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To all whom itmay Concern

OFyHcE OF THE COLUMBIA AND PueEri
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY.
SEATTLR w. T.. July n. 1SSe
WHERKAS, BY DEED BEARINc
w date August Is, iSz4 txecuted in pur.
suance OF an ordinance approved Ausuai
Is. 1873. tho city Of Seattle conveyed 70 the
Seattle and Walla Waila Railroad and
ihnds south OF King street. In said city OF
seattle. In, along. around and aboutEi lios
bay. from extreme high 70 extrcme low
tide and deep water and,
Whereas, The Legislative Assembly OF
the Territory Of Washington, By an Act
approved November g fs73. ratified and
confirmed nid grant and conveyanceuper
certain conditions, which have been full.
Whereas Said Act OF the Legislative
Assembly vested the title OF said iands In
said Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad
and transportation Company. In fec sim
Whereas, The United States has acqui.
esced In said grant and eonveyapce; and.
Whereas, The said Seattle and Waiis
Walls Railroad and Transportation Com.
pany has transferred and conveyed all o.
said lands to the Columbia and Puge
Sound Railroad Company;
Now, therefore, the saM Columbia and
Puget Sound Rsilrsad Company hereby
gives notice that IL claims the exclusive
right 70 occupy said lands and TO erect
whRrves and other structures thereon.
and that all persons are hereby notiAed 70
refrain from occupying on entering upon
any Of said lands without the consent, In
Sound Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA 4 PUGET SOUND r. r. CO
apS Assistant superintenaent.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
i Third Judicial District ~ Washington
Territory, holding terms at Seattle.
no. sSS--fhomas K Enemingar, plain
til vs.. Charles X. Jenner and Cornelis
K. Jenner. defendants.
Under and BY virtue OF an order OF aale
and decree OF foreclosure, issued out OF
the above named Court IN the above en-
titled action. dated the 18th day Of March.
fse6 wherein the above named plaintiff
obtained q Judgment and decree against
the above Ia8sned fefeneanfs, I am com
mandea 70 sell the following Described
morfRaged premises. that ie 70 say:
All OF blocks numbered three t31. ten
90 and twenty on: lots Iine %, and ten
ifot, Of block thirteen fl3i; lots three ~,
and fear ~. In block one ~ ef the Com.
stock addition to thecityo OF Seattle Alec
Al 81 block thtrty-one tsD and fractional
supplemented addition 70 the city OF seat
lie. all in said King county. w. T.. bling
In all 81 lois together with all and sinxa-
lar the tenement heredits renfs and al
pu .tensnces thereuntc belonging.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on
saturday, the I1sh dsy Of April.
1850.
At the hour 81 10 O'Clock a. m. OF said
day. at the Court House 1sor. In the city
OF Seattle King county, Washington
Territory. l viii, In o5edience 70 said or
der OF sale and decree OF foreclosure. sell
the above described property. or % much
thcreof ~ may b. necessary to satisfy
plainsi IFS judgment with interest there
de for cash
Dated ~ Seattle. this 18th day Of March.
lisa
]. II. McGRAw,
rnhls sheriff of King county, W. r.
Hall & I'm IN. attorneys for plaintiff.
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LETTER NO. 4


The opportunities fer ladies to find
employment that Ia both suitable and
remunerative are limited their pay is
usually poor a. compared with the saia-
ries paid 20 men 10 the same lines Of
occupation. But there are some very
noted exceptions; journalism, music.
the drama and the platform offer equal
advantages 10 men and women and
shere 10 one occupation 10 which wsmen
are generally more successful than men
and that Is IN the management of spe-
cial agencies. By special agencies we
mean they are given the exclusive con.
troll Of the sale Of special articles that
can not be bought ct the stores, and, IL
the articles have merit and ars in de-
msnd, they are sure source Of profit
to the spectral agent IL properly handled
In this line the Cincinnati Suspender
Company are Offering inducements 70
ladies thai We think ought TO attract
attention. They are manufacturing the
nov celebrated Queen City Skirt Sas-
penders fer ladies and misses. and their
unesualed Stocking Supporters for Ia
dies and children. Oscar Wilde, in his
Philosophy of Dress Gays: "The
hrst and last rule in this, that each sep.
pended from the shoulders always, and
never from the waist. Nature gives one
no opportunity Al all Of suspending
anything from the waists delicate
curve, consequently, by means OF tight
corset, q regular artificial ledge had 20
be produced, from which the lower gar.
reuts are hung. where there are no
suspenders there mnst be cogssss; adopt
the former and the latter disappear
Catherine de Medicis. High Priestsss OF
poison and pstticoats, inverted the cor
SET. Now corssts are wholly bad. Pet
sicoats should be suspended from the
shoulders" Ne lady or miss should be
without suspenders. Oar leading ply
sicians recommend them and are load
In their praise Of the Queen City Sos
penders. These goods are manufac
tared by women, who have made the
wants Of ladies and children q study,
and they ask as 10 refer them % some
energetic and reliable lady 10 take the
exclusive sale of them, snd we certainly
think that "a earnest solicitation in
every household vonla meet with .
ready response, and that q determined
woman eeeld make a handsome salary
and have al exclusive agency that
vsald be very pradtahie. We advtee
any lady Who Is in need Of employ ment
20 send 20 this Company her name and
address tplstniy written }. and mention
thts paper. Address the Cneinnsti
sospcndsr Co, lT9 Main street.. Cinsin-
nsts. Ohso. liz
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. Third Judicial District az the Terri.
tory Of Washington. holding terms at Sc.
attie, IN King county, for the counties OF
King and Kissap.
No tst0-B. II Bowman, plaintiff va.
Henfy T. fesier. T. ]. Moynihan and
Js mes Aiken partners ~ Moyn han 4
Aikenh William DeKosiowski. g. Ia.
hanford. NJ. Ca'keek. Owen McCor.
mick, Merchants National Bank Of Scat.
tie ashlngton Territory. w. b. Scott.
William Walker and NJ s. Drew texeeu
fsrs OF the will Of John SfephFnson Con-
CON, deccesedl. Henrietta M Halter. 8,
LOUISE Ackerson, Susan Cor. Granville
O. HalIer. W. 3. Woodward. John II Hen
nett Mary l. Smith. A. @. Rooyey and
=. Z. Hus,phey nartners as Hooves,
Humphrey 6 Col, Wallace Wilson and
:. Pu-dom. defendants.
Complaint fled in the county Of King
u the Office OF the Clerk Of szid District
Court
Ihe Unitsi States Of america send aveetise
TIE T. ]. Moynihsn and Jane. Aikea
tpartners as Mes nihan Il Atkent, g Lon
lse Ackerson. w. 8. Woodward. John X
Bennett Mary l. sn.th. A. O.. Booves
and II: c. Humphrey partners as Hoavty.
humphrey q co !. Wallace Wilson and
J. \ Furdf m. defendants.
You aae hereby required 70 appear In an
action brought against yoa by the above
named plaintiff In the District Court On
the Third Judicial District Of the Terri
tory OF Washington, holding terms 81 The
city Of Seattle, in the county OF King. for
the counties Of King asd kitsap. and 10
answer the complaint hied therein within
sixty days from the date Of the first pub
LEGATION Of this summons or Judgment by
default viii be taken AGAINST y1u accord
ing To the prayer Of the ccmnleint
The said action is Brought ~ forerlrsa
8 eettain mortgage hearing date May z
1850 made and executed by Heavy Z.
fetlsr. one q the defendants abeva
named. 10 b. ~ Bowman. the plaintiff
shove named. Wick Enorfzsge was a.
the "a day Of Nay. iss5. at TN minutes
p2sf p. ta-. DULY recorded In the offzse IN
the Auditor Of said King county. IN vel.
1rne u Of mortgage. On page CD. and Il
a lea npsn ceftsin lands therein deperfb-
ed asa to procure sale CT the said mort
gagged premises se cept portions thereof
released By fhs mortgage. a. ALLEGED t.
the compgatrtl 70 satisfy he smcunf that
may he ascsrtafnsa by tho Court to BE- s.rs
On tbs Aasd mortgages and the notes -
cured thereby. ana TO fort elaas the egr1itx
a redemption ~ fhs defendanta and All
persons claiming By. througs or under
premises 50 sold. ard FIR dxrpent sssafr,sf
defcndAnt Henry l. Yesler. for say def.
cheney that EsAy rsTnsin unpaid after an
psTsEg al Elgneys epplieabie thereto arss-
ln2 fran such sale. 10 the paymes.t Of tAs
amount 50 ssoez tanned 70 De due
NStneas the Hon hcxer 4 Greene.
JuNge o. the - d District Cours.
SEAL and the scai Thereof. fkis Iszk
- dAy OF Nsrch, a. II. HKsSl
JAMES eEAvKf. Clark.
BIZ NM l. Ls7DElow. Deputy.
W. n. Asrrsek, 8xtornsy fer piszntfK.
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March ssh, Hoa- John Haley.
DessE1ss from IDAHO Territory. wrufe
10 he EDITOR o. shs Lewissoa Teller
- follows.
Yours Of the lith Instant received
and contests noted The package Of
newspapers yUu state you sent has
not yet come 70 me. got Gee copy
Of your paper with your editorial
and the statements OF citizens On the
divfxi0a and annexation. which /
win present 10 the Senate COMMITTEES
that hes charge Of the bill should
the package you refer 20 cone. viii
distribute them IS per your request.
Mr.. VOORHEES, tells me that be recesy-
ed . package Of your papers with the
articles In, which We viii use ~ you
request. The bill for the admission Of
W ashington Territory with the north
ern portion Of Idaho having been re-
ported fasorabiy by the Senate Com
mitsee and placed on the Senate
calendar, the chairman OF the CON-
mistee tells me that the committee do
not wish 20 take action on the bill
passed by the House until after the
Senate has acted on the bill for the
admission of Washington Territory.
As for my position on this question,
| stand Just the same Is I stated pub
liciy In Lewiston in 1884. shall do
ali can in an honorable way to have
both the annexation and admission
bills passed. The only thing that
win stop me from working for the
passage Of these bills would be . pro-
test against them, signed By major
ity Of the resident citizens who reside
In that portion of Idaho that Is pro-
posed TO be annexed 10 Washingto a
Territory. and such protest must ask |
to be left in Idaho. / have no sym
patty with the move to go to Mon
lana and will oppose il. Neither
have any sympathy with the protest
that comes from the South. Both
political parties agreed for the North
TO 60 10 Washington Territory, and |
shall keep my promise by trying to
get them annexed TO Washington Ter
ritory, unless Q majority of those Gin
the North) say in writing over their
own signatures that they have
changed their minds and prefer TO re-
main 10 Idahc, which ! presume they
are not at all likely TO do, as the OPP
position sent here from the North
against annexation TO Washington |
Territory, up to this time, Ii very
light, except the Montana movement
in Murray; / don't think that viii
AMOUNT to much, or q; least / have |
no ,sympathy with their move.
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The ncA and Aiiisrtsa snoald net fail to call on
information which be is competent 10 ImpArt
10 those In need OF his services. DR.. 0IBBOk
viii nake 10 charge unless be effects . cure.
Persons cured 81 home. Gall or write. Al.
communications strictly Confidential. senc
ten dollars for . package Of medicine. Ad
dress DIR. J. r. GrBB0N. box 1851, sac Fran
cisco, Cal. Mention Pcxr-fsxxIIIaKxctn
api6dw
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KITSAP COUNTY.

rJsHE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
l. kitsap county. wash. Ter, hereby
solicit bids fer furnishing the county pa.
tients Of said county with eoard, LODGING
washing. clothing nursing. medicines,
medical and surgical attendance, and all
the necessa y surgical appliances. for the
term OF one year from aud after May 10.
1885. All bids TO b. fled with the County
Auditor on or before the LIST day Of May
next. The said Commissioners reserve
the right to reject aay and all bids.
Per order Of the Board.
NELSON McsALLUM,
County Auditor and ex-officio Clerk OF
Beard OF County Commissioners OF
kitsap county, W. r.
PoRT MADISON. w. r., April s. 1886.
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81 EV " NO:

]. ". rARfE Masssr.
Nh ~ ~ lesss fesler's wharf, sessfla sv~.
IhnrsaAy morning. ~ . Aclock. 70 49,
Pert Townsend, TIE Islsads, ss~l.k-..
urdsy afternoon. every -
Leaves Monday. at g M. for
ssw Westminster, Viz Inc ls,s.S.
Return ng Wednesday.
OF to wv " noere
apo GRoRGK rosrKR
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An OLYMPIA LoeGISG CAMP. -
About ten miles from Olympia, on
the Tenipo Railroad, Is switch
which curves from the main line to-
ward the west. and thence runs into
Bush, CASTOR Il CO.. logging camp,
on the land of Whitaker and others
This firm are making preparations TO
increase the product of timber and
spArs. II Is their intention to have
an output of about 50. 900 feet per
day. They are at present working
twenty-five men and two teams OF
oxen getting out spars for the Boston
market. When this contract is filled
a general logging business viii be
prosecuted. George Castor. one of
the firm, is very busy marking out
skid roads and arranging for the fu-
ture. Extensive buildings have been
erected. There are also two families
in their own houses, at the camp.
New logging cars are being built by
Frink, In Seattle. The first output
was last Monday, and consisted alto
gether of spars, varying from 50 to
to 10 feet In length. Mr.. Bush in
forms as that be intends shortly to
add twenty-five or thirty men to his
present force, and to extend the
track nearly mile farther back, to
reach more of their timber.-Parti-
san.
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Cab Prices for the best naTas aaa
Fertisa iilFfasnre.

fesacssed Of TBs I1ftse asE and
ena o. ether % ear Ssvacfeas AraswtsSn
nleatAlisss. q sas-s9sacE vii ead nsmSail
~ ecsnsaAnd ef Ans y knis siluAs4sn.
thlasaslphlA kSeAsNx haiissin.
Fer fse % ft& l4NfSs AJAX ana asg
cFc Of TIRE akaesscaa - nleathiies "a
2ssrfers Weekly ar ikstsSEi viii ee ssn,
Dor a year. postpaid or toy 81 - fas
lsx8Ns AeS @xd the -, stchassS
AaaFuMs AklFklsl. s Co.
Jas fsgskssss
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PROSECUTION FOR TIMER TRES
PASSING The Attorney General has
ordered the United States Attorney
for Washington Territory TO institute
suit against s. Wiley, of Olympia,
and the Port Gamble Mill Company,
for certain timber trespssses reported
by |. N. Wilcoxen, for Z, 900, 900 feet
OF lumber or logs cut. valued al $i2,-
600; also one against Geo. A. Meigs
and the Port Madison Mill Company,
for SAL $50 feet of timber, valued at
IS, 462 80. Olympia Standard.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

o 8. LAND oFYisE AT o1rxYTA. W. r..
March rs, 1854
Notice Ia hereby given that GEORGE d.
PRICE has nled notice If inienfion 10
make fnsf proof before tss Clerk Of the
District Court, ct bis cssscc In Seattle. W. r..
on SATURDAY. the 18th dag OF Mxy, A. ID.
lsss, on Pre- eEnption d. 3. No. 1855. for the
81 = Of Sc Z Of sectico 7, township 7s n,
range esss.
he names Is witnesses Fsrnsnac Turner.
n. 5. doss, Ed. Benhsm and L. Lyels, ali Of
Cherry Valley. W. I.
JOHN y. CONVEY.
splmy6 Register Of the Land Efs3cs /
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The care taken Ia the rrodnesior Of
she veil knoxn San Cazop les has PRO.
caced the resnit Of anssarusss of az
eeftenee walsh ass naz6e this Tea the
fasortte ef the inhabitants IN she eity
and snhsrtss The naueroas se<sz il
nss ana<reans bare asvzss shswn 10 to
BE absolutely pare. IL - exastly the
same 70 qaslify TODAY thai 10 Gas vhen
srss impaired. ssssa pears 2Se. 0P.
srczx. Frunt street.. sIfSs
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

o. 8. LAND oSrIck AT oEYxrrA, W. 7.
March 81. 1888.
Notice Is hereby given that NILS EI.Of.
SON has niea stice Of intention b.
make final proof befsre the 0isrs OF the DIS.
tftct Court, At his once in Seattle, ". T on
Friday. the 2sth day OF May. A. ID. 1855. 90
Presumption o. 8 Nc. &c. oai, for the sE 4 sf
section ii. township "a north, range east
He names ~ witnesses John Z. Mitchell,
Harmcn Allen, Andrew Andrewsou aud John
p. Peterson. all OF Port Blakely, VT.
JOIN r. CONVEY.
apSmyi3 Register Of the Land eJffice
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Is UneQualed.

J. / Miller, editor Of the Lutheran
Home Luray, Va. writes: = advertise
nothing that ! do not know 10 be good. |
Was saved from the grave, am surs. BIZ
the use Of Ayers Cherry fectorzi, ard
have recommended ii To others wiz the
happiest results L. ]. addison. IL D.,
Chicago, H.. writes: II have never
found. In shirsy-fve years OF eoHiinunas
sfudy and practice IN medicine. any prega-
ration Of 80 great yaiae ~ Ayers Cherry
Pectorsl. fer treatment Of diseases Of the
threat and lungs. ansl | constantly recon-
merd Il to mr. patients. Itnot only breaks
up colds and cures severe coughs, but Is
effective In relieving the most serious
bronchial and pulmonary Affections
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PATENT

INVENTORS SEND MODEL OR
sketch OF your invention, when / win
make careful preliminary examination
vice, circulars. etc, rRRE OF CHARGE. All
business before U. 8. Patent Offlce al
tended 70 for MobKRArE FEEa. Informa-
ton and references sent on application.
NO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT Is SECURED.
J. R LITTELL
Washington, U. C.. directly opposite o.
g. Patent Once no27wtf
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CURE roR PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded by q
sense OF weight IN the back. ioins and
lower part of the abdomen. causing the
patient 70 suppose be has some affection
Of the kidneys or neiehboring organs.
At times symptoms Of indigestion are
present, datuiency. unessiness Of the
stomach, etc. A moisture, like perspi-
ration, producing a very disagreeable
itching, after getting warsa, il q CON-
mon attendant. Blind. Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield At once 10 the appli-
cation Of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts az
fected, absorbing the Tumors, aliayine
the intense itching and efiscting a per
menent cure. Price 80 cents. Address
the DIR. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua,
Ohio. Sold by A. B. STEWART. DIV
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE


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DispsnsAxy No. sss
ksaruy street. ssr
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iished IN 1854, 10,
tie treatment o.
sexual and Seminal
Diseases, such ..
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srmcrpnz, syrHu,
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TO rmE LApIEs sr ssaTraK,

MEss pxIrA xrraEa is nov located
with Mrs. W. A. Wash. Seattle Miiiincry
ssere, frons street. and IL prepared 10
do ores<snakino in all its branches. snd
gill sass give Instructions in cutting
and hfssns By Q new system. apS Ian
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John J. Uhlmzn. Brcoktn. VS., writes.
: Tweiss years age. | ssas sf1icted with q
severe bronchial irouhle, pronounced hy .
skilfal physician TO be very dangerous,
and Fable 70 terminate In Pneumonia.
After using ore bottle Of Ayers Cherry
Feesorsl, faszni great relief. aud an occa-
ssoisal sise Of L since that time has, think.
extended my life trn years at least.- Mrs.
'. " Tsehani. Montreal. Canada. writes:
: Last spring my daughter was attacked
By naeEnbranedus group, or diphsheria.
The doctor prescribed Ayers Cherry PEG
foral, which ealred her Of the dlphfheria.
Being stll very weak and sick. she began
tskins Ayers Sarsaparilla. which restored
her TO vigorous healsh.s
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ron rvs UPPER .xAo.r.

Ssrns Glide O. ". Cove. nga.s..
/ RAVES YESLkRss WHARF an
4; - Mednesday and SATURDAY., rs1rruSss
Lhersasy and Monday. cNllinr a sss.l
City. Mount yernen. sfsriins ~ ~
tersncdisfe points above. Fcr 6.,sks =
psesA3e APPLY On board or a 6H1s5srsS
tOSThf. on thu wharf. ~
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Executor S Notice to Creditors
EsrATE or JACOB MAPLE DE

ESTATE or JACOB MAPLE DE-
IL ceased.
Notice IL hereby given BY thu prder.
signed. the duly Appointed snd s<tinc
execuio- o. the lasf wild and tesssrrer,f
OF Jacob Maple, deceased. TO the CREDIT
ors and all persons having claims a9a:nss
the sAsd deceased. to present them. with
tee necessary vouchers. within one year
sffer the date OF this notice. 10 the said
executor, &C bis plscs OF business. Al The
White river past ef11ce, Kiex enpr.tx -
Washington Territory. or he s1rne win
be forever barred.
c. VI. VAN DORES.
Execat1r Of the last viii and ,esssrner,
Of Jacob Maple. decsased-
ttefs o. this notice an2 thu first pahlI.
cation thereof. MARCH "a led
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ssehTAcoMA STRAIN S.v,
CompanyN ss..sr
49, TIxer. :. e. PArkcr. rssss< -, 80
~ 49, 800 leans every Monday, wsSrssaza
ssss,le s-s.- =. = m. apea ANNA n
sengers fer Olympia. ArrsSys - -
ZIG Skookum RAys ana - .Azle Ana
s- ninS VIA leave Big skpckn nm - -
asy' THURSDAY aud sstnrday' - hee
ana olympia a. ! y. m, srriv,.r !, Z y N
s - - eonncct witt steAaers "a ~
sound points For freis IL a. - - eoNn
@Ss,f o = ai = eftioe On n. 3. ~
AES JAs GRIFFTTHs. w..~
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The See warns Sscramentans that,
from the member of recent rohbeFles
and garrotings there, IL appears q gang
Of robbers have come 10 work the towp.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

- essest possible 70 heal tAross ma
E wHa oH1e safety for children
70 Be d fnest=se u
thousands Physicians and families Z MoBnr
hzFd oa writes II hse
ye and have found shai rezady Sore Ths
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Notice Of Final Pr Of.

c. 3. LxD oyvscx A. oIr,ers2. VT.
MARCH r.. lss
Ncxsoe = hsrshy xsvsn has fKRxANno
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anai rroef exfare the Cierk ef The Ds.frsrf
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STEAMER TRAVEL. ETc
STEAMER HELEN.
FOR Peru 0rhard and Washingtsn

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Mitchelfs Point head Of Port Orchard !.
also. to head Of Port Washinz1on. Re
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.. m. Nit heil's Point - II d m. arriving
81 Seattle about 30 p. m every Tuesday,
Ih1rsday and saturday. Au27dw
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