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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-11-18
The Next Congress.

Tt is now settled that the Democrats
will hold their supremacy in the popu-
lar branch of Congress. Their majority
is reduced from 45 to probably II, but
it is enough for all practical purposes
certainly enough to make world of
trouble for the Democrats in the Presi-
dental struggle of 1883.
The Senate is certain to be very close
between the two parties. The present
Senate stands az Republicans and "a
Democrats. The Democrats have gained
Barbour in place of Mahonein in Virginia,
aud they seem to have the odds in IA
vor for the Legislature of New Jersey,
Indiana and California, which would
make ID, mocratic successors to Sewell,
Harrison and Miller (now dead) all Re-
publicans. On the other hand the Re-
publicans have carried the Legislature
of the pocket State of Nevada and will
elect a Senator to succeed Fair, Dem
crat. This will make the new Senate
consist of 81 Democrats and 80 Repub'
| licans, with Riddleberger liable to wab'
BILE off from the Republicans between
| drinks.
The Democratic control of the Legis
latures of New Jersey, Indiana, anG
| California is disputed by the Republic
ans, but the returns are against them
and give narrow majorities on join
ballot to the Democrats. Fraud il
charged by both sides, and re-counts o.
contests are demanded where the ma
iorities are small, but the chances seen
to be against the Republicans. In Cal
| ifornia and New Jersey the popular
vote shows Democratic majorities, bu
i'm Indiana the Republican State ticke
is elected by some $500 majority ant
the Legislature is saved to the Demo
Gratis by partisan gerrymander of the
districts. If the Republicans shall lost
Generals Sewell and Harrison, they
will lose two of their most useful ant
respected Senators. - Phitddelphat
| Times.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-11-18
The Brayest of the Brave.

see no more the gray and blue
AT seed in the war I fit into;
But see in the papers now an then
AT they're fightin' it still weth the cold steel
pen.
An, read 'em all, am often think
AT in all this effusion of gallant ink,
How every one of 'em just leaves out
The names of the bravest man that fout.
They's fellers writin' about the war
AT nobody ever knowed before,
AM ne'er' word, you understand,
Bout Corp'al Alexander Rand.
In ever paper, West an East,
Them writes the most as fit the least;
But there was cheers and carnage when
Brave Corp'al Rand led on his men.
When Grant was in that awful mess
A fightin' in the Wilderness,
Saws Grant: "It's Rand, 'at holds the left.'
When rebeldom was out of j'int,
AM Lincoln came from City Pint,
"Ncll, well" says he, with honest joy,
tsThere's Corp'al Rand of EelinOy."
| AM vet amt, nor you amt seen
His pictur' in a magazine;
| The bravest man 'at ever droIed
! In any cause a soljer's sword.
The sharpest, keenest, brayest man
To plan, or execute plan;
| Eff long as time his fame don't stand
| NV name amt Alexander Rand
| ROBERT j. BURDETTE.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-11-18
T0R-W DIRK.

riors to Fort Pickens, and the women
and children to Fort Marion.
Not less worthy of note than this
securing OF Geronimo was Gen. Miles's
transfer of all the eremaining Chiricahua
and Warm Springs Indians from Ar.
zona to Florida. This he accomplished
in spite of dangerous apathy OF the
Government on the subject. First he
sent a delegation of the Indians to
Washington, under Capt. Dorst. to
make some arrangement, but in vain:
"Nothing was accomplished at Washing
ton, and the delegation was ordered back to
Arizona. Against this telegraphed7 an
earnest protest. Their return to the noun
tains about Apache under the circumstances
would have been worse than letting loose
that number of wild beasts"
Intelligent pc, sistence at last carried
the day against ignorant apathy, the
Indians, numbering over four hundred,
were all removed to Florida, and now
the Southwest frontier has better as
surances of safety from Apache ravages
than at any time since its settlement
NJ Y. Sun.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-11-18
How Miles Overeame Geronimo.

The publication in full of Gen. Nelson
A. Miles's annual report at last throws
all needed light upon the real clrcum-
stances of Geronimo's surrender. 1T
appears from this report that the in
struction to make "active and prOmi-
nent use of the regular troops" in the
campaign against the hostiles was that
of Gen. Sheridan, and it was almost
the only specific instruction as TO the
operations which Gen. Miles received.
The division of the country into dis
tric!s of observation, the placing OF
signal service detacbments upon the
highest peaks, and the care taken TO
prevent ammunition from getting into
the hands of the hostiles, were devices
of Gen. Miles, and the last proved par
ticularly important, since lack OF
ammunition was one incitment to Ger
onlrno's surrender.
The official description of the various
incidents of the campaign, including
the murderous raids of the Chiricahaus
into Arizona, and their subsequent re-
treat into Sonora, accords with What
has already been made known through
field despatches. Two striking instan-
ces of gallantry, however, occurring
during skirmishes with the Indians,
are here set forth. In one, Lieut.. Pow
hatan III. Clarke. a gallant young offic-
| er. rushed forward at the risk of his life
and carried away Corporal Scott, who
| lay disabled, under hot fire from the
Indians. In the other, Sergeant Adams
and Packer Bowman performed like
service for Private Conradi, who, how
ever, received mortal wound as they
were taking him off.
The prodigious exertlons and uli-
finching endurance by which Geroni-
mo was run down are officially attested
by Gen. Miles. The Indians purposely
went over the highest ranges, often
breaking down one set of horses In the
lascent, and stealing others In the
valley below. The troops were forceo
to send their horses round through
gaps. while they followed the direct
trail. s'climbing in the ascent and slid
ING in the DESCENT On one occasion
Lieut.. Brett did this for twenty-siA
hours without a halt, going Wlthou'
water for eighteen hours In the lntense
heat. Capt. Lawton, with iresL
command, pursued the hostiles Iol
three months from range to range, oitei
TO- 900 feet above the sea lever, ant
then plunging into the canons, Wnere
the midsummer heat was intense
Once a part of the command was with
out faIlOnS lOT tHISo ooy % es''N -
fe " deer killed by the scouts anc
mule meat without salt.
Under this constant pressure Geron
imo weakened and made proposition
for surrender. He at first demanded
To return to the reservation, but tina
of course wos out of the question
Finally he agreed to surrender as
prisoner of war, on the assurance tina
| he aud his party should not be killed
and agreed to reply wholly on tn
Government "to treat them fairly ant
. Justly" These facts being made know
at Washington, the captives We're sen
to Florida, Geronimo and other wal
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-11-18
Churches.

Me. CHURCH, Cor. Reynolds and Mountain
s,raats Ironton F. THOMAS, Pastor. Resi-
5snee: Ironton. Services, Second and Fourth
Sundays in each month. Sabbath School every
SUNDAY morning, at 10 O'Clock.
HIGH Mass aud Sermon at Arcadia College
every Sunday at clock A. NJ. Vespers ana
aanediction of the Blessed Sacrament ut So ciock
PM Mass and sernpn at Pilot Knob Cathoilc
Church at 10 80 O'Clock A. NJ. Sunday Schooi ioi
children at 80 O'Clock P NJ.
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SUBSCRIPTION:
n.1Es OF Apx.nrIsINa:

f,,pcr-,r CoURr is held on the Fourt Mon
d.v in October and April.
couSrY COURT convenes on the First Mon
aaV of March, June, September and December.
PRoBATE COURT is held on the First Monday
, Erbruary May. August and November.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-11-18

Itch of every kind cured in ~ Minutes, by
woolfrd's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by p. r. Crisp, druggist, Ironton.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-11-18

Smoking Tobacco, finest brands, at Chap
mans. Come and sample them.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02


EDrr0n PusT faTEEL1sEEczn:
Myasif and my associates. ell Of whom
are pgantical mfnefa in this camp de-
sire 20 publish thFonRh tAe s0lnmns Of
YouE widely circulating aud iuhaentIai
isnrnal tFna and fair statement Of the
Etnation al Newcastle. Ia tAa hEst
esaea Ua wili say that the statement
you puAlishe9 some time aRo that there
q reslig no dtHsfenea between the CON
pany and the miners, Il tFuo. Realizing
this. d number ~ ua decided % oxli q
mestine 70 be held iass Thursday esen-
iaR 10 talk over matters and oOme to
aone enuoInaiou abont going 10 work
~. !. Dubsoa inf0Fmad us that f90m q
reliable sonFoo be understood the con-
pany Wss wiling 70 pzy IS per day for
minina eoaI. and if was for the parpass
Of Submitting q proposition on that
basis - The company that the meeting
vas called. Juaa osfora tha msatiuR
SulliVan eootrsdicted Dobson's state
meat, and said that BE- had talked wifh
Nr. Watktna three hours after Mr.. Dob
sun did, and that Watkins statement 60
him eontradicted Dobson'a statement.
AZ the moa, iaR. whioh vas composed OF
knights ng Labor aud mineFs Who d
net helone 70 that order. q motion was
made 30 appoint Z oommlkfee 20 inveali-
gate sha statements Of both be. Wal.
ksns and Mr. D,hson, 90 Report a =
Subsequent meefine. ard the sne whs
vas f0nnd 20 have mtde q fAlse stste
meut 10 regard % t1e master % be de.
carded.
a motion was made 70 vots ~ ballot,
~ thai every uan oonld expfeas his
views hce0sdinR y tbs resl coasiefsoas
az bis 0Wn osnssieaeo, without fear o.
fasoF. but Sullivan and his followers
obi soted 10 this. and Rad that at q
msrtine held sfx weeks ago certain re-
solasiona nat 10 90 fe work exeept an
certain aDndltions bad bean passed. and
that We seFo All boand bF thaae Feso
lusiona. Myaeif and nv frieEds urged
that BY turninR toe whole maitse over
- sona oommittre ~ Knights - Labof
IL &aaltla the re10lntinaa heretotort
psssed had been rsodeTsd nuli and veid
On this F0ok We splis, aud she meeting
nroks up without eakiue Any action.
Many of kha boaa mlnets 81 hewoa-tle,
both il the kniRhls of Labor and eat
side of TIE OfdsF. are willing and anx-
ions 20 20 70 work at terms which the
company aeems uilltne - grant, but We
are prevented hy 8 lot OF men Who
seen - be holdine oua 20 spits the con
pany or asEsse of ira agents These are
iaeia. aud b. pabilahtnR them you viii
De setting hopest iaborera RtRht before
The puhlle, ~ vel as Be dsina IN ass q
fasties 20
MmKns VINO VAR 10 woaK.
NKwcAsTLe, Mag isis 1856.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02


Elsaas - Attanaa.
AsnANrA, Mas l.--roaay was MAY
d&y Whiea wsli lons b. tsmemteFed by
The psopls uf Atlanta. Tie CAY opened
nsirht and faar Bsfars sna ann waa 40
houF kieh eroRda 81 hunanilF beGan
70 pear tnto ths ctr frocn ever aires
iion. out he thnaasnsa uhu cane ~
rail did npt sesa - eompafa via thnse
who eame gfnm She saRfoandlna euRn-
lrY IL ssety eanceigehie kind of ~
hteia. TIE deeaFAtiasa @aiah yesterday
sssmed pfofasA we're tais moEninR
areatly aaded -. and 80 WeN did the
teanFatoFa perfsFm fha uefk thai br 8
o,elaek the runte sglss1e1 6y tAe pro
esssian vas ahlass wiiA trioolors charm
DAVIS. easarsed by Hou. J. G. Blaak.
commissionsF q Renaipna, teok Aia
sea- IN = ssFglaea whleh usa neaEiy nlied
sith Sewers, aud BE wtesss q uelch
Hefa eossred sita I'D. While and hiae
cla1h. Amta rhe4Fina iren tea thfuna.
10 which DAVIS reapo0de9 By ltfting
Ais has ard h0wiuR te tna FsRof snd
tsft. she pfoeRssiaa moved, heiae tainea
ia Peaeh fFea street by she Gate Ctty
0aasd, Walsh kcaded the RArades fhEn.
snid ioaa e1sefss tie great pfuresaton
psased aaun Mariella strest - hsoad,
nd from nroad - Fateh TIE. Nhsn
- prnarai@n reseA4d tha gfssue, tna
v1lssans opened Fanks ard ~ mils1arE
and easriarea paxMd thRsaEa. theFe
maa the Wtsdest e1eisement estf NJ.
DsxiA. aud tha p@opia sNasuaea sresad
lha pIatforn.
TSe ssaes uaa hAn8ss1ely aseogafed
~ith asueSa ana banners. X y. CRAZY
aq.ansf fha oaff1nantaaA d. epal1l1E
n : hrief satress PFsseAsea TIE ssaiue
1p Gagarnof MeDsntsis fef The peofie
~ taaefosA. he save 4 hlsiefy ef tee
esmuaisieeAs wosk ana sllade II tqeeA-
ine wafas - Senkfuf nlii'e hlN. Aas1
sprnins aa Capasin flaEea. ~ eala
: Nlll va nnvei Ne slatae
aCtrtaia BaFke Fei1astd tne elsle
eoEsrlne Ne aaaina. rsVeAiing she fsutl.
fsr form and feetnras = ef4at eaQaa
nrure frnm the immen - efpwd. Ger
erear AZ flaniaia 10 hs&aif el tha Eaas 3
/ Trcafpea tha uAnkaa b an eloqasat -
sreNs. FAa &Fa1hon 80 otlsstte4 u
- ]. O, @. sack Aa1 ~ reosieed
I vii nfeas enthasiAEm.
After abe unEeillaz ce1enauslee Ass.,
rs1uraea - to rosfeeDo1 of NsA dih.
1 whsss ~ sxnAina untsl tonerrau, snsn
ks wfii 10 - sAvAnnAA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

MRs. wgrsLnw's eooTnuo SYEUP, for
ektidren teeihtng, % tae prsscftption Of
ore Of tha best female nuraea and ply
teen usad For forty years Wlth bevsr
failina goeoeas b milllon1 81 1ethefs
az fnnfhinn ia vasne - fnaAisniabla Il
relieves she ehiid fEea pain. cares dya
entnfy ard diaRrent. QripinQ II sae
housis and wina coiio. Is Givine health
l. shs qhild i Tests the msshsf PFice
aJe bsllls. aD1lduly
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d. r. Loske. ,raFolsnm v. NAsby, cd
itor Toledo Bkads, writes: II had on
9 foFe6aaeF ~ my right hand one Of
thoss pleasant pets, ran Eoand.' Tue
anRer became ihfltmed 20 deQree an
beafabIe. and Bwollsu 10 twice it,
natural sins. A friend gave me HIS
avs CAnRoEzo SALvR; and in twenty
mlnaees sne pain had 20 much snbsidsd
as 90 give ne q fair nlzht's Esss. which
had nns had before tor q week. The
inf tmmatioa left the singer 10 day.
eonsideR Il 8 most valuable article. =
A. n SRxwkkx, aesrt, Seattle. dw
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GOOD MasgLrs Ix AVRaE cAaR.

GOOD KnsUATH ~ AVgRT CASE.
d a. Bradford. wholesale paper dealer
of CsattanooQa. Tenn, writes that be
was ssriousiy afflicted wiIh = severe oold
that settled on his lungs; had lried many
remedies without benefit. B-iuR ia
daeed 70 try DE-. Kings NeW Discovery
for Consumption, did 50 and vas en-
tirely cared by use Of . few bottles.
since which TINS he has used it Ia his
family for ell 0ooRhs and Colds with
best EeaultA Thka is the experience OF
thousands whose lives havs been saved
bg this Wonderful Discovery. Trial
tottlea fFoe ~ A. B. stewaKt's Drug
store. dW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

Attsuiion Il speoially invited to ". p.
noyd a Cas- Sprinq Stofk " prsss
6oods. They are $40 ina 80 assortment
shss osn be eonndensly Fsoommenaed
20 yoaF notice, and 90 far - prices are
euncerned they 4ure never lower IN
ssapla linea thfoaaheut, than they are
thia season. Seine sess desiaua thai ere
beautiful. aad great h4ENaina, thsy ~
Wits yoar e1f4y agtsntien %. mk26
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

Hidnsy Oarchau8ro. - ki1lshufa, Pa.
uri1s@s 6aNp aMa DA NM HA1xa
b6xsAM Hoa xnR kDEea nen9 SeAEs alih
sne esn-g af4tff,ie4 Fnsslfa Ine -
fieFinq power 81 HaEE'a btxkkM y won-
6erfuk 8he pain end rack af t1se body
tncideuAal - tla1t oo1ahs so0n disap-
par b. lho uaa - apannfnl aeeofdlnR
= direatinne Nv sila ~ quenllg sends
for HAELN BAlnatr inifaad of . ptyek-
cl4z. And naaish 4 speedily restored b
Ea nss A B S1EWanr. Agent. du
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6iwply this, and noshinR more,
lsNfmsf from HAaHnuucK& 4 EKnnx'sstoEei
HeS ps0Ned 20 ~ the tntnR - cure.
Psasa1t t4aiina, safe and sure.
THAT aUN xRRH tEroALxPTu1f coggu
aEBuP.
30 VAluable for coqohs. eoida, nere
throat. whooping cough, bfeDehitls,
distressing sYmp1cwa Ia tae tkroat, ana
81 sendenet 70 cou6nmptiea. The only
C0nQh Byrup that does net aicken the
stos1aoh. A dollar eizsd package for
seventy-6se cents SAMPLE oottiea fires.
Hhann1ucx 3 TKRnx.
M 2& 6m fnia Arenfn.
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Foa SALR-H Having no regular Foute
Tor the ateanur AfFow, Captain q. Coz,
heF 0waer, oilers her Tor sale eheap.
She has sscantly been thoFaaghlg over
hAule6 and Gtied ap IN good shaps. de
uiil sell Der for money or good papkR.
she Is ~ iiral ciass condition, and Woaid
make G useful boat on short ronie. as
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

Quantity In medscine IL 80 indication
og value. Ayers SaraapAFillA i sonoeh
trnted ana poweEfai requires 3 smalls Z
dos. and u more dretiss. eose for -.
than any other sarsapaFilia. Il is the
beas Of All blsod msdscines.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

kttha Dawamish Dairy MIX Deres,
N a. raar ~ 1anas A aon,a hnat A
shoe etaFe. Mi:l stfeat, sOa eau always
Ca sueet, eure Rfasa mia f1f he. qaAFa.
4 trial i s1insienl- apzztmyfe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

RsaNANx HkE.a - knts weak we WI
a9af los af femuanie ttaa have aeen-
nalatsa durtas csc et0slna oat aAle, q
81 Asaszs ~ d. eassls aisa fassB seels. -
9enia prices. We Ars ID biE huftg %
sloss g, sa wa have aafked tAem a
tfi5ea ihat vii aell tham lively. Be
axRains Ia remnants 81 oFesa eeeae
eaAeA eceas. Hiikr, velVet3 ard aaties.
4 eFuAt niaay % tbeee pieeea eoateie
eeeaRA ist . fall dfesa. Wueosrfel
0alRAlaa II femuAa1a 81 tAole linSeA
- engaaina. aanasia, lacea. aaees tnee
1kinas, eraahos. niaaoz. etc. II yue
e9nt b hsre ! hia oaF1eia SAksf atitne
~ rennana sale this Nesh, bnt ruuas -
~ % are rl0ina ap eusineea SD de
~ exehanna raalfa ~ siVe sAmrlte.
NJ seawanacuns N4eA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

Health a wealta, wealth means inde
nendsnea. The Keynote Is De B0sanko's
Congh and Lang syrup. the best cDuRh
syrnp ia soc world. Cures Coaahs,
Colds, Pains in the Chest, BEonckitis
and Primary Consumption. One doss
other. Priee. 100 and 81. samples freA
Sold by A. B. S1KwART. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

The K-ai salss d 1he world for Cuts,
Bruises. SORES, Ulcers. Salt kheam, fs-
ser H0Fes. Tetfef. Ohapped HANDS, Cell.
hlaina. Cexna nnd ell 6kia Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles. OF no pay
FeQniKad. kt is guaranteed 20 else psr-
feet satisfaction, Or money Tafuaded.
Price 3 ceuia per box. For sale b. A.
B. srEwAHr. d.
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Tta T.sha unfaa RaEnifufe Man1fae-
tn7imn ooupany heinR ln she hands q
= Hea8iNsf. wilf aa4 fufailnaa geRaE4
lsss u aaaf unsa al el4Ena AEains1 s1e
eanpanT ara psld. kpaxtse i1itsoa1a
- f6n Arm vii uisaae es,i ard sezlls
thair aaenaute wilbo1z daias.
mheE r Van Donsz. Hsosiger.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

Ths favor uigh weinh De. HenlRg's
oslery. Daaf and Irua IA mel - thap pao-
lie "a aftrltaied - tha pufi1s ~ tAe
enmnoana, ana aaaa 4 caaaes en eAeet
- rSpresrntrl tad. Ihceaz14s sf nel-
vunS uont1s hass rearsd irnmeasarAhle
-. lSts - ia 90. veal wumaa and
es1rwosked naan win And thia toaie =
RErst trnnaRFe. ~
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Ave impoEtAst prohlsns. the fnemeE De-
pandine arsAtlE On she latter. EVsFy
0ns is iamiliar With the healthy pEopeE-
tioa a. fruit. and 20 ems oan a09rd %
he aiuk and n1iaaEable while tbs pleasanl
concentrated lIquid fruit remedy. syrup
of Flan, can he nd 0f car cnseruFisina
irnQ1isf, 4. b. S1rwAHr. de-
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marnEn cAnx,s aaLvK

For SORES, cuts, barns. pilsa. hst1Ia
.ad aure hnaiona. Does not draw liha
osaeR aalvea. eansine pain, but u soolh-
n02l 6m HksnRoUuE 4 tERsT, Agents
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On. RREz1AED, Of TIE ~ e ChaFsh,
says that tuo ootties q Glimofs's Afo-
usatis Wine cured his uife ef Nefvpaa
DebiiIty and Slaepleasnsss. A. sTuw-
AM. dw
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The afasniion u thnsa desiFlpg y
qaaehaaa abyghine 10 Use teue lsne Is
lslled h taa ee1auiinh mSA1 u 4. aAan
-, he Ftunt asresi isWelef. hls euaifc
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ment 81 eaaAa in bis iiae. ~ 81 fecent
pasuhNss. direct fron TIE faeeoFieA =
hao aaespa "a an imnaenee rsduel1en,
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MEa pKx.EA WIrosa u nou tOeattd
vita Mrs. ". a. Wane, Ssatfle Mlllinety
: ofg. Front airoet, and - prepared 20
e. 3paasshahina IN ali iis bfaRooea. ard
VII slss give instructioas. tn cuttf9R
and aislua 81 q new aystenn. arS Lon
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q. DAVIS 4 O.. uiah . aall the atloa-
tian ~ basissss naen and aaneFs b their
laree esoek a. nlsnk beeks, WoieA Il
rrsrv reerees are hFst class. 2nd vii -
~ol3 = isw = ths ts9aaa. Us Rrnnt q.
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Railruad fasna Ero@ San 4ea1cseo -
tn 3 ~ hnRe E1sn A1ou4 I'D 50 1lafs'
l1i1 peink Nor = - ttals - - T11f
iiakefs a. Ca1zaEne & O.,
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ap24 Cor. Alill and Cunanersisi 81.
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JANRs SuLLIyAs. of Sslsm. Oregon
SAYS he wss cured Of the Asthms oy Gil
m0re's Maanetis EiixiF. A. b. STkw'
hMT. dw
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@cu4 fasassx kAxta N-0af apTing
fse&s aFfixtnR ~ eheap fFti4al easelse
= = ette ~ pablie the n4ns4t J t1eteat.
Neeslf clean. nee 21ots and uesetne
e1e eaga, 81 prtcsa witheat PaFAllsl ~
Ne etssurx e hsatile.
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hTnuzR haEp HEs who laek viRoE ard
witaiits eAa Be cars3 hy 8ilnaogs'a Arc
maais Wtaa. 4. b erEwkMx. dw
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haksd baana viii te delivered bF tha
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

NKnvK G1Fn 1ND fI9oR restofed IN
men and woussn bf uelug 6iimose's Ar
emAtis Wine a. B. STEwAnT. eN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-02

Ths Nee Essy~ T14sn Mover, fer
sale oy the SEArrIH HARDWAnn Co, d
iuet sdapled 70 tna wAnta q Seattle
people. aRl
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- tee esa u Ruahinahansa age the
eoakese uaAy b easisy maae : pssn.N,
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D. n. JupEnxs. phutoeKNphef. ef SEQ
end mna CasEmbta strseta. n farniahine
hin palFons nral-elASs CAbinsts at - -
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Esnt ffr plfre Isa q 3 " D0ff, tE1s
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