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gamsred Surrender ~ werbrs.
LONDON, June Il. The Tiaes' CORE
So ,ndens teieeraphs frum Woody
Haifa that Berber surrendered twelve
days ago. The reports already received
In London were true. A correspondent
here informed me- that the rebel gen.
eral, Abouil. las collected 10000 men
around Barber. After the fall Of Ber-
Der, - 90 Arabs were sent % invest
DoneolA. The Government OF Dongoia
II ignorant Of the surrender. Berber
autographed to Woody HzifA. bot no
news came down the river. This d.
rectly conflicts with the statement In
the Commons by Fitxmaurice. Under
Foreign Secretary. that messengers
from Berber reported the city safe as
late as June "a. Until reports from IN
Questionable authority arrive, the safety
OF Bsrber is considered problematic-
Mexteans kieking.
MKxiuo, via Galveston. June 12.-The
newspapers eontinue Discussing the
nomination of Blaine. which 10 gen.
orally regarded a threatened evil fer
Mexico. La Lfb<rt1af and Asser5asa
Gays il hopes for the s1sctioa OF Blaine.
for Mexico has more 10 fear from 9
frt*HakN EfEEtAEAt tx&44 0AG WIZ -
avowedly hostile regarding IL, ~ II 10
more 20 the interest Of Mexico 30 deal
Win her nsighbor IN spirit Of want Of
confidence and reserve than TO bob mob
With traitors, Who pretend 10 be friends
In order 20 become masters.
Jshs nrswns ssatse.
fcxpox, June i2-The Queen Vas
present al the erection today al BAlmo-
raj Of the bronxe statue Of sohn Brown.
which represents hiz features IN High
land costume. The statue vss placed
within view Of tbs Qaeen's apartments.
Prsass 81 he saisaftsa ssstsesA j
Isoxpox. May u. - Zen. Booth. tLe
bead az the salvation Army, - treating
for the purchAss Of PAstas castle and
sssxt. In wAiss Eur family ssssdencs.
Gea. booth b nid 10 ~ making iaEks
prosiss - isader Of The saivafsca
Axuy.
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To Let.

ENINE OFFICES IN THE CLAYTON
II block; single or en- suit. myIl
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Medical Society Of Wash
ington Territory.

THE TWELFTH ANNUAL MEETING
i Of this Society viii be held In Seattle
on Wednesday June 18th. All regu Ar
physicians are cordially invited.
Z. L. SMITH. N. D., Prest.
j. G. SUSDBERG. secny. ieI3 Sw ID
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A FEW TONS CHOICE HAY FOR
a. ;s s:- Z 3 VII fEAHsos 0.s .:.a
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Los

A GOLD EAR RING. WITH RUBY.
N was lost on the street last week, for
the return Of which "a l.. ROSTEIN. or
this Office, q suitable reward win be paid.
iel0
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NOTICE.

THE SPRING HILL WATER COM
pany will furnish water TO consumers
GA and between J Jackson and King streets,
in Maynard's plat: also. on First, Second,
Third and Fourth streets, up TO Seneca
also. to ships. steamers and manufacto-
ries
Leave applications. in writing. at the
office of ID. 7. Wheeler, Yesler-L eary
block. Seattle.
JOSIAH COLLINS, JR..
Business Manager.
Seattle, June 9. 1884. jelo
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$50 NEW CHAIRS JUST RECEIVED FROM
Walnut Center Tables.
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NOTICE.

a LII PARTIES HAVING ACCOUNTS
"A against the steamer Bob Irving will
present them to G. COX, at Harrington &
Smiths. for settlement. lea
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Bosros, June IA FIRE ia now burn
inc In the building occupied by the Ma
iional Rubber and New Brunswick Rub
Der Companies. The three upper sto-
RES are burned and it is still burning.
An explosion of naptha on the second
Hosr burned three fremen, who arc Sc
rioosly injured. The loss will be heavy.
Insurance $3.50, 0co on stock and $275,-
600 on building.
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Dyaanaite Eientl Arrr.sesl.

Aks WEsr, Fla. June i2.--On arrival
Ne Mallory steamer late last nigh,
ssom New York. Frederick Gill Marrero
- arrested ON charge OF having en-
aves IN bis possession, upon affidavit
ns United States District Attorney.
.os We quarantine season the Mallory
have not come 10 the wharf.
anonor a. the quarantine ground.
- nRen and freight are brought
noee. bat upon Marrero stepping into
est q was arrested by the United
marshal, under q warrant from
ssIse states Commissioners Locke, and
IN Jail. The information was
received from officials Of New
49, Marrcro is resident OF Key
49, ne went 10 New York q few
AGO. and his mission vas eyi-
known through detectives. Upon
! ssng nis baggage the officers found
uetosating Gaps, and books Of
1sssaon upon the manufacture Of
ssise. The articles were submitted
expert officer OF the frigats Ca
sS.eeo the conclusions srrised AZ we're
Ss Asrefo had materials and instruc-
6ss. - making dynamite and snch ar
= could mot be masls here.
seAds Delegates % she peme-
ernfie Csnsessssn.
otss..a y mon. jane Il - Tbs Democrats
ventaoa rsasssmbisd n 10 this
xhs delegates had nos reeoy-
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CHARLESTON, W. Va. June l2.-The
doors Of tbs State Bank of West Viz
einia, in this city, were closed this
morning. Liabilities, $4,000. Many
Ugly rumors are afioat. Proposition is
that the bank will pay fifty per cent,
bat 1t Is doubtful II II pays over twenty.
Officials OF the bank received deposits
Yesterday up 10 3 o'clock. Depositors
are anxioasly awaiting an investigation.
Excitement runs high, and but little
business has been done here today. A
slight ran was mads on the Kanawha
Valley Bank when the doors opened AZ
. o'clock this morning. but as every
check was promptly paid the run ceased
affsr an hours time.
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NOTICE.

ON AND AFTER JUNE I. issl, PAR
" ties desiring 20 go mo can nnA mo ns
my house. corner Of EiGhfh and Pine
myD FRED. X sANDKR.
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SAN FRAScIsco, June L. Alta l75.
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Va. l5c, Eureka Con. 80. Gould 4 Car
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Ophir Los, Potosi 100. Savage zoe. Sisr-
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This pure wine is . simple vsge- ,
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KENDAlL's SPAWN CURE.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., March Isl, 1881.
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KENDalL'S SPAVin CURE.

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Yours with respects,
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Respectfully,
SHE RMAE & DAVIS.
Brookhaven, Miss.
A THRILLING STORY
A. tcid by - Were hHnt in Troy,
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wife a0d DauS hter E>-
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Mr. Henry Pitts, of Kinkston, n. Y. suf-
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-19
Better Than Gold.

Better than grandeur, better than gold,
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A heart that can feel for anothers woe,
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"where Is henry husbahdp He has
left me, and the letter on the dressing
table declared that he would never re-
turn alive! Oh, mother, it is my fault!
l have ruined him Help me, comfort
me, tell me what | shall dot
Mrs. Mildmay took her daughter-in-
laws hand and led her softly to the
little room where her husband lay
sleeping.
Rosamond drew a long sobbng sigh
of relief, and clasped her hands togcth-
er as il in mute prayer at the sight,
"Hush!" said the old lady; edo not
wake him. He is worn out, both in
mind and body. Only be thankful that
God has given him back to you, almost
from the grave.
And as the two women sat together
by the blazing logs in the crimson par
lor, Mrs. Midway told Rosamond the
whole story OF the meeting at the Black
Pool.
Mother" said Rosamond with q
quivering lip, lit is my doing. You
warned me of this long ago. Oh, why
did give no heed to your wordsP |
deserve it all!'
"You will do better for the future,
my dear" said the old lady kindly.
only be brave and steadfast."
So the young people went back to the
city and commenced the world anew,
withdrawing from the maelstrom OF
society" and living within themselves.
Mrs. Mildmay, senior, came with
them, and Rosamond is learning the art
OF housekeeping under her direction.
Mamma is an angel" says the
young wife enthusiastically. "And if
| could only be just like her, should
have no higher ambition"