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The New York herald., 1879-03-30

HILL. MoYXAN co.
,u1s rI.x, WHOSE EsrEErRrs1se EsrAs.
LlsHxExr HAS BEEN so LONG rREouENrED
BT THE LADIES As a POPULAR DRY AND
FANCY GOODS BAZAAR. HAVE FINALLY DE
crDED TO REMOVE THEIR BUSINESS 70 BROAD.
WAY AS soos As. THEIR NEW STORES WILL
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N xEvrrrED AND READY.
THE EArERiESCS W Aoslh0 10 ALWAYS
HORROR WHETHER IT BE HOUSEHOLD OR
MERCHANDISE WE HAVE LARGE STOCK. I'm
FACT. AN IMMENSE STOCK" MOST OF ALL OUR
PURCHASES HAVE BEEN But RECENTLY MADE.
sEroKs A CHANGE or LOCATION WAS DE-
crpxp uros ALL OUR srRIso rrroRrA.
TONS, yxrrRE NEW DESIGNS AND FABRICS.
- IS ~ -rsT-.s,Ss-
nAvx AND ARE DAILY ARRIVING THE COST OF
TRUCKS, DAMAGE AND DESTRUCTION IN CONVEY
ING ANY OR FART OF THIS VAST STOCK WOULD IN
CUR AN ENORMOUS EXPENSE OF MONEY AND IN
CONVENIENCE. WE SHALL THEREFORE. MAKE
EVERY SACRIFICE TO oBv1ArE THIS, AND WITH
THIS OBJECT IN VIEW WE OFFER TO THE PUB.
Lie WHO HAVE so GENEROUSLY rArRoNrzED Us
IN THE PAST OUR ENTIRE STOCK. LrssRALLY
AND LITERALLY, MARKED DOWN
WE SHALL on MONDAY. MARCH 81. COMMENCE
ABSOLUTELY THE FIRST DAY OF OUR CLOSING
1T rs not OUR PURPOSE TO MARK SEVERAL OR
ANT NUMBER or ARTICLES SPECIALLY, WITH NO
BETTER PURPOSE THAN TO CREATE A SENSATION
WE HAVE TOO HIGH REGARD FOR THE PUB.
r1o TO CREATE coxMoTTox AND RUSH FROM
=
ALL CENTRES. NEAR AND FAR. UNLESS WE
WERE FULLY AND EARNESTLY PREPARED TO
SELL ON THE ABOVE CONDITIONS AND IN CON-
SEQUENCE OF REMOVAL
EACH ARTICLE. SMALL OR LARGE. WHETHER
OF RECENT DATE OR NOT. WILL BE MARKED
WAY DowS,IN PLAIN FIGURES. AND WE SHALL
CONTINUE THE SALE UNTIL EVERY ARTICLE on
THE PREMISES rs DISPOSED OF.
HILL, MoySAy CO..
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For Other Dry tsoo<as Advertisements
see Foarsh and twentieth Pages.
The New York herald., 1879-03-30

MARvELLoUsLY Low PRICES.
H G. r. KOCH.
CORNER 10th ST. AND 9Th Av
WILL OFFER on MONDAY THE slsr INST.
THE FOLLOWING STARTLING BARGAINS
IN
DRESS GOODS
ALsEAsRLK L sSRksETiE eiso
pwihtEp ppdREgEGE-....-..-...........
MOUNTAIN $TiTISG .issc
SEHorR DE MEsEoiY.
sEoGx6E X6yEITiESr
ssHEPAED. .I PLAIDs
ALL WOOL TAffErX
ssILKWooi. NovELriES
CAsHMEkE DiNDE.. .SO
4sxcM an MPol ALL wooi IBrYriyd
isSS AZ koK w9St sPkrxa SATELT HAIR
'siScH w'9s 9Asb; = woRrh Il 6ousER g ER 50 PER
BLACK GOODS.
SeINCH BLACK CASHMERE. SIC.
sslNcH BLACK FRENCH CASHMERE. Aoc.
LuPINs BEST MAKE
4oIxcH FRENCH CASHMERE, 4sc.. eoc.. 7sc.. csc.
BLACK DRAP D'ErE
BLACK g. TAMIsE, coc.
BLACK e. ALPACA. ,2C.
BLACK sERoEs. NUNS CLOTH. HExRrErrA
CLOTH, ALL AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
cHzxADINRs. .r-,s.s.-e
- oRENADrxE. I2c. IsC. aSc.
LACE GRENADINES. 25C.
SILK AND WOOL. MEXICAN. eoc.
SILK AND WOOL BRocADE AND SATIN STRIPE
GRENADINE. 75C
SILK AND. SATIN NOVELTIES. ~.
GRos GRAIN MoIREE STRIPE, 81 3o.
SATIN AND FIGURED STRIPE SILKS. ~a
MoIREE AND SATIN STRIFE sArINs
IN ALL THE FASHIONABLE SHADES
IN NEWEST SHADES
IT c. +. KOCH,
9Th Av., CORNER aorH ST.,
WILL OFFER THIS WEEK
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
FROM THE RECENT AUCTION SALES.
OF
CoLoRED
OF THE CELEBRATED MAKE OF
rEILLARD PoXsoY. GUINEr. &C.,
AT PRICES
THAT ARE ABSOLUTELY STARTLING.
9Th Av.. CORNER 10Th ST,
WILL CLOSE MS ENTIRE SPRING IMPORTATION
FINEST PARIS HOSIERY.
INCLUDING SOME OF THE
FINEST GOODS BROUGHT 70
THIS MARKET.
AT PRICES THAT BARELY COVER THE
COST OF IMPORTATION.
IAD'Ess SsRiSS SSSrT UxSkswhhk, DER ShlkDRfSs
AT EXTREMELY Low PRICES
CLOSING OUT
LADIES' AND cnrLPEESS's MUSLIN UNDER.
INFANTS wARpRoBEs,
AH0eF % SSdSSlffssl SSlfsl SSsllS.' III COST
1000 dozen Of fine undres.ed Kid Gloves,
warranted TO be superior ,p,. ,ss * any similar
sSas'Sn sSas'Sn SIC. s's per- per- pair. pair.
The s'ifs|s,sa TSsSSf fk"Sn''
IN ali the leading coiors. $50
500 dozen button KID Gloves
In medium nnd dark coors 3Sc.
=
III. 9TH Av.. CORNER aoru ST.
ais AISr ESrlRE Tfoih sfook eS' OF
WALKING COSTUMES,
BLAvK .ASb coLoRED SILK DRESSES.
rrcHUs.' sAcorEs. &C.
ALL IMPORTED OR MANUFACTURED
FOR SPRING TRADE.
REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE,
BEFORE CLOSING STORE FOR ALTERATIONS.
NO LADY TO WHOM ECONOMY rs AN OBJECT
WILL FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS
EXTRAORDINARY SALE.
H. c. p KOCH.
CORNER eru Av. AND aorH ST.
II -
The New York herald., 1879-03-30

OUR ESTABLISHMENT MAY BE REACHED By
THE EIGHTH AVENUE CARS. PASSING INNE-
DrArELr BEFORE THE DOOR; BY THE BROADWAY
AND rwENry.rHIRp ST. STAGES. TO THE
CORNER OF EIGHTH AVENUE AND rwENrYrHIRD
ST, AND BY THE ELEVATED RAILWAYS TO
THE rwENrYrrRsr AND TwESrY.rnrRD ST
STATIONS
LADIES FROM BROOKLYN. HARLEM AND orHEB
DISTANT POINTS. WHOSE VISITS WILL SEcEs-
sARrLy OCCUPY CONSIDERABLE TINE, WILL FIND
THE LUNCH ROOM ATTACHED TO THE ESTABLISH
MENr ELEGANTLY FITTED UP. AMPLY PROVIDED
AND REASONABLE IN IRIS CHARGES.
LADIES RESIDING AT DISTANCE FROM rHE
CITY. WHO CANNOT AFFORD TINE TO MAKE A
PERSONAL INSPECTION OF THE NOVELTIES Ex.
HIBrrED AT THIS GRAND SPRING OPENING. ARE
INVITED TO SUBSCRIBE TO
EHRrcHs FASHION QUARTERLY.
OF WHICH THE SPRING NUMBER. JUST PUB
LIsHED. CONTAINS FULL DESCRIPTIONS or ALL
THE INCOMING STYLES AND FASHIONS. As
GUIDE TO LADIES IN PLANNING THEIR SEASONS
ExPENDrrcRE AND MAKING THEIR PURCHASES.
1T STANDS WITHOUT RIVAL SUBSCRIPTION
ONLY 50 CENTS AyEAR, POSTAGE FREE SINGLE
NUMBERS, BIT NAIL. 10 GENTS.
$---=----@
! EHkloHs.. EuRlcas.
EIGHTH AVENUE AND rwESry.roURrH STREET.
For Other Dry ssoosis Advertisements
The New York herald., 1879-03-30

BETWEEN FORSYTH AND ELpRIDGE srs.
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Or. Mintie's kephreticurr.

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seFE-et.s-zzs s-3 Il al e.ses k5g1,y -ssoz-
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New YogK, Msy 2s-Tae Psci1c Mail
elebtion was he.d today. resulting IN the
choice 81 the Old Board Of Directors
exeep. Batycock and Potts, whose pisces
were taken by Russell Sage ani Hoz.-
ton, who were connected with the cou-
pary under the administration Of Rafus
Hatch. Both Of these gentlemen rep
rssen. Pacific Railroad interests; bsEcs
tie present arrangements a-e likely n
continue.
81. LnUTs. May -Represe.. tatives
Of the different CIVILIZED tribes IL the
Indian Territory NJ. II convention g.
Eafaals for the purposs Of considering
the Invasion Of the Territory ~ whites
and the settling "a the ce3sd lands BIZ
souatters. The leading nen os tie
Cherokee, Choc.sg, Chickassw, Creek.
Seminole and Sac and Fox nations were
present The convention organized by
The election Of Ward Coachmzn, chief
o. the Crseks. chairman. and J. II.
Moore, Of the Choctaws. secretary =
committee from each nation was ap-
pointed TO prepare report regarding
the presen. condition of affairs il the
Territory, and the Con gention adjourned
till today.
WAsHTxsTos. Msy 2e-The Tress1rsr
Of the United States hes decided tia.
per cent. refunding certificates may be
deducted By National Banks in making
up their semi-annusl return OF average
capital subject TO duty, the same as the
law authorizes in the United States
bonds.
NEW YORK. May ga IigaeI Gin
cinn2.i special says: The local leaders
here have joined in 4 statement thst
the convention wonld sound the key
note of the mex. presidentisl compaign,
O campaign witch. accc riding 10 them,
would on the Republican side have to
be fought By either Sherman or Grant.
II this be true, then Ohio must &c re
garded as equally divided between her
fsvoriie son. the Secretary Of the Trsas-
ury, and the ex- President Of the United
States. In other words the conventian
consisting OF over $50 rcpreseuta.ive
Republicans Of Ohio, resulted in TIE
nomination of Charles Foster by ma
jority OF nine votes and four sixths Of
a vote Il give the official fgures) over
Alphonzo Taft, who was supposed 10
be the representative Of Grant.
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Are you dependent sufferer from
Sick Headache, Habitusl Cos.iyeness.
Paipitstion Of the Heart: Have you
Dizziness q The Head? Is your rer-
vcus system depressed; Does yoar
blood circulate badly: Have you a
cough: Low spirits? Coming up Of
the food after eating: &c, DC. Ali of
these and much more are direct results
Of Dyspepsis. Liver Complain: and In
digestion. GREENS AUGUST FLowEs
is now acknowledge by all Druggists
to be 4 positive cure. 100000 bottles
were given away in the L. S. through
Druggists TO the people as a trial
Two doses viii satisfy any person OF
its wonderful quality in caring all
forms Of Indigestion. Sample bottles
10 cents. Regular size % cents. Sold
positively BY all irst-cl2ss Druggists
il the United States.
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RESERVATION TRouBLEs.-There is a
great deal of i'll feeling existing in and
around Pendleton. against the Indians
on the Umatilla Reservation. The ill
feeling is founded upon the course the
Indians persued last Summer. during
the Bannock raid. The Pendleton PEG.
pie believe that the Reservation Indians
aided and allotted the B.nnocks That
belief appears to be warranted by the
facts. Some of the reservation Indians
were hanged for completely in the muir
der OF Coggan and others, after a fair
trial. Since then a number Of the res
ervation Indians have silently gone
hunting in the hereafter. Lieut.. Far
row. 2lst Infantry, acting under orders
caused the arrest Of parties for killing
Indians. The Grand Jury before whom
the charge was made failed to find
true bill against the accused, and the
accused were released. Lieut.. Farrow
says he has received anonymous letters
threatening his life If he PERSISTED in
trying to punish the Indian killers.
Brig. Gen. Jas. II. Turner, Of the Ore
gon Militis, over his signature, SAYS
NOR was Lieut.. Fsrrow ever threatened
with beng shot," We believe Lieut..
Farrow. We know enough of frontier
life to feel warranted in saying that it
would be easier to drive coach aud
four across the Pacific Ocean, than to
convict white man before jury of
frontiersmen for the crime of murder
because he had killed az Indisn. The
situation OF affairs ct the Umatilla Res
ervation has formed the topic of spicy
correspondence between Gen. Howard
and Gov. Thayer, and that is all
WaNa WalLa Union.
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WARRINGTON TERRITORY.
Port BLAKELY. May 30.-Sailed-
Schooner Lstitia. San Francisco.
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRAScIsoo. May so.-The au.
topsy on Troy Dye disclosed healthy
condition Of the brain.
Martin White brings suit against
the managers Of the Martin White
Mining Company. for the recovery Of
5000 shares Of stock of that Co., and
$4,000 cash. on account Of alleged
failure Of defendants to pay of indeb.
ednsss Of the corporation, according to
agreement and assessments wrongfully
exacted from plaintiff.
The entire Sophomore class Of the
State University were expelled yester
day. Tor refusing to divuIge the names
OF members Of that class who were
guilty Of issuing obscene bogus Junior
examiuation papers
The days are at half-mast oil over
To city in commsmoration Of the mem.
mortal day.i THE procession formed on
Montgomery street soon after 8 o'clock
marched Through. the principal steets.
and then by the street cars to the Gem
etsry. whore the usual exercises are
now being held.
Heavy storm east Of Ogden. Lines
down; no report today.
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ROAD To PIERCE COUNTY.

SEATTLE, May SO. 1879.
I'D. ISrELLIGEscER IL want you to
poke up our County Commissioners.
For two years they have been talking
of . road to Pierce county. So far it
has been all talk. except some very
expensive rides around the coantry By
the Commissioners themselves. for
which the people have had TO pay.
They say that they are waiting for the
Pierce county people to get ready t,
open a new road TO the line. The
Pierce county people don't need . new
road. Tae roads they now have are a
good deal better than those of King
county. Ii cur own were as good as
theirs. We wouldn't ask any more.
They ought to build roads for King
county people, whether Pierce county
people have roads or not.
NED, TIE MAIL CARRIER.
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EUROPE.

PARIS. May 2o-The ship canal con :
gress adopted by vote of 90 TO TIE
Panama and Lemon Bay route. APP
pleton, one of the American represen.
tatiyes, voted for the scheme, but Rear
Admiral Ammen, of the United States
Navy, abstained from voting. Com
maader Selfridge, Of the United States
Navy, was absent. The Congress then
closed its labors.
LONDON. May 29.-The Times pub
fishes letter from st. Petersburg
which says: " The statements published
abroad concerning the situation are ex-
aggersted altogether. The living un-
der exclusively military law here is,
perhaps, worse than it was in Bulgari.
during actual war; blu. although this
state Of things does not sit lightly oa
many persons, there are still plenty
who can find it in their hearts to enjoy
themselves and make merry at the
opening Of the summer season, 1t is
not o reign of terror nor state of
siege. 1t is only a state Of military
law, where one half the population is
set to watch the other. A state of siege
is step further, and we have not come
to that"
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What has become of the projected
Yakima wagon road: Has it been
allowed TO die an easy and natural
death, or is it only sleeping Was til
movement Of . few weeks ago one for
the creation OF political capital alone,
or did it mean business that now only
needs pushing I: looks IS if our peor
pie are willing to.force the enterprise
more with jswbone than with cash.
The paragraphs annexed. clipped:.ffom
Wells Wallis papers. indicate the way
people over, there look At the under
tsking-,iewiog it through the light
OF tbsir own interest:
The Seattle aud Yakima wagon
road has been incorporated. The
capital stock 10 placed at s30, 900
divided into 1900 shares Of s25
each. II vii! be . great consola-
ton TO the subscribsrs Gf they &c.
any, that they will slwsys know where
their money went. For one twentieth
the above amount . good wagon road
could be opened up the Yakima river
that would BE open at all seasons Of
the year; by tina Seattle road it will not
b more than eight months.
For some time past the Sound pa
pers have been endeavoring 10 create an
excitement in regard TO . road across
the Snoqualmie Pass to Yakima City.
This is very good move. and one we
highly commend. The Yakima en-
braces in its watery folds vast extent
Of the best agricultural and grazing
lands in the whole Northwest, and will
soon b filled with . large and enter
prising population. 30 FIR the trade
has been divided Up between Portland,
Dslles. and Walla Wslla, the greater
part going TO the frst two towns. solely
because no effort has yet been made by
our citizens and business men TO con-
troll that section. The inducements for
the Yakima people to trade here are
very great; the only drawback WAS the
ferry facilities across the Columbis.
With the new steam ferry now being
placed there BY Moore Bros & Hodgis,
there is no earthly reason why Walls
Walls should not do . large business
with our neighboripg county. The
distance il about the same from here as
1t 10 from Yakima City to the Dalles.
with the great advantage in our favor
that there is good wagon road open
at all times Of the year the whole dis
lance. We give this for the benefit Of
our business men. There are good
fortunes drifting away from us for
want Of little business enterprise.
which is solely tie natural result of
the feeling almost universal amongst
us. that wesare all doing we'll enough,
and s::tendency TO allow trade to come
to US instead Of making it come our
way.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

LONDON, May 29th.-Tbe following
telegraphic intelligence has been re-
ceived az Lloyds: IAN engagement
has taken place off Iquique. Peru, be-
tween the Chilean wooden vessels Es.
meralda and Cavodonga and the Peru
Wan plated frigate Indepeudencia
All three vessels were sunk. The e.
meralda was originally q Spanish gum
boat. The Independents was the most
important vessel in the Peruvian navy.
Her armament consisted entirely of
Armstrong guns, twelve 70-poAders
and two pivot guns The latter were
l0o-pounders.
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SEND II mere.

Several of our Territorial contemro.
Tsries have recently called upon their
friends and patrons to send them the
news Of their respective localities for
publication. We have the same request
to make. The ISTELLIGEycKR is not
exclusively . Seattle institution. It
has circulation in all parts Of the
Territory, and wherever it goes it feels
IN Interest. 1t wants tn say . good
word for every county. town and pre-
cinct within our limits. 1t wants to
help oil itean in spreading abroad the
truth concerning our wonderful re-
sources, and it wants to advance every
scheme looking to the moral, social,
political and pecuniary elevation of
tho people.
Yes. neighbors and friends, send us
along what you can to assist in this
good work. We vaut news. fresh and
reliable; we want statistics; we want
descriptions Of your respective home
districts. OF your rivers and valleys, of
your towns, and Of your growth in
population, wealth and business. In
fact. oil that interests you interests the
ixrELLraHxcxR, save and except your
local troubles and quarrels. With them
We have no concern. and in them will
have no part. Doing for US in this
matter will ia doing for yourselves.
Please remember il, aud set accord
ingly.
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70 lSTEIi!esHcEa PATRONS.

All moneys due the ISTELLIGEscER
for existing subscriptions to either
DAILY or WEEKLY are payable to S.
l.. Crawford and the undersigned alone,
or TO their order.
Also. all moneys due for advertising
in either DAILY or WEEKLY since the
lst OF May.
Payments made to anyone other
than as here indicated are made at the
risk Of the person paying.
THos. w. PgoscH,
Business Manager. lsTELLIeEscER
Publishing Company.
Seattle. May. 1870.
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WANTED.
Practical Farmer.

To rent and cultivate lands in the
delta of the Fraser river. These lands
are tie same as The famous Swinoinish
Flats IN Washington Territory. All
lands rented will be safely dyked and
properly drained by the proprieto.s,
and leased for term OF years at Low
ra.es. 4 ready market, at good prices,
for all produce grown. Water trans.
pcr.atioa at all times Of the year.
Apply to a. Navarro,
fi-dtf Victoria. 3. c.
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MINING CLAIMS FOR SALE. TIE
undersigned offers for sale one Hydrau-
lie Claim on Tbibert Cheek and one On
Dufot Creek. joining the Discovery
above. in Cassiar, b. c. For particu-
lars inquire at the Centennial Saloon
OF VI. THIBERT, or OF Geo. Martin on
steamer Cassiar.
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CALL on J. A. McPHEE for Cigars
Tobacco, Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the bes. supply in the city and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied at either wholesale or retail.
Stand next to Schwabacher's store, on
Commercial street, Seattle, ". T.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE FIRM HITHERTO EXISTING UNDER
i TIE nzn1e and styls Of Easoa b. Ebey Co.
Is this Gay dissolved BIZ mutual consent, Mr.
Ebey kayiaS purchased the entire interest Of G.
Z. Dodge. Mr.. Eoey will pay all debts Of the
krns. and al debts due 20 the arm must Be paid
to Mr.. Ebay, he alone having authority 60 receipt
therefor. EASON B. FBkY.
c.E. DODGE.
Seattle. W. r.. Nay -, 1872. nso dAvu
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PONY FOUND.

4 GRAY CAYUsE PONY. WITH LAME HIND
n leg, and with saddle and bride on, Mas
found At large and picked up in the streets Of
Seattle to-day.
Tue owner can secure the return Of his proper
ty by establishing his claim to IL and paying for
this advertisement. j. OOSTEILN.
Eleventh and Seneca Streets.
Seattle, Nay 20, 1879. m27-dlw
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~ Charley Keil. of thu Saddle
Rock Restaurant, Commercial street, is
constantly receiving the largest audfin-
est favored oysters ever offered for sale
in this city. Orders from a distance
promptly filled in every style.
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TRUSS! TRUSS!! TRUSS!!!
Relief FROM PAIN
AND
CURE FOR RUPTURE

lI>HE ATTENTION OF THOSE UNFORTUNATE
l. person who are suffering from this complaint
most respectfully called the fac, that the under
signed has Invented aud Is nov manufacturing
Nkw fRtss. that is COMPLETE nELrEr for this NAL
saY, ana II nearly every case a rExFEcr CURE. This
truss mas been thoroughly examined by the rbysi-
cans OF seattle who pronounce Il perfect; JUST
THING. Il has besn tested by 4 number Of the very
worst cases, and gives entire satisfaction. A Corr
fiErE ctER Is usually affected 10 from 90 10 % days
use TIE truss is simple IN construction and readily
a0Jusiibi- 10 any case Of rupture. whether slight
severe. as effectiveness Is seen al q giance
Parties Affected are requested 10 call at nv place
o. business, Frout srees, Seattle, opposite Odd Fe
lows Hall
Parties iviog at = distance by sending description
and "a 10 viii have the Truss sent TO them, With
instrue.iSns is,r use.
Old fashioned trussss can sometimes be changed
into ihe new one. and when they can, will he dooe
a. rsaFouzble prize.
This IS no huubag, come and see for yourselves
II. W. HENDRICKS.
Seattle, '" T., Nay -. is1a m2l-dixaw1u
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9- The Fountain Beer Hail, Front
street, Seattle, next to the North Pacific
Brewery. Is the largest and finest in
the c'ty. All kinds of Beer. Ale and
Porter for sale. Lunch from nine to
cae o'clock every day; also. fine
lunches to order.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-31

~ Bocs Beer in piuts and quarts,
for sale by
CRAWFORD & HARRINGTON, Agents.
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FoR GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread
20 to Piper's.
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Never known to Fail, NICHOLS IN.
FaLLIBLE INJECTION A certain and
speedy cure without the Use OF uoxious xnd In.
furious internal medicine. For sale wholesale
and retail by Geo. W. Harris & Co.. Seattle. ". T.