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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-27
A CHANGE OF HEART.
Mr.. George W. stetson Forsakes the
Democracy.

Yes. | am a Republican, said Nj.
George " stetson. superintendent Of the
Gray's Harhog MIN Company, yesterday.
Heretofore I have affiliated With the
Democracy, but some months ago | made
un my mind could not swallow this free
trade doctrine which the Democratic party
il advocating. and told some OF my init
mate friends that although II was late IN
life, | sh0uid change my political COM
piexiou, aud hereafter affiliate with The
Republican party, lam no politician and
would not accept The best Office in the gin
Of the people, and hence have nothing O.
fear IN thus announcing my change II
heart rhe last county election sickeged
me aud SET me thinking. aud am glad 4
aid, Tor feel better since ! joined the Re
publican ranks
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INTERESTING TO LADIES.

y. Il. Morton, manager for the Singer
Manufacturing Company. 10 Front street,
Seattle, has secured first-alass sewing ma
chine mechanic. and viii repair machines
of all makes promptly and cheap. Send
order by postal card aud he will send for
machine. The best oil, needles and parts
for all sewing machines constantly on
hand Second hand machines bought and
sold. See our new machines: best in the
world: terms to suit. Satisfaction guaran-
fsaed
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PARTNERSHIP QCAenK1--iean ChiAlisS,
John Casgisf agl Anioio> lam aArsilnas
the propr;etoss of the Go0yre restaurant ca
Washington street. hagc hscou4c Involved
ia paFtacfship Disbursement, s0G ycsifs-
stav. aa application 90 thisilcs. Judge
Aiiyn appSlatc.t An4nw Suaat rsceiNcF.
The restaurant has tScn doiug very f7oiil-
able buslaess. and ii Is ssia fhes SesElai,
hecossii ag DESTROYS Of casting Chiaises tyafa
the dtm. tried - convince bin tea5 ba hed
40 Interest Ia she business brcAUsc he had
not invested a. Much Orr it As &c 'Garsissi
had lie ordered Chialiss clt ot the p}Ac,
ard told him uos Ia rclarp, TIE latter ce-
fsrtea with az sppj csilgn snr tee appoint
mont q Il uccTsNug
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EXTENSION

or THE SEATTLE, LAKE SHORE AND EASTERN
RAILWAY TO RAGING RIVER.
Beginning Sunday. September 10th, the
train leaving Seattle at $50 a. M. will run
through 10 Raging River, about ten miles
east from Gilman, arriving there at 10 p.
m. Returning, leaves Raging River at l.S0
D. M, arriving in Seattle al 5:25 p. m, as at
present. This arrangement will shorten
the stage ride to and from Fall City Hop
Ranch and the ioll-aate about ten miles.
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DIR. y. q. Johnsoa, having returned from
New York city, where he spent eight
months in the principal hospitals and
leading fiedical colleges familiarizing
himself with the latest aud most improved
methods of treating disease, has resumed
practice in this city. Once In new Yesler
block, Mil street. See card In this paper.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-27

Firstelass dressmakins-we have Sc
cured the services of Mrs. A. o. Hall, from
the renowned mercantile house of Man.
dali Bros. of State street. Chicago. Mrs.
A. o. Hall has had IA years experience,
the last two years she was first assistant 70
Nine. Rapp OF Mandall Bros. We guaran-
tee satisfaction in tit and style. Toklas,
S,uCprfnau q On
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800 EXruRsIoNs.

Exclusion tickets, good for six months,
sin on sale going via Northern Pacific
railroad and returning via Canadian Pa
cihc, UnioD Pacific and Denver & Rio
tifande. the great scenic route, and Oregon
Short Line or san Francisco, or southern
Pacific, through California. and by rail OF
boat from san Francisco 70 Puget sound, al
from $50 to sl@2 So Tickets now on sale
via 81. Paul. Chicago. Omaha. Council
Bluffs, Kansas City. Denver, salt Lake, og
den. - Louis, II faso, Deming. san Diego
san Francisco aud other principal cities al
the Union Ticket Office
A. CHLBEEa. Agent n. 7. Il. z,
Corner Mil aud Commercial streets.
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saving deposits B1s gaAte vita The
Guzrsa'ec Loan saf Frasl fesaPzuy sef
saysaes Bknk. ALL STREE. opposite Com
cereal, an bex5a a. draw ksssgvsf Osts-
aefL
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sS
q D.

fzxpns N1r- rKxAx ysne n. sss-rhe
swift ss.xs1c Cesnpaay, As,ansa. GA-Gen-
siezxser One Ct my eAft.ren uaS frorfsF,l
WITH rnszn.sssn sat bots fsr sboss two
cine but withoaf prcas. and began 20 eesyalr
@ ezE1< ner q Al 1 was rerSaate<4 - try
yosr sssfts spscinc. After she had uscd
end she b ncw . hale. hearty and keAlshy
gld swelvo years old Another child has
lss nsccsse aNsefsa n tie same way. and
and permanent cure y c. wkoooxEG
Rra Hur- No, July :. lsss-TAe swifr
S1seinc Co, Atlanta. GaL-6enfienaen Ossr
i UTE 81 wnsa % sssee veeks Ga brOke
from several good doctors. hut wfthcnr arr
special hencft We tried s. s 8. srs ~ n
tine one essiis was gone her head hesan to
bottles she was completely cured. New So
has fusl and heavy head CT hasr--a robust
~, sassy ea.ld fsei . sst ny en'y % make
CnxrfAxoo0A. Txxx. Juno 2. isss-The
sstft specine Co. Atlanta. Ga--Gentienasa:
In lsSf contracted blood Poison aud a orrs
soaSns ply ssc.an, who treated me for ssv-
Urchxrd sprinsx KY where his course o.
treafment Was carefully observed. Irecor-
cred. as thought. bar the next spring PIN
fhese gradually iacreased TO sures and run
ming ulcers was advised 10 try s. s s.. ana
Immediately AFTER taking Il commenced 10
afterwards. and soon nothing remained %
ten q my trouble. Ny blood Is now thor
easny ciesnsed. and my svstem free from
taint and I owe my present ccudition-a
perfect cure-to your medicine IcheerfuIIy
give THIS statement that others who have
sanefed s have may reap the same henefst-
HARDY u. Burr. u West Ninth 81.
Hoxxn, La. May 5, isss-The Suift speciee
20. Atlanta. Ga-Genflemeu About two
yea1 ago my general health gave way en-
TREY. I was 90 dcbffitated thar I almost
aesp:ired % ever feeling weii Again All
that the physicians done for me brought 70
Permanent relief. Friends Insisted thaf i
should give s s s. c fair trial, although
thought Is would be throwing away morer
After taking thorough course, my health
ana strength returned. and mnst say thar
D d 4 alone cured me. Is I discarded All
otners while using IT, As q ronic can most
heartily recommend IL for general Debility.
N certainly Is Q specific. W. T. RRpaEs, J. =.
HonER- LA--f know Mr. W. p. Bridges. ard
VII say that his statement Is correct
JOSEPH SHELTON. Druggist.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases r,afl,.,
Tree. THE SWIFT srxciSIc Co. Drawer {,
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- SITUATION AT ,@,luAN-is has beCn
49, 49, tass . loi 81 Italians were % Dc
s.s'Sei n - icplscc thc dissatisfied GU,
o.. .',seefs ana la pousqa nee tlso lae,,g
So. IceSbtiy RFpnlu{s 4 a Committee 30
ssss'lss.c the 'aS'ilr This they have
- s 49,. fefcft taai Use cealna0g iguy
- 80 Ease ans srge0itua II hfsnei OK
- 1.Sesl'5b,e lasglegeis 5uta thc coun-
"a - Hl. ass ieS s,i been starfea az.
- Y : understood taa' ihs caHsEagv wlia
~ fessias g u,,s q t..ss gs,f.rs tsss 49, ~
fafs4 ts15 tt ea9 Il. r75 4 ..@fs.i
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Opening OF new goo is-We are showing
complete sSsortmenfs in all departments
The largest stock OF dry goods in the
Northwest TO select from AZ Eastern cash
Yrices Chester ClearV
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Buying for cash for two. houses and sell
fng for cash enables US 70 snderSelI every
one. Price our dress goods Chester Cieary
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EDGAR l.. EATON.

ssNfETAPHYsICIAE." GRADUATE OF
vi Spiritual Science University of IL
linois- Graduate Of Walters Massage"
University OF Pennsylvania Ali diseases
treated. Chronic diseases a speciality. Also
agent for DIR. " III. Rowland's East India
CatarTh Remedy. ONCE hours, 9 70 II and
l 20 3 Consultations free i23lS Front
street Seattle " Z
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Ladies' Hair dressing farior, corner Main
and Second streets. ShasIpooing and hair
work of every description on hand and
made to order ap25eow
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DIR. Everett c. johnson.
DHE sfCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE,
i ncW fesler block. Mill street. Rooms
50 and 90, third f!oor. Take the elevator.
Residence, 900 Ninth street, corner of
James. observation-disclosures Of women,
geuito-Grinary organs. rectal diseases, skin
diseases, cases OF rupture aud diseases Of
children
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We carry fail line of DR.. Jaeger's sani-
fary Wooden system Company's goods. We
are sole agents for Washington territory.
Tokla<, Singerman & Co.
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g. z. Miller & Co., successors to Comp
ton. Miller & Co., loans and insurance.
have removed from llsiS James street to
lis Mill street. in the occidental block.
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Parties wanting business property will
find ii 10 their interest 10 call on Hefner a
Dishon, Is these gentlemen make a spe-
ciaify of this kind OF pruperfy
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- - sNoHoNI.H

me seafsfe. LAKE Share &aG sssisra Raj
IaF goaanaas nAvias earapletet ths bridge
Access The snnlsrt - riNeg are cog re&as
Is raeeiNe freixAt far that city,
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We are crowded with new goods from
the floor to the ceiling Prices lower than
ever. Chester Cieary
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DIR GEO. =. REICH.

nCULIsT, AURIsT. LARYNGoscOPIST,
~ having returned from his trip 10 the
East and Europe, sill be pleased TO meet
his former patrons and others desiring his
services. ~ his former Office, in the 1esler-
Leary Block. Seattle. w T. Residence. cor
ner Fourth and Marion. iylzdw
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Our cloak and wrap cases
ready Tor inspection Monday. We have
the correct thing. Toklas. singerman 4 co.
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* SURGEON. ROOM Il,
Colonial block. corner Second and
Columbia streets. Office hours ID TO II, 2
10 and nights. Telephone IDS.
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New millinery by express, Saturday
morning sd, ready for inspection Monday
morning. Toklss. singerman & Co.
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"vrReINIUs9 TONIGHT

Louis James aud Marie wainwright. sup
ported by their own company, viii present
sheridan Knowles tragedy ~ "Nirginius'
a. Fryes opera house tonight, Foliowing
i The east
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ANDERSON, BERTRAND : CO,
Civil zzd Mining Engineers and
B-n1xRs4ax5eu

nAagQsp. NsSISG. WATE8 H0Rks.,
IL tapaxrApaicz1. hr.lzcs sssesszs and
si-sfnsge ~ x as,s-saE given sF.efsAl aFEe1a-
t.rz. tSfT f.rss]e-fy o. LASTS sssrse{szs o
sssf.asx.ss~f Mars AID saerAs1zksA2 dre~-
s.vs esslyrssssTsw s1sf 81 ne pr ntz specially
rs rssAsn plass Aad nzzsss assays - nzad
gsozas Il and n. KexisT-l3ary elcsss seat
- " fus In
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49, fai-as l'eofie or arks.n street, Ia
sssr.'. ~ ssi id t.ea. ssgl1 GIVE sn ep'cr,
slss-. ia BEE bcacaf uf tar "a. ksas.
ss eelos4 slasav-s Far,i. sn ssfanlas
tss..s..ss ssi'easter 10 Fhr exercises wi3l
- ~ iasse FulAi ana lussrauae stat.
es.ss,- fsa iagss. gtaiNffgex, ard o. essu-
- st a r4ul al farce entitled.
pr,s.l. si.Q Atfs-' 4 rare ees~i ifule -
-. ' - y az n 90 attend Tire pr,seels
4, ~, ~ = Hse.i teNara YeFy hAsiuE an arqag
s'-e Ase 81 lie scheat Fsekris - csuss.
sss'sfta cTy teF Pitcher Css,eyis
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DIR. 4. G. Ms
Y,HYsfgfitS AssD sgBGEoS-FoKAEEr
Isl sr-rso1 cffy HezgstAis 81 tsais, No.
YHcs-8f~a.a g. No zsEsis FROST street. -
sr-3e -
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f6-inch ladies' cloth for sc. per yard
all colors, &-inch English suitfng. ieise
Toklas. Singernan & Co.
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eAIIdsa cal Isr Rllthsr's csslaFIa /.
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New psassis. caesfer clea-y.
New s-srretz Chester Ciea-y
New cloak& Cksxser s.irary.
Ven ssekets- Chesse- Cieary
Sew Cannes Chester clesry.
Sex blankets Chester clexry.
yev conso-<ers. Chester cleary.
|
Sew broascsoths- Chester Cieazy.
Pric< oar spreads. Chesfer clemry.
ssu dress gods isss opeued- cle.ry.
View Cashmere hosiery Chester Clea-y.
New dress trimmings. Chester Ciexry-
seS fAA and winter style esoaks- Clea-y.
New hosiery. Eastern cash prices Clear.
&c ladies' all wool hose. Chester C1es-y
Se~ fall styles n soft and st5H hats.
ioklas. singerman 4 Co.
&c; great sale sac embroidered hand
kerchiefs- Chester Cieary.
&c fne embroidered sAea- larn hand
kerehiefs. Chester Cseary.
Table linens. q big purchase Just In. ex-
ira values. Chester Csearv
Novelties in dress goods Monday morn
ing Toklas. singerrnsa & Co.
New SIX umbrellas. metal and natural
sticks. Toki2s, singer man & Co
5oe-Freneh coufIlle eorsets. all sizes. best
value in the city. Chester Cleary
Elder down and French aannels, VERY
new patterns. Joklss. singerrnan & Co.
Our own importafion-noyelti dress
fabrics aud trimmings not to be found else 1
where Chester Cleary.
f6fnch ladies' cloth for sc. per yard. !
all colors, 8-inch English shifting isiEe /
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Is ssr%zilT szersse4lQe F-ss's.ls ir zssi-4isiAs
- A-.ses Tor -sore xhsl. a ss7zsftsF - a cen
tu~g. II Is ussA By TIC rrttae s-ss14 tfoz
s-a-zssfs Ealio-sss9 " re aAzs.s ~ TIE
fsrSs: Universities - the zzes1. Paws
aas Msass He2stAt1L Dr. Frsrs's eEeazs
aaksux fsosrsssx tiA-zs not sosisz-n A rzz37E.isi
fssse a. Alan. SeiS only IL cas1A
PRICE, RAHENxs Es1WnRE CO
sxE rp&g sz.c172 81 LOTS
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c. r. CASE, NJ. u.

4. BpoNINAL SURGEON AND GYNE.
Z L coiagisf.
TACOMA, VT.
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Our own mportation-aoyelfies, dres
fabrics and trimmings not To be found else
where Chester Clearr
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Elder down aud French iannels. yer
new patterns Joklss. siugerman & Co.
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5oe-Freneh Coufille eorsess, all Sizes. b.
value in the city. Chester clesry.
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Novelties in dress goods Monday N,
ing Toklas. Singernea & Co.
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s.IlNIsa tTY "a PIleagI' CsslaTla
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DIR. FA y N h H. ABBOTT,
HoMGoPATHiST. FORMERLY OF 1868
IL Washington street, Boston. Masss-
chusetis, gives special attention TO diseases
OF women and children. Those expecting
confinement or suffering from menstrual
Irregularities should especially consult
her. Calls answered day or night Con-
sultation free. Treatment free for those
unable to pay from to 10 a. m. Wednes-
DAYS Rooms KENNY Block seattle
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New six umbrellas. metal and naturs
sticks. Tokias. singer man & Co.
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&c fne embroidered sAea- lar-n han
kerehiefs Chester Cieary.
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Se~ fall styles IN soft and stif hats
Toklas. singerTnan & Co.
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". ". SEwLIS. JOHN :. CROCKETT.
n EwLIN * CROCK EFT,
A T-roRNEYS-AT-LAw-OFFiCE THIRD
n 1oor Yesler-I.eary building: rooms ad
joining U. s Land Office.
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GEORGE ID BIAKE

A TTORSEY AT LAw-ROOMS IS AND DC
"A Union Block, Seattle, Wash.
special attention: Corporation. land and
maritime law
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paEsSf1<-To Dress Tircse and Far
czset. g. 9. F.a,eaay. g.. fislsry. - ceass-
Reserra sAS4 upsas TUss@sy, sersesaaef
IS, =. Sestssr PhsE5r e<ys
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WOOD X OSBORNE,

A TToRSEYs AND coUSsELLoRs AT
~ Law. Attention given 10 land litiga-
ton, land titles and probate matters emily
Rooms and :, Union Block. Seattle
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HENRY II. IOONIIs.

K. "a. y ICHOLS,
A TToRSEY- NORTH YAKI-
IN ma W T.
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Seg confo-ter<. Chester cieary.
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II. r. CARROLL,
A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
"A law. Rooms II and Is. Ponein Build
ing, Front street
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A TTORSKY AND COUNSELLOR AT
y Law, solicitor in Chanoery, Proctor in
Admiralty, aud Notary Public. Rooms 5
and 6, Post Building, upstairs, Mil street,
seatfle. W. y Consultation free.
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RICHARD OSBORN.

A TroRNEY-AT.LAw
Rooms IL aud Is, New Yesier block.
Take elevator
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Sex dress trimmings. Chester cle4rs
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Ven Jackets chesse- cle.yy.
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ssw dress soOds issi oFeaed- cle.ry.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-18

when but 20 years of age, and had ex-
hibited readiness and eloquence in de-
bate that placed him at once in the front
rank. His command of language was re-
markable. In afiuent and exuberant
diction Mr.. Conkling was never surpassed
in either branch of Congress, unless, per-
haps, by Rufus Choate."
The death of this bold and aggressive
leader is a serious loss to the Republican
party of New York, but a far greater loss
to the nation is the death of one who had
filled so large part in the history of the
Union in the times of its direst peril
when the true friends of Republican insti-
tutions were nothing less than heroes.
His contribution to the Importance and
welfare of the nation is to be found of
record throughout the annals of twenty
years of national legislation, which credits
him with having been among the first of
the brilliant men who have been instru-
mental in shaping those policies of the
Government that have made the republic
great, her laws Just and her people pros
porous.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-18

THE Burlington strike is at an end.
The engineers whose heads are coolest.
frankly admit that the whole movement
was blunder from the beginning. Had
the engineers been advised by wisdom.
they never would have attempted to drag
into their issue with the Burlington road
those who bore no relation to the strike
whatever. Up to that point the engineers
had some measure of public sympathy.
Yet even that was misplaced, for the reason
that schemes Of arbitration had not been
exhausted. There were grievances of
which the engineers had cause of COM
plant, but the methods pursued to remedy
them were indefensible. The right to
cease work for employersto whose terms
they could not accord was theirs-beyond
that they had not the right to proceed.
The result has justified the warning
given them and has really done the cause
of labor injury. While the Brotherhood
is wealthy organization it is not likely
that the membership will long continue to
support the now locked-out strikers. Those
whom the road will not restore to posi-
tions must look for locomotives upon other
roads, and ii these are not obtainable. they
must do as did the strikers in great in
dustry in Chicago last year. take up with
other industries. For it has been demon
strated that no body of wage-earners will
for an indefinitely extended period con-
time to support unsuccessful strikers in
idieness. The engineers are an intelligent
and worthy class of people and command
as rule the respect of the public. 1t is
not likely, therefore, that any of those
now out of employment by reason of the
strike will find much difficulty in securing
places for the exercise OF their skill
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Reused from Inactsop,

The precursor of their disease and destruc-
ton, the kidneys and bladder BEAUTIFULLY
stimulated and toned with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. actively resume their
functions. Thus Bright's disease, diabetes,
catarrh Of the bladder and eneuresis are
prevented. For irritating diurelics, and
those unmedicsted and fiery stimulants
which, used even in moderation, excite
both the renal and vesical organs, this is
the bes. possible substitute. Il is OF botanic
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GRAND EXCURSION TRAINS!
81 25---ROUED-TRIP TleKET---% g.
sS FROM SACRAMENTO. "a

Excursion Train will leave Sacramento satur-
day, April "a 1858, at TBS O'Clock A. NJ. Fare
Round-trip to Vacayille and return, 81 %. Re-
turning Excursion Train leaves Vacaviile at
O'Clock P. NJ
Francisco can be obtained 1T office of EASTON,
ELDRIDGE & CO. all day Friday. April 10Th,
ana on Saturday morning, April 21st-the day
Of excursion-lip 10 7:S0 o'clock also, at the
Ferry. foot of Market street, on Saturday, April
Dist, from our representative, and also on the
train: also at the Office of S. P. K. r. under the
Grand Hotel, and at the Ferry.
Tickets can be obtained in Sacramento at
Office of Southern Pacific Railroad. Office, at
DEPOT.
For maps and catalogues and further particii.
lars, apply to
EAsTON, ELDRIDGE g CO..
6sS MARKET street..--.........---Saa Franchises.
Also, of c. n. PIlATT & SONS, Vacaville.
apll ID. l5,lS,D
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SEPARATE BIDS

NOR TIE PRIVILEGE OF KEEPING THE
Z bar and refreshment stand Including can
dies and ice cream at the picnic OF Sacramento
Stamm No. ia, L. o. f. NJ. to be held on SUM-
DAY. April 22d. at Cothrin's Grove, viii be re-
ceived until WEDNESDAY, April 18th, at 2
O'Clock p NJ. Address Picnic Committee Sacra-
mento stamm, p. o. Box 92, Sacramento. The
committee reserves the right to reject any or all
bids TR @ aO16ot