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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-06-21

In other words, out Of every one
hundred, forty-four laborers are farm
ers, twenty four are professional or
personal service, ter are IN trade and
transportation, Fix are in mining and
engineering and sixteen in manufac-
turing. All miners and engineers are
not protected, and protection can not
extend to the farmers, lawyers, ser.
wants and men engaged in trade and
transportation. So under the tariff
eighty men out OF the hundred are
taxed to increase the wages of twenty,
Gould any more effective way be
devised for forcing the American
laborer to the European level than an
unnecessary and inequitable tax on
SO per cent. OF our wage earners2
But. insist the protectionist, the
tariff increases wages. The tariff in
creases nothing it simply forces a
divide.
Take for instance a hundred men,
engaged in the various vocations of
life Without the interference of
tariff each would earn about the same,
say 81 Per day. There would then be
500 as a fund to be divided, and it
woulj on as follows
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-06-21

Among ii rsc
ncncc Carlyna! ,
visit T. The 60.
Stone. Mrs Fra
IT. Mrs. Joseph
Mrs. \ BJuC'
and Mrs Joseph
trtainnlCuiS, "
upon tlioirgiycr
ar tie only II,
have heard an
thCrCirom We r
iRg that H. ul--
were manage! {.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-06-21

lurin. his
nlullul>ftr,itA,
non As follows
- J~rl.h
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-06-21
WANTED.
NOTICE.


Store and DwaEling For Lease or Rent.
The Store and Dwelling House At Head
Of St Clements Bay is for lease or rent
The Store room Is large, well-lighted and
recently remodeled Bar Room, in annex,
is newly painted. Good stand and first
rate neighborhood The Dwelling House
is an elegant one, Is in good condition and
contains large rooms. There is finely
shaded lawn a. plenty Of fruit trees. The
place VIII Q 7esIsed On reasonable terms.
A small Stock OF goods will also be sold.
POstofiice in the house. Call and examine
the premises or address me at Blackstone,
St. Mary's Co, Md.
WIN. 5. GLADSTONE.
June l4-SS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-06-21

Nv k"nEisT-, al q. MoALE,
81 a. EEEEErr. 5-R G. CooMBs,
3-W y SMITH, I'll w TAIB1TT
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-06-21

Bat the tariff comes in and says the
farmer, the lawyer, the house keeper,
the cook, the merchant, the brakeman,
and certain manufacturers must put
aside portion of what they have
earned to increase the wages of men
employed in the factories. This does
not increase the sum total; only 800
Is TO be had. No law can make this
sum greater, so the division takes
place after this fashion
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-06-21
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
ia" Ir,adHt .

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
ia. proadeHf
GROVER CLEVELAND,
~ NV Y"RA
FIR V,ce I'res,deai
ALLAN G. THURMAN,
pF ONO
Etsct1r' 70 LJg,
JAsIEs IloD"E~, HESRY PAGE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-06-21

Thus We see Mr.. Blaine's plan for
keeping up the standard OF American
wages Is to take money from one class
and give it to another.
Mr.. C!evelaud's plan is to remove
all unnecessary obstacles to cheaper
machinery ana raw material and 70
Increase wages hy extending our
markets, getting more customers for
our goods and stopping all unneces.
sary taxation
It Is not strange so astute a politi-
clan as Mr.. Blaine hesitates TO meet
M. Cleveland IN a coutes, before the
people on such an issue.-Cour,er
ta..l
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-06-21
MATERlALs.


DIR. Janses IL. Fraser has re-
moved, for the Summer months, to the res
idence Of. DIT. r. r. Blackstone, River
Springs. He viii BE- at Milestown, every
morning al O'Clock, for the convenience
OF those wishing ~ consult him.
June IA SS-A
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-06-21
The Lew Fist

Tho Ic,, "a,
-.
lE' N"A'n. J.
AMI dN,!t.s. .r
Pr' 80
ISs.
Circg,;t. y ~
Drl,,p. Cnr
Rpair, Pgf X.
nndl,''
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FT V.ce I'readeai
NL.lncl E7eetn.

JAHEs loD"E-, HESRY PAGE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-06-21
B. Oscar Morgan

Extend special invitation 10 his many
friends and customers 10 visit his STORE
and examine his large stock Questionable
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26

Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Buckley returned
Thursday evening from trip 10 hcu-
taus. Miss Buckley did net return with
her parents. and she will spend sone
time In Helena.
Miss Nora hall expects TO leave early
this week for Na!is Wails, where she
wili PASS several weeks with her aunt.
Afs. small.
Mr.. and Mrs. O:is spraeue sTpect 10
leave in Q short time for q months yisii
In California. When they resurn Gen.
eral sprsgse will tske a short vacation
ana visit San Francisco.
AFR. and Mrs. John 3 Baksr, who
have been visiting Mrs. Bakers parepfs
10 Oakland, ere expected home early
this week.
W. Ii. Hanson, OF San Francisco. who
IL to succeed George Z. Atkinson IS
soperintendens Of tbs Tacoma mill, ar
rived here Friday evening.
William @. You'd left o few daya ago
for visit In California.
w. Harrison Woodruff AMI wife. Of
Hridgetcu, New Jersey, VITO we're here
10 Decent Der. expect TO return 10 Taco
ma early In the SIMMER and make their
home here.
Major j. l. Hayden and family. Of
Oiyr pia, expect 10 come TO Tacoma and
live as SION as they can ind suitable
residence. Major Hayden viii proba-
biy build q house here.
Captain Thomas h. Brown has as
snsred command OF the steane. Messen-
ger. snd tomeTsav begins Liz rev
d1ties.
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moaning Ia PE11nsa, uAnn0 - ~
peeos - tnhD snsn09 ~ HAn Itnna1nes
fss ~ ~ wssAD vtaa ~ psssn1s
n that city.
Nj. 90 lGm J. @. BssekunsiAes esss
d.nne paKsy - Q fev fEssDdB 1hnxs-
day eveninG, 4 hGnR a GovsxDee Sem
pse and Ma A1ea
Mr.. ard Mn. J. =. Goeey returned
Nasdsy fron vsit in ssssiis sEd Ia
coma
Mm Annie Csviss returned Tn1u-
day from . vissa viii friends 10 S.
sssse.
Oac4ain Hsii b ssiIl ccufned 10 his
room. o severn stack Of rseznAttsn
ed1icR 70 tie gain esnsea b his
apxaiDed ankle.
N. ana Mfs. Dossos Eaeeis len Thars-
day 90 The Idaho for . viszs WITH
frssnds IL Seattle.
Ex 6oveeucs Newell has sesepted IN
invstasion 70 deliver a addroD q Osn-
tsAiia. Wednesday svsniuR. the zsh
instant
M. D. 3. vernoa. Of MaNsii's island.
10 10 The city
Mr.. Frsdsiek Bsnwsn. psivsse SEQ
resary 70 Governor 6empie. has acoeps-
ed lucrative position IN the o0ce OF
the surseyog eene1al, Major j. G.
Becoksufi69e,fo for TIA present He expeets
to locate Ia Seattle daRinR the preseoi
year srd engage IN the practice Of ias.
J. DeTies vent 10 6eattle FnSay "a
remain sver Sunday.
New eretones ssd drapsries jast open
L Al N CAea<~r (1anpvsa
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esso msaAN



6oos ozs has saia shsee srs 70 Rsod
Indians. sxeeps dad Indizaz. This
may b tzrs, o. h mag eot, bat GO
thing b true, and tai h sksEe b 10
nis Indian unless be b dsad OF sober.
Far several ysan Il has hsea 1ososisus
that The Indians aboas Rsnsnn havs
been able 10 Get vhssky vAen tAsy
wanted il, sna Is has nos been 1nnsuAi
70 zee drucksc iralars Arousd ~
streets Of thai viIiAae. Preyioos 10 tt
shooting OF Pas Hz,orAn there 80
depasy sbesi6 q ksutoo. bat when tee
cOoesy commissioners refused 20 allow
his ball OF 81 faf watching Hs1oran
pfesiCos 20 his shooaaz. he resigned.
since which time Bentoo hAs bean
= tot Of Indians eos sooseheR cut near
Rsntm End had . jolly spree. They
we're al Indians Who have lived amona
all talk Enelish, and IN fast Vsre -
are Q looking crowd Of the noble red
men - one often seel fhey vsre moi
Of that squaiid order of Indians Who
hive alo0G TIE beoco, bat we're Of thai
iands and vsrk on farm
and railroads, end live in eoofogtabss
haeses. As stated beforr. LOT Of soem
rot toeoGhsy near 8eueon 10 have {
ioily scsee. Amorg the number vert
White river. OF Poker Sam, and his wife
6ailis, Talaiio Charley WHOSE Indian
aans 10 Kisveil). Indian Rogers, Of
BENTON, and his brother DAN and sow'
others. After having hurfah TIM
during the early pan Of Friday evening
about o'clock the bad vhisky and In'
dian irstincs commenced to blend ana
free Eight With knives vss the res7ls
Poker ssm and Tuiaiip ChaFiey YER
found BY Coroner Boot yesterday morn
ing near the scene Of the ARRAY. cut al
to pieces. They both had received I
lumber Of fatal stass In the region o
ths heart and Iurgs and died before th,
ssabbipg ceased. Sailie, VITO came q
town, claims that Rosers and Dan dit
the cutting. Sheriff Cochfsue vent I,
BENTON during the afternoon to ARES
the sccased, bat bad not returned up !,
midnight. Ire bodies Of the good
Indians Uers brought to town, bat n
irQuees vas held during the day. The,
are at Ceoss's undertaking establish
msnt and will probably be barred at th
tsxpense Of the county, % turned over :,
their friends for burial.
Atl:30 o'clookss:this morning Shefii
Cochran returned having in bis custod,
indian Il ,eers and Indian Dan. the ~
sho ara suspected Of having done tn
shooting Tue sheriff captured then
IN the woods above BENTON
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II sSsua IL vusaEA II. Pa1phssy
- 49, soy frso Or sussey yssrA
II. Il v. Bsan, - rsUainR penee
Of rns snseDs9 IdAbo, - sssnDso -
psszsson, hsysnG ssossessd ffro - -
esnt fffsamL
n. +. \. Haiiex. n sEhosnsJ Of foxs
Towzaeud enz,s 90 town lA1e Iaenoey
% ssks esst h tss ssasessEon q We
Nr. G. Aissxsus and vita fetnsnsd
from L<7s Ar2sles daxsna the paA week
"a Isfs sn tie Marvin 90 1bnfn0sy
evsnsug for sheis bob IN LAconnsS.
M. wm- Kisknar. pso@;nect eiss-
nm u Wsala Waits, vss n seattle -
"Wednesday visiting his brother -fn-sav,
Osp:zsn Dssit 6iiDose.
MsjHy. 4 Hayden and wife Of Oiyn
pa, era Wishing ~ see fess0enoe q ~.
= 0asssss. corner Of Third and James
street.
Msm n. n. Chssssy vss . passenger
"a the umatalIs last Friday fog IAN
ffsesseo. vhsxs sAe goes for . esisf
yisit.
Jasee J. r. Lewis. Of this city. vas h
Elisusoafah and North Yakima dursna
lns pass vssk, LOOKING up his business
interests.
n. Stewart Shafer and wife. nee
Mia Cannie FRASER, formerly Of TITS
eisy, are q present visiting Seattle,
Ms. Hrsxier 10 the PoRes sound agent
fos Nee York hop frm.
Audisor Wood vas yesterday the hap
~ rscspssat Of noe pair Of gold sleeve
| botsons from his bso.hef. Major kSo-
ram wood. N honor OF his 4Ssh BIRTH
day.
Mr.J.F. MeNauahs left last Friday
morning 90 . too moaths' tour Of tce
enss. Nj. MeHanahf takes this neArs
Of rest from oassness. and expects
thereby 20 recover his health.
The engagement ID announced Of
Alss Lana koshiaud, Of Portland. vhe
bss for some monsss been visiting Mrs
4. Fsauenfhal, Of this city, 20 M. sig
Baes, OF San Francisco. The uedoins
viii take place about the last OF March
Edison Ledge No. IS, l. o. O. f., held
tbtr 0rst Apniversary ball on tssi
Wednesday evening, as Dosef's teil. a
laras number we're Ia attendance and
an euioyabis time vas spent. boppeI
vas served % the Ellison hotel.
Miu Frankie Whaley. stamp clerk d
the seattle postofh o, has been confined
70 her hoze during the past week viii
sickness. Her friends will b. pleaset
to learn that she expects 10 be sott
gently recovered 10 fsspme Der Quite
on Monday or tuesday.
Mr.. Irs Greenwood has resigned hf
| position With the Postal Telegraph CON
paoy in this city 10 take Charge OF Ia
Offices Of the Puget Soond Telegraph
company asd sunset Teisphone CON
pany az Port Townsend, and vili b
sIecsedcd BY Mr.. Edward Boudep, o
waila Waila.
The Scandinavian sewing society o
this city gave an erj1Jabls sociah!e q
the Pike street nall last evening
The fancy work which the ladies hs
been preparing for the event we're dis
possd Of at auction the amount realizes
thsrefrom IL for the benefit Of ID
scandinavian cacfcn.
The First Battalion Band Of this cit
added 10 their membership at their Ia;
meeting the following gentlemen: j. v
, Whiting, Fred AmIni. Robert S.antsT
Louis Scbeinsn and Doraid Bruce, q
Of whom are experienced musicians an
wiil add vefy materially to that popola
organisation.
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NinBRS SOCIAL.
The Usual Weekly Record
Of Society Happenings
oocisty Meetings and Fra
tsrnity Elections.
Baird'e Minstrels the Coming
Thsatrical Attraction
n wssAssssss's Bisshdsy sAh-fA
o. l. Esssrssisssss-Psssssas
ssssssy b sossl Cities


M ~~vvs 80 vesk-s cisssynsn saio.
~. svery uosss y aid annoy;
n 49, -, ss~s. bas 10 drove him nzso-
- sh,ssks al tie vhisiiire boy.
srhs unooussln IL bessss fer ne;
100 Ace shis dtzxy vhtri."
n h s~ssIed 10 ., away ffom TIE YEA,
0es - LIE.
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REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
MEETING!

A MEETING OF THE TERRITORIAL RE-
"A publican Central c0Amsttes. for the BUR
poseoS srrsnsing tie mannep. time and pace
Of eiee;inG delegates 70 . territorial csnveAiion
10 be called for toe election Of delegates TO the
nstisnal Republlcan eosvcntio,, and such
other business - may be presented, ~ill Do
held al North Yakima, On WEDNESDAY, March
lih. lsss. :. BAXTER, Casruaa,
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MEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~~-~-~-~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~ -~~~-~~~>~A~~~~~-~
HARRIET ". JOHNSON AND A. h DAg.
Ii son. 6ienoerApn.e AM TypevFitins OF.
nee Rom IS Union BLOCK. reiephons ITO.
Legal vosk and ehsiasss casresponsencs At
tsOded to. Accounts written up sd CO..
le:std fe2s Il
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aPn Pot new soles on these worn cut
shoes
That never will cr,ck or break"
And sbe cobbler laughed a. be carved
the soses
From a restaurant buckxhest cake.
| --Lfneois Journal.
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70 rux LOST exE

Thee dearly onee folded. nos e.
tEanaed:
dream about thee still,
And SIGH 20 think bow sadly thou art
changed
Ny gone nve-dollaf bill!
It'd Btts.
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| the Willie IN tie morning aud spent tue
| dsy in yie~ing tie fssare great city
and in riding upon the railroad to tie
l0.sgiae camps In ste vicinity. A p.esa.
ant tine IL reported b. all who Ct
tended.
@ 4. Il. ENTERTAINMENT.
The combination eaterta'nneai given
at Columbia Hail 90 faeassy and
Wednesday evenings ny Major Han
Aefseos sGd sorS9 Of tbs best mlsicai
talent Of ice city vas greatly aipsed-
. lac Drummer Boy Of the hsppahau
nock" fsliy met toe expectations which
lad oesn raised in his oeeal., and tie
Staging by Aessss. Hayden, OBries
sna Coslss wss-geiI. al wa3 tsys
heard them sing know what IL vas. o. q
others must hear to kaox. Professor
W. II. Roberts aecon 10 nist then Ggsu
she plane. Mrs. =. NJ Psfsival. wen
Olympia aEdisncea al~ays &c sight TO
GEAR s.1s, wss s1cored. rs usual. Miss
Masste Chambers favored tie audience
xish al Instrumental solo. The enter
ute u. A. K Pest.
PERSONALS. ETc.
Mr.. aai Ars- J. T. usy3sa left on
rsss3ay % tue l3sao for a visit Of q
fex DAYS Sita fsieG4s Ia Fort Iexaseui
and Seattle.
AAsssr Eezsns Senpis. SAs has beer
asteEdiag ssAcai Ia UEozea, sas besn
VISITING hss father. Governor ssr-cte.
sad sail ses.ls3G here and attend sehaol.
Mr.. Soen L. Ayr. zso hss D &c IL
Osy ETta a5rtEg We ~tatsE, hss gene D.
Uasasiis e. cocsYtEta soEss xo!k lsf. IN
zlisss3 iAss fail.
CAPTAIN ]. b Lihay, o. Tsssms. vas
In tue city CO Wednesday.
Me- 4. L seyes Ayers snss Lssnseuart I
AlHy entertained Msi1r j. Ii. Hsyten.
Il. fross and J. ". Ii sol nsaa 8, their
saceeior q a2Etegx &C Saturday evening
II vas : eaeasiar enfertalaassat IL ali \
sss,,. eta. ens SACRED eoaa ia cceapsr;-
soa vita others seersoy. Tnezs e~utie
Geo have established her rSp1sssias
~ eeaks. and 8o1Stisss wil o. iuysss.s
10 o~scrse nsezzoers Of al camping Par.
lies nsxi s1m1sr.
Gsssfeor s@rapls, accompanied hs
Mrs- Anss AEa NJ. sn3 Ms. J. d
observed MaxS Z. n
~ drive % tee bsaaa.aI
A,AlIsssSr's Lake.
Gossrnos seq pass SISTER, Ms. Azes.
sSo ass tssS sqeatSnS scare wesss ia
lie ely, ssAstsd, Yesterday. 70 sssara 10
asr essss IL s. Leafs,
osyEe.A soSsesy las rece.ysi 81 sd.
Isa1 In sEs secsacs - ps9sar Fsanr:gAr
M ate. tate y xinnSSessss.
r, lsslss. 81 saz rrAz ssass. 10
Sad q Tia szxEy EFGs Of Tsk1zs &
IA. On sess ca&ss. aAs hees h tie
'aEs .ats seSk- Arranging fss sGs exec
sos IS las ssars-
Nj. 4. u. Aosse. 6. &zs1E eozesy, &
'ysa9ssz fsw Says ID s-as szrs4as sag.
Nr< Ges Z. ssssixr sefs yesssrdAy
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Buttons and triu nin1s nsv lines ia, {
In, at Chester Cieary's.
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henA-onA beth AksseuuD4 exeaisses
100. Dnsh - sha 6asfnAs - - Dsssy
danexra Iha haIl - nprs9Vssaseey
1919 fas rs ossaGioo ulsh q .
seoue1 exsrrrpeus 81 6EaQs1 eA9A
49, riAsf9bs snsss - - iubssuas-
-. hor1na Ubieb stDs ~ Goesee vese
inysepd % he iOvss hsti, v3ese fses
Ione sshSes Iss6sd devn vsth esf1secses
Of a. ssapra vose bsSsss sheG- Afse1
pnstakiuG Of szeVes. The oAeeseG nssi
- searn spuQhs, vnsrs The Tsspsscho-
.san AT - pe.ssi-si sili 10 o'eSoee
ia to- osrusna. u vss Ne taszsss ~
tended BAH of shs yssz.
=. u o. 4.
A var erisyatis enssrfalsners vss
led iass RsfSsy evepfra - TIE rooms o.
tie feunx Meas Cbrisssao Amoc11fsce.
Ihe sspues prepared By toe youn9 y
die vns Ussi patsUcised aod . Goocty
sum vss ssaii1ed thsfsfsons 4 large
nanbes Of the yoon9 psopie bad ~.
ssnaed shsusssvss Ia Ne costumes OF
sye oIs<n time, aad fhsse, 70 Q great
sracy. were qnise beooSsd9- Afeer tcs
tasIes and tneix contents bad oeen
cleared away, tbs follovina rro9rnnDs
sas rendered, each naDosr reeetsfnz
hearty apsss1ss (: Rse1tstfoo. the
Ltssts Haseh<t.r Mr.. q. ". Cfsrs vo-
81 soso, ~Tsv's Compsny,1 Miss CHS
holm; sfunp spssch. O. 4. kinneAs
oussssssey nsssxA Colnsn, Bowman.
Goldman and Bates; secltstioo, Hos
Rnheo9tein Paved Mr.. Irving Aisoedi
solo. nr, @. z Bowman; recitation,
NJ. n z. Kelsey. Ii Battalion band,
DARING the rsr disiou Of TIE proRfsnme,
send<sed a erjoyabls sesscads and ~
eeissd deserved appianse.
szxAaAxz SOCIAL
The Ajethe1opsan Society Of tes
Uosvsssity gave Q pleasant enseStain-
Enenf FRIDAY syfulnz ~ the eo0aesJ
rooms 10 she Univsrsisy. Gate num-
Der Of friends Of the eocsesy vers gre
sxns snd al rsoort having hsd 1oiiy
time. Afns SIC fsiioVinz veit-fendsfed
programme. The ysosg ladies served Z
dsiiassfui Iorch.-
song. ...-..-s...... s..-.s-.'.'
University ChoiT.
Recitation. - Bi,aep on the Bhtps.
O. A. KinneAr.
Solo ."Whefe 10 Heaven
Miss Jennie Hooahtos.
Re>ststton. ."Hov kaby Plays
Irving Alvofd.
Soctety Pap<f... -......
Fitted BY Mtss Clara Biaelov art
MIS- Mabel Weed
Recitation. "Jtmmie Browns Steam
chair. -.-...-..-....-.
Miss A. kobinson-
InstrumsntaI Duet. .:....
Mlss Alice Ihesndyks and hia
Caliie Giitette.
Dial eue. :. {" Zsrnbbabel 6ernbhef''
second Wife," .............. 80
Miss Fanny Churchill, Miss Parker
Mr.. ID, q. Wakefsid.
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OLXAPIA SOCIETY,".
BALL Ar sHKI7os.

Thars Was calico bali 81 Shelton.
dsesdsy evening, and q1iie mum
Der Of OiympIs's youag psop!e attend
ed. Some vent upou the Glars Brown
IN the afternoon. aud others vent upon
the Willie IN tie morning aud spent tue
day in vie~ina the failure great city
and in riding upon the railroad 10 tie
lugsiae camps In ste vicinity. p.ess-
ans n0s Ii reported by all who ct
tended.
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WELLS LINE.
,A TUE BARK
~ HENRY BUCK

day. February 23d, and Win san Ihuursday
following, March ls,. for Seattle, taxing
freight for Uor.s a Pusst Sound at the very
lowest rAtcA 6Eo. Il. FOSTER,
Yealsr's Wharf, seattle.
Or CHA5. Ii. WELLS.
fee5 10 Czlitornta s., San Francisco,
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0 P { N ! N G
N EW SPRING GOODS!

On Monday, will entire spring stock
in all Departments.
New Dress Goods, New Percales
and Shirtings, New Trimming and
Buttons, New Jerseys and Gloves,
New Ribbons, Fancy and Plain,
New English Calices and Ginghans
new FANCY SILKS AND SATINS,
New French Velyets and Pushes,
New Hosiery and Underwear,
New Laces and Embroideries,
New Cretons and Draperics,
New Table Linen and Napkins
NEW CORSETS AND BRAIDS, NEW WRAPPER MATERIIS
NEW FANCY DRESS GOODS NEW BUTTONS AND
GIMPS NEW JERSEYS AND HOSIERY.
We open the Largest shipment goods eceive
Seattle by house. We always ahead Our prices are
lower than
CENTEMERI KID GLOVE AGENCY.
yards Of figured 12 wool sateen dress goods
for wrappers 1Oc yard 5000 all pure wool Jerseys cor
ored vest fronts 75c each 1000 Westinghouse lace curtain
set lie yard 1000 yards all pure mohair striped dress
goods, IL I2c yard
THE LEADING DRY Goods HOUSE.
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New eretones aed drspsriss jast open.
ed, q Chester Cleafy'a
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REPORT OF THE CONplTIoy

OF the First National Bank at Seattle. in
the Territory Of Washington, at the close
OF business February lsth. 1855:
RESOURCES.
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County OF King.
/, John Soodfellow. cashier Of the above
nRnied bank, do solernnly swear that the
above statement IS true 10 the bcs, OF nv
knowledge and belief.
JOHN GUODFELLow. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before Ty,s this
25Sa day Of February. ISIS.
STkWAki =. SMITH.
Sotlry Public, w. r,
CoRREcT-Attess!
J. II. MCGRAw.
V. II. puNPHRKy. Director.
CSC. W. HARRIS. J
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The festivities 81 iass Wednesday
m ser tie ssa sses % wasAizstoa
CaHp NJ 1. fstrastsc sars 90 A@xtiaa.
we're txrsnsrata ~ = way selaysels
uAansr With the ball ard SsReast a.
Tastes taL ATE sssefsl cosaszt,.sSs
uascs had erea srp iatsd ~ ste otssFs
% naAe sbe Ese~s@ary SsrsSSSsSs1ss
worries very hard ETA tee RESETS a
sksir nntsftns isbass ssre sss ssst2s az
persiAssd hy Tie lsrss ssassCee shNs
o0sGbted iessssss en- ssss sssstrg.
Two osckesfrns xaxrs IA aas<rssss &C.,
Tsufooses fsasknss sad We ssAtsklsee
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n pass vsek has been . qniss one
NJ fact Of is bsira Lent 1ndoaos<os
hsv,.s : ssossssy 70 move scssssJ pso-
- . ssfs ain from participated 10 90
Il, FESTIVITIES. There have bsse :
..~srs a svsots. hovsvss. Of moss
-. usosi sneostases. smacs them be-
~. ~ ssssd ball On Wednesday o.
Tan vessin ball Afsss Remaining
etospd for some time Frys's opera house
ID, again 10 opsred this vssk. bAifds
.s.ss,.is b ira the attract o.
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rr.1xn ros1 Esrrnramxsxr.

Johu y. Miller post. q. A. T., enter
taiusd theis fsisncs At their naii 10 tne
Ousrs bouse en- last Friday evening.
A impsomsu programmes uAs rendered
which included recitAtiors ana songs
a. vss times, ~ the close OF vhics
Aanssna vas tbs order Of the evening.
Durtua an tatssmission suppes vas
serysd. A large nambes OF psfsons we're
IA astsudAnoe, and we're Apparently very
veil plea SD With thc efforts OF the mem
bsss Of Miller post 10 make The AFFAIR an
anfov ahle one.
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we open the Largest shipment goods received
Seattle by house We always ahead Our prices
lower than
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26
CENTEMERI KID GLOVE AGENCY.

SPECIAL4oo0 yards Of figured goods
suitable for 1oc yard 5000 all wool Jerseys
ored vest fronts 75c each 1000 Westinghouse
set l2c yard 1000 yards all pure mohair striped dress
goods, IL 12c yard.