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sEATLF. WASH.
Receivers Sale.

Noneefs aerebs eive,f that under ana 10y
virtue of An orlel issued out of the Dsstrict
Court for Chehslis county. w. T., on the A. b
day of June, 4. j.. lS,9, in chanrbt rs at
Olyulyla, Frank Allyn. Judge. o ME direct
ed Is receiver. viii offer ler sale ut public
auction on the lsthe-day of sc ptember, a
D., rSS9, all of tie Emery. Maek-& Weod
(Emeyy deeeaees3} natl and machinery APP
pertaining hereto and mlllsite, more par
tieuiarly KNOWN and describ q Is fol oas:
Commencing $50 feet from the Wishkah
riverDn TN. continua'iou of tae east line
of A street in the Town of Aberdeen. Gre
halls county. ". T., running thence north
tasterly 2i3 feet. araliet with sad river,
thence in southeasierly dirsciion parallel
with 4 street ustil within lao fee of the said
Wishkah river, III nee in q EcrtbeAsseily
direction parallel with said river. 647 feet,
thente south. as.eriy ITO feet To ths said
ishkah river tl,eNce. Gown said river
ai.,ng the rneanaered line u the Iine, be
tween tots f1ar al sild five tS) la block No.
81 in said town Of Aberdeen, thence hortti-.
westerly along the inc between ssid hats
four a. aud rvc ~ 20 The northe st lsue OF
said block No. thirty two tss2f ami thirty
one tSl) 10 tue estst line of said street,
thence along the cont nuatiou OF 4 str ct
tsI acres amor Or less Also the two-stosv
frame saswunlli Nain b,IitiiI a00xi0 fset !,
bo,ieF room 2sx+o 'eet- Hath rooms 2ox30
feet: plaper shed 5eSl25, films tsGfn zAA30.
te. 4. Gack sIhuh ship and foo hon sc. ais
one double 90 inch circular rigSa X r.
Aliis heaH blocks, "a inches: gag ~fdgef,
SAM: 2 tut offs: Rolls complete: extra
heavy log -hsuler md eu,'less ehain: Il ne
friction csntipg gea 6o-inca shell. 10
Isel- lapg- Hne--huiieEs. Is S-.Eoh- tsss- -is
each. steam and water connections III first
class shape ana repair; water injectafs:r
one lixls Bay state engine with connes+
tons: one Hx24 Atlas engine With con-.
nection>; one Ia fuGA Triumph planer aud
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Tie rentrsiiA Nesss OF September 6
j makes nosise OF the presence OF Yrs.
I Herndan, Adams and Coleman. of
i Chehsiis. tn that CITY, wsu ral'ei =
! meeting ot all tive regular pa' sioians
ma surgeons OF Ceutfalia- with vies
OF forming county me.iieai sesiets
The meeting wsS held ut The VtiicV Il
Drx klicl & hcinse. and prvlimin-
ary erganirasin eileetrd a. follow
President. pr. Joseph iieFaart. vice
pfesiden,, Pr q, g. Eitel, secretaTY
DIR. Mcdonald, treasure. IL Adams.
prs. E.,eI, adams aud Baker veEe sp
pointed 90 draft a oonstitHsea are by
laws Tor the permanent ofgaaisSs'os.
.Thr meeting sl,cn adjourned Vuni the
Ar<t wesmse isy ia October.
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Z ir n.ws rmorrcr.



TEE time-honoeei ID smocyaiie que
ton. ..poss pro,et ton proleei 2. has
been pretty sa~sspslly answered by
rho cosnpssisoa that has he~n In
ls<lBces1 nv the hong strike ef the Ion
Z dQn dp,'k tahorers. AS 20 the difference
!. hetwren their condition aud that Of
'sthe same siaws in the city OF Nes
Z Work. The Ioadon. lalsarers asked
And we're refused rate al sI23 Y~r
day al ten hanrs. With is vents an
hcu. Tor extra work. \ loagshors-
: .inan in New Work gets frsm s. 10 g. 80
per tay. To I've CA the same scale
costs about the same in ioaion as in
!, New York. Some articles al iood are
: cheaper and some are deArer. oo
the whole the advantages are All in
fasor III tho labarer Ia tlle pFotection-
aist Uniied States ever hts Ore hfen in
free raIe Eag'sai.
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q f'nrsng tise pre- isseasfiai campaign
q fsss Tie p=aecrssic vsssess and
1Swspsf<rs attempted % make isfgs
~ lti<e capital BIZ lahesezi eosi pisa-
: ~ sfsu~ INK ite nusnssr and fnazrss-
NJ u sise nor sgss~s. esfecissty efsgts
aftFsninr laads, throughout tie colt
ny.
7 The fgsres we're fgsnss5ai.se. ~
s1euscniet, they seemed To- saao* 40
1us6psas< reiation between the exist
sApee n manufacturing Industries aud
Il eoe prevalence oi nortgaSes on The
! farms and other properties Df tse seq
1lons IN whirh ibo~e Industries ~efe
bofated- In proportions as sssnnFae
ennE Was sttiye. pro- gt-psss aud
u boNcticinry OF tile protective syststss ~
- 6yef district. II vas sh5sn or ar
srmed that in like proportion the
1sms 81 saesI dlstr.ct sere sa9d'ed
With sersgsess. Ih.se showing
!, Nefs tngrsi0usly gofien ~ aad pre-.
! esntssj, and the DsnneYats ss.ghs 10
sauake much capital on 81 tsaes'
against the proteessye systems. And
some capital unanestioasSly sas maze
out OF them among certain classes
ssRh0sxamine saeh sHast~ taI, sssper-
Geiaiiy. Bat to sse surprise and cha
3 grin 1T the Democrats these shoslugs
i 6jd not at sIi help their case among
! fhe farmers for whose ienefit they
< uess chiefly complied, They CON
. r0led therpselycs by claimiog that the
= farmers were not extensive rsaders.
,athats they were Slow 20 accept nes
jdsas, disineiinest To experimental
.nehsngrs. aud that the eanpaig1 was
!. ITO short to enable Them b. make
'tttkeif s'etincationai work effective or
7 s'the .obsuse fafsssrs
zfs- ~ = matter of fact, the farmers nm
sdersto0d the question far better than
Z Old their woIIl.i he tescherS They
swefe parties 10 tn. transaesinns that
b ~sve 20 induairlonly pnrsdeJ. knew
) how 10 take care Of their own Interests
I'm reTrct 10 those transactions. They
knew that mortgage |. but an incf-
dent to the borrowing u money or 10
Sh6 psrchase. partly on credit, of a
.aAargee farm than they hsd the cash 10
pay for. To transaction of that
Kind there are two parties, the lender
!. and the borrower. On both sides IL Is
presumably voluntary. bnt In most
acsses IL T. entered into Al the solicisa-
{ ton 81 the borrower. and II either
!. party shows reiuetancr ID n apt 10 be
the lender, IL follow that district
/ ~ wlss h mortgages are numerous is
district IN, the prosperity and stability
epf.wtiuh naeary-lendsrs have conf
deiice. A manufacturing center
around which farms are generally or
'Sxserisisely niortgaged. la district in
4 which farms are 40 desirable by virtue
~ The advantages Of eash,raying
home market. that eatsrprising farm
ers ARG eager To rlsk wore than their
efitirr cash capital la obtain posses
4 sioa Of t,em morsgsge n bat an
Incident OF n Transaction which Is a
feature Of the credit system. system
, which, enables goad managers and
! sufsnd business men 80 obtain and
profit by the possession ~ larger
farms or better homes, "a carry larger
l<a4ocks OF goois, 10 build more rail
rQAds. 70 opea more mines. 10 engage
IN taSgsr snd more beneficial enter
'ntfises, than would be poNsihls II sill
qihnsiRsss was eon6asJ to stricily
J eHsii hasis.
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la no respect have she tenefCeot
effects ol Repahsicsn aanna asec i'm
the Cuissd sssses 'e~en sa,orw sprsrs :
thastia the steAdy aavsnoe wahis h.
besu u ado w sha rieaoi silver. TAA'
advrn<e Mas been steasly, uuul n she
49, aaet-ticrs u ssafNsi~ At as
clkts. whereas a lstf's naoFs than ~ r.
year ago IL rsstsi hslas 81 The time
+ not Ear aisssns shea IN spi.v AZ, DE
Enxilsh nsaasescssissss and tle5r
Democrats sf'3 -NasVs1sUsp a ie, r.
this eoantry. sasef xss rs,le s., it-
honest value s,f FLA The party tha,
hreagh, ..reeah~ets 81 par stla gold
viii 10 shessrAs fer SILVER,
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A street rassr. al company has bee1
chart rcd IA C~nsssiis. ~ish :.
f.Hrsusg pres eaE. 4. j HsissF
vlr7s. g.ss sstsst. soa Sssn< aassr -~s>'
yeszrr ssl s-vas sirss. snzi sssy sss
f~~f1 tbs essussss.stio1 ~ sIe sEaes
as~s,sf the sfsh gssssnr reaay for tl'e
ASA. "a Esaf +
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CAUTION.

Beware 81. Fraud, as my name and she
price ar, stamped ON the bottom ~ al my
Ativt iTisess s'ices before leaving the factory,
whtcs protect the wearers against high
prices sss. inferior goods II a dealer offes
". l. L'll f,l.AS shoes at = reduced price,
or saws he hes them without my name and
price stsuee,i oa the bottom put him down
as fraud
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k.s..~..sSsse ,,.s a sssssr ssss s@sfs ~ fS<'
Ee..rg.s 80 sale s.r KsFFss eitf -itH@fsat-
81 asss. ~sis az .s=sFsss 80 s0~ ssie % :
est. ~s..st Enr er<f tEserfi5sa. ] sssIat =
~s,ssl ~ ases ssoe-ssens ssssss9a- Pay
fsss.st afwaTs - a. FsHer-
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Pastssasfer nEoaces. = Vso5eer Re
passaaa s,f s~nsraisa. es,snaf~s The
sssso%isv ~ r. r. fsr-y for governor
as t~ss tf,oslssfsd fs sixssss slSsFssaIad-
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T-f@ Northern fsAesgr l.ssfrosd tisfl~
paasy ks< ~ contract ser the isgrs-
gng ~ ! - 80 hriek, 70 he Ese.s 70 iise
srss ssass az . rev gsilss<s<s fefsct st
ygss~s,,zsf4
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XMsvass -,x- a-s*assaa has hsen e.
fcsIe1 saw s:st tte ushcsigsfS assssts
1esas Qsslee Sc sssrlrVsssF sa e
in ras slsse das < al keg psss ing
season. EfSss srses.l - sFs lu.sn h, ~
pas.i hy the sisfSans, we're aees s..
.ns1nss.sry Er The Tsesse ssen II e.
hyau fox al iesst six wsesS =
- Be- axtsv.s IA sy tas WAGE y asse
VI. / 81 esas 81 tens - II ssa,sy ,'its
nneis ~ psy stse ostsr saar.
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gfyTfsrT.-Ti.s ayssfslezs ofsstse 0f TIE PoFf-
Ixvg1f fsss~syA wst lsseftafissr tS ofsn tssstls
90 81 tEkssssssi sfyeFsisesnsrsss vii -
rssses vs~f II 70 tass ssar
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
IkFANIN f DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER of CCRRENCY
WASHING rs0N sJaae - tS~a

WASHING ION ..Jane n, 1852. '
WHEREAS. BY satisfactory evidence pre-
S,irfe,s 10 the Tsusdersig est, u has H. en-
uare 70 appear fiat ''T6e Washington
Natl-.s.ai' Bark OF SSaile ~ ne e'r 81
sea-titS N, Tn. eoa,fty ofIkfrr ard feyrf.
tory of Washi gion, has c .I:.;,l...I with all
the provisions ~ slie siaslftss vi The United
States, required IL be complied with before
an association snail be- auth, sizec 20 com
mence The business of banking
Now Therefore !, Jesse ID. Abrahams,
Deputy and Attins Comptroller OF the
1arrcncy, do hereby certify that The
Washington sasiuDa Bank ~ seattl.." In
iae city III seAitl.,. ~ the. -sv.sa..sy of King
aid territory II Washir gtan, is authorized
~ c. ssss,e.fe ibe alislpess, of BACKING as
siSc ne of Vie r. sssee sa,usss of he
United .tateS.
In testimony whereof witness
my hand ana scat If once
<.j this 9Th day of June, iSsy
'tALt J. n ABEAHAMs,
u Deputy aud Acting Comp
-. troter OF che Currency
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ARA agraents have a*sa nae 10
- : thssugh <F~Nasl hep tEssn fsasa
Rnyallup 10 the Atlantis s~xloari
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STONEGliTTER&

NEW ENGLAND MARBLE AND GRAN
~ ife works. fex & Crosbs .. pforrietors;
al kinds vi cefnfIery and bisiedipg work
dom. with artistic skill = fnll supply of
fnantc.s constantly an hand; pos lively
bette. AMI ea.sper thsn sny o'her Hrpa on
the coast. designs with price sssulsh-d
on a; pileas, s,st free of charge. Pike ss1eet,
cs,rr,- r ii sixth - arfle,stsss
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4 sssifsss.iNfN n ROLL, NIX 40 Sra T
DIssOLUIION Of7sOsl xryeRSlfII


DIssOIUJfOS of'sOP. IxESEkSlfsf
THE PARTNERSHIP HkREF FORE
! esisiing between william Fannie and
G, r.. Shrrwia. under tAe nrIn nam, OF
Ptnule 4 -berwsB, l. tais day .issoiye,. h.
murnaf eoosen, lie susIn,'ss vii here.
AFTER be condn tel hy G. L. shs irwin, hn
ss>u0',s seq sey ties all ofssaBding AZ
counts WIiLfAa PsSsis, c. r. sAEs~
ais. % s+--r I'm
sea,lle. w.sb:. p. 9, ls.2 a...-
NOTICE, - IT j. HEREBY AN.
~ ucuace3 tn'.e pnBiie ttat : 4 Hart
mann s,g,isI .fsssu have dissolve part
sessss'p.tb ufss aa going cat at the 6stn ut
; \. HaTip9nu Il 20 aud ; A. ksrtmsnn
remaining Ia .he Lgs.nsss, baviug right Ia
rpllett al bills due to tae Arm. AMI respoa-
sls't Tor all debts. :. A Hartmann,
- OfsrAD
sesttiS. wash Seps s, isss.
NOTICE II HnREB1 .lNEN THAT
~ the copsrtnsrship heretolor,. sSssti.s (
istweeu MilA..s4i a. ~ahussl afid samuel G.
bfiscoe. uGslsr tie lts IA tames OF ochwaI &
HrssC -, > tbs day diss lived IN mutual
*eas IT MI hsc' \ Seh wan viii Continne
the bgsins -. psv all liabilities aud coIissct
ali outSGaEciaS btlss W VI SHwkR
;. {. BEsscoE.
>es;sfs,.ar :. lss9.
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lfTl NNIIakM

). ALI. FDR Bfps- sE LED Ellis Will
L, BE- received BY the gn9ersigEe3 clerK
os tbs esfy of seattle on or brfsre friday.
september 20, lsss, al 4 O'Clock r., m, for
TWO steei cells and corridor complete, st
40 IN fail bniiiise q, BE- erected by the city
Of :. sstle. Each bid 10 b. accuupsnied ~
plans ard .Teee flea iouS. This city reserves
shc right 10 reject any and al bios. ~.
&. ~. PEasfs. CT ; Clerk.
EIrxs. 2 nj ~ is,.i >a.ff = lsSi
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- = = - !.
nEG I'll As q sfs 90 PSE IN 4
IL III ss-~s sfke AzfsrS go. -:
ss.sxxs ne~s.y- - %, uss--r - ? n. =
ssy.s us<se . xan5r@i en- Gass - srs f.ss Tie
rssFS-sxs Al k~pshssssFss sre nr-ts =
~ x.--~xnf Hy syS.xr pre- sfafs Gus ssieAaS-
A. y. FAME tssssHsss.
lie AxEa- s<-stSs~fs
.srrfa .1S K-sIyEkT AT
- tss,.r ~ tke "a IN ~esss. wEN sxe =
1sas 49, raE ser q sxsxs2 80 F-s.s-~-sss
pant * Wa e 81 Ga 90 CO. a.
AZ ..-ts.s Sa ~ ard - s,sE, @ tss..l-
,PsssAI ssy5sG Kills sfiaA HI "a
> !. ka4sx u ~ kausa q ssEs ass fs-s-
- ts9szs.-..s Ia <sFssss- fssss q Ese. "a -
Ef.ss, Aaar.. Axgssx Essresz--sss sn -
IA tsS Es.~sseEs j n e~sFser sse ~ " .
La assG.ex sssss~ sszsazxfaehs 80 -
hx- sssefs "a q - = Pc g. Toss ss1f. =. -
e.ssiEx stse ssks.ss ~ TIE sss~ ? fs.-
N-vTlaH-f HAVE A l..sEk'k siuoA
IN ~ Turnitcrs a.. oe Gag :. = ~ q :
y.Airn+~S
sVT9ft m, fx,s EnJtft,ffs. -.
A.nfI1s rs CONTRACTORS - hiiss
xsuses sss . serrNe III nea~ts tos
y f<.t,s 4 60. up b. y o'eso=k ,ssse7 up
=-at.e= AZ x.a.rsS xc3 x.< El-6s&AscH~ a<+ssA-~7
al II -zx.Bssss... EsssssB esssfss tDe nsat
I b, rs.ssr.es1 ia 2 Sssss ASH o. ST. u.
N-11TT1:E gltt7Nr A. - u cox
IN ,rsrss,-s fsasing evs TRACT eating Tor
-lee.rtesl sss.k of a;y Kind sill Esd II 10
1 fnssg x,syas.taxe 20 cell ntcn or s4lsts, tht
rassrssg'sess end no & Q rssty 10 bid UPON
essvt tFsfs. Et1 ffis eser1E sFa1 I0Es Hli.Eg to-
3 .~rfs lsgats srf7uarssfsrs AMI rs as ssrff<-
! fsesssrssy .sn<-e ana gTsrEn;eed. f-lses 90 :
81 i, ne este. Hsxer, gaist q To-. 10 snd
II sfsf,.s esoek, f9s1mbis, oetwexn snir1
erssI fsarsh.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS - BID
~ aiii be received AZ cfles ID uetieyssgsss4s
sa xnd afisr - G'days Angus 81 f0f ex-
eAv2fsng los elr1sf OF ssezssd and "a Oh
stfestS Ihs<ses W. ssa;sders. 4 W
Honght.,r a. Boston block.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS BITS
n vii be receives. q, anice al und r
.isTssss on ard afser Monday. Sspsrm Der ?
sa m for tne construction ~ be WaS,s
i.g.ou TER tory fuyt stIrlrl Co s building,
northwest estraer reGou aud Catrry
ssrees Ctari-s W. saunders, T. w.
aonghto,s. q Boston tlcck. $500
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS - THE
~ RslLisFS' aaterts. cornIasny have
sa,sst perfected ABRAMS EMS q, prom Pity
deliver "a customers ftfba.e eu1 dim%n-
kisE stori.. psexssi crTk. hfae-
censE.f. plaster. hair, lumber trough and
4 .e.sests. lain and shiE eles Ia any d sired
4asstsly. Temporary off,ce in The Fair
tent. 7te stoefld y res. = :. g -
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The s.slis.~ss., iesser. are s~ssf'ss sassr-
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LIRE sEALA b BItsS Will
II Is received by the antsrs gu<sf eltrs
oi sise city ri Sea tie, on or before friday,
hepfe uLer ~, ias9, at o'eiceA p. m, Tor
rs twenty tiye bre i4yafanss Of Ine same
pair.s IA AID st.i lie Da~ ared by fke city
of Sealse. ~ assT as practicable. Essh
bid la be assvnpa MED b. plans am tpeci
icstisus. The csiy reserves the IigGt Ia
reject auy and al, bids sssfs
c. " Fsasis. City Clerk.
First publicato Ssit. S, ls.s.
a ssEsS MINT Re l.. WEST STREET
\ era se--S Notice 70 hef,hy q ven tf1st the
assessment roll To- Il ttradisy. pising aud
bridging West street.. from lrglnia street
10 Yesler avenue. has been Els4 with tie
undersigned q ers Of tire ely ~ seattle:
aud further notice h. her by given thst the
AID roll ~ open 10 pubic Inspection az the
oLles of srid rlerk. Ia the city ball, and
VIII remain open Tor insps ctton until +. j.
day. Sc piem Der 20, issa, a. o'clock p. M,
aud that all peEsor,s 10, .,ng themselves AZ
grssyed by any zach assessment nav ap-
Div To the comypon ceupasi OF SAID city 10
have the sane corrected, ON taid Septe,n-
ner "a. 1879. st O'Clock p. III. at their
council ehanabers. ia the eity hail.
c. ". FERRIS, Cls rk.
Date OF arst Publication, September 6,
a SsES>MENr Roll. MAIN SHEET
! \ grsfe-No ice Is hereby given that the
asseS>ia.nt II for the gradine Of Main
sir ct. frum Twelfth street to cas- line of
IrrFy's foIirth sdui i'm. aud Construct ng a
Sidewalk an both aides ther2oi. has d, IN
n ell Uuh the undsrs sled clerk of the
city oi seattle: and ( .rtEef notice is here by
gwen That the said roll ~ open 70 iusp G.
fion at the OF &c of SAID clerk, ia rhe city
hal aud viii re uIain open for inspection
until Fridag. sepfs m her 20, 1sso, al 4
O'Clock II M, ard inst all PERSONS re- ling
tue naseiyes sgs rfeyfd BY siiy s,ich assess
nient n,sy ap ~ 10 The caip mon council u
ssilf city 10 have The >ssnr corr cted gu
sxfd September ~. sSsl al o'clock p. IN,
at thair coansdl charm hers IN the e ~ rat
+ CIV FERRIS, Clerk.
Date OF first publication, :; p enter 8,
isS9
4 S,FssMk NJ ROLL, NIX ADO SfkEsT
I n grade Ndfieeis hereby biyep Tia the
assessment roll the grading OF Mskado
street, from ighih street 10 Twelfth stmet,
and constructing sijesaik on both des
thereof, has beeu b,ed with. the under.
signed, Si.k.sk o. the itS ~ seattle: aud fur.
Their noaice is hereby gwen that The said
ruii IL open IN pubic iilspeesi.n Ut the
otire of said. clerk, in TIN. iiys hall. aud
viii emain opeo for ins peciiVn INIT. Fri
day. september ~, iSss,. Al = o'e'osk D. IN,
aud that all peS,oCs feeling themselves
sSa,riesed by any such asSessnwnt. msy
Apply 10 the common council OF said eli. :
10 nave the same c,fTee. ga, Gu said sep.
tefneer ~ fSss, al : O'Clock p. M, at The
eeiiitcii eiIaalbe- in tie Is halt
G. W. FERRIS, Clerk
Date of nrst Publication. september 6,
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Two i.ks~h - BAo IoT. ia FEET
i s4nase on N altko street. t,.r N,sgsrn
Nil. sHltssle iaF psastass.st9. AdarCss
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EEO. A. hElCH, 81. D., OCUisT. AUR-
NJ isr. and ID ysician for diseases OF the
taFoxt. lfoE1erfy in Yesser Leary block
has removed bis uliice 10 room 81. Bosom
block a. o--
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N r. GIDDINes, d. D. s.. oPEsATEVE
W. DeptIstry: Office, room !, Burke
huisiins. eor.-r Union ard Tb:rd streets,
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- e. RoWAAN-ATToRNE LAW.
Os.l2ls Secopd strect. tets Seneca
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nsBORN & DYsR, LAWYERS, CORNER
~ ,. ifcrson aud Ihiri streets, opposite.
e urt house. cesttls, w r.
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AO1fsrY NOTICES.

ERArrRSTTY LoiSE no. % / D q
j. r.. useeis every THURSDAY eve,.ing. at 5
cisek. Ia she hal O: Seaiiie Ledge. North
Seaul- Al members of.she order IN god
standing are carsiisisy l.vitet tc tend.
50. HOLMES, y. q.
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EESTxATS.

I G.. GRASS, DESTISg--'bfrICE At
- his residence. coraer OF Fro'it aud
Pine. on liue Of cable aud electric roads.
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Art sTrBIO-JnSSlE NJ ELLIOTT
n sill receive p3Fi.s the fst of y foe<r-
at her new stEiio. srsc al attention given
life. t-S
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DkiANT,s- ASSAY OFFiGk. SEATTLE.
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