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MM imLLICEMBR.
Sunday, Sept. 28, 1878.
V4KIMA VALLKY.
A correspondent of the Dalles Jfcmn
'.'iiji<rr thus writes of Yakima Valley
*nd a recent trip through it made by
him
Tho stage road from Colombia river
.iorth is good for a mountain grade. It
was built by enbeription. ana ia kept
in repair by Yakima county. Descend
ing through ravine and foraat for atiout
twonty miloe, *c come to rolling plain*
where the allali dust and the sage
brush are forcible reminder* of a tire*
<ome journey to thoie who eroeaod the
continent with ex or mule toama before
the days of tho I'aeiiic Railroad. At
•l.ijlight wo reached Morgan's station,
in the Yakima valley. One is surprised
to tea such an oxtent of level, rich-1
looking country. Twonty miles square,
in the heart of the valley, belongs to
the Indian reservation. It is covered
with a rank growth of sage-bruah. with j
hero and there patchos of luxuriant
grass. It is said to bo very productive
- and what a ruth there will be for
farms whon this tract is opened for set
tlement!
Twenty miles from Morgan's brings
tis to tho pass where the river courses
t>ctwocn two high hills, and, turning to
tho left, wo soon reach Yakima City,
on tho odgo of another largo section of
tho valloy—sage-brush land, but thor
'•uglily proven to be most excellent for
farming purposos. Formerly it was
thought nothing could be raised here
without irrigation, but repeated experi
ments show that from 30 to 40 bushels
of wheat per aero can be grown without
irrigation.
Yakima City is growing, and is des
tinod to be quite a place—i e. if future
railroad movements do not change the
center of population and trade. The
people not only believe they have a good
country but they know it. the only draw
back being the want of a good markot
lor thoir produce.
Some have feared that fruits would
not do well, owing to the late frosts;
but as the troos grow older and harder
these fears vanish. Dr Dock showed me
peaches as flno-lookiug us any on this
*ido of the Colombia. In the smaller
vnlloys contiguous the soil and climate
ure much the same. The Attanum,
tho Cowiche, the Xaohcs and the Wen as
arc all productive. In the Naches Pass
I flu w cornstalks 12 foot high and squash
es thrco and four foot long—tho season
nothing extra for oornstalksand squash
es, cithor!
The Yakima rive: and the smaller
streams of the valloys above named all
run throngh narrow passes in the hills,
and tho water lines on tho hillsides as
well as tho gravolly beds found every
where in the valleys, a fow fcot below
the fcurfaco, snroly indicato that form*
crly there was a lino of lakes in this
region, until some convulsion opened
the passes through which the streams
now 11 iff.
Of course tbo ohoice land is claimod,
but thcro arc thouaands of acros jet to
bo taken that will make good farms,
the moat sorious inconvenience being
tho distance to timber. Tho oomnUy is
Ixjing settled by a good class of oitisons,
tfho uro looking woll to the establish
taunt of schools anil ohurohoa—the con
serving forces of good socioty aud publio
welfare.
It* TKLKUKAIMI AMU NAIL
LONDON, Sept. 21.—A llcrlin corres
pondent reports that after tho return
vi Emperor William f-om Alexsndowe,
I'rinco Uinuiarek proMntod to him a
memorial demonstrating that it was ab
solutely noeosßitry for Uormany to sup
port Austria sgatnst Russia in the
East. The Emperor indorsed the views
sot forth in the memorial.
A Constantinople dispatch says It ia
reported from Janina that the Alba
nians nre arriving there daily, with tho
object of fighting the Qrceka. They
ore under the impression that Janina
hua boon coded to Greece. The* num
ber already 0000, and aro amply ' pro
vided with ammunition.
Philadelphia, Sept. 21.—Tho firms
has information that Madams Robort
Focbter, now living ia Franco and
claiming to bo tho widow of tbo aetor
('bos Fcchter, has engagod counsel in
this city to take the nccossary steps to
wards tho revocation of tho lotters of
administration upon the ostate of Chas
Fochtor, taken out aftor his doath by a
lady whoso stago name is Miss Lizzie
Prion, and with whom he had been
living as her husband for flvo years
previous to bia death.
KNOXV ILLS, Sept. 20—Anthony Blair
t colored) was banged at Morristown
this aftornoon for tbo murder of Mag
gie Walker, his stspdaughter, in July
I eat.
A minlatoroncotold Wendell Phillips
that if his business ia life was to save
tho negroos, he ought to go to the
South, whero they are, and do it 'That
it< worth thiokiog of,' replied Phillips;
'ami what is yoor busieoss in lifs t* "To
a*vo men from going to hoil,' replied
the miniatcr. 'Then go thero and at
tend to your bnsinoss,' said Mr. Phil
lips.
A little boy waa dreaming,
Upon his nurse's lap.
That tho pins fsll out of all the stars.
And tho stars foil into his cap;
So when his dream was over,
What should that littls boy do ?
Why, he went and looked inside his cap
And fossd it was't true.
Magistrate: 'You are charged with
having emptied a basin of water over
tbo plaiutio.' Irishwoman: 'Sure, ysr
honor, you must forgive ms; in the
dark I took the gintleman for ms bus*
band.* __
'I have always noticed,' said a shrewd
old finauoier. 'that one dollar ia my
own pocket is always of more practical
benefit to mo than five dollars in asy
other man's pooket.
Pleasure is tbe mere accident of our
being, and work its most natural and
holy necssaity.
What sculpture is to a block of soar
bio, education ia to the human soul
The intellect of the wise is like glass;
it admits the light aad reflects it.
Be that knows not when to bo silent,
knows not when Is spsak.
MEAT MARKETS.
CHICAGO MARKET
FIIONT ST., SEATTLE.
FRESH AND SALT MEATS
ALWAT3 OS QASD.
| %T Fern. Prodor* nought tad io'd.
OasflM A Olstadt.
I
I —PI BUMF!
UNION MARKET
ALL KINDS Off
■EATS, VEGETABLES, FLOUR, GROCERIES,
Aad CauM Pralu, Lard, Etc.
All older* promptly lIM, «ad satisfaction
gnaranteed.
ao«3-Jtr R. KHIPE.
M. DENSMORE
DEALER IX
FREBH AND BALTED MEATS
)
Aad a general »®ortweat of
GROCERIES
Aiao the beat brands of
Tobnopo (ihcl Cignrw.
COAMBB Of TV ISA Alt OSIOS BTIBBTB.
fcbMtf
NORTH ZPACEFIC
BREWERY
AUGUBT MKIII.HWItN, Frop'r.
' urou—ama to a. wimat.)
The Best Beer Always on Hand.
ORDER.* PROMPTLY EILI.RD.
Jafcdavtt
Maison Doree
KESTAURANT !
I
FRONT STREET, SEATTLE.
HORACE DOWNS,
MHJoauaus >o IUVID n. wubib,
HA* THB PLSABURE OP ANHOCXOIHO
that be baa Sited no the above pint*, an t
ba* ooeoed It as a PMST-CLASt! RBSTACRANT.
UOw and Gentlemen boarded >v tiie day «r
mtrnk on tbe MOST REASONADLK TERMS.
FRESH OYSTERS IS EVERY STYLE.
Fmlllea supplied with at V) CENTS
PES <4I'ART-
Three Meal Tick tie for $1 <lO.
Alee,
FURNISHED ROOMS •
Heilj fitted «p j
T. S. RUSSELL,
UNDERTAKE II
IS PRBLAEKD TO DO ALLJBTTLBS OV
Undertaking and Embalming.
All ordert prompt "jr atlrn<lod to, io.| •a'lrfactloa
guaranteed.
Sairme, W. T.
lelVdtl
BY INDUSTRY WE THRIVE.
TRY THE !
LOOMS VV UTL A
4-TIME
WIJTIEB, AT TBI
BAVARIAN BKBR HALL;
AM)
READING ROOMS.
Mill Mtroet.
AH Kinds of Lunohee to Order, j
(ii-dtr
I*. AIIHA MS'
LIVERY. HICK AND FEED
l 7
BTABLEB
(.Vrwr, of Cotntnerdai <jmi W<uAi?tg4<*i .Sts.
SR.ITTLB, IP. T.
Order* for llecka protujxlr attended So day or
! "«*«• irr-du
KNTABLIKIIED !%•#,
L. REI NIG,
SKATtLK BAK BBT.
WMaaaie aad ■btall Dealer ta
; GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
FRFIT.
VEGETABLES,
i BREAD, CARE. CRACKERS, ETC
I «ro«>*B Sattiaial Is an parts Hlkally
FRESH BREAD DELIVERED
EVERT MORNING!
STEAiTBOATS, Ac.
PUGET SOUND LINE.
i noiirmn ud beqclabitt. rkdcckd
PBICBt Tim BXDCCED riVK TO
■HV«K DAT??.
Tha my ltd tut jehooner*—Exporter, <*pt-
Kocb. BxceJstor. C»p«. luMi. Oowaer, Owl
| BmUh, Hoeoetn*. C»pt. Kiliott, win irake mrn.a*
trip! from
SIR FRIRCISCO TO SEATTLE. DIRECT.
Shippers piease crier by the above Line.
Marine linnooe eOsctud at the lo«<et nIM.
r-HAS. O. WELLS, AgML
30 CV.ifon>!» street, Ban Fianctaw
THE BTEAMBR
jst
JOSEPHINE.
J. W. SMITH, »«Bt4>r.
TUI leave (or Skagit City rU U Conner. touch
(ng at all w»y ports, every Monday and Friday.
nIMU
PORT BLAKELY S SEATTLE
the r assesses btraxeh
m wr « c? je m m
('APT. NUGENT,
Will leave
SEATTLE
FOB
POrt Blaltolv
Every Afternoon at 3 o'clock.
tad
Return the next Morning 'at 9 o'clock.
For p—n« app'.y on board. fT-dtf
For Shoalwater Bay, Cray's Harbor. Port
Townsend, Seattle, Victoria
and Nanaimo,
And will cell at other Port* nhoulJ Freights offir.
THE COASTING STEAMER
Cai&Bbaz, Alexander Duncan,
JAMES CARROLL Commander.
Leaving Pacific Deck, Portland,
OCfOBKB lftb, AT « P. M.
o«ce on dock font of Salmon Ftreet
aUtf Z. J. HATCH. Agent.
THE BTEAMER
MARY TAYLOR
la i rfparixl to do all kinds of
■ARWW mrmiMmt
AND LOU (UNO CAMP WORK.
Towlag Shipa a Specialty.
One of tfee moat experienced pilot.- on Pugel
Sound la In command of this Steamer.
All buslneaa promptly attended to.
For freight or passage apply on bnaat or to S.
U'atermaa, Agent, Part Townsoud.
Jy'Jdtf M. D. CLARK. Ma»W
THE BTBAMER.
Nellie,
OHAS. LOW, Master,
Will leavo Bnotiomlab Clly every Monday tor
Seattle, and returning, will leavo Seattle for Bno
homUh each Wednesday. On ThunJay will leave
Soobomleh again for Seattle, returning on the
following Saturday. Apl2 If
For Tacoma, Sfceilacoom and
Olympia.
THS P. 3. T. CO.M t-TKAMKK
JSSSj MFSSFNIGFR !
CAPT. I. O. FAREEB,
WILL LEAVI SEATTLE ETEBV
Tuesday, Thurtday and Saturday
AT BE VEIT Cra-OOK, A. K.
trn-dtf
Far Tacoia r Steilacooi & Olynpia.
THE STACXCn AMD ■■TCAMEB
JSiL ZEPHYR
W B. BALLARD, Muter,
Carrying U. 8-Xailaari Wells, Fargo
A Co'a Exproaa,
WILL LKATB BBATTLK KVEKT * EDKHBAT
and Friday mornlßSt il T «. v. and Hnaday
MuitcUoi with ttk' Hall road it IV
MU. OrtldAvtf
THE STEAMER
FANNIE LAKE
WILL LEAVE FOB
Mukllteo, Tulallp, Stanwood,
Skagit, Utaaiady ft Laoonnar
ETEBT
i
! Monday and Thursday. rvturnhM Toesday
I aad Friday,
A®4 tie M ud «th Tbnraday la mrb ma for
800 knack.
and [MH at graatl; nJiml rata*,
j »I*JU t. a HILL, Xaate*.
BARRELS FOR SALE.
i
-500 SALMON BARRELS,
b* TTJ bast dctrnptkn eaa
Barraia ky tl« Scare, Hsadred ar Tkaasaad
Bubeltod atd work gunuMl
George Mcdaey,
°US& SKVr* Unn ***>
MISCELLANEOUS
SEATTLE COAL
—AJtD -
TR ANSPORTATION CO
Prlartpal plaee ef Bihlbom, Ami
I rudw*. ( aL
t UKaUoa ef Wert*. Ktnc Veanly
j Vaahlß|tM Territory.
This Oocpecr f* TPTT pi<s>M ftmrtah
; Superior Quality of Coal
111 00ARTITIE8 TO SUIT !
For Sale, at Low Prices!
Apply at tbe OfflM of THE BEATTLB 00 AL
ft TBAX3FOBTATIOJI COMFASY.
Hor»ntber Tth. ISM.
HtMAN, MM M
San Francisco,
The Largest Wholesale Music
Hoase on the Coast
GENERAL AGENTS FOR.
j
THE UNEQUALLED
tillH^J^K
• 5l
Theae Snpeab Instruments hero achieved a
raeecaa unparalleled la the history ot Flaaa-forte
; Manufacture.
Hier an reaoarkahle for Great Volume. Purtty
: and Bveateva of Tone, and ImiaUUty. ■
AUG OMUU AOUTI FOB
GERMAN UPRIGHT PIANOS
AMD
STANDARDAND ESTEY
ORGANS.
Instruments Sold on easy Installments
FOR SIIKKT MUSIC,
BRASS INSTRUMENTS,
Aad ICteryfJujia in the Jfetsu f/tue,
AODUSB
SHERMAN, HYDE & CO.,
San Francisco, Cal.
CHARLES NEARER, Local Agent,
SEATTLE. aueSMawly
Mr Bvwy 800 l bu a GUAIIANTEB BTASP
Itiflldr, ant the Merchant of whom yoa haj then
It authorised to retora jrour momy If yoa are sot
satisfied with the Boots. It Is
THE BEST
RUBBER BOOT
Inthe Market. Ask /or it, &nd Uksno other.
IIECIIT II It OH. & CTO.
BAN FRANCISCO,
SOLE OWH BIIH,
W* iwj th« Itfgwl Stock of Boots mJ Shoes
of sll kinds of toy hou«« la America.
Jyl7-4*wtf
PARI FOR RENT.
A DAIRY FARM OF
160 ACRES
ALL UNDER FENOE.
With s largo bearing
ORCHARD. BIRR, OWELLM6 HOUSE, »C.,
TEN GOOD MILCH COWS.
1 will k-ase for oaa or In years fa# Two Hna
drwl Dalian a war, sash year la advance. For
forth'T particulars Inquire of
H. A. JUDBON,
Ljodea, Whetooa Co., W.T.
Or B. B. RBET. Seattle, W. T. «d(w-wtf
FOR SALE.
SKVCBAL RNONSAHD rocara or TTW
Metal. of ccimpodUaa almoat atmUar to
Babbitt natal, aad uaod for the bearing* of Joar.
Mia. will be told at a bargain la large qnaatltica.
Wot further partkvlar* tita
TUB IXTELUQESCEB COMPACT.
AAwtf Baattta. WT.
INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO.
EBTBILI, rsomaoß or MUSIC, TOO
* marly taacbar of Ptaoo at Mllla Bnulaanr.
Oaltforala. vUI aeaeyta llallad MsbaroTad
vaacadjxnrfla far a tbarongb an 4 rlaaaical laatrsc.
jw" «o **a*. A. ». iikknoi, Praatdaet
. ** frthar tmntmmu tall
at *B. Meydeo Bauer'*. am lot
ABOUTDOORS.
rIA mnoKUia TUX I'XDXBSTOOD
HrtlwßcstCMar P—m,
u wwu, u m
flssh, BncktU nod Holdings
TMWITIR SASH MO DOOR FACTORY,
avkttf s. 0. OOOPZtt, fnvrtatof.
1 HELMBOLD'S BUCHU.
H. T. HELMBOLB'S
!
!
COMPOUND
j
Flnid Extract
j
IBUCHU
|
j
i
PHARMACEUTICAL
j
j
I
A Specific Remedy
FOR ALL
DISEASES
1
j
OF THE
Bladder and Kidneys
For debility, Loss ol Memory, Indisposition to
Bserll«B or business, Shortness of breath. Troub
led wlU> Thoughts of Dlseore, Dimness of Vinton,
Fain In the Back, Chest and Head, RunU of Blood
to the Head, Pale Countenance, and Pry Bkln.
If theae pjmploms are allowed to so on, very
frequently Epileptic Fit* and Consumption fol
low. When the constitution becomos mffeoted It
requires the aid of an Invigorating medicine to
strengthen and tone np the system—which
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU
Bom In Every Caws
HELMBOLD'S BUCIIU
IS UNEQUALED
0/ any T+HOKTJ known. II prfscrlbcl by the
iuu#{ wnlnoet phy»leteßa all ever the wurld in f
IIIkdimIUII.
SfMTinatorrlura.
NVaraltfla,
.VcrvoaiirM
Dyipeptk.
InillgMlloat
Constipation,
Achr* and I'm In a,
Ontnl Debllltjr,
KMM/ Dlwun,
Llm Complaint,
MfrrraiJOeblllljr,
Kpllepejr,
llrad Trnnblea,
Paniljralf,
UfWHI llUHeulth,
Nplul Ularaee*,
Sciatica*
Drafaw,
Decline.
Lumbago,
Catarrh,
Norroaa C*in|ilblbl(i
K«<mal« ( AMplalnli, dir.
Beadacbn, Pais In the Bhonl>l<n. Cnah, 1)11-
ciMM, Soar Stomach, Brnptlnna, Had Tante In
lb* Month, Palpitation of tho Besrt, Pain In the
ri>Kloti of the Kidneys. and a thousand other pain
fnl eyrnptoui* ere the oOnprlLßa of Pyep^pela.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU
Invigorates the Stomach
And •tlmalatce Um torpid LI nr. Uowtl* and
Ktdnoya to a healthy action. In cleaning tho blood
of all traporltlfw, and Imparting new life and
▼lgor to the whole aretem.
A single trial wilt be quite n Hie lent to convince
tho moat hMltitlii of 1U valuable remedial
toalltlc*.
I*rico iHI per Dottle
Or Blx Bottles for tS.
Dotivrred to My aMtaa from oboervatlou.
•• Paiknta" may roomlt by letter, receiving the
mme attention aa by callln«{. by answering the
•allowing tineotlunai
1. Give your name and poet office addreaa
county and (Mate and your avarrat espreea office
1 Year ar and aes?
3. Occupation Y
4. Hamad or rlsglel
5. Bight, weight no* and in health?
«. Bow long have yon been alek?
T. Tow complexion. color at hair and eyeal
8. Bare yon a stooping or erect gait f
*. Belato wltboa* mmitloa all JOB know
about yonr cnao. Encloee one dollar aa cunsnlta.
tton lee. Tear letter will then receive oar atten
tion, aad we will five yon the aatara of yonr
dlaeaee aaJ oar raid Id opinion coccei nlug
CUR*
HIT Filbert street, PlUadelphia, Pa.
n. T. HELIIBOLD,
Druggiat and Chomtat,
Philadelphia, Fa.
SOLDIEVERYWHERE.
leMtfflf
MISCELLANEOUS.
HUGH HcALEER & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PEELERS IN
Stoves, Ranges, Tinware,
COPPBRWIRE CRiNITi
LRU PIPE, IRON wilt,
STEAM PIPE, 6AS PIPE.
STEAM AND ASSORTMENT ot
OAS FITTING Brass Qoodt
SHEET LEAD, SHEET COPPER AND ZINC.
All JOB WORK pertaining to the l»usinons promptly attended to.
Orders from abroad solicited, and «ati.sfaetion guaranteed.
HUGH McALEEII & CO.,
COMMERCIAL STREET, SEATTLE, W. T.
Seattle, June Ist, IS7S. jeS-dtf
A #
x<* v
<p> * _p* /> /
> .# y /./ /
(^ v / * ♦* ,/■ ,v
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4 </' *>
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WA CHON6 & CO.,
VUVCTJ*. wttcpme
mmm
■" 4 " W
M at ao*lco. L
TEA DIRECT FROM CHINA, THE PUREST AND BEST,
At the Drlck Store corner of Wuhiogton and Third strc.it*, Seattle.
Doalor In Blco. Opium and all Kinds cf China Gooda.
tlorll-dU
NEW BOOT STORE
A. C. W. UOKSTHIt,
Hoot rm«l Mnker.
All Kind* of IVn't* arid Bhoee n.a<li> to nrdrr
Repairing d->ne ntatiy an J at iva»oßal>le ratua.
Only the beat ot Ht'X'k OMI. A;l vmk f>ir<
Dti-ed.
Shop with David Kaufman,
HIT M.ITO Tfll ilkl. U. kl.Vdtf
FOUNTAIN BEER HALL
Frsnt St. next to North ractfic Brrwrrjr.
TIIR CI LKBRATKH
Schmieg's Lager Beer on Tap
CM* AXD rar IT.
Badw.lMr In Qaart* uh.l Plata.
Jel.l-dtf PREP. OAPOn. Proprietor.
T II 33
SEATTLE WEEKLY
INTELLIUESKM
IS ISSUED
EVERY SATURDAY.
ITS srBSCIUITIOJt RAIK Itf
**:* PKU ANNITM
IN ADVANCE.
SK 4TTL i:
SOAP FACTORY
A. 11. HKI'UHOX, Proprietor.
Commercial Street, Seattle.
Manufacturer of a aoperlor article or Wathlna
•ltd Tolli-t Boa|> below HAD Prasrlat-o yrirea.
Mnrebaata and others will find It to thetr ad.
•Ullage to yatrunlce heme laduatry.
JjrWtf
OVtv.Sm
GEO. P.
ROWELL
& CO.
i Newpapcr Advertising Bureau.
| For Ten Dollars: Four lines inserted
one week in Three Hundred end Fifty
Newspapers.
! For Ten Cents: One Hundred Pegs
I Pamphlet with Lists of Newspapers
I and Ad?ertising Bates.
10
Sprnce St.
N. Y.
i
h* (Uw*
GO TO
! R. W. OSBOURNE
t'OH BOOTS AND SHOES
Th<- Cheapen! place io WwUdftoii Territory
i 0 ""* •>«! the beat of atoek ux«>d.
Working B-<ot* uwit for s»'. kilf-i»N,
i l*r<>ttt atrei-t, <>i>po4lte Hullivau'a blink.
cp ldti
FUEL FOR SOUND STEAMERS
|
i SEATTLE NUT COAL
I
At $2 Per Ton*
DKLIVfcKKb ON BOABD WITHOUT A MOUBNI*
DM. AT rUOM BimKBKS WPBCIALLT
OONsffttLCTU* TO ACCOMMO
DATE SOUND HTKAUiK. 4 .
a*?« tin* ml meney fcy letting jov
*.O. * T. t'o. at *•«!•.: «OM*

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