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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-29
A suggestive Pact.

The Boston Journal notes an ]
dent occurring IA that eity shicA
think deserving w25s considerssid
especially 81 tile hands of al men s
iElg on wages and salarses
A few days ssBos 3 sslan earniaxs
mo5eEase salary IN E5is es,y SAID &
friezad that - had ooaeiuie,l 10 -
-house. He bad hall enough snoneT7
pay for 81 aB6 b0gro9e1 the rxsG I'd
o savings ba1k, which lie was asseI
ee. AZ 4 Ia per cert. Twelve -
ago house as good as tbSE xtssss
purchased gOaad have cos = oss<s
more, sl1d Il be had borrowed s
RaoneY from 3 sSy1nEs bank he SO
have been oblsasi 70 pay saght az =
per eeaG. Interest. Maaa;lase BIS
ary has eoEtinasd the same Tsaati
b.. can earn as much n8oaeT As
could tHslye yezxs ago. but the ss1fSS
lie earns viii hire twice - much 81
tai as Il would az that time zssd xo7
purchase Tor him a. least 20 s.ss a
nsors Of the particular property 81
k2E slerl ErL
Add 70 this contrast the insparsal
fact that q dollar will TO-DAY Asly3
third more Of the nsoessarles q
than il mould tssife years ago, q
i Nil De saefl thz. tie szzeeasa1
whose sneoase has not 6iBaiHissas Z
ring tina. time, IS Ensseh better
than eFes before, while the capssz;l
has born tise brUnE Of the sissi1zx
that has been going en- inyastzn<s
IL 1926, as s rule. 10 not e&rn q
than one-hz8 what they did Eft1
years ago Persons ano eoz
seven ard eight per cent On tlesf 8
ulaneat Investments IN 1872, -
lad their incomes est Ia $50 b s
Se0eyaI reduction OF dividends r.
asI enterprises So tie facts -
that 9hsse the esrniBg eapssszI :
capital has enormously depre14
Of late years, R4ees hSse rszBzi
stationary, on the syereee, ssd s
purchasing power Of saees hss
creased nearly oise.hird. --kdf
Commercial Advert sser.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-29
DAKOTA TERRITORIAL NEWS


4 dispatch from Wateztoxn, Dako-
a gives the following snake story
60Eas weeks ssAce xoxkEneA sh0 Nsrs
sal;disg TIE sseamsx Belle & Lake k2Ea-
Dszkz claimed % AzEe sasa Al isnaaeEss ga
y animal q anxS2sl SIS and &ypeaxzEoe
1ss for 8 few sAcoA6s near Eke boat Tbs
zory MAS rexandea ~ hoax and no noEace
Sas Ezken Of il Yesterday Gen II Z Pezss.
p Hest q Tess esEy. 4 q hpicsx and HOa-
! n Barchzs1 e NarsAzis. Nsan. @eEs %
Dc saSrs q the lzksnesE tke Johnsea b0zss.
Eke2 they szs a. obiect aa1s1az ca Tie
SsEer ab0Gs nzie froa sslone NTH greater
7zg&clfy than the little steamer cad fraysl
they describes 4 & AL~s1z tSe3sy feet i0ag
sad say il see@e5 like ga ilsznease l0x 10
nesaon Trey watched ~ progress fOr
nearly two mica. ehsn i cAszppezKe1
sa0rssy Il re&ppezzed. and swan about N
.lrele Cor shoxs tine. thea sunk beaesSh
Ae szter These gestsenea FoaeA fer ti.e
soe1rzcy Of ths;T stzteBep1 ssnae II I'D Is
nzF be 3 ssargeoa sklat has 81 s9De tinls
worked Is way up iron The Miss9arf. and
saserlng tie lake become izHa looked snt
lE.xfned EnGsaal SKA Il isa monster. EEzt-
syex fE Il
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-29
Costumes for seaside Bellies.

PROM Tosa Topics
The fashion tor elaborate oossuu,-
ing IN bathing dresses was started 10
Long Branch by the fast class of se-
treSses, ard il IS from that summer
resort that / hear q tie new phaata-
s5es whieh find ,heiE origin In the vivid
imaginations Of ttnse brilliant women.
a great deal hiss been said ofthebsth-
Ing costumes worn az Sarrsgansest
Pievs but 4 people really desire 70 see
20 What extent wonsea nil SET them
sesves up, they Bsast take q trip 20
Long Branch The fashion coatin-
gent az Newport doesnos bzthe u tbs
seas and although there Is s spseo6ld
beach for che purpose, Il Is only Used
by the townspeOE5le. There Is tE3s &c
be sad about TIE matter, that the
bathing dress certainly Uss hid
eoUs enouga s few years $50.
and complete disguise, aid
that the bathing dress OF TO-DAY i
decidedly not hl6e0as. neither l. i a
disguise. Last summer. az New Lon
a4Sa8s S-Ae- EEtl! az 8zA&E-fA 10 a esEDEE
white dress, the waist cut Qysn az toe
neck IN S point, both il 'front.' and be
hind, short sGeeyes, long sezrlss stock
ings and slippers with Louis Quinzs
basas. Oge Of her anlaseneRts x&s
driving over 20 Osprey Beach with
Count sals and going N a1hanZ there
Bat Mrs. Hslyar wi.l not be az Sew
London this season. She found Il
duh ard Is going 20 try Newport.
At Long Branch, last sumner, It
was the event Of the day 20 90 70 the
aez h &c see q CERTAIN beautiful wous-
an, the wife Of 8 well-kn0xn b.oke-,
battle ia blue silk tights She had 5
beautiful figure as well as . besutlful
lace The description Of some Of The
bathing dresses being made by fash
sonabae dsesenaake-s reads ike a de-
scriptEoB Of ball dresses, the only dff-
terence being the length Of the skirts.
But these are ottesI worn tor eject on
the beach, the fa5r wearegs haYssAZ
really no inteEtioa Of getting we..
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-29
How Victoria Dresses:

IRON a AfSs<19A EESsAf-
hsd the honor q being presez
70 her royal fssglaEaass az the isst dra
ING roon reception. sad nil gre i
6 description q beg dress Il sss
the most tender lilst or naagss So
$ waist and petticoat Of lilar fez
velvet. a train ofcrezn crepe de 20
handsomely embroidered IN sard
shades O! flowers Iin4d snd s<sniea
with lilac aa8 coral roses. Tie 81
was iooped with txiiae aA1 enssssosisz
sith flowers. tie train cassgsss II
wfth i.&c feathers Hex bseddrs
MAS q tiara % Diamonds, feathers q
eel, her ornaments 6iAsaonds.
wore the orders Of Ssetoraa and
bert. the crown OF India. s. Cashaf1
Of Russia, =. John Of gerEasssstzl.
Royal Red Gross and DANISH tsea
order. Next her stood the priass
Christian Of seases Naz- Hossfesn.
dress and tram o. black striped ssss4
BIZ --~l---r LIZ sAs4<ks 4s2E[s< A@Aes -
satin ami trimmed With iet. Issa0
BE remarked bare that people 60
cot OF mourning in Engsani sisnl
wear scarlet. Hisr heAdirass SIS
,ists Of diamonds, feathers, vel. =
hez ornaEnsats ,saaerzlds and -
s8onds. She zore four 0r3s3
the Y5eE0ria axi Alt-art the crcs
Of India, s.. John Of Isrssszless -
the Royal BED Cross. The Prazna
Mary Of Cambridge stood next Il, "a
aEss2 an immense bs&. rather haee
soase woman Then ea.ns roz
ySri, the Princess Louis % &ales- =
exquisite SHADE Of blash brces1e
satin, kned with Eos1it De sos<. =
trimmed with feathers and syras
blossoms, Y9ine3 tbe e0rsaSe aod r..
over a tGlie pettiaoas ioopsd
baIrebes Of the same flowers l.
head-dness vas Of feztisrs ard g
veil sne wore paris. dianaOnds =
rsb5ez- Next 20 her stood ber po7!
lar papa. the Prince Of Wales. il . z
sui, Of scarlet. the unEora q
general.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-29

Lnsler the provisions Of the nex
oleomsrxarine Law Of Nassaehasetts,
syefy deater in imitation butter Of
aHg kind must register sith the in
spztor ot milk on the clerk OF his city
Or tosns as the case may De, under
penalty Of a maximum fine OF $50;
za'i peddisrs must obtain hcenses and
hare their vehicles lettersd and nuna-
b<red. ~ the risk Of fine of $50 TO
800 Tor q first oEenss and $50
70 500 each sor subsequent
oI5enses. Sellers Of any kind. more
ovsr. are required already 10
hare their p;aekages iegibly marked
Limitation butter" s-oieosnargarine1
or s-bustsriiss, " and nothing else. and
retailers rarlst lab<s IN like maner the
psroaIs delivered 60 their Customers.
For sliolati,n Of these last ysovisions,
and for defsrirlg true or Aiming false
marks, the penalty IS set at 500 to
<z0U. Theohecf oftbess enactments
s to prevent the saie ofimitation but
ter for anything except what il really
i. 10 effort Is made, whether ia the
interest Of dairymen or otherwise, to
prevent tie pnrchase OF the new arti-
sie Of food By any one Who chooses 20
% 30 uifh hiS eyes open.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-29
Whence Come Oar Greas
tuae.yg

Host Of tfe graz sorsaaez 4
rnfted Ex8taes those thas are s..
great, are aseSsbed ID tssss rap;<, r.
opsaerh Of the means Of frsszs..j
lion and the facility gish wlssk s.
q cans hare b4ea oensessd Enooas,:S
tiHesy few sIznssS. The zsnexsf =
Of the nation IS EEaAs this Co.
ton u poser d wealth i azses1;' <
that il would BE aaEea befkes
soui6 hare had tbs 6eveEopnness<
the transportation interests tazf
have had with 8 greater Sssss.ss<-z
sfse power asad Hszlsh taas hsxs
tended tlssn. The founders e
nep10Iie thought thsy were $50
lng civil snssir1t lone RheTe exae<,s7
fortunes wene eonraratsYesx
known. 4 hundred years have ~.
ssse,i--oeEts5nEY not q long -
national lae-whaa the lsrsxss 81
gi1ual fortune Of the world : -
tied 20 tie United states, aed g.
are Others that app1oxin2se -
gaaa gnitide. and zssssy Of then. -
back 20 less tssaEs oEse-6fts, 4
ce1tnry. In the matter Of x,~i.4
yealta, We haze caaarsy depar.e-a 81
tie Hsas Of Ossr fathers. Ia shsz
parxgne j. ,aeze al hereaes totg,s q
principles q rep2b.iesassrs With &
osIr country started cut, axsd p
These ggoHths b<aa toRtnisosas r.
tional, easily swallowed up 10 -
eKaI growth and prosperity Il /
country, 80 that tie spirit a o..r3
situations Is aDcbanze.l. ans are e
fortunes 70 BE dzssipzeed ia al =
SUGGESTING genesstioa assd 90. s.
placed ~ Others q equal OF zvxs1
magnitude and greater ia ns,,sE,
The instincts q tie nas5oa are Il
danger ssIrxs Ia any other sosztsoa
these inquiries than II t6e line q =
preston Of Causes Eiszt have =
these fortunes possible Nor ezr.
subject be dismissed On the srozi
that, II the Development q tlss a.
tie physical forces u steam AID 4
tgacity that this generation has q
there Is inherent the sGxregasiaa
stealth Ia seS haEe5s- Tie prod
chs Is tina. il European oosens5
that have sSsoye1 . ike fayor1|
development asth ourselves ia sasf1
barring that which came from
virgin territory, sssen deyesopnsaz7
the physical ioFaeS in 1isesr a<1nS5
tgztlon asld the accompanying "a
unzeots have not been ceatraEis8d
On 5 teM.-Popsalar scleaos AoasE
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-29
80 s.,l.sur,;. plrssal, r....

Mall aHd Express Loasion CAble- Il
Il reported that Mr.. Go<theB. az Esll as
Lord Harrington, sos resnses 10 ioia q
Coalition cabinet The dgks u ArsyN j. re-
garssssi as certainty by the Goassers atiFss.
bat most q the promi1ent &Hsi-Giadstons
Liberals ssssn to ~ making up sheir HninSs
that taey pFsfeF to remain iB8<;sen3@at,
vita the 0gssoa a retuFEiag % &r. Glad
stoHe.s leadership 4 they So 81. rather
thaa silly themselves 30 the Salisbury
z0Ternnaszt. AID 80 eesssaast themselves 20
IT, Support zithOEt opportunity to aid
the SyrrcsssSon q. any point or 90
rxaszin nesstrxi Lord Saiisbgry j. going
- Cad the greatest dffsicssltT 10 f0Fs,siag 4
cabine1. h%eaus< d thu entirely nopel re-
i3tioas e tie EssrtieS. Mr. BseeAsr. 10 his
ieftSre ~ Exeter hsh a. odd al reference
20 .tse Irish question, NAi<k he has fo4nd
20 be daoEssoss t0Ese for hiu 70 EledSie
~ith- sish,rszh Ne sti8dsss 20 the political
parties. Dr.. PaFkex. q the city tsssf5se.
soatknRes 10 @rite In favor of Mr.. Glad
stsHe's proposed soisstica o tie 3iaEeal.y,
sud says tszzs the question before the e0at-
try VIII soos he ~hoHle Tasie or rsPsas.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-29

There have been some insinuations
that the new psobibitory law was he
ing violated in Atlanta. bot the con-
stitntion Of that city gives the .assDr-
anre that this Is . mistake II says.
The law Is hot only strictly eniorced
bat il is chessfaliy oieyed- Il i true
that liquor continues 70 be sold. but
il j. not sod By the drink. II : isold
bs the quart IL further declares
that when the iiosnses Of some half
doves dealers expire this quart traffic
siH also cease.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-29
For the e. tlme i ZEE York J J.

For the first time ia New York a col
orsd priest recently celebrated
mass IN the church which thoss Of bis
sacs attend He 5 the only eolosei
priest in the United stste=. He was
born a slavetifty years ago. escaped TO
Hlinois IN 1861. worked in a tobacco
factory IN the day time. and studied
eseaisgs AZ the ST. Francis Catholic
College IN Quincy Inlss0 he attend
ed the college Of the Propaganda at
Rome and last January after 8 two
yean' stssdy Of PHILOSOPHY and foaz
yeass OF theology was ordained a
priest. He thinks that Others Of his
rses viii follow his example. and that
they NJ. be heartily welcomed By the
church authorities.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-29

Acanadian civil engineer, Mr.. saa-
ford Fleming. has been sent to Eng.
land By the Canadian Pacific Railroad
company 80 confer with the govern
inent shout a proposed telegraph cable
from the Pacific coast to Japan sad
AH<traiia. 1hc railroad company are
,incose-ing sery important asnbitious
schemes for diverting Pacific ocean
tras&s iroaa San Francisco 20 the
British coast, one Of their projects TO
efsct this being line Of last steamers
from Vancouver 10 Asstralia and an
other 70 japan; and now ne bear Of q
telegraph eabis 20 the same countries.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-29
The cost q Pbilaaelpass.s uer {

Tie cost 81 PhiIadiphia's neu City
dan up 70 date has been sli.047.-
POI Asd Il vii require good many
ssore thousands ofdyllsrs 10 complete
L. TIE State Capitol Of Ses York
hzs cost sirssdy abont ST. 600. 600
and i not JET finished II = claimed
that the Phaadssphia structu rs IS very
mach superior 20 that Al Albany. But
the cost Of both Of these edi6nes Is far
heyond What i should have been.
Thens j. no sense nor reason in eK-
pesa8ing trosa ten TO txeBty millions
II tsEez currency iron the people for
sreh objects
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-29


Oshkosh. VIA spscizE TIE tArmers
u HInnesszss eoansy are Ia terriblSssxs It's
Oh aea0ass u tss drosth- Tie eaksBe bare
BEEN szrped iaso the siasat assd Cas- felds
snd rsa3sides 70 obtain enoaxts TO sastafn
lie A good mssy are sssiiss oE stock one
saFsaer a-ar 0alro Sisp-esinz Of ten eoss
icr sos. Grass = being cat Gpla the
MARSHES. knd esen viid rice i being xzti1er-
ID for fees5 tiss sinter. AnotaeF fsrmer
oaeree % sci = thirty-aers car fed for
stO0.
Henry Bojen. braksmAn Ga the Chi
rax0s A0waakse & 81. Pau. was killed by
beSrg raa oYer a. Hangers Ferry, fea
uiaes north 81 lab9qse.
Portland srexEai- A telegram from
Spesczr Bridge. r. C.. says tie dead BODY
% "a aakHosa naan as t9lE1 thers sssh
Hazniss Akaf.ke egi1e1ee ~ saagsisr Ia kss
p8Tk<ss Nas found tie address u Hgza
Batter. q Aain street northeast. Mace
2po;Is. Mssn.
TliIsasn Hester. sscor1 assisszsa sseFe
tsry ~ state zas the oldest sciaI IL con
tia9oas serpsee ia tAs EGitAs ssAses .lieIin
washiazsoa Of = eonytscStioa q diseases
iHridest 70 osd aee-
wisfreI II. Barber beat TIE world's NH
cyese nslls record at Roekez.1s. :. Y. re-
seExly. ~ ten seconsss. naAkiEg the dissasee
Ia 3-5t.
!. w. Noorx shoots fatally Joe Header
500 aAt5 Kills hfsAse.f At Bate, Noa.
Several lezdiaz Fresack Anarchists. in
rfs5iss E.sszise lichel. hare beea commit
led Tor trial ~ TIE sssises for Lneisiag psslzse
and rot
IL Eagsand ths popuiAtson aoebles in
SHY years. ia tbe United sszte<. c4BadA
sna Australia In tmsnty-fiss years. in Ger
azany. IttS Fezrs. asd IL Frz1ce znA ito
eooHsII - Hsinr the FrenSb l4ngazee, lao
yess-
II ID positively stated AZ Ottosa ibzt
Sir gsbs AScdo1zlS skkl resign the slrenzier-
skip % his rstsFE from the AoTtewest.
oHisg 10 ii hAzlth.
Tx Preach Repakaieans hare osgznissd
3 eosnnniises f0v TIE propagation q repair
iieAn prineipsss smouz the people "a
Frsnrs aai fhe extirpAtioa u royztissn.
At the Gre<csat mine nesr crookssslls.
OAsia. Robert Bartca VS. killed and E1uari
Hirgier fatally fninred By tie t,rssn4t1re
explosion Of ; blast
Aa easias CT peculiar coassrnetioa has
been built Is phis4sslphia to snake the run
betseen that sity ard New YORK ia 80
RiRntez-
Howard Eines aged fosrteen deliberate
~ >hof and killed Sasa1si Dean, zsed sEeyen,
sear Louisville. Hines i asd<r arrest.
Tie i.skaon stsn6arsi SAYS The new
sxkkafiit{on convention hardly fzstifies tbs
the interest phzeA il appears uas awxissd.
II faiis 70 proride for TIE suppression 81
Asn~rscza societies in which horrib;s pro-
isess are hatebsd: and ~ -Aoss saspors
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-29
Lad ceHsai.sioner SPARK. on rfHber
s<s3lize.

-
Washington Special TIE lars regarding
tise cutting u tiznler on tie psh'sr lznds il
the territories are TIE sana= sk4t they Al.
sass have be<s. allowing any person tocat
Gpon saiaeFaI lsBds such timber as be
night vaEs Cor his owa U.s.. The rs~nsa.
toss u tbs otsos Esssd to D. in strict con
Srssztsca With ehe provisions q the lac.
bet past a5faEaisf raj toes bare allowed
tieE1 - bexosaC alore ssd saers lax uBSzi
they lEaTe i>eeD slupoes ssefe away NJ
efsorSs hAse b<sa 20 6riBg IA, ne Fssa i@tiOSs
back 70 tkezx condition ar8ertt o8ssissi0ss-
e. Willis nas0n, sho srok 3 teeinieaHy
strict Tfew q tie iass- ] do nos heiseye
taaat tAese ssss eonfsnsrsAse the iesess-
nssat - EuSzey insas Mil property il these
tsrritories sssd tle general sAwfnE for tie
oren sRrket ~ has been doae. TIE tisa-
Der aBser tie Isw e practically free 70 the
settles. AL the expense that he ought 20 te
8ndsr DsAzx the expenses o. iariag i saw
90. bat tee ssrnss tAat srs sasiax o8S there
EOS are seliiEsg tns lsEuher 10 settlers at
tie eUrrsss market prize. sssboazA they
sarcre the sink&r tEse - ehSrze. The
seerstsFy q TIE inteEISr does not take thls
Fie~ q T. However. BE has al idea that
Ne hare beta toS striet vita the lssober-
iael, ard Is now eoasSssrizg SCI of feg1-
iattves fAzs Riis take Erors liberal Visgs q
sac ASw tSsan tails o9sira does Tie esd q
Il Niii -, koweser. that fhe pmblie iaEds
Val 5000 he deEH3sss u timber and beHos-
t0sth faiUelesss
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-29

TIE national board Of charities ana
>orrertioiis eoneluded its work at &.
Paul Last week. The papers submitted
and the discussions we're interesting TO
those especially ssesged 10 rsEoEm
work sod viii make large volume
for distribution among shose who
lave charge Of ipatters pertaining TO
the obtcfs Of the association.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-29

Over 700 Mormons arrived ia yew
YORK from Europe on one July day,
and L Is said that coo more are
looked Cor IN Anzlst ard September.
They departed a. oncs for Utah. Tie
Mormon suthorities are containing
their prpseiyting sork ulth great viz
or both IN foreign lands and IN this
<<,,,nf-w
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-29

The hay crop Of the United stsres.
which Is worth in the aggregate shout
fons h.sndrsi millions Of dollars.
would Be greater n value, il isclaiHaed,
than anything else grown. if the same
labor asd care uere bestowed upon
its production from the iiesd 70 the
market as i shown towards Other
great produces Of the country.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-29

Cashier Thomson. Of the wrecked
s. Lonis Eafing Bank. confessed
thai be used <ss 900 Of the banks
faitds = si-=vIation and lost aIi Of i.
ard the highIy respectable dirsctors
SD examiners knew nothing Of the
eocdition Of aasirs until tbeexplosioo
oerurred.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-29

King George Of Greece has nearly fin.
isiled spleadid palacsin Copenhagen,
and has SAVED enough money TO give
him a Lie income Of sI25, 600 q year
Independently Q. any public position.
Aod nos be : only waiting Tor q good
grouse to ab5icate and retire psrma.
nentIy froni the king business.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-07-29

David ssaton d cSaeiHnsti : sorsk 81.
O91e0D
Go&lm05ore d. 3. ifarnony has beeg
dssA<nstef 70 set - sesxst&ry q .sas nav
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-26
yxN THE sTEAMMR


J. W. TAhfk Msalez.
WIN leave esler's war;. seaiila eglrT
Mohday morning. e 0'clook. Ter
vanesuVss, W. t4s lslascs, sshsms nsl
Ssmiaha0o, FsiurnIag be Sass unI.
And Thursday morniagA - naoiock lg
hsw Assimiaslsg I'D taneaaseE
The Evansal arrives Is Vanoouvm
tn day Ter leaving soattle. and AN4
remaining lhoro Three hQan1 ie4Hpl -
har return tltp 70 seal Q.
For freiglt or p.daa41 arFI e 0A4,
FttrT Eft. agent. or On ooaHd.
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DEXTER HORTON 8 OD,,
BANKERS
GEATTLR, w. !.

pepuul1s rsoslvud and ascsun@ sen
suhlNct - Ckeck e. nEuN
3Eht kEn1A1Ee And TairTTankac Trnaa
~ @ IN ffanelssA FnrtLan& and Nes
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y en- elrecl on 1ol3cH. sNallahis -
WhaF9 u HuraEA
lo11T le4ae4 81 eRyruFaa sscmfaY,
enfvad a dHp@1Ge eaF SAFE knaWfna.
Cpllocuena mlasa nj rEounasa TEuuuti
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aAnKx earns lKR. FuzE,
feaanl yios Prsaz3aa'
Pugvt Sound Eatiund Bank 0.
Saattla
Occidental Block.

DUY AND SILL R0RK1gN AM
- e1meEllc axehanEa trazEiaF u.aaaT
~ taiessspA 80 part - ~ Cnase1
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@1naF and tGaa Pam hooksor csFti nceaes
CORRESPONDENTS
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ck1cAan Cola aeis1al %at1aaai aank.
nas1cA. 8ak Ne11nnal nank.
81 8ranalnsa - nank e CnsfnFaaa
fNslHnA. - EsEn HnGienai nnnk,
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1hk PASSENGER EAA1KR
~ O%S ~ - @
CAPTAIN NU0lRT
WIN fsaFo Seattle fur Port Faakelr eVurr
aay Is : a. q. and ,. a. aad f1tuEn a
q. n. and I D. "a.
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STEAMER HElEN.
FOB COLBY, P0RTs 0aGHaan Ia
WASHINGTON.

STEAMKR HELEN Va
sklia Maaler, iaaFes + a.,.S
sqn smith . wharf. Saalfia eFeEr q =. "a
Weanes1ay and friday, Al e az
Coaogs Altcholfa kaing, head u Fnt lNA
chara aiso, % head o. foRt " IA aa.
~ te.tnAns leave nond q f'uE4 w na
n. Mltcheil's Fointal lq.'1 :. -. Is',r 81
m, arr1Ylna e. seattle ahoHt ~ n IL.
taeeday thursday and eaEur9al. a.
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SEATIIE-sKAcIT RIEFn IN

he steamer DAAsE wis laapa asnllla
Tor skASls EIyur ana WAg RaTM aYmT
Monday and THURSDAY, ntn1minR Eua8
aAys and Fridays
For freight and paEtos e9 e Cnm
Dany once. On lesleF1 y q 1FCn ill1
he beats - TIE sane ua
mrsl-a 0k0 3. lAeQH4. AeeF.
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'FOR SNOHOMISR CITT.

dS9H sTEA11Ea
4NELLlE 4 ANN
AlA ie4ye seattle for Ednamaa Mnsn
tc0s LoMeA ana Snahemaah. aAlls -.
Monday. n Ccn eday y Frssfsr'
heturni Z leave Snohorai f sily 81.
day excepts a.
Eex treignt o. passage appiT a hs,.s
Or 70 oea Foster, aE4nt 1aszrrle n ~
GHaa 81 ffIn
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DIX. HOWARD. e1ie oN1, =.
WI, frum data. cary ne -. -,-7t
, - - - 1910 LaaF1aI ~
49, svsrr' lfonanT and FrieaE 4.s
viii touch a. Purt Gam1le -
o. ffelwh1 arriving e. 49, 49,
aftsrnaon: Futurmina VIII ie4t4 ~
WhArf 4 "A O'Clock egeKT "a
Safar4sy Ea1fn ~. taking rr
Pert GaEslte lar ) aDeck as
Tha s1sHnieE loeephln4 VII
haes fox RuE4 oaDnie eseGl -
- - = 49, ~ 49, r1Ia1n1 ~
CAnal
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION CO
Carrying the v. .. halh
Tacoma, SAUL 8 POrI TsVlsni LAT

ONE OF THE W. 81 Rm
4 T.. Cos steamers
tWeshing On Or Edlthla
VII Iun daliy between t..s,5.ll.s 80 ~
ioWnsena- leaving tacoma aD5n atfs1aI
q tain and touching at reagtia NnH
Madison ort 9amuie, Port La law
rert Town end. Retarning leave r|i
Logesena every day lsxcspt snndsrl IS I
e'clock p. N.