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Mothers! Mothers!: Mothers!!
Are you disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by q sick child sui.
fsripg and crying with the excrucisting
pain of cutting teeth! If N, g 1t
once and get bottle of MRS. Wins.
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer immediste-
ly-depenc upon it; there is NO mistake
about it. There is not . mother on
earth who has ever used it who will not
tell you at once that it will regulate
the bowels, and give rest to the mother
and relief aud health to the child. oper-
ating like. magic. 1t is perfectly safe
to use in ell cases. and pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of one of
the oldest and best Tensile physicians
and nurses in the United States. Full
directions for using will accomps ny
esch bottle. None genuine unless the
facsimile of CURTIS & PERKINS is on
the outside wrapper. Sold by all
Medicine Dealers. Is cents q bottle.
Beware of limitations.
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ANOTHER TaAhscoNrIGExrAL ROAD.

On the 18th inst. Mr.. Hlstsr, of Ore
gon. introduced in the Senate Q bill
ITO allow the Occidental and Oriental
Railroad and Steamship Company TO
construct railroad and telegraph line
from Green River Station, on the Union
Pacidc Rsilrsad. vi> Bach Fsrk. 10
Bear River. Soda Springs, Fort He'll.
Csmas Prairie and Baker City, over the
Blne Mountains to Walla ,Wslls: then
over the Columbia Basin through Yak.
ims Valley, over the Cowlitz Pass in
the Cascade Mountains. along the
north bank Of the Nisqually river to
Stellacoom City, on Puget Sound, W.
T. The road is to be completed in elk
years, and the Company Is to be per.
mitted to issue not more than @25. 000..
600 Of bonds bearing three per cent.
interest"
1t would not be creditable to the
Northern Pacific or Seattle and Walia
Walla Companies il this new concern
should yet distance them in thSrailroad
race across the country. Our people
should be awake and doing.
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Thursday, May 81. 1880.
MARRIAGE OF GEORGE ELIOT.

The marriage Of George Eliot, the
famous novelist, has created sensation
Of no mean order throughout the lite
rary world. George was the relict Of
the late George Henry Lewes. who
died in December, 1873. For little
over year she was widow OF the
most exemplary character. and consid-
ering her age, past sixty, it IVES not
imagined she would seek . successor to
Mr.. Lewes. Her new husband is John
Walter Gross, London banker. who is
just tweoty years younger than his
wife. the sprightly, thougkalmost ven.
cradle. George Eliot. As she wss
weslt6y and enjoyed IN excsllent in
come from hsr. books and investmsnts.
and her present husband 10 60 much her
junior. her re.entry into matrimonial
life must b locked upon ss . love
affsir alone. This second marrisge Of
George Eliot reminds one Of the second
marriage Of the celebrated Madame de
Stael, who. ct 45. welded young mil
itsry officer named Albert de Rocco, Of
barely q. De Stael. however, kept her
second union . secret, and it was not
disclosed until pix years after, when the
reading of the will made public its &C
knowledgment.
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IN ADMIRALTY.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
Ik1rd JuAhofal Dinexfok -


1hasd Jsaisisl Disszist,
The Prsstdsut Of The United atalss ef America
TO the nazshal Of ~ fsrrisasy Of Warrington.
uTHERRAs LIBEL HAS BEEN YYrRD IN
w the District Court a the Third Judicial
District 81 Warrington Tertiary, holding terms
!. b. 1850. By tha Pusss soasd oOnmsreisi cos.
psay aaains TIE barkentins O. L Taylor, vhseoof
A1e1andef Dee4men nov u ~ lately was MISTER
her tackle. apparel and fursitars. u caass Of
rsesons ana causes IA The ssid Ibei .s.tso. ~
end praying the usual process and uonitiop Of
the said oo1rt IN that behalf 70 be msae and thak
al pszeoas fnters std In Tie saad veesol, her
tackle. kc. may b cited In general and special %
Ed thst the said vessel, her tackle &C. nav 70
tAe causes n the said libal mentioned . con
dsnnsd nd sold 70 pay The demands a the liusL
an&
You srs hereby conmsuded 10 attach he sa,d
DarAeutaDe. OF vessel, hsr tackle. &c, aDd o q
tain the same In ysur custody, until ~ further
oessef Of tSe Oour rsspscet1R TIE sane. al .
give das ncstcs 70 Ill psrssos claiming ne ssns,
or moving. o. having anyshiss 70 NJ way Ne
same shoald nns b eaodsnne1 and snld purnnane
10 ths peavss - The ~ ubsl. thas tney IS epd
appear eufoce tha satd Iours 70 b hed IL And fur
~ Third Judicial D'atret. q Seattle. ea
Monday. the Jsh Aay - Jane, 4. y.
les0,
~ slsvsa s'elack In The Aursnoon az ~ sans lay
II The ssns sAati - Day a yusasdleeisa. eahsc.
vtss % ~ Dsxs dnv = jartsd1sstsa tAeeenssor.
shsn snA shRs - inerFp 9 slatn ~ u sans.
and - Dake those >ltsg sstnaa u shns bahalf 80
vhst yo1 al hays aose u ~ pspntsss = yuu
theu sd shsro snake sssuSn .heEo0f tpGoehR U5ah
s, Wu1nn ~ HsuaesAae naos q 0soaoa.
3Lsy Jndso - - o<n6 oDugl 6 ~ CT q
49, esassss. thas - ~ - Mo-. =. ..
~. - ~ e II ~ a & s
~ 1Ax1 3. &UBaow. Dv
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missioners two or three weeks following
that date. and 1 would not sit on the
Board again with McKinny and Handle
IS trustees; and. further. that did not
believe that they ought to bs allowed
to hold another meeting before these
charges are investigated.
On the first of May, not having re-
ceived line from the Governor.
wrote to his as follows:
SEATTLE. W. T.. May 1. 1880.
To his EncelLency. Coo. E. p. Ferry.
Olympia. W. T.:-DEAR SlR-As the
time has expired in which I asked that
IN investigation of the Asylum m tiers
might be had, thereby tender my re-
sgnation as Trustee of the Hospital
for the Insane of Washington Territory.
Very respectfully yours,
NJ. s. Booth.
i will state that up to this date have
not received line from Governor
Ferry in reference to the charges, the
investigation. or my resignation. have
never been able to see any reason for
even q weeks delay in the matter of
the Investigation. If the Governor 10
of the opinion Gas T McKinny Gays be
is) that the charges are frivolous. and
an investigation is no: necessary" it
seems that 1t would be only simple
justice to me that his Excellcncy inform
me. For month have suffered under
the painful scourge of his Excellsncy's
silence. until patience has ceased to be
. virtue, and I now place these charges
before the public. ~ tho only honora-
bic way left to me in the matter. What
ever his Excellency's opinion may be
in references to the charges, and the
management of the Hospital for the
Iusans of Washington Territory. I am
satisfied that the management of that
institution 10 rotten with corruption.
Respectfully submitted,
NJ. s. BOOTH.
Seattle. w. T., May &c, 1880.
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The city Of Scranton. in Pennsylva-
mia. is IN bad way in consequence Of
the earth upon which il il built sinking
into coal mines below. Millions Of
toas Of coal have been taken from no.
der the city. and the sinking referred
to is ouly what might have been rea-
sonsbly expected. In the Fifth Ward
Of the city the worst effects hsvs 20 far
been experienced. On the night Of the
18th instant nunbsr 81 blncks vent
down. The ground cracked open. wsils
wass filled, gardens spoiled and houses
destroyed. Huge gaps we're nads in
Scranton Avenue and jackson street.
basiDess houses were thrown down end
the whole rssioa ahAkss up - Though
BY an earthquake. The people we're
terrified. and they are moving out Of
the district - quickly - possible.
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Tho KAllsch DsY Young Gbsl peossca-
cian is bssed upoa the publication 10
the CAroniels Of IN editotiai from the
New York World. without change and
without comment In this case It u
sought to punish the repeater d the
scandal instead Of the originatsr.
though We fancy il will be found
troublesome to prove She matter libsl-
Qua. Il 10 no easy matter to blacken
and injure the character OF : man like
Kalloch.
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Among the feed experts Of America.
which have attained 20 remarkable !
growth during the past half dozen
ysAss. oysters hold On honssabls place.
In 1878 . few barrels Of oysters we're
sent to Rnslsnd ~ On sxpsriusnt; the
following year upwards Of forty thou
sand barrels we're sent; the year after.
upwArds Of hfty thousand: sfs 1878
neerlJ slightly taoasand; in 1872. ninsey
th usand: while the present year will
pro6ably show N export oe : hundred
thoussDd barrsle. worth half million
dollars. The Berlin FAif nay help to
op~n good market for Americas oys-
tsrs on the continent u Europe.
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Northern Pacific stocks have eoae
down nearly dfty per cent. 10 the s.ast
few mouths. Ga the 10th inst. they
we're qasted in New York q 20x0ai
for eommoa asd ls044 for preferred.
No good ssassa en- b givsa Ss sueh
low quotations and - grsat : dsollne.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate II John ferguson. Deceased.
0oTiCG 70 a1nEDY GIVEN BIZ TIE UN.
IN dsestGne6. administrsAor ct The estate Of
John Ferguson. deceased. 10 the crsditess Of, and
oil persons having claims against said deceased.
- exhibit them With the neceseaxy vouchers
within cne year after the first publicaAton Of this
nctico. 20 the administ1tor q his plaes Of hist.
nsss II the City Of Seattle. Hing county, Washipa.
ton Territory.
Argus MACINTOSH.
AdminsseratOr Of the Rstate Of John FsrIusen.
Decreased. 80
Dated Seattle. Nay -. 1880. messt
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SHERMAN HYDE & Co. Poetic Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Organs. For Sheet
Music and Brass Instruments, address
SHERMAN, HYDE s. Co.,
aug3l-dAwly San Francisco.
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The bill creating the Yakims Land
District pssssd the Hsass Of Repsssen-
ta'ives some weeks ago. and IL now
before the Senate 9th . fair prospect
Of becoming Law. On the 18th last.
Il received favorable rscommssdatian
from tho Senate COMMITTEES Of which
Mr. Plumb Il Chaisman.
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GENERAL ORDERS NO. Il.

HEADQUARTERS Prov. DEPT. wAsH1Noroxl
TEnAlvonY, q. 4. r.,
~ Seattle. April 10. 1880.
]. The Comrades Of this Department aro r.
minded Of the approach Of the 3Oth day Of Nay.
appointed by the Rules and Regulations Of the
9. A. r.. to be observed In commemoIstion Of
the services and sacrifices Of our fallen comrades
army above" Stevens Post No. !. Of the DopaEt.
ment will zee that the graves Of our Oomradss
"gone before" that sre kcatea In this vicinity
are sought out and ntttnAly decornAod ON thst DAY
with Moral or ether tributes, - diliRent hsndS.
prompted BY hearts filled with Sratftuds and
sympathy shall supply, and 70 10 Seeommsnded
that the Reverend Clsrsy and al eood loyal men
ana women be invited TO eo-opsEate and paxtici.
2 The Post Commands Of Stevens Post No. /,
will forward 70 these heetquastArs report OF the
manner In which the day Wa observed, ths mum.
ber Of graves decorated and I'll other masters Of
interest In this connection. py order
- DspG4mont Cbmmsndor
4. sl.NRAH. Assistants Adjaiant General. -
HxADauAarEas srEvExs Por No. / g. AR
CoHaAnEs:-Y our sttsution 10 called 10 0s.aral
Order Ne. y. Aeedquartets froy. Dept. Wash-
tngtoo Territory. g. 4. ~ Ara n ecooedaAos
With the Rules and. Rsgslatloss sstablisAeA By
the 9. 4 B.. the nh day Of Hay WIN ~ ot6srved
In o0mm6mugattoa of dur doCooood OomraAoo. An
members Of 0tsvens Post No. 1. q. 4. = in oood
standing are commanded t. b pfeoeat g lAeir
regular plaoe Of meeting lHasouic HALL q the
80 dox q ~. No. 8 aUasoDsk 30. ~ al
ID to meee VITA 81 I'D ta0 pAfs n The axsecisse
Of the day. b order Of
". q. WHITE, Oomnsudirs Poet.
FRANK 0sIDEx. AdjutA1k
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FJf the best photographs in ell
styles. in bright or cloudy weather. 20
to Moore's, Sullivan's Block, Front
street. -
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NichoIs,s lnfailible Injection,
Guaranteed to cure promptly and per.
manently every case of Gonorrhea.
elect aud 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 N. T. Cody 4
Co.. Wholesale and retail druggists. Sc
attic, w. T.
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OLD JUNK WANTED.-We will here.
after pay cash for all old rage. junk,
old iron. copper. brass. lead. etc..
delivered to ~ on the wharf. Here 10
. chance for the boys to make some
money. Cow 4 WILSON.
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IA = HIxD.
PARKER e011R-In Tscoaa, sunday evening,
Nay 38d, st tbs residence Of Nrs. Rsynolds, o.
1ev. John 4. BsnAald. Mr.. A. o. rarker and
Miss n. Roper. both Of New Tacoma.
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w. a WtJul ueJeilctlon OF their duty
- such Trustees, in refusing to inves-
ttgste the foregoing charges.
I state to your ExcelIency that said
Board Of Trustees have never, to my
knowledge. Investigated single one
q the foregoing specifications, and that
hoaestly ssd ninosselyg heliese HAT
said Trustees, TT NcKiany and Geo
B Handle. ere leagued together to sus-
tain DR. Rufus Willard in his actions -
superintendent Of aid Hospital. right
or wrong. and thst Il they are acquaint-
cd With ell the facts in reference to
said charges, they are equally culpable
with DR. willard. Therefore. hereby
pray your Exoellsncy to remove said
Trustees, and appoint others in their
places who will do their duty. Or to
appoint . commisaion or commission
erss Nth full apowse to compel the
attendance Of Witnesses and swear
than under cath, to. investigate the
foregoing charges, esd sach ether
chargss . may b made in reference to
the actions and conduct of said Super
intsndenk and Il said charges. OF any
portion Of them. are found true, 70
rsaove aid Trustees - above prayed
I'm. or 70 take such other uctian in the
matter - yous Excellescy may deem
proper. and your petasioner will ever
psay.~ r. q. B00TH.
Isueses Of The Hospital for the Insane
of WAshington Territory
6seilncnoa. w. T.. April II. $780,.
A. sksssd shove, personally pre-
rsated these lApsrs TO 0everpor Ferry.
ed be pRonistd ~ shnk he would
take eoae acsson N tn matter, where.
upoo ashed that ha would do ~ be
f.re the nfss of May, = ! usuld b.
detained b eur 6oaed q County Gem
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KILLED IN rHx WooDs.--Last Fri.
day Wn Ksegsn. . swanpsr in the
Logging camp Of Mr. Josl Miller. On
Hoois Canal ~as instantly killed.
under The following sifcamstances:
The men were working in the woods.
each one attending TO his particular
branch Of the business. Mr. KeegAn VS.
cisaring ont roadway 80 that the
cattle could get iuto the timber where
& large log bad teen cut. The choppers
yer. busy falling tbs mighty giants Of
the forest 10 the fall of one If these
great trees. side winding trs- vas
struck and came % the ground With Q
terrible c-ssh. crushing everything be-
fore il. Mr. Keegsn. supposing that
be vas out Of danger, paid no aiten-
ton 70 the crashing sound Of the fsll-
ing timber until il wss too late. A
portion Of the falling tree struck him,
breaking 90 arm and leg and other wise
injuriog him. He lived but . few
minut-s. The remsins sere taken to
Seabeck for intermrnt. Deceased wss
sbont IS Years Of age. snbsr and indus
tisus. He was = native Of Prescott
Maine. and dsriog his residence On the
Sound. extending ovsr . period Of ssv-
efsl ysarS be had Dsds for himself
many v.sm friends. Who viii regret
exceedingly 70 learn Of his uutiu,ely
death.
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OLYMPIA CouRT-Nessrs Strive and
Haines. J z Lewis and Jos AcNsughs.
astorneys-at.lav. vent to Olympia yes
terdsy to attend the District Coar. ut
that place. the September term of
which began yesterday. An event like
this marks . great change in local Law
matters. Up to eight or ten years ago.
the Olympia bar stood head and shcu..
ders above that of any other place in
the Territory. II included NcFadden.
Wyeha. Lander. Dennison. Garfielde.
Evans. and host Of sthers. Who. at
every term OF court in Vancouver.
Stellscoom. Seattle and Port Town.
send, a. regularly made their appear
snce ss the Judge and Marshal them
selves. and who dealt the Law for the
limited population Of the whole Terri
tory. Several Of these 'eadiss is~yers
OF years gone BY have smigra,ed to
other fields. and the others nov peace
fully rest beneath the .od. Not one
remains on the old Stamping srouni.
and - FAR from Olympus furnishing
the attorneys for the rest Of the Terri
tory. its own Con IT has now to be sup
plsid from Abroai.
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LEFT rs FOR A TrxE.-Dr G A Weed,
for years past one of Seattle's most
public spirited citizens, has arranged
bis business affairs in . manner TO
enable him 60 take few mouths
needed rest and recreation. For the
past twsnty-six years DR. Weed has
been constantly engaged in the practice
OF bis profession. the prefsnt being the
frst rsspits from labor taken by him.
The Doctor goes 70 the esstsrn PARTON
OF our Territory. bat will b. ION the
wing" ss tue saying il. for some time
to come. He he's quite extensive pre-
perty interests in Seattle, and will. vs
trust, in due time. rstnrn again to make
his home amongst u. he left last
evening By the steamer. many friends
bsing on the wharf to bid him good.
bye and wish him all s.Anner Of COED
lack during his abseuce.
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WHAT YOU WANT,

Is q medicine that will do the most
good in the shortest possible time aud
least eapense. N. T. Cody & CO..
druggists and apothecasies. are now
introd ucing into the market list Of
non-secret medicines (the formula for
the preparation Of which is published
on the wrsppsr.) which are designed
especially for diseases peculiar to this
climate. Our preparation of tar aud
wild cherry 10 better for coughs and
colds than German syrup or any other
medicise. Our Sars.pafilis for the
blood; our extract Of Buchu for the
kidneys; oor Trochss for bronchitis;
our Soothing Syrup for children: ocr
Lozenges for worms; our Condition
Psvdsr for cattle sad no, son; our es
seaee Of Pspsin for dyspep.is. and our
vsriona toilet preparations are the best
in use.
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RIAL EsrArR.-The following are
o. sransaotieaa n real estate. as ss-
corded In the Asdisos's Office duce our
last report: =
Frank L Plummrr aud 4 II Plummer
10 4 A Denny. lot 4. bi,,ck 10. south Y
block ;. aud 2Oxi20 fest OF the souss
side Of lot /. and 20xl2O feet of the
ssoth ode Of lot Q. block 8. ell of David
8 Naynard's plat Of the town (nov
City OF Ssattls). for 5000. 4
Henry Adeas 10 1 4 Denny. lots 8
end I. blsck 9. b 8 1aynasds plat, for
as. ~
. Daniel Bsnssa 10 Chas Brsvn. lots 8.
9 Ard 10. block l0s. DIT Dsaeys plat
Tor $500.
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SALE OF REAL EsfArE.-At the sals
Of real estate = TAsrsday. b osdcr Of
the Probate Cssrt bsleaslee TO the
late Hon wm Il wallscs. the Kidding
vss not very spirited. and the prices
realised exosediusly los. For iastApes.
Wild land 10 Muck, $50 acrss. r~pre.
ssoted - choice land. wss sold for Is
aud % cents "a sers: the Wallace de-
nation claim. 40 acres, only brought
10{ cents an acre. and thu lOts ranesd
from - to VII each. .Is 10 mt proba-
BILE that the sale will BE- confirmed by
the Probate ust.--Sseilscoom E,Pres.
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s.ois q. famous Barsaa sissrl
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DIrrxAR PowpER The chsmpion
shotgun and rifle powder of the world.
Very little recnil and report. little or no
smoke, 1000 shots fired without ~iping
the gun. It improves by age. If vet.
it il easily dried and IS good ~ before.
Price reasonable.
slOd&w F. w. WUsTHoFF. Agent.
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On. NILBURN.-An effort will Be
made on the streets today " secure the
third lecture. entitlsd Sargent Prem
tios." - proposal BY DR. HilLurn Sum
day evening.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.

NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
T kniryson. JWhiie.
Berry . ~ p Edw'ds A WAshburn. White r
Billings, Oak Harusr p Blaskholn
W jenkins, d. c Douglas, Victoria
rorpsy. o Coast SURF B Morgan, do
Albee, Tort CRY CCColmas, Kitiitas
y aaiburt, WeliA WalIs J Kelly. p Gamble
n psslson. 90 Rev Thsmss, Fn<usburg
3 EllIcou, O Cost Sur c Gar dnsr. Pt Valley
vey camp
tHs #8t OCCIDENTAL HorEl.
. y Franklin, No Gags. sksgt
Ne4lsdrv. Bsy View Henry Nike
Sesyy. p Gamble u RibnnG, Portland
u Poison, Gamble w Jenkins, do
Pontius. Lake Union q Rockingham. So
. Kavsnaugh. Bay view L 4 LaBopta. Ren,oo
NV Pratt, DO Ms Aaryats,
"a Hanson, A'ti Point r N Hsyt, Gamble
Custer, ~ ! Oh. sLonsfeliow, d,
Dagisy. Olympia fG Less
J q esnbosp, 81 J Andersen,
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0RAix AsnvAr--Ths steamer o.
Aalis arrived fron SWinimisA Lest sun
day evening. bringing $50 sacks Of oats
. 8 Baxter d Co. for ahipusst on the
Idaho to Gan Francisco.
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HIDES, PuRs AND SKINS -Nr Chas
Brssh has opened an Office in the store
OF II Ublfelder. for the purchase of
hides. furs aud skins. Read his I'D.
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Ptummer - Young has besn Dissolved by
mutusl conssot; Mr. Young, % account
Of III .bsalsh. retiring thersisou- Mr.
Frank L Piummes has since become .
partner 10 the hrm. snd viii devote .
portion Of his time and attention TO the
business The young men have good
stnnd and 10 doubt will build up .
tAslfsy "a pAgiag basinsss.