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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-01

"A standing are requested to meet ct
Masonic Hall. at $50 o'clock q. M, To-
DAY November lstD, to attend the funt raj
OF Brother H. B. Williams. By order.
II. H. CALLIGAN,
w. M. st. Johns Lodge, No. o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-01

Bifooal glas ses, for seeing near and
ar. at Little Macs.
Eyeglasses for all sights at Little
Macs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-01

WANTED.
CITU ALTON. BY A FIRST-CLASS
" mtllsmith and wood turner is yoors'
experience. Address. stating terms,
r. L. DRAPER.
SIS st. Charles Hotel. Seattle, w. T,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-01
To Rent.

LONE SUIT OF OFFICES AND ONE
~ inside room. in my new fireproof
building. G. p. STONE
OcSl Il SIS Front e.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-01

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chants
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-01

FURNISHED ROOMS, L A r G Il OR
u small, to desirable parties from q to
30 per month. Second street. corner OF
Madison, next door to N. p, Church. 81 6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-01
WANTED.

YOUNG GIRL TO WAIT ON TABLE,
i answer bell, and do light work In q
family Of three. Call at this Office for ad
dress. mol 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-01

TsHE PARTNERsHIP EXISTING n
i tween w. II. Humphrey and ]. y
pSrsy nnes slS e t hs% ds na% dis,oivsi
mutual consent The business win
continued BY J. u. LoWman who sseuu0
81 ds Ss.!i &c q the 3rn sad Till g.
sse>e,a. $3.50 = ~ - y:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-01

A MAN AND HIS WIFE AT THE
"A Lake Washington Mill man to work
in the mill and wife to cook. Apply i'm.
mediateiy, at the mill, to
mol tt G. CLARK, Lessee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-01

NEw
60 stat
on tho
work 1
whose
| don wt
long d
| New ID
any md
Of the
/ 70 subj
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-19

At Lo don extensive precautions are
being taken by tho authorities 10 cUnse
queuce Of the Feniau, CaCey, who was
formerly concerned in the storage OF arms
at ClorkeuaeH, for which otlrnso Walsh
was convicted. \ special corps OF police,
many OF whom speak the Irish language,
has been placed wherever 1t is though
that mischief is likely b. oyour. All the
prisons, public bI!ldings aui docks are
minutely watched,
Special corps Of police hays been
detailed 10 guard the parliament buildlugs
Westmips rr Abbey, the g3yorumeu
offices, tn utJ.oual gallery, lho Germal
embassy, tur Mansion house, the StOc
exchange aud tho sank Of EaglaHd. rh
luggage Of all passenger, landing from
Atlantic steamers Is carefully sggutIujzsd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-19
NJ EfDTCAI.
pRows's InoN DITIERs.
THE MINISTER WHO FAILS

orally OF being
du vacant
the
effect q
him.
otonlvor the bu oru
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-19

At the /, quest Of the secretary of state,
Col. Thos. l. Casey, corps Of engineer,
L. A., has b15n detailed 70 superiutond
the erection Of the prop p-s N nuumsut to
mark th9 birthplace 0! General Washing.
ton.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-19
No nercrtinn Ifsnh

1t is strange 80 many people will continue
70 suffer day after day with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Sour Stomach Gen.
eral Debility, when they can procure al OuI
store sHlLOu'S NlTALlEER, free of cost II il
Sold by IL. II. Cochran, Stand l3g North Queen
street. Lancaster fedIl ENI5
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-19
m EDFCaI.
DrNsUS's SKIN CURE.
Prom The Toiedo Blade
SURPRISING EFFECTS
OF Ex TRACT OF CELERY AND
CHAMOMILD UPON THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM AND DIGESTIVE
ORGANS,
AS INVARIABLY PRODUCED RI DIR.
&. ". BENSON'S CELERY AND
CHAMOMILE FILLS,

They have been tc ,ted time and time again,
aud always with satisfactory results. This
pleparali va just meets the necessities OF the
case. Let me state Just wnitmy rills are made
TO cure. aud what they have cured and UtH
cure Neuralgia, Nervousness, sick llcadac he
Nervous headache, Dysrcptic Headache.
slecplcssncss, Paraly s!s and Dyspepsia. These
diseases are all nervous diseases. Nervous
ness embraces nervous weakness, irritation,
dcspoudcncy, melancholy, and restless, dis
satisfied, miserable state OF mind and body,
indCsCTibablc
These are some OF the symptoms OF nervous.
ness now, to be fully restored to health and
happiness i a priceless boon, and yet, tor So
cents you can satisfy yourself that there Is q
cure for you, ami tor g, at the very turthcst,
that cure can be fully secured Thcsc fills
are all they are represented to be, and are
guaranteed to give satisfaction II used as III
rcCtcd aud tptN cure any case.
Sold by all druggists Price, 30 cents box.
Depot les North EutAw st, Baltimore, Md. By
man, two boxes tor 81, or six boxes tor $50
! TO any address.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-19
DHtUMaTIC sYKIp,
l 'ht"aAiN OIL hIE,
A Limb
Save,
And a Family Made Happy

Mr.. Philip Moore, OF West Webster.
Monroe County, n, y, says NY
daughter, now eighteen years old,
has, Tor the past eighteen months.
ben afflicted with rheumatism in a
very severe form. ono Year ago II
settled IN tine knee, since which time
she has been unable tO touch her
foot 10 tnG door or move her limb
without suffering the most CXCIu.
Ciajing pain. ller limb was fust
growing out OF shape, although We
we're doing for hCrall We could, hay.
ting used ll the remedies we could
hear of ana that were recommended
FOR rheumatism, none OF which han.
HtIed her IN the least. Her case WAS
pronounced inCurable by the phy.
siCian ana by our neighbOrs, and all
believed that she would be a cripple
al her days, and that her limb would
never be restored To its original
shape. But am happy 10 say that
tO-ihY my daughter II entirely tree
irom all rheumatic pains, and that
she can walk with perfect ease, hay.
ing thrown aside her Crutches, and
hcr limb seems as strong aud pCr
toCt rs ever all from the use OF
your wonderful medicine "Rheu
matte syrup" which We consider
one of the best medicines ever in.
troduCed for purifying the DlOo1,
and only regret that all others who
are afflicted with rheumatism can
not know OF its superior merits.
You are at liberty 10 use my name
n II VIII do you any good, and
shall be only too gladt q tell any ana
everyone what II has done tor my
daughter"
PHILIP MOORE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-19
Tha Krsurr,ctIon Of Inz,ru.

Was miraculous operation. No one thinks
OF raising tue dead these times, though some
desperately close % deaths door have been
completely restored by RUrdOck BlOOd Riiters
70 genuine aud lus'tuB health. For sale 10y n.
Il. cochran druggist, ijI and l33 Nor,h Queen
street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-19

( RAYS sfEUIEIU mEDIUisE. - ThE
~ Great English Remedy. An unfRiIing
follow loss OF Memory, Universal Iagsi.
tude. Pain IN tho lack, Dimness on
Vision, Premature Old Age, and Tnanv
other diseases that lead TO Insanity or Con.
sumption and Premature Grave. fun par.
uculars In our pamphlet, which we desire 10
send Tree by mail 10 every one. The Specific
Medicines sold by all druggists NJ sl per pack.
ago, on six packages tor a., or will Do sont irGe
by mai on the receipt OF the money, by nd.
dressing the agent,
II. b. COCHRAN, Druggist
Nos. l3l ana l39 North Queen stCGt, Lancns-
ter, Pa.
On account OF cOunterfetts, We have adODt-
ed the yellow wrapper theOnly genuine.
~ the GRAY MEDICINE co,
Rprl2lyd&w BuffnlO
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-19
HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITIERS

As an tnvI- GRANT, HostctteJ'7 >tOma-h Bit
tiers has received the most positive endorse
ment from eminent physicians, and has 10 z
occupied u iOreu.o ost rank among standard
proprietary remedies. Its properties as an
Alternative Oi dl-Ouiercd conditions OF the
stomach, liver aud bowels, and "A prevCn. I'VE
OF malarial diseases are no less removed, aud
have been accorded emphatic prole. sIOnal Ic'
COmmendRt!On.
for sale by Druggists and Dealers, 10 whom
| apply tor uOstetters Almanac tor lssi.
| dl.lmuUOIS ISW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-19

II "A man can't b2 DOi1 gjoI ani riCn, Ire
ought ~ least to g wise let every mnu pre-
pare tor the day OF Hivcr-ily by laying IN a
stock OF DR.. llls Cough syrup, u sure cure
tor coughs aud colds.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-19
A YeIl,nE hnpy

Or. j. Marion Sims, n. \, endorses Darbys
PrOphy lNCuC tlutl. SEQ nlNrrN.ement.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-19
Or. Bensons New Kennedy aLd
Favoriie Prescription.
DIR. O. W. BBNSON'S
S KIN CURE

4 WaTrlntCU 20 JuIo
ECZEMN. TETTFRs, HUMOEs, INFLAM-
NATION, MILK CRUST, ALI ROUGH
SCALI EKUP1IONS, Disc NSES Ot HAIE
AND SCALP, sCROFULA ULCERS, TEN
DER ITCHlEGs aEC PIMPLES on all parts
of the body.
II makes the SKIN white. soft and smOOth
removes tan and tTeCkle-, and Is the BEST
toilet dressing ~ THE WORLD. Elegantly
nut up, TWO bottles In one package, con si-,-
Ing OF both internal and external treatment.
All frst-Class druggists have IT. Price II per
package.
Or. C. W BsUsOn'- remedies, llj fulton st ,
New York d5-lmdM, wS>dw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-19

Hanover Accommodation west, connecting
at Lancaster with Niagara ENpTess AT 9ib,
will run through To Hanover daily, ebC &c
sunday.
Frederick Accommodation, west, come, -iuE
- Lancaster with Past Lir" g0sl, AZ l:-' viii
yun Though 20 E"oilpTt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-19
PHILIP MOORE
Rheumatic Syrup

II ron roUNTAIS
- fine'Cut Tobacco, &c. per OF, g5o. Per
HARTMAN's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-19

DEhrsSLyAsIA KAILKOAU-s NEW
j SCHEDULE - on Hdt after 5uhDh
NOVEMBER, Is, 1888 trains on the rcuusy'.
yAnW kailroad will arrive ut and leave the
lL-o..,r- and rhlladelnhin ncnntlA- tnMuws
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-19

Harrisburg Express, which leaves Lancaster
at 7iO u. m, mas direct connections without
change OF carsl 10 Columbia and York.
Fast Line, west, on sunday, when hHgged
viii stopGt DowningtOwn, COatcsville, Pu kos
burg, Mount JOY, EliLaDothtown and Middle
town.
Day Express Fast Limo, Eo~s Express, Mail
Train No, /, Western ESpCe8s and Pacific EN'
press run daily,
Tine time here given T. Eastern time, or that
OF tho 18TH meridian, whiCS Is minute and )
| seconds faster than that heretofore used.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-19
DEApis. - UOLumBiA NJ.
kRRAsaEMEET OF PAssESapKTaAIss
MONDAY, OCTOBER 29rp. Is,3

Trains connect at RCading win lr,iua ~ 90
rom philadelphia Pott3ville, Harrisburg, Al.
lentown and New YORK, via Hound Broos
hnuto.
At Columbia with trains 10 ana from ! ORR,
Hanover, GCttysbuTg TrCdoriCk and Ehiti.
moro. A n. WILSON. SUI.
, 1883-03-24
MILTON MURMURNGS.
School Elec;ior-B Isiness Brisk-New Side
walks Personal Mention Etc.
[lEoN Our REGULAR CoERESP 'NDE>Ti
hur.E II .fah ~ iSNi

llEoN Our REGULAR COERESP 'NDENT
MHFoS, March 10. 1883
EDITog SrAIESHAN Alter an mp i:on-
meur ~ Ia days we .re at la'- le' bose an I!
receive our re .ui,r mail. II Is htr':ly IL css-
Sary Ine 20 say Gny. hing sb0n, the small
. y sr1rr auh eHcit-ueu-. Suihc= l. TO say
tat We haze had none of /, ler-, ani no
case ne Irer than Pine creek, distance Of
seven III les.
With the exception Of three or four smart
Alrcks." p-opl-- t.r, thInk Maycr N,Aa III
sct-d wisyly In a. rArti.irg WAiia Waaa.
A large non naui has been ordered tor
nur prospective -. TN lst.r. Wen /; srr,Se-
1t viii De placed Oh his head Ly Mr. j.
NcCOy.
4 regular sch ,ci meeting was he'd %
March oh which r. r.srit-i /" a c. mPltte
uu,tin. "i the ul rnE. {. {. tgnnIn- ID IN
WIS elected dr-c oT and John Miller, Jr.,
cI~rk. /. was butter phi except for the
q rry vim. lnd regular Democratic Nic-
rory. Al they ccu.d ia vas 70 cry irald
,ud Illegal v",i"g.
Oar sanitary condition Is tiIs .rlfss.
Oar sis-er the vi,iow i hayi = some troI-
he. Of what IA .Gre 1t l. not for me to say.
rhe professor ,-emingy has mortsase e on
the l.s Of Milton, aEd 1t Is not definitely
kn .wn whst'rr ans papers have chan = d
hands Ur not
II e arbitr,t,rs tri1l between ". Y. and
". VI. Co n he'll here last Friday, resulted
n 10 I sr; cular god for eith'r Fa-her
aud sou should do BUSINESS in such a mann
As TO 10. lie coz piled to call IN outside
parties. a. secrets are reveal d that should
uot hr known.
Bu>ine,s Just now - very cooi. and We
h,,- uear.y nl- of new sidewa v hlch
enhances the appearance Q; oar little city
very mach.
Farmers are all busy. and crops never
!o.ksi better.
Ttere Is NOR. what IN this season Than
.y,r bef.r- r,. this sc OF the c .unrry.
Ne al anlicipace prcsqerou. tine ';n th!s
n. LUCINDA.
, 1883-03-24
TIE BAKER CITY BRANCH.
Present Status Of the Work ana Prospects
OF the Da-e for Junction With the Short
Linz

The arrangements for the transfer o.
through 'rItic recently entered irta by the
o'e.on r alway aud Nayig .tiou c mpany
AID the Oregon Sort Line has gwen an in
te ct to tn Biser Cry R-auch of the for
mer organizition. seco "A only 10 tha, f-I, IN
the completion of The Northern Pscf. T.
iearn the PRESENT stitu, o. tie work over the
Bue N0ILtaln-. al OrSyoRiaR reporter ye.-
,erd,y cal,eI N II. B. rhirlsea, assi-t.pt
cti.f engineer # the company, aud .lc ted
tbe following INF Drna.ion:
Th- line frnm Uniltlil, to Snake river. at
the mouth OF the Burnt river can, on. is 2s3
niles log. Fpity-o r miles are In opera
-iun. snt the track - lad pnInt ti'ie II
niles east "t Pendie,on. TIe cDutrac -o-s
have flashed about fvr:y five mi rs OF the
the grade ess: OF Pende.on. incll Ing tie
tu' mel. The work OF brilging aud TIA K
.asI"s Is pr"gressIng st=sdi ). Between the
presen. end 0t the track aud NeachaIn's s,a
Il n at the summit, there viii b. thirteen
Howe tru-s bHtg=s, varyins from 1870 to l5O
feet in length. and much OF the timber has
o be shipped from Portland
"W,I the ,o,5 & so;Lsi.,i rs.-,,
,.kea The ,-.or,er
mIJo .o. ,b,,L h,, ,,;.u.uur.,u. :.
Thielsep "Olv p;ue,v.f,,r ,;,- s,,
..r..oo, n,,.r co,.r,.. r.. n.,C
..rae,i.p C.moagv have the . MIR s,r
trading fr,m P-ndI-to, n Or, D-u di..
ace of s..vs,,y.so,r mis- snI ia. ,b-
Burt nyer CANYON. tseutv miles O,tLe
Intervening spa.e. through ,5s poxa-r ,iv,r
and G.and EonI. y,lI-,. = a,st,ns. Of
.,gh,v-sy. miles, n, work has ys, be.,
doe"
80 IL. -, - e....-.,.-
'''' e'@''' Il 'e D'''e2
nara
e. Pant If Z il r. . divide d tJ-rFu rEe
, 1883-03-24
mIsPLAcEp CONFIDENCE
Belief :ha. q Note for $50 vas Forsed 70
OBTAIN Sss---s Network Of Suspicious
Circumstances.

Yesterday a gto.ninent business u'sa o'
this CITY, nctorioGs for his eh'lan'hrop'c
qualities. w&s xpproiched by young Ha'
vel kLo Al IN these puts. tAhose name we
withhold for sool ressou ana asked ior
loan Of So, tending security Tor the s'ei7
a cote on Que Henry Wide. re- resented a
lyn. IN Weston. Oar PHI an,h opIc iri'ni
kindly obliged he aPph;znt with the ioen'
the same 10 be rei j at the end OF 'hreT'
months. Some time after in rctin'zidg
tn no,e s,gard BY HeIrs Wi'ie and the
signltrre OF the borrower, tn gentl'r 'ria'
na.icsd a strong IN l.,isy 10 the Ia" si5nA'
.gr-s. and .he more closely he 10 hei ihe
more str n, grew tIs coari :t'on' that
7HrgE WAS saasTHISG cRaoKED
Alb Mt the matte. Tne m"@t convincing
POW. Vas the exa-t Likeness OF the curves OF
.'ears" of the cspl,al letters. lP'n inquiry
at the place shsre the suspected Ia-'y last
worked It was found III i At the time ire
note wss issued tie pTty IN whose f.For Il
WAS made did not o~n so much a. a tott!e
figE. Tie matter now began TO l1ok IL
,erestiug and a telegram va. sent u 'he
postmaster at Weston. asking HIN Il he
knew OF ich a nan a, Henry Ws.de m thAi
neighboraoOI. Late last night the answer
came back that there wds no man in thi'
local. 4 .swering to that name, nor dId the
po,tms ster know ot any such parry. it WAS
further dee,l ped rh't the man immediateiy
Upon receipt Of The SO left town on freight
tram c,:ea4ib!y TO 90 To AinsSrrth 10 ~ors
q, tine-ksrp Tne mater Is b'lag In'ts'
gat,d d. and at i.r-Nnt stands as We have
detailed alove. l.. is possible thai every
thing ia righr. bat ji,tSnow it locks very
susplc Gus. We live thr mate g. told u
bv the g.n,l-.aan from Shon the loan was
secured, aud a. his request We w1tAhp!"
names Il pre,-at. As the su-Pa;ied putty
has always bore a 20 d reputation among
business m,n IN i ciy. w- slrc r-iy hope
H.. matter will ,rne nut al! night.
, 1883-03-24
AN ENTERPRISIEG NAN.
A Runor that Dave Small Is TO Erect Zine
Opera House on the Corner Of Alder and
Second Streets.

We have heard it reported about O" the
sire, Is TO-DAY, that Dave Small, ore Of our
mos, ,n.ergrsirg ci izens Is about to erect a
fine hr.ck on his proper y, conner OF AideF
and Second streets. MIR Smali pet':'onet
tie Council last night 10 he allowed the
p,lvileye of erecting srt;rSay fl tn alley
a. ioiug the premises AMI also to be allowed
20 t.lace hAv-sca'es on Aii,r street IN front
Of his l.,. T.. crouad floor as "e cafer-
zrsui il, Is 70 be used - n''=n'iihei'
f,shirn livery stable. Thers u Il he grand
front entrance to the"per. i.nuse. " ai"h MI
oecap. tn, balance OF the buli h"g. I"'
srsIrsay leading from tiie alley u {" give
entrance lenind tn stage
No ei:y in the N'rIhHest n"e:S hue
op.ra hous- and town La'i a. Lad a. Walia
Wa,l,. AMI Ue fee. confident that WE Mr
Small to carry og, the ent r.ri'e m-nt on d
above he ~ou ii receive 'he SUPP 1T 4 every
enter; rising business man Ia 'hi1 city, As
well ss -h- ea,oriumS Il IN, public 81 i4rg'.
, 1883-03-24
A MONSTER ssaw ErEyaroR.
To be Erected II This City b. the Norths-n
Pacific With Capacity Of 500. on Bushels
TO be Ready for the Crop oflssA

IN sp6akipg Of rsi.roal progress 90 the
Northern Pacific. an eastern exchange state.
NJ, 20 a autI ority thas ths ears viii reach
NJ ula late In jane, asd :rseSlarers II .
le ., Mon. abou: the same time. People
in that vicinity, as also "a the coast as fsr
soIth as san Foancisco. are pro oaneed IN
their expressions Of pleasure al the outlook
Tor tire North, - r.,ute. They are sad 10
b emphatic ir Their cri;ici-ms OF the p,hcy
OF the Ce.trI P4cihe, Aud Il Mr.. Wizard
succeeds ia maintaining his POI u,ariy, s
vast arnoutt Of pitrona.- vii be 'hrowa to
n. NOrtEerr PAciiC. The dlstIncr frUm
Ch,ca 20 TO Portland l. stated a. }. $40 miles.
which l. savin, of from 300 TO 40 miles
over the CniOi. Paci6c route. rhis ~iil pos
se-s the advantages Of a lower rate Of trans
por;ation aai &c ,nomy Of time, they say,
- hica have MT h.rztafore been enjoyed.
Tnr company and its connections appre, ii,e
thes- a lvaItaees, ID to supply Al e=pec,sd
demand the Oregon R.i.wsy & Navrg.tion
Company has made contracts for the con-
tructicn ot
Two sIpE-vHggL STEAMERS,
With steel hull.. waiCh will cost $500, ,0o0,
and Will be dr.Irerel on Puget Sound De,.
nexc Eich one II these cleaners wili have
herths for 300 passengers sni accommodate
500 day pss.er gers. TIE Northern Pa .ific
T-rm.n4l c mpiuy is putting up three large
e'eva,.rs Tue "ue at Portland. with a ca
l.scit, OF .50I. coo hushes. vii unload Il
cars - oler, and work seventy cafs an hour.
1t w,!i cost 500 0OO and viii be c mp e. d
n the spr:r u lSSi AnOthe:. TO be luca-
t-d Wtlla Waila, sira 4 ospac y OF 59O.-
Coz nushel., VII be ready for the season Of
lSS4 The other one, at Tlc M or S=attle,
vIii have apuU. T.. same capacity, and be
cyIG, lel,i abDut tne same time. Etch one
oi these .levat. r. vii cost about s. o, 600.
Arrangements have also Ie-n made i"r tine
Construction of a magnificent new depot st
Portland, tn c. 81 about 81. 500, 600. and II Is
10 be on, q; the 6ue-t aud largest dePuts IN
the country. Arr ngements have also been
perfected by the Terminal C,mp any for the
construction Of a grand Eo.-l at Portland.
winch will b= seven s;ori-s high, with rnan-
slri and 'owers. an1 wiil cover an entire
b'.ck - eco feet sgrare. THIS hotel vii cast
,lo I $50 co.. ant will be ready tor occa-
ga my sept lst mex, ani VIII BE- called
the P.TU.gLd
, 1883-03-24
Stree. Sp-i1xily.

= "'' sg-;estc, "y the STaTEsN'S &"
TX d =, 40, .te;i.ioa wss rad belize th-
I'm 0. .,>I evening. ak n that property
Via n he ,im,;.. AMI IN re esFe,i'iiy
On Man ST ct. be aSse-ei 10 provide f'r
n proper sP:i ,slns of streets daring the
SKINNER AID t.i. when tie dust 's sln"st
in:a!-r.ble. Il is an estabIi.he fact tha;
in's mater never aill he properly att MID
. 1nles. taken IN hard ~ he city suthor-
i:'es, and property no'5e-- ir.'ls asse-s-d
Tor That purpose The CJunciI viii no doub:
a.; n this matt. I'm med ATTY and advertise
ior q !, fuI Mal-TIn, the ,tree:s.
, 1883-03-24
Cdecklp Statcsllan
OFFICIAL CUUNTY PAPER.
IMPOSING O2sEQUIES.
rs,s-al OF The Lat, E9b,rt stott To-day
CIVIC Societies ana ti-sman Pay Respect
= Tne.r DEPARTED Com.a-e

Tn aiysrnoon tie iuaerai o,sequles Ct tie
LIE Royefl >tJtt we're head, and The cc :
...s va, the longest aui most Iu,i o,ins
or Witnessed la I hs city. A 2.3J the
u~... s,.ou 80, i"rme On Min street ny Ia.
,.sI F-..ax, a, hs,d vI tAe cO.Tu.n &c tim :
F,-.t s.rrL. r.r-se-t.y tie UIrzs Ui i
u [ v pei ir'n s.=,E "a.i ~ b sOi
..g. ,-s.I 81 ,o,a position IA rasi .: t..e
,.,rr.ya-. FA,e tTiers acre fJIiUWeu
r......tF..H- LIZ OF a IizitlpDs II " al I
~. ii 10y Tire Drari o. Fire Deiv-
.,.--. s...i : : ..aur iiuos Adj Ladder Com
o. .l!c. u L A--d vs. :. ;neinUyi
.,-.-.,. .f,..O,e. lie Na-u.a ( yu= aud I,se.s.
Ta- tf-rsi.t sOc.e lies w,re u.VJi.eI IA .TUp-
.rr~,.,a aud the q Z "eu IN un.icr.", "tIle
..-g .or t.e usual euaisuIa "i nOurrIn,.
.4.tle A.tgr tNo word So gave, b. Mar
... tit.f., L i.TTa u, w-tA The !lLs
I'm. I'D - let ia4.ca to ar tue late
--..i.r., 0. tue deceased GA fark strrut.
Hs.s Wa G.. x .a.rd 'nr ~ I pvIsOIai aud
,g,.m..e.I.4-s VI IEe .a.Iiy, wLo n4d a..
....B.,1 - Ia, ,r.J-tc - lac Al nprOd anu
me. y.eI u-..L
La t-e la..-Jme. I!,tis parlOr ,uclosed
v....D aLe--I.I !yrra I'd sIIN-r nIisHrI
,-,,,i. q, tDe mona. u.a.ns 81 KJDeit
Sill. IurUI,n v : 4 : ia." could Dv srru
, 1883-03-24

a RELIABLE HoCsE-As the biting sea
son is near a, hand, tire attention Of dealers
and cousGmers generally Is called 20 the al.
OF Bradley & Dohsny in the WEEKLY
S1.rsssAS. PArties vino formerly purch..
ed sucn goods from distance. have laii all
preiu6ices side, aad are dealing nesr at
home, At a. 1esonatle rates as can be ha3
else~here. Baying IN Arge quantities, di-
rect from th. factory. tni, house is abe to
ssl goods. every foot gaaranteed. ., reasop-
Ahls ngutsA Sand for priss Est