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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

BaarrSs Pkxxx-A namhsr Il yoane
folks enjoyed picnic yesterday after
posn Al Ali raias. The listls ssesn
lAaneh Areo. ee the Ceimsn Brothers.
was tie canves snee. and also toe prta-
espai cause % eniaymsnt af the sosS
ssss. Az AIkt fasat iiehs laach sss
p.ssaksn Of. after shsea shere uas .
sesmcer fer the haifs. shere nswers we're
found ia eensssGs qusnsities l. re-
hanquess Of Trsfsias esessas and Asnes
ssusai.sa vsre esfhercs. fhc e%eae ef
qastts vas also part at The program.
An Indian family wss ecrsmpsd oa the
beach near bg and ons 81 Ice ycane
men trsn thss camp. Aecerstsd wtsn
huge shank c<sbsee hcsesn. sss very
raseh attracted ny the esee sf asosss.
a. ve,cA be became very rrsressni
Following is q lisa ~ the uasmbers n
she party susie r. Brwwster, Osfse O.
sayder. la Bar~eli. Lifts Seosey, aso-
sss Rarweai. tseiis Allies. Nrs. = -
Hsr~etl kiisn Barwell. J. ~. Cciassn.
A. \ Rarsra. q. A. CeanAn. G. l. CsAr
gin. 1. J. Gslnaaa. W. NJ Ssssxnssa asd
Ds. l. C. kilesafpe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

sxx.aure - e-<&~.a, - 49,
g oes<s > - -
q. , opeeai Aeene Anosrsss 49,
"a tethen a y6nopuves 11ns - w0n14
3. A. "a q. h6nv 4 : 161nsU
s-- ---. s~s-s--. - -.
sh nsa
bo4f frou ~ ~ optnmbeA - 49,
pesx.v sv<ninn. n esunnrssp1D -
- -s-..---.s sk..s .r.x.s--~ -
- -
des4s go peeonfneas9n wsse Uaoe -
- fonsnL 49, - bons onnpe
et1neai1p ~ deok knGopGa - Ms-
kn1nru< - npso = a1e1k naoooR q
serts nsfehsnss snd frs~nds. ~ ispdes
q uasssd Hess1ss q fnh sess.ass
- reesIss. ~ tswn bs4srs. aoefnsss,
80 ~ - o1e0 neesunnsy fce - ~
~ n91Al - l4ytn9 ow1y 81 Ne oos4
MsAndssws ID - ao1ersonnd = ~
Asdernon ~ - t1.t - en.sose1 -
bis toks busne - ~ - ehae -
ment ~ r<a3eE 60 oopen1, 80 -
esunsqneBea = = Usa psseseV -
veut hsm from eves nGntn aeeemyonG
~ srps1vseaca - nno0nee = &1sfl
I1e 80 eoUm pepesA priees9 -
befoee ths ssrtvai q ~ ho.A eaSe -
eapposse dsesAeed - fst4noly Dseesa
fo1fsu1nes
1esg9sy exeuinz oe1ex.nn esme =
TIT ee1y tren 0reonsl Ance11ca. -
0Fnns's Henktous sny1n9 enee - eooabe
- eewn hess nAxs - w1ee - escy |.
4. MeAnegg9- ~ e..neaW = -
eeo0 usee 1neM = - s q noe9
- urs0 The yo41eqa 4.o>ze -
srsaaGeDe1ta To-day eveu!nl = 11s
shafp = - rena1ae. - - 10y
- eooe -. Ine fnneeU uM geeo
eoty - - y IT, aey - foeseeoa.
fhe neue q th,e dsAah ~ eeocx -
- uymrn111e3, uneee - 02e.rnea 40
fstsnd wsthoss nssees.--xsa ssssss.
On Tossd<y ness 80 psosivod =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

- neusa<k - - Bsasea -
"a. s~essss- slssna SrsAe.
...-..er q. L. aastiok. - -
.-st. D. Benisn'a, hsr ne ssn
- hsss FRIDAY svsnine and vsss
a. ss.sh for ssiebt repairs Hronn<
-. Nr. G2fssy, sho eas
~ Il he hsssisk for sone
Z r,ssl,.s V shs REPORTER ssid
sssrs 4 nsssineu bossss hsr : -
..- 1rsu Moore = 6nists Of ~
s,:...vrrv Mill oompzny. .nd seld
.. !, 1,-re.in Beziatsin. Tho Msefsok
~ - besi i.alls N fue<t tepnd
:....s sssis Il Psrs DiNoovssy 13 yeAsn
-. = lamber ess ehesp ths 49,
.. .c.eneh and stxonx. 6be y 8
.1<5 - boss, srd osn fuu - ~
-. n vsn<her Hsf engines are .
~ f.shjoned. and consequently
Z -. = -. but shsr co b oszn
.'s'7rf 81 ilnIs~d sxpsuss. Al eau1
- vesy <eonsmiesl on fnei- hsr
- - - snd sbould BE- rsptsced -.
-. ss,s vitb nsx ene b1t The old
~ ) c<sed 90 pounds Of stsam yssfef-
~61hss1 . tsek
- ,ectssdsy sftsrpoon The -.
- lrtsssiswed Capts1n ben5Amtn,
- slass the sssssls psspls vess
.s~Sar5 unl q the Aleska mail -
- ~ ssexs $50 k&se tooked fos-
= ~ tims ehsa ! would be ebte
. ~ : good. ssAuach, soufortabls
.ss~r a she route bs<wsen tssttis
~ lls~kss posts. Fer lonR <tms !
- - nv sye On the Mss1iek. bnf
..rlx rof yajes tho money 70 bus heF.
IN - 1ime srted - hp<rD9 4IJog -
= - - -. but sxa disappolnssd, snt
- . ajss u np. Wkrn Morgan 4
- kouxbf hsr go ny opp9g
l1S. / kseu she NSaid not suit
-, - fer thst ~ sese@sr
s<liue--uas juss tbs bost thsy v2ut-
~ = / sniksd tssds 70 them y did
81 - lune 20 make tie bargain. ]
n - nv mail oontreps - Jaly lst.
q Sf11rae kasilax. sus uaGniened -,
- - lhs iissie hafFsi seow fss -
cI3nk. g ~ stapts - 10 aboot III
ivill lst : sootssss - ooss fer .
- = ~ boiIsEs nnd nseeeenry = pairs
4 - eneinss - the Mnne1ek. nfser
|sl1k I va have 3 boat that - nan
ND eay ~ t2bo0O. The new bsiIefs
scaiss ! = II maks "a her vii eosf
- ~ Than o7u00. TIE wosk esn ard
1 "A II - done right heFe in HexitIe.
- ~ ~ Massiek 6sted ~ " sait
81 all pises her on tie Route b.
"a SEATTLE sed Alaska. ! hsvs a.
~ rss<ised . CONTRACT % bring dawn
Ilonx II Ice at 90 psf ton, aud -
Em carry ~ frsa2ht - cheap - any
- stsemsf ! viii probably Get ny
~ 81 that. while tho pnw boiisfs
r. >eina built sad tbe os1ttues fcf the
r1evomeni of he engine ars betnR
ae viii probably make 4 trip 70
lkn. II fhs inspeet0fa refuse . Il
- fos ~ long trip before the new
a61s are put 10 / uill esshsr do tow
& - 20 tke wreek Of tbs Emily
1nkxn. od Ds<tFaosisn Island. and
= - sbe falifoad iron from the bot
= n the bay. Bat bsfore The Fourth
JAY viii hsvs hsr in ths Alaska
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

Large Plumbers Of Chinxmen come
up from Victoria BY every steamer.
Some 20 20 Cats Landing TO Gus
wood. ard others so--no one knows
where.
The steamer Queen City arrived
from Seattle yesterday morning with
3 passengers and about 25 or 80 tons
Of freight for this city and vancou-
yer. She left for the fniet In the sf-
ternoon.
We learn that the work of clear
ing the railway line between Van
couver and Port Moody Is going en-
rapidly. Several property owners
have ioiued Ia protest against the
railway going through their lands.
sud this action is cansing some en-
hasrassmeut TO the contractors. -
work cannot be carried on 10 adj
vantage. There are q great many
men sbout Vancouver ready 10 work
on the railway when they get .
chaoce.
We understand that the steamer
Idaho lsft Seattle yesterday morning.
for Tits city. and will be due today.
sac has $ considerable quantity Of
stuff for the big hotel At Vancouver.
and will 70 10 the fslet after dis
charging passengers aud freight here.
We do oos know whether this Is .
special trip or whether the Itaho In
tends 10 resume her regular trips now
80 - 10 rus capssia Tsrte "a the
route The people Of this city sad
the mslnland have not fsfgntten the
shabby way in which the idaho soid
shem whea she had The whole field
| 10 herself British Colamssse.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04


A correspondent Of the Walla
walIa Jourual wrote from Eilcas-
burg March s0th - follows
Charles w. Bertch. an attorney OF
North Yakima, and formerly oi
Ainswofth, 10 in trouble A recent
meeting OF the North Yakima bar
was heid TO take cognizxncc Of the
charges preferred sgainst him, aileg-
lag fraudulent dealings with clients
and attorneys and unprofassional
conduct. The Court was petisioned
10 disbar him from practice. on i've
counts. supported BY affidavits and
sigued by keavis Il Graves. Whitson
& Gillian, s o. Morford and Milroy
Brothers. Sheriff Tyler procured
services on Mr. Beftch. and bis case
siil be heard on the convening OF
the District Court on the 18th.
United States Deputy Marshal e.
NJ Reed passed through Eilensburg
this week, equipped for crossing the
saows OF the Cascades for The west
side, on official BUSINESS He II
highly commended for The vigilance
aud activity with which be pursues
the duties Of his oflice.
Court convened here on Wednes-
day. bat no criminal proceedings
were heard, ~ the threc Territorial
prisoners broke jail on the preceding
evening. Il Ii believed thai they re-
r..tvaa aaa{asuara frasu The tsufRfde
for they cut % the hinges Of the
door OF the prison, scaled 1d-foot
fence. aud have not since been heard
OF, although the country Is being
secured with deputy sheriifs. The
county offers reward of $50 each
for their return.
Miss Jennie Schnebiy. one Of the
teachers Of The Eilensbsfg Academy.
formerly Of Waiia Walia. was mar
rled on Monday last 20 John b.
Davidson. Young attorney.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

zsnpoa, Apfii Q. -Caubridae nen The
&I,srsity boas rAos on the II hssnss this
gnine. The zky was cioody, the
nlbef mild and the usud pretty
1poe. Al the starr ard daring she
= the water was Sufficiently sumpy 20
u W . tbofoneh test tAe stsmins uf
y men engaged In she contest. Betting
y 10 favor OF the Cambridge of y.
y fivsr banks wcse crowded slth peo-
thousands 81 peopie making ste
- tbe excuss for holiday. A laree
Nd Of ronah snd III clad people ap.
md On shs seens - " to rented
1<aY makers that thsse usrs English
- Incapable OF episyine themselves.
~ marched In procession along the
- coarse, beaded BY band, aud
aene q banner oaiiins attention 10
= 11strsss among the uusmpl0fed.
~ boats scrs started even and vere
Is - By ~ hne . osatsst ~ cas- ever
n<essd an the co1rse for kb8at .
-. then The Cambridge boat paIled
y ~ ahead. In the seocad stage
nes vas exciting. Tbs Cambridge
- nxde several ueepefate .epnfts ~
sezs from their rompefstors. bal
\ hltef responded iEstantiy aud sse-
rfslly 10 each. and when Hsmmsf-
~ bridge wss reached the Cam
~ hos sxs 4 quarter length ahead.
: ~ and q half had nou been rowed,
= ~ osatess eantinaed etuhbofn ~
n1u4 s<fest, aud fairly even aud sx
~ 20 10 The ~ mile point opposite
1e1ek Church. usrs Uxfofd spnrt
~ boat razpandsd By fairly shoot.
&ienG nntil its prov got even With
- n Cambridge. and thea passed 70
fss feet The contestants wese
" en By cheering thai was load and
1si1lsx The Cambridge men grad
y sat their boas 40 even with thai
V<3ost; thsy vcre kept even until
~ BRIDGE was passed. Here neither
~ ses visible advantage. People
~ ~ hsnks snA % The beata fol
~ asse now siuacst Wild uith ex
1eGl ard efsee II ~Desd hestf"
- heazr everywhere were heard.
teoas ~ hnish fhe CAmtstdas men
n t1le 10 add one more spurs 20
tpaz- sustained pull. and u rsosed
- epa1 u ~ STROKES 10 the minute
iees ahead, and they pasee1 the
~ Ahcat half q length In advance.
~t11 enc u the grandess races ever
~ ever sAs eourse. The excitemeat
y eioss go shFilline. A. ne point
'ee ths entire rscs had II been pcs
W either crsw 10 get more than Q
t4xth ahead ef sts rival.
tMf4eiIs0ent q the Gloss was thrill
y ~ tinis during shs sntsfe race
4 hs<a pes.ihle Tor either ere~ 20
mess han = hs.f ienfsh. The adj
- % 10 The hnlsk belcneed 70
- 80. Hna The sxeitemsnt smote
iens Ai1ng shs river banks was n
- from minute % minute by the
sseqs evvnetss Of tbs fewtur and
tse<l'aa asiun OF sdsansAsc. autii The
3a rnish revived the excitessrns,
ereks azd dissipatcd IN . perfect
- It srgiAuse. The race is every
prensssetd the 1restess ever
- the Thames since she dead
e ISL. The length Of The coar-e
~ mites and quarter; she time
" The camhrta2e vas - msnntes
- eeands. he longest accepsed IN
ne tniveFsity races slnr< fhe
- ef ieF7. The tide uas peer end
- wss rcxea sxssnss strana
wind aimoss The whols way
fsets Sufficiently espisia ths
y vsev Of the eontirua hard
aene hy The crevs Tue nen Of
sssts uese very much exhausted
naisa. The Oxford ecat wss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

Attentioa 10 specially invited 70 ". p.
BOYD 4 Co.'S Spring Sfoek a. Drssl
Goods. They are sh0 me ~ aesortpent
that cxn b. confidently feoommended
70 yoar notice, and % Tar - prices afs
concerned They were never lower II
staple finea thHouehout. than thsy afs
this season. 0ome ner designs that are
beautiful. and great bargains, they tn
vits your early sttention 70. MAS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

RKruxSrxs 10 Nsxescvxa-Cs@pa-
sles A and II. Of sAe Foastesash intxs-
tsy. uaaet sonusna % Csg,2is Rxis-
bridge. are eessrs sssdy TO sesasa 10
yancoattr. These ecnpznies sn9s tasf
namkser ssxiy neu. fss eomp&nses II
- srty nasa esce. will rsaszn 70 sesfszs
unaer eemnssa q capsazn Cafpeeses.
ansll fnfshs< or&srA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

Hcs ineSss IEcs1 - ~ Isaisins
1nown. 1eesTzkS eazaAeAmEx-k. -
nEnuD 40 L1v4 uz1uos Uau - ~
poLe1fy go1tn1 - 49, egug3ohtnG -
feiIa Ta1a = = - sUstuE sns. -
efna1y 1nr - imunge sDmsefnus = -
e1oo6 in161uue - t1ne maDs9 - -
yung5 - 49, = = ~ ttosee - Ga
-. eesueula. Live Oo1Dlalgon, veak-
- 1|n11& rqmeg4 4ps1toga okin
Dtasanna UA1a11n, - - t46n1aad
~ shas eeas fsen tupass bloel 10
tns1ss : eheusful dispsmetoa taks this
uel1 kao9a me1teonA uo6dA AUt1xungve
- pgsme ennos ao1 pun1eD - mtn1
- ~ naeupn1 eqaan1Asinnn. - - -
4. u DxBwAnR, Goa11Is. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

writssu bids vill b rsssivsd until
Nay La 1864, by ~ uneeruigDea To-
aauo ~ tiee. 3 q. log. . in fnGe. s tn.
thick. delivered IN McEiroy's sloaRh %
or bsfors Aaa. fsl ie06 ~ eowpaoy
reservine ths right 70 reiess any end al
bidA. BlkuCMAnD L. K %.
wtS7 dku1u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

W. p. Berp 4 CO. ksep The lassss
shapes and styles IN csrsefs, and havs
sddsd largely % thsis always full assort-
msnt 70 meet The demAnds of ~ :prsNg
sessos- DpestAi nseticn = esde of
their n<w cprsst, Dssesf elEeefusfisa.
CestainIy u y eonstdered 90 Of ~
moss oonfcstabls end hsalthful ccu.es
In The market mkl9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

sHov are ve sser esine oass thrsash
eer spring snd saamsf's v0sk : We
ere all rsn down. tired out bsfors Il BE-
gina 10 sey many fsrmsr's famtly.
We ansves. ~0o 70 your druszise and
pay es for six bodies e Ayers oarsa-
pariila. This b tast tas ns1ioins yoo
nesd and viii p.y spmpcand intsrsss On
the investment"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

f.ch saa peer Who wish - sejsy
seshh. and VITO Do NOT Sish 10
y hster, naeseeus liver usedscsnee
snsrsse~, = TIE ceeceetrAted iiQesa
~ remedy, evfnp Of fsss. Sampss
frssS ard sAs. and 81 bsssies fes
Nef 4. h srseAxr. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04
nscglkx.. AsxseA saavx.

The R~ss Sslve m the world FOE Crsa
Brussrs. sors< uisers Hxit Hheun. Pc
v~r sar~<l fstssr. Chspped AepdA Chi
hlaiu.. Ceres and al sAfR Erups5oes.
era pss<s<tssis enres Pai.s. % n pey
rquissd II 10 xux<snseed " ntve prs-
s~cs sati<f.-tisn. es uneces refandsc.
Praes Is e~nss per boz. for sAt< ey A.
b. eENw2xT. 90
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

Aed sffes April Iss McCLssnx 4
~ esake yea photographs Al ~
49,. naished IN thefr very eest
Anl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

: scnxfSs, phasaRraphsf. q Sec
sa Oetambss streets. ts farnishtns
teas hrss-slAss ezhinsts as " 20
n af9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

On. Kulooo's Woax THA b snttrsly
free from ali Mercarssl prcpsrsses; en-
b aiv@n 10 the veAhese eungeisutsua
without danxpx, b pAiAfahts cd ea9ly
administered % chiidreo; = mid h %
srxsisn. and usves fAils 70 e4ses cufs-
Prscs IS csuss. eeid By A. = srEwAn,
Seattle. oo3lauem
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

The slizht ecl.i yoa think n littis Of
may prove the forsrunner of 3 somplains
thai may b fatal. Avoid this rssnlt b
taking Ayegss Cherry rsseoeai, ths -
Of known FeDediss for co5dn, conehn.
cAt~rrhs, hfonoAisss, tneiptsns esa-
sunpsion. and I'll oshse tAsaas and iusR
fIfnoasen
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

JAuEs SuIrxvAu. of saie0. 0rseon
says he vss cured Of the Aslhms ~ Gil
mors's Magnets Elixir. 4. B. errw
Arr. AZ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

Afsss Ne @atsh the sssassis oses -
banQusttsd II The faeeoa- Tue b<sf
of fesfiaz prevsiisd - bota s1des
lksouGhous ~ day and svsn5sG. 1he
Dsettts sxeesssooiss4 uiIl rptsrn hone
- - ea<iy honf shis neRnin9.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

New Rssyn Isaxn Mower. foe
Ne szsrrtk HAzpxkzr %. u
fssd 70 TIE wants uf Sesksis
spz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

On. FHu1Axp. Of ths y. = uhnrsh.
says shAs tw0 buttlss Of 0ti0osesa Aro-
uAsis wins cared his wife - Nerves
Dsbilisy sad 6lssplsssns0. A. nerzw-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

T.R. PunRzsxs. Inssssnss ss1 ccz-
nsnxssn Aesns. txze
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

Have year magazines soupd - 800
q eusuus d oumpl<ss. at y. Anshoay's
n,ckhind-ry and y0s Viii ksvs - 0tm-
tnx nunbers % reGfsk- ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

D. b. Losks. rs1rulsun Y. Nashy. -
tier Tcisao Rleds. ust1sos ~ - q
. foFe6nesE of ~ siahe hand 80 q
tk0ss plsasass ~, . 'run s0an6- Ths
huaoF teeAnae in1Aned - deafse ~
bsasahls. md swullsn - tUiee ~
natural sius. 4 frisnd gnve - In
n1's Cknnoz1p GAEsn; an1 II tuensy
ninates she pain bed % uusA sah1tdsd
- 70 Rive ~ s fair niGhs's ~, w4ieh
bad n0t had hefoFe for 8 week The
innAmuakioa bsfs the 0nGes N day.
fcoueideT q 3 moef vAinabls arsiele."
a. 3. ozKwAnz. a9eas, DeAtsle. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

Bug TIE Decsef. sse isadinz Piano, ai
Ioguax a HAxRonD1- eli
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

.CUr Fsuoar RATss."-Oar spsina
soods arriving ~ ehssp frstRns soablea
us 70 give the pahlic ths bsus0t thereof.
We o6sr clean. nsw Goods and noshipa
shsp uorn, as psises without paEalIsl "
the histwy of heastIs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

MIDpEs AGED uxx Who laek vieof and
vitality oau BE- cured by 0ilmors's Aro-
matte Wine. A. b 6rEwAxr. dv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-04

Nxsvn tzrn xxp vioon rsaGussd In
men and women b uetng 0iimofs's Ar
omstie Wins. 4 D. 6THwAnr. ~
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yan~s Ms&as' y ssos fos s.ls a.
ksxzxKzxx'A DhI1
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Try tho Lesdoa Nizei Tea q HuoHm
4 hirIxn's 4 yoa want something 1ns
fof the money. mh18
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For sssrie fever. debility, hrAin trse
be. thsrs 10 No remedy iiks DE-. Heuisy's
C>lsry. Beef and iros- du
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sss sill @Aks priess as isv "a say
teesexrspher In the essy. Saee =
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Taxss becomina dsitnqusnt On March
Ist u the osuss ef dslay N uskink his
sppostionment-
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Arcia<ut ssS fss~ inssrans&- Bias
cxAEp q Pxnznxp~a. Aa<~>A -
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fsadi<s sEferinx fro0 nefvo7sns~.
sss<ple~eaess of knv s<rysus tsenb1r.
ear Ana suamssssse reisef and be curea
~ s<lae Dr.. Hensss's C<isry. bssf ssd
5rca. ~
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BUY IT, TRY IT.
Snowflake Flour
nois rs THE BKsr.
SHERIFFS SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
] Thitd Judicial Dlstrtct Of Wsshin9ton
Territo y, holding terms sf 1<offie.
No. f5e3--AEos b own piaintlR. W
Eich.ei Harns. defsntank-
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AMI 4ecre< ~ fsrseiosarn l<~1ed out of -
Di<tr1e4 oeart. hc.dfnr tsrms a. 8ssffis. %
he - dsS q MASH. ls>t. - tbs sbsp< -
titled setsop, wherein fhe &boys naussd ptsln-
ttf ebtzined = iu9er1epf snd escrss sGn1nsl
ths seoss 1zz1ed d<fsndsnt. en- csnnsnd-
- 10 soil tbs fosisvis9 arscffD<1 mss<<aon1
prxmzz1s. tiet d - <xys
Los nufabe<e1 tsefve On. IN tfock
nu@bcre4 sssen On. Burke's socond 49,
tsoa - the CITY of se&ttze King ooasfy.
y n1hin<tan Territory.
Nseec b tAsrsfors hereby given thss %
s.surass, ths Iosh day ef Apr1I.
1854
AZ fhe hour of 1 o,clock ,. m. of said dav.
= he Ceart Hoass dnof. ID shs eng =
4sn<<1s. kxnx county. Wes1Inxtn Teri
f1xy. wif. n o6c6sc&cs - s1fd on<zW -
nn<s and 4ecrse Il forsc1ss1fc. ssu fhe
abpFe described prcUertx. o. - unGA
<f4 80 - may bs n<ce1s6ry 70 anuzfy
psninEi2 3ade1a<nf With inz6r<sg fnorooa
80 esss. - fhs h1xssss sad ba& sl14eF.
bsssd q sss.sls. thIs iph dsy q rsrsk
An A@as q - ssss:s. sa4 VIZ.
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spss anx-n sss arss- e.sss oAhsn<ts
sns srs ssaasN ars
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cKbBl6k PLANTS.

RARLY ygRsEx WAKnRsRLp.
wAtrsd over and rsAdy. nov. WIN
had u June When cabbage hrinxs . good
price. Delivered b. Z. B. Jenkins On
Pries 8 for Is csnt< 100 for 70 eentA
1000 for ~
Order u I. b. Jenkins. On beard the
utenmer, or sond orders By mali %
A. @ TILdzINGHA6Ts
Apldltwlm PAdillA. Hkagst Ca. w. r.
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WILL LEAvE ALL or ny BUeI-
II nfn with cAvk n 3. QreGg, 70 reeslve
49, - ed = ~ sll hsIsIiSsA = 3.
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COAL. :

TH1 OREGON uGPRQyEllKNr co,
5 super7sr gn7o e k1Eannin0us ceal cars-
faily eprsensA end soIasosd frsn ~
xSsc Nv o. sIsnt,y o. haad tAs old
lsessd. fsum Na. tsnnak Csa1 Cssnk CD
Ths sfssnfioa & sesambunt ma4srs 4
spsoially enifeA 10 H. Hfunkisn Ounk
which b unrivnl1ea fur seanmi1x puf.
puness ard 60 - saDDkie6in - auan<1ty
22eo pouuo3 70 IuE Tou
Ana fun weaGEfxu6Ran6noA
oGlrs ana t1zkGs 16o1 & comlns,csal
snd King streseA 2. 4. BELL
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4HoBILz IS ONE or THE MOST
M chAfsnsnE cz11ee b <he fouth- with .
tocmxiom 90 c1lmoD unswpmrsef.
fe1r1<ks K0inx 1oush o. - o. Expo9i-
sxufnns % a&oU ever IN M1ke1e, 0niy
four koarx' ri6s from New 0rfeann, boar-
Ing II - mnrMiE9 md rs<nrztnx II ~
eseDtnx. fhns nso<ding ths ru6k nx6 n
ernDsys<nces akUay7 st1e16lAxgncA hfus
enowxA
Tks Is&es kas bpsn ne~l1 nfarnixhe1
cempks1s hn1nis u - 1oufk.
G q. BAkxka
nsnarsE KqEssly g ~ kvens AezaA
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sAs FnAsouoo. April s.--Foii,wing
are she passengers by the steamship Co
iumbia for fsstIAnd calling today:
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q. B. JoNKs,
King cosnsy School sapt