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MILT ON.

Deacon l.. A. Jackson has gone to Grand
Meadow, Mimi, where his oldest son, DR..
l.. l. Jackson, is Frustrated by n
stroke of paralysis. DR.. Grinnell and
DR.. Dixon visited DR.. II. O. Bart
lett Monday. Mr.. f. a. Packard was
buried at Georgia Plains Tuesday last.
Services at the house OF William Preutiss
where be died, Rev. l.. +. Herrck officiating
D. l., Field nj James Grbben have ex
changed houses. The friends of julius
Sweeney assembled at his house last Friday
night with violnist for n surprise party.
Before morning the company were surprised
by general fight, occasioned by the three
Weiss trying to run the machine. Satur
day afternoon they were arrested on COM
plant of Grand Juror Field and arraigued
before Justice ii. II. Fuller. The hear ing
was adjourned to Tuesday, the 9Th. Hale.
Donohue " Co. opened thor stock of new
goods to the public Thursday, the l6th, in
the Rankin a Pratt store at the depot The
firm is made up OF W. II. Hale of Burling
ton, j. a. Donohue Of Essex junction and
f. d., Teechout Of Essex. Mr.. Teachout
will have charge OF the business here. Mrs.
Clarence Wood and daughter have gone to
Herndon. Va, for the water.
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less tina. Two months from the time we began
giving them 20 linn he was entirely well, and
not spot on him. His hair began growing Tignt
Off. and we thought he would be always bald-
headed. There was not a spot GU MS Whoie
body, face, and head, only his nose ana eyes,
but wat was ns raw "a Oeef-stens. 80 poor
there MAS not anything nut bones. and so weak
no could raise neither hand nor hend. -
Mas FRANK BAR FIT, Winh I'D. Mich.
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= -
weeks. aud he got
W orse all the time;
and then ! took him
To jackson, to a doc
lur who attends es-
p, oially to skin dis
, ases. and then be
got worse than ever.
I hen ! told my hus-
brnd we had bett or
try the CCTICCkA
t,EMEUIEs any waY;
did not have any
idea they would do
any good, but In
x.fA laAlrun
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WEST MILTON.

The covered bridge has been repaired. -
George Swan is iil-2ev. Mr.. Stebbius OF
tho Methodist church at Underhill preached
here Sunday. -Goorsc Ballard continues
about the same, A pleasant sociabe was
held at the hall Tuesday evening. The Bull
lock !boys have been home on a short visit
Friends from Quebec have been at CAalles
Osgood Miss Rhoda Humin IS at her
sisters, Mrs. Snow.
Rev c. NJ. Stebbins preached here last
Sunday in exchange with ", C..
Robinson. The highest price paid the
farmers for September milk was 80 cents;
highest test, 425 was that OF G. W Swan.
&C. W. Granger has given the lumber for
the church steps.
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BURLINGTON MARKETS.
Local Retail Markets

BURLINGTON. Dot. 22. 1881.
Prices In the local market are quiet and
show but few changes to note from last week.
Following arc the quotations as corrected by
somo of EnrlinRton's prominent merchants:
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CutiCura ResolVent

The new Blood aud Skin Purifier. and great =
est of Humnr Remedies ceanses the blood of
nll Impurities and poisonous elements, ana
thus remove the {. use, while fVTifCHA, the
great SKIN IRE. snd frrI' IRA NoAr, an
exquisite SKIN ljpAut irr. to c!euc the SKIN
am scatp. and rest RS the nair. linus the GU
TICURA REMEDIES cure every species OF ltCh-
ing burning, scnIy, pin,py ard blotchy
skin, scalp and bloc diseases from pimples o
scrofna. from infancy to =, when tie best
ply siCians fail.
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Is to 30 cents Vhue ii to ~ cents selections "a to q
cents; cheese. factory 10 to II c,nts dairy 10 10
cents eggs to % cents per dozen poultry, chickens
IL to IL cents, fowls 10 TO 10 cents, ducks 20 to 10
cents turkey ~ to Is cents hogs live weight cents
dressed, . cents.
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Butter lie quoted at % to % cents per pound selections
u to % cents per pound; eggs, % per dozen
beef AZ to cents per pound; pork - G5e to
cents por pound; veal, ~ cents per pound nut
ton. cents per pound. lamb ~ cents por pound
potatoes 30 cents per bushel hay, for pressing s.
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Was saved by Hosd's Sarsaparilla," says Mr..
Is. Is. Jones Of Alma, Maine. ''She had seven
running sores II different places on her body,
but on giving j 7 Hoods SRrhapsrila there
as marked imp ovement, and now she is
well, ST. ong and healthy
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STATE OF ONO, CITY OF Toledo,
II.IAs 1nI-NrA %.


FRANK j. CHENEY makes GA Ia that be is the
senior partner Of the firm OF +. J. CHENEY X
Co.. doing business in the City OF Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case OF Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use OF Halls
CATARRH CURE. FRANK j. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9TH day Of llecemb er. a. d. 1885,
-- a. W, GLEASON,
! SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh euro is taken internally and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the sy stem, send for testimonial Is
free. 80
sH- Sold by Druggists, IL cents.
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Did YOU know LADY POUR'~ OINTMENT
would cure salt ltheum. Ash for il.
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Hoods Pills cure constipation by restoring
the peIistaliC action OF the alImentaTy canal,
they are the b, ri family n~tLurtic
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MuSrpELlEK, Oct 20.--1he Vermont
Historical society held their annual session
today at their room in the State house,
Hiram Carleton Of Montpelier, president,
presiding. The treasurer reported %i19 on
hand md the librarian reported PCS books
added during the year just ended. The old
board Of officers were re elected to serve
another year
Meeting oftho Vermont Bar Annexation
MONTPELIER, Oct. 20. The annual
meeting of the Vermont Bar Association
was begun shortly after o cock this eve
ming, iu the Washington County Court
room, about 100 attorneys aud friends being
present, and among them were Representa-
tives TO Congress II. II. Powers and w. W.
Grout, and the Supreme Court judges.
First came the address OF j. X. Batch
older, president Of tbs association. which
was long md interesting, containing sketches
Of court aud jury work, md many sound
facts
Court Reporter john II. Mimms Of St
Adams next read very fitting memorial
paper on the late Homer T.. Royce setting
forth his successful career through life.
Hon. Hiram A. Huse of Montpelier read a
well prepared and very appropriate memo.
rial paper on the life of the late ex-Gov.
Paul Dillingham;.
George w. Harmon presented an interest
Ing and instructive paper on the early jurs.
prudence OF Vermont.
The annual banquet was begun at the
Exchange Hotel at 8 O'Clock, notwithstand.
| ing the fact that preparations were begun 81
have it one hour earlier
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NOTICE no RACrnRs-srAIrn rp

NOTICE TO CONTRACToRS-sEAL PRO
~ posais viii he received by the board of county
commissioners of 1hnrston county. w ashington al
the Office of the county auditor in Olympia Wash
ington until O'Clock p. m. of Thursday February
10, 1891 for furnishing all materials and erecting
the new court house for Thurstou county WASH.
ington, inclusive of fireprooing, plumbing heat.
ing and fer the entire completion Of the building in
accordance with the plans, specifications ana de-
tail draw nEs prepared by ". A. Richie architect
copies Of which viii be file and may be seen on
aud after Monday, January 20. 1891. at the archi-
tecis office at rooms IS. SO and 60 Union block
Seattle, Washington, aud az Mann's building on
Washington street, between Fourth and Finn
streets, in Olympia, Washington. Each proposal
must he accompanied by certified check on some
local 6Ank In the sum OF tive thousand dollars
oOO0Ol made payable 10 the order Of the treas
urer OF InHIston county, Washington, as a guarar-
Tee OF good faith the part OF the said bidder The
cneck OF the successful bidder be retained until
the safe bidder shall have executed the formal con.
tract as prepared by the architect and furnished
ponds IS required ny law; or IN the failure OF hch
TIE said I'VE thousand dollars IS 900 oO1 shall be
iorfeltsd 20 the said Thurston county without re.
course and for iquidsted damages for sach failure
on tte part Of the said bidder No proposal viii be
considered unless accompanied BY such certified
check properly endorsed. The board of county
commissioners reserve the right 20 reject any and
all bids
BY orcer OF the board OF county com mssfoners az
ThoFston county. Washington.
JOHN r. TWEED.
County Auditor and Ex-Ofacio Clerk of the Board
M County Commissioners. Thurston COUNTY
Washington.
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ron EXCHANGE.

FVh III tHANWEs
E'oR ENCHANGE-INsIpE PROPERTY IN
II HoquiAua, Wash, for house and lot In seattle
L. o. box TAI $3.50
Esoh EXCHANGE - RANCHES IN tx
Il change for city property. Alonxa Hull olym.
pee block.
FOR EXCHASGE-wE HAVE SOME PROP.
y critics for exchange. Akin & Walsworth. s22
second street
EsuR ENCHANGE--AsR RANCH IN EASTERN
Kansas: go acres: ssventy rods fron raiircat
tsIois f0r sltY OF outside aropeffy. :. NJ Preston
room 800 Pioneer be4alIe
WANTED - 10 NJ sANaE- a Ife.gr
spr1ng wagon ~ rae that il larger ana
ssAvtsk Cal Al ela, IlEasrInlelligencss.
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BOOk BINDER

X 10y Ed - r. ASIIONY'S BISDERy
~ hialik book manufacturers. removed 10 WaShs
,ss. 49, street. csrner Commercial street. Seattle
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tnea by this 6
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at an election was

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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS - TWELFTH
IN street grade.-Sealed bids will be received by
the Undersigned. secretary of the board of public
works OF the city of Seattle, before Saturday
February Ia 1891, at IL O'Clock noon for the
grading OF and construction of sidewalks on both
sides of Twelfth street. from Howell street to De-
pot street in accordance with the plans and specf-
cations therefor new on file In my Office. Each bid
Is 70 be accompanied by certified check payable
70 the order OF the city comptroller tor sum no..
less than per cent. Of the amount bid and no bid
shall be considered unless accompanied by such
checks. The board OF public works reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids
F. W. d. HoLBRoOK
secretary Board Of Public Works
First publication January 80, 1891.
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eesssally oppose a. imprs~
Ell ARE not 70 Be located withs
bcrders. Washington il in the Unsc2 +
Itav. And hereafter its voice wiz
p asiu1aans( DunSt hxpsher -
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rArLoRH6.

=
A RTHUR L. COOK, GO1tTEIN BUILDING:
n the john j. Mitchell 4ew York stansinrd
system used; sour speciality trousers to order. Sc
attic, Wash. -
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ENGINEERs -. - -

GAN FRANCISCO SEIEGH Ct3eTpA II F-~tsss-
~ gineers and costraesors .ir pE -ss 81 every "a
scripti0n: wlarf-bnil "a .gIie-fr-vl1r ,,f41aIps
and steam shovel exc atf4.- e.ss agd s,.e,sifsee
tions furnished on app 5cgflsnt oarrasssnnaenra
lcited. Office Decide ,s
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ItDsr

L oST-%ATCH KEY. SQUARE AGATE
l. stone sci IN cid gold. IS req ard t. III Bebs
RON % Boston block
YELLOW SETTER DOG. NAMED CAP N
W. seauElaans name plate Ga cellar; suitable
inward paid for bis return 10 l0ls MRdlson street
job T. Isyoa.
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FoR s4LE-REar rxr.

ysap
sALE-A BEArTTr1-, -
sixteen,bo o s sc; out with fr,,i, BUILDING
bargain snssy streets Yeslsr av.mesn
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RIBS patg 80 2
for sIs a!.s fvt
asl.f 11.u.
N "a and se 9
cess "A acr hl
t i-1.ta EEv
f sew rr a.
m Nsif we
e ely cognel q
aa al bids. AMI "a
81 sag pRst u 81
Was MAJ 2.
rSgaea,l
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TRY THE FAMOUS R4StsAN .1gNFEE 8
1 ion treatment at zoe sshlcafa ard chIco
courts of Mrs. Elmer afas, l17 fsccsl-si hif
A LICE NJ. AIEE14 EXPERIENCE stAN
n cure and Elec Tolnzsas4'arloFs % snd so 10
yoke block. Front and Sqr y Streets
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ENASkLtNss.
CEDAR ~
JUNCTION
aud RACE
n EwcAsrLs
SrocK VA
daily frosr
King stree
Y RsLEn. yr
EpaEwAri
aud a;a6 r
GILMAN and
ELLESssuR
NRN point
goarrASn
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To Open the okiahosaa Outlet.
n .s,.rxs.zsS CRY. Feb. I.Sssrnble q le~s,
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~ street grade.-Sealed bids will be received by
the undersigned, secretary of the board of public
works of the city of Seattle. on before Saturday
February IA, 1891, at IL o'clock noon, for the
grading of and construction of sidewalks on both
sides OF McClaire street, from Yester avenue to
Eaton street, In accordance with the plans and
specifications therefoGnow on file In my office
Each bid Is TO be accompanied by certified check
payable TO the order of the city comptroller for
sum not less than per cent of the amount bid,
and no bid shall be considered unless accompanied
by such checks The board of public works re-
serves the right TO reject any and all bids.
+. w. D. H0LBROOK,
Secretary Board of Public Works
First publication January 80. 1891.
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ACCOUNTANTS.

~ J. BILLINGS, GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS
Room Epler block.
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Nog&Et nF
n Not.4a Is efs
! on elae 81 =
4 ay.lssi ~ esrs
pBnf. ~ y
Era Is al +.
~ ia SAT tirv
-gf
tfE ed
4r sot
81
~ al
ssst itts5 esfees
lenerAYa street,
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PLATTNG.

DtsAFING-PACifEC RAILING AND pI At.
Il tisg Company lis Fniou Sirres, ornarnssstal
treA ana esASs ratings Aid grille work polishing
ard plating ct every eescrtptiea.
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W4NTED-REAE EsrArE.

UANTED-PIEcE OF TIDE LAND FOR
W manufacturing purposes. Address i. o. box
us
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WAGES 4
o. B. Flo,
the Arena,
Il designed
tribution az
basis for an
changes in {
~A... =.
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Mantle
who fo<
'erin;ende
Y all who pa
wish exnen,
Mhe.all en-
resIlrt. ana.
sucgSA sns,
MoAN~s 4,
and. fos per
I'D nausea
The ex,a
work are ial
bakers, sem.
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= n esteemed correspondent in Tacoma
y. pasn aecoas.s u a lssla eristins be-
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ATA1L ASD
IA l1y 50 81
az@. rBuressi 4
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ss-s-----ss--
PIANOS AND OCEANS.

L Observation-Disclosures ASSORTMENT
i . low prices, cash and payments; special atten-
ton given to tuning repairing being an expert In
that line; second hand pianos and organs exchanged
for or purchased for cash. 81 Third street.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRO-
IN posals will be received at the Office of the
board of public works up TO noon OF the Goth inst.
for the furnishing and driving of l76 piles at the
foot of Spring street in conformity with plan and
specifications TO be the office of the city en-
gineer. BY order of the board of public works Of
the city of Seattle. +. w. ID Holbrook, Secretary.
First Publication Feb. g, 1891.
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COSFECTToNERs.

TIE CAEAM. CONFECTIONERY. Etc
Henry's ice cream. all favors. always on hand.
delivered promptly 20 ali parts of the city: Metro
poisan bricks, ali navers one quart so cents thres
pinis 80 cents. two quarts 81. or go per gallon.
home made candies made fresh daily: LARGEST
street = N
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HELP HANTED-PEM4LE.
JTANTED-A GIRL FpR LIGHT HOUSE
w work. 30i South Eighth street.
vlrANTED-A GIRL no COOK, WASH AND
w iron; also girl TO do upstairs work. Mrs. T.. f.
Whittier, Poniius, near Depot street, Lake Union
car.
yNANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w housework: German preferred Call at $40
Fourth street. between and IL O'Clock n. M
yvANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
w work; one who can cook. Apply at 2O2
South Eleventh near Washington.
vUANTED-A YOUNG GIRL WAITRESS.
w AT NJ q N. Chop House.
WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w homework. At 1,2o5 Main street.
WANTED-GoOD WAITRESS AND PASTRY
w cook: also girls for homework. 307 Union
street.
w ANTED-GTRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work; must be neat and willing. Apply 504
Fifth street near Pike.
vVANTEp-A GOOD DINING-RooM GIRL
w for hotel; wages $25 Address J. Il. Frank,
knohomish Wash.
yNANTED--GIRLs FOR GOOD SITUATIONS,
w in restaurants, lodging -houses and for gem
erai homework. Mrs Randails intelligence Office,
.2i6 Second street
yNANTED-CooKS, WATERS, NURSES
w and girls for general work at Day Nursery.
Lila Third street.
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BLACKsHITHHyG.

RoBERT G. WESTERMAN. HEAVY FoRG-
~ ing and general blacksmithing, machine ship
steamboat aud building work; all kinds Of logging
and MIL tools manufactured West street. north of
fesler avenue p o. box III. seattle, WASH
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rETHan 48r4Ns

A j. TTNTOSH VII SRTN AfN < ne lEON,
~. graduate of To-ca. Negssia.sgy co Siege. t3i-
fee az Montana stefes, FlftN AMI y sshs9Eton
streets; telephone 21G ssidanee telepa. ne 357.
GREEN & NU6FagT - ~ e.lt r. : Hys PEYSl-
VI and surgeons: As4sarNsg grasst 4tea ts't
Vet. College. Office and iu1lra ey N 6 5ftaGs -
stables, corner Yves, asa GG;ve j. streets, eie-
phone 49,
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HILLMERT.

-
THE ROSEBUD MILLTNEaY STORE Ia
Il an elegant assortment q impe 81 and ctae
goods. go Pike street
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(NENTRALIA. MASH.-IT is HARD To
v nnJ more thrivinE or healthier city than Fea.
tfalla. Use greatest encouragement Is gwen 20
manufacturers. hs shipping facilities will soon
De such viii raakr Il very desirable tor that class
add Tor those wac want 10 make pleasant ham~ IL
= hard 70 beat tsos residence lots can - hsuK be
tlsa $50 q 81 50 per lot CoFrsspcu teaes solicited
ManniuS 4 po1ge
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coMMrssIoN nEacHagrs.

II r.. HAMMOND d CO. fgrCC 49, 1Ets m
Ii. Anderson ~ r. aezFei. a4lstiiss ,cr rerefls 3
and wholesale dealers N hsy grain. ieea nd ~
duce: storage solHted. Commercial dock, inssl a
Madison street, Seattle Wasa.
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Olympic Block, Coz. Commercial and YeSkr

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received for less than rs cents.
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HaSTED-PARTyERs.

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PRoFEssIoNAn $3.50.

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