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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-07-19
Doing Good IN Secret.

The following story Of the Re
publican nominee for vice-presi-
dent was lately told for the first
time at Terre Haute, Ind, by Col.
Richard w. Thompson, who was
a member of the Hayes cabinet:
when I was secretary of the
navy l was commanded by Con
gress to send ship to New York
to transport provisions to famish-
ing Ireland. I sent the ship to the
port, but the contributions were so
small | was discouraged and en-
barrassed. The ship was not half
full. One day a gentleman came
into my Office to inquire about it.
That ship said he has got to go.
Go on and get her ready; I'll fill
her out of my own pocket He
paid thousands of dollars toward
putting bread into the mouths of
furnishing families. That man
was Levi P. Morton. He did not
wish his charity trumpted to the
world. He did not seek fame be-
cause of his charitable deed. He
enjoined secrecy upon me. That
is what | call grand charity. This
is the first time | have ever made
a public announcement Of it. His
heart is as open to charitable work
as the day, and the recording
angel will trace deeds like that in
a bright beam of light"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-07-19
Correspondents.

Once of c. A. Hendee. The
largest in the Northwest in scrap
ZION. metals, rags, bones and rub
bers. No. 2S4 Oregon Street,
South Side.
MILWAUKEE, July 9 1888.
Messrs. Van Brunt & Davis Co.
Horizon, Wisconsin. GENTS -
AT present writing the iron trade
has a very black eye. | have not
been able to sell much wrought
scrap for a long time, the mill here
is not running or buying scrap.
To sell steel scrap is out of the
question. l hardly believe l could
give it away. I have to much of
it now. This free trade, humbug,
rebel office making and seeking
administration has nearly ruined
the iron and other business of the
country, and unless we knock
them out this fall and protect our
farming and manufacturing inter
ests we are gone hook, bob, line
and sinker, and it will be England,
Cleveland and the South for the
next four years, and may God
have mercy on the country with
this combination Will the people
of America yield to the Golden
free trade rule and give away pro-
lection to our industries that Bis
mark says has made US this great
nation. God forbid. Excuse this
but | am full of it. | like America
SO much better than England.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-07-19

nJAgEg II REWARDED are those who read
SSs IL u this and then act; they will tind
sEsuEiI honorable employment that will
and families The profits are large and sure for
every industrious person, many have made and
are now making several hundred dollars a
month. 1t is easy for any one to make s. and
upwards per day, who is willing to work. Either
sex, young or old; capital not needed; we start
you. Everything new. No special ability re-
quired; you, reader, do it as well as any one.
Write to US at once for full particulars, which
we mail free. Address Stfnson & Co., Portland,
Maine feb16y1
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-07-19
Republican Union Club.

Th1s club holds regular meetings the last Sat-
uE'1ay In every month In rooms under c. H.
sIeeum's drug store. Every Republican is cord
tally invited to attend its sessions. The rooms
are open every Saturday evening for the use of
its members and visitors Officers F. J. Wood,
president, and A. L. Fontaine, secretary.
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FARM FOR SALE.-In the town of Mon
roe, Adams County. 1S4 acres of land
with 90 cleared and under cultivation.
For further particulars apply at this
office. A bargain for somebody.
For SALE.-Four forties of wild land
lying three miles east of Grand Rapids
on the Plover road. For particulars
apply at this Office.
Seven hundred dollars viii buy a
house, barn and three lots, in the second
ward. The house contains TO rooms.
This is the best bargain we now have on
our list.
Four hundred and fifty dollars will
buy the lot and residence just opposite
Frank Woods residence in the second
ward. For sale by A. L. Fontaine.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-07-19
Now For Victory.

What could be more glorious in
the way Of beginning for a re-
publican campaign in a presiden-
tial year. The party is united as
never before. There are and there
can be no factional fights. Re
publicans, this year, are not wait
ing until within a month or two
before election to begin work
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English Interest in the American
Tariff.

While the men who are seeking
to break down the protective pol
icy in the United States are destin-
ed to encounter opposition and
ultimate defeat, they are not with
out the encouragement of cheering
words and hearty support from the
English press and politicians. The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-02

cfner writing the above 4 i leAr'ssss
y q ne sarsain. ~ ssssisi issisSi Ns,,.sa
- nnfhsfg Ia tie way 81 tess,i, wa.
3 tl,csc who ai,se,i him, aisi hesSs
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- IL - go i1ou1nsa 1uesnDn1y ~
~ efsU and oWneFs q fbe sug II
- fsfouneks h HID Vus ~ <I0gn
q Anoe1u at mjdAieke - nf1At -
~ seesa1ef Kntexps1se
Kg9n.
nnrk uefSy Pasi, With lunbef from
port Discovery fss Melbourne II In
the f.ay rpsdy 10 ctcar.
Harf Enoh Talbot. With Iumt<r
rom Ha1Iock f0g San FrxnriSco. w4s
touesl b - tjsis morning
a fhree-msssesl schooner. probably
fhe Fnuuje Duser3- bcunf Tor PDst
n s<siwrla from Frisco 10 return with
Iumfxr, vent ~ sound yesterday.
steam schooner Leo from Seattle fcf
Alaska b in TIE hay.
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FROM TACOMA.
Resignation % General Tyner-
Treuble About the Fannie Paddock
Mospttnt Butldtng.

Hospital butldtng.
TACOMA, June l. - The Fannie
Paddock Hospital owns about one
acre OF land on Starr street
which climbs the hill out Of old
town, There is built very proper
building for hospital and the parties
In control desire of course TO keep IL in
good form for the care Of the sick.
John Chopper. well known saloon
keeper owns the acre adjoining. The
Fannie Paddock Hospital was built
before careful survey was made of
its premises and they got the build
ing exactly ON the line OF the Chopper
land. Not only this. but the porch to
the building extended over that line
and the fence erected ran over and
enclosed considerable of il. Chopper
demonstrated, and rather than have
any trouble the hospital people have
paid small rental to him Tor such Use
OF the ground for some time.
But John Chopper has had in his
mind the purpose of making beer
garden Of his land for more than n
year, and knowing this. the hospital
people have not been kindly disposed
toward him. a. they had no use for a
beer garden in their vicinity, and
row has been imminent.
Chopper. however, finally deter
mined 90 proceed 10 the erection OF a
building for the parpose stated some
days ago. lie gave the hospital notice
that he wanted all Of his land. They
resisted, and FOR several nights have
kept a guard on duty, anticipating a
forcihle attempt to remove the fence
IL not the post. Early this morning,
however, the guard was caught nap
ping, ami force OF men were put la
work by Chopper and in a twinhing
had not only removed the fence, but
cut Oft the post from the very fave OF
the building.
The hospital people went into court
later In the day aud secured a tenn
poraty injunction from Judge Allyn
restraining them from not only liner
irring with the hospital. bat ratting
up the contemplated building on their
own grounds.
A no further interference with the
hospital building iScohiemiaatei. only
tho latter applies. A section Of the
code provides against any person erect
ing 1il hss own ground ANYTHING tbs;
shall he nuisance u his neighl-or- II
( is under this that the proceeding Is hc-
gun. Campbell and Powell, who are
attorneys Tor oroppeE. fully expect
/ however, b. have the injunction re-
moved upon a tan hearing Of the case
/ Judge Allyn has pat IN the after
naoa preparing an opinion IN th'
f rinserton vs.. Wingzte case, and am
noanees that he VII nle the same q
morrow.
Rs~ta~Nrfc~ os GENERAL rSSKx.
( General ryncr has formally resigns
the - rciaryshsp og THE shamseT q
ea,umers~ and she rS,sixae,te-i hs'
t~ra accepted. The feeltaE i genera
that be has aos acted ia good faith u
this wholc business
- . -
Nytaaitc. the rev material. make
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tszser City n EIIsns'
b1Fgh Launched.


4 myugn1a, ~. +, June f.--Tbe peogIe
jllQG9 ~ Iounr6fng 81 Che Steamer City
ousEh. which fook pIece - Fro
~ 0yIcc& III afteSuopu- Ihe Bserblus
~ Wk1eh y 10 b. PLACED In her u cuer
- m11ufar1uae6 kr TIE Wssh5DFf6m Iron
MocGo - eeck91e. G)se Win make her fs1sl
~ n10ue Jujy 1a- This win virtually
M N11enahmrih entire eoafFoi of the Sal
- dvuv on6 D5g Beud trade.
I6GlU ~ 1Fe kriek bafidinKs under con.
lkuG11ou I'D stsesnf otbefs are contracted
CoRn1huaiss. II England. Il located
$780, ADqn4y.
- Uteu1kusE3.. concnnaliy 4 Galnon
U19Ue m11ecu6y undes the ssanaRemeDf Of
= q nM& ~ EocDma. h fcfsx pasls<d fof-
NE0 uD16Iy. Tbs HBs has aifeady been
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49, 49, - 80 nsss =
DKx DneyxA, Denr l1IB:-Yen nzy
puhEiah ny name anong th0se cured
- you- I hnvu he>n sa0efer from
as<hRs fos ossr ~ ysarA IL pnsOx.
isms uese more q bess constant as Al
timez and 70 severe - % not Be ahse
- Do my work nor anything ! tried
many docf0fy nnd n kinds - renne-
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TuyseA under yoar e3ecfrO-mAgne<ir,
and now after . month Of your ski
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Of my trOuk3c, You may re6ef 10 me
1t 1884 e street. Tacoma, W. T.
JCLaax Rnnl
cxraxxm Axp Lrxo TKorBLg-
Dna- DanH1x. Dear Sirs.-r have
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years- IL got 80 bnd last fall that
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did ma expect hardly 70 i've Tie win
Ter thfUu8h- / finally went under
your eiectro-magnefic Treatment and
nov a. result Of your skillful and
scientific treatment am most entirely
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and have gained in flesh and strength
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gladly recommend anyone Who may
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TO At Duwsmish, King Co, W. T.
FKAsK DosovAS.
cAraKxH AND RHErMAfIEN.
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for il, but derived NO benefit Having
heard Of the wonderful cures Of Drs.
Darrin l placed myself under their
Electro Magnetic treatment. Now
after q thorough four weeks treat
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and cheerfnlly recommend the suf-
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VT. HAHvEY Moss.
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IU11100 - mira OuoeeYo - Bamy
O11bev News Notes.
NAEGs VILLA, yaue L. Judge IAnEfogd
Gon1oDosd ~. B. fIfnk 10 ave years la the
D9aclenilnsy f0s arson. This gives general
111esj1n bsss. Notice OF appeal has
Gal expsrupss hIms~If = weiEpIessesi
= - 1lkht sentences he has received
~ Ntue HCuse II eieeed pending certain
1oqre negpejaf10ns and fepain.
M @u19s 0vtchaf1 Snssed through .
Groccop3ul Ogaffot0fy operation on last
11uk16ny II NEW Y0sk.
4&oNt1naut-C Colonel Pike. Captain Rine-
ut MeuteDant Eecheimsn. Of Golden
4r7es Captain vunk, Lieutenant Jsrkel and
lH1ofd, u C<uteYstIIe: Captain Green and
g9esnsnt tell0vs. Of kgosAne Fslls;
ocw undgdns Captain echuham and
Alcoeenast Handeu. 81 Wsifsbufx. are here
Qoon1inG he election Of neid ofierss Of
~ eScoGbd regiment. national guards OF
xoG11nEf0u. The election fesuited - fol-
1UUV: 4. ~. Pike, Of GoIdendslc eoionel,
U1l1oln J, r. Burns, Lieutenant Colonel.
~ ~. 0seene, tanjos. who were also chosen
3 tonFd Il administration. Colonel c. n.
A91eesn. 81 Walla walIs. was nominated
o(1nn11es1en<SaI.
~ ri and John Hum we're to-day re-
oGnG1)ed fDtheis fnte. snd want the time Of
41cgut1on b be sef. They stu claim their
3IIsss MS light rain herr to-day.
0oyoeuef and nfp. ward len on Thurs-
~ ~ > foe,f snouths visit In the east.
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- 8U1498 14O1bWD ~ OUt0189 H11ob
- Wey rnte ths City-Dther News
Uo1ae.
GeokxNE YALLa, June 1.-The days pro.
fco1lnes g1 the district eoust consisted Of
4ooslne tee CLOSING Testimony for the de-
1yf1euce Was al one sided, showing that
- Uen killed provoked . quarrel. and
80 UllW0sfh acted In seif defense when
~ 1Aot Hear. From the commencement
- been believed that piiwosth would
~ ale1frd. Heart waS without friends,
- he slayer had both friends and money
l0n1De lewyeyn sud make q defense. The
verdict 81 not guilty.
r. SEATTLE, Lake Shore & Eastern Rail.
ny Company hos seeurtd right Of way
Into The city. The depot n 10 b. located ON
t. north side Of the river, and IL Ii prob.
o11o that the 6pok sne 4 Northern VIII 10
GGfo IL dtpot IT the same place.
Tbs city authorities are about TO start
orueodo against the saloons and gambling
p1noes. They have decided that the ~
Io9nD Must Gloss on Sundays, and the gam
ot1o9 Rlacea are to be suppressed Wig
0euslo persecution Of all Offenders win be
Ths Indian accidentally Killed the other
lflho 70 " buried.
Mony irnmps are infcsting the city. but
~ afe kept moving by the officers. A
noW plan has been adopted to order them
ut Gfthe city. II they refuse obedience
- eolcsFs viii make them work ON the
otaslps & Fec, general passenger agent
ol1ko Narfhern Pacific, spent the siay here
~ ~ rUtnSn from Han Yfnnrisco
~ opoksne Falls Nursery Company,
Nh = capital uf e2S,OoO, has been formed
oeon0uct the nursery businsss here.
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ekz1sExs 119olgs 49, L
: m uhsaena1e ps1ex q Anws1 11noD
ueso 1e<11np1 b. ssaexle Ann1efs tpr6ny
Koux en- Eon<b - ~ enxx3e wess ~
e<3ved q NunG1zx sDany-
Ansns ~ speejpes ts1aJ - esfsns1
II II ceses u eszs fFusa usens.. Ne
braeka-
ne ass< I'm esxsssd u Lessons eser ne
e<sved IN sesttIe eaae In yesterday, CON
axned 70 Fres1Rzseks 4 NssdL fb<y vese
Sicily f<m1ns and ease disee4 frvm xev
York u II sid fhak tie Afue Dire Portland
s1exI<fs eeaid oraeT Iea0ns ~ ~ fall en-
laad wss Isss yesx.
Aacag ~ sh5ynepts yesterday rs
sAwe ea1Isszs u powder 70 PusIspd
PHODrcE RECEPfz- Dursng - -
fpeus-soax hpurs he pf19nee seee4seA -
sesft1e sncIsdrd sIe Ssl3Ygtne: peekae<s
"a sarks wheat. 81 psekaeEs fruif, 8 sseks
~ woods eoops eh5ckens, ~ ess11e. > sheep,
1 h<x and tr1 calves Tbese yese received
On ske Puget ssund shere railroad. II ear
tosds Of grnersi freight. and n tons b. the
sHIFlExTs Dsrfne The pase twenty
fgas bouu general fFeizhts were senf frum
eeaffle In the following quantities: G. 4
r. q 4 r. - tou<. r. =. 2. = T. - tons. =,
LIZ q Z BY. Is tons. steAmen-Idsho
, tons. Washington - tons. Emma Hay
unFv1 tons. Oiympian tors. AuGnsfs "a
". x. Nerwin n tons. EIfns Ander-
son 4 tons Glide II ssus. Clam Brown 10
sons- City NJ quincy s. tons and Jmetiiis
% fons Total. 2ss ions.
HORx-The cari0ad Of - bales from John
Barns Duwsmish farm were shipped ~
IsiienfhaI Broihess yesterday To- New York.
Efs<ss-Ofrgons were sellfng By the csss
today n 30 CENTS
BEEf--Dre<sed, Wholesale cents, on
foot Ad41 cents per pound.
yEAL--Wb olessje, drexsed. cents: on
foot censk per pound
MTTTuS-Drcssed. wholesale cents.
on foot q ! cents per pound
PORK-Dreseed. Wholesale 10 cents per
round: on foot crnss per pound
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4 II. soreNEyAEN r, ,.Sft i's.5s. : II
taar ssa. ~ ola Tdi3sN's ksiA ts8 al
isss.l@ssz j. gysssss sssf. fsi.l.s.sss - tx
.s,rssas... A NsSEAI,
s.,stt f'g> zsBs
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

4 GESciES OF THE REMINGTON TYPE
~ writer. eeiSs laezn1esceag i2zEfzs Arc
ss2sss ard dairy sappsse-- Gamer s--essd
aad ccsrzne.z strckts. ospos4.s .ts Bs,~:es
block ss-<s
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INFORMATION WAITED

nf ALEXANDER II. ssER-w .lf,S
~ Ezsf f7assi fssIza. sesselna-sr, -. "a.
in tbs iR4nb-f E1xSss isea- Fort tfl4keiy.
Washington Territory. 4aE lseTs.sa anew
ing BIS = hsssra sSsztS all ssnf.<s a saFaT BIZ
sepa4zg rs ssE-esa 70 JAAEs FRASER
frsees.srj, s1ihs-s.aze's gsser. Nova ssotsn.
Sa1sla PC,
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shIppihg Intelligenee.

BAN Francisco. June 1.-Cicarances-
steamer Jeanic, Nsnnimo.
Departures - steamer Mexico. Victoria;
ship Highland Light. Nanaimo; bark Ger
mania. seattle
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sRArYLR.YHAfcoI ROUTE.
sElrrIE-sKAelf RIVER ROUTE.

Steamer City of Quincy leaves Seattle for
Sksgit River and way ports Monday and
Thursday mornings, returning Tuesdays
and Fridays
For freight and passage apply At eompa-
ny's once on Ycsier's Wharf
HT JACKSON. Asst Manager.
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BONDS

HIDlk&
American Express 100, Canadian Paci6e
s7zx<. Canada southern 80, Central Pacific
sos Burlington ll2sS :, Delaware 4 IAckswa-
M and western III, Denver 4 Mo Grande II,
Fri. "a, lake shore 81, Louisville and
Nashville 54,z. Michigan Central 7stz, KAN
sas and Texas l2lf. New York Central l061s.
Northern Pacific - !. preferred 50. North
western loe7z. Oregon Improvement 90.
ciic Mail 3gst. Reading 5e5s. Rock Island
1861. -. Paul 6S1<, Texas Pacific %.
Union Pacific 5s7s, United States Express
n. Wells Fargo H.. Western Union 75l.
NEW YORK STOCK RxvIHv.
Szx YogK, June 1.-The atock market
was intensely dull throughout most Of the
day, subject 10 slight spurts of animation.
which only served 20 make the prevailing
duiiness worse by contrast. The tone OF
the dealings was but little better than
usual Of late, aud the result Of the dsy's
operations Is 10 leave most of the list frae-
tionaiiy higher than last evenings prices
Government bonds ware dull and steady.
NEW YORK NARKKrA
Esx YoRK. June f.--Hops-Lisht request
sugar-steady. quiet: refined, quiet
woel-Easy. domestic fleece. @ass cents
pulled, lsiess cents, Texas, 12el9 cents.
copper-Dull. Lake $3.50.
L-aa-stcedy. Domestic ta02s.
Tin-Dali- straits 1910
PETROLEUM.
Ngw YORK, June f-Pcsroleum opened
weak at s2i8 and q selling movement from
the west eaiised break in the forenoon,
after which sharp rally occurred, but the
decline was resumed In the afternoon
when the lowest prices were reached, the
market closing weak.at 77sss. Consolidated
Exchan9e-Opcning sri, highest 81 4,
lowest ~ closed ia. Stock Exchange
Opening ~, highest -, lowest 77as.
closing ~. Total sales 4.ols, 600 barrels
CHICAGO MARKE1s
CHICAGO, June l.-Wheat-Firm, cash
g.. July 81 !. August 81
corn-Firmer, cash s5{ss. July S5ss< August
So
oais-rirmcr. cash se.. July ss's. August
2sz,.
Bariey-Nominal
Pork-steady. cash sls.ss, July siAo7,<,
LArd-steady. cash ss.42'1, July ssE,s.
August y. 5ods.52ts.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. June i.--whcat-Flat, hold
crs Offer freely: California No l, % sdtr Is
led per Genital; Red eastern and spring, is
Si,d6s I'd.
Corn-wcak. lower. mixed western. new.
IA IL per GENITAL
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N Office.
What a Blessing to Mothers.

cKER's BABY SOorHER DIFFERS
N from all baby syrups or corsiials IL
contains no lsndanum. opium or morphine
In any part OF its composition II IL harm
boss. hut soothing aud positive In Its action.
II i,iils the child into quiet repcsc and upon
awakening IL Is refreshed, vigorous aud
natural II IL the only safe medicine yet
made that with remove all infnntilc disof-
sitrs S,lsi Al Is rNnts By A II SrENAKr.
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FEv YosK, June l.--Noney on call
easy II Iizfe2. closed 1Izf4s. prime mer-
camille paper Aes, sterling exchange steady
At A.ss1s Tor 90 day bills and Az for de-
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Nyioaisc. the new material. make
lrcrscSt agtiactAl noses,
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NOTICE.

cAildrsa cry Ter RiisAsr's CsasfIa.
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LIVERPOOL. June i.--whcat-Flat, hold
crs Offer freely: California No l, % sdtr Is
led per Genital; Red eastern and spring, is
sfsa6s I'd.
corn-wcak. lower. mixed western. new.
IL II per GENITAL
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y. A. COOK. Nj. ID.
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN THIRTY
~ years practice. Late surgeon United
States Army. llg7 Pacific avenue. Tacoma,
W. T., DR.. Cook will be at Hotel Brunswick,
Seattle, every Thursday and Friday.
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SorARiEs ArporSrED.

Governor semple has approved the
applications Of the following-named
persons 10 be appointed notaries pub
Tic: Jerome Ely, Oak Harbor; A. T..
Reid. Walluln; ]. Il. Edmiston, Day
ton; w. w. Carter, Tacoma. Oliver
Wood, Port Townsend; W. L. bean
and NJ. 4. Thompson. Spokane Falls.