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other, or the ie8ss ground for suS-
rseten, Roth were well educated. ard
slas8s o7tnicns upon NEST points CT I'M
Tser1assee differed very Astie The
cause * saeir suutuai detessat!ot %
each cShag e0sa'HSncSsi IN their inecsn-
raaetsitg ~ ;esxsaN<. leading them -
DISAGREE upSsa vegy gnaay points ce no
ssssEsertSsaee az AT, anst in es,saseslussag,e
% ssse disagreement IA lose saxht u
The 0sSer uasuagssrtaace " sss objects.
- a. trivial cause fgs~ tragedy. X
.'~3ts &c sNpssissssi. taxa- e sotses extent.
es tSae condition - 4lastr ncafsa sma
caE<ssiii aassss They weFe xssaeh poer-
e SaAA they expected 90 ke- Tie was
az eiaNtfA4i enstsse@v, With sssrsss ASH
eS*aa add i hatred 90 nsaslne work.
Aissaoss immediately a<sss as sssarrsaxe
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No One Mo

Has rot Travelled hetwe>a Minneapolis.
81. Paai ard Chicago on the famous
Skr-tsa- Western IssTnsted can possibly in
arsne SIS comforts ard I.Ixnries. The huf-
fg.s smoking library coach. FOR s.g~7asnca
- SIMPLY a rsavvei e comfort There you
have ar entire coach set apart for gentle
ssey "a ~e<a3assey, smoking. iesgc--wrss ting
ca-s-plsysnx and refresh usan.s: in a WORT.
rs-aviss.ng al shs lgxa-ses % n modern
clah Taken as whole this train Is what
- ussGYA cAR wSrl3-hsateS. y. " Par
Ser. Pssgv, SoRua agent. 60 E'rons street.
Ssen4sEA MA~n
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Catholic Churches.

st. Francis Xavier Chapel-Sixth and
Spring streets. Rev. Victor Garland. s.
J., in charge. Mass, 8 a. m.
Sacred HEARTFELT and Sixth streets.
Conducted by the Redeulpto-dStss Rev.
Joseph A. kautz. G. SIS. r., pastor. Low
mass. with sermon. a.. m, high mass,
with sermon, 1880 a. N. Sunday school,
ESQ p. m. Holy Family association meet
ing, p. m. yespers. sermon and bene-
diction, 1880 p. m.
Our Lady OF Good Help-South Fourth
and Washington streets. Rev. +. y. Pre-
fontaine, pastor. Low mass. a. m; high
mass, 1890 a. M; beaediction, $50 p N.
Church OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and Madison streets Rev. Victor Gar
rand, s. j.. pastor. Conducted by the
JeSuits. Early mass, a. m; high mass,
1880 a N. Sunday school, 8 p. IN. Ser
mon and benediction, 7.45 p. m.
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Reformed Churchcs.

German Reformed church. Ballard-Pos'
street and Second avenue. G. Graedel.
pastor Services Sundays at IL a. m. sun
day school at 10 a. m.
German Reformed church, Seattle
Seventh. between Pine and Olive streets.
Services at Ii a. m. and $50 p. m. every
Sunday. Sunday school. 10 a.. m.
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rni.arian eharch.

Seventh. besween Pike ami r+nsorl~gey
J. III. Acton. u. u. pastor. Services. II
a. IN. Sssbsss,E % sermon. the Puirs. an.f
sha Pewx" SslrsszAy sckso0a 12sSa
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Sixth and Seneca streets. Rev. S. Dell
Johnston. pastor; residence, SIS Seneca
street. Services. II a. m. and I:3o p. m.
Sabbath school. i2:l5 p. m. Young Peo-
Pies society. 6:1a p. m. Prayer meeting.
Thursday. 7.3o p. m.
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Free Metnnaiss Chnreh

Tsnth ard Pine-John Glen. pastor.
Sabbath school s:A5 a. M: preaching
morning ard evening. Prayer meeting.
Wednesday nsght.
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Opera singer. wife Sue. for Divorce.

san FRANCISCO Jsn. Ia--Hen-y ".
Campbell known as feglrico Carptpsllo
an operate singer, has hsen sued for
divorce by Grace Campbell for nerle,-s.
Grace was the daughter e.s MYiaonaIr.
Porter. Her marriage To the singer
caused a sensation Ave YEARS ago Camp
bell Is is sata. was the first a.,usrer
Of Sybn SSn7erSoa.
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salvation Array.

Barracks. els Jackson sfreef-Praye-
meeting. q. IA. Holiness meeting, IL
m. free and easy. p m 4 rouzsuy
meeting at r.. m.
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Jones Street African NJ. E. church--Rey.
Allen w. Whaiey, pastor. Services, II
a m and 5 p. M Prescagsng by Rev. T..
II AfcKenna. Sunday school, 3 p. III.
Praise meeting, It's p. m
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STRAIT STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Seattle ana TcwESse nd Mean Bay route
Steamer Garland leaves Yasl@r ss1s.sx Nor
days Wednesdays and EristaYa a. 1a.Ts
a IA. for Pert Townsend. Fsors wsEi.sfr,S
EInES2S&z. Port Angeles. Port tsressss- nj
Gettysburg. Pys6f. CfaIiam pay ana
%eah Bay returning. arrives Seattle "a
p. ~ on opposits aays. Steamer EyaxSel
leaves fesier dock for Port Townsefsss
Port Williams. tterzsae&s Pert Angeles
and Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays ara
Fridays a. D. M arrives Seattle alter
rate days ; >. ~.
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Second church--Green lake. Preaching
at II a. m. and $50 p. m.
First Embellishments park. Sunday
school, $50 p. IN. Superintendent, l.. s.
Beck.
Third church--Brewer's hall, on Nc
Claire street Preaching at IL a. n. and
%. m. Sunday school, il O'Clock.
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Christiaa Churches.

Olympic Avenue Church OF Christ-5i4
Olympic avenue. r. Fl. Moss. pastor.
Sunday school. 10 a. m. Pre- ching, II a.
m and 1880 p. m.
First-Seneca street, between Third and
Fourth. Preaching, IL a. N. and 7:S0 p.
m, by c. W. Barnes. Endeayor meet
ing, e:l5 p. III. Sunday school. $3.50.
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seattle city sli.sis...

Hall s5a Commercial street. Gospel serv-
ices, 80 p. m. every evening through
the week. MONDAY prayer service. u to
p. m Y. L. ). c. r. Sunday school.
80 p. n.
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Theoaopny.

Seattle Branch. No. !, OF the Thsosophi-
cal Society. Sunday. 2. m. IN It's new
kaEl. sl2 Third stTest- Lecture on 'sI..e
BcSsnsrbopa or Man." by Thomas A
BSl-EeS
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Evanweiical ALLEGATION.

German-Harrison and Birch streets.
Rev. Aug Ernst, pastor. SD Harrison
streets. Services. Ii a. m. and r. m.
Sunday school, ?:i5 a. IN. Young Peoples
meeting, 7 p. m. Literary entertainment,
last Sunday OF each month.
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streets-Seryices Sunday az and 7:4s p.
m. Every night At 7:45. Tuesday night
meeting conducted by Young Peoples So
ciety of Christian Endeavor. Chaplain.
T. Rees.
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Having purchased 81 A e. R-ayyrer
ttse sseattss agegNcg * sAe R~st1ssss- trae-i-
ga Assurance Company 81 Tovssaea. and
sae New York EfrsscrssrzeeTs' Agescy.
vfsA sse gss~xsess 90 ngaSe al renewals ard
Saz9ssfs snservyatssaa rseasSszrsg tae-e two
ls2<ss ~ companies < 4. MCKENZIE.
C1zzuAa Block
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young Men,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Young mems rally this afternoon at as
ISOLATION hall at ocl5Ck. The service
lasts one hour anil VIII be OF especial in
serest to ycaing men Music led h. Asso-
cation Male Quartette ard orchestra OF
rSaTu,. v-o.fa, flute ana cornet.
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Young women. ehrl..aaa Association

Gospel services for women at the Young
Womans Christian Association rooms. as
Third street, today at p m Bible class
for women meets every Aons3ay at 100
D. m, with Judge Greene as leader.
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M.,noa,,t Prot..,.nt Churohes.

Second-North Seattle. Republican and
Poplar streets. Services, IL a. m. and 7:so
p. m. Prof. Eugene Miller. A NJ. pas
tor.
FTrst-Third and Pine streets. Rev.
Clark Davis. pastor. Services. IL a m.
and 7:3o p. N. Morning subject. 'Juag-
.r.g" Evening subject, The Sin of Neg
tect" Y. p. s. c.. E, els p. M
Sunday school, 1880.
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Aberdeen. Jan. ~ Is

Aberdeen, Jan. 10 ny
To the Editor: Can a postmaster tof
the fourth class, hold q salarisd nuni-
cipal office in a town tof the fourth ciassl
in this state. and legally perform the
duties os both offices al the same tirles
w T. r.
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EVERETT AND sNoH0MfsH Ror.TE.
CLT RATE TO EVERETT
STEAMER MABEL.
Leaves 1ensra1 wharf. TsssSazvx Th41rs-
days and Saturdays ar a. IA Ter IT.
rnosaAtss MuAI4teo. Everett. MarysyIIfA.
East EsereEt. Lowell and saossogssgn'
FAEE TO ~ fsTsEsT-r 1kc: ROM % e:
To SSoHOAiisH 5ac
GEO. ,. WILEY. Agent
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CHRISTIAN Aig.4n~e usee~sfnwS Hiig 10 h4s.s
at IL Moeeks strSss. corssev o. Lexxae. .syv-
cry THURSDAY szssrns<s az p'eIack- IA
ss.sswss % The four-fssa Gssgvz-s arr 49,
vsgei
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nowta Clean s.lr.r~ar.

Get 8 tsox ~ SaTerwhsts wsr-a Es-ecsss=x
from Frssch Brxs.. jewelers.. 10 Front
ss-sex
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

tSotices for this department must be
handed in by o'cierk Saturday TO in
sure insersion.1
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TME CARD.
4
STEAMER CLAN N,pupekrn
SkAGIT RIVER RfHr{T

Leaves Seattle Tuesday. Jxusua,x : !.
a m; Wednesday, Jazssarf
midnight; Thursday, Ianuxrx y
midn1ghr. Friday. Ja1azary 81 Y = ~
night; Saturday. January s q 3
Ezght. = - =
ueayes Mosfnss yexznrx = M,
january =. at n uE TfnnslSr ~
airy "a, at a. H.: Friday. JzeluS1 r =
Sunday. January q. atsA * ssssss
Meals . cegssA RerxAm s.
Fare. 81. =.
LILLY, BOGARDUS 8 a
Owners ard 49,
Telephone No II.
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EVERETT ROUTE-STR- GkE4
Daily except sunday
Leaves Seattle 100 a. r. ana -
Leaves Everett 10 a. N. and
Sunsiay--LeavesS Seattle IL .. g -
Single trip. ne: round g r.
Connects with boats fer - (
Snohomish. y =
Isanding--coiman dock. foes g
street. 80. go
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NASnk
COMPANY. ;as =
Ciaud Troup. Pres. Il. w. Coca
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SAN JUAN TSTsaNrsz Sr.x. -. -
Ola THoMpSoy
Sarry United STATS raj &. 2t.
l'ocA. FOOT or main street. 49, y
lnesaay and Friday al =
yuv9sss.sene. San Juan ISLANDS - !
North Eound--T -sava So,
isaSe Port Townsend S.aS e. ~
rrilay Aarbor It:s0 a M l.s.s -
-, l--so ?. H.. arrive Se~ s<1
south Bound-Lsave New Was.
la ys ga E.-1;se Roche Hafhcr NJ ~.
port TownSeEd so >. m. arys..s
~. q THOMPSON. managing ovrne- 8
Hasneid. assent Phone. 81 Il
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE IA
THROUGH THE ISLAM
Steamer Utopia. J. A. U kriee.. ~
Leaves Tacoma j. nooas 1917
tral wharf. y. M. AQniays ~, 49,
DAYS for Port Townsend. Aaaeor!sa
haven. New Whatconl. Lame
day Harbor. going through 70
Fare 10 Blaine. &C.: fare TO
For further information apply
trail wharf.
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=. is.Ys q. m. Junior C. e. $50 p. m
T,risay. Y r. s c. E.. $50 p n Prayer
meeting. Thursday, 30 p M
plvuouta-Thirsi and University streets.
1er Wallace Nutssng. D. D., pastor;
residence. ITO University street Services
II a. IA ana TO p. m Morning subject:
..ESs,xassr:r in Its Broa7es- Sense.
F,vxIsr,sr subject. TIE Pan and tire
Power IN Your LIE" Preaalie. The Tyso
Doors Of SIN" sunday 7ifOal; is.o ?. "a.
Y.P. s. c. e, s.sa p. ~ Subject.
Christians Problems ami Pe-pRexaizss-
A question isox ussetSng- IzstsrT1sesiaaNe
Y r. s. c. E. at same hour same SUD
5eot- Prayer meeting. THURSDAY. s:se p m
Junior Y. p. S c.. e, F-ssiay. SIS p N.
baptist Churches
North seatt,e-TaErd and Cedar streets
Rev. C. F. Brcwniee. pastor: residence,
lee Oak street. Services. IL a. m and
7.sa D. m. sabbath school after morning
services B. Y. p. T.. s.so p. M
Market SSreet-Market and Main
streets Rev. W. r. Fieenor, pastor. resi-
0ence, SCI Market street Preaching IN
the morning at II O'Clock. Young People $
meeting, ESQ D. m. Preaching IN the
evening at 7.S9.
Mount ZSon n-CoioreG-Rev. K
w. JerEisoa. pastor. Young NaturalsSts
hall II University grounds. PraAse serV-
ice, lt.3o o. m. Sunday school, ls:se p. N
Preaching. 1.I5 y. ~
Swedish-BeiE and Eighth streets Rev.
Aug. Olson. pastor; residence, rs Dexter
street. Services, II a. N. and $50 p m.
Sunday school, L m. Young people $
meeting. p. m. Prayer meeting, Thurs
day. p. m. Young peoples meeting,
Saturday, p. m.
Fyrst-Fos,rth Straet between James
and Cherry. Rev. w. r. Taylor. pastor;
residence. 100 Marion street. Preaching,
IL o'clock a. m and $50 O'Clock p m.
Music under the direction of Mrs G. A.
c. Rochester. Sunday school al the close
OF the morning service. Young people s
meeting. 6:i5 p. III. Prayer meeting,
Thursday, s:s0 p. m
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WEST COAST STEAM MAMMA
COMPANY.

STEAMER FsAEALIs0l \. q.
Dispatches steamers for san
February 3. IS, March !. 3. 81 -
days thereafter. .lz.
Passenger AMI freight rates ~
Tickets ami freight rates 90
tanned by applying 70
j. c.. CARROI4L !.
Unson dock, foot Of Urzun HxN
The. Telephone 81.
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srkANxns
FLY on THE -s1xr. g.

ell On THE -sLvEa.
r SEATTLE TO 7Acow.
CUR foaE1 trips daily. sTesss - ~ ~
TsI ~ I. sa -. AID ssesffy- s;rs -
p.,,,sa aA STEAMER NJ We VIZ. -
route. as seT:a. u'pS ssssfie.r
TUESDAY. NSY
TINE earn.
leave SeGttie---.4Ss 49,
2 "a. Leave Taccnna-s.: = a. ~ ri
$50 = ~. = ~ In ~
Sunday
II.eave seattie-7s,n 4 m. - -
Is 1Ss ra 6 a IA. - M
commercial dock. faos =, - sc1En ~
Seattle s " A1s1co
sundays, excursion rats. = -
fIsetxooG: fare. Soc e. -
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VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMER RosAf,llEs:.
Arlington dock. ieaves far 7 s,sSz
Yors Townsend daily. eAeepa. 70
I'D .. m. returning. ieasrs
a m. SteE naer IGaE5 leassssz .s,ss z
Townsend and waF tss<sl
= = rsttrnsf.r direct. Leaves fssS
Seaa al q. n Tetephcas IL. ,.<l
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP co,f11x1

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CQ&xNI
Honolulu and ASssfr1l 3
Steamers leave San Franciecp - -
lulu, Samoa. Auckland. n. e.. ~ ~
ney, n. s. w. without chanxs.
steamship Alameda. Fehr,A1f1 I ~
Honolulu only, Steamship L.
January 10. IA Il.
THOS. A. GRAHAM. AEEHk -
Bowl block. Seattle.
w. Webster. Last. Agent. Ton
e. g.
J. u. Spreckeis 4 Bros. ca. 60
Agents. San Francisco.
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ron Alaska w.n:er rirss

STEAMER <.HlkA.s,1st, y d!
VIII Ssase Seattle 5agtEAFs - -. 'Sa
- sazys after ugEt9 fesg sss.y 80. -
B. ". n Al.IstSl's
j. @. CARROLL. &gwfs. - 49,
ws1ayg- Telephone No d.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AM e-..
ROUTE.
b Wiley Navigation Cas- 49,.
MULTNoMAH.
DAILY TINE CAIN.
o,vr,,,is =, Arriu
Tacoma at.io.oo \ N SAarsse - - ~
re seattle al l;sa m Tacoma III SS,. b
Connecting with boata fer Nh
kamilchis ~
FAsE TO TACOMA. 80 cr,.us !
La1dinS, City Dock, feet AZ sssssss - :
CAPTAIN L WILEY WSssz y
Slif ", AhERLSEhsN.-SE,ATTIR
COMA AND OL.YApfi ~
ar. Taco 49,.
Lv. Seattle.7.3o a. m Ar. oiymoS' h o.
FARE TO TACOMA. 10 ,CiSiis ~ y
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION g Z:

PACIFIC NAVIGATION -,
Time card in effect oct seSs7f
Seattle ard XshagecKsa rc1l,sss.s : r
Shsr~scn leaves SEATTLE ~
saturday. az II ., 10. sgstttle 1877
80 r,gs.y e.--F.a rfraYeD caves =. -
EXCEPT saturday ~ 800 e q .l'ssss~ -
SEATTLE RGuge--Stase p1 ~ 1900. 49,. 20
Seattle Tuesdays. IanssA1Ays -N
DAYS a. 49, . r. .x.
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NfAAkk ~ = <AzN14
------~.--@
VICTORIA ROUfn
PACIFIC COAST srEAnsnn 81

Dispatch steamers from sas1tl0 j r
lows: ss'
For San Francisco via Port I~I1t
and Victoria. at a. "a. UanroG n
ceiyed on board at 7 a. m.) u Ea +
IS, g. IS.
For Alaska. Jan. and 4 & ekn
From San Francisco for Tie3G
Puget sound ports. az . e n, JokX4
is, 20. . and 90.
Tickets may be obtained Is the 6In4
the company. at Ocean dock S1ull
GoODAI4L- PERKINS &f
General Agents. San EIc4
]. Fl. JOHNSON. T.. S. Supf-. oQn1Eh
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gund ~
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AZ; ]
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DR.. LIEBIG 6 co.
San Francisco's Most Reliable and
Successful Specialists,
Coming in September.

DR.. Stoddart, Visiting Physician and
Representative of the Liebig Worlds
Dispensary, Of San Francisco, in Idaho,
Montana, Washington and Oregon, will
return to DeLamar, in September for
.wo days only. The many calls and large
number of patients contracted with for
treatment during his former visit has in
duced DR.. Stoddart to arrange another
visit S ep, 10 aud II, and at War Eagle
Hotel, Silver City Sep. 10 and IS. At
Jordan Valley Sep. 9th.
This willbe rare opportunity tomeet
in free consultation, one of the greatest
Specialists of the 10Th century, namely,
DR.. A. c. Stoddart, who has been ex-
aiming and consulting physician for
the Liebig World Dispensary of San
Francisco during the past Is years.
1t is well known that the Doctor has
treated the greatest number of patients
treated by any one physician on the
Pacific Coast, during that time. His ex-
perience in the treatment of chronic
and private diseases OF men and women
has given him such knowledge that
few cases have been known to battle
his great skill.
Everyone requiring expert treatment
for chronic diseases of the Eye, Ear,
Nose, Throat, Skin, Blood and Repro
ductiye or Nervous Systems, should not
fail to meet the Doctor during his May
visit to Idaho. Cut this out and be
sure and call on the date named. The
first months treatme Dt will be free so
that those cured may be able to herald
the good news to their friends and fell
low citizens.
Finest remedies for all complicated
diseases of men, forwarded from San
Francisco, by express, after DR.. Stod-
dart has made examination and pre-
scribed, thus enabling patients in De-
Lamar and Silver City to receive as
good treatment as if they made the
the journey to San Francisco. Home
treatmentby correspondence specially.
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NJ. NJ. Hazeltine a photographer who
was for twenty years engaged in taking
views upon the line of the Southern
Pacific railroad, and who comes here
with most excellent credentials. show
ing that he is an artist of superior abil-
ity, has located permanently in Della
mar, occupying the building next door
to Barry's shoe shop in the lower town.
It will pay you to call and inspect the
views he has on display.
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Who Remembers Him?

While Mrs. Crosson was visiting her
father, who was one ofthe early miners
of Alder Caleb, Montana, and still re-
sides there, he requested her to learn
if any one here could tell him anything
of Ansolm Grothsinger, who, he says,
was one of the pioneer Jordan Creek
placer miners, and had named Boon
vile after his native Missouri town. He
was an old friend of Mr.. Lane's-Mrs.
Crosson's father lie was in Boonville
in 65.
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a Butcher Shop Episode.


Twas dark; the stars shone bright
And peace was Ger the land.
From one small window shore a light
Which twinkled Ger the sand.
Fred with his partner sat within
THE butcher shop and spouted
of hogs they'd Killed and sheep they'd
skun
And Texas steers they'd routed.
Now while they sat in converse sweet
A noise caug bit their attention,
Pitta patta up the street,
What twas viii not mention.
Up jumped both in sudden haste
And out the door they scooted,
A figure 'gainst the sky they traced,
Neatly cloaksd and booted.
"a prize prisen both yelled at once,
twill make variation,
They say such meats hard to catch
And beats the whole creation"
AHA "ey liiey SCOOteu up .ie etIttJ
To catch the booted figure,
They thought 'twould be an easy feat
Cause they were so much bigger.
But twas not such an easy task
As what the first had counted,
Ehe figure sped along the street
AS though on wind twas mounted.
The way she heeled itup the street
Was to them quite distracting;
They cursed, they swore, their hair they
tore
To see how she was acting.
They run their best but twas no use,
The figure still outstrippsd them
And finally they gave it up,
They couldn't catch their victim.
And back they travelled to the shop
Their ardor grown quite coolish; (.
They hadn't very much to say,
But both felt mighty foolish.
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Mr.. A French, one of the directors Of
the Trade Dollar Mining Company, and
Mr. Thomas B. McKaig, Secretary ofthe
company have been visiting the prop
erty this week. They came down to
DeLamar on Thursday with Mr.. Hutch
ison to call upon Captain Plnmmer, and
made the NUGeET a pleasant call while
here. They started for their Pittsburg
home this morning.
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Dave Adams big store in Silver City,
becoming too small for his business, he
has started an overflow institution in
his Granite building, stocking it With
clothing and underwear and installing
Green Adams in charge. Dave keeps
right up with the procession, even
while moving as fast as it does now in
Silver City
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-08-17

DIR. A. c. stoddart delivered a veryin-
teresting lecture to large audience of
men only, last Saturday night. He is a
pleasant speaker, talks right to the
point, and makes a good impression on
his audience. He will give another
lecture upon hisreturn here next month
and will doubtless be greeted by a very
large audience again.
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strayed

From DeLamar-one pair of horses,
one brown, branded J. C. on left hip,
medium size, rather old looking. One
sorrel with white face and three white
legs, a large bell on, a chain hanging
loosely to fore leg. Any person giving
any information or returning same will
be suitably rewarded by
M. BARRY, Shoemaker.
DeLamar, August 10Th, 1895.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-08-17
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