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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A.
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.
ELEVENTH GRAND DRAWING.
AT MACAULEy'S THEATRE,
IN THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE, KY,
FIXED FOR SATURDAY, AUGUST 80, 1879
LIST OF PRIZES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

l,SO fhlLES
BEAR IN MIND THE FOLLOWING
rIRsT-THIs COMPANY ALLOWS ANY TICKET
HOLDER THE PRIVILEGE OF CALLING OUT HIS
NUMBER, HAVING 1T SHOWN HIM. AND IF HE
SELF.
THIS EFPEoruAILY PREcLUDEs ANY PossI-
BILITY OF UNFAIRNEss.
sEooND-THE DRAWING TAKES PLACE OPENLY
AND PUBLICLY AT MACAULEYs THEATRE, ONE
OF THE LARGEST THEATRES IN THE SOUTH
WEST, AND Is WITNESSED BY FROM 1000 TO 1000
TICKET HOLDERS, FROM ALL SECTIONS OF THE
COUNTRY
INVESTIGATION INVITED
PRIZES PAID IN FULL.
REMEMBER THE DATE.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 80.
TICKETS, s.; HALVES. 81.
OR AT 1853 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
UPTOWN AcESEs, ssE ,nEoAbwf9l r + PORTER CO..
LOUISVILLE "COURIER JOURNAL NEW YORK
"HERALD,n NEW YORK "STAATS ZEITUNG," PITTS
BURG COMMERCIAL GAZETTE y ST LOUIS TINES MES
JOURNAL. CINCINNATI ENQUIRER" AND OFF!-
CIAL LISTS WILL BE PROMPTLY MAILED TO ALL
TICKET HOLDERS
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
| ~ Only 25.OO0 tickets issued
$3.50 600 Spanish Dollars) distributed
ut Havana, Cuba Glass l,O44),
August 27
lst Capital Prize. $500 900
"a Capith!
|
5 Prizes S5 600 each. .. 25,OOO
100 PRICES 81 900 each h.................. 10000
642 PRICES $500 each .................. 32l 900
Wholes $40
Quarters, So
Eighths, S.
Fortieths. 81.
| BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT and ALTERED TICKETS.
| IMPORTANT.
| EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING. SEPTEMBER l6,
| ONLY ls 600 TICKETS 81 ,35O,OOO IN PRIZES
| KENTUCKY STATE. AUGUST 80.
| COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY. AUGUST 80
| Wholes s.. Halves, 81.
| LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY, SEPTEMBER 3.
| Wholes s.. Halves, 81
Prizes cashed. Full information of above sent FREQ
| j. DUFF 4 CO, Bankers.
AZ Nassau st. corner Liberty, New Hork-
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A ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY:
IA. Extraordinary Drawing always September 10.
Only 1000 tickets aud ,ju, 900 pesos distributed
prize of 5OO.0uO pesos. approximations of :. 900
prize Of ltN.UO0 pesos. pesos each.
prize of $1,000 pesos IL approximations of l 900
prize Of 5000 pesos pesos each,
10 prizes of 10 20 pesos each
12prxes Of 5000 pesos each 532 prizes. amounting
Tickets. 500: Fractions S5O S25. $40 $40 aud s..
This old and well known firm has connection with
any other Martinez nor any branch Offices.
NJ A. MARTINEZ 4 Co. Bankers.
10 W all ST., basement.
Brother and successors of John b. Martinez
ID RoUGHToN's INvIGORATING SYRUP. A CERTAIN
Dcure pain back side or Ghost headache dim.
of vision OF thought debility
weakness constipation and all diseases of the stomach
liver kidneys. &c. of either women. Gases
Advice circulars aud sample botos free Come get
the medicine that will and has cured thousands
and which contains no mineral poisons stimulating
deleerious drugs IL ~ pleasant to the taste and of
with all aud both To the scky and drbtaed
IL gives strength vvacy clear and healthy skin bloom
To the cheek and sparkling glance to the By IL tho
blood purified nd the whole body restored to sron
aud healthy condition Price DE 5Oc 81 and 81 per
bottle Onice. 66 West 4th St Ask druggist for It,
ID THE KENTUCKY LOTTERY COMPANY FRANK
ID fort Lottery, drawn l3 Market Louisville Ky
EXTRA CLASS 5o3-AUGusT ~ 1879.
4s. 81. 81, I. ~: "a, Al. 30. 63 2, 81. I3
CLASS 5o4-AuGusr 26 1879
For Information, Nos 126 Bowory 2o3 West 81 St. "a
LUTiIY 4 CO.. Brokers.
"Jl ETHESDA WATER" HAS STOOD A TEN YEARS.
Dtest Thousands Of cases of Kidney and Liver dis
eases Dyspepsia &c cured by its Sec tcstmonias
Advice free ID. L. LANCASTER. Sole Agent No .c34
Broadway. Beware of spurious water Ask for Beth
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e Of THE
MANHATTAN GAS LIGHT COMPANY
No. IRVING PLACE.
New YORK, August 20, 1879. }
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-01

SIMLA. Oct. 30. BY order of the
Viccroy Of India. Sir Frederick Roberts
has issued a proclamation stating that
in consequence Of the addiction Of the
Amer and the outrage at the British
residency, the British Government has
bsen compelled to occupy Cabul and
other parts of AfghAnistan. Afghan
authorities and chiefs aud scrdars are
instructed by the proclaim alton to con.
tinue to msintain order in the districts
under their control. and are invited to
hold . joint consultation with Gen
Roberts. The people Of occupied dis
tricts will be treated with justice and
beneyolenca. and their religion and GUS
toms respected. Loyalty and good
service to the British crown will be
suitably rewarded; but all offenders
against English administration will be
punished. Arrangements for the per
manent administration of the country
will be made after the above mentioned
has been held.
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THE LAWSON AFFAIR.
SEATTLE. Oct 31st, |

SEATTLE, Oct 31st, 1879.
Ed. INTELLlGENCER:-Havipg heard
a good deal about that man Lawson,
AID about lis killi-s inns If, and about
the land he was living on, I will write
what l know about it, or what have
dore. took q soldiers homestead
ii 'ng Oh lot and 2 tut 1 didn't know
that there was Anybody on the land
until Nielsen told me. Then I went out
AMI told Law son that it was Govern.
ment land, and what I had done, and
told him ttat l oi II t We to take
the land he was living on, that Is his
twenty acres. l am not like some of
those men that make so much fuss about
the affair. 1 have never been so bad off
for land "a to take graveyard. But
that is no, all. am no Scandinavian,
and therefore they do not want me in
there. Lawson has his house on lot l
l have my house on lot 2; so you can
see how the land lays. The fell W
who wrote that piece in the Post today.
must be one of those fellows that Christ
rode. only his ears are longer. and he
has less sense. About the old man
killing himself is q question, as there
was no inquest held. or doctor there,
and the only witness that knew any
thing about it was not there, as thew
did not want him. As for the grand
children, they only had one, and the
cid man told me half dozen times his
son-in-law was down the Sound and he
was keeping the child.
JOHN SCHwEITZER.
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person or property. or in means of
support. by any intoxicated person. or
10 consequence Of the io.oxlcaiion. ha-
bi;ua! or otherwise. Of any person.
shall have right of action, in bis or
her own name, severally OF jointly.
against any person who shall, by sell
ing or giving Intoxicating liquors. have
caused the iuto1ica:iOn. IN whole or IN
part. Of such person; and any person or
persons owniDg, renting. leasing, or
permitting the occupation of any build
ing or premises, and having knowledge
that intoxicating liquors are 10 be sold
therein. or who, having leased the same
fcr other purposes shall knowingly per-
NIT therein the sale of any Intoxicating
liquors. shall, il any such liquors sold
or given therein have caused. in whole
or in part, the intoxication of any per
son, be liable, severally or Jointly, with
the person cr persons selling or giving
Intoxicating liquors as aforesaid, for all
damages sustained. ard the same may
be recovered in an action of tort, pro-
yidcd. however. that 20 owner or lessor
OF any building or premises held under
lease at the date Of the passage OF til.
act, shall b. liable under the provisions
Of this act, for any damages resulting
from the lawful selling or giving away
Of srirituous or intoxicating liquors on
said premises during -the term IF said
lease. A married woman may bring
such action in her own name, and all
damages recovered by her shall inure
to her separate use; and all damages
recovered BY a minor, under this act.
shall be paid to such minor, or to such
person, in trust Tor him, and on such
terms as the court may direct. In case
Of the death Of either party. the action
and right Of action shall survive to or
against his executor or administrator
SEC. 2. No license for the sale of
intoxicating liquors shall hereafter be
granted without the consent in writing
Of the owner or lessor uf the building
or premises upon which the business is
to be conducted; and the paper contain
ing said written consent shall be kept
on file by the clerk of the city. town or
county in which said license is issued,
SEC 3. Any owner or lessor of real
estate who shall pay any money on ac-
count Of his liability incurred under
this act. for any act of his tenant. may
recover Of said tenant the money so
paid. X.
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nell's Prairie to VIM Kelly's on Kelly's
Prairie. thence down and across the
Puyallup valley TO the S.eilaooon
plains. and from there BY the Nisqually
to Olympia. where have been for the
last few days.
The distances over the Pass are about
So follows: From Yakims to tee
mouth Of Matches river. nine miles |;
from there to Hanging Rock. up the
Matches river. forty miles /; from
Hanging Rock to Cigars Rock, ten
miles; from Cigars Rock 20 the mouth
Of Dumping CT Tanum riTer. twelve
miles; then ten miles up TO Stuck or
north fork OF the Natchess river,
thence up the Stuck river twenty miles
to the corral. thence eight miles to the
summit. From the summit going west
it is Elk miles TO the Greenwater,
theuce ten miles to Bare Prairie, thence
five miles TO Mount La Tate, or Head
Mountain. 80 named from q fancied
resemblance to q mans head thence
fifteen miles to Quarter mountain. two
miles mere to Mud mountain, two
mills owe. that mountain, and eight
04i'tS 'iOui AQI tHfuuldiu u DiiSc
creek at Vanderbeck's Thus 1t is
nearly or quite one hundred and ten
miles from Yakima City to the summit
Of the Pass, and Dearly eighty miles
from Pressey's stage station to the
summit, and tho way the trail runs
between forty aud fifty miles from the
summit west to Vspderbeck's. Il
would not be much over forty miles
did the road not twist around logs and
go so crooke.; to avoid windfalls, etc.
From Yakima City wagon teams can
go t. Hanging Rock. But little would
be required to make this . good road
so far. From here but trail exists
with patches of good road The trail
goes up the bottom most Of the way,
occasionally crossing a high point
Before reaching Tsnum river the trail
crosses the river four times, ell near
Edgar's Rocks. This is done for the
purpose of avoiding this high and
almost perpendicular rock. After this
the trail crosses the stream about a
dozen times before reaching the sum-
NIT Tho branch Of the Matches river
from which the trail goes up to the
summit is called the main Matches By
the whites the Indians call it Stuck
river, while what they call the main
Matches is a stream namsd by the
whites Crow creek.
E. M.
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Saturday, November l. 1879
SEATTLE IN 1890.

The indicstioas are that Seattle is 60
ing 70 do good deal Of growing dur
ing the next twelve or fourteen months.
Everything points that way. Our
local manufactures are Increasing each
and every year. Our trade and the re-
lance Of outside communities upon US.
is constantly greater. Shipments o!
coal are already more enormous than
from any other mine land. we believe,
from any other two mlne.l on the coast,
and IN 1880 they will be considerably
increased. Tho steaubos: building,
repairing and furnishing that Seattle
enjoys 10 alone enough to sustain the
population Of . smsli town. The Uni
veraty draws to US IS much as any
other element Of sustenance and strength
that We now possess. Our agricultural
exports amount to nearly or quite
quarter Of Q million annually. And
now c2me the gold mines to contribute
their quota. Along the Cascade Noun
tins, between the Columbia Oh the
south and the Fraser on the north. will
be next year not less than two thousand
men seeking and finding gold. At the
very least ono thousand OF them will
at out in and 90 from Seattle. They
will also get their supple, from Seattle.
and when their seasons work is done
they will return to Seattle TO winter
These mines promise to be source Of
income to ou: people considerably
greater during the coming year than
either coal or lumber. Tho local rail-
road will be extended in 1880 almost
without . doubt. while the canal be-
tween the lakes is as good as assured.
Our own people have faith in their
town, aud seeing that, strargers.do also.
Of this We have evidence indisputable
in tho way Of large investments in city
property. chronicled from time to time
through these columns. The air now
is full OF whispers OF new enterprises.
some OF which are stupendous. and with
direct bearing upon our futn:e advance
and prosperity. We shall be disap-
pointed il our four thousand people
have rot incr eased to five or six thous-
and before tho coming in Of 1881. The
making OF Seattle great city is in the
hands Of her own people. who must not
lei avarice. sloth and pickering defeat
the apparent aim and Intention Of M
ture.
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LE0IsLATIvE PROCEEDINGS.
OLYMPIA. Oct so, 1879.
Council.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

BILLS INTRODUCED.
CB No %. an act 70 provide for the
collection aud disbursement of road.
poll and property tax, and for maintain
ing public roads.
An act to create the Office Of fish com.
missioner Of the Columbia river.
An act to amend an act to provide for
the coditication of the laws Of Wash
ington Territory.
BILLS PASSED.
Praying Congress not to change the
boundary line between Oregon and
Washington.
An act declaring all public highwsys
county reads.
An act to provide for the election Of
county commissioners and assessors Of
Whatcom county.
An act to legalize certain ordinances
VI the city Of Seattle.
An act for the relief OF Columbis
county.
An &C. for the relief of Wslla Walla
county.
BILLS KILLED.
An act to declare what shall consti-
tate . dedication If land for public
highways.
An act repeating section zoe. chapter
-. Of an act enti,ied "An act in rela-
ton to crimes and punishmen,s."
House.
BILLS PAssID.
An &C. to provide for tho appointment
uf "a Board o: Commissioners fo- Ste
vens county.
An act defining libel and lr>vidinZ
for tho punishment thereof
An act TO repeal the short.hsad bill.
The House refused to pass an act &c
establish the rates 10 be paid Tor county
printing.
An act TO authorize tho Commission
ers # jefferson county to borrow money
for road purposes.
Memorial praying Congress no. q
change the boundary Inc !etween Ore
gon aud Washington.
Hills INTRODUCED.
An act Ia relation 10 the relocation q
the county seat Of Pierce county.
An &C, regulating the taxation of cer
tain railroad corporations.
An nc, to provide for The asaessmen,
aud collection Of County and Territorial
revenue.
An act To repeal an act entitled Ar
act 10 define the rights OF jurors IL
Washington Territory.
An act for the relief 81 Thcnlas Fra
Their
An &C, regulating appeals from th'
decisions Of county commissioners.
An act TO exsmp, from tsxation GER
tain timber land
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CANADIAN DUH.a.I.

HALIFAX, Oct 30.-The storm Of
yesterday was felt severely in the east
ern portion Of Nova Scotia. At Port
Mulgrave hurricane ragged all morn
ing. doug immense damage to build
ings and wbarves Four sci. ooners are
ashore a. Hastings and one at Cape
Jack Light. Seven houses were blown
down and such . severe storm was never
experienced in this locality rs ragged
here from early dawn till noon when
It reached its hight A number Of
buildings were blown down and the
roofs Of oilers blown to pieces and
carried Of by the wind. Scarcely q
building in the place escaped damage.
1t is reported that house blew down
At Cape Jack killing al elderly Won +, n.
Reports from every where in the prov
ince tell the same story Of disaster.
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TO AGE MIS-.

For the benefit of parties WISHING to act Az
for the above goods, We make the following spec d
offer:
On receipt OF SIS % ORDER fer Jewelry, as
per above offer, will send the goods ord red ana
make the party getting up the cub a prescnt OF any
one Of the Following Watches:
Pare Ably ssnian G I'D bunting Case Geneva wac
" % Olen Face Geneva Watcb.
Stem Winler.
Pure Abyssii ian Cold Sem hiding Watch. H.
Illuminated Dial, by which you can tell the time
n the darkes. night.
Pure Ays.iniau Silver iiua.ing-C Geneva Watch.
Auy OF these Four Watches Will h sent alone Tor
Sc so, or the Watch and either Gents Heavy A.
yssinian Gold Vest Cbaia and thar;a, 4 Ladies
Solid Abyssnian God Long Opera or Opera Guard
Chain. Tor $500
Agents who cannot ssnl the fall SlJ.00 Il once
can send small orders as tbeg procure them. and
when said orders shall have amounted 20 5000.
we will sand the watch FIRE. or FURTHER CHARGE.
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No Excuse. If all we hear and read
about it is true. there is no excuse for
being sick now, for every druggist and
store in the country has full supply
of Emil Frese's Hamburg Tea. 1t is
harmless, yet efticacious. and a com
pletc medicine chest in itself AS they
say in the advertisements No family
should be without it.
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SIS 90 REWARD.

rI'HE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID BY
/ the undersigned for the return 10 him OF a
pockatb book containing valuable papers recently
lost by JOHN Foreey. deceased. No quekttops
will be asked. The nader NAV send Ii throu. b
the pcsiorlce, II he desires after takiaR on, the
amount II contained, some twenty odd dollars
The papers are what ara w4r ted.
ei-d!fa J. wADDELL.
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EA&TERS STATES

WASHINGTON, Oct. 80 The excess
Of exports over in pert, OF merchandise
for the moath which ended Sept Both,
we're 80. e20. 0o7; for the twelve
months which ended Sept. 30th, 1879,
f2j6, Si6,217.
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TuE rush for gems still continues a,
Jadk,ns's Cottage Gsllssy, Bring the
bsties aud twins as early In the day as
possible. Exchanging tia,ypcs Is all
the boom. Thirty six gems ios 80 cents;
eighteen double gems for 50 ee'ss ;
four bon tors for 81 90.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
wASHlNGrON TERRITORY.

PoEr TOWNSEND. Oct. 3l.-Schooney
Alice. Capt Mat,hewson, arrived today
rom San Francisco and proceeded to
Port BiakelY.
The bsrkentine Eurek.. from the
Sandwich Islands. i. reported IL the
Strata.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAs FEAscIsco. Oct. 30 Arrived
Bark Oregon. Seabeck.
sailed-City of Chester. Vic'oria.
Coming iE-Bark Roswell Sprague,
Port Gamble.
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Tux hnes, brands If Cigars and To-
bacco a. the Adelphi Cigar Stand. op-
posits Yesler's Hall. ly3N
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Read What the Chicago Press say Of Us.
And Send in Your Orders.

The Sentinel, OF Cnica 20, Sept. Q. saws: W. call
the attention Of our readers tie Advertisement
of the Inventors Agency, NJ. l;6 Z. Washing on
Street, Chicago. VIA. the Inventors Agency
agrees do, they will do. TIE Sentinel has adver-
,sed FOR the concern since Its first p0blication and
we have yet 10 hear OF the FIRST complaint Rg,!us,
it,"
The Chicago Express. Sept. 81. says; "The aiten.
;ioo Of readers is called to the advertisement Of
The invenicrs Agency office ard rooms located
at ll6 Washington s.. ClIeago. From personal
inquiry and on recommendation OF the city press
think our fiends can do no better when want lag
goods in that line. Give them trial ="
The American Stocsrsn. Sept 1ttb savs: We
believe this Institution perfectly sound aud fespon-
sihIe, and consequently pc aus need haze ~ ie,.
ia.ion about ser ding aF hat they desire
As TO our responsibility We also lslec you 10 III
following firms:
Illinois.
Miller. Wagner Umhl seek. 20 - Clark st. =,
Caicago lii
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MISCELLANEOUS
JEWELRY
$500 worth for S 500,
Solid Abyssinian Gold Watch
T. Ii rs

Tue above ofer is seariar, although 4 IS; SSH
you soaid der il ipp0s, la.e. We vii exp AiE ;
Since We frsi established our bushes, here. March
lst, ISIS. Save pail paryiluls- attention 10 {
buying Of bsDkrupt nd aacttoa los Of JeSeEy SD
Watches, often buying Al low - oa--,sGt4 ihe-'
value, al IN no ilstacce n5se We paid cT-c one
SIKH the nlanufacgGrers price. : uce starting We
have always been able % d'spo-e OF = eSe socHs IN
Cbica-o and through o.. re-C 'oae-s tl!oysA-
90; the ccGatry 4; nearly regular pi e, fas =
We could procure them bat own 10 toe IA &c RUN
Der CT failures among tie Lsav st dealers aud man
ufactUFers Throughout ta;s and ot7Cr countries
duriog the months Of June. Juls aal August lihc
time when tbe JeSeiry Business i ,iaSuaDD, sc
have nov en- hand an immense ock u lie mos
desirable goods We bave ever banded sud which We
have b>usht 81 lover prices than ever before. Ii
order 10 dispose Of this est - stock IN the -os'
speedy manner POSSIBLE scd make room foc reS
ones which Ee Viii ccnunEe 10 tUy, Tr hare hit
upon the following novel plaza:
We propose to give YOU list &C he net DIS. ao'e
Of these eds, giving opposite arti, is Eesu
lar retail value. AID sell 10 yea a. &c rate Il SIve
Dollars worth for 81 co. + T Instance, on rec ipJ
OF 50 cts We vii send VOC. POSTPAID any art Gle 70
the value Of g 80; ID. Of 81 Co. articles to
the value OF - o. a-Q on b u.koUt { eatir@
st. b. OF We give list OF the ulos. valuable o.
these goods.
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Before Ordering Read the Following.
All sums OF money to The amount OF 81 % or over
should be sent by Registered Latter, Mones Order rr
prar on New ieik or Chicaga. We will bold our
selves personally responsible for 10y nj ncv sen Az
above dir etSd. All orders under SllOl strictly
cash. On orders "f slt0o over $500 must
accompany the order, and balance, when desired
will be collected on delivery but goods will be
sent c. o, d. 10 a greater distance tban 500 miles
Any money received Tor these goods after the stock
is exhausted will lie Immediately returned Pls,x-e
clamps vii be taken tue sane a ca,h in any
smouat less than si00.
II Oh recep; Of goods you 10: petfe .ty salts.
aed, return theu 4 msdiaiely 80 good order and
viii rs;sud your mone..
illustrated Ca alcgse Of Waiches, Jeselrv No.
iiop.. Novelties aud New I1veations sen, free on
application.
AGENTS WANTED. Address plainly
THE INVENTORS AGENCY,
J A kiNsMAN, Pop,
ICE. Washington St. Chicago, Oh
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ANY Ten OF the above articles wild seUt by
mail free on receipt ofi5 %
All of This Jewery is OF good qua y, but, o
course, the quail depends greatl on the prize fol
iusta the $2 so articles OF a much er qu lity
and ash, besides beng htavisr than TIE Soc on >:
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on THIS SIDE AGAIN.
From the Kiitltas Valley, over the
Nachcss Pass, 10 Olym pia.-.A De.
scrip:iOn OF the Naclless PaAs---The
Tanu,n River Placcrs.-- The POr.
Ier's Prairie Country, etc.

From an INTELLIGENCE Core: p )ndentl
OLYMPIA, Oct. 81, 1879.