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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-11
4~GsaAS ORGANIZATIONS.
Senator Sse..ar wants 81 E'or.
sscs az ri4e9a open to tSas
whites.

sioas og fi-esn opssa I" fsas
- = ICES.
.he i"i'e"'i'~ is'ief mas oeen al
x asr 0s'''5"f s7fe"a'e 10 /"
Fhss feSt 20 i''ef'of;
no. ~. q ''sas' 'lH II n
~ . . 7'''o'Ia' o
IS '4 r ~ X -.F''i'' ''ooi''eo
# = ''''' - ne
' >'.''''' 49, a - i
Y ao'H'.o' e N.'a' = s'a'''' ~ 'ne
/ i4is'''''t'ii' nave 70 9i!' 'iia' war
Ner i'ase' wA'tt' is !he''i8ad "'lh'h
H. IS 7 '-''' 'n'''s
''-s's '''.'- 81 go ~ %
" -.','t.1 .'s.s.' ia'l''' -
'i q rs mere 'he war
Nef it'o ~ 1heIe
II 3 eoas aafeae ''o.iy 2. iahd on
'fst s''.' Ao''. 81 a'i1 iahe
~t4.ea eaa ~ f'iIa1aa' q portion
& "-'t.i r '47aA - - i'iA'"'la -
- mug s'''' f'''7''a t''7 o"'So p"
N..'s''s''" i-s'.ts ''i' ~"
'''9 -" ~ '''0
NO 'a7' = ~'i't l'>''s'''' 9iN.e' "a VIC
ia"S at IA" ti'o' iie' With 10 9''''
4-'e'} ioot OF ave ''''.7 S''i''i oi ''o
ooaln eta % ii.e iaHf, ana t''ei''e
20 tue 0o'iihc'h pa oi- t-.c state
ihe axe - well S'"eAed WIN
hSh ana III FINISHES suai''eilt sa 'i'iF
OF fiSh 1000 i"f the ihaia'is anu 'iie
Wi!.e i.i9.'Ioit At't' u tiie Vict"ity-
I"e whites '.'WtFei, are not IL
lowed 10 use me axe iof any pa'-
pose, either f'r nav 81 s'l or hSa-
my
No person woni" 'ts lHJnrr'' II
''iia lake were ''i'o"h open u 'i'e
use OF the pGo!ic. On the contrary,
1t Woui'i De pupiic heheht
large part OF The reservation were
abaadoned. Inere Is no reason Tor
Including iii the reservation barren
IN )uniaias, which are valuable
only Tor minerals, ami the South
end OF The lake. which The Indians
Il, NOT ,.a All that mart If tho
oHse' '''''''' '',''''' ~ q ''''o
East and west i've m'ieS South OF
the mouth of the river ought to be
thrown omen tn tbe nublc What
,,, I'D, IN =,
"o"'N " 'e'' "o'''>' ''A'o 90 WV
Ih"iahS ever nave OF ever VIII oc-
cupy.
The reservation was created bv
o,dar ,acommend
=,
'''e 'i''''''i''''i' VI '''o a''on do
above suggested.
Pyramid Lake Indian Reserva-
ton also axr,udes tho whites from
.,,...,.o III, 49, 81,
RON una lake. IL IS uhfeisoh-
able and unnecessary to retain the
r D., - -,
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The Eaztcheii.suliiva Fight.

CHANTILY, March 10-The fight
bet Seeu Sullivan and Mitchell re-
suited in a draw after 80 rounds had
been fought-tlme, 5 hours and IL
minutes. The fight WAS desper-
ate one, aad both men received
black eyes. Mitchell improved at
The finish, but the referee declared
it a draw.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-11
Ecing Moro Pheasant

To the taste, more acceptable to the
stomach, and more truly beneficial
in its action, the famous California
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF Rigs,
is rapidly superceding all others.
Try it. One bottle will prove its
merits. For sale by Geo. c.. Thax-
ter, agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-11

T.sc Musical Treat % su..~
day Evening.

"S t1'-10it Va kuNsnlt sNtf'tt
promises 60 o. . yesy brilliant a
fair. In oder that Ihs ,us..e "a.
have some idea 81 the ti,n5e g la
Company the ArPGAL has es.lie
some press NOTICES ,iescriPtive d
the performers:
TIE Misses joran.-rne bf;iiau
success achieved by tie gifted tii
at their first concert was more than
confirmed at the second; ut tn
third the audience oyerAowed int,
the stIeet.--Sydney Telegraph
At the conclusion Of the concert
Lord Darlington advanced Is IL
platform to congratulate and saaa,
hands Wit, the brilliant tfio.-oyd
ney Globe.
Lul.s.-She played bril'ianf
transcription Of ''HebeI's invj-
tation to the Waltz" by Tausig,
the Polish composer, whose exta,-
ordinary execution on the piano las
rarely been surpassed.-Iail.
In this performance we recosniza
genuine artiste-a yoaas girl Of
the pure feeling and the most con-
sc.entious regard for the beat;ies of
the work placed before her. Her
playing - distinguished for refine
ment OF expression.-Argus.
P..uline.-TAis young lady is la
miiiar with all the technique OF the
violin, bows with vigor, and pro-
duces 2 broad, pure tone. Size be-
longs 70 the modern romantic school.
Prolonged applause from ali parts
of the house greeted her.-N. Y.
Herald.
Pauline, the yiolinist, selected
for her solo, "iYieniawsl;i Poio-
noise" favorite concert piece
among vio!inists OF the first rank,
and . severe test OF Skill, in which
she acquitted heresif admirably,
playing with faultiess intonation,
artistic expression, and command of
the resources OF the Instrument
Melbourne Leader.
Elise.-"The most astonishing
number OF the whole evening, how
ever, was the performance oil Hum
mails concerts in A minor by such
a mere child as Elise. 1t Is no
exaggeration TO say that this Was
one of the most marvellous
exhibitions CT skill ever heard la
Melbourne. - Melbourne Tele-
graph.
The most brilliant affair of last
nights concert was the singing OF
Mrs. Fleissner-Lewis. The solo in
"Der Alirnacht," with
iuil orchestra of fifty musicians and
chorus, fully displayed the wonder
fully dramatic power of her beauti-
ful voice. Without sacrificing any
Of its sweetness, it was clearly heard
above both orchestra and chorus in
all parts OF our Immense Music Hall.
But the crowning success OF this
ady was the rendition OF Beethoven
sAh, Perfdo." To sing this aria
Teil has been the ambition OF
amous prime dome. 1t requires
great power OF Interpretation, and |
It times an intensely dramatic style. |
Hrs. Fieissner Lewis WAS not found |
ana her performance last |
'vening certainly places her in the
oremost rank of the best vocalists /
if this coCntry.-C.ncinnati Gazette. t
The programme win be published |
'uas1ay morning
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-LosT A small gold locket con-
tainiHg two pictures, supposed to be
two short pieces of chain attached,
Leave 1T this Office.
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New hats u. Joe Piatt's.

Belts.
Buy sllo Tiger Hat and non'
other. 81 20 I'm
Clean seed oats at Petersen.
LAY Yard.
Lung Protectors at Thaxter'a
Drug Store.
The electric light is improving
every night.
| -Hayerly's Minstrels will cap
trre the town.
For cold feet, get Hot Water
Dag at Tliaxter's.
People are already engaging
rooms at kaiser's new hotel.
Fresh garden seeds at Thax-
ter's. Now is the time 10 plant.
-Blumenthal C Cohn arc sole
agents for tho Tiger Hat. II 20 I'm
Mr.. Bryan, OF the Capitol Res
tarrant, vii! spread :. tuik key dinner
today.
Two more electric lights on
Main street woald complete the
picture.
-Eie,h Eros. OF Chicago manu-
facture the Tiger dat. Every hat
warranted. 1926 In
Nothing has yet been done to
ferret out the perpetrators OF the
Eureka outrage.
Goo. Kitzmeyer is about TO
build L new brick house to take the
place CT the one he lost in the Gre.
Oliver Roberts celebrated the
seventh anniversary OF his wedding
with great eclaf at his residence on
Friday night.
Episcopal services will be held
rs follows today: At St. Peters
Episcopal Church at IL A. NJ, and
at the State Prison at P. n. Geo. |
Il. Davis, Rector.
ALI Doten the insurance man
was in Carson yesterday exptaiat-
ing on the beauties of life insurance,
as exemplifed in his company which |
he claims to be the boss.
Sullivan and Mitchell got into
such row last Friday over the
selection of the bottle holder that
they came very near coming to
blows right there in the ring.
A purgative medicine should
possess tonic and curative, as well
AZ cathartic properties. This COM
of Ingredients may be
found in Ayers Pills. They
strengthen and stimulate the bowels,
causing natural action.
Almost miraculous are some of
he cures accomplished by the use
IF Ayers Sarsaparilla In the case
If K. L King. Richmond, Va, who
for AZ years with an aggra-
rated form of scrofuIa, Ayers Sar-
'aparilla effected astonishing re-
suits.
We hope the next time the
Eureka tar-hucket brigade INDUCES
n ..little pleasantly OF the Pa
'oni style, tia. they will strap the
Taylor mail on their victims back
md start him this way. With :
mis- trousers down ard his hands
led behind his back" he would
ome IN twenty hours head OF the /
Nevada stage line--IYhite Pine
Views.
The House of the Kentucky
legislature has passed bill which
imposes 4 fine OF 500 upon anybody
tho carries q concealed weapon !
ther than pockeiknife. Ken
ncky is making q great stride il
he amenities of civilization and
efnement. Tie tune has been
'hea the Kentucky man on getting
p in the morning slipped bis ..gun" |
4 his pocket JUS rs he pat on his /
cots. :
g n 4 ! 4
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-11

The following is list OF letters
remaining in the Carson Postofice,
March 10, 1888:
LADIES' LIST.
Lewis Lesline Smith Carrie
GENTLEMEN LIST.
Bauden Bon Bergwin ] 3
Burnett ~ Davidson Sol
henney Joseph P Morris George s
Mckenzie w Ochoa Angelica
Pierotich Agustin Rosnino Pete
Ryan Tom Shockley w II
&. G.. WHITE, z. NJ.
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~TOCiss.
Ophir--12
Mexican -6i
Gould & Curry 50
Best {. 1elcher-6s
Con. Cal. & Va III!
Savage-T-
Chollar 6
Potosi-5t
Hale & NorcrosS-10s
Yellow Jacket-i2I
Baltimore 40
Beicher-1s
North Belle Isle-6s
Nevada Cueen-3 -
BulIion-2i
Alpha-3 50
Mono-l.
Sierra Nevada-5s
Utah. 20
Exchecuer-2 -
See. Belcher-& 20
Overman-3 o.
Alta-2 40
Crown Point-1l
Union-A 81
Andes-l JD
Benton-3
Peef less-l 81
Bodice 20
Eureka Cou.-.1s
Challence-i5i
Imperial 10
Silver Hill L
Sccrpion-?1c
CaledonIa-S5c
Lady Washington-6lc
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29

~ pecs tson6ad ma fsun 3 o 10 Z. -
1neednys - G1enz6ays.
onae e1oee fBo0 10 3. .. - B .. q. I;
sv1inas. J - 9, Sandays, 10 70 n
Ioey e911 p<rDaneofiy III dinnaaoo Il
Ne ee1seo asi1sfJ oERsrs, IL eiahes az,
90 92ke . Dyeefalsy cf deafness and
eaxafrs, snd also treAs successfully al
dlsenDeD ct The nuue ard threat. eve ard
81. 80. - vsli - III aeuse asd shsouie
ozeeenes q uhaasyes mama on nasase, Il
eufAnie- No eaass taken u not
fouthfu1 tpdiseEsttea and Lon OF
manhood. seminal weakness, loo Of D.
ssRe OF SEXUAL rsvxY 10 man CT vossan.
afe sseoessfziiy tfeLted By he electro
0AGnet1e system
4oa cAses can rseeive hone treat
mert aftEr fev days at tie doctors
c0ce.
Circulars sent free 10 any address.
teQoiries ansgoeed-
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un-rnrs -ruv. rnn rsrt-rrxr

nfs. DsFFin can be- cosGi;et free al
tas International olel Cherry street.,
between SecoDd and Third, and wsll gu
DEE ne circumstances tSka case that
they afe positive ttsy ean89t core CT
oers5s. Charges ATE reasonable aud
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NOT LOST, BUT SAVED.
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

DLANs Foa TaE CONSTRUCTION OF A
l. fNeife socG EcAso. AsBz~ trs stsris.
SAB, wsih esssfrsut, are hs-eay scsBoite1 b.
sas baSsa & scAoal Glaec.crs q sceoel atstYfs'
NJ. !. h Eg eeazty. Washington Te-Ti.=Fy. /;
s 3>sited taat esek p.ss shsil b. scco 3s9aied
BY sasl tax sqsc1eczt ns sz& a. sgp<z Eoss Z
ssllzsse q cost Of SUI sszg. Tns ssslinz
7s2teisy East ESs T. less tsza SIX hG1d--i q
as-x sAAo e5Eat k=as8ra3. Tie fs7rdssiaa II
bssi1sss 20 - e erfe4. 'he tailaln9 10 he
hss.sss - sfcA&- TAs T-shl 10 rvSecs sE5y Aaa
~ pizzs = AsFssy eKfrss.sy Eu~sTtts c 20
Flaas s8eztess xls8 h@ Ezid 81. P.s1s -! he
see<.s ss. a. tie esfsss q ths c1srf Of to 90
svscs. OF the kzdltsras e1srs Ezal u Eds ) !.
Ap<l e, 1855.
uniR NJ A HAwTa0SNR. rl~Fk.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF SCHOOL
L Di-frfcs Ne. !. Of King cssniy. washing
ton Terr!io-y. have deemed 81 10 their iass
rleat advisable TO submits TO the Quail 6ed
school electors Of said district the que.fiof
whether they may incur sn Indebtedness moi
70 exceed scnr Per cent OF the ass essed yalua-
lion for as much thereof as NAV he necs ssaryD
Of the Asseasaeis properly Of said Dis,ri1i
NO. ] for the year 1858 TO furnish addifioa
school eGiidiDgs for sad district. 20 furnish
the same. g. improve tie ground and to pur.
chase supplies snd other appliances and AZ.
psfatns fer teaching. Notice 10 therefore
given % the qualified electors Of scheol nts
irict No. l. ef King colbty, Washington Terri.
tory. that sa election vii be he'd n sATUR-
DAY, TIE SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL. 1855
az Brevat Payiion, on second street, be
tween Spring and Seneca streets, in The city of
sestiis. In said county sad ieFritsSy, At which
eiection viii be submitted re question ef In
caEflns an tndebts1aess not 10 exeerd four
per cent. Il tie assessed vaioa,ian Tor SO
much thereof as Lnsy b recessaryl Of the IS
sesssifs property Of n District No 1 for The
Self lsss ia sccordsses with an at passed
February "a. lsss TO furnish editions
sehosi haiidtags or sa;d district, 10 furnish
the zane. 20 Improve sae sroard and 70 uur
ehsss suapliss sBd other appliances ard spoz-
ratns foF ieashing.
Thu poils gill Re open for the reception Of
sot $ AZ o'eleck ?. IN Of sad dsy. ard sill
be kesi open Entii Q s'eIoc< p. IN. a said cav
Al electors IA fave of tie iax will zFite .sFsx
Yes" ca tscir ballots, and hose opposed.
Tax No"
Dated Muoa 9. iSsS
T 7. MINOR,
WM. II. HUGHES,
J. NJ ERlSK,
Directors Of School Distres NJ
kizg Ceuetg Washington fsrsf,ofy.
Nj. A. HAWTHORNE, clsrk II said 1is.rict.
rrtn A.
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Public Sale Of Real Estate

NOTICE + HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
IN viii lie sold Of public auction to the high,
est bidder on TUESDAY, the l0sh Cav d
APRIL, A. d. 1855, ., the hour II II O'clock
.. IN. Of taid day, In front Of The Paget Sound
National Bank. Occidental square. al the city
Of Seattle. ". Ty., the following described res
estate, situate in ths coR1ty Of kirg, Terri.
tory OF Washington, viz:
Lots and 3. sc. 2, township Is n, R.Aeast
Tots and ,. sec. IL, iowr ship - ~, r. e.s,
sW. = Of Sd Z, sec. ., township IS ~. r. 4
east.
NV. \ ct NR. I, fec. Is, township IS u. r.
least.
Lot Ct sec. Is. tevr,Aip IS n. g.4esst.
10; OF sec. IL, ,osnsnip rs n, X. east.
Lots ], and Of SEC. -, towoship rs N, B.
4east.
Tho aggregate area 81 sail trse4s comprise
t07 io.l01 acres, ell situate in the vicinity Of
Seattle. and furnishes a fue opportunity for
profitable lives meet. TENS OF sale, Cash.
For sarthcr parieulfrs apply TO r. G.. Strive
of ssFGye, Rsines d MeAics ep, Pouciu Block.
Sesttie.
JrIIa z BIfSs, Ina NJ. BaYsgT.
6fLssRr :. bKrtsI TaoxAs T. MINOR
SARAH E NIxoH. FRANCIS TAtBsIL,
MiHv L. TAEBsLL. JoHs ". WHITE
LONE r. WHrTE, KArs NJ BAlRY
A. b. WYcKoFF.
By A. A. PHILLIPPs,
Their attorney 10 fact.
Seattle, ". Ty.. March II, 1855. mhlsd
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ADvaCR 10 MorMKRs

AO0aGe ~ MVA HAZE
MA vi1Gaov's ucuGh11e GgrO, fer chslAFsa
tsseh1no. = shs psnlEx1y<tas e 80 Of ths bsse
fssa,s Dns1as nd rAyuke1AEs b he CElsed
aestns snd kAs bssa ossd fcx forty ysass with
AevR faiHns s1nes0 - 0ili3cns Of Ec1han
fer tAA1x ch1idren- During the process a
sseeh1ng N vAloe = 1ncalszlskls- d feftevso
tbs cAii6 from patn, cusss dyssnseFy GRA dtAx-
rk0a. g-7peng IN ~ bowels md Wind esiis.
By e1vtnQ ksalfh 20 the child q rosoB tbs
noshee. Pries 10 scsrss. asi3avly
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The Handicap Con pany
or SEATTLE

H-uI 81 9SfSH 81 TEx DAT ox Coz
w sEzsk FasEsTrs. erzssxEs. pAsex Ezasrrt
e2le - 1eTs. $3.50 r5rzsefs 7eSf seszse-s
stoeo~ "a @sfs esrspst e-sts-s 81 sssE q q
AZ eas&zsns n tn kazss GF Fx-t eseaEsl
texG "a! ere e. lie s{ts-
J.B EooKER 60
Es-s sez3n& s., p<s. sszaea azz TE5v~ssssy.
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PsAye's sAsrn cards - Gazzs.'s
6eeaed street. Gxl2
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Cast. small exgeusss, and BIG mies.
tell The tAis. Chessss C6asy.
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Ane1iesn EsFress le;. Csaaas Pacific 81
Gsrsss southern f9is .osR,sAl Fsciac 70. Bur
lngtaas ,l9k pes~sF- 4 LseSasssna 1851
Dsnssr Rio tarsuss idS. Erie ass. Lsks
Shore - f.eaaVjlle & Sssaville 5S@ Niehi.
zsa Censgal -. kaesA= A Texas i2f.. Nee
Ycfk ceatssl ioS'a. ssr;heFb PAesas 11t.
pfsfsgrua 60, NeFtascsisr3 iS4. orsgea
tmfr vssasnt sss. Nav,gstion IN. Trars
eontin~ut2' t7fs, fsrffe Nal seas asaiirs
Ssh Rock Isikaa iisa., 81 Psri sas, Teas
Pasta q Uasoa Pas O. s0s. L. ; Expires
10 F.,geiS1. sesesa Tn fS..
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- 90 -. sr,Isu.

AK~ NeSg, MARI 8s.--rAs eszl s:ecks aud
B "a pglesa sraserrs wsce Ice isslinw estur-s
Of The sic,k rasss' ioasy, and these brirz
xrak - enllfr let y psthiE "A. fhpu , 10 s
iualtsa xtent oagy. sassp sIive ~. m-ds
sgsiust the sagtrs 90 rsmors 81 ths l4Et
aatlsa a u - f1ai tuAs. ise fspors~d dana
a<e 10 Sfatsr vhrsi b. recent ssaTls's. and lie
sfsifgde % D. tgliegsn o. The Ma esss-
slsA A as,e saiDtt rsis wAs mad cs ihe
NtndeTeiii si1s-ss, eas u rsct with iissie sue
cess, TIC tfeGia st,~ks were s.-sus. rhs
sad e close as teavs ai the icw.st p.fcrs
rsscass. A Sec O. the artIvr Isl Stew itsht
ssssoess, tat Fsrt wero \ Beaver losi rs,
1sgyfv Csst e. 3. Hariestan ~. I-zcsswauss
4 e4wsse. siit Nss ssn e4sh IL
= L. -
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izfsxe9z. &ssrl - Wa 4 a-s...i
al. assssrs SsF gxsssSty
Ne-s- IRA &szzkz4 AZ. ~ a,ix-4 ~-.s.
sTxssss - esen
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wuAT % BaEenATaaa9
1ss Gaase. R0ees asA Care.


The psedispoaition 10 tkis disease y
often fks<rised. tteosh 10 Doss eases-
probably over oce -haif-it fellows tx
posure 70 dampoess or cold, CT - caused
BY sudden changes Of tempesasufe after
exsrtiso, OF By szkieR cid when the
blood is fAscTskle 10 II, strong excIse-
nsrf Of emotion, sueh ~ FRIGHT While
TIE body 10 persSfsiug ssfsY sx,esssye
e1sfc;s-- is nsy - caused - sxcssses
or prosrAessd nss n potsouoos drinks
or medicines; also by fessutIon u the
system Of toe nitsoesnous waste pro-
d1css Of the body. aad IN massive or
stEosmsl c0edifioa OF the Kidneys;
nefvous imitation Of the spiee, os i'm
paired n1sriue0f.
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7 7. MINOR.
WI n HUGHES,
J.. NJ. FRlSk

Directors 81 School Distr.es NJ. 1.
kizg Corsig, Washington fersf;ory
NJ. A. HAwrBoxSE, Clsrk Il SAID dis.rict.
miro 10 anil
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Ca4rsssc. Mana - --Csfiss--- gs,rqs-ss 4 A.
essa- s-s<-s $ s<2ss -. sss. asrs a1.a -.
sex e. { $40 Tea rs "a s.ss-s g. Is
@ass--Heez liss Is ssl ssFaS< "a AssA a.,
s. 4 g &sSAa-A saesy SAxSSs e. ssal
8 - -
- ~ Ese~l "a So ssossy sssse ss..r
.a-nsr' $50 8. NsssssG 49,. apaas.
ss@4s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29

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Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Den 4oe april 1881

paa bet iaafalbte forte Bret; at 2eles
s~raitugterne iuftiattes til 20 Gents for
be fsrfte 10 Orb % en- bolu Gent for
bpert Orb oper 10; at forbpbe Serrs
baneforporationer, Der terefter inforpos
reres unber Statens 2oue, at ielse fine
Bombs tiaber 80 BrOcents af ben pas
lpbenbe 89roi.
Otter 5orlpbenbe oil be republltar1lte
Neblemmer af Senatet femme imoo
JarmaceutforIaset bpis lite Beftem'
melien ON Tiluirfnins af berulenoe
9ritte for be ipecificereoe 0iemeb for
andres. Be paaltaar. at 8etten til at
ielse beruienoe Dritfe for ipecifcereoe
giemeb buroe osiaa inbbefatte &etten
til at tilpirfe benz for loulise Diemeo
inbenfor Staten.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04
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meO ban hoOOe fOrtient en- iaobor y @'
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taset en- iaaOon uOmartet Some ?a'
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bet % iIutteOe isien meb be Orb; ~sI .
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iaaoan forftanbis &one." ''"
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leseubeo for, bpOrlebes ban furss ' VI
tase benne &Os. Men eiter en- et,.,.
8stentnins iasbe ban. "Serre, 9ss 8.
@et, min Marsretbe er ben beoits a,.' '
/ belle @eroen. % bun ital nu ban, ss
Billie" Dermeb bapbe ben auoe 3d., Y
prissioet fit SOoeb Os fin Billie 90 +.
eble 0lbal, os ben sObe Os enepo;s,
aone baube ieiret. Maatte ret rro.'
&oner / benne 5oritanb ieire Ousr ~
Wano. De piloe besse nuSe ,ns.
oeraf.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04
bar brast Smaatopper mteb fig til Re,u

bar brast Smaatopper nteb fig til New
Yorf.
- Oct paaftaaes, at Der al confed
crate coin / fin lib fun bleo rrpntet 6
Dollars 8ulbitpffer; Y~rasninsen blep
al en- elIer anben @runb itanoiet. On
0esersut ianbt forleben en- iaaban
Cub Dollar / Htfanta, Georgia, os
iolste ben for en- Dollar. Senere bar
en- Wpntiamler betalt ben meb $50, os
Sasfpnbise p%aaitaar, at ben blanbt 2ibs
babere al ben Slass Rariteter, er parb
$3.50.
Streifen paa Burlington Banen
peboarer frembeles. Den CT MI osiaa
ubbrebt til Niliurufee Banen, Sort
@apne Banen os andre Baner, Der
tommer inb til gbicuso. Gariasen til
Streifen paa Miltuuufee Banen bar ben,
at 9 anefompaniet %aniatte npe Maifin,
liter iitebetfor nosle faa Streifere, Der
neblasbe Nrbeibet / Torsbass. TIMBER
banblins isres mellem 8ompaniets gms
bebsmano os Streiferne, men bet saar
lansiomt meo at fomme til 5oritaaelie.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04
Stot ont Sonomprs: 1iifet.

pa ies forleoen Dag fom til at tente
paa, at bet bar pla Den 9io, bet almius
beige Streiflferi lanss meb 0orses
&pft foresif, belIuttebe jes at Rriue libt
-. bocrlebes bet saar for fig, ont mu
lisens nosle uf 8labets 2eiere funbe
interesiere fig for at bsre libt berum.
Da ies ielp bar oeret meb paa FABIAN
5ansit paa Ssnbmsre for at fortiene
nosle aroner i 5%iitetiben, fan ies altiau
sipe en- paalibelis 8eretnins ON ben
Slass 8eprift. 0aar be fibte 9aae
at Sanuar Maaneo fommer, ba begun.
Der Iue, iom bar Gloer os 8raiter mol,
at forlaoe fine Siem, os aurlen lattes
til apititaoen Ialeiunb. 8pnbelsmesIe
hagen, 2ben 5ebruar, iom osiaa fables
Iatticnsbasen, iamles Oft Mano Rab
fra Gerne os 2anbbifrifterne Der i
8pen, % 8aaoeiere os Nnbre, iom er
intsresierebe i 5iltet, b%espnber at Ie fla
ON eiter itarfe Os iriite 8arle for at
leie benz for 5ifetioen. Naar be Iaa
bar facet bet bebsrise 8aaolas, Der i
I~lminbelisbeb teller Z elIer 8 Manb.
ba iettes 8urien ub til Serne, % ben
fsrite Dag, 8eiret tilaoer bet, teller be
uo paa Sapet meo fine 5ansirsoFaber.
9isie beitaur for bet Meite i @arn, men
paa nosle Steoer bruses Osiaa Snsre,
bog er bette meit bruselist paa Bigger.
Sen. Sibite Del uf Marts Maaneb, er