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FEVER and AGUE
or CHILLS and FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine. justly
claims for II superiority all remedies ever offered
10 the public for the SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY, and
PERMANENT cure Of Ague and Fever, or Chills and
Fever whether Of short long standing He refers to
the entire Western and Southern country to bear him
testimony the truth Of the assertion that In no case
VII stever win It fail to the directions strictly
followed and carried out In great many cases single
dose has been sufficient for cure and whole families
have been cured by single bottle with perfect resto
ration to general health. It is however prudent and in
every certain to II Its use Is continued In
smaller doses for week two after the disease has
been checked especially In difficult and long stand
ing cases Usually this medicine will not require any
aid to keep bowels in good order Should the patient
however require q cathartic medicine, single dose OF
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will be sufh'
Gent
The genuine SMITHS TONIC SYRUP must have DIR.
JOHN BILLS private stamp each bottle DIR. JOHN
BULL only has the right to manufacture and sell the
original JOHN J. SMITHS TONIC SYRUP, of Louis
VILE KY Examine well the label on each bottle. II my
private stamp each bottle do not purchase or
you viii be deceived.
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GEN. BUTLER asks how Gov. Andrew could
have called a man id scoundrel" in whose
favor he sigued a vote of thanks. That reminds
of a contested election case in Congress. A
Republican member said to Thad. Stevens,
"Both the claimants are id scoundreis.'
THAT may be-" said old Thad. shut which is
our id scoundrei f'-Bosioa Herald.
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THEY are going to hang man who supplied
rotten wire for big bridge over which thou
a lie. We wrote it to give forei gncrs pleasant
impression of the country; but we are afraid II
is too attenuated to gain general credence. The
man who is to be hanged is a wretched little ig
norant Italian Who killed his wife in a fit of jeai
GUS fury. He is poor and unfashionable.-Sf
Louis Post,
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

BENTON BARRACKS, Mo-, April 30. 1866.
Doctor John BuH-Dedr SIR - Knowing the efficacy Of
your Sarsaparilla and the healing and beneficial quail!
ties possesses send you the following statement Of
my case:
was wounded about two years sgo was taken prison
and confined for sixteen months. Being moved so
often, my wounds have not healed yet have not sat
up moment since was wounded. am shot through
the hips. Ny general health il impaired, and need
something to assist nature have more faith in
Sarsaparilla than anything else. wish that which
genuine. Please express me half dozen bottles and
oblge CAPT. c. p JOHNSON,
St. Louis Mo.
P.S-The following written April 30 1896 by Mrs.
johnson mother Of Capt johnson:
DR.. John Bul-Dear Sir: Ny husband a skillful
surgeon and hyscian in Central New York where he
died leaving the above c. p. johnson TO my At
thirteen years Of age, he had chronic darrhea and
screfuls, for which gave him your Sarsapara. 1t
cured k have for ten years recommended it To many
in New York Ohio and Iowa for scrofula feversores
and general debility Perfect has attended it,
The efected serofa and Jeuer
cnoa Ssisaeuous am very anxious for my son 20
again have your Szrsapara He is fearful
Of getting spurious article hence his writing you for
It, His wounds terrible but believe he will recover
respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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BUFFALO Express asks, "who wouldn't rather
be President than he right'" and then answers
its own conundrum "Come, now, no lodging!
The salary of the President is $4,000 year:
the salary of being right is all the way from SIS
a month down to splitting wood for cold din
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How DOCToRs THRIvE.-Excited and anxious
patient-"Doctor, do wish you'd tell me what's
the matter with me; I'm clear out of sorts this
morning, and I'm afraid I'm going to be down
sick. What is the matter with met
Doctor (gravely)-"Let me see your tongue
Patient thrusts it ont.
"What have you been eating"
Patient (relectivey) was out late
last night, had a bit of supper at midnight, oys-
tiers, raw and stewed, lobster salad, cold tongue,
pressed chicken, cards and cream, coffee, some
fruit cake a little cheese, aud handful of hick
DRY nuts"
Doctor (doubtfully)-"Let me see yonr tongue
again"
Looks at it thoushtfully, then in authoritative
tone, "Ah, yes, see, you've been eating some
thing that doesn't agree with you"
Grateful patient gives him s10O.-Chicago
Times.
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Che fun' Of the Ching.
BROTHER LANE OF KKNsIco.


Called to the pulpit by the men.
And having calmly viewed the ground.
He made parochial visits then.
And kissed the sisters all around
Alas that IL should come To this
That wicked ones should gossip %.
About the pure and holy kiss
OF Brother Lane Of Kensico,
The wicked waltz he frowned upon
Said whist was Sstanis own device;
But orfCits"-kissing just for fun
He ALWAYS thought extremely nice!
In .'Copenhagen's festive bound.
Where oats peas, beans, and barley grow,
The Iiveliest TO hop around,
Was Brother Lane Of kensico
When two complaining husbands came,
And said, Your lip Is quite sublime;
You are too lively in the game.
Ard grab the forfeits all the time
He said II do not like to buss,
But that our dearest church may grow,
sacrifice my feelings thus"
Said Brother Lane Of kensico.
And when the Deacon called, and said,
.sYou're activer than when You came;
You're always rushin In ahead.
And kissin when Their Amt no game
He answered, i am but a worm,
But whey my duty calls. know
That shall never shirk or squirm.
Said Brother Lane Of Kenisco.
Like Brother u. Of Po-ko-moke
And Brother I. Of Hobo ken,
He kissed no aged women-folk,
And never never kissed the men!
He chose the comedy dame and miss
Then. Why should people gossip so,
About the merely social kiss
OF Brother Lane Of Kensicof
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STRANGE IF TRUE.-John Dunn of Africa is
said to be the father of $50 children. He had
to hang their Christmas stockings on the cqua-
torial line.
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THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.
Choice Bssks ~ longer fer she Few Osly.

THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.
Chsice Bssks n longer fer the Few Osly.
The best standard novels within the reach Of every
usually sold ut from u 10 g. given unchanged and
unabridged for 10 and 20 cents
No. Price. ct;
50e Under Roof, Qllustrated) by James Payn. 10
500. The Flying Dutehman III
sos The Field of lee llustratedD by Jules Verne 10
5Si. The Member for fari. BY Troi,; Etoiles. %
500 within an Inch OF His Life by Emil Gaboriau. 20
So ESs Pearl Sa L Sy M BY % Sean
5ia Camp Life and Sport in Zuluand' by ThomasJ -,
sis. Olga, by Louis Enault. 20
5i4 Adventures Of Mr.. verdant Green $50 illustra-
tons) by Cuthbert Bede. A. NJ. 10
SIS. The Widow Lerouge, by Emil Gaboriau: 20
SIC. The squre's Legacy large type edition. by
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sis. A Chain of Fate. BY Ernst Fritz; 10
SsI. Master Humphrey. Clock BY Charles Dickens 10
52i Little GoIde by Mrs. Summer Hayden. 10
596 Joan by Rhoda Bronghton. 20
1 Impressions Of Theophrastus sueh George Eliot 10
so . Lsrd Kilrobbin, by Charlie. Lever 20
so Sir Harry Hotspur of Humbletlwaite, by An
sss. Maid Wife, Widow, BY Mrs Alexander. 10
533. Ange, by Florence Marryat. 20
5si. Baron Munchausen. Illustrated by Alfred
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So. Lorna Doone by L. ID. Blackmore. 20
5j6. Anton Malissof, by Henry Greyille 10
SCI. Castle Avon, by Mrs Marsh. 90
53s. \ Young Mans Fancy. by Mrs: Forester. 10
$50. A Strange World. by Miss Nj. Z. Braddon. 20
$40 Jeans Destiny by Marie Uchard. 10
54l. The Land o. the Leal, by the Author of Com
in ThrO' the Rye" 10
49, The Story Of Valentine and His Brother. by
Mrs. Oliphant. 20
$40. Anne Warwick, by Georgiana N. Crsik 10
5I4. The Princess Osherof by Henry Grevie. 10
SIS. AZ He Comes Up the STAIR by the Author Of
Comm Thro' the Rye" 10
SAG. Maurice TierIay, by Charles Lever 20
547 The Bankers Daughter, by Magdaen Barrett 10
54s. John Thompson Blockhead, by Louisa Parr. 20
SO. A Girls Romance, by f. W. Robinson !. 10
$50. Fentons Quest, by Miss n L. Braddon. 20
For sale by all Booksellers and Ncwsd;al sent
postage prepaid, receipt of price, by
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KEARNEY'r cheek, which generally makes the
Sierra Nevada mountains look like ant hills in
comparison, shrank to a mere pimple when
Grant refused to see him.-Philadelphia BHitetin
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HIGBY HOUSE,
North Side Of Public Square,

TROY, HAN N . AS.
HyHE House has been thoroughly overhaulcd and re
paired and is rstelass In every respect 1t Is con
venient the St Joseph and Denver City Railroad De
pot and hacks connect all trains the Atchison
and Nebraska Railroad Troy Junction Charges rea-
sonable CHAS- HlGbf, froprietor-
FREp DENNoKrE Clerk 2smay19.
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Read On. fouo,rino extract of letter from Mrs Rivers
wife Of Rep DR.. Rirers Of the most learned Eloquent
snd popular Minister'S Of e Methodist Epseopd Chnreh
Church LouisriIe, Ky.
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Sunday, June 81, 1880.
THE PRESIDENTIAL OUTLOOK.

In 1873 the 6 electoral votes Of Con-
necticut, the Is Of Indiana, the 0 of
New Jersey and the IS Of New York
Is Northern votes in all-were cast for
Tilden. Hayes got 10 votes in the
"Solid South" including from Flor
ida. 8 from Louisiana and 7 from South
Carolina. It is generally supposed the
South will 60 solid for Hancock, and
that Garfield will get every Northern
State but the four named. These four
are 10 doubt, with the chances in favor
of Garfield. II he carries New York
alone, be will have II more electoral
votes than will be necessary to n axe
him President. II he carries Indians
and New Jersey, and loses New York
and CONNECTICUT. be will still be 6 ahead
ct Hancock, and will be 3 ahead il he
carries Connecticut and Indiana. The
chances are strongly in Garfeld's favor
that he will carry at least three of the
doubtful States. and it will not be sur.
prising If he has them all.
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An unsuccessful effort was recently
made to induce the Hawaiian Govern
ment to substitute q line of Chinese
steamers. to ply between Canton and
Honolulu. The project received the
approval Of the King, but was frowned
upon BY the Ministry and Legislature.
The exports from the Islands to China
amounted in 1879 to only 1881, and
there is little or no hope to expect an
increase. The Chinese raise their own
sugar and rice. They want, compsrs.
lively speaking, nothing from the
FLANDERS. while they have everything
to sell. The whites OF the little King
dom were hot against closer comma nj
cation with China. while the natives are
opposed to any measure looking to an
increase of Chinese institutions. The
scheme was promptly and sharply ops
posed aud voted down.
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M uch sickness.

Undoubtedly with children. attributed
70 other causes. is occasioned by Worms.
BRowN's VERMIFUGE CoMFIrs, or
Worm Lozenges, although effectusl in
destroying worms. can do no possible
injury to the most delicate child. This
valuable com binatioa has been success
fully used by physicians. and found to
be absolutely sure in Graduating
worms, 90 hurtfui to children. Twenty.
Ave cents o box.
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Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken
the blood whether taken internally or
applied externally. and therby more
certainly RELIEVE PAIN, whether chron-
ic or acute. than sny other pain allevi-
ator, aud it is warranted doCble the
strength of any similar preparation.
1t cures pain il the Side. Back or Bow
els, Sore Throat. Rheumatism. Tonsh-
ache. and ALL ACHES. and ia Tie Great
Relierer Of Pain. "BRowN's HOUSEHOLD
PASAcEA" should be in every family.
A teaspoonfrl of the Panacea in q tum-
bier of hot water [sweetened. If pre-
ferred taken st bedtime. will BREAK
Up COLD. % cents u bottle.
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A man in Schuylkill county. Penn.
sylvania. was recently arrested. tried
and convicted under statute OF the
year 1904. which reads: IF any per.
son of the age Of sixteen or upwsr d
shall prQispely curse or swear by the
name Of God. Christ Jesus or the Holy
Ghost. every person no offending being
thereof convicted. shall forfeit and pay
the sum Of sixty-seven cents for every
snch profane curse or OATH" Those
urder sixteen are to pay forty cents for
each offence. The cnlprit in this case
was indicted for twenty three separate
and distinct oaths. and convicted ac-
cording to the law.
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WHAT YoU WANT.

IL medicine that will do the most
good in the shortest possible time and
least sapense. n. +. Cody q Co,
druggises snd apothecariss, are nov
introducing into the market list Of
non-secret medicines tire formula for
tbs preparation Of which il lublished
on the wrspper,) which are designed
espscially for diseas<s pecnlisr 70 this
climate. Our preparation Of tar aud
wild cherry IL better sos coughs aud
oo'ds than German syrup ~ any other
medicine. Our Saro>rarille for the
blood; our extract al Buohu Sor. The
kidoeys; our Troohss for bronchitis;
our Soothing syrup fr children: ecr
L0senges for worms: our Ubndit,oo
Powder for cattle and hossos; oar e.
seece Of Pspsiu for dysp-psia, and cur
vsfioas toilet preparations are The best
IN nae.
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! Ii believed that tl,a N<,., T..


Il d believed that the Ases has DOS
tive information Of grave case Of
THEFT. in which Garfield 10 Implicated.
y il stated On the positive authority OF
Mrs Wigslswageis. that; when only
eight years Of Aye, he hooked preserves
from the maternal cupboard. aud Wa
convicted thereof BY On Investig. ting
Ccmnitsse. eunsisting 81 too aeig bors
who we're passing BY when the crime
took place. aud who sav u though :
wiodow. L il also stated that there ID
: tradisioa in the town ia which Gar.
6eld was horn. that highly rrspecta.
bic oid isdy prorhestsd. "a On occa
sion When. in the wickednces Of his
heart he threw . stone ct another boz
and bruks window, that he would
sventuAlly b hung. These damaging
fActs are 70 b made prominent part
of the Democratic campaign.
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\ CORRECTION, A SUGGESTION
AND A CONCLUSION.

! have just been reading the INTEL
IoENoRR OF the 29th ult. In it you do
your 6ns little burg . great I'M ustics By
telling yoar many readers that Mount
Baker d not visible from Seattle. From
the hill back Of J. b. Smith's house.
and locking towards Lake Usion. ron
have the 6nest view In SEATTLE. From
there you can 80 Rainier, Baker the
Oily mpic range, LAks Union and lots OF
the Sound.
And. By the BY. your town should
have this hill. aad turn IL into park
10 the courss Of time. -
/ have no donbt you have learned all
| have told you before this letter
leaves on its long journey from the
Quaker City to the metropolis Of the
Northwest. ,A J.E.
Philadelphia. Pa. June IA, 1880.
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PORT TOWNSEND. June 26.-Mr +
7 Amor. Of this city. arrived on the
steamer Dakota. from . four months
visit to the Eastern States, and was
welcomed home by the firing OF salute.
Lieutenant H L Bailey. OF Conpany
ID, 2lstI uiantsy. has been ordered 10
report ct Vancouver for detached duty
aud will leave here Monday morning.
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OREGON.

PORTLAND. June 20. Tonight the
Daily Bee in this city changed hands,
d II Stearps retiring. and Mesars Far
ish and Atkinson assuming control.
The Hancock ratification meeting
last nighs wss = grand success.
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A Complete Cure.
102 BAGs st., DETROIT. Mich }
Julv nth 1870

1VS DAoo Oh LEI Ruiz, miCu.s I
July 18th. 1879.
II. H. WARNER & Co.. Rochester, N.
Y.-GENTLEMEN:- About FIVE years
since / WAS taken with an affection OF
the liver. which gradually developed
itself into chronic liver complaint
tried Numerous remedies without re-
csiving any benefit. and / gave mp all
hope Of ever being restored to sound
health. when a friend recommended me
to try Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. procured it. aud strange to
relate. after using two bottles. felt my
system undergoing . great change.
which ended in q complete cure. and
have had no return of the disease since.
Very respectfully yours.
St.A E. w. NEFF
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Fer the best photographs in all
styles. in bright or cloudy westher. go
to Moore's, Sullivan's Block. Front
street.
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A few bottles Of your indeed valuable
medicine, called Plumbers Oregon
Blood Purifier. have entirely cured my
rheumatism of 10 years. standing.
Roseburg. Oregon, January %. 1880.
Fl SCHWARTZ.
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SrnAwBRslY DgPor -Gtsav hersies
clipped n any pars q Puget Doand at
tnwest market Setsa
@ p. Sroxn : Co.
Coah 0rpcors.
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EssoD JUNCTION. VT. Jnue e6.-The
National Grranback Labor State Con-
ventien of Vermont. which met here
to-day, numbers ab at City. II nom.
mated for Governor n o Heath.
GALVESTON. June a5.-The Green.
back Safe Convention at Austin tod.y
nominated W b Harmon for Guvernsr
and Geo 0ivens for Lieutenant Gov.
ernoT.
WASHINGTON. June s5.--rhe report
OF the recent examination >. West
Point IN the cass al Whittaker has
reached the Adjutant General Of the
Army. II recommends that he vas
found Different In his stadies, havias
bsen two years in the same cls.s. aud
th.t he Be- discharged. The report has
not yst been reooaved BY Secretary
Ramsey.
KAasAs CRY. Juns 25.-Brown -
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRAscrsco. June 2S.-Arrived,
ship Dashing Wave, Tacoma; bark
Arkwright, Port Gamble; bark Lizzie
Williams, Seattle.
Sailed. ship Bslvidere, NAnsima.
SAN FRAxclsco. June 24.-Arrived.
ship Alaska. from Seattle.
Sailed. bark Great Western. Tor
Seattle.
LITE. June 25.--John A Huttsr. the
distinguished pioneer and rhilauthro.
pist Of early California was buried to.
day at this place. The funeral vas
attended by delegates from the vcterans
Of Cakfornia from New York and
Philadelphis. members Of the Society
OF Associated Pioneers OF Territorial
days. among whom were present Gan J
G Fremont and Fl G Gibson. the latter
president Of the society. The rcmsins
had bean embslmed and enclosed in =
massive rosewood casket, and while
they lay In state at his residence at
Litis we're viewed BY over 500 people.
whs came from the surrounding coun.
try. They were buried with the elm.
pie service OF the Moravisu Church.
performed by Rev Chss Magic. and
laid at rest in the beautiful grounds
adjacent TO the church.
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B o b N j.,

wEB9TER-In steilscoom. June, 29d, to the wife
Of willian Webster, son.
FROsT--Nesr Hillhurst Station. Pierce county
son.
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raE STEAMSHIP
CITY OF CHESTER
Lice reas.
CAPT. LACKL0N. Commander.
~ LII L.. - e. y.

Thses seeamsgu 1eave vlctssao q nssu o -
DAY advestteed. f1eksoo are oDeA ealy - -
Steamer foe whiaA they - paEsAassa. end -
not considerable. 80 - go
REDUCTION n yRU0Af. u
Hefsast@ ~ frsagAls vAisA, = pr tasiE Asss
oeeo - pr toa. Will - eSafDDA e = pss ton.
Sound passsa0su ~ ?. r. q q oe.s s1easlsss
VIA vtceog3o viii - unAsg cno1n0-hoa aoa1 ~
vili noe b Ub3ect 20 szanina15oa - e1G1ooe
hsass saehesie1a b - yrsnejsse.
ossttls. Jaly %. tsss. s8
Res fright - psoAos sgply q hssra. e -
o0Mnl Aosat 1oe Iugse ooa1l.
pugs 1oUnoana. ". &.
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II A b r I e d.

CHOLTZ-HORLACHER-In Collar, June 18th.
John Scholtz and Miss Mary Horacher, both of
whitman county.
sWARTz-PRESTON-Inw alls wAlls. June 18th,
Peter SwSrtz and Lavins Preston.
KLEBER-DRATRICH--In wslls wslls. June 18th.
r. z. Kleber and Miss Anna Deatrich.
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TELEGRAPHIC.


rxcLUsrvELr TO rss urElllorxcaa.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
'OMNRS PROSINT"- -.HEALTH FOR ALL.

The Skagit gold fields do not create
] half the excitement a disoTdered
gBiadder or painful Kidneys produce
in every 50 affected person. infIam-
nation Of the Bladder you have il YOU
cannot retain Urine. Your Kidneys.
ifaffected, will show II by having pain
in the back. Excesses or indiscre.
tions--in either sex..WiiI always pro-
, the above diseases. Wipe them out.
PLUMBERS OREGON BLOOD PURI.
le remedy Not Discovered but made
,Ies, Good Sense, and adapted to this climate
I get for You. the Original" Insist upon having it.
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E0Gnn ~ D0nA0A - nAe.
eS z
ngalgnNn nurm nua.sn.,n
luN MIAMAND
UtHNIVlvD VUI UTuMVVUo
lsg - J5 : -
- - o. ,OPIRA IN TWO A0rs
Word. bv Carr, coon., u-.,. =, - -
Scsus Issd m ~, :" An''nAA'
s .ai - 'sse
cHA1ACTIRa
CHARLES = iRaxttooe) ,-AssumInx Sisqui.e Of
Irish ssrvsnt asa Ysnesisnz 0oSdoiisr. viii
SONGS: "Bsyoud The oun. is 6hfntne !" .I'm
Broth Of . Boy" ''sissp on bat Dream Of Ne. "
a a QMVnen a.
cr.y. ~.
-. NJ s i-xssunsne e9sui.e o. Wait.
~ 4..,,s n 80 W: - -. Leys onee
Nsy" A A'' VS.
& ~ Aalee xArs Maaae
Due.-oharlss and CLARA. .sw.st ANGEL.
'o''owed ~ SpsFe1a k1rWYsnxa en1itled
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TO THE VOTERS z
~ Tsosop ~. Hfy 4
III - - IS seFst lsese s4s ~
KING COUNTY.

Believing tbst party politics ought not to fpAu-
sncc ne adminis.rssion Of local ansirs. and owing
Iesy 20 NO party. untrsmmeied ~ personsl or
o.n ntness and an equal right With others to as
1ife 70 ono. hereby ensr myslfRs Fz - 4
Candidate for the Office of Sheriff
OF King County, and respectfully solIeis your
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