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ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
Brief sketch 0f the Colfax Party's
TouP


From the Register, of South Bend,
Ind, October 30th, We get the report
following of the trip Of the Colfax
party, which will interest readers here
The Northwestern tour just completed
by Hon. Schuyler Colfax and party,
across the continent by the Northern
Pacific railroad and up and down the
country by many of its ramihcations,
was r memorable one. The party left
Chicago October Sd, and, Ia a special
car proffcred by President Willard, spent
the time, with steamboat and carriage
variations, in doing" the vast territory
traversed by the new transcontinental
line, until October 9th, when they
reached home. They found the North
ern Pacific the finest new railroad they
ever trave.ed on, not only the best built
but admirably equipped, with hotel
cars through u the Oregon line, from
which point are we'll kept eating houses
at convenient intervals. Portland was
the main point of destination, but from
that center the party radiated in all di-
rectlons on lines tributary to the North
ern Pacific, travelling TO the south 362
miles, nearly to the California line.
This same region was covered eighteen
years ago by Mr.. Colfax and Gov. Bross
in stage coaches, and fourteen years ago
in the same manner by Mr.. and Mrs.
Colfax and the latter's sister. Mrs.
Wade, circumstances which rendered
the present journeyings by rail doubly
interesting. Since Mr.. Colfax's visit to
Portland eighteen years ago the city
has in reased 800 per cent, and is still
growing rapidly and substantially.
From Portland the program of the
tour led them to steamboat excursions
on Puget Sound, over which body of
water Mr.. Colfax is inclined to become
enthusiastic. The Sound is one hundred
miles long, but so broken with bays and
inlets that the coast line measures 100
miles. Mr.. Colfax says it is beautiful
beyond description, and if located east
instead of west of the Rocky mountains
this Mediterranean of the Northwest"
as Mr.. Colfax calls it, would eclipse all
our inland seas. The party sailed down
the Sound and around it, visiting every
town on the coast, and then ran across
to Vancouver Island for visit to Vic
tOria, where they were entertained by
United States Consul Francis, An old
friend of President Lincoln, Governor
Bross and Mr.. Colfax. They also sailed
down the Columbia river o::Astoria,
where the river is from ten to twelve
miles wide, then up to the Cascades,
where the Government ia building locks
to enable vessels to pass the tsrraced
water.
The great industries of this region are
Lumber and the salmon fisheries, both
of which are apparently inexhaustible.
Mr.. Colfax and his party we're deeply
impressed with the growth, future
healthful climate and
for the poor working man
afforded by the region through which
the Northern Pacific passes.
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the p0ST-INTELLlcENCER PUB. co
Seattle. June 10 1888
A funny r. VI.

General Elmer has been stirring ~
the man who distributes the mail al
Crow Agency, Montana, for nsglectinp
his reports, and the man OF letters
makes the following explanation
Crow AGENCY, M. T., Sept. 3.-Gen
X. Elmer. second assistant postmaster
general, Washington. ID. c., Sir-Your
gentle hint of the 22d, informing me of
my negligence in not reporting to you
the arrival and departure OF our one
hos mail is received.
III some of your dude clerks would put
i'm a little more time and SEQ To forward
ING on the forms for such reports earlier
we might have been able to have sent
Won regular reports Of the arrivals and
departures of our famous keyuse one
hos mail.
We have been receiving the mail reg
ularly daily, and If sometimes a little
late we can easily guess the reason
therefor. The carrier owns foHr keyust 8
or as they are commonly called, buZ
zlrd heads. The day he rides Spotted
Ike he is little behind time, AS this
boss has the heaves, but as rule the
horn tOOts close to time.
The day he rides Buckskin Jack he
comes in on time, but the mail IL badly
shook up. Next day comes one eyed
Camanche. He is a daisy, little un-
certain, as he sometimes balks. Fourth
day comes bobtail Beecher snorting.
who is always on time. He comes as
though the devil was after him. cOnse-
auently mail knocked he'll west and
crooked. On the arrival of his hos
comes the grand rush for postal cards.
/ hope you in your goodness of heart
will not require me to remain the full
number of hours required in the office,
as have to rustic outside little and
occasionally shoot a coyote. his skin
readily bringing me twenty-five cents,
which helps to keep me in Sunday
cigars and cider, since in the good
ness of your heart you have allowed US
100 per cent. instead of GO, AZ heretofore.
We hope to be able to afford suit of
winter clothing, and not feel compelled
TO wear our summer clothing all winter
as we have done heretofore.
Herewith find enclosed reports OF ar
rivals and departures of mails for July
aud August. Awaiting your further or
ders, am your official servant,
CHARLES +. BABoooK,
Postmaster.
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DIR. K. G. johnson assumes that all
poisons taken in health or disease, by &C.
cident or design, whether in large or small
doses, 80 far as they act at all-when they
do not destroy life outright are op-
influence they exert upon the tissues are
in direct opposition to all the natural or
healthful operations Of the body. When
prescnlbed In sickness they add more bur
dens to the body already weakened by
disease. delay recovery. ana OFTEN leave
in the system disease Of their own max
ing. For these reasons he discards all
poisops and selects his remedies from the
hundreds OF harmless vegetables and
other sanative agencies 80 bountifully sup
piled by nature. agents which never
weaken the frame nor cause disease.
which always act in harmeny with the
laws Of life, and which restore health
without risk or damage to the constitu-
ton. Oftice. 7a0h Front ST.. Seattle. no I'm
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Miss May Thornton and Miss Oilse
SNYDER announce that they have re-
ceiyed stock Of goods FROM the Deco.
rative Art Rooms of San Francisco fos
the holiday trade, which they nov nave ave
on exhibition Mt room No. IL IN the
Amos Brown building. Lessons gwen
in KensinRton. Arasene. the new rIooor
work. and drawn work. Orders prompt
iv executed in decorative painting ane
the above varieties Of fancy WORK
Stamping done. Hours from 10 a. m
to o. IN. Orders from abroad 90
.;.. nol1-2w
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Elpin Creamery Butter is having q
larce sale; il is, without doubt, the
finest material, of the kind, ever offered
for sale ON this coast. Parties who
have tried it will have nothing else
-han Il can be had. Il arrives reRu-
iariy every Tuesday and Friday even, = q
mo via Northern Pacific Express. =. r.
stone & sole Wholesale agent for ruee'
| Sound.
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AvALuABLx PRxsENT.-Meesrs. A. Z.
Hummer 4 Co., of the Model Drug
Store, corner Third and Union streets,
present to every customer gratis from
now until Christmas ticket that enti-
ties the holder to a chance in the draw
inc of lovely Toilet Case and Music
Box cors bined. Positively given away
20 the one holding the number that
draws the present. The gift Is on e!hi-
bition in their show window, and IS
beauty. uoII
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Mr.. H. Langton is about ts open q
general market on the corner OF 'FRONT.'
and Seneca streets, and Will carry q
large stock of poultry, game. fruits ana
produce. He is also agent Tor BOON
celebrated frozen oysters, ana mas nso
the first lot arrive today. l0f
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The REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of
Doofoon. Ind, says: Both myself and
sIls. sMc owe our lives to SHILOH'S CON
SuMfIION CURE" A. b. Stewart,
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a NASAL INJECTOR free with each
S.sle OF Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
i'Oe' ~ cents. A. Il. Stewart, druggist.
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,.i ine oelebrated Crown Cylinder, jour
4 a nand other lubricatinQ oils at Waid
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AYERS Sarsaparilla. Its record of ~
5sars 10 one of constant triumph over
uisaases of the blood.
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ADVERT &c Ft1e
FOR DAILY:

Professional cards. 81 per month for one
inch. and s2 per month for one-haif inch
Locals. 10 cents line for one insertion.
10 cents q line for six insertions, and W
cents line per month.
Commercial advertisements, % cents an
inch one insertion. sl.59 an inch for six
Insertions, s2 an inch for so weeks. $50
three weeks, and 81 per month.
FOR WEEKLY:
Professional cards s2 per month for one
inch. and 81 Joper month for one-half inch.
Locals, 10 cents line for one insertion.
and 3 cents line per month.
Commercial advertising, 81 per iRcE Tor
one insertion, and s2 per month.
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WY will you let your horses suffer
isom s iameness when you can get Ken
Ssus Y cpavin Cure? Read their adver-
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~, = Y. Mclaughlin, Optioian, Front
enss, Masonic building. A III guar
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WHY WILL YOU cough when shi, ,
,oh,s Cure will give immediate rehcf
Price. 10 cts. 80 cts. and VI. a. %.
Stewart, druggist.
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havex oavex peresoopic glasses for pres
DyoplA, At Little Macs.
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FOR WEEKLY:
DAILY AND WEEKLY:

Professional cards, 81 per month Tor one
inch. and 80 per month for ese-haii lhc'i;
Locals, 2s cents line for one week aho
10 cents line per month. r.. H..
one week. and 81 an inch per month
The above rates will be strictly aahsLeh y
owitb all new advertisements; ana VIE vi =
lid advertisements IL continued upon the
expiration OF present contracS-
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CLEVER CAPTURE OF THIEVES At Ia
COMA.--Iwo men we're arrested on FRI
day night in Old Town on suspicion of
having committed burglary. II APP
pears that one of the cabins occupied
by Hanson's employees had been brok
en into and two valises taken therefrOn.
One of the valises contained, among
other things, an English sovereign. The
owners of the valises notified Marshal
Harris of their loss, and that official at
once proceeded to work up the case.
Going into VOLTS store he saw two sus
picious characters, one of whom pur-
chased pair of shoes and rendered an
English sovereign in payment. The
Marshal promptly arrested them and
accused them of having committed the
burglary. This they denied, saying that
they came from Victoria and had
brought the coin with them. Not be-
heving their story, the Marshal locked
Them up for the night. In the morning
tho Marshal marked the sovereign and
showed it to the man who had been
robbed, asking If he could swear il was
marked. Of course the owner answer
cd "Yes." The Marshal then proceeded
to the Jail and informed the prisoners
that the man who had lost the money
could swear that the sovereign was
marked, and that it would be best for
them to acknowledge having committed
the burglary. They wilted at once an
conducted the Marshal to tke spot
where the valises had been hidden.
Both men were arraigned yesterday
morning before Judge Howes, and one
OF them named John Chapman, was re-
manded to the District Court. The
other man was discharged as he was
not implicated in the burglary. -Ledger.
DEATH OF MR. JAS. DoUGLAs.-A
telegraphic dispatch was received by
Dr. Helmoken on Sunday, informing
him that Jas. w. Douglas, Esq. died at
nan Francisco ON Wednesday last. The
deceased, who at no tine enjoyed robust
health, left here about q year ago fol
England and was on his way back to
this city when his death occurred. he
was the only son of the late Sir james
Douglas, k.C.B., and was born in the
fort of the Hudson Bay Company here
IN the year 1851. Consequently he was
between 3o and 80 years of age. He
married the only daughter of the Hon
4. Y. Elliott, ex-Premier of the Frov-
lnce. and leaves behind him two chill
asen, a boy and girl. In 1876 he en.
sFed the political arena, and at the
general election in the fall of that year
vas returned as one Of four representa-
nves for this city. He sat for this con
alsuency during 1876. '76 and ~, anc
part OF the first session of 1878, when he
retired from public life. The morta
remains will be brought here for inter
ment, leaving San Francisco by the
olrcct steamer today. The deceased
nss member of the Pioneer Society o.
nntlsh Columbia, bat 30 far rs we are
svare belonged to none of the Secre
Ufoers. The actual cause of death was
ntlehts disease of the Kidneys We
torsa Sfandard.
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+ ~ - Masses for all sights at Little
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SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
positive cure for catatrrh, dipntnefia ana
canker mouth. A. b. stewart, druRRiss'
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Tha sTUDERAk ER is the Standard
-acon Of the world. For sale by WAC
q 6ampbell.
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General ADVANTAGES.
No. 4.

If our prices were not the lowest and our Goods
the surest to please, should not for day enjoy the
largest trade that any retail house in Seattle.
People trade where they get the greatest satisfaction
and their MONEY GOTS THE FURTHEST.
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Conoave glasses for myopia At Little
Nao'A
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Thanking the public i'm general for their accept
ance Of our invitation to attend Grand Opening
which WAS highly gratifying to us. and which
ages us to continue, have inaugrate our great
mammoth establishment, we beg to that
entire stock is complete. All departments Of our
House are full to Overfowng with splendid Stock
Fall Goods.
The largest, brightest and best col
lection in the history of tine Northwest.
Mr.. kreidel. who has just returned from the East
ern markets. has selected these Goods, am they are
Of the latest aud most desirable description, and pre-
sent many and decided advantages, i'm price, quality
and workmanship.
Strangers from out Of town will find it convent.
ence to purchase Mt establishment, where every
thing they need can be found under one roof:
1t Is also important to remember that our methods
OF business are a protection to every customer.
whether they know he value Of Good or not. We
have but ONE PRICE, MARK ALL GOODS IN PLAIN
FIGURES. ALLOW NO MISREPRESENTATION AND
TREAT ALL CUSTOMERS ALIKE. Thus ii is a child
gets much ut store for the money as the Oldest
and most expert buyer.
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WATER NOTICE.

T1NrIL FURTHER NoTIoH THE WATER
u will be turned OF every evening through
out the town at o'clock and turned on as.in
st O'Clock In the morning.
GEORGE r. BLISS,
Superintendent Water Company.
Eurska. June 26. 1883. js06U
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BEATIFIC LODGE. MO-. 2, X. OF p,
HGEET6 EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
IA month, at 710 O'Clock p. H., at it, Castle
Hall. In the RickArd-Eo building.
All Brother Kntghts, In good standing, are
fraternity invited to attend such meetings.
e. N. ROBINSON, O. O.
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EUREKA LODGE. NO. 10. r. Il A. n.
TTyHE STATED OOMMUNIoATIoNs OF EU.
i Feka Lodge, No. l6, r. b A. M. will be
held In Odd Fellews' Hall Saturday, on or be-
fore the full moon.
Members Of sister lodges, and Sojourning
brethren In good standing, are cordially invit
cd to attend. D. e. BAILY, W. N.
JOHN z. JoNEs, Secretary.
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EUREKA LODGE, No. -, 1. o. y. r.
MEETS AT THE FOLEY l. RICKARD
Nl Building every Thursday evening at
O'Clock Brethren in good standing are cor
daily invited to attend.
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held every second and fourth Monday evenings
Of each month. J. N. HILL, Recorder.
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ST. JOHNS CHAPTER. MO. 8.
7yHE STATED ooNvooATI0Ns OF 81.
i Johns Ohapter, Eo. s, B. A. H., will be
held st Masonic Hall. ON the Saturday next sue
oeeding the pale Of the moon in each month.
All Royal Arch Masons, in good standing, are
cordially invited TO attend.
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JOHN z. JONES, Secretary.
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An Extraordinary Razor

u'As BEEN Mv1xTED BIZ THE ou1Hxs
body - 10 TIM - and vL1xiBLH As HHv1R
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setting. Il giidss over the face like piece q
velvet. mAkinS shaving quite iuxury It's
smona the experts, who pronounce - pen.
FICTfoN. Two dollars IN buzale handle: .
in ivory. xvsry Pssor, V be genuine, must
bsaf on the revere SIDE NE nAIs o ~.
DISCO, ths only place In .he United States
who're they are obtained. Trade suppusAi !
sent By NAH 100 extra or o. o. D.
The Queens Own Company nsunt
and IVORY CARVING KNIVES. TABLH ane
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$1,000 reward.

THE uNDERsloNED, ADxrNIsTRAToR
L Of the estate Of the late 0EoRoE P.
NcooNxEY, who was murdered In his once
at Hamilton. white Pine County, Nevada. on
the night Of Jan. l. 1855. Offers the above r..
ward for the arrest and conviction Of the muir
dsrsr or murdsrsrs Of the said George ?. No
Conksy. deceased.
ED. RAUM, Administrator.
Hamilton, White Pine County, New. March
90. 1888, mhSlH
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MEETS EVERY FIRST AND THIRD SAT-
IXl urday Of each month. at their hall.
corner CLARK and Edwards streets, at 1880
O'Clock. PATRICK STANTON, President.
EDWARD MuLcAHY, Secretary. 'my22h
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N0sace.
:" you nsve nne or complicated watth or
o,oen, ~ music boz. an automaton singing bird.
raa.h.y osner delicate and intricate piece ef
meonsnism needing repairs, 20 TO
ohronometef, wstch and cioctmsSsr
!ewslSy neatly repaired.
t,cn a.. - work warranted 70 give perfect satisfaes
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