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New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1896

largo proportion of our population must "i"''''
be devoted to agriculture, and where l'ime's
work their own lnd and have an equal voice
with others in the management OF puoIc ali;uis
they never can be socially inferior like the agii-
cultural classes in the old world. Inc pl~cs
of agriculture are not glittering, Dut tne h''i'
ur,s are few. Not only is it sale ana hoior-
able calling, but in a peculiar way IL eathes
the young lessons of thrift, prudence, seli-help
and sclf-lelLnnce, fact which explains why 30
large n percentage of the men of mark IN every
walk of life passed their childhood on farms.
It is true that too many f;uaners are Siuslied
to Labor with their hands without giving proper
study and thought to their work. But OUT OF
sharper conn etitiOn must come lmpfoNU
methods, and the farmer skilled to apply science
to practice will be the one whose success Is as
snred
The sum of the matter, then, is this. The
county relies at last on its farmers. The farmer
of the lutIue must work with increasing
knowledge of his business. The agricultural
colleges stand pren.rrd to furnish this training.
The mcu who need it most fail to appreciate
fhei' need, or do not know that the colleges
can supply it, or positively distrlst and In some
cases openly oppose Them
Since public opinion is not yet ripe for tech
;Iical schools of agriculture which would rank III
thoroughness with those Of Europe, subject
worth discussing is: How shall public
opinion be educated on this point 4" The
Purdue Convention urged upon the professors
to organize farmers institutes and help conduct
them, and to distribute bulletins giving details
of instructive lines of experimental work. But
aftcr al it was hoped that interest and sympathy
could be bet aroused by the home influence OF
students and al'imni, and that meanwhile as
much of technical instruction Us possible should
lie mingled with other lines of study. This
looks like slow AMI tedious process, but 1t could
be materially FASTENED If the press and pa tic
ularlv the agricultural press, would give more
attention to the work OF the colleges and com
mend il according to its d, sets. The habit Is
too prevalent of Snccring at the institutions and
the teachers in them. becauee their classes in
agriculture are so small, when II Is PLAIN that
these very snecr, help to keep students away.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

VIII not some Senator. who has the record Mt his
fingers ends, com inc single speech review of
the Presidents removals and appointments, the
excuses which have been gwen and their fraud
ulent character and the PEE s"ual record OF many
ind .viduas chosen III the name OF reiormf such a
speech would meet a long felt want.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

Contributors to the FrcshAir Fund Will be
glad to know that 800 children were started TO
the country yesterday to enjoy TWO weeks va
cation. In all, 6,lSl have been sent out Of the
ci;y-moie than in any other year s stait to
day ard at least 1000 more are aching to 90.
Every penny of the amount subscribed ~ Lu this
season Will be expended by tonight.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
Aetp!llors Dailp Gribnne.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
THK NEWS THIS MORNING.

WEDNESDAY,. AUG GUST 4. 1886.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
Jn0rf 10 advertisements.
Bus,ness Notlecs.

OFFICE FURNITURE
In Great Variety. manufactured by
I q. SLLLkw.
III FultOn.st. New. YORK:
Desks. Library Tables, &c.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

Judging frcm the tone Of its leading newspapers
from Lake Ere to long Island. the position which
the Democratic party in this state has taken on the
on, ,ton Of the Court of Apeas Jndgcship may be
thuss'ated The Democrats are perfectly willing to
name the candidate and allow Republicans the
privilege of indorsing him. or the Republicans can
ndol.c and they will be content to nominate
/. S-Scratch "A Democrat and sou come upon
fine layer of unaloycd generosity
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

The President is reported as advising the Attorney
General " to take good long vacaton.' We sns
pcct Iat the first citizen of the Nation wnkcd hard
when he looked Mr.. Garland IN the eye and gave
hlm so strong hint that resignation would be
acceptable With one accord the country desires the
Attorney -(;cner Al to take good long vacation y
one good enough and long enough to release the
Department Of Justice from the rcproach OF his
connection with 1t.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

There many and In many cases the address
Incorrect The total amount of the OooA accounts Is
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

Mayor Grace. IN appealing to influential Demo
Gratis 10 " l.t the County Democracy ont of the
slough iuto which IL has fallen is certainly
av acknowledging tie situation. Yet, with the mem
ory of Jaehne around II, and with the Influence of
Keenan, lIeddcu and Bcattie still active. it VIII
take something more THAI all the kings horses and
all 'he king, men to set the County Democracy up
again ~ business.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

What the Yankee fishermen must do ~ to cmi-
CRATE to the Texas side OF the RIO 'rande Then
they will enlist the sympathles OF 20 rctary Bayard
and have some attention paid to their grievances as
American citizens.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

FoREIGH.-A tribute 10 Mr. Gladstone: rcmarka-
bic demonstration in Dublin over Lord Aberdeen :
departure. - Career of Lord LcnSdae. 60
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

1n ~ sas1y dags " zEekheaisn L
.eolaza. 9 eest1ln a1Ien. WlfnI
Iesze ~ t0t ana 1t11 nan. aesad :.
nuli1 nam aAarez a ensrk r.,rs
- 40. Iae lieA "a Enl- rtn rrrI
and aid
NlsEhsrns - finna nsal nsx sk.ar.
IL Ill eve 6 ~ fsraIl
S4st l1an : pit - pIa4sas alinn frugu
ne 11ill1G he him - tha hoad
be said
IsItr1n. tI's ueFss 1hzn / thoastf I:
II sails & Go pa1
81. ANgd axeiains1 dep1aa3 bro
theE % . hnak noat ri In aenfu-
TIERS a1a mang haman iabornaaiaa
walsh axe ~ asEe nsea of rafisai buf1d
M oy4rs b1t We HutleF and fnas end
EepAlf - aDofs wisAerI1 sstislnsaceY -
snieA ltaentg whaa - are p1lsanaiIy
alaEm1d g ths real danaar tkat ua a.
iHdep andentig an4 DO rs riRh& thing
11e1 i = thaf He maEt kaanlY seafsl
ihat - ID nos aoonnE ~ car iadR.
mead. follow - ndxfas born cf fha ax
peEienee e others. and iamp Say frsa
eur paEils.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18
cuRK FoR PTLRA

Piles are frequently preceded By .
asnaa Of weight % the back. loins and
lower part u the abdomen. causing the
paaions % auppoea be haa some anectisn
81 he Kidneys Of neiahhoFiEg afRana
Al tinnea avmpaonm of indigestion are
uFeaank, Hatnlnnoy, unsazineas Of NJ
stomaah. eeo. A moistnro. 5iks psE1pt-
rafioa, pFDdnninG q very disnRfDaable
isnhlna, aftar Ratlfna WaRna. u . com
mon attsadans. mind, bleeding and
fiehinn Piles Yield a once 20 The appli-
oatioa a. Dr.. Easankoaa Pile Remedy,
which asia directly upon sha paFts A.
gsetRa. ahaorhfne The TumoFa, ailayine
he intsnse itehing and edso1inR per-
nnaneut cure. pKiaa 80 cenfa. address
re d. Bosanko Medicine Co, PiqaA.
OAio. Said b. A. b STEWART. du
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Crest exsitemeni hes been caused IN
tbs vicinity Of Paris, Texas, b. the re-
uarknhle recovery Of MF. ]. Z. CofieT,
who vas 20 helpless BE- could not tara
IN bed, OF rnias his keads everybody
said Be vas dying Of Consumption. A
trial bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
uaa SAINT 10 him. Finding relief he
boaght q large bottle and q box Of Dr..
KinR'a New Life Pills; By she time be
had fakea two boxes Of Pills end two
bottles Of the Discovery. be vas veil
and had gained IN hesh thirly-aix
pounda. Trial bottles Of this great Dis
o0TegY for Consumption free - A. B.
eTNWAHT'A dW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

o1zAx UP.--Now that wars woaahsr
has a. last pat IN ~ appearances, e b.
hoovos al property holders 70 i0oh
about their promia1a. and remove ~
aenamuiatad Rubbish sid hllh, both -
pFnenutioa aeainat alesane and afe.
Many q The back yards and alleys IN
The business part Of tawn arc Ia q
wretohed eunditfon. ard he atteation Of
he Health Odleol and CAief Of TIE kife
napastnant are called b ihia matter.
A eoed place - begin investigations 10
thts llaa. b ia The blpek bounded b.
NH, Soath Haaond- Nn4hington a8d
Coamereial aareela. IN many places rub
hiah will BE- foana ~ piias sal1oisnl, Il
visited ~ lighted cigar stub % cigar
etc. d destroy she entiFe block. IL the
alley il leAky sewer, arouno whiea =
Z pond ef hllhy, siimy nastlneEa weich
gives fcrth q most ailRusting and dis
eass creating smRll Tue oBlY wAy the
rasaeea q typhoid fever, and Kindred
diseases can be avoided y b. eleanlnR
np and parify inQ fhess stinA halea. The
CITY Oouncil shoaid "a osoe take KlGid
action Ia raRafd - lhis matter By Or
derinR Al propsEty hoidefs - cleaa up
their premlaaa an6 hxins heavy pen-
atty Tor failure 10 eomply.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Ms. WrssIoW's SOOTHING HxnuP, for
children testhina. h the prescription Of
been used for forty years With never
falling success b. millions Of n0therI
for their ohildEaa. Daring The process
Of tssthina lts value ia inealculabie. II
relieves the child frsm pain. eaFes dys.
entary and diafThcna, grspiuq IN the
bowels and uina collie. b giving health
= the child ii rests the neither. Prizes
$50. bsltle. ap9ldwly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Simply skia, and nothing more,
Has provsd 10 Be The thine 70 care,
Pleasant tasting, safe and sure.
THAT 0uM TnEH (EuuALxRxus) Cou0H
BXnuHs
50 valuable for eoagha, colds, sere
threat. Whooping cough. hrenehitis,
distressing symptoms IN the throat, and
eli tendency 80 oonaumptiea. The oniy
Cough Syfup that does net sioken the
sionaon. A dollar sized package for
seventy i've oenas. sample bottles free.
HAaBRoUCK 3 THREx.
no "a Sen Sole Agents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

ExrExprxa xMn MAEs&-Fhe SpEinR
Hin wsief Company will ~ hiteen
men 10 work tAis naoEntnR dizRina TIE
nsae.aarv srpnehes for tes exsension u
Re wates mains az that eempsny ffom
he nreeana taEming1 en eha cornsF 81
Oelaubta and Ihird slrse4s. thence ge4l
tn Front earpat. thamea HaEth "a kEant
asrnss % Vfeeinia street. az Il ether
sar3s % Raig's Hcsek krom froal slxeea
= RMftarv Wfrees e6Qht inch iro1 ptpe
ri - ala, and trom Battery % Virgil
"a slreetn six tnah pipe. Tka desired
nnohnr e ,aen hMva heaa empaaysa a.
tee deilars peE day. Seeefal ne Piee.
viii Be plaeNd alen9 ~ line g t1e
mains, - aferd ptalectlaa - pfofsfaI
il tta narthsrn pars q se~n ffoo ate.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Notwithstandine maeh has besa aaif
about tbs impogeanca % blood parity.
Inc msdioine, & nag b paa1iols thai
80 mAaess hkn n var soFin1aiT claimed
year attsntion. Think 81 q nou. II
~ tha zee of z feH bssilea 81 AyaF'l
Saruaparilla, yea avaid The evils 0l
asFofala, And tgaesmii q healthy eons1i
tation % year o9spring. thank % fnI
sha nnanaaalan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

DISCHARGES. - The Committee %
Dasoraiicns. appointed b The local
nlesa Of Kniehls d pythina, weFe bus
d eszaeea al day yesterday IN dseoFai
III Onmmasaial, Mill and Front streets,
nns b have them booking vel VIXEN
a. dalaaatea 10 the Grand Lodge arrive
ltla oVening. They bad 1900 feet Of
ttnnof bunfine. u red. yelieu and hlae,
ahiah they stretched across the atreess
q vafioua pllnis. and forty dozsa en-
o|em banners % tha order. watch nre
11laa Distributed a. points where they
WI make tha hesl Ehavina. some of
~ bnsineAa tnen are pattina ayexaFeens
b front o. their places o. business u
! saa1eafed thaf daFiaG the parade on
Wednesday, III parties havlnG naR1
tlsplay them from their mast beaaA
Ne Delegates ere all expealed % arrive
Al MS esenine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18
wTLn cwnnnY Avn IN.

Evsrybody knows tie virtues q Wild
Cherry and Tar as rolief and eura Tor
any affections az She Throat and Lunas.
Oomhinod WITH these Two ingredients
ere few single healing remedies In
Ne oompasitiom 81 DR.. B1sanko's
C0zRh and Lung Syrup. making Il iuat
The article yon ahoald always have 10
tha house for ConRhs, Colds, groap and
bronohiiis. Price 50 cents and 81.
Samples frUe. Sold By A. B. srEW-
Ar. 6W
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18
BIDS INVITED
BoR THE
Sinking q a Arissian veil In the Gem.
y oi Adams. wssAiassoa TsrrIiory.

|TTNDER THE PROVISIONS OF A
~ law enacted ~ the Legislative A.
sambly Of the Territory Of Washington,
approved January 90 13S6uMppr0priatinn
money and providing for the sinking 81
artealan wells. will roceivo bida up q
the f6th DAY Of june. 1855 Tor the sinking
~ an afteGian well on the land selected
IL the county q Adams By N. Il. Greene,
E. w. Martin and ]. w. 0'Koefe. Com
mazsionera appsinted for that purpose.
The well b 70 Be Of standard size. sunk
IN good Eforkmankike mnaner. Payment
q 70 BE- made b. the foot.
am authorized 70 let the contract Ter
sinking such well 70 tho lowest reaponsi.
bic bidder upoa such bidder ding with
me q satisfactory bond for the faithful
performance Of the contract. Tho bond
required win be $500
knouge casing e shut oa the surface
water viii b required. The work is 10 be
examined and certified % b the CommiB
sionern.
For further information concsrninR The
provisions Of the proposed conaracs par.
sons proposing 70 bid viii consult the law
herein referred 70, and for details - 70
lQcatiQp. c0nveniences. ETC., they viii ad-
dress N. II. Greene. Commissioner, kiix-
vile, Washington Territory.
WATSON G. SQUIRE.
H1Ylf EoFeFnog,
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nrrklEnsa AnnlcA aALYr.

z'rhs Besa salvs ID the world Tor Gus,
Bruises, SORES, Ulcers, ealt khsem, fe-
yer Sores. letter. Ohapped HANDS. Chill
blains, CoFns aud ell Skia Eruptions,
and positively cares Piles. OF no pay
required. II Is guaranteed TO give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price - cents per boz. For sale By A.
b. 6xKwAnT. de-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Ars impoEtant problems. the farmer de.
peadinR greatly on tae latter. Every
one 10 familiar with the healthy proper
ties Of fFuik and no enc can afford q
Be eiek and mioerabls while the PLEASANT
concentrated liquid fruit remedy, Hyrug
Of Figs, can b Ind Of our enterpEisinq
druggist, A. B. s1EwAHT. DE-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

No aiheE pSaparatioa - eunesniratsl
and eomhsnen hlond p1rifyiag. visaiix-
fne, snsichina and inxieoratinG qaAli.
tfna a. Ayers eAraapAkill4e Qaaitly
shonld Be eonaidsred wkea maktnE
aamnaEa ns.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Railpoad fares from San FrAnuises 10
he East havn Kiaen about 100 psF eant.,
and . Fiss = sheraf0Ee expected from
this point. Nov h the time 10 bay year
fiaks1s. A. CzunzRa 4 o.,
Ticket Agents n. T. B. h,
ap9f Gar. Mn and Csmmeroiss IS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

- esr1a. e. ~ mo1lh lor eaa
- Al - nIoafh ~ go BAL inca,
q eeafs fsae fof one l1seFSlen
- - ~ iz.efiisss. sd tocenl
- sfrefisenentg - 4euta "a
- It5s. 81 - - Inch ~ ~ =.
~ - ineh log two weeks & % l1T
raska 40 y pef monsa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18
REMOVED.

uyHITwoRTH & THOMSON HAVE
w removed their olllca q the third
ing. No. eH Front street. We are nov
better prepared than ever before % exc
cute Eurveya examIne mines. report o.
the character o. land lay out taWn piats,
and make tine drawings tor aMy pm pose.
We have bettnF facilities for WORK thnn
any ether arm IN the northwest
tRCiEy Surveyors Olilca -
P. o. box ~. saaftia w. I.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Ehe lndian8of MnpadosS, BEoaaIisW.
NoFs On Appeile and olhez poinla ID fhe
be1alnion ale 1aid % Be a1arvina and
EskinE ever evil barrels % ~ name-
thing % cal
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Rv.RJ. WHzrxxx, Il ClaFksnn, n
nava Gflmorsss Aromatie Wine fuI
Fsmala weakness stands wttAgut rival
4. b SEEuaH1. dS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

flaa DkLxokTn' MnEEn0. = ne
~ RoAld 81 Fire Delegates aasembied
ana 0nss eagins koass iast sVshfne.
-. lallovinR members preasalad their
elsAsltials and wera 90 atlIaied mem-
eleos toe nee board Regime Goa.
30 No |. h. n. CallaRan, ghArlss
aNs1Asd and Wm. Campoeil; Engine
1eany Ne. z, Wa. Rasin, A. L. p.
ny and n. ke3nar. Enssne CompMny
~ q. haimss. James FEanklaDa
&. haesnf; EnRine Cemp4ny
A .. b. Kinnaar, M. 4 Il. DAuaaa
- tat q 4. Asgriek; Hook ard La.
1enpAny No. 4. !. Q. uainss. ].
san ard \, :. Snyaer; Hasa Goa
%. !. q d. Prssion. y. T.sharpa
felley. J. R ktnnaar waa
- fsesiaeot. J ssaram rreAsurss
9. 3. Snyder Secretary. After ef-
"a oseAnfnaiaan ahs Rassa a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

0Pun sKIsuak. = Sanday morning
- pahiishsd az acooaas q = sslsare q
lnuaelsd epiam mads q Tacoma b
lnupes.or ohsl. ferry. Ga Sunday an
elhsf eeisara uaa rnade aa tke sane
plAea Of ~ poanda, valued % ahoaf
ana THIS lasi lol vas found IN =
Apep belonging 70 LAureDoe Kelly, 81
90 hard "A lha business Nh0 waa onca
eelefe n she hAnds q the Authorities
~ rs Sans oGsnna. He aud bis can-
paA,aa sailed into port. anchored the
asar. and Went np town. probably -
alt4nea b ahip th8 ata4 % Portland, o.
eMahefe. Dosing their aoseHao the
soefesleF ef he eafRo Vas ascerlained,
ND on their retaRn b tha sioap tAey
etse arrested. and NE aloep and eArRo
NA papuiy United STATES REosoea-
4a at1uanay hanfora waa aeleeraphed
-, And ueni - 1aaouaa yesterday e.
l1oen b eondort The examinaeion 81
e eeaRelera thFes IL member, before
trAle4 States CommtssioneF John Wiz,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

O. AMI mftar April Ist McchArnn 4
QuIBK viii nfaka yea photographs e q
paE aozen. hnishsd II theiF VsEy besl
@kVia. AL
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IAugra. 5 NE and kealtA worth Pre-
asTvinef Il you think "a, uas diimare >
Aromalip VIVA. A. B. SxKWAMx. ~
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d.. Hsaia9'a oelsEy. heaf and lron
rsmosaa lAnRusr and iaaa e AFsaaise.
4. II ezasAEl. aassa ssaiiis. 81
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Agents Columbia River Papsr Co, Fronl
and Madis0n ssEesse. ssatfie. 2. o
Bon 81 mll6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Fna rRn Honrn. -rhe sseamship An
oan. Captain Garroil. sAiisd ZEE AlAska
yesterday naznin9. Fsom here ahs
took tua hundred tens 81 eoai a. freight.
4 ssnan lat uf miscetlanecsa cargo aDa
lnnf naEaanzHEA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

w WkHnkNx 0ilmcReas MaEnetis
Rilxir & selisge she Asihna . ena
uminntss A. b SxMWANx. AZ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

Inreruscs n MAJ 81 Woman cursd
bv GtlmnEs'a Areuaase WtnA A. -
sEEwAaT. az
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sn. mExGKv,s cwEgRY. nEER AxB
ARoN.

Tie new and anequaled nerve tonic,
tor neFvoasnesa, sleepiesaness, neuralgia,
fhaumatiam and hEoken down humani-
y. Sold ly Al druRsists and country
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18

a RADuAF8 or TaR nwpn ~
NJ n11mk a. Hs1 - - q l7.1.'s.7'7'S' ~ 49,
I1ig1Ialg e tha Clls q 49, 49,
41a = a. &1atIla f1onaraI HnNul4a4
81 EalxsA and &oE1Kann aeznn
sLeslA. a..11zc1 HlFen e chranle -.
e4ssa a16 "a slE5rlcsI s1rs7s - - -
Diseases Ct MwNaN
Al Gals nlaEr1fIr aftr-enn -
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SEAETEH MaE1h & 1EA
IN. u. =. L0NgAK3R Dear SIR FER
FAL1fai feeling IN ms fnrakond 49, a
1a&a4 Wuni4 - troaht6& with dlHlnais
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miserable rom this ca4nEEn 81 the head
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nna 70 relleG I had been prunonncoa IN
treatment from which { reeelse6 rslisf
= Few dAYA resulElng b . pezmnHeaa
trsm wh1t know q d. Lonzaksrss
professional 1kll and freasment. feel
can most heartily recommend al DeFaoua
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colleAt peofeesianal ana naaaiee3 frraf.
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eEnEaAI AM nERV0gS DlsEaeE1

MaRH a. LoEGAERn, II n.
Graduate Of womans AEsdioni cpEaaas
u EennEyixnnia.
OzAce and residence, IL Columbia :.
Seastla Disease o. tho EFa Lar and
throat 8fe4tod a. a specially.
raEtlca.4f Ateen1.o1 given - the lroat-
Consultations h EaRlieh and GnrTnnzi
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10 Lease iOI lem Of Yeas

l1n ACRES, WELL IMPROVED;
plemonts, person LEASING must have not
less than 1900 cash Apply at once 70
ap99 g. T. MILLER.
los Chsrry 81. (p. o. box 81 seattle.
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sURvnYoRs. own nNaINnrns
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4 ,TvIL ENGINEER AND COUNTY
~ Surveyor. Fifteen years eKperience
on narrow and standard gage railroads,
All county WORK properly rcc9nd8d.
Ollice over Gofion Hardware Co, Front
s.; residence cor. Thfrd and blanchard.
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WM. 3. Wnnn.

A TT0RNEY-AT-LaAW, Will PRAC-
a ties IN GIL the justices and TorTifarfni
Court8. Ollce, 1t rooms Of the Probate
Court. Yealer-loary Building.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.

SPECIAL BARGAINS In GENUINE FOSTER KID GLOVES
n nOoAA~"-....~I HOeksr.e OHoehs..-... al 30
These prices will stand until oyes sola
ont At these figures the season . We
will surely ine
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4nsrn - cAaaanM A.
nsg-aEs rsnss 80 Nse@'
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ne Board Of coanty Commissioners
fof king county, WashinRioa Territory.
Attssls 3 q HAnArs. 0lsgk Of 8oafd.