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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-07-05

LEGAL BLA NKS
FORsALE
AT THE
WOOD co. REPORTER OFF|c {,
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Appeal-Notice. Affidavit and Undertaking.
Attachment-Warrant and Affidavit.
Bill of costs.
Garinshee Aiidavits.
Replevin-Wa rrant and Affidavit
Subpenas.
Summons-with filing and Return.
Venire.
And full line of blanks used by any Justice
of the Peace.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Land Contracts. (Bond for deed,)
Lease-No. 2 for Farm land.
g term Of years for cit!
property.
labor.
Mortga ges-For real estate-Prepared speci-
ally for Wood County Records.
Warranty Deeds-Prepared for Wood County
Records.
Chattel Mortt age-Nol.
." g. Several Notes.
Satisfaction of Mortgage.
Assignment " "
Notice to Tenant to quit Premises.
Generalffiadave for Pnsion,
Physicians afiGavits for Pension.
Saloon License bonds.
General Power of Attorney.
Quit-Claim Deed-No. 1. form 1886.
Search Warrant, and Affidavit.
STATIONERY
Mol. Legal Cap-Linen.
Abstract or Department Legal-Numbered
lines.
Letter Heads printed to order.
Bill IS q"
Envelopes
Business Cards
Tags-all sizes "
Circulars
Show Bills, all kinds" -
Tablets of white paper for pencils.
:" pen, all sizes kept
in stock.
= We propose to keep all blanks used in Circuit
Court Justices Court and those Of miscella-
Eeous character as noted above.
JOB DEPARTMENT..
We have in this department a complete line
of Job Material and Type for doing frst-cIasG
job gork on short notice and at the Iousst
living prices. We do all kinds of Pamphlet
and Law Brief work known to the trade.
Call in and get prices.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-07-05

Owns and operates 8, 800 miles OF
thoroughly equipped road ia illinois, Wiscor
sin, Iowa, Missouri, NJ -pnesota and Dakota
1t is the Best Direct Route between al
principal points in the Northwest, South
west and Far west
For maps, time tables, rates Of passage AND
freight etc. apply to the nearest station agent OF
the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE g. ST.. PAUL RlILwATe
or to any RAILROAD Agent anywhere in the world
r. MILLER, A. We CARPENTER,
General Manager. GENT Pass. am Ticket Aga
J. f. TUCKER, opo n fJYAFFoRD
AsstGenl Manager Asst GenlPsss. Agent
MuwAuxKx, wHcoEan.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-07-05

The feeling of hostility between Russia
and Germany is said to be growing
steadily beneath the surface.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-07-05

wFor information In reference to Lands
and Towns owned by the Chicago, Milwaukee
est, Paul Railway Company, write to III. G..
Haugan, Land Commissioner, Milwaukee
WiscOnsfR.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30
DEATH OF ERNEST ". LANCE.
Well Known Pioneer Passes Away
Mt steiIacoom.

Ernest 7. LANCE, a well-known resi-
dent of Seattle, died at the asylum al
steilacoom yesterday morning, and
his remains we're brought TO this cts
last night on the Potter. for burial TO
day. Mr.. LANCE had been an inmate
of the asylum about two weeks. He
had not been in sound health for the
past several years. and about the 18th
of last September his iniirmaties OF
mind and body Becessitated his re-
moval to Providence hospital. He re-
manned there until December IS. when
he was taken 70 Steilacoom.
Ernest +. Lange was born in ORES
den, Germany, in ls23, and was by &c.
cupation miilwrighi. He came 10
the United States about the wear 1913.
and in 1851 he went to California and
engaged in mining He shortly left
for the Rogue River mines in Oregon
where he remained there until 1855.
when he joined the throng that
locked To the Fraser river.
lured by the mining excite
ment there. He came b. Seattle sew.
eral years after. and. remaining here
but short time, took up homestead
near Tacoma. Selling out he return d
10 Seattle, and has been resident OF
this city since. He left no relatives in
America. but has two brothers and a
sister living in Germany
The will OF Mr.. Iange was filed for
probate yesterday by his attorney.
Mr.. Peterson. By is provisions 4.
w. Piper is bequeathed sl00n. Loui
Jacobs 800, while the remainder OF
the estate. which consists Of three lots.
valued at probably $500 between
sixth and Seventh streets is left ia
his relatives ia Germany. Fred Gard
and Vitns Schmid are made executor
OF the will
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30

Hon. w. Lair HiiI About TO Essab
lfsh mt-.~rrfm G~.sst

ftrA SAfGsfkt IN seattle.
A letter has been reserved by a gen
tieman OF this city from Hon. W.
Lair Hill. who has been living in
Oakland. California, for the past tao
years, IN which be says. You re-
member how used 70 dwell on the
prospects aud probabilities OF the Pa
get Sound country, and call il nay fu-
tare home. Well. after hating a long
Time between the Sound and San
Francisco bay, the necessity Of being
here while my coGiacation and an
notation Of the Oregon laws was 20
ing through the pres. set me down
hfTe--4s a matter more Of drift than
choice. This Is a splendid country
for California, but the man wh5
comes here from the North coast with
the idea that he Is gliding into Para
aise, viii get pretty thoroughly d..
Hiusifnized IN tSo years. At All event.
one who has spent half Of a
long lifetime in Oregon or
Washingt0n--which are exactly alike
IN their business ard social life-fnds
= difficult TO breathe south OF IatifrIae
forty-two. In Oregon or Washington
no matter whieh-he /. at home. hut
IN California he Is far abroad. An o.
which j. very long Introduction 70 a
very short statement. namely: That
inside OF - days from and after the
date OF thee presents I shall be on
the banks Of Whnlge, otherwise called
Puget Sound, to stay probably at
Seattle"
IL will indeed be a very notable and
important thing for Seattle If Judge
Hill shall decide To establish himself
here. His great reputation through
out the Northwest. supported BY sbili-
ties OF high order and record Of ~
years successful practice at the Ore
gon and territorial bar. where he has
had no superior, viii insure him at
once place in the front rank OF his
profession here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30

ssss benefit he city. without asking
every 'sss5y 70 cssTssFz5ssre. The intrinsic
rs'a2fson- % the IKo companies ia rsYrs-
ning over the sme right cf war an
re same track frpnI Black River June
tim 10 3 few hun red feet east q
Front street. AID ssain from Con- nser-
rizl street down along the water from
MI furnish ezu-e for 4 great many
questions Of disagreement. MANY en-
pi0yes- especially IN the operating sle-
partnenf aud In the station al
-eatrie, being joint employees. wiI Re
called upon perhaps TO take Gre
.ifie or the other during this contro-
very. II will lead 20 vexatioas and
endless litigation. For several wear
past. end At pTcsanf. the Columbia &
PaEet Sound has o~Tesl but one raj
between Back River Junction and Sc
site. tsinE one o. the rails 81 tie
standard gauge with u. Compensation
o. any kind. We feel that permitting
the mario. gauge to carry to-dzs's
proes-si1gs 10 2 Successful Issue. and
continuing - pay them At the same
exorisitsnt rate for our present terrni-
nal taeiiities- + expecting little too
much =
Mr. Nadeau further stated that be
vii resign his position with the CO.
lunihia It Puget Sound.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30
ER SfTIES.

Mr. u s .iuWaBu. the architect. has re-
moved bis Offices fFnw rue he,nig block IN
rooms 81 sna 70, Boston block.
The prompt paynsu n; 81 their losses is
ma King the Home Insurance Company of
our cit quite popular.
Books uoys ar ar & discount; q. Davis &
CO selling them az hall prices. IN c0nSe-
qacnce fBeir SAFES ate pcouigiUuS
-ae biii 81 far. for to-day dinner ~ the
Brunswick restaHEan. can 6c found IL ar
other esiHAn
The sesIle rusn Vergiu vii! held their
annual '-SviFests.r' bah iornorrlW even
ire ~ their aal! The b1si -nusic has been
engaged aad gara trse 60 al j. rs-tlF, q,
Ar. $500 T MeyeTs has fer sale The
styais sguaauer san IgaH. see 81.
The sale Of ta1 &c ltneus; marked saFH
Chester Clearg
The z5s--s'- wool r,a.1 Hana1
s. Best Clear.
Free fua faf he hCsS e. Order s3 sAua
car appreciation fsg }he- teral us-r1 Eags
extended Ca 1s, se nli' pa tHt a FaFaIin.
press iakcr yIs,, rnrts. rts-, Wta eEeri
$40 boss 3;t fhis Ut,- ls apea ta JaE
Gary ST. k'iae Is it-so.. .e1S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30
THE JUVENILE COMPANY.
Patience" Presented to q Large A u
dienee at the Opera House.

dienee at the Opera House.
A large audience last night witness
Ell the presentation of the opera o
Sc Patience" By the Seattle Juvenile op
pera company at Frye's Opera House
The admirable manner in which tn.
little folks acquitted themselves was
pleasant surprise TO their friends anc
TO the public generally.
The roles of Colonel Calvery. !" as
sumed by Harry Fre5erick, Major
Murgatroyd, by Max Steinle. "Dnk.
Of Dunstable. - by Frank Carroll Reg
inald Bnnthorne. the pale poet. BY
Harry Adair. and Archibald eros
venor." by Harold Smith. we're al
very aeceptabiy rendered. Mis- Lottis
Seldin made very pretty "Patienhe, >
and Miss Allie Mile. as Lady Jane. q
the ancient maiden, captured the
audience. Sarah Carroll, Rnby BRAY
Mile Hansard. and Jennie Houghton
deserve particular mention. The che
m e. were very good, encnres We're
frequent, and the performance
throughout was satisfactory.
The orchestra. composed IF Mr..
Chas. Bray. violin: Mr. V. Coomer,
cornet; Mr.. VIM Bruce. clarinet: Mr..
J Hopkins, bass. and Mr.. Scheeman
piano, ientvaIuahle aid to the rendition
of the opera. When il is remem-
bered that the performers were
children without any previous
experience, the difficulties at
tendant upon its presentation NAV be
appreciated Mrs Willard. the direc-
tre-s. deserves praise for the happy
termination OF her first venture in the
oYeratic line in Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30

THE STEAMER LAToNA.
The Electric Railway viii Run Her
on Lake Union.

DIR. +. c. kiihourne yesterday
bought the steam launch Latoua from
Mr.. J. NJ. Colman, for use on >Ease
Union in connection with fs>seattle
Electric railway. The LatdSa will be
taken down 10 smiths Cove and there
loaded on a ilat-car and then taken by
the Lake Shore road 10 Lake Union
J he I.atona will be ready for opera
tons in about a week. She will max.
trips from the end OF The Electric rail
way once every half hour, and run Ia
all points GA the lake. The fare will
be bat FIVE cents.
\ force OF men yesterday began the
removal OF the four cars OF the electric
company from the Puget Sound depot
q the car house. The cars are capable
OF seating 30 persons each, and are
the finest ever brought 90 Seattle Three
or four more ears are expected from
West Troy, y. Y, shortly. The
present horSe-cars of the company vii
also be used as cars for the new rail
WaNE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30

Employment Agent Reid Obtains $50
Under False Pretenses,


The employ agent. c. r. Reid
was yesterday arrested upon war
rant on complaint OF John B. Derungs.
for obtaining $50 on October II, on
false pretenses. Derungs claims that
he applied to Reid for a position and
the latter promised him one as a clerk
at so and found for the tirsttwo weeks
and $50 and found per month after
wards. II Derungs would go to Tacoma
and open an employment office for
Reid, but, as he must neces .arily be
entrusted with the keeping of MONEYS
received from Reds customers. that
he would have To deposit $50 n secur-
iiy. He made the deposit. went to
Tacoma and opened the Office.
he SAYS, but despite Reds repre-
sensations that be. Reid, was doing a
very lucrative business. with re-
Ceipt> daily ai not less than SIS, and
had large amount OF money deposited
I in the banks Of Seattle and Tacoma.
DeTungs did not receive any pecun-
. i1rV compensation. lie began t. SuS-
I pect tina something was wrong and has
accordingly since begun the criminal
+ prosecnion OF Reid. whose ease was
/ We -terday continued by Justice Solder
berg uHtil Monday night. Bail was
I fixed at $500 Reid furni he'd bonds
and was released
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rLAorNG ~ BuoYs.
The Hanzanita Finishes Part Of
Her work.

The lighthouse tender Manzanita re-
turned last night from trip down
Sound whe-a be rllced number OF
bnoy on toe Hats az the mouth OF the
Skagit river AND az Port Susan. Capt.
SebTee, who directed the location OF
the bloys, leaves to day Tor Portland.
and the Manzauiia will probably start
for Astoria. She Nill take some sup
plies to the lighthouse at Tiiamook
Head, and will then return and re-
sumo her work of locating the buoys
and stakeliehts.
Capt. Sehgce expects 20 meet the
naval commission IN Seattle some time
between the 7th and 18th OF January
and conduct them In the Manzaniia
about the Sound.
Faulkner was ali right at l. O'Clock.
He would like 10 meet Schumacher
when il better trim, and will chal-
lenge him again when he returns from
San Francisco.
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EEENIIIES.

Major Hilton'S meetings will con
tinue to-day at the l}ijuu. at II a. m.
at 3 p m. and at I'D p. IN.
There will he a union meeting Of the
Noang People Society of Christian
Enjeavor II the First Bapiist church
corner Third anal Madison street,
sunday evening December 30ih. al {
O'Clock. Subject: What the cd
wear teaches Us" Leader from tht
Bapti { sOcietv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30

For AssAUITING OFFICERS. 49, Last
Sunday night man named Scott
Phipps was engaged in smashing a
window in the Standard tleatrr. and
Officers Hanna and Moran attempted
to arrest him, but John Rogers. Frank
White. Joseph Whitchurch and Fred
Oxley rushed in Ia prevent the police
men from taking Phlpps. One of tie
tOIEhs, Rogers. dealt Officer Moran a
verv black eve Yesterday Justice
Jones fined Phipps so, held Rogers 10
the grand jury in $50 bond and
White, Whitchurch and ONley each
ia 500. They all went 20 jail in de
fault.
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kl"rLtR fEIrs Commencing jan
uavy L. 1889. the steamer tolaHil
make daily trips t. and from Gig VI
Dor via Nashon Island; Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, hv wav oi
Cha1t5gqua and Nashou Landing
On Tuesdays AMI Thur days by way
OF the West passage. Send freight
TO Canadian Pacific dock
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To QrIET fIrLE.-The amcable suit
OF ex-Mayor VIM. ii Shoudy against
the heirs OF his deceased wife, 10 quiet
the title to certain property, inclnded
in Mr.. Shoady inventory OF the prop
erty, soon after his wite's death as
community property. when il
should have been specified as separate
property. was argued beiore Chief JUS
tice Burke yesterday and taken under
adyi.ement. Mr. Shoudy made a mis-
take in his inventory, tits represented.
which can only be corrected by the
courts. The property is valued at
about 81, 900.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30

( Table linens aud domes,ics will be In our
drives watch our al. Toklas, s,ugermsn
T x Co.
+ HOSIERY AID underwear in our drives,
watch our al Tukias, slngefmau & Go.
2ac misses vests-tBe sale. Chester
+ Cieary,
Clearance sale Monday, January IN. II
T We an gci ready watch our a.. TOk'as-
Siug'fnan & 60,
&C. 4 iot IF ea.. and s5e dress good,
marked aown 10 . g. al thc sale Chester
I Clcsry.
SOC. 75r.. al wool. 4ainch dress good.
marked down 10 2sc. Al the sale. Chester
Cleery.
The sale this week at chester Clrary's
{ Xmas bargains People can't resist such
aifets as These. Five dollars buys a bil
boy suit al Kline & kostnbcns.s.
twenty FIVE GEMS buys pair Of kuce
b pants at kline & BasgaberS's
Xmas bargains 3n gloves. Nnas has
Gains Ia wool-n Jackets. Amss usr-sit
. ia fancy gents fgraisaiug goo,i~ Kline Z,
Ten pounds steak torn s,ar N,at va-
kgf Goluubia stsv-aE
Watch o,fr 80 far the next week ir 81
. save you dollars FeklsS, ~iug,rnau a GO
gsc The safe q fancy vriyaIs r.s-k "a
down ta.rc CttsItr Clear.
g.GsSst ~ striped si}k velvet, s'
mArkrd town a. 81 }Hri. N1nr ChH're
al the sale tae.tct % aft.
/ Sevrutepn pounds eoruad Beet iy g.
star Mrsi Market. Caluabia ,frceJ
Tickets caa be oaistayj on :. 4. s q q
x x fa Fremont Station. i,HuuN IS NHs
a3d iiop. isr tea cents ApH'E ta T. %
Grinith q CO. Occidental o."rs.
F-re fue far Jhc tay, NNh every G.
t-sys suit Vs. r7,ssat grsts q n-iui- .
press. ,agls. lake,. type, &C. Alus {
ka>Fuhsg
+ The sale Of bleachct table lnn
{ ,srksd down O. s7'sc Cfesier l',sry
sc-rAc saie--!srse towels. Caeste
C,gary.
Rows. notice. with every $40 ,aif we
F urJs.uf craI- printing prrH>, 5uNvr
tVus. etc.. al the star CtJ,n4ug House
Milne & Aaseu tsre.
Parents. Yea N3} aad the star Ci1tt fn.
Housv Eo.l,iaE assortment unrVos ir,' .t
gur luN prices aHd rrt'iS >iylts io oNf-
and NcatHs cicthiEs at-rart artrCtla'
aherget- Jary are stem Kline & Aas t
herc
A TERRIBLE sarriHre- Two huuGrri r1eaf
sl- over. st, t6is aees a. 81 % iue :
E.s.Fglta rs
F7esa vaccine a. stewart s Ho'nes p-a
te.
THE sale ei Hbbsn.-Ic ryrss-L che
trr C.rs-y.
Seventeen pounds boiling bctf.S 81. s.a
Neat Market Cslaaatss strsr'.
Muifrs dep sslffs3 now W4rs fHe HEars
tev Lasu a Trust 30 saw acs tark .H
~. stree, Opposite CONNER a. >tr ,-- q.
far Nr,'er jca-v ha-s1sne. UiI h--il Ed
acag iltrV. 81 tAaHars l.
Fag wcHs Ss.ts 8, ahe S.ar tatA Sc.
House. 1l's tanrnt r-i a. street;
kjt SAFES. jersey suits, Ner'1k s3If.
PLAIN ,srk suits la utsHy eats su3 baud
sarsr VA'terus. Kline 4 EFss Uise-s
Astonishing the fe pie Ten do ,sr
bays sifirtly Sl}woeI sa,ts leau .iia
ssiycrnN k.lae i kaseallrg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30

FoggsT GROVE or. March 81 have been
roubei many wears with weak ness If fhc
sidueyS. aud have tried many G,ifsFeut
remedies, snuehi aid from different ahysi-
eiars, sai even changed climates yoohfain
rrliet, hut have pa With indifferent she
ecss. Hearing Mrsugf friend az ihc
OREGON KIDNEY TEA. obtained 3 box
q 10 and have derived mpF' benefi from 4;
than from anything else have ygt ioafa
J r. HUFF
Stewart & Holmes Drug Company.
NtNle.slt Agents
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MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS.

Lots in TerTy's fourth, Terry's 9Th, sya.
dictate. snrarnit. Laws second, Burke's sec
o.d. heirs u sarah 4. Beils second Ter
~. assi. &c. Hoiss,e's. Hinkiey's. Park,
Denuy i Hoytss. Msrcer's. Seraa A Bel :
and Crswfes5s adtiioES
one thousand lots 10 every part q TIE
elry n Iro1a tae3 20 So.ooo
NOTE TAe Vr.ess we quote OF Front
street. and ether ekoise properties, are foi
a limited time only, ara suysrs should
hear this IN mind
We 10 cot deal in anything bat ehoie'
property.
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CESWroBp & CaSuvER Poof All
subscribers to the Crawford & Con
over West Seattle pool mill please
meet az the hfm'~ office at . q. M.
sharp, tomorrow t&oudayl 10 close
tho MI
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Mr.. II. c. wilmarih, OF Vaucouve
"a u l. Ia sha ,eit,.

Mr.. II. c. Wilmarih, OF Vancouver,
W T.. il in the city.
DR. +, T. Minor and family n
turned yesterday morning from Pod
land
c. II Packard, publisher of the Sno.
homi b Hpc, was In the city YESTERDAY,
to receive his new Campbell cylinder
press recently purchased for the re.
Ey-Gov. z r Moody, OF Oregon, is
in the city Gov Moody was dele
gate Ia the national Republican con-
Veutiau at Chicago last Inne. and be
was oulv one ot six Oregon delegates
who had openly declared his intention
Of voting for Harrison for the nomj-
nation, because lac believed him e. be
the strongest aud most available man.
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FOR REST.
Tao auiaruisAsl r,ssusS, TIRE ru4urf
ns.bnI -sssss. a8a furnished r51-s U.ta
slrevr Ell fsr bon keeping. aai vel lo-
ratea- alsa tbsse--,Hgli eattggu.
FOR SALE.
Fine residence lots West Sasaie =;
from sLaa His % su asr -ns,
ye-ai ta~za - En- AUlses aAl lots
turu E-.--trr- -.
Fs-ut.4a asore. za7ut tSo. within tancg
b'asgs # 3 s3fee-
Eif>fs'.aes tss ,agEraa1--S CO.
a.iV.- rra1I t-azriES and lod 4 :
Il 7sl,e. es.His3 la'si se. ga
ALSO
E'czau- business in- Oh east Ki4lC S-tond
s.... aeG- Cuiau. prics S4s.Ql'l
!. .. TsOZO RITZ.
= Manager
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<Can You inns inc any Aiimeni that viii
make gopdnaiutod person 80 peeytsh
dissatisfied. iIliempeged and cranky a. bill
business There Is no reason Whatever, nv
sny oue should suffer from indigestion.
dyspepsia, terpid liver and loss ~ appetite
when Dr Heules's naadeiion Tonic, which
every one knows is certain curs. can be
so easily obtained, stewart & Holmes'
Drug Company, wholesale Agents.
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Grand display Of smoking packets. in ell
the popular shades and STYLES. Kline d
Rosenberg.
ladies, do not ruin your complexion by
the use 81 poisonous cosmetics aud face
powders II your face il Fpd or suuhurncd,
IL YOU are 80 unfortunate as 10 have PIN
nlcs or blofches on the neck and fare,
Duiari's specific viii not cover them ike
astoat Of paiHt bat will most effectively
1frmove all bivm. shes from the SKIN aui r.
st0rc IL To it, natural youthful sl0pfu. Stew
AIT & Holmes Drug Company, Wholesale
AgcntS
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81 sassss tae ufe oil m stiy ?. hy 4
nr,tut.d ase si pr seekers anEts2 ksassil 8
to- sss7ts,1snsfs.sa M We y. iia-s n "a
Ma YORK For sac By =. B. sfeaarf
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30


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