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Personals.

Mr.. Maxey, attorney, Austin, called
on us on advertising business, on Wed.
nesday.
Mr.. Lindsey, who is farming Oh Col
Herndon's place, exhibited to US O
cotton bloom on Thursday.
Mr.. Hutohins informed us the first
of the week that he had seen two cot.
ton blooms-not volunteers-in his
field.
Mr.. Travis was permitted to harvest
his fine field of wheat before the ad.
vance of the railroad marred its beau.
ty. 1t was the incest wheatfeld we
have seen.
Capt. Hayes, vice President Of the
International, Maj. Hunter and other
railroad dignitaries were in town the
past week. stopping We believe at Hof.
heinz Hotel.
Mr.. Mcdaniel. late of the Lookhart
News .Echo-which he has sold to Mr..
Smith. a lawyer Of that place-and
Mr.. Browne, of the same town, called
on us last week.
Mr.. Sanford has sold his store to Mr..
Merrill. a gentleman formerly from
Northern Texas, as we learn, and who
expects to locate here, with other
branches of his family.
We inadvertently failed last week to
notice q sample of some wheat from
Mrs. Worsham's place, handed us by
Mr.. Warnken. The grains were remark
ably plump and fair, indicating fine
crop.
Mr.. Green was lately called on to
issue license to his brother clerk,
Capt. Mcdowell, of Caldwell county.
He was married to Mrs. r. W. Harri-
son, at the residence of the bride, by
Rev. Mr.. Gillett.
Mr.. Williamson, who is farming on
Bugg's place, handed US on Wednes'
day an embryo ear of corn, with grains
visibly developing, and said he had Is
acres in the same stage Of progress
So we shall have roasting ears soon.
X. D. Keith & Son, lumber dealers
called on us on Wednesday. Their
horse ran off on their way up from
Luling, badly smashing up their bug
gy, and ipjuring Mr.. X. Sem, but We
believe not very seriously. We noticed
Ast week the fact that these gentle
men are starting lumber yard at this
place, and are glad to learn that bott
of them will spend considerable tint
here.
Miss Mcdonald, referred to in oul
last. representing Mrs. Swisher's mag
azine, spent several days in our tow
the present week, and by her prepos
sessing personal appearance and pleas
ing manners made 4 quite favorabl,
impression. We regret that her yisi
was badly timed on account Of the ex
citement concerning the location Of the
railroad depot; nevertheless she die
effective work for said magazine and
made nsny friends. Who viii hope fO'
a repetition Of her Wait. She val
remain tiil:the middle Of next Eeek-
ID. :. Combs left on Monday on ts'
cattle drive TO the North.
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epoclal Notice!

Those desiring advertisements or
local notices must hand them in on
or before THURSDAY, in order to in
sure their insertion the same week.
CALL and sec specimens of Job
Work ct this Office.
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SAN MARCOS. May "a. 1850.

SAN MARCOS, May "a, 1850.
EDITOR FREE PREss:-Pleasc allow
mo through your paper to state, that
since l became q candidate for the Of.
fcc OF Treasurer Of Hays county. an
aged and esteemed friend, and others
who have boon unfortunate in life,
have offered for the same position,
For this reason I decline to continue
in tho race. l return thanks to my
many friends who have given me as
suranoe Of their support.
Respectfully, oP
JAMES G. STOREY.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-29

Brackets in variety, wall. pockets,
small picture frames, match safes, and
other nice articles of scroll Saw work,
manufactured and for sale by me. Call
at the FREE PRESS Book and News
Depot and see samples.
G. r. JULIAN.
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no,..ehola Need.

A book on tho Liver. its diseases
aud their treatment sent free. Inc!ud'
ing treatiscs upon Liver Complaints,
Torpid Livcr, Jaundioc, Billiousness,
Headache. Constipation, Dyspepsia,
Malaria, etc. Address DIR. SANFORD,
l62 Broadway, Now York City, N. Y.
May 20 4w ... -f.,f ..,4
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ANOTHER great rain on Thursday
night, A great deal moro east, not
80 much west. This II is thought will
insure the corn crop. The San Marcos
and Blanco were nearly bank.full.
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A CAR ID.

To all who arc suite ring from tho errors and In
discretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay. loss Of manhood, Co., will send a recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by . missionary In
South America. Send q self. addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH I. ISMAN, Station D. Now York
City. ,fH May l5-ly
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Tue Home Sewing machine appears
{, be taking the lead. Briggs has it
on sale, with all the latest improve.
ments. Call and see it. with samples
of work.
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SIcSE our last two stores have been
opened by supposed robbers, but no
material loss sustained Native enter
prise We suspect. hoping to implicate
railroad hands.
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For Sale.

An Osborne Self Binder, good as
new, with latest improvements for sale
very cheap. For further particulars
apply to j. LANDA.
May 8 IF. New Braunfels Tex.
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BEAUTIFUL MAGNOLIA

Not flowers,
but the finest Winter Cured Hams.
Sold only by G.. W. Donaldson who is
just in receipt Of lot of Fancy and
Staple Groceries. Quality BEST !;
Priees-CHEAP.
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TIE e1spinatiOn at CorOoal iusu.
tuie will begin on Thsrsjsy BeIt and
coutisue iilI Wednesday Of The follow
i3g week.
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ALL kinds of Lumber at Luling
prices may be had at oil times of W.
H. Harris & 20 Kingsbury, Texas.
Nay 22-l mo.
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The RAILROAD

The VSAILKUAU Nv
And the Fancy and
Staple Grocery Store of G. W. Dona].
son are the two BIG THINGS of San
Marcos and Hays county. 49,.
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ALExANDER's popular Family Med
ioines are for sale at the drugstore OF
Reynolds & Daniel, San Marcos.
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EVERYTHING moving smoothly on
at Briggs Emporium stock complete
fresh supplies constantly coming in.
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SEE as1oancsmc-, @: Er. E1-ssg-
a. q eandid..c fer Asscssor. % Re iyss3
= = i-cTcF Tisce.
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BUSINESS CARDS,
mi. WIN, A, MoGEHEE.

A recent graduate Of The UpivsrsIty Of LsuIsi
ans, having located u NesatsIn CITY. respectfully
tenders his proisssoual services 10 the cisens Of
Ma. v.slal. 10 the prss,'ss Of medicine h " va
osis:. Tor Il: p,..sA. Il sA.r.I'd:.s. q ry..
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DR.. JOHN Z. PAYNE,

Having psrmausnty located In San Marcos, rs-
spectfuliy tenders hs professional services TO tho
ctssns Of the town and vcIuity In the practice Of
Medicine. Obstetrics and 0ynseology. The cure
Of the Opium Habit made specially. Charges
regulated By those Of the physicioas o. the town.
Ofice;- Reynolds Daptel's Drag Store. ONCE
hours, 0 to II A. n, and to<P.x y.
April slim. 11 . HfHi f -
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HOME NEWS.
A FINE lot of Philadelphia shoes
ust received at
JOHNSON & JoHNsoN's.
Hank Deeds

Blank Deeds
For sale 1t the FREE Press Book and
News Depot.
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.'rs.earBE fgr the FsEE PATS.
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Manufactured only under the above Trade Mark
by the EUROPEAN sALlCYLIC MEDICINE CO.,
Of Paris aud Leipzig.
Immediate Relief Warranted. Permanent Cure
Guaranteed. Now exclusively used by all cele.
brated Physicians Of Europe and America. The
highest Medical Academy Of Paris reports 95 cures
out Of 100 cases within three days.
Secret-The only discover Of the poisonous
Uric Acid which exists In the Blood Of Rheumatic
and Gouty Patients. tft
CURED. CURED. CURED.
II. s. Dewey, Esq, 2Ol Broadway. Infammatory
Rheuma tism.
J. Leavey, Bsq., ASS Washington Market, Chron-
ic Rheumatism.
Mrs Il. Towne, 90 East Ninth street, (chalky
formations in the JOINTS Chronic Rheumatism
A. N. Prayer, "A Newark avenue. Jersey City,
Chronic Rheumatism.
John F. Chamberlain. ESQ Washington Club,
Washington, d c.. Rheumatic Gout.
VIM. 4. Arnold, ESQ.,, IL weybosset street, Prov
idence, r. l., Of twenty years Chronic Rheuma-
tism.
John G. Turngato, 100 Sanchez street, San
francisco, Neuralgia and sciatica.
For Malarial, Intermittent and Chron.
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Sallcylica !s a Vertaln Vure,
superseding entirely the use Of sulphate Of Qui-
nine as 1t will not only cut the fevers, but will
achieve q RADICAL CURE, without any Of the
Inconvenience and troubles arising from QUl-
NINE.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-04

FRoM SAN FRANcisco.-The steam
ship Dakota sailed from San Franchises
ct noon on the 30th. She had strong
winds from the northwest and north.
east. with heAvy uortherly swell. Or
the lst OF February. 1t ~ an. passsd
steamer Hyltou Castle. bouod north.
Same day. ct 4s4O Pm. passed stsamel
City Of Chester. bound south. Touched
- usual ct Esqnimslt and Port Town.
send. and arrived ct Seattle at 8 r n.
90 the Sd. In addition to the following
named 0bis passengers. The DAKOTA
brought 70 Seattle one hundred miuera
bound TO the g,ld diRgipgs on Ruby
Creek: ] b 0riffiths. II J Williams, s
< Murphy. Mrs r e Webber, w Fl
Benham. NY Shafer. Geo Borrodale. ny
Kaufman. II NJ 0iffert. Mrs Blackmao,
H Callen. Geo Weaver, Miss Busdell.
] T Cochran. J G Robinson, F A Bart.
lett, w T Coupe. B Htsarus, d Lister,
FO Meeker and wife, james Allen. Mr.
Featherstone and child. Mrs Tillsy and
son. Miss Nay Til'ey, G Thomson, VIM
Greene. JE PEBBLES. ] N Strowpeck. :,
n q Watson. ] G Lecovey. J b Bushsll,
Jas Quinn. ] Anderson and wife. Mrs
Burqusst. J NcComb. b Barnum. n
Hawson. G W Simpson. 8 Mansfield. NJ
Child, J Johnson. H Dawson. P Burrsll,
John Hodges. Thos Bowles. Chas Kale
strom. ] A Bsird. sa.
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FREIGHT CONSIGNMENT Tho De-.
kota. on her trip from San Francisco
terminating yesterday brought freight
To this city consigned - follows: A
Orth. Agar y Nixon. Boyd s Poncin.
CP Stone l. CO. Chas McLane. Craw.
ford & Iiarsingsns ID Young. d Pear.
son. Eagle Mill Co. e q Ferguson. T
Burke. Frapenthal Bros. Flynn 4 An.
derson. F w Wustho6. Geo Weaver, g
Davies, II E Levy. H 'Uhiselder, y q q
Caches. J q HainsA.J Hucksaks Jsn.
mugs I Co. Keuoes T. Snyder. L n
Starr. II 8 Lowe. Mrs A Jsmisson, M.s
r E Webber. II r Msddocka. N Port.
man, Rsnton. Holmes 4 Co. Schwa.
bacher Bros, H. Co. Stewart + Ebsrsold,
s g Benedict 4 Co. Schr Superior. 8
Davis. Slorsh q Co. Stetsoo 4 Post, T
w o. + g Wilson, Tresu & Raymoud,
Toklss d Sinssrnan. Wald d uamphslL
William 4eydsnsaues, w H Panphrsy.
w Montgomery. Wing Sing. We Chong
Waddsll & Miles. Wells, fargo 4 Co,
Schmidt. Yes Sing Hop.
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Dusraacr COUnr.

TURsDAY, Feb. Sd,
In the Gaze 81 The Territory Of Wash.
ingtoo " Gso Winner, dsfesdsns
pleaded not gaiity.
! d Horton q Co " d r Wheeler
Referred to G X Jenner. Esq.. to take
testimony.
DIT Wheeler ~ Port Blaksly Mill
Go. Case disnisssd 1t plaiotia's cost,
without prejudice.
Thos Bordeaux W Port Blakely Mil
Co. Dismisssd ct plaintiff's cost.
Jas AcLsod " The Port Blsksly
Mill Co. Dismissed ct plaintiffs cost.
Schwabschsr Bros 4 Co " Simon
Elvsll. aoL judgment for $si3 40
aud costs.
Schwabachsr Bros 4 Co 70 Jno P
Anderson. judgment for >827 and
costs.
wabscher Bros & c. W Juo
Davis. judgment for 1894 90
Port Blakely Mill Co " Henry Liv-
ingstone ct al Juigmsnt for SEQ. 50.
The Grand Jury returned the follow.
ing true bills: Territory Of Washing
ton " Sam Ian Indisn). United States
" John SchlA .hsuse.
10 the case against the Washington
Mill Co. they returned mot true
bill"
Per diem end mileage wss then a.
lowed tbs grand jurymen. and they
we're discharged.
Tho case Of the United States "
John Schls- heuse. was dismisssd. and
defendant discharged.
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CHANGE OF NASrHRs. stesm.
chip Dakota has 4 new master. Capt.
81. @. Morse wss appsinesd % The con.
uand OF tho steamship City Of Peking.
made vacant BY the suspsnsios Of Capt
Berry. hithssto sspostsd in our tale
ersph,c columns. / His place On ths
DakotA vac 6lled b. the sppointues,
Ct ID + 0si6Ihs, fas several years
Chief Officer Of that ship. than whom
better man or more worthy and CON.
pstept ooier conld nes have bs>n
chdssn. Csrt. A6ss will "a 70 Jspas
and China on the City Of Pekiue.
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To the Hon. Roger S. Green<. CAief Jxstics
and Judge Of the Uistriet Court Of the
Third judicial District:
Tho Gr-'sd Jury fr ~ January
term. 1880, hsving completed oil bust
ness brought TO our astenfioo by tie
instrsetioo al the Court. or laid before
% by the presenting attorney. beg
leave to report - follow:
We have bad fos our ccnsidsrstion
thirteen cases. Have found niDo true
bills and igoored fsur. We bavs. -
directed. visited the county Jail. and
other county Offices. and found nothing
ID the conduct Of sithss thst deserves
aught but comwsodation.
We desire - call the attootion Of The
County Commissioners TO the manner
in which cost bills are made in The
various jsssics couRts. particularly in
the case VI wsshington Tersit1ry ~
Sam Sing ct al. in which case We 60.
ticed that parties we're allowed fees -
witnesses. aud iu the same rase fees for
search warrants. Costs in ell cases
sre large enough. and Ne think the
NO0Dsy N"OeobUV1OU010 COUOOt OC VWb
careful in looking over al such bills
before paying ths same. We have kept
. correct account CT ell witnesses u.
amined By us. their per diem and mile.
sgs. and herewith return the zane n
the Court. Also. . list Of mileage and
per diem Of the Grand Jury.
The Grand Jury desire 10 thank the
prosecuting attorneys. Msssrs Ballsrd
and Allen. for the uniformly courteous
and eo0sidersts tssstmsat Ne have
received e their hand, also. The hail.
lbs. and eli others. With whom We have
had business daring the session. usv.
ing finished our labor. 10 the best Of
our ability, Ne wovld desire. should
the Coart have Ne ether business for
ne. 70 b discharged.
r g. CRAWFORD. Fosemsn
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LOCOMOTIVE BUILDix0.-ThoB Bald
win Locomotive Works. in Philadel
phis. turned cut 500 locomotives ia
1879. Of which 81 we're sent to foreieu
countries They have nov . lare>
number Of orders on hand. includipe
80 s"r the Reading road. 81 for the New
Jersey Central. II for she Northern
Pacific. 8 for the Missoai Pacific, l6
for the 81. Paul. Minneapolis 4 Hsni.
toba. 10 for the Chicago. Milwaukee 4
St Paul. 50 for the Denver 4 Rio
0rande and y for the Denver. South
Park 4 Pacific.
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HONE News YRox ADRoAD.-We
have to 60 TO Portland 70 get Seattle
itsns like this one: "WhilsG The Thorn
and Darwin party we're stopping in Sc
attic they received On invitation one
evening 70 the house Of . psoniasrt
merchant. At the appointed time the
party wers on hand and we're ushssed
into The parlos. Alter being seated q
while they favored The host With some
mmsical selections. ana. whilst PLAY ing.
discovered that . party .of ladies and
geutlemea had beea called Ii sad were
i"dulging IL free danes in an sdjoin.
ing room. The host next procured .
pack Of earis aud requested NJ Thorn
to favor him and bic friends with . few
tsieks: but our worthy little uecsomsn-
Ger saw thsuueh sAstriek the INGREDIENT
bad playsd q ~ndAvosisg 70 hsvs .
free show for himsslf add friends, 20
litely rsfussd. and. With bic comradss.
asking 70 b excused. they glidsd from
the lighted rooms. leaving the host snd
HE party in . discounted prsiieameut.
Tho next time that this sntsrpeising
individual undsstskss b GET up . show
in bic residence. hs will do we'll 10 make
"a agseeOsnt bsSosehand. aad slso 70
study up the rules d pelitsnsss. which
would have taught him b honnr his
tsisnds By Introducing thsa 70 the tsl.
entsd people who@ he wished 70 entsr.
tain them"
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Our country Is getting to be fearfully
alarming. the average Of life being
ls'sened every year, without any rss-
sonabls cause. death resulting general
y from the moot insigniiicant origin.
At this season Of the year especially,
. cold 10 such Q common thing that In
The hurry OF every day life W are apl
70 overlook the dangers attending il
and Often find tso late. that Fever Of
Luog trouble hes alrsady ut in.
Thoussods Ice their ises IL this VA
every wister. while had Dosches's Ger
man Syrup been taken. . care would
hsvs resulted. and . large bill frem q
Doctor brso avoided. For oil diseass.
II the Throat and Lnpgs. BoaeAeSs Ger.
man Syr.p has proven itself - b. thu
greatest discovery OF its kiad II ssedi-
cine. Every Druggist in this country
will toll you OF its wonderful effect.
Over $4,000 hotties cold last yess
without single isilurs known.e
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DAILY ltTEtI1efNtBR.
Wednesday. Feb. 4. 1890


The Dakota will 20 from her. I,
Utsslady f.r grain. Returning 80
will leave here at 8 o'clock On Sunday
morning next for San Francisco.
Among those who came down On The
Zephyr Yesterday were Hill Harmon,
Wolf ScLafer, Capt. Willoughby, xisa
Annie Scbsfer sud Mics Bette NcCsr-
yer. FL sfks sF8k
Judge Greene, Sheriff Wyckef and
the petit jury were up Front street
yesterday lookisg st the improvement.
with view to securing valuable 10
formation 10 the dsmsgs case Of Baby
against the City.
Bishop BsondcI. Of British Colum-
tis. has sent to Archbishop HcCabe q
Dublin. ireland. $740. equal TO el50
sterling. on behalf OF tho citizens oi
victoris. to bs distributed towards the
sufferers in Ireland.
The steamer Cbshslis yesterday con-
pleted another Sksgit river tsip. The
low stage Of water pssssots her gettins
more than from fifteen TO twenty five
miles above Mount Vernon. She will
start out agsin tomorrow morning.
The bari Great Western and Aure-
ola are now loading under the shutes.
and should there 90 no accidents on
the road 10 prevent. they will bath b
ready for YEA By sunday. Six hundred
and fifty tons FER day. ~ a regulsr
thing. fills ships hold up in . short
time.
A recent letter from Mrs w p Boyd
informs her friends here Of her gradual
but plainly psscepsibls recovery. She
has lest the malsdy that 90 long dis
tressed her before going hence and has
picked up flesh at tbs rate Of . pound
. week for several nouihs. until she
weighs Is much now - at any time in
her past life. She will probably not
return TO the Sound before April OF Nay
next.
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RKBRUARY Sd.
The land claims Of W Assryatt and
D W Cooking vess Transferred from
road district No 8 to distric: No Z.
4o.es Morris. rad supervisor. was
settled with for the year 1879.
The report and survey Of the road
from the 4c0ilvrs road % the portage
were accepted and the road ordered
opened.
The rspost Of viewers and surveyor
on the Maple Valley rad were accepted
and road orders3 opesed.
Prosecuting Attorney Ballsrd's writ.
ten opinioo in reissence 70 the beach
road wss ordered priatsd
Board adjourned till tesorrev morn
ing st 9 o'clock.
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Ex.oY4sIt PAilsrr.-A very Die,

EsJor2BLf PAlrY.-A very pleaa.
aat little snrpriss party took place q
the rssideaee Il Ara Ac1lsey. - Co
lanbia ssreet. hst evehjns. Coed ~
s'e was in attendsscs. ard The haasiaQ
Vas kept up till . A&s .hose. RsffesA.
menss were passsd - - o'clock. whirA
We're enjoyed BY oil The party ~
gotten up BY sous At 3rs. Acklroy's
if'ends. and proved . oomplsts surprsss
y that hdy. 8s< ruDi1snas 10 slase4.
comtottaeis Aud roouy. aud ell vhs
attended veEUs uede thrice valcomo.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-04

Orr ron FaIsc0. Tho bark Lixzie
Williams With . cargo Of 1880 tons Of
coal. In TOW Of the tug 1astick. and
the Yosemite. With 1855 toas, in tow Of
the Tsoooa, we're taken out yesterday.
The tug win not let 60 Of then till
oatsids u the Oope. - e h desirable
%, hAve then arrive n Frisco. with
th1ls easxoes. = 49, . possible.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-04

The entire medical professions express
the greatest confidence in the healing,
rsfseshing and invigoratiug virtues 81
Rmil Press's Hamburg Tea. It slwsya
relieves sick headache. dizziness. nsr-
voas complaints. irritability. skin dis
eas's. vitiated sscrstious. nausea and Q
thousand other troubles. Il should be
IN every housshold.
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A CARD.

r. ISE2&ssxzcsa:-As tAses sssoG - - q
ninpSsslsasiss o. tAs paEs - ssos Dsspss.
visA 70 say tAss Ne eass Of The Territory q WISH.
instsa ". Sam Sing q als. was rss szaoissd b.
fore No.
RoswKLL SCOTT. J.P.
Seattle, Feb. .. ~.
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lSsAM.-Chisf q Police Thoeadiks
va called upon yesterday to arrest .
nan ~ the name Of Billy wasase. IN
aaAase a The Providsnes Hospital.
mo had become dsmsated, asd raa
swey iron that insettusioo. Wagnog
sa'd to have come Don 0ele0oss.
saa has been il the hespiaAl sAses
.sska during which tius ~ ~ ran
Way twice. Hs LAHORE uads ~ haloa.
S.ss'oe. sest sosae one wsuee % poisea
~ AN He viii b. cent q Ststtacoos
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-04

SHERMAN HYDE & Co. PsciAc Cost
Agents. ALSO agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard OFgsaa For ohssl
Music aad Brass lnstFumeuto. addroeu
SHERNAH, HYDD = Co.,
aug8l -dAwly Eaa PSancisoA
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-04

OcclD8HTAl HOTEL. At VicronlA
-Persous whiting Victoria sho1A not
fail 20 stop at the Occidental HoeeL Il
b the 6fss hotel from the steamboat
landing; i Gre proof; has god sssom.
0odatioa. for faoilies. aud - good
asals - any house In the Sity. st only
d 90 Per day.
nv Jxanxv
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-04

THs Boes LUNCH AID sile DHsf
Bsxa. Jon viii alvays 1ad = The
Cooeoedh Hall. o Mn slssee, not
only The bess of hose nado. bot also
The sxcolleae Humboldt LaeSk h..
Also Inspected bsss il qeaFt e ptne
bottles. Boiled han and Ill kiuds Of
cold lunohoo - order.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-04

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