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Parable of the Man from Ken
lucky.
CHAPTER 1.

Il
And it came to pass that with
| in the land known as Zion, was
man noted for his intelligence, ana
also for his beauty, which exceeded
that of a red wagon.
And he was a mighty man IA
Z,on Yea. even the Governor
thereof. s ,het .fter
the fourth year OF MS reign lou
waxed to close, ne arose anu Jul at
neying eastward, unto tne CITY 'n"'
ia known as Washington. 49,.
And he tarriea within the
coTes Of that city for good many
daVs. And the chief Of that city sai9
MO him ."Ge thou back to the ianu
~ thy Governorship; for thou shai'
Taion four years more, Selah.
-And he arose and jcuTneyeo
back to Zion. uh,
y vera called I.iberals) heard OF mn
rs returning, they advanced unto 'n'
Z depot to meet him: .,a no,
N And they blew upon the pa
nines and the baritone, and upol
he sacbut and the alto horn. An,
lid beat the bass drum with e1ceeu
e ing sNknd they stretched forth the
an. hands nnto him shouting: This
onr Governor who was Lost ana
sp- found-Selah."
and they took their way un
the largest hotel IN tnat Guy, -
M musicians accompanying tnoM lav.
1O.-And the musicians piSiI
until a multitude were assemSie :
-. And the Governor arose anu q
1o drassed them, and after ne ~
snolen unto them awhile ana "
than of his love for them, ne 81
ha would reclte unto them p'
5co able. .ohlo ~
' p man from Kentucky. 1t happen
thar i'm the land known as n
attic lucky, there abided a man aaS %n ~ .
hip never ridden in q rAitoau ba ~"
ium, Therefore he knew not OF .ns
,ders lights of a sleeping car. anu
wer, man resolved one day, to max !.
tourney. And betook himsen '
'Wer; yaiIroad ticket Office and Dougn
cWt.; tictet for his destination; yea e
o e no a Ticket which entitled him I
w. berth in the sleeping car. Ana
Corded the train and depar
And NIGHT came and he was apoI
ratire His mind misgaye I
win. inasmuch as he marveled gre
hnT he should take off his rain
in the berth assigned TO MN, 80
he was lifted up In the pItu Sv -
heart, and would not seek aGV'G :
the conductor. SO he petooK
,aiias' self unto the platform OF me caI
te re- Invested himself OF clothing, cav
de- a shirt. Ard he gathered his
hold rnant under fiia arm, and heio
ours. shoes in his hand; crying Il
me- Ioud voice. ST ook out yeu-uns
ure TO aoonino." He dashed through
movai or and into his berth. Whel
rsons, o1a,n addressed those IN the car
I cone ing mKentucky may be late
le1ico' ali the same she gets thar.
older. 1o-And when he had nm
behalf z, 1orahla and likened himself
aunl9n the Kentuckian, his disciple
!. INC plauded ..louGly, and the mus
lso1 Ths played furiously.
!. Inc 19.-After much more baz1
object. ao.;n1 WAS adjourned and
of con m nUIt;tpd. dlspersed.
1l.-And many who were
Liberals did pursue their wa
ri, apar room and lifted up tnelr
uN in harmony singing. 1--WE
round the Flag, Boys" :,
uo+a1s 15.-And they departed II
ao'ei the night, their hearts hlles
10y, and their stomaehs WI
sling, cocktails and other Il
anee bsverages-Selah!
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, s.-HoGs-R, ceipts 10, 500,
.teady on best, s to 10 lower; rough
1 necEino $50 to $40, packing and chip
ppin9 5. 70 to go, light o,40 to 6.25. ~.
Csttle-Receipts 8 500 fancy esttle
arm. !. 90 to 7.S5, good to choice ship
ping 6.lO to so, common to ~ MEDIUM en9na:
965 to 5.75, stockers 800 to 4.25, feederi
4 IN To 4 90, grass Texans to 10 lower
7oO to l, 90 pounds s.75 to IS.
IS Sheep-Receipts $780, % o 80 lower
:, Sa-ior To fair 2 so to 800 per cWt'
Medium to g. cd 8 % to 400; choice to e "
trs4.CO to 8 As, Texas sheep 2'oO to W
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago nAarACo'
Chicago, 8 Wheat weak, lower; 1sh
cash. August, 8O% to 81 September
s2N October, sSa N Ss :u,u.. 52x
ostsNLowr; 26% August, 25H Sep
tenn Der, 24A year.
Whiaky-l0.
Atteruoon-wheat lower, 1917, Aug
ust, sO5S September, .os< so,.
Gorn-Easier; 521z Angus. 62% Sep
'SQ oSts-Lower; % August, 25N Sep
TENDER.
BsrleyEFirm. Il higher; e6H septem'
Pork-No trading.
Lsrd-Lower; LAO September, -,
Rnlk Ments-Falr demand; shoulder
| 8 20, short ribs, s.75. short clear s.S5'
| Whisky-I0.
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Foreign Markets.

Liverpool, s.-weather favorable. ,;,.
WSestWDull; 7s7d to 7e Cd, req WIN
ter 7t5d to 7s7d, spring 7s5d to 7s7d'
Corn-Dull, easier, 5s5d.
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New York Mining Stocks

Now York. s.-The mining marker sSa
-! New n,s nI neglected during the .
foreacon. sales Includes ~, Gop E Grand
AZ 50, Sutro Tunnel TO- Anlle y if7
Prize AZ.
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Cheap Furniture.

The Utah Furniture Company y,
No IS W. Second South SSts eds q f.,
YER vertise Store for rent and Gooos ~
Sale.
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A1AReE stock of Summer Gooos.
Must be sold. Suits to oruer ifIm
Coz. BUCKLE & SoN. I
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Nowyork, s.-MOney easy Ia W q
closed offered II, 51k TO 61k.
F F5Rs as50 ss 3sRS1 Il III demand
S4N.
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Arr11 line of Masury's Paints e II
and euperfne Coach Colofs ~ y
CuImer s. Bros. Nffa
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R ;SHH.U positive cure fer Cata S1l3
u D.P' O MI Drus ssors I'D
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nrY Goods.

Nav York, s.-Dry goods imports FOL
ina weak S3,2SA. Coy. -. "
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Utah Wool.
SALT LAKE, AuGUsT
White spring, IN you IL to II
a. poor ai,;on IL
BLACK spring, 5000 coIJ u to ID
White fall anu 'SnO '- &c.,. s to 10
triZona wool...... ...'''.'' ''''''''''''
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F. AUERBAoH s. Bro. have ave ov Vsr
received some BeautlIul on
ace; and EdgiDgs to nnstch. -
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THOSE WHO TRAVEL.
Arrivals at the Several hotels
Yesterday.
WALKER HOUSE.

WALhEh dOONASs
1T williams, F l. Strickland, st Joe;
Tiho1t chicago; G D Allen, st Louis; "
Inr;n9. San Francisco; Miss O hustin Aie1
Rnstip' Omaha; q Hughes, Mendon.
.-..-. Gift HOUSE.
" wooder. Idaho; q Gill, Denver; " ID
wair. Pueblo; N Fieldwitch, Denver; Tow.
Ier. Iesdyille; SW Cook, Chester; . uiAss
Les Angeles; Harrington, ParK City.
li.lo METROPOLITAN HOTEL
II RYAN. Saw Tooth; 3 Sehulder, Galela; Q
Nor,T. Eiwer Valley; E VsnderhooG hAley
| w e Moody, v Junction; Pafson, :
browning, III Nsbeker, aud Wells = n
I Read. N Rsyle, A Farley, NeWmani W Y
| Wright. T z Stanford, d d Thomas. oRGsn
| w n Sims. San Francisco; scnIo1s., 6,nn
| ham; Mrs. E Patterson MISS ratterson
Counoil Bluffs; N Chandler, IekAhsmai
Youpgburf, KalAmazo'
WHITE HOUSE.
&c B Atwood, Spanish Fork; NJ Ward On
caQo; Geo wilcox, Bingham; Jones ana :"
Alta; r Blaugh, Psysoni Ooie' = al
Bane. J Maokayf Tintic; G McCrlde, 1Tosu
IN N Powell and wife, Lehi; Z haMsn,OI
Monroe. Mrs q Haynes, u urray; c Neisol
! Shsttie- bingham; G Wilcox, PARK CITY;
| Rrant Iowa: ] d Pish; HewAy Mountain
| Nelson; Fairview; II d Whittacs, d Il yons
T Sear,e, Nephi; q Frey. st L2uiss sop DE
n dawson, Boston; Stewsrti state hoS
p ogden Fourth Ward Band.
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BROOK TROUT at PRICE q
Gives.
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philadelphia Wool.
Bullion.
Money Market.

Nov York. s,-Bsr silver lO7''
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prTJ,ION &OREMARKET
Latest Quotations.
COMMERCIAL.
Utah Wool.

..,... Stocks and Other Markets
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60. rrann,sco stocks.
streets and Board.
San Frsnciaco, s.

.I----- San frsncleUOi o.
TeIicAp@2SOs, 22Oo DIS G
G. & O.-23Os, 2l4s. 2S5s, ~ b
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New York Petroleum.
New York, s.-Petroleum, quiet, ~
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eW York, 3
a. Psc. Prefd: 81

1,orn,nq railroad Stocks.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-10

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL j
RAILwAY PAssKSaER DEPARTMENT
PORTLAND. Or, 1884. J
For the information of ticket agents
and the public: The following import
ant changes of time on the Chicago.
Milwaukee and st. Panl Railway, took
effect Sunday, April n. 1884: Chicago
day express now leaves Sc. Paul at 2
O'Clock p. IN, after the arrival of the
Northern Pacific overland express. Pas
sehgsrs holding tickets via the North
ern Pacific and Chicago. Milwaukee and
st. Paul fast mail line, now make i'm
mediate connection in the Grand Union
depot at st. Paul for Chicago and all
Eastern points. Should passengers de-
sire TO lay over few hours In st. Paul,
they can do So. and leave on the night
expvess at 8 o'clock.
We also take pleasure in informing
you that We are nov running on all
trains to and from Chicago, the latest
style Pullman palace sleeping coaches,
containing luxurious smoking rosms,
which, in connection with a new equip
ment of elegant day coaches, and the
hnest dining cars ia the world, warrant
us in claiming for our Fast Mail Line"
advantages that are unexcelled. and in
asking for continuance of your favors,
while thanking you for your many kind
remembranoes in the past. BY order of
A. V. II. CARPENTER,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent, Mil
waukee, Wis.
w. III. MARSHALL.
Agent, 3 Washington street, Portland,
Oregon.
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TINS ~ GREaT.

Al enthusiastic British Columbia
journal thus concludes column and a
half article on Port Moody. tbs termi-
nus OF the Canadian Pacific Railway :
The great central market, bovever.
will be At Por, Moody, where prices will
be fxea for the entire province. Every
one can understand that with 20 ma nv
and such powerful attractions, Port
Moody will draw to itself capital. in
noence and society Of a high class.
lhe presence Of the navy and the con-
ST Mt arrival Of di-tine nj she'd travellers
viii make Port Aoo.y tue Paris of toe
Paoific. There is n place on the Pa
cine ocean that eau compete with our
terminus. San Fraucisco will be eradu-
ally deserted, first by the lines Of steam
srs, because of lower charges, safer and
more convenient harbor, and greater
certainty of securing carRoes at our
terminus; then by the merchants, be-
cause II oil be the center of commerce
and finance for all the Pacific countries,
and lastly by the worl Of fashion, be-
cause a better class of society will be
found at Port Moody, and there will be
no fear Of earthquakes or sandlot row
dies. 1t will be the fashionable resort
from Australasia, China, Japan and the
East Indies. IL will be the starting
point In the western half of the world,
where business aud pleasure will center
and radi2te.
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TACOMA.

The repairs 10 the Welcome will 3e
somp'eted this week. and she ia to be
yul On the Olympia aud Seattle route,
With tho Hayward.
The Tacoma shingls mill 10 about
rsadyto commence work on an order
ios $1,000 shingles for parties 10 Hon
oluin, Sandwich Islands.
Never Kaufman is having the plans
drawn sp for brick buildine, 30 so,
and two stories in hight, to be erected
IN lhs first ward, on Second street.
The county commissioners have or
dsred the opening of seven county
roads, previously petitioned for, and
have rejected severalpetitiens, because
% bonds accompanied them.
!. 10 told m a fact that an English
capitalist has purchased iron mines on
SsAeit river. and will build smelling
FORKS on the fats in this city. The
nsssfy land for the buildings. it is
aid. has been purchased. The purchas-
q ls!t for Philadelphia and the East
lsst Monday.
The old bark Maria. which has been
lying on the beach for some time past
u the first ward, was sold at auction
sois morning to Captain Hill, for the
an Of 800. She will probably be
efoksn up for the copper which is In
nsf, and as she is copper fastened
miuaRhont, the captain may make
su'ss sake out Of his purct sss.
lheeounty commissioners today epen,
q NE bids for the construction of ths
taeouaPeyallup road. They we're II
q nemher. U. M. Whitney offers to dc
We sniire work for the sum of $lS,500
sn a. Page, $l3,4S4; Peter Quinn
ti,m. Other offers contained sepsr-
- o'cs Tor trestle work, grading, grav
sahe ETC. The board adjourned untt
ao1aay, when the bids will be acted
aam.-Nnes.
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SHALL WE MEEr AGAIN

The celebrated George ID. Prentice
once spoke as follows on the subject OF
death and a future life:
1.-The fiat of death Is inexsraoie.
There is no appeal~for relief from that
great Law which dooms us to dust. we
flourish and fade as the leaves OF the
forest: and the flowers that bloom,
vither and fade in day. have no frazier
hold on life than the mighttest mouarco
that ever shook the earth with bis foot
steps. Generations of men will appear
and disappear a. the multitude tnat
throup the world today will disappear
"A footsteps on the shore. Men seldom
think of the great event OF death nntii
the shadow falls on their pathway. niu
ING from their eyes the faces OF ioveo
ones whose living smile was the sun
Eoht Of their existence. Death - toe
antnconiss of life, and the thoueht OF
,h, tomb Ia the skeleton of all feasfs-
We do Lot want TO go through the DARK
| valley, although its dark passage way
NAV lead 20 paradise We do not WANT
| 10 90 down into dark graves, even Win
nri,,ees as bedfellows. In the bcautifui
drama of Ion, the hope Of immortality.
so eloouently uttered BY the death de-
voted Greek, finds deep response IN ev-
erv thouchtful soul. When about 20
visld his life a sacrifice to faith. nis
Clemanthe asks IL they should mses
AGAIN. 20 which be responds: nave
asked that dread question OF the bills
/ that look eterpsl-of the clear streams
that faow forever -of the stars amons
those fields OF azure whenever my RAISED
spir,ts have walked in glory, All arc
dumb. Bat as I eaze upon thy hvine
face. I feel that there h ssm~tning ~
love that NANTES shroash its beauty
thai cannot wholly perish. We snsi'
meet again, Clemanthe.
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= -
.sasgA NOT An tCkbEkG.

climate of Alaska, or snch por-
lns a Il as will ever be OF much con-
aon ssrcs = q far from being as arctic AZ
saussnlsrIy supposed or the latitude
saoaest. The Japan current, the
so.s s;wo. the great river OF warm
hap souino northward from the coast
sa'. sfsa Il divided by the Aleutian
= sl.nds' ss A portion is detected through
n.ss;oo's Straits-a fact wnlcn ac
bsm o., the absence Of floating ice
0n q. latitude where tho Atlantic
efs fs..ad with them-while the main
"a diverted to the east and
80. 49,. our coast near the head OF
nsssn &C. Charlotte Islands. Here It ID
- IN diyided-one branch howinR
sahh ~ Owe rs the magnificent eli
~. - = snioy, and the other sweeping
80 80 the Alaskan coast northward
- ~ ~sssvard TO modify the arctic Sc
~ ..s;,s n the temperature. Obserys-
w.: 90 !, Eitka for thirteen years show
49, 49,. shs mean temperature ranged from
y" : !" "a degrees, and the winter
80 from 27.7 10 3.8 degrees. In
Iasn I.nasry. 1870. the Thermometer
;s.a;saied I degrees below zero, and the
as,i,s Russians asserted that for fifty
sss,s ss 4 had never been 30 coid, as II
lsS bseu below zero but four times
lain ~ tba. period. During many win
an re sattIs have been able to obtain food
.es,;nualIy. and roses have been gath
~ from oa. door gardens at Christ
ma time. This. Of course, only APP
H. 70 the islands along the coast, and
X adjacent mainland. In the interior,
hs,ani he wall of mountains that op-
90 tbs passage inland of warm ocean
sipda old Bmeas holds undisputed
svsy. Snow seldom falls at Sitka to a
dsnth of six inches, and generally dis
spcssrs quickly before the melting
nIps Tue atmosphere throughout the
yssr is exceedingly humid, the rainfall
nuch sxoeeding that which has won for
l)rsoon tbe title Of "Webfoot." This is
due 10 the luxuriant growth OF native
erasses and the dense forests that fringe
he coast and cover the numberless
sands West Shore.
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CA R ID.

aaADAME KENDALL. MANAGER
M of the Temple CT ashton Dress-
making Department wishes to inform
her many friends and the ladies OF Seattle
AMI vicinity, that the dress and cloak
making business viii be continued right
along under her management wnnoas
nsrtments. She also Wishes to state that
III the spring and summer models have
arrty.ss and she will be pleased To show
them 10 her many customers. To the "a,
dies whe wish dresses made up l wih
guarantee a fit and the very latest style
yery respectfully.
MADAME NJ. n. KENDALL.
isp ss.s,s ap30im
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Mr.. Geo. Deniker has purchased the
photograph gallery of Peterson Bros.
on Monday, April l4th, and will con-
tinue business at the place now occu-
pied. Charges for work will not be
changed. Ali the old negatives will bo
retained, and any person wishing dupli
lie are respectfully invited to continue
their patronage. apl2
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ss,,. MAsxA.-The steamer Besa. re-
snS y running between San Francisco
~, srsland 20 an auxiliary boat, has
4. y neosssesed for trip TO Alaska by
an ssnc Whaling Company. She viii
ss.I..s eafeo Of coal for the steam
lsrhsna now in the Arctic, and also
Psirs = % baild whaling stations at
rs,. no9e and Point Barrow. II is
Rs;es c y y develop the coal mines near
sosI 4. noie with the view OF furnishing
Nm :, M sseara whalers. Several miners
a Ia On the Beds, which sails on
n,a 3 msstaat. and it is proposed to
d ~ aIichaels fsr Indians to work
a. ~ ooai mines. Capt. Herendeen,
raisss sa two years storekcsper of the
poIes = nAses Signal Service Station at
ssnssss fow, goes up as agent OF this
4 q foint Barrow. and expects
h r.Sss Sss two years. X. A. Marr. of
krvs. States Coast and Geodesic
sass,!.ss: sill slso 20 up 70 take pendulum
IA ssons AT Point Barrow.--S. r.
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Iaste Ii q probability OF rents taking
! s'Rht tumble and tenement houses
Aonine more plentiful.
\ " learn that Mr.. G. B. Baeley has
sPo.ed Of his property in the south
NO olympia to Mrs. IL. g. Parsons.
q ssIt z, week Judge Hoyt of this Judi.
~ pserict, eoss to Walla walla ~
sesss ~ Judge wingate. who is person
hlrisd. " '' VASES "
IN y estimated that, ON an average,
: = knons pass through this city week
~ melr way to different points in
-, -, \. Ia Harker aud bride returned
IN s1 oesisle on Saturday evening and
-. - siuain here a few days. From
VssA:e w ney will make a trip to Eastern
sAns1sly. " ~
a. =. Nelson, a resident of Olympis
r.s. aumess OF years, has gone to Ger.
- -. 4 . induce colony of his country
f.s,;@s, = sccompany him TO Washington
b, y ss and take up farms in the coun,
surrounding this place. e.--Coarisr.
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CHxAr FARxs-The Oregon hallway
ard Navigation Company has placed
the steamer George Z. Starr on sne
ronte between Seattle and Fiesorsa. is
nnpositiou 10 the Eliza Anderson, ana
viii carry freight and passsnRefs - r.
S.ced ra:es. For particulars apply 70
III RI. Osrnsy, ss City deck. uys az
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The celebrated Grown Cylinder, Jour
nal and other lubricatinQ oils at Wald
3 OampbelPs-
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FoR SALE.-A house and lot on Sew
enth street, between James and Cherry,
for $500. @. Davies, Cherry st. 1913
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HAT DEPARTMENT.

elden approved
is in
f J of hereby
have o e ar ur
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For weak and debilita,cd consfiso-
t;,ns taxa HrxIxY's DANDxLIoS ionic
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DR.. Prices dental rooms. Ivy ac r.ons -
street.
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,x AND WEEKLY.

..,,..sionsI cards, p per month tn,t for ron one
peh, sno x Tcents a line for one week. and
q Hesnn nl n;sl advertising. ~ an inch for
conmsss and 81 an inch per month.
so ,osr.,NTEllIcENcER PUB. co.
~ s..ssIe June 10 iSS-
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A. Won nervous and depressed ! os
10 Stewart for HKSIxss pAsplo' ~
Toxfc.
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t<th IN 20 are obliged TO use artificial
'iodus.S nnd the new plate being in
zsss y DR.. Kilbourne, 625 Front
hnbsss- superior TO rub Der; ID IL
ed he;. hRhter and much stronger,
stAsssIss made Of metal pure as gold
AsalshfrI ana much more cleaniy and
IL
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TO LET.

HoUsE WITH NINE ROOMS, TO A
respectable family. Inquire at
CUAS. NAHEk'S jewelry store. apO
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Nm -. soi are in the San Francisco
y n,s.sno sno see those beautiful coach
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MAISON DORE
Lunch Counter and French
Rotisserie,

JOSEPH ExERTiE0. Prop'r:
Has the honor TO announce to the pubic
in ernerI and epicures In particular; that
here may b. ootaine the hne.t crea k,sst
and best coffee in seattle Meals ss dsmv-
rred free 70 all parts Of the city. apis
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.nyeRrIsINc RATES.
voR DAILys

occasional cards g per month ss,s toF Incs sss
L.ss,'n. L.ss,s Il line for six insertions and 30
ss line per month. ..,oe,,s n can,s an
=, o. s:sIt0G .b is9 ao sa iRss %aek 1877 so ssa
iasroosss,k II and 50 per month
FOR WEEKLY:
.,.l cards 81 per month for one
Prcessasesnssa, sss s,oer oe n month for one bali inch.
iseh, shd 81 ~ : a line for OLe Insertion,
nd . cenI; Advertising, 81 per inch for
oenall'ss,son and 81 per month
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nx,s. od 30 purifer DR. HrSLxr's DAN
vic has no equal. "a
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eyes! Or
will continue.
the who really think dollar worth
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