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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
THE STARS.

Edwin Booth ended his engagement in Boston
on Saturday afternoon at the Globe Theatre IL was JIM
family successful Mr. Booth will appear IN Ncw-Aork on
the 10th of December at the Star Theatre
Barrett continues his engagement in Boston at 'he
Theatre where he Is drawing crowds in 1he play Vi
3. Erapcesco da Rimni" w Henry Irving Will appear
to.nigbt in Philadelphia, at the Chestnut oioo'
Opera House ..... John T. Raymond Is 'hl9 "oeA' "
washington Mr.. and Mrs. Florence appear W
NIGHT at the Third Avenue Theatre III 'iiS
CITY, Kate Claxton deyotes Inc PleseH' "0sA
20 Rochester Genevieve Ward VIII act III
T,,,,in tre,and til December l. On December .
.he annears at Cork where her provincial tour VIII te
inmate ON Decembers She then starts on her projected
tour around the world. Langtry VIII DC seen
this week In Louisville.
Jobn Mccullough will act in Cleveland this week..
1oce richardson gives dramatic rectas in Philadelphia
=. Noya,nhar o6 and o.. Lyttcn Sothern will be
seen this week In Logansport, Richmond, ana IN
dionanolis Kate ClaxtOn reappears IN New
York on December TO- Mrs. Langry comes BACK 10 ths
city on January 1884, John t. Raymond arrives mere
nm January 49, Mr. Irvings return engagement VIII DC
Aued at the Star Theatre next Fanny Daven-
~ enters On the ninth week of her engagement at the
Fourteenth Street Theatre, in the drama OF Fedora
a MAY which still engages some part OF the puonc
attention w Marie Geistinger continues her season
Of German drama at the Thaha Lneate anu hC F Pe
Nessrs. Robson 4 Crane may DE seen uuIlIg w
next two weeks, at the star and anpc9red
at tbe Association Hail. N " on the 23d INST. giving
hrant recital of Julius Caesar TO open tne ASSocld
Ton conrse of entertainments. Mr. Gus Nllllams
has been seen at the Grand Opera House. III Ohe oi lho
Miss Maggie Mitchell has had week OF good business
Mt the Third Avenue Theatre with anchoh ana Li''e
IaraGoot " This week she Is in PROVIDENCE.
3dme Janauschek ended Saturday night an en5agemeh1
~ one week at the Grand Opera House, WhtTe sne
80 al cbt performances her usual robust ana eectlVc
manner This week she will be visible IN Nf TS Haa
1etnTns TO New YOlk Clara Morris appears III New
orleans December 3......Don BoaGlcaut Will pe ~
Ills week in Erie Syracuse and Albany halIOIt "
thomson IS acting the Southern circuit ana she WIZ
visit his week Norfolk. Wilmington, Charleston Aa1ta
and Pen Sacola Frank Mayo acts IN ROndOut troy 20
hoes and Pttstield Joseph Proctor appears al Gou
cester ON the goth Sara yeWett WIN p pay a. Ill
week in Detroit and Toledo john II owens b
49, the line of the Central and he VIII Degln inc eel
81 PonSbkeepsie and close it at LOckpOrt NM
GodtesIa deyotes the present week 10 St Louis r
SHERIDAN is in Philadelphia. Claude "!huIHdh l. Il
the eniOy1pent OF great success IN Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
Gper,al Notices.
Evacuation Day.


Already we say, It lie some years ago
since we commemorated-with more or less sao"-
The short plucky battle Of Old Bunker Ill., .
Tho great Declaration and so on, until
The army disarmament fortnight ago.
And now we have come to the end oil the SNOW
The twenty .nfth day Of the month OF November
The date is correct, as you all viii remember,
when the morning was Just about changing 70 noon
The Red.Coats marched out OF our town to tune
which as far as know-and not given TO nattery
Has never been heard since around the old Battery
Soldiers who fought then have long SINCE been dust
The weapons that shone then are eaten with rust
And our country untrammelled by Monarchys power
Has risen TO glory ne'er dreamed OF before.
wonderful inventions this cycle has seen,
And one Of the chefest is JAMES PYLEs PEAhLiNH'
tits good for the paint and the knob on the door,
IL win brighten the mirror and clean mp the hoor,
IL will whiten the clothes Till they're whittier than MIX
It will soften the bath till it's softer than Six
with this knowledge, SO useful to high and TO low
We will all feel more pleasure In seeing the snow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
THANKSGIVING
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 80 1883 ,,,r, ~
AT THE HOWARD MISSION AND HOME FOR Little
WANDERERS,
40 NEW BOWERY, NEW-YORk

The time Of National Thanksgiving" at band Inis
FESTIVAL" affords the occasion for becoming
goodness Of God whose continued aery care ana
dant merces been and win us 80 khu ano
graciously during the past year. -, =, 49,
practical
and benefit the their
children by substantial tokens Of our humane ana Cnrs
tian sympathy -. ,,o-.., ,,,ss,ov pooos hava
bren 10 the the neglected ana helpless ehe1
OF the City Of York. and from elsewhere Ihousanns
them have been for and helped to Industrious usei
and honorable lives - IN, 49,, ,,u,oo.s
Help timely given many poor child and burdenea
widow" ,. ,,,..o. .,, accountant,
ments for the itself is respectfully solicited aso De
Contributions Of and other srticles 10 sustain 'nS
Nnmber Of families visited and receiving dement's ooo
from the Mission throughout the year. 9yyy
Chldron members Of these families Saa2
Visits among the families during the year..' o;yyS
PLACED I'd nSmgs anu ag u.s. seSi 70 IT. r. TOMPKINs
or $. HATCH, IfessuuIreI, II w. DIVA 00-"'
President, Nassau ST., Ney-York CITY. , ,,.,.
All kinds OF Provisions and Clothing 10 the MISSION HOUSE,
40 New BOwery, New-York city. ~, o,oLno no tina
Interesting services Thanksgiving Day Singing W 'n'
children addresses by attractive SPEAKERS ~ on IN
Dinner served throughout the Afternoon Doors open
THANKSGIVING Day IL o'clock. Services commence az
o'clock Public respectfully invited. A - hAlth,.
| m H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
THE COREAN EMBASSY.

Tho members of the Corcan Embassy will
,,,r view the parade from their hotel, the Victoria
c have been invited by Captain Fithian to 20 on board
the Trenton to see parade in the Bay hut 1t Is thought
that they cannot well do that after seeing the military
pageant -
Min Yon H. the prince, denied yesterday the Tnhor
coming from san Francisco to the eject that an elo'
was making 10 raise money for Corca Ia this city on f"lse
,.so,,,,tlopa NJ valuable mines I'm COrca. He said
mai The money had been raised In Shanghai ana al
bouCh an agent the COrcan Government hau CONF 10
tb cnIntry some time Ia negotiate l0a MS OIucIH
mad bccn utcrinunded and ne had reiunch 10 'pc
rrr are having gold and silver mines III every province
- Cnrcl Min Yon tx said and he could show the dust To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26

,+ros or vood descriptions of sporting subjects
rule those Who can ride cann0t write a tnS oT Instance
@ on no. means one in the first flight, and John Eyee.'
Mas and william Black 4, are very tby. gqGSf ng and will
pigeons with Dr. Carver in which the tho
dead-heat and by bis picture OF clsar idea Of that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
FINDING An OLD SLAVE PEN.

The old Whitman hotel at SmithtOwn, l.. l.,
which was built long before the Revolution, pur-
chased recently by Messr. Conkln and Payne who are
making extensive alterations and repairs On Saturday
the women discovered in upper attic what was the
original slave pen smithtOwn before the Revolutionary
War. The room lighted by only one window, aooni
twenty inches square alongside OF the odfashiOned
chimney structure four feet square. came out or Tie
roof. The room partitiOned of by means OF STAT
were thckly studded with sharppOntcd nails. Under
the caves were found two old muskcts ana some Old
FASHIONED iron Implements such used in the IRE
place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26

-, hooks, They print with old-fashioned
o. ,p nan paper which has been saturated
Ps ap anime solution and then sprinkle sn@ I m pnsSy
with that s,S S eG@ neef. 1 nsTs i Ssan Scand
appearance the edges Of the leaves are stepped III
up no IA arrd; and it is said that after reprint mas
spirit anu ,s treatment it is all but impossible for any
% "nS nS of hG% STer e to obtain patent
the IolS iIort firm have probably convinced INC
me III er own imme diatc lntenuohs ara nI 'N
tiles th'. a. s,,cccssors are 10 be scOundres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
THE REVENUE MARINE SERVICE.

WAsurNGroN, Nov. 25.-In his annual repo o,.
Major Clark Chief of the Revenue Marine tnss Its
mis- service continues to perform satisfactory WIN
es.es which now number thiry-eght cruiS'u az 90
,, n, 400 $40 miles and boarded and e1hh'heu 800
~ which number 224O were seized or reporter
Sor violating the law In relief work they have been par
,r"ry ecent having assisted 924 vessels in distress
which with their oarsoos aggregated In value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
Weekly Tribune.


NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
THE RUSH OF ADvERTIs EMENra FOR THE FAST
MONTH HAS BEEN UNPRECEDENTED, AND WE
HAVE BEEN OBLIGED EACH WEEK TO OMIT A
LARGE NUMBER FOR WANT OF ROOM
ALL ADVERTISEMENTS INTENDED FOR THIS
WEEKS ISSUE, WHICH wILLAMoUNrroU UPWARDS
OF e25.oOO COPIES, MUST BE HANDED INTO THE
COUNTING. ROOM BY 10 O'CLOCK on TUESDAY
MORNING IN ORDER TO INSURE INSERTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
THE DAFT moron CONSIDERED 4 SUCCESS

f.. N. Dickerson stated to " re-
porter last evening that his son, L. n. Dlcker-
son. IT,, had received no injury beyond h''e
sbaIing up in the accident to the Daft e!eclflo
motor on the Saratoga, Mount McuIeBor anu
Lake George Railway ON Saturday none oi .no p"ly
- r.. Is, ,,c u,nning OF the motor from the track
which was caused by running at too high speed afouhu
Cnrvc going down etocp grade IhGhc biSSemt t',
Three Daft motors nave been ordered ior tue Mount H0
GIegOr road,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26

and on board which were 2,497 persons Sixty people
have been picked out the water and saved from dro"
ing One revenue steamer alone assisted seyentyssif
merchantmen, valued with their cargoes at a.
Under the vgilant cruising of the revenue cutters ~
Alaskan waters the Illicit selling to the natives OF
and by the masters of awless trading schooners h
fallen Cn greatly these operations being confined now
principally to the Siberian coast The expenses OF tno
seryice for the wear were xS53,663.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
THE ANNUAL REPORT SHOWS.
Artistic Memorials.

,,, >,t,,- t,>GINNDGR ANTE WORKS, Hartford, Coma
N ouarries AMI Workshops, Westerly, X -.
Fine nouumrutl aud budding work in Granite lT1HlhE'
ad estimates furnished without charge COrfosponienc -
iiritrd \ \. Onice. 1871 BWay G. w. CANt lELD, Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26

Attend to the first symptoms of Consumption,
and that the disease may be checked in its ncpency, use
at once Dr. Jaynes EXpcctoran safe remedy for all
affections OF the Lungs and Bronchia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
THE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-FOr New-England'
fair weather. followed by Hight rains northeast TO south
cast winds lower barometer slight rise in temperature
For the Middle Atlantic States. Increasing cIoudi-
ness and rain slightly east TO southeast Winds
lower barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
Thanksgiving Feast
az the
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY,
1856 WORTH.SE

,,or,s L resun prasidant Hugh y. Camp Treasurer
George +. Belts secretary. y. Lying pup Aaln
George II. Morgan, Dawn =; i.-,ssto"
WILLIAM +. BARNARD superintendent
The House OF Industry trtich annual appeal Tor
financial assistance enable t 10 continue s IenethhS
work nj the Five Points. 80. .... ~, ,,.
nnb r generally aud has saved tIOm lives OF poverty aha
Children whose parents are not
able 90 anything Tor their support ana "oso
parents are able partially support lhen rs Wen ~
and endes little received the Institution uhi
they can be otherwise provided or children "hoss at3n.
are poor them 10 the public sChOs are
IN The charity school, and every possible way he h7t'
+ou seeks TO be benefit 10 the poor az the ave
During year Day Nursery las been opce. ~
70 40 children ranging between one and ave years to
O'Clock In the morning 10 OCO-A a. H5H'
while the mothers go out 10 WORK ,.,-., A. ..,,,
To provide all the various branches OF tne Wo tns s
of 90 day required and for thus sum the ioUse OF lhas
ry il largely indebted the generous offerings OF s
There mOe than 400 children eRch "Ay al 'e VIA"
neT.taOc.
THE ANNUAL REPORT SHOWS.
Meals given. conts
Ayer.ge Attendance school =, ..
In school since OTganLa 'i'V
The public ore all times welcome TO visit and inspect inc
The safest mode remittance is by check to the order OF
Sn hanksgying Day most interesting services VIII be held
I'm the Chapel AT o'clock me cl"toh VIA e4s i00' ~
form CalisthentC exercises, etc . a., .,t,a,.r On o,r
AZ Ocock ,iuner will he served TO the chuten IA our
O'clock il sufficient means are furnshe me Anhu.i
Dinner for the outside will be served Nv
An Interested cordially invited Oeoy inc nay WIZ u.
THE American safe Deposit Company
invite their kolers and patrons to witness the ENua
o day parade from the spacious windows OF then ne" ee
giant and fire proof building Of 5thave and 42ds u'
pregnabe vaults
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26

TuIni-Sr OFFICE, Nov. 2G-l a. m-Thc movement In
the barometer Yesterday upward. Cloudy weather
prevailed. The temperature ranged between ~ anu
,oo ,Lo .v,r,ae H5i,SD being 12as@ higher than on
the corresponding day last year and 3' lower than
on Friday. , ,.,,..., -. f,t, ,-c.tber
ma, ne e1Uectca to-day IA this city aud vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
Thanksgiving

ST BARNABAS'
DIVINE SERVICE, 1880 a. m DlNNEh, y pmni..,
for the means 10 give inc nuh0Ieo5 Va hunsiJ 'H' AN
their usual Thank giving Dinner ,,,, ,t t,NJ aot
Please send, early money or tood 70 Sds & @ ~ ''
or 90 Rev, o. IT, WOODRUFF, Supt., 500 MulDerfS'sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
MARRLED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Monday evening Noy y9
a., 10 43 by k"ehlCr Harry G. bOtthud 10
po daughter Of Nh Simon KOthscnild all OF this CITY,
An notices Of marriages must Dc 'Roorsea F'H Jun
.r...I.t u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26

RELIGION is very far-fetchcd when Moody
and worry poor Dublin New-Oreans Picayune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
9petlII No!ice5.
Rang. &. Co. 7S0 and 4l Broadway,
will sell at auction,

Sang, g. Co. 7So and 7ll Broadway,
will sell at auction
Tuesday November n, at $50 p. M,
orcction of valuable books pamphlets, Magazines
pd autographs both old ana new, many ols EeiaVns w
american history and antiquities
Wednesday, at $3.50 p. IN. ..
collection Of books, valuable wOikS III seueiA' A'o'"'
dfamalic literature Americana, etc. --------
Mink Lined Circulars
PRICES REDUCED 2OsPER CENl'
FROM 500 TO $50.
FROM $3.50 TO 500
FROM $40 TO Sl40.
FROM 500 10 $780, -, oil.
resc ara the handsOmest and best inade mhkheu WV"
lars I'm the MARKET and prices the very lowest .,r
liL5 III NV ''''' q. G.. ShAYNE,
1913 Princest, near BfOadw'V'
Surgeon General Barnes and other n9ga
& "a ,liselss and suffering ana deah OF JUS
SURGICAL operations for structures, Diseased
Sitat gland and urinary Diseases VIII Oe taS ~ N
IN such Sufferers they follow the uecJ0ns III t ~ III
ai e free nv the EUROPEAN AND AN EilSAaN 49,
UAI BUREAU, LIDS broadway No"'iorA' Ol"0' "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
To tho Benub,ic,u Voters Of the City of New.York.


The Committee of Eighteen" by order OF the Repuohcan
state Convention the Republican Central Committee Oh
the City having the general direction OF the ne"
enrolment of the OF the Republican party wod TO
TUESDAY Nov. 49, TUESDAY, Nov 20, and TUESDAY.
Nov 81 from to 10 O'Clock p m the following named
places;
First District-2s Yarick.st.
TbiTd pistTict-2ii 4th.aye. % Union square).
Fourth D!strict-2O7 East Broadway.
E Ei5a P Pi.1Tst-sd y SnfGa!.i
seventh Dstrict-56 Clintonplace.
Eighth Dlstrct-63 LudlOw-st.
Ninih DIstrict-il Grove 81.
TfnTs pIstret@io7 West sil'st
Twelfth District-25l last 4th-st.
Fourteenth Distrtct-l39 lst-aye.
Sixteenth District-i.ose mn Hail, 427 2d-ave. -
seventeenth DIstrct-TuIn Hail. 47th-str near ethavs
Nineteenth DistIict-West 67tlst and Boulevard
Twen, ,a1i pI9iisTctOIorton Hail East 59ihst
Tweaiy third DsriGt-Day's Hall, l3Oth'st between Lex
TT%en f ward-KschoTs Hall, l5Ohst and Sd.
'Twentyourth warl-l77;h.st, between Washington and
Railroad sves.
Rules have been for preserving the rights Of voters
and governing challenges that person can be prevented
from enrolment the right OF appeal 70 this committed
Every reasonable effort has made secure faithful
and honorable men az enrolling officers on account OF tho
considerable labor in the performance OF the duties
Of the Office the younger members Of the party have been for
the most part selected Under circumstances We believe
that this course We call attention 10 the fact that
no persop can vote primaries Of the party during the
coming year his is on the new roll Measures
have provided Tor the prcserv alton OF the rolls when com
Inspection OF any Republican voter sa o So
have given to tins subject by 9ng tna I'm 10
ment results in EXTENDING tne I "a nayS rolls
By order Of the committee ,pn Dt1rcHELL Chairman
| soLoy b. SMITH, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

tn. 3,Er, ,hs-s the b,r1ns ,idsi1ai 10 iA city 'taLi
% un- f NJ
r,ii.t waite ae r2rct ai' te o'slA rs
" rusy dlhng hours To 9I,s oI
lAdCsitl -
81. 4 Hiot4uGY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26

Iundbore's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Violet
Iundbora'. Perfume, Lily OF the Valley.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Edenia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-26

iti Npl'fC1 ~
name and address.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-02
Miners & LunbernGl'S Suits

We beg to call the attention of
the trade to our large stock, COM
prising a most complete assort-
ment of Domestics, Wooiens.
Dress Goods, Notions, White
Goods and Cents Furnishing
Goods. We make all our pnr-
chases for cash. We are prepar-
ed to offer to the close trade
every inducement. Our prices
will compete with the closest
markets of the East. We desire
to call the particular attention OF
the merchants of Montana, Wyo.
ming, Idaho, Oregon and Wash
ington Territory, to our house.
and cordially invite them to call
on us at first opportunity, and
inspect our stock and prices.
, 1883-02-09

Z
week tAemGtorieito for opening tclegrnll
Office az Pyscht, on tho government I'M"
i COAL yard, supplying that kind OF
tuel Ht reasonable prices, would certain.
ly get considerable patrouaro ia Port
Townsend
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OF Ne9Hm pay thaV was oroReh ""i'hE
'he severe weather II! 'ahuatY 'Vs' ta'
been Tep'red' ana co'nmamcao''. are
now complete with the lower 0c'N"'
A FArRoE says: Nothing like advor-
tisrng' House Ia rented; so discontinue
Ed' Inc au'er''SeIAeNc re'9're" 10
was inserted IN IasS evening nHA1f
ARGUS an0 inc nots was receive" "e'ot'
NOON 'o'ay' Inc sac' Oh ID9 matter "
that buildings are scarce IA fort loWn'
send, TOR any purpose ana IN
ellg'OIe residence u snappe" Np IN no
time
An alarm of fire shortly after noon to-
day called portion Of the town out OH
the streets. II proved. however, to he a
blaze in The yeptilator in the roof Of the
CosmoDohtan Hotel kitchen, which was
soon mt out with buckets. Loud com.
plants were made against the city goy
ernment for allowing the tire engine 80
remain in condition totally unfit for
use. New suction hose should be pro-
, 1883-02-09
Fron, d.,endny.. Dnny .

Go and see the Old Folks tonight. II
viii he unique,
TnE new paper is expected to make
It's appearance tomorrow.
WMara sorry to learn that the infant
child Of Rev. and Mrs. Reid is seriously
Ill.
Later We learn that the bale De
rat.,d this l!ir a 44O Iris afternoon.
lns ,:l.. stricken parent, mi relatives
have ,he tender aympatu.as Of the pub
iic.
Ma r. Laaias wishes 20 announca
that he is enabled to male ns'iIi further
reductions ot passenger rataa to Europe.
, 1883-02-09


tie Is ho" 'ehinS 'hf"hE" tickets pse-
palu, iFoA LuE@nH, hFeI'hu ana the
oohtlhenC % to'' Io"Rseh" OF "n! oJn-
er port on i"Eet 0ouhu 'of Tie "s'ohlsh'
'hRlS low nsuFe u F''''''
OCE readers have doubtless noticed
The change IL MIR, 40 ter's Cut.yaco nj
Ircrt'~cment. This medicine is doing
wonders, and already its proprietor
could command handsome sum Of mon
ey were he disposed to sell his right 10
Ute ''e" '''s"'etS' II o!"' 'tlE 70 prove
Il" i-'''' '''''"' fortune ioF nA''
oVh fe''o" townsman, Judge NorrlS,
70 recently hereft ot his Young wife by
the tand OF Death, has Just met with
another ioSS--that OF has rnfah+ child,
Which d!eu IN Victoria and was brought
20 tins place today for 1ntorment beside
tie remains ct ms wife and mother. Mr.
Norris has the earnest sympathy Of his
many trends
IT, you are in The hahit ot picking up
valuable timber Tor cord wood or other
purposes, on land not your own, please
read and pay attention to MI james 40.
tee inserted els,rnere, as by 40 doing
You may avoid difficulty. There is so
much land - this country that is chiefly
valuable tor It's timber, and to take wood
from snch land Is Just as much robbery Of
the person owning 1t as though y0u We're
to take his money,
LASH evening nome Chinaneu corn.
menced friny orockers IN front of Zee
TaTs STORE. unrgpaptto con,ent which ",
learn the la3 obtained from the CITY
rothars. in celebrating the Chimes, ney
wear. An raGguaot protest however,
from neigbhoring residents. soon stonned
the vun We have a city ordinance pro-
h;bifiro evacvtb;ng Of tbc kind nnd last
Fourth nf ,Jnly the white hoys were nh
r,grsel rorr,is.;or to ca,sbrot. lhe dov
hv hurp;oo fire crackers within the city
limits, therefore it il difficult To under
stand what principle Of Justice could
warrant the granting of privileges to
Chinese residents that are denied to the
sons OF cur own ciA2ens
Mps. DR. Potts, the eminent medical
lecturer is expected to arrive here to-
morrow from Seattle. She will appear
first tomorrow evening in a free lecture
to which al are invited. Her magnih-
cent success elsewhere, and the glowing
word, Of praise elected from tho news
paper press are ample vouchers for the
fact that she has something to say well
worth hearing. "Know Thyselt" is an
Injunction applyinu quite as torcibly to
the phvsical as to the intellectual man;
il is also quite as much disregprded in
the ono case as in the other; hence any
thing that tends to awaken careless
mortals to the necessity Of taking proper
care OF the BODY, as we'll as 10 instruct
thon, how to do a. csrrot faiI to do
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Oatmeal, Cornue, white and yellow Cracked Wheat Itku
Mixed Feed llrau and Flour, Oats and other yf. a..
.E0FFEF All grades Of Green Coffee huq iG csat.
NPA A. HAA4 ward Also Roasted and Grlursl g.
The best OF Ooongs, English Breakfast, Green IN A. .
and Uncolorrl Japan < r. A "
s49. We especially commend ouR FAvoRiTE~ fr ...
ourselves which has the host satisfaction Of ar E
this market Being full weight and pure il s
hll and the quality OF tho leaf such that pnrca@
register consumer OF this appropriately cael .p1
Gums, Ammunition Fishing Tackle Crockecy lamps Cst.r
Willow Blank Books, School Books Stationery Druur.
boards &c, oall Of which your
trl and courteous attention part together with Low
Dealing.