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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-03-31
Application fer a Patent
No. $40.
usrTFD sTATEs LAND OFFICE,

Eureka, Nevada July 8 1891.
NOTICE Is BERi BY GIVEN That The
~ Phoebe onsoliia ed Mining a. d Redu.
tim Cnmphny, by its author zed agent San uel
I. Gudbe, whose post Office ADDRESS is Phoebe.
Lincoln county, State of Nevadt, has this day
filed it's apl LEGATION for tho III and onr hun.
dred and Lightweight C4Ss) linear feet Of the
Rainbow" mine or tide, bearing silver, with
surface ground two hundred t2oUl feet IN width
situated III Ely Mining District, county
OF Lincoln, state of Nevada, Az C. 70
by the field notes and fciai pat on file in this
office as Lot No At l. township No #
range 81 east Mount Diabio Base and Mtri6isn,
said Lot No. AZ being described as follows to
wit:
Beginning at post marked Post No
survey No AZ, theI ce Iuiriig, 1et ,our e, S
80 degrees As minutes 281 ice. to lost No Q
. Survey No AZ. whence the mouth of the
Schwabe tunnel besrs y IS degrees ~ minut, g.
AZ feet thence. End couite 1910 feet to
the line b, twe,ns cti ms 20 and 81 up /, N
Is 81 h, 1a88 (, oil to post No U s Survey No Al,
whence Mineral Monument No bears s as
degrees BE- minutes, 1922 feet, ana the sec.
ton corner common to seciion. 90 q, % and
20, TIP l, NH CT Il, bears S 0 deg ees q minutes
" 1918 feet thence. Bra course. 80 degrees As
minutes. 9Sl feet to post Nos U Survey No
AZ; Il eDce, Atm course 81 deere,s SO minutes,
W 1888 feet to III, place Of beginning,
Containing G. II acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian
with magnetic variation OF is deg and Do
minutes east
The nearest known location is the lisa Belle
lode q m on the south.
Any and all persons claiming advers ~ a'y
portion Of said Rainbow mine or tur ace
groun are quir, d to file their adverse cisihs
with the Reg stet OF the United States Land
once at Enresa. in the stat Of Nevada. dur.
iiR the period OF publication hereof or .ney
will be debarr.d BY virtue OF the pr1vision Oh
''' ''a''''' DUNKLE. Register.
tits hereby ordered that the for' going no,
tice Of application for patent be puolisned
in the Pioci e RI CORD, weekly bewrfePe'
nubIisbed AT Piocbe, Lincoln county Nevada,
for the period of SKY avs Lten consecutive
40. sas, PDUkKLE, REGISTER.
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A LUCKY PLANT.
Rosemary Was Supposed to Possess Mag
{ ical Properties.


/ ical Properties.
In the south of Europe the rosemary
has long had magic properties ascribed
to it, says All the Year Round. The
Spanish ladies' used to wear it as an
antidote against the evil eye, and the
Portuguese called it the Elm plant, and
dedicated it to the fairies. The idea of
the antidote may have been due to
confusion Of the name with that of the
Virgin; but, as matter of fact, the
"Rosmarinus" is frequently mentioned
by old Latin writers, including Horace
and Ovid. The name came from the
fondness Of the plant for the seashore,
where it often gets sprinkled with the
"fos" or dew of the sea, that is to say,
sea spray. Another cause of confusion,
perhaps, was that the leaves of the
plant somewhat resemble those Of the
juniper which in medieval times was
held sacred to the Virgin Mary.
In the island of Crete, it is said. a
bride dressed for the wedding still calls,
last of all, for a sprig of rosemary to
bring her luck. And now we come to
find rosemary in close association with
both marriage and death, just as the
hyacinth was, and perhaps still is,
among the Greeks. 1t is interesting to
trace the connection by which the same
plant came to have two such different
uses.
One Of the earliest mentions of rose.
mary in English literature is in poem
of the fourteenth century, called 1.-THE
Gloriouse Rosemaryne, which begin,
thus:
This herbe is callit rosemaryn,
OF -cr:a that is code and tyne;
But all the vertues tell ne can,
Nor, trowe, no erthely man"
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PATENT NOTICES.
ppIic I'll. tOI

.cssb t-.iI We D.
= urlUI 1 b. - IL o.. r.
- rm he q Lso,il ted ii,pt ard &c
p b, rs an zd"et M
uouOe, whose pos, fhoo .du..s 10 4. cL,
lincoln county, State OF SevadA, has this ay
Md his application for fifteen hundred 1900,
linear fees of the Zero" mine or lode bearing
silver, with surface ground two hundred t2OUl
feet in wi t., situated il Ely Mining disiric,
county of Lincoln, State of Nevada, and sig
nate by he field notes and official Plat on
file III this othce rs lot No 40 in township No
l n of range No 81 OF Mount iablo Bare a, d
lows, to-wit:
hteiunn at post marked Post No q s
survey No AZ, whrI ce WI eelers u S monumt IA I
be srs 81 deg ees 20 minutes. L 2a46 Q ct
the section corner c. mmt n 10 sections 70 %,
70 and y, to -, hip ! N X 81 4 bel rs = IS ue-
gr es and IS In.nutes, E 1856 feet. thence run
lag, LIT CO urse, N II dtSr.e- miput,s,
Hiois the southern boundary line @ :
veg No 80, Penack T led, q Ieet 30 pc. 49,. -
y urvey o as whence the mouth of the
r tunnel bea 81 degrees 60 minutes "a
100 Get, and he VI, nth f The madur tunI
bears so degrees 80 IN uu es E 2ss feet, ana
the mou Of the Zero incline on this claim
bears 90 de- re- 3 ~ miLutes L 2sS feet thence
InnniIg 2nd course $ 81 degrees "a In ties I
3S3 feet to line between sections ~ and 81
ih U feet to post MOB U Survey No 40, tn, Ice
Bird course : II DE- grees minutes, W to Lost
No U uryey NO 40; thu nee, 4.h course, 81
degrees a minutes, 1870 feet to the place OF
beginning.
Coma ming 6 SO arrea.
Courses expressed from the true meridian
wi h maggie ic variation OF is degrees and &
minutes east
the near st known location is the PapackeI
lode. adjoiniDg on the north.
Any and al persons claiming advt rse1y any
portion OF SAID Zero mine or surface ground
are require to q their adverse claims with
the egister OF the United States and Office
al Eureka. in the State q Nevada, d. ring he
period OF Iubic"tion hereof, ,r III y VIII be
debarred by virtue of the provisions of the
statutes.
]. y. DUSKLE, Register.
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PATENT NOTICES.
App cat % foz n : att t
Sirgu -Are L d rEIcE

ur' 40, ia IL 81
= q l 4 - DE .EbY GIVE n, 49,
~ p cue Cpn Ida el !, Ii ne AID Il, u,.
- Company ~ 10 aUtho IL. d a.e. "a
uel dodoa, ~hose pr office add ess 10
tPioche, Lincoln county, Stale Of Nevada, 5
This day filed its appiicati- n tor one thousand
sour hundred and .igntS leigh: (lissI linear
ct Of the Isl Belle" mine or lode be airing
FLYER, with suriece ground two hundred t2' o.
f ct IN width situated in Ely Mi ing District.
cou ty of Lincoln. st ate OF Nevada and d, sig
lated by the fl Id Notes official p at on file il
in this Ufhce as OF No. As, IN Tow ip No. |, N
If range u II, Mount Dszblo base and Mel
dia-j sal lot No, 4s being described as fol-
lows, to wit:
Begun irg at Post marked post No. Us sur
Vey No 10, whence the nCufh of the schNabe
tnn' ell b srs 5 So l.grees an1 20 mi Il es, l.
29l feet; th-uce running LIST c. urse, 80 De
grees As .ninu es, " 2I9 feet to post No gu s.
oufv.! M. As: thence 2an course. N "a de-
gIees 3s ninut s, h 1888 feet 10 pot No. 3. u
5. survey No. As; theme. 3 d course n 8, d..
grees As minutes + 2T9 fe to post No 4. U
>. Survey No. AS, whence U. 5. Mineral MJuu
u,ent No bta s 46 degrees So inutrs, W
10 6 'e,t, d III e'c'i ~ corner C M to
sections 20, 81, 30 and 30, Up l, N 81 e, bears
> degrees y inute+, 1918 feet; thence
4th course, 8 "a "egrees SO minutes, " 1883
fees to 10 the place of beginning.
CONTAINING 672 acres.
q ur.e- expressed from the true meridisn
with m 'gnetic variation OF Is degrees and
IS minutes east.
tn nearest known locations are the Rain.
bow on the nor and the Hall Moon lode
claim on the south.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said a Belle mine OF
surface ground are required to file thor adj
verse claims with the Register of the Uniteo
states Lane Office at Eureka, in the State OF
Nevada, duiing the periol of publ
cation here OF or they will be dc barred by virtue
OF the provisions OF the Statute
J.P. DUNKLE, Register.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF a plication for pat Mt be published in the
Phoebe RLocRD, weekly ewspap,r published
It Phoebe, Lincoln county, nevada. for The
period Of sixty days item consecutive "eeks).
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No. g76.
UNITED lat LAND OFFICE,
I,,r.la N,,.Ia II, q ,pu1


Eureka, Nevada July =, 1891.
NOTICE Is HER BY GIVEN Til IT lHt
~ Piocbe Consolidated M;uitg aud Re lur-
ON Company by / y auth riz d agent, Sam.
Pi 'che, IcUln county, state of Nevada, has
his day fled les application f. on Thousand
our hundItd and eighty eight l48S) hn+a
feei Of the 'Bi! ant niue or LODE ! EARN sill
YER, with surface proul two hundred t2oll
ttet IL width, situated in Ely Mining District
county OF Linco II. State OF Nevada, AMI desi.-
nat. by thr fed ,ot.s and official plat 81
in This offic. as Lot No. 48, in tow ship
70. N, rang. 81 L OF Mount Diablo Base am
Ne ri nan; said lot No. AZ being described as
blows, to-uit
Be.Inni q at q post marked P at No. !, U. s.
lurve No. 40. shtnce he mou of the H,r
IAN tunnel TEARS Al degrees IS m Dures, 4 3l4
feet; hen, ,unni.g 1T course. 80 d'g,ee.
As minutes 2s2 ttet to p st No 2 U
survey No. AZ; lhtDce 2ud course, N 81 de
gre, 81 min al. h 1888 + ct co post No 8. U,
s. Survey No. 43 VIII, nee U s Mi ersl Nj, nu
ment No l bears 50 d. grees &c minutes "
1898 q feet, and the stctiun cor er conl Il t.
sec ious n, q, 28 anu % I N. II 81 + b ars
6. rec IS min ties h 2298 2 I st; thel c., 3rl
course, N 80 degrees IS MINUTES 2 y feet
post No 4 U. 8. survey No ~; theI ce, 4th
course, S 81 degrees 80 miDu rs, W l4ss let t.
posi- No. /. the place Of b ginning.
CoDtainlns 6.8l acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian
with mague &c variation OF 10 degrees am
IS iLuses cas-.
The nearest known locations are the
II Ii Moon II the north aud the War Iigr
lode Oh the nth.
Any and all persons claiming adversely, any
portion OF rad Bryant Min- or surface
ground, are required to file tn ir adverse
claims with the hegister of the United states
Lsnd Office at Eureka, in the tatt
II Nevada, during the period OF
publication erect, or they will b' declared by
virtue OF the provisions OF the statute.
j. p. UNKLE, Register.
1t is hereby rdered that tle foregoing no.
tice of application for pate Il be pub sbs1 i'll
h. Phoebe RECORD d weesly Newspal er pub
lished at PiochJ, Lincoln county. n va Il, 20
the period of sixty days item consecutive
weeksl.
ID Z II
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Application for a Patent
No 975.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.


Eureka, Ntvsd July Z, 1891.
NOTICE IS BERrB, GIVEN THAI THk
~ Phoebe Consol dated Mining and Re-
gu ton Company, by Its authorized agent.
SAMUEL / Godbe, whose postotfce address il
Pioche Lincoln county, State Of Nevada, has
thus day filed his application for one thous Id
four hunGred and eighty eight 14SS) linear
feet Of the War Eagle mine or lode. bear
t2u0) feet in width, situated in Ely Mining
district. tounty OF Lincoln. State Of Nevada,
and designated by the field not 8 and official
plat on file in this Office as lot number 40, in
township mber l forth, range 81 east of
Mount Dlablo Base aud Meridian; said lot \ o.
48 heing described ss follows, to.pit:
Beginning at post msrted Post No. ! q. q.
Survty No 4S. thence running, LIST curse, 8
80 de Iees as minutes, 1904 feet to Post No.
2, U s. Survey No. AZ, WHIT nee the mo III OF
the Horran tunnel bears N 10 d. or, Is 80 min.
ut s, E Cot tee,; thence, Ord course, 81 de-
Nrr.s, 38 mirutes 4. 1873 feet to
Post No. 3 3. Survey No. 4S; hence, 3rd
e ur e, N 80 elrees, 4 minutes 1904 feet
&c post No 4, q s. surv.y NO. sS whence U. T..
Mineral Nonu ent M. bea~s 8. 81 d-gre, s 26
minutes, W. 1858 feet, and the section co.. n. r
couIm n to sections 30, 81. - aud 80 FIN,
r, 81 F.. bears \. degree 35 inut 8 E
zl9S.2 fee, thence. 4th course, s "A dtRI.. IN
minute W, l4ss feet to Post No. / at the
place of b ginning.
Containing 6.76 acres.
uourses expressed from the true meridian
with u magnetic variation OF 10 degrees aud 8
minutes east. The nearest known locations
are the Brya,t 10 on the north snd the Els.
zen 1ol lode on the seu'h
T AnN and all p, rsols claiming adversely any
portion OF said War tssl Mine or surface
ground are require 10 lie then adverse ,ls ms
wltu the Register The Unit,d taies Land 9TH, Z
al eureka in the State of N, vaua, duriug u 9
period of publication hereof. or tn, y
will BE- debarred by virtue Of the provisions OF
the Statute.
J.P. DUNKLE, Register.
1t ia hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
of a plication tor patent be published in The
/ Phoebe RECORD, weekly newspaper
published Mt Phoebe, Lincoln county Ne,a' a
| for the periodf sixty days item consecutive
| weeks
p. DUNKIE, RI gister.
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LOST.

TIVE saddle horses trebuctekin no re, ]
combined on risht hip; has bell on; also n
sor,ei horse branded II ON the hip A reward
OF SIU III be paid TO the Under Of the above
horses, to be left at Joe Cooks stable.
fy.t JOE NATL.
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]. =. DUSKLE, Register

1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
of APP licatit n tor patent be publish, + + the
period Of sixty days It n consecutive weeksl in
the Phoebe Weekly MEG, RID, q weekly neweps-
pr publis, cd at he, Lincoln County, Ne
vada. j, = DUNKLE Register
Nv 10 lot
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NOTICE.

All parties indebted to me are hereby mott.
fed to mske payments to N. P Dooley, who
will act rs agent for me during my absence,
j. A. SAMMON.
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The Stock comprises the Best Grade of Goods obainabe
and prices Reduced to figure that Defes Competition
ONE PRICE TO A1.H.n
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
Giant, Blasting e Gun Powder
Fuse, Candles, Etc.

In connection with the establishment Is a corr oete
Shop and am prepared to execute promptly all
orders for Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron
Work, Steam, Air, Water and
Exhaust Pipe Plumbing
and Pump Work.
, 1892-12-23
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
III rs EDUCATIONAL.

The managers of the star entertainment
and lecture course are to be complimented
for the really first class entertainments
that so far have been furnished, Olympia
hitherto has been given the go-by in regard
to lectures and entertainments by eminent
and distinguished people. So far this year
our city bids fair to rival Seattle and Ia
coma in the way of educational entertain
ments. Indeed, Olympia enjoys the dis
tinction of being The only place on Puget
Sound where Hanlin Garland was secured
for hearing. But two numbers of the
proposed conrse of twelve has as yet been
given. Both of these have given excellent
satisfaction, and especially so to people of
refinement and taste. The engagements
for the future that are either secured or are
under consideration are first-class.
Subscribers to the course engage to
pay twenty-five cents number for ten
or twelve numbers. The certificates are
transferable and there is no limit in regard
to the time when they are used. The
money can be paid in advance or by in
stallments, the proportionate amount at
the time of each entertainment. Subscrip-
ton to the course not only helps to secure
the very best talent, but it gives the sub
scriber the privilege of attending any enter
tainment at about half the price OF general
admission, which is placed no higher than
the prices usually charged for such enter
tainments. The course is educational as
well as entertaining and should meet with
, 1892-12-23

THE South reYerences the ex-Confederate
soldier as patriot who risked his life for
his country, and provides means to make
his remnant of life as comfortable as possi-
BILE. The North reioices to see the ex-Con-
federate cared for, not because he was
patriot, but because, as a deluded follower
of traitorOus leaders, he braYely exposed
his life for cause which he mistakenly
thought was just. The South at the same
time inveighs against the veterans of the
National Army as lot of bummers and
dead-beats who are not entitled to consid-
Grafton in the days of old age and disability,
and many Of the people in the North, in
their anxiety to please the South, have
joined in the inhuman, unpatriotic crusade
against the men who saved the nation.
, 1892-12-23
1T WILL NOT CEASE.

The restriction of immigration for year
at least, or for longer time, will
probably not pass the present house, or in
fact any other house controlled by the
democratic party. Bills for that object
will be favorably reported to both houses,
but powerful influences are already at
work to defeat them. The southern mem
bers do not care a fig how many immi-
grants come into the country. They know
it will cheaper labor and that is what they
are after Some of the northern members
say that immigrants are needed to perform
the menial labor of this country, and that
to interfere with such work as is involved
in digging up public streets or railroad
construction will be serious matter. It
will be said also that such a measure will
encounter the opposition of the western
farmers, who claim to be oppressed by the
high prices of farm labor. 1t will be
maintained, too, that 1t will be impossible
to pass any discriminating law exempting
the citizens of one nationality from the re-
striction on immigration, and that in order
to accomplish the purpose desired by the
promoters Of this moYementit will be nee
essary for congress to practically prohibit
immigration for time from all countries.
The probable attitude of the steamship
companies with respect to the proposed
restrictive legislation is matter of inter
est. While there is some reason to believe
that there is disposition on the part Of
some Of the steamship companies to at
tempt to play a game of bluff with the gov
ernment yet it is certain that these COM
panies are sincere in their professed deter
mination to refuse to carry steerage traffic
for time.
, 1892-12-23

JUDGE JAMES GAY GORDON, of Philadel-
phia, is a sensible sort of Judge. Four
young boys were brought before him and
pleaded guilty to petty thieving. They
were committed to the house of refuge.
He promptly held four pawnbrokers to
answer the charge of receiving stolen goods
from the boys, and they will probably go
to jail. The boys ages and the fact that
they offered new goods for very small
advance were facts that should have put
PaWnbrokers on their guard, if they had
not been Indifferent as to the ownership
of the property.
, 1892-12-23

The Memphis newspaper, the CONNER
clal, which is urging destruction to the
pensioned soldiers of the army and navy,
is also urging the building of a monument
to JEFF Davis. 1t says:
His monument will be a shrine to which
every Southern mother can take her son
and BID him study and emulate the virtues
of him to whose memory it was raised.
And yet they say the Southern people
are loyal to the republic. They are, as
a rule, as much assassins and traitors
to the republic as they were in 1861.
, 1892-12-23

THE Southern men are particularly SEN
sitive on all points of honor, " says Wash
ington correspondent. How about the re-
pudiation of the state bonds of Georgia,
Alabama, Virginia and other Southern
states; the suppression of the eolored vote
by ballot box stufing, the burning of negro
cabins, massacre of colored men, denunci-
alton of people who helped them in time
Of disease and death, rampant lynch law,
setting free such murderers as Colonel H.
Clay King, and thousand other dishon.
orable things-Bosh Itis not true.
, 1892-12-23

An amusing incident occurred during
the regents session here. DIR. Conover, in
answering a speech of Regent Smiths, be-
came so greatly excited that he began
walking hurriedly up and down the room.
Stopping in his talk long enough to take a
pull on his cigar, he discovered that it
was tout" In an absent-minded way he
reached for match, found he didn't have
any-and conyulsed the audience by cram
ing his neck up to an incandescent light,
pushing his cigar against it and tpuuing''
on II for all he was worth. He explained it
by saying that he Just tried it as an exper-
iment, but it wouldn't "go down" with the
newspaper men.-Yakima Republic.
, 1892-12-23

laxatiVe three to four act as a cathartic.
They're the smallest, but the best. There's
less 70 take, but there's more good in it, when
ne taken. They're the original Little Liver
Plll, and they've never been equaled. Sick
Headache, Bilious Headache, Constipation,
Indigestion, Bilious Attacks and all derange-
ments Of the liver, stomach and bowels, are
prevented, relieved, and cured.
They're the cheapest pill you can buy, be-
cause they're gUdr0ateed to give satisfaction,
or your money is returned.
You pay only for value received
Can you ask more
, 1892-12-23

oned to several hoys who were up tree
300 yards on the right, telling them laugh
ingly to look out Or they would get hit by
Foote'S pistol balls. The latter did not hit
Prentiss, nor the boys, either, but Foote
was enrlonslY wounded bv Prentiss.
, 1892-12-23
PiIesI PIIesi Itching pnes.

symptoms Moisture; intense itching
and stinging; most at night; worse by
scratching. If allowed to continue tumors
form, which often bleed and ulcerate. be-
coming very sore. Swayne's Ointment
stops the itching and bleeding, heals ulcer
alton, P. in most cases removes the
tumOrs. AT druggists, or by mail, for so
cents. DR.. SnWayne & Son, PHILADELPHIA.
, 1892-12-23
Heart Disease.

palpitation, pain in side, short breath op-
preston, asthma, swollen ankles, are cured
by DR.. Miles New Heart Cure. A new dis
eovery by the eminent Indian Specialist.
Fine illustrated treaties free at Acme drug
store. Marr q Ross prOprietors, or address
The Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
, 1892-12-23

Brewery situated on the Northern Pacific
railroad midway between Tacoma and Sc
attle; annual capacity, 250O barrels. Plant
and stock complete ready for immediate
nse; custom established; magnificent wa
ter supply. For further particulars ad-
dress Jno. B. Reed, receiver, room 41O, Cal
itornia building, Tacoma. Wash. a5tf
, 1892-12-23

SENATOR WATSON CARBossA SQUIRE has
thus far stocked Lake Washington with
black bass, taken the Kelley cure and Sc
cured nice, fat place for the editor of the
Post-Intelligencer - for a few months.
Great record, that.
, 1892-12-23

CIEMENoEAU and De Roulede, the French
statesmen, fired three shots at each other.
Nobody hurt. Several years ago, when
Henry s. Foote and Sergeant s. Prentiss, of
Mississippi, fought a duel, the latter beck
, 1892-12-23
Notice for Sealed Proposals.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be
received by the city of Olympia, at the Office OF
the city clerk, until 1880 pm. December %, 1892
to do the city advertising for the year 1898 Bids
TO state price per square of $50 ems nonpareil
A. l. CALLOW
City Clerk.
Olympia, December %, 1892. d2S-It
, 1892-12-23

Ehen Baby was sick, we gaze her CastoriA
Vhen she was Child, she CT led for Castoria.
Fhen she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
when she had Children. she gave them CastoriA
, 1892-12-23
INSURANCE,

ENRAANKLIN Insurance Company, of Phila-
II delphia, Pa.
New Hampshire Fire Insurance COMPANY of
Manchester.
MERCHANTS Insurance Company, of Newark,
New Jersey.
ton, Mass.
United States Mutual Accident Association
Of New York. A. L. CAMPBELL Agent
Room g. Turner Block
, 1892-12-23
EXCHANGE.

ITO EXCHANGE for residence property in
Il Olympia-nine and one-haf acre fruit
ranch near Seattle; 400 fruit trees, one and one
hall acres straw berries, One-half acres raspber-
ries, other small fruit; tWO-rOOm house, well,
chicken house and yard. Call on or address N.
). BUCkNER, Olympia. dl2-lmd
, 1892-12-23

TIE POst-Intelligencer has lost the city
printing Of Seattle, and is squealing like
little pigs trying to get under a gate.