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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-17
e stx E i. bnrger Ga5ette.

ibren Gednrnsen bic Sage u1o Gaten areese.
ben limb, Die ite auf bic arbeit peripanbt baben.
pa es 'i6 heraus9eitelt bat, bab Ii3 cine
moiie lfi;Bfagnu anmeiinnaen i'm @onntp
onise6anit Bat, SIC ni6t eiiGsaeiSa mnreen itnO;
wuroe Der @ountp &ubitor ansepieien, e,.,.
alpbabetii6e Giitc b~erielbeu an;uferti9en unb
baB ale Dor Dem l. Sqnuur 1884 Iaais 9e,peies
men gl1rpeiiun9en be;ei6net werber brr6 G.uers
idrift Der @orte: Cancelled by Order of the
Board of Supervisors.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-17
Neleooten.

Sa ben usri5iebenen @arbs unb Comm
ibips treten bic gaucuiis am 81. .april 3us
iannen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-17

Sic Mrbeiter in ben Mai@inenwertfdts
ten Der Chicago, WiIuau.ee & ct. Yauls
@iienbabn, bic wesen bss Streits IN Der
BurlinstousS Balm entIaiien porben uaren,
baben am Nontas ale wieber arbsit ses
funben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-17
Cine ui6tige Gntideioung.

VtHt WtWtIBt VHtTWVtVHHy' ~" e'"S6
&lase auf S9aoenerfae sessn cine S1lafs
wassOns@~ Ompasnte fir abbanben setom'
meme Sa9en wurbe int Common Plsas:
@eridte in Gep gort enti3ieben, baB ber
@isentbiimer zines S3lafuassons aui
Gtienbabnen fir bic gfetten Der 9aiIas
siere baftbar unS gu S9abeneriab pers
pfi9tet isi, wenu 9afasieren Sa3eu OBJ
lGn0en fommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-17
gene An5eiSen.
$50 lit Trans GrpeIotnaen.

9eboren su Ospern, Canton &ebineeu? Ger
lelbe wirb wesen neutrality-suspicious. 9ez
iu9t. @er QuStuuft sebeu farm, ri6te bieielbe
on Reter @rpelbin9eu, Wsrrtu, Plps
mouth So, Soma. 3ml
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-17
3u %Derfaufeu.

Gin eintrdsli6es @ei9Git, @eneral Store, I'M
Serbanb nit Roitoffice uno Settauf pom Sarms
mai6inen, itebt 81 uertauieu. @ute Sunos
idaft. lin nGbere ausfnnit penbe man ii9 Oil
g. q. Sar,
9iaelom, Wiun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-17

Mm Sienaag, ben "a. april, tritt bas
bisr i'm gourtbaus, UNI 2 ubr 0a6mittass,
bic Convention %3uiammen, ueI9e Delesas
ten mad Der bemotrattiden Staatss Cons
u%ention, bic bier am Mittuod, ben 2.
Wat, tast, gu erpdblen bat. 0ie @arbs
unb Eopnibips fnb gu fuIsenber &epras
ientQtion berehtiut:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-17

~
1887.
StabtwabI.
Oelnofraten. . 4 ,241 Stimmen o,,t 900
@epublitoner. ..1,O91 &0'a''' 1852
Woyor SOlter erbielt Stimmen. go. 81 1884
1858.
SsnHsIifansr +: 3oal etimmsn ttr 8ufton.s ,ale
Sie Slliiouilteu perloreu. ......... -. Is
Mapor S0ltsr erbielt Stiinmcn. .......1 ,9S1
Tuent9er ais
III 1881, )
Soweit Der v0eaber".
9a es ausemein ~susesebsr 1T, bag bic
Sitter ber arbett" hui mebr 900-l000
Ritglteoer adblsn, 10 tanu man ie5r Isidt
iebeu, bah an bic 90O-l000 metlt un,u.
~ftiebene 9emotratsn fir G6riit. S0itsr
uRb nt9t fir gurd seItimmt babeu, neil
ite uon Sutton ni9ts riisn MOLTEN. Gin
anberer Sspeis beHer, pn3 mir bier in9en,
Iiefert Stafforb's @abl. @r mar Der
ganbioat ber Nrbeitsrit;er par excellence ;
CT erbielt 1909 Stimmsn. Oieis $500
Stimmen fommeu BON uu3ufrieoeaen
Oemotraten bsr, bic pom Der Suiiol
ni3ts pifen MOLTEN. Stun fam man
uielIet3t iagea, baB barunter au9 republis
fanii1e Stimmeu wareu. @epiB lit bas
ber Sau unb piepieIe es paren, IieBe ii9
nit leidter Wibe bepsiieu; absr DE Wabl
etslt uns beute nod on unb mir molten
teine Stnte mebr beepesen perpllteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-17
3n permtetben.

gSesen RIftritt aus benz @ei9Gfte, itebt bas
in Der Rabe bes @ourtbauies 81 Dubuque, Sa.,
9eleSene
HOTEL"
jI perlnietben.
Gas Sotel bat Der llnter;ei9nete 90 Sabre
lang 9eiibrt. IS bat cine iebr quite &unoidait,
1T in aus9esei6netem !3uitanbe nit gSirtbs
i9ait perbunben unb bot 80 Setten.
geim Sauie iinb 9roBe StaaunSen unb Sc
idloiene garo.
Gie Rietbe fam auf ;pei oOer mebr Sabre
9eseben peroen. -Giebbaber tonnen iid bis gum
eriten Nai on ben unter3ei6neten Gt9entbimer
penben. -. altman.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-17

Scr industrial Leader, bas Srscu
Der Irbeitsrttter Oubuqus's, madt in ieis
ner porlettengtr. eintse interefuute 3uiams
ms~nteaunssn lber bic Isetsn 8abIen, bic
mir bter mittbeiIeu;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-17

s. g.. 8IoSen, Setretdr.
2urentburger tinterfiibun8s,Serei
TIT Gbieaso CIorofeitc).
8eriammIun9eu:
Dim eriten Sonutas i'm april, b. g. neil Oiteru
auf ben Sag fdQt, um 8. aprtl
Nm eriten Sonnta9 i'm sSult.
gm eriteu Sounta9 i'm October, Seamtenpabl.
Im eriten Sonnta9 I'M Sanuar, @tnlesln9 Der
llelIen Ge1mten.
8. 8cuter, 9raiOent.
So. Yrof, Setretar.
Oct
Surentburser ttnterffasunss,|tretn
bon gleu YOrf unb SrooilpH.
p~erIammelt ii6 ben pierten Sonntas eis
nes ieben Wortats, 4 ubr gta6mitta9s, in
Sacob aluegs SabertHs Sager Safe,
oil Woutroie ~luenue,
suiiden SumboIOt ctr. II. guibpid ~stuenue,
Srooslpn. E. D.
pterrs SipseH, RraFosnt.
Sohn .. 9Iunt, Setr.tdr.
Saremburger uSnoepenoent GInb"
TT Chicago.
(geSriinbet am "a. sunni 1866
%@erianmluns ieben britten Sonutas i'm Wtos
not UNI "a llbr Na9mttta9s, gto. 40 Soutb 9as
Gale StraBe.-Seamteuwabl am 20. SUM-.
3. u. Shuma6er, praiiOent.
9ernb. Yroit, SetretGr.
0ir pubIistreu aud Die @sriammluuseu
Der anberen Iuremburser 0ersine in ben
Ser. Staaten, penr man uns bic n6tbtgen
glnsaben mittbeiIt. Ote dlteitsn 8sreiue
tomnler1 poran.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-17
9ieb, Sletid, 5ett, Bcue II. {. u.

Slelrlttreral, ............... $22.O0-24.W
8infminerai(black-jack dry boone) 100000
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01
CRANE & DICKEY,
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
IT. MEETING OLE TILE DEMOCRATIC

ATA MEETING or THE DEMOCRATIC
n County Committee OF King county.
held Juiy "a, isss. Il was directed thnt a
County Convention be held az The Cont
House ga Seattle on TUESDAY, AUGUST II.
ISIS, AT : O'CLOCK, p. NJ, for the purpose
Of nominating candidates for county Offices
and SELECTING delegates 20 the Democratic
Territorial Convention. All persons eT,
posed to the Republican organization o.
King County who are Willing 10 unite
with us is favor ef au honest and eccnofn-
ical administration OF public affairs are IN
yited to join in the selection OF delegates 70
said County Convention.
It Is recommended that Delegate Eiee.
tons be held at the usual polling places on
SATURDAY, AUGUST -, lsss. At z
O'CLOCK, p. ".
The following II the apportlenment,
based npon one delegate Tor each SO votes
tor fraction OF 5ej cast az the last general
election for the Democratic candidate Tor
delegate Ia Congress
Arthur l, Araitdale !. HaF View !, Black
Diamond ?, Cedar River ., DuyAis !, bn-
vanish 2. Ennmclaw .. Kaiis city ],
Franklin ], Green River I. H0aTb'on !.
Junaifa 1, Het springs ,. Newcastle 4,
Oscaoih 1, Remand !. Rentsnl 2, sunbyasle
I. samaiBisb l. snnquattnic l, cquak !, sal
mon Hsy I. slaughter 2 scaitlc-fiTsi
ward Il, second WAfs IL, Third Ward g
Fourth Ward : Titnxgiile 2 Telt J., union
/ /. VaShon 1, White River
Tho voters ia the late precinct 81 Easis
Gorge viii 20 - Eau@eiaw.
C. u EMERY. Chairman.
| I'd. +. TERRY. Secretary 5slsdAsff
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01
TRUTH sTRA NGER THAN FIe
TIuN.

NoErH YAKIMA, w. r., May %, 1883.
De. J. EuGESE JogDAS-Dear Sir.
Allow me To add my testimony to the
many thousands who have already
testified TO the virtue and success OF
your medicines
In April / was taken with bilious
fever. | had severe pains in the back
% r,tv head and neck, extending down
my back. Had very high lever.
Nv feet and limbs we're very yellow,
My finger rails were as yellow SIS the
yalk 81 an egg. Nv face looked as il
il had been stepped III saffron. leora-
neneed taking Your Hisiogenetic
medicines according to directions ia
the book. and after taking iwensy-four
hours the pains were all gone, and IN
three days could SEE deeiaed inn
provement in my complexion. and III
three weeks was able 10 be oat again.
Aieet two weeks ago ! strained the
muscles OF my right leg which ter.
minated in sciatica rheumatism.
| suffered untold agony. | could not
| turn or be turned without adding y
nay suffering Again ! sought aud
found relief in your Hlsioseneud
| medicines. After taking IL two day.
the pain vas entirely gone. and nos !
am able 10 he about my work a. usual
Too m8eh praise cannot be said II
behalf Of your system q medicines
| Your book OF Entire Revolution 81
Medicine should he 10 every family IL
| Che land. as j: would save many
| large doctors hiii ana much unneces
| sary pain Rud suffering. as Il VIII tel
inst ,hc kind Of medicine they need
Tor their complaint; for yoar Ineal
clnes are q success in acute rs Wen q
lin chronic cases. FOR can iruthfeils
say yosr medicines work like a charm
ia acute eases. and will knock aal
disease. ii taken az the beginning, IN I
very short time. CMAs. 4 CASE.
St}sserihsl and sworn 20 before n'
Nav Is. ISIS. EDWkRp WurrsoS,
| lsxA1.1 Notary Public
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01
CARS AND DOGS.
A Coifax Family Awfuiiy Mixed Up

Joseph Kennedy, the news and no
ton dealer, poasess.s i pet cat and Q
terrier Both are females, and each
recently presented hin with an assert
ment Of little ones. As they were OF
good terms. the mothers OF the respec'
tive families were given quarters to
geiheT, and an acquaintaneeshiT
spranE up which has resulted IN g
most remarkable state OF affairs. Pups
and kittens minele together and tai
the fountain OF life in either mother
With equal facility. Sometimes the
curious spectacle may be seen OF two
or three kittens sucking the deg enC
the pups returning the compliment OF
the mo her cat Often both pups ans
kittens tug away at the same animal
IL j. sight worth seeing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01

Ieiry stcfp whe-s enc cou,d sft<n era
quaint oil siIyes and znsiarse hs5oas--se
fhat hal beea researss from he y,z.u
shops OF no8xei frors the czhsnets 81
poor descrnznss O. wealthy sas.sisies
znk. the secona harssst trade o. tAs
dssser bad grown anfa n fonrd 4 a.
important psrt Of his isazins.@. ars
hunf<d 10th this country asss Earor@
over for o36isles AMI rssfcs zsth ~ rs
% Please the whlnzs 81 hi psfrons
The yossnE people were seen Usen ia
the mysteries u Appetite sr<rssss. Nrr-
efnterg f&nkaris and rxxsoee candle.
sticks. and II the eIser siri hal rset Ia
teEFSosea Miss Tow w0eii p-osasssy
have run hex ppgy faapa IN sebs 10 q
shocking extent
What Is that, Frank - zske4 CHS
more pFsi lent dxErfSsst n .he gzse iast
eoFeto - gizno- a. an en4nsei hreosa
ornaasentes b. sznozs French EfaEa-
stuFs painter with the portrait q a
court beauty wss0 iiyess II tsSose
T@4cny ttsses 81 hao4 ara fs<~sz,
Or wSile The patra was worn.
'Is'z a bless esi old IN asscsite spectacle
case. ard did you ever see such tre-
naendosls silver bowed roFgsss ~ tbs
poor fellow that c~nss! il had 10
wear answered. the Young man
laughing Ard here, Fanny, see
this. II lock. like . hs,ok of 5svo-
tiaas as3d he uafasseasd the tarn-
isflsfi silver clasps THAI closed 8 book
bound ia faded TelIow velvet arsa
strengthened hy hvead silver hands
and a heaxy silver flfa aroaua the
case. /. reiie 81 the day. vhers book
were brooks ana not things 70 be turr-
Cd ogt b. tens % thousands. 20 be read
gnre ard taen thrown away
TINS two young inca AMI the Older
giri stood examining the cid mi al
While Miss To~ vowed she hal seen
enough books dafiBg her last school
year 10 satisfy her for the rest o. her
days; ar.i wesss pro~iiag IL the depths
|0s a big tray faH of astsgie bracelets
archaic christening spoons and Iniscei-
izneoas trurapery % the species 50
dear % the feminine heart.
A saaeel 81 delight from the hoax
hating treasure hunter made theIa
tarn to see the latest discovery.
oh. | say ~ cried that volatile
voting lady. Thu j. the dearest OH
pangeft | ever saw, ana am jast go
ing 70 carry it home. because I need
one and shall never finA anything
again that I like balf ~a well ~ and she
held out little box. Il wonder where
this came from she ratified on. IN
sure IL must ne English or Dutch. for
it's too quaint for any sort of use
look r.
TIE others gathered around and adj
mired the toy. furnished and dented,
and with hinges that were almost past
their days OF service, Bat Fanny
studied closely for a moment.
.oh, dear. she said, II think | was
growing sentimental over that old
book that was 50 dear 10 somebody,
and now this positively makes me
want 70 cry. DO you see th!a, you
little Nansisi3' and she pointed 10
some letters worn into the absolute
ghost OF an inscription, but which
could still be seen very family
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STEAM TUG FOR SALE.


. MEETING or THE noAKD or FfIDT
Geasfafskleasrs Tor the District 81
fsIxef sssena @isi be held ~ tsls ofiee y
Il 4 DeIxca, II Pert Tesasend. on sat
ussiaY. August T. Iss@. tsstxerH she hours
81 oieioek n IA End oieicek r. "a for
The psaFFose .. examining All Applicants
far s4ioss licenses an w4zsgs embraced IN
fhgs district r. ~ BEi1gh.
Prelaelt q beard
4 Gxsa Eae-4ferx fF.y ffta
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01
NOTICE.

rIFHE eoPAsTSEasifJF HERETOFORE
exszsfHz between t1e undersigned IN
Ser me arsa name ct Gas1asa q ca. - This
sizy dissolved ~ raH3cal canssai. NJ ~.
4. tsASEzsn re4issag from shs ts4sspes<. NJ
7. n lzsnst4sa Siii eoaslsEE n tse Agss-
ness. and ~ suSneEis@st =, eosJess 81 dstsz
s.s.e the late aEIa 81 Gaxx&fs 4 20.
SAkEEs J. GAZZAM.
TaEU n D&rLT0S
Dated al seattle " r.. lsis 18th 6sy q
JAY, Isss. jTZ7is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01

A FoEEcLosuRE sutr.-H atheid &
Carton yesterday began suit in the
district court 30 recover $s2760 due on
promissory note. The note is Sc
cared by chastei mortgage ON Per
kins cattle az his logging camp, on
tie seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern
railroad. Frank Jobst was appointed
receiver of the property and il will be
sold te pas the claim.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01

Newspaper e'ansassef "a te~ wear
henceA =. r'9nt sea wsut q sp'sefie .
tor 8is pafT -. 49,,
H-e TOE new sffzlaeTs
~naust zee how thai cas lse.
WHY. yoa see. ! have pgsf ale sire
az NV ean Is the haseaaA ETotsf7as.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01

From thc NcFfi tcNn Herald
4 woman has iaventct a ''los7i'.c-
r,sirfesE nail II this means . issnt
~ each rnd. bow IA tlse Il kci1s are
Nc eulnr g. hit fhc na4i oF' The heAd
Whist tass WomAn shcalA ipf5i her az.
tl,, a. Il the invention ~ 2 hSs'1'ef
thsf Mil hit naSi instead q 'staastl
iYr. The fiaeer-aa5i q; tag snsaic''- car
,,.st cav
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01


ne FragNF JoanAN- Dear sir. |
came to vour place in q horrible con
diiian about tgo weeks ago, What
suffered from those pains through the
head, aisd had for the past SIX ur eight
wears. and especially after catching a
flesh cold then Il would commence
f., rood earnest. aud for > fev day 10
tanenc caa tell the fearful sallerings
through which | wouia pass. uptl
what seemed e. IRE O. le q gathering
over Che ewes would break. s5d then.
with the exception OF . dUa, sleepy
heaa8af he, I would nave relief uabl
would cateh toia again. For weeks
since the first Of last August lived on
graham uinsh and halt milk and halt
I bot water In f}sg morning for atHiser
and supper cold graham bread and
crackers. not daring - eat As others
I csqli. knowing she pcnaliy No1id he
I threo ar fossr ho&rs ef t.se moss terrible
| t1rtarc there scegaine 10 spring upr
a. i we're, q IRE n the stouasrss the
1 danse every few minutes shootiDE np
into the throat IL seemed 20 me my
throat w9h this
Fer the past twelve OF hliScn years
there Vas : distress across ihs sidney s
I Taf~ latter trouble ! can sin8 no words
/ a. give the fzIstest idea q vhat sa3-
I ferrsi. only those y no have % are
[ suffering from ktdney disease knox
j snvtA lae zhovs il; ! gave oat osl Tire
& n read lass tai aud have rcd
| hsen atae 10 DO : cool day Npfs
sss.se- Ne life, snSp or vim uFstl Sfsou'
onr nsoaih ago, after taking your alest'
/ iesnes alssas fhree days ~ directed
thea s sIgv new and then when
/ thought * Il. taking tEa ar ;hree sfo''sss
al : urFe. because ! lssHia forEet a.
Th5s kss,ss Hp fssr 2ooSt tw5 ~eeSS,
which gave ne ihe FRS and onsy n
sseG for yeArS- ! hzve otaiy Rad = elt'
tss.eAes ef headache ssnese--s,Glly 4 laiFss
t-,sss3,{e ia the 4 sfrach- Can ssecp en-
4 either side. nay sisiness gSvsss !. e e'a'
Atsls uair ana esasislE = So 500
ara set more medicine, tes sfn tsais
at iss,l vat wG essrr lse Years 70
ssastiri5y, " = l-sssAA8-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01
Notice toCapIains and Seamen

THE orFseE OF THE COAST SKA.
L s4ro's 1aian Ageney nks hexM ~.
szofed - t's1aHaerei2i xs-esst. tfSz ssgSa-
sssrza Of Sssgiug Hsla Matter eosap&ayss
s,7tSa,s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01

ISIS Isle


Then De- carried il hoinc 60 ills Ntic
Ana DO thr saycsi riomentoi tae eYen-
inz FOR the Young couple InaniSed ia
ttsir Stree in honor az the eAN-
Lacy lagnl timc e. escape fr1u INC
light hearted party ~ friends ANA y,
AMI srslgu with her toaa oi a nnsfaAhi
tor tWo minutes or 80 IN the nRfs.cFg
sna hoiI her box g. his ridiculous
hcse AMI with the Sudden ierccp-
ton 81 enc o} those strange sh9ssHwf
hat sometimes fsll- from he3Fta
know where -5cr1ss eur ssunie>
pasA she aii
io yaa suppose { eAaN ever X 81
henrTy, sc4r. thss ! sheii have g. lar'
vita ta.s
III
"Gra.s-n1 called tAc guard Si'i
Nle elevated train discharges itsofaua
strvet c.uu aeeut. awpnE whom Ma
party ~ fcug rsr-oas teo yoanE nsrf
ard tyso GIRLS. .e whose eyes Fiic %
an e,si-- srsdn and a visit g. ths
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01

@Onis think Agnes, 7ein'ssas'i
Mr.. Elierly, ~ IS iasi tasty - =.
a-a ts-sfAv sin.e ~ s1a nl'ss F's'1
we. ana what PITY yea uaarr1s'ss $.
,-eansf igaa ypa ~&.ts,i fsE s~4F--
4 sAsaii not - as oid = ara, af4e.
sl,ere ulsshs stiii re chanee teF ne
ssraFsse
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CHAUTAUQUA BEACH

MIDWAY BETWEEN sEATaiE AsD
vi THcet0s- A pleasant hsaitSfui sfsin-
rse~ fs,soss NTH safe Surroundings sud tx
r-iieuf facilities for camping. boarding
aud lodging. HsfbiRg HBs. bGs.snx excel
eat Literary entertainment Gye h9arH
per fay FoytY Lecturers. gasGs5eSi ccsyen-
lien. re
B0ATs--1hs Hayward lsaFes Tacoma at
70 a n, sas Seattle sS0 3 ~ each dag.
Wis the iy.sase The Clara 8rasn fssssp
s~efsie q 10 AOudagss Wednesdays sSd
Frldars Lkxxss Facgua 9HesfsY, Thur
aaT, Saturday al - > "a Excursion fforn
seattle every s&gsfasy eyessisF =; o'clock.
Tbe lola leaves SEATTLE Asndsy, weeBes-
aaF. Friday ~ s@p. n The ~kszit Ghief
lsages Tacoma "Wednesday a: ,. ~;
i@sges for excsrsior sf9ia seattle at r NJ.
fcfurr e. - = -.
SEES pFssgramaae every day. iylsfwf
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DIR C. W. JEFFREY

VETERINARY SURGEON, 0Y s4f.EM,
OREGON, has arrived Ia s<sisle. with
0sttse al tze xtst,irr 81 The sssttis TfxE sfrs
CasstnHy. lie treats the diseases Of as
iesnessss saiz&is. Charges Reasonable. -
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F,n.asrss. Eass.a-sss Thus far i hiss
,.ss bs..s ACTED thSf &ay organization
- gIrss,a settlers nave resolved 10
Sagtort Grower Cleveland Ter TIE
presidency.
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Notice.

TWO THOUSAND MUTTON SHEEP FOR
sale. lneslsV Of i r. >NtE1sSsa>.
g tAe Esicszsea-w Ma. Market. o.
Il u YnfrNs. E-tarasss..-r "
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ifabEsY OF THE HOLT alaEN.
A Boarding and Day School Tor
Girls, Seattle, ~, r.

IS4t2. TERN RESFSs AUG. 2. THOR
aNxA tssStFgessan in she English
ssss1cazss Aslsfe, Art. Eiseattoa atd the
Languages fuz farshs. information al
4rssS Sister SUPERIOR
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BORROWED BOOKS

TIVE FRIENDS WHO BORROWED
i frsSsesz iatrO6sez.oH - History.
AIsSn Locke. ~ ESazszsf. Easrrsou's Keep
resersA1ive Aea. pr cste- booxs. viii
greatly sfslaTs bs returning tAe ssrse 70 DR.
O. A WEB syI2r
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Nl-1TA lsksNk, AaN = -
rs EaagxE 5aKnaK. Seattle " T.
Dear sir Ahasss twelve years ago IN
lsft{ar . aesxv CARPET, ! strszse1 "a y
sell. Which cosspssssly prNssfraie~a ne
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w. toll.
iSDisS

Come. Tow. let's GO. Goodness !
it's ike r0bbing a chuFcAyard r. kess
York ETsRin4 .S'tls.
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We append few Of the many thousand
unsolicited testimonials We have IN our pos
session 10 Show that the "Carboiic Smoke
Ball" hae met with aud Is entitled 10 IN
precsdfDted sseoess. No medicine ever In
vented has become 50 popular. over mil
lion "Smoke Balls" IN use, aud we RAVE
YET TO HEAR THE F1ssT coaFLAfsr
| bad liberation Of the lungs. Used 10
tbroyy up eupsfuil of slime and corruption.
often saixs1 vita blood. My bead was
stopped up with terrible case 81 caiarrb.
used the remedies according 20 directions
(snoke Bail ard Dcbellaiorl. aud in three
weeks tisn6 wAs as well rs ever was
y scMAKEI, So Market 81. s. r.
vas attacked with hay fever regularly
so7 y years. Breathing through the nasal
passage was an impasSihslity. ] began TO
use the Csfbolic smoke Bali, and am com
ple.eiy cured, sworn 70. C. HicssoS, ~ ID
| had what Is terracd cstarrh 81 the head
and threat / used the ''cRflsolio smoke
Bal, and IL c1laFieiesg cured ne.
ALBERT Halt. a keaFnCy 81
Can add my testimony "a the efficacy Of
''CRrboiie smoke Ball" Il cured me Of
severe cold and periodicalheadaehe. ! can
recommend Il 10 anyone suffering from
head, threat OF lung tfoellc.
THO EElcHERT,
Surveyor General, California
Carb0llc smoke BAH cured ne 81 asthma.
youg F. NAiIAcx,
supi. Western Union Tel Co. Indianapolis.
i. cured me o. the worst Kind 1T caiasril.
Gro ~ D. NENcoxH,
Book keeper J.. 8, x 81 T. 4, indianapolis.
EY uSe 81 u haif smoke Ball ] was cured
Of eaiarrh kxg. A. Il. Stout,
Author Of Chronology Of Christ's Life. and
other works indianapolis
The remedies. smoke Esli@ and ''De-
feitator, sfe for sale az Stewart 4 Co >
kellagg' 3, fangs aad IiaEoTuuck Is. seattle
and Ell stewart & BFes. aud BoHaoy's. Ia
eou3Sa
Price of Full Treatment. $500.
| ialxaiisfh Ask vonf druggist for II
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PARIS UkIVERSAlEIP0SITI0h
OF 1889.

OFFICE or TIE 4. =. COMMISSION,
IS WALL. STREET WV YORK
All rsersauB. firms or corporations who
desire 90 make exhibits at The gi~oYe
nagssed Exhibition are hereby notified that
information aad blanks FOR appliCa iGus
for sfssee viii be furnished b ;be sadcr-
ssxuca ufson application st the above al
dress WM B. FEASKi4N
goEn's General.
s0NERVIILE r. Tuck.
]vgrsss7l.S ,retiIra Asst Gems General