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, 1889-08-01

The disposition of the surplus In the
United States treasury engages the atten-
ton of our statesmen, but u more vital
question has our attention, and that is the
reduction of the surplus consumptives.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, there has been a marked decrease in
the mortality from this dreaded disease,
number of consumptives. Howl By
DR.. Kings New Discovery and using
according to directions upon the appear.
ance of the first symptoms, such as a
S siSe pa i ,O'' TAKEN q sU'e tb rn,oe esrI Z a e1 cnre q I,
guaranteed. Trial bottles free at DIR. w.
N. Hunts drug store. L
, 1889-08-01
Mrs. Fisher Again.

$3.50 A'N~' SNNfl
Mrs. Alice Fisher has not given up all
hope of securing a divorce from Thomas
j. Fisher, and after being knocked out on
Thursday she bobbed up again with an
other witness. she complains that she
was obliged to support her husband by
working on a ranch in Wyoming while
her husband played cards with the cow
boys. j. w. Whitehead, Jr., said he
had seen Fisher abuse and strike his wife
at Cheyenne and knew he was of bad
character. The last Mrs. Fisher heard Of
her husband he was a Pullman conductor
running between a point in Idaho and
Helena, Montana. The court said he
would have to be served with a notice OF
this suit before a decree was granted, and
so the case was interrupted for the second
time.
, 1889-08-01

To-day the splendid Post bank block at
the corner of Seventeenth and Ferguson
and the elegant Post residence property
on upper Ferguson will be disposed of at
public sale by Assignecs Warren and
Parshall.
John Il. Coad a cattle man who for
merly made his home in this city, but
who is now a Nebrasian, is in town, and
it is said he will bid on the bank corner.
1t is reported that Chas. Hecht, of
Laramie, an ex%-Cheyenne man, will make
an offer for the residence.
, 1889-08-01
Thanking the Ball Players.

To.he managers ofthe Thatcher, PiiBi-
rose Dc West and Capitol base ball clubs:
The Ladies Relief Association of Chey-
enne gratefully accepts your generous offer
of the net receipts for tickets sold for the
ball game which is to be played on Fri
day afternoon at the fair grounds between
your respective mines. The ASSOCIATION
takes pleasure in making this public ac-
acknowledgement of their appreciation of
your kindness and begs leave to assure you
that its members will endeavor to insure
you a large and appreciative audience on
Friday afternoon.
ANNE Q. ADAMS, President.
, 1889-08-01
The MinstreIs.

I1NHFVH ~EN""sI
Mr.. Thatcher sang Done Nc Up"
and his oddities in the second part were
fully up to his reputation as one of the
most comical of MINISTRIES. Mr.. Prim.
roses English Swell including his re-
markable dancing was one of the most
enjoyable numbers of the programme,
and provoked a world of merriment.
Mr.. Barber's bicycle riding. the grand re,
view, Music and Its Charms" and
Messrs. Wood and Shepard were among
the best features of the evening, the
whole concluding with "a Carriage Ride
and its Mishaps."
Here Friday evening.
, 1889-08-01
He Was Industrious.

Billy Lyklns who came up from his
ranch yesterday, says that he aud his
neighbors are now satisfied that Perry,
the cattle thief now in the county Jail,
butchered no less than fifty stolen beeves
during the past year. Since the incarcer-
alton of Perry search has been made and
the refuse of carcasses found in all sorts
of out OF the way places.
, 1889-08-01

Col. Luke Murrin yesterday morning
wired from Ogden his resignation as clerk
of the supreme court of the territory aud
of the district court for the first judicial
district to Chief Justice Maginnis.
Judge j. r. Whitehead, who has been
Col. Murrin's deputy was last evening az.
pointed to Gll the vacancy.
, 1889-08-01
Harry Yount Enters the Lists,

Harry Yount, the old hunter. trapper
and guide, has a fine farm on the Lara
mic river, a few miles from IVA. Harry
writes THE LEADER that he will exhibit
at the fair this fall and expects to corral
the first prize with an agricultural display
that will open the eyes of town people.
II don't i%rrigate at ALL" he says. -
found that by blowing inst a little deeper
than they do in the east that irrigating
was unnecessary. My corn Is just com
mencing to ~tassel, Strawberries are ripe
and watermelons and cantelopes are get.
ting there. Garden truck grows faster
than | want it to and IN have enough
potatoes to supply half Cheyenne.
, 1889-08-01
POINTS.

Alderman Roberts is in Salt Lake.
NJ. Sachs went to Laramie Yesterday.
Robert Benton has returned to Chey-
enne.
Billy Lykins has gone East for a few
weeks.
John f. Coad is visiting Cheyenne
friends,
Fred e. Fisher left for the East this
morning.
G. B Keen, the Royal Baking Powder
man is in town.
II. Plunsky and wife, Denver, are
Inter Ocean guests.
Ralph Friend, who returned from Den
yer Monday, left for the ranch yesterday.
j. W. Merriam and p. j. Clarity,
Chicago, are registered at the Inter
Ocean.
Captain Burns and wife and Judge
Sage, OF Cincinnati, have returned from
Manitou.
Bishop Goodsell and DIR. Leonard went
to Colorado Springs yesterday morning to
attend conference.
l.. C. Reddington and John II. Keene
are back from Green River. j. II Har-
dan is in Rock Greek.
Superintendent Barr has zone to Og,
den to attend the dedication Of the com.
pany's new depot at that place.
Sheriff Sparahawk, OF Fremont county,
was a west bound passenger Yesterday.
He landed Roach, a horse thief, at } oliet.
Governor Warren and Secretary Mel
drum returned from Laramie yesterday,
The secretary was accompanied by HI:
wife.
r. NJ. Galbraith, the Rawlins quarry.
man and stock raiser whose name figured
in the double lynching, passed west en-
, 1889-08-01
SkOJdS' has some specimens
0Fthe great and only X. X.
Car aUOrE on hand. Call
End see them and compare
aCifh first class aUOrk.


From the stable OF the subscriber on
the night of July II a pony mare about
4 years old. dun or mouse colored, white
stripe in face, weight 400 pounds, branded
TT connected quarter circle under. Adj
dress G. w. Clark 5ll. w Seventeenth
street, CHEYENNE.
, 1889-08-01
An Organizer.

Mrs. l.. A. Lathrep, territorial presi-
dent OF the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union has mappedout a big official
tour including ten or fifteen towns be-
tween this place and Sheridan. She left
yesterday and will spend the next month
in organizing unions and doing missionary
work for the cause.
, 1889-08-01

Wyoming Creamery and jerks Butter
at Il. S. Johnston & Bro.
, 1889-08-01

r. NJ. Galbraith, the Rawlins quarry
man and stock raiser whose name figured
in the double l%ynching, passed west en-
route home yesterday.
, 1889-08-01
For good hack service call telephone No. Q.

Wyoming Creamery and jerks Butter
at +. S. Johnston 4 Bro
, 1889-08-01

historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
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Early Rose. saasc. Peerless. aesr.
Burhsnks. S<fsa-fa.
bsfssr-E1sy tsntencT. fancy. 5zsxa
ssc good 70 choice, 4ssagS
Avxs-tasifosnta raneh. scarce and srrn.
ssss@soc store lots. 80 szssc-
Kew yoxx xzzcH1ysfsE xxsxrr.
srw YoEx. Oct sI--Hops-sscsdy and
quiet.
Coffee - Options Opened sfs.sv. s6ls
points up. ard closed ga:xf and steady.
Sgd points up, ssaes sD.Gso bag: No
enh<r, &I5-esz ISIS: December, srSi5@
I5ezs: January. SIS. 30 Is Is; Febraary.
Sl5-D. Spot Es0. asie: and steady. fair
earsoes, sss<c.
sagar-R Ax nominal: fair refining. 5s4e;
centrifugal iss: test &c: refined. easss.
about steaar.
Ceppes-segsected; lake. nominal.
Lead-Qai<s. weaker. domestic. norai-
nal
Tin-stesdy; straits, ss1so.
Ear silver, ssssc.
Petroseam-Ope-ei steady ~ ss1<e. and
moved 20 si.0c;< in The first hour. when the
nnarket became quiet, a.sd remained so IN
III IL closed steady at sI.oots stock ex-
change opened ~ sessc; highest sIcoss
lowest azssc. closing at sI-onss Consol:-
afe1 exchange orersed 81 81 highest. sI-0i
lowest. 81; c4nsea a. si.op5s. Total sales.
sis.a6n barrels.
CHICAGO rnoprcE xAKxEr
CHICAGO. ocg. ai.--wheat closed lower
October. 7s5se; December, so3sc: May,
s3ssc-
Corn-sseady: October. sn1.e: November
s0szc; May. 5sl.e.
oass-Essy: October, I7Jsc; November,
ls5sc: May. 2ls.c-
Bzriey-0c1ober, &c
Purk-sseady; orfoaer, Sill. November
ses7sz; January. sets.
i.srsa-steads October $50: November
Saoess; January s.. a5Iz@5S7s9
cHicaec LIVE STOCK aAxxFr
CHICAGO. Oct 2i-Catfse- Receipts
5000. steady 10 shade higher. choice ta
extra besves si-Gozs5. steers. $3G4.50;
stocSsrx and feeders. s1es2 IS; Texas cat.
tie. I-ssess.e,: Western rangers. s2ga75.
rs-geceipss. - go: 5 cents lower
mixed $s9is0; heavy, sS-S5ss4-z5; light,
$3.s69ss.f0
she~p-Receip.s. 1000: steady: natives
$3.Sos55: westerns. ss.so64i5; Texans
$4es4.f0.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN wkgKET.
LIvFxF8oI.. Oct. - - Wheat - Easy
holders offer moderately California, Is SD
I as sssd per GENITAL.
Corn-steady; demand fair; new mixed
z WESTERN. As 81 per GENITAL.
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TELEGgArHrc MARKETS.


sr YeRE. Oct. 1.-THE stock marke;
- more active bu, decidedly weak today,
- Tie declines made we're very material,
szshiag portions of the list. although
y trusts and granger stocks were the
taaepsi sufferers. The entire list Is ma-
r1iy loser tonight The most import
q declines we're Sugar 3, !. Delaware &
tadsou "a. Manitoba -. Lead and Cot.
- Oh each ~ Lackawan8a -, Trans
ssaneftai =, Northern Pacific preferred
8, Missouri Pacific IS. Northwestern and
.zss Shore eaeh IL, -. Paul Is. Rock
Saad AMI nion Pacific l.
governments duh and steady.
ExcRANaE ASa sKcvRiTIss.
sfw loEx. Oct. q Money on call
eAi closed offered al 5: prime nercan-
spaper. 5'se7; sterling exchange. quiet
= weak siIiy-day bills, si.sl1s; GA de-
ssae, $751;.
r0Sns.
= lTegisteredl le7: Is teouponsl ie-:
tfegis'efedl' lg5'z, as teoapoal,
~; Pacific IL. li7ls.
srocKs.
american Express. lie; Canadian Ia.
&C - Canada Southern. 500. Cen.
- Pacific, ssi. burlington. l04i.; Lack
Hssaa. TO DeavCr & Rio Orande. 49,
E Ss; Kansas & Texas. -, Lake
sse hts.; Louisville Il Nashville. -
ssa'san Central. a. Missouri Pacific.
IA Northern Pacific. 80. Preferred. Il X,
ss''asesiern. Hes Preferred. Ia /:
r Nosk Central. i@a. Oregon
ss'osement, %. Oregon Naviea-
a7a TransconUaental. So
80 Mai, 81 Reading. g.. Rock Is
"a, ST. Paul. 6.'s. Texas Pacific.
hson Pacific. ~: United States Ex.
Tes. " F&rge Express. 138. Western
'sAsa' IA; American Cotton Oh. as.
MINING SHOCKS.
sr loES, oci. Si.-Bssf & Relcher
.A Caledonia sass. Consolidated Cali
a's & Virginia $50 nssdEood s..
@~tS Consolidated $50. oo3a8 Ena
80 N.@, hoaesSake 81, Horn sslveg
-. iron Silver s. Mutual 81 sG. Mount
49, sl,sa, Ontario s. ~. Occidental 81 s..
ss.aoath s. Savage St.5o. Sierra Nevada
- Yellow jacket ss7o.
SAN FRANCISCO kxyrEx.
say fSANCisco. oct Wheat - The
:. = q iaierleres witA trade; small business
- quotations nominal. al 81 2>asls8.
-. y buh trade. slow: No. feed
$50.
Market fairy steady choice feed
=, 'ssSl2l, Ne. /. si@3As 8I-9s: lover
1'sass. si-Ieesl.ea
h0ps-Coadis.on Of market Without
quotations. nominal. -sfffA,.
-s'Asess-Ste&dy. al unchanged rates
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Shipping In,elligener.

SAs FEsscfsco. Oct. 2i.-Chartered--
Commodore. coal. Departure bay % san
Francisco. TheoboEd, coal, Port Moody TO
San Francisco; Psstoriza, lumber, Puget
sound 10 Valparaiso. Sailed Point Iona
and Jane A. Faikiao, Port Townsend;
Valley Forge. Sanaimos Melrose. Seattle;
J. Nj. Griffith, Port Hadioek. Cleared
Umatiila, for Victoria. Arrived-Hong
Hong. October ~. Port Fairy. Of Van
eouver. Melbourne. same date. ID. Aetzgar,
from Ttsa.say. Arrivesi-Sydney. October
ls.-Altcar. from Port Bsakesey. Cleared
Str Umasills. Victoria Departed Str
Oregon. Portland.
Nav Yogx. Oct. 2i.-Arriyed-Deyon
from Glasgow.
SorraAmFroS, Oct. 2i.--Arrived-W Vera,
from New York.
GLASGOW, Oct. 2i-~Arrived-Staie OF
Pennsylvania, from Sew York.
LONDON. Oct 2i.--Arrivesi- ) yiizeriand.
from Philadelphia.
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MEET SEATTLE FERRY.
p,cty1c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

nsxysteh steamers fresa seattle - falloSS.
t- - Frsrefseo via PORT TownssGa sn5
v,ss.-..- a. n & fgsSss3gers received 81
hesFsf A. S = Es.i uStnb~F ), ie, -. y .. q.
sna exeF- sye days thereafter.
- sf.s.x- ass n Urs1hes Ie and =
r-st-s Ssa FRANCISCO ias NsctcTis ard Fuses
sound ;arsx. As r. n ottasser :. . T. -
- = asse every Eve GAYS tssresttef
Tsrsarx rssy Re chained a. KS o-sSS % 1it@
COMPANY - t:oSnAiL- PERKINS & CO.
ssaaeFgl Agents.
=. "a Nal ~ street. SAa FFaaEssco. Z a.
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New York Mercury.
Miss lamb must say, Mr.. Lyon. you
are the nestest hand at saying things TO
make people feel chean that ! ever met.
Mr.. Lyon You flatter me, my dear Miss
Lamb don't mean TO be uRkind-hon-
eStiy. don't aud ] hardly think the rep
ntgtion Of wit il desirable.
Miss I.aHae-oh, didn't mean that yoc
we're really erue. like swift and ali those
people. Mr.. Lyon. You are more on the
order ol the enfanl terrible. YOU know.
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srArrfxwHArcox RorTE.

Steamer Washington leaves Seattle =; . ?. n,
SUNDAYS. Tuesdays sud IauFsdsysi arrives al
Whatgry., ~ . a m DCxt day. Returning leaves
Nhx,eom st =. "a Mondays, Wednesdays and
Yridayx arrives at seattle at a. e next day.
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DAcrrc NAVIGATION co.-wHArcoA

DAcfrIc sAvIGATIoS Co.-wHATcoA
j ROUTE.
steamer state of Washington. Henry Bailey,
MASTER leaves Tacoma Sunday. TUESDAY and
THURSDAY Tor HhAtcom. scisoEn.. FsithsTeo.
Sxmisn. Coapv1lle. Anacortes. Utsalady and
Seattle. Returning leave Nhsicon on follow.
Inc dag.
schedale-Lesvc Tacoma =. NJ; leave Seattle
sp m; arrive wbstcou q n: leave Hhatorr
5 ., IN: leAve seattle 2 - O. IA. arrive Iacons
30 q
ROCHE uARBoR ROUTE
Steamer :. agIt Chief. Georg. Barlow. master.
LIsyes Tacoma Monslzy AMI THURSDAY ct Q n.
Leaves seattle, Hstaeid's wharf, every Monday
and THURSDAY al 7. u. for san Juan isissis.
calling a, Clinton, risalsiy. SianEood, Lacoa-
aeg Friday Hs-bor. Roche Earhog
skAGff RIVER ROUTE
steamer Henri Bailey. ). I. Denny. master
leaves Tacoma Mondays and Thursdays a.
Leaves Seattle every Tuesday and Friday on
tide for Stanvcod. Fir, Sksgii City, Mount Yer
non, sterling and intermediate points
TACOMA TkADfNi co.
Agents, Tacoma
}. A. HATFIELD.
Agent. Seattle.
J. sriEswTCE.
General Manager, Tacoma
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vuATcow AND sEMIAEMoo ROUTE.

sssarnes Elisa Anderson leaves seattle a. =,
=, Neglisy< Ws44nesfsys and FRIDAYS. arrives
al Wgatrfssa 3 a IN next siay. Returning. leaves
Nh.ss,sr, tuesdays and Thursdays q; =. n.
sUtdays7a n. Monday lTle lo seE@la1Tseo
o. b JACKSON President
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BEE

TIE steamer Bee u aos FsA1y fog haaaesA
Parties ais1fEg tie service os see@ng psa&&
~ psesze Apply - heard CT q A. = sFsNls-lElS
o. Ese'a@g's tsssF hotsa. he - 81 70
lss.sa }e.ss2 AZ tzzax's ssszE. fext of CofuU 0.s
a. p sPAU flpISa.
Usaes szs Ase7I
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LELAND TRANSPORTATION co.-HgRBEar
J. 3. Eescnes, manager

The steamer J. r. fdtey. Herbert r Beesher
master, leaves seattle every sunday afternoon At
islands. from ua.aei1s wharf Leaves Ivrt
Townsend AZ a every Aoudsy, wednesday
sni Friday for Whs,corn. calling a. smith s
Argyle, Lopez, Friday Hsrbor. Maple ION aan-
aay going north sad Thursday going south,
Roche HArbog. orcAs and East sound.
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Returning leaves whaicorr ats q. ~. Tues
days. iaurstsvs and Saturdays On the Sstsr-
day trip the, Listy goes through 20 Seattle Fare
from Port Townsend "a seattle, 81 Until Tar
Their notice passengers or freight from seattle
for The islands By the IAi,ay's Wednesday and
Friday trips will bs earned on tic Washington
Steamboat ard transportation Co.'S steamer
Eilth o. Port Townsend on Tuesday and Thurs
day nights and transferred direct 10 the Libby.
On these days IN. W. 8 & 7. Co. viii issue tick
cts and bill freight through 10 destination
HERBERT BEECHER. Manager.
j. A HATFIELD, Agent. Seattle.
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rxoop's CANAL RoUTg-sTEAIEg JOSH
IL FMINE

80 ssssHser josephine VII esve Col
- ,srf wex.nesaay aa8 SstEs1ss morning
80 ga :, :, co. Essvs lsssnrie >esaNEk. JaaeG
- - So fsas.tS "a Eeos3's Cans Re
,S.--s.sSsT tesvrs gafaa ATTY Non3sy asa 4ssnTs
- - --snw ser fFssghf OF r&sssEe &aFtS a.
te%aSas f TR0CrsAS. M&s;sg.
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SEATTLE PORT TOWNSEND RoUTg.
Us mail steamer Eaith leaves seattle every
asv except saturday, ~ 10 - .. "a: arrives a.
Port Townsend az & a. M next day. Returning.
leaves Port TuwnsxTss az - IL, arrives a. Sc
attic 80 2. n.
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ROUTE
steamer leaves Seattle for whxfcom ani ali
way landings daily excesss SATURDAYS ~ II ..
"a Arrives ~ whascafn 81 p "a the following
day
hesarnisg leaves whatrnrr dSiiy except SAT-
urdsy AZ - p N. Arrives q. seattle a. ?. m.
the following day.
NoTtes-Stearser leaving Seattle Fridays a, II
= Viii 60 a. Bisne.nd seaiah saoo. Leaves
Blaine for HhAtoosa AZ shoas q Saturdays
fe only Office In the city selling tickets 10
ali points East and south vi. the Canadian Pa
eshe, SortnNru Pacific and Union Pacific.
@. =. BRsecs, Agent
o. =. q s. CO. TluHx
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IN az. c0.-PraET SOUND DIVISION
Ne TIE fossoEiax scke1nSe so- the eozr4ayx
ssesrss-s VII he g sSsct o. aza xssey August =
lecS. Ess-ss further nagsee;
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-THE TRUE
TRAsscoSTlNESTAL ROUTE
-EEgwEES-
TIE PACIFIC AND THE ATLANTIC.

us passenger equipment is the finest IN the
world, consisting Of iuxarious sleeping ears,
having drawing. smoking and hs,h rooms. com
Portable and clean ctronist cars. with free sicep-
ing bcrfhs for holders Of second class tickets,
aud the most modern style Of las coaches.
It's dining cars ABd hotels provide the best
qualify % food In unlimited quantity. 81 reason
able rates
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Wy 8 &T C0.-sTEAAEEs VIII. LEAVE
" YesleE's dock seastie. daily for Tacoma
a. - a
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'azs t2eas a. places 81 eai. wheat rorsse.
nAfs or DEPARTURE FROM sEATTII
Tuesdays ard Frs3ays
FATS or ARRIVAL At sYAr1rE
Tuesdays xae Frssa-x
yoEs 4 o-ggIEy, Nasssr.
F.w- PARKER Axsns
JOHN IRVING kazaxer c. p. X. Co Ia
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rseais "a foreign as6 domestic sxenarEns
Gakss fstsr7aphtc fr.nsIers, ard issues letters
G. erus.1
tsssasxl sinking lEs4aess tTAassesEa.
sssssee. rrown battling. southeast corner
second and assrry sts~slA
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6xxARxwA
ax.psAx PACIFIC xAviGATsox CO.
sTEANER PREMIER
EcExA xcz-z
xEfvx. .xx~w,
ss7cnessr- 1s11ss sal TcvnserA. Th.sxsxy
~lsuFs11J PA sns koBsas q , n
ansrs1sF Ill N Tzes1aY 1az
xAEe. Izex.xy ard Taeoms Fr.8Ay saa
sFs1AF ---ss - Taes1aT .EAn
Ecrsr xoxTE.
sex.fse. ~ nstnzxA. T,wrxea4 xan
1Ess1xy 91a F-11zy WhaseaE AMSR
.gN1sszzt "A = aoese Hsrbcs II % =
wHss9oI % . - Sa<z1cnver .s.- d
Eoc5s Harccr IRA
e On r&ny reserves TIE rsrss 10 rharss ne
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Issues rossefes of insurance upon real estate
titles gasraats-sigsg ass0suse rr8sagtson against
loss by resSon 81 sefeefiTe titles
II assumes a. tts oHn expense She defense Of
~ legal ts-uceellBgs Instituted ~ the interest Of
adverse claimants. and relieves the insured
frTara all fraahis. snaoyErcs, xnxicty, cost and
exrsfsse attending sueh, aitsgsiions
CT HasEohD. PUss1snt ard Council
TX GOV WATSON c. SQUIRE. Vice Pres
HF BAKER SeCTesarY.
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the GREAT
SIERRA
KINNEY AND lIvtR
CTpLs

IL q new ard wonderful discovery manulse-
tared from the pure fresh juices II the heEes II
California. in their natural stze--eont sirIus al
tatir original properties. Delightful 20 the
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An Old saying and a True ons, Never
Too Late te Mend T"
sierra Chesaicai q, 2.szs " sSioa ssTset, san
Francisco. Esl-tseHt.ena | hEve Suffered
Tor years with sisofd,rrd kidneys, severe psins
in the small oi my back. cloudy snd sesnt ura-
nations. aud in fscs generally ont OF condition.
! trie.t two bssstles Of gasv tiFcst srrrs Kidney
and Liver Inrs, aud ElHfa 20 nv surprise from
the tsn1e started 20 take tae medicine ! have
stead ~ improved. Nv appetite y good, my
systefn n iI scosl order and al sytnpt OF my
troubles have lelf nse. ! caa truly sad con
sgaentloHs1s recommend this weudeyful remedy
10 al suffering with any stGneF or liver dis
o-tsers believe me very frf~y yogrS,
GHAs pEOSH0ID SfS NsienetS -. City.