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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-05
Proposals for Snag Boat.

Y. $. ENGINEERS OFFICE.
PORTLAND. Oregon. MAY ). ISSs.
PROPOSALS WILL. BE RECEIVED
l. until ii am. May - lSs5 for the con
structioa except machinery and delivery
a Seattle, w. T. OF Wooden Hull Snag
Hoaf.
Specifications, required forms OF bids.
and necessary information. will BE- fur
nished on application
CHAS. r. POWELL.
mys1 Captain OF Engineers
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VLE WILL. GIVE FIFTY DOlLAs
w per NJ for FIR stumps delivered ~ -
'''' e. C. PHINNEY x CO..
apostf Post Buildin6
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED.

TEN GOOD-SIZED CART MULES.
l G. n. ALEXANDER & co.
Seattle. April %. ap29 II
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CARD.
For Sale.

TWENTY-FIVE YOKE l. hu
at New Westminster. Apply to-
T. HARPER,
Driard House.
Victoria. April 30 1888. myl DIV ~
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For Rent.

A SINGLE OFFICE In THE BOYD 4
a Poncin Block. Inquire nj the stose.l 1
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-08-09
NO 4s

Hipps made the purchase for he's" nolaing 10
the becry young lawyer, Who nodded grave
ly back again.
ar. Burke moved soddenly over 10 his side.
with bAming recognition.
"iIow do yOa prOpose 90 live on this GArulg'
said William.
my mother win withdraw her portion Of
the estate, " said Lefty. "She Is entitled 70 a
third, you know"
"withdnw-9 Thirdsq Why, I've uss
for It II she dcss that, have doue with ihs
meadow lota."
His voice was like the bark Of an suraged
dog.
'sYon seem. William" said Judge Wright
''stFaneely 20 have fOrgotssn the trne position
Of your mother and sister. You have drawn
The interest Of your mothers money. Il must
49, coarse, BE- refunded. Little Lefty has
tIezE heEd. She will manage very well.
BY the way, she has suggested to me that your
wife send over the Cleveland silver. and all
other household property belonging to your
mother before marriage"
"hen William and his wife went out Ofthe
gate, he seemed to have shrunk into smaller
and an older man. The last words heard
from him were ''I.ots. It's all your fault %
in fierce bitterness.
When they were gone, Lefty put her head
down, on her mothers lap.
Nov, mother" she said, ''fOr the roses,
and the old oaks, and rest, aud home We
shall find poor black Tod there, waiting; and
all your old friends"
There was an uneasy cough behind them.
1t was Mr.. Burke, waiting to say goodbye.
Il shall be neighbor, too, Miss Lefty"
YES, ! remember" blushing very much.
lie held her hand, moment "You-you
are not sorry that shall be there too %
But Lefty only bIushed more absurdly, and
could not answer.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-08-09

Guard well thy lips; none. none can know,
What evils from the tongue NAV flow;
What gnilt, what grief may be incurred,
By one incautious, hasiy word.
Be 'isIow 70 speak, " look we'll within,
To check what there may lead TO sin
And pray increasingly for aid,
Lest Hnawares, thou be betrayed.
'fCondemn not, judge not'h--not 20 man,
Is given his broiher's faults 20 scan;
The task Is thine and thine alone
To search out aEd subdHe thine own.
Indulge no murmurings; oh, restrain
Those lips 50 ready 70 complain
And, If they can be numbered, count
Of one daFse 'ns~ciag tha aszSS4zstg
Shun rain discussions, trifiing themes;
Dwell not o. esgihly hopes and schemes
- M@B1& ~ aaaleekness, love,
Thy hearts true f6d0vaeion prove.
Set God before thee every word
Thy lips pronounce by Him is heard;
oh, couldst thou realize this thought,
What care, what caution would be taught I
"The time is Short" this day may be
The very last assigned TO thee;
So speak, that shouldst thou ne'er speak
more,
Thou may'st not this days words deplore.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-08-09

SPoTs may be removed from the carpet by
an application Of ox-gall or ammonia and
water.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-08-09

SA- wealth may not bring happiness. per-
maps but II manages 20 make appearances
agreeably deceptive
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-08-09

. @a- As the best tempered sword Is the most
N,sADie' 30 'he truly generous are the most
plant and courteous 10 I1siF interiors.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-08-09

S-lf The ages Of human beings were 10 bo
rfckoned only By hours and days well spent,
most Of us would be in infancy.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-08-09

Ga-NeTer fail to tell the truth. IftruthfuI
you viii get your reward. Yea will get your
punishment if you deceive.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-08-09

EA-Ao mac can solve the mysteries Of life.
It's duties.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-08-09

~ Never associate Kiih bed companv.
Have good oompaRy or none.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-08-09
NOTICE..

MOST respectfully inform the public that
n ! have opened at MECHANICSVILLE,
MD, SHOPS, where
BLACKSMITHING,
WHEELW sYS
COACH-PAINTING, e~-@7
TRIMMING and UNDERTAKING business
aill be carried on. ! hope by faithful work
low prices and strict attention to business I
may re- Give the patronage OF the general pub
lie.
CIIAS. R. CLARKE.
May 10. lsg3-tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-03
SPECIAL TEhEGRAMS.
-
THE MEXICAN EXTENSION OF
THE SUNSET.
crvrn,lENLGoNn ~uuNrGruoHrn.
Special Telegram C., th, Examiner

Special Telegram G.. tho t>nuJn.r
S.> A>ru>to. Jup,2 An odd Gormau
mdv, Mrs ncuo,un, tel pu the sidewalk
mi. morning. nrolIug uyr thigh near the
hp and wll probably iir
lulN \.WrumD. charged with horse
,h,u. was arrested and Jailed this morn
The Mexican extension ot tllr Sunset
being rapidly pushed ON. me ta'h
ha, been completed tu tNr ~uhIuM river %
distance ui seventy miles. Trains arr
mning r.u'uiy aud i.r ondrr Mill
SOON bee uui-hrl W. \. Maurice, the ru.
rr,pri.irg. contractor. i- pushing thee gru-
din, rutdN. In tat al is most sttl-la r.
tori, rNu.tmds OF TIE Wor kinGnvn are
N,>icans.
Fred Cuckcr vice president Of the
Southern Pacific. ". J. -. Fillmore.
sup rmteudcut, and Mr. Curti-, supcru-
trudcut of bridges and track, passed
through TIN, evening to- C".ifuruo, huy
mg complrtrd their tour of luspc uuu.
\mrty-uiuc building p rmlts were Is.
sued duuug the month NJ Mnyut % cost
of about eighty Thousand dol ans.
The city schools CLOSE for the term on
thr lgln, after oral and written cNumlnn-
tiuus i'm all wards and clus-rs.
II is umorcd that all the engineers,
conductors, hruhcmru, and other cm-
rlulcs NJ the South ru Pacific railway
uu tine line west OF the city, owl < Go the
recent 10 per cent cut ON their SALARY ARE
organizing general strike
Wm. McEwmg, churg Il with ruhhug
20 rceI-,rrc package at lsl lusu contain.
ing 500. and JAS Durchcd, wanted tul
theft @. go e~ume ho STE rom The
post rummuudrr ut Fort Duncan, wcr,
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NUMBER llj
TIE Or.D WORLD.
lreIand-ThOmas Catfrey Meets His Fate
at Dublin.

DnLtN, June 2-Thon. CniIrey, the
fourth II the Phoenix Park murderers
wns han ed at klmaiuham jail at x
o'clock thi. morning. Dunug farewell
interview with his mother yesterday he
broke down completely. The crowd out.
side the prison was only about fifty.
Among these were tine mother and broth
eliot the prisoner and a woman who had
been present at all the executions Of the
men convicted VI the murders Of Cuyen-
jr-h aud Burke, and pray ed for the con
dcunrl men,
,,,lrr, va, composed mt the scaliold.
Death was Instantaneous. lie wrote n
letter to his mother last evening in which
hr said; 81 hope You will never have
cause to blush Tor my name. As | am
paying the ucnuty ct my crime in this
No,ld hope Wout have to >uilcr Tor
10 boz tuc next
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-03
FROM HII.TON.
The Renfro Mcdowell Shooting Affair
The Leon Bridge,

Brlr,~, Jmc q Dr.. ". ". kcufrn,
who's ut and killed Euht i. Mcdowell
at klIl,eu, iu .h- county few days
ago, still confined 10 hI- bed, suffering
with "a rryprc wound DO the arm, winch
hr received iu tuc cu nuutrr The
origin az the difficulty seems 10 have
been tue accusation 10y Mcdowell that
a. ht.Ir sou of Dr, Reufro had stolen
some shot from lu- rto and be had the
but to turn his pockets uu the streets 10
prnye bus Innocence. lhls curngod
EcuTro, who went 10 Mcdowell aud re-
muu-tratol with him, aud after several
wars NJ words Roufru auscd Mcdowell
90 b, arrc- ed aud Uut under "a SION
bond to keep the peace. A few huur-
after ls the parties met and began
shooting at each other with the result
stated ahu9c Iieufru gave bond il
the aum Of 5000.
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Russia


mn. TF.TITIIIE7 IINIINTT-
Moscow june 49, Al "a bail given hv
IN, German rmht~,Hdur 'u,t evening the
emperor and grand duke appeared m
uniform The German officers also Wuic
their German Orders. II is stated tie
mayor OF Moscow intends to resign i'm
consequence Of the di,1pprovd that has
been expressed oi speech hr de
jNcrcd AT 70 haaquet given to mayors OF
cities. The city Is almost empty 10 day,
owing to the greater pnrt Of the popula-
ton having gone To rctroasky park, to
pa ticipuc In tine immense trtr thcr" IN
honor ut the coronation Oi the CItr. The
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-03

Shlohs vitnlzrr Ia VIII at you need IA
couRllputiou loss NJ appetite, dizZiuess
and all symptoms " dyspepsia. Price
~ and u cents per bot L. Sold by
Castles, Morrison \ Co, Waco Texas.
upUlSGm =
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-03

EuptIuus. sores, pInples. rncumntlHm
Ackcrs Blood ElIXlrIs the RENE iy Sold
by Castles Morrison 81 Co., Waco, Tex
49, OllGdwly-l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-03

Cnturrh cured, health and sweet
breath occurred by Shiloh's Catarrh rem
,dy rurc 30 cents, nasal injector tree.
CHstles, Morrison ~ Co., Waco, Texas,
O2OSim
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-03
GENERAL TELEGRAMS.
THE NEWS AS WIRED YES
TER0AY.
Bradstrects Crop Report Council
Bluffs Overlooked Chips
from the Chicago
Block
rmr LATE NMN~N STONES Will


tNl NJ II. lHl.l = l"'t llltt FNAll'. ''''''
evening one Il the worst rain storms
ever known visited tins Nl'Iu'ty ana Tor
tour hours poured down iu torrents
Indian creek, which runs through the
heart of tn. city, ,NrriluWrd. The
dnmurc Is roughly estimated MT S3OW,
OOO Seven lIuu buildings aud two
-tour cul>crl. b longing to- the city
N,rpsurpt away, ul.u several dwellings
and barns along tur.rrevk. All the hu-.
,urs4 .uusrs ON Mann street
won, Hnnd,d md several losses
M life were r.p,rt cd. The
wafer il fine streets one nlnrk from the
crock was waist deep with the swift cur
r.nt Cries for helm could be- heard in
r,.r,. direction. but the ~wiiiucss ui the
,,,r,,,,t r,ulr. rI ~. i~tuucr impossible
mo -tnru was tur mot t.riii. rln-llood
,r.tncr Iowa ever cNurriruccl Tine
water rose 81, uuIchN that mtry hu,iuc-z
men found H. mpu--iulr to reach their
vlrsund children and number nIuw-
ly escaped death from dru wing.
,m,,ou,lms.
.,r.,,., linn. Il,c rrnnd nry re-.
turned an Indictment against mllrc
county un iCriHNvr, Tor iilrga' y dispensing
ut bodies oi puper dead. th'lr' Is at
prc-cntiu u lmudr
MrG'oclr En'rin&ht'" a. ''" one "l
'nr To- 1N'''t nuns ~" W., "',,Ii" >. " Wv 4,
W. '',,'. ,', .r,..t IrI r'ri,,.rntin,,
-35nuuU. from Fo len Bros. claiming 1t
vu. udu.,,r trd. although It lmd pn-s,d
thr usual inspection. M,G'ocl 'lnlms
NOW ascending lpNu lul'rvt'" TINS morn
my, that 10000 trcrs received from tine
same ltrn. May I,'' proved N"rl n.'''' .'.,.
. THAT :, " ,OW" WIN OF "'"'''"''' A"'
Ia on tie lo'd MARKET .....,.,,.,
Nv, Nort Juno -rn, report con
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Cntnrrh otIhc bladder.

Singing limitations, Inflammation. all
kidney, urinary complaints, cured by
"Burhuruibu' 81 Il
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-03

That hacking cough can Dee -o quickly
cured by Smloh's cure. We guarantee IT.,
For sale boy Ca-Ily-, Morrison Co"
Waco, Texas U2uoim-l
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LOOK AT THESE PRICES

LUX AT THESE PRICES
Best lemons, per dozen, % cents.
Crosse & blackwell pickles, 30 cents.
Two gallon krg pickles. $50.
Cotton seed oil, per glllon, 80 cents.
g nod block tea, . cents
'Ihurbcr'. 80 coffee. mounds for Sl.00.
Lew CARROTS shutl 20 cents.
Mitrhrll'- can corn, l2l cents.
Flesh country butter, - cents.
Good live cent cigars for % Cpnt'.
EOlTOM PRICES, BEST GOODS.
JOINT. MARSHALL. Waco. Texas
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From ss'rhe Times's

Editor Times The statement rec mt.
~ published in your valuable paper has
created much excitement in this city
among the class who own and use horses.
and after reading your request that all
slo III write you who had been benefited
by t.s letter published. from DIR. Bates, in
regard to the remarkable success he al
ways had with Kendall's SPAWN Cure, I
decide TO write You my experience with
it. Ny first knowledge of this remedy
came through a visit to the office of the
Massachusetts Society for the prevention
of cruelty to animals. This society was
the first to use Kendalls SPAWN Cure i'll
Boston, and I was informed by Chas. A.
utmost confidence that they had never
used anything that worked So well for
epavins or any lamecess in horses, and he
statcl that lie gave it to poor men who
had ata. i-nrses and would agree to use it,
and II tL-s way be was enabled to get
along without prosecuting them, as it was
sure to cure when peTsevered with. Some
time after this l received a very sevele i'll
jury to the knee joint, and the high recon-
mendatiom which Mr.. Currier gave of Ken
dalTs SPAWN Cure, gave me SO much .cocf
dence in it that I used it for my knee with
the very best of results, and since that
time my faith has been SO strong in the
merits of this remedy that We will not be
without it In the house. I have tried it since
that time for foot rot. sore teats and warts
on my cows teats. also for a general lipi
ment for my horses and in my family and
I sincerely believe, with all those who have
written you before. that there never was
SO good a IMMINENT for both man ana beast
ever discovered before. Hoping you will
continue to give as more light on this sub
ject / am, /,
Yours very truly,
ROB'r C.. AVER,
Boston, Mass, Oct. l, 1891.
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It becomes every day more and more appa
rent thatthc Republican party is still the
party of protection, while the Democracy is
gravltating farther and farther towards free
trade-DOnaldsonviAe Chief.
This opinion, the Chief gives,
after printing some planks in Re
publican platforms. The uotes of
the two parties during tho last Con
gress show that the Republican
votes one way and writes his plat
form Ia another style. 8
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RATES OF ~:

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insertion. 81 50. Second insertion, Is cents
per square. For subsequent insertions, pei
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Professional and business cards, including
paper, will he published at the rate Of 50 cts
per square for the first insertion, aud % cents
for subsequent insertions.
A liberal discount to yearly advertisers.
Announcing candidates for office $40, to he
paid for IN ADVANCE
Advertisements not marked on the copy
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Persons sending communications to this pa
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iected manuscripts.
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one will never he inserted except as adver.
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Bile.
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RoBBING A WHOLE rowN.-Ou

ROBBING A WHOLE TOWN.-One
w. w. Buford, has lately been at
tempting to claim and get posses
sion OF the Town of Port Barrow
opposite Donaldsonville, to which
he is about as much entitled as the
Devil was to the possessions he pro
posed to give away some 1900
years ago.
The Ascension Democrat shows
this land Grab up plainly, and ap.
pears TO hava done it without the
ceremony Of putting gloves on.
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Saved laia2l $a.SOO Dol
elTS.
Adams. N. Y. Ian. 40

Adams, N. Y. J.n 30, 1882.
DR.. 3 }. Kendall d Co.. Gcnts:-- Having
U ell a good deal OF Your Kendalrs SPAWN
Care with great success. I thought l would
let you know W hat it has done for me. Two
years ago had as speedy a colt az was ever
raised i'll Jefferson County. When | was
breaking him. he kicked over the cross bar
and got fast and tore one Of his hind legs all
to pieces. l employed the best tarriers. but
they all said he was spoiled. He had a very
large thorcugh-pil, and l used two bottles
Ct yorE hendalfs SPAWN Cure. md it took
the bunch entirely oil and he sold afterwards
for $500 tdo'lars). l have used it for bone
spavins and wind gals. and it has always
tured completely and left the leg smooth.
1t is IL splendid medicine for rheumatism.
l have recommended it TO II good many, and
they all say it dogs the wcr..:. was in With
erinaton & knceland's drug store. III Adams.
the other day and saw a very fine picture
ycu sent them. | tried to buy it, but could
not they said ii / would write to you that
you would send me one. l wish you would.
and will do you all the good l can.
Very respectfully.
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SATURDAY, JULY IA, 1888.
OF NEW YORK.

Almost every person has some form of
s%crOfulous poison latent in his veins.
When this develops in scrofnious sores, nj
GERS, or eruptions, or takes the form of
rheumatism, or organic diseases, the suf
fering that ensuc is terrible beyond de-
scription. Hence the gratitude of those
who discover, as thousands yearly do,
that Ayers S~arsaparilla will thoroughly
eradicate this evil from the system.
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There are too many MEN about
here bearing the same name. The
other day one of our Engineers
came near being arrested for theft,
committed by some cue else, hav
ing the same name.
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- Il u. III NJ a 2
Kendaai's SPAWN Cure.

Hutchinson's Ranch, IL miles north OF Denver.
Colorado. March 5th, 1883
DR.. 3. J. Kendall u Co., Gents: For the
past three years | haved used kendall's spav-
have treated five. it has killed them all. and
entirely REMOVED three In case of spliut l
lind it has no equal, one case l had was of
three years standing and the SPAWN Cure re
moved it entirely. | had a COW got spawned
and it entirely urcd her. Ono year ago a
two hundred block of ice fell out of a wagon
striking my foot on instep and toes, it would
be impossible to mash F foot worse without
breaking any bones. / was taken home and
carried into the house. l do not think ampu
tatlon OF the leg would cause any more pain.
!! went for Kendall SPAWN Cure, it wss ali
used and in six days could walk arouu.
About three weeks ago my team ran away
threw me out Of the wagon, the hind wheel
struck my knee: After applying several high
" recommended liniments without obtainin.
any reilet, went for KeaGalI's Spawn Cure.
MY leg was draw up and my knee Aollen
badly. In three days | was able to walk to
the barn. !coald go into details more fully.
ana MAKE thls q very long letter but will not
weary you.
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The Cholera is committing fear
full ravages in Egypt. Being right
on the highway of nations, fears are
entertained that it may cross the
seas and reach this continent.
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In launching the iron steamer
Daphne, a few days ago, at elias
gov in Scotland, the vessel cap
sized and drowned between so and
100 people.
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The Times-D Democrat publishes
a tabulated statement of the deci
sions of district judges throughout
the State which have been affirmed.
or reversed or amended by the Su
preme Court, Oh appeal. Judge
Rightor, of the Civil District Court
of the Parish OF Orleans is credited
with the highest number of deti
siOns which have been affirmed,
viz: sixteen, out on the other hand,
thirteen Of his judgments have met
with reversal or amendments.
Judge Roman makes u very fav0ra
BILE showing with eight affirmances
and only one reversal. Our own.
District Court exhibits six decisions
affirmed and but two reversals. or
amendments. The Supreme Court
has, SO far as can be ascertained
f on the 34th. Annual, affirmed one
hundred and fifty six appeals, and
set aside or amended one hundred
and thirty eight.