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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

Frw persons have any idea Of the
amount Of wo,k involved In carrying a
single. simple estate through The Probate
Omcs. We noticed. last week. that the
Rrgsier ~ss verifying his records. In
oue small simple case. he had 20 consul,
eleven large volumes. TO make sue that
he ~hole bad been properly recorded.
There acre several other paPefs in the
case besides those recorded in these eleven
VOLUMES. The Probate Oficc l. on
Which rqaifes constant attention. and
the business has Increased 20 such an
extent that The Register employs an
assistant, quite a portion q the time.
ONE u our correspondents. writing
nom South Paris. some time ago, sag-
gsstsd that the view from the old Poor
Farm hin IN Paris. wi,h the White
Mountains IN the distance, should be
Transferred % canvas by some compeien,
artist. when in LEWISTON. last week.
~e had a pleasant interview With Mr..
". A Pidsin II the Ls'rifoH Journal
In referring % the communication above
mentioned. be ssii ihA, Harry Brown,
Names famous artist, bad made a paint
ing o. that very scene When IN Pans
some years ago. he vas struck With The
view. A. cur correspondent had BEEN
Tur winchenjoa. Mass, Cow1rr
say. Of Dr. n. e.. Estes;
Rev. De Estes will deliver Bis farewell
sermon on Sunday. August loih. lie has
been an Abe pastor, an Efficient counsellor
ln church matters. afcalous worker in The
Temperance csusc, snd gained the esteem
% the entirc community hy his daily walk
ant conversation.
A. We have before stated, Dr.. Estes
leaves Winchsnion On account q the
health q biz family. some Baptist
parish IN Malice would 3D. vel 10 recall
Dr E,ies % this STATE. lie j. one Of
our able., scholars. and Maine j. entitled
% iis share Of ihe best.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
..,,.. OF A..,xr.. of NJ. Appsi.sm.n

tettcs OF Assignee OF ms sff'"s"''
AZ Paris. In ne County of OxfOrd AID state
81 NAME. ne ll.h day o. AuE. A. u is5.
THE uniersixrsd hereby Eites notice % hls a..
polatnfnt a. Assignee % The iusolFent estate Of
kDSAR A. CHASE OF hsfhfl " ne Oountf
% Oxford. insolFent debtor, sho has teen declN.
81 az nsolVeut upou his petition. ~ TIE Court OF
Insolvency ar saii CnuntF 81 Oxfofd.
AINAN IA GOODWIN AssiEnee
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
TNANINATION - VI III

Congrcssman n.ugisy has tcs guaied
Col " Spsa'fIug of kchmoni, tfrD.
n watkIus. Ei.tor of t1c OHruEp nru.
ocEsr. Paris. A. n Adams. n ID, a
Wlton. A. N EiWaris of Lfslstor
GrammAf school " a Hilton. c.l o'
DamsrIscoita. aud Hiram Bis, Ir es4
90 washington. NJ. = board to tnauine
applicants for apl.o.utmeut OBJ West Point
TIE Board sIu meet at the uIgh Slhnn
BuItfinE. LrsI-ten. tr.tav, ~rptemhrr a.
nQam Applicants. must nr residents
90 the Srcnrf Cungrcss.1na. District uoi
less Than srvCrtrfu rof more than twenty
TO YEAR, 90 agc. aui irce from any ray
s.raI defect
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

TIE socalie.i nat stone cures tnat are -
ofien reported are f.llacioua There u no IN
cacy In stones ~ AM sort uhen applied % NE
bIfe 81 a RAD a dog -. Philadelphia Times.
ia stone - iodieiously applied 10 the
dog a. The right time u oil, hoseyer,
prove the oance % prevention that i BET
Ter than pound Of cure.-bsiflsi Journal
That would b. sort Of = pound Of
prevention, wouldn't IL,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
ANIMAL MEETING.

The ANAL sestiag q Oxfsrd C0aniy Ps,rons
u Husbandry Nutskl fire iusursncs COMPANY
all b. held ii Ca a. Hal. south Paris, fues
day ssptember I. ls.3, AZ oeiock, A. n, for me
transariion Of all legal business which mas coms
before d. 1. n. GEORGE, secretary.
Aaxssf 1oth. lss5.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

Tur tsdiun q waiting a. our minor
railroad stations and functions Is often
relieved BY meeting good company. We
passed very pleasant hour a, Lewiston
Junction. last week. with Rev. Mr.. FOss,
lately pastor o. the Methods; church in
50. Paris. Mr.. Foss Is nov located al
Bath, ia very pleasAn, charge. Tie
says there are thirteen churches in Bath.
and TIA, the city = very desirable resi-
dence. Mr.. Foss Is an active man,
dryo,ed 10 bis calling. and is bound 10
Be a. the head Of his denomination, II
life and health are spared. South Parts
me, With q loss when be was Transferred ;
bat the church government Of bis denom-
nation = such that these changes are
sure 10 concur the good Of the demon
inAtion, As most Of is members believe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

Tu County Commissioner have oecn
making some repairs aoout thc colniY
baildings They have figtfed tte plank
walk and pu' up nss fa.ls a,t horse Po.'s.
TIE sooi she'd bal. been sealed overhead
18th matched boards so a. to keep ths
cold from wofk.,g up into tte Library
and q SIX .ead.rg from ile library has
been constructed iof che sccommoiat.on
Of Judge AID .a~yefs. A nes coal stove
warns the library
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
A RAILROAD PRESIDENTS TtsTIYONY

Col. Th1s 4 srou roe rrsfs Pres deaf of me-
gfsaf rcassfirsn az y stti llsi hrlprr ~ lui'
ifn ieatn. "a ansHfr t1 "a IIrs.lIu lhffr If taf
0ue ~. fi1srr. and ~ eIl tra rfnfaV before
here IL smother IN 4 the ruf mfiIrinr Cor Liver
lni -t.mac1 tr1uDl 81. All fne general system .a
he tiFsr anf siomarh sanatFc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
DR.. R, C. FLOWERS
Scientific Remedies.
NH AAA uIAAII.
BIP VAN wINELE.

Jossrh Jefferson. thr ffraf srfor HtoHo fIalI
In the character of RIO Nan .ntis 30 sfaN rcFrf
sfr kEainI. state that be- visited nr. f.laaf In o
FrfY l1s attfr ~ tcalih. tlr tsI EFfn un hr
sissoOu a. uafof he hfafh nf.uE utterly tf1trn
dose. uf ilnNrr rttff'T .lrrl hIni eel h7 10
20 fsV srl 1i ng fhe FrrT tssi 0f heaIh. 49, has
rF liis.i iasi ssssln hsaFf urlfrff.unaI Etsf
meat Ihn tao afrlf frlIrl .ra lar.i ll Due oa.r.
hratff cure ucro ~ l'usrf'H liver AL stomach
saaaUFr All nerve rI.lf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

OuK Agricultural Editor. Mr. b
Walker Mckeen. visits the Ne~ Enslani
Fair a. Bangor. this week. Mr.. Mckeen
practices a. be breaches. Tie advises
farmer. 20 take VACATION. He j. tasing
q vacation. himself. this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

Wa have received . complimentary
tickle, TO the eighth annual fair Of the
Ossipee Valley Union Agricultural Asso-
ciation. which e TO be held At Cornish.
September s. 3 and 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
4 CLS[ WITHOUT 4 PkPhLIIL-

o. thsf hHrr Dc raIlrnrd disaster af AsffaH ~
ono. shic1 fFsrs nnr frmrntfrf. Me- D. Al.
Cuulisf 50 hufIfl ttrnuEn CO. nfiiEr q irIi
|uf1 tns river af Ior Her nIrnf AT MfHfrs
NnofY a SkukfY e n1frCItfr. tnr sweet slnFrf 4
q. Blss. 49, kl'cd. al fhs s1 badlF Jared tnd
her rffF rua sTftfm 81 shrrkfI tfaf CNruulf Do
terra io'iostf ne 49, fcni a. prFafr asI .uu
shcfs aftsf lpng trstinfufi tlf as pronounced
Inrafstle. Feur ycsr- 80 a. fffnt sr1t trr r.
bottle OF or. fl0ecf's NafFs Pile. To $50.
ess a. fassIri III hltlss scfr tatr1, lni M.
Goa Ger va inofoushT rlfif
For sale by All Druggists.
Price, 500 pr Bottle. 6 B0ttler. 500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

rEaus Yearly sun-criptiuus, as. ~ rsid
strictly in sivance ethcrsi-c. tlcp zee 81
sInEIc curIas nNr cent?
An4EaIIsaNNxrs All irEal a.lVcrr srtneuis
az rINrn tnfrr Ctr1rrrCullfr lurs fiit'l'r 80 -
ugT lnCn Iu IrnEfn uf Culuuu. ifuuAle 30. go
II rissi a. anUFr inT 4 ~ each. ckCfIl Ties
r.IafIna % HraI Estate. sIIHn 49, 80 NtIN
~r.arIaI roufralIs nall sItn iucal tIsuslcni nf
yearly alNerfisrrs
-. FnlxrIxs-Ifs uxfrrI tseuocrsi uitrf
Ia aaI afIlEraI uIIH nna materials NNT NtIIua
81 kInlis uf PLAN ur anCf 500 rrIutuE A.
enu~rirnrs.l lur pIIutUr l. aIsaNs I'M ~ one
ani a. uur rrcssss ar run ~ sltAns - 90
Euarantrs frumrt ani satisfactory sork
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

W. met Hon. J. =. S~asey q Canton
a. Lesi.ton jaaction. the other day H.
49, engaged In running line IN q
contested and important Androscoggin
case. Judge Daliorh's sou was sur
seyor Mr.. Ssasey doe. large amount
of business in Andro.coggin and Frank
Ia Counties. BESIDES his Oxford Couniy
work ne has seven contested cases f0f
tina a. the september term in Andres
oosgia County, and has large locke,
In the Franklin court. The change Of
term in Oxford from September 10 Oc,o-
Der vii Be very convenient fOr Oxford
lawyers Who have business In Andres
coggin. Cor that court sets the same day
that ours formerly tid.-ihe third Tues
day q september. The Franklin eour,
eonvenes the fourth Tuesday Of Sep
TENDER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
STATE OF MAINE.
ruEAsrGEs. oTIicI


AraH-uk. Au.usf li. 49,
nJHsUANT o. chap ser. ~ of W Estl sse'
Statutes lsIll no tc -tsic Treasures IN q
- Aurusis 90 M uilth daF Of september ncNt,
Al eisFea o'ciock A. Ma eel al CONVEX b. dee
d the tiThesi ttfer. al me latcrgsi Of ne staie
III 49, trsefs OF iani hsrclnaftfr described, lsiug
In unlncoruoratfd tosushIus, all tfagis taFins
noru forfeited O. ths state i1f stats tNcs ar1
oounsv taxss. c'riid IA q, ne Treasurer oi state
fUr ne Feaf Ia
Tee sale ani clnFeTsucs Of etca tract VII D.
u sde sub'fri % a riEnt In thc osnrr or part oaa
o. = hoss fishts have tea iCfIctsd, % fcdcs m
ne sama 81 any ume NIthin ots lsar alter ne
sa|e. hq paYinz % tcnicrirE o. tne Iurchtsef his
uroportion OF vi lat tts purchaser pail ne rtiif
Nffa 80. WHh interest 81 me rate - iseuty
D. ranL rCr Annum IRON ms tine ci sAe AL
oue dollar tor release 20 such oNner maf = eem
H. Interest b. psyirE a. af1rsstid q tne Treas.
arer ~ STATE. a. prov DEL 10 chAp o. sec 20 %
~ Revised stuutes
No tree. however. E.n b s0i Na price less
thsn tke tull amount dle thereon Coz such uapsii
.tsts AL couniY tkKes, i1teffsi All eat. a. de'
scfibed 10 ne iolOs q schclnie;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

Nou-Itesldent Tnxes.

CHAs ". KiNnALL,
Treasurer - Humiort, Ne.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-18

An entertainment was given on Satur-
az evening. In the hall at Port Gamble.
fcs shs benefit Of the reading room and
hssafy Of that town. and ve would like
% say q few words with reference to thu
mnarkabis ability displayed by the
yeuiAful members OF the community
Who took part In 1t.
In the early portion Of the evening
the Audience vas treated to q yell oho-
nc and tastefully executed selection Of
naea rscitstions. readings and instru-
rental music, In which each individual
ssquistsd himself or herself thoroughly.
- eeoond portion Of ths evening was
ossoeed 10 the rendering OF the popular
- very amusing conedletta entitled
Wsnee Partncfa" The cast vas -
iolIoss:
y fisfui Gust ....... Mr.. Chas. Taylor
- bonerton. ........M Miss b MsPhee
v.asiss Cast. 49,. Mr.. Dexter kimball
no tAtA Somerton's daughterl
Miss Blanche Robinson
raftst (maidservant) {. /. Miss J. Noyes
~ don't visA 90 make any iavidious
sseunction, and will therefore speak Of
ue performance generally. without eu
ozls.ne the acting Of any individual
senoef OF the east. The performance
Sseeeheut vas highly pleasing. and.
eeeA most OF the performers are quite
yese, hey all, without exception, dis
s5so vsfy uncommon his,riopic abii
" The piece vas we'll pot on the
- and the accessories were all that
0eld BE- desired.
ws learn that q similr entertain
-, st TOT The hene6t Of some charitable
lsst wi take place In q fec weeks, q
sles q which vill sppear In COR col
- On that occasion " The Liam Of
lovef and an original farce, written
- resident Of Port Gamble. will be
sosssd ~ The youthful talent Of that
Visitors are cordially invited.
puos OF admission will Be nominal
y svssy effort vili be made 10 make
Performance a success and repay
vness earnestly may prompt them
spssscuizs ID
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-18

Az life 10 joke 10 the japanese, "
- Laeatensns wyckoff, Of the Hydro
pen barsAn. Who lived In Japan for
yam Daring all that time |
~ anyone angry. hardly be-
toey could lose their tempers IL
~. snoeid try. They can kill or be
w!sh The most perfect sarosr faiys.
sdes psopls sili cheat 700 oas Of
eys u you let them. And q gond
voaid rather lie than Tell the
but there really 10 no malice
~ AZ II you fnd them oat th, ,
Soply isush in your face a. " 70
eey thought they we're clever u
~ % tale you 10, bot that you
feiii more clever 10 catching them.
personally acquainted With ali the
s~ Who really constitute the rul.
pssf, They carried on their Gov
~ set a. II u we're q big piece Of fue.
ksdo 70 the snly one Who 10 ex,
70 look At life ersvely. and
oskss np In his existence for the
~ o. all hts suhjscta He 10 "a
- sseiy secluded that hs msy b.
70 ive in 9 tomb. Aitoeeah b. 20,
. delightful place 10 live &c,
amesiean and English naval on
20 there slways hate TO leavs,
tr.u the charm OF coauiry and
Ss pat lie people for hospitality,
ssae and eheerfulnea aesinss any
- - earth"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-18
WRn Down.

~. ,..sersph wires we're broker south
~..,rs at at early hoof last even
.,a our seleersphis repor. 10, 40
,.,s,, e1oeedingiy brief. sach
..sdenss, ii seems. are Unavoidable
.....b recently they have fortunately
= rare occurrences. At such times
.,s soupeIIsd to ask the indalesnce
q IN public.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-18
Notice Of Final Proof.

c. 8. LAND oFFIos AT oLyxsIA, VT.
Noy-nib r s, 1855,
To David 7. Rice and eli whom At mar COG.
can:
Nice IL hereby q vru that THEODORE
dCG3lSS has nled notice q inteut iou 10
uAke nnai proof befo the Rsgis'er aud
:sec-iver. o. their ofiice. in Glya pia, ". r ;,
90 uesdAy, ihs - dsI ~ December, A. d.
ies5, Oh Pee empti n d. :. M. ss35, for the
NJ Il N. \. ard io's . aud 8 Il section Z,
township 20 10 th range East.
He nsues Ne wines es: " r 81 -kes, Of
White River. W. r.: II n. Chxmhe lain, J.
b. Thompson snd @ W. while, all o. Taco
ma. ". T. IuHyF oQwkY
nol1del1 Resister Of the L md ufsc@.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-18

What the Press q The Country Say Of
the Recent Paefne Csast
Agitation.
SOLVED TIE Pk'oBLn.

ULfkD tHH FkubLEN.
The people Of Tacoma and Seattle
have found way TO solve the Chinese
problem. Instead Of going about shout
ing that the Chinese must 20, they ten
derry bat firmly take them % bodily
and set them down out Of town Ibis
plan vas oonsommated at Tacoma yes-
terday, and worked to . charm. The
Chinese were put out Of town With one
days provisions. and are nov testing
the Walking IN the direction Of PORT
land.-St. Paul Pioneer Pr.ss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-18
For Rent.

A PHEASANT FURNISHED AND
heated room centr lily 10 .ated, /. a
lidy. sivins god references. address
-. A. w." tolls OH O. noiO
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-18

A green printer. 10 setting SINE copy,
came b the sensencr: :.
didn't ~ . word for an hour.
The ARA sord hAvina been cut od In
slippina IL from the paper whore IL nrsa
aprs cared, be took u g. the foreman 70
sapptv the missing word
what sh Ill pa IN shereF ne eskeo'
q the foreman Rad ~
.Pus In 'he.' Of esorse: yoa don't
supooss she you'd o. In sooh plses
- that. do yooF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-18
TIE Law SHOULD BIZ xxroscxp.

Bat the Lag for restristiou having BE-
come Law OF the land, it ought. Of
course. to be obeyed and executed. No
good citizen should have any otaer opiu
ION. No officer sbsuld connive at its in
fraction No judge shoald intsrpsse any
hindrance. It would seem az " soms
screw vas losse in the execotisn OF this
lay. Certainly. oor n-vsp,pers mn.t
have misrepresented the facts, or else our
courts or ofio<rs of customs have not
dealt squareiy with the business. Is is
high time the business should be
Strengthened out. IL the Law 10 defec-
tive. let IL be rs@sdisd; IL it 10 inherens
ly impfasticable, lot ne knov that it is
so. Bot Iss-atidIng cit zsns Ssh TO zee
Congressional legislation and all oth,r
legislation respected by being enforced.
IL laws which the people demand are
not carried oat. the people are provoked
int measures which are violent and On
vholessme.-S. r. Pacific.
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Notice Of Final Proof .
u.s LAND oryrc. Al oLy~rr., W. T,

Novemb RS 1855.
Notice 10 hereby given that ELBER DAVIS
has fled notice Of detention 70 mate apal
proof before tes Register and Receiver, st
their once, In Olympia ". T., on fuesaay,
the 29sh LAY Of December. A. ID. ISIS. on
Pre-emp,ion d. 8. No. lCoss. for the " \ az
sw \ md 8 y Of NV \ Of section -. town
ship - north, range 4 esss.
He Games a. Witnesses " r. STOKES, Of
Whit River. VT: Il n Chamberlain, J.
B. Thompson and q. ". white. Of Tacoma,
W.T. JOHN y. GowEY.
uol2sefT Rsststef Of the Lard osnoe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-18
Notice Of Final Proof.
o. Q. LAxp oyr,cs At OLYMPIA. W. Z

q. Q. LAND oyrlcs At OLYMPIA. W. T..
October 20 1855
Notice Is hereby given ,hss GEORGE p
BoYos. guardian OF the estate OF W ,lliau
astcliie, ins~se, bas hled notice 81 ipfsutie,
to make nnai proof before the Clerk Of tn,
District Court. ct his once, In Seattle, W. T
On friaav. the 9Th dsy of December. L. d
iss5. on Homestead spplica'ion NO. sss5. fo
the lots 4, ST., 10. ii and IL, OF section 9
township % norsb, range cast.
H n. mes - witnesses Franz puval
John Mc3ee. A J. Bossest and VIM II Reeve,
ell Of seattle. WI
JOHN p. 0owEY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-18
VIM. D. W0O0.

A TTORNEY-AT-LAw WILL PRAC-
"a ucs in all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Omce, at rooms OF the Probate
Court Yesler-Leary Building.
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Al Nee Yorker. 10 lo.kias for roers
FOE Water quarters In B sssoo. struck .
FOOD tuokina lAndiady on Shavmos sv-
enns. and. aftef the tsrus were .rrAneec.
,emsrked thai be wanted son thing hos
for supper, and u.s. mss With the rpsy
shss tbes aiuays bad 10. On tAk'se bic
90 In shs sseuiua. With slin-l ostra
s.,rvsd efoss hiu. be remssk.d 10 TIE
e,ri re. be sxpeetsd sousthinR eos.
= 81 d dRet sad:
.Pe : ~ matter ND The tayr
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W. Il. WHITE
CHAs. y. MUNDAY
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
r z ~ OVAL.

r. A. CHURCHILL. N. d., HOMEO-
pathic Physician and Surgeon, has
for the present removed his Office to his
residence. corner Fourth and MAdisc q
streets.
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-HK COAST MUST ACT Asa WHO'LL.

NE t'AoA ASsA All As NdoLk
The right under which We act in keep
ing cot the CniuAse 10 tbs right OF self
defenss. The Chinese would be fools
II they should tolerate any such inva-
~ion Of their territory bJ Enropesns.
They are not fosls, therefore they do
not permit it. Commercial intercourss
i. another and very different thing. yet
even this they have resisted. The epps-
sition which has dsvelored against this
people does not imply personal hatred
Of the individual Chinaman. A single
fiy ia an interesting eutom illogical study.
while 10000 dies are q ioathsome nui-
sanee. Il looks as though many Of the
inhabitants of the interior suppose that
the Chinese question will be settled II
they can only unload their particular
lot Of coolies upon San Francisco as
witness the action Of the people of Eu
reka and Tacoma. The shortsiRhted
folly Of this action is apparent at a
glance. The people Of the Pacific coast
must act rs whole 10 dealing With the
curse. for it Affects rs all about equally.
S. +. Post.
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~ . pair Of Ansrnseay's school
an0
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We are now opening our
Holiday line Of the follow.
ing Goods:
HANDkERCHIEFS.-Oyer
200 Styles, In Silk and
Linen, for Ladies, Gentle.
men and Children.
Lace and Fancy Neck.
wear-A great variety.
Fans-A beautiful line =,
new styles.
Purses and Satchels I'm
abundance.
WOrated Knitted Goods
Of all kinds.
Hosiery Gloves EmbrOid-
cred Goods, Jewelry, etc,
and numerous other arti.
cles.
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PROFESSIONAL.
- ~N--~r-->>-~-~~-~-~-~~
A1-rORNKYe-AT-LAW.
-~~>~~-~-~~-----~-~~~
TA0S. q. cAvANAUcH,
Attorney-at-Law
OLYMPIA. w, II.
Special attention given 70 al business
Il TIE L. = Land once
VIII attend TO oQsisess for non-ressdent
attorney elai n.nts nd applicants. oe2s
7. n. cANN,
A TTORNEv-AT LAW. OFrICE
: roorn l. % noor stones brick. Front 81
Collectfons . speciality.
Notary Public and COMMISSIONS Of
beds for OREGON and California fes
n. N. HALL, NJ. D.
- ofhes in SAT ;epos /, Baiidins. over Msr-
Hours. - ,Ol.m 70 and tos p.n.
= l. " hkLL" @ h B ALB -RfsOS
KELLOGG 4 AlBsRTS0M
ArToR N by ..
ofnces-Second a or Gordon Hardware
ou Ldlng. - ate w. T se9
j. K & b. 81. LEWIS
4 TTORNKYs AT LAW. OFFICE
"A B9ter's building. room 1 and s.
, Amss sSreeS Opposite Occidental Hotel.
J. B. MErCAlEE.
4 TrORNEY-AT-LAw, ROOMS
a and fesler-Leary block. corner
commercial and Min streets. will prnc-
nce IN the supreme Court of the United
SlAtes and AL the Courts OF Washingtop
wM. Z scHRI KER ITO Ap.x.
SCHRlCkER { ADAMS.
Attorneys-aI.Law.
Rooms Is and i6 Kenney Block. corner
'front.' AM Columbia ST.. -e tia auis
GEO. vtnAslE SMITH,
A TT0RN ROOMS 3
and Poncin building. Front street
Courts Of the Territory and in the Land
Onoe. fei0
VIM. 0. WOOD.
A TT0RNEY-AT-LAw. WILL PRAC-
n ucs in all the Justices and Territorial
C0urts- ONCE, at rooms OF the Prohat..
Court Yesler- Lesry Building.
WHITE & MUNDAY.
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GEO. veNAslE SMlTN,

| A TT0RN ROOMS 8
~ and Poncin building. Front street
Seaitie. W I. VIII practice In all the
0Sars OF the Territory and in the Land
i OtnCc. fel0
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j. K 4 b. 81. LEWIS
4 TTORNKYs AT LAW. OFFICE
"A Buffers building. room 1 and s.
,Ames street Opposite Occidental Hotel,
seattle W T