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The Portland daily press., 1890-03-31
rw ADyRRTTsKmRNTs TO-DAv.

: Ew ADvERTIsEmRNTs TO-DAY.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Priestly frauds exposed.
Musical and literary entertainments.
Portland theatre-Hands across the sea.
FOURTH PAGE.
owen Moore & Co.
Wanted-Active man.
Machine hand wanted.
Walter M. Jordan-Card.
Wanted-Second-hand furniture.
CITY OF Portland-Assessors' notice.
For sale-Gentlemen's driving horses
Copartnership-C Bros & Co.
Agents wanted-Homer N. Chase & Co.
The Atkinson house furnishing company.
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That Tired Feeling

81 was very much run down in health, had no
strength and no inclination to do anything. /
have now been taking Hoods Sarsaparilla abe out
month and that tired feeling has left me, my
appetite mas returned, and take it all in all, am
CHAUNCEY LATHAM. North Columbus, Ohio.
For i've years was sick every spring, but last
year began In February to take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. used five bottles and have not seen sick
DAY SINCE g. w. SLOAN, Milton, Mass.
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One of the best ways Of helping
yourself is to support home instr
tutlonss, success in life being lar
easier to, attain In thriving than
standstill community. Citizens
OF Maine should recognize this TACT
and place their Life Insurance In
their home company.
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Il have been troubled great deal with head
ache, had no appetite, no strength, and felt as
mean as any one could, and be about my work.
Since taking Hoods Sarsaparila have not had
the headache, my food has relished and seemed
TO DO me good, and l have felt myself growing
stronger every day. thoroughly believe In
Hoods SsTsaparilla." M. A. STEINdAN, 10 Grand
Avenue, Grand Rapids Mich
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE PRESS
is CONSTANTLY INCREASING. FIFTY
CENTS A MONTH is A POPULAR
PRICE.
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The business experience Of the.
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY has covered
period OF forty years, during which
Time 1t has written policies agTe-
eating nearly Two Hundred Mil
ion Dollars upon the lives OF One
Hundred Thousand persons.
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MIsCK LEANKOUs.
M arch
April May
MIsCKLHANKOUs.

Are the best months in which to purif your
blood. During the long. cold winter the blood
becomes thin and impure, the body becomes
weak ana tired, the appetite may be lost, and Just
now the system Graves the aid of reliable medi-
t Hooa Sarsaparilla is peculiarly adapted
sappetiIe ana 10 overcome that tired feeling. 1t
INCREASES In popularity every year, for it is the
The Portland daily press., 1890-03-31

my health was very poor last spring and seeing
an advertisement Of Hoods Sarsaparilla thought
i l would Try it. 1t has worked wonders for me as
, ~ nas pulit my system up. 1 have taken four
acqualntances." JOHN MATTHEWS, Oswego, N. Y.
VI take Hoods Sarsaparilla as a spring tonic,
and recommend it to all who have that tired
feeling" G. PARMELEE $40 Bridge St., Brooklyn,
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ON EMERY COUNTY.

Also on Council substitute for H. F. Sc,
defining the boundaries of Emery county,
recommending that it be passed. Adopted,
and the substitute passed. 1t is as follows:
Section BE it enacted by the governor
and Legislative Assembly of the territory
of Utah: That section rs, S. 1, of the com
piled laws of Utah of 1883, is hereby
amended to read as follows:
Section 76, S. ALI that portion of the
territory of Utah bounded as follows, to-
wit: Commencing at point where paral-
lei IS deg. 30 min. north latitude crosses
Green river, thence west along the said
parallel to point six (6) miles west of first
guide meridian east of the Salt Lake meri-
dian; thence north along the township line
between range five (5) and six Co. east, to
the third standard parallel south; THENCE
east three ~ miles to the section line run
ming north through the middle of range six
(6) east; thence north along said section
line to the township line between township
eleven Q1) and twelve 02) south; thence
east along the last mentioned township
line to Green river; thence down the main
channel of Green river to the place of be-
ginning, is..h ereby made and named Emery
county, with the county seat at Cast 'e Dale.
which county is hereby attached to and
made part of the First Judicial dis trict.
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HannY Hnnsiers.

VIM. Timmons, postmaster of Idaville
Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has done
pned, for that bad feeling arising from
lIiney and Liver trouble.'' John Leslie
farmer and stockman, of same place, says
''Find Electric Bitters to be the best Kid
ney and Liver medicine; made me feel like
new man" j. w. Gardner, hardware
merchant, same town, says: Electric Bit
tiers is lust the thing for man who is all
run down and don't care whether he lives
or dies; he found new strength, good appe
tite and felt just like he had a new lease or
life. Only SOC. bottle at A. G. Smith &
Co.'s drug store. 2
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ton for the next two years. In other
words, they asked that 1925, 900 be appro-
priated. The report was adopted.
ON IMPROVED HUSBANDRY.
The committee on agriculture and irriga-
ton reported favorably on H. F. 81, bill
commended that it be passed. Adopted.
The committee on highways recon-
mended that the following amounts for the
Improvement of roads in the counties
named, be made:
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GRAND COUNTY.

Mr. Lund, from the committee on coun-
ties, reported on G. f. 46, bill creating
Grand county, recommending that it be put
upon its passage.
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THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION.
Mr.. Kimball, from the COMMITTEES on ne

Mr.. Kimball, from the committee on peni-
tertiary and reform school, reported, with
amendments, G. F. AZ, in relation to the re-
form school, and recommended that it
be passed. They also recommended that,
owing to the limited financial resources of
the territory, the question of the erection
of a house of correction be postponed for
the present. Adopted
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excel all other fours in quality Ask YOU
grocer for it.
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THE HOUSE.

Mr.. Melville presented petition from
the assessor and collector of Millar6
county, asking relief on account. of delin.
quent taxes. Referred.
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THE COUNCIL.

When the Council convened yesterday
morning, the committee on highways re
ported on II. F. IS, relating to the duties OF
road supervisors, recommending that the
bill be placed or its passage. Report
adopted and the bill read. The rules were
suspended and the bill passed.
ON FISH AND GAME.
The committee on fish and game reported
favorably on H. F. s, providing for the
protection Of fish and game. Report
adopted and bill filed
The committee also reported with amend.
ments on G. F. 20, relating to game and
birds and providing for the punishment
of persons who shall unlawfully kill.
wound or trap certain wild animals during
specified seasons. The bill was then taken
up and passed on second reading.
A recess was then taken until pm.
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Our stock of wooden goods, hosiery an,
underwear at cost. SIMON Bros.
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Take Simmons Liver Regulator. On
dose is worth 500.
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THE COMPILATION COMMITTEE.

Mr.. Thurman from the committee on
judiciary, reported recommending that the
action of the committee on compilation of
laws be ratified, and presenting joint res
CLINTON to that effect. The resolution was
assed under suspension of the rules.
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PILES, FIssURE FIsTULA and all other dis
eases of the rectum cured without pain by
DR.. Charles Thompson. Scott-Auerbach
building, Salt Lake, Utah.
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IMPROVED HUsBANDRY.

H. F. 81. bill in the interest of i'm
proved husbandry was read the SECOND
time.
Adjourned until o-day at pm.
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THE TERRITORIAL LIBRARY.

H. F. 81, the bill providing for the ap
pointment of territorial librarian and il
relation to the territorial library passed
second reading.
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COIN Bros
NOVELTIES IN
Sprin8sDpeSssGoods.
Twenty-seven inch Mohars in Grey and Brown Mixtures
at IL 1-2 cents.
Forty inch Striped Wool Suitings for Spring 81 IL
worth 80 cents.
WASH FABRICS.

During the past week have received additional
designs Scotch Zephyrs and French Saeen which,
neeton with splendid assortment already hand afford
the finest variety New Original Designs
the city.
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THE DEEP WATER HARBoR.
erence to the deep water harbor at Calves
ton, Texas, was adopted.
THE WILD ANIMAL BOUNTY BILL.
The wild animal bounty bill was passed
as per the recommendations of the confer
ence committee.
PAYMENT OF JURORS AND WITNESSES.
Mr.. Howell, by consent, introduced bill
providing for the payment of Jurors, wit
nesses and stenographic reporters, creating
and defining the duties of court commits
sioners. Referred.
ON CIVIL ACTIONS.
Mr. Ferrin, by consent, introduced H F.
90, relating to the place of trial of civil ac-
tions. Referred.
THE REVENUE BILL.
H. F. 70, the revenue bill, was made the
special order for to-day.
THE REFORM SCHOOL BILL.
c. f. 40, the bill amending sections 1902
and 1903 of the compiled laws of Utah of
1888 and adding new section relating to
the reform school, was read the second
time.
GRAND COUNTY.
G. F. 46, the bill creating Grand county,
was read the second time and amended ;
the rules were then suspended and the bill
passed.
H. F. IS, providing for the release of
contracts affecting real estate was read
the second time. The rules were then
| suspended and the bill passed. 1t provides
that any contract, agreement or bond for
| the sale of real estate or any interest
therein, now recorded, or which may be
hereafter recorded in the office of any re
corder in this territory, may be released
and satisfied by entry in the margin of the
record, signed by the party or parties in
interest, or their assigns, and attested in
the same manner as mortgages are now re
leased, and such entry shall have the same
effect as a deed of release duly acknowl
edged and recorded. The act takes effect
from and after its approval
DESCENT OF REAL ESTATE.
! H. F. SO, to provide for making a record
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Mr.. Thurman also reported on H. f. "a.
requiring notaries public to record their
commissions, recommending that it be re-
| iected.
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ESTATES OF DECEDENTs

Mr.. Thurman also reported on h. F. Sc,
in reference to CLAIMS against estates of
decedents, recommending that said bill be
rejected. Adopted.
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The committee on asylum for the insane
presented report, showing that $4,000
was needed to complete the building and
recommending that that amount be appro-
priated; also that $50, 600 would be neces-
sary for the maintenance of the insttitu-
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THE POOR PERSON BILL.

Also on H. T. so, in reference to the
bringing and maintaining of suits by poor
persons, recommending that it be killed
Adopted.
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H. F. SO, to provide for making record
of the descent of the real estate of deceased
persons was read the second time.
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Afternoon Session.
When the Council reassembled at2 pm.
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THE RELEASE OF CONTRA

THE RELEASE OF CONTRACTS
Mr.. Thurman also reported recommend
ing that H. F. SIS. relating to the release of
contracts affecting real estate. Adopted.
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Domestic Wash Fabrics,

At 10c, offer large line of Striped
IL 12c At IL lie showing handsome line of Striped
Plaid Gnghams At 5e. Showing styles
in Dress Gnghams.
French finished Sateens in all the styles coors
at t5c., worth 25e
Gents Fine NeekWear in all the spring novelties
This making speciality Fine Goods and
selling them at third less than regular urnshers.
We showing twenty different styles ESQ., 4Oc
We have the handsomes designs
We offer tie at Use. that you will pay elsewhere
We have handsome assortment of Wndsors at Use.
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THE UTAH REPORTS.

Also on c. J. r. 2, presenting a substi-
tute therefor. 1t authorizes the territorial
auditor of public accounts to purchase and
distribute one hundred copies each of
volumes and 5, of the Utah reports,
among federal and other officials. 1t APP
propriates $1,000 for that purpose The
rules were suspended and the resolution
passed.
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HOSIERY.

Fifty Brilliant Le Hose in Black and Fancy
Stripes, at Soc, worth double the money.
t33 1-3e offer line of Cotton Hose Fast Black
Tans and Modes and Fancy Stripes, worth 50e
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TERRIroRIAL LIBRARIAN.
THE INSANE ASYLUM

The committee on library, reported
favorably on H. F. 81, providing for the
appointment of territorial librarian.
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MIR. Thurman also reported on H F. SO,
bill to provide for making record of the
descent of the real estate of deceased per.
sons, recommending that it be passed.
Adopted.
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THE LIEN BILL,

II. F. 80, to secure to ranchmen, tavern
keepers and others liens on personal prop
erty, was taken up and passed to its third
reading.
The Council then adjourned until II
o clock this morning
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Seme q tie Trufhs People
Should Read.



J 1selns Jopdsn. y. b..
SgAr1LE. Reh is. ioe0.
ny hStie daughter yeass ED
vas hksn uish scariss feves: wss ssck twe
Gays before Ssnt for . doeSor. He came
sn0 It'd me- - hsd scarisk lever and vas
very stck chf5d. ana seemed % fssI quite
concerned sbcvs hsr. / got the medicine
he pssscsibsd and vent TO Eorxing's and
got -. 90. g. q your medicine and stayed
~ her night and day: gave II every Is
minutes ~ ths way. I told The doctor
not to co0e Until sent Tor him. He asked
me = knew what dangerous disease Is
vass tod him could come for him II
Dssdsd- NJ mother has had considerable
experiences with scarlet fever, and she vas
the most frightened woman ron ever saw.
but had con6dsncs in your treatment
From the hrst houS she took il she began
to gst better; in Twelve hours her vassr
commenced "a increase and from the FIRST
doss she began a recover and never
stopped.
l had my iittle boy 1 years old take :
btsis occasionally. in about two weeks .
little Of the rash came cut on him and that
ended the whole thing.
Mother says my lissie girls rapid recov-
cry y the greatest case she ever knew in
al her experience
] gave her just - worth Of your treat-
ment. All PRATT
Sacramento, Cal
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oBA11lR, teofu1Fy %, lo9O.
Oar little gin vas sick With cersbro-spinal
meningitis and. believing in AiIopathy. Ne
sent for DR.. Smart. who instantly said
there wss no hope: however, be did his
bsst. subsequently ws called DR.. 4 l..
smith In consultation and they both said
there never VS. case on record OF this
KIND that ever recovered; that even II she
did she would die Of consumption in three
a'onths. She vas then sick about eigh.
weeks and was blind and paralysei and .
mere skeleton. and vas expected By the
docsors 70 die any minute. When the last
vest'gs Of hops had fled vs sent for DR.. j.
Eugene Jordan. and under his treatment
she entirely recovered. Ths Aliopafh il
nov u discount in our family. The HIS
tosenetic system Of medicine. the only
rational sys:em. has by practical results
proved its theoretical accuracy.
GEO. e. CLANCY.
MRS GEO. 4. CLANCY.
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SCHOOL NOTCH

sealed bids yin b rscsivsd ~ - ~ l .
school als.rics No 1, untu Mouda3. - .
az n NJ. ser sehsos bsuds sseA - -
iassion Of cue thousand Gst.o1
whole q tina pTfnefpai q es1d -
hunersA and Afty thsusssd f3t1e -. &
Thee boa2s vii bear tn1efs9 9 :
per anuusa psysbie sxni-~nnnalU. -.
s,ssh psI and intsrsue yoynbloo - -
ar AR, Frsncisso o. 81 che oD<saB - -
sonds WI be scH - - p<sDee ~
hsghess rsse Of rrsmixns saea -
the r.ss OF prsntam ara assvno1
sssxnsfI w.6s LA11M&1. - -
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new YoRx. May N-Thc stock market today
vas quiet bat developed marked strength, with
~ result Of closing with majosity Of the
socks fraetiouaiIy higher than last evening.
0ovrsnments steady
me weekly bank statement shows . reserve
iactesse Of u ass as. specie increase Of $50.
% The banks now hold q. al. 900 In excess Of
the rule
NoNEY AND ExcHASGK.
Money on cell. easy with 20 loans: prime mer-
eantiie paper. sal: sterling exchange. quiet
sndstssdy; so-dsy oilis. Asss&; demand. sAscsS.
Bar silver. slo4l<
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RAILROAD STICKS.
NEW YORK xrscmASp,sx.

rEW ftHk SkHSHASbtSk-
NEw Yosx. Nay ~ -Hops-Ffrm.
Subscriptions closed fsm. soe.o points np;
eia $500 bags: May. si79ls. 10;
Mnes t6eSeiS.so; July sis, sosai6-o; spot Rio
eeedy: fair carsocs. soc; No. tiat bean. $50
No
saesf-Raw. arm; refining. SAC: centrifugals
~ &c: sales. s.o,o tons Muscovado, - test
80 rnned. nrm; on A. Ssc; granuissed.
Copper-Firm: lake, May. Slslo
Lesd-Fasiy steady: domestic. san.
Unsteady; strait. saosS
Nuueeam-spot opened slc, closed sHAe.
80 opened sst.c, closed stsSc.
Nhsat-Closed weak: cash, csc: jane, $50
(cs July sst,c.
cesn-sseady; cash. sSse; June. ss..s
~ July, 81
0<e
Pxk-Firm: cash, SIS; June. asos; Ja,y.
Ma
Ne-Firm at Sc.
bafley-Steady
waisky-Firm aud advanced TO sios.
saouaden-'S. 20; short clear, ss.sasAso:
oRt ribs. N2A
CHICAGO noAkp or TRADE
CuscAac. Nav es--wheat--Exeifed ard
IT opening, Jaly isst &c under The ciosias
ersoy; held iairly sesay for awhile. taen
esined toar ias le below; prices aactcased
- Closed l3.e lower than yesterday. NAY,
49, August. 9,sc; September. stsc lower tnsn
Nefday. All sorts OF bad crop news were
- Nceised from various winter wheat sec
49, keceipts, sSs.oo bushels; shirn MS
80 bushels
CHICAGO LIVE srccK.
sNh1cAso May ~ Cattle Receipts. ao.oc9,
~ sAd steady; eeeves. s&eox.s: steers. tS.ess
eockers aud feeders. g. zoos. 20. Texas
- e oasan
es-Receip's. iAoces steady: mixed. s. $50
x &.ss<a& s.; light. - SoaA
- Receipts. incoo. dull natives, s&SS
IN. r. 50sS 80; Texans. esaSa
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nvHnsoox. Nag al-wheas-In nodsfsds de-
nand: csifffonia spot lots. es9iIssdg7s I'D:
on coasf. 81 ss@sss: Just shipped. 30 "a:
cAfxoes due. SIS ID: cArxoes ca coast, buJ ors
hold "a: On passase. rafher easier.
Weather IN England very 0ne.
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ecorex sEcEirrs ANp croTATfoxs.
- fhAxciscc. Nay ss-Preduee receipts
Io0 quarter SACKS. wheat. u.ooo
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Pullman reservations made for all points East
Via ne xc9thesn rnciac railroad the vpstibuied
sleeper ana 6tntng-caf line. A. Chilbefg city
ttshos ogwnt. n Second street, B0ssoa block:
Tonktn. depot tsckstssept. Seattle
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a0 g. TERMINAL on INTERIOR FONTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
= The I'm - take to I'll points East ana
s0usa. ~ - the DINING CAB ROUTE u
!sns tnsough vssuhnied Trains svsey
DAY IN the year %
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
NO char9s Of eayO
nan Drawing Roam sisepeu of
latest equipmeuk
-1oUAIEr SHIPPING CARS
Deoe that can b constructed and in which
eeconmodafions ars hosa rExE and furnished
xlEoAxr DAT coAcHE4
sford;ng dirscs and uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper resezvasions eau BE- secured
In advance through ssy sEens Of the rad
THROUGH TIcK1Is
10 and fron III points in America. England
and Europe eaa Do purchased q any ticket
Leave seastis Il Sos Z m daily; arrive at
Minneapolis or = Paul 1t $40 p m
PACIFIC Dlvrsox.--Arrtve .: seattle ?: 5 = N.
Olympia and chehaiis expires; AIS = M. II
coma express; IS 2 n. Portland and so1th-
3.i5 y m. Olympia and Chehalis express; Up
m, Portland and south
Through Pullman Palace seepins Cam. Gle
enut day coaches, finest palace dining car b.
tween eeattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
trains. roasss and other details furnished On
y B. CH HAT Asst. Gen. Pass AT,
IN First St., Cor. Warrington. Portland, OF.
l. a. ND .AU. Ge.sersl Aren't. Sc tie
\ CHIL1ERG, CITY Ticket. Agent 7Is Second
street. Hostoa block. Seattle wash
Z TONKIN, Ticket Agent.
sss&sis Depot. foos a Third strsel
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iss~es n ". Baker Cas- wharf eseD Tuse
esy q 10 q n tsf 1ogt fDwuoeod, seen.D.
lew Daafen~se. Port AnEesess Creste1s Soxs
Lsse rave: ard PyxAt eaxrysnG fse5ght ao1 -
0sessa = J. U41k1L 1anaDx
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2SCKST LADIES CLorHs
1harty-slx tuehes wide. new shades Just re-
oeiyedL Chsnoof CieAry.
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= AcCArtan. City
THE sxoQuALxiE.
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Morrison vi. ~ \ I Keefer. Vancouver
u si:Sop. a,na ssomsll 'S'A-
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Bowden 4 q. Ia Conner
The Northern Pacific Railrood vestihuie Din
Log sud aeeptne. Car Line. daily eervics 70 g.
cka1ks oi cars and swenty ave miles the short.
CT route to thicagu Tourist sleeping cars
tnrossh. plseing passcnsefs y ne unson depot.
ahsa1 q other Inca a. Chilbsrs. city tiekst
eqen1 10 Second sarset, Bosscn block. : Ton
hin. depot ticket agent. seattle.
BUT1ER BUTTER.
Cor roeefved every week fresh from the cream
~. Ask year efocer for Il. j b. Agsus' fancy
eeoe0eey.
2SCENT LADIES CLOTHA
1hifty-eix saehes wide. new shades. Just re-
oeived Chs cieary.
Pullman reservations made for ali points East
Via ne xcs1hesn rnci6c railroad the vpstibuied
keepoe ana 6tntng-caf line. A. ChfIbefg city
ttsko1 ogwns ~ second street, B0ssea block: Z
Tonktn. depot tsckvtsseut. Seattle
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BUTIER BUTTER
Cor roceived every week fresh from the cream
~. AK yoar ef0cer for Il. J. B. Assus' fancy