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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
TEMPERANCE SUPPORT OF MR BLAINE.

a. think there j. a. li,tlc chance for the Pro-
hbiou party throwing tue election into Ae House as Of
one Of the Presidential randi.e' ing 4frio; by rh-
MIA " said ex-governor Addison G. GIBBS o. Oregon.
when called upon Dy q TRIBUNE rep. r'rr yesterday
"Such a hing has been done only once 1 believe and
there is liir chance ~ s occurring ain. The state OF
the country present prcc1dcs s1ch probability. The
Temperance ci1.. f. steadily growing, auj b..ro I'm
time n wall take he importance ~ National -.ue but
M present 30 is 100 small To De effective. ouch most
sincere believer i'm tn cause OF Temperance am not 80
blinded by ny enthusiasm TO suppose that W. can m
aided accomplish anything. believe, rather. that fh"
party shou strive do good by supporting what il
finds best In TIE greater parties It's moral force IN
conjunction with either party would be potent
flcorin REFORM and the desire OF lbs support would have
purifying effect. believe that IN this way the Marty
vii accomplish the most good, AMI T. on tAs account
that have advised tLc party 10 vote Tor Mr. Blaine lie
il iudrprudeut and fearless. and rs on all the
National ISSUES. lie rs gOm prohibition StItc and
1. himself temperate. while Governor Cleveland ~ me- ace
ccti- III plIty- Platform. cannot cOu-ceutou-lv veto
ANY Huuor lrump'udIyJ M $50 matter how pru,. 70 may
hc nor f. the sentiment %, the bcmocrtic party against
qunr H. otter pcca, OF national Issue. th- demo
cratic party has sbOau Itself wanting Tie pu.y-Amy
bll which vas passed go The iast session los Il Irpc IN
senate vas REJECTED by democratic House. and mat
p9rfv Ias ,.icutly dodccd this question winch MIR
Laiur his in h- letter 50 iciries,ly taken mp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
nrvocp,rrc pIscoRp IN NEw-JERsEY
ONE OF THE GovrRNoTs OPPONENTS PLACED ''
TIE STATE COMMITTEE.
lny rrrronrm ~ mn tmnrNr.l

Trenton July 29.-lhc state li"uso '..,,,'
Of the Democracy has Just put In another hooS 80 hc
It's newly acquired hold upon the Si'i' m"''" $50, -
c,clnsion of Albeit 4 60. Andrew Jackson '"''''
Ughtstown who has been anxious TO re'lr' l'o' t
tics for some time has resigned from the state
and senator George O. Vanderbilt, Of Princeton Su''''
him Vanderbilt has been one Of the GoNern"r' me-
hitter opponents since quarrel over tue hPl'olu',
prosecutor for Mercer County last winter "o ~
tempted unsucccssfully TO defeat the cohnrih'o" -
the senate Of the Governors and aiterward losV no
occasion to get in blow at the Governor even WINS
with the Republican Senators sew ral Important M
tcra i'm The exciting contest between The ''pNcIp
senate ovcrthe appointment OF the state A7Se'Sor' "'
the tax law. 100, % Albany,
secretary OF state Kelsey has recently been ~ NIn
comforting with cleveland and ha, made u'el ne nts
OF the Democratic machine In New-JcrSey. ADo.'l :
temporary dislike at Clcyciands nomiha,,%n ia, -
him te leadership ard ne has since been NoluE !"
catch m with the procession before II gels OUT OF nSl
Other change, i'm the state Committee are cNeclu sum
and the whole machinery of tn" party i IN G~oA
lied condition while the woIturmcus heI 10 b.'l' IN
spreadinc like wdIrr and The ranks OF the kePlifa
"kicker~ iu the northern part OF the ~t'ie are
daily losses The Republican Committee h', 9'''n ,i"
and harmonoIsly M work fora in"nlh ana u eet,i-
lmu'e advantage OF the decentralization IN hcrlN7 o W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
4 STORT UITH 4 HORAL.
From IN, Clicaqo Tr,bua,

From me fhfcdQ0 Yribl1e
Handsome Young Millionaire -" 50 YOU
would Hike position as companion to my sister "
Pretty GIr-"Ncs, please; would DO my very pest 10
give satisfaction"
" Can yOu sngl"
"No am sorry To say go
"Nou play the piano, -upiO7ct'
"No: never studicl music
"Ahf Probably. then, NUu p0int crorhrry Or
at i.uerdcss 10 continue the i,l sir have no accom-
pll.hmcut-."
Indeed! WHY, how have you passed your time since
Won len school T.
"A Az home helping mother. You 500"
Pardon uuo iVr iutcuuPun9. You have SAID enough
and"
''Oh 90 not SAY will not do. II necessary can pick
40 some accomplishments In reasonable tinie' am
sure
''You viii not do 70 hired COMPANION because You
are entirely good for the position hut " You VIII hc
half of my fortune aud me with 10, shall consider hyseH
the luchlest man ia the world
Hhn lll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
THE TIRGIYIl EXrR1 SESSION
THE LEGISLATURE CALLED TO N 1T oN AUGUST -
-ErAproRrloNNENr OF CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICTS.

THE 1rGlsrArrEE CALLED TO N 1T ON AUGUST -
-ErAProRTIoNMEN OF CONGRESSIONAL Dis
TRICTs.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRTD'T1l
RICHMOND, Va, July 29.-Thc extra session
of the Virginia legislature which Hil be opened here Oh
August 13 under call of Governor Cameron is 10 pe
held at the request of the Democratic members OF mat
body. aided by General W. c. Wickiam. ,trmghtont
Republican senator and J. c. Powell. former tEe'u-
user member OF the same body. The responsibility "r
convcnins this body bcorr'hc election for President N
upon the Al the last session the members {"
that party i'll the Legislature passed some OF the most
important party measures hurrcdy that critical eN-
animation OF them developed legal flaws Not only That
Int the Democrats omitted altogether make any pro
vision for the election the additional Presidential
Fleror to which Virginia is entitled 1t was to correct
these errors and make good this omission that the o
cratS demanded That Governor Cameron should recon-
vcne the Legislature i'll extra session in the neat OF w
ca1pagn The Governor after careful consideration Of
the constitutional questions involved IN that demand
and consultation with eminent counsel deemed It his
uubonndcd duty to yield TO the demands of the Demo
crats The coming session will be 81 the most IN
porant held in This state for many years Inc Two
most important measures to he enacted ny the p'n'
Gratis Will be a new Congressional aQpoiiionnri anu lH'
proy.,ioI for cectio4 Presidential Electors. AZ The In
stance Of Congressman John Wise the appoIlonmch
made by The Democrats at me last ,y-.ion Is c9ef.oI
I've ore The courts. lie contends. and many OF 'hr "N
aWycr- in tn state concur win i.l ui'' may l'"
NOld 10 d hardly Ii"."'Ir l"d' zee b'I'vt.' 1,t
Tor the decision of IHc court, u That case hnt VIII 4d"p
anew app"it 'ili'H '' TO- ~" M ',,rot do ms,
pu~-ihuiN -. nlthtr legal ''i'' IH'| ,,'4io' W 80
ioyvrr over Governor veto without tIc H-- lance
icy seem 10 Icy upon he support OF some OF THESE in
such emergency mere is m"'h "rl'''l'"i ' ',
mt4.. o ~ ny ' m .i n, hl,. tlri ,..tr.r re-.
more alor"".e TO- l.,iF e''.''' . 'i' f,cT .ar
81. 81. ft.i o.. rod -f sI .t ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
ENTHUSIASM IL CHEMUNG COUNTY.
IHY r.Lu-SHAPH 10 II. TRIRrNR.l

EluEt, july 29.-At the dedication of the
n,a publican hci iqurter. tonight large ana entus
a.ilr audience was ad rc--rG Icy Charles d. Baker, OF
Corning. Who presented the questions Of the campaign
Tu. chairman was thaurry y. -hirutn. a i d'nr and
Logan martha band md &c club was present. An
irish Blaine Ciub formed To ngt with 1856 members
ly men before Identified with tine Republican party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
AFINE MEETING AT TROY.


Troy, y. Y, July 29.-Thc campaign for
Blaine and Lo-an was openedIn.Wes Troy aet night with
torcblight procession the dedication OF wgWam built
the Fr.t ward Club. ami roung meeting, which was
ad rc.- by Senator C. l. MIcArihur Of Troy, and
" Im II. laIGpuri ana Col mel Arson =. Wood Deputy
crrtIry OF tate, o Albany. rno meeting was LARGELY
attrn eel ana great cnthu iaSm prevail q. There i
great break OF Ir-hmeu aud workngmrn from the Dem
S.ratic rus- Blaine iu We, Troy wIich auBlr- -pcu
L--LL- q LLL mo E--uLli..m n.-L--.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
lJjnCh ELNYjTJ\G ~ UEJTU

WmKEsBAEEE, Penn, July 29.-MH. Jacob
Hasscn widow OF The engineer vino was killed on the
Ienigh Valic, Road on Friday last hy the locomotive
boiler "a ploSon died ~ her home al East Nauch Chunk
today Her death the result OF UrO>iratlon cousc
qcul upon shock oI hearing OF her husbands death
Size WAS about mother. Ih- family lost five
y the disaster TIA, father mother. child. infant and
John ArmDitirLoT, VINO was Hdssclis son ln-law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
PREFERRED.

TIOu ne N frII YIbUUf
" see you've got this conlOunded rye-bread
again." Missed Pluukctt al the breakfast table.
" Yes dearc," smoothly replied the lady. 81 gSI II be
cause you love IT,"
" Me love IT, madam Ugh. the very smell of II make,
sick. Who was 20 Wise a. 10 know that love rye
bread
Nobody" stammercd Mrs. plunkett, eept heard
you tell Fzgoober few days ago that you preferred rye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
yLnMoyrs nI-rrrE WITH MAINE.

BOSTON, july ~ ] ne ' tllnoUt corresponds
cui o. The Jovuo says, "Apropos Of the claim made by
the Maine Republicans, that The Pine Tree STATE tho
birthplace of OBJ. Republican party E.P. Walton Of MONT
Mi T. asserts taat the honor for the origin OF the party
T. lYu.s to t.t trOu Mountain state IT, says that tho
l..f state Convention of tIr Nhg- of Vermont held
Iutllud Juno = lo54, autc.at.- cyery other
n.uI LOT the LlrmLLIum Oh Iln krul -cnm nLLLY."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30

have the honor to inform you that thc nomn'ln- 81
the ReImbicln National Convention AZ hcag0, June o.
1881 were mdAr,cd by hi club the members OF when
desire hereby 10 tender you their hfdrIr7t cmsld'hl
lions and 10 pledge an earnest and enthusiastic support
Of hc nominees. This club placed In position the nIot
Blaine and Logan campaign Transparency IN tir 'I4 q"
NrX-Y York. bsTWrru and o'clock tine morning OF
jane and bad previously resolved ltsclt INTO camp
club II rs our candid opinion that the detection sad 20
exist r. the Republican party - purely imaginary ana
that it, nominee, viii without doubt lead our party to
lInIInII, N.NtnlN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30

IN n, tho principles Of the Southern causc were w0E
ncvcr vonld protcciion Democrats are e9,s,uvl ~
dt.co,nntcd NJ tie nro 60 ion speech made ny lu -" "
inside ana the free trade speech by Tuokor on % md
nf fhc Court house Tue cnthu nasm vas NtN lh", 49,,
Tho Republicans are ioolced at the onoo' u '"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
NOT 4 UFAUHEAU.
ry vRs. G.onGE ARCHIBALD.

10 Blaine vii continue in his usual methods and
that he vii prove deacad ia ANY enterprise Ac my en-
Ia X in Cai t. 60 imans speech at Ina pendent meet
ina, NeWIorK Ciy. JUS -, 4o5i
Wncn Chcago big convention cast IT. nominate
One whom nate Itself must mention ony to acknowledge
great,
There several directors stepped forward
late.
How Their coasccnces forbade them to support the cam
dldalc.
There Curtis, twho curt 80, the leader OF the
few,
with cry ofcu .eryc-us if y0u want " 10 serve YOU
Aud with manly resolution nOt to violate their ,cIu-
Then there rose up llr. Goldman being made ..c .,s
And he definitely stated ha, me Independents meant
Tho recent party d0.ncs most emphatic fo resent,
~ voting for auothcrm manic show thcir daoontcnt.
said he: "Ihs private character we really cannot
touch,
For somehow, uuaccouufahly, 70 doesn't bear tmu'gh
But oh the independents they worried very much
for fear he's deadhcad and he never Will be ,ucn'
M. Goldman. there charge. which Republicans re-
fute,
Gut win mental penetration .lat'o g.m,lhabl, a,utc,
You have MADE au accusation uuden4aDy acute.
For that Blaine is not d. adhcad there ~ one cen
dispute.
That he never deadhe,d all hi record goes to
show;
Mcssr- C"ii- sciuiz and-roiorh' do You mink you'u
Very far % nd your dc i9hc.d east or s " Buffalo.
Ar Logp's."-Qt j. always wei 10 bc we'll
inlYuned Clara lpouiius to %" uIDpIco: "WAo .uc
thr TWO men ~ biNcncH hats aud white coHtSi' Ma
tllda: "Oh, don't you kno" Those mc tine mead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30

The seats in certain Western church are set
on pvot-, ike those in drygoods store. Tl. Il 70
enable the malls portion OF the congregation 10 seegs
sharp lookout Tor the entrance OF the sherh.-Burs
ton fIee Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
WHERE IS urxDFIX's ALLEGED swoEDl

The aplthetic BroolIyu Democrats do nor
propose 10 open the Cleveland AMI HcndncFs campaign
before September a'thou-h he pet nominee OF BOSS
Sj,,or drew me auhnric sword which Wa, not I'D or
.hrthcd until ;he martial music 0i 'dcnuH VI, 'oI
died AVA. T1l, sword hs> not been seen since d"5o
los, Was a-tlrrfel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30

NA~III>pI.S, u. g., Jun" %, 1~~i.
Drtr SIR: n gives p.rl-fH' to urkuuH|' l-' i-''
rec,pf or Vour letter. 0f tb. 23l inst iu which tho
pruptu-,s OF thc XVIII Assembly District Republican
lab ut rx- ior, 80 handsomely toitu. At J, cN-
c.cIIl-, ci4} iu- 10 r r.,'-rtulit aid s." Warmly
from d, cilD. and hasten 10 I-rr you fh1i tu, aI-
lr,c.4te Very sincerely, your frlcud a1d -rr,ant.
.J.IN 4. LOsAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30

was bread" '''h w. 1nlfs,a
d, WHEN he went 70 work Punkett kicked bln,,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
THE EARLIEST CLUE II THE FIELD.

The following are copies of letters recently
sent to James c. Blaine and John A. Logan by the NNth
Assembly District Republican club, and The answers
thereto:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
MARINE INIELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALltAVAc.

MINIATURE ALNANAC.
sunrises 4Jl; 7:l3 AesR sets ll46 d3sas a.Ail
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AN-Sandy Hook lO7 Gov Island ll7 Hell Grs "a
PA.-Sandy Hook, 1871 Gov. Isianf I'll Hell GATE ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30

Ar LOEp's."-Ct j. always wei 20 bc we'll
inlpnnedJ -glart pointing to %" ulnplco: who uc
the two men ~ blNc hats aud white coatSi' Ma
iilda: non, dOnt you know Those uc the head
masters Of EtOn and Harrow 81 Punch
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-19

The following In taken by ~ from
the Repubiicds Waterman Of 0Feeuport
IN. W OF January 9Th, and will be as
interesting to Posi- read
ers a. II was originally 10 readers of our
Atlantic contemporary:
From letter to Mr.. John L. Gallup
OF this village, written by Captain ]. 3.
Ackley Of the splendid new sidswheel
steamboat Oiympian, which be 10 taking
out TO seattle, w. r., dated at st.
Thomas, Danish West Indies, Deoem.
ber 18th. and received January LIST, we
make these extracts:
arrived here today, eight days from
the Capes, all right; no loss, no bust up.
bat was oompe led to take o roundabont
vay, ~ the wind vas strong from N E.
from latitude 81 down; came through
Crooked Island Passage aud south side
OF st. DsminRo, making, by log, 1870
miles. but ve had smooth water the last
thousand Of u. Can't run in the trough
OF the sea- mus. either haul her to or
run OF. We use but one boiler. and run
thas Nth the doors open 70 save coal;
about 10 tons TO 100 miles il what she
will do; she rams 10 knots fl2 milssl
very easy, steers like bird, aud think
v AZ near Q perfect steamboat ~ has
beeu built. Are now coaied (25O tousl,
80 tons all told. and hope tho next
stretch to make Bahia; shall sail tom0r-
ruv. Ny health 10 6,st class,
and l am very thankful for . safe pas
sage thus Tar. lis not Q piouie
excursion By any means; any sailor can
take steamship out, but . sidewheel
steamboat 10 another thing.
The Olympia b . wondee TO the pSopao
OF st. ThomAs-never saw anything
after this style. though there are forty
steamer q month here"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-19

Coloma, Mich, Nov. 3. 1ss0.-Dr. b.
! Kendall 4 Co.-Gcnts: Accept thanks
Tor ctfs1lars, which help N consider
ably. We are selling large amount Of
your ksndalrs SPAWN Cure, which gives
great satisfaction. We are authorised
10 ny for Mr.. A. H. Sutton. q farmer
near here. II have used nix bot tles Of
k0dairs SPAWN Cure. and cured A.
many spavins well marked) on differ
ent horssA j consider e . remedy never
eQuaied TOR spAvins or ringbones."
Yours trul = Rno 4 Guao1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-19
WUSTHOFF'S BEER NALL

~ YOU WANT A GOOD GLASS OT
L PgLSRN E8 BEk8.
Yrnn the United States Brewery. San
Frspcisco. fer cents, call ~ joe Happier
new hall, on Mil street. ~ SAh.rs oan
stand. Good lunch aiways spread 'eo
and sample this celebrated beer.
iyGU PkTEk w. WUsThoFF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-19

those elegant new ranges just received
by Wasidell 4 Miles direct from the man.
lnAnufactories-the Superior Range and
Seovs. They are the finest, most econom-
icAl, and altogether desirable range On
the Pacific Coast. Call and see them.
even Il you don't buy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-19

Seminal weakness, Inpotsn1, NJ \.
BY dreams, pimples on The -.
Manhood can positively h esrs
sick and afflicted shouId nof s5ss
him. The Doctor has trsyei,d ~.
In Europe and inspected tho,ss.ss|
various hospitals there. otsaIsiss
deal Of valuable Lnfornstion IN
competent to impart 70 bore 4 y
his services. DIR, Gibhm IN ~
charge unless he effects 4 curr >.
at a distance may be cured n ~
communications strictly coa6dssn.'
see no one but the Doctor. hrs..,
ing TO the Doctor will piease - ~ !
OF the paper they ace this al yadsn.
Charges reasonable. Cal q v,,ss
dress DIR. v. GIBB0N, P. O. IN IN
Francisco. Send SO ~ I Ds:ss
medic'ae. ~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-19
DR.. SPINNkI
No. - Kearny strss
rr.sts an Chronic ssA sSee

YoryC D9S ..os
WHO MAY BE sUff.nsttl;i;s q ,
W the effects Of you,n,.a svs1 -
discretion vii! do wen ev9A
lives of this. the Creates s.irT. y
at the altar OF suffering sos1n =
spINNEY will guarantee 1901
Tor every case Of seminal .Seneo
nrivase a,,ease OF any kina -
which he undertakes and IAN
Thar. are many .. the =. q 49,
rIeaT a. az troSbled with ece -
sv n.c Of the bladder. g. -
panied ny q slight smat 49,
.en.atior. and q weAken"s s.a -.
in = manner the patient c~ -
for OF examining TIE orin ~
ropy zsdiment viii oncn .iSnnD0
ao,n.iirnes small particles Oh - (.
S1.r,s.ar or the color will y - =
tx ne as.ain changing y ~
who die Of this eimculty. 49, ~
cause. which 10 the secTp u.,srsSpse o..
nal veskness DR.. 8. wiz -
feet cu-e in all such cesA .ery -
ressorstion Of the seuiio VI -
0lffice hours-le 70 Z end C,ssssn -
from - 70 II = n. &C., s1SiGa
Thorough examinsfioa ano
On . .ddr's =. ssu4 80
.se h Il Kssssg =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-19

Reuainina in Tie Poss Once o0 Fin
dsy. January u, LISA. Persons calling
Tor thsss lsssses vii please say sdvss-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-19

CATARRH CURED, hsalth and svssS
breath secured BY Shiloh's Oaaarrh Rem
edy. Price 30 csutA Nasal Inieotoe frso.
a. b Hsswars, dYuexisG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-19
Notice to Shippers.

.sz~=-. FROM DATE, AND IN
Ars I'll iurther not e, steamer
SraD1{ Gypsy will make regular
S~-'sss@ semi-monthly trips direct
TO New Westminster, y. c.. sailing from
New Tacoma on the lat and Ij,h Of each
month. cali Z at Seattle for freight.
G.. II. Clancy, r cent
A. l. STOKES. A. :. of +. nos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-19
LYMAN z. BOOTH,

SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER,
. south Eecond street, between Mill
and Washington. Permanently estab-
ushed. Ladies' and gents riding saddles.
Dack saddles. tents single and double
harness (heavy and light, fancy and
plainD, horse and saddle blank cts. buggy
robes and mats, brushes. combs. whips,
of goods belonging 10 the trade, kept for
sale. Harness. pack saddles. tents, etc,
made to order. Only the BEST quality OF
leather used. Repairing done promptly.
LYMAN h. BOOTH.
Successor TO Charles NJ. BywAter. South
Second street. between Mill and wash
inRton, . jidwlm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-19
stockholders Notice.


OFFICE OF SPRING HILL WATER
" Company. Seattle, w. T., Decemb r
3. 1888 III accordance with a resolution
adopted at q meeting Of the Tru.tees Of
the Spring Hill Water Company. held De
cembar !. 1ss3. . special meeting Of tho
stock holders Of said Company Is hereby
called, the same to be held at the office Of
John Leary, No. S Yesler-Lesry block,
Seattle, Washington Territory. on Mon
day, February. IA. A. b. 1894. at the hour
Of o'clock p. m. TO take into considera-
ton and decide upon the proposition to
increase the capital stock Of said Com
pany from one hundred thousand dollars
$500 00N. divided into one thous md shares
Of one hundred dollars each, the present
capital Of tho Company. to two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars $3.50 e0eD. to be
divided int two Thousand five hundred
shares. Of one hundred dollars each.
BAILEY GATZERT,
JOHN LEARY.
J. FURTH,
J. G. LIPSKY.
THOMAS r. MINOR,
Trustees Of the Spring Hill Water Com
pany. de5dwtd
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sc1eAV

asa
NIvsS sqa 10 ana
SIT 10 1ounH fus 10 'SuIqoN
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KENoALL'S SPlYu Gun
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ana p,in. / have loss knoss
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verful 10 reach every - ~ -
TO remove any bony govss - q
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for rheuYn stism in man. ana =
for which q lfnimept " 49, - =
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Enosburrh Fails. W -ucGmTa
SOLD By ALL
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For vaahea, kiox. silver plated wear
and - forsA. q 10 81. @. Mclaughlin.
(~Littls Asek. shs Ssvsller."l The best
and oaly saoek Of 6ne goods in the city.
AisO, sn,Se tbas amt = Ans.
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Or. ]. N. FOX,
DENTIST.

LAC OF San Ff2nc1SCO.
- ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERT.
DY9Ded without plates. Fine gold nll-
tngs made to restore the natural contour
Of the face. Laughing gas administered.
Teeth positively extracted without rain.
Al week wafraa&ed. sk Is
Once ReiaisS block, 81 Fsoat arssk
Soattle. w. q. TF|# -
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SNOW q N UNCH,
CIVIL ENGINEERS AN0 SURVEYORS,
Once IN Yesler-Ieary block. third Dat.
Seattle, W. +. se50

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW. ROOMS 7
"A and & Yesler-Leary block. corner
Commercial and Mill streets, will prsc-
tice in the supreme Court OF the United
states and al tho Courts Of Washington
Territory. jcfu