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King County
Republican Meetings

TUE People or KING COUNTY WILL
Il be addressed cy the candidates a. r.,
HepEblicxa party ard afAer able speakers
g tie foiiozinx ss-nes and PLACES.
Kent. Frtsay. ext :. - p n
White 1frer. SATURDAY. oEs & 30 ,. n.
EnarEciaw. Monday Oct s ssnp. m.
0seeoin. Tuesday. oct ,. 80 o. m.
Green River. "Wednesday. Oct 10 80 .. n
Frauklin. THURSDAY. Oer II. -.nn N.
Black DlzEsoEld- Friday Qc-. Il 7sap n.
Cedar Mountain. Saturday. tef II ~ IN
NsEgssfls- Monday. elef q. va p. n.
kenfan- Tussisy, Oct IA. 80 =. m
salmon BAY Wednesday. Oct. ~. -s30r n
Jaaaise- Thursday. Oct Is, 80 p m
Eouzhicn, fvidsy. ocs. y. 20 ,. IA
Redmond saturday. os-f. - 80 p m
Gilman Monday, Oct =. 80 n m
Fails City. Tsse~lAy. Oct - 80 n. IN
Hep Ranch. "Wednesday Get -. 70 n n
Tplt. Thur~sa-. Oct p. -.sss p. m
puyasis. Friday, Oct. =. 80 p. m
Caerry Waller, saturday. Oct -. 80 n m
fasao1, &ezsisF. Oct -. 20 p. m
Boshweii, Tue ssI2y, Oct -. 3ep m
wociinyiiie, " ednesiay. ucf. 81. re pm.
By order OF the county central commit
&C. r. B. ALRERTS0N. Chairman.
J. 7. MITCHELL Serressry
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opANn ryclIpslnNs

Excursion tickets. good for six months,
still on sale going via Northern Pacific
railroad and returning via Canadian Pa
cihc. Union Pacific aud Denver * Rio
Grande, the great scenic route. and Oregon
Short Line or san Francisco. or Southern
Pacific, through California, aud by rail OF
boat from san Francisco 70 Puget sound. A
from $50 10 {i2s 20. Tickets now on sale
via 81 Paul, Chicago. Omaha. Council
Bluffs, Kansas Civ. Denver. salt Lake, og-
den, 81 Louis, II Pasc, Deming. san Diego,
san Francisco and other principal cities al
the Union Ticket Office
A. CmEBERs. Agent y. p RR.,
Corner NH aud Commercial streets.
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STABBED By 4 COWARD.



saoFtly before II O'Clock lsss night =
runner Mss carreuf that . woman had
besa murdered az the Rsdiieht saseoa.
eornrv Of Washington AMI sssrsh Second
streets The police we're narifsa aud N.
Cce rss sent for r0st hzsss A crowd col
leefed on the Sidewalk and e;a-aorcd
Fsiniy Tor sdnittaBes. After sbssat .
Quarter Of an hour the door was
opened aud Della ssanes the keerer
Of the hoase Of iiI-sasae II III
Washington street. sss I'D Shrek
ing ozf Of the saloon bs.zeer two men.
sac waz banded into a hack ard driven
aene, Neert she Ess put En1sr the IN
huenee ~ chlorofsrn and her injuries ex-
aizfnrd- They were found ID consist al
fenr slabs in the ieff freas-. none extend.
ing deeper fEa1 a. inch She epEspiastsesz
OF severe Jain Ia her seff sssse- the result
probably Of blow Sone 81 her iniar;es
are considered serious. she declined atssa-
lately 80 make zny statement. a. lid h.s~
companion. Ella Merton. Both were in
taxteafsd and unable to fzik c0herentir.
The Merton woman fsusiiy said. II guess
Bert did It k1f I'm not going 70 say
sayIains u RAY be mr. turn
Red Light saloon. made The following
statement: The two women drove M
here In hack last night aud went into tn.
parior. They did not have drink in The
house, and the one known as Ella went
out almost Immediately. | went into the
parior moment later and Beiia stone wss
lying on the sofa. The next time went ia
Bert Mcclellan. who they sas is her man.
Was there with her. and they were having
row about something | went back to
the bar, and minnie later Bert rushed
In and asked where 20 get a
doctor. ] said, Ny God. what have you
done, and ran into the back room. Della
vas lying on the sofa gruauing. tore her
dress open and saw that she lad been
stabbed. Thea the doctor arrived and you
know the rest .
Women living In an adjoining house saw
man come cut of the ked Light saloon
about the time OF the sfahbing. and hook
up and down the street, before throwing
something in the gutter. when they heard
what hsd happened, they reached In the
gutter and found dirk. with long, mar
row blade covered with blood
Mcclellan, who j. 8 bartender at the
bii0H theatre. had been drinking during
the evening, and Il il supposed was ieal-
OTIS and angry because the woman had
been out driving With other men This
led 20 the row and doubtless 10 the stab
hing. Mct 'lellan had bright. red scar
under one eye. probably received Ia the
row. Mcclellan was arrested a, midnight
he bad made no effort 90 escape aud De-
MED all knowledge OF the sfabbing He
even said he was not 10 the room when il
happened.
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IIKxoEl
dNXRKI

PxEp's NM. TxxaS June ., isss-Tfe
SFHt SPECIFIC Company, Atlanta, Ga--Gen-
tiesnen One Of ay children was troubled
with rheumatism and hoils for about two
years We gave her vartoss kinds Of nned.-
cine, but wftho1f proat, and began to despair
o. curing her al an was persuaded 70 try
several bottles the diseases all disappeared.
a1d she Is now hale. hearty and healthy
SRI twelve years old Another child has
am using the s. 5. s and anticipate prompt
and permanent cure. n. c. WAosoxER-
RIrH HILI. No. Jelly :. 1sss-The Swifs
Specific Co... Atlanta. Gs--Genriemen: Our
out with eczema. We tried the prescriptions
from several good doctors, but without any
special benefit. We tried 5. S s., and by tho
heal. and by the time she lad taken six
bottles she was completely cured. Now she
has fun and heavy bead Of hair-a robust.
hearty child | feel IL bat my SGtr 10 mako
tails statement. Respectfully, II. 7. SAcS.-
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. juno "a. l9Ss-Thc
Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga--Uentlemer
Ia isss contracted blood poison. and az onco
aoaght a ply sle.an, who treated me for sew
Graf months. by IFS assyicc / went to Crab
Or hard Springs. Ky where his course OF
treatment was cartfHlly Observed Irccor-
cred, as thought, but the next spring fssfrl-
lies began 20 appear or my face and body.
These gradually Increased TO sores and rlils-
Ming ulcers. Was adyise.i 10 Try S. s s, and
Immediately after taking IL C rnnenessi to
Improve. slowly at fFst, but more rsris.ig
afterwards, ami soon nothing remained %
tell Of my trodbie. BY blood A. row thor
ongiliy clfaascd. and fsly system free fran
taint and l owe my present cozditicn--s
perfect etre-to your rzessiciTc lelaetafuisy
give tbs statement that others who have
SUFFERED as have may reap the same bene.ig.
HARDY II. BeKT. q West Ninth St.
HOMER. la, May IS. fsss-Thc Swift Specific
Co. Atiaista, Ga--GentiemeA About two
years ago my general health gave way en-
iireiy. l was 30 debi!itatei that I aimost
despaired Of over feeling weii again. All
that the physicians done for me brought 10
Permanent relief. Friends insisted that
should give T. 5. s. q fair trial, although
thought il would he throwing away none
After taking a thorough course. my health
aad strength returned. and / must say that
). $. alone cured me. as discarded all
others while using IL. a. tonic can most
heartily recommend 1t for general debility.
It certainly Is specific. W. +. BRIDGES, J. r.
HOMER. LA.-I know Mr. w. +. Bridges, anu
VIII say that his statement Is correct.
JOSEPH SHELTON, Druggist
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases uatlas7
free. tbs SWIFT srEciFic Co, Drawer s,
Atlanta Ca.
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PERSONAL.

Mr. Frank E. Hodgkin of salem Is in the
city,
Mrs, 5, N, Pereival Of Olympia is visiting
friends IN seattle.
Mr.. u. W. Johns OF Olympia has been
spending several days in Seattle on busi-
ness.
sons of the late A. A. MeCuily. welt
known Oregon pioneer. are in the city aud
VIII renaia several days with view OF 10
eating here.
Mr.. W /. Douglass. the shoe manulae-
;urer who Is known all over the unlted
States, was In the city yesterday. His far
baaes. and his business reaches nearly
81 ,0Doooc per auaan
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INrEREsTING To LApMs.

7. 3. Morton. manager for the singer
Manufacturing Company. 20 Front street,
seattle, has secured a iirst-Class sewing ma.
chine mechanic, and viii repair machines
OF all makes promptly and cheap. send
order by postal card aud he win send for
machine. The best oil. needles and parts
for all sewing machines constantly on
hand Secondhand machines bought and
sold See our new machines; besf IN the
world; tergas 10 suit Satisfaction guersn-
tqed
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LETTER FROM THE ''GRASD OLD MAN
OF TIE NORTH PACIFIC, EX-MAYog
YkSLER


Having constantly 20 answer letters 81
inquiry in relation 10 Dr. J. Eugene JeE-
dan ard the fnaHy cures reported by his
Bist0gcnetic system OF Medicine. | beg 10
take these means 10 answer ali such qGes-
tious, to-wit:
have had the honor and pleasure OF the
intimate acquaintance with DR.. J. Eugene
Jordan for several years. lie is gentle
man OF culture and refinement and the
peer Of anyone IN the medical profession.
Many Of the wonderful cures which are re-
ported In his published yolnme entitled
'sThe Entire Revolution Of Medicine" are
personally known 10 me. Dir. Jordan's
success In this part of the country with his
grand Histogenetic system is certainly Ut
paraileled, aud while | am neither a
prophet nor the son of one venture to pre-
diet that the time Is not far distant when
HIS Histogenetie system viii be the stan
dard medicine of the day with the intelli-
gent classes. Respectfully yours,
If II. l.. YEsLEg.
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We hzre the bsnnsr sock 10 every de-
pafsiasHl Enz.az- s-nzerz.s 4 70
-<renss iEnen glass foxrisnr. ox.r saz
purchase arrived Chester ciesry-
cents a inrh al iiseu e-<sa &C the
r-sss sale Chester clesry-
sale this week Tapestry t2ale cevers
SC. Chester cieary.
sale this week Price Cur napsias
chesser tze4ry-
sale sssis wesk~ Prise our table uaeas.
Chester CIe2ry.
soe ssard eorens- sale this week. Ches
Nss hosiery In Nix and wool cheste.
Cleary.
SOC spreads a. sAs sale. chesscr cieary.
81 cents table isnen- exsnaise il. clezry.
sc lasises rilsspe.I vests Chester cleary.
New dress goods Chester Clezry.
New aneerwear. chesseF rseary.
NeE trisainxs. Chester aieary
New ribbons Chester cIeary.
When Baby was sick.
We gave her castoriA
when she was chEld.
she cried for casscri.-
whea she became Miss,
She chung to cassoriA
When she had Children.
She gave them Castoria
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cHAxaE - BJ-siNls

All s. 2 ra1kcfi ( saatslr ag& 81 Net
sea MgEslsga % &a-a Ns3a Pare
D. fC aFl5 $3.50 cneerT .itsiu H2 stsss
Fsnr>sa H-ns .E assl srasi Eg.e e
fh.-ae sesfisnan Ers seil ka,'@ ia sCsi-
dans Je tee ecaaa eanirf, where 1ef
Nagc lived far F0ars ar W. j. ss3seit iss
sad rsgtrlefee ia fsa hs,Siptss, b. ase uF
assss miiA a. g. stl1a iaT Several 3sar~.
tai fos See psa cisaE yeas Pc E4s (. lea
4.s,fifaa q denaiy postmaster IN Ss4tfie
Mr RstassHra kaS es1a The f-5>lIsea ~
aifsi ltFe az N4gssp eflats Tor year,. aut BE
Sac ASA AaA vxFc Fe ga tac zrafrty
hgsic s. fEase e7 ae.slnc E7t 1la
fsfsaf. sa5 aaEe alrea4y commenced 81
- faeir s7gct. ssh Wi. esfFF tssa q
tla f4Hst sirrtcsi slaks oi si#pf sad
iaat.r ef9ses.Hsts ta % fsurd e tle tfg.
s--wa,tE Holmes nruE C1mrsay srr
49, !. - IN ~ E-H- ~ ------ n u
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Johnson. sanford & Co, Of New York,
closed ont their entire stock of houSe-fur-
nishing goods 20 Chester Clenry az big
discount, as they are retiring from BUSH
ness Lace curtains net 6 cents. Big sale
this week Chester Clcary.
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NEg ORDER INSTITUTED. Last night
witnessed the organization of new secret
order in Seattle, known as the KAssldean
knights, A. L. r., OF which Seattle Ii Pri-
cry ~. The charter mem berS, NUM- ering
20. met in the Better building and formally
organized by eieeting the following on
Gers. Harold Preston, excellent prior
Geo. h. kittinger, senior seaescbal: 4. N.
McEutire. Junior seneschai: j. ~. WElkin.
son. keeper Of finances; JOHN Wallace. reg
istEare; Rev. +. &. Smith, sareedOs; r. 81.
Carr, senior Yigilante; ". +. sharpe, jauior
viglfante; 2. III. Coe, medical examiner:
Douglas Almond, waFder The install alton
services were conducted by Niee-Grald
High Hierophant wsaikerby. assisie s1y
W. ii. Moore, acting grand pyior, aud A. A.
Wright. acting sab-pYicr. AMI Grand
Marshal Chas " Austin
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Tue WEST SEATTLE FEsRY.--A pile-driyer
Is al work at the foot Of Cherry street
putting ia ferry ship for the West Seattle
ferry. Capt. 7. W. Lake has 8 contract for
the construction 81 two pontoons 20 De
used as ferry landings, one for this ard
uue f3f the west side slip. The new ferry
boat is expected h arrive between the 18th
OF this month and the lat of November
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NOTICE.

TUE Co.PARTSERsHIP HERETOFORE
L existing under the flrm EHme Of VIM.
II. Hughes Printing Company. composed
of YIN. II. Hughes. Douglass Allmond and
Harry Dauieiis, doing book and job print
Ing business in the city Of seattle, W. r. T.
this day dissolved BY mutual consent. uar-
r. Daniels retiring from The business.
The business win be continued By VIM.
II. Hughes and Douglass Almond under
the old fra name. who will collect all bills
and par all outstanding indebtedness.
Dated Seattle, W. T., sept. 4. 1sss
WM III. HUGHES,
DOUGLASS ALMOND.
HARRY DA%TEILS
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
~ Saturday. November 3, isss, at Browns
pavilion on second street, between Spring
and Seneca streets, in School District No.
one az in the city OF Seattle, King county,
Washington Territory, school election
will be held for the election of five %
school directors for said school District No.
l, viz: Two for one year. two for two years
and one for three years: also for the cleo
ton Of school clerk for the ensuing year.
The polls viii open at one ~ p. m. aud
continue open til seven % p. N.
Dated at Seattle, W. r., Oct, ,. 1855
T. I. MINOR.
J. n. FRiNK.
WM. II. HUGHES,
Directors OF school District No. I.
n. 4. HAWTHORNE, Clerk Of said school
nfSfrfef
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FgoN ALAsgA.-The steam schooner Leo.
Captain whitf3rd. arrived here from Alaska
yesterday morning. she brought 10 pas
sengers and a full cargo Of freight.
Among her freight were 30 barrels Of sal
mon, ~ barrels Of oil aud L barrels II cram
berries. After diseharging her cargo the
Leo VIII take cargo OF coal, lumber and
general merchandise and sail for the North
in about two weeks. Captain WbitsoFd
reports fine weather during a greater por.
ton OF the trip, although he encountered
some fog during the latter part of The yoy
age
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To do fui justice 20 the prescription he
parimenl u their establishment. the
stewart & Holmes Drug To fad q ueees-
sary r. keep their store open ail night a
competent prescription eleFs viii b. On
hsul a. al hours. 60 Front street
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Dissolution Of co-partnsrship.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the firm
name and style of :. c. Harris & Co. is
hereby dissolved, the interest of ID. ".
Barker having been purchased by S. c.
Harris. who assumes all Indebtedness OF
said firm aud viii collect all debts due the
same. :. e. HARRIS.
ID. W. BARKER.
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ladies. SO uus i5r.ct ghs EEaHd nr.c9inE
to-day 3 a fe- .tssisras or Ma ~ b. te4s. :
fs,s.1F = assf
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IgF I'D sli ana aiaas
r s4 1l g. g.
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-, Ns5 aieek u ti1aks asa WRAPS IS Wel
80 s.s.it q gar gleatlaa. Tek,ss, S.sseg
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We have Just sale a purchase in NeF
YORK at auction ot 20 pieces sH Weot 1--WE
quarter q rps- E.Hbss, WnF'a = ceafs. Trey
w5tl ~ Sid =; q VIII arrive aaoui lhe
loih d october. f5kiss. siasefHAn & ce.
GE Miller 4 Co, successors 20 Corp
taa Miller < GO, iusns alsi Insurance,
hasz removed FROM 1855 3a5nes ssrtet "a
rs Sill sireel. in ne Occidental niock.
Al six rifassi. any saaze Ia S,ls. 3. :. e
aua j.. fos 5 lsafs yErd Crest bareasas
on seScat Goor. AT; Der a-islenis lpk4as,
S.agcsiaSu s e.
Thc oaiv re- salc Fiaas e. Sesffle - baE
yua- Eouls. w h1s dlrsct iaag 'ee Iallls
aut - che u1idslag Is.aa p1V.'. leSla.-
s.nlSeFaa@n s tae
or drcSs-faas .as department e superior
81 aay5h3uw era tat FaciHs cQssi -fyle a&s
a. saagsa, "a. f.sklas, 7iaseriaau s 60.
seuart Z HOLMES DRAG COMPANY 0ser 4
geaAfa sas ans cough thai fau1oi e- eiiss9
81 Faar eiar t5ssea syrup suEefF
F3siy tous-}ueA asaset sa kiaE lalt.s
cieta e cess, htesat dise's ina-a Ia
Isli.s- Tokias. slnsg-1.an s @.
e Sinch fawe.s Al fhe great salt me
t.szesf 81 20 Ea.tss ever rasclFea ~ = Il
ile. We bad tsesier Iieary
Ladies sca-lrf al sraal vests At ~ Thez
have - Cd is9l 81 "a = IL ta1s 1zi&l Al
Ttklas. >ineerunsa & &c.
Fgaf Eiliaas f4uliIg = h'sal irisatr
a. sssa p. IN. 2aveuile class - efGays -
2 2. "a. az furaes Ea.L
AZ goul ses-sas ,s4s..s,s iaaaeI. p aui 8
frsfs. p31eaf 81 Sca \ ora <1ci-l-l toR-ssr
e4lsss--sA 3 i@
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AN oyER.suPpfY or LOGS.
Camps Shutting Down The Gray's Ear-
hoy Road.

M. s, g. Simpson, % tae Puget Sound B
efas ; Harhor railroad. spent yesterday in
sea'tle lie states that the work % grad
ing 'owards Gays iIarhor continues, aud
VIII not Stop antll the raius set Ia. seyca-
lcen miles II She road Is already graded
WIG fvaiy for tae ties. SIX logging gatlps
sieas fhe Tits OF she yoad have hctn shut
eoNh iar the wiDief. owing 20 the great
asttsipet ot leg already tn ihe water
4. ~ SIMPSON gives ii as his opinion that
sstit Is n0H eAaueh tlmher in the water 10
AMI Al sac mills un Puget sound maning
~ htAt June, provides there Is not
sesA en- ia tAe meantime. when the
staes oi nmaet was hieh, every nan who
ss'.le So touplg - YOKE If cattle aud
sdxies soctiea ~ timheg land weus inta
- ~. " ies business, aud as a result The
sepptg Soon isc cEcevded the dCmauE, and
eeAh Neat tao price q logs The mlu
we lan.ts Wyie tae ffsi 20 shut Down their
800 a. lheF Nogil rather buyof Uui-
- taGn eH taaif standing timber
sa.a t'ss a7e Go Doe hs3 under y PET
~ sat Ro5TA q rtsuslpg sire terminus 81
~ Vsa ifou hanHsUg - '.,int ss,telsi
- saatef iae aloJ.A of l5tlie 9knak am
-, NasFv tlavc is plenty ef waler IS uoW
Najgf Uar jhC graa ~ f5- lAs He4
SO" t.a- 1tIl1-f F.rttnig.a.i
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We have the lnosf complete stock q
cluaks and wraps In this city. 0uTcut sad
finish is Superior 10 anything tn tae uaiiea
States; oar show room i superior 20 any
on tie Pacific yosst, and oar prices loser.
Toklas, SiugcrsnaH & GO.
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lle&aa 0fLuirs Al Ar. n q resse' E s74l-
,aaesy s.sEag.asa ts-lav ana istsacFgq
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sssrlss szsae ssss&sk -. y-slas. slages-
snae s ta
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s--wsstE Holmes nruE tempsay sre
l,avine 6se fgu au FaHr -le- Cetass >ylur
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We have Just pasie purchase In NeF
YORK at auction oi 30 pieces ali wool. Eve
quarter Il rQsS Caaf-s, WnFta = ceafs, Ehay
sg{ti h.s sid AZ Z1ts VIII arrive aapus The
loih q october. f5kiGs. SiaEerHan & Ca.
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HON. JOHN 3. ALLEN,
cAEHALis COUNTY,

Hoquiam, Tuesday, Oct, l6. 100 p. N.
Aberdeen, "wednesday. Oct. II. II q. m.
MOntessno, Wednesday, Oct l.. 80 p. N.
EimA, Thursday. Oct. Is, 10 n. IN.
Further announcements viii be made
hereafter.
quesfed 70 furnish suitable balls and musici
and all Republican papers in Western
Washington are requested to publish this
notice.
by order of the Territorial Central Com
miitee. J. c. HATNES.
Chairman Republican Territorial Central
Committee.
GEORGE q. I.YoS. Secretary.
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G r. Miller K Co, Successors 20 Gem ,
taa Miller < 60, iosns and Insurance,
hase removed froln 1855 James ssreet 20
lis Mil siraeI. IN TIE occidental bi1ek.
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-03-22
@5oo REWARD.

The above reward will DO paio for the III est
and conviction of any party or parties found
guilty Of stealing, killing or running on
altering brands or marks of any live stock
belonging to any member OF tho Nevada Live
Stock Association. ....... . ..,a ....
GEORGE RUSSELL, President.
.. j.. H. s. NIXON, sesretar,