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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

EXTENsIoN.-Mr.K ohler. President
of the Oregon and California Railroad
Co, (thc bonds of which are principally
held in Germany is on his way back
from the Fatherlsud where he has
been spending the past few months. 1t
is stated that while there he effected
arrangements by which work will soon
commence on the southern end of the
West Side road. and be pushed rapidly
forward until Junction City is reached
This road will extend through and as
Slst IN developing the counties OF Null
tonomsb, Washington, Yamhill. Polk,
Benton and Lane and it might be
stated that these counties comprise a
very large part of the rich agricultural
land OF the State. Narrow guage rail-
roads will connect with this road at the
various functions. and in few years
our sister State will be perfect net
work of railroads, as is some of our
more density populated Eastern States.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

TRoUT.-Acouple of young men from
this city went up to Cedar river Thurs
day on fishing trip. They succeeded
in bringing home about one hundred
fine trout. To the lovers of trout
fishing we know of no better place to
pass few hours than on the banks Of
the stream near Renton. The railroad
dispences with the fatigue that usually
accompanies such sport.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24
Roll of Homer.

The closing exercises of the Duwam.
ISL River School, IN Distict No. 6
came off On Thursday, August 22d, be-
ing witnessed hy number of friend:
who expressed their satisfaction with
the progress of the last four mouths.
The prizes were awarded to the follow
ing pupils: First prize, Henry E.
Wood; second, Edith Robbins; third,
Clement NJ. Robbins. Tie list below
shows the number Of scholars that have
not been absent one half day in the
term
Emmett Robbins, William Walker,
Eva Robbins, John W. Walker,
Edith Robbins, Jacob Julien,
Clement Robbins, Renne Julien,
Henry E Wood, Stephen Jnlien
|. g. BOwDEN, Teacher.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

FINE AFFAIR. - one # the most on
joyable parties or the season was given
last evening at the residence of Cap
tain Marshall on the corner OF
Fourth aud Columbia streets. A suit
able hall was prepared. the floor can
vassed and everything requisite for a
pleasant social dance arranged, where
the devotees of Terpsiciore "chased
the glowing hours with flying feet" I'M
I'll the small hours warned them of the
coming morn, and the participants in
the festive occasion took their depar-
ture from one of the most delightful
parties ever given III Seattle. About
fifty invited guests were present who
enjoyed themselves as they had not for
some time before.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

WILL START Ur.-Thursday evening
the steamer Zephyr brought down 50
tons of freight for Jackson & Myers,
who will SOON commence operations
again this season at Muckilteo. The
steamer landed her passengers here and
proceeded 20 the fishery with her freight
Capt. Ballard states that some two
hundred tons more freight will arrive
at Tacoma for them in few days to be
taken to Muckilteo. This looks like
business, and no doubt that little place
Will put on the same busy and thrifty
appearance which 1t possessed last
year.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

REUNION mentioned that pre-
Iarations were b,ing made for grand
spiritualis,ic reunion a few days ago,
but the time had not then been an,
nounced. Ii is now announced Ia take
place at Olympia on Sunday, next.
Friends of the cause are cordially IN
vited to participate.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

To DAY, the RACES are to take place,
at the Seattle track, and much sport is
anticipated. Mr.. Joe Tilley arrived
here yesterday with his dark sorrel
mare. She is not in very good trim,
having been worked in stage team re-
cently, but as she is naturally pretty
fleet it may be expected to see her take
arr)micent part in the sports TO. day.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

FUNERAL.--The funeral services OF
the late Frank Kimball will take place
today, at o'clock, at the Presbyter-
ian Church. All friends and the pub
lie generally are invited to attend.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

FINE SToNE.-Messrs Carkeek Bros.
ship by the Messenger this morning a
we'll engraved marble slab to be erected
over the grave of the wife of Mr.. w.
Jameson. of Olympia.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

AMERICAN HOUSE.
Henry Hemp.ll, OaklsndJ N Bowling, Portland
+ + Williams. Renton Whetmore, LAKE W
= Erickson, Frisco G w Tiboetts. do
Burs. Biekely Andrew Olson. Gamble
II Hansen, do j White, Renton
Chss Jackson Gamble Il Connolly, Muckilteo
p J Smyihe. Squsk O'Connor. kslama
Vim L Stearns. Fall CityK Wallace, BlakeIy
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
r d Spray Lake wAshgMiss Shark. Dalles
q II Smith and wife, Mrs Randall. Portland
White River IA Tilley, Olympus
Mr. Symonds, DuwamishGGo ksiy, wife child.
J c Berry salem. ores'n Port Ludlow
+ Williams Portland Mrs A Gupteli. Portl' Il
Mrs Winfield and son. Miss Downs, Newcastle
Dalies, Oregon
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
C Clymer. Duwsni W Johnson aid laughter
Chas Wilson, Tscoms Erie. Penn.
r Crow, DuwAmish Z Billows and wife
II NJ Alvord, White PHI adelphia
Miss II Miller, Duwan hMiss Kelly, Boston
Chas King. Tacoma frank Kelly. DO
y Lanty Port Gamble Wilson Bros. SsliFranc o
Miss McCay PortlandEd Lindley. Tacoma
] A smith, Erie Pa Mollie Lndley, do
&C Clark do Ed Clemson, NC
John Claxton, ST Louis
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

70 BE A BENEDICT. = Mr. Jake
Beer, of the Commercial street cigar
stand. went 10 Portland last Thursday,
and madam rumor has it that he will
be married Sunday afternoon. and will
be home Monday with his bride.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

TIE Messenger arrived about half.
past four yesterday evening from Olym-
pia She brought down large quaint
ty OF beet, race horse. aud a number
of passengers; Capt Parker will
please accept our thanks for some
copies of Olympia's new daily-the
EfUtrimeHt.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

GONE TO La CoNNER.-Mr. Milt. b.
Cook, we'll known on the Sound, and
recently of Seattle, will, in short
.'lme, open large hotel at La Conner,
10 connection with which he will have
: billiard room containing two fine
,ao!es and we'll furnished bar. He
.e't with lot of freight on the Libby.
yesterday morning, for his new field OF
operations, We doubt not Mr. Cook
VII make an amiable landlord, and
tsOceed well in his new field of opera
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

CoNvENIENT.-Mr. Dave Morris, the
dray and hack proprietor, announces
through our columns that he will be
In attendance on the arrival of all
steamers at the wha.vea. fot the pnr-
pose OF transporting baggage as well as
freight to all parts of the city, during
the day or night. Orders left at
Levys cigar stand will receive prompt
attention. See his announcement
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

Nh DlsrLAy.-Levy Brothers, of
NC seattle Bazaar, have recently open
:" large lot OF fine ornamental AS well
"a useful goods in their line. Which
sISa Aus greatly to the appearance of Their
already fine display.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

usioS RELIGIOUS SERVICES. Rev.
" w. Brown. the Evangelist, return
IRON Victoria last evening, AMI will
Tag r,.a0n In the Baptist Church to-mor-
. 49," at IL o'clock At 1 p. NJ. he will
Ips "uct the Y. NJ. C. A. service in the
n. .ssoy'er'an Church, where be will
Iit .aca also in the evening; aud will
ny s~'se hold service there during the
''A DAY nights of next week.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

PLEASANT PARTY.-A very pleasant
little dancing party was enjoyed at
Whites Hall, last evening. by number
of our young people.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

SHn Barring BRoS.-The Alta men,
tons as among the probabilities that
the ship Barring Bros. will go to Seattle
for coal
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

~ For smoked halibut, or nspes and
fins picked call on J r Bean, Front
street.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

.g~ Boca Beer in pints and quarts.
for sale by
CRAWFORD x HARRINGTON, Agents.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

FRESH OYSTERS served at the Mai
son Doree from this date.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

LEAVING Us.-Dr. Berthier, who has
has been practicing medicine in this
city for the last six or eight months,
takes his departure this morning for
Virginia City. Nevada, his old home.
During his short stay among us. the
Decor has built up n large practice
and established good reputation. and
it will please his many friends and
patients to learn that he will shortly
return to this city to make it his per-
manent residence. We see by the
Virginia City Enterprise that the Doc
tor holds a diploma from zone of the
leading Medical Colleges of Europe"
located in Paris.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

OYSTERS. The first oysters of tn
season at the Saddle Rock.
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jy26-dtf
REPUBLICAN COUNTY
CONVENTION.

4 REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION IS
"A hereby called to meet at Seattle on Saturday,
September It'll, 1875 at l / O'Clock A.. M. for the
purpose of eecting delegates to the Territorial
Convention to meet at Vancouver, on the 9th day
of October, 1878, and to nominate candidates
for County officers, to be voted for at the election
tC be held on the 5th day of November 1873.
The Republican voters OF each precinct of King
County are requested to meet at their several
places of voting on Friday, August 10th. 1873, at
O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF choosing dele
gates to attend said County Convention. The
several precincts will be entitled to be repre-
sented in said County Convention by the follow
ing number of Delegates. viz.
Duwamlsh River. .............. %
oauShtoT. 1890. %
Snoqualmie Observation-Disclosures. 3
Renton. including Cedar River ...............6
Newcastle, including Lake Washington. ........7
DuFhls Il
rreeport s....-......... d
white hlVer .....,..,..e4 .-...-t..,' ...,'o
Iorter fralrie. ...''....'.l
squah i
Samamish OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2
Juanita. Observation-Disclosures. L
Seattle. all of the precincts south Of Mill St 8
Seattle, second ward 20
Seattle. all north of University. .............l7
The voters of Seattle precinct living South Of,
Mill Street will meet at the Office of Albert NJ.
Snyder. Justice of the Peace.
Those of the second ward at Yesler's Hall.
Those North Of Seneca street 1t the North
School House.
By order of the King County Republican Conn
mittee g, II. kANFohD, 81
Chairman.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24
BORN

MCCONNELL in Port Townsend. August 18th
te the wife Of Richard Mcdonnell. . son.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

GOOD IDEA.-Mr. Jack Levy has just
had lot of large cards printed, which
are intended for the benefit of the
travelling public, and will be framed
and hung on the various steam boats
and first-class hotels throughout the
coast. 1t contains table of distances
between the different ports on the
Sound, besides giving the names of
steamers on every route on the coast
and their hours of arrival and depart
ure for the various ports throughout
the world. There is great deal of
Useful information contained on the
guide and no doubt it will be an &C.
ceptable gift wherever it may be sent.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24
DI X d

JULIAN-O On Duwsmish Riv j, August 22d, OF
dipthefiA, ephen, son OF Jsroo Julian. aged
nine yeas.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-24

EASTERN OATMEAL for sale l
Chilberg Brothers
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NJ A r r I E D .

KELLY-CooTES.-O Guemes Island. ct the
residence OF L. n. Mengsn, Mr., Kelly, former
ly mate Of the steamer LIBBY. AID Miss. Lizzie
Coote-, daughter OF the late J Cootes, former
Ii Sheriff Q. Whateoia county.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-22

R@S- Gas nsu. Sampfboot weIdies
0err 9aIt fir Die 8efcbrung be8 8as.
conaoe SIuheS erb0ut bate unb WeldeS
crit ,iuei Sabtten gemadlt bate, gebnrt
bereit5 gu Den Oinaen oerSer9angeabeit.
Nm lcbteu 0ienstal, wdbreuO 9err
Calf nit oem Soote cine SaounG @ei.
SEN BEN 5luB berabbrin9en wolte, lief
cr e!ua 3uei Mfeilen unterbalb Der
MlinOung Der Yiu DAT @reef auf einsn
unter Dem @niler oerborgenen Baum
ltamn anb fu5r 10 Ieit %burauf Dap er
ui6t mebr lOstommtn fonnte. Gum
eroBten llu9lud ientte iiA Ger Soroer.
tbeil bea SooteS 10 tief, Dap oaS @ai-
fer iber oaS Ssroeu in Die untern
&dume ~eiaIief uno in turser 3eit an'
fuate. Sie Sradt beitebenb aus Wci'
gen in Safen wuroe fofOrt nu's 9ano
9ebradt uno am Mittpod 0 Serrn
SSobIt nit Ser n9iabt @eItcrn" ab9e'
bolt. Nud Die Mnidinerie tonnte nod
BON DEM @rcd entfernt perosn ebs
oasfelbe e%ut;ruei brad.
SIR 9errn 9Ilt 1T ser GsrIuif 6cs
Oampfers elm iebr fdmerer G6lag, 90
oerieIbe feline aunse 9abe ousml9te.
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- Gins T. , Nn6sren !
OoOis bon NorosGarnlinu, QcrusIener
Sberit in Der ycouf0lsrlrtsu" Nrmee
uuo CUR Belt Mtitglieo bts Gcp:dlene
tnntenbauies in @AiainAton, bat cine
Yta clngereidlf, mtIhe %Usrlungt, DAP
frl( tnoes Sci + u5lci6af, meroe {:
y8etncr YcrinI, mob rer Wutttr. cen
Riuaern o>cr Den Grbcn zines Tcritor
benen, mcIher iih bc' icinrn Ycb;eittn
ireimiIiiN an ser ItGttu GcbelIlnn grgen
Die 8unbesregitrunI betbelliat ober
oerieIbtn Tarldru5 gsleiit;t bat, ioII
uuf 8runo unn RsuTon5-Nuipriite
@eIo aus rsr 0unot5tdhe cuSbeiabIt
werpen." Sie WiH SrS OberIt SNpi2
bat robsr nen 3uef. Otu SnpoiiSsn Ser
9tebeHenarmts, fn w;e ben S&cibcru unh
&l.0ern rcr @cfIllcuen rem Mtg III
bnbueu gu Ontel Cams Safe. Ic6
Elm folder Nntrlg fommeI wtroc, mar
oorausiuIcbcn.
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: $40 bLeibt Bonn senator @odrsa'.

- $50 bleibt benn Senator @o6rea's
uieIbeiprohener NntraA BOB elm Imenr
oemsnt sur Contribution ongeuOmmen
werben iol, in weIdem he 8eidbIunA
BON auerIei Nnfpriihen gegen Die
Surresrcqierung fur SdJaotn, mtIder
lpdbreno oss leBtsu Sritaes uOu Be-
pobneln bes SuSens r~rIitten morben
ieiu foH. perbotsn wirb =? gSobti6cinlid
bat Der 9err Senator bel ndberer BE.
ipredung nit Dem fiiolidsn yYromi'
uenten" g%cfunoe1. CAP pon Ser Suld=
isbuno ciurr ioIdsu M0Brcgel feline
6eoe iein farm unb bat irinen 10 hcrrs
Iih ouslearbeiteten Nntro9 i'll her
SnidJe itc6sn ODER bsreitS in ocu
Yapierforb wlnoern Iafen. Sbatiade
1T bnB fb Sic eingebrddten Wniprihe
i'm 3cprdientuntcnbauie tdqIid mebren
unb BAH Don rem bis iebt sinaebrnGten
$500 Bills ~menisitens l, 800 Nniprildc
fur .SrieQseuti6 ~doignng" i'm Betroge
Won nabe gu 1900 MiIionen Collars
betrtfen Cine Summs Die Orr &c.
iammten @unoesfduIb beinobe eIeih-
fommt. Scit Der 9ercbmiquna ciues
oerartiaeu Mnipruhc5 im Gnfonge Der
9eaenudrtiacn Situna relnet cS form
lid Nntrdge auf &rieaseuti6dbiQuna
uno Die ofter5 ~abaclebere GrfIdruua
pisler fubl,den Nbacorontten, GAP
&ilbcn fcin YrdIosniidnits 8nnOiNat
Der TcmOfratsu Ieiu f0nne, neil er iid
ae9en bic @eioblung aler Oerarti0cn
SorterunGen ertIdrt base, benefit
beutlih mas Ole Serren tbuu wUrben
iis Die @em1lt b item. 60 lon0c
Die NHmiuiitratiou ODER Der Senat
republitaniid bIeitt, lit oas 2anS Qeasn
Die 3aubaeliiite btcier iarliheu Dema.
scidist.
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"a Ser Iebten eumstus bon BEL

BT Ser leBten Samstas bon Del
y9armonie" neranitaItete Wasfenbaa
war, nie oies taum anOers gu ertuarten.
iebr gut beludt uno nuuii rten Td bi,
Sbeilnebmer ouf's 8site. &c OerIiei
allies, nit NuIuahme elmer tleinen Gube,
it0runa, IN better Otbuung.
3nbtretAe Masfsn. aae5 WogIids
oariteleno, batteu id ~ein9efuuben, bod,
Qebiibrt Die Yalms 0eS IbenbS ben ;pei
Sroih. Wasfen Die 6urh ibre OortreH-
Iide OariteQuns Die 9ldmusteIu Der
3ufdaucr in itetiJer Beweaun9 er
h~ielteu.
Grit gu tribe. Woraenitunoe treunts
Iid Die frobIide Seiell6aft uuO. nIlge'
mein wurbe Der Munid auSasirrohen.
bab Die Gtieuihaft 9armonte in bieier
Gallon nod sineu WIstcubuQ neran.
itaIten m0ge. elm Wunid benz Scr Ser
rim in ieiner Iebten DISCRIMINATING 3ed
uung trug uno beiaIo5 am 8. Wfdrs
nod eintn Wasfenbaa absubnlten.
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ssMaIcOntanf -

60 LANCE Die 9eute barauf betebcn,
aIle SatarrbmitteI, o beuen tie b0ren
ODER bic fe an9esei9t fnocn, gu probi.
rem, mifen he bel elmer 8eridIinmer,
uu9 ibreS 9eibenS su9leid fns ,u neroen
sepdrti9en, mas mau sore head (mal-
contant, miboerenu9t) nennt. 9Senn
Ger @rtrinfenoe bas ibm sueeworfene
Sau nidt erereifen min, fonoern tito,
ri1tsr @eiie StrobbaImen pertraut,
fam ba Semanb eetabelt wer6en, auBer
ibm Ie.ber ? OaS fidere uno ,uOsrIdiIiae
9eilmittel miro Dem 9eioenoen in DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy (8ntarrb.
SeilmittsD aeboteu, es lit lett Subren
Elm uncertainties 9eiImitteI; uuo fir
O%ieieni9cn, Die ss Suriidmeiien nnb
bod leioen. 9ibt es fein Niitasfuhl.
Dit aepabrt Cine 6laide poai9e Nb.
bulfe; bod mogen hnrtu66iae Sale
BEN 8ebraud bon Dr.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery (Golbeoe meoi,is
nii6e GntOsfungD CUR 8lutreinia una
erforbern. Or Yierce'S @oti,bu der
msroen in ellen QpOtbefen uerIdenft.
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BE- GinsS Der praftiiblisu unn
uiIbIihiteu @eratbidnften lit unitreitig
Elm gutter Waihrinaer, unb ioIte in
feintr 9uteu 9~auSbIItuna frbIen, henn
nnnit miro Nrbeit uuh 3eug qsipart.
ole Wiide trofnct fdneLtr uno Icibct
HiAt ourd Strcfeu. Ser @urctn
~9Srinacr, otiift Rides fowic biinnee
3eug aus, n3ne Dap man ncnie!brr
ocrteIen muB. SIT ganl BON Mietdl
uerfertigt uun wcr INNER oeniclbcr
probirte. m0dlte nidt obne i'm fem
|rei5 nur 5 $50. gu ba5en bel
81. ). 9nienritter.
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2eSer jeorr art btaig gu
babem 6ei
stl6srtsGbrtfel.

gA Bridgeport mar Itkten Sreitag
in aroBcr Nuiregun9 iiber Elm bort itutt'
geba6tes 9ucn. 3Wei Semobncr bes
SIuf5 b. alien am @ormittag dbsr
ir9cnh eincn @s9enfanb cine FELINE
6 %ontroUerie in Ger leoer fi6 BON ieincm
Oppcncnten t0pIid btItioiGt %9luubte
une belize crFIdrtcn rnB nur outd) 8IIt,
rOibes wurmeS MteuiAenblut, Die ;uae'
fugte Shmad nhgewaiden msroen
Fonuc. scfunbanteu Wurben 9emdblt
unO nit Der Belorauua BON Mofen,
8eftinmuu9 Der 9iit0ui II. +. to. beuuf-
trnat. 9ieie arrangements poren
bOIO 9etrofen uno BEN beibcn 8e9nsrn
lnitaetbtilt, uub erbislten aud fofort
Oercn Sin;aung.
Ser Ylab fur Sen 3meifumpf mar
ole ire;c SttIe ,luiiden Dem Saloon
ocs Srn. 8eritsr uno Der S6uma6er
Mtrtfatts, tie beibcn Gombottanteu
wurpen GIfcn oil MIfen 9eiteGt, ibre
Nuacn ucrbunheu uno nabbcm lbneu
ole @ofe, GcitsrpiftOEen, in Die 9unb
9eQebsn, erbislten lie Den Nuftrue sw0li
Sdritte porwdrts III mafdiren, ronn
iih umipsnben unO feuern. Sieies
wurre penn aud aetban, Obne oab leood
elmer Ger &dnpfsnbsn berIeBt worbsn
wdre. Sine Der SugeIm Orang burd
Die NIfponO bcs Saloons unb Hog in
upIiebinmrr N6be an Srn. 9erittrs
Sopf ooruber, Die anosre ion eineu i'm
Stu6 idmimmenbcn Saumitam setrof'
fen BADEN.
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6erman Shrun.

Seine Webisin in Der @elt bat ie
iOIhe 4robe ibrer b~eiIenoen Strait be-
ftan0en, nie Sofdee's German Surup.
Su brei Sabren luurben ,fuei Wiaionen
Observation-Disclosures YrobeFafdsn Die
Ter 0tsoi,iu Dor Npo!beferu in bielem
9anhe frei on ioIde uertbeilt meihe on
Sdminbiubt, Nitbma, Group, idlim
men 9uitsn, Eneumouia uro onoeren
8rnutbeiten oes 91ties uno Der Quroc
leioen, unb aaben uumiberleabaren
SeweiS, bn6 Der g er Sprub
bieic Sranbeiten belt. Sa6 SeluItat
1T, baB @potbetsr in iecem Oorpf,
ODER Stoot Der Ser. Staatsn bieie
0ebisir ibrsn Sunben empfebIen.
Sebt gu Guerem N~potbefsr uno FRAT
ibn, mas er barlber peiB. 8robe-
faf9en 10 Gts. &eeeIma6iae arose
Slni6en 70 @ts. Orei Ooien Iiabern
irgeno Elm tlebel. gu boben in allen
N~pot5eteu.
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MepfeI Oerl0n9t.
60 BIG 80 Geuts per Snibel
perSen fur aepfel be3ablt bet
Aoolpb s. Sraoot.
mprrtfpu.

g9;e un8 Don Otorriion berihtet
mirO. inbct aeacnwdrtig leben @benr
I'M nortiGcn 9dulbauie cine Sct.Ser|
IammIuuQ itott. Inner Seridtsritatter
fiibrt Slaoe bariiber onB mdhreno Sieier
Teriammlunssu oos SduIiimmer un'
n5tbiaer @sils beidnIukt wiSb, inoem
Die iunoen Mdnner hire nit Sotb
befdmubten StiefeI an hrn @dnoen
emporitrefen uub nnd eht nmeritani.
lder Mrt brn eolen Sobatsiaft on osns
iclbtn ~Ueripriben.
IS muB fir Die SIeinen ME 9e;tuung.
ell liuO ii6 pdbreno bes aon;en Sages
III oieicn unlaubercn Gaumeu aufsu-
balten Dor hodf nodtbeiliaen SOI9en
iein, eicie us1peitete 9uft si%nsuatbmeu
uno ioGten ans bieirm 6runoe Die Bet
&cridmnIungen ancerspo ab9sbaIten
rerren
9cbten Sonntaa fnrb, gum erften
Wale Ieit BENT 8eifeden MorriionS, in
Ger Battles @reef Gle Soufe elmer Yer'
ion nurh llniertnuden nerielbsn ifatt,
unO butten iih &irle einaefunren UNI
Dem umgenobnten SdauipieI beisu-
ppbueu.
Ser Gr5nu6bcits iutanb bat fm
ipie6er stiuos ssbc6ert unb 1T elm oer'
bdItnibmdbi9 gutter Al nsnnen.
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CLFFoRD's FEBRIFUGE is not a
panacea for all tho ills to which
flesh is heir. We de not profess
to have discovered a cure-aU, but we
confidently recommend it to you as
sure, safe and speedy cure for all
diseases arising from Malaria. In
this class of diseases it is a specific !:
it enters the circulation and utterly
destroys the germs of the poison ;
it will purify and build up the de-
bilitated system IN a shorter time,
and with more lasting benefit, than
any other known remedy.
j. C. RICHARDSON, Prop'r,
For sale by all druggists. st. Louis.
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S@r 9tbten Rontn0 8ormittna emit.
NIeiite Die 9OfomOttoe Die Den 3abImei.
TER . Mn9Non ole S0bn e~ntldn9 al
for6en bate ctpa5 unterbnIb Berger.
standardization wuroea iofort BON
bier abaridnbt uno nm Nbeno tonnte
Der 3dhlmsiitcr bereits wicber feline
8eiie Der Sabn entlana fortieben unb
Ole Screen Der Ge%bientslteE Der Mo. y
Gli'nbObn @eieaiddtt burd ole Mu5.
,abluu9 ibreS 9nbnes er~freuen.
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Serren : tnS 9ameniGttcl gu
nuerbOrt biGisen $reiien bsi
albert Ghriftel.

BE- 2este Sienstag Nadt unb am
Mittmo3 Moraen sos Elm Sewitter
ibcr steie @saenb unO bas arsue 4sud.
ten bes BliBes iopie bns 1or1en ces
NOnnerS purbe BON SeSermann ais elm
icIten in bieier Sabres,eit portommen<
oes Muturi9auipisI bcsei6net.
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baF Gie Sreunbe bes Serrn Sobn
S@erer Derben NIT 8ersniisen erfnbren
bas berfsIbe uieoer 70 tueit bergeftelt
1T bas er Bel oneensbn1er @itterune
eas 8irnmer berloi1en fam. Sofentli@
ipirb feline @enefune raid unb ununter'
broAen fortfdreiten.