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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-15
syrup of Figs

ls Natures true laxative. II is the
most easily taken, and the most eff
fectlve remedy known to Cleanse the
system when Bilious or Costiye: to
dlspel Headaches, Colds, and Fe-
vers; to Care Habitual Constipation.
indigestion, Piles, etc. Manufac
sured only by the California Flo
syrup Company, San Francisco. Cai
For sale by George C. Thaxter.
agent Carson. ian1
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-15

Last Saturday the Tribune took
the ground that a Justice of
or the Supreme Court should
be a total abstinence man, while
Congressman might be permitted to
lush to moderate extent. Accord
ing to the Deacon's graduation Of
bibulous license, nobody on the
State ticket higher than Superin-
tendent of Public instruction should
be a confirmed drunkard, and a
case OF genuine jim jams only toler-
ated TN Regent OF the State Uni
versity, |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-15
Died.

Last Saturday night, J. G. Camp
bell, an old and respected resident
OF Carson, died Of typhoid fever.
The funeral took place yesterday
afternoon under the auspices OF the
Knights of Pythias, of which Order
deceased was member. 1t was
largely attended considering the un-
favorable state OF the weather. He
was AZ years of age and leaves a
widow and large number OF warm
personal friends to mourn his loss.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-15

&C. Stoddard foated east with
the conventional tide Sunday eve
ming. 1t is rumored in political cir
cies that the portly comnubiator will
not scratch Judge Leonard's rame
from his ticket in November, if the
Winnemucca Convention should re-
nominate that gentleman for JUS
tice OF the Supreme Court.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-15

The name of T. M. Hufaker,
of Storey county is prominently men
toned in connection with the Dem
ocratic nomination for Justice of the
Supreme Court.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-15
Bell Conservatory

Send to the Bell Conservatory.
Sacramento, for half a dozen OF
their Grand Carnations, IS cents
each. Ever-blooming roses 35 to
90 cents each, all in pots. a2Sx
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-15

The order made by the Odd
Fellows and Masonic orders, making
people using water at the cemetarv
paying inadvance, iscausing a great
deal of kicking among those that
are not in the habit OF paying for
the water used.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-15

Jack Furlong is said to be a can
didate for the Republican nominal
ion for Sheriff. HIS friends think he
can beat any Democratic opponent
at least the length of his rame.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-15
Wanted.

A frSt-cl0ss woman cook. An
ply at Senator Jones' residence.
Gold Hill, Nevada. a27tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-15

John. p. Sweeney wlllrenovate
the Opera Hall Saloon as soon as
carpenters can be had to do the
work He Intends putting in beer
cooler and new card rooms.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-15
an. SCR -.

-DalSey -Goore, OF Gold HUI, il
visiting the Misses EPSTEIN OF thi.
city.
1t was reported that the Indian
who shot Johney Shay, on Sunday
killed two more Indians last night.
The State water pipe that was
bursted in the mountains is being
repaired.
The fishermen did not have as
good luck at Washoe Lake last Sun
day as usual.
| &C. III. Hardin, candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Cor
gress is in town.
The report OF the State Wealth
err Service will be out in pamphlet
form in few days.
-WANrED-A girl to cook and |
do general housework. Wages s25. |
Enquire of NJ. Cohn. st
-Governor II. C. Blasdel will
not be 4 candidate for delegate to
the National Convention.
There Is considerable kicking
among the buyers OF the book sold
here last week byshe lady agent.
On Saturday Governor Seven
son appointed John NJ. Campbell
Iid-de-cam,, with rank of Lieut.. Col. .
The clouds indicate falling wea- {
her, but the signal service flags on r
ne Capitol building predict the re- +
erse.
Capt. Pray's roam mare, val r,
ed at $500, died at Glenbrook last n
riday after being ridden to Silver fl
ity and back. (
The Dutch dude of Carson was ti
'esented with fine bouquet at the L.
III ground, Sunday. he having 81
ade a home run. Ell
are about fifteen families ; o
oking for dwelling houses in this III
y. People owning houses for "
1t should advertise them. W
M Al
The Capitol will be represented :,
he State Convention by Secretary
state Dormer, Controller HalIock,
Private Secretary Wells.
irs. Levy OF Reno, who mas been
short visit to her sister, Mrs. sax
Coin OF this city, returned home iie
lday evening with aIrs. Shier. ''o
AP
1t is reported that Mrs. Ray
{, late OF the ST Charles Hotel
rented the Old Sweeny Restur- 49,
We hope it is true and that :.
may do we'll.
Owing to the accidental stop si7.
. OF the watch OF an engineer on no .
Z. L. the V. and L. train was com
lied to leave Reno and arrive at the
on on time yesterday morning. eth,
Johnny Donnely an old time for
on ball player was in town yes perc
~ and sold his fine horse purp
ly to ID. l.. Bliss for $500. ton
ny says he is the best buggy who:
IN the State. ing Q
The Indian shot in the back eui OF
George Meyers store last Sun cio'h
still alive and will probably vest
er. If he does, look out Mr.. 'nfee
ns." We will give full parti-
in few days. Las
.osr-A black and IA, .e,,or bell, 6
abont three or four months Oh Gar
White on his breast and toes Inc
fore foot white. Anyone re- aieern
@ the same to mo will bo III Knigh
G.. w. RICHARD deceas
Ybetber an 1ona largely
prairie or in the crowded '"'o'A
.yer's Pills are the best ca va y
, being convenient, efica- "'oo"
nd safe. For torpid liver, p'' 0ol'
tion, and sick head ache &C.
aver fail the cor
20 v..,lau a. ming.
20. 1t commenced raining ~ VAC
ne O'Clock yesterday after nv 81.
md continued for several
The timely moisture was '-
to the State than a
republican and Democratic "
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-15

L. \. Frisbey has resigned his
position as barkeeper at the Ozark.
and Charley has resigned at Tim
Dempsey's. Spring changes.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-15

It. Coffin is back from IEyo
county, Cal, and is confg ed TO his
bed by rheumatism.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-15

Morphine Habit Cured in 10
to 20 days No pay till cured
Va AOA1 Dr.. J, stephens, Lebanon. o.
milo 2m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-15
STOCK Z.

Mexican 4 20
Gould & Curry %
Best &c Belcher-4 20
Con. Cal. & Va LII
Savage 80
Hale & Norcross-7s
Yellow Jacket-5s
Belcher-5 81
North Belle isle 10
Alpha %
Sierra Ncvada-3 95
Exchequer-i 30
Veg. Belcher-3 80
Overman-2 95
Alta-1 81
Crown Points,
Unions 30
Andes-l 80
Bodie-2 60
Challenge-5s
Utah i 80
Scorp,on-60c
Dit. Diablo-c 1
Navajo so
Kentuck-2 S.
Eureka Con.-I0
Imperial-60
ConSdence-3;s
Nevada Queen-3 S.
Chollar-4 o.
Potosi-3 IS
Baltimore-55c
Mono-l %
Peer less 80
Weldon 73c
CaledonIa-45c u
Silver Hill-S5c
Julia-45c
Bullion-l 80
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-15
J. FL. DOWNEY.
MERCHANT TAILOR.

Makes fashionable suits 10 order.
Charges moderate and satisfaction
guaranteed
Corbett's Block. opposite Mint.
Carson City. New
msyisf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-15
New Wheeler q wilson. Nh q

Sewing Machines to rent.
Machine oil, needles and attach
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-15

At Pine & Summers, Main st..
opposi'e the Depot. maya I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

pa 1gsafssd % sbs Osseoa 4 OAlj.
49, nrenrAay: 3 B Ross. 3 " ksox.
" Vioa Il Has, , Csssk snd v5se.
49, TU1pssod. n 4 Oliver. Ga "A
1870 Il i Hamijson, Js1se MsCssl-
~ n Hesrn6hai, Afshi6eA 4 Ohass,
9o5ol, o vassroes. y d Ysx. 3 3
GeSlaoa. Mn 4 z Bostvisk sod 80. 3
- T-i1na. willism Jcnes nnd v1fe, 4
1870 ga wife. Villas nsDuaasd.
~ H1pessr, Jcha Davis. 4 L Rash.
~ HUOsia. ssd = sssood eisss pss-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

hAvs AssEvgp " sKaTrLK Doz.ors
Of the English stat Of physicians, sur
seoks and specialists have arrived in
seattle. and can be consulted 11sil Sat-
nrdxy evening. March siss. ., the Ocsi
dental hotel. Thess saygeoos rstafn
every three months. s5d 10 establish a
vide reputation 10 Scsis.s they eder
their ssrvices tor this afz, trip free o..
eesrrr. Let every stss pe-srn call
rpar 90. DEBTORS snd wssrc 10 hore Of
recovery esn be eeit cut, see patent
viii receive tie bess ef advice. fhess
dacss-s hsve bs3 large excex.erSe In
the hospitals OF Louasn. E.srozrc.
pae.lr, Paris, yls1rs. Berlin. 81
prt.szharg, Mes York. ess. To skov
.ns extent us their skin they ofer q
tsrse prsrsiaaa II they fail TO sure sny
asa tier sr5esssk- Of consumption.
ss,arrs, saresr, reuous debility, dys
pxrsls and liver e1nsassLt. sstn, Ear
"A avs ss<esses. ssscnst.sx asa sSss
rr.s eas.e. Lsnsor. England. sssao
i.<sea 10 lao.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
BREVITIEs.

4 nmnse 70 vsd 80 granted iase en-
- = Janog =. Van Aakin an1 0nx
51sG1y oshansky, boeh Of esassis.
= = sunbossd thst the fsss ~ com
.sl;rm e.eanes D. q Bakx, pev ssn-
- = ~ eppsf Colnmbss, vsh b
1rIko assond 70 the boand within .
- - b placed On the whaseom
- HsSe Fire Insnsanes Company.
uunr11y seG1nszsd 10 iris city. b kav
~ ~ neoesssry psfDstug exee1ted.
- ~ have its shineis sus fos bass-
- = few days. Mr.. James Beth
I1. ~ seesetasy and manages. has
~ pseurned from . business visis 70
Es~aaanA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
PnonsHx0 PsosPsczs yos TEE conIxo
sEAsoz's srosx.

Seattle basshsllis,s for many years
hsvs isbossd under the disadvs ntaes Of
having no grounds on which 10 psao-
tiee. when the Rams vas Ia iss infancy
In teis city the boys used TO practice on
tbs university Rroonds. bat the con-
esfuotion Of . dormitosy for students,
10 the esnter OF the ground. pos N end
70 this. Ia later ysars tbs boys have
necessarily ignored that which vas
most necessary for euceess-STactic=,
and played their match games at the
race track, which 10 four miles distan.
from she civ. too far 20 20 for an ofdi-
nary practices game. Bss notvithstArd
lug this great drawback Seattle has al.
WAYS been recognized - the bassbsII
center on Paxes Sound. and. - rule,
hiss held the cnsmp,onship.
This disadvsrtaee mentioned above
promises soon 90 be done away with, as
tne Seattle. Like Shore Il Eastern peo-
pie state they will 1x up one grounds at
Smiths cove. and the protectors OF the
cable road deoiars thsS vii do the same
on the snofes Of Lake Washington.
These promises havs had q stimulat-
Ing e6ecs upon the lovers Of and par
sicip ants 10 the paaioual game, and in
stead OF ons cIcb. ~ heretofore, the
proepecs 10 favorable for three veil or
Ran'zsd teams this year. The old Reds
viii feofRAnixs on Q ctr oo. or basis than
ever before. and Be Strengthened BY the
infusion OF SONS new blood. A club 70
be known ~ the seattle Browns has
been organised, with the follovipe
piayers: Bailey catcher; Cof0an,
pitcher; Cosuvroot, Arut base; H. ia
cobs. secosd base; Ed. Barpell, third
base; On sfisvortb, thortssop; J. Booth,
right aeld; Oorfes. lsft nsld; T. Hars,
center heid.
From ssheF sections word comes that
the basebaliisss are girding On their
sfEnor and some good games may be
expected during tue approaching SEA
500. The wiilamettes. of Portland,
have reorRa1issc; the Snohcmish team
" getting reasy for actual work, while
TOE siosoris ball fossefs, from appear
ances, are going to eclipse their old
record The old Amity nine, which has
held sway In that city for years. vill
csne up smiling again under the lead
erscip OF Nibsy Govap, and an thef
similar org mig sifou, 10 be known a.
sne James Bay Baseball Clnb. has been
psrfcc ed there under the most fAtter-
ing circumstances. Oficers Of this club
vess elected ss follows: =. jackson,
president; 4. Mousts, secretary and
treasury; =. r. Gou2e. captain, and q.
heatsle. manager. The nine IL compos-
ed ~ follows A. Williams, Q; O. y.
Jackson. p; r. Mouett, IS; 4. p. Gouye,
10; b. Mailer. %; T. wooderson, 30; 4.
STANDARD, n; W. Deasy, Of; s. SOL
Ivan, II. The club have adopted an
form OF red, white and blue, follows:
Red socks and cape, blue bfeeohes and
vsits shirts. Tue decided to challenge
the 20" Battery Olob for q game al
Beacon Hill on Good Friday, thu 3o.h
Inst, which challenge has bsen a..
cepted.
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Gogxa EAsT MIR ID. h. Gsl1Aa, xis<
rsss.esn, II tbs Seattle. Lake ssesa
ard EAxsess railway xsss issvs Seattle
On Accass naoTntrR Ter ss~ Nets.
vssse be will rssaatH ansa tie caa4tss
81 Aay, vhsn lie wiii sstarn % Seattle.
To reporter be ssAisS .hss the tas7-
eisi eecdstion ef tie scap1siss Is
wAssh be Ii interested ia seesi. nersng
kss vi 10 east De vtil siss tes b. ass sud
steek 81 TIE rod N the stock eozses
IN TEA.
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Srcoisi drives In ersss 9os d. Car.
4 L0S8 AND COLD TRIP.
pzlSK BANGS AND oTnxEs SAL TO-DAY
FOE wHsyxES ALASKA.

Fsank Banes, Who is we'll known in
this c.ty. vill today sail In his sleep Al
ven,aTer for Alaska on cruise, which
be expects will he prolonged fer q year.
Three men will accompany him. ope
10 Nr, solomon. who has bad num-
Der Of years expeF.sgse In mining in
Alaska; another 10 named Goodness.
and ,he other Reed. q former & iersaph
epsratsr al Eranklin. They have pro-
vided themselves With an extensive sap
ply of light userchsn5iss for tarserins
purposes. They Siil srss sail TO Ysksai
and oists farther west 10 Copper river,
then tkss yiii TesaEn 10 sltss. Af;sgre.
mating 10 sbs isstsE pisoe sac:t time
rev vii sail &c paist beyond TIE
Yskor river. and there Sc into winter
assrie.s. During the winter thsy viii
trade 18th tue Indians. After dispos-
leg % III. ihsi- stock Of msreksudtss
,asy vii sa;l fos hsme sfsh sta fufs &C.
czs,a Ia trade. TIE A3vs u nrer IL .
slsap yasAi which Son racs Jaiy tsb
last 10 the sound.
Fsauk Bangs xill rs.crn 20 Aissks
vito p.saszuier memories thas ts
b.ocgat away rrogi there several YEAR
asa. A. that time be vas arrested on
charce OF ss-aszling blankets into ASs-
10 he Vas convissss. eaf Afterwards
pArdcosa.
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BTG CASE sxTTLxD.
= nmass fr1ls 70 Tns xAsx HAIy o.
Tus MAINLAND CLAIM.

4 ~ early days, DR.. G. n. MAJ
- esns v Puget Sound. and Ioess-
= = ths site vhsss the City Of Seat
- go ssssds. and took up sndss shs
y Aeoatior Lao $40 seses Of lssc,
o8iak q that time vss allowed 70
ssoev Anestoau male citizen Who bad
4 20. DY. MsypAsd's wife 80 10 The
-. "a e she did not como out here.
~ ioeSos secured an est Of the leais-
iS1rse essntipa him q divorce from Der,
- - scDs years aftervsfd married
er1fa. After . while this land oegso
r esoU valuable, and - The hrss nsa
7a1oasd bad never resided 90 ses
S1nf1, Ne title 10 the 10 acres, % ths
- half Of the claim which the doctor
- hoIdipa By vissus Of Q masrtaes
- bss sas attack Cd, and . fesi6ens
n WashtuGscn City named W.
q HUI located scrip upon ehs
~. His title vas again Attached
- Mrs. Maynard, end tte
- hes bssn pendfng IN the courts fos
1nny YEAR. Tbs suprems eoust OF tie
6oesjsosy affirmed HIlrs tisle and ths
- vss appealed 10 the supreme court
Fl - United Ssasss. Soae vceks sso
-, G. 4. HapfcSd vent to WasbipRton
= ssxus ths eass on the appeal. su3
pnooseday BE- seosived . private tcie.
- stating that ths supreme soufs OF
- upissd States affirmed tbs 1udR
Dasb Of the supreme eonft Of ths terri
leey in tbs case Of Maynard ". Hill,
- decision bsica rendered hy the
0ooorabls Justice Field, Jnssices GRAY
- Matthews dissent pe. Tots decision
nnpAsms Hiii's title n toe land, which
> noe valued st q very large SUN OF
money.
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CaUsCa sornCss.

FrH Depna cnurcn. 1oqx1 ssrest naoz
t5e corner o. jams. hev y. :. kseroe, pastoe-
frssch ing os tss pastor 81 IL .. M and p IN.
serniog ssh9ecf Oorisf trsiains his dtscl.
pfrs, ETeatng saajects Tue rue temper.
snse 'eAsnisg Of sell control" Rev. Mr.. Pierce
III next week e~g'n srfiss OF sermons on
walks and iaiks 81 Jesus. % continue for
'a.se ue BIAS
ohnsriso Caafeh, serves IL PytalAa Hal,
OPen Mouse BLOCK. hev. sanue 4 Eliot. min.
isef-sefvicss al IL = = sueosee: The
witness OF coosfeten- sanday SCHOOL l&W.
All are veieons.
Piymoush Congregational Church, Second
street, oesWern sprine and SenscA. 2ov. Henry
l. nstee. pastor - SreAehiAg - u paseor at
II a. N. and p m SUNDAY School at II -.
xousG peopiee meeting q p. n Prayer
messing 1harsdsy evsninG I:30. subject Of
nofnIas sermon, unhoiy alliances" srsns-
IS eofoaaisy welcome 10 all services.
A special meeting d the Seattle AtaissSial
= shi % heid tom ,rso~ o the asusl
ums ano piece. Da1nses OF importance. 4
iuii stsenoesee Is desired
Trinity Church, Third street oppo sits Conn
aeass. Rev. Seor0e Herbert Watson, Rector
Pam sanday-Snndzy school, 10 . IN. Divine
sersise HAS a N ana ] - D.9 - Daily ssr-
sioe during 1eiy sses Monday. ruesaay. Wed
nesaay sns IhauaaS. IL noon. 6sod AGtdzy,
Z tn. s,~-r-s -. Css-s,, ~"
: -, - =. al o- sahs ~
,s.s,". - - ~ a. isS" ssaafsS
~ ~ IN 49, q ~ -
q s1..s = Ss,s ~, s.,is !. - zee
erz'inx tie Passion and death Of the f,,rine
RefsssBer.
Chapel Of tie Good shepherd second and
Blanc srd streeta Sorsh 6a.,tie- andy
senoo4 AZ 1SO p. N. Litany and sermon oa
"eoaesizy escetag ~ ESo.
oisee aosptse!. Ihirieentn street.. north OF
Asni.sh tof va Ike Union car TO Thtrteenth
- - n1weA ses-rTayeu % p m. Friends
50 80" !" .''s"s'
sssnc~ss ftos-ssans Cnurch. Gunner OF sec.
ona ano aAsasoa sseess new Cizrk Davis.
@freasnins 9 II q m ana 1859 p: m, BY
49, snos. ~, sahsAy ssaeei Al izio ?. m.
cordially iavi.ed
yi,., ua.sn,,s, r,,..,.,
ra,ns, Tss-t - 49,. 49,
u.nsa, rs.so.~s.--s,. nv.
m G-,sr.i "a. n &c.. -.
1895 .. N. Yoarg Peoples ue<,ins 8 .. 10.
Prayer meeting rbarsaAy, TO r. IN strspg.
ess and ali oihers made welcome
Loysl Temperance Legion, In basement Of
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APPolNrREGr RADg.
Yus leG@gs< EAvE ssuvRxo AN oxElcas
- rAKx tka&9& - sAAlA
AxtISsSASfSxz-

Tas sxseaass beard ss he fzSsi
Sasrd lasxs.s Assocsa;san las nliea
.hs rossstea o. asssss<at sSsEsfarr, BY
ia appoiaGCzsns Of Haa. MAJ . Nc
E.soy, i-ss rssnbes ct ske tssri'ersAi
ease % rsyssss assfiyss- NJ Nc
Ylras. vic xAs ssssasiy aseolassd sisa-
81 lExrsesss sag district No. J, vtii
s,sher sspcsos . dspssy - psffosa ses
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c. N nux01 euuuz.
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emo4et II tssfiz3ony uxs kear1 IL la
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rano 49, = 49, - .s-s -
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10 - - -. - - -
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ueners : o,sns 6s~s o. - ~
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rfIsonsrg efssssed - sn.esescc ~ 49,
ina eouu nes6 4 sses6ss. - no.
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proseeutisr s1sornes 49,. - -
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u.liGted his - ~ - IS--,x- ~
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eeansv ec.-s~ri~-.~s, ~s1..~S -
pstd ss - shsrsG Far bo~,a,c- -.
iaii psiscrsrs fem on~ dosi.,
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49, - sa~~.-s
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- 0Msoasy - -
AaGHess As.se6e1tae N
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Mr.. 4. vahibuseh has porohassd tn
stock Of stoves. furniture, steL. Of Mr..
Wright, on Oosssy streek, and V nou
selling them % very log figures il
Order 70 eloos out and make room fog {
large and extensive stock Of furniture
from eastern factories. AI. vahibos i
has given rp the carpet laying business
in which he has been % long engaged,
and viil devote ali OF his time 20 the
furniture and fBs sphslstssine bosi-
mesa.
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WIZ Fn-xp--A copy OF tie iass w'a
sna tessamen, Of The late Bertha
Iandss. e Port To~nAsaa. vas iiiad
for rrccsA in she probate ceass yesses'
Oar. Heury Isnsss, husband Of aGe
d<csasss'. u ussas sole tsecntar vithea.
Serds. pecedert be9aessh. - Per
dscshtsr. Matte Lsaess. SLOW; sEe 70
her danshtsr. Latte Lsndes. tiusi also
70 her father. Mycr ossiineer. ena Der
ernthes, fsnnie osttreer, TIE saA OF
osoo. Ths remainder os ste rtosssV'
rial and personal. Of every dssrr'ss,ca'
Il hsaaeathed 60 Der hsseaSc, hSa'
~ LAades.
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GuIprno Luxssn. - Hereafter the
owson ImpYcvrsueut Conrasy Gill be

GuIppmo Luxsxn. - Hereafter the
Oregon lmpsovsmsnt Company viil te
oaiss syssI sivsly snRaasd 10 tha shic-
nscs Of Lumber 10 Califosnia." said
Nj, +. ,. Miner yesterday. "O1r nev
nil Is uou IL good running order. bat
ise oApscity uili soon be Increased %
me addition OF tvo nev engines. whion
% are nov putting together. Orders
ara already coming In faster than they
can b 6lled, and Ve have chartered
Ote bark Henry Bock 10 oaFsy load Of
three ipoh pisuk and some pilee 10 San
Franc 600. The greater portion OF eur
lumber, bovs yer, viil bo shipped 10
oao Francisco o. the decks OF ouf own
eeeamsrs aud sailina vessels which eome
:, r. for coal. Oar nev mill wharf. sx
too sua from tie mill several hundred
ssss ~ deep water. will b Admiralty
.r.,ssA 10 the handbag OF lombes.
T~1hss fos shipment will be placed on
49, a ina mill which gill ran By
~v.v;tv a. ths spd Of the wharf, and
Chsn dumled these oars gill be
svitcked On 20 az afhsr gravity track,
mich Oil carr, theu hack to the nnili,
vherc they will be raised By hYdraniio
cover 90 10 a level with the second
aory, TO be reloaded again. We VII
soon put iivs rolls In cor mill. AFTER
which ne will be able 70 Manufacture
Inmber a. cheap ~ the cheapest. Most
e our timber comes from the interior
q the county, over cor own rsaas'
6ome of 10 IL taksn from ouf own lands,
end some from the lands Of othefs-
ne freight on she rosd IL from ! per
sAsusand feet 90. % thai the mill fur
nis..sa Q lucrative freight ssafso for the
psad."