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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-08
RrTuRN OF THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Aug. THE President
arrived in Washington from Yonkers
about 10 O'Clock tonight. Secretaries
whitney and Endicott and Private Secre-
tary Lamont are expected to return from
New York in a few days. Acting Score
tary Fairchild will return tomorrow.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-05

J.w. wnfEliz. ii y. Jas. Res e.k.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-05
LtvrrrorLx wHo arvEErIsE.


l. vALENTIN~-Thssca ! hraed IN &C sss rseoes and viii locale
any surveyed OF unsurveyed Gs7euners ianae 4 esd more especially to
ooata aasuees ii lsnts. Patent Tor thelasd haeed directs 70 tha la@0r There
Is but ahmitea amount Of his snp ard ne prces advancing.
e. sfouZ HALE RRr-c-Thb scrip Is la4edln G. aad t0ane
peoeaH and viii also ucae survey { a. afsuFveyed laaas.
The title is conveyed hy neanso G. Pewes Of ttorneT faretn = aees 70
sheland from m Indian. Thus lie sarp ne RESI- tie rs reeds 70 al naseay
Valentine scrip fr The location Of -nausSss .aaas andls 1ot 80 81 1aa.va
8 SOLDIERS ADDrTI Al HoMTSTEAD-Th sstp Is IN
%, 50 and - acre pieces. Il Will locate any surveyed I. 5 lands-odeed Or
unodered. single II double MAXIMUM in any quantity without condition as l.
residence o. cultivation
weshaH be glad 1t all times to give any further information In regard
10 and SCRIP, ard will furnish prices upon application.
GEO. D. BOWMAN &S0NS. Las Cruces. Nm.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-05
fEVuW.

Miss Ida Cri er Is with mountain
fe sr.
w. ]. HI is e7eotia- a barn on Ii
north siae Of MA premises.
Jim Anderson Is again RAINING the
saw mill which Is turning out a enc
s-dty aflumber.
4 Goad hsa sold his saloon {
Frank Reilly. Mr.. 1oad will probably
socn make II visit home.
W. g. Taylor came up from Hermosa
Wednesday. -. 1syicg is expecting
his brother JG.1ta and sister from
a..i1orn.a. They will probably reside
IA Grafton.
Fairvirw went slightly Democrat c
ut the election. Joe Tliorue r~ecriyed
a mo. 1rity Of three. For school cam
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-05

THE parent &c RS 1or wakelulness Is
iu MIN sagas on i%ysneptie stomach
Good digestion and sleep, indiges-
t0u luaefleres with It. TIE oraiu and
stomnaa 8mpatlize. One nt the prominent
HHmrtau OF a weak state OF the gastric or.
s%turhaneg 81 the great narve On.
tropU ggin lnvtgOrate the stomach,
ana " 4estorn equilibrium to the great
ecutrc. a most reliable medicine for the
purunse Is hostetteras stomach Bitters,
which IS lar preferable to mineral sedatiVos
and pow ffnl narcotics. which, tn sugh they
nay for g eifne exert q sOporiiic I'M aenc up
on the htaln. soon sease To act, and ingari-
ably inluFb the tone OF the stomnoh The
he operations OF that All impartau organ,
ana their beueBecut influence Is reelected in
una sleep and "A tranquil state Of the nerv.
11s syNtctu a wholesome imptus Is ike
given to the action OF the liver aud
oWHis lN tta use
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-05
LOCAL new.

Bee the new du Vi Cautltf DIS.
Please note /. II. Gray's card in an.
other column.
johnnie Saucier is quite sict v''h
mountain fever.
TIE election which cane o. -
Tuesday was very quiet.
The Rev. MIR. Bawl delivered a se-
mon in Robertson's hall las night.
A. J. knight and Martin Berner have
finished assessment work on the al.
rondack.
VIM. La Rance exhibits some very
rich ore ore from his Esmerlda pro-
perty on Chloride creek.
Ed Fest delivered ali address to a
large and intelligent audience at Eer
mosa last Saturday night.
Con Hurley came in with a load OF
cabhge from his ranch ye3terda'
Cons cabbages take the cake.
Wagner and McTayish haze rot tho
shaft of their Ashland retimbayrd an
will soon commence development.
Terry Otto and Tom DaH8 'epu ID
Thursday for Mr.. steele's ranch on the
west side of the San Moleo aouu
tains.
Mr.. story cot nineteen ma orty 10
this preciaet and the bact CO..
lut icans who voted Tie .Lcyg i.
tail to exto!.
Austin Crawford has finished secs.
ment work on the Monte Christie end
ilnow doing the asse 1losas on t 8
adjoining claim.
Mr.. C. \. Read. who is interested In
the Hermosa coneentrator, aeeompani-
ed dy a Chicago capitalist. arrived al
Hernosa last Sunday.
Harry Lester and George Bolton re.
turned from Kingston Yesterday. They
report that Kingston was more than
red. hot on election day.
At Hsrmosa, where the people ere
probably more acquainted with Thorn3
than any other precinct in the count
she gave MIR. Story twenty-five ma
jority.
b. p. Herndon is tlmbering and
Q Getting a within on his Antelope mine
. at Hermosa. Mr.. Herudun will soon
have the Antelope in shape Tor actiy,
working.
Il man by the name of Sparks. while
under The influence of liquor broke
INTO the school house last Monday
night. 1t cost Mr.. Sparks SIoto ps
form this feat.
Sam Stailey and Ed. Leighton re-
turned from II hunt on the west 4ide OF
the range last Sunday. They succeed
Ell in bagging two deer, one antelop.
and Il nice fat bear.
"Bluff" Murphy and "Bullie' Boyle
after twisting the tail out of the Shaft
Ledge in order TO make 1t below s 90
worth for Thorne, it weakly reraak ks
that Thorne is a bully hoy.
J.C Mccoy. of Hermosa, has a good
body Of 800 ounce ore IN his Big Tre
property which he is soaking -
a ton or more of this ore Sacked IN
dump and will soon have enccg- TO
shipment.
For some time past u gang Of horse
thieves have been lurking "a few 1iies
south of here a number of horses are
Reported missing. Why don't the Sierra
County Stock association look after
those fellows?
j. II Mooney has Il AIDE a new dis
coverg OF mineral on MS Emma clair
at Herm "a II g rev mineral Is cop
per ana ~sulphide in character. aae
ors body is Of lgrRe dimensions and
will run about thirty ounceg per ton
Aessfs. Wagner. NeTavislb Mullei
and ptossnhaupr LET. f1r the Hlaok
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-05

So far as heard iron Ia result Of the
election in the ,arioua precincts stand
as follows:
Fairyiew: Dwvar4 -. Bail p, McFie
UadieY q burn -. rault 80,
Ar1e8n 90 Rat Wei r95 + W
PARKER =. Apodaca 81. Story 81. KIN.
ade IS, Dias "a. Kelley Gonzie
Joseph - Sen Il, Boob, p, Fest
J, Thorue b. Garcia Christie I,
graf Thou 7son 90 Farker "a. Gray
sen keIuer So. Arm soug 20, Hope.
geI| Is OChg Lueera a5.
Grafton: Dwyeta ii g. MeFie 2
uadley Ea tburn s. Esrrault 9, Ara
on /. Kahlar .. Webster 70. Parker ?
hpodaea story 8 kIuEade .. Dias s
e.ley Gonzales 3. Joseph 10. Bell
s., Booth Il. Fest s, Iuorne s, Garcia
I Christiet, Baft tI. Thompson II.
Parker ii. Graysrn Kleineril. Arm.
strong 10, Hopewei 10. 0cnoa II. Lu
ee ut.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-05

missiouers. - II. Merger. Harry
cAzadier .na JET SAMSON wsre elecfea.
nd Bur- Assaa TT justice ef the pseee
The Hotel luilding ffom I.aasnson
wl be pat IN pace neat aeek. The
oval has heeu tedious wofk which
uay = great amount Of perseverance
aua fstieuee could oxefcame.
.. L~anesauaf. who Is awaiuting the
arrival Of . piano. and kaufman s.
afaeh. Our assistant postmaster.
ace thelf Grsf visit % Grafton Last
afd TIE latter gentleman says tina
e aniy thing be saw which surprised
a8 tie SIS Of the town.
Tasre are fumors that the mines In
tas vicinity II Grafton lthe lvanhoc
m prieaIarl viii o start up. TO
tgsm hopes is not - de. and this
E Sc together will the Chloride pros.
fsela and our own expectations ought
q keep us alive for another year a.
TIE Rev. Mr.. Bawl. who visited the
Range about two year ago paid a see
ond visit 10 Faifview last "Wednesday
and delivered an interesting sermon a
the school house "Wednesday. The rev
ersua gentleman is sull yonns ln tle
faith having been converted only uteut
Two years ago. His style of delivery
IS excellent and in BITS discourse he is
often eloquent. This Is the more to be
wondered NJ for the reason that be is
naturally and by his own confession q
very different talkor. Ills sermon sill
nave the distinction Of being tie FIRST
ever preached in Fairyiew. aud those
who attended VIII always have pleas
ant rememberauoes Of Ii.
The ladies who attended the pleasure
PARTY given last week by The Hermosa
boys at their camp r enthusiastic
over the perfectly lovely" time they
Ind. Likewise the Hermosa boys.
The boys who were not invited, how
ever feel rather down IN the mouth and
have raised the question whether is It
quite fair for the Hermosa boys TO car
~ of cur ladies ard enjoy the monopoly
Of their society, TO this The ladies
them elves have replied Chat The Her
nose boys are quite flght-that If they
ttba boys) did not secure the exclusive
society # the lalies they che Doys)
would stand no show at ALI
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-05
Notice.

afr5on having In their possession pro.
erty belonging to the Bias's Range
ling cor many, now the Black Range LtXt'
istlon NofAs are requested 10 return the
aaras without delay Go
O. j. Corr.
GenI Ian. Ns RI W.
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sire ~ d. 81. ia the contrary, they
w5ud probably Be Rlad enough II the
= pyr0pfi atioIIs made for TIE University
wre large enough to .il0z them 10
tssch nothing bat zhst are regarded 50
sri.tly collegiate branches. The income
derived from the taition Of scholars not
prepared % enter npon : esilsbe course
proper IL, however. necessary 70 the SUP
port Of the institution II Is aus zlne
that this lauaable eff 5rt on the part OF
the fssalty to aid Ia tie support Of he
University should De tsEsn % By Hs
enemies and mad 40 Argument Against
granting It farther ard.
Ia trath aad IN fact, however. tie rea-
s0n-and the only reason-for the Dos
Utility 20 the University IL that il IL locs-
ted 10 seattle. This. a. We have seen,
cannot be avoided. rte University
could not be sustained Ia any other
city, and sven II i. could, its removal
would entail upon the Territory the ioss
Of many thousands Of dollars. lndet d.
the gifts made 70 the IerrI'orY ON &C.
count If the University by citizens OF
Seattle far exceed ia value all the ap-
preparations that have been made for
the institution BY past Legislatures,
The land on which the University IL
located 10 alone worth all the money
that the Territory is likely TO give the
institution in the next BALI century.
That magnificent possession would be
lost il the institution were moved, so
that such thing Is not 10 be thought
of. IL it we're otherwise, however, If
the University were located in any other
portion Of the Territory. the people Of
hing county would not hesitate TO give
il their cordial support they would not
be found making the bitter opposition
which il mado By others whenever the
asks for the aid which can
not In Justice be den led it.
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Hotel Brunswick.

vnLArsous CosDucr.-Indian Harry.
formerly interpreter for the Supsrinten-
dent of Indian Affairs. stopped the
writer on the street yesterday, and re-
lated tue folio stag story. which should
be investigated. and il true the perpe
traitors should be apprehepded and pun
ished: MY name Ia Harry Pisk. l am
a full -blooded Indian, and vas born and
raised on Puget Sound. live With NV
family at Madison Head, aboat three
miles from Port Madison. Several 9th
er Indian families live theirs. On
Wednesday night before Christmas, |
Was awakened by the sounds of white
men IN my house. They we're trying to
force MY b. droom door open. They
could not do it. so they knocked. did
not answer till they knocked four times
The fourth time jumped up and opss-
ed the door. The moon was shining,
and when opened the dsor, both men
ired q, me. One bad a bright revolver,
aud the other dark one. | shut the
door quick. and looked to see If I vas
hot, aud found they hxd both missed
me. then loaded up nv shot gun and
fired IL IN the air, when they both ran
TAG rChFC9 G'St ~ t1c bC6C1t NDcfc
they got Il 10 canoe and padded
of. Was afraid to follow them. Ice
nett day found they had broken into
Adams house, and stolen lot of dried
salmon. alss into jim Adams house.
snd stolen a lot of grub, Frsm my
house they took ropes, four. fea' her
bed. hand saw. axe handle, lantern
and other loose articles. | think they
would have taken my stove. IL u had
been cold. | know tue men BY sight;
one of theai has Q cross eye. The last
heard Of them they we're at Port Blake
" Io N over to Seattle and told Mr..
Hauford, the United States Prosecutiss
Att lrney, about it. and I am nov going
. see the Ind an Agent. IL ysa uilI pat
this in your psper | siii be maoh obiis-
Q because want the white people 10
sse hew some bad white uarn treat the
Indians"
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CHURCa S0TICH.

lite tirst Baptisi Church sili observe
tie vssk Of prayer, holding mestisas
each evening e1cep. Saturday. SER
mons Will De delivered ss follows: sur.
day, IL a. ~, ''Occapy till | Come.
SUNDAY, ?. n. The Rock OF Ages
Monday, D. N, Christian Joy aEd
Thankseivinr." Tuesday. o. M, The
Sunday School and its Il. .stion to the
Church Wednesday, p. a.,
Legacy to Baptists IN Asia and Africa
thursday. .. M, Religion the Ma
tioral Hope" FRIDAY. 2. 3D., Fam
ily Religion" Meetings during the
week viii be held in the parlors, begin
Mig at Q. m., and closing before p
m. The public are cordially invited to
each snd all, either the whole evening
or any part of il. Presskin9 viii begin
precisely at 80.
Y.M.C A.-Seryices at .. n. today
at rooms corner Front and Msricu
streets mp stairs
Trinity Church, Dean Watson rector.
Church. Third street. opposite Court
house. Sunday school, 10 q. N. Divine
service, IL a. N. and p. N. Chapel,
second and Blanchard streets, Belltovn.
Sunday school, 2:0 p. u. Prayers At
$50.
Christian Church on Seneca street be
tween Third and Fourts-Sundsy
school at 10 O'Clock and services az IL
O'Clock in the morning. Prayer and
praise meeting on Thursday evening
at 7:30. The public are cordially in
vited.
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A HlNl TO sEArTLE LUMBERMES.
pIrsR Posr.INrrIIIorNorn.

EDIrsR Posr- INrELLIoENCER:
Having Just returned from the great
fruit belt of Southern California, | wish
to saw that thsre is one industry down
there controlled by Lumber company
Of Truokes, aud that il your lumber
firms desire it they can walk in and
take their share of il. | refer to the
manufacture and sale of fruit boxes
The rruckee Lumber and Box Compa
nv at present SD ppiy Los Angeles, San
Beruardino and San Diego counties with
three fourths OF all their picking, pack
ing and shipping boxes. Hundreds of
acres are being added every year to the
fruit belt. and the demand for boxes ia
increasing Ii this business could be
opened Ia Seattle IL would employ many
hands and distribute thoa sands of dol
lars. There are parties In that south
eru country who would contract for
ship load lots OF boxes in the knock
down state. IL suitable figures could be
given. am acquainted With the prices
which the fruit growers nov pay the
rruokee Company, aud also the rates
OF transportation by rail inland from
san Diego, and the rates from here to
San Diego are easy to procure. would
be pleased to meet any Of the gentle
men composing the lum Der firms of
your city, and will give them sufficient
data to work upon,
x. Z. ANDREWS, JR.
Hotel Brunswick.
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A TAX SUGGESTION.
EDITOR PosT-lsrsLLIaKSCER

EDITOR Posi- lsrsLLIaESCER:
| rarely NEEDLE in political or law
mattsrs, but feel justlfiei in SO doing
with reference u the new law extending
the payment of taxes to the lst of
March. II. as is alleged, Dsosmber is
an unpropitious time, sure'y March is
worse, when msu havs exhausted
much OF their means IL conseqn noe of
the rain and sno OF winter Why not
amend the act so as to make the LIST of
either july, August or September. the
limits Aud let that be for all coming
time, while work is plenty and wages
good. Such Is the impression on the
mind Of yours truly,
II. Nj. HosKINsoN.
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California lion hanting Is becoming
q popular sport oil ever California. and
ever week brings reports Of <hs killing
of from one 20 a dozzn Of Mes pork
ami nation eating varmints.- The
largest oLe yes heard Of vas kitisd on
the l+sh instant BY Sam Black, near
BANNING, in Fan Bsrnafaiuo county.
II weighed nearly $50 pounds, and had
dinsA Oh over half hundred pigs and
calves during the past year.
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Y NJ. c. 4. Reception. The Young
Meas Chris,ian Association Of this city
gave a reception 10 their many friends
AZ their rooms on Sew Year evening.
by O'clock tbs Rooms we're fiied, and
u VS. sslims ed that 80 persons called
daring the evening. A snort proSr rem
II soags and reeitauons was given.
Nessrs- Bowman. Bates. George and
BsSrecce Coleman. John h ID nny aud
Misses Aoel asd Susie Ward, an
Miss willard contributed 10 the enter
talument. observation-disclosures. coffee.
sandwiches. nuts. apples and candles
we're served 90 all, aud royal time
eD!1yed. The ass Sciatlan II Ia better
s0rkine order sban ever before. The
lst Of next month. Mr. Jacks If San
Francisco. who - thoroughly acquainted
9th The workings OF the order, ill
take chsnse Of the work here aud "a, 9
his eatire time te hooking after the assD
ciation's Interests. NJ. 4. ;. Barxell,
OF tie Seattle Hardware frm. Is the
new President
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Fer largest and choicest assortment
of genuine mserschaum pipes nd bowls
and amber cigarette and cigar holders.
go to MoNTGoMEBY's ll6 Commercial
street. Too much stock, hence bar
gains can be had. se4 8
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Dissolution Notice.

THE Co-PARTNERsHIP HERETO
Seattle and A. Korn of San Francisco,
under the name and st,l Of J. Schram
& Co. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. AL outsiano ing claims Of the
firn are to b. paid to J. schrAm. who also
pays all OF the firms debts.
J. SCHRAM.
Dec. 10 1855. A. kORN.
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NhToAiA rRADs. The total imports
iste TEE Praviner OF BrItIsa ColaIsbia
fr'nn tae year ls9s. the date Of eanfed.
erailen. have risen from 81. 30 90 for
nat year 20 tNoooso for ISIS ana the
sxports FOG tie same p<riod from Oil.
oeoo fet lsIs 10 tAloo ~ fos ls-S
and sas amount Of duly pad By the
Province nAs rs u from Ssrg. &au for
isss % ssS.iis fsr lSsa The provinces.
lhstsfcss. has paid 10 datiss during IN.
II yeass the esorwoas sum Of Ss.ssa.-
Asl S- Fsraorsa Pet,
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NEW BLOOD, NEw LIFE.-This is OBJ
taiaed by using Plumbers Blood Puri-
fer. For sale everywhere. 81 per bot
tie, six for s.. SEP
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Or. H D. LONCAEER
Eye. Ear and Throat
GENERAL AND NERVOUS DISEASES

NARY A. LoNGtKER, N. n
Graduate of woman's Medical Co!lv.
of Feunsy lvania
On ce and residence. IL? COLUMBIA q
Sc attle. Disease OF the Eye Ear ~
Throat trt atcd IS a specially.
Particular attention given to the tr,s.
ment OF disc ses Of women and chndre
Consultations in English and Germss
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/ BUSINESS COLLEGE - Gordon Hard
vne Building. Lessons, l to 4 p. IN.
and TO 10 p. IN. Instruction given in
Bookkeeping. writing, correspondence,
business, arithmetic, commercial Law,
etc. For terms inquire of NJ. NJ. HOLMES.
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Sick headache, habirual costiveness.
pains in back and limbs, loss of appetite.
bad breath and taste in the mouth, etc.
entirelv cured nv the nae of
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Notice of Stockholders
Meeting.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y by resolution passed at 4 meeting
of the Board OF Trustees Il ihe Wash
ington Imp ovement Company. on this
date (sdch action ueing requested by
holders of more than one third of the
paid up stock of the Company il was or
sered that q meeting of thu stocS eolders
of the said Comuany be held on We'd
nesday. thu SOth day OF Decemb.r. iSS5,
at ii o'clock - m, at the Companys of
dee, room l6 of The Ye.ler- Leary build
ing, Ia the city of seattle. King countS
W. T, for the purpose OF electing 3
Board of Tsustees. to consist of seven
members. 10 serve Tor the ensuing term.
at which tina snd place sac meeting
will be d. and the presence OF all
sto. kholders exps cted
Dated Dec. Is. 1855.
DIT DENNY,
n. NJ. ) aItHEPS,
u. r.. Won HAGEN,
] r ESHELMAN.
II. Y. DAY,
J. II. METC ALFE.
] W. GEORGE,
Trustees OF tbs Washington Improve
meat Company. By
del6dwtd VIM. ID WOOD. Sec'y.
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Dec. 10 IsS&

Referring 70 the above I wish 10 thank
the friends OF the old firm for the liberal
patrrn axe extended. and ~ the ID me time
inform them that shAll continue the
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Rockers at CH,DBoURsE Il Co.'S. II
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DR.. CHIP


offce in safe epos.t Buiid,n,
charts National Bank ~'U Her,
Hours, IL 70 Il N TO 5 and-na
nnlR sk-s
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Z! Az !! HAY 4!
For Rent.

4 NEW TwO-SToRY HARD FIN
N ished house Of s rooms, with two lots
and outbuilding two blocks north Of Bar
rel Factory; also, Furniture for sale.
Apply to ROBERT GOODBURN or W.
II. SHOUDY. Commercial street text
door 70 W. d. SCOTS building. de98 u
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WANTED.

POSITION. BY YOUNG MAN, TO
L work in store. or do any Kit OF work !;
for small wages. Address &c. E. H."
Postoffice. de3l
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For Rent.
GEO, w. GRAN E,

Washington Territory Employment Blu
reau. near corner Commercial and
WAshiust ton streets, Seattle. DIV
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WHITE & MUNDAY,

Attorneys at Lss ~
Once In Whites Block. cor. Front -
Columbia Sta. az
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WANTED.

A SITUATION TO DO GENERAL
"A Homework, cock Or take Gaze Of chill
dren, by competent lady. Address r.
p p. o. box 10. de3l 3
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House to Let.

SEvEN ROOMS, SITUATE CORNER
- Of Fifth and University streets. In
Quife OF Idr3ll o. s. JONES.
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STOVE AND TlMWARE
Business AZ the old sand, on Commercial
street. ldelsdi2tv J. ScHRAM-
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A WIFE WANTED

RYA ADY. INDUSTRIOUS
- young man young WON An from 10
to 81, used 10 Homework. preferred. Ad
dress Husband" care PssT-INTELLI-
C NICER. Seattle. ia3iw3g
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VIM. o. WOOD,

A TTORNEY-AT-LAw, WILL PkAE
"A tee In all the Justices and Tefriters.s
Sourts- Office, Al rooms OF the frohs~
Court Yesler-Lesry Building.
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TO LET.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
~ suitable for one or tive gentlemen.
First-class location. For particulars ap-
ply at Il Is office. ial