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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-07-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ask your druggist for Grams Fluid
Lightning.
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Full instructions how to make the
Cameo oil painting only so cents, l7d3t
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Howe's concentrated syrup, the great
blood purifier, and ague cure and tonic
bittsfs, cap be had of Bengston and
Thomas.
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n INV OUR $3.50 AND $500 OUTFIT
JUN FREE! Something New Only
one Agent in town. }
- Illustrated Catalogues. Address
W. w. BiSHOR
129Wegt Madison street, CHICAGO.
Refer to the Edit0r of ARaUs
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Ridaey and Bladder COMPLAINTS.

Urinary aud Womb Diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
DrOpsy, Stoppage Of Water Incuntinuance OF Urine,
Bright's Disease, Albuminuria. aud in all cases
thick cloudy, mixed with substances like the white
OF On egg, or threads like white silk, OF there is a
morbid, dark, bilious appearance, and white bone
dust deposits, and when there Is pricking, burn
ing sensation when passing water, and Pain in the
Small Of the Back and along the Loins.
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The Great Blood Purifier.

Every Drop OF the SARSAPARILLIAN RESOL-
VENT communicates through the Blood, Sweat,
Urine, and other fluids and juices OF the system the
NgOr OF Life, for IL repairs the wastes of the body
with new aud sound material. ScrOfulR, Syphilis,
Consumption, Glanduar Diseases, Ulcers In the
Throat, Mouth, Tumors, Nodes IN the Glands and
other parts Of the system, Sore Eye9, StrumOrous
Discharges from the Ears, and the worst forms OF
skin Diseases, EruptiOns, Fever Sores, Scad Head,
Ring Worm, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Acne, Black
spots, Worms in the Flesh, Tumors, Cancers in the
Womb, aud all Weakening and Painful Discharges.
Night Sweats, Loss Of Sperm and all Wastes Of the
Life Principle within the curative range OF this
wonder OF Modern Chemistry, and a few DAYS use
will prove 70 any person using II for either OF these
forms OF disease its potent power TO cure them.
II the patient, daily becoming reduced by the
wastes aud decomposition that are continually pro-
crossing succeeds in arresting these wastes, and
repairs the same with material made from
healthy blOOd--Bnd this the SARSAPAHILLIAN
will ana does secure-a cure Is certain; for when
once this remedy commences its work OF purihca.
ton and succeeds In diminishing the loss OF wastes
It's repairs will be rapid, and every day the patient
will feel himself growing better and stronger the
food digcstiug better, appetite improving, and flesh
and weight increasing.
Not only does the SARsAPARILLIAE REsoLvEHI
excel all remedial agents In the Cure Of chronic,
ScrofulOus, Constitutional and Skin Diseases, but
40 II the only positive cure for
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RadWaY's Ready Relief
FEVER & AGUE

Fever and Ague cured for fifty cents. There is
not a remedial agent in the world that will cure
fever and ague, and all other mslarious, bilious,
scarlet typhoid, yellow and other fevers (aided by
Railways Pills)sO quick as Railways Ready Relief.
Fifty cents bottle.
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

ILLIER BLOCK, ........ ROCK ISLAND, ILL
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OFFICE, BENGsTON's BLOCK,
ROCK ISLAND, aILL
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-24

CONSTANTLY KEEPS on HAND
Pope. Augurs, Bntts,--
iron, Anvils, Screws,
CumberlandCoal Bolts, Steel,
Horse Nails, Borax, Bells,
A xle Grease, Bits. Beileis.
ID axes, Headers, Mowers, -~
Door LoeiAs, Betting.
UTheel barrows. ,Babbit-nIetsT?
Wire, GripdstOnes, Machine ErtraA.
OK Yokes, Barbed Wire. Staples. 8.
on csns-Ot every description
Drills Of all kinds.
W. oodenware,, Teakettles,
Iron Axles, Cutlery,
N~uts, Patent Iron Planes,
kAails. Scissors, Wash, boards, -
E-gg-boaters,, Tubs,
M!-olassas Gates, Hinges, ',
Urn Cnexa. Hammers,
Chains. Hooks and Staples,
Cartridges. Fla Ironsa
Axes, Pumps, etc, etc. -.
RyStt
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY. -
fwEhs NEW NEW Ydkk hS6 HAvRk o csnSd At
PLYMOUTH "a. b. for the LANDING Of psssengers viii
sail from AZ North River foot Of Morton ST. every
FIR NICE. Trudeilc: ........ Wednesday. June 20
.aS.,a June 7 - = -,
Price OF PASSAGE in gold nncudng wne) -
10 iIave-firt Cabin. Sloo Second Cabin 800; Third
steerage s2e, including wine bedding and utensils
TO Plymouth L"ndon raiiw station In England
second Cabin, s05 Third Cabin. S35, steerage SAT In
ciu ling everything ms above.
Return tickets at reduced rates. available through
Steamers marked thus do carry steerage passen
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent SIS Broadway.
THE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
i OF PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL LINE.
CAN FLXG Saline every TN URsDAY from PnsdsipSia
aud WEDNESDAY from Liverpool
THE RED STAR LINE STEAMSHIPS
Carrying the Belgian AMI United States Mails Sailing
every twelve days alternately Philadelphia and New
'0'A D'ee' anu TO ANTWERP.
PETER WRIGHT a SONS, General Agents
3U7 Walnut st. Phiiadspha. 81 Broadway. New YORK.
NATIONAL LINE,-PIElls Nos. A. AND 81 N. X.
IN FOR LONDON. -.
hoLL 1oR 9uEEx;foWsSa ns %SB iISi
ITALY. June %, 81 NJ sp4iN"July a. 500 A. NJ
Cabin and Storage pasaue and drafts from 81 upward
issued NJ low rates Companys office, 81 Broadway
7. ". j. HURST. Manager.
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CVMpANYs LINZ
MIsLaSp :. sas q PsHMhRAsrA ..jay -
burg aud all points IN kagland :-tirst Cabin $780, gold
second Caoin. $50 gold, stscraee, $50. currency.
KgNnARpI = CO., .. b. hicnAkp soAs;
61 Broad 81. n. x 81 Broadway. n. T.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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Double Track, the most Improved Equipment and she
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-07
APpORTIONMENT OF DELE.
GATES.

For the benefit Of cur readers who dc
sire To know whom 70 vote for, a. the
election to DE held in April next. for
delegates TO the Constitutional Conven-
'ion. We publish the two sections of the
Act relating to the apportioumen. ard
qualification Of delegates to that con-
vention:
SIC. ?. The number of delegates
chosen at said .iection shall BE- fifteen
Us who shall be chosen from the dis.
tric,s, as follows:
Three ('') delegates shall he elected
by the lrgsl voters of the Territory at
large.
Oie delegate shall be elected BY the
legal voters of the coun.ies comprising
the First Judicial District of this Ter
ritpry.
One delegate shall be elected by the
legal voters of the counties Comprising
the Second Judicial Dis,ric. of this
Territory
One delegate shall be elected by the
legal voters of the counties comprising
the Third Judicial District of this Ter
ritory.
One delegate shall he elected BY the
county Of Walla Walla.
Oae d-i-gate shall be elected By the
county of King.
One delegate shall be elected by the
counties IL Thurston and Lewis
One deleg"te shall be el-cted by the
counties Of Clarke, Skamauia, Klickitat
aud Yakima.
One delegate oh..i he elected by th,.
countirs Of Cowlitz, Pacific aud W.h-
kiskum.
One delegate shall be elected by tine
courties If Pierce. Chehs!is and Mason.
One delegate shalt be elected by the
counties of ClallSm, Island, Jefferson
and San Juan.
One delegate shall be elected by the
countirs Of Kitssp. Snohomish and
Whatcom q
One d l~gate shall be elected bind
counties OF Columbia, Within s
Stevens. .,red to be I
SEC. 3 The delegates Of this act,
elected by the provisinions Of cleo
shall possess the qus,all be chosen a !
tors, and no pers0t any other district {
delegate to reHn which he should nave ,
other then tleast two (2) years next :
resid a f'the election.
.Tered.
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FROM THE SWINOMISH
IACoNNER, Dec. 2, 1877,

LACoNNER, Dec. 2, 1877.
Ed INTELLIG ENCER:-Ise See by the last
week'sissue your correspondent has been
canoeing it over this part of the coun-
try in search of news items, and from
his letter he seems to have been quite
successful. should not be surprised if
his figures on the productiveress of our
soil will cause some of your readers to
open their eyes In sstonish,nent; yet,
nevertheless It is true
The farmers in the vicinity Of this
place are hard u, work with the pillow.
turning over new ground for the Spring
crops. which is Il good indication of
great Increased yield Of the soil next
season. Some are preparing old ground
for u fall crop Of oats. Dykes are 60
ing up on the new ranches, and old ones
are being repSired where needed. t.
be successful farmer one must work,
and that is the motto here. People ut
O distance must not run away with the
idea that any more land can be found
vacant on the SWIM mish Flats, for it
Is AL AIKEN. But there are some v h.
have plenty aud to spare, and to those
who would prefer purchasing = farm
already improved. rath,r than nave the
troublesome task OF hunting one up and
improving il themselves in the rough,
there are opportunities. There are also
fArms, believe, to be rented Oh liberal
terms But 1t is Of very little use for
any one to come here thinking to build
them up permanent home unless
backed up with some capital.
In the next township east from
here. l am Informed there is some
considerable Government land on
what is known AS the fresh water
IA lrshes. It Is said there is some very
good land there. but pever having been
there cannot vouch for its correctness
believe there are two r.ads running
into the msrshes-one from Telegraph
Slough. some four niles in length. and
one from the Skagit river, about one
mile long.
Since writing the above. l am credi-
bly, informed that there is considerable
vacant land in fractions on the Swino-
mi-h Oats. II seems as though the old
settlers. or some Ut them. have located
ell the land they are entitled to from
the GoyIrnme ut. that is-l60 acres by
presumption and l60 by homstsading.
making them farm of go acres, and
in surveying off their claims there were
In many cases fractions Left adjoining
them VARYING from twenty to eighty
acrrs in size. This land they set up .
claim TO, expecting the railroad ~oald
be located ON the northern line. thu.
giving them an opp 'rtunity to rurcbas
from the Northern Pacific Ra lroad
Cmpsay. But the recent DECISION of
the Interior Departm. mt brig. n .
vacant land back TO the Governmen.,
thus placing il within the reach If hose
in search Of homes.
D'AkrAGxAy.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Exclusively to the
U.lILr LrTELLlGE .tCER.
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. s. -Arrived-
Bark vidette, Port Madison; ship Sag
amore, Port Gamble; schooner, Alice,
Port Gamble.
Sailed--Ship Wurhawk. Nanaimo;
Schooner II. L TieSaan. Seattle.
SAN Francisco. Dec. 5.--An officer
this morning found hat. coat a"d vest
on the Vallejo street wharf. In the
pocket Of the coat was found letter
directed to Annie Marks, 535 Natolna
street, rs follows: THE water is very
cold. Annie; have just felt it, but q
mon of Glenglany was never afraid to
dee. G ii bless you. Duncan Farland
Mcdonald Mcdonald had been a
sheep h rder in some part of the State.
BIT where c,uld not be learned.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
SEATTLE. Dec. 9Th. 1877.

SEATTLE, Dec. 9th, 1917.
Council met in regular session.
Mayor Weed in The chair.
Present-Messrs. Denny. Matthias,
Gs,zer:. Hall aud Piper.
Minutes OF the previous meeting
wcrc lad and approved.
The report of II Scott, J. p was
read. and placed on file.
Petition of NJ K-izer and others. for
the opening Of Blanchard street, from
Water street to Second street. was read
aud. on motion, referred to the Roal
Committee.
Moved and seconded that the aues-
ton Of opening an alley through Block
l9, Boren's addition, be referred to the
city attorney. he to give . written n
port at the next regular meeting. -
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NEW YORK. Dec. 6-rhe Worlds
sleci.l frnm Montreal announces the
failure Of VIM. Angus. President of the
Canada Paper Co., whose difficulties
have arisen from large personal specu-
lations. Liabilities do not exceed $780,
900. The paper company will not be
affected in the least by the President
suspension. Two years ago Angus was
NO th $500. 600 over Liabilities.
A ,um. r. AN $500. 100 failure in the
grocery trade is positively denied by
the parties whose names were men-
ii ned. Fears arc entertained that 9th
err failures are imminent.
NEW YORK, Dc. 6.-The Times
Washington special says tho silver mo-
uumaniacs 10 the House are now ex-
pr,ssing determination to attach the
silver bill to the appropriation bill. and
thus force 1t to action in the Senate.
The scheme 10 bold one. and can only
succeed by the persistent action Of q
'unjority Of two-t thirds Of the House.
II Is FIRST necessary to change thu rules
which has always been difficult. and
tn. SILVER bill would then be open to
discussion. This would lose it many
voos \ prominent Western man
Who voted for the bill when it passed,
and expressed himself afterwards as
e,rncstly opposed to some Of ats features,
WAS asked. why then did you vote for
the b,lis" lie explained that his peo-
pie at home dem ended the remonitizs-
sinn of silver. They did not disc, imi-
nate b, tween methods nor foresee re.
suits. He could not explain his views
before voting aud to vote sgains tho bill
AMI then explain was to subject hiu-
self At home to the charge Of deserving
aud apologizing. and nothing he could
then say would be accepted. A Chica-
70 congressman said be would be burn
I'd in .fii y If he did not vote for tn.
bill. which he did, although personally
he was opposd Ia it.
NEW YORK. Dec. 6-The Trijun.'s
w .ss.ngtna special says that T., Ter. the
new doorkscprr. il not much better
than fi',hugh. HIS has given dissstis.
faction to the Esmecrass because the
violated la~s movement 90 foot takes
aw " his patronage.
NEW York, Dec. 5.--The World
Washington SPECIAL says: The decision
Of Judge Humphreys Of .hc Supreme
Court Of the District. in the case NJ
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the reqnisition OF Gov. Hampton. Of
South CaroIins. for Senator Patterson
will be given tomorrow. It's purport
Is, OF course. not known, but il is be-
licved among lawyers be will decline to
give him up on the ground that he is
now daily occupying a seat in the L. s.
Senate. and reprrs, hts The same State
which in its requisitiou calls him 8
fugitive from justice
The Times Washington special says ::
It ia reported that the trouble between
onkiing and the President is likely to
be compromised. Conkling is disposed
to -ueet the President half way. New
York appointments arr likely to be
modified.
The TrijvHe's Washington special
says: Patterson has received offers to
lecture in the North, being offered
large sums Of money.
NEW YoRL. Dec. 5-Thc 7imee Gin
cinnati special says the town of Athens
was partially destroyed by fire early
this mort ling The ere started in
bakery in the business part Of the
town and burned over half block.
The total loss is about 500, 900, on which
the insurance was about 10 per cent.
new YORK. Dec 6.-The WorlT.-
Washington special says it is un6-
stood that in The Republican caltuted :
day Jones, of Nevada, Was sttee on +
tof Burnside, On the ca the efforts r
Commerce. mainly tets rid of IA
of Conkling. who the New York ND . .
vorable vote w'Lefore the committee :
pointmeDts
again. .UuHe says that last evening y
Ihportont arrest of bond forgers :.
as made. No details are given. I
WASHINGTON, Dc. 5.-In the cabi-
ct. among subjects that received |!
pecia! attention. was that of several .
to posfofices. Some time
90 post officials reviewed the bonds |
iven by po>tmasters throughout .he
1untry, and it was found that quite a
umber were under Insufficient bonds.
'hesc officials were ordered to file new ,
onds. but many could not find bonds
zen in communities in which their du-
les lay. They were, consequently, sus-
ended and new nominations made Of
len who furnished the required bonds.
he fnilure to confirm the new ap.
ointees Is q source Of much trouble.
Or under tie law the suspended func-
ionari-s continue to administer the af.
airs Of their respective offices. Some
re serving who are not under bonds
t all.
New YORK. Dec. 6.-The H-ralTs
london correspondent in Rome tele. I
raphs that the Pope is still confined to
'ed. His legs are still very painful,
nd he also suffers from pains in his
oins. but is able to give audience in his
BEDROOM A new issue on his leg has
produced a beneficial effect.
sunday he gave audience to the Grand
Duchess of Tuscany. Yesterday he
eceived Cardinals, and some intimate
riends. preparatory to the conclave.
IL appeared to rally through the ami
nation caused by frequent meetings
With friends. and engaged in converse.
ion with some vivacity.
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TIE Han Frsncisco CAroaicie has a
sporting column, which is GENERAL,
veil written up; but it occasionally
makes come lnvc blunders. amo' z
which 10 the stat m ut that '.pr.ir"
chickens are gradually following the
march Of immigrant "A westward" II
that gentleman will take the trouble to
visit Kliokitat. YAiima. wslla wal'a.
or any Of the counties cal of the Gas
cad~s. he will fnd prairie chickens in
abundance. They have been natives 1T
the banch-grass plains 'sver sinos Mt.
Hood Vas hole in the ground" We
hsIisvs that Washington Territory is
The only ono In the Union where fiv~
distinct varieties 1t erooss can b. found.
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WHY he Is ABSENT.

After the trsgical end Of w. G. Raj
ston, his friend Sharon (wisD owed all
his success in life TO the persistent way
that Ralston kept him in as manager If
the Bank of CALIFORNIA; branch in
Virginia City took upon himself the
labor of saving something out Of the
wreck for the widow and her children.
It WAS thankless task. for Sharon was
himself the greatest pecuniary loser by
Rslston's defalcaiioa; aud with all the
blots on Sharon's character. the devo-
ton shown by him to the children of
his departed friend was enough to
stamp him as a man Of 10 ordinary
constancy. And it was the general im-
preston in San francisco when Sharon
obtained for Mrs Ralstou S6s,0uO ON
her husbands lifc-policies after it WAS
notorious that be had committed sui
cide) that Sharon had done all that one
man could do to carry debt of graft
tuds beyond the portals of the grave.
Besides this. Sharon scr .ped together
enough to yield her az annual income
OF $14. 400 per annum.
Less than year after the tragic end
OF her husband. the fashionable world
of San Francisco was shocked by the
story that Mrs. Ralston WAS again mar
ried. 1.-THE funeral baked meats did
coldiy furnish forth the marriage fssti-
VAL Her choice had fallen upon
worthless adventurer named j. A
Chandor, who now turns out to bu
married msn undivoreed from his
former wife. When she lett California
for Europe, 1t was with the avowed in
fention Of going to Geneva, Switzrr-
land. to educate her four children. IT,
stead Of that she has been doing the
grand" in Q magnificent establishing.
in Paris. where she has squanderea =
sl0s,000 in the past twelve mr.
The cause Of Mr.. shar s :"
San. Francisco Turns op., ~ -.
Rslston recently ST. >, a..s.na ;.
named A~e.. huston Boston, 10 Demands demand
e courts Of San Francisco
~ ILL., =. xes legal trouble for her uncle
r.. FRY, and Sharon also. That she
i. o not entitled to dollar from Rail
tons estate. in legal poiut of view,
J we'll known by all leading people IN
Ian Francisco. for Sharon WAS credit
E Of her husbands estate to nearly
'slf million dollars on the very day
hat be bought the Belmont villa from
or for $4,000 and gave her SEQ. 600 in
ash aud two notes of $4,000 each for
he balance.
Of course, it is none of our business.
ut If ever wo should hear that Mrs.
.izzie Fry Ralston was obliged to beg
Inns about the streets of Paris. we don't
hink We should cry over it. The
'oney Sharon paid her. was raid her
ct out OF any particular regard for her.
ut to enable the children of his b.u..
actor in the days Of his poverty. to cs.
ape the privstions he had himself un.
srgone. He raised her IN all 5000. OOO
'orth Of property, all of which has
cen squsndersd by her and her new
Sharon has already done all
hat one man could do for the children
{ another and if he provides some
ew means Of educating the children I
{ his deceased friend apart hou, their I
arriving parent. il will be from an in
ate sense Of gratitude to the man that
gone beyond the power Of human
'ngue to praise or dctract. And that
J why Sharon cannot leave San Francis
a. A. l.: -. Al. d..
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Moved and seconded that repairs on
street lamps he done under the direc-
sion of the Chief OF Police. and all
bills audited by him monthly. Car
ried
Moved and seconded that B. Browns
bill be pail deducting the amount of
1925. the item of Bryan vs.. City Bal
suce, $21.1U. Carried
Moved and seconded that the FIRE
warden make new arrangements with
Mrs Plummer for rent Of engine house,
aud that he pay no more thap $40, scrip.
per month; carried.
Moved and seconded that Mr.. Plum
mer's bill be cut down to $3.50. and
the clerk be authorized to issue scrip to
that amount in full for said bill.
Ordered. that the collection of taxes
be ext~I de to July Sd, 1873.
Whereupon the Council adjourned.
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II A b B I = d.

REITZE-SCOTT--M Oak Hsrbor WILDLY L.
land, Dec 4th, 1877. ct residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas p. Hsrtie. by Rev. David
Sires. Charles r. Reitzs. formerly Of Fort
Wayne. indiana. and now OF Seattle. aud Miss
n. Georgia Scott. OF Oak ,rbor.
MEsjERLY-HOUSER--In Kittitss Valley, ". T..
Nov Gath. by John ". Bush. J. p, III. Elias
Messery and Miss Sar 3 Aouser.
TUCKER KEACH--In Kittitas Valley. ". T..
Nov. :6sh, BY John B. flush p. Mr.. william
r. Tucker and Miss Ellen Kea b.
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ name Of The Town new known - FREE
PORT. tsatusse md lying IN Kipg County. ". TIL
b this day changed 10 that Of ALTON.
Cone<popdeoss will Please make mute and nd
d-esa Nail y tier 10 - HILTON, KING COUNTY.
" t. va BHATTLE"
Ds.sd q Niissn lxxR Prosperity. ". TIL
yovenbee .sth, lGs1.
ncvlI-d1mahnH4wep