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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-04-22

THE Sherman Ohronicl0 calls the
Waco Examiner and the Brszos Pilot
'L4pg's two Orphans" The younger
one of the two has not even passed
through the period OF dentition, and
the child ia anything but healthy.
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DENNIS @ IRWIN, as the Democratic
nominee, would be elected to the leg
islsture. He has many friends who
want him "a run for the position.
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PRICE or WEEKLY REDUCED

In view OF the hard times the price of
the WEEKLY STATESMAN will hereafter
be only 81 year; s1.25 fo- SIX months.
Now IS the time TO subscribe.
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THERE is always Hare in the race
for Congress in Northern Texas.
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LoNnoS. Aprig 70 Toe q s. frieske
Conservation. from New York, With
frov Sons and clothing foF he famish-
ING n<ople Of Ireland. entered Queens
iowa hsrbor Ct . o'clock this morning,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-04-22

The n xlcan commandsnt az Psedras
Nsgras has LEVIED a duty OF - per
bushel on corn coming from Mexico
into Teqss, and this makes The price
Of corn ct Eagle Pass - SO per bushel.
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CITATioN NOTICE

~
United States Circuit Court, Western
District Of TEXAS
The President OF We Unhed States, 10 the Mar.
shs. OF the Western District Of Texas, Greet
YIN are hereby commanded 70 summon The
d. fen1ants named herein by publication accord
ingio law, etillwe,l ii, hussi II OF the county of
Harrison, state Of Texas; Peter Hayden. rest.
dent cinzeD OF the STATE OF New York; William
-. Hayden, re idsnt citizen OF the state OF
Ohio, and II. All n, n resident 81 izen OF the
State OF hissouri, 70 be ana appear before the
honorable the ''ircuit Court OF the United S'at
az court 70 be holden IN and for the Western
District OF Texas, at the city Of Austin, on the
frst Monday Of Augu mkt, 10 snswer be pc
tition and complaint OF George p. Zimpe man,
assignee ia bankIup'c y Of the estate OF z. NJ
Hull, bznk 'upt, VII l. q resident citizen OF the
State Of Texas. connty of Travis, and who su-s
IS such assignee in a. kruptcy, and alleges in
his petition that the two Haydens aod Allen and
etillwell II. Russell. he Hsydens and allen, IN
der the firm ~ Hayden q Allen, combined and
confcderated toge her, aud that the said Sun
well ii. Russell, AZ the request and continuance
OF sad Haydens a-d Allen. dad seize and take
charge Of same two thousand and five hundred
dollars worth OF goods OF the aid g. n Hun,
who had been declared bankrupt upon III petit
ton filed on the twelfth d-y Of Apnl. 1915 and
appropriated the said goods and chsttels 10 h's
own n-e, anc stu holds the same, q copy OF The
Pill Of Roods being attached 10 the petition, and
that the sei plaintiff as assignee as e'oressid j.
entitled IN the same or the Aforesaid value OF
S2Jo0. Therefore be sues.
The Marshal viii make publication once a
week for four successive weeks
Witness the Hon Morrson R. Waite, Chief
Justice OF tue Supreme Court Of the
United States. and The seal Of our said
Crcuit Court, 81 the city OF Austin.
IL. 81 this sixth day Of Apni, A. d. 1881.
and he one hundred and fourth year
Of the Independence OF The United
apis Wi y. HOPKINS. c.srk.
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TUFTS S pills

have gained such a wide spread roputa-
ton. No Remedy has ever been discoV-
cred that acts so speedily and gently On
the digestive or1Ans giving them tone
and visor to assiinilate food. This being
accompiished. of courae the
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RAJ ROA0s.
INrRKN N.rToNAI.
NEW TIuFCARn.

ae attention ~ passengers IL invited 20
E q -NsfiS.d sud Dep sftury ~ Tr.ius 4
g nsm' 81 The io,fowins
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-17

the courage and action OF Maine's patri.
otic sons; have by methods vicious In
principle and tyrannical In practice, at.
isched partisan legislation to appropria.
tion bills: have crushed the rights OF indi.
yiduals, and vindicated the principles and
sought the favor Of rebellion against the
nation. and have endeavored TO obiiterate
the sacred memories Of the war and TO
overcome its inestimable good results
freedom aud individual equality. We
affirm IL to be the duty and purpose OF the
Republican party to uss all the Legitimate
means OF this Union TO secure the perfect
harmony which may be practicable, and
We submit to tho practical, sensible people
of the United States to say whether 1t
would not be dangerous 10 the best inter-
eats Of our country at this time TO surren-
der the administration Of the National
Government 70 . party which seeks 20
overthrow the existing policy under which
We are 30 prosperous. and thus bring de-
struction and confusion whero there 10
now order. confidence and hope.
Ninth-The Republican party. adhering
to the principles Affirmed BY IL. last Ma
tional Convention OF respect for the con.
stitutional rules governing appointments
to office. adopts ths declaration Of Presi.
dent Hayes, that the reform Of the civil
service should be thorough. radical and
complete. To this end IL dsmsnds the
cooperation Of the Legislative with the
Executive Departments OF tho Govern.
msnt, and that Congress shall 20 lsgislsts
that fitness. ascertained by the proper
practical tests. shall admit to the public
service. 1y3l u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-17
Mrs. Flamlnuback on Politics.
ysr York Graphie.

Nsr York Graphic.
Mrs. James FlaminRback was still
hard ct work at II O'Clock p. II. at her
ironing as Mr.. James Flammsbaek came
home. "Been to the cluo-Hancock
Club" said he. Hancock Club, in
deed, I" said Mrs. J. FlaminRback. rs
she took q newly. heated haiiron from
the stove and brought 1t down with
trsmsndous slam on the garment being
operated on. "why General Hancock
can't be elected without all this club
fuss 10 something ! can't get over. Club
and torches and capes and caps and
beers and gins and tobaccos, l 'sposs,
and Sarah Ann q wsntin' new pair OF
shoes and Johnny wearin' his brothers
Jacket, two sizss too large for him."
Save the country
Save your money and stay at home
and vote when lection time comes.
James Flamingback. this club costs you
n dollar every time you 60 to It and that
dollars needed on your children's backs.
What u q passrl OF wimmin were to git
together three times a week and stan
like row Of fools In line drillin' with
them ere torchsticks. with oil the raea.
mullins and tramps In the village lookin'
in at the winders aud pokin' fun at your
awkwardness, James Flamingback"
Not q womsn's place.
"Not Q womurn's place, 10 itf 'Spose
it's q womurn's place to stay at home
and cook aud wash and scrub and sweep
and mend clothes and tote coal and
water In the house aud look after these
three children OF yourn, James Flaming
back, and take in washing to make both
ends meet. which they don't. you know.
Save the country. James +. Save this
part OF II right here in this house. What
are you ADDING and spendin' oil this
money for but to help that lazy lout OF
a Jones to get Porst ofis who'll 60 oy
you With his nose way up in the air alter
lection. md his wife aud darters stuck
up as they can't speak to your wife on
the street? That's all You get for your
politics. Thank heaven, I'm no polite,
bat knows what your politics amounts
to, Mr.. James F."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-17

A Nashua man left cannon ball on
the grass In front OF his house. aud six
teen boys, niue middls-aged men. two
old men, and one woman who had pretty
stockings on mistook 1t for football.
and tbs men hoped around and made
up faces and swors profusely. aud the
woman tried to look as though she mere
ly pushed IL to see what IL was a. sns
limped away.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-17
MARsAAL's NOTICE.

HrorIoR Is HEREBY GIVEN that THE
IN Town ordinsnce prohibiting the running
a. large Of hcgs within the limits Of the town
OF cold Kill will from this date be strictly
enforced. A peu has been constructed for the
deteution OF hogs that may be found run.
ming at large, and iae Legal penalty for such
Attention will DO collected 10 every case.
NJ KENNEDY. Town Marshal.
Gold Hill, August -. 1880. 20
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION or THE
i Town VI Gid Hill have ,sised the assess.
ment ON the following. described property bs.
longing TO the parties Indicated:
Conweil w. O.-Lot Z, block J. Range ID;
posressory claim. 3lsa; improssmsnt, 49,.
slI5..... ...,...... ;...,..:........ s'"
Coawsli W. o. Lot 10, Block o. Range
Q; poss-ssory Claim. 20
Emmett 0eorso = Lots y and Z, blo,k o;
Range ID; possessosy cain, eiv0; im.
provem,nts. $50; persoLal trope.v. -.
x2JUO. O........................ S''V
Eumett 9eo ge-Lots ., y and ~. blo,k
q kan. o O; vosssssory ois.m $io0. I'M
proyemrn,s, $50. .................... l,2s0
Ford N. 4 r. n.-Lot ". Block 9; Range
rr...r Mary Lot !. Block 8. Range Q;
improvements. .........-........:.... l,VVo
Frank snheimer II. Los j, BLOCK y,
Range a.; possessor, claim, Slv0; ini-
prvvemenis, SI3O.......... ....... ooo
frankel L. B..-Personsl property ;;..... i'oV"
uib.on W. u. @. - Lot ~, block 2. Range
u; pos-essory CLAIM. &Soo; improve
ments. Sl20.... ......................... 2W
Grant Il W Personal property.......... lCOo
Hal W. n. a Co. -Lol .. Block y, Range
y; possesrory cisiu, $50; ilnprvvs.
nsnts. $3.50; personsl propsrty. S6VUo 7,e0O
Hall J. U.-Lot ;. Block =, hanss ID; pos
sersory claim. ......... ...'...... w
James Cnris.-Perronal pIopsrty........ UO
Jones Jno. Jr. -posssssory claim, $50;
improvements $50. ............... W.
Maynard II. G.-Lot 2. BLOCK !. Range d;
pos.essory claim. Sic; improvemsnts
$780,. ...................:.... 100
Masonic Hall Association-Lot IL; BLOCK
6, hangs O; improvemsnts...... 2.Eo
Mercer n.chsrd-Lot ~. BLOCK .. hanGe
C; possessory claim; -; a, Il"
Block 4, Range O; pIssersory claim... ooO
hsynolds Il Co-LotS >, Block y, hapge ID;
possessory claim.. io
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-17

We suspect that the joys Of heaven
will be often smbitt.red by the thought
of bow much pleasure could have been
got out OF the world u proper attention
had been paid to life while II lasted. and
less time wasted In anticipation Of the
altar world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-17

lady passenger. whose baby kept up
q dismal and incsssant bawlina to the
sore distress OF everybody in the car,
spolosetically observed to q gentleman
in the next seat. ~ hope you like chill
dren, sir p - do. indeed" was the
reply, "but like 'em corked up."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-17
THE EVENING NEWS
Published every day Sundays excepted.
NJ THe NEWS PUBLlsHIN0 CO.
TERMS

~ Entered at the Gold Hill postofiee
~ second-class matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-17
tP,sssd Jun. I,h. isso.l


nlHR BOARD OF TRusTRrs OF GOLD
! Hill do dain;
SEQ 1. The President and Clerk OF the Board
of Tru,tees Of ihs Town OF oold Hdl srs here.
by sutho issd and required % tssus Cne Bond
OF The Town o. Gold Hill IN the sum Of Five
Thuussld uollars ULi,sd Ststss god coin.
Src. 2. The said Bond phsll be IN such form
a. the Presid,n, and Olsrk Of said Board may
prescribe, and shall be 10 ths tn,cs that the
ToVn Of uold HUI 10 bouni and holden q Will
pay 10 the holder q said Bond The sum "
meney nsmed therein on the tsenth Gay OF
Ortober next, with iLterest thereon q the
rate OF one per cent. Per month. Unltsd
btstes 70 d coin. Inieiest payable qusrte ~.
Sso. g. The n.on.y received nom the sais o.
ssid B,pd shall be used for the purpose o.
paying % the Aoatins dsbt OF the Tsvn Oh
sso. This Ordinance Totals eject and b
IN force f,om and sfsr its passage ADD one
ws.k's publ.cstioa in the 0otp HILL pAiir
News. ,ox
Prvs,Isut Of the Board Of Trustees OF The Town
Of 0old Hill. .
Attest; ", q. HIDE. Clerk ofths Board.
On motion OrdipaLcs No. lle, - reed, wAs
pass, by the following vote:
Ayes - Trustees Mercer. Dsuchy. LSmsry,
NccurdJ and President Fog.
". u. HYDE. Clerk Of the Board.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

eoo A WEEK. Sis . day o. home ssGw rsny
SlZ nsds oes,ir oasas ne. A'0'''
SCe., Augusta. Name.
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ORDINANCE NO. III.

AN OR DINANCE TO Authorize ,hs Isss.
snre .f itond . In lieu Of and & ~ she
Parpo = Of Cancei.ias Bends Mes. 1vS
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con ; v,si N your on ss~n.. T:,rs, ,, nd
Do, Por land. Maine. s'--
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-17
ORDINANCE NO. lis.

An ..s. y sess % 70. sss e.
Bori owing Money to kedsem ths
f,, f,Sssins 1sss " 9s '
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Gsntleman's Furnishing Goods, etc. Also
the following French Goods: Petits PoIs Fins,
Oepss rHulle HAricots vertsi Olives Paroles,
Champignons. Anshois Patss Trunsa sardinsa
. l'Huils.
n. B.-Psrties wishing 10 buy IN lots 20 suit
for cash on delivery, may fnd II 70 their Cd
vantage 70 call In, examine the goods and IN.
quirs Of prioes.
Goods dsiivsesd frss OF charge.
ssm v.LRNYRY.
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OUR ADVERTISING AGENTS.
N The DAYS OF M 9nEAr'
GRAN DM q INA.

MT THOMAS nAISrs sAILY.
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(Poetags pre.pAid.)
Delivered In Gold Hill, Virginia, Silver City
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-17

Eighth-we charge upon the Demo-
cratic party the habitual sacrinee OF pa
triotism aud justice 10 supreme anu IN.
satiabls lustfor ofice and patronage; ina,
to obtain possession Of ths National ana
State Governments, and Of the control OF
place and position. they have obstructea
all the efforts to preserve the purity and
conserve the freedom Of suffrage; have
devised fraudulent certificates and returns;
have devised fraudulent certificates and
returns; have labored TO unseat lawfully
elected members Of Congress. to secure at
all hazards the vote Of the majority Of
States In the House Of Representatives.
have sndeavorsd to occupy by force and
fraud places Of trust given 70 others By
the people Of Maine, and secured By
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-04
A Hasp-oxr R,.orr s..tti.

81
A HANDSOME REsoRr The Seattle
Nursery. un'ier the Intelligent manage
ment of Mr. La~ton. 10 annually becom.
ing more aud more beautiful. New
~ it is having been covered eth .
dense growth Of timbsr eve yssrs agsl
It viii alfrsdy compare more than n.
vorably with any other like place in
either Ore.en or wsshington. Mr.
LAvton hs. thoroughly good taste aud
an eye eser open to beau,y, besides
being prsc'ical in an eminent degree.
Trees, shrnbs and flowers that will
grow for no one else thrive sdmirably
under his care. Rare plants be has By
the hundred. ell accessible, all in view.
and al doing tineiy.:: His gardss Wake
sIpne are d. light TO look upon. being
20 straight. so clean Of weeds. and rub
bish and % beautifully bordered OF
everything else, iDcluding his fruits
and vegetables, water works. summer
house. etc = similar report may be
made. Mr. L~vton this year has gone
Largely into the production Of straw
berries, Of which he hes several thou
sand Immense and thrifty vines. the
fruit from which will amount to more
Wagon loads this year than We care b
name. Every season 6nds new sttrsc-
tons at the nursery. which 10 getting .
name oil over the Territory that will
stand 1t in s.od stead during the years
70 come. An oocAsionsl backsss 10 re-
ceivs'i By this enierprising and worthy
man. notably the loss visited upos him
last winter BY the Destruction off ersst
maay promising young trees IN the nv.
foot snow Of January. CAS-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-04

Wild portbsrly, boats % start from
Hines stretched from ship Xeseniee -
cosner OF Yesler's wharf. b round The
buoy of the coal wbarf. Keeping it "a
the starboard hand; thence make the
bnoy "a Five Nile Rock. roun1 ding it To
port; thence make Blakely Rock. round
ing il also to port; themes make the
cnal wharf buoy. rounding it to port !;
thence tn the stera nj the Yosemite.
which shaIl be the end Of the racs.
Sbould the wind be from the south
wsrd or eastward. the yachts will rsvsrss
this course and round Blsksly Rock
first after leaving the coal wharf buoy.
SEQ nd class yachts ana ships boats will
sail The cams course - the Arst class
boats.
whitehall boass win round buoy od
Milton instead Of Blakely Rock, aud
will follow the same order Of ceiling
observed BY the larger boats.
Boats are 10 bs IN positioa ct 10 n.
and TO start ~ soon thereafter - the
wind will permit. Race To b. sailed Ia
foor hours from the time of starting or
declared Oh.
Williau Hamnord. ] c Hainss and
Co~nodors Spsriing will act - judges
and decide al questions pertaining to
the race
Any bsat using oars. or throwing
overheard ballast, or violating any OF
the usosl Eniss q sailine. viii b de-
siured OF 81 the race.
By crdss u the Csmmedors.
.ifa flask HAHyoRD.
Hsc. p. 8. r. c.
SEATTLE. July "a. 1850.
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MoRx BoATs -Comnoisee Bodioug.
Of Olympia. With his sou snd two OF
three assistants. arrived from Olympia
Yesterday. In his new. saiiboat the
Eurska. A great many persons docked
down to the wharf tn see the handsome
little craft. ~ she lay Ut snchsr In the
barb u. She hs. ben entered IS .
contestant tor the grand regatta prize
Of SIS A little later. another boat.
belonging to Steve Barker OF Olympia,
arrived. aud was entered for the same
prize. The Zephyr brought down one
Of Budlong's Whitehall bosts, called
the No. !. ~hich will compete far the
prizs for that class Of boats. She /. .
beauty. and will doubtless sail we'll.
Capt Mitchell has his new host Seat-
tie in good trim for ths contest, which.
If the wind and weather are favorable,
will be very Interesting. The Nip and
Tuck Is in good repair for the race, and
will strive t0setain the lausOls won on
previous years. There ere ssvssal other
boats here. and moro eeaiog. % thst
the regatta 10 looked forward TO % one
Of the most Interesting Gestures 81 our
celebration.
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Como EAST OF THE MouNRAIHs.-
Next week. Hon II g Struvs. Of the
firm Of STRIVE s. LeAry. B.ilsy Get
cert, Esq Of the firm Of schwabaehsr
Bros & Co. Major B HAyden. u. s.
Assessor aud Collector Of Internal Rev
-nue. and = prominent gentlemen from
Nav York, will join Themselves into =
travelling party. and start for Eastern
Washington GA tour Of sightseeing.
recreation. pleasure. aud just enough
business to. make the trip interesting.
They q pest 70 speed several weeks in
the eastern countIy. during which time
they will visit the various objects Of
interest throughout that region. The
IxTEIldoyNcee wishes them = plsas>
ant. prospsroas joaruey snsd 1 sale re-
turn.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-04

IMMIoRAyrs CoNINo.--Ws received
= call. yesterday. from Capt James
Johnson. of-ladspsndsnes. Montgomery
county. Kansas. who il here Tor the
purpose Of selecting y location for =
colony of immigrants. to arrive this
fall or next spring. The hsads Of
sixty three famil,es hsvc signed . let.
ter acting forth the Captains mission,
and indot.,,g him in the highest terms
The Kansas local papers aiso c'ntsin
articles wsiwly indorsing him AZ
man Of houor aud Integrity. Capt
Johnson. III . conversation Yesterday.
told u that from what he bad been
able to learn. he believed that his col.
ony. sould prefer the western portion
II the Territory Ia which 10 make their
homes. although il would require more
work aud money He states that the
cost % SITTING grain to. market. hy
saypfths ColunhiA river, sekes away
the profit Of rai-ing Il. and therefore HE
people would prefer 70 BE- nearer Puget
Bound. The Captains brother 10 In
Swedea, orgsnixirg . ooiosy. ~hich
viii locate hear aud cooperate with
the one new heing forsnsi ia Kansas
Herring ot the hrsMd acres Of land
slosg the SkAgit river. aud its tributA-
rssa Yet lying open Ia ssttlsa.snt. Mr.
johnson will make tour OF inspection
up that stream in . tsw DAYS. and il be
ands things ~ represented is will
deuetlsss report very strongly in favor
OF that loeatio.. Mr. Johnscn comes
% us personally recommended. and We
have no doubt he u clothed with due
authority. sad will carry out what he
promises. lie will take his time. and
9 very cassfal in the selection II .
location, in order that these who como
under his direction may have no cAuss
.of dissatisfaction. or complaint. on
their arrival here.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-04

A NOVEL BaiDAL TOUR.-Ths Rev
L II Well. sod his new wife have gone
off on genuine bridal tonr. Tbey loft
here several days ago in row boat.
all provisionsd aud fixed for . protrsct-
ed absence. Tn-ir destination WAS the
head of Hoods Canal. eighty or a hun.
dred miles distant. As they taok no
sail their progress must necessarily be
slow. and II th.y go along rs easily as
they intended. a,ni AS far. aud make ell
the stops. they will bs absent quite .
while. They will camp out on the way.
For their purpose. better weather
could not be given than they are now
enjoying. Such . bridal tour, to those
tired Of life in the dry and dusty town.
or OF the city. 10 TO be commended. aud
Is one likely to b. physically beneficial
aud 70 be remembered With plemurc
for long years to come.
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= . = =

Missionary DWELLING RURHED.-A
special tslsersm il the Catholic Sentinel
from Father Hylebes. Of Cowlitz Mis-
sion. conveys the intelligence Of the
destruction by are Of the house used
for upwards of thirty years as the resi-
dsncs Of the Missionary at that place.
1t was log building erected in 1889.
The origin Of the- fire WAS traced to
some sparks falling on the roof. The
entire contents Of the building were
saved
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REPoRTxR's FREIaHr.-Ths schoo-

REPoRrER's FREI9Hr.-Ths suhoo-
ner Reporter. sailing in Gins II Wells's
line. arrived from San Francisco y~stsr.
day afternoon She brings the fellow.
ing list ct freisht Sch vel scher Bros
& Co. 146 packages; T L. 1911; W.ld q
Campbell. 46; A Mrhlhorn. $50; L = r,
Q: Waddell d Milea Q. @ p Stone q
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Of lumber from Port BiAkeiy.