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The Mineral argus., 1885-11-19
Notice Of Final Entry.
LAND OFyIcE At HELENA, NJ. T..
November 1nd, 1855.

LAND OryrcE AT HELENA, NJ. T..
November md, 1ss5.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of hrs intention to make
final proof in support of bis claim. and that said
proof " IN be made befoye 7. f. Morgan. notary
public in and for Meagher county, Montana, At
stanford, NJ. T., on December 18th. lssJ. viz:
John Ross,
who made pre-emptisn declaratory statement No.
5sli. for the "a SEA, NEl4 NE1 section q:
NWA sW4 section ri. township ~, north Of
range IL east.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of.
said land, viz james Ellis, Charles Knowles
Thomas Scott and oscar johnson, all Of Stanford
Montana. +. ArKISsOS, Register.
The Mineral argus., 1885-11-19

LAND OfFIcE AT HELENA. NJ. T.,
October 18th. ISIS
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice Of his intention to
make final proof In support II his claim. and that
said proof will le made before l.. Rotwitt. Dep
uty C~rk. Of the Third Judicial District Court VI
Montana Territory in and for Meagher county, at
White sulphur springs, On Thursday. December
10Th, 1ss5, viz
Leonard Wrbrr,
who made pre-empsion declaratory statement No.
CSC. for NWi4 Of section Is in township TO- north
Of range Is east.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residsnce upon. and cultivation Of.
said land, viz Edward Massing, Alfred Bouch-
ard aud Andrew J. Diestler, all Of Ialbcrt Post
office. Meaghcr county, Montana, and James NJ.
Harris, Of Ronndup, Yellowstone coanty..M. 7.
=. ADkINSON, Register.
The Mineral argus., 1885-11-19
Notice of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE At HELENA, MONTANA, !
Scltei,,her Is, lSSj,

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MONTANA,
September Is, 1ss5.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
ton to make final proof in supl"'rt of his
claim. and that said proof will he made be.
fore Frank Martin, u Notary Public in and
for Meaglier County. Montana, ut Maiden.
Montana. ON the 7th day Of November,
l8S5, Wig:
HWgh Mclaughlin,
who made presumption declaratory state
ment No. 7O2i. for the - NWt, NEt NW4
and SW4 NE4 section ~, township Is,
nortl, IF range IL East.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continues residence upon. and
cultivation of. said land. viz: John Sclnei-
der. Fort Maginnis; James Mclaughlin.
Thomas Mctiee and W. r. Swope, Ui
Maiden, Meagler county, Montana.
+. Atkinson, Register.
The Mineral argus., 1885-11-19

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. MONTANA.
November, 2nd lnAj.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. MONTANA,
November, 2nd lssj.
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has hIed Dotice Of his intention to make
Anal proof In airport Of his claim. and that sail
proof will be made before Walter :. COgwin
Notary Public. in aud for Meagher county, Mon
tana. at Phiibrook, NJ. T., on the l2th day OF DE-
ecnber, 1855. viz
Anderson r. Thompson,
who made pre- -emption declaratory statement No
$50 for the sWH NEli. NWA. SEA and "a
SWi. section %. township l6. north Of range 10
east.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove his
residence upon, and culti,a alton Of. said
land, viz; Charles Calbrcth and David Calbreth
of PhiIbrook Joseph King and Oscar Lockwood
OF Cottonwood, all ii Meagher county. Montana.
+. ADKIHsON. gis Refer.
The Mineral argus., 1885-11-19
Notice to Co-OWnerD.

MAIDEN. MEAnHER COUNTY. N. T.
Sept. 3D., lssl.
To Frank Mitchell, Samuel q. Author and
Winired a. Davis:
You are hereby notified that I have ex
pended 500 in labor and ian rovemeslts
upon the Gray Rock Lode. situated in the
Warm Springs Mining district, Mcagher
county. Montana Territory, and adjoining
the Bull bog mining claim on the north
the amount required I" hold the same for
the year ending December 3ist. 1854. And
il within ninety days from the vice Of
this notice for within ninety days after this
notice by publication,. you fail ar refuse to
contribute your proportion OF such expen.
-,lture MS "a co-owner. your interests in said
claim will become the property Of the sub
scriber under section 2,j24, revised statutes
of the United States.
The Mineral argus., 1885-11-19
Notice Of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MONTANA
October 2nd, 1885.
Notice In hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice If his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before Frank Martin. a notary
public in and for Mcagher county, al Maiden,
Meaghcr County, Montana on Thursday, No
veniisr IL. 1855, viz:
Patrick J. Dssmleavy,
who made prs.emption declaraiory statement No,
SEA See II. township II, north IL range |? east
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of.
said land, viz: James Dempsey, Ahart Hash,
Charles Ranger and Vim. =. Mcfarland, all of
Maiden, Mesghcr county, Montana
=. Atkinson. Register.
The Mineral argus., 1885-11-19

DOEl = for working people. Send 10 cents
postage and We will mail you free, u
" royal. valuable sample box Of goods that will
j y put you in the way of making more money in
a lew DAYS than you ever thought possible at any
business. Capital not required. You can live AT home
and work in spare time only all the time. All of
both OF all ages grandly successful 10 cts TO
- easily earned every evening. 1ha, all who want
Tuake tins uuparai-
lele,i otter To all ho not well satisfied will
send II to pay for the trouble of writing us. Full
particulars directions. etc sent free Immense pay
absolutely sur. for all who start At once Don't de-
lay. Ad.lrr.s sTTSSoS 4 Co, Portland. Maine.
The Mineral argus., 1885-11-19

Auutss-fOrt MAGAZINES Meagtei No0uty. NJ L.
Brand-As above ON left ribs.
Ear Marks--u n,lerbit out Of both ears.
HORs ES--Same brand on left shoulder.
Vent-Samc brand ON icft hip.
Range-From the Black Bate TO Flat Willow
Creek; from Judith Mountains to the Little
snowies; on BOX Elder forls Buffalo. Ic
Donald's and Els Greeks.
JUDITH CATTLE COMPANY.
+. c. Power. Manager. p. q. 1T. Benton
II. 7. Brooks, Supt., p. d. l.ewistOwn.
~
Ranee-Warm Spring Creek. Meagher Co., N. T.
Brsnd-As above on left hip. al,e with horizontal
liar on right ribs.
vent-p (T-P combined) on kG shoulder.
Marks-Dewlap ON briskct.
Also owners of d ON left hip. Horses branded d
on left thigh.
No stock sold without venting.
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nAnAm Az n.rwn

2AMA0E Al kA1WAfs
RAEwA1. " J., Argus, &.-The rain
and Wind g rn Of yesterday and Last
nizhs did great damage in this city snd
vicinity. Cellars Of hOases in the bossg
part Of the city are flooded with water
and farmers report the almost total de-
struction Of the corn erop.
TIE DAMAGE AZ PzrIapK1Pz1A.
PzLADxLRHIA, AuGuss 4-The upper
most topsc today b yesterdays cycions
and tue devastation is vrouRhi IN IL
rapid sAd rsieotlsss coaFse Il 10 prob
able that no exact statement Of the
number OF liza victims and complete de-
tails OF the havoc 70 property can evef
be secured. Ibe bess Information al
hand . that i've perssns lost their lives,
foar are reported missing and many
injured, some % seriously that recovery
u Impossible. The scene in toe 25sh
yard Of Philadelphia today is enc Of
desolation. Many houses were rszsd 90
tht ground and others were completely
Quilted. while many more are roofiess.
The appearances Of localities on both
sides of the Delaware kIEer in the direct
rack Of the tornado resembles q once
thiekly populated region that has been
visite1 by 40 extensive IRE. The total
loss will amsuut 60 about $500.000, 10
Guiding $50 600 on properly IN Cam
dem, $l5U 0e0 il Philzdelphis and f25,-
600 on vessels damaged IN the river.
The rain storm which followed the tor
nado also did q great deal Of damage.
The water in the Schuylkili River this
morning is higher than it has been fo1
many months.
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DAILY POST.IETELLIeEHcER
TEE GIVE xRayIes ExAnrxATles

Ths workings Of the Civil Service LAs
will be bfouelir praazicaIiy home TO the
psople Of the North Pseihc Coast for
the hrss time ora September lSsh. shso
q Civil Servies s1sEIination viii be held
ss Portland, 10 be followed tuo days
later By one 81 seattle. Tbs practical
workings Of this law have been saeh -
70 encourage many friends Of reform 10
bsiisve that In II has been fsand the
sslctien 70 tho pn5bIsn which for 20
long threatened the very existense Of
the gOvernnsn.- The principle Of bas-
ipg Civil Service appointments upon
fitness - sh0sn b. competitive exaDi-
natiCn instead Of. upon political ser
vies or the caprice Of thoss IN poser h
sssnredly 3 good enc. and % Iong as the
laws governing soah examinations are
fairly and impsrtially epforsed the Civil
Service csnn.os but be better and purer
for tie barrier raised bsssssa 10 and
ignorasoe. That tbs law can be abused
By extreme parttsaEs % made rsdica-
loos By pedaissry To povsE, 10 true bat
such abuses are rare. As the Civil Ser:
vics Commission Ia nov constituted 10
has the eonhdsnce Of the great mass Of
the peorls. who believe In the honesty.
fairness snd disiRteresssdnes Of its
members. In some few instances the
examinations have been made farcieal
BY impractical examiners who pro-
pounded qotsstioas which the ordinary
applicant fer government position
could no, be- expected to understand,
much less to answer. In esneral, how
syeF, the examinations are simple and
Of such q mature than an ordinarily
competent man shoald be- able 10 pass
them. IL In not necessary that q man
Who applies for position ~ carrier in
o posioffice should understand Grsek.
but II is highly desirable that be should
kn0w hov 70 read and write and 10 spell
with tolsratIe accuracy. In the same
nanner. 10 10 necessary and proper that
the applicant for position In the De
partment OF State should have know
ledge Of at least oue lsodern language
ether than RsGiisla.
Those Who intend TO take the sxami-
nation hero Ia September viii be far
nished with Instructions and the neoes.
sary applisaiion blanks upos applics.
ton 10 the Secretary Of the Civil services
Commission st Washington. Thess
should be procured a. once. IL lie desir
able that 90 many citizens Of the Tern.
tory - possible take the examination,
and thoss who have . desire TO enter tbs
government service should not hesitate
70 do 20. This 10 the only door nos
open 10 positions in the Departments.
Thare will b. no expenses incident 70
taking ths examination, and IL one
should fail 10 attain the standard re
CURED, no harm is done. We expect 10
see large number examined here and
shall be mach surprised II such Ia net
tho ease
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shlnplnr InteIIIgence.


Hall Brothsrsirecsived load Of ship
ksses from Snohomish by the Nellie
yesterday.
C.,y;aOa sidino nevar has haan ulsas.
| antsr ,,T mo,e common than tina year
desnite the hard times.
Ths hark sl,rra Navaa. 4. a. n,ssan,
the oaIy vessel al she oosl vbarf a.
| veil a. tha oDly nal yesa,.I IN no,t
49, N 60. ,..I
ososks n; ano"s sJcaI munger o. sne
~. ~ p.I ~. company,
,o.s ~. r' a snis a N 70 DC
n.~ u.n 1-.s a., j,
..A s =. o
p"ay' .us n o w - osn,sn :
s's ',sn ~ .;,I pS nssisk nsa
49, sD'' e A'"eu 'stko oaOk On
Mont'
Deputy Collector Jores and Inspector
hlIleots nave Ieassd and fsrnisned q
.oom N .ne uppei MOOR o. zoe fos'
ouiuuk, ~ wnloA snoy make 'nef ON
oaA ueAuauh'e
The kindergarten reopened in the old
n nth schoolnoase, | st Monday, With
ID pupils. Misc F0edtsh, the new
teacher, IL 10 though will quickly snc
coed Ia building up u good school.
The Western Union TeIe0ranh of,,.
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wall s,r,., s,.ek,.

Nav foEE. Ase 4-Periae Sd i27,
American ExpFess IS, Oanaeia Pa.
one A. Canada southern SAX, Cen.
si'al Pacific S9ss, Darlington In. Lack.
asannA lol& usnver 4 kkie GrAzads
ia. EYE ibsf. Kansas 4 Texas Ais
LAKE More IOA Louisville 4 Nass.
vile &osa. Michigan Central 81
Northern fscife IN. Northern pa.
cine prsferrsd s7sl. Northwestern sssf
elev YORK Oeatral 96k. Oruxon Rasi,
Nay and haviRatiun ~, Oeezos
lfanasonsfnenfai n. Oruaas Irapruye.
nssnt ash, fari8e Nail Az, Panama a
tloek Hsiand lis. - Pani fEx, Texss
l'srihA.ltA. unian PAaiio asa, United
s1atea sxpFe1 S. Wells Farao fla
Mns7aam union GSA
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Tho spsiihy which has thus far been
shown by ear citizens In regard TO a
proper Observance Of the day OF General
Grants funefAl 10 disRraeeful. and We
cannot bus think that IL ID doe rather
10 mismanaRement on the part Of soue
body than 10 any lack Of feeling In the
matter. There IL no occasion for an
expensive demonstration, bat in some
quiet vay eur people should shsw that
they share In the Nations sorrow.
There shoald, At least. be a public meet
ina during she afternoon, and the
ahnscb, soaooI and Gre bells should be
tellsd 81 tha henr ~ which the Generals
remains are laid to rest in Riverside
Pask. Ths dag should NOT be allowed
10 pass une,ssFyeSl.
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Akpk1p. Ana. THE oholesa has 70,
some tasne existed IN toe jail a. CAFtha.
gNna. boa every effort has been made q
snppsss oatSide knoxiedae Of ~
fact. Yesterday Il lssked eat thai %
les ahAa 100 criminals impriapneA wtth
10 the iah we're dosn with the scoaeee.
The discovery proaaoea q fearfuI PANIC
sInu1R - other eeavicls. and they roes
II Fsvslt ind mA<is naosl iespeFais Il.
fcrss 70 set away iron TIE prison. Thes
stere. AewsySf. nnAlly overpauere.i b.
ihe seddisry. aud eempellea 20 rssnms
their quarters.
Several tsuzstssaf ths iail q Gsensas
are aEso Ii With cholera.
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s syes bot f,Iw Subscriptions havs been
made In Seattle 70 the Grant monument
fund. This lie noe Ne 10 should BE-. Every
one should ltivs Little 10 this fund. Ne
matter how soaall the Subscription may
be, iswiil halp 20 sIweli Che whole. Sab
scriptions eli; be received at any time
a the Western Unioa telegraph oftios.
During ne remaining days Of this week
she fund should arov every boar until
wasa Ne hsisp b barred The people Of
Seattle can feel that they have done
thar share lvSard providina the mon
usasnt thss 10 70 bear Witness 10 his
dssds ssfeni futsrs generations.
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AcekpEsr.--wAaa Ne ssssusr Nsll.,
sstaEned froa whilby Esland 70 HnoAo-
isssa essy aAst Saturday. In sowsrinz .
ships best ysich hstf tess a4zi bx a.
Eafts, parehAse gave vay. iesfins -
steAa dc1n On top of q namher a. -.
4eme.. q @ fssRasansa keaa srss ~ ~
tssssed. and Me-. kresska - rate. -
tFat<sa "a he shoaiasfs and hzck -
sFiil aaahaiess - lssd up for Z Nssk
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PACIFIC COAST.


stenimer WI1minxssn Eaia 70.
Sac REAxdsoe. Ana. A-SoDe tine
Ago is uss repoFtea that The steamer
WILMINGTON. owned b. Frank Barnard,
which WIS running 70 Pages s0und ports
from here. voaid oe pisced on an tnoe-
pendent line 10 Portland. OSing, hoS-
ever. 70 the general Oppression IN trade.
and eopseq1ent poor prOspees OF pro
q able outcIne OF she venture p,opssed.
tha plan has been abzDd0ned. The
STEAMER = Dov laid up in this bay, on
ths mod Z sss near Oakland. where abe
IL likely 70 remain fer some time andas-
"a bed.
Village fire.
OAKDALk Gall, AnR. i.-This town
vas visited last night BY . destructive
f1n@. Starting IN the middle Of block
on she wsst side Of Railroad avenue, in
Basohe's saloon and bowling alley, the
Ere b1rnsd both ways, DESTROYING hsrrs
Agricultural works. Diik's neg hotsL
Gflfnsh's Blacksmith 81 2. Proule's Inv
cry stable. GOye's paspt shop, ami
Baseheis saloon and residence. The
loas is about 81, 90: insaEance an
known- Kxrr's loss 10 about $1,000 +;
no Insurance.. The origin ~ the fire l.
q mystery. The water works refused 20
furnish saieF. and the fire b1rDed IN
checked Until Il met with . space on
the corners Of the streets.
a Libet suit.
ska FRLxcIsco. Aag. 4.-H. j. no
salski, one Of the oOansei for the de-
fei1se IN the sharon suit. vas arrested
today for libel. on conplaint OF David
\. Terry. Terry considers bimeelf
iihelIea by the statement made by kO-
WALSH IN a report 70 the Post. In which
Terry was said 30 Once have attempted
TO sssAssinate Hopkins, and TO have
mnrdered Brods'iek.
sAipwree&.
Ship Psrthshire. from Columbia
river 70 England, and loaded With -four
and salmon. 10 reported 20 the Mrr-
chants Exchange to hAye goss sshore
on Blind Island, in Eagle Pass, 81
Falkland Islands, April 25th. About
600 caGes salmon and few sacks OF
d0ur we're saved and sent to BIO, where
they we're sold for $500. The vessel
and the rest Of the cargo we're sold for
g57.
shipping Intelligence.
sAS FRAscIsco. August ARRIVED
Steamer Beda, from Columbia river
steamer State Of California. from Port
land ; bRkeutine Tam Oshanter, from
OOlumbia river.
TAToosH. Aug. 4.-Three barks an6
one British bark. one ship, one brig
one schooner and the barkentine kit
sap passed IN.
PoEr TowRsESp. Aug. ARRIVED
Barksntine Retriever.
Pokr BLkKKLY, Aug. ARRIVED
Ship Otago.
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PrsAsAsr Iinn,-Tne steamer Jose
pAipe carri'd large sxeursioa party
from ssabssk 10 Slaohomish on Sunday.
Among he sxnursionis.s were the men,
bern q the heabsuk base ball team,
whe, during the afternoon, met thar
enoksmisA brothers in the diamond
neid IN frtsndly match, vhish resulted
n q victory i'or the freshwst boys by q
kecte % y " D. The excursion returned
70 Soabeek iscnday evening. The fail.
nre OF The yisiaors to win the game did
not seem 20 aamren their snioymsnl,
As they ell tpeAk incst hiehly Of their
srsAtments IND d'seiaFe they are Riad
sheY came.
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Alfred Snyder and o. L. Anrud start
this morning on trip 10 ths source Of
Cedar River. They will be gone about
ten days and will 20 farther beyond IL Q
falls tnsn has yet been explored Tras-
slers claim that the Cedar River Falls
surpass she S1oqaalmie in point Of
beauty. Fishing and hunting are the
erinclpal obiscGs of the trip.
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MusAcx, Aneast The Rns.i.,
lfrsnoa Aiexssdss GAzarins. drisea 81
siesFefAtisn By heAsy lassss - tie gam
satn0 tA6lss Of Monse Carrie. Aas soln.
anistsd saicias.
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THz honuE RAoun0Te N REPAinxp.--
TAs steamer 0yulpisa wss aeoas TIVE
hours behiad tiase last night The
s4nz4 wa ilhNi sns soUed he steamer
North Pacific 70 Fort Townsend from
victeris. whore che had been lying since
her sceident ahosIt three months aeo.
She wall be t0wed "a thia piace. where
sAe Ntil b yppeitesi. after whaeh che
VIII - taken 20 Tacana 10 undergo re-
pairs 20 her Haehhaefy. work will be
eeamenes4 90 tAs Repairs 10 bar hall 10
about len hsya
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Tm Faaxkils kInss.--A fcres Of thir.
~ mha have bean epplossa NJ the
FranAAs mime sinss sAs a4A % July.
sod Ne misle d nsw prodncins fssrs a
- q tens ~ safsFier coal pr siAy,
whteh qneHtiis wia BE- steadily inofsas.
Cd ssfhe 6stIiAnd reQnffte. One hun
drsA ba2a 'Fsae shipped below hy ne
lael Qoeen. and the beakars are being
allied up ., ~ h. Risa her ave o. an
handse& tosss naxt trip.
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Sick headache, habitual costiveness,
pains in back and limbs. loss Of appetite,
b4d breath and taste in the mouth, etc,
entirely cured ~ the use OF
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TO LEASE,

1--WE ACRES OF UNIMpRoyrD
= property near the residence OF 3eo
w. Hall. IL offered by the underri9 ed n
lease. for term OF years. at 4 ncminsl
ngure. For further information apply M
yex JOHN X. DENNY.
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". u. WHITE.

Attorneys at Law.
Once In Whites Block, cor. Front and
Columbia sts. da6
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LOST.

A JAPANESE BRACELET, SET IN
"A silver. mother Of pearl, with 8 liver
dence. on James street and the STRIVE
residence on Pine street. The finder
viii confer favor by leaving the ssma
az the HAsBRoUCK 4 TERRY Drug
store. fos
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Nm q. W0O0.

| A TToRNEY-AT-LAw, WILL PRAC-
n tics In all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Ofnce, II rooms OF the Probate
Court fesler-LeAry building.
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AnGt AZ a Dnrauxf Ihe auesia,a
sale lsSa niitAt wes crowded wish ladles
and kentlsmien. usae have hanaena,e
rteid-ness ,lna mllnY o. them IN neesi
% Eopd rssistiaza The srpartanify
Frefsmsos kshafss gave tAsse raapks
Int nkRha aefrly ir&k appreciated, a. ia
rnsEy instances eshaa ptasafre wefs cold
FOR laEs than the eoat Of abe frAuaes.
TAsf mast have sald close % 30 90 al
Fi3ssaloeziyi hsu pfis&s. Zoe the saaris uf
M eofkA. hut a. he ciaimis 20 he eli
ready 10 dsqskrt fpf hts native land
Rssspa-hs 10 banld y elesH osi bic
eallestiun ID kny pFkse. He hiss scsas
- pAlntinaa lefs. mhieA will be anla
shis evaninsL ind. ~ ~ claims, sems 81
his besi sod b ssssrsed fss this es~a-
lees nals.
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Ria Mcrxs woxx.-- DaFiag shs
assaii q J,Ay tha cAlanhlA and Psrs.
Sonsd RailnaA s,enrany hAsAs& ss~f
its road frsaa tha vArioas coal mines
along lac roshs SS,lst tons OF eoal, al of
whiso was sAippesi fFnm thia eisy, win
he exceF,isin % The smAil quantity sid
- the retail trade. Mere coal was
hauled ever TIE road than daring nay
preee3in9 usonth in ~ histefy. aud tie
tead eoassslmsntly earned more non&s.
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WANTED.

A GOOD FEMALE COOK FOR MY
"A family. ID. n. DENNY.
Seattle. July 8 iyi
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House to Let.

CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS HARD
" finished good water stable. Appiy
20 =. A. Pun nus. corner Seventh aud
Union streets. Re
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n Z ~ OVAL,

H A. CHURCHILL. NJ. D., HOMRO-
pethic Physician and Surgeon. has
Tor the present removed his office to his
Iesidence, corner Fourth and Madison
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WANTED.
WANTED.

TO TRADE A wELI~TMPROyED
Y farm Of i60 acres, In q rich yalley.
with bearing orchard good house. ard
eern. Tor improved seattle real estate.
Address = >. l. c. this once. N
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WHITE & MUNDAY,

Z. CHAs. y. MUNDAY
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JACOBS & JENNER.

A TT0RNKYS AND OOUNSELORs
"A 81 law. 0iaoe in Boyd & Poncins
building. Front street. up stAirS
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GEO. vEKABlE SMITH,

A TORN Y-AT-LAW, ROOMS 8
- and 4 Poncin building. front street
seattle, w T. VII practice in All H.
Courts Of the Territory ana in the land
O-noe. fel0
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C. WILLS pelcg.

DH N,EI1E
l9a5ua,e q The y. Z. Dental CoIlsxs,
NITROUS OXIDE g as GIVEN
fng. corner Frons and Coiumhi =. Isdw
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j. r d II, 81. LEWIS
A fTORSEYS At Law. OFFTCE-
"A Buffers building. room 4 and s
James street Opposite Occidental Hotel,
Seattle W r