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and .\..a‘ killed.
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we ‘ .utu'nuhl harm clnu'gml thh fur
ni>lin.;:tlmvxtrzn-ts from the Fun
[lt'l'fll l-‘rmlcrit-k’s diary. which was
rucvn'ly [utilisln-nl by the Dutche
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Urrlin. Oct. I.—-'l‘he National ‘
(izizwtu Autos that the r--cvntly puh l
lhlunl u-xtt'ut-ts from the Lite Btu-1
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tin: l--ttur.
taught? Jami;
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vr continues {air and (final. izupnrllm,r
u n'".'»' wrung” to the “illicit-ti rosi~
«hut». 'l ho w oil or is fntmruhlc- tn
1111,5.' who :m- sink. and those who
haw I'M‘ulunl the Contagion are in
vigorated h) the nuclei- atmosphere.
The falling-off in the number of
Ciisus l.‘ n ry encouraging. _
Ufliuinl lulll-tins at (3 o'clock furl
llL: p:t.~t 2i, hours report ninety-four
nvw vases and i-i'x dimtlp.‘ EiEhhre isl
no news from Fernandina. he trl~
egrng-h utlice has been closed, owing:
to the sickness of the operator.
TRAIN THROUGH ATIKESTLE‘
Columbus, 0.. ()ct. I.7—A freight
ltruin on the Columbus and Western
lrmlway fell sixlyvtivo feet through a
trestle yesterday morning. killing
‘ene man and “rounding several uth~
ers. Sxiteon cars and the engine
Were smashed up.
Ail liliPhoi'GßiiJ siinoi‘lsu.
“’ardner, Idaho. Oct. I.—Genrge
Price was fatally shot by H. nry
Hanstrow yesterday. The shootin
was uupvakod. Hanstrow escapetf
but the efiicers are in' pursuit.
asruas or in]: sdniiifiaii imam.
Nonquit, Oct. I.—The Sheridan
family have removed to Washing
ton.
union savmes max Inasennasrriss.
_ Fall River; Mass... Oct. I.—-The
Union savings bank Was not opened
this morning owing to the result of
the 'eiauiiu'a‘tiu'd of the books..which
showed the amount of Cashier
Ohapin’s irregularities to be very
large. Most of the loss will full up
on the bank. Savings Bank Com
missioner Chapman, who was en
gaged in the examination of the
books. found that in addition to
loaning money on wild catsecurities.
Chapin allowed sereral customers to
overdraw their accounts and covered
up the deficiencies in his cash by
manipulation of the books of the
Savings bank and National bank.
Chapin’s irregularities are estimated
as follows: Over drafts, partly se
cured. $77,000; loan on the Beattie
zinc, $23,000; other unauthorized
loans, 88000; total, SIOB,OOO. Per‘
haps $30,000 is fullv secured.
calms asoussrsn r 0 Lsav: raucxsl.
Truckee. 081., Oct. l.—Yesterday
morning dozens of drunken Indians
were reeling through the streets. and
one Indian shot and seriously
wounded a Squaw. He was pursued
by citizens, rnd while resisting at.
rest was shot dead. It was found
that the Chinese here had sold
whiskey and opium to the Indians.
A mass meeting of citizens was held
in the afternoon. and remlutions
were adopted requesting the Chinese
to leave Truckee before morning.
A committee was appointed to pre
sent resolutions to the Chinese,
which was done later in the day,
stating that they must leavein the
specified time.
g «an cnxcwo ynonuon runner. I
Chicago. Sept. 26,—Wheat—Strong
and hixh;cnsh. $1.04; October. 98c: De~
oembe'. 97910, May 81.00%.
Corn—Steady; cash 4136 c; October.
41 8-16 c; December, 3513-16 c; May. 38:3éc-
Date—Shade easier; oeeb Mkic; Oc
tober. 2350; December, 24,1413 Mayflflhfo.
Barley—Nominal.
55Pork—Eesy. 814.57%. November $13.-
Lnrd—Steady: cash and October. 810.-
s]; November, 39:5.
an: wone'r ovxn.
Waahi Sept. 29.-Sur n-
Generel mum says: I thimhe
worst is over, so far as Jacksonville
is concerned, though a good hard
frest may not be expected until No
vember.
ween mm.
Chicago. Sept. 29—September
wheat cloeed to-daynt $1.65, an ad~
vence over yesterday's closing of 113
cents. October closed 3 cents an
December 31 cents better.
WILLIAIS, BLACK a: 00.
New York, Sept. 28.—'Bhie after-‘
noon notice was posted that the large
house of Williams 81. Black had failed
to meet their mercantile obligatione.l
It is believed they were on the ‘ehort’
iside of wheat at Duluth and other
western points, and that their losses
outside of this were immaterial. al
though they hnve represented large
interests at nearly all ol the commer
cial exchang. s. l
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Washington, Sept. 29,—There is
the highest oiliciel authority for the
statement that the president will sign
the Chinese exclusion bill.
MAIL sznvrcz mscoxrxxunn.
New Zealand. Sept. 29.——-Parlia
ment has voted to discontinue the
mail service With the United States
after November. 1889.
new: TWENTY mus LONG.
Pittaburi. Pa, Sept. 25.—-The civic
rude of t e merchants and menu
mturere' societies and labor organi~
nations of Allegheny county this
morning was the feature of the cen-
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Clrt'llll court (Llli tum-um: Judge
IDeudy :murdeul Jzuuvs K .\l.mtgum
lvry n vurdict in a suit to compel the
{government to giw ln’m' u titlc- to a
piece of timber hm] nihmn-tl in
Washington. 'l‘H‘ritury. Jmlgv 11w
Arthur, Unitml Statvr listriz-r :mnr
noy, tun-[uh to “MM-3' it! mu‘v [n tlm
snprrnm Cum-t. and use. all pussihlu ;
line-nus to «Iv-f: at the action at that
Unit-ml Stat.” z-u'uuit Judge. 'l‘hi-a 1
ruse lfi u lea! ('aso- of u grmzt many
uthm‘s which will swim» in the same
munuc-r.
A Win-25'; suw HUSH.
San Francisco, Supt. 25.—A .lis '
patch we: ived at the Mrtchants‘ Ex
t-énng » status that the! British ship
‘Etlrl \\'muy.~‘.~, whit-h left hore May
{3O for Ccrl'k, collitlml with the- British
{ship .‘xr\lP“(‘“l<ll‘, bound from Liver—
puul to Calcutta. 'l'lm Wemyss.
which on 1:. land 43.341 centnls ()1
whl-ut, valued M 563 700. shippt-d by
G. \V. Mch-nr of this city. 'l‘ht‘ Ab
drumpia was badly dumugud. She
put into Fernando Nurunah. a small
port on the coast, of Brazil. Put of
the crew of the Wan yss was saved.
WAR Pnovxsxox.
St; Petersbui‘g: Sept. 26;—The
governin'vnt has ofl'c‘red a Bdbsld of
£13,000, nnmmlly to a private firm
for n steamship line to run betweeen
Russian l’acit‘w ports and Corean,
Jap’niiegls mid U_?ines‘e ports to bo at.
thn disposal of I uséia‘ in We went of;
war.
raven nscuxme.
Washington, Supt. 26,—.Snrgeon~
(‘IODA-l'tll Hamilton has received nu
morons telegrams from the yellow
fuwr district bringing favorable re—
ports. The surgeomgeneml believes
l'he fever is on the decline and will
ishortly die away.
n JACKSONVILLE.
Jacksonville. Sept. 25.—-At noon
to day tWO deaths and forty new
cases of yellow fever were reported.
The Weather is quite chilly nnd the
cheering news that treat visited
many places in thosonthern states
this morning and yesterday tended
to give the remaining citimna hope
that the scourge may soon he nlluyed.
' snapper.
Blaine, W. T., Sept. 27.—Six
cases of small-pox were 'reported
from section 7of British Columbia.
The citinsns oi Blaine called a meet
ing totske msasnres to prevent its
spreading.
AT ucxsoxvwa.
Jacksonville. Sept 27.—Up to noon
to-dny the number of new cases re
ported is thirty two and two deaths.
The cooler weather the last few days
materially lessened the number of
cases developed each day. while the
number of convalescents discharged
was increased.
us FRANCISCO WHEAT Hanna-r.
San Francisco. Sept. 27.—-The ro
markable advance in the Chicago
‘wheat market this morning created
Ino little excitement among local
manipulators, but it is being merely
a home ufi'air. It was the opinion
before the call board opened that it
would have no effect on the San
Francisca market. This opinion
was realized, the market being very
quiet. Buyer——The year closed at
162, a decline of one cent since yes
terday; November, decline 2; centl.
nsuocnus cas‘r move 11‘.
Indianapolis. Se 1:. 27.—-In fulfill
ment of an editoring challenge in this
morning’s Journal, Harry Snow, one
of the proprietors of that pa r, to
day tendered to Hon. \Vm. EEng
lish. democratic candidate for the
vice presidency in 1880. a certified
check for S2OOO. with instructions to
pay it over to any rson or persons
who shall establishe in a judicially
conducted examination that Gen.
Harrison, during the railroad strike
of 1887. or at any other time. said
that "One dollar a day is enough for
any workinfiman.” By the terms of
today’s cha lenge the matter shall be
submitted to Hon. N. 1). Taylor, dem
ocratic judge of the supreme Lourt of
Marion county, and under his direc—
tion. under the rules and procedure
of his court, the evidence shall be
submitted to a jury of twelve demo
;cratic freeholders of Marion county.
1 Mr. English declined to act as cus
‘todian in the matter. The Journal‘
peogle state that the money will bew
ten ered to Hon. Joseph E. McDon—‘
ald as custodian on his return to the‘
city to-morrow. ‘
Vic'ronu news. ‘
Victoria, Sept. 27.—The total catch
of the sealing fleet this season is 19,~
038 skins. a deficiency from last year
of 14.592 skins. This is due to the
fact of rough weather on the coast
and the unsettled feeling in regard
to Behring sea. In value the catch
this year is less than the last by $75,-
000.
Mr. Giuborne, superintendent of
the government telegraph, has ae~
lected the western spur of Batilla
pointas the site for a signal station
m be established at the entrance of
the straits. Direct telegraph com
munication is to be established with
Victorie: » _, _,_. _ _ , _
The Methodist Mission Society has
purchased property here and will es
tablish a Chinese mission home and
school on an exteasive scale.
It is stated that at a Harrison and
Morton meeting in Hornellsville, N.
Y., a few days ago, a man who never
voted anything but a democratic tick~
et in his life was made chairman of
the meeting, six ex democrats were
made vice-presidents, six more were
made secretaries, and one of the two
speakers was a man who stumped the
state for Cleveland {our years ago.
Four yonrs ago Cleveland carried the
township by 83 majority; this year it
is expected to nfive 200 majority to:
‘Harrison and orton.
l Notice to Manners.
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Rock nlhmt 3 min l, \V. of tlmeml
of Wlmtoum Wh urf. 'l’nis rock has
4 foot of watét’uu it. at extreme low
tides. From the huny. llrx end of
\Vlmtcum Wharf lmurs N. i I‘}. South
smoke—stack of Sohumu suw will S.
S E. g I‘}. Northwaas! c mmr of Fair
’llav-n Wharf S. lE. ‘
rTItAnS us run. .
'l‘hn “'rmk buoy. than was nfl"
wreck of B-lvilum 3 miles \V. ofl
Umscent Bay, has been rmuuved, us ‘
[the wreck has disappeared.
wmnm' IsL IND, w.'r.
The buoy 011' Print Partridge, has
been change] to a lst class nun buoy,
‘and moved 200 yank to the Nal and
l Wd Olltshlfl of the Kelp.
I The buoy ofl' Forbes Point, on~
trance to Oak Harbor, has been
.moved 200 yards to the Sd.
suns-mean.
The following named stake~lights
have been established on Puget.
Sound and adjacent waters, to go in .
operation lst Uctober. 1888. '
Marrowstuno Point. near Port
Townsend. W. 'l‘., a. fixed red light
Olympia, \V. T., at a turn in the
c'hn‘iiucl; near the steamboat landing,
a fixed red light on a pile. The
light should he left on the Starboard
side, in going in.
Deception Pass, W, T. On the S.
W. end of Fidnlgo Island, at the
western and 0f Dece “on PB3B, 8
fixed white light. 'l’his light is
about 5 mile W. of the narrowest
part of the pass.
Burrows Buy. Fidalgo Island. A
fixed while light on the sand spit, at
lhe_uurth ridcgf‘the bay. _ .- -..
Unstructiun Island. 0n the S. W.
and of the Island, W. entrance of
Benin.) Pass. :1 fixed red light.
81m Jmm Island. On Cattle Point,
saulh end of the Ishud, a fixed white
light.
By order of L. H. Board
U. Stanza,
Inspector 13th L. H. District.
The republican convention is now a
thin of the past, and all our hopes
for tie nomination of agood terri
torinl ticket realized. It would be
hardg if not impossible. for a delega
tiou of men to meet in convention
and place before the peoyle a
stronger ticket than is now before
them. It is now acknowledged by
all that no better man could head
the ticket than John B. Allen, the
nominee for delegate to congress
But few conventions, if any, have
men more harmonious, or in which
there was less of that disposition so
frequently met with in such gath‘sr
ings, of stronger riding our the
weaker. or in other words. pny'ng no
attention to the wants or Oplllltnl of
those counties having the least rep -
resentation. This IS truly common J
able to the extent practiced in any
body of men meeting together for the
good of the :ommoawealth. and es'—
pecially are we proud when this is
done in the grandest. territory of tin
Union, and we fully believe thn‘v it
means a grand success. It seem-1 to
us that it ever there was a time
when the sll‘ength o! the party should
be brought out. that new is the time.
for, evidently. our fair territory will
become a state ere another two years
roll around—P33oo Headlight.
Cnnned Salmon.
The salmon pecking season in Alaska
is over. and the news thus (or received is
exceptionally good. Estimates mode by
osnners place the total Alaskan pack at
300.000. The Columbia peck this year
will not exceed 350,000 cases. and not I
more than 300,000 cases of this first-class.
The onnuers are looking for good
prices. While the Alaska pack is 125.-
000 cases greater than last year. there is
a greater diminution in the Columbia
yield. On' the tall streams there is plen
ty of troub‘e. end this especially true on ‘
the Eel river. Smith's river. Gray's Her- ‘
bor. Puget Sound. Shonlweter bay endi
other smaller sources of supply. The ‘
‘ Fraser river puck this season will fall far
1 below thnt of ‘B7. and it is stated that the
Sacramento pack will not ex eed 30,000
cases. 011 the Sheena river a no d re
port is made; but owing to the telling otY
in the various other rivers the canners
are confident oi putting the prices up.
—Colom'st.
Extenslun of Steamboat Service.
Mr. W. 11. Holcomb, general manager
of the O. R. & N. 00.. after perenunlly
looking after the field, has decided to ex
tend and increase the steamboat service ‘
at his company between Seattle and that
Lower Sound. Details of changes very 1
soon to go into efi'eet may be found in
our local news columns. This new ser-‘
vice will lgive a regular channel for a
trade rapidly growing. and will be an im
portant thing both for the countav to the
‘ north and {or Seattle. Mr. olcomh
‘seems disposed to give to the business
‘of his company on the Sound the atten
ition which its growing importance mer
its. His interest in the Sound is illus
trated by his frequent visits and the re
sults, as witnessed by the changes just
made. show that he has kept his eyes open
while here' There is no public interest
so important at this time as that involv
ed ia the extension of transportation
facilities. and whoever helps in this work
does an important public service.———P.-I.
Monsignor Schaeflino has presented
to the Vntacan a memorandum on the
eventuality of the Pope leaving B( me.
He approves of Belgium as the papal
residence, owing to its neutrni and Culb
olic character, but he is not in favor of
the selection of Belgium except under
a guarantee from ")0 powers. 88 up
proves adeparture from Rome only in
thaevont of a rigorous implication of the
renal node of war with France. when the
Valiant: would become an obj -ct at gas.
ivicnou.
- With Our Ifxchanges
1 Snohumish has an-w G .lIL-llc cLurch.
! Dean-acme storm at Glouccslvr. Ba x
Guinean h-pcrsdiscoveml In "an Frau
015cm.
tin}, puLurs are curni :,.- m !:._h as $5-
per duv this yvur.
'1 ac um ban uxm‘llsr H?|l.-~10Illlil('u.u
--pnuy urguulst .
I'Lechun haunt; m ()1 :v.‘ m is {Wu [0
um: in ffl'Jf n: Jun. 15 Am n.
' Scufllc cnb‘lc curs am running —.-. u vx~
lmuplc fl'l' lees ‘leul‘d l HUI, I
! .\ HAN-Wu” 1: V..Vp..1.11..- “usual,
(mu ~.II,; in Va) Hum-nun"; flu u.
pu-wurt Lccmv. [al.ucxl) ..f n nun: m.
3' 3" Lmlv nu lllu .‘t‘dlllk‘. pul-cr f .rcc. l
\\~..'e:|l h rcpuft‘x! h! [M [Lgnhl puttflll
nu C um :u luau It has ”in-u 'u. glaunf i
.\‘wurkmuu named J. W. 'fi'mg “a“
se'musly hurl. In a sum-(cut. at bumble.
Blaine will bwe linvu Spuillilhg up
polulments 111 Indiana durum Uc'. nbvr.
Shenfi- uuhruue “f K Mg Udu .13 ants
lb;- l‘uxt-lnleiliyeuccr lur SS4M) daun
ages.
l‘uu President. her} “man u 3;» and n:
cvp m.) m “Bufl'mlu Hill" h.;d um WA...
Wcst uhuw.
mvulance, Muss , um. had H mm] H;-
lug buincauu. A great deal ul' niumqugl
u u-cdlru) ml.
m-uxu. :5 nupr rung l-rlc‘ I'rmu Cu i
forum. 1m: ' quccu an)" mual Inc lush
rug her Lunar“); u-mm.
l‘uslmustur General Dun. M. chkeu
sou rs making a desperate (If-u! lu curry
Michigan for Cleveland .
Mr. D. 15. Ward 0! Senltle a; lung and
‘FU fuvmubiy kuuwu its u rem culute mun
'lms lulu-0d Imm the bumm‘ss.
1 One Mr. Wm. White has awrudled
Uhebnhs c-qut)‘ hanks out of $2,100 by
whim: {urged and raised dwells.
Run!) an miners and their families are
in desulule circumstances, and and rs be~
iug solicited for them In Seunle.
Great enthusiasm was manifested at
the MPG‘IUQ o! Gram repubhcun club in
Seattle Weduclduy evening.
The Presbyterian: of San Juno island
are going to have a social and Church
festival at Friday Harbor, Oct. 19th.
The President has nominated John
Oberly of Illinow to be Commissioner of
Indiana Afl'nirs, vice John 1). Atkins re
signed.
The September number of the H'est
Shore is profusely illustrated with cuts
of the elegant. private residences in
Portland.
Mr. J. 'l‘. Ronald. after several months
uf refusal has at last about consented
to run as Councilman for King. Snoho
wish and Skagit counties.
A company has been organized in San
Francisco [or raising the cargo of the
old bark Emil Furuhum, sunk of! De
struction [slid below Cape Flattery
many years ago.
Mr. George W. Stetson. the Gray’s
Harbor lumber manufacturer. hitherto
u democrat. has come squarely over to
the republican party. Threatened free
trade in lumber did IL
A franchise for an electric ruiiway has
been naked at Victoria.
ACCIAMIH of Spukune Falls by udi cot
my man gives llu only :1 population of
7000.
A Ml. Tabor gardener Is sellingstmw
berries at Portland for 40 cents pl 1'
pound. Uis crup will last until i-hrxul
mas.
It is said that Capt. U. B Scott is con
sidering 1- promo: to put :1 line of steam.-
ers on the l)oluxnlnn between The DJHQ‘B
and Portland.
Mr. Allen's speech was liltcned to
with rapt ullvuuuu. aml when he closed,
It wae curtniuly not with the consent 0!
his uudie..ce.—l';.luuae Gazette.
‘ The Hon. Philip lhlz, uf Walla Walla
I's ueriulhly nfl’lvctu! wnb heart disease.
It is all-id that he has arranged all Ins
‘ business. lunlteru in vxpcctnuun uf death
18! no fur dmmm dale.
The: tutul output of the three hop-yards
at Danna. Or.. will amount to 60,000
pounds. Two hundred men and women
are engaged in the picking at the extra.
ordinary crop among whom $3,000 Will
be distributed.
Tha British Government is getting
quite extensively embroiled with China.
_A War l 8 most likely to result. 0! course
it can have but One issue and '1“ result.
i; a large nddikion of territory to John
nll.
The Hop Crop in the Puynllnp and
other valleys tributary to Tacoma and
Seattle is now being secured. The crop
is a large one. and prices are high. reach—
ing nearly 25 em. per pound. Laborers
are very scarce in neuriy every section of
the northwest.
J uvenile Opera On. at Learned's Opera
House Friday evening. in "The Chimes
of Normnudv.”
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Andrews Czlpl E Buss Tone
Bnuuell Wesley (2) Margin John
Brawn C S Bushnell J C *
Brawn Tom Hogan G W
Crockett E E Dnnaby Mrs N
Edsou Burt (2) Fuller Mrs J
Fulton W A Guolh Mrs
Halhnwn C S Johnson Nicklas
Jackson Frank Korrigan Patrick
Kelleen John Keiler Frank
Lee Miss Gina Lowe E R
Mulkey Miss hmn Mcllruy Julm
McCay Edmund Neabitt R W
Perkins Miss M Pomvrny E W
Potter Miss Edith Pierce 0 B
Pnerittry Master H Potter W B
Seiflie Jamel Thompson J M
Wash Helen Wba|en Jus R
3 Ward Mrs E Young J A B
i 6120. G. McNuuuA, I’. M.
Cholera Morbus is one of the most
painful and dangerous diseases. many
deaths result from it each year. usually
because it is not properly treated. The
most severe cases may be cured, bv using
Ulnmherlmns Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhocn Remedy. It never fails. Sold by
N. D. Hill & Sons. changed son 18
Wondertuluures- I
W. l). Hoyt a 00.. Wholesale and I
Retail Drnzgists of Rome. oa.. snyzl
We have selling Dr. King‘s New Discov-1
ery. Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arni-‘
on Salve for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as well, or
give such universal satishction' There
have been some Wonderful cures efl'ected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cases of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use of a law bot
les at Dr. Kinny New Discovely. taken.
in connection with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always. Sold by N. D
Hill & Hun
Mr. Sime—xr—son respectfully invntes the
public to call nud iuayect his fine line
0! jewelry. ‘
’ T.u- 31-3120! 7 nanlmmls
i ‘.‘.' g), 34);" film-g;- s" I'- ;::H:.~‘, i::-!..
. ! h-MJimz "! , -:. r u-umwu.’ Eiw'tm‘
fl~!i'r'r>-- -, \‘-"~. 'r-t twin-'7" EV- :_\
mam. .- -. ’ “t _ l m MW)
.: .;,\ ~:_‘. .h 'l : ». X' I. {539‘- 91,4
l:\‘.~~ t'l “l --.’ l'.'l u " him i in|_\v.|'.~"
'5 y‘li'i'e- .. .~"l"'." ”-"". hug-41W.
'334-Hvlln (l’ 1-. ,=l' - ; - w... a,“ “.4
:l--;-w-~: l‘l - ; l."-.‘«'-il'll!l\‘
» '_’.’l t- :::‘<' - , ~ _ :,'- rf'vv- !ir'tm::"
:e..-._u:”,:< _, A . in} .2llf-nll‘o7r
J 0.»: .n x :i ‘- '- a' l" i~' II 11:5-
lmunn' that Hht" "I"-~r- -i rnrvnil
flil‘t‘l'h"! .~.‘ 7ilr‘il=\". “will"? 'vr Bilw'd.
."’u ‘l: n "l“‘id' - u on: wa'l Ii l-l in Elec
itr‘u' Butt-rs. tin-i ~:.!_\' 51" ('t’?!‘> :I Imitle.
! X. D. ”ILL & Sox.
ii
i a 0"”: 1.9;«2 09 . v-,..
C i‘} H :lili’Uhi ... \lai'; l.|_\ Esq . Ununty
EA”) .' luv '.‘~., I" 5 «£435: “Ham? "8911‘
[Elm-'h'x- Mam r:» wi‘ll must happy results‘
! 'L‘v h'di‘ill‘r I'. . D we; Tm). iuw with Me
:Emi ii Fun" nu! Janmiirm but was
icun-nl liji' Xi'uwir iz.~: Hf Hu‘ mi-dicine.
I.lm unfith-‘Wrie Jim-rs smed his
life."
\lr 3). L. '-.\';'3wufi«~nn. of Horse Cave.
K)". :i l l-~ 6- "Ln- Hqin; 4:}. union: He
[wwi'és’r‘l- ‘.~ 'imms lx- v. .nhl have died.
in -l rt ~...: in» :i for llEu-éru- “ills-rs.
l IAIN "‘v H run-Ml; w.“ fun] 03'. as
wvH 11~ I‘llrv :xll :zl:ui:il!)i>¢-aars.and
Ifor all Kuhn-u Liv-r nml ' Inmacli Dis
nnler» :4“:an nn-tqnf-llmi. Price 500
mul 31‘ rt" 1). Hill & Sun.
I Hufit- nn rah-nine.
Hy t!l~;rl'ii:l|'.’ 'h.~~;- mmmiis ~unftvn mistaken
'[ur l'nll unnm .n. \\\'l.\ \B‘E Imn Ilrought
5,":- ‘nus- m m .n'. : inn-v. -ll By its prompt
l um- m Inn-rid"; ”,1 ”1'3"” vh rt iooottenderel
0p- 1. II) Hm! ( tn: H] ':’>('. lliUllr‘lnds can be
PJ\('lt xrun :m n inn-l} ginnr. You make no
mnlnke by kc-‘hl'v: .1 In) (l-‘nt'lhis pleasamrem
ed)‘ in your honi- I'.‘.LIFUIL\IA (ZAP-R-
Cl'l-‘i-J i- vquaim r'li'v‘rlit‘r' in crudicntirmall traces
of Nasal Catnrrh. llozh of the>e wonfierlnlCnl
lfOl’nin rerun-divs are sol-l and warranted by Dr.
J. l). Minkler. Imm 11 package. :5 for 33.50.
i lluckleu‘u Arnlea Halve.
’ THE ”851' Sam's. in the world (01131253,
1 Bruises. Sums. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fe
[ver Sawm'l‘etter, Chapped hands, Chil
lblnins. Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures piles. or no pay re—
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
25cts per box. For sale by N. D. Hill &
Son.
Pulpit-flan of the “can.
Persons who suffer from occasional
palpitation of the hvart are often una
ware thatthey are the victims of heart
disease. and are liable to die without
warning. They should banish this
alarming symptom. and cure the disease
by using De mew’s Remnant. Mack
Drug 00., N. Y. sep24 1m
Renews llor Youth.
Mrs. Phoebe Chesley. Peterson. Clay
00., lowa. tells the following remarka
ble story. the truth of which is vouched
for by the residents of the town: "I am
73 years old. have been troubled with
kidney complaint and lameness for
many years; could not dress myself
without help. New Inm free from all
pain and soreness, and am ebletodo
all my own housework. I owe my
thanks to Electric Bitter for having re- ‘
newed my youth‘ nnd removed com
pletely all disease and pain." Try a .
battle, 500. and 81 at N. D. Hill & Son’s
drug store.
“nu-mm,-
vaALlswag ‘
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a‘i} ‘ 129"
l .7 K . ,‘k'
Absolutely Pure.
This .Im-h-r x mm'vnrlmz .\ n an-vlo! purity
dxrvngl‘x unti \dmr- ~nmemv>~z More eronomicul
[lnn 11w. nrdiLzuy kinds. and (-nm or, he Fold in
umux-lili‘m nilh Mn,- muhiluvle of low Le“.
«an \mighl nhm nr phca‘pnflln powder“.
Sulvl only in l'fl'r". ROYAL AIAKIBU 1’0“.-
DER (‘ll.. lm; “'ul- 5!. .\' . i"
I). W. Crawl _\' ‘k t‘ u. Aganld, Purllaml, Ogn
REPUBLISAN ADDRESSES ! }
1
HON. JOHN B. ALLEN, 1
Republican mmlidnte for Delegate in Congress. ‘
will address :h" p-mnl: n! “'estern Washington
on the l-Inueq u! the day It. tha following times
and plat“:
CLARKE COUNTY:
La Camus. Wedmsduy. OctJ". 1:30 p. 111.
Vancouver. Thubdnv. (kt. 11. 7:30 p m.
l'ninn Nidgn. Fruiny, Oct. 13. I p. In.
La Center, Friday, Oct. 12. 7:250 p. In.
COWLITZ DOUNTY:
Knmmu. Salurdaay. Oct. 13. 1 p. m.
Oak Point, buturday. De: la. 7:30 p. m.
‘ Cuthmlnct. Monday. Oct. 15. :1 a. m.
PACIFIC COUNTY:
llwucn. Monday. Oct. 15. 7:30p. at.
Oysten'iile. Tun-may, Oct. 16. 1 n m.
CHEHALIS COUNTY:
Hoquhm. ’l‘ucwluy, Oct. 16‘ 7:2“ [l. In.
.Hn-rzle-vn, \V-ulnuutuy. Oct ('7. II n. m.
Montosznm. Wmlxm>d.ly_ Oct. 17. 7:30 p m.
Elm-t. Thur-«lay. Oct. 15‘ 10 a. m.
Further nnnnuucemvnts will be made hereaf
ter.
The rrpxu'é’t m (-unuifcomluiltoes are n-qncat
old In furnirh auiluhle tans gnu! music. and all
lh-puhlimn [mm-n m Western Washington are
mum-stud In publirh this notice.
My ord -r of th» 'l't-rritoflal Central Commlltm.
J. C. I! \lNESJ‘hatrnmn.
Gamma 1;. Ltnx. Set‘rctary.
Port Townsend
w
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Geo. \‘r. I)o“'ns.
hIANL'II‘Ai'TLh‘ER 0F LUMBER. LATHS,
and I’ll-rota: Flooring and Dru-sod Lum-
Icr ofulldiuien ions. }
Orders received for delivery in town at lor :
uhipmeut «kw
City Meal Market.
‘ ND (”KNIFE FRESH MEATS UP .\I l
' kinds, in “holt‘flllt‘ uml ra-luil:
nvfiuhau (‘nrned [km-r and I'm-k, liuhvgul
Mm. mud Clmase.elc .cilwuyp on linuil.
Homo Curci Hams. Bacon and Lea! Lard.
Give us 11 mil. sub-{anion gn :mnuwl.
Onlurs lake-. 1 aml :0 MI- delivered to all pzl'hl (-2
”in riiy.
‘ C. C. COLEMAN &. CO.‘
l’url l‘nwusenul. W. ’l‘.
W 511; diml‘ in Wait-mum & Kalz. rlw
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ASTRAY NOTICE.
BLM‘K ANDWIHTE vow. an AT MY
plums 1m 2°». lunl‘ lW'v 111-Illlh-L Patties
dafmivig rmu ['3‘] gu. pt I: ' p.i)iu cos”.
nep‘u 1w FILED. [FTKRBL
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. ~ - » <l, .9‘ 3‘, 29,3, .}-¢mc, ”$731?“ . .-. . , A.
t' .7.“ .“;;A¥%r- V": ' z iwu- ; I’ ‘l': , I.
'l‘ 531’: - A iii. ‘2. #1 A“ .-_ 2, ' s”;
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_ sw: ‘ ‘ ‘ll., m? - . ’ ,3,-
~ . «an. wggzéh . \X\\N\‘\\:\X\\l.Sxfi‘ as“ no
O
for Enfants and Children.
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"Canton-is so well mpmd wcbiidm: 11m: Cavtofla cnrrslColicfi Congpntion.
Irecommenditusuperiormanypmscrigxiun 53f? SV'G‘m'hv "‘3 ”'3' "I’“me
knowntome." IL A. Am‘ncg‘ 21.3” k‘izl‘ullnfxs' guns Ship, and pluluol. d 1
mBQOxdeEL. Emozlyn. N. Y. I Wit-haul injurious medication.
-Tm: (‘cxnru ('UKI'ASY, T.‘ Murray Fln-ct. X. ‘l
DWIGHTSI
THEOOWRAND. _ TO MAKE _
DELICIOUS BISCUITS OR WHOLESOME BREAD
USE
llmanm Bowfifiamy SamoßSAumus.
ABSOLUTELY PURE.
ALWAYS UNIFORM AND FULL WEIGHT.
Be sure (hat than: in I pirtum of a Cow on your {mclauo and you will have
the bcs‘. Sod.» mic. THE 00W m
i ‘sl;
m
DRUGS I xéDRUGS I
Writ/fl: £- 7_ “hit. ‘9 _ i 533;
F§é~s§fi3£’?
N. T). HILL’D‘ SOL“ S.
—“'holu.~ale aJ-l ramil dunk-r. in ——
Paints, OIIS, Varmshes, Stationery
Medicines, Chemic ils. Trus 595.
Glass, Paint-a. Oils,
Songs. l’umndes, Perfumery.
Hair Oils, Wall Paper, Brushes, etc.
And all articles for llm toilet.
Patent fifedicium of all Kim/s.
, , Ollie/c Sales and Small Frail”.
LATIMER & CO
———\\'h. hunk- ;md “PHIL drulvrr iu-
Drugs, Chemicals. Patent Medicines 3x Fancy Mlicles
if};
‘ ~ ;:?\'7'77-.—-j;s‘“_u \Vinns and
Palptb. if v Liz??? . .
OHS ”11(1 Nig'fi E .iquorn lnr‘
(‘rIztSS‘VHIVH § #543" Medina us..-
Proscriphons curl-fully componndml.,duy or night.
McCurdy Block, Water 33C.. - - Port Townsend
.fi , .. ~
FRANLIE; W. JAMES.
Quincy I-Jf . P-art Townsend.
Will buy and sell (lulu-«tin m] fnroign exchange, purchase Pity and county
warrants. mill and shipping drafts and other negotiable paper.
‘, V". ‘»“ '2‘. ”"1, ' CM *5 I‘. " .
Mflflxfig ABQS ANuxzD A. x “6‘9? REEES
( )1] Approved fivvurily.
Ago-n! for live bu‘on Lin of flu! rh-ullhhips lw-Iwm-n Liwrponl :nzll Xvw York. [’lole plum
tirkets mnnd fum pur'p' in l-‘nulxuul. ln-l:u.d Ibo um 41; mud >wel-(lon In NFIV York. 3‘lle
by mil Ln nh Inn. of H».- Wusl. and mu".- {rum in awning “manninme M above,
{fiflfisl'fiu A i' l.” .' EST RATES...”
Correspondence solicited. Heft-renames. hy pc-rzlli.->lon, the I! ink of mind: Columbia. View!“
13. 0., 3nd Sun l-‘mnclsa;_ Cnl.
JAS. W. STOCKAND,
. DEALER 1x .UJ. \'.\l::£Tuis ”F
Furniture, Bedding and Upholstery,
CHAMBER SUITS, PABLOB SU ITS, LIBRARY SUITS, DINING SUITS.
Book Cases, \Vriting Ihxks, Ema, in Walnut, ('lu-rry, Oak and A 141).
Alma choicu selection of Baby Carriages. l’irturcs and Picture Frames, Mirrors
\Yiuuluw Curtains, Etc.
“'- FUI. {.NITURE REP .53.; Im
’ ° .
EISENBEIS Brlck Block,
Sea \‘rull. l’ort, 'l‘oxvnscnd.
mans u' 7
mm
PE 1. .3. YGROVE & 00.,
. —DE.\LEHS 15——
General Merchandlse,
' , , n. 3 . r ; '
1 1]! u i. 1 '
PORT TO HZVSIL'AVI), IV. T.
We carry the largest :mJ Inuit u-mfi. u- stuck MAJ-3
Men’s, Boy’s and Youth’s Clothing
:33" Of any house in the City
@fémié’s F szr‘sti‘sl‘xjng Giggdge
Wv :xrc limlzlqlm 11.1;me our lines are full in excry particular.
} [lat-4. 1 ‘:lp.~‘. [Souls Ck Shoes
Are to In- {nun-I i 2: 2'l2' w. .n' 2:: the ,_-r.-:u.;.<t variety and BEST (zI'ALITIES.
G R O C ‘3} R I E'- S .
i “'0 mm valor to 1L;- 'll-“! [21:11“ ~‘.< :m-l 63'" "W " 9h.- ‘v'ht' :l~z~xor!ed fined
i SiJfflt' um" :- n~ -~ .‘ I.
108i§fll?§1 Pm 3;; M. V 4. " Faces.
E [FM] Umyls ddimé 'i M any ;I.:r! uf the (‘ity I’m-:1: ur' CdAKt-B. Country
* t'r‘lvrs m 4. .‘ -E w? "335'? \‘I‘THNTIOS QL‘.'.L:.\.NTEHI'.
\!‘| l.\ TI) TI”:
ARGUS REAL W":
AGEFCY
FOR BARGAINS.
Number 33.