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Tn. Steamer N.,,,. sunk

SNomoNisH, Nov a-The steamer Nellie.
en- route for Seattle, yestcrda ran on the
flats near the mouth of the Snohomish
river and sank. There was no mail to-day.
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COUNTY RETURNS.


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rer,.dv free nom complications; easy to
nse- and SO harmless that il can be admin
isfered to the youngest children with i'm
punity. Sent to any address upon receipt
of 81
We append few of the many thousand
,.nsoliettrd testimonials we have In our pos
session to show that the "Carboiic smoke
Rsil,, has met with and is entitled to I'm
prsrsdenied SUCCESS. No medicine ever In
vented has become SO popular over mil
ion s.Smoke Balls in use, ana we HAVE
Frro NEAR THE FIRST COMPLAINT.
I had liberation of the lungs. Used to
throw up cHpsfHll of Stth7e and corruption.
often Eaired nth blood. Ny head was
stopped up with terrible case OF ca'arrh
used the remedies according TO directions
smoke Ball and Debeliatorl. and in three
weeks time was az well rs ever was.
Fl. ScHAKEL, 5o2 Market St, S r..
was attacked with hay fever regularly
fer q wears. Breathing through the nasal
passage was an impossieility. / began to
use the carbolic Smoke Ball. and / am COM
pletely cured. Sworn TO. C. HIcKsoS, III. ID
/ had what is termed catarrh of the head
and throat / used the "Carbolic Smoke
Ball. and ii completely cured me-
ALBERT HALL, p kearney St
Can add my testimony tc<the efficacy of
s'Carbolic Smoke Ball" II cured me OF
severe cold and periodical headache. can
TCCOHulCuu - W antthC oaANAAAe $780,
head, throat or lung trouble.
THEo. REICHERf,
Surveyor-tIeneral, California.
Carbokc Smoke Ball cured me ct asthma.
JOHN +. WALLACE,
supt. western Union Tel Co., Indianapolis.
II cured me of the worst kind of catarrh.
GEO. M. r. NEwcoNR,
Bookkeeper l., 3. & W. Z. r., Indianapolis;
By use of 4 half Smoke Ball / was cured
of catarrh. REV. A. P. STOUT,
Author of Chronology of Christ's Life, and
other works, Indianapolis.
The remedies, aSmoke Ball'' and "De-
beilater, are for sale at Stewart & Co. s,
Keilogg's, Lang's and Hssbrouck's, Seattle
and at Stewart & Bros, and Bonney's, Ia
coma.
Price of Full Treatment, $500.
iulsatuth Ask your druggist for IL.
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rnx,s Mnr. rxxAz Jane q. sas-Tke
swift Apcc1ac Company, Atlsnta- GA-Gen.
fxe<ncn Ons OF ny c6iidfe8 VS. tru1hled
with FAsvnatzx1. AID bciis fer abeus two
ci.e. bst vi<kost rro1k, sad hsgsn 3 despair
yow s.ifrs speclse: Afs1 - n.A asea
snd shs = nCw hsle. beAxg and heaehy
Fd twelve 49, 80 "a e a 1900 800 - ~
anA psrmAnsas ezra n c. WAsseUl
R1z Hnz. No. July Z. 1s1-Ihe Swift
Epscfac Co, Atlanta, Ga--Gentiensa: Our
dEsas mi vhsn bss tAree veeks Old broke
fron ss-ersi sood dossars. sas 1isSs1i ssy
special benedx We tried = & q. and ~ tbs
time one bottle was gone her heAA began 70
scs~s Is Sc z q. sae cured kc~ &c
keaxty child. feel it but NJ duty 20 make
sais statement. Respectfully, h !. 6HoEx-
s cs.s s,.sss TE.. ysss q ,ss.Iss
Ia rs confractst blood pcssca. sd ~ once
sought physctsnt who treef.d ne for Gy-
erai mensn.; b kis sdsscs we.t Q c.s
treatment wss csref1fly osserved. ireeoT-
cred. ~ thought. bus tho next spRinS pira-
pes begsn 60 eppear on my fscs and body
ming Ulcers was advised 70 Try q q 8, and
Immediately after taking Il I eommsacst 70
Improve. slowly a. nnf. blt moro rapsdiy
Afterwards, and Eoon nothing remained to
tell Of my trouble. NJ blood u now thor
ouxhiy cleaused. and my system free froa
tatrr and I owe my present conditlon-a
perfect czre-to your medicine. Icheerfuliy
give thls statement THAI others who have
suffered - have may reap The same bene1s
HARDY II. BcRT, u Wesx Ninth st.
HcxKn. La, Nay =, lsss-The Swim Specific
Co., Atlanta. GA-0entiemen About two
years ago my general health gave way e-,-
tireiy. I was 80 debtlita ted that almo~t
dcspafred cf ever feeling wen again AL
that the physicians done Tor me brought re
permanent relief. Friends insisted that
should give s. 5. 8. a fair TRIAL, although
thought tt would be throwing away none.
After taking 6 thorough course. my heaitsi
aad strength returned, and must say tia.
d 3. = alone cured me. ss discarded all
others while using t.. As a tonic can MOS.
heartily recommend II for general debility,
tt certainly Is specific. w. +. BRID6Es, Up.
HOMER. LA.-Tk know Mr.. W. r. Bridges, and
VIII say that his statement is correct.
JosErH SHELTON. Druggist
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases ma,issi
free- TEE SWIFT SPzcIF7c Co.. Drawer S,
Atlanta Ga.
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- Ssss.s s.ssalaS ~ seats aesFlss sc
AS szs2 saa IT. y art ta< -se. Toklxs.
:. s. csss&n s Ia
assessasy Mensisisx. al the grades; SEQ
sastE txsdtsrasfk ssEasshe1 board fokt.s.
ssakesA,Aa 4 Ce
fres, Dsitons dancing <chaal FrSd.xz
q - p n 5nF3nEse class safurssrx Il
, p n q nzrn<g hat
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A CARD.

The TYPE and PRINTING MATERIAL
used on this paper is from the foundry OF
PALMER & RAY, and the same gives en-
tire satisfaction.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT PUB. CO.
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- Yonk .rock nrYlrn-

Nxw YosK. New e.--Tha stock market
to-day presented very few features. and, a.
usual for the past week, extremely dull ex-
eept on a few stocks. OF which the coal
stocks. Union Pacific and Missour! Pacific
Northern Pacific and Oregon Trans
continental In the afternoon. The
close was quiet but firm 10 stronger,
small fractions above the open
Lac figures
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SEW SnEk MERCHANDISE NaRKEr.
Nsw YoEk. NOV, s.-Hofe Steady aad
quiet
Conge-opilaas steady sales 400 bars.
including Ncscsnber 81 aNala -, ne
eeinbcS ~ sssis ~, January sIS &ssIs s..
February SIS -sSi3 20. Msgch SIS s4Sla S.
sassr- Raw quiet aud fra; refined dull
81 s.
Lead Nominal, domestic g. IS.
Iia-dull straits So q.
Bar silver. 81 sc.
Petroleum opeaet stfong a. - * and al.
taneed 70 : 8 in early trading, aftsg
rssrkgi then F4iiiea 90 Western Buying aud
closed trN a. Slsa
CHICAGO FaopccE gsEgrr
C3ucAdo. Nag. 9-Waesi closed iFrszu-
Jar: cash 81 rs neeemeefSl Isl. Jsuussy
81 I9A., Nav 81 lsz-
Casa-Firfa. cash at.e. December
tes.c, SsnusTy sr. NAY q flfe
,geis,-.steaay; casa 80 =, iierelabef 81 sg
Fers FtTm. cash aaa Esresrahsr sl4 ..
JsasGry sls -, Mas a. o
isrt~-Steaay casa = y iseecnlss
$ se's Isnaafs 5 Ia, Msy = 90
CHIC AGO EsvE ksvzK sAsKEs
cafe tsu. %aT z,t3s--Eferi a.
o.. s'rengy heeyns xssS - sicssa S.a
sinssers sad feeders sSN ao gs1ss catsie
81 yssa, Western rangers 81 fel q
Hogs kece.vis, 1850, slow aa1 ac lower
s. saa5 o.
shtsp--i.szsipts asEN ssrorr naaves
Fsst =, wsstctas s. sss =. Tsssrs s. -
uvEsFoos esAss 0abkEr
EpEErtl, Hs9. f--sF Is asH 5eaazd
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cARBOuc SMOKE BALL.
The Greatest Anti-Septie
Remedy Known.

The complete treat
ment comprises the
.-Carbolic 5 IN o / G
Ball- and aDebelia-
tor Package The
Smoke BAH lasts for
months, and is al
ways ready for use.
The De b e lstor
makes q half gallon
of medicine, and Is
used only once =
day, as per dfrec-
tons Thus we pos
itively assert that
we have the most
inexpensive RENE
dy on earth. and q
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DIR. GEO. "a. REICH.

DIR. H. ID. ER,
GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
VI Pennsylvania, makes specially Of
diseases of the eye, ear and throat. Treats
private, chronic aud skin diseases. Re
moves cancer, tumors and ulcers without
pain or use of the knife.
Office, corner Third and Cherry streets.
Hours, a. m. to 4 D. m.
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Proposals Wanted.
10000 CORDS WOOD.

DRoPosAIs WILL BE RECEIVED AT
/ the Office OF the Puget Sound Iron
Company, Irondale, Washington Territory,
for emitting $500 cordsof wood. PROPOSALS
will be considered for the whole amount.
or In lots OF 1900 cords. The timber viii
be furnished parties. Proposals will alse
be considered for the cutting aud delivery
sf the wood to the furnace. The company
reserves the right 10 reject any and all pro-
posals For further particulars apply to
the office Of the Puget Sound Iron Com
psny. Irondale. w. u.
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EREN SMTTH.

LIN. 4 II. <<oH&s
physician & SURGEON, ROOM IL,
1 Colonial block, cerner Second and
Columbia streets. Office hours 10 to II,
to and nights. Telephone Us.
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DIR. H. G. JOHNSON,
DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. ROOMS
i 50 and 60, Yesler block, Mill street.
Residence, OF Mill street, between Eighth
and Ninth streets. Telephone 256
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September, 1888.
Having thoroughly overhauled these
presses in our own machine shops, we can
guarantee them to be in good running
order.
TERMS: We viii sell these machines
for partial cash payment, giving time on
balance, and will take secondhand ma
chimes in trade. Any parties desiring sec
ond-hand presses viii do well to write us,
as we are constantly receiving bargains.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-14
N. y. Gs:LDAGER,
Agent for the
Emplre Femce RlnchIne,

EmpiFe FoNCe NbnChIne,
With which substantial fence can be
made on the ground very rapidly and at
slight cot. The machine is light md
portable, and with It fence can be
made OF any kind of pickets with mry
sized wire, from telegraph to NJ. 1G,
using any number of strands from two
T., i've. The machine aud q sample Of
its work n,ay be- seen at
LAWRENCE BARROWS' SALOON.
A cordial invitation is extended to all to
examine this machine and its work.
n. Il. GuIdaRer,
Agent.
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PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS.
Adopted Mt the Democratic state
Convention in Virginia city,
Nevada, May II, 1858.

Ine DeInOcratlc party OF the stat OF NevA-
da, in Convention assembled, reaflirns it's de-
votion to the Federal Union and. to the Con-
stitution of the United States and its amend
ments. and hereby readopts the principles of
constitutional government promulgated by
the Democratic National Convention of 1854
and affirmed by the people in the election of
Grover Cleveland and Thomas A. Hendricks,
President and VIce-President OF the United
States.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND INDoRsED.
We congratulate the country upon the sue
cessfnl administration OF President CIeve-
land.
He has mainta' ned the pt ace and dignity of
the nation; has upheld Public Credit; has re-
duce public expenses; has restored millions
of acres to the public domain, and has impair
TALLY enforced the laws throughout the length
and breadth of the land.
Under his wise and bcneficent administrs-
ton the whole country is enjoying remarkable
prosperity and all sectional feeling has been
obliterated.
The Democracy of Nevada recommend hi
denomination, and invite all liberal-minded
men, irrespective of past party predictions,
to unite with them in rc-electing him.
THE TARIFF QUESTION.
We fully opproyc of the efforts Of the Demo-
cratic Representatives in Congress to perform
the pledge made by the last National Demo-
cratic Convention to reform and remove taxes,
TO the end that the labor of the country be re-
ueyed of Onerous and unnecessary burdens.
We denounce the present iffsystem, which
creates an annual surplus OF S155 900, 900 In the
National Treasury, by taxing the every day
necessities Of our farmers, miners and labor
ers for the benefit of protected Eastern manu-
ia turers 80 for every dollar that goes into the
| Tire ssury, and which does not protect the Ia
borer. We declare that taxation should lie
| limited to the requirements of governments,
| and that the burden of taxation should rest
upon those who use luxuries rather than upon
those who use only the neccssaries Of life.
FREE COINAGE OF SILVER ADVOCATED.
We favor the free coinage of silver now en-.
| joyed by gold, or, in lieu thereof, the right OF
deposit in all of the Mints of gold and silver
bul ION, for which certificates shall be issued
payable In coin in the same manner that Unit
| ed States notes are now payable; said certif
Gates TO be legal tender for all debts, and tho
| depositor to be entitled to receive in certif
| Gates of such denomination as he prefers one
! dollar for every twenty-five and eight.tcnthi
grains of standard gold and one dollar TO,
every four hundred and twelve and hal
grains Of standard silver so deposited, and We
instruct the delegates appointed by this Con
vention TO the National Democratic Conven
tion to use all honorable efforts to have thii
resolution adopted rs part Of the platform o
! the National Convention.
We congratulate the people oftbis State ths
the publican party, I'm It's convention lately
| assembled at winnemuccs, in its false charge
AGAINST the President Of the United states, bai
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THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

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payable in advances:
one year. --...-----.----......... 80 UO
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ents per month.
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transmission through the mails as second
class mail matter.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

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been obliged to resort to the record of the Re-
publican party in its infamous characterization
of silver, as an illustration in its attempt to
sustain its false charges.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-14
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM

The Democratic party OF Nev ada favors such
rules and regulations for the civil service as
will secure honest, capable and deserving pub
lie officers; but whore honesty, ability AID
merit are equal, we believe that there would
be both Justice and wisdom in giving prefer
ence to those who would .harmonize in princi-
pie and policy with the party having the res
possibility Of Administered. on.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-14

The system of non-sectarian public schools
established in this State is an essential part
of our free institutions, and VIC heartily fhvor
it's liberal maintenance as provided by our
Constitution ard laws, and by such other laws
In accordance with our Constitution a. will
bring its benefits to every child in the State.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

LAks nlchixan pssys upee ~ eeenr snd,
a. se< Ass 5Eeisr - bEeAk ysor tssl a. the
izlsz5 lEz.esd 81 the nas2i<ad. n spI&Is<
u lsozclDs up. and ~ IL the wkste fors %
tar hill 2nd tlsss ~ eyes. what > thai
hase building On the brow of ths eiar Oh
tosasd sh< Aunexf
4ez. IL Is tast ossnd Hofsl ssrnsmsd
Plank 8 which wsz buiis there year s<e ~
HleeiksEs no great F<ilro~a oo2p4nzes.
Ybs Grand RAPIDS saa ln&<sns and A1cal-
F&n CsnEF4l Railroad loz2pansss tokrtsef
with tie Dstzoil SAD CssSslsAa steam Ass-
lgs tiol Conp2sy. x1oh l1s bes1 writes
about tkls mssk moth f&terD. but II wt>
ssrs cil1e1ig last year fer feseers 70 fek.lSs
the msunoth proportisas Of the eciDo<
without scEasl evidence ef The same hut
those Who visited he plack sttefwxrc soon
ress siaed the trutk sf sH thai lad beck
said Of It's siksntss dinenxio1S - vel -
tie necessity Il lks same ioF the
sooonz<sSsIson Of tks public -oT
the houss siuaesl ffo1s the asg al It,
Opening xss iull 70 eyssEesikg Within
the lxss two lnslghs large wlEE hss been
kniis wkleA g.tss ss additional tvo hCu-
dreo roems- Mr.. PlaEk Has bs<n or Tia
snounas for sonslins sapsr1ntenciEg The
Improvements and eetiEg his isros of
helpers organised 90 ss 90 d. effective work
when the rush c0kses- Skilled and ex-
gsrieDesd employees have been engaged
throughout this season. and rsserters can
expect 70 be politely treated Grand hsp-
| ids people will recognize behina tns cashier q
| deSk +. Il. Peterson. for some time with the
| Peninsnlar Club. Of lhis city while 4. i.
Bslden. Of Ashland, viii have chsrre of the
roomiaE. L. n. Ponoeist. from The Ar
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

sxury guest The sstss for bokId 90 Oo1u0
and - q kls Il Of the be<<-
ons II he besl kHesn hgurss pn tbs -
land ls ne lonx. lxEk fo<H of James ".
1~s1a. proprietor ui <hs Jahn (sons Assoz
Houss "Grencpe" O4tis hes = eoAlAi
s1alls and friendly uord tof every body !.
His laugh 10 ~ hsar<y - ever siLhooxh
when the writer 80 hiza 81 ~ssk hs hkd
developed an alsrznlneis relikteUs tors of
niad. ~lsiek xss tro..xht On ty Wait -
Dotfsik when ths E-ks we're thora- The
JOAN Jxn>e Asfeg y said old hoass alwa<s
10 bs relied upon. .iohn hoesn. the hand
seas ehssf clerk, Ass ot late eeveiepeo az
enormous upoo(ecae which. hoWese<. VII
mol inseriers VIII I1s b1sInsss of ne hesel.
ihs scoon Oedeflons ale H9cd--tts uhoie
o9ilaaaf 10 nuAqaely clean snc The sstas Are
4.sa resseAxi,ie. k&ckinso u . oentroi
psslDf 1or sxcarsieus . hszxkbersne
localities frcm H ere oss readily
reach eslly. ona oonas psssu nskIiy every
kenr 81 the day. sltkof s4siskasd ~ Meek
iEsw Cfy 81 fssnt ~ fgnsss heis bissc
Islxae. skillif<lss IAght. Pcisf 81. Hsisss
lafhL Nasroxkssos, ar the Chensaux. or
sos e1sels kesf LAskL the fflezf - the
6raSl Lake. and sKosiied ~ kuf enc in
Anaefiss One csn star fer days nshlne
fss rsout bass OF pickefes, er Cor . ploEic
10 he gone nearly ell dsy and return IN
eoad lime fer supper: 81 any one " no sc<k.
Iast. lying IN the shsoe of the junipel
bushes. or the hillside IN the soft sunsy
southern exposure. qusffing deep orsoFtts
of Aesith giving air. will prove Il q bef1sr
taf;ic mere inxigarsting than sny oio win&
OF phys'cisns prescriptions thai could pos-
slbiy - taken.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

There is no question but that every pst-
rtotic American should zee the islano of
Msckirac before be dies. II you arr al the
South come up 10 Cincinnati and taks the
@. II. & J.. train st the G. IA. A D.. Depot.
and you viii ride straight through In sls-
giant coaches or luxurisnt sleepers 20 the
beat thai conveys you 10 the Island. There
10 not IN al this western country q bett<r
managed road. or one that has . more oour-
teous and able set of officers than the q.
r. a /. Railroad. lts general Offices ere
located IN this city. w. O. Bufbarf IL the
President w. r Shelby Vice Presi-
dent, G. l.. Lockwood General Pss-
sengsr Agent {. L.. ein General
Freight Agent. Ihls Isnlenalo road
portsnt great East and West thorough b fare.
and st Cincinnati. Richmond sne Fort
Wayne connects with the vast Southern,
Southeastern and South western systep,s ef
railroads. Cincinnati gives its name 10
seventeen different roads and 10 one Of the
most important railroad centres IN the
country. The Grand Rapids 4 Indiana
Queen city and With all Of these important
liDss. Grand Rapids IL very proud Of ~rhs
Fishing lane" lie route running by and
through the most famous 1shing bedf and
bunting gro unds IN ali the Mesf.
To 70 20 Mackinac. then, or any Of
Northern NichiEsn's famous resor.s. you
should. IL you tFsyel bv rail, take the Grand
Rapids g. indiana Railroad. which runs a
distance Of nearly 500 miiet directly north
and south, and has connections and makes
tourists rates with nearly every railroad Of
importance in the United States. ksckinsc
can also be reached by water from either
Detroit or Chicago, OF any Of
the smaller places on the shores
Of the biz lakes. For further 10
formation about these resorts and
the way 20 Get there you should spr,ly 10 G.
j.. Lock wood, q. Y. A, q. T. A.. l. Railroad.
q rand RAPID = Mich. The road has but
recsDtly reduced their mileage tickets from
sZs' TO SO for 600 miles and slso make
special rates 20 tourists ss mentioned
above
The splendid Woodruff sleepiDr cara aud
luxurious chair cark are run on the o. x a
l. trsfns.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

- - ssngvs - prsU~s tAs rsss<t 49,
nanA TIE secUt u tniz Srs~ta . Get
lad - dzs1ess<. Ckaxissekx. By rsnsos of
10 asfursl sdysnEsxes IL eiiusks zsd saz-
rseAdissz. q peculiarly aesptsa for > sun-
nsr fssoEt Taoss tsia s<Frazs Of ear more
sssthsfo iafitzds. hzy fessr sa5 Eslzns
srs slnszs fQfrsst~n Asfs. fhaz susGls hfs-
xsing s.nskhiBz sbey eaii ozsas does
ziFseiss sS N2srissolx. Ola ssd yoanx
5r.nk q - saut xrss ss.Lkazsx and sGxoass<
fue a<1<x hAlf IT tie ssefs< Lea n TIE he<
thn< ths nenbsrs 20 hack 10 ths.r bo1ss
1yiaR 95v<rti>elzsnks Il hsA.th-kzvf1z
Passt--<Ass thsy Prs - & and vork Or a.
I1s 4alanlszos s1mmer rssSFs Assoe.sr
tien hare sfsctst Epa ho<ss ths Serve
1ers>r At tas lead u Pi1s Lake. s1s Of tbs
az>z1 bssatifsl spots "a Michigan. whtls .
shsis army u ne n<mbsrs ssss sotIssss
"a u>s :nn<t.sls neShoorhoet- Ins
tatcaRo Resort Club have ane hotel and 3
.arge nanbeF Of cottages Just epposils The
kstzm szoo krounds. Aad srs locked upon
- tas Sn4rssscax psopss - qa.ts e<slr-
snls secssslos - Lhsir village.
The Hs&akAi. C4ly nszs<,
the oaly frsE class public hotel open the
Foaad, has last changed hands and Is now
opsrzlsd ~ 1ir. c. H Bali. veil known a.
an cd travelling man. formerly with Root.
suzs & Co.. Of Detroit. Mr.. Bail has
spsng q good sun Of money Ia
repainting. repairing and rsflrnishing
iais hotsl and Is keepins nrsi-elsss hotel
as syerf old travelling man would want q
hotel kept. His rates arc only s. per day
bat Bills Of fAvs are sarnisn sd every day
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
SHADY StdA

Formerly and perhaps moro extensively
known as Scott Landing as You approach
Ottawa Beach And Macatawa Park on Black
Lade. has been purchased by w. A. VIII
liams- OF Holland, Michigan. who has
SHARED neither expenssor time in remodsl-
lrg tht entire hotel and surroundings.
S1ady Side applicaoly expresses the sitna-
tion. ard one is charmed from the Begin
ming with the realistic beauty which pre-
sents itself to the eye of admirers OF naLure's
beautiful. Certainly there can not ne found
more charming grounds in all Michigan
and 10 add more to the appearance of the
surroundings Dir. Williams has two pet
squirrels which play merrily among the
trees end make great sport for those visit
ing Shady Side. The hotel has been hand
somslv pa2ered. making it equally beauti-
IA! j. the interior 10 that of most of TIE
fss,a aole hotels In the cities. and Mr..
Williams promises his personal attention
will be given 10 the superintending OF the
eafSbles as well as entertaining his guests
otherwise. He also owns half interest in
the steamer Mscstava, which makes regu-