The northern star. [volume] (Snohomish City, W.T. [Wash.]) 1876-1879, March 25, 1876, Image 4

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The northern star. [volume], March 25, 1876, Image 4
About The northern star. [volume] (Snohomish City, W.T. [Wash.]) 1876-1879

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What u Ipnllcd ’l‘nil" Huh-1m or ‘
IlenVcn. Ale“ and (11-rial.
ﬂ 1
“ 3! ve‘ Inklium bel‘nw in the Gn-nt Spirit,
in x lzzann and in l l.ell. But mm" mu nn
lnllchrs, and think tlmt. whun tlwy din.
they am no maze. just like the M: an] ttw
hum lerc ﬂl‘u but twn wnrl‘la, Ihr one
. on which m: livr. and that one wlmru the
Great Spirit dnelll. Thu I'pirit World in‘
more than ten thousand tlmvn lnrgvr than
this. its hunting t‘ml‘ln have m oml‘ 'm.l th~ ‘
gami- there in imxhnustilclr, It: ﬂnucrw in»
more lu Itiful and fragrant than uny we
tuvv cwr known. anl ltn nxsul‘lrns are lovely
:3 tlm cnlnn 01' the clmnh lnt‘nn: u «(ting
sun. and nvwr grow old. Tho hm! (lav;
not luau; to he cultlvntml there. but every
kind of good mm. and in tlw 51mm at.
nbumlomm hang upon tln mm and mum
continuounly waiting to he pluckul. Nuth- l
Inp, ewr (lies tlu-rc, and the want-“fall. who l
go thrrv. are constantly uml ﬁn‘cvor supplln-«l';
without thr' mun-zany nt uny mnrk. All‘
"and mm, \zlurthr‘r tlwy arr white- or rwl, {:0
to hcm'cn. but .-\ grout. dith-n-nco “ill oxlnt
between the cnmlitiuus m the races at me!)
and individuals there and wlmt they (”‘0
hen‘. Everything ncnrly will be rcn-rsotl.
The wmltny hen: will he pnm‘ there. the
powerful and great has will I».- lnumblc tlwle.
I “ The Indians who have liven m‘urp tin-red
by tho intelligence and skill of the u-uitc
nmn here “ill have a better rlmnce there.
Everything which hns been taken from them
here will be given hack to them .there. even
to him gun, his dog nnd hie pony. Here the
Great. Spirit has been on the whitetuun's
nide: there he will lean on the mum; ot the
indiun, and then." laid the Chief. his (in
ﬂat-hing the meantime. n t‘uirful rmlizntiun
ut the present condition of his pt‘uple. ‘- We'll
ﬁght it out, and we will not he driien from
our hunting grounds like the sneaking, snv.
nge wolt‘. The had men ut'all nations will
go down into the centre of the earth and he
_ excluded from the spirit lund."
Curre-pontlent<—“But tell me. You Inlil
when you din—when your pcnpie die-“they
rot like the horse and dog and their bodies
go into the earth. the air and water. How
is it that you are to go to the spirit hind
end do everything there as iudividunls Very
much after the some manner that you do
here?“
Spotted To!l-—“Wo go there as epirltn.
end there get new bodieu, which the uhite ‘
men can not kill."
me mm or Janus cantor.
_Cmespondentu“ Have you nut heard
through your minaionsries shout Jesus
Christ, the Son ofthe Grunt Spirit ?"
{fﬁpotted Tail—“ Yea. I him: heard all
about Him; how good He was. what grunt
thing Hm‘lid; how He would help the liml
man to he good and how "u- wnuld lem’i n‘l
who Would listen to trim to tin: Great Spirit-
Yiis Father. and [have also heard how the
white man killed Him. The lndinn never
would have done that; he never would
Inn murdered the Son of the Great Spirit.
' Re new] hither have loved liim better than
hie Own life: would have given liim ony
t ,thlntt {and till he had. and for Him would
have gone upon the warmth and conquered
' this world. It was for a long time after i
ﬁrst hesrd about Jesus Christ that-I did not
I understand how the white mnu could have
hiﬂéd Him but when I got hotter acquainted
ﬁyith the ﬁlm. when I realized the tort
fihetihry had no respect for the rights of
the indinn. would tithe nwuy his home
where he was horn. murder him and his chil
dren, tic-poll his women. and roh him oi hil
winter‘l food. I then very readily understood
how they could even kill the Son of the
Great g‘pirit no they dill.“
Corroopondent—“ Do the Indian often
pray to the Great Spirit 1"
Spotted Tull—“ Yes: on most all men
tions. whether grant or small.”
Comnpondent—“Ducl the Great Spirit
- ensue: their priym t”
t Spotted Tsil—“Yee; lie nlwnys noun-rs
thehood man. no hon given us all we have,
end is always present to give us more, if we
only do no wrong."-E.lt.
- In in 80l3’rmxa.—Thnuwmll of
men and women breathe, move. nndlive—
pan off the stage of life. and are hem! of
no more. Why? ‘None were blessed by
than; none could point to them as their
mean: of redemption; not a lino they wrnto.
notaword they spoke could be recalled,
and so they pcrlshcd : thexr light went out
in darknou , and they were not remembered
more than the insects ot yesterday. Will
youthus live and die? 0 man. live for
Ilnmct'ning! Do good, and lens behind you I
ammmmcnt of virtue that. the storms ofi
"time «layover (Italian—lh. [CM/mere.
'11: com tnclk-a~thn cnfpcts go down. I
T., F. MAR Ks i
x
SALOON ’ ‘
SNOHOMIBH CITY, w. 'l'.
Th '
6 best of wmes,
I I
hquors and cxgars.
always on hand at:
THE ~OLD STAND!
v'. r. L.
.1". fl'i“"‘:‘v'_ ," V ‘."?"i"
L» {I “1 e.) M ﬁxeéwiﬁ
Boots; and shoes.
Manufactured and Sold
wholesale and Retail
BY
BENJ. VINCENT.
Mam street, Ulympea, W. T.
Lutust styles Bunte and Shoes
mudo to urtlm'. All Work war
mnml and snri<tlwtiun guar
mum-el.
.\lsu age-m for the culce: em!
NEW WEED
“ Family Favorite"
SEWING MACHINE.
Why 13 11 the Best ?
“‘l3 T11]? ‘lv‘n’l‘ SHIPHL'.
11 I ’le'. 1 “LI-I, I'li'lx’l-ZE'L'T
It runs cnk)‘ and «mix-t.
Hm nu (nun.- l'nr .\hrm'; manner,
Hm no -~pl'in-_:~ In 1;"! on! u! nlilnr.
l‘hvnl-e-ellu i~ «H. ("urn-(1y m'r'zoulsrrmrim-«w,
er Lm‘. ul‘ .mv kind.
1!. Mn hu claim-d or u'llvd without lif‘hlg from
LU" hIM-z :Ile 1h" be“? illlm: 0f all.
H II” [’l7] '.‘.'_l',lrijy.‘lv‘ei/ I'vrtw H,
('nll and “mum: t‘ule- \hclnne ‘m'furc buying
she-when.
v 1 HS. 0111. BENJ, VINCENT.
.l ACK S 0N & CO.
DEALERS IN
General IVI ercha ndi sé.
ALWAYS ON “AND.
Ghoicest Brands
0"
your, Jjeul, ﬁnger, Enhance}
a. CIGARS, «SO., &c.
LOWELL. w. 'r.
\1 u}.
hum, KINSEY‘
8: PAINE. \
MANUFACTURED OF' ~
G.V.B. REEDER’S
Wire-~snspension,
Vlnl'annu 31mm:
3E D 3OTTO M S
Patented July 1, 1873,
WARRANTED FQR FIVE YEARS.
F 1335? PER/1311M,
Willa Diploma
Al the Califnmlu Slum Fuir, ”172. Also First.
Premium. with diplumu, ll lba: Suuu Chm:
County Fair, 1373. .\ud
‘ Spain! @iplnmn _
} M. the San Jonquin County Fair, 12573.
JOHN PIKE, Agent,
' ﬂ 4 for Snolwmidt.
I WALE and CATCHING.
SIGNE RS 6: ARCHITECTS,
Cl'PMun. Contnoton and lo“ Build."
All work entrusted to their care
will be done with neutness and
‘ dispatch.
1 3.47}- Cuwou 'ro wu- tn Tum!
1 I'llt‘c of Buslnum 11l the old 17ch Elf/Ir Building, ‘
1 Union Avenue, monomsn CITY. w. T. 1
via! 1
2;;_;;___.7_’_._w..u...-_+-- '
LEON WELLCOME, ’
Shop In Wu»! wing of the Blue Eagle Bulldlng.
L'sxou Anson. l
SNOIIOMISII CITY. W. T. ’
GUAIIRANTEES GOOD FITS
AND
Durable VVox-k.
Will do his best to give perfect }
satisfaction to all. .‘
GIVE HIM A CALL |
vial
' WADBELL a MILES
3 I
I WHOLESALE DEAI IRS IN
‘Y . ,9 i
‘:3 T 0 lES
. ,- 4
,9 r‘ v
I £3.13. 6:53,
i TIN, COPPER, a: J.tl’.l.\'h‘ll iiimb‘.
3 Lead and Iron Pipe,
[also s'"an l‘ll‘li l-‘l'm‘nas.
§ BRASS GOODS.
iMI work pertaining to the busi
i nose (lone at short notice
l and in n workmunlike
! , manner.
‘lelve us a can.
. snmm w. ’r. .
ivl n 8 "
mic TR: viii
‘ DAILY AND WEEKLY.
lseattle, W. 'l'.
l Tln- Daily in the olden. largest and but in the
l Ti-rritmv. o
; l‘ln. \h'cHy. nun in its siva-eiiLh rear of publi
!\‘llliilll,'\'~)lllﬂillh more reading niallir ilmn on)
'11! no lvi'i‘llorlul l‘|!l|i\‘1ll[llIl:IiI~'v~ ‘
l Ihu mutt-nip of hell: uill includi- (in {nllul
humu- lli‘Wa i'dllill'iill nutter. lin- lnlv-l [I I ‘ul'uuw
lil'ulll nomad. Cvl‘rt‘rpulltlt'ul‘t'. intern-ling unsul~
l luny. M.
, Tl-iiuzn.
ii'u';li .3‘; \ -L".§_
l .lcil‘vl'riiolu: eight-(hound ln::lfl\‘ld‘ :u rrnmnuhlo
t-Ji‘uiu .Mdrl-u
mm vs. ruoacu. muum
\i I.].
f JOHN H. HILTON, ;
l i
l
iBUTGHER.;
1 Market on Union Avenue. Emit uing of l
l Blue Eagle Building. |
i Suonomau Cm. W. 'l‘. i
Will endeavor to supply the com-i
munity with the best qualilty cf!
FRESH MEATS. !
All orders left in my absence will
be promptly attended to.
L()GGING C.&‘.‘lPS'
Supplied. l
g L. WILBUR, l
—DE.\LER l.\'—. 1
DR 1 NUS
‘ I 3
; Bledlcinsk Chmniculs.
‘PUM: WINES and LIQUORS
1 F 01! MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
‘ PERF U M ERY,
}
Fancy Tollc Aricles, Cigars am
Prescriptions carefully compound~
ed at all hours.
ALL ARE INVITE!) TO CALL.
v 1 n 1 l
Wm. H. WARD,
l
iBLAC K SMITH.
Ono Door West of Snohomlxh tunnel”-
SNOIIOMISII CITY, W. T.
l .
All orders received at this shop
will be attended to with
neatness and dispatch.
FARMERS WILL BEAR n: MIND Tim-
IN ORDER TO GET ONE OF Tl”:
Improved Horse Hay Forksl
They must leave their orders in time. I
All tools used in Logging Camps
made to order, and as cheap
as can be got on the
Sound.
vlni
J OIIN PIKE,
Tho well known
House Builder
is now located in
Snohmish City, i
and hopes to merit Patronage. ;
Ni}. Paper Longing mule 1 Speci.sll'y.f
\'l L 1 ‘
PUMPHBEY & YOUNG, |
SEATTLE, W. I‘. l
11 1 l
BUUKSELLERS 81 BTATIDNERS.i
Alwayskeep A LARGE STOCK ofoverythlng.
munllykvpt in A ﬁrm Irina-I l
BOOKSTORE. ,
' i i
Planes and Organs, ‘
sold on the E
Installment Plan. l
EASTERN l
NEWSPAPERS i
AND
MAGAZINES '
I
furninlwd at Publislwrspriccn in coin. i
(In): ail'ir‘N'V.‘ ill wit-KIWI. l
Hui. l
.L‘? ' .. 1.: <2 , .‘ , 7.l
~‘I; I“ "‘3.‘ U‘ ' hi. ‘
MW" Mﬂiumy :
H 0 U E F .
_L J I
)luin St. ()lﬁ‘lllpin. {
\V. 'l‘. i
12.1. wrxu and Jr wmwx, i
Prnpl'irlul'sl i
The NEW ENGLAND is vii-E
gill]; 10mm], its :m'nnnnndutionsi
for iinnilius uumrpmsml. 3
The “mm is My! upon all nighl.
mum smu'w u ALL um us. i
(flu/1:922? ('cw/ nma’cru v. i
The New 12119;; li‘leCE-‘nill he at. :Ich
Wlmrvra an ill" Ul‘l'lV'li nl S'I‘EA‘H'ZRS. i
I‘lﬂSEFtlEllh .\ND BACORG F. TU \.\D I lmM 1)”. l
ll(’L"K'. [RYE UP 1 “UK L. i
All Mag" lrnvc lllc dunr. i
vlnl l
A... ...". _, " ~""'_".' .'A"_' __"Z‘
GRAND ;
LOTT ER Y! ‘
Fir»! Grain-l Inﬂux-3 of '
. W mnxn'ms Twinnnnnv;
Legalized by :in not of i
the Lt-gisluturv, APP“! WED X(”l\'_ :
12, 1575,13): "is I‘lxcollunvy. E.
I‘. Ferry. Governor of the Tor. i
cA P I '1- AI. , ;
Divided into i
00,000 TICKETS ’
AT $7) COIN EACH i
01' lilcron M 3850 i
This County (..‘ummisionurs ufi
King 00., Wnsliingtnn 'l'9l‘l'itui'y,|
appointed M. S. “Until, Esq . And
itur King County; Capt. (:00. 11l
llill, U.S.A., 'l‘reusuror King ()0, l
and John’Collins, I‘}qu Trustees, i
into whose hnmls the wlmlc of the}
property is deeded in trust fur the
prize holders. '
The Scuttle Saw Mill and Milll
Prupcrty, owned by 11. L. chler,‘
will be the .
0?
$1 0 O, 0 0 O
HOVEYé BARKBR'S
Ol'llel'
(Opposite Scuttle Bunk)
AND TIIE_ |
IPACIFIC BREWERY PROPERTY;
I 2m! and Jd I
Grand Prlzes.
. There :I‘ll—l—yc in all ‘
59575 PRIZES, I
SEE CIRCULARS. ;
Agmla ll'lllmfurylrlaera i
Get up clubs. l
l .‘lcml rnnnu)‘ by lailcn-tl ln‘m'r. l’nnt-l
iOIlim: Only-r, Curlillul Dml'l, or Ivy Exprrss. I
‘ 'l‘iukvt» ﬁanJrllu-l mulliulnly on rcculpt l
l of monry. _ F
‘ Tivlu-tn I'm «all: In the (ﬁller of ”WI
.\lunugvr nl Srulllrx I I" w“
L YESLER ,
H. gentile, \V. 'i‘ i
1'! 'l' .
' ")7 V‘ W ' T "U ‘ _|
NOh l. HERE 51A 1»
. v ' ~
JOS 0! F! (IE !
SNOHOMISH CITY. WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
We have a v ‘7 Gordon .10];
Press and a , 35:5: ,5 5‘ large outllt 0
iiéra’ :' wL. .
JOB TYPE ‘aeg-‘d ~ and experi
enced workmen. L)!" ,1 (Z; V eWe are prepared to
exeeute all kinds \‘wﬁ' _ 1 ‘ of JOB WORK,
IN THE 1323']: {\gégv.‘ 1% 3 :ser 1.57: REA
' snahle ﬁasgr 5 Prices.
A Large glue]: on. hand of ﬁlanks In:
J usticus of tlus l’ouco.
giumrstmd and frc-cuxptiuu Quarks.
glusimr. and Imm gluulw,
» m, &c., M.
:1. 1211112937) gummy? (ml-’0“;
BOOKS. ENOUGH TO SUPPLY SEVERAL
. COUNTIES, 0" HAND.
LADIES Wrii’i'iﬁﬂ ﬁAßﬂﬂ
A SPE‘CJEALiC-L’Kg
SIN-" 011 OM] SH ‘ EXEH JNGE,
' SNOHOMISH CITY, W. 'l'.
1 THIS "OTH,
Is the Best in Snohomiéh County, in every respect.
FIRST-‘ULASS BOARD .
Ix alw‘aya Furnished at Mudemté Rutcs.
' THE BAR
Is Supplied wit]; the Best WINES and LIUUURS North of San Francisca.
' Also a First-Class BILLIARD TABLE
To Accomodutc the Patrons nt‘thia House.
IMV [HA-Hf(7.\'l‘ll(‘.\RT, [‘mpn’ﬁ h
M. W. PACKARD, D. B. JACKSON.
ﬂkﬂﬁii‘ﬂ é‘é JAMSSJQNJ
DEALERS IN
I) R Y EOO DS .
QLQTEIHG, EATS €39 5718,1333 CBQGKEBY.
BOOTS a SHOES,
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS. TOBACCO and CIGARS.
We keep fur sale the BEST Brand of Oregon Flour in the Mark! I.
A new invoice of
JEWELRY. WATCHES and (‘XI.\IN.~‘; "Kl/(ILH‘TED I’l'Rl'i ‘11.! TERM/15-
nml us eheup :x- mu in puruhnwl unpxhcrc in the Territory.
BUTTER, EGGS, HAY, HIDES,
Sl-IIN(ELICS. suu’ KN mus ulul LOG-‘3
Taken in Exchange for Slerelnunlise.
\ 1n!

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