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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01

RossEp IN A DIyE.--A Norwegian who
declined giving his name. reported - the
police about ? o'esosk yesterday morning
that he has BEEN robbed of $40 In geld ia
4 King street crib He said three women
had eBticei him ~ the house sna
then bs exertiug their sr.s and wiies
had distracted tas money from his pockets
without his know ledge. They had then
thrown him into the street The house,
which is the one in which the opium
smokers were arrested THURSDAY uiRnt.
was Visited by an officer bat the iumates
had fed. AS the Taan would not swear out
3 warrant nothing more will be done shout
fbe matter.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01

ONE ~ rnE rsNE AXIS
Selection u the Best TGbsces Leaf
aud Keeling il Properly

E.ry fsw smokers azse shy stiss o. TIE
skil. and iasor employed IN making tAse
Hner nf1nss OF cig4lS. fhese i no line al
bgss Iness in Which Judgment Is as neces-
ssry IN sci egisg stock SIS iii the cigar bush
~ S. ead very f,.w nscH are competent 10
make tie choice
Sir. sam oysenhelmey. Of the Fh9nix
me tEst ever r., led = eisero0s. mas jnst
reTsrsed fro.n san EEancssco. b re az ras
hsen LAY iEs II supply .! tooscco for nss
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ne ord srSd and that their oi,inson oi SEAT
lie ~ town vi smokers VAS rail- ed stye -sI
no.ciles. ar. Oppenhe.fn. wen. into tie
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selection of tobacco ne want ihgoaxh
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Ion. ne factory ~ no8 being operated 10
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grs aiiy increase It's facilities Rails week IN
or,ier 10 supply the demsnd Tor Is goods.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-01

Fog ToxoRRew's 0PESIss.-Mr J. b.
Maeiougell, Of Toklss, siagsrmsn & Co.
returned last night from New York, wheFe
ne has been purchasing heavy
stock for the opening OF buSl
pe>s by the firm tonorrog, at
heir temporary quarters, corner of Third
and Madison street. Mr. MseDoagsll came
by wsy of san Francisco. where he
pure based the iron work ard presses
brick for the Few hsiioius
20 be erected on the old site, Fro0t aud
COUNT ia- The rev structure viii b. I'VE
stories. with = front uf pressed brick,
adorned by Milwaukee wbite brick.
II VIII bs Constructed ON mus b
the same piaD rs the old
building Work begins tomorrow. and 10
Is expected TO have the tusidiag flashed
ready for occupancy by January /.
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az cousrr wHz

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CasE.y TaaaVS-s II Ra0 A.
ir5e $50 tsr arl SyF-S1;SA
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$4,000 SPECIAL PREM

TEXAS sIFTINCs PUB CO. will pay sl0 Cash to the person who obtain
the -aiset l.; q !eady subscribers u7 to April l Is2a This oaer Is osa Re
only to those ~ho take subscriptions 70 Stt1gsat the regIa- - a yar rate an
send same TO Texas SIinss olse. b2i Is aio oT<7 % Ill whotaEe subscription
on the .e:ns offered ADORE AMI sli cza - the WEEKLY INDEPENDENT
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EQUALIZATION NOTICE

a 7 \ MEETING OF THE
Ba-d d County C2.un:s.on-
s-s sitting Is Z BJa:G II Esual:zzt.ou
held O-.oD=- 4, l55y. i sras y-isrr!
thai tHs CeTE u said Bard publish
II s~cZ5J-dzoce with Law { list u a!
Pe:snaE Il: corporations =ho5e tarcs
have Len rals@d on the Gss.5s-aen;
roll aid Ebo did not appear before
the Board Oct Z, 1919. Said list ii
E@rS1ns ard property l. q follows. 10
nit:
VT. Smith Co. raizsd On mott
gage from Eo,lJJ ~ SlI.4i0.
backward i Elliott. raised On mort
gage, fEon y2D 10 $1,000.
j. ". Smith raised On mortgage.
from SL,TA ~ E.D;j.
HamiN 4 Hcneynan, rais-d on
mortgage, from go u $50.
Tie Brad will be IN Ecszioa IA a
Erard IL Equalization on Monday.
OCT u, lS3a, phea parties named
above upon making an AFFIDAVIT az
c7!din2 10 law that they received no
NOTICE OF such raue Of valuation 0!
their property. shall b. heard.
Attest:
L.. O. HESDErzoS.
Clerk.
sEAL
Elko, Oct. 4, 1880.
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Iniuratcd Fibrc Ware.

9-G0lm.
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AEgKIED-

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te-@- Cur EEa. E=ra5a Ok
n, 1s2a. " tbs Rer. G ia PORE.
ArJD9a J. Eg5ts- II Nog56 va
ie!- EE0 ec-rir. u Ms La Z
GARRETT. II EEa.
NcRsB-PEEIu-A: the rss55ec~ r.
zAe brides tsILs-, Ca-Ic- SeTs5z
O+ 70, I5sa. ty iSs Eer. G J. 4
Porter, III D. u. HeRas 10 Nzz
JOSE PEEs-. 18th q C-A
LIDyAED-CrCo5Eoz:-at the rss.
as5o= 81 ihe b.Iis's rL6Es.. II
Hash cTc&k. Eko o27atT, Eersda
October 2, I59. ~ Re-. Z McCul-
lo=i, 81. z Laays.d ~ Mss Ella
OCoarJr.
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pnlisade Hotel.

Since the recent fire at Palisade
which destroyed my hotel, together
with it's contents, / have opened the
PALlSADE HOTEL and am now
prepared to accommodate tho travel.
ing public mith good accommodations,
both ns TO board and lodging. A lib.
eral share Of tho public patronage is
respectfully collected.
l-9 L. NJ. BAuM
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Reai Esta;e %. Sal..

IbsTe fo- sale the following prop.
ery il Elio:
One Louss 5aG foGr lots ad;9iu:ag
i. Muichay- price. 500
Oae houEc aaI t=o lots south o.
the Exc Flour Nil. pr.ce $40.
AGi:czs.
W.. SIHTso:;.
M.nGs!aU@cI, New.
go In.
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Live And Let Live.

Those 'rbo desire fresh Groceries
and Provisions, as well as Glassware,
Qleens.are, etc, should not fail TO
examine my stock and prices before
purchasing.
Apehny saved is nsgood ms n penny
earned and you al gave money by pur.
chasing goods Mt home. I carry a
large stock Of ~scasonablc goods and
will cell at Live and Lot Live prices.
2lS III. CHASE.
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DISTRICT
hos. z z B4SEHr. ya5-Z
EEo. OFT : Lca

EEo. OFT :, I
Il the nztts, 81 ;bs Esx.e zod
GI-diznEhp o. Rrsl frost Il In
E-e psrsoa;-DF1o tekag :@EEarar
TIE Cart or;s-ed that Letters u
guardianship lsSs 70 Sy2aH Fros5
with boad f1s1 ~ Two Ta2aasn5
D1tisrL
Joan CeaiaIirg and GI5e1
H=lry ~ Fred S=2;;=-At:er hsgr5rz
s:guneat up2a dsfea5zats demurrer
70 plaintiffs complaint hs:e.r,5:e
fled, Cum ordered sid demurrer
o'errulsd and Judgment entered TO:
Plaintiffs in ae5oadzncs g:th the
prayer Of the oonpAiat
Jscoo Sherman, . native Of Ger
many, Was admitted Is 5 citizen II
the United StateE
Tuesday, OFT g.
TIE State ri SeTsda rs. l. s. Ken
drck-Indle:eif for murder: Defend
aot appeared for arrsignment The
Court sppointei J. ". Dorsey Rsq
eouns=l for defendant, and on mot!oa
Of council defendant WAS given until
trmo,ro~ morning at 10 O'Clock 70
plead
Ths State OF Nevada "a. Tuscarora
Jske-Indicted for murder: The
Curt appointed Z. S. harrington
R5I. corass! for the defendant, and
on motion OF counsel defendant vas
given Until tomorrow morning at 10
o'cloek To plead
The State Of nevada vs.. James
Robipson-Ipdicted for selling whisky
To Indians: Defenian: entered j plea
Of guilty as charged. and the Court
Tt THURSDAY, the 10Th instant, at 10
orlock A. y. as the time for pronounc.
fog sentence.
IFTEESoos SESSION.
The Craud Jury came into Court
ard through their foreman presented
their faal rep2ri which vas ordered
Glad. and the jury was discharged
The Grand jury having ignored
tbs charges sgsinst Tboz- Jones and
LsDis De P0istsr, On motion 0; the
DtE-i9t At.orney j. ~as ordered that
ias tzii deiendsnts he discharged
if>n toe eas,>jy OF the Sheriff.
"wednesday. OCT. Q. 1879.
TEs Stste RI Sera5z -. = s. Ken
6fek-Jhd4sed for u1s.de. Defend
snt, through his attofaey, J. ~. Dor
~ Rsgy entered . plea % MT guilty.
spSttpa Cyqrt ordered the ere &c, f1r
uaj Oeboer %. 8. 10 oicl,-k A. :.
The fate Of keradD lG. TuDearor.
Jaks-IadicIj fos murder: Defend.
tn:, hioJgh bis s:torsey. L. s. Par.
ripztn Es4- entered a plea Of not
guii.yD both indictments, and the
C1urt ordered tba. the Gaze be Get Tor
trial Ost5bsr 70. at 10 o'ctock 4. X.
Joha Ifab1ard w Ge0. j. Smith
Is al: demurrer Withdrawn and do
fcodsatA given ten days ~ anSxer.
Gro. IL Bird and John ". Powell
~ Gen j. Smith et al: Demurrer
withdrawn aDd defendants given tlIir.
u days 10 snsxer
rs Mayhugh IS. Henry Coo: Set
Tor trial Oct. 81, 1880.
j. y. Nay hugh VI. Naomi Wines CT
a.: Set for trial Oct 81, 1880.
~ r. Gpldager W.. A. L:ichter:
Bet for trial Oct 81, 1880.
Emanuel Penrod rs. Andrew West.
lake: Be. for trial Nov. 4, 1850.
en- Richardson ~. w. II. Ora.
ban: Set for trial Nov. 4, 1889
Rnel Frost W. Antoine StorfI OF al:
Bet for trtol Nov. g, 1850.
H. Bsdt vs.. HsrtloyG Gilbert: Set
for trial Nov, 7. 1850
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The attention Of the public is di-
rccied to my nox stock Of Tubs,
Buckets, Basins, etc. manufactured
from Indurated Wool Fib!c, pressed
out in one piece, wi;hpu; seams or
hooIs. il is light and durable. will
not shrink @ swell will nos faint any
kind Of liquid and bids fair to super
cede tin and wooden ware. Cali and
examine it.
IT. CTIsr.
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ROgS.

E.aE-Oc Ez5Sl C-sHE liz
rJurfT. SETaSn Cc.55=- Z z5zz -
Ias E3's Il Il Z E--
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EsTD2E O=aoz-5 1884, - ls W.
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S-0SE-Ia EE- NsTa5z o-or
2 1sZA- - 15s ELsEZ ~ S:I-.
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S-slsa Eera-

Ts North E11r s.5a.l spaasi ~
SeFGsEA NEaitsr utyu-ls H--Ils1
IL -zE- su1rnr EgsEalT- =
m=uls- Elz- HIEzEE 1uEts-
EaaEsnE g-EEA 5su--TGtr- [-E:D-
oar ssurn- Ez= Had DzvaE Il
n--olH- E-n5r4nE T1zl ESlBic- -.
rEnse s7uaE Pza3-Epar- II;
rrriba- ssa5ynE LEn-Gu-EE
Arrange Bah1lE-iig t.r 1hs 1u1.
ea5Iac O-aS= : lsz-
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Undertaking.

Having purchased Of Brown & Hos.
kins their interest in tho Undertake.
ing business, I am now prepared to al
tend 10 all calls in that line. I will
also attend TO the repairing and up.
%hols;ering OF Furniture, etc. Shop
on Commercial street. next door Is
Brown 4 1ioskins' old stand.
G-5 y. +. PET7psoH.
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DIED.

Trzo5s:-At TsILz, Ss.ads, O-abc.
10. $50, H-- Sarepa Tiunvns,
(mother Of Ms IL g. Curtis IL
Wells and Mra J. C. WOOD Of
C!oTe- Valls!L 3 natire 81 Men
York, aged 10 years, nonths and
10 days.
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Violin Husic.

r. d. Parker, Vio!inist, having &C.
cidel 10 remain in Eiko for d time.
will attend 10 all calls for good mu-
sic for balls, parties, etc. Having
been engaged in the business for
many years on the Pacific Coast /
guarantee to giyo satisfaction. Ad-
dress,
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Live And Let Live,

Those who desire 10 purchase tho
best quality Of Groceries and Pro.
visions are referred 10 tho above re.
liable house whore fair dealing and
courteous treatment is tho rule.
Glassware, Tinwnrc, Sioncwatc, mills
etc. always in stock.
Ii H.CuAsE
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EARHEkGIIG
Stray cd or Stolen.

From u pastures near HaiIeck.
ZONE time in April. 1859. one light
bay horse. branded JILL, connected.
iths stems Of the J aud Il forming the
H. on left thigh. s On left shoulder.
aud &C On left hip.
A spi.akis reward will be paid for
the return u the horses ~ IIalleck. o.
tor information where they may be
found
KgLLY & McCAiN,
Halieck, Nevada.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24

To cram ones head full of knowledge and the
stomach full of food, and then neglect 10 OBJ
serve the simplest laws of nature are tho un-
falling means to induce nervousness and con-
stipation aud certain loss OF health. Laxador
prevents all this trouble. Price only 25 cents q
package.
The best remedy for the complaints of carly
childhood, sucn as collie, fiatulency, etc. is Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrup, Price IS cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
A Merry Christmas.

A green Christmas Is not a very rare
thing in this latitude, and 1t cannot be
said to make particularly full grave
yard. The croakers who are SO ready to
quote this ancient saying should be
heartily discouraged and forced TO admit
that 1t was never intended to apply to
all the earth from Greenland to Florida,
and the limo of its territory must be
several hundred miles north Of Lancas-
ter, where green Christmas only makes
a full coal bin and gives comfort to those
without fuel. This is a time to be merry,
and any one who does or says anything
calculated to throw the smallest shadow
on community blazing with sponta-
neous good will should be summarily
sat upon and suppressed with all the
vigor available.
Christmas is not time for gloomy
omens but for cheerful hopes 1t is day
for the most unfortunate to turn from
dark past to bright future, and no mat
ter how straitened their circumstances,
every one can at least have hope,--and
no gift can be more cheering.
Christmas is time when we all bend
down to the little folks and take les
son from them in faith in Santa Claus,
and kindliness TO one another. The
scene In Miss Baldwin's school,
as described in our news columns,
does not need much imagination to
make touching and beautiful Christ
mas picture in the mind ofevery reader,
and In many family the children will
tonight awaken the better feelings of
Thousands Of men and women.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
There Is Consolation.

There Is some consolation in green
Christmas, even il 1t be true that il be
a deadly one. If we set ourselves down
as We should to extract all the comfort
out Of the situation about us that it will
bear, we will not find 1t hard to oon-
clude that pleasant sky, pleas
ant temperature and dry land
make very agreeable surroundings
even at Christmas time aud they ought
not 10 be very fatal ones, either. If we
had slush aud mud and rain wo might
think that there was particular danger
to our healths, as there certainly
would bs great discomfort to us.
But we can get along very well and com.
f0rtably with such Christmas weather
- We are having this year, and we need
not repine very much that the earth is
not covered with snow, We are likely
to have plenty Of il yet and If we do
not, we can do very well without
u. II u not the greatest boon to man !;
g even 20 boys and girls, who are par
p'Agly emitten BY It, charms.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
II Demands Me

II Il be true as stated that the rela.
tives of Mr.. Gowen arc pushing search
ing inquiry into the cause of his death,
they arc doing well; for In our judg-
ment there never was death that more
imperatively demanded Investigation. 1t
has been a great surprise to us that the
police authorities ut Washington have
been content to accept the theory Of the
suicide of a body that was hurried away
from the scene ofits death before inquest
was had or official inquiry Of any kind.
This haste TO remove the evidences Of
the deed in itself pointed to crime; sad
when the victim was man OF national
repute, who was an energetic opponent
of powerful interests aad secret clans ;
a man OF great ability, honesty and
vigor who had never shown n sign Of
mental weakness who was happy In
his family and prosperous in his for
tune who abhorrcd suicides and never
carried q pistol when this man was
found shot down by pistol in his room
ut a hotel, wherefore should there be q
conclusion of suicide rather than nssas-
sination?
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24

A FRESHMAN Of Wooster University,
Ohio, was forcible shaved by some Of the
students few days ago, because he had
refused to obey an order to remove his
beard. II Is charming to reflect that our
home college has not been disgraced by
any Of these insane hazing performances
and class rivalry takes no moro harmful
form than an occasional struggle or rush.
The students Of that obscure university"
no doubt imagined that there was lots Of
bumor in their practical joke, but Joke, Of
the kind arc rarely worth smiling at unless
in scorn, and they would have advertised
their college better by letting freshman
boards alone, and striving to develop
manliness, muscle and brains.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24

ENoLIsH journals are publishing sin
gular letter written by Mahdist general
and found In tho camp of the Dervishes
before their recent crushing defeat on the
Nile. The story Is that a young Arab
scribe entered the divan OF the Dervish
chiefs at night and found and copied tho
letter which press correspondent some
time after secured FROM him. The 81.
James Gazette comments on tho dignity Of
the language and simple nobility OF thought
in such passage as the following:
"We belong to Gods army, and follow
his word only. We have now come by his
order, and there is no possible result hnt
what Is good from his commands in this
changeful world. We have given our
selves, our children, and possessions to
him as an offering to God, and he has ac-
cepted them from us. Ho has brought his
true believers their souls and possessions
with his word, and Paradise belongs to
them. If they arc killed, they arc Killed
as an Offering to God, and If they kill, they
Kill in his cause, as 1t is written in the Old
Testament, and in the Khoran. Whoever
fuliils his duty towards God is by his bloss-
ing bought by him, as he also buys him,
and no Is master of the world"
These Christmas times tho reader may
feel happy that 30 stern faith of killing
and self sacrifice has not been his lot by
birth or training. 1t Is a matter for gray
thought that there arc now in tho countries
Of tho upper Milo many thousands OF de-
voted believers in this faith, who are quite
undismaycd by the fearful slaughter of the
battles with tho English and Egyptian
troops. They look forward to death in
battle as their natural and proper fate and u
short road to Paradise. They need only
discipline and repeating rides TO enable
thom to make Europe tremble. Fortu-
nately the nobility and dignity which
their religion has borrowed from the scrip
lures has no civilizing power that can ever
compete with ChriAiinnily, and Europe
noed not fear that the inventive and in
dustrial spirit that has mado the Christian
nations masters of the world will ever
arise to an equal level outside of
Christianity.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24

THE Berlin National Zeitung observes
that Stanlcy's statements concerning Emin
Pasha seem to be made in reply to the re-
proach that Emin's embarrassments were
caused In part by SANKEY'S appearance and
his determination to rescue ono who did
not desire to bo rescued. The Zcitung says
that Emin must bo heard in his own de-
fense before conclusions arc reached. This
Ia right in line with the comments Of the
INTELLIaENcER on tho Stanley Emin busi-
ness, for though no one can withhold admir-
alton for Stanley's pluck and energy no one
cnn fairly deny that even according TO his
own story the whole expedition for the re-
lief of Emin was strange undertaking
He may eventually succeed in making the
plans and motives Of his enterprise quito
clear, and both be and Emin have claim
on public patience while they write their
books this winter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
A Flat Contradiction.

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