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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-21
The Rosslard Boom.

John W. Olson, who has been cTArat-
ing IN the Trail creek country during the
past summer. returned 70 Seattle las.
week
AT no time IN SIS history has the Trail
creek district presented the activity that
charscterxes Il today" said Mr.. CHason.
THE Columbia & Western railway IS run
ming night ard day and is crowded 20 It's
utmost capacity to move the output OF the
lie Rot and War Eagle with their present
primitive means OF handing their ore.
Heavy mining machinery Is arriving al
most daily and Is being put n Place on the
different mine. about Ross.and prspara-
tory TO shipping their product on the COM
pleraon OF the Corbin railroad. which il
near at hand.
The town OF RoSsiard would hardly re
recognizable by those who yistee the
place In the early summer. so rapidly has
II grown within the last three months.
The town Is mi. az capitalists, largely
from Eastern Canadian cities. and MINI :
sales are OF daily occurrence. The recent
large sa1es Of me Crown Point and aatoin-
ing mines. ard the rich strike in the Deer
park are directing attention TO she south
b~,t' and much activity Is noticeable IA
that quarter.
Outside Of the immediate vicinity OF
Tcxs.arS the chief attraction IS Salmon
river. where many fine properties have
been discovered during me present sum-
ner. in addition 10 many upon which de-
vefocreus work has BEEN slowly pro-
crossing for come tine. This district s
Immediately south 90 and n ne same min
era belt N which the famous Silver k!ag
Is located and comprises the main and
north forks CT the Salmon river and their
TRIBUTARIES notsbIy Hall Clear. Wild
Horse ara Psr-upgns creeks Tire M neral
Throughout rhis section - n ousr'z when
carries Ugh values In gold. silver lead
ara co-rSer ard re veins as = rule are
large snt well deemed
Prominent among the properties % this
ssst-1rt are the silver chlss Elise and
wgcox. en- VIII Hcrss creek. and ths
Porcur.ne, Liverpool. Belfast. MsncS-s-
ter. Chzmp29ns. Rio Gran9e- sans9auI-
p1en. Floral Float ard aArs-rot, c-ys-
;Ai On pcrcupine cress- Consi1eTaese ae-
ve.cr~-.~t work - A.4rg done - this dis
--.cs- especially on Po-capns creek p j.
Shields. formerly CT Rutrs. - t5e most
active In this line. ard is driving ;E5nel
On TIE Liverpool upoa sA-ca ta-ss Salts
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COSTLY DEyILMEyT.
n. W. stewart. n Youth. Fined SO for
Stealing n Shoe I'm Jest.

N. W. Stewart and 3. Dtsgert. two
young men from ballard, were before
j dge Glasgow yesterday charged with
stealing q shoe or Monday night from
the stare OF r. Hoeslich. on Second avenue
south and Main street. The complaining
witness was q small. nervous clerk. named
Isaacs. with big voice.
His story was 20 the effect that on Mon
day evening tive young men entered his
store. one o. them ts,ewart desiring TO
purchase a pair OF shoes. which he finally
fitted. receiving s. for the same. The
clerk turned around TO wait on another
customer and when he went back 10 thu
shoe counter found that one saos OF a
pair that Stewart had been looking a.
had disappeared. He Immediately started
after the thieves. locating them on First
avenue south. near the New England no.
tel. where. re SAYS the men ware Juggling
away At the shoe. He grabbed pisgert
and held him .ntil an officer came along.
and then gave chase 20 Stewart, dnaily
catching him on Second avenue.
In hts testimony yesterday Stewart said
he was crazy drunk and took the shoe
for devil. ent. stating at the same time
that Degert had nothing 20 Go with the
tlarsaeticn- On this testimony Diegert
VAS released and SteNer; fined So Jeases
wanted the indee 20 issue an order for
Tire pair OF shoes Stewart had PAID for N
payment for the orc that he destroyed.
but the court didn't see Il that way.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-21

Robert Hughes a native Of Wales was
Yesterday admitted to citizenship by Judge
Humes.
Rothchiii Bros. yesterday sued n. X.
Howard 10 recover sec Sc due on a prom
fssory note.
!. Lowenberg was yesterday given j'idg-
mens against NJ. Psys.r e Bro. by Judge
Langley in the sun, OF s. 5ai
Ole Nelson yesterday sued A. e Flagg
and wife, to recover $50 due on q promls-
cory note. made November Fl. 1888. At
Mount Vernon.
In the case OF Catherine Poncin Church
VIZ. f. NJ Church ct al, Judgment was
rendered In favor os plaintiff BE- Judge
Langley yesterday, In the SUN or G.ooo
intercys. costs. etc, az prayed for.
Articles OF Incorporation OF the Kerry
Lumber Company wcrs yesterday fled by
A. s. Kerry, ]. W. Kerr and George Rrad-
lev The obiec. IS 10 carry on lumber
ard shlrg'e business n III liz b-arches.
The capital stock Is Se.0oo, divided into
600 shares, OF SfS each.
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"Js Japs VIII Fight"

Tho beillgerents IN Mondays interna-
tional complications between Italy and
Japan. August Frank and John Fernet
on the part Of the former. and K Mori-
raa,o for the Niksdc, we're in the police
court yesterday. ard from the appearance
OF the participants Il was evident that
Japan repeated her recent glorious VIC
tory over China During the srraignment
proceedings black looks were often ex-
changed. but this was al. as the parties
were under the stern eve CT the law At
to-rey Hawkins. who was mistaken for A
Jap BY one of RTE Italian svupathlzsrs
and nearly killed by a sIance handled the
case for ths nft.e hrcsn men. entering q
plea OF rot guilty ara requesting TIA. TIE
case be called up for trial today, but in
this he was unsuccessful IS The conr,
was ben, on hearing Al o: the cases at
once. tn. ce-6ef@asants. represented by
A. @ Mcbride. took ne STATUTORY ,lrns
FOR pleading Scrns disposition vii ~
MADE az he cases today. Attorney Haw-
ksns sad us laps Will go Down the
Tine together - this matter. and put I'D
as good q fight as ifd Hersusto"
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&C axvi-a,tn~e. was p-esen: az sse Cham
tyer OF Commerce yssesrsay morning, sEa1
s,oks Informally 20 those interested u
ire GARY irsus-v Of RE srs-s OF Re S2s-
jet OF sDairYing In It's Ressicns 20 ths
Material Interests OF wasnisTtou- aid
TIE objects o. his visit 70 this Coast
Ows-x - rse inelensrcy Of tire weather
good attendance as nigh. have been e.
recfea A iarge nuno>r % people e.
gageA !n Airy.ng in TIE western part OF
the safe has heard MAJ Alvord a. sur-
ner On the previous evening, and some OF
them were present
The major Inquired very infinitely a. 20
the methods OF retailing milk In is vari-
Gus stages o. cream and cheeses4 He IN
r1rtea valuable informal ien n 20 what. n
his cr.nion, were the eext methods ara
ehe most sanitary. OF conveying the dairy
products from ne producers 70 the con-
ssssners He also SPOKE 81 Ire best meth
obs Of utilizing sxim rnilks and butter
rniaAs. for ths raising Of hogs and calves.
he gave his audience TIE SeDsat Of Eis
experience. which has been extensive
J. p Powl4s. OF J. ". Go9vfn & Co.,
was prssen: and <ooke with tie major Oh
the subject 81 fax raising in the western
norton % this state Secretary Lang e&-
hskitea some fine ssmslss OF fax grown
ny Mr. Powiss in Seattle and White river.
ana compared hem with samples OF mo
Courtrsi nax OF Belgium. received by the
Chamber Of Connseres from Ges-rs- Ear
fsotTr 4 Son OF Ireland. The SAMPLES OF
FAX grown here were seen 10 be equal 10
the higher grades OF Courtrai fax. ana
would average from - 70 81 cents Per
pound Of fiber. Mai. Alvord expressed MS
SURPRISE at the very favorable showing
and promised 10 bring the matter oefore
Secretary Dodge, OF the agricultural ae
nartmsnt- On his return TO Washington
Civ.
Pressaen, r. o. Graves and Lovett NJ.
WOOD talked AZ some length with MAJ.
Aiyord on the dairy interests OF the state
.,sne major then ACCOMPANIED Secretary
Lang on a visit 10 the wholesale 6alryraen
on Western avenue. where the major cx-
ensine.i the stocks OF the various houses.
ia promised 20 send the wholesalers sta
tistteaI literature and departmental eul-
letins from Washington City. Mai Al
word IunShsd with L. o. Graves al the
Rainier Club ana left for Tacoma early IN
affaruocru.
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FRY PATIENT WIFE.
uarTD TWELVE YEARS ROR
- HUSBAND TO RETURN.
ree cPanteA % Her YESTERDAY
= neasessus Husbanl VIE Cat
~ wffe's Garments DuYing
- Absence-John y. DyVnes
80 .sTtn 90" fer elO.o0o Deo.
egss-ssrsrs Drawn fes tAs No.
~nbeT Term.

Miller vas granted q divorce yes
- from Frederick Miller on the
....-A AZ dsserfson. by Judge Humes-
|DG- ssory told by the plaintiff shows
- her honsymoon was very brief and
- sne. On August q. Ina. she was
..ss@sd 10 Freder.ck Miller, = pit boss IN
-. ssal mines at Wellington. b. c. They
~ sosesher for two shor. months. and
z.ss.~ that period Ar. KILLER was almost
'I.-,ss,aliy intoxicated. and when In his
~ he vas 10 the habit Of frequently
ss.,sItnx with bis wife. As climax TO
~ ,ast violent matrimonial snindy he
- Mate ard the family alarm clock
- had. and left the house in a tower
ss,.c<. H.s wife has never =st her mild
- syes upon him since. and that was
[rive long years ago
~ househoid goods and chatfeIs had
- o.rrchased on the ins.aliment plan.
s~e ~ ipataiimen: man soon had posses-
~ ~ them. Then the young and dis
s.seelat e bride, who was only IA years old.
'1rfned TO her parents SIZE shortly after
S.a working out ir thu capacity OF
- Ant. and has ever since supported her.
- n that way.
u ahcr, time ago she concluded that she
- waited long enough for her recreant
,-rnea 70 return 10 her side. and begun
SvercA proceedings. In fifteen minutes
efsef the proceedings opened Ia court
iu6rs Humes had granted her . divorce
9 the ground OF Gssertion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-21

me Following Jurors we're drawn for TIE
november term OF the superior court:
>Csorxe L Case Ms rAkevse~ sven,.e. -
sanley. Rainier street: ]. n. Elcock. *
A.anoesn street: z. =. Carter, rs Wsnssorn
.sfeesi Is. j. Norton, Lake avenue Fa~nI-
r ssrs compsny J. II. HsnsHan. PARK and
street: Henry Leland, % AIAer s--e...
ans Creas. l5Is FIRST ave.ue: Joseph
.Lott: ~ Seventh street. Dennis ospoa-t~
10 Vine street. George W. Ru.,sre- al
.sEma street: Terrence O'Rri~n. 6~s.gia
a r. Poole. En5-ncIsw. W O. Arru.-rarr
lot: William 7. Willis. no seventh
street; a. Amunis. corner F.eyenth z-a
James street. john Clark, 81 rosn seq.
James DAVIS. Init: u. NJ Gr.ln~on. ~.
VEST Blanchard street: William n. Ef,ss-
Avoncsle: r. ". Grover. Ballard: T. D.
=, nm. Orwamisn: William Tran>er, 11s
G.sn.h street, Frank A. De Moulpsed. sc
GSnestnu, street: FIRED Anthony. North
renss lanes Weir. New England ho.el;
T. a Kelly. 81 Seventh stree. Frankitn
SG1ires. Ear Seattle: p. n Knode. Val
~. Henry Cowan. Rainier Eeaca: G A
rauley, ArAurn: Frank Berry. Latoaa :
=; Z. Snitasoa. 1914 Elghih street.: Carl
kIauz. Yesler avenue near Sixth strc<t:
ram Paulsen. iF2 Main street.
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A Partial Blockade

OF the main avenue FOR escape Of refuse
from the human system IS utterly sub
versve OF regularity among he other or
rans Let constipation become chroat-
ard. leaving cut the imminent danger Of
Inflammation 90 the bowels al ~ their total
obstruction occurring. tanndice IS almos,
certain 10 e1sne. ths Gver Il tiaSle 10 be-
come e1xorse5. the blood and urine ar.
poisoned by ire Bile. which also vtyfstss
the juices OF the stomach. and Other m
happy consequences follow. HossetfAr',
Stomach BattsrS, prime ton3e Alternative
prevents or remedies these results ara
yrssr cause. So the cas@ nlay reeu{rs ara
Is slSo sEnally efticactogs IN Overcoming
sAslleuce. heartburn ard variable as well
as cons's2asea action o. rs bowels. II re-
news nerve rower, improves ths zr~N.g.A
sssys the progress q early 6scay. relieves
tSs irarvniess o. az. and = = healthy
sr1@siE@r.
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POLICE NOTES.

Frank Pa,ssnt. an italian e~A retsl--.
y s< arrested ~ Ostice- ts5a sco--k veSter-
DAY morning FOR pet3,3nE his NTaia food
without = license he took oGt q license
during ehs GaY ard was discharged w&Ha
tie case w&s called Cor gr3aL
"a Srnith an unfortunate member -
tAat fraternity Known as street b@gEa IS
Win = 3hhes iar~5 Anssut n ais spec \
Was D. fNre Jn3Ee GsssEex yesterday
uan VIA rs ,GeTSa.e erFurt 20 so-5
Nns Ae cans. hs-s sn3 whztner he Wus
hG0uA ard w4s iur-9es5 loose sSson 6 prom
49, fhAf 30 Aotzaa 4~sve fhN city. 4 p
Clark Big sgrs2gtcs ge.low. arrested
Ter ths sans U~esSe- ~sS fS-Net lcspss
wfsh ths pravsse SA&s 90 soa51 take s~&ys
Av ,hs Ersg srsis1t aF uGtSs route ae 49,
rived RE sad K Vas k3= intention % 20
- Sa1 Er@ se9 md Esl scTA IL =
p, 4sssr'' n aigg c1a2n3
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The Fortunate Muxwump.

All TIE work on the Mugwunp has now
ceea concentrated az tie shaft near the
wagon read running from ne War E.gls
20 the Cliff. says the Miner and II mus,
ne said the shown here IL sunicien. TO
Please TIE most exactinS. This shaft as
stated IN the Miner. was pat down forty
I'VE feet- A croSscHt was then run north
t~enty-six feet 10 find the vein. When /,
was cut a short Grls, was run on * 10
the west An unraise has been begun and
VIII be carried TO the surface. when q
enaft viii be sunk TO the leo-foot level and
drift started 70 the west
A steam hoist has been put I'D a. the
old shaft and viii be used 10 bring I'D
the ore and waste knocked DOWN In max
ing the upraise- The upraise is now IN
ore ard viii probably remain so till near
the surface. The ore now being taken on.
and piled up OF the dump Is OF excellens
quality. and can b shipped 81 Q profit.
Ii is especially rich In copper. Few mines
in the camp have been 50 fortunate a. the
Mugwump. in finding so quickly and SO
easily \ good body Of pay ore.
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Land ONCE Decisious.

motion for review OF departmental de-
cision OF July S. 1895 rejecting the appli-
cation Of David p. Denton 10 make home
stead entry % leo acres In King county,
near Mercer slough. ard holding that tha
land described had been granted 10 the
Northern Pacific Railway Company. has
been overruled by the secretary OF the
interior and The papers returned to the
local land Office.
In The case OF John McKlnnon Va. Olur
Anderson, involving forty acres IN Clal-
lam county. decision was yesterday re-
csiVe1 here from the general land Of
fee Diminishing the pl7insiT's contest sub
j~ct to his rtzat OF appeal This reverses
the local cffic>. which had divided the
properly between the contestants
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% inineFs are employed. and he 10 prerar-
"a 70 continue the work through the win
ter season
iae Neiso, & Fort Sheppard railroad
.uFs through the center OF this district.
x1E"lsnsaS easy means Of transportation
40E re entire section The water supply
ls excellent, and ample power for al MN
ING operations Is assured by she numerous
mountain streams. Ore shipments from
some OF these mines have already been
made, and the results 50 FAR aave made
1hs owners hopeful OF bright future for
Salmon river"
MT era4son VIII return TO Rossland soon
20 slrerinf@nd development work on the
Iron Hope Mining and Milling company's
property N thar district
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Ria Of an Idle Husband.

Mary l.. Spears was GRANTED a divorce
from her husband. George W. Spears. yes
terday by Judge Langley. I, was shown
BY the testimony that they were married
In San Francisco on September D, fcss. II
was also shown that Spears was idle. and
that his wife had TO contribute a, times
TO his support. and 30 she left him On
one occasion ne visited her home while
che was absent and in AZ OF rage cut up
every dress there was In her room Mrs.
Spears was given divorce and allwed TO
keep certain property which she had ac-
quirsd previous 10 her marriage with
6peara
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Judges Langley. Hurnes and Osborn yes
terdsy ordered that section 2 Of rule Of
the court be amended so as to read as fol-
lows:
Section z The sitting OF each Saturday
forenoon In each department viii be de-
voted TO hearing motions. either before or
after judgment. demurrers and other in
ter.ocuiory proceedings not specially set
by the court for hearing at some other
time. and shall be known as motion day"
This win give the attorneys an oppor-
tunity 70 close up their weeks business by
Saturday ~ noon.
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n. xartorf. Wholesale Ltauor DxnIer

OF us James stree. has secured tns
agency Tor James Eversrs's celebrated
Canada Asls Lager beer and Cd Engltss.
at ans ali Taess mat proSuetion, ar.
sasrsrte@1. and yea are the tads.- TRY
sAsn ana &c ccnv!noe3 Family trade a
s9~-2ity.
1als ssleo-a'es bee a. =. seuaA In
tAs nTst-c.ass re-srs q SsxsIs ara ~
dealers WOO s4vs yog ia c.nas o. ~
aoIlxr. AJAX fer Evs-a-a's az ard a.
ara Evs~s-Gs beer. IN ha;tl-s aaly.
J2rss S-esszn. St-ve-. hat-i r Nav
NeEH. : 2 Clsrk. - uoGele Sam. GIL
& sssi. sne Horse Shoe ana al ihs a~st-
&. IS A1fels ana s4Isls z S4.seg..
s.2sxS4.s 2ss1L
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John +. Ryrnes yesterday sued the Seat
tie Evening Times TO recover $1,000 dam
ages for alleged defamation OF character.
Ar. Byrnes alleges that the article pub
iiahsd In the Seattle Evening Times OF
September IL. 1885, concerning him was
false and iihelous, and that he was injured
by II to the extent Of SIS. 600.
The article In question alleged that
Byrnes. who was secretary OF Evergreen
Lodge, A. o. U. w. had emhezzied dues
paid 70 him by the members. and that the
lodge had removed him from once be-
cause OF this emhezxlement.
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Nelson To He ArrxfGuea

CAsries Nelson. The burglar who era
s'ed sensation on Sunday night in -.
vicinity cf Madison street and Fieth aw-
snue and came near being the cause az
TIRE death % Q cttig-r. n. p Raymond
was taken before ASSISTANT Prosecuting
Attornew Wiltshire Yesterday ard closely
questioned Let-r on q complaint chArg-
i1r Airn WITH burglary va. drawn az, o nj
placed with Justice ScFiwstn. Nelson
viii probably ~ srrsfg-1ea TO-DAY
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Marriage Licenses.

Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday
az follows: John Wesley Purkeynre OF
James Nelson. OF San Juan. and Eliza
beth Klein. OF Drwamssh.
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That Transnrtion In Iron.

ssas Transaction IN ircr which resulted
seast between I RiHmeHthal and A. II,
-sssnsn ard others. appeared I'm the su-
.@ court again yesterday IN the shape
rrply Affidavit nv Defendant A. p,
swsnsr. n which he states that he does
,ssend - leave ire state nor 20 alb
80. tAa, Re Is TO- insolvent. hut. on the
.1slS, 10 entirely out % debt. and has
man s.Aa ~ cash with which to 10
Re denies that he has secretsa.
ssHed er disposed az any az his proper
n. sarnsd his property into money fer
n purpose OF Placing II beyond the reach
n = ementhsl Defendant denies that he
a. other defendants have been guilty
N connection with TIRE sale OF
~ 80 'ron near rirna On September 2.
- s.'sHt sni n. r. Williams sold tNs
,-.oad iron, etc. 70 Blumenthsi FER s.. s1a.
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A corons-s jury. summoned 10 inquire
into The cause OF John FelStead's death at
Black River Junction on Friday. return ed
a verdict Yesterday morning that Fell
stead's death was caused by his own care
iessneSS and attached no blame whatever
on the railroad company. Il was learned
by telegram that Felstesd had relatives
living in Leav~nworth. Kan. TO which
place telegram wss sent asking wha,
disposition should De made OF the remains.
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NHe material was reasonably worth
tnss sam Iron has since deprecated "a
oe No fraudulent Representations
maze 1t the tine Of the sac bs,.-
On ne contrHry. Williams expressly stassl
:" SIasnen-nal that be vcu.d not euaran-
- Aao eoAnIty or quality Of The ircn bat
the purchase must assume All re.r-,~.s-
tu;sy. SS''r
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VIII EN Heard Thursaay

John Smith and George INES the hsoo
lads arrested on Monday fer attempting
to break irte a Northern Pacific freight
car. we're taken hefore Justice NrE3wafn
yesterday afternoon ard houni ever 10
IN. county jail n ssN beads each an. Their
hearing Sc. fer THURSDAY az 80 .. n
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A Late CuPa.

NsrysvFrle tCai1. September u, 1895.
DR. A. T SASDEN-Denr Sir; wish to say
that the belt got fTom you two months ago.
when ! suffering with nervousness and lose
Of slrep has done wonderful amount Of good,
aud 7 most cheerfuiiy testify to It's curative
properties. I was 30 nervous that eoald not
sleep at night ana had no spretite New ! CO
sleep sound all night and eat three good meals
q day. I have gained siI pounds since COM
neneing 10 wear the belt. although did rot give
~ fair trial on account of the .ptense heat that
We are subject 10 MP here. ! eheerfuiy give
nv experience for the beneAt Of others who suffer.
Respectfully yvurs u. J. GORMAN.
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A TicyrIe Free.

n. SEATTLE Soep Company viii give
ebcvcle 70 sh- hsy or girl snc brings
,n~r,, TIE most Emerald or Blanche soap
ar se,, Washing Powder wrappers by De-
Gambler "a.
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rra, werys-. q. f.o-dor. F7slani- Ssi
,4.~ SAX ~s<>esr.aa readings a. asa So a9oa
ssn. en- r~sAay evening" o@soo<T -
-, ,rra. rnsy Ne sxpeesesl- A4nais-
san -
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wh~a e2ny Vas ssek. vs rave her casso'sA
When sae Ma. q C1aild. sse c-sst 80 caso-tA
whsa ste n<,cAsar Miss she cfnnx 20 castassA
x,,sa xss hsa ChEss-ua, sic gave them cxscox<A
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THE DAIRY sINEss.

Nal. Henry n hsord- Department of
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Judgment for Plaintiff In the sum OF
s.. SITS was rendered by Judge Langley
IN the suit OF the James Street Construc-
ton Company va. Watson c. Squire and
wife: also for foreclosure on certain lots
In 6Quire's addition.
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Are You Weak -?

n wfll cure Nervous Debility in any form.
for Electricity Is the life OF the nerves and
makes them strong. II checks al waste Of
power In two weeks. II cures all kidney
and similar troubles. rheumatism. lame
back. etc. Send for book With full insorma-
ton free. Address
SANDEN ELECTRIC CO.,
Cor. ID and Washington Sta. Portland. Or.
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