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Children Cry for
Pitchers CastorIa.

DJNID " REWARDED are those who
KlCHLl read this and then act; they
A will find honorable employ
homes and f,mliies. The profits are large
sure for every industrious person, mhny
have made and are now making severnl
n to make S. and upwards per day, who's
willing to work. Either sex, young or oia
capital not needed; w start you. Everytnins
reades, can do 1t as well as any one. Write 70
US & once for full particulars, which we man
hee. Address Stinsou a Co, Portland, me-
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LENGTH OF DAYS.

rive Years Odds Living O
Lost Art?
Is life worth living,
In the days of long ago people seemed
to think it was. if the length of time
they devoted to becoming acquainted
with its lights and shadows is any cri-
terion.
1t would seem as though life must have
afforded much of enjoyment in the good
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Bucklen's Arnlca Salye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores letter, Chapped Hands;
Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruption
and positively cures Files, or no pay re.
CURED. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
20 cents per box. For sale bv W. M.
Award.
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Consumption Surely Cured.

To THE EDIToR-Please inform your read
ers that I have q positive remedy for the
above named disease. By Its timely use thou
ly cured. Ishall be glad to send two bottles
Of my remedy FREE to any OF your readers
who have consumption u they VIII send me
their express and post office address
Respectfully.
I. A.. SLoCUM, NJ. q. 1858 Pearl ST., N. Y.
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END
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|NENSHORf
4&0NIlNND. 0RfG0NlE

The West Shore Is the only illustrated maya
zine published on the Pacidc coast, and sS{de
from Its excellent literary Features, IL object i
70 convey information, BY both pen and pencjl,
Of the great resources d this feciop. snd ~
progress Of their deyelopment
5pecia! Illustrated articles eppear In each
issue ; also, several pages Of notes Of The pro-
gress being made In every section, Oreeop.
Wsshingtont Idaho, Montana, ALASKA, 1tsh'
California, British Columbia, md ne Psciac
Northwest In general, arc being iiiust1ated.
ING subscription price 10 only 49.b0. ii q not
only the cheapest Illustrated magazine IN ~
United States, but contains srtlclee md en.
craving. OF great interest to every reddent Of
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Subscriben for 1883 receive q large supp,e.
ment every month. The hrst one q 4 6eauti.
III oleograph Of the % Entrance 10 ~ Coium-
pa River" printed In nine colofs, and each
OF The others represents some feature Of our
sublime scenery. The supplements are alone
worth more than the pnce Of he maeszine.
IIy Y for 1885, and after reading, send II %
your friends elsewhere. You Will and Il bot6
entertaining and instructive.
l. SAMUEL, Pnblsher,
i71-i7s Second st.. Portland. Oregon.
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We the undersigned Banks aud Bankers
miH pay all the Prizes draun in the Louis
lana Sate Lotteries uhich may be presented
at our counters.
X. N. Walmsley, FIRES. Louisiana Nat. Blk
Pierre Lanaux, Pres. State Natl. Bank
A. Baldwin, Pres. New Orleans Natl Blk
Carl KObn, Pres. Union National Bank
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.

2,l79 Prizes. amounting to....-..S535 900
Application for rates to clubs should be
made only to the office of the Company In
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, CIV
ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money ORDERS, or New YORK reNcharige II. or
binary letter. Currency by Express lat our
expense) addressed
M. A., DAUPHIN,
NEW LA.
orM. A. DAUPHiN, WASHINGTON, D. @.
Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
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R~amamhnrTh9t the presence Of Gen;
Early, who are In charge of the drawings, is a
guarantee of absolute fairness and integrity,
that the chance are all equal, and that no one
Prize,
REMEMBER that the paymentofall Prizes
Is GUARANTEED, BY FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS OF New Orleans, aud the Tickets are
signed by the President of an Institution,
whose chartered rights are recognized in the
highest courts: therefore, beware of any imi-
tAtions or anonymous schemes.
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"%ConslantIy %EEnIvIlinE and srItting.n

"CoilstaitIy Hawking and Sritting.o
THoMAs ]. RUSHING, Esq, 5000 Pine Street,
81. Louis, No, writrs: "a was a great sufferer
from catarri for three years. At times | could
hardly breathe, and was constantly hawking
could not breathe through tie nGstrils. /
thought nothing could BIG done for me. Luck
w, | was advised to try DR.. Sage's Catarrh
i:nnedy, and | nm now Il well man. l believe
It to hH TIE only sriO remedy COR catarrh now
r'lnntaetlr"a, and ono has only to give it a
itif trial to experience astounding results and
Il 'ituHurnt clicr.'
= corrnlrte Treatise on Catairh, giving val
n'iin i.ints. as to clothing, diet, and other
mas rs OF iUr ,ft1ice, will be mailed, post
a1l 10 any uidfess, on receipt of Il two-cent
noasaT7 stamp. Address,
d5.ld', Ff.aen,hry Eetir.l Association,
Nc. g-5 Helm F,roct. 3uETALo, II. Y.
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Capital Prize $t50,O0O.

I'VE do hereby certify thai ue supervise He
arrangements for he Monthly aud Quarterly
Drawings of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company, and ir person manage and con.
troll The drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted Nth honesty, fairness,
and in good faith tOward all parties, and ne
authorize the company to use this certificate
Nth fac-similss OF our signatures attached in
lie uIrprfisemsDts
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The Alien Land Law.

Northwest.
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vsr;nify az Washington toward a,as
harry gen. Grant believed tna'
he would reioin Lee. but Later m1neu-
49, If the enemy indicated that Larry
had given up this idea. Il he ever Gu
,s-ss 7ned ID. and intended to remain IN
shs valley. since il would furnish Lee
ssa himself with subsistence anu also
afford renewed opportunities .of
shrsafening Washington. On jury 81
ISL Gen. Grant selected ten
sheridan 10 attend TO the tronnie-
sar,e Early. He had an interview
~;rh President Lincoln and Secretary
~ War stanton and hurried TO make
h;s headauarters at Harper.s ferry.
Then follows a detailed and minute
history of the slow. cautious, skii,iu.
ana finally successful efforts thss
en5ei in the destruction OF larry
army and raised the burden OF lear
that constantly threatened those "
orr national capital. The story =
csreft,llv told. hut of too great Getail
to repeat here.
saERIpASfs FAMOUS RIpE.
The famous ride from Winchester Is
,,;ysn III detail. and was one Of the
Closing but most memorable events OF
SURPRISING Early would not risk an
other hattie for some time, ten. >hsri-
dan made q visit 70 Washington, oat
a. soon as his absence was diScoFefeu
the Confeierates became active anu on
october 10 attacked the Army OF West
yirriraia. which under ten.
CROOK formed the advance, ana
succeeded in routing il, and drove
| the entire army back. sheridan,
who was returning from Wash
ington. had spent the night at Wln-
chester twenty miles away, and on
hearing the sound OF battle made has
famous ride, and at 10 a. m. reached
the front Just as Gen. Wright HAD
halted the Sixth corps, and as be RODE
RAPIDLY down the line he cheerily
called out, Face the other way boys
We are going back TO our camps. we
are going 10 lick them out Of their
boots - And as they formed IN hns
he said encouragingiy; Boys. Il |
| had been here this would not have
happened:H and they believed him
and regained confidence, forgot Their
defeat, and at 3 p. m. he gave the
order: THE entire line will advance,
and designated in what order they
should move. The defeat was quickly
turned into victory, and the men
went back 10 their camps.
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kgEsEs
EsEa1'7 MARK
SWEETS SPECIFIC

swIrT's SPECIFIC
tanning no Mercury, Potash, Arsenic. CT Other
poisonous substances.
swrrTs SPECIFIC
I7as cared hundreds OF cases CT rpithelio
ma or C1acer Of the skin, thousands % eases
Of Eczema, Blood Humors and SKIN Diseases,
AID hundreds Of thousands Of eases Of Scros
rla, blood Poison and Blood Taint-
swFFT's SPECIFIC
Has relieved thousands OF cases Of aercu-
sial Poisoning. rheumatism and Stiffness OF
the Joints.
CHATTAxoooA, Tenn, Juno g, isSy-Swift's
Specific CO., Atlanta. Ga--Gentiemen In tho
carly part Of the present year, a bad case of
blood poison appeared upon me. / began
taking s. $. = under advice Of another, and
taking Inc medicine and shall continue 90 do
so until am perfectly well lbeieveit VIII
effect aperfeeteure- Yours truly.
Doc L. HOWARD,
III West Sixth S..
coLuxnr,, s. c.. Jnly q. 1sss-The Swift
Specific CO., Atlanta, Ga.-(senglemcn: was
n great sufferer from muscular rheumatism
for two years. could get no permanent re-
lief from any medicine prescribed by my
physician. 1 took over q dozen bottles of
your s. S. s., and now am as wen as ever
was in my life. l am sure your medicine
cured me. and would recommend &c ta any
one suffering from any blood disease. Yours
truly, o. i. HrGHEs,
Conductor G. = q. II. r.
Waco, Texas, Nay .. issG-Gcntlemen. The
wife OF one OF my customers was terribly
afflicted with n l1athsonle skin disease. that
covered her whole BODY. she was confined
60 her bed for several years by this afliiction.
and could not help herself &C ALL She could
not sleep from violent itching and singing
Of tho skin. The disease bafiiesi the skill OF
the physicians who treated IL. Her husband
began finally giving his wife Swift's Specific,
and sho commenced TO improve almost Inn
nediately. and in q few weeks she was APP
parentiy well. She Is now hearty fine
looking lady, with no trace OF the afifictlon
left. Yours very truly, j. T.. SEARS.
Wholesale Druggist. Austin Avenue.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free THE SWIFT sFEcUIc Co.. Drawer s,
Atlanta, Ga; New York, 80 Broadway.
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CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL.
The Greatest Anti-Septic
Remedy Known.

The complete treat
ment comprises the
"CRrbolic : m o Ike
Ball. and ~Debclla.
tor Package" The
smoke Bah lasts for
months, and is al
ways ready for use.
The d c beiiaf0r
makes a half gallon
Of medicine, and IS
gsed only once a
day a per firec-
tons Thus we pos
itivciy assert that
We have She most
inexpensive rene
ay on earth. and q
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mrs Skull
ably Fatal 4
hand ai

ox&, 0cs ~
sst f,ssaad ffai
q t>us II tie =
'rEfk ~ the Z
lue aa q Esf
pen He Was
stepped and
!, shs rnstfUed
fOHfht him q
In this city !
skull WAS I
be- d0ctof pei
The patient +
- YEAR old.
s.1A VI . ssHi
nxg The 81
ASsx a Wits
q ~ Joliet
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PIE ~
ENsausaH. {
10 Governor
- 30 Kssufa
al estate. n
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puntY fully q
Il was takef
has largely 4
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flashed HI
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ID iasufg OF +
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"a
We append folr 81 the fnauy thousand
aiis'iieif testimonials SO have In .sur nos
sess}0l % shew that the "fariuIic smoke
hait hns met with ami Is entitled 10 Ba-
FFscs fe4ffd NtrecEs SO medicine ever in
Vented las beeome - i9pt,iaf. over mil
iul smoke Rails in use. and g-e UAvR
~ 10 HE4R TIE FIhsT c3arLAfsr.
J had Vice ration ~ Gle lungs Used To
THROW up cupstal Of fifae and cgrrallfssr
etsea rgtsea nth b'oSd. Ny head was
stoIpeed. up wlth terrible case Of eaiarrh.
I tse'l we remedies aceoriiB2f9 direeti0ns
1uuSe baA and bcbeIiat0Fl nna fu thr.e
weeks time 70 ~ wen as ever vas.
II -CEA XII. co. Market ~. So
was attacked with has fever Fe..glarlv
t9T = year, breathing through the nasal
passage vas an inpossisiliiy I began to
use ite tarlsslic smoke ban and ana com
F4eleig cured. sworn TO. &. HfCEsoN " n
had what e termed eaiarfh III the hees
ssd throat. used the .Csrbaile gmoke
hall. and it e1apisicia elFcf ~.
ALsEHT HALG, p EearBes s.
teHA ~ joy teslln0Ay % the efficacy of
tafpolc cngse BAIL II csrrd me- Of
= 8 sft GOA en4 periodical heaiaehe. / can
recon- ucnd . 70 anyone suffering from
neafi, ip-rst o. lang trorbie
TnEp. KEIcHKRT,
eaf4e ypr-scucfal. California.
'sfnplif smoke Bal egred ne II ASTHMA.
.. "a a1tlA p " WALLACE,
= cllse- saa 81 the worst Mod of eaf,-rh
ps, Go -. z. SEwcoaH.
To- sfe7sr ,. ~ q ". T. r.. InsiIanafsoIis
- tist - a1li smoke Bah va. eurs.d
n -, -, ~ ~ EEg. A. T.. STOUT,
N'stt.af ~ ason1loey u CArises Life, ana
oiAeF H,Tksi Inaiauap5ils
4ae remedies, smoke Ball. and DE
3 saief. nre fur sals AZ stewart 4 Co.'S
s.esiasg 8eisg aud Hsshrouek :. sraffls'
as-a a. 1ie#efi & Bros, aud Bonncy s. ia,
Frice Of Full Treatment, So. 90.
s4'@e7sia Ass your druggist for II.
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tksw ss4a isl4 - ks4<sss4,saa - ia
Azysx
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SEATTLE WOOD YARDn

DkY ALDER AND FIR WOOD CUT ANY
~ desired length. Dry kiDdliag a spe-
cialty. Coal delivered 10 any part OF the
city. Orders received at I2od Front street
or At yard on Hopkins wharf, foot Of Seneca
street
mhIa ssn I. A RUSSELL. prnnrietnr.
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remedy free from complications. easy to
use, ana 20 harmless that IL caa b. ntimin-
lslefea 70 the y9ungesf ch!idrea with i'm
I pugjfy sent 20 any address ufon rrcefs.t
% "a.
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cWA. Oct IL
10 sooner tbf
VT u Rev n
kenfntt thee
III ~ take a
J pis5nt cayui
~ fiiFmstI
" a. the ~
IS Huhienbl
fds aud A
eisrs and
20 and gnte
ma aud T. "a
II asked 10
prslned4ag
spsoving Kls
/ sets forth
snt property
sndef which
~ required
use Nho 4
aal l1snk, 4
tue district
r aatitartty
afins tin, ltt
meat only a
ned, aad tho
OF saeinleff
GarFsli. lWil
! SHIT said 81
J Street ala
= are cslRter
ave tWen ia
Us they wi
efnnsae,i. III
lures OF the
stiBu0s ucr
,erfinn Of III
rbf az 0fhs
laia THAT ",
skw sostSI
Democratic
uMec Of q
co.'s 10 III
county Tic
auon Of N
unity tfuasui
= had ts,en I
red land vi
fuaA, tisss
for The pu
hort and
cat Of tbs
, was the on
- promptly
l~inE siunss
. that fol
man aHoli
Nushiaeg
publican az
he fvrly. q
q kiaiie ant
tnN Hui
. i,oFuser, u
;iubis. John
samtsei Coll
rlicisSof IN
"a Humane
~ Of the u
Ne httmanit
it cruelty 10
u by inform
htefsiHfc. "a
means ~ I
md by the a
| crimes Of
aasi gcner
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MgF, Mrs A
Mrs Vim
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A mAr1
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pokane -
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81 flse bsii
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ers driven
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sthetg nav
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titN,e OF r
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inspect NNi
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HAROLD PRESTON,

II. X. NICHOLS
A rroRNE9,AT-LAw. NORTH y.r
"a ma, W I. tAAi.
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HENRY Ii. LOOMS
A TToRNEY AT I.Aw-Krxyrv
"A corner of Front and CoIrwt1s. Naz
seattle. s>rt1
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- -ssesse ssssssaszs sssSsszxfs issssassss.
s<lfr4s safe
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bInfioT il
bend Gust
lars HAND

AIS HAND {
/
.....s
th4 ~ NH
r-~.,.,..,~x<~.ot
las ~ Htsf
=
10s ns<has
=. - x.se..
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l. j. LICHTENRERa
tiate OF the Pennsylvania R,rs
CoUNsELLoR AT LAw-Roous,
" ,. Union Block. Seattle. ~
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BIRD * DORSBAcs''
AR CHI II IL
Kanny plses Roofs Z

n. H-Pesxsax nuss,i u Fisit Vi mty ~
frvsssesi Al tAe5f hss.oes - ensresao1<<ze2
Nefief1es and Instruct srf r.rts ~ Ft4t<
eru<<s1a zrsttafIrsf s51sff q
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Is entirely veSetabis preparation con
tanning no Mercury, Potash, Arsenic, CT Other
poisonous substances
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DIR H. ID. LONGAKER
GRADUATE OF THE uNfvERsl7Y o.
VI Pennsylvania, makes 4 specially d
diseases OF the eye, ear and throat ne15
private, chronic aud skin discase< h
moves cancer. tumors and Hleen Niibas,
pain or use of the knife.
Office, corner Third and Cherry stsetx
Hours, g n. m. to ~ m.
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{ae remedies, smoke RaiiF and .De-
5 .aiei, are fur Gals a stewart Z Co.'S
- $500 q ieiis aud Hasnrouck +, seattle.
asa q stewart & Bros, aud Eonrcgis IA,
coma p
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Daring fae early Fart o. i-2 the
general division Wa- quietly settled
jig quarters b its camp south 81 Mur-
frees loro. While llerc De related this
cCrios Incident
t'ol Confad. of rise Fifteenth " s.
souri, informed me that he got
through without much Difficulty. ia
sact that everything had gone ali RI sht
and heea esainentlY satisfactory. ex.
cept th4t ia returning be hal besss
ut1rtiNcg IS the conduct d sire fw0
females oelonsing 70 the detachment
aus 1AFi son if4in rs iay headquarters.
These wuuen he SAID had risen
ia15eh annoy - getting drunk.
@fia % sarse extent iiemOrallziug hf-
men la say That Fss astoai hssi Ia
nis statement wBsaf le nf5id
was oi pufliag ii ans hs,. Hof krseu
Ban o. .-e most caE5plt Hau au.l of
so5ft sense. Z shegld have sianbfea
ii9f only his geT5f!tg but Ai- sanity
l5ssl1iF2nE who they we're and Tor
EaftseF aesall.. : was informed that
there certainly were IN tie cofnraar3
sao females. EAas u some uvsteri i.f
naasl9er iaao attached theta elves u
ne service as 0taiers thar one. an
last Tennessee W4sfau. Was team
Ser - the division @arou-train and
tise ether private sol1ier IN 3 cavalry
iisf'any Temporarily attached 81 ms
BEADS lArte7s Cor Escort drfV. Nhaa
OK oa tie Forging expedition these
Al ase4s aza secured ~upgly u
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Price Of Full Treatment, So. 90.
s1s@e'sia AsS your druggist for II.
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=. @. BURNS.

=. ~ II - " ~ =,
A RCHlrEcT-RooMs ? AND l0.KENNY
~ block, corner Front aud Columbia
streets
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DIR. @ 10. a. REICH,
|nCULIST, AURIsT. LARYNG0scO41sr
~ having returned fruss his irip Is IL
East and Europe, wiz be pleased 10 M
his former patrons and Others desiriaf Il.
services. at his former Office, in TIE fe<is
Leary Block. Seattle, w. r. Residence. en-
ner Fourth and Marion. ir,71p
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By the dr-t q June Gen. Grant hal
determined 70 continue the movement
q the army % The souta hank 81 the
James river. Gen sheridan crossed
the Pslruukey river Is New Castle
aad took ny position On Tie north
bank O. tire hlckahGmiTy with the
enemy across the stream. Then came
the battle of Ifevuildan station. After
ihis, u the expedition q Deep Bot
toms Hs M4 a7ller the command u
aaior-'feia. Hancock. He gives this
estimate % Gen. Haanoek
To Hsrcoek tie temptation 20 as
-2dit her haa e position was strong
inaeen. 8ai 4 be carried < hero wonl.l
syn remain the duBiuu, problem 81
a'isainE Use line nece sarv for nay safe
81 3iii- 90 WITH raIe judgment he de-
sistt''i. zeal 37islF farming % the altefua-
ats Proposition tle.a saalt on Peter
l,.lfs-i1F WQfc significant resaits.
4 i'i- ~as the only occasion duriaa the
So r. which Z aas ass0eiated 2ith
= Ai.f ~ eama.Ign Up tii then
70 mad seldom net. ana that Fas
tne hTsl opportunity lad 70
et7tFse hls gHlcE apPfeheu.
SOP, hss phg slcai coaraGe. and the
s5isiier4y Per onaiity which hal long
sseiore esssalshel Ais high reyatl-
ton.
b4FaerI9S ~ RsgLf AMY.
Eariys &adacitg Ia rhrea.auf,..
Washington ha8 caused some rl.nr,.ri,
10 the officials "a tie eitv. f,4.t - ~.
movement va iookel upoa Ia cen
tifant ~ mere foray which ros,I,g
have 10 decisive issue. tie admin ia.
l,'h 81 tol nueh disturbed til the
ss.l'iis.s sslAies came ~ close pToxim-
~ "@ssn E-A44f itst back frGm the
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DIR. FANNIE IA. -ARBo1.r
H0MEoPATHIsT, FORMERLY Or *,
III Washington street. Boston. Ma.
chusetts, gives special attention "a aise<.<
of women and children. Those exy<,sss.
confinement on. suffering from menys,rs
irregularities should especially eosssr
her. Calls answered day or night -
sultation free. Treatment free ior a..
unable 10 pay from 5 to l0A m. WejnS
days. Rooms, Kenny Block, seattle
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SohN e. JANICKR
A TTORNEY. NOTARY Avn So.
"A or, viii practice in the rn,.ss.sA .s Y.
land once. Contests initiated -
and defended. Timber lsnd 49,. ss.sa2aFi<l
ialty. settlers located. Address ~, = ~
King county. W. r. ss''stf
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WOOD y osBoRNF

A TToRNEYS AND COUNsEIi0ss a.
IA law. Attention giyen 10 land -; :.
ton, land titles aud probate mA;;ers ~
Rooms Q aud z, Union Block. seat;;e
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-05


The republicans of Crawford coun.
ty held rouslng ratification meeting
at G. A. r. Hall last Saturday eve
ming, preceded by q march in process
sion, led by the Graysing Cornet Band,
while fine display of fireworks was
made from the Court House square.
The republican glee club rendered
several fine pieces of music, and the
band even seemed more musical than
ever. The hall was crowded to its ut
most capacity, and the meeting was
called to order by Main j. Connine.
After music Geo. L. Alexander made a
brief address, Introductory TO the work
of the campaign, and was followed by
Hon. ID. p. Markey, who held the au-
dience with intense interest for over
an hour, as he compared the position
of the two great parties and knocked
down sheep"
AT the close of the meeting three
rousing cheers were given for Harrison
g. Morton with will never excelled.
If this meeting is criterion of the
work in Crawford county, this fall.
the republican party will sweep the
board.