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Inspect mDITOrd s stock.
A Meeting OF the Chicago and Obi
Pool,

CHICAGO, Ill, November 16.-The
Executive Committee OF the Chicago
and Ohio River pool met today, and
agreed to continue for one year from
December 3lst. Five subpools, form
ing a general association OF Louisville,
New Albany and Chicago roads and
the Pennsylvania, each received an in
crease OF "a per cent. in the Chicago
Louisville freight pool. When the
affairs OF the sixth pool" were taken
up les progress was made. An at
tempt was made to change the per-
Centsges of the Evansville and Cairo
lines, and the result was the appoint
meut of a Conference Committee on
the subject, with instructions to report
tomorrow,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
Dia IN Ond Watches. MulFord,,
EUROPEAN DOTS.

BERLIN, November l8-The I'm
perial budget for lSS7-Ss, maintains
the army on an effective normal peace
footing Of 497,274 men. A credit Of
1000, Doom marks is asked on frat &C
count for Notifications on the frontier,
which are required to meet the new
methods OF attack.
Since the rupture Of the commercial
treaty negotiation with Switzerland,
the government is preparing for a
war OF tariffs.
The North German Gazette predicts
the absolute prohibition OF Swiss cot
ton products, a measure, which, Il
Gays, will prove ruinous to the Swiss
coton Industries and advantageous to
similar industries in England.
A company started in Berlin to
compete with the government postal
telegraph monopoly has collapsed.
Lower rates were charged, and
branches were formed via the leading
centele, but the public failed TO re-
spond. The official press cong atulate
the State administration upon its tri.
umph.
MuT r..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17

gan, john B. Morgan ard James B.
Morgan for Congress fIom the Second
District of Mississippi. Thee are
mere clerical errors in the certifying
officers. The ballot boxes will show
that every Democratic ballot est in
the district has on it the name OF
James B. MorgaU, who now has his
commission and is in to siav
D. MCKENZIE,
Chairman Executive Committee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
Another Railroad Projected for the
Maggie CIIy.

ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, November 49,
Still another railroad from Georgia is
pretty well assured to Birmingham. 1t
seems one Of which the town has not
heretofore been permitted to know.
This is the Macon and Covington, al
ready built from Macon to Monticello,
and under contract from the latter
place to the State line 1t is proposed
running it on TO Birmingham by way
of Roanoke, Randolph county, and
Talledega, MessJs, H1ndley and Moore,
leading hsrdwa oichauts here and
large property owners here and in R m
dolph county, are moving in the matter
at this end. and they will at once begin
a canvass a'ong the line for subscrip-
tons, and feel cor fdent they will soon
be able TO organize for work on solid
basis The Geo'ga end of the project
is said to be well backed by Eastern
capital.
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diamonds at MIuICord's.
No Hope for Hope.

SAN FRANcIsoo, CAL, November 10.
james Hope, the noted craftsman,
was released from the States Prison
at San Quentin today. He was imme-
dia,ely taken in charge by New YORK
officers to be taken tc Auburn, New
York, where be is wanted for jail
breaking and also for alleged com
plicity in the Manhsttan Bank
robbery of 100000. Hopes
attorney attempted to prevent
the New York officers from obtaining
custody Of him by writ of habeas cor
pus, but when they arrived at the
prison their client YVES already in the
hands Of the Eastern officers and on
the way to catch a tain for the East
Initial ings ut NIuIfOrd's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17
COLUMBUS. MISS.
An Old Time Horse Thief I'm TrOu.
BILE gain.

loFhOlAL ~ Inn arr hAb'l
COLUMBUS, Miss, November IS "A
white man named Daniel Williams
was tried here this morning, charged
with horse stealing, and remauded to
jail in default OF bond. Last sunday
night he sole a horse worth $3.50
from d. N. C1sby, farmer of this
county, with whom he bad been
working, and was trying to sell it for
500 when arrested. He raid he
thought he could have sold 1000
horses in the time he had been try
ing to sell this one, but no one would
buy it. Williams has sFrved one term
OF two years in the penitentisry at
Jackson, Miss, for the same offense.
He claims Cosby owed him $50 for
wages and would not pay him, and he
took the horse to get mis- money.
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NoIid silver md MuIEord's.
whales and she Product.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, November IS.
ALI the whaling feets, except the
steamer Ores, have returned to this
port. The Orca is reported to have
twenty-five whales. The product OF
the total catch, including the OrcA's
is 2l,07l barrels OF oil and S3l, 900
pnunda of hone.
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LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
A Drunken QuhEreI Ends Ina a
FFtghIIul m murder.
[sPEc1AL TO THE APPEAL.l

LITTLE Rock, ARK, November l6.-
News reached here today from the
Ware plantation, rear Linwood, JEFF
feraon county, AK, to the effect that
last night row between man named
Muse, overseer on the above place,
and bis engineer, resulted in Muse
firing bis pistol at the engineer, who
ran TO his house and procured Win
chester rifle and shot The overseel 3
head clean off. They had spent the
afternoon in Lnwood, where both
had imbibed pretty freely and it was a
drunkaId's Draw. The murderer fled.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-17

Russia and oil the powers having
agreed upon Prince Nicholas Of Min
grelia as the most suitable person to
occupy the throne of Bulgaria, ii is
generally agreed upon in Europe that
war for the present has been avoided.
Prince Nicholas is in his fortieth year,
is Of Georgian descent, and has
been trained to regard the Car as his
master and to be implicitly obeyed in
all things. He is the son Of Prince
David Dadiau, who twenty years ago
ceded Miugrelia to the late Gar. The
little priuolpality, which lies between
MI. Caucasus and the Black sea, and
is about half So large ss Connecticut,
had been conquered by the Russians
long before, and the sovereign. rights
of Prince David were rather tradition
AIRY than actual, but the Gar paid
100000 rub'es to exinguish them.
Prince Nicholas still maintains his au-
cestral castle at Lugdidi, but he has a
residence at s.. Petersburg, and is
well known in high society at Paris,
Vienna and Berlin. His sister, the
Princess SAome DAdisn, married
Prince Achille MuIat.
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
MRS. J. w. Thomas Dead.

IBT EUIAI To TIE At HNIIsI
NASHVILLE, Tenn, November 10
Mrs. J. w. Thomas, wife Of Mr.. j. W.
Thomss, President OF the Nashville,
Chattanooga and st. Louis rail-
road, died at her residences
in this city yesterday st $3.50
o'clock pm, after lingering illness.
Her loss will be felt and mourned by
all who k Lew her.
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HERNANDO. MISS.
Tho Ballots Cast for James n. MOr-
gan,
lsPEoIAL TO THE ArPEAL.l

HERNANDo, Miss, November 16.-
Your Jackson, Miss, correspondent
states that votes from the various
EQUITIES OF the district have been GER
tiled to the Secretery Of State as hav-
ing been cast for Morgan, ], b. Nor
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NEWBERN, TENN.
Election Of Mayor and AIdeVmen-
circuit Court An session.

NEwBERN, TENN, November 18.-
In the corporation election held
yesterday everything passed off
quietly. M. +. Moore was elected
Mayor, with Gregory, shosmate,
Douglas, MoOorkle, Williams and
DcEey Aldermen, aud S. d. Rice
Marshal-a satisfactory ticket Cir
cUit Court meets today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-19


1na xailsa e. ~ Esw nshEilas
b. ezsnss b aaksr inent g ~
me- fus aeqnfIn ~ eslsnias and -
peal|g fos tka aaanisloa q sslo1aas
II ~ PasiGs. uhisa hes poSnsed tbs
nsalnas 81 NaFsps for ~ pass fsS
ysazs 1te nnnbas - islaaas g -
pnnas whseh ase lying asennd lsoss
uithous 20 owBer. grows aazll<s yeat
- reax. and - deE ahsn rs -
rrsss rrI.a. ~ eandpiua siand4 ~
b swsopsd down upon ard apgxopEias-
"A. sannos b faF afnsanf.
rs Nss Mesr1dss ere Rrgap q
sslsasls Islands lTin9 abeot one kaA-
dsaf and Gfsy ealIes noEsheant Of ~
Trsnsh rfovincs q Nsw oaledonia.
Thasr populstIon s about $4,000. b
siass : rraa1 nunahsr q isiels and reefs.
a1ss snpglus a6oat tssnsg isiands q
sunels abls aiza. ths nost impostaat o.
ahIsh are EapiFisa snnto, Mallicoiio,
Erfananeo, Tanna. Ambrim. Annatem,
Banka sanduieh and whilsuniids.
Thsy wsss discovered b. Qairos n 1905,
but tha work q sxpioEine them wsa
Gre ssdesiaksn b Cook. who oonfsr-
ssd upsn lhsrn Ne name Of Ass Heb-
rdoa Thers eEs few Esrcpeans O. he
lnlanss. and ~ nsliEss, who ars q the
Pnpuzn naers rass. sss q ihs lsuesi
degrees ~ iuieillasnes. IhsiE habits aze
6isauatino. shsir perBoua hlthy and
shsir fases smsarsd vita taFmsKis and
ehaSeoal AiiuRsfhsr thsy viii MAKE
anything hat typical Rrsnohman.
Il i asserted that two Frenahmen
usse mardsrsd b. The natives Of Maili-
colo fee monshs AGO. WHISTLER thil
saory Be srus o. falss. Il i made The sx-
euns fas tha Rsensh intsrfeEenes IN ths
aaalrs 81 he Islands. Tbs fouE thea
end Frsnch eolanlsis 10 New oalsdonia
have long aansKled thai tie Mes
Hebndss wnso thsiF natuFal depcndsncs
nnd aheuid b formally ANNEXED. n.
Australian eolonisa have atEenuously -.
sIsted thsss claims ana hava within ~
past lev weeks Dispatched 70 LondoE
protests aenlusi ths aotion Of Franes
which has bosn suspected since ~
Fssneh var SHIPS sailed for the Ksu
Hsbxldea fran New Caledonia about /
fortnioht eco.
Two British var vessels have beer
dlspaiohod 70 ne islands. bat Is Is no'
~ al pEobabia that Great Britain o
nny other powcr viii venture 70 disputl
ne claims Of France.
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Tka Helena fakspsnsiesf gave the con-
rany that appears here tonight q good
e0ana q a. follows; Mingsa OpzFa
Hease Was allied 10 the akyiiehas'' lass
eeenlnR when the enrlain Fase on The
handeane STAGE Getting % The frst paEi
Ia haifaa MtnstFels. Tie entertain
mant opened with thn Mikado overture,
a really exquisite piece Of music. intro
oaelnR lhe popular airs frnm the Mtkad0
epeFa end rendered b. q 6ae orchestra.
tbs otis Vas fresA and htRhly amusing
tnRouRhou8- jokes. tAkiaR hits aud
coed veal ana taslraesenlAi masie Tee
sinain4 VS. espectaliy god Carl l. a.
artist b his lines whatever mnsio thsre
y h 4 slide iFcsahane be i able % pro.
dace. TIE ieseh Brothers h their
douhse banjo act, Introducing dAncing
and siAtuesQae tahleeux, presented ane
81 Ne eee4 speclaitiea en- tae htl aud
WeRe fepeaaadly eaeered. william H.
Peaks hand bell Fingera mere Ghan mes
expsetAlle1Hs there weee ave % them
that pfodueed Ne weirily sweet masse
via vosai accompaniusnis. and tks
andienee esai1 nos SEA enouch 81 il.
1ha esheg features q she eatertain
meDs wese good Throughout. ana tha IN.
tereN9 e The larze aadience waa uaaia.
sAined % the laNl mianie.
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Ihs aooount o. Glad stones progress
from Isondon 70 KdinbuFe is not eaIsa.
lated % lead ons % believe that the
English people have followed the Eng
lish ariaioclaey 10 iia antagonism 10
hose rule. Enormous crowds, wavinR
bannsFs and boundlsas enthusiasm ere
nos he usual aosompanimants Of 9 lost
canss. Indeed. the evidence increases
that Gladstone haa carried The people
with him IL this. e. Ne has carried them
With him in many other movements N
favor u popular rights. Although ths
odds appear % be fearfully against him,
the world NEED not be surprised Il she
PEsmies and bis sappsEtsrs sweep the
hold and Il the next House Of Commons
oontalna q stroaR majority Of home
FuieEa. English politics are nov IL
that ehaotio condition IN which any
thing Il possible. and Il h the uHsx-
poated that happens.
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The annual election Of Directors Of
The oEeRon a Trannoontinsatal Com.
pany uill tAka place 81 Portland en-
June II. Ths steak books were elesed
on Jaae 10, and President Snith is new
% hls way 10 the West. The eie0tion.
houeveF. vill noe Be nearly 80 exciting
IN aifaiT - !, q iFss promised 10 be.
TIE eaort made b. psEsons whose IN
tersstaale aniaaonintAa 10 he company
ts CESS President Smith and the present
management and to replace them with
Bfayton Ives and new Beard Of Dirso-
aosa haa failed utterly and Il Il certain
that no change 9TH BE- made.
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The ensanenined Coo Operator Il Of The
opinion that IF some Of The Seattle
militia we're IN suits with less trimming
and more stripes, their services would
be as aoSeplabls % the people and more
ussful 70 the Territory" which. rodaeed
~ plain English, means that tbs Coop
sraier believes thai the members Of the
militia organizations should be in The
psnitsniiaFy. THIS Is crushing. Bus e.
che militia was nos organized fOE the
special pufpsae Of aTording satisfaction
% ths Go. Opsrstor. possibly ils opinion
nay nes b regarded a. conclusive.
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nlaaravoly announced that kineLnd-
viz ne mad BsyariAn monaroh. Who
did the weird . services b. getting out Of
q, let nowill. Az Lndwig was in debt
10 the sum Of about eleven nillion dol.
lara. e bic throne had been taken frcm
him, and ~ ali hls personal property
bad long since been pledged 70 the
MONEY leaders. bic neQliaeuee in the mat
ger Of making q vi Il h nos e. serious as
u would - arst seem, 10 BE- sara. be
nlRha hAvs willed away bis debts, but
In any event thsy win b. inhsrited By
shs taxpayers Of Bavaria.
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Never in the history Of Puget Sound has
Clothing been sold atsnch ruinous low prices
as now, and we viii continue to sell Goods
at the same prices as in the past month until
all is disposed Of The immense quantities
of Goods that have left our premises daily
can be taken as criterion for the amount of
business we have been doing, especially in
such stringent times as we are at present
subjected to but in it's very face our bust
ness continues to boom, and surely there
must be good reasons for people investing
their money in wearing apparel so cheerfully
For every dollar purchasers invest we give
81 so worth Of Goods as compared with
prices Of other stores, and that is surely an
object for us getting the preference over our
competitors
Mems Suits that we sell for 81 70. S.,
$5 so, So, So, So, SO and $40, are sold else
where with an advance Of SIS above our price
for the same quality. Mems Suits that We
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which we have been Oierilg for the past thirty days.

sell for 81. $11 so, $12 90, S1S So s,s
$16 so and $18, are sold elsewhere win =
advance Of So 80 above our price for SIS
same quality.
Boys Suits, 10 to ~ years old. that !.
sell for 81, 4 so, 5, 5 so, 8, g so, Il and "a
ARE sold elsewhere with an advances ~ NJ
above our price for the same quality
Boys suits 4 to 10 years old, that I'VE al
for So, 2 so, 2 rs, 8 IS, 8 so a, 45O ana &
are sold elsewhere with an advance of a.
above our price for the same quality.
In Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots. HhoH
Trunks and Valises we surely can not Be-
|eQualled as we sell you those Goods n
wholesale prices, thereby saving you the Is
tail merchants profit, which is quite an lisn
and worth saving.
Do not be misled but come and visit our
establishment before you purchase and com.
pare our prices, and you viii be readily ccr.
WINGED where you can do the best
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TWO STORY HOUSE,. AND lA1f w
CIR - q Is ana SIS NJ
Hoo 1rifh -. LaundxT.
eerond hard Furniture Stof9.
1m acres land. part claare1s - - 49, 49,
White rfvsr ranen eie4ze1 o.sA..l.. " Z.
, he1tauranla. -. 80 49, - -
Vaeats claim. 50 lzellnq ll.la1. 80. -.
afaal1l a. r.re-alnrrs ans Eilu ia 49, -
Five-asFe homes. cleared, 50 ups
Trade city LotB fnK Ranch.
Aortgsgss o. sod prePsrfgs ti1p =
el9000.
CITY ard Comfy Scrip. w
New and ssoond-hand Sales.
WANTED.
s2so and $50 . loan On city property.
Money; good sscurifyi Dess lnhek1'.
~ sea,,s 49, a ~ 49,. highest wages paid
Tronera. washers and COOKS No PAY.
10 furnish fam handA. ~ per mons,n'
CanTmaasrs and agents. - Per mse ~.
pnrtner % improved stock Ranch, $50
TWO ADV parfnera. fer lifa b. two well
3o-d0 rnen. tDon1eay anytnn8l.
FOR RENT.
~ 40 own, w. vssy cheap: take them a
Ninesean housaA O. 70 S.
Furnished 81 unlurnis hed roomA with
a. wifhoaf board, q . month up.
Popular Saloon, -.
10 acre ranch; improved orchard ana
hay no cash rent.
D-aors improved ranch. u month.
Houss ard large garden. N town.
Furniahed Restaurant OF Looking House
eco. w. CRANE,
Waahlnxten Territory Employment Bn.
rean. near corner Commercial ane
washington streets. Seattle. aw
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When tha United States CaaFt fos he
weEtaen nistEiea ef NsEginia was open
"a a Ahlngaon he Pasi week. u vas
fennG tAal teere gVFe ~ fnn3s % held
Ne ltrm wsth, Iee narshai tsleEgaphesi
y Washington ter frn1s - erldit. bat
the department rePltea thAs Il had
nnno. anaRe faei seearasnEty adiaafn.
- tfe eezlt u1tl 4aly eta. Faiiy seys
en,y-4s1 dsfectaais ucfe recessed en-
hco1s do1en afN caahued Ia iall. nnd
from - - ~ witnesses wufe snssraes-
81 - ars1aF nHxt teFm.
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pInn.

Seattle, June II. Carolina
hoshurw. aged Is years.
"a. Funeral from residence IN North
Seattle today e. 8 p M.
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FoE Sale.

4 OTIS "a AND IS IN BLOCK no, ON
- = ssrse. N TaeomA win The i'm
cash. Apply % the oWnes,
I.AkexieN. plernn connlr. ~. Il.
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Tha chieago Herald gsaxely asssFls
that In Seattle. Washington Territory,
''only last wseA they haneed tuo men for
stealing : eow.n
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Information Wanted

or JOHN RALsroN BtNGAMAN.
~ who tct CHESTER county. Fenn-
ncarly g years aEo for TIE Wesf. nov
neartf = Yoarsoid II lixing. Z miilWrixht
~ trade Any udings q htna. living ar
dnaa. or q bis Aeira. II Any viii BE- gladly
recetxed- A lexacy - due him ~ tkera 4
app.iea tursccn. Address IEyI RING A.
nan. F'esatoWn 7. o. Chester county.
t.enn. ielsdUiw
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Ia, Z e. :. . a.s..s 'ssia1a 'Asss a.. ~
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WANTS A WIFE.

A WELL.To DO BACHELOR RE-
n siding on his own farm near Seattle
dusircs % marry good woman from % 10
~ yeaFS % ago. She mnst BE- q rpod
ieiedSWs oAro Posr-IxrSi a ilarSeSR
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SWTTZER CHEESE

gTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS RsTAB-
Have had large experieacs IN the h,,.i.
49, and ny checse VII bear inspection.
Prices very reasonable a. wholesale and
refaiL
GeorEe nelfel. q the I X L saloon. win
act ss aseat Ia SeAtfle and keen my goods
On exhihitioa ana sale
lsI3lm ABRAHAM RRUasKR.
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DRESSMAKNG,
CUTTING AND FITTING

MIss NELLIE ROSWELL OFFERS
w her services e 4 compssene dFeSs.
maker VIII 80 cut And work IN families
b. the dAy.
second ana LsnoFa1 ssreSss No isst' Il "a a
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
For Sale.

A sAwMIl.L AND HOTEIs WITH
"a seven acres Of land. Capacity Of mill
lae0o feea per day. WIN SELF 81 one-half
tho original cost.
HEFNER & DISaON.
Jel9dW NSA Commercial 81, seattle.
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eEnERAL AND MERV0Us DISEASES

MARK 4. LONGAKER. n. n,
Graduate Of woman's Medical College
q enRsyivAnia.
O6las and residence, carner Cherry and
Third streets. 0llico hours from 8 70 ~
and from % o'clock.
Particular attention given 70 the treat
Consultations In Hnglish and German.
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ITO LOAN on IMPROVED FARMS
jeS HSfHER 8 DTsHoN.
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DR.. n. D. L0hGhkER

~ RADUATE on THE UNTVER-
~ aItY a PonEsyiyania. has peEuaa-
nsnflF loca1ed - sa1ftka.
Ia removed his oElca and reaide1ce
q - cornar az Cherry and Third sEreets
Dx. K.nnamkNr makes 3 specially q ais
eases q the
Eye. Ear and Threat.
Treats nrfvata, chrunic and skin diseases
removes turner's and uIceEs without pain
o. the use q the knilA.
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LOST.

H~&SAs
"A GENTLEMAN's SCARF PIN,
"A consisting Of llint arrow head Get
IN gold. waa lost Thursday. The pin Il
valued e. . gin and tue Gndsr viii Be- lib
orally rewarded b. leaving the same 81
this ONCE. iels
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T. T. MINOR. nj. D.

OFFICE m OPERA HOUSE block.
" rooms and 9
and I 70 p "A.
Telsphone connection once Ne, sc,
residence No. 81
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P.B.M.MILLER. ND.

CURGEON, MAY nm CONSULTED
y e hia rooms b the Boyd & Poncin
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SEATTLK, March 8 1854
DR. II. u. Is0NaAKEn-Deafs Sir. FOR
painful feeling II ny forehead, aad 81
night / wUnla be dro1bled with dinlcnlt
bFeathfne, coughing ard expectoEa1tnG,
60 that had blt little rest / was very
miserable from tbs ca1arEh 81 tie had,
u0sa and the azthma, for which oq1lo
ind no rHlief. had been pronounced IN
treatment, from which / received relief
IN few dagH resulting ID . permanent
cure
From Whist know a Dr. Longnksr's
professional skin and treatment. feel
can most heartily recommend al persons
suffering from disease % him. with the
ASSURANCE that they VIII receive mest OK
oelieut professional and medical treat
menk CLARK d. DAVE.
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Notice to Contractors.
FRESH
COUNTRY BUTTER

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING DAVE
w celebrated JKESEY RuTTER. from
Dungenesss Ms fEETT's WHInBY lat
AND BUTTER and othsr choice country
urA1d& ffesh every week.
ALFRED SNYDER & CO.
apA ~ p Charry street.
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