davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1885-11-05

in, but do not change the result indicated
last night. Frederick county, the Repub-
lican stronghold of the state, is conceded
to have elected the entire Democratic
ticket, as has also Anne Arundel, which
was thought to be doubtful. The %legisla-
ture will be nearly two.thirds Demo
cratic.
NEW YORK, Nov. complete and
corrected returns from the city of Brook
lyn and Kings county make Hill's major
ity in that county S,6s7. Very few re-
turns from the interior were received this
morning, but everything indicates that
Hills majority will be between II, 600 and
l5,060. The senate and assembly will
both be strongly Republican.
The Ecening Post places Hill 5 majority
in the state at 10, l5s, and states that the
next legislature will be. composed of TWEEN
ty-one Republicans and eleven Democrats
in the senate, and seventy eight Republic
cans and fifty Democrats in the assembly.
BROOKLYN, N. V, Nov. 4.-Complete
and corrected returns from this city and
Kings county give Hill $3.50, Davenport
47,6s3; Hills majority 1857. Whitney
Dem for mayor, is elected by -, O24
majority.
UTICA, n. Y, Nov. While the
vote was being counted in the Rome sta
ton house last night the place took fire,
Two prisoners confined in the lookup lost
their lives.
DEs MONIES, Nov. 4.-Up to this
hour, noon, the State Register has definite
returns from sixty-five counties, and par
tial returns from all. Its figures make
the Republican majority between twelve
and thirteen thousand, and give the Re
publicans %sixty-one members out of the
hundred in the house, and thirty-two of
the fifty senators. The figures of the
Republican state committee agree with
the Registers.
DENVER, Nov. THE chairman of
the Republican committee comedies the
election of the entire Democratic indie
pendent county ticket by heavy MAORI
ties. Lake county elects the entire Dem
ocratic ticket, except sheriff. and possibly
clerk. Elbert Rep.), for supreme Judge.
on whom party lines were strictly drawn,
is certainly elected by at least three thou
sand. No definite returns have yet been
received from the interior.
New York, Nov. 5.-Hill, for gov
ernor, is elected by about II 900 plurality.
The state Legislature is Republican on
joint ballot by a majority of thirty six in
a total vote of one hundred and sixty.
, 1885-11-05
Annual Meeting.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. "a. 1885.
The Annual meeting of the stockholders
of the T~eschemacher q deBillier Cattle
company will be held at the office of the
company, in the City Of cheyenne, We'd
nesday, the llth November, 1885,
at 10 o'clock a. m, for the
election Of trustees and transaction OF
such other business as may properly come
before the meeting. r. TRMBLE,
Secretary.
, 1885-11-05
Fighting Health omcers in Canada

-
flghtlng Health Omcers IN Canada
MoNIHEAl' NOV "A lew days ago
sanitary onicers proceeded TO the resi-
dence oil a man named uagnon to remove
ms child SICK with smallpox Meeting
Win resistance a warrant was Issued
me olhcer was me- Dy uagnon' carrying IL
loaueu revolver III cach manu- lie threat
eheu 10 shoot the orncer II ne crossed the
'hresnoiu' Inc omcer not peing armed
retireu' ana a secohu warrant was 'aSeh
out on Inc charge oil Threatening TO
snoo'' oohs'aple Deauuoh' WIN Il SIN
gie companion again urea 70 serve Tue
warrant u 'n,S time iounu uagnon ana
MS "lie armed poth OIL theln carrying a
revolver III eaeh hanu' Inc oihcers again
re'ireu' Inc next night oergeahts moran
anu carpenter accompanied by SIX con
staples surrounded the mouse After the
men had been properly placed IN front
anu rear the Sergean's passed through
.re kitehen uoor' and iound themselves
II " ~" "''ioM Passase WIN "no'her
, 1885-11-05

CHENENNE, Wyo., Oct. "a, 1885.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the John Hunton Cattle company will
be held at the office of the company, in
the City of Cheyenne, Wednesday, the
llth November, 1885, at 10 O'Clock a. m,
for the election of trustees and transac-
ton of such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting.
II. 4. TEscHEMAcHER
Secretary.
, 1885-11-05
POLITICS.
The New Members of the Civil
Service Commission.
President Cleveland Congratu-
lates Governor Hill.
Further Returns from the Elec.
tons of Tuesday.
Two New Civil Service Commas
siOners.

m,,1 Nov, n;..1 Co. n
sioners
W.suxorov Nov The nros;dor,
to- dov onno;n,od Alt,od u Ednor,on -
Fort Wayno Ind c;yil sory;co commis
s;onor in nl,oo 81 Dormon n Eo,on 20.
s;onod and William 1 Trorbolm Of
Cbarles,o, & r. !, nloco ot .Tobp NJ
Groaorr ros;oroa M Edcorton was in
carly Uce n olerk in = mercantile bo,se in
Now York citv but vvb;lo s,;n q wanna
man hmovod 10 Nor,born Ohio os oaont
of the Nortberp Land comronv Uo tbon
served Gour veors in copoross nc n Domo-
Graf and was the financial ocon, n tho
state NJ Ohio yr;,b an oHoo :, Now VT
o;,. In 1sss bo uo,oJ - IL. ID
in 1868 was rbe Democratic candidate ,or
lieutenant governor V;ce pros;don, Hon.
dr;cks bo;rg candidate Cor aovornor Tho,
wore both defeo,od Al Douocrot bo
refused to sunnort Greelev in 49, and
came within six votes IF beino nominated
for vice nresidcnt IN The O'Connor ,ictet
over .Jobn Onincv Adams r. Ue wos
,bon nom;,otod ~ a s,ro;nb,ou, nomo
cratic candidate far governor If Indiana
but declined in a letter which urged ali
Democrats 10 surnort Mr. Hendr;cts and
tho latter was olec,od To- seoon ,,oarg
bo has been un,n;mouslv electod by Tho
common council If Fort Wavne nc nres;.
dent of the hoard Of eaucation of that
city. and nv annointment If ex.G overnor
Porter is director of the Pardue univers;.
tx. He has bcen engaged in many suc.
cessfnl business an,ornr;ses ;s in oasv OR.
cumstances and Is n nracticol student of
public affairs. He was for many wears an
intimate friend and associate Of Chief
Justice Waite. who together with Seno-
for II r. PAYNE Governor GRAY Of In
diana Vice President Hendr;cks and
many leading citizens of Ohio and Indi.
ana warmly endorsed him as nossessing
Qualities neculiarlv fitting him for the
work of the civil service commission with
which he IL in fnll svmnotbv
Mr. Trenbolm Is n commission merchant
about 10 wears of ace and was warmly
, 1885-11-05
Governor squire's Proclamation

Governor Squire's Proclamation.
OLYMPIA, w. r., Nov. 4-Governor
Squire to-day issued the following proc
lamation:
WHEREAS, 1t has recently appeared by
published statements and various other
evidence, commonly understood in certain
counties bordering on Puget Sound, that
certain persons have concerted together
and determined to cause the removal Of
all Chinese residents from such counties
in Washington Territory; and,
WHEREAS, All acts OF violence and in
timidation against Chinese residents are
plainly against the laws of Washington
Territory and the laws and treaty of the
United States; and,
WHEREAS, 1t is represented by the
sheriff Of Pierce county and by Chinese
residents of the City of Tacoma in said
county that said Chinese residents have
been forcibly removed beyond the limits
of said city; and
WHEREAS, The mayor of the city
of Seattle now represents imminent
danger of disturbances OF the peace
in that city on account of the present anti
Chinese agitation; and
WHEREAS, The United States govern
ment has, by the secretary of the depart
ment of state, instructed the executive OF
the territory that every Of law should be
lent to secure the Chinese from assault;
and
WHEREAS, The good name and pros
perity OF the territory depend upon the
preservation of peace and good order
therein by duly constituted authorities;
Nor, therefore, |, Watson c. Squire,
governor of the Territory of Washington,
hereby warn all persons against part;cipat-
ing in any riot or breach OF the peace,
and at this time | especially warn all per
sons against melting Others to riot or
breach of the peace, in that they will be
held responsible for such acts under the
penalties of the law, and ! call upon the
sheritis of the respective counties and
other officers who are charged BY the law
with the duty of keeping peace therein,
to secure all Chinese residents from any
assault, and | call upon all good citizen'
to assist them in so doing
Fellow citizens, appeal to You. array
yourselves on the side Of law This i
the time in the history of the territory
for a law abiding and prosperous commu
nifty who love their country and thei
homes, who are blessed with bound
less resources of forests, field anC
mine, who aspire to soon be
come a great and self governing state
to assert their power of se%lf-control ans
self preservation as against a spirit Of law
lessness which is destructive alike to i'm
migration, to labor and ~tocapital lfyol
do not protect yourselves, beyond whicI
is simply the fate of Wyoming and
speedy interference of United State
troops.
In witness whereof have hereunto SC
my hand and caused the great seal Of til
territory to be affixed, at Olympia, thi
4th day of November, A. ID. lSsj.
WATSON G. SQUIRE, Governor.
By the governor. y. II. OWING, Seer
tary Of the Territory of Washington.
, 1885-11-05

WASHINGTON. Nov. The president
returned to Washington this morning in O
special ear. He came alone and was met
at the station by Lamont. The president
expressed himself as being much g%ratifed
at the result of the election in New York.
, 1885-11-05
Congratulating Mr.. Cleveland.

WASHINGTON, Nov. The president
to-day received a large number of tele-
grams from prominent Democratic politi-
clans in all parts Of the country. but prin-
cipally in New York, CONCENTRATING him
on the result of the election in New York
as an unmistakable endorsement of his
noliev
, 1885-11-05

FTcmuRG, Nov. A.-The engine, ten-
der, baggage and smoking cars on the Old
Colony tram were derailed by il misplaced
switch, in leominster, to-day. One em-
ployc of the road had both feet crushed
and several passengers were hurt, none OF
them seriously.
, 1885-11-05
MEETING

New York, Oct. ~, 1888.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Standard Hydro-C Carbon Fuel com
pany will be held at 1890 Broadway, city
Of New York, at 3 p. m. Of Monday,
Dec. :, 1855, for the election Of trustees
and other purposes.
AMOS +. LEARNED, Secretary.
, 1885-11-05
President Cleveland to Gov. HUI.

WASHINGTON, Nov. A. Immediately
upon his arrival at the white house the
president sent the following telegram;
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WAsHGNGToN,
d. C., Nov. To Hon. d. h. mn.
Eimha,-I have just returned from Buff
falo and learned the result when nearly
here. heartily congratulate you on your
election. GROVER CLEVELAND.
, 1885-11-05

Having purchased the gallery off. A.
jenkins, | am now prepared to turn out
the best cabinet photographs at $500 pei
dozen. and card size at 500. Give me a
call and | will guarantee to please you.
II. CHRISTOPHER. =
, 1885-11-05

| have the largest and most complete
clothing house in Wyoming, and can and
will sell clothing cheaper than any other
house in the territory, b. llellman.
, 1885-11-05

Schuttler wagons, and a full line Of hard
ware at Arp ~ Conway's.
, 1885-11-05

When YOU can't sleep for coughing take
d dose of Chamberlain Cough Remedy,
For sale by w. y. Hunt.
, 1885-11-05

Cardigan Jackets, all colors and prices
Al Polaek's s.
, 1885-11-05

Fine tobacco and cigars At Shaw =
, 1885-11-05
ron RENT.

For RENT.-Oficcs and furnished
rooms, S. b. futile. With Il. Warren.
FoR RENT.- Houses, and barn for
twenty-six head of horses, with a large
hay loft. VIM. Murphy, corner O'Neil
and Twentieth streets.
, 1885-11-05

One hundred cases of clarct wine for
sale, 1913 per case. at Masten's.
, 1885-11-05

Rem eAnber thar RineT "
johnson hdndfe the Mar
SHAH coal, The bPsI mined
in EOIOrddO.
, 1885-11-05

For fine watch repairing,
DAVIp Mullen. Idelman block
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DAILY pOST-INTELLI6EhCER


The sutbrsak Of the szasllp@z = ssS
York, although only a fsw eases have
yss sssn reported, u s~rl0as matter
There IL 70 sEsch sl;h for the DISEASE 80
feed apon IN tie miserable s1DsGsni
quarters Of the srsAs city ts2s- Il az
spldsmie shoaid oLee obtain bold, =
sosld BE- disioSRsd only after most
severe battle. Tie pysseni iDeigisEt
outbreak eau be aoc0sEtsd f0r OILY %
the theory thA; IL spite Of al sse pre-
cazfious that hsye been taken 70 pre-
vent iss spras6, the ooniaElO1 has b<es
carried across the frortl=f frota tbs
plague stricken districts Of Canada
Quarantine regnlAti@ns are good enough
in their way, bit they cannot BE- relied
upon 20 eksck tue onward march q ass-
ease. No matter Eow viRsiAGi the Of
GERS may BE-, 10 matter hos ssElcsiy ise
regulations may BE- enforced. disease -
sontisnaIiy breaking tsro2gt tie LIE
There ksys been - many iDssances Of
this within the past fec months that
peopls are beginning 20 psi 40 faith IN
q1aranuns regulators. They 10 logger
cossider pess0ns who try 10 evs5s tssn4
a. guilty Of . crime, and sitsgei her
consider quarantine &c = most inioisr-
abls nuisance vhich Ought to be sap
pressed
Ihls spsnion u riest and Is " wrong
too. QaArshilns regulations are ueess-
sary aud in aDes of epidemic shoaid
be risldIy enforced They are useless
boxevtr, unless the people manifest a
disposition 10 ssppisneDt them With
regulations on their osu aeeo1nt-
Cleanliness u the 0oe weapon With
which disease NAV be set asd beaten
back. The cleaner city IL, the less
chance IL there Of - being visited sy
SO epidemic. A city in Sbieh lbs drain
ace 10 neglected. In vhish heaps Of gar
baQe and 9th are o. be seen IN back
yards and alleys, IN which stAgnant
water u ailoNcu 70 cOFrT tAe ioN ptaSSr-
must expect Periods vls'tat'ons Of dis
ease. IL is . wonder vheu they do not
come. With cleanliness comes iGns1-
nifty from disease. Health means hap
pisess- One can well imagine that
ooaniry In which all the cities we're kept
perfectly clean xoald be Utopih.
Filth aud disease and wretcbedness are
inssparable.
American cities are too lisble TO forget
proper sanitary precautions The PEG
pie are too busy 20 arm themselves
aoains, the intangible foe who iarks IN
the sever pipe and makes his home in
the cesspool. They do no, realizs that
the enemy Ia strong until filth invites
him forth 10 prey upon the citizens.
Then they curse the short siahtsdness
which led them 10 neglect the oppor-
tunity 70 disarm their foe while - vas
sleeping.
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The tremendous excitement which has
been oocasioned by the uprising IN
Eastern Roumelis, indicates how great
Q wsloano the nations of Europe are
resting 30 calmly upon and how little ii
would take TO Gauss an eruption. Each
nation suspects every other Of being re-
sponsible for the uprising. and the only
mosarch Who seems 10 have nothing 10
do with 1t Ia poor Satan Abdul Hamid.
whose territories are being torn from
him in such ruthless fashion. Austria
thinks Russia IL responsible, because
the latter power is IN the habit Of stir
ring up trouble in thai neiRhborhood.
because Russia has Assused a senti
mental quasi proteetorate over Ron
nsania. Servia and BHlgaris.and because
the Bulgarian and RoamsliAn troops are
commanded by Russian officers Ger
many thinks that Austria is responsible
because that power has fer years been
e&ztine longing eyes towards the mag
nite~ni valleys bordering upon the
R&lkans All think thai Germany Is
responsible beqanss Prince Alexander,
Of Bulgaria. Is BAitenbere. And close
~ related 10 the HohenxolleFn family.
Tks Rnelish aud frensh press cry oai
that the whole AFT air vas planned a. the
meeting Of the Emperors st krsmsisr.
and thai IL means the ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Of Turkey. whstsver the iahseRces
from without may have been. there can
be no doubt that the insnrrectioa had
beea carefully planned BY the people of
Roameiis. and that Prince Alexander
was thoroughly eogniEsnt Of all
their plans aud movements. He
issued his proclamation and
msrehed bis Bulgarian army across
the fronsier ss soon A. the ap-
rising bad taken place, and be is already
in Philippopolis. the capital of the re-
volscd province. II is not likely ,ha,
s-tS INV NtoAa INV 'tAtNfc4 akou
% bold a movement without the |
strongest assurances that be would re- |
ceive Substantial aid frem at least one
Of the great powers. IL bulgaria we're
lefs 10 meet Turkey alone she would |
soon and = lodsmeni in the craw Of thai |
voracsous bird. A hght between the |
two wcald be like a combat between
eat and aonse. The Bulgarian atroci-
sies Of the disastrous summer of 1870 |
would be repeated. and the little spark |
Of liberty In Roamelia would be |
qosnohed In blood. Alexander Is not a |
fool, and be is not esnrtine destruction
for himself and his sabjecss. II Is
plain saoash thai = more powesfnl
hand is playing the cards in .his game.
ones more the world may look eastward |
With anxiety aud torebodisg.
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GaASr cADxrs -rwenty two boys. be
tween The ases Of L aud II years, me,
a The armcry Of The Seattle Rides last
evening. Tor Abe parpose Of Organizing
q cen psny Of cadets. Fired, q, SttuyS
called the meeting TO order, and r M
Carr vas ehoeea Chairman. Ga mo
ton The Chairman appointed the fol
lowing ccrnuittse on permanent organ
tsatien Fred. c. sirave, DansmoFs
hAly and Alley lApsky. which commit
zee Submitted . vtitiea report, after
which efticeFs we're elected A. follows
Fred. a suuve. OsptAips Charles Wi,
son. klrsa Lieutenant; nansnoFe Dsly,
Secoad Lieatesast, Id. Niekeis, ysrs.
Pres.dena; Frank Atkins, treasurer
IL. N. Smith, Secretary. The initial
drill Of The Grant Cadets vii e- bed
THURSDAY sseGing AZ 5 o'elock AZ he
Rifles sfmery.
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NOTICE.

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE IN
> mediAte delivery OF rs tons OF coal
RON he OregJn Improve Lent Co 5 ban
sers 10 The city scn0ol hoases, Will Dc re-
osived by me un;ll Monday. sept y 1855.
A. ". YOUNG,
Clerk of School district No. 1,
=es3 King county, W. T.
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Mss. Il. ). akaks. eogRsr % Secoaa
and MaTton ssrests, has iasa reostyvS
hss ness insosee Of fsil and Wanssr
eeusis comprising the latest styles in
millsaesy, Ae All are eofdiAily iavitsa
30 tnsg~et hss sioek. Zs
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Me- BLooo. NE~ LEE-Iais = Co
saEEsd by asE9 Pfzpdsr's Blood Pun
Ser. For sac everyghers- 81 per bot
tie. siE foE g.. 81
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A spassdia lane Of novelties asS East
ssn saaiiinety can be fsana az VISA a
txFseasAxAsS 90 frent str~<s
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SMALL FRUITS AND
POULTRY.

SEND ADDRESS TO THE CLOVER
for descriptive circular.
W. II. DAVIS. Prop'r.
Location II miles east Of Front street,
near Madam saS I'm
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WANTED.

AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN.
N Of good moral character. and used 20
hard work Cal ~ Coiu mba2 Hgus-. this
ty. lsel7 81 Z V. BIGELOW.
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WASH & PxfrcEAxn have iass received
. hns assertmens If millinery soo<ss
frssn San fsaneisee.
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Leghsrns. Piymsath Rocks, Houdans
White Crested slack Polish. White Faced
Black spanish, LAngshSns. Roaen Ducks
aud Partridge CochiAs.
Alse, scotch Collies, the cream OF the
pure hoods, and Of unexceiled pedigree.
s@sa1x
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-22

kemsnhsf that the crazy qala Al
Mss. fssss's xiil be dlsposed at Al 80
tkis evenirl2.
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For Rent.

T,HE FLAT OF EIGHT ROOMS OVER
the Macpherson Grocery store. en- Mil
street Appiy at the store. sells
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A sertcs>s has ees1 kno~a 10 live 10
the sSs Of ioT years
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800 Aens krypans 81 10 seats each
h. Lcsx 4 Co, Golden Raie Raxaar. - /
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kennsnees tia, the csaEy qaiis At
AssN fEAsx's vtil oe iisposed Il AIS
this sveainS.
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House to Let.

4 HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS. SITUATED
n en- The northwest corner Of Fourth
and Pike streets. Call on E BRYAN. SIS
F-0Yf srreznr z<aS
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Mes fall aad millsassy az Miss n. NJ.
nssasFss. Front street, Eexi ~ keaaey
bjeck, 2slz
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NOTICE

THE SPECIAL TAX ROLL OF
L school Dsssrsct No I. King county.
". T.. Is naw in my ksnds and Ghs taxes
are due thereon. and the said taxa IL not
pail within sky days trssn and alter the
hrs, day Of publication Of this notsce,
shall he declsred delinquent and hall be
rNooversd in the same man er and with
the sARe co~ts as other dsairquest taxes
Of said coanty OF kieg Washington Ter
ritory.
Prhlished arst the 9Th day Of sepsenl-
her. fSsS A. W. YOUNG.
Clerk Of School District No. l.
King county. W. T.
Oftce room l. up stairs IN Post build
ing ses
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AS rAtent wire corn Co. p~-s, a. 10
eeHss each. a LaaE 4 Co, Goadsn Rale
haxAas. @s
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CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP

4 P SPACLDIN6 HAVING PUR-
"A. chased the half interest of W. W.
Easter in the steamers Bee and Ssuak- On
Lake Washington ell moneys due the
steamers for past services Will be payable
only to the present owners who alone are
authorized 10 contract bills on their ac-
count A. p. SPAULDING,
J. c. 0'COSNER-
August la. 1855. au2o In
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WANTED.

Two MEN TO TRAVEL AND SELL
l. Goods Good wages can be made.
Sms capital Quired Call today .,
room So. New England Hotel Is3
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IAO y IT.

ON SUNDAY EVENING. BETWEEN
" the Catholic Church and the Opera
house. gold pencil charm The finder
VIII De suitably rewarded on leaving il 1t
this Office. see
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A CARD

THE UNDERSIGNED. c HIN Es z
| trend o. An Ken, the ChlEAmAn who
w.s % seriously sounded hF Being so-
bed q fs~ We IS sso. SlowJns Al faIIy
Assur-c q iaS the 81 ,ces= u hlGA Atteu Gsd
lie eff rs q Dr. -mA-r liz "a Ing his Life
and patti NJ him IN n way tofsly recos r..
desires TO exprs -. through the co, u1Ha-
o. y0u- paper. as has =. 10 the Docto-
for his kin1ne and careful attention. as
Ne - be skll exercised 81 h1m z doc
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For Sale.

THE OCCIDENTAL SAWMILL. AT
Lake Union. North Seattle. Build
ing and machinery. also six lots; 10 be
sod together or separately. Capacity Of
mill, 10 90 feet per day. Apply 70
sei3dw J. NJ FRlNk.
washingt,n Iron Works Seattle.
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No ice Of Dissolution of
Partnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between the undersigned
under the frm name Of SEAMAN s. foCSG
IL n day dissolved By mutual cons mt.
and the interest Of W. +. Seaman therein
has this day been sold 70 Frank c. Young.
W. r. Seaman rstiTes from said 1rm and
all debts dse to said firm are 10 bs paid 10
Frank L. Dung and Frank &, Young IS
sumes slI liabilities against said firm.
seattle. W. T.. sept. l9, lsS.
w. r. SEAMAS,
23Is &c YOUNG.