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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03

RuszrAS NoBrrrrx.--The number Of
titled families, in Rossia 10 BY no means
larEei bias ~ every member Of the fam
Ily bears the title. the pumhAF 81 titled
percentages u immense. A title In knssia
Possesses no political value or aiQuie-
eancas but THAI u counts for snmefhinR,
especially when 10 10 associated with
large po'Heast0ns, II shown By the roenr-
renee Of many % the same names for
centuries past In Russian history. In
knasis, 90 everywhere else, man can-
not become member 81 q great fnnilV
exospa BY creating one for himself. Bul
any one Who astAins q certain rank in
the army 81 civil service can become q
noblstnaa with such slender adyansas e
- noealhirs privileges confer. Ia The
days Of srfdom The noble. thoaRh
boand 10 ssrvs The State In some e.
pactsy, vas free from taxss aad frum
he eoassrsptiea; and be posseessd the
exeluNlve right Of holding land with
serfs attached; all this Il roe changed:
bat the Russian noAles still possess the
right ~ lnestias Ia assembly for ne
election af local officials, and fer max
Ing kn0wih THAR wieAss and wants IN A
Greet manner 10 the sovereign. Tkis
iast rteht they have used sparingly il.
deed; and whaa In lisa, inmeaiaseIy
after the eanaiacipatian Of The ssrfs.
they demanded. In q great nambef az
provinces, the immediaae uFomnlensiyn
OF Constitution. their address 1as net
feeefves4 whils tn eozna eases shoen = IA
were dtftsie enough 10 pres IN psrson
prisunasen1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03

Denver seema to be having severe
attack OF the dynamite fever. Several
times has dynamite been placed under
meath ths track Of the Denver ard Rio
GrGnds railway, and finally the barn Of
an obnoxious manufacturer has been
blown 30 smithsreens. Isyuehing. IL
would seem. would be about the best
thing that could take place, II the mis-
creanss who canse these explosions are
caught. Expleding dynamite, boycott
ting and all sueh attempts 10 visit pun
ishmeut upon individuals for the opn-
ions which they entertain aud express,
although they nsay find favor among
The peoples Of Eurspe, have no plaoe In
Amsrioa. Repression Of free speech by
government is bad enough, bat rsprss-
sion Of free speech by means OF weapons
Of destruction la the hands Of the lay
les and the vicious, is infinitely vorie.
Tyranny alone ear excuse q resort 10
the methods Of she Nihilist and the
Anarchist In O land Of freedom snnh
methods should hlaa no place.
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A meeting Of the Fourth Of July Ex-
ecutiye Committee was held last even
ing In Mayer Lsary's Office. W. II.
Pumphrey was elected chairman and
w. A. Jennings secretary.
DR.. 4. 7. Minor vas requested TO cor
respond With 81. Attorney General Geo,
ii. williams, and ascertain II he would
accept an invitation 10 deliver the ora
ton on the oocasion Of the Seattle cels-
bratson.
W A. Jennings was authorized 10 con.
fer With Mr.. \. q. Young In relation 70
securing vocal music for the Fourth OF
July.
Messix. Furth, Brookes and PumphFsy
we're appointed q committee 70 secu re
instrumental music.
A. N. BYookes vas appointed Grand
Marshal Of the Day, and Mayor Leary
President of toe Day.
Ordered that Paof. o. p. Lee be In
vited 30 read The Declaration Of Inde-
panden.se.
W.. II. Humphrey vas authorized 10
hire necessary carriages.
Ordered that Rev. Dean Watson be
invited 70 acs a. Chaplain Of the Day.
A. u. Brooches vas appointed CON.
mitiee Of one on sAlutes, after vhich
the nsssting adjourned. snbitcs 10 . call
Of she chairman.
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m uarrnarTsx.

Store fsy Feat and FtxIares Tor Sale
Since the late unpleesantness with
oar creditors vs havs, By making
showing Of avafIabls assets exeeedtnG
our liabilities of over $4,000. been abe
10 re- establish confidence in their kind
bat tiDoEoas hearts 70 allow Is 20 sell
our oxr goods. which ne propose 70 do.
Every article Will Be MARRIED ~ from
10 20 30 per ceut below cost in plSis
a1ur.s, 90 that all can Sc ct . glance
thronah our Windows and shos cases
the cost. Buyers vill thus Be able TO
Sc that this IL genuine liquidation
sale, and made for the p0rpose OF clos
inc business To country merchants
ws will offer Roods-elosks, watches and
iexslFy-at prices that they can't get
elsewhere. Dealt bay dollars worth
until you first Sc eur stock Sheet
music at 80 per cent discount. We are
agents for she Weber and Emerson
pianos and Palace. Estey and Mason q
Hamlin organs. and ve have large
stock on hand. which ve are Offering at
manufacturers prices Don't buy a
piano OF organ until ysu get our prices.
KsGBALL Il soS,
In Prye's Opera House block; sign Of
Big Watch and Spsotacles.
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a. vould tbi,,k ,hs, M pa


One would think that the Pannsylva
nia and ohie iron workers have chosan
an inAuspioioas iinss 10 inaugurass their
strike. There sie few Of the naanusae-
tafers who would NOT be perfectly viii.
Ina 10 shut down sheir works for an 10.
definite period. Most Of them hays
been running ii . k,ss, and few. II anr.
have besn naakaLe money. TAa iren
trade tues a preiant 10 dead. There b
no demand scrnnaBnsaFats with sta
enormous facilities for SUPPLY, and
prioss are down 10 the lowest nosell.
with the industry 10 suea . condition. h
wouia b. very sarprisine u shs mann.
factaFsfs we're rot able 70 stand Tia
wear and tear Of strike for . mach
longer period than the wurkmen.
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DAILY POsT-IETELLIeENcER


NOH - 11sh
The extent 10 whsch Mr.. Bssare has
sunk IN psblia of,tnsOn since be su'sfsc
he Cabinet Of Iarsstden: Clevsasrid Il
really Surprising. Six months sso 10
man in the Dtnoofatie party 'sood
hirhsr than he. Today bis eArssE as
Secretary Of State 10 an sekn<'sisdaed
fsflurs. So I<ns - be YES In The SEN
ate. somsxhaa removed frum tia sp-
proash Of the psppgs, be va regarded
"a a statesman and \ taan Of broad and
libsrsi views. Az soon - be enserez sne
Cabinet and s'as brought face 10 race
With york, 10 be done tn ssoh manner
that the people eoold iadRe whether II
was yell done, he bsasn 10 be regarded
=. a very ordinary man. who had been
suonnousiy ovsnAted. Far from icing
q statssznan, be can soarceiy Be termed
an abls politician; far from being broad
minded and liberal, be h narrow and
ssotionaI iu his ptsiudies and tpesi'oes-
Nov ons eain sundm how be CAME 70
Be 90 ridiouIUusiy evssestimased In
tbs fra plaGs, be stood within the
shadow Of great name. Hin family
haA held ssmt in the United States
senate for many years. His father
ana his uncIs had served in that body
befors him. He was the representative
of q brilliant family, and the people
very naturally eonelnded that be him
self was brilliana. Such q reputation
once established. is easily maintained
by the Tactics which Mr.. Basard sdops
cd. He has always been ezsinentlI re-
spectatle. thoroughly conservative, dis
sans in manner and careful In speech
A man with sueh qualities Is looked up
on With . kind Of ave BY the masses Of
ths psopis. They easily fall into th'
error that he h great, although tns
error "a easily discovered when suen a
man a. BAyard is compared With
man possessing clements OF greatness
such ~ 20 10 make up Randall. uhs
may bs regarded a. almost the erac'
Opposite Of Bayaisd.
But now that The people have had N
opportunity 10 judge Of BayarsPs rsa
ealibre, his greatness goes OF IN sotne
thing less tangible than smoke. ~
has not shown the least aptitude TO
pablio affairs. bui be has shown a d'syo
sssn 10 Southern men and souttieri
IDEAS, which the most rAbid exon
fedefats could NOT hope 10 exceed. Hi
appointments hare been bad, Amos
without sxespsioEs and several Of then
have Absolutely disguised the public
Further than thks, 10 10 generally under
stood that be IN not on the beas Of term
With Secretary Manning. AID thai svsI
the President would not object YER,
strongly 10 dispensing with his services
As Q Presidential candidate, Mr.. Bay
ard may be lifted 30 the shelf ans
plsoed In the roy Of eminently 70
spectacle " staaaainen. which stFetshe
ali The way frcm Charles Fraflci
Adams 10 George W. Julian. TIs ma.
one day return 10 his SCAT In the Senate
which. Il he had been wise, be woals
never have vacated. He oannot, how
ever, return 10 The high position whiel
he occapisd In the estimation Of th'
public.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03

O. b. saArruck AND FAmLI. -. The
many friends II Mr.. shAtssak yin be
pleased 70 learn .laat he 10 engaged In q
2sofitahls basine,Is bsing psopsieaos Of
4 quarts mine in Nevada csanfy, Caa.
emplosa about one hundred men. Hs
resides ~ NE miae and snpestnteads iti
UeskinR. His aslaslier, Miss Hannah,
u book keeper fna The company. and
HE COO Edward hAa become al expert
asssseF. and maacrtAlly aids his father
IN the matter % thfinR the orea. Ms.
Shaituck'a health wal never better, and
the entire family seam 10 enjoy their,
hcfne IN the nan0nlaiiaA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03

DRESS GOODS-Our assortment Of
new soft wool materials is the most nj.
tractive i'm the city and includes great
variety Of new shades and styles. The
latest Is the BISON CLOTH, which we
are showing i'm GRENAT, MIN, ri.
WERE, MASTIC, MARION. TAM
SIN, ETC.
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HOu;es on tbs Ins iallmsnt Plan

THE WESTERN MILL COMPANY
l. viii build houses I'd suit purchas lrs
on lots Of the Park addition. near Denny
School. in North Seattle: interest on de
ferfed payments, one per cent psr month.
Will build in any part Of the city on easy
terms.
For further particulars call at office Of
mill, at Lake Union, or address Western
Mil Co.. p o. box Sal.
myg J. FARMLAND. Sec'y.
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Notice Of Final Proof

Q. o. LAND oyElcE A. 0LExytA. MTrl
April Is. isee.
sEHotics q hereby givcn hat THOMAS
mute and maks anal proof befors ths se4sss
or In kts aesenca, the Clark u fhe plznnt
Court, II HIS ofice IN Sat u. ". 2. % fhms
day, the llfh day Of Jans a. y. ns v
Homestead Appiicstson No. SOL, for tbs
ef \ of section 20, townahip - noFtA. $50
east.
He names - witnesses; Allen @ah !
AbFzaam Jones, James K ncDooala sd fAeh
k2Fkins. al Of ksnton. W. 7.
JOHN y. eoWKf.
apaDjsl ReG1star of the 1an1 OUcss
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Fm Rxau1sE.--rbs trading psst q
Fir. or Mann's LANDING. on The skAeii
river, that ives rloaasly destroyed By
Gre. hiss hsan rshelli. Tha threa bald
ings desaroyed have bean rerlAesd By
others lafnsF and betthr. ereases sgace
espArAtlnR theaa. The appearanea Of
fir has beea much impFosed by this
exhihltioa % the RouA senn Of Ia In
kAhstanta. Tho ona Insurance policy
On The place wAa promptly paias no
diizsenlsy vas expsifialleed by the ether
ownars IN mestina tie expease o. re-
hullGinR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03

Th' undersigned hereby offers
the following described real es.
tate at the prices named:
Block 81, D. 8. 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
ters of the Holy Name.
Lots 4 and 5, block 5, of Braw-
ley's addition to the city of Sc
attic, $500.
Lots ! and 2, block 5, same
addition, $4,000. Said lots l
and 2 are highly improved, and
have one of the most comfortable
and best built residences in Sc.
attic upon them.
Lot z, block A, Woodward's
addition, 71.9x12S feet, SITS.
Lot 8, block 81, Kidd's addi-
tion, 1925
Fifty-two lots in the Comstock
and the Comstock supplemental
addition, at $3.50 per lot, or the
entire ffty-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 3, in
township Is north, range 4 east,
near Lake Washington. A good
wagon road to the land. An ex-
oellent site for a berry, fruit,
chicken or milk ranch, $500.
One hundred and sixty acres
within one mile of the townsite
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 cne-eighth in
terest in and to the north half.
and the north half of the south
east quarter Of section SO, town
ship - north, range 5 east, for
s17,500.
The above is one of the most
coal properties in Wash.
ington Territory, and is fully de-
veloped. The tract contains over
III millions Of tons of good coal
md is well worthy of investi ga
hon BY any one desiring to in
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300, 1000 fl Lumber fol Sale

ENR0M ONE TO TWELVE INCHES
~ price from - 20 81 for rough Also
seasoned iongued and gronired and dress
% lnmoeF price 81 TO SIS per M feet
" III deliver lighter lead 10 any part OF
the sound ~ . reasonable price. Inquire
- MLIton Or II HARRINGTON &
sAITh& myDlm
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Notice Of Application to Eur-
chase Timber Land.
UxrrED STATES DurzuCr LAnp orv,cs,

UNrrED STATES DwrzIcr LAID orr1cz,
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON fxRzrnmG.5
NOTICE ID HEREBY GIVEN THAT. u
~ compliance with the provisionH n ~
Act Of Congress approved June :, ISIS, end.
ted San Aet for the sale Of Timber Lands d
the States Of California. Oregoa, Nevada nnf
Washington TarritoFy." JOHN PULyRn, 4
kkaeit county, Washington Territory. Aas TIN
day Med IN this once his Application \ pzr
chase the \ Of NE 4, Nj I Of 81 4 sz4
~ 4 81 NV 4 Of section No. Il in aDNrs
ship No. % north. range No. Q east o. III W.
lametta Meridian.
Provt IN support Of said application wln b
made befors the Clerk Of ihs Distress thur.
81 snohonliih city, snohomish eonnty. ". 81.
July !, 1856. ct O'Clock D. m.
Any and all persons claiming adversely -
said dsssribed land, or any portion tAsrex.
srs hsrehy required 70 ale their elaimz u ~
once within sixty (60l days from date hsfs1f
Given undsr my hand. at my oflee IA olyzsr
pis. ". T.. this i6th day Of April, AID. fek
JOHN y. dOWKI.
ap93is95 REGISTER Of the Land 01ls1
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JERSEYS-Having secured a large
quantity Of imported Cashmere Jer.
seys we are enabled to offer them very
cheap-in Coat Back, ScallOppei, Fan
backed and Braided styles.
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Notice OF Final ProeE

o. 8 Lam oFyscz Al 0LxsfPtA, ". fsl
Nay Is. lisa
VNoties 10 hereby given that HENRY =.
KELSEY has nled notice Of lntsnticn y
mako Anal proof before ". y. Hall. No1sfy
Pnblie, st MA once In Seattle, ". r.. % Mss'
day. the l3th DAP Of JaIy. A. o. isss. % -
east. aa
Re names - witnesses: James Lae99M
Joha o. Hsgaman, samuel b Starr Aod C1sH
N. Dunlap, al Of Hubbard, W. =.
my2siy7 nszister Of ths Lad oGless
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AR A@ec1Anpox.--Ih regular meet
iag ef tha Seattle Ars Association was
hEEeay attended lasf evening". TIE
pfoRrans fes next meeting eonsiais Of
essays and readings % sabtects % ARE.
tc<ether 9Th aiusis. tnSsremsnlai aud
vocal. fheFe viii also be an exhfhitIon
and eoaiparison 81 photographs espiss
And weeka Of Rst. LAsl syenima Miss
fhosnicA Rad ~ later ztiee sssag IN
TIE Art School OF san FrmnetAen.
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LOOK OUT.

DARE CHANCE FOR ONE OR TWO
LII active men, An agency that will pay
on an average SO day. aud within the
reach Of all. A bona fide transaction,
Address MR. CASH. Seattle p. o. 29a
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srxAnxn AiesEanlssM-fAs George
y. Starr made shs ruaa trip 10 yisis.
ria and bach yesterday srrsving hare
shoet II O'Clock less lhiehs. and cun-
neetlng With The Hayward. uhtaa ar
rived half a. hess LATER, The Starr left
Il midnight srlia fas NtctnliA. and the
Hayward a 30 feF ep tauna.
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WASH FABRICS-A splendid as.
sOrtment Of New Goods, i'm plain and
figured Satteens, Powered Lawns, Lat.
fice Checks, Linen Lawns, Creole
Stripes, TurcO Plaids, Fancy Lace
Stripes, Buntings. etc.
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TxAenxns' vEssEs-.Eaghs tsstshes
fsom tae pahlis schools In rasoasa ar
rived hsss yssaesslAy sssnia9 By tAs
KepAyF, and are rtssis 81 he paAlie
sclael teaehaEs 81 AeAfaas. by whslnn
thar will Be enseitained While here.
Ths visitln9 party eetaisisee II PrOfessks
!. u Rahe. Mrs. Relesa, Mrs.. nsxiA ana
NE Misses 81. Clair. RRnd. untAssIk.
faiseeia and MelssiEsrly. Their head
Quarters arp al tke gAeelAsntnl
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PICNIC;
RENToN,
SUNDAY, June 2
Fsfs ever c APR. 3. sad tairaass
10 efeaaas | dslIar.
PRlzEs yoR SPORTS

PRizEs PoR SPORTS;
Helaes.
ebSGd iA.iiee' foot raer III handsome Fan
Arpas eiiiag feat Ter lad 80 BsAusifal
@yasd fAs meas snon iuxss Nefxh oxa-
- peun1sl-kiRe Drszzinx Case.
eack race fuF hays Drawing Slate.
e yAfd faef faoe tor giras- SavfnRsffaak
Ecusasea trnias leave 81 8 a - and
] p IA.
Masie ~ Reatsn Rand.
Rafr9aAmAemsx ca tAAe xrcundA.
IOSkPA KAPPLER.
Lessee and pFnprsH1aF e. smisks Car sas
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NEm hcon, Nxw IsniM --fhss d ab
zAineA b nsanR RfaEktsias Bloed f'asi
hsss For sess sxeFyvhsra. 81 per lne
Ia ~ fos sA nAsS-sn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03

VIA Gu - kI.asxA---Mr. and MFs.
W. n Fishes. accompanied b. their lia-
" srn. viil b pansaesrs on M sseanasr
Idaho vhsa de saagss On her naxt ezais.
~ AlAskiL sha iAitsr part a. tAis week.
thsy viii rssi, iHaay 81 tie psinss 81
iniefes1 IN uax eHsreuna kaxtkwnms aeR.
iatozy. tnclaz3sa9 Ne Mar elacisE. n
isif VII eszisnnas ahuut twa munfka
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Notice Of Final Proof.

o. q LAND 0FTIcs AT OLTExtA. v. Y.
May II. 1855.
Eotice Is hsreby given thai LoUIk IA
make inai proof before the Judge, o. n he
absence. the Clerk Of the District oOari. :
bis Ones, In Baattls. W. r., On Thursday, ~
18th day OF Iuns, A. d. 1855, 90 Htme
s.ssd Application No. a7ss. for he lot I ase
Be I Of sw < Of section %. t0wnehip =
north. range eat.
He names a. witnesses George ". I'd
belts, ysmes Bush. , Smith ssa J. p. bsuE
al Of squak, W.T..
yoBn v. aowgY,
my1ltsA Eextstsr Of tke Land 0AeA
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Fancy Good. Lace, Gloves, Elm.
brOideries, etc, In great variety.
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Boat Lost or Stolen.

A WHITEHALL BOAT, is FEET
n long, feet beam painted white out
side. with green water line. yellow i'm
side and green floor: marked No. Q 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 Seattle Boat House,
mY23 BUDLONf4 BROS
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EL0cuTl0M [

r AM NOW AT LEISURE TO GIVE
IL ful attention to all thoes who have
applied for lessons in elocu.ion. and 70
all others desiring instruction or tIaining
In this art.
For terms apply at University Hal.
H2 OPP LIKE
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re Lease.

THE LAKE WASHINGTON MILL
and Hotel for . term of pears from
the lst dsS u May. ls86 Apply %
mhss q. @. PHINkkX 4 ca
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WANTED.

&2Gn0 n3eee. 9s3ee. on oeeee,
y SCVOs en- inside, paying, improved
prspeety. nt . reasonable rats IL interest.
Address P. o. box ~ myt3
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House to Let.

A SPLENDID HOUSE, CENTRALLY
~ located. Apply to
mh6 Ct, g, PHINNEY & ca.
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NEW DRY GOODSl
STACkPOOL,
JACKSON & GO.
Corner Front and Columbia SITS.

Having opened the new store | a the
Kenny building. our stock Is now com.
plete with all the Novelties of the
Season.
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JoHs q. JAxIcKK, CHAs. +. JAsICKE,
Notary Public. Surveyor
JNO. @. JANICKE d SON,

Will locate settlers on the public lands
OF the United States, file all classes of
entries, and execote Land Office papers
al our office at Fails City.
1000 acres of vacant Government
lands.
Timber and farming lands open 10
settlement and purchase
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MUST ADJoUKs.-Tbe District Court
eonyenes in Whateom on Tuesday. and
a. Chief Justice Greene is the presid-
ing Judge of that court, il will necessi
tate the adjournment Of the court here
either on Saturday or Monday next,
thereby carrying much important bust
mess over until next term.
smoke SAMMY South Cigarettes. "my5
Insure with JAMES A. CAREY d Co.
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GRCOND COOK AND DIsHwAsHER;
- must Be good Apply to FL. BANGS
beiitown. between 10 q. N. and . p. m.
today. myS
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IL. of H.

DAINTER LODGE No. Bl4 Mkk1
IN n Odd HellowS Hall arst and snzns
saturdays of each m0nth.
toA L ~ RoHBkNt use@s
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RE ~ OVAL.

nR. T. T. MINOR HAS REMOVED
u his Office to Frye's new Opera House
Building. rooms Nos. l and z
Telephone No. So. auS0
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Sick headache, habitual costiyeness
pains in back and limbs. loss Of appetite,
bad breath and taste In the mouth, ETC.,
entirely cured by the use Of
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VIZ ILL. BUY THE HOUSE AT losa
w and lie Cherry street, Including
three well furnished rooms and Kitchen
ground r. nj. $40 month. on most favor
able terms Apply 10 Dr. @. 1. MILLER.
LOS Cherry street APPS
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cHAs. v. MuNDAY
WHITE 6 MUNDAY,

Attorneys at Law.
Once In Whites Block. cor. Front and
Columbia SITS. dStf