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lLLMOAD 4 PHILLIPs
FOUNDERS
AND MACHINISTS.
Estimates given ON all
classes Of Foundry and
Machine Work.
Cerner Front and Spring
streets. r. o. Box 6i2, Sc
atsle.
Notice to Contractors.

once Of the Board Of commiss'o-ersN
for the Conservation o . Hospital
for The Iasaue 1t Fort -teiIacoe
FoRr erkEL acoox w r.
april Z Iss6.j
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ Rr
- coIv.d ct this efbcs unit, Q O'Clock
.. NJ. On tn II day OF MAY. ! 81 for fur
n'shipg sh mate las and labor required
brick work ana pisstrrsns Of he Hasp,ts
forth- Inssne at port Stciiscoem. Wa b
Ter In scofdspca with q AWNINGS snc
Fpocsd att ne. shlch win b. ready b.
APT IL iss6. and mag Be seen upon 40
piseasion II this Office.
Sep srste BIDS will be received At thf
ssm- date for tuppl, ing and deiivcsiss
or iessi OF sound. hare. wels-tuFnec
square eris k. hi gtsrs " II specify sir.
o. hsisks. and when they will BE- dive.
ed. reps sfe proposals . III also b. r .
o lived q the same date for furn.shinE
and delivering
ss0e barrels gasore o. le~l arst-cisss Lime
9, barre tmore or issst bsss grade Pors-
SO bn hri- tssre or iessl long cattle hal.
- barrels tSnose or he's p sster paris.
SepArase proposals. viii also b resolves
~ tho same date for furnishing ana DE-
hvering tins timb~r and iurnser required
~ oct oeuAf &C win TIE spec NO. items au6
bis Of quantities whis vuAy be- Sea
u On arp3 cafien ~ this office Eumbe
10 Be deiivs n d ~ tbs Hospital greuhd
within ninety dAys after the award Of ihs
contract
A hu<l. In the fuli amoanf d the con
trnct price, with txo or > ore . proves
sureties. residents OF Washi sgton Terri
tory. vi b. = qal-cA FIRM the successful
hidde<. conditioned for tbs faithful par
formatcc of hts contract.
The RICH. b reserved % reject any OF
al bS1s-
All lids shall b. mrksA Sealed Pro
posaIs- md addressed 10 w. II. Puma
EhrxT. secfesary Bailding Con M sisu.
Fort steiiaeoum. ". y.
~ TULrTs
VI. II. PCM sHREY,
GE0. ID. SHANNON.
Building Conmlssisn~rs Heptsl for In
sane Of Wsshirgsnn Territory. aswI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-27
Ciah Prises for The beat Home and
Ronign Literature

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PAErzu MEzrno. The annual parish
meeting Of Trinity Church. for the
election Of seven vsssrymen 70 serve for
the ensuipa year. VS. held yesterday,
and reaait<d Ia the election II the fol-
lowing gentlemen HifAm Bnrness. ".
T. Forfsef, John Lsary, Z. q. DiDock.
Bernard Psliy, Chariss Peosoh and j. @,
Gfnwe.
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1as ssssl 4ns0lss- $40 .lld not fnA 70 call on
him. The Doctor has visited ths hospitals 81
infor nation which be u competent 10 imrsrs
70 those In need 81 his services. DIR. 0KHBok
win make 10 charge unless he eflects 3 cure.
Persons cured ~ home. Gall or vxfte. Al
communications strictly confidential. espt
ten dollars for psekARr Of madeleine Ad
drsss DIR. J.. =. 6IBBuN. Box 1851. 9ap Fran
cisco. Oil. Ment1cn Observation-Disclosures.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-27

o098 uoo9UU1A3010s
nk<uznustm = sneng IL moak painfll
~ ~ disorders srising from visisted
b,ood and dsrsngement Of the digestive
md hillary oryxns- Ayers Pills relieve
and curs Rheumatism when other rene
dis fall s. u. Spencer. Syracuse. y. r..
writes: = was eoufnei 70 my bed. with
Rheumzfism, three mouths, bur, after
using few boxes Of Aysr's Pills, became
wei man.v
CURE oour.
s. Lansing, Yorkers. y. T.. writes:
Recommended TO me ~ . cure for
chronic Costivcne<s, Ayers Pills have
relieved me not only from that trouble.
but also from Govt II every victim Of
the disease would heed only three words
Of mine. could banish Gout from the
land These words would be. sTy
Ayers Pins.'~
CURE Piles.
Piles ore induced by hablsual conseipa-
ton, debility. indigestion. or = morbid
condition Of the liver. A cure Is best
effected by the use OF Ayers riIls. John
Lazarus, St. John. y. B.. writes; 81 was
cured Of the PIlcs by the use Of Ayers
Pill4 They not only cured me Of that
dimgreeable disorder. but gave me new
lIfe and hezlth.s
nr~~wa~4n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-27

HsG-kTAC0SfA sTRA,e
Z $780, Eatioe NtmpanyS
Nose< n<ef. j. q Pxrker 49,.
leave Tacoma every Monday. V'1
nnu Friday. nt 3 q M. ana
seattle train. car yirg frve~kS r.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-27

III Uu31U1[S91En
Hena,cArs ~ usually lnanred ~ 60
szveues, iDilzestion. foul atuxnneh, q
ssher d<r.ngrmenss Of ths digestive ~.
zen, md rnzy b easily cured b. the use
cf Ayer's PiIls. lErs Mzry A. scoss.
rsrslzn1, Nc. writes: 81 had suffered
dresasnEly fran ski Headache, and
thou.As myself incurahlc. Disorder of
Tie ssomacA caused D. Ayer's PzI1s cured
NJ entirely
CURE olL1oueue9o.
John c. Fs:tison. Lowell. xsbr., writes:
II wss sftscked with Bilisus Fever, whirh
was followed By Janndicc- i was 90
dangerously IN. thst my friends despaired
Of my recover. I commenced taking
Ayers Czfharsic Pits, and soon rrxsined
my customary strength snd vizor. feel
certsin that | owe my recovery to your
invaluable Pills.
CURE INDIGESTION.
Ayer's rills act directly on the digestive
and assimilssiye organs. Influencing heath
fuI action. impsrsiag strength. and eradi-
eating disease. G. ". Mooney, waila
walla, W. r.. writes: ~ have suffered
from Dyspepsia and Liver troubles for
years past I found no permsncnt relief.
until commenced taking Ayers Pills,
which have elected . complete cure
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PuereGRArns eslY o.

On and aftef April 1ss MocLAux 4
QuIRx viii make you photographs ~ -
per sossn. finished IN their very bsst
style. api
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-27

d. r. jenkins. phnsoersp6eF. sf SEQ
end and CoiumbiA strsets. 10 Furnishing
biz patrons nrss-siass cabinets 81 ~ 50
3 oxsD. aRz
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FOR SALE.

THr HULL OF A STEAMBOAT.
| esiis ss~s rear, e c<<zrsa for sase vrEy
chseB fsr cash
For farsAs- pAr.s~ziz-s zr~ly 20 the en-.
-incfr a. the sse<rner Jeephsne. e 1eal-
~. o. - ]. W. BANK a1ni>is<rxxnr Il
t. x<sass 4 4. aAsaA - 1sAhsek. Wssh
Ten. apxofu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-27

Mn DELLA WrnosR 10 nov located
With Mrs- ~. A. WISH, Seaftie Millinery
sore. fFoat ssree1, and = prepared "a
DO dfcssmakine 10 all ne branobes, and
vail slss give Instructions N cuttine
and htsSnR By neg system. ar6 I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-27

sCur FaErosr HAfas. "-Oor spring
goods ARRIVING ~ cheap freight enables
us 10 give the pabiio the benefit thereof.
We otter clean. new eoods and nothing
shsp worn, at prieea without parallel IN
the history Of Seattle.
mise ToxLAs q SrxoxnaGAx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-27

Hssdachs nay be relieved By using
Ksrrsr's Pssscra apl7smvl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-27

D. x. HOWARD, SOLE osns
VII. from aafe. car y the Un1114
mail On Hoods Canal. mnklMx
weekly tr1ps 20 Seattle. t<ee<1
beck every Mandny ard FfidAy =
viii touch af PofT oambIs fo< -
or freixfL Arriving ~ Beet<1
afternoon reforming win ieavo
wkzrf II y oiei,ek every IT,
saturday m9rninx. takia4 ~ -
Port Gamble for s Abeck knd 0nl41
The steamer Jossphinc VIII tcn91
pocs for koft 6An6le every az
saturday. - { 10 passengers -
and receive orders for AZ potn50
Canal
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-27

The fsvsr with which DIR. Henley
Celery, Bet and Iron 10 met ~ the pob-
he 10 attrsbused 70 tee purify Of the
compound. and that u caasss en eject
~ rspsssrussd 10 do. Thcosaods of nef-
vnus peocle have reared tmneasnrsbie
benefits By its nse. Weak women and
os<rvofked rnea vii 6nd this tonic .
great Treasure. do
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-27

Dr.. Hesi-y's csas-y. Beef s.a Trs. ~
ssorrs lesf esfalHy a.d sisss s<sr iifs s-d
rs~sr. do
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Ker-r-s Px.srss b . sslizsie rsnsdy
for liver tscubssL asistmyf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-27

By The use OF Bockinahsms dys the
WHISPERS SAY BE- easily nsds . p>rma-
nenA nasnral brown. or black. - de-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-27

EnbrosdsrteA - sfytes, eat Per
Yard Ccfsses. 5 eensa Lass. iosares
Cor cenfaL 'fuxxAs q sUoxxMAx-
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% 20 per dozen for 6rst- clan cabinets
q PKrsxn's Ars studio. ap2
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Sold By AL Druggists.
J. {. Lowell.
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Undoe The ell Of Hsa1oo tbo follovine
bills Upre in1rodasod and referred
By Rsltou, at OAtitoenta, - gram
certain e.al soeks to ~ sisy and county
Of San FEnnotaoo.
b. Springer. Of Illinois, for The ID
missics 81 tbs whole Of Dakota into TN
union u states
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Dor and % create . bard for ~ arbi
sss.ion e soatrosssaass sstussn lsso'
By wilkins. Of Ohio, . preamble and
resolution reoitina that cue Of The propo
sitions contained In Ne tariA bill re-
ported 10 The House b. the WAYS an<
Means Committee b 10 pIacs On the ire
iiet I'll unmanu}aeturod WOODS; d Is q.
SEASON b q hand when The psoduc
grown daring the past PEAR 4 uaskessS
BY tbe grower; that Tie proposition 4
onncernina the action Of the House i
causing unnecessafy and serious l0es 4
cool RFovers without oootfibutipR an,
benefit 10 tbs people and deolariul
that IL 10 the aenas Of the Hsuse that III
wool sariG iohedule. % far - 10 relates
70 unmannfaesursd goods, should mo-
b. reduced.
By 0rosvsuor, 81 Ohio. resolution
rectsine that By the action Of Congress
IN reducing the tariff on wool that In
dustFy has been rendered unrs@uneFs
tive. and declaring IL TO to the sense o
The House that the tariG Of 1867 shosi(
be restored.
By NJ. Oufbvaite, from the Commit
tee 90 Pacific B always. bill TO amsnS
The various PAosfls Railway Acts. :,
provide for settlement growing out o
the issue Of bonds 70 aid In shs con
ssrucfion Of said railways and TO secur'
to the United States the payment Of 81
| Indebtedness. Of certain compznis
therein mentioned.
By Mr.. ONeil, Of Missouri. 4 rssola
iios sympAshisina With Mr.. Gixdston
in bis Efforts 70 secure free pariiawen
for Ifsisrd.
The eousideration Of the bill Gale,
up by Mr.. ncOreary, Of Hss York, =
estAbiise . suh-tFsasury 81 Louisville
Ky, consumed . portion Of the lnorninl
hour. No sesion vas taken.
The H.use then weat into commit
tee Of the whole. Mr.. Wsilboru, 81
Texas. Ia the chair. on the review oi
the Harbor Appropriated Bill, and
altar short dsoass sdj,osnsd.
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THE Co1GPANy's sx1k7
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The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29
OnlN HAIi AlINe.

There are hosts of men and womcr who, to coin a phrase, arc only ha. alive. That is to say, they have sel. dom, if ever, any appetite; are ner vous, weak, hdgetty and troubled by numberless small pains and aches. In the presence of vigorous, eXuOer ant vitality they seem mere p'eMics, Such persons are usually fond of dos ing themselves, swallowing in the course of a year enough drugs to stock any apothecary's snOp of aver. age dimensions. This, Of Courat, defeats instead of fuIthcting the enu Tn view, VIZ, the recovery of helllt and vigor. Were they to seek tt iron an unfaiIing source 0f vitality. h0S tetter's Stomach Bitters, now dHierent would be their Case. Then viso would return to their drDIIitatcs frames, the glow Of health 10 then wan cheeks, their treuUnng, uncrr tain gait would grow firm and elastic appetite, that gfandtst oi all sauces would give relish to the daily food were it ever so coarse, and refreshing sleep would crown lhe tdsGs oi ths day.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29
copp's List of Patented Mines.

Henry N. Copp, the land and min, ing lawyer of Washington, has issued a book of I5o pages, which gives lists of about 10000 mines patented by the United States up to January 8S0. These lists are arranged by states and territories, and hereunder by coun- ties and districts. It also gives in structions for the restoration of lost and obliterated corners of the public 
 This publication is added evidence of Mir. Copp's industry, and will, without doubt, be Tn every mine own CTS library. In 1t we observe many of the names of our wealthy and en- terpriSiug citizens. Parties Contem- plating the purchase of a mine can now ready determine ii it has been patented. The purchase of inpatient ed mines is a risky business, as law suits are frequently purchased at the same time. The book sells for fifty cents, and can be had through the newsdealcrs and of the publisher.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

evening, until the grass grows Tn nu- tritive value and the animals become to It. This is equally i'm portant for horses, COWS, and sheep, Horses that are not put to hard work Ire not usually harmed by grass, the 'clearing out" does them good. Brood mares, however, need more substantial feed. Work horses or oxen ,hould also have hay daily, but 1t the nay is low, and due consideration for the future prevents buying, they must have grain, which IS best fed ground and sprinkled upon chopped straw Fresh COWS generally do very well II they calve within month after being turned to grass. There will be little fear of milk fever or any trouble incl dent to feverish condition, but large milkers will need feed the second week or they will run down thln.- American Agriculturist.
 The Hereford cattle get their name from the country in England in which they originated. They are the prize tat beef cattle Of England. They and the Devons are the oldest known breeds of domeStiCated cattle. Their flesh is evenly distributed in streaks of red and white of the fat and lean. They are the nearest solid beef, with out waste, of any boyincs in existence. Nature seems even to have grudgcd their legs in her desire to make meal of them. They have been bred to beef for centuries and there is less waste in them for beef thar there is in ShorthornS. They are not great milk CTS in themselves, but when crossed with our native COWS, make useful dairy and farm animals. Crossed with Shorthorns, they would make very fine general purpose cattle. The Here, lords were introduced into this coun- try half a century or more ago, and they are now scattered into most parts of it. Whenever you see a dark rec COW with a white face and a white stripe down the back, that COW ha, Hereford blood. They are patient, good natured animals, and the steer. make valuable oxen, arc, popular 1T the west and make a greatly improy ing cross with the wild Texas cattle
 They are one of the best breeds fJI this purpose. The Herefords are re gular show cattle at western eXhibi tons, and take many prizes. Ther, i5 really no more valuable animal thaI they. The bulls deep brisket des cends in a solid weight of beef wei nigh to the grouud.-BJzeman Chro niCle.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29
Trees or tia. YsIlsy or Mexico.

A contract was lately concluded b. the Mexican Government with Mr. Oscar Droegc, to plant 2,oVo, ,ooo trees in the Valley of MeMco, within four years. The trees specified are chiefly ash, poplar, acacia, anu noun tain cedar, with a sufficient mdrgI" for miscellaneous kinds, LCcUrdlng to special conditions o( sIle and cnmtt- ; and the arrangements contemplate |" formation of nallDnal nurseries Il, which the study of scientific forestry may be pursued on d footing in some Gegree commensurate wIth its mpoi tance. The valley Was dcnsely wood' d in the time ot Momtezuma. wher. Cortez and the Spauranis entered tn" country. But the Spanillds burnt of and Gestroped the lLnb,r.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

Walter J. HrlI-PO. Flagstaff, Va yapaI Co.,, Ariz. Ranch, Volunteer Spring; range, San Francisco and Mogollon mountains; cattle branded II on left hip; ear mark, mortise in left ear; horses branded H on left jaw; all stock sold vented sheep brand cd H on left side of nose; ear mark, left ear cropped short or metallic tag, or both.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29
According to Hoyle.

A gentleman who is fond of whist says that he never enjoyed arubber so much as when he had rheumatism, and his wife cured it by rubbing S. Jacobs Oil. Then when he had a st. we're cold few doses of Red S.ar Cough Cure always effected a coIl, plcte cure.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

Chicago Tribune. A candidate for office rode up to mouse IT GIiead, Il., and asked for the herd of the family. Giles down in the field. !" said the tdterrs wne, 'oIrJ ,ne our d ig." i'What killed ne lag, askec tae officeseeker. fife Enled 1inseit hu<ing at candidates The end q ae rode away.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29

An Arizona paper of recent 'ddte has the following paragraph: "If our paper doesn't seem as bright as usual this week we beg our readers to over look the fact. Some durn fool came in on Monday while we were over at Al Blodgctt's and spilled all our mucllage. Now, We can do without ink, but the Ripsnorter must have muciIage if it Is to hold its place in a community. We have q right smart bunch oi brains, but we cont pre- .end to cover four sides of a paper at once. r. S.-We have bought a new bottle ot mucitIge, and warn the ornery cuss who spilled the last bottle that he will have to pay for lt or get a licking N. Y. TnhIne.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29
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 This question IS asScd by we'll known lady lecturer. Veil, We can do a great many things with thc1': one thing, we must take good care oi their health, and not let them run down and become senleeblcd, For ;he feminine ailments, whrCn may be sun med up in one word--aeDlllty, vt have a sovereign remedy ln Blown $ Iron Bitters, which I,As uone much good. Mss Mary Gie-nheId, oi Galatia, III writes. "8rown's lron B,tters cured me of nervousness, Ind,- geslion and general poor heath. Let the other young iddIeo td&e the hInt.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-29
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