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of Montreal. or Rev. FIR. Ouellet, OF
Commodore Howell. or Mr.. Gillian OF
Judge, or Ida Lewis. or eXMinister to
Australia John NJ. Francis, or any
other widely known man or woman who
expressly wishes others to be benefited
by his or her experience, the proprle-
tors of Paine's celery compound gladly
give such unsolicited testimonials to
the public press.
But one PERSONS health is as valua
BILE as another's, and in publishing the
testimonials OF people whom this great
remedy has made well and strong, no
particular emphasis is put upon such
persons official standing.
The world is made up of what Abra-
ham Lincoln called the plain people. :"
1t is they whom Paine's celery com
pound has most benefited.
Here is letter tverbatim) Just re-
ceived from Louisa Pierce of Melette,
South Dakota:
II used Paine's celery compound
first for rheumatism, and found that it
helped me very much. | have since
used it for nervousness and kidney
trouble. and have received very much
benefit from its use, and consider it
one of the best of remedies Mr.. A.
Cady's people use it and think they
can hardly get along without it in the
house. / know of several others that
have used it that l am not acquainted
with, but one other lady, Mrs. Ondell,
used it for nervousness, and it made
her well. -
There is the testimony of thousands.
Paine's celery compound makes people
well.
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West Dunme rstOls.

Schools closed last week in districts
No. l and 6.
John Taft is one of our most enter
prising men in his business there is
In the county. He has extensive
machinery in his mills and his i'm
mense boiler furnishes steam for all
his works. besides heating his residence
with steam conveyed to his house in
pipes. He has made upward of 10 tons
of cider jelly shipped to distant parts
of our country and has over 1000
bushels of apples on hand most of the
time. His blacksmith shop is open
ready for business and Mike Ring is
doing the horse shoeing.
Miss Mabel Barrett from Fishers
Island is visiting her acquaintances
and friends in this vicinity.-P. +.
Mccarthy has returned from a visit
to Boston. -MarshallP eek and wife
from Randolph are visiting at her
grandfather's. Geo. Everleth's.
Complaint is made to the state fish
and game wardens that parties up the
West River valley are shipping part
ridge to Boston in great numbers and
in violation Of the law which makes
shipment out of the state "for gain or
trailic'' Unable to the amount of SO.
The lawyers of the Windham county
bar, including Judge j. NJ. Tyler,
have contributed to the court house a
life size portrait of Judge Royal Tyler.
the oldest member of the bar and for
40 years the clerk of the court, which
was hung in the court room last week
immedia tely over the judges bench.
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ANOTHER NASTY CASE AT PUTNEY.
A Curious Mixture Of Contradictory
stories About 1t.

n %
stories About 1t.
Tabor Combs, 80, who lives on
Putney West Hill, was arrested by
fore Justice G. w. Kimball at Putney
charged with committing adultery
with Tekla Kisumki. a Polish girl
aged %, who was staying at his house
a few days after working for Oliver
Woods and just before beginning work
at theKendricz hotel. The charge as she
makes it is substantially one of rape.
but there is remarkable mixup of
contradictory stories about it. 1t is
alleged that on the night of October
16, when Tekla was at work for
Coombs, he entered her sleeping room
and made improper demands of her.
She escaped and ran across the field
toward Mr.. Woods house, but was
caught and brought back by Coombs
and his wife. Another story is that
Mrs. Coombs held the girl while he
ravished her. He plead not guilty to
the charge of adultery, and then claim
ed that it was with her consent that it
was done, which she denies. The com
plant was made by Mr.. Woods and
another neighbor, f. W. Aiken who
charged that Coombs has made indie
cent exposures to the - years old
daughters of both. He has before
been prosecuted for similar offenses
before little girls. Justice Kimball
bound him over in the sum of $1,000
and in, default of bail he was commit
ted to Jail at Newfane. Our Putney
correspondent says: COMBS, no
doubt, would have it appear that he
is little out of his head. He GER
tainly isn't strong Minded His
wife is also rather unidentified.
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MARRlAGES.l

At the parsonage In Stratton, Nov 10, by Rev
. Palmer, Mr. Fred II Lackey of Strattor
and Miss Jennie + Aldrich of West Dover.
In sherman, Oct II, Wellman Reed of Whiting
ham to Malvina Wood OF Rowe, Mass.
In Westminster, Nov @, by Henry Lane
Esq, Darwin NJ Edwards of Westminster and
Miss Olive l. Oaks of Athens.
In wilmington, Nov IL. by Rev c 4 McKen.
re John Thompson and Mrs Kate Morris, both
of Wilmington.
In sunderland, Nov IA, Frank l. Alien of
land.
In Bratteboro, Nov l3, by Rev Hal ID Max.
well, Charles Albert Bracket and Miss Ella
Bina Ellis, all of Brattleboro
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E. L. PUTNAM,
NEAR THE BRIDGE

In Omaha, Neb, Nov 10, of pcritonits, A4;
Bauman, wife of Harry Capron Miller a:r
years and ii months.
In Boston, Mass, Nov :, ID { 0rmes age'
years.
In Bellows Falls, Nov IL, DR. Henry l1:ii
aged AZ years, months and II days.
In Bellows Falls, Nov Ii, Charles II How
aged 10 years.
In Bartonsville, Nov 6, Elisha Hail. SO
years. c months and days.
In Brattleboro, Oct 81, Ella f, younged \
of Herbert w and Ella NJ sanders agH
months. E.
In Jamaica, Nov IL, of hemorrhage-
Howard, aged % years. r.
In Orange, Mass, Nov {, of meningitis, M
lin L Twitchell, aged q years AMI moHa
former resident of Jamaica.
In Brattleboro, Nov Z, DR. \ d Pnin'A
years and 10 months.
InColrain, Mass, Nov 8, Edwin, son OF 0g'
and Bertha Hcrcig. aged 20 DAYS.
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BIRTHS.

In Brattleboro, Nov 9, daughter to Mr. and
Mrs Z G Phillips.
In Brattleboro, Nov =, a son to Mr. and Mr.,
Merton Staples.
In West Windsor, Nov 10, daughter to Mr.
and Mrs DIR Gay.
In Brookline, Nov g. 4 son to Mr. and Mrs Fred
Cutler, and grandson TO Mr. and Mrs Charles
Cutler Of Brookline and to Mr. and Mrs W II
Miles of Townshend.
:. In Stratton, Nov ., a daughter to Mr. and Mrs
Maurice Dickinson.
In Newfane, Nov ), a son to Mr. and Mrs
Henry Weman.
In Cambridge. Mass, Nov 1. a daughter, Helen
McChord, to Rev and Mrs NJ Crothers.
In Jacksonville, Fla, Oct 90 a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs + A Pellorin and granddaughter TO Mrs
ii Sawyer of West Brattleboro.
In Holdredge, Neb, Oct 81, q son to Mr. and
Mrs Henry J Ieler and grandson to Mr. and
Mrs George Whitcomb of Grafton.
In Northfeld, Mass, Nov ., a daughter, Hazel
Nj. TO Wallace III and Maude NJ Holton. Nov Q,
daughter, Florence J, TO Arnold ii and Media
T. Holton.
In Guilford, Nov ., daughter, Pearl Glazier
TO Martin f and Murla Whitney
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really outraged or not. That point
settled. no chance for doubt would be
left. There is an indictment against
the respondent for this, but probably
it won't come to trial until this case
is disposed of at any rate, and the evil
dence will probably be very similar to
hat in this case
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Services in st Michaeps Episcopal church
Communion;' 10: 80 a m Morning Prayer and
Sermon; II As a m, Sunday, School and Catechis
ing; p m. Evening Prayer. On Sunday Nov
mutes in ST Michaers church at 8 pm. The
children of the parish will meet in the choir
room on Saturday m at O'Clock, for musical
training.
Meetings in the Advem church will be discon-
tinued until further notice on account of plas-
tering.
Christian Science service and sunday school
at q Laurel street at 10.45. Class meeting
"Wednesday evening at 80. corner of Canal and
Maple streets, at Mrs Haskins'. All interested
are welcome.
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A dastardly attempt was made
Wednesday night to wreck the narrow
gauge mail train ON the first trestle
this side of Wardsboro station. A
long, heavy bridge tie was stuck be-
tween the ties. the end sticking up
several feet. Luckily some one passing
heard work ON the trestle and notified
Esquire Butler who went up and re-
moved the tie. But for this bad
wreck and probable loss of life would
occurred.
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The "old folks concert given here
Tuesday evening was grand success,
ii. II. Kimball as leader, and Mrs.
Kimball as organist, deserve great
credit for this success. The receipts
were over $50.
A. j. Searle, who has been SO i'll
with pneumonia, is reported better.
The new military suits have been
received and are very attractive. They
give the VT. AS quite West Point
appearance.
The bills are out for Uncle Toms
Cabin" which will he played in Odd
Fellows hall next Thursday and Fri
day evenings.
Mrs. DIR. Anderson of New York is
here visiting her parents, j. +. Alex
ander and wife.
Mrs b. A. Gale of Townshend has
been the guest of her son for the past
two weeks.
w. B. Dorr is confined to his bed
with infiamatormy rheumatism.
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Milo Gray VIII BE Tried.

The supreme court for Grafton
county, eastern judicial. opened at
Plymouth, n. H., Tuesday afternoon
with Judge A. p. Carpenter on the
bench The case of Milo Gray recent
" arrested at Westmoreland for the
murder of his wife is TO come before
the grand jury.
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The jury in the Hallowey case was at New
port after being out 50 times brought in yer
dict "Wednesday night that Mrs Holloway was
not guilty but that Chase, her alleged accom-
pIice, was guilty of murder in the first degree.
Council will move for new trial. The verdict
is ageneral surprise.
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General Charles Williams of Man
chester. N. H., proprietor of the soap
stone business here, and H. II. Hicks
of Perkinsvilie, superintendent of the
same, was in town last Wednesday. -
We have but one store here now, d..
Il. Gushing. proprietor. Mr.. Gushing
has been in this store for so years and
now at his ripe old age is ready at all
times to wait on his customers the
same as ever. Those on the sick list
this week: Mrs. III. +. Thompson and
Matte Howard. daughter of Frank
Howard and wife, Levi Derby and
John Allbee are at Newfane again at
tending court as jurors.
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WEST BRATTLEBoRo LOCALS.

! The old Vermont house, which wa.
purchased by President Crosby, of the
electric road, has been remodeleo
throughout, and is now completed ant
ready for use as hotel for summer OIL
regular business with the spacious
grounds and electrics running to til,
door it would seem to be paying prop
erty.
Knight and Walker find their water
power not sufficient to keep ur
with their increasing grist mill bus
Mess. and have begun placing a boiler
and engine.
Samuel Warmer and wife will
spend the winter in New Jersey with
their son Chester.
1t is reported that NJ. c. Goode-
Crowell, which is now occupied by j..
L. Squiers.
Beginning with next week the stores
of W. ID. Il j. L. Stockwell and M. /.
Mather will be closed at 6 O'Clock on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
Miss Ida Fox spent Monday in
Mortified, Mass, the guest of Miss
Lillian Knapp. Harry Dunklee was
home from Mt. Hermon over Sunday.
j. p. Goodenough and wife and
John Liscom and wife are attending
tie grange convention at Worcester
this week. Mrs. d. NJ. Stockwell is
visiting at her sons, W. d. Stock.
wells, this week. Mrs. Ruth Hill
Pettee of Boston is at her fathers. A.
F. Hills. --Chas Mather has moved
to Centreville this week.
Academy Notes.
The Juniors played football with the
Brattleboro Juniors Wednesday on the
home grounds. Neither team scored
although both goals were in danger
several times A good delegation
from the school witnessed the game.
The Elect are holding daily re-
hearsals for their public meeting
which occurs Nov %.
Thefootball game which was to have
been played with Leland Il Gray SEM
mary has been cancelled and the team
has disbanded.
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DEATHS.

In Vernon. Nov IL, Layinia c, wife of the late
Leman Robbins, aged ~ years,
IN Chesterneld, II. Nov IL, Maria A, wife of
the late Elijah Amidon, aged 65 years.
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BrattlebOrO. Va
Nov. 10Th, 1S@

wish to announce to the X
pie Of Cemetery Hill that ! n
opened the Chandler store '
a full line OF Groceries. Whld
shall be pleased to show 'ns
l also have Threads. bOtnS
and Cotton Stockings for
women and children. COn'
Pins. Buttons, Hair Pins
other small things.
Very respectfully,
+. c. BENSN'
IOWA
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Grange Notes,

Grange Notes.
There will be a special meeting OF the Grange
Dramatic club Tuesday evening at 7.3O D m,
At the regular meeting of the Grange Mon.
day evening the first and second degrees were
conferred on IT,
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Darmin Burlingame and james Wilson OF
Grafton were in town Tuesday calling on old
acauaintanccs,-J Kennedy the genial sales
man of the New England Piano Co who made
80 many friends during his stay here last sum-
lner was in town Wednesday and Thursday
calling on old acquaintances.-H w Rus.
sell was in town Tuesday and wednesday of
this week.-Mrs. Patrick IIartnett of North
Walpoe is visiting this week at Florence, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs John Janotte are the proud
parents of girl since Tuesday morning. Mrs
q, Brien of North Walpole who has been visiting
friends in Ireland the past three months re
turned home sunday evening-Ed Rand of
Boston spent Sunday at the Rockingham
Miss Bessie Gnynne is spending week at her
home in Harley Whitman was on the
sick list the first of the week.--John j eDonahue
OF Keene, n II was in town Monday.-Miss
Annie Pickett who has been visiting her sister
turned home Monday Miss Nellie shcehan
has finished work at the Laundry and returns
to her home in Keene, II, Saturday.-Mrs
Patrick Me Auf has moved from North wal
pole into the Siiaughnessy cottage on Green
street-Kunel MCGOWAN has moved from the
Shaughnessy cottage on Green street into the
tenement IN the steamer house on Birge street
--tieo Homes went up to Fair Haven Saturday
TO spend sunday with friends at that place re-
turning Monday morning.-Joe Hackett of
keene, H. was in town visiting relatives AMI
friends this Week.-Mrs. Calva Abbott of Fitch
burg, Mass, is a guest of Mrs Jas + keefc this
week.-Genial Tom Pickett is the new hell hoy
nj the ROckingham.-The agent of the Rambler
Bicycle was in town this week at Towns hotel
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of the preceding, swore that on the
Sunday following the shooting he was
at Johnson's shearing sheep and had a
talk with Leon who told him practi-
cally what the others had asserted, and
said that he was as much to blame as
his brother. Bourne also testified the
same as his wife about the May con-
yersation between the latter and Lewis
johnson.
Lewis and Ed johnson were called
in rebutta and swore that Leon was
delirious much of the time for a few
days after the shooting, though up and
about the house. But no medical
evidence was introduced on this point.
1t was strong defense that was put
up with this testimony and it had con-
siderable in the circumstances to
support it, the cider drinking and the
vomiting as evidence of intoxication.
the strewing about of cards as indica-
ton of AN alteration. and the course
of the bullet upward and backward,
indicating that the revolver must have
been pointed upward as in struggle
for it's possession, while if fired as
Leon claimed the course would likely
be downward or at most straight.
And from the evidence and this the
orizing Messrs. Hit and Cudworth
who opened and closed for the defense
argued strongly that the shooting was
accidental.
States Attorney. Fits conducted the
case for the state alone. and won it. Evil
IDENTITY the jury did not believe word
of the Bourne testimony-discar it
all because it came from West Jamaica.
These witnesses all appeared very well,
but there was a suspicious all around
completeness to their testimony.
The unfortunate feature IF the case
is that there was no medical proof
which would have been competent in
rebuttal. as to whether the girl was
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP coAfA'A
eTRS. GARLAND AND EVAS"s-

Seattle and Towns nd-Neah bay Ms ~.
steamer Garland leaves Yesier oo. ~
DAYS. Wednesdays ana Fricas vslihr4
Dunseness. Port Angeles. Port - "a -
Ge,ty-hurg. Pysht. Ciallan Bay a.
Rsy: returning. arrives Seatus s,sss
on opposite days. Steamer Evahssevs lr,gs
Yesler dock for Port Angeles az sta
Mondays. Wednesdays ana fFiuaJ ssu
- m: arrives Seattle alternats ~"
Q. m.
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In order 20 secure correct Insertion II
notices under these headings. the sane
fhouId be left at the business Offices q
this paper. 40 charge - made for Buen
notices
Funeral notices. resolutions Or other
special announcements will Re charged AZ
PosT-YSTELLIGENC CO
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FOR SALE-s1, 10; house OF I've rooms;
fine location. S7l0 cash. balance on time;
tH.s Is Z snap.
go a fine res dence iot. close IN; grand
Esew: excellent nelghboTlood: cheap al
s2s1.
So. fsgxIsa-foot residence lot on Squire
avenue. fine location: worth Sl.est-
go. dtxi4l-f0ot residence lot on CHESTNUT
street, a great bargain
$50 for lots having a fine view OF ihe
Sound; worth 500.
JORDAN & HADDOCK, COLONIAL pI0cA.
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TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH ,

North boune-Leeve Seattle 80,
leave Port Townsend a. m: leave ~, -
Harbor. II 80 a. m: leave Rocne nA,
II 20 y m, arrive New Whatcom. 81
South bound-Leave New Wnatco" -
m: leave Roche Harbor a. m -
Eyidav Harbor 10 a. IN. leave Port TOE
send .. m: arrive Seattle 7'1 p o. ,x
J. r. Thompson. managing oWne'' -"
Rogardus e. Co. agents. City dock
Phone, Main 81.
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MARRIAGES

ALLEN the residence Of
the officiating clergyman, JQhn Ia
mon 90 F9ffh street Seattle, Monday
evening December =, Is-3. Ar. EooeFt
Allen and Miss Sarah PratIey, bota OK
Seattle
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP ca

Dispatch steamers from Seattle =
lows: -. rovruss
For San Francisco, via Pors nosr :
ceived on board at : a. mD Deceh0a
9, II. 10. ~. -.
For Aiaska-Decemher 4 and -
From San Francisco for Victoria -
Puget Sound ports at 9 a. m, Decen's
I. 6, II, is, p. g, 81.
Tickets may be obtained al tne PM"
the company at Ocean dock, Seattis
GOODAIL. PERKINS ~.
General Agents. San FrancNA
J, F. TROWBRIDGE. L. .. supt
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ADvERTIsEgs NOTICE

Advertisers desiring display advertise
rnfnfs changed for the Sunday issue must
hand In copy by 1 o'clock Saturday 10 N
eure change. -
POsT-INTELLIGENcE co.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

RORgfSg-Tn Seattle. Monday. December
2 fE5 At the residence Of his nephew.
Capt. A o. Benjamin, Tweifth ana
Trifuspgck streets, OF old age Elias
Robbins, age $ years.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S sALE-In the
superior court OF the state OF Washing
ton, for the county of King. George {.
Pierce, plaintiff, vs.. virginia Russell, A.
Fobes. Cyrus Walker and w. 6. Weeks.
defendants. No. %, $50.
Under and by virtue OF an order of sale
and special execution, issued out Of the
above named court, in the above entitled
action. and to me directed and delivered,
I have duly levied upon the following de-
scribed real property. situated in said
King county, Washington, to-wit:
Lots q. o, % and "a. In block Il. and
lots /. 2 q and %. in block %, also lots Is
and 1e in block 80, OF Commercial Street
attic. together with al and singular the
terements, Entertainments and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the 9th day OF December, 1895.
at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. OF said day,
at the front door of the courthouse, in the
city of Seattle, in Said King county, / VII
sell the above described property at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder for cash.
Dated this the 18th day of November 1895.
A T. VAN DE NANTER. Sheriff.
Gleason & Babcock. Attorneys.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state OF Washington. for the county Of
King. A 5. Kerry plaintiff. VS.. Seat
tie Cedar Lumber Company, defendant.
No. q 0S4. Notice 10 present claims.
Notice is hereby given by the under
p6rat!on. heretofore appointed in the
above entitled action. that al creditors
and persons having claims against said
Seattle Cedar Lumber Company must
present their claims. duly verified. 10
said receiver for allowance, within sixty
(60 days after fhe date OF the first pub
Mcation Of this notice. and any and al
claims which shall not be presented To
said receiver within said sixty f60) days
shall he forever barred
The place OF business Of said receiver
1t at rooms f20-621 Bailey building. Seat
tie. Washington.
a. F. MFWAN
Receiver as aforesaid.
Date OF first publication, November r.
1895
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS
sTFAMER LYDIA THOMPSON

Carving United States mail. leaves "
dock foot OF Main street, MONDAY.
nesday and Friday at q. m ~
Townsend. San Juan islanos anu ~
WhatCOm.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

IONIC LODGE. No. %. +. and A. NJ
Special communication this day at 10
a. m 10 attend funeral 81 Capt -. y.
jackson. late OF Franklin Lodge. No ;.
Port Gamble Members Of sister lodges
and visiting brethren fraternajiy invited
TO attend. BY order of ". N
G. l.. CASE. Secretary.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SElTT2
ROUTE.
Q. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steans
MULTNOMAH
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. Arrive
Olympia at $40 m Tacoma at. Wa
Tacoma at. .le:en m Seattle at. III
Seattle at .. 100 p IN Iacona at. itii
Tacoma at $50 y m Olympia at. . iEis
CITY or ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Lava Arriw
Seattle 7.sO n IN Ia coma 49,. M
Tacoma 1000 a m Olympia -. ha
Oivmpia - 200 y m Tacoma 49,. Wa
Tacoma ..... $50 y m Seattle 49,. ~.
Fare between Seattle and Taeoai
cents Landing at Seattle, City dock@
OF Main street.
LILLY. BOGARDUS & CO.. Agenu
City Dock. Telephone. Maist
Capt. L. Wiley. Manager.
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Advertisements under the head OF losts
Found. For Sale. For Rent and situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate or
cent word each insertion. Payment al
ways in advance. No advertisements re-
ceiyed for less than . cents
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SoTTcE-The business office OF the
post-TnteIligencer is open until III p m
SUNDAY hours a. m. 10 II 10 p. m and.
to y. m Classified advertisements VIII
be received I'd to this time.
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PERSONAL

WE'LL HAVE TO GO BACK 70 Cow
ley's Basement Store. John. for / cant
ind anything anywhere equal 20 that
cuadrupls plate silver tea set they Of
fered US for Sass, with tray. Why It's q 5
nice-looking set as Blower * Co. Of
fsred US for IS.