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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-08-07
MAINE FORFEITURE LAW
A variety. of Plans, all easy
to work.
The Union MUTUAL Endowment
Plan.

The Union Mutual Endowment
Plan.
Payable in 10, Is. 90, 25, 80, So, 40, 40, or 80
years, or at prior death.
Also payable at age 50, or at prior death; premi-
ums payable during the term, or in 10, is. or 20
annual payments
The dividends upon these policies paid by
Revers onary = additions to the sum Insured.
The policies are Hnc0n table and UnreSlricf-
ed In respect TO Travel Residence, and
Occupation after three yeaFs. In case of
lapse after three annual payments the researches
the present value Of the lOadings the future I'M
paid premiums. but not to exceed 25 per Of the
reserve-is applied 10 the continuance Of the insur-
ance in force at net rates. If this value is more
than sufficient to continue the insurance TO the end
of the policy term the remainder is used to purchase
is then living. In of death within the extern
sion, the policy is payable less the plain life prem
ium for each year of the extension prior to the DEATH
not exceeding five such premiums with interest.
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Mrs. CaSWell'S ParlOr Glasses
AND
School for Young Ladies and Children,
WILL REOPEN
SEPT. 18th. mt 90 PARK ST.

Arithmetic is taught by the Principal and special
attention is given to all English branches
Occasional lectures will be given during the year
upon subjects connected with the school work and
there will be the following Of twenty lectures
each; on Physiology, by DIR. SARAH ELLEN PAL
In the French Language by Mons. DEPoyEN.
For circulars and to engage seats apply at 90
Park street, after Aug 18th. Mrs. Caswell viii be
at home to business callers on Wednesdays.
aup7 eodtoct1
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NEW ADvERTHsEMENTs TO-Day

Enterprising local agents wanted in ihi,
town for an article that is sure to sell; live
druggists and grocers preferred. Address Hu-
mission Food Preservative Co., 70 Kilby Street,
Boston. iy30-daw1m
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ILLUSTRATION.

2O-year endowment, issued at age 35, premium
S49.79. Three payments secure II years. and $50
days insurance; five payments, 10 years and 800
days insurance. ten payments, 20 years insurance,
alive.
These results wiz be increased by dividends.
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The following list of taxes on real estate Of Non
Resident owners in the Town of windham, for the
year OF Eighteen Hundred and Eighty Two, (iS82,
tor Of said Town, on the twentieth Goth day o
June, a. ID. Eighteen Hundred and Eighty Two
qeozJ mas been returned TO me by him as re-
manning unpaid on the eighteenth day Of June 40
Eighteen Hundred and Eighty Three, ,(lSS3,) by
his certlfcate Of that date nd now remain unpaid,
and notice Is hereby given that If thesaid Taxes,
interest and charges are not paid into the Treasury
Of the said Town within eighteen months QS) from
the commitment Of the said bills, so much Of
the real estate taxed as will be sufficient to pay the
ges will without further notice be sold at pnblic
auction at the Selectmen's Office in said Windhan
on Saturday the twenty-uinth day (29l Of Decern.
Der, A. D. Eighteen Hundred and Eighty Three
Qe83) at one O'Clock in the afternoon.
Name of Non Description Of Value Amount
Resident. Real Estate. Of Tax
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The milk train on the Boston & ALBANY
railroad was badly wrecked between Natick
and Wellesley Sunday night; both tracks were
ing
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NOTICE.

WI. ID. AMES has bought the exclusive right.oi
w the Eureka Lamp Stove, for Cumberland and
York Counties. Anyone canvassing In said Coun-
tics for the Eureka Lamp Stove not authorized BY
me will be prosecuted. Agents wanted.
w. ID. AMES,
"a Market Square, Portland, Maine.
ju2e 5pdH
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STATE NEWS.
ANpRoscoGdIN COUNTY.

The Central Maine troiting crcnit opens il
Lewiston, Aug 9th. A good field of starters
mall the classes is promised. The 300 minute
aud 2.39 classes are trotted Wednesday, fol
$500 and $500 purses respectively. Thursdays
are the 2 30 and 2.30 classes for $500 and $500
In the $50 class, the following are the en-,
tries: j. b. Woodbury., Lewiston, blk Black
Ranger; W. w. Lydston Lewiston, Drummer
Girl; A. @. Scribner. Auburn, Danny
I. d. Marsh, Boston, CHI Boston Boy; e. G
Rood, South Paris, o Windfall; l. p Wood,
bury, Portland, blk IN Nell; FL. L. Williams,
Hartland m Pernilla
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The Union Mutual NOn-FOrfeit.
ure TOntine Investment Plan,

These policies require the payment Of twenty.Ave
annual premiums At the end Of the twentysffth
year, tue insured is entitled TO one of three otion
an annuity during life, defaite and stated easR
cat9e independent entirely Of dividend earnings or
II insurabie, pdid-ap policy. These policies are
subject 10 the Maine NOH-Jocfeiture Ld,c contai,,
20 restrictions upon tr0ret and residence and after
three years, none upon employment, and are incon-
testaDie Ihey are entitled to divideRds in Ieduc-
ton OF the nth and subsequent annual premiums.
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ILLUSTRATIONS.

On Table NO. ], at age 90, the premium is s44 se
Twenty-Five premiums entitle the insured to life.
annuity OF slv0, cash value Of 81, $3.50, or, il
tnsurable, paid-up life policy Of So $50
On Table No. 2, the premium for same are IL
s1943. twenty-five premiums entitle the Insured
or apaid-up for So, 40.
Table No. gives the results Of payment OF Ok
annual premiums Of $50 each, at all ages Al sge
cash value of 81 ,092. go, or paid.up policy }sr
S465o. f'i'0S lot
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Death of the Clerk OF Courts of Kennebec
County. MIaH
William Stratton, for 36 years clerk of courts
OF Aennebeo county, died yesterday, aged 70
years.
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The Union Mutual Reserve Divi.
deEad Plan.

This is an endowment at So, issued at regular
rates. The reserve dividend period is 10 or 20
years. At the expiration of this PERIOD provided
all the premiums have been regularly piid the in
sured may have either of the following options:-
BE mag acithdrii5 m cash the entire reserve on his
policy NTH his share Of the Surplus reserved to the
policies issued upon the same plan during the re-
serve-divdend period.
He may continue to pay his premiums, and re-
cetre it cash the amount Of surplus which has been
credited to his policy.
He may il iRSurd6ie conrert the cash rdlRe of the
policy into fatiy paid up insurance.
ne may coarert this Udlae into q iiJe-dnaaity.
He may coRrert the surplus apportoned to his pol
icy into an annuity to be applied TO the payment of
his future premiums.
He may receire the amount of the poIicu whenever
the reserve ON policy and accumulated dividends
equals that sum.
The reserve dividend policies are entitled to the
benefits OF the Maine N0N-f0rfeitiue Ldtc They
contain no restrictions achGtecer upon trdrel and
residence. After three years. they are unrestricted
IN respect 10 occupation, and incontestable. They
are entitled to no dividends in of lapse or death
prior to the expiration Of the reservedvidend per
iOi
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NEW ADvERTIsErHEvTs.
wINDHAM.

NOn-Resident Taxes i'm the TOvVs,
OF Syimdhan, in tie County of
Cumberland, i'm the State OF
Maine, for the year OF taSS2)
eighteen Hundred and Eighty
Two.
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Wanted.

NY ladies or young men who are out of employ
IN ment, in city or country distance no object,
can have steady work at their own homes all the
year round; work sent my mai; any can do it;
good salary; no canvassing; no stamps for reply.
Address BURT EMMONS, Manufacturers, Box
2170, Boston. aug7d1w*
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HANCOCK COUNTY.

The room OF Mrs. E Samuels, OF Philadel-
pha, a guest at Iyman's Hotel, Bar Harbor,
was entered during the absence of the cccu-
pant Saturday, and a valuable gold watch, a
diamond pin, pearl ring and diamond ring
stolen. There is no clue to the burglars.
All the persons injured by the recent buck
board accident at Northeast Harbor, are doing
well. A great deal of sympathy has been
shown by the friends and acquaintances Of the
afflicted families ii many ways, and the suffer-
ers have received every attention that kind
hearts could suggest
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ILLUSTRATIONS.

The IO<year adjusted premium plan pro-
vides for a regularly increasing premium until the
tenth year. after which it remains fixed at the rate
given Tor the tenth year. At age 25 the first pre-
MUM is S1270; the second. SIS SO; the third SIS.
OF; and so on Increasing until the terth year, when
and thereafter the premium is S2S.l4.
The plain hfe-rate at a 20 Is Sl9.Sa. This rate
Is not reached upon the adjusted premium plan I'M
til the seventh premium. When the insured reach
the age of 35, he pays and continues TO pay pre-
MUM of S23.14; whereas the plain lhe-premiuIn at
that age is S26.3S.
UpOn the k5-year ad jusfed premium plan
the first premium at age 20 is SI27O; the second,
Sl3.55 the third, S144U; the fifteenth and there
after, S24.bO. The plain life-premium. Sl9.S9, is
not reached until the tenth year; and the continu-
ing premium Of S24.6J is $3.50 less than the life
rate at the then age of-40.
Upon In. 2O-year adjusted premium plan
the first premium at age 20 is S12.7O, the second
Sl3.41; the third S1412; The twentieth and there
after, S26.19. The plain hfe-premium, SI9S9, is
not reached until the eleventh year. and the con-
tnuing premium of S26.l9 is Sll.78 less than the
plain lfe.rate at the then age Of 45.
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3 r. w EL-L-ING-
TOMS CHOLERA
MIXTURE.

For Disrrhea, Cholera MOrbus,
Cramps, Dysentery, Violent Purg-
ing Pain in the bowels, Sc.
This is the most valuable Of all
the varieties in use, stands unriv-
allied and is particularly recon-
mended for children Buy it. Try
it and you will find it household
necessity.
The three preparations above
can be found at just one place in
the City.
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Each Of the plans Is fully and e,aarIv
described in the COmpany's nubiicstions
which will be furnished mon annJjss,
tiOn 10 the hons oiIiee ar anyof ils agen-
eies. II will be found, up0n examina-
u0n OF these plans, that thew possess
especially advantageous features,
ana cover @sl Gesir8 bic forms of
insurance, some one Of them being
pattieNiarli adapted 20 meet the precise
wants OF the Individual insurer.
~ IN the bands of ctiye, energetic,
thtuSliioUS agents. Therefore, they can.
nOt iaii 10 he productive OF aEge and
profitable business.
The Company T. ready TO negotiate
with, and wi make liberia contracts
Tor goo9 territory with ehts who viii
energetic lily
PnSH Fur BUSINESS
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Joseph Wardell, aged - years, was drowned
at McDonad's ship yard in Bath yesterday.
The body was not recovered.
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a company OF gentlemen, consisting OF Sem
ator Hale, Collector Sawyer and others OF Wis
casset, and several gentlemen from Boston,
have purchased Fishermen's Island, the outer
island 10 Boothbay harbor, about mile out
side Of Squirrel, and contemplate devoting it
TO summer cottages for such persons as are
seeking resorts on our unrivalled Maine coast
Senator Hale visited this region few DAYS
ago. 1t is stated that other ISLANDS on the
coast are being purchased for this purpose.
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rENoBscoT COUNTY.

Mr. Joseph Rollins, Of West Corinth had
been assisting her husband In slowing away
hay on scaffold, on Monday last, when he in
structed her 10 slip from the hay and he would
catch her in his arms. but as she did So he lost
his balance and they both fell to the floor, in
iuriBg the lady's spine very seriously and
ly that he was delirious for limo.
Capt. Joseph s. Kent, OF Brewer village,
Friday, started to sit down, but the chair being
farther away than he supposed, he fell 10 the
floor, and in the descent received the sharp
corner of the chair 10 his side. Being heavy
man, he fell with much force and fractured
several ribs
The amount OF potatoes of the crop OF 1882
shipped from the east to Bangor and from
there west reach the large figures of 1852. 233
bushels agantt 434097 bushels of the 1881
crop. II should be considered, however. that
the crop in 1881 was much below Ithe average
Division of the revenue district OF Maine mum
Der 125, ranging In amounts from $1008 to
$1,000, the total being about $4,000 The total
amount OF rebates in tho whole State was In
the vicinity Of $26,000
An ecclesiastcal council at Patten last
"Wednesday, ordained TO the work OF the min
istry Mr.. George w. Stearns, who has for some
time supplied with great acceptance the Con.
gregatioual churches of Patten and Island
Falls.
sAGADAHoC COUNTY.
Joseph Wardell, aged u years, was drowned
at McDonald's ship yard in Bath yesterday.
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Sunday afternoon fire destroyed the upper
portion Of the house of James Booker, Warren
street, Rockland, together with barn and shed.
Cause unknown. Insured, $500 on house and
5000 on barn.
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OF Granville Cloyes, for $1s8 so, extra pay,
for setting and repairing MIGRANTS during the
year ending April 10, 1888, as the custom had
been to always pay chief engineers of the fire
department for that duty.
Petition of w. S. Trefethen and others to
discontinue Island Avenue from Peaks Island
House, as it is now laid out, and re-establish
the original survey.
In regard to several of the above orders
there was some discussion
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Regular Monthly Meeting Of the City
Council

The regular monthly meeting OF the city
government was held last evening, and the fol-
lowing business transacted
In Board Of Mayor and Aldermen.
petition signed by about twenty captains
OF steamers pilots and agents of steamboat
lines, running from this city, was presented,
asking for the removal of the present harbor
master, on the ground that he docs not attend
to the duties Of The Office
On motion of Alderman Winslow, sthe petit
lion was referred to special committee, con-
sisting of the Mayor, Aldermen Winslow and
Tukesbury.
The committee on fire department reported
that there is an unexpended balance of &c.
$3.50 in that department, and in the water
and hydraDts department there is balance of
$350901.
In regard to the barn on Neal street, said to
bs nuisance, owned by f. A. Waldron it
was voted to give the owner from now to Nov.
LIST to remove or repair the building. If this is
not then done the city will pull it down.
The owner of the building on the corner of
Canton and Portland street was voted the
time from now to the first of September to
repair or tear down the building.
The Mayor appointed Thsyer S. Trott, John
I. Bracket and Frank I. Brett, special pc
licemen without pay.
Leave TO withdraw WAS recommended on
petition of H. G. Quincy and others that Fed
eral street from India to Mountfort be relaid
| ont.
Leave to withdraw was recommended on
petition of Josiah Sterling and others that a
certain part Of Island Avenue, on Peaks Isl
and be discontinued.
The ordinance in relation to the care Of pub
lie grounds was passed to be engrossed.
An Insane person was committed to the asy-
lum at Augusta.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-30

SALT LAKE, January 20 9.h.-To-night at 10
o'clock MIR. Dooly, sgent Of Wells, Fargo &
Co, received a telegrsphic messsgs from j.
n. Thscker. dated at Deseret Utah, statinns
that Grin Nay and Fraak Hswley two of
the men engaged in the Central Pacific train
robbery, had been captured. and had just
been brought to that place by J. S. Black.
It seems that sn attacking party had been
organized, composed Of J. n. Thacker.
lespie Of Tooele county, J. S. Black
of Dsseret, end George Boyd and others. who
went to Swassy Springs, S5 mi es north of Des-
eret station, on the Utah Southern Railroad.
The attacking party surprised two Of the
robbers-Nay and Hawley-at horse corral
or range, and when they vera ordered to sur.
render they began firing. Seventy.fiye shots
were exchanged. The horses Of the
two robbers were killed, and Nay was
mortaly wounded, btiog shot through
the legs and body. The attacking
party escaped unirjured. Havley was also
shot through the legs. Their comrades-
Frank Francis, Ras Anderson and Cobb-are
In their stockade, and surrounded by party
sent by Dooly fIom Deseret. The besiesing
party are expecting to be reinforced by q
party commanded by officer Deal and Sheriff
brown, OF Ogden, sent out by the Central
Pacific from Montello The party was at
Deep Creek on Friday, and would make
the junction to-day. The robbers are well
fortified, and it may be found necessary to
use howitzer to dislodge them. The wound
ed robbers confess all. They were engaged
In the Deep Creek robbery, as well as the
attack on the Central Pacific train. They
say they wanted to m axe one good haul and
then retire. They will be brought to this
city tomorrow morting, arriving ct 10
o'clock.
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ing, when he was released, the evidence of
himself and johnson showing that the death
OF Murphy was accidental
struck with CrOwbar-PIaced in the
Penitentiary-Desp Disposed OF.
SALT LAKE, January 29th.-At the Ger
mania smelter this morning Henry Gerson
struck Willism Jewett over the head with a
crowbar. iDficting wound thought to be
fatal: The injured man was brought to the
hospital in this city.
Albert Davis, one of the parties implicated
in the assassination of VIM. Wslker at Park
City, was brought to Salt Lake TODAY and
placed in the Penitentiary.
The Butte IRter-1fountdin of yesterday
says: At Weeksville, Montana, last Sunday
night, four despersdoes, known as Ohio Dan,
Blondy, Ed. Enright and another man, were
arrested. The three aforementioned were
hanged without ceremony, and the fourth was
converted into a lead depository. At another
place, two miles west of Weeksyille, simi-
lar scene was enacted, three men, names un-
known, being hanged on the same tree. all at
the ssne time, when the coach left Weeks
vile. This is the work of the vigilsntes,
who have become tired of the bloody deeds of
the rouebs and murderers who have overrun
the country through which the Northern Pa
cifc is passing.
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UTAH,
Boy Accidentally Killed by Compan,on

SALT LAKE, January 29sh.-Yesteriay
morning three boys, named johnson, Murphy
and Peterson, living in the lower part of the
city, went duck-hunting. johnson and Muir.
ply got to playing with each other, when
Petersen Joined them. saying he wished to
separate them. stepping between them with
shotgun in bis hands. The gun went of, the
full charge striking Murphy back Of the ear,
tearing open the skull and killing him in
ssantly. Petersen, seeing what he had done,
left the dead boy lying on the ground and
ran to the City Hall and apprised the police,
who held him till after the inquest this even.
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NEVADA.
The legislature.

CARSON, January 29:h.-There was lorg
discussion in the House to-day over the rail.
road bill, which had been kept three weeks
in the hands Of the committee. Much iDdig.
nation is felt over the slow work of the Leg.
islature in this respect. The fight over the
Ssate Prison Wardenship comes up to.mor-
row, and the bill to mako the Lieutenant.
Governor ex officio Warden is looked upon as
Lost
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PROBATE NOTICE.

I'm THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALI.
I fornia, county OF Sacramento. In the matter
Of the Estate OF E L. BILLINGS, Diseased.
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY, the 18th day
Of FEBRUARY, 1888, at 10 o'clock A. NJ of said day,
and the Courtroom of said Court at the Courthous
in the city Of Sacramento, county Of Sacramento,
and State Of California, have been appointed as the
time and place for proving the will Of said z. l..
BILLINGS, deceased, and for hearing the applica.
ton Of L. N. BILLINGS, for the issuance tn him Of
letters of admin tratcn with will annexed thereon
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court, this
26th day OF JANUARY, 1888
[sxALl CHAS NJ COGLAN, Clerk.
YoUNs YOUNG, Attorneys for Peti ioner.
f21 lit
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suryeyor MIssIng-RaIIroad Mashouf.

PORTLAND, January 29sh.-A Lewiston
Idaho) special says: Mr.. Osborne, surveyor
OF the Oregon Short Line. is missing. He is
believed to have become snowblind and lost
in the mountains. He lift Lewiston early
Saturday morning for the camp, fifteen miles
up Snake river. A searching party is now
out.
A telegram from Sprsgue, w. T., says the
Northern Pacific road has been washed out
in several places east of Ainsworth. As
there are no streams of Importance. it is
thought repairs will be made to-day. Traffic
is now interruDted
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New Life

is given by using Browns
IRON BITTERs. In the
Winter it strengthens and
warns the system; in the
Spring it enriches the blood
and conquers disease; in the
Summer it gives tone to the
nerves and digestive organs;
in the Fall it enables the
system to stand the shock
of sudden changes.
In no way can disease be
SO surely prevented as by
keeping the system in per-
feet condition. Browns
IRON BITTERs ensures per-
feet health through the
changing seasons, it disarms
the danger from impure
water and miasmatic air,
and it prevents Consump-
ton, Kidney and Liver Dis
ease, &c.
II. S. Berlin, Esq, Of the
well-known firm of H. S.
Berlin & Co., Attorneys, lie
Droit Building, Washing
ton, D. c., writes, Dec. 5th,
1881:
Gentzeme,l. take pleas
ure in stating that / have used
Browns Iron Bitters for ma
laria and nervous troubles,
caused by overwork, with
excellent results.
Beware of limitations.
Ask for BRowN's IRON BIT-
TIERS, and insist on having
it. Don't be imposed on
with something recon-
mended as "jMst as g70oa.'
The genuine is made only
by the Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Nd.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

cisc0-The Northern Pacific Railroad
Army : Homicide In Santa Barbara
Counfy-Nsrrow Escape of n Girl from
Death by Fireman Fatally Crushed by
Heavy Boiier-The British Columbia
Indian TroubIe-Deafh from Abortion
ETC.
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A placard was posted few days sgo in
public garden of st. Petersburg, eDjoining
the people to avoid places frequented by the
court, lest they should be- hurt BY anything
that might happen,
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OREGON.
Railroad Army 20 be Moved.

PORTLAND, January 29tb.-Orders were
Issued yesterday that Hallett's army Of 5000
men at the Northern Pacific front shall be
moved to this city, and go to work on the line
from here to Kalama as socn as they meet
the force from Misseula ming west. The
junction of forces there will probably be
made in five weeks
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IRON, STEEL, ETC,

q. Hermann & C0.-Manuiacsurers and I'm.
Porters- NO 356 kearny St, near Pine. The finest
hats at the lowest prices. Factory: IL Beiden at.