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Tar Eru Turk cotton and cofes eT,
rhnnees we're ci0s-d to-oay On scoount 81
ths election sn1 tnere ars 10 1919 IroI1
fl,st ~. In Eer Orlesns cotlon fui1ra
wee rom z 70 { points under tne closs lsst
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Whist VII stop my coughing a nigh
Gusrsntee Acksr's English Remely VII
Price 10 cents, % cents and 81 Sold By
w. n. Patterson a 90
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OF don't feel uelI'' The stomach Il out
Of order; neglected, this means chronic dys-
pepsia. You should take Acfer's DyEpep-
ia Tsblsts and avoid this terrible disease.
sod bv w. II. Patterson 4 O.
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Ladies should remember, . besu.iiul
curuuIerion resuits from nEcE Arrers
blood ElfrIr. sod b. ". n. Parters1n a
"a al
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An old nurse says. Acker's EnElish
Remedy Il f.est for coughs, Group. ciprberi1
or bronchitis. Sod b. " r. Patterson a
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shfloh's Cure viii immediately reliey.
croup. whooping cough and bronehisls
cold By W. II. Patterson q o., druggists
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shfloh,s Ustarrh Remedy positive cur
for catarrh. diptheria and canker mouth
sold By W. n. Patterson A Co, drug
qiets Dallas.
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Entirely ssusfaothFy. =
The Charter Oak q as near periectlon ~
We ever erpect TO find a stove Entirely
salts actory; in short, q perfect success as .
| 4 ri class cooking gfove.
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Is Purely Vegetable, entirely
harmless, Dead Shot for Chills

Dresss, propensity and passion bring
IN ,rk,nd nun. -rle>s ailments, ioreulnet
.tut.re lbrm 40 uss soas, ess. auGou5 de
o,li,y ann unpa'ural w--aktsss oi genera
I'VE oryans; Ali,-u's Rsa,n FU u successfully
overcoises ih-ss troubles snd estor,s the
sufferer so his iormer yRor. Al drug
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sHsckmetack,n a lasting and frsgr.n
n.rfnme. Price IS and 50 cents. Bold
81 W. II. Patterson, a %. druggists
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Entirely sstIsfaciar

For lame back, side or chest use bhiloh'
Porous Plaster. Sold by W. n. Patterror
A 90. druggists Dallas. Terss
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
Mems kip btogsns, from 95@1 IS.
Boys kip broFaus, from s0Al 90.
Mems p calf broGans, from ! coal 70.
Boys p. calf brogAns, from 959l Is.
Mems kip 2-buckls plows. O01l 30.
Boys kip 2.buckle plows, &@1 %.
Men bun balls. congress and button, 1907 20
Mems calf balls congress and button, 5o9f b0
Mems kip boots q 00<f2s so.
Nen p. calf boots, ~ GOALS %.
Mems calf boots rs 0oAe0 %.
Boys kip boots, Is 000ls %.
BOYS r. boots. 16 509A %.
Boys cal cots, % 5ess27 90.
wemen's a. Kip polkas. Ieoe7hc.
Miss C0 kip polkas. 6Sa7ec.
Child's ~ kio polkas, all size, I4s6c.
Child's Kip polkss, all sizes. 55<oSc:
women's calf Peg and ss polish, ! ooai 81.
Misses calf peg and So polka. cool 10.
womcn's buzz sewed polish. ,eea1 Is.
womsp's calf sewed polish !osl S1H;
Womep's srain sewe1 aud p1dsh. e0al 20
Wonen's kid sswed s0a1 %.
wooen's goat sewed polish 50 TO %.
Women's grain sewed buttohJ ~ 70 -
Women KID sewed button, ] 90 70 500.
wonel's goat sewed button. 75to23.
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a thorough vuufse "a .acsei > Dfood Eilxil
will remove all faint from the blood. II
cures scrofula, ulcers. boils and pimples
eold nv w. II. Patterson A 90.
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That hacking cough can be 20 quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee II.
sold BY W. II. Patterson d Co., druggists'
Dallas Texas
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For dyuy, ls,. 49, llEei evl-' siaint, you
nave a print,,i ..L-a- ~ 1T evtp tuibie o
shilnh'g NtaiixeT Il urest alb o. -
Sold BY w. a. Pattur>'in & Co.. fr"Tf'N'
Dallas
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Are yoa mads miserable by lndis ssiun,
consolidation, dizziness loss ~ sniet'rt :
yallow skin shiloh'e Nitaiizer 70 .H'sitive
cur.. Sold by W. II. Pattorsoa Il Co.,
druggists nallas
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GREEN APPLES-4 00G5 90 per barrel.
NUTS-Almonds. &c per pound; Brazil LOG
l2c; flberts, l5c; Naples walnuts, 15c per pound;
chestnuts imported none on the msrser pea
uts, Tennessee red. S@l6c cnoice Wnlts, lz'to'
CAUTIOUSLY PEARs-5 7baS o., per box.
ORANGES-Louisiana, per barrel, 10 70; per
LEaONs-sicily, 475 Per box, Malaga,
none in market
DATFS-In trails, l0@l2c.
BANANAS-3 00CQ4 90 per bunch
GRAPES-Nalaga. 6 coco SO half barrel
SWEET POTATOES-0n the str eets, rcd,
T5c per bushel; yellew, 90
OEIOES-New, l IS per eushel.
POTATOES-per bushel, co..
cABBkGE-New, 2 OO82 IS per dozen, or A.
CHiCKENs-we quote at 2 75@S 50 per dozen
turkeys, coal SO.
FGG8-25130c per dozen. -
BUTTFR-Choice western, 2eszoc; cookine'
Halle. country. 2502Sc.
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FRUITS. NUTS, BUTTER. EGGS, POUt.
TRY, GAME, ETC.

The bulk of the apples grown In Newport
district, Los Angeles county, has been pur'
aba.ed for one cent per pound.
The receipts of peanuts at New York the
sst wear have been SO. 500 BAGS. conparsd
with 1882 in 1880, ,1l5, AIS in 1884, and 10 $50
in 1880, for the twelve months ending Octo.
Der 81. The estimated receipts at that point
for the past mouth show g7l bags com
nsred with 4 sOl for October 1882, 6 082 in
1881, and 1854 in 1880. Present stocks in
New York are small.
The receipts and exports Of butter at end
from New York since May (tbe beginning
Of the trade year. compare as follows:
Receipts, pkgs. Exports lbs;
49, sysat iss5 ~ 27 $50 SO 9d6
S;nce usyj issa $50 lsl 1l.Sl0 III
same tin,e last wear S1I5Si 40tl 048
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-10
\. L.HEsIxR,s raRsr ADDarsox 70
TnE C1rr o. SEATTLE.

The great rush for lots in this addi-
ton Il unprecedented. Over City Of
them sold in the Last four weeks. Thew
are one mile east from the postoffice, On
tho shortest and most direct route to
Lake Washington. Mill street extends
through the addition. The lots are
amau farms By Themselves. being 6Oxl28
fest IN size. They are situated On a
high plateau, overlooking the bay, and
IN the near future viii undoubtedly be
right in the heart Of the Queen CITY
Of the Paci6o coast. These lots are
not offered for sale TO spectators for
cash. The plan il to give every man,
ne matter what his financial cifuum-
stances, q chance to secure q lot or
a block of land, that - ''time rolls
round" he will have reason to rejoice
instead of weep over his purchase. II
he IL Spectator and pays cash down
for his purchase, We bind him to clear
and fence his lot or lets within Q year.
II he 10 q poor man, desirous of seour-
ing . homo and saving rent, We give
him years chance for bis life, and il
be behaves himself veil, makes q good
neiRhbor, and especially If he clears
and improves his lot nicely, 10 give
him better chance. We prefer selling
- 20 ms ciass OF people on easy
se 6nan 20 receive ~ oasn m
nana. Our oo1ecs N 20 increase and
moispy homes ana Improvements,
population Of 10000 in 1884, 10000 in
lccos sO.OO N icsz, ana iuO.uU IN 1886,
Lsa oohtesPOnMn& weaitn. Inere are
aoas tGs0Ices IN sne M.es ana
tivers the nills ana mounsalns, the
PlaIns ana valleys Denlnd us, ana the
pIooo fa@no before us, 70 warrant thus
n.pW ssAse 2! a9aats' ana tney wln %
properly ue1llZ00 20 thl0 end BY our
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or leaving - -. n ;..vr~,.r ,S..,..
PaenenOers .rd s4;II 49, ~1sl,s,,tr~~
corr. ~ ~ - - IN : mir - -
Ia ~ nntiI H. - -. "A * 49,.
Mac md the nm.I s;cnaIs ar. o;rer,
thaf ~ I'm. m r.orse - 80. - -,
OIL a. ~ Iesve. e.. 49, hee.,.. ~
nrousr No. !. ,..eh..5 49, - ~ -
own risk. The mia g aiNsr.nt a. -
sr-I. 49, :. - ,. ..,e a = unel e As -
q couduo1or ar hr.ksrnsn nc3;f;ss -, -.
eenoers 70 laava af an nnn-.l nl.ca 4
passanoer q nox IN fsnIt vho foiIo-n
dirootiora civen him ~ Tia nersons n
charre al Il -,
o. s1ec6no : ,;as :. M entitled IN
asuae.eno.r;s r;ohts So : ma ~ -
Minced This 81 iIIn4r.ted ~. NJ
York 6a,;e;~,,, =, ~. -. 1900 -.
vho cl;rnl,ea 49,. ~ 49,. .e NJ
York Cen4rsi ~ Tor : r;ds hr.Ss.
man k;cked h;,,, 81 .h;1s IL. go -.
runnin0 srI \. ,ascvs,.d Ssr,sos.
aOaina tha co.nn.rv ,ct~;ths4. ,,-i;rc
the ob;acf;ons th:s ~ "a :. t-ssnee.er
ma kiokinc ~ rr,t tha hrrIsrr.r;s
dnfv. m Conf ec;6 that - -.;ohs
have ben mt ~. bof that II ouchf 10
hayo - dons III a vay - avoid do;no
him any unneee1s.rv in;nrv. fhat mi.
ting imueoner nereons al the frain Il
ono of the dutiee of trair hands. And
the comuanv q resnoa,GhIe FOR ~ man
uer in vhick thev rarform r.
Somewhat conna1fafl Mir fha oanar.l
subieot aru tvo deoisions nnon r,chta Of
passenRsrs Who ohoose to ride upor the
PLATFORM If st,esH r.;l,c.J csra IN
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She INIT very pretty
tno say my lady friands);
oces neither wise nor witty,
with verbal odds and ends
No heeting freaks Of fashion
Across her fancy run;
She's never IN a passion
Except tender one.
Her v0ice b Low and cooling;
She listens more than Gpealu;
Wn1io oehaD talk Of doinR.
The duty near she osaks.
Il may be but to burniah
The sidsboard's scanty plate,
OI but with bread to fuIniah
The beRgar at The gate.
So Who SEE what graces
She sheds on lowfy life,
To Fashions fairesf faces
Prefer my little wife.
And though at her With pity
The city DANES may smile,
Who deem her hardly pretty,
And sadly eat of style.
To me she seems Q creature
SO musically sweet,
/ would nat change one feature
One curve from crown to fest.
And 20 4 l<,,.na T.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CARD.

To THE INsuRIN0 PUBLIC: Having pur-
chased, in April last, all the inter-
est of L. S. McLure in the General In
surance Agency. carried ON in the name
OF Mcclure 4 Taylor, including the right
to use the firm name for such time a.
might be deemed advisable. this ID 10
give notice that, from aud after January
LIST, 1888, the business will be conducted
under the name Of w. II. Taylor & Co.
Representing large number of the
largest and best American and foreign
Insurance Companies, We are prepared
TO take Fire. Marine, Life and Accident
Risks at the lowest rates written by re-
sponsible companies. We shall continue
to make Insurance q speciality, and de-
vote our whole time to the interests of
our patrons; and prcperty-Owners can
rely on having their risks placed in
sound companies, their policies correctly
written, and their interests carefully
guarded in case of loss.
w. H. TAYLOR d Co,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY.
Office in Buffers Building, Seattle, W.
I. lit
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rsen DarrE.Esr srAxpreuxrs.

Not long since Wakefield Starkey of
Austin, while crossing the track Of the
international 4 Great Northern Rail-
road ON q valuable mule, was struck by
the locomotive and killed. The mule
was also hurled into eternity. Wake
field Starkey, although q perfect gentle
man on the street, was q domestic ty-
rant Of the deepest dye. Without any
provocation whatever, be used to beat
his wife and lock her up in q wardrobe;
hence, when she heard of his death, it
was not 90 much case of heavy be-
reavement a. Il was of mitioated Attic
non. As the engineer of the locomo-
tive was clearly 70 blame for the aooi-
dent, Il was suggested to the widow that
she bring suit for damages. She re-
solved to do 90, and called at the Office
Of the railway company. Tho proper
official happened to be in. The widow
had such clear case against tho COM
pany that Il was deemed advisable to
COMPROMISE the matter.
Nov, madam" said the official. after
the widow had thrown back her veil
and stated her business, I've are willing
10 do what is fair IN this matter. There
b really no occasion to 10 to law. u is
. delloato subject to discuss; 90 think,
without going into the merits Of It, /
will tender You check for $4,000, and
you will sign q paper releasing the
company from all further obligatory
demands"
The widow started, and said: "How
much7"
II am authorized to pay you four
thousand dOllars."
II aocept it." shs said, very much
aQitated.
The check was handed over, the pa
pers signed, and the widow walked out
into the street in bewiIdered frame Of
mind. Al ahe dashed the check, sha
said to hsEself, conhdenfially: II
didn't expect to get more than $50. I
reckon that railroad fellow didn't know
how Old that mule Was."
had never occurred to her that che
had sustainsd any loss In the death Of
her husband. On the other hand, the
official said to one Of tho clerks: "That
lady 10 letting ~ Oh dirt cheap. We
usually have to pay 5000 for Running
over hunbands."
Il did mot occur 10 him that the
widow bad sustained any loss whatever
IN the death Of the valuable mule.
What . striking illustration Of the
fact that different people look 1t the
Same thing in . different hRht.-Teras
SVfiMgs.
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Notice OF Application TO Pur-
chase Timber Land.

UNITED erA11s DlsrzucR LAND OyyIcu,l
OLYNPlA. WAamo1on TsnnrTo1y.
|RTOTIC4 II HEREBY GIVEN THAT. N
Act Of Congress appeovsd June .. lo7o. sati.
tied An ct for he sale Of 1inbef LanAs b
the elaAes Of Uslifsssia, Oregon. Msvads end
Warrington Tsssitosy," Mary Kennedy. 81
Kisg county. ". e, ~ this day Alsl .
this once her spplicalion 70 purehaas The H
Of MEX Of sscefoa No. -, In township No. 8
north. range MOL sastef ths Wlllamst>s NJ
Eidian
Any and oil psrsoas elaimine advstssly -
aid described Land, o. any portion thG1oot.
aes hereby required - de thsir claims u ~
once within dry (e0) days nom aate Aeesol.
Given under ny hand. q NJ eGAoo u 01yn-
JOHN y. 0oVKY.
dD-l1v noGiDose q he Land O0eo.
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Notice Of Application to Pr
chase Timber Land.

UNITED STATES DIs11Icr LAND OryIcr.
Olympia, Warrington Territory.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. m
In compliance with the provisions of the
Act OF Congress approved June 3, 1879, sati
tied IAN Act for the sale Of Timber Lands In
the States of California. Oregon. Nevada end
Warrington Tefritory.s Lynus J. Burr, Of
King county, Warrington Territory. hes this
day filed in this once his application to pw
chase the MEX Of Section No. 81, IN Tovpship
No. 81 North. Range No. East Of the william
cite Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
said described land, or any portion thereof,
Given under my hand. ct my once in Qlym-
pia. ". T.. this 9th day Of November. AID.
1882.
JOHN =. 0OWKY,
n17.l1W Register Of the Land once.
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Notice of Application to
Purchase Timber Land.


U04xU UxA1E3 DIy4M1o8 1AANU OO3JusV
Olympia. wasAington Tsuitosy.
IN complisnee with The provislons q H. A.
Of Ooo0sss approved June .. le7S, oetitle4
/" An Act for the aale Of TimbeB Lands ID ~
0tatss Of Califs1nia, Oregon, NevAds aoeWa11'
ington Tenitosy,s 0soeos Wilson, q King
county, Warrington Tss1tosy. has tA1s -
sAip No. - north, range 10. seast Of ~ WI
lnmstte Meridian.
Any ana all pssssas cla1ntnG a1vssBsly ~
I'D described land. o. any portion theeeoe, -
heesby required % 6le tha1R claims IN tA1D -
Ace within SIXTY to0) d1yo fro0 ~ heoSnf.
pa ". r, this Ii day a Decsnbss. AID. lsse.
John =. 0OWBY,
d0.llV DaG1G1ue a IL LAnA 00nA
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Notice of Application to
Purchase Timber Land.

UNITED STATES DmxRlcT LAND OyyDc1,
Olympia, Washington Territory.
Act Of Congress approved June 3. 1881, snti-
tied !" An Act for The sale Of Timber Lands In
tho states OF Calf Jrnia, Oregon, Nevada and
Warrington TeESitAsy," john 3. Nattison, Of
King county. Wellington Territory. he's this
day 0led IN this once his application 70 pus.
chase the MEX Of section No. -, In tovnahip
No. q north. range No. sast Of The william
cite Meridian.
Any and al persons claiming advsssely thN
ssid described LAID. Or any pogtioo thereof.
ore hereby required % ale thar claims Int 10
once within sixty (eo) days from date hegsof.
Given under my hand, q my once in Olym-
pia, Y. t.. this 31st day az Deoembes. AID. 1eoe.
JOHN r. GOWEY.
daQ.1lV 8AQ1GAnP a the land OD0o.
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srAsrLlSc pusCLosuRE,

Mr.. Chaa. Naher has succeeded after
much labor and pains in securing the
very best organs that can be found any
where on the Pacific Slope, for the
smallest amount of money. He has
nine-stop organs. with double swell,
for $50. For beauty of finish and rich
ness Of tone these organs are uuexcelled
in any market in tho world. He has
pianos the equal IL not the best that can
DO got from anywhere, the prices rang
ing from $3.50 upwards. Mr.. Naher in
vitea inspection from the public before
purchasing elsewhere.
Gas. NAHER,
Jeweler,
And agent for the Weber and Hainee
Brothers Pianos, and Estey and Stsr-
ling Organs. oa9-tf
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Probate Notice.

nERRITORY or WASHINGTON,
il County Of King, a9.-In tho Probate
Court Of said King county.
No. s29.--In tho matter of tho estate Of
Anne Eliza Smith. deccaeed.
Order 10 show cause why decree Of dis
On reading and fling the petition Of John
Ball executor Of the last viii and tesla
ment Of Anne Eliza Smith, deceased, set
tin9 forth that Raid e8tate u in Q proper
condition to be closed, and that portion
IT the rrsianc Of said estate remains to be
fiI 4iiy distributed among the persons emit
Il q ordered that Ill persons interested
In the estate of the said Anne Eliza Smith,
deceased, be and appear before the Pro
hate Court oe King county, In Washing:
ton Territory, ct tho Court Room Of said
Court in the city Of Seattle. In said King
county. On
MenAay, Janaasy lseh. lseSs
At II O'clock an, than and there to show
cause IL any they have) why decree OF
distribution should not be made Of the
residue Of said estate among the persons
And Il u further ordered that copy Of
this order to show cause b published
once each week for four successive weeks
before the aid 18th day OF January.
1854 in the Seattle WEEKLY POsT-INTEIc
LIGKNcER, . weekly newspaper printed
and published in the city Of Seattle, IN
se Don n,f e o SSa1 court Dec. "A lsse
: LIN. HALL
Judge Of the Probate Court
Hal Judse and ex-o6lcio Clerk
q the Probate Court OF said King county.
% hereby certify that the foregoing z {
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Notice Of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.

UNIxW oIAT0 O1DInSCF LAID O1v1CR,
Olympia, Warrington TsFsitory.
NoTICD Il H118DY GIVEN THAT. IN
Of Congress approved June :, 1S3o. entitled
I" An Act for The sals q Tlu60 IAsds n Ne
eestes Of CAlifosnia. 0rseon. Nevada and
Washinatou 4essitosy." CAnEl0 r. Davls. u
King county. wasAinetoa Tsrsitoey, hes this
day fled m this once h1s pplica1ton 70 Pun.
chass Ne MN Of MEX sd u d HGh -
D nossh. range No. 8 sass q Ne WillAnst1e
sSegtdiar.
Anyund ~ persous claiming advsresly ~
sniA Described land, ~ any portion tnaEeoe,
ars heesay required 70 Ale tAear cle1ms - ~
o6A6s vithia six1y tooI days fso1 49, h1.e1e.
MA. II. T., this - day e Novsmhse. A. D.
JOIN =. 0OWEY.
div naQ1souP q tie Lad o0oe.
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Notice Of Final Proof
ia LAND Oyvscs At OIYlnIA. ". e.
OocemboP yth. 1oB. I

u. d. LAID Vyy1c8 Al OEY0RNe ~. IN
December Sth. IN.
~ Notice II hereby givsn that DAxzL
nnal proof befoee he Judee. q. In his ahesnee.
The Glerk q ths District Court. q his odace IL
0oattle, ". T., on Wednesday, The l7lh day of
JanuaEy. AID. 1853. on HCmesesad application
No. $50, for the lots q, II end IL. Of Section
Q. Tow, ship n north, range 5 eas2
He names - witnesses d. b. Hughes. David
IA I. john Nssay aaa John 0ove. allof slansA-
teR. King county. ~ ..
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W. Z. BOONE,
ARCHITECT AND Superintendent,
fflce-Reinigs Block. ap28-tf

76 MoVAIA
I'm AND AFTER DEC. 9Th WILL
~ occupy rooms on second floor in the
OF Opera House. where win be found
prepared TO serve any one wishing first
class Dental work done reasonably.
dS-0 r. @. CALDWELL
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u hazanes any ons yin suffer fro0
blood vhsn 0ouvfllS Gaxupaxilla and
6tiIinaia, or BLOOD and LIVER
SYRUP viii pestoro health 70 The phys
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uyxup, pleasant to take, and the best
HOOD PURIFIER es9 discovered
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Weakness Of IL K6nsy1 Ryipelas.
malaria: Nerves. disog0sEs. Debility,
Bilious oomp1afnfo and Diseases Of the
Hood, Live, Kidnsys, 6tn0aeA, Shin,
0nurI's Ruou TmXxn.-Mollis Ar
ehse, the funuisst seejo- eomie singer On
IL staee; JsEsy Hart the great coms-
dim md end man; Beatrice Len the
charming ballads; Bully H.Karman, snd
man, vocalist and eoGnedian; Hauy.
etalGy, Exnna kAyAs1. kitty Tfns,
Spot Sloan. Fanny ONeel. Charles
ONeel, ths great Dutch and ISiGh eoms-
dian. I'll unde Tie direct npsFviaioo Of
Harry Umaeo ~ W. fMny md
oegvee general peefogmes. Chango Of
bin 10nday and Thnrsday. Admininn
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anA NannfAatuxing Company tAks this
MEANS q inf1gmtng - p1blie that
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Infants robes complete at Clay ton
Bros. Long dresses and slips cheaper
than ladies oan purchase the goods and
mako them at Clayton Bros.. ON Front
atreat