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II Is iolf-evident that physician psyflF.
particular attent lon TO n class OF cases stfaine
rreat 81 \, and physicians In regular practiee
All over the country knowing this frequentif
recommend cases 10 the oldest ONCE In hmsrf-
70, and tue proved good re IN q dies or al
nges aud countries are used, whole house is
tFed TOT ohice purposes, and all are treated with
what 10 do, no experiments are made. On aos
eount OF the great number applying, the
charge. are kept low, often lower than is do
get aspeedy and perfect life cure, that 10 the
Important matter. Pamphlet 20 pages. Seat
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"e,ics OF Dead Industry.
compared with Benson's Capclne Por.
GUS flasters ali others are crude aud un.
satisfactory, Price % cents,
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why will you cough when Shlloh't
n re Wul give Immediate reliot. Price
io'o and III Sold hv ]. NJ. House,
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ApAmvLLr. GA. My . 1srA

NJ, A. lHEpFORn 4 Co. GsHicmca
Having been ono Of ur. A. o. sim.
mons earliest agents for his Liver
Medicine, and also agent for IL since
\ MS death, ] do chcrrlully recon-.
mend II 10 the public as the genuine
! ana best Liver Medicine In the world
! have used the medicine i7ade b.
! ~ a q. Sl1lmpns hiH8elE and also
gat made by the parents Of NJ A
7 dheGioni There Il no difference Ia
htW. no I know tht medicine mndi
Ny You ~ the genuine qnd original
aS made by pr 6lmmork
Yours Truly,
; DANIEL DURHAM
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Rial AND COTTON.
~, srochs AND BONDS.

DIRK, Nov a. Money lS@il$, closed,
s prime mercantile paper, Sa6, sier-
- ,.sre f. a. ALL. 80 M lshl<
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toEp 4 Fprtprp,

~ yan use Angelica, sherry, Tokay.
aot, Vlaret, or any other wines, come
tsnER x Fprtprpu
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BSHiey's Saline APerient!
WHAT IS ITs

i Is cheap, mild, effective and delightful lax.
alive or purgatiyo, intended "a a substitute Iox
Hslic and nauseating pills. 1t cures constipa.
adapted ~ all who lead a sodentAry or clo.elx
confined hie. hisauhite powder and cffsrvssces
hk"soda wster, and is az pleasant. IL does rot
gtipe not sicken AID is always ready. Put I'm in
large bottles and so'd ut g cents by al druggists,
rcrth and south. '
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No mother SHOULD be without
MEXICAN FEMALE REMEDY

which cures all female diseases and
makes all women happy.
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l 5IfE MARRIAGE GUIDE. p2sss

PLAIEs, IMHIlEIINuL uUIUL. I PAGES
Elegant cloth and gilt binding. sealed for So
eents IA posiaEeor currency. Over ifty w0u-
deffal pen pictures, true TO life articles on ths
following subjects; Who may fnsrry who not;
Mnyi Iraper ageto marry. Who marry hrst.
shoald marry; How NE and happiness may be
Increased. THOSE married o. .oriamplatinR
by all adult psisogf, inca ken, snaei losk nf,a
Key, POlH,at Sotsidn, sane "a Anovs, but paper
cover ami VIC pAgsG, u csuts ~ mvll, an money
o. postAgs.
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Send forour Treatise on Health and Hap.
plness of Woman" mailed free.
BRADfIELD REGULATOR Co.. Atlanta, Ga.
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Infants Fine Shoes at Hunstabls'..
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TTuY BATHINu SuAsDN.-A hath mar

IoTs-Ciosed, Scv inrs, qo's,. Eew Or.
Ah~' e. '. 3''cJSp steady; Galves-
p, Ir-e,y steady.
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FUrURES.

FE-Closed; Nav York, quiet; New Or
81 quiet; Galveston, quiet; Liverpool
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y'H: STANDARD
EQEd
|: If ~ Years

ri. A. Thedford & Co.'s Livork
Medicine or Black Drnught Is
manufactured at Chattanooga, \
Tenn, by the identical recipe
used by DR.. A. q. simmons, In I
he manufacture at lila Liver
Medicine, az early az 1880, at his
'one near Chattanooga.
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No. S-St Louis Express daily 2.a0A, a.
No. Mixed TO Denison except
Sunday. l2:IA p II
No. l--St. Louis Exprass liailv} g,05 y AZ
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way the work of his office. The gravest
indictment Which has been preferred
against him as an official is made bv the
National Tribune, the organ of the grand
army OF the republic, in an arraignment
| as dispassionate as it is seve e.
lts charges summarized, are that
"about four years ago Col. Dudley Went
INTO office pledged TO reform the pom
sion bureau and expedite the payment
q claims. lie asked Tor additional
clerk in order that he might bring up
the pension buSHeS 70 tiree wears in
stead oi eight, which as the prospect
when hs was appoineG He was given
! l,l9O extra clerks at an annual salary If
Sl,I6,4JO. He asked for liberal appro-
prlations from congress and got them.
On April |, 1882, when he applied for tha
assistance congress gave him. there were
2bo55l claims pending. After twenty
nine months work, wlth an enormous
lorce and lmm0nse sums of money al
his disposal, there are still G]g,GJ0 pend
ing. he promised to disburse Sl0OOO0,
oOJ "a 1854 Tor the r0iie f Of the deserving
soldiers OF the nation. He paid out only
S5Of36N2.S5, while many soldiers ana
their dependent ones were left To suffer.
He promised t. disbursa $l5O.OOOUOO In
1880; be has allowed but $57, O06UN0 to
lind its way TO those entitled 10 it. He
has not simpihed the work of the bu-
reau IN any respect. On The contrary.
he has put stumbling blocks in the wSy
aud multiplied thein. He has wasted
the money OF the nation, and frutered
away time while tons and hundreds OF
soldiers have passed beyond the little
relief their country had intended for
them"
The Democrats evidently have a seri-
Gus and important work before them in
tho inspection of the books OF the vari.
ons departments atWashiugton.- lCour-
ier-JOurnal.
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no PURCHASERS or ,7ArcuEa.


SpSciSi Notice.
Having purchased tho entire stock o.
ladies' and gents gold and silver watches
Of large wholesale house that recoutly
failed, offer extraordinary bargains on
them.
Opeu face silver American Waltbau
watch. stem wiudor and setter, $40.
b. w. Raymond, Elgju four ounce sill.
yLer case, stem wiuder and setter, S37.
10 railroad men.
Ladies solid gold American watches.
stem winders and settlers, $50
Ladies gold Swiss watches, $40.
Gents solid gold watches from SIS 90
Any Of the above goods will be sent Nv
express C.. 0. d., with privilege of OK.
animation on receipt OF % cents, to nav
eKprossAge. J. w. WERR,
Jeweler, Dallas, Texas.
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nALLAA nNrApnn-

A full line Of storooscopic views or in
ana around Dallas can be- obtained ut A.
g, d. Millers photograph CELERY, 62l
ELM street. The whole collection com
prise tho new and large sterooscnpio
SIZE now so popular. Miller makes a
speciality Of fine photography in all ita
Dfanrnes, aud with Mr. Billows rs OBJ
orator all may he assured OF the best aud
most artistic work .hat can be done. All
are invited to call and see for ,them-
selves. A. G. y. MILLER.
PhOtOgraDucr,
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Four 1lan Loo III ths Lrnln.

Last evening "a the east bound pas.
senger train pulled out from the down
town depot, five pistol shots were heard
in quick succession Conductor Collins
took in tho situation and locked the car
doors. Arriving at The Union dapOt the
police were notified, and ON entering
the car they found four men FRUSTRATED
ana a hurley fellow sitting near nv re-
loading his pistol. They demanded his
arrest. lie refused az first, but finally
agreed to surrender ifthe oiiirvrs would
allow him 70 20 10 Websters, 70l ELM
street, aud have his photograph taken.
ITO be continued
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THE DALLAS
ART AND NOVELTY EXPOSITION
10 Free to Au-Artiss- Are Requested
20 Exhibit Their Sest work.

The exposition viii begin Deem.
Dor 10, and continue until Jan.
uary q The gallery, So Elm street, Mi
be open day and night, aud Illuminated
every evening until 10 o'clock. Fiur
work, showing the talent of our home
artists, rs well as fore gn production.
ana elegant holiday goods will he a.,
visit it.
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Ladt"sl Physicians and chemists
nave analyz Jd pozzoni's medicatod
complexion powder and recommend lts
NC 10 their wivos and lady friends.
Nhat better could bo said Of IL, All
druggists sell it.
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"The moon OF Mahomot arose, at it
shall set" says Shelley; but il You will
set bottle Of DR. Bulls Cough Syrup
in some handy place you will have 4
quick cure for Group, cough and colds,
when your children ara Troubled with
than
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al. nndln,,. Rrcnr,l

Tho resignation Of Col, Dudley as
commissioners OF pensions has not con.
,diuced TO satisfy the public that tho
un,e ne spsntin Ohio and Indiana In the
ci'fI 10 elect Blaine advanced IN any
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The finest msyonaise dressing Of all
kinds of salads, cold meats, raw tomg-
toes, picked salmon, cabbage, etc, is
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No mother should BIZ without
MEXICAN FEMALE REMEDY
which cures all female diseases sn
makes all women happy.

For first c.p3s work and low prices, 20
10 +. Il. Barrow, S2g Main street, every
thing IN the gas htting ana plumbing
line eau hO found theru.
n, r. DuTLH, Manager.
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For dyspepsia anu liver complaint you
have a printed guarantee on every bottle
OF Shlloh's VitaliEor. IL never fails II
cure. Sold by j. NJ. House.
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English Female Bijters he's become
"a household word. The Hsuine child
adds i,4 testimony by aging ut cured
mNmu,' while the happy mother will
toll you 10 saved her dsughtpr.
What au ugly face when you took
those sickenmg pills. Baley's Saline
Apeyieut is hettoT.
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BRudruh
Is removed by the uso OF Coooalna, and
it stimulates aud promotes tho grow ID
Of the hair.
Blrnetts Flsvorlng Extracts are The
best.
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All casos ot weak ur lame hack, back.
8clo, rheumatism, otc., will find relief
by wearing ono OF Carriers Smart Weed
aud Belleponns B,okachs plsstsrs
prloa - nAnlA.
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II yau use Angelica, Sherry, Toksy
Poit, Clarot, or any other wines, eom'
aud soc us.
Iogp < FRgIuEpo,
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Group, whooplng cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure
sold by J. N. House.
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ho6stt ( Lacks stcan, Dye worhs, FOB
Slim Street.
toloring, cleaning and repairing rep-
tlemen's fine suits a specially. Plume.
dJod and curled equal to new, Suits
secured, aud dresses cleaned and dyed
AT coiOrs warranted fast.
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Send to Browns Iron Bitters Co., Raj
timoro, Md for the prettiest pie ure
cards ever made, Glye name and street
address.
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Tho Batavia canned goods are the
tirost ever pealod. at Loeb & Freiborg's.
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Fresh Swiss, Limbargor, Brick and
Sapsago cheese ut Loeb & Freibergs.
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Tho rIunstaoio Shoe store is at ~
tiM stree.
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:iGyZz,E.:DT.A A.
aud Every Species of Itching and Bura-
Ing Diacssca rnsil,rela Cnrcd.

}NCZEMA, or salt nhoum. With iis agoniz.
- Ing Itching and burning, INSTANTLY ~.
I ieNri lN 20 warm bath with trUCJEA SOAR.
/ 'bd single application ut CUUyVrA, the
great skin Cure, This repeated daily, Win
| ~" or thly. dose, tl1lDJNh Nl-HLvEyE
ihc Nev Blood Further tD keen tine blood
rpug inc prtrprNtIoh pure and guirrtailng,
l't h'W'It nphh ana the liver and kiduclS
@@,.,Ns' VIII speedily, cure Lcsru,p, lcu.r
nlu worm, l'Snr.Isl. Lchen nWItgs. ~cuIIpd
irlN, llnliui and every species ot Itching
0,VIA and Iimply ium3rs uf ihp Scplp ana
SNm, Nnen the hest physicians and an
known remedies fail
WIN Mcdonald, l,i2 Dearborn slrrr,. chi
coco, gratefully acknowledges "a cure W Ec.
Gcmt on head, neck, face, arms, and legs.
for seventeen years; not able TO walk cXcppi
ON hands ana knees for one yeAr; not able 10
help himself for eight ycurs tried hundred,
OF remeb'esi doctors pronounced his cas-,
hopeless; permanently cured hy CurfcuHA
kE-uLvENr blood puridcrl internally and
CutlCvuA and CVTICURA SOAP the great
skin curea. externally,
Chtrlc' Huughtou, Esq, lawyer. q state
street, fostun. reports "a case Of Eczema
under nls observation for ten years, which
covered the PATIENTS body aud lmhs, and to
which all know. methods OF treatment had
been applied without heneht, which was COM
r'sisly cured solely by the CurCURA RIM
tniE.' looWng ciem aud healthy skin.
p. IL, Drake, Esq, Detroit, Mich, suffer
ou untold tor.ures nom Fc7omo, which
apueUr,d ON k.s hands, head and face, aud
nearly destroyed his eyes. After the most
careful dociurlng, AMI consultation OF
physicians failed to relieve him, he used the
IUrlCrRA REEEptEs, aud was cured, and
has remained 80 10 date.
hr. John 'Thlci, Wilkcsbarro, Pa, writes:
have suffered nom Salt Rheum for over
eight years. At times 80 bad that could not
nttend 20 my business for weeks at q time.
nhreo boxes OF CuTiCURA, and four bottles
lEsoLVESr have entirely cured me of this
dreadful disease.
sold by oil druggists. pllce, CUTICuRA, 20
cts; REsoLvRNr, 81; soar, % cts. POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
Send for CHOW 20 Cure Skin Diseases"
nllTI CURA SOAP, an Exquisite Toilet,
OC's Ihth and Nursery SauaiiVe
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1nlan,s, Flno shoes Al Hunstable,..
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"LitHo Joker" is IN, best smoking to-
IaDvp.
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new eugar-houso molasseg and buck
WRIT Hour At Loeb 3 Freiherg's.
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Is
EMAIL
READ WHAT THEY 4 rER 1Av1Nl nSnnI. ' ''"'
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Ladies' governed by reason, not proludi.,.
VIII use it.-Raird.
steam Is the most powerful cleansing agent
aho dislniectant known to man.--W ats
Ide Missouri steam Washer will be usod
universally rs soon as it's merits are dlgpOy-
cred 10y the peUple..-i1mcs Bennett.
the missouri Steam Washer does all that
you claim for H. The longer we use II the
better we are pleased WITH it--MrsJ j, r.
wagner Martinshurg MO.
We have used the Missouri Steem Wasb,y
Tor twelve months, and regard the invention
RH domestic Institution not second 70 the
sewing chlne,-Culumbia, Mo, Herald.
j. Worth, proprietor uf the Peoples Tea
store, ~ franklin avenue, st. Louis says:
"Ihe hissourl SicSm Washer IL m iramense
success AS Il will wash shirt clean without
!he sweat OF the wRshboard"
nave been using The Missouri Steam
washer FOR five months, and my little girl IA
years old can do a large washing 10 a few
hours, without firing her In the leuSl.-Ars
Johnson 8ll Thomas street, st. Luuia.
i use the Missouri Steam Washer In INV
laundry, aud " Is tho only machine ! have
ever found, ofor trying many that would do
me Work sHilSlRctpry.-W. GTling Guuts'
Laundry 1915 Market street, ST. Louis.
The missouri steam Washer has cen In
use In my family for seven months, aud too
mu.h praise cannot be given 10 r. IL labor
FNv'ng Invention, Before uslugthe machine
washing was The drcud ofthe family, bat now
the children cry 20 do the washing, as q
child l2ycnr' old can operate the machine
Geo. j. Phelps, %Si Sheridan ave, 81, Louis.
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ass Aner using the Eissouri Steam Washer FOL
.,, overs year, am convinced that ID Will awe
eeh' more IMAM its cost every year Ivy NJ wearing
-, onl rlllheS,- mis-. Il. W. Stewart, AsXiCo, Mo,
used The Missouri Steam Washer has Il ns ali
WV the washingin my laundry for the past civ,
that months, washing from 500 TO 500 pieces Jay,
the uolhg the WORK Of from TIRES TO I've Ns'1
]. Boneh,- Lewis hord, proprietor Central.
ttingo Hotel, Mexico, Mo.
sher The Missouri steam Washer 10 n Srsssure
tlon ana no housekeeper should be without Il, m.
the VIE OF the editor OF this paper has been "a.
I. Ing one o them for more than wear AVID Shs
Tea would not sell u for 80 and do vthoHt.-COl.
ays: umhia Sentinel.
en.e The Missouri steam Washer will va,S
1ouI shirts or any kind OF clothing clean, without
go leRNlhF stre0k, and no wear Of the clothes,
eeIt ana would not sell my mGchUe for Sje II
II Is could not replace it-Nr5, NOga, 9qS Gamble
rev street, 81. Louis.
] have tried many washing machines in my
INV laundry, but have never found ono thai
nave weird give the Satisfaction the Missouri
4 d1 steam Washer does. II will DO oil that ls
iutsf "Wm'l TOT no. and no family con afford 10 be
without ONE. Cline, proprietor Petlor
In Laundry slb olive street., ST. Louis.
too A, Hoalcycn, barber, Fourteenth and Chest.
hor- hrl streets, 20. Louis, gays: every barber
llne should hrve Missouri Steam Washer by mi
now "ohns finest hing ON earth To wash towels,
% % rtnna, clc., nud goods washed iu this ma.
le.- chine WV last four times ~ long - whom
luis. washed by hand
aides say After Using Them.
LEMAS. Too much praise cannot he given the
finest irn~cs and jeans pants equally well. A
h oil, IRON ru1. and dust, were Washc,l perfectly
nd pltl''c ps il0nuel, No reasonable pmount Of
Id not get another. Respectfully,
MRS EVA VI ARpST.
,uihern States o.! the si,tsoUr. Steam washer
( Steam wn.hcr ahont TWO mon do nnd Ike IL
ks washing IN 0lott two hours va. uerfect eass
shC0. think pll who do their own WaS,4lv should
Mrs. u %. CARPENl ER.
,, Terms, etc, address
Agt's for Southern statos.
Street, between AHiu aud FIN, doors
iOiIle. Dallas, TcXas.
, 1884-02-07
Whatcom County News.
Rsrsills.1

RersfEte-J
As yet there has been no settlement
of the affdirs between the Whatcom town
sit c owners and the Colony, although it
is believed on the outside that the pros
poets of settlement are good. In view
of this fact, there has been MAJ ifest lr-
ing the past week slight activity in real
estate circles and several different
branches of business are awaiting devel-
oprlents until final settlement has been
made. We advise all to hold on until
the settlement is made before investing
to any great extent. Should the settle
ment not be made, city lots can be OBJ
tained shortly for $40 apiece. The same
lots, with settlement, will sell from
$500 to $500 each. These are facts, and
should be understood. We hope next
week to be enabled to herald to the
world that settlement OF the existing
complications have been made. and in
vite and encourage the Investment OF
wealth and capital in the City OF What
com.
On Wednesday and Thursday of last
week great volumes of black smoke could
be seen ascending frum the summit Ot
Mt. Baker. Whether or not this old ex
tinct volcano has concluded to belch
forth volumes of lava as in ages past is
not definitely known, as there are no
settlers ithin thirty miles of the noun
tains. Certain it is. however. smoke has
recently been emitted from this moui-
tain.
Joseph Sweeney, the Friday Harbor
merchant. will open a branch store on
the Samish. Important Developments
are expected to take place at Samish IN
the sprinG.
Mr.. Wm. Douglass new hotel build
ing at Friday Harbor is going up rapid
ly. The restaurant and saloon apart
ments will be ready for occupancy by the
4th of February. On the opening of
this hotel. lively opposition is expected
to spring up between the rival places.
, 1884-02-07
Victor m Notes

VICTORIA. JaI. 3l-Sseamer Yelling
ton. with 26 NJ tons of Wellington ecal,
passed at P. II.
The Weather is unusually mild and
dry, with no snow or ice.
= recent arrival from Metlakatla
states that the condition of affairs in the
north is alarming. The civilized Indians
have armed against the authority of the
Church of England bishop, and refuse to
receive the Indian Agent, saying thei.
land had never been paid for, and they
will defend ii at all hazards. Kitkat.
lab the heathen Indians demolished the
church.
Hanlan. Lee, Cotsford and Sullivan are
all billed to appear on the same day, the
7th OF February.
, 1884-02-07

WAsHISGToS, Jan. 3l.-At a meet
ing Of the house committee on public
lands this morning the hi declaring the
lands grants of the California and Ore
gou and the Oregon and California rail-
roads forfeited was taken up fer dis
cussion. After short debate tue com
mittee took d vote, and decided to report
the bill favorabIy, which viii be done
early next We k. The next bill to he
considered Is that relating to the North
ern Pacific. Members of the committee
state that there is no doubt that all the
bills Will be reported favorabIy. The
passage 10y the house today of the Texas
forfeiture bill, it Is claimed, has prac-
ticaly decided favorable action for ali
these measures.
, 1884-02-07
a q II

To all 10 are suffering from the errors and
frdt-cTetiol-- II youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss q. Tnhood. &c, will ssnd a recipe
that will cnre FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy wa covered by missionary in
South America SeI- self-addressed envelope
10 the Raw. JosEPH I. ISHAS, station d, Nslr
FoTh city - Nv
, 1884-02-07
Territorial Officers.

Governor, Vim. A. Newell, Olympia
Secretary, y. IL. OwiHg=,
Treasurer, 7. y. Ford,
AaSitOr. T. II. Reed,
c :. Marshal, Charles Hop!'I :, Seattle.
e :. Pros. Attorney. J. b. \! u. Edlla Wal!a.
G. ). Asst. c. II. IL MO |, Seattle.
Qhief Justice, K. :. Greene, S,..JtIe-
ASso. ). c. Wingard, WaIla Walla.
Jno. P. HOyt, Olympia.
Pros Atty, Sd Di-t.C. n Bradshaw, PIT. Town send.
Jefferson County:
Auditor James Seaycy, Port Townsend.
Treasurer, Frank \. Bartlett, Port Townsend.
Probate Judge, j. H Van Bokkelen Pt. Townsend.
Sarrif. ]. F. Sheehau, Port Townsend.
coroner. +. ) Hnxsie.
Sobsol SuDt.. j. J. Calhoun, Port Townsend.
6olnty Commissioners, r. ID. Attridge, Port Lud-
Tsw; jas A Smith, Port Discovery; A \. Plum
msr, Port Townsend
, 1884-02-07
Northern paciiic New. Note..

New YORK. Jan. 81 The Times has
these details: Much attention was
paid in Wall street yesterday to reports
that some of the holders of so-caIled Vii
lard securities proposed to test the legal
ity of the SSOUO,0O0 Oregon X Trans
continental loan, and the sale of 7a,OUO
shares of stock to a new syndicate. Dis
satisfied holders complain that the terms
of the large loans and the terms of the
more recent sale are so liberal to syndi-
Gates that the effect of rhe transaction
will he to damage seriously and perman-
emily the pr perty and credit of the prop
pauies interested.
1t was stated yesterday by persons in
terested in the Northern Pacific Rail
road that at the next meeting of the di-
rectors Russell Sage will be elected di-
rector in place of Willard. Sage expects
to go i'll the directory of the Oregon &
rrauscontinental Company for the pur-
po"e of looking after his rece ntIy acquired
interests in that and its kindered cor
poIatiunS.
, 1884-02-07
EXPORT OF LUMBER FROM BURRARD'S INLET B.

Langloi Master 6iI from HSMCo
matched hOong Value $9S3 50 for Valparaiso
lumber 81
Purdy.
flooring Value, $33l6
roGgh lumber tIoi So
Dec
Cargo Melbourne
bundles 55T
Am
Cargo fsobsons