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(‘oliaclor of (‘uEtULLL‘ a' Upland-mu.
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pounds of prepared opium from the
Custom llouw at Ogdensbur;
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Erwin A. Gardner which took plan»
at Ugdeiisliurg last winter when he
and his cousin Ephraim Gardner
were captured with nealy 3:25.000
worth of opium in their possession.
Erwin Gardner was arrested a day
or two ago in (lhicngo in connection
with the same case. It has been
found that he has but-n offering op~‘
min for sale there and it did not
take long for the Government officers
to di~cover it was smuggled. In fact
that it was the identical goods. or
part of it. which has been found in‘
his possessian. and that of his cousin .
llast winter. This led to sensational
developments at once. The opium
had been placeid n the custom house
at Ogdensburg for safe keeping and I
now it has been found at Chicago. 1
Stone. Little and Cominsky have
been brought to Butlalo and lodged 1
in jail to await the examination
which in now in progress. ‘
rim-nos is ixnuiu. ‘
Richmond. Ind.. Aug. 53.—Tho 129 l
publioan campaign opened here to
day. A log cabin, with voters of
1840', were among the features. The
meeting in the afternoon was ad~
dressed by Gov. J. B. F oraker of
Ohio. Mr. Chase. candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, and others ad
dressed a meeting to-night after a
torchlight procession.
oriuu suueeums.
Chicago, Aug. 23.—Three addition
81 arrests have been made in the o -
ium conspiracy. Inapr‘cter Urowl’y
has arrived from the But today.
where he had been working up evi
dence in the case. and received a tel
egrain this afternoon that three ar
rests had been made, but. said that
for special reasons he could not give
the name; He says the details in the
case are very interesting, and will be
made public in a few days
, rm: YELLOW raven.
Jacnonvllle. Fla, Aug. 23.—Six
tken cases of yellow fever have been
reported since 6 o'clock Wednesday.
s'rncxzn BY cniszsz.
San F rancisco, Aug. 22—The
steamer Oceanic, from China and Ja—
pan brings the following advices:
A short time since, at Antique. China,
a Sfanish priest and one other Span
iar were attacked by a horde of aa—
tives inhabitants, with the intent of
putting the‘priost to death. His com
panion fire at the mob until 50 of
them were killed.
The latest semi-oflicisl returns
from Bandai San, Japan. earthquake
gives the number of people killed at
476, and the iniured at 41.
TACOHA’S new nuns.
Tacoma. W. T.. Aug. 18.—Tho St.
Paul & Tacoma Lumber Cola mills,
which have been it course of con
struction to: some time on the flats
in front of the city. is m idly nearing
completion. These milfi, when com—
pleted, will have a capacity of 530~
000 feet daily. Another broad gauge
will be laid to Urliug parallel with
the Northern Pacific. and thence
south into their timber lands. The
town of Orting. where this road will
branch ofl'. will be an important
;center. and town property is being
rapidly bought up by capitalists in
lthis city. pen the completion of
this we . about Novembea let, there
Will be titty four trains run between
Tacoma and Urting, including the
Northern Pacific overlands. Cat-non
ado coal. and Tacoma & St. Paul
logging trains.
m cmxtaa BILL.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 18.—-McCreery,
chairman of the house committee on
foreign afl'airs. reported to the house
this morning the Chinese restriction
bill with men lments. repealing the
revious laws in conflict therewith.
fmmediate consideration of the bill
was granted. and McCruery took the
floor and made a speech in favor of
the measure He said that the seu~
ate had amended the treaty recently
concluded between Mr. Bayard and
the Chinese. and that the latter ofii
cial being in Peru. it was impossible
to exchangd the ratifl'cutions and the
necesait for legislation was imme—
diate. {to said if the senate had
ratified the tr: aty without amend~
ment the house would have long ago
passed the bill to prohibit Chinese
immigration. Mcbreery explained
the provisions of the treaty and the
bill. and gave an exhaustive history
of the prior treaties. and the legis~
lation adopted to enforce them .
Respecting Chinese immigration he
said that Chinese nuhorities have
been as liberal as could be expected
in negotiating the new treaty. The
president and secretary of state, he
stated, were entitled to great credit
for negotiating the treaty. The
house should not delay to give that
relief for which thousands of people
on the Pacific coast were clamoring.
ran 0. 1:. a: x. ‘
New York. Aux. 22- Brayton Ives,‘
who recently obtained an injunction
against Elijah Smith. Prosper W.
Smith. Sidney Dillon and others, of
the Oregon Railway & Navigation
company and the Oregon Short Line
and Northern Pacific ttailway, to day
obtained an order to show cause why
the directors of the Oregon Railway
and Navigation Company should not
be punished for contempt in Violat
in “1° injunction. _ .
it was claimed a bridge was built
over Snake river. in \'ashington
Territory, and branch roads were
built in violation of the order.
Port 'l‘ownsond, Jefferson County, Washington Territory, Thursday, August 30, 1888.
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Sun .l’r: Dl'lFL‘l). Aug. 24 -7, An ox?
iplusinn of 21L'Jtlf) [PU‘HMII' of Mark
ipowdcr um fired in ' no drying house
{of the Giant l’-.-wder (luaupuiy M.
EFlrmiug‘ - Pain. hour “th Derek
Hey. shortly cof- mm in um to day. Two
{white men awn-. 1 [tin-N limuumun
i were killed.
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| San FranviN-u. Aug. 23. The list
of those thl in 3vrterday’s collision
between thn- rtezzmvrs Oceanic and
CitylofChesh-r :«till numbers thirteen,
and from all indications it is not
likely that in Will ha incraasoil.
White-law, the wrwkor. in at Work to
iday undonvoriug to bring to the sur
-1 fncv if possible whatever remains of
the (Ihnster. but M the utumm-r i;
submerged at such a grant depth of‘
water, Mid rim was badly shattered‘
by the explosion of her boilers as she}
went down. it. is not holieved that l
much of her will be savsd. There is
some conflict between the U. S. In—‘
spector of hulls and boilars and thul
local inspectors as to who has anthor~
ity to conduct the examination into
I the disaster. as the Oceanic in a Brit~
’ish vessel and the Cheater was an
‘ American boat. The local inspectors.
lhowewer. will immediately examine
1 the Oceanic‘o oflicers, so as to allow
Iher to get away again. after which
the Chi-star’s oflicors will be exam
ined. In the mauu time communi—
cation will b. had with \\ nuhington
as to what shall he done in the mat
ter.
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Steamship Oceanic Collide: With and
Sinks The City of Chester.
FIFTEEN LIVES LOST—WRECKAGE acn-
TERED Di ALL 0131:611on Tm:
ILL~FATED STEAMER OUT or
won't IN TEN atmn'ras.
San Francisco, Aug. 2‘2.-—-Thv
stnnmship City of Chunk-r, Captain
\\‘nllam-. which left the (ltK'k at 9:3"
tLis morning for Ezin‘kn. Cal . w".-
rnn into and sunk h} thu lnrgaocoan
steamship Ocounit‘. arriving: from
China. The din-aster occurred
IN A sum mo,
OE Alcatraz Island, and is nearly
0 postte Fort Point. Lines were
tlliirowu from thN City of Chester to
the Oceanic immediately after the
collision, and was made fast, while
quick preparations were made to
transfer the passengers to the deck
of the Oceanic. This was done un—
der the personal supervision of
Captain Wallace, who remained on
the bridge until the water was swoop~
ing over the deck. The City of
Chester tilled rapidly, and sank in a
few minutes after the collision, and
while it is positively known that a
large number of passengers and all
but three of the crew were saved. it
is not yet known the
user LOSS or 1.112..
Tags were signalled and a large
number of boats at once left the shore
to aid in rescuing the passer: ers.
One elderly woman is known to have
been lost and Edward R. Chambers.
steward of the City of Chester. is
among the drowned. Captain Wal
lace states that he kept the whistle
blowing all the time and cannot ac
lcount for the collision.
‘ DESCRIBED av cap-ram wannacz.
Captain Wallace, of the City of
Chester, described the fog as being
so thick that it was impossible to see
more than a few yards. He says he
was standing on the bridge of the
Chester, and she was feeling her way
along and blowing a whistle all the
time. He heard the Oceanic’s whis
tle, which he answered, and suppos
ed they would clear each other, but
suddenly he saw her head come {out
of the fog. and there was no possi—
bility of getting out of the way. The
Oceanic struck the City of Chester
on the port side and
ms cause was rzanrnts.
Wreckage was scattered about in
every conceivable way. The Captain
says the people seemed to be un—
managable. Every efi'ort was made
to get the passengers aboard the
Oceanic. The City of Chester filled
at) rapidly that she sank in ten min
utes. .
Fury of the Elements.
onen- sroaus swans oven was cosxrar
—aousas BLOWN nowx AND MANY
KILLDE—RAIN , am. up WIND ns~
swam was caops.
Boston. Mass, Aug. 22.~—1t is dif
ficult to estimate the dam 6 caused
by the disastrous rain {lift of last.
night Hundreds of cellars ureflood-i
ed. Two large plants in Roxbnry 1
alone suffer an aggregate loss of‘
nearly $50,000. The Boston Beltingl
Company sufl'c-rsd $25,000. and Tow
ers oilcloth works $20,000. The New
York and New England railroad is at
a standstill.
THE ateassr sures 1869.
Reading, Pa. Aug. 3' 22.—The
Schuylkill is twenty feet above the
ordinary stage, and the highest since
1869.
A crows: srmnas siLLyosn.
Baltimore, Aug. 22 Reports of
the storm in the southern portion of
the Slate show the damage done to
have been very severe. A cyclone
struck the village of Sillpond, Kent.
county, with particular sewrity.
Houses blown down and ten peep 0
reported killed.
was rLoon azscnas rm: Lmrr.
Pittsburg. Aug. 22—The flood has
almost reached the limit here. It has
not reached a disastrous height. The
ilowlands, however, are submerged
'aud the damage will be quite heavy.
The Redwmg mountains and up
the Mummguhaiu river It is almost
[unprecedented
l rln' ('ol'\(‘ll..
. lho- City (‘ mum! muwtix u ln-zh'v' nine
:wu :11!“ an umvu'huilmw. 'l‘leMy
Attorney v.Ol l'nt-"l-‘h'd '. - .l-mv n.- ' r
jdinum'rs ‘1) pm «m :w -m v": pahvcrnvn
:nnJ to rww u v “:'..r; u.‘ 'lwl'u} .\hu
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'l‘hey dam in r4l~6lilti"‘.‘,zf} ~.' '."r z‘ 2,
g (‘lt‘l’k .
()3 (murm- sumo mlvnncn inn-t Le nail in
Elnizirws and Mime :ulilili ..u [-r puller .'anß
in iuipi-ruuvn. We l‘.u k. In waver, thzi:
lhi< inch- “'l‘ i~ a littlel l": rupul ‘LnJ sun]
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!euuuczl Ih'd ibl'rcltiu :1 nr~<-c~.~.ury, Wr
{wall blind l-y Um ('.-Mural. lhvra la 1,!-
ll:- dnugcr of over uruwth.
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Denim-ruth- Politic —.
At lhu democratic primary hold in
Pm: Townsend prvcinct Inst Saturday
the fullnwinu Wcre alerteJ delegates to
”he county convention: R. G. Hill, R. K.
‘ Latimer. J. J. Hunt, Wm. Donovan. J.
lAJnhn. E. E Hickman, A. B. Culvman,
11'. N. uuller, Gen. E. Slant-11, E. W.
‘ Dow. and Jas. Jana. Matters are very
‘quiot in Oh“. democratic oullnnk for l
hounly campaign. Prubal-ly all the of
‘fico holders will ' e reiwmumted, unles-
Sherifl' Sbce'mu may give place to Mr.
Payne or to Mr. Mi-ler. However, it is
understood thin harmony in tube had
in quantifies by unit. ‘
The Ike-ICI’. ‘
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The lou of the City of Chester rempw-s l
‘from light one of the old landmarks of
of Iteamsbip traffic on the Pacific count.
The Chester wan the first. iron propeller
which calm: to the canal. The; wooden
side whzelers Stephen: nd Oruflnmme
and lb. old Ajax. 3: wac-deu propeller,
were mukiug the run on the upper coast.
The Chester was built to replace thine
chips and she was followed in u year by
the G. W. Elder. In unollmryenr the
Oregon Can, then the Columbin,‘ oli
foruin. Queen and ~'untu Rose in quick
succeniuu. The Gheaur beiug small
and very economical has been used by
the P. C. S. S. (‘.o. to open and develop
new mules. It will he remmuhered that
ll)". was bore :1 fr w m-«cthu sign. 'l‘bo
Cheater wad ‘I very sin“ bunt, linwvu-r.
and is was very dmagrouumr tu rid“ In
her and home» her l-m- W'll nut he.
15- nnmd by tho have-ling gynl H' l
Thu» “'0"- Narpgi vi al'l‘mnun.
"Hm f-iliriwing (mm H ‘ Fm: ‘lnli L‘rlo
gcr rims-I that tut-me 1- l-‘n.’ Lffit‘mii of
that city Link upon : naming us in of
fense punishable by lnw:
"Gambling Ins carried on ripen], not"
the entrance of Sells Bmtliers' ciicue
yesterday. Two skin games of the worst
kind Wrre in full operatiuu until they
were stcpp'ul tor a time by Uhiet uf Pu
lice Thompson and Constable Green.
One fellow who had a sort ofinclined
plane device (nil ur pins. down which he
rolled two marbles until they reached
numbers. some of which were blanks and
some prizes. managed to fleece n rancher
out of 8260 while a Ledger reporter
watched the operation. He robber doz
ens of others. Another fellow had a
wheel 0! fortune. with a cheap watch
hero and there around the edge of the
cirols.“
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Enthusiastic heed-Ig.
The meeting held under the auspice!
of the Meal W. C. T. U., at which Mrs.
Colby and Mrs. Saxon spoke, last even
ing. was a very enthusiastic une. The
assembly was Isms. Mrs. Saxon spoke
first. on the "More: Power at the Ballot."
‘Her speech was a good one. but rather
‘long, lasting one hour and a halt. She
is 1 rapid speaker and hsd her speech
i quite well digested except as to length.
ills-r arguments were, ts our mind.un
answerable.
Mn. Colby wee lot so fortunate. She
had a large centred on her hands in the
shape of a review of the decision rendur- l
ed in the Woman Sufl‘rage cane. by the
Supreme Court. The decieion wee writ
ten by Chief Justice Junu. whose un
timely denth has prevented much of the
deserved criticism of that document.
Mu. Colby confessed that she was illy
prepared ror her task and as it was a
quarter past ten o'clock the audience
wee illy prepared to hear her. Neverthe
leea everybody listened and Mn. U.
.ede some telling points of critioiem'
The (not the: Jada-l- Jones was cum
polled to decide that women are not
citizens. in order to prevent their use of
the ballot, will likely be a blot on his
fair fame forever. for the Supreme court
of the United States has. time and
agein. decided that native born temelee
ereemzene. Judge's decision will prob
nbly hold. however. and until the lam:
tediou- proceu of an appeal to the su
preme court can be taken no (machine
wi‘l be exereiled by the intelligent
‘ women of our commonwealth. Again.
‘the position taken by Judge Jones that
like ballot I“ not a natural right but a
‘etatntory right wee eeverely criticized.
l It eeeme to be directly in the tune of the
Declaration 0! Independence. That
document declares that all unternments
derive their juet powers to govern from
the consent of the governed. How can
law be the source of the ballot when the
ballot is the only eunroe of the law?
The meeting leeted untiln very late
hour and much enthusiasm wee mum
tested.
The Mouxnm Vmw Noun. Common.
pending the completion ut the building.
will open its fink tam: heptember 10.
in RID Max‘s HALL. and fi'llllultflln
from the beginning clauses in the (,‘nm
mou Branchel. Sciences, Clausica. and
Mathematics. Ptivute lcuuut in Art.
Vocal and Inurumeutal Mum: by super
10: tenobou. Come In to: the opening
it pus-ible, if not. at your first conven
ience, but coma. Notify an by metal
when sun wul enter and what studies
)uu 'llll tn pur—ue. Write fur circular
and conrnu of And}.
Bnownn & Hussy.
Port Towmend, W. ‘l'. d&l‘tl
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GRAND REDUUTIUN
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Boots and Shoes!
FOR THE I‘SEXT 60 DAYS
I will Full (:3 Fu‘dnws:
[Juli-5' Amvrivun Kinl .. $1 no h. $1 77.
l.£x'lic'~’ l'anln- (imin "..’ H 1) in l 3!!!
l,;ldiv>’Ki‘llkfunl ~ ... 2.‘ o‘} in 1 3|!
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Baum nm] Shues l'hm wni M- tlm Us!
chum-0 yum wxll bnva :u gr! :5 Trunk or
Vnhrm (flu-up.
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Next the Poutoflicn.
PORT TOWNSEND
Trans ortation Gom ’
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-——-The rccnlur Mail Sic-unafr—
J'. B. LIBBY. ‘
“'1” ls-uvw Purl Towuu-ml for \\‘hawom on “on”
days. Wmlnmduyn Ind Friday» at lon. m.. can}
ing at Argyle. Lopez. l-‘riJuy Harder. Rum»
Huh-w. Urras. Ewt >ouml, (memes. Anzunm-s.
Sunfish and Sclmm-n Kn-Hll’nillfl. leaves \\‘hul
ram At 5 a. m. Tue~dun—. Tllurrdnys and Sumt
dn) 9, striving a! Port 'l'ownwud aumc awnings.
I-‘ue from Port Townsend to any poinv. 01.90
Aer ‘ravn Port Townsend for So-zmtc Sun?
dayl- n! 7:1.m.: rvlumlng \\ill Imu- M-ullln for
Port. Townsend at 5: u. m. .\lundnyy. Fare. “.50.
JAS. JONES. Agent.
”i Steamer EDNA,
’4 ~li \ ~-..a
'- ‘ H. M. HA('E.M:;SH‘I‘.
Making duily lripr tun-n 1‘ rl Tonneoml and
In; I . lnrowry.
“'ili leave L'.\'l( .\' \VIIARP‘ awry vfmrnnon
a! 2.3“ [L m.. and I'm! Diu'm't'ry (‘:l' h mm‘ning
al 7 u. m. For (night or p:|~s'._:e apply to
JA‘IEH Jon [53. nr on board
JUIIIHNG DUNE AT REAFUSABLE HATES.
w an. WILDWOOD,
A. W. llUßN..\ln—mr.
Lemma Pan T.“ nwnd for lrnndnh‘. m 8 g. m..
aim. {or Whldm- lalmd m ll n. In.. for lrnndnlv
m4p. m. uvery day For freight m' pmvugr
IDIIIV on hour-l.
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Steamer EVANGEL.
J. W. TAlt'l‘l-I,Mnstrx!
“'.l. Icons Scan!“ Monday!» m.. for Sen»
ulxuloo \in, Port 'l‘mrn.~cnd and the lulunds.
, an!) -
on Thunduy. ‘2 n. m.. for Port Angel»: via l’nrt
TOWIIAO'II'. unll Dungcnw-s. lh-turnln: Fann
dny ‘1 p. m. Leno I'm-t 'l‘nwnse yd hull] duy~ m
I .1. In. ‘('o'lnu‘u hmh war—vi u! but gem-9‘ will}
111-mu launch Ilml (wk. making qu n-k Iran-por
iaxluu for bussengcrs Winn-l" vnm ch 6:3,
32% 5m DISPATCH.
JAs MulitHX. .\lny-u-r.
Will leave l'nrl Tuwuswud .\lrvnvl-n'unu! Hun--
days u! N o‘rlucli A. at (ur Nulll Bu). .\t-w
l)nngvn--.~s, l'url ;\!2gl‘|(‘!, and un‘ pan: rr
lurulngon \\‘ednudu. aml l-‘ridqs. luring
und charters ul r-usmmhe ran-a, \\‘n- hgno :1
large sum lnr fn-i-flnin: purpnw- “no! will
good hrpu- lln .'.-r k.- pn.: wank firm Ala-13
on luml‘xLor H) l.‘ B. ll‘hlillg‘ (:r (‘. l“ B ms. II
.t ('O.
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guwg the Children. They are es
pecially liszplo to sudden
c 013,, Coughs. Croup, \\ llooplng Cough.
etc. “'9 guarantee Ackcr'a English
Remedy 3 positive cure. It saves
hum of anxious watchmg. Sold by
Lalimer & Ch.
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t .a- mid lnl'li-'.~ 'lrn hunhv pummmmd In up) 1r
:'.! this um!" um Un- 24:11.! 3; of Peptu-mhrr. L3s},
:1 100% lm-R u. m.. in u-spmul and furni~h u.- ti~
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is warranted. s becauss it is i'nu host
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tively cut. all Blood l‘nsrna-a. [-inzfies the
whole systeMJnd xhnmugflfy bu 3.15 up the
constitution. Remember, we guamuic-s it.
Soluhy Lmhneré: Ca.
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————THE LAXD OF—
DISCO V ERIES!
BEWARE OF IMITMIOHS-
See that our trade mark. Snma Abin.is on -
0w: y hum-of lhut phumnx ('ulifornin Icmedy
*uiirmumm yuamuneed or money refunded.
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{or (,‘ulh‘ mpli-m . sauna .\mo has hrvughl guid
uuss 10 many 11 ln(n|~:-lmhL and hy nrcmmly
hrn-ukilu: up thr- (‘uuuh or t'nld that “while“
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lhulblllld! frnm :.n lHHill.l'l\‘ grunt. You make
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lull! ‘:l>'l‘ and mph—Adan! hrmflh. :e-uhin‘
{rum I'leil'rh. Fu~y um: pix-mun m an. For
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hrl.-:,:i-~ $1 lu-r'mx: 9L!" ln- m-gi‘. Fem! [a
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up in Mun lwn nunvfl. lir- imxrl and Id :m HEN» ‘
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Timber Lands
._F'or Sale.
'l‘wa hundred and twenty-five acres
of fimbt-r land for sale. Distant half
53:10 i) a mile from the wa'or, down
graJa. tn guml harbor. Within six
mllm fmm 1’0” 'l‘ownsoud. For
»"'”"lur applv tn BRAMWAW «V
“‘M'Xh‘. “ -rr 'l‘.-a.u»~n-u-l. ::..'~:'
Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria.
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for Infants and Children.
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IrecomuwnditassuLen'ortoAny pnzcnpu‘on 89'“? 55°34‘35- Dun-rhea. 34mm“ ‘._
maximum." 11. A. Amzn. $lO., Laegx’réns, ‘m‘s deem you
magmas. Brooklyn. x. Y. wnEm injurious mm
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THE cow BRAND. __ TO MAKE _
DELICIOUS BISCUITS OR WHOLESOME BREAD
USE
-
Bwaeuws Cow BRAND SonAonSALEmus.
ABSOLUTELY PURE.
ALWAYS UNIFORM AND FULL WEIGHT.
Be sure (but there is s 1)i;11:-'" of 5 ('lm‘ on yam ruins and you €lll have
the I)“: Sod: male. THE mw m
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22. 24. 26. 23. so 232 LaEsu-eet. ‘ CHICAGO. ILLS.
F 1”;qu LANDL‘“, l'x'md‘: .\'. 12. um, \'ll'e-E’re-d‘t. n. 4;. HlLL.Cuhlor.
1 01? PORT TOWNS 883. w. 'l'.
Au Lhorlzed Capital - $200,000
A General Banking Business Transacted.
Deposiliscccivcrl Swarm-t t 0 gig/1t draft or Check;
HOSE-1“ Larsen 0:4 ,u'mwvnu su'vlu nu;
Collections made and proceeds promptly remitted on day of collection
Sight and Telegraphic exchange payable in all the principal cities of tho
United States and Lurope.
CORRESPO\ DENTS:—Losnox ——Th9 Anglo Californian Bank (Limited);
anLm—Gebuder Meyer; NEW YonK—Tho Hanover National Bank; Su
FRANCISCO—The Anglo-Californian Bank (Limitodl: Pon'rmn, 03., Th
First. National Bank; ch'ronu. B. C., Bank of B .tish Columbil; Hun“
Nov. Scorn, The Bank of British North America, Hong Kong, The Oh.
°red Bank of India. Australia and China.
Agents [or the American and Red Star Line of Steamshipl. Tilklb
for sale to and from all parts of Europe.
9" We have a secure and cozmuodious Vault. where we will rmivo ‘..
uablea on storage at moderate ehzzrtres.
FRANCIS W . JAMES.
Quincy St., Port Townsend.
Will buy and sell domestic rml foreign exchange, purchase'city Ind ooul'
wan-ante. will and shipping drafts and other negotiable paper.
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by mil to all purn- or n.» \\‘wi :nnl :lmlzs from 3.; alerting up. available an thorn,
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8. L 2. and Sun Frunclem, Cal.
JAMES JONES,
Cash Grocer.
uppn‘u' (‘euxru Hotel. -——n——- Head of Union Whui
Pout fown;er~.d_ - - W. T.
Dealer in all kink: of
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. 013341.513. Produce.
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from Non: ‘.nrl; [‘l' 1: math“. Onion. from New York.
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Hav 101‘ Sale-
A“ L" 1'“ THE
ARGEIS REAL ESTATE
AGE-TY
FOR BARGAINS.
Number 28.