Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], March 15, 1888, Image 1

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C. I. BRADIIAW. —1!. B. Su'us.
BRADSHAW 3: SAC [ls,
PORT TOWNSEND, w. 'r.
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
Pnoo'mns m Amman“.
Okrlcn: In Bradshaw‘s .\‘ew Builtl’n‘;
J. J. CALIOVI. A. 11. COLEMAN.
I'm-ting Any.
CALHOUN a. COLEMAN.
A! torueys-nt . Law
AID PROCTORS 1N AIIMIRALTY.
omce-—Clnpp building.
«in! Port Townsend.“’. T.
EUGENE BIONDI,
PORT TOWNSEND, W. 'l‘.
m :2 Norwegian Vice Consul.
.'Ulfllo Bnrvovor for All Puget Sound Ports.
Ago-t for Inn Francisco and Xew York
Wit! “undorzliiug. L 0 (1 d B
noon n 3 0v ‘ n on an urean
Yank.
D. W Smith. Wnrren IA llashngs
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T. N. HALL‘.
mmfluullflratuw. P rilflllnlty
Auction! with Burke & Bnller, or Sunk.
Old corn» 0! Water and Quinn? SLI. opposite
non of Waterman a nu.
[oll']l TOWNSEND. - - W. I'.
'llch to loan at ndnogd mus.
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nouns All) STEAIIIOA'I‘S.
Climb HOTEL,
1’01”.I TOWNSEND. W. I‘.
Wm. Dodd. Pnprieter.
”know II NEWmd NEWLY FURNISHED
human Manninmenh of a
_ FIRST—CLASS HOTEL.
’ mum hlnppllod namobestot Wines,
‘3” ad Cigars.
. mun much-s mm“ tabloud Reading
mu tho Hotel. Nothing 111 l In “dog: to
m this now second to none in the n'l
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EAST BOUND HOUSE,
' an 30mm, w. r.
7 W. Sutherland. Props-Mot.
LII" mill-bod I Nu! Haul “Bataan“!
In Inn- Oounty. all“! the "But. Sour-vi
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Will In“. UNION *0 every nnernnon
“gluing-Id Pew much momlng
u I. m. for [night or [mango apply to
, gJOlumx-on ban-d. , ,
DING DONE AT mimosa“: RATES.
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mm Port ‘l‘iwnund for Imam, at 8 a. m..
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uppiy on heard.
‘l6 Sir. DISPATCH.
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JAS. HORGAN. luster.
Will in" Port Townsend for Noah Bay and
II! pom ovary Monday morning on arrival of
la; Bound Simmer. Returning will arm-o on
cane-days. Towing and chm-mm at meann
llo rues. Apply on board or mL. B. Ratings,
It 0. C. Bunion s & Co‘l. N. I'L— We havouinli
till-d to our fleet two-cow. fined for arm in:
In: firefighting.
Brick for Sale.
. [An A )lmmon 8310; to: Sam. AT
8 l 0 per Thousand.
"9” “ Gso. E. STARRETT.
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km “a cmmzx 33.3%.? 13%?" 3’
done on short notice.
“In: on Water 8:. men Charles hotel ..a
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x: 0 nrance 0.
0? SALE)! OREGON.
Minn-co on farm property. Inchin
ery. Churches. etc.
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.\ll:. l':lIl'lHl!Z-‘-.\'U\V that the Glou—
L't‘rlv‘l' ti.-lu-rnwn haw ill'r'iV'ml. anal
llw .\lolin- Adams. mm of tha'll‘ Vt.»-
sclr‘. mui that Part 'l‘.,l\\'n~-':ul is in he
the headquzu‘tvr fur all. and Uh'Llll
ally to l'uc-uuc tlio"silli-.lo\-.'u was"
Gloucester. and the great prmpwcts
your gl riuus t urn has as '.Lm lur
minis o'. tho 5 unborn l’aclli - i'.;il
road (or a brunch termini». tin mun
\'::ll han- .'.). anal your custom hon.»-
. nil‘ling. anal new .\lli,s‘.:l!llllll bra-l;
Hooks going up on». Elli-1' :.':nllivl‘. a
harbor always tillml “iii: lln- "pruul
k’l'.‘ of ()itl Uccan"~ why l'or‘. 'l'owu
send should not raj-ico anil l‘wl
frisky your COX‘A'L‘rii mile-n 1 can't
iinagmw. ln'l inc Congratulalu you!
But there. is a speck in the otherwise
-un(-lomleJ sky (lending. so it is said,
tha! a further down to th A rim place
is to become the grout END or the
l’acizic knob to tho \Yx'alt‘l‘ll door of
the Southnrn Pacific railroad. Al
ruznly booms are being inaugurated.
i’ort Angelvs pufi'oil up a trifle. Lots
anal other real and personal ostato
suddenly sprang into great domain]
in the old “First Camp." and then as
quickly fell backward when her very
unsuitablu, poor, misi'rablc harbor
("Tho worst on the coast,” as a cer
tain Dungom-ss man exclaimed) was
(llSL‘UVl‘l'tNl to be so. It ht‘tfmfi that a
new survey had been made of Port
Angelo; harbor by some of our Brit
ish neighbors and they, in their great
Wisdom, doomed tho spot, and took
up that charming, “snug harbor."
Crescent Bay—a water locked harbor,
whose term firmu sidcis 03 edge.
But they propose to tunnel. You
know, now-a-days a raiiroad is not
considered Well put up unless it has
a ma. tunnel and some water lots‘
and that’s no doubt the only objec
tion to Port Angeles, none being
necessary there. Crescent Bay too
has any quantity of water lots, in
fact that is another feature all rail
roads must have in order to be a rail
road. They can water their stocks
so easily, you know. But then Ores -
cent Bay may lose ground, and in
her turn fall back. You see, the
railroad magnates have not yet seen
Pyscht, nor Noah Bay, and last. but
not least, Tatoosh. Ah! Tatooshl
The veritable “Lands End,” with
several harbors limitless in extent,
upon whose gentle heaving bosom
the merchant maritime fleets and
navies of the earth can easily be ac
commodated and yet there would be
room for the “water flyers” of two or
three more planets. The inimical
beach of Tatoosh is just. as good as
Crescent Buy and a little more safe
to approach in time of “northeasters,”
and has more land surface on which
a town of some future note can be
built. A first-class tunnel willbe
needed, under the waters. just three
miles lcng to connect it uninter
ruptedly With the mainland under
the mountain to tho prairie back otl
Neah Bay, or still more a suspension ‘
bridge, just to think how great a
chunco- there will be for expert en—
gineering and money expenditures—
a tubular bridge perhaps as uross the
straits of Meani, England. Water
lots tili ion can’t rest! Olifi'y lots
also! an sceuor that will knock the
bottom out of ’l‘acoma. though that
essential part of' her building up
Tatooah don’tearo for or take any
stock, as it is all real with her, not in
the least drawing on any imaginary
palpatatiug scenic grandeur. So let
the glorious development on, it is
a pleasure to your humb‘l: corros
pondout and he count. on it being
thus to you and your numerous read~
on. _ Inmm.
The Delegateslup.
stoonvnn, W. 'l‘.. March 1. 1888.
Eorron Assam—Looking over a late
number of Tm: Axons not long ago, I
noticed your remark that my name has
been boomed a lime for delegate to con
gress. I frankly confess that when this
matter :was first broached to me last
summer. by a number of friends. it sug
gested possibilities which had some at—
tractiens. But having recently occu
pied. as president of the legislative
council, a position which, under the pe
culiar :circnmstances, I regard as of
higher political honor, I am constrained
to step aside in favor of others, equally
able, and possibly more willing to serve
the people as their delegate in the
United States congress.
I don't suppose there was much dan
ger of my being struck by political
lightning—but somebody has said that
it is “ the unexpected that always hap
pens." At any rate no harm can come
from my gentlyreuicving myself out of
all possible range of the political electric
fluid; especially as I desire in this con—
nection text's timely name that there
are a number or temperance voters who
love the grand old rcpnbiioan party {or
her glorious history, and don't want to
be driven out of her by any failure to
recognize their principles in a fair and
equitable manner; I any (air and equitr
ble because we don't expect to have
all things our own way in a great organ
ization which represents a number of
conflicting ideas. This last item may
seem to be induced with just a little ah
ruptnesa. but there is a reason for it.
which will probably become manifest ere
long.
With many thanks {or the kindly man
ner in which you have always referred
‘to me in your columns. I am your old
‘, time friend, Jon B. Tnollpscx.
Notice to Muller-
By order of the lighthouse board a
first class can buoy. painted red and
black in horizontal stripes. has been
placed to mark the north and of Yerba
Buena shoal. San Francisco bay. The
buoy is in twenty-one feet of water on
the following ranges: High chimney st
Potrero over center of Mission rock;
Point Diahlo in line with north 'end of
Alcatraz island. -
Fairway buoy. first class nun, p. a.
stripes, and the mid-channel buoy, first
clasa can. [1- a. stripes. that were lately
carried away, have been replaced on the
Columbia river bar.
New spring ribbons It His. Hari
iaon'l.
Port Townsend. Jefferson County, Washington Torrfiory. Thursday, March 15., 1888.
I)II']I).
KOIITILIL -Iu thi-i City. March 8, 13815.
\\ ulnui Kurter, aged 43 years, :.ml 15
days.
[beesuscal was burn in Bavaria, Gur
iuzmy, February 22. 13-15. In 1861 he
mm.- wnh tan» Muthvrs tn America. ur
r:\'iu«,: 1n l’urt anuwml. July 10111 at
that year. Ullujlirnllu‘r, .lncuh Kurtcr.
mar: iniiu’l I-Ulilt'. your; 215:” at Nunaimu
h} Um explosion u! an UL! hmuh shell.
\untlwr hrutlwr is engaged in the man
nfucturcuf \x'irulnw :shmlvn in (‘hicuzu
Judge Knrtvr was fur a time employed
in rink-51mm 11l the stare at the late Uuu.
() l". Gurrish. :ithcrwnrds he was in husi‘
uvss for u f w years in Port Ludluw.
Suiiso-quoutly he returned. tu this city.
however. and remained hero in the hur
bor business till cmnpeilenl atew mnuths
ago tu retire nu acetiunt of failing health.
He was elected in 1876 to represent Jet
lersnu county in the Territurinl Legisla.
lure, and served With credit to himself.
After returning to residc hamper-mn—
neutly, he wa‘a elected justice of the
peace in this precinct, and also city mug
istrfia. His term at office was charac
turizcd by u practical administration of
justice. His family home is here. where
the nnw widowed Wife and five children
survive. He was a. member or the order
of Workman. and 3180 of the Improved
order 01’ Rod Men. The latter organism
:iuu has been specially attentive during
Judge Korter's lute illnesfi. and will con
duct his funeral on Sunday.llth inst.
The family have the sympathy ot the
whole community in their bereavement.
and the funeral will doubtless be very
largely attended.
JAKINS MA! Point No Point Light
Home, March Bth. William H. Jukins,
aged 52 yenrs and 9 months.
[Deceased was 11 native of Maine. came
to this cans! in curly days, worked for
years at milling—in Purt Ludluw and
Port Discovery—returned to his native
state where he mnrried Mrs. Stinson;
cnmc West again and has lived on Puget
Sound for many years. He was head
keeper of Point N 0 Point light house
at the time of his death. He
leaves a most estimable wife and
grown up daughter to mourn their loss.
Death was caused by paralysis of the
throat preventing the swallowing of
nourishment. Mr. J. F. Tukey. who
was mth deceased in his last hours, says
that death resulted from actual starva
tion. Mr. Jnkins was an upright, huh
ornble man. who had the respect of
those who lino»v him. Funeral from the
M. E. church in this city on Sunday]
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School Report for February.
mon sermon. ' ~
Enrolled. 25
Days of ntlendance. . . . . . .. . . . . . . .427};
Days of übsonce..... .. 48
Average duily uttendance.. .. . .. .. . 90
Times tnrdy.... .. I
MISS Paula’s noon.
Enrolled..... 47
Days of attendance... “146%
Days of absence.... "119%
Average daily nttendnncs.... . 86
Times tnrdy........ .. l 9
nus. nmn's noon.
Enr011ed......... .... .... 48
Days of attendance. . . ”705%
Days of absence. .. .. .. 73};
Average daily attendance. . . . . . . . .. 39
Times tardy.... .. 14
Miss man’s noon.
‘Enrolled..... 44
.Dnys uttendance.... ..............7(Xi
; Days absence. .... ....130
lnverago daily attendance.... .. . . .. 84
; Times tsrdy.... .. 6
. lass renews Boon.
Enrolled. 45
Days of attendance. ..659
Days of absence.... “1%
Aversgednlly stteudance.. .. .. 77
Times tardy...... 86
MONTHLY EXAMINATIONS.
slur scuoom.
Pupils psssed...... 23
Pupils failed. . . I
swam: onunun.
Pupils ...... ................ 34
Pupils hailed... .... 8
m Gunman.
Pupils passed. 85
Pupils 15i10d....-. 10
mom) Planar.
Pnpi15p555ed....................... 33‘
Pupilslniled.... 21
Hits! Bantu“. l
Pupils passed. 14‘
Pupi15t5i1ed............... '1
Go to Bartlett's for all kinds of sewing
machine needles and attachments.
A good steady job awaits a competent
man to do milking and general farm
work. Apply at this 0606.
Sun Penman—A limited supply 0!
Early Bose and Burbank Seedling pota
toes, for as aby 13mm & Erswsms.
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Mr. 3. E. Cummings would respectfully
announce to the public genersllv that he
has engaged the services 0L Frank
Douling. a first-elm barbsr late of Mes
sachusetts. *
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Two story house and inside lot, at
sum—ave minutes' walk from the
steamer landing. Apply quick at this
office. . ,
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Call at the Axons agency for figures
on 80 acres of timber land on Qnimper
peninsula.
State Insurance Company 0! Salem.
Or., is the best for farm buildings and
dwelling housus. Ron’s. Buns, Agt.
The lllxhwny offlluons.
The broad Atlantic. is ever a stormy
thoroughfare. Yet blow the winds ever
so fiercely. and ride the waves ever so
loftily, seamen most men the good nhipa
tourists will brave the passage, and com
mercial travelers andhuyern must visit
the centres of toriegn trade and manu
facture. That atrocious malady, ree
siekness. together with colicky pains and
much inward uneasiness is ooten en
dured when Hoeteter’s Stomach Bitter
wonld have fortified the goyager against
them. Sea captains. an in fact, all old
salts and veteran travelers are acqnnited
with the protective value of this estima
ble remedy. and are rarely til-provided
with it. Emigrants to the far West
should use it no a safeguard 3111th me
laria- Soak the aid of the - hitters (pr
dyspepsia. constipation, liVer complaint.
Ikidney troubles, and' all ailments that
limpair the harmonious and vigorous ac—
tion of the Vite! poweru.
Mr. (l-,:rnw:ill's B._B. & B. C. R. R.
has paid $1669 tux-vs on 3200 acres of
land around Boilinglmm buy. which
inrlulos the Sl‘llOl‘JO t-wvnsite 31.1111
railroad. .‘lvsfl‘n. Eldridge and
Burter my lays on about 2900
acres of 1211241 in \\ imtomn county.
including the [mm-it” of B-liing~
Imm. 'l'iiey are the lu-nvmsi tux
poyerj in tile county.
0. l’. Hunilnglun has n-zircci from
iiiu "cling urinals-mew. of the Cumu
]wnk «\2 01:3” i'.:ilruzzd i'ulllpfluy, of
which. for many _\'k'fll‘.~', he has been
pi‘v-iilvnt and director. and E. lu~
gulls, llrv‘hlili‘iil Hi the Uineinnah. In
dianapolis, >sl. L'vnis and Cllloligo
railroad. popularly known as "Big
Four.” and now acting general mun
agm' of tho (Qlicanpnzzks 8.: Ohio sys
tem has been elected to rho prear
dent-y.
There will he at least 875.000 in—
vested in ilriol: hotela in Pendlemn
this year; $60,000 in a new court
house. and at least $40,000 more in a
paper in)“, unless :1 "trace" breaks,
and l’emiletcn traces don’t often
break.
lionderful cures. }
W. D. lloyi {c Ga, Wholesale and ‘
Retail Drnzgists of Rome. Gm. say:
We have selling Dr. King’s New Discov
ery, Electric Bitters and Buckien‘e Arni—
cn Solve for twu years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as well. or
give such universal sutiehc—iion' There
have been seine wonderful cures effected
by those medicmes in this city. Several
cases of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use of a few bot
tles of Dr. Kings New Discovery, taken
in connection with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them alwnya. Sold by N. D
Hill $5 Son ’ 1
"flu...” ”E. i
All Absolute Cure. 3
The Original Abieline Ointment is only put up.
in large two-ounce lln boxes and is an absolute
cure {or old sores. burns. wonndr. chnfped
hnndr. and all skin eruptions. Will ponit rely
cum all kinds of piles. Ask forthe Origin-l
Abietino Uinunent. Sold by Dr. Jan. I). inka
ler. M. 1)., at ‘35 cents per box. by mail so cents.
Fresh Creamery Butler just received
by Burkctt & Eiscnbeis. Send iuyour
orders_ at once and secure ‘somethiug
very nice as we have only I: hunted sup
ply. 125“
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Better than Gold '
Can be lrula‘ said n! that new and emueiou
remedy for ‘omlnmplion and diseases or the
Throat. Chest and Lungs. Santa Able. for it in
lenaant. to me pain": and death to n cold.
Every homo warranted by JAS- D. BlmKLlanho
Drummer.
would enjoy your dinner
‘8 ‘3O“ nod are pmentedbyDys
pepsin. use Acker's Dyspepsin Tubletg.
They no a. glove cum for Dram In
(l‘ivgestion. atulency and Constipation
o guarantee them. 25 and 50 cents.
Sold thatlmer 3', Co.
YOUNG MEN! BRAD 'l‘llls.
Tux VOL-rue 13er 00.. of whammy...“
for to send their celebrated Burrito-Vanni;
Blur and other Bunnie Arr-Lune“ on trial
{or thirty day! to men (young, or old) “lined
with nervous dß‘Dllildy, loss of v um!»- and man
hood.nndallkindre troublel. Also orrheuma
iiem. neuralgia. pnrynlysls. and many other dis
eases. Complete resiomlion 10 health. vigfir and
manhood guaranteed. No risk is incurred a:
thlrty day r‘ trial is allowed Writolhom M. on"
m -:--..xr:u->-| :umi-hlel Ire-
Wk» \‘L c. 6530“. gm, A 3532:
5 wuranted: .3 because it is the best
Blood Impaire'inn inn-am. It will pcsi.
tively am all Diced 1215‘ 3:091. p 1: rites the
whole system. and ilinrngv‘: "-.- [11:33.3 up Ll2O
constitution. IlcmcmL-cr, we gun mama it.
Latimer 5: Co.
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A Nound Legal opinion.
E. Bluinbridge Mundny Esq.. County
Any. Clay 00.. Tex. says: “Have used
fileoluio Bitters with most happy results
y brother also was very low with Ma
larinl Fever and Jeundice, but was
cured by timely use of the medicine.
finfleatiefied Electric Bitters saved his
1 0.
Mr. D. L. Wilcoxsou. of Horse CnVe,
Ky.. adds a like listimony. saying: Be
poeitivelp believes he would have died,
had it not been for Electric Bitters.
Lhis great remedy will ward of. as
well no care all Mulerinl Dieeaaee, and
for all Kidney, LiAer and Ltomaeb Dis
orders etaude unequalled. Price 500
and sl. at F. D. Hill 8: Son.
h t]:
(Sunk %\ce\\ Elam 0‘;
thousands anfiefing from Asthma, Con
sumption. Couihs. etc. Did you ever try
Aoker’e Enfilis Remedy? It is the best
pre tion nown for all Lung Troubles,
3013 on a positive gunmntqo at. 10c.. 50c.
Latimer fiéu'
.uerohants. Read This. I
To those subject to the vexalions of humus
lilo. dyspepsia and a feeling of dehility, lrrim
bility and deapondency. we ray‘iako bimmom
Liver Regulator. TLo lieuulalor is tree from
any injurious mineml subsmnce; not disagree
able; can be taken at any time without interfer
ing with business or measure. II is neutle. sate.
undo good digetmr. It is unequalled in the
cure of pllosi) cozislipnllon, had breath, sick
headache and llione complaints.
Blake no Mistake.
By dia‘pelllnz the syninmnis so often mistaken
for Consumption. SANTA AB”: has brought
gladnaos to nnny a household. B; its prompt
use for breaking up lha cold thut looofjen devel
ops into thnt fatal (11-0:190. ihonnnds can be
saved [mm on nnllmelygrave. You make no
mistake by keeging a no lie of ihlseleasam rem
edy in your ouse. CALIFOR. IA CAP-R
--GLRE is equally emotive m endlcntin All from
of anal Catarrh. Both of these wondertul Cul
ilornla remedies are sold and warranted by Dr.
J. D. Minkler. £I.OO a meme. 3 for $3.50.
A Veler-nn 0! Two Worn.
Mr. I. W. Gnflith carved In both the
war ‘vith Mexico and in the late war. and
is gobobly as well known as any citizen
of es Moises. lowa. having lean o ree-
Ident of that city for many years. read.
what he says: “I have used and thor-‘
oughly tested Chamberlain's Colic.‘
Cholera and- Diarrhoea Remedy. both.
myself and family. I find it to be the
best medicine I ever used for bowel oom
pleiut and the purposes for which it is
made. I consider it thoroughly reliable.
and hereby recoomend it to the people
and to all my friends. I. W. Gm
’ Ohamberlain’n Colic. Cholea and D_iar
rhoea Remedy is sold by Dr. J. D. Mink
ler. Saptl.
' Bucklcn’s Anne: solve.
THE Bus! Suva in the world for Cute,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Foo
ver flares. Tetter, Chopped hands. phil
bleinl. Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or no pay re
quired. It isauarauteed to give perfect
utiefeofion, or money refunded. Pm
2508 per box. For sale by N. D. Hill &
800.
__-.-"..-W-
Toke Ayer's Seminal-ills in the_uprin¢
of the year. to purify the blood. mvngoro
Ito the system, excite the livento action.
and restore healthy tone and mat to the
whole physical mechanism. Remember
that quality, not quantity. constitutes
the value of medicine.
_
' always lnve
k‘t “\gh’s, “he” My
Soother At head. It. is the only safe
medicine yet made that will rHuu'FO all
inf-mile disorders. It contains 7w Opium
‘vr Napkin. but. gives 111-a child mama-d
WIN!!! vain. Price 25 cents. 8.»:4 l-v
-. _ W ‘OO
‘- ,a‘fx' ,
:15: ,2; 2:. 3 x; ..‘.: ~.
' ' ' “wk—3‘:? <:‘C- "
‘ ' ‘ 2’15": ' ‘ " 5:
:.‘ I wk“!!_7‘7flr\
' ROYAL E‘n'flo’ia
EN“ "'r'ii'J/‘"lf
“’l‘;
=-- : r,
:5. ‘ r?
. lINS 0W
R“ n l rfi’:
. f»; n - --‘ ‘-
Absolutely Pure.
This powder ncvu- varies. A marvel of purity.
strength and “‘holusomcncss. More cronomimi
than the ordinary Lind:=. and (unnut lesnhl in mm
petition with th-- multitudu t-l law tut, short
weight, alum or pho:~phnm pmvdnrx'. Sum on? I!
5:3; ROYAL Bzmsa Powuus Cu, 106 Wall-Bt,
{lf 25:
1.. .7 9 .3 3
-..}.,i» 5; n 12$. 35" ‘
3 :4- .: ‘
‘4 v. . 13:ij ‘
e; -. z» ‘
-' ' «__‘w-Lgrz " “x \‘\:- i
g 3 : , I'3-‘VSSEEEK "' : $3; \\i-: 1
9&5533‘2 $§ 3‘4‘6 ‘§\‘: ’3 ‘ -
~- >G\\ ' -, \\\\ , 1
WW 3! \ .‘..," .
.. .:,-.-:.:.-._..2-\ :3?“ w 1
MR. JOHN V‘J. F URBUSH,
An Army Veteran. ‘
0F WAKEFIELD,
tho has pljobnbly suffered more than any mnn
o: woman In America today. Tukcu sick while
in the Army! he has endured untold «monies
Ilnce. Descrdflng his firsc aa'mpmms he said:
“My head nclxcd and my cgpclih’ was poor.
I felt n (“111116th at the p 25 0!! no stomach. and I:
bid taste in my mouth. While my skin was
sometimes hot and Eumvlimua cold. I next felt
pain In my bat-t; and around 1:10 lnwxg‘fuorfion
of my body, and noun-1 a. neculisr or and
cab: In me Water 1 pass-n], w xiv}: was spunky at
one tune and tree at whom. Snmciimcsitpained
Inc to void It. and again it was almost impossi—
ble to dc so at all. lmmv I begun to pass clen
blood a'gcompauled with the greatest strain and
n .
Woks; than 20 eminent physicians attended
)0. Furbnsh at vnxlana limes, but an: one of
them could help him. He was neu- death'-
door. And F” be sun's: “I am ulh'o and well
today, wimdy through the wonderful Eowc-r of
Hunt’s Rcmuly which took me from t o vetgo
o! the grave."
This (Hen! Rcmcdv a.‘u.= «I'2l?er care; (11'! Kidney,
lecrnnd Crhzary Dis-:33;
For Rule My all Dealers.
0. N. _CITITTEZ‘ITON, Gary-:1! s;;an
115 'l’n‘zifin St, B. I'.
“fr ”...-4.2:: (0 :19 L’nul‘. Rand; - -.., Pro. I -. ...-r. Al.
,3 “l IMMfiN Si
_\ ‘
, ’\’ ‘3! /‘3
R EVG U L AT 0 R
“I have used Simmons Liver
Regulator for many years, hav
ing made it. my only Family
Medicine. My mother before
me was very partial to it. It is
a. safe. good and reliable medi—
' cine for any disorder of the
system. and it used in time is
a great prmnuve of sickness.
I often recommend it, to my
friends, and shail continue to
do so.
“Rev. James M. Rollins.
“Pastor-M. EChurch, So. Fuirfleid,Va."
TIME All! DDBTOBS' mus SAVED by
always keeplng Sham Mm
Regulator in the hence.
“I have found Simmons Liver
Regulator the best family med
icine I ever used for anything
that: may happen. have used it.
in Inclination, Colic. Diarrhea,
Biliuusrwss. 1:"! found it to re
lieve ixzmuii-"vly. After eat
ing a. hmny s. , 1 .pcr. if, on going
to bed, I take :ilmu: a teaspoon
fui, I non-z: fccl the effects of
the supper eaten.
“OVID G. SPARKS,
“Ex—Muyor Macon, Ga."
WONLV GENUINE“
nus our 2 Stamp on (tom of Wnpper
J. [l. lei/in & 09., Sale Proprietors,
Price. 31.00. rummxamnm. Im.
I
Rheumatism
12 In an established fact that Hood’s Bar
sapnrillb has proven an invaluable remedy
in many severe cases or rheumatism. clien
ing remarkable cures by its powerful action
In correcting the acidity of the blood, which
I: the cause of the disease. and puritying
and enriching the vital fluid.
It {a certa'lniy fair to assume that what
Hood's Susapariila. has done (or other: it
will do tor you. Thereiore, it you Inner
m pains and robes of rheumatism. give
this potent remedy a. (air trial.
A Positive Care.
"I was troubled very much with them
£lsm in my hips, ankles, and wrists. 1
could hardly walk, and was confined to my
bed a. good deal oi the time. Being rec
ommended to try Hood's Shrsaparilla, I
took four bottles and am perfectly well.
i cheerfully recommend liood's Snrsapnrilln
~. ono of the best blood purifiers in the
.:ld." W. F. Woo», Bloommgton, In.
For Twenty Years
L have been afflicted with rheumatism Before
:333 I found no reliel, but grew worse. I then
.cgzm taking Hood’s 8111311311ng and it did
.111: more good than on the other medicine I
ever had." 11. 'l‘. Emma, Shirley. Mass.
“1 Marco from what the doctors called
muscular rheumatism. I tool: Hood's 83:.
saparflla and am chain-3;! cured." J. V. A.
2806930013 letter czm‘iei', Chicago, 111.
We shall be glad to send. free of charge
to :11 who may desire, a boa-i: containing many
additional stalemate 0: cures hy ‘
_ ‘
Hood’s" Sarsapanlla ‘
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for :5. Had.
wlyby C. I. HOOD s: 00.. Walt, Mue
-100 Doses One Dollar.
WW
W. H. H. LEARNED,
Auctioneer
" AND
Commission Merchant,
OPERA HOUSE BUILDING,
Washington eh, Port Townsend. '
."‘. . 7
er 3 any as ora
» a I: .
d.x:i_-.1-r ur cum-hing :: >lltltll‘ll cold. which may (ll‘vt‘lull Bronchitis, l’uou~
a .i :. lfiphfln-rimcr smut-mint dungrrom dist-um of Ih.- lhr-mt and lungs, has du
"‘XC.~.‘S.:I'::IEZI :Iml main. ”:0 important-o of providing for jlht surh cincrgc'ncios
~ 1.,----;-in_: on hand .l lmtllo of .\yor‘s Cherry Poctorul.
O I O
W 111 Cure Bronohltls :
'J .\.. slum. Fu;'z'~l (irm‘v. Oregon,; J. M. “'luu'lon. Jmmstuwn. .\'. ('..
: ".\. 2.x: {E'zz' “$0 1 land sm‘orclwritcs: "l have u~o¢l -\yor‘s Clu—rry
""295". .\ when! of my bruthcrsll’m‘lul’nl :l low: limo, in my faunily, and
1 Ix !:.i l d 3. :1 nin‘r huin: similarly , have yr! to we in failure to mire Bron
» l l l‘ -.:;:x-- PLHHHI. :iml ('ozit-irllinl troubles m- (‘uuglis of any kind.”
' :». ll': 1: -« ;' .\.; t ('livri'y I‘m-mortal. 1 Jun “’uhlou, Byhuliu. Min}, writes: "I
K :. !. -':i»~ ‘:.;~- -l 1.1". 'i'lu: lmublc lm . : ;~llll'vrml eight years {rum Brunt-hills. and
'.. \4 r ; .e:-'.r-E. :..:.l i lr-lim‘c that the E was vurml l-_\' the we of A 311": (‘lu‘rry
L lu ' i‘a sit-":.'l mu -, :l my lilo.” IPcctoml.”
' And Asthma.
.\li--. .‘.Zui-y .\. 11. Johnson, Ilonnuwn, Pm, writes: "I am now (‘1) years old.
1' km! awnl lx.~;1ltl:,uu!il ulflirh-d with A~lhma, :1 low years ago. This was accom
(uni: «l l:_: :i awn-re (fl-ugh. I sum-rod {or ow-r a year, until I lnvk Ayn-r 3" Cherry
tum-Mud, whirl] rrlin-wd and cured me. I bvlicvu it n God-solid."
' I
AYER S CHE RRY PEGTORAL,
PREPARED BY
Int. J. C. AYER 8:. CO., Lowell, 31:55., I'. S. A.
For sale by all Dmggials.
me.ficmm
’ LA l EMER & {AG
:#T%/_ ._-] a; ~
2‘4l””,l‘x33‘é‘la; VV holesulv :nztl Hymn! l (‘Hi'cl's u
:* ‘:_'- i'.:u :5 T——
.g_-_’_:_’“ ._.”. \= 1, :35? .
'VL V A —I ' I I ‘ t" ' t
Druas,Chemlcals,lPatenl.Mediclne: & rancy Artaces
Paints.§oi/s an Glass-ware:
I
Winesfindjiquors or Medical Use.
. Orders l'lllc 'wuh nupatch
E'Prescriptions Carefully Compoundcd, Day or Night. 4}}:
\Vntcr Sh. ‘l’ol ’l‘ou’uaun l . \V .
FISHERIES. 1888.
.
We shall be pinnced to demonstrate to the Fisht-tmen o! the Pmific. with mom: Seine: and
Samples {Er perronai ittapectton, (Le
STOWE NETTING
For Pound-x ant! l'urpe Seincs. of magnitude that. mm. in our opinion,
SiltVE 4x LAR(}E ZLABOR C( )S’l‘,
.\iuitiply Catch and mcrensc the not prams. Experience proves ligh‘tnwé with strength. saves
muscle. and increase: thv- nntnlwr a! hauls daily. _ _
Our Mr. Stnwn made the first Purse Seine for markerni in this country in 18:8. and one pound
or twine lnzldo nu: eqtturv yards netting, and the improvement: he has made since tttojn give do
square yards netting to one pound. All of the 350 I’n.r=e Seluos n' win ll<u in New England are of
the fine kind. A lull—pound Seine. of the kind in use on the Pacific. requires about. so Indians to
haul. we are told; with the improved twine. 3.00:) pounds make the rum), 5320 Swine. and 39 intimns
can hnni it in about half the time. nut! its Slrengtlt 0 Equal to the [lea ry Kind. LIGHTXESS
IS PROF] T. _
All 8 O :
An exlm nice commonosztine ’l‘wim, made on the latent! improved Browne]! Patent. Twisted
We” Stretched in the making. On.- mill is well ewnpped (or Tuning by s!»2.l“t,hungin:, etc.‘ and
our hands have the longest experience of any in t 1! country.
With the rules of hommbie commorcn, we hope to command :1 Hum nit e Pacific's )mt'nn
age. and invite correspondence for flnmnlt‘fl and prices, with estimates.
i‘r‘ma satisiartm'y. An, nnd all kinzisol Nets "=0 Spirits made (Horde:-
THIS NEEDLE CASE 4 »- ,-- ~- -
- 'm-g ’V;’,' V,. 3;;11 nevi-:.’} :1???" 51:; ’ ,
midn- memixed In“ “unbeaten .‘ 52‘.” “In"! W.“ a . 33:; V , in“??? y
papers um un~.- 4;‘ 1; —.- - 3“ ' ‘ ghgfizfiiéz
-3:, ea.) which-"mg“;n-mn rs: - 2~ V. -.:;. ' . “ 1:;31-‘44
prices. Ourngmtsullmmu‘ gall-Ad g . at. .3 4“,; , .3 v ‘xfiE’L‘fl
uh 815 10820W'”k- he pic- !;-- ,1; may“ . '3--——- —— _— firfe;
can then gt:y7?‘nn 0; III: I Data, E. ' id'hfl—ék‘c‘t' 2-;: :.-*.=;J"_’m.,:«,_;’.
An“ N“ -' W ”-3”: I ;; :r. ' viii "" 'i "‘ ',__“‘ . :1- E3;-
perhtmdrcd. WRWAx-I-A Efi'l’éifi .- .2 .i,’...}"'(;«' - A E .1254: ~_-
udvfllundlumpia k for er? ~ #73144" xiii-Tr:
mby man {or 0115 la Silva- } a fag-ff _' ' -‘ _—‘ -‘-‘:{=
or young- amp. I thh "pay; - 2:33: ' 'V;”1“j~;_;;r_:::;‘ .
Itfldltg.co.l22lusußtll.tég=.-_;, ;.- —. ~ L - ~- ,
HASTINGS EOIMISSION HOUSE.
IIASTINGS’ \VIiARF.
DO.“- in MI kinds of—
Farm Produce, Peed - Bran,ooal, Wand Eta,
. $3” FOR‘ CASH ONLY. ,gvg
FRANK W. HASTINGS, Manager.
And Real Estate Agent.
__.o_ ~,
m Fine residence property in L. B. lltu-xtings’ first
and second additions .m
CAIJL ISEFORE PURCII‘ARING. [WM
Agency for Hastings’ Steamboat Co.
' P “w“ BBLLEB ORGAN
75:3,, 'l‘ W”%—'3j§-.;. .7 tfif'er'o American
‘ “5" :37"- : ' :' , fix: : ‘.- . v'c B a
“W E "KM ~ ”541,4 14:33? 333513:§%5,“rf..§.‘.:‘5§;.?.3} Kg": iii:
gnaw-o!“- "‘ ‘ . _ .;;u-.» u ..: ~;. :.u 0.
flv‘ 3% fa fau§€§Es"o'o'CEAß rumor: ORGAN
' “:7 C .‘ ‘ “ «‘.. "I l, and ten “me: name pix-nun. ' 1;... (km-n} b megahe
, in . ’ . ! QJQS _'_' i,'l’:'- > as tion bfyflluilicgnhllliut‘uc'ldzori‘d.lYE‘C yummy-l an man
he- . .1: M f T 33:33::- ...‘3?.‘3'1.“.?‘.1.,5;3LRED MUSIC,
at" .«c; ' keg; InncunsMuzes,Pemmms,nEELs.
_ ‘ . \2\R "fl: 7 ' fi‘r} Oper. Stimuroputnr 801325, Church pysie, in well
5:" .:‘SJ,\_)_ 7:"?- flyéfii : _ u 3.1-, mun. imam: rung, frhcomhxning so may
g ' w‘M ’,. c.” —; ‘.‘ features cu- he found in Prsncnnr >x..:: MuaL. I nxrs. 1:01-1-
-».' ..% , 0 ’:'~’:-- _ V -_ in. sun we WAN? A Si’iii‘lAL “ssl!
0‘“: . fi‘wayry sl., 4’ E I:l'l‘llßßfi_EyX_.lNEiE_Z_;\_l{().(t.§.lgl’l's.an‘
3,3,, g, “‘33-. 7;- —" "FFEB Mc n 1313.2}.mnyla‘ THAT
*6 , \ ~._ . K 3 5L ‘75 E EAR}E§T\VORH}’.LP~IAS3OI! rAIL'm
9‘6“ - ' \ _ »." gen 3 1551\138 810? T”! $30.2 I'LL’. 3HI¥TIL ma
mosx .- ..: 601“ ° = margwmzfir Price 8311 811 Dollars.
' v in BEAUTIFULLY FARVED CA?“ vflh
music. Sand for em: I! 'm an you wflh mid-Mun! delight. If nu mm! it sent CJJJJ. send 82.5 thm you
dewm“ 3031.11 m; on 122 N 313 N York
0 “v - l - '
mummmAm . assan 81. BY
I
Francns W . James
Quincy st" Port Townsend, W. T.
WILL BUY AND SELL Dous'nc AND FOREIGN Excmxaz, Puacms: CITY AND
COUNTY Wmm'rs, MILL AND Sunrise Duns m crass
WNEGOMLE Puma.
mamg mmmwxn Ea; mm amass
-—:ox urnovm) 5:013:11:-
About for the Gninn Line of fast steamship: between Liveapool and New York. chpnid pangs
“cleats to and from ports In England, lrelaud._Dentnark and Sweeden to N-‘w York. ”hence
by rail to al: parts of the West. and an": from £1 sterling u . available as above.
@- ISSUED AT LOWEST muss. _fi
Corrcs yondence rollci‘cd. Reference, by permission, the Bank of British Cohmhia. \‘utnria,
8.C., “A Fun Francloco. Cal. . ‘- junc 4, 1551-11.
DRUGS I@DRUGSI‘
PamtS, Olls, Varmshes, Stationery
Wholesale and Retail, by
N. D. HILL & SONS
":5: r.» :'i' .- -“
DRUGS, - ' SOAPS, ‘
MEDICINES, POMADES.
CHEMICALS, PERFUMEm.
. HAIR OILS,
TRUSSES’ « ALL PAPER,
. . GLASS, BRUSHES,
’ ' PAINTS. Etc.
OILS, And all nnich-s int the Toilet.
[ Patent Mgdioincs of :3 kinds, V. Quick ales and small profiu.
ARGUS REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
FOR BARGAINS.
Number 4.
' ,‘:(f(’lli(‘, Sign (17er Fresco
i P Ep . ~, A.
1.4” {£le .’ TIH‘ g;
i
1 I’npor Ilunging
and Decorating a Specialty. Estimates
niren and contracts taken on
House. Painting.
:Ef‘CaH md (xnmixzt- work; it is cur
ili'fwrl mm: Head < f Quincy st. wharf
33?". x mum: of YATBONAGE aoLICI'rRD.
BRITISH COLUMBIA
B()()I{ BINI)EI{Y'.
Gmcx‘mm-m am 111': 2d Knob. Victoria. B. C.
Elegant (‘ull and -
Blurrocco Bindings
‘ A Spot-Yul}:
Jil'h‘li' AND LAT? ‘I'ORK
“'11! receive our l'cil attention.
H. T. WILLIAMS. ”ran
ACADEMY OF THE HOLY NAMES
SEATJLE. WasiL Tamil
Boarding and Day School for Girls»
Full 1“")! opens August mull. Thorough n»-
Amati/m in the English Branches. Mane, An
Elocut on and {he Lnnguuz—‘s by a full corps of
nxpu-nmzccd Teachers. Building new and com
nmdinun" Location plenum and. h allhml.
Pupils received at any time and charges pro
pmtioned. For tin-um” addrers.
SISTER Scrzmoll.
August 4. last
PORT TOWNSEND
Boot & Shoe Store
len‘l,no"l, udm' ,llhles’dzfiildlfi'l
BOOTS AND SHOES
0:- TB:
BEST gum" All) “TEST PATTERNS.
‘3' have a great reverence torus]:
customers.
Jonx FITZPATmcI.
LE‘SIKG 0- Asrnrncn’r oco C'H .
E/flEme 60L .
l I v E. g r.—' 2
Du = . 2 $35 E 3.:
:gl‘K’ s‘; ".3.—Ernst:
173-: ,w-J. 5 g: :
€55??? GEE—SS%. 2"- ? E ,
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@ster flows
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anaSD'SEASESwm§OAT-/
m LUNGS 75°: «1 Gun I:
.8513! or circular,‘l.§ezkflit32zg
Mill _ IN MEUEco. cam/1m: (AL '
MAKE NO MISTAKE.
B'li‘ 'l' all 5 fl nuke
{ol' belgpfiulbaon .‘e $312???) shoe: b: 1n?!“ glad
noxs 3° many a hon-chow, and :.’ woman]
kaakxnx up 1119 Cowl: or Gold t t 100 often
de‘wiaps l .10 that fatal disease will yet. an
thousands from an until: ely gru‘o. You mph.
no mismke in keelfil‘nrsmome of this plain“
remedy 11qu in house.
a" ‘ Runny!!!“ R
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‘ not. me ONLY
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2313“. 2 ‘ CURE'TO.
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GUARANTEED A Palm CURB In!
Camus“! In the may!" I'm, no.
Cold. Gnu-rm Defines m ion Ryan. 1.-
m thannaeofmueandmll; M
had new and “plenum. m an)“:
mourn. Manama-m: no In. F
lowdlrectlons and: can I: mama I.
Wu. :1 pubax;§l.lo and; H
cine-1 u- lo ABIEIT B 1041. 00'-
PAN’Y.orovllle.thl Ankh:
SAKTA Alla AID CAT-I 0!!“
For use by .us‘ D. mKLBLID..m
gist. Agent of Company. -
Juno—Juno.
The original mm 01mm: in o.!ng
up”: large two ouncetlu bonemnlisu
lutocnm for old ml, burns. won-m
buds and u: akin mpumu. Wfllagm
cup all kinds 0! puts. Ask- for the original
““31?“ Wmmwfi‘xfff‘“ 3“"
:{Wminn‘y- A - "va‘"
Port Townsend
r!
a: SAW MILL
-‘ imrzm
Geo. W . Downs,
MANUFACTURER 0F LUMBER. um.
and Plelrcvs: Flooring Ind Drwd Lun
ber of all dimendons.
Orders received {or delivery in town or (or
shiument. flaw
______._._.__.___.
I
City Meat Market.
CHOICE FRESH [BATS 0’ ALL
& 150 0:13:35 ’l3; ‘3l Pagdmm:
mugs: Head Chane. e 1: .:Xvnylan hand.
Home Cured Hams, Bacon and Lu! Lard.
Give us a can. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Port Townsend. W. ‘l'.
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