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Decorah-posten., 1889-10-09
0enraaer % Hsmlina,

georaser % Rsmlins. On Ssbe,
gigar banoler Gippmunn. bar noSle War
oreuet 5Orretnius / &r,ittunia Os lob fig
for en- Etb fioen osbe. Nu er ban remt
fra 9pen, us bet offer fig of ban bar
peret en- Suinoler at uerite Slass; ban
bar minbit b~eoraset 5Olf fur 10000
&roner, ia enoOs truifet ben SrGt, Tom
osbte bam up for 500 Ser. eaer iaa.
Seie fit Oplas af @rsarer / &ialbere
bauoe ban pantiat ug til SIttsrbeo Uuers
stpet 8eofommenoe Rsslerne. yfu ulier
bet fig at ban bar pantlat 8arerne til
forlfleQise SeriOner ps sioet bper al
benz Nssler, iamtiois meo at ban osiaa
bar bsnpttet andre Rssler, iom ban alttis
bruste. S Here &uSier al 2aseret fin.
Der mar uusnpaa ct Sag @isarer. &eiten
er Bapir. 5iuer o.i.u. Bolltiet efterlp.
ier BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-09

Seife. Ribtiommsrs inbtrai Der
! bore Jlelbtrufter en- isrselis llIptfe,
Tom bog beloisuis er en- SleIoeubso at
bsre, ftrtues fra Sol / S~alinsoal TT
"Bulf. Nmtst." 2 Sefte bar bleuei
uusnaer, Us bet enbte meb ben llIptte,
at be99e MATTE iette 2tuet I'll. Set
iOres,t ia.leoes: Den enc oar en- Ere
aarins % meset bitter al fig os fife
baloet, ben anoen par b9loet, Tom 8ruz
gen er Der. De bauoe iiuaet paa BOG.
benene tmOb %bueranore, iaa bauoe ben
ubaloebe 5iugft fadet fit enc Ben ino,
imellem S9loen % iualeoes tulot be
bsgse itOl. De bduoe oplparfet fore
Siene, sruUet fore @reiter, iom eubUer
fan tenfe fig, / ben Smerte, be lua /
De Hal blue lisset omtrent 2 9ssu, isr
5Olt tom DEM til Sialp; ou par bet ltoi
Giu, men llst life at tenfe paa at fao
benz bra ,sIen. Oct er Ell Cru at tHnfe
pau, boilten Smerte be i~tatfels 9pr
bauoe maattet uoitaa / iaa lang Tic, %
iaa baarot iammenltruet, Tom be par.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-09

fentlts Huttion moo Routant ben
28oe cftober 81. f2 Wiooag
I 9lenruooo Eopnibip Binueibelt Co., ga,
fsIaenoe 2auos ienoon ~ttlberenoe nfoeoe
gprtiten Beoerious 30. Salset boloes paa
Hduoet:
The north half q of the south east
quarter 20, the south west quarter(4D OF
the north east quarter ~. the south east
quarter of the south west quarter ~ and
the north west quarter of the north east
quarter in section No. eleven iii, Town,
ship No. ~ninety-eight C9S) north of Range
No. seven "a west of the 9Th p. NJ.
Referees:
o. p. ROCRSvOLD,
OLE J. DALEN,
A. OLE A. BERGE.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-09
Gfteriporgiler.

GitrIa'rgT,r ~iuOtas,s Su,fter for en- sails Gent 81
Orb. On sosfaD, T. Or. GorSosaa1 III ct steDn.
rtsrts fOr ct Crs. OF aortisIem,Ht / -D,toro5S Q oa,u-
la ,s ~ou;oasis al 1000 tI 100. 90 sOsr us. aD,r,
iisism'utsr. Der lie ~tsoiasss al SttaItns. tssss III, Gen.
fgu til
Zen eler be, Der Ton aiue mig OplpsniHs
ON, bJor mine TO Brsore Watbtnus Dg So
barnes Sanisu Bratli fra Ganos Br9ftes
aiRlo. Hor9e, opboloer fig, oil aisre mig en-
tor Sienefe. =. :. Bratli, Cumberland,
gRis.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-09
E10sfaID.

nrtsSfts, rS~isfS 'vtss,s I -Dcsress 'ass' 'ss
ststtI gratis. S Sertuss ~ iassas szrds,Ii, al
St'tIsttsrt 5usssn ,aT Itsiass; al 8u,. "a uss
isassHi 1t,sIes mtl . SSHts 81. Ri.t, 1 bsrfuA.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-09
mrs 8riomnorp fuloe sris
OtlS. he NJ fon

al ben Bail, bun fan ooertu9'. DUN er en-
Rsasrinoe / inaa Cmft9noigheoer o9 f0roes
lee lint III at poits. 6euoss Bop9l er oosrs
for Stsubugasr NrHtieus GUS.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-09

Grtdion-Det or bleoeu min tun9e Sob
at beilenot8lsre for fraoRrenne SlRat og
Benuer, at MIN tiFre Sgu Ertd y GrIdion
afgit peo GsoeH Den 1909 ausuit D. VI. pan
par fsOt ben Zoe Dec 1853 I Sois BrGttes
eielo, Roree. 6dn CT nu, iom ls9 baabsr.
Jamie meo i'm foruo9an9ue 5aoeri ben VUiIr
@lRhe bCS guh, % leg lom Ytooer og Gufe
meo BBrn begrRoFr hans Bortgaug. Treo
meo bans StBp. pc IiJUet uRre bans Wtnoe.
@lpul1e y. q, Ylntton Co., Tot.
Suaebora Gritisu,
fsot Guuo.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-09

sc 0utitie "2il a]bounenternt" paa
fsrits Sibe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-09

6inneruo. - Bet bstleuotgisres for
SlRat os Bsnnsr. al oct bSba9eoe Sub ben
lite Nuouit at bort'aIos Dor gumIe Yiooer
Stus Ioitsrsoatter 5Iunsruo. fBot Ganpeu, /
en- Nlbtr al II War og 4 Wuausoer. 5rso
men bit Stsu, o~eliiluet per Dit Uiinoe.
Btlot Yfouuo, 30,e Sept 1899
Iron og Ioteu 3. Stuueruo.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-09

sc NOtitie "9il abOnuenterue" paa
fsrite SIDE.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-09

gg9e.-Tor SlRgt % Beuuer b~sfisuots
aisres hsrueo. at MN lille elmer Goolph,
tsot ben ste Suni 1899. fulate stter i'm iors
uoenr9ne Rooer ben 26oe September. Jrso
meo bans StsO! 3. v. @s9s.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-09
Weieree Gala.
28oe cftober 81. f2 Wiosaa

unoertssueoe "R. isrses1 oil iaIae ueo of.
fentlta Mutton MOI Rontant ben
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.,..,>s FOR FIVE WEEKS.
"a Friend. 81 Michael s"iiiss.
a. a,xi.a. About Him.

x,-s.el .glligaa. the Oue-srmei man
80 r.n a fruit. cAniy AMI tobacco stand
= c,emsss street. near West street. be
:. H. lss sse and Afterwards on the
-, .,yy~s, nesr fhisd. has been Missing
4, h. vss, i've seeks sad his iiien6s afss
rn,ng snrsoas a5oas bin, fearng foul
FT g..,,s..., 49,,
saas-ar;a..i f.sgfb.sek aRsn.d Charley -
tnd BIZ stand fer ivN days and started
ese,Atrtp. Ae sSla 40 oDs Of his inteu
rjv,.s sad left al IL us personal effects AZ
"A, Ra!a~is's loaglng hesse. uear MS
rsaa where he h1aFied From the
DIN thai he turned The stand
es.r 70 The una srmra aO0,osfx an
= tas present, b.s igieuds hsve MOI seen
sln. nor hsara ans n liable ness ~ his
shcrea,s1is. Ateui isn week $50 u was
nssssrs toas b. hsa beea seeu al Pert
fssBseDs sad 81 hhaieoa, lut persons
tssIak There and Hhn kaoW hiin Ng say
IA h. has no, heen there afsl
ye ,ssssa i known FOG -ailysn leyani-
Ia. q he Ess making q very comfortable
stsins cut 81 rs stand and lad 4 large
rqsas- a friends, oiace be has been
ass h. s.a creditors have become AJAX
nas AMI zls OF attaching his stand. al
fhsesk I5G feel sure they val tc paid
sgsss ass Il he ever returns. Chief
EsaheH sas notified Of ShiiivaH's disap.
psaase las; night AMI ID enGeay 3 "a
Sad hsa
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HERES 4 NO IAN r
..n,, society Event on
80 destruction Island.
-Euilders Much
- visitors From
cs,,,irsd Mainland

i..aaa s, ,,.. !. ssssa.. e
rsTgLtseESe kE = MS . ~
~ - ,.s:sy the sa.iis's'iies .aai, - !.
!: -, 81 Az se'-1 b ne FRS AoAd 81 Sfls
- = "a .,rzesisn Of Tie llestfil.'.
IL isx - s.gf,s,r v . Lite mug 81
So - a. ussst p, Isss', ss5sils : "a
So Eus - iiaz - - a zaa
-. sf the es'iii =, : , -, .
hsse ben His sss I" 49, -. = =,
-, % carr re cts. -, -,
- q -.,', -, wssrk. ~ u = iiss
= sa.sS ,,,s. the rlsk 81 81 Fe -
- - = :. woFE has zen -.
- - s,s,sf.lv rnoYe tran u Nps.ls
- 49, mere sxeoEstsss sslFs,'l 10
~ ~ 80 ls..er the men acre tsoT afs
- go .f;a e sr,slisTspie pleas
.ss5eE p ,f,e island ia sf.s5lt tisssss.
Us : s - e.,,4g ets'e aiid me iifs'
.eafz ]. -. - earn sbefE tack 70
ee s'i'tss
zz<s,sass- ,.1fsress Completed and
vfssrsI - Tsvafy Monday eNen-
- SeA Pa.len and dang htssF'
= ~. h sas Pass, Misc Efaioa Tar
e sss4 Mr.. A. J. Ca lss'ilstss.
- Il ~As.- "a - TIE isist4a 1s4sir'
<5x az $50 - 5'ctf,ek, having
= ssssisE - from Ia Pash ia q Canoe
- TIE weslE.f ! - 80 =. 20 - !,
- las,ss..s,aa.anily tiiey we're blise 80
49,, 80. u&Eipg ihe Hp. SO
49, sss..isns 10 a aieBehlng ram Al.
~ - 80 :. /. 81 lunch they feIsfs 2
ess ne neGt d@y tNsliIg -tingS!
4 ~ ~. dar. vas spent 2 waiifttf-
3 - - y. &C.,. climbing ~ss. sss q
ws5ss 49, shells. Mos tsrkes-x /
4 - e - .. spent stFeEai NOUS
- $50 =. II the Island frD'n sey-
! &C. -. me likenesses slis pro
= - 'srgrjpx we're veFg - iiFai ~
uxx = - rsss.s NEST lesUiiiui pic
~ xss sf.euf IN singing in
- - usrt fhr arss aefa,iFiS "a
v4 Eaa elas.. the arflRai 81 isi.'
~ ID. esa 3 e.,a, -, : ~ ~ I,
ssssace - lsfiiss' NJ. a..s,l =
s.sg Ter b ing ine nfsi "s.iis,
- slrpl<@i tot ga 1's
- s.tnr iacs3eHf ee NJ - z
sfb. ls.fs ~ t9ii i9aii
= e. ie 90 Jasi ~ y =
sssi.-s p - ~ HaH
tss gas % oiac > J 3
tEY ins
n is i3e'e.
~ SIS tie f'"H He
= - .ss.fai tsFs. wtth To- eF-
assg. hT w'hAi is
ef 80 ez's.t'. ~
ssas xs. ~ ?
- fexl ass s'i'i % = 7 o. -. -
- s ne yssy gH'ieii 81 20 ~ . '.s,,
= So D. al sad viii D resneai-
= a. :. enc t,.essaBt FefiinR
- Iss.sraa son fslsB1 The ttxt
,s.,s,tl,. laislrs toek taeir sseDa tiir .
- xas tbs they came oiily ths
= va Aile m,sre pleasant
sssses g. =. II.
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AS fEtyCiss1, : ~, Following i
ne psssssgsT lisf a she steamer, CITY o
fssba, sitting today for Nato3is a.. I
FAssl. v ; White Il Elehe lssusa
|. iisa8 ard r., " Dickson r Arpef.
~ -esslr-b AskSsl. u Ssks iH. Wrs. J.
xsaa. iowa j - J. p-iei i -cauuyll
EIsb~. Z Celi, ap tiro. I"uiury.
faf Tssams-B 3 son ard W.T. -
sessh, " lsislr. a. Cgssou J Mex
sALtAly
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Espa<rh ssesm<rx ROW Seattle - *csInss.
ko< ssn FrAme1sexs. via fssxs TosEa<sssa
and vsrsDr14s AT s.ac p "a kyzssuxzx<u ~
c<7vea en boAsd ~ SEQ p IA sa Anx- ]. 6.
~ - ~ =, -, ard eTery aEs days these-
after
Tor AaakkAs ~ 3 q m JnEy 2. L II. q.
August l. II. ~ -, sepsezs~x b and =
frum s&n Frxxw-szcu. scr xiesssrsa and
Puxet sean5 poyss- AIS a. "a. Anx. :. :
II z. -. .ad every Eve dzys thereafter.
Tickets rsAy ~ ssssaszae+a 81 tee e1kee
81 rae eomSaEy ~ TIE R1zs<=zs-
SO0uAII- PERKINS & CO. serl Aga
Nc. sa Ns-kes strpe-- SAz Frsnrisrs. Cal
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,.tsm'ir Jswsi.-pf. David Kennedy
=. ~ ss'sess'ssl >5fgeou %, Roudoat. y Y,
~. ~ Yea his Illustrated uouk. How "a
80 80 Alsne} Liver ard Hloo-l nis asses -
49, iseslH Of s-ctnj sgsmp. II also
ss.a'sa'as i~e s'pg.es written bv Ned Bnns
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BONA Eide PURCHASERS

In Renton addition
Hoii- G. III. Haufort, chief iustsce %
Wa.hinRton territory
Mr.. Leigh = J. Hunt. proprietor of tae
Pos Int sgeneer.
Ar W T. Bailey. proprietor Of tire Even
iag Pnss
!. Re "a, IT. REGISTER of the UIstszi
-tstss so1 pffies
Prese u'ing At.orn NesIn.
Mr. r ". II iHrgok geis raj fsana. er OF
tue sea til. Lake -lsor & Ess.era RAJ r al
compagy.
TX pssseefstsus Al orslsy 2sf ala.
NJ Fred J. s1rsEsi oeia'e eli or % ne
P.>f-fut lieneer
NJ. 4 Frazier. e tot chla If the
{ eaabs Psess.
N. Joan A. sseiek r. ,.fisar.la-es.isf OF
Frank l., sile's iastsafeei Newspaper
Mr. Edgar b. Piper, city editor IF the
Post int Iisencer
NJ Jerome C=tiin.
King County Investment COMPANY
MfsS u. Louise Burns. of Mlnnea soils.
Mr. ]. A. parx. oil Dexter Horton Il 20. .
bank
MI J. l. schultz. Of Dexter Horton 4
Co.'S bank
Or. Clarence A. Holmes
Str. II. ". Bennett.
Mr.. II. A. Frederick.
Mr. ID. X. Howard
Ms. Abbie n smith.
Mrs. H. A. Bauer
SIR. X. G @esteFmsn
Mr. George Z. Budloug
Mr.. X. ". Crawford.
Mr.. John A. Mare.
DR.. G.. ;. Merrill
NJ. Frank Z. Ware.
Mrs. l. ]. o'Farreii
Mr.. a. sharpe,
Mr. C. r. kenSan.
Mrs.. Caroline Baker Stevens.
Mrs. Eiizabefh Crawford.
Mr.. y. III. Roberts.
Msssrs- Isaac snd II. Bingham.
Mrs. Martha George.
nlss Ida carter.
Mr. J. II. c Lockwood.
Mr. r. A Garrett
Dr. David T.. Bowman.
Mr. James q. Giiii.s.
Mr.. George Hariig.
Mr. 6. FAX.
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ne. ~ ~ sa's , aree has h,cu decreased 10
hrs'se.S 49, 't ~. l.N kyoS ~ :
rses a tasior, l,-le Steunl
n sa's'osa ealp..
g., 'saai' tanoeis Chester Clesrv
4'ai'sa eaP> Il,sssaf & ra,fa,.
N''fssi . a. Chs-sss t-l,.rv.
ssss'' teiy Frss,-s Ss~s,.e-s .,hi,,s r,snu
va s..,. 80. - " $40 s'fflSua' ar
- h'Ts sec leF ,s,e hs all erscers.
l%'iftn salts Ch,.-.v t-t,sry
.s''sfs ki'i Gloves. ...t--.,s..,-,
sfs aAaskesrAl4fs n.....s.-r.,-,.,- .
tss'staeYt k..} ,i..,.. 49,.
IA a.. ..'>.ff 'tAfH
'i'-- ~tf sfF-
asslfk So. ti.. al sf'af avn
a., ''-t nrr'
~ e. @stlts >tra.o-a chjps
-. go ir ISIS Ta aset Ia.
a ta .r.E Ft hr &
n r.t E4t. q 81,
wfas Vs...
Geo., -ra- ....s. -.a
syy ta e-s. 4-....t.rt.l ara.
49, Nsa 49, t-.th..-> .e5l} .s,.. "a
81 ~ .-' s"t >s.. ..sa.e. eu tas
a. ~ aHt Ns-H s-aa Be- n
xssR
-'S> tt.sr ft ,.re
~ lcfs Is ...r .,. rs ... . -
eaecli4. ........-.
seaea tar., t.......
Res. --s-4...a e''T~
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Asrfk oSs % CaIFoRNIA Il meeting
#Nssmi*F al surag CsJ ivFniau, inter
sssS q HIos osed eri- bYat.on Of The
alTsHla'h sun We ssFy of the Cu'ieH
: -'sls seBils, 1a jeta thc tBIau -. SIP
aseefs. ia ass tei S.fgr.tuy evening
SIS easee - J 2 8eNaught. "a N Bas-
= hsek Organization " Sefg,4 tef. y a
: Ms "a, e. ei chairman an =
fs'fs sea'sN Il ss decided ~ or
~ a. h1 stNfpE a "a 81 l. AMI a
- 5te= 90 SIS : < 0t ihs 10 l.w a. Z. II
its'ss ca rs ct by f.e Ga or 20 nAke
" sso.s-Sff srs4ug'ulr = " Ttay-
- + fhomas " , Foley. Martin
kssa sfd J. GKas-t
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hTIt ssooSrN TowN ANA party oi
y sa'srYTs Rbacr directions from the
s3se 81 sepFrs q Owens. lrff ye,ts r,lay
nssASg iw Lizzie skcotum. sixty mile.
sasat lRty g. % SIS oUt three gusrtei
sssseas @ laa1 iatn lots aid blocks for .
ssshstit. sad VII a. ats, Bt from three "a
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Uaw@sassGu oses

Herssy giye ample notice taat ten day,
after Aorx l. actually oegnn land thls
mHsi Dc within fee day. prices 10 Rem
ton addition viii te advanced 10 per cent.
Only 8 snail Tor ion Of the lots to BE- Of
fered isisye remain snsold. md those
who Intend IL secure home sites In this
besn'ifnl location sh0alf act Immediately.
For The Information of intending pur-
ehssers We psiBi the following list Of
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U. s. Mail Steamer,
PAClFI NAVIGATION CO

WHAT COM RoJrE.
steamer STAT OF WASHINGTON
Henry batieF. mater. ayes Tacoma sun.
Ia Iaesd hid Thsrsday for NEasesfn
-ehssfie, Faif sxen, -arassh. Coupsll IL
A f.senFfes ttsAla.iy snd Sestse astslrl.
ING leave waafeosR "a following day.
y hsfais~-L age ] seoFna D. IA sease
-ssitl.. , He: arrive What una :. :.
tease Nasseora 5 p IA leave -cafrs. ! 81
q n. srfiy. lac Jiaa 80 T. tn
ROss~e hAa sCR ROUTE.
steamer SKAGiT CHIEF, George Barlow
master, Leaves Tseoma Manday and
Thursday al 4 N.
Leaves SessEh, Hats Ids wharf. every
Monday aud thursday AT 2. IA. far san
Juan islands. calling At Clinton. Uts-aiady
Stall. wood, iAConner, Friday Harsor. Roche
Harfor
skAcsr clvER ROUTE.
steamer HENRY BAILEY, :. r. benny,
master. Leaves Tacoma Monday AID
Thursday at p. M
Leaves Seattle every Tuesday and Friday
on tide for sssnwooi. Fir, SkAgft
CITY, Mount Vernon. Sterling and inter
mediate points.
TACOMA TRADING Co,
Agents, Tacoma
J. A. HATFIELD, Agent, seattle,
JAY sEDGwICK.
Gen Manager. Tacoma.
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Island transportation Co.,
MEppERr q REErHER. Manager


The sfsye..fer j. q. LIBBY, Herbert +,
Bescher, raster. leaves eesstie every sun
dav sftsruEon a. =. 10. for Port low nst no
and The -za Juan islands, feosn Hsfneids
~herf AYES Port townsend Sc "a q. m
ersry Nansssy. We snesstay and Friday sos
wastcom calling ct Smiths island, snc
sichardsoa's eesther permitting arg. e.
iot.sy. FriiSy Hsrbssr, Maple ION MONDAY
going norfh ami Thursday going saufhl,
RaafA. Haftaas, 0ress, And East -oaud.
RssftsrutaE leaves hstrom ~ 30
Tasf ssiays, Thursdays aud -asuTdsys. W
H. Satsr3sy Trip the lihhy goes through
20 S.-Ffie. Fare from Port Townsend 30
--stsle. ST. until further notice, passSn.
s,s-s az freight from seattle for ne tslsn fs
sly fhe tAhby's "Wednesday sn1 fFiday tFiENs
xsll ~ essriei &C The Washington steam
t.aat 4 TrAu pcftatsaB Ca. = steamer hilth
Il, Fs,rt Toxns.na On Tuesday ana Inars-
Asv nights saa transferred sfsrecs 20 tas
IEfhv. Oa these days tAe " :. T. 20
All isSssS Ill ssss snd oil freight taroegS
HrKsFKT Y. BEFCHER, Manager
IA HkTFfgLD. AUeIa'. ssstsiss
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sunday Schedule eefween II.
covs1A and Seattle.
NausHcne Houte.
seattle Whetcom AND semiah-
Utco = QUITE.

seattle VIII etcous and Semiah-
Utco = QUITE.
Ss<aESr leaves Seattle at II D. IA sam
cas-. fnesdsys ard THURSDAYS. arrives Al
hA.tssxr AZ ID a n. Mondays. we-3n4~sfays
stiti fri.ss3s, Returning. leaves whateorn AZ
: m Mondays and Wednesdays and SAT-
1fu@! AZ I a N Arrives AZ seattle AZ z a
n: Tuesdays and THURSDAYS and or sat-
nrdays n ahous D. m.
syiilE--Esafnss lands 81 all regular
sslalngs exeeTi Oak Hzrtor, Lsaouner
v. 5. Nail Steamer.
leaves Seattle sor whaseofn and ali vxv
iansiifgs Mondays. Wednesdays and Pr
54yr * u p u Arrives AZ whateorn Tues
days. THURSDAYS and -afs1r,agyx am m
returning, leare< Nhafeosn Suuaxyx
tuesdays and Thursdays At SD "a. Ar
ives AZ seattle Mondays, Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS ~ .. IA
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TIM n0O-Two lots, f3axiAa ~ The
NJU,OlO scutaeaSf cs.rtscf of Front
and seneca streets. or tire Inside Los 10Y
sac 40 ard the corfes to- so.eo, easy
terms.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-04-04
PHYSICIANS Confess.

All honest, conscientious ehysi.
clans who give Il. B. Il. Botanic
Blood Balm) trial, frankly admit
its superiority over ALL Ctker blood
medicines.
DIR. W. J. AdaiSr nb;,
Writaf1It fncup~'. tOckmart, Ga,
z = IS: II regard b. b. b. as one of
the best blood medicines"
DIR. II. Roscoe, Nashville, Tenn,
writes: "All reports Of b. Il. B. are
favorable, and its speedy action is
truly wonderful"
DR.. j. w. Rhodes, Charlottesville,
CT, writes: 81 confess b. Il. b. is
best and quickest medicsne for rheu-
matism l have ever tried"
DR.. 5. j. Farmer, Charlottesville,
Ga, writes: 81 cheerfully recon-
menl b. b. 3. as a fine tonic altera-
tive. rs use cured an excrescence
of the neck after other remedies eff
fected no perceptible good"
DR.. G. III. Montgomery, Jackson
vile, Ala, writes: "My mother in
sisted on my getting b. B. B. for her
rheumatism, as her case stubbornly
resisted the usual remedies. She ex-
perienced immediate relief, and her
improvement has been truly Won
derful."
A prominent physician who wish
es his name not given, says: GA pa
tient of mine whose case of tertiary
syphilis was surely killing him, and
which no treatment seemed to check,
was entirely cured with about twelve
bottles of b. b. B. He was fairly
made up of skin and bones and t; rri-
bic ulcers.n
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-04-04
Poisoned by Il Calf.

NJ little boy broke out with ulcers
and sores, the result of the saliva
from calf's mouth coming in con-
tact with a cut finger. The ulcers
were deep and very painful, and
showed no inclination to heal. |
used quite a number of remedies,
with no benefit, but got Swift's Spe.
citic, and he improved with the first
few doses, and in a short time was
sound and well of the poison, and
his general health much improved.
JOHN Il. HEARD.
Auburn, Ala, February 10, 1889.
In 1888 l contracted Blood Poison
of bay type, and was treated with
mercury, potash and sarsaparilla
mixtures. growing worse all the
time. / took seven small bottles S.
s. S., which cured me entirely, and
no sign of the dreadful disease has
returned. j. G. NANCE.
Hobbyville, Ind, Jan. 10, 1889.
Swift's Specific is entirely vegeta-
bic, and cures Blood Poison by fore
ing the faint out through the pores
of the skin. Send for treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases, mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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THE CAUCASIAN.
CLINTON, n. c., -- APRIL 4, 1889


The funniest corner III recent
years, according to Max O'Rell,
is that in jokes, which, he says,
was engineered by Chauncey NJ.
Depew and General Horace X.
Porter. These two wits a9a al
legged to keep their ears open in
horse cars, and, wherever they
meet with crowds, for new
jokes aud funny incidents, bnt
they boycott everything that
appears in print. Then, it il
said, they compare notes, make
Il fair division, according to The
opportunities which they may
have had to work off their
JOKES, and go their way rejoi-
cling RIPE for all ate dinner
speech or a political o.ation.
This queer arrangement is allie
ged to lave sprung from the
embal RAISING fact General por-
ter got off new joke at a din
ne! at the Brunswick one night,
and when NJ. Depew told the
same thing the next even ny at
DelmOnico's they lang the
chestnut bell on him. N. Y. Star.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-04-04
JOHN BULL VS.. UNCLE SAM.
An American Girl who Marries
All English Husband Compares
Social Life Under the Two.

Now, again, there is another
reason why we like Englap4.
9 " nd Ire eP ld tbff Thought of here
when married than in our own
country. In america the girl,
it IS true, is paramount. There
she is the center of social life,
while over here the girl is only
a graceful and pleasing figure of
the background. But marriage
distinguishes the English We
men; it extinguishes the Ameri,
can. To be a .,irl in America
aid a matron i'll England is to
obtain the maxium of Difference
and homage. Wea"e not averse
to receiving both. l.