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PASSENGER LISTS.

s~ Francisco. Oct 2.--Following Ii
st passenger list for the steamer umatilla
siins today:
foT Victoria A. III. Cook, W. Minis
avn j. fanne and wife, A. i.awery, Mrs.
= Lomer, Mrs j. Moore.
ie' Isooma- Mrs. Mckenzie. w. Bred.
ssafg, q. L. Voice, ]. Levy, r. Reyes. r.
syes, d. f. Rhodes.
s9 seaitle-MiSS A. keene. Miss A.
Hhe, J. netes. Mrs. johnson. Mrs. ID.
sssss, Mrs. c. NJ. Byron. Mrs. q. Mile,
A. tnglebrecht. II. Cooley, +. l.. War.
u ;. Buehan. Mrs. +. Faher. NJ. l..
N' a. q. Baldwin. Mrs. Hanker. &. l..
"'eson 4 Cslifornia-Passed Medford
Nonway, Mr.. Oliver J. pedman. c,
asnan, lno. Eldridre, c. K. Glow, c,
aeaeome, +. Z. Alien, II. II. Thang. c.
Io!ce, Mrs. Royce. Mrs. Stein, A. D.
Aas Mss Norton, G. A. Muir. M. w
~" J. X Van Cleve. Mr.. Nelson and
=, J, Norton, Mr.. Carpenter. s. J. Con.
- '. Kelly, Mr.. Fairfield. W. J. W,
NE J, h. Knowles. r. W. Ellis. W. A.
aush, Mr.. Atkinson and wife. ]. W.
R {. Dupont. W. J. Low. Mr.. Morn.
- sAu torfy four s.asspra.i class
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yHY sAGLIEN ESTATE.
q ueu After a Probate Plum--Severai
Estates Probated.

uen After q Probate Plum-Sevesni
Estates Probated.
s.e.raay vas field day in the probate
= large number OF cases being on the
e. for hearing. Prominent among
!, ssre the several applications Of Rom
\. Crawford, Daniel III. Haw-
Andrew Chilberg. Everett Smith
william J. German TO be ap-
.s.d administrator of the estate of John
ssr!ien. the Lake Washington farmer.
! ame to q tragic death by burning In
& sbis on October 4.
isrrtt smith Withdrew his application.
U;ng the field to the other four petition
4 NJ. chilberg claimed the right 10
xx;a.sseY upon the dead mans estate. by
rsy Of the fact that he is resident vice
rssl II Norway and Sweden. Of which
nraon saglien was a native. The other
IN eandidstes represented creditors. Mr..
aaberrs attorney wished TO bring up
sAonties to the effect that he was entitled
b pssisence over creditors, by virtue of
III elrs. and the hearing was therefore
eouanwa 70 Thursday morning.
Leanier Miller was appointed administra-
|ef OF the estate of his brother Joel Miller.
|sho died In the insane asylum, May %,
|nring so estate valued at 5000.
lyman W. Bonney. the undertaken. was
|ugn:sd administrator of the estate of
Eai ncseal, who died at Providence hos
- spsember II.
| n state of Helen Water, who died in
Exas. September 3. was intrnsted to the
|kng of A. Il. Hammer.
Eana stadiman, wife of John Stadlman.
ktnh Seattle carpenter. was brought
I'm the court on an insanity charge.
|4sss years Of age. o native Of Germany
|eassident OF Seattle for number OF wears.
In February she became insane and made
|sral attempts to take her own life. She
srsard recovered and was rational up 10
zw weeks ago. when her reason again
sxnk her Her dementia was so appar-
d hist she was committed TO the asylum
sns brief examination by DIR. Carpen-
4 She was taken To steilacoom by
snty Sheriff Holden and q female At
E4snt in the afternoon.
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IN FOB HIS LIFE.
q. q. Corbett Meets Mis-
.,tune in California
- WITH HOMICIDE.
s.sarns Verdict Of Aeauiffsi
-. Defendant a Former
seattleite.
WITH HOMICIDE.

=. received from visaiia,
-. announcing that Thomas
xbo had been on trial there
svs for the murder Of a man
TO- bad been acquitted during
- after the jury had been out
one tine resident Of Se-
I'll pe remembered By many
He came to Seattle in 1ss5,
he service Of the Columbia
md Railroad Company, a.
"a ..rkst srent at their depot On
Soek and continued in that CO.
-s.saet Entermission, for about two
- he resigned and with his wife.
- California. where, tits under
-r~ssed With hrother-in-Iaw on
: rn,d he got into tae trouble that
go i known here Of the circum-
me murder that Corbett was ac-
- 4 gentleman residing in Seattle
r.Sers,ands that Corbett, about
..ss ago. discovered that a hired
I he employ Of his brother-in-law
rs..nslly intimate with his 1.-THE
.~Is.lss 81 wife. and warned him to
4, r.nen before night or he would
- The next morning the hired
I'D BODY was found in an adioin-
- Corbett was at once arrested
!, n iail to await trial. Court con-
.t week and his trial took place.
ksssxas reported that he had been
-. bot later and more authentic
-. announce his acquittal.
a Cotes. and his wife have many
{. q seattle, very few OF when have
rsds aware of bis unfortunate pre-
- The news OF his aoquittal will
=, uleasant to those who had awaited
.rIt With anxiety.
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WEST STREET COMPLETED.
4 Broad Thoroaghfare Leading to NORTH
seattle.

xessrs. Durham Il Collins, the contrac-
Z n viii today or tomorrow turn over to
saiy West street. the broad thoroughfare
sseen Yesler avenue and Virginia street
AIS one Of the best results of the replat.
The street has been improved In the best
amer possible. Between Yesler avenue
e. University strrees, the street was piled
q banked at great cost, and for con-
Ersae distance il is lined with wholesale
q commission houses North of Union
sst' and through Shantytown very
sasy grading was necessary TO make
= easy grades required by the specifca-
sas The street affords fine highway,
sae' Q; grade than Front street 10 North
sat'e, and transfers will rejoice over its
eapie'lon. The total cost of the work
" not exceed $50. 60.
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yes.e!usy afternoon and swore out . var
l.n' .or NE s1ress Of Little Woods, one Of
ner elris. and 9. Hardwood. one Of her
scquaintances. She said that the sum Of
~ vas taken from her trunk sometime
curing the previous night, and as Lizzie
s pfessy hush and was getting ready 70
leave the city. she thought she might he
going 70 take tour ~ the expense Of her
va, and 20 she had the nrrest rnsas
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nen'zefse Williams. the advisory engineer
OF the city In the wafer-woyks matter. &C.
companied Mayor Moran, Councilman
Durie and City Engineer Scurry On q tour
OF inspection to the spring Hill water CON-
pSnys pumping station yesterday after
nooa de viii devote several days to in
specang the water system. and VIII then
Dc able to form some idea OF its value TO
the city.
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Justice John r. Miller, after hearing
arguments Of counsel in the case Of j. w.
stewart, who shot ~ Mike Dsy last satur-
d.y, upon charge Of assault with = deadly
weapon with intent 10 do bodily harm,
bound the defendant over to await the ac-
ton OF the grand jury. in the sum OF 500.
A L. McLain and c. III. Cain, Of Snohon-
ish became his s1re4ses
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New Court Rules

sSi'os Judge-elect Lichtenberg has re-
= copy o; the rules OF practice in use
superior courts of san Fran
and has called meeting
i. special committee appointed by
UAl association for the purpose
naNa''ae rules for the superior court, for
swa afternoon. As the constitution
s.s'' ssalngton is very similar 10 that Of
e. 's''iA' The same rules viii apply IN .
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The upseiting of can OF lard on the
galley stove on the steamer Premier 1t
midnigh; Monday. while that steamer was
passing San Juan straits, was the cause OF
lively little blaze that would have done
considerable damage but for the prompt
action OF the crew. 1t was quenched be-
fore anything of value was dessroYed.
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VIII the Million Buy n senate Seat

Ex-Congressman John NJ. Glover, of st.
Louis, announces himself as candidate
for the United States Senate from Missouri
In opposition TO Senator Vest Mrs Glover :
mother died recently, leaving her over a
million dollars IL is said she is willing 20
spend money literally to get her husband
in the Senate. Mrs. Glover is anxious To
return TO Washington. where she once
shone in society,"
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\ w hlskx Merchant.

n, heSoTe vas arrested al O'Clock
fss,s ash' on Ballast island by Deputy
- &c States Marshal Mears on a ehargs
sang Aaeor To Indians
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sTosEcUTTEEs.

NEW ENGLAND MARBLE AND GRANITE
~ WORKS Fox 4 Crosete. proprietor. ali
Kinds OF cemetery aad building work done ~fth
artistic skiii: fau supply Ct usmteis constantly
on hxaa: positively better sc9 eassger than any
other arEH On tne coast; designs with prices
iarDssaz1 Oh application free "a barge. Pike
street.. between Feuvsh and Fifth. -esgssa
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

EgATEgefgY LODGE. 40. s., + O. O. n,
j, meets every ThHTssay evening, a; o'cinex
II fhe bal of Sssffte Ledge. Nortn Seattle. Al
rneln1serA OF me order - goso standing sge cor
dlsliy lnvlsel 70 attend
=. HOLMES. y. T.
1T NIICH HELL. saxretazy.
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Pullman reservations made for al points East
via the Northern Pacific railroad, the yesiibalcsi
sleeper and dining car line. orice. .IG second
street, Boston block.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NoTIcE-TO CARPENTERS AND BUILD
An ers. Bids Will be received Hp 10 IL m, Oc-
tober y, 1852 for the building of . one and one
half story frame house on Dexter street: all ma.
terial furnished by undersigned; right reserved
To reject any or all bids; plans and epecihca-
tons to be seen Al the Office of II. 7. Denny 4
Son. D. T. Denny.
dds WILL. BE RECEIVED AT MY OFFICE
ID until THURSDAY noon, October ~. for the
erection Of the NJ r. church building. corner
Third and Pine streets; the right il reserved to
reject any and all bida Fisher. architect
NOTICE To CONTRACTOR SEALED PRO
county commissioners OF King comfy, a; the Of
fee of the county auditor, in seattle, Washing
ton. on or before Monday, the 18th day Novem-
Der, fssa, AZ 1870 clock q. m for furnishing all
materials and labor for erecung and completing
the courthouse for King county, ut seattle.
Washington, IN accordance with the drawings
architect. and now on file in the architects Of
fee in room Is. Phinney block, at the corner
of Front and Seneca streets. In Seattle,
ss ps.ed must check s
on some local bank In the sum of Ten
thousand Dollars $50. ZOO. 00) and made payable
Washington" as . guarantee that, in case the
award OF the contract shall be made TO him. the
sand contractor shall enter into q formal con
tract and furnish . good and sufficient bond in
the sum OF the contract price. according TO law.
No proposals will be considered unless accom-
panied by such certified check The commits
sioners reserve the right TO reject any or al the
bids
Dated this lith day of octoher. lssa.
W.R. FORREST,
County Auditor and Clerk OF the Board OF
County Commissioners OF King county, Wash
ington.
A ssEssMEST ROLL. ASH STREET GRADE
IA Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the grading OF Ash street, from Depot
street TO Harrison street, and constructing
sidewalk on both sides thereof, has been fled
with the undersigned, clerk OF the city of Sc
attic: and further notice is hereby given that
the said roll is open 10 public inspection Of the
Office of said clerk, in the city hail, and win re-
main open for inspection until Friday, October
Is, 1859, at O'Clock p. m, and that all persons
feeling themselves sggrieved by any ZACH
sessment, may apply to the common council OF
said city 10 have the same corrected. on said Oc-
tober Is. 1883, at O'Clock p. m, al the council
chamber In the city hall.
CIV FERRIS. Clerk.
Date of first publication septarnher Is jSSa
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John KeAne announces 20 his patrons aud the
public that he Is selling 100 cases OF boots and
shoes ct half price To make room for large con-
alignment. coming In This interests you so
come and see me before buying John kesne
SlS Third street.
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a.. soaofed proprleireSs ii a Aease of 81
Ia. - 'AeAs0n place. named Emma VII
sppeatsa IL Justice Rivers court
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MUNICIPALITIES.

SHORTaASD ANDTYPEwkfTiNGIS -T.rC-
- ton BY an experienced reporter aud
teacher Charles A. wilhelm, The Albion. ea2
Third street
WASHINGTON TYPEWRITER HEAD
w Guarsers-ssenograyheTs FURNISHED short,
hand and tvpewr1fing work executed. type
writers rsus@4 Rnosr g. Sewiin tiock
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TErssvry DEPARTMENT.

TErssEEy pgFtKTxEsr,
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER oy rBG CUkeEscYy
WASHINGTON, Sept 10, fssg. }
WHzREAs, BY sssts factory evidence presented
20 tie undersigned, II has been made % appeal
tina. The Boston National Bank Of Seattle in
the city OF Seattle, In the county Of King and
territory Of Warrington, has complied with eli
TIE provisions OF the statutes Oh the United
association thail be authorized to commence the
business Ut banking
Vow. therefore. !. ESwarf x. Lacey, comp
TIE Bossen National EAnk Of seattle" In the
c1fy OF seattle, IN the county 81 ki1z. and terri
tory OF n @shiaEtoss. Ia authorized to commences
toe sss5neks cs bepk3ng, ~ provided Ia section
6ffy -oss hgHsrs3 and Fixt~-nlue, Of the revised
statutes Of the United states.
Ia testiEsouy whereof, w1taezs my hand and
seal of 0rsce tAss 18TH dsy of september, i-st
fngALI = 4. LACEY,
-. i,.-a COMPTROLLER OF toe currency
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Notice 4 hereby given that on saturday. No
yember :, issF, a. the Armory, on Onion street,
in school district No. one ~. In the city Of So
attic, King cosnty. washington territory, .
sehoci election viii be held for the election OF
three school directors for said school district
No l.
Also for the election of school clerk for the
ensuing yesr.
The polls win open at one ~ D. n. and con
unus open tail seven 90 p. N.
Dated seattle, W. T., september 20. fss9.
WILLIAM II, HUGHEA
J. ". FkfNK.
w. III. TAYLOR,
q. II. HEfLBROS,
Directors OF school District No 1.
~ A HAwTrOKsg, Clerk OF said sehool Dsstrt%
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BORN

FREScH-At Llliewap. Hoods cana October
Is. 10 the wife OF f. French, daughter.
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@. w. Crane
WI Employment Bureau.
Southeast cornsf Second and Marion.


In the district court Of the Third judicial dis
triet of Washington territory. holding terms at
Seattle, King county Ia the MISTER Of tho in
solyency OF u. :. Hansen, No. 7,2oi.
To the creditors 81 said u. :. Hansen. insoivent:
You and each OF yoa are hereby notified 10 10
and appear on the ilth day OF November, i<s9
before the judge of said court at chambers or in
open court. ni the court house in the city of Sc
attic WASH. to show cause why the prayer OF
said h. 3 Hansen, insolvcnt, should not 10
granted.
NJ, HOPKINS. Clerk of said Court
Ryw. 7. HASsos, Deputy.
Dated seattle. october 2, 1879.
Peterson 4 Pennefather. Attorneys for Peti.
toner.
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osT-A CERTIFICATE ON THE GCaRAS-
/. ties Loan aaa Trvsss Company o. seattle.
Please retRra % James seics, Newcastle, W. T.
4 osT-ENGLTsa BULL TERRIER. TIN
II rsenths Old. pore lite. sSswers 20 tie
The name OF Gar E4bs-sl reward III Dc pad
Hp-oG delivery - Drum -Al0zn. cherry street
beTwegu second sat Thsrs
avn kaD-LD~T. A LADiKS BLACK
Flu Cheek1s leather piITss- cs1lsaansfsg sve
dollar sosa Piece and a halfcsrrse c5ESter tis-
nsni pin wsiA tse rin ereker &c. 30 y ~ be
Paid acg lis .staga 10 =. {. fh42sey.
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rr,lIF s9rrgEN CRY BANGING ACADEMY AT
4 NiFsstrur1's ball. corner k3gns and 90
if,Tahts. fixss sss adults every Monday evening
"a eI~rx SATURDAY Afternoon Ear ls5.e. s2G
cGi.egss; seleSs social ey.sy saturday evening
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1RT.

vI,HE ART EMBROIDERY STORE WILL
i furnish q choice variety of fancy articles
aud embroidery materials. Thanking former
customers for their patronage. we would solicit
a continuance and invite them 20 the fall open-
ing: corseis hosiery and small wares: also
agency for equipose waists stamping and pink.
ing done. Mrs. N. r Fellows and Miss c. NJ.
Paul. sis second street
MRS C. NJ CARLSON. THE wELlkSOwS
vi art decorator and designer. formerly with
Toslas s!ngermsn Co. having returned
from san Francisco, will be pleased 70 recsiye
her many friends a. 1le Third street, between
Coiurr bia and Cherry.
NJEs l. II. SMITH, ARTIsT-ART STUDIO
vi SIS Boston block: skeichIng, stiilife draw
ing pastIles water eoiors and oils: visitors vel
come
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nUsTCAL
HsRsEss IND s4DDLEar.

HaRsEss IND s4DDLEgr.
JIARSEs. And sADDLsRY-IAaFs wHEE,
/ ian, who j. ST present socs.sd a. iloll Third
street, has certainly the finest display II har-
ness, saddlesy and turf gooas 70 ie scen any
where today in seattle. This gentleman siso
carries q hpe assortment. of carriage trimmings
and maker a specially Of repairing. Mr. wbee-
Ian does O large Wholesale sod retssi business
aud be warrants all his work AID sells ~ prices
that are bound TO bring custom.
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ENGINEERS and DRAUGHTsMEN.
7 r THOMSON. HYDRAULIC AND SAM
Os tary engineer. Plans and specifications
for wstsrworks and sewerage. Heating and
sanitation Of buildings. Superintendent of
construction solicited. General surveying
promptly done. 3o7 Columbia street. p. O.
box Isl.
~ p. ANDERSON & CO.. ENGINEERS AND
We draughtsmen. Corrected township plats.
city, county and addition msps No. as Co
lumbia street, second door from United States
land once, Seattle, Wan.
DICHARD NEvISs, JR-, CIVIL ENGINEER
IL and surveyor-PlAns made for hydraulic and
sanitary works, foundations and general con
struction, railroad projects and general survey
ing The latest correct township plats. Topo-
graphical, mechanical. architectural and gen.
ersl draughting. Blue prints Of all the additions
IN Seattle. Photo prints. Rooms I'D and H.
Kigen block. Seattle. Washington.
ID II. THOMPSON s CO., {R. II. THOMPSON
h. George r. Costerili. Clarence l. Whitel
civil engineers and surveyors, are located in
rooms Is and u, Burkes block. corner Third
and Union. all notes and records saved: city or
county work promptly attended To. maps. trsc-
ings or blue prints furnished AZ short notice
SCURRY & OWENS, CITY SURVEYORS:
- Office. James street. between Third and
Fourth. City surveying prumpty attended TO
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:" r. GfDniSGs. II. ID. s., OPERATIVE
w dentistry; once, room 5. Burke building,
corner I Mon and Third streets. seattle. Wash.
As bia House.
nR. q. WILLIS PRICE, DENTtsT- BURKE
block. Third and Union
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vsTxRrNARrAN.

nR. A. J. MCINTOSH, M. O. c. V. s., GRApU
IL ate OF Ontario veterinary college, Toronto
Montana stables, corner Fifth and Washington
streets: telephone at stable No 200.
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GEORGE /. MEACHAM
617 Third Street.

Advertisements under the heads ot Los, Found
Fer sale for Rent and Situations Wanted gill
be inserted q; the rate OF ? cents word for the
rrss insertion cent word for each sabSeque
insertion. Payment always in advance.
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soTICE-The business or.cc OF tie PoSr.Ix
rKIIIGEscEs viii hereafter De open uanl L ?. ~.
Classified ADVERTISEMENTS will lie received up 20
this hoGEs
The following letters awaiting advertisers
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DRfANTs ASSAY OFFICE, SEATTLE
40 Room l, Newiin block; correct assays. for
terms and references address above: send
samples by mail or express: mining properties
examined a. reasonable rates. c. NJ. Bryant.
- EoRGE BETHUNE, AsSAYER AND cHEM-
Mist, anaiyxer OF COAL fire ciays, ores. etc. send
samples Tor ASSAY by mail Taroms, Wash.
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NEHER CONNECTIONS SPECIALITY:
- leave orsierx korn@s block. in basement
second and fesler avenue. y. T. Nniaoslaaa
I,Ok RENT-eoo-AcEE FARM. APPLY AT
Il room 1, Colonial block. corner seeussd and
GaluyrSfa -
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THE POET POWERS

a feeling of gratitude impels me to
acknowledge the great merits of your
f,UricURA, and l cordially recommend it
to the public as a very aluable remedy.
II N POWERS, BaIDGEsol-T, CoNN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-20

Ny skin disease, which resisted sew
eraI popular remedies and other RENE
dies advised by physicians, has been
cured by your CUTICURA REMEDIES.
They surpassed my most sapguine ex-
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KNOW IT'S VALUE

All OF your CUTrcURA RFsz EDTEs give
very good satisfaction. The CUTICURA
| especially recommend for the. dis
seases for which itir used. ! know from
experience its value. Dn. II. j. PRATT.
MonLallc, Wis.
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Tor sale everywhere Price CUTICURA
eat SKIN Cure. SOC. CUTiCURA SOAP
~ Ine 3 site Skin Bed ltifie~ 20. CUn
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81
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TniS Greet
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6 n q p e r 9 Q
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CIAN Of one of
the h:g lest me
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-20
CUVECUEA ABROAD

Through q home-retuTned Norwegian
l have learned to EnoW your CUTICURA,
which has in a short time cured me ofan
Eczema that my PHYSICIANS medicines
could not heal. CHR. HELTZEN.
Bergen, NORWAY, AqefatugJOTretntny