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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-16
Is HE GuIrr PAIGE. for

Is he GUILTr?-Col Fl C Paige, for
merly travelling agent for Wells. Fargo
K Co spent last week in this city. and
departed for Pendle,on on Sunday
morning. Mr. Paige is under bonds tor
robbing the U. s mail in Umatilla
coupty about year ago He talked
freely Of the robbery and his supposed
connection With it. and related some
lsughsb!e incidents which occurred
during his eight months Incarceration
in the Umatilla Jail. He stated that
he drew the design for the Jail in which
he was 90 long confined. he also pro-
vided the iron doors, little thinking
they would some time close behind him
IS q prisoner. Mr. Paige IL we'll known
on this coast. and while the proof is
strong against him. there are hundreds
Who believe him innocent. He seems
very little concerned a. to the result ri
the trial soon 10 come of. feeling con
fident Of scquittsl. Uniot.
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STOP that COnsIa.

II you are suffering with Cough. Cold, Asth.
ina. Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Consumption. loss of
voic.. tickling in the throat, any affection OF
the Threat or Lungs. use DIT. kISG's NEw DIscov-
ERY for Consumption. This is the great remedy
that is causing 50 much excitement by its wonder
full cures, curing thousands Of hopeless Over
one million bottles Of DIR. Kings New Discovery
have been used within the last year and have given
perfect sa'sfac ion in every instance. We can un-
hsstAtingly say that this Is really the only sure
for throat and lang Affections and can cheer
fully recommend il to zll. Call aud get trial
bottle tree Of cost. or a regular size for 81. For
sale by Kellogg Andersen, seattle Hodge. Da-
Wis 4 Co.. Portland. wholesale agents.
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REAL ESTATE. The following are
the transSn'ioD. r. real estate, as re-
corded in the Auditors Office. since our
last report.
James Dougan to William Green.
lots ii and IL, block 30 heirs Of Sarah
A Bells Second Addition. for $500.
T Hanford 10 VIM Pickering. lot 4.
sn W Il ofsw of the w Z. Of sec
80. tip 4. s Q. for $50.
Griswoid 81 PiDcheron to X c Graves.
lot 4. block 80 Sarah A Bells heirs
Second Addition. for $3.50
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GONE To PoRT TowSsEND.-Judge
Burke received - telegram yesterday
summoning him TO Port Townsend to
defend libel suit. and will ieavs or
the steamer this morning. The SUIT
referred to is probably the one spoken
OF IN our telegraphIc report as having
been commenced against the schooner
Ariel by Waterman & KATE to recover
$1,000. the loss sustained by the break
ing down OF their wharf.
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FINE PAPER.--L Anderson received
per Dakota an excellent stock of gold,
fresco and decorative paper, compris.
ing many different styles and patterns.
Persons at distance cannot do better
than send for samples. tie also re-
ceived fine stock OF varnishes and
artists tools, hich will be sold cheap
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CAnniEs THE Bnoox.-Ths sssame'

CARRIEs THE BROOK. The steamer
Gem has just returned from . trip up
the Nootsack river. which shs asceoded
twelve miles higher than any other
steamer k.a ever been. and reaching .
point within three miles al the British
line. The farmers along the river
threw mp their hats With JOY 1t the
sight Of the pioneer steamer, and their
wives showed their appreciation Of ths
event By gAily decorating the steamers
cabin with lowers and loading Capt
Cove down with floral offerings. The
Gem broaght 20o. 900 hazel hoops for
the Eagle Mill Company. besides . LOT
OF wool to be shipped below.
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SEvESTY>NlsE PASSENGERS - The

SEvENTY>NIsE PASSENGERS - The
Dakota bought 10 Seattle yesterday
morning passengers as follows: ID
O'Connell. Miss Benson. II w Miller.
A Macintosh, + W RawliDg. Mrs II
NJ Leonard. A y Miller and wife. ii
NJ Lsavens. w MeydeDbauer. ID Rose
Mrs McElroy. Mrs K f Jones. X @
Gill, wife and 2 sons. MrsM A Weigahd
and 3 children, j McCollum. Mrs Geo
Eitz. + ID Davies and wife, w b Ben
jamin and wife, A l. Avery and wife,
A Baker and wife. Mrs NJ Tuition, Miss
Msyhue and 40 in the Storage.
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THE FESTIVAL. % wing to the short
notice given To the public of the Pres
byterian festival last evening at Yes
ier's Hall. the atte ndance was rather
small. However. those who were there
patronized the ice cream and straw berry
tables literally. and after paying all
expenses there will be forty dollars left.
The total receipts amounted to sixty
five dollars.
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WHAT THE DAKOTA BIZ uanr. The
steamship Dakota brought from San
Francisco GA tons OF merchandise tor
Victoria, 30 tons for Port Townsend.
IT'S tons for Seattle. SO tots tor Taco
ma and As tons for Olympia She also
brought 8 passen :ers for Olympia. %
for Tacoms, ~ for Port Townsend, 10
for Seattle aud 1870 for Victoria. 1t
was . good trip for the Dakota.
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VARIoLorD.-Several days ago Capt.
johnson, who came 10 Port Blakely
from San Francisco to take command
Of the new schooner Maria 4 Smith.
was brought to this city for medical
treatment. An examination demon
strated that he had mild type Of
smallpox. He was at once sent to the
pest house.
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Niehol.,. in,arIIble InIeetlon.

Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
manently every case of GonorrhCss,
elect and Whites. no matter of bow
long stapding.if directions are followed.
internal medicine not recommended or
Necessary 4 cure guaranteed or money
refunded. Por svle by Kellogg & An.
derson, wholesale and retail druggists.
Seattle. W. 7.
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LARoR HALIBUT. An Indian, while
hshing with 'eine. near the coal
wharf. yesterday, caught halibut
which weighed when dressed lis
pounds These Ash are seldom found
in shallow water, but are generally
caught in the deepest waters of the
Sound.
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ompesnt ono o d It. tn dtnntwe than
IRE ni omIanns ohay
fna busnss
eheye b. flor afnm!kio
b thee emris o
o so auehas
q
the impoT m
CarnAs
Home Mutus Pie nsnrane Company
rs In cutfaIIm In enrn
L ADAMS Adams NcSeile
y of j. Feher Co, wholssl Liquors.
A.
Fnm and
W. M FoW MrChAn
n Of r i 4 attorney al ~
udee Tsm Mt ocount
N.
fu<to o q uFsncC Company IhaHia
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To start MIR Sohnr informs us
that. unless something unforeseen hap
pens. the Eagle Mill Company's barrel
factory in North Seattle will resume
work on the 9Th Of July.
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For SAN FRAScisco. The p G 5 8
Co.'S steamship DakoiA sails fer San
Francisco on Saturday night. jun.
18th. at midnight. For passage apply
TO w II Pamphrey Ticket Agent.
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Buy your gents furnishing goods.
hats. caps and cigars at j. A McPhee's
He keeps fine stock. and sells cheap.
Call and examine goods. Next door to
Schwabacher Bros & Co. S. Commercial
street, Seattle, W. I. diff
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-16

New patterns and an immense guam
tity of wall paper have been received
at Anderson's paint shop for the SUM
mer aud fall trade. lsl6 II
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ANOTHER SALooS.-Mr l. Diller
viii soon nt up the late Pinkham store.
on the corner Of Commercial and
Warrington streets. - . saloon. He
Y nov ~ Portland purchasing the Ne
eesaasy axtnses.
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Call AZ Schwabacber's aud you will
find the grandest stock of cloaks and
dolmans ever brought 10 this country
and at bedrock prices.
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Certificate OF ORGANIZATION.
CAPITAL. ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF COMPANY OF THIS STATE


of thestae
assuchCo
of
Dollars
showno
Eight hundred dan
he yand yearhr bovewr
nuranceC ommis
NJ Deputy.
OFFICE OF rSsuRAxcr
DR.. A 'ASfo' AachSm isi-
President Pacific Mutual Life
lie in hisomce
able
oil veap
respectfully, etc,etc J G ms
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SUM MONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE THIRD
Judicial District OF the Territory Of Washing
ton holding terms 1t the city Of Seattle in and for
the counties Of King and Kitssp-
No. 2673-Louisa FetSer Plaintiff. W. Albert
Fetzer Observation-Disclosures fled In the county
OF King in the Cfee Of the Clerk Of said District
Curt
THR UxffKD STATES OF AMERICA SEsD tikFErixo
To Albert Fetzer, Defendant.
You are hereby required 10 appear In an action
brought against you BY the above named plaistih
In the District Court OF the Third Judicial District
OF the Territory ct Washington. holding terms At
the city Of seattle in the county OF King for the
countiss Of King and kitsap, and to answer the
complaint fled therein within twenty days texcu-
sive Of the day Of servicel after the service you
Of this summons II served within said co Inty OF
King. or II served cut Of that county, bat within
this District. within thirty days. otherwise within
sixty days. or jutgment BY default will be taken
against you. according to the rras er OF the com.
plant.
The said action IL brought % obtain decree Of
divorce upon the ground Of cruel treatment OF
plAin'id by defendant for ovsr one year last past
Witness the Hon. r. s. Greene. Judge Of the
s3 said Court, and the sal thereof, this
...L issh day Of 5s, "a a. ? iy1v w..
By JAMES p LUDLOW, Deputy
Jacobs Jcnner. Attorneys for Plaintiff
teit
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RGCaldwe'l, dentist office in Sqnire's
Opera House. First class dentistry
work done at reasonab' rates. m3tf
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SODA WArEk.-Ths Bureau Soda
Fountain will aocompany the Congre-
gstional Picnic TO Madison tomorrow.
Ice cold soda will be dispensed on the
steamer and on the grounds oil day By
FRANK PLUMxKR.
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.uekIen,. ArnIen saIve.

The best sAlye in the world for Cuts. Bruises.
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands. ChilblAins, Corns and all kinds
Of Skin Eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction in every case, or money
refunded. Price 35c. per box. For sale by Kellogg
n Andeason, seattle. Hodge. Davis Co., Whole
sale Agents, Portland. d2l-ly
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SrRAxog.--Row Bigelow's trade Is
increasingi II must be becvase he
sells goods % oheaply. He has still
another large invoice OF choice gro
ce:ies per steamer Idaho. mi7-f
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Finest assortment of table linens
ever Offered ID this mai ket at Schwa-
bacher's.
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II you want any kind If a sewing
machine cleaned or repaired send to
Clayton Bros. jll:tf
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Call at SchwsbAcher's for your hard
wsre-the cheapest place and largest
assortment IN town.
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Schw. bacher's is the place To get
your white vests at one dollar and fifty
cents each.
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Call at Schwabacher's for your seven
hook kid gloves.
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Dont feed yoar children irnpure can
dies when you can get the pure stuff al
Pipcr's. II
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Call at the Bluff Mills if you want q
barrel Of choice -four at $3.50
ml3:t
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Genuine Singer Sewing Machine
needles so cents per dozan. st Clayton
Bros IL: II.
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Fresh Graham aour always on hand
at the Biu6 Milla mlSstf
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Latest style polka dot ladies' bal.
brisgAn hose for 10 cents as Sehwa-
bachor's.
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Get your table linen st Schwabach.
er's for thirty cents a yard.
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Extra length missss' halbriggan kss'
81 Schwsbacher's for isl( cents.
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Schwsoachsr's have the finest stock
Of dry goods and closhing in the coan-
try.
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2SO.nO0 SHINGLES.

Finest quality. q.
F. W. WUsTHoFF's,
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OFFICE OF THE
PACIFIC MUTUAL
Life INSURANCE COMPANY
OF CALIFORNIA.
TO our Policy Holders and the general
Public of Oregon and Washington
Territory:

is ora shuahc
of the Cmpan hon
il b. dAnd
queries
sci ono bis Cenpany
Managers
o atenent eontrni therC
dAthip
haspit
most hr,ush hands
OF business \ Ei@ lv
Of Integrity OF their nnag,m Is
&
o ti ou
ntd by hin bear & TIL
the cr~Iton
lInons d
Of rect r Trustee
o the onhdtnc business
duIonu
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NOTICE. ,

NToTIcE + HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL or
~ thoss settlers On Railroad Lands which have
bern re.tosed 70 the pablie domain, AID vho have
paid - 50 par acre foE The SANE, that vii for
ten Per eentum coliect from the Gosernment one
bali Of the mpney pakf
nk3-d JACOBS JKENER
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FOR SALE.

OK HUNDRED AND FIFTT ges0l ACRES OF
y good agricultural land, located in King and
Snnhomish cuunftesL
Terms Of payment reasonable.
ApiT-dkwa JAMES McNAUGHT
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The Pacific Mutual is tho only
Life 1r.anceCOnaIoany 1Oa1ad1as
money upon real estate on the,
Pacific Coast.
s2OOOOO0
o the
o Is nahciM trngu
has eno
u and Territory together
prem In
Middletown transcript., 1881-09-02

Do I look like a ghost, Percy? The
head of Medusa, perhaps ?'' with a
little ripple of mirth, and an upward
glance into the adoring eyes bent on
her.
We chafed the inert little hands, and
famed the far face. Professor Thor
sons face was even whittier than the
one that lay against his shoulder,
perfect in its death-like pallor, with
the long, dark lashes, and the sad.
sweet mouth.
my love-" l heard him whisper,
under his breath, once and then she
opened her eyes.
Norman y she said, family; and
he bent his proud head, and kissed the
sweet lips that were perfectly passive
now.
And [ thought, at this, that | had
better go to the music-room.
AT the very beginning of the season,
OIlClO hdo d UIllllduI uOuDlt H6uulllS.
My Viva and Professor Thorson
Percy Thorn and Hilda, Baroness Won
Brandenburg.
Two things | have noticed, with
quiet amusement: Hilda and Vivia
are the dearest of friends and Viva
wears quaint old ring-a mysterious,
gray opal, with sparks of fire in it. 1t
was the one | noticed on Norman
Thorson's hand.
And the last time saw Viva, she
wore black satin walking-suit, with
sun-fower in her belt.
. am so glad gray and scarlet are
not fashionable now,'' she said. cit
brings back all the old-time, when
saw Norman kiss his own sister, who
had just come from the death-bed of
the baron. What foolish, unreasoning
things, girls are, Joan -
And, looking at the happy face, that
is more beautiful than ever, say:
They are, indeed, my Viva and
their stories do not always have such
pleasant endings as yours. Peterson's
Magazine.
Middletown transcript., 1881-09-02
LADY ARTISTS ON A LARK IN
MAINE.

Life had quickly settled into regu-
larity. Every morning sketch-books
and easels, paint-boxes and palettes,
came out; the girls broke into groups
Of two and three, and started out in
various ways to work. Not a pictu-
rescue spot but had sketches encamped
about it dilapidated set of bars, the
scorn of cows but the delight of an
artist pile of rocks in an orchard.
the thorn in the flesh to farmer, who
stared open-eyed to find it attractive to
somebody a path through the woods;
or luXuriant group Of tall ferns. The
neighbOrhOod was an unworked mine
of wealth. One could not turn in any
direction without seeing charming
spot that she longed to carry away with
her, and the only regret of the enthusi-
astic student was that each one had
not two pairs of hands to work with.
Dinner brought them all home, and
then came criticism, comparison, and
much pleasant talk over canvas and
paper, ending-in the Larks' Nest-in
mailing the studies to the wall, and
making ready for the next days work.
Before long some of the daily needs
of girlish humanity became pressing,
and party was made up to visit the
" store' of the neighborhood- barn
like place, with drugs and dress goods,
hardware and groceries, all in one
room.
"Have you straw hats 2'' asked the
first girl.
The clerk was sorry, but they were
out Of hats.
What no hats ?'' in a chorus
from the party who had been seized
with an ambition for broad-rim hats.
9 l should like some shoe-buttons.
began the second.
These, alas they never kept.
What mo shOe-buttons 90 in one
breath again.
spoke up the third.
The clerk regretted to say that rib
bons were not in stock.
"What no ribbons ?'' cried the cho-
rus, in dismay.
" Writing-paper, if you please, I" cried
the fourth, sure that she at least could
supply her wants.
The clerk was embarrassed. He be-
ban to have horror Of the chorus. and
hesitated whether he had better slip
out of back door, and let his inquisi-
tors find out for themselves his stock.
or whether he had better laugh. He
decided on the latter just in time. for
Peggy began
g 1 want some rye flour for sun
burn
The man shook his head.
6 What no rye flour o.
Clip had been looking about, and see
ing potatoes, thought struck her.
:" 1 say, girls" she began, in eager
whispers, NOW we're out here in the
woods, and no callers, we might eat
onions!''
"Onions onions % whispered one
and another. Delightful so we
will y
81 lore onions,' cried Clip; and.
turning to the amused shop-keeper
added, "Please send us up a bushel.''
The man laughed, but again he shook
his head
What ! no onions ? Oh!'' and.
thoroughly disgusted with the country
store, the party went out in search of
another. After that, whenever in their
rambles, which extended for many
miles around, they came near to store,
they invariably went in and asked for
those articles, expressing their surprise
in chorus as at first, and always ending
with the demand for onions, which,
by-the-way, they were never able to get
in that land of farms and gardens,
though Mrs. Duncan offered to send to
Portland for them.-OLIvE THoRNE
MILLER, in Harper's Magazine for
September.
Middletown transcript., 1881-09-02
. Tender and true!
Tender and true -


pretty, and sweet, and sad, mayhap ;
but, still, only song.
And then | wondered more than
ever.
Of late, l noticed, she had been more
than usually capricious and restless,
constantly changing from one thing to
another, as if goaded on by memories
that had awakened to torture her. She
had been petulant, and tyrannical, and
rebellious, until, think, anyone else
than would have grown angry.
But she never rallied against me; it
was the world in the abstract.
| tried to think how long this mood
had been upon her; and then, all at
once, T remembered it had begun the
very day she first donned the gray and
scarlet livery.
| made up my mind, then and there,
that / would ask her to take off the
Ominious garb, and substitute green, or
orange, or pink anything to exercise
the evil spirit.
But she broke out, again: 1t has
become uncomfortable, Joan. Not you,
dear don't look solemn. You are the
only person in the world can live with
longer than week, if that is any COM
fort to you. But there is no use deny
ing it 1 am miserable and unhappy,
and suppose always will be. I de-
serve it all. l brought it upon myself.
don't complain. Only, must have
something new
A brilliant dash Of color had crept
into each cheek, and her hands were
twisted nervously together.
Viva, dear,n | said, thinking it
best not to respond to her dawning con.
fidence, 81 cannot let you go until
after the party. really cannot, how.
ever much you may desire it. You
dress is ordered, the guests are invited
and the whole affair would be an utter
failure, without you. You would moi
break my heart by making my party 3
hollow mockery p
! Would it grieve you very much tx