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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10
TIC Aberdeen Delegates.
Peter DOMAIN does not seem to ha,

Peter DOMAIN does not seem to have
y very eNhaulted opinion Of the one
state delegates He says:
One man OF sense and brains could
have got Dakota in two years ago.
Now they send down here delegation
Of yahoos and cow boys. who eat fried
pork, sleep in the straw, blow out the
gas and howl for Jim Blaine, and when
excitement is dull. spend precious
hours over a game that draws them
into the morning. and every cent out
Of their pockets. Nice lot! Did you
ever go down to what they call the
Dakota headquarters !? Wen, go and
see it. Go and ask the landlord to
show You how he had to screw down
the gas fixtures and put in lamps to
keep these fellows from bringing on
the coroner, and maybe he'll show you
the garbage sink in the cellar where
three statesmen from Aberdeen once
told a scullion: This is a rippin' fine
hotel, but where in ell are the towels
and comb and brush 2"
The Mitchell Republican adds.
This SANDER calls for blood. The
natty Col. Gale should don his regimen
tails, mount his brave steed Nellie,
and sally forth. a la Don Quixcte. to
wage battle against the modern wind
mill, this ylle-tongued Donan.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10
1876!

Still we are enjoying fair weather
and are good for some more. Spelling
school at Iyundale Friday night good
time is reported Johnny Datum spent
the evening and staid all nightl north
Pleasant recently ohnny IIinners is
breaking colts these days and is a good
hand at it.-E.imer lean made brief
visit home recently and returned to
Huron to resume his Dental studies
Charley Gingery the gallant driver
on the Waterbury and i>lmball mail is
considerably cut UP. He had his left
hand and foot ampGta.ed, also the
thumb and two first fingers Of the right
hand, and The great Zoe and part Of the
second on the left foot, making seven
in all.-Art Maxwell is still at Plank
inton. On Feb. 1st he lost all of his
toes by amnutation cave one. His
father writes, he is doing nicely and he
will be brought home as soon as pos
sible.-We have been hopeful that
Addle knieriem would not have to
suffer amputation. but it seems evident
now that she must losepart OF her feet
we are not able to say to what extent
LepSldus.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10

DIR. "A. Nj. Matthias and ID. +. Royer
have been called to a consultation with
DR.. Miller to day in the case of Addie
Nnieriem's frozen feet
The Sheriff had letter from Mrs.
Spears, who is IN Iowa, saying that she
has been waiting two weeks to go three
miles, but could not on account OF the
bad weather and roads.
One of our articles last week read
"most of our county officials are not
infallible". when it was written and
should have read, "none OF our county
officials are infalllble''.
Superintendent Binford staid over
Sunday at the Springs this week. lie
goes on foot from school to school.
Not even the bad roads deter him from
a faithful discharge of his duties.
Mrs. Helen Wheeler formerly of
Jerauld county but now of Clippers Gap
Cal. returned last week for short visit
among friends in ,Jerau]d county. She
likes California and will dispose Of
her property here and invest the pro-
ceeds there.
We made an error last week in the
explanation of Mr.. WalIace's report by
saying that the S4l5in the bank was
attached by the bondsmen. 1t was
attached at the instigation of the
county commissioners, and held by the
Sheriff until the question is decided in
the courts.
The Pioneer Press has selected
few names from among the school
teachers, who fought SO brayely with
the late blizzard, and speaks OF their
heroism. There are hundreds of teach
ers in Dakota who displayed as great
an amount OF heroism, and better
judgement than some of those reported.
Don't forget the fact that Al
Eberhart is one Of the most careful
stage drivers in Dakota, and withall
one of the most genial boys you often
meet. If you entrust yourself to his
care he will land you safe and sound
at the Woodburn house, where Geo.
Price can satisfy the most rayenous
appetite.
The great 500 route is precipitat-
ing freight war. This line runs from
Minneapolis to the straits of Sault Ste
Marie, between lakes Superior and HUI
ron. where it connects with the Grand
Trunk and the Canadian Pacific rail-
roads. The Grand Trunk has been cut
Ting rates, and when the eastern
freight association objects the $500
can ship over the Canadian Pacific.
The $500 holds the key to the freight
rates: from this western country to the
seaboard
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10
Washington Springs Seminary
Free Methodist Church,

This institution located at the foot of the WASHINGTON
eng the East wei Wa and neatit" Bae sentry In heimnel
U ROCKS made o forget for the time that it but
to the open prairie.
rolling prairie dotted with farm
houses.
benefit being in
a strong prohibition county.
This school has founded for the
ty to all to obtain an education at little possible under
that would aid forming Christian
Room provided for those who wish to board the building and thus
themselves the benefits
Which is conducted the plan of well
The winter
March goth and closes June 18th.
For further information address. X REsI PRINCIPAL
Wessngtcn Springs, JerauId Co. OAK.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10
SEMINARY -SuNDRIES

.oIIh IMAM L .SO1NlJNlI>O'
The revival meetings are still con-
tinuing.-Messrs Wilson and Bywater
were visitors Tuesday.-One new
scholar this week Boston Ulrlch OF
Sioux Falls.-Miss Effie Grow was
quite sick the first Of the week bat is
better now.-Miss Alice Coffee was a
visitor Wednesday, Nh Crow dropped
in a few moments Monday evening.
We will have our Literary Saturday
night, having consolidated last week S
program with this. we expect it to be
the best one Of all.-NIiss Piper was
slightly indisposed last week but has
recoyered.- Early yesterday morning
your correspondent saw a quarter Of
beef accompanied by four quarters of a
man slipping into the Seminary, they
got in safe and the man got away.
Ink Splasher
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10
ANNOUNCEMENT!
EXTRAORDINARY OFF ER!M
READ WHAT WE HAVE TO SAY

READ WHAT WE HAVE TO SAY.
We are glad to he cable to announce to
our readers that beginning with Jan-
uary LIST 1883. our subscription price
will be but ONE DOLLAR and FIF.
TY CENTS for ONE YEAR, if paid
IN advance. We make this reduction
because our patronage warrants it, and
because at this low price our subscri-
5ers can more readily pay in advance.
One Dollar and Fifty cents on or be,
fore the LIST of January will be worth
more to us than Two Dollars twelve
months later. In addition to this res
markable reduction we will GIVE I'd
each new subscriber Tor old subscriber
with arrearages paid one years sub.
scription to his choice from several
grand good farm journals. Don't let
this opportunity pass! Remember
two good papers for less than the
price of one!
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10
RuckIan,s AFRICA sslve.

The Best salYeln the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or nc
pay required. II is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price % cents per.box. For Sale by
nr, a. M Matthias.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. i
SECOND JUDICIAL DIST.

JAMES +. BOLTON
VS. In the District Court IN
LUCK c. BOLTON. and for Jerauld County
THE TERRITORY OF DAKOTA SENDS
GhEETlNG; to The above named lefendent.
You are hereby summoned and required to
Plaintiff. a copy OF Which is herewith served np-
on NGu. ana to serve Il copy Of your answer on
The subscriber at his Office in the village of IVES
Slnston Springs, Dakota. within Thirty days af-
ter the service OF This SUMMONS on You. eXclll-
slEe OF theday of such service, and if YOU fail to
nisWer ihS complaint within that time the
l'laintli VIII apply 10 the court for the relief
deEianded in the complaint.
November 25uh 1887. ALNEKT GUNDERsOS
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The summons and Complaint in the above
acilon was filed jnthe Office OF the Clerk of the
District Court in and Tor Jcrauld County. D. Il.
on the STU day of December. A. d. 1887.
ALBERT GU NDFRSON.
tlrst publication JAN q IS Plaintiffs Attorney
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10

1T is desired that all who are Intend
ing to attend the Washington Springs
Seminary the spring term should in
form the principal at the earliest OPP
portunity, Winter term closes March
End, spring tern. March 20 to June
l4th 1883. Inquiries promptly ans
wered. address j. X. Ireeland.
Washington Springs. Jerauld Co. Oak.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10
TaNsA NOt.ini,

The cold weather is rot over, and
parties in need Of warm shoes under
wear or tlannels and ca,. give Bank
able papers in absence c. money. can
Save both health and wealth by calling
at Roth Brothers.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10
" esslngton Springs Seminary

See Announcement
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10
Begg's Cherry Cough syrup.

Is the only medicine that acts direct
ly on the Lungs, Blood and Bowels, it
relieves a cough instantly ard in time
effects permanent cure.
Oct IS BIN A. NJ. Matthias Druggist
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10
COMMUNICATIONS
Starkcy. Dakota Feb. 6, 1883.

''eNi IVY '"',NSsN = 49, W $1,000
ElitorH ERALp-p Perhaps it will be of
interest to the Starlley people TO learn
that Adam West has been married
to young lady III Wisconsin, whose
name we did not hear Ii we should
guess according to the signs OF the
times last summer, we should say the
young lady's name Was Permelia
Miller. Ed. Mrs. IL. d. Fisher is re-
covering from her recent ilness.-The
progressive eucher party last Saturday
evening brought out four boobies.
Miss Jane Williams, ". ]. Houmes.
J. G. Johnston and Ed Williams while
W. p. Pierce carried off all the honors.
An oyster supper at j. W. Harden's
was one of the attractions last week.
Dave Dawson is suffering from an
attack of sore throat Blossers" Fun
from the Firesteel has been regaling
his readers with "Chesnuts' and stale
Jokes They all say rats Scat.
Subscriber
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-27

People are bss,suirG 10 evince die
position 10 give Grown Prince william
. chance. He has been talked Of for
ths past few months ~ q h,sdssrene
boy Who would be liable 10 create no
end Of iroabie in Eorope a seon ~ be
mounted the ,hrsne Of his fathers. 81
customary has 10 become 10 speak OF
him ~ hot beaded trooper whose O. |,
delight 10 IN hlocdshed and carnage that
his coming 10 The throne would be sen
orally regarded - q universal calamity
A hss been said. however, disposi.
tion IL nev being manifested 10 rspose
more confidence In the future ruler Of
tes Germsn emgire. People are remsm
bssipe ttas he Ia not 50 much Of boy
after ell. being mere than thirty years
o. ser. n IL remembered also that bis
pablis uttorsness have uniforniy been
wise and pac ile and tha, he evinces a
disposition 10 follow implicitly The nd
vice of Bismarck.
Aitoael there Is 60 reason 10 be-
iieve that rrince William will do sny.
thitg very rash when be suecss ds his
fast failing father. OF course. II 10 pos
sIhle that be wiii be The terror thst be
hss been pictured, bat in the absence Of
any reason 10 believe that he will be h,
10 bas inst that tho youna man be given
the bensfss Of tie ieebs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-27

Bome one on tbs committee 90 nre
and water should cause an ordinance to
be introdnced Al the nsxt meeting OF
the city coonoii extending the present
Gre limits. The people sbonii under
Stand that ths city council has tbs
power 10 extend tbs present limits, and
that II IL IL not done, thai body Ia 70
sponsibie. II cheap wooden structures
arc huddisd together on second street;
II insurance. In that vicinity IL high; n.
when il becomes a Business thorough
fare. a. II certainly vii 10 tvo years.
II has q long Inns % frontier town
rooksriss on either side, the peopis
shoald know that tbs present city gov
sspmeHt 10 responsible for II all II .
fsv years benoe visitors 10 our midst
should speak Of long iinss Of brick
10 the city Of Tacoma and marvel Q,
oar having 10 many frame s.rucsases
on cur business streets, the people
shoalA recollscs thai there are eight gen.
tlsmsn In the city upon whom the en-
tire blame should b. thrown. and they
should not neglect 10 cut the blame
where II beIorss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-27

The chicsse fatsr 0esss Ia no,hina II
nos illeeieal. II invariably manages 10
fwiss a mans uiisrancss TO snit lie eun
purposes. IL 10 deeply interested In the
question Of vhe saeaia be chosen TO
bear the standard Of tie kspahi'can
party during the seproaehins national
eenssss. In diseussins this mensasoas
sntises Il frsaasniiy hsds 10 necessary
10 mention the names Of James q
Blaine and kohsrt T. Line0lr. lite
former Of thsse swo esstmahle seetie-
msn II regards - entirely eus Of tie
nsla ~ q candidate for the presidency
because be has DECLARED that be does
not desire q Eoaiasioa. The latter.
hexswsr, II considers as sslll 10 The geld.
and IL beanas him fer tie nassioassea
~i,h true Ch'csgo ssga.. Vet Lincoln
has also deellasa 10 BE- eanasdsis.
HIS sxgresssess On the sahssos are fatty
as esnf shstie and soebsiess AZ sincere ~
those q Mr.. Blaine. In The tyss o. IRE
fsfer nessss. however. u " the dsiy OF
Mr.. Itneolh's irssnds 10 iassss sraa
b seta,rs him In sEits 81 bis dselsratae1.
vaiis IL IL httis less than uea@zu toT q
fYisra ef Nj RaiEe 90 insist Ghas Il
snishs be savisaAss SO neainsse him
regardless ef bis r~r.cnsi ~ssAea Ia
IA sei ssss d. tsesnesae seese TO- . 81.
sio1s. ezs sse lister esssss So nas aele TO
DO IA 10 as own sstiSfNt-n, Il svs-
aersly eSss &C the sasory thai Ar.
Rsatne's ase srasi rs - sc soErsshtss
white Mr. Linceln's { eliassioas ussn
r..sshana.
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TEE TA91ff neftA11o1.

The tariff sitaasien In congress may
b summed 10 10 . few words. The
tari4 reformsrs. as the disensssd free
traders iose 10 term themselves. are 90
tssmired and virdiotivs The admin
issratior ID revereefoi and svinoes Dc
tssmirasioa 10 crnsh any Democrat Who
may refuse 10 fall In witt The Cieve-
land Carlisle MiIla programme. Kan
dali n mad ard reckless and has made
up his mind to naht At any cost. Tss
Rspo' loans are amused at the divisi a
10 tha camp Of thsir enemies. but are
entirely united and deeply anxious for
The pnbiic welfare. Nobody can say
With esrssiuty that any tsrid leessis
tior will 10 o. acted, though u 10 evi-
dent tha, .os effort ~ enact such Ieais-
iation will h@ the feature Of the session
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-27

CORPORATIONS YoBAKp - oraIn NEWS |
IT9ms From raH CAPITAL.

tRegsiar cor. Post Fsts1t0snesr.)
Articles Of incorporation have been
6ls q vsh Secretary Ovinas Of the 500
kane Loan, Truss aud Savings Bank Of
spokane Falls. TIE capital stock 10
go. COL. with the privilege Of increasing
Il to e2C0 00n, and the trustees are A..
n. Cannon, Psul T. Mohr and Donald
X - OF spok sne Falls. W. II. Fife, OF
Tacoma. and James A. Blair. Of Lon
don. IL purpcses are to carry on cen
efsi banking. loan and trust bosius ~.
Aiso Of the Puget sound and Onesa-
peske Bay Oyster Associate. q OF seat
lie. W. /. ihr capital stock IL SIC. coo,
WITH the privilege Of increasing TO
fi0n 0n0, ana the trustees are J. A. Gale,
:. + Coembs. J. L. Murphy. q. l. Rice
aud n. II. Gfuslle, ali Of Seattle, W. T..
lis OF jscts are to acquire, occupy. i'm
prove. yrniecs and utilize portions OF
Oyster, Elliott aud DuvAmish bays and
other bays aud iuiets Of Washington
Territory and British Columbia for the
plantinr, erowisg and owning OF oys
tiers and other shell ash aud Co carry on
q general she'll ash business.
Also Of the 9is Harhor Lumber Com
psny OF Tacoma, w. L. ihr capitsi
stock IL 81; 0 eco. and the trustees are
Fsancis Hall. Osso fobes and Ira A.
fosn. Of Tacoma. W. I. and T.. 3.
Prentice and J. Ii. Parker. OF Albert
Lsa, Minnesota. Its offsets are so car
~ on general iumtsrtng and logging
business.
asrURficAN cIus.
A meeting IL called Tor Tuesday even
inc nj firemsu's bali. for the purcoss OF
organizing Republican club nndsr tie
sesy ioss Of abe National League. Mach
interest is taken tn tie matter BY he
poeiicans. and large attendance Is ex
pecsed At the meeting.
Yesterday morning a. James Brewer
vas bringing some cattle into bic
slaughter yard. Wild coz which Mr.
Brave. Vas leading brcame enrseed
and made charge on his herse. The
hcrse became eessnsied In she rope and
Mr., Brover. seeing bis pesii. st,em cted
TO aitaht. A. be did % the horse Kicked
him on the ankle. which inflicsed q very
painful vennd.
Martin AeArdrevs vas bfousht in 10
the hospital on SATURDAY., having had
hrs knec ialns eu; open BY blsV from
an sxs In locsies camp ~ Aud Bay.
Oyugis, March u, isSS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-27

The Ore limits mnss b extseded. ard
q oncs. TIE probability y tess more
bsiidinas vill this sumner b sssssed
On thorosehsasss inGsdiaasiy sdtsin-
ina the present iiuiss than DARING anJ
Previous season. Tbs present city coun'
oil can say Of shat material thoss
bulidipsa shall b.. II lies With them "a
dssesmins vhsther second strses shall
b. buiis 40 With brick. stsns snd iron,
on WHISTLER ths street shsii Be disfgused
With vooden shsaties which . decade
esupot remove.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-27

psel1sase sslnaaasn h Hsu Ysst- -
els9ss sbss ~ ssostaess - ~ nspsb-
teans 81 shaa sssfs i essss1saDinalJ
h fssss of to psaisss3ao q II.
bsatce b spits Ct kts ssfuai - - .
sss1sAsss saa shss ~ uss Yssh 49,
esssoa - the nasssnai sssssoasss ssAt
- ssanf1s1say To- I'm. 1bb esosls-
80 y - tie usss sisDiAsnns 10 v1sU
of ~ fset shas ths Pre- y ma md
hss se4 ~ asy tiDs bsss fssssAeas -
~ soaisatjoa Of ns. Bssiss.
I@asAa1sIy sfass ~ FIsssass s1eef
II IL. Bassss vss sissn 70 ~ pshiis.
according - tts eosreap -n1sst h qass-
ssss, . veg psosoasssd sessioena n
fssos q ~ sooiaseioe Of Chsuney l.
Dspsv - sppsssss h Hsv fsss-
Thsfs vss eseesai sseiipG ssaa . ssn-
3sdsfs mas - eomiEsted vho vosld
command ssnsahiaa more titan tho
rsss pasiy vote In he pivotal kncise
asts. II vas admitted that Blaine
could DO shis. ED u 80 behaved Inst
DspsU eosid do H. wish Blaine oct IT
NJ aesd. shsssfoss, Dspsv nasssssly
came tnss psomissnse - . esndtdass-
u soon became nSpafses. hovsvsss
shaa The Drobabaisy Of Dspsv beica
somisassd b. The ChisaGo eoosssaioo
vss vary snail. DepsV csves regarded
himssif - h The fses q al, and 0any
Of thoos VITO most desire 70 ses bin
Bominated wess forced 10 taks similar
visv Of the situssion. A. soou - tn
masses Of The party began 10 svpsecfafe
shis. there vss . marked return 10
Blaine. Rspobiicans Who tad 81 nfsa
REGARDED him a. cut Of tie Geld began
70 discss tie possibility Of mailing hin
aseart q nomination in spite Of him.
self, and the Biaire tide began 10 swell
The sesuis ID. - the Pres correspondent
cuts II, that "it b - morally certain u
any event three months In the future
can BE- that the Nev York delegation
gill esst its ballots unarimousiy fcI
Mr.. Blaine. M. Depev says this, e.
Senator warner Miller believes it-st
dses every man who has followed tha
drifs Of talk in the party here the pas
fev weeka.r
II must not BE- supposed that NJ
Blaine IL cosnisant Of This new move Il
bis behalf. On the contrary. those vh'
have been known in the pass - hi
friends and iieatenants discourage !
and rsfuse 10 take any pars 10 Il. Th
neu Who are responsible for IL are ID
ones Who have nsver been known a fol
lowers Of Blaine. The delegates Q
large from New York to the convention
vill 10 all prohabi ity be Chauncey n
Dspev. senstor Hiscock, ex Senate
Piats and ei,hsr ex Senator Wasne
Miller OF Senator Rvarts. These viii b
the leaders Of tbs nsw Blaine m0vtmer
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-27

Darw-KuslIL-In Port Gamble. ~ ne home
o TIE tsiSss fasles march -, ~ Rsy. Clark
Dsvis. Fred n. Dreu sad Miss kthxi 0mbali.
18th Of Port Gamble.
uAfLsrr-sKvu--in 4sa1sis, st m 6ome.'
nz eh %. ~ ssv. Clark Davis, J. y. 1ailets.
Of c4sbopAAo. W. T.. and 4iss Jsa1e Hsv.n,
Of 3 attic.
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S6asRaae 0DG noDu00 hoSs11esD4
" have - H. haunD - s1G1ee
ehen. - - Dsssudsustso - II. Cnf1S
hrsU Ohsa - sssuEns1 49, hsoD ~
tesUnso e0uey eaul11o1 Wbeebes -
los - eOGoos ~ oDU10s - - IN
dfstdeod - - su0eany ennnse - -
eersasne6. bas = = sarDtns6 - 80
Uosshy fAF00 31ste6 - ~ eoo oUobo
bAss bsao oRioDDAa1sly hss1ane baok
Bask LAnsn4 - tsSo6 dous frs0
Isss0e yesfsnosy. sssl ln6so In -
ksao fsoo. - Ut0 - 1o6oy.
U15o Rale0luo ao6 hask ODoA11G
Wovo pn1Be6 6ous - 80 q tee -
1seo0a. h former seeTtso eoal, end
- lasAss tn8hsR ffeo Tosp0a Ses -
fmDGtoeo.
Rsssass Cstess Osrvfu. Oaptsin
Hoopss, = - Henh Bay.
NsUe - seesfsed hese SATURDAY q
~ dsstA d d.. l. y. Osvce - -
nc0s = WnsUoU, 0tGoou1to. ia
0os1Ds Uode 0any fSjeo6s 6usl1Q ~
seesea vfo6e h tits city With HI osoea.
81. VIA hays Many sy0p4oni1ssp U1sa
1 too0 - tA11g 80 1ooa
Capaats z 4 Nishsls b 90 Of III
Pot Tovnsssd passsoGss eashs sosan
o. 0exSoo.
I 6sos ~ youoe oen '6ess given +
ssvsisy sad sngsdiy 49, ossseEaset
IL HebhatA b indalGin9 in . Raae q
bsse hall yssess0ay.
IL wnsraDosed hses This morning teel
the Lallio-emtth psi1s 6Rha took paaol
N Han Jnnm lG1nnd vnGene6a0.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-27
Notice to Contractors.

DTS WILL BE REcEIvGD By TIE On.
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