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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
MARSHALL p. WILDER'S BENEFIT

Marshall P. Wider had every reason to feel
satisfied with the benefit rendered him yesterday after
noon at the Madison square Theatre. The house was
almost filed and the receipts amounted to $500 Many
well-known peOpe were present aud pleasant enter
tainment was gwen by OF Mr.. Wilder's many pro-
fessona friends. Harry Pepper sang, as did Mss Ger
aldne Ulmer. and ii -, Marie Burroughs recited Then
Mr. Wilder of his clever limitations and
humorous Rotations. Mr. federlc aud Mrs victoria
ScGelng botn stns. hyre Bellcw gave fecitatou an
40 ala Harry Edwards. who gave the now usual CON
comitant 10 "A benefit. "'O-ter joe" COurtIce Pounds
ana Harry billiard were heard III aoos ana Michael
Kramer erformed tae VIOLIN Finally Mr. Wilder re-
cited once more and the thoroughly pleased audience
dispersed.
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WEDDING.

BosroN, April 10 Specialize. b. Libbey.
proprietor Brevoort House. New-fork, was this
evening united in marriage to Miss Louise Marion.
daughter of Assistant Naval Constructor D. f. Hanscon
United States Navy. The ceremony was performed AT
,na homo of the brides parents. No. 70 Greon-st.,
fharestown District, by the Rev. Charles Folen Lee.
pasor OF the First Universast Church OF that district
and WAS witnessed by about ATTY friends and relatives
The occasion was enlyened 10y appropriate music. ana
MIR and Mrs. LbDey were tie recipients Of numerous
h.nntful presents. Mr. LJbey received congratuia-
rinns by tcegra from parry OF friends gathered at
the BreyOUrI House. The couple ett nero Tonight Oh
hrid.. tour to Baltimore and " Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
MADAME JUDIC'S BENEFIT.

Nine. Anna Judc will tonight at the Star
Theatre appear character IN which she has net been
seen IN this city The OCCASION will be benefit per-
Torrance offered to her by the management and COLE
pany. 1t will be wel.w0n recognition or high class
artistic merit If the house il crowded AMI Nine Jndic
is made feel that her efforts to nuse really refined
charm speces of dramatic AMI musical entertain
ment which have witnessed and heard IL Tor years
has appealed only To low tastes are appreciated NINE
Juaics approximations OF the characters IN french
oper bours aud yaudeviles have been unique III their
excellence well their STYLE AMI her Yl'lt mas con-
trlDuted much to the entcrtaimment OF the public
Judging by the sale ~ -eats the new comedy OIL Our
Society,"" which Mr. Palmer will produce at the Madison
Square Theatre Monday evening is attracting good
of nnhlic ntientlOn. The cast Will be az fo!OW5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
there. 1t is by no means improbable that IL
will also be squared in England and Ireland.
THE RIGHTS OF CITIZENS.

Tho arrest of bovcoiters who have been try
ing for weeks to destroy the business o. Mrs.
GRAY the baker, and who have only succeeded
in greatly increasing that business by arousinS
tho nublic sense of Justice will he an unpleas-
ant reminder to them that they have been en-
oaped in violating the laws. Most OF them are
of foreign birth, and perhaps they were not
aware that in this free country nobody has II
right to interfere in that fashion with his neSh-
boris business. The law protects citizens mere
against conspiracy 70 ruin them, and though tue
Knights, so called, may plead that they nave
not ruined Mrs. Gray, but on the contrary qa''e
the reverse there is not Il doubt that they nave
tried as hard as they could TO destroy her
b,nest industry. and so have been violating
1ows enacted to protect tie freedom Of every
citizen.
In New-Haven the question comes up I'D
different shape The journal ana ccart" nus
been bovcotted, and walking delegates nave
threatened advertisers with dire pennities II
they did not withdraw their advertisements
from the paper. Applying to the courts, we
ncwspapcr secured an injunction, unuer " ni'h
persnns engaged in ussailing It's business
,vere brouoht into court. That was Oub Ihe
becinuing. however. These persons are ilape
to prosecution for conspiracy to destroy the
business of the journal. which is protected by
the law in its rights, just as priva u zeb Is
protected.
The principal reason for ignoring this and
other legal remedies in most cases thus tar IS
that the boycott has usually proved
boomerang. 1t has often advertised the bust
ness assaied and appealed to the public sense
of Justice and so made friends for that business,
and meanwhile has brought ridicule upon those
who have resorted tn a weapon so foolish and so
contrary to the spirit of American institutions
As a rule, the people who have been assaulted III
that fashion have been content to receive Il
quantity of gratutous advertising, and have
reas )ncd that the ridcule which the failure OF
boycott brings upon those who attempt 1t
must be really a sevcrcr punishment to them
than any that the courts can inilict. Bat those
who do not want to bear the Inconvenience
have a remedy in the courts, which are bound
To protect the rights of all citizens Conspiracy
TO damage the business of another, or to tie
prlve another of freedom to work where he
pleases and 1T what wages he pleases, Is an
offence which can be- punished under the laws.
The sort of gratutous advertisement which
Mrs. Gray's business has received NAV help her
immensely but it is contrary to American IN
stitutiDus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
WAIT WHTTlfAy on LINCOLN.

PHILADELPHIA April Ii (SpeciaD.-Walt
Whitman delivered his lecture Lincoln this afternoon
nj tho Chestnut street Opera House aud atentvey
listened to throughout by an excellent audience. HIS
description or the night of April ii Ia Washington was
AN impressive picture The management charged moth
far the use of the house. aud the whole proceeds
Ia Mr. Whitman lie introduced himself and remained
seated during the discourse Among ihe pfomnen pro-
ME present were George u. Chlius, Major Donaldson
Colonel Tagsart. Horace Howard Furness, Dr. = Weir
Mitchell. David Sellers. james NJ. scoval and George H.
Rnkrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
GRADUATES ~ HOMEOPATHY.

At the commencement of the New York
Homeopathic Medical College evening IN Chickering
Hail. Dr. T. Allen presided, and the degrees were CON
ferred by DIR. Dwight DIR. William Tod Helmuth pre-
sented prizes follows and the address TO the class
was made by tho Rev. George Thomas Downing. ihore
we're urty.two graduates After tho EXERCISES uinneI
WAS gwen by the Alumni at Denonlcos eIeeenes
were driiyered 10y Dr. L. II. Alien = H. Ia,ott Wa'n
Tod lelmulh, j. l. Greenleaf. W. D Hal. v" IA l.
H. j. Mott and Charles H. Dennison The Following oii
GERS were elected President, George 81 norton VICE
nr.s,ieurs n H. Boynton, o. w. butler, Everett Has
brouck Secretary Charles Mcdowell: and treasurer T.
II. Porter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16

Despite the technical objections which nave
been raised against reopening the Venezuela
claims of 1866, good faith and public honor
were indicated yesterday by the decision OF
the Senate ratifying the treaty between tins
Government and Venezuela for a new comms-
sion. Long ago it was proved that the award
of three-quarters of a million of dollars against
the South American State was obtained by
frauds and since fraud vitiates everything IL
enters into, the matter is properly reopened
even at this late day. The House deserves
the credit of having taken the first steps
toward righting any possible wrong being
dome by the United States and some years
ago requested the President to begin CORE
spondence with Venezuela touching he"
comni Ssinn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
Nmusrmfnt5.

ACADEMY or MUsic-s-Marriage OF Jcanhctte
RIloI oPhu, HoUsR-s-" Atoms
1AsI>o- s." Gypsy Baron. r
NAYS The ARR ana g." Nancy ana Company
FDEN MusEE-WaxworsS 49,
CpANp OPERA HOUSE, and S-Mikado.
HARRIGAS's PARK THEATRE-2 and so"Leather r"'on'
1vcplu THE rRE-S-" One OF Our Girls
N.uIso> SorARt iHEA s:.}O-Brok"n Heerts.
M,nyeO~ GARDEN-2 and s-CIrcus- 49,,
MspJSOS-AvF. AND 59THsr9a a. M. 10 IL p m'-'ieiii
mac and Monitor Naval Battle.
N,1IoN A. AC ADEMY or DEsIGS-EXhi3itoD.,
NM as tiARprN-2 and g" The Black CROOK
POl q q ROT SDS-Baseball.
81 Ar rHrArRs--S-Judic.
eI.xn,RD TIE ArRR-s-" Little Tycoon"
TurATEE COMIoUE-s-We. Us 60.
TuAiJA THEArRE-s-Gypsy Baron
V.JIAcK's-S-She StOOps to CONQUER.
s1p AvpSuF IHEATRE-s-" Mikado uu.
law srryfsr ,TRE-2 and -" Evsn9cn@e. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16

Nunel IuItudiuIt
When a u men-aDl,- Dvieu, strong. hearty lneh-
attack one little who Ia trying TO MAKE living
for herself IN quiet and wOmanly way-try Ia stop h"f
business circulate lies about her. and call on the Aher
can people to help them crush ber-why. then the
American people wake up and make To the boy
coters effect. that they will see the bakers union III
the OF the Valley OF Hnnon. where ~
ia hot, before they Will do nyhing OF the kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16

soss furv far exceeding that of the tiercest
hurricane but they seldom leave track in 3D.,
than few hundred feet In breadth. l"c
swatb cut through st. Cloud, for instance was
only four blocks wide. AS result OF TINS iac''
the chances are small that tornado VIII strike
any considerable collection of human dwellings,
It il much more likely to take its journey across
farm and forest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
|. oOoD MAN BIyT NOT A CANDIDATE.

The Netf- YORK sun
The compliment to Mr. Amos j. Cummings Is lniy hlr
preciaed but he is not yet prepared To retire from inc
neld Of active journalism. But while Mr. Cuniiihg|.
will make no EFFORT become q Con grnssian some
Other citizen will doubtless be prompt 10 take the place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
II aboring people are bound to boycott. let them
boycott the drinking saloons.

1t Is encouraging to believe that Indiana is be-
coming much better State. Her moral improve
ment Is told by The south Bend lines a Democratic
paper which says that South Bend Is the only city
of over 10, 900 inhabitants that elected Demo-
cratic trustee Oh Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
rvp,xxy WHICH SHOULD RE STOPPED.

FrOm Inc HOst0l JOuTllGI
The la which the boycott has Deen used or late
Ia well calculated to concentrate pubic Indignation
against who have resored TO IT, and TO provoke
some sort Of TO resist Its ,yraunous
cxactiOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
Baltimore demands that all her citizens shall keep within

CONSIDERABLY SLOWER THAN AN ALDERMAN
FROM The chicago T1rnes. -
4 eopy Of n New-lOrk paper mailed on August <o'
1884, reached Toronto few days ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
RUNNING A GREAT RISK.

FROM The baltimore american
About tho only danger no unprecedented from secre-
ary Laars visit south that IN his absence the rre-
sbe sparks will try ~ fan himself into another con-
iugratiou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16

FoRrIGv.-Budget introduced in the House OF
Commons. - Official text of Mr.. Giadstones
Jrisbbu = Sir Charles Dixie wants his case
reonened - Bismarck on colonization OF Uer-
man Poland.
CoyGrrss-Both branches in SESSION. =
Senate: Mr. Logan on open executive SESSIONS
- Ar. Blair and Mr.. Hoar. - Saratoga
monument 60 Treaties. - House: hVer
md Harbor appropriations. - In Commiltee:
Pan-E ectnc investigation.
Dom, srC-DestructOn caused by whirlwinds
in Minnesota Iowa and Missouri. - Unknown
men sho otIng at militiaman in East ST. Louis.
- Majority and minority reports IN the ONO
Legislature on charges of bribery in the election OF
Senator Paype GO Gas bills acted on by the
Legislature - The manure bill Killed. 60
CAPITOL Appropriation bill vetoed by Governor
Hill - supply bill passed by Senate -- CIR
cular issued by Mr.. Powdcrly to the hnghts OF
Labor asking aid for the strikers
CITY AND SUBUKBAN.-" TIe-up" ordered on tho
Third Avenue Surface road 60 Statements as 10
the conferences between Gould and POwderiy
~ iury selected to try General Shaer -
Arpun. ents against the Arcade road Recorder
Smyth fused bill of particulars to Jaehne
- Miss Morosini bitten 10y dog - Fred
NAV in a Police Court 60 Fined for annoying
Mrs GRAY. - Commencement of the HomTo-
pathic Medical College. - Gold value OF the
legal-tender silver dollar t412l2 grains, 1914
cents 60 Stocks opened feversh, declined ana
closed steady at about he lowest figures of the
day.
The WEATHER.-Indic cations for to-day: Slight
Iy warmer and fair followed by cloudiness and pos
elbly rain. Temperature Yesterday: highest 100;
lowest 400: average. 81 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16

THE BOYCOTT AN 1S0MISABLE CUSTOM.
from The Ihnadotpsie GIL.
Tho cowarly, foreign boycott IL hdtefn 70 every
mericau and IS being beaten to death, US IL richly
deserves 10 Do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16

"Jaker Sharp should start dairy farm. II must
take lots of to keep his spirits up these days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16

The sef-respecting members Of Mr.. Cleveland's
Cabinet may well consider if they can afford to re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
SENSIBLE ADVICE TO STRIKERS.

From The baltimore Herald. . -,
The Knights OF Labor have done well IN exhort.ng ts
ratrking street car drivers abstain from all ntnrer
snce with the business property VI their empoyef~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
A POOR CURE FOR LABOR TROUBLES.

Senator Ddriet Of Virgtatd.
You might well "a mustard plaster ON bald heau
for heart apply legislation for the cure OF
lahn trim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16

day. Kooms only 81 adag aud up -----
IIIEUNE TERMS TO NAL: = g., i'in--"?-
Iosiooe yree the United STATES .x,.N.
N ] Year. q Months. Months
ssS0 S2l3
Daily. without Sunday. ---- w 'oo
Remit by order Express Order OF hees'eieu
by Postal Note Will please write on the No'e
Ter NFw-loRK IEiBCSF- 49, vor, a
ONCE Of TuF TRIBUNE LA Nassaust Newly Ors Au-
cr,s an cores pOndence simp " THE TRIBUNE. wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16

man Poland.
CoNGHFss.-Both branches in sssslon -
Senate: Mr. Logan open executive SESSIONS
- Mr. Blair and Mr.. Hoar. - Saratoga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
:yew2lork Dailp Griba1sr.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1856.
THE NEvS THIS MORNING.

FoRrIGv.-Budget introduced in the House OF
Commons. - Official text of Mr.. Giadstones
Irish bill. - Sir Charles Dixie wants MS case
roono,od - Bismarck on colonization of Ger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
auArr TO Advertisements.
Business Notlfcs.

IFI,vD's STrRTEvANT House, Broadway
seth and 10Th sta Rooms with ~ 90 So and 81 oo
Sav Koorns only al dar and mp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16

The Canadian Government have shown in this matter
much orbe arance irritation. The clauses OF the
Wash Treaty abrO-ated on the LIST OF last
JnIy The Canadian Government allowed Americans 10
resort 10 Or waters usual during all the best or that
year and did nothing to enforce our rights uni tue
spring herring fishery OF me Bay OF Fnndy was over
'f''"o Globe,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16

The Tammany Committee OF the XXlVth AS
scnibIy District have demanded that they be
arecornizedr in the rarceng ont of Park De-
partment patronage. Now let the Civil Service Ee-
formers demand "recognltOn from Tanmany
Hall.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-25

stood bsf0rs Gods altar In Gods
efght I an your vile ] claim ny
'riFhs o share your dark days IS vel
a thoss On which the snn Of pres
perily nay shina
He s1roge % answsR. 6ot his Volce
hrake Sne had conquered, bat
Woman-hke. she gave him the glory
q her victory g she sOb0ed cut her
happlnes upon his heart.
"A moath later there was 3 quiet
wedding, e which there were neither
fl0wera, bridesmaids nor music, bat
Marion Will0ughby missed soothing.
II was only after the ceremony had
bsen performed that Chester showed
hsr Z document which had been his
wedding gift from tbs frm be had
served 50 faithfully, and which ad-
mitied him IS janior partner nom
that date Bat she smiled half sadly
Is she looked q il through . mist Of
tear2
ssYou said once, aear, she whis-
pered, that flowers % live needed
sunhght. Nv darling, / had not then
made the wonderful discovery thai
love made sanlixhf everywhere.
With your heart f0F nag home. be is
outward adornmenf what it viii, ]
envy no king his palace or queen her
/ throne.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-25

ID ENTON COAL Co1LPANY-LOCA-
N ton Of principal place OF business.
san Francisco. California; looatien o.
niue. King coantf. Waahlngt0n Tarri-
tOsy.--Notlc9 Il hereby given that e .
meeting Of the board Of Directors held
on the NH dAy Of October, 1885. an assags-
nent fNo. y o. tive ge1 dollars per share
was levied upon the entire issued capital
stock q his company, payable imme4i-
A1eiy, In Uni5ad STATES gold coin, % kho
secretary. e the once Of the company.
No. = sacramento street. San FrAnaiscs.
California.
Any sfock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid On Monday. The 6Eh
day Of DeoemboR. Ie4k VIII Be delinquent
and advertised for sale nt puhlio au1tion,
ana unless payment 10 made nefnre viii
b sold On Wednesday, the ssh day 81
January, 1857, % pay such delinquent g.
sassment together with the cosla Of ad-
verttafng and expenses 81 sale. b order
q the Board a. DirooeorA
T. "A. HENDERSON,
Secretary Of Renfo1 Coal Company.
Omce, q 5Acramoat0 street. San fran-
cisco. Cal. n0trTie
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TUE ABOVE REWARD WILL BIZ
i paid Ter the boey q Otto Lund who
was drowned en- Myers cannery. Nov.
IS Diseased Wa8 n n. IN neiEht /;
weight ahout lk5 peaads; hair hght and
very thin; eyes hue; vas druF e. in
striped clotA pants ana voat, An arg
any Information 70 q. H. SffCKELS
box IL seattle. Ao
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-25
STEAMER TRAVEL. Els
STEAMER HELEN.
FoR c0LsI. PoETS ORCHARD lEB
WASHINGTON.

@ gFRAMKR HWaKN. ". n
EIlia. MaateF, Leaves Harrina
t0n q smith ) " hart 8aaftle, every alor,aay
WadnasdaF and Friday. - 30 4 N. fdr
ColbF. Mitchalfs Poiat bod o. Pan Or
RsfurnanE leAre haaA 81 PERI " aatlne
e. ST 8. a, head 81 Pert ORcAard af 10 4.
n. NIlBkls Pciula e lozl0 4. N. CoIhW Il
~ aEx1HinE e. 6eMt4le mhnmt SO y n,
T1a4nY. Thnln1aE sd eatHpfay. dR
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BIDS SOLICITED

fENHR BOARD or COUNTY COM
miaaieneru Tor King eouaty, Wash.
Teri. hereby solicit sealed proposals e
furnish medical and surgical atiandance
AIla medicines % the county poor, kaps
% ne ceuntg poor faFEa, fpEa term of one
year freu keh lst, 1857. Hida t. hamark-
e. = Bid for Medical and Surgical At
tandanco and Medicines 70 County Poor.
and e b aiea IN TIE County Auditoi 3
ofIlce befGrc a IA. Of WEDNESDAY, the
tSth day ~ nacamhaf. Hxea
The Beard reserves the right = Fejecs
anT e. az BIDS sc HARRYS
County Auditor aad ex.ofncia Clerk a.
the Buard
Dated sssifls' Nav. n asa poi1av
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Re GeA AMI afE1r1ea aE1uid - az - 1au e
him she Decisr hMs visited ne haHpfiAln q
z1FsFs anf cee1iae4 Z ara1t aaal e Valnahie
ghtzA - b cumPstunA - impast
y tAcas d $3.50 81 ~ services. Oh afDnCE
VII HEAAa ~ eeaENa anlas4 he $500 Z ere
1tE1aliy ecaa1aa1ial, asna
- eeilaia ~ : pacAaFe ss m@aians. A..
49, pR. ,. Y aiabQN. 1sx 1aEI. a. Hraa-
stsSs a. Nzweasa RoSv- fwxvEEsssHNrMs
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TT. MINOR, ID. D.

n EFICK IN OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
~ rooms I and 3
uaIOo hsarss lam 70 Il m; To So m
and % 3 , N.
IeloDhona oonnectioa-0moa Ne. g.,
Residences No. -
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REWARn.

A REWARD or go WILL BIZ PAID
A. for the recovery q q boat lost from
TIE ship Detroit kailaera naue Il bEand-
cd On each side Of Is Apply 70
HATfIkkaU ~ CARTON,
nou Nesler's Wharf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-25

ETIIIII77- LIlITUU = -
IN. ~ d AloNeAKMR-DaAR SIT. ful
patnful feeling IN ny f1Hekead. aad -
niE1f would ae 1ramhieo ud1h olniculi
Draining, couEhlnE and expec1aEaEEag.
% thai l hAa bdt hE1ia KeaA 4 Wa8 ven
mlsarahle rom this catarrh q tne head.
Mosa ano tie asthmA. fsr which c91ld
curahle when / soaEh1 your care and
txnatma1k frDm which 1 reserved relief
II . few oayA reg1iung b = permanent
cure
from what knew q Dr.. LonEaksria
pRofa1Aionai akin and GraaxmenG fsel4
can most heartily recommend al peESc1a
s1ktorl1g trem 4E1aaao - hIfn. with he
assurance that theT via ruceiva mlnzr ex-
ooilent prolaziona1 and moaicaa truat-
menk CLARK ID. DAVE
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BIDS EOLICTTED

VNHE BOARD or COUNTY COM
miagioners for King county, Wash
iHst0n forritoFy, hereby eolloil sealed
propoaala 81 services e. 6upaEsntandent
Of The CogAtF kuGr Raraa. Cor 4 term e
one year from the tst day Of Nahruafy.
a. d 1877, aueh pefzun % anpoFintand The
care And charge Of all poor eaht 70 the
farm. The cuittvafion and mznaQemont
Of the faFna. and tho employment Of al
needed aa4iatADca, but In All thingS appor-
tanning thereto % b. subject 10 the SUPER
yasi0n and approval Of the said BoaFd O.
County Confnisslo nors-ths county b
furnish medical treatment for the poor
Ane Al necessary supplies, materials and
implements.
Blds 70 Be marked. = Bids aa suparin-
tendent Of the County Poor Farm and
20 BE fisd In The County Auditors once
betcro 3 am. 81 Wednesday. the t5fh day
Il December, 1885.
The BeaFd reserves the right 70 -rcjeos
any Or ell BIDS.
sc. HARRIS,
County Auditor and cx-onlclo Cierk 81
Dated 81 seattle, Nov. 10, lisa noiidw
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60a Alins Of douhls Width. all wool
FEsnch dress goods. hlank and coiers.
One price. eash. CaEsrKR C1'RAsI.
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FOR SNOHOMISR CRY.


IN sFKAMKR
4w. F. Munro.
Carrying the United STATS u,,n. -
leave seattle for kdmunds. nnfn,..
MArysvilie. Lowell and SnahonaI1f. -.
day. wednesday and Friday, Al 49,
returning alternate daya
- freight Or p4AsaSe spply en- hams
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cEnERAL Ann MERV0Us DISEASES

WA8Y A. LONGxKER. N. D.
aEadnais Of WomAns Medical conass
q FennaytyaniA.
Odlse and residence, corner Cherry and
Ihlrd s1nee11. llilca hoars froa % Il
and BON - sciock-
Particular sttentton given 10 tie treat
ment q diseases " women and chitdren
Consultations In ksngtSsh and German
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SN0QuALMIE EALLS.

THR sEATTLR soUAK AND sNo-
quAlmio Transportation Company b
freight from seattle 10 qnoquallnie and
intefmediAte points. with pr1npsnaas and
dispatch. The shortest quinkeat and hnsl
reufe % reach the famous SneQualrnis
talA. hop ranches and hunting and IA
lnH 9roun&s q that region.
Two atages 9 day from seattle % Sqaak
.eayaa9 y 4. ssonea grocery store g 7
4 N. and ,. nf For further particulars
apply ~ stones grocery store Front
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