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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-04-16

complete machine of the kind on exhibi
ton, is "Smyser's Automatic Packages
making and Filling Machine" which is
exhibited in the main building by Wel1
kle & Smith Spice Co., Philadelphia. 1t
pastes. folds, weighs the spice. 6lls the
box and closes it-in fact, turns out the
packages complete, without being touch
ed by human hands, at the rate Of about
ten a minute-pushes them oct on a
table and counts them off into dozen
punches, accomplishing as much work
as eight expert packers, and neater, more
correct and UNIFORM, than it could be
done by hand. This machine was in
vented within the last year by one OF
| the officers of the company.
"THE ARCH OF TITUS"
The Producers Marble Co., of Rutland
Vermont, have in the government build.
ing very fine exhibit of marble work
They have executed, at great cost, an
arch modelled after the celebrated arch
of Titus at Rome. The arch is Is feet
high, l6 feet wide and feet deep. The
base is made of Vermont granite, the
balance of various kinds of marble, show.
ing the best varieties produced in theiI
OVID State. The arch is finely finished
and has great architectural beauty. The
company have a large private exhibit OF
monuments, etc, in the main building
showing quite an amount of very excel
lent work. The enterprising firm OF
Evans ~ Close. marble workers of St
Clairsville. L am infOrmej, make large
purchases, and as l think, very wisely
of this company. The firm of Messrs
Evans & Close, for their enterprise and
reliability, and for the very excellent
work in marble and granite monuments
etc., they keep on hand and produce, de-
serve and should have the patronage OF
all needing work in their line.
ICE, SNOW AND sLEiGHING.
You have heard from time to time that
some days down here in the ''Sunny
South" have been rather cool for this
climate, and so they have; but you may
be rather surprised when L tell you that
we have sleighing down here now. 1t
is fact, though. Sleighs are running
on snow and ice. The track IS very good
and smooth, and the sleighs go flying
along at a rapid rate, and the people in
them seem to enjoy the sic: Ching greatly,
having no buffalo robes, afghans or her
cumbrons wraps TO bother with; and
don't get cold either.
There are three ice mach mes on exhi-
bition and in full operation, Two in the
machinery part of the main building and
one outside, and at little distance north
of it. They show the whole process of
producing that article out of pure water,
turning out blocks of it, clear and bright
as flint glass. Well, it is the ice mat
chine which is outside which produces
the snow for the tracks on which the
sleighs run, and on which the people are
sleigh riding SO gaily.
Some one has said that this Worlds
Exposition is grand object lesson, so
let us take
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-04-16
Assignee's Sale
MILL PROPERTY

DURSUANT to an order of the Probate
i Court of Belmont county, Ohio, the un
dersgned assignee of Hofer & Brother, will
offer at public sale, on the premises, on
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-04-16
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE.

Remember standing rules: Strictly One Price, Fair Trea
ment, Satisfaction or Money Refunded
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-04-16
SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT!
e. @ B S IL -
CIAoT.HIER
Merchant Tailor and FQrliSlGr.

CALLING attention stock season. we do SO with
satisfaction than BEFORE for better than ever
ready meet the wants of all buyers of Clothing
ling Goods.
Don't Be Hoodwinked!
There value merchandise party tells you they will
gve their goods they have object The only
questions for you to decide
Where can buy the best goods for the least money?
Who has the reputation of being the most reliable merchant?
Where goods guaranteed money cheery refunded?
Where are goods not misrepresented?
We feel that the universal cry will be
BRxxIESsS
We show you complete line in Dress and Business Suits
from the Sack the three and ourbuon Cuway prices
far below expectation.
Merchant-TailOring Department.
Our line in Piece Goods is unparalleled can you Cork
screws in all shades Pads the ud
Casemere standard goods and hundred different
patterns in imported and domestic pantaloOning
Our Boys and Children's Department.
In this department offering parazng bargains In
the goods going nger the
the prices have marked them We will any prices
and think the people will believe when will give
the best goods for the least money Why? Because have
always kept faith with them.
Honesty That Rare Commodity!
Having been policy the first day opened
doors to the public.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE.
Remember standing rules Strictly One Price, Fair Treat
ment, Satisfaction Money Refunded
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-04-16

CALLING attention to stock for this season. so with
satisfaction than BEFORE for than ever
ready to meet the wants of all buyers of Clothing and Gents
ing Goods.
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Don't Be Hoodwinked!
BRxxxESsS

We can show you complete line in Dress and Busi
from the Sack to the one, three and fourbuton CutaWa
far below expectation.
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Our Boys and Children's

In this department we are offering
above department the goods are not goir
at the prices we have marked them. v
and we think the people will believe l
you the best goods for the least money
always kept faith with them.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-19

Pom 1ovxsxxp. Dec- IL. lsoS
Schooner Mar. E. Smith. Captain
Boss. arrived yesterday. 20 days from
kAhalui.
log T.eosa brs1shs IN yesterday the
British ship Hospodsr, CAPITALS Lloyd.
u DAYS from San Francisco. After en-
terips she U.s. toved 70 Port Blak.iy.
where ste loads lumber for HoosoR
Bay. This vessel arrived 10 San Fran
cisco October z.h, % days from Neg
castle, With 2t2l tons of coal, and fail
/ ing 70 get q wheat charter fer home
vas obliged to accept her present char
ter TO Robson Bay, AZ the rate OF =
s.. "a The HO=podsr 10 an iron ship
/ Of 1928 tots, beilt in SandsrlAnd In
1875. and owned IN Liverpool.
British ship Maggie z. Seed. which
sailed from here July l4;h, With carso
Of lomb~r taken on board At Port
Gamble, comprising Ito, 3S2 feet Of
ismber, arrived IN Valparaiso October
10Th.
Tug Tacoma left here this afternoon
for Ssnsins. &c tow to sea from there
the ship America, xitn 8 cargo of coal.
bound 10 san Frances o.
Bark Colorado. Captain Humphries,
arrived last night, Is days from San
Francisco, and vas lowed 10 Tacoma
by the tag Tyee. where she loads coal
for San Francisco. She Was in the
Str ats Eve days.
Bark TempIsr, Captain Sormau. ar
rived this morsing. Is days from San
Francisco. she loads coal at Seattle
for san Francisco.
N.-4.so Ha-Its
which sailed from San Francisco De-
cemser 18th, passed up a, noon today.
Bark Coviitz, Captain Keller, arrived
here this morning in tow of the tag
Tyee, - days from San Francisco. The
Covlitz sailed from here for Melbourne
January 2ls..
Bark iheobald, Captain Reed, arrived
this morning, IL DAYS from San Fran
cisco. She loads lumber at Port Blakely.
Schooner Reporter, Captain Cook, ar
rived this morning. 3 days from San
Francisco, and sailed mp to Port Blake
lv, where she loads lumber for San
Francisco.
Schooner Geo. @. Perkins, Captain
AckernaB, arrived this morning, l6
days from San Francisco. She loads
lomber at Port Ludlow for Kahniui.
Schooner Annie Larsen, Captain Fish
or, arrived this morning from Santa
Barbara, and anchored. She loads lun-
Der at Port Ludlow for San Pedro.
Schooner Beulah. Captain Wilson,
sailed yesterday from Port Discovery
With a cargo Of lumber, bound to San
Francisco.
American bark Sarah 8. Ridgeway,
Captain Townsend, which arrived at
Royal Roads few days ago, "A days
from Callao, 10 chartered to load coal at
Nansimo for San Francisco.
Saip James Martin, Captain Fleming.
lying at Royal Roads, Is chartered to
lead lumber at Tacoma. The James
Martin 10 1867 tons measurement.
The Tscons towed down from Taco
ma the American ship Brown Brothers,
Captain 6oedeil, loaded with spars,
bound to Boston. She will remain in
the harbOr some time, shipping q crew
and making preparations for sea.
Captain 8. b. Gibson, formerly In
command Of the ship Spartan, left San
Francisco some days ago to take DOM
maud Of the ship Belvidere at San Pedro
NJ. Howard Low JOY Of Coopsville
has Just finished building a sloap meas.
urinR about 8 tons. called the Ada Alice
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-19

Iysncouver independent.

L.ss Saturday morning young child
Of Jsek.on DAVIS Fourth Plain. while
being held BY Al eldsr child before the
fireplace, sprsna oQt Of tee others lap,
and fell head foremost on tbs live Goals
terribly b9rnins one side 4 its face.
The little unfortunate - doing ~ well
as eould be expected.
James Kelly Of Fourth Plain Vas kill
ed Tuesday afternoo'. Desr tire reservs'
ton. He vas webbing drunk Oh TIE
way houe, and in attempting drive
bis oxen fell under toe vbes !, The oxen
Stopping with the wheel IN hrs neck.
and be ssrsnaled in tsst position. A
Corouer's jury gave verdict OF scci
dental death by strsrgulati n.
Once in a while there cones - tie
front q Clarke County granger visb the
cry OF hard times aud los prioes Ia bis
mouth saying. We can't set anstbiog
for our produce IN this csnfoonded web
foot country. lad I uish | sas back
East again, vou know" Let theae Who
are disposed 20 cornplain ioOk over the
falloSisg COMPARISON % prices on Dec
Tsfh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-19

TEE BRITIsH COLUMBIA SECTION
The Globe's Ottavs correspondent saye.
The delay in taking over tie Britis b
Columbis section Of the Pacific Rail
way from Mr.. Onderdohk, il explained
by the Statement shat the Pacific Rail-
way Company want TO play the same
game with shat section that they did
vith the Thubder Bay branch. Ttey
have refused to take over the British
Columbia section unless the Govern
ment will allow them two million dol
lars or 50 to cover the additiosal vork
which they say is required to be done
upon 1T. Mr.. OsderdOhk, on the other
hand, SAYS that the portion of the road
built by him is enc Of the finest pieces
of railway on the continent. being bet
ter in .every respect than any section
built by the syndicate. However. the
company expect to BULLDOGS the Gov
ernment into granting them two million
dollars in the same manner as they got
nearly million dollars in lump sum
and without tender for doing trif1ine
repairs upon the Thunder Bay branch.
Meanwhile, a. the syndicate will not ac
cept the British Columbia section with
out two million dollars of hush money
the Government will not take it of Mr.
0nderdouk's hands.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-19
CURE FOR PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded BY a
lower part of the abdomen. causing the
patient to suppose be has some affectien
At times symptoms of indigestion are
present, hatulsncy. unessiness of the
stomach, etc. A moisture. like perspi-
ration, producing very disagreeable
mon attendant. Blind. Bleeding and
fected. absorbing the Tumors, allayinR
The intense itching and efectine a per-
maHent cure. Price so cents. Address
the DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua,
Ohio. Sold BY A. b. STEWART. DIV
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The .l0rk L,af.

New YORK, Dec. 1S.-U. S. SIS 1o3s<
41Cs 1l25l, As l24. Pacific SIS 1854
American Express 100. Canada Pa
oiic So. Canada Southern Al. Cen.
trail Pacific Az. Burlington 1915 Lack
avanna 1874, Denver 4 kio Grsnde
10. Erie 24l1, Kansas Il Texas 34H
Lake Shore $50. Louisville 4 Nash
vile 451f. Miohiran Central 7i1S, North
ern Pacific 2S%. Northern Pacific
preferred GIN, Northwestern 1929
New York Central l0211. Oregon Rail
way and Navigation 1865. OregoI
Transcontinental 33sl. Oregon Improve.
ment 30, Pacific Mail 6Ssl. Panama 50
Rock Island 129, St. Paul 931s. Texas
Pacific l2x. Union Pacific 54l4, United
States Express 60. Wells Fargo 1ls
Western Union 74x
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LITTLE MAC. THE JgwELER.n

A great many people think that be-
cause | was attached by the Sheriff that
Was entirely closed out. Saoh is not
the case. claim to have the best
stock Of fine goods in the CITY today,
which l am selling at about the same
price that you will paw for plated or
gold front goods, and as an inducement
to purchasers | will give every lady
buying over 80 a name pin, such as
Carrie, Hattie, Maggie, etc. Diamond
goods at isss than cost. II. G. Nc.
LAUGHLIN, 6l2 Front street. del0 I'm
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Sisters of

Charity, s.tsched to ST. Mary's Infant
Asylum, Dorchester. Mass, certify to the
hss;imable value Of Ayers Sarsspariils
70 the treatment Of sore eyes and skin
diseases, among the many unfortuns;e
children under their care. Mrs. :. D..
Bedwell, Wilmington, Mass, writes con-
corning the treatment Of her daughter.
who was troubled with sore eyes, As fol-
hMr: 81 gave Ayers Sarsaparilla 20
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THE 1.-THE TONE1

The only paper in the Territory de-
voted entirely to art, literature, social
and industrial matters. Ii is pre-
eminently paper for the home. and ia
she official organ Of the G. A. X. Of
Washington Territory. Subscription,
Is cents per mosth; $3.50 per. year.
Advertisers will note that it will be read
by classes reached by no other paper in
the city. Address HoMER NJ. HILL.
Seattle, Washington Territory. de9
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Having laid in magnificent stock Of
goods for the Holiday trade, both from
the Eastern and San Francisco markets,
am prepared to suit all customers both
in quality and price. Especial attention
is oallei TO the large and elegant assert
Dent of Diamonds, Watches. Quartz
Jevelry of all kinds, roll plate goods.
from the best manufacturers, Lemsire's
celebrated Opera Glasses, besides full
assortment of all goods pertaining to
any line. A. HANSEN, Yesler- Lesry Block,
Front street. del0
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NY Little Girl,

md must say tbs. she never took anything
that helped her So much. think her eyes
nsver looked so well, as now, since they
were affected. and her general health l.
improving every day. She has taken but
half 8 bottle A. J. Simpson, l4T Esst
Nerrtmack ST.. Lowell. Mass, writes:
My weak eyes were made strong BY
using Ayers SarsapariIls." c. E. Upton,
Nashua, y. H.. writes: For 8 number
Of years I have been troubled with
. humor In my eyes, and was unable
TO obtain any relief, until l commenced
pSinC
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Masonic Oyy,cx.s AT q special me.

Masonic Oyyicxss AT . special mes +
ing Of Eureka Lodge M. 20. r. a A. NJ,
held Dec, 18th. the following officers
.ere irstailed for the ensuing year: II.
T. Philips, Worthy Master: A. l.. Sper :
Ger, Senior Warden: b. B Freed, Junier
Warden; A. D. Miller, Treasurer; W. W.
Poole. Secretary; W. Il. R1ss, Senior
Deacon; Z. N. Stewart, Junior Deacon :
2. Crede, Inside Sentinel; O. d. Knight,
Tyler.
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SEATTLE
GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Incorporated under the laws Of wash.
inxtsn Territory.
Capital Stock, $50, 900

ISSUE TO MKS IN HEALTH, WARD
= Ger tdcsies at - add private room GER
an Al at pcs snnasn insur NJ roo y /,
otni hu's ~. me ficsnss nsed,> 81 and
-etstoai tnchs In ca-e OF stcku sss or
~ ~ Sosd. ais tn Portland General
Hospital
tl.S. e na''eais lladies or gen,,emenl
a. moderate rates
Jsm W. urrfe. President; J. r. No
y nAd, Vicv- President; J. Louis FAa-
ltns, Seeressiy. = Csrman N ID. Treas
dedie ! ard su sical Superintendent. dw
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u nAMEn & RAILROAD
FOR the UPPER SkAc,T,
Stnnr Glide c. W. Cove, Maste,

EAVES YESLER'S WHARF ON
l. Wednesday and Saturday, returning
wood Utsalady. Moss Landing, Skagit
City, Mount Vernon. Starting and all In
termed late points above. For freight or
passage apply on board or to GEORGE
FOSTER on the wharf AMI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-19

ANY pers.n Wishing 70 boy an alh.m
OF any kiad sould do sell t. call At DA-
Was bookstore Adams never we're
sold N tsis town hefore at such lev
pricesL 10 Cherry street and us Front
street. Seattle, W. 7. cels
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For a Number of Years.

/ was cured Of both diseases BY using
six bottles Of Ayers Sarsspa-illa.p MIG.
Trsine, Duxhury. Mass. writes: II have
found Ayers Sarsspsrills an sncscious
remedy for bilious troubles and Dyspep-
sia.- Henry Cobb. IL Russell St.. Charles
town. Mass. writes: II was completely
cured Of Dyspepsia, by the use of Aver,
Sarsaparilla." Vim. Lee, Jopps, Nd,
writes: - have tried Ayers Sarsaparills.
and it hiss done me so much good that I
shall always regard it as the best Of blood
purifiers" Eminent physicians prescribe
Ayers Sar-
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LA - The fast sternwheele
- ~ I0SEpHINE

URN, D. K. HOWARD. Sole Owner.
WI. nom date. car y the United Stat.
mail on Hoods Canal, making sernI.
ky trps 70 Seattle Leaving sea
III Ever, svssy Monday and Friday M m M
vi sonen at Porf Gambl- for passengers
o. fright arriving at 8 attIs in the
1,ernoon etsrniDg will leave Ya.ler's
i Al 70 O'Clock every Tuesday ana
nnetusGay morning. taking the mall A.
rg ~ o.in Ole Tor abeck and Union City
ne steamer Josephine win ieavs Sea
os,, ior ron Gamble every day except
aruAy, 70 ke ps-senges and freight
Conal. f,og
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Charity

nsv be "fairest and foremos, o. the tpatp
thst visit on mans most digpifed ani
hsppiest state but the dignity and hap
piness Of man cannot long endurs with
out the health that may be obtained IN .
few bottles of Ayers SsrsapariIla. A.w.
Parker. lumber dealer. 200 Bleury street.
Montreal. Que. writes: After being
troubled with Dyspepsia for 3 year. and
with Salt Rhelm
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Gold pens. opera glasses. field and
marine glasses, large reading glasses
and sets of drawing tools, all sold at
wonderfully low prices at g. DAWES d
Co.'S bookstore. 122 Cherry street and
7l8 Front street. del3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-19

Chiibldins and bunions cured by
Squ bb's ehilblain lotion. For sale
only by HAsBRoUcK d TERRY. dele DIV
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GRAxD BALI - The Terp.ichorean
Club will give or md ball on Christmas
Eve IN the skating Rink. rn- fne,t
music has been secured. The party vii
Be q esiec. one. Adnissjon Sl, Is5
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STER W. F. MUNROE

W. v. MUNRoE. Master
a m; for Coupevilie. Ussaladv. Isccn,s,
soaleo. s.mish and whascon leave
sSstue 90 fTttAyz At {! q m, for Come
- - Whsy.L acoansr. Fidalss. Sam
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Insure With JAMES A. OARxY 4 %.

Accident and Fire Insurance. BLAN
cHARD Il PARTRIDGE, Agents. ds5
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Every bottle Of Squibb's chiiblain
lotion guaranteed. HAssaoucx 4 Txn
NJ, trout street. dele dv
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LOTS FOR SALE.

NICK cLEAaEB RESIDENCE LOTS
y In lpr. X 1llscks asd hsller's Nj
lions. imne lately northeast OF Ninta
an III 81 ccta for sale ohesp. ON easy
te ms Inquire OF seo DOR sfEl. once
sith q H. Bowmsn opp. We lsr-I.eary
oai arg or at residence. northsasf Of
1sWtoas hareefy. deS
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Use SsnsSrstas fsry,se. the only
Known speelrc for spasms. esRvalsiops,
rhssmatism. mysteries, weakness and
nervous and blood diseases. For sale
By HANCOCK i 1xRkf. ael6 dvim
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-19

Black Diamond Coal by she Ton or
car load foot Of Spring street. W. j.
BsIAxz. Local Agent. Pc. Box al. Is
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GRANITE ClExx.-Mr. Kipp, Who has
lasely arrived from the creek, says !:
The country on both sides Of the
stmiikameen river for many miles may
be described ~ the poor mans country.
Game 81 every description IL abundant,
and food for horses anywhere you
choose to bait. Flour is cheap enough,
but coal oil is ga ease. Eiehty-f -four
gold and silver quartz lodges have been
recorded In that part Of the dis,ric,
close 20 the Rockies, and the tvo rich
est hedges are within three miles Of the
railroad, The frst through train will
bring quartz mills. In that region
there 10 great inducements for the CAPT
talist. but the country around Granite
Creek belongs exclusively 10 the work
trRuen, and 10 unquextiouabiy a very
rish hsld- Several old miners from
Cariboo have struck IL rich, and they
declare that the sinilkameeu country
IL uneQusiied 80 the poor mans mining
eanp.-Ssr Wsssmirs'sr Guardian.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-19

WIFK-BEATIso AT THE THEATER On
Tuesday night The Victoria was the
scene Of a disQraoeful and uRmanly
affair. Charles L. Davis. theatrical
known a. Alvin Joslin, and whose guile
less appearance on the stage conveys
the idea that he is a public benefactor,
after the arst act made violent essault
on his wife with his fists. She fed to
one Of the dressing rooms and bid away
from bis wrath. After a great deal OF
ooaxing the wife emerged from her
hiding place and the play proceeded
About o'clock in The morning, while
the company we're psckinQ mp their
effects. host,lities broke out again. Da-
Wis struck bis wife and she fed scream
ing to an adjoining room. where she
locked herself In. Davis ragged and
fumed and svors, and at last kicked 10
the door, and bat for the presence of q
policeman who had been sent for the
poes woman would have been roughly
handled. The COMPANY departed on tbs
Bound steamer at 2:30 a. m. leaving a
bill for breaksRe for the lessee to liQui-
date Victoria Cotonfsf.
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CORRESPONDENT,
LONDON-The AnU3o alifnrnian Bans
Q4imttedl
SkW YoRK-Ths Inporsers' and Trad.
err Nstienal Hank.
nsTON-AaverickN National Bank.
Metropolitan National Bank
SAN CHARACTERIZATION orniai
Bank 1Amitsd-i
PORTLAND OoS.l -fAAd 4 Tflson.
VICTORIA B. C.10AreohA. 0rpsn n Co
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WAGON.

A Balm Two-HoRsE WAGON. GOOD
~ ~ new; tor sale at Ia price. In
eulre ~ q v SrsaNn "A
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Consumption
In ali Its stages and forms
CURED.
No Cure No Paw.
For particulars address p. @. box a Gu.
cloans 40 ut ssAma deli
For Sale.

THE OCCIDENTAL SAwMiLlA AT
lake Union. North seat le. Build
! ny and machinery 50 six los.; 20 b.
sold tossthef os SEPARATELY. Capacity o.
mill 70 60 feet yer day. Apply 10
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