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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-07-18
sHoCKINGLY RIDICULOUS.
Lawrence County Democrat.

If Ed. Shaw of Memphis-known
only for his gross ignorance and his
insurrectionary speech-makIng, is APP
pointed to federal Office, Senator
Harris should go and hide his head
for very shame. He will not receive
the praise of the good people of Ten
nessee, nor does he deserve it. for the
complimentary language he has
already used in speaking OF this brutal
of the human race. Hurrah
for the Avalanche, in its manly efforts
to save its people from the disgrace of
having this negro bfackguard thrust
upon them. The idea Of putting aside
such men as Mr.. John r. Greer, Col.
J. j. Rawlings and Mr.. George Hessen
for Ed Shaw is shockingly ridiculous.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-07-18

My experience may fit many editors,
but / write it for the special benefit of
my friends who engineer the Lexing-
ton illuminators OF the mind. Let
then, hire a dude, and club him, if he
fails to tell their readers when Miss
T0otsey Wootsey is visiting Miss
Willy Valley, and how long she aims
to stay. Let them shay him with q
slow poison il he sets not forth in
glowing periods the grandeur of
Madam Macaroni's fee cltanap4re. Let
them stop his salary and send him
sleolward by the inanition route II he
describe not all the dresses at the
Fanshawe wedding. Go to, say, the
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-07-18
Dyersburg Gazette.

The Memphis Avalanche is entirely
right on the Ed. Shaw appointment,
and the Nashville American is wholly
wrong. Nosuch incendiary, white or
black, should be appointed to Office.
On this question, the Avalanche re-
fleets the sentiments of Tennessee
Democracy and the World, otherwise
the American, ought to know it. ai
THE LATEST TEST OF DEMOCRACY. :
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-07-18

Senator Harris is reported as favor
ing the appointment of Ed Shaw the
Memphis negro ping, to the surveyor
ship at Memphis and the papers are
condemning and defending him at a
lively rate. The American, ready TO
perpetrate or ratify any kind OF rank
and srabid partisanry that smells ran
cid. defends Senator Harris. We can't
see much Democracy in this, but If a
man dare to say that Senator Harris
intention in this matter was not a
heaven born democratic inspiration,
he'd get his political tail twisted out
by the roots and whipped with it until
he ran over into the independent
camp. The American seems to be
hired by the republicans to disgust
democrats and abuse them out of the
party. This Ed Shaw wis a dirty dead
beat republican until 1852 when he
saw the chance to make something by
pretending to be democrat. His sort
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-26
xsErn Axs ssrra.


Sna1l old scq1zinfsfaes b reneSto.
Then, hail Calunhi1 happy land
Tbrice hail my native shore
yong fathers dust and nine. today,
ssslg ne say south, and you say NORTH
Shades Of the dead foEbid
shall old seoaaintanee Be renewed
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-26

TINTED STAT q or AMERICA. WASH
u taglon Territory, 81
Whsrsas. lihaI hiss been faed 10 The Dls-
Isics Ccurt II thu Third Judicial Districf Il
Mashineton fsIriiery. holding terms II Pom
Townsend, on tn; 18th day Of April, 1855. b.
Charles ase. rsatdent sf seattle, WASH Try.
sasvcdorss agsiD&. the ship Jeremieh Thomp.
enn. registered aud ewnsd n san fFaneaseo
California. whereof II. Peterson il master. hsr
tackle. spparsl and fafntture. aliegirG 10 sub
sinnee ina, sal sblp Il in1e6se4 10 LbsHaai
u the su4 % $50 81 halnnee due him ca .
coasrsct for i0ssiAng and stawine b aid vessel
TALL and conp1sie cargo II sp&rs. tim Ger aad
plank. between Jan. e6iA and Aprlf IN. 1855
- Port 0snhie, Wssh- f,y, whfea snsn he
inssier Of sid ship has rsfu@td % pay. lie
vKners thereof being unkn0wn 10 labelsani.
and raid shsp telug houna on ) voyage 10
h.nNk sng CANA and rFsytug process asainss
sste ship. Der tsekis. spparef sad furaiinrs.
sad thar lhe sane MY - csndemued All sald
% PAY zoe anlnl1if dEse iibsllzns on aid con
ss.ct 90 his services ~ ntsve&ore with inssr-
80 and costs. aaii for scnerai rsIisf.
ASs, thef4serss - y r-a2nce u the nosi-
uaes under tne zeal Of aid teuf7. 70 me a.
ssstea and dallrirsa. d. herrhs dive puklir
1ttce - al lNrsoEs elzintne sad rhIg.
her f1ckis. Ill arel AM fnrnlfule. o. IL
a0y nsnneE inlerezasd fhsFsin. that they b
sn4 appear b fose the s4id Dssfrixf C0ult. %
= hsid Port Issnssnd. Washington Tarrs.
tgTy, a Ma ~ She 80 dAY Of Msy hext.
g me n1af % II s'eisrk IN. of said d4y gpra.
yidsa ne szne 1hall - dag ~ tErizsicaaza
esh.<ulse e. Ne asxt car Il asrlztlic loo
t1ssc.aiskl hen snd tAese 70 intsf1ose shsk
sssssns aed maka thzsr allaeNtisns In that -
hxK.
D<tsd he ism Dr. q April. lass
y. 6iEoR6E
2. Z Nsr~Aitl for wask.nxis1 .rerrtory.
1g1. g ckiEslxR. DeEui
1 v AosssF. iwsefs4 Sac lIbsfl&nt
pste u ern pkhlzczttrn kprsl ri 1sz
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nEALrm OF aEMs-

One noticeable feature about Jewish
semetsries in the South - the scarcity
u newly made graves after sn epidemic
Il chOisrz or yellow fever. Statistics
show Ihat fever Of them die than any
ssheF race from thess o. kindred dis
sasess. During the choseFs scoaF2e IN
fouIon only two orthodox Jews died Of
IL, while IN Numbers they eqqailsd 20
per cent. Of the population Their in
nsnity frsm disease, and the certainty
With which thsg recover when attacked
BY ID. il accounted for By tbe simplicity
~ their diet. They are very strict
about following the dietary lava pre-
serik,sd By Moses. Isn't Ii a little strange
that Mossa, IL be vas Only historian,
shoald have Dsaseassd knowIedge snpe-
fioE to tkat OF the visest and best phys
IciaErs Of the present dayf He evidently
believed 10 preventing disease rather
than curing Il. This is what De Hasen's
Dyspepsia Cure alma 20 do: il acts di
1ectly on The digestive juices Of the
stomach and both prevents and cures
indigestion and Dyspepsia. Free sam
els bottles NJ A. b. STEWARDS DRUG
Store.
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ate his lcnch, be stopped bis horse 70
give him drink Of water. The Indians
were drawing nearer. Piacin1 his rifle
20 his face, be fred 81 the foremost
warrior. The whistling Of the ballet. a.
is passed the savage, was a warning that
il was dangerous to get closer to the
messenger: that II he wanted TO live. he
must come no nearer. Hating On the
prairie, they watched the rider as he
knelt and drank from the lake.
When the conductor again mounted
be rode swiftly forward, the Indians
still following him. Mile after mile was
pissed, and at last the river bottom was
reached. The sun Was iost setting, and
be took look With his glass before ne
descended TO the valley. He couio still
see the Indians following on his trail.
The noble horse gave no sign OF weari-
ness, but kept steadily on his swinging
trot.
At last the rider sees light shining
through the trees. then some Wagons
and . number of horses tied uear them.
He rides up and sees that il is q party
of bnffalo hunters. aud among them the
hunter VITO had been the cause Of bis
u skiae his psrilous journey. The sight
Of the horse covered with foam brou2 nt
then around him 10 an instant, Vhssn
they learned that his parsnsrs were still
after him. S4ddiing thsir horses. the
hunters started to meet she Indians. as
most of them had wrongs TO aveuke,
and they avenged the murder OF the
EXPRESS riders as we'll.
OF that band of Indians, only swo
ever arrived at the agency. The others
were never seen again.
A ride of an hour. after leaving the
buffalo hunters, brought the messenger
20 the city. As he rode up to the hotel,
a great cheer arose. He was lifted out
# the saddle and carried into the hotel,
aud no ons coald do enoagh for him.
He refused TO say a word about biz jour
ney until be knew that the faithful horse
was as well cared for and IS comfortable
as he was himself.
Then. amid profound silence, he told
them the story of bis ride for life and
of the fate of the missing expressmen,
the victims Of savage treachery, whose
bedies we're the prey of she wolf and
raven in the depths OF the 0rana Coulee.
Handing the medal he had torn from
the breast of the chief 20 the captain,
be said:
send this to the colonel aud tell him
that the good Indian that wore 1t lies
beside his victims in the GRIND Cou-
iee.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-26

Americsns, more than any other M
ton IA tbs world, sre victims OF sson1-
ach arrangements This i OWING 70 tns
hnrried nsannsr Ia vhich they eat their
meals and 20 the amsS1nt and quality OF
food eaten, rich food being ehesPer
nefsi than IN any other e01rsry q tne
world. There arr very few ADsrieans
uhoNs ssouaehs are In psrfscsly
healthy condition. Moss reznediss for
ne arrangement OF the stomach are
eFeTed IN the forsp Of eItter.- tones,
ese. !, which rsrsEy stimulate the ssom-
4eh and afford t<mpokary relief De
Hsvsn's Dyspepsia Cure y remedy
that supplies vhsiI Il wanting 10 the
digestive Juices Of = dex2need stopssn
and IL the onIy remedy offered 10 the
pabltc that cures all fsFEBs Of Dyspep
sis, Indigestion and Flatuiency. Free
sasnple soatles It A. B. srSwAKT's Drug
store.
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CLKvELAxD. Ohio
a mrs ON 4 pEuG srsRE.

Nsvsx Was such rush made for any
Drug Stora as IL nov al A. b. Stewards
ft,r i Trial Bottle of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. CouRhs and
(;olda. All persons affected with
Asthna, bronchitis, Hoarsaness, Severe
Coughs. OF any affection Of tbs throat
or Lungs. can get Trial Bottle Of this
great remedy free, by calling at the
above Drug store. Regular size SlO0.
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REMOVAL.

T,HR SEATTLE HARDWARE COM
hereby announce the re- oval Of their
etcre and stock to the Stone brick bui q.
Ing. s25 Front street. where they not only
have more elegant place of business
but one several times laraer, including
two entire floors. Ia their new quarters
the Company intend keeping larg r
stock and doisg q better business. and
they hope TO merit and Fereive confiuu-
ence OF the generous patronage hereto-
fore bestowed rpen the firm
THE SEATTLE HARDWARE co.
AuFil q 1855 ara
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Puget Sound National Bank Of
Seattle.
Occidental Block.

QUY AND SILL FOREIGN AMI
~ domestic exchange. make collections.
issue letters Of credit available In ell parss
OF the United Stairs and Europe. transfer
money by telegraph. roceive deposits OF
money and issue pass books or certificates
therefor have completed arrangements
whereby money Is transmitted and deliv
cred by our agents in Europe 70 person
IN their respective localities, thus savine
time and expense in collecting draftt
through banks. This 10 particularly dc.
irshle In sending small sums 70 ountriss
where every dratt is subject 20 stamp TAX.
J. FURTH, Cashier.
DIRECTOR
BAILEY GArzxRT, Precedent
h. r, FRRRv. Vice President.
J. FURTtz, Cashier.
JAS. McNAUGHf
Il. L. xEsIER
CORRESPONDENTS
San Francisco, the Bank Of California
Portland, the First National Bank.
New York. agency Hank OF California
London. N. NJ. Rothschild 4 Sons.
Paris. De Rothachiid eraras.
SrsnSfrFt A. ". = vsr 'asfaysr > ~
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NOTICE

AS HAVE MADE ARRANGE
"A ments for receiving No. Fresh But
ter twice a week (, ON the leading daaries
OF this section Of the country. via; Fos-
ter Bros.. NJ. Wilson. Guibsrson, Bros.,
snd several Others. am now prepared TO
furnish al who may call with fiEsf-eiass
Fresh o1ntry Eutter Orders by teie-
phone win receive prompt attention.
NELSON CHTLBER1.
all II Grocer, 617 Front street
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The slck and affiicted should not fail % cal q
him. The ID cor has visited he h,<ld siza
Eurupe and obtained greet deal Of, yslasAls
Information when h. Il competed 70 lup1K
will uisks 20 charge unless he Effects eu1
Persois cured at home Gail OF whit. Az
communications strictly CONFIDENTIAL 1ta1
ten dollars for packnge Of 1nedii,n ~. -.
dreis Oh, J. r. 0IBBON. Bex 1851. ezn fs.e
cisco. Cal Mention Posr-lNFzLLIoGNckA
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Notice Of FINAL Prosf

Us LAIR ogyIcx AZ oEExRIA. 2 -.
To Jssn @. Phlnnsy9 samad =. knssi =
al whs1n II may esDeesn =
sSneEies n hsrcky given fhAt 49,. :.
L AMEs has oie1 ncziee o. tntsn10
make tnsl proof before 3. 2. vf9ss
Notary fablic, ~ bic once 10 reen 4 -
BniidSng Hsaftls, ". r, on Me1nesn8 -
b. q No. sl3i. % ths NV i ~ ssazA =
toxnship - ncffh. range sast
h Bazaea . witnesses 4 49, q
Z. O. Boyd. 2. L BAH and A. 1 h@At
- youxP. soaI.r.
ns2isg.e Eezisisr u tss Lana ~
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TIE
DIR. LIEBIG
PRIVATE pISPENsARY,
200 6eAry street, San Frs-.
cisco, Gal.

Conducted by qu,liaed Ply NNE73
sicisns and Surgeons-regular NS$f<i
graduates. A&NA
az me OLDEST sPEcIAIssrsE ZZANSN1
II the United States, whose WAN
LIFE LONG FxPERTkScE, per. KIM
feet method aud pure medi- ~
cine. insure SPEEDY aud PR GA
MAxRNr CURES Of all Private, TSl
Chroplc and Nervous Diseases WI
Htctions Of the BLOOD, Skin, kS5
KmscTs. BLsDDER, ERUPTnoNs, (H
ULcRRs, Old SoEks SwEIIIxe M
or THE GLANDS, SORE MOUTH, ~
THROAT. Boxk PAINS. permanently cured IA
srad'catei from he system fer itfs
NERVOUS Dc biftty, Impotancy. Seuir>l
LOSSES. sexual Decay, Mental and physIcz
Weakness. Failing Memory, Weak K.a
Stunted Development lmpedtmeuts te Nsr.
riase, ETC, from excuses or youfhfai fallls
or ans cause. speedily. safely and prisafl,
cured.
YOUNG, middle.sged and old msa and Il
who need medical 81 III and experisncs, con.
suit the Old EuropsAn Physician at once. MI
opinion costs nothing and may save fn,sz
miseiy aud shame. when iaconvsnier1 b
visit the city fer trestmeut medicines can /.
sent everywhere by express free fsnra ob1sf
vatton. IL is seif-eytde0t that Q physIcisa
who gives his whole attention 10 elias q a.,
eases Aeains great skill. and pktdcizu
Throughout the country. knowing th.a h.
quently recommend difieult case 10 u. Cd
est Specialist, BY whom every known goh
remedy Is used. The DOcto d ace ani exsrrl.
enee makes his opinion OF saprsns izpos
lance.
Send for the sanitsrfst Guide 4 Ram
sent FREE. Also, Self Analyst
DR.. Liebig's woxD RFuL 0xRnAM hsvsoons.
ron permanently prevents all unnaiuIk loers
from the system. tones the nerves, Hren7th-
ems the muscles, checks the waste inviRora1cz
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Or. FraEIer,s Threat and Luag
Batsam
Il the greatest remedy IN the world for
Coughs, Colds. sore Throat, Influenza.
Quiuzy, LaTyngitiH, Group. Hsarseness,
bronchitis, Asthma, CAtaFrh and Whoop
ing LoaQh, and all diseases Of the throat
and lungs. Il performs wonders N re-
sieying Consumption. Is strengthens
she lungs and instantly aIlsys ali tFrita
CLEVELAND. Ohio.
Dr. xiraEisr-Dear SIR | was troa-
bled foi, about three months during the
Iast SUNNI = and fall vith bronchitis
and had cough. After trying several
remedies without finding any relief.
used your Throat and Lung Bslsam, and
found immediate relief. On retiring Al
night it gave me undisturbed rest. and
after using the medicine three weeks
found snysalf cured. REv. u MUTE.
DIR. Frazier's Throat and Lang Hal
sam aElays all irritation Of the throat,
penetFates aud heals the lungs and as
sssts nature bV expeet0Fation to throw
Of the eorruptiou. Sold by druggists
everywhere at IS cents Q bottle. PfazieI
Medicine Co. propFIetorE. Cleveland, U
Sold by A. Il. Stewart. Seattle.
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Mr.. Nitschke IL in town for two weeks
10 ail bis contracts for piAnO-auninRi
will resnain q few days extra II required.
Orders left at Davies's book store and
Il Ls,wmarI's will receive prosopt atten.
ton. 2aR
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c. &P. S. r. n.
TINE TAsLE

TIME TAELb.
EeOR FRANKLIN. BIZ OK DiAMONI
Il ard intermecaAts stations, daily. q
rerxewcastle ana inierniedis in stations
fsilg ~ a 10 and 1910 q. NJ. and y NJ,
Rsturnlng arrive ~ Seattle frtnn Cedai
river EXTENSION 81 t.ie 2. h-s 500 hl W
and sac p. 10.
Runnlrx time 10 Franklin. 3, 30 ..
Rrlnniu0 time 10 fexcafItios IL " N.
Il. J. MILNER
ans Assistant Superintendent.
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DEXFgR HORTON B co.,
BANK Frs
SEATrLE, w. T.

deposits received and accounts xep
iuhiscf to Chess or Drsft.
sight Exchsngo saud Tesexrsphio Trans
fer on San Franolsco, Portland Snd New
York.
sight and Sixty-day bills OF exchange
drawn In sums 20 anit direct On London
svesiable elsewhere In hurope.
Money loaned On Approved security.
celved on deposit for safe Keeping.
C,liecsspns inada and rrnceede prompti
ramitfRd.
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Llsr OF LErrERs

Remaining in the Seattle Post Office
on Saturday, April Is, 1885, Persons
calling for these letters viii please say
advartiaad
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE

Bx. GaB&0<k
No. sl1
Ksasny street. 81
Eranclsca. Es<z,
lished In 1884, n
the treslme : 4
g. xnsl and ssMiaa|
Diseases. sach n
| GONonRH,KA.otU1
. srElcTuEii. efrHn,
1Iss in al its fdlus'
\ sRMIsAL WKAxxEH
$snd IMParKxcS.
sLsss Of lnanhcs;
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Probate Notice.

V,ERRIToRY OF WASHINGTON.
county Of King. ss.--In the Prosai<
Court OF said King county.
No 3ls-In the matter III the e9Ate 4
William Bailey. deceased.
Order to show cause why decree e ~
tribukion should not be made.
On reading and flling the patikiQ1 ~
sidney b. Yrooman, the adminisLr111f g
the estate Of William Bailey. deceased ~
ng forth that the said estate h Ilc'x z
proper condition 70 BE- closed. aud has
port ON OF the residue Of the said eslA&
remains 10 be finally distributel nn1tag
the persons entitled =
II ID now ordered 81 he Courtllc< t1e.
all persons Interested Ia the said t4.&i< y
the said William Bailey. deceased, b 49,
appear before the Probate Court 81 ki13
county, Washington Territory n ~
Court sroon OF sgd Court, In the flE
Seattle IN said King county, on
henday. April 9sfh, Hsxsr
AT eleven o'clock A. NJ. then and thtft n
show cause Ut any they hasrb whS ea<
cree Of distribution should n 10 mee<
Of the residue Of the said ESTATE, urn9ra
the persons en- Tiled.
And u IL further ordered that c9p{ "
this order to show cause Be pub IAee9 =
least once each week for -four saccczsl{e
weeka before the said 9Th day ~ AprH
ls8b In the Seattle DAILY P0sTll
GEMcKR . daily newspaper prinfea ~
pubiished in said King e0uaty.
Done in open Court, March 2Lsi, -
WM. d. WOOD
Judge Of the Probate csnf%
King county, -.
!. VIM. ID. Wood. Judge and ex<,1cl2
Clerk Of the Probate Court Of sald kil
cOunty. DC hereby certify that the iufEHF
ing b full. true and correet COPY q ~
original order 70 show calrse 2rArH,9
our said Probate Court. March 4H 49, ~
IN the matter OF the estate OF N ii'se
Bailey. deceased.
In testimony whereof have hersnnse
Get my hand and aflixed the seal q ~
said Probate Court the sid zisi esf
Msreh, 1855.
tsEAI.i WIN ID, Woul{>
Judge and ex-ofIici0 Clerk a. la1 rss
bate Court Of King couzEI. IN W1se.3
ton Territory. IL
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MISCELLANEOUS
VOCAL INSTRUCTION
AFTER rrE
Italian Method.

AIR. s. @. YOUNG HAS THE HONOR
w 20 announce N the ladies and gem
tlemen OF Seattle that be wilt, after April
lzth. receive pupils who desire to learn
The art OF Feaaing vocal music, and will
be prepared 70 give lessons In VOICE.
CULTURE, EMPLOY g the system OF in
straeiton adopted BY the vocal teachers
Of BOSTON and New York
Vocahats who desire merely q finished
style, - well IS beginners. win receive
careful training.
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DIR. c. l. MILLER, ST.
los cherry street, Sstils VI
P.o. box 81
Special. Private and ChIenl,
Skin Diseases Cured.

semiaal weakness and an MAJ.
voas d. orders caused by exeesa..
positively cured, on the ln,t.,l'
nienf plan.
send for printed questions.
DR. G. l.. fIILLERsS rem,rA.
bic success In the curing or =,
Chronic Diseases l. well know,
His success II due 20 his IS ye.,.
experience and observation 4.
his practice.
~. No more patients taken :.
sour Boys Rarmn until the 20
day Of March when six new a..
ta$e. ssil be flushed. EHewevr
can accommodate one naere -.
tient tmaIei with n nicely furntsh.
ed roem and all home comfsrts. I,
my residence. los Cherry ssrs.,.
free of charge.
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elernISG AsD SHIRTS.

IL. ID. Babcook, representing Joe
P0hsina, the Fashionable Tailor Of San
Francisco. IL now stopping at the Ar
lineisn House where he has on exhibit
tsoz the finest line Of sam pies OF French.
English and Domestic goods ever
brought 20 seattle.
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fIfsvss Glide q. ". Cave. hanseas
+ KAvES xKHI .Eixss WIl.kfiF o.
la Wednesday sad SsHerflaf. relkrlkaS
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
N firm OF Claus & Harms. wholesale
LIQUOR dealers. lately doing business In
Seattle. by note. book account or other
wise, are notified that such Indebtedness
has this day been sold and assigned TO
Walters Bees. & Co. OF San Francisco.
and payment must alone be made to the
undersigned.
WHITE & MUNDAY.
Attorneys fer Walters Bros. & Co.
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