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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-09
WHAT Is NEEDED.
seattle Ought 40 Have . wholesale
Paper Hoase.

II don't understand why some fellow
does not start . wholesale paper house
here said seaios nacmhes Of well
known hrsa % printers YESTERDAY. at
surely Is one Of the best oreningS Ia the
city Here We have ts send ,a Tsrsuaa.
Portland. San Francisco or Chicago "a.
goods that ought 10 he shli a; home. Say
We are tcslgag Ia Chicago. II We send an
order there We tannot grt TIE go--'s in
much less than thiity days. aud tefore that
tigne W. will need something else, and
have a. ssfsi % facoiss ar Portland for IL
There i enough business In SEATTLE slosis
~ support one god herssA Besides, II
there WAS a wholesale paper establishment
herr. the paper trade af The sound would
ecnfsr here. Isaeoma has q good paper
house The Erm k-eps q man on the rad
snd i doing a good h.txines~ We hus =
considerable stock frofa them. ourselves.
as rscoina II the most eonveaten; rSsin, -
get xrssis frssia We oazht - have good
establishment here, SEATTLE il the ceusrr
Of the iahhiax tfaie la ever thing but
paper. and oakht not To Dc behind in thai
line. Their y big bet 81 mooney <sfft
sway frs1 here fnf paper, that ought o. be
kept al home. not to faentton the con
senience II would be TO printers and
others"
why aas,I you go into the business,
yourseifFf
II would rslEhty quick " could spa-s
the naacy ffnsa my other business. I
know that there II nothing that rfolnlSes
better rrtariss here Al the present time. aat
the trasie viii be constantly growing"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-09
PERSONAL.

Hon. Eiwocd Evans ia In the city.
Mr. r, nlood. Of san Francisco, Is q, the
Occidental
Ar. Ron N. Crawford 10 confined 10 the
house b. Illness.
NJ. q. r. Thompson. OF spokane Falls. Is
., The uccisientai.
NJ sad Mr. 4. NJ. Musser. Of Auscs,ine.
issA, arr ia the city.
Mr.. AMI Ma :. e. Davidson. OF Kiicus-
Bug. ar al the oeeidenisl
tAarics Jackson, al Snohomish, Was In
he city yesterday on business.
NJ fsal Y. Mohr, chief engineer Of the
s~sue. ak Shore 4 Eastern, has returned
from spokane Fails.
Rev. and Mr.. y. " Pickles and sisagh-
sss, Of Mount Vernon. arrived from Tacoma
tfussssg elsnx aud lcft nj ID o'eiosx
Yesterday nOsu.ns for horsc,
u d. bartlett, Of Minneapolis. I. W. Ris.
ess. OF foftia.ia, J N. Foster, Of Caicaso,
md 9. q. Chandler. OF the Northern Pacific
NllseAi, ar a. the Occidental.
Mr. Richard Halyoke aud family. Of this
ssty. have gene H. Fir. NJ. uoiSeke has
AK Interests III that vicinity aud VIII ~
nsss sisete daring the susamer.
Mn y. d. kenworthy win ssson start on
se1f y Eunegs'. she ~th tsc absent siso,s,
IczF, AID tss0re returning viii visit the
Is.nriial cities 81 the cid world,
Ees. Horasio slebtlns. pastor of the
tAilssAa eansrh NJ Ssa fFsnc!sra and
sY famous a. rsiplt orafpr. arTiNrsi
rs eity Yesterday and u tbs guest "f
- Maurice AeMiIken pr. ssehhsn- will
sSa yn sauday uuratag In fytaiaa
a. AMI on SUNDAY taiug a. Ias~eFsa
fsw DAYS
william hr,i, tro;heF ~ ,icoree \,
49, ~ me >sdnet tawassSe cosnpany, ar
49, "a ssa;sic sss DAYS aSN NJ ~ u
- tef number q seass ben rc>lacnt
Mia spai.s, but i ~ isyarahls INA
srrclw Vista the = teen Cits aad Is sur
ssaasslsss ihsl he wsli m.Ns ials his fa3afe
80 saa In fcs asys. IN cstapans VITA
$50 sJaag grB;lenS8, VIII efshaFs Ia
ees feanale ira, Ia Hhica be has bad
viva years ssnt renee.
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$3.50. yune a--ycl]0vtng = the
2.@ r. e the steessr Unas1ifA.
20. necsnley, J. 80 j.
- 2. g. Dnehhg. Mn eHifh,
-, y. G, Bars5nse n. a
& n 49,. J. Williams. Mis- How
4 = "a IrIntosh. Mn. :. d. wser and
sS., - y. Preston. nim Adasnss G.
j. - - 6auehterB. a. }oo<a ~ kar-
!. ~. f5rrv wife and daughters, Mn.
4@cI nim McTNnd, =. xaSf, Mn.
~. i n}rkas1ssn wife an< xhiid. A. @.
q schnifz, J. G. Miller. Miss
~ Toxus<nd-J.s Keller. Min
~. n. Reese, Mr.. !. ". Jasnes snd
<sr- d. flnfk, J. z Story. ~ Mxxphy-
S~cf1ie-Nu. Gale. 4. ". kwtff, Mis-
- 9e,eE and sisler, Mrs. y. 4. UsiA,
ri Kjlss, r Z. Hirds4ale. 4 eso3-
Rsundstoue. ". y Mefe1land. n
7siner. Nh I, nerrlnssgn, Mr. y
~ m. " J. Kexusa. ~ = nakef. "
n - wife and moebef. ?. G. Hsrp<r
f@ljr. j. y Hill. , RtcAartesu uife
Z ~. j. y. Euberss and wife. H. n.
SsSs116n and wife, ,. Bcpne1i snd dsuxh-
Z0m 4. Randall, G. = Coaley, J. ~
1.s.Sr3d. Z. Dssait ard vifs, =. Porter.
= 7sesns.H. = wn.ht, 4. Burg wife
- ~ ~ 8tFFfts H. RI8&s III VIE
~ 2. X. Nichols and daughter, X n
f-~~e. Y. Henry. ), Eufherfand. J. X.
G-SrH. !. H. BFesres39. 4 y, Ire and
1krY. Miss ~ A. THOMAS. J. n, La os4d
~ & Waiter. 9. Stone and vile. !. B.
1ses~rn paclGe-Iaxt Of y.asssnxen on
80 NJ. Of this Gale west 81 Wailuss: T.
a 6rsrhf, Fritz kebgfx Asd vile, D. d.
nwxuly. ", n. Nste5s. wife and daughter.
a Res, H r. BeTE1s. J. q. Cnmpbsi1, e. T.
aic, II. g. siehels, ?. ,. Dewey. J. Will
ms and vile. 6eosIs Nsy. A. D. Dessbaw
~ wifi, A. =. Layej6y. vile and dsuxfs-
-. VI. q. Fhfhessy, ". Harlan. Mrs.. = e.
Vr1ey. Mr.. &. ~ Bear. Mn. G. 4. Dsshiey.
Nh. q. &. Thomnss Nay 6. Hall, Ss Ann
1snboKa. Mis- @. SaDforp. Miss sasb0rs,
1onisa Xarffn, Fred Gro<fk. e. L. 6sssetS. C.
3 sanders aud thirteen sscund eiass pes-
0Sseou 4 csiifornis-Ps<sed Meiford on
Ysidsy. !. Z. NeCarfbey, II. Y CsrsrcIl-
y. Reed, n. W0odshsw. o. y Hooper. 7.
4 Norris. Mr. ~ q. Enehes. Ffsak kus-
m. Niss Ads kasUm, A. Thompson. Atna
Tmii O. Rogers. G. y. Hun aud wife. ChaaI
lrsas and vile. L. q. fnrsuif, NJ. and Mr.
1sieoues, Julia George, MIS- II. W. Brad
- Paf Riley. The Nelson family, Florence
Siiies. +. Wayne. Mr.. Turuey, Nj seiby.
~ Talbot, Mr. Hsriay. A. Bissenger. A.
T~yes. VIM Caster. T. A. Brigham. A. A.
IIrkerscn. Wm. &. Holden. l. A. Hofgen-
40 and wife, e.. A. Cenx.ion and wife, A.
19rnistes. Miss ". Petty home. aud thirty
euroud -ciase rsa<enxerS-
x6eSheyu Pscfnc-Paseed Heron Friday
M 0eo. For, and las second.clazs pas
sfngcFs for Portland.
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Ieng . fassri1s IL Rarx1nna. yr4Ivxv
Lesis ~ esaabfzs1sea Aer eansn Id nSrkt
= E<sn121ne IN Ia Bez3e Rn@e- = ~
xeu R1Fk- II was - - senzsd d 5 e..
1zBppraFy. sa< Arue 49, a. this RnnerFfy
pa.y n thb eng. Nssefsa<ses Il aFeU Z
serxs hcss< and wn sDpce<saxrA IN eresy
phas< - il iae<zse puKsTn7<nRe
Mis- L<xs1 G<1l1tax h en- . r~ WITH
hrr zika. ysen1na. tnsexx and ahxyuina
TIE Azxhess type Of her yfo1ezacea ahii{
dr. In bkr 2jne. No 60 Is III runsurnnns
VITA tn s<Ass ct sneay. viii deny fkaf -
ssasdH atcne. In she aUumpfiou Of soaes.
eallzx tx he fanafe wfrkedneM aad can
Ming ~ weanan. she - every e7eners that
Eakure esn szfPsy - 81 fErnssA Ii he
l.s sso srss q ia Besle Krnx~ she i a.
emAusssn-ns ce femase ernA she defi<s,
tasxassas AID S;<adz~ Until = iass, skrsuxa
hxx love fox Aex CHA the uo.aaa A<arf .
sp1ehed. aad tAe ssruxKie On wnieh sAe
hos ~ her every hope comes 10 "a end
A sps<n&fd scf5a ct sexnxa. hoidlrg ne
acdsr1ee 81 every word were thnee which
topk rlnce between GerAi1fne sNksp Levin
and Captain Bsand tAr. MalzAxsll The
sapPorf1ng eoEYa1y was fAif. Ia Belle
Rzsse. Monday. Jane II. ClofhiIde, Ines-
day esezsng 1zse 18th. "Wednesday csrn-
ing. yaae rssh. fs<se; Ne Scs- shfee yrsad
praxrxmRGs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-09
PURIFY Your BLOOD.

Impurities in the hlood produce dizeaaca
Bodily and mental health depend upon .
healthy condition u the blood Ihs blood.
particularly In the spring and euring the bot
summer months. becomes ciuSxed with In
rarstses. whlra poison il srl senerate dis
eAse. A harmless blood purifier. without .
particle Of mineral poison in II, such - ner-
eGry or potash. Is necessary TO remove these
Impurities and 70 restore the healthy tone Of
mind and body. The best partner and toaic
known 70 the world IL swift's Specific SS-SAl
In regard TO Its wonderfa, rcrifyfng and
tonic powers we give few Testimonials rs
follows.
Mr. VIM. A. skbcid. with Geo p. Rcwrll &
Co. 10 Spruce Street. New YORK. writes March
18Th. isss: II fssl il nay duty. for the benens
% others who may be aficted - ! WAS. 10
write you thss letter. which you can use a.
nay testimony In any way you choose. iw.i
answer any inquiry from others IN relation
90 tae facts herewith stated Ia February
last ! suffered great pain and incouvsnis nee
frun boils. all owe: my neck. eosid not turn
my hr=d without acute pain and nay blood
Vas IN poor oun1is.or- After tryinx All tie
usual remefscs IN ssch casa AMI nn4izg M
resirf, hy thu persuasioa OF Mr. J. ". Fears.
Manager % yoar New yorx orsce. uses; or .
bottle S. s. s. ard :Bp-owed rsgialy and
very sooa ! ~as entirely relieved 81 ssy
'JoAs CamfsrseT&" Now nos ssxn Of my
Af-les ssa can be sssn- I fees sfrosg AMI ehee--
fal y 5. s h fn< toaic as proved IN my
ease. fs-eep scasdiy and .nr appetite ID sooi-
Dr.. J. y. CE<nsy. n sregs taown pkysictsa
writes froEa EzlaS lie. Georgia = ] Ese s s S.
IN coavzicssens fessr case MA tie hest re-
selts u VIII In my ;=egraear. srSvc=s szsa-
Hssr iysenssry. II Gee VII TAXA fec bottles
Ia tie spring. Hts sETssring the oowsls Toe
tAs .:rz.us e srasEsr~
Ess- sc0<t I.s<taz. 10 zzze ssrs-et fsisEzzt
Eae< re. wssi ysrsiE.a. sissss ~E&sis :
ss&a : = $ fa< tAs bsao4. CA safely say
that Il f~s;s anyshfss tHx. rsrs e. eiesn=s
the bseoa ami E4-ASe . Isss islzs. 60. ~ yss.
su1~
MN 8 HaFniir- Wlr<sc-. y. 4. WRITES
- zse il every stFsE4-- IL AVA tessszA 81
"a rsyias ne xgkrzste ssi 4 ls~<s4sas. Al
eaAtzlA< nc a. srs1d the Ions. trysss esq.
szgzzs ksss szss 2arr czys~ Ca Ez3zS Il SOFA
kseesnc ssEssar eg a<~-y zne e-sy 81 s.4ss5ss-
Truzfzse e. Bod - s<.s Diseases EsSlsSa
frsr.
sINF S.xr> - g-s.-r.1ss 81 D-zxe-x trt4nsS Cd
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Rsos 1eee Reensne1 ranaupHnv-
Oeses CsaEt NeUn.
n ernsd Jury virtaeA - eDsney fnrn
yeleHaay nRning ~ reszms1 H. nrnaus
- NJ af19no'sa 80 r<snfned sufoe : M
- fn0efDeu1a 4 trne TN uns fpun6
aentn2 ChR1@n n cspcher fsw sasceny. II
vfa - NDeuheFe<1 xhns Cssrk<x i eknrx.
- wssh oh1nizane - Al =. >. Tharpe. she
r~ii knSws E11sxskwsx ssn~k-rpirer-
ns1ef fasss Ds>senseA Chsrses Hafkexsy
ans lannen fsensy, fn1i<xed fo< rer~fxfnx
9sssa Ssnds were ansisnsd sad ptrsssd
m rnxssss's AIxxsxD AssArraxr
TsoAas X fsm1wsn. whs uas fnff<sea I
ssy o. swe ars Ia asnHzis- vss snd5<sssd
wixs szssrixinx sns rohkssx G~s-r~ HSds
frcstsa seseEs} m1nsbs axo' he wss eisen
fsrzhsr ssns ~ rsead 1he2as szs7fssa.
fndies<d ~ ss'saflks - fron fee ross of
ic<1ge< q the Cold naT Resfs1rant- vsens-
The na<lsa ~ 4 n. Bes.nIey. esns,<..A
Of kseFAnx ho0sr Of E1-fnxne Il wexfgss.
so< an Azreug ~ Judgement and szsy Of ex-
e<ufseH- was 9sul<d. Cks<f Jzsfsee Jonep
thea sentenecd Beenzs<y n par . Aae Of
feD- sd in dsfAaE hs vss es=snisssd "a
satL He b $50 70 entef fsucsxHissare in
lie suns Of tsop sor lis rr<-s beh1sIor.
sakfors nsTrKs4
<sfurAi.xs<fon rarrrB wgfe fss,1esi "a
kfank Lgxtkersskf. . rr1s<sAn 4nz4 Trgszaa
Harper. . usssre ~ Great E<itasn
yssi a seszid. es the district eon-f OF
lswas US sssnistr'f 10 przrssee on Enafsssn
u = j. Lchseuhrrx
Ise tary fz TIE enss 81 :. r Frnxier.
e1arxed with asxnust and battery upon
r1sffa Eyehsane. fets-eed q verdict Of
giiifS. The counset fsr the Defendant
laoyed fs- . nev trial. azd a-xxmezs ON
tAe rAsze viii f- beard this morning
The case Of john Arthur an1 snSts@e So
dcftwrx. indicted for kr-ss.rx . psafe of
business opea On SUNDAY wss eosffi aues5
asisi q n. co wedyes .aE, on sapsson 81
TIE prosecuting attorney. Tie case va
10 have been tried yextefslsy. bat Pressed
Tag Attorney Ronald states ftas he h.d
1ecu uaabIe 10 seruse . material uftnes.
The Defendants claim 10 be snxioSs TO
proceed with the trial.
The hack driver Cassie indicted for rob
befy. riesded not guilty. Cassie. u o Al
sexes3, has been running nsghs hack snd
getting drunken men for fares aud xsssnx
through their perkefa
Al petit yurun we're excused until nexs
Nesine~dny Il . N
Ia the esse u the Ffrzs yassoeal hank
agAtnst H. Inppan, . suit brought On =
Pkoaaissory Note. the defendants demurrer
was overuied and he was given until To-
day 10 answer.
Chris Josxenson. . petit juror. Was ex-
cused for the term
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EARN FOR SALE

TIVE ASp oSEHAlf MILES FROM
Il TIE srua ifsr toss ~ Port AnEesss- t1's
azr-s rzT.r h-stAfi4E szes sAssas IOWA. ra<'a
sad FFSs.Isssisx~ = SOL $40 .. tssTc = taa
kss Asss-ssx AZ ss-Fss - nj > aerss esssly,ss.
= xesNs :. tszaxtlay s28 es0x er. sssss u tons
Ass -ssszs ssssf ssss. SID rssS-~ seFcs
,.ssasass-. ,ssSsssE q ssTsss .taE, ~ osFlS<
AggAs sEsasss - FlSzs irsS-s. = aEs s&sssr-
rssstf - tsye - &C., tksn Ase-s ssss as1sse -
4 h5,xs sssrsss eaisisSfzs 4 "a rs ysssss 1st
f.rs-- EaE~e. Nrisa Ass1s-a hssss ssH-s al
sssss s>ssslss, fsEg rsszse, AZ x1asssGFses -
sszar. esd zat1F t1s FEz- gA-sss5sfs eve
sssssss9 s7ss siae. FAe~ss aArioN a. .
fs<l ssssxSs ~ ssr~9 ssss Pc sSss- t&A- = asn%
II tss esrax fxrzns * 4saz.zs tssSsss
s'szss esszz ss---ssisf y ziGssr zsass ssss n
ssssa sser SO rsassArssttys hsE ssts s'set7
a. -. Il ssss - As=G-s - ~ srtsf 4 as
faS - - saiGs-. -. = %
Fssrs Azz-sr~ Ga as t'sA. = az 1ss-
~ = e ssEE Iss. tsSNr-s - Nfa@
rlssk -ss-tssL " T. RfYse7stisstssa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-09
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
The Increase In Mileage and Lses-
motives.

Eleven years sso Tiers Was bet enc ics>r
me.ise engaged Ia the rail- scTviee III Scat
lie. and thai little crv~piag two ton va-
CINE on the sailc long uafros gauge iFse&
between toe hay al Pike s:rses sSd Lake
tulets. Five YEAR sev ssse number hat In
creased ~ four. lie engines ranging a.
weight frsn the sszae little two toHacr g.
aus 81 fifssn taas. al employed on he
Cotam ha = i.uses >sssasi rJai frats asA :
~ R~FssDsl sud Neseast,c. Today. isclac
lag Two EnEiacs ga t3o WAY, ssscyr as uifss=
ten t.scosna4ivxS en- pleFasi exclusively IN
the t-ss.ic 81 hts city All cegufs or These
nlue arr ~ sse t'oitstnAis s AsEVt >sa8si
rasirsssA. tssa IN The Rsags4 ~ta0a -s2-'
lac. aad cizat On the alrsc. Lake >Scse
4 Eastern, Two et TIE nineteen ls~cpis o
tives awigh sixty taas rsch. ans are Ia
t.a.tts1 10 climb the tsssate suCaaseinss
Thr ossr NH, Of tFScS II - - tncVSsfesi
ia isss 10 IL ynilss. >Sfsr - tasSe sltslilss
lives =, af.s H. "a The e,sifsiy, Sga al are
sisissn =, ~ u,naost wtto S.<s. tad Yci
,A,.rr ar uswsg.afverx Hsst marg { A. rae
sssrRsr s'asssrst eas believe o. AFFECT 70 -
t,eYV. that ~ ~ rssiis % s.iirsart tet r
eSss .f kfng s-suutF arr ~ the isksASf gr.trf'
AinE Esais evesy assrr cs'Naty IA zee tcss
f.ssrx IN "a 1rSla Z tsiiCsc'. and 81 n osise'
,ssssrfs ar there o,s--ass - ns4aN snEsisrs
cXgisssiY els silsss "A In ia oAa sgafsz.
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A LIVELY DAY.
Fcrty Ave Instruments Were Piled
for Record.

The attaches OF the auditors Office were
kept pretty busy yesterday. forty-fve in
s,ramcnts were flied for recori. of which
twenty-seven were deeds ngErcgating
StS.fSs.as. an average 81 s17sfEa each.
sales OF property amounting 10 ss,.oo, in
. well known British ColHmhis Capitalist.
were the most notable ones recorded. Fol
lowing Is %. list Of deces.
e. C. caikins aud ". ID. Wood 20 ". ".
Baker, Ave acre tracts A. u, III and @.
Nap.e Leaf addition 10 Green Lake Circle.
sfsao
waiter Rurristi 90 MARI : symoBas and
Martha smith, hst :. fra-tiopal block Il.
Mashington addition. ttep
H. r. Scott 10 sostert nriires. lots aud
.. block 1, Res addition, $40.
Arthur Hlrnes Ia Charlie. walters. lot -,
block II. McAlesr's seeond addition. $50.
United States Ia Ghauaeey A. Dayton.
tr-. lots aud :. see. =. y. and bots and
2 and tAe 81 Of the Sc OF sec. -, Tp. =
~. n T.. siSg.
United states % Arssa- Ba-nes. the w,
Of the NM. Of sec. =. Tp. l. y. r. J T.,
ts1sa
Arthur Rarwes 10 Charles Waters. the
81 aftse WI Of tie NV. Of See -. Tp.
.lN, X TE, sol
United states 10 Arthur Hurnss lots s
aad and the Me-. OF the SKA Of see. 80,
Tr AN. X. 5 T.. ttss
bsssk :. Washington addition. $50.
Arthur Bar,as 10 W 2. Epler aud J. W
whitehead. an uEidiyid@i bali inter Il IN
lots All and the SE,. # the sE'. of
SCI -. r. - y, r. r. si.ss
hass q. uigies = Reaefnhrsaec Nor
ford. SEs. Of the NM. Of &c. 6. Tp = y.
r. h. siiee
ASenath ". Foster 10 ". spaaltiinv and
Kate Roberts issis = aai o. III sck -,
Crown supplemental sdsiiti.sn. ara
r. W cofner 10 walter J. Thompson. lot
4, see II. Tp4 Il n. X T.. siaS
David Kelsey 10 walter J Thoaslsan. OF
Tas,mA the W. Of the Nws.. aai lot !.
ser IL. m. II n, X. ; f.. s2.zs
e &. Csikios 10 Mrs. Minnie r. Harvey.
lots l. :. So and s. In ARR :, sfarf 81.
Nspic lea. sid.tisa 10 Greea Lake e4rele.
s,e
a1siin A. RSn To W. n. Wilson. lat Z.
block n. W. y Belts fourth addition. s.sss,,
rnifei states paisu, 20 " T. wsilesrh
fsr the swi. of the Sw'. Of See j. IT, =
il T scott N F-aak Lusanorse. 10, L,
h'cek !. Ross stiitio-, sisa
Mater tsurrfts a. J. A. Gould. all ~ hissek
II. aud lots I. and ;. block IL. washing
II Tssn.s. carroll 10 y. ". c..iner. unalvid
81 !, % eel =, sc. ii. TT. = y. Il X,
sieS
II \. Turner 70 L. Sagies Nader, tact
&svIt. frr: Gu wriirr ssrsvs. ss-A-
Lara Risr es a. 10 fassip RITZ, the
NEss VI ths MA eg sec. ?. fR . y. Il
D.. 9Hit elaiaa. 81
1alse~ H. faimenler To- Thounas Es Do.
the 80. Of sAs- sMt. Of >ee, "a, and tic
~. ~ tbs M. of >ee- =. TlN = y. Il
e. f.be.
Jennie Sesqp To ". + Wilson, bots and
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prusl.an..s yarss.s..ry.

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3rgnkar BOX. not eseu tao plea az
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down from So osrrIosa ef 70 ir;css,
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the Il fss,r sissler .aa j. g.cge f-apaias
than auv ether drink. Tbs Sosnea'
WIN 10 IL Il has nut CONC ssso
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GRAND EXCURSION TO CHICAGO
Delegates or any other parties who
desire to join the excursion leaving
Seattle June 9th and 10Th for Chicago,
u attend the Republican convention
should call early at the Office OF the
Northern Pacific railroad, corner Mil
and Commercial streets, and make
arrangements for sleeping car accom-
mediation in the special sleeper 10
leave on the above dates. Fare for the
round trip $9i.D first class, good II
return up to Sept. 18th. A. CnILsEs1,
Ticket Agent y. Z. X. X.
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GRAND EXCURSIO
AND PICNIC.

Tie uniform ranks Of the order Kniehfs
Of Pyihsas VIII give their errf excursion
and picnic 1t Ravenra Park. on the Seattle
Lake shore q Eastern rnfiroai,
TUESDAY. JUNE L.
Every arrangement has been made 20
wake this exeurs.cn one Of the most brill
fauf R4airs Of the WAGON A large dancing
platform has heen erected, and the park
win b fitted up Ia nBe order foe the oe-
enaion. Il might be well 10 mention that
the great mineral srrinx Ia this park b well
worth seeing. and the water b healthy to al
Who drink II The ffrst Regiment band
viii furnish music for the occasion and
parade with the uniformed Knights Dane
Ing from II e N. 70 u p. m Good lunch
counter viii be on the Erouaa, sprcad with
all the desicaries Of the season. Flint train
ieayes the Lake shore depot q so q IA,
second l.so p m. third ~ 5 p. m. fourth 1t
p. m Returning. 70 p. m. = p. n. and Il
p. m A general programme OF entertain
menf VIII be carried ofsf, and the park will
be beautifully illuminated IA the evening
with eampdrcs and Chinese lanterns,
torches. etc. Sce handbills for programme
and prises offered. Tickets 20 excursion,
picnic and ball, ti-0a BY order of COM
mftsee-
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup, for chill.
dren teefhing, IL the prescription OF one OF
the best ale nurses and physicians Ia
the United States. and has been used fos
forty years with never failing success by
millions OF mothers for their children
During the process OF teething its value 4
incalculable. IL relieves the child FROM
pain. cures dysentasy and tissrrhoea- grip
Ing in the bowels aud wind collie. By Civ
ing health 10 the child IL rests the mother.
Price sc a bottle. apiStwfy
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Children ery for Pitchers castorii

In illustration of how fast 4 popular
idea can travel our attention is called
To club in Scotland that has placed
an order for a large lot of Cameo cigar
cites. stating their desire to adopt the
brand and asking to be allowed 70 COM
pete for one Of the elegant pictures 81
i.anrtry or Thee recently issued exclu-
siveiy for those persons who would be
one in a party who return the largest
number Of empty sc boxes of this
brand OF cigarettes in 1885.
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Total

dustries now bxfng carried On ia seattle
This does not include . number Of mills.
irr.crsss and other industries which.
while net directly In the city iInss.. arr
tributary TO and contribute their portion
toward the city . prosperity. The ssIsls3ing
and maIntasuanex IL the immensc Iron
works Al Kirkland will add fully three
thousand skilled woskmcn, while the Is.
fablishment Of the engine houses and
railway shops Of the Seattle, Lake shore 4
Eaefern railroad IT Smiths Cove and the
building 81 the large cosI bunkers there
will give employment 70 several hundrcd
more. Hall Bros ship yard On salmon
Bar ADD Their Large saum mill viii take fully
10 mere. The cofnpiesion Of the new dry
dsck VIII give employment 10 quite 8
number More
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First Chicago wsman-"we ore to be Id
raissed 10 TIE church conferences today,
aren't we*-
second Chicago wonan-.Ss. INDEED
Didn-s you hear. They voted 70 keep u
Gu.
.-oh. dearf don't know WIS. 70 do viii
myself this morning
Well. lets 60 Aroand 70 the court hcuse
aad listen 10 divorce eases We're not
shut out of there ret"
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