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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-12-30

Having purchased OF Brown < Hos
kins their interest in tho Undertaking
business, l am now prepared to attend
to all calls in that line. ] will niso Mt
tend TO the repairing and uphol.toring
OF Furniture, etc. Shop on Commercial
street, mott door 10 brown & IIoskiub.
old stand.
Go. Y. +, pETERsus.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-12-30
= non.en,e... Nnienhnr.

Tho most coLvcnient, VARIABLE, md
novel bnsiuc.s. table, OF de,k calendar
for 1885, is the Columbia Bicyct, Cnlen.
dar. md Sttnh issued by The Pope M.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-12-30
WbnIcSnlc DisiuissaI O5 Hail



Ito San fRncisco ChrnDicIe says
nearly oue thousand employees Of the
Southern Pa iGc Company working in
many different capacities haze lately
been dismissed from the coinpsny's Eer.
vice. This "ho!rsnlo discharge work
hns,tqn going Oh inn qniet way for
noiily,n north. hDb tio disnIisrnls in
the payt foithigit have been very M.
mrrous. a lyrnt many itackmsn have
been dropped hom the raytoli as ~ell
as I4rse numbers Of h%nkeneu. switch
met, wt.tchinrn, and wnrehousemen.
Tie oder 81 disuli8s.i has not spared
the car repoirers either, aud they have
been ''lst ont wherever they coull BE-
spared. fEp,nr of Ito assistant SCENTS
al stations 81 TIE company ia various
pnrts Of the Stale. Nevada mud Atizonn
ara suifprerf. ns the order has gone
hbsond 10 oil parts o: tho compaDy's
system. Report snys that The order IL
tie result Of u desire on ihu pnrs Of The
company ID cut down EXPENSES, but
General superintendent Vii bore toll n
Chronicle rcfortef yesterday lhat il was
made merely because Of the sickness
Of business n, this Bcnlon. TIC com.
ptny hopes that business wil. improve
in tbs Spring, in which case they will
then employ a. lifgs u number OF men
no over. Sir. F.il1i3re remarked that
the nnml or discharged was nb1nt 800.
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A full limo Of samples for Fall md
Winter clothing oil hand. Over 200
samples to select from. Mndo M IN
the lalcst style. best OF trimming. A
good Gt guaranteed.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-12-30

The Ghesl stock Of Ladies' md Chill.
dren's Hats IN town, MISC mn cndles,
variety OF Notions and Fancy Goods.
which must be sesD:to be appreciated,
il g~tSstocK's.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-12-30
IiG 70 Y.

ST. CnAIE:-Im.s;ar Valley. this coun-
ty. December %. 1888, to the wife OF
l.. W. ST. Clair. Il daughter. Nine
pounds. ---.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-12-30

Those who desire fresh Groceries and
ns well ~ glasr ware. Quern..
ware, etc. should not fail TO c1nintnc
my stock mud prices before purchasing.
penny saved Ii M good as II penny
earned. and you can save money by
purchasing goods at home. carry y
stock Of reasonable goods aud
will sell nj Live nud Lot Live prices.
IL B.. II. CHASE.
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-
To rng EpfTog Daring the tsst week
II vas say good fortune 90 hear the 81
Johns snssIral -s<iety on two occasions
produce the Chimes of Normandy.
which Il 10 ~ given In Seattle on Tuesday
night. The opera WAS pfeSenfssi in Taco
ma On thursday and In Olympia on FIJI
day.
The character Of Gs~pand the nissr IL
fsnsiy rendered by = Z. Woodruff. In see
ing him one cannot help ha; conclude that
be employs the knss ledge acquired of
eeevutric characters during his employ
Iaent at the Insane Asylum Ms Carson
II Indeed a charming singer and Der sweet
voice captures her audience Al once Mr..
sesersosi. rs Henri. Is fasorite aud we'll
worthy 81 80 being. He has clear con
eeption 81 his tsrf and n fine. meloflous
voice. He probably. with experience.
ponid BE- more forward and expressive In
his manner In scenes calling forth affee-
ton Bur fhers l. q charm about his geIa-
slemanly difiidffiee which Is engaging.
Mrs. PcFrfysi enters fully into the feel
Jugs OF the different moods aud emotions
of Lerfoiettr. aud carries her audience with
her The crystal eisarncss 81 her voice
adds much to the thoroughness Of her feel
inEs.
Mr. CIsypooi makes an extremely funny
Bailii. His share and auties often con
suise the entire house with laughter
General o. krien needs no Introduction.
His voice Is probably the finest tenor In The
northwest, and never fails to touch the
heart OF all who love music.
The chorus Is well trained. and contains
a bevy Of young ladies who delight the eye
with beauty aud the ear with song. They
are bsroming quite used 90 the stage, yet
sin retain their freshness Of hammer. which
Is pleasing g,,pa the stage.
Altogether the production II not one wbit
behind what 9oiiid be expected Of n pro-
fssssienai tFoape. and for local organiza-
ton l. more ibaa one would anticipate.
1he snail stage aud poor accommodations
~ rseoma eausesi some Inconvenience in
tire matter Of entrances aud exits, and also
cfamped the singers. At Olympia. where
the stage WIS ample. all went Ike magic,
and the opera WAS bisiily satisfactory
Meme should miss this treat who can posi-
bly, attend. NJ
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$50 LOTS In MAZLEWOOD ADDTTION
Two close Ia xadson
S175 LOTS NEAR JACKSON sr7uur
aBsaufuyhw
100 ACRES OF WATER FRONT NEAR SEATTLE.

After yor hare ts-gzinei for ere o. rsor-
lgs. saczil ,oa. through sirknsss or acr!aesg..
beccge preszef for r.5sry. sou asvs oai, T.
present ,O1r CHEEKS 80 ZEE o.7k sad fhey vi.
os cssbed on &c so. for tnslr iuil Ease vaus
Yon &c thsrr'ors. By tins orsssa sas ps vi.
iezes &c sEsr, iEstfet agsfnst sceiisss Yen
are your s.sssgrrr std Ia Il r. and a. tie a ~.
tis~ "a owner VI vslsaSle pfoJs-rfy.
n I'D yca AZ say ii5ss however, pr cent
tie ct.exs ~ ossk Tor fsssf.ss tAsy VII be
rssasdistess Esfsas- fas fofxsrstsits - sni
q. ihersey nsi eli tsisss ef pnsrass 4 IN
a. Z l44t
We eGsf a 60 ssa Opportunity apf .a-.p
yon 10 l.5y cox. poa'i e4it 81 fi-se SAD rfr.
NseHe'. 70 Ffcgf SoR sss g f.off sr.lfy n essisx
cnsis have SssFh' escE sd sseh ios a lew
aaes.as $50 fox - fasc2 sga nos l. &c sc. a 70
E.ash.
IA 2 es lrcssl.r- 20 .zz.tss hs~ 81 Il ez.r,
ssr Il. Sc S1as s0faer sscss t.esosr lie
aoeo ara bszs<s fgesa fhs asvAfsc>.
fsasss' nsiasaf>l railroads are loae;zs for
seattle
HszEfsesurirg is aea-shis- sss grexfp-
s1sz kessrss srSwsE-
usS.sf:.i eszss-ss-ee % IL STATE Of fztxans.Ei
TAs a4iiy rsssrs are Aid s1sa = ssuns, Of
ues ssieE3EzeS.
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THE REDNEy.

vtsss~rs Rrsn Pert Townsend Ia
situate . Lodge Here
The fosIostns nsesabefs 81 she Port Iosn-
send i8szs ~ the Independent Order 81 Red
rnen srrixexf in s<sstse ~ l p,esoek p. "a.
o. Institute totzc 81 that order herr.
~. m. ". Leafned. q. v. ~ y. 7.
Afssxnss. sses<rs: D. r. Thinks. prophet.
A. q. H<rxnesn. seBssT sszAlnsse.
= " i1rkhar7. isss11s saxsH1se
& w. Walker. hrss pow SOW FrAak i!1k.
ssepssd rsw WOW: T. Tefssr~u. xrszrf ~
the xixwasa; Thos- HnftsS. guard Of tie
sosrs. Js@ tstehsfd, art esssap. l. l.
tale, AcsSnd esa8p.
Jsvsrss-~f.eD VI Jenes. ". v. jesrssssi.
Clans stsrrBer. Mitchell Thurstoss.
HiarFxsys---Eussne ThgrsscTs- Jss~- fielgaf-
dow. ~ rr4nuefi. Fhss. Finn J. 4. Kuhn.
Geo. Hubbard, lame. white. John Amber.
sas. aea sykes. j y. Mcintyre.
Thry we're met al tbr wharf b cifizrus
snd ! band and escorted up iowa The
evening was devoted 80 Initiating eandi-
4sfes ard perfsking Of banquet IN the
Rniyhf 81 pyfhian ball A. 5 o'risrk fh.s
iaafniug the third degree bad Just been
ysaeIsed. and the essirers had not bessl
elected an h0ns later
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HOW TO Guy LAND.


IL tAo&e e-s.TDus .! tay5g r-oVsyiv 90
t'ass, sa - g {. Ia rsEss7y a9fc.s et4 Lad
iasds. we cees rAs fslsewing:
Ne xsa Hos yer fra three ass Shs 10
ave sosSs' flz1e. SO "a Eg 70 tke isasi gas Re.
sect
We asarss neitas pTem'an nez ;riassst "a
tis.s p@srzs ga. asd gil g-Fe yOz asss.4e:y
de-
"a is9l stler1 AZ are l.Lsu rzs.sGs = ea-
s-az a eslf Hss - OF fhs v3ssazice. Tssy lay
%esi ana az 3Isfszs s1ts.
We rsqciss ee.y 10 pr esrs. n az earns.
10 EsT saa - xiif s.ss err i4ss easek sar M
& o. sui q eac4 AID every 81 ,seqzaas pay
1e1G
sscHss bssx Al + ssss3s :ssssse AZ sszis< =
z<sa<.gS s-1 .aF sissser a sNnssg.s sal D III
sesss La. hzss Essss ssSa oet5ge u:...
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roa,r,can nRE,lrrrs.

Tsae notification r,antatttsa ~ the b.
rahiIgssn caavxaii "a y iH csN - iiarftsiss
~ u,sas 81 he Fourth ~ gssg
: Ii Is expected thai sisfgssS Re esssfo3 q,
Aaiue wisi fsSs tae stump g. Ssse rs,
sslAssiis.y-2.A aRd slressa,i, ssia ta&f tsss
" SrtFcesssa sag FtxsGsiirs i2st WAY -
hafs.sssst axslt.sl sss isi3,s az.
A .n.sz,s s,tss ~ tbs rNs-HisT2 alsssssst15ss
~ .fs ls.awaset Esszhtseaa ftis g sals IS
M Jtate 81. S. New NsHs e. tcEa. ~
wafs eg ssse seassie ss.a sssssiala..s = !siaa
~ essa. sasasss,
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w.sh,nrton Feat. Oreran.

PORTLAND, June 2s.-Ths report Of DR..
Atkinsau 10 the Pacific Coast Conference
of Congregational churches, now In ses-
slua here, shows that Washington Terri
tory has now more churches, more minis
tiers. more members of the church. than
Oregon, and that the increase during the
past year was larger In Washington Terri
tory thau Oregon
The fifteenth hunual session OF the State
Medical society met here to-day. and post
poned all discussion Of professional topics
till tO-inarrtsw
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rSouu4 II ALASKA.



n ssesm sehsouer Len. phteA azvfr~a
from Ataszs yesserd4y. sspuxHS - sess
Of . sessous rs1tnn fght Ahssf fve
wseks a4p te<fy II pnNpeesxs enenxe1
srvsrsl askn yatdIsss . <zssJ thefr ~
rnxr ftsm ne heA1 - n.s1ssQgs e -
< 800 rss rseSie. sat ten4 q Chfheaf
lp1iss. iasrrssrsd az si.;asd .sss -. e
800 sssd lrkfrx svxy tb<lr bastsesk
lit <nsard G~or<e. ehs~a = ~ rsskss.
US seus1rd 80 .szsxsf s<sprrzs<sy- y
he a6r.y TIE se<aDd chief 81 -
Cajttats wns Killed. ne RS rAs
ssaslzy gnzs<ed By fsx wfstex. ts~e<zw uss
taken 70 HIS terri zhd His rssrds frss,rL
Dnriax he asxzs Hszae 81 the tEslexss
esse<rrd hts teas ssd Stalled hfn u nfre
pgneev. He rss fnrnd <ssd. ~ h.s sss<1d
In s;ss nngSnfnr TIE snstser ssd ssefs.n<
- s<rsoas thai chr whites sere st'5zr1 q
sess<t 10 fhe Hesr~<t tssr f9r sailitsrJ sssass.
sn~e, frNpeessrs arr tseDzasn< uEst1
ssous sentnr5nx snts that Jssi 81 US
rxz-s<.t-x
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The Tenehrrs Convention.

esn FRANCISCO, June 26.--The excursion
committee of the National Educational As
sociatipn has Issued a circular giving de-
tails OF excursions already arranged Tor.
and the entertainment of teachers attend
Ing the convention of that body In July
next. The circular also furnishes infor-
nation concerning special rates made by
steamship aud railroad companies for Wis
itors. most of which rates have been pub.
Iishcd. Ten thousand eiucuiars were sent
tsa<t ff,-.lay
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Ysaai4,iss 30 & aEeu5s- > iltR o. aa r. lse
sa ans fHgs IA ls cra esrs5f .es l - assgs-
.es-. het Ss3Eesn 4nt res ti4e h. ISIS sV; e
h hats t2ss ei.s lrsas s.st "a fsf ash l.I-slt
su1tstilzs,s & d tsfrs r ratsss sas
ga 2gat II r. tse ecfs sst fasss SEA
nsz = tksi VII Esnsals az fafs4fsi' s.f..sr-
sNfs. sid IS u vau,s as 4. 4 Sl2A atsf
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Seattle is ;hs ess.e- % spgyiy 70 Ian M
81 sae Tue; scnad 5iaris;s
B.iissa csia-ub Aad Alsska losk 70 ~ - =
iasee fsopoEsisn OF lssir goreFAl IsensD
u .. Il seiiaosy AMI supplies
tbs whals-sis bsusss @, sen ye,s. Psir
deiehi /. Bssiss, chicfs1 ss5 a franel.
resag Eliza sesftis a. the NcTsh fsci5c 1T
aot arc fgh:,ss toots s1d bal ssr rsf -
fcnsse.
Ever week be x,as he ss.ss issmsSt q
o = E5sary II oar nti&st fos tie s4is % is1~
crctio1 OF Ikeif gssos.
Gahis sxrS cone@c'i /. BETH ssds at the TT
Eish n.aDy o:sss imooft.1t sssEpiisess ss'
a qaes.ss1 q a sea weskss
- sssss saa>oss AID tAs1szsfs Of sihsss
tbs 3ga Ns-sin -ssas esfi. ~ AS ~.
l. srs'sa Vsss.na.1s IsFeisefy for yoE.
hess a n 80 : ysQtt4bie Fissz. ~ Zen -
hers los iaTss rssnl. bay satle pr'cei s's'a1
snch eYrrsadeas a. Il .ay pr1qsrt3 70 ~ I,
eastern ssssz n s2e- t2ss car ovs bs's.
eso drss iatsssss 90 .ass ss3asy u fs-S -
bSn8Ets Of a. sgsrgss.
ne EN- sci 70 soi ZOE tea PER eess. ezeiF0
than ~ cas- sxiy e5ys from t1is 3Sse-
epE.ns szS fae.lsl4s sill E4so he y M -
fss3 ca Feei esiks pTsces a. . w.si LAM ~
1s1sers. L. xsa bsisg ihsza 60.
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NEW ApvERrIsEMENrs.
To the Voters of Seattle.

4 T THE RFQrR-T oF MANY FRIENDS
II have consented 20 become oandi-
date for the Office uf Chief OF Police. HAY
Ing served on the force for over four years
the dates Of the office viii not be strange
10 me and u elected viii do my utmost
enforced. 4 II. MANNING.
trz4ta tapfsiu 81 police
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is--AcDoesAlL--In seattle. at the
residence OF The officiating clergyman.
John y. Damon, June 18Th. William II.
Marshall. OF Newcastle. kiue county. and
Miss wiilinmmine McDougali, OF New.
easils-eusTyne, England.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

rIN3 TtE aENnEEss ~ SEATfI.r NOOK
! easi tas,ieft ,,mfAnv Ne. r. "a Eseaa
tsTa hsFing rosfnrns wise d. usl iaisss.i g.
suga Qet ie she psrs4s see gAf tosfth %
talY VIII riessls tissa iar sszsr ctfs fa Ehe
gCiapSug oftrcss SO u 81 ga fhai daV Hf
ascer ~ TE NiNAN
FeHcmsn = &. &i-tc. NAi
seattle v, B.. yaas .a- issA ~ &
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Portland sstssxaranrer,
MAnRIEp.

fosTtsSD. June g6.--The immigration
hoard to-day contracted for $500 worth Of
advertising In dii'erent Eastern papers.
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SEATTLE WOOD YARD.


DrRfya PART ~ VACATION. Ms
/ tissas1- ,ssi riec iassras.'ou - ta.e
eTEg AaEE,s lz-laass s13 .seeslie
ek o. tsaslsssl az5,eT 81 r.fis- P.a
h-s w4nE ~ ft. l1ssEts ssi5 Ns2
Fafssa ts a. sfs eesa-si ltslas--s .srs,iee
50 s-. sssea f1E' AID ssasa1
saf-<tf'-.ss4lsu sSsasssg. Jas 81 ss-3s3
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Paanr. isn,l Il. Fasf ass: = sneis s2s 81 g
rsstn hss wafd - sae'sld q y ssft -
teep -. 4sseGas 1ssSasss
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H0YT BROS. s. co.
Saw rzill4, wood and ig~sa verk-
lag machinery, engines, ball
e. sad hestIuWs Hsilt aad
factory aaPp1faz.
What Q Blessing to asthers.

tiL - 81 al.ssl-
81 e, tsifh & Co, NarsEfrs.
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BIDS.

DIns WANTED FOR CLEARING THREE
- lnj-. Apply - +. CALVERT, ftss
<tsffh Third >fFst,f f...lTsf
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Notice Of Dissolution.

THE UNDERSIGNED coPARTSERsHIP
i will expire by Limitation June IS. 1854
All bills or claims against said firm must
be paid and collected by @. Fendi- who
win continue said firm. q. F0SDl,
June Is. lsss. jessre " PARIsfO.
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LOST AND FOUND
MISCELLANEOUS


w NrED-rCRNIsHED OR uNFuR-
w ntshea room In private family by a
gentleman. No objection TO music or chill
,lren. Address ?. @. Box u. city, iea6 81
NOR sAT.E--GoOD PAYING HOTEL. AND
Il bar business in hop country. Address
A. T. HoTAI4NG eco, this city. ie2e I'm
w AxTEp 10 PURCHASE, An IL.
w terest In n good paying cigar store.
restaurant or chop house. Address Cash,
ihls ntlite. lc9 ~
N-ANfED.-ro RENT. EIGHT OR TEN
w unfurnlSaed rooms suitable for lodg-
ing house, in good location. Address RE
sronsihlc, this o.iicc. ie2i 81
WANTED. - To RENT, A VACANT
w room IN good location suitable for a
cigar store, restaurant or chop house. Adj
dress "hiisiaess. this Office. je2l q
( NroTfCE.-AiI. ACCOUNTS AGAINST
~ the steamer Nellie prior io Jams ?, and
against the steamer Manroe prior to June
-. WEI be settled hy W :. NAYFIEIp
I Addrcss, i2t second and stewart st. ie2Sti2
WANTED. - GENTLEMAN nEs.R RING
w private heard 10 call IN MRS. e. l.
FOSTER, Terrace, between Fourth and
+ Fifth jc2s 1T
w ANTED.-CAPITAi. A NNSUFaC-
w turing business In S.astlc. doing
well. With large profits. wants $4,000 cap
+ lisl - Increase its plant. Address p. o.
+ Box ST jes3 Ira
1 w ANTEp-sI.L PERSONS WHO HAVE
w fefrained from insuFing their dwell
ingS on aeccuRi OF high rates fn cali az the
Office IF n RSEii. ENtsl.E 4 LEWIS, in 90
eitsutai Block. the eldest Insurance agcn-
/ - IN seattle, where insurance is now writ,
ten or dwellings and furniture AT IRON 20
70 - per cent Of ferner rates. iesi e.
niENG AND CLEANiSG.--Ir YDr
~ want your old clothes essane.i nr dyed
aud made ike new. ~ to J. Bresan;s as
DYE House. 2ss Main sireef Seattle. safis
faetlass guaranteed. All w-~k done.
AfoSEY 10 IoAsy. IN SINS To SUIT
: ~ ai>ss$l .a2ysyed rffy aud farm prop
efts ~ lowest RATES No delay liz CLOSING
lesna r. BowDkS, Leo Columbia street:
i<S3w
MONEY To f0AS--oS LINZ STOCK.
vi household fttrtfsurn. sacrci. andise. etc
or PERSONAL note. COMPTON. MILLER &
co. James street. OPP csSstr Ctrt dental deli
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NOR SALE - SECONDHAND FU.SI-
Il tgre, all ia good condition; reasonable
terms. Call ut fs2 James street ielgtf
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I,OR SALE - HOUSE AND LOT ON
i northeast cerner Of Seventh and Co
lanhla streets, for sale cheap. Inquire sn
the premises. ie2l Ct
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L>oR sALE-cHoIcE REs-pExeE LOTS
II withis fhrce-quarters OF mile from
Opera Block and one block from street cars.
at ZOO, &7oc, $500 and 500 ecea. A. A.
BELL. room 5. Opera Block. ny.2tf
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IsOR SALE - DESIRABLE LOTS on
T. Lake Enioa. by j. ;. MAGGS. je2s I'm
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Tor SAILED ACRES or TIMBER
i land In snohoinish county--twelve mil
lion feet Of fir-ts per acre. Bush & Boar
man, Butter block. myI3tf
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"ANfED.-rO RENT. EIGHT OR TEN
w unfuFnlsaed rooms suitable for lodg-
ing house, in good location. Address RE
gtsans,hl, this Office iegt ST
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27

uraSTRp. - GENTLEMAN DIES. RING
w private beard 10 call IN MRS. e. /.
FOSTER, Terrace, between. Fourth and
ftffh. ieas ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27

NANTEn.-CAPITAi- A NASUFaC-
w turing business In S.astlc. doing
well. With large profits. wants $4,000 cap
lial ~ iuereRse Its plant Address p. o.
Box 81. je99 Ira
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27

NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS AGAINST
~ the steamer Nellie prior to Juns 2, and
against the steamer Manros prior tn June
-. WEI be settled hv ". : NAYFIEip
Address, ist Second and stewart -. je2sti2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27

Lrog sAfE.-FoUR LOTS IN YEsLER's
J. hrs; addition, block "A. cleared; cheap
for cash. Owner there ia 81
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w ANrED- rCRNIsHED OR uNFuR-
w nishea room In private family by a
gentleman. No objection 10 music or chill
,iren. Address p. O. Box Is. city, iea6 st
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NOR sALE--A FIRsT-CLAsS TOURIST
l. ticket over e. Y. X. r. from Victoria
30 Toronto. Canada Good going until
November 9Th. Inquire AZ Oregon Loig-
ing House, Front street. ie.,6 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27

UANTED.-To PURCHASE, An IN
w terest In n good paying cigar store.
restaurant or chop house. Address Cash, .
this office. jca4 e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27

NANTED. - To RENT. A VACANT
w room In good location suitable for a
cigar store. restaurant or chop house. Adj
dress Cuisines" this Office je2l q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-27

NOR saLE--s4n. RESTAURANT CEN
II fraiiy located: rent low. Address
BOX II. city. je2z -
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-30
PETER FANCOLI

HAS REMOVED FROM SOUTHEAST COR
Ii ner Second and streets to the CALIF0R-
MA HOTEL, 1925 Front street, between and
K, where he will be pleased TO meet his old
friends and patrons. Inns
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-30
Startling Discovery.

The discovery by the inhabitants of a
locality hitherto unvislted by the pestilent
scourge of fever and ague, that it exists in
their very midst, is decidedly startling
Such discoveries are made at every season,
in every part of the Union. Subsequently,
when 1t is ascert8ined as it invariably is at
such times, through the valuable expert
ence of some one who has been benefited
and cured, that Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers is thoroughly efficacious eradcator
OF the malarial poison, and a means of for
Trying the system against it. a feeling of
more security and tranquility reigus
throughout the whole neighborhood. Be
sides the febrile forms of malaria disease,
dumb sgue and ague cake are removed by
the potent action of the Bitters, to which
science also gives its sanction as remedy
for rheumatism, dyspepsia, constipation,
liver complaint. debility, kidney troubles,
and all other diseases impairing the organs
of digestion and assimilation.