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IMMENSE SUCCESS
ATTENDS OUR
SPECIAL SALE.
We shall continue our Special
Sale for Ten Days only. All of
our Winter Boots must be
sold ON or before March
10, to make room
for Spring Goods.

so pairs Ladies' Pebble Goat, button,
only 81 90, former price 1915; 100
pairs Ladies' fine Pebble. Goat, button,
only $500, former price So so; widths,
pairs Ladies' Glove Top, fOxed, button,
only $3.50, former price SO. 90: IO0
pairs Ladies' Curacao Kid. button, ONLY
$2.O0;. with low vamp, box toe and
worked button holes; 100 pairs Cloth
Top. button. only $500, former price
$3.75. You that have seen Onr Cloth
Top, Button, can appreciate our Special
Sale.
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-11
Special Rates for the Campaign.

In accordance with long sanctioned
offered 70 new subscribers, during the politi-
cal campaign of 1884, at special rates. This
concession to new subscribers, for limited
period, does no injustice to those who are al
ready subscribers They will receive in full
measure their due, indeed better paper,
both during the campaign and after it. We
rely upon their good will to help spread the
knowledge of our special rates, and, lin return,
we engage to make the paper as much more
valuable and interesting as our increased
prosperity will warrant.
To new subscribers, during the political
campaign of 1884, the price of the DAILY
PRESS will be
FIFTY CENTS A MONTH.
THE Portland Daily PRESS is the largest daily
paper published in the State, and has the largest
circulation. At the special rates it is also the
heapsst..
To new subscribers, during the campaign,
the price of the WEEKLY PRESS, an page
paper containing digest of all the contents
of the Daily, will be
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TIL e 2 r ES s.
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH II.

We do not read anonymous letters and communi
cations. The name and address of the writer are in
al cases indispensable, not necessarily for pubca-
ton but as guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
munications that are not used.
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LADIES,

Extension Heel RubberS a speciality.
Patent Extension Heel protects the heels
and keep the rubbers from breaking and
wearing through. Patent Extension Heel
cents. Ladies' and Gents Zephyr Rub
bers speciality.
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-11

Osman Digma wants to fight Gen. Ora
man, but his troops are of different mind
and are deserving him in large numbers.
Ineir recent experience with British
square has satisfied them,
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-11
COMPLETE TREATMENT. 81.

Complete. Local. and Constitutional Treatment
for syery form Of Catarrh, from a Simple Cold or
Cough Bronchitis, and Catarrhal Consumption IN
every package. -
other catarrh remedies put together and have vet
to hear of case that it has not given the most com
plete satisfaction."-S. W. Clifford Oskalooso, Ia.
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-11
Our Boston Letter .

The Pam =.
aua p;csursss Clay Club-Kfs Reception
E,s.. r..se Age of tlhe Club-afs
Sa1ss rUI,e C,ryrf0sify
of the phiITstines- I.i 49,.
and the Pictures--RIr. vinton's Portrai,
of Wendell Phillips The Crowd Before
acknowledgements REarines-Y Dung BEr.
WATSON and BIS Fafher-What Emerso,,
Thought of lae Father.
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CHOKING, PUTRED MUCOUS
cLERGYmEN. yOCALIsTs,

And Public Speakers, without number, owe their
present usefulness and success to SANFoRp's RADI-
CAL CURE for Catarrh.
Rev. DR.. W1ggin says: zone of the best remedies
for Catsrrh, nay, the best remedy we have found
in a lifetime OF suffering, is SANF0RDs RADICAL
tas taken each mornn anu an rs here ere ny
unpleasant secretions and no disagreeable hawking
during the entire day, but an unprecedented clear
ness of voice and respiratory organs
Sold by all druggists. Price $1.00.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-11

The Mexican treaty came up again in the
Senate yesterday. The friends of the
measure believe it will be ratified this time.
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-11
GENTLEWEN,S

Buckle Arctics and Congress Arctics
$l.5O; 25 pairs Gents Hand Sewed Jer-
sey Balls only $500 (brOken sizes); %
pairs Hand SeWed Congress only 1915
(brOkeD Sizes; so pairs Mems fine Calf
and Cloth Top. button, only $3.50, for
mer price $500.
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-11
NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby forbidden driving any
~ cattle into or through the town of Cumber-
land from the towns of Deering or Falmouth or any
other town infected with foot and mouth disease"
as voted by the town.
n. NJ. SHAW, Selectmen of
mar6d&wlw e. d. MERRILL, Cumberland
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH
From aSimple Cold to Catarrhal Consumption

Catarrhal Cough, Bronchitis, Droppings in the
Throat, liberation of the Nasal Passages Debility
Loss of Strength, Flesh and Sleep cured in the ma
jority of cases.
sIhe cure effected in my case by SANFoRD's
RADICAL CURE was so remarkable that it seemed
to those who had suffered without relief from any
therefore made affidavit to it before Seth j. Thorn.
as, ESQ., Justice of the Peace Boston" Geo. Y.
DiRsmore, Druggist, Worcester, Mass.
CHOKING, PUTRBD MUCOUS
Accommodations are dislodged the nasal passages
cleaused, dsinfeeted, and healed, breath sweetened
al tendency checked by SANFoRD's CURE.
ssSANFoRD's RADICAL CURE gives universal sat
isfdcton. hare not fraud q case that it did not
relieve at once, and in many cases a cure is per-
formed by the use of one bottle ''-l1ndrelc Lee,
Druggist Manchester, Mass.
The Portland daily press., 1884-03-11
BosToN. March &.

BosToN, March s.
Inc reception and exhibition of the Paint
and Clay Cub at the Boston Art Club Gallery
IS one OF tie pleasant and notable events of the
past week. The club is only about three years
old, and heretofore has held its receptions and
nad its exhibitions at its rooms on Washington
street., from Whence it issued quaint and charm
ing invitation on ten or twelve inch double
cards. bearing tpon the first leaf beautiful
monotype that WIS quite possession in itself
Inc wording OF thu invitation was in old type
and ran like this:-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-07
BREytrsEs.

Steamer Wilmington will sail FROM
San Francisco for Seattle on the 10th of
september.
Two hundred and sixty copies of this
paper were sold on the streets yester
day morning before D o'clock.
The steamship Quesn OF the Pacific
will leave San Francisco for the Sound
September 18th and 18th. and the Mex.
loo September 10th and October 9th.
Messrs. Jones and Campbell. who were
voted ON for Offices at she Democratic
Convention yesterday afternoon. request
us TO state that they did not authorize
the uss Of their names by that body.
Coal has taken tumble In the local
market, in oonse quence Of the compe-
tition created by she opening of the Ce-
dar river mine of j. n. Colnan. The
Newcastle Company yesterday reduced.
L. L. halcraft, OF the Chehalis In
dian Reservation. 10 spending a few
DAYS In Seattle onS business. He has
some fine property at Snoqualmie Falls.
which he will sell at q great bargain II
he can find purchaser.
Salmon are running nov in great
numbers. The bay Ii alive with boats
and hshers after THE fine prey. The
dealers are nov only paying ave cents
apiece for the fish, no matter how big,
while the smaller ones are rejected by
them.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-07
REPCBLiCAN Gov.
yEATuON.

yesterday afternoon some forty or
City p.r-ons as ,embled at the Court
IA use for the purpose OF ORGANIZING an
Indep ndent Republican Convention.
A. 8. Miller Wa chosen Chairman and
II. Il. Hathaway, b. or. tsry. After
acme discussion 10 vas decided to ap
point committee OF seven - confer
With a like committee TO be appointed
by The Democratic Convention, with
psger tn fili any vacancies that may ec
our this copmittee TO c'n-ist OF X.
Abrams. J. r. Jord,n, l. II. GriswOld,
JuIius Horton. L. Diller, A. l.. Spencer
and j. +. Buns.
Adjourned ts meet at the office of
Justice Vrooman at 1880.
On resssembling, the ticket nomin-
ated hv the Democratic Convent on was
generally discussed. Int without taking
tny action tie caucus sdipurned until
Mondav evening. Although no definite
conclusion was arrived nj, it is und-r
stood thai many of the independents
are dissatisfied and opp O. ~ eadors-
lug the ticket. There ID accordingly
talk of a third ticket.
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FzrpAf. Sept. s, 1854.
Council met &C 7:3o .. N, Mayor
Leary rresidirr.
Prrssus-Councilmen Frye. Hsrrina-
ton. NorthHp. S1x, Snyder and Yeslsr.
rhres absent.
Tue following petitions and eonmu-
nioations were received:
Commercial Mill Conpany-fo re-
pair the foot OF Madison street: said
street reported a. being in a condition
f-rred to Street Commitiee.
X ssidents on Ninth street-1o make
GER ain improvements ON that street.
City Clerk-To furnish case fer
Office. for the accumulated letters aud
important papers Referred 10 Com
mittee on Public Bsildings.
Communications were received from
Franklin Matthias, Councilman for the
First Ward. aud B. T. Day, Councilman
for the Third Ward. rendering their
designations as officers Of the city. Toe
designations were accepted.
The report of the Chief Of Police was
received and filed. Forty one arrests
were reported
The report OF Justice vroomsn gave
forty four as the number of persons ar
raigned before him for trial during
August.
Justice Cam reported ten cases dur
inc the month of August, collections
$3l.75.
The Street Commissioner reported
f3s "A expended daring the past month
The Harbor Master reported No col
lections.
The report of the Street. COMMITTEE
on the petition of Fred Gasch and
others. for a sewer on Union street
from Eighth street to the bay, was LAID
on the table.
The petition of J. Fl. May for dump
ing surplus dit at the foot Of Senecs
street was NOS granted.
The COMMITTEES ON Streets reported
in regard to plankina Front, Mil anc
Commercial Streets. AL previous PLAN
aud speciieations for said work were re-
jected. Pie report Of the committee
advising the work, accompanied BY 90
inmates of the City Engineer, was 40
eepted. Tue City Attorney was in
structed to draft an ordinance to tina
effect.
rbe petition of L. A. Booth and other
for sewer connection With block 8, May
nard's addition, was Rot granted.
The following licenses we're GRANTEES
for the ensuing quarter: l.. D. Snydes
retail john Bremen, sale0ni; JOhl
Goff, saloon Independent saloon, Al
FORA Saloon, Palace Saloon, Conoordi
| Beer Hall.
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eur Of POLITICS.

Il 10 rumored that the Northern Pa
clio Railroad Company 10 msssinR its
forces With the intent to capture the
Democratic Territorial Convention,
which will assemble at wsila waIla
next Wednesday, in the hope of prevent
ing the passage Of forfeiture resolutions
and the nomination of a candidate
for Delegate to Congress who IL in favor
of unconditional forfeiture of its IN
earned land grant. We have no doubt
Of the truth Of the rumor. IL 10 well
known that Railroad corporations are
non-partisan. They cannot vste, bot
their agents can manipulate, and II they
manage 70 dictate nominations in both
parties It saves the expense Of cam
paign. Only little while ago We we're
eravely told by the railroad Ledger. of
the railroad terminus, that the charge
that the Northern Pacific was trying TO
influence the election Of delegates 10
the Republican Territorial Convention
vas absurd. The truth Of the charge
Gas 90 plainly evident In the proceed
ings of the late Convention that not
even the most obsequious lackeys
Of the corporation pretend 70 desy il.
IL "irfuensea" delegates and proxies,
II organized the Convention and untII
near the close of the proceedings drs.
gooned il. Everybody knows this to be
true. To deny IL would be idiotic. NJ
concealment vas attempted. Its par
ticipation In the deliberations, utter
ances and acts of the Convention wal
offeosively bold and exasperating. The
Democrats Of King County will go in
force TO Walla walls. Their County
Convention yesterday selected full sci
of delegates, each pledged to attend
and TO pr, vide against oontineencie,
also selected O list OF aliernates
Proxies will not be recognized. The
delegation will be. led by Judge Thomsl
Burke and Hon. VIM. II. White. The,
are war horses and ''snif the battle from
afar." There will bs music at Walli
Walls next week. Oh. yes, the North
ern Pacific 10 out Of politics.
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CagRCn NOTICES.

Chapel Of the Good Shepherd e cis-
eopal second and blanchard Streets
Rev. j. II. Forrest Bill in ohsree-Di-
VINE service. $50 p. N. Sunday school,
l2:l5 p. N. Seats free all welcome.
First Baptist Church Communion
service at II o'clock. Sunday oeaool
election at p. m Rev. Robert Lenuie
of Dunda Ootario, will preach at 7:30
p. m. Lake Union mission at p. m.
Christian Church. on Seneca street,
between Third and Fonrth-Preaching
By the pastor, F. billiard Holman, at IL
a. N. Ind 74o p. m. All cordially in
vited. Sunday School at 10 a. N.
Congregational Church Services in
the morning and evening, by Rev. Clark
DaVis.
Trinity Church (Episcopal), corner
Third and Jefferson streefs-rhe rector
will preach. and celebrate the Holy
Communion at ll:l5 q. IA. Evening
prayer, with plain talk. at 7:30. Sunday
School, 10 a. N.
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PERSONAL.

]. N. Power of Lscounsr wiil spend
Sunday In the metropolis
DR.. Morgan. female practitioner,
10 AZ present visiting the city.
Ex. Councilman Day has gone extern
siseIy into farming at Snoqu4lmie.
b. II. Tusile. post office agent, is here
looking after the mail service on the
Sound.
Ayers Sarsapagilla will oare your
Catsrrh. aud do away With that sickep-
lng odor Of the breath.
Hon. J. N Armstrong, Republican
nominee Tor Delegate to Congress, has
zone over % Victoria for short visit.
Hon. ]. Il. Lewis Of this city. has
been Invited 20 deliver series of
speeches In Spokane. Whitman and
other eastern cuuatirs during the pslit
ie.l campaign, and has accepted.
Rev. Rob~rt Lcnnir has juss arrived
fr,m Dundee, Ontsrio. on h,s way 10
take charge ef she Baptist Church Al
whsscom. The family OF the reverend
eentlensn win assist maf~rsaily in the
population 81 whascons, rs 10 hunters
nine persons.
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s. ---..-..--.--------

While the Republican Convention was
assembled in this city We refrained, ex-
eept In very few instances. from refer
enoe 10 Ito personal characteristics. II
10 mot uncommon for public journals 10
Welcome delegates 10 political oonven-
tons with a superabundance of taffy,
and upon their departure indulge In
caustio and bitter personal criticisms.
We are opposed 20 that style Of pro
oedure. II a person or an assemblage
10 10 b judged harshly II individual
members are 10 be criticised, ID should
b. done while they are present In per-
con TO reply and defend themselves.
Only coward shoots or stabs man In
the back, The few personal criticisms
We have made have in our best judg-
msnt been merited. They we're made
promptly, openly, unqualihedly, as fair
ness demanded.
Nov that the Convention has com.
pieted its labors and adjourned without
day, Ne feel AZ liberty TO say that with
out exception Il was the best reprssent-
ativs body Of men. Of equal numbers.
that has ever assembled in Washington
Territory. In saying this We desire TO
be underwood eorrvctly. In point Of
ability. experience. force. intellectual
sndowments And attachments. In char
aeter, soiidity and manhood u vas q
representative body 81 men such AZ 10
seldom assembled In equal nun eefs 81
Q party convention. There were men Of
ago and ripe experience; there were
men from the learned professions. from
the workshops. from The farm. There
we're Representatives Of capital, and
there we're also personal embudiments
Of the free American workingman
There we're rich men aud poor men. IL
vas nns appearing, orderly. and intel
ieotuai assembly.
Il has been the aim Of S.attle's PEG
pie 70 treat her visitors eoursecusly. Oar
citixens are warm hearted. and az 10 al
vsys the ezss with sueh people. ,npul-
sive. They feel deeply and are demon
strative. But our visitors have b<en
wslcone and We ,russ win reach their
homes-scasscred ell over ,his Tsrri,or,
--holdine and preserving pleasant re.
elections Of their wait and seioarn
among Ne. The people Of tu, city have
appreciated the compliment t~nds red
in the visis OF % many representative
citixens. u has been pleasure 20 our
citixens and, We trust, reciprocal With
members Of the Convention. II 10 bens-
nciAl--far mere than ss frst appsars--
shis meeting Of residents from secsions
OF the Territory widely separated. no.
merely By distance. bat varying even
more Ia natural resources and charac-
teristics. II 10 useful. ne say. for repre-.
ssutatives from all portions Of tbs Ter.
Titory, 60 thus meet on common ground
ata central point for mutual discussisn.
This without references to pArsisanship
or politics Every deleaats Who has a,-
tsnded chs late Couvsation has learned
something Of the views needs ard de-
hires Of thoss Of every other section. and
all return home more deeply impressed
with ths extsnt and natural wealth, and
thsssfers with IN increased pride la The
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-07
DEXTER HORTON & CO.,
SEATTLE, w. r.

Deposits received and accounts sep
ubject TO Check or Draft.
Sight Exchange and Telegrsphic Trans
'er on San Francisco. Portland and New
York.
Sight and Sixty-day bills of exchang,
trawn In sums 70 suit direct on London
.railable elsewhere In Europe.
Money loaned on approved security.
Bonds, Stocks and other vsluables ~
eived on deposit for safe keeping.
Coilact'ons m.ds and proceeds prompt
emitted.
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In this city. regret the Departure q iss
delegates. and are pleased 10 be enabled
to say 10 full sincerity. that In point of
character. ability and attachments IL
merits the praise herein accorded.
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ECONOMY IN FUEL.

r r. MORRISON. soLE AGENT
IL. fur Puset sound aaa COLUMBIA
river for the celebra ed Paint Az sp .ce.
and rowte 3 fa IA 30 Ier aad Pise Gov
ssing. saves rsm IN 70 % pei cent a.
fusss.
Address all orders 10 l. r. MORRISON.
Q 70 OF q rdoa Hardware ,ompany. Sc
att g, IT. jeti
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The Chef of sh- rire Department rs
ported 4 bid fur the construction " fir~
alarm boxes and Iecessary tele. hone
connectioa. Referred 10 COMMITTEES on
FIRE and watr.
Several bid- were rreeensed for light
inc and ole sninv street lamps. Tue oid
Of Jamss Il. Nay t~sne the lowest. was
seccptrd by the Council. Il provides
that the lamps al ill be lighted whess re-
qaired and cleaned oacs q week, and
tnas eighty -dvs c-nts per lamp per
uenth shall be paid for the saae.
Bids Tor The .f'y pFtntin1 were pre.
seus~d ny the Herald and Pu~r ISrEl.
IIakxCxR- 1hs tids we're ieferr~d N
the COMMITTEE an Frinsiue, who ~.
pat~d IN favor Of awarding the eity
printing o. tbs Poxr.IxrEILfaxScxR
aud 10 was 20 ordsr red hy zoe q a 4c,l.
fhe bed OF Stetson 4 Pest, 20 furnlsh
good mefchsntahie cedar and Or Iom.
Der for the use Of the city for one year.
Al The rate Of - per loo fses, vas co.
eep.sd.
me election Of Co1nciimen 10 suc-
ceed FrAnkiia n stthias and b. 2. Day
was DECLARED IN order.
Major W. v. R<inhart and q. n.
Rssia we're nomiuated 10 all the va
oAncy In the First Ward. Major Rein
bart rscesvinR majority Of voses vas
declared elected.
10 gu tss vacancy In the Third Ward.
W. @. LaIiuer and Geo. W. Hall we're
noruinatsdI. W. @. Lslines rsseivsd .
ma1csssy of the votss and vas declared
elected.
oaDtxAncss Aposrsn.
To reeulste the purohass of supplies.
In r~iatton ~ warrants On Madison
Street Exiesssun Fund.
To amend section Of Ordnance No.
90, re0asdine baok csnvAssrrs.
10 sDspd ssosios Z u 0rdinspos No.
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TO VOTER

I DESIRE 70 ANNOUNCE MYSELF
l - o candidate for Cons<4 bic Tor Ihis
pre- met. bring entirely Tree from any
pArsi IN feeling. Ny nsnse wss n pre-
senfed before the recent Republican Con-
vent1on- desire TO return my sincers
thanks for pa tfsvars and hore for Co..
tinuaEce Of the same a. the hands OF ell
cifiEsns. should thry deem me competent
% III that ofk1c<. HesDecsfuiiy.
se5 THIS " CAMPBELL.
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MAYoa's OFTrcv.
Cfry OF SkAsrLx AHg. - l&sf.f
II WI il h. ATfENO TO. OFFICIAL
I hasinass. Ia connection with sIfy mat
terA daily. sundays excspte |. feoss ~ 20
u oict sek q. M. ~ my office. room &
Yes3erLaAry block.
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTE
He'd NOS % credit nv nj G. uriila A.
Cresswxll. upon any acoouaL g I will pay
no BILLS Of her contrasfinx. wa have SEN
arated and b we siyen hsr angle prop
eRty % support henelf.
RM. CREsSwELL.
sssftle. SGpx- s fS3A sea Il
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NEW BLOOD, NEw LIFE.-This is OBJ
tanned by using Pfunder's Oregon Blood
Perifier. For sale everywhere. 81 per
bsttle, six for IS. apSdv6m
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go, regarding the powers Of Ohisf II
Police.
Ordinances appropriatinR money to
pay oills.
Adjourned sntil Monday right O. IL
O'Clock. e !. Osz ,RxE, Clerk.
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g GARRISON go HUNTINGTON - In Tacoms,
sept 3 3. -. Garrison and Mrs. Mary
b. Huntington.
PAULs ,S-ANDERsoN-In Tacoma. Aug.
3lst, p. A. Paulson and Miss A. x. Al.
derson.
BLooMs-PERcIv. Ain Cheney. Aug. 81.
Charles Boomer and NJ. ELLA Percival.
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usscsr.-The Republican Territorial
Committee yesterday refused 10 pay
bills ineurrcd for hall rent and other
expenses Of the Territorial Cnaveu,ior.
amounting % about so. Tn. MONEY
bad heen advanced BY two cisixens Of
S~sttie. and re woald suseesa thai
Others OF our citixsns should AID in de
fraysne these biiis. The e~nti-m-n ~ho
advanced the snoney have sud n,shinc
sbous 10, aud the writer wsald nos NV.
known Of q had he MA seen tae bills
repuasAsed nv ahe committee. 70 is ns.,
lust that these too pArtse>s sssou d stand
al this exp~nse. and no dsnbt many Of
aar cssis ne viii al div reimbarse them,
- some extent at beast.
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BOB n
II A b II lie D.

30 RN.
ScoTT-In this city. Sept S. to the wife OF
arthur II Scotl. q sen.
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FaR SAN fRaScIsoo.-Stesmship vii
ming on, which sailed fos San fr&neisrs
yesterday. took s tons OF merchandsss
and So tnns cnsi. She aiss took pas.
seneers 90 follows; Jssaes kearns..
Fred Ekroth. Mrs.. Eiekmalier aud
children John Spindier, c. q. Riechler,
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-07
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