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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-02-26
A Brilliant Diamond Robber.

One of the cleverest diamond robber-
les of modern times is reported in tone
of odd c0mplacency by the leading jour-
mails Of St. Petersburg. About q fort
night ago a handsome equipage drew up
at the door of the first jeweler in the Rus
sian capital. Alighting from the carriage,
an elegantly dressed and remarkably pref
ty young lady entered the shop and re
quested that some parures of brilliants
might be shown her. Several costly sets
were forthwith submitted for inspection,
and after some hesitation she selected
RIVERS and pendants valued at 10000
rubles, and stating that she was the wife
of an eminent mad doctor, whose name is
household word in St. Petersburg, re-
quested the proprietor of the establish
ment to accompany her home with the
jewels, in order to settle finally with her
husband about their price. The jeweler
packed up his diamonds, and got into
the carriage with his fair GUS
toner. Presently they arrived at a
large hotel, and were received at the por-
te cochere by Suisse IN splendid livery,
who conducted them up a brilliantly
lighted staircase into richly furnished
drawing room, in which the lady begged
her companion to take seat, and, jewel
case in hand, proceeded to summon "he1
husband" Entering the Doctors con-
sultation room, In an apparent state of
uncomfortable agitation, she informed
the latter that she had brought her I'M
fortunate spouse to visit him, in the hope
that he would undertake to cure him of
the strange monomania under which he
had labored for some time past. my
afflicted husband,' she said, IFS wealthy
proprietor from A., in the Govern
ment Of Ninsk; he is quiet and harmless,
but has diamonds on the brain. He will
talk of nothing else, poor fellow !
Will you see hlm2 I have lett him in
your drawing-room, and am much too
nervous to be present while you diagnose
his case. Might /, therefore, ask you to
accompany me to my carriage before you
60 to him9 It will be such relief to
me to leave him in your care" Her
ingenious device was crowned with COM
plete success. She drove of with the
diamonds; an interview between the doc
tor and the jeweler fully confirmed her
statement in respect to the latter's alleged
monomania, and resulted in his being
placed under bodily restraint, from which
he was rescued three days later by one of
his partners, who succeeded, with the
assistance of the police, in tracking him
DR.. V-f's renowned private lunatic asy-
lum. No trace has yet been discovered
Of the gifted lady who accomplished this,
in every sense of the word, "brilliant''
| coup.-London Telegraph
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-02-26
EALsB CUPID.

1alss Cupid passed my ROAD one aaT
Clamorine for IN hour:
He'd him to my cottage porch,
Whore roses bluSheo In flower.
Then pleading hands he wrung and said,
In tone half sad, half play;
soive to me but one blossom, dsar,
And shall stay away"
Ny heart laid within his palm,
Ny true heart full-and fToe;
I lifted loyal lips to his,
For love meant love-to me.
Devoid was I Of all loves art;
only know to love and give.
Alas! he taught m~-my sweetheart-
Loves common ssquel-gr1evs and live.
Oh, love poured out like vineyard W1nsl
Oh, kisses wanting vile or guilel
1give my past, my al to come;
He-mock smiles for little whils.
cannot change my wounded youth,
Nor hour Of bleak hereafter,
For love to me proved tears and ruth;
For him twas lies and laughter.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-02-26
Didn't Declare HIMSELF

When Ralph Waldo Emerson was
travelling in Egypt, with his daughter,
they met an Englishman who did all in
his power to make it pleasant for them,
and, when the time came for their sepa
ration, said: You may wonder, sir, q,
my having overstepped my usual re-
serve so far as to become so intimate
with you, but it is for the sake of q
countryman of yours, one bearing the
same name-Emerson- Ralph Waldo
Emerson. He has done me much good,
and hope some time to cross the ocean
to meet him." And Mr.. Emerson never
told him it was himself whom he
sought.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-02-26
SleeDing Draughts.

An English doctor, writing about sleep
and sleeplessness, observed that the state
narcotics produce is not sleep, but con-
dition of narcotism that counterfeits
sleep, adding, "When man says, 4 want
q quiet night, will take a sleeping
draught,' he speaks in parallels. To ex-
press the fact plainly, he should say, i
want quiet night; l cannot obtain it by
DING to sleep. or I am afraid to trust t.
he chances Of natural rest, so will pois
o n myself little, just enough to max.
me unconscious, OF to slightly paralyz,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-02-26

slender f1ngers-"you must let me
speak. Give me back the love lost
when you became the wife Of another"
*Nathaniel" -Elaie's voice 10 full of
contrition-..I did not know my own
heart then.s
"Yeu knowit now, Elsie; ny it is
Forever and forever, Nathaniel"
And who will question his right to
take the golden head to his bosom,
where we hope it may rest for many
years to come.
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CDn0A IN pllOsa OReA.
An old phyeican. retired from practice having had
placed In bis hands by East india missionary the
formula OF simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure Tor Consumption, Bron i itic
Catarrh. Asthma. and oil Throat and Lung Affections
and sn Nervous Complaints. after having tested it,
wonderful curative powers 10 Thousands OF cases. haa
set he duty to max It nown to bis fo.lowa
Actrated By this motive aud desire to relieve hu
'uhertns will send free Of charge to ali who des
his recipe. In German French, English with full
irections for preparing and using: Ss.lt By mail ~
Addressing With stamp. naming this ps.er. ". W.
SHE1AR. l40 PoWsrs Block. Rochester, N. Y.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-02-26
Facts That We Know.

Hyou are suffering with severe Cough,
Of voice, tickling in the throat, or any affec-
ton of the throat or lungs, .oe know that DR..
Kings New Discovery will Give you immedi-
ate relief. We know of hundreds of cases it
has completely cured, and that where all
other medicines had failed. No other remedy
can show one-haf as many permanent cures
Kings New Discovery ,cill cure you OF Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Consumption, severe
Coughs and Colds, Hoarseness, or any Throat
or Lung Disease, you will call at any drug
store you can get trial bottle free Of cost, or
regular size bottle for $1OO. For sale by
Gray Il HOfflin, MINNEAPOLIS.
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Those of the gentle sex who have expcr
fenced the pain and annoyance caused by ex
coriated nipples and inflamed breast, can well
appreciate the value Of remedy which re-
moves the trouble. This is precisely what DR.
when used internally. astl ma, Group and othel
maladies. Noyes Bros. & Cutler, wholesal.
agents, st. Paul.
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my nerve centres, not enough to kill If
this fact could be kept clearly before the
mind, the reckless use of drugs which
produce state that mocks sleep would
be limited" The state of lnaction which
is brought about by natural sleep is very
different from that which is produced by
paralysis of any degree.
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Cause and Effect

The main cause OF nervousness is indi-
gestion, and that is caused by weak
ness OF the stomach. No one can have
sound nerves and good health without
using Hop Bltters to strengthen the
stomach, purity the blood, and keep the
liver and kidneys active, to carry Oft all
the poisonous and waste matter OF the
system. See other column -Advance.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-02-26
Rueklen,s Arnien Sa,v.

"Wc61eHb Sa1V1s
The Best Salve in the world, for Cuts, Bruis.
es, Sores. Ulcers Salt Rhee9um, Fever Sores
letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all kinds of Skin E,uptions. This Salve il
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in every
case or money refunded. Price Is cents pei
Box. For sac at wholesale by Gray g. Hot
Him MINNEAPOLIS
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WAAte0.
Sherman d Co., Marshall, Mich, want IN
..gent IN this county 1T once, at salary q
500 per month and expenses paid. For full
particular address a. ahoye
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All lad les use Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic.

A Dangerous emergency.-When child il
suddenly attacked and threatened with suffo.
cation by the Group, DR.. Thomas Electric Oil
is precisely the medicine for the emergency
since it is prompt as we'll as efficient Every
household should be provided with it, as it is
a quick antidote to pain, as we'll as a specific
for the above and other complaints. Noyes
Bros. & Cutler, wholesale agents, st. Paul.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic gives permanent re-
lief in all choleric disorders
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Aw1TT1 but heartless proof-reader
on IN Eastern paper recently added n
tho death notice Of somewhat,cele-
brated colored man the line, *Deeth
loves aiming moke,"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-02-26

Physicians use Kidney-Wort in rcgu-
lar practise and pronounce its action
perfect.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-02-26

Nothing is uglier than a crooked boot.
Straighten them with LYONS Heel Stifeners
"A Household Need.
A book on the Liver, its diseases and thei,
treatment sent free. Including treatses upon
Liver Complaints, Torpid Liver, Jaundice
Biliousness, Headache, Constipation, Dyspep.
STA, Malaria. etc. Address Dr.. Sanford. 1852
Broadway, New York city, Ny
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the 1dyl, Snow and Fire, and wonder
little at the sequel.
It was close on Sunday morning when
the pastor put away his work and
thought OF rest. Never mind, it was a
good sermon, and before leaving his
study he prayed humbly that it might
be blessed to some among his flock,
perhaps even to his owr eve lamb.
Laurette had not yet retired. Fool
ish girl. she must be sitting alone down
stairs waiting for him.
The gas was not lit in the parlor, but
at the sound Of his steps in tie hall the
housekeeper. an elderly woman with q
peculiarly colo eye, came up from the
kitchen region, . note in her hand.
"Mis' Haslam has gone out, sir, and she
told me not to disturb you on no &C.
count till you would come down, and to
give you this note. I expect, sr," said
the woman. demurely smoothing down
her apron, VII her stealthy eye
watched her masters face, "she's gone
to spend tho evening at some Of them
friends OF hers, and wants you to 70 for
her. It's rainy night for you to 20
out after your work, sir, but-hel he l.
you'll not get the comfort with a young
wife that You had when you was your
own masterl"
But Mr.. Haslem Wa deaf to old
MATTHIAS words Of wisdom.
10 had torn open the note, and read
what turned him cold and blind "A
stone. ~ 80
This from his own little wifei
N
beesnger: 1have thought it Ill over. and il il
/ best After = while marry again. fof ahaii IA
dead; and don't make such another. misrste
1ake her you should have taken but for me-.
d. my love. never blamed you!
. SA14
The Lord is your sun and shield.
snd A e, VII watch over her you mourn,
and viii preserve her from HARM" rid
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" :The Lord is your sun and shield.
and He will watch over her You mourn.
and will preserve her from harm.* seid
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-20
IxpoKrs AND Exrosrs.-rb. ,.,,, a.

IMPORTS AND ExPoRTs.-Ths report
of the Bureau OF Statistic, FOR thres
months ending March 81 sho~sa sres,
incresss 10 the articles and value i'm
ported this year IS CT impaired with 1879
Of pig iron there w>re impo, tel 49,
523 toes. against 1892 tons for the
same months IN 1879; of unwrouaht
steel there wee II les tons against
i4s2 tons for the 81 ne period ia 1879:
OF linen and jn'e yarn there were 1 500.
600 pounds, against 292 400 in 1879; of
weol there were $4,000 pounds.
against ONLY III 600 pounds fer the
same period in 1879 The increase in
the value Of hides imported in eight
months Of 1879 80 over these Of 1878
IS. was 81 SOC, 900; of indigo, $780,
900; Of chemicals and dyes, 81 500. 900;
OF tea and coffee. SIS, $50. 900; of raw
silks. -. 750. 900; Of wool, $500. 900.
The total imports this year since Jsnu-
AIRY 1st have been tl6S. 73O, s5l. against
SlO2,s45.44l fnr the same time last
year. The total exports of produce
since January LIST this year we're SlOS..
3S4 .4US. against $96. 48O, 2S9 for the
same period last year, showing an in.
crease Of imports to the amount of
$sh. 6S5 $40. and of exports saouutinR
to 81 ,9O4. 1l9. for the first four moaths
of the year 1880.
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DAILY INTELLIGENCER,
Thursday, May 20. 1890.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Ladies' will be interested in NJ
Friedlanders card. which appears il
another column
Read Or .wfor5N s.. Har lsto,.s 81 IN
regard ~ those chnice-wn cattle aur
pack saddles in this mornings issue.
BY, rl,oiice elsewhere it will be saer
that Maginnis s Bliven have dissolved
partnership, aud that Mr.. B. HIS drawn
out OF the busNtess. ss7
The 'sll'ag OF few drops Of rair
yesterdayFaftsrboop. day eio pei- into q
pleasant shower in she e.ehfhs !; and ,
heavy rain during the night. ~ ~
Horseback and buggy riding. by II.
= ladies, are every day sights ON on,
streets. which are now in excellsn,
csndition fdrs these purposes.
AeSteAm yachts 6fi go feet length, II
feet beam, 3 feet hold aud 25 tops
burthen, has just been built at Portland
She 10 said to be kandsone aud issup
posed TO be fast.
A stump extractor, operated Oh q
Frsnt street kt{by Il 5 BurnelI. attract.
much attention. but its use by no
means dispenses with the necessity for
trying eff'rts on the part Of those en-
gagged with it.
Tom Merry. essths 49tll bsllet, wsa
nominated in the Democratic Conven-
ton of'Orsgon. last Tuesday. for State
Printer. His opponent is Gen Odell
Of Salem The matter he.vsss, them
will b. decided at The State election in
yTfNs u g3IrgTsaHn So
A telegram from sksgit City. receiv-
cd lsst night, brings y ordthat the 10.
sephiEc, with he. party on board. made
splendid time npt the eSksgit river,
reaching the mouth of the Sank river
on Tuesday blight. She kept shesd OF
til, Cbehalis all the way. - ?
The Pfunder remedies are daily
CROWNS. in favor, That they are good
there ~ 10 40 6onbt, fpr dozens ,,apS
scores of respectable people. over their
own signatures, say so. We are pre-
jddiced III their fAvor An SIl6w, for these
men are generons nd vsftjs ars add -Rrst-
class pay. and that is great recon-
mendatioh to.spyfq nsi,sess house,.
=. - =
One advantage to the pedestrian of
the new side and front windows Of the
Yeung & Plommer building is the
doing.away with personal collisions at
that corner. 1t has been famous place
for accidental Encounters. The tep-
dency there has always been to m ke
short, turn. ins consequence of which
aiid the great travel there these collie
ions have occurred. Bitter enemies
have there time and again run plump
against each other. white women have
run INTO sqpaws, and all classes have
suddenly brought up against wheel
baIrows. baby carriages and veloci-
pedes. Now, by looking through both
windows. these encounters can be
avoided. and in this way prevent many
an exclamation Of imp.tienee, disgust
and profanity.
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
A GOOD THING.

German Syrup i the special pssscsip
ton of DR.. A. BoscAee. celsbea&ed
German Physician. and 10 acknowled "a
to be one Of the most fortunate dionov-
cries in Medicine. Il quickly cures
Coughs. Colds and oil Lung troubles Of
the severest nature, renewing, % 1t
does. the cause OF the affection and
leaving the parts in strong snd
healthy condition. 2 IL ID NOT ahl Sxper-
mental medicine. but hss stood the
test OF years, giving sstisfsesion "a
every casa. which its rapidly increAsing
sale every season confirms. op Two mil
lion bottles sold annually. Beware Of
medicines Of similar names. lately In
.tsoduoed. Boschsesa 0erusa Syrup
was introduced in the Usitsd xtstes in
1858. and y nov cold in every town
and village in the civilized world.
Three doses will relieve any ordinary
eoash. Price Is cents. Sample bottle.
10 cents. 20, s. = -! - '7s +. I.
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TmnY Wa6AsfwA.nI Counr. A

The WAn.A W ALA COURT. - At
the recent session Of the District Court
in Walla Walla. five indictments were
fsu,si by the Grand Jury. ,none pf
whish anouniedE to, much, and I'll Of
which were easily disposed Of The
divorce suits were quite numerous,
their disposition being MS follows Sim
mons vs. Simmons. dismissed; Fields W
Fields. decree granted; Moore VS. Moore,
default aud Indignant; Turner VS. Tur-
ner. divorce granted; Bruce vs Bruce,
con tinurd I Condor " Condor. contin-
ued; Ferry vs. Ferry, continued; Hart
man Va Hartman. granted Hawley,
Dodd & Co. we're paiatiffs I'M ten suits.
in each of which they got judgment in
their favor. b Crowley, j X Stout.
And Isadore d snziges wsrs admitted TO
practise "a attorneys at law. James
Galloway. VIM GLasf.rd aud Samuel
Hays. oil sutjeStN OF Her Majesty
Queen Victoria. were admitted to United
States citizenship. The trial Of Frank
yHSfk& sJhI III eyed iiheii of n e
Harris. The frst named being editor Of
the Statesman. aud the last named =
job printer there. excited much interest.
PARKER was acquitted. It lie pretty
rough on . newspnpef man, g we know
from. pAssonAl experience. to be put to
SsexAtion aAad 'troabie of'suiud aud ex-
pense, and be slnirohsd ia character be-
sides. simply to crafty the malicious
prHpcnsities or an irresponsible scouu-
drst. yio has mel hing. to less in such .
persecution, and nothing to gain but
revenge mud. wiuiesa fees IT the ex :
pense of ths Territory. This 10 the
first trial under the new libel Inv.
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- A CoURr HoUsE FIzxLn.-Ths Waiia
Walla WdtcAmsn says: When the
County Commissioners conceived the
idea Of bailding . new coarthouse they
IKE cauti nus men. called together ono
half of all the wise men Of the county
and consulted them in relation h the
pr iect. and they came and said with
me accord. Gentlemen. 90 ahead! you
haze q perfect right under oar laws TO
make ways and raiee means tor the
er' ction Of the ed,tice; GO aheadr They
did 10 ahead; advertised Tor plane.
nrxt Tor bids. then let the contract aud
everything vas lovely. Hare ended the
first chapter. Next the coatracesr
waited to know something aboss the
financial question pertsining 70 Tie
mater. for il takes money to build .
AS 600 courthouse. Thea the Ce0
m,.sionsrs called together The other
half of oar wise men and they came
fnr vard aud said: 'Gsntlsm+n. stop!
You have no right 10 raise > cset ost-
side or the regular taxes reqassiss %
rno the cs.untyr and then the whole
,hinr dropped like . old hand spiks.
The Cammissioners. In their neal %
serve the people ao;aptabiE psxt ssae-
rrsphed tn Mr. Brenss. our Delegets -
Consress feqneating him to introdnoe
/ m enabling oct - - 70 suthnFiss go
/ c,nnover them 10 .cnusnmmafe tue
hme The ansver came boek'
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Read he following HaGinoaialA ~
from psssoos 500 oilss swny. vtsp,
no ons knovs, bat from we'll kuouu
and tEassworthy citisens Of Oregon,
whose names. written With thsir owu
banda. can Be sssn at our of6ce:
PExDLErohi Gregg, Jan. n. 1850.
Having ssed The 0aseoN KIDNEY
TEA. far one fmy Sons, whose urinary
organs we're injured b. taking tprpsn-
ti0e, I chserfally certify 10 its bens-
6cial effects, and secsomsnd tie nns
20 the pebble. Lon LIvxxlfo1x. !,
Agent M Wells. ksseo &CAs
POnxLAnA Or. Jeu. -, 10U0
I hersby certify that / hAve assa IL
ORnoon KIDSxY TIA asd bssa gseslly
benefited b Il. ! heartily rscommeed
il 70 the public. "a
s CRAI0IB 0uAna. IN. SO
Travelling Agt- soe Wheelee 8 W1ecn
Mfe. Ca, 80 0sary 81 g. =
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aBllInlSTRaTOR,s SALE.

1OTICB I0 HRRHBY GIVEN That IN PUB.
IN 6aencp - - Haer 3 ~ Krpb>ss Couft Of
s1ht esmsy. ~AAlnsson Tsffisors. made on me
Ii day 81 Aay. loS0 IN the matter Of the estate Of
Th1nanD Onilsa. oeasassd. the undersigned the
AiminislSu19 e - MD estate will sel Ut public
sanctiuAL - IL hlehsss teA6sr. q SORTS
o. MsaAax. chs Slst Nay ~ MAY, 1850.
sat - Oeelsek A. n,
Infsssta ~ aAAsl $500 onns Of .nsssintssh
D nssysss ean9 81 NH ed Onupsrea.l s'rssts.
N - CITY ~ oaattIa, an thene U9tsfDs lots,
pssess and parcels Of land lying and bstng n TIE
- CITY 81 u0&ADo, Known end S1o1gunfed sAfol.
ioWa, t-vit; Ls8se nnmhesoa enc tl-1 two f2D
"a 1hsse a. u D)eek numbeged twcaty t2os Of
ESAhs AAltttoo = IT, said City u 6eattie-
TaRna anA eonAfttons 81 anle: Cash. gsld cotn
- - Unoeh o60ss. - - Daidcn lie dAy Of esis-
Did Ws6e - Don0hmeg On payment al purchase
nooey. DEED e sxpenss Of purchaser.
EBEN r. OSBORNE,
AAmhislss1R of tAs Es1aAs Of fhomss cufiea.
doceoaoA m8vlt
>''"s A. - e. - n z
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HORRIBLE AFFAIR Two cowardly
villeipsAts RQst Gsmble.- o. Nsndsy
ia 81 sajAAsds. d .slsii emitted
strength to assault and slmost kill An
Ialh Ks3s pod lsds MD
n}n pea kg &c lAtsn ii two pi&k,
breaking one hand, breaking bis skull.
and CASTING cpd .bruising him all oyer.
Tho f66trit dpesp4 t6kfotp .bf 1his 'hbr-
rible outrage were arrested the day
and lodged ID Dur S5dhsy 1AI! For
such fellows the bali and chain. hard
work and life term in The psnifsntisry
are fiioient substitutss fur haagssk.
1t is not supposed possible for ihe
I6diAn 70 live. auaia q ls}e4@ -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-20

THE PERFORMANCE "A Celebrated
Case" BY the Dramatic Company VS.
well played last evening. aud heartily
enjoyed by those who witnessed Il.
The troup left for Victoria on the
,Alids, and will finish their engagement
here On their return.
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REDUOTloN m r6RanHT.

Hereafter the freiShts vhiea, - PR tsrin, have
been Is psf ton. viii b charged It $5per ton.
From apd aStar this data All. BAaoAoE OF Puget
4un4 pf4su&es b. p. - q 3. Cos steamsrs
- ygtda9 VI b UNDER cnstpn-house SEAL and
V1ll not D subject TO examination by custom.
house authorities u San Francjsco.
Seattle. JaH 10. ie7e. 2 : <.sh
For freight % passage apply on bosri. or 10
General Assut for Puget Sound.
- Port Townsend. W. +.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-20

OLD JUNK WANTED.-We will here.
after pay cash for all old rags. junk.
old iron. copper. brsas. lead. etc..
delivered to a. On the wharf. Here -
. chance for the boys to make some
money. Cow Z WILSON.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-20
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TanHDY GIVE MOTIcE TO ALL PERSONS
! coocsensd Inst. b. mutual consent, from ard
easer this aaae shali have n.shins 20 do with the
ssaneg up o. the estate Of 4 ". Mslson, de-
ereesd. hereby leaving the who'll matter 40 far ss
= - concerned. 20 tbs ssgsment of Mrs Nal.
90 = ssssputx. ed vtfhesspinR a. executor.
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