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wAN,rED-HELP.

WANTED-HELP.
WANTED.YoUNoH Nan AssTESoeRAr4ER
sictat,ea; salary .! week; sssss speed BOZ lis.
star omcs. le
Wsssa 3, I. saSMEEy rs oS
sss4 cit, :ss :'>'ass '' S Ss;':
TXTANTED-A SETTLED COLORFD WOMAN,
w Nurse fof two children: must have city refer.
Sss;. g ~s. g country 'f
y. !. ss i:Ss RI ]: e s
.sss sa, dss. m5 u swo 's sm ~
salary and pleasant home T. F. G Star Office lts
WAETE0-sALEsMAN. WELL ACSuATNrED
uiAc..rsr Aadrss. srEsPkisE Star once DC lie
WANTED-A DRUi CLERK; NUS COME
experience prsiss.ed Address DRUGS Ziexahs5a
VITANTED-A coMPFTENT GIRL ron GEN.
r .ss hoasswork' German preferred ApPs 70
w oermaid., nursss' scrubber. dishwsshsrs, wait
s' .ss 'S q ass ~ :eG ss
Ts SO ,s, ,Ns'dys1 4 SHTISS ;
8. GA 81 S
wv 4 VTED-AN ACTIVE MAN WITH SOM
w experience in real estate bus.nrss. salary
6 partner; reference required. Address Box 100.
INFANT OMAN ANDwIFE. WITHOUT CHIT.
w dren 70 take care ofa house during The summer:
reference required Address Box ofice j5.2:
WTANTED-A PHYSICIANS COOK. WASHER
w and oner lor small family. None other, need
apnly. at A25 10Th NV jeoat
w go TED cd Az AsssIsTANT , XEaETABtE
E.''s Hotel. ~ 18th St @'@ apply ~ ;.6-a,.
VIZ ANTED-A RELIA BILE WOMAN TO COOK,
g,, wsEk mus, refer to last service place Ss Inn
VNyANTED-A CoLoRED MAN TAKECAKE
wss
WANTED-AN. AGENT TO GIVE OUT WORK
w to ladies TO be made at their homes: ma srial
en p1S s,Ss sE
VIZ ANTED-A BOY Is OR 1s YEARs OF AGE,
ss1.a .ss sfst ssss's Apply
w ANTKp-A WHITE GIRI. GERMAN PIsE-
w =, fsrrod> for gen raj house"ork: no washing Ap
WTANrkD : WHITE AND coLoRED aTRTs
w Call once White and colored ~om.n ooks
SO 2 go; ehambermsias nprses. men cooks. A.
w Coeks Chamberrnaids and Mattresses BsltiuiO e.
Pi,deli hia. brooklyn New York City and biir hs
gs.s fa ana
yIYANTED-8 OR 8 GOOD P AsTERERS, AT
ssr Rsr ls ss f iS,s ST. work lnaqss
WANTED-ISfMEDIATFL GOOD COCK
w to 20 to the country or the summer. CITY refer
ences required. Apply at l439 st. je3-5t1
VIZ ANTED-A GOOD, SETTLED WHITE GIRL
Mrs WARD v20 ST. NV. jes-lm
WANTED-A MAN AND WIFE TO ATTEND
w to horses and do cooking. Apply ~ and II
Center Market je3-3t*
WANIED--AN INT .LLIGENT YOUNG NAN
Address DkUuS, Star office. JESUS
V1TANTED-A GOOD, RELIABLE MAN WITH
w good address, to canvass this city for work Of
art. Address L., Star office. je3-3t*
VXIANTED-ALL PERSONS DESIRING TO
w make from IS to $ 90, without interference
with their other occupations p.ease call James
Iashey. al MI. hns,'B's Coal Ufice, corner nth
st. aid Rhode Isai.d ave- 20 d CT aiice for young
men al scnoo TO maze money during vaeaion je'-3t
w ANTED-LivE MEN TO REPRESENT THE
w National Mutual Lite association, 1920 + st;
lie made. Ca:li at Office be wee (, aud am adj
DIRE A. H. BEACH, Special Agent jt2-3m
WANTED SEVERAL COM PETENT ChN-
w vassers for lite insurance. Liberal co,upenaa-
ton. Apply 22O 4la St n W. my2S-@w*
VXYANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO STA RI
w new bu iness at their bones. easily learned in
hour IOc- To soc. a. hour IL da; time even
ing send loo. for, ckage tsampi and work
i.g m les to commence on. Address, ALBANY
SUPPLY Co., Albany. N. y. mylo-lm
#
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MENTAL EXHAUSTION. NERVOUS PROS.
xNk tratlou. lgtA- rheunstlSfl paralysts. -
tfsus dante. al ana chrsuc Diseases CURED
without the DsdiclneL fhse Treatment IL AZ
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MANIFESTATIONS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTKD-BY A .RFaRTKRED PHARNA.
w aa, = position. either permanent or relied Ad-
.s'. e c s y q
Apply Al $3.50 Prospect ave. lts
Wy ANrED-BY A YOUNG NAN Up EXPR
Be-. .a 1d:.s. $50 e. IA
AZ. charge Of House xS.r. poi.ls %e 81 ,se
siy :: eonpsn'aa any a:..sss address ARSoSD.
WAEr,EO.A ,, sTESoanArHER AND TYPE
desires Position il W.sLinsson during .Smmes
Gated; hisSsss rsietencss sFsSo:. s.ss eacs ls.
WANTED BY A REsPECTBLk COLoKED
w hoy itaaaion e bell eoy In 2 hotei OF - driv
ply ., . Q. L st NV. nsI
WANrED-A LADY OF EDUCATION. XcCUs
would oss IL.
= living. References u desired Address Need" sssr
uYANTED-1Y AN ACTIVE 0TDpLE-AItp
keeper; experienced In ali branches Of wcrK or
.sf spss sii. e sSss
WANrED.rLActs ron ,ooKS "a oI IS
SssE sue: sna
w ensaxss only r.sble and compt ten servants
tor and ali capacities male with refer
ences. tor city aud country. r. Il DICK, OH 9Th 81
NV. j06-3ts
UyANTED-A PERMANENT POSITION In
w patent attorneys ufficn. by young who 10 q
goot and RAPID penman. Be>I references iuri he'd.
Address Box III Star Office. jeoSl'
wv ANTED-Bv AN ENGLIsHMAN ANDw FE
w Position valet and lsdiesniad in q mily
g0iiig ab Dad. F1rst-cass references. Addrss H A..
Sar office je5-2ts
w ANTED - by WHITE GIRL A SITUA-
w ttOn In . rvaie family 70 assist In general
hOTsew ork except washing and ironing very b-.t oil
references. Address \. A. =. star office. Je4-2ls
NTANTED-EMPLOYMEN BY MIDDLE
w aged man. IA shi pp,lg or commiss on house,
railroad steamboat sice; active ard willing to do
any thing thirty years business Renee. Ad
Il X. b Posi- Office box 134 ie4-2ts
VIZ NOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE
w and competent Servants In al oapsctes-n hite
knd coloG ed with city r ferences. h A. COON ia
Emp. Bureau. 8Z8 st NV. je&-6ts
VIZ ANTED-BY FIR fNCH WOMAN -ITUA-
w ton as cook In good private Aniily eight years
oil city references viking To go In the Country Apply
1888 u ST. NV. toi-.ts
VLyANTED-BY MAN AND wfFE-sITUA
w lion, he first lass hotel, restaurant aad pri-
vAte waiter. and She trstcHss German and Pr nrh
Cook has also experience la CAKE hakiug, best
ences. Address A. GLE BdE, iol0 i ST. s.. e. tJ-Sts
w ANTED-THE POSITION OF BARTENDER
w W the clty Of Waxhin ANY adjoining
mer resort best of references ftlrs she'd HrstciA
places only recognized Address Box ll6. star Office.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

VIyANTED-FOR ONE YEAR MORE, TWO
w communicating O. ms 8n second floor, for
anu vie in private isni y, b. tn cen l4th and oh
and aud II sts. II. W.. sute location and price ADJ
dress GILB.Rr, star Office. le4-:St*
VIyANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE.
w two tnree Unfurntst.ed Rooms for house eep
Ing: over 81 per mOnth references. Address A.
J. Il, star office je:StS
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l35 Va. ave. Sc. 6r......$10
10 w st NV. Or. m.l-.5
.VS d sll a It. ne. .l5.,o
X, cor. Ala and h SITS. sw.
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o .ngdon Ter. Sr. s22.60
III y h II. NV, Sr II 90
S0O 10Th ~. &w., ors- 80
l6 B.ayden's nj. q ". 1880
1919 :. Gap. S.w., or. 10. v
"a Boundary 1t. ,store-lO
100 1t 81. Sw., 4r..-........S
Old. cor. 9th and X Sta. NV
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Mas Nj. j. Huxr

1909 STREET " W.
OFFERS CoLoRED MILAN HATS AND BON
NETS. KID GLOVES THREAD GLOVES SILK
GLOVES AT AND BELOW COST To CLOSE
FRENCH BoNNETs AND ENGLISH HATS
CAST suportslloal BELOW Cusr -
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III !! :: f T. T.. f HE 7
BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGA!Na
Fine goods, when offered the same prices as
ally demanded for rash justiGes the OF the word
Barea.us.
sec, WORTH SOC.
Fine Gauze Fancy Striped Hose. now being offered
at the PATHS Royal lie. cheaper than any Washing
ton competitor
1ec.. WORTH 25c
heels offered for lsc for three d.yx the regular
prceis 200
31c. WORTH 3oc
Thirtynine cents Is the price asked elsewhere for
Shoppers ingram Sp!it-feei Hose, in BLACK, Navy
and Brown. save egh cents a pair by buying At the
Paiais loyal.
47c. WORTH Soc
The Palace Royal price has been &c.. and competi.
tors p Ice CSC. for uperiOr Silk flushed French
Isle Thread Hose. In Black and toIoss double heels
aud toes, white spiit teet- The famous "fre dye"
22c.. WORTH csc
Children's English Derby Ribbed Hose in all colors
and Sizes sold general for 25c The Palais Royal
Ia the only store IN the city charging DC . pair.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Just received. another lot Of English Crepe GAUGE
Vests. Full regular, low neck eevea These Vests
are Jersey fitting and very tight In weight, and
nearly all WOOL &l.Ua
SILK BoDICES. In Pink, for S2.4S. Having only
five Dozen those of our who have been waiting
for these goods are requested TO call at once
JUST OPENED.
case High-neck Bodices, SOC
cases L0w-neck Bodcps, 24c.
case Jersey-fttinx Bodices. Sec
case Jersey-fttiug Bodice,. CSC.
~ You are particularly requested to examine the
ft aud finish OF these new goodA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05

CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
ID uaese daVs OF lavish advertiser 1t IL more i'm
Port&ni 10 Impress upon he p,.b that even If you
Lave really VALUABLE Art4cle ior specific purp,e
yVa nsts mol cnfS-.,.l or something capable dug
a. y. Is Vi Impossible Things than oint out its
go 4@a- lies In NATfANS' CRYSTAL DiSttlX-
As PafchAser does not get thing of that sort:
&c npy rete YES an article restoring gray hair
Masskxrs 10 their gsl eosor: prexxul as fucil -
50 Ia Cab prevent the hair falling aud RE-
we ~ OWN. ~no 2s tins lrepafston is of q thor
oaSniy ORGANISING naBre Reasonably follows Thai i.
cieATs the scalp Oh aznsiraF scuIf-wsrranexi t
tx1nl. ~s' ""'ss -
ARTHUR NATTANS
Invent and Proprietor.
- Lam aaa "a and m
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E.NOR RENT
i l4U9 10th St ...S168.6 81
1876 y. IL. ave. lSr-...l5Ol
1.,33 ! St. ltir-....-.......l25l
1875 Mass. ave. l5rs..lVVI
Magnolia ave, l3r-S5.33l
l11S 1 st. n. ". a.. 1 I r...S.t. 50
3Itat IL ST. a. w.lOr...s:B..j.s
1919 y VI. W. llr-s>sS.3:Sl
1916 I Il. n. W., lOr...S3 SO
ls2U e S.les 81, llr.-15I
1902 yin 81. NV. IL rs 80
90 9Th 81. NV. l:,r..-su
ls<S n T. NV. lUr...-..tiIl
1IiUA
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EuR RENT
i l3I0 18th n. w..l3rS80
I 100 18th 81. "a. W. ,Srs......5U
BOZ X stn.w.,s r,S store. ~
436 I II. NV. Sr.....-30.4l
1910 9th n. i.w b. rs
lil0 Md. ay. s w.........-3o
23U StfI sta.W......-.-....-.
ieS3ts A. - CAYWt
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NEw Ior.

NEW Lor.
JUST OPENED FINE ASSORTMENT PLAIN
AND FANCY FLANN EL TENNIS
S1iIRiS.
- W. = TEEI.
80 no PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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1870 10Th q. NV, 6r-e2l
I4lo " st. NV. sf.....-20
81 u 81. NV. 7r...........2O
l52ON-j.av. NV. or 1890
!. y l. Il. n. w.. t;r........-.-.l6
DUVALL
U.5 r 81. IN.
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Coon Nrws Fon LADnx

From to 10 yard lengths, from inches to - inches
wide,
For &c, &c, 1Sc., &c., loc
Were 1Oc- loo, 20c. 25c.. $50
a. Odd pieces ara short lengths Of Oriental and
Egyptian lace ouncings and overdress to nstch also
half former prices.
EMBROIDERIEs,
EMBRo1DERIEs,
EMBRo1pERIEs,
EMBRoIDRRIEs,
From 8 to 8 yard lengths, from to IA inches wide
For zoe. &c., 39c. $50
Were 35c., 49c.. Sec, 500
~ Swiss Irish Point and Nainsook Embroideries.
also colored Bstiste Embroidery will be found in the
lot
YOU SHOULD REMEMBER
That we have many lengths Of Oriental and Egyptian
Iaces sufficient to trim an entire dress This applies
also to Irish Point Embroideries By buying mese
short lengths YOU are enabled trim your dress IS
just half he usual cost and obtain inferior but
the very best aces
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

L>oR Rant
II NV. Per mo.
100 10Th ~. lor...,..-&4v
so5 !. Gap. 81. nj. 7r...s5
t,l 9Th ~. ef-......-..-.....so
Az y ST. lUr....-.-..--...sso
b13 nth St. tir..--........isss,
elp 10th -, l0r.----.-5e
l2ll LIST. 7r--....-...29.6s
iSSl v a., dr--...-.----2.Aoo
s1ORk,N
1918 Fst.n.w..G'exc S2Uo
f41OPsl st eSdwg. vr.eS
iA0S z stn.~ ste I'd. ..ttS
The above 10 only q SINAI
books. or fllll last cali III
the I n and oth- tles
E>oR RENT
II lslS NJ 81 /. lOr--SsA So
pSt os :, 1T. over store.2S
.olO 18th ST. n ~..--2os,
"a isiad- road. ..-.- -..-...s
.V0 lAth 81 az. Or .....-.. 10
sWOllN
te3SS
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f2Ul6 Hillyer Pi.. Tor. 500
IUS4 Illyer ave-, llr..G0
,s-Ux 2lst. l 4r. nj .-...,iU
1914 3Oth st. NV, sr..65
1870 torcoran ST.. lOrs-5o
loOl q II. q. W.. hr....-.-.6o
ll.6 Conn. ave, vr.......JO
20 h 81 u.w. y ~ -....-...6O
& "A "th St ii.w. .er.........sU
18th 81 ext'd, 8 dxi'gs-4o
34O1 y 1t. n.w., lUrs .-.-:sJ
.45 5 ST.. 1r--..-.-------25
lI4d > ST.. sr..-.-...-.xo
As j. FISHER & co,
1874 ! etrout northwest
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All broken lots and odd pieces being closed
at cost, afiording . good opportunity obtain the
most elaborate novelties NJ manufacturers prices
tennine "Gloria' Cloth Umbr elias, x4-iuch Il 81.
20 inch, Sl.S6
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EOR RENT
II 10 Myrtle 81. mi, SIS
IL st s.w. bit .,&sla, 6r.lul
IU3ksI.n.w..6 r ,m.L.lS.o
$40 NJ 81. sw.. or, Wi
1857 4, IL. PARK A
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pol tcasO. \ 81, sr..--.-.l5
OfFlCks
Per Mo
63o Est NV. 81 ar $50
1918 \ skn.w. . I'd 40
lois fs..n.w sth fir.. 2r.SS
portion Of property on my
sfttce fof bulletin issued 90
'HSS n MAGGANAN
1918 tlth st.. brick Or. t2o
900 sthsL ae.. 0r..-----...ls
li&o & 81 ne, o r., TO
RI. 262i ! St. Ar. brick. 10
sTEDT a BRADLEY,
% fs~ nv.
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,2l25 boundary st., ars ls
124 oh g nv. sif..-laso
o,,B. 6l2 and 6lsCa
ne. 0rs. ...-.....-......-. 30 70
Ia W ST NV. 6rs.2a3O
Sus ath Ae.. tir.........lS 80
10 20 l,efr~es. Srs- - 90
Nichols Nv. UnI'Nn.Sr.ls
3 90 stn W .tir.........-.ls
.lUs To 22l5 Cleveland
ST or -....................-..
80 y IL NV. 6 - .l3 80
81 VI n. ne. .sir ......-.....iS
/ "a xoth 81. 0rS...--.... 10
| . fenton st.n.e...br-l2.5O
.sl6 Lsw. .6rS.........-.ll 80
3S tei,tsn ~. 81. AZ 70
100 l2tD 1t Sc. 5r--lu.3 30
2llO NJ 81. NV, br.........ys
~ToRk.S,k DWEl.lINuS
sll INV lOrsAstors 90
Aso Ind av., Store ID
s2l2 lsth 81. n.w-... 22.5o
I. IN n M naA n -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-24

In the summer of 1864 our regiment
vas stationed Temporarily near Wash
iugton. Que day | strolled into the
grounds between the White Ho1 Q and
the river, and threw my self fat on my
back under the trees. was in dis
consulate frame Of mind, as the weight
of the war at that time was very heavy
upon me. / lay there for some time,
absorbed in my own thoughts and look
ing 40 at the fragments Of blue sky
seen Through the leaves of tbs trees. !
heard some persons approach. heard
them sit down on one end of the
benches near, and l turned my head
oareiessiy to see who the intruders ware.
| saw at a glance that ny visitors we're
President Lincoln and his wife. /
spranR to my feet, gave military "a
lutte. and started away. The Presiden
returned the salute with an awkward
sweep Of bis long, unRainiy arm, and
said. "Don't go. What 10 your reGi-
b loneed 10 the Fifteenth Massaohu-
questions as to what service had seen.
he asked, Are you going to 70 snlist!"
| said, mo, not Immediately / want
~ k0 dOtAS "a tatno W 'Otc Aot yo9s
election" He smiled, turned to Mrs.
Lincoln, and said, in oid-fsshioped
Kindness. " There, mother. YOU see. that's
the way all my boys feel" Thea be
turned 10 me and said. with tender
seriousness, Il am very glad TO
know that the soldiers who have done
sach hard work in the field feel that
way. We are all bearing our burdens
IN this war, and only hope thai may
bear mine as patiently and hopefully
ss do the boys who carry the riass-' '
Then be shook my hand and said
Good bye;" snd After ! had stepped
away some eight or ten feet. raised
lain his long arm and gave another
military salute, sitn a sDile on bis face
that will stay xith me rough all my
life. |; vas a little thing, sut do VOC
knew that q thousspd times, asleep and
awake, that smile has ooene TO me, and
whenever it does come fesl myself q
BETTER and a stronger msng
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-24

d. X. Loske, retroisum V. Nasty, ed
itor Toledo Blade, writes: IL had on
forefnaer Of my right hand one Of
those pleasant pets, a run round Tue
Anger became infamed 10 degree us-
besrahle. and swollen to twice its
natural size. A friend gave ME HkN
RVS CARRoIto SALvs; and in twenty
inmates she pain had 20 much subsitsd
as TO give me a fair nights rest. which
had not had before for week. The
Inflammation left the finger in day.
consider 10 q most valuable article"
A. b. SrxwAHr, agent, Seattle. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-24

The LARGEST BUSINESS EsrARLrsH-
MINT IN THE WoRLp-rhe immense
krapp works at Essen are vigorously
closed against visitors; the outside
world has therefore been unable 20 learn
mach of the renowned establish ent
vh-re the most terrific engines Of war
fare are made for Germ sny and her
friends. Al last q determined Yankee
has penetrated into tais mysterio Us
realm Of the modern Vulcan, with full
privileges OF coufidina his discoveries
TO the rest Of mankind. and the result
10 deeply interesting article in the
March Rarpers, called "Au Iron City
beside the Ruhr." by Moncare ID. Con-
way, With an abundance Of illustr itions.
In describing At length such an attrao-
tive field for the first tise, 10 10 not
strange that Mr.. Conway reveals some
startling facts and coaveys much rare
information. The cnrioas processes Of
steel working are graphically depicted.
10 seems that the hrupp guns. which
have elevated Germany TO the highest
military rank, and 10y whose reputation
alose the Essen works are geuerAlly
known. engage but small part Of Herr
krupp's attention. Two thirds Of the
Work 70 deN3tcu te Tue hrts OF ptsc~-
Hts establishment 10 said TO constitute
the largest business IN toe world de-
pendent on = siugle individual. We
can appreciate this partly when tsld
that 70 covers over 500 acres, employs
more than 5000 hands, inclajes colo
mics Of 1000 laborers' houses. with
churches. schools. stores and hospitals
thai Herr krupp owns among other
possessions 5t7 IRON mines. SEA steam
ers, about SO steam engines and 81
miles Of railway; tha, be produces daily
~ miles Of rails, $50 bomhssells and
untold quAatities Of other things. Its
col sal hammer. the belceiae furnaces
the frightfal aby sses u molten steel and
the astounding weapons OF Gar and OF
pescs here manufactured give The rsadel
an impression that this 10 . kingdom
where The work Of ritans " done oy
pygmies. and where Dsats's astul i'm
sgtnines are exsslied oy setasl rssii-
tea
TIE rich st N m carries nothing avay
] -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-24

The owner of one Of the largest cot
ton seed oil mills In The sosth vas IN
Nsv York tAe other day, and in the
course of basiness conversation the
remark vas made:
Colonel. nsv thAt cotton seed oil 10
ussd in lara, butter, olive osl, paints and
90 on, yoa ssners Of miIls ought 10 be
happy"
There 10 sniy one thing lacking" 70
piled tie Colonel. - be heaved . Sigh.
+. We want something TO adulterAts cot
toa SEED oil with"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-24
PACIFIC COAST.
Loss OF the Schooner Navis ator.

SAN FRANoIsco. Feb. 23.-Private ad-
vices state that the Navigator, a newly
built schooner which left San Francisco
last June for trading voyage among
the samoan Islands, when bound from
Apia to Fortvi.la, was struck by heavy
sea on January 9th, capsized and be
came total loss. Her crew and seven
passengers left the wrecked vessel and
arrived at Apia few DAYS later. The
Navigator was worth $1,000.
shipping 1nfelligeaee.
TAroosH, Feb. q A Fort Bakely
NJ II Company's ship, a brig flying the
Mexican flag and another brig pass< 4
in at III q. IN. The steamer Wellington
passed out at 1870 p. m. Fair; brisk west
wind.
PeBr GAMBLE. Feb. 23-Arriysd-
Barkentine Skagit.
PoRr townsend. Feb. 23-Arrived-
Sohooaers Courser and Dakota. Two
other schooners in Straits.
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Dissolution of Copartnership

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the co-partnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm name and style OF M.
Finkelstein & Co.. Merchant Tailors, do
ing business at No. 9l9 Front street. Seat
tie. has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr.. fink elstein will carry on
said business hereafter. at the same place.
and VIII pay all debts and liabilities and
will collect all moneys and bills outstand-
ing NJ FINKELSTnIN.
fel96 NJ EISBHRT
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The Boston Beao1a, q religious jour
nal. comes forward with the comforting
assurance that toe expression, :" 9 bell
Of q time" IL not profane. The word
hell IL sIplsins. - = survival OF an
ia German vord. which msAnt-hrr,
ringing, lead, NOISY; se end. visible, ev-
.deni. manifest.
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FOR SALE.

THE IMPROVEMENTS ON A HOME
/ stead right: II acres cleared I: good
house OF four rooms. barn. chicken house,
and garden Of small fruits the place has
half . mile Of froatage on the StillaguAm-
ish river: the land 10 covered with vine
maple. maple and salmon berry brush.
and very ea lily cleared sold on account
Of owner leaving the Territory; good
market At home ~ there are q number Of
logging campo In the vicinity. Owner
can be seen at W T. Empioymt Bureau.
fe2 GEO. W CRANE. Manager.
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Eye. Ear and Throat.

Treats private, chronic and skin diseases;
removes tumors and ulcers without pain
or the use Of the xniie.
10 patients who are suffering from that
annoying. painful and truub esome COM
plalnL hkAoRRHoIos or PrLKs. DIR. II. ID.
LcnSeker would assure them that BY his
m poe Of operating and trsatmen, he can
lake the worst cases of this complaint ana
make complete and radical cure, with
out giving pain 70 the patient while under
the operation. and will guarantee q care
In every case he undertakes. noI7
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DR.. n. D. L0NCAKER

GRADUATE OF THE UNIvER-
" aty OF Pennsylvania. has perma
nently located in seattle.
once ana residence. No. liz Columbia
strest. All calls promptly attended.
Ut Longaker makes specially Of dis
Nf rha
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n. M. HALL. NJ. D.

Once IN Safe eposis Building, ever Mar
chAsS' SatlonG Bank.
Hoars. ~ TO IL N to and 10 sp.n,
r0Is
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Toe stock List,
FOREIGN.


Saw Fn.Sofaco Fab ~ The s.aam.,
San Pablo arrived TO-DAY. Win Hong
kong data. 10 January ss,h ana Yoko-
hama 10 Fsbrusrv sth.
A destructiy. ffre which broks ont 4,
Yokehsua M A o,,lork an Ina r,orninc
Of February sth destroyed the windsor
hotel and several surrounding build +
inn and Their contents. The total loss
aoout tlU,uo and the insurance
1870 Inc notei ouidinR vas w
- 49, i'I $500. many OF 'ne .nu ssss
iiyss IIn,saS s,s,.s Csns,, G.nsraI
Danny. who Was s,nn,,n, a, y,lah.,,s
!. ,o.ts 10 Carea. vss ons.rv.d 10 ;,sn
nom A second s,ory w,,dov h,, sns-
tain NO ipinrv-
Tho linton Line s,aamsr Co,,p,h. lsoO
tons. In ballast from Kob.e Japen. 10
Singapore. was struek on the s,srhoard
aida forward of tha hriaer hy II NS
Plrebrand. Lisn,enau, Oommander %
L. D,ekson. nouud from kmnv ~ Foo
chow, on the night of Jan. 22i. The
collision occurred near Annoy and the
uorinth sank within half an hour. All
ssnds snecesd ID IN getting aboard the
tueorsnd. which conveyed them 10
Annoy. From the latter place they pro-
eeedes to Honskone, where thew ar
fived on Jan. 10Th. Nothing wss saved
nom the lost vessel except portion of
- so,p pspen IL oas not oeca
l,s,on ~. ""e's 'Ns '"N'' VI '"e WI
Popular sstincstfen.
sls FRAscisCo. Feb. 3.-The oisn-
MAJ elections AZ Honolalu. Sandwich
,siAnas. resulted In favor OF the present
Ainistry BY q large majority.
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TIE false friend 10 laks the shsdow Of
q Sun Giai.