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OF the mains are laid as least six feet below the
surface.
They also Iasd in the same tine - ssFvtcs
pipes- The total number Of service ptpoe on De
eember l. 1853. was T,567: total number OF by
drants, sos: total length Of mains, 71z73 miles:
number Of gallons pumped In isa. 1,ses. SzS. 90;
the average number u gallons PER day, -;
daily average per person. taking population q
1900, Ios gallons: working expenses, interest.
account. ETC.. for pumping per Lon eAllonse
77-loc: revenue derived for each 100 gallons
pumped. sioc.
The working expenses. maintenance and ~
pairs, including fs alarm expsnsos. were
Sis1, 5oe -: tcsal revenue fos lsse. x1t0 1D0.
The total construction account for new pump
ana pipe exsensisus - above ~ el<l.osA6l
The plans for the new machinery IN the above
extensions were made By one of ne foremost
eugiuees Of the country. and cot juse alooo
The engineering for the water works proper and
extension was done by their resident engineer
and manager. whose salary - t2.oOo Per annum.
I give yoa thoss agurss. = think there Is food
for reflection for seafsieites which u woald b
vell 70 they pondered ever for awhile.
The city alluded 70 authorized the issue Of
bonds 70 the amount Of el50oo0 IN order to
make the above exscnssons. bonds payable In
thirty yean q per cent interest
These bonds were sold ss spAo2 and realized
eG oso. which. with accrued interest Of eeL7.
made . eo<Ai Oh 1tA.n<l@
Al the close OF the fscai year there We .
balance dns on new pumps. bnildtnes and ex-
tensions Of @ o93 %, and cash on hand 10 pay
this ts,6l072 The total cost 81 this entire
water works from their commencement In ls7l
untu November ]. 1859, IL 81. 3oo.ss6e
Nov, for one want water works Of TIE very
best possible construction. snd everything I'm
and about them 20 be Of the most permanent
description, bat ~ the same time want 70 See
the city ges full value for their money. and BY
the proposed system, tins they most certainly
viii not rsceiva have cited the sbovs ngures
TO show the cost OF system Of similss eapac-
ity to what We require. and N equally effective
system shoud not cost - much money for con-
siyaction here In the ease CITED he motive
power 10 water. costing much more than . steam
plant - frss cost. bat much cheaper 90 run.
Here vs have 70 provide scam plaat q once
and the working expenses only make the cost
Of waser 70 the consumer slightly over The cost
cited, but II proper economy In procuring The
bess plsss and with careful running, the coss Of
water should be aboat the sama
CHARIHs EsyLxx.
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THE WATER SUPPLY.
Views illustrated i'm Figures by = Pr
teal Man.

Views illustrated I'm Figures by . Prac-
teal Man.
SEATTLE. March IL
To THE EDTroR: so the city council have, for
the present, decided 70 lay over Mr.. b. williams
pet scheme for bringing water from Cedar river
Until - more convenient season" and are now
10 concentrate their dazzling ability TO an ex-
tension OF the present system. but Ike the chill
dren OF the promise even after being liberated
from their slavery. IN have still q laundering
after the nesh poss OF Egypt" and several OF
them express the most unmitigAted sorrow be-
easse the proposal OF Mr.. Williams il for the
present ."sabled.
Our worthy mayo- is credited with the express
sion that he would accept the scheme - oss-
lined by Mr.. wiiiiams-'-wooden pipe and ali IS
Be the way. I think the scheme Of bringing
water from Cedar river 10 nos original with Mr.
Williams have seen the project moo,ed long
before ever heard his name. and II I am not
MISTAKEN preliminary survey was made before
his advent
Before discussing this prrsea, proposition for
any exseusioa of this present system. / would
like. with your permission. 20 say something
farther about tsis Cedar river proposal and in
tire frs, place would SAX Ar. Williams 20 Five
Us some details OF the construction of his
wooden pipe-espseialiy a. the poiats Of greatest
pressare--sgcsafy the thickness Of the s;syes,
the widta and thickness o; the iron
eanes. the number and tiame:e. Of
TIRE clamFsag bolts IN each band ansf
the asss&ncs apart from eeasex 10 center al the
bands n would adj greatly 60 the vain. Of this
technical Information II the width. thickness
distance from ernses 70 center Of anSa number
aad diameter OF h-ss8 sr the ssrns
were given for portions Of TIE ptps
under different p-essEres-sAy. 10 rounds rer
square inch. - pounds. So pounds IS poausss
fe3 pounds. LIS pounds. ise ,eaads rs AID 90
pcun4A 1t "a matter Of naass r=ass-fa. coaeern
20 seattle that this pipe, II ever built sAsu he
tailt properly, and think that The cit a sre
ensisied ~ the !aso-r sfsoa asked Tor
Another Of The great prospective benefits 20 he
derived froEa this Ceesy river rropa>tzo n n a
tie city Will have TIE '-raress' water pas~shle
Ncw, IN making every iasn ecasd possshay
%. and asser ciesse Sss-sonai sxarsEafiar al sae
water Of Lake wzxasagsoa. aa4 sssnS II t-oru
the essy service IN ny dwelling can fai no
fasis villa u eay trozn sts axh1sy 20 b AZ n a
a. 3 moments Beilee--sa csAsT .o-cs-ssa scare
tsy. sczae parties Aave spoken Win lave rx-
rre<srd themselves gshe<~ were .oss rtre-xs,
thai sAe wassr1 Of Lake wAsAIExtcn were a. one
szrze pzre. eas they have accepted in pArf the
popular cxtchwoed tAaf they are ner con ,ar,-
szases ~ the anczrf Of aeeaytrx ysw><an,s
matter whisa tats Ia way .asc tee iakr ana n~
the saw nziA and last bHs nos least sy tae sex.
srass sa2sse-. Which. IA tie -sxees nve ast bre .
vii get tasa sae lake The sewerage .s.s5sxu
resolves is.ea. AID whether TIE sssy fx.hers VIII
81 sos. u vii essrtaallx - slssosea CT ~ IA
tszs iHiea1e4 I'D - sstilne1 u ~ pesysoss
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49, ~~w<hsm. IN f1snx r. 49,
- -s--s.s q. :. ~~esxssEru. =
h-~.-.s.--- $500 - vfrne..>d ard
q - - a. -rvsx-~ a. ,,~rx~~.zr
49, . ---he~ - s-euh,erxu, - a. sxnnA
.-..., ~s~r, 49, Z sf.,A 80 hs~Alx r.
.-..resha. - ..r t,~o.sn ssxfx ~ears q s~e.
r. - .r.rrsss IL h4x At vhasever Il NAY
= q. rrox~..o~ spparentav m.de fhis oid
~.nsIeman hpisex. himself : hov a<ssu. In
sxsr>d vfth hoxssh ts.se~ sd n~ssous.
Ta~.cefor4h "A a shs o,d xens,emans.
.rxtco. eovrnorsed With th~ de- thst n
v.x : boy az sea ysass Old. instead Of beinx
. m.n AZ xsrsx
e.s,1n~ n. lupx. Ard ths ola ~kafa~maa
sroan6 him. ths proses.o. nroposed = sxuos
81 rn.ytle. "a which shsy IA ,deefuflv a.
s~uted. Nv = pressure Of his ffnsur into
fh~iy several PAINS. the professor presrnsed
s.eb AZ th~m vf.h sn ius~inary msrha. :
s.vsn~,s ana ..ta~1 vers estahsiahed ana tks
~.uae rrocersaed The csd IAN ma f,rxt
rs.x ara e.r>fuilx ..ss~r~d. hss Imaginary
ruert,ss n>s, ma Of sf,e srnasfasyv marhl~s
In d. rsn~. besns vary careful - To- fhs
sue~snsrv rnsrk In shootin~. sna aI.o vsth
~y..s e.rs noted WHARF hIs marbae had
l.ra~d ~ ~ whirh .nr>.,.a IN b. r~.,
not only 20 him bat slso 10 the oshsr may
erx. while The others vere taking thar
si,ots. and vhsie the old mans hack v.s
turned. one Of tAe bov. stoopsd down.
uaeked M the old mans marble. and pock-
e,ed IL. Than. vhen II xg.;u came thu old
man. turn "a shoat and ~h~n he vent 70
usck il ar. hs missed IL and a oncs made !
search for IL and sound Il IN the racket Of
N. hov vha h.d stolen 4, !. th~y. t.sinx M
real msrbie IN the cs.s from BEGINNING 10
end he Il understood
OF eourse this seem. Ike = hfrhtv Inn
nro,.ble II not an u.t~rsy impossikae case
but IL IL highly accyeaised and IL il hard 70
ceae,sve that any respecsabis ;ournsi or
writer voula foixt II mon the public unless
thems@Ives deceived. The especiaI mvs-
tery In ,bss ease If II was not 4 trick. L. 70
account for the action az thu mind which
msds the Old man miss an imaginary
mar Die when he was not aware that
another had attempted 70 steal Il. The
theory Ia that be saw and taough. what
ever the experimental chose 70 have him
see ana think.
A writer for the February Arena cites
several eases scarcely less remarkable than
this, and some that in one respect are even
more SO. In the fac. that By notification of
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The proposition 10 appropriate 5000 Of
the Relief Fund to relieve suffering in Sam
Francisco is eminenty proper. OF that
Fund we hare now on hand up
wards Of $4,000. more. certainly,
Than win be needed. San Francisco con-
tribused literally TO aid US in our need. aud
now it would be very grateful thing TO
return In part at least money which she
needs for the relief Of suffering at home.
There should Be no delay about the
matter.
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Vancouver n c. NewxAsversise.
Tae exressenoo 81 DAKOTA Was VERY similar 20
shat Ne save had IL ear ;errssorres For wears
saere wss strsxxstng snd Snerna;1nx irrni-
grafton. wasa saet~&se1 20 a reo. When rail-
rs~ss asa SVEN facilities for reaching the
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Arpiie. Also to EA.s<rn~r..

New orss&cs Efraes per>ccrxr
When >cESAssnsrs 40 iroua Aone they sovr
-; nd Of tassz p-ostnSs. sseaS saas sAsss pztea
j. sae whole verb. an. ia, TIE eals r-oSress
a ne tesEispheve Is he sozs.e AAs rssse rru-
gress Of q ssw cd States
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NszpAks Arpesl
Is asS sAAnx sSr easy - le TOO n~sssav.
ses saserais are soTs<sssass os tnsnl,s s.tvxa-
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SAL Lac Trihnne.
tsss1~tAy. legislature May ns more s.ea -
yes sysx sszezess u l.Aa.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-24
RAILROAD LOCALITIES.

Mr.. J. +. France. assistant Suprrintcnd-
"nt Of bridges and buildings. Of the sun
set. left last night for FL Pa>o.
The Arkansas Pass train was delayed
last night until nearly midnight on ac-
count Of Il WaShOut at Skull creek. some
where east Of Kennedy. nccc>>itating a
transfer of passengers.
The |. IL G.. y. have issued an order
directing agents to r"fuS" shipments of
live stock or pcriShablr goods for points
east of Delphi. La. on account of high
water and consequent m"nac" To traffic.
The Arkansas Pass will give a onr-farc
rat" for the round trip To the Cattlrm"n' :
convention meeting in Corpus Christi,
April Both.
The l. & G. y. distributed TWO train
loads Of ties between here and New
BraunfclS yesterday.
J. W. McCarty. formerly one of the
most popular Of the southern Pacific
boys but now of tn" Mexican lntcrnatiOn-
al. was married last night in Eagle Pass
to Miss Bell Narn"lI.
On the north-bound cypress car on the
|. and &. y. train yesterday evening Their"
were a number Of sacks containing $1,000
in Mexican silver dollars from the MiImo
Laredo national bank to Eugene Kelly u
Co.. New York. This is the largest ship
mrnt of coin that has passed here for
some time.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-24
EVERY MEAL is a TRIAL

To the dyspeptiC. FiatuIent, heartburn, OPP
preSsive fullness of the stomach, are the in
evitable sequences of his use of the knife and
fork. To say of him that he gratities the
craving of appetite would be genuine satire.
He only appeases them. Is relief attainable?
well as thorough remedy. Hostettcr's Stomach
Btters. Will 1t cure Immediately? Certain
ly motif does not effect miracles. But it
does give prompt and indispensable relief, and
will If persisted in. produce an ultimate
cure Not only does it impart relish to the
food, but promotes its conversion by the
stomach into rich health and Strengthens
nerves, mental depress ion, and unquiet
slumber produced by interruption of the dig
estve functions, are also remidied by 1t. 1t
is the finest preventive and curative of NAL
ariel disorders, and relieves constipation,
rheumatism, kidney and bladder ailments,
and liver complaint. 4-:!6-6t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-24
THE COURTS.


Mrs. Susie Mitchell was tried by jury
i'm the county court yesterday Afternoon
and adjudgcd to be insane. She has beer
in the asylum at Austin and was recently
returned home, with the endorsement thai
she was sufficiently cured.
llilariO Garcia. the Mexican who at
tempted to kill his mother because She re-
fused him money. was arrested yesterday
afternoon. Two charges are now against
him: aggravated assault and theft.
In the 37th district court Pedro Castro
who was yesterday put on trial for assault
with intent to Kill Joseph Rittrmnan. was
given years, the full limit.
This morning Ramon Quintanil 10 alias
GuiticrcZ. ON whose former trial the jury
failed to agree is being tried again today.
This morning the only business trans
acted in tn" 45th district court was 10
grant defendant in the suit of Piper V.
the c.. H. and =. A. railway leave to file
first amended answer. and the plaintih :
objections being Ovcrrulrd the plaintiff
took nOn-Suit.
The following new suits have been filed
I'm the 45rh district:
John VI. lizard v. \. y. Alice, for
debit
sam Rose. ct al. ". Jas. p. Hickman,
appeal from iu>tic" court
W. j. Williams ". the Lone Star Brew
ing company: ON bill of exchange.
An affidavit was filed against Adclinr
De Knight before Ju>tic" Heron charg-
ing her with keeping diSOrdcrly house.
Civil business occupied the morning in
Justice McAlliStrr'S court.
There were seven cases in the recorders
court this morning and g? in fines were
assessed. Among those fined was VIM.
Elliott. charged with maintaining NUS
>amcr. i. g. lraky gutter ON the building
north side of Main plaza.
Joseph Babb was caught last night with
Il bright new dirk in his boot
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-24
Notes of IA Trip to Houston,

The Arkansas Pass railroad runs through
one of the most beautiful and fertile re-
gionS of the state
From Kennedy to IIaIIrtt>viIIr i Sec
ton of surprising natural beauty in the
way Of amd>capr. \ rolling prairie
country mtpr>prr>rd with strips of oak
TIMBER that resemble splendid parks.
Fine farms and extensive paS1urr> over
Yet it could be- made the home of thou>-
audS of industrious farmers
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-24
DISTINGUISHED Guests.

A party of distinguished St. LouiSianS
arrived this afternoon in a special car
Yoaklim. j. j. Stevens and +. d. L.
WickcS. and were escorted TO the rooms
of the San Antonio club where Il rccrp-
ton was rendered them. They number
among them some wealthy capitalists
who are doing the stat" with an eye TO
Investment. and it is needless to say that
they will be- treated right royalty during
their stay here. In tn" party are Colonel
FOrdyce. John r. Davis. John A. Scuddrr.
Dan Catin. +. :. Rouse. X. c. krrne>.
ThoS. II. West and Juo. H. Beach.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-24
Fortunate ChiCaSOauS.

In the Feb. 1lt1 drawing of the Louisiana
State Lottery two citizens drew cash prizes
which have made them wealthy. H. l.. HUI
burd. IS Metropolitan Block, Is one of the
lucky citizens. To a Traveller representative
Mr.. Hulburd said: held one,quarter of
ticket No 4g.9IS which drew the third capital
prize OF 500 .. The cash, $l2,jOO, was prompt
iy received by me through the American Ex-
press Co." Messrs. Charles kOzmnski Co.,
bankers, l6S Macon street. collected for Gus
toner. through the State National Bank of
New orleans, one twentieth of ticket No.
G4.3S5 which drew the first capital prize of
100000 in the same drawing.-Chicago 1ll.)
Arkansas Traveller, March Is.
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APPLY TO j. W. McGILL aco.,
for prices Of all kinds Of m'ch'y. 4-lS-lm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-24
Died.

At her residence No. l. South Press
street. at $50 yesterday evening. Mrs.
Nina Zimmerman. in tn" GSth year of
her age Funeral will take place this
evening nj 40
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Back

Mrs>r~. Im, Hewitt, 4. p. TugwoII. r.
- B. johnson. }. =. NrWromb, c. Shacklett
and Fred k#utZrr returned last night
from Houston. where they attended the
state convention Of ia" Republican
League They rpor, several Wa>houtS
on the road up.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-24
Musical Culture.

May be acquired by hearing good music
executed. Send your children To the Marx
MendlcSohn concert. Friday. April -. at
Casino hall,
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AeeLYroJ w. mcerLLaco..

for rare bargains in city, suburban. farm
and ranch property. 4-lS-lH
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-Nahnckc hotel bar Fine Saratoga
whisky. wines, imported and DOMESTIC
day Polite attention. Otto Fielder, late
of Turner hall bar, proprietor. I'm
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-06-27
AN IIOIIE III.
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Bids are called for County Jail
Mrs. Alfred Johnson is very sick, as
we go to press.
The Polly left with big raft for
Blakely, yesterday.
A full line of Lead, Oils, Colors and
Mixed Paints at G. V. Dunbar's
Chas. r. Davis, representing the
Olympia Tribune, is in town.
Miss Iona Giles, of Olympia, was
visiting Mrs. Chas. Leake, and other
friends last week.
Real estate business is reported dull.
Query: Did not owners run up prices
little too rapidly.
An assortment of fashionable sum-
mer shoes & slippers just arrived at
Asmus & Sargison's Shoe Store.
The ordinance published today
covers a multitude of sins and trans
gressions-and provides the penalties
Shoe Dressing, Backing Brushes &
Dobber's Heel Spoons, Button Hooks,
and all kinds of shoe store supplies
Kept for sale at Asmus & Sargison's.
The baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leisure, aged ten months, died Thurs
day morning, in spasms, which the
doctor was unable to relieve.
The case of G. w. C. Kennedy VS..
S. K. r, Co.,-damages for killing a
heller, was argued before Judge Cv-
phert last Thursday, and plaintiff non
suited. Company declined to pay fig
ure demanded, hence the suit.
A. A. Hunter writes us that thew
will have.a picnic and clam bake, at
Hunters Point, the Fourth. There
will be dancing in the afternoon and
evening, and quite crowd is expected
from this vicinity.
The ladies of the local w. C. T.UI
will give an ice cream and cake social
In the Masonic building, on Front st..
this evening. This is good ice cream
weather and everybody screams for it.
so turn out and partake of the first of
the season.
The Shelton public school closed
T!iuay LOT three months vacation,
with appropriate, exercises, in both de,
partments, at which many parents
were present. The children also en-.
joyed picnic and romp on the prai-
RE. There is much for the directors
to do during this vacation, and thew
should devise ways and means to ac-
complish the needed improvements
Tx u2 and furnish at least one of the
second floor rooms for the rapid in.
crease OF children, and the building
should be painted, as the present color
almost gives the children sore-eyes.
The DEMOCRATS of Mason comfy
were represented at meeting
held here Monday night, and a 10.
Cal county club was organized, with
VIM: Potts, President, VIM. Purdy
wee President;,J. w. Day Sec.; and
u: NJ. Duckworth, Treas. The officers
with ]. E. Sigh, constitute an execu-
tive committee of five. The Demo
Gratis are moving in all parts Of the
State, getting ready for action. but
the Republicans appear to take things
easy. The election this year will be
holly contested, and the Republicans
Will have hard work to hold their own
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The encampment of the Nation
al Guard Of the State of Wash
ineton is being held at American
lake, an admirable selection. The
boys are right in expecting that
the business with which more OF
less of them are connected will
offer no objection to the ten DAVIS
vacation which will be required to
allow them to 60 into camp with
theircomrades. There may come
a time when our militia will find
themselves called upon for some
thing more than playing soldier.
If that time comes they will not
be prepared for it unless they are
familiar with camp lite through
actual experience. All citizens
should see to it that the boys find
nothing in the way to prevent
them from participating in the
training which is the object of the
annual encampnlcnt, II practical
reasons enter into the question, it
is safe for any emplnyer to count
upon so much bet,er.service from
the young man who has spent ten
days in camp than he would re-
celve from the same young man if
refused permission to join his COM
rades, that he will write the vaca.
ton down paying Investment.
Globe.
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United States Land Office

Seattle W. T. March end, 1889
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the Act of Congress of June g.
1875 entitled, can act for the sale of timber
lands in the States of California, Oregon Neva-
da and washington Terr," VIOLA KEEzER
of Shelton County of Mason, Territory of wash
Statement No 4479, for the purchase of the
north west quarter of Section No. 80, in tn.
20 N, range west, and will offer proof to show
tn at the land sought is more valuable
Tor its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes and to establish his claim
to said land before the Register and Receiver of
this office at Seattle w. T., on Monday the 29th
day OfSept 1890.
He names witnesses: william Dunbar,
Truman HYDE, John Anderson and Stephen
Ferris of Shelton,
Any and all persous claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this Office on or before said % day of
Sept. 1890 JOHN b. BAIRD, Register.
Date of first Pub June -26-35.
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In the Superior Court of Mason County, State of
Washington, holding terms at Shelton for the
County of Mason.
STATE OF WASHINGTON( ss.
County of Mason. %
S. ]. HOLLAND & S. S. LORD. co-partners. I'M
der firm name of S. J. HOLLAND & Co. pl'tff.
VS..
PAT O'HARE, Defendant.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
In the name of the State of Washington: You
are hereby notified that s. J. Holland & Co.,
plaintiff, has filed a complaint against you in
the Superior Court of Mason County, holding
terms at Shelton, in the State of Washington,
which will come on to be heard sixty days after
the first publication of this Summons. to-wit:
sixty days after the 9th day of June 1890, and
unless you appear and answer the same or
before the 9th day of September $780, the same
will be taken as confessed, and the prayer grant
ed. The object and prayer of said complaint is
to recover judgment against the Defendant here
in for $1O62 IS and costs of suit. And you are
further notified that your property is under at
tachment to satisfy said cause.
Witness my hand and the Seal of said Court,
this 3rd day of June 1890. J. w. DAY JR.,
SEAL Clerk of said Court.
J. Cal McFadden, Attorney for plaintiff.
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microscopes. Compasses, Spectacles of
all kinds, and Yankee notions at stones
Eggs taken in exchange for goods, as
cash, at Asmus and Sargisons.
Whites Sewing machine, (best in the
world is now for sale at Asmus & Sar~
gison's. : o"'
A lot of Sew Downs 10 be sold chean
at Asmus and Sargisons.
Chehalis gets the State Reform School
and is happy.