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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-05-22
Cancer Cured +!

Mrs. Olive Hardman, an old .csidcnt of Wal
ton county, and lady OF culture ana promin-
cncc, has this to say treatment OF cancer
with Swtt's specific:
over fifteen years ago Il cancer made its APP
pcaraucc ON my face. II was treated with
plaSters, and the core came out. The place
healed up after some time, and seemingly my
face was well. However, In Il few years it re-
turned again with more violence than over.
1t gave me II great deal of pain The former
remedy seemed to do il no rood. Knowing
the disease to run in the family, having had
one sister to die with cancer became serious
ly apprchcnSiNc OF my condition. 1t contln-
ucd to increase in size and virIlcucc. almost
gave up all hope Of ever been cured The
physicians advised the use OF the knife and
and cuuStic. This WAS more than could bear.
and refused to have it operated upon IN that
way. All other remedies were used, but the
cancer continued to grow worse. The pain
was eNcruciating, and my life was a burden.
In this extremity, my son, DIR. Hardman, re
commended me to try Swtt's specific. 1t was
the last resort, but was SO prcjudiccd against
the use of patent medicines, and especially
this Ouc that hcStatcd some time. At last
| gave my consent, not believing there was
any virtue in it. The first bottle only increas-
ed the size of the sore ana the discharge from
lt.and hence did not in> ire me with any hope.
On taking the second bottle there Were signs
of Improvement, and my taith strengthened
just in proportion. | used the Specific Us Il
wash IN the treatment OF my cancer with re-
murkahlc success. | spuIgcd the sore with
the medicine diluted with II little water. 1t
sOttcncd the scab, cooled the face and relieved
the itching sensation. The spot ON my face
and hope sprung up in my heart. Could it he,
| asked my SELF that was AT last to bc rciiev-
ed of this disease 1t has given me so many
dark hours in the past that tn" idea OF beng
well again almost ONcrpowcrcd me. There
was contest between hope and fear for II long
time. 1t was long night of weeping, but joy
came with the morning. There is nothing left
to mark the place but n small scar, and feel
that ii is impossible Tor mo to express my graf
itudc for this great doliN 1t is won
derfu medicine.
Mis- olive HARpMAN, Monroe, Ga.
Jan. o, lSSi
Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable, and
and seems to cure cancers by forcing ont the
Impurities from the blood.
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Draw or !, \ lantu, Ga.
This medicine is for sale 10y as. BEAU PRE-
Il LOWRY, Corner Church and Bank SITS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-05-22
WHITE HEATHER.
BY WILLIAM BLACK.

Author OF JUDITH SHAKESPEARE" "A
PRtNcEss or TRUE" MACLEOD
OF DARE" ETC
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-05-22

Weary sufferer from
Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Weak and Sore Lung,
{ Coughs and Colds, Weak
Back, Weak stomach and
Bowels, Dyspepsia, Fe-
~ Inn. D,t,,. th,Att.,l, hn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-05-22

Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable, and
and seems to cure cancers by forcing ont the
impurities from the blood.
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-05-22

Continued in next issue
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-18

Tia effort Of Nj. shaw 10 secure bio
land from the Government OF the
Uaitsd States, instead Of from the
Northern Plcihc Railroad Company.
will meet the hearty approval Of our
eislssns. Hts eaort shoald BE- peeuni
ably seconded, % 70 10 made quits on
much IN the interest Of oshens-of the
general pablio-as Of hinself. Tia
Company has bsis fecble held upsn
isnda In shis Territory. and with an
hoaesl. intsliiRsnt Interpretation and
sdninissrAtion OF shs lava II can BE-
SHAKEN Of. We applaud the aosion Of
NJ. shaw.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-18

30 far a. can be seen nothing h
gained 70 The eisy By lie low assessment
oas-half has been taken from - a..
sssam nj roll only 10 Be adde<l 70 the
ssx rsss. In athei werds. t5o.o)o Of Tar
nonss wss sxasts,i last year fresh over
e&ooonoo Of psopsrty. This yraF $50.
90 vii b snlessd frsna es.0ooi,oo. Ths
change b disarsdhsbls 30 NJ "a q city,
and Of soa ous dollar u bsneas 70 ~ %
estirena
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-18


A fssiina of mingled establishment
and Indignation pervadss THU comma-
Mtg Is the wrsschsd outcome Of the In
vsstieasion 81 Chief wooIsry. That be
has proved himself unworthy Of shs
sruss rsposssi In him b generally known.
sad that the truth Of mos. serious
charges seatass hins could sailily be %
sabIlsLed, ID fra,ly and generally be-
iisvsd. Charges we're preferred. bat no
Investigation followed. and. after daily
ing over The master . month OF more.
they wsrs dismissed. Happily for the
psopls. The sime Of this useless orna
ment 10 The police foree 10 abant 70 sx
p ~ By iimiissioll. and whit 10 expirs-
tion Of anssher raonth they gill be per.
nsnsniiy relieved Of him.
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pAIlY pOsTIkTELLIeEkctR
rer,xrY Pa.sTrG


-. soquty pwInzins has oseil . vsxso
- shia sprsse IN nsny pAr's 81
=. T.-,,,orv. Hare The bids 'ssfs sos.
- lc-. bus wss al fair sxesis that o.
- cAre@sess, 10 vhish resort vas an
- .llv v.sa 10 an sFitHs,s OF naen
1890. In ysssrsob eOtstI the haas
= ths 500 pagers, b. . ssfsn.as 49, 80.
sssss. vsrs precisely aiiIs. tss '.snl'
-. a. ,noa-Axsrd.ns Of TIE oon-
49, Ia Thar.son thsrs ssa soI1s
.s...,sa. ,hs usssrs Of shich s's e2n'o'
= y,eall. and IN Lewis also- BOZ
:. ysosCovsr pspess offered 70 90 me
-.s.s.,,, Il ea.rss eOsniy fOs nothins'
- n vss aissn 20 oas Of thsn ~ se
so-as.ss sash iss proposition -
.,r,ou. vss ons u the Lincoln eSans1
rnpers 20 eas the printing, sisn ~
1870. Of ssrnise itself the smsla'
- q shs eou,uly. that b ossred y
A sII ,t,s work free Of ehAfss sno y
giys The coaify $50 esaass- ~ -
ina de bsd., in 81 Issst too easss' -
cuts tndshuits. Os proposition ~
% Print falI-sizsd sheets for 70 80
haif shssss foe % mnsh, and qaal.s'
meets for 70 mash, thsueh Whist sasess,
halt and quarter sheets are 30 p''n'e
.sd no suditos ean psss By ts'i' an
osb.r pager shsrs offered 20 90 osfIsll
vork q prices 70 be fixsd By aperaoi
named Ia Portland. Vague AID peeu
bar a this proposition vas' y wa %
oepsed, over another tender puf 10 ~
piisi. terms. TIE annual sraneis an'
scandal eoaneossd Nth issfinf 70
psinsiae IN the diasrsns counties
ssmply disersesfai. and We sfuss 70
psxs Legislature, BY needed change 2
me Laws regulating saeh matters. VII
ID, A snd forever 10 the tFcal'is.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-18

Charsey Terry has gone 10 vozk On
ilhs EakaIy Companyss nsw railroad ~
lIhs bad q tie Soun1-
Tia Disfrics coart v1s seoopisd al
raay Yesterday In hsArinz the eass q
Tie UnifGA States - Sam Wiley. tndic-
I'd fer sEs1eEiiaR.
n. 5ormsey, bsinQ the lowest htcesr,
wa Isss sv.nin1 awarded the oonfraet
-For bsttidinR . sioek and hay barn ca q.
P. 6sons's lakssids farm.
Ths Steamship WiIlamssts. which pot
into Astoska lass week 20 have orokss
crank PIN Yepisssd By q Dsg one, 10 sx-
n~esed 20 arrive here % Friday even
Ina.
Ths ship Tso Brothsrs vii Be ready
for sea 90 Monday. She 10 loading
with Cedar RFvsr eoal. The Ivszho<,
hith Black Diamond coal VII saii On
saturday.
Helsn Anderson, daughter Of Dr.. a.
y. Andsrsou, the former Pres'dens OF
the University, arrived yesserdsy. soc
d . guest Of her bfoshes, y. r. Anoer-
son, Of this city.
The steamship Geo. W. Elder h nov
,nder The shnfes AZ tbe inclins taking
800 tens of seattle coal as cargo, eno
us tsns for fuel She sails Tor Ssn
Francisco on Friday.
G. r. Stone has sent 70 Holland for
I've head Of Holstsln cattle, consistina
~ q boil and foar heifers. The bal
viii e1st here 5000 and the heifers 20
cash. These cattle are sxpecsed 70 az
rive within the next ten days
The uext excursion 20 Black Diamond
yver Sue railroad viii be that OF the
Metbodsst SUNDAY Schools Of the eify
On Saturday Of next week. Hates Of
fare will be reduced for that occasion
| 10 the lowest yes knogn.
The San Francisco CArosfels rspoFte<
| the resent accident OF the Oiyupi.i
| here a. occurring 81 Astoria. IL ais
| said shas the waichman on the whar
here Was thrown into tbs bay ans
drowned 81 the time.
l siIaa Cook. q NEST worthy and 70
ypecttd citizsn Of Tacoma, died As tha
uiaee Jube 18th, aged 60 years. he va
Born In Ohio, lived In Iowa eleven years
and moved 20 Tacoms In 1877. He hal
six sons living In the Territory.
By Desperate exeFtions the Tacoman
have run up the menlbership Of thei
Chamber Of Commeree 20 over . hun
drsd strong, and tbs effort 10 making .
ouch Il .p 70 one hundred and hfty
the particular object In view 10 70 bull
| house, In the owsership Of Which eac
member vill have share fepresente
By 500. When 10 comes 10 putting q
| The money 10 will be found that nos on
. 0aif the members have the hRndrs
dollars 10 pay.
In about ten days Mr.. Colman o,
poets 10 have bis hydraulic mschinel
rog lifting coal ears from the track, an
damping their contents into his co'
, bunkerr, In working order. He COO
meneed yesterday preparing piles TO
, ased In building q 50 foot extension
! his wharf, % that small steamers %
| lay alongside the bunkers. and take z
faei. TIE Cedar kivsr coal 10 populi
for domestic Purposes, and Ands READ
! sale In ban francisco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-18
Notice Of Dissolution Of
Partnership.

No1Icy IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
-. the undss1 gaed. VI. n. H.iard
aad J A. HAr O. q. fpsme<iy dsin9 Ansl-
nes. - oups tAefs ~ the city cf Sessrs~
". gneer The 1ssn neme u Ballad q
haate.d have tbs car disulved aid
p&rta<rshlp b. mnsaas eunrenf ~ -
j. A Hstfief enmklangng ne hns inese 20
nealy sfrse4 - 10 n : a21d 1rra.
Al btlls alAe ast9 q u are 10 - ralsf
% SID J. ~ AnlnEie, and ali af,eossoss
90 <knst aid arm aEN 10 hs kreaansea =,
k1n fmr aet1aeznxnf
lsssd ss.ssl1 VI. r. yuss /. ms.
ms I.A.HzffIEi.a1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-18

The good nsws eorass from 'Wsshina-
ton Clfy shaa ''Oommassionsr SPARKS =
foruulssine sn order canetiiins sii
witharswals Of land by ths unissd States
for the psosscsssa 81 The indsnfi'y
limits Of railroad grants. fha sfscf Of
such an csdes would be 70 restore 70 ths
sablis domain ct least 100000 acres
q land THAI have bssn sst apart for the
hsnsat Of railroads whoss grilnss were
taken By settlers prior 70 sarvsy' ano
wouid undoabssdly Lead 10 Efosrscssc
SD expensive iisiestisn." 10 70 Ha'o
that shsrs nsvsr vss any Law lastifyine
she giving Of 9 single sore Of theae
lands 70 these pofinorants. ind thsi'
ss.tine tkem was through she In
sssumautsiity OF corrupt efis'als-s
asoss Infamous and extraordinary act
EVERY asrs 10 which the companies are
no4 entitled should be ressorsd 70 ths
Subtle domain. and, from progress
On this diFsetisn made during the pssl
sselss nonahs, probably vii DO within
the twelve raontlis to cone.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-18

What ths CIhief saslles alas % say
nssarsinx sa,as kssagnssisa

4e9Afat1E teiaf ktsaGnalfea
ntsFs.
Lass week Q report gained general
sirrxistion tllat Dir. MatcAifs bad re-
sstvsd Q Asssss FROM !. Gal. MclFsddsn.
~ olympia. % sha eiiees that ihs De-
psrsm<ai q Jassirs had requested the
seaisnaitsn oil Chisf jassies Greene.
This rsp<xt beeama % general that IN
ssdsF 30 ~ 81 he truth Of The matter.
3 repsxass called oa Jades 0rssns yps.
tetdAys explnslksd THAI the aoavl report
was q circalsiaos. ard ssked fer State
uent q The ferlA TIE Judse sslid
ncltner tns Atiefnay 0uneral OF Do
pexsmenA 81 Jassiea hass ever tntinat.
- y no thai my resignation ,sas Do
ne % rssian they would apply 70 Gal.
MekAaeltn q U ysnptA Tor sny i'sAignss-
tton. T1e CArvAisis dnrina The hitter
wnz q wseed Agailss ~ ssked for ~
s1eienatsen. bus did n4t recognise 10
nnsnorisr " eus IN The premises. have
mserAl simss Aimost made up Hty mind
- tsAss he bsaeal. Five years. aeo
heA ny rssi1sasttnn written, but a the
1niaostasLan 81 fsisnds Whose Wishes 1
ssspeo1. did nos send Il % 81 wash.
t3eton. AGAIN tuo years SEQ, I bad
sinsnz4 IBaas 40 my nalad 10 resign. hus
szsin 9aa psasnaiied 10 posseoile saek
helios. k1ii HeH nsiltefs have taken snch
> saaps thal uill psoosbiy esl,ve eas
~ tssnaaednf IL any term. / think
tAesa h 10 fosin1aitoa ~ ali ID the ra-
npes yaa .pesk II , there Q FtAinly 4 nca
- I'm - / knsw.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-18
HOu o on tn ! Insiallmsnt Plal

T,hE WESTERN MILL COMPANY
L will build houses TO suie purchas n.
on lots Of the park addition. near Denny
school. In No tn Seat le interest on de-
fer, cd payments. one per cent p n m nth.
VIII build In any part Ut the city on easy
terms.
FOR further particulars call at office OF
mill at Lake Union. or add ess Western
Mill Co.. r. o. box 81.
my5 J. FRANKLAND. Sec'y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-18

SsToS-BITTIsgEe-Inth this city. June
IL. ~ tht Ne~ kBgland ttotel, by the
kev. samuel Gre ne. VIII am Johnston
and sarah J. nitipger. both Of seat ..
MORSE -TuRNEY-In Saohomish, June
~. hidridgs More and MIS-. A. Tarney
GL 1yER- PAYroS-In Spokan. June II,
J. w. Glover and Mrs. N Payton.
Par IsoS-CAiRN.-In Colfax, June Z,
John patt'son and Mary Cairns-
GRAvEs-SHKFTIELD-In Dayfo,, o. N.
Caves and Matte sheffi Id.
KLgISE--Wo oDsoS-In Dayton, June II,
q. ID. kleine and II. Woodson.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-18

AxszvEn.-Ths stsamshlp Empsrr.
cart @ H. Baaisr. fsom szn FrAncisse
VA visapris aa& Port Townssnd, ~.
rived 81 shis psxs lasA eseninx. TIE En-
pife - ssassi cargo and snres passsn-
EeiN Hsf eanstaness ara q y. krseca.
CaEA IzIn1h. Hall a hAalspa. Fsrxs Ns-
lsuual kAssk. HsFrineten a smiln, Isnas
pahesn. J. !. NArsy 4 O.. scaw..
tA,'hes klros. Wzddell 4 Nix. o. cen-
st2nstlt q AAs4exl q. D. nzGrAn. !.
Ark happss, Thomas niAacy and 2. &.
ksi1e<solR
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-18
AssIGsnEsr OF EsrIrr Cause.


List evening Jadge Greene made the
following assignments Of equity causss
10 be heard ct the present term Of court.
yuxE 20.
3i5s-I. n. johns Va. Daniel BaRley.
1874 -Rsa.sn. Holmes & Co. vs. Angus
2681-Wm. Chico W. W. B. Impett.
Oonseyance OF real estate.
27u5-John 8. Hill VI. Warren Smith.
0aeDishment.
3a0,-The Columbia and Puget Sound
Railroad Company W. g. 8. Bailey ct
al. iniuuctson.
s3o4 -. =. Bailey ct al ". The Co
lumbia and Puget Sound Railroad Com.
pany. IsjaRction.
JusE %.
s2o6- Watson squire val. @. Kenyon.
Iuiaastion.
S3l4--Andrew Holmes W. willard K
Merwin. Agreement.
3l2S-Ciayton Eddy Of al. ". q boom
OF LOGS. Puget Mill Company claimants.
Admiralty In rem. Salvage.
349i-ffitz Dibbon w. W. K. Mervin.
Agreement.
yusx "a.
sSsi--J. r. 7. Mitchell W. steamer J..
3. Libay and j. @. Britain. Damages.
o0.8- - -
8Tso- Stesson a Post ". w. Il. Impett
~ ux. Account.
June IS.
HT22-- -- -
3s2e-stssson 4 Post Va. Frank Peters
and J. W. George. Lien.
g825 City OF seattle W. George Il
Bic. law, Assessment lien.
SEES City Of Seattle W. Isaac Parker.
Assessment lien.
suNx %.
Saa3 City Of seattle W. J. W. George.
Assrs.meat lien.
sas7-cisy Of Seattle w. Fred Z. San
der. Assessment lien.
sass City Of Seattle ". J. W. George,
frsd u. Sander and l. n. Bigeiow. AZ
aessmant lien.
sei0-City Of Seattle W. Isaac Parker.
Assessment lien.
ssli.-Caty Of Seattle ". Jesse W.
George and Fred I. Sander. Assess
raent lien
ssss- City Of Seattle Va. .. y. No
Nsaeht. Assessment lien.
suNx a.
8g2S- City of Seattle ". A. W. Enele.
Als>essmeut lien.
S5S--C City Of Seattle W. Thos Clancy.
Assessment iien.
sss7--City 81 Seattle W. James Ne
Assessment iisn.
@3.-City OF Seattle ~ James No.
Naushs and d. D. Jaokson. Assessment
lies.
$500 City Of Seattle ". 4. Iappineoss.
MsI--G. !. Dudley ". white a
spfsgae.--Aeoount.
June -
aaaa--City Of Seattle ". joseph r.
3cNanRht. Assessment lien.
&8t Of Seattle W semes Ne.
Sseshf. Assessment lien.
xsa6--Csty Of seattle W. che Colon.
oia and Paxet coand Railroad Osmpa-
M. Ataesenaent iisn.
ssS6 CITY 81 Seattle w. Thos. Clancy.
Aas~ssxnent lien.
Saa9--cisy Of ssSttls ". James Ne
Nsuehh Assessment lien.
S8fa--City of 6e sttie Va James Ne
Nauehh Assessment lien.
suxn 50
ss5i--Annis y. Freeman W. Fr.a
Freeman. Disuros.
Sss&-.Msre sre1 SaFus VI. John d.
cinito. Sremissory notsL
an uaifed states ". Steamboat
Lons Flshsrmas. 60 al In rem. Fosfsis-
nIp ef vessel.
sss2--HAErisetou q Smith N n. spi..
Aati. AessmEt.
tSal-.J. w. Mosllep Va BrisisA bark
Lf,lena. uellisian aaa dAmae<a
49,. = II. Rossehaam 4 Co. W
>ssasals NM CcmpAny and y. a.. CODE
man. Meehansss lssn.
tSti-o utlla a. Cseazeli ". Rafus n.
Cse~welL Dsspsce.
Tito. A. Hlii. aasninistrftor AZ the
.slisss Of 6pe. a. Eds Va Melody Choir.
kqaity. ksoosesy Of real estate.
,Si9-J.f.LAwpnes Va yokn KssnAn.
Ae .aniina.
lssll-Csss of Salem Company W Gsss
4 Rtlsols. Asxu1nl
.Nso-ChAs LS. We Samss o. Brit
'sin. Aeeo1ssaae.
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the following described real es-
tate at the prices named:
Block 81, D. s. Maynard's plat
of Seattle, $4,000. This block
lies two and one-half blocks
south of the Court House block
recently purchased BY King
county, and is the second block
north of the Academy Of the Sis.
tiers of the Holy Name.
Lots 4 and 5, block s, of Draw
ley's addition to the city of Sc.
attic, $500.
Lots ! and 2, block 5, same
addition, $4,000. Said lots L
and Q are highly improved, and
have one of the most comfortable
and best built residences in Sc
attic upon them.
Lot 2, block A, Woodward's
addition, 71.9xl2e feet, SITS.
Lot 8, block 81, Kidd's addi-
ton, 1925
| Fifty.two lots in the Comstock
and the Comstock supplemental
addition, at $50 per lot or the
entire fiftY-two lots for $1,000.
These additions lie side BY side,
within two blocks of the Front
street extension grade and side
walk, near the bay, and within
four blocks Of the street car line
as now laid, and afford the best
view of any lots in the city well
worth $3.50 per lot.
The north half Of the north>
west quarter of section 8, in
township Is north, range 4 east,
near Lake Washington. A good
wagon road to the land. An ex-
cellent site for berry, fruit,
chicken or milk ranch, $1,000.
One hundred and sixty acres
within one mile of the TOWNSHIP
of Whatcom; good location and
good soil ; $4,000.
Win sell either of the two last
in tracts to suit. at prices to be
agreed upon.
An undivided ene-eighth in
terest in and to che north half.
and the north half Of the SOUTH
east quarter Of section SO, town.
ship "a north, range 5 east, for
sl7,5Oo.
Tho above is one Of the most
valuable coal properties in Wash
iagton Territory, and is fully de-
velOpcd- The tract contains over
Sin millions Of tons Of good coal
and 10 ven worthy Of invssti ga
ton by any one desiring to In
vest. |
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Tepss Pscxic. --ilns ksiahss sad La
aiss q Houoh library and sssii.l o..
esniEzsAcn vhiish niesta a. TIE susidenae
u o.. ehurchill. essissea ca Tuesday.
9 dsit<litfDi penie " Fssnkiin ami e,aek
Uiamoisa snsneA 10 party r.ndes.,t
8 xo&s ~ tkAnlks 60 Mf L. n. Dsnrhasss
Ar he naIsrintl sEMtz Tor ske lsrccsss
a shs axsn kxzi 10 hr. Geo ~. Cfane.
uheao tplis sonks ealnssHd nasns . hearty
Anen. pus sasne ut the nasnb~t weaa
Ee&e , thasrd tfem We sanp 90 sccoaaI
q ~ ssolsnl asl<npss - p1nnse9. A.
nlAeA fslsmunSi they pAsd stsst 70 ine
mineEs ~ sksy ness oea0ple1 10 seps-
sssane Ne auzlly tiAnso1ds fresh snssr
rroak tl<tA Tie patty wss not Aliosed
- onsaxe FROM - Estnes anita t1air
2aesa wbre sherpc2hlly lplsckened an I ~
Bere sxpeet<t % tssire she uslnes tsok.
M - rsnch ~ E,ns~ihts hke Cd ntzeer&
-.
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100000 fl Lumber for Sale

U,ROM ONE TO TWELVE INCHES
T. price from o. 70 81 for rough ALSO.
seasoned fongued ard groaved and dFess-
ed lumber: price sii 10 ef3 per NJ feet
Win deliver lighter load TO sny part Of
the Sound 90 reaznu able price. Inquire
= Milton Or 1t HARkINGTON 4
SMifHS my 30im
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e. - saak1nsi' SATISFY sof ans lIecsa
nnt caalnhiA sifsssk -
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Boat Lost or Stolen.

A WHITEHALL BOAT, l6 FEET
a long, feet beam painted white Tut
side, with q green water line. yellow In
side and grit on floor; marked No. 8 on
each side Of bow and stern; two pairs OF
oars and sail
A reward OF so for the safe return Of
boat. oars and sail TO Sea tie Boat House.
my23 BUDLONt4 BROS.
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no Let.

4 LARGE OFFICE IN sULLIvAN's
"A block. Rent low. les
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@s1.00 TO LOAN o. =
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MARRIED.

..smols s.nny South Cigarettes. "mys
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REMOVED.

DR. T. 7. MINOR HAS REMOVED
u his ofiice 70 fryeie new Opera House
Building. rooms Nos. and 4.
Telephone No. s. au30
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WANTED.

CrTUATIos AS cLERK oE =
- keerer. BY man % years g ~ 49,
nate a. an ka<iern bu anese coLl7s 4 ~
|rsferenoea. Addnss ~ ees ~
tiensl Hotel. Portland. Ose<sn- -.
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GEO. veNaslE SMITH,
VIM. D. WOOD.

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, WILL PRAC-
N tics in all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Ofice, ~ rooms Of the Probate
Court, Yealer-Leary Building.
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Sick headache, habi uai coetiveness,
pains in back and limbs. loss Of appetite.
bid breath and taste in the mouth, etc,
entirely cured ny the nee Of
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fnrDiyhed Rooms for Geatls

nrgRAHLER 0oNsToL1{t.a :
IL for genilensn Only ~ -
einc House- -.
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WILL BE RECEIVED By THE IN
~ dsfsisaed until EeAn, June ., fnr
I'd ns1s % Include the prlce In hcs.k ~
nek % ne acre Q r. SINE.
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PHYSICIANS AND sURskON- /.
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sALEsMAN

CAN ADD Al LINE. SAMPLE 8
~ small, commissions cash. Denver
agent on one journey N. w. earned $3.50
p. D. Dor 1871. New York. 126
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

nR. H. n. HALL HAS REMOVED
II MS of1ce TO the second fiosr Of Safe
Deposit Build Nc. spl7 I'm
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Situation Wanted.

pY A GIRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT
- homework. Apply &C the Ninth
street 0rocory. Jels
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q FoRNAL AcT.

LozpoE, June 1.-The Marquis Of
Salisbury, tomorrow, will 20 to Windsor
Castle, and fhsre inform the Qaeen in
the manner prescribed for the ceremony
and observed for many years, that be 10
ready % ebey the commands of bis
Sovereign, and accept any respOnsibiii-
~ for the eonduot Of the Government
Of her Msi ely.
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J. r. q q. q. LEWIS
A TToRNKYs AT Law. OFFICE
n Buffers building. room 4 and s
lsmes Street Opposite Occidental Hotel,
Seattle W r