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The Washington critic., 1885-09-14

General w. w. BeiKnap tells a COOL
story on himself, which his comrades
of the Army of the Tennessee will no
doubt enjoy as well rs he docs. II has
been published, but will bear repetition.
He went out as major of his regiment,
and the day the command took the
boat at Kcokuk to start for the front
the major appeared in brand new
uniform, and had lots Of business on
his hands. He was hustling about at Il
great rate, trying TO get his men in line,
while the waiting crowd looked on AL
miringly. Just as he was busiest, II
venerable Irish lady appeared and en-
tered loud and fearful protest against
the departure of her son Darby, who
she claimed had enlisted without her
consent. and was under age. She APP.
pcaled to Major Bclknap, accused him
of being chiefly to blame and insisted
that he should release the boy. He
tried to ignore her for time, and to
overwhelm her with his dignity, but it
would not do. She followed him about,
and became more and more demon
strative every moment. Finally he
changed his tactics and tried to soothe
her. First he told her that he was
powerless to act in the matter, Darby
had sworn that he was of age, had
been mustered in, and there was now
no help for him. go" said he,
soothingly, 'you had better let him
CO. He will make n splendid soldier
and will win good name for himself,
and when he comes home, after the
war is over, you will be very proud of
him." The old lady dried her eyes
thought for moment, and then said:
II helaveye, major behave yc." Then
turning toward the line she called out,
half smiling but still half crying;
"Good.by, Darby, good-by. Stick
close by the major and yen never get
hurled"
The Washington critic., 1885-09-14

s between Thlrieenih and fourteenth and
aud X streets northwest, This square
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WOMEN ssrrss THAN MEN.

A woman Is far more sensitive than a
man. Ste has haer feelings aud more
delicate l9lud. There are very few men
who realize this. and IN consequence
woman - made TO endure muco anne.
cessary suffering.
Oae OF our merchants vas going Ia
church With his vile on Sarday morn
Ing. When she Suddenly stopped aud put
her band On her head.
What's the NATTER" be asked, star
tied y tue look Of her fscs.
"Oa. l have got en- ny brown hat.'
SIZE exclaimed.
"Ehr ii sealated tie sstorished n an,
So barsl into nEeontr alianle tears.
What, Martha. Is tne N latter xiih
ycaF be demanded
Don't you wee what is the matter -
she rpsarss d, In ssoeosng Voice. i've
eut en- ms brosn tat WIN nv striped
saik. %. vhst viii p~ople say
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swKEr p.rsgrEz OF MENDOZA.


The folsoSinz poem ~as written by
Hoo. l. q G. Lamar while travelling II
spath AnSrtez many veArs ago. Tee
Daughter % N-ndozs" VS. = bszutl-
s1i zlfi xsh shoun tie yoa-g Alssss-ip
pan vas desperately IA love.
on isnd 20 u1s swes. nightingale.
Year uusIs By the fountains,
Ars lsud - Els your c tceBess.
. rover ~ sue n07utaiss.
That | msy sing, mF gay brunette.
A tisuBlc sp,rx - coral set,
Gem for = Prness eoronst;
sweet daughter u A=ndoza.
How brilliant u the morning star.
TIE essing star hoE t=ud~r;
The light % both - 10 hzr eyes,
Their zDffnsss and tb=iT spisndor
Bot for the lash tsst shades their light,
Trey were to & zziiBE f1f the gbt,
Add = hsu she ssufs them all J. night.
sxsst daughter q NsEdoz4.
Oh. ever brieh; and bs4atsoas one,
Bewilderi1g and becsillng.
The iuts % In thy livery tone,
lite fainoov q tav sm.lTg
Aud there u, too. Ter ttl aud dell.
The bounding Of the young Cazeile,
The srroz'- fight aud OCEANS swell.
Sweet daughter Of AeudCZI.
VIA, though perchsDce We meet no
fnUref
What though too 5000 ge seyerI
Thy form will q at like emerald light
Before ny vision ever.
For who can Sc. and then forget
The giories OF ms & y brnnstte:
Thou ART too bright star To --t.
sxeet dang ter Of MsH doza.
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FROM THE P0RT OF Entry.
Pogr TowNsENp. OFT. 2. lss

PoET townsend, Ost. ?, 1885.
An order was rec, iVsd at cur local mill
for 10000 feet of lunl Der to TIE used In
erecting buildings at Friday Hsrbor for
tine manuf acture of Goldfish oil and glue
the tirm who hgye g me into this enter
prise are Messrs. bell, Habersham d
smith.
There are at present employed at Port
Had eek twenty one men, who are erect
aug machine shop.
The Puget Sound telegraph office has
been moved tn the corner OF TAYLOR and
Washington streets.
Waterman d katz have moved Into
their new store, corner of Quincy and
n alter streets.
Engineer Chapman, of the tug Taco
ma, " cree more on the sick list, and
Mr.. Duane has taken his place ON board
tue tug.
Capt. Norberg, formerly of the ship
Canada, took passage on the steamer
Queen of the Pac,ti, for San Fran
CISCO.
Bark Sycamore and brig Levi Stevens
were towed To sea this afternoon by the
iug Tyee. Both vessels are bound to
Melbourne with lumber.
Bark Ceylon, Capt. Calhoun, arrived
this morning with a cargo of lumber
from UIsaiadv. she is bound to Hon
Olulu.
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Notice 70 Creditors.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. HOLDING
l terms g; Seattle, In King county, Washing,
ton Territory.
No. 4S79-wiifred (slkins and Joe T. Red.
dish, psrtutrs, doing business under the hrm
narIe OF Cslklns x Recdish, insolyents, Va.
their Creditors.
Territory OF Washington, King county, s..
Pursuant to an order Of the Honorable
Roger 3. Greene. Judge Of the above entitled
Cnurt, notice is hereby Civ to all credit
ors OF the above named insolvents, to
be and appear before the said Judge,
at Seattle. King county. Washington Ter.
ritory, within 80 days from the date Of publ.
cation Of this notice. toRit. on the 18th
day OF October, A. d. 1885. ct IL o'clock am.
Of that day, then and there TO show cause, II
any they can. why the prayer of said In
solvents should not be granted, an assiga.
ment OF their estate made and they discharged
from their debts and lispilitiGs. pursuant to
the statute in such case made md provided
And In the meantime II proceedings sgains,
said insolvent are TO be stayed
Witness my I and and the seal OF
SEAL. said COURT, this i4th day of Sep.
49, TENDER, A. d. 1885.
JAMES SEAvEY, Clerk.
ByJANks ?. LUDLOW, Deputy. sel5d30,
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PUGEI soISD PEE..NIERY.

The genial pastor % the Presbyterian
Oh or b IN Vancouver, the Rev. DOT u
X. thompson. was kspi busilv engaged
l nesdsy afternoon in locating a. guests
Amongst the friends of the church n
that city, the members of the above
Presbytery who arrived durioR the d.y
from all parts Of Washington Terri
tory.
Eeven ministers and two elders were
pr sent at the opening session at I:D
tuesday evening. After a sermon by
the retiring III deratOr. Rev. W. Il. Lsr,
Of 0lymp,a, the following appointments
we're made:
Moderator-Rev +. G. Strange, of Sc
attic.
Temporary Clerks-Rev. Messrs. Mac
kinlay and Armstrong. The Presbytery
10. adjourned.
Wednesday, at 3 a. N. sharp. the
Moderator called the mestirg to order.
The morning was spent IN Presby ierian
business of 10 consequence to tue GeH-
erzl public.
General Assembly Commission r, mar
rated in very interesting and pleasant
manner, the general history of that
Aulbhk " bUiLES stHtE u
that the Presbyteriss in this Western
country were in 10 need of Eastern
clerRymen. We are able TO supply every
possible field without any outside help.
IL was resolved to hold a decennial
meeting in 1856. commemorative of the
ten years during which the churches of
,, Washington Territory have enjoyed an
Independent Organization, Rev. u. +.
whitworth, the pioneer minister ON the
| Northwest coast, was chosen to deliver
an historical essay illustrative of the
early days of Pres by terisnIsm.
Enthusiastic speeches we're made by
Revs. John X. Thompson, W. b. Lee
aud L. q. Armstrong, condemning the
adoption of such designations as Snper
intendent of Missions. etc, by any
Presbyterian minister: equality il tue
foundation of Presby lerlaulsui, OF all
liberty. civil and religions. Rev. Mr.
Caldwell was received from the Pres by
terry of Oregon.
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KELLOGG & Al8;RTSos

\ TTORNEHAT-LAW. ROOMS
~ and s lesler-Lsary block. CORN.
Commercial and MIL streets, viii M.
iice in the supreme Court OF the unitss
states and all ths Courts OF Washinsros
Territory. 80
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Notice of Dissolution of
Partnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP HgRETnFuRv
extssitg between the un4erssg1rsa
under tie arm snse % C.lksas & Red.
dish. 10 THIS das dissolved rs mutual gs.r,.
sent. and the interest u ~ T. Re dish
: aeTSin has hsen - ! TO v ilfTeA Calksas.
doe I. Reddish retires frun sid fissa.
Al debt dne sAii tlrta are 10 b. Paid ,a
Nslfrea Gals ms and u iifssd csikias s.
s1mes al liabilities sgains said tsrn.
Niifktn CAs-kINS
}. r. REDDISH.
Seattle. W. T. Sept a. issA Ss
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rheumatism,

or Neural-ia, few bottles Of Ayers Sar-
sapariila VIII relieve and cure you. Alice
Kendall, 2iS fremont -. Boston. Mass.
writes: II have been troubled with Nell
ralgia. pain in the side. and weakness, all,i
have found greater relief from Ayers
SarsapaTilla than from any other remedy. -
J. c. Toiman, $50 Merrimack St. Lowell.
Mass, writes; I'm no other remedy have
l ever found such happy relief from
Rheumatism as in
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suffering ON the Labrador Coast.

OTTAWA, O3t. at is officially an
nouaoed that the Labrador fisheries
have proved faIlsre and that the in-
nAbitants are starving. The suffering
OF tue women and children beSgars ali
DESCRIPTION, little ones dying In the
arms of their mothers. Cold and ex-
pOsure complete the list of woes. The
q verument has acted With Promptness
aud Is hurryiD fuel and provisions on
board the steamer which will sail on
Monday. Several ships will De necessary
~ meet the demand. as the famine ex
tends along the entire asst.
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NE. I. T. MINOR HAS REMOVED
- his office 70 Frye's new Opera House
building. rooms Sas- and Z
Office hours: II m 10 y m; 2to SPIN
and TO sp m.
Telephone No. 81 auN
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Of danger By the condition Of your blood.
IS shown in pimples, b3o;cLes, b1ils. cr
diseo'OTaiions Of the skin; or by feelins
Of lznguor- iaiucei. perhaps. b. inactivity
Of the stomach, liver, and kidneys. you
should take Ayers >ar-lparilla. II viii
renew AMI i8vi-orate your blood. AMI
cause The vial organs % properly perform
t1s&s tunctianS. If you suffer from
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Dyspepsia,

but Ayers sarsaparilla effected ..rma-
Hent cure. Seven years ago my wife WAS
troubled with Goitre: two bottles Of
Ayers >arsaparilla cured her. and she hs,
never had any return of the disease. re-
gard this preparation as the best medicine
in Use for the blood B. Barnard WAR.
- Adams St. Lynn, Mass. writes: For
many years I suffered terribly from Ind.
gestion, Dyspepsia, and Scrofula. Almost
hopeless, took Ayers Ssr-
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F0rearmed

with Ayers Sarsaparilla, there need be
10 fear Of Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Neu-
ral=ia. Sslt Rheum, letter. Eczema.
CaiArrh, Liver troubles, or any of the
diseases arising from Scrofulous taints in
the blood. Geo. Garwood. Big Springs.
Ohio. writes: Ayers Ssrssparilla has
been used in my family for number Of
wears. l was constant sufferer from
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STEAMER TRAVEL, ETC.
For POns 0 thlrd and Warrington

. "a STEAMER HELEN. W. II.
Kills Master, beginning on
Septem er 7th, will lie ave Harrington s.
smiths wharf. Seattle, every Monday,
Wednesday and friday. at $50 a. m. for
Cleveland. porLs Orchard aud Washing
ton. Returning. leave Port Washington
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
al 9 a, M. and Cleve and at 1879 a. m ar
riyiRg at Seattle about II IN. au27dw
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AUCTION! AUCTION!

REING AN OLD AUCTIONEER OF
l. twelve years experience. and thor
eugn understanding the blsines-, / Of
fer my services 70 al needing then in
that line. will give my entire attention
70 business entrusted TO me. i will sell
real estate snd personal property at tha
shortest notice. in the city # sestt'e and
county OF King. X CHEADLF.
sci Seaffie posfeffica
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The sick anu afflicted. should nSt fail to call OF
him. The Doctor has visited the hospitals ei
Europe and obtained great deal of valusbi,
information when be Is competent TO Impair
TO those In need OF his services. DS. 61BBUN
viii make 90 charge unless he effects . cure.
Persons cured at home. Call or write. Al
COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential. SEM
ten dollars for . package OF medicine. Ad
dress DIR. J. +. GIBBUN. Box 1851, Ssn Fran
cisco, Cal. Mention Posr-lSrELLLGESCkR
spl6dY
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INTERESTING LAND DECISIONS.

Digest of decisions rendered BY the
Commissioner of the General Land Of
ice ard Secretary of tho Interior, re-
latng to the public land, prepared and
reported semi monthly for the Posi-
lsTELLIGESCER by Archibald Young,
attorney at law and practitioner Toe
fore the Supreme Court of the United
States, the Legislative and Executive
ID, psrtmeut, IN all matters concerHing
grants. Indian titles mines aud other
public lands. 0tioe 631 4 street, Wash
ington, ID. G.
PRACTICE.
Contest sustained against a party who
had purchased REIMBURSEMENT of entry
and instituted contest against the
same with a view of holding land until
be could at some future II ne enter IL
for sp oulaiive purposes. (Hasksy W.
Sshhcs, Acting 3 creGsEy, September ID,
1885
HoMEsTEAps
Claimant having voted Ia disiaKt
town during ht4 ailsRs q fssidepss ou to-,
land ara testified before Cart 81 Jos
tics that his hons 1aa there, his sBlTS
should be cana. iisa3. ESPECIALLY IA viss
Of b. fact shat be- nnly ss~Gs &C sssganai
vs " 10 the land. lfzgKn We. Jifsp,
As sBg SeeT' t2Ey. sept. l.e5
"a. o<ttismsnt 9p8D iana thin the
exterior tUundaries e pgivats land
olsim made priUr to hnsl approval of a
sArvrs excluding saen lAud Is Illegal.
Entries inadvertently allow q upon suou
iands u serve the tracts from other sp-
preparation. tMnrphy es al. VS.. Howe,
Acting See'y, Aug. "a 1861
INDIAN HoMEsTEADs.
Technical objections should not be
permitted to deprive Indians Of Mich
gan of treaty rights. Acting Sec'y,
Aug. 2ith. 1851
TIMER CULTURE.
A party will not be allowed to make a
second entry upon shown that be made
his first entry without examining tie
isEd and upou false repre- sentatIaus OF
an agent. lex paYte duncan, Acting
Seo'y, Aug. 81, 1881
MINERALS.
The Lind Department ia not estopped
from iuqairing into the validity of q
mining cisira by a decision Of the courts
on an adverse claim in favor of the ep,
plioant for patent. (Becbarts Q, III. vs.
Sizer. Acting Commissioner. sept. LIST,
1851
I'd. Issuance of patent may be pro
ceeded With by Land Otiiee npon the
fling OF waiver of adverse claim vita
out inqusrfng whether the suit instituted
thereon has been dismissed. Inaccura.
c,es IN Surveys may be corrected by tx.
sminatiops through office of Surveyor
General. (S,. Lawrence Misunderstanding
Go. va. Albion Mfg. Co., Secretary, Aug.
"a, 1851
PERCEPTIONS.
party who presents a relinquish-
meut of entry With application to make
a hont stead ehtry has a superior rieei
to q settler on the land. such settler be-
ine a trespasser at date Of reliDquish-
ment. tFalton Va. Price, Ses'y. Aug
=, 1855
I'd. sale Of land after anal proof nc
evidence of fraud Morley vs.. Bar
rows, Acting Sec'y. Sept. !, iso5.l
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Trn - The fast s;ternwheele
6 JOSEPHINE,
NIX HOWARD Sola N

ID. x. HOWARD. Sole Owner.
VIII. from date. car y the United States
mail on Hoods Canal. makilg semi
weekly trips to Seattle. Leaving sea
beck every Monday and Friday morning,
VIII touch at Port Gambl- for passengers
or freight, arriving at s attic in the
afternoon: reforming will leave Yesler's
wharf at u O'Clock every Tuesday and
saturday morning. taking the mail at
Port Gamble for ) abeck and Union City.
The steamer Josephine will leave sea
BAGS for Port Gamble every day except
saturday, to Ike passengers and freight
C,nai. jeA
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Probate Notice.

TERRITORY OF WASdINGTON. COUNTY
4 oil Ming, SIN the Probate Court Of said
King County.
No. so5-In the matter of the estate of
Donald Dfngvall. deceased.
Urdsr TO show cause on sale of real estate.
Granville v. Halter, the Administrator al
The esia,e Of Donald Dingxall. deceased, hav.
ing on Ills lsih day Of september, is s, filed
his petition herein, duly verified PRAYING for
an or er for the ~ ls OF all the real estate OF
which the said deeeasei died seized, for the
purposes therein set forth, and it appearing
10 the Court from the said petition that the
ptr~ona estate Of the said deceased ip The
ns nis OF he SAID Administrator, IL not SUM-
Gent 70 pay the claims seaiBsf the said estate
and the expenses Of the Administration there
Of. I'D thst il is necessary 10 sell al the RAJ
estate Of the said deceased to pay the ssia
Claims and sxDenses:
And II Appearing further t. the Court that
shr said petition OFF rms IL sll respects 10
n requirements Of the law. 10 is ordered by
NE Court iuSt al persons inieres ed IA the
Go ate the 50 d deceased appear before our
said Probate Court on
MONDAY. THE asrH DAY or ocrosFR
1885. At $50 O'Clock in the forenoon ef TIA,
day, n the Court Dom Of GU said Probat,
Court. IN the city of Seattle, In said King
county, sten AID there to show cause, II auy
ieey have. why the said O. der should mt ~
< Ant~d 10 the sad Administrator 10 eli Al
the real estate Of the said deceased. or 40 much
thereof As may be Necessary TO pay tee store-
sas5 Claims and exp uses
IL 10 further ordered tina, . COPY of thf.
order 10 shoS cause BE- pub isbei NJ least
four successive weeks before the said 80 dsy
Of Oct 'Scr. lss5. In the seattle wExxLr Po-r
lsIKIIIsEIScER. . weekly nsvspaper printed
and paosisAed In the said county OF KIN. aas
o senera circulation IN he sad anasy and
Tsrrftosy
Done In opsn Court this 18th day OF Sep
temeer. isoS- WH. ID WOOD.
Judge Of the Probate Courf.
King Oounty.s
Lwm- d. wood. Judge and eI-afscso ciert Of
TIA Prob sse Oourt Of said King county. do here
% esrtify thai tao foregoing - . iuli. true and
corrert oopy Of Al Original o-der 10 slcw cause.
made ~ orr said oo.,e Conrs ansi eoteT ~
Of n cord on the lsth dag OF September sss
IN TIE natter Of the estate Of Donald Dfse.
vail decessd
In e~fisaouy .hereof have herSunso 60.
ny band and AHxed the se1l Of cur ~.,si Pr,.
ost- Court this .sgh day ~ september. Iss6
NM- u. WOOD,
sxxI Judge and ex-ofscio Cl<rf on H.
:......: Proosss cougt rsstd
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81 HPftAkX LAsI>larfoN DE-
MANRaD.

The r~xi legislature shaeii pass a
bali cornpeliins al the citizzns Of klicx-
its, coonty u buy their goods Of Can-
IN ngs 4 Danear. As tbs drm sc q
ao9ds - much cheaper than nv otl 9
u o0Rhi 10 be made = criminal 4 ~. .
tor man with family TO xaste hi,
Substance by trSais elseuhsre.
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NOTICE

IsHk SPECIAL TAX ROLL or
school District No I. King cagnty.
W. T., i row IN my hands snd the taxes
are dur taer~oa. and the said ,ax~s. il nag
p&id within Sky DAYS frsta and after ths,
MSS DAY OF publication of thls nosi.e
RhaN be declared dciin9uenf aud hall ~,
rvtovcr d N he sane man or ard with
iess sane costs As other dssiir qnent tex :
o. said county ef kiss. WAsalngten Ter
rifory.
Pr bAished first the aih day Of srptcm.
Der. iS>A a. W. YOUNG.
Clerk OF School Dssivici Ne.
King county. ". +.
o1sioeA rooEu l. aP status IN Pos, build
ing. -
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Notice 10 Creditors.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
"A sgainsf the estate of Jerome Rutter.
fed. deceAsed- ave requssrec 10 inf.,r,.,
the undersigned. BY mail or othe wise an r.,
or before Dec l. iSs5. at seattle w. r In
order that sad claimants and myself m sy
confer a. e proceedings FOR the settle
Dat d Sept. 7, Iss5.
sssdwin o. D. BUrTERFIELD.
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TO THE UNFORTUNaTf
DH. GI.BONt

0isponsary No. az:
hearny street, Sar
Francisco. Estah
lished in 1854. fol
the treatment o.
Sc xusl and SesoinA
Diseases. such q.
GoNoRRHGA, GLEEr,
STRUCTURE. sYPHu
LIS in ali its forms
Ss.gTAL WEAKSEs,
and IMPor KscY
Loss Of manhood
perInauantlV eunx..l
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A
Tickets ssasd Hospital
viii
tra All o. tn Ear O
Medical sarses epi those Of contagious char
Al. on Fourth b1tv MiIAndJ
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THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY
FOR THE UPPER skAcIr.
stmr Glide c. w. coye, Maste

StmF Glide e. W. Cove, Maet0t
I EAvES YESLER'S WHARF ON
II Wednesday and Saturday, returning
Thursday and Monday. calling 1t stan
wood. Utsalady. Moss Landing, Skagit
City, Mount Veraon, Startling and all In.
terinediate points above. For freight OF
passage apply on board or to GEORGE
FOSTER on the wharf spl
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Knights Of Labor.

nUEEN CITY ASSEMBLY No. slla
N, X. of L., meets every "Wednesday at
30 p. m, In Masonic Hall. Visiting
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