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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-20

ing the ieft iugulsr and tbs windpipe.
On the door alongside Of him lay his
razor, On the table was founda butcher.
Emile And scrap of paper upon which
Was written some rambling words in.
dicsting that be WAS OF unsound mind
nj the time of the killing.
The Cinnamon testified to the effect
that the last seen Of him alive was ON
Sunday evening when he started for
Columbus in his buggy. The next
morning the horse, buggy and harness
were found In their accustomed places
and one Of the Cinnamon, upon gong
to his room to inquire about some
work that was to have been done,
found him in the position above DIES.
orlbed and at once started for town to
give the alarm.
1t Is know that deceased had been
IN Ill health for some time and tha,
his business had not of late been re.
munerative but he WAS not embarras.
sed. II Is thought that he became
cold after leaving home aud decided
to postpone his trip, rs his buggy
tracks were traced to o point about
six miles, where they Turned and went
back home. The theory Is that he
went TO his room chilled through
and SO brooded over his troubles and
his complete isolation from sympa.
thetic companionship that he became
'emporararily deranged. He got the
butchcr.knife. but fearing that it mi ght
not be effective enough, he went to his
trunk, which was found open, took
out his razor and committed the deed.
The virdict of the jury, after recit.
Ing the usual preliminary says, I'VE
do find and sertify that the said Asa
Merry came to his death on the 10Th
day Of October, 1886, at the residence
in Fish Lake Valley. In Esmeralda
County. Nevada, by his own hand by
cutting his throat with razor."
A committee from Esmeralda Lodge,
A. o. Y. W., OF which deceased WAS A
member, went to Colum bus Monday
evening and brought the remaius 10
this place, where they were followed
to the grave IN Tuesday afternoon by
u large number Brother Work men and
friends from Columbus and Candida
Deceased WAS fifty years of aye and
q native OF North Ansou, Me-. where
he leaves son aged about seven. He
WAS universally esteemed aud his
death and the manner of his taking of
are deeply regretted. --1rus Fsssure.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-20
Advantages af st~mping,

Practical politicians are nearly oil
at the mind that stump speeches make
few votes, Yet it gives M appearance
Of activity and lifs to the campaign,
which could not be obtained in any
other manner, 1t also does u great
deal towards bringing out tho party
vote. Indifference on tbs part OF the
voters is the chief thing to be dreaded,
and the main object of s.nmping is to
get the people interested. There arc
several c'assSs. among which may be
mentioned the sincere, the noisy and
aggressive stump speaker. Now 1t IL
alike conceded by the political leaders
OF both porties, that bers,ing and
abusing an opponet does no, hive any
effect in making or unmsking the
opinion OF the voter, People do not
value y meeting according to its noise
and prefer the orator who evokes the
greatest number OF yells from his
partisan, but they are pleased with the
one who stimulates the most thought
in the mind of the hearers. Il ~ not
the one who Can yell the loudest and
talk the longest that mskes the best
impression, but 1t is the ops who can
present the Issues Vt stake in the most
forcible manner Hir,e stump speak
ers Ms h rule are not prsferred and
generally candidates do better, az they
cannot entirely escape responsibility
for what tney ssy.-Erehange.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-20
Everything 0sss Wrong

In the bodily mechanism when the liver gets
out Of order. Constipation, dyspepsia, con.
tamination Of the blood. imperfect assimils.
tion. are certain to ensue. But II 10 easy to
prevent these consequences. and remove their
cause. by a course OF Hoststter's Stomach
Bitters, which stimulates the hillary organ
and requisites Its action, The direct results
ribs and through the shoulder blade. the n su .
sea, headaches, yellowness Of the skin, fur
red look OF the tongue, and sour odor Of the
breath, which characterize liver complaint,
Sound digestion and y regular habit Of body
celebrated restorative Of health, which inn
parts degree of vgor to the body which 10
It's best guarantee Of safety from maiarial
epidenics. Nerve weakness and oy~r-ten.
sion are relieved by Is. and it improves both
appetite and sleep.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-20
Three N anths Free.

The publishers of that EXCELLENT
monthly, The Housckeeper, Mipnes.
polls, MINI, offer To send it tree for
three months to any Indy who sends
them tho pqstottoe address Of twenty
ladies whs are keeping house. The
addresses may be VI one or several
posl.o1ices, but must be sent before
November 1ath, 1886. The House.
keeper IL one of the best publications
In the county.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-20
Pr.esa,iea Against Fires.

The following suggestion Of the
Times Review viii apply TO any town
in Nevada.
In looking ovsr exchanges from all
parts Of the Country, scarcely = day
passes that does not bring an account
Of nre in some locality with the ste,
Fsoty ped PHRASE: Tho origin OF tbs
Are is attributed to y defective stove,
pipe Thus far for two or three years,
Tusearers has beeu granted immunity
from this cause, mainly from the
wstehful care exercised by our citizens
st seasons of the year when warmth
became y necessity and stoves, long
disused, were again brought into req.
uisition. That season is again upon
us, and it becomes AZ actual necessity
for the citizens of Tpscarora to Assem-.
BILE aud appoint a committee of com.
petenl persons to make through and
rigid examination Of eyery stovepipe
in each dwelling aud business place
in town, and wherever d defective one
be found, to Insist that the evil be rcni
died VI once Properly aolders will will,
ingly contribute sum Of money SUI
ficient for the payment Of such com.
mittee TOR The time and labor expepd,
ed In the prosecution Of their duties
Other points touching upon Are mat
sers may be discussed, aud therefore
we hope to see good turnout Vt the
mesting next Friday evening.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-20

one OF the inhabitants Of the Ocean
Ia little creature that greatly re.sm.
oles s~all sack with . draw, string.
ne travels from place ia place BY Gil.
ing the sack with ws.eF and expelling
"oy sudden contraction the REACTION
seh'is him along with all the speed
required in his business Of making an
easy Lying. If one of these little fel
lows Ia captured, turned inside 90. and
replaced in the wafer, he takes y few
momsnts Tor a proper understanding
OF the situation aud then begins filling
and empsying himself and moves
through his small world seemingly as
contentedly as though nothing had
eyea happened 10 him,
Ii IL curious how the adsptshjlity OF
this little creature reminds one Of the
course pf some of the writer's who are
now at work on the Fair organs Of
Nevada. Some years ago the editor Of
the Chronicle, who by the way is a
more than usually nuest writer, was
sometimes at . loss for words sutti.
GENTLY strong tn express his dislike for
c.g, Powning. Nov, through a turn
Of the political wheel, Mr.. Powning is
in opposition 10 Mr. FAIRS antagonist
and the Chrpnicle has Aotbiug but
praise for its former enemy Recently
the same wriisr WAS engaged in writ.
iBg ARTICLES against Mr., Fair for the
sacramento Bee, and i. pan be easily
understood that they were both bitter
and sharp, Within q shert time he has
teep turned inside out and is now
cheertully pFapelllng himself in tue
opposite DIRECTION.
The editor OF the FaiF. Adams organ
IN CARSON once, Ms editor of the Appeal
wrote as follows concerping y disattee
ted coterie OF Carson:
"The concluslon is inevitable that
any man ar set Of men who undertake
to deliver the Republican party into
the hands Of such mep as would give
preference TO tue rebel yell rs mode
OF command, are undertaking that
which is 1pt OF the question. The am.
bilious individuals who would tesch
the party wholesome lessons, must
take some other course than voting the
Dsmopratic ticket. The Republican
that betrays the faith reposed in him
is no longer 10 hs the trusted epmpan.
ion Of bis fellow men and is secretly .
traitor under lhe mask at hppest pro-
fessipns.
The man who aeparta fram his party
nttl ialions upon the ground thai he is
the Victim of ipjussice, shows to .Ae
world his own hypocrisy and dlsproves
any earpius complaints le makes."
THIS editor has been turned Inside
out, and " now q candidate for District
Attorney on the Observation-Disclosures
tickpt and is probably enjoying bliss
full forgetfulness pfhls former opinions
os expressed in the above exlrspt,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-20

For myself l do mt blame any wo
man for expecting or getting evsry
thing that Is pretty or enjoyable, and
therefore her birthright. What does
make mo sick at hpsrt, though, is To
ses member OF my own sex demsnd
every hing and give nothing but the
hrssstboped honor in return. There Is
rarely u Woman who does not look tbs
oomelier for smilingi there is certain.
ly not ono 10 existanca, no matter no y
cherished, who wouldn't be the better
loved for returning 4 favor with y,
least a pleasant word, and a kindness
with smile. Why is w Oh, why 10
It that more girls are M. brought up
no, only with tho idea more clearly
shown that more flies can In caught
with sugar 10 day than a spider can
catch with web In y week, but also
ahat the fly likes the sugar imWen sely,
while he 10 more than likely to lose
one or both wings IN the web, II 10
we'll .h4t . man sh0uld have 4 hoad,
and It j. we'll that he should have q
heart, bat he 10 not ''resl nice to live
WITH unless his wings are perfect
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-20

The following ars the opening and
closing hours tor the Postoftice until
further notice.
Postothce. opens at 100 A. M. Maj.
going north closes at GAO A. NJ going
south closes Ut $40 p. NJ. Office close
at 1880 p. u.
2. A. Angel. p. n.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-20
plaihing..

BlumentAal and paha Of Carson
keep the best fitting snlls, md latest
styles ip hats, canslaA,ly IN suck
They All Nh orders by mail guarantees.
ing SATISFACTION In every casa. People
from Esmeralda county can do well
fer themselves by giving them \ F,sl,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-20
Payment atQppsd,

Payment has been stopped on check
number 600 dated October I'd, 1885. for
$9T8 SO drawn by me In favor Of Frank
Boiler, and all persons are warned
against receiving the same.
i. W. Hogan,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-20

The following are tho opening and
closing hours OF Express, until fur.
thcr notice:
Wells, Fargo s. Co.'S express office
rpeas ut A. NJ; closes for north
at 1910 A. NJ closes for south at . As
P. N, Office closes at Z 80 7. N
\ A. KsArr, JR., Agen
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-20
4 OF p.

The regular meeting OF Esmersldn
lodge No. 10. Knights Of Pythias, Ia
aeld every third Thursday. So.
] burning brethres. IN good standing
rdis.ly invited.
A. SUMhRRYIRLp, q. g.
9. A. RIcNA RBsoS, X. Of Y cad q
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-20
PEOPLES

PEOPLES
& A S II STORE
e. SUM MERFiELp.
5 cans Tomatoes
for 81.
5 cans Winslow
Corn, for 81.
Scans String Beans,
for 81.
5 cans Pie Fruit,
for 81.
Electric Oil, per
can, $2.76,
Z papers Ground
Coffee, 81.
Borbon Whisky, 81
per gal.
9 lbs Golden @
sugar, for 81.
AND ALL THINGS PROPOh
TlONATELY ltEASONABIE.
CALL AND ExAMiMk
--.-
PEOPLES cAsu sro1n
.rsa y. SUMMERTixLp
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-20

This IL the nearest esloaa 70 the depot, a.
polite and prompt attention is paid
10 patfoAs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-07
eATsE o. sTAaros,s DEaTn.


IL hia memeirs General Grant throws
the foilowfna light apoa she causa Of
9sath Of Secretary Stanians
Up - this time tOolober, 1851 no
hint bad been eiven uae % what was
wanted after ! ieft FicksbufR. excspa
the ssRgestinn in one % Halleok'a as.
patches thai had better 20 b n ashviils
and eapegintend the operation o. traops
eent 90 relieva k0aecrane. seen after
we started ne Secretary handed ne two
orders, saying thai / might take nv
theieo o. them. Tho twa we're idauti Al
in I'll bat enc particular. Bath created
Atiitary DiViaion o. TIE Missisaippi.'
Is xlnR ne the oomlnsndl composed af
he Departments % TIE Ohio. tie Can
osflaho and TIE Tenneesee. and all ne
tetfstory from the Allezhanisa b ths
Atsslsai~pi river north q Ranks's eotn
snsend 10 TIE seuthWest. One order isft
Ne Department commanders A. theY
wese, welie tha other FaiievaA Rasacrsns
&nd assigned faomas 10 hia piaaa. 1
sees pssn ne latter. We REACHED LIoafs.
Ftlie after sight, and. Il / remamher
fiRails, n z cold. dfiExiinr rain. Tia
sseEelaFy ~ War tGld ne Afterwards
teai BE- eaaEht q cold on tea8 occasion
tfssn which - ncvof expected 10 FecoVuF.
lie uefef did,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-07
SHERIFFS SALE.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
4 Third JHdicsMl District % " aahinvtou
ferfii ~, holding tcruee az Seattle.
No. ksai-T humaa MOI. pMf1nn, execn.
Tor. and AliEa Cook, exncutrix. e. the e.
tate of Edwin ". Cock, deceased. plain.
tins. ~ L4Wronce stephen booth John
Neton AefchNnts National Back. Henrf.
eta ~ tfetleE. g. q. Hatler. aarAh y
ChnFcA and Charsea Main and \. n. Win.
che4sef. coaartnorA unaar tie arm name
81 ~ ain q Winchester. dofendanta.
Under ane oy virtue 81 IN order ~ sale
izauo1 cut q the above named Court. IA
he a1Qve ensstiad acsion. dated the slh
DAY e jay, tSsk and 10 me directed and
delivered, / have duly taEse4 upon TIE
propeFtg described n Eaid order a. nnla.
and e. follew4 toWtts
Lpss ave s.. six -. seven % and eight
g. hloeS nity-hve tssh 81 g. g. Terfy's
sea1 addition - the town taoW ciryi a.
ee4Efta. ktng county. W.T.
Nottes b therefore heFeby given ghal en-
SuturdaF, 1hs ath Gar Of August.
1SSe
Az he hear Of 70 ecieck a m az s.ia
day, ~ tie CogYt Hg1as door. II re
CITY cf Ssattie. King county. Waahfng-
ton TeFrs1OFy, I WI. II ohadsance e
sd oFdeF o. sale sell the ahoEe De-
cftbed pruperty. a. 80 much thsrsof a.
nay e necesaary b satisfy the indrTnenf
n sid Ecfinn- toEclher with infnretst And
oesiA e puo,ic auction. q Tia kighess
hi1eeR Ter ceaA.
Dated q ssaf1le. ne iith aay AZ July
~ ~ MosRAw,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-07

An eaaEt uas raade il Washinetcn,
the other day, 20 have th4 Apaehs chief,
GA&co. uho i vtsltiae Washtuet0H. e..
rested fof thR mesier et tie MoCeuas
family ID Nee Msxtae. ID sees.&. hes.
ever. that shes Ckaea surrendered q
oFeoA thore waa . eaufssse uaaerstA a
ta9 thAt the loe4Y musasrer wcaia bs
tokafxsn all hts sizs aHd received e. 4
da1ile ward Of The 0sfeFnmsnt. ChAca,
therefore, san etee And 80 a. - ri6asas
bis hands roekine WitA tee biood q hil
vieiimA Asa mAiier 81 faSisoe. be shaaid
have heen Execatad fas IA eriues a
aoon a. CFaok ke4 bod a. him. Il Il
M wQaicr that, under aaEh 4 syzieaa ~
anallna wiih he indlAnA, the Apachsa
have eanfiuned tksir eiaaas Faids year
assaz yeas. AZ saoh a. eaarnoas cess &
ths seantry.
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y bees sFe not a. fragile a Ihex tsak
0ns tenesed oat az caFrsaze 9in3ow
en- he fsS4 express hstweaa HaiVbesd
and Ieadee. Ftcsaais, uhsa - tFsin
oae IS the FASTEST b tha wari.i. ~ -
isE a fAil apeed. ths tarFifed oficials
taeRFsa ths Train and sSnt haek %
Nstbsr 80 wh4t mtEts Be Nh e tie
casia, when 4 uas found - e alive ana
kiektne and wiA 80 shlS b $50 q
good as naW.
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FoE Sale.

TEN ACRES or FIRST CT ASS
tmproFed land-orchard good hor =
4ne barn. with thros dae streams 81 w.
ier running through L. There are two
Gag mills % the Place. with IN abund-
aaee o. he best brick clay IN the coun-
". a most Desirable place with good
Naaer frontage Dialano8 from seattle
Post 0liice, less than four mica. Situated
immediately west Of Milton point Al
dress GEORGE DOhFEIA
Once with 9. e bowman. opposite tbs
I eaier-iseary block. Post once hor fga.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-07

Nrae atI rnurN. F1s4 EkHs1 -
tan M4h nH4 XNnt1. 86e ~ Gale
HsMas Nx Az H1NFE3 Is - . ID
N1eAnnT A1 d . a. &1l&
TWH m mw 811t4e6 &e3E cAre
tof is aWn aFaNaH W&lk WAAs -
.4pe tse Et2 Fz44er ee.s - se'qn---
Psgseian Chnrch, coEnez e I1lrd
: lssa1. -HsrFlfes tnlrpfe1W Is II q ~
FIa Kew Jc1n neIf via reosz1s srElzA
Ne a4easng aergioas 6aAAa1A 4rApol -
10 Esm
The psashFtartan SABBATH Sehnei IN
Dellsoma alsets n tho HaEris0a cAapel a.
- ,. n
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Tie railroads IN the NaFthwess ars al
euflai1g addsuaaai lines af tgaek this
s8mnaaf. 1kefe Wtil Be e. least tsn
tneukand milee q road haiil IN che
eenatFy. Contracts are Ca already fer
stts1 tac1sano. 80 neack fAilFead bald.
tES aaeans . general impFezsnent 1 !.
tAkes = srest 9aAi 81 inca and : grsas
dee q labos - build cen thoasAnd uilss
q railroad. and ihe cfEecl mazs b tea
fAsorahfy esarywhara.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-07

Il anybody aisra1sd she Statesmen,
that thta Il = ercai es8efansEt. & eGai3
b pf0sed b. TIE fset a. iAst year Il
established 6iSf rev posseses Tiers
aFa than mere than $40 "a ass To- DNzn.
uosass which ga res exist when thasF
party sane i0ta power. Il there aay
ether eov4samenl ID TIE aax.a that aaes
- nusb q pfomate tha harplnsea e
s. peupief
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Treasures Notice.

FTsHE TREASURER or KING COUN-
u y VIII pay. On presentation. al out
standing warrants drawn on the countg
fund o. aAi4 county bearing date prior .
and Including Ma. f1a 81 the February
term. tssa No interest win b allowed
On sid warrants af1sr this data.
ak0. u. HliA. Treasurer.
once ~ Co1ntF Treasurer, 1eatila.
Inlr q. -
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Bids for Plastering.

Dms WILL BE RECEIvKB UNTIL
- August Il. 1855, q noons as Jehn
lseaKya Office, for the plnetering of Grace
Hospital. three coat work hard dniah.
The Trustees VIII furnish all material
except scafl6iding. ana they reserYe the
right 20 reject any and Az bids. 81
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Men Wanted.

I00 MEN, IMMEDIATELY, ON p.
AVV and @. H. r. n 81 Little skoo.
kun Wages S3 per day for graders and
e Is for axemen.
steamer Lilly leaves Seattle Monday
and Friday mornings for Little Skoolkum
3. q. SIMPSON,
AutaW Contractor.
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Estrayed or Stolen.

r IGHT BAY MARI BETWEEN
IL s and years old II or u hands high;
branded on fore shoulder very light
iimbed; had ah0es on Whan cstgayed
about July ist Any one finding absFe
described mare viii Be suitably rewarded
By deiiverins same ~ my grocery store,
corner Third and spring streets.
jy95dwaw THOs. LYLE.
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ERAIIIl1 March 3 -.
UR. III. d AloEaAKkn--Llear slrs Eot
FeGr1 had besn aEiar1ed with = heavy.
painful 1eeiin4 In ny 1nrehoa4. ana .
ni4nt would Be 9roubled with d1nlcult
oreathin4, co1GhlnR ana oEpoc1aEaEing,
- tha3 1 ha0 but hrlie reek l Has very
miserable from fhis cakaEEh q the heAd,
Eoea. ana the asthma. Tor which coui1
md no rellaf. had heen pronounce1 ln-
durable wham 1 nonRht your care and
treatment. from which 1 received relie1
II few cayA resulting In q permanent
cure
Erom what I know q Dr. LnnRAker's
profemi1nal xii and treatment, feed
ca1 most heartily recommend al persons
Summing Erom disease % HIM. with the
assurance that kheF viii roceiTe NEST ax-
colient professional and ntedical treat
menG CLARK u. DAVIS.
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Furnished HOUSE 10 Rent.

A GOOD. WE'LL FURNISHED
"A house with seven rooma, centrally
located. For particulars address posf
oilice box eo2. Possession wiz Be given
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

II HAVE A DWELLING HOUSE FOR
chants or material mems liens OF other
encumh bran es. For partiouia inquire
o. MRS JOHN ". MORGANS at Hack
Diamond. 1901 A. FUG NIA
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situation Wanted,

A LADY NURSE. LATELY FROM
n the kast, wishes situation 10 wait
On q lady Ia confinement For further n.
torm4tion cal on Maia 81. bes. Firth aud
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raoaT.

A PACKAGE CONTAINING Chill.
~ dreng ciOthing, either On Madison,
Front OF Commercial streets. The Under
viva please leagett ~ SThUVE. HAlNEs
a MCMfCK EMS office. ans
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WANTED.

u O0M AND BOARD IN A PRIVATE
= family, b. q lady. References ex-
changed II desired. Address poatofioe
box 81. Please state teFma. aul
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A rocaR material tnisaaad b a.
Eefaete Stats u noe made trem paper
raln 4 4 nghier and has oahsF a.
Naztaee&
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PICKED w.

A sKIFF. rs FEET LONG, FEET
"A beam; well built and strong. The
owner can recover Il By calling a. Justice
Lyons Office. tylO
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r.o9T.

A BAY MARE BRANDED II on HIP
a and anchor On shoulder. o When
ghe got loose had On saddle and bride.
Finder viii b rewarded BIZ leaving fha
said property with CAlsKfNS & co. On
tronf street Seattle. AMI
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ksRATTIK LODGE No q n
> meets every MandaT ni24t w
Iait. on Front 8lFoek naKt 70 ~. v, ..'
visiting members - god ~
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cEMERAL AMD NERVOUS DISEASES

NARY a. LoHGAKKR. "a. D.,
Graduate q Wonan's Medical College
Of Pennsylvania.
Ofllce and residence, corner Cherrg and
Third streefa. 0fllca hour frnm 9 70 Y
and BON % O'clock.
RaEticul4r attention given to the treat
meat q diseases af women and Children.
Consultations IN Nnglish and German.
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For Rent.

A LARGE. HANDSOME FURNISH.
"A ed front room, With alcove. bay win
dows, on Front and University streets ;
new house. Inquire 81 Brunswick Res
taurant Of A. CANNON. 3ySo
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NOTICE

TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN !:
4 A4la Mcintyre, my wife. having left
my bed and board without cause or prov
ocatioa, Jon &re hereby notified that /
win ne lnngag be responsible for bills OF
Der contracting. JOHN MCINTYRE
Seattle, Aug 5. f8aR nu8 8
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7 VIII. IaKAvE ALL or ny BUHE-
4 neal with Cap1. y. y. GruRE . reoefSa
1aunay and = sstIia Al bills aad aecouula
49, I. c. WHIfF0Rn n D.
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SNOOUALMIE FALLS

THE sEATTLK soUAK AND sNo-
u qualfnie Transportation Compuny e
now prepared 70 carry passengers and
freight from Seattle 70 SnOquAlmie and
intermediate points. with promptness and
dispatch The shortest quickest and best
route 70 reach the famous enequalmle
FALLS hop ranches and hunting and fish
ing grounds Of that region.
Two stages day from Seattle 10 Sqaak
leaving Q. p. Stones grocery store e
q. M. and D. m. For further particulars
street. ap3