The daily intelligencer. [volume], September 04, 1878, Image 1

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VOL. V.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
COHT. JOH* LJuAfiT
Iff NAUGHT & LEAKY,
ATTORNE YS-AT-LA W,
BEATTLE, W. T.
Alio waidwt Agent, of tb« North BritUL aud
Mercantile Home of New Turk and Ph«Ux, of
totford, Fire Insurance Companies.
ACOrST, 1871.
c. n. haxvokd.
ÜBBABEE & HANFORD,
COUNSELLORS
—Ajn>—
Attorneys - at - Law
SEATTLE, W. T.
OfEre neit door to Dispatch Building.
d'.^-dly
D. P. JENKINS
Attoraev-at-Law,
SEATTLE, - W. T.
I. W. STARKEY, M. D.
HOMOEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office «<u FRONT STREET, noxt to Odd Fel
t WP»' Kail. Beiittla, W. T.
III! G. V.U.I LIIOIiNi
boattlo, "W. T.
w.T5«e No. 1, DlHpatcti Building, oppoaita Occi
dental Hotel.
MRS. S. D. HEWES, M. D.
HOMOEOPATH I ST.
I)m of the Pirst Lady liradyatfs in Medicine,
Offer* her sendees to the people of Brattle and
the North Paciflo Coast.
Mm. Doctor llew«'S mniM W«**t after t*n year*
ofcouHtaut and successful practice. Will open
her house to the »i< k. Mother* can find a home,
with the best m ti ical attendance during confiue-
UMit.aii.l patient* for general medical treatment.
Will treat the sirk by letter, and fill order* for
Medicine by mail or express.
Residence ou Union street, between Fourth and
fifth. myW-dwtf
QRS. A. & H. B. BAGLEY.
Homaopath isfs,
SEATTLE, W. T.
DIC. 11. B. BAGLEY, LATE PROFESSOR OF
Priuclple* and Practice of Surgery in the
Michigan Central Medical College, will make
Operative Surgery and Surgical Diseases a special
-1 tj.and will attend to calls in any part of the
Hand. di 9
DR. G. A. WEED,
• I'RUEON AND PHYSICIAN,
BEATTLK, W. T.
Olllce Hour* at office ou Commercial strret,
over Karri* k Attrldge's Drug Store, from 10 fc>
1/ 1, m , and at residence, corner of Madl*ou and
H cond atreeta, from 1 to :i p. u.
DENTISTRY.
flee In Stone k P »u*tt'» New Build
iux uncommercial street. All work
g anute*£.
Q& J.S. MAGGS
Dentist,
MILL BTKEKT,
Cver Ba.i le and Barn e« it Store, EAST OK OC
CIDENTAL HOTEL. f2B.
YIK siiini; TONG,
Chinese Phvsiciau,
WatJiinftonSStree t txttceen Commercial
tiinl First Street*.
Dr.Yik Shin* Tong haa just arrived her* from
Sau Francisco, and la the beet Chinese doctor
#v« In Seattle, bring » graduate of one of tbe
beat medical colleges in China. jyV-dtl
L. B. Harkness,
MONEY EXCHAH6E
O FIF I O E
*om Afill street, (>}y*>#ite tin Pott Office.
Gold Silver and Greenbacks
B«ugkt and sold at the very lowest rates of
exchange.
Almi'oa Hale the
Choicest ltramts of Cigars.
Je^dtf
To Those Wishing to Secure
Homesteads!
W. B. HALL,
Land and Tax Paying
Agent.
SEATTLE. W.T.,
f iFFEItS UIS RERVICEB TO PAKTIE3 WlSH
torr Homes jn Washington Tern
u .i' r Homestead or Preemption, aa he
taken « » acquainted >»ith the land not yet
up. Terms, very reasonable.
PP'y la person or by letter to
W. U. HALL. Seattle.
A. O. F.
f NO- «.«*. ANCIENT
Maauot<? h.i'i fcolda Its meetings at
•3 month ** *® Coud foarth i!oU4l »y ln
~*%xs££,22r ■■«—*■«-
*F of the Oourt. *
JOHN 8. ANDERSON, »ec.
Grains of Gold
There is always more error in hatred
than in love.
The more a man swears, the easier
he is whipped.
Our atrongest nre—to get
and to l>e got.
Xcver let your honest convictions be
laughed down.
The body of a sensualist i« the coffin
of a dead soul.
The chamber of sickuea* is the
chapel of devotion.
To speik to the purpom-, one moat
speak with a purpose.
Kntertuiu no thoughts which you
would blush at in word*.
t Infidelity like death, admits of no
degree- Madame de Girardin.
Virtue is the greatest ornament, and
good sense the best equipage.
Love is the fever of the soul ; pas
sion i» the delirium of that fever.
Dishonesty is the forsaking of per
manent for temporary advantages.
Worship your heroes from afar ; con
tact withers them.—Madame Necker.
Zane asked the oracel how he should
live and was told to enquire of the
dead.
The more a man deuies himself, the
more he shall obtain from God—Hor
ace.
Words nre the daughters of the
mind, but actions are tho sous of the
ijOUl.
To Adam, Paradise was home; to
the good, among his decendants, home
is Paradise.
A woman who has never l>eeu pretty,
has never been young.—Madame
chine.
No sword is too short for the brave
man. lie has only to advance to make
it long enough.
People who like so much to t-tlk
their mind, should sometimes try to
uiind their talk.
Slanders are !ike flics, they leap over
all a man's good parts, to light only
upon his sores.
He who will write heroic poeuis,
should make hi* whole life a heroic
poem.— Milton.
I can forgive a crime, says Madame
Kecauiitr—if it may have some grend
motive -hut never an awkwardness.
\Vh:it a vast deal of time and ease
that man gains wh•» is not troubled
with an impertinent curiosity about
others.
I will listen to any oue's convictions,
but pray keep your doubts to yourself.
I have plenty of my own.—Goethe.
Grass and earth to sit on, water to
| wash your feet, aud affectionate speech
are at no time wanting in the mansions
of ttie good.—Menue.
False friends are like our shadows,
keeping close to us while we walk in
the suushine, but leaving us the instant
we cross the shade.
No thought is more fearfully a ileum
than that God has given to man free
ngriicy, and made eternal life to depend
upon our choices and actions.
It is a shame for a rich Christian to
be like a Christmas box, that receives
all, ami nothing can be got out until it
be broken in pieces.
It is with tho finest character as it is
with the finest woods and marbles ; the
polished hand is still needed to bring
out the veins of beauty and grace.
In proportion as the structure ot *
government gives force to the public
opinion it 10 esential that the public
opinion should be enlightened: Cheruh
public credit.
Itoyalty is impotence ttud * vulgur
•how, compared with the deep and
quickening power which many a Chris
tian teacher has exerted on tbe immor
tal soul.
If you wis»h success in life, make per
severance your bosom friend,experience
your wise counsel; caution your elder
brother, and hope pour guardian gen
ius.—Addison.
If you would be well with a great
mind, leave him with a favorable im
pression of ycu; if with a little mind,
leave him with a favorable opiuion of
hiufcself. —C ol er id ge.
There never was any party, faction,
wit or cal>al whatsoever, in which the
most ignorant were not the most vio
lent; for a bee is not a bu/zing animal
than a blockhead.— Pope.
Particular eveuts may occur to over
throw any government, but the general
and ultimately inevitable tendency of
things is not the less to establish and
perpetuate the democratic form
It is no disgrace to Imj able to do
everything; but to undertake, or pre
tend to do, what you are made for, is
not only shameful, but exceedingly
troublesome and vexatious. Vlntonh.
—• 4«» •
BKI>B.--These are very necessary, as
well as convenient and comfortable ;
but like all other things in this world,
there are go«*i and bad beds. Feather
beds are injurious in every way to
health, and vlwmid. thereforu, 1*» dia
pensed with. The way in which many
manage them is also very absurd ;
they rise from them in the morning,
make them up steaming hot, close the
ilmus and windows, all till bed-time
Then the scene is acted over ugaiii.
All beds should be most thoroughly
aired after being used, that the gates
and odors imparted to them from the
human IMKIV may be reinovtd. The
room, al*>, should be well ventilated.
There are many tuatt rials that make
inoro healthtul beds than feathers,
among which may be enumerated hair,
husks, straw and springs.
Timely Advice.
Kat only what is proper food ;
Drink only that which does you good;
Spend only what you can afford;
Lend only what will be restored;
Then you will have no cau*e to say;
I was a f<>ol vesterdav.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TERRITORY, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER IS7S.
BEINO A BOY.—One of the be»t
thing- in the world is to be a boy ; it
requires no experience though it needs
9ome practice to be a good one. The
disadvantage of the position is that it
does not la«t locg enough; it is soou
over; just as you g» t used to being a
boy, you have to be something else,
w;th a good deal more work to do ami
not half so much fun. And yet every
boy is anxious to be a man, and is very
unea»y with the restrictions that ar
put upon him as a boy. G»>od fun as it
is to yoke up the calves and play work,
there is not a bey on a farm but would
rather drive a yoka of oxen at real
work. "What a glorious feeling it is,
indeed, wheu a boy for the tirat time
given the long whip and permitted to
drive the oxeu, walking by their side,
swingiug the long lash and shouting,
'Gee, Buck !' 'Haw, Golden !' 'Whoa
Bright!' and all the rest of tbat re
markable language, until he is red in
the face, and all the neighbors for half
a mile away are aware of something un
usual is going 011. If I were a boy I
am not sure but I would rather drive
the oxen than have a birthday.
A GOOD STOPPING PLACE.—A little
boy of tive in Philadelphia, according
to a religious paper published in that
city, was 'playiug railroad' with his
younger sister. An inverted footstool
served as the car, aud the boy was both
engineer and conductor. After part
ially completing the circuit of the
room, puffing like an engine, the little
fellow called out 'New York.' and
after a little further progress. 'Pat
terson,' and then Philadelphia.' As he
was now somewhat tired, and his pas
senger seemed not to have arrived at
her destination, he went on a little
further ar.d then called out 'Heaven.'
upon which the little one cried out
eagerly 'Top ! Top the tar—l dess I'll
dit out here.'
MISCELLANEOUS.
MUHUTOSII 4 REEVES
REAL ESTATE
—AND-
Abstract Office.
We have the Ou!y
Complete Abstract ol Titles to
Lands in fting County,
And Make a Specialtv of Furnishing ABSTRACTS
OF TITLE.
To Purchasers of Heal Estate:
Be Careful to lave a Good Title.
•jr A GOOD TITLE REQUIRES,
1. That a Chain of Title be direct and perfect.
2. That no Dower Interest* are outstanding.
3. That there are no Mortgages.
4. That there are nc Mechanics' Liens.
5. That there are no Attachment Lieue.
C. That there are no Tax Titles.
7. That there are no Liens by Execution on
Judgment* of Courts of this Territory or the
United States.
S. If ever devised by Will, that the same was
duly Probated.
i). If the property has ever been sold at Sher
iff's, Executor's, Ad.-ninistrator's, or Guardian's
Sale, or under decree of Partition, that the Pre
ctedintfa are regular.
A Government Pateut, signed, sealed and de
livered, constitute# tiie only positive evidence of
the transfer of Title from the United States to
the Purch.-»er.
MONEY TO LOAN
Ou First-class Rea; Estate Security.
If you want to Buy, Sell, or Exchange Securi
ties, gi\e us a call.
MACKINTOSH k REEVES.
Veattie, W. T.
HUM, HIDE & CD.
Sail Francisco,
The l.aiwst Wholesale Music
House on the Coast.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR
THE UNEQUALLED
Ififjfjlf
Th.*ac Supeib Instrument* haw achieved a
auocessunjiarallelud in tbe Lift* ry i f orta
UuafKtan.
Th#>y ire mnarkaKe for Volume. Purity
tad SwwtDfW of Tom , and I urabiilty.
ALSO (iKSkKAL A till'NTS FOB
!;eiim [PRiciiT rii\'os!
AND
STANDARD AMI KSTEV
ORGANS.
Instruments Sold on easy Installments
FOR SI 1 i:i:i MUSIC,|
BRASS INSTRUMENTS,
Atnl Krerythih'j in tfi- Mtitic Line,
ADDEKSS
SHERMAN, HYDE & CO.,
San Francisco, Cal.
CHARLES NEAHER, Local Agent,
SEATTI.F.. augloUwly
HOTELS, Ac.,
AMKBICAN
HOUSE
GEO. WELSH, Proprietor.
BEATTLE. - - - W. T.
B«.ard per day fl 00; per week, |*> 00. $€ and
$7 00, according to room.
MEALS 25 CENTS. BEDS 23 CENTS.
No Chinese Help Employed.
r r J jy2"2*dtf
OKI FATAL HOTEL
TEMPERANCE HOUSE,
SECOND STREET, - SEATTLE, W. T.
This Hotel is newly buiit, hard-finished, and
elegantly furnifhed reoma in suits or single.
Board and Lodging per week from $4 to
$6, according to Room.
This house is conducted on first-class princi
ples, and every attention will be paid to patrons.
Baggage conveyed to and from the House free
of charge.
N. LOCIS, Proprietor,
so chinamen employed.
OCCIDENTAL
mm «» v a*
SEATTLE, W. T„
BOARD A N U I. i i U O I XCi A T
MOI)E UA T E KAT ES .
This is the Largest Hotel
North of San Francisco,
And Is
FIRST-CLASS
In all Respects.
FREE COACH TO AND FROM THE HOUSE.
JOHN COLLINS & CO.,
iel PROPRIETORS.
NEW ENGLAND
mm « r jp k m *
Corner Commercial k Main
Seattle, "W. T.
THE NEW ENGLAND MSil
and its accommodations for families are unaui
pMiii.
This House In NEWLY BUILT. In HARD FIN
ISHED throughout, has Urge and well furnished
Rooms, and tir*t class board, od tba
European PI an ,
can be had it moderate prior*.
Best Hotel in the City.
L. C. HARMON.
ml-tf. Proprietor.
EUREKA LODGING HOUSE.
Mill Street, opposite tlie Occidental.
Open All INTi&lxt.
Bids 25 to 50 cents
S|>ecial Uates Ijv the week.
Andrew Pflaum.
)H4U
PUGETSOUNDSTONEYARD
2VX. J*. OA
it the llrad of Ve*ler'i Wharf, SEATTLE.
Etmt variety of Oms4*ty Work executed in
Marble and all other Bt' De with n» atnes* and
dispatch
Alao, all kinds of Masons' BuiJding Mstenal kept
for the market.
Alao. for the aale of the San Juan Lime.
All oi'dera promptly filled, and satiafactloc guar
anteed
HRMSIIKD ROO.IIS
With or ithout Uoard.
Apply at
MRS. GELLERSONS
Comer of Sacor.d and Malr> n atreets.
ny-("tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
L P. SMITH i SON,
WITCH MAKERS.
JEWELLERS
ENGRAVERS
DE ALE IIS IN
American and Swiss Watches
FIXE JEWELRY.
SILVERWARE AND CLOCKS.
GOODS SENT TO ANY PAKT OK THK SOCTTD C. O. D.
•/" Watch and Clock Repairing done an usual,
at moderate prices, and in a satisfactory manner,
at the old stand. Front Street, Seattle, W. T.
apC-dtf
H. UHLFELDER,
DEALER IN
Fancy €■»<»(!««.
Crockery. (ilu.*t<«uAr«>,
Tobacco, CiifarM,
(■roccricv Etc., Etc.,
ruer of Mill an 1 Commercial street* . oct'23
J A COB LEVY
H Second-hand Clothing, M
[*j BLANKETS, ! g
g WATCHES AND JEWELILI, 2
Commercial St,, bet. Wnshingt n and M
Main, Seattle. W. T. *
puw OMusvano
S. BAXTER & CD.
Importers and
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
SOLE AGENTS f..r W« Waahingtoc for the
California Mutual
Fire Insurance Association,
OFFER FOIt SALE TO TUE TRADE ONLY
Tennant's Ale, pint»« and quarts.
Bas*.' Ale, pints and quarts.
Guinesa' Porter, pints and quarts.
Hennessey Brandy, in octavws, and 1,2 and :i
■tar in cane.
Martcll Brandjr, in octaves, and 1, 2 and 3 star
in cast .
Otard Dupuy Brandy in octave# and case.
California Grape Brandy in octave*.
Scotch Whisky, in caiie and bulk.
Irish Whisky, in ewe and bulk.
Champague—Chas. Farre, in pint* and quart* ;
Landsberger's California, Imperial, and Private
Cuvee, iu pints and quart*.
Sherry—Finest Old Gulden. Old Garvry and
California, in case and bulk.
Port—lmported aud California, in case and
bulk.
Bourbon Whiskies
Cutter, iu case and bulk; White House, Univer
sal, Miller, etc., etc.
Tobaco-Plug, Granulated and Long Cut.
Cigars -The Largest Stock and "eat Assortment
on Puget Sound.
%JT We are the only lions* In Washington Ter
ritory shipping Furs direct tn London, England
and are paying the highest Cash Prices. je4.daw
SEATTLE
SOAP FACTORY
Commercial Street, Seattle
ENOCH & HECKSON. Prop's.
Manufacturers of « Superior Article of
Washing and Toilet
SOAP
llelow San Francisco Prices.
Merchants and others will find it to their ad
\ intake t-> patronize home industry.
jyfi-dtf
CARD 4 LAIR,
Sash. Door. Moulding and
Scroll Manufacturers.
MILL STXIEET.
Alao, FEED GROUND TO ORDER, and kep
oo hand for aale.
L. 8. CARD,
P. J. LA IK.
Seattle. Juue Ist. l'C*. 1
MISCELLANEOUS.
P. W. WUSTHOFF,
DKA.LKR IN GENERAL
HARDWARE A\l> (TILERY
* s i /
I = « ; -fii tT s i ■
s= f pi ;I •
I = $u J_l j * i
SHOE FINn»IHTGS,
Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Ammunition, Fishng Tackle, &c.
Front Street, Seattle, W. T. I'. <>■ Kox
W. A. JENNINGS
*
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER TN T
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS
HARDWARE,
Crockery and Glassware,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WINES and LIQUORS,
COMMERCIAL STREET, - SEATTLE. W. T
HALL Sf PAULSON,
M&iiiifaoturem of and Dealer* la
• FURNITURE '
Our facilities are such as to defy competition.
i.IVK US A CALL AM) SATISFY YOUIISELF AS TO IHIChS.
''rn:m*rci«l Htrwt, W. T.
J. R. RE AN, ~
Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANT,
Will receive and sell all kinds of Produce, and do a General ComnuMiun
Business
PROMPT RETURNS MAI)K. CONSIGNMKNTS SOLICITED
FRONT STREET, SEATTLE.
iuv24-dtf
G-LORE & WUNDER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PURNITURE!
The *u <«*t u; •it MIRMM^ V
In Washington Territory. CABBIA^ES,
Alao, Kincy Cabinet in a Kir»t Clan* Fur-
Ware, Parlor Bracket*. ■g . >y. ~ ~~Z" fintff iif uiture Store. wlilcb we
Wall Pockets, IfW 'lrrT ' l Tt ' r ** Drl ' eH tti * t
81ielT(*, ftf., tc., li* ■ * —«HB2f- <or '- ~ 4 •*» Compel itltoti
Commercial Street. South of New England Hotel.
CITT DRUG STORE,
Harris & Attridge,
Wholesale an<l Retail Dealers in
DRUGS, CHEMICALS & PATENT 101110.
fllilj&i* - City «loi?e.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TERKITORY.
IT Or iters by Mail or Express pronij Ay att» nle! to. jeNUfcwtl
NO. 7S.