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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-02

1T APPEARING TO THE HON ELIAS A .
i Smith, Judge of the said Court. by the
petition of Eliza Swaner, the duly ap-
pointed, qualified and acting guardian of
said minors therein filed, praying for an
order to sell real estate belonging to said
minors). that it is necessary to sell the
whole or some portion of the real estate to
provide funds for the education and main
tenance of the said minors
1t is hereby ordered: That all persons
interested in said estate appear be-
fore the Probate Court of the
County of Salt Lake, Territory of Utah, at
the Courtroom of said Court. in the
Courthouse, in Salt Lake City, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of May. A. D. 1888, at
II O'Clock am. then and there to show cause
why an order should not be granted to the
said guardian, to sell SO much of the real
estate of said minors as shall be necessary
for the said Purposes.
And 1t is further ordered that opy of
this order be published in the LAKE
herald, q newspaper published Q said
Salt Lake County, at least four week. 2efore
said 18th day of May, 1888
ELIAS A. SMITH,
Probate Judge.
natad Apri1 IA 1899
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-02

Order to show cause why Order OF Sale OF
Real Estate should not be made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-02
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN the PROBATE Court, Of the County of Sal
Lake, Territory Of Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-02
TERRITORY OF UTAH,

TRn GGHsTT OF OF s s1hT LAKE. IS,
I, John C. Cutler. Clerk of the Probate
Court in and for The County of Salt Lake, il
the erritory of Utah, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a ull, true and correct
copy of order TO show C use in the matter
of the estate and guardianship of Minnie J .
roward, ct al, minors as appears, OF record
in my Office.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal
IsEAL. of said Court. this 18th day of
April, AID. 1888.
JOHN C. CUTLER,
Probate Clerk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-02
Dated April IA, 1888.
TERRITORY OF UTAH, =,
Gn1NrX or SALT IIYR %

ra coUER7 Of Of SAT- G54 LAKE, IS
I, John c. Cutler, Clerk of the Probate
Court in and for the County of Sslt Lake,
in the Territory of Utah, do hereby Ger lily
that the foregoing is full, true and correct
copy of order appointing time and place for
hearing for ordeI of sale of real estate in
the matter of the estate and guardianship
of Eliza Swaner, Martha Swaner, August
Swaner, Elizabeth Swaner, Alice l. Swaner
and Ephraim Swaner, minors, as appears of
record in my office.
In witness whereof Ihave hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal
[sEAL. of said Court, this 14th day of April,
A. D. 1888.
JOHN C. CUTLER.
PROBATE Clerk.
s. W. DARKE, Attorney for Guardian
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-02
lhNG coUSTY % OF SALT IT LAKE, S.

TERRITORY OF UTAH,
COUNTY OF SALT LAKE,
I, John C. Cutler. Clerk Of the Probate
Court in and for the County of Salt Lake, in
the Territory of Utah, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is full, true and correct copy
of order to show cause in the matter Of the
guardianship of the estates of Kosana
and Heber John Shingleton, minors, as APP
pears of record in my office.
In witness whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of
said Court, this Sd day of April, A
[sEAL D. 1888. -
JOHN C CUTLER,
Probate Clerk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-02

s. W. DARKE, Attorney for Guardian,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-02

In-the matter of the estate and guardfan-
ship of Eliza Swaner Martha Swaner,
August J. Swaner, Elizabeth Swaner,
Alice L. Swaner and Ephraim Swaner,
minors.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-09
WILL USE DYNAMITE.
v r.ss.ssrPPrs HULL TO b. re-
soYED YRsH tbs HAEBog.
oshsr LoeaI Fews-street Contract
ora wan. a Hearing Before the
couneiI-orders 10 Clean the City
Of Hefase.

acsntaln wkilelaw has entsiaed A1fonse
r.aoks from removing any Iaefs iron fsosa
a. tnlk Of The steamship Aiss,uipy.. aad
st4acsed tie money ixe hin for Irns Il.
ssa Fraaeiseo." sEsf garaes Moore, .iie
ase- sud sseekef. yexserdas. '.Eeer xsaea
d. Hssslssippi vas burned six years ago,
4 r,5gtsor Of her hail has been fyi=g Ia -.
st;Ie hay. Heaaee % steamboats, sna q
terrer TO pilots
@In order 70 clear the hasb5F Il das.
rerous obstruction, and At the sasne tire
make a few dollars, ! vent 20 zee s.. b
seofi, who Doughi the wreck. about reraov.
fnssf. se sent me 10 Nf ! Fl Mef5raF.
and arranged 10 do the sofk and pAy 4
certain per cent Of what I made. After
working fa- s0sne time loaad could M.
make wages, and I turned ny contract
over 70 Ar. Brooks, who has worked hard
ct 1t ever since. lie Eeeensiy sent - tons
Of Iron TO san FfAneisco t. he sold aas
uow understand Captain Whltelaw, Who
once made an effort 10 raise tas steamer
and failed, claims the wreck and has at.
faehed the iron shipped 10 San Francisco
al:d got OFT an lBtnncilDn to restrain hiss
from taking any more.
THE ciiy should prosecute Hhsteiaw. II
be owns the wreck. for allowing sssea an
obstruction 70 Fefnsio tn the harfof 70 long
However, his Injunction does rot extend
to me. and am going ont on that wreck
and put a good, big charge Of dynamite
right between the immense eas:'lron eyliu-
ders 81 her engines, ead Id have cast ifoa
To seil 10 the Seattle fouudrire. BenJamin
calls me a dynafnlier. and when II comes
10 blowing up wreck plead guilty 20 the
charge "
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-09
COMMERCIAL.


BUTTER-siood local Is getting searccr
and viii readily command &c psr rop.
Fair to medium sells for 5GetS5c
LEMoN5-Thc New York market is
easier; selling here nov 81 - per box.
NERO HASDlsE AND PRODUCE RE
cEIPTS--nurinr the pssf = hcGzs mer-
chEudise aud produce bas been received
in Seattle as follows: Per Puget Sound
shore Line - cars, per Seattle, Lake shore
& Eastern 10 tons. per HAssaio ten. starr
a. tons, Idaho y tons, Hayward ton, Clara
Brown ton. Dispatch / son. Quincy 81
tons. Fleetwood Ii tons. Anderson = ton.
Included in the above were 200 cases Of
oil, cases lard. l car furniture, g head
cattle. ssl sacks feed. Isl sacks wheat, 80
head sheep, 40- sacks lour. car of ice. "a
sacks potatoes. eases butter. - boxes
apples, 5 bundles hides, / sack feathers,
bales wool, 2 veals, zs7 boxes plEns,
boxes fruit, 3 coops chickens. s4 sacks
oats. and 10 condemned ear wheels.
FREIGHT SHIPMENTS. - During the
past a hours shipments Of freight were
made from Seattle as follows: Per Lake
shore & Eastern - tons. Shore Line road
81 tons, c. & r. $ road % tons, Hayward
tons, Alaskan 3 tons, Hassalo tons. Idaho
50 tons, Augusta tons, Michigan l ton.
Quincy tons. Monroe tons. Clara Brown
tons, Glide IA tons, Washington Is tons,
Anderson tons, Cascade Is tons aud Fleet
l
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PASSENGER LISTS.

Northern PAeiac-P Passed Heron. Aug. ;,
For Tacoma l. 4. Cuen, l. Parsons, NJ
LYONS J. RYAN, a. " Miller, : Pals. Geo.
ClAytea. Miss Barrett and 81 immigrants,
For Portland 4 J. NcCabs and vile. Il
Nanu. " Gigler, &. f;itmau. ,. Thomas,
J L. sweet, y. STOW, Chas blood aud Il
immigrants.
Northern PSciae-Passed nrummoni. NJ
r ON train No 1. Aug. : Nm. Reg, wife
aud child. Geo Tee, Mrs. J. He9iy, 4. y.
Jacobs. VIM Goodwin q sedAl;a. Nc. n.
"A saith. John Montgomery. Rev. 4. ".
Nesbiff. j p Rraydaa. d.. Miss BABYLON.
l. NJ Knox, wife and four ehildrva, Mss
NJ A. Knox. lyman Clapp aud wife. ". 2.
Sihley, Miss Mary Wilson.
For Tacoma: a. W brown. wife and
daughter, Jas. azison. Mrs. ". N0ulitg.
Geo. " Scfilensis. James calvert, Nm-
Wallace and W.ie Il. ". he Long. Ellis r.
Edwards. ? A Town. wife aud child.
oregon Short iane-Fasssd Huntington
Mr. Mcf,Ouuers. ! " Raudasi and vile. ;
= Nirk a. Kelly aud wife. ,. q, ttr0sa,
81 e. Jackson. 4 f. Wilson and wife, "
Samuc.s. L. : MiEer, ,. Copeland, J. II.
Sesfia. A Hall. H. J. Perry. a lang, z
kiateu. 3 Ssogcnt, sad SIS eAtY g@lsiattis
OREGON & Cal foFnls Passed Acdtcgt
" NitkcFy. Ms J. Il. Hunter, J. X >cud
der AID wife. u. Ns}f 81. keS1ss, y. Acauss.
g. q uss.hcock. Miss r. HciEef. II :
sraks,t, b. Nclaiaa, MIS- Aef gt
trIE8. Mt~s t. ltefH-- 49, ArsAtFftst
j NrBous4 aal wiis, Mrs. " kenuedr
AIS + poc keEs. Mr. -. Maar, Ms. -
Naaf Nrs Geaz NJ b0achsr1. e., A. Kent
Il Ii W,s,sd aaa vile. Is. 4 ktllv
Ra4eaburx, Miss :. u ~ s-sss
els. e. " II Icy. =. NyeH
a. - - afssen. = z. JAckSau
- uSky. K \ WzikeE, A 4
.sonrse. Ne Thiaaid. H. \. Me3kiuseu
Il b Baaieg, Mss NieAois. J z, Eai. Ms
NeBr.ac. A H Asun1a, 5. Loatn>ieaa. !
j Ta4hofe. VI I. raib.-rf. A Habll. icauh
sEs,4iess afsf .s saeunts cslss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-09

NeE Verx S-r
Hith haze q torrh sat vita eEa-s q kzaa
Ta#T Wih ~cssaH1 hfm back - yAakee
VIII sAllzlaE rssAs.. ana e.anoa xsf
AID tSsssaaas q .Araz.s e.a5usnx As-.
VIA p-oessssass and sssqu4ss zsa bssw.
They ssIii l~sicasns hin back % his native
s1e-e
tie AAz sasssG tie waters sf Gsrs3za spas.
He has haoao5s@4 zlfh kIaEs zna ssisres
At sfs top 81 AF-ennlae and Of Alp
he has zazsd AID Thought - Ealazaas =
he haz sess BEFORE ARA the rssasssar IS.
&c lsas is,sess ssaes rs.ai Instead u Ess-
4 ssszsSrss enaaserzes aad sae1 As
~ tps,:o Rad ra.ss him tlias 81 Tea
Eeeds
He has gsekaielss On ssoea, zas
Aaa sraak S'osu s:sat Ar.'i sassaesi seal
BlM.
lie has seen the sluesa al her 8al,3es.
he "a. sser1ss1 - az Gars1a.l' autz l,as-
He as ss@3ssss \ born ia q f0ar-sa-asA.l6.
He hss heard falI r1E8y esesHssa talssi:
he slss seen Es8uiAnEef swallow q sword.
He has steamed . e tie Szt-inuE yea hozEs..
ben i.aiaoAd. Ben Neans, BsE NcF.s hes
been on.
AID ug~ he's coming back 10 aes Ben
Harrts1a-
And When be sets back. ss.ea ;se I'm wlll
BEGIN,
And calaP@lgn funds and irr VII y.ror.
ousiy ay.
And the dogs Of elsqaenee Be IN fu1. cry.
And everything be started to iaake nogsl
il kOEae
From the very norsen; BrS,sssr Blaiss gsts
hone
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-09

ORDERED TO CLEAN UP.
The City VIII Cart Away Refuse
Free of Charge

The city council, chief Of police and
health officer have made up their minds
that the city shall be cleaned up during
the next thirty days. II there is any power
vested In them under the charter 10 bring
abons such a result. Chief Mitchell said
SIN ertier TO induce all the citizens 10 co
operate with us In this undertaking, we
hay. made proposition that II they viii
deposit the garbage and refuse matter on
their premises in the nearest alley, the city
teams win cart IL away free of cost 10 the
property owners. This is n generous
offer. aud IN made 20 prevent
working a hardship on some
tenants who have but recently taken
charge OF the premises on which may have
been deposited for several years the aecu-
mutation OF refuse. | have issued notice
to property owners and occupants Of
bindings within the corporate limits, that
the ordinances relating TO the deposiiiBg Of
fiith. dirt. or garbage IN the streets. on the
sidewalks or in The alleys, viii be strictly
enforced from and after this date. Those
who accept the generous offer of the city,
and clean up their premises win get of
cheap, and those who neglect tn clean up
after the y, will be compelled 10 do 50.
and win be ai the expense OF carting OF
their own filth aud garbage.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-09
EEEvITIEs.

coirsan Brptherx sstsis steamer l.s,ofa
was Inspected yesse-snT.
The E5lewheSi Steamer All anaersers
nef s1nnsl Inspection tais week q. lisa.
Mr.. Weir. pzop.iesa-o a ne lEtra h7n~s.
says that fhe report thzs a man hal tiss1 Is
his hozse i erroaoeEs
ssesraer wilFainxfou sails 70 d1z tsr sa.5
Fs1pcksne, ff5za Hsrssaxtan 4 ssnltA's
xha,fs Cabin fare. 81. a4ez-a~e. a. f.ast.
J. A. Hatfield. agent
fstea - I'd esorez raised 90 Erzveiiy
xfoun1 Essssons feTsiilx2zia.s. rsasy u fse
Stalls Esesdsng six fess niTA
Tas ete&asex HsssainytHn. ea4s ssEe1
5fsfn iaes,saa. came aiass2zis;a ~ ffArs7Hs-
i11 8 rase't 8AsFf Yesterday ss9ss *.
49, sssii ssfs ~ esz Fraaezses se-ssas.
s's.ss ErasAza y eeSsras yesss IS hal
tsse fssssstzsE,5a Il giafas tas isst ris rer
ie-HaHse ~ aay Fsasis travelling. 4iss1
yesr thsif sssfasfsoss srs stronger siaaa
ever
srit saf began gRss1zfay 81 sarah 2
H2f szainst tzss4 u Peters. So crime
fsasfn Grass AID william e. H1rsslsy, "a
osfaia q sesais1Eeat q tbs estate q tfe iate
Daniel t.rAan.
Marriage licenses wese .sszist YESTERDAY
for Peter Stynnssie zad Mi4s MiBa'e Kos
ME fartsar q sqzak. y. N5iieft 81 -eas-
tie. v r.. SD Mrs MARI A. Te15s % oak
land, California.
ArFasgeEaen.s are being made % h0i9
memorial srYieeS eser the asafa 81 hetl-
erai zaerlsan. a. The Opera honse, a. :
oe!oex. HanEny The Local posts 81 the
Grant ArfssY 81 tho Republic have taken
the matter ia hand
col. VIII T. SisschcF. the well known
kE4Eaofsss sill ziFs ifls psessi az iDiiinlf'gilE,
so XIV Minutes 81 the War, al the Real
EsfaIe Exeaaugs hail Dexf SATURDAY even
fga. Il il foil 81 the humorous si1e OF
army life. and Is well worth hearing
Mr. james Moore. the diver, returned
from Tacoma yesterday. where he vas en-
pioTcd To put chains around the boiler Of
the steamer N0rth Pacific, preparatory to
raising II. He "siunE the heiier, aHd Cap
tain beDjAFain nas commenced raising i
with hydraulic jacks. The boiler was
right eide Up, and covered With % feet Of
water At los tide.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-09

Mr.. " A. Rotaehild, of Portland. Is in
the city.
FsiherF. X. Prefontasne returned yez,er-
dag from Victoria,
Mrs. K Kendrick. of Port HadIock. Il
visiting Mrs. &. Daniels of this city.
Mr. $ Kriesel formerly la business in
this city, but nos Of Eiieusburg, Is spend
ing few days Ia seattle.
Manager ". IT. Holeomb and superin-
tcndent e. W. Johnson. of the .. 4. q ~.
WEIR In the city yesterday.
Mr. Charles Cook, agent for Fanny
Davenport. arrived here yesterday 20 ar
range for the excursion 20 Portland
Mrs NJ K0shland and Mas Laura Kosh.
land, Of Portland, who have been visiting
friends here, returned nome yesterday.
DR.. A. H. steele and wife spent yesterday
in senttse The doctor IL quite feeble, aud
IN on hts way To Alasks for the benent Of
his health.
Messrr. Y. X. Hannah and Beriah Brown,
Jr.. OF Eastern Washington, are In Seattle.
where they viii remain and engage in the
practice Of law.
Mr. y. x. Howard has for several days
past been seriously i'll az his residence. on
Eighth street His condition was some
what improved yesterday.
Mr. Gardner kellogg and Mr.. J. p Me
Naaght, who have been eSijoyisg their reg
ufaf auuual Hhut. u Eastern " Warrington,
returned home TNes'iay evening
Mrs r. W Clayton. ot Mcdford. Oregon.
who has been visiting friends I'm spokane
Falls, arrived ia seattle Tuesday evening
She Is now visiting her grandparents. Cap
tain and Mrs kenton. at Port Blakeiy.
Mr. A. A. Cragin, accompanied by his
wife and family, arrived In seattle yester
day to reside. He is brother Of Mr.. T. l..
Cragin OF this city. aud has already ac.
ceptcd n situation In the san Francisco
store.
Mrs Dr. Clayton. % Sacramento, Cali.
fnrnia, who has been visiting friends In
Seattle and s0oqualmie for some weeks.
LETT by the Hayward this morning for her
home. She win write AN account OF her
trip for the Sacramento Re.
Mrs Louise Pollock, principal Of the
Washington Normal Institute, and her
daughter, Miss Loni Pollock, are the guests
OF SIR and Mrs Vim. = Bush. They will
pass few days 10 ChautsHgua this week.
before their return 10 the capital Mrs.
Pollock Is one Of the earliest pioneers. who
began 90 Introduce a knowledge OF the
kindergarten philosophy as early as 1852,
In Boston. where she was then residing.
She Is expected Ia speak on this subject 10
Chau,RnanA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-09
THEATRICAL EXCURSION.
Low Railroad Rates TO See the Great
est American Actress.


owing to n misunderstanding by the
local management Fanny Davenport
will not visit Seattle this season.
She IS without doubt the greatest
American actress of her day. and her prs
emf plays ia T0sca" aud Fedora are
victurIen Saraou's BEST work..
In answer 10 numerous requests from
theAter.goers here. the Northern Pacific
railroad will sell excursion tickets from
here to Portland, good going Friday and
Saturday pf this week and for return up 70
aud including Monday. August -. The
fare iog the round trip, including reserved
seat to either performance. Is IS .3-~less
then half fare. The hill for Friday and
saturday evenings ~ Ella Tosca." for sat.
ursiay matinee, Fedora" Miss Davenport
is supported by her own New York CON.
pany and her costumes are mArvcls of
richuess Her visit Is the most notable
event ia the history OF theairicsls Ia the
NnrthwrSf
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TRXOEl
An Important Announcement

AL ALs p1A NasAt Aa1hNaA&SSaASA
About SIX weeks ESQ, while At business, |
pains ia my feet, kacrs and hands - severe
ths attack that l took NY led Immediately.
and IN two OF tnFss Isys ~ E.nts W" 49,
ard sleep Vas driven froFa ne. After sus-sr-
Tag the rsoSt excrssiafins pain for wsek.
using liEfneafs snd y4raous es5eF y naecles.
9 friend who syiapasnszesl Win islg Eel Iiss-s
WY aoag "a sea swis's speciae and
II I ulil guarantee q cEre, and u Il does
ms the Eassi3Elne shall erss seg nofAihS-
a. cnce sqCuFesi TIE : S. s.. Alla after
uStaS e the rrst Day. had GEist ni-iisf AE1
refreshing slerR In week ! feii srNAt4s
wax sassrt TIE r3sgzn. ana after us,aS six
lassteE Was ogt ags 41lF q - % tazxiness-
sleTe tsen I have been regularly 81 ms 49,
& dsty, aud Stand % NV ff--
80 80 -, Al, er .ireiy frss ron
.se.e are. So Ttala E8a simple facts
~ nv ease. GEh / VII ehceTIaa{ ansssef -
insailsss rsG.ave tasrots', e.ffer = $3.50 %
Z. v. lsgA slse11, ASe 4lzE CafT.
S6s-r~-rrr. T-Nx Il hzve vrsrte4 CT a -
we're stack u rheumatism y : tl.--s1l sss.ss
- swl1E's sY-scsac- IN al elsss " hers sse--
rszacst relses - s1C~hf tnts ussss.efn- COM
Fsettss i.self far 5 cy1Esfltusl12Ai treatment
sAAt tAoseaxhly ezssl.e<ses lie seel-2 g 14s-
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sls5 &, - a sssFrss - l5assl Fnasn1 = itEogs
&Hy ters a.. = few hsssles & Svslfs ! ; sSi-se
sTsgSe.l = EezssS: cure. {. EszFkA
EzzS<k, 0A-NF hftae rirs. a-e1 AZ, AID
hoF. AID fGE Teazs. BAD ssTQfz1 n tbs
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rasa. Tle eEarsF ca nv ss-@s 30 esas-tes
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3 ~ EEs, Pos master
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= s c.. AsienfA Ca
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fI.Ssss. tzaE sac & car rastf t-sls-ezsss has
rg.sMl1ass ar aaAlsh tF tAe 50 q sclr adz-se
d. ss;ss- * yEsgr eFast zsnsrslF, 41tsT ssssz.S
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ADVICE no MOTHERS.

Mrs.. wlnslow's soothing syrup, Tor chill
drea icething. Is the prescription of one OF
the best female nurses aud physicians in
this United states and has been used for
forty years with never falling success BY
millions Of mothers for their children.
During the process of icejhing its value IS
tncaleulahlc IL relieves the child from
pain cures dysonteTy and diafrheeh, grip
Ing in the bowels and wind collie. BY Civ
ing health to the child IL rests the mother
Price &c q bottle sngsdWiy
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ShInrinc InteIIisenee.

eF Fmuira. ship C. F. Sargent. Nansimo;
bark Corneiio Cimo. Pors Townsend.
PoRT TOWNSEND. JRly S.-ArriYed-ship
z 2 Buck. British bark PakwRu. sailed
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only 81 Tekiss, sisSerEas3 & ca. 5 gs-Kntie
clearance sale Es&i FreEcA sztees. w.er<h
SSe, for l2ssc.
Great clearance sale OF rennzatx Of dress
goods Twenty per &c tst di<eouaf On for
Ener prices T0kiss. ssnxrrm9a & Co. :
great clearance sale.
P1re six raltts &c. Extra 6ne lawn
handkerchief. fancy eelorsi border. re-
eHeel froIa &c To &c. ToklAs, siagSrz1sa
Il 60. 5 great clearance sale
Great sale Of meas sal womeu's sun
mes unterwe&r. Prices one-half regalzr
value Al Toklas, singeznzn < Co. 5 great
sale.
Fancy stripe wool nsnn-l. in new ssyiish
Effects, los house Wrappers and beating
suits Clearance sale. ToklaS, singeTsnan
& Co.
Bigger cut than ever this week IN EN-
eroideries and dress trimmings at T0klas
singermaa & Cos
Great clearance sale a, Takias, singer
man & Co.'S this week. Bingham and cal
leo sc up.
Black silks lower than ever this week al
Toklas. siBgernan & Co.'S great clearance
sale.
From Sc up-sAIe of Victoria lawns and
white goods at Tokias. sIRgernan & Co 5
great clearance sale.
Lace cars and boBne;s, We are closing
them out, Ogr prices tell the tale. Chester
ciea-y.
. cents to close lot Of 70 inch dress
goods. Chester Cleary.
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RANTS SELTZER APERIESr.
Lace curtain nets. We are closing them
out as low as IA cents. Chester cleary.
l2l1 cent a-inch dress goods to close.
Chester Ciea-y.
We are closing out til our lawns. Price
them. Chester Cleary.
We are closing out our muslin underwear
and childfen's dresses Chester Cieary
. cents 10 close line OF all pure wool
Aloratross cloth. Chester Cleary.
We are closing oct our hosiery. Ches-
ter Cleary.
SIS cents to close ont lot OF summer
silks. Chester Cleary.
We are closing out our psrasols. Chester
Cieary.
Keep cool. We are closing ont our fans
Chester cleary.
cent white pique. Cleary.
10 cent linen towels Chester Clcary.