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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-29

CoMMENDAnLE.- Mr. Judkins. tho
photographer. hsstaken a cabiuetsized
photograph Of each Of the eighteen Of
ficers Of Friendship Lodge. 10 0 F.,
of Post Gamble. together with their
hall. ard arranged the nineteen pictures
neatly in black walnut frame for pre-
sentation TO the lodge. The group
comprises some OF Candles best citi-
Gems, and the likeness is good. The
officers are each arrsyed in their Lodge
regslia and look very comely. The
group is now in possession of Mr. 8 G
Benedict OF this city, the founder of
Friendship Lodge. and will be sent
to Gamble in day or two, The Lodge
will doubtless appreciate the present.
as we'll ~ the kindness Of the generous
donor
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Everybody rushes At Has TIvoLi
Rrrn Hall. TO get the coolest glass OK
beer in town. Besides Schafiers ceie'
b,st<d Steilscoom and Schmiegs Beer
On tan. You will 6nd Budweiser. st.
In.i. and Milwaukee Lager Beer IN
,,;nt and quart b,ttles. Also all kinds
- cold lunches 10 order. A new
p,eeonhole Tsbls IN the house. ST.
1cr;s Lager Beer ct 4 dollars per
1o,.r ouaSt bottles delivered to any
part Of the city.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Shin Eldorsdo arrived at San Fra
.;soo on the Goth. from Seattle.
Mis-, Lizzie Bild.in. Of Olympia,
.,tu,rs home IN the Z.phyr today,
sft.r a few days visiting among friends
in Seattle.
III L,ppeus. for many years Pot
lands Chief Of Police. has been re
elected to that position by the present
R,ord of Police Commissioners
Schooner Ester Cobbs has just been
lost near the mouth Of Rogue river.
coast of Oregon. Sho was employ Cd
ont of San Francisco in the coasting
trade.
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Fnon Own TIE MouNrAlss-0eo.
r. Smith, With q band of 420 head Of
cattle for Foss / Borst. arrived from
the kittitass yesterday. He reports
the road in bad condition. A man
10 now on the way with . band OF fifty
stock horses for the Victoria market.
I'VE " which gave out on the road
owing to the difficulty in travelling
Through tho mud. E
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BEREAvxp.-Frank. eldest son Of
Judge Il. F. Bonham. died at his par
ents resid. nee on Thursday Of diph-
liberia. The young man was just
vergisg into manhood, being 20 years
Of age. and vas universally liked by
all who knew hin. Mere words fail
to convey the symrathy felt for the
stricken parents in this their second be
reavement. it being but . few weeks
since they buried their second son. and
their daughter is DOW Dangerously i'll
with the same disease. Portland
Standard.
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GOING BKLow.-Mr Thos Clancy.
qns OF our ''city dads" vii. be among
sAs pssengsrs Of the steamship China
this morning. Mr. c intends spending
several moeths in the Golden State
For some time he has been suffering
shoS rheumatisu, and will try the
mailing qualities Of the mineral springs
Sound.
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DIR, La Mars Seminal pills

DIR. La Mar. Seminal Pllls
Cure all cases Of Seminal Weakness.
Loss of Vigor, Nocturnal Emissions.
IInpotoncy. Nervous and Physical Do
bi!ity. aid al. that class OF complaints
arising from excess. indiscretion or
abuse. The old find in this remedy A
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH. and the
young safeguard and protection. DIR.
LA MARS SEMINAL PILLS restore the
Sexual Organs. dcbili,atcd FROM what
ever cause. t. their pristine vigor.
Price. $2 30 per bottle. Sent c. .. D.
by express TO any address, secure from
ol,ser walton Address oil orders to A.
McBOYLE & co. Druggists, P. o.
Box .952, San Francisco.
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ANDREW CHILBIRa, Vice Consul for
Sweden and Norway. is prepared to
execute any business pertaining to the
Office. Issues sight drafts on all the
principal cities Of Great BritAia. Ger
many. italy. Russia. Norway, Sweden
and Denmark. Also sells tickets at
lowest rates to and from Europe.
ANDREW CHlLBHRa, Agent.
d&v Seattle, ". :.
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No Eycuse. II 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. It is
harmless, yet efficacious. and com :
pletc medicine chest in itself As they
say in the advertisements: No family
should be without it.
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The r4'.agiaa says thst people in
Portland nsver agreed with Senator
Neamith WHEN he used to tell them
! ,0at every acre cultivated in The val
~ ana up the Columbia lessened the
cPsh OF water FROM Astoria to their
NJ wsasfves. but now they begin TO see it.
Ieese y today osly about sixteen feet
~Watss 10 Portland. A
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We send oil our Pisnos and Organs
on trial. We sell on easy instaalments
and warrant our Instruments for i've
years. For Price Lists send to SHER.
NAN, HYDE s Co.. san Fr.ncisco.
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In PoRT.-Bark Mary Glover is
loaded and ready for sea. Ship ALASKA
and barkentine Tam OShanter are
under the shutss. and ship Two Broth
ers is waiting her turn for cargo.
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Niehols,s InfaIlibIe Injection,

Nieh0ls'0 1nloIIibIe InJcctIOn,
Guaranteed to cure promptly aud per-
msnently overy case o! Gonorth9a.
elect ard Whites. no matter OF bow
long standing. if directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For sale by Geo. W. Harris &
Co. wholesale and retail druggists, Sc
attic. W. T. ol6dSw6m
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
vanted the at c, O. D. Store. on Occi-
dental Square. Gold and silver taken
At par in exchange for goods. apdft
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The rush for gems still continues ct
Judkina's Cottage Gallery. Bring the
babies and twins IS carly in the day ~
possible. Exchanging tintypes 10 alt
the boom. Thirty-six gems for so cents;
eighteen double gene for 50 cents |;
four bon tons for 81 90.
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SHERMAN HYDE & Co. Pacific Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey aud Standard OEgsns. For Sheet
Music and Brass Instruments. address
SHERMAN, HYDE & Co.,
aug3l -d&wly Fan Francisco.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is ire proof; has good accom-.
mediation for families and as good
meals as any house in the city. At only
{! o" per day.
VIM JENSEN,
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NOTICE.

HxvcAsrIk. ". T.. Oct. =. 1879.
r HEREBY WARN ALL PRISONS JnoA
trustioy MY wife Elizabeth 4. Martin on my
account, 20 abe has left my be4 aoo ooaRo. ana
shall not be responsible for any sans con"se'eo
Aster this date.
o.s-dAvt1 y. Z. AAnaAS'
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OCCIDENTAL HoTEl
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WIN. JENSEN,
Wharf street, Victoria. b. G.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
JUST Your TINE

To make money safely. easily and rap
idly is nor. while the stock mar et Of
fers 80 many splendid opportunities.
The combination system has had IN
precedrnted succrss. and brings good
fortune to thousands Of shareholders in
this aud other countries. Investments
of from *25 10 $1,000 are thus consoli
dated into one vast capital. and operst
ed by the best skill aud experience, re-
suit in heavy profits. which are diyid,
ed among shareholders every month.
A New Orleans cotton dealer made
S21 .6l9.lS in two months. A Balti-
more merchant received al aggregate
profit Of S9.C42 OF from three combine
tions. A San Francisco mining agent
made $22. 43S.i6 from four combiua.
tiOns. lis f.>t investment having been
800 Others have been equally for
tunate. Every day there are new and
grand opportunities. New explanatory
circular, with "unerIing rules for sue
cess" msiled by Messrs. Lawrence s.
Co. Bankers. 81 Exchange Place. New
York City.
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ESGINEER DoANR IN DAKorA.-A
special from Bismarck. Dakota, dated
September, is. gives The following:
Thomas Doane. consulting engineer OF
the Northern Pacific. has arrived here
from the Pacific end. where be has been
putting locating parties in the field and
getting ready for the construction Of
the Pen d'Oreille division. He will 60
out on the extension from Mandan aud
make . general inspection Of work done
and TO be done. Herman Clark. the
contractor, arrived With Doane. Clark
considers the grading Of the first hun
dred miles virtually completed. and is
anxious 70 enter into . contract TO grade
the other hundred miles 70 the Yellow
stone.
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ASSISTING SAILORS TO DEsERT.-A

AssIsTIN0 SAILORS TO DEsERT.-At
the Municipal Police Court yesterday
Edward Shields. aged Is. aud Edward
Clyde, aged 10. were charged with as
sisting two marines and seaman, be-
longing to H NJ s Penguin. to desert.
II 10 alleged that on tHs night Of the
10th. the accused proceeded to Oak Bay
where they stole canoe in which they
conveyed the deserters to San Juan Isl
aud. landing them there early On the
morning Of the 18th inst. Tho youths
thou returned 70 British soil. leaving
the stolen canoe st Telegraph Bay. ami
in all probability they would have es-
capped detection had it not been for In
disus belonging to San Juan. to whom
one 1T the msrinea gave his cap for
some food. The Indians came over to
this city and took the cap to the police
ststion, and the information received
from them by Ssrgt Bloomfield result
ed in the arrest Of the defendants. The
penalty imposed by tho Act under
which the proceedings have been taken
Is Ane OF not less than $50 or more
than 5000. with costs; in d~faul: of
payment 0 ,aonths' imprisonment o,
until such . time ss che fine shall be
paid. The Police Magistrate. having
heari tue information Of Ssrgt Bloom
field, consented to admit the defend
ants to bail. provided they could both
furnish two sureties Of $3.50 each in ad-
dition "a . personal recoenizance OF
$500 each. They will appear TOR trial
tomorrow morning. -Victoria C0lonist.
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An ExPLANATION.-In justice to the
committees appointed to pass upon
srticics At the Fair and award pre-
miums. according 70 the relative merits
of each. We will state that the articles
are Gil known by number. aud not by
the owners or makers name. and the
committees not only do not know who
enter The articles for competition. but
have no means Of huding out 70 who0
they have awarded premiums till
announced BY the directors. We believe
the announcement OF awards will be
made this evening. TIE committees
examine the articles and place . blue
ribbon on the ono they consider the
best. and report the same to the Secre-
tsry. ststing that in their Judgment
number % aud %. In class % and %. IL
deserving Of FIRST prize. or diploma. or
honorable u,sntion, - the case may be
The Secretary then inds from the
ss'ntss mentioned IN the report Who
entered the article and who is entitled
t. the award.
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1t is generally supposed by lhy s:cians
aud the people generally that DyYpp.in
can not invariably b. cured. but We are
pleased to say that GRkEA's AUGUST
FL0wER has revcr. u our knowledge.
failed I" care Dysp~psia and Liver
Complaint In alI its forms. such as Sour
Stomach, Cos,ivencss. Sick Headache
P"lpitntion "f tho Heart. Indigestion,
bad taste III the mouth. &c. Ont OF
tho 10000 dozen bottles sold last year.
not . single failure WAS reported. but
thousands OF complimentary letters re-
ccived from Druggists Of wonderful
cures Three doses will relieve any
case. Tryit. Sample Bottles 10 cents.
Regular sizs Is cents For sale by all
Druggists
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The roofing Of the opera house is
nearly completed.
The late Judah p Davies, Of Victoria
xas Insured in bis life for 81 $40
The Alaska took last week. from Vic.
,,ris to San Francisco. &s3. 900 in gold.
A number Of ladies' from Ports Md.
icon and Blskely were over to tbs Fsis
last e7sning.
Messrs " addsll L Miles are doing Che
plumbing and gas fitting in Judge Lew
is new house.
The stores OF our Jewish townssnen
are all closed today, but will reopen 81
6 this evening".
Preaching by Rev ] F Damon at Il
o'clock on Sunday morning. 10 the Con
gregationsl Church.
Col SquireS hotel in Belltown is As
'umiug comely proportions; 1t will b
ready to open IN . couple Of weeks.
Steamer Messenger will take psssen
gers TO Olympia, on each and oil o.
her regular trips next week. at bal
'"AS .' sa.a
Mr. Judkins takes - good p.eturs'
in cloudy - in fair weather Read hi
double column cd and then have your
picture taken.
Many articles joined the Blue Ribbon
League at the Fair yesterday. A kee
Of lager beer looked very graceful with
. strip Of blue ribbon around the fav-
Get.
A cool cass q stealing was that oil
the entry into tho newest Kimhsll
house. on Second street. and the re-
movsl Of ~ inside door. This occurred
q few days since.
BY reference TO advertisement in an.
other column. it will he ssen that the
time for receiving bids to supply tiea
aud timber for the Northern Pacific
Railroad is extended to Oct 18th.
At . meeting of Seattle Fire Engine
Company No. !, last night, it was re-
solved that members turn out in uni.
form ct the funeral Of John F0rsey.
deceased. who was worthy member Of
the Company. The meeting q tho en-.
gins house will be at l215; the funersl
ut l O'Clock.
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A PLAIN AND TRUTHFUL STATEMENT
OF FACTS IN ltKLATION TO THE HEN
DnIcks ELASTIC PAD TRUSS. I've have
scores that will testify Of its merits. We
have had some Of tho very worst cases
Of RUPTURE. such rs no other truss
would hold or give any relief. which
We have given entire satisfsctiOn. We
guarantee satisfaction in all cases.
Parties getting one Of our Trusses and
they do not d, ~ recommended can
return them aud their money will be
refunded We not only give relief but
make q permanent cure In most all
case. For further particulars call on
or address HENDRlCKs & KELLEY.
Opposite INTELLIGENCER Office, Front
sire I. Seattle. ". T.
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THE COUNTY FAIR.
YIEIH DAY.


The great event Of today Was the
ell. ttiOn Of directors AID ol.icers for
1880. CIV Lawtou was reelected Pres
idsnt; Julius Horton elected Vice Pros
ident; L 8 Mcclure Secretary; w A
Jennings Treasurer; and Geo W Hall.
N B Msddocks. H l. Yesler. Luke Nc
Redmond. A 5 Miller. F NcNatt. 6 s
Dudley, Harry BigsIo~ and F W .Vald
Directors.
Another event Was the instrumentsl
ousie contest between young ladits.
the result Of which we will be unable
70 give before tomorrow.
The address OF Hon Elwood Evans
on Forestry" Was delivered in the
evening. and wss just such an EFFORT ..
Was expected from that able and learn.
ed gentleman. The standing. moving.
restless crowd could not hesr him
through With comfort. and. ~ with
other speakers before him. their noise
soon became desf.niog aud confusing
Under the circumstances this cannot
possibly be avoided.
The working Of the electric pen. by
Rev ID N Utter. attracted and enter
tsined hundreds. and proved feature
Of value TO the days exhibition.
The attendance during the dry WAS
large. and. for that matter. promises t.
be very much larger todry. A number
Of additions were made 70 the display,
which now reflects much credit upon
oil who have been instrumental in msk.
ing it.
Mise Spaulding played very prct,ily
two selections OF music: Mr. Y.,ler sang
"Old Crimes" and Miss Fannie Lowe
Gang most scccptably one Of her choicest
ballads. Misc Aeyd.nbsuer sccompa-
nying her on the piano.
Among the new plants exhibited. is
one just received by Mrs Yesler from .
freud who has recently been acros,
the Jsthmus, where the plant was pro-
cured. The natives cell it the Spirit Of
DeSAnto. but the common name is Dove
or Holy Ghost Plsnt. The talks are
aoout two feet long. ON which are wax
colosed blossoms. about the size Of
lady slipper or balsam flower. The
stsmsn Of this blossom is just the shape
Of . dove. with besk. eyes. etc. while
the petals form beautifully colored
wings. Such plant. We are informed.
would ssll readily in New York for five
hundred dollsrs.
Mr. VIM Msydenbausr exhibits two
huge oyster shells. taken from the wa
tiers Of Scow Bay. each Of which will
hold gallon aud . half Of water, and
together the gr. at fine she'll. will weigh
sixty pounds.
Mr. + W Wsld's display "t cutlery
eacrls anything of III" kind ever before
exhibited ia v ashihgt"n Territory. IL
the show case are fifteen differen,
grades Of carving ssts.
Frank Pontius has . trio Of pure
white Lcshorn fowls. which are quite
handsome.
Mrs Fred Peterson has nice hair
wreath. worthy Of sp@c,.l mention.
Mrs W Is Halls rag carpet aud rag
picture is splendid. and will n"doubt-
eddy take n good premium.
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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.
brated Steilscoom aud Schmiee's Beer
on tap. you will find Budweiser. st.
Louis, aud Milwaukee Lager Beer in
plat and quart bottles. Also all kinds
Of cold lunches to order. A new
Pigeonhole Table in the house. St.
Louis Lager Beer at 4 dollars per
dozen quart bottles delivered to any
part OF the city.
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STEAM TRRxRxLLEk. - Mr.. John
Blown. Of Bargoyns Bay. Salt Spring
Island. Imported by tho Princess Royal
steam, tsssfellsr Of four horse power.
The Nv 10 adjusted to the tree and 10
worked b. steam supplied by the en-
elne through pipes. tho engine bsing
stuetsd at sate distance from the tree
Married Tor Sslling. Two trees may be
Ni!ed ct one time, and the same machine
WI cut the trunks into blocks Of wood
q stove iengths. The machine will be
Colosi.t.
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DEATH OF JOHN FoRsEY.-A painful
surprise was impsrted to the community

DEATH OF JOHN Oko1t. "A pSIuIUi
surprise was impsrted to the community
yesterday BY the announcement that
John Forsey had died from the effects
Of injuries sustained some three weeks
ago by ocing thrown from = buggy.
Immediately after the accident he WAS
taken Ia the residence Of w w Barker.
and afterwards to that VI Mr. Orion
Denny. where hs was attended with
tender ami loving care throughout his
eLtiie suffering. Mr. FOrsey was .
young msn Ut good and steady habits.
and was loved and respected by oil who
know hiu,. He came to the Sound from
Illinois four years ago. and work.
cd on tho incline Of tho old railroad
for tho $ C&I Co for long time.
He has no relatives Oh the coast. except
= brother ia WnllS Wnlla. He WAS an
honOred member Of the Seattle FIRE de-
partment. under whose auspices bis
funeral will take place 1t l o'clock to-
day. from the residence Of Orion Dem
ny. on Second street.
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FINE PAINrING.-A gentleman just
from Portland informs us that in w 7
Shanahan's show window in that city
is to he seen . painting BY Clyde Cooke.
Of Salem. representing the S"oqualmie
Falls in this county. The picture il
about g. feet by I. and its marked
price 10 $l25 Our ilfosmAnt says that
It 10 Q beautiful work. much SURPRISING
previous paintings Of the same Falls
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DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills

Cure all cases of Seminal Weakness.
Loss of Vigor. Nocturnal Emissions.
Impotency. Nervous and Physical De-
bility. and all that class OF complaints
arising from excess. indiscretion or
abuse. The old find in this remedy A
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH. and the
young q safeguard and protection. DIR.
Sexual Organs. debilitsted from what.
ever Cause, to their pristine vigor.
Price. $2 SO per bottle. Sent c. o. d.
by express to any address, secure from
obser vstion Address all orders to A..
McBOYLE & CO. Druggists. p. o..
Box 1852. San Francisco.
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CONTRACTS AWARDED. - Thursday
sftornoon As Edwin BELLS, United

CONTRACT6 AWARDED. - lUuIsOAy
afternoon NJ Edwin Eslls, United
Statos Indian Agent. csa'uined the ten.
ders or proposals. for furnishing 1n.
dian supplies for the Skokomish
Agency. There wore three coOpsti-
tors. viz: Schwa bacher Bros & Co. OF
Seattle; Mill Company. Of Port Gam
bic. and the Seabeck Mill Company
the bids were very close. there being
only one oent per barrel difference in
the tenders for Aous. end dfty cents
per Thousand fos lumber. The lowest
bid4ss IN each instance received the
contlacts. whieh were lot - follows
Sch watAeher Bros 4 Co. 100 pounds
corn meal. l2j bAsrels -four. ! dozen
belts. zoos DDS lpttOnsds. 100 yards
muslin. l0~~Sards Oregon hard times.
cassinerss. 5 pieces ribbon. l ton Cum
berlsnd coal. 100 rolls call paper and
8 rolls border. SeAbeck Mill Company.
q gross buttons. l dozen hats for girls.
bsvrcas lime. 10. 600 ret lumber.
pounds IAiut. gallon sweet oil. aud
400 pounds timothy seed.
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PERsoXAL.-Among our callers yes
terduy were Aessrs w II Roberts aud
W II II Learned. both Of Port Town
send. Mr. Roberts il the musical genius
Of the Port of Entry aud reporter for
tho Associated Press. aud Mr. Learned
is postmaster. merchant. auctionecr.
justice Of the peace. &c. there. BY the
boats OF this morning Mr. Roberts gocs
on to O.y mpiA and Mr. Learned back 10
Port Tow nsend.
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SNoHoMIsH To OLYMPIA. Steamer
Nellie will make . through trip FROM
Snohou.ish City 70 Olympia next Wed
nesdsy. She will leave the river early
in the morning and come to Seattle
direct. Prom Seattle she will 60 ct
in the afternoon Of the same day, and
arrive 1t Olympia about Q. The Sno
homish BasshAll Club. among Other
guests. will go on the Nellie.
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Nirh0ls's GuGAlIibIe IMjeesi0n,
Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
manently every case OF GonorrheA.
Gieet and Whites. no matter Of how
long standing. if directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For sale by Geo. W. Harris &
Co. Wholesale and retail druggists. Sc
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