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facture of wine !under the internal

facture of wine !under the internal
revenue laws.
Evergreens were thoroughly dis.
cussed by MIR. Mckee, who recon-
mends the Chinese, or Blota family.
his favorites-the Golden and Nv,
bridd. OF the pine family, only one
variety does well.
The Japanesepsr3immon wa streat, d
by Colonel Ross, of Pilot Point,
and other members.
MIR. Johnson, OF Dallas, has received
some seven varieties as grown bv
Texas hOrticultursllsts; also has
fruited them himself. The secretary's
correspondence with the secretary of
! the Japanese Horticultural Society,
brings to light AZ varieties. The fruit
Is large and lucious, and quite an ar
| tlcle OF commerce in Texas IL sue
| ceeds most admirably.
Upon reconSidering the vote for the
next meeting place Fort Worth was
substituted and carried.
The president appointed the follow
ing gentlemen as an executive com
mittee: Rev. j. w. Brice, Terrell; W.
n. Stevens, Forney; Il. w. Krkpat
| rick, Mckinney; Captain w. w. Ross,
Pilot Point; II. C. Stevenson, Dallas;
Mr., Robert Drum, Fort Worth.
Tho reconsideration OF the Keller
and Laconte pears ellcted much DIS
| cussion by the entire membership pro
and con, many growers havin& such
confidence in their success as 70 plant
thousands for the market. Others were
much opposed and saw nothing in
tho flavor or productivenoss of the
fruit TO give it favor with the people.
The usual vote of thanks was passed
to the citizens OF Terrell for hospitable
treatment, and the president and sec
rotary for theh efficient services, and
to j. w. Brice Tor his zeal IN the cause
The great regret OF Terrell was that
the Normal School, prospective cleo,
ton, and other sacred interests, dis
tracted and divided her people too
mach to render the support ard cheer
she so heartily would otherwise nave
done. The meeting was grand sue.
cess and promises 10 be productive o.
great benefit to the people of oul
State.
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THE TEXAS KILOGRAMS.
DROWNING AT PALESTINE,
rbc Texas horticultural Society at Ter
rell-suicide mt Temple-The Har-
ris Habeas Corpus Case
at Sherman, Etc



LAMPAsAs, July 30.-[Special. This
morning about 10 q. m. news reached
the city that man had been found
drowned inIthe large swimming pool at
the Hancock Springs. A jury Of inquest
was empanelled and proceeded to hold
an inquest. II seems that he went
in,o the bath-house about 7 O'clock
and undressed and went into the pool
and was found at about 10 q. IN. at the
b,ttom of the pool, dead. He was
about feet inches high,22 or % years
old, clean shavep, dark, short hair,
dark complexion, wore biuo flannel,
suit, sack coat low.quartered
calf shoes, white British hose, blue
cotton polksdotted shirt, q purple
ish brown, narrow brimmed, soft felt
hat, with a small cord twice around it,
q pair Of nickle-pleted sleeve buttons
and pearl collar button. The coat
had copy of the Fort Worth Gazette
Oftbe 20th in one pocket and blue and
red lowered silk handkerchief in tho
other. A leather purse in his pants
pocket containing 81 in silver coin and
8 piece Of paper with the following
written on it: "GoCd-bye, darling; /
hope to soc you again soon; amen,
amen,n with no signature attached.
Also a common pocket knife was
found in his pocket. Nothing what.
ever was found by which he could be
identified. dc has been dressed and
put in coffin and placed at tho court
house for recognition. Up to this
time shore have been hundreds to loOb
at him, but no one seems to recognize
him,
Weather very dry and warm. We
had n slight sprinkle since II O'Clock,
ana the indications are very good Tor
Iair.
Immense quantities Of peaches and
vatermelons are being brought to this
marEet daily.
The new Town of Goldthweite, Al
miles west OF here on the Santa Fe
extension, is laid ont, and we learn
that the sale Of town lots viii take
place about the 18Th a August.
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Temple.

TEMPLE, July SO.-[special.l About
So'clocb this morning George Doyle,
an emlloye of the Gulf, Colorado a
Santa Fe Railway Company, wont to
the drug store of 7. L. Smith & Bro.
and bought % grains of morphine. lie
repaired TO the saloon of Wallace &
Mcmahon and swallowed the whole OF
the morphine at once. He was soon
in convulsions. Ors. Baker and Rog.
ers were called TO him and rendered
heroic treatment, but they were called
too late TO save him and he died. AT
ter he had swallowed the poison he
spoke very lightly a the matter, and
gave as reason for the rash act that
no had worked many years for wages,
but on receipt of wages invariably lost
thom in sprees, ana that ho intended
to put stop TO 10. He was an Irish
man OF middle age and without a
family.
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HousToN, July SO.-[Special, THE
general offices OF the Galveston, Har.
risburg IL San Antonio Railway are
packing books, stationery and such to-
day, and II Is said to DO the first step
in the removal TO New Orleans. Nei.
thor officials nor under employees will
gay anything TO newspaper mon.
AOlest lawyers cay i.can DO prevented
undorStato statutes and the company's
charter.
Parties so fer tried for violating the
liquor law have been convicted.
Yesterday man named Drescher
attempted to drown his wife by throw.
ing hor In the bayou, Ho escaped, but
to-day was captured ana jailed.
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TERRELL, July 3O.-lSpocial,l Tho
Texas Central Horticultural Society
was in session last night and contin-
usd over during the whole day.
Last night Dr., 6. w. Stoner, Of Lou
isiana, gave the association very fine
essay ON peach rot. Colonel j. u. Veal,
Of Jefferson, gave a very exhaustive
iress on apple growing He alluded
I lho cronr'ur ~ Tho Would.be wise,
he tounu Nittue a trial, and was
WINGED thnt Texas could pro-
duco a iinor winter apple OF better fla
vor than any OF She Northern States
and the best varieties adapted to this
climate were promulgated.
MORNING SESSION.
The subject OF tho grape was hand
led In all ita phases. as applying 10
nstional Legislation upon the manu-
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GALVESTON, July 3d. [speoial.l --
Tho Island is In state Of excitement
over the capture this evon-
ing Of one OF the school
of great dovll.hsh which, since
tho 18th inst, have appeared at inter.
walls oil tho east end, On the first np.
p0arance OF the marine monsters they
boldly stood in oloso to tho beach,
Offering a iGir target for y
large number OF shooters. Bullets an-
parontly having no effect, an organ
lied expedition started en- n cruise for
them and had ono OF
the fish In close uugrlors
between the bars, when tho putsuurs
were compelled 10 doaist by heavy
gale. Yesterday they again were In
sight and were again attacked. ono
Oi them was harpoonod and
on iooliug the iron, headed for rea az
a terrific rate of speed. Reuching
deep water tho fish went for the BOZ.
tom, compelling tho party TO
cut their IL fsthom line or 10
under with him. One being sighted
to day 1t u point six miles down tho
island, the Dish was discovered
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Ennis

ENNis, July 3O.-tSpeclal.l DIR. w.
c. wathen, residing about six miles
from this place, died last night OF con-
gostlon of the bowels after few doys'
sickness. Hls remains were buried to-
day in Myrtle Cemetery with Masonic
honors by Ennis Lodge, A, Il. and A.
NJ, of which lodge he was past mas
ter, tho beautiful and impressive
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burial service of the order being con
Quoted by Past Master John II.
Deems. The attendance was very
large.
Quite number Of our merchants
have gone north 10 purchase fer the
fall trade. Prospects at this time are
very good for an active trade, as the
wants OF the people are numerous and
crop prospects are all that could be
wished for.
A seasonable shower OF rain would
be very beneficial. The weather is
hot during the day, but the pleasant
breeze AZ night enables the weary to
Obtain rest.
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Extract from Flnancla, Report

"The Texas Benevolent Association, con.
Quoted upon ~ lefty business principles, n,
much so 6s any banking system, and en-.
bod ing the assessment feature o. raise a
mortunry fuud-domonstratably tho only
equitable one combines In ITS practical
workiu IS all the advantages Of mutual CO..
operation. The interest OF the members
ship and man tgomont are mutual and
reciprocal It's not easy TO conceive how
any nearer approach TO PERFECTION IN ang
~ stem OF scouting sac aud economical
provision for loved ones can be devi ed.
rhe best clerical help to be had is found
in tho home Office, which IA n marvel OF
sfstemau1ed management Everything
ls conducted With u clearness and dispatch
that leaves nothlng 10 be desired
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PALESTINE, July 30.-tSpecial,l l.
Ross Dupuy's preliminary trial for
tho murder of Thornton, at loni, Mon
day last, was held yesterday at Ionl,
Justice Parks presiding. Defendant
was placed under a $1,000 bond, which
ho readily gave. Deceased pursued
detendent soma distance with, q knife
before the fatal shot was fired.
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AUSTIN, July 3O,--[Special. The
assessment roll of Rockwell County
shows decrease in -slues, $7O,OCO;
Camp, $S2,93G; - ,la latter
county's cattle weEe assess
ed at 2 little We So 25per
head. The roll of Dawson County
shows no cattlo whatever, whereas
last year their assessed value wSs
nearly 100000.
The Land Board held an impor.
tant nesting this morn
ing, Swain Walsh and Iub.
book present. The object OF the
meeting was to take preliminary
steps toward having the enclosure act
enforced, After some discussion, II is
said the meeting being held in secret
and, all proceedings kept secret, even
from the secretary of tho board--it
was proposed to appoint grass com.
missioners, who are TO go on a voyage
OF discovery and ferret out all who
are using grass without paying for the
same. The following commissioners
were appointed and viii proceed to
make Investigations ~ soon
as instructions are drawn
up. j. d. Stephens, Comauche
w. 7. Gass, FanniD; y. Wallace
Atascosa; NJ, Strong, Dallas; Genera
Henry McUulloch.
The Land Board will convene Tuos.
day TO make awards. Hon. Charles
Gibson, Is rendering assistance in get
ting papers ready.
Interest on lands paid to-day aggre
gate over $4,000. Lands on whi6i
interest is not paid by tomorrow
night will be forfeited.
Senator Hall, is here and report,
everything quiet on tho Rio Grand
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Jeneraon

JEFFERSON, July 3l.-lspecisl.l-Mr,
w. w. Terry and Miss Louise Heise
were married last night at the rosi-
donce Of Mr.. l., HermRise, Rev. Lamb,
officiating. A largo number Of friends
witnessed tho ceremony. Tho pres
ents were costly md many. Tho happy
couple will leave for Tiiden, Texas,
their future home.
Hon. George II. Todd loft las. nigh,
for Brandon, Mississippi
Crops were never looking bottor,
Indications are that vo will have q
magnificent Weld.
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Nom YYnntnn MrlI..

WoorAN WELLS, July 20. 80 Corr
rospondence. Farmers complain that
cotton is needing rain. Cotton pick.
ing will soon begin. MIR. j. r. Spillors,
living near here, brought Ia several
open b0lls this evening, u a says II is
opening fast. The utapl0 X as good as
We ever ssw anywhere. Prospects Of
rain soon.
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WEATHERfoRD,July 30,-[Special l.
Ono Of the first things noticed hero in
tao line Of inventive genius is a largo
table filed with models, among which
was an electric motor, galvauometer,
on electric gauge, a medical coil
ana number Of things.
The medical coil is staple
IN construction and quito smell, about
three inches in length and about ore
and half or Two inches in diameter,
but so powerful rs to be almost be-
YOnd BELIEF. The inventor has applied
for patent on tho improvements he
has made. The coil is cDn-
structed of two spoolg, ono
sliding within the other with an cleo
tro-magnet in tho center. The great
est improvement consists IN the ar
rangoments Of the coils, which allow
q variation OF tho currents without any
variation of the vibrator, which IS tho
opposite to most machines now made.
The inventor claims that he can get
any number, and any kind, OF cur
rents from tho same machine, and
with machine constructed for surgi-
Cal use he can reduce the current so
az not TO affect the most delicate adult
or child. The variations are greater in
this machine than any other made.
IL Is 70 far superior TO all other ma
chimes iOr medical purposes that 10 Is
bound TO supercede them as soon as in.
troduoed 10 tho public.
Mr.. John A. Harris died this oven
ing ut $40 p. IN. with CONSUMPTION.
He has been confined TO his room for
the last nine months. He wss, until q
short time since, a member of tho
drug firm of Kindle q Harris, but
knowing that he could not live long,
sold his interest out to Mr.. Kindle.
Nj. A. Skies, of the Skies Eouse, Is
reported dying this evening.
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Ell PAso, July 3O.--LSpeclal.l- AT the
Tho primary election for city officers,
held last night, eight aldermen wore
nominated, Another faction will hold
"a primary tonight. Tho political at.
m0sphero is getting hot.
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Andy Wood, who was accidentally
shot by George Howard, both oolored,
in Helps Hall Acre, is stlll olive. but
tho doctors hardly think no will ro-
cover. Howard IS Jail awaiting the
result of Wood's wound, but IL being
purely accidental, no will no doubt DO
released after poing through the for
mality of a trial.
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Mr.. George Byrne, of the Dallas
journal, was IN tho city to-day.
Mr.. q. l.. Mosby, q clever young
gentleman OF bynchburg, Virginia,
has beon doing the Fort to-day In the
Interest OF Virglnia's staple product,
the weed.
Mr.. Thomas Fielder, mastor.me.
ohanic OF the Rio Grando division Of
tho Texas Il Pacific Railway, is in the
city.
II. w, Rose, a prominent citizen OF
Mobeetie, came into tho city to-day,
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WIZ y certainly DESIGN QUALITY paloEs.
IL AAAL-N 9TFGEE1p, DALLAS TEX
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&ST YOUa BAKING POWDER TODAY
Brands advertised Al absolutely ruro
SorgTALpg AnEphouJIn-

Place can top down hot stovo until heated ID,
vmoye tho cover and smell. chemist will not BE- .
Iuired 70 detect tho pr0Jonco OF ammonia.
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PoRr TOWNSEND, Sept.

PoBT TOWNSEND, Sept. IL, 1885.
Bark Ella 8. Thayer, Captain Maisou,
arrived yesterday, Is days from San
Francisco. She will load coal at Taco
ma for the city.
Ship James Drumnond. Captain Cur
tbs, arrived this morning from Port
at Tacoma for Europe. She IS nne
ship of 1861 tons, built m Pitssburg,
Mains, in 1881.
Ship Shirley, Captain Svanton, with q
cargo of lumber from the Tacoma mill,
sailed yesterday on her way TO San
Francisco.
German bark Leonon, Captain Har-
ken, with a cargo of lumber taken on
board at Port Blakely, sailed from here
yesserday bound TO Valparaiso.
Bark Coiasa, Captain Howell. with a
Biakely, sails in few days for Sidney.
Norwegian bark Bassa., Captain Bsye,
10 sdine lumber at Port Blakely, sails IN
q few days for Baenos Ayres.
British ship Nrwhal. Captain Pres
ton loading ismber at Port Lnalow, for
Sidney, has calkers' Grew employed
oa her decks
Bark Mary Glover, Captain Conner
sailed from Port Discovery yesterday
With q cargo Of lumber bound TO San
Francisco.
Ship Mount Washington, Captain
Fox, loading lumber Al Port Discovery
/, read for sea. Her destination 10 thu
vest coast of South America
Bark Geasral Butler, loading iumbel
ss U.salady, Will soon be ready for sea
soc IL bound to Australia
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IL vas lonely hemesteadsr in tie
deep recesses Of the forest primeval
which borders the classic Lake Wash
in2ton from whom We obtained the par
tieulars of this " DER true tale"
Night after nigkt,r said he. | had
been startled BY a weird. uneapny
Saiiine, which seemed to prossed from
the Delghborhood of the Haunted
Spring which. edged With pepisrs
pale, - shunned with slperstitious hor-
ror by the aborigine and rarely visited
oy the most adventurous of the pale
faces. Night after night my faithful
collie slunk into the cabin qaiverins
with fear. as the dissonant wall stud
oered through the startled air. | could
bear II no longer, and shoalderine nv
trusty ride and. leaving my faithful
watchdog whining piteossly rs be saw
me depart for the unhallowed spot, |
followed the serpentine trail which led
to the Haunted Spring. picking NV
way over fallen log and rocky boulder
by the struggling moonbssm's misty
light. As l neared the locality the
mournful cadence of the mysterious
sound rose fitfuily above the souehiuc
OF the wind through the somber pines.
Not IN the place entering which the lost
wretch leaves hope behind could be
heard more frightful sound. Tread
ing lightly, stole unavares upon the
source of the hidden horror. Just then
the moon. hitherto partly veiled in
clouds. shone ost in unclouded bril-
lisncy, and there in the forks Of a will
low, close to the turbid waters of the
Haunted Spring. bebeld an empty
bottle that had once contained Swamp
Angels Rheumatic Cure, the only
known sure cure for rheumatism in ali
Its forms, left there by some one, un-
mindful that it would be to me Divine
message of a Divine gift, for with one
dollar obtained one bottle from the s.
A. Il. G. Mfg. Co., Seattle, Washington
Territory. which entirely cured me of
the terrible rheumatic pains which l
had had for thirty years. DIV
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To all whom 1t may Concern
OFFICE OF rHE COLUMBIA AND PUGET \

OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA AND PuerTl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE W. T., July "a, iss9
WHERkAS. BY DEED BEARING
w date August l9. ls72 executed In pur-
suance OF an ordinance approved AuRusf
Is, ls73 the city OF Seattle conveyed 20 The
Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad and
Transportation Company. all the tide
lands south of King street. In said city of
seattle. IN. along. around and aboutElliot
bay, from extreme high to extreme low
tide and deep water and.
Whereas. The Legislative Assembly OF
the Territory OF Washington. by an Act
approved November & 1874 ratified and
confirmed said grant and con veyanoe upon
certain conditions. which have been fully
performed by said Company and.
Whereas, said Act of the Legislative
Assembly vested the title Of said lands In
said Seattle and Walla WAlla Railroad
and Transportation Company. In fse sim
Pile and.
Whereas, The United States has acquI .
esced in said grant and conveyance ands
W Whereas. The said Seattle and Walla
Walia Railroad and Transportation Com
pany has transferred and conveyed all of
said lands to the Columbia and Puge
Sound Railroad Company:
Now, therefore, the said Columbia and
Puget Sound Railroad Company hereby
gives notice that II claims the exclusive
right 10 occupy said lands and to erect
wharyes and other structures thercon,
and that all persons are hereby notified 70
refrain from occupying or entering upon
any of said lands without the consent In
writing, OF said Columbia and Puget
sound kAilroad Company.
C0Lu uMBIA & PUGET SOUND R. X. co
by L. j. MILNEK,
apS Assistant supariptendent-
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We are going away, and on wednes-
dsy, September "a. our entire stock of
Watches. Clocks. Jexelry. Diamonds.
silver and Silver plated Ware. Pianos
and OrRaps. stools, Music Books, Vio
iins, banlos, Guitars and small N Rsicsl
goods Will be offered at public auction.
These goods must be sold. and IL l. one
cnaaoe II q thousand to secure erea,
bargains kINBALL i SoS,
Jeseiers and Opticians, Frye's Opera
house. suy- a -
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rar,nHr Coxrxa.-sshoonsr WilliAn

FRKreHr CoNISo.-Sehoonsr William
Ren,on sailed from san Francisco on
September l2th, with the largest freight
brought by any sail vessel during the
iast tso yszrS upwards of GO tons. of
which a little over half Is for Seattle
consisnees. Her cargo comprises u
tons for ID. j. SsckmAn aud 40 tons fof
Hail Brothers. boih Of Port Blskely !;
40 tons ssxnln appliances for the
western Mil Company Of Pors Had
lock; 100 paekagesf or Comeeys ses-
al Of snohomlsn. and the remainder
for merchants here, - fellows: fne A.
p. Hosallns Co. lsi p.eees; Pamperey
4 Co. 10; ID. L. Darie. 5S; wsodeu 4
Mtles. SIS. Yoane 4 Aekeon, 5s4 j.
Sullivan. :; U. C. Shofsy, ]; A. z. so'n-
erinpd 4 Co, zSs Gordon Hardware
Co -; Harrington Il smith ST.
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Mr.. A. b. Stewart is always alive to
his busint IS. and spares no pains to Sc
cure the best of every aaticie in his line.
de has secured the agency for the cele-
brsted DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. The emily certain cure
known for Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness. Asthma, Hay Fever, Brou-
chitis. or any affection Of the Throat or
Lungs. Sold on positive guarantee.
Trial bottles free. Regular size, 81.
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AMrSiArusE CYCLONE AT Alderbrook
August Norburg nas been putting up a
tsostory dwelling S6xS4 feet, which vas
Anosi hnished; the doors and windows
rnalning to be put in. Yesterday De
snd searpeuter named John Holmeren,
angle man aged ~ years. we're at work
~ Toe enildiag when, ~ quick ss light
nine Hash, q gust of wind from the south
afcck the building. which collapsed and
ieii In shspeless mass. Men who beard
soe crash ran 10 the spot and sacceeded
IN getting Norburg out snhurt. Holm
eisn vas struck and held down by some
OF the heavy timbers. and, when found,
sss In sitting posture wedeed fsentiy
osnessh some beams. He was got out
scon az possible and carried % ST.
Aary's hospital. Ii vas found that has
spine was injured and his skull frsc-
tared, and tha, be bad sustained inter
nA Injuries. Lsst evening he was voul-
mag blood and suffering intensely. IL
the opinion Of the physician thsf be
cannot recov r. Such furious blows or
Wind are fortunately infreQsvns The
Ar vas still Immediately before and
aser the miniature Cyclone. and nothing
eise 10 the vicinity Was distaroed exoeps
some trees growing near the house. which
we're m ap by the roots In the rush oil
We vhsrlwind which there spent its
fores.-4sser,aN.
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rrs psI,cACy OF FLAVOR

And the efficacy OF its action have ren
dsred. the famous liquid fruit remedy
Syrup Of Figs Immensely popular. II
cleAnses and tones no the ciosged and
feverish system, and dlspeis headaches,
Colds and Fevers. Sample bottles free
aud large bottles for sale BY A. b. SrKs-
Asr. Aul1
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But RAIwAsp HAND GzxxAsz--
Take no other. Endorsed and used by
thousands Of the leading factories, mills
and establishments throughout the
Unisr- Yoa cannot afford to be with
sut them. L A. Posr, agent No Is
Stark street, Portland. @. j. BscHT,
general agent, ia Market street, San
Francisco. apl7 Son