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National Republican., 1879-12-23
Gents Fronch Calf Boots,
sl.50 to s5 and up, at 40l Pennsylvania avenue.


Justice Macarthur yesterday granted adivorce to
Kate 5. Collins from the bonds of matrimony with
James 4. Collins, and permission to resume her
maiden name Kate S. sprigg. The parties were
married In this city November II, 1872, by Rev DR.
Addison, of Truity church. She charged that six
months after he commenced acts of cruelty aud
fnied TO support her. became an habituul drunkard
committed adultery and finally deserted her.
National Republican., 1879-12-23

FOR BOYS ovERCoATs 40 TO EIsEMAl
BROS, COR. SEVENTH AND II.
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Go to the Ebb!tt House drug store for beautiful
holiday presents.
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Equal to tho Genuine
earissi; diamond earrings set in solid gold, from
So TO so. y. aarIi- g Co, 4S5 Seventh street.
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A Good Temperance Meeting.

FOR FINE DRESS SUITS GO TO EIsESIAN
BROS, COR. SEVENTH AND E.
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American Watches

IN silver cases from $40 up in gold cases from $50
UP. Il. Harris Co., 43b Seventh street.
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NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.

Messrs. N. W. Gait, Bro. & Co.,
I1o7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Open this morning large In
voices OF New Goods I'm every dc.
partment OF their business.
They call particular attention
20 novelties In Ola MON ID 3.
WATCHES, ,JEWELRY, and Fine
Fancy. Goods, designed especially
for their HOLIDAY TRADE.
TOYS AT POPULAR PRICES.
All the Novelties, and Superb line Of Staple Goods
pow on sale. We have many specih ties tlat canmo'
be had elsewhere Our YELOClPBDES, WAGONS
HORSFSs, DOLL CJACHFs. &c. are the Strongest
and Most stylish Goods ever manufactured.
Our Prices this seas We Rnarnntee Lower than
dealer In Washington, and to illustrate this we
will say thnt all DOLLAR GOODS, Of whatever Kind
Ne low sell NJ 90 CENTS.
Call early aud make your purchases.
NATIONAL TOY STORE,
Oh
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HOLIDAY novelties at Douglass, Ninth street.

HOLIDAY PRFsEsrs at n, Goldstolns, tobacconlst,
Oil Pennsylvania avenue.
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Ono Hundred PAIRS Waterproof and Grain
Boots,
81 s. per pair, at sign red nag, l9l Pennsylvania
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ThermomstrIo Readings.
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, U. 3. A..
DCCombef g2 1870

For the Middle States and New England sOutl
aud west winds, warmer partly cloudy or clea
weather Stationary or rising barometer.
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For tho HOLIDAYS.

A "DARLISo Little Buttercup" to each purchaser
of holiday goods, at Douglass.
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The Hydro-Pneumatic Fire Extinguisher.

The Hydro-Pneumatic Fire ExtinGuisher.
BRANCH OFFICE OF THE HYDRo-pSEuMATIc)
FIRE EXTISGUIsHRR Co.. 1900 STREET n. W,
Washington, ID. g., December "a, 1879.
10 hs Editor of The National Republican!
SIN; An article appeared IN; Yesterdays Sunday
the Hydro-P Pneumatic Fire Extngulshcrs for the
protection OF the City Postoiice, or seaion building
against fire.
The facts stated in relation to tho Hydro-Pneu-
matte Fire EXtingulsher are and can easily be
proven false in all their particulars, both in rela
menti med eXtinguisher.
The Postoffice officials bought the Hydro-Pneu-
matte after fair and impartial test (which the
one for the Government Printing once was mott
by committee Of intelligent, irrepioach0ble gen.
tlemcn, appointed for the purpose, In which all
were given an equal and a fair chance, and the
Hydro Pneumatic was successful In beating its
competitors as II always does under such circum-
stances and was recommended and purchased.
The Government Printing Office test stands some
chance of an investigation, as every one knows
iory;gall9n machine Is not a portable"
experts, scientists and others, have unanimously
pronounced in favor ofthe Hydro Pneumatic, and
recommended the award OF the Medal Of superb.
orty" for II, over the "Babcock" "Champiun,"
| "Connely" and Protective" ali ofwhich were
The Hydro. Pneumatic Is at all times ready to
contest against any Of the above, or any other ex,
| General Agent
FOR STYLISH oyERCOATs GO TO EIsEMAN
| BROS, COR. SEVENTH AND L.
| For velvet Rugs go 10 Julius Lansburghs.
|
Seven-Stone Cluster Diamond Ring,
| very handsome weighing ~ carsts, S9O Jacobs
| Bros 1919 Pennsylvania avenue.
| NJ GoLDsTEIE, tobAcconlst GIL Ponnsylvania
| aycnuo.
BEAUTIFUL holiday articles at Douglass, Ninth
| street.
Pair Fine Solitaire Diamond Earrings,
~ c0rats full OF fire, $500 Jacobs Bros 1929 Penn
| sylyanin avenue.
| FOR SUBSTANTIAL BUSINESS SUITS GO TC
EISEMAN BROS, COR. SEVENTH AND Il.
Solid Gold watch, Fail Jeweled,
lever movement, SIS. Jacobs Bros, 1929 Pennsyl
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For the Ladies'.
Two hundred and fitty gold sets of pins and ear
rings from s. to $50. r. Harris l. Co., 43b Seventh
street
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Fine slippers
for holiday presents at J. Brooks, 4S3 Seventh st.
For Carpets 90 to Julius Lansburgh's

FOR CLOTHING OF ANY DESCRIPTION &C
TO EISEMAN BROS, COR. SEVENTH AND L.
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THE Howlnnd Dental Association, 2l1 Four and
a.half street use only s. s. Whites artificial teeth
Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set.
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Fine Solitaire Dia moud Ring,
weighing carat superbly mounted, s55. Jacob
Bros 1923 Pennsylvania avenue
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Useful,

sewing machine is appreciated by every lady.
Call at oppeuheimers, 52S Ninth street, corner of
northwest and mako your selections
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FoR holiday presents go to julius Lansburghs.
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Boots and shoes at cost In order to reduce stock
J. Brooks, 433 Seventh street.
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Solid Gold watch, Full Jeweled,
lever movement, Sis. Jacobs Bros, 1929 Pennsyl
YaniR avenue.
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HOLIDAY ,alo of Rugs at julius Lansburgh's.
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BEAUTIFUL Bud Vase to each purchaser OF 81
and upward, at Douglass
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FoR Turkish Rugs go to Julius Lansburgh's.

FOR BOYS CLOTHING GO TO EIsEMAN BROS.
COR. SEVENTH AND L.
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Holiday Attraction.
The immense stock and low prices at r. Harris
h Co., jewellers. 435 Seventh street
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You can save twenty-five per cent. by buying
clothing and gents furnishing goods at Roman &
Coxs closing out sale, at 507 seventh street.
National Republican., 1879-12-23

DUKES MORO. the boss SC cigars, at NJ. Gold
STEMS,
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FOR BOYS ULsTERs GO TO EIsEMAN BROS.
COR. SEVENTH AND E
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FOR SUBSTANTIAL BUSINESS SUITS GO tt
EISEMAN BROS, COR. SEVENTH AND E.
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BEAUTIFUL holiday articles at Douglass Ninth
street,
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Holiday slippers.
large stock for gents and boys. cheap, at I. s.
Gartrells 800 Seventh street, corner OF i.
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FOR STYLISH ovERCoATs GO TO EIsEMAN
BROS, COR SEVENTH AND t.
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NJ, GoInsTEIs, tobAcConlst GIL Pennsylvania
Aycnuo.
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Davis. No. 7l9 Market Space always keeps
superb stock of dry goods and dress goods but h,
trade. All who are in search of useful holida,
presents would do well to call at Davis. His stocl
includes elegant line OF real lace goods, Japanes,
prices.
National Republican., 1879-12-23

Rechenbachs piano warerooms, No 42S Eley-
cnth street. above the Avenue. have become a fa-
voro resort for lovers OF good musical instru'
ments his stock having been increased for the holi-
days. In addition to number of new instru-
ments he has for sale several secondhand pianos
at very low prices He guarantees all his sales 30
that purchasers feel assured that In every In
stance they will get their moneys worth.
National Republican., 1879-12-23

W. NJ. shuster e. Sons, No. 9lo Pennsylvania
avenue, are offering one of the mos attractive
sortments of fine dress goods offered In this city.
Rich silks and vevets French nerinOs, cRshmeres,
camol's hair and NIL French wool goods selling
at very low prices The firm is known for fair deal.
ing. md purchasers may be that the goods are
exactly as represented by salcsmcn.
ARTICLES FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Persons who wish to buy paints, oils, window and
plate glass can always find the best goods at
George Ryneal. jr.s, No AIS Seventh street. Mr..
Ryneal has laid In mn attractive stock OF fancy
ticles especially for the holidays.
National Republican., 1879-12-23

For velvet Rugs go to Juliu. Lansburgh's.
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ANOTHER Rich Strike CORES
Fonde'.t. Writing from Colvill,. Valley
under date # Nov. 2Oih. says: The
kootenay expressm IN reports tina, h-n
he passed the silver mines On thc .I.uil-
xameeh. he found everybody very much
excited IN reference t. the richness If
the ore that wa being taken on, by the
company rec nifty organized by Mr..
Smith at Olympia. There mines are
located on what i. known as the Simil-
karneen river. i'll the Mount Chepecata
range Of mountains and near the British
line. They wsre located by Mr. Il f
Snith soma ten years az. He made
several trips to Portland AID San Fran.
cisco and tried to induc, men OF mean.
to join him. but without succ.,s until
last summer. when be succeeded in or.
ganizing Q company at Olympia ASSOC
ciating himself with Hon. Marshall
Blinn and others. 1t is understood Il at
the company intend to Place 20 stamp
mill in operation early III tie spring.
1t is generally conceded now that the
mines are very rich. and there IS no
telling the great benuf: that must be
derived from them in . very few years
bee.
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CLosE OF THE FArs.-Tbe S;sters
Fair, given for the benefit OF the ho,ni.
tai. closed at . late hour THURSDAY
evening. At ten o'clock the drsviny
commenced and oon:iuu Z. Until mid
night. We are unable to give . fol,
list OF the prizes. or the names Of the
lucky holders. but the winners of the
most valuable articles were as follow.
Handsome lounge. Judge J r Lsnis;
hanging lamp. Benz Murphy; gents
dressing gown. Col Prosser; SUI, Of
clothes, Cbas Clancy; silk embroider.
60 broad cloth table cover, Miss Anna
shannon; ticket to San Francisco.
George (the fisherman); castor. JH
kennedy; bride doll. Benz Murphy.
The lucky numbers were drawn from a
receptacle where they were we'll shaken
up by Mrs Nickels little thres-vear.old
daughter. After the drawing Mr. Muir.
phy presented the little girl with the
beautiful bride doll he had won. The
vote for the most popular lady and
gentleman In the city. resulted al,n, 81.
unanimously IN favor Of Mis-. shannon
as the lady, and Father Prefoa.ai.e the
gentleman. The result was received
with applause. The rroceeds OF the far
after paying the bills will amount to
h'ariy one thousand dollars.
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HANDSOME Holiday SToCE The
stock Of Mr. W H. Pumphrey is the
most complete. choice and valuable, Of
It's kind, ever opened up in store on
Puget Sound. He has books to suit
the million, cheap and costly, for
schools, Libraries and presents, includ-
ing all styles of binding. and Of such
variety in matter as 10 please all. His
two and three wheeled volocipedes are
setting the youngsters crazy. while the
nicknacks for Older folks would have
the same effect upon them if they only
dared look upon them. The store is
thronged day and night, and judging
from the appearance of things. the
keeper is doing big and profitable
business.
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JUMPED THE TowN.-On Thursday
evening. after the fair, the Sisters re-
turned to the hospital, and found every
hing intact. The next morning
they noticed the back door open, and
Oh makiug All examination discovered
that Mary Tucker and baby had made
their escape during the night, and
w,rc gone. Chief Thorndike was no.
tifel, but too Lite, as the mother and
her child had taken passage on the
steamer that left at three o'clock for
Victoria. by her departure the county
will be saved big bill of useless ex-
pelse, that would necessarily follow a
t,ial and conviction fer attempting to
do away with her offspring. She be-
came very much attached to her child
before she left. and On gong, took all
the baby's clothes and trinkets, which
necessita'ed the leaving behind Of n
large rtion of her wardrobe and keep
sakes
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

porD N Utter. Of Olympia, will
.,ach in Yesler's Hall on Sunday at i |
o'clock.
n, Merritt. of Oakland, contemplates
lin to the Sandwich Islands next
',r;pg in his yacht the Casco.
p.v David Sires will preach in the
.hnrch st Newcastle on Sunday, Nov.
smb morning ard evening. Subject
tor the evening: "Are Universalists
Eyangelical?"
To reduce his stock OF miscellaneous
,,oks " II. Pnmphrey will sell until
Isnuary 1st, his Gilt Poets at 80 cents
md the Diamond editions Of the poets
:, q and ali others in proportion
NrEA Thorndike started for Ore
con City last evening, he being an
;mnortart witness in the trial Of Fair
ob;ld and Bernard for the murder of
barbara Hagar, near that town, last
summer.
Mrs Fl G Thornton was one Of the
Messengers Oh the North Pacific last
evening. That lady will spend a few
weeks with her daughtcr, Mrs VIM
tick in Portland, before returning,
FOR the benefit Of her health.
Mr.. Paul Schocr, the Piano Tuner
and Rrpairer. is now in Ire city. Any
.ue wanting INSTRUMENTS timed aud
ycplirrd l:y liIat-cla>s 'n' clianie can
have i. dore by leaving their orders ut
Pumplrry's book store at once.
The WEEKLY IHTELLIGENCER. one
d.y late, issues from the press early
this morning. and will be in the post
Office for city readers by 0 o'clock. 1t
will also be at Humphreys book and
news store for sale. Price. 10 cents a
single copy. Rate per annum. s.. Buy
it, or subscribe for il. the biggest and
best newspaper in the Territory-THE
WEEKLY INTELIIGENCER.
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STOCK FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-Mt s.

STOCK FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-M.s srs.
l.. 2. Smith & Son nave just received
several thousand dollars worth Of gonds
for":he holidays. which, added to their
already large stock, makes the fiu ST
display of jewelry ever brought to the
Sound Among the nv goods ~ an
endless variety of useful and ornamental
silverware, laiics' gold and silver
watches, gents heavy gold aud silver
hunting case and upcn-faced watches,
locksts. charms. chains. aud many new
patterns of jewe!ry for the ladies' The
goods Will he opened for inspection to-
day. and the ladies are invited to call
and examine tho quality and prices of
these wares before making purchases
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OCCIDENTAL, HDTE'
False Issl preston.

1t L. get. 81 ) uUiossd by physicians
All ;ac pcvrle generally that Dyspepsia
can no, invariably b. cured, bot We sre
pleased to say that GREENS AUGUST
Flower HAS never. to our knowledge.
fall" to cure Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint in oil its forms, such as Sour
Stomach. Costiveness. Sick Headache,
Palpitation of the Heart, Indigestion,
bad taste in the mouth, &c Out of
the 10000 dozen bottles sold last year,
not a single failure was reported. but
thousands Of complimentary letters re-
ccived from Druggist, of wonderful
cures. Three doses will relieve any
case. Tryit. Sample Bottles 10 cents.
Regular size - cents. For sale by all
Druggists.
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SHIP BUILDING IN DENMARK

SHIP BUILDING IN DENMARK.-
Atorg the items Of Danish progress
one of the most remarkable is the rapid
increase of her shipping, and particu-
larry in tho building of steamers. The
following shows the increase Of four
years. from 1873 to 1876; 1873. number
oy vessels 273S. tonnage 97,259 1874.
number of vessels 2S46. tonnage 2l2.-
600 1878. number of vessels 5000. ton
mage 25O.G43; 1876. number of vessels
3263, tonnage 20O.lS During the
same period 90 steamers were built and
45l sailing vessels. tho total Of the for,
mer reaching $50. Of Al, 100 tonnage
ard 1870 horse power.
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Bio SHIPS There are only seven
merchant vessels in all the navies OF
the world that exceed 5000 tons mea'
surement. The greatest of these is the
Great Eastern. Of 1876 tons; the next
greatest is the City Of Berlin, Of 5ieO
tons; the third is the Arizona. OF 5l4I
tons; the fourth and fifth the City OF
Toxic and City Of Peking. each oOl9
tons; the sixth the dermanic, of SOUS
tons and the seventh the Rrittanic. OF
1904 tons Forty steamers are between
four ard five thousand tons, and So be
tween $500 and 1000 tons.
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For SAN Francisco. - Steamship
City Of Chester sailed from Seattle for
San Francisco ct an carly hour yester-
day morning. taking Mrs s b Dennisop,
Miss nj Lsmbie. Miss S Archer and
Geo Caches as passengers, AMI taking
freight as follows: FROM Seattle - 1875
green hides, 6 bundles cslfskins. bale
calfskins, l bale deerskins. box mer-
chandise and 80 dry hides. FROM Port
Townsend-26 cases clans and 80 cases
cheese. From Utsalady-56 sacks po-
tatoes. - sacks timothy seed and 5000
sacks oats. Her cargo included seven
or eight hundred tons; the oats alone
amounting to 500 tons.
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Too feeble toe seek assistance, the
stranger fell exhausted upon the side.
walk and swnoned A gentle lady
held his hand in hers when next he
opened his eyes upon the world, and
with a sweet voice she said, "you are
among friends. be quiet. The doctor
says you have csc .ped the worst attack
of the kind he has ever seen. But you
will soon be strong again, for you are
taking Emil Freese's Hamburg Tea.
II taken in time. il never fails to repair
the effects of mental worry aud over
work. There is no medicine comes
near it; it Is gentle. yet eifectual
always
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THANKSGIVING DAY The day WA

THANKSGIVING DAY The day was
observed here in about the usual man
ner. Some few places. rs the printing
offices. the bank, etc remained closed
oil day. The pOstoffice Wa open an
hour or two. aud stores generally closed
their doors from one to three or four
hours earlier than usual. In several
Of the churches there were services Of
much interest. and in the evening the
fair in Yesler's Hall drew u crowd
numbering well up into the hundreds.
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LOGS "A Blakeleyan informs Us that
the Companys steamer came in there
the other day with boom of sawlog,
and spars from Snohomish. The logs
were long and choice and sold for So. 50
per thousand feet; the spars bringin.
SIS. The weather was bad coming up.
and at che time. to save the logs, the
steamer had to let so The raft con
tanned nearly million feet. For a
raft OF similar dimensions the steamer
is now up the Sound.
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DEPARTURE OF SHIPPING. - Ship
Templar with 400 tons Of coal, sailed
out Of the harbor last evening Ship
Majestic, with 1900 tons Of coal on
board. is waiting for a tug. and will
probably be OFT early this morning
Barkcntine Modoc sailed from Blakely
yesterday. and ship Shirley from Taco
ma, will sail today; the former having
coal ard lumber FIR cargo. and the lat
ter lumber only.
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STEAMBOAT ANNoUNCENENr.-The
Chehaiis will leave for Now Tacoma at
3 o'clock this afternoon. to return with
the mail tonight. Steamer Zephyr
will bs launched from Hammond's
ways at O'Clock this afternoon. and at
6 o'clock tomorrow evening will leave
for TAcoms. Steil.coom aud Olympia
as usual. taking up all who wish to at
tend the court ut Steilacocm.
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HUGE CARGo-Ship Three Brothers,
Of 2973 tons measurement. took from
San Francisco last week cargo Of 50.
500 centals O! whoat, or over 1000
tons weight. No ship ever before
carried from any port so great q Quan-
tity OF wheat as this.
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A NATURAL CURIosITY.-We were
yesterday shown a natural curiosity IN
The way of gold specimen. recently
purchased and now in possession OF L
Z Smith s Son, of this city. 1t con-
ss,s of a perfect mat of small gold
threads or tibres. all matted and tan
gled together. The specimen is an inch
and half long, and in shape resembles
feather, but at first sight reminds one
Of the white moss that grows on III
boughs It is a great natural curiosity
and should be seen to be appreciated
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Every body rushes At HISS TIvoLl
BEER HALL to get the coolest glass OF
beer in town. Besides Schaffer's cele-
bratei Ste:lacoom sud Schmieg's Beer
on tap. you will find Budweiser. st.
Louis, aud Milwaukee Lager Beer in
pint and quart bottles. Also all kinds
Of cold lunches to order. A new
Pigeonhole Table in the house. St.
Louis Lager Beer at dollars per
dozen quart bottles delivered to any
part of the CITY.
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ROBBED A CHURCH Some ungodly
wretch went into the Episcopal Church
at Walla Walla last week and rifled
five contribution boxes. containing the
offering. Of the different cl,sses OF
Sunday school scholars.
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THE Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
BEEI. you will always ind .: tho
Concordia Hall. on Mill street. not
only the best of home made. but also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham and all kinds OF
COLI lunches 10 order
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TOWING. steamer Tacoma towed
down the schooner Compeer, loaded
with lumber. on Thursday. AID took
back the schooner Letitis. empty, the
evening Of the same day.
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MARINE. - Ship Topgallans will
&c. 1915 Tor taking her next cargo OF
coal from Departure Bay to San Fran
cisco. Schooner Hera will take coal
from departure Bay to Honolulu: aud
schooner Ida Scbnaucr lumber to Homo
lulu from Humboldt. At latest ac-
counts the dissngaged shipping in the
harbor aggregated 16, J32 tons.
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DELINQUENT TAxEs.-Taxes become
Delinquent a day or two hence Pay
ing to-day will prevent the addition CT =
heavy percentage.
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CEN. GRANT BOQUET,

An exquisite perfume. prepared and
sold at the Pioneer Drug Store only.
Give 1t . trial and you will use no
other, for it is equal to the best Lubin'a :.
Price only fifty cents PER bottle. Full
ounce. and put up in elegant style.
KELLY S YoUN0.
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ney. For . hne fat fowl, alive OF
dressed, GO to yergon. For apples.
pears and other choice fruit. 60 TO
Vergon. For the very best smoking
and chewing tobacco. or for . tip top
cigar. 90 Ito vergoo. Lover Mill
street, near the steamboat landieg;
n22d7t
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SAIL TODAY Steamship China will
sail from San Francisco fox Puoe.
Sound q. noon today, and the
steamship Dakota will s.il at the same
time for Panama,