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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04

% ! vana - hass - esusts8es ss1ress
iGp10iuonsly from ~ qsest1a.
MR. Wils1n Il enoroe yteiA foe epsecA
bss ] sessps she esssie9en - fall
ge.eeoos -! msn - sAr - Vsrh
eosy 80 snnss ~ 80 d f1onseesi.
80 LA1xeasf - ssp:Aas.
D - sslsssased biz eseseisn
- " seoee tsefred - ap8w<7 ea1 b
<sesssss4 kis epesoA. IN .snel1s6na
ne said sbaa skfs sehs VIII 90 90,
rbess ~ - 10 indussrinl pssee IN ~
ecasssy snsii tie ssx ivs are e3tab.
lisised 90 . basis fair 10 all fAppis70-
Mr.. Dinaisy. II Maine. spohs assissl
the Ill. asd NJ. MeKsasey. Of Nsv
Hsmpssire, 10 iss fsvoS-
Tie COMMITTEES tnen frss srd thu
h-suss scjoarns1.
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snArns. Thursday. May ..

anArns. Thursday. Msy ..
Advices b. mall from California state that
the continued Dry sssson has made crop pros
poets very gloomy. On the strength Of thoee
epoIts barley wss sdvAnced $3.50 per ION
and chop iced Vas advanced 81 30 Ter ton.
The gloem and the high prices will be short
lived. however. because . telegram Vas re
eelved BY one Of the dealers today announcing
that IL ~ss raining IN California. That means
o. improved outlook for oats and barley. and
q also means drpp in The present prices Of
thoss articles.
The steamer skast Chief today brought in
o. packages II wagons snd farming inple-
nsn's consigned 20 Knapp. Barrel 4 Comp ANY {.
The hide mA'ket has experienced stOIhsr
drop. prizes having declined halt eeat dur.
ing BE past week.
PRoDrSE RECEIPTS During thu past ~
hoars pi- produce received IN Seattle intladsd
the following: Z pscksge batter. % Jacks
cars. 1879 eeniai- nour. 90 bundles hides. -
ess.s Eggs. 81 tons hay, lis9 sscBs feed. ~
SACHS bran. III sacks wheat 100 sAeks shorts.
~ hapdlr. p.its. coops chickens, 81 csttie
~ sheer. 7eslvss and IL sacks cyssvs. There
vefc si.o rveeiysd seA'i0Ads Of general mer
ehaIdi.r over the Puget >ound shore Line And
s,aus from California by tho oak c. o.
whiimore,
smIPNEHrs-puring the past "a hours sen.
er.l irelshta were sent from SEATTLE In
the ioiissins Quantities cSfsRRsS tcns.
2 4 = n 20 toes. :. 4. a Try "a tina
steamer Z STIR, q tons. Augusta.
stons. q ace. ~ tom. Miohiean. y tons.
First~oe5. ten, kvsneei. ~ tens; ". y.
Mlnros, ~ tnns. Llysli tcns. sksgtt Chief,
. toas. ,slizs Anders,r . tons; Emms Hay.
wari. tens and oiymplan, tn.
POTATOES -wbelrsslers quote the marie;
a. uows Garnet Chii slt. Pee les SIS
Eariy eo-s tiS PER ton. Refs lers siil SIX
81 and 81 - pr ewt.
HAy-N.kinsa hss 10 sholrsslei here q,
fsn Per ton aud pas~t Sound I'll esthy At ss1
p-. ion. 4 taller ssll At a,aat % Per toe adj
Nsnc- 90 n - rasss.
HInEs--Auothsr decline noted to-day
q EN- hi,iss 1sx b. ng only Jz cents. SAT-.
hight ~ nss .sa salt. h~avF, y csa Ia
rrr pound Csisk % hssng cents for srssn
.ed is cents psf SQUAD for dry. sheep s.lss.
.to-n. .en ;ar 10 esAts. ana w1olci bring
frasn 30 ceuts % 81 each.
EGGS OHFsas hy the eRss Today rt q
eeat> per dcsss and frssa fNnch have dec .ire3
60 : G. at ,rr dcson.
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the IMcURABLE
CURED

HorxSsvuLE. Kr., Feb. y, feR
0entiemeQ-Sesen Year, ago sore 0ovel-
Itried q few simple remedies, but the sore
would not yield. ! grew worse every yeaI
for seven years Many thought had Q can.
GER. Over Q year ago l commenced tantne
i. s s., and two dozen bodies entirely cifed
me. When l began with Swift's SPECIFIC
was In very poor health. and could hardly
xas ssr naa and 5ps ana
had q good appetite. regard It as most
valuable medicine for ladies In weak, deli
cate health !, Is household medicine
M MIS- r ". MnsoA
SrAnrAssrRH. S. C.. April 2. 1881.
Gentiemen-for twenty years have had
q sore on my left cheek. II had gradually
whom had consulted were unable 20 do
me any good. Last fall o year ago began
using S. S. 5. At nrst Il infiamcd the sore.
nuch so. indeed. thai rsiy family insisted
that should leave OF the medicine. Iper-
sisted In using the ). ;. 5. At the end OF two
M, month, h, re soss was entirely healed dnink
1 lGls on the medicine, hut In November.
ten months after. a very slight breaking cut
nppesfcd- AZ once began again ca s 3 .,
and now that Is also disappearing. i have
every faith IN s. s. s Il has eiane me more
good than all the dortors ami other nnedL
sines ! ever TOOK Yours truly.
WINSTON. n. C. April u, isSz.
tientleren-Two or THREE years ago can
Ger came on my face IL soon grew to be
quite large. IL wore on me. and my general
health was very POOR. Last september 1
began a course OF y s s. which ! have con
tinQtG 20 the present time with the hspps<st
result The cancer has entirely dtsapIeared.
there being no evidence or symptom % a
cancerous character left My general health
Is ESsss now. and my appetite better than Il
Ia. been in years. am - years CID and
to-day I am working In the field planting
corn Yours truly, JoxAs LInERAcH
had q sore on my uppef lip
for eight years Seven different doctors ~
tempted IN vain 10 heal is. One gave me q
small vial Tor five dollars. which was scr.
tain cure" II Is Needless to say that Is did
me DO good. About two years ago became
quite tue 1ss. ~ people thought bad o can
Ger, aud took q course Of eighteen bottles
Of s. 5. 4 Tire result has been a complete
cure The ulcer or cancer healed beantiful-
". eaVins scarcely perceptibie scar From
thst day have been IN excellent health. the
Specific having purified my blos~d thorourh-
". Increased my appetite and perfected my
Digestion. Ia a wur,i, feel like new
woman. and. best OF ali. the ctght year ulcer
ts sone eatirsly. foars sincerely.
Trenton. Todd Co. KY. Feb. 3 iss.-
rrasise on Hood snsi skta Diseases u.aiisa
rsA TIE S~FrT SrxcfrIc Co,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04

ColsuDus. Ohso. May 3.-Jsdse Ps9s
this mosnir9 decided shs e~ss Of Aiken
o. Mysrs charged With eo1temps Of
coast By writing and pcoiishicg An ob-
iscsionssis assiais daring tire prnefess
Of the tally sbeey tyisiA 8yers vss
seosecced 70 pay fEs Of t1oo and ga
gwen shsee months 10 the eoaaty iii.
re senieroe vss s7specd<d 10 give
the defense IN opreYtuntty 70 carry the
ease 20 tie s7pfsre court.
aaivasssa Army CssvseseA.
orGxnc. May3.-Tbe jofy 10 toe case
Of shs sAivsfioo Army indicted ~ .
psbsis naisaroe rstaned . verdict Of
goiify.
Hessseky aepssiiesna fse shesass.
LosfssuGs. Msy 3.-Ihe repobsiean
State eouvension Vas called 70 order
for iss second day's session at 10 q NJ.
After bsliofinR from that time till 1870
e'csock. John Levis. Of Springfield VA
ssos % fourth d-ls9sts 10 Chicago. No
PATTERN vss sdopted. b1s ssdioasions
are that II viii insffest the delegates
for Sherman and Bssdisy.
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A Man Who Dyes TO Live.

FI>H&Bf - N TACOMA a. NAN
4 sas ty~s - I've al Fee< - i've. Aza ~
-e-r - fv-s ~ tstssz hs lsvrs. Tss E.Aa
$3.50 se says . fce TIA Tsss swD sel-s
Saws Asg 7g-fees a-asf7 20 srspspsta al
IA 20 { wesss tsss 81 b @F $3.50 a. "A
~ stezaNes sste ht q esa.tren X Aefs
sszssais2s pas. sss ssc xfag1 tkrunEs "a
~ srstsA I Az trsaL a. ginss % reEss
49,, &ss 81 o. eaf.flES oa- gvsr fezss
- AEkest DYE p-ts gssSeex. sE "A =
vcs0nFe& tzsHx Ia al vAs sa<ss frNz rfs
trs@A ennpisfzs ssassss 40 snr- tAsy VII
Fvs -~t q ". ,. kasssn~es. rAsuns >t~sO
Pr sfss, r@lf ~ a - tlta All .s.s II
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yxrRAc1s or IEsTIMoN

Mr.. Isaac Hipesrd. Of Centralia, W.
T.. writes Drs. Darrin a. follows:
with pleasure write you 10 regard 10
the treatment you Rsve me for asthma
of eighteen yeaFs' Standing. Yoar treat
ment has worked ike charm. have
bad no symptoms OF asthma since ]
have returned home. The cure seems
10 be permanent, spd it gives me great
joy 90 tell you this. send me come Of
your circulars, 40 mspy Of my pei bbors
uish TO try ,oaf skill 10 their cases.
Mrs. j. J. Evans. stella, w. 7. Neu-
falRis OF the stomach and heart. weak
lupss and greatly euaciated; cured and
gained ten pounds IN two months.
Mrs. General Adams. Medical Lake,
W. T.: Nambpess and congestion Of
the bfain. produced BY. q diseased oop-
ache and nervous dyspepsia of twenty
years ago by Drs. Darriu.
Miss Ida Rogue, Seattle, w. T.. Fe-
male omplaints and general debility.
Cured.
John Violin. etuck Junction. W. T.:
Deafnsss and dischsrRinR ears cured.
Andsev Andersen, Port Tovnsepd,
W. r.: Crcss-eyed from paralysis Of
the ontsr muscles Of the eys. Cured BY
one operation and treatment.
John Mullen, White River. w. t.:
Weak eyes with constant pain over eye
and ball. Cared.
Lille Quentai, Tacoma, w. T. > Gross
syeg; cured la two operations. Deaf
ness and cstarrh also cosed.
Mrs. Mevie Gebfoft, Seattle, w. 7.
Boy 8 years old. deaf since Is months
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04

The Bard vss asked 10 eompose lit
tle poem upon his childhood, and ttis
u chat be psodacst: "Hss dear 10 my
heart 10 the scheol attended, and boz
sememembeS. 80 defiant and dim. sbas
red headed Bill and the yin that ]
Blended. and carefully pas su the bench
under him. And how ] recall tie sur
prise Of tie mester. vhen Bill gave q
teli aod spranR % from the pin %
high that his hsilst head smashed up
the plaster above. and scholars all set %
a din. The active boy Billy, thai high
iespinp Billy, tbet loud sbootine Billy
wko eat on pin."-7oledo Blade.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04
School NOTICE.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF SCHOOL
District No. ], OF King county. Washing.
ton Territory, have deemed II in their judg
-uent advisable to submit to the quail ted
school electors Of said district the aue.tfou
Whether they may incur an Indebtedness not
20 exceed one per cent. OF the assessed vaIua-
sfon tar ~ much thereof AZ may i.e necessaSyl
Of the esseSsahis properly OF sad pisfsit
No. for the year tess 20 furnish additions.
school bsiidings Tor aid district, 10 furnish
the same, g. Improve The ground and to pur-
chase supplies aod osher appliances ard ap-
psrztus for teaching. Notice 10 therefore
given to the qualified electors Of scheol Bis
trict No. I, % KING counts, Washington Terri
tory that an election viii be held n Fri
DAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF MAY, 1ess
At Browns Pavilion, on second strse.. be
tween Spring and ssueca s,feess. in The city Of
seattl., In said county asd territory, .. which
election will be submitted the question q In
earring an iRdsbtscness not to exee~a one
Ter cent. If the Assessed valuation Tor 70
much thereof as may be necesesryl OF the ss-
sessssAe property OF rad District No. l Tor the
wear 1855, in accordance with an acs passed
seho-! buildings Tor sasd district. to furnish
tho same, 10 taRprovs tie sroend and 10 pur.
Chase supplies and other Appliances sad spps-
fstas fos seacblne-
The polls will te cpsn TO- the reception Of
Eotrs al o'elock .. IA Of sail Gay. ADJ eli
he krSi opea until o'eiock .. NJ Of SAID cay
Al slec,ors in fsvor OF borrox ing monsy vii
write Per inSuFrins ineehtedness. Ys~" on
t.eir szllots. and those opposed. Tor linear.
ring iEde btsdrc~s No."
rx,ei April 81. ISIS
TT. MINOR,
Nm II. HUGHES
J. n fRiAk,
Director o; school pissrlcs No. /.
King Cognts. Washington Territory.
NJ A. HAWTHORNE Cisrh II said sists:rs.
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CssrnSuEs wssDERs

sy pxs. pAnsrN AT .nn n11kSAIIcNsL
HsTxL, cBHnRY sTBxKf. SEATTLE,
wAsuSS0rcu xE11IT0Hy.
They heal By bringing into eetion the
all poseas elements Of neiure, and tie
rseupera.ive forces Of the human sys-
TEN; steg sdopt nstorsl course which
couuerds itself to the humblest nader
standing; they sften Affect an immedi-
ate cure Of cases deemed beyozd all
reach, besanse. IN eoDueetiop With net
urei agencies. they bfioR into requisi-
tien. Powers and elements wrapped in
mys.ery TO the ignorans. and iRposed by
the regular schools OF Astefis Medics.
though recognized BY sacred histories
of ali times, and the most eminent ply
sScia1s Of every aRe.
As proef of their wonderful skill they
aukypii thu fo{iovip0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04

Experienced interior decorators n
Gizx im a Cos, Second street.
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Ladies' Hair Dressing Parlor, corner
Main and second streets. SnsmpooiuR
and hair work Of every description on
hand er; made to order. ap25eow
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sElTrlE-sxAelI RIVER ROUTE.

Steamer CITY = Q-.ney laws ssatls for
skagis kiver and way porss Aeo6ay ard fhars-
day ussn,ngs. rstaruins Tuesdays and FRIDAYS.
For frsighs and psssaGs spply d coSsssnys
cnce, o. Yeslss's Wharf
uAN H.r jackson. Asst. Manager.
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Ns~ Yaax Nav 5-Pnrt-aa oy=r~t 81
81, sni On ~ q "a hour a n~csaa. serves AL
sissnsS % Ia s1szG aeen ;.il &C
49, n. @stst re0t-s - $40. fazrs 49,
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s5s. Kid gloves. embroidered back.
only one pair 10 every Customer. La
tour & Go. MP 1t
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NsN YusS. May s-uonef N call essy
r.n.ine from y 20 D elssing = 10 :. Prims
us-rcAatls psger >Ss. Sl~r iin- n han.e
- - for % iAF bills and 81 - for iraAad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04

New millinery By express from Nev
York. Special shapes, very new. We
are the cniy bouse that have new styles
every week. Tokias, Sipeerman 4 Co.
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8. BAXTER 4 CO.
Oser Tor sale in lots 70 s III:
/ car Yakima Early Rose Pota-
toes.
4 cars Oregon Chill Garnet Fo.
tatoo9.
2 cars Peerless Potatoes.
so tons Puget Sound Timothy
Hav.
SO tons Eastern Washington
Nav
40 tons wheat.
SO tons OATS
20 tons Bran and Aiddilngs.
20 tons Ground and soil00 Gar
lev.
2 cars 8pva0ue Mills vxtsa Flour
2 cars Spokane MtiiS Extra
Flour
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Amss.caa Esrres, ils. Cszsds rsofns -
.ieasas >sstAsru " @ atral fsofhf S2s Nu--
,'usta 49,. delaware q LNcsasAnrs lSf.
asav~r kis Hrsaas isx. Efie 49, La.
sharc S5~ Lsasss,is Ns.hEGIe 81. rtcAi.
ga NertrN 80 ksa<Ss T-aas sA Yes
90 gsnsrai h., Mother Psfae esh
rrrtsftssi &as. sarhvpsse M, Ores n
inprr xrnaens tzA NavzsEf1e So Ices
cnatirsssNa ~ Fseitg Nal ~ ks4itns
~ ESA i.lssi ttsS. 81 rsVt faS Tsxss
e.cssr = Uaias Fsctar -. T.. : Errr-s
Ia f.so Ia Hs~srs lbs afi..
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sts roaN sosx Hkstx~

Nts NaSx Mas - IN. scek MARKET 80
isss sesfse totsy srs 80 ecsrsc ga irrvTais ar
shcssh seue.aiiy ~rak q tas fssyaoea. sns
i~yrrua est rr0oEef In IT, Sas. Ire sr.-clI
ssaior~ Il sss sst<s acsns ~ a. - "a " III
ira FstNe Erseret Vase a. fAvorse,r o.
eseESea ~ aernsrcas fEng-s regarding the
esstuess q the . nspsRy aud u ttsaSassf tss
tiEass< pgic~ - ts~ 40 haas. The tf1ud
sisess tellS~~s slcee3s. graf la4isFisy ~
I've ssoess az 'ssciissslly lessf %. -seusnx.
tas >ertagrn sNs.ac pry erred "a AZ u AR4
Asas>s fenssls
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s,etson bats at Doheny & Marum's,
psin killing prices.
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Look at our display OF mems hne
sisk ties al ise for 81. Toklss. Singer
an Il %.
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Bigssle Of nss siIks and dress goods.
Chester Cieary.

Jhsre will be . hanksrehief sale al
DOR store on Iuesdsy morning.. They
are all worth s. per dozen. the retail
price would be about 80 cents OF 81. they
all 60 at Is cents each. Displayed IN
window. Toxins, SineeFmap 4 Co.
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500 to $500 a is. a0S naa., e.: . f., ss
a. AGENT sreseresa ~ha can fEsuisA tksir
ovn horses and give heir Whole time 10 the
hus,nes-. Spar fierosnts mas he rroa;ably
ernploy 81 als5. A fsv vSssreiss 10 isxns and
c.Iis-. y jshnsen 4 o. iraa Maia .tr~es
hrhmaS q. Va may5isxI9
Ch,larfa Cry IN PIishss'i rssla-ia.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-04

rss sAsb nsust Washington. captass Roee
asrfved hsT- sodap % losf col for :hs Ore
xcn IzprovsueDf Company.
ponz ptsoovHEr. Nay 4--usilee-sAip
ysfsssah Tsenp-sa. brig psseyu.
Puxs Lrplos. Mag 1-8sllsd-shsp Pa
myrs-
fArocsa Msy a. Tbs slip Palmyra Esssed
out IL tow 1.-THE tug Tyse.
Costy. frssh s1u-hue<t wind
Bss FHaScrsco. Asy 3-Arrfvsd- StGe Of
California, Portland
Csared-sszner N.xsco. Ti-.osis.
Depart-d-st.snss co1amsis, Postlsud;
bark CA<sarfrs Adams. Tseezns.
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81 eoiosed and white embroiceries.
Chester CissrS.
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- ~ O1apun1se<s Esskans.
~. h;GAsse -. isU1ss -. e3aaknx
-. tse1 0kw. tOnlm
- - nHnks7a
grv Ysuk Nsy s--Bess-reSsnrsol
errS Ear Esssrakly saaAy. Fesse1
>zsss
CsS48-Da1. IADs 1ss ~
Len1- q 10, Aa0es6te Ne.
fim-Essssr. stvufAs IA
txEte-&pss fmfs. ETC szieA. se~x6g q. ts5.
spsssD Jovyr. msss. q 40s bsxD Mag og1 -
f1es. ysre tftssofl. =. Jshy 80 FsD1i. e6
szgsG eio-00l9AB. Sspeszhss - E<1Io -
Ocsch<x e1ADl9 10
euEAso cATT-1 uxnKuS.
Havs- r<csivts 1zoLp. Darkes arm. s0se
cens4 AsSh~ss Ezss osnOz q. spaxs pssk-
III o. Ss0A1E m1xed q l10G - Saw
rsetine and sssrptne GfaD3.U.
cxc1sa. Msy a-csnu~-nec~isss fso.
msyn<s seea6y be<v-rs os&S.IS. csvs 81 -
80 sfe<sen sna fee1sss ~ esoss5
A&f- ReeefDzs $40. narssss stroSw
satsve shoea tGS -.
EvExPoo6 AAuBxn.
LvszScaI, Mag >. We. = stessJ
demand fxfs.
csvn-<lzist and Gessy..
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tie haase atogted tho eon.srsnce
ierott go tie jains resolution ae-spl,us
90 behalf ~ tne United ; ate. the lnvi
tation Of tte French Fryuhiie TO take
part IN the tusarrAsaeuAi sxt-ositicu 70
he hrla la Paris ~ 1889 CommtsSiaU-
sts rtpfxss ntise tho tnsts5 States wtii
ftesige s2isry ~ $1,000
TIE hseas then went iatn ccrmitsre
Of the Whole 80 tce ssfis hsii.
Mr.. Ntisop % West Nisesnia tOok Ne
aoSs and sgsske tn ,sset - ste Mills
bili. Nhse a caar g. dsRiiag xtth OCT
e~n HISTORY. be ssts. rsoseettoa scted
The rele Of tbs Osts po,itisien 10 eisius
tvcrytbiUg. Mhattytr Sc bsa eaire1
IN c0usnca With all other enlightened
psnpie Nv spE tfoFfs aea toes. ~ uisu's
ropfFci ever zoe .autrs 81 rasarr trQtu
the advances ~ srtsnce aud saxentiop.
whNtsWr % sa3sd wealth asa couae b.
as fxeua tie Fep,d sexssxmsHt az tie
great ceasinrnk's eNsoTgrisa ard ihe ia
Query % igs psoFir sns sts tssresal ana
other resources, Ell thsse h cAlUlv
raiass est a. is fVasts. aittsash u hki
nnghiEe mcre 30 80 wtla teena tAsn
wssA tbe rssasteu 81 tha piscSfs Hnd ire
~ases 81 lss sts. Baa these thtnN- fer
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BLLs rxraopucsp.

Among bilIs rsporsed ard placed on
fbs calendar sonIsss otherwise noted }
we're The following: senate bill 10 To-
tire ssstsin disabled of1csss OF the ar
zsy, house biz authorizing the pfesid CT
90 retire Alfred PIsasanton With the
rank Of colonel. house bill for the pro
motion Of efiiesrs after svo years OF con
tinsed SERVES Ia one grade. ftne miror
fty disssntiug.) senate bill eran;ica 20
ehe Oregon Railway 4 Navigation Com.
pany The right of way through tie Neg
Pefce Indisn reservation, house bill 10
restore 70 The public domain part OF the
uintsh Valley Indian reservation 10
Utah.
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The Delta independent., 1888-06-12
CHRISTIAN.
TONGUE CREEK.

Messrs. John Young, J. W. Stell and viii
Griffith have gone to Ouray.
Kind words are bright howers Of earthly
existence, use them, and especially around
fireside circles; they arc the jewels beyond
price and powerful to heal the wounded
heart and make the weiRhted-down spirit
glad.
"Yoeman" seems TO be very sorry tor
"Hoosier" because he don't believe in Wo-
man Suffrage. We will admit that woman
has just rs much intellect and, no doubt, is
a. eagabls Of running our government, as
man. but is that any reason why she ought
Paul says: 81 suffer not woman to teach,
or usurp authority over man." Therefore,
If they want to know anything about politics
let them ask their husbands, or brothers, or
fathers. O. If the women could only vote,
frsm our lapd", is the cry. We doubt it.
We recently heard q man say that II his wife
voted against him, he would leave her.
Enough.
Mrs. Gee. Brewer, who intended to spend
the summer here, has changed her mind. and
gone to salida to spend the summer with her
mother.
Mn. Henry Gray and Mrs. Isaac Fleenor
are on the sick list.
Mr.. Baker lost two swsrms Of bees the
other day.
Geors. Hider coutemplates going to Non
tkns.
Jack Berry will soon be done saving on
Surface creek.
The 18th Of July will soon be here, and
what are we going to dor Are We going 10
celebrate the li2th year of Independence
wha. do ysu say ta having a county celebra-
tom Well hnve to decide quick, as the
time is short. Come. let us get 3 move on us.
Dick Griffith has til. best spring wheat on
the nesa.
HOpSIER