she had 20 bring The
child OF stay e hemo. Ia order % esf
the little ons into the Couveaticn itu
name must be placed on She roll. This
vas all arranged and TIE yOunRs1sR waa
admitted 70 the assembly with ''No. e0B'
on badge pinned 20 ils best bib and
tucker. Il isenrolled b. the sAms name
as lie mother. n zabeth ROdRera II
mads 900 men FoaF with lauRhssE, The
other day, when. on In imp0rtant votl
about sustaining the Hone Club. IL hsld
up both ii1 tiny hand8 when ila uothoF'I
name vas reached on the roll.
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AnAulknaEls a1nsrur ~ uuf unxfhg
ahmnR mnas - fnen NnwonnEla see
frlIewiER uasnsa wilh q raQnase fkMl
fhsy hgpahliahs
Tsezs eEs Eu1ozs nasas 10 Kine soanty
tnatmg
Biz cssaElns "a b lsa % slsss.ua
Fur wa.e.r e lEsaasar san's sssas sas
rinR
Thaa usaid snaks or friuna Ralhn 90
NheH4 q kinG.
Akass Bos Igsed poIitisians fhat eozas
% tbs Coass
via tselz a fuang buainsa VA FAD
1hAt the peopls wun't a1and Is uhen
thsy Sc fheEe's q law
Ihsy wIA 3amp 20 ne whesi with hs2Ks
sohnmY Ma9mw.
'Iis tEns ws had izuahls vita ths hsafh,
en- Chinse
BIT MsGns sisAsa shsy'a Iuavs Is 10
poaee. all azEee,
And Isss.r - ~ fzihaE, whosa apiEiE's
ms MOSS asa Bis dusy-hs'd d il
o. Gle.
And the lEoabla Ne bad ssaas % soma
q Goda8nd,
Who work niaht and DAY for 10 aain
thGlF oan end;
Lihs GU Tsvkss q Old. asdins fusIso
The straw,
That sas Lindline Gre sr0ana Johnny
They've bean working their racket faR
many 3 days
Aow ihs time Is has come for he reopIa
10 say
WHISTLER they'Vs been hooduiakad b.
fsw men Who sac
4 good chAnes TO plot against Johnny
Mc(3Eaw.
whsn s'sr We usss needy and vsns %
BE never frOunsd On Ne, bat gave Is The
paw,
And hslpsd us ioaiAvs on the wolf fsOm
the door,
For Meorsw Is 8 uan that is tEus to ths
MeGsaw has bssn weighed in every de-
And never found wanting. We ali must
aQfoef
30 nOu ve,ll sapport him to shou WITH
out Has,
That We have nol Loaf faith IL our John
~ AeGFaw.
Nov brothers ard sisisRs II the Counsy
Of King,
Sand ~ toe tried hero and not By tbs
That vas wrought out By WeRsnsF,
whose aFdoT will thaw
When be apds Cur nsxt Sheriff h John
~ A'a'as. Goa. Muua.
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sTEAMRR TRAYKL. -
STEAMER HELEN.
F0R COLBY. PORTS ORCHARD nHB
WAsHlHsT0E.

sTK4AdER HKI.EN. WI
kila. 3aaleF, leaves Hafrina
ton 4 anitha wharf seattla. every fnzfsr
Wednesllay and Fridag. e - 8 m. fol
tl4lrl. Mttc1elg EQlnl. had 81 PERI Or
~ t1raina AeaVe bad 81 PoTi " ashiBRlon
- - q n. had % POI OTehar6 a. 10 :.
~ Mt1chaIa Point &c io.o q IA. cnIhY IL
n. aFFlglNa IS seattle ahout - n "A.
4Aenaag, xhn8aaE ana 6aaHEaaH. aW
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Ta THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIKI
4 Third IudiciAl Dinirict q WnahinElan
Territory. holding terms q seatlle, b King
counly. WWhinEtcn TeFdiogy.
Ne. 50is--SAmnsl A. Heyt. ilbaIihnt. ". ths
seAubuat Geld nuss. her enainaa, bnilaFa,
tarkie, apparel sna furniture, FBspanEena
Aotce n henebT given thsi. u6aFesa br 4
decree o. The sboFs entitled Coart ealsred q
recoro 10 ssid c an on he ath daY e Oc.
loeer, fscl, ne atevs nsrnsd Eieamooat Cola
Dzst her engines. boiiofs. iacfle, appafe aaa
iurnitzFa, were eondGI1ned aad oFGsFed % b
sid h NE ma1aer pFoxi1ed b. law, - nnswar
n prayer % the aheVa naned lihsilaaf apd
tntsgveniER lihailant4
Thernfara. ufll sail aAia afammhaat. hsr
eneineN boilers. taekle. apparel ana furai.
tEEe. a. pubiss snetica, 10 ne higheat hlaa A..
fEeaaA. - 7. v. Lahe's shipyaFd d tie civ
81 Seattle. - king eoaaig, uAGhiagsan Ter.
fitcly, - Zen ilol s'elook h ths iorrnosa. e
aoceay. the - asB ~ NgVembar, 11sS
Dated u "a IA q octobsf. tass
uaiss6 States MarsAa ior Ws1hinSiss 'rur.
rftogy. ocZg
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POR NAL.R

GyAEM on WHITE RIVER CON
tanning W acres about IS aeFea
cienrea Z god ho1se1 ADD barn an 81
calleni orehaEd; Al IN good orseF A.
situated n1o8f to mile8 trom Kent a.
tQining tefftace Q'tlrt1nes 90 u male
. good hop r4zeh. FuF ofhaF raFfIcuIara
AEpy % " e. eHIAN. Knnt a. j. ~
hlAAAChAhns keaflla. ocl7 In
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BADLx HuEE.-YsstsEdAy ws pnhlizA-
Cd an aooount of ne 6suaking Of An
thony HArnN tAleh. by being struok
With TIE too 81 9 falling tFs- AZ Ter
Fsnee OBrlsn's aAup 81 es1nk 1unekion,
On ThsfsdAy, Il nos ira spires that
Nc. Haxn's iui1Fies are much mere a.
Ross than w&a a. erst snpposed. Be-
sida hsvinR his lez bruken neaf Ire
fra1 walsh Il = feared be sili ~ So
asgef.
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lbs elcA ass aE1llel.. Easaid ne1 fafl . cal an
am Lhebsctef has Visiief h hosnlssi1 81
AlfePe ara eotalneo . great deal 81 valuahie
t-lefnn.iaa seie1 u q compstsnt e iuosf I
VII Uake ~ eAaEas unlarn - sI1ssfs 4 -
rs-sona eafea q hane. Can o. wTfta Al
sa.AlAse4siena strictly conazansial. send
- 80 AFa tsF . baekaEa Of madiafna. a..
a1aaa d. ,. y. 6lHB0N, nax Ins3. aan Fran.
aAsuo. ual &aatsa@ PnsYs lmTRlEtamRcEn
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EGATTLR March & leA
u. h ~. LoE1AZMn -Daar StR GnE
y1aEs had baan afllctsd VITA a heagY.
painful fee&ln9 in ny fnrnham6 and "a
n1EAf w0aa9 % sroablod VITA o1nlicalt
nr9A4niEgs coughing ana eKpectaraE1ng
- that had bar hrtla ruuG 4 WRa yerY
miserable from tnas cAtarrh of the head,
aoea. ana ne ast1ma. Ior Which could
curanio Whsn 1 nouEhf Tour enrs and
trcatmenl from Which recelFed reiief
n loW daya rssulung h . peEmanant
cure.
fram what I know q Dr. LnnRaknr'a
professional MkkA and treatment fmai 4
ean most heartily rncommen6 al persons
Baftor1nE krom disease % hun. with the
Assurance Ghn1 they VIII rocaiTe uass *
oollonf pf0fos1Ional and medical treat
menh CLARK u. DAVIS.
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KISCELLAYKOUS.
WANTED.

LasRdyK tuoman al HOTEL. e25; 2 farm
Aands. iofHfey job. $40 month Mixer,
go; 2 Choppers. 81 50a cord; man toitA
laniiv, tsiafer's 20; 10 nen for Cascod,
r. r. uOrk. e. % day. board s.; Wet
~ s55, LaasdFYnsaH go.
For eng kind n seOrk Pst vosr sa1ss
o. naF booka.
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LO0CERS.

EKE.T o. sIEAED.
ME trom 81 S. a.s ss Wee pass saag
I. ". 81 r. 90 "a eaAltle. Ml
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TO TBE UNDERGRADUATES

- &a8808
Dispenazy No. ga
keAruy sFat, Sa4
Francaca Extab
hzhed h I84, frr
tke kFm1ment a
ssrnal aad saEnlnsI
DiaeaaM zach -
aonaHsnuA. afnT
KUczCm aKRuu.
- II Al Is farms,
aMzNAL WEtKERal
I'd IMRexRmor
lMta 81 msHhand
nafmanmtla eWu
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c. 8 P. S. R. R.


nor FRANKLIN, BLACK DIA1s0ED
ard intermediates siatlon2, dnilg. A.
an.
Tor ewcastie and informedieto gla1o.l
daily - 5 10 and fc1o q ~, an4 E.I.
Returning aFriVe 81 seattle from G1I|I
rlFeF ex1eaai0a % $40 D. m, and hrM
NeNcastie branch e. 90 q m. nm- ~
and SO ,. n.
Runnlng tlIne 10 Franklin. 4. SONS
ksunnin9 time 70 Newcastle. 4 y. 40 M
4. D. lrII.NKR. anrA
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FOR ThE UPPaR skAoIT.
STEAMER GLIDE

Caxyln9 tie Uni1ed siasna ~.
III EAf&1 Nk8LaEhH WHAN# nN
IL Monday. NfednaadAg ama M
tuEulna Iae144ys thursday and 3
Ut1ala1T, Eir LanoiR9. skn1Iii q - ~
versa, s1arilnT and al faIrI ~.
points ah1Ea. Fur frulVhf q - 49,.
On bnard oreo GH0. fo91ER e.
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WA8nlneT0a
TRAMsP0RTATlnM
Carrying the vs.. mall.
fasma. I.aIIIs LRal fsEa..ni -

ONE or TIE W. 81 -
= i. Co.'S steamers
iFtashlnEsoA Or Hdithl
VII run daily between faeaIaa a.,l -
LoWnsend leaving Tac0mA mpan nEIsrS,
q tra1n and tuucnlnH AZ Nntth MaaI
Maalsoa. tcrs Gambia Port IN y .I
EurS Town end. RsturninN lasrn F'1s
toTaeend sFery dag t.xcspl 8aa'lrl nIi
SEaTTlE-WHATeom RsUW
Tba stezmar W X MRRWan IN
leave seattle every SUNDAY. Iaar
HhunaAs oFenllg 3 G'cloak. fqr 81 -
ealing Is Makil1ao, TulAlin Gnnnns
Oak Aaxhcr, UtsnlmdF, LaconnaR. i .a
AzAHnE1aA a1Eunc1, aAmsnh Fta4
nelkinghMm and Schema
hstuEnknE, win iumYe Wha1nn ne1.s
Monday. Wednesday and FrfaT -
ingA Is o'ciack. Ter sastf1a. nfii15r
'ntsrDad1nta points - fhs WaR.
SEATTLE-SkAeiT alvKn noHlf
1he steamer DAHsE VII leave -. q,
fgr ekaEft river anu Way nHa a41
Monday and Thursday, n tnrmiaM Fu
days and ExidAyA
For freight and passage arplr AZ On
palys o1lce. % Yeslar's W Arr er01 '.
he beat8 e tho aana WHAT
mFdi-a exc s. JACOBS. nrtl.
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fRRRS AND PLANTS.

A yERY FINE VARIETY OF
=. - shelcA hea4thG. fruit Trees aad
t3ana are respectfully offered u the - i
lac tar The fsai trazta.
urdsr early. sead for price lisf and DE-
ecf1gafe cataieG1a % the CloVerdaie
hsass faran and HealtFY Nard, seatsis,
So VI. q. DAVIS, Pron.
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RADuATE or TIE uNTVER-
VI NY e Pe1EaYlvAniA. has perna-
lently locaeu4 In eeaEtia
70 TIE c1rneF e Cnerry ard xhird s1naats
DE-. A9nEakng makes q npaoAmlaF & dzs-
Gnans of ne
Eye Ear and Threat.
IreAla prfTA1a. chrunic and aka dlssassas
removes sumon and uiosrs WiEhous paf1
g IL ~ e ne Enlfas
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Paying city hotel: timber claim s,0oo. 0oo
q; nne house cleared LOIS IN Bsilsown;
furnished lodging houses country hotel
Restaurant and saloon.
CITY LotA 81 es and rs up.
Ng9 acres land. part cleared, IS per ecrt
White river ralch. cleared bottom. e7T5
skestA1rants. esoo $50 SEQ; bargains
Country store; srEaa; saloona.
Country Hoisl; laundry.
Vacant Government claims. 100 anre8
2 King and snohomlsh Counties IS
vacafsd claim. go trslinquiahed home
siaadA Or pre-emptiona el0Q sl2a ESQ. etc
ktveaere homsA cleared, SO up
Trade City L,asa for RAnoh.
Aorigagss o. seiid prepsrfp, ff00 % 80 900
CITY and Coan1T scrip. -
New and socond- hand safsA
WANTED.
Money rood security best lntsruai
pad Call 01 ~
Women and girls; highcst wages paid
Lronefa. washers and COOKS No / pay.
To furnish farn handa go per moab,
Canvas1afs ard agentA rs per meath
Partner o. imprsFad S1ock Ranch. $50
Two AAy pArtasrs. Ter liza b. TIVE wen
FOR RENT.
a numhar of improved fArmA
Ntna3ean housaa o. 70 as.
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Or without board 81 g meath up.
tao acre raach, Improved orchard ana
hay 10 oAah ront.
gacro improved ranoh, IS q month.
Ho111 a14 lAEHa garden. IN iowa.
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GEO. ~. CRANE.
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f0nn. near corner Commaecta and
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