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Richland beacon., 1885-05-02
j Judgment.
Mr.. Joanna Wisener, wife, J

Mr.. Joanna Wisener, wife,
vs. eth Dis, Cour;
r. r. Justice, Husband.
This case having been regularly called and
fixed for trial, after anwser filed taken up and
tried and the law aud evidence being IN
favor of plaintiff demand II is therefore
ordered aiyldged AMI decreed tim, the plain
tiff have and recover Judgment uf the peiend
aniR. K. Justice, Tor the sum of enc hnn-
dred Il 2j dollars with lcsel interes, there
on from the 3lst DAY Ut Dec 1878 less cr-ii,
Of one hundred and ten dollars for the value
of one horse and buggy to date from the 3lst
day Of January 1855 and that the community
heretofore existing between .he I'ialntefi and
defendant be dissolved and forever at All end.
Read and signed i'll Of en- cou:t, on this the 18th
day OF April, 1885,.
r. p. Williams,
Judge 9th Dist
hereby certify that the above and fore
going is true and correct copy OF the orig
NAL now on file in my Office Given under my
band and seal OF Office on this sixteenth day OF
April 1883.
.Tno S. Summerlin.
sqrsi,-printers fecs7.5o. CLERK 27lh ID c
Richland beacon., 1885-05-02
NOnStable's Sale.
Bird Justice Cont-Parish Of Rchland-S,ate
of Louisiana.


of Louisiana.
Thomas Jones & Co. vs.. Walker Carter.
81 virtue Of a wit OF Fl. ia. issued from the
Honorable Justice CouS, in and for the Parish
Of Rchland, and to me directed as special
constable ordering me to seize and sell, will
Proceed to offer for sale 1t public auction to
the highes: bidder, on
Saturday, the OH day Of May, 1885,
the following described property, to-wir
Three bales Of cotton. Seized as the props
" Of Walker Carter and will be sold TO pay
said deb, and costs.
Terms Of sale, cash, with the benefit ofap.
praisemcnt,
JOHN HEBRON,
Special Constable.
April 25-3t Printers tee $500.
Richland beacon., 1885-05-02
CUCCESSION SALE, to pay debts.
srccrssIny or WV. +. LrwIs.

NUCCECSION SAIFI, 10 Pay UeU0r'
srccEssIoS or WV. +. Lrwrs.
State OF Louisiana, Parish OF kichianh'
9Th Distric, Court,
By virtue OF a commission 10 cell 10 me nv
rec,et from the above named court, IN me
above named succession. ! will offer Tor sal"
a, the CONT house door. in Rayvilis TO tho
highest bidder. for cash on
WEDNESDAY, MAY l3;h, 50.
.yi,hin the hour. prescribed by law. the fol-
loving described properly. 10 wit:
Lo, No 20, IN the town OF G!rsrd, with the
store house ayid Improvements thereon.
Terms of salo cash. B. Mfkt,k,
Admir-,
April II. Iss5.-lt-prin,ers fee $500.
Richland beacon., 1885-05-02
II i. Williams.

3sqrsi,-printers fecS7.5O. CLERK .
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Tie Willsmssts sailed fog Ssn Fran
eiscg yesterday afternoon With 3 fali
cargo Of coat
The attention % those concerned =
nsllsi 20 DR.. !. NJ FGx's advertised r.
dHctsu1 Of rates for dental work
The L4disa' Relief society viii hold
heir regular monthly meetin2 10 ODD
Fellsxs Hall on Tuesday afternoon a.
> 0'cIoek-
The United workmen Eiil have 40
eiafsle 10 Masonic Hall tomorrow night,
~ be shared By their wives add the Sc
!scf Knights
In she public sch0ois Of the city have
been over iI9 pspils daring the past
Quarter, OF whom nsariy 80 have i9sI
ben promoted.
within tke last tEO weeks Wells. Far.
~ a. Co. Save established two Offices 10
Montana Territory. Oss IS At Jefferson
Clay and the other az BoEidsr.
Tsere are bat three self Supporting
Bapitz. snareaes ca the North Pacific
coast Portland. Salem aud Seattle.
Az the rest rsceiye help from the Home
Board.
TIE Datiy EssHisg Prsss Ia to be the
| name If Portland's fifth daily newspA-
/ per. Wuich will appear on February 10TH.
/ u gill be column sheet and viii be
published 10 German.
Tie sk8git City Hotel IL for sale OF
rent Here, perhaps, Is one Of the best
chances To make comfortable living
| and Hotne spare money 10 addition 20 be
| found on Puget Sound.
| The steamship Wilmington has been
Ons seven DAYS from San Francisco. II
/ IL supposed she stopped az isgalna "a
/ discharge some freight, witch she has
! d0re on several occasions.
Two fellows engaged in a slogginl
| n.atcn. back OF the Blae Front saloon
Yesterday. After they had battered each
other az pretty badly. Officer Gardnsi
swOoped down upon them and marched
them Of 10 the iockIp.
Messrs. StackpOol 4 Jackson will oc
oupy one Of tue handsome stores in tn,
| kunneY block. Rather than remov,
their present stock, they have marked
goods down to bottom figures. ksaC
thei- new advertisement today.
Gnstsui Gunnisou, a married woman
Vas arrested At Port Madison the 0the
day on charge Of being a nuisance
She was convicted aud sentenced to 3
dAys' imprisonment. She il nov serVint
o1t her time 10 the King county Jail.
A big job of bridge or trsstIe build
iug IL 10 be done on the line of road L
Newcastle. The trestls work will b
80 feet high aud 800 feet long. Bid
for its construction will lie received a
the office Of the g. & r. y. X. Il. 90. il
this city until February 5th.
Frank Males, the fellow arrested 70
c0mplleity ia tha burglary of J. F. Nc
DOnaid's store, was tried before Justic
Lyon. j. L. Ronald appeared for th
Territory. aud James II. Lewis for tn
accused. Males vas acquitted, Their
being insufficient evidence t. convic
him.
The annual edition. of the Taoum
Nars wac issued January 30lh, in th
shape Of a paper OF double the oTdinar
Duly Neirs size. 1, is az full Of interest
. ing mstter-ststistical, historical an
dsseriptive-as nut ia full of meat, a
got together IN a methodical manner
barring UPON its face evidence OF dis
/ elimination aud care in its selection an
preparation. IL Is beyond question "a
most valuable paper yet issued from th
terminus town, aud will be of much goo
70 that place.
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CHIRCM NOTICES.

First German Reformed Church, cor
ner Seventh aud Cherry stfeets-Sermon
tod ~ At IL o'clock a. N. Sunday school
AZ Z O'Clock y. IN. And yet there is
rooip."
The Rig1t Rev. the Lord Bishop of
New Westminster will preach at Trinity
Caareh today, morning aud evening, at
the usual hours. The Holy Communion
will be administered after morning Ser
vice.
Religions service at the Methods,
| Protestant Churoh today, morning aud
evening, by the pastor, Rev. Clark Davis
Christian Church, Seneca street. be.
tween Third and Fourth-Ssrvices by
the pastor, +. billiard Holman, at IL a.
IN. and q. M. All made welcome. San
day school at 10 a. m; I. 1. Littell, 50
perlntendeni.
Rev. Y. Carlson will preach at the
new Swedish Lutheran Church, Tkird
street, between Pike aud Pine, today at
1890 a. m. aud 7:30 p. m, and next
Wednesday al 1870 p. IN.
Plymouth Congregational Church -
Preaching by thaNpastor, Rev. II. L.
B&tes, at III a. m. Nnd .. IN. Young
peoples meeting at .. IN. Prayer meet
inR an Thursday evening at ! o'clock.
Presbyterian Church, corner Madison
and Third streets-Sarviees at IL a, IN
and p. m. Sabbath school at 1880 d.
m. Young peoples meeting a. 6 D. NJ.
Subject # morning sermon The p,l-
lar ami ground Of the truth" Theme
OF cvenin9 lecture Forces that threat.
en-Socialism."
Battery Street Methodist Church.
North Seattie-Rev. l.. A. Banks, pas
tor, will preach morning aud evening
The snbject of the mornings sermon
will be, " Dynamite In modern oivtliza
too" In the evening the topic will be.
How 30 hear" All are welcomed 20
any Of these services.
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Services as usual today. Judge j. A.
Tenant, OF Whateom county. will preach
1t IL a. IN. and the pastor, Rev. J. N.
Denison, In the evening. Revival ser.
vices will continue during the week.
Sunday school at 1880 y. IN. Seats free.
All invited.
y. NJ. Q. A.-rhere has boon quite an
important change made in the asaocia.
tlotl VIC hScOaut ui Tue ihsk OF money
20 caFrJ on the association tue general
Sedretafy has resigned and the business
has fallen back on the hands OF John
Webster, the old Treasurer Of the asso
oiAtioa- Tue services viii be held rs
usual at o'clock this afternoon, led
by Rev. + q Strange. All are cordially
invited, especially ell singers.
Revival meetings a. the First Baptist
Church, Fourth street, near James, he
ginning Sunday al II a. N. with ser
maB ON Goawith us. or Chriss's divine
character, revieW of R1shell's " Char.
actsE of Jrsns." of the Chautauqua
course. Evening lecture " The devil
aftes us, or Runyan's ApoliyOn describ-
ed" Rev. A. Il. Banks. pastor Of the
wslla waIla BAptis; Church, will arrive
Wednesday morning and assist in the
meetings froQ that date Meetings
every evening Al o'clock. The pablo
Is uordiaily invited.
Seeana Baptist Church. jefferson
ssrest, between Ninth and Tenth rev.
]. r. Lndlow acting pastor. Services az
II a. IA. only followed BY SUNDAY school.
The Bible reading vii be saspsnded
until further notice.
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u is nov suggested that when the
Eneitsh expedition reaches Khartc0m
General Gordon will reia&s 10 be res
casd and viii insist apan remaining In
the Ssadan aud estahIiHhins q govern
msns there Gordon Is .est determined
sneazh 10 do something a the kiaa.
He 10 a nsoss eccentric character. "a.
isltst and fanatic % the Feanea type,
and II General Wols-lrs ssecseds in
psssaaaias him 10 resnFn quietly 10 In.
gland. be viii deserve credit. HswsveF,
Il might have been cell 10 have ihonRks
Of this hsfore the expedition started
On its perilOas Journey,
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RHxtSAL MsrFNaz Tie arSs n. 4.
ChuTeh Of this sity has bE<n engAevd foe
tAs pasa fOar weels IN rsNIxAi uessiHgs
waih marked snsxess. Ahaas thirty
havs made profession Of eenyarsiaa
usass ot them adults. The pastor, Rev
Mr.. nenntsoa has sad ehAnsa 81 the
ne4eiing and A@a doae psssFiy all ct tbs
preasAinR. Tie uaegah@rship i# aifve
and aative and are enthusiastic In their
work. The EiemhsFs Of several other
ennsuAee Of he eisy hs'fe sided Raaeh
In the wofk- The revival searss % BE
inareaatag IL power and enshesasam
and wiAl BE- eanlinaea aastsaa shsm wssk.
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AAKANsAS

IKrrlE RncE. Jan. 3l.--When ths
Legislature vent into joint session a
na,a ex Gov. BeFFy's letter withdraw
ing from the Senatorial raos Sss read
On the FIRST ballot Games \. JoaeS. Rep
rpsentAsive from the Third ConerrS
sinnsl fiztEief, WAS elected United
States Senstos, The vote stood 9ones
-. naun a.. G. K Breckenridge s.
Necessary 10 a choice. Ca
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THE STEAMER
IL Nh n - aD

VIII leave Seattle on SUNDAYS. At SssD D. a
for Sehome and intermediate ports. Re
turning. leaves Sehome on MoBday
aftefnooa, and arrives ~ Seattle or
Tuesday, earring passengers to all port
for Fff7y Ceats and freight 81 fIIy
Cents per ton
Regular time and first class aecoEnnaa
dations for both passengerU and freight
G. L CI4ASCEf,
G. II. PRESCOTT, Ag't New Tacoma
Manager. Portland
JoHx NUTh TrRfffc Manager.
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roR THE UPPER skAcIT.

ssmr Glide G. ". Coye. Master
+ EAvES YESLER's WHARF On
L. Wednesday and Saturday. returning
THURSDAY and Monday. calling - stan.
woo1 Ctseasay. HOS Landing. skssit
City, Mount Nernon. starting and All an
ternedsate pnints above. For freight sF
passage apQly On board or 70 Gk0fsGH
fUsfkA % he wharf. -;
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fksrs b aalk AEnaaz tha lasahsfuen
II kalFn1ld eouslty, he. Of forminR =
eomppny ~ haatd a palp mih 10 ese az
~ dest and sAaytngs fsen The uuiiis.
fgcai9 hcsss peseF wsii taFn cat ave
snns ea dry Valp daily ftoxn ene ma.
eAins.
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PoETtASn. Jan ST. roaay's vote 70,
lnltaa Stairs Senator waa eansidefahly
seassRfsd. as beh9w Indicated
h :. ksaaAn y, Hsrsoh -. Geosee q
AaVN s, Williams 8 Johnsea 3. Kslsay 8
failiiae I. hill I. Falseu /, Essss I. C'Taw.
fasd l. ksAak I. ats4ns /.
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taAs NamER.

Iha Is@eass, Min ssroes. YesleF IseAry
aloek, sssss At Ersatly Fe1ncsa press.
MAILMAN wkxcKEx. 81
Al osAes goosis IN psoportioE. Watches
saeAnssd TOE g.. Warranted for one
year. fai
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NOTICE.

TUE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
Il Stockholders az the Puget Sound
Commercial Company win be held At their
offire. Ia porf Camille W T.. on Tae..
day, the issh day OF February. IssG al 2
o'clock p IA. for the election Of Board
OF Trustees and the transaction OF snch
other eisiness - may come befure the
meeting. BY order Ct the President.
X q. AMkS
Acting Secretary.
Port Gasnhie. ". r. Jan. =, ISIS. 5sd
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MARRIED.

DAHLQCIsT BILDT In this city. Jan. 81.
In the Swedi h Lutheran Church, by
the Rev. L Carlson, U. p. Dahlquist. OF
Seattle, and Alfhild Bildt, of San Fran
cisco
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Girl w anted,

yTO DO GENERAL HOUSEwoRK.
Apply st Phi 'LLIPS BR IS, No. sl9
l Front = reef ia23G
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EMlGRiNT RITES
Greatly Reduced.

Parties contemplating sending for
friends 10 the Ea$rern states or Eurone
sh0uld do % lmme diately a. tue above
rates are hattie te a&ys nee 81 any mo-
menI A. ishil.BER6 + Co.
Agents.
ofice with wells Fargo & Co MN
strees. SeAitis, W. T. jsaAiw
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LOST.
WANTED.

DY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ;
ID furnished roNuIs suitable for light
housekeeping must be in > God locality
ana near business center. Address X.
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ROOM TO LET.

CORNER TENTH AND HOWELL
~ sts., vi b o" without board. Woman
or young lady de.ired, Us a cOmpa ion. q 6
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FoB SALE OR REST.-A first class no
tel containing twenty four bed rooms,
bar and billiard room large DINING
room and kitchen furnished through
out complete. New hotel. new furni-
taTe. desirable and centrally located.
For terms apply or write,
CHARLES EIsENBEIs.
800 Port Townsend, W. L.
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lsapgeseasaEss a RuFxas Falls. Minn.,
e ths sssi 81 s694 oa were saaais aaFsns
lisa, 81 whtnh &sAkE0 wAsi haalnana
hleuka
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NOTICE.

We call the attention Of the ladies of
this city ana Puget Sound to the advsr-
tissment of J. Strauss & Co. They are
determined to close out at Onoe and
have made big reduction in all de-
partments. Oar mems furnishing
goods are sold at 20 cents on the dol
lar iatO
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a3vertsssS
Abrzhsms7B.A ndE Anderson. A
Aidertsu, A Z Arnold. u "
Arnold. Mrz q C Anderson. ArsJ
Z Aliebzon. X 4 AHcsrson. SIeis
I Anderson. OC Apeiaate. Anastaiia
Anderson. Tide Andsrsoa. Wa
( Askley. Warren Ashton
/ Baldwin. Billy BOerneY- ESQ
/ Brush, Z X blanchard, Eidridge
Z Blrasee. Fred Bennett, Harry
I Bailey. Capt Il Blowers, Mrs Hattie
/ Berger. Isaiah Bnrke. John
/ Beatty, James B1gue, VI
Campbell. AE Ctaubsnee. Frank
/ Chinchela Geo C1EAn. John
/ Grow, James CLAYTON. John
/ COtter, James Caldwell. u
| Ciesiin, sir Cumming, Wa
| Douglas. Adam Dasharn. Mrs : 3
/ Danuamiller. II Dubbs- Kate
| Desmond, W Day, Michael
/ Downs, Rosa o D1SBing'
Egre. Isabella OF
/ Preass, James Fitzpatrick, John r
! Finch. Mrs Mary FovzeF. Mrs Jessie G
/ Frazer. W l. HerDdon.
Graves. A " Good, u X
| Gscrge. Mrs c 4 Gray, Eliza
Gains. II J Grant, Joseph
| HAYS. I'd Hansen. Emma L
Hill. Ars Sarah J Higgins, Sheppard
Josten. Oh johnson. Harry
Jaqaes. Lambert Jenner, May
jackson, lille Jones, c )
Jaserfssn, Aug
Kennedy, Mrs L kellogg. l.
KalberR, Randolph
Libby, Fred Leaders. Mrs CrisI
Louis, Freneh Lider, Gustav
Leslie, Mrs IL II Latter, John
Lee, y Lafson, Lewis
Larson, Lima LeaaFd, Sadie
Lang, W l.
p. Melville, Mrs Aida Morse, Geo
, Monohon, Mrs. Morse,
Muller. John X MeCauslaud, J<s
| MeGongh, Jas Mol1iupis, John
Mcintyre, Jas hokrdie Peter
McMartln. Peter Mnrphy, rhos Z
Mekenpa, w McFadden. W II
Noll, Geo Nickels, Capt Ed
Olson, Annie Olson, 9 A
OConnor, Thos z Orr, Mrs l.
Phillips, Calvin X Phillips, Clarence {
Perkins, Jennie Parker. Mrs Rober
Padets Il Co. :
, Rous, J \ ksymund. x
. Rlohan, Robertson, w AZ
| Smith, CIV Ssrrin, Emma q
l Shriver. J r Snow, q q
Shipley. J II Stewart, Nellie
-, Shswon, PM Seymour, + w P3
Wright, Mrs f Walker, Jos
3 Williams, ThOs Warner, Warren j
s Woods, William Wyntfens, Z
9 Young, David Young, Geo
u. J. CARR. p. NJ.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED BIDS. IN DUPLICATE
- will ba received at this office. anti
noon Of Thursday, Feb 5th. for the franz
log. raising. and all necessary work for
trestle across Mays creek. on Newcastle
Branch. Bridge will be about 200 feet
long and l2a feet high.
Plans and specifications TO be seen at
this office.
The Company reserves the right 10 re-
iect any and all bids
4. j. MILLNER,
Eel Assistant Superintendent.
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IIsT OF LEITERs

Remaining To the SssstIs Post once
a. Saturday. January Fl. lsa5- Persons
calling for these letters vii please say
aavertissS
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Improve Your Laying Stock.

IHAvE A FEW BROWN LEGHORN
1 Growers left, Matched this season from
imported stock. Brown Leghorn fowls
are the best layers in existence. and any
person keeping fowls FOR eggs should have
this variety. Price, 81 to 50 each; trios
two pullets and a cockreD $40.
no22 c. z. STONE.
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SEATTLE LODGE No. G. l. o. G. T.,
- meets every Monday. al 40 p. M. al
their hall. Front street. Visiting meRl-
bers always welcome.
JOHN b. DENNY, W. G. T.
". A HALL VI. s. dell
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Rooms to Let.

A SUITE or ROOMS. FURNISHED
"A In back walnut with siaeboana,
piano. etc. are offered Tor lease for a Pc
rod OF six months or less. orihe furniture
and piano viii be sold, IL desired. Must
Be disposed OF on or before the lst OF Feb-
ruary. Fer further particulars apply al
The PysSF-iNTEIAlGENcER Office 80
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To Let.

U'EB. Isr. ONE HOUSE ON MARION
II street. between Second aud Third
with five rooms and pantry downstairs
and two rooms upstairs.
Also, two furnished bedrooms in The
house ne L door.
For further information inquire of
Jas 3 ID. Ii. WEBS1 ER.
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THE STEAMER
DAISY
@. R. g. N. CO.
STEAMER SCHEDULE.
PUGET SOUND DIVISION.

From Tacoma TO Victoria, B. c.. and
way ports. daily except sunday at d.
from Seattle TO Victoria and way porta
daily texcept Monday at go n m.
From Victoria 10 Tacoma and Wal
ports, daily iexcept Sunday AZ q. m.
From Port Townsend to Tacoma and
way ports daily texcept Sunday st 8
m.
From Seattle to Tacoma, daily lexcept
Sunday. at p.m- and every day at 40
q. m.
From Seattle to Olympia and way ports,
daily texCept Sunday, at 4:30 q. m.
From Tacoma 20 Olympia and Stella,
COON. daily texcept Sunday. at a. m.
From Olympia TO Seattle and WAY portA
daily texcept sunday at l p. m.
From Tacoma 20 Seattle. daily ut go
2. m. and 5 p. m.
THE STEAMER
IL I'D A ~ Cd
VIII leave Tacoma for New Westminster
every "Wednesday ct | p. M; leave Seat.
lie same date at midnight; leave Port
Townsend Thursday 81 ) q. m. Return
ing viii leave New Westminster for Ia
coma. via san Juan Islands, every Satur.
day at s q. m. arriving a. Tacoma Sun
day.
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DEXTER HORTON B 90,
BANKER RS
SEATTLE, W. I.

Deposits received and sceonn9 -
subject 70 Check or Drefl g..
sight Exchange and TslaErzY1le ~
fer on San Francisco. Pcrti3nd -
York. 49,
sight and 6lxty-day bills Is f4i.si<
DR. rWn IN sums 20 suit direct On ~
svailAhle elsewhere In kuroPA
Money loaned on aDproyee s 49, a
Bonds. Stocks and Other vs<
oeived on deposlt tor safe keel -
Collenricns mado and pTocsns
rerr,itted. -.--------f
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n desired. special Inducements offered
for those who y ish to build.
Also several improved Saefe tracts ad-
joining the city limits
Apply Al any residence. directly north.
east OF lsAWtons nursery.
jaSl SEO. DORFFEI,.
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L or L--oUEEN CITY ASSEM-
~. bly,. No. SsIA On second and
foarth Fridays 81 every manth. II -
, H.. IN MAsoase Hall vissEing brethren
In good standing are cordially lavtted-
NJ MCMILLAN. ~ "
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For Sale, Cheap.

A NEw n BAN WAGON. INQUIRE
N " W. GRACEkT,
de4 dwiAw Snoquaimie. W. T.
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Factory in Wa chong's new
Rrick Building. Thied 81.

HAVANA AND SEED CIGARS
II manufactured and keps in stesck. in
large qaantfti~s.
70 bag directly Of "a a. Nc >..Ii sFrs1-flT
Tot CASH hcnoe our prices are ver-F iuw.
The casa systeM enables ItS - sell sAaaQ.
tsS.S.is seai e O ID to Ang part Of the
eeasSl-
GgArs Manufactured to order in sny
as'saFed shApe and packed IN aay style to
ss4s eassaaserA my7 dNsf
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{. G. LAMB,
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DERsoNAh ATTENTION GIVEN
Il and prompt returns made for con
signments. = California street. room u.
San Francisco. se25 3nl
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Thoroughbred Poultry.

VNHE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON
l. Territory are hereby informed that
the subscriber. residing at Eagle ffarbor.
cambridge Island. has small lot Of
Brown Leghoru Chickens for sale. at the
following low rates: Male bi ds, each.
81 so; per tito, S. The above named
birds are as fine as any on the American
Continent. X. NJ. ii ~ KINSoN.
Post Office, Blakely, W. T. ja4dw3m