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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-07
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.3eitung", Chicago.
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Staat fauft ietne iun9en Bferbe - iotpett
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bier Sa9oeritdnbigen gei6dbt unb Ser
mtttlere BreiS bem 8eftber geboten, Ser
annebn1en pber able6nen fam. @etp06nz
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-07
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9es Bortrait Ses &aiIers.

gu Ben 6enftpiir0tgiten 9in9en bte1er
Welt geb0ren Die &aiierbiL6niiie I'M @att>
can. 0a ftben un6 iteben fte ~rei6enpciie
n~ebenetnanoer, aus Warmor, BEN Die
S~o9r1un0crte gelbGtD 9efdr6t 6abel1, bic
2tuguitus, GiberiuS, Glau6ius, giteuius,
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ntbt tpteber. NugultuS, BET Dem aus iebem
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lprecben, SiberiuS nit benz unoerfennba7
rem QusbruGe tii6ii9 lauern6er @rouiamz
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brud Dcs t0ierii6en SreIier5 in BEN nit
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tim beS BtteQius, bic 1elb itbetpuBte, iber>
legene SnteQt8en5 BON StaatSmdnnern
un0 &rte8ern mic BeipaIian, Sraian unb
5aortan - 6a ftben unb iteben Tie umber
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brannt tpuroen uno tpte man ben Qouore
nit letnen unermeBlt3en &unftl6aBen
nerbrennen DoIte.
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ieen bon &aiieritatuen un6 >8Gften borz
banoen, lit NIGHTS ais Elm tpinsiger l1e6er=
reit elmer BeIt BON &unfttperfen. l3a6Qoie
Statuen un0 8ii1ten pur6en Iofort nab
benz SoOe BET Originale %3erit0rt, ME 3. s..
Die oes G~aligula un6 gtero auf 8efe6G beS
Senat8, 10 baB man BON ibren Statuen,
0eren ft6erlid 9auienbe eriitirten, beute
nur mebr eini8e tpentge beitbt, gtac6 benz
untergang beS r6mi16en &eic6es icbliefen
bic &iinite, tDte man tueiB, einen talienbz
jG6rigen S6(af un6 6ann fam, mach uno
na9, Die 3eit Der groBen Maler. 8il6ntfie,
iDie @orl V. bon Ser 6an6 IiSian's, SEQ
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9lrer, 6einrtcb VIII. BON Sans 6olbetn,
Gorl Stltart bon &an6DG, B6iLipp ".
bon 8%elaSques - ba5 ifn6 6te groBen Yorz
traits, tpeLcbe Bic 3eit per &enatiiance ben
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itellen bat. l1nb beufg? Ser beutige
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bon @dnieflein. Sreiltda laiicn ftc9 Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-07
SeTerreiN attf Oct MISUNDERSTANDING
1T GDtcA9O+

0te bier folgenbe ebenio Iebrrei6e as
e~rfreuIicbe 3ui9rift lit aus Ser Sober Oes
Or. Qnton Raltti6ef b. g a M
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gariI9en @eneralconlulat. Gr 1T Der anti
Itcbe 8ertreter Oeiterretcbs auf bet DieIigen
@cltauSiteuung unb bat ii3 UNI 6teie pie
I'M oas BON t6m Dertretene 2an6 burcf
feline groBe 3batfraft unb GinItdbt bereits
unicbabbare 8erbtenfte ertporben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-07

Die ,alte ajrbenpartei tpieber ms 0eben gez
rufeu, unb Sober, Ser itb gu Der &irebe be-
fennt, miro itimmen, tpte Der 8ticbof IS bee
tebler piro. - Damn tptrb bic Bteltpetberet
tpieocr blii6en unb Sic @eieBgebung miro
ben @eibern oas Sttmmre5t tpieoer pers
lei5en. @te geia9t, MIR Ssioen lperoeH
Damn tpie0er in Der Stnte itBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-07

0tuieG na6m Sen aaiicr gu gfer6e BRET
ober otermal auf, bate aber bns nnglid
OaB tbm auf Der &udreiie nad9 Gn9lan6
iGntmtLic5e 8latten bieier Qlyfnabmen ger
bra9en. Der 8botO9rap6 un6 iein @ez
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27
HE is ELIGIBLE.

pies Party Candidate for the state
Senate in Silver How All Right. %tt5
here has been some controversy 40 to
eligibility of ]. W. Thomas, the pso-
. party candidate in Silver Bow county
the state senate. The Inter Mountain
Prtsd that he was not. MI. Thomas set
the question in the, following card to
Butte Miner: !
YALKERv1LLE, Silver Bow Co., Mont.
kst Path, '92-[To Editor of Miner. l.
Lr Sir Will You please insert this in your
or. wish to contradio the Editor of
Inter Mountain in the statement in that
er of 22nd inst. that / was not EliQ. for
Office of state Senator, not being in the
te one year. 4
the Gent, will please read Art. 8, Scot.
yer carefully he will find that I have not
to be here one year up to the time of
nination But up to the time of Election
BY that time. ] will be here one year and
+ wv months. I am ready to call on the
kister Agent anyday, and prove whom I
pc back here this last time and whore
ped and give dates. and qualify ready to
70. am waiting painently for the day
tome, and am ready now. I cams TO this
1ntry 20 years ago, and have been q cite
20 years Oh tuht time, anu VOtef. !
ne to Butte first July 18th 81, and left
lin Oct. 10th 50. So I am not very much
a Pilgrim, 40 the Gent. chose to call me,
a. President of Butte Miners Union
m Sept. % 81 to Mar. 18th 50, 20 be says
was not a Pres. of the Butte Miners
lion. lot him cali on my Worthy BROTH
there and they will gladly show him
books. About my Statement at the
hventlOn OF some news PAPER trying to
brad Mrs. Lease by Calling her very nm
asant names. II the Cap fits the Gent
be he will ware il without kicking. il
!, he need not take it up. you will do me
reat favor by putting this in your 90.
mable paper. and il charges ia necessary
Id me your Bill, and Oblidge yours Rest
j. W. Thomas,
on the Peoples Party Ticket
b State senator, +
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27
SUSPENDED PUBLICATION.

Depression Of the Mining Industry Causes
- Newspaper Suspension.
With its issue of Aug. 20 the Montana
Mining Review. the title Of which had been
changed to the Montana Review, ceased to
exist, The editor. J. A. MacKniaht. had
expected up to the last moment to arrange
for it's continuance, but circumstances
arose which rendered that course impossi-
BILE. When seen about the subject yester-
dsv BY an INDEPENDENT reporter. Mr.. Mac
knight said: 1.-THE Review might have
boon made a valuable property under IA
vorable conditions, but the deadly depres-
sion of the mining industry had . serious
effect upon the papers fortunes. During
the winter the business had been seriously
neglected, owing to tho II eble health Of
Df. Swallow, and whom I took charge of it
early in April, it had no resources and not
sufficient income to meet running expenses.
10 add to these drawbacks, much of the
outstanding indebtedness could no be
collected and still remains unpaid. Tho
aper owned 40 plant, not even a desk or
Office could not be met by the current rev.
enues. To add to the difficulties. several
of tue men who had subscribed to the
stock at DR.. Swallows request refused to
pay, and will have to be sued before they
can be brought to terms.
AS 4 u 11!s ocooo ! anai1"
o balance is due the @. X. Wells Publishing
company for printing, but the paper has no
other liabilities. This will be met by the
payment Of advertising and subscriptions
and the Review oomI any retires f,om BUSH
ness. 1t is only just to the gentlemen who
backed Dr.. Swallow IN the enterprise to
lay that they set down their names
purely out of compliments to the doctor and
fslt no concern as to the failure OK success
of the enterprise. I was promised further
support by others, bnt not by them. but
was not willing to wait any longer for these
p. omises to materialize. I hope all who
are indebted to the paper will make their
payments promptly to the 9. X. Wells com
pany, and that q time 10 near at hand when
4 paper devoted chiefly to the mining in
dustry can DO properly supported in Mon
tAna."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27
PEOPLES PARTY DATES.

cy Will Hold Primaries Aug. 80 and 4
Convention Sept. 8. .2s35tA
The peoples party club held a large and
thusiastio meeting last night in Union
u, and decided to hold The primaries
esday. Aug. 30, to select delegates to &
unity convention TO DO held at Assembly
II Saturday, Sept. 8. at IL noon. TO nomi-
to a full county ticket. A largo number
colored members were p resent. and sew
hl ringing speeches were made.
Notice was also given of the Organization
a west side club. to be known a. the
eaver club. Organizers were appointed
East Helena, Unionville. Mullan. Stem
), Jay Gould. Butler. Ce%nte,ville, Craig,
d Hogan. All other points are now or
nized.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
n Party Of Eastarn Touripts Will Spend
To-day II Helene. s#*

- &WSsv - 5SNWSNSW AO0SbpS8E WYNN
To-day II Msleae.
Aftsr attending The grand oou0lavs Of
the knights Tsnplar held M Denver. some
msmbers Of joliet eommandeyy, No. 4. DE-
tsrminsd TO return home ~ ) roundabout
routs and visw the sightA1 of ths gSsat
northwest. The parry VII, srSivs ID Hal
sna this morning ~ nine oseloek inssa sbs-'
cial car over the MorthSrnI Pacific. The
party - made M Of Jmem6srSf 0t the 0ydsyi
from Joliet, Chicago. Utieas. pwIsht 2
eask They left Denver on : special trein
Of i've cars, and have stoppsd et the psin-
cipal points along the route. Al Colorado
Springs they gave reception on the train
70 100 knights TOnplar. and then pro-
eesdsd TO Salt Lake. whore they remained I
points along th. line the knights were
heartily Welcomed BY their brethren, and
their "trip 90 far has been IN enjoyable and
profitable one.
They will stop a the Broadwater. ana
durina the afternoon will be driven around
The CITY and suburbs BY Knights Tempiar
visitors 90 to the park, where q stay Of
sists Of;
Lsstsr souls. captain general, In charge
OF the party, r. G. Wilcox, exalted COM
mandsr, and Charles d. souls. Q. ". Bur-
rows and Wits. A. i. Davis and wife, Miss
Nellie Davis, O. b! GArnssy and wife. g. =.
Hasey and wife, John Ksyes md wife,
George G: kaynor. Sawyer Steele and wire,
Charles -. Lsaver and wife. Miss MRudo
Leavsr. William swinbank and wife,
Joseph Swinhank, E. r. Howard and wife,
John Lambert aud wife, Miss Annie Lam.
bert, Mrs. +. w. Werner, q. ~. Campbell
and wife, Miss Ida Campbell. n. Calmer
aud wife. Miss Clara Calmef, Mrs. j. w.
Falk, Aiss q. w. Sti!lman, G. A. Hill and
vito. Miss Florence Hill, WI Hess and
wife, Mrs. A. j. Knowlton, Miss Alice
KnOwlton, George i. Gale, Rev. a. IL. La
ing and wife. Miss Helen i. Messenger,
John Reichert and wife, all Of Joliet: G. g,
Lennon md wife. OF Chicago; Miss Ida NJ.
Kowley, OF Rockford. ILL.,; Miss ]. N. Bee.
son, Of DowaRiac, Mich; +. J. Vickerys OF
Dwight. ILL.,; j. s. Wright, OF Wodv!lle,
Mich; George Wailfell. Of Morris. Ill; N.
Collins, of Chicago; Misc Minnie e. Good
ing. Of Kansas City, Mo-; Mrs: a. n. Bliss,
n. ]. Carey and wife. of Utica. ILL.,: John F.
Nash and wife, Of Ottawa. ILL.,; C. L. Ram
berger. of DWIGHT. ILL.,; c. i. 6eeley and
wife, Of Freeport, ILL.,. and Mrs. l.. j. Coch-
rAne, OF Pittsburg, Pa.
=. W. knight IL chairman Of tho COM
mittos on reception, which 10 composed OF
the following gentlemen: A. ]. Davidson,
II. N. Parchen, T.. H. Klsinschmidt, A. J.
Fisk, John &. Harris, Il. Jockey, w. A.
Chessman. +. W. Bach, w. b. Hundley. M.
Re. mig, M. M. Hotter, i. II. Tatsrn, 9.
Hedges, Sam Word and w. =. Spauldine.
Carriages hat ave been placed at the dis
posali Of the committee will be at the
Broadwater promptly at $3.50.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27
PRIMARIES Tonight
blicans of This County Will
pen the Political Battle This
Evening.
> Of Those Who Arc In the
EAos Tor 0mos. With Others
to Come.
the Primaries VIII Ds Held and
Number % be Chossn-Caudidsts
Thsmas' Eiigibility.l

tesdas Vas lively III with The poll
o Of both parties In Hslsna. The
(lioans especially were active, ~ TO-
they hold their primaries, and soms
em who are not altogether surs Of
nominations vera busy IL IN sndsavor
up slates for the evening. During
hst day OF two . number Of new oandi-
have SHE'D their oastors In the ring.
ths shrisyalty ths contestants are
Sanders VIM. Sims and Robt.
bromhie. with the chances decidedly
For Of the hrst named. No opposition
lsveloppsd TO ]. 8, 1'ooksr for tho
clerkship. n. Bardsn, however,
ave some opposition. Tom Gilchrist
accredited with having ) dark horse In
Ing. For assessor, F. W. Combs snd
=. Il. Guthrie are thY most active as
In. DR.. Rockmsn will most likely
Tho nomination for coroner For
Eor, superintendent Of schools aud
Illustrator there are no avowsd candi-
and no OPT osition has devslorsd TO
Bean. Judge Hunt will b. endorsed
Q state convention 10 one of the dis
judges, and either r. H. Howey or j.
[inslsy for tho other, with the ohanees
vor Of Howey.
has developed that there will DO q can
f the delegates selected tonight some
before the county convention meets, to
ont : Legislative ticket. So far the
names prominently mentioned are T.
[l~einschmidt and Cornelius Hedges for
! senator, and Stephen Carpenter a. ono
% candidates for the lower house. The
aries will be held this evening Al eight
Ok. The following shows the location
the number Of delegates each il en-
4 to:
ward. Helena, city hall ~. ........... 10
ni ward, Helena, rs Jackson street. !. !.
pmpson block ~. ....... 10
ward, Helena, Edwards block, Park
Il dav ward. Helena. central school house: 10 q
ward, HslenA. west side school house. 10
ward. Helena, hoee house. !. ts...... "
nth ward, Helsna, Bach. Cory 4 Co.h
lding. corner Ninth avenue and ldaho
f%sville, A. i. ii. W. hail. 10
nville. Phil Constants store. ...,....... 8
Ia q Nelson, Mat, Tees store /
nj and Little Jennie mine. hotel......... 5
br, section house -. l
ler's. school house. ........ 4
lire, company's Office ....... 8
{1Ould, GOuld's store. /
2 Creek. Negus station. ............... !
kp,S, on, nh $500 !
|r City, Gredell house. $685.. 1
BY. Warren's school HOUSE. .............. 2
Ileleua . . 800. b
oh Bar md Spokane. /
hell's ranch, Mart Mitchell. -, ....... i
s~rsyille. kis~selpuugh's ................. 2
:, !
born. Milot's store... l
an, Hogan's ranch /
hsta. Phil Manix's 3
born Canyon. !
* Creek Easin ......
lie Fork Dearborn .... -. !
OK.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27
GROCERIES GOING.

Some temptations are irresisti'
BILE. You will find a.. good many
domestic luxuries included in our
stock. They embrace lots of temp.
tations for the judicious house
wife, temptations which there is
not the least reason IN the world
for resisting. we have the freshest
and the choicest; and the most re-
liable brands. Our desire is to place
atyour disposal the finest products
ofsthe season. We r doing this.
m --TURNER q co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27

Odontunder applied to the gums for
painless extraction of teeth. Positively
no pain. DR.. Skiinmin. dentist, Sixth ave.
aud Main.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27

Next Sunday. Aug. 20. - Kranich's grove,
|hletic prize competition u two p. m.
rand fireworks and ball in the evening.
hrs to run ill two .. nj. Free 5'bus con-
pots With lowor line. Grand ball At Turn
hall Monday evening, Aug. 20.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27

The Bee Hive has just received . full line OF
Jewish New Year cards of all the latest editions.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27

All those indebted to j. G. Stubs will
please call and settle at once, a. all &C.
count will DO turned over to attorney for
collection after sept. l. 1892.
NJ. S1LvERMAN, Assignee.
Helena, Mont. Aug 8, 1892.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27

Tho Montana P~recipitator Company
Has near Birdseys station ON the N. p. X.
II. a complete stamp mill to which ia at
tached the "ChAin Battery" system. which
is especially designed for the saving of
rusty and fine gold.
The company 10 prepared to make test
runs on all lots of five tons and upwards.
w. q. PIERCE, President.
Room l. Gold block, Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27
blanks ct this otico.

(rPy tho celebrated jackson corset waist They
10 tho health preserving garment Of the ave,
pr salc by Butcher 4 isradlsy only.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27

Miss Jack imam will give lessons In short.
knt Tuesday, Thursday and Friday even-
~, beginning Sept. 1. IS bailey bluck.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27

Ladies'. Attention.
Before purchasing any other sewing ma
hine call and examine the Davis" the
|sst machine made. 6turtock 4 Brown,
Z 'ntu' ftE;itfI.!9'
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27

Baby Ruth Schottische and Baby Mckee Polka
Monthly, At tho bee Hive. Price 10 cents.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27
Ladies'. Attention.

A few more decorated tea sets at Tho Bec Hive
tho very low price Of II. 10.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27
Notice.

Closing out sale OF summer goods ct The Fec
Hive. Summer goods Of all kinds must 60.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27

Butcher d Bradley turn their backs to no on,
in low prices. they lead all the time.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27
MINING STOCKS
WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY:
5000 Shares of Poorman. -
,A,5OO Shares Of Combination.
10000 Shares Of Southern Cross.
5000 Shares of Elizabeth.
1000 Shares of Iron Mountain.
1000 Shares of Bi-Metallio Exten.
sion. ~
1000 Shares of Pandora.
800 Shares of BIZ Metallic.
800 Shares of Granite Mountain.
400 Shares of Alice. s
We will take all or any part Of
the above named Stocks if price is
reasonable. We buy and sell min.
ing stocks on commission sell and
buy on margins; sell options. 10
20, 90, 40 and 90 days, and will.
loan money on any of the above
named stocks at a reasonable rate
OF interest.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27

Ladies' Jersey ribbed SITS, very cool and com
Portable to wear. only loo at The bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27
Big drive in mems underwear. ,sbirts. hose and
furnishing goods Of all kinds Mt The Bee Hive.

Butcher d Bradley'e low; prices for the best
line. Of ladies, and children's hosiery are the tall
Of the town. B%h#4 q
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27
Turner Festival,

'osh- Ha-Shonu cards just received at the Bee
"a.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27

What everybody says must be true. that
Butcher 4 Eradteys prices are lower than any
house in town.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27
A Mas Meeting,

The Bee Hive has . large line of decorating
bunting and flags 'st reasonable prices.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27

A mass meeting Of all ostize1s who are in
sympathy with the peoples party is re-
quested to meet at Calumet Club hall, Park
avenue. on Saturday, Aug. ~, 1892, at eight
O'Clock D. M, aud join the undersigned for
Aha nnrnosa of forming a WaaYar cluh.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27

t06 0Ufp UB6 OF IVIu1IuR Il W6dV6I CIUOe
Geo. B., Foote John p. Kotchum
II. w. Cain. John H. Jurgens
w. H. Maokey G. A. Perrin "
J.. II, Eidell j. l.. smith
Ed Jordan August Fack
w. M. Sprague John Finn .s>
G. b. Vaughan Nv. +: Hamilton a
j.. ii. mcfarland y. Allan FEE$&y
NJ, w. johnson Il. +. Sihlesinger
A, b, Hover A. +. Smith
William Wallace II. A. Bell
j. H. Huseby B. +. Piatt
o. w. Peterson w. H. Taylor
Robert Swain II. g. Davies
II. L. Teeple q. E. Getchell
And many Others.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

CHONG-At 5l2 Washington street, Monday
morning, March 81, 1892, Yep Chong. q Chinese
doctor, of hemorrhage Of the lungs, aged 80
years.
Remains Will be enlbamed by Bonney & Stew
art and shipped TO China
wENN-In Seattle, at Sixth and Alder streets,
Monday, March II, 1892, Leo Wenn. aged /
year and months
Remains will be shipped 10 Arlington.
NoRRIS-At Grace hospital, in this city Mon
day, March 81, 1892, Ida, daughter OF John Nor
ris Of Anacortes, aged 10 years
Fu1eral services will be held at Bonney & Stew
arts this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Interment at
Lake View cemetery
SUTHERLAND-The funeral services OF Mrs
Christian NJ sutherland were held at No. 1913
Fifth street yesterday afternoon. Interment at
Lake View cemetery
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STOI EN-.


STOLEN - ONE STRAWBERRY ROAM
- horse. about 500 pounds weight, with brand
F H on teft shoulder and a bunch on the back
d BY saddle; the horse has lately been dipped
and Is slngle-foeter under the saddle: the horse
was hire! from me on March with half English
saddle a3a bride: has not returned; any fnforsna-
tion leading 20 the recovery viii be literally
warded o. II. Holcomb.
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WANrED-INF0RM4rToN.

IMPORTATION WANrED-IF MRS. MARY
A. Quinn will communicate with her daughter
she VII De pleased - hear from hex II any one
VINO knows her present whereabouts viii address
tho Undersigned they will be well pad for their
trouble Lola NJ. Quinn, hampshire street. Low
ell MAsA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


TOR PoRTIERES. ROCKING CHAIRS. PAR
j lor tables and general house furnishing goods
on InstailrnenIs visit the Bsltown Furniture Com
pany. els Front street.
ITO CANNERY MENTOR THE BEST SITE
for q salmon cannery. plenty OF fish, good har-
Dor cheap lumber and boxes, address Box 221, Sc
attic.
NORWEGIAN SHIP HTAwATHA-NEITE-
~ er the captain the owners OF the above
named vessel will be responsible Tor any debts that
may De contracted by the crew.
: Jp8GENsEN Master
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THE SOLICITORS LOAN AND TRUST CO.
i Money to loan in amounts from $500 to Slo,-
900 on inside improved city property or upon
improved inside property for building purposes.
street.
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
property-Farm lands at Slaughter, Kent Port
Orchard Sumas City and Nashon island; the su-
periority of the above localities for pro iuctiveness
of soil is well known. James f. Porter, 81 Gott-
stein huiliinr
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ITO LOAN - 10000; AMOUNTS $500 To
$4,000; no delay. Inquire Seattle Market,
Washington street.