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Russian Hustiers.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 31.-Tbe Project
Of the police hrs unearthed band or Mill
lists 1t their rendezvous, an Obscure rcs,de'cs
In this city. The police force, in an attempt
TO capture them, met with ! stubborn resist
suce. During tie fight three officers were
wounded. One Nihillst, 6nding capture IN
svitable, suicIdsd on The spot. Eight ~.
manning conspIrssen were arrsated. II Is
supposed that only : section Of the party
have bssn secured. Among The implements
q destruction wers found Scsr "poodsr q
ynsnits, o. abeat ~ pounds.
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Northern Pac,nc Examiners.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-To-dsy the Pres
ident appointment John Kelly, Of Oregon,
VIM. d. Dean, Of Minnesota. and Isaac
Brandt, Of Iowa, ss Commissioners TO exam.
Inc % miles Of railroad constructed BY the
Northern Pacific Railroad In Montana. He
also appointed Aaron 81. Craigln, Of New
York, Albert Ordway, Of Washington, ID. G..
and O. rameroy Reese, OF New York, as
Commissioners for another 20 miles Of The
same railroad In Montana.
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1T HAS been discovered that the title TO
large part OF Council Bluffs, on which very
valuable buildings stand Is clouded. II
seems that In 1857 these lands we're con-
veyed TO the Potawottamie Indians and their
title has never been extinguished. The
cloud of title has just been discovered and IL
Is presumed the present occupants will he
"Smoke. Housed
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THE present distinctive characteristics Of
Northern and Southern Indians Is that The
Northern ones are apparently satisfied with
stealing horses and cattle, while those Of the
South perpetrate the most hellish deeds Of
murder and raplne. Perhaps and probably
one reason 10 that the Northern Indians
stand in wholesome fear Of retribution from
American or English troops II they take hui
man life, while the Southern Indians know
that over the border 10 refuge, whatever may
have been tneir sins.
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PRESIDENT ARTHUR has been for some
tImo contemplating trip to Florida and eI
poets to remain guest Of Minister Sanford
for some ten days. The necessity for ap-
pointing a Postmaster. General within ten
days after the death Of p. II. Gen'l Howe
has delayed his departure some days. He
intended to designate Hatton to ''act" until
his return, but 1t appears that could only be
done for ten days and the President had to
"consider" and determine definitely before
lAauin,n
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There ID ct present . great deal Of writ
Ing about the return Of the Hebrews 10 Pal
es Inc. The calmest writing seems Go come
from Hebrews, although George Elio1's
.Dsniel Derondan has inspired pot lutte
rns husiastic rhetoric. The Jescish World, Of
London, 10 said To be the organ If the "re-
formed jews" aud IL Gays that the mission
VI their race 10 20 propagate sensible view
Of life aud not 70 restore sbs Kingdom Of
Israel.
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THE blight on the Lily 10 deeper. Mrs.
Labouchere, her fri end ,patroness and chspe-
rome left Mrs. Langtry and returned to Eng
land because the Lily dropped ignobly in
the golden glow Of Gebhart. Then Mr..
Langtry sent over his wife's sister to do the
prop rietiss and look after the moral atmos-
phere which surrounded her. This took some
of the "cussedness" off for awhile, but now
the sister is reported to have fed to Canada
with a man who neglected the formality of
marriage license or ceremony. Tough out
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JAMES Fl. MILLS. PUBLISHER
SECRETARY FoLoEn Is still quite III and
his friend think he will never resume duty
as Secretary Of the Treasury.

The oregon Short Line Railroad between
Pocateilo and Granger was badly washed
out last week and all transportation for Mon
tana and Idaho Is temporarily coming around
by Ogden.
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CALIFORNIA is getting good rains In
abundance, n general average Of nearly three
and half inches having fallen up to March
Goth, during the present storm. The farm
ers now expect abundant crops.
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BIsaARcK's sixty-eigbth birthday was cele-
brated by brilliant demonstrations in Berlin
last Sunday. BY the way, Bismarck was the
biggest first Of April Joke ever perpetrated
on Europe.
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THE Denver " Rio Grsnde Railroad, from

THE Denver " Rio Grsnde Railroad, from
Denver via Pueblo and Gunnison City to
Salt Lake, Is 1873 miles long. The distance
between Salt Lake aud Denver via the Union
Pacific line Is 600 miles. The Denver d Rio
Grande is now completed and IN operation
10 Salt Lake City and the forces are at work
on the extension to Ogden where 1t will con.
meet as q trans-cogtinentsl route with the
Central Pacific. As stand of Tor this the
Union Pacific is extending its lines to the
Pacific coast with the Oregon Short Line
and connections.
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GOVERNOR CROSBY has appointed Mr..
John b. Read, of the Inter Mountain, com.
missioner to the Denver Exposition, for
which the Legislature appropriated $500,
Mr.. Read filled this position last year, and
filled IL very creditably. We are glad to see
notice Of his reappolntmeut. Montana's ex-
hibit last years was meagre, and the location
not good one to attract attention. 1t will re.
quire half the appropriation at least to fix
up such an core house" rs Montana should
have there. With that amount of money to
expend and carly application to the man.
ayers, Montana would doubtless be accorded
. prominent position and have an attractive
display. A commissioner cannot do these
things without money and without large
and handsome as we'll As valuable collection
Of ores. In the way Of advertising Montana
~ mineral country, or Of calling attention
TO particular mines, the Denver Exposition
10 the best method We know Of. The COM
missioner should have 1t least $1,000 more
than Is appropriated, and exhibitors should
"puf up" literally 10 assist In the object
sought. Mr.. Reads experience last year will
benefk him this year. He is well informed
In with "the newspaper foiks;' writes little
himself sometimes; attentive to bis duties
and csurtsous TO visitors. We know, be
cause We were there. But dent send him
down there again empty handed and with N
inadequate display Of minerals. Show NJ
Montana for what she Is worth or don't hanl
eut her sign.
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How Il ended: The scouting party sent
out from Fort Assinaboine after the Marias
raiders returned to the post day before yes
terday. II was ont Of the question to make
any progress or accomplish any good results
In such storm Is has been rsging.-Rirer
Press.
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FIRST COMPTROLLER Of the Treasury
Lawrence, has had TO weaken on his propo-
sition to not pay Congressman Ochiltree his
salary as member Of Congress because had
some unsettled accounts with the Govern
ment, but he holds to II that Delegate Sing
User cannot have any pay until his accounts
with the United States as Secretary of Idaho
are adjusted. Following is the First Comp
troiler's decision: .'In view Of the explicit
provisions Of the Constitution aud the rea-
. sons on which II rests, It must be held that q
= salary must actually be paid to Represen.
tative, because the language Of the Consti-
tuition Is imperative: "He shall receive COM
pensation for his services Is fixed by law. Il
his compensation Is not paid to lin, and Is
withheld, IL cannot be said he has received
1t. As to Delegates from the Territories
they stand upon different footing. They
are created by statute, not by the Consti-
lution. A statute can therefore change their
right to compensation. In view Of this, Ii
must be held that no set-off can be made in
the case Of Representatives In Congress, but
may be as TO delegates"
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PERSONAL.

Tom B. Warren, late of Dillon, HIS in
augurated new enterprise here, namely,
au auction and commission house. Mr..
Warren has good lungs and is boss
auctioneer, (no puff, and sells everything,
from spool Of thread to saw-mill.
DIR. J. II. Herman, an old resident Of Mis-
soula and of the Territory, is spending few
days on his old stamping ground. Time has
dealt kindly with the DR.. and, save an addi.
tional tinge Of gray, he is the same genial
gentleman as OF yore.
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In The next room we saw ROUNDS punched
out Of the strips. These soon accumulated,
three hundred being punched out in Q mill
ute; then eighty minute were shot through
n hole which trimmed their edges. They
were then fire softsned and washed in saw
dust before they were ready to receive the
final "die" with the milling and Queen s
head.
Even then all was not over. The weighing
machine was the prettiest thing In the place.
Each coin fell on ledge which, according
to Its weight, dropped the coin into one Of
three boxes underneath. If q shade too
heavy, it went 20 boz on the l-f,; II TOO
light, TO box on the right; and IL exact IN
weight, II went into the middle box. The
middle box coins are ready for circulation;
the light and heavy ones are rolled IN again.
On table hard by, Ia the measuring
room, were some goodiy looking bags.
..What are these ?" asked. aEach.n said
our guide, "weighs go onnc~s, and cont aims
f200 In half crowns"-some s LOCO.
The propensity to handle W as almost IRE.
sistible; our official friend, however, would
not let MS touch anything except what he
handed to ms. Silver chips and sbav,nes
were lying around, but the <inveluni ary. OF
course) motion 10 stoop was checked by the
admonition that our time was short. and
that another detachment Of would he burg.
lars was waiting TO be sspersonally con.
ducfed.n
Everywhere ropes were placed to prevent
ms going too near The seere Of action; none
Of the machines could be easily appro ached.
and We were kept well In hand Together. /
felt sonechat grateful for this, for . man
does not find himself within reach of such
pile every day, and we are all apt 10 be
rather weak kneed under temptation. I
must confess thai my fingers twitched several
times most un&ccounsahly.
Outside. the Royal Mint Is guarded hv
detachment Of soldiers drawn from the oar.
rison Of the Tower of London. and bonr
alter hour. for The last sixty seven years, the
pavement around this building hes echoed
he moEssonots tramp Of the restless sentry.
KKMPsnIIL.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-20
Nstice of Application to Pur.
chase Timber Land.

CNrKD STATS DIsrlI7 LAND OYyIcR,l
Olympia. Washington Territory.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
~ complianee with the provisioas Of the
Act Of Congress approve, June 5, 1878 entitled
" An Act for the sale Of Tfmtef Lands in the
States Of California Oregon Nevada md waah-
ineton Territory" BrFPHEN DO WILL, of
Kf,sap county, Washington Territory.
has this day 6led in this once her application
70 purchase the Ne 4 Of seT ton 8. In town
willamette Meridian
ANY aud al perpons ciaimin. adversely the
said described land, or any portion thereof,
are hereby required 70 file their Claims in tins
once within sixty 1901 days from date hereof
Given under my hand, at my once In OlyD-
pia. W. T this 5th day Of July. AID. 1888.
JOHN p. CONVEY,
.yl2 l0W RAQ1G40r of the Land OflcA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-20
LAND NOTICES.
Notice Of Application oPur-
chase TIMBER Land.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.
OIYNP7A WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ In compliance with the provisions
Of the Act of Congress approved Juns :
Der Lands In the States Of CatiforniA, Ore
9on- Nevada and WaAhtn4fon Territory,
Albert II. BrookA Of King county, Wash
fngton Territory, has this day lied IN this
ONCE his application 70 purchase the lstz
l. an s a section No Z. In township
lamette meridian
Any and al persons claiming adversely
the said described land. or any poreioa
thereof. are hereby required TO Ne theil
claims In this ofEace within sixty ~ dAyI
from the date hereof
Given under my hand at my ofncs n
Olympia VT. this I'd day Of Nay. AID.
lsS2 JOHN F CONVEY.
myH low REGISTER of the Land Omca.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-20
Notice Of Application to Pur'
chase Timbepol and.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFTIcE
OlYMPfA. WASHINGTON TERRrToRT
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
N in compliance with the provisions OF
the act Of Congress approved June / 1873
entitled An Act for the Sale Of Timber
Lands in the States OF California. Oregon.
Nevada and Washington Territory SUIT
ciifte Baxter. Of King county. Washing
ton Territory. has this day fled In this
ofilce his application to purchase the lots
and !. and w Of SE Of section No. L
in township No. q north. range No. 6 east
Of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the said described land. or any portion
thereof. are hereby required to file their
claims in this Office within sixty te0, days
from date hereof.
Given under my hand. at my ONCE In
Olympia W. T.. this 2lst day Of Nay, A. d,
1888. JOHN p. CONVEY
myH low Register Of the Land Once.
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

UNITED srsrEs DIsTRIcr LAND OFFICE
Olymp .. Washington Territory.
~ OTICE Is HfREbY GIVEN THAT, IN
y compliance with the provisions Of The
Act Of Congress approved June 8, 1878. emit.
tied An Act for the sale Of Timber Lands In
the States Of California. Oregon, Nevaia and
Washington Territory" ALFRED THUR
LOW. OF King county. Washington Terri.
tory. has this ssy q cd in this once his sp-
plicstton TO purchase The sw 4 Of ssctio
No. %. In township M g north. range No.
EAST Of the Willamette Meridian
Any and al. persons claiming adversely the
said described land. or any portisn thereof.
are hereby required TO file their claims In this
offee within sixty t6o' days from date hereof.
Given under my hand, st my cfice IN Olym-
pia, ". T.. this 5th day of July. a. d 1888.
JOHN r. CONVEY,
jy12 10@ Register Of the Land Once
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SUMMONS.

TNTHR DlerRlCr COURT OF rHE raIRp
Judicial Dsstxict OF the Re Yfsery Of Wssh-
mgton, holding terms q Seattle. 10 KinG
touaty. for the counties az King aad Kitssp.
No. 3S3&- Carolipe ~. Hocn.so. plslnttG "
IN mas HaAucn. 10 endAnk CUGplsint Alsd
In tAs essnty Of King. 10 the ofkee Of IL
C,erk Of said District Curt
TEE UxIrEp ssAYo % Ausa,cA SEP oasszus:
10 THOMAS HAxpos. Sl-fsnAant- ere
hereby required % sppsas in a actaoa heuugha
sgainst 700 b. the above named Paainff6 d
the pts1tct ccprs OF the Third Judicial Dta.
trics II the Territory Of Wssstngsen. holdiDg
terms ~ the CITY Of Seattle, In the Coussy e
King. fog the CDunsfes Of KtnR nd Attnap.
and 10 snsveR the compliant hled tAese5l
within SIXTY days frcm The date Of the Arss
publication 81 this S1mDoos. % Judgment b
dsssals viii b. ssken asaanss you. according
10 The peayer Of the complaint.
The satd settoa u bfapgAt 70 eAtain juaa.
ment Of divorce foeov<r dissolv.ng the 6p0Ao
Of DstTimopy BOZ apd heeu1cfceo extseina
besueao the plaintid I'D dsfendns,- for -
following eA1ses: rYnt-Csuel szesknsns e
Plaintiff ~ defsedas1 eecend-N egiees e
dssssdaas to make suitable provision Sse ~
family.
wisneaDthe Boa Aoese 8 0ssuno, Judes
,of the satd DtseRics Cuuss, -
s4AI Ii ssal thefscf, this siuh day q
s~ July. 4. D. tsoA
1AMH1 oEAvxY. Oerh
lam =. LuROw. ODu1y.
!. j. Osna I'D Hall SmiiA plnanG9b q.
sa.ssa him
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Notice OF Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.
UnrrD STATE. Dr.r.icr LAM oyy1cn

UMTlD SrArEs Dmfnic1 LAM OVYrcI,l
Olympia, Warrington Territory.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that, IN
N compliance with the provisions Of ihs
Act of Congress approved June 3. 1873. sntitled
An Act for tn sale Of Timber L nds In tks
States Of California. Oregon. Esvsds and
Warrington Territory" Ossian J. Carr. Of
King county, wsshington Territory. has this
day nisd In this once his application 10 pur.
chaas the sW 4 Of section No. Z. In township
No. 81 north, range No. East Of the william
cite Meridian.
Any and oil persous claiming adversely the
said described Land, or any portion the -eof
are hereby required 10 nls their claims In thia
once within sixty t6o| days from daae hereof,
JOHN 2. 0OWKY,
my3l iow Register Of the Land O6lcs.
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Csrr7D STATE II raIcr LAND OFFICE. I

CHrr7D SIATKs Ii TRIcf LAND OFFICE
Olympia, Waehinpton Territory.
Office Il HEhEfY GIVEN THAT. IN
Act Of Congress app, Owed June 8, 1878, entt.
tied An Act for the sale OF Timber Lands
IN the States Of California, Oregon, Nevada
snc Washington TerFit y. EUGENE THUR
Low, OF King county. Wsshipgton Terri.
tory, hss this day fled in this ONCE his .ppli.
cation to purchase the 81 / Of section No.
%. N township No. % north, RANGE No 6
ast Of the william etts Meridian
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
said described land, or any portion Thereof.
are hereby required TO ale the claims in this
ONO within sixty l60l days from date here Z.
0ivtn under m, nanc, .. my ONCE in Olym-
pia. W. T.. this 9Th Gay Of July, A D. 1883
JOHN r. CONVEY,
ivl9 10R RI cjSfer nj fhe and 06rA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-20
Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

CNfTH 6fifFs DIsINcr AND OFFICE.
Olympia. Washington Territory.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, n
IN compliance with the provisions Of the
Act Of CONGRESS approved June 8. 1877, emit
tied /" An Act for the sale OF Timber LAnAi
and Washington Territory" 4 BERT h
YOU'D, Of Kitsap county wash. Territory. hal
this dss 6led In this once his application "a
p rchsae the q y Of sw Z, NE L Of ew 4,
and NV 4 Of an Z, Of section No. q In toxn.
ship No. - north, range I vest Of the VII.
lsmette Meridian.
Any end ell persons claiming adversely the
said described and. or sny portion thereof.
are hereby quirsd 70 f'ethsir claims In this
ONCE within sixty 1907 days from date hereof.
/. Given under ny hand, 1t my once In Olym.
pis, ". r., this Cad day Of June. A. D.. 1855
JOHN 2. CONVEY.
je16 low Register Of the Land Once
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

UsnKD e1ArD DuYnsc4 LAND Oyy3a,
OLYMPIA, washtnston rsrritosy.
IN compliance With the prvvisiens a q
Act Of Coagrees approved June ., 1881, emit.
tied :" An Act for The sa,e o. Timbsr La1ds =
the ssstss Of Calf mia, Org q, Nevada and
washingtoa Territory" John O. Pair. q
King county. wsahingsso rerritoey. hes tAis
dAy aied IN this olhee his spplisaRion 10 pur-
chase the eHh Of ssctioa No. Q. in sownsAfp
cite Meridian.
Any and al pessons claiming advsessly IL
aid described Land. o. any posf1en thGrsnf,
srs hses6y required 10 Ale their elsims ins %
once within sixfy leOD day. sron asss hsrsof.
0ivsn under my hard. q my oGlcs h Olyn.
pia. y. T.. tAis 3elh day Of May, AID. 1aea.
JOHN y. 6OWRY,
lei loo RaGiooef of the Lad o.
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KBN1ALL'S SPAWN CURB.
kendaII's SPAWN Cure.

West ESossrrGH. VT, Feb. is. lssl--Dr.
B. Kenoall l. Co.-Geuts: Seversl months
ago injured ny knee jJint which caused q,
enlargement to gov the sig OF large vai
nut, and caused me v.y severe pain al tie
time FER four or i've weeks. when bsgsa 10
isfsctory RS lis. II has completely removed
the enlargement and stopped the lsmenesa
and pain. l rave loIR known IL to be excel.
len, for horses hut now know II to Be the
best linin ert for human fesh taat an, se-
quainted with. Yours truly,
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE

Is sure in Its effects. mil In its scti,n. a. II
does not blister. yet It Is Penetrating ana
p verful 10 reach every deep seated pain OF
to re rove aoy bony ovth or other enlarge
mems, such as spAvins, splints. curbs. cal
Ions. sprains. swslIirgs, and any iameness and
all enlargemepts Of the joints or limbs. o.
for rLeum ,tism in man. and for any purpose
for which a liniment 10 u.ed for man os
beast. l, is Dow known to be the best lini.
ment for n An ever used, acting mild and Jet
certain In its effects
Send address for Thu taat<d Circular, which
We think ewes positive proof Of its virtues.
No remedy has ever met with such unQuali.
hed success to our knowledge. fer beast -
We as man.
Price 81 er bottle. or 6 bottles for Is. All
druggists have 1t CT can get IL for you, Or IL
Will be sent to any address on feceipt Of price
BY the proprietors, Dr.. B. KENDALL 1 Co.,
EnosburRh Falls, Vt.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-20

0entlemen, who desire 10 obtain sea-
sonable well-made Underwear. or Gents
Furnishing Goods, or the latest styles
u Neckvear, should call on L Harris,
at the California Clothing Hoass, Yss-
ier-LsAEy Block. He has . full and
oArsfully selected stock. l6lm
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Seminal wsaknesa. Imposency. night 80 -,
~ AreA@A pinples on the no - -
0anAoo4 can positively b cse
- - $500 ; =: s,s. ,ss ti enssss5
ia Euro0s "a inspccscd thoroughly ~
vasious Ksspisals tksre ebssi.i.g Z e.
danl e valuable infoFmaticA vnaca
ee0ps4sas % impays . thoss u =
NJ services. Dr. Gibboa VII ~.
chAxuo unleO b efocn cu nj
6 8 diseancs may b cured q no11 -
oomDun3caf3oas sericey ocnnos.s -
- % 60 bus ths Doctoe. P ~ 49,
ing - she Doctor win 49, - ssssss d.
g IL paSsr thsy - ~ ~ - 40 Ad-
CAAFBss seescaah!A CSeno - Isl, San
aEoD Or. y. 6L9Q aska9e q
FsaaciaeA sssd sdkwu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-20

Closmo Quo. B. Littall h closing
ont his entire stock Of goods. CONSISTING
Of boots and shoes, notions and gsnts'
furnishing goods. for the purposs Of
changing his b0aineas. You will get
bargains By calling on him a No. g
Front stfssk. Dsnny's block. js5
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HAVE yes sEgN fnKm

Those elegant nsv ranges Just received
By waddsll 4 4les direee from the man.
manufactories-the Superior Range and
Stove. They are The finest, mos soooom-
ieal, md altogether desirable range On
the Pacific Coast. Call and - them,
even u ron don't buv.
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Ths es1s6eated Grown CyiindaR, yeax.
"a and oeAee lsheiaAtin9 - g Wald
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