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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-22
- tt.IC lDlsII.

1 he little steamer Arrow. formerly be-
longing ~ >truye X Haines nt Seattle.
has been purchased hy Captain Cox, of
the steamer Bob Irving. she W rs towed
down b, III. latter boat on Ihursdsy.
aud taken 10 Atlanta, from which place
1t is said she will make regular trips Il
Edison and other points thereabout.
The Odd Fellows of Mount Vernon
announce y grand celebration on tie
18th inst. consisting of a parade. ora
tiou asd hail III the evening. The
sixty fifth anniversary ot the Order oc-
ours on that date. As the people on the
river never do things by be,ves, the sue
ce - of the celebration IS assG-ei. A
delegation from LAconner will doubtless
attend on the occasion.
A lodge of A. .. L. W. WAS organized
At Edison last week bv District Deputy
j. y Church. of L,conn-r. and the To-
lowing named gentlemen installed as
officers Past Master Workman. j. II.
Fravel Mtster Workman. Wm. Dale :
Foreman, Melbourne Watkins n Over
seer. Wm. Murray Recorder, VIM. Gil
more Financial Secretary, I. Halloran;
Receiver. II. sullivan : Guide. Z. smith
Mr.. NJ. Il. Cook Is again up 10 his eyes
ia business. Besides establishing q
small trading post aud ferry At Rexvllle.
on the SkacIt. he has also leased the
! Haller place formerly occupied by DR..
| Lewis on tue Sanlsh. and Will shortly
/ engage IN business at that point: mean
while the place AZ Rexville will be put
/ ia charge 81 some suitable person. Ii
/ Is expected that post office will lie es
/ tsblished at the latter place soon.
/ Mr.. u. Storrs Of Samish Is now happy
/ IN the possession Of a steamboat, having
purchased the ugy screw steamer Watch
! maker. formerly belonging - Mr.. Re
/ qua of Seattle. She will Toe used III
transferring supplies, etc, To and from
his camp on the S4mIsh. The Watch
maker came into Laconuer on Wednes
iay of last week. and tied up alongside
the wharf. Being rather top heavy the
boat capsized during the night. but was
pumped cot on Thursday morning and
proceeded on her way II the Ssmlsh.
Most of the logging camps have start
up on the river. among them the camps
Of j. r. Ball, Gage. Mlllet & Mckay
Leonard 4 1ibbltts. ). J. Rec I'd. Pip
pin Il Jaeobs, ClotsIer ( English. Dar
inugfr!low snd &. f. Jackson. Bloch
Il Jackman have shut down their camp
owing ~ some difficulty with the POr'
Rlakely Nlll Company IL regard 10 seal
ing. shere are still few camps on III,
, river that have not commenced opera
tlcus. among others those OF William ,
JaAiiesou ard Day Brothers. Maui.
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! The triennial elections for the vsriou:
bodies Of the Scottish Rte. having beer
recently held. We give below the result:
FOR Seattle and Port Gamble:
Washir gtor Lodge of Perfection. No
I /, S-attle-Edward :. lngrsham, Senior
I Aaster 2; william II Gillian. ). W; sam.
usi henney. J. "; J ohn T. Damon
/ Orator; HiIlory Batter, AlmOner; CDas
/ 4. Wright, Seeretsrya aAUAsa :. Miller
( treasurer; Osver {. Shorey, Master OF
/ Ceremonies; Isaac Parker. Senior Ex-
. pert; John /. Jordan. junior Expert;
/ Henry Peterson, Captain Of dost: Ho-
ratio y. Morse, Tyler.
/ Lebanon lodge OF Perfection, No 1
Pors GAEnble--John T. Damon, Ven.
Master; Cyrus Maker. S@uior Warden
Orln kitely. JGuior Warden; Edwin
Gardner Ames. Orator: james Thomp-
son, Almoner: Daniel b. jackson, treas
ureI Alfred ID. Carton, secretary: VII
liam Walker. Master of Ceremonies.
William Cove, Expert; Samuel L. Lew
IL. Assistant Expert Joseph Comstock
Captain of Host; Robert ID. At,ridge,
Tyler.
Washington CHAPTER of Rose Croix.
No. l, Seattle-Johu +. Damon. W.
Master; Edward :. Ingraham. Senior
Warden; Henry Peterson. Juulor War
den; Jehu 1. Jordan, Orator: Stmuel
Kenny, Almoner: Charles \. Wright.
Secretary; Hillory Butler. Treasurer:
William Henry Gillian, Master of Ger
emonies; Jesse W. George. Expert: j. +.
Mitchell, Assistant Expert; Isaac Par
ker. Guard of Temple; Horatio Nelson
Morse. 1yler.
ST. Johns Chapter of Rose Croix, No.
1, Port q 4nble-John Fox Damn. W.
Master; Cyrus Walker, Senior Warden:
Oran hitelv. Junior Warden; Edwin
Gardner Ames, Orator; William Walker.
Aim pner: Alfred DImmock Carton, Sc
cret4ry: Daniel b. Jackson, Treasurer:
William Cove, Master of Ceremonies;
Wilbur ID. Scott, Expert: Amssa J. Mil
Ter, Assistant Expert: Joseph Comstock,
Guard of Temple.
Washington Council of kad Jsh. No. |.
Seattle-Sir John Fox Damon. Com
maIder: Sir Edward Stnrgis Ingraham.
First Lieutenant Commander: SIR Henry
Peterson, Second Lieutenant Command
er; Sir Oliver Chadbourue Shoroy Chan
cellor: SIR John Isnney Jordan. Orator:
Sir Samuel KENNY, Almoner: Sir Charles
Albert Wright, Recorder: Sir Hillory
Butler. Treasurer: Sir William Henry
Gillian, Master of Ceremonies: Sir Ed
win G,rdner Ames, Iurcopllier; Sir
john Alexander Campbell, Draper: Sir
Bailey GatZert, First Deacon: Sir Alfred
Dimmook Carton. Second Deacon: Sir
Jesss William George, Bearer of Beau
seant; Sir Nathanial Davis Hill. Bearer
of FRS. Standard: SIR John Webster.
Bearer of Second Standard; Sir Orau
hiteiy. Lieutenant of the Guard: Sir
HoratiO Nelson Morse. Sentinel.
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=. r RAILROAD LANDS.
EDITOR osT-ISTELLIGEScys

/ CEDAR RTvKE, April II, issi.
/ While it ia out Of my power to con
tribute my mite 10 the lssven in tbs
good work in which ! am proEd 20 kro.
the peopls Of this Territory are engaged
! feel that, Notwithstanding cannot be
personally with { citizens Of Seattle
In the good work Of bringing the ~ 7
Railroad Comp any In some degree "a
Justice, | can expre-s my eradication
feebIy on parer. | am delighted TO know
l!ye IN 2! ace where patriotism lives
and proelaims ia zeal - the world
say that all they have done and all they
are ende2voring 10 do ls after nv own
heart; and the sendIng to Hr. White "a
Wa1taII. too cIty, to lay oar grievanc-s
fully before the y .tlJnal Congress, Is 2
grand move III the right direction and
at the proper time. Ine battle of life
and liberty has to be fought over and
over agar. Al read III your paper Of
the departure and farewell OF Mr. White
by the members of the q. A. r., and the
honoTs bestowed and the thanks returned
on that memorable occasion, II makes
ine r. 1Ics that | am cont, III poraneous
thereSlth. The very mention of com
rad,s who have fallen III that gigantic
struggle for liberty 10 enough to move all
the he arts 1t Reaches. /. too, Was on that
roll, aud am also n native Of Whites
State of Virginia. 1t Is a quarter OF a
century since those stirring events oc
Cured. 1t Is only when hear the length
OF tune mentioned sluce ths war that ]
realize how short the quarter of a cen
tury has been siLce | was among the
Boys IN Bus. 1t recalls to mind scenes
that are much easier Imagined than de
scrlbed.
have long since felt desire to give
expression To my feelings concerning
your manly defense and fearless expo
sure of tnat heartless monopoly, the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, but
10y hook or crook Was prevented from
dong 80. | trust and feel convinced
that tie bill declaring the forfeiture of
All the uuearned lands viii pass Con
gIes5. IL Is la.Bentabie to contemplate
the vast number OF persons tnat are and
have been distressed thereby. That was
an overt act III Congress making the
grant III the start. 1t was bad legisll-
ton ~ we'll as AN outrage to a would be
free people, doubling the IrIce on even
sections to tn. Lomebuilder. pioneer CIV
liizer and tiiler of the ground, defender
III peace or war. He of all others needs
protection as the feeder of tue millions;
but, instead, he of all others is the one
most oppressed. His tax must always
be paid. while the rich smuggle thou
sands OF dollars Oh which no tax Is col
iected. And many ot the church -going
classes lead off III the grasp for gam, es
peclaiiy those Canning 10 be Christians,
Notwithstanding the Cos, ,els teach the
contrary, ooudemning covetou5ness. ex-
tortlon, lovers of gain and I'll by lucre.
: A rich man mot woman can IN nuwise
enter DC, &u. But the ileXIbilIty OF
the bibl. Is 81 forged as To in tfy any
aud al of them. &. BRowNFIELD.
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10 MLLs-Au A | sawyer and SAW
hlcr. Wi,h tour NoIrs experience III TlAn
utacturIng SAWS, saI wI.h good refer
ences, requires a situation. Address
Washington Territory Employment Bu-
reau, J II Washington ST.. Seattle. ~ 4
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HAT DEPARTMENT.

For lmen children the and We
howngv hing del n T
is Iasel n the west
We tale fine from 4 o saving
b
aytn solicit al
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SHILOH'S COUG aud Consu. .p-
tion Care is sold by US on 4 Guarantee.
\. B. Stewart, druggist.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can b..
quickly cured by SL.loh's cure. We
gn,trahtee IL. 4. u. Stew ri. druggist.
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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. made miser
able 10y that terrible cough. Shiloh.
cure Is the remedy for you. A. b. Stew
art, druggist.
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The SIX ,ting rink will be open every
afternoon and evening, except Wednes-
day night, Capt. Gilrnore's block. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-22

RAILROAD OFFICIAL CHANGrs.-Y.s-
Sans Elllah Smith WAS elected presi-
~ AN. "',H I. II. Prescott wee president
M. Se oIe9on Improvement Company
~. smith Is known as type of the
N iVe sc'iVe transportation managers.
~. w. ~ Edgar. formerly of san Francisco.
~ euefa! agent Of the Oregon Ran.
hss Navigation Company IN Chicago
s,o,.t.e p.eh appointed assistant general
10 ~ ,e agent Of TIE Northern Pacific
"a aAe me eheci May lSt. He Will be loca-
80 ueIe' j. NJ. Moorhead OF New York
paaea! Eastern agent uf the Northern
F;,.he Fle' has Resigned. and George X
@ a''eh appointed IL succeed hun,
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ohaSa SALE European Hotel for sale
sa."p, Address c. Goodnow. or call at
Ho'ei IN Nhatcom. W. I. I1'f
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a,a Aware of toe fac, that goods
n s,essarS IN order 10 do busiuess. 4.
in S.a,I selscted barge stock while
di,.san Francisco. these added TO
tio, iiupottations p. ce him IN posi-
lorso 70 furnish everything In his line at
p"sslnle prices. l2ri
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sr,l,;Iki ;iiENIkis DASpEIIoS Tonic is an
'eA<ef and cure Tor Indigestion. -
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iANAfInNof RAILROADS. One of the
Hue.'ons Brought before the last Lecis
azure Tor decision WAS how tn tax the
.a'i'oaus. After much researca bill.
"aop.ihg the law which has been IN
In.s'ac'ory operation III Minnesota and
So" Tor some Years. WAS introduced.
"ulon nnaily became law. Ii Is re
SSol'eu thM the Assessor of Walla Walla
auuuN mas been advised nv the Prose
cutting Attorney to ignore the new stat
we ard ASSESS the railroads AS of old.
II The Assessor follows this advice he
$50 taao, GO any harm, and his report will
n,a % Tue oasls for levving taxes as for
is'H, aud prove the foundation for a
isdi' 10 test the act of tue last Lecis-
ature.-E. n. T.5su.
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B,oQOP, WHOOPiNG COUGH and
loh,s CHS Cm immediately relieved by Ski
e' A. b. Stewart, druggist.
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READ THIS.

Owing to the fact that our establish
ment will shortly remove TO the Opera
House block we desire to call the atten-
lion OF the ladies of Seattle to the follow
ing unprecedented inducements
On and after Monday. April A, we will
give to every purchaser Of one dollars
worth of goods. a ticket emitting the
holder to a chance in one of the twenty
rich and valuable prizes which we pro-
pose to distribute on the day after we
open in our new store.
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,r,,.' htNLkY 5 DANpELIoN ToNIc is
named the Ming OF Blticrs. Il
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Hook and Ladder COMPANY

A SPECIAL MEET No Is CALLED
IA for tuesday. April 22t. al $ p. m. at
the City Council Chambers Matters of
i'm gortance 10 consider. The new fire
ordinance and election Of three delegates.
Members OF the different nre companies
arc cordially invited 10 ct with Us
aplS J. &. HAiNkS. Prest.
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4 ROAM HORSE OF SLENDER
\ and tai stature: fac, and logs white
tail and main gray. half blood undian, /;
has been missing by Mr.. Recktenwald. OF
Newcastle. for nearly three weeks. A
reasonable reward - promised. 20-3
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For Sale.

4 BOILER AND AN ENGINE. 9x31
~ with com plete machinery for erIst
mill OF two run OF hurrs.
J. ". BUZBY,
apis dw Corner Third and Union sts.
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NOTICE.

V>HE SEATTLE STEAM LAUNDRY
has opened a branch office in the
Washington Territory Employment Blu
reau. Washington street.. Leave your
| clothes or orders. dAAe
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To Rent.

DAkTIES WANTING TENEMENTS
/ OF four. three or one room, can be ac-
Inquire Al this office le I'm
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MINDS AS TO THE GENlJINENENN OF
OUR GOODS?


graduate fortune will
But to the large class really
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g DIS

WILL BE RECEIVED UPTO April.
w 26th. for the clearing of " Washing
ton Park" in Burkes second addition.
Half cash and half property given in pay
ment. Apply at once.
apis q. &. pHINNEN & co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-22

If our competitors purchase line Of FINE SUITS
ers. and the garment cut and trimmed in the sy
spects, why is it that prices much lower thar
r aiSed in some
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srArE 90 NHw YoRK ASSEMBLY CnAMBtR
ALBAsy, April Is, isS3.- Dunsg nv ten
porary residence her1 the nast winter con
tracied q severe cold. which, for lime. con-
fned mo 10 my room and rendered me un--
III TO attend TO my duties. ] rot
only suffered oil The inconveniencep which
usually attend a heavy cold. but was
afflicted with a tlghtness IN the nhost, so-
companied with severe pain, WI oh made
breathing difficult aud rest impo siible. !
tried tue usual remedies--cough drops,
cough oordisls, &C., but rsosiyed no sub
itantisl relic nnIil applied Aiio CHS fo-
rous PlM tsrs. on my b,ok aud chest
These put on whsn retiring and WAS De
lighted 20 ilnd myself much better ths next
morning. la two days | wac well, This
ana the sxpstisnce | have had with ALI
cocks Pla.ters la my family, has con-
ylnoed rue tbs, for ooughs, colds, spfains,
bruises. rheumatism aud local pains, ALI
cocks Porous Plaslsrs s'e the quickest and
JouN HOAu
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From n Boston Editor.

Merit vii via. 30 Ss thought a. gem
tsmsn was telling Of kis wonderful cnrs OF
a cough ana cold With Humphrevr' HON.
sopathio Specific No. Ho affirmed that
fof coughs pnd solids Of n stubborn ohhr-
Artsr ID could no, bs sxc,ll,d. IL ellAyed
tho tickling 10 tha throat aud distfe sing
cough, and relieved the hosroenen whsh
his friends bed bsoomr slsrmUd last pnsu-
monis wa, setting in. He commenced with
| Specific No. I, taking s'r pellets every two
! hours; cough coon beosme m,ldsr; hosrse-
nsss passed of strength and appetite I'M
proved, aud In tow DAYS hs was az well as
\ nyer
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Are mighty aud will prsyal. Rionosa,
the petfscLion OF roasted coffee In pro.
nonhned by ali who use II, the best roasted
@ Tee ever plrc.d In the Tx q market.
Prepared at the larg-st onfiee mil IN the
seuth. II IL shipped dtsol - THIS dealer
and reaches the consumer quickly, possess.
ny undminishsd, ,he ostutliu' flavor ara
arnms, whioh disiingulshe, hna coffee.
sold Immediately sf.ar roas'ing, by oil
groosrp, 10 mound packages Guaranteed
absolutely fresh ynd Pu's. Those who are
not familiar with ths superior quslitlss OF
Rionoaa, should IN justice 10 themselves,
ave 10 All sArly trial nud be convinced.
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County Judge Huut county.
GurvrvfLLF, TfrAs. Ami :, 1884

NJ TIcE To coETR .crobs - SEALED
" bids will be Fecelv 4 from the q day
~ Anal issl n the 2slh day ~ April, 1854, a.
20 o,riock' for the erection and comp elton Of
s-ore courthouse for Clay county, Texsss ot
brick with stone TRIMMING. ~ hi : W be hleo IN
me county cl rIs once OF sald oonnly on on. %
,,3s.'onrr. court r5serves The ri7ht 70 reeci any
al eli bids PLAYS a, 4 spl-if a'ions will be on
file IN con " clerks ofilc ~ - ouniy, o., stu
ef,er m 1st day of April. 1855 .. Ohniu,
COUNTY IudCa q ~ CIV " !. " N-.
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.Movoraud President Board Of Trustees.


NTOTInETO cONrRACroRs-SEAl ED PNo
~ pos i, for the building o. brick or ktone
iAii TO- Hunt county, xss VIII ne receivsa ~ ~
INV office, IN the citv OF Greenyille. untii IL
n q COS m on Saturday the 18th day OF May,
is4 The bids viii b. received for the erection
OF The building and for the iron work separate
Iy aud the bidders fr the bui "a ne will be re-
ouired to dle with their bids an approved bond,
~ the sum II S. coo with an scfnowlsc cement
of si.u.I rs and cor IA ate OF clerk OF court
where the part reside Of the solvoncy o. the
suretes; said bond cond toned for ,hs fsthful
d rformance OF the work according 70 tne plans
rnd spec ncaiions The party 70 whnm INC con- ,,,
trsct for the cells end iron WORK Ia awarded VIII
b. auircd 70 pive bond They viii also be
reouired 10 preten' samples Of material pro
ros, A IN he tisea I'm the coll ana iron wore
fiaus and specified ions On be seen at my OF,
Acc In Greenvi lie, Texas, and az ne once o.
Dofson & Dudler, archif Ct Nsci, ~ Va. ~
ier Monday. april 2s 1854 Cos" Wi. pe pald
~ III build n, Gs tho wofS progr s,es, and ,oi
II cells AID iron works y hen competed, nc
t1f,-; :, seryes tn g right - eec .nynn All olat'
:. snERRILL.
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Attention "a u1lled 70 tne Advertisements
NJ NJ. Kuus Shields IN another co umn, who
IL acknowledged as one among the moPL &C
cnmplished decorative arUsin In the coun.
I 2. Tie Keeps fall ciook 81 all goods in
ms line. which he Ollrrs CT Wholesale rpd
rotail. He gives special attention TO house
decoration. Tho HEEALD oan 1lsure ite
rssdsrs that M. Shields ie reliable and
prompt in al HE business opragements
and ~ one with whom ~ - always pleas'
NE TO transro, business.
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scmeih,ug that vii quio, the nerves,
give strength 10 the body, induce. r.ire h.
az .lsep improve tbs qutlty o. no OIgo"
and purity and brighten the oompleXipS.
rs vhet many parsons would bs very glsc
% obtain. Oat,er's Irol Pills are maio To-
,xactly this olrss 0f trouple7 end arc re-
markedly successful in accomplishing the
ends co6irfd 20 rsnei above They are
ugelul 'nr A1.r mcn Beg. N1mcn. Sold by
dfueeisis. Pros % GOATS s box. See adver
! 4
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full share by each Of these respectively but
CON binsd aud hundfsds q Other imp'oyed
implements Tor muscular aud hezltsfnl
i'm proysment la one place where
peTsOn Gan dreth himself 10
suit his own convanience f'ung men
OF respectable character who can view toe
importspos OF . e, mnssium tn crossing
city like Dallas ought 10 Interest them,
sslves herein. L. IL expected that should
We be- able to suppor' this, tho best, I'M.
proved and latest Quilts cgn he purchased
Tor same, aud also contain = good number
al baths and wash ba.ins, and, H. short
hrsl.class modern health acace'Ay,
HAHN.
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Avoriil Mixed Pants.

/ guarantee inis paint viii prove salts
factory wnsn Sppliod according 10. direo'
ilons. do not mean q guarantee vi eats.
Jon only when nrst applied, as every paint
IL satisfactory whom first applied, but my
guarantee emhraoes efficient time 20
roperly tss. tho merits, he paints. My
'tcnde and cuxtonsTs In &c country arc
authorized 10 project this Z, ~autee. Ad-
dress al ordors 10 II HAM on, Dallas
Min. wall papar, window rls1a etc.
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n,. snlIIrInn NOTICE..

rSfsssiI,,- TToN sOTICE-.OIl'E HERE
n, given IN Al IN & IN Pearson Cotm.n
/ this day al .olv d y mutual consent MI;
te.nts ,he nubilc far heir liberal sironage ~
tie p.s., aud re. ecgiully ak. narssu's-- OF
H. oaHo.
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Attention is called to the advertisement
OF Bruoeline in another column, said to be
the greatest and most perfect hair restorer
ever discovered. Don't inil to read the al
YertiSament.
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Frank Il. Mum. sign painter S9 Main 80.
Gle sE.4iGG gl,IA G,rJ5 III ASSIST
ants It's temporary retreat. It's new nail
WILDE large enough to ailow eibo" room
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A RnrRnin In Land.

Bargain In Land ,.
Over 9OnO acres Of fue lard, located in
Jones county, npr,h Of Abil'ne and four
miles west u county seat, known as Har-
rison county sonool lands. located, 1855
with lasting water the dryest seasons. Pres
ent price 81 90. JAS IL lRioS,
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

NroTI iEqoCoNTR ,CToRs-sEAI Ell PRO;
~ posals will be received By the undersigned
ereorien NJ n two or stone school hui. ding
Pans and specification can he seen at the Oh.
fIce OF Ma, or Buster, westherfori. The night Il
reserved TO reject any or AL bids ,,,rrn
N. W. BUSTER,
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tos. U,tv pe,pt ano Color Company.

This company has esta 1iiehsd hesdquar,
iers for the sale of their celebrated mixed
paints for the state, in this city. have
been appointed agen. tor ,he sale OF same
and will 6ll al orders ~ factory prioss,
thereby saving my customers the freight
| ON game. II HAMILTON.
Wholesale painterg supplies, window
glass, wall paper, noUidings, etc., S26 Elm
street DNllA2, Texas,
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Rnrnctt,s COconIne

Burnctts Cocoaine
soften's the hair when hsrsh and dry.
Sootbes the irrtated scalp. Affords the
richest lustre Prevents the hair rom isll-
ing off. Promotes its healthy, vigorous
growth.
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The Gnsst and -,ost elegant beer saloon
IN the city go that o. ".H4rs. Crrzier d
81hor, co Ter al huin and FosdrHs
site,ts rhey keep elegaut iquors snd
wines md The fiasst cigars in the city.
Their bser has uonr superior 20 i' in the
south in the exc lleno1 o. its quality, in i've
fre. nntec and cgolnoss. phrr soll many
barrels every day. onnseqnp- tly they 81,
wavs have 10 rem. Thar Offer q rewerd OF
SOS &, aug person Who ever drank a stale,
fat warm glass of beer IN their nouse.
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CieaG E,s;sa.
All the finest liquors in the city are
iound at this saloon. opposite oliyer q
Gripgs Elm strspt
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II the cattle men OF Texas wish to have
good time this year thrv muvt cneW
'Spying" tobacco