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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14
Bids for Grading Road and
Building Bridges.

Bids will he received by the board Of
county commissioners of Fergus county up
To II IN. July 0, issS, for the following ROAD
aud bridge work:
First-For making grade in roal up Big
Spring creek, beginning on first raise after
road crosse, Fast Fork. thence following
original view to mouth of coulce at Sui
fingers sheep corral.
Second-For making and grading road
and constructing bridges over Big Spring
creek and culverts VIII, re needed on county
road on middle line between T.! and WA III
Sec. 10, Tp. Is ", II. Is f., beginning at
westerly end of Third avenue, Lewistown,
thence To- southeast corner Of Dan Crowley's
land at middle of Sec. 10.
Third-For building bridge over Judith
river at Walkers grade. consisting of one
~. foot span and one ~ foot span, Ii feet in
clear.
Fourth-For a good, substantial bridge
over Ross Fork, on Lewistown and Phil
brook road. about 300 yards above where
the road now crosses; said bridge to he a.
high ms bank on west side Of creek: first
span ~ feet, second ~ feet, l6 feet WIDE:
approaches un east side to be made with
ground and willows to prevent wash in
high water.
Plans aud specifications to accompany
all bids, excepting for Judith bridge, which
plans may I've seen at county clerks Office.
Board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids. Bids to be sealed AMI marked
bids for bridge or road work
W. ii. NELLY,
Clerk OF Board.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14
MAR RED.

SMITH STEWART-M the residence of
Mr. John Dawes, near tibet, ON Tuesday.
June 18th. 1855, at 3 y. m Miss Ella IL.
Stewart tn Rev. j. II. Smith. Rev ieo
Edwards, officiating.
We extend congratulations to the newly
welded pair. The bride is an estimablc
lady, who has been engaged in teaching in
this vicinity during the past year. The
groom has occupied the Methodist church
pulpit and resided in Lewistown for nearly
a year. lie is u most worthy gentleman
and has made many warm friends during
his passionate among us. The happy pair
will proceed to Billings, where the groom
from Indiana. They will return To Lew
istown in about ten days.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14

Tommy NARROW il as happy N II boy
with red topped boots, and he has reason
to he. While he aud e. J. Mcnamara were
coming over the Judith range from the
post Wednesday morning, they came upon
"a Whitehall doe with two fawns. Tommy
Jumped out Of the buggy and gave chase
The little fellows made and effort to get
away at first but upon being closely pur-
sued crouched down together and were
made captive. The mother oil the twins
contested Mr.. Marlow's claim 10y rubbing
against him pretty hard, but gave up in
despair after following the buggy down the
mountain side The fawns ercapparentiy
three or four days old when caught. They
are very pretty, having the white spots
on their backs usual to the young. MT.
NARROW would not take 500 f"r his flnd.
lie will name one GrovcrC Cleveland and the
other Allen q. Thurman. Should the sex
break even, however, he will call one i'eiv"
Lockwood.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14
Notice of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE Ar HELENA, AoSrASA,l
June ., ls~s. !
Notice l. hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention To make
final proof in support Of hs claim, and That SAID
proof will be- made before the Prostate Judge Of
Fergus county. at Lewistown, Mosi, ON JAY ~
lss,, viz:
Frank Jaeger.
who made homestead application No. l6sl for the
swi. NJ. :. 81 NV =, NW,4 81 :, Ne. Sw.4,
see. -, 1p. H. ~, X. IL u.
cont inuous re ,idsnce upon, and cultivation oi.
said land, viz: ieo Keller, Frank kalin, Michael
Bras, and Frederick Jenni. III OF Cottonwood,
Mont.
sw. LASonoISE. Reg 'stcr.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14

To whom it may concern: Notice Is
hereby given that the co-partnership here
tofore existing between Thomas u. Cook
and Jerry Crimmins. as retail liquor deal
ers, is this day Dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The undersigned will not he re>ion-
sible for any debts that Thomas l.. Cook
may contract after this date.
JERRY CRiMMISs.
Dated June I, lSSs.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14

! will sell my ranch Of l23i2 acres. ,itu-
atcd q. miles below Fort Maginnis on the
Maginnis n Junction stage road. Land is
well watered substantial improvements;
public school within 200 yards of rcsid,ncc;
good business location. Apply To
THOMAS DurrEy,
TT. Maginnis, Mott.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14
Notice of Final Entry.


LANp OFFICE At HELENA. II. TT
Junr u. l>s..
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has hl.i nud,,e of his intention I" make
final proof in support pi has claim, aud that said
drpof will bc iua,ir hciore the Probate Judge II
Fergus county, at Lrnistown, Montana. ON July
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

ne ffaas = % fse Jeha Lssk's 80
aalvanixsd inn Wueks - CsADoA's
ocek. II fEame b Of voed and 10
baildlua vill - sAasasd md Rssee1
IN Gnlvanf1sd isoa-
J.0. Bisey and Theoas Oakisy. rep
rosenfofivss frs0 Newcastle L3deo Ee.
3 - ~ Gnod Ledge a GA Rsliovs q
Oeafsx. ax11ved IN 0sstsla ysslseday,
aod Win lsavs fse E2ss q ~ Moanfaina
sAis nsgniDa.
Ths ship Barring Brothers, Captain
Gsofro NngoeRA nnished her osHRo %
$500 Sucs e Cedar RiveR coal last even
mn, and viii b tovea - - today By
the tug 8. l. 0astiek.
Mr., james e. Rohinscn vas admitted
10 practice il all the courts Of the Tss-
risosy. By Chief Justics Jones, yss-
tesdsy.
Krestian Euelebretsoo, q native Of
Norway, vas admitted TO citizenship in
the district eooft yesterday.
The steamer Ancon sails for Alsska,
90 nonday.
WI. Secc, while coupling eafs fog tn
Columbia and Puget Soond Railroad
Company, near the depot yesterday
had tvo Of biz fingers % tediy smash
Cd that IL il feared anputasion will b
neoo014ry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06
STREET IxPR0vEK1STs.
vur,r sun-- OF THH MONEY PAID =,
Pserxs1s noLDKns oou-

During ~ month Of Ap.u the e'fy ex-
peuded Slse0.0 In street vos>, enoef
the disseAioa OF Street Comnissjcs> :
Cunniucs. Thh money cas- expscAed
on tie various streets. n foscws:
Streets repaired - Seventh street
2g1.37, Pike ssress $26.39. Bep1hncap
street syn. Mercer street &62 81,
BYoadvay t2A75, Main $50 Al. Harsl-
son e17.ll, 3auss Sl1.25. Front eI.96,
yackson go 81. Blanchard S4.S2,
Fourth e64l. spring ef36A, Ridge
road 94096, Prince William street
Sl5Sl. Battery tl307. Mill &6.17. SIXTH
50. Cherry, repairs to sewer. $3.50;
sixth street grade $4150. Mil street
bulkbead &3S765. Kinnesr's park
&3l342, raisica Washington street
&285.7l, grading jackson street $3S IS.
streets opered-Allie street, 256 feet.
go IS; Victoria street, $50 feet, $40 SO;
koy street, 2se feet, SO %; Banner
street, s5S feet. $40 Is; Powell street. 266
feet, &20s5. Flushing severe, e12l6.
flankin9 for Columbia street, $21l. q.
Laying STONE pipe eever in Maine
street, $50 IA; Second street, $l264.
Cleaning streets, alleys. guttefz. +,
$l75 IS.
The laborers fecslvs 9225 per day;
teams, 81 81 per day, and oars 81 csnta.
The streat commissioners salary was
$50 75, thus making up the grand total
expended on the streets for the month
OF April $1560 30. This work has moth
ing 10 do with the streets which are be-
lag graded under contract. The pay
for such work comes directly out of the
pockets Of the property holders Who ar q
benefited, or ipj1red, 50 the case ma ,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

vRa7 scCrErI PnupI1 HAVK DEU 0cuo
pcBrxo NE RAsT wHxK.
Tacsna, Nay 5.-ArthaT B7Ssr. Who
has heen to Oscas Isisnd foe few
ves h, retained On Friday. BE yin ~
main here for some time, and bis broth
o., John ". Bsvse, VIII leave soostiy
for the Bowen Hsctcefs hDe sofke on
The island
Hes. T. n. Reed and wife, Of Seattle,
pssssd Friday II TAeo0a.
Aiss Isabel Holt Iefs cos Wednf s3sy
lass fss Sas fsascisco. WHARF abe viii
remain for . month or six weeks.
W. W. eprsaus leaves sodss for the
HacQins ranch % tho NisQ1Aliy river.
where be viii rsss . week or ten days IN
hunting and fishing.
Mrs II. Z. B4stlo, Of Portland. 10 81
TIE Tseoms shere he has been for .
Mr.. and Mss. Otis scsasus. vho have
been In California several weeks, re-
turned home early last veek.
General Sprsaus Ieft Wednesday
msHniug last foe fev weeks viait to
San Francisco.
Mrs. Dsvid Grass, Of San Francisco.
arrived here Friday evenine and " the
guest Of Mr.. and Mra. Ellis II. Gross.
Mira. Gross will remain 10 Tacoma for
several weeks.
G. b. Barlow left o few days ago for o
tip throughout the Eastern States.
Mrs. smyseT sud her mother, Harry
p. Smyser and Mi@ Helen p. 6myses.
" DO have teer wishing Tacoma for ssv-
erai weeks, returned on Wednesday TO
their homs In G,yndon. Minnesota.
Mr.. Ksufmen has been somewhat Ill
since the election, probably a resuif OF
his strenuous efforts IN tehslf OF M.
Dfum.
Mrs. X. W. Derickson gave an after
noon tea as her residence on Thursday
beteeen the hours Of 2 and 8 O'Clock.
A large number Of yoopg and married
ladies we're present, and most enjoya-
BILE time vas had.
Prof. Joy, Of Chicago, has arrived In
Tacoma and will act ss oreanis; OF 1t.
Lakes Memorial church.
A number OF tie young men here have
received notices to tie tfsct that they
have been elected honorary members Of
the "8iErs Guildn OF 81. Lakes church.
The fret meeting will occur ct the resi-
doncs Of Mrs, Jaoobs. Tacoma avenue.
Wednesday evening Of this week.
Thomas PITT Jacobs passed Wednss-
day last q: ElleoshurR.
Major Barton, Prosecuting Attorney
Coiner, ". J. Thompson and one OF two
others. In order TO while away the weary
hours of waiting for the delayed vest
boond train at Yakima, on Friday, took
drive and missed the train and we're
compelled 90 wait another day.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06
ras rRir TO YAKIMA.


rus KING COUNTY Party ssJofED IT.
ooasosrs or srkciaL car.
AL Of shs delegates 20 tie Rspahlicin
conveniion a, North Yakima last Thurs
day. together with seese members II
abe Grant kspesiiosn Club Who wste
NJ the parry. fepors NEST Interesting
and crj ayahle trip. Toe slab chartered
one OF TIE nnsss ard heS. eeeointsd
failmaD drAstng room cars en the
Oregon 4 Csiifoiuis l.ae aud tbs ar
ney SIR askoat tteaa fnget Seand 10
she Yakima Waiter vas aae OF srsat
pleasure and mfori. ew.os TO the very
eScsilent ssomaso5astans taFcishsd.
The party leit Seattle Wednesday morn.
sng. Tie fas eyer ATE S~iIchhscs was
sauassa,ns tee and nevei 60 nest OF the
occapznts q tue car aud nearly sil 90
board congratulated themselves on hsv
iue taken advantage OF tbe oypotsastsy
"a ssais The mountains ssefsFe Inls . uar-
~ass marvellous visoa Of snRineesgus
sAensd be dissar3es. far ga the vary
CAV 90 Walsh tee s'afty started. ste tao
tpds ef tae SssUpsds taeasi we're
nnilsd aud Il wtii hx hst matter OF
fcv weeks wEea trains viii abandon tie
Tine over The saacsn ard the passage
ever ste srash tAlkra ut Sstsehsaek
Viii be a thipg ~ tAe gasa.
Nhcn q rnEker5 IA c0arrniics o.
clse ~stk Ia Nassh Yakima shs mesa
berA 81 the Seattle party ta0k seeSsisn
e. ieok ossf thai elty aca tue eaeatsy
sarru1Udtng "a sai arriving a kgsrs
batg Efssiss DerstnG al tae FeIarn trio
she tine FROM niae ~ tae naeYnipe sigl
Eve In s5s sftsFS sc xes passa4 "a the
terfNtaS usstfs,pasas OF X ssst&s esunsx.
hese fss Seattle rSeple wsre rsexssss
aad TREATED Siih Erpst ktrt1sss szd
ecsdislity D. tbs iesaiaz e1siEsEs 81
the rlsss- Cssrssets we're pFI sssiss aasi
tee parry ~Ns aasen exsr tie fertile
sa1 assszessvs Acids n sas ns4ehe.af-
havf.
tes refafn ever fhr s~iseehsek wAs
fr&de eusluE tie ntxas sea tie car
oreaRei 90 sssaa s,ili . Se4sssa sAaFt
~ afzsF tee p's1nez sesssrasg f1cSninz.
Ste satiFe tftp eas SsFn = resstanss sx
cataa0a wasa al sas ! e xaf SD naas
% q wxksi71S - 1Essgs sstze fsal.
rsvs ~ seAi tssig5asise. at5 IL - safs "a
ptsclss tast snnss va psFsse7rss~a is I
D. sss. Sals looS visa favor npssa th~ 4
t&~a ct eezsssrsEs FgseslAi car ses1.a
teSs g<seeaaeS &c called sgsaa o. 81. /
tend KgaAss . eoExenss0a Of sey attn
.kAsSSSs knx&sSs 20 lbs r.r.x vry. hi. r. i
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

W. Iesssk n. l. Ys.ls. AIbsss
WrRfe Z. B. AsdssUs - ,. H vsse-
~. xhs ssofss1D Il - 81 800
49, Bjoysd ~ !. = aaydes. W..
AeMts6eo ssA fbsoes OsssueoGh, ct
O1yep1a, =. b. EoesDsp. u HcQssa1.
q. r. Bse6ses0, ~. Oaibeen 80 Az.
BssA, ~ ross Tsvussods J. 4. L1sGis.
os lslaoA ooansy. ,. Ksefs. # ktansr.
aad O. b. Bssnfhard sod Henry ~
BsSds. of eknxfs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06
How THE TABLES WE'RE TURNEp.-A. T

How THE TABLES WEIR. TURNED.-A. F.
Naher, hardware man at Schwabacher's re-
Gently sold some property in Tacoma to q
man named Steinbach, and took q mort
gage to secure part Of the purchase price Of
the property. Yesterday Mr.. Steinbach
sent him certified check for the balance Of
the purchase price Of the property, and in
closed discharge Of mortgage. all filled
out, to be signed, and returned by Mr.
Naher. The discharge as prepared by the
Tacoma man, run as follows: nov all
men by these presents that l, A. F. Naher,
of the village Of Seattle, county OF Pierce.
and Territory Of Washington" etc. Mr..
Naher. noticing the mistake in the name of
county, in which Seattle Is situated, pro-
cured blank discharge Of mortgage. and
filed it out Is follows: Know all men BY
these presents that I, A. F. Naher. OF the
City Of Seattle. commonly known as the
Qaeen City, and metropolis Of the north
west, do hereby discharge . certain mort
gage made and executed by E. 3. Stein
bach OF the village OF Tacoma" etc. This
latter discharge was duly signed, sealed and
delivered, and will doubtless 60 on the
records of Pierce county, thus making .
permanent record of how . Seattle man
turned the tables on facetious friend.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

THH Losaxs's ASSOCIATION. - The
meeting Of the Puget Sound Loeges'a
Association held in Seattle last even
ine vas largely attended. Secretary
AcElroy read report setting forth the
facts he had gathered durius the past
two months, by personal observation
and investigation, IN regard to the log
cling and numbering Interests on the
sound. He stated thai about one more
month would be required in order that
his work, now well under vsy, may be
perfected. Those Who attended we're
we'll pleased With the report. Mr.. No
Eiroy ia nov citing up the hesdqnsr-
tiers rooms IN the Batter boiidirR.
where :hs future meetings of the aseo-
citation will be held.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

~ : vu1tns = Ma Las1n0a Haan1nRL
= - Gseo q usa EssS. u Wh10b1
la1aDA fps ~ 6nys.
d. l. r. HAIRLESS sg1aRDod nm -
OnItfosnin sxip Iags OoDk
M. 1soes Haabso = sepeRto4 70 -
peisc3oaI IN . fomansis DsfI4nae -
loser CAiifosuia.
Prof. Csnpoeli b back from wah
rsGsoo-
III. l. @. Lewis, laAs Of BoseoD. 0aa-
snehussess, u nov 0acA1e1 Of tbe ID
isea slsetrss liGhf eoocaay - Post
Townsend.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

A "RtxrLs CxInBsR.r-Tne steamer
Name. shieh vas a,ssd ~ last fail for
service on the upper Soohomish and
Su9Quainste rsvsfs, where the vstef 10
saaiio~ and svift, has turned cot 10 b.
e success oosvisssssx ding tie many
I-eticsiocs that she zSal5 rrsvs fail
are. SEE rams frscn saehosnisa - Fall
CITY. esssAnse Of sixsv mites. and -
The csnssin sxcr-sses u she ~ regs-
las ritf. c.snsos-." Par. ~ ter macsin-
cry becsrse d.sosd-red las; week aud
see cine 90 Sestfie for repsirA See
len fer SsoaoniSh % Friday With Q
ezs load Of nseFchaodise. incisdsrg sew
erAs wagons fos settlers along the 500
oaalasa. 7. H. nsAiiiss b captain Of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06
New HACK Lms.-Mr. Robert Cham

Nsv HACK Lus.-Mr. Robert Cham
bers has started Q hack line in Seattle,
and has bis stand In front of tie Osci-
dental hotel. He 10 we'll equipped with
foe horses. new carriages, iandnns end
coupee, spd above ell fooer ard care
fni drivers. Mr.. Chsubsrs IL IN old
and experienced hand In the trapspor-
tetion business, and las come to Seattle
to remain. His outfits are ell new and
ffeeb. Orders can DO left at the 81 at
tie Delivery Oompapy's ONCE, on Jspes
street, opposite the Occidental, or with
drivers on % ,idental square. His tel
ephone IL No. so. Mr.. Chambers also
has q baggage delivery, connected with
his hack line, and will give careful 81.
tention TO all orders left with hin.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

ToSiSa MSS INSTITUTES Degasy
Giihrsds OF Portland. Oregon, inx,t-
t1isd irssisnsc M. - las. night. TIE
fes,owsng sfsisers wer elected sad reSu-
tsr,y ns:Si.e.: Pr~sitect l.. ). Eoosn;
la vice rsrst.snt. J. ". yaeksan: ssd
wee pses1dsni. 4. X Psnknes. resara-
ins sSSustaEy. Ieoeass NsaAn; corrss-
r7essrz eFrtsss. NJ. D. Narsr; tress.
assr, II W. &ilsF; MARSHA, Wa. has
ss.ls eysc1tiye ccHanSt:ee. Nsssrs. West,
tEeupsan. CeseAsiy, b,&acsar3. Rrsa-
asn Aas sssanoe- The iEEasss ssasts
GO vstn nssmrersric Of ffsy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06
NOT M0RTCACED.

Not having to pay interest every month
on big elephant we can afford with our
Large Cash Sales and small expenses to
undersel every one Our cash system
a grand success. Only a cash store can
afford to give cash values. You do not
have to pay for any bad debts, book keep,
ers or collectors, as we do a strictly cash
business and can afford to sell close.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

On. mirror. sn<srst mirror,
when vsxsa hzssts are iis
Do either slss tby fssde1 frame
! mss1 prep 10 bss,
Ard tors ny bead sEd tess my cufss,
Ard scfsly smile and post.
To sse ny teeth IKE ssws u pearls,
And bfiSg my dimpiss cat.
"0h. foolish girl Oh. wicked sir'.E
AnHf Barbara dsth cry.
ITO think - mach u iseef..cr charms
That ns.s ss-srsd /. de-
RememLrr was s.ecs a. youax
And fair to zee - thoa.
And tssi u eizss enc day VII sAos
fey iAcss what nine " .es."
I'D say little prayer sssight
That may ne grow vain,
Bat 10 the morning. dawn, dsar gas,
! mast peep 10 agaia
That rosy BPS aad cream white skin.
Asf eli I've sess IN thee,
Mag ssil me that Amt Bxsbzsx
Has never looked Ike me.
Mary Kyle Dallas 10 Womae.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

TIE Nxv BlAxKLY MnL.-Tne steam
er Poliikcfsky took GO tons Of the new
machinery, which had jsss srrived fran
the east, over to Port Blsks,Y yesterday
The new mill tein9 buIlt at Blakeiy 10
said 70 be the largest ana finest struct-
ufe Of the kind in the United states.
The interior Of the main b1iidips,
which u free from beams or posts. and
10 l0OIbC0 feet.
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roRI rewNsESp.
scctAt ESrxxrsiSNEST At TsH n. r.
csuacH fkssoNAL MOTIFS.

soctAt bsrxxrsfSMEST AZ IRE n r.
csuacH PERSONAL sorxs-
Posr rovSsxSp, MAy 5.-Ths enter.
tstumpni cen@fssing mainly of tAblesnx
tsaGtAti0ns, given bs the ladies OF tie
NJ 4. Csareh - Tuesday evening II
LesrueS's aesra aeass, furnished all the
sa.sy mens that had exen gremisei
Ice pssuesaal participants u tie eyer;
~sre Mrs. Nav Vac AIKEN. Mira Cas-
feensAtu. Nts- Minnie Hastings, Miss
Mad stssser. Mss Grsce Nash. Mss
Lesy Italsdslt, Mtss Ethel snd Miss
Letss CoeTsli. Arss klsa and Miss
NNnse Pssnp. Miss AuEa kses, MIS-
Ja=ts hlsl. Miss Lalise Miller. Miss sadie
Pssee srs Nessrs. J. A. WNst, gs.
wsssNn, & NJ. Sse-ny, h L. Miller. J.
j stecksn3, A A. PIsmmet. l. X
-ssxess and A. +. Lsarn=t.
susxs.
AucsssAis Gill he glyec ~ tee class
% dies Laase Mtlss 81 Lsa.uss's
aceEA As.se % ihs Sc srst.
Ese esaSxss sta-n as 90 b. Rix~u
TaaE-s'sY sssnics hs Miss Grzes Parssr
sas stArsS. did 70, eeasz q oxlax -
iscA 81 patronage.
rfEscxAi-
Nf. L. L. Fsen ess sseSetez. a usss-
sien 1fsA sAa 4. :. I. CO N raarre 81
isSsF ssoFs &c Tres ale.
H.. AIire wstr. sai,oE % tie xr,,sss,
ass re- nroxt fsass paax~res4.
osst. u .sisxFs Is arSSs<sd ysss-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

No halfway bargains With rs. We
buy from, flfst hands and can sell to
you for what the small stores pay the
San Francisco merchants.
Toklas, Sill teYmau Is Co.
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Millinery by express from New York
viii be Displayed Monday. New shsvs 8
losias, siueernan 4 Co.
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s0s-ask to see our nev 300 corset.
Chester Cieasy.
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Z kid gloves sold for $50. Latour 4
90. u2-ls
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nTNT-MAY PARTY. ITO.
OLsxrIA, May "a very pleasant
entertainment vas given BY the pupils
of the city public schools on last Friday
evening in Columbia Hall, consisting Of
Destinations, music, etc. The enter
taipment vas under the directions of
Prof. b. w. BrininaIl, city sch DOL super.
intendent, wbo Receives mooo praise for
the pains to took 10 make Is 90 CON-
plete success. About $50 we're realized
which will be devoted to purchasing
furniture and other apparatus Tor the
school rooms,
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NO = FANCY = PRICES.

A large shipment Of New Goods just
received, greatly under value.
WONDERFUL BARGAINS THIS WEEK
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NAT DAT EXCURSION.

furniture and other apparatus for the
school rooms.
NAT DAT xxouRsIoN.
The pupils Of Olympia Collegiate In
stitute 10 the number Of about fifty,
beaded by Prof. L. z. Follst sbee, psesi-
dent OF the institute, boarded the Fleet
wood last Tuesday morning bound for
Steiiaooom, where they spent the day
and returned 10 the evening. They re-
port having had q most enjoyable time.
MAT DAT PICNIC AND DANCE.
For the last two weeks invitations
have been out by the people Of Cham
bers Prairie. for q May day picnic At
the Collins place, on that prairie, TO
conclude with dance In the evening,
IN the large hall built BY Mr.. HeAly
Collins, for that purpose, near the pic
uic grounds. Il Was tbs intention of
many OF the city folks 10 acceIt the in
vi;ation Of their country neiRhbors and
attend both picnic and dance, but the
murkv sky and damp atmosphere ON
Tuesday morning caused many to re-
main in town, much to their disappoint-
ment. 10 the evening, however. the
temptation to 20 TO tie dance vas too
great, and many Of tie yourRer folks
went out IN carriages TO tie scene of
the festivities. Thoee who did 60. have
| been conHraialatinR themselves ever
since. The people Of Chambers Prairie
and tie hosi, Mr.. Collins, tn particular,
did all In their power 10 make Is pleas
ant for their city friends, and their ef-
forts we're pronounced complete src
cess by all present. Browns orchestra
furnished the music. which Vas very
satisfactory 60 the dancers. A bounti-
folly laden table was placed az the dis
poaai CT the dancers during the sptire
/ evening. About twenty persons were
in attendance. Among these from
Olympia we're Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Far
qahar. Misses Locy MuosoB, Floy
Frost, Dora stesDbcra, Emma Hood,
Eva kirkepdal, Miller, smith and Lit
tlejohn. and Mes. 70. John De There,
Geo. A. Williams, W. A Van Epps. Gus
Harris. Geo q. Mills, Fred Caflyon and
Henry kirkendali.