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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-18
OhIcHGo Live stock.

CHICAGO. August It,
Cattle-Receip:s, 1000; steady, stronger
beeves, $40 "a 6 so; steers; 800 @16.O 90; stock
ers and feeders, 2.0O03.3 80; Texas cattle,
l 80 @ $50; western rangers, 1904 rs.
Hogs = Receipts, 9,eO0: stronger; mixed
5.7O % 6 30, heavy, .e5 "a $50; light. 5.7OG
49,
sheep-Receipts, 5000; easier: natives,
2.75@4.25; westerns shorn, O5 "a 8 Is.
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Boston Stocks,

BosToN, August 17-Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe first sevens, 1.203l; Atchison ,Topeka
& Santa Fe Land Grant seyens, lI8: Atchison.
Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad, 961%; Burling..
ton & Quincy, 1.103s Mexican Central.
common, 1873; Mexican Central first
mortgage bonds, 6712; San Diego Land Com
pany, 25L
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Max temp, a.O0; min. temp. 6O.50.
Mean temp, 750; for II years, 760; de-
fciency, /.
Excess of temp. since January /, 1888,
2:0S0; deficiency of temp. since August l.,
1883, $50.
Rainfall. 0.O4 inches mean daily for 10
years, 0O2 inches; excess. O02 inches
Deficiency of rainfall since January /,
1883, $40 inches; excess of rainfall
since August /. 1853, ole inches.
P. 81. FITZMAURICE Sergeant
Signal Corps.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-18
Philadelphia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA. August 17.-1ool i'm
proved demand: stock light; Eastern
Oregon 10 "a 20; Valley Oregon Is "a 26;
New Mexican and Colorado II OBS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-18
Killed by Lightning.

KANSAS CITY, August 15.-Chief Mes
Gait, of the Kickapoos, his squaw and
five children were killed by lightning
yesterday.
GREENFIELD, Mass, August IL
Deacon Lowering, aged 80 and his sis :
ter, Mrs. Richardson, were instantly
killed by lightning at midnight. The
farmhouse and out-buildings were
burned.
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ThK SALT LAKE HERALD. SATURDAY. AUGUST 49, 1888
COMMERCIAL.
SuIliOn
u oneY Market.

New YORK, August Bar silver. e1aI
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WEATHER REPORT.

Reports received at Salt Lake City. Utah
on August II, 1855, Friday, at 6 a. m.
local time, or q. N. 18th meridian time
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Money on call, easy, 1922: last loan, .;
Prime mercantile paper, 4 "a 615
Sterling exchange-Duil, steady: 4 S4l5
Tor sixty days bills; 4 81 for demand.
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LATER

Honey MNrket.
Money, lI5G2. n Us US' L.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

SALT LAKE CITY, August II 1855,
(Corrected DdSly by Sears d LaodIe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-17
Take Notice,

Take Notice.
Great reduction in emigrani fares
from Europe. For further infor,A ton
ineu1l at No. % z. Second South acct
Salt La City. J. A. PEfRRslN,
Rnisrant AGENT.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-17

of thu s0enMH advances OF the day,
ke has aceepted their eoEeia-
sioRs unanestisninsly, and has found
in them an arsenal replete with
weapons, to be used in his faYorite war
fare vdsh Christianity. He has, NO
doubt. made himself asqaainted VITA
the reasoning O these. -Cashelis Re
tssp.
THE fATgRR On s1N.
Ths best of Christian people often sia
without villfully P1Yporting TO do SO,
Hence the Bible makes q wise distinc-
uon between sins which are Viliiully
committed and those which are eom-
Eaiited through ignorance. II teaches
that willfal sins are mere aggsavs,ing
and deserve greater punishment than
the sins which are ignerautly commit
ted bat the Bible does not teach that
siRs Of ignorance dc not require for
giveness, and that the heart does not
need cleazsiag ON aeeeant of Just such
sins. Oiteptla es the sins which are
committed tlI~~ h igneranse might be
avoided If , ople woald displacs their
ignorance by the aid of sufficient truth
Of the righf a:s q. Thsre is great deal
of vanity ~ slat person who has SO
little .kl.. s.:..cE.9 OF himself that he
sarsoscs he q Without "A. EG
has far better og:ais" G.
himself tkan a2d has. Il is
10 ee rtgrstsda taat 50 Msn5 CHRIS risns
hsve very shallow Seasaptions OF the
tTHG Eatnre Of ain. We believe that
every GAris.lah eAeula loaihe sin. and
strive Ie ss az fr' as possible irem it's
6oHsinsoh. Bus we also believe that it
is quite important thas we should have
correct viaws Of the nature Of sin, and
8 proper estimate of car true condition
before Goa.-TAs Re8ig&ess Herald {Csa-
gregssSeaas.(
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-17
HEADS THAT ARE GRAY.
Famous Aged Ones Whose Sands
Are Nearly Run.

If the following among the world s
distinguished ones live to celebrate
their respective birthdays year
Bismarck will turn 49,.
Simon Cameron viii be &c.,
George William Curtis will turn Ga.
Verdi and Admiral Porter will touch
"a.
John Bright and Edwards Pierrepont
will be II.
Adelaide Ristori will turn 81, and
Phil. Sheridan will turn 81.
Benjamin II. Bristow and Edwin
Booth will be So.
Judge Stephen J. Field and Gen. N.
P. Banks will be y.
Jefferson Davis and Hamilton Fish
will clear four-score.
Gen. Joseph E. Johnston and John G.
Whittj::ss Eil! be 81,
Gen. Sherman and Gen. tongstrest
will blend blue and gray at g.
Prof. Asa Gray, Martin +. Topper
and Cassius NJ. Clay will reach 70.
Max Mueller. Thomas Hughes. Ernest
Rsnan and John Sherman will be IS.
Wilkie Collins. Prof. Huxley, George
H. PendIeton and Emperor Dom Pedro
will be IS.
John o. Fremont. Benson ]. Losing
and MISSIONER will have lived JUS
three-quarters of century.
Gladstone, Hannibal Hamlin, Oliver
Wendell Holmes, Robert 9. Schencf
and Alfred Tennyson will be seventy
nine.
Ferdinand De Lesseps. the French
engineer, and David Dudley Field, tn:
American lawyer, will reach eighty
three.
George Bancroft. the American his
torian. and Won Moltke, the German
warrior, will be eighty-ejght-as old as
the century.
Queen Victoria, John Ruskin, Genera
Rosecraus, Cyrus W. Field and Julia
Ward Howe will score si1ty-nine SUM
mers.
r. E. Hayes, Donald G. Mitchell
James Parton, Rosa Bonheur, Dior
Bouccicsult and "Oiiyer Optic" will
reach sixiy-six.
Three-score and ten will number the
wears of Gounod, James Anthony
Froude. General BeauregaId. Benjamin
F. Butler and William NJ. Evarts.
Carl Schurz will be SO, Blaine IS
Prof HGkel "a, Mark Twain So, T. B
Aldrich 80, Grover Cleveland 81, Bret
Harte 40, Thomas Mast 48. the Prince Of
Wales Al, and Adelina Patti 45.
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EEaEER1Esspes
DIRECT CONNECTIONS

}pnvcr, Chey eAae. Kansas City,
CcuE ell Blafs, Omaha, Chicago,
st. Louis and all Nebraska, Cob
s-ado, Idaho, Montana, Oregon,
Washington Territory, and
NsrUhe-N Pasins Coast Points.
Baggage Checked TAreugh TO AID from al
Points East aaa West, ana come tons
made at Missouri RIVER with linz
tied Trains of Eastern Lines.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-17

IT'S sad TO be number. when
Ones heart is SO enthI allied
To her I'm only ''Sixteen-ten,"
No odds how often called.
I sometimes have mad desire
To ask her to be mine;
l know she simply would inquire:
won't you keep off the liner"
There's one resort, 1 know. to stay
NY reason on its throne;
I'll send this order il to-dsy:
take out my telephone
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-17
Prescription And Prescription.

tits the business of the physician to
scribe all remedies that threaten to
supersede his Prescriptions. Hence it
Horehoand and Tar, which is rapidly
taking the place Of all ths Official prep
influenza, difaeuIs breathing, etc, finds
less favor with the faculty than with
the universal public. Sold by the eR-
sirs drug trade at 30 cents and 81. Buy
the large size, it is mueh the cheapest.
Pixies Tosihaehe Drops care in one
minute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
Union PACIFIC R'Y.
"The OveHland Route"
The Only Lime 0sISysne tho United
states 0ysRsecd hEatl>

FhzesigA PuatRtaA 2eepas and Modern Day
Coaches fKm ne HiGsRttsi RiVeE,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-17
THE MATTER WITH 1NGERsoL1

When this distinguished anti-divine
lately saw fit to enter the lists against
a few we'll known representatives OF
Christianity, it is likely he foTesaw
that the applause which free lances
everywhere receive was IN store TOR
him. Ingersoll loves the gaud and
glitter of rhetoric; the destinations of
Well.rounded period in which an Cpl
gram turks are quite Irresistible, and
when be has drawn from his well-cev-
cred culver q neatly -fe&thersd arrow
with diamond tip; aud launches it
against an enemy, he loves to listen to
the wang of the silver bow that fellows.
In other words, is is the sputteT asd
noise of Ipgersoli's orsto9y that draw
attention to his periodical invee-
tives against Christianity and lift
them into notoriety. If we strip
hfs fulmirSiens of their theatri-
cal accessories, wa will find the super
numerary behind the scenes beating
stage thunder from gong. In his lat
est lucubratiens concerning federation,
he makes great ado about ths impert-
lnapce Of these who ceudescend 10 be
tolerant, as if, he says, there were any
70 IN for federation under any eircum-
stances, since thoughts are the neees-
sarv products Of our minds, and is is
impossible fog us to order tnem other.
, wise than SIS they occur in US. II the
magnet points to the Rorto, it does SO
Ia obedience to a discriminate physi-
csl law, and it cannot do otherwise.
So, according to Ingersoll, our
thoughts eminate from our brain
according to a fixed and interchangeable
rule, and they are as much beyond
our control as the wind that blows or
the lightning that strike. The whols
superstructure of Ingersoll's fervid
oratory is built upon this assumption
and it Is this bare faced assumption
that gives point to his wit and glitter te
the tinsel of his rhetoric. If his philo-
sophy. or at least his philosophical lore
J has not enabled them to keep abYeas
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Her pleasant voice know full well;
Ine'er have seen ner face,
But | am certain it will tell
OF gentleness and grace.
T do not even know her name;
Her sge do not know,
And if / chance to speak the same
Brief answer cGmes-"Hellol"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-17

THERE IS as much, if not more,
natural gas here as is found in Salt Lake
City.-Ogden Standard.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-17

MIRRORS qELL YHR sgoRY Of complex
ions beautiBad by the aid Of GLENN IS
SULPHUR scar.
HIL1s hale AEB WHsEER DYE,
Black oY BrOWa, 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-17

one OF the old veterans of Wall
Street, New York, was, the other day.
giving some fatherly advice to one of
his clerks, who was shout to be mar
ried; and, in closing his sermon, he
said: Directly after the ceremony,
there will be banquet, OF course.
When your wife moves her plate, she
will find cheque for $50 900 under it. !"
"Do you really think so?"
"Oh, I know it! That's the prevail
ing STYLE nowadays. The cheque will
be passed round and finally given to
YOU to pocket"
"And the next day will draw the
money omit"
"Oh, no, on won't"
why not?'
because there won't be any to draw.
Don't make dolt of yourself by rush
ing to the bank.
@But | Thought"
mo matter what you thought. Save
the cheque to frame and hang up
When | was married, thirty years ago
nv wife found one under her plate.
nave it yet. / thought too much o
her father to mortify his feelings, an(
l know he has always respected me TO
it. That's o. my sop. Remembe
what have told you"
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Family ssespszs PRER on Through
Mall TYafnSs

T, ], POTTER, j. s. TBEBgTS,
First v. r. g, P. & T. Az
OMAHA OMAHA,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-17

LEAP YEAR, girls, is dying fast.
Next chance may be your last.
Then give some dudelet a blast,
Just for a change.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-17

BARBER ITO a customer in chairJ.
You're quite bald, sir"
Customer-"Yep."
Barber-"Yourg man, tool"
Customer-"Yep."
Barber-"Wear your hat too much. ,,
Customer-"Nop."
Barber in the famiIy?"
Customcr-"Nop.
Barber - Roots of the hair
a:ss.Hased?"
C1stomef-HNop.'
Barber" Fever"
Customer Mop"
Barber r-Wife?"
Customer-"NOp."
Barber, (desperately)-"What caused
that baldnessi"
Customer-"Barber's preventive"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29
FINANCE AND TRADE

SEATTLE, Thursday, Jane -. iS>..
Tho voiume Of business done Is very
great. aud all branches Of trade are pros
pcrous. The building heofn continues. and
sawmffis run night and day and still are
unable 20 supply the demand for building
material.
PRODUCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the past
"a hours produce aud merchandise have
been received ia seattle as follows Per
Puget sound Shore Road. Is ears general
merchandise and two locomotives for the
seattle, Lake Shore x Eastern Railway. per
Lake Shore read. 10 tons. per Geo. r.
starr. II tens miscellaneous freight: per
ilassalo. : tons; oiymplan, . tons. Also
the following miscellaneous freight was
received ~ tons hay. ~ hogs, " bushels
potatoes. 5 calves. 50 horses. q boxes fruit,
II boxes bettes. 8 eases chickens, = tous
aonr. case eggs, % head Of cattle, bales
ilose IL bundles 81 hides, 5 eases Ash |
bundle wool. aud % sacks vegetables.
EHfPMESTs--i,er Lake Shore d Eastern,
80 toass par Puget sound Shore Lne, -
tons: per Columbia & Puget Sound mil
road. 20 tons ilassaio fou-. Olympia 4
tens. Alaskan ion, skagit Chief % tons.
sslIs. Lief Efick zef tt,fis, Aeraln tons.
Iuhfue TOTS, fleetwood tons. total isi
toms.
HsY-D~aiers Ray 81 20 PER fop ON the
hank Retail 60 10 "a per ton.
CuRRANTs--t3 cents per gallon, hin-
tied supply.
Aftlss-e;eesi supply, Quote, by The
sack, rent per ~; retail. ~ cents.
o>ioS---lsy the sack, cent per u; re-
tail, cents.
BUTTER - Eastern creamery, y 10 y
cents PEE n. Country. M chAugs.
EGGs-EHsiern. q to z cents per dozen
by the case
Two cents per N.
oAT<-stn the flats. tao 90 f2i.so per
ton, Retail. 81 20 per GENITAL
fHEp-chep feed. IA cents per ~.
shorts, y2S per ton: bran. 80 per ton: extra
Iniadiings. - Der ton.
FLOUR - California. 40 pSr barrel
p.srqls1Hd a "a pssr barrel
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A VALUABLE WORK.

One of the best OF the recent refer
erence publications il Appleton Ea-
encyclopedia of American Biography. II
is the first complete work OF the Kind
and is a necessity in every complete
library. II contains a biographical
sketch of every person prominent in
American civil and military history
In law and politics, in divinity, litera-
ture and art. in science and in inven-
vention, including distinguished per
sons born abroad that are related 10
our national history, aud embraces all
the countries OF North and South
America. The work l. sold only by
subscription. Mr.. ". w. Beck i
TOW canyassing Seattle for il.
We are determined not 10 carry over any
summer goods. See cur gents scarf win
dow display az asc. They are SOC and 75e
goods .-fokias. eiugcrman 4 co.
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IiNutEfN Nc NAH0N
SLsceutrR, MAY -. iSSs.


My toT. ten years old. was broken
down With rheumatism. tiis HnihS
Nc7e al distorted cat OF share from
the hsnsf'si effect. he suffered great
sSeay. and eeIia not tara in bed.
The wort q 81. his hear; was greatly
sfse,;ea ifom i, and i almost Stopped
his breath, We gave him up, also lid
cUr nelgblseTS. Is = last resasf | went
60 Dr.. J. EUceae Joviga, "a hose uae.a-
tcisie f~srsosgaes4 apparently Impossible
eafes ~ oar neIsat,o->. After giving
NV haT shose nle.iisi ines for three
ets Is hS easzreiy recovered, bis Hmh5
AZ slaughtered est again, and he Is
pefisg t'y 9el in every way. That MAJ
ssn g8Hfsh era
Il gsr sagFssis. | had IN iuiary e.
H,s taefr y hlch s2sHsss i8to rSsfis IL
ts-e asstsr. Scyera. electors sCrc en-
rssecs, bat TIE sesgis Nas tie Rssne
sl'pf ca eSsl..e SWay. " last they
sfil,.ls.ieS tkst ia us4.sr 10 save tue
hand tie tsssf kad 20 - aHas.,ssasess.
sS;heaSlsi gsssssif ~ pr. Jnriaa. si,-
tanned afg aarssssissc, and in lao wxess :
s.fue i cured sAs. bore disease ara [
gSszsnssi HaT tEREcr- Eiew uarh suf-
fszlssS @xsa expense We nasrAs hzye
saved k-sl ~s kEpva cf tie Hi~fszsrs-
etc As<sxSae ard u. ]. kasxas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

Revenue Referm.rs and the Down
Trodden Rich Farmer Of the bread
Meat


Monop,Ay said Horace Greeley. a
portof of Laws aud once a candidate
cf the Democratic pagts Ter the fIesi-
deney--" monopoly l.. perhaps, he
ruost perserted and miSappiied No=i
In our much abused mother toasue, -
How very lame this language j.,
suppose that during the tea years last
past have listened in this hall 10 more
idiotic rayipg. more pestSferonS rant GA
that subject than on ali the others pat
together. And vet | do not regre; L.
What beautiful sight il j. Ia zee the
revenue refofm orator 80 into ac;ica
against monopoly Nelson. A. hc ssaad
hssing with decorations ON the decks
III The Victory, on the fatal day OF Ira.
falrar; NatS1leon a, Ffiediana, az the
Guard went cheering and charging ty
Thomas Savers. ~ be stripped Tor the
championship ~ England. when iIec.
nan had crossed the lifting waters. the
eagle soaring To his cyrie the rayai
man eating BENGAL tiger in has native
iunsle: nav. the very hall himself. the
sfronr bah III RaShan. as he upisftS
his belluw over the nssky deserts OF
Palestine. ars all bat isAie reminders
az orc OF these majestic creatures,
hut II the revcrsIe referfa orator en-
the monopoly i terrible. ike an army
NTH hammers, there i theme On
which he can take up the Eoses 81 The
diving swan. How Nc .le hove . bear
MIN en- she Impoverished farmer
Then he i net suhiisaic, lsli be i pa
Electrically great. heard hsna Ayst ten
-, = ss,ss To me, ianaeSnt. ansYaV-
- 4. II SEEMED a. il the Western Ia az
~ sss the Nest wVs'-iseessnfs sioea-
tro.idea. inrklesS, uHssieses,f',l. dr.
ss,sr;,.sJ devil On the face al tae earth.
n Esstera vampire hsa i,.ersssgs'i
Nj fasm and thrown down iiss islsfss
ana scattered his sahsta;'ee @ssi'iiiais
"a tI.e vsnsIs. e., ..,.r
r,tssf s,aysesf. len max vel s"sasiAe
~, ~ sssn:, l~,araessi. vile hass ss ss ss's
-. ceres Usxss..sF IN ss.s'. g 8 - s:
aas q thai great sfsfse u s..s.. .al.
~ & ~ sea S'tE Z, 80. g.
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Nssn~. ws wousd hz~x sp3<I II ~ the
k<1zk<4. While On every side were tie
great brsrx k0nses, szs<h - csz1y the
ruusre fised Ia in csY villages. Affer
sofse dxss 81 ibis I t,cexme sulky- ]
said. renfieUen. Of course Ne hare
ro<sfesf yosf; yoaY conxrcxsmsn vcs'i5
ua< II nbonx TRIES Ike fkzf- But
What disesssts ma h that se DID mot DO
il more Thoroughly. The CLEARING looks
bixrer thar the harvest. Then they
cpsifisied - me tbxt The Westrrn Cos.
erssrrnen .ere xrent ofzsors ard did
this Tor przrtses- Since then have not
beer 70 much moved by IL
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Address to HOusehOIders.

The committee In charge of the Fourth
OF July celebration are making strenuous
efforts 10 provide for the thousands who
are to be with and of US on the one hum
drcd aud twelfth anniversary of the indie
pcndeDce Of the American people. In or
Der that no dissatisfaction may exis, among
visitors who would be otherwise unable TO
secure accommodations. your committee
appeal Ia the loyalty OF the citizens of
Seattle, to aid them In their efforts, by
sending to the secretary the number Of
ROOMS they can spare for the 2d, Sd, 9Th
and 5,A of July, or any OF these dates. The
house committee viii see that none but
uaobjecfionasle persons viii be accorded
these eommcda;io1s. while iaries fur
nishing these, who ~ desire, can charge
tirst-ciass hotel r4lfes for The same.
The general committee cannot impress
too strongly upon the citizens u seattle
iha: The success Of the coming celebration
depends almost entirely upon the in9i-
vidual eifos.s Of each resident of the
Queen city. and without their cooperation
all plans formulated by the committee will
rnsture but unsafisfacteriiy. We base this
appeal Ia residents, relying on The pride OF
seattle citizens to make whatever the
Queen City undertakes rousing success.
Those who will place rooms at the dis
pD>as of the caiaiaittee VIII please AT ofsse
address the secrei AIRY. either personally or
by note G. H. HkSFoED, Chairman.
PtvI D'IiEiEgy, Secretary.
Room H. Exchange Bnfiiing ie5Itf
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sb,,p.I.ead Bay Races.

NEW YORK, laue Ss.-~fhe weather Al
sheepsheaa Hay was very fempssin0us and
the track ankle deep With mud.
seven faslongs--loe Ire woss. Bother
Fan Second. Jsmes A, third time. 1879.
Five aud q half fariongs- Harrisburg
won, Ny Fellow second. sasrrnto third
time I'i1ls.
Mllc aud furiapg- RBpers won, Aurelia
serond: time. 3e0is-
Nile aud y hais--I,aeeIand won. Mira
bean second. Tea Tray third: time. 2:s2.
Niie--lfapine won, Rosai Arch second,
Ffanx waFd third: time. ~
Mile aud half on the taff-Bob Miles
won, Orlando second. chantieler third
time g.fsi.
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Snirpisx tn,r,iirxpe..

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29
Seattle, Lake Shsfe & Eastern
Railway COMPANY.
CHANGE OF TIME.

an AND AFTER SUNDAY. NAY oerH,
" ISIS. and until further nesice. trains
vill run as per schedule below. connecting
AZ Union Bay with steamers on Lake Wash
ington. and at Gilman with stages to and
srorn Fall city and Snocra,mic Hop Ranch.
PAssen<ers leaving seattle Al % a IN. can
reach Fall City ana Hep Ranch same even
ing, and by leaving latter point by stage In
morning can reach Seattle ct $40 y m.
sarac day.
"A" daily.
ssB- daily EXCEPT Sunday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29

thtNNaAtNs A}DE 70. W. 4.
have been badly troubled with my
ihreas for many years. II vonid give
Inc ne rest at night far the tickling
ana barking. Since last December il
wss worse than ever, AMI having tried
"a many things which did nae no COOS
| felt pretty helpless I told a friend
81 mine John Anderson, caisleman
THAI ! thought, a. a last resort, OF go
ias 10 California. Tie todd tue he had
bcep N the rSuse fix. and weat II Dr.
]. Eucene Jorsaa, took his medicine
and quickly AMI completely recovered
| coEcladesi 20 try him. and wish fC
rscari the fast that after a weeks Use
ot The perfectly taSteivSs h.s,o<neti,
tseuici9e | eatirely recovered. make
this statement for the beaeflt oi Of ali
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-29
SEATTLE WOOD YARD.

nRY ALDER AND FIR WOOD CUT ANY
~ desired length. Dry kindIiug a spe-
esslty. Coal delivered 10 say part Of the
city. Orders received a; isn5 Front street.
or at yard on Hopkins wharf, loot Of Seneca
street.
rahla am IA RUSSELL Prnnrietnr.