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=
NEED suYYxR-
A sure cnre for Bind Bleeding, Itch
ing and liberated Piles has been dis
csvsrsd by DIR. William ian Indian
Remedy. called DIR. williams Indian
Ple Ontment- A single esx has cured
the worst chronic cases OF IS or 80 years
standing. No one need suffer Eve min
ates after applying this wonderful
soothing medicine. Lotions, instru-
ments and electnaries do more harm
than good. Williams Indian Plie ONT
meut ahssrhs the tumors, allays the in
tense itching (partseoisrly az night aft
or getting warm in bed }, acts As a poui-
tice, rsves instant relief, and Is prepared
only for Plies. itching Of the private
parts. aud fer nothing else.
Head vhzt the Hon. J NJ Cofhrberry
OF Cievel I'D ssys about Dr.. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment: :" have used
SCORES Of Pile Cures, and II afsrds ne
pleasure 10 Say thai have never foond
anything vhich gave such immediate
and permaneut relief as DIR. Williams
Indian Ointment" For sale by ali
druggists. and mailed an receips Of
price-ti. Sold BY A. h Stewart Seattle
FRAxsxk AKpscSE Co. Prop'rs.
Cleveland. o.
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Tux xesTakRs PACsssc-

The r.voys Of General NsrsSe, Oskes
70 TIE President and Board OF Direct-
or. for toe n-ei ye-f eooiDR June D.
10 vsry v,l1mino1s and exhaustive.
Oafsid- Of the satisfied data, vnlen
have already bees given in tnese col
unps, there Ia a. ucn 20 interest," tee gen
srsl reader. In nTs report M Otkes
ss-s:
yotviths.and M the gen "a mas ivI'y
ia 70. eOIlaaercI4s SOFIA. Nearly all OF
oar su-elsi lire. Of sbipne1ts sooV
gratifying IN -re.se- Oai OF tne Ehesi
crop n l-st. we moved little over
: 30 OO0 bushels. g.Issi little lss- tn4n
$4,000 the preceding y-ar- VI RS
srinn-uts of 1884. b VT ..sD1 nUp o1-n-
ei- weus 20 Du uin. FroaI pr sent iudi
cations us -1p CT g. b ,Tdl=, of tue er~p
Of lss5 ahoas l0.COo 90 bushels. OF
xsicn about 20Uu Will come from
Washington Territory. as t3e se-ait OF
the erection of elevators and ware
boase- 10 that seciiol. Tue movement
of young cattle INTO We-tern Dskoia
ard Montana has changed lEne~ea Al 10
rs character daring the pas' year 10
1888 "a ~ frrgaried frOui Easi ern ter
n fual- II 321 he'd. aud from Washing
ton and Or goa 800 head. Daring the
past fsc Al yesr the oder OF speci ii rates
mss deveiop@i an ImI orrant movement
from our Western divisions. There
nave ter 81 ped from STATIONS vest
Of the X ,eky Mpu 1taIHs "a 1to head OF
cattle, 800 horses aud - iOJ sheep
The shipments Westward from + stern
points sggrs 2tt@d 4,lD head OF cattle
Toe f. loving table shows the volame
Of the iugoing and Outgoing Cattle
movement since 1852:
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MINING APPLICATION N. n.
CsirEp srArxs LAND oyy,cx
~

OLYMPIA, ". T., July 81. isss
Notice 10 hereby given that John i..,,
whose post once address 10 seattle y
has this day hIed his application nm
linear fast OF the Ma nmoth Lode 0. D..
Mine, or Vein, b airing mssnstie inn sn
surface ground 800 feet 10 width, situated n
summit Miniog Dl,trics, King county Wa
instcn Territory. sod designated by o. ~
notes and official plat on ale In this On. =
Lot No. Is, SAID Lot No. &6 being desersssc !,
follows, to wit BeEinning q, the mos VT
erly corner Of said claim corner No. II. hs.ss
also corner No. Of the q. NJ Ras,n eisiu
No. 50. upon Industry Lode; thence norsA
deg. % min. Y ct, variation u deg % MIA.
East. along the northv-sterly bcundary q
claim 1900 teet TO the most nostherly esrpsr
o. claim (eorner No. ~, being also co-nef IA.
l Of J. W. Guye claim. No. 20. 90 am IA.
and corn-r No. 4 Of the q. VI. Rasin elA:n. Va.
SO, on Industry Lode. where 10 set pssts
inches square. feet long. In stone naasA
thence south 50 d. g. 20 min. East, vAfsstsDs
"a deg. IS milo. Fast Q oux the northsas,srs
1ounnsry OF claim, being also south set~rn
boundary Of J. W. Guve claim, No. n. %
same II de, 600 fest 10 most easteriy corner q
claim corner No. 81. being ase corner Me-
OF J. W Guye claim. No. %. on same lods
where Ii set post feet long. 2 feet IN he
ground. thence South 81 deg IS min. wet
variation Il deg - min. Ess alo5g he sssih-
.Asierly boundary OF claim 1850 cot TO To
most southerly corner Of claim fcornsr No. q,
where Is st . pot 5 feet loIg. fsot 10 ihs
ground In mound Of stone. thence Nsrih q
deg. 80 min. West, variation 2 deg. 30 mia.
East, slcas the Southwestern boundary q
claim 900 fe 30 place Of beginnins. oslr I
corner No. l, rom which corner the minenAl
eo2 f. O., ccntaining 10 o. 100 seres .
The Irarsf1an Of fhfs nj IL racorIs1 a ~
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MscMLANEous
ss,-~~~~~~
MINING APPLICATION m, :,
rSrrrD srarx,Iuxp Or


OLYMPIA, ". T. ysl,G
sosiee 10 hereby si.ea that y "
vhoee 20 totaoe address /, s~...t. a sss
ihis day aied bis applie.,iop a. 49,. -
FEET Of toe Industry Lode ~ n r... hs,e
~e n oear1ns mSg etic FRO, llae q
g a1d ~ fe-t 10 With. atuH, a /. sSfss
n nihS piSrct. ns Oousty nes
ie.''.sl!' AZ DESIGNATED ey the 49, "a
80 mia Pay 90 nle n thi. osso. 4. 80
- e, We 10 - being desriS>d ). -
lows 20 VII; hesi ming 81 the -. - ~ u.
corner OF aid claim. eorpsr n ~osnsry
corner 10. Of c. n. Rsstn cl.,,. Az
sme LODE, and e'rre- No - =
81 an y. ~ 90 Mammoth Lsp3. -, sTs
- min vest, varia'ian D. -, ia
- we southwestery horns.A
claim te'ns also nOTthx,xt-rly ssfy q
=. n nAsln cain No. So % ,y
W IeeS 10 the mosi wrst,r,~ -. -sds
slHin- .orner No ,. where 1. =, |, -,
luns 10y IN the srou q; thrnc. -. ~,
-. eAst, Variation sl a.
s,.,m ISon 80 ner1v-sserls bounds,, :
49,, S 70 the Rost northerit oo,-.
~ Tsor,.s 70, eeias also corner ~
Lode where 10 set . D Al 4 r., 'ne aszs
rock and mound az stone. thsnrs -. ~ 80
des. 80 min east. vari,;ion A. ~, 80 y
esst A4enx the northe.sseri, hen-.1 ma
claim, oeing Also hwssteriv ha..V
Thomas Burkes claim No 81 san -. ~
most sssteFly eorner Of claim. o. tas
being slso eOrner No. OF raon.. se I
clam NO 81 on the anne Lode. Az, -. suits
Oh - ". u rye claim No. % On n.'S.
Lode, where IL ses poe; feat lo,s A~A
loot IN the ground; tAenee .ou,s - oos
mi west, variation d deg cas-, .io.t y
-ssteriy boundary Of claim, esins - SeA'
Westerly boundary Of J. W, cav. ss.. ea,a-
~ on Mammoth Lode 1900 feet q a.. $50
oesinnins- Corner No. 1. from vh'eA ssd
MO- ument bears south IS deg. - ~. sAfn
3&s2.o6 feet Containing % q sers. 30
The location Of this ,ni-e IA r.c,-a..
Recorders 0fic- Of Kiug Ooupt, = Ne
book Of Mining records. and Is ksox, =: =
Of sAii records. sSD
the sojo; ning claimants Ar. "
claim No. 40 on NJ mmoth Lod, a.. svs
Rssin, claim No. 50. and III ma Rs-s. -
Ne. s., en- the Industry Lode eAas
Any and all persons clsinins 49,,
portion OF sAid y N. Guys cam - Ay
Industry Lode, or mine. 81 surf.r, 49, ne
required 70 fle their sdsers. elsius 70
Register OF the Unitsd States Lsod 49, We
Olympia, ". T., during the 90 DAYS 49, :.
publication bereof or they viii Se 49, -
virtue OF the provisions Of The ssssss. "
aus ocs. JOHN r. 9OwFr 49,.
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Is Unequaled.

J. ]. Miller. editor OF the Lutheran
Home Lurav. Va. writes: Il advertise
nothing tha; do no: know TO be good. l
was saved from the grave, an sure. b.
the use Of Ayers Cherry Peciorll. and
have recommended il 70 others with the
happies; results" L. J. Addison. VI. D..
found, in thirty-fye years Of continuous
study and practice in medicine, any prcfa-
ration OF % great value IL Ayers Che-rr
Pectoral. for treatment OF diseases OF the
throat and lungs; and | constantly RECON-
mend il TO my patients. Il not only breaks
up colds snd cures severe coughs, but j.
effective In relieving the most serious
bronchial and pulmonary Affections
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CURE FOR PILES.

PILES are frequently preceded by sense
Of weight in the back. loin- and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient TO sup
pose be has some affection Of the kidneys
or neighboring organs At times symp-
toms OF indigestion are present. flatuiency
uneasiness Of the stomach. etc. A mois-
tire. like perSpi'ation, producing Il very
dIsagieeable itching. alter gett.ng warm. il
common attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once to the appliea
ton OF DE-. Basank's Pie Remedy, which
act> directly upon the parts affected. ab-oru.
ing the rumors. allsying the intense itch.
ing. and eiecting permanent cure Prize
50 cents. Address the Dr. Bossnko Medi-
cine Co., Piqua, D. sold by a d. B. STEWART
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John j. Chlman. BROOKLYN. VS., writes,
- Twelve Years ago, l was afflicted with .
sc'ere bronchial trouble, pronounced by .
slilfal physician 10 be very dangerous,
and liable 10 terminate in Pneumonia
A!;or using one bottle Of Ayers Cherry
Pec;oral, found great relief, and an occa-
extended my life ten years at least Mrs.
V. VI. Thebaud, Montreal, Canada, writes:
" Last spring my daughter was attacked
by mcmbraneous group, or diphtheria-
The doctor prescribed Ayers Cherry Pee
toral, which cured her of the diphtheris.
Being still very weak and sick. she began
taking Ayers Sarsaparilla, which restored
her 10 Vigorous health
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The sck and afilcted shonld net fail 70 call on
him The Doctor has visited the hospitals ei
Europe and obtained great deal Of valuable
information which he 10 compstent 10 impair
TO those In need Of his services. DR.. 6IBBOe
viii make no charge unless be effects . cure
Perso,s cured at home Gall or write Al
Communications strictly confidential. esno
ten dollars for . packsge OF medicine. Ad
dress DIR. ,. y. GIBBON. Box 1851, San Fran
cisco. Gal Mention Pos7-IErkLIIaKNokn.
apl6dv
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MRs. HAMPsoS IN NICToRIA.-At the
close of tue services IN the various
churches last night. = large audience as
sembled In the ihsater Comiqae TO
hear Mrs. Hampson. the celebrated re-
vivslist. The large room was denseiy
crowded, and numbers vent away, not
belEg able to get accommodation. 1t
was probably the largest assembly that
ever gathered 10 room IN the city. A
choir composed Of the members of diff
ferent choirs in the city was in attend
aDce. ard sang several pieces very
nicely. Mrs. Hampson's address was
very practical and commanded the chose
attention of all present. N1thwith-
standing the large crowd, every word
could be heard distinctly by all pres
ent.-Ttaes.
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q
ard
a. 90 n. or ha @ nsra
H. is n sl = the treat
ct those OF
I0SpI-
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STEAMER TRAVEL, Ell.
For Ports Orchard and Wa hiHgton

n STEAMER HELEN. W.
Master, leaves Harf ing
ton & Smiths wharf Seattle every Monday
"Wednesday and Friday, at $50 q. m for
Mitchelrs Point head OF Port Orchard ::
also. to head of Port washington. Re-
turning leave head of Port Washington
al q. m. head of Port Orchard at l0:3l
q "a, Nit hell's Point a. ii a. m, arrivins
at Seattle about go p m. every tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday. au27dw
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DR.. c. l. MILLER, SR
Ne Cherry street, Seattle. v 7.
p. box A.
Special. Private and ChranIt
Skin Diseases Cured.

Neainal weak ness and all ner.
veus atssrA -rs eaasea bv excuses.
relatively cured, On the Install.
mont plan.
send for printed questions.
DR. G. L. MILLER's remarks,
bic success In the curing OF ali
Chronic Diseases IL well known
His success II due 20 his IS year.
experience and observations In
his practice.
~ No more patients taken ON
"Our Boys Farm" until the Stb
day of March. whea ak new cot.
taGes VIII be nuished. Hswever,
Z can accommodate one more pa.
sient tDalel with . nicely furnish.
cd room and all home comforts, ~
ny residence, los Cherry street.
ffes OF charge.
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AUCTION! AUCTION!

REINo AN OLD AUCrIoNKKR OF
II twelve years erperiercs. and thor
eash underst.n dung he basines.. Of
that lima I viii give my entire stten, ian
70 business entrusted to me. l Will seli
real estate and personal property at tn !.
shortest notice. In the city ~ sestt,e and
county OF King. X CHEADLk.
Dol 8aaItle posfs,f9ca
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Notice Of Dissolution of
Partnership.

V,HE PARTNERSHIP HEREToroRs
! exisfisg eetvsca the un1erx6xres
xpder tie nrsn anae % C&ikia= & FED
stsh 10 this dAs dissolved by mutual s.bn.
eat. ana she infr1es; u - 7. Re dab
Their, u hss bfen 80 8 10 "A ilfrrz CAikin.
Joe r kr66tsh vRtr~s frus ssia 4 M.
A eees. dase sal trm are 10 b. paid To
" iifrea Gals ius and v tlfsed C@tkins A.
sanaes ali aznsasi-s again.s s-sa Am.
WIL.fHs ID CAs-kINS
II. RKpbIsa.
seattle. W. r.. segt -. tssk q
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Hon LicxSsx.-A press d pa Cd
s.st-s that tee Ca,s CanaciI Of l. Au-
q "a In . recently adop.ed higt lie ns
~IdtnsDo~. nx~o the itc-nse for eiEen-ss
q sloo ser DAY. Tne rate - sin ,,iy
proeioRerv. tbs singular zpti sthy 30
e'reasses Displayed in the i<sd Of orange
evv~. can oalv Be associated for On
The s&scnPtsoa thst slt ~ the Coaneil-
nsa have number II small boys.
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Ira DkluCACy OF FLayOR

Aud the efficacy OF it's action have rem
dsred the taeous liquid fruit remedy
Ssrup of Figs Immensely popular. Ii
oleanses and tones up the cioeged snd
feverish system, and dispels Headaches,
folds and Fevers. Sample bottles free
snd large bottles for sale by A. b. STEW
ART. Au17
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COAL.

THK OREGON IMPROVEMENT co.
L with incr, ased facilities. are ptepared
10 supply families. stores an ofsces with
sapar or gFs1e OF bituminous coal, car,
uiy scres a and selected. from the
Frank In CollieIy.
iso have cons Anfly on hand the old
'eltat.lo domes lie coal. &c senei and g.
:. csed, nom No. 4 tunnel. Coal Greek Col.
Icy.
Zoe attention Of Steamboat ma xtesp 4,
specially called 70 the Prank n Coal
which b uaftvslled for SCANNING pur.
po~s
ssss pounds to the ton and fun weigh,
guar snteed.
on esnd bunkers foot Of Commecia
ana King streetA y. a. BELL,
OK Coal A1rnt
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Notice TO Creditors.

a LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMe
nasd deceased Ne requ-sts6 70 intern
the undeutgned. BY mali Or othe- visa a.
Or befors D0c. I. i8dA at eeaftia. w, r.. =
order that saiA claimants and mypeif NAY
coaser - g proceedings for ths ssssjc,
mant q I'D 0asnea.
:sss,s surrxxyuuo.
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A @- The fast stsrnwheele
JOSEPHINE.


ID. K. HOWARD, Sole Owner,
VII, from date. car y the United State
mail on Hoods Canal, making sem.
weekly trips TO Seattle. Leaving Sea
becS every Monday and Friday morning
Will touch at Port Gambl, for passenger
or freight arriving at s attic in tn.
afternoon; retnrring viii leave Yeslert
whNf at u o'cl,ek every Tuesday and
saturday morning. taking the mail al
Port Gamble for 5 abeck and Union City
The steamer Josephine will leave sea
bscs for Port Gamble every day excep
saturday. TO Ike passengers and freight
and receive orders for Any point on Hoods
Q nal, iep
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TO the UNFORTUNATE


oispensAry No. s2s
ksarny street. sat
HrADcisco. Exsah
lished In 1864, foi
the trsatment o.
b xual and Seminal
Dis-sses, such O.
0oEonxH0A, 0kRrf,
srRcrvkk. sYPuu,
Lis In all its forms
SEMINAL WANNA
Sand IMPorxNcY
.Loss Of manhooo
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

the possible heal and control affections Of the throat and
ob Of household medicine
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Making total o. IL acrss, Abe9t % OF
hlch we're planted this season. OF
hese, Hiram G ,rpentsr has 20 tcres that
could scarcely b. ID finer condition.
| hey are a beautiful dark green, com
pIetely cover tue grounl and are well
loaded with hops.
Hop houses dot the valley here and
there and are already 8 marked feature.
Should the price of hops in the future
warrant thsir cultivation anywhere on
the coast, the Yakima valley IA des-
tined to contribute largely to the worlds
snnpiy
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cgRats norfsF.ss,s 'f f .ns
SEATTLE GENERAL HOSPITAL

Ia t7f1nse
Z rom Jtd
HH1A oAsf eAFe N-A ~ 49,
ala h-n 2 ~ b. y
Th.Int tut llf1raish 70 gent
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THE STEAMER
CITY :. Of j: QUINCY
FOR the UPPER skAclT.


SSUIS STuO ~ w. 0ov0s MUDt0E
+ EAvES YESLER'S WHARF ON
II "Wednesday and Saturday, returning
Thursday and Monday. calling at stan
wood, Utsalady, Moss Landing, SkAgit
City, Mount Vernon, Starting and al In.
termediate points above. FOR freight or
passage apply on board or 70 GEORGE
FOSTER ON the wharf AMI
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fRep1bIicsn

The hop industry Of this eoaniy 70
beips extend q ye.r oy year. lne soh
and climate of this valley are pecsiisriy
adapted 20 the prod1csion OF hope, ana
dealers and cOu.umers have ALREADY re-
caenized the sup rIor qoalItv OF nos
srpvu here. Ills has stu 1iat~o the
industry oere, in the face Of be fscs
that. for tue 2 8: three see SOUS. the prick
hss rlied iov.
In. anresze "a AZ presert Sc follows:
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WILL STReeT. SEATTLE,
GENERAL DKALERs IN TEA
~ Rice CigArA silkA Ladies' and Cen
Semcnfs Underwear. and japanese and
Cninese 6oodA. Ill q the lowest pricea.
WIN coatRaoe 70 furnish Chinese labor.
CHIN BUG KEK
Rr1u{r.un Mansnsw
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Knights Of Labor,

QUEEN CITY ASSEMBLY No. 3als
NJ X, Of L.. meets every Wednesday, al
30 p. m. In Masonic Hall. Visiting
brethren I'm good standing are cordially
invited to attend.
NJ. MCMILLAN NJ. W.
WALTER WALKER r. = mil
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TO A LIVE M IAN.

A GOOD BUSINESS CAN BE HAD,
N air ady IN working ord r.. With iarve
profits Gao purchase tAis chsnee for SiO1;
can make $50 a month rea ons 70 ell.
ing Apply TO @. ". CRANE, hmpl y
ment Ru eau 36
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STMR W. F. MUNR0E

vi. b. NuNRoR Massee

w. =. AUNR0ks Master
VIII leave Seat le on fuesdayn n Z
q m. for CoupeviIie Utssiady, Iocuuner
stdaleA. eAmish cad Whasco2 IoHve
ssexue On rndaya - q n, ~ CSupe
ID anA Whaasua
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SEATTLE LODGE No. q 10. @. r.
= meets every Monday night In Odd
Fellows Hall. tReinigsl Front street
Visiting members In go,d standing cor.
daily invited. LAURA X. HALL
}. w. B1xBy. X. 8 W.
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HAVANA AND SEED CIGARS
Ii manufactured and kept in stock, In
large Quantitiaa.
Dealers viii and it to their sdvaatses
70 buy directly Of IA e We I'll strict3v
tor CASH. henoe our prices Arc VERY low.
fhe caeh sygtem enables % to seli cheap.
tseocs ssns @. o d. 70 any part e tie
oooSG
A largo quantity Of tobacco stems for
ale.
Cagan manufactured 70 order IN IN,
te.ired shape and packed In any style 70
sult customeU my7 dwff
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New fall and millinery at Miss n. n.
CHEAsTY's, Front street. next to Keuney
block. PIP
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Drip In q. HAsssoccx 4 TszzY's and
sAnpas tkssr nee and elexart psffamsry.
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N0TICn.

II TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF
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lfrom the Burlington Free Press.
''Joe" Mackin of Chicago, Democratic com.
mittee man and ballot-box suffer is at last
picking stone in the state prison at Joliet.
Mackin has been one of the chief operators
in the Chicago election frauds. He was the
confidential assistant of the political bosses, a"
and took care to see that the political machine
was always in working order. Mackin was
sentenced, not for completely in the election
frauds during the Presidential election, but
for alleged perjury committed during his trial
for the first offence. He was found guilty of
completely in the election frauds, and SEN
fenced 10 the psnitentiary, but was granted
writ of error, and this case is now before the
United States supreme court. The perjury
case was appealed to the supreme court Of
Illinois, which sustained the lower court.
His conviction of completely in the election
frauds was great surprise both to good and
bad citizens of Chicago , for the latter fought
hard for him, and the respectable element
hardly expected to get him sent to the peni-
Tertiary.