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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-09
DIRECT ROUTE TO LAKE UNION.


A-sfTsWSA 1F3u1nx 0I - StfHEI w nfNA
WIN shorten me Distance
There is ROW pending IN the board OF
aldermen petition signed By a majority
OF the property owners on Lake avenue
asking that the city grade under the bend
system the avenue from Box street 10
Mercer street. and IL this Is done. the city
WIZ have its first short and direct route
frora Elliott hay TO Lake Union. In other
words the street viii be from The city 10
Lake Union what Madison street is from
the city 10 Lake Washington. The Inn
provement viii cost In the neixhborhood
o. 1."s and 10 Of particular Importance
al this time. owing 10 the fact that with
the proposed commencement OF the gov
eminent canal the city must have and
VIII secure q direct route 10 she lake. At
present u is necessary TO travel eighteen
squares along the territory involved 10
reach the lake. but the Improvement viii
reduce the number 20 twelve. The Inn
provenaenf VIII also give drainage TO what
- now known rs the Denny meadow,
which at certain times in the year Is
hooded with water, whsch has no outlet
once II gets In the meadow.
Lake avenue Is now graded from the
bay 20 point near Box street. For a
time there waA talk among some of the
property owners and city officials of shut
tf1g up the street from Box 10 the lake.
but persons who are up 20 date on munich
P1t improvements FeA3ixf. u Is &2iIs the
shsurdify of such q movement
The advantages OF . street by which
one can travel direct from some place to
some other place are well known IL was
the great William Penn who inaugurated
the "eheckerbeard' system of laying cut
cities. but while modern authorities on
such matters have a great deal OF respect
for William Penn. they have no hesitancy
In saying that diagonal streets are the
proper things 10: the cities of today. The
city of Philadelphia was laid out on the
checkerooard plan, but OF late years that
city has spent many thousands OF dollars
In Introducing diagonal streets. Wash
ington city has diagonal streets leading to
one common center with side streets
fashioned after Penn's idea.
The persons who are urging the Lake
avenue Improvement cite these facts as a
few OF the many advantages OF having
the WORK 20 on and they believe that the
city council VIII authorize Il.
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e NJ. Carr. administrator of the estate
- Ihester Cleasy. deceased. was yester-
osF authorized by Judge Langley to sell
tAe els sea8, section II. and the eis swA
Aaa iAs seA nwA, section III. township
north, range east.in Island county.
ne sale Is to be conducted for cash at
.as court house door IN Coupeville. liz In
'srther ordered that the els OF the SEX
y ssetion 10 shall DO first sold and the
pssoeeds To the extent OF sss5.ss he paid
q Bernard Reiss without reduction OF
sae amount OF his claim of ss.eAe. 81 and
'aat the balance 30 the proceeds OF the
sass OF the lands In section II ne paid TO
Assss oa account % his claim
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Wants to Buy water by Quantity.

The Diamond Tee g. Storage Company,
Of this city. contenrlafes increasing It's
plant. and yesterday In communication
"a the board of public works stated that
IL the city could figure an selling water AT
cents per thousand gallons In quantities
OF 2nss gallons Per month. the com
pany might become consumer OF from
asao essa 10 4oesasa gallons per month Al
present the company produces water
from its own pumps for a little less than
cents per lao gallons. and IL is stated
In the communication that the company
would not ray more Than the price named
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Nudge o-born Wins the shit.

Jaige Richard Osborn will not pay the
mosey claimed by the American Histort-
Cal Publishing Company for the History
q the State of Washington. as the case
was dismissed In Judge Humes' depart
nen' yesterday under agreement that
tAe parties pay their respective costs. The
case dates from October II. ana Its his
tory, which has already been published.
Reveals = contract whereby Judge Osborn
PA'a the publishing company 30 for
Portrait 10 be inserted in the books. When
NE hooks were ready for delivery the
purchaser refused 20 accept them. on the
ground that the work had not been prop
sflv done
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Courts and Public omce..


Judge Osborn yesterday excused his
jury.
! A relic OF the Krug defaication was
filed In the auditors Office yesterday In
the shape OF a mortgage covering nine
lots In block e. ID. II. Denny's Home adj
dition. The mortgage was executed by
Louisa Denny and -. i. Denny 70 tina
city and state and was given to secure q
note for s.5s7.ea
p r. Carols and wife were sued In the
superior court yesterday by the Phiia-
deiphta Mortgage and Trust Company on
prornIssory notes for $.77o secured by
mortgage on lot 8. block Is. Renton adj
cifton.
Judge langley yesterday vacated the
raary against Peter Chiodo aud the
Bonanza Mining and Smelling Com
pany.
Judge Langley win set cases In the
equity department this morning.
In the case of the Wertheimer Com
pany VS.. Ronald e. Hyman the jury yes
terday afternoon returned verdict for
plaintiff for 81 81.
Louis g. Smith. executor OF the estate
OF James Johnson. deceased. was yes
terday ordered 10 sell eight lots i'm osce-
ola and apply the proceeds to the pay
ment OF a mortgage.
William W. swank. guardian OF the
persons and estate OF Everett p. Pearl
t.. and Fay f.. Swank. minors. has been
authorized to sell for cash an undivided
half OF lots and 4, block Sc. ID. T.
Denny's Third addition.
Thomas j. Vivian. administrator of the
estate OF Martin Vivian. deceased. has
been granted enc year from January !.
1896. In which to close the estate.
Melville Nichols. administrator OF the
estate OF Timothy Coomhs PendIeton. was
yesterday given leave TO sell at private
sale the schooner Jennie s. Hall for not
less than 500.
In the probate court yesterday thirty
four claims. aggregating $50 81. were ap-
proved. The largest claim Is So. 10. pre-
scented by A. yignier
molten for . new trial was made
yesterday In the case OF Woodward VS..
winehfii.
Alexander Thompson has been ap-
pointed receiver of the southwest quar-
ter or section %, township q, range s
east In the suit of Balfour, Guthrie &
Co. rs. Curtis Egbert et al The oath
Of the receiver and a sl.0o bond were
fled
Judgments were signed In the superior
court yesterday as follows: ". Carstens
ct al. vs.. Stetson & Post Mil Company.
$e5.sS, Peter Coggin VS.. City, for de-
PENDANT Edwin Hughes VS., Howard III.
Lewis, $lsa. ~ h. III. Osgood vs. Arthur
Schmeig. $50 .ss: Guarantee Loan and
Trust Company VS.. Daniel Jones, slss. As:
Stephen Berry VS.. Mart Shuttleworth ct
al. so.
Articles of Incorporation were filed with
the county auditor yesterday as follows:
Empire Loan office; incorporators I.
Goldberg and III. Bauman; capital. 81. 900.
Lake Union Miii Company: incorporators.
u. Ferguson. w. r. Ridgway. W. Cash
man. c. W. Geist and l.. p. Walker:
capital. ss.eo.
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LOVED THE TEACHER
lad Went to Jail for Her and
Now Loses His Wife.
s,IEys SHOWED NO coNTEMpT.


re wife OF poiygamist was set free
fspn . CALLING matrimonial tie In Judge
1xugiey's court Ia . very few msnutes
1esserdzy. she was Irene 3. Mead. whose
frshand. Albert A. Mead. ss now serving
2 fhrse-year serm In the Oregon peuitea-
66zy from his own corfesassa sf the
rrfss. Mead was tried November q
- before Thomas A Mcbride. sudse
u me eiycait court for washinstou cour-
-. 81 Hillsbcro. and the circumstances
& r the case showed that he had been Iiv-
- with pretty school teacher. w1o be-
- her pretty face and personal affrac-
4 pns. hsd sods- Mead secured the coin.
- school teacher and q term In the
.aeases prison. and now loses his wife.
4a<re are SIX children ranging In age
fors II to !, AL with their mother In
nis city. They were awarded 10 her.
Mead was married at MAnkota. Nina,
fsbraary n. Dsz
WiIifua dsssrtton ard abandonment on
- part OF the wife WAS the cause Of John
Anderson securing a divorce yesterday
from Fanny e. Anderson They were
rssrried In this city March g. ixl, and on
SslSe /. 1888. AIRS. Anderson took fser de-
rArsnre from the home OF her husband
asd has since continued 10 live apart
nom him. The four children. Lilly B..
Fred c.. Arthur c.. and Howard. aged
respectively y. 10. s and I, we're awarded
u the father until further order OF the
court. and the wife was decrsed owner
" forty acres OF land In Mason county.
IL the case Of George Daigiish va Chris
ma paislish. Judge Huuscs heard the
testimony. but reserved Judgment until a
1epositioB. which has been delayed, can
arrive. The parties were married In
ncotIand, March 2, 1s5s. but Mrs. Dali
elish refuses 20 live with hsr husband.
They own property in Tacoma. East Fair
haven. Nooksack City. Dies Moinss. ard
. tract In section g. township - north,
range east.
Haosf1ai drunkenness extending over
more than two years and failure to pro-
VIDE led Mrs Emma Ross to apply for a
disoree yesterday from James Ross. The
case was heard by Judge Hunes. who
granted the prayer of the complainant.
The couple we're married August s. 1ss.
si Nanaimo. but have no children.
Saeah Ubermsyer obtained a divorce
from David Obermeysr. whom she
charged with being gambler and drunk
ard. ard competing her TO support her
SELF. Mrs. obermeyer vixen on the stand
testified that since her husband had be-
come Gissoiute she had made living By
erustling" In the boxes of q downtown
resort. Her maiden name OF o'Dougherty
was restored 90 her.
Divorces were also granted In the cases
Of Samuel Tate Va. Hannah NJ. Tate. and
Mary T.. Curatc Va. Edward curato.
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col. THOMAS +. 0RERoS.

An Aged Man of Great Vitality VISIT
Ing I'm seattle.
The Portland TelsgTk IN. In a recent Is
sac said that Col. Thomas r. oberon
aged Is years. was IN that city on his way.
10 visit his daughter. Mrs. Caroline Sell
MAJ OF Seattle, whom be had not seen In
q quarter Of century. Continuing. the
item said that she coloneIs mind il as
clear as that OF man twenty-five years
his fnnEor. ard that he spoke az the hat
tie OF Waterloo and ths downfall Of Ma
polxon as Il they we're events OF the past
month.
The colaaei may be In tbs city now. hue
despite the efforts 81 . Post-fntalisgsncer
reporter. neither he Eor his daughter can
be located
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THE LEGISLATIVE MANUAL.
4 Volume OF Political Information
Aho0t the State.

VIII A. Steel ana Albert Scarf have fast
published In book form q 'Tsegisiattve
Souvenir MANUAL for the purpose OF per-
retuating she history OF the present Iegis-
safure. The book contains ls1 pages OF
general and valuable Information concern
ing the personnel OF the legislature. a
short biography and a photo-engravtng
appearing for each member OF either
house. IL contains brief description OF
the state. list of members OF the con-
stttationai convention and OF all state
and territorial officers. federal officers
ard previous state legislatures 1t also
gives the vote AZ the election OF isaz and
At the senatorial elections. lists OF coun-
ty officers ard pastorseeS.
The book Is neatly gotten wp IN cloth.
Is neatly printed on good paper and viii
prove a valuable record fer the future.
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THE uLEys nor IN CONTEMPT.
All Charges Are Withdrawn and tho
Controversy Ended

Controversy Ended
The long controversy among the cred
iturs or Riley Bros. In regard TO their
assignment was seemingly ended peace
fully yesterday by Judge Langley. who
safged them of contempt and thus re-
hssed them OF the serious reflections
witch have been cast upon them.
When Riley Bros assigned 10 Thomas
?. saunders. IL viii be remembered. some
Il tks larger creditors made vigorous OPP
neaasian TO him and alleged that he WAS
- ssosaly associated with the debtors.
IA pay0bft Of their claims they alleged
a. sAsze was q discrepancy OF some
u III shs account OF the assets made by
~ frm When this question came up for
hs4Esss Edward II. Riley was found TO
tase gone East. and an unfavorabie con-
fsresion was put on this fact. Two cleo
discs Of an assignee to succeed Saunders
iktisd the first because the majority OF
creditors in amount did not attend. and
the second because the majority In
amoGns and the majority In number could
10. agree.
TIE whole controversy has now been
tstiisd by the choice of compromise as
akate and the withdrawal of the charges
against tho Rsleys. which led to their
being called upon to purge themselves OF
cantsmpt, the creditors being satisfied of
their Integrity. Edward b. Riley Is now
D Boston and intends to return here.
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A New Deputy Coroner.

Coroner Askan yesterday appointed as
deputy r. 81. olin, who at once took the
oath of Office. The new deputy has lived
In this city about three years and Is q
cousin OF Mrs. j. f. Crichton. He Is re-
lated TO wealthy New York family and
has large holding In okanogau mines.
Mr.. OIin has been medical student for
some time with DR.. J. E. Crlchton. In
the future he Will sleep at the coroner's
Office so that there will be no chance for
delay in Sreporting cases. Ii Is possible
that the Office may be moved from the
Washington 10 the Burke block.
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1no Great a Bargain .

la the estate OF Mary Jansen. deceased.
oEeer was made yesterday yaea'sng
- sale or twelve lots out Of eighteen.
;. &c appraised value or the lots sold Is
sese oot they brought bat s.. a.. az prices
.AEsing from SIS 20 $3.50 per lot. No bids
s sfs made on ak Of the lots TIE nscncy
fe.a VII le reFurnea 20 the rQfS hAserx..
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For ,.iving am ,na,an I.,auor.

transcript was filed with the federal
s .ossst clerk yesterday In the case az the
shiisd States ~. John Wier. who was ar
sesfea some timc ago and hound over BY
,He United States commissioner or Sno-
sesa'ss Ter giving one pint Of liquor TO
ere Muss Mike. an Indian" who Is n
serls~r OF tribe living some distance
setta OF saohomiSh.
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xno ,yapt~ sur, Hextcrt

person who signs shts name rs Earl
A Snulr1irs writes 20 Chief os poIkce
Rogers from Costumes Sacramento
county. Cal. asking n Sam Rexter alas
fsaYo Roberts ID wanted either IN Seattle
or Snahcn4ish Tire informant describes
the man as 5 feet p inches tail. Of santy
complexion. blue eyes AID weight lS
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E&sts diezkcEs NTH u HfSt
felt il, there appeared . few
small red spots ON my
breast, and il kept on
Spreading slowly. Itstarted
the same on my hack. be-
tween my shoulders. A
few days after the spots
turned gray and began iscff-
ing. Small scales would
fan of, 80 IL continued
spreading all over my body
! tried all the patent nedi-
cines ! could think of or
get hold OF. lAlso consulted
doctors. Yes, they would
cure me in a short time. but
> I a. a.
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In the superior court yesterday new
suits were begun as follows.
Guarantees Loan and Trust Company
va. Daniel Jenes-Prornissory note. $50.
Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust Com
pany vs. y. r. Carroll ct sl.-Prsmissory
notes and mortgage. A.7za.
John Anderson VS.. Fanny B. Anderson
divorce.
Emma Ross va. James Ross-Diyorce
j. III. Kindred Va. r.. NJ. Dunn-Tran-
script from Justice court. IS.
Watson G.. Squire VS. George NJ An
derson ct al.--Damages for cutting down
timber SO, and restraining order.
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In studying the economy OF the kitchen
bear IN msrd shat DR.. Prices Baking
Powder. owing TO ITS greater strength ard
purity. Is cheaper than The low price,!
powders.
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Naf an rxrrsnens.

The use Of Rsgasns Tzsaiss for had
aches, dyspepsia and other stomach de-
orders IL not an experiment, but an as
ss,resf success. They WILL do all that we
say they will.
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II. ~. Klns.ey. the famous caterer OF
Chicago. writes: II arm exceedingly well
pleased with DR.. Prices Baking Powder.
have used h for several years past with
greax satisfaction.
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New York Sunday World Cents.
Ard all Eastern Sunday rapers, So Lat
est and hack numbers, every periodical
always I'm stock az the Puget Sound
News Company. corner Second and
Cherry streets.
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THE NICHOLS LIBEL CASE.

Trial This Afternoon.
The time for argument OF the motion
Scr new trial OF the case of the state
va N. ii. Nichols. convicted OF criminaliy
lAessng Elder w T. Ford, Is set for .
ssleSk this afternoon before Judge Humes-
There are i've points to be presented by
the defense on which they hope to obtain
asw trial, the two principal ones being
ssssenduet OF counsel and error In In
ssrnciions TO the jury.
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they always failed. Then gave IL all up, think
ing there was no cure for n3e. ! noticed your
advertisement in the Tacoma Morning Gia5s,
and thought woaid try the GuIferRA RENE.
DIES. To my surprise, three boxes Of GrTTcuEA,
one cake of CTTICpRA soar. and three bottles
Of CUTlcgKA kEsoLy Esr cured me eu.ireis. My
skin is now as pure and white rs that az child.
JOHN T.. PEARSON.
70. Box io62, whaseonn, Washington.
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In the case OF David Webb, appellant.
vs.. W. r Stephenson - al. the supreme
court AFFIRMED the decision or the lower
court The statement in FTfiay's POST
intelligsncer that the decision vas re-
serxed WAS incorrect
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I'm Connection with Great Northern
Railway.

steamer city Of fsliansbarg. between
yyenatehee and Virginia CRY. will make
her fsrst trip OF the season. leaving wen-
mtcnee N2rch =. Or sooner.
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Pro- Nanrfce. medium. has removed
from Ssa Third street 10 30 Third street.
Shavey block giving free tests as usual.
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Here's How We Sell
Children's Clothing.

Boys Long Pants Salts, -, $s.
$3.50, S10.
Child's Two-Piece Suits. in
light. dark and medium colors,
plain and fancy mixtures. SIC.
$i.5o, $3.50, Sd. $3.50, 81.
$3.50. 81, 90.
Chiid's Extra Fine Refer Sils,
$f.50. 50, Sc.
Chiid's Knee Pants, special
lines at soc, 15c, 81.
Child's Waists. special lines at
csc, SOC.
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County 10 Pay sbr Murphy. Appr.,.

county fo Pay for Mnrphyss Appeal.
James Murphy. who has been sen-
fenced 10 fifteen years imprisonment for
shooting Phi J. DAVE. has appealed 70
Tue superior court for q transcript OF APP
peal TO the supreme court. he states thss
he II unable 10 ray the fees and asks
mat the transcript be Furnished ct pub
lie expense.
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he y. S. Comment officially re-
ports ROYAL Baking Powder
superior to all others in leaven-
ing strength 1s.usa. .. As7no..,e,,. It
IS the best and most economical.

cIain IL n cI&tned that since February
= fae Andersons have cut s1 cords %
cedar shinxte bcsts from the land. A re-
sfrainiug order was issued.
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Here's How We Sell
Mems Clothing.

g Sn-Msn's ALL Wool Double
Vs'oV Breasted Sack Suits,
regular value $40. ct $3.50.
c1n-Aen's Fine ALL Wool Single
Slu and Double Breasted Sack
Salts, worth SIS, 1t $40.
S1C-AeR's Fine All. Wool Single
Ga and Double-Brcasted Sack
Suits. worth S1S. at Sls.
S1sAen's Fine Business Suits.
gle in Single and Double
Breasted Sacks and Three-Butson
Getaways, in the latest styles.
made from imported fabrics and
fully equal to tailor made in APP
paarance. verT special values at
S15 AMI SIS . suit.
S1n-Aen's Spring Overcoats. in
g1O Black and Gray Clay
Worsted and Cheviots, the hani-
somest line in town, ut $40. Sl2
and SIS.
GOA lot of Mems Pantaloons
% we wish to close out before
the new stock comes i'm, regular
So to So qualities, at 50 pair.
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ITCHING AND SCALY
Dreadful Skin Disease 8 Years. I'm.
tire Body Covered. Doctors and
Medicines Useless. Gave up
as Useless. Cured by
CUTICURA for $A.76.

feel II Is my duty TO tell you my expert
ence with CuTIcuRA REMEDIES. I have been
troubled for over nine years with dreadful
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New York sunday World s Cents.

And ell Eastern Sunday papers, SC lat
sss and hack numbers. every Periodical
afways In stock al the Puget Sounss
News Company. corner S@ceEd angi
Cherry streets
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cat,ing Timber on sources Land.

seaaior Watson G. Squire yesterday
- George NJ ard r r Andersen fer
- s@Easg@s Tor cutting timber frora the
'Ass aaif ~ tAe e l. Lewis donation
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THE MACDOUGAIT,
& SOUTHWICK co.
Unsurpassed Clothing
ValueS.-

There dsputng this spring
wearing apparel The stock dollar with goods fresh
and examine this stock viii The prices we have made bring
celent goods within reacho all
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We have the pleasure al giving the ex-
ss,snrc oi tvo proainens cisixens Of Resien-
- Beach, Csl,, in the use Of ChamseFlain's
ssagh Remedy. Mr.. A. V. TrNlell, sayx
hare always revived prompt relief
~ saen sssed Chamherlain's Cough Remedy
~ AT !. NJ. Hatcher saws. "Far three years
! Rate gsed ChaInl,eriain's Cough Remedy
= hY family and It's results have always
ssea SATISFACTORY
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Mems Latest Style Fedoras.
$l.So. Sl.9s, $3.50.
Boys Cloth Hats, Csc, SOC, 75e
and 81.
Boys and Girls Yacht Caps,
Ice. Zoe, soc. 7Se.
Boys and Girls Eaton Caps,
zoe, SOC. zoe.
Mems Yacht Caps. plain blue
and neat mixtures, 35c. zoe. soc,
75c, 81.
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New York sunday World Cents.
And all Eastern Sunday papers. sc. Lat
est and back numbers. every periodical.
always in stock at the Puget Sound
News Company. corner Second ana
Cherry streets.
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CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS

Ct-rTcURA and CUTIcsRA soar, externally.
and CUTfcrRA RESoExEST, inf.rnzliy. cleanse
the blood and akin 81 every eruption, impurity,
and disease when the beat physicians and hos
pitsls fail. The cures daily effected by them ara
simply wonderful. They are beyond ali doubt
the greatest akin cures. Blood p=lrideys, aud hg-
NOR remedies of modern times
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