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Notice q final Pfeoi.

Us. LknD eFEI1E At oLxertA. ". 3.
Narth rs. i831
Notice b hereby Rivtn shAt GEORGE b
RAdGG A4o Ale6 au1ir0 a. insansian -
uA11 anal nroof halara tha OarR a a.
ulsllatt ooarl a ~ oEloa ID eusftia. y. ~.
e a.tsstsy. ne lf.h aag - AsYs - ~
81 4 q 81 AZ seetloa :. toNn1nip A. \.
fnnas ta1o
10 names a. witnesses Wernanao xarnes.
3 0oa4 r.. Hanham and Z. t.yuha, al y
ehsrzg V1llgy. v. 7.
1onN ,. o0UEx.
sR1nFe nszsi1f o. - Land ones.
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The Best sAive Ia the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Uloere. SAT- Dheum, Fe-
YER Sores. letter Ohapped Hhnda, Chill
blaius. Corna and al Skin Efnpfions.
snd positively ouFs4 Piles. or no pay
required. Il is guaranteed 70 give per
test satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price . cents per boz. For sale b. A.
B. Sxxa1nz. DIV
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D. X. howard. Sole Ounsr.
w. TEN data caE = fhs United Sfnses
mai % hooeia CanAz makinT semi.
Neeki8 kxiB9 % eeaEtl4. Aeavzaw Aaa
Wln touch e Port Gan ~ foF - -,
o. E1elE14 oErtElnR - Esaeffe u -
atterlaans rEteraiHE VII ieaFa TssIs7l1
WA9l e u o'ceck GFGrT IuenfsT ~
saturday morning. taking tbs MAI ~
EqgE 8ain1le for s. a6eck And tsnfen flilT
Tbs s14&nlef Jo4ep ainn wiz inBge -
oeea t1E f1re tla1nllAe every daT eEcepl
e14 rooeeVe orders faE 49, pcinton HooI1
Cara. fsS5
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@. DAVIS q O.. Uish q call the affea
tiun Of buainsaa Ensu and ethnFs 70 their
iaFEa stock 81 Blank Books, which IN
ever raspse1 are 6rs1 claaa. ans Will he
soid e. lou - tbs loueaA. Us Froat e.
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Miss DKIxA WEpaHn IL now located
With Mrs.. W. A. Wash, SEATTLE Mislinary
aloIe. Front street, and Il prepared %
do dreasmakinQ ID all is branches. and
viii aiss give Instructions ID cutting
and 6tsinR b 3 neu system. au6 In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

II THE PROBATE 08UBT or ISLAND
u coun1y, WanhlaN4aM Earzl1oEg.
SrAneaa. dnctaae6
Noltee q h1re1g rise1 y t11tsa s1ersof "a
~ p11s11s n17iEq ele4ma n11Inz1 e. arfatn
g s1td william = ! ltG1 =. dec1rs1 - nrn.
ez15 e4ezls via ~ EeceaaHT7 gu11heEs - fha
an1efzlTned, a1mlafetFNtnr - he GA IL
SID dsceEae4 q ki4 pinnn % rsHaencs IN
wHtfag tslana. knataEde n11Fga Peri in1s
calto1B. foFl Iounaenf. W. ~. ~ffkIa 80
go1t ~ t1e nlsI puhllr111en e fais no1i1s
EDWARD OLIVIA
A1mlzisllntur q - aEale 81 WIIllsm 2.
3oAsa ?, a4c1masa apis ~
csubssilis. y. T. Apri aass.
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The philadelphia Ledger. cele.
bFaies is semi-eentennial BY issuing
facsimile OF No. 1. Vol /, Of the
Public Ledger, dated March 2s, 1886
Il Is four page paper. 14f2 By II
inches IN size, and OF very respect.
able appearance, although q dwarf
compared with The Ledger Of 1886.
The transportation Advertisements
/ present q striking contraststo those
Of today; they are four Ia an. The
Peoples Line Of cars and stages''
starts every Horning from PhiladeI-
phia for Downinet0wn, Lancaster,
Columbla and Pitlsbufg; through 10
~ days
Leach = Co.'s line for PIlisburg
,sxia railroad aud canal packets,
will 20 into Operations As soon rs navl.
CATION on the canal opens. s.Tha
cars on The railroad are al new and
10 good eFder. The packet boats
have had their cabins heightened and
lifted up with every conVenience.
Tia propFiesOFs Of The Peansyl.
rAniA & Ohio Transportation Co,
aanonnce thai daily line between
Philadelphia and PilisbuFg via the
Union and Pennsylvania Canals aud
Portage Railroad, win begin fun.
ning ''as soon es the navigation will
permit"
The Good Inlent State Co., ere
spectfully Informs the travelling pab-
lic that they have established q line
OF liFsi.Fate post coaches direct for
Wheeling. leaving Philadelphia az 8
q N. daily. lthrough il 50 hours.
via Columbia Railroad, through
York, Gettysburg. ChambefbuFg,
Bedford and Washington.
TIE stockholders Of The West
Philadelphia Railroad Co, arc mott.
6ed that an inatallmens of &5 per
share win be due on April %. and
another on Nay 20
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SHERIFFS SALE

IN Tx pf9Tn1cT CorRT RcnIHE
Ihlfd Judicial 3 ilfrIcf N ~ & -
IzstiloEy- hold inE terms = atIIeI
Hq az --9NtSA ~ Chnfrh rE
" IA NFonE8 81 8adfA UanriIIa a nf&It
An4 Henry r EeHanEs dnfenNmnaa.
lAat Rn1 vi ElFtns ~ - egler e faa4
aaa epcr4e of f1Tscirlnr8. asd fal e
tre yiglEict loaft hnIdInE TINS 5. tE.t
1e. o. ne 4t1 oay 81 April IN o. ~
aoste tft.re1 aellel, NAaftfa ~ al444
1870 q a.eil4 e.1talned 9 ia1al.s ~
4nzAs = an GqINnaanAaa ~ ven san fn'iNN
lag NOR gaEed pFFHiiFR mas 30 ~
he ~ = ne ~ 81 see les 81 en-
teisf1g 81 ae.el Of ianf tie 81 q ~
y q 9eclioH - conlE|1IeR a1,
BE y 81 ~ So Il - iea ; esa.ale
ln9 . seres ~ 4 81 ne NN 81 gell
A0n Z J. andllNa n ~ lgt A. AZ Mm6lInM tA
centsiainW ft1 9s re- ncrGa. 81 "a lHW1
thiR = No %. e. fenE1 Z see4 eud go
9..Ih-r confalnIaE 81 . 20 sores.
Nqlicr 4 th1lol1ss hai1hT flFea t1af @
~ uresg. ths ASA aay * Mays
Aaa@s
AZ Ghs hour ~ II o.elsck 4 a & ast
d49, 81 ~ CoHff kIou1o deer. II ~ oI
81 Ne4lIa KlH1 eoU1tF az1l114
IeEFisotg ] vi - ol11Ilaco = 40 g
s.eF - sac aut deeTfe - l9neelo1srt. ~
lhe 9e4ve aeacflhsd pfapgrsx . t
plalai - lu3 gmsaa. VI y latnsea .s'e
g a1d cost. % tas hlsh - an1 hesi 49,
fssisd & ss.i.ia as sssA ~ e ASA
III MuoRAW
an keEtR e KinF e1aHff. VT
a.. -. NmnFF AstaTnaY fer NAaIm8i3.
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D. b JepKNa. photoaFapheF. II Sec
end ane 0olunbin stFeeea. u farnishina
bis patFuHs 6F1luiass oahinets Cd g. 80
q dozen. aua
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

IAa AGAIN ASSUMED CHARGE
III q eAla popelar hoaaelfy. IA hsss
NM8 eAH2Ynat ks1R. 10 ere cry. Umly aaa
els1k fHem Ne wAMrves and aspcs.
cseekss b ass iFen ever stsanss.
canl.Et e Eueals cinaay oArsa aer.
sslsss . ssll aaN
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Q. 3. Lam o1i1cn a OI1arIA. y. N,
April - iea1
Notice 4 her,b7 ElFoQ that louis rTEEN
hls fsed notice a intanfi.n - mnto droi
proef before tie CLERK o. the nhtries Canr4
s. a. ollcs IN etatlie W. r., % Friday. Is.
q Cay Df NAY. A q iNa3 On Pre- alnft o.
D. =. No. i0i11 for ne n y o. NJ 4 cf &c
lloa - touuthip g birth. ~ :. aedst
he names - y alnaassas Ioha spencer. 1
sal Csri QEl1oa 80 John hfeoaauer' al
Of eseitle, W.T..
ions ?. aoWkY.
apzsmya7 Register u ne Iana uiAes.
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On and after April Ia Mccxkm8 a
Quxnx viii anaks yea phetoRraphs IS -
pr doSsB, finished Il sheiF very bsal
otyi3. ap1
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~ AaeE.e41 llel.<s bs9.ss1 q 3.
- Ns A1tsA. 3 A..s.l-
~ Ae4ilrAEs 80 - itefaAfu
|pt Ate. $50 ~ IS Alnei r lnfee
- tas .aesP1s e.zs &c 4Asiz9a1
ce1.fls g - &s'.s4 r.a1.- tnts
$500 A4N ceasz9.s e4 tH4 e4of-
Alqas sele g e ~ NQktA q
kNsl = u AlekesA "a sac 2etEs Aq4 Ane
kzpss sAsss g. eAs '.ss14eH 4ssAN Aesze4
~ tiss AAf ss.aei esA114
ezZ,.e1 e s1e 2sles.oe = 800.
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80 g Lse1 Aes@s 1880. - 90.
81 !. -. : ~. - - 5. - 10y
e.. .ss.sl =, e.s.'.ss. -. g, =
=, - ~ - - 800 - -.
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osr1ss MAstu ~ 49, 4.sl,'stA4 y -
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s.e .t 81 sne : A1Is- tller-
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posislon q mleasssnen Nlao 49,
oQ1s Sn eg.Asa.tAs AAeS IVY
sls.'.sss sfl..e ne ..ss.9l..sts - @antea
y sas.o.3ss. - .ps - p.y = ! :,
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ena rePe.. 4 sae .-1as moalnly e sne
Sns. ~ o.lS1. =. - 1O.n =. -
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80 - 80 ssz..sss. ~ 9ltsas18
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~ - sae1 snaolea 70 - D1loN
~ ~ +.'tlsls4 49,.
~ = eiAlAea. sAiA = 1epoftsf,
MAJ yoax DesiLeas = 81 eAer csesace
. tes fsea.af passenssr gas.aess
eaeseo y l..e eass Asa j Z IseN q !,
lst .,.yel 4..er4 80 .s...s1set lAl.'
1oaee Apa ~ ho leAAlslheAr eo1hec-
~. ! ~ 49, e..s'.sss ~ 80 ~ 7, 49,,
- 49, nnanl -, 1Ae p1@ee ss1A =
tnls I'VE
= = -. 10 .sssise !. sses. . 49,
49, : as..z : ~. -. 80 Z !. Z { 49,
~. oaI iArge 1l9ees g tlskess aar'
su8 IAse @aEss wllsa ~eIe 1oagns W
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49, 49, Ls ~. =, 49, IL y .a.s.y
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JUG ~ 8 y y 4. -. n1s.ss.gs ~
rs sls.ssA u " KS = s,shAsy ~
$3.50 4ae " yuln 80
oosz psts : - 80 q R.Y.sl. ~
81 t.tse.,.'E-
~. - - q l.l's,... 10y
~ = NoI .s,, = e ope 49, maEkea Jus.
We. = 49, e5,s 49, we q
noss ~, peslrg lnes essMeen com
.son I.elnss y,.sL e ssA 1l.ns porta-
sson 49,. 49,. 80 .ness pelnss lesls aIe
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~ y 5slo nllise. h4 ~ e4eAl
~ Afoa.1sty PfIee aos suc9 sEAsspof.
Lellol, an9 eAgees g s. IN equ.t.ole
llsls,0e q ssA,alo ? 9 a..s1p p a I'm
49, ... ~ x
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ouslnes =. q she country 90 1ne brokers
neaels ~,
-. ~ . ~ 1gsss ois % give we . CURES
The ITEEEstHffHrn last |rtEH |IN nd Isf4 m.
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Ma, s. sun, cfaifeegani ARD assf
Fs1ain y. Nay feie esstinns dally.
10 .. M toS .. - and - . b a. Cur
cls xhufsess. a Spa Eesia myl
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$1,000 REWARD

4 WILL PAY THM ABOvw REWARD
fer tie aPrUs4 apa odnvicf 90 81 Ne
aIuu. q Green ff4eR. 81 ne iine II ~
y. 4 r. & tn Nta4 eauufy. W ~ a.
aAsnishE q esp1. 3 ~.
avaaw sharie a n T.ee ~ raas;y
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q. Oar e qualiiy extra llns Fun hn-
iEbed ladies, meriuo vests Feduced 10 81
.scMwAKacHEA hnc9 ne
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

For The psrv besf photoeraphs 90 10
MagnR. Sullivan'a black. Feona street.
Prices n acc0rdanoa With ane timsA 81
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g. 5OpsE dcxsn for arss slass uahgasts
as PRzanass Ara Sludios AZ
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70 THE UNFORTUhA7E


N8@&8
DisaaaARv No. a.
kearey Nire sas
EyAaciHA ns1ak
lisA& n fNa. ~
fta tuatnEaf q
&znai sad eumlna
oiaeeNa snrh e.
feAeEAn1A, 0LMEs
NWcHva& axrMm,
&c b all ~ Arsnl.
tEEEg4G WHINE
- tMrarnHeE
as e zanhacs
WHazenfir 60
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

uaEEo o41scE ~ u1m4A VT.
Ma1cA 13 les
NcEns 3 h1nstf eIg1n A. fERHAN1o
II AKA n sAa Nfai nns,ea AZ inlen1i8n "a naaEo
Cas- EEneE bars th8 Cara af thn nlEtel
atszr. lh4 let1 a. 81 Nay. Al p Ite1.
% Flt e1arlI1n b. 5. -. - .. feE ~ = j q
M q ana 80 1 e NJ 4 q 1a1liln y.
aAd NJ 4 ol Nh 4 e gscllea ts laNnlhip
g MnElh. ranNa e11t
II mea a. Wlsa6aHas ao@Haa 2. Pike.
4. Goes IA HsaAAla ana Z. Escl.s. all u
1o1r1 y. aoWEx
aplnyt Res,a,sz q Ne rasa oAc,s
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n0TKLs AND RRsrAURANTA
EUREKA RESTAURANT
- - TX a. ~,
90 Fs1nl aaa OclamhlA atreeis,

NFTE nEslRK 10 INFORM OUR
w ed trtNnda and TIE EoaeFAt pahaic
1hnt ws have RsrchRteA the kaFeka Pas.
nraaf and taakeRy q Wfltlam Msyian-
eAaeg. Ana Ell ecaauci he haaincas 8
9estelnm 9lFis.
ols,sIs = sEssg ssyiA aaamsassapsvsd1
- ofdaf a. al haAfa
Rasaiar meals s cenfR RaaEa AZ racss
EuAaanAola rAsAA
A full Ina ~ freah HreaA CAKES Ara
CunfeellAnexy always % hard
an R.pmssss = s = s'i = ,s = ; ~
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INVENTORS SEND NODHL on
4 sketch 81 YDmT inpanftNns when u VIA
make careful urelimlnary 9xnminatloa
md report a. q noEenloRillkE. win Cd
business before u. 3. pat1as olat1 a.
tenead q To- nfonEa1IN EHEa. 1nlofnoa
don and rofarHncea sent On nrpliuatl0Ih
No gnAnaE UNLESS PATENT u aNcUMnn.
Waghisgiss 2. @. di1sc1lS o1Da-.is .
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. Sss WA :. s s:: f ;ss Az; ~ go
vsll ezpy - eEsWAHR. ~
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III eanGA A Ioi 81 rsaI Appiiqae
lass iidlea ssduesd % ~ eszis. scH9A-
nacnn1 -. ~
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$1,000 RRWARD.

ny ORDER on TAX COMMISSION
~ efH ~ King caunEts W, r. hGfnhQ
cNse #8948 rtw614 l9f ibe nfte8t np& ous.
Vicslon 81 he person. 9l1. ~ tie M aag
a te14a1fF. nar91lcd J. Nas1lnR Gel.
nlA1 80 YIatnE Rsslsn. e. 1ake NaNhr
fH EcQRArr. a.arik
nealaia y. =. -. =, Ia fst
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I WILL LRAvE All OF NY Bust
4 ues1 with Capt y Y GrozR. 70 recsfre
aclET ard q aal1la Al = IL anN acronrla.
noA 1 q WalfFUltu u. D.
The Washington bee., 1886-07-31
JOSEPH S. DAVIS,
AttOrney-at-Law

80 n. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Md.
Will practice in all the courts OF the
city of Baltimore, and the supreme
court OF the District of Columbia
Civil and Criminal cases conduct
ed collections made. Legal docu.
ments drawn and careful attention
given to actions i'm both the Law s.
Equity courts. Washington CON-
munications left at tue Office of the
Bee will receive immediate atten
ton.
The Washington bee., 1886-07-31
v D \ D DERFUl BARGAI Ms

All
BRoDHEAD & Co., 907 FIST, n. w.
Ere. ch P,que, 5 cents upward; Lin
on Lawns ID cents upward; Persian
Llwns. 25 cents upward; India
Linen. 10 cents upward; Seersuck
ers, s cents upward; Ginghams,
5 cents upward; 104 sheeting 154
cents; Corsets in boxes. % cents
upward; Wright's Silk Umbrellas,
$3.50 upward; Gladstone shirt, 81
cents; Silk CIux Balbriggan Hose,
25 ems; Barrsby Table Damask
80 cents; Ladies & Gents Gauze,
Vets, % cents upward;
THIS ENTIRE STOt X AT A
SACRIFICE.
BRODHEAD AND Co.
907 f s., n. w. (Masonic Tenn
p e.)
The Washington bee., 1886-07-31
WAITING CONDEMNED.
GO SOUTH OR WEST.

The cry "go west" has long
since been heralded over the con-
fines of the United States and, no
doubt, it has been looked upon as
subject of laughter, sport and
even ridicule. GO north, if you
are south, where as long as you
can trace some mans dining room,
as long as you stand behind some
mans chair at table. and in
fact, where the highest aspirations
is to be a waiter and TO be a
head waiter is more preferable than
Mr.. CIeyeland's position, there and
then | say, in the language of our
"northern friends" there is no
discrimination. No, there is no
discrimination, for if you are a
waiter You are respected as such
which standing holds the proper
ton there as school teacher pub
lic) in the south.
A main difference in the two Sec
tions is this: Here they are willing
generally to take a colored mans
money anywhere, there they are
not. Even some of our Washing
ton friends, when in company and
perhaps elsewhere, often confront
YOU with, 1--WE are Northerners."
Let me advise you not to say it
ANYMORE for it does not bring any
honor upon you.
While waiting is the most com
mon occupation in the North and is
far from being the highest occupa.
tion in intelligent estimation, yet as
a means to a high aim and end,
it can and should be endured. 1t
is complimentary to say that the
walters of color, have not to a great
extent, sought occupation in the
South. Southern friends need not
hasten north to become a husband
or a wife. Southern friends, who
are led on by northern attractions,
will get Old Medford and a hus-
band or Old Medford and a wife,
while my northern friends may, in
going south to marry, get a hus-
band and little rum, but southern
wives will be as far from it as the
noon DAYS sun is from the obstrut-
tions of the Western horizon.
If, then, northerners wed north
erners and southerners wed south
erners, southerners waiting will
probably be kept in one section OF
the country and that two in that
section which boasts of being the
cradle Of civilized inhabitants, the
foundation and 'Fcap stone" of the
learned world of United States of
America.
When Milton said "'Tis better
to reign in hell than serve in heav-
en-" he is questioned, but, who
can question 'Tis better to reign in
the south or west than serve in the
north. Our northern friends boast
Of their smart and learned men.
Yes, it is true and no argument can
overcome it, but are they not all
white men?
MY friends, cast aside your VIII te
aprons, cease to sail through some
dining room, with your trays ele-
waited on one hand, for five cents ol
a quarter and often for nothing,
seek a higher occrpati, n, if there
are too many smart men IN MasSa
chusettes and other northern states,
leave then and 60 south or west or
any where else even il be the isles
of the sea, have respect for Your
selves and your race.
Yours again
A SUBSCRIBER.
Boston, July 29th, 1886.
The Washington bee., 1886-07-31
Great Clearing Sale OLA Manu-
factuTe's stock.

Gentlemen's Eng. Flannel Street
and Office coats, Gn choice pat,
terms, values So reduced to $3.50.
100 doz. Embr. Scarfs and Four
in Hands; value 25c., reduced to
DC. 3 for SOC.
100 doz. all-silk scarfs in teckS
and flats value soc. reduced to 25c.
50dOz. fancy sets Collars and
Cuffs, siz'' 135 to II, soc.
100 doz. fancy French Percale
Shirts, all sizes, Choice patterns, }
3 collars and / pair cuffs, S1.50.
20 doz. brilliant B ack LiSle Half
Hose (tast color>;) value 81 T; SOC.
20 doz.. Shawknlt Black Balbrig.
gan Half Hose (fast colors. soc.
so doz. solid mode shades and
stripes with white feet, full regular
made Half Hose, value 50c.; reduc
ed 25c.
30 doz. dark liSle Half Hose, pin
stripes, full regular made Hall
Hose, value Soc. reduced 25c.
Large lot OF all silk Windsors In
spots and checHs, 25c.
80 doz. White Shirts, IA to II i,
Cluett's make. unlaundeltd, with
patent Gussett's back and sleeves,
Soc. or 6 for So.
Sole agents for j. A. Scriven's
patent elastic seam Jean Drawers,
the best fitting garment ever pro,
duced. AUERBACH & Bro,
623 Penn, Ave. "New Entrance on
G ST."
The Washington bee., 1886-07-31
Rural Dairy.

Min served by Retail and Wmolesal".
The best country mix in the city
Walt S. W,h orn, proprietor 1897 IL st
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-10

and went up to prospect for them.
When within $50 feet of the cabin,
their progress was stopped by an i'm
mense barrier of snow which they
could not pass. They saw smoke
coming out far above them, and called
to the men, who were able to converse
with them. They could not come to
greet their visitors, because they dare
rot trust themselves on the snowbank
hanging upon the side of the noun.
tain, ready to rush to the bottom OF
the canyon, thousands of feet below.
They said they were we'll, had plenty
of grub and fuel, lots OF ore, and did
not intend to come out till May.
The claim is located 5000 feet above
sea level.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-10
Don't GrHmble.

Don't grumble, friends. The open
ing of the "Alturas" Hotel will not in
any way hurt the other hotels and
lodging-houses. 1t will bring here a
class of people who do not come
here now. 1t will not take one of
your customers from you. On the
contrary, the fact that such a class OF
people-stockmen, spectators, sight
seers, tourists, and capitalists
who don't come here now, will be
induced to come, will add to the
floating cash in town, and each OF you
will get some of it. Let the people
learn not to begrudge every new en-
terprise. There can nothing but evil
follow on the habit of trying to pull
down your neighbor as fast as he OF
she begins to get ahead in the world
Pull together, help each other; IN this
all will find benefit and success.
There is nothing but disaster in dis
putes and dog-in-the-manger policy
and it is strange that everybody or
Wood River don't see this fact.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-10
Thank God {!

During the next week, the upper
floor of the TINES building will be
fitted up for the editorial staff. La
dies and gentlemen, singly, or in com
pany, will please go to the upstairs
office, tell their joke or story, make
their statement, ask their favor or
what they will. The TINES business
office is crowded.
The editor of the TIMES will al
ways be ready to welcome and com
fortably entertain the friends and en-
emies of the TINES, and invites par
sons and parents; servants, anc
shoddy; bummers, and babies;
monkeys and miners; poor men anc
politicians, to come to the editoria
rooms of the TINES, state their bust.
ness sensibly and succinctly, and what
ever is right he will do.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-10
Bringing the Girls.

DR.. Rice writes the TIMES from
Omaha, the 18th instant, as follows:
alt will soon be time to start my first
colony. Some of the emigrants will
go to Caldwell, some to Boise. and a
few to Ketchum; but think the lar
gest number will 60 to HALEY, pro-
vided your citizens receive us at the
train with the band, and with teams
to bring the women and children free
to the hotels. Also, that they have
teams to take those who intend to en-.
ter public land to Camas Prairie ano
back, free of charge"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-10
FRIEDMAN MEYER
HAILEY'S FOREMOST MERCHANT
WILL, TOMORROW, MARRY
UTAH,S L0YELIEST
DAUGHTER.
Cakes and Wines Sent to Absent Friends,
With kilograms of Kindness.

In Salt Lake City, tomorrow, S.
J. Friedman will seal the covenant Of
life and take as his wife, with all her
PROJECTIONS, Miss Luscha Meyer.
Before the printer who sets up this
notice can wash his forms, the friends
of Friedman and his to-morrow's
bride, from the mountains to the sea,
will know this.
In New York Miss Luscha's friends,
among whom are such as the great
firm of Auerbach Bros, with their
heavy branch firms in the West and
beyond the sea, will add a glass of
wine to the life and health Of the
groom and bride. BIT it is
here in Haley that pulses
will beat and hearts reach out
upon this happy announcement; be-
cause Simon }. Friedman prospected
HALEY and this country; he had the
wide world to locate in; he located
here; he put fortune of $4,000
here; he helped the growth of HALEY
when Haley needed help, and to his
splendid property and store that
grace this town to-day, he will, In a
few days, add that ornament, without
which no mans home is perfect
priceless wife and jewel.
Come home, Friedman, with YOU
bride. Warm hearts are here te
greet you both.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-10
Imprisoned.

Last November two men took
lease of a mine located on Bald Noun =
tain. near Alta, Utah. They took up
n supply of provisions, with the inten-
ton of staying until spring. A few
DAYS ago, says the Salt Lake Tribune,
some citizens of Alta missed familiar
+rae which stood near the mouth OF
the mine tunnel, and suPposing the
tree. cabin and men had been swept
away BY a slide, organized a party
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-10
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

krleg's baby is growing. Mother
Go to Harding for first class sign
work. H aItf
:, onow-glasses from two-bits up, at
hendricks. If
Friedman is receiving tons of new
goods-the very latest novelties.
No man can we'll command until he
mas learned to thoroughly obey.
Some exceedingly elegant work i;
turned out by Lund & Anderson. att
ulilette, at Ketchum, Yves paid $500
insurance on goods, yesterday, and
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-10
HALEY PostOfiice.

NAILS ARRIVE:
~ so0 Ash'
from the South IL n. and ESQ Pm.
From Bu,. juan ..........'..'.'.z N
From MAILS CLOSE
N&o 2. n
For the South 10 A, N. and $50 81
FOR the Nerth' ..,.,,,...... IL 90 n.
ror Bullion. .,..,.,.......... 500 P.
For Bolton from Muldoon, Stanton, Crichton. Sol
der sUart by railroad.
snu OFFICE HOURS
oman TO owners Of lock boxes.
Once nw ai;yerv and Call Boxes open from $500
General n 40 D. m. Sundays, from IL, noon, to
9p.m. ,.. and Registry Department open
Money orue, al n m No Money Order
from :. ~. transacted on Sundays or legal
registry pus'" III. BEwS, Postmaster.
holidays.