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The Arizona sentinel., 1886-12-18
EHi10LE-AGE0 MEN

WhO are troubled with too frequent eVacu- tion of the bladder, often accompanied by slight smarting or burning sensation, and weakening of the system in manner they cannot account for, Ropy Sediment in the urine, etc. Many die of this difficulty igno- rant of the cause, which is the second stage of seminal weakness.
 Cares Guaranteed in all such cases.
 Consultation free. Thorough examina- tion and advice, including chemical analysis and microscopic examination of the urine, 5. An honest opinion given in every case.
 The following Medicines supplied at the prices named: Sir AstIey Cooper Vital Ressorotive, 5 bottle, or four times the ,uantitv el0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-07

Mrs. GLADSTONE 1t has been the
happy fortune o. great British politi-
clans 10 have wives who aided them
In bearing the cares OF oface, and
made their private existence blessed.
Not more 70 Pitt was the ACCOM-
plished companion Of his labors, or
20 Fox the lovely being who exer-
cised her spell upon him to the last,
than Is the wife Of the great minister
10 his honored and glorious age. Mrs
Gladstone Is no longer a rare visitor
% the House OF Commons. She Is q
tail, distinguished looking woman,
following her husband in the silver
gray Of years but az his side al
ways. either Ia literal truth or in the
closest sympathy. Her face Is strong,
keen and refued A forehead rather
high than broad, full. bright eyes,
rich with feeling, q long. straight
nose, high af rs joining with the
forehead. 4 sympathetic mouth, 9
clear. sdnoTous voice, simple, state
IN manner, gracious and womanly, q
style 81 dress suited to her age and
siaiiou-Snch are Der exterior char
acterixtIcS Who does not rejoice
that she has lived 10 behold the lan-
rsls oa her husbands head, and that
he has her 10 walk with him 70 the
not distant cad. Il was my priv.
sege 70 express 10 her the admiFation
With which In cur own coantFy bis
efforts Tor the betierment OF maa and
governments are observed, and her
response showed thai she. e well e
be, finds IN this vasler sympathy q
deeper happiness -MArgarsi +. Sui
Ivan "a New York Sun.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-07

On the principle that every moth
or thinks her child the brightest,
every band mill manufacturer thinks
his mill is the greatest Roman Of
them all. No sooner does it 60 on
record that q particular make Of
baud nill has scored 9 big days
work, than the maker Of some other
mill jumps 70 bis feet with figures on
his tongues end that lay the other
fellow 0at cold The figures which
have from time 10 time been made
public show that there are several
mills capable of doing fast work.
The idea cherished not long ago that
the band mill must necessarily be q
slow lumber producing machine, has
been rooted out. Perfection here
below Is rarely found, il is said,
therefore he who looks for perfec-
ton 10 a band saw mill will be likely
not to fad It. While by no means 3
new machine, the eye of the lnven-
tor has not been riveted TO the band
mill to any great extent until recent
". The mill was conceived and
then lay neglected for years. But
now improvements win be made
the patent Office reports already
show that. Some Of these patents
win undoubtedly play the part Of the
viii o. the wisp; but out Of such a
mass there must surely come some
good. The users of band saws can
learn TO advantage one thing, how
ever, that will never be laid down in
the patent reports, and that is 10 at.
tach plenty Of power to their mills.
The impression has got abroad that
II requires less power TO drive a band
mill than 1t does a circular. az i'm
pressioH that leads to disappointment.
Not a few OF the band mills IN use
are staggering along simply because
they are not driven by sufficient pow
er TO give them vim, a condition that
would prevent the best band min in
existence from making q favorable
showing.-N. w. Lnmberman.
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SHERIFFS SAL

IN THE DISTRICT c0CRT fof 1U
] Third Judicial District % Wasti1z
ritory. holdinE tofnns az eGaifla
No. 4e69-9ohn @. Brauliann, rlzItI
Aihert Brewster, sarah "A Ranton auN
inglon Iron Works. defendanfs
Under and By virtue OF On ordsr q
sued out Of The above named ooait. "
aa0ve entitled action, datfd the Ia
July. 1885. AID 20 ne directed and 1
have duly isVied upon the pr1pe
erihed IN haid oeior q sale and e
toWit:
Fhs west h.h q he following a
Iands BaHaniug az point
bears east ave chain and three ii1Ea
she Qukrter.seolion corler from The
ives line between sections aiEhs q 80 a.
aBfeen fl1l township twenty dsc
range 4 est. and running themes ~
chaiDs, lhencs south 46 chEins iiH1as EA
As gees, vest 883 chains 70 th6
Lake Onion, tbenea nofihWeaifriF Ma
meanders Of s4i4 lAks 10 4 polnt WA N
dne Wesi 2t.9l chains from IRE an
ton corner on the north and a1dlt
tween sections sixteen 8ni seT1rIe1a ~
toWnship and range. thence eaEt 81 M
lhencg north 2 81 chains. thent1 e ~
chains 70 the shore 81 LAks uaiea. |I
aof3hWesierly with the mo1ndfa H
$3.50 NHAtANN NNNN"N NN"INN|
south snd s. 03 chains east 90 iha eaA
tion corner on tha casa and weA
tween sections eight and segaE ~
NORTH 20 the place Of boalnaIn1. ~
10 81 90 are. ons'hsf Of wtifa 3 ~
conveyed.
Notics Is therefore hereby glTta Iszf i
Saturday, she 2lst dag eaNH
INST. le80.
At the hour Of 10 O'Clock a. M. 81 S W
he Court HouEe door. u a.
SETTLE. King county, WashinaI1r
vii. In obedience b eaid oreal a -
above described property, qf - al1St ..
~ may be neceRsary 8 satisfy -
IN said action, togelhef via lnss1
CO.'S, It public auction, 10 Aa N
bidaer, for cash
Dated az seattle, the aolh day ~ 1n'4.
1.H Mra44N
iyla sasriaoi Elna county. .. I.
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MsCKI.LANn,.E.
SHERIFFS SIR

IN TIE DISTRICT ror,,
y lAlra dutlrial Dshicf q mn
Ass. q ~, 70 aanS terms a. aua7aa
No %tae--fsgarvills o. Hs,is- wv.
lAure1ce Sephtn Bacsh. a
Aeaier. nn1 hArias Mia - =
ser, ccna, iners. soing hnrI1-.e x.
a1lle q Aain ; Winches =. a 49, III
Nl1or ard ~ Tirt1e q A -
est tae - ~ nsned er'r'7 y
emitted aeaon. caIed thaalue
s>ce, a1d y nle 4ireete9 ana arli-. 4
aaiF leF1aA upcn TIE nrunns7~ A
said erder q sale. Aad q $780,.
faose eeEiala psreela e 1r.-'e :.
uAied sod oeiof Ia King c,nef- l -
AerEiiosy, describe a. foiinrs,
n action - iowRship Is ns1,e 49,.
easa consisting eleven acrrs, 49,. M
IL q contAieet aad d.scflhe5 q 4.
. pointo We sheEe Of Lake rni.~
cenier q hiEh stree2 tuta1rnse
ISIS, 80 E,npins taence wen slssr AZ.
- lll-e =. Ma s.lset q pclas I-t
- se-,ss ne q y ne stz-sl Ices s.
nogth along he center o. ga w.. =.
the center 81 fsrrszut sirs.l- -, y
q Lake unios; thence nlosr 81. - .'1
q said l4ks % the p,acs q hs.i,.-....
clndlng q hlacks "A. ia. lf m s. ~
fiacfiqaal block 70 the elsi an X, X "a IA
she SAID hlrcks and stress hal.r
known - kdca aediticn No ~ a.
seattle, hluE ccantg. Nashlnr q ~
Notice 3 therefore hefeny 1lsn.
saturday. abs 9Iat aav -
kSS6,
Al the hour Of o'elock n u - ss
q the Cgnrt House d9uF, IN AZ m.
attle, King u1anty. Waahinaten p
win, IN oeestence % Raaa or1M 4 ~
ne above described prups-,r =
thereof e. may b nsceisuIT = -. 81
judgment In sd aciien. win l1iss-'s 3
and Gusts. q public auc1lln & - 49,
bldaer for caah. H
kseo. ]. "A MuaA
snsriG q Kinq esAai1
Burke Hailer. atisneys ~ 81
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SHERIFF'S SAIL.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT NQ1t tlIA
4 Third Jud ciai district OF
Territory, holding terms at eaatil4
No. g. IS enrlefia ~ Heiief
W Laurence 8. Booth and deoIF q q
Ter, Charles Main and ~ Il. Nine
copartner8 doing business ua1s5 -
name Of Main 3 Wtnche ~, g
Under and By virtue 81 % Greer g
iasued out Of the above nBw4
the above entitled actian aalf4
day Of July. iss J. and 10 ma asf
delivered, ! have duly leNie4
property Described II eala ese4
as follows. ioyFit:
one-quarter lE / 81 81 y nn1
west one quarter Cf he -
quarter Is VI o. 81 a aoa t1t
0ne-Quarte, 81 the southwest
l-E I 81 SW y Ia section f1
also, all Of the we oue BOT
on half lWf e. W. % nertI
f3il. all IN township twenty e
Notice 3 therefore hsrsb1 siFea - g
Saturday. Ehe 21st Gay q 4
IS86,
At the hour Of I O'Clock y. ~
day, Il the Court h1as4
the city Of seattle aln9 eq4. -
iHgion Territory. ] WI ~
said order Of saie. sell he o114e 49,.
property, or 10 much t1eleA =
necessary % satisfy the iu18 -. s. A
acfion, with interest thereon .r "
public anction. 70 the hlEneA
Dated At seattle he ala dag sAQ
III NCo
sheriff o. King cosl ~.
Burke q Haller, a1tofnelt =
tiR
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Notice Of Final Pro

Us. LAMB oFzIcR an otreS.s
IQF IA
Notice . hereby given lh1I HrT4t6 T.
LfNDSLkH has aled notice a. fIl|s7|. 4
make dsai proof before ~ 5al.t s S. =,
abscnce the 0lerk 81 the piswI ' n
al once IN Ssastla ". r., On 81 N
9Th day o. 6eniember, A. b iR8 81
stead Application No. 3iia. fpr ne m & =
SW 4 section .. 3 y ofSE \ al ~
81 \ Of section 80 towDshlp 8 n -
4 iaat.
He pames e. Witnesses II. Hr
Bent. freea, lanes freei n1
Plough, al of Seattie, W. n.
JoANN. 1aHN1
iy22nu26 Register n ~ f49f s. I.
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c. &P. S. B. B.
TIVE TABLE


nor FRANKLIN. BLACK Ola AfOND
Tan. =
For Newcastle and intermediate stations
daily. ~ s. 80 and l0sio e. N, and 4 3. ~.
Returning arrive 81 seattle from Coda
river extension az 4:l0 D. m, and from
Newcastle branch az 9sz0 q. M. Nm. go
and sap. N.
kunaing time to Franklin, 2h. SON.
Running time 70 Neweastie 4 n n m
In effect April q 1885.
PUGET SOUND SHORE RAILROAD
Trains leave Seattle for Kent. stack
Junction, sumner. Puyallup and Tacoma
az $40 q m. ana 2ss5 D. 10.
Returning leave Tacoma AZ 4 n. m A.
irving 81 seattle at go 8. n.
Local leaves stuck Junction Tor Seattle
- $40 &. M. and arrives az 10 a. n.
7. j. Mll4NEi< suuerin fenda.t
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HMG8EGEEoG I0Ilt9 44A64 AaA-4N
City 1lmee
When the rich mineral districts Of
Fultnre. Arin, Wera developed. large
mining camps were establishes
thxonged with euteTpFising prospec-
tors. ard al went well save che sup
ply Of mail matter, which came 70
hand only once q week Petition
afler petition Was forwarded %
Wnshingt0o urging the necessity d
increasing the mall supply. bat the
department was deaf % al entrea-
lies, aad made no reply whalever %
the repeated demands. Everybody
was il indignant despair. when Prof.
Geo. s.. Treadwell, & noted mining
engineer. undertook The apparently
impossible task Of securing q daily
mail.
The Professor went 70 work DELHI
erAtely 70 prepare a supply Of tin aud
wooden boxes, and e. each outgoing
mail forwarded 70 the Postmaster
General the finest obiainable samples
Of Arizona products Of horned toads,
lizards. centipeaes. scorpions and
tarantnlas, finally winding up with
40 extraordinary specimen OF the
rattlesnake species. Each Of these
was accompanied By = long and
graphic description, from the scien-
tic standpoint, of its origin, genus.
habits. etc, and 20 each letter was
added 3 postscript; II shall keep
up the supply - long as Arizona
furnishes anything novel or strange,
or until our mail facilities are prop
erly increased
The officials Of the department
were az first rather pleased by the
packages Of natural curi0sities. and
did not catch on 10 the drift Of the
thing until the tWenty-sev speci-
men, 3 fine ratlle-snake, came safely
20 hand. Then new light broke In
upon the postofice people, and they
became immensely tired Of the
horned toads and 'sich. The Pro
lessor was duly visited by q letter Of
thanks for bis contribution 10 science
and the suggestion politely made
that the Postmaster General would
take Il as favor If be would cease
RENTING any more specimens. A
postscript was added, however, BY
the corresponding clerk, which read
about Is follows: "For Gods sake
don't send any more Of this sort Of
stuff and you can have anything In
the department you want" Mall
service was increased 70 daily, and
no more insect or reptile c0nsign-
ments were received.
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NalICe q FInaI 90.


Us LASD osrros Al orsn1s W.
lnl1 IS
Noiios 4 hereby slvon l6a t1 a
KENYON has hled nolice a e &
make dnal proof belora Gl2 um& e ss Iss'
trict C0un, az his oacn Al sA6isiA
on Friday. The aIfh dag af Aafa A N
1855, 80 Presumption D. 3. ny IN
IVA Of section q, toWna1tp q d|I.lh. l..I.
5 east.
Be names as Wftueallsi iota A|fzI|4
Of Kent, ". r. John HerI1E. IS st
and Jacob 1aoksan. Of olo1E CHak VI
JOHN ". oQMKT
fy12au26 Register of I'm iAMa NA.
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TIE ncR ANA aIiIc1s1 sloaid net fall 70 eall On
him- The Doctor has visited the hospitals e
h1Fope and obtained . great deal q valuable
Information when be L eompstent 70 impair
70 thosa IN need 81 his services. Oh. otRbOk
VII mako no charge unless be e1ects . cure
Persons cufsd a. home. CAL Or write. Al
communicAtions strictly conAdential. Gsnc
I'm dollars fog . packARe Of medicine. Al,
dress Oh. ]. 2. 0TRBON, Box 1851, san Fran.
cisco. Gal Heutioa Pos
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LOOK Her 81

4 HAVE 50 ACRES or Cu6ase 4.
4 rlcnlturai land situated On q I'm En-
and. Skngif county, w. N. wA
rods Of . beautiful bay. which =
for land or other good choles s.s.'.'
situated n lowe or cd uluinr n - a 81
land was locat q b me many g.1.s -
AZ . time when had The choice
Title 6oVernment patent
~ AlarenBo Iowa county Iowa
jyEw2 W. A BAkTH0f fIs
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION CO
Carrying the y. 8. Mall.
Tacoma, SsaiIls 1 Port Townsend Rouls

ONE OF THE W. So -
& +. Cos steamers -
Washington or Edlthln
viii run daily between fnooma aud fs,,rf
IoWnernd, leaving Tacoma upan arrival
o. tain and touching At Scartle. PORT
Madison, orr G4mble' Port Ludlow and
Port Town end. Returning leave Port
love send every day laxcept 6uRdayl ct
o'clock p. m.
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STEAMER TRAVEL, ETU
For Port Washington,
Port Orchard and
Dogfish Bay.

TIE STEAMER SEATTLE
- vii ieave the head q Pot
W4shingiou fcs seattle On Noada4f asa -
DAYS = q M vili lekEe heaa o. Port Orchard
q e.sQ q a; 8iiehtil's Al 10 . n Penn
White and PoFaEs q II .. N: and vii srsfgs
e sealtle q p ID Heturuinr % Pr, Wa.h
ne % and PoTt Orchard, uil lesva Harrtsa
ton sSniih'a sharf TaeadAys aad Sc srdass
a. 80 a m
On wedneadays ~ Q .. n. win isava he'd o.
DoSaea Aay fsF ssA ti~s itavo Pafnt Whifr
and f-rtano a. II q n. RetnzniuH alil lssrc
1eattie o. uame day at4 p.m
kars nm any fofn On Pult Washfnxtou ~
Pot Orchar1. toe. bowen PERI. 4sa
Jys John n. kIHnE Msasar
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SEATTLE-NHATcnM RnnTE.

The steamer ~ X WERWHN win
ieave Seattle every sunday, Tuesday anc
tnarssiAs evening. 3 o'clock for NYhafcom
calling e Mukilteo, Tulaiip CouperlilE
Oak haroor, Utsalady, Laconner. Eidalgo
AnAcoreoa Guomea, Samiah. Fairhayen
beilinEham and Sehoma
helnTnzng. VIII le9vo Whatcom every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
ln&a, Is 3 O'Clock, for Seattle, CALM
intermediate points on the way.
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE


- aNA =
DlspensAy No.G2
Kaaruy stroet, Sar
ErAncisoos Estab
nshed 10 1854, fas
the traatmant o.
sexual aad 6omlnal
Diseases, such -
0oNoRKa9A, dLEn
oLMcIuhn, 8KRH1.
|L1s ~ all its forms,
4 SEMINAL WkaKERas
and 0xRnoE.
Losn Of manhood
-
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OFVfrE o. THg Board ~ NtN
BlaFfTtL Eoa Inlef
n. RrrIl tcaoz. W. r JAY ~.
NOTICE IS n1kEBf oltst -.
N tractors desiring 20 ~ -
iaq stem Hesslna md Elecuie
~ new Hoaeitai forihs 10 49, = ~. r..
fcr IL this paper las maatA. iAaA ..s "A
receisiag bids for fbis work - a
sept msfr p lass q . o'eiacA :.
mast mafe zerarsie pr0ppas4
PLrnB 70. according % pl9rs
tIons nov "a A. u ihia o-tc.
Eaissn Incandsscsaf Elosirl1 A's.. -. -.
al a. urss. NiriaE. dFnnm1. 49, -. 8
Ing fha ssraa. sd The pI4cing . - ~
> wer lamps. With ufias 60 ss. n
lamps q rtquired. srHaN hAtA1.a " Nv
airsrt or fndreei radiziiCn. hiaN
ine % -1ppl5 b.iisg u uI<irAt
drive q - hoFzepogef s1Fl-
Il II nachlosry g. ad1itloe . 49, -.
f9r heaiinr. Al nsheT oonlii.11s -
Fasrt. 1fafnsi r. iorner eifs'
tsIs Work. nat d CO. Hiet VIA -
''''s - Az TUlI
M N. pH
nNO. d. 8ItA
fvS3 - nu1dlnq @
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w IL TT h S1v AZ
CHEZ Sc

rs THE Only RCII. CflE An FRESH
CHEESE acid II HeafiAa. Ask yoa era-
car ~ 6 a. eiEe desi = - ~ yrs,cer = -
kaeRa r. IAont he foo7 : si1h Callfaznsa
trash teeAaFe q u ekean<F, ~ caarss
akiNuatls niik ekaese sAza18 - ekasussr
Wklts E1ges Geese : hcaaa caanalsc
taEe. tce. gYii IN
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The low price Of cotton goods has
oansed q stoppaQe OF Work N all the
factories IN the neiehboFhoOd Of Fay
etteville, N. O
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Seattle a. Via: First Ward, II; Second
Ward. II; Third Ward. II; Fourth Ward, II.
The elections IA seattle viii Be held Al the
places Of holding city electiors n the seVefsl
wards. n. r. MAnDOCKs, Chairman.
FRED. =. sANDER Secretary. ~ "a dw
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=. K HOWARD, Sole Owner.
WI tom date cary TIE United State
mail On HoodB Canal making eeu1is
weekly trips 70 Seattle. feavfn1 49,
beck evezy Monday ard Friday ulofaIEsr
VIII touch 81 PuT4 Gan IL for rmaserar,ss
or freight arriving a. Seatfle IN -
Afternoon rufurlina VII leave Yefar's
Wher1 at "a o'clock every Tuesday nd
saturday mafulng. taking The mall ~
1ocE for Purt 0anhle every day eroerf
~ nrdaF. - & ke uasaeuEaFm and frelrkf
nd neceive ORDERS e1R ang polnt ca H0ads
IaAAA $50
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J. ". TARTE. 1Iasfsr,
WIN iaaFs Hesisr's wharf. seattle. evarr
Monday morninE g 2o'ciock. for
New IVES missfer and Yaneonrer. n G
via Port TownssnA and the Islands,
And Thursday movniAgs, as O'Clock. for
Fansouyer. direct. Via tie Islands ana
asmiahmoo.
The Evaneei strives q ysneanv.-
the DAY afteE leaving seattia. and After
remaining thano t1roe hours leaves a
her return sgip % Santto.
EeE tEsighl q pAeaags apply % GKO.
Eus4h1k azNn9s O. On board.
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At O'Clock p. n. 10 select delegates to the
Democratic Territorial Convention, ana 20
transact such ether business as may properly
csme before Il.
egate Tor each pracinct and one additional
delegate for each 50 vntes, Or fraction Of
%. cast for the head Of the Democratic ticket
81 the last general election. II l. recommend /:
ed that primaries be held IN the several PIE.
clucts on saturday, Augusi Z at oscisok D.
m. and Ia the city wards at the hour Of
followsi
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sEATTLE-SKAcIT RIYrR RnuIE

z be steamer DAISY VIII leave seattle
lor EkA8it river ana Wny rnrlH. oVery
Monday ane Thursday. rsturping Tues
days and FridnyB.
For freight and passage apply az Gem
panys once. On 1esiers wharf, o. on boar
the Doeta a. the same wharf
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10 So

E1KH ACRE FOR LAND ONE MfEE
A n9EthMes fsam The tnwa u EenfNn
ia kirE ceHGgy Mk4 haa Ia nAe : a.
acroe &aa upuari4. a sae esrty e Tim
haraain. DR. WAEh
- 2. q by IsS - ~ 3.
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DEMOCRRTC CONVENTION.

A Ii DEMOCRATS or KING COUNTY.
"A and al citizsns Of the county frFespec.
tive Of past political associations who can
unite with MS in an effort to secure the SOW.
eFei9nity Of he people and q pure and econ
omical administration OF affairs. are requested
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FIRE, MARINE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
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Trains will stop az stations marked
only when signaled-
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Salt Lake & Western
RAIL WAY.
On an after
Saturday, Dec. goth, ISSa.
Trains Will run as follows:

Ou dILcI
Saturday, Dec. goth, 1SS4.
Trains will run as follows:
STANDARD MOUNTAIN TINE.
Leave Lehi Junction at SIS am
Cedar Fort at..-........ go
SMILE Pass. 1910 9.
" Rush Valley st loss
Doremus at
Arrive Ironton at.........Il.35
Leave Ironton
Arrive at Silver City H.. ......... 100
Leave Silver City at .I220p.r
Arrive lronton at.............l2 S5
Leave Ironton at.........-.......l .4o
I Arrive az Doremus At 28
I Rush Valley at.... $40. "a
SMILE Pass ....... 80
Cedar Fort at....... 40
at Lehi Junction st..... Sis
Connects with Utah Central train leavin
Salt lake at 7.40 am.
Connects with Utah Central uain srriv
Ing at Salt Lake at SO pm.
W W. RITTER,
mar n Supt
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GoingEs
Going West.

Twenty minutes will be allowed at
Garfield on morning train for Break
fast
No freight win be received sfter4pm.
S. T. FENTON, WV. RITTER,
Gen. Fr'tand Pass. Ag't supt
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