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Avoieano Near Bickleton.
GOldendale Sentinel

vicinity of Bickleton among certain
citizens. previous to our visit. On Sun
day week, several of them experienced
a sensation similar TO that when an
earthquake is shaking them, and their
belief that they had felt an earthquake
was confirmed when a day OF two later
they discovered place about five miles
north OF Bickieton where the loose
earth had been thrown up some four
crfve feet high over aspace OF about q
quarter OF mile long and twenty feet
wide. The spot previously bore evi-
denoe OF having been thrown up once
before. and from the description was
undoubtedly the scene OF very recent
volcanic eruption.
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|kou Dame Fortune stands By some
men
Jef. J. Kuhn, special deputy col
hector Of customs for Alaska. did not
come down as expected
The counsenance Of Capt. W. o.
Morrisey doomed up on the quarter
deck as the Ancon neared the wharf
The captain is jubilant over his victory
in his fight with the Alaska CONNER
cisl company in regard to the seized
seAlers.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Nothing Of importance came up al
the council meeting Friday evening.
A grand ratification meeting viii be
held BY the Republicans this (Satur-
dayD evening. Hon. c. N. Bradshaw
Allen Weir and Others will address
the meeting after the parade.
II Is admitted by all that the de-
feated Democratic county nominees
take their fate with good grace In
fact both parties selected candidates
who are good fellows, defeated or
otherviSel and placed the honest
voters of jefferson in quandary as 70
how to cast their ballots.
A great throng of people are max
ing for the opera house, anxious TO
hear words of truth and eloquence
delivered by Evangelist Moody.
Quite a number of port-of-entry
citizens are in Seetfle to attend the
Emma Abbott Opera Company's per
formancee.
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wALLA wALLA NEWS.
fsussemacher Not Indicted RepuS-
ltean Generosity.

wALIA wALLA, Nov. l0.-The grand
jary to-day refused TO find a bill
against Vim. Feustemacher, who
killed John Corliss Al the garrison last
summer This refusal is approved by
the community. who believe the homi-
eide was unintentional.
After the Allen reception last nigh,
$3.50 was collected for the benefit OF
Mr., Kelly. who was burned out dur
ing the meeting
Troop NJ, Second cavalry. arrived
this morning overland from Fort Bid
well. Troop received and entertained
them handsomely at 4 dinner.
This morning 3 lad named RoGger.
feh near Wheeler's grocery, breaking
his right arm.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

Oregon short Line Passed Hunt
lngtoa: C. r. Ford. Mrs. VI. y. Marks
and daughter. Mrs Allen McAiiister.
II. Webster. T. 5 Aiken, J. J. Thier-
ser and family, c. w. johnson and
son, II. Stevenson. o. T. Bates, L. A.
Smith. A. W Mann. T. :. Cox. ii. II.
Purnen. II. J. Roach, Mrs W. NJ.
Wsidner, T. l. Collins and son and -
Second class.
Oregon and California Passed Med
ford Il. Scott. J. c. Hungerford, J..
NJ Small, Frank Hall, Geo Lask, Miss
l.. Jingels. Mr. Jingei., J. J. Searle.
VIM. Storey. W. A. scott. j. II. Van
Harne and wife, j L. Fuller, w. Dan
nerhaum, Ella Brainari. Sister Mary
Jastina, Sister Mary Hedwadse, DIX
Howard and wife, p. E. Lockwood and
S enigranf.
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OKANoGAN CATTLE RANGES
Bunchgrass Knee-Deep. and q Gen.
tie Winter.
0ksnogan Outlook.

OkaucSAu OUTLOOK.
The cattle ranges of Okanogan coun-
ty and throughout the adjacent Indi-
dian reservation are superb. Bunch
grass knee deep covers the lowlands
and hillsides, and the abundance of
water, sheltering hills and woodlands,
with maryelously mild climate the
year round, makes the whole district a
"horse heaven as well as a sort of q
garden of Eden" for the horned four
footers. 1t would be unwise to over
stock these magnificent ranges, but
there is still room for large bands of
horses and cattle, and we call the at
tention OF breeders of fine stock, which
we need here. that there is no county
now open to settlement that can hold
a candle to this beautiful region. HAY
Is put up each season as precaution-
AIRY measure, but hundreds OF stacks
are renewed and carried over from
wear TO year
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the earnest solicitation a

THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
CHERRY ST., SEATTLE. " T.
Through the earnest solicitation and
request of our former patients and
Others to revisit the Sound, we have
concluded to do so. and will reopen
our offices ut our old familiar place,
commencing November 10, 1855.
During our previous practice here in
this vicinity We met with great success,
and proved ourselves physicians
worthy of confidence and of unques-
tionable reputation, as our cures and
testimonials can be subsfantiated by
personal investigation.
As proof of our wonderful skill We
submit the following;
EXTRACTS OF TESTIMONIALS:
Mr.. Isaac Vineyard OF Centralia, w.
T.. writes Drs. Darrin as follows !:
with pleasure | write you in regard
TO the treatment you gave me for
asthma OF Is years standing. Your
treatment has worked like q charm.
have had no symptoms of asthma since
/ have returned home. The cure
seems to be permanent, and it gives
me great joy to tell you this. send
me some OF your circulars, as many OF
my HtiSupof> Nich W tAs soNA SAsAA AZ
their cases.
Mrs. ]. ]. Evans, Stella, w. T.: Neu-
ralgia of the stomach and heart, weak
lungs and greatly emaciated; cured
and gained 10 pounds in two months
Mrs. Gen. Adams, Medical Lake, w.
IT,: Numbness and congestion of the
brain, produced r. diseased eondi-
ton OF delicate organs; also the head
ache and nervous dyspepsia of 20 years
standing. She was cured two years
ago by Drs. Darrin.
Miss Ida Rogue, Seattle. w. T.: Fee
male complaints and general debility.
Cured
John wolflin, Stuck Junction, w.
T.: Deafness and discharging ears
cured.
Andrew Anderson, Port Townsend,
w. T: Cross-eyed from paralysis OF
the outer muscles of the eye. Cured
by one operation and treatment.
John Mullen, White River. W. T:
Weak eyes, with constant pain over
eve and ball. Cured.
Lille. Quental, Tacoma, W. T:
Cross-eyed. Cured in two operations.
Deafness and catarrh also cured.
Mrs. Mevie Gebfort, Seattle. w. I:
Boy years old, deaf since 16 months
old. Discharging ears and catarrh
entirely cured after several treatments.
Frederick Mohs, Sprague, w. T;
Catarrh and bronchitis, general de-
bility, etc. Cured. His wife cured
also Of dropsy and varicose veins and
milk leg.
CThe Drs. Darrin also have branch
Office at 235 Fifth street. Portland. Or.
where any in that vicinity can consult
them.l
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An Ungratefal Musician.

Following is the iIl-chosen language
of Bandm1ster Meyrelles. of walla
Walla, in speech at Portland, that
has caused so much indignation /:
The city is so much in contrast with
the community in which live. Walla
Waila. that ! would be very migrate
ful man were to neglect wishing
Portland. place | love. all the pros
perity its generous good people de-
serve. During the late fair | was
overwhelmed with Kind words for all
the extra work | did at special request,
while at Walla Walla. where am con-
tinually performing gratuitous labor,
have vet To receive so little as q
thank you -
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THoRxELI.
Standard
Si2
IL o3I
dmoor. Creedmoor.
RuiIdinr I'D sehoma,

SEHoME, Nov. "a gentleman from
Seattle is building a livery stable on
Elk street, 30xS0. The Bellingham
Bay & British Columbia Railroad Com
pany have begun work on the city
hall. Work has been begun on the new
church. Mr.. Quakenbush has his new
real estate Office on Holly street raised.
There is much building in Whatcom.
Slashing on the Bellingham Bay d
Northwestern, the Garfield road, will
soon begin.
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JoiiiicatIon At Olympia.

OLYMPIA, Nov. 10.-0lympla is wild
with Republican enthusiasm tonight.
At O'Clock an immense parade
started from Columbia hall and
marched through the principal streets
of the city. The houses along the line
of march were brilliantly illuminated
and presented beautiful appearance.
An army of small boys accompanied
the procession with tin cans, horns,
and drums, and made the night ex-
tremely hideous for Democratic citi-
gems. After the procession an i'm
mense public meeting was held in
Columbia hall and addressed by many
of the leading citizens. A weli-trained
glee club. led by Gen. r. G. 0'Brien,
was present and did excellent service.
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JUBILEE AT CREHALIS. u
Wild with Enthusiasm - A BIipd
Mans Vision Restored.

CHEHALIs, Nov. l0.-Chehalis fairly
went wild tonight. Great prepare
tons had been made for Republican
ratification meeting. and the opera
house was jammed full. Speeches
were made by Messrs. Coffman, Mil
lett, Long. Herren, Reynolds, Rice,
Rhoades, Mitchell, Crosby, Harmon
and others. The audience sang patri-
otto songs and many political parodies.
A free supper was served at IL, after
which the whole audience joined in a
broOm-brigade march. A notable
speech was made by Henry Miles, so
years a Democrat, but now converted
to protection. The jubilee lasted till II
O'Clock. Visiting people from other
towns were entertained by Chehalis
free. Intense enthusiasm prevailed.
Lewis county is Republican from
constable to delegate by big majorities.
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Alaska NeWs.

PoRr TOWNSEND, Nov. a. The
steamer Ancon, which arrived last
night from Alaska, brought the fol-
lowing news:
Miners are coming in from the
Yukon. Success has been but mod
crate this year, but nevertheless a
great influx to the diggings is looked
for next year.
There is over a foot of snow in
Juneau City.
Alaska's salmon output is greater
than that of British Columbia and the
Columbia river put together.
Alaska celebrated her 21st American
birthday on the 18th inst. -
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OLYMPIA NEWS.
The County's Finances-Corpor-
ations Formed-Notss.

ations Formed-Notss.
OLYMPIA, Nov. i0.-County Treas
urer Mann this morning filed his
quarterly report with the board Of
county commissioners, from which 10
is seen that the total amount at pres
ent in the treasury is $2ll0 "a, divided
among the several funds as follows:
Territorial s5s 10; road and bridge
$9i9 So; road $3.50 IS; school Sl06 IS /;
county $3.50 so; special school fund
$40 SIS.
INcoRroRATfoNs FORMED.
The following companies have filed
their articles OF incorporation with
Secretary 0wings: The Ciausen-
Sweeny Brewing Company of Seattle.
Capital stock, $50, O09; trustees. b. G..
Clausen and +. F. Sweeny. Its OBJ
jects are TO engage in the business of
brewing beers, ales, porters and other
malt liquors, and TO manufacture soda
and other like drinks.
The Commercial Bank OF Vancouver.
Capital stock. $4,000; President, Geo.
b. Markert; vice-president, p. c. Kauff-
man, cashier, s. NJ. Beard. A general
banking business will be transacted.
The Coifax & Palouse Mining Com
pany OF Colfax, W. T.: capital stock
S30poo0 trustees, t. Il. Weller, Thos.
Shearer and Hans Aichaelson. Its
objects are to engage in general min
ing business.
The National Investment Company
of Seattle: capital stock Sl50. 600: trus-
tees, II. A. Allen. NJ. X. Jones, A. III.
Dawson. w. X. Thornell, L. :. Meany,
j. ;. Park and T.. r. Cassel. Its OBJ
ieets are TO conduct general real
estate bushes, construct railroads,
motor lines. wagon roads, telegraph
and telephone lines.
The Columbia Investment Company
of Tacoma; capital stock 5000; trus-
tees. David Wilson and JAS. NJ. Ash
ton. Its objects are Ia conduct q gem
eral real estate business.
The Puget Sound Machinery Com
pany OF Seattle: capital stock SIS 900;
Its object is 10 carry on general ma
chinery and mercantile business.
NOTES.
II election bets are kept in this CITY,
will have the pleasure OF
seeing some very peculiar ones carried
out In few days. Among them will
be that OF 4 prominent business man
wheeling another down Main street
headed by brass band. A mess of
crow will also be eaten ON street
corner by a prominent Democrat.
Territorial Treasurer Biodgeit, who
has been condoling with his Chehalis
county Democratic friends since
Wednesday morning, returned home
to-day.
Constable Geo. u. shannon OF Hog
hum was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. ]. e. Breckenridge and Mr..
Roht. Frost returned last night from a
hunting expedition to Nesqually.
Mr.. Frank C. owings came up from
Tacoma on the boat this morning and
will pass a few days with his parents.
Col. and Mrs. W, III. owings, in this
city
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TACOMA. Nov. lo.-WhIle the man in
Henschel & Martins pawnshop was
taking nap this afternoon, some one
went behind the counter. opened the
show case and t. th.ref.sS ele.s..r
sssscses. The theft was no; discovered
until a passer-hy saw two watches "
ing on the sidewalk in front Of the
shop. and thinking they probably be-
l0nged inside took them in and in
quirei. An investigation followed and
the loss discovered. The thief doubt
less dropped the watches in his hASty
eight He Wa not seen and the Do
lice have 10 trace Il him.
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PExp's MILL Texas, June 20. 1sss-The
swift SPECIFIC Company, Atlanta. Ga.-Ger.
tienen One OF my children was troubled
with rheumatism and ools tor aoos. W. W.
cine. but without profit. and began 20 despair
OF curing her At an l was persuaded 10 try
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and she Is now q hale, hearty and healthy
girl twelve years old Another child has
ans sm usInS he 8 ana a1t,cies,e 4 prompt
and permanent cure N. C. WAeooxEa-
RIcH HIM. No. July Z. 1sss-The swift
Specific Co.. Atlanta. 0a--Gentlemen: Our
lille g,ri when but three weeks old broke
from several good doctors, but without any
special benefit We tried 8 8 g.. and by tho
time one bottle was gone her head began 20
bottles she was completely cured Now she
has q full and heavy head OF halr-a robust.
hearty chlld- I feel 10 but my duty 20 make
CHATTANOOGA. Txxs.. June n, fsss-The
Swift Specific Co. Atlanta. GA-GenfIemea
In lsss contracted blood poison, and ut oBee
sought ply stefan, who treated me for sew
Orchard springs. XIV. where his eoarse OF
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ssse sraau ~ On ny fse ses sa aad rum
ming ulcers was advised 20 try s. s. s. and
Immediately after taking it commenced 90
bnpFONt. stcnay ~ ur5ts OUT more rafsIlJ
afterwards. and soon nothing remained %
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oughiy cleansed. and my system free from
faint and owe my present condition-a
perfect eure-to your medicine. Ieheerfuily
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HARDY n. ByRr. u Wess Ninth st.
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years ago my general health gave way en-.
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de<pstred Of ever feeling wei again. All
thai the physicians done Tor me brought Le
permanent relief. friends tnsisted Thai
should give 5. s. s. . fair trial. although l
thought 10 would 10 throwing away none.
After taking q thorough course. nay health
and strength returned. and must say tia,
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others while using it. As tonic ssa most
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Is certainly u . specific VIZ. BHDeks, ~
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OKANOGAN COUNTY RETURNS.
A Good Republican Msjority-Ruby
CITY Loses the County Seat.

RUBY CRY. Nov. 9 tvia Davenport,
Nov. 10l.-The returns from six pre-
cincts in Okanogan county, with ass
votes cast, show a plurality for Allen
of 7s, Curry tRep. 6s. 0'Brien tRep-)
6s. For joint councilman, Monaghan
dem. has a majority of So; joint
representative, Laughton tRep.), 1876;
district attorney, Jones tRep), I27-
There are four strong Republican pre-
cincts to hear from.
More than 600 votes were cast in the
county this year The fight for coun-
ty seat. for which Conconully receives
large majority, beat the Republican
nominees on the county ticket
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ORDERED ny ruK COURT.
hree Divorces Granted aud other
Ru>fuess Transacted.

TACOMA. Nov, 10 Judge Allyn IN
,hauters TO-DAY transacted quite a
quantity Of business. Thrce DEGREES
Ia divorce were rendered a. fellows
In the case - David Hart ". Mary
Hart. They were married ia Eden.
Brown county. Minnesota. For some
years past the wife has been insane
and has had % DC eonGne,l In the hos
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rs.re. c.uasy omci.I Csua,.

TAcoNA. Nov. i0.-The cxnyassing
hoard hegan 90 work 90 the returns To-
day. They viii nos complete the re
turns Until Monday The hoard con
sists 0s Probate Judee NicksrshAm,
Auditor Higgins and II. VI. lilliS.
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YAKIMA COUNTY RETURNS.
Aliens Plurality 63. by the ORicial
Count.

NORTH YAKIMA, Nov. 10.-The Off
cial count of Yakima county gives
Allen 46i, Voorhees, sos, Greene 81.
Snow tRep.) for councilman, has a
majority OF 81. Powers tRep. }, has a
majority of rs. The county officers
are five Republicans and four Demo-
Gratis.
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CYLINDER PRESSES.
JOB PRESSES.

10. S. Gordon. no Throwoff, XII 3 ITO
81 do do with Throwoff, 7xll. 10
81 do do no Throwoh, 5iaxle. 75
III Columbian, no Throwoff, 6x9 20
81 Universal. with Throwoff. XII. l75
81 o. 5. Gordon, no Throwof, SKIP. ITO
al do do with Throwoff. i0xi5 100
ri do do with Throwoff, I0xi5 20
81 Peerless, with Thfowoff, 10xl5 80
FL do do do l0xi5 - go
81 do do. do l0x15 80
s-1 o. s. Gordon, no Throwoff. l0xi5. 100
o-i Globe, with Throwoif, t3xl9 m l5o
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Total cost conduit
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Total works 81, oo0, eco
The following places are designated By
the common council OF said city As the
places Of voting In each ward, namely
In the Firs, ward. NJ Engine House No 2, on
the east side OF south Third street. be
tween Mil street and Washington street
in the second ward. at Engine House No. L,
on the south side OF Columbia street, be
tween First street and second street: in the
Third ward, at Browns pavilion. on the
west side OF second street. between spring
street and seneca street, in the Fourth
ward, at Engine House No. 4. on the south
sice of Battery street, between Front stree;
and second street
The said common council has appointed
J. {. kelen. g. W. Young and Leander
Miller judges and d. Mckinley and W. T.
Dearborn clerks To conf ucf said cleo
ton In the First ward. Charles Mcdonald.
G. W. Lawton aud NJ. J. Carkees judges and
Josiah Collins. Jr., and A. K Kennedy
clerks 10 conduct said election in the Sec
ward. A. y. Cameron, David kellogg and
Mn- Campbell judge and J. r. Ripley, Matt
GorTBley clerks TO conduct said election
In the Third ward, and A L. Palmer. W.
shendy and J. l. Manning judges and
John B Denny aud B. HnntooB clerks 10
conduct said election in the Fourth ward
Of said CITY
At sail election, the polls win be opened
Al nine O'Clock a. n. and close 81 seven
O'Clock 7. m
Every voter who shall vote for erecting
the above described water works. viii vo.s
q ballot containing the words: .tWste,
works. yes" Every voter who shah yo.e
against said water works win vote ballot
containg the words. Water works Ro.
Dated November =, Isss
Be sTuer of tho Common Council OF the
city Of Seattle.
ROBERT MORAN, Mayor.
W r Fohxysr, Clerk
Date Q. first publication, November 8
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A CARD.

The TYPE and PRINTING MATERIAL
used on this paper is from the foundry of
PALMER & REY. and the same gives en-
tire satisfaction.
Observation-Disclosures PUB. CO.
tn III sat
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GENERAL ITEMS
Mullen Defeats Therneii.

TACOMA, Nov. l0.-The weather was
rainy to-day. Following is the score
in the Thorneii-M Mullen shooting con-
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PORTLAND, Nov. f0.-A. J. Baker, J.
A Wilson. g. j. Turner.and wife, w,
A. avery and wife, Of Seattle. are III
the city,
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OF "
We append few of the many thousand
unsolicited testimonials we have in our pos
session to show that the "Carbolic smoke
Bali has met with and is entitled TO uR-
prccedented success. No medicine ever In
vented has become so popular. Over mil
ion 'sSTnoke Balls" In use, and we HAVE
ut TO AEAE THE FIRST COMPLAINT.
had liberation Of the lungs. Used to
throw Up cnpsfull OF slime and norrspfasn.
cf.eR nnrcd tcitA blood. NY head was
stopped up with terrible case OF catarrh
used the remedies according 30 directions
Smoke Ball and Debeliatorl, and in three
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was attacked with hay fever regularly
for - years. Breathing through the nasal
passage was an impossibilify. began to
use the Carbolic Smoke Ball. and | am COM
pletely cured. sworn to. c. HIcKsoN, N. ID
had what is termed eatarrh of the head
and throat. l used the ''Carbolic smoke
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ALBERT HALL, Il kearney St
Can add my testimony TO the efficacy of
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severe cold and periodical headache. | can
recommend Il to anyone suffering from
head. throat or lung trouble.
THKo. REIcHERr,
Surveyor-General. California.
Carbolic Smoke Ball cured me Of asthma
JOHN +. WALLACE.
supt. Western rnien Tel Co, Indianapolis.
II cured me Of the worst kind of cafarrh.
GEO. NJ. r. NEwcoxB,
Bookkeeper l., B. & W. X. r., Indianapolis.
BY use of half smoke Ball | was cured
of catarrh. REV. A. p. STOUT,
Author OF Chronology of Christ's Life, and
other works, Indianapolis.
The remedies, s'Srnoke Ball" and DE
bellatsr, are for at Stewart & Co.'S,
Kellogg's, Lang's and Hasbrouek's, seattle
and at Stewart & Bros, and Bonney's, Ia
coma
Price of Full Treatment. $500.
julsatufh Ask your druggist for II.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-11
An Honest OmeiaI Suspended.

Government Inspector Sanchez Fncio,
who made an adverse report on the
International Colonization Co. 1.-THE
Huller concessionl. which report was
published IN the oFFeiaf Gazette, has
been suspended.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-11

SAX JOSH. Cal, Nov. 1o.-The Hotel
Vendome Company tonight decided
to issue $1oo, 600 in bonds. a. once, for
the purpose Of furnishing the hotel
and Identifying the grounds