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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-11
South Third ST. Improvement
<,rFleE az YHE cfTy ELTEz
~ TIKI ElTY ~ SEATTLE.
~ y f..t~

sgATrgx W. r.. july 8, 1879. }
Sossee Is hcreby gives % the owners 81
pruprrEv c .nxsezaAe4a hv ordinance No.
i.lxI. entitled sAa ordinances 70 widen.
extend aid establish Segfa Thiri Street. IN
the city OF Seattle, King euunfy. Washing
ton Territory, and - provide for the can-
eeuansfsnn 81 real estate necessary there
for that they fsse said property ogaers-
ara hereev required SC appoint ore person
~ art with i~a other Te<>oas fore 70 De
appointed by tire owners % ys-opersv eene-
5-fI nv fhr provisions cf said ssrss-
nance No f,l4l. aud ons - he sp-
pointed hr Fke MAYER os SAIL city
81 S-sfiaea in srprssslac ana assessing
damages a1aG benefits Within ard Tor TIE
assessment district. described ard eStse
isshesz by section Of said ordinance No.
T. i4I. IN accordance with the provisions of
section ini al sa scs Of rtse legislature 81
The serriTaTy oi Washington. eufitiea. IN
aeE 10 revise snsi amend the charter Il fhe
city Vf SEATTLE. approved February 4. 49,
said appointment is Ia &c msEe IN wiring
sud sssd with the city clerk OF the cry OF
seattle on sar before the 18th iay Of July.
A. n zssa {. W FERRIS. City Clerk.
First Publication OF this Notice SATURDAY.
Ink x.s1
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Commercial st. Improvement
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
oFTHs ITN OF SKATfLE-
..-r.r /. IA Il LII. = -


Notice Is hereby given @ the owners ri
property eoneeuiuei by ordinance Ne.
Tito. tnIitl.d An ordinance 70 widen and
ESTABLISH Com naercisi street in the City 0f
seattle. Washington territory, ana - pro-
vide Tor the condemnation ~ real estate
necessary therefor" thar they. the said
property Gamers. are hereby required g.
appoint cue person 10 act With two other
persons lone 10 be appointed 0y the
owners of property benefited by the prov
Sions of said ordinance No iIth and enc
ia pe appoi nted by the mayor of said city
OF SEATED in appFsising aud assessing
daasges and hauefigs within ami lor the
assessment district described snd esfah-
liShei b. secFio of said ordinance No.
lies, in accordance with he provisions OF
>etfisn l0i ri act Of the Legislature OF tho
territory 81 Washington, entitled, An act
- revise aud amend the charter uf the eitv
0f Seattle. app owed fehrHary . 1876
said aspoia faeut Is 20 6e made In WI t{nE
and tilvd with the city cleTk 81 the city of
seattle on or before the isth day OF
duly, 4. u lisa
g w Ferris, City Clark
First publication OF this notice, Saturday,
july q. fSsa.
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A nounLE ELkcTRIc TRACK.
MARKETS AND SHIPPING.
SEATTLE JULY 10

SEATTLE, July 10
The demand for hay Is strong, and the
market Is ia firm condition The 6rsi
neW hay oi the season was received today
from Ia Common, on tire schooner l.. J.
Perry. Like the major part Of this year
crop, il IS light, yet fairly good bay fhe
hay crop viii be very short this year. ow ing
ia the dearth al rain st the proper time.
Regarding this vel known commission
merchant said to-day; This years hay
crop is surprisingly short II wiil hot be
any over onehalf the size 81 last years
crop. Resides, thss wears hay viii not, as
= rGie, he a. good a. last years. All this
due e. the ,iraagh. I was Informed a iew
DAYS since that considerable hay east ~
the N euBtains 4 $40: worth cutting"
We quoted SIS per tan ia carload lots,
aud 60 per tou in Smsiler luts iocai
stocks are very small, and many book flr a
silt'eafas ap of prices.
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West Street Improvement.
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
or THE CRY or SEATTLE.
SEATTLE. ". I lusy9. iS@q

SEATTLE. ". L, july =. 1887
Notice is hereby given To the owners 81
property benefited by ordinance y >. l.tl6,
entitled IAN ordinance Ia locate. establish
and extend II pubic street. extending from
where West street inters,cts The north mar
ginal iine Of University street 70 the north
line of Tesler avenue. ana TO provide Ter
tue condemnation of real es' ATE necessary
therefor" thar they. the said property
owners, are hereby required 10 ~ point
one person 10 at with two uthsr persons
lone of whom Is 10 be apointed by the
ownels OF property 60 siemned by said
ordinance No. l,I46. aud one by the
mayor al said city 81 seattle. ia apprais-
ing and assessing damages aad oeueflts
within and for the asses meut district de-
ser bed and established b. section four OF
said ordinance No. LILO, in accordance
with tn. pr,,vis on of section lai OF an act
Of the legislature 81 tie territory Of Wash
ipefon, .uiitled. An scr Ia revise and
amend the charter Of the city Of seattle
approved February d ls@si" said appoint
mcut Is tn be made ia writing aud flied
with ttte city clers vi the city of Seattle Oh
or before the 18th dsv oi Jniy. A. II, lSsa
e. W. FERRIS CITY Cl~rk.
First publication OF this Notice July Q.
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ofy9t&a ATTAeKKn ~ JARAsEsE~ Tsse
wax'ftss - two Asi&efs "a she gsstgtaz
FSss4ss 90 aAfAv 5.ef Eeen fenrth snG FigtS,
weTe feeeaJtE ssasea, ard E,azaEs1asat Ms4s
rails - &astsoe E39eys 4 sSAFea W xrrsuf
80 lsvHs7t placed ~ Cons7 mssm Tnarr-
Ass EADfts. sHa ae Hegf e. ssss Assssas. a.
3sss s. sssex Yesterday sftssxsassa fEsz 8As
par <ea - gs8fsGg fhae watches TIE
Ss@sse = sNgl - e fspauesss. ass t7ss s4sst
siasse bad "a sszaggeF Nexssn rs sesssss
f7en 6s @Ss st4srKss tsw ahasss saeHss.
tssse Ass1 sseNF8~ssfHFSss Aas5 Fesazs ii
taz5s.sst T9ss constable fEs.Hz ssagqsgs.ss -
i@54sz easss sss - Ese saspe es Ess 3as Sc
Tara 4sfsfsa sass ssszaFT EF&zskasA TnsV
Ar SD ssh @s Ess# ssssssegss~ s4Hss
% AEe esfrsfssSrx reSsx*Es4 gsxaq-ssgsssa s.sss
ssaf e ~ s@abs~s2 Before Re sz5ss Efsssses
4 s.A@xge ~ fe>astang ess2seys 50 AsessAsss4
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Ey Vo's nf tAr Chamber - Commerce.
tAis fnud sent To- Charles Il. NfcAos foC
tssst ibe}loa. ke~gfsiHily,
1. :. IaL5N&a6E. secretary.
TIE re5eI eeTau}ften hiss 3 40 sacks Il
aeBT 2a band in Use kFlnarY, shtch 80 tn
- sof8
flse reyesst at Freasaveg Fefrv sl1uWs sssal
there Is = balance o{ Ssss4s-S7 ga hano
TAe tssslawi Bg contribution sas received
yesterday
- Ysas R,sg1 81 'Tsatla Enembess& 40 6e
f'g1r .tp.8s.Y FrsssFse,3. ...-.-.-.. gA,6sss y
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The fa&tet sagG Fg3}stes have received =
}eftsF fFoW Cn3aIs3 Pa klDsffI. isJed q hi
$50. 10 a hseh de stated thsi be hs} nsef
Tesss1 tt7e MAEsr ass cssa psss}}eg ~ fhf.
gtfs - hiszsH SAaF tHfasgas-a hisH thai
Tb4ssso a51s: raised sud foFS& fss,si 81 fssa ta
= sftt#, mu8 ssss fhsy wu4d raake an
sfsesfs - rssse further sam. Fae &c at.es
hsss i.szy hrptasfss 81 5ae Sff&Ius8G of fhe
bard ~ IeS&e, X AtCh woo4l = ~a heaaa
tl.e $50 ef rsf~tae }Hs&s }.y -sesffie
Z As AIDES fe&sst ruE2gg tzex - Ft88s -
SHsp@n- go sf5Hs Afh0GKh s#sp.lgs.
tteey tt'g ttatbiux eamsfa1e f@sfri ssss sf,ss1s
have EteataSs aas efs s.esa.st
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STUBBORN STRUGGLE TONIGHT.
IatsaAa ~oraAich. VIII srappie
with AthieGi. Peter sshuni acbsF.

ss*tsIus match b%t@ctm Aagssda soFa.
ktelas and Peter schumacher. me fogmes
returns to-day from " natram. abessa hc
sni bis ,FalneF James Faulkner. hAre
b.ta Il sinz exhibitions. rshuuach#Y bss
/ teen ia the estT sfege saf9rsiae te has
frainet 20 wiu. aud Is wali ~ no fsn't II
his II ~. sexteFuns Jar defeats hsm. The
fIaslnffn upon Nhiet the EoBiesfAuts are "a
HFasf}e Si3i sa erected and t8v chairs ~.
. ranges teday The u.sn arc Ia weigh ia ~
s o'fsossk fhis afternoon. ksch maa mast
. weigh ~ gsunrffs - less ag fort q The
match o. his competitor %ho Ire referee
4iEi ls has asit sft le.eu atttsied. tooogn
issYe Campbell al Portland, Or. Canvroa
ard " II SMITH haxe bscn prominently
mentioned a connection @lth the tryi5s
osssee
THE sFeoSg SAx Fhoa gArAN.
N.t'sasa slchi was born in Tickle
isa'o, and II. consequently. - years OF sge
lis curse to Ams1ses IN ls>s wish japan
est aE~ra truapa, The troupe Joined Bsr.
nuns's circus. aod ffseeisd wiin Il for sev
eFni manthS A. <ew Orleans be leff the
company sHa sent 81 ssW York. wn.fe
he wFvsAless y. NJ. hiaby rsteh -as-tatsh-
ean- and was defeated. that haing the firs
sifaa he ever Wfs'sfsssd thas stFla. FIye
Neess later he aefessea Iiibhy Japatss -,
style. tnFa@tns ass nian nse times IA
taenty ntautss. Captain James & paly
met hlnhys f@te fsf5e month later. His
f4ext was 4 mixed inaigh with nung al
{. Ross. In This match he bruke
three 81 g0ss rite aud she match vas de-
tksstsl draw. Jat8es s{uisity, 4 MARITIME.
Austre@ tEfistai. Jsln.s Heat, all good
wEse~tleYs. sere next defeated in the order
t3st fIttssfte1 ia hEs next uat Il MaEsasla
bet what vas really Isis siFSs defeat. He
nlet Esan Lewis and the latter got his r.
nous stfagasiug bplss from "a hiea no WRIST
fl-r 49, a a
timer Waters. lack Hines. Nike smith
Tom deAsbon. fum cannon, Charles
Moth. AisliSm Malgioon, u Harvey Fsrscr
we're each ian lufn defeated sure IL chem
I0pfw fhRn onCe lie has met William Mn3-
tltaaa hsE nlnck and Ia. defeated him each
Tine. Is The defeat Of Hess Rshby and
ilaiT. sAtSasjs wou she tuN middle WEIGHT
championship medal which he now holds
ia iN,s be Travelled twenty
Bg.}as with The Reutx Santleg
novelty burissqnv eampaas While
With them he had standing offer 10 down
- toaases Inside az fifteen mtuass-s or for
isst k50 Ia that time he met l52 men ant
sept llfs ruulfae; ~ jgh ~ 81 them White
Ea@ essgutabH VA IT. chicago every famous
etst4ef "a tme etgotFT was nsttet si.st
30 sfrsln san Aim was terrible smd after re
baFfed Win The goFD r2ny hw had q fafce
mofsloS spell a iekDtss Hls iast faRtCH
was wiiH johns 4. kAuans Isl Providence.
ONO. IA February isNG This match ~
= So spit Msssasla wilt "a eese th, Cali-
h.enlA Athletic Ifsb 81 -Su ttaAeiSeo all
"aeF Etwal rarSr Ku % Gsu frau
risCo a{tef teu5ghts match an1 Wrsst.e
@ne tipu {vr the aittia5e Vti<ht raRfB-
ptnnsAip - Ehe lnitssi states regarding
aieA three - = 1l-pUte between Acton
ard Glaacli
rg1ER segtN sssIgB
fe'e schnlsse her IS ssure ei rs .scou
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DIED.

Ui.sEN--ip. seattle. july 9. Alfyidia OILS II.
aged month Funeral from the pares -
residence, foot ui Blanchard street, at
D. IN today
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ehIHEIeg InteIllsrnee.

FosT RS~sxKLY. July 10 -sagles.-a Asre.
AyFigf-t-~s ifgar
FskT ts~covgay ga}y 80 "A Tgigstl--ss-s.g
F5s3gagy
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Championship Of tie World

And s5oe . side Thee is l.: test two in
tnree. Time called a. o'c'oek sharp.
2nNfoSIo ~~tislitry. 75e; general ad.
mission down stairs, 81; reserved seats,
81 81
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DR.. SPlnDGI
81 CO.'S
SEATTLE ossPENSARS.
Coiwmbia street between Thru -
Fourth. opposite pesT -isTEIfsiikssfS

All chronic seases % MEN aaa ~
MN sueee8ss tfeated. -
LOST MANHOOD. Nervous aud rny1ax,
Debility. Exhausted Vitality, rIaIu-
Weakness, sperlnaterrhoeas inpAseanss ~
(sos4arrhaea, tsless. syphilis, fHinasa,sxs go
e;sue. Weaknesa IA Women. aud ~ - -
tiopal arrangements thai result Nv
yanfhfssl Ties on excess IN after years
Ilxfgapy kidney and Bladder ssea ..ssss
"atAahs WEAK tsEck, sleu9rsu2sy 49, n.
Crystitis Va.tcacaie, structure. ETC. pi, 80.
~ ard safely cared No "a usfs.s n's. ..ss~t
given, nor strong injections ussn- Nn~
cause structure. CHARGES reasunabse.
ERRVaI,S Debility, Loss a NlEaf - - y.
aSa "os ins~eS. Night Emissions
sEr0ndeney. etc, etc, cured. x.4r.d
YOUNG MN suffering LfY ,.i ta =. s Mi
tinns, should avail themselves q ou 80 80 ~
nlefit, the greatest boon ever lala $3.50 = -.
tai gf suffering humanity, WIZ
a positive care in EVER case rssts
sIDDLsAGED ZEN. i llsasled ~ Win y
frequent excavations Of the oiAdasi' y.
c0EaEaniesi IS = saaarflux or pnfui -
sAfion. On examination the afilF = =
a sediment, and sometimes aipnn<s "
present. I. The enlaF varies IRON bn9.s
reddish fD even a milky hae. fAS 4
experiences a weakening 0f ths $3.50 NJ &
. sazuarr t4e cannot aseassni aot.ssrra1
The second stage 81 semifiai - u r
Nany die Of ibis iitfieBsts, sgnafsM -
cause. A perfect erfs aud heallhy &
ton guaranteed. a~~1np
Office hours. 8 a. ~ % o. p "a. -
. ~ ; i. m - n
~ K-~f'grS9ns 4nahas 70 Fassi ~ -
tr,ss.sssss II their BONES Is eofresfa p
Medicines and Instructions cent - ''ss7ss
express. Consultation sEese
Sefa d stamp toF Eke Ioun4
Friend, OF dulde 10 HYiscek-
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VIM. D. WOOD.

Room O. kilgen brick block, sac
oad -, bet James and Cherry.
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The platform al the Lake Washington
FsoscF house haas been enlarged and a num-
her 81 Improvements made. IL il the in
tention tn erect pavilion, To provide a
geological garden and to make he vicinity
of the power house the popular reSor. OF
Seattle. Every thing III the way of improve
anellt viii be on a huge scale
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rHE JACKSON STREET lime

Continuing, Mr.. Jackson said that the
cable company felt themselves under
many obligations 10 the residents along
Jackson street For this reason II hes been
decided TO nct shut the liue down on that
street. while an saddinunsl roadway and
Ia K i being blitlt. The road viii he
operate Il jHst as II used 10 be before the
Gre. The additional roadway and track
along ftsleF avenue has aiTe sdv been con
>lrue'e1 Another Roadway aud tack will
be laid on Jackson street vince this il
finished Jack son - rest aud 1esler syenue
viii be divorced aud operated sS two dis
tilsct systems.
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Commercial ST. Improvement

First publication OF this notice, saturday
july q. iSsa
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-07-31
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Some export in paper has de,
jtermincd that books rlinted Oh pure
rag paper viii lat f5r eqntdrios. while
those on paper OF wood-puip and RAGS
viii fall TO pieces III two generations.
bronson Acott Leaves bahind him
IN manuscript one Of tie most yaiusn,-
nous diaries or modern time5. ii l2s
been faithfully kept Ter tie Grea,qr
portion Of his life, ana alIa a.ty-3eYeh
largo bound volumes, the lat cae
datcd 1891. IN adlitida TO these there
frp slso IN raapuserlpt riE fo.pi@as Of
autobioFraphical collos1iong and s2gen
OF letters.
Joan Mongo!d, the poet of Asnce,
WHO recently died It Gdlnae ut tho are
OF soventy-two 'ytafi, Wa equa II
famous as a ln&autaelaror q patas tic
foio gra3 olsa n q composer il tAa
Colnlurian dialect Of %3rsoi, edligl.
ma comcdial, which found thoir EaJ
into every han,iot Eia yah9o..:ia.
LA Triple Noes dan5 u Vallejo dos
Balais.." with lal3ie b. Geo.:osiiN,
counted It. unF.5t CO .aae aid S.gas-
burg By the hundred nights.
Lord BEACON sdsll described his
wife hs; '"l'ho a3voresa OF critics, br
tho boat Of wives. - 10 had tho great
IL. affection for ho:5 th5u5h 10 was
;wcnlS years his 5agiar; rs wa never
seen in s6tioty without her AID she
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Z. s. LAED OFFICE,
CAReQS Cry. NEy,
May i6ta, 1883.
2yoTIcE IS nEREBx GIVEN THAT
JoE3 FORBES,

whose Postof1sa asdress Is Hay thorne'
Esreralda county, Nevada, has for HIM
se'i 4u5 y. D Teaey. his co-oHnar, tits day
dled his exploitation for . patent fot Giteen
lundred Inca. feet OF the %arth star t.iae OF
vein, Rpartnz aoia and Si'Fer, with surface
grouna si- anadred feet ia .g}lJh. situated in
Nj. Cory Niniag Distri.t. county Of E~mo
RAID, Qad state vi \ eyGQl. and designated by
the Geld notes an1 official plat on file in tails
once ~ ct y tlirtg-scyan, in Townaaip :
North, Range - Eaft. Of Sit. Diablo baa9 and
meridian. SAID Lot 70. ,; beias described as
follows. to-@is.
. ginning at : pine post 3xi%3 feet long
set in motnd u stone marked post 30
MSS No 81, and North Star mine, whence the
L = mineral monument No ! bears % deg
20 mn, " 5st feet, and the section carhcr
common 10 ~ee.ious t.os 7 an4 3, Il and H.,
Up No { y, L 20 L. bears 5 II deg IS min, Z
2l4D feet distant. Thence
FIRST Courses A. deg. W 1850 feet to pine
post %! j feet tong, sell in mound Of stone,
marked post 80 ;. Us5 80 -, North Star
mine. whence the S mineral monument No
/ bears y 80 de-, % pin, L 81 feet distant.
Thence.
second Coursa-S e Ges 0 min, " Go0 feet
Ia pine post Ak. faat lon, sci ii moHud Of
stone, marked post No ), l'ss No 81, North
STAR mite, ut 80 feet, pine p ct ski, feet
long set IN mnuLd Of oa- marked post 10 /
sWLL, UsS W =, North SCR .aine. IN nre
Thru Cuu.se--N 4 dee rain. Z l5o0 feel
TO pine posr SKI, 3 feet ion., So in mound Of
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cafPorGtior' " \. y. Cfos"eF' US 3''M-
rcy-n-Faet' &a2sss f'stoii5e HGQre's ls'
Hawthorne @faef34t s9at'y' NeN"N"'
l%a Us c. ir9 hHs %2t''' -"
toy latent leg ,'.ean asaefs4 I1ta3s@s -
o. We BAR me- - {en' 14"""h
gold an+ 'sa9eE' Wa tl91See 4'234"
Isl go ise5 u H!qiA. ais49.tgt ]"
81" - - ~ z,E'tib'E
Mt}nf L#!fles ea.1ag q. es'n'fi "a 4Wu
si4g q. : 'taeas.taI .'e.ss.aast., w. .@'>I
no'ss bg@ o'4sia' g. sa ~ n W. n'M'E -
ho' amer ~ slA, = NV J, +
folth' ta ee 43.,'.e,s'.i 81. 81 81: l's
ni" g2:S Sha m9iis4aa,fs-1l4 f-1s +2' % Ns.1g
aescif..95F Il elbows. = - ,,.oe
hVslnA'n& IL pr a2tae4 ~. S...''
pa b9'. ei'siz1 u ~ i'u'a as'efif Po-ne' u.
HeP'nt.l "l'5hee "ine'al h'oh''i',H' 49, "
of"' = - 80 "a mn =, ~ u''t"n'' "
$!'yi iefti %9p posi- 40 q s"t =" - "'"'s
D. deg l. I'm l. a. d '''s'"h2e .. s'O'' '''''
Ih'''ee running
filSt N"9'se-- Il - osS ! ''.n ~ ct,
49d feet to post No > Of Aot @ a; ~ a." 'e''
l." ro't No d OF Lot 69; al 4ao ie's 70 posi- 40
LL' : - 80 u; al me south era Oh L"ue
Line Waeher the .oc"'."i "oli.' oea'S - %
'e& Is mln IL aad Is o'a'@n' Duo '''' al"
cPn'iA"'"& OIL tas ais e"asfe ID u t't"' WIS
'shc' 81 "ol ''e' % p'9' ~ - - w.
IHehee running
S1co''' Noof~e.--H 20 "et 's ia'" " '"'''
u47'A. CO Oh law iees % los! 80. - -" '',,
situated NJ south side OF .ifef Pe'A Mines
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--rramp-"Can you give me some
wCn9 sirP' Farmor--"l guess SO.
W4at' sjad Of. work 90 you wantp'
'lrpHiIH,-'fiNork for my jaws" Farmer
--"All right; come in and talk with
nv wife. II she e9n't keep you busy
I'll cut my boots. Burlington Free
Press.
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IT'S CIRCULATION
~ Csf.s i II

TS ADDITION To IT'S EXTENSIVE
lTlntal kittiiiafion, 'hurldfedsof copies arf
disiriAnfcfl' Ia Subscribers In the Eastern
btabcs aud over tho fseilc Coast. '.''''
$..,.- ~ 6ri inr 10 ih ttn.>f
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Business men, Miners and Professional
nitN. antf all oneis are requested To inspect
DIR Advertising enlumns. .'h'
i,.n aiS"iiisi;ia tsf,iisfis
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Z. 8 LAND OFFICE, J
Carson cry. NEY.,
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II Is 0NR OF THE
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EtST ADYsRrISlNa MEDIUMS,
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Facts Worth Knowing.

In all diseases of the nasal mucous mem
brane the remedy used must be non-irritat-
ing. EThe medical profession has been slow to
learn this. Nothing satisfactory can be
accomplished with douches, snuffs, powders,
syringes, astringents or any similar appli-
cations, because they are all irritating, do
not thoroughly reach the affected surfaces
and should be abandoned as worse than
failures A multitude of persons who had
for years borne all the worry and pain that
catarrh can inflict testify to radical and
permanent cures wrought by Ely's Cream
Balm.
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Remarkable Rescue,

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, H.,
makes the statement that she caught cold,
which settled on her lungs; she was treated
for month by her family physician, but
grew worse. He told her she was hope
less victim of consumption, and that no
medicine could cure her Her druggist sug-
gested DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption; she bought bottle, and to her
delight found herself benefited from first
dose. She continued its use, and after tax
ing ten bottles found herself sound and
well, now does her own homework
and is as well as she ever was.-Free trial
bottles of this Great Discovery at A. c..
Smith s. Co.'s drug store. Large bottles
S0o and 81
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Shiloh,s COnsumptlon Cure.

No. l. This is beyond question the most
successful Cough Medicine we have ever
sold, a few doses invariably cure the worst
cases of Cough, Group, and Bronchitis,
while it's wonderful success in the cure of
Consumption is without parallel in the
history of medicine. Since it's first dis
covery it has been sold on guarantee, a
test which no other medicine can stand. If
you have Cough we earnestly ask you to
try it. Price 10 cents, so cents, and 81. If
your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by A. G.
Smith Il Co.
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Figor and Vitality

Are quickly given to every part of the
body by Hoods SarsapariIla That tired
feeling is entirely overcome The blood is
purified, enriched, and vitalized, and carries
health instead of disease to every organ.
The stomach is toned and strengthened,
the appetite restored. The kidneys and
liver are reused and invigorated. The
brain is refreshed, the mind made clear
and ready for work. Try it. 257
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CHAPTER VII.
AT HER SIDE.

he arrangement
of the guests at the
dinner table that
evening suited all
concerned. Phil sat
at the right of the
host, with Lucia di-
rectly opposite,
where her face was
before him all the
while. Marge sat
at the right of the
hostess, where he
could closely OBJ
serve the young
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CONCLUSION.

The Peoples party pledges itself to this
platform, and to the maintenance and de-
tense of constitutional principles and the
rights of mankind, and will ever labor to
promote universal liberty, civil, political
and religious.
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2-Taxes should be equal and uni
form, and limited to the necessities of mu-
nicipal government economically admins
tered, and to the making of public i'm
prevements essential to the well being of
the inhabitants and consistent with the
growth and development Of the city.
1t is just that future inhabitants who
will enjoy the benefits of public improve
ments should assist in bearing the burdens
of their expense.
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unloaded or left standing on the streets or
sidewalks.
All railroads should conform to the
proper grade of the streets, which should
be kept graded up to the top of the rails and
the street crossings of all railroads should
be planked the full width of the streets and
sidewalks
We pledge ourselves to lenI our aid and
influence to induce all railroad companies
now here to join in the erection and use of
a union depot for passenger purposes, and
to have their freight depots Gu the out
skirts Of the city.
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This story was commenced in THE SUNDAY
HERALD September 18th. Back numbers can
he Outlined at this office.
TTO BE CONTINUED NEXT SUNDAY.