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ohelfcsl A Assasffssnx have for sale q sefF
valuable water ffsnf bot
NJ yav. .i.-rs.s<es shsx exeasnz AZ fhe
cSemSer u cssarssssess rs.gsas.
me .f..nxxr s,zsvs. tsta.f .vfsl enrsfiuus
1er nsus! sssaay III. sisfsuxi. % ssa Jssa
f-S~.xs ~
- r,.,.. 60. .s..,-...n, .-ase !.
sss.y. T., ss.s, sssss.. $50, 3,<ssz. usek
- ~ f..t,s..f ~ as.s,sl.sr es,ts.fsss
- q I. 800 = ..' 800 .s~s.t t.,.
~ - 80 ~ ss -
ssd,L.,, ,,ive.5 sss.ss Aissss se.s~rtsT
bis''is ~ is'sa ssss's' . ss'<
ss.as sss aasai 'is sss,s. "a = ti P
<agI woDeiA sii'ss ASS - a''''S ''''''s' :
sass e's1. -,
Uashinxtgn faaeuiA; w. va 49,
~ speu of rasls saY hoss@s 81 Aaiisss
areet ffsdss rek..sersd esasfio'tsasss
y<stssveL Nnu = -
Mr. @. Edward SAITH. ~sfs asti daughter,
~ Bo>tou. and Mr.. Bisslaw. 81 Nosef<fsrs
Massachusetts,. spent YESTERDAY iu Seattle
aad were entertained bT Nj q W, Hap
900.
August Gorsion, who Suffered cslItHsies
of the feet Ia failfeni accidsnf. ~ fsady
- b. dfschsfzssi ffoa srsee Hospital
where be has bean confined for f8slF
0onfhs.
NJ sad Mrs z Osborne, who were
CssH<srf& 1920 s's's.s. .s9 -'f''t =
N1ueh petef tn-asf. saa VIII - hfpnnd
9xnsh W 2 is~ azyss eFshf more sahxss
~ shsn surI
Inc lnacsfio ass srs snsf ,ne sosI fain Is
.es' ~. ,,'.ns's. Tass - i,..s - a. ~
49, ..s,...s'.s - xv.s,is-. ~ r.fs..s.-. -.
1890 ~. - ~. ss.s.'-,s.~ -
- - $500 -.
I'LL NA'ni tss ~ s.sfp'ns ~ " 49,
nr aEa1 y, ~ 49, npsss
St..s.,s.. p.s,ss's ,sso.s - 49,, 80
49, - 49, S''ss ,.a. ..,.,..s ~ :,
knrgiarv
IA wht,. wt,,.. .s.v ..,,,.,,..,t 49,
AL .r.'.s.,ss' =, IT,. ea,,.s 1910. s.s's
80. - Ks'. ssn.. s...',s. 49,. e-ss
80, ~ Nv 80 go 80 .ssss. -
49,, ~ ,s'.'.. $3.50. o.l.,. 80,
1890. ~ 80, snl"'t' sp'"s e'
go. saa.., Z, ~ !. rsn ian
ea-mi,,~ R1s,,'. -, ,s.s .s.a,.,., fgssssi,ss
iis,.-s.h. ~ 49,. ..s..'s..ss',
s.s..ss,s. ~ -, - ~.
- ss. x,.,.,,sasas. '@se' A''-
sss
ins cts r1uneii. - ~ iess meeting. Al
9wea sx1sptatb James w. Weeisfy his
psi gi spsv y eotrf eos,s ana nx penses IN
5efftAn4 on me i-5t as- sho fnbuei i've
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! tFTlTeN -70TIT
CLOSED.
The ORE Oarrln Close Their Or
fec In ThIs City.

The Drs narfin have cio4esi their
seattle office and rAn Re foand - their
hctd uliice IA Portland, or.. Ut -
FIth .tgcct. where they VIII eoattnue
their hi iness as heretofore. ard par
tie can uite AND coa-ais them theirs
waite In tki vicinity the doctors have
achieved q veff,leriGl asnesat Of resssi
a. tileir daiiv e simoaills have hoxa
and iaeiF departure l. ta 3se restay re-
gcct,ed ttis 90 to bored that they
vli Fggurm and resCHte pFassiies herr
81 they have pyegen thsni ewes p.ysi-
cians s.! highest standing apa uaaof-
hb.c icsiise, ard 81 nudaRA.esi Hi
and ahfity They have bad tie iale-
81 practice ana mo ua8ur tlarss ste
ssgce 81 any rhTsicisn. ever - the
uoFt&weet TArp are nos hum Aars
ard lussss. as atiVc ;;-ias electors
usaali} are hst sfe % snaine nErif.
as THERE a;psainas asd cvr iac-e ss cla
show
The Prs parTia arr 10 As recom.
u2rnGe4 IA every sea g ol the No7si q
aft fcd They iTest saece<sfaslv a.3
r7ystls eh7uuse sissrl e., iosS 81 suan-
hood. h'usi tatats. sgpiGss. rises-
eQnefrhga, sesisa4l sra ness 20 o.
7rxrai rs,aer 81 man or woman. et-
tara sh4 Sesfaess Car, iE-s seat
trce Noss sss ran sf8se home
tscSsu2sz't AFTER q ii 10 the eStpTss
u Toms tzte8a FIRE
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neRrrafT eoyERsnExr


ReuoF4 - - 9fn14D - -
proasaB>o c1s1ns-
NJ. Daniel Ba83ey rerensIy spent
some tirn< Ia Washington, and reports
A. fol,ow< upoa tke s<atus 81 fn1sAn
.ierrriaxion claims, from ofzscsal re-
cores He can also furnish b. refer
erlee individual eases NOS mentioned
here.
The sraon-t Of this cfz.s Of claims
N round nsraherx - SIS 600 go sgaiasf
the government.
No claim Ct tssis class has ever bees
paid since 1853.
No approximation hiss heer uaasse by
cen xvess ssnea that time foa payment
81 claims. nor viii there be this session
OF congress.
Rerrsrts upon any Of these claim
ssv sserarrfssessts 81 Washington do not
mean very rnueh, a. they are not final
A bisl i yeassinz In congress. Hisi
horses Of passage, % eresfe eossrt q
claim for these essses 10 be REFERRED =
ami aetcd ufssn promptly witfoszs re-
gard 70 tes.hnsraiiffe- in proof and
form reference teing had 70 the equi-
sfs-.- and the awards to he ~ ytisfg
n@sst. In favor Of the claimants
" hen ttti@ court i spr.fntsd OF az
apDfopriatior il rssate Claims vi III aeea
The committee that prepared the
hssl referred 90 say Appreclating
he fg,sfi-e ct the demands OF ifie
claimants Tor depreiaticns committed
bv this Indians. etc. ard 70 no class
81 is citizens is the American govern
fnens more indebted than 10 the heroic
men ard women who, as pioneers Of
orr civilization, abandoning homes OF
comfort ard ess<e, ri>ised lie and prop
ertv 20 secure homes. wealth and
progress as the hermitage OF fhose
who ~horlA follow In their pathway,
cheerful compensation for their
ls,xse< =, incurred under the guaranty
~ the government, i the deserved re
ward of their sacrifices, and this j.
endorsed BY the commissioner o. In
dian atfairs and secretary OF The in
terror. The secretary SAYS The
delay in making final Adjudication OF
saeh claims has been severe hard
shin upoa such OF the claimants whose
claims are Just, and wbo were entitled
10 lie protected by the government
from the depreciation upon their
property by Indians. do not think
thai there should he any further un-
necessary delay in the payment OF
such SUMS "a have been and may be
Justly found due on such claims
soME srErIaES cI.AiNs-
The following are a score or two of
shc many hundred claims against the
government in this vicinity The hst
i in no sense complete. but may be
valuable as giving an idea of the ma
ture OF the claims
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CHAUTAIQrA NOTES.


''ilow 10 sSery thing Progressing ~ Chan.
tan3ua' askca reporter last evening
Rev. D. J. Fierce, who had Just returned
from the Beach replied. .uouses are be-
Ing raised ~ II by magic. Tbs material
for the new visitor works Ia arriving The
f3rss piles for the ilaatine dock were driven
on Friday, aud thugs are fairly booming
oyer there. About 70 men are Of work 81,
thr. grounds, aud great changes appear
daily
''ste there many campers there Of pres.
cnffs'
"famil'es are daily rioying Ia f,g ihs
summer, and large numbers hRtNexrfs sxsssi
their iutensiun IL moving IN on 1Messla
from ulsmpsa, Tacoma, Seattle and Ia.
conner"
'.NAcn VIII the seasons rxcrcl rs 0pens.'
ssThn opening exercises viii f,s Intro
ductd on weenessias at VI -. when the
flasshi5 arrives from. Tacoma, hs az al
drers from tbs pfesiieaf, aud y Response
will he made by Rev W e. Van Siesef
sutersnts nsisnf ~ the Italian Bible Mis-
sisiii. He Mss fsf n wears n.iienf az
Rome, eut Haka the taunavf ~ this H,swag4l
Five isystis Mission, fhn TesrliafiMl Sens
day sreOoi ctASeaFian ursus "Wednesday
afternoon. Aaa etnfsi fiisp q - neetst
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EgLls CONFINED.


Ne vne Ksa1pesss>1 - ~ Rssssd.
-Bss H~uehs ~ h.ss6 0ssb&sss-
7as encouragement IN tbs~< fnssmns
yesterday sawnsnx ~ the e,rsarnssEas 81
M. Eswin E~Iss - b. sxsr< ct tks rzfal
lisp Ind "a reservation vas sha eeSzrss Of
vrry general nszrArk yesterday. awfaz v
lie sesy htss<s sxhs rhsrh Il y aisexsd hes
sseea tzsa:e szaiass Nj EeISs - . number
Of fferss ssssass isa5 rfsho<rx. Nj E<as
sss erst aSs<sstes1 70 fsaF Yt,.iff<ya ~ Pres
q ssf ss-sai ia ISL sal for " feA=s Pc sas
sesa faS e-sox Hr. Erfzs - . EspahsiEzn
ASH st.zt ssza apply Ter fsaygs5infrseaz nsa
Ria term expired. isss e~cresssy stss
gave hEsn sh3 disappointment eu1sfsis
10 the strsnxsh ~ tins rer1sa n
Rad ,aats III tssz oesczss a. tire <srfsssfy
told yf. r. tsexSIsy. d THIS c1fy. WHO VS.
called on 10 washfn<zna Ggs1ax scs ID
xssssre<son- Va s-zses< had Mr. k<iss rs
srssss The arf<s4Eszrsqt fban . ssstfs .
charges wxse sas1e against hiHs - Irees''sz-
All seat 10 tzs<s cd zssst soSns tcsys1ssss,
wso fathxrsd ss<ra The exszairassefi
lasted ssscrsi nsszrstlss hetgrs fnfl4sftsss
N fbs s1asfe. hat Mr.. Eels ssrceesissl -
atsprvslRx every rbsyEx made sxaxass
ii 81. az hts confirmation By the s%nsse *iss
fsrDSt
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The popularity q sailor hats i still
50 erest that miiiiucTS 10th here and
abroad are using The simple fiat.
crowned, iraight brimmel shares Tor
airy mosiels ii net and tile. Thus
hal ( tsio ia 7hi-rei on wires IN sailor
shape. and trimmed with erect tan
bnws % lace and white roses or liiae
ti0gms White point G'e>prst, dotted
With black, i made up IN the same
way, There are aisp lovely bats Of
cream white Grape shirrea On god wire :
with soft loops OF Grape hish ~ frosi,
mingled with pcsrl and gold wheat ears
ars lilies 81 the valley Many az the
hats have lace az Grape searis IS the
back " y RssS
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CHICAGO. Nay II. 1887.
Geo. r. Haissr. Manager Western Marie
Nerve Fsed Co. g, N. Ssts &. Gsts:
DEAR sIg-ionrs Of yesterday. ask
ing whether | considered Moxie" a
medicine Or food. il ST hand. > an
surprised that Won or any ore nh
familiar with Moxie, -,aa,d ssS
such question. A.s,sis M, ! .ae.si.
cine in anF sease OF the word, any
more than sesnonade, cider, beer. wine.
etc, In fact, IL does not come as near
being a medicine as these--I should
class il with milk. Our seventeen
months Old baby dfinksit as he won.d
milk. I'D libifssa, and We have failed to
discover any reaction whatever, which
would follow were il q medicine All
medicines. OF whatever nature. react.
and cannot be taken ad iibsfaHs con-
tinuousiy, and drank as a popular bes-
erage as Moxie is Foods strengthen,
hut do net simulate or react. The
same Is true OF Moxie Nerve Food.
Respectfully, l.. y. RcsEgs. NJ. ID.
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CHANGE OF TIME.

an AND AFTER MONDAY, July 18TH.
~ ISIS. and until further notice. trains
wiz run - per schedule below, for Sncho.
nish and points on West Coast Branch aud
Meeting at YeSicr with steamers an Lake
washington, and At Gilman with stages for
Fail CITY and Snoqualmie Hop Ranch fAs-
senserx leaving seattle Il so . m can
reach Fall City and Hep Ranch same even
ing, and ny leaving latter point BY stage in
same day.
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z B0stOn iIfOfheF--Is tvtfyfhfIg really
for the party7
Boston danghter-Ye les, mother. Mr..
Ransom, the baker, has promised to
have two barrels OF beans here by IL
O'Clock, and Mr.. Van Sutphen has pro-
missed to be through with his Browning
readings at 1880. Mr.. Sullivan will
serve the brown bread
Boston mother-Ah, yes, Marquis of
Queensberry rules, suppose--Judse.
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etfi NOTICES.

Unitarian sess ioes ~ P,fhl&n hall. f'sse.s
Opera House. 81 u Dstiacs q NJ, ifgach9aE
hs ghs rastas, kaf r 4 Gfisiia Saaiay
seheal a. ialA Al arr esriselly iaxissa
riyaeutA Congregational Church seeaaG
siresi. between Spring asd ScaQva. Rev
Henry I. Hates. paster-s-l rvacliag q n
aaa Is - r IN SUNDAY -scaa-sl 81 IL a
Naang peoples snve;iug &; G2o y. ~.
Hfasef meeting Faagsiss 81 TS4 i IA
Sirapgcss cVrssi& y welcome
Scandinavian Rarfs3 CharcA. Faurlh
sttFset. Isl sesgi F&ile aat uii2s Gav x
Neissu, Isstn7a.-isrss = .siug st II a N. aca
- Rh N@sAs fstnstct 'uVeilus FGess.nv
estntps = n Prayer meetlas ever
fr,.sFsfos 81 , "a
f'o.lei saeetsas 81 tfns0s hsii. ses'A see
"a s.Fctt, rsefs saedaf afscfaaop * 80
Sck AS Sgassisaasians arr eeas.ssils
- Hspsisi cssurs.a. FoartA street. near
3Aisos-4 Use gsassaF. Kew y , Fierce. wlii
istlsna 81 81 - ui 'ka,vrscaa tSx1isEs
tie,a and ~ - ?. "a - TfmRasc i@ter
ssHss
seeksca S,rees sissioa Rev Dr. i'rlcc
wi spesS - n "a
Trulis can-rh. Ehjr4 -. opposite csss-f
ttsus.,. t,ef iseosSp fiegtsssi " sisas. Fsetas--
EifafA Saoday alter fEi0fs- Sssueas
s,he-ai i2 q ~. islftue sesSt1e 81 n il
= - eae D. -,
EhsrFi 81 tse sssasi shepherd S,,,s..i s-s.f
h.aaEHsai strets, $ur,s SaArgie -sag..3at
SaNf,st 8 "a. NJ fNy 4 Matte ustl s.s-
Festalcaa ihe saes'l uH7ii elcfs1 lz.aa Isl
sseafsd 10 ssifstiias. sa8 .sA.s q U.s..
ns'ssitse "a ei sae ci,s SFs asssai s. zssas
sheig eh.tfgrs
0rars fiissplal- gaiisiesata sf-eat ns.-
Nk3isri--i fsysfs e 6 70 r ~.
JAekSan sst.t Paafgss eta-rh. a. eza ~
az nnaH
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A NucAsan correspondent OF the
Philadelphia ecaTd says tia; among
the women q favurlie saint II Santa
Lucia. who Is one OF the hottest in the
calendar, celebrated FOR her power OF
working nsirac e In favor OF lovers.
II any young man rrays 10 her for a
wife, or vonug woman for . husband.
il il believed that be or she Is sure -
receive the oiJectof such surpileatlan.
More than once has il been seiemnly
limited 10 ne that doubts on this sub.
Iect are siuful. aud ca c after ease Is
cited Of marriages made in which enc
bad fallen III love with the other, who
was perhaps ignorant OF L, or even
aissikct the other person, yct was
finally brought - terms through The
miraculous powers OF Santa Lucia.
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Esssrs la sessfs 1ess = az
anF is-t sas $50 - aFsna- e
asa Lss-a g. t@# -ea ers la5s sas.sas
Aes, l|s zSr-tg - IL sa t = sss
Ar- NsaaHs = Hea atr - -
stkFz- sazNess "A ka@ As.,
Maze
%rsi Is ES ser rsrA Il
2 ~ sesis
ssTt4tx4s - sezsls1- gssr Il Ah
sisasfs sessa - ssasx.
fstrgssz f-saza FAr ss- - .s.sssss.fa .ss~
9fs hssia ass liesS.s ssz-esf, - Is s
Il ~
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FOR SALE.

IGE TAs DOZEN YARN. os WHITE
Il kFrs. s'ssEsss mag aA.aE 10 ser.,s. a
ss1s ~ hssfs Estl sssisefIsse fs.Bassf fAfsss-s,
Essas z aFSAsifAse. na-1ss. sss, "a me o.
sersstesys 30 &crsH ~ tssz.sssr ian. aIi;ts5fss
so sssss lag sSie f5s fa~t5fssE AZ systsiy =,
o s-sssrses tsE3. u. EAS isgKES,
Waite Esxes Psssis.s.isse.
King t,ss. Wash. Ter.
q FEEB z. SANDER,
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We append few Of the many thousand
unsolicited testimonials VIC haze IN our POS
session 10 show that The '.CsrlolIc Smoke
Rall' has met with aud ia entitled 10 8H-
yrscesfeased sRncsse. No medicine ever I'm
vented has hs<co1se 50 popa'Gr Over a 10 IL
lion s.smoke Pals IN use, and we nAvR
YEr To uExR TaE FIRST coAFLs4sT
had liberation 81 the lungs. Used to
throw up elspSfull Of stifac ana f9~rHpts 0s,
af2ca sssrsd seifh blood Ny bead Wa
stapgcts mp with terrible ease of eatarrn.
I used the remedies Ascending TO afrcrtiaSS
fSfnoke Ball and peisilaf1ri. and In three
weeks time was az sgeli as ever was
ii SEHAKEL, 502 Market 81. : r
vas attacked with hay fever regularly
for = years. breathing through the nasal
YsSszzsa vas an ifnrossifilitY. / began 10
use tue oars9iic sniass sHii. and am com
plctely cured. Swcru TO. G. uEtESox. N. d
had what is tcr;aed ea.arrI OF the head
asd threat / used the -'Carbelie smoke
Ball. aud il essasists2g eslref Hss.
ALgERT HALL. q Kearney s..
Can add Inv testimony 10 the efficacy OF
"Cariaaise smoke Rail," II cured me OF
rscomfaend il 10 anyone suffering frcm
head. thn'st e. inng Trouble.
The RaIeHEEr.
surveyor General. California
CETaolic Smoke Hal cured me Of asthma
S0HS r. WALLACE,
Sup;. Western EEien Tel Co. Ind polls.
Il esrees me Of the yoFSt Kind 81 casarrh.
6EA. 81 \. Sneesan,
Boox&ceper l.. n 4 " Il K. indianapolis
Bs Use 81 = AgIi Smoke Bal was cured
81 calavrfa. kgg- A. r. sTsuT.
Author az Chronology If Ch1ist.s Lif5. and
ether works. Indianapolis
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cARBOuc SMOKE BALL.
The Greatest Anti-Septic
Remedy Known.

The complete treat
mept comprises the
scafbolie Srs ok c
Rallf and "pehella-
tor Package. . The
Smoke Laii lasts for
months, and Is al
ways ready for use.
The u e b e llafor
makes 8 half gallon
of medicine, and Is
used only once a
day, ns per diree-
lions Thus we pos
itiyely assert that
we have The most
inexpensive rene
siy on earth, and a
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ANofnER alsTgRY.
A Masquerade Suit E,.una and
RAISER nHtafsnss Astt. tsin.s,.

HsssF pEierfag wssh DtoSa.
NvsicgsaS us0ss'lsg early, inp Nu8az
nan who fBns slss csrias 10 Mr. l.
fennys hailes Wsfss. al The iaAg at south
Sennd s.nces nqsicea soulafainy sAiae
fns nader he fsss. saa his eitsldsifx heiag
nrc0,Ed be cafa neaeSs Al invcssi ssIl,a.
ard faurd - ssav uu,iefntsth if.e asssr
= bSaufiiai fl,aes asfAsfe sRst rs asVa taa
iittle Niindie insfa 81 hasioe psaev. and fs-
eusaiag fffei4srssssf. b. ssu - tcii ais en-
platcr What ~ hs4 Assea tsu M fems4x' 5.
arrival AZ iae shen. tbe hgnaiv A0s esseussf
as,a teeFc ga ihe teatre "a 3 Vas s>tsga,s sass
exalrd krsn faHaF csVSfci uaIA ffcsA a.
m.Kt Nefia t.osf
hr- psnos ilsiiAea sse fstslrc. ana "a ssx
afsieaison rr,sgs-s & az > nsasa hsH bss.a
trsksn Vgra sRaHs sue uiNS allA sas
kest ives ssossn tsasa tfe EssIsire hsassas
honec.
The presence "a she A.ts,sdr rat,r esas.i
Hps tS NxriNiHeit, essd rsserie ai fssisre,
taen sgrc ssrsaissss ~ HHsss &c sut Ire
matter Ass a5ep kegs Ssrt ceist ~ ghs
sesae ksuafQ ~ fsys p taat = Els.sasly
isifkFs 'rssief itAl riasaugfsse sut aai
fss.F usifstsaE essa ;lA~-f
NJ Ne8F = af tfs VIaat1e BAT = sse
tih.t sfen'rf Eas is-sl lsslins.fiisi. lfra7sss
tsaaeHsy - f.e3sss;Qsss 81 f0h segy, saa
.NsttgS n5Nse u IN st n asY es d I'll
~essRus css. arr y s FsaAshnstf Sc sae
SClit3 Ffrass
Ruth Yes, AssSA tJl 81 has sss.sF.
for & hcss ssS a. aA uaCos ,tafss
t<isaC ~ G.r's ie fae4 y gllstse S. sss
kf8 ~ N Yuersas eflass siis, >,sefsss.s
IN nSssss ias flsfse wqsas. Shssi be
<ss4tsfsaSs az t4sss s&
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NkEtNy--sg s.e, fzis = b - w1se ~
81 3 fz- e. fds1
o. aF--4a tss stiuSt re t1,e csat H
naeg, ef y. , sasa N-sesf za4 ea.i-
ostvs Ns
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STEAMER FLEET
Sla

7 EAvEs SEATTLE. rlon
- Wharf. every Sund1S
for Iaaconney, touehine Fl
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For lodges. public a. Mo-
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remedy free from complications, ea8s TO
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Newspaper reporter Would yoa be
willing 81 let ne havp tho full text 81
your graduating essay Oh American
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The following are n score or two of
the many hundred ciaims against the
government in this vicinity. The List
i in no sense complete. but may be
valuable as giving an idea Of the ma
ture OF the claims
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Nose.-lesying i1oar1s5,.-,5; -;
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N. X. JONES. W. ]. JENNINGS.
Train Manager General Pass. Agent
W. X. TH0RNEiL, Manager.