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Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-03

ordered HAT ! Il Mullins be- allowed
slia, for building bridge across Bahala
creek.
Ordered that l. j Young be- allowed
$500 for building bridge across copal'
creek.
Ordered that the Jury %, inquest De- al
lowed the snn opposite their names.
& \ Head. toroncr~ lee 81: l. Moody
Deputy sheriff: -. guarding prisoner
ten days $40: j & Brown. Juror. 81:
NJ ISN-~si;p 4 Harper. !: j II Did
lake. 81: K W Punches. 81: W u sum
rail-. 81: Dave johnson ana Dan White
for hurying 81;
Ordered that the accounts NJ Edward
spencer for ten dollars for Keeping pau
per Perry Williams for sept. d Oct. he
allowed.
Ordered that \ ID Stay he allowed
sl.20 for putting up three mile boards.
Ordered that the officers Of court IN
the matter of lunacy of viii Williams DE
allowed the following.
I'll liargravc. sninm0nlng jury and
attendance day. 81; j. ID. CRANBERRY,
clerk fees. 30 cents.
Ordered that the following officers oI
election held on November id be- allow
cd the following amounts:
=. ID. Ramsey. 10 DAYS Coininiss,onci
of election. $50. Stationery aud incidrn-
tai expenses $3.50; ). 4. CRANBERRY. II
days aud repairs nn box. s3l; j.. u
Byrd, ~ days $50: l.. y. Cato. carrying
box Ia .icathS store ~.
The following were allowed 81 each q:
Inspectors and returning officers:
silns Ramsey. J !. Ard. w J barry. u i
Phillips. \ J Lusk. II Mct'allun,. j ]
Grccnlrc. \ u Gates. J !, Cable, : II Re
dus. J q Middleton. J |. l'cachnm. II
Mullins. q " Harris q Porter. u Franz
GuNncs.
The following were allowed one dollar
cacl, as In sI~rtor,. 'lriks AMI mnrslals:
J \ I,ass. q |, Hamilton. ID X Coor. N
Bass. e Gibbs. J J Robertson. W J. Miller
" 4. Jnicring.. u \ Morrison. w y eli
beruc. T. L. Watson. x VI RYE, & Hart. y
Ru.s,ll. \ VI Martin. NV Cobb Page
|, u williamson, T L I.oNic, ! ID Fcgi
son. 4 l. rciglcr. ] 7 Bri,lcwcll, \ J. lar
~, T 4 Collins. Frank Catching, II y Car
ter. jas Mckinley. J Calhoun. j u Tai
bert, W I King, J A l,clion, \ q Salier
u Bnrrugc. J II Middleton. Miller, y
4 Nation.. Il Roberts. W 5 I.carii, T. II
Coor, II 4 Crawford VI W Nix, narks
dale, 7 Nix. T + Cammack, Eco llollo
way, W Ramsey. 4 J Foster. u Middle
ton, W II Decslcy. Decell. Jas lioliMay
Gco Cokcr. v Espcnccr, VI lllymes. L VI
Wade. II Harrington, J Watson, . "
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-03

Morris. l, u. STARK, I, zen An
drews, /: \. Hays, /, Vim. sims, / F.:
RObt. Boon. l.:
Ordered that Mary MoScly bc allow
cd So 30 for keeping lauper Samuel
Douglass for Oct.
Ordered that the following allow
ancc be- made: to 7 i scott. building
bridge over Saddlrr's creek. one war
rant for s2ij, and two for S2j each.
Ordered that the assessment on blk
ID. Wcsson. To T. 4 Ray, 20 y 80 feet
fronting on Spring street ut sDy5 bC
reduced to SlJO, on account Of dctrri-
Grafton from tire.
Ordered that W J Dutlcrbc allowed
s2ly. ~ FOR building bridge AMI break
water over Fosters creek. forty dollars
for repairing bridge across lInlcombs
creek. aud forty dollars for building
bridge over slough in bayou Pierre
swamp.
Ordered that the Mississippi Mills
bc allowed S25 for building bridge
across bend Ia Bayou Pierre creek
market road.
Ordered that r j Ilargravc. sheriff
be- allowed s29. GOfor conveying pris-
oncr Luke Miller to Jackson and re-
turn, IIS miles Mt 20 cts.
Ordered that l. W Brown be allow
cd s5i, per diem upon the April term
circuit court.
Ordered that y : Walker bc allow
cd twelve dollars for conveying prls.
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The extest 70 gkish 0regon bas
chained the ersdit for the pzodoefi1us
q Weshinetc1 Territogy has been fire.
qaentiy eommesssd upon- We are
used 10 hearing Of the Cslanbis - IN
Oregon river, of ossgon salmon, Ore
Roa lumber. Orseon spars, Oregon
u1o0rIiains. and Oregon fruit and
ersiEL Tks density Of tie isnOsz1ee Of
tie psopls Of the Eass in regard 10 the
eseaizpky ri the Pseihs Northwest,
koveyer, v1s never % generally dis
piaysd % IL has been ia Tie eomEeufs
made b. The Eastern pres on the sp-
poiEinsent Of Captain BesehsF e. Col
Iector Of Customs 81 Pors fevnssnd.
bis ofses 10 invariably spsksn Of - an
OREGON eosIectorship, regardless Of the
fses thai Port Townsend u not within
q haIsdred and fifty miles Of Oregon,
and that the Customs Districs Of PuEet
Soand b entirely within Washington
Territory. What 10 most astonishing IL
the fset that this lzmentabIs ignorance
n displayed BY saeh papers - the NeS
York World, TrsbEAs and Times, the
PlsladsIpksia Pr1sz, the Chicago Tn
bans. the Bsookiyn UaSOA, and many
othsrs which might be supposed to pos :
sess moss accurate knowisdee. The
Kansas City Journal even goes 90 far A.
10 lOease the headquarters Of the dis
triSt at Portland. AZ tbs present rate
Pnasa Sound viii soon be spoken Of a.
an Oregon pond. and Mount Rainier -
an Oregon hillock-
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TEE cAspEr caAxex-


TER oR-xlozs on zER TnUs-r
LCsDox. June Z.-The TsAes. IN an
editorial referring 20 the correspond
eDcs between Gladstone and the Mar
Qais Of Salisbury. says il wonders Why
20 much solemn Diplomacy should b
neoessAsy 20 aeccmpaish the end n
vlsw. Il says that Salisbury is doing
What be began By prstestiag De sOsid
never think Of dong. The z5sses com
me0ds Salisbury, however. for finsIly
actinR on the grounds Of practical Wis
dom.
TRz FIRST on TEE eEoCSD.
Lord Randolph CburehiE. the nsv
Secretary Of State for India, arrived
esFiy this forsn0o1 in the India ofiaee.
He - tbs hrst member Of she Ministry
OF tie Marquis d Salisbury 30 enter
upoA the duties Of ofEss.
TIE coanz0Ss.
In the House Of Commons today only
buslnf - of q formal nature vas trans
acted. and the Hoass adjourned nasIl
the ID Of July.
SALISBURY ADDRESSES THE LORDS.
LoxDos, June 25.-Ghe Conservatives
occoVIed the G1vernment benches.
salisbury rs he entered the House vas
reserved With cteexs- In the course Of
. short address the Marquis said It was
necessary for him TO repeat the state
nsent made By Gladstone last evening
IN the HOUSE of Commons. He explained
tbst tbs Qaess had Informed hlm that
it was her opinion thai he might rea-
sonsbly accept Office upon the SIS
sursnees given by Gladstone. Her Ma
iesty az the same time pointing out the
serious injury 20 the public service II
the settlement was logger delayed or II
neg complications snouid arise. The
Marquis said that he then, with the
unanimous consent Of his colleagues,
thought tt his duty 20 assume offiee, and
De said that the next four or flve weeks
vould snog whether ne had taken a
proper course. fhe Marquis In son-
ciuding his address made an appeal foE
the support Of all good men.
The House viii adjourn until the 9Th
Of July.
A PEKRAGg ooxFKRRKD.
LoxDos, Jnne 25.-Fas Qaeen has
conferred peesage upon Mr.Rowland
VIM, Parliamentary Secretary of the
Treasury in the new Ministry. His title
il Baron St0swaJd OF Nosweth.
TIE NEW WHIP.
Hon. Aretas Akers Douglas, mem sel
Of Parliament for Kent, will be the new
Conservative whip.
CONSERVATIVE NETTING.
Az the meeting OF Conservatives the
Marquis OF SALISBURY, referring TO tn,
political situation, said be felt sur,
that all would agree that a timoFoui
policy woald be unwise, IL not fatal
de reckoned upon the united supper
of ais party.
Sir Stafford Northcote expressed en-
tire oonoarrenec with the Marquis O
Salisbury In the line of action taken
and the proposals for future proceed
ings were harmonious throughout.
The meeting unanimously approves
the action taken by the Marquis o
Salisbury. II was thought, however
that the Liberals onght 70 have giyel
more definite assurances.
Insure with JAMES A. CAREY a. Co.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
1 Third Judicial District of the Territory
OF Washington. holding terms at Seattle
No. 1854 w ashington IroR Works Co.
ibellant W. steamer Pearl, her tackle
etc., and J. Theo. I.ohr, owner, respond
ent.
Notise Is hereby given that whereas By
decree OF the above entitled curt, en-
tered OF record 10 said oGarf en- the 6th
dsy Of June. A. d. 1885. this above nam
steamer Pearl. her boiler, eagtnes, tackle
ETC.. were condemned and ordered sold in
the manner provided by law, % answer
the prayer Of the above named hbeliant.
The efore l win sell said ste amer al
publ c auction. to the high 81 bidder, for
cash. at the foos OF Main street. in Sc
attic. King nty. Washington Territory.
al the hour Of 2 o'clock D. M, on Thurs
day. the ID day OF yuly. f88k
Dated at seattle, King county. w. T +,
this Dth day Of june. A. ID. 1895
JESSE W. GEORGE.
u. s. Marshal for " ashington Territory
je2i
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Houses on thu Inssallmant Plat

THE WESTERN MILL COMPANY
L will build houses TO suit purchas rs
on lots Of the Park addition. near Denny
School. In North Seat lie : interest on de
ferIed payments, one per cent psr month
Win build In any part Of the city on easy
terms.
For further particulars call at cffice oi
mill, at LaSe Union. or address Western
Mil Co., p. o. box S7l.
my27 J. FRANKLAND, Sec'y
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DAILY POST HTELLIeENCER
eraspsse rnr rrsEac Lass,x.

C0mmisssonex SPARKS Of tho General
load OfHss oontinsss his Ro~d s0rk Of
shruwfne safeguards sround the public
lands and protesting them from ffaiid
and avarise. His Iasf order provides
that homestead spplisetion blanks shall
bc Furnished only 70 tbs applisAsns, who
mast appear IN person 81 The IssAl land
otfee. This order h designed 70 prsveus
Tbs fraads Which have bsen rendered
possible By the eessraa FFactics Of fur
nfshing blanks IN large quantities b a.
aorneys and land agents. This Is syi-
IDENTITY another step on the part Of Com
missioner Sparks in tbs dirsetton OF
rendering Impossible ths VARGAS meth-
DDS By uhish swindIsrs are accustomed
20 prsy upon tbs pabiis linda Ths Ia
sssiog Departments 10 gsnerai and the
Land OfIlss 10 particular were sadly 10
need Of the change which vas nsads
when Mr.. Clsveiand became Pfesitisnt-
foF ysars the p1blie lands bad been
Looked apon by the officials Of the Int
rios Department - the reasonable
and legal psEqaisisiss Of railroads. great
mock raising corporations asd foreign
spsoalators, rather than a. the bsrItass
Of tbs p~opls, hsid In trusE for the
homeless Of pressEt and fntsre Rsi,srs-
tions. The word Of . railroad KING vas
law. and the feeble complaint Of
sssslsr vas laughed 70 scorn- Thia dis
position on the part Of the of6sizis grsv.
until undss tie Teller and Mcfarland
regime ssen the prstsnss Of lsaalty sas
thrown azide, and the oficiahs Of the
Interior Department entered opsrn .
eareer Of ffand and corruption Of which
the trns nsssre Is even yst but poorly
understood.
a. this janetufs Mr.. Lamar became
6eorstasy Of the Interior, and Commits
sionsr SPARKS sntsrsd the Gsnsral Land
Ofiiee. A halt wes Immediately called,
and The asw eficials began an invessi
CATION 70 dsisrmine how far Taller and
his sabsrdinatss had eona. Il soon be.
oams svidsui thai the state ,f affairs
vns noss appalling. Openly and sys-
tematisally every measure had been
taken 10 sas intsFess Of she corporation
and against shss Of the psorls. Tbs
limits Of railroad grants bad been
changed. LANDS had been Withdrawn from
sstsismess. she titles Of Indians 20 their
lAnds had been usjnaiiy withheld, In
dian reservations had bsen thrown opsn
10 settlement and allowed 10 fall into
the hands of dishonest spectators.
patents hsd been issusd to railroad
companies for lands 20 which thsy had
mot the shadov Of . claim. and alto
esshsr 10 vas evident that me public
isnd sysisn was on the point Of going
70 wreck and ruin. A halt was al oaee
called, and soms little Of the mischief
dons has already BEEN remedied. Both
Secretary Lamar and Commissioner
Sparks ars evidently honest men, and
beth are determined 10 protect the pub
10 lands. Il viii take . long time %
undo the work Of Teller and hiR men,
bat the new officials arc approaching
thsir task In the right spirit. and 10 Ia
not too saneuins for honsss ssstlers %
hope ihss hereafter they viii DO pro.
teeisd against the extostisns and upilsl
claims Of land grabbing corporations
and monspsliats.
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The story that General Gordon vas
nos killed a. the tims Of ths fall OF
khsrto1m. hut that be was desperately
woanded and taken prisoner and Is new
slivs In she hands a. The Mahdi. is OBJ.
tsinins ersdanoe 10 sone qaartsrs. Il
10 sxcesdinely Improbable. however,
aad should not be accepted unless Cor.
dsn himaslf appears 10 vsneh for its
trathfulnesz. II the defender OF Khar.
toem 10 still alive. DO should hereafter
b. ranked with the heroes of Abe Ara
bian klehts. and not with the iIAsh and
hood oslsbrities Of the nissteeath
esntury. for his adventures since he
made hia last journey up The Nile are
snrelv a. vonderful a. any that befell
sindbad he Sailor. Indeed. there h 50
mnth Of mystery abost the present.
story that Il may DO sss down, silh al
pscss sbaslute certainty, ~ false. The
snesdsnis attanding 0osdon's death, a.
related By eye witnesses, we're known
shertly AFTER the fall Of Khasto,im, and
The fsoi Of his death h as well Aushsn-
Heated - Il coeid lpeszihly be arider The
circumstances. PsopAe are loo liable 10
srsdit wonderful siossss about sonder.
fal man. when the death Of o pssmi-
fiaat psrson n attended viii any de-.
efse Of mystery or uncsrtAintS, stories
that h is not really dead arr sats 10 b.
circulated from tina 10 time. TIE un.
fossnnats Dauphin Of Fsaaeesiha child
Of Lsoaia XVI. h An instance. There
can b 10 reasonable doabs that the
child died IN Pasis while . psisoner In
iis hands IL ne Rsvalailonisss. yea Tor
half . century after hin death assaaily
oeenrrs . ths DaupAin Vas pesit,aicAlly
tnrnsnG ~. Enthusiasts discovered
him. nov IN he person Of freneh
iAbcrsr. and AGsin En lhs person Of Rev.
klsssss wiliisins rss al ne uails The
bones 81 The iilsle prince wire reaiing
IN Vie besom Of nsshss EusA. There
we're also many who veaid not aeseps !
shs story u he ersas NApeleon, hul "a |
lanz - thss lived expssted 10 sse she |
knpsrcr return ~ Franes. From tlu,e
10 time u has hses, Asserted thisa John |
Wiikss Bocss was mel really killed after |
NJ asaAssinasiaa IL Llneois. hos THAI
hs sssassa and is alive Every seu
years some satka,aass tAinks be h.s
discovered him. and announces that
booth = fsaad. So d viii psosAhly b. |
Nth 0oraan. Fss ths next swenay
ysAzs he vt'i be discovered. uoH e. an
Arab shsik. aaaiE - ske eAief u .
savass tribe II seIassossNi Aries, snsa
stiii again ~ . rsiizisas renlnss IN The
siepshs e Kssdafan. Yet all shs whils
he bones ~ he ssAi Genaaa wfll b.
vhiieaizx amid Ne sAsdz u tn aeeers.
vhsfs thss we're east after sAnt dread
Sss a khaFsoam. mia b q sseauless
vivid. and shs lssn xAo can tsAl ~ the
uas4s wondertml sslssy b ne eas wAaee
wer1 vs ssesps viah nast aapliuis h, |
lief.
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PATENT TABLE.

EQR IRONING. CUTTING ANDsTFp.
= ladder . koxn binsss on Ii nzefuinesa
Whea none ussng II. elese and hang Il On
nAn oszs Of the way. ftetn he fai-ed a.
saMered % ssh the c1avenienee q ADJ a.
ehaAf. A iAdy ca as ~ her sewing M.
without eetting NJ I; can III down 80
sFoa. W1sh dishua. peal poes. ues pick aFer
FRUIT reed, write and draw. ii Is elsa nse.
tai Tor ssh he4 he itRs ifunninE nnsser
1a4 the EAhte aaruzs ths nzal % slek - !.
- can 81 ap ID BOD and ain1 a
leasnre pat wazhhowi on Il aza q they
4 h . kpkendid nzie tzsarsi nsefaI arnnSS
tAe sfoTe wAen esakinx. and maszy g 49,
g n&1 leh tsate and nsn viii a@velnn'
Al foE t2s4 81 HaGl a Fsxf~ost<
farnitare fncfoET. teasftn W. So -
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Never vas saeh rush made for any
DRAG SisoEs ~ 10 Bow a. A. 81 Stswars's
Tor Trial BOstie Of DR.. Kings kew
Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and
G1ldA All psFeons affected with
Asahnaat bfuneAitis. nazrseness, Severe
Csaghs. or any affection Of shs throat
or LanszS can 80 = Trial Bestie q shis
sEcat lensdy .ffws, ~ calling az abe
seovs l,rns store. Regular siss a 90
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The undersigned hereby offers
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 5, of Braw-
ley's addition to the city of Sc
attic, $500.
Lots I and 2, block 5, same
addition, $4,000. Said lots /
and Q 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.sxl2s feet, SITS.
Lot 8, block 81, Kidd's addi-
ton, 1926.
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 bali of the north>
west quarter Of section 3, in
township rs north, range 4 east,
near Lake Washington. A good
wagon road TO the land. An en-
cellent site for berry. fruit,
chicken or milk ranch, $1,000.
One hundred and sixty acres
within one mile of the TOWNSHIP
OF Wnatcom good location aud
good soil $4,000.
Win sell either Of the two last
in tracts to suit, at prices to be
agreed upon. |
An undivided one-eiQhth in
terest in and to the north balf, |
and the north half OF the SOUTH |
east quarter Of section Sc, town.
ship - north, range 5 east, for
sl7,50O.
The above is one Of the most |
coal properties in WASH
'ngton Territory, and is fully de-
Eeloped. The tract contains over
~ millions Of tons Of good coal
md Is wen worthy Of invssti ga
ion by any one desiring to in
rest.
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300, 600 II Lumber for Sale

E,R0M ONE TO TWELVE INCHES
II prsce frcm ss 70 81 for rough Alec.
Seasoned oagHed and groeved and dress
ed laa.har; price 81 10 SIS per NJ feet
WA deliver tighter load 10 ny p,rt of
the S0and ~ q rtaso able prize. fnQui
Msson er at HARklNGT0S &
'eMIIHA nv 30In
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he decision ~ ne Gsand Array q
she Rspshilc 10 ksld ia maxi nassaaal
sassnpsnsns u San Fs1nei~e lea eem.
pllment - Ne resiae caast which ~sll
ms b. unArFsssaAiak The strnsth II
NE 0rxsa Army Ii - Rsesas sssise
and Territories d sueassfal vhea tAs
isolAssd Pasitioa Asd ilaiss<l pepaAsioa
q shs seAsl a sAs time u Ne ssr sss
taken tHso eo1sasssssioa. Thai lhe
nAsiansi esay has reessnis~s he siAia,s
- eonziassatiaa Il its Gar wesssrn
bssschss = nas sarp<isiaF. haa Il i
nssssshals@ . sulaisss ter esaRrxlsaa.
siea.
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TT o.A.T-QUEEN CITY TEMPLE
VI No. I. United Order Of Ancient
Templars meets the second and fourth
Friday eyenings Of every month. In Ma
s0nic Han. Front street.
W. w. POOLE. Templar.
0RyTLLE EsPY. Recorder mill
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" A~HMH

E,0R THE PLEASURE boat ANNIE
~ % feet long, oak frame. oars and sail.
AL new. Tickets. ~. For sale oy NOR
GAN = LAWRENCE. Front street. near
Madison. I6 IL
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Mrs Foxx. Jane y, -Unsled states 8
NA, 49,. 1l&sfs "a fe4t<s PacifS
So lxfl&. AmefseAn kxpfses ~ tisnaas
paatse ~ Canada &onshefn 500, Cor
tsai fsisifse Sisf. Bnriingtaa iSsh Lack.
asannA lulA denver a kio Gsands
~. keis 10 K2nsAs a Tsxas liz,
Laks ssAafs 81 tsaaissiIle 4 Naas
villa ~, Ainhizan Centrsi kalx
Sarthnrn RNsias ls Norshess
Pari6c gsrferzsa ~. Nosthwszserr
xlis. New fesk OeasFal 81. Oraeuz
Railway and Naxtesiian y, Orexon
fsAnneentlnantal iSSs. 0ssxnsn Improve
nlent - fhctfae Mad 81, fssnsna 81
h<sce islan4 Hs4 -. Paul Tsss. rsxas
Raetse ilsS. unknn Fasiile ISL rnites
States ExEHess alaf. weiis Rsrre IA,
wssissn Union s1t.
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Los n

a BROKEN PLAID SHAWL. on
n 3fA tsnn oe Fruat sfruetk fhe Andev
VIII " saitshay rewarded eii isavinr Il q
tAis ofzice. 20
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VIM. 0. WOOD.

A TT0RNEY-AT-LAw, WILL PRAC-
N ties in all the Justices and Territorial
Courts Ofiice. At rooms OF the Probate
Court Yosler-I.eary Building.
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DR.. CHIP.
3. A., London, kng.l
OPERATIVE SURGEON,

DISEASES OF THE THROAT AMI
IL nervous system, and all organic ar
tectiens. specialt es.
Office Hours Morning, 9till I o'clock
evening, till o'clock, and any hour
during the hight.
NoTE-M and children only, after
noen from 2 till O'Clock
Ottice-Langley and Bastion streets.
Victoria. b. 4. jel4
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no I.E.r.

A Two STORY DWELLING Houss
= 81 seven rooma centrally iye&ssd On
Front street. Appiy % CnSLnEfsG q
sarcesa al
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REMOVED.

DR. 7. T. MINOR HAS REMOVED
" his Office 70 Frye's new Opera House
Building. rooms Nos. and z.
Telephone No. q auS0
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WsxHzn rs ilay s saaala haps&
kRg2y y d n Ssknss ceaals 6eAeai
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rive sAss s,,Ea.,ess,


ToDAx.
Clam bake u Alki Point Commesce.
insnt al Sisters school. Law and Order
primaries. German Al Mis- spaFliae's.
Toe Riiies' yrumenads e0neert.
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Exearsien 10 Black Diamond. Seq
enth psipalaf concert. seattle Sn0ho-
mia base bail gawe. Jaunasahek.
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MISUNDERSTANDING;
IA ~ PLUMBERS ~
I!lli lllISE 1jIIiJ1l I1l;
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

AN ENERGETIC MAN To TAKE
IN half interest in 3 good Territorial
agency cash price. Rl00. Address y. o.
box al. Seattle. Ml
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Sick headache. habisuai costiveaess.
pains In back and linabs. loss Of appetite,
osd breath and taste In the mouth, etc,
entirely cured by the use OF
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snApovs~ JsHsrssa. shewea 4
SeHerssaa snsleaFams. sAados. Of .
carrsi riss." sAs maas admirably rsr.
dersd Ter he ersana sirns. a Frysss
Ilpara heass. LAST ssening, 81 lhs Rala
uan fhs&ser Lompany. The auaieaes
US not - lafee - tha rnstis q 10
psEfannanoe auaid uaEs4as s.iH ~
nzAnsxemoRs has ~ enmp1NlnS % nsaks
ef he TAkfcpsse exfea I'D. Th3 GA,
u1s VEL peadered ihrunaheaA tbe
ssenic s6ee1s tS1na very ana. HE
esznp&ny goo ffom here 10 fneann.
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rars sseak a ]. L okashina Hease. s.
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RE movAL.

II A. CHURCHILL, NJ. d., HOMEO-
pathic Physician and Surgeon, has
Tor the present removed his Office 70 his
cadence, corner Fourth and Madison
streets.