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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-07-01

THE FOURTH AT
RAPID CITY,
Bicycle Races, Horse Races, Hose
Races Bicycle Parade = Free
Dance All Night-GoOd Music.

Following is the program for the
largest and best Fourth of July cele-
bration to be held in the Hills this
year. Rapid City will be the base
of operations. Music will be furnish
ed by Emrick' S Opera Band. Judge
William Gardner orator of the day.
Program:
9:30-Base ball game, Deadwood
VS. Rapid CITY, purse $500 0
1:3O-Bicycle Parade.
1908 mile bicycle race. SO, 90 to
1st; $500 to End.
2:3O-Saddle horse race, $50 yards
$500
3:00-Hub-and-Hub hose ace $25,-
90.
3:3O-Ladies bicycle race, ! mile
prize $ 500.
3:45-Foot race IS yards SO. 90.
4:00-Bicycle race, l mile, $500.
4:l5-Horse race, $50 yards, free
for all, $25.O 90 one money.
4:30-Cow horse race, 300 yards,
$1,000 to winner.
5:G0-Potato race 81. so.
5.15-Sack Race $3.50.
6:OO-Eat Mans race.
Grand Free Ball all night in the
largest hall and on the finest floor
in the city. Music by Emrick's
Orchestra.
Special rates on all railroads
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-07-01
BRIEF MENTION.

Celebrate
the Fourth
at Rapid City.
R. B. Hughes spent Wednesday
in Deadwood.
"There1l be a hot time in our
town the Fourth"
S. b. Young left for Chicsgo on
Wednesday evenings train.
Come to Rapid the Fourth and
we will show you a good time.
Judge Levi MCGEE spent the fore
part of the week at Hot Springs.
Rapid City will celebrate the
Fourth. Come and have a good
time.
And everybody has decided to
spend the ourth Of Fully in Rapid
City.
Charles McEachron and William
easier were down from Hill City
Wednesday.
Col. Frank p. Williams Of Hill,
City was visiting friends in the city
Wednesday.
A branch of the National Red
Cross society was organized in this
city last Saturday.
Col. M. H. Day went up to Dead
wood Thursday morning to look
after business interests.
George Beardshear Of Black Hawk
has rented the J. B. Henry property
and will make Rapid City his home
in the future.
The treasurer of the Red Cross
society last Wednesday forwarded
$50 to Captain Medbury as an emer
gency fund for Company N.
Edmund Smith and family left for
Deadwood Thursday morning where
they will take tue B. & M. line for
the big exposition at Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Grid came in
from a ten days sightseeing tour at
the Trans-Mississippi Exposition at
Omaha Thursday morning.
Work was commenced Wednesday
on the laundry and hospital at the
Indian school. A. E. Young and
L. r. Ryther have the contracts.
Pete Mcmahon, Hugh j. Mcmahon
and w. H.. LaBee we're arrivals
Thursday morning. They had been
taking in the sights at the exposi-
ton on their way back from the
state convention at Aberdeen.
The UNIONS editor is home again
and while our news report has been
in some ways deficient during the
past two weeks it will come up to
the scratch again beginning with
u next issue.
DR.. r. Shreve and wife have been
giving free entertainments in the
city this lweeky and plying their
vocations as dentists and physicians.
Their entertainments are good and
their professional work is said to0be
very satisfactory.
On July 1st The STocKMAN will be
enlarged to u pages on account of
the crowded condition Of its adver-
Using columns. This is done to
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-31
UNITED STATES
AND SPAIN AGREE
tcOntinusd frOm nrt paEe)

government would not be satisfactory to
the people OF the country nor to the SEN
ate. The president knows that It Is not
only desirable, but In a large measure es-
scntlal to make treaty that will receive
two-thlrds of the votes In the senate,
And before that treaty gets SO far as
that, perhaps to DO rejected, Spain Will
have patched up some sort OF arrange
mcnt to complicate matters TO her ad-
vantage.
one suggestion made TO a member of the
cabinet today, and perhaps by him men
toned In the meeting this afternoon, was
that the Philippine question could b.
postponed by stpulNing In the agreement
for peace chat untll the question OF In
dcmnity Is decided, the United States Will
retain It's control OF the Islands. This
might be exacted as an assurance OF good
faith by Spain In It's promises to pay soon
and TO provide good government for the
Philippines later. II Ii said that there
was no favor shown for any form OF
Joint occupation and control,
There remains 10 be arranged some
plans about the cessation OF hostllitles
pending negotiations. The administration
knows that II must take the conditions OF
negotiations very strong and protect It.
self by maintaining status quo until the
dcnnltvc treaty is completed, This will
keep the blockade of Cuba intact, con-
tlnuo In their positions the troops In east
crn Cuba and Porto Rico and leave Ad-
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cAMARA AT cApIz.
liiz Return Aroused No Enthuslasm-Th,
People Are Sick Of War.

Now York, July 30.-A Dispatch 10 the
Tribune from Gibraltar, says:
Admiral Camara's squadron. consisting
Of the flagship Pelayo, the Emperadsr
Carlos ", the RapIdo, the Patrlola, the
Buehos Ayres. the Audaz and tho Piel-
ago. left carthagena Tuesday Afternoon
and passing through tbo straits Of ca
oraltar at night without being observed,
arrived on Wednesday morning at CadIz.
The Leonard and two torpedo boat de-
stroyers remain at Carthegena.
Admiral Camara's arrival NJ cadiz
aroused no enthusiasm whatever among
the peopie. who on account OF the rlgor-
Gus press censorship. remain In ignorance
nf everything going on in the outside
world.
while IN Cndlz on Wednesday the Trtb-
uue correspondent noticed that the uni
yrrsal desire Of the civilian population
remaining there was FOR peace al any
price. Every one seemed heartily sick OF
The war. The losses 10 commercial class
es, owing 10 the complete sinRnatiOn OF
buancss Of every description. has told
terribly upon the merchants and the only
persons who at all favor continuing the
wur are a few military officials and func-
lonhrcs.
General Orchan the newly appointed
commander OF the defense al Cadlz, Is
Fastening the construction OF new bat
Ici1cs Much Of the coast defense ar;ii-
lcry In position consists OF oid-fashioned
pieces and there IS a great deficit OF um-
munRlon for the new Krupp guns recent
ly mounted.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-31
WANTS TO FIGHT JEFFRIEs.
Fitzslmmons Lays Down the Conditions
on which He VIII Meet Corbert.

New York. July Establishments says
he is prepared to arrange a fight with
Jim Jeffries and viii also sign articles to
meet Kid Mccoy II the latter should be
successful in his coming contest with
Jim Cor'bett.
81 think" said Fitzsimmons, "that JEFF
fries Is one man entitled to meet me. He
has never been defeated by me and as he
s an aspirant for the heavyweight
championship l VIII give him a chance
At that title II he so desires. My offer %
light Kid Mccoy at middle weight limit
still holds good II the Kid beats Corbett.
"Corbett Will be no more entitled to
meet me II he defeats Kid Mccoy than
he is at present. When he was cham
pion he was dictator. Now am on top
and unless he defeats Maher or Sharkey
( shall never agree to fight him. l am
champion OF the world and will fight any
middle weight or heavy weight who is an
Aspirant for championship honors, pro-
viding he has not been defeated by me"
FltEsimmons is in fine physical condt-
tion and looks tit to so into the ring at
short notice.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-31
COMMODORE PERRY
HERE AGAIN
Proud 10 Her New War Paint, She
Viii Protect the Harbor.
REScUES TWO FISHERMEN
Men 10 the Surf Vt Seaside SIphttc By III,
sayln0 crsS, Who Could Sot Handle
Ihrm aud Called on Ferry.

~ ERRY AlioY was the shout
Pnpara at the Fourteenth street
n wharf yesterday afternoon,
and soon the trim little launch came
alongside ana took the AStorian reporter
out 10 the handsome cutter
Tho Perry II a fayorite In Astoria. ana
during her long stay here last wtntor her
officers and men became general fayorltcs
throughout tho city captain Phillips and
hlA men Will long be remembered. On this
voyage. but faw Of tho odd Officers remain
with tho ship. Lieutenant s,uricvant.
Chief Engineer Muhroo and Assistant
Chlof Ross arc atm aboard. Thg roster ot
officers 10 now as follows;
Capiain-w. y. KhEorc.
First Lieutenant-J James IT, Brown.
second LicutcnaDt-H. l.. Peckham.
Third Licutonant--R. 81 Biurdsyanl.
Third Lirutcnanl-F ~. Cloudy.
Chlcf Engincrf-C. W. Munroe.
Second AAalsthnt-T. W. HosA.
Second AsHlnthnt-W j. Bcdgwick.
Captain klgorc. who IL q Jolly old sea
dog. looks every inch u nghting man. and
with the new guns mounted on the
Prfry's forward deck would do good ser
yico n culltd upon to take part IN the de.
fonH" %! tho hari'0r. IN cpuycrsnllon with
the reporter the captain stated that ho
though, the Perry would remain here dur.
iug tho regatta. and mat she would do
what she could 90 holp make the event a
success. ana that his men would Prob.
ably bc glad 10 enter some Of the races
Ho stated that Captain Phillips WIS now
stationed ~ savannah. Ga. On the Bou-
tollo and would probably bc crxagod IN
tho Cuban war.
While tho captain waa talking on the
quaHcrdcck. tho lookout shouted. Fish.
lng boat adrif, coming alonguidc'" The
signal was given. thc launch was low
cred. With Llouicnaut sturdvyunt Ia
charge. VINO Npon towcd the stray boat
aiongpho the ship. whcro II was found
that she was 90 badly soye up as to be-
not worth saving Thrrr were no marks
on thu boat by which u could be- idcn,l.
Ned. and u was soon sol adrlfl again
Friday afternoon tho Perry was notified
by the Fort Stevens life saving crcw that
a Hahlng boat with two mcn In Il was In
the surf on the south b,stch. and that the
M. boat had bccn unable 10 toW Il into
thc harbor Captain kilgorc at once put
10 sea an succc~ioi Ia saving tho men.
their boat. and not. Tho fSdlnrman's
name was klclnborrY. and was the same
one who ~as sighted Thursday OF Grimes
q, Seaside. They were left at Fort Stew
ems, Captaln Johnson and the men OF
tho NE crew made every cnort 90 rrscue
the nshermcn. But an thc men refused
Go abandon their boat and net, and as
tho tide was too swttl FOR the lifeboat 10
tow tho nshboaI 10 they were compelled
TO return 90 che horbor for help,
The friends OF IN, Perry will regret to
lcarn tina, Lieutenant s,urdevant ycster-
day received telegram ordering him to
report at Charleston. 8 G.. Tor duty at
once and that no will leave tonight for the
east
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SENATOR HARRIS IDEA.
He Is Not in Favor of Any Temporlzlng
Policy With Spain.

Linwood, Kan, July SO,-on the ques-
tion of the terms of peace between the
United States and Spain, United States
Senator W. A, Harris says:
"The favorlte game OF the Spaniards is
diplomatic Quibbhng. We can tolerate no
temporizing policy. We must have
Cuba recognized, with no load of debt or
for Spanish bonds; Porto
Rico for our own and an absolutely free
hand in the Philippines. We would be
generous as to war indemnity II an i'm
mediate and prompt acceptance Of these
demands Is conceded.
1--WE would not have the Philipp es as
American territory ON any terms If 1t can
be avoided; would AFFORD them an oppor-
tunity to govern themselves, or might
consider some guaranteed form of anton
omy under Spanish sovereignty for final
settlement with an adequate naval station
for ourselves; but not moments halt in
the forward movement till acceptance on
these terms"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-31
THE IRON AND STEEL TRADE.
Remarkable Increse In Business-orders
Ahead of Manufacturers.

Chicago, July SO--Iron and Steel today
says:
Whatever may be the foreign trade in
American iron and steel--and that uues-
tion is now a most vital one-there can be
no uncertainty about the domestic con-
sumption.
Within the past week conditions among
some OF the sellers who weeks OF months
ago booked many orders for future deliv-
cry, have been growing more serious, The
buyers wanted the material they had
bargalncd for; they. IN many instances,
wanted 1t In even larger quantities than
they had arranged to. receive II; and
when In reply to thelr specifications they
were favored with explanations, excuses
and promises, but no shipment, their bus
lness became more or less deranged.
1t Is remarkable that quite a number
OF the large consumers OF iron and steel
are now running their works day and
night Their surplus product has been
cleaned out, their stocks are bare and al
though the season Is ordinarily ended at
this time, they are making strenuous
efforts to I'LL an urgent demand that ling
ers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-31
MERRITT IN MANILA,
His Passage Occupied Less Than a
Month AMI all Are Well.

San FranclSco. July S0.-A special from
Manila Bay OF July %. via Hong Kong.
July -. says;
General Merritt and the transports ana
troops under his command. arrived at
Manila on the morning OF July 25. All are
well. General Merritt Will at once as
sumo command"
General Merrttts expedition Included
the transports Ohio. City OF Para, In
diana and Morgan city, which left here
June e. carrying $500 officers and men,
under Brigadier-General McArrnur: the
steamer Valencia, which sailed on June
y with 800 men. and the flagship Newport,
which snilod on June - with 500 men, un-
der uhe immediate command OF General
Merritt, Altogether there was 5000 off,
GERS and men In the third party.
The hrst expedition carried 2,5Oi men
and the second carried S5l5 men. so that
General Merritt now has under his COM
mand II. .0l6 men.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-31
OFFICERS pAfaoL IN SANTIAGO.
Colonel wood Finds n Necessary 70 NJ
strict tho MoVomailp Of onicers. y

Copyrighted 1908 by the Associated Pressl
Bantlago dc Cuba. july p. 6 .. m. (De-
layod In transmissOn)- General wood,
the military governor. this afternoon H.
sued nm order establishing an officers
patrol for mo city. rho first detail will
make the rounds at 9 O'clock In the even
lnR, and the next NJ 10.
An oncer found In ,ho city Without a
written permission from GVnerM Wood
Will be- requested 20 report 10 headquar-
lers n he refuses tho patrol Is 10 take
him thoro forcidy.
doneml wood. II II Understood has
aiken this precautionary measure owing
10 the fact mat night before last q Span
lBh cavalry oincor made himself very OBJ
ieotionnble at a club here insulting, while
IN liquor. several American officers. None
n The Americans paid any attention 20
him, but later the Bpanard got into
trouble with some American soldiers on
duty and was locked up In tho guard
house for " hours.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-31

tee on military affairs Is In town. He has
Just returned from the Republican Con-
grcssianai convention at Knoxville. by
winch he was renOminated by acciama-
ton for another term.
In regard 10 the disposal Of the Philip
pine Islands. he said It appeared probable
that they would be returned 20 Spain.
1T Will be hard 10 do this" he added,
when Il Is remembered that the Philip
pine insurgents In marked distinction to
the Cuban insurgents. have proved them
selves fighters and have assisted Dewey
IN every possible way.
Personally / would favor retaining all
the territory We have captured. and
know there Is a large and growing ele-
ment in our country which holds to the
same belief"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-31
THE EXCELLENCE or SYRUP OF FIGS

II due not only 10 the originality and
simplicity Of the combination, but also
70 the care and skill with which Il is
manufactured by scientific processes
known 10 the CALIPoRsiA Flo SYRUP
70. only, and we wish 20 impress upon
oil the Importance Of purchasing the
true and original remedy. As the
genuine Syrup Of Figs Is manufactured
by the CALiRoHsfA Fro SYRUP Co.
only, n knowledge Of that fact will
assist one In avoiding the worthless
limitations manufactured by other par.
Ties The high standing Of the CALI.
FoBSiA Flo SYEUP Co. with the medi.
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup Of Figs has
given TO millions OF families, makes
the name Of the Company a guaranty
Of the excellence Of It's remedy. II Is
TAR in advance Of all other laxatiyes,
as II acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken.
ing them, and II does not grippe nor
nauseate. In order 10 get It's beneficial
effects, please remember the name Of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. Gel
LounViLLE. EE NEW YORK. MT.
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THE TERMS OF PEACE.
Senator Stewart Would Dictate" Rather
Than Negotiate"

Carson. New. July Ex-senator VIM.
Stewart. IN reference 10 the terms OF
peace now being considered at Washing
ton, says:
The terms Of peace should be the
withdrawal Of all Spanish troops from
Cuba, Porto Rico. the Philippines and ali
other Spanish possessions In the Pacific
and the absolute REIMBURSEMENT by Spain
Of all right or claim OF sovereignty In
such islands
What disposition is TO be made OF these
provinces must be United States untram-
meled by conditions in treaty OF peace.
The United States should dictate not
negotiate the terms OF peace. the same
as Germany did to France. II Spain
would absolutely withdraw all claims to
the islands within the influence OF our
present military operations, would ex-
act no further indemnity, but II she con-
ttnues the war, our claims, as compensa-
ton. must be enlarged for the expense
which the United States would suffer for
her folly"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-31
LOUISVILLE REACHING OUT.
An Ordinance Passed Exempting Manu-
factures from Taxes.

Louisville, Ky, July SO.-The general
council has passed and The mayor
has signed an ordinance exempting
new manufactures from city taxes for a
period Of five years. The main object of
the measure is TO attract capital and fac
tories from points where taxes are at
present levied on industries and thus sup
ply fields for the working man and ad-
vance the ctty's position as a great COM
mercial and manufacturing center.
The business men OF the city have taken
a deep interest in the fate Of the ordi-
nance and a delegation OF commercial
club men, headed by President E. II. Ba-
con, was present to watch its passage
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-31
CHANCE FOR AgroRIANs.

Detroit. Mich. July 3O,-The Mobile and
Ohio Railroad offers 800 In gold to the
coupon ticket agent located In the United
States. Canada or Mexico. who offers the
best suggestion for a Lime name for
that railroad and names for It's through
trains between 81. Louis and the south
0,st and 81. Louis and the south. The
contest viii close August Il.
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miral Dewey and Oonbfal Merritt undls.
lutbed n their pogsesasoh Of Manila.
Under thesoclrcumstahce II Is believed
by members az tho administration that
Spain wIpdeal with fllrpess II she Is met
10y diplomatic agontsf1ot utterly linso-
phlsdcated. 81
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

|. y. Tcmplin and wife to Mary Mudd
tract Of land on tho south boundary line
u block .. New Astoria. tJOO.
August T'akola 10 Erick sjolscth. lot 8
N.O.
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FOR RENT-GooD HOUSE AND BARN
mad four acres OF land, near Clatsop Clty
station, known as the Clntsop Postofiice
Apply 70 A. Tagg, iSS Commercial st.
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OFFICE g. q. NJ, VANCOUVER BAR.
posals In trlpllcat6. will be received here
or az offices Of Quartermastora al
Boise Barracks and Fort sherman, fda.
no, Portland and Fort stevens, Or, and
Forts Candy, Spokane, Walia Waila and
Vancouver barracks, wash, until III
O'Clock 9. M, August 20, 1893, and then
opened for furnishing forage and beds
ding therefor for isoaa year commence
Ing July !. lsqs. Information furnished
here or by said quartermasters u. &.
reserves right 90 reject or accept any
or al proposals or any part thereof.
be marked: "Proposal for Forase ana
Bedding at -----" and addressed 10 un-
derslgned or to respective quartermast-
ers.
JOHN L. GLEN. c. q. NJ.
ofnce C. Q. NJ. Vancouver Barracks,
WASH, July .. lS9s. Sealed proposals, IN
trpllcate. will be received here or at
Fort Stevens. oregon. until II o'clock a.
M. Aug. .. 1895 and there opened, for
furnishing fuel At that Post for fiscal
year commencing July ist. 1903. Informa-
tlon furnished here OF by Quartermaster
Fort Stevens. u. s. reserves the right to
reject or accept any proposal or part
thereof. Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked; proposals for Fuel
at Fort Stevens and addressed 10 UNDER
slgned or 10 Quartermaster Fort Stevens.
JNo. L. GLEN. c. Q. NJ.
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JULY 0, IN UPPER AS
toria, a red muley COW, with white
marks; TIN tag In left ear. right ear
clipped. a suitable reward Will BE- given
toT return 70 owner, WM. 3. ADAIR,
1856 Fanhin avenue.
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Des Molnes. Iowa, July SO.-Congress-
man Hull, chairman OF the house commit
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FOUND.

LOST-LADY'S GOLD ENAMELED
brooch, set with small diamonds. Leave
az AStorian once and receive reward.
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coW-THE SAME CAN BE
had by proving ownership and paying
for this advertisement. 1nQ-..e al AS
torian ONCE.
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CLASSIFIED AOvERrTEMENTs
FOR RENT.

For. Rent--A neat s-room cottage, cor.
ner Ninth and Harrison streets. Inquire
i5i Bond or ~ Exchange street.
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WOULD RETAIN PHILIPPINES.

Congressman Hull Thinks 1t VIII Be
Hard to Return to Spain.
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Lost.

5 FATHoM OF MA.
chine knitted net, buoy Ia marked E, X
around i, used as flag buoy; hole on top
ana lead weight on bottom. Lost near
thestriped buoy No. 8.
Emil Mattson.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-2O-ToN SCHOONER. AD-
dress Robert stoehr. $40 Fourth street,
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FQUND-oNE PIECE OF GILL NEI
having about Is fathoms In the line
owner can have same by proving prop
erty and paying expenses to John Jacob
son, at Elmore'B cannery.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-31

FOR sALE-LoT Q, BLOCK %. Nc
Cures; q choice lot; offers FOR the
same should be forwardsd 10 M ID.
Kant, Grand Central Market, near gth
street, San t'ranclsco, Cal, or TO Her.
man Wise, city.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-31

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the copartnersnip heretofore existing
between the undersigned under the arm
name Of Chinook Lumber and Furniture
Company Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. c. c. Wilson retiring from said
Arm. All debts and accounts belonging
TO and due said firm are payable to Nils
Billie or Fritz Johanson and all liabilities
OF said irm are assumed and viii be
paid by them.
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MASONIC.

TEMPLE LODGE NO. I, A. F. AND A.
M.-Rsgular communications held on
the first and third Tuesday evening OF
each month. g. W. LoUNSBERRY, w.
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GIVEN ON ALL KINDS
Of grading; work done with neatness
and dispatch. Apply Eleventh street ana
NELSON & GooDlN.