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New-York tribune., 1886-02-07
Unioue and Unprecedented testimony of vel

Unioue and unprecedcntcd testimony of we'll
known medical men regular Faculty OF New York
who from their knowledge. affirm the efficiency ana
public aud professional instiiutOn the nrs
ard only knd the world Tor the radical and
manent cure o. chronic diseases
NEw.YoRK, January T. 1886.
| took to the Medical Director of The
Columbian ttute the OF chronic diseases l42
East 3lthst patient suffering from chonlc congestion
cord. complicated with rheumatism OF
back, OF twenty standing which had been pro
nCurabe by least dozen eminent phyEcianB0 OF
New-YOrk. well by myself He had even been con
signed the Home ncurab!ee, at FOrtham HIS case
presented accepted q test He cured
large dei artment IN factory in New \ oTk
GEORGE V. HAM, NJ D.,
3G3 West jlstst, New-iOrk.
NEw.YoRK January 7, 1896
feel it my duty to state, for the benefit OF
the pTocssO and the public at large that know IRON
thorough personal iayest alton that Chr0mc rheumatism
paralysis asthma cltIrr chronic diseases generally
ucurabe private practice ARE cured
at 1he Columbian Institute" l42 Fast 4thst New-fOrk
+. y. HOLDEN. ". D.,
29l East Broadway New York
CURE FOR THE DEAF.
PICKS PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR DRUMS PRn-
TFCTY RESTORE HEARNG and perform tho work Of the
Natural Drum. Invisible, Comfortable and always In
position All conversation and whispers heard DIS
Address or call on + HIsCOI S53 Broadway, " Y.
THE PRINCESS or WALES BUsTLE,
Sold by all hrst-claas IetailerA
Price. 90 cents.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-07
CAPTAINS ANXIOUS TO BE PROMOTED

CAPTAINS ANXIOUS TO BE PROMOTED
The nolice CAPTAINS who had applied for per,
mission TO compete in an examination by the Civil
Service Board as a step toward promotion, were
summoned to Police Headquarters yesterday M i3r a
BTrnss aEJ Steers After the examination was
over it was announced that Captain KiIlilea m Nc
teenth Precinct had withdrawn from the contest
voluntarily. The INSPECTORS declined to say how
many of the other captains had passed the prelml-
nary examination with credit Those who were eX-
enined were Captains Allare. Williams, Brogan'
Webb, Conlin and McCullagh of the sixth Pre-
enct 1t is probable that all OF the SIX VIII appear
before the Civil Service Board on Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-07
s, 6 9; S,
6th-ave. and l9th-st.
LADIES' ALASKA SEAL GARMENTS
And IMPORTED WRAPS At
NEARLY HALF FORMER PRICES,

To close out the seasons stock
OfLadies' Alaska Scasskln Gar
ments and Imported Wraps, we
have made the wonderful re-
ductiOns noted below, and as
sure our patrons that this Is the
greatest Offering Of Bargains I'm
fine goods ever made.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-07

WARRANTED ALASKA SEAL WALKING JACh-
Ers, PLAIN AND TRIMMED IN ALL SIZES,
REDUCED FROM To
s,o,oo $500
New-York tribune., 1886-02-07

WARRANTED ALASKA SEAL WRAPS
PLAIN AND TRIMMED IN ALL SIZES
REDUCED FROM Io
s,a,oo $500
New-York tribune., 1886-02-07

THE PRINCESS or WALES BUsTLE,
Sold by all hrst-class IetailerA
Price 90 cents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

4aAzxEz. O.. 8 -Ia ~ na.a = Il.
NilA 1aa -. xokn xzesa. 80.
- lll.nR llenaf 81 Il'lI 6sls.1 -
Dl1a4e4 RaiI1F Na g488 ~
a.salaleu - . slns.as aa1ea 80 rsrIa
81 ncs guilty.
- - aase II Gha Tsrriassy y. gass
Aoak elazkga& wieh ala 90 xotm 70
&M1' lns iaKg faand 80 Is Il au8sT.
500 rs De4Ha mAm4eaaa8 Hms e cay
hnn ~ sd md aaxss slx renslns ID u
eeemsy iaiE
Futi1 ts9oHn fnT sle u - Naasna 80.
gx1 "a t1li ona ask fHaaa nazA a 0n -
Es4ig SnE1sg am he part 81 60 Tnrfs tori
weEe u4auad ill Hsnl1ag. asovanssx 8
e. 10 q. N.
Uniled StaEla VI. e ntaina. fur
na.llua iEQaez 20 knafana. o. axsal.
dean n. Ham m9FeKk. 3 nzsiEe q
Nefu4g, vas &3mfs1sd 81 alEs1ip.
Tbs 0rand DER % she part e ~
Territory resumed 81 s1aan9ed tras biiI
ag1inat AZ eFf ossshann. feE b1EesaEg.
4 srns psit wag s9susna1 % ~ pafI
q aha uaifsd ass1es naaiuss Cara
Sohason tar selling ilqaaE g fndianA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

TIM JARkAnsR-A fair aadieues was
present last niRhs e Ne OpaEa House
70 witness ne psEformaHss ct Mar
ahall's Japanese TeaEists. eanalsfIna Il
o4laaoeEs. iaaziera aad saailibfista,
and - well Was TIE audienoe pleased it
& safe - say tAat bad tha oompany
oean abs . play . seeo1d niRhf tie
houso ueaid have boea eEouded. Thare
afe seson members ia he oempany. all
Of whom are artists IL their respective
itnae, ffem the Top spinner 70 $ i stIa
Al RiGhi.S Qho VS. spnn aroand lie
top. Tha pefformaaee consisted a.
foai4 10 balanelna. iasgilaR. Fops uaik-
inc, TOP spanning, leQsFdemain, gapaa-
ese e eentfieIstes. and ends9 vita &
japanese danes. Little Al Rlght, nos
YET four yoars cid proved gEeaf favor
ile. and durtna t1s tniermissien BE vas
pieked % and paessd Arousd thFoaeh
ne aadlehse like dolL Aaaarsbsts and
iuReierss the Japaaeas peepla ssem 70
cad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

The go rate from Seattle 10 81. Paul
aud Minneapolis and return via she
CANADIAN PAc1FtO RAILWAY 4
stili 10 force. fioAets viii remain on
sale until Dot. 1Gth. These tioksss are
good for months for FetnrB passage.
A SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAIN
viii lsaVe Pert Moody eos sa Paul Ost.
isth. carrying ths Mayor snd Oouuusl
Of Victoria 1ha oompany hase brongbt
0at one q their enesi palace aieepers
and placed e A. theiF disposal. Exoar-
siontet1 ie4stna Seattle 0st. l3ta sAn
have The pEivilees ct this magni6esnt
aleepsf.
The long limit Rivea on these tickois
Wtll enahis the purchasers 70 visit far
Eastern points. Members Of the W. O.
T.. y. Will and & % their aa4TAntAae 20
Re Esst and retarn va ths CANADIAN
PACIFIC. Ibis offer e 6 bslow any Fate
ever before made from Puget 6Qand
ports.
eeooad-olass alespsss run throaRh on
express time. free o. charge.
". Vas Wkrxns, Aeant.
o1hos. Wells Fargo Baildine. oes
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

Rslna are frequantly pzaueded ~ q
aansa o. weiNhA 10 he bach, lofna and
la@sE paEt q lie ahdomsm. eanmtnR aha
pa2igns 10 sappnaA h9 las nnana m&neasmn
81 the kla1eFa 90 naiahhoFing eEHnma.
As time@ gvmp4cEn3 81 tndNaBkiam ara
pE9@ana, Aaaaianay. uneaainmM Of ths
sAomach, &C. A naaiHsnEn. hhn paEsps.
rmainn. pen4meimg Q vary dmWFnaafls
iteh inR. afseT N1ftana warn. n q aam-
no1 as1Aadant. KIND, HisaainR and
faskznR RtiHa yiald e uaao % sha nrrlI-
easioa e Dr. naaAnko's PKls Rnnss1V,
w11ah a11s elrestiE up1n ~ paris ~.
fes1eA ahM1n1nR tAa T1@ena allayi1a
tAe inlSnae i1eAinR and e4nclfna . peF-
nn4mau1 ere. Pres 90 can1R. ADDS
sha D.. basa1k9 Ao1iolne o., Ptqna,
oAiA SD ~ A q ezHHAnz. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

eooD aKaHExa - m0EnN Casa
d a. Bradford. uhalseafe paeer dealer
q ChattanooEa. Teae. Wfllca that BE
uas seEieasiy 81 iuted siih 3 aeFefe eoid
thas setlaea 81 HE lanass h2a tFie4 maay
femeties uitha1t esusNA Bsln9 IN
dneed - ny DE-. kinx's Nee Discovery
fer Cansamrtian. ga - sd uas en-
TREY eurea b uas e 3 fea bottiaa.
Sinee whieA tire Be has sd Il IL hfR
family feF all Coaehs and Colds vita
oos1 resnleA Ihss Il he sxpaFianea e
thouaAnda whosa sivss have baen napeE
~ thia Wondsrfai Diaesxasy. Trial
baaalsa fses a. A. B. ssswaEs's Drnz
StorA ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

Bos1oz. o. s.-Uns 4 ssasss ssnsts.
Aus1ia {. PIKE died azadanlY S FFank
lln kelia, Aew Hamr1aiss, t0daT. Ihe
SENATOR bad ben - his usual hsalth
elnee - fstaKn fFom Wasnfaesun lass
Nay. Nhils waikfaR axuand Is farm.
3 msis eeose RRanklin fafIs, e nnen =.
day, be Baddsaly drnppea dad.
Aastia Z. PIKE IS horn 0atobsr f6.
ISIS 1eceiBea "a aa4teUia edueatian
aludled Law ard waa adsoittsd . the bar
81 Maffimaok eoanfg 10 dniy. 1876. snd
has been 10 astisa pFaeliss sinea; VS. &
nembeE q he Nee Hampshlrs Honss
q Representatives 10 I650, 81. Sc. 6s
and IS. and 8psakeE Of the Hgass TIE
la4t two years; wa8 8 memheE a. fna
NaW Hampshire Aeaase ID 1857 and Is,
and President 81 fhe 6enafa ne lasf
yoaF3 was 0AniEmam o. 1he Hepnhifenn
Hfate CommItGae Ia 1855. 81 and ieo:
vas daleRaAn TO tie Phllmdelphfa Con.
venllun which nomlinaho4 asn. i Eennonl
Ia 1855 wna efaeted Representative to
the Forty third Ounaxas. asruina from
Dec. 1, 1873, 90 Marnn q 1875, and maa
oseated 60 The United STATES senate ns q
kepuhiiean, % auoeead e II. Roiiina,
hepuoiieans and h0ok hia esat Dee. 8,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

Thar DzAp MAn.-It seems fhat Ne
indlan ubo came into town ThaEaday
niehs and reported that ne BODY ~ =
Asa mnn had bosn foand scar the
head 81 lho bay eiIheH CO.. matters q
little naiKad, o. eIgs Ne party - whom
~ related the story YES not q very e
eafast inlaFptatar of Tie 0hinook Ian
aaaes into English. The facts ID tae
cass are about ~ follows Last Mon
fay niRht The lndians * she Duuamish
triba. oneamped THE sids o. henton,
aeoaFod q laFas quantity 81 Vegy bad
whiskey. which they drank very freely
thai nIaht sad tbo next day. DaFlna
she dFunken debaach which followed
a. lndian doctog ~ she name Of M0aes,
Who lives Is John Barns plaoa, was -.
aaultad with q hA1uhol and terribly cut
IA tha nesd. FSom tha oaaet o. ne
hI0we ~ barame dniiriea8 and ran "a
into tha wood aud hes nos aines been
n4an. Ihe general superstition "a THAI
~ dad frQm thn eMecls 81 HE tmtnriea.
and parties arr now aeafehina for hla
body. Toby. an sntalligsnt Indian, was
"a Seattle yesterday and aaiof = Moses
wns q doetpg, and think Dc wan good
mnn and did all be 0ould, bat most 81
me Dnwamiah IndiAna think Ne 10 . bad
doctor haqanga ngRagtiuse8 eIak man o.
woman ding when ~ daotaHH thani, and
think when she Indians Got drunk
taay made up their ninda - XIII him.
He had Wifo. son and danGhtog and
mother aigina.' Dapaty Sheriff d. n.
MnKinlay vii 20 ont 70 ths scene q the
lfoobla today, and ondaasor 70 arrest
Ne probable maFderers. e. veil e. the
parties Who Furnished them with ths
bed vhiskey.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

T8z DeHlNHoH STEAMSHIP LHNE
kanaink be4Weea LivsEpaol sad ons-
80 thsnse ~ FAE - Ell Boints b ~
unI1sd States. Sail fFou IliVarpooI
every Thufsdag, calling Is Beifss1, and
from Qaebee every Saturday. Slaamara
are laEEs and East and ploeEaGs asesm-
modat1gn1 useIoalled ~ Any oehsF
liss, uhils .the voyaea b 800 miles
shorter tAan va New xork, three days
q 6 h he sBeoth waters Of TIE G1lf
and E1seR 81 Laarenea, famad fer
oeaaftfal. plc1lFeaque eoaneFy. e1aeE
aGe and pfeEAtd oaEtiaa4te1 sid o.
t0ueN4 KAssa. Alsn drafts an Eurupe
and hank E1uitt4Bssa % nny poHtoisa
addxHNz A. CHnExna, Tioks4 ARena
fos he NuFshsrn Pasi1s b. r. tyI& ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

6l(s and 25s psE yard. Lengthy con-
meat on the eiasa 81 Dress Goois W. p.
boxD are exhibiting this season d IN
necessaRy. ThsiF good value and e.
txAetiveness viii Be readily seen and ap-
pfoeiated on examination. Ask 10 zee
sheir spesial bay0aiHs at 6ilo and 20 per
yard. All
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09
o. ID DEFlnFral. = 70 hava ~

Orn NV DxPkHTuHE. = We have add
"a ear lines A EAECH o0ons DERAHTnExx,
emAraelnz z eomplste line q fancy ma
pertAfnfnz b thai baEinesa a Etslefn
cash prfosA Fer instanos. ksphyrs, So.
an oanee; Chsniile, 80. q deesn- Every
tnlna else h propartto1. eume are ID
stoek. hAlanee ssil STRIVE On TIE Mexioo.
Casa Frfcas CMMxE1 CkMAKE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

NV ScaooSEa. Deputy ColleoloE
Frank h. winsiow went - Pert Bake
y Yesterday to make ~ ossoiAl nsas-
arSmsnt Of the schooner Comet. bailt
% ne Hall Bfothera for Captain G. y.
= Lara and associates in Caiifornla.
4aE dl@ensioaa we're fuund 10 hs a. Gel.
lo0G LenetA. itt feet and s inches;
breadth. &a feeli dspfh % bald. n
teeei eFOea tonnage. t249ti reatseefsa
tonnage. t0Se6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

New Dnsss Goods. nsw eoiored VelYsI
Ribbons. new handsoma Partisan nov
city Robe, Dress Goods, rev Hnas q
OoFssls. nsw lines Of Hosiery, new line
Of Collars. neW Linen and Laos uhimi
aetigs see lines Of Jerseys, nav lines ol
Table Linens and Linea CRASHES, new
lines Of 6srima Ia plain, figured, oolnrei
and white; alao Persian patterns aud
plain dark shades. Immanse cash bar
gains thia week. OHnsxMn CxRARx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

q.sss 3 Tan Kiptss. tns 5swiak
naTcs A1pnemert,
esmahsrEiss sd ese4m IT, Qs.obe.
- hseons 3 ooHmc1 oeeaEE111e 81
~ Rr1nka Restaurant.
a.musl P. ghort has . nsu residences
.-~lg nn nsar the e1TnAE ~ Bell and
Fmurih afrns&a. NoFth 1aallle,
MeTnnahlin died "a Black Dia.
...'..'f q Thnraday. Mi4 Nmafn9 will
- Inaurrsd wiah Manunio hancTs On
nday aftaRmoca-
Ths dsmand for housan 70 rsut n IN.
e..riur dailv. As che pFesent rnta
ia.e alll be few Il anys RAsant houasl
- slty b apxl1N.
hfsm RSith Parkhurs a. shss oi1Y,
- r~nelQsd tie app1lnt rnanf ne tsa1taq
= - dsstrict school O. Slaughter and
~ enter ucou 1ha di11harGe u nel
frslss next 3cadag.
graa Tbosnayka haa boan auGarinr
.s-rgrIv fer Zen dags With 3 feloa CO
- ~ Rad. He = rsoDVeFinQ nag,
1919. and vii assume tie dulien d
sTf Monday.
n ordss that the p1blls naF hass 90
ssooFinnifg - inspsdt the immenss
-s,-k 81 Goods FaFehaged ~ Mr.. Me-
nora.l for tha San Er8neiseo Store
$500 hia thrss m1ot19 soionra ID
- Yark. Ms.8fa. T0kias 4 8inH1ln14n
IN alks grad diselag af thsif store
~ egsainR - "a 81 ne Rsnofal pn5lio
= Isgitsi. NJ Ro1ds vii be sold.
10. Harris, % aoeoant % ~ health,
- oonclnded % 70 " C1iifoknia t.
nd ths winter. HIS place s. he
Fsrlhson will b dlled b. doe Fh4lcheE.
- e he most lIaot-zpiFifet and
ronisi 81 men. doe 1es bsen Wrestling
80 lumbeF 10 3tE11ea q Eo1Iaa miIl
~ lhe past ysar, bnt thinks be oan gst
SO q bic cid tricks agAia 9ithOat
nnsh difficulty.
VS.. Elder, a Kent. Wns IN ssatil
yesterday. he bsoaeht down 10 boxe
a appiss, which BE- ReaellY agid for SO
Ns vas aceomraried " bis cid emo
fliena O. W. hazsy, of hollinas Wyo
mina, q man q considerable meAna.
wko oontsmpla1ss nglliinQ ID Klna
nnnfy. He cams hess % q visit. bna
m well blessed vita thn Sound ooan-
~ that 10 has decided 70 maze this hss
9ftnGo h0mo.
Two wsBsa have hsen 6iRafahsd along
~ Postal Telegraph Company's line
ihroueh tails elly. The paCpie living
alnnR Seventh aiKaeA have only
nns,0af 4 1ow nen Quielly setting tho
IN waite poles and ialnE stretching the
wires. Before peopie seem - realise
10 faat another gyelam q telegraph
1afriea hna enaerad thu nflV. and w1Ii
soon Be- bidding Tor nhags q the pub-
10 patronage.
A sniIof on board The ship Top Gal
lant, now lying a PoTS biakelys tel IN
. fho ships bold yesterday afleruaon,
so wna seriously and probably fatally
nf1rsd. He vas bfoaaht 70 kEnVidonse
HSsgitel, and "a examinati0n 81 ths
eaze dlsclOsed the fact tha1 The collar
bona uas bgoken ard also iliat 3 severe
eomgfoaaIon % he brain bad been sns-
iain6d. The physicians Do nol expest
him 70 live many hougs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

We earnestly recsmne1d ". P. Bern
q Cas- Asars suitis1s e sixteeu yarcs
fuR 81 Certainly extra vAlus. and e b
conceded b. The trade Renefaiiy thai
her Inns 81 dFesg guilinea Is xie per
yard are net ex1elled, II eqnaisd, any
whsrs narth q San FFAneisea. Gall
a1d 80 them. an1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

The Beas aAiva ID ths world fos Cuts,
Bruises, sores. Ulcers. sails Rhaazn, Fe-
yer Sores. Tsfeeg. OAzpped Handa, Gail
blaina. uoEma and al ekin Exnpliona,
ard positively ezrea RIiea. o. 10 pas
EeQuiEa4 u b auA4Antoad 10 Rlve pr
fa01 mttsfheal1n, co mnMeg EHfandsd.
PKiea - cents PER hox. EeE sale b. A.
b. HrMwAnx. a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09


ANn nExUNN.
Raand tFip e6S hrst clazA ExcuFsiun
train wsli Irape Portland Thursday. Sep
temnes Sa1h aud RFidAv. OatunsF lGtn.
Tickuaa god % reiugu nny tine within
ninaav amyM THIS h tAm iowena rnana
txip Faae exar made frem PuRst Sound.
nna ID 4 hupaa thst avuFyhoay VITO aas.
wa avail thnm8e1wea nf IA al whn
nav wtnh CO msanBd tha w. q 4, Z. oun-
suasfcn. nai8 a Mianeapaiis ffom o..
% visat The Far EAsA
Firm elnsa Peliman dFauinR re~m
aisspan1 ears. run ~ IN Sagsbsrn Pa
eaa. thFsneh ftsm Partisnd % 81 PAml
withcaa ekaaRa Parties 1eazruzs of 90.
lna Eart oaa ehG4iB Vals4h1e tnfrFna,
toe ~ applyina - a. CNuMEna.
Tiahaf Aeaul. unranE Nh And CommsE.
cal n1Ee1tA esat1lA. ". !. ~ ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

Mns. WmsEow's SOornrNo SYnuP, for
eAildFan testhinQ, u tie psssaEiption a.
enc Of the best fsnals nurses aud phy.
sieians IL The Unitsd 6eatsa, ana has
been nasd for forty ysaEa With BsveF
failing success b millions q mothoEs
fog thslr ehildrsa. DuEing Tie process
Of teetatng IL value b inoaigalsbla. u
relieves The child fram pain. earss dyu.
entery and diArrh0a, gripina b ihe
bowels and Wind colia. By giving health
= TIE child 4 rests The msthsr. Prios
80. 3 bettla ap2ldWfy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

Edward Shephafd, q naEfisharE. III
says ~davtae received 80 mue1 hsneai
iron Eieosris Bitters, feel Is ~ duty
b lee saIfeEinR hamanitg kncw IL Hass
bad z running sara oa az - for eight
year.; my aoaiors tod ne Woala have
3 have tie hons eefaped e. le9 ampa-
1Ated. I nsed. instead, Tires bottles q
EisetFie BlttsFs ard seven boxe. Bach
lens Azniea EalVe. And NJ 10 4 nou
ssand and well.
EieslFse Biltars 4 sold a atty cents
q bssila, ana nackienss ArnAca Salxe "a
80 PR boz ~ A. b SEEwAEx. oc3d9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

e0a.-A so pisoe 1t q doodle width
DreEa Gouda assorted. includiBa all.
uooi Ladies Goth. Rricot Serees. Cash
meros. Humespuns. Camels Hairs, haaVy
niaeonAla. oVeRinstinQ heagy Scotch
serge. Thess eooda are ell pare WoaL
Sons Of then are cheap at 81. Thar
oa1 ai 51o. eash. CHNafEa CIRknx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

A Nww PkMxMnnsBzR -M Elnkieafain
ana "A Harris. ire EWo we'll Am9wn taa-
tnrn ~ thfa pfRca. h4ea fexmae9 part
narahip. undsr TIE aFm nams e Finkln-
sasfn 4 Harris. Tor e4Fsying ca tie mex-
unau4 tsaIaEing b1si1ea IN tAi8 ETY..
fneT wtH open theiF alars SD ahsp Is
NJ. II sFrssf preneat st21d On Mil sire 1,
nuunsife o. Oec3snaai H1aeL Thsy
inSsn1 % rni q a ane hna ef aaeas.
40 a. kseD 60 enlahishmsna Sra eiaMI
~ ssaaEprisins Arm. es1e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

IasF.-E Either en- seoond streef b
tween MadiNpn and Ssneea. 81 % SEN
go beiWsen aesand and Eiehth. SRk
aa9 Wei Bracaie Shasst. The hnder
vii Be auilahly rewarded b leaving ne
saaae 81 ezxDzna 0foeeTy Store, 7o6
Fronf street Gel s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

Health Ii wenlth, wealth means inde-
pendenee. The Keynote ID Dr. Baaanko's
Cough and Lang syrup. the beat C0aRh
Syrup ia the world. Cures Ceaaha.
Colds. Pains In ths Uhess, Brnnchltis
and Primary Consumption. One doss
gives relief IN everg casa. Take no
other. PEice, 600 and 81. Samples fros.
Sold b. A. B. sxEwART. Az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

IRoarrIvELx s1Aas thai my pFicss are
lower than ne eRelit ns1nea. See foF
yoagaslf. uill Fefuad the monay fos
any Roods purehaasd from ne uhsthsF
cut o. not u fo1Bd not satisfactory
after sxAmininR them at home. O0e
prise. Strictly eaah. PiAta GsaFes and
sqaaFe % . eent afs ny bEasnaaz prinei.
plaa. Caah. CHmzHa CERAnT. se 5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

TO TIE LADlE1 -ScEwknAczEa
Bnua A Co. ara ~ sals aRsuta far tie
araebRM1ud 0ennine ~Cenie@eFt@ Id
gloves Nos beng permitted ~ The
mMnnfnrtarara ~ esss khese gloves aa
mkcaasMla re are uMeK4nR thsm a. retail
nnly. EcMwAn4cW3m Ann4. A 60. auSa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

FALL 0RkNuo. don't fail 10
visit Ma. PnAasas Empofium Of Faaa.
lon daring the fail opening. which viii
take plaos On Thursday. Friday and
saturday e thla wask. There ell BE-
displayed . large and fashionable a.
sorsment ct ths newest and best IL ell
kinds % millinery eooda and n0Vslties7
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

Dr1ak Ma4ia and have q coed appa-
lite and aWeet, refreshing aleap. Il 10
not q stiEalant and eoutaina not drop
e aloohol, bnk gives strong, vigorous
nerves and RFeaa power Of endarnnea.
69e. per bottle as HAanRoucK a TRnHx'A
opposite drinking fountain. oc5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

n. 4. WAffnes's Crystal CrsaassFY anS
HaH Dautf DasHqeacss Batter ara pro-
nouncsd b experts y equal TIE faEuoua
0ranqs ceNAtE product 10 Be had only
q hKEEx 4 Wu0zr. sole agents. Il5
FroBt street. 81 ;
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

TINS oAa1kpn DIvIsIoH .-In his late
annuAl report, President Harris says
Tbs work % ooaslEuolisR the tannol.
1emilea long. va lel jan. q, 1885, and
iato b eompleted b. the summer It 1855
u order - Rel she advantage q bFIneina
into nas NE Oasoado Bfanoh e. eallg &c
possible. tue work Of conniruetiuR tha
II miles from The end % The traek -
Elionaburg 10 the east end % the tan-
mel, and from the end % the track ai the
uegt side Of the mountains % ane Wesf
ond Of she tunnel, ~ miles, and also 4
eaiiodoack ever the mountasna, 20 b
nssd pendinR tie eompletion 81 the tun-
1el, Wa iet Ia Juue. ies6. and will b CON-
Flolea early 10 the winter q this year,
n Unforeseen dif1ouitioa do nos ooeuR.
thus opening the line for basinoa3 from
The Columbia river % Puget Sound
more than q year II advance 81 she
eompletion % The teanni. TIE total
eoei Of TIA 7b,< miles. including the
tannel and swit0hbeak, will b. 6a.Soo.-
Qoo The eoat Of . temporary switch.
back over che mountains uili Be- &x,
goQ TIE total eoal Of The Caaeaae
NGaAeh from Ra21o on The main III o d
fAeoma, inciadinR tha oual 81 the tan.
nu|, hut not inol@din0 bridge across
ne CalnmblA river, will Be N,0o, Geo
asefaatnR eai 60 per mile for ne -
miles. A bridge acrueB the Colnmbia
river viii be needed ID q few yeaka, and
viii cost about Ri.Q1o.000.e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

Ladies. q call a LatoaF 4 %. vii
oanviaco yoa that there never vas sen
before IN seattle such . display of nov
elites, fancy articles and furnia8ina
soods, 100 extsnsive 10 enansFase. Ia
roun 4 %. SO
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

FAcE PownKRs.-Dou't use poisoaoaa
lead pawdarA Freoman'a Mediaated
Invisible 10 guaranteed Absolutely harm
Iesa Preserves the eompiexion, re-
moves blemishss and rstails fer two
hllA. Try q.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-09

sAn1Na on ran QUKEx.-The steam.
ship Queen Of The Paoiae sailed from
haEs for San Francisco yesterday after
noan a e'esock. sha look 500 tons q
e1Al a Nanaimo and fFem seattle she
took 1880 sacks % oata. 1000 sacks of
potatoes, and - tons q miacollaneoaa
eAlne, making total ffoight kroun this
para of $40 tons. Her pasaenNeK lint
uaa as follows, Mrs. 4. Hnalons Mrs. 4
Miller. GeerRe IhatchsF, Mrs. Bafaesa
Hail, George Patrick, Miss Matte
Lynde. Mias ~. A. Davis, q, W. Snod
gfaeA W. A, Davis. W. W. MorEan. w.
= Keller, l. Peterson, Caps. Cioaek,
Hiss J. Couch, Mis- Sadie Atkinsan,
Ma h. 3 kooinaon, Ms. q. W. CoaIl.
e and soa. Miss Ida johnson, Franh
Hleam, Il. Ritehie, ]. HirseA6ere, Ms.
J. fylss, Miss L1Eia olmatead, ".
3. Hansen. n. 2. Minor, Harry MyaEa,
His Lizaia ward, Miss Jalia Bansen.
:. y. Ballard and Wifs, \. \. BAKER. =.
!. Davls, .. Masaniy and a. ia the
f3aeFana