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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12
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soznpaetsly srAdtcated 49,
wb 1893; ssssSssh. &c, permanently en-
W.T. others have fAlel u
kteney. rraaary and BLADDER cur1nsi66 :
psaasN~ atmeuit to ffeqnenk hKrrinS
ese@ay wine, AZ colercd q viva mii;sll -
Flsst syssss PrSnpsIy sni p@s .sis sSa''e ~
Cearxes reasonable ~
out success 10 aasau upor ph41< 8
oss remedies act quickly and r.rs pe<l u
We DO NOT claim D. knew ev~rvthfnr ii 49,
ten tn medicine or Diseases ar 10 80 nf1, !, r.
every case, bis re 90 claim that 1 - a ~
s.ss aad as.eseasing pxaeisce vita M 80 49,
tors skill ~ = V'44<=
ksrerivnce Is sorsA everything xaoIv>.1
RAiRed by consaiEina with eriflQaIsv ,s1sz .<s~f<
aHad successful treating shaaxands IN 49,
Tested with every pfcseatasls fnrn ssi1 s11S< 6
a3ssAse of def sgtafy. enables us ~ azxtsrh m
suffering with ike FaaSaaline. thxs - h&sts @
. sded IL restoring haa1tA 70 sarxa s4d]S E51<
cases treated. even after oknsF sktlie< a46 - =
eRfae phyxis Eaas have failed 10 afxec1 fnx q
aens change for the better Il rzS ~
. We arc p.tsoalsed By : slass q teA<t = -
gentlemen too ss9asions 70 b. impoe nb10 r
an Ignorant qa@ek. aad fhaf are tot fnHkSSm "
ems 70 be frightened nwsy frusa phssf Sssz ~ Z
are curing them. -{z-z
feEsoea calling a cur oiIiae can hkxa tho a
Faction VI free consultation. vita 10 G1l ~
aaee thai they may depond np0n rs6ciVrk< - s
Gid opini ms. honorable, elaare dox15ua FS11 e
abs ehAsTes and no encouragement 4isk1M1 =
prospect 81 Improvement or cn1e. GU
Oar practice Is founded Hpon the seesfsnl ~ ~
best snetiodA Hlthout reference - kaast111 0(
apathfea" S2*
YoH wsli noe be urged or pezsua1e IL ~
tyeatmeSll ana no ona will h& ffonf "a Ux1
therss Ia strong probability OF euxe ~ nn1z
nens benehk Maize Inserrorstions nd 6c
for yourself l.5<zS
Otsee houra. Froms a n 10 = -.
davs y 20 III a Sna only. Fs
n H-persous unable % whit ~ fn11 ~
treated a1 their hom6z bY cuFf1Hsxk1
Medicines aad instructions Eenf ~ mk1 ~
presA Consultatfen frea
Always send stamp whom reply = sxpk1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

Returning. lesves whascom ass q n Tnas-
Cay Tz1p The lAnAS Eoes tar nah 20 seattle Pare
from Port Tewnsead % ssg tie. 81 Tntl far
thsr nosice, passengers o. frSiKaf frczn SeasEls
2 t1av trips wifi = carried ca the Washing
sse&zboaf End TrsnsrortRf5cn Cas- sreagnex
k1tsA % Port Townsend en- Tuesday anf Thurs
CO uighss &Dd transferred airwcf % the Lobby
On these days the ". 6 4 T. ca. wiIl xsne t1ck-
els and Elll freighs throaEn 80 dessi1afton-
HkRBERT BEEcHER. Manage
= A HATFIELD Avens. Seaxr q
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TMAxD TRANSPORTATION Co-HERRERT
4 r EeecAer. manager

TIE steamer ,. B. IEhoy. Hefners 2 Beecher
EakssT. leaves Seattle every Sunday 2fnernooa ks
Islands. irou Easzxld's wharf Leaves Po<s
1owrxe-H ~ q n every Monday. ednesdxy
xnd Friday sar wh from. ealing 81 SrnstAx
ssasnss ard kssnE-sason's fweatNe< psrritinxA
Arsgle. Lopex. Frs1Gg Harbo-. Marie fon Mou-
Gag 90 ~ nogth &nd Tnars<sMv gazing eoaxhl.
Roche Hkrbos. 0Fcak ard Exxs Soaad
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raK wArEM rKoSr.

=. .a' s'saaass tsghs vsls aes &c % s~a assa -
- - a4ss Ftseae las aeen scwsa 70 Fer Maz
- s1a Tszaaas eeSEsa a aanaassua a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

ITooD's CANAL ROUTE STEAMER JOSE
Al PhiAE
TIE steamer gosephine viii }e4ve H&teeld-
Ccsmaa waEfi. fossg us MArzUu street. Wednesday
and saturday EeeetEE ~ ~ a. IA TOT PORT
NAnsh8c. -s@os "a. tus0a City ara az wAs 20 ats
On Hoods Cana he nEuleg leaves Ento@ City
MoudSy sa1 Thuresssv morning Fer fFeixht ~
pa sage Apply II Hsffe Coimsn whsrf oE on
teA 4 CAPT. h. u I.EsFiAs Master.
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pAcrT1c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Dispatch steamers from seattle A. follows
FOR san Francisco. via Port Townsend ana
stcfoFza: A. p. H. trAsSsnreES received on
beard ~ =. H. sse - be- : o IA Is "a and q.
and evtry are days thereafte-.
EoF ALASKA: eeEnher ard = ST q n
Prom san Francisco fer Victoria and Puget
sound ports AZ 3 a IA. pecSmber 4. s. Il Is,
q, - a1d 81, as.d every ave davs there
after
Tickets nay be obtained At the ofsce Of the
con- pauY ~ q ear o.. esrf q.
6OODALL. PERKINS 4 CO.
General Aseut8
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RArLwAY-rHxTRsR
xKAsscoNTrxESrAL Kourz
-HxTwKxx-
THE PACIFIC AND TEK Atlantic

fk passenger e4wapmert ID to naess IN sAa
worlc. cucEtxst1E q fuxHr o1x xaaepfnr earx
havinz drawing. smoking and esfh rousns. c,ors-
fcrtAhie and eze&n coloasxs cara. nj srEe sieeF.
tae eeTsAs aH aos eFs @ sefoad-casss siekekA
It's dining cars ard hcfess PROVIDE TIA bezs
enslity d food IN u<niied quantity Ct re&sop-
able rata
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sAx FaAxelsco. Dee lf.--faeasrd -ssesraer
state Of California. Portland. steamer william.
sfts Valley, ysquina Bay; Fteeaer Enarfre,
ha1aipo. Depsrset-stsanser walla Wails, Vie
soEsas ship ". A. campfeu. Port Tawnsesd.
Wnaler bark Jasn snd " Winthrop Whaling.
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H. 4. Dearborn & Co
Room 2. NewiIn Bloch.

Lots overlooking Lake
Union on electric motor line
6oxI2o feet. $500.
Lots 6oxI2o feet, less than
a mile from business center of
Seattle, $3.50.
North half lot S. block "a. S.
A. Bells addition, 3oxI2o feet,
$3.50.
Lots within three blocks oil
Madison street cable power
house. 3oxIao feet. only $500;
6oxIa 10 feet. $3.50.
Fine lots in Cove addition
$500.
Lots near Jackson street
cable $3.50.
Choice 5-acre tracts, $r.25o.
For business property and
acres at the very lowest price,
call on
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70 sse&z=<r Pee q acw rzA&y srz hsNzssa
Pzsztss s5Sstzx s1& sxsvsee e : 50 4zx nSaa
VT pasxss SFF4$ ca sna-A o. Q. A. 2 sss21s-<iE<
al E@1s0lgn haag Ana@a KAe be~ wsA -
sSzss s.ssz q gs.sss,ras gsgrx sosG e. tsosnnAa&
a. r SRAILEIs8.
0wEeE Aaa Axs1k
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

TBE EAGafEa
g Norris 4 ". SAn Fraa " Reed San Fran
ktufsF San Fran q Cleveland. Chicago
g Parsons. TaceBa AFwest Portland
Waiter 0akes, Taeoma P VIE ting. seattle
9 keek. Portland Nm Marx weli. ~
Blythe, Tao ma d L Power. pogtiasd
Townsend, PossianA Willis. Tacssna
G W Yaekel, seattle q - Cheney SewHgk
G oansan, Portland Ew Clark. seattle
" chsBdief, Mta'aplis " Wheeler, sMa Fran
John Black. sestsls c RI 0w. Chicago
q SorFss. Chieago C Bash, II Townsend
THE ssoouALAIK
P Kuhimann.R seattle " Perkins, Maple Val
Iogge, seattle gk Kirkpatrick Issb Or
D0naea. Let Or nlxkely Brawnsstl Or
@ W O. Brien. Indpene ORR cambell. Green rlv
Caller. Prrt and Mrs. Csmpte1 K cd
Lucas. Mt Vernon Mount Vernon
q AIfAjS,oDhoie sBoqinRilsy Rice. saoqpalnEe
niece. Essnroad Mather CRY
, Eekerson, Wash ID CF A Compton, chehaisa
@ Carey & vi sac MiehL Daumhse0 Port and
Mr. q. mo & vi. FortiHdL -isley, Port Towusd
@ Arlington 4 VT sF FChamberiain. Denver
3 Bromwsii.ssa Fran Rolfas. Chicago III
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12
TIE NEW. FAST STEAMER rArKEAvES

THE NEW. FAST STEAMER FAIREAvES
-LEAvEs FoE-
utsalady, Coupeyille, Anacortes, Fairhaven.
ReIiingham. sehoms. Nbacom and way ports
Monday. Wednesday and Friday 1t p m
The steamer skRg' Chief will run on above
time card during Temporary lay-up OF steamer
FRiFhaven-
Returning, leaves Seattle for Tacoma wednes-
Cay. Friday and sunday ~ 80 q m from Seattle
Warehouse To- o wharf
BAKER, BAcOE a 60, Agents. seettie.
Z. N. WILSON. Central Manager. Tacoma
Z. /. C0AGiII. Agent fAirbaven
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TIE variety erd grandeur q scenery nian~
Is liae - u1eqslled. and IN the aesAias - tax
ffaia service ete. n0shtHE q emitted faas an
add 20 the safety ard cuEnfort 81 ia natronx Al
N all 4 gives the beat sna noss seFvicanaa liza
fweea Portland. Tacoma. seattle. firg1rfa ard
eli Pse2oe e0&xt p0sntk aud Winnipeg Mime
eyols&. - Paul. Chteago, 81 Leafs Otfaua To-
ern cities
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yyEga tezvs Fsssr's sssk AZ a - ever Tvs fays
Tsazs-safAv a. q saturday FOR Twelve Mske q sNt.
Eanazas. NueAE1Sa &kTEsTtse sGNSt sc
S.s-7~s..,-sxs r-ssrzsfur fasyssasHE 1&Es e. / ~
ego II FCsSExk, age ~
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RArLwAY-rHxTRsR
TEAsscoSTIxESTAL KoUrE
TIE PACIFIC AND TEE ATx.AHrTc
In paEs~ngsr ecwspment ID to aness I'm "a
wcxi6. consisting Of luxur oxs ssaeplnr es-x
havinz drawing. smoking and hsEh rounss cors-
fag hertAs Ing hoseers OF ser0na-rlsxs rfeSea&
eH3 TIE r2css modern style Of day coaehex
rs dining cars ard hotels provide fhs bess
enslisy q food IN Eallnited aSanEsty. a. re&k0n-
able rata
TIE variety era grandeur q scenery aaan~
Is liae Is une9slled and IN the details q trscE
traia service. 80. noshiEg . emitted snAs eau
add 20 the sa5sEy ard cuEafort 81 - nafrunx All
in all. q gives the best sna raoss servica0is tns
q uAvel. whether Tor h1sineSs o. rseasure -
twesa Portland Tacoma, s<astle, Firsnria ard
sy-ol.& - Paul. Chkcaeo, s. IezsS. Ottawa To-
ronto. Montreal Bsstons Neu York. and al EAsi-
szn cities
points in the United states. cansdA. and karops.
q loWeEs rate&
For detailed Information Apply to TIE soglow.
irs aesnss q sas company:
Ne washington s.rees, Portland. OF
NV McGINSES-. seattle. VT
he ELLIS. fsc0na& W. T.
uk Brown. Asst Gen- Freixhf ana Pkzsea-
ger AGENT. Vancouver. r. c.
Correspondence respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific Co. fsSusffce.
CEATTLK LAKE SHORE q RAsrERs Rail-
Tine Of arrival and departure Of trains
from seattle
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Arrive
f1r s sa ssna, snoaaA'- s1am npn
For Gilman ana way poiists- s8am aBpm
For snohOuaish and wsyi snam s&am
points-..--.-.--..------- - N fS pm
For s04arU4n poSats ten srSlns daily eaca AZ.
SUNDAY TRAiSz
Ter South Bend. Sncqual2
ME. Gilman and ways sSan 7Hpn
FOR ssoSouish ane vayl .spm ss.m
For suburban points six trains each way.
Z. W RUFF. Gen. PasA At
,. D HOLRRo0K. Asnagsr.
R4SK&
pANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Nos open for business in the
Starr block.
Capital paid up. ....--....-......-....-s 2hoosoo
Power TO increase to.-.-.---...--.-. l0.000eoo
surpluk-...-..---..., asasooo
Branches: San Francisco. lCsLl Portland,
(Or.1 Tacoma WASH etoFia. Vancouver New
Westminster Aansimo and kaEnl00ps. sB. c..
General banking business transacted; foreign
exchange oasht and sold; crafts and tele-
graphic transfers sold on The baak's branches
also On NeE York. Ctiesgo. Canada sud Hong
Kong Deposits received subject 70 cheek.
Int rest paid on time deposits.
WAsHINeTos LOAN & TRusr COMPANY
w uncoEpoTatedJ
HAKRY KaUTz secretary and Tfeasurss
Authorized capital ................,..... t30ooo1
Paid up capital 5o.eo
Mogsrare loans on improved farms knd city
property. Lowest rates No delay.
BRANCH ofpscE
Room s Kfigen block. seattle W. r.; George
Fowler. manager.
KAsTEaS oFFrcEs
no q Wall street. New York: Sears building
wzsrxRS oyyIeEz
Home cfice. VS. In MalSa. ". t. branch o.
foes, Colfsx ard seat u.
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We gre most careful ane cnnsz..s-.x. =,
uea 70 Aiseasss 81 Mnnen ana ehs1arx 4 & "a '<
sNGef hen aSy obscure. C9fanx Il - furS1| I
1850 y = TIE common rSafluo asSrsaf* ~
eare yUu rxkaemhae the cesehr.fsf 49,
care yoa whMA others fail The 3sse,s ss2
fkAiasd IN every department. of nesssat} asI3 3
sscal sxperfencA The professor k4s afzf SiI=21
- experience ID the hospitals az arnsz M -
New Norks formerly sEeuiAl srNfssSuf E<2
Momens Hospital C9iasEn. New II. * $50 r.
orc 81 tie HoSs sarcUeaful ana lost kSss1r1 ~
Soao&icai specialists In an8 country
TO Young and niddls-Axed -
Nervous rehlsisr, sperma,arrhs~x H..
InsSeA Physical Decay, arissnr frs,rs {nIi5@
1sfss producing kiee 9leE<nass. s3r& 1zsai}<<'<
f&inples on the taee. Avarsfun Ia 80 ~ sSi1
discouraged. lack % caasslencr esn}a ss1lss &c.
studs ar oasiness, and hnIle ne 4 NJ
safely. psEsnansnslf and sfeeally enni
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CANADIAN PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO..
- d1mitedJ
STEAMER PREMIER
SOUND soCrH.
lEAvg ARREvR
Vancouver. Monday aud Townsend, Thursday
Thursday 2 pm aud MONDAYS % n
TUwuscnd. Mondsy and att e. Friday and
thursday IL p n Tuesday . N
Seattle, Tuesday arc Tseoma, Friday AID
Friday ,.-...--...s m tuesday ........ 0a N
Seattle, as mtantEht townsend ...... = q N
Tu sdav and Friday whstnon 1880. g 80 . "a
Townsend "a M Roche HArbor II % D N
hat ON 30 q N Vancouver p "a
Roche HarsoF ( pm
he company reserves the right 70 change the
time table or places Of cal witkout notice.
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays ard FFsdayA
pAYs or ARkEvAL AT sKATTIE
Tuesdays aud FridayG
JOHN A o,BRiES. Master
Fw PARKFR- Aeeu1
john IRVING. sAasrer C. P. \, Co, Ia
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1.-THE Limited Past Mail"
Leaves Portland dsiiy at .. M via the Union
Pacific railway with through sieepess and din
ing ears. TtHas % CHS ago 0uly 20 houFs Call
on Oliver =. krtggs u ket ageu'. City dock tsr
L. ". MeGtnniss ticket agsnt postofEca build
ing
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GgxAGzA KIRKLAND
49,


fsAvss a. ? =, ssr taAzsa s.z wxy
rCssx
leaves q. sM En- eaa alsn n Sc Exweka1s
ard was Yass3
Eezxez a. \ y. 40 Tzkzss3 an4 var
r3s& }. 4 LoE1EElIas AAa&xsE.
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For detailed Information Apply TO TIE follow
ssse agents Of she company.
Z u. NcC0RD
Me- 6 Washington street Portland Oc
Rw McGINSES.. seattle. VT
re EIEfs. fsco1a& VI. r.
IL. Brown. Asst Gen Freixhf ana PEzsea-
ger AGENT. Vancouver. h c.
CorreEponsssnee respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific Co. faSusffc3.
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cRATTLE TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST
- Company.
CAPITAL s1o.oA
oyrcx WITH xeOxE LAND CO. ssarrLn

Issues policies Of insurance upon real estate
titles guaranteeing abso ute protection ara ast
loss ~ reason OF defective tits
II es<umes at ia own expense The defense %
all legal proceedings instituted in the interest %
adverse aimauts. aHd relieves the insured
from all t-oubie. annova nce. anxiety. cost and
expena~ attending such Iitieafioaa
c. H. HASFOkD, President and Counsel
EX-GON. WATSON &. eQNIRks Niee-PreA
h r. BAkkR Secretary.
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TnroRgh ttekets ara issued 90 oil rrfncfraR
points in the United states CarsdA. and karopA.
e. loweEs rate&
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FoFty sacks cabbage ear potatoes, IS boxes
spplss. ears stose. cars hay. 10 ears Lumber.
e 1o feet same, cars brick, go tons same.
can daaF stask, = head cattle, | car beer. ia
- pkss miscellaneous hardware, 10 head horses
Il esses cigars and tobacco
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Loan money on improved ctsy and farm prop-
erty IN amounts ~ 500 10 tik0.an No
DELAY In closlng loans. Applies
lions approved and pnpeza
drawn here MoAey pad
hy check un bank
ifyou have the security ne have tha monevss
loan Any ana als CON peftfion mas&
l. W ENTZ. ssene1ai Agent ksfd KxanifneE
Room l. NeNt lin bssek.
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BEE

a. n FosTKR AEse; 80.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-12
\ NEW DEPARTUWn.

1 have inaugurated new system
to which the attention of my custo-
mers is especially directed. Every
dollars worth of goods bought for
CASH entities the purchaser to a
ticket, which entities the holder to
the following prizes: f....
STickets Sugar Bowl, worth 81 90
10 Tickets Butter Knife, worth l 25
II Tickets Lace Pin, worth. l so
% Tickets set Teaspoons, worth. 8 90
30 Tickets set of Knives, worth. 8 70
80 Tickets set Of Forks, worth. 3 rs
90 Tickets set Tablespoons worth 6 90
100 Tickets a Fine Eight Day Clock.
Please come and see the goods. We
give the choice Of anything in our
Well-assorted Jewelry Department.
1T PAYS BOTH YOU AND ME.
Because these are tirst-class goods
needed in every household.
Because I buy in larger lots from
first hands and it increases my trade.
1t is not lottery, but it is fair
and square deal.
lis J. RosENsrocx
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-12
Call 'eTn Both In.

Dan DeQuill in writing aboutI the
confidence man representing Nevada
in Paris, calls on the Governor to TO-
woke his appointment on the ground
that he is swindler. The Governor
recently appointed man to high
office who some years ago while hold
ing an Office Of trust in this county
was removed from his position for
having embezzled $1,000. II DR..
Biber's commission is revoked the
other fellow ought to be called in at
the Same time.-lAppeal.
Give the name Of "the other fellow"
Mr.. Appeal, as it is due to every
appoinLee Of the Governor that the
real culprit be known. Vague in
situations are unfair In case Of
such Importance,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-12
1t A1akesa difference.

The Virginia. Republican State
ticket is made up almost exclusively
OF ex-Confederate Brigadiers, with
Malone at the head, and the ticket is
warmly Endorsed by the Republican
press throughout the country. Dur
ing the campaign the Malone ticket
will doubtless be referred to by the
Republican organs as soldiers OF
bravery and patriotism; while the
Democratic ticket, headed by General
Lee, will be denounced as a gang of
traitors and conscienceless rebels, as
usual Virginia Chronicle.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-12
North Ruby Items.

Threshing is thing Of the past in
our valley and with few exceptions
the crops turned out as well as was
expected.
Mrs. G. A. Nichols began school
here last Monday morning. She has
quite number of little ones in at
tendance, who are eager to go to
work after their long vacation.
We regret to learn of the sudden
death of little Mercy Persons who
was called away August 81 after a
very short illness. The little one was
complaining on Sunday, but was not
considered dangerously ill until Mon
day night about IL o'clock, and from
that time she suffered until near
three o'clock Tuesday evening when
her pure, unsullied spirit took flight
to its Maker.
Mr.. Persons had gone for DR.. Petty
but ere he reached home he was met
by a messenger with the sad news
that he was too late.
The remains were taken to Clover
Valley where the heart broken par
ents and loving brother and sister
saw their darling lowered from their
sight forever.
We extend our heartfelt sympathies
to them in this hour of trouble and
may they strive to lead a life that
will enable them to meet their loved
one in the home where sorrow and
care are unknown.
OLD SETTLER.
Fair Play, Sept. 10, 1889.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-12

ment TO support the people; bat Of
the people to support the govern
ment."
Eastern Maine is suffering from
one OF the severest drouths ever
known. Forest fires have started in
the Maine and New Brunswick for
ests, and on the st. John river tie
situation is especially serious. It ex-
tends over several counties. AL
ready timber lands are damaged to
the extent of hundreds Of thousands
OF dollars. Several towns are seri-
Ously threatened. -.
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Special Notice.

The managers Of the w. G. T. U.
Reading Room have decided to change
the time Of giving lunch to Saturday
evening, rs formerly, for the reason
that Friday does not seem to suit the
public. All are invited to fine
lunch which will be spread ON Satur-
day evening. Old and young are cor
daily invited to come and spend q
social hour at the w. 9. r.. U. Read
ing Room on Saturday evening.
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Jack the Ripper.

A dispatch dated London, Sept. 10,
says: .,......, ...
At $50 this morning the police
found the body of q fallen woman
lying at the corner OF the railway
arch on Gable street, Whitechapel.
An examination of the remains
showed that tho head and arms had
bsen cut off and carried away, and tho
stomach ripped open and the intes-
tines were lying on the ground. A
Gordon of police instantly surrounded
the spot, but no arrests had up to 8
A. M. been made.
Physicians who examined the body
state that in their opinion the murder
and mutilation occupied nearly an
hour. 1t is surmised that the MUIR
derer carried off tho head and arms
in bag. This murder is the worst
Of the whole series Of Whitechapel
murders. The manner in which the
limbs were severed from the body
shows that the murderer possessed
some surgical skill. The woman was
about 80 years old. Her clothing was
shabby, and she was evidently q spirit
drinkor. Her remains have not been
identified. The most intense excite
mont again prevails in Whitechapel.
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G.IVe ana Let live.

Those who desire fresh Groceries
anal Provisions, as we'll as Glassware,
Queensware, etc., should not fail to
examine my stock and prices before
purchasing.
Apenny saved is asgood as a penny
earned andyou can save money by pur-
chasing goods at homo. I carry a
large stock of seasonable goods and
will sell at Live and Let Live prices.
2-l8 III. CHASE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-12

NJ. Reinhart has
just received his
Fall and Winter
samples for custom
made clothing. If
you want your
clothes made to Or
der, give him q call
and see as fine a
line of samples as
has ever been ex-
hibited in Elko.
You can get a suit
Of clothes made to
order from $21 90
up. Fit Guaran-
teed.
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A Naughty Minister.

Rev. ]. X. Grifiths, Baptist Min
lister in the village of Wanaconda, just
outside Of the city limits Of Chicago,
has eloped with Anna Fidmarsh, a
member of his church. Grifiths was
once a cowboy, drifted to Toronto,
where he joined the Salvation Army,
got married, united with the Baptist
Church, and became q minister. He
leaves wife and two children penni-
less.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-12

Since the recent fire at Palisade
which destroyed my hotel, together
with it's contents, have opened the
PALISADE HOTEL and am now
prepared to accommodate the travel
ing public with good accommodations,
both as to board and lodging. A lib
oral share Of the public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
1-9 z. M. BAUM
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BndurAted FlDre Ware.

The attention of the public is di-
rected to my new stock Of Tubs,
Buckets, Basins, ETC., manufactured
from 1ndurated Wood Fibre, pressed
out in one piece, without seams or
hoops. 1t is light and durable, will
not shrink or swell, will not faint any
kind OF liquid and bids fair to super
cede tin and wooden ware. Call and
examine it.
III. CHASE.
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2 ssdePtnkAng.
z. M. BAUM

Having purchased Of Brown & Hos
kins their interest in the Undertake
ing business, I am now prepared to at
tend to all calls in that line. will
also attend to the repairing and up
holstering Of Furniture, etc. Shop
on Commercial street, next door t.
Brown d Hoskins' old stand.
6-5 N. i. PETERSON.