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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

The Stars and Stripes will appear
as banner, in opposition to the
red bapdana.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

We will inform the man who
publishes the paper at Wayne c.
II. what the Republicans propose
TO do. They propose to elect the
next President Of the United States.
the State officers Of West Virginia
and nearly all the county officers
throughout the State and Nation.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

The royal sufferer of Germany
has ended his earthly career. En-
Peror Frederick died last FRIDAY.
William II of Prussia, now assumes
control. He is only 80 years old.
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Huntington Times
We give below the vote for Judge
IN the Eighth Judicial Circuit at the
Democratic primary last Saturday:
Harvey. Campbell. Burgess. MeGinnis.
Cabell, IH2 HS5 1Sz 31S
Lincoln, $50 61I roz f4f
Wayne, us ~ 1918 1914
The latest news from Logan
county gives T. III. Harvey as ma
jority in the whole judicial district,
with two precincts in Logan to
hear from.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

Mr. Z. A. Billingslea, Of Fair.
mont, who has been Secretary of
the West Virginia Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows for several years, is a
candidate for Auditor on the Re
publican ticket. Mr.. Billinpslea
was an old schoolmate Of the editor
Of this paper and we know him to
be well qualified for the office.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

The Parkersburg Sentinel speaks
of Prof Virgil a. Lewis, of Mason
county, for State Superintendent of
Free Schools, on the Democratic
ticket, in complimentary manner.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-06-22

c. w. Campbell, candidate for
Judge before the Democratic Pri.
mary, made the best fight of any
man in the field. lie carried both
Cabell and Lincoln counties and
was defeated by only a small major
ity in the circuit.
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"Put coal on the free list" said
Henry C. Davis, land there will
not be ten miles more of railroad
built in West Virginia while it re.
mains there. st. Louis dispatch
TO WheeLinl LnteNiaencer.
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The June number of the ohio
Valley Farmer, published at
Wheeling, w. Va, by T. NJ. Gar.
win, is on our table. 1t is an excel
lent number. Every farmer should
take it. Only so cents per annum.
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%Ihis train doca not stOn
Jay ". NORTHuP, Reo'r and Gem gana.r
4. s. WILTON. IrNa Dispatcher
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tective electricity of victory will
strike at Chicago.
1t is estimated that there arc
twelve hundred people from West
Virginia at Chicago.
Mr.. Geo. Wallace, publisher of
the Huntington Argus, took unto
himself life partner last week.
We congratulate him.
Tie Guyandotte Herald of last
week contained two supplements.
The editor and publisher of that
paper is enterprising.
There does not seem TO be a great
deal of harmony among the Demo
Gratis of the Third District. The
Congressional fight is becoming
very bitter.
VIII the Hon. Ira ]. McGinnis
be an independent candidate for
Judge? No one can tell the truth
and say the primary election was
conducted fairly.
The more we hear of what is 90
ing on in the State, the greater be-
comes our fear that the Republicans
will capture the Legislature
West ia. Democrat.
Tie ADVANCE extends congratu-
lations to Bro Marshall, editor of
the Calhoun Chronicle, who was
recently married to Miss May
Thomas, of Grantsville.
The News- Letter, published at
Wheeling, heretofore an independ
ent paper, has come out in favor of
the people of America and will
henceforth advocate Protection.
hS 10y al SuiiClCl vi germany
has ended his earthly career. En-
Peror Frederick died last Friday.
William II of Prussia, now assumes
control. He is only 80 years old.
The Parkersburg Sentinel speaks
of Prof Virgil a. Lewis, of Mason
county, for State Superintendent of
Free Schools, on the Democratic
ticket, in complimentary manner.
"Put coal on the free list" said
Henry G. Davis, land there will
not be ten miles more of railroad
built in West Virginia while it re.
mains there. st. Louis dispatch
to Wheeling hteUigencer.
The June number of the ohio
Valley Farmer, published at
Wheeling, w. Va, by T. NJ. Gar.
vim, is on our table. 1t is an excel
lent number. Every farmer should
take it. Only so cents per annum.
c. w. Campbell, candidate for
Judge before the Democratic Pri.
mary, made the best fight of any
man in the field. lie carried both
Cabell and Lincoln counties and
was defeated by only small major
ity in the circuit.
We will inform the man who
publishes the paper at Wayne c.
II. what the Republicans propose
10 do. They propose to elect the
next President of the United States.
the State officers Of West Virginia
and nearly all the county officers
throughout the State and Nation.
Mr.. Z. A. Billingslea, Of Fair.
mont, who has been Secretary of
the West Virginia Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows for several years, is a
candidate for Auditor on the Re
publican ticket. Mr.. Billingslea
was an old schoolmate Of the editor
Of this paper and we know him to
be well qualified for the office.
The Cabell county Democratic
ticket is as follows: House Of
Delegates, II J Samuels. Prosecu.
ting Attorney, L. G. Ricketts,.
Sheriff, E, Kyle; County Commits
sioner, J J. Rousey; Assessors,
Samuel HaysliP and Virgil Yates;
County Surveyor, James L. Thorn.
burg
-----~
The hope Of the country is in the
ballot. The future and, as ! con.
ceiye, the welfare and progress Of
the republic, the future condition
Of the wage esrners, depend upon
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COMMERCIAL.

rE&FfAAs AVN 3d.
Owing 10 fhs CREST nnnber % strangers
IN the city dsawn hlthes ~ the eircas, to
day vas a gesa day f0r the frait trade aud
everything went OF readily e. rood 1gnr~s.
The san Francisco sseamer dHa late 70
night bsfpxs fun c8nzlwnmrnfs u grapes,
peaches, pfuBes, sweet potatoes arf vege.
tshles generally So change Ia batter or
egzx Local batter eoBiiuHes srarce.
chiekens are very scarce and bssBg top
figures. Potssoes are In lafxs saEpiy and
doll al ff2 = ton. A private telszfam frens
New York received this morning states
that tue hop crop In Enaians IS inFrSYtsg.
Provisions xre scafee. The market 4 hare
sf shoulders ard sses supply 81 b-5fh
Il expected from t.bieszo Wednesday. No
change IN wIseat az oass.
MERCHANDISE AND Pk0Df1GE Eg
CEIfTs since our lass rsfscgf nsereh afsiise
and produce have oeca rsceises' a. fstioEs.
Per Puget S0tlu1 Shore rad = cars iaelaa-
ing cars 81 cattle aud one ear % haYsfK
Pr reatiIe Lake shore and Eastern. :
sags, Including ose Of hsps. AMI Per Co
iambla and Puget sound rosd, - tons
zieamers haze brought fright ~ fall0sn
Per Nay Qssseu 10 sacks oats. per Lisy. 70
Tons t.atats=as and cats per Hayward, Z
tons DlymFinn. tons. Hasaai1. . foas.
Isee p arr, ~ ssiss; -Aagit EBief. | ton,
Fleets God, 8 tons. Caseaaiss . fgass NeF-
sin. ton. Anderson, tons J. l. Perry.
20 tons Among TIE psgiuce reeeiFcd wHs
s bundles bids cd.5fss caieksns Il bake
apples, De1es piuWs. I S9zes eges.
seals. boxes batter, yeunZ pigs. % .seks
s-osafis,s and lsZ7 SACKS 0Ais.
FREIGHT -HifIESl-. ~5infe OR last
ra5sSff shipments have been nlste isDaa 50
attic a follows. Per seattle, lsks slEure a
Ea-fefa n tens. per Puget SQUAD Shore
Line - f0us including one car hops co
iasahia & Pazei sound . TINS. per steamer
llaszalo 4 tgas, Harvard . tons, piFmplal
6 tons. ldsbo IS tons. Augusta Z tons.
hlehisaa tons, Grace = toss -sastt
Chief tors. Evaagei y tons fieetwJssA
f0n. Cascade taf.s, Agdersun tols. Nasl-
iust0n - tons. Clara BFowa7 f0us- Glide 4
tons, Aanroe 8 f0as, Lief Erickson : toas
aad Hgeek ~ tons.
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Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern
Railway COMPANY.

ON AND AFTER. JULY - lSSS, AND
~ Until further notice. trains VIII run
As follows
TO GILMAN AND INTERMEDIATE FONTS.
I've Seattle Assa0 N. arr Gilman ZOO N
I've seattle rs - N, arr Gilman 7i5 p n
Returning
I've Gilman AS.0o N, arr Seattle s35pm
ave Gilman Bss50 IN, arr seattle l. Is p IN
10 sxsHoNisH ASp INTERMEDIATE FONTS
Ly Seattle Is ~ N, ar SaoboEassh i2soo r
Returning
" Saoaonisa BSso p N, Ar Seattle Is pm
TO SNfTH's COVE. zoSS. EDGE TkTEE. RAVEN
Sx PARK, SESLER AND SEsTH-
Leave Seattle b % "a and i;A5 p N.
Returning
Leave Keith Bs-eo N and as p N. arTiv-
ing AZ seattle by.i5 N aud $50 p N.
a. daily. ~B" daily except Sancay.
Trains connect AT Gilman with stages for
Falls City, Saoquairie Falls aad Hop
Ranch. and AZ leSler with steamer for
points on Lake Washington
IL. X. JONES, W. J. JENNINGS.
Train Master General Pass. Agent
W & TH0RSEI1- Manager
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STEAM TUG FOR SALE.

I ENGTH - FEET. BEAN 70 FEET.
Il depth Of Sold - feet. Built ri lr,
extra strong, in ire fail OF 1881, and Is nov
10 firsi class coalition for Immediate ser
&c She l. Gyfvd with one compound
boiler. built hy MrAfiee u san Francisco ia
zoe wear al ISL: diameter ~ Feet, length
1855 feet, tBree furnaces, 1914 inch tnbes
and steam chimney, maia steam AID feed
pipes oi copper pne Surfa-e condcnsiug
engine. "a Inch diameter 81 cylinder by
3, Inch stake. Improved Blake air Rna
earsIan.
Iac above steamer was built with very
large frame. has hrpu well cRred fer a1d is
ready Tor Immediate service. She viii he
sold chCap. the owner having other bnsi-
nrss 80 attend To- For fan particulars
amply 20 MORAN BROS,
fy.dnii :. sif3c. " T.
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THE TERRITORY.
4 Strange Suicide Near
Spokane Fails.
1hs woman Suffrage Decision to
- Rendered Te-day-The Shooting
Content Death Of siss1nns water
n.sn--A Tacoma Tide-nai Transfes
and Its Meaning.

SPOKANE FAELs, Aug i2s-The lifeSsss
body Of Wra. o,fJtil, aged e. years. 8 for
mfr resident Of Minnesota, sas fgund ssss.
pended T. tree at Hapgnau creek this
morning. stfs supposed 10 b. case Of
nuicide. Two sifk hasdseschsefs were
spiieed, PISSED about the meek ans fastsl-
~ 10 branch Of The tree. The sptfisie
then rolled Of sise tree and vas ssssngiea-
The deceased had partner named
Nelson, who su3efded BY shooting tao
weeks ago Both we're railroad lsnoreFs,
There is 9 strange mystery connected
With the suicide Of WA. 0'Dei! yesterday,
and the ike termination n the life Of bis
bosom friend md pasfner, Chris. Nelson.
The latter fatally sbof himself 10 bis room
oTer the Ccesir dssicfe saloon two weeks
ago. o'DeIl could noi give eny reason for
has partners EnsilHsSE, as pc did Daf drssk
sud possessed csBsidefable tn1isJ. Hos
O'Deil hangs himself witnoui any apparent
Cause.
Eois came from aeasgie. Az the inquest
today e was deTsloped that WITNESS
named Eeek was Interested sitn y Dell
aud ssisoB 10 q eofiifsei that Has foafd
among 0'Deiass esfeffa. Tie contract Was
between H. r. Denny 4 Eysi, 81 sesIte- and
william opel, Chris Nelson. Chris.
Jbsan aad Bet,k i was dated Hafsa y;
Isss, and provided f5r the laf saeiii Of
e100 10 them for chatting DtEbsif Of lois
IN NORTH Hentkle fof iguat4. Toe contrast,
Beck Faid, hal beeu completed ~ JHfir,
Ard kelseti asd opel. tbr Two suicides.
had come hers, " bile lbsyn remained az
Res;fIe. Heck enid that 10 speaking Of
Nelson. OIJeli said be was very fooiisa q
commit suicide. for no had money ana
there was plenty 81 work % b. bad here
and he could not al f-tHad +, fgr he
never knew Nelson 20 have n revolver ts'
fore. Tie Last ilias be sa9 o Dell was
"Wednesday.
II was Developed also from his ies:i
mony that O'Ieli zd Gene coftfaeiipg III
MINNEAPOLIS ena was well known sEneys
Scandinavian there; taaf hs bad ssrA-'l
on the Cascade division ~ tbs Norfhsfa
Pacifle, that ne was u regular visitor 70 iss
variety thehtrrs aud rather partial 70 the
ether sex. and that he had written 10 20
attic for money which he expected % se-
rtise Ia few nay.
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Facts From Prominent Men.

Mayor r. r Fa.ieu Of clyde Ohio. saws.
"ACke5s Bleed Elixir cannot DO recon
menfCd beyond Us merits, u has RESTORED
my blood b healthy condition. following
3 severe lHness iram blood poisoning pro
u1unced hopeless by the physicians IN at
tcatalre.
stale Senator CARPENTER. Of N,ichiaan.
eays "a base used Ayker's Niupi Elixir
waeu al else failed, aad thTee haitlcs 81 Il
egrsd me-"
Jahu Hammer. Ia fhc employ q the L
: IS u E. r.. Hi Elkhari, iud SAYS al
'eg suffering for Ii years with sail EAcnw.
was eurgG by usiU- fl2f na-.lcs ri tekers
Hi1-3 EEX3r"
Agkcg'~ Blood elixir Is sr}i on a Eua-au-
tes bg a. d STEWART fgTsIv
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Whole number ..-.....-..-... 245
The central Committee al Its meeting at
North Yakima had no means OF ascertain
ing the represe nfafion that the new county
Of Ukanogau was entitled 20, aud therefore
only gave IL one delegate. Since this alp
portioumeut was made ! ain apparently
rrediiahiy informed that the territory
composing said new CouNty cast about
ane-half OF the entire vote Of the Old
county Of stevens. and the County Central
Committee OF Okanogan County claims 10
b. entitled 20 one-half the combined rep
delegates. | therefore recommend that
the counties Of 0sRnogan aud Stevens each
elect three delegates, two 10 he entitled 10
Que vote each aud the third 10 bali vote
10 the Territorial Convention.
l also desire 10 call the attention Of all
County Committees and delegates t9 the
Territorial Convention to the following
resolution oi abe Central Committee
adopted at North Yakima
ifssalred, That tise Central COMMITTEES
recommends that hereafter each county
bs represented by all the duly elected del
erateS whenever possible for :hem 10 Al
tend that IN case uf enforced absence Of
auy delegate his proxy shall be given 10
daily elected member OF his delegation
only. aud th's committee further recon-
mentis that tnis resolution shall apply 10
County Conventions as well as 70 the
Territorial Convention.
:. BANTER, Chairman.
4. u. A4rRInGE. Secretary.
SEATTLE, " r JulY 3, lSsS
Espuuhlifar r.ar4ars ftisaeff pasv
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MONEY Aso MARKETS.


NV fonS. Aug. n The stock fnarkst
to-day WAS auii Except ia oac or taO
stocks the movements we're Insignificant
The news Il the Gag wa generally Of q
rs orabie character. fhegrh thicago being
arreYed upon the bear side. there was .
Disposition shown 10 make the most Of
reports pf damasf 81 crops IN ceFtain sec
tiaus. Toward doom northern Pacific be-
casae stronger, bn, the upward movement
was chez kcd Ia the afternoon aud tae mar
ket finally closed dali AZ a fractional al
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rAs.INt.El. No..

Nae'hets IA s t&0I iteeau on trt
kilhens. @rs A. p. pas,H.s, E.F Ran
tt knl Hftt. Age tU-uaI, d n OsI..es
e. O. FlcsF, ffssf.s is.s s. e. Grafton
~ 5. Na5a Ha. IS 81 Hslca. % q Uraesn.
Jones' n " NaakA. ~. e. Erta 1s. aHl
OF SO gt case, Ne Ia, CD s.c-salHs cI4s,
lIralra rassaus-rs
OvEoH q lhHfUrrt ia Passed Meltsaf
g. q l.eHe Eetae-f NhEe ara wife. O. d.
Narker F.Ff aHi atg JassIer Clear
nr a. i taas-hrf ana lls, e. % H.rh
eHa N.se. Hs- iaHcs ts Tras isr.i z
iitwau sl# wlt. Ms. Bernhard. A o.
- tat,t, z. IS iaH : p Fasslu. b d
ts'si5t. i. d. hnat.4 S. go ~a4ry Nirs
Naetf SITS Aeget5 N. trwIes H &.
A Eeruaa. p s. A.s.ssaaAa. Aft,s A q
p saHssn. H esaft-r. Carrie ~.affe- Msa-
a'r s'ef, p" ,. a-saega al8 ssfs. As8
slk ,elfa .iseaafe
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OLYMPIA.



OLynPlk, Aug. fs~rhe supreme court
net In this city Al clock tails Hitrfnoon,
Judge Nazh being abseuJ Ia tbs case u
Holmes W. tbs Northern Pacific Railroad
Company tho molten for rrhsariug was
taken under reconsideration uatii nexi terra.
Francis Henry Of olympia was appointed
United Slater commissioner.
A. In the case % J. q, kengaaFs. Watson G.
Equire, reafgument was ordered 70 iso pre-
nVi. duced al the next aeff On % court. The
sorts soliowiax peiats IN particular viii he ar
49, led as per Instructions al The eouri
htieal III. whether the priNinAi owner cogid
shaf,e Of 4Iis riparian right - ara iar5fPoTal
1s---zs4I sert ffUa the hue ~ The taGrc
Ant; enavey the ihssa 70 onp aud the ipeof
poFal heraailament 10 nnHheF. ses.'nd,
whether penny, by his p,st % b. oihcg
ect. severed the Riparian fls8t from lar
land on the SHORE.
Ths couf; then adjourned 70 70 eiagk
tomorrow morning, al which tiala The We
man suffrage cess viii he decided,
Gaps Joseph iieaygk, the oldest man ~
Olympia. being s. years eid, was ia fas al
Judged insane and sent - the as iltsn AZ
ktellanoaln. The natura ai bin mania Is In
clinnti0n to suicide.
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Call For Republican Convention

ny RESOLUTION or THE REPUBLICAN
ID Territorial Central Corzs alIfse al 4
meeting thereof held al North Yakima on
March :, isss, is ehzlr-nau MAS authorized
to flanse The date 81 soisinE the Territorial
Republican Convention 10 be he'd ST
Esleasburz Pursuant thereto said Con-
ve,.tEcn i hereby called to be held ~
EileI shurx on TUESDAY,. THE 1irH DAY
or SEPTEMBER NEXT. AT 10 O'CLOCK
A. II. for the purpose Of nominating can
fida.s, for Delegate 10 Congress. the n0Eni-
ration Of all other Territorial elective
offlee-s and sach oiEer besiaeSS - may Be
presented.
TIE Republican County Ceutrsi Commit
tees are requested to hold their primaries on
saturday, August the 18Th, AMI their County
conventions en- saturday. september Isf
Tss basis 1f representation made by the
Territorial Central C0Eamiitee entities the
counfi..s % elect deleaafes IS follows.
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TACOMA



salt -Hensleuts Hrd Hair
TACOMA Ava ~ a s,.et Scr eysr sixty
srrVs ~ laud. al ga Sac ii3H Nai-. iFasl
Al. NS,an. Fnak e Ross 3 p Hat a4l
W. N keith q tee fat'ira iss.iEss. li.lk
a NaviEalian Nomraus, tAC C1us ae-Hs
fiaa heite A,Aal was Aiesi I'D tan sa t.,I g
ri.Iee or SATURDAY.. r8r deet s asIgi ia
Anal iasl. faa campany = cs@Ps-sf oi
tssfss,ns ,sha ew1ad Rae lssi iH.sys -.}sa'l
Mr. y NJ Saian vas askad tati4f u aa-
kfxnisAeanosi thvre was so tts' tGHF af 1855
stsssd at this ii5oe. he rrltd thaI tHe
rstaraHs were naW rsitfsr iR share Ie
rarrs usii the rarpeses tas Wa}gA 3 was
fofstca. thar lssaeu msl wnn.a F-ltsHiy
h. efrets.d Soan on tbs FraHegi9 uetg sac
snouih ~ the rayalgp oteE \ meeting
OF the company n1ela o. uei2 tiriU,'rf'sa
nj which tiav solne aean.'e ssison wifi ,s
fhe osisess fss witch fae company g.
f,srsns4 A. SET foFsh Ca lloss srttr.t. s=s ia
es,fia1rafisn are a. hNiii ra'jruaJ tH1m
this esty Is, NasyaRfFr. ~ E, f2 bais
docks, Warehouses ea'@is ct.,i saa Ga els
rate the same.
rmev uASr THEis saSrs uacN.
t;corse ". tfafer aus3 }ost ~ tiel -Jr have
h4snrtt seiI ttgay asaius1 1,harrs NasrF
Ia st,coxof ElQee paid heF 4a1a, Hauh tt
Al a aflsss;cd taGt she q ihs5 ,tiaa t4EsI-a
ID awn the euasIloa s'siufs &c arUrs ta
is.,uchNlpr aaA lsivf AsoS elt tae
son,h basi ag lhat % l1cwas Ga'rl sfHe
xna NEs. 4 trcsliir, vat sei'.e 5l11 st1s
and that ths plaintiffs s.ecs.i te faf. aa,r
All thlS fean bee or sta.,At af t- saS
al vsseh shey pssA ssen- use cszfrss us
8 that she has taseA q s'g iAen 8 sizt.t,
ar cs,lssA - q Fefaai 'lt ta ss sas
Ia f,e 81 q - iae sa.s Be- q elhess
hrr q ysag taak ta.s iaaaek
,e,,ts A...ls1~s l.roahE sass ,.stsr1af 81
49, lt,se fssss f4eseasa asa ass lE-a~ Ha
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THE Gun T0ugSAmENT.
Opening Of the sportsmes's Meeting
M Walfa MaIfa fsood Work.

wAlLa wAL4A, Aug iz-The. SoFthwesi
SportmeI's tournament opened here tuis
afternoon, Metsfs. kimtsll Kellogg,
Thompson. Mulien aud wtsi are Ia sttead
ance, from featiIes Theo. Davis. z. w
Moore, j ]. Exams aud J. j. iaubefsoai
from Portland; Albright. Dodge aad Ellis,
from Tacoma, and W. u. Close, froga ka
lama. 90. -
In the fnt match. seven live birds I'd
criy. slime and Evans diyidsd first money,
the srofe being 7. Close, West. Taylor ana
Eliis divided second money, the score Be.
Ing 6, aud DubFay aa9 Atbafrg the third
prize, toe seofe being 3.
Match No. was fpf She indisidna.
ehampionship badge OF the association.
valued AZ $50, held darling the past year by
John Lester of this city. The shooting was
1T single inauimaie targets Stipe aud Z.
w. Moore, of Portland, tied on ~. aud Ia
the shoot off, Ave shots each, Moore wou
with clean score.
In the third match, scven live birds.
there were ais Ties on seven live birds
The ties were shot of three times, nad Eos
eriy aud West finally divided the isoBey.
Cherry killed "a birds Ia succession with
one barrel
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FROM HOT SPRINGS. AK

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aad Surgical Institute, says. 81 have used
Ackcrs Dyspepsia Tablets for Indigestion.
and take goa5 pleasure ~ recommending
the same. since using this remedy have
pFcscrI bed it 20 numerous patients. and IN
every case have. bad euOd results Acker's
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