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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-01-29
THE JUD. LAMOURE CONTEST.

If the statement made in the assncin-
ted press report relating 10 the contest
cases in the territorial council, tina, Hon.
Jnd. LAmonrc is to he disr' sscS>ch of his
seat in raymcn, OF al nId eruisc, he
true, il Will he one OF The most Infamous
oltragcs ever pcrpclra'cd in the name Of
representative government, Il lravcSIy on
justice, ana will forever stand the monu-
mental lnIamy Of the territorial council
Of Dakota. When the Press and Dako-
taian gave il rs its opinion that ,hc con
soidation and unity Of the southern
members IS manifested III the or",niza-
ton Of the legislature "ScnIc'l the fate OF
I.7mourc and Walsh whose seats wr,c
known to he contested, IT VS. not, it
seems, "rcckOning without i s host"
Whether il arrived at the concInslnn
from Information or from estimate nl the
qunlit les. Of the South Dakota rep 'rsrnt-
alton matters not. II Cvil.n,ly had the
key to the combination how, ,vrr il may
have obtained 1t.
The press dispatch states tina, the com
miitcc refused to consider tl,c question: of
illegal votes III Il certain township or to
admit the vote Of Pembina county. The
statement is to the effect that Mr. Ia
monrc was not permitted to make his
:.asn, Int tho ~rO,amiIie zee ,ioun.lGl lis re
port in favor Of seating ,l. contestant, {,
Mi wilson, on the fact iha: twelve
years ago .Juh I.amourc was u mcml"r Of
the house and took rnr, in nns,ing Hon
Il. T. Pcttigrccw from lha, body, and
two years ago last fall was somewhat
conspicnonsly instrumental at the Grand
Forks convention in defeating the re
nomination OF Mr. l'ctlierrw for delegate
in congress However ,lla, may be, it
should cut no figure whatever in the val
idly OF his claim TO a scat IN The present
council, and if it did in the slightest de-
gree influence the report OF the commit.
tee, as intimatcd, and that he is there
fore to Dc made sacrifice to l'r,tigrcw's
long bottled wrath, the injustice to hlm
and outrage upon the people Will return
sometime to torment the Perpetrators
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-01-29
llii. HOUSE.

Jan. 2G.-lhc house met at IL a. m.
Prayer by the chaplain, Eav. J.. Claire.
Mr. Williams presented a petition from
citizens Of Hurlcigh county protesting
against the division Of Enrlcigh county
by adding portion Of said county to
Kldder county, and still another portion
to Mclean county.
Mr. Steele said IN The year Isl? the
man,pulators from Bismarck went to
Iankton and took two tiers of towns hips
from kiddcr county. Kiddcr had loaned
these two tiers To Eurlcigh county for
assessment purposes. Owing TO the hard
times, he had asked for but one back
again, but now he should ask for both Of
them. lie could show by the session
laws that these ranges had been taken
from Kidtlcr county in the manner stat
cd.
Mr.. Mccall presented petition from
sc? citizens of Lawrence county Tor di-
vision of that county
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Mr.. VanOsdcl presented memorial
from cuizcns of Dakota to the legislative
assembly, asking that provision he made
for constitutional conventions in both
sections OF Dakota. The memorial was
ordered spread upon thy journal.
THE RULES.
The committee npon rules reported
against changing the time OF meeting
from IL to 10 Il m, and their report was
sustained.
The agricultural committee reported
favorably bill increasing from ten to
ninety days the term for fling lien on the
offspring of animals.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Spraguc fixing the per diem and
mileage of the county commissioners Of
Custer ard Pennington counties.
Mr.. Rice, providing 70, the collection
Of family expenses and other debts, max
ing debts chargeable 10 the scpcrate or
joint property Of husband and wife and
cutting down exemptions to $500.
Mr. johnson to abolish the board Of
county commissioners and establish IN
| the place thereof board Of county super.
visors.
Mr.. Smith, in relation 10 deposltins
dead animals or other ofral
MIR. Van Ostlel, to amend chapter 46
session laws of 1881, requiring fines in
cities 10 60 TO the school fund.
Mr.. Steele, authorizing special tax
levy in Steele, and TO amend thu charter
| of said city.
Also making the amouut OF insurance
written in policy conclusive as to the
amount Of damage in case OF loss.
Mr.. McCumber to amend chapter Sc Of
the special laws Of 1883.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-01-29

income for vic,ons purposes and lmagln.
ary pleasures which lend to ruin of char.
actcr and destruction Of the body. 1t is
better to nc called IL skinf!int than fool,
and il is much better than either TO be
Mother of these two classes.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-01-29
VOL. NO. 33.
MARSHALL MCCLURE. Proprietor
j. G. WARNOCK, Editor

THE homestead monument Iunacy
threatens to break out in our legislature
by memorial to congress on The subject.
The proposition comes from Mitchell,
from which place the scheme waa urged
upon congress last winter by few en-
thnslaaiic individuals. Abolt all the
harm there wnnlh he IN sUch a memorial
would be HE waste OF time and station
cry, and possibly might be used against
the territory as evidence that we arc IN
capah,c of cIf-govcrnmcnt.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-01-29
4 Talk with Mr.. Nickcn>.

An Alert reporter callcda the resi- trncc
of coucilman Nlckens yesterday in order
to get a little inside news from the capi-
tai. Mr.. Nickens received us in his us,l-
al kind manner and although no regular
interview was had some pleasant inror-
nation was extracted. In regard 10 the
LaNaurc contest case Mr.. Nlckcu> says
that lie IS well acquainted with all The
details of The affair and that Mr.. la
Mou,c was justly entitled to his seat.
That even the commltle. that reported
adversely upon his case did not when it
came to vote in the council have tho
gall to vote opposcdly. Although Mr..
Nickcus did not mention himself IN con
necton with the affair i, is learned from
other reliable sources that had il not been
for his efforts in behalf of the almost
vanQuishcd LaMourc that .Int rs lie is
called by both enemies and friends, would
have spent the remaining days of the scs
SION within the sollt,l,lcs Of pcmbna
county. But as it is .iud will continue 10
assist in holding the fort against the bonn
bsfdmcnt Of the rcDcilious south Touch
ing upon the Steele bill, which il is said
slices of row Of townships from the
west end of this county he said That he
would in no case suffer !, to be done if
there were any objections raised by his
constituency and that no one need feel
al b.,,, f.ua nf q
measure.
AS to the capital removal fight, Mr.
Nickeus SAID that while the southern
members were not feeling rs confident OF
success as they might have felt in a,
earlier stage Of the gan that they we're
not entirely dead as no doubt future de-
vclopments would prove, but that there
was no probability of the location of the
carital being changed tins session.
On being asked his opinion of the new
railroad tax bill, he SAID that he was as
yet undecided as to how he would vote
upon that measure but that when he did
vote he would vote as he thought would
be TO the best interests of the county.
He thought that perhaps there was no
measure ever brought before the legisla-
ture that was so hard to understand as
the railroad taxation question. lie said
he was in favor of taxing railroads and
always had been and that they were pay
ing taxes in this county now at the rate
Of &C, 900 per year. He stated that the
tax commission which was appointed
by the last Legislature Tor the purpose of
making the subject matter Of study ale
unanimously IN favor Of taxing ailrnads
according to gross earnings and that if
this SYSTEM Is adhered To that when
jamestown has a roa,i IN operation from
the smith The amonnt received from the
railraa,s Of Sutsman county for taxes Will
pay the running expenses OF the coun
" outside of school expenses.
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ss5sletu!at!0n With
:: the people that the capi;al removal bill is
laid to rest where il vii! probably sleep
the sleep that knows no waking. Thai
element o. dynamite ont OF tho Legislature
tho members Will be able to give time and
study to the demands Ct !hc various in
terests of the people, and when they get
through with these The next hest and
great service they can do their
constituents will be 10 adjourn
and allay any anxiety that might
he felt through tear Of bad Legislation
after all needed and gool laws arc pass
cd The Legislature Of Dakota may yet
redeem itself ard every mrmhcr lay for
himself the foundation stone OF immor.
tnlity.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1885-01-29

THERE seems TO be great diversity of
opinion among the members OF the legis-
latnrc on the subjcct OF amending the
exemption law, some being in favor
Of reducing the exemption to $3.50,
others 10 $500 for family sup
plies and retaining The $500
nenplionRgainst ali other 5sl!ens, and
Others in favor q (jning the law
s,a 1t is tded questla
G is nov kroba hility that:
), !; s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-19
ruE san rs.xc,sce sYSAw,rsxs

The dynamiters and Wild men OF Saa
Francisco have beea making themselves
sxscedinely conspicuous % late. II
their speeches and oonveTsat hons are
correctly reported. the msn whs make
them should be Distributed among the
prisons and lanatis asylnms OF Csllfor-
MIA. AZ every animal has It's parasite.
every form of society has iost sash
vrssched oateAsss Is these dynsmiisrs
and socialists 81 San FRANCHISES. Prob
ably there Is sSuas inscfasAhie rcason
In the divine economy Tea tAe existence
Of such eeings. bat one Is ts@psed to
wonder What that reason San be. Ne
nation 10 without saeh wretchss. They
sxisi in every eivilixsd land. aud prob
ably wherever any form Of eiyihx >tson
has been established. there are wresehss
With theories mnsa the sane as those Of
the SAa Francisco dynamiters.
As these fellows never have acclm-
plished anything IN America. It IL prols.
able that tbey never viii accomplish
anything. Always gloitine the death Of
their supposed enemies. they never Aili
anybody. Always plo,iiag the dcs,rae
zion Of property, they never destroy
any. They are Boosters and vspefcFs,
No cue ned stand In fear % bodily in.
iu,y Al their hands. unless. indeed, their
tsfernai machines seeaid h.ppen 10
sxplo<is By accident. Ia eae way. hew.
ever, thsy are . great iniary 10 any
sommaaity. Many god cause has
been sreashs into aisr~eass by the ALI
anee Of saeA rsseslS May . lsgs,i
mate movement in behalf 81 ,he wosk
tng Glasses hss failed because 10 hss
psssed frem The haads II wise and
peaessul msa int ,hoss u these pests
Of sessssy. II Is 10 be heged-mess ear
neatly sepesi-sAas TIE fact ef thess
Cemnonisis aAvsns Adopted the anti
Chinese esy w,h sss prove an "a Jury 70
The snsi Chinese eAase. TIE world nas,
nct sesfoasd the iass asd risAteea.
demands et tie people Of The fses6s
eoast With the frvnssed vapesinss d
voald ee sssassisS
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RRESiIIE.

NlADt4ln IhOfnA4 Ofank - now IN COM
mand Of the steamer PoIitkofsky.
N.v,, yasl.r La, hi, Jar>sy esv
-. s..,ns Shs .k,clsa a..
sr.s..S
=, Al. ps.,s. 4.
-. - -sni $500 -, ana w,II
w
'-li On SaAa
e..pssss Sc GUY o"s sns - 81 s,s
ea sss aes ~ o's' anu
iViSs'u~ sos ""e'
BARK Nsaantnnn, Captain fcye, ar
s,sea ~ ne Soana ss's' ~
"''n 81"
large crowd IL expscsso 70 oe pfes-
eat at toe anti Chinese meeting 81 me
andard shis evening""
An stjnsier arrived here Yesterday 10
sdlast Captain Thomas 0ransb loss ON
toe steamer wildwood
Hoasshrxak,uss ana rssheries are Of
frsuasn, escsurreace Of Victoria, the pa
pers having accounts Of them Ainoss
daily.
The bark Henry Baek arrived yssssf
dav morning.. and il dsschArsina freight
A. Ys~less ~nsrf. She v,n lsNd iumeer
a, Port RIsksly.
A ,.n~~,,. o,nvsn,,,p vas heia n
y,s,s,i. isss rassasS- vei,a 80 ar
sis,patrd IN bv Rev. A. h BAaks and
Ars 10 .raas. Of seattle
rA. .,Ax .,.s,,.,s. svainss A.
r,s,,,n, - ~ In ~o..a.n eoxa m
sns.,,rs-sns ~ sh~ aralnspos vcold
M. ,.ns m esA - a rroosrSv.
~ w..,. 49,. =. -. a..
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.ss..s.S =, ss.,,,,.s~,... -,,A ,hls .fs.r.
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soeses 49, ~ =
ace oox sho = ~ yW
s@ sea ever ~ ss1 ,rsn 90 .ns nne
OF tss =, q 3. ts'Nsa 1na s1s
e'ees os zoe Sssse h'a~ usAa'
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sau ~ 1ssSe rss. 80
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s as. sassSss s'ss ~
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The steam ssssener L-o gu MATE
/ Der usai sf1p On SasaAy. 10 ses boz Del
snxilisrs steam povss sorks she aAi
ss,x t~es, tsS fsosed prse~aSf. snrce
80 .ssn se..s - s - .ss y
eae'..x1' - VI" s'A ''~ NV ~
az " ''es ss ssa
SroSes =. Snpsca. fef1err rcstsl
s'ers 90 The uAA sieeusrs AID railroad
eeaSe~a ttesasis AID fsxsisn1. aAs
eeen spassased aS~ns fer Wells Fsrss
4 In al taesnN. eonisS frcm SS'okAns
Falls. sesre be has asee fer senne ese
pssi. Nj. simp~sa sss married . fee
seSks since
M~ssss RlassAsrd A Psr,rsa<e. In.
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eRArTLI, Dee. Is
Goaceil met. Preasnt: Mayor fesler
and Councifmea Cslligan, Earth. har-
-iue.on. Hall. ksenen, Lake. Mcdonald
Posf and foong
A p-ti,ioa frou Patrick Finn, pray
inc for ,ae e~sa olisomsns Of free soap
h-use by the sity. vss referred 70 the
Con mitsea on II -alrh and Police
The petision Of Charles Baker for the
opesine of Dep9s street vss referred 10
toe street Con uitsee y ID poser 30 act.
Foar collars poll tax collected froal
August AsbIhorn vas orcersd returned.
be being freeman
Report of the Park Commissioners
vas reserved. Is stated that the work
coutrscs, d 20 be doss in improving s.
attic Park. b I'd besa completed and ex-
auiued by the Commissioners. IL Vas
foasd TO he done in frss class STYLE, save
seeding the arouzd. which could not Be
done 81 present 10 recommended that
J.. ". Hunter be paid Sos On aceoont,
rsservina $40 TO b paid when the seed
ing vas done as required in the cen
tract IL also Recommended thst whit
vsrth 4 raoupsou be paid 50. j. b.
Me.ca fe e. 50, and the PosT-lSTELLI'
aEscxx k3. on Park account Ins re.
| D lfs O. rscsived. aud VAR Anis ordered
| drawn as Recommended
The Fire and Water Committee re-
ported saas tbs Spring Hill Water Con
pAny will extend its N Ans 70 bsntovu-
nreylded the eity wllI anthorizs toe
oil acins OF seven Plugs on tastf line es
tseen Pike street and Bslitosn. and
three plugs between Columbia ana PIX
l FAsNtrFf man a A.
that the civ enter into oootrsst FOL
| the supv,y ofswstsr. R-psrs adopted
The COMMITTEES on Fire and Wate
also repsrte fayorably on the report o
| Chief Of Fire Department, which
recommended that the laundry on Nil
street copducted by Hop Sing BE- de
clarsd a M sance- Report OF Coma
tee adopted aod Chief of Police direotec
20 sssts ths BuisaDee.
A petisioa vss presented by Lovmar
a Coli and Others, asking thas an ordi
nance be passed making it Q INSIDE
| manor TO deposit either coal or voo<
/ ashes in any wooden vessel OF box WITH
in not less than Is feet Of any wood
work attached TO any buildin9 withir
the cltv limits Of Seattle. The pstitlo:
vas granted, and The CITY Attorney "a
i IN s{f1cIBO b1O<Ait coCo ~ o.SsSe~~'
for the approval Of the Council.
| LICKNsna.
The following applications we're re
fsrrsd 10 the Oom uittee on Liesnses
Andrev Lunn. John Collins, 8. '
Schnyder, Oliver Bernard, Oscar A
Kranss. Frank Wilton. E. @. Siorah
James p. Tighe. NJ 4 X. Gottstein
Patrick Flynn. n. 8. Booth. Thomas
Morgan. Joe Francisco, l. j. Powers q
Co and Charles b. Sperry.
The following licenses we're orders
issued: Emil Davidson, II. :. Aeys
and John Bfannsn.
The Street Committee vas requests
10 give Q majority report at the ne1
regular meeting OF the Council IN re
gard 10 the Liucoln street br d9e.
Toe matter Of property marking %
site Of tne halk OF the burned sesame
Mississippi. vas referred TO the Con
mittee en- HArbor and Wharvss.
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A LoxAr.ur yrIe.

DUBLIN. Dec. l2-Ths Dzsh Express,
q consistent upholdsr Of the Loyalis,s
devotes q leading article tn 10 morning &c
picsusins ths oonseq aencss saiaa would
result from home rule in Ireland. II
she demands Of the Farnsilises are
granted and any such scheme OF home
ru,e 10 s:temp.sd ss Gladstone has beer
credited sith contemplating, the ar
be unlikely 70 teIlov. There sould b.
a rivalry between the friends of the old
regime and the parti<ans of the nev
order Of things. that civil strife could
tremisies vcrs preveotsd, u IL pesfectly
esrsaSn thss mere voaid be endless iric-
taon between the Imperial Governneni
and that Of Ireland.
aoAs RULE Pos IRELAND.
Lospos. Deo IS. - TIE exeitemsns
sAroushout 0reat Rsissin on the sasjsst
Of home rule foe Ireland sonsiooss WITH
eat abatement Nevspapsfs Of all
shsd~s Of octasoa and politics are arg
Tag Gladstone 10 soeak definitely N re-
gard 70 his paans rue lAis Premier in
rsspcase to Q seiegrsn ssnt today. ash
ing him for iufosnasion eth refsrease
70 IL lrtsh home rais sceeue. which IL
10 reported be has bad suadef conasdesa-
hoe for soms time. rsplted - foi-
lose: froo my paefe Declarations
~ Ehnoorgh respscsi % Ne govern
meat Of lrslapd yoa utll sesily -
have no fufthef GENERALIZATION q
make" ID viii b remembered that IN
The speech rsfsrr I'd 10. dslivsssd % No
vsmosr lth. b saaa. a efsss. u rspls
to PAroelfs Suggestion 10 give lccal
sif eevernment 10 ireland. that veer
be learns taroash eoastst9tsopsi chan
neis vess tho wishes 81 Ifelssd are. b
oil give then sttessfvs consideration,
eat that be e&oncs gain this knosiedSs
anth the ssv Pariiamsns mestA
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sxtiuguisoinR Ore vas " iected.
Connsilman Hall introduced the fol
lowing resolution. which Vas adopsed:
Resolved. That is 10 the sense OF this
Council that q road should be construct
cd from some peint 10 south Seattle TO
the head of Ssattie Bay.
The City Surveyor, IN copl1nssion
with the Street Committee, vas IN
structed 30 examine and report u son the
most practicable route for sucn q road 70
she tesd Of the bay.
The usual ordinance to appropriate
pooey for the payment of audited bulls
vas passed, after which the Council ad-
loorned.
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Dissolution Notice.

THE CoPARTNERSHIp HERETO
Seattle and A. Korn of san Francisco.
under the name and style OF J. Schrsm
& Co. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. AL outstanr ing claims OF the
hrn are TO b. paid 70 J. Scasam. who siso
pays al OF the firms debts.
J. SCHRAM.
Dec. 10, lSSA A. kORN.
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LsSrvRs ~ NAScsSk &. wHErx =
TIE n. b, CAaFea ~ss slasi lssi svsaias
vita 81 sadisnSe ssthessd to hear frsa,
Mss Nsresssa 4 White. Of Gave C4ss
fsnnss wanna. . temperance lxctarx.
Mites waite came ~ rrSfoo~e - aas
mortsl reas Nv tie ". q q. L. II WSsA,
tagtsn TERRITORY "a the SStsaasl Usien
She came Akzhly r~eaaasead~d. sud the
ftse0ds ~ sesoserSnes exceeded Der 4
eoraaal ~esssnas, fAss eo4d = uae<asns
81 the ladies EAiAs al 80 n IA 10 zoe
~. & Caareh. and &c Saaasy ~ 5 n "a.
Miss Waite wtil aelivss s~etare IA lss
krs Ia. SsS. H. l. 4 sapsstS -era a
in2 lns ssasteAs prags2an. Tes aecsar.
81 tssa evening s2s Fare&s seaeatsas il
Us eataFeA ard e~nexoss faa4 % xsA,
tissses aad scs~nisfls lnvesaae AsseaS "a,
gsvea 10 TIE aGSasers in pssSsSAs a.
ENTERTAINERS easHasx Mss Nate ~ssS.-
ssAlls delegated Ia The idea tAaa wNsa
tngtan Tertiary hss pAssaSA in ass
ersesA Of lis L<gssiAsurs the Aesa Ia
for the guEsSsse 81 las4stasing sAe ssasy
81 hygt%ne Ia rxlstlAn - sntsap rAsss
IN aaE paeste seAoals, taSt has YEA ess<z
made lac. ksarte<a Saaa~s af Sssl
Cetea aas eeey sash Axs Alss Naas,
10 a PLEASANT aud earnest sp~ases, ana
VII 10 doas, psese a grval asis ~ tns
tssepsraaee Advocates Al tAis sisy And
Territory.
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Please Return.

WILL TIE PERSON WHO TOOK
w from the ladies' cloak room. AZ the
81 ing Rink. last Wednesday night. g
valuable fan Of gray ostrich feathers,
please leave the same AZ this ONCE or
with George q. Lyon. J. p, st his Office
on wash n gtsn street del9
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NOTICE.

THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEET
ing of 81. Johns Lodge. No. g Y. s
A. NJ, held At their hall tn day (Dec-
lsl. At II o'clock M. for the purpose OF at
tending the funeral OF our late brother.
c. W. Hemisphere
All brethren in good standing are In
vited to attend
i9I ID. r. WHEELER, W. NJ.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Situation Wanted,

4 STEADY, RELIAB MAN
"A Wishes Q position in any capacity 10
not AFRAID of hard work or long hours is
Q good penman with . fair comprehen-
sion Of general business; Is also q conpe-
ten, teamster. Address p. e, this
once. dels 3
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Umbrella Lost.

AT THE BAZAAR, IN THE SKAT-
"A ing rink, . new black silk umbrella
was lost. II the person who took il will
return il TO my offioe l will give him the
one left in its stead.
del9 J. H. McGRAw.
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Nxx BLOOD, Nrv LUE--This Is Oh
,siaed BY using Plumbers Blood Puri'
ier. For sale everywhere. 81 per Bot
tie. sir for s..
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wruna.xx rsox xTpprs.
uLn SoT AssrKHp.

A resident Of SANTA h1sa ia'ei, com-
planned TO the police that his poultry
sas being stolen; bas when ths tniel
vas discovered, II proved 10 De nis
ogp son.
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WANTED.
For Rent.
GEO. W. CRANE,

Washington Territory Employment Bu-
reau. near corner Commercial and
Washington streets, Seattle. DIV
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WILL EOS@kIG8 $40
PurI1rop-Lrs. Dec ls.-Ihe Aus
TRAN agent hss notified Prince Ale1an-
der that the military coumssaos ~
deuArcaie the line between segsA M
Bulgaria viii consider the victories ano
defeats o. both belllgereHts- ne 49,
-svs that Servis and Bulgaria VIII nO'
be represented % the esmnlssaon-
vryHDgAvx TRox vIDDN-
LONDON, Dec ls.-A report mas oeeu
received here that tue Seyviaz TROOPS
have been withdraw from the ~iooin
district.
PrAcr SoT AssrKxp.
vrKxxA, Dec. ia seni ofncial oul.
lesIn issued at Niss yesterday says snA'
peace u not assured. Bulgaria de-
mapds that Servis shall evscoAte tes
Widdin district. King Milan considers
this an unfair request S-fyia seeks an
armissice and peace for poiitcAi lra
sons, bat il they are not obtained she
will continue the var 70 the issf ef
trepity. She will, however, vail onii
he enemy takes the offensive.
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bed ~ see kdsneafg >Aloes. Ssetasss,
tAst "Wednesday. Messhsr easssa o.
ueaskss vas We sAass u ess death h
q ss<tAAn.