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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-08
In ADMIRALTY.

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA
u Third Judicial district OF Washing
too Territory, Sc.
whereas A libel was fled in the Dis
trict Court Of the Third Judicial District
Of Washington erritory. hoding terms
At Seattle. In said District. on the 30th DAY
Of December. 1854. BY Robert Alland
against the ship, or vessel. Citg OF Brook,
Ign. her tackle. spparel and furniture. al.
leging. in subst snse. that the said Rob ri
Aland shipped in and on board Of said
chip or vessel on the LIST day of Novem.
Der. 1884. and in the service thereof as
mariner. at the wages of sl5 per month,
and continued in said seryics, snIil the
nth day OF December. 1885,. inclusiv We, and
that there Is now due him for such ser
vice. over n1d aeove all payments and
just deductions. the sum OF $si 81. and
praying process asainst said ship, her
tackle, etc. and that said ship, her tackle
etc, may be condo mned and sold to pay
said wages.
Now. therefore. In pursuance OF the
monition. under the seal Of said Court, 10
me directed and deiiy cred. 1 do hereby
give public notice to all persons cain ing
the said ship or vessel. her tackle, ap-
parel and furniture. or In any manner in
:erested therein. that they do appear be-
fore aid District c urt, TO b. held in said
city Of Seattle. on Monday, the ID day Of
February, lssS provided the same shall
be a day Of jurisdiction. otherwise on he
and there TO interp0se their ella ms aud TO
make their allegations in that behalf.
Dated this January 3 lsS sronov
United States Marshal for Washington
By X. N. HorKIxs. Deputy.
IL Ronald and 7. J. Humes. proctors
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-08
TEE REWARDS Of HEaIra.

To recFeste the body three things
are necessary 10 sweat, 10 puff. 10
feel the heart leap Let no lsDguId
woman or eaeminate man deceive
themselves II ;hey seek firm flesh,
clear eyes sBd skin, lions heart and
The carriage OF an Arab, they must
discommsde themselves The re-
wards of health are not for slug2ards
When athletes, who now number
among them most men and some wo-
men, dry their pores. they know that
the wet and the heat are signs that
they are burning and washing waste
matter from their body.
When they exhale their deep breaihs
they know that the same process is
going on, aud that. too. their blood
IS being renewed And when their
leapiug pulses prove that the rich
blood is taking new life 10 their re-
hottest toe aud finger tips, they know
the victory Is theirs. The blouse
and short skirts are not fairly match.
ed against drapery ,railed upon piaz-
Zss. and Prince AlbeIts displayed in
club windows The prizes of life
which can be won go to the physical
ly Fl. Whether it is & question oil
fua. or work, or Irritation, dawdling,
dudes and eihetes, male or female,
are not ''in it" with those who are
masters of their powers. We have
no quarrel with those Of different
mind. To us the game seems worth
the candle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-08

The sstsranesm u EsstsFr b1ssse~a
assn and n.asafssEsrsFs n regard 70
the tssds oassook, have xishis tie pas
too weeks ehaERsd v01esrfsAy Al
tie cad Of Dsesssbss al sas gloon
Faztorses we're daily sbcstins aoSn
wages vers being r~1aesd. employees
discharged. Propbssiss Of e4FEssss
ADD disaster 1sEs beard % sSsFy ss1d-
No cue took = cheerful rI@S Of the sst7-
asaOn, and = dull apsthJ seemed 70 have
.sttisd a1vn Up tie b7siBsss nsa 81
The eOaBtry.
Today, however. al Is esaussd. We
bear q miIls Fes2ning operations. o.
furnace frs Ri0winR bot Occe more.
The pgedieti0ns Of tue business psope-
ssa are Of the most ahssrfai Gators.
stocks are low and must Be repls0ish-
ed; pr1oes are on tie riss' crops are
novine: the vorss n past That 10
the vay they talk, and they prove ihsir
soaGdsnes By ordering the iroh worker
baek 20 TIE mill, the miner back 70 the
mine. No idle tslE. this Is 10 soSh
talk that sess the spindlss and the
xhssls In motion and causes the smoke
from q thousand factory ehimnsJs 70
ningis. m0vtng in and out, and blend
ing in 9 vind-vsft canopy asovs tbs
psopls.
why this ehanzss One sees no eanse
Yet 10 10 plsis that confidence is return
inR. The American mind u hopefu
and baoy ant. Il cannot dwell IN
gloom. From disso1rseenent and the
darkest forsbodings It risss tosfoFt snc
sI1ltant hope. Let eonfd Zee aJw b
once fully restored. and the fusare y
plain. Capital viii come forth from ~
aisiing places and the depression Of IsS4
sill be no more than q matter Of bis
tory
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-08

General Grant has spoken again. In
. quiet, dARnihsd manner be refuses
70 accept the charity If his friends and
eiscOuraeea the measures undertaken
for bis relief. He speaks like tbs Grant
Of twenty years ago. Has be, like Rip
vaa winkla. slspi for twenty years. this
plain, straight forward soldier1 Have
bis misforinnes svAkened hltD7 And
ths years Of pride aud power. vhsn DO
vas tbs plant tool sf politicians and the
sompanioa of corrupsioDjsta--dsss be
look back on them a. . dreamI Does
be see aRAini Those who read bis letter
10 Cyrus W. Field. pubiishsd ,nis mora
Ina, vill remember the modes. utter
ansss Of ahe soldier of the Union. who
threw bis sword into tbs tr, milling bal
anes aud saved his country from ruin.
u seems ~ though the American people
have again found their hero. General
Grant. We all thonakt hin dead these
many PEARS whtn Grant. the General.
became Grant, tho President, his entire
mature ssssned to change. Are the
trsits which arst made the silent soldier
dear 10 me hearts OF the people again
asserting themselves IN this everine Of
kis lifsf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-08

~ The best aid 70 fz17re history We
nay 81 ti1es Be =; fault. bat the Truth
wsil In the erc Dc reached As yea
ksow. write and speak f&s; and al
often unsupported, bat | an SIRE thai
zoo know thAt | vii not purpossiy
DO injustice 70 any mAn-fTienc Of
enemy. I 10 believe this generation
saoaid decide the leading events Of
our times Al east, we ought - Azree
EiIh The title Of the Civil War /
contend thai the War between the
states and the " War OF Secession
are misnomers. bot that il Mss 3 con
spirscy Up 70 the fTing 90 >amter-
Afterwards " Rebellion 10 the
close. confess my feeling towards
he original political coBspirAtors
may amount to prejudice, but have
ziEsys construed a. lenient and gen
erous TO the fighting element opposed
70 as, who mAnfaliy took the chances
Of war With great respect, Is Of
old, your friend,
". T. SHERMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-08

In SEArrIA--Senaaos oAnasld. Who
haa been SPENDING, few weeks Al the
capital city. h a present In seattle. In
The early sgginR shis Rsnsleaan. and his
associates. wiil pas sarveying party In
The Add. nndes the direction off. Tfl,on
sheats. 70 looats O practical railroad
soase from whateem % Seattle. The
Senator sfstes thai be has his lands a
and about Whateoan In comparatively
good SHAPE and thai be will now tasa,
his attention 10 improving some % his
lands On WILDLY leland. where be has
eu0 aeres iaostiy good agricultural
laid. soaE hundfisd aerss are alrpaav
uHdts enitssAitoa, and saue twelve han
dfsd mere Vs. be made ready Toe tsss
ptox daring The enining season. when n
farming sepsatnten,aent viii be bruuaht
cut fross The Eass " take charge Of ths
euluyatten OF Me eittifs traet. senator
Csniisid was proxhtnsns attorney IN N.
ttnosa Tor naRny yeafs and bis ksssntsun
vss esss attracted 10 the FAR Nogthpsss
BY ME eonssnA Who vas one u tie wee
eresiaenf@ - the NsFthern Paesac Raj,
road, aud rasm6sF et he Lake Saps,
fior aud Pneet Sound Land Gsxspany.
Afsss rssdtn& up 10 Ssiand eoaniry, taa
senator asihsrtaed an agent 10 hav ~
ianda foe kna. Tkds vss IN iss0. ana
tee agent saeees dea Ia sscariae FOE hin,
nfsesn OF swsoty thousand acres al va.
rieaa posnsss On sha Sbana. Fog tine
Me-. C2Hnsld faad ap hss taxea en- shs
lend. eet TIE kArd tlnses came 90. and
10 stepped psyine. thsnkine sAs land
IVES rlot wosth the tales A year ~ .,
aRe. he eszne eai, san he property, pasa
ap the sAxss. and has stnos been sneas-
ID Ia snFvsytl@, elearirss. caattn4 roads.
CHATTING and etherutse otsniax 40 and
lapravine his psoptrty % tbs Soaad.
He h naan 81 hfuAd yiewa. liberal
idsAs. cosssd&rsnls tFxAlsa ana eesnpos.
ed It ths spssss and RpAaefisl whicli eosn-
hins 10 make d good and asefal eass1sa.
and o bsssiis 10 any ssaamanlsy vhars
be easis hss sot
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-08
GENERAL sHERMAS's LETTER.

SIs HARRISON AVENUE
Sr Louis, Mo, Nov. 81, 1884.
Col. J. ID. STEVENSON, SAN FRAN
CISCO CAL Dear Colonel: | have
your letter OF Nov 2lst, with the
newspaper slips Of October .. 1880,
and OF November 20. 1884. both of
which shall be sent 10 the Historical
Club OF Cincinnati, which applied TO
me for information,
Since my retirement, having no
clerk, | keep no copies OF my private
correspondence, and | am, in conse-
quenee, embarrassed 10 know the ex.
act words used. la this case my
memory is that the president Of the
club wrote 10 the on the superstition
that had In 1851 advised the remov-
al OF Gen. Sidney Johnston from his
command At San Francisco. and the
substitution OF Gen. T. V. sumner.
This. OF course. disclaimed, and re:
ferred 10 you and Gen. Keyes as cog
infant Of the facts and rs reliable wit
nesses Whoever made up that dis.
patch for San Francisco ommitted
much and punched" what was sent
as quoted by you. As you well say,
bad been In possession of your arti
Gle published 10 San Francisco Octo.
Der 0. 1880 would not have had &C.
easion to refer 10 you. That article
Is very full and complete, giving facts
snd figures, names and dates, demon.
strAtiug the existence Of q conspiracy
sarly in 1861 TO get possession Of the
arsenal al BeHicia and the forts at the
entrance 81 the bay; Il was suppress
ed before the arrival Of Gen. Snmaer.
and you exonsrate Gen. johnson
from participation therein. am
sure am glad of this for the sake OF
bis personal fame. as well as for the
army which has been kicked and
euffed about 8 good deal since. be
cause some OF the army officers In that
awful period proved unfaithful. Gen.
keyes also Ia his recent book, Fifty
Years Observations OF War aud
Events. on page 40. bears testimony
TO the honorable character of Gen.
Johnston. gives the facts relating 20
the Government 81 Washington send.
ing cut Gen. sumner 10 relieve him,
and states thai the order was MADE
by Gen Sco:i. with the approval Il
tae cabinet, GA the advice Of Mr..
Seward and ST the suggestion If Sen
atoF Nesnith. have visited Califor.
ria some haif dozea times since the
close OF the var. and believe have
never failed Ia calling upon yoa 70
renew the Friendship begun In Is47.
Our csnversAiicaS have always been
social, often Interrupted. and you
have given me orally much thai YOU
have Ros recorded. Instead Of OBJ
ieciiug 10 your publishing the las,
letter, Ieommead yea. becanse / have
aiways advised my army comrades 70
reduce 10 writing their "reminiscences
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-08
BEEyFIEs.

George stetson las about recovered
from bis overdose Of electricity.
The steamship Geo. W. Elder will sail
for San Francisco Sunday afternoon.
I'M. Gale has spensd skating rink
10 the basement Of the Occidental
Hotel.
The Washington Coal Mining Com.
cany nov occupies an Office IN the Pom
,,ip buildinR.
The tug PoIitkofsky came over from
Biakely yesterday 70 undergo her anna
al inspection.
Several carloads Of earth we're yester
dRy washed oct Of Cherry street, aleng
side the Evans butsher shop.
A man named Frank Indart gas fined
Is and costs yesterday by Squire Hill
for carrying concealed weapons.
James street has suffered consider
ably by the washing oat of sarth daring
the heavy rains Of the past few DAYS.
This is the day that all good Demo
crats celebrate-St. Jaekson's Day-the
anniversary Of the battle Of New Or
leans
Another slide besWeen Renton and
Newcastle prevented the hauling of coal
yesterday, bat . train OF - cars vas ex-
pected TO arrive during the night.
Ibe foreign demand Tor lumber u m
osessinR, aud 10 10 rutnored that several
large foreign contracts have recently
been awarded TO the rnges SQUAD mills.
This evening Mrs. L9uise Humphrey
Smith. the eiocutionist, and Miss Nellie
PARKINSON, the vocalist, VIII give sn
entertainment Al the University, as
sisted by other local talent.
The Golden Future 10 the name given
a new Portland wos kiy Newspaper, the
first number of which was issued by
Manning 4 Maguirs on the Sd Of Jana-
AIRY. lt h specially devoted TO mining
interests OF the great NORM facine
country,
The ship Two Brothers, Captain Hay
den, 10 nov due from san Francisco,
aud may be looked for any day. Capt.
Hayden, while In the coastinR trade, al
ways made 10 q practices TO stand we'll
out to sea, aud this Is probably the
cause OF the Two Brothers bsing a little
behind hand.
The wExxLY Posi- ISrEII1oEscER TO
OOuse from Tue press tO1a} Will DC one
Of shs best issues Of the year. IL will
contain a great quantity Of statistical
matter concerning the town. county
aud Territory, 5f much vslae and gem
sFAl interest. To be bought az the new 9
stands aud publication Office price, 10
cents copy.
The cass NJ the A PHotalino t,o,n.
nnny Va M,llsr and o,ha,s -..
"
settled yesterday IN the District Court.
by the entering Of Judgment for
plaiatif for 3l200 and costs. Miller IL
she man who started the Alhambra
Variety 1hsater here, and the other
defendant are bis creditors, who are
the real sufferers.
Ths s,.aushio Ci.v If chs.,., he
hesn nlacsd ,s,,nnrs,iIx on a. 80.
F,.n,,sc ) p.,,tTa, ~ rs,,ts g.. a..
a. a. o,,s.a ~ ,ha pa.,ss. so,,sd ays
.,ssh ~. i,.., sarrx -, 80 Esi".
ma sus,.insa .n,,a i,Sa,iss a., ..,li
~. I ,snsi,sd haso,a sha 1910 a,as iii
- nn,,,s. - -. - -. 49, -
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rnx aagGst CENTRAL ZOE
EsgESRE-

IN. passage by the senate Of The VI
se,r Csnsral foEfsttrss bill is s1soaras'-
Ian "A az indissslon o. tie psoosoas &C
tLou Of that brsnsh Of tie nasiooai
InxislstaFe when the usors iupoftsni
fesfsssars biIls ahal eoDS before g Tar
euaI ssssoe. TIE line Of road eoatsE1
PLATED 10 the Oregon Central S'sntffie
All sxssndsd from Assofis 70 Portland
thsass dssn TIE Willsnnssss EAii~f %
ths wsss SIDE Of the river - ps'fns o.
.a,.sioa With ths Oree1n A Cabfornss
nssA Thst portion Of ths road so1sa
az Portland waa nait and has p~&a
susf..4d fos sou4 years The Hoe 70
AatoYis h0xsvsr, uas never beg1n' ans
sAs eompany has lOos since gIs%n a.
any idea Of building IL, At isass Tor
may pears 70 eosns- The hsase 0sh
vrovidsd for shs ferfsiiars Of all tue
Innds granted 10 tue road. Ths sensss'
hOrey.r. has % snssnded the bth teaa
|. declares . flwfsitars only Of tie
lands lyinQ aIona tbs sneompiessd pos
sioul Of the road, or taAs pcrsssn De
tsesu Portland and Astoria Tbs btil
nor go~s b@ak TO ths HSass, when, II
she ssnats anendnent h agreed 70, -
vili be ready far the signature Of The
President.
Senator Morgan, Of Alabama, who has
lasely become prominent - toe most
unsom promising and unreasonable
fgisnd Of the Land grant railroads, at
tsmpsed 70 have attached 70 The oil 80
amendment similar 10 that Which AAs
thu. far prevented an AerssBent be
tvees tbs HouHs and the Senate tn the
Atlantic a Paci 40 forfeiture biil. This
amendment provided fer the decision
by the courts Of The claims Of all yer
sons claiming title 10 land ander the
granting act. 10 vas opposed by the
friends Of the bill. a. it would pot the
Government under q serious diszdvAn-
tage. The Gases will nnd their vsJ
into the courts quickly enough, but thsJ
sheuld not be taken there by the Gov
srnment. The railroads will attend tf
thai. The Government shsnld appeal
q defendant 10 the oases, and not Al
plaintiff. In which position MoreaD''
amendment sought 10 place IL.
The vote on the amendment VA
the real tee, % the strength Of tbs
frisnds and enemiss Of the bill. Their
we're hfietn votes in lis favor anc
swsuty -eighs against IT, OF the fif,eer
Affirmative votes, all xers Republican
Morgan, Demoorai. would have votes
a. the Affirmative, bot bis vote was re
corded In the negative In order that b.
Eighs be able TO move 3 reoonsidsra
ton. Eight Republicans and twenty
Democrats voted Ia the negative, Ii,
Republicans being CulIom. Dslpb, Har
Yison, MandsEson, Morrill,, 5sweli, sheF
man and Van wJok.
The senate by this action ha
strengthened thA hands Of those VIII
are ehamvionine the forfeiture cause
When the moro important foFfeitun
bills come up, tbar friends wiIl have ii
shsir favor the prestige Of having sesl
ths vietors in ttese preliminary engage
msnis. The vote shows further tina
party lines will not be drawn on thss
measures, as more than one-third Of tn
Republican Senators voted against th'
Morgan amendment. Altogether th
days work In the Senate was sminsntl
satisfactory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-08

Tho knglish people speaking through
the English press. demand action. The
extracts from the London papers. pub
lishsd this morniRR. srs unmis,akAbls.
0ladssons mus. make . strike tor the
waning glory Of Rlagssnd OF bis govern.
neni vill fan. There are NO tvo plans
acs. Bismarck holds the hey 10 the sls-
uaiion, and the EaRlish people feel 10.
10 10 no rash prophscy 70 SAY that eth
sr Gladstone will have 70 inausurais a
pelisy Of vigorous action in Egyp, and
wherever else English Interests are asen-
aeed. az The near future vill witnes. the
return 10 poser Of ,he CONSERVATIVES.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-08

LuMBxn SHiFMExTs, Forty-nine ve.-
sels tool lumber from the Columbia
river in lisa. aege0Atiae =, a6.50o
feat. of taese. seven took cArRoes from
Portland sawmills. three from shame
kavs, seven from Wesipori, six from
Astoria and tweuty-six from Knappaon.
foar vessels wcot b San Pedro, one 20
San Dieco. one 20 Montevideo. ona 70
Neg fork. three % Panama. tws 70
hongknng and thirty -six 90 san Fran
Disco, The smallest Business vac done
tbs arss tAree mansha Of the year. oaly
I'VE vessels Rosn2 ssui In that time. the
heaviest baaInees being in the fall
inaashe, nipsteeu vessels eoing cut in
Sepsenbes, October aud November.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-08

NOTICE. TO THE RITLEs-rhe mem
bers of the Seattle Rifles are ordered to
report at their Armory tonight at 7s30
for the purpose OF preparing q drill to
be held in connection With Company d
ia the grand military drama TO be gwen
at Frye's Opera House next MOndsy
eyeuiag for the benefit of the G. A. X.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-08

Tag BLocxAps RAnxD.--A Dispatch
fran Portland Yesterday informs as as
follows: The snow blockade has been
rahsed and the vAy is now open 10 all
potnts East via the Northern Pacific
and haoAeo. Milwaukee and 81 PAul
ShAgt Lana" Word came also thai the
delayed mail matter arrived IN Portland
yesterday. His heing true. we may
tnssk for amptinn OF travel II ono~,
and the r~ceaps Of bAck nsail matter
within forty eight hoars, The latter
Ssl b hlesSsnR Of no small monena
20 h0iaafe1s OF thousands Of pessuas in
urseeE. Nash1ngtos and British Co
laulnsa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-08
WANTED.
Improve Your LaVing Stock.

HAvEA FEW BROWN LEGHORN
L Crow rs left, Matched this season from
imported stock Brown Leghorn fowls
are the nest layers in existence. and any
person keeping fowls for eggs should have
this variety. Price, 81 TO g each triOs
two pullefs and cockrell SO.
nc22 c. p. STONE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-08

A REsEyu.-Ths Grand Array Relief
Fund Oil b efsen bsneas % Moadas
nsShi next LsnerisAe. Tie Rrsa, CON-
esiisn. wih tAea present ~The Snidisr,s
hsAie, IN sAieh be uah be assisted By
Companies A ana D q tAs NSstoaai
0aa1d Territory az WAsAin2taa. sbey
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-08

SEATTLE LODGE No. 6. /. o. G. T-ss
- meets every Monday, at T:a0 p. M, at
their hail. Front street Visiting mem
bers always welcome.
JOHN b. DENNY, W. c. T.
w A HALL w & dell
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-08

Oak Restaurant nov open. Come
one, come all, and get square meal.
Don't forget the place. No. I07 Wash
ingtos street. kept by Mrs. o. G. KEL-
LII. Jas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-08

y. AessnatAy 10 eGsrtaR harxsins in
ehaAaneas' ssAsoa sAosa 81 NugfA eaaa-
Ne iasav9w
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Girl Wanted

A GOOD GIRL FOR @ ENERAL
n housework good wages. Apply on
Marion street, north side. bet wsen Fourth
and Fifth. middle house ta6tf
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Thoroughbred Poultry.

THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON
/ Territory are hereby informed that
the sub-criber. residing ~ Eagle harbor.
Bainbridge Island. has q small lot 81
brown Leghorn Chickens for sale, al the
folio wing low rxt~s: Male bids. each.
81 50; per ito, g. The above named
hirds are as fine as any on the American
Continent. K NJ HOSkINSDN.
Post Or-ice, BlAkely, W.. T. js4dwSm
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THE STEAMER
THE STEAMER
III MD - IL q

Will leave Seattle on Sundays sis1kn
for 5ehome and intermediates pofiA
turning, leaves sehome % ANaaN
AftefnsOB, and arrives 81 f<Aiih =
Tuesday. carrying passenger 20 ~ -.
for Ffftg Gents and frei9at - ksz3
Cents per ton.
Regular time and ARA class eoqc1lnS
dations for both passengers and lx$
o. X CLANck1.
@. II. PnKscoFT, Agt Esss fsszhA
Manager. Portland
Al. STORES q. y. q r. A.. PtHsla91
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HOLIDAY ARTICLES.

a LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF
n Chinese and Japanese Fancy Goods
Lacquer and ChinawAre. suitable for
Christmas and New. Year ri l.. have been
received by the undersigned and will be
sold 1T the very lowes rates.
WING TAI & CO.
5 I'm Main St. back of New Arlington.
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of for a Week.

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coma and Oily mpia route during the pres
emit week CHAS. JOHNSON,
Master
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WANTED TO BORROW.
cEOO TO slsco; TWO YEARS; AN
o.)OO pie security. Apply this Office.
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DAINIER LODGE, No. 2sls MEETS
n in Odd Fellows Hall first and third
Saturdays Of each month.
ies L. NJ. ROBBINS. Dictator.
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ia DIRECT R0UNE
& - ilsxE- WhAtcom. Throua8 80
light. steamer w. n. Nuaroe s<5&
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ish. Leave WhAfcom for 49, ~
saturday. Returning. leaves sn~r
sn Wednesdays and SUNDAYS -
for freight or passage egpiy e s.I
or 70 George Foster, on the leS<S n III
CURTIS BROWkftnl1
no1s 49,
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furnished House 10 Let.

A COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN
II ran obtain Q farni he'd boase. cen
traIly located. by roomins and boarding
one person. references required. Ad-
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