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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15


nmsnss IS dsnisd ial l1s psssEsal
fss - raas % So hsna fule nili E
ptos e1ss s1ns Il eress rsesss sash 1sg,
1s.a sss frs tls Nsbesai r1nka
A4ss nassey baa1 tafssnlIg nnneri
ers . fnss 5 nsaSllg seslnst -
aosannsnA so uniem Gladstone
netes soase 1n end rsea'inoIg H1pas'
nkla eAoss. bis efsAa ahs Oil haFs
$50 Is szsn.-nst alieeaikGs = N1inl
komavs. 4ng mnah hae bean aAinadI
Rs6n Il ~ psoenl nszsazs = esisas.
a. ~ sasct Is 0ladsionaE aaust va
~ b IoSs Il haa hecnsht ~ hsms
ruIs qnoun into Esxllsh Eoiltlss =
nashlnR elsa saald bape hsoaaht = 4
~ 81 ~ nel l. ~ bands q Js4s
Ban and 5ohn knewa lhaa be mna
ssnrs b soonsr e laieE.
nuppons thet ne 9ossrnment 3 d.
fsaisa % tbe seeona sssdisa q the ~
"a ttai ths nlnissry Fsntene a eoaii-
ss1n miaiairg vii bs fosmsd y Lord
Hn1sineton, bus Ihat III not Be the end
of ne hams Enls disenssion. 4 vii -
e.. aladatone and BE eappsrtsrs uill
b tsMnsfssrsd 70 ibe bsnehes q ths %
cseIiion. Pngnell VII sfiI weld ne
aams powos fhat be wisldsd whsn BE-
ssssthssu - salinbary nlniassy. Hart.
snrlen wiiI b o1mpelIed y aEow some
kind q - 1rieh pslleg -and what vii
thaa polioy ~ H ensnos favor > eco
tlnrnnss a. the preaana fosm q govern
nsus, uhich Ne paspss q Isslsnd hass
90 unanimouaig and % enphatseslig 70
rndlEtsd. no vass b0dy u he Bnsllsh
psople sso eonvincsd that o0ession h
Ireland has bssn q failusa. A oontinu-
anso " Ne ola pelisy vii not Be tolsr
assd. an6 sag mlnissfy ahas eomas into
clIss I'll Be compelled 70 deal via shs
trlnh qneasion d soms mnnnss.
Egon noe lhe iastness q the De
nama fos homs rule y poassasd By .
maiostiy q ne House d oommsna.
Esen NJ. O. dntons's most bitter ep-
pununts a. nos antagonists she pEineipls
e hons suis, bzs rsthss ne particular
nsasnss which he Premier has present
"a eone obiest 70 one Of its points.
aoms 10 anothsr. and bg unitinR IN q con-
mon ocpoaliion lhsy uiIl probably ts
abs 70 aafsaa ne bin. The asfsat Of
~ bill, hsR5ssl, viii net mean Tie De
fsst ~ Ne prinslpis. Thas has aiFsaas
hsan pansed upon b olvilizAtian ana
kas been endorsed.
The quseissn u IN Enpliah politics
sna Il VIII stay until Il Is settled. 0ne
meaeasa may be defeated and ons Hin
islsy osssihEoan. bas NE next MlnislEy
vElI have Ne Ams pFoblsn 70 solve.
Ana obs nexi uill have Il. and Ne next
ana SO nsgt, until a last Il - solved.
Ana shsrs l. huf one sesrscs solution.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15
nIseRAcINa LABoR.


That, says che Chicago Herald, mnsi
hare been Al edifyiBR spectacle che
marching o. 1000 woFkinRmen il Mil
wAukee on Sunday &c The hesls Of e0l
Socialists. Regarded with relation q
the aumbers. involved, the demonatFa.
tioa vas probably fair illustration Of
lte siTenath Of Socialism in she West q.
compared with Amerieaniam; BOT. viewed
Apa whole. a vas q performances Of which
every man Who participated In it ahonld
Be heartily ashamed.
The woFkingman Who will march o.
asaooiate with Socialists Ia Tits uountry
Il knavs o. tool. Thoss hlaaans re.
faRess never did . days work 10 theil
lives. They are the APOSTLES Of license,
% thsit. % murder aud Of insendiaF.
ism. There Il nos q faan IN q peuiten.
siAFy 0a this eontinent Who 10 n0t NOR
ais and mentally their Superior. Loaf
indeed % pride. PATRIOTISM and virtue
mnst bs TOE American Who. knowing
their pFeaehmenta, COMES into dszfad-
inc contact with them.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15


Iha Erenlng Press u making 3 daa
pssafs saost 10 break The effect Of the
revelation made By she PosT-iETxrLf
asscna 10 regard TO the plot entered
inio b Socialists o. this city for Tbs a..
sanulnsslon 81 psominsns oitizsns. The
Poer- FnEKnnranzcEn does not care to
asans eoneeFslne he truth Of thai
story. For ilself. Il believes Il smplioit
b, and ita attsrnnsoa will be governed
asaesdlnely. Thepublie know preciselY
fsom what eourees the information on
which ne esoEy vas Published vas OBJ
latned, and each man must iadge for
hinself Of isa truth. There was nothing
sausaiionsl about the publication Of ths
maaief, nor was aa5shing connected
with Il ooncsalod. The story vas given
10 tbe public a. any story based upon
equally COED grounds should Be. and the
pabllc was left 70 judge Of It's truth. In
making 10 this Judgment, however,
ihsro ars enc Or two points which
ahenld nos b forgotten. No seaaona-
BE man vii doabt that the revelation
va made 10 MF. Denny and Dir. Ho1-
ton b M. Jordan precisely % q waa
pahlishea. Nor can Il be doubted that
M. Jordan believed bic revelation 10
Be sfus, since be vac willing 10 testify
% lss truth. The only point On which
doubt ean ariss. then. l. as to whether
Mr.. Jordan vas In fAos mialsd By The
ulld lalh o. = drunkArd. In deciding
this point, u should be remembered
thai. aee1rdlna 70 M. 5oFdan's state
meat. hin Information vas derived. not
fran ons eoospiEaios alone, but from
nora tAar one. u, as h asserted, e was
aimply tAe drnnksn salk Of ous Win.
neoli, hou can The possession OF tha
sane IDEAS hy ether Socialists be 90
esnnise forl The story, e. hes been
aAid, rests 90 the word Of man wha h
dead. There Is No lecal evidences Of
the exisaenes of she plos. sut shoss Who
knsW NJ. JoEaAn can jade Of she truth
Of he sicry. For ilsslf. shs PosT In
KALEIDOSCOPE haa 40 doubl that such 3
rios vas Suffered into, and e has no
douha that the sAne men woaid enter
lnao anolhsE such diAbolioal seAsae ~
any tine that thsy thoaRhi they could
20 % wish ssfsts 70 themselves
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

A SxkGrx TAI1HI DATnx FkuM.-A
visit 10 lhe saock farm OF q. n. Il Da-
We. near toun. ampiy repaye eae fog the
shoFi Walk. Mt nAvia has large force
81 aep sngReed ID MAKING tie inpruxe-
menass and erecting Ne necessary build
inre for 4 first eiazs atnek and dairy
farm. AZ preaent they hase under cc1.
nfrustion . milk honas. which vii be
stzs6. two esoTies above ths basement.
ne waN tor which h zoe being laia.
The upger stories wia have doahis walls
lined With saWdasi. Tue houao viii
have q caFaeity Tor 80 eva and viii
b kapplisd WttA al tAe msaaFa saa3s-
niencss for uaAkina batter. M. Davis
hss under coosidefatiaa tae eractioa q
a cheeee factory, which IA u 10 " huped
be vii Do. A large paFiioa q ne eattle
On iAe farm are BaFe inpoFted Halstein-
FfiesiAn COWS uiih member enc rscords
feg batter makiue. His best ere eixss
81 eoanas az miik per DAY. nearsy assen
Eailo1A HE average fer tie ubals lus
b el1 eAlions ger day.--sASgff Neas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

A correspondent. writing from Key
West. tells of q fishing excursion doun
there With dynamite. fhe DIGESTIVE
point vas foand - BE Q hole about 3
ices deep, Nhsfs flsh oonasegats IN large
numbers. ArrivinR 81 Tue spot, a cart
ridge aboat six inches long, charged
with dynamite, % Whish had been ct
taeked q heavy piece Of iren, IN order
70 make Il 90 80 the Bottom, was thrown
into the water. A suspense Of q few
seconds euaued, and theD 9 iAink report,
like she discharge Of small pistol, was
heard: the water became agitated and
vas raised about two fees, and immedl.
aiely thereafter, within radius Of about
SIXTY feet. The fish were strewn In oil
directions. a scene OF tbs widest ex
citement followed. Scoop nets weKs
brouRht into speedy use, and over 10oC
aeh Of diaerent varieties. from tbs laFRe
gray snapper, over thFea feet Ia length,
70 thesnail but susauisnt sailors oholce
WoEa secured
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a srpGEss orIssox.

While Judes walton was AZ work IN
bic chambef one day, many years aeo,
drawing 40 an opinion IL q knctty oase,
certain lawyer esme "a. This lawyer.
who hes sinea died. waa q thin, tOoth-
Pieaish, d1disa Sort Of man, whom tie
5ntRe did pct like veFy we'll. and than
whom he bad rather have seen Daniel
pFats himself walking into bis cham
btF.
swell. Brother LinhsvelRht, What can
! do foF yeu this moFninRfr asked
Jndge Walton. hopina 10 Rss rid of tks
fellow.
Nothing.r be replied. Il onlycauae
n 70 make yea q call
AfteE diaaEseeabla silence che Jusea
locked up again and aaked;
BEcshsE Lightwuighi. WY doat you
get maFfisdFs
. Beoaess oAna aaord n How
mnca O. yoa snpposo Il Gusts me 10 tive
nouf.s
The Suaes said be wosldn't enssa
Wei. q eOsta me $500 q year for
lost my eva livina.R
Al sxpEession q surprise came on IL
Judea'e faoa.
. Llghrwsleht.n saia he. = I wouldn'l
PAY H. Il isn's vorth il ?
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

ne psnnarIpania sapraaa coars has
aieksa wms haaRht Ia ISIS from Erie q
O.sseland ana fetaFn. Ga Ne pzssan
aarA rNlnFn he so on ilaaitea empress
fFaie, Walsh . rAilFoad enaployee told
hin uaa Ne next train fef Esta. Tie
aanaartaF 9eai9 neither aeeeFt kss tieaea
neg lha man4y tendeFRd Tor hla fAra,
and pnt him 81 late a naRhl hetween
slsfianA II unlkine he half nile b
CMNetaua b. vas 1nechna aawn and So
rianalY n3ufed II oome uAy anknQsn.
Fha iaFy Raxe htm a xsRdiet fax etS, 20
uhieA tka Csnrs Fefused q feauce. and
&c esae wsnf ~ - ne sapseme Gear
as Z writ sf eFrsf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

An unfogiaEats mistake oeoaFted "a
the PoaE-lNrEr1loxscKa 81 yesterday,
A article. undsF The heading eAFs "a
Women q Washington Territory 70.
titled - Vote ana Aca ~ surosa.r wit
tan and sixnsd 81 J. 4. Lewis. ahFoaeh
soms strange psrvarsisy 81 eireum
stances appsAFsd With ne nans 81 B
6. 0sesne subscribed 70 IL The eFroi
uas likely - place ne pFssent cAisl
Justice ef ihs Territory IN = false att
tuas before the hss aud pebble. aad ihs
Pusr IxTEExzasScRa rsersss szcssdinRly
tAaa a aheald have occarred.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

A hill feceuily paasaa the Nsw fosk
Lsaklalstafe aiVine q cenpAny TIE Priv
tekA 81 1ltil8lnE he WaisF power u The
- - klaear4 river. The ssheuse 90
s~mplstes flannel. WhaFve4 millA. a..
1hs tunnei = % Be 80 Eradea from
a3sre ne falls downward e. b give
poser foe no miils eaeA wifh 4 frnat.
aee q 100 lee 49, casa . have 100
haree power ID ell uili pormit boaas
q - cd q & kaeh mill.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15
NOTICE

ON AND AFTER JANUARY 1. lsss
~ g9e consumers viii have the frsi
four sui ou mess days 70 pay their gas
bills ~ the Companye uEffoe. 81 the to-
lowing rata, subj 90 % change. VT
aay l. iSc6 s psr cent on
ID IL % 10 81 las me raio a. ga 10 per II
from 80 ~ SO 81 he rate Of. : 60 psr N
FROM so 70 80 a. the rata o.. 3 50 Der n
frem 80 % sloo and over. e.
The rate of................ 3 20 Per n
DeliBquenfs viii pay the cid rates. viz
foar dollars tefl per n
No deviation fruan this Fuia.
Odice hours On coikec Ton aays from {
q N. tes p m. NJ PENFlEtD,
myt snperinisna nc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15
CALL FOR BIDS.

NOTICE rs HERKBY GIVEN THAT
~ bids ~fll be received b. the Bard q
Sonney CammlsgionoIn a King comfy.
W. T.. 81 its Nay seasloa, sEsk = d the
year conn enckng July I. i88e and eadinR
June %. ISL. Al has 20 Be- nted With
ne CouutY AudiIor ba1nra % e a. e.
saturday, Tie 1atk % Nay. le5G
&C. HARRfa
ar21Hw County Auditor
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

1hs Pert rosnsend Aress nos2inAaes
J. II. Maohsll, Is,, q seaiala Cor pels
Eata - Coaerea. ne Arsas IL svi
anaily astsFninsd iAaa TEE next cam
palRn uAail b foaEhs en- ~ yoanG ueE
aHnlnnlanls.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

The New York Sss remarks that u ID
Ne ssa aAe. nOs ~ ConfsdsFata iae.
shat ne peopls shaala bate. Il truth.
ths soa hae b both IA most dan.
esssas and tAs nosl ahominable q The
tuo. haa he peosle may - veil keep
hoiA b mind. Il Eill o. 10 barn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

A Ccnnsefts1i faetise haa Jest cFeAlae
4 reaedent ~ atNinaa dFunkaid -
oh1sa hetueeH tnintnssnt "a the keaofaR
aFny asa aeina % IA. he ckeea ~
fazuaeg astaFaetivA snd vas eaialed 81
Hngs 1eAayiaE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

sURvEYoRs, OWL ENaINMERs


ANVIL ENGINEER AND COUNTY
" Surveyor. Fifteen years experience
on narrow and star dard gsge railroads.
All county WORK properly recorded.
Once over Gordon hardware Co, Front
Il residence cor. Third and blanchard
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cEMERAL AND NERVOUS DISEASES

MARK A. LoMGaKER. n. n,
Graduate az woman's Medical CoIlae
q Pennsylvania
0diea and residence. III Columbia e. ,
Seattle. Disease. q the Eye. EaR and
fAroaf treated - . specially.
Particular attention given % the treat
menf q diseases ef Women and children.
Consultations n kngllsh and German.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15
GEO. ". CRANE,

Wazhlngton Territory Employment Bu.
reaa, near earEer C0mmersial and
washington Streets. Seattle. DIV
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NglIca % CaaraaI.

Once q the Board 81 Cunm
for the Construction Of q
Tor the Insane e Fort eieI4r
toAH 8xRI1Aco01l, ~
CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL 81
~ celved AZ thia sl1cq uu1il
q. NJ On the "a day 81 Juna Ia 1zf
1'e1lnH all materials and lah1g rae
Tor the completion OF thecarrta'
EalFauIEe1 lron work, tlHntn1 Ed4
INK % tbs Hospital Cor the knsana
oordaace with drawings anf - M
!. Pc. ospieq q uhloh msr bs 1ola 8 n
kaab proposal mast b aocoHpsa
certified check upon some rel aba
n ne tum 81 ava fhousand dnIls
coma tionad TAT 10 awarded t11
Ne person o. paE6cns will antM
CONTRACT and give 3 bond e.
amount q thalf Nd.
he Eight 10 reserved % raIagl A
an ids shan 10 maaksa .sssufsa 81
po.ele. ard addressed - ",
faE4J. Secretary Haildfa7 On
NoKt 8tailacoom. W.T..
Az. TUL1Ia
W. II. P0tzpE
GEO y. BhANfN
Building CgDmlaalenoIs Holrilr1 ~ %
a1na q WaehinNtan Inf7lsdfF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15
JAN Ee 8. Hocc,
REMOVED.

UTHTTwORTH & THOMSON HAVE
w removed their once 70 the third
better pt pared Than ever before 70 exc
cute aurveyA exsmlne mlpes, report on
the chaHac OF Of land Law out foWn pats,
ami make lno drawings for any pui pose.
We hive better facilities for work than
asy other firm IL the northwest
EA.Caty Surveyors ONCE -
Il. q. box "a Seattle. w. 4.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

Tswo-sT0Rx HOUSE. AND LOT on
= Third street..
CITY IolR o. s2s and IS ~
Hofsl with hax. LanndET. ssda WHks
eeoend had Furnifura stwe
no norss I4pa. part cleaFst. - Pr aere
WThHls river reneh. clsasad hol1uan. SO
sResianrantk eSe0 eisa e6ee; bargains
Good Buslnesa Ckancaa
Improvsd Ranchsa so SEA 80 ~.
Bakery, se0a Thsse eai0sn8
vaeatsd elaizn. go srslinquished home
sssadl o. prssmptisns sIae elzs. 50. eae
Fivsacrs h0noa. cleared 80 ~.
Trade City Lets for Ranch.
Mersgasss % sosid Propsrtg, e1os .
alooo0.
City nnz Coanfy Scrip -
New and ssoand- hand safes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

TTNDER THE PROVISIONS or A
~ law enacted b. the Legislative AZ.
ssmbsy q the Territery Of WashinRtoa.
approved 5anuery -, 1855 aPprop rating
Boney and proeidtog for the sinking OF
artaatan wells will receige BIDS up DO
The Is day q June. l8s0 for the ai1kiHg
a. IN aFteaian well ON the iald selected
In the cnunty Of Ad tma b. N. ". 0feeae.
4. W. Martin and j. W. 0'Keafe. Com.
mlaei0ners appe nted for that purpose.
The ven y % be o. STANDARD size, sunk
IN good workmanltke manner. Payment
h 20 be made b. tiie foot.
Ism aufhufizaa 20 let the contract fer
sinking such well % the lowest RESPONSE.
bic bidder upoa nur b bidder dling with
me = satisfactory bond TO- the faithful
performance Of tns contract. The bon1
required win be e2000
knouga casing 70 Rhut on the surface
water viii b. rxQuirrd. The work ID 70 b
examined and certified 70 b. the Commits
alonaEs
For further information conoeraing The
provisions Of tbs proposed contract par.
sons prJpoains 70 bid will consult the law
/ herein referred 70, and for details as e
location, cenFeni0ncos. ETC. they VI I'd
dreaa N,.H Greene, Commissioners, hflE
Vile Washington Territory.
WATSON Q. SQUIRE.
myla Governor.
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3. o. Q. h.

SKATTI.E LODGE No. & I o. CT,
~ meess every Monday night Ia Beil'i
Hall on Front street. next % Bells Hotel
VISITING members b good standing cor.
daily invited.
J.w. RExnY. rs : -. 80. !.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

pf4 "A a a1 Cnrcl. $50
cn4 fz ts1teea tnE Ac4 4E4Ec1'
HsFs 1eNRv T. kzazs. ra1.tEs--f rHacatnH
NEF am g. 4 ~ an lezA1EHew. 9Hn1z1
~ q ~ Tan mInufaEEzr1 . - el 1rez
"a tie no nfaN Chr Ff1nE ErI41EsEa n
ne eVgatnE NuAteca ChstN1i4NitT and
Chlndcl1. A nse c1rdkallT i1vissd
- - 1r1lk
ckrffsn cfnrra. gsnecA EfBest y,
IN1aH Itznf n14 4aN1Ea - AjEE e.
n o. III and TO y IA " B ~ 4usA q
OfeT1z. Al Hze ccE1iaIy t8Fited . -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

WHIlam. dear. Mra SnIkh has nesrI
Fsaeipad ghas letfer % nfna which
eaFa Yo1 - maiI for ne nonlh go.
Foa pnSled Is, diln't vouf
~. q e1nsse ] id. ny lore.
AID f8t dosu il l1s mosa zulphuEon8
81 red isNead fands bIsu Z FR8n q jsy
en- 3 list eprnesa as they heated 10 sneaE-
aeFFs1 fer William ". Jones."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

PmNs1CHAM AAD suW Eo11.
RADuAEK or THE DERART-
~ nunz e 1zs6icne 40 S1EzslE e IL
Ol1aa ~ the SoM1s1a General Hospital
q Hoa1h and Ialfernn1 aTuetA
Gpeeiai aEf1M1tn1 EtFoa % eAr0nka a.
en1ca and al uaEgtca1 cnsa; aiEo e IL
dza1a1e1 q WoMEn.
Al ealfa urazmp1tP nf&EndH1 3aN4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

A CCLTMATKD AND TKpORTKD
- GARDEN SEEns.
send for price llal 70 J. w. DORR. Ign
den. WasA Tarr. ta5dw
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS KNOWING THEM
a selves Indebted 20 the lats Arm OF L.
r. Smith a Son are hereby notified q
cell and ssttlo the same a. once.
APPS A. A. SMITH.
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FANCY POULTRY.

TIM eUBsCRIzER Still HAS A
I let Of fnll- bloodea Brown Leghern
Chickens for sale - et each o. IS DertrIo.
EGKs. N dozen fer 81 Cal and zee.
r. n Hc8KINSON.
mh1 dWam H.AknlE. ". II.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

Tn ORDER 10 CLOSE UP THE Az
II Fairs % re late am - L. p. Suith &
Soa ] sAAl di1poae q tke eat - Stock a.
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS HAVING BTLLs
"A against the steamer W. y. MunToe
val plea present the sane 70 the FIRST
NsrioRai Eank Tor payment wlGhsn thirty
dnga j. 9 BRIfTAN,
seaisis. Apra y. Isss. apsuim
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15
on. n. IlRGAKER


Or. H. D. LORGAkER
IGKADuATR or TIE UN1vEh-
II str e. NKNylEnnia. has ReEnn-
neEf3F f1catod II seattle
Once ana reaIdeAe4 No IL Columbia
street, All calls pramptiY aflended
d. lc1E4ker makes . eB1clAziT 81 a.
eassa & tha
Rye. Ear and Threat.
Troazs prirala, ehrunic and akin Diseases
remnres tum9ra and ulceEs wllhoGf pA11
o. the &c q he Aulfe.
SEkrTLE, March 8 sSk
On. Il. D. L1N0AEsR -AlcAF sir. N0x
years mad heca afflicted WITH 4 heavy
painful feeling u my furohead. and -
nlga1 ! Woula Be aFoable1 with dEficaas
1ncq1hina. couEhi1g ana oEpeclarar1ng.
- tkaf 4 hAa oul liEflo rea1. 4 was very
miserable frum snis oasaErh o. ne head,
no.es ana TIE asthma Tor which j cad
mad 10 relief had B En- pronounced IN
cur8his when go0zht your oaFe and
tfs4t1Hent from which / rrcelVcG relief
- Q lew aAgA resulting IN pezmansnt
IRON what know az Dr. LonRakaEis
professional skin and treatment. feel
cen most heartily recommend al p<r1oas
Soldering fem disease 70 him, with the
assurance II Z thsy VII rsceiFe mess ex-
caile1t pfDlos atonal and meai cai trealr
ment. Imhf2l CLARK u. DAVIS.
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Three Fruit and vexsiahls 7ardenn
near town. very cheap; take thsm e
once.
Ninsiaaa housea e. % s..
Furnished o. unfurni shed roomA with
o. without board. 81 . montk 40.
Popular saloon sc.
Io1 acre rSanhs improved orchard and
bar no caeh rent.
House nad large garden, N town.
Furnished Restaurant o. Lodging House
80 each.
Lot near center q city "a lsasa.
Money TO loan on ehsvt time and ap-
proved aecurftg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15
House 20 Let.

new ADVERTTsElfENTs.
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WANTED.
Monsys COED security; kest interest
paid. Cal On NJ
Women and sirls; hsghest wagas paia.
Ironers. washers and cooks; No pay.
To farnish farm banda 10 Per nenth.
Canvaassrs ard agents. SIS per month.
Partasr On improved Stock Ranch. 500
Two LADY partsera fer life. b two well
to-do men. Doasasy saythingl.
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a: .. 5 GSss ::sI.s::ss: ill., aS.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-01
One of the '4eers.

THE company organized in Shep-
herdstown, Jefferson county, destin-
ed for California, took their depart
ure last week. DIR. Richard Parran
was selected as the president of the
company, which is collected from
the neighboring counties of Freder-
lex, Berkeley and Hardy, and Wash
ington county, Maryland. They
have paid the treasurer about $4,000,
which it is supposed will pay all
expenses. The company take the
land route, and expect to leave Fort
independence about the first of
May
We find the foregoing making the
rounds of the newspapers as bran
new item. We published it in the
Free Press in 1919. The company
did go over the plains to California
some fell by the way, others re-
manned there, the larger number re.
turned to this Valley, and the great
majority have passed over the river
and rest under the shade of the
trees. A few of the survivors are
to be seen occasionally upon our
streets. One of them, who became
the sheriff of Sacramento county
soon after reaching there, is now a
resident of this town and in infirm
health.-Chdrlestown Free Press.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-01
Valueless Contracts.

This much-mooted question has
just been considered by the Massa-
chusetts Supreme judicial Court, in
the case of Kniel VS. Eggleston, the
court holding that personal CON
tracts between husband and wife arc
absolutely void, and the fact that
the wife survives the husband will
not make that good contract which
was originally nullity, while by
statute the wife may make contracts
in the same manner as if she were
sole, no authority has been given by
which husband and wife may make
contracts each with the other.
Their legal incapacity thus to con-
tract remains as at common law.
Sat law it has been repeatedly de-
cided in this Commonwealth" says
the court, that a promissory note,
or any other personal contract be-
tween the husband and wife is abso-
lutely void. A contract for payment
Of money by the husband with the
wife is nullity, and his retention OF
the money is not conversion. Even
when the wife transferred a promis-
sorry note to third person, which
had been made to her by her hus-
band, so that mere disability to sue,
arising out of the marital relation,
was removed, such persons could
not maintain the action. In the
case at the bar the fact that the wife
survived the husband would not
make that good contract which
was originally nullity."