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myrisds Of extracts and invented BY Lubin or
Atkinson.
A pretty Eastern custom is to burn perfumes in
the house. The pasties brought here can, however,
but III replace the aromatic gums which one obtains
only In Egypt or India good substitute can be pre-
pared easily by mixing incense with some powdered
myrrh, some dried lavender and powdered berga-
mot. Burned In q silver or copper brulc parfums
this mixture els the apartment with delightful al
most mystical perfume, forming truly fitting atmos-
phere for pretty and elegant woman.
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JUDGE / Tree u It's nUIs
eraru reh a leao

emr5xx, Yeh q, l9an
On ths lIth q eepeenber, Ism. called
upon ID. Josdaa Win uhas - doctors
saad 80 indamnasory rheumafism- Ny
right hand rs The sizs Of foor and had
not ben sbae TO sleep Tor several nights.
Dr- Jordan prescribed for ~ and told me
20 obtain some small hotties in which 70
pat tia useticsne. shereuron went into
2 seattle drug store ard asksd for SONS
o0eftss. rsmsTksng that wanted thsv -
put Dr.. Jordan's medicines insn 4 lady.
Who Vas present. xrztuisoas.y remarked
that DR. Jordan wAa quack. paid no
attention 70 this. ~ had previous expsri
sncs with the doctor. Who relieved me Of =
misery In which other sminent physicasns
uttariy failed In juss tuo weeks I could
write with my hand and IL has been well
svsT since. The only objscticn have Ros
b that pajd - for the medicine and sos
vel before ussd onerhah 81 Il. and now
have - worth Ct medicine have no use
for. which Is segravAtins.
r.. J. BACHELDER,
Representing tie Seth Thomas Clock Co.
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The City u Psshia i due Asrs e 8 s,e,oek
1ss mDrnius
he schoosn 1saaw = san usd - = nsa-
nfng's wharf
The suu Ills ssd - vsss ssd ~ h shs Ysp
,es baGtn yesteeday.
The tug Rain19 ~ noossd q shs Nsd1eon
street. hAaksn yesterday.
The steaa1htp Hsyrsu Rspuhaie iasvup -
francesca sunday nsxs 10 Ne sound
The collier WtsIams<ss sailed fo< Portland q
noon yessestay with 2. 100 tons al csax
The Steamer Idaho DISCHARGED ten tons al hsy
rem Ccure7siis - Bsxfer's wharf yesterday.
ne ssxs Phantom. Dsspssch. and shs Steamer
1ods Wefe TED up u Bakers wharf yesterday
The steamer Michigan came In from whsscom
late euBasy nI4hs- took : cargo Of coal. ard iest
Tor Portland aboat midnixht
me sieAmship CITY Of Topeka Il scheduled 70
isase Tor AiaakA March 4, bat Il Il not knoun
whsehe she viii b seady - ieavs or not
Tho stesmship Waisa waiia Anfshed cosl!nx
yesterday and moved 70 the Ocean dock sac
sails fnr sar ffane1sco q O'Clock this evening.
The ship sousntnm. from ssa Psaacssco. with
general cargo Tor Harrington q smith, reached
Port Townsend yesterday and VIII b here 10
day
The ship spartan vent 70 the coal bunkers
yesterday. sac viii b given quick Dispatch. ~
aha = the only vessel new loading coal II the
bunheA
The billing for the Union Pacific ,teamer sig
nails freight wss received from Portland yesser-
DAY morning. and fhs Signal herself IL expected
hero today.
The }. c. Britain arrived here from Chncka-
nut with cargo Of 800 tons Of Stone late Sunday
night she II disehasxsnE q Bakers wharf. aad
viii hnfsh early this morning.
The steamer Ekasit Chief h again in active
servtee- She iefs for whatcom Lass svenine. and
IN future will alternate on that route With the
6fsts Of Washington. she lssying Nonaays,
Wednesdays ard Fridsys. and The stats san
days. Tuesdays and Thurrdaya
Tho oark videtse. Capsain Pyle. arrived here
yesterday morning from Ban Francisco with =
full eAfko OF general merchandise. consigned 10
Harrington 4 smith, She docked q Harrtng-
ton sraIth's wharf and began dischargins.
She viii fni.h In about three days. when she
kocs 70 Port Aadtsou. where she ioeds b cargo
at lumber for San Trancfsoo
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w..A,.s,s. ,m.,sr.u.a .aa n.~..s..A


We have foe sale io.eou acfee In diaes.
est pssss ut the state In 3. 10 % ~. y Aad
loo acre fsrms-good farming lands. " acres Al
kneSselaw. ~ nailes south Of seattle ca Northern
facsae rasir al. sco3 improvements snail
or hAra. o. .Ws % and leo .crss sossEnfaeas
land on Haods cana; 50 and leo aeres sosefss.
raens land Ia kitssn county; - acyes near ufesE
lake. $500 pet aefe. TO acres near .reea ske.
tiue Per ser. u acre. M0rces tsiAnd. 30: 10
scrvs Per- Angeles. slrs per acre; ssnd II Acre
iots rear fars Townsend, siM Fer acre, laks
treats Ga Lake Washington. opccssFe tbs fefsnt-
nus o. Ma&isea street. cable raj way 10 caoice
lots in Pheasant valley, or the aine q TIE pro
posed electric railway along toe boulevard siss
OF lots ssx.sA within s;gat % htswstha Park.
tstu each sete acres cnoscs pieces os Serther1
Pacific raslroaa lands In KtHx county. % 30 80
Per acre. 20 acres In scc -, " ~ n. re. near
SsstAern fse &c railroad; land n Sess seattle
10 Aerxss SO acres = &c L - e n. ~ ". al
good eafs9. 80 scr~s 500 . IN grsss 30 per acre
no acres IN Sc II 20 = n. ~ y, coed clay ap
tanS, hesytsy tsEahersd. Sal per acre: 40 sores
In secs u All - - > H. ". mostly bottom
land yi.-so per acre ~ scres ~ EageEe CTR.
CFexoa. nsrey Improved. sd iatnx civ, BE
PEE acre Improved. wil Gus mp into ssre losa
nns sl Dor an average az slsH per acre tbs .
xr~as hsssatns isa esss ~ snt near 10 LAKE.
WsshiaSsen. {7s pr acre koxwed nasidlng.
room =. Seattle. WAsA
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eKArrIx. wash. Feb. Is. 1870.
Our little girl was siek with cerehro-spinal
meningitis. and. believing In aliopathy. We
sent for DR.. Smart. who instantly said
there was no hope; however. he did his
best subsequently, No called Dr.. L L.
Smith In consultation and they both said
there never was = case on record Of this
kind that ever recovered; that even II shs
did she world die Of consumption in three
months. She was then sick about eight
weeks and was blind and paralyzsd and .
mere skeleton and Was expected by the
doctors TO die any minute. When the last
vestige Of hope hsd 6cd Ne sent for DIR. j.
Eugene Jordan, and under his treatment
she entirely recovered. The allopath Is
nor 1t . discount In our family. The
Histogenetic system Of medicine. the only
rational system, has by practical results
proven it, theoretical accuracy.
GEORGE L. CLANCY,
MRS. q. e. CLANCY.
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CAUTToN-Ths Hissogenssic Medicines
are sold in bus one agency In each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: DIR. ]. Eugene Jor-
dams Histogenetic Medicine Every other
device Is fraud
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6Ar YnAscIsco. Ma1cA 1--AsFsy~a- s<ur
Ut. k1sa. foFt1snds s1r Qneen q -
Iaqutna by: sms Farafzone, Yanutua ~
sstsed-ehsp oE1ensai. Tscona; ship DssAlnx
WAse. Tacoma: Empire, Nanafno. CJ<area-
1kfn Assatas Pa 1ovnssnd: ~ 1snsessne.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET Review.
Hs Francisco. March a--whcat - Better
rei'as al around: good demand: priocs shade
ufmes ii sls7,s.
sasley-Inaairy light; prices stationary: No.
ned, fsa7e,.c.
oass-is,oo sacks Oregon arrived today. caus-
nS vcskesins influence. but stocks are In
soed hands aud prices not likely to drop very
~ Choice feed. sls3<eslss Ma l. slso,
Sssf grades. tiastaa
ncps-Rematn steady as saelsc.
nsAsoes Steady; Early Rsse. AsN9as Peer
1& Asass: BureAnks. s. in.sa.s0
nsuer-Easy: fancy. isc; good 10 choice. Is
Esss-siow; califoraia. issisc: Eastern. leo
eaarsered-Ameriea, coal Sanasmo to San
rs,acseo
NV FORK AsReHsSnfsg nAaxxr
nav foRx. March s.--cosse-op,ioas closed
IN ~. lasA points an. sales, e. Sc bags: March.
snsuslass: Apyil. siasos Mag. si&7ssis.Ss:
sssne. slcNssiesa. FAIR eArSees-soe, No. GAs
~aa. iss,c.
eesar-Raw. erm. auiet: sales. $3.50 haxs.
0atfiiagsls. % test. n-iec; refined. fairly
@ast' hsna: standard A. &c. graralsted. CSC.
sefrer-Sexlecieds Lake. March, tlAah
.Aa-s;suag; domestic, sS9a
sHs-Sicssng easy: straits. ssast
CHICAGO fEonrcx saxgxr.
GsxG
tariey-,se.
Nhisky-2
saoaisers-s4iSss4s %; short clear. Sfe1eiS
mort HISS Sssksa
CHICAGO lGvx sroxx MAwxxr.
e1'eAs0 March g. css,ie--Recss pts. fsou.
= 80 osssss. ssSS: ssocser and teeaeuA
eo. cows. balls snd zaixed. e. saass Co
=. Receipts. 7,asa. 10 higher, Hixea. t&e5
- asAvy, Esess ios light. sssasI isss
a. f-hecesress s.sssa: STEADY natives. ~ 500
nrsh fn eosa-tsei. slssss So
.Tessrs Jsarsai esalegrsm fron Iondoa
49, - noersi supplies % American cattle and
$50 ssnersi supplies Prices about steady:
slsaassd dead weight
LONDON rscaceE xxc1Axax
- ..sseS. March s---The ksrs Lave Esr~ess r.
- hour weak under heavy shsrsaensx rum
Foreign wheais Arm. sxcvpxsag Csss-
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Dispatch steamers from Seattle - foliowD:
For San Francisco, via Port Townsend and
Victoria: AZ p. n trassengers received on
board st p. MI March T. ., IL 10, "a. -, and
every hve days thereafter.
For Alaska. March and -
From San Francisco. for Victoria ana Puget
Honnd ports. Ats q M MAreh I, q. II. Is. n,
s, 81. and every Eve days thereafter.
Tickets may be obtained ~ the once of the
company at Ocean Dock, Seattle.
G0ODALL, PERKINS Il CO., San Francisco.
H. McLkLLAN Superlnts ndent Seattle
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MARKErs Do rELEGRAPn.
NEW Yoax srocx nxvrrw.

FEW YORK STOCK ExFfxW.
NV yoxx. March s.--Duiiness and stagna-
M we're again the leading features 81 the
mt market today, although there were ma
hdal changes In = few stocka The general
IN, however. was heavy. although gains In
Mcpening prices and recoycries later tn ii .
~ 1save prices generally . shade better than
nfunday's figures. In tho unlisted department
~ DEAL In Frcclsnd mining made further prog
- and ON large transactions u roee from 20 TO
II elosing 10 points lower
governments were steady.
Petroleum opened nrrn II assS and moved 70
IN early trading Forced salea then csnssd .
bMk 10 ~. but the market quickly rallied and
epeed firm Ut 9asx. stock ExchAnrc Opening.
NJ; highest, IS; lowest, ~: closing. ga. Con-
@lidatsd exchangc--openin9 30; highest, ss.
hssst. s3ts: ciosing. ssss Total GALES. 6yi.oco
MA
EXCHANGE AND sEcuRrvfxs
q INV Yonx, March s.-Money ON call easier;
~ per cent: prime mercantile paper. Ss7:
nziins exchange quiet and weak; so-eay
b+k Ms0ast4
lar siiser, $3.50.
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8 InlnnaG1e - ne 6ee5ue Clearinghouse today
rus u14N1x
lreesssns among the shipments from eeafe;s
]. 6113y NJ he following: kighs carloads u
reeS1nefy . D1Ack Diamond, two eariosds of
~ = fsohcuish Junction. ons c. rIoad Of fur
rlSze = Ballard. and one carload Of hay -
& ~ aoanef Idaho brought in ten tons o. hay
80 cenpssIlls today for g. Baxter q Co.
- vosp firm today 1t i9c pr dozen for
une1oo Hnetesn stocks, and the market ssema -
- rrfn1ne Strength constantly. The large con
si6uf received h4re Saturday did nos
..soI1n - narket q all and IN sdvauee IN
- = Leaked Tor shortly. Fresh ranch ewes
- aIf1 scarce, bat - the mA1ket II well sup
- with Eastern egya, there - not much OF .
& Inond fof them. Prices range about - last
1uoIsd.
~ dtuafson in the potato market Il IN
nnneDd The supply continues very good.
- 70 peospect Of shoYteniug very s09n- The
>k<1ne rate q 3f1 50 per ton. Dealers are paying
= r fm choice lots. AMI for inferior. prices
ooflionstsly lower Farmers In different
49, q The state have begun 70 reserve parts of
L ~ crops for seed. In many instances ths
Z 1fnndiA prices offered for potatoes has Induced
I'm % disyosc OF their entire crops To
-. he only recourse u to outside markets.
{ "a ordefs are now being placed II II only =
r market n entirely consumed. aud then deal-
b = - VII have 70 begin shipping. judging
- fhe pscsert outlook snd figuring on the
6resuiltng rates in onfeide markets, this mafkes
Nm ssfsin IT. present nrmness for weeks yet.
- changes have taken plsce In either the hay
- ~ market since the last repoft was pre-
0os6d The market = fairly well supplied and
n6olondid demand exists. Prices are the same
nx1cHAxpIsE AND YxoDrcE REcEIrrs.
pux1ng he last fosty-eight houfs the merehsn-
1l6om1 produce receipts 1t this port were -
hflowS: Northern Pacific railroad, ~ tons.
Qotuubia Puget Sound railroad. 30 tens:
n6ou1o, Lake Shore 4 Eastern railway. 3ts touA
~ Wster-Clasa Brown. 4 tons; Idaho. tons:
4 G Dftsain. 600 tons; vidette, 100 tonA Total
uodpta, ls9s tons.
smrAxKTG
Duzlng the isa forty-eisht hours goods and
noerhap1ise we're ahipped from eeastie 70 The
mf5puo6ina country - follows. northern Pa
DE- nilrca6. II tons: Columbia 4 PUGET Sound
Nftoad, - TINS; Seattle. Lake Shore \ Eastern
utiwsy. ll6 tons By wAter--W. =. Nuur0e,
M; Clara Brown. 20 tons. Mabel. tons: Cas-
go y tons: ". X Merwin. - tons; Edith.
toas: EASTWOOD, z toas. W. r. MunYoe. tons:
Hin Anderson. rs tons: sksgit Chief. tons:
Edith, tens: Willamette. LOO tons. Michigan,
80 tcna
NATURE OF RscgIrTs
OssW Cor stock. Q cars lumber. : cars brick.
ntm ~, 2 cars same. 800 tons stone. cars
esn& tonu stock. car furniture. 9 cars mixed
nMe1ondise, car meat, l car -four. cars beer.
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nuIcKxsr T1xE 10 OLYMPIA.
KAxuIcHn AID GRATIS HARDoA
TN RAssExGE1 STEAMER xuLISoNAH.


fTns opposifion boap
Lsavss Taeoua from the X. r wharf 1siiy. sx-
eepe sunday. - Z q - shAyp. Returning.
leayeo ka1aichts l1:G p n: Olympia. p a.
arriving La Tacoma p m, connecung III
are through hosts for whatcom and Way points
Leaves Baker & Bacon's doek. foce OF Union
street., eearsle. foe Tacoma. at p m, sunday.
n. R--Thix boat must Be taken from t.
coma for trays HArbof co1nsry. being TIE
only THROUGH BOAT.
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1TyHE PAST AND coMMopfoUu PAs6KHGK1
i ETEAMAR ACLTSOxAa,
tofPosfrIos BoAn
Leaves the n. p. wharf dai ~ . IA for Olym-
pia, Ksmiicha and Grsy's HArbor, returning -
Tacoma ats p M, connecting with ooan foe
SEATTLE AND n EATCoA.
Arriving II seattle at p. m
TINE TAB;.x.
~ Tacoms scnam Ar Olympia INUa N
Lv Olympia N& . m Ar Kamflche uEa IN
Lv KAmiiche L Is n Ar Olympia l1pm
Ly Olympia zo0p n Ar Tacoma seopm
Connecting with bea Tor sessgic
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ERox TERMINAL Oh INTERIOR POINTS
II the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
IL the line to take % Ill points Esst and
South. II II the DINING cAn ROUTE II
rons through vestbuled Trains every
day In the rear 70
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
(No change Of cars)
COMPOSED Of Dining Can sasufpassed. Pull
latest equipment Q
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and in which
accom- modastons are both FREE and fHfn'sho6
fos holders Of first or seccnd-ciass tickets. and
KLEsANT DAY coAcHEa
A continuous line connecting with ell lines
a6ordiug direct and uninscrrnpfed service.
Pullman sleeper reservations can be secured
In advance through any agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKETS
TO and from al points in America. England
and Europe caa be purchased at any ticket
Leave seattle At Sos 4 m daily; arrive 1t
Minneapolis or r. Pant ct $40 p m
PACIFIC DrvisroS.-Tra.ns ieaye Seattle daily
st SOS a M. 1870 = m and p. m: arrive ~
arrive at Portland al $50 a m and s:Is D m.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. sle-
CANT day coaches, finest palare dining cars be-
tween seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
Fal Information concerning rates. time of
trains, roa,es and other desaiss furnisaed on
4. B. CHAR TON. Asst. Gen. Pass. Ast,
IN Fir, 81, Cor. washington. Portland. Or.
street. Boston block. seattle, wash.
T. TONKIN. Ticket Agent.
Seattle Depot foot Of Third street.
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uooDl CANAL 1oU1x-sxxAxxa -
II RHIHR
1Ae sasen3 JesepAtns vsn lsnvs Hssaeaa.
Goldman wharf hot q Aaxion serssG We0nepdsv
~ 6aturoay morning 6 q n - Pns4
Ga1naes eaAbeek. unfsn City and "a vay peinSs
- Hoods CanAl ksux1sng lsevgo Uniao Civ
2o1day and ThExS6ay Uozutne. Eug lspfrhs -
enor6 JOHN AxDERsSS. Nasaee.
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s
y0 voe9 eAO114
49, ~ - easoeal 90 o.na1inn
aeo = vo0A - sA1l11W
d1ssan = q - e24cS 9seS .
euso yuu Fp1SSS~r ~ Ss.s.
cur Yea Va o9Aen "a ~
oetf!oo q evOry SeSsrsSsss d
e!cna Gzpss3ossa ~ r~SS,Sse ~
g expor1oneo = - hnfsoiS ~
80 York, loeUariV 1.sSsi SS1 -
We0oab uosplsn1 CStlosS -
90 81 ~ nod snccrrrfnf 80 - -Xe
eoaoU3cAa Oocka1i1n - ~. sss~s..1
so009 on0 ooloooo,A -
ke<vuno ppbxitey nn.~~.s~-~g .,.--c5 -
LnssA Physical nseay. s,5Is~
90. pfo4ucing sisseasssosS - -. p
Siscss,s9sa 1 -. - svsssoa = sOsls0 ~;
ssudy q bsei1~sa - ss1 - ~
safeiy psrmsnoSsIv 49, sne1 - . oUD~
0anrNn AAA - ex.~AAV soAo4 a
49, 0At0 0eD9ADmn
2ts2 G!eaD ~ axnnafnl 4, ~ -s-s...
au efadteooDA
-SS csoenA. esr, puun>eu1ep .u
Kilnsy. Ussssut sa, - ,,.~.. -. ~
painful nSes6 =. 80 49, Sonl11
bloody ursnA HirS asa- e131e ~
mens q ssss1iss' ~ my -
s Co. ysaas Esonpsly sni ss1sIy c.
1sosA ~ ss
~ SUCCESS ~ ae@~ei ssrov. 49,
w ssnsdis 90 quickly a. -. ..s.s'.l i
s;n0y -
49,, ~ - - e1afn - know everysnfnr = -
Cont ton 70 Medicine % dlseassa q 8 - r = ~
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Anacortes.

Acre tracts Tor sale on Fidalgo island
near Anacortes, suitable for plating !;
will make eight lots to the acre.
Buy acres and plat your own lots
We have in section -, on Fidalgo
island, S acres at $1,000 per acre.
Lots all round it selling for 5000 to
Syoo In section IS, acres at $500
per acre In section 81, 40 acres at
ssso per acre In sec 81, 80 acres
at SI7s per acre In sec. J, So acres
at $iso per acre
Can make easy terms on nearly all OF
these tracts We also have business lots on
the hest streets OF Anacortes at from $50
- $1,000. Choice residence lots at 500 TO
san Just think of i'll Anscortes II only
thrse weeks old ard has 80 frame buildings
finished and under construction. Now is
the time 10 invest before prices set too high
Crawford & johnson
Real Estate Brokers'
ANAC0RTES, WASH.
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EAsr I'M
"a MAIL srRAnxn xApn

FAsr nm
"a NAIL eTkAHx1 MAuN
WYn leave Yesisr.s dock q ;. q svsry Nona.v.
Wednesday md Friday ~ Tw<svs-m ilo Poinf
Ednund. Mucktltec. Marysvsl.<. LDvell sn6
enohonisA. returning following dnys q Z a -
GEO. H. FoST1R. Aesrk
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Consultation and prescription absolutely
yREE
Send for frss book explaining the Hisso-
genetic system.
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slscc. Porsiar4. ana versous soi.S
- WashinRtcn oroeon ~
= .Aeasn9s q AAooo4s 9v1kAA1o
consesssas nsasas N potnA - avsraAas
BondA aocks end sthA valnAAass ssesavpa
- espost ios sais keeping
WAsaIN9T0N SAVINGS sANK-Nco1-
CAPITAL. ssa.oA
nxrr-..
m pes1eora &c.,. . yyiies.fPssa
iersr.AI RANKING susisrs raASsAcnA
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efed ieesef, money order q expeea1 and oepo09
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BANK " sAAlisa COLUMBIA
incorporated ~ royal charter looa1
STAR block
ee.s.. , 1, s, ;s. up; :, IA.
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J. xIl1H WILSON. Manages.
Dr. Tacoma iwash. ) Victoria. vsncouvss, NJ
wesminssess Nenaimo ana Kamloop9 a CT
nspnic sr,nSssFa IA elI q H. n".s. sna -.
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DR. JoRDAN's OFFICE
% at the Residence 81 gx-aaayoe Yos-
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coma for arays Harbos county. being tie
only THROUGH BOAT.
NAxApIAx PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO..
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ETxAMER PRENKk
vsneosver. Monday and T,wnsend. Thursday
re.assad. zonday and ss.ssir. Friday snd
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Ths company reserves the night to change The
tins table or places Of call without uoticA
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM sKATTLk
Tuesdays and Fridaya
DAYS or ARRIVAL AT EEATrLx
Tuesdays and Yridaya
JOHN 4. o'BRrEy. xasser.
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FAr TINE
PAGxxoER srEAMKR FLEETWOOD
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1cSeil'o Island
WINTER TTNH CARD.
cuUmeuctne Tuesday, NoveDb9 n
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I.sys o,y.p.a daily szc:ps No.aay- s@s.
Lave facoma. III 0en
Arrive eoattlot - 100 n
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Leave sesttie. daily exceps Monday 100 n
Arrive Tacoma - zoo n
Leave Tacoma, 80 u
LANDIMGS-Soasflo Yealer's wharf: Tacoma.
~ p. r. = wharf. Olympia Horr's wharf.
Meals on beard. Only boat making round
"Trip suadayA Carries Northwestern and wellD
Fargo express and fast freight
Z.IHATCH. Presodent,
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aexxxRAL RANKING SussxRss raAxsAcrxA
Drafts drawn On IN parts of the vusiA IN
teEsss paid On savings and time depnsfta
HouD-loA - - p n, and SATURDAY svon-
TINS from % o'clock.
Deposits may - made fn poruon - By reg1o.
tefcd leeter, money order O. expeem. and dspoG1e
books viii - returned q reqUeussd.
Money loaned on feAl estate q reasonable raeoA
The Lamar register., 1890-07-05
rrot,oe ror Pu,ol1oation.

Land ONCE at Lamar, Colo
June e1th, 1870
Notice Is hereby given that the following
nnmed settler has died notice OF his intcntion
to make finai proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before tne
register and receiver at Lamar. toio.. "i'
August 9Th, 1850, viz: walter p. Heaton, y
No ,tS5 for the sex section ., township u
south. range az west.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon ahd criti's-
tion OF said land, viz; w. T. James, w. n;
steele Jno. ". Beiew and !. Il. s~adiey, All
OF Lamar. Colorado. ,soo
Also at the same place on October lath. iso
viz: edward D. Harris. u. :. No. t.tl fni the
wi-s swl-l section 5 and wi nwl+ section ~
township % south, range IS west
He names tine following witnesse. 70 prov
his continuous residence upon ana cuitisa
ton OF said land viz: W. J. Garvin, l. L. MAX,
well, Lesley Cook and Edward Z. grimm. All
OF Lamar, Colorado. -. =.
Also at same place on Angus; soth, isso, VI
Flor, Maxwell d. =. 4,0rt for tine VIE hWt
section 81, township q south. range - west
and lot and swI 4 nwl-t section 8. Township
y south, range Is west.
She names the following witnesses TO prove
her continuous residence upon and GULLY
ton OF said land. viz; L. d. Harris W. =
Gsryin W. 5. &. Newman and Geo. T. Ease
So &. u. FORD.
As Register.
The Lamar register., 1890-07-05
U. 5. Land Once.
Lamar. Colo.

Lamar, Colo.
To ATTORNEYS and Contestani.:
On and after July /, 1890, the sum
"f four dollars will be required TO he
deposited hy each contestant at the
time of filing each contest, to pay for
giving notice of cancellation. rcduc-
ing testimony to writing, making the
dockrt-entry. i.snIng of notice and
all necessary correspondence onnec-
ted with the contest in accordance
with circular "A" General Land Of
fee. May IA. 1890.
Al the close of each contest the
Receiver will attach To the record \
certificate showing the amount de-
posted as security for fees by each
party to the contest, the amount of
fees collected and pad for clerical
services in reducing the case to writ
ing. docetinc c;tsr. etc., the amount
of deposit returned to the dcpos,tor.
and the amount of fees collected and
20 be turned into the Treasury of the
United States.
G ID. FoRp. Register.
&. Z. GooDALE, Receiver.