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SUMMONS.

Tn TIE DIsfRIOr COURf or TIN
j. Third Judicial Distrios Of WAshingtcr
Territory, holding tarlns 81 Seattle IN King
county. for the counties 81 King and Kissap.
No. 49t1--oriliA a. oEsswell, plaintiff, Va
Rufus y. oEeswsil saa y. Z. Long. defend.
Complaint ,ied In the county Of King. m
the once or he olark Of ssid District Court.
The Usited States Of Asnerica sead gresfino
TO Rafas n. oresvsli add 4 .. Long. de.
You are hsrsbyr required to appear In an sctsor
brought aeainst yon By the above named plain.
til In the Districs Court Of the Third judicial
pistrist Of the Territory Of Washington, hold.
ing terma - the city Of Seattle, In the county
Of King. for tbs counties Of King and Eitsap,
and 70 answer the complains hled therein,
within sixty days from the dAae 81 the nrsi
publication o. this eHmmons, sr Judgment iyy
default will Be taksn against you, according
10 the prayer o. the complaint.
The said action 10 brouaht 10 obtain do.
neny existing between the platinum and The
dsfsrdAns, Rafus n. Crsswell, and fair d.
vision Of the property q the said plaintta
an6 TIE sAid defendants, Ruus n. Crcewsll
and the custody Of the ehiidrsn u add palm.
tn and dsfeadsnt. Ruhls 4. cresvell, award
ed 70 plsiotif. with lmissbie provision for
iheir maintenance md educatton and also %
abtain . iecrss that said defendant. Il. Il
Lang. make such ccnseyMnces a. ths Court
may direct Of the PROPERTY named IN the
ccmpla nc, o. any other property vnicn be
helds % trust for said plsfnlif and def-adanL
nnfas n creswsA. or either OF en-, ana for
sash ssd fasthsr relief - the plainslR d ca
Witness TIE Hon. Roger 8. Grsens. yuiee Of
--~>-, ths said Districts court, snd The zeal
ssAz- ,hsEsSf. this tn dsyof April. a. p.
t-~--' l63&s
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Elaine Street Extension.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN "
~ the ewnors Of The land Within the
assessment district created BY Ordinance
No SIS, entitled An Ordinance for the
exit nsion OF Elaine street and TO provide
for the condemnation Of rsalestafs neces-
sary therefor to appoint one assessor Tor
the purposes set forth in said Ordinance
No. 6sS and file said appointment IN writ-
ing with the undersigned ON or BEFORE
June 6, 1885. at o'clock p. M.
X. 8. OSBORNE
Clerk Of the city Of Seattle.
First publication OF this notice, NAY q.
1855. AVe-
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
] Judicial District OF toe Territory Of Wash
ingson. kcidiug terms 81 Seattle, In King
county, for the counties Of King AID Kitssp.
No. i474-John n. Frink, plaintiff. We. Q. J.
asrlsD0, defendant.
Complsins fled in the county Of King. Ia
the once Of the Clerk 81 said District Court.
ruR Uxrrsp srsrss o. AMERICA sRSB GREETING
Toe. J. Garland, defendant.
You are hereby required TO appear In an &c
ton brought against y q BY the above named
plaintiff, 10 the District Court Of the Third
judicial District Of the Territory q WASH
in gton holding terms 81 the city Of Seattle, 10
the county Of King. for the conatles Of King
and Kltsap, and 90 snswsr the complaiut fled
therein within sixty days from the date OF the
first publicssjon on this summons or tudg ment
by default viii be taken against you, sccord-
ing 70 be prayer Of the complaint.
The said action 10 brought TO recover the
sum Of si24s Is. with interest on ssid sum
nom the 2sth day Of December. tsSt. At the
rate Of one per cent. PER month, on certain
promissory note, duly made, executed and de-
livered by said defendant h. the First National
Bank Of Seattle. on the 29th day Of October,
1854. whereby the said defendant promised 70
pay The said First National Bank Of Seattle
the sum Of si24s rs one day after date, with
interest 81 the rate OF one per cent per month,
no Ia-t Of which said pr0missory noe has
been paid except the sum Of SIS, interest, on
tue 29th day OF December. 1854. and which
said promissory note was. b,fore the com
mencement OF this action, duly endors d, IS
signed add Transferred to PLAINTIFF who Is now
the lawful holder and owker ef the same.
And aso, for . second Gauss OF .ctisn, 10 re-
cover the sum OF $3.50. With interest flom the
18th day Of March, 1855. on q balance Of 90
count for machinery manufactured for and
sold and delivered 10 said de eadan.. At his
special inssauea and requeef. BY the Wsshing-
ton Iron works Company, between the 80eh
day Of July, 1884, and the 10, day Of Mar b.
1855, which sid balance Of account vas, By
said wsshington Iron works Company. before
the CONNIE cement Of this aciion. duls 80.
signed, transferred and set over 10 psAintif.
who Ia now tho lawful hesder aud owner II
the same.
Witness the Hoo. Roger 8. Greene, Judge Of
49, the said Dlstrict Court, ard As seal
ZEAL Thereof, this 18th day Of May, A. d.
49,, 1855.
JAMES sEAvEY, Clerk.
By JAMES P. Ludlow, Deputy
Burke. Haller B Rasin. Attorneys for Plain
tia.
F.ata Of arxs rnnisnaty,, M.v IL fses
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Dyspepsia,

but Ayers SGsapsrilia effected perna-
nent cure. Seven years ago my wife was
troubled with Goite: two bottles Of
Ayers sarSApariIla cured her, and she has
never had any return Of the disease. ire
gard this preparAtion n the best medicine
10 use for the biOod.p B. Barnard WAR,
Is Adams ST.. Lynn, MISS. writes: |" For
many years suffered terribly from Indt
restIon, Dyspepsia, and scrofula. Almost
hopeless, / took Ayers siar-
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Establishment Of Howard
Street.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ the owners Of the land within the as
sessment d strict created by Ordinance
No. CSC. entitled An ordinance e-tab-
fishing public street TO be called How
ard street. and TO provide for the condo m.
nation of real estate necessary therefor.
10 appoint one assessor for the purposes
undersigned, ON or before June 8, iSS5, at
O'Clock D. m. 4. s. OSBORNE.
Clerk of the city OF Seattle.
First publication Of this notice. May IS
1875 ties
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Rheumatism,

or Eeuralgia, few b1ttles Of Ayers sar-
.sDariIlA viii relieve and cure you- Alice
Kendall, 2lf Trenort st., Boston. Mass,
writes: al have been troubled with Seu-
rAlZia, pain In tlse SIDE, and weakness, and
havs found greater reIief from Ayers
ssrsaparsIia thaa from any other rernedy.r
,. c. Tolmnn, 80 aerTinack r., Lowell,
Mass., writes: g In no ether remedy have
I ever found such a hsppy relief from
RheuunssIhm a. In
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PrLEsf PILEsi Plies;
A SURE ouRE FOUND At LAsT-So o.
MIXED sUFFKR.

=
Mixed SUFFER-.
A sure cure for Blind. Bleeding, Itch
ing and liberated Piles has been dis
covered by DIR. William IAN Indian
Remedy, called DR.. williams Indian
Pile Ointment. A single box has oured
the worst chronic cases Of Is OF 80 years
standing. No one need suffer i've min
utes after applying this wonderful
soothing medicine. Lotions, instru-
naents and electuaries do more harm
than good. Williams Indian Pile Oint-
ment absorbs the tumors. allays the i'm
tenee itching particularly at night aft
or getting warm In bed), acts as poul-
tiee, gives instant relief, and is prepared
only for Piles, itching Of the private
parts, and for nothing eIse.
Read what the Hon. J.. n. Cofiinberry
of Cleveland says about DIR. Williams
Indian Pills Ointment I" have used
scores Of Pile Cures, and Il affords me
pleasure TO say that have never found
anything which gave such Immediate
and permanent relief as DR.. williams
Indian Ointment" For sale By all
druggists, and mailed On receipt Of
peics--el- Sold by A. B Stewart Seattle
FRAxrxR MKDTuHx Co., Prop'rs,
Cleveland, o.
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Notice OF Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.
gsrrxD STATES DmrsIcr LAND oErIoE,

UNITED STATES DfHEE1Cf LAND OfF1Ok,
OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON TxRAfToRY.l
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
IN compliance with the provisions Of the
Act Of Congress approved June 3. 1878, emit.
tied can Act for the sale Of Timber Lands In
the States of California. Oregon. Nevada and
Washington Territory" JOHN PULyER, Of
skagit county, Warrington Territory. has this
day fled in this once his application 20 pur.
chase the 8 y Of NE 4. NE I Of Sc I and
81 Z Of NV 4 Of aection No. II. In towI-
ship No. Is north. range No. sssst Of the VIII
iaTnette Meridian.
Proos In suppors OF said application win be
made before the Clerk Ct the Dlstrics Court,
a. snohomish city. snohomish county. W. r.,
Jals Z 1885. at O'Clock D. m.
Any and all persons claiming adversely tbs
said described land. or any portion thereof.
sre hereby required TO aie their claims In this
once within sixty t60i days from date hereof
Given under my hand, az my once In Olym-
pia, ". T., this 18th day ef April, AID. 1876.
JOHN Y. CONVEY,
apa3je15 RaGister Of the Land once.
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A FINE Doe.-Jennie McGregor is
the MANS Of the very pretty Scotch
Collie received yesterday at Ridge Lawn
Poultry Yards from Summit Avenue
Collie Kennels. Michigan. Jennie is
one Of the finest bird Collies that ever
crossed the Rockies, being By imported
Woodlark 1861. from imported Elite
1l,S77, T.. K. @. B. b. In a letter TO Mr..
Turner. Mr.. Armstrong says: We
keep Woodlark and Ettie at work in q
big sheep farm all the time, and they
will handle flock Of sheep better than
twenty men could. You can boast of
Jennis's breeding there Is no better
either side of the water These High
land Collies, so highly praised by Burns,
are very useful animals, and but for
them. sheep raising in the Highlands of
Scotland would be impossible, or at
least Improbable. Stables has very sp
propriaiely said Of them: They are
the king of the canine raes--the honest
Highland Collie. The Newfoundland
may be prime minister, bat the Collie
Is king" They are the servants Of the
shepherd and drover par eresllsnce, but
II there lie any one IN want of faith.
full, intelligent, trustworthy servant and
companion, let him get Scotch Collie ;
there Is scarcely anything they win not
learn
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what she Tacoma Papers said absss
the DefsAs % the Tacoma afne.
The game Of base ball between the
Seattle Reds and the Tacnnas. at the
fair grounds In this city yesterday, vas
almost devoid Of interest, owing 70 The
great difference in the strength of the
two uinea. Alttlongh ths Tncornss had
very little faith In their ability 60 beat
IN the game, they were sesroeIy IRE
pared for q eomplefs walk sway. Tbs
Reis played with oar boys great deal
OF the Tina a. q cat would with q
mouse, let.snQ thea an the bases with
runners. and lost when they hnd hopes
At eetttne few tailiss, they would, BY
little clever playing. put the slide cut.
The Seattle boys came M prepared =
bet some money, bat they found few
taksrs. evsn when they ofersd tws 10
ones-Leigsr.
Contrary TO expectations. the hass
ball match Saturday between the Sc
attic and the Taeossa ninss, resulted in
an easy victery for the former. A spe-
eies 0f intimidation sseus to have
taken Possession Of . few Of the Taco
ma bofs Al the last moment. and moth
inc like legitimate effsrt 20 save she
DAY Gas made. while tie SEATTLE Reds
undsniaely pisy very good game. yet
thers Vas nothing n tkeir Fizyina SAT-
urdsy TO Indicate any Superiority over
The Tacama boys when af thsir best.
The frEquent changes In the nine aad
tes comparative newness of seuns Of
TIE men we're few Of the 0uses that
affiliated against the hone Eirs's sue
eess. but hy the time the next game d
played. u e confidently expertsa the
nine VIII have become firmly oreanizsd
AID thorouekiy drilled, and tha score Of
saturday viii be reverssd.--Esss.
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Forearmed

with Ayers ssrssp4rlla, there need Be
no fear Of Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Seu-
rakzia, sab Rhsum, letter. Eczema.
cGsrTh, Liver troubles, or any Of the
diseases arising from scrofulous tziuts In
the blood. Geo. Gsrwood, Big Springs,
Ohio, writes: Ayers sGrsaparillA has
been used IN my family for . number Of
yesrs. Twas q constant sufferer from
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U.s Lam orslas = oIrzs, AZ. 2 :

Us LAID oFyIos Az 0zrsxvlA. =. =
April y. 49,
N. TO James Rsnkis aod ali whaz1 4 -! ~
scnesil. Notice = hereby givea ~, ,s,i.s:ss.
70 make nnsl prof before si,e Bse:i1M
Resolve, 81 their ofnos, m olymp&s
% Thur day, the 1ith dey q Jnne, u
on Prescription D. Q. No. sss5. fns ~ II. 7.
4. and y = Of NE 4 u ssctt,n q igWns'R
noFth, ranss es=t
He nirnass - witnesses: lo-sph n<s -
MarszaIi % Tacoma. ". T.: ard kep99
ing, d. W. Inelis 81 slsughtes. y. t..,
JOHN v. COVE
fyqf,fsf Rarfr3er AZ fke Lard u&rA
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MISCELLANEOUS
FIaiue Street Extension.

NToTTCE rs HEREBY GIVEN 70
N the owners Of the land aPpropristea
6y Ord nance No. e5S. enfiklta An JUL
nance for the extension OF Elaine strees
snd 10 provide for ths condemnation o.
- 49, necessary therefor 10 appoint
one sssessor for the purposes set forth n
IA ordinance No Is. and nle SAID APP
roinrmsnt IN writing W IN the undersign-
al N o. before June 6 lsSA e. O'clock
- = - - n. 8 OSBORNE
Clerk Of the city OF Seattle.
Esr.s r,nhlieaficn Of this notice. May =,
,ssS 27ue9
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IN TIME o. PEACE PREPARE VOC

Scarcely any doubt exists In the mihds
Of scientific men about the appearances
Of cholera In this country another sea-
son. The extent and virnlenas of the
disease viii depend entirely upon the
sanitary condition Of the country and
the physical condition Of the people.
Perssns in perfectly healthy eondi-
ton have little 70 fear from its sp-
proach. DR.. Koch, of Berlin. in hls
resent writings upon sbs subject, says:
Under ordinary circumstances, She
baniiii, introduced By the mouth. are
destroyed in the stomach. but given q
dsrangement Of this organ dns to ar
rors Of diet or other causes, and the
bacillus b enabled 10 escape the action
Of the acid gastric juice, and 20 reach
the alkaline intestinal 1uid, where Il
poiifsrates, sets up irritation, diarrhna,
and all tba typical symptoms OF ohoi-
eraie seixure.h De Haven's Dyspspsia
Cure Is . remedy that supplies the acid
that i wanting in the digestive juices
Of . deFaneed stomach. sample bottles
free 81 A. b srzwARr's Drug Store.
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F0reWarned

Of Danger BY the condition Of your blood,
as shown in plmpies. blosebes. t'oiis, or
dlseosorxtieEls Of the skin; or b. ; feeling
Of l2ngupr, tDdssced, perhaps, b. issrtisity
q TIE stomach, liver, and kidneys. you
shoEId take Ayers saEssEariIs- II VIZ
renew snd insfsorafe ycur blood, and
esuss the vital sggsns 10 properly perfoEE0
thsir functions. II you suffer from
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Ro,lin Street Extension.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To
~ the owners OF the land appropriated
by Ordinance No. eco. entitled An Ordi-
nance for the extension Of Rollin street,
and to provide for the condemnation Of
one assessor for the purposes set forth In
said Ordinance No $50, ard file said ap-
pointment In writing. with the under
signed, on or before June q iSS at 4
o'clock D. m. e 8. OSBORNE,
Cletk Of the city OF Seattle.
First publication OF this notice. May %
1895. tfe&
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Notice Of Final Proof.

Us LAND ovyIcz Al OLYMPIA. W. T.,
Nay Is, 1885.
Notice n hereby given tina. LOUIE Ia
HALTHkAT has AID notice Of intention 10
make anal proof before the Judge, or In his
absence, the Clerk of the District Court, Of
bis once, In Seattle, W. T.. on Thursday, the
25th day Of June, A. D. 1855, on Home
staad application No 1Tss. for the los and
81 4 o. ew I Of section 81. townsAip "a
north. range g east,
He names e. witnesses George W. Tib.
belts, james Bush, J. Smith Esd J. p Berry.
I'll Of squsk. ".
JOHN y. CONVEY,
mv2l ta1h Hasnefar Of thu and klffsra
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Tue sick and afiiictsd should nos 10 : al :
him The Doctor has visited he Asafhh 4
Europe and obtained great deal Of nluSA
information which be 10 competent 10 lmsln
70 those In need OF his services. IN, aIB8r
win make no charge unless be efschi ssa
Persons cured at home. Gall o. sriie N
communications strictly cosAds,til. asa
ten dollars for Q package OF ne3icins. A.
dress DIR. J. ". GTBBON. Box lozf, IA Fsrs
cisco. Cal Mention PosT-lNrELLtalucAA
anl6.fR
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PROBATE NOTICE.


FrERRIToRY or WARRINGTON. couN
9 Of King. sit--in The Probate Court Of
said King County.
Ne. g7e-In The matter Of the estate Of
James :. CLARKE, eecoased
Order % show eause Why distribution should
not BE- made.
On n adlne and aling the petition Of Harriet
tAte Of James y. Clsrke. deceased, setting
forth that the said estate q nov In proper
cor ditton 70 BE- closed, and that portion Of
the residue Of the said estate remains 10 be
nnally distribattd amens the persons en.iiied;
II 4 now ordered By the Court here tbst ali
persons Interested IN the said estate Of The
sai1 James y. Clarke. deceased. he and appear
before the Prelasa Court Of King county, 10
Nashlngtoo Territory, q The cours roam Of the
said Court. IN the city Of Seattle. In Tie said
couniy. on
Meaaay. she assh aay OF June,
AZ eleven o,eieek q. M. then aad there 10
sheH cause ltf Any thug hatel way . decree
ef t3stffbusson shonld net be made Of The
residns Of sHid estate smcns The persons euti-
tied secording % law.
ortes o show cause Be pnbiished once each
week Ter fons successive w1eks before the
said 18Th day Of June. issS. In the snAr.
III WnkK1sf PoaF-fNsaILIaKxcER. . weekly
nssspsper Rxinssd and pGessshed In said King
county.
Dons In opsn Court this lash day II May,
fssA wa. d. WOOD.
Jadgs Of the Psobsts Court.
Kiae ecunty. a.
4 VIVA. D. weed, gaaea and sx-eascso Usrs
81 aAe PROBATE Cur Of said Hing cUaafy. 40
hereby s<fstfy thst ths fsregeing b faf9.
tfae esd correct eopy 81 - oriaipsi tsrier %
show ssasE, grsnseA By cor mid Prpests
Chart Msy u. I SIS. IN the matter % the ezta.e
a. Sames a. Clarke. deceased
.e-ssss: In testimony wk<reof have
sEAL /: harsuste 80 my ksaa and ssnxed
.........s ths sal Il eur aid Prahsse Court
this is,h daf u Ma, iss&
wM. y. wooD,
Suase sxd en- aEsefe cierx q tie Probate
oosrs 81 King county. h wsehiagtoa Terri
tory. ue1efd
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eyrR PReprerfsx vERsVs HARD
TIMES.


kDrToR Per-ISTEILraxScza
IL 1. NOT an uncommon Ocenrrence TO
,esr the remarks that /" the cause OF the
urgseut hard tirnes IL over prod0ctioos
mat the eransries and EnAn1facsorles
ars full 70 overhogin9, and hence no
demand for labor. and therefore the
hard times.s Careful business men fAA
into the habit Of making this and Gaai-
lar remarks, without. ss II seems 90 me,
giving the matter the same careful
thoaeht and ssndy that they would
business proposition which they could
control or direct. A little observation
and q few moments tbo12ht, u seems
10 me. would show them that while TIE
zranaries and manufactures are over
laden, thousands, yes. we may say mii-
iioss of people. are upon the verge OF
nakedness and starvation. Would teey
not very soon use up the over preduc-
ton If they had the means to purchase
il. and would net then the manufacto-
ries and other nov dormant industries
START up again, and labor be IN demandf
Permit me TO offer the following from
Ths gatioaaI Tienr, Of Washington. ID.
O.. "A a more correct answer TO the
cause Of the present hard times which
this n atom 10 snf ring, VIZ:
According 70 the report OF the
United States treasurer, there u IN
cold. silver, fractional coins, green
| backs and National bank notes. about
SO Ger eap:ta in this Nation. OF this
ausouut there is $4z5.000,0 600 in the
| Treasury, and the Administration have
| decided that of this amount $450, 000,-
| Geo must be held in the vaults There
is in bank reserves about $4,000, 900.
making $500, 900. 900 Of actual, counted
money; then of the $346. 100000 of
/ Rreenbacks estimated, IL is safe 70 say
not over $500 000, 600 are left, $40. 600,
600 having beeL lost and destroyed. of
toe National bank notes, not less than
$50 .0O0,0O0 are also destroyed. There
are in Canada, West Indies, Mexico and
South America, pro ably net less than
$50 100. COO of the moEey which IL ne
ported in this country simply because II
was once issued. Then of the gold
silver, nickle and copper coins, not less
than $40 600 taken for use in the
arts and lost in ocean, lakes, rivers and
other inaccessible places then there ii
an item in the Treasurer's report Of
$6,000,000 fractional paper currency
which is not and has not for years beer
Ia circulation az all. making $622 600.
OO0 which 10 not In circulation and o.
no more benefit to the business of thii
country than if it had never existed
which would leave about $ll.50 pei
capita il all the balance was IN olrcnla-
ton. but the truth is that half Of ii d
hoarded-much Of IL purposeiy-by thu
speculaiors, for the purpose of depres 9
ing prices therefore we see that VI
have only about IS to 81 per capita with
which to do the business of this coun
try. No wonder there has been ovel
10000 bankruptcies in the last year
and more in one week than In 1865, sc
and 81, whep we had $50 per capita"
The people, Mr.. Editor, have an In
terest in asoertaininG the real cause OF
the present hard times, and the fore
going is offered them as the other side
Of the question. NJ. 8. BoorH.
SEATTLE. W. T.. June 8, 1896.
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The Best saive Ia the world for Cuss
Bruises. Sores, Uloerz. Salt Rhsam, Fe.
ver SORES, rettex, Chapped hands, Chill.
blhins. Oorns and ali Hkin Eruptiuns
and positively cures Piles. or No pay no.
quirsd- Il b guaranteed 10 give perfecl
satisfaction. OF mssey refunded. Price,
3 cents pr box For sale b. A. b,
6tswAxt.
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Lam orr1uxAT OLYMPIA. VT.
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D0fth o. inc bdlIcl WO1V1Ss
ESOR MANUFACTURING AND RESI-
II oenco purposes this property cannet
be beat. Extensive improvement now
underway: prospective raiirosd and saw
Mill. coal bunkers and shipyard. toa great
exfent embraces Minors addition, which
viii certainly guarantee safe ano large
tracts adjoining Smiths Cove. Prices
Low ferrr1s easy. GEO. DORFFEL-
Ofilce with W, Finley Hall. Stones build
ing, Front Ct. p. o. box 40. myl6