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strike-so to speak and drop work,
seriously imperil health in more than
one way. First and foremost, their in
action begets their disease, which is
hydra-headed, including such danger
GUS maladies as Bright's disease and
diabetes. Next. when inactive they fail
to assist in removing from the blood
impurities that beget rheumatism, govt
and dropsy. Third, their inaction
weakens the bladder. All this is pre-
ventable and remediable by the PLEASANT
promoter of organic action, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, at once tonic and a
regulator. This gently but effectually
impels the kidneys to return to duty,
and strengthens them and the bladder.
Upon the bowels, stomach and liver it
likewise exerts regulating and in
Migrating influence, and it strengthens
the system, and averts and remedies
malaria and rhe umatism
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-30
THE LAWS DOMAINS.
A Fifteen Minute Session in
the Third District.
THE FIRST DISTRICT DOINGS
Police Court Picktugs-Probate Or
ders-A Mechanics Lien Fore.
clOsed-Court News.

Judge Foreman opened the Thir ]
District Court at 10 am. yesterday; fif-
teen minutes later, he had closed the
shutters and disappeared. The follow
ing was the only business disposed of:
A. Milton Musssr vs.. Salt Lake & Fort
Douglas Railway; continued by con-
sent.
Julia Davis VS.. George W. Davis; de-
cree OF divorce granted plaintiff on ac-
account of failure to support, abandon.
ment, etc.
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A Return to DUTY.

This is always desirable. and the
speedler it takes place the better.
Doubly welcome is it in the case of
those usually industrious little organs.
the kidneys, which, when they go on a
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FALL AND WINTER OPENING

Will take place at Madame Buttons
Millinery Parlors, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, October 10, II and u.
Ladies please call and inspect at No. IA
3 First South Street, opposite Deseret
National Bank.@"N0 cards."
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De,soaous warm beverages.

Those decoctions served to the thirsty
,ndto d at the Occidental are delicious
pure and superior First-class wines
LIQUORS, beers, ales and cigars. Family
Tapplies specially.
AUER s. MURPHY, Proprietors.
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NOTICE

All agents OF The HERALD are re-
quested to promptly advise this Office
by telegraph, Of the non-arrivaI of
packages of DAILY and SEMI WEEKLY
HERALD's by the mails with which they
are due. This viii greatly aid US in
asoertaining where the fault lies.
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Special Floor Paint.

Quick and hard drying. For sale al
Sears & Liddle's, 50 W. First South.
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$50.

The Cooking Exhibition at II Main
Street, will close at 2.30 p m. to -dav.
I you wish to see it. please come before
that hour.
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For Sale.

Hammond Type-writers. three months
trial. c.. Orlob, 4. c. NJ. l., Salt Lake City
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sawdast and Slabs

Sawdust and picked slabs cheap
carload lots. Inquire Of the Provo II
Co-oP., Provo. hsseRs .----4 8
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The HPetito''

photograph, $3.50 per dozen, at Fox Y
Symons. /
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NOTICE

On June 18th our stock was burned.
We now offer large stock of Furniture
entirely new, we think at prices lower
than any heretofore named. Ware
house and show-rooms, building for
merIv occupied by Co. op. shoe factory.
A line of samples and Office at the old
stand, Main Street.
bARRATT BROS
LATEST novelties in Paris Wi gs,
Tips and Chapeau Coronets. just -
ceived at AUERBACH s.
NEW DESIGNS IN GAS FIX rUREs
at He5sch & Ellerbeck's.
Pools on the Election
will be sold at the Walker House every
evening at 7.30 o'clock; last sale Mon =
,iav evening, Novem Der 9TH.
Paris mutuals on gene al result or on
doubtful States. So
Parties desiring to place wagers con-
6deutiaIly eau do so through the media
lion of the undersigned:
ISAAC WooLF.
HERMAN BAMB BERGER.
Commission ~ per cent. t
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BOYS and Children's Suits and Over.
coats of latest styles, at
z. AUERBACH & Bros.
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WOOD MASTELs, fine line. at
DINWooDEY's.
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Probate Court.

In the Probate Court yesterday the
following orders were made:
Estate of Edwin Middlemss3, de-
ceased; George D. Piper, W. J. Bate
man and George E. Blair appointed
appraisers.
In the matter of the estate of Angus
tus Podlech, deceased Clara E. Podlech
appointed Administrative.
In the estate of Joseph Brown, petit
ton of Benjamin P. Brown and Theo-
dore Mexican for the admittance of the
will to probate.
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES.
The following marriage certificates
have been filed with Clerk Cutler:
Henry 1. Macy and Miss Minnie
Tyler, both of Salt Lake, by the Rev. O.
L. Libby, pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Edwin J. Williams and Susan NJ
Edwards, both of Salt Lake, by Judge
Smith.
Benjamin Bates and Hannah Boddi-
son, both Of Salt Lake, by Elder Thomas
Maycock.
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Sick headache is readily cured by
Hoods Ssrsaparilla. which tones and
regulates the digestion, and creates an
appetite. 81
FoR the best plastering and building
sand, go to Hammond's sand bank,
formerly Bishop jenkins. Call on or
address @. NJ. Hammond, "a West Third
South.
T. AUERBACH & Bro. are closing out
their Mather Kid Gloves at 81 90 and
$125, former price $l.75 and $500.
LADIES and children's hosiery and
gloves at c. NJ. DoNELsoN & Co.'S.
TICKETS from Europe to Salt Lake
City only $54. Round trip tickets only
$120. Secure your tickets at once from
IA. Peterson, Emigration A-snt, 90 e..
Sc cond South St., Salt Lake City, Utah.
Coal! Coal!
]. C. & H. Watson have reopened
their coal Office in Hyde & Grifin's
building, with Taylor Brothers &
Give, No. 119 Main Street.
All the Rage.
Very much used by the young people.
The "Petite" Photograph, $l.5O per
dozen at Fox & Symons.
LADIES plush wraps just received at
G. NJ. DoNELsoN & Co.'s.
The Finest Oysters,
al Arbogast & Trumbo's.
Mark McKimmins' Livery Stable,
Main Street, opposite Postoftice.
COAL COALI CO AL
THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
Rock Springs, Red Canyon, Weber
and Pleasant Valley. Order YOUR win
ter's supply now from the Union Pa
cific Railway Company.
G. E. WANTLAND, Agent.
Office, corner Main and Second
South. Telephone 240.
CARPETS, Linoleums, Rugs and Cur
tains of latest desigus at
+ AUERBAcH's.
Ice Cream All Winter,
candies fresh every day at Arbogasl &
Trumbo's.
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North Salt Lake Hotel Attached.

G. F. Gunner & Bro, Mason & Co.
and others, who supplied the material
for the building of the North Salt Lake
Hotel. have forclosed their mechanics
Ieln on the property for 81 1913 IS. They
will probably put the house mp at
auction and bid it in unless someone is
willing to give more than the amount
of their claim for it.
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If you want to buy the right kind oil

goods at right prices go to F. Auer-
bach & Bros. one price establishment
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Go to the Colorado Livery, Feed and
Sale Stable.

Corral room in connection. Rate
reasonable. L. RARDIN, Prop'r.
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Sick headache is readily cured by
Hoods Ssrsaparilla, which tones and
regulates the digestion, and creates an
appetite. 81
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"As to their habits and customs
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HsYT SHERMAN AND ABBOTT.

Hoyt Sherman, of the Union Pacific,
has returned from Pocatello, to which
point he acco mpanied the Abbott and
her company. He is authority for the
statement that Emma has not the same
love for Salt Lake newspaper men thai
in days of yore burned within her
breast. He says further that Abbott
was quite i'll during the trip, and that
the whole company were acting IS self
constituted nurses.
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candies fresh every day at Arbogas. &
Trumbo's.
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New fancy hose, NeaTy.
NAKING FLOORS AND BOXES.
HoW DEPARTMENT or gRArTLB aAw MILF
BOX IACrosH AND TEE DgMAMD
FOE DoyRB.

The Commercial mill has jpst CON-
pleted . new planning mill. The little
mill ID situated on the southwest corner
Of the eoupsny's property q the foot
Of Marion street. The boiler and esRiss
are In place and the new planning ma
chine has jost been tested. II 10 . b.
A. Woods No. ~ and 10 expected to
turn oot flooring ct she rate OF 100 feet
DER minute - soon - it settles down to
its beariueA The mill men vere very
mash dslighted With the test OF the new
machine and Mr.. A. L. Cramef, Who has
been promoted TO the fofemaushtp OF
the nev blaming mill, will Immediately
begin 70 cork up the pile OF about To-
000 fest Of ar lumber nov ready 10 be
made into Scoring.
The new building IL 32x60 feet and
tVo stories high. The second hoOr will
be used for o glazing room. Adjoining
the planning mill IL structuFe 22x44 feet
and tvo stories high, which II to be
fitted up for . box factory. The box
making industry 10 only N its infancy.
and there 10 no reason Why PoRet
saunders should not expect TO zee Q
marked growth in that business during
the next year. The salmon oanneries,
.oap factories. fruit packers and crack
eR factories all need large Supplies OF
boxes. Heretofore the major portion OF
that supply has come from Oalifofoia
and Oregon. Then there 10 the immense
trade in boxes With the Alaskan salmon
packers, all Of which nov goes 70 Cali
foruis. The rev box factory al the
Corn ma reiaI mill In onlv A hint Of n buai-
ness that will soon be forced into larger
proportions by the rapidly increasing
demand for boxes and box materials.
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v~o -xra,.
Idoss DESTROYS OF BUYING PROP.
= ery % tine. and becomias bro perrv
- !snasoeos. ~ odr ~ foilcvine
We va 0lov you from tArss noashs 70
" yean uoe according 10 the land yoa
s.ys asethsr pre1ia0 o. interest o.
49, Pesnss. a,a WI Sive Joe . varsI -
n. 49,.
IA S.as~,, 49,, ~ sad - tAzs Gre e1ose
~ AL nneo froo The PuGonce.
III. =, s";. - ar deoraele lot.
IN sno - vui eive oer'iasd check for the
IL ~-.s " seea Nd svssy su1ssQeaat
- -.
....s UsSn ~ Ne fu1et Sound Ma
sson as.. .. 81 . made payable d sight. tAas
1917 ~ PenAesf sdvsnta9es add Dg1vl.
~ - ~ nevee been esloss o9sssd
Afe.r yoo have haseainsd for oos OF more
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sf ssssss vsinkisa. Ms. Ksons - ~
ed bas Oenbtinnea Q - - eo4eo
saoss. vith : seoet q ipsi6sn1aI roads.
IL b learned thAt Mf. ksoDe's eo0otf1-
eame from China. This voald seSeT,
tboGe almoud-eyed 0naGolfAne. Reg1oA
The tAe1ehs. Thsy fsat aas1rsd thAs
there Dnse b. . 0iGexk4 so0sWoosG
No. There vss % missAke. 1hs eo0-
mittse ssnt nau Ia disGutso 70 tn1pece
tbs stoss and be repostsd thss TIE tse
eases bore distinctly Chinese devices Of
ondooo4ed RsncsneceaA III. keeee's
cocststususs veTe profoon4iy en0chsd-
tbey resolved - speak VIM tAetx 20
iItiad ehiefsain abost L. Thsy did. %
seems.
And where doss that sss come froG,
Mr. keane.n they aaked
"Wny. where sbosld il come from"
fepited Mr.. Keane very inRsniOosiy. see-
log shas the ssnosphs4s Us mos sssy
clear joss then.
well. Mf. Ksans. ve hops Il doesn's
come ffo0 China. for ve ere down On
The Chimes. We don'b vant their tea.
"Whiss, " divils. doa's talk % lood.
% yoa viii Be givia' the whole thtne
sway said Mr.. Keane. Who had sissd
up the situatiou sish hie usual quick
vistsdnses. That ~ oomso from san
Francisco. China tsaf Why. l vouldn't
boy froo the hsytheua"
Then the COMMITTEE vent away smiI-
lnR. Mr.. Kssus smiled, too. % the
tory goes. eAnnS.
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GROWTH OF BANK DEPOSITS.
A uoxIylcAy1 sI0S OF sxAr1L8's Pro
oEKss AND PR0ePK1Ify, AND oH1
WHICH - Hxvnn DGCxP1tv8.

II one vefe TO liken the bosinees In.
terests Of . city to o human being. the
banks would be desianated - the palie.
The testing Of its movements would be-
tray the real condition Of the oisy's bos-
mess life. With the result Of pfonounc-
inQ il healthy IL the carrens o. money
oulssted With regularity and frmness,
or unhealthy II its movements we're
sInepish and weak. The men Who are
the physicians Of trade time it, pulss-
tons elk days every week. and they be-
come very we'll acquainted with the con
ssiius.ou of their charge, and II trade IL
vigoroas and its golden life currents are
coursine through its nombefless chan
neis without Jar or to, much friction.
they say, "frade IL we'll" II trade Ia
sluggish, loans are not promptly met,
demands for loans increase and deposits
decrease. then they say. Trade 10 Ill
and needs caring for"
what IL the condition Of business in
seattle? Il ii growing and prosper
ipR7"
Let a. feel its pulse.
The growth OF the deposits and the
increase Of loans and discounts In the
banks during the year 1887 and the
months OF January and February 10
1883 IL very significant. The tables
given below tell their osn story. and
much more satisfactorily than words
can express IL. Il may be said only
that they are made up from the pub
lished bank statements. and include all
made during the year 1851 and the one
made thus far in the current year. The
tables are 40 follows:
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BREvITIES.

- - Richard H0iyoke 70 unoe3
- pcsirs q the YssIss vhssf.
-. saesmer skaais Chief vii resou>
- sou1e next Thuss5ay morning.
- ,sssmsr Premier isfs for vas'
s.esss, B. O.. sbous : .. NJ. yesterday
= a Van Tyne Of this city. bas been
e..stsssd roissy potiis y shs gov
0Dee.
~ stssmcr Eastwood will resume
- ,s.nIss rooss about the Istsss psrs Of
- vsek.
r. nesnsr Hsyvard bsousht dovn
49, 40 souu3 yesterday 25z bales oi
- and - head Of cattle
N case against the Jsndos ceiidfeo
- sfeaiirQ aunny s2ebs. has been psss
..ed until pext Wednesday.
rxe ,unoelina through the Casesde's
= sxossssd 70 b sompieteo nsy ns"'
No fses remsips YET 70 b bored.
V.sr ps,scps resolved the rite Of bsp-
-. q the Baptist church on Friday
s-saina. Ostsss will follow soon.
a seov load Of stone arrived here
..ss.sAav for the foopdstiou OF Df.
6usshill's lev residences In North Be-
oDels.
Doo,, forget the Yonna Mems Chris
- Aesocission's song and Rospet Dees.
~ q tie Opsss house this afternoon d
Soiock.
H.,ssftse there viii b. two Northern
p.ssAa uassenaer coaches come 10 seat
- o,ss The sb re road owing 10 iDofcss
~ s,as.suoef travel.
Ina trustees Of the Seattle American
r,as.sics Telegraph Company, yesterday
S..is,ed a Dividend OF two dollars on
escs share Of the captsai STOCK.
The X pa County Democrasie Com.
.itsse vill "a set NEXT Saturday TO elect
: asisea,s 10 the Democratic conven-
Zoo = Be held ct Nofsh Yakima Apr'i
lDsb.
uessss. Avery Il Kirk have rented the
saors room next TO Fisher q McDouslo,
q Colunbla street. as their permanent
nusstefs. where they vii represeu'
foetlaod Wholesale nsms.
The csamher Of commercs and board
AZ trade will hold = Joint session TO.
norrov svtnirg ~ 5:U. bnsisess OF
importanos will come before the meet
ina and . full astendauoe 10 desired.
In thu case Of the Portland Shipping
~ "a. the ship Alex G,bsoo. Der tackle,
snna,ei ana furniture. Tbs deposition
~ The mate Hsnderson vas taken oe
fore United states Oomnissionef Eos0
Smith.
4, throwing q line ashore last evening
mi. the Alaskan VAS landing. voc
vharapss, received the full forse OF me
ana al HE line which Is Usually Anot.so
10 the face, ssuunire him fos . 'ss
seconds.
The Reooud Baptist church pas
sAaoesd its location from Ninth ana
Jsassson streets 10 Fourth and bianen
IA. North Seattle. to divide toe soun
more evenly. They sxpeos 10 tsse'
building Al once. :,
Nessrs. y. II. DsWolfe aud =.
Whitrl~sey, having bought tne abstrae'
hoohs Of tbs Arm Of Niesz, Whittsess,
= Co., are nos prepared 10 fufnish sccn
at. abstr scts Of title 10 both Seattle
proper,, and King ,oun,y lands.
Thsrs vxs = rupasay oo Front street
vesterday morning. A horse faily par
osssed evidently about 10 De hisohee
mr.. eoucladed TO taxa little txste's'
se.inss the drivers viii. reaohing Ooeft'
sssrst II wheeled around and sieft q y.
10 Seventh street w6 ere DO vas resp
oured. -
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oyxRLAIyD FAsSESgxRs.

p..rd Nedsssd on the Oseecu d Calf
49,. = SATURDAY: L seEdsEs. vii.
- Tnemu>or. Mrs O n white, B
S..ss.ssuo. B y Hsseep, O 7 Thomas
~ 10. Mrs G II Ozark, 4 Gabriel.
G@sv BsssmsD, Looss l NO: = z
-. p 4 warren sod wife. : a saiy,
~. 6,,xss. d Pstsees. J Psstoo. Q "
S.ssss 4 Bscnr.r, O Sssbss. O L Wis
~ Al Lsnnirs. ! Becky, O A
s.sSs Ms Cbas Lineoin. J Beruine.
n ~. 4 Kanes, 4 L cobes and "a emf
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HAyDsoxr sroRs 1Rogr.
m uovxI Am nnAp1uuI pRm0 ADoR1-
ID N 4 xonB & %.


m puvu, Am nHuRuur pRu0 Apogz-
N N 4 xo1B 3 %.
Or rsv shsss frsss. ~ III. Lob
d z Lshs 4 o. yssasdsy. vill b IL
haadssosss IN IL city. ~ usssn e
sschitsctsrs. u vii snhsses aaay ncv-
Il feafnsss. Ths desss. and. indssd. I'll
II ths voodvuRk viIl be ela6oratsly
enrvod IN artistic 0sgig9e. GxDe1eo0 ~
~ toe oedesn BsnAtssaass. 1ne up-
per halves u ~ 0ocRp vii b At oeeSy
pta1s aiaas. vhich latter vili Be guarded
b. ofnsosutal hsam vosk. 1he tRon-
soD liaht viii Be ef oensDeosal heaes
vosk sosmosnssd By . covered vaes.
The desien Of IRE bes0 vosk Uil b
Q Sun With ilia0inaaiae lioeA tee oppee
eorDess oooeaiptuR 0o011aAsieeo OF IL
Same design. On saeh ids ee ths deae
vsll b . column II epaaish cedar
haodeo0sly carved. The GAoV Window
on either sids gill Be eight b. nine feee
h Gss, and ahovo ~ main Vis6o0 Uiil
b IN extsasisa -four fsse hiGAsR, this
exteodina aesosB shove IL door. The
Rsoesai result being that the stoso viii
BE- lighted brilliantly. The ala0 vii b
Of TIE 6oe0e plate. Ruunie9 ~ eaoA
side Of the main shov VindoVs Will b
panels Of bsvsllsd plsts elsss. . feature
which vill add greatly 70 ~ novel ef
feet. The shoV Window Vill - guard
ID. also. By ornamental brass work."
SomsShina Of the character Of <his
splendid front vili Be eained vheu Il 10
kaovn that IL viii cost In the nsiGAbof-
hood Of t.560. Then, although the
front gill Be Of itself Worthwhile going
TO see, nevertheless. 1t 10 but an inc'-
dent 10 the Immense estahlisA0ent
which In sucloeea. The front Vjll b
none too handsome IN invieasiod 10 the
people 10 valk In and iuspees . stock IT
goods which. In variety. character and
quality esnnoe Be exceeded By any
store on the ooast. work will b com
menoed On the nav front inaiAe Of ten
days.
Apron bingham &c, drees aieohAm 70.
= - q
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kxAI EsFaTx InaSsTKSs- - There we're
thirty fous Inducements Glea for record
yesterday In tie eosasy sudltcE's efhee-
OF thsss iseuiy three we're deS3s. the
Aggregate Of tke eensldersticns betrs
81 aa5. an average Of seo1t xls&s for
east dsss. ThnFieeo u the tSss;y-
three deeds wsFe Ger considerations be-
tvsxa flocO and $Sle.
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~nrvcR-Tsa dollars sesare
=, - eaId fer inssssnesss"
ss.~ 20 the ss,s ct sn6 con-
-ss.c 81 suy enc found sesAi-
- eepiss Of the Pess-s"sssss-
..rA~,Ivessd N the casvsess
seseux1souf the CITY.
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M.ka, ,as LEuxSsxs. The following
naas,lAse lie, uses have been issasd by
sne count, aaai,o.-; ASslteSi I. Bas0n
and Miss Jsaannsh Tank, OF heat
Jcssea Sl@pso8, Of Ssa,sse, arc as
Gersse !. Marsh. % kert; Va. hssss
AID Miss Theresa MeDefE nj. bota OF
Ssgssla
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Rarsxn .-seventssa days sso tie en-
CINE d. II. Gilman fell shroass defee-
tive usAie and yesterday. for the nrs'
time since the eesideni, 10 snrnet US
seeels. Al lsw water isst evening sS-
ery,hirs ~ss in readiness. After thrre
sstot = hsals By the engine on the pus
driver, aided by ~ least che handfta
And 6tty men gu lone line the eos sne
vas once mere on an even track: Aa"
large crowd co ihe wharf eseese1 iash'
" When the fest Vas acconpi sbea.
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TINS Rroos BrAyks. The ship Joseph
4. splnuey. Captain CARING. which on
Friday came NJ from Smiths ooSe 70
The coal haskess for s,itfsnirn, did
souethius on Friday which, II Tspofs
are correct. has never been aene before
In Seattle hsrhor. lite rsqnisise ainoan'
a, coal had been taken IN on tea' Gay
-, NE weasel vas ready for the feinra
sr,s 90 Smiths Cove. Captain Cnr!ing
nas,s.ss ,,se wind. however. ana tht
ss,,s we're set. The sgisnsy moved on'
srnm The aock. sec ysris we're saaarso,
aud the ship mass 'hs trip TO sns
seattle. Lsss Shore a Eastern shafl
under canvass. Ia,his way 'ne stn a,s ven,
cartsiu from Thomss,on nsi onlS
sciipsed the record ia hareor ni..e's
bos :, the sau,e t,u,e saved nfteea u
twenty dollars tosaee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

PISA gentleman walking do~n
NH a .-eet last evening, sbori IlSl. dis
covered tie woodwork near the furnace
In the naran foundry all seiaxs. lie
inmsals,eiy tarp ID tn the alarm, which
Gas responded 10 xsiS psonpsN oy ass
IRE Department. TIE seof sas nsOASn 4
In aud few eHesess OF saief tnsO~s
and the srs Sas ont. The as~rsse ~
very sight.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

New dress gosds. tell lice. al ths lat
est sesdes. Eew ssESUs s;Slss. c1etse
With. L.. sane sogts solo cvssSS sge
a. SIS. les Ike G1 sac f9s tie Arst
azss Aauaky moruGIg- GrSas rSssssAi
sale. Ioklzs /. sisgSfuan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

Ten acre tract Farm-one mile from Lake
Warrington and j miles from q, L. q. Z.
Railroad; ~ acres cleared, one acre bsarins
apples and peArs; house. With 5000 paid Up
insurance policy for three years price es,O0
Eighty acses-oaarsr Of . mile from Lake
Washington, aercss from Jackson street; straw.
bsssy belt, 20 Pes acre.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

Isby 81 all linen euck sovsls. s. PER
dos-. IL irsh liEen ersss D, "a irch
bfoxn table lirsz lie. Great Esuovai
s.ls. Iosias 4 slnsssasaz.