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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-23
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Ths asfset 81 RnEnslI's ian1 I'll -
ae.lsss naIossiy shoss s1uslnsiysly
eh.t ths 1rinh psevls kass absainssl5
uoskfno 70 kope fsr, eiahsr from -
ueena Coaasryssiga ayg1Enmsni g
feam - Liberal Unioninla No Rss
aanded q hsss thnig Sppoalsion y sslaa.
asauss hons fnla bill upen rainis q
rrsuox i.sportanss alous. Pzxnsus bin
- uoss ssnsarsusiys ana rssagnasls.
Tkss. sas nsshlna b y regolutioaafy,
no,hIna excessive and nethina which
eilhsr fha Conservatives g fhe Unlen-
- wsuId fail 10 spDEoss = theY ueEs
sfnsess d fhsir ptofsssions q fkisnd-
shlp Tor ths Isish psopis and q thsis
assifs % sss iussias dous - innd
wksss ssstlss has % ionR bssn dsnied.
TIE msasars wns assiansd - aileviats
ne suasrinea which viii surety b tsls
- ths tsaans faFnara0f Irsland daring
tks comine uintsT. Ils pnmaRs wouid
have caussd instant raiief among the
famine threatened peaaaniEy and woald
havs anna far seward securing q rs-es-
tshtishmana u social order o. shs IN
haugy lslnnd. Is eGsgia would have
haen fslt immsaiassiy upon its paaAee,
snd is nssss assspsanes b ihe govern.
ment woald have eaassd Iriahmsn %
Tel shaf thsy might hops for some
fklne q iassiss. sson frem triumphAnt
To1ylsm.
Ths TN, housEsE, has bosn defeated,
ana 4 hss lea defeated, not b Con
asrvsfiss vssas aione, bat ~ the v1isa
oftts Radicals and tss English Unlon-
lsss e. vel. ~ dsseai means. IN 81
rrsbahility. that Ne condition Of aaaiss
Is Tssland win drift frOm Bad % uorss,
tts esstain rssuit being 9 renewal Of
soarslon IN ifa WoFst form, renewed d.
aanes % tbo 0oyasnmsnt, an Interested
rnrs hasrea and almost anarchy. No
rshua whleh has been rsoeived ~ the
fsash paopls within resent years has
bsen more maske6 q moss esEsEe than
this, and nous has bsen e likely 20
assuns he IElsh psasaniry V . feeling
e iren1ied hostility.
TIE maioElty Of The Houss Of oon
mons have emphasizod ths fact that
thsg saEe nothing Tor the opinisu Of
Ne sIslli4sd wesld. that thsy are beat
npon lasFoducine into ne ninstssntb
osalnzy TIE eoeFoiye measures Of The
ssssusssnih. and that there q probably
nothlne Whish can turn them fs0m the
coarse upon which They have started.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-23
The Last Chance.
70 GUT wATR Fn0aTAEE On
nII0TT car At REasoa-
EE Faces
81 to s. per front foot
w ... aA !. nm ArFOu11D
WIannsc annTmTANn
W. zAvE nm APPOmTED
"LlDD'S ADDITION !"

To he city q santfla. which oompElnas
aats 4. : ano , af section ~, ana - :. rs.
Han Ia AownAhlp - nara. rMnEe GAEk
~ sell the same tur kE0m Is ~ " pr front
fnoG On miilott BAY. Ana krom 50 - E73
Pea lot not water EnmEaRa.
1hls ~ ~ Tar ras chsnpea4 property II
thaz parS u tho cxay. nnn - ne4Mli nilS
lad cut accoFdtng - Ne topoxraElAT o.
Farrlsa lnEoaeine IN this property nsw
cAanot hssp Dnt maze moAey.
IRk1zs- - PER CRnr noWE. BALANCE
N 3, = > AND ~ MoaTHz. Al - RkackAT
Title. U. 8 patent 70 w. 3 Ladd. TIE
Eo1taao mitlionM1re bank1E. " warranty
oesa E1om 1a9oa aud wis - Geo =. klt-
tln9ef. RhatIo1 ~ kAtt-nFor. wne Bali
glte warranty deed. NO Bkf1Ak rETLn
a Is@ cioohs. only, Cor s.le a. thass
pt1cee ana "a theoo tuEu1a.
suppaes you ouy : niocE e $50 O. ee0a
4o0 pnE ~ ENr cent nonn. 1sunE ~ ~
1Hs No mere paFmeAts foE moatha.
.As soon IS 1no neattle, Lake shore and
s.asa1rn railway coMlHlen1q Woak yunr
oaock W1a % WuEkh 1sFnEMl Ehou6Ama aoA-
iMrn. Ieu thereby fiak q new aOllmgn %
nAAke q mtAke.
10 NOT hay this property an yon and
cus prlcsa aE aa1oknAng properly, and IL
thu px1re aakGu 10 Ne ID nos - per siens
lsss taan you ca Sos otheE properly ID
1oan1nE. o. Al aAat FlrlnitF, Ws Wnl laaEo
ysu = y esant " . mock. Try IL and zee.
We sAast hioslnVeiF WakharaU nhn adj
ten fKom the mAxkcL a. rha18 prtea8,
VIXEN on--thzEo q Is - sold. TkfE8n AJAX
ouh INSTRUCTIONS.
n. ~ hsxony ofIeE nnd have pur-
cnanese tsx eyeEy acre q land Wtthin enc
ton e. Slso - aero.
c. c. PHlMNEY q CO.,
Jamns nroek
anasdW Opposite OceiaSaial Hstsl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-23
Sale.


MISS CRACK THoRNnYKR A
VA EratnA1a e tAe Califcenla klndeF-
EaFfla tre1ziee srh e. nAnouncls that
80 Wli res e. Us - tn1Ef EArlEu fcrmCr-
b Erasl&aa ewes - MiIa AfUgne foe.ti1rh
q tle eEaeE Is fhiFa aad Pins slrects
e. Moz4AF. AS. - eu9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-23
NOTICE OF SALE.

TN TIE DIETRICH UoURT OF TIN
ii Third Judicial piatxlct o. WeAhinglon
Territory, holding tarnn e. Sanrtla, Ia Ktns
county. Wushfugtcn TERRITORY.
No 4ets-ns Black Diamnad oeal Mlnina
compaay nnd tntervsafag tneliaa1s. Eballank
vers1a The steamer s. l.. Aastic. her aackia
apparel and fuFuitars, respondent
Nesioa q hsre6y gipcn that. gaeFeaa b. .
decree q he ahoge ontftled ooaTt entarsd AZ
record 10 sa1a IuFs % TIE isth day e Sea-
tsmher. i8S6, Tie aboTo nARad sleaner 8. L
Mastisk. her tAckis, appArei, furniture, ETC..
we're condensed ard ordered - b sid 10 he
D11eef pf0tlded " law, % ansueE IL prayar
q ~ abexa named lfbsiiaat
fAerofnra, siH sal aa11 steamer e pahHs
anetion, - he hiahssi oid1er fsr cash. q Coi.
nan'a wharf, ia he eng q eaaitis, q King
county, aahlngton TaFriloEy. e 4ll1 eleven
o'cloek In the tsrenoon, o. THURSDAY, the sa8h
Gny 81 Sept1mbaF, 1ee4
Dated III lsth day Of ssptembss, Issa.
uaitsd atnass Marshal for Waahtngton nsss
ritory. ssIs 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-23

I OTIS AND BLOCKS FOR SALE IN
II Moth Seattle.
Los aad blocks fer aulo n D. 7. Dea-
ny'l nrs4 second. third. fparth. nfth and
sixth additions.
Lets ana blocks for sAls IN D. I. Den
ma Park edition.
liots ana aiOcks fer enls n ID. 4. Dan
ny's East Park addition.
Lots and blocks for sale n Mob Hin
Lots ana hlscks for sale n Grsens Cd
dition.
A house and lot for aAls IN D. 7. Den
nyia nth addstion. e11oo.
Lot s block $, D. 4. Denny's third cd
Lei / 6Isak - d I. Dsnny's third "a.
dition. 500
q house and lots In D. T. Dsany's ara
addition, el50o
l,ola 5 ana :. block =. in Ban and Dem
nYig addition, $500
Houses Tor rent and for sale
leans negotiated and invaatuaantn made
Taxes pad Tor non-reaidanf parE3a.
Orders Tor eli kfnas Of rOueh and dreas-
- Lumber, Lath. sash, Doors and MOala-
lngA. viii receive prompt attention
Correspondence from abroad solicited. .
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-23
Extra Session Of Board Of
County Commissioners.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Az the Board q County Commissioners
for King county. W. T. viii. b. asroe-
ment Of the membsrs Ehereak meet IN
special sesafun On saturday. The = n day
" september. A. u. 1885 ter the paKpoae
Of acIlng On petitions ser the oseantiah-
ment of new eleckion peectacea IN said
e9unty.
Dated this 18th day Of SepeembsE, lisa.
=. q. HAHklS
County Auditor and ex ea1icio Clark q
nAld hoArn. nalAdWlW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-23
HORSES P0R SAFE.

nNE SPAN or TRUCK HORSES. ?
" years cd, both mares; also . lat a
4 and f-yeaF-olds, al graded PeFeheRnns
gentle ald well b oEe alea my Pcrchsnun
stallion. Grey Princa. For fur1heR infaF-
aeiidWlm Ftdaiao, W. Z.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-23
GRAND EXCURSION.

DKRsoNs DESTROYS or ATTEND
u Ing the W. Q. I. U. ConFenfinn &
Ninneapolis ta9 previoaaiy ADVERTISED -
the ferriturtai Committees ear oh9atn ~
ducea rates b. joining TIE excursiaa tRas
leaves seattle, aeoma and Pnzti aaa aknzf
tie las and Is \ a OclobaF
furkhar particulars can - ohfafned ~
Applying % he ~ Q. II. q. Comniffea.
MRS = W. p GuYR
MSA r. Q. era
lDe Af88 JIMMIE TAMNER
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-23
Situation Wanted

A LADY LATELY PROM CALEF0R-
~ -. aeaasnlnsd 10 fha position q
hausekefrer Is hcfel o. pEiTsta acl1e.
feairss e1th = peslt1n. EoE paff euIasu
csf e. GO. -. CRANE. ". 2. Enplog-
s.sat IN "A ae18
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-23

ssss - = I. Hsssl
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D. E. DURIE,
SHIPPING and COMMITS
sion MERCHANT,
ON YESLER'S WHARF,
SEATTLE,


Flrst-That he now falls gracefully into
the sensat onal style Of advertisiua ~
Gently adopted By the commission men Of
seat le-
recond--T That during the past few year.
he has handled and sold many hundred
Of tons o. White river and other hay. all
Of which was choice and clean, and ais
more Or less thousands OF tons o. gxaiR
-four and feed. botn good and otherwise
1hird-1hat at this present time be has
on hABd. and also In his mind. vast quan.
titles o. the above cocoa and that o.
hams and bacon he has bought and vii
buy, TINS and tona.
kourth-And finally. he says that q
though he has JOINED the Blow Hard Ciut
% far - the neWHpa pore 20. be may sill
be found - his place Of bnslness On II
Wharf. telling his customers e. muet
truth e. they can stand, and selling than
8 plump hundred cents WoFth d good
for dollar. se2i1f
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-23
PAIN POR SALE.

.NoNTAINING 10 ACRES, Situated
~ ~ miles north Of Seattle. On the telo-
graph ruad, which IL The best road il KING
coantE. About - acres are natscm ana
a COED well nf water and 9 ons-and-a-half
gtoly house. with largo oaitaE. About IS
acrea under cultivation, acres in straw
b sold onaap. For farthaF particular
address r. d. PARkkh
aeattia. W. T. - Apply to him on The
uremiRea. sells DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-23

Eana5sF isas 6 sf. 81 : erR
t1zIl9 nfafet ~. IS nl6 MaEEF,
9F Dzats1aer Is 80 IN Hnn1s. q
. 1eFs 1l09 msn ~ C1ss r r unegA.
- "a dss. tsar1 81 WaEsr -. Lamn-
GryHaa 50.
For ~ ksas - nsvk ~ poar nams
o. me t
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-23

TACOMA TOWN LOTS
WANTED. TWO OR THREE LOTS
~ W q &c cd town Apply 9 wa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-23

MY LATE RESIDENCE. CORNER
M faurlh and seneca streets, ; nou ftf
- Ia aeraaa sIess. Frsss ~ ss.s.a
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EoY Sale.
TOT OoICs
STMR LITTLE RiGLR.

FFSfEfs sfEAMKR q IN GOOD RUN
mas araef Ard Vii ~ sold oa favoEs-
81 terns Aepiy ta JANIS ktilg.tI, q
SfAtzia, w II. auN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-23
GLOVER and GRASS
SEEDS,

An varieties. wholesale and retail For
psices address G. q. aHoG1
sesdsuaaA and commtssisa heEehaat.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-23

Leave your orders 3. ~ Front street.
Denny sleck. sells
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General Insurance Agency,
TAYLOR & BURNS, Agents.
FIRE, MARINE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.

z1zt1er- Bua1a1ng. 5aznes street
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-23

GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS |.
: {EIaiEE|AIl..
KLINE &
ROSENBERG.
2OS COMMERCIAL STREET
Such a Grand array
Of latest fall styles In
Gents Underwear
SHIRTS,
HOSIERY,
NECKWEAR,
HATS, ETC.,
Has never before been
put on exhibition I'm
this city.
Do not lay out q dol.
lar i'm
GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, ETC.,
Until yen have seen the
STAR CLOTHING.
HOUSES
Splendid stock and In
teresting prices.
KLINE 4 ROSENBERG,
Leaders In Style
and Low Prices.
Bulbs for Fall Planting.
MRS MARTHA H0sKINsoN, MAR
4sA poEt nlAkeiT. VI. r. has Appointed
ms aofa Rnera far Fha aafe AZ hnF r,nunfn
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-26
Latest Literary Sensation.
Pygmalion O'Donnell in The Rambler.

I see that Mr.. lgnatius Donnelly is vast
ing good deal of time on wearing away a
quantity of adipoSe deposit in endeavoring
to prove that Lord Bacon wrote the trashy
and insignificant plays enormously and
foolishly attributed to one Shakesbeer,
ChaXespure, Shackpyre or some such name
1t is ridiculous for Mr.. Donnelly to throw
away labor on subject of such little i'm
portance. Who cares who wrote Hamlet"
and similar back numbers? Nobody reads
the stuff, anyway. Now, l have made a
discovery. the importance of which is SIM
ply incalculable to the world of letters. /
have demonstrated by the same occult pro-
cess of reasoning used by Mr.. Donnelly that
few, if any, of the celebrated literary works
OF the day were written by the
authors. to whom they are attri-
buted. I have discovered cipher in the
libretto of .'The Mkado" proving conclu-
sively that that brilliant work was not
written by Mr.. Gilbert, but by Rev. 7. De
Witt Talmage. The evidence is unmistak-
able, and the cryptogram is arranged with
the surprising ingenuity of a master mind.
The name of T. De Witt Talmage is plainly
spelt on every page. [ can also demonstrate
in the same manner that Beautiful Snow"
was not written by Belva Lockwood but by
ulo. OIONSI SlcFGlduu, dllu IlldG Ella
Wheeler Wilcox, the reputed authoress of
Poems of Passion" in reality only gave
her name to that volume to cover up the
tracks of Ben Butler l am the
only man On earth who knows the key
to the mystery. Send me fifty two-cent
stamps for copies of my great works rays
and Rocks" and THE New Atlanta" and
you will receive the secret by return mail.
with full directions for working same
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-26
sponded. After brief season of prayer
the meeting was dismissed
Camp Ground Notes.

About hundred Swedish Methodists from
St. Paul, Minneapolis, Saltwater and Red
Wing have pitched their tents on the ground
and Wednesday began their services. Their
daily program is as follows: Preaching at 6
u. m, a. M, 2 D. IN. and $3.50 p. m. They
will endeavor to arrange it so that the serv-
ices will not interfere with the people attend
ing the preaching services of Jones and
Small. They expect that there will be 5a3
people Of their denomination on the ground
by Sunday. Yesterday the services were I'M
der the direction of Rev. Oscar Lindstrom,
Chicago, and Rev. Alfred Dahlberg.
The gates of the grounds will be closed Sum-
day from 1880 o'clock a. m. till p. M, and
people coming to the grounds between those
hours will be unable to gain admittance. 1t
is expected that all those who wish to attend
the meetings will be able to come as early as
1880 O'clock
The hotel is splendidly managed, and is at
president accommodating several hundred
people. Mrs. Sherin is purser, and so closely
has she looked after the affairs of the eStab-
lispment she has not yet heard Sam Jones
preach.
twas announced yesterday that the police
in St. Paul had notified the managers of the
camp grounds that several sneak thieves were
following Jones and Small around and the
people were warned TO be on their guard.
The program for to-day is as follows:
Prayer meeting $50 a. M, keynote meeting
$3.50 a. IN. under the direction of j. w. Wilson;
Sam Jones preaching at 1890 4. m. and 2:30
p. M, Sam Small preaching at 7:45 p. m.
The program for Sunday is as follows:
Prayer meeting $50 a. M, Sunday school
$3.50 a. M, Sam Jones 1880 a. M, Sam Jones
2:30 p. IN. preaching, Sam Jones preaching
T:45 p. N.
A large canvas tent has been erected,
which will be used as restaurant, and a cold
lunch will be furnished that will be equal to
any that could be procured in the city.
At 1880 yesterday afternoon well-attended
meeting for young people was held in tent
No. !, under the direction of Rev. Mr.. Door
of Anoka.
A child of Rev. w. S. Hackett of the New
port charge was baptized in the pavilion yes
terday afternoon by Chaplain McCabe.
Somebody took cot and chair from Brother
Lawrence's tent and the fact was advertised
in the regular meeting.
The Woman's Foreign missionary meeting
will be held next Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
The Swede camp is under the general
of Rev. Lewis Dahgren of Still
water.
Arrangements have been made and lunches
and ice cream will be served on the grounds.
Rev. j. ID. Blake, Minneapolis, will organ
iZe the Sunday school Sunday afternoon.
1t was announced yesterday that. severa
articles nad been lost on the grounds.
Three rose for prayers in the young peo-
pies meeting yesterday afternoon,
Signs, 'sBeware Of Pickpockets," have been
put up throughout the grounds.
The prayer meeting at $50 this morning
will be led by Rev G. Williams.
Sunday school will be held in the pavilion
Sunday morning at o'clock.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-26

That's what you must.think of. What hor-
ror! What q consolation to a soul in hell to
think am here forever for short time spent
in dancing.
Purity! Oh, my Savior, give us as mem
bers OF Thy church an adherence of sim,
think we ought to be like that fastidious little
animal, the ermine. 1t leaves its cavern, and
the only way he can be caught is to spread
mud and dirt in his pathway, and when he
sees it he will lie down and allow himself to
be captured before he will smrch enc of his
hairs. We ought to be willing to die the most
horrible death rather than to enrich ourselves
with the slime of sin. l have been in bar
rooms and the ballroom, but can say truly
since was converted have had no more de-
sire to go into a ballroom or barroom than 1
have to
GO TO HE'LL.
I'm sorry for a man that got time to play
cards. Purity! Oh, my brother. let the
power Of God get firm grip on you to-day.
Purity! Brother, let's be pure in life and pure
in conversation. He that is born of God does
not commit sin, for God dwelleth in him and
he cannot commit sin. I've heard many q re-
pert going around about Sam Jones and L
knew it was lie. Brother, when you get to
where God cGn bank on you. and when you
do something and the recording angel graSpS
the uen to set it down against you, and God
will say, don put that down for you'll have
to wipe it out, then you are where you ought
W De anu you are eHJOylHg tue ICll commence
of your Maker and you should be Infinitely
proud and happy. What does preoccupation
mean? I'll tell you what it means in a word.
One smanb goes to another and says: Will you
go to the theater with me tonight? and he
says, No. I've got to study my Sunday school
lesson tonight Will you go with me to-mor-
row night? No, I've got to visit sick friend.
Well, when can you go? I don't know of
night that can go for the next thousand
years.
You attend to the work that God has marked
out for you and tell you, old horse. you will
live life of preoccupation. The Lord knew
he could bank on Job, and see the reward he
got, for when Job had been so afflicted by the
Divine that he had nothing left on earth but
his character, and the devil had begun to
question his integrity, the Lord just walked
up and waved the devil and his forces back
with his hand and said to him, JOB, take my
arm and let's take 9 walk
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-26
LOCAL MENTION.
The WelL.KnOwN

Simon's family liquor store on corner Seventh
and Broadway has reopened in the same line
on the opposite corner with a full line of old
Whistles, wines and imported stock to suit the
wants of his customers. Connected with it
he draws Schlitz' and Hams beer, ales, porter
etc. The rooms are fitted up elegantly, and
at his opening this evenin he invites his
friends cordially to give him call and sample
some of his stock
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-26

Affects different people differently. Depends
some on the people, more on the advertisement.
Some people boast that they never read adver-
tisennents they aresthe same people who lend a
confding stranger fifty dollars for few min
utes and never see it again. An advertisement
is as much part of the daily news as anything
else in the paper and should not be skipped
any more. than any other matter It is the
news given the people by those who cater to
their several wants and is oftentimes the direct
means Of saving the reader many dollars Like
any other news, the reliance that the reader.
places upon it is governed entirely by the
character and reputation of the house that sad-
vertises, THE BOSTON advertlses facts and
nothing else, that are lived up to- to the letter.
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS are selling we'll
now. They cost Nine and Twelve Dollars, &C
cording to quality. Everybody keeps Blue
Flannel Suits. Nobody but us keep such SUI
perior Blue Flannel Suits as these are. Our
trade demands superior suits and takes nothing
else
A few Of those SCOTCH TWEED SACK
SUITS left. for Fifteen Dollars It's surpris-
ingly good suit for the money, will stand the
knocking about and always looks bright.
Twenty Dollars for a genuine imported Dark
Blue Serge Suit is not high when the same suit
'made to order at a tailor's costs forty OF
course we have the American Serge at Ten
Dollars if you want it. and one at Fourteen
dollars They are both good value for the money.
Four Button FROCK SUITS always look
nice, particularly for young men. Some espe-
cially choice patterns are selling here for
Eighteen Dollars for the Suit, or you can buy
only the Coat and Vest and take your pick,
froma thousand different pairs Of Trousers that
will look we'll
We didn't suppose White Serge Suit W ould
Sell WELL but it has Probably it's the low price
that sells il, Eighteen Dollars. Many Odds and
Ends Eve call them) Of Suits here The last one
or two Of a lot are selling now for cost or lessq
They are as good as can be, nothing the matter
with them, only we don't want them. If you do
they are hear for you. Is
-, q G ON
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-26
QUITE A CONTRAST

Is exhibited between the
two boys in the illustra-
ton, the one well, the other
lily dressed. There is.just
as much contrast between
those who get their cloth
ing Of SATTLER BROS.
and those who do not. Sat-
tier Bros Clothing is Of
the best, is well made,
well finished, cut in the
latest style, and yet
sold at the lowest prices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-26
Grandest Display Of Fireworks
Ever Witnessed in the Northwest at
MINNETONKA BEACH,
JULY 5. 1885.

large number pieces will
don Sumter 100 long,
from the Shore will be attacked eeof steamers
Tended with bombs Candles orng
tacle the bombament Of Special
trains to and from Mnnetonka Beach Minneapolis
Manitoba Railway.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-26
ThHeSAler xelfS

And all kinds of rubber goods at New York
prices. Goodyear Rubber Company, James
Suydam, agent, 131 East Third street. Only
store in St. Paul connected with Goodyear
Rubber COmnanY