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Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04
The Druggists

 In Lowell, Msss., agree in saving that they sell more of Hoods sarsspariln then of all othes blood purifiers Tor instance:
 P. c. GooDALE: sell more of Hoods sarsap@ rilla than all other blood purifiers,
 4. W, Dows G Co.,: Hoods takes the lead of ell other ssrsansrillas
 0. F. BLANCHARD; We sell rnors Of Hoods ssr. SaparlllA than of Rpy similar.
 MAhsTos & SHAW; With us the sale of Hood'e is to ot any other kind.
 Ed E. BAILEY & Co: Hoods sarssparilla ih one of the best medicines.
 CARLTON 6 HcvEY: Hoods Sarsaperilla is one of the best medicines we hsys It's sale increases every yeai.
 r P. MoopY We sell twice ss much of Hoodd 5srsaparilla as Of anything similar. C. 4. SWAN: Hoods isthe most popular sarss. parilla oi the day.
 THIRTY OTHER druggists speak similarly. This popularity st hotne, where Hoods satse- parilia and its proprietors have been known fos many years. could not continue If the medicine did not possess merit, And these facts should certainly convince people in other sections of the country that Hoods sarsaparilla Is good, reliable medicine.
 Hoods SarsapariIla Sold by druggists. sl; six for s. Prepared only by c. I. HOOD & CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
 100 Doses One Dollar
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

Alfred Kinney Nas appoin.ed Court Commissioner, vice o. E Croswell resigned. A better selection could not have been made.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

Globe & san Carlos TrlogDuh O, OMcs Hours-g o'clock A, N Co l2 M. and to P. T Spudsvs-lO tu Il n. 9. ard @ Co ?. N.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04
Knights of pythIas,

Rsgqisr Assting of PnAl Mountain Lodge No. Ii, .Tuesdsy uigbt of each week at Ma sonic Hall. All brothers in good standing are cordially invited.
 D. S. HzEoy, c. c. NJ. BI ,uns, IT,, K. R. g.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

4 BIG TUMELE.-Custam Made Clothing at greatly reduced prices at
 c. s. VAN WAGEEEE's.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

Jas, E. Sturgeon went to Salt River with II, J, Ramer on Friday, and from there will go to Tempe with a bunch of cattle
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

Harry Temple, assistant postmaster, ia agent for every newspaper and pe- riodical published, He will receive and forward subscriptions, without any expense to the subscriber above the regular price of the publication.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

Rev. Edwin Wards subject to-mor- row night viii be The Model Young Dian, ' with prelude on woman uE- fcage.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

Hrs. Elizabeth Basheld1r arrived frcm Salinas, Cal, on Tuesday and c&- .pecss to remain here for some time
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

All kinds of wines and liquors, to- baseo and cigars, at G, s. Van Wage neti's.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

The Globe Base Ball Club, has or glnized and elected the following men as officers and playersi L. B Walker, Capt, q, Nj Allison, Treas; J. c. Lord, Chas. Holzman, W. A, David son, P Rose, F. H. Springer, Floyd Blevius, Theo. Crahdall, Thos. Me Kevitt, ". W Brookner and T. s. Collins
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

I have few r jewelled fine watches for sale at manufacturers prices.
 R. F. HttMPaHEY.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

We learn from the Star of April 30, that Mrs. J. F, Tremble, of Florence, had arrived In Tucson to have surgi- cal operation performed, The lady's Globe friends hope that the outcome will be favorable to her speedy re- covery,
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

Dr. Ancil Martin, Phnnlx, A. T. Eye, ear, nose and throat a speciality.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

Denis Murphy, who has the beef contract at San Carlos and Fort Grant for the ensuing year, returned from Fort Grant and Wilcox yesterday. He has arranged with Mir. Moore, cat tie buyer and shipper at Wilcox, to supply Grant, and will himself look after the San Carlos contract.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

l have small sample let Of the Gel ebrated P. Q. Co.'S pioptric spectacles. They are something extra. Do you need a pair. R. E. HUMPHREY.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

Dr. B. G. Fox made a trip to Tonto the present week to attend MIr. and Mrs, c. Cline, who are dangerously sick with the grippe, and their recov- cry considered doubtful They are both advanced in yea--Dgr Cline, 60 years, and his wife 79 years ofage.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

HOUSE TO RENT. Apply to G. S Van Wagenen.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

The first train ran into Fort Thomas on Tuesday, May 1, over the c. V, G, x N. R. R. and on the same day the telegraph office at Phomos was re- opened, giving direct communication by wire between Globe, Gila Valley towns and Wilcox. The new time table of the railroad Is published in this issua
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

If you want suit of clothes made to order and warranted to fit call on G. s. Van WageneR.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04
BORN.

KISER-I In Globe, April 90. to the wife of William Kiser dsaghter.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

Frank slinkard, sentenced to three years in the Territorial prison for bur glary, L. J. Echols, three years for manslaughter and Nick Booth, five years, for perjury were removed from the Gila county jail and started for Yuma, in charge of Sheriff Thompson and Deputy Benbrook, on Wednesday evening,
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

F ". Wes meyer went toSait River yes CT ay to look after his cattle and ranch interests,
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

Judge Owen T. Rouse, Court Re- port w. c. Power and Attorney J. A. Freund left on Thursday morning for Florence, where ihe District Court for Pinal county eonvenes next Monday. The session for the trial of United States cases win not likely begin at Florence, until May 27.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

Go to G. S. Van Wagenen's tor over coats and blankets.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04
FoR SALE.

A good, high speed engine, complete and in good running order.
 Address,
 G. ALLISON,
 San Carlos, Ariz.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04

This papsris kept on 6le at E, O. pake's Advsrtising Agency, ca and 69 Merchants $ xehanSs, San Francisco, Cei'' where 'o'' sracbs for adyertisin. can be made ior 't'
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04
LOCAL NEWS.

Spring Millinery at 2Irs. J. Rcd man'B.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-05-04
GIL, yALlGY. eloOr ,1 NORTHERN u. E,
m. M. M lst lS

TIME CARD NO 3. BETWEEN BOWIE
 AND FORT THOMAS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-26

n corsps-sso- xf-H beef. r1s butcher
frs he nus s-crsase r-z-ss- Bz- TIE
to-ss supply = re Tr&-a1 States =
przrts-zzfv fnsx1zzssStss- Eo<Ss c47 D
rzzSs5 81 tEs WaS- -sEra cheaper T7sI
careIs- Tnsy 1zn - s1auSats-s1 as easily.
Or thay can "a xhsrp~z5 z11va across S1e
SEA --zach more eGS+y Tran c2Tt4e, ara
Cz- - sesS either OF the h-c< a. G-'sSss-
AZ = rrsce certainly nor greater than t1s
seven cents 4 pound which TIE German
workman h2S Az-1s--o paid Gaming =
OF oF ire qt7ss-c-- - coE-se. Dot TIE
-1ezt = consumed = Germany L both 4
sszrs1 ard smoked s-z-e. as wei a. 1-es1.
zz5 - either one o. ne three coZsssl.2e-ls
re American expo-1S-S cozzzd furnish p
Wan the aSa1t shsng.y rapid 11suse -
ho-szs II r1= United States. consequent
yz~soa RI bEzE61nS o. 50 many e2e-~rsc
uecfzElv n she West. = 1zr from berg
TIE profitable Industry = formerly Ess-
L -. ra-srz -zzr, however car make ths
raising % horses for food profitable Why
sa.cszla he not d Il TEE sJze5ect Il o
rw.eos1 Interest 20 The A-rs-rzz packer
wEoSs beef am bes< r-oiszets are Tow
exc*gz1esi r-or-l ne German market. and -
the horse raiser, whose invested czAEsETz3
r5x brings aim very SATISFACTORY -
rurzs + * true thar n car osn co-sa-l-
t-y re prsjg1rs against eating morse
n.ear = 50 great that there nil p-oo4>sy
never ~ q home demand for uPSz| o. s1a-
kind nu- that - 10 reason WY Amer
can -zDc5nse1 should zo- AXE advantage
OF he existence OF the di1srez- state OF
rnsn-s II aacrhsr country % found what
ezz - made q very p-s~TiI2o<s En'1usVfS
5-1 excessive export trade.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-26

II exchanges hls gold 81 for SO Of The
SILVER soasg o lis oxn eoant-T- which
Is LEGAL tender fo~ IA ssb1s. pszhZsc and
private. e his c5zrtTy.~ and Esys rs "a
boreFs rs ira. coiE
Nr. Heiszer IS caa9E1. lie tells us that
god dollars zre a. = prsal1- - 20 ger
cS1t- 0FeT TIE silver 18lSzrs 60 ArzezI41s.
za1 Any ozle SI1A ewes As alzzlz@1 K1saoz
can Sc tkzt th& Argentine farmer can
e1s his SILVER IN twaI1 again. ant tEsn
crce more, az1 Re wla Escs4vs = z0r =
cSCts' vo-Ih - EEsz- EZ1ss1z AEgsE-
tie lawmakers are 2zlss 10 zlS1ss<s f9<
= M EztfZsxs tae1ry % -cESy = coz
reer. thsy Gza keep q Increasing t1s
Argentine farmer advantages IS a5zG IS
lAe manipulation ta1ls Eol1S GU
Ar. Heiz1sr VANS - k2oE E1sre I
stand ne Poss-EntstzlSsncsr readers
esa hardy - interested. 5uT aka TIE
eal13Es indulgence I III state tAzt l
woul5 cUnsi8sr u advantageous % t5s
United States 4-1 10 TIE Tcri1 i &c can
estzo3izA os-TrsL&i2Ac stzz12rL
Az op2oze5 20 ia FREE coinage - ST.
yer ard gold a. ehs rS1to @ = % ! Ei,A
car E&tZ.uG zar L1E c5-ogSEG-45Z @ any
osher nA151n OF esrtA.~ necAEss thzs Is
aoe bi-meIzllisEn any more th2n s. would
- bi-Eus.Allsss8 20 have tae free coinage
g silver ard god a. raz ratio OF = 20 !
~ the former rztio 1lly silver wczs1 p
taken 70 TIE minis. a21 a. Ins l2tEsr IA
tlg Ee EoE34 hzve cnly TIE gold cokns5.
Bi-us-aIilsl meas : double STANDARD,
Z Il means anything History teaches
rs that Al eG0r1s - maintain = 1og5,s
standard ~ lnGsp@n 1sut scGi9z % IA
tf0as have taEef- That re natal
favored ~ fhe r&-io becomes ne ctrcn-
latinE medium ard me standard or rns as
ure q walue. whfs re other goes %
premium and ceases % d dGry as a ci--
culatlnE medium
II - net possible to- the United States.
acting alone. 70 TX a ratio % value BE-
fween two commodities.
As - waetaeE We have Sufficient vol
urus % money 20 do business IN This com
Try 7 would suEEest taar NJ. Eslfnsr
uee1 rot trouols himself On thai score.
since eTs~yho3y Is wiling - sabra.s %
A. increase n fhs volume ~ god rsoEsys
the only cceteneion - against tas savstl-
i35z OF money % the Arzentlns quality.
{ z EEAETA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-26
ALLEN On HIS METTLE
He Refuses 10 Recognize Sulli-
van as Assistant Chief.
Fire Department Feud Continues and
May BE Carried Into Gourr-Ihe
Chiefs Claims

The Ere department wsr IS s.iiI heizg
wax4e betty Last evening J. J. Sullivan.
wra wzs rpfnxr&teE as assistant chief IS
TIE ere eorurnl ozerS a. TIE special meet
szg FrB1zy n1Ehf. reported for 11ty. and
Caies alien 14sly rsf9ssd 70 z1Szo~lsez-e
rs Gains SGklv@z aszez4 X tsz2< Was tie
rsvsy re- w@s % receive every 9zy. and
AGen said tAzt it Eaz- THIS mex coIpll-
ez1fon rnzy hs taken g the courts for
fEzI al zssscz1Son.
afser tie acton ot TIE Gre commission
srs Ia reszsxAs4zz Sullivan and telling hiEn
he ecas9 70 % ~0rk yesterday. Re Was On
aara IL the morning There seemed 70 -
s-ozns 1uuht Sc ire chsefs Mid about a.
iazsnz Sullivan 20 20 70 woFk. ard se tod
him % cone zr0una later ~ the day ard
sns matter woulz bs s~ftss1- Promptly
a. IL n. evening Sullivan was there,
ard Informed the chief that he reported
for duty.
Wen. cannot recognize y5G as = mem
tzr q IRE department" said Allen. BE-
cause you resigned Voluntarily, and sc-
eepse1-"
$40 you rssus. 20 acknowledge The al
thorsfy % TIE IRE commissioned asked
SaIiivzn-
NO. rsplssa Alien. bat DO rot recoE-
re yoa as a member q TIRE fire 6epart-
r-art. and untH yea are regularly appoint
81 T cannot admissible your claiEn-'
AN 20 UNDERSTAND. said Sullivan.
srhaf w1a SET this same answer every
c&yT
The chses repsied that BE- would. snd
tier Sullivan after calling or Cart Gil
han ard Driver CaSxsa 70 witness what
haz taken Place. said god evening 70 all
when s@@a last night - P0sz-irtelli-
GeaceY Esrcrtsr. Sullivan sal that he di8
rot wsnf 20 have sny trouble over t1s
matter. bar as 70 RAT b@ea rsinsTate9 as
assistant chef az the IRE department BY
ire o.nHrlss3orsrS. ard Jones. kahsley
AID Acting Mayor Miller had said n ope1
meeting that ~ should - 20 work az
once. he vas az a loss 20 understand CHIEF
A1lsnS actions.
Chief Allen ssfa thaf Re refused % al
lea Sullivan 20 g 20 work because he ID
ret consider hGn a member OF the depart
rrent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-26
The Timber Of Alaska.


TIE report Eazs several Puget sound
fuu1srmsn hare gone 20 upper Alaska 70
establish saw NIL. naturally ori2Ss Up
the question as 20 mat country or terri
roTyis resources n the way OF timber
Although the timber resources Il Aiaska
are as yes un1svelope1. * - said mat y
contains 4 large amount OF nnercnGn,aols
ti-z5er. Southeastern Alaska from Cape
Fox 20 k=nA1 peainsUl. IL covered with
dense forests where timber grows talek
as n Washington azS Oregon These
forests contain very little besides conf
fz-se. and some o. the timber Is nor
vSoFta manufacturing into lumber. al
though the rs1 and yellow cedar. the most
valuable woods. are said 70 make excel
lent shiphuildins timber. The white
spruce or S5tSa pine grows 20 a he-gls %
from 10 70 - feet and IS from three %
SIX sa-c II tiaDsEsr- Il - the common
tree n tha Alaska forests. although other
kinds Of spruce. red and yellow ce1zr. rr
cottonwood. ash, elder a11 small birch
are frequently nat with The yellow 60
ds- IS said 20 - tDpervloGs 20 the at
-zcks % -hA -erazo azvalfs or boring
worm which : very destructive 70 pine.
sp-Ecs o. asIlock lumber This wood has
a Gns grain and a certain fragrance. as
ioes al cedar TIE yeMOW cedar Is rdre-
y found soGta o. the Alaskan boundary.
rae largest tracts % Il bang on kuprea-
non, MN =E1 Prince o. - ais AsE1IA-s~
and scattered many miles further along
the coast n a 10rtherly direction fel-
low cedar logs 90 not easily water soak.
am = largely us=i Cor arewocd by the
Indians when oht2luaels. TIE natives
also 1ss red cedar logs for making their
canoes T5is weOd Is Nght and oily and
Is jGsr ne taiEE tor boat making South
eastern ana Western Alaska are p-trci-
pslly Supplied with native lumber made
a. ne small mills a Shakaa. Juneau and
Si-ka and other points % the westward.
one reason. i Is said, why Alaskan woods
have no, become better known 10 The
%9rL1 s that re Old laws ~ the terri
tory prohibit The expectation OF Lumber
and II this way rhs building Up OF : great
lumber Industry in the farIhASt away
territory cT the United States = retarded.
In time Alaska nav "a Il great lumber
manufacturing country. a. the lumber
Ing Industry IS slowly gong westward.
having already reached TIE shores OF
Pugeg sound AMI from ehera 20 Alaska,
& wilI not take i many years - 20. as
the supply % white pine n rhe north All
fr AM rel cedar IN WASHINGTON 6e-
CEeassS-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-26


A mattress urSksr. whs Ioa5ed his tan
~. CONSISTING % wife and three little
caA6rer, inc : house wagon a. Port
Angeles. Wash. last A1Eusc. sn3 has
keE~ them 0rxsz the road OF shirt raticzs
most o. tha tine since. as Re claims.
hunting EoTk" p4uszhiy expects Al
grafton from ne chsrsrahly 5lspoees. pso-
Pc 81 San Fr4ac}soo. Rhsrs - uow -
Ehrouzh ths announcement % IRE birtA
a. another c2az53 IN me crsups5 quarters
o tae house wagon laSE SATURDAY
Lake me ols1d nan wao s2t On a st-e-t
corner n -a1s city fov months. tuning 3
woeezy band organ wiEa a picard &C his
breast Amounting me fac that n hzd
been ssz3e-lsss fer many years and Eas
the "a .her - 5 large family q snzu chill
stre7 this domestic tramp makes vain
bid Tor fn-ezhEe1t sympathy through s
pto-cbs nation q his Tsernsc1osis fscnrsstty-
To- old tisa thar the overflow q ne
homes % the poor. The diseased srd TIE
detective with c2il1rea & 81 ACCORDANCE
wfea 6ires-t de-ree % the Greater. has
given place % a comnoH-se1ss TfeW % ne
mater base,t upon knowledge. ard intel
ser = zow charges up the grave sd OF
i-rsooz zEala r1zrentaza against The au-
hars OF Ehe sEarmtn< misery % these
- As'i1 shsti0g places
Parents who adj year after year % the
inmates % their poor homes. without
thoughg of personal responsibility II the
birth - each chiyi. and without he atll-
.ty 70 xiss their children The simple con-
forts and maintain them ia n. ordinary
5scencfes Of home Life impossible ia a
single room are accessories before The
fsct 70 ths major portion OF me misery
And crime ~ The wc-l1. True the or
sprlng % such parents inspire pity watCa
IS the need IT the helpless ard cruelty
sfrrs4 against every y here Tas baby
homes. chil3Ten's homes. boys and Ei-ls
all societies. and reform schools II sF-
cry state attest ire efforts ~ haTnalt-
taTsans 20 reduce the inevitable suffering
sraaag these x5c.ins q responsibility
% ne minimum. and n mold from TIE
gyretrhei material furnished a relatively
decent selF-suoror faw-sai1l-g cstt-
xsnship But t1e father % such brood
mistakes the tenor OF decent QuolIe sen
tlu,s-r zhen ~ poses s. a martyr - cir
s.sl-ns-an-es because ne IS poor or biin5
or sick. AMI presents a newborn eaos
each year or tNo En- proof % his claim
,sr.r IRE public for special consideration
The tims zll probably come when the
tntsllfxsn~s and thrift - tha pue1tc VII
r,~nts-r themselves from the turu1ert
imposition that Is The outgroTrh q SIRE
sno-s{hle parantaEe. Ia The meaEsl,I's,
Re aho asks tha kind indulgence o caar-
sew or other special consideration from
ne ruhlA- up1u ths Erould tAar. being
-sffzo,- home o. means % suspcTt-a
..h~o-f- Invalid blind or otherwise t-ca-
rs-tss.es from making a iiving-Ae Fas a
LARGE family 80 which 1s"~ooT1 sa2@
has last heea st3si SHOULD % =aV@1 20
understand TIA, qernicioos fecunfi,y =
ret legitimate passport - paole = NJ
patty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-26
REPLY TO NER. HEIFNER.

seattle May a 80
To the E1itov- In the PoSt-IntsIisxvn-
eer q, the "a AZ Eeifaer accuses the s,r-
6erssgned - atsnittirE -that vrs-es are
advancing n Japan. ana that Japaa Is e-,
silver basis. that prizes g.. this oe.tr-r-s-
Hre decreasing ard ;ha- We are an 5 z~t4
basis - ! made $50 such admission Afp~s
$ The record Presidential Csr.AFafa
Sibley an8 Gen. Navne-. coaI rafne~ tert
- tast prices are cheaFerfux wItA Is o-
aacount q oppressive kcIt rnone-n.e.al-
Ism. thas the tEee coinage O. silver VII
cause prices - so s.g. Cse=- Warner Pre-
Cots thai E2lt rg-ore-z2eta Ccsatr--S
49, ~ superseded tn rsanltac turing ~
tie siiver-ustng 60 l7tr5@S-~
A~3 here s-e the GGesffons wAi-A NJ
F8pifs*r saws answer the.ueeives 70 ore
No. possesses ghs average a-see-t % m
tet}lzence-' -Nfll C;ev. Warner or ore cg
the rlatforva h~auties please explain h,p
ssnsa. wtth VTtces gong $50 u~.fe- free
coinage. vii - abe - osfSe,l the t.~st.~t
States wlth 9rtcne song toUn under tAe
:r-ri bic pressure cs TIE single go,3 sand
R-3e VIZ Mr- Josene S{haev. rreSsse--ssl
timber. please explain What he -saa-s
Vhes he SarS tNat In5}a ans Argentine
GO raise wheat cAeat@er thAa Ws h-e-s s->a
- half ccllar In sod - wcrth a 3asla~ ia
those countries Does re nct really ns.an
shas LaAcr = cheated wsth cheap money
g. thCss countries. ans that We cannot
cc7-pete w1sh teeen becaaSe lahor here Is
Pa tr mercy 90 cu}l vafoe~
~Dcys rcs Gen. Warr-- a,so mean tAa.
untf- Use silver STANDARD tzh,~ costs ass
rasp halt ss 0-ca as II toss u-3sr tae
60 standard
y ASH cevfs5a'v - es5ty * to So tsrea
waS~ var-e7S ans vrsesa-e-s r..shtr-~ IL re
roltS i0 fSa@ 70 Surunrt the advocates ~ a
syztr-s - f-s-ce thsf vIE give --r-- era
9. afN.-. =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-26
SOUTH BEND IMPROVEMENTS.


resent visitor 70 South Bend has the
solloNtnE 70 say ahoat the city On the
NiIiaps river:
TIRE city % South Bend as ~ell as th@
country surrounding :, sbow signs q
IMPROVEMENT that sre usaEnis taksa bic
Tia iurabsrlnx interests are greatly I'm
proved and many logging camps are
starting in different paris % Pacific
county A. the present time . force %
rn~a n the employ 90 the government
e. az xoFk clearing away the great log
sara nRar the T2oBgh q the nortG river
This ian has been tn place for a great
mary years ard. ~ fat. tr SOME pls-es
large trees have grown ~. sakln- root
r. TIE mass % debris where the 30 o.
.hs river properly bslongs. WhIle this
immense sar1 IS 81 p1aoe ~ irEs cGn ne
rraspd aewr tNe stream. and thus n
great noay 81 The sness timber n the
E:afe has nct Assa touched. As sson as
rhs stream IS clear logEtag camps vii
- Vuf IN al along ths stream. ard pTe-
yarfions are now being made for many
improvements tn the coalition OF the SET
tiers n this section
..Ou this river and hack fror7 It's shores
or both sides are some fius farms. and
many improvements in the Nay 81 good
roads and facilities for shipping eoo6s
ard moving crops viii - az once tnagEu-
rated The government dre3zer * also az
i
channel % the Wtilapa river. on which
r-1or@ cr less work has been done Cor tie
past SIX years The channel Is BOW in
splendid condition I'D - South Bend ani
water al low tile IS deep enough for ocean
vessels
A Ersa. 6saf of rev land = being
brought into cultivation IN the county
Snf the amount ~ home produce placed
on the market this year promises q great
- exceed that 81 any previous year In the
history Of tire county Internal improve
raenis % all kinds are going on Nth corr
mendAhle vfSuE ar3 ire people e the
county are looking for prosperity more fa
Tire Increased acreage tn crops and small
manufacturing enterprises than ia a town
la1 kN1oU.
~out on The ocean beach many summer
tourists ana campers are already making
preparations Tor spending the summer IN
cottages and tents. which line fha beach
fcr a distance % twenty-five miles a
rarrow gauge road runs ont froa SeAlaui
along The beach furnishing means ct
ye&chiuS AIRY desired point TIA a short
tiute. There are usually fro-a u. 20 20 = s.
O. people OF this beach every sum ner"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-26

James l. Bs-raaEe and Elmer Hast
i-sS. % SPOKANE Ssr7rtnE terms = Wslfa
WaNa tC- cattle stealing. have been par
r--ys H-flea sentenced. TWO s-s2 a hals
years ago. and the pardon Is geZe-ally
approved
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-26

z : Brown ard :. BurS1e-r. 90 Nos
COW idaho. mining men. are A. he No-h-
err On vhei- way . Alaska 20 -ook oysE
some quartz mines.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-26
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Resale took ssxty tors a.
wheat 10 Victoria yesterday
Steamer Mary 2. PerIsy = now o. the
EzsAo1 island -Uu. ard = - not rae IL
ts1rto2 ~ her Owners % place Ter On ths
L. Conner run. q reported
Schooner Viking. Capt Nelson. which
arrived here several days azo from CAT
fcr-l2 with 4 general cargo. LETT To- Ia
coma yesterday, where s1s all .oad am
Der for California
Steamer Must1ouah wsr. on -hA dry
dock last night. ard when she cones OF
she viii have undergone general r@pai-S
County Assessor Abraham is Tow -ha
purchased Cart. Lawrence Storms frr sr-
eSt Il he- YESTERDAY The Liberty vii II
ont for Alaska T. few fayr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-26
Beecham's pills are for bilious

Beecham's pills are for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspep
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, dig
ziness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofaPPetite, sallow skin, etc.
when caused by constipation;
and constipation IS the most
frequent cause ofall ofthem.
Go by the book. Pills ice and
sss box. Book fre< az your
druggists or write B T. Allen Co.,
sos Canal St. New York
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