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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-21

me 1redfesf Medical Dlscopery SINCE the Cred-
nono OF Nan, or since ate Commence
nent Of ne1c nrisnua EFa.
There never has becn-a-tim when the
healing OF SO many different diseases has
neen caused by outward application as the
half OF the entire population OF the globe re.
sort 70 the use OF ordinary plasters.L : 1881 :
ar pR IN MErvis,s CArsicuH Porous PLAsTERs
t then 70 ret quicker than any other plaster
PIsste eg W. dc more Tssl services than a hum
ters are slow Of action, and require 70 DO
Worn continually to effect o cure; but with
is applied the patient will feel its eject.
Physicians In ali ages have Thoroughly
sestea end we'll know the effect OF Capsicum;
medical agent for IN outward appication:
Dut u Is only of u very resent uate that its adj,
vantages In a porous plaster have been dis
wonderful cures eifeeted by pn. q sHs
r T1rtSv oSs p9SaYs o hnss5 nia andtheir saPs,.
such diseases as rheumatism, pain in the Side
anu back and all such cases AZ have required
tne use s, 81 P,asters or liniment. AMER you
cure. ask your druggist fSr DR.. MEIviN's
believe yourow convictions Of its wonder.
iuI enects. Although powerful and quick in
LIS nction, you can rely on its safety for the
knost oeiicate person to wear, as IL rs free
from lead aud otner poisonous material COM.
monty used In the manufacture .f ordinary
piassers. one trial Is a sufficient guarantee
dreds tn your friends. af 1fTF1ETI
Ask your druggist for DIR. MARvts's Cap
or, on receipt OF Is cents Tor one. 81 for Ave. or
q for a dozen, they will be mniied, post paid,
70 ANY address in the United States or Cana
MANyrr.r r,,,-r ~ .rE4rl
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-21
lFo FAYE AVE-, sESG9e9 3 gysAAlhg4 g4s

Piano Fsissss.S5 nc 5cS1 & s. a lSs3S ORGANS
Square. b Pianos, 9dcosr cSi,Ie0,lh Only ed
Eisgant Upright Pianos; cost 500 only
ssns ssSi organs ~ stops. s72,50. Church
deus sdcv5fceto close OUT presenf sfock. New
steam factory soon 70 be erected. Newspaper
with much Information about cost Of Pianos
ANIEL +; BEATTY Washington, \. lie
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ALLAE's AsII;FAT 4 the great remedy for Co.pu-
IL acts On thc food " tic stomach, pretending lis corr
version fnto fkl Taken ncrorffng 10 directions. n
win redace . mt pe.en from . 90 b pounds . week
In placing tiis remedy before TIM public rs a po~,-
tive cure for obesity, we do so knowing fts ability To
cure. as attssted by hundreds. Of fest1uonials OF
which the following nom . lady In cciuinbus, Dido,
Is n sample: Gentlemen :-Your Anfi-Fat was duly
received. took II according 10 directions and II
reduced me I'VE pounds- / was so eiatcd over the re-
s ssor. .1 Sr I, ~ sm seeond SStt 5ep. q s ASkrns = " dsss-
s-FF enfs S ,Sr Z pf hase f rSw rdrYgy RI Tsssss 4. f = say 4
pounds to l7 pounds, and there Isl general improve
hlent In hgnlthn gentleman writing FROM Dos
diet. tyo botiies ~ xiian,s AnSi.Eaf y ~, st.sn ~ 70
and anc-qunrier pounds" The weii-known whole
sale DmSyistA, sAfTIL DooIITTLn 4 snfTII. Of los
ton. Mas, write rs follows; q Alnn's Anfi-Fat has
reduced nlndy In our city seven pounds in three
wceksr A gcniiemnn In 81. Louis writes: ~Aiianfs
Anti-fat reduced me twelve pounds In three weeks,
sommsneins is use- Messrs. fomsia fIIsrIas
liiI PnorriIaioiIs or hIIHssAsTi:fxri SGcntie.
Ailans Anii,fat; ~ ii,e Anii-Fal had Inc desired
week until I had lost twenty-five pounds. 1 hope
never 10 regain what I have losi.'T Anti-Fnt Is an
uncxccilcd blood-purihcr. 1t promotes digestion.
curing dyspepsia, and Is also d potent remedy for
I,euniaif.tn- sold ~ druggists. Pamphlet on obes-
BbTXNfc MEDICINE CO.. Pnor'ns, Buffalo, ny
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Dr.. Pierce's Fayorite Prescripton

The term, however, Is but n feeble expression Of
my ligh APPRECIATION OF It's value. based upon per-
nnnai observation. Ihave. while witnessing It's posi-
tive results In the special diseases incident 10 tile
organism OF woman, singled II out Us tho climax or
browning gem Of my medical career. On it, merits
MS \ positive, snfr. nni eifcctual remedy for this class
Of diseases, and ono that Will. at all times and under
NIL circumstances, act kindly, l am willing to stake
my reputation MS I. physician; and SO confident am
l thaf u viii not disappoint The most sanguine cx-
pectatinnso Of n single ihsalid lady who uses II for any
and sell il under 4 PosiTivE GUARANTEE. For
conditions see pamphlet wrapping. botuc.l -
The following are among Those diseases In which
my Favorfte Prescription has worked cnrcs, as II by
magic. and with y Certainly never btfbrc attained by
any niedicine; Leucorrhna, Excessive Flowing,
Painful Monthly Periods, Supprcssions WHEN from
unnatural causes. Irregularities, Weak Back. Pro-
Iapsus, or Failing Of the Uterus, Antcvcrslon and
iieiroysrslon, gsarins-dowq scpsati2ns internal
Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic Congestion, In.
hammation aud liberation OF tho Uterus, 1mpotency,
parrenness. OF. ftcrility, and Female Weakness. 1
10 not extol tlls mellcine rs n :" rure-ali.- hut It
ncsnlrabls fulalls . slnslcness or pnypsae, being q
most perfect tuecinc In all chronic diseases OF Tho
sexual systcm6f woman. 1t will not disappoin', nor
Will II do harm. In any state or condition.
Those who desire further Information on these SUBJ
iects can obtain II In THE PEOPLES COMMON SENSE
nos,.raid, ga rysein, Of ST. I, TRAIT %i9inutsIy q
valuable advice In regard to tho management OF
rayosJte prescripsio. ssid By DuegistA
X v. FIERCE ". d.. Prop'r, WorlIs Dispcnrary
NJ inyaliqs' Hotel. Bafrhio, n. y, - - Il
AA-N ~
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AT CORINNE

With STAGE az Helena. virsina Guy and ali
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Ar GREEN RlvER

y VII; .,ii s,asssfe for he srea, sweetwa,er mining
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To California and the Pacific coast, making
the unexRmpied time OF 1900 miles In
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PACIFIC
DIV .HENAi
RAILROAD.

Running daily. passenger trains. forming,
In connection with the Central Pacific Rail-
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WOMAN

b. an immense practice at the Worlds Dispen-
sand cases OF those diseases peculiar to WOMAN. I
have been enabled TO perfect n most potent AMI POSI-
tive remedy for these diseases
10 desiknate ILLS natural spccinc. I have named Il
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-21

.NILssos, HE songstress, is not only
getting fat but Is losing her voice.
, 1878-12-21

For the past month, new life has
seemed to be infused INTO this place.
sThe sound of the hammer is heard on
every hand, carpcnters are busy, side
walks are being multiplied, additions
and other changes are being made i'm
proving a great mary residences. Ro-
mines is having the old Mtrk's buildings
rebuilt so as to present an attractive
appearance, and Esq. McAaughton is
building a couple neat and convenient
residences for ID. b. Jackson; these will
doubtcSsly be to lease. Lastly and most
important OF all, there is good prospect
o! completing the Athcneum building
within the next six or eight months
Let us all hope that these favorable
appearances may Prove permanent real
ltieS, and the commencement OF o long
period OF steady growth and progress
for tins place.
, 1878-12-21
gtsuindy and GHnnUo island.

Something ever two months ago work
WAS resumed in earnest on the CtGalldy
mill The first OF this month, every
thing about the mill had been o. er haul.
I'd, and made rs good as new. So much
new machinery, and so many new timhers
put in that it became substantially n
new mill. Work could then be started
up almost any time in two or three DAYS
time. These Improvements have LrObah-
y increased the cutting capacity OF the
mill over IL fourth.
At that time, they contemplated put
ting in new engine and scantling ma
chine, from the Port Ludlow mill, recent
ly purchased 10y the Puget Mil Co.
This wouhi give three engines. and make
mil complete in all ofltsappointments
tor any kind OF work After completing
all of these improvements, the mill could
he ready tn run by Jan. l, 1870.
About 200 feet or less, westward from
the old wharf, u new piling wharf has been
built the pas; season, with some 200 feet
water front. On this wharf, II warehouse
has been built, size l20 feet by go, feet
with 1S feet posts. 1t will hold 10000
sacks ui grain, being 1900 tons of barley
or some 1900 tons of oats.
This warehouse poysa large revenue
TO the Puget Mill Co. In Nov. the Alas
ka took, aflher two last trips, 400 tons
each ttp, grain from this wareho use,
and only atew weeks arer there was
some S00Stons more there for shipme nt
to say nothing Of the other produces
shipped from this point.
But few changes are witnessed on the
rest ot the Island. The farmers usually
live on the side adjoining Port Susan
where MIR. Davis, Mr.. Oxstien and Mr.
Graham are Zach making some improve
men 5, Mr.. Graham will bring into
cultivatloIthis year 40 acres of fresh
water marshhndsitmt-he has drnined,
and which was not previously in cult
vAtion.
No regular logging camps arc running
on the Island at present, VIM. Douglass
and others the past month have been
at work saving logs near Mr.. Grahams. S.
The heavy storms the first of the month
breaking up the booms.
, 1878-12-21

months. The Cascades is the Tunnel
described last year. They have to pack
heirproyisions on their back urlund this
underground Cascade, They are said to
he n.aS;ng their three doIlsrs per day to
the man.
The settlers there are very anxious
for others to settle. This party returned
hame last Thursday night Some OF
them may go back to locate on the up
per Sksgit.
, 1878-12-21

being heard ut,entimes after ten o'clock
ut niyht. We d1 non knnw b.w Jersey
IiIicd being worked SuCn late ho0Is; but
the WORE accomplished, elected an en-
lnentiy satisfactory improvement IN the
state "i th' building,
The stage Is Uow very near completed
ne green rooms dressing rooms car
P'''trS r""h' @"'icry "nl Pr''vnium
font are all compIrtpd. Nearly 10000
tex ot lumber, w"rth not far from $!1j
was used IN building the sJNge.
IW" I"icN chimnryS have a'sr heen bull,
containing S'nic @5OO BRICK. These
come "p from the lower Parf' ana make
II SO that the WhoIe building can be very
easily heated.
EQUIPMENTS oS THE STAGE.
r,, a.,,, o,,u,; :, 90 r,o, ,,;,.n .,
foo, uiSo Th;s i row ,rru NJ n,,o,
couinments orc co,onI.tod The stoco ,s
, 1878-12-21
LIST or PUBLIC KNS7T TUTIONS.

Masonic, Centennial Lodge. No.@S Regular
communications first and third Saturdays OF
each month.
l. o. q. T. Olive Leaf Lodge, Nc II, first and
fourth Saturdays Of cacl month.
/ O. O. +. SnOhomish Lodge, No, IL. Rc-
ular meetings on Thursday evening OF each
week.
snohomish Athencum.
snohomish Free Religious Association.
Union Presbyterian Church aud Congregation
OF SnOhomish City.
snohomish County Agricultural Society.
Snohonlish Rifles, Militia Company.
Snohomish Telegraph Company
spononiish Cemetery Association.
, 1878-12-21
SHERlEF,S SALE.

BY viitIe OF an order OF sale issued
out Of the District Court OF Snoholnlsh
County, Washington Territory, holding terms
at Snohomsh City, on the 18th day Of Nov
cmbcrA. d. 1873, In the case wherein Sven
Peterson is Plaintiff and David Williams il
defendant, on i Judgment and decree therein
rendered in sUid Court and To me directed
and delivered, commanding me 10 make sale
OF the property mentioned and described IN
said decree to satisfy said Judgment for the
sum Of 23090 dollars United States Gold
coin, with interests and costs taxed n. S3S. ~
aud increased costs. have levied upon the
property described in said Decree to wie
The northeast quarter Of Section number
twcnty-fOur, in township number twcuty-
seven, north Of range number six cast, situats
IN Snohomsh county, Washington Territory.
And now by virtue of said decree and
order Of sale on Monday the ED day o&
December 1878, between the hours Of o A. II.
and PM, In front Of the courthouse door,
in Snnhomish City. will sell to the highest
bidder therefore at public auction, all tho
right title and interest of the said defendant
In. OF, and 20 the above described property.
or SO much thereof as will satisfy said judg-
ment, costs, interest and incaeascd costs.
BENZ. STRETCH.
Sheriff OF Suohomish Co.
by VIM. Whitfield,
Deputy
Nov. 23d 1878.
Edward Holland Nicoll,
Atty for pllf
First publication made Nov. 30th 1873.
, 1878-12-21

"New Haven claims the girl Of the"
Boston Post. "Albany has her - ="
Albany Argus. "You ought to 20
and her family y"--Prairie Farmer. "Yes
- the young lady,'-Seattle Post.
My 4 ~ she must be n y, cuts "a and
locks at the GOys ELI.
, 1878-12-21

Tie Atheneulh Hall is now in shape
40 that regular literary exercises can be
maintained there, whenever thc people
OF the phc are ready to support them
can they not be started immediately after
the holidays and regularly maintained
thereafter.
, 1878-12-21
q OR NJ.

ANDREws-,A La Conner, w. T., Nov.
14th 1878, to the wife OF Mr.. /. l..
Andrews, a daughter
Parker-At Renton, Dec. 18th, to the
vile of James Parker, II son.
, 1878-12-21
Terms or COURT.

District Court, Third Tuesday of March and
second Tuesday of November of each year
Probate Court, Fourth Monday OF january
April. 9uly and October ot eIGh year
Comfy Commissioners Cour., First Monday
of February, May August and November
of each year.
, 1878-12-21

Mr.. II. Blackman, after many days and
hiyu mammok, has completely ruined
the monsterous cedar stump that occu-
pied such prominent place in front OF
his residence. Das ish business,
, 1878-12-21
NOTICE.

Al parties indebted to Isaac Cathcsrr
will save costs by immediate srttlemcn 81
their accounts. All goods will 1s cash Oh
delivery from this date.
Snohonsh ". I. Nov. 9th 1878. ~
MIST :
, 1878-12-21
Mas 2ni
M EALED proposals will be

N EALED proposals will be
~ received by the Board ot County
B&y Commissioners of Snuhomish Co.
Washington Territory at their February
session, commencing or the first Monday
of February 1879, for cutting out and
constructing county road on the line
recently surveyed, located and accepted
Ivy the said Commissioners at their No
vember session, 1878, between the Pill
Chuck valley and Stanwood in said Co.
via Kent's prairie. Separate bids are
desireG for that part Of the route f:om
Kent's Prairie to Stanwood, and from
Kent's Prairie 80 the commencement ot
said road in Pill Chuck valley. Suid
road must be cut out ot least 12 ieet
wide. The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all of said bids,
BY order of the Board OF County Com
missioners.
j. II. SWEET,
Auditor of Snohomish County W. 4.
MAG Pm
, 1878-12-21

Notice 7! mn All persons Indebted
To me, are requested to call and settle or
secure their ACCOUNTS prior to February
lst 1879, 10y so doing they will save
costs of collection, as | shall be compel.
led t. sue on all accounts not settled or
secured Dy that time Dated at Snoho-
mish City, W. L. Dec, lst 1878.
VIM EDWARDS.
Mas ON
, 1878-12-21
Local Items.

Dancing school in the Athcneum ON
Saturday nights.
, 1878-12-21
NEW WORK ON THE A TlTENEUK
Description Of the Stage, etc.

For the past year but little work has
been done on the building. until within
the past two months, although w. II.
Vale has been employed most of the
time, the past year, on wo,k around the
building, yet most Of his work was ap,
piled where it produced but little effect
in the appearance of the bIlldng; still a
great many necessary small jobs were
completed, and work was put in such
shape, that upon the vigorous resumpt-
ion OF work, one dollars worth Of labor
would produce a much greater apparent
ctFec, than at an earlier stage OF the work.
WORK on THE STAGE.
About two month ago, Z. c. Ferguson
aud W. II. Vale brgon working night
and day on the stage; endeayoring to
have it completed anl the lirge halt
made tight hy thsholiday-, 81 il c"uld
lr male Nam anal comfortable. Ia had
byea great many years sinrc L. G.. had
uied iais regular DAYS works as "a ,nar.
neymsl carpenter he seemed 20 h. trying
o. max up ior lac time De- had been out Oi
such La.in,s,. Wy working cztfa hla ~
tbe evening: tLt sound Of ihCig hammer
, 1878-12-21
UP TIE SHAGIT RITER.
A Visit There by "a Party .ft,onm
the SnO5l OrnisEa.

| On the . nd of this month party
consisting OF Ed. Lit,leticld, Timothy
Derrick, Thos. Berdeau, and Geo. A.
Cra 'iord left this place tor trip down
the Sound. After spending little
over a week around the salt water, they
all went up the Skugit. It took them
five days to ascend the river padding
their own canoes and making about
fifteen miles Il day against swift cur
rent, and going about 75 miles up the
river. They stopped at the settlement at
the mouth Of Baker river. On slough
opposite the mouth of the river ire two
families, one American women, and enc
German women no white women 1--we
above this place, which is sone 60 miles
from the meuth OF the Skagit.
The party went about fifteen miles
M the Skagit, above the mouth of Baker
river; being about Eve miles above where
| the Sokh river empties into the Skagit.
Nearly all the desireable clalms, situated
immediatly on the river bank from its
mouth, up to some distance above Baker
river are now taken.
VACANT LAND.
Most of of the land for the last ten
miles of their trip Is vacant land, and
considered by them to be tho best for
farming purposes OF any land they saw
no The river. The timber is scrub maple
and small brush, forming II light growth
of timber easily cleared. Around the
mouth of the Sokh is u very large tsact
of bottom land, in some places six miles
wide, and it appeares to be little sub
ject to overflow. There is room there
tor hundreds of settlers.
On the lett llnnd side OF the Skagit
! going MP, is some very tne timber, which
extends to the mountains. Not n timber
claim is yet taken above Baker river.
| INDIANS HOSTILE. .''
The Indians above Baker are very
sassy and overbearngaud grow worse
the farther tie river is assembled. Above
the Sokh they will not allow white
people to settle. This party they forbid
going up the river, or even landing;
refusing to let them go ashore to build
Il fire to cook their dinner by, etc. They
dsregartIcd these threats and commands,
and the Siw0shes, seeing they had u
Skookunl taatRnl .et them alone. The
settlers c'very anxious that the proper
| Indian. authorities would attend to them.
Mr.. Everett one Of the first settlers,
and u reliable respn,ble. gentleman, said
that ther5 was not house up there, but
which if left Tor ANY length oI time, hnd
been broken into HHd rutbcd by these
insoent Siwashcs. He, himself, had lost
some $500 worth OF provisions stolen
/ from bis house, 10 say nothing "l
what they stole from his gwdcn and
/ field The Indians dO nOt care how
many 20 up to hook for gold or to mine.
They object To mon going up to SETTLE,
or 10 cul tie timlrr.
IN place of single oUncc gold OF being
ligoueht down by TIE miners asreporirJ'
;hi, party were iuiorHrd tliHt there was
NO, less than s'mr I've ur ,iX ounces.
ono oi ,ie leading pIspcrioIs rsides
%, tho mouth uf Bake. They ars now
mining 10 ,l. la.l ot ,hr maih rkasi'
rrsr. 20 n.bs abo,r the Baker u i'kts
ihgm ioor weeks 10 pack their Pusr-
- l. ~ -..- ..-....-I D.. - han l.rl.
, 1878-12-21

without Delay or loss OF time. They are
now At, work and have already run some
thing over 100000 feet to Priest Point.
They will have the whole l5 100000 feet
OF logs All out ofrhe Slough in little
over an other month.
, 1878-12-21

Last Saturday evening the logger's
meeting arranged with Henry Jackson
and Benz. Stretch to boom out and sort
all the logs in the great Ebey Slough
boom, at 25 cents per thousand. They
are both practical, energetic men, who
will do the work in n responsible manner,
, 1878-12-21

Puget NAL company takes 5,o0o,0Oo
oflogs rs soon asthcy can lie ready for
towing. This will he ut least $40 900 TO
pass to the credit of the river even at the
low price OF four dollars per thousand.
, 1878-12-21
Di E D..

POPE-ln San Francisco, Dec. I'm
Of heart disease, Mr.. A. J. Pope, OF the
firm ol Pope & Talbot.
, 1878-12-21

= The Masonic Ball will be the leading
event of the holiday scsson. As usual
in all festivities held under the auspices
OF this venerable order. no pains will
be spared to render their Christmas Ball
one Of the most enjoyable occqsions of
the kind ever held IN this town. The
great improvements recently made in
Athcneum Hall, excellent music and the
lavish preparations of the Mosons cnn
hardly fail to furnish \ good time to all
WHO attend such gatherings,
, 1878-12-21

Several weeks ago Mcssrs Boyd
Ponciu and Young of the Arcade, the
leading dry goods establishment Of the
Sound, sent pn Az. f,r insertion in the
STAR, Itnot being sen, regularly in the
mail, We were unable 10 fad It until a
few days since. uhcn VIC put immediate
ly in H. proper plgcc. 1t seems il va, IN
Ihe safe custody oi Theron Ferguson
At Ferguson. ,'1rg, rho neglected to
inform o.. or Do O. re nTt ju,u the r1t
efi. Doc. uG. ai.tr ~ tA, d,ay.
R.4l 'Hh 40. H' y.rral rely upon ihr
tpre.Hai.-- tr,-. ul.a a, ~ira
corr
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19
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Biographical Annals OF the Civil Govern
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First Century of its existence.
RON onIalSAL AND OFFICIAL SOURCE
by Chas. i-anman,

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"Private life of Daniel Webster" "Red
Book OF Michigan"
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