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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
The Silent Noe of MormonI,m.

An intelligent writer, Of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Paddock, in letter tells the story: "A few years ago an intelligent young journalist came to Salt Lake City from Europe with his young wife Both became sincere believers Tn Nor monism. The strong pressure was brought to bfar by the priesthood upon the husband io force him into polyga- my. The wife, finding opposition in vain, #t last gave her nominal consent \ eecoud bride was brought into the house. In a short time the first wife be- came a mother, but the infant never cried aloud. It came vo.celess into the Norll. But it wept in secret all the tune. Sleeping or waking the tears flowed from is closed eyes. and ID few weeks it died The mother sad it died of a broken heart Every day ot its life 1t sled tears that its mother had repress- ed before its birth. Its weeping face l. the symbol If the face of Utah. < ter ritory of precious minerals. wealth of soil. with intoxicating air and blue sky, but filled with silent woe.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
Notice for Publication.
Pre-smp;ion No. se.
L,sD OFFICE sr TUoSoy. ARIZONA.

L.tSD OFFICE sr TCCsov. ARIZONA
 July ip. l--t- Notice i- hereby gwen that tha faliosln- uamet settler r-ls rlet notice of hIs intention to make tEal proof la supporr uf hl- clam. and that sald proof will be- Iaile before the Eesi-ter ard Eec-iver at Tucson. Arlxona. ar i1 o'clock a. rn- Dn August lg. i--t via. William D. hltt. Of Iucsor. Pima county. Arlzora. for tte iot- 2 and and the Et. af NV rf sec i- To- n S- E fif.- and name tha f1lI1EInr as hl- sif- ns--as vlE. Iuau $ Wool, q. C. harty. E~r ry Bueh man and tfso-.sa 2. Etrskr1c-. lll of Tue son, PIrl1 cuurry. Artz-ra-
 HkN. M THOMAS. Rs-si=fsr. Fi-s- publication. fuiT O. t--t. n-f
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
Notice of Forfeiture.

TUcsoN, PIMA COUS'rY. A. T.. :
 July 26, ls-i [ ITO JOHN T. WALKER. OR THOSE WHJ Il may claim under him an undivided oue- sixth interest m the follow ng described prop erty. NOu are hereby notified that We have ey- pended Five If, ndred Dollars in labor and lu.- prOvements upon the Pumpey and Hercuiaueum mining claims, located February 9. l-i-. he Lest Attempt mining claim. located Juno -. ls1s, the Mamie Thomas mining clam lpcat~i August l. ls7s, and the Hamlet mining clam. h- cated cbruary i2. 1898, all said claims belug la the Iyndal Mining District Pima county. An- zOua- The sand S5D having been expended no lss3 in order to hold said claims under ths pro visions of Section 2324. Revised Statute of th~ United States, being the amOunt required '' hold the same for the year ending December a', ls'>3, and that we have contributed your Iprflon thereof. Therefore, if within % days after -rr- vice of thus notice of publication you ial or refuse to contribute yOur proportion of su. eN- penditures as cO-OWner. with the ctst- of thi- publication, your intere.t in said claim Wil b. come the property of the subscriber under -sl.i Section 2S2i Your proportion of said exlr1i- iture IS eighty three and 33-L dOllars.
 C. A. BEEBE,
 A. B. CACY.
 JOSEPH KNOTT
 l.. W. TULLEIS.
 jy3iN3m r.. l. WOODBURI.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

How old is Mary Anderson That people call her qusens l. she. like good Nictoria. Ore hundred and thiTte-n- -OL, no. my son; about a- n.d AS wus af be- age, But people never cruw who go Piay-actIng 0n the stage. And the 'boy-preachsr" HErrlsou. l. hs so youthful then. And 1oe- he wear seort Jackets now. Like ne and Cousin Bcns ''Oh. no. my son. although h's age r. rafher hard Co tz. l hesrd him preach Iu Louisville In eighteen forty-six." And the child vioiinist.' then. The yourg get Etar al1ves Great Scott, he played with Ole Bull In eighteen tgenty-hve.
 R. J. Burdette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

sfOriug tne hlhltteN " @+--
 me Doctor will agree to forfeit sI ,oOe Tor a coco 1Ia-t,kan not cured The reaEOn 70 many cs,,,,t ,sf curasl of weakness and the above dls- e.-ssz is owing 10 a complication. called fhOS- TATOKRHEA with Hi PEEAkSIAlA, Whieh requires special treatment ,, a Al, .,,- ,..
 in IrEBr1's iSvIGOGATOR. No. ,. with our De- cuinr speciai treatment IS the 9hiy euIe IoI I'HOsT kTOkRuFt. Fy lt Manhood IS IestOIeu and tbs hand of time moved back from age 10 tyoun. .r k..,0
 Iii piuples appear on the face, If you become Isfls.ss and despBudcnt, look Ou Tor the com plIcatiou with vital W eakness and loss Of vital ity known as PrustatOrrhea- Hundreds o hNes lave been lost for the want or proper treat lthieht for this complication, and thousands haSe Iost all their property and pleasure m hie from us effects. - =.
 Price Of either InyIGOratOr, as Case O SIX bottles. SlO. Sent to any address, covered ecureIy from observation.
 Dr LEebIg d Co. treat successfully by hO- rnopopa hy every form of SPECIAL, PRIVATE CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury or nauseOus drugs. IT vitality IS dTalned lrO I. tIe body numerous diseases follow tha' haf'ie ordi- nary medical treatment. If allowed To continue ths- unnatural loss causes Consumption, Diabe- te= hright'- Disease, Insanity, etc. lures guar auteod Diseases of the CenitO- urinary organs, kiln ys liver and bladder specialls treated DIS EAs.s OF wClfES sPEEDILl CURED.
 Qualified and KespOn>tbie.-Dr. Lieoig O., from EUROPE. are 0rganized m com Puance with the CalifoTn C. Mellical Law. Diploma pro- cured by regular college educa Ion, and are no" in thu ir nineteenth year cf special practlce.
 Most powerful electric belts free Co patients
 To PROVE TIE WoNDEBFUL POWER of the IN YlGORATOk A S2 BuTTl E GIVEN OR SENT FIti-E Consultation free and private
 N''4- N- ssr-srE nr<yFNSkRY
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

X correspondent ID q morning con- temporary puts in e plea for the dogs. The sentiment is truly fine, but 1t does not apply to the mongrel CUTS that in- fest this city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
Notice for Publication.
Pre- emption No. se

LAND OFFICE AT TUCs0S AE-l .>t
 July -s --+ Notice i- hereby given that ta~ t....a named settler has filed notice of he r-r-- ' make hnai proof in support of hI- r. that sad pruo' wiil be made before '.. |. - and Receiver af Tucson. Arizpna- ur --i . i--i. viz-. William Parker. of Iuc-al. i for the SE.i of Sec I-. Tp. l6 <. D. li D r - \. k. B. and M. and uames tt. fc.-"E wltnss=ss, VIZ Adoiph Garlic. a John "A. Lynch ani Silas Natf-r-- --- ' son. ArIzo1a.
 BEN VI. THONAS. E--s-.-- First publication. August .. ---i
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
Notice for Publication.
Homestead No. 2A-Commuted.

LAND OFFICE AT TuCsON. ARIzoN !.
 August l. i--i. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THiI HE ~ following named settler has fled mol re q his intention to make hnal proof in -urpo-r af hls claim. and that sad proof wIil he male '-- fore the Register and Receiver at Tucson. A7- zoua. on September Sd. tsst. VIZ; W,uhs.l Johnson. of Tucson. Arizona. for tfs lHf- . and :. See. 6. 10. i6 \. K. lt l.. q. d \. k. 7-A William Parker. William LiSInG-fpl. Al .l- Na-quez and Silas Waters, all of Iu-sHr. B. zoua-
 BEN. N. THOMAS. Res ---- First publication August . l--t "a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
.rorcuo< Too,u,cuF

Instant relief for Neuralgia, Tooth ache, Faceache. Ask for "k JUgh on Toothache." lj < 25c.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
~RnICH ON ITCu -

Rough on Itch" cures humors, erup- tions, riDgworm, letter, salt rheum, frosted feet, chilblaIns.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

Abel S. Dungan, chief clerk in the oi- flee of the |. S. Marshal, returned Sat urday from a visit east
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
PRETTY WOMEN.

Ladies who would retain freshness and vivacity, don't fail to try "Wel $ Health Preserver."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

turnaI EnissIOu Aversion to society, 1nnee of Vision. Noises In the Head: me rItSl @ nuio passins unobserved m the urine. and many other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
 DR. INVITE will agree Co forfeit Five Hun tired Dollars for case of this klnd the Nita Restorative under hls speclal adVice Anu treet-neut) will not cpre or for anything impure or iniuriOuR iound in It. DIX MlNIlE treats all Private Diss8ses succeestrliy Nithout tner- cury. Conscltgton free. Thorough examlna- tion and advice tiCiudlng anasysle Ot urine $500. PrlSs of the Vital Restorative, -s1 ooi- tie or four times the quantity, t5OJ; sent To any address upon receipt Of price or .. O- D. secure feOm obserystion, ana ia pil's's hs1he desired by A. E. MlNIlE. M. D.
 i1 Kearny Street. San Francisco, Cal
 SAMPLE ROTTL C FRsE on application b. letter stating syIrptons. sex and age. COmuu- nicatiOns strict y c1uhdsntlal-
 DsE. BISTIEiS Kidney Remedy Neph- rsticu-u, curss all kindE of Kidney and Bladder Complaiuts tfo1orrhGs Gleet LeucOrrhGa For sale by all diussists; sl bottle. six bottles for g.
 DI. MINTIE's Dandelion Fills are the best and cheapest DyspopsIa and Btlitous cure in the market. For sale by all druRgists- aplSt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
LITE PKEsERNER.

If yol are losing your grip on he try "Wells' Health Renewer Gees dl- rect to weak spots. 1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

Iu.YOt0rry Exhausted Vitality, Fremature Ds cline and LOSS OF MANHOOD, in all It's com plicatiOnS and from whatever cause produced. l. en-IChes and purihes the blood Stre.rthe tho Nerves, Brain. Musclcs. Di-es ton. Reproductive Organs, and Physical end Mental Faculties. it stCps any unnatural dehll tta,Ins drain upou the system. preventing invOl
 Iutary lossez. debihtatirg dreams. seminal iosses with the urine etc., so destruc i've to miud and boty. lt ls A sure c-imlns 2r Cf al KiDNFY ANG BLADDER COMPLAINTS. H .refainz no injurious ingredients. To those suG.rlng from ths evil eaects Of youthfui indtsrrrtion- or CNcc-se~, a speedy. thor
 ouCh and prrmnneni GRE I> Ct ARAN- FEED. Price ~2.50 per bottle, or i've bottles m case with full directions and advice, slO Sent secure from observation Co any address up
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
THE Great English Remedy!

ts Q never-talllrg cure
 for Nervous Debility
 Exhausted Vitality Seminal VI ca knes SperIDAtOrrhRs. LOST MANHOOD, lmpOten
 cy, Paralysis, PrOstat or lrhuea ana all the terri lble effects of Self Abuse. youthful fOlliss and exceeses in mature lyears-such as lOsA O
 Memory. Lassit1de.N Noe
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
Prescott MIner.l


 Articles of incorporation of the Cleve- land Copper Company, to operate in Arizona. were today filed with the Ter ritorial Secretary. F.. \. Price Is the resident agent. with headquarters To- catsl at Casa Grande.
 i We understand that it is the intention of Commissioner Murphy to place tl e 1 Arizona colleciion of minerals. wood. etc, oa exhibition at Aihuqneral le du - l ing the fair week, that Is t0 lake placa | prior to the New Orleans Exposition ThIs taken in conjunction with \ ,g McXico's excellent display will make g inviting collection of western prodnc as one could wish to see and from whic much good to our Territory will resul
 Caleb Taylor lc1lorsdl arrived Iast | night from the Verde, foHming with t1- | cItemeut over what be claims an attempt ! on the Iart of several residents cf th- ! above vai.ep to put an end to his exi ,, ence by putting a little hemp I to s.r- ! yice. Caleb Was employed by a party Cf miners as cook ot the camp, aud the sdpglies under his charge diminishjny so rapidly as tO excite alarm, and no one | else being present upon whom suspicion 4 iNNAtAls AAF NhN AAfAAl AN WHICH ll | did, making remarkably good time to | Prescott. He Is BOW seeking protection under the wing of the law. and says tha, henceforth he will leave the Verde so- verely alone.
 Prescott Jourual.l The Republican primaries will be held August 231. ani the County convention un Septen her Sth.
 The Kimbsll mil and mine have forty men employed. About two hundrel tons of ore have been run through thu kimtall mill
 Mir. Daniels. ot ToOtO Basin. broughs m a lo; of specimens of s:alagmite and petrifactions. or sCdimentary formation. from the natural bridge over Fossil creg k. They are on exhibition at c. :. Hutchinson X Co.'s drug store. NIT. Daniels offers to prepare lot of thes.. curiosities for exhibition at the Worlds Fair in New Orleans.
 Prescott Courier Dr. Ainsworth has been selected 6s Chairman of the Republican County Committee, vice Churchill, resigned.
 A fire broke out in the residence of Helen Derby, Granite street, yesterday morning about o'clock, and was ext h. g1ished before any damage was done.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

T his C re a
 . tre n z h eni I'm z Remedy and Nerve TONIC is the legIii- mate result of over twenty years of prac- tical experience. and CURES WITH UN- FAILING CERTAIN
 IT Nervous and PEy- sical Debility. Semi nal Weakness, Sper- matorrhHR. PrOsta
 torrhWa. Emissions
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
ItTnIE DINPENsARY

iO1 Geary street. San Francisco, Cal; Private entrance. it5 Mason street four blocks up Geary street from ksarny. Main entrance througn Dispen-ary Drug Store. oclho&W
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
WARREN LELAND, whom everybody knows as the successful manager Of the
Largest Hotel Enterprises

or America, says that while passenger from New York on board a ship going around cape Horn, in the early days of emigration Go Cal- isornia, Lc learned that one of the officers of the vessel had cured himself, during the yoy- age, of aa obstinate disease by the use of
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

Articles of incorporation of the Cleye. land Copper Company, to operate in Arizona. were to-day filed with the Ter ritorial Secretary. F.. A. Price is the resident agent. with headquarters To- catel at Casa Grande.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17
RREvITuEs.

The schooner LaGironde, now dis
charging ballast at Milton, will load
lumber at Stetson d Posts mill.
The room of lodger in the Parke,
House was entered by thief on Mon
day night, and $40 taken from the
pockets of the sleeping occupant.
The barkentine Grace Roberts, now
discharging cargo at Harrington 8
Smiths VIII ,rf. will load lumber ut the
Commercial mill for San Francisco.
The steamer Virginia, recently over
hauled and repaired at this place, is
going TO run between Port Orchard.
Port Blaksly, Eagle Hsrbor and Seattle,
under command Of Captain Chas. John.
son.
Alfred Snyder, the Cherry street msr-
chant, is prepared to sell bulbs and
seeds to all corners in quantities to suit
He has grass and clover saed, wheat and
rye, tulip, hvacinth. erocus, narcissus
roman and other bulbs.
Steamship Queen of the Pacific arriv.
ed from San Francisco yesterday morn.
ing, bringing an average cargo aud a
fair passenger list. After discharpinp
here she went on to Tacoma, from which
place she will return today, taking coal
and oats here. and sailing for San Fran
cisco on the 10th.
Dat and hop shipments are now in
order. The great bulk of the hops will
60 east by railroad direct. Shipments
are makiag daily by the overland route.
Oats are coming forward on every
steamer from below. The Welcome put
a load ON the Queen yesterday. and an
other load cams no on the w. X. Mer-
win. The oats will go almost entirely
to San Francisco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17
CROAkISG.

Discussing the impending contest in
Ohio, the Portland Eecs sensationally
and We think uniustifably says that for
the Republicans to lose that State IN
October is TO lose the ight in November.
Ii declares that such result would
occasion a political panic and Indiana,
New York, New Jersey and Connecticut
would be lost as certainly az the day Of
election came around in November. =
This Is placing altogether too much
stress upon an October election. Ii ia
true that the result of the Ohio election
will have some effect upon that to fol
low. Bot the defeat of the Republicans
would bring about no such panic as the
NeIos predicts. Is would encourage the
Democrats, bat 1t would also ineite Re
pubIicans to still greater efforts. -Four
years ago Republican defeat in Maine
prior 10 the Presidential election was
made .he text for Innumerabie predie-
tions of Republican defeat in Novem-
Der. Bat when election day had come
and gone, the defeat of September had
been changed into victory. The con-
sest in Ohio will undoubtedly be close.
Ii will be hard fought. The Democrats
we're successful last year by good ma
jority, owing to Il e position of the Re
publican party upon the temperance
question and the disafection Of the Ger
man element occasioned thereby. This
hostility may still exist. Ii probably
does, although not to 80 great a degree.
Il will undoubtedly be felt in the Octo-
Der contest. Bat with the termination
of the local campaign it will largely
disappear. Other issues enter into the
November conflict, the importance of
which will ogershsdow prohibition or
| high license. Ohio is largely a mana-
featuring State, and not prepared to
accept the free trade dogmas of the
Democratic party. Whatever may be the
result in October-and We are frank 10
/ hQtilit tIdt tuc CbdlCcS iOI HuCCtS5 orc
not far from even between the two par
ties-in November, Ohio will be found
in the Republican column. As for New
York. Indiana and Connecticut, they al g
each as sure to be Republican as is
Maine. New Jersey is a Democratic
State. IL the Republicans are success
ful there II will be solely on the tariff
issue
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17
ANOTHER ACCIDENT.
CHAPTER OF CorNcIpENoEs.

SEATTLE CoNsIaNEEs PER QUEEN OF
THE PAcIFIo.-A Snyder, Adam Orth,
Andrew Heinrich's Brewery, A L Hum
mer d Co, A Mehlhorn, A h Stewart. A
Slorah, Ballard Il Hatfield. Bersoh Il
Hiuk, Ballard Il Sox, G L Stone, Claus
Il Harms, Chas Frasch, Calkins Il Red
dish, @ X Brewster d Co, Carl Osiman.
Chas Goldstein, Dickman Il Gumbert,
ID Talbot. ID Kaufman Il Co, E Lobe
4 Co, Frauenihal Bros, Fred Gascb, q
Morris Halter, Gordon Hardware Co, G
L Maginnis & Co, Gee Lee. II Uhlfelasr.
Harrington Il Smith, III Uhlman, III 4
Levy, III Jones d Son, ] ID Lowman, j
ID Gardner, johnson l. Peterson, J Sui
Ivan. j Crist. j Harris, j Goldsmith. j
Strauss i Co, Kreidel Il Harris, Lyman
4 Booth, l. Kline, Levy Bros, L. pirsch-
berg Il Co, Mrs Little, M McAndrews.
NJ Wortheimer. M Nj Heating, Max
Glorious, Nj Il X Gottsteip. N Chiiberp,
Northwestern Fruit Co, On Tai Co. p
Fredericks, Phillips Bros. p j Lair &
Co. Puget Sound Furniture Co, Penney
4 Kelly. Pritchard 4 Lester, Ouonc Lee
Lung, II @ Graves. Schwabscher Bros.
Sresovich, Gray h Co, Seattle Co opera
tive Store. 5 Davis, s Baxter d Co, s
kenney Il Co, Spring Hill Water Co,
sutherland 4 Co, Staekpool. jackson Il
Co, L N McGrath, Toklas l. Sinoerman,
Thomas Lyle, L w Colman, + II Cam,
Treen, Raymond q Turrel. Tatum &
Bowen, V Schmidt, w IL Maud. Wad
dell Il Miles, w V Rinehart & Co, w d
Scott Il Co, W RItterhoff, VIM Meyden-
bauer, W.T. Holden. w w Halcomb. w
p Boyd h Co, Wing Hi.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17

SKATING RINK. p. Howe, who 10
at present in Portland. writes as fol-
lows: II have just arranged for Il5
pairs of the latest improved roller
sSates, and will return 10 Seattle the
latter part of the week and open q rink
in the Standard Theater.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17

FIRE.-At half-past seven o'c' ock last
evening an alarm OF fire was sounded
and on inquiry it was learned that the
upper story OF one Of Rosert Abrams
buildings on Washington street, occu.
by p. Grubb "a saloon and lodsinp
house, was ON FIRE. The hook and lad.
der boys were first on hand with their
appliances. The hose carriage of No. 2
was run down TO Second street, and the
hose attached 10 the fire plug in the rear
OF the Occidental Hotel, and Just seven
minutes from the tap Of the first bell
. stream OF water was playing on the
IRE, aud two minutes afterward the
last yestlTe OF fire Was extinguished.
An examination of the premises showed
that the fire originated from a little
cooking stove placed in one corner OF
the room. The flames had gained con.
siderable Roadway, and bu, for the
timely supply of water the loss would
have been considerable; but, as il turned
out, $lo0 will repair all damages. The
building was not insured, though the
saloon and fixtures were.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17

Always start horse with the voice
never with the lash of the whip. In
starting, turn little to one side; IN
stopping, when going mp hill, do the
same.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17

NEW BLOOD, NEW LIrr.-This is OBJ
tanned by using Plumbers Oregon Blood
Purifier. For sale everywhere. 81 Lei
bsttle. six for IS. ausdvsm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17

Headaches and biliousuess are prompt
ly cured by the use of Ayers Cathartic,
sugar coated pills.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17
M AR RE ID .

PKNGILLEY-URgN-In Tacoma. Sept. Is.
John Pengilly and Annie X. Uren.
- CoaEx - In san Fran
cisco. September 7. Lewis Wallerstein,
Of Tacoma and Carrie Cohen. Of San
Francisco
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17

Why is nature like babyl Because
there 10 generally a sqaall when Its face
IL washed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17

Ayers Sarsaparilla is highly concen.
trated. and the most econ omical blood
purifier that can be used.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17

COCO ON IMPROVED CITY PROP
dDOOO erty; will pay good interest.
Apply to JANUS ROCHESTER,, rooms
10 and 20 Yesler- Leary block; p. .. box
267 Seattle, W.T.. self I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17
MONEY MAR EFT.

Sick headache. hahitual costiveness.
pains hack and limbs. loss OF appetite.
bad breath and taste In the msuth. etc..
entirely cared BIZ the use OF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17

ACCIDENTAL SHooTISos.-Two broth
ers named Huale we're on, hunting bear
near kalana, last week. One took the
other for deer, and shot him, breaking
both thigh bones and ctippline him for
life. Frank Iyerson, a Is year old boy
went deer hunting At whalcom lake.
last week. His gun Was accident lily dis
charged, and he has loss an arm In COG
sequence and all bat lost his life. A by
named Rartle, with two comrades named
Siates and Bemis. left Laoonner last
Monday 10 hunt deer on Fidalao island.
fsarile slipped. and his Winchester rifle
sent bullet into his stomach, tearing a
large hole and coming oui of his back.
lie lived eleven hours, dying Mt 5 o'clock
tuesday morning, Just as the boat with
MIN on board got back 20 Lseouner.
These three casualties, occurring within
week, should be taken by young hunt.
ers as notes of personal warning against
sareiessness with firearms.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17
For Rent.
WANTED.

TWO DWELLING HOUSES. IN
i quire of A. CHILBERG & co. self
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17
PIankIrg of Commercial, Mi
and Front streets.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECElvE|
- by the undersigned. Clerk of the Cp|
of Seattle. on or before Friday, Septen
Ter 10. 1884. at u o'clock p. m. for WI
planking Of the following streets In EI
cordance with the plans and speciticaticHI
therefor now ON file. towit COmmercAl
street, from the north line OF King stree
10 the south line of Mill street. and o.
Mill street from the center OF the alley D
block | Of Maynard's plat to the ceniefs
ne alley in block of said plat, and o
Front street from the north line OF NIL
street 70 q e north line of Battery strees
Each bid to he accompanied by cal
deposit of $3.50 as security for the execa'
ton OF any contract that may be AWARDED
First pub ication of this notice SeptemI
Der n. 1Ssi. K. s OSBORNE
sel36 Clerk.