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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18
Returned.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Henderson re-
turned by this mornings train from
their trip 10 Montana, Idaho and Zion,
having left the City Of the Saints last
evening. They are both in hns health
and spirits. and express themselves a.
highly pleased with their months trip:
most Of the time having been spent in
Montana, where they met many former
residents OF Elko who greeted them
with y generous and hearty reception.
The mauy friends Of the young couple
will welcome their return With sincere
wishes Tor their future welfare and hap
pinrss. The ISDrFESpEST extends con-
EratujaGonS, with the hope that they
have CONS 10 make a permanent home
among us. aud ve sincerely trust that
their residence here will prove q mutual
benefit AZ well asa pleasure to the
young people and 10 those with whom
they Arc associated. throughout n long.
useful And hIBpy life.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18

The trSnScontinsp,J lines haze again
extended the ruling los rates " Gator.
nt" points. they nRuosRte IhsL tho
T1e J" extended until Tuesday. but
practically they sre eIiondjpg rAtoS I'M
tl Saturday next.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18

HUMBOLDT HoUsE--JoHS KELscu. PRo-
RIEToR
g. II. Wales, Tusc.; q. w. Perkins,
Mich; z. Mckinney, North Fork; j..
Anlry, Bullion; j. Conrad aud wife,
smith and family, Lamoi-le; n. Mason,
Moline
j. L. Martin, Lee, New; John Wills,
John Williams, Chicago.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18

A San Francisco dispatch Of tho iath
says: Reports received to night from
twenty. eight chief grain counties Of the
State show that the heavy rains Of the
Las, four Days instead Of injuring have
largely benefited the crops, especially
the late sosn grain.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18

A Fort Bowie. Arizrn dispatch says
Gcn,Tnl Miles auiyrd lwt night
General Mics says lac will continue tie
pursuit Of the hostilcs until they ar e
kiiled or capturcd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18

For the first time since the incumben-
cy Of Sheriff AtUell the county jail is
minus n tenant, aud M Tom il not am
bilious he does not seem to care n H.
whether his hotel ID patroniIcd or not.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18

During the ire at Pemberton mill,
Lawrence, Mass. Saturday. the rear
walls OF the building fell, burying ten
hremeu. All were killed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18
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.V'ordcrs let nt this Office will feeeiy
PROMPT attention.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18
eugene Thompson.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
CIVIL ENGINEER,

and United States Land mud Mineral
Surveyor for the State Of Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18
The Daily Alta,

The foremost newspaper OF the Pacific
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-18
T:fKo,
NEVADA.

Special attention given 30 Surveying in
MI us branches, laying out % Mining
Claims, Surveying for Patents aud Oh.
tHiuing Land from the State or Govern
ment.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

Al honoF e shs brave psaneex whu
fsaziea4ly saa&sEs tfsa bsnaing him 20
he Old haza O. hoyhaod daya AMI
WITH tha faxnra hafnEs hfn. - pSMx
sssafld-s ~ ass, salasEs IL lsaaalDa in .
les, un4sseispsd eoanfEy. b eouisna
with unhn0wn ohssaasss and perils, dis
hsarsanine - msn d ieaa courage. dis
iaboEs are nsEsEns bis hope and courage
must be nnconqusrahle Il hia hsaxa ID
ever g31ddened ~ eommenslrsea raszlta
OF good No wnndsF e bis ssase %
aEklEkacaion ard pxids IS be naxEafes 60
nv ocaaags his early stxnRRies. Gus Of
this EAass b car energetic fellow towns
knewn a. AGnREisy McDonaid,n TIE
honevE blaek.mIth. a rmss5lsnna a. 4
quarter of q oeutnry ID ths Ruaea S0and
eoantxy, firsa At Port Maais .. nusi later
90 Seattle, has given hin q rich sxperi
eusa il their dsvalopmens and Rrowfh,
esFssizIly Of seattle.
Relying upon bis own Judgment and
edoFtEs hanast and trma Ia LA Esiassuns
wtfh al, and pssasi af pnsh and
spirit knaRine ne daRainn. BE haa ae
calculated pFopeFfv and established
himself re minently among hadina
men, For asgeKAi ysars 90 naa filed she
pasiflQa q CoaneiiEnAH N TIE Gtsy|
louneil KeRrseusiEN EaAlnaHAN and
faithfully his 0snasitaeaey and con.
serving their beAt interests 10 q manner
satisfactory e all. He isa toilaF and l.
. notsoAs inafapea af tha Eneaesa that j
snFe, fpg MIN Whe "a his rsnaina angii
Shapes cash burning dssd and shoaanf .
Always trusted and respected b. HONEST
lab0reRa, be has hosts OF friends Who
stand and swsar By Inn.
1ha hops u reward s4esfeAs TOLL
The rewards are eompstenoa, reapeet 81
ones fellow men ana she proua salts
faetiQn OF ever dats faithfully per
fofmed. Would that tia disconnected
and faaltHndinQ who repins. beoSuss
81 thair limited portion Of blessings.
n ghs study and profit By the career OF
tne successful msn Of the day, and re
solve - emulate them In their patient
labor, frugal life aud heroic stand
asking no favurs Of fartune other than
they can eotnpel ~ steady work at their |
calling IN life. Fortune may bs fiakie |
goddess; bat her sweetesf smiles, u |
not her most lavish gifts. are besto we'd |
npoA him Who. strugRliBg In adversely |
y early life, 81 economy and continued /
effort. 81 last hee0Aes man Of position |
and substantial property. Forests are
felled. F0ada are constructed, g the vii 4
deEnesa h made to bud and bios#1m a. /
she Eose.n cities are bailt, schools. |
chaFehes, and all The installations thai |
aid in advancing civilization, are estab- /
liahed By labor.
Capital lending les helping hand and |
complesing she work. Thaaa ahouQhss |
cpms iEresistisly IS the pioneers IL new
eoantry like this appear IN onr midst. Mr. /
Mcdonald has q secure place in the e. /
TEEN Of the old settlers on Puget Sound. |
Long may be live 70 enjoy the results OF |
ais life Of courage and effort.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

w. D. Salt. DfnQpias, Blppma, Ind,
tealiAass a can reoommond EiAatKin
bitteFs - the very best Fsmedy. Every
bottle sold has given reiiaf Ia eVaEY
ease. Ons mam took SIX bo&ssea and
wam cared Of Rheumatism of tan gaAEa
stAndfnaN Absaham Hare, dFnRRtBt.
bellxills, OHIO, Afkirmss @Thm BEST nsli-
inc meaielna have ssef haH6lad IN NV
~ yeaFa' experieBes, b EIeeaFia Bitaasn.h
thousands Of others hase aAda6 thair
testimony, % thai Tie war6iaa - Hnaut=
mens that EleetKfe BitteFn 40 care all
diseases Of tbs Liver, kidnsva oK bleed.
Oniy half dollar q hU1fla, mk A. Us.
Stewards aFnG STORE. DIV
TMm D@MaNn@M mWWAMMwRp EKWm
knn&lnG betwean LiyeFpegl and Gns-
80 thence ~ faH 20 ell poiman IA 90
Unsted States. Sail frum KdvaFpnol
every Thursday, calling ns Hssfaak, ana
from Qnehse every Saturday. H1aAmaRE
ARE large and fmst mna stsaFmQs maoao-
modations uRexaellsd hy any eshaF
hnes wills he voynWa IA 800 miles
shorter than via New KoRk, 1hrss days
~ 6 II She snOoth waters a. ahe Calf
aad river g. lawrenaa, eamsd fer
beEuftfrl, ptctanaaaue noeMsEy. Btaag.
age and prepaid aertiaoatna ma8d AZ
lowest ratsa Also drafts GA EuzaDs
and hank remittanaes se any pessoeAas
address A. ORusMxHa, Tlekae ARsms
Tor shs AasthaFn Fasa0e a. Is. iyf4 Aw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05
REsTmE OF REAL EsrArR.

The following is q record Of the trans
fers In real estate fer the week as files
IN the Auditors oftiee up to D. n. Sat
1rday, and coFreeted By Charles Z
Whittleaey:
N. p. K. 4. %. to Arthur 81. Meade
northeast OF northeast u, and lot 1
$40.
Andrew 8. Young aud wife % Andrsw
n. Young, lots aud G, block IL central
also los 8, block so, Seattle Homestead
addition, By Hugh McAlper. &475.
J. II. McGFaw, Sheriff. TO Dennis Con.
roy, lots and 1, block "a, in Denny's 70
TeFFy's addition. $500.
A. Y. HAnfoFd % Fred Z, Sander, lots
II. IL, IL, block 81, Yesler's second sup
Elemental; also y Of lot 50, Of Seattle
Homestead Association; also parts Of
lots I and 3. block 8, Of Union additien,
IN. McGraw, Sheriff, to Harriet Z.
Devoe, southeast of northeast Y
sectioH y, and southwest Il Of north.
west I section ., township %. range
". H. Bleck and wife 10 Homer M.
Hall, one-half acre in lot 5, section 30,
township p, range I east, S225.
John keane and wife 70 Mar ]. viii
hanson, lot 6, bleak So, Psntlus' second
addition, -, In exchange for lots rs
and IL, block 8, Union addition.
Margaret j. Ponsiua 10 Martini, Lnsx.
lots 3 and 2, block 26. Psntius' third ad-
ditioH; $500.
w. H. Reeves and wife h Clara Nick
els, lOt s, block IS, heirs Of s. A. Rallaa
second addition; $3.50.
Rudolph DRmus 60 JuliRa Damus. LOT
l, block 81; lot Is, block 81; lot l, block
IS, Ladd's addition; 500.
George kinnear and wife TO GeoFQiue
b. Oseood, lots and 3, block 8, @. Kin.
near's addition; $500.
LIZ. Dearborn and wife 20 lane Dear.
born. lee ?, block 81, D. 5. Maynard's
plat; $3.50.
Martha A. Ssringham to Mrs. Phoebe
App Wyatt, tract Of land 60xlSO feet
IN size on Madison street; oonaideru-
ton n, and other good and valuable
consideration.
David T. Denny and wife 10 DouglasG
Almond, fractional lots (, 8 and 6. BLOCK
81, d. 7. Denny's park addition to North
Seattle; $500.
ID. 7. Denny 20 Chss. F. Miller, lot a
elOck6s, p, a. Dsnny's park addition %
Seattle; $3.50.
F. A. Pontius to Kate L. Blankenship,
lots | and 6. block Is, Frank Pontias I'D
dition; 81.
Ross Richards Of III. to john +. Ire
rios, southwest Of northeast Y Of sec
tion Is, toensphlp Orange easS; $500
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

The only iron NINE In operation on
the Pacific coast is the one az Irondale.
There are only two other furnaces for
making plg iron on the coast; one at
OswegO, Oregon, hieh has been shut
doWa for the past two years, owing 20 q
res among she stockholders, and the
other &c Clipper Gap. California, which
has been abandoned. The frst iron
made west Of ihe Rocky Mountains was
al OsweRO, and 81 .c00.eo0 worth Of the
product was sold while the works we're
IN operation. The IFondale works have
. capacity Of l0,000 tons per year.
hlF. L. CheAdls, she newiy elsatsi jus
tioa o. the peace, and David Kelsey,
cunstahie OF LAkexieW krecinet, recently
created in kluQ county, qRalifiea and
took the oaths Of their respective offleea
IN this city, John Arthur officiating.
The precinct above referred 10 Was Gre
ased only last sumner, aud 10 indicative
OF the aountry's growth heFsabouts. IL
lies along the Sound north from Brown
POint, and settlers have become 20 M
meFoas IN the neiRhboFheod that noe
oHly q new precinct was created, baa q
poss0Ehce has been established there,
with W. L. Oliver a. the worthy Nasty.
-Taaosaa Hssns
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

Parties Rsing East ahoaid cali On W..
Van Waters, aaamt CanadiMm pnelae
Railway, before eioaiuR bargains faT
tickets. Rates I0wer thaa the lswnnf.
Parties sandina fol fFiands can AsDcmia
thaar oo1ey With me and / will eala-
Eraph ths delivery Of a airkaa q nv ~.
pense, thus saving time and expEa aas.
The CAnAdian FAg1ae ~ ahn aAoftaaa
and most direet Foase 10 al esataan an
southeastern points, nueh a. MaatFanl,
View foEk. ChieaQa, Sc. Paul ana Mi
poinia aaash o. east az 81. PMni- THIS
3 tne bsss buiit and best saaippsa fins
IL Ameftea. Emfisa train runa ihHgnnA
FROM tha Pacific 30 The Atlantis wffhnr2
ohau2e o. cars No extra ehmxes az
ascond Class aleepera. Tia seameaW a
alaaas4 with The RfaRdaat IN the wrrlH.
eompFimnR meuuiMina, lakes, rsvsrl.
faraats. RiaeisEas eaHyons and hanmtifai
s4nd8eapea
kxean1onisss cas- always 81 ast q laFra
saslng ~ paEFonixing ftia popalnr rsaia.
knli laf0gEaflam Feeardfna rnfaa. tina.
Recommendations etc.. freshly nhtafnaa
By applyi8R 10 W.. Van WATM
PaaasngsF and Fraiahf Aeans fas pn-
asa 3eund in US
0&ss. wsllA Fargo a Coa balldiaa.
-aas' y. = eqkf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05
MKrTEsM ooLEnHrA

Mr.. @. Il. Longer and assistants ar
rived this afternoon 2FuEn San Francis
e.. They viii leave tomorrow morning
on the SataFnA for the Barnard Castle
10 maize asnTvsy. Upon receiving their
report, which will very probably be IA
vogable. the underwriters viii decide
wbst coarse 10 pursue.
A carload Of eleven tons og silver ore
from Rsvelstcke, B. c.. arrived az the
HArtsfeid smelling WORKS. Cincinnati,
recently which Yielded 10 q Ten hoaEa'
amelsing q zs4S< oBneaa IN silver. and
1901 ounees ~ sid. The skipmena
netsed ths prospantara ueaEiy $1,000
after paying eli expenses fcR smelling.
etc.
The Csuncil, By the casting vote Of
the Mayer, has refused 10 graft the
JEAN l.. Sullivan eombinaEion Of slug
gers q license b play ia this CITY, The
shAmpisR will arrive By the next San
Frannisco steamer, with his powerful
aappoKa An exhibitioa Of some hind
will be eiven-a drama OF o0mic opera,
iatTss asinz the eo1Eaay's speoiA ties
ID whtah Csc. tie aeeSt ts 0f opinion, q
liee0ss wia not be required.
Raward AEeTessh returned from Seal
tle q few seeks aGo. suffering from q
cold and c&heFwass umwell. his illmesa
Fapi1ly dgvelarod into consaupsian
and he died thas naoFnin9 ~ his molkeRis
residence GU Chaahsm mtEeaa, a. The
early ace ct 81 ye@Fa. Diseased wns
hsrn Ia ahe city Of Nee YaRk. ard vita
his pasenea cams 90 tnia 0s1s when ahous
years ED he taasea q wife and ems
ahild Do maaEn his huM.- Ftrsavsa Tsaaes
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

MMAN YoUEu MEN.--M Many veOple. and
some eutirh anWns almost. 10 she Soath,
think &hat Atlanta a rather mean
plaea. Tha latest egiaenos o. uiaeaFd-
liusNs Il the eonsinued disposition ~
the yoang men TO 20 70 the theater alone
and never take she yoang women at
whose homes they ars most Hospitality
received. The s.ris call these men
paFl0r bsaux," and have become %
tired az their habit Of passing even
inRa II sheis houses, telling them ol
amusementa theY have hsen a. alone
that warfare on the horEid Young men
has haan started.-Nels York SHR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05


tatzF APPRNHKNnKB Last Thursday
ssehiDs Inspector Frank Il. BoaFman
arrived here from Port Townsend. and
asslhe some raining RFoaad 10 DO,
Aqe1 MS evefeoat aud Valise 10 the
AaaR foam Of the Gem SAlean. When
Fssefnsa tor his property il was misa
NJ he immediately sea cot 10 appre
ssad TIE thief. After making Inquiries
aefs and there. be hnally met poliee-
MAn FAY, who said he bad seen q sus.
aeloua looking individual With a valiae
Die haad jump On buafd abe Eliza
aaaarsaa, 1ust - ahs was lanwinM for
Asa townsend. Mr. Bearman foilowa /
- Y 1awnsand ON She boat Friday
ses,.tatne. and arriving there learned the
,sslassnk particulars; TIE fellow when
~: kay described was the thief who
- sioien bic overcast and valias. and
- sane vas dohn Bean. After board
- We Anderson. be had gene on the
= asasssesns deek, dressed himself np In
- handsome oVefc0at, and laid dawn
= 80 ~ iae steamers iifebaafa whieh
-. aait Billed With dirty atsF aud coal
- % aeerete himsslf frnn tha Wal.
- @ tha parser. Fhis be had sac
.aea u doing until neaEly to Pert
snasnd, when the atewafd dis.
sIssea he Whereabouts, ana As he
- - y moeeys the 0theer u che ssesmeF
- ne vAliae 30 held unsii he could
-. - We doilar. In examining tue
49,, toe steward discovered thai ID
- eesa cut open. and be at once pot
tslloM down for q thanf, aud On
:. ssaaR foRf 1cwnsend, put the otiicers
aim, and a. one Of the maa recaz-
80 NJ. Boarman's avercoAa "a 10
-. g Wa held Until Mr.. BaaFman
.sss1 and mads eomplaint against
eesEktaR hfm with grand larreny.
49, - s.oaRaa 10 seattle. ana Juzi3ae
49, ain. e appssr hefoge Ne nexl
Aaa sary - SnsweF 10 TIE charge.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

". p. Born A Co. point b. thair nancA
Of table hnena wish pardonahla pride.
In no ether line Of goods Ia q parsam
more liable 70 be deceived. Every lady
engaged In keeping house viii feel IN
terestad in linens, and they ara specially
invited 10 inspect thaig s1oek; ranging
IL pEics fFom p eta. % e. per yard. no4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05


One is surprised tn passing alsne
Front strsst al tha piles Of boxes and
Gases Of goods on The sidewalk in front
Of the Golden RaIe Bszaar, marked to
the different dealers thFough the eoun-
try. Formerly tha smaller dealers on
she Sound sent 70 San Francisco for
their holiday goods. bui Of late they
can DO much better By DEALING af the
Golden bale Bazaar. Messrs. Il. Loba
4 90. have hsen very busy Of late
nlling orders fFom ell parts Of the coua-
Try Tor holiday goods. Attracted By the
beautiful display Of gooda, q psrsoH
will nstMgailY step "a 30 the BaEaaR,
where he will Gnd shelves loaded with
goods aimoal 10 ths ceiling. Mr.. Lobe
stated % reporter yesterday that bis
foFcas consisting Of twelve persons, will
be set 20 work Ia getting goods out on
exhibition for Menday. Stepping down
stairs, where Santa Olans holds tha foFt,
re waFa saFpsiaea and amAsea al The
Immense iot Of goods displayed, 20
please the hearts OF the little folks. It
4 0eFtatniy q credit 10 Any Community
90 have snsh an establishment IN Il, and
che Arm ouRhk 20 be encouraged. Be
saFe and call A8 she Codes Rala Baz ar
and eae the elegant display. As ysa
anpFuaeh yoa wiil be EEealed by he
tapping GFnMd Army man As tba win
dos, mnd the ohiiasng clerks will altow
you the wonderfnl sowing ship. IL
yon aho1ld call ia the evening, you eau
iaspeea tue stock as eel as Ia ths dsy
time, for che G0lden Raid Bazaar i
illuminated With the beautiful electric
liRht.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05
AnVIrN ID anFMKRA.

Ma. Wn2akow'8 Sooz2Ksa nkM4Es Aol
akilaFen tssshiaa, Il TIE pssseFtptt01 Of
ana AZ the bsMf female Murses and pay
sic.mua IN ahs Unissd States, and has
besn uasd fer forty yeaxa with never
fading a1sceM hy millions Of E0&6eH
foR tAasr eeilaraa. Durina the pRoesas
ef tsethinR isa wat11 IA tncalemlAbie. Ia
saIiasea tie ehiiA frem pain. CURES oys
anAer1 ard diaRxhesA, exiptnR in ahe
howels ana wfnA cole. b. Riping health
q ne ehila Il RESTS tie Dashar. Rrios
sc & hst&Aa aQ2i9w1Y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

OwfnQ q she fMas d heing eompslted
% rsogs On ae9olns 81 eanssmR sisted
mss haiBdinR on she premises ns'w ooea-
pasa By me, and there n0e being . Va
can't store suisaoss fog ~ business. ]
uFup1ae 70 Gloss cut ny ersiFe SOFA ~
naansM. w8sakea s1issTwAEe Aad 1swesrs
e aoga. ahaw 1ssss a1d axtafea foK
ala. % b. delivered 1aaaaRy !. l6s7
Ramsmbar fhss IL No 5beeaT Fackel,
but slrakght up and 60 buznesz
III G. McEakuaaLEx. fkatfls Mac. the
iswalsrl 6l9 Ffans street. dsftf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

Any one wishing 20 buy g piano viii
DO weIi 10 Sc FRAMK KrxBA1G, VIE is
sha manufactureES aRent Tor the eeis-
hraasd WebsF and Decker 4 Son ptanOs.
snd 4 selling them direct from the fae-
tories. / uiii guarantee saving Of
fFom s75 - $50. Ofaae With Wsilsl
PaRgo. Call o. wFits for pEios- SIS dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

0reat excitement has boan anmssd Ia
The vicinity Of Paris, Texas, b. the 10.
maxkable recovery Of Mr.. J. 8. Gsfiev,
who vas 90 helpless he asald noa tngn
IN bed, or rAiss hts haads asaryhodv
said be vas dying o. Oonsnmpaien, A
trial bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
was nont 10 him. Fimdima relief IL
bought o large bottle and q box 81 Br.
kinR's New Life Pills; BY she sima ~
had taksn two boxes Of Pills ans I've
bottles Of the Discovery. be- wan wall
and had gained In Aemh thiKty-nix
ponnd4 Trial BEETLES Of thia aRsat DIS.
eoveEy for Consumption fKea at A. b.
STEWAar'a. AZ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05


The Fsduction Of internal rsvenue and
the taking Cd Of Fsvsaae Stamps fram
PropgistAFy MediciDes. ne d0abt has
largely beneftted The consumers. az yell
az FaliswinR the burden Of hone man
ufas6aFera. Eapsniasiy ID thia the ease
with GresAss AnaNsf Fl0sssr md BapeASe's
GerAaa SsFwp, as the Feau0sion Of
thirty aix osnta per dozen, has been
added 20 inezeass she sizs Of ths BEETLES
eoutAininR these remedies, thereby
Riving one itfth more medarins In the
Is eans sixa The AseNaf Flospsr fax
Dyspepsia and Liver UomplAinf, ard
the GfTTaaa SgyzP for DunRh and LanR
tr9nhlsa. have, perhaps. the laFRazf sale
Of ans medicines 10 ths w0Eid Iha Sd
vznkags 81 Increased sire Of fhs bottles
vii Be greatly appreciated b. tbs sick
and an eted IN svery towu and village
IN civilized eoRntFtaa. hAmple bottles
Tor 10 cents raEnAsn the saHse ara. de1dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

The tslephona Subscribers og Chicago
have saraeh. Eight hundred eat Of d
thousand are In tie movement. Many
Of the hung 1p'' telephones are dFaped
In moaning OF boxed. and have on
them suclg Inscriptions a. "Gone 20
Join the Angela " Down with Monop.
.tssa y -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

a Coon SREr.--The ship Valley Forge,
now loading lumber at the stetson a
Post min for San Franeiscs. was buils
AZ Pittsden. Maine. In 1852, for Brad
street. She ran for q time 10 the Raano
trade. taking Fetarn oaFRoes Of coal to
Panama. For the last six pears she has
besn on this coast. the property Of O. l..
DtnRlsy, Of San Francisco. Daring this
time she has been commanded By Capt
Love, who has been most fortunate
navigator. The vessel has . capacity OF
1000 tons of coal, o. 1.000, 900 feet OF
lumber on ordinary voyages. On one
voyage foFeian she Carried ovef I SEQ
000 feet % lumher. she has made two
voyages 30 Australia and number 20
Panama. British Columbia and Puget
Sound. She will take !000,09 feet on
her present veyags and be ready 10 start
during the coming week.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-05

TRx PHANroM HEAED Fmom.--Fsy the
arrival Of the wildwood fFom Lopeg
Island, We learn tbe feliowing parton
lars Conserving the mail steamer PhAn.
tom. belonging 30 Captain }. q. Brit
tain. which recently weat on che Focks
IN aitenAptina % enter itttla hAFbaf on
Lopez EalAud. me Passion still lays
where she breDNht %. between two
large roeka. AZ low tide she IL almost
high and dry. An examination shows
thai her hHil h intact, hsa ~ she lays
en- q aiAns, With her stern dowu, the
tide Gibbs and hews inta her. 80 far,
she parties endeAvoTimg 60 raise her
have used SHEARS. bnt Il ia thauEhs scoWs
viii have % he resOFsed 30. Ia order 10
axtFieata her from haf present position.
TIE ofaceFs Of TIE Wtidweod laugh az
the report Ia eiFealation on the streets
yesterday thai she Phantom had aid
back into deep wafer and sank. a. they
SAY such q ahiae il absolutely imposss-
Die under theeifuHns1Anees. TIE steam
er RntsFpFfae has been chartafea % run
To heE plaae ansfl ahs aan be sxlrioaaed
ard repaired