Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], June 07, 1888, Image 1

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GEORGE H. JONES,
Attorney and Counselor,
Proctor in Admiralty.
Notary Public
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41.5 w: and Counsellors at Law.
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GALHOUI I. COLEMAN.
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and for Sale. Loans Maue.
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William Busby;
‘ PAINTING, . .
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cut-clan work Guaranteed.
Slap: Mun: at. op. Court Ransom
E. IcCOSKRIE & 00.,
, maximums,
111 SUPEIIITENBEIIS.
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uoutoChurchea, School ILd Pnb~
o and to Mentors Bridge. Hallway,
as 4 binary work sonar-Hy.
voy's new Brick. l'on Townsend.
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0m HOTEL,
3 row 'rowxmnxn. w. 'l'.
sm. Dodd. l’mprhter.
,IMH ‘ NIW d NEWLY FURNISHED
“me 11:22“; appointments of n
T—CLASS BO I‘EL.
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than Clam. _
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lon In Hotel. Naming wzll be lndums l 0
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WY '0 GSO. E. STARRET’I‘.
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- Eontractor & Buflder.
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done on short notice.
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‘ ANTHOKY,
“nun, wan. run.
Practical Bookbmder. ‘
‘ ma. of Input Enigma. em. dons on unort‘
rleol w um nu mfgo’fkna BEST QUALITY 3
you don. jlyzn-ly. ‘
Port Townsend
Geo. W. Downs,
M'mHHEOEE HHHEHEHW- HHEH-
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PANAMA. May 31.——1'lw steamer
Cny of Para rumzuxn-J xu the same
Cugdxuun on the 26:11 an wheusbe
went whore.“ Hut cargo audmal
must he diachzugud lmx‘urosim can
bu go! oil". The paswngers, mai‘
uupspecm urriVud at Aspiuwull by
the: Thames um! luftlual. mghtby
[bo CUIUL‘.
enzmvn‘ .\‘o BETTER.
\VAsmeTos. Juno l.~~'l'hrro in no
change in bL-urillan'n condition. He.
reiuaas vary faubiu. Dr. l’epper.oi
l’hil:_.;ulphiu. l‘uilCllG'l Washington
at 5:3) lllla' morning. The other
physicians, except Dr. Lincoln, were
waiting for him. and upon his arival
at the noun) all immedisilly pro~
ceedud to tho bit’k room, where Dr.
Pepper mudu u \lmgiiorzis of tho came.
The mault of his examination was
not of an umuumging character, as
was clearly shown by the brevity and
evident ulnrui expressed in the 8:30
bulletin, which in conclusion void:
The p:i:imi‘.‘s Condition Mill justificn
the gx‘nvuni anxiuu’. Colonel Shari~
dun, howuwr, said this morning that
the Gonnrul had a comfortable night
and looked very much improved this
morning. "'i‘he General has had a
bad time of it," he remarked. "but I
think he wiil come out all right yet."
MLTHUMD‘T GENERAL L‘USI‘EIIESCE.
The Methodist conference passed
arosolution to the efi'eot that after
this gvuurui coul'crouce a preacher
may be appointed to a charge which
be him not served for three years pre
(38(1ng and be continued thereafter
in said charge for five years. and h
pastor now serving a charge which
he had not served for three years
prece ling his present pastorate. may
be continued through for a term bf
tire years. In all other cases the
rule of five years in ten shall be
strictly applied.
GENERAL SHERIDAN.
WAsmeTos, June Z—At 8:15
o'closk this morning Dr. Matthews
left the Sheridan residence and said
to a reporter that the §unoral passed
a quiet and comfortub 9 night and
that. there was no recurrence of the
heart trouble. The cough was not so
heavy as ou the previous ni hts and
‘on the whole he has about slle his
gown. All of the doctors were with
thm at different. times during the
inight. Dr. Matthews and Dr. Byrne
remaining with him during the whole
lnight. " ‘
nmrumxrzn TO LIVE.
CHICAGQ May ‘l—The News special
from Washington says that General
Sheridan, it is believed by those who
have seen him this morning, will pull
through unless he has another re
lapse. The passage of the bill reviv:
ing the rank of.general has done him‘
more good than many medicines. He
is determined to live if there is 11
531115523 chance for him. ‘
1 THE Evsmxo BULLETIN.
The following bulletin has just
been issued: 8:30 p. m.—There is no
change in General Sheridan's condi
tion. He has rested comfortably all
day excnpt when disturbed by an oc .
casional cough.
umxlcar BULLETIN.
The following bulletin was issued
at midnight: General Sheridan has
been comfortable all evening. He is
now sleeping quietly. His cough is
loose. is pulse is good. and there
is no (edema of the legs and no fever.
WAR PROSPECTS.
err or Msxxco. J une 2.-It is stated l
that notice has recently been inter-i
changed betvleen Mexico and Eng-‘
land 1n regard to the encroachments
of the latter in Mexican territory.
The com Kfet is that the English
supply Ingians with arms and ammu—
nition to carry on war against the
Mexican government
Wa‘la Walla, June Z—Tho fiftieth
anniversary 0! the astorage of Roy.
Cnshing Eellin “l’ashington Terri
tory and Oregon was celebrated here
to~night.
The increaced valuation of city
property over last year is $200,000.
nxruususrtc roa THUBMAN.
Cmcmxa'n‘rJune 2—A special train
carrying delegates to the St. Louis
convention arrived this evening from
Columbus. It had 200 passengers
aboard, of whom twenty-nine were
Ohio delegates. The entire party was
mpplied with banners and all 'were
enthusiastic for Thurman for vice—
president. Some oven talked of put
ting him forward for the first place.
cows FOB JAPAN.
Pomr REYES. June 3,—A party of
J upanese cattlexnen have been scour -
ing the country lately for milch cows.
They have secured a large drove at
prices ranging from S4O per head
. upward, for exporti to Japan.
1 when). it is said. milk filfi atsocents
per gfllon and butter at 75 cents per;
pound. The cost of exportation is
3 about SIOO per head.
i Dss'raorsn BY A crcmss.
l Luna Roca,Ark.. June 3—Reports
have reached here of a destructive
cyclone in Washington county in
‘this state. The town of Evansville,
3a place of 5(""‘ ‘rl‘nhitnnts, is par
tially destro: rge number
of peeple in. fatalities are
jyet reported
u so.
Bos’rox. Je campaign
promises a to be,llkeits
predecessor me. Already
the guns I on the presi~
dent. A 1 ..t appeared in
New York ago attacking
Cloulnnd‘r relations was:
the beginn y the Worces~
tor Count mes out with a
statement known clergy
man of ‘ hohaa 'nat re
turned‘ f 1 gton. wLere he
has been 1d: who are ix“-
timam w c attendant; of
the whit d {says hi'hn it
[groin ‘th on}: that Mrs.
Port Townsend. Jefferson County, \Vashington Territory, Thursday, June 7, 1888.
Cleveland is most unhappy. and it. is
only through heroic fuutly to the
(lenwcrntic party. and hn-r own honor
that she hears with luff burden. Her
husband is ilC'fU‘h'l] of abusing hr
by toil! “'..-t'tls and blows. and acting
in tho most imloliczih- manner to her
before dump-«it‘s. That he film has
virtually iti'ivnn hi « mxiier—in- law
from [ht' liuur-D. and bla vaSecutions
are more [how of :1 initial: brute than
retinml cruztltv. Also that this con
dition of afi'ziirs is Well known to a
number of the administration's chief
supporters. who bring all their influ—
e-nCu upon .‘.lrs. Clowlnnd to prevent
1101' from leaving him. The story
cruntos a wnsation in New England.
A Luzon VOTE.
l’onruxn. 01-0., June -L—Tho (elec~
tion for rt-prcst-iitativn tn congress,
supreme jmlgo and lugislnturo is pro
grossing briskly throughout tho state
this morning. Both parties am mak
ing a datormiued Contost and both
are confident of victory. Indications
are for a large vote.
vacuum: sin-ts.
V'Axcnrvmt, \l'. T.. June 3—Grezzt.
iutvrest is munifostm] here over Lhu
rendition of Sheridan. His death
\wuld have but one surviving con:-
rado of the. int-nmmble battle of the!
Idaho block but!!!) at [Lu- hlock bow
at the Cascades of the Columbia.
Marvin 26, 1856, which has made
b'lwridan‘s war remnl nu prominom,
and that survivor is Sergezm‘. Robert
Williams now surving in the United
Status onlnuucn (11-partinenl hero.
Liet.—Gcn. Shr-ridun has limo and
again persuually complimented Sergt.
Williams for the part lm took in that
munmmblo battle, and has done what
[:9 could in svcuru s-nnm recognition
from congress fur \\'illiain.~.’ gallant
Conduct. The bill is now with tll6z
military committee.
ms ANOTHER ATTACK.
\VASIIXNGTUN, Juno >l.—~Ollicial bul—
letin. 3:30 p. m.—-Wixhiu the last hour
Sheridan had another attack of heart
failuro. and the “’Oth‘l may be looked
for at any time.
HAN PABLO WRECK sou).
SAN mecxsco, June 4. —— The
wrecked San Pablo has been sold at
auction at Hong Kong for $470. cargo
SSO. Capt. lined of the San Puizlo
was a passpngl-r on the Ocvunic. The
steamer brought. 1061 Chinese.
Milt-h Cow for Hale.
A gnu-l, gentle mllcli cow for Sula.
SIX years old. nud giving'milk. Will
be a good winter cow. Price, 850. Ap
ply at. this office.
Fun SALE—A pair of large. likely. five
yem-uld. unbroken steers. Will he
and at a bargain. Lugging cump men
Would do we“ to buy. Apply at this
office.
The A 300: agency Im- u splendid bran
new bargain in a water from business
lot. Can he had for s6.l.l‘o—hnlf cushy
Before you start on a journey go and
see Jas. D. Miuklnr and procure. a box
tle of Uhamborluiu's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. It is a. great safe
guard for truvelers and gives immeatedi
relief.
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Fresh Creamery Butter just r&ived
by Burkett & Eisenbera. Send in your
orders at once and secure something
very nice as we have only a limited sup
ply. 1'25“
———.¢.——_
We Would call the atlentiun of those
using . homeopathic remedies that we
have a full line and respectfully solicit
their patronage. N. D. HILL & Sous.‘
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A Velerun at Two Wars.
'Mr. I. W. Griffith served in both the
war With Mexico and in the late War. and
is probably as well known as any citizen
of Des Maines. lowa. having I can a res
‘ ident of that city for many years. read
what he says: "I have used and thor
i oughly tested Chamberlain‘s (.‘olio,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. both
myself and family. I find it to be the
best medicine I ever used for bowel com
plaint and the purposes for which it is
made. I consider it thoroughly reliable.
and hereby rcccomeud it to the people
and to all my friends. I. W. anPPn-n.
Chamberlain's Unlic. Cbolea and Dinr
rhoen Remedy is sold by Dr. J. D. Mink
lor. _ Ssptl
Tm: CHILD REcovunzn.—My little
girl. aged seven years. was nfilioted with
a severe cough and cold She could not
sleep but coughed ALHOST moment“.
I was induced by a friend to try Cham
berlain‘s Cough Remedy and was astou
iahed M. the immediate relief it gave her
and the cure it produced. I would not
be without it in the house for any price.
I have tried many remedies for coughs
and colds. but this is superior to any.
thing I have ever tried. Pnor. J. M.
me. Capital City Commercial Col
lege. Des Muinon, lowa. Sold by Jae.
D. Minkler.
TB: 81'. Pg'rnxcx's PILLS and compare
their efi'o-ct. with any other kind made.
They contain the good pruportit-a of the
lolder preparations in the market com
‘ blood with the most valuable medicines
discovered in modern times. Asa euth
‘nrtic and liver pill St. Patrick's are yor—
‘tectiou. Sold by J 33. D. Mink‘er.
‘ 111-are l'p.
You are leaning depressed, your ap
petite is punt. you are bothered with
Headache. you are fidaetty. nervous.
and generally nut of aorta, and want to
brace up. B..ice up. but not with stim
ulants. writ g umdicioos. or hitters.
which have for their baa-is very cheap,
bad whisk) pm! which stimulate you
for an hour, md ttuu have you in worse
condition tt m hofuro. What you want
is an nltarn “he that will purify your
blood. start Jenlthy nctmn of the Liver
and Kidneys rest )re your vitality. and
cite renewed ‘zemth and strength. Such
a medicine y( 1 v ill find in Electric Bit
ters, and only 5? cents a bottle at N. D.
Hill & 80.53
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m uh. m 3 Child. she cried forCutox-h.
mwomm,mdmwcm
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_' line no Mistake.
By dlupelhng the symptoms *0 often mistaken
for Con-umpuon. SANTA All“: has brought
gladneso- to many A household. By its prompt
Inc fpr braking up the mid that too on"; devel
ops mm that fatal dl vase. Ihouslnds ran bu
saved [mm an unllnfilyizrm-e. You Drum 11(-
minakp by kcrpinzn ho “to! this plunnkt‘f—lwg
ed: in you: yous,- CAfiIFUBNfA‘C‘A [33‘-
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LOVE 111. NO7.
The sun shines out for a day or two,
And the hurt at the seed makes and warms.
And then the skins are no longer blue.
And then oonn shadow and cloudsundltmmz'
Pitilm rains um have their way.
Hour mer hour. day other day:
And. ch. ':in I. comfort. to me and you
That love fades not. as the sunbeam. do)
Stars go out in the quiet sky:
Sunbeam: India and the moonbcams pale;
Buds of beauty bloom but to die;
All the fountains of pleasure (all:
Ruin and sleet on our be“ as descend;
Song and sunshine must have an end;
But wherever our hulne. wherever our lot.
‘Tis a comfurt to know that. lovo dla not.
—Josephine Pollard.‘
HURRY AND DISPATCH.
One of the Princlpa! Causes of Poor and
luefllclout Work—Examples.
Among the many cuuscs of poor and in
emclem work is the habit of hurry, which
takes possession of some busy people.
Having or inmgming they have more to do
in a given time than can he done properly,
they grow confused, agitated and nervous;
and, under this prosure. they procerd with
the work in hand without the requisite
deliberation and care, perhaps omitting
parts of it—somct’ imcs important parts—
nnd producing at last un imperfect and in
ferior performance. which can neither be
permanent nor sat isfncmry.
There is hardly any employment, from
the simplest manual work to the most
complex and difficult mentnl labor, that
does not suffer from this cause. The
dwelling house in process of building is to
he finished at n. ('cl‘lili’l time. \Vith proper
forethought and sy- Icm it would have
12-, en done, but the time approaches and
the work is still iln‘mnplcte. The future
occupants are impatient, the contractor is
anxious, the workmen are driven, the work
is hurried through, and annoyance, dis
comfort, and sometimes danger ensue,
and repairs are soon found necessary.
The business mun undertakes more than
he can manage, the days nro not long
enough for his needs, he is agitated by the
constant pressure, driven by conflicting
claims, his business suil’ers for tho \\ out
of a clear and cool head. his health suffers
from continual and unrelnxed exertion,
his family suffers from his deterioration,
and general disaster ensues.
The physician, with many other calls to
make, hurries- through the visit, neglect
ing some important symptom, and his
patient; dies; the lawyer hurries through
his plea, and loses his case; the preacher
hurries through the preparation of his
sermon, and fails to make an imprmsion;
the artist hurries on his picture tocomple
tion, and his best conception is not there;
the teacher hurries through a. prescribed
course of instruction, and tho class is left
destitute of the more important. elements
of knowledge. It is not too much to say
that a large proportion of the unhappi
ness, the ignorance, the loss of property,
and even the loss of life that is endured in
the world is to be traced to the hurry and
drive which characterize so much 0! the
lobar performed—Philadelphia Ledger.
Noises to Promote Sloop.
A sleep preservor such as suggested in
one of your recent issues would he a. lull
sized blessing to thousands of mothers,
and would save the lives of many infants
and invalids, especially in cities, where we
are at the mercy of forty diflerent kinds
of discordant sounds.
No special instrumuntis necessary. Any
monotonous continuous sound is a. lullaby.
“The sweetest and soundest sleep is pro
moted by sound." We now have frog
(arms and ostrich ranges; who’ll be first
to inaugurate a. new American industry.
by establishing a bumble bee ranch, and
selling bees trained to buzz a man to
sleep? Days when the bee is not needed at
home, the owner can take him to the of
fice, and whenever a. chronic bore drops
in the bee can be let loose tooat buzz him.
' But there is no bener sleep guard than
machinery. A person having a spring
or electric or water motor to run her sew
ing machine need only remove the needle,
lace the machine nexu- zhe patient, and
Eat it run. The infant or invalid would
soon become accustomed to it, and per
haps, esthe caster-la man says, “cry for
it." Thus will the sewing machine sew
or knit up “the reveled sleeve of care"—
one stroke more than its manufacturers
have hitherto claimed for it.—S. N. Stew
art in Scientific American.
Blue Blood Lunatics.
It is singularly unfortunate that the
royal marriage laws in Europe prevent
the infusion of some healthy piebeian
blood into the veins of the reigning dynas
ties. Continual intermarriage among
relatives during a period of several hun
dred years has naturally engendered in
sanity, epilepsy and that. agreeable
malady known as the “king's evil.”
The gradually increasing number of in
sane princes and princesses is beginning
to alarm even the most conservative of
monarchiste. In addition to the Duchess
d’Alencon just reported, the names of the
present king of Bavaria, the ducheg of
Cumberland, the ex-sultan of Turkey,
Prince Alexander of Prussia, the Arch
duke Otto of Austria. the Grand Duke
Nicolas Constantinowitz of Russia, the
ex-Empress Charlotte of Mexico, are suf
ficient to illustrate the evils of blood
which is too.“blue."—New York World.
Kent. Carlo Deserted.
Monte Carlo may be said to be deserted
—at least by the English speaking race.
The rooms present during the day a very
empty appearance, and three or four of
the tables are put out of play, there being
no supporters. In the evening, after (lin
ner, some of the old gayety isstill evident;
but even this is in marked contrast to the
month of January. Curiously enough,
thisis the time really heavy players de
light to frequent the cmino. inasmuch
as they can carry on their game with more
case and freedom. Seldom has the max
imum stake—l2,ooo francs—been so often
seen on the rouge or noir as during the
past fortnight. A Spaniard lost a few
nights ago 200,000 francs at one sitting.
He recovered 150,000 francs next day.—
Loudon “’orld.
' Princoly Generosity.
It must not be supposed that the great
proprietors are always stingy about their
game. On one of the estates of the Prince
of “Fake each poor man is allowed to come
to the house every day in the shooting sen
son and get one rabbit. lleis perfectly
welcome to the animal, now it is dead, for
the prince and his friends could not IlOSßi
blyeat all they shoot; but if he should
preeume to deprive the oxmer of the
pleasure of killing it he would be a poach
er and be put. in prison—St. Nicholas.
0!: the Night March.
German regiments on the night march
will, in future, be preceded by a wagon
carrying a powerful electric light, by
which it is claimed that the road ahead
can be seen, and the danger of surprise by
an enemy considerably lessened—New
York Post.
Great reduction in pricm fur the» next
thirty days. I will sell milliucry a!
greatly reduced prices. New goods ar
riving weekly. and will be sold cheaper
than the change“. at M 39. Uouaxnn’s
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1‘" The emanated am} druwsyffielings
‘:qomtnon to springtime. indicate an un
‘pur’euml sluggish crmditi n of ”)0 Hum].
.vhich may hQ mun-dim! 3;_\' {be we uf
.qur'g.:fiarnnpz.rillß. It is the mud
Ippfiél‘fh}, and; at the rame time, must
‘ nomical blond mafia: known.
A MILE A MINUTE.
THE STORY A STRANGER TOLD
AT A DENVER HOTEL.
A Yea: to \Vhich the Records 01 Enum
trlanlsm Afl'ord No liurnllel—lxn-niun'
tar, Tobogganing on a Bronco—.l
Miraculous Escape from Death.
The grizzled stranger removed a section
of tobacco from his mouth and began:
"This happened five years ago last full.
I was living in Leadrille at the time, but
had mining interests that took we {re
quenily into the outlying districts, (or a.
radius of perhaps a dozen miles. These
trips I nearly always made on horseback,
on a tough little bronco, hard mouthed,
trained to mountain roads, and capabie of
keeping up a jog trot at a. pinch for twcn~
ty hours on a stretch. On the occasion in
question I started very early one clear.
cold morning for a claim I owned on tho
other side of the diride, on the slope of
what i- called Gold Mountain—you can.
21nd it by looking on any map.
“I took things easy, and it. was about
noon when I reached the claim. I had a
couple of men at work there, ate dinner
at their cabin, and then went over to look
at the shaft. One has no idea how rapidly
time passes underground, where every
thing is dark, and when I came up I was
surprised to find that it; was nenrly 4
o'clock. and the shadows of pimons a
hundred yards 01! had crawled up to the
windings. I was annoyed. too, for there
was :1 suggestion of snow in the air, and
the ride across Tennessee park in a. storm
is—weli, the less» said about it the better.
So I lost no time in getting into the smi
die. and [ill:.iit:tl rapidly ahead toward the
pass. I had to go quite a. little distance
before I reached it, and all the time the
sky grew grayer and graycr, and presently
a few tiaiies began to fall. I urged the
bronco, and finally began the descent.
“The road beyond the pass led down a
long straight incline for about a quarter
of a mile. This tool: it to the fringes of
timber pine, and then it made a detour of
nearly two miles to get. around a spur of
the range. At that. point I paused. The
idea occurred to me that I could make a
short cut by going directly over the spur
and striking the trail on the other side.
The range was not particularly steep at
this piece, but rather a succession of
rough eminences, and the undertaking did
not seem to be accompanied by danger.
A sudden, raw wind decided me. I turned
the bronco oil the road and started.
“The plan appeared the more feasible as
I advanced. What looked like steep
ascents at a distance proved in.) be gentle
ones, and I was soon pretty nearly across.
The spur was well “unit-o with old pine
trees. I remember yet how, between the
tree tops, I caught a glimpse of the park
with the Arkansas river winding through
it, and the whole thing looking like some
map in my old geography. That was the
last thing that impressed itself on my
mind before my horse staggered, tumbled,
plunged in little, and then came down with
a crash, first on his tore legs and then flat
on his belly, his head down hill. I can‘t
readily describe it, but he fell in such a
way that my right leg, without being
crushed or even much bruised, was twisted
in the stirrup strap and caught fast.
“Right here let me stop to explain acir
cumstunce that will enable you to under
stand the situation. Down in the valley,
at the base of Gold mountain, was a saw
mill owned by George Lacy, ot Leadrille,
'and extending up from its yard, almost-to
timber line, was what is called a log shoot.
This is simply a V shaped trough, large
enough to hold a. good sized pine trunk,
and built solidly against the face of the
mountain. 0! course, it has to be straight,
or nearly so. to permit the logs to slide
down without obstruction, and use soon
makes the inside as smooth as glass. Such
a. contrivanco saves it great deal of haul
ing, for as the trees are out they are
dragged over and dumped into the trough,
and go down into the yard like astreak o!
lightning, In the course 0! time the pres
sure will drive the trough in pretty nearly
to the level of the earth. This was the
case with tho Lacy shoot. I- was well
enough acquainted with the mountains to
know, the instant my bronco tell, that
he had walked into the old log shoot. .
“It takes a moment. to: the coolest
headtoclear itself in times of unlocked
for peril, and long before that moment
had elapsed tho bronco and I were on
our way to the valley, going faster at
every breath, nothing to stop [ls, death
ahead, and the devil‘s own railroad under
neath. I was sitting almost erect in the
saddle. The leather flaps had twisted
around and kept my legs from rubbing
against the sides or the trough, but held
me like hands of iron. I did not faint and
did not. get dizzy; there was a hideous
roaring in my ears, a furious wind seemed
to all of a sudden tear up the mountain
and suck the breath out. of my mouth,
but- cvorything was deadly clear and dis
tinct. I could see black spoLs grow sud
denly into big pines and then shoot past
me. I could even see the snow caught in
their needles as they came whizzing up.
Every instant, through some clearing, I
could see the valley, in a flaab, and over it
all was a. sickening feeling as though the
mountain was sinking away from me, and
I was plunging out into immeasurable
space. So strong was this that even now,
Itanding on the solid marble floor. I can
recall the qualm and nausea as all sup
port seemed to give away, the earth tip
up and let me (all. fall. fall—it felt as it
forever. A mass of rock as large as this
hotel was beneath me. As I looked it.
seemed to leap into the air like a balloon.
There was a black line of forest below. I
shot. through it. as through a tunnel, and
out into the light again. I tried to shut
my eyes. It was impossible. I tried to
scream. The trees and rocks were indis
tinguishable, when all of a sudden it black
mass flew up into my face. I felt. that. I
was being beaten, bruised, and hurled
over and over, and then everything was
still.
“When the moon was well up I came to
myself. I was lying in a snowdrift, rub
bing at my head and manning. After a.
long time I crawled 11 little ways, and then
fell down And cried for my very helpless
ness. I must have been a little flighty,
and heaven knows how I found my way
to Lucy‘s mill, a quarter of a mile beyond,
but I did somehow, and they carried mo
in and sent for help. You see, the old
timber shoot had fallen into decay, and
some distance above the yard was a broken
place that saved my life. When we
reached it the dead bronco jumped the
trough and the two of us went sailing and
turning and cnvorting over a field of fresh
snow until we Itmck into a drift ai o .t
500 yards away. The bronco had the
worst of it. even there, for he kept on
going until he struck solid earth. I broke
three ribs and this arm in so many differ
ent places that the doctor wanted to cut it
of! and be done with it. “'hat puzzled
the mill men most was that my legs esa
caped, but. the saddle flaps were worn to
fringe and I suppose that explains it."—
Xew York Sun.
Thy Alums RKFDQV has received far sale
a fine (arm on Orcas Islm-d, ha" a mile
from Sweeney’s Landing, that wiilbe
sold on reasonable terms. It has sixty
ncres cleared and a dwelling, barn.
fencing. &c. A stream of spring water
mus through we land. It is urn-cinlly
adopted (or fruit rn sing. duh-yin“: &v
A_lr,.';r3nin nwaiis the gun-mum.
or flfi'fikfléfififihfiffi {33%
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BO()I{ l3} N I) lilt‘i’.
Govcx'mn -nl and liruavl 9 web. Victoria. 3‘ C.
Elvgnul (‘:UI and
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nl'b'ilf AND L.“\V \Vfllilfl
\‘.’lli rm cue cur boa! nttnmtiqn.
it. T. “'l2 LIAMF, "um.
I’url '_L‘o\vu.-'oud
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agar Factory.
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mud hug: l . mfm‘m :'.o p :I»l.c (In! lam pr“-
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mars. an: In :r.\.- wnllru >:xll~fu~:inu :ur! \vvvnl
numb: 17.» yulrmmuv of ”w uiiizuzns or Pun
|Tmzznvndnnd Harm}. ‘
IES. l’uhwzin.’ 110 m" Industry. “13»:
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Glouces‘er Fl3ll Market!
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Adams: st, wharf. Punj'l‘ownseml.
Hf i]! kinda that thus.- “‘:Zt‘ri :If-‘
hm! kupx nu hand at
WHOLESALE AND —RETAIL3
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t‘lislomw" :zv-v-mnn-rmle-d. 1
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l'riv. :1“ '-.'i'.r:|!l='\' fur [audit->3 Waxor 01.. fur
mlv I'nrzur‘: stat! 3. {'un Th‘an’ll i.
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People 3 ar an,
-‘{§;"{£};a For, \X'nlgr “as! Taylor SXPQCIS.
a;is"—,,_ n .
Q’fifl- P 0“ 1 UWHSODJ. “ 65b.
Thomas lackman,
Proprietor.
’I‘HE Vuryl-uiquizty n.’ n.“ knzdu n! \‘oll
at with-. 419 and Iris“. Sumac". I’l’l‘
(‘h-‘mr. H\-.*l_':.‘t \‘.ux«n_:o-4, -~;r‘. alum” rm hand.
Q'nq-w's u‘n‘nzr‘ra :4- r..'! burly u.’ I‘.r L‘i'v.
Clty Meat Market.
I (\lzn'll'b: Flu-15H HEATS 01' ALL
, h:wls.:.l wholesale And rurail.
l ’ .-.:i.~:» Guru“! 1101:! and Pork. Bulngni
‘ damages, 111-ml t'luu-sL-mm .alwayr on hand.
I Home Calmd Hams£3acon and Leal Lara.
I Give. u. u (1.1!. Suzi~facliun guaranteed.
oxdurs:mlrn;-...d gal-E. vlv-ln'unltoallpnl’tl.
the city.
C. C. COLEMAN & 00..
Port Townsend, W. T.
i it" Nrn ,avtr '.:»Wan-mum A: 5311. (iv
L @ Steamer EDNA,
{ 11. 3!. RACE. Humor.
Mailvg (lull; tripv ..“k‘t‘ll PJI Townpcnd and
[uh . .smnel‘v. .
WM have l'.‘llU.\' WIIAIKF every aflr‘mnnn
m 21:11) 111., mul I'm-1 Ilia-ovary each morning
Eu? 7 I‘. m. R).- fr-‘i.'l.t m pr. ssge apply [0
l JANE-15 JOSkZS. or m: hmrd
'JOIHHNG DONE AT I’.EA“O.\'ABLE RATES.
.15 ~' - Str. WILDWOOD
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A. W. ll()R.\'.Ma.—!vr.
‘ Lem-vs ['an 'l‘rxnw'u! mr lmnt‘ul’. at 81. m.,
ul~n. fur “'hidhy IsLmd a: II n. In.. {or lrnndalo
In! 4p. m. n-vory day For {Night or passage
lupplv nu beam.
m '4'. °" Eur. DISPATCH.
JAh MORGAN, Mill-(er.
‘ Will !m\'o Port Townsend fur Neal: Bay and
way puru "wry .\lnnduy mnrnlm: on nrrivnlof
Im Sound film-mar. Nemrmmz will arrive on
chnrsdays. Towing and clmners m reason
lrc rules. Apply on board or lo L. B. Hastings.
at C. C. l nth-It‘s x Co's. N. 3.- We have {an
added tr our flee: two scows fined for urpnu ins
.(m’fn-i mlm’.
I @ Steamer EVANGEL
d.“
J. W. TAHTE, Humor.
: Wil. lam-a seams ManlhyZal. m.. for Sam
-1 mhmoo \ in Porn ’l‘ownwnd and ”10 "lands.
---AND <
l on Thursday. ‘3 a. 1",. for I‘m-l Angela- viu I‘m-t
:Tuwusn-unl and Dun-Jeanna. “alumina Ammo
I day 2p. m. Leave Port Townsend bnlh dny- m
1‘ a. 11:. Connect.» bmh ways av. Dm‘geuesv with
g z-lram launch liml‘ock. makinz qmck transpor
l union for passengers wlzhcr' exmt dune.
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fir :lirpoliin: Ihv- ~yux|umn~ so often mistake
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circumr Io :‘.IHEUNI-j MEDICAL COU~
PAXY. ()mvillfi (‘11! Ask for
fiAX'I‘A ABII-I A!” CAT—ll PEI!-
Fnr suie by JAS. D. :flNKLI-ZR. M. 1).. Drug
EEK. Agent Of Company.
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up in hum m’n l-‘ZVN'I' tin tum-s. mi! in an ;'..-o
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For sale by :zi! ”muggistg. {‘.E‘. ~75; _- . .113 :L.‘ ss}.
DRUGS ’ 3“ «DRUGS!
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Paints, Ol|3,Val'mshes, Stationery
‘ ‘»\‘lu-1«-<nlc and R- m“. by
.N . D- .HILL &1 S()NS
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DRUGS, ! sous,
“EDICINFS . ; POSIADES. .
‘ ’ ‘ ' " , E PERFUMERY.
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(‘dr‘lj(:,.f‘° g HAIR OILS,
“$55135, ; . WALL PAPER,
GLASS, , l BRUSHEQ,
_ PAINTS, Etc.
OILS, ! Am! a}! zariicles for the Toilet.
Patent MPtiit-inos u!" all kinds, 53:23.4: sales and small profits.
HENRY LANDEE Frau. N. I). HILL. Vlce-l‘n~ N. i . "ILL.\.\§KH¢L
(THEIIFIRWI MFEGE‘ééi_
oll' your Toning-sizzvu 22'. 'l'. '
Authorized Gapi ital, ~ $250,006
A Genera! Banking Business Transacted.
Deposits received subfccz‘ to 517;? .-";»-.t3 draft or check
nos-z! [105525) on APE-’ZGVZD HEi’ZTBITIBIi. '
Collections made and prOCPL‘CIH prawn": remixed 0;: day of collection
Sight and Telegraphic exchange paynidu in :42 the principal cities of die
United Statos and huropo. ‘ . '
CORRESPO\ DENTS:-—Losyox——Tho Anglo Californian Bank (Limited);
BxaLlx—Gebudor Meyer; New Yomw—E‘Em Harm-:3;- National bunk; Sn
Fizaxcmco—The Anglo-Califoruisn Bank (Limitedl; l’oau‘LwD, 03., Th;
First National Bank; Vicrosu. 13.0.. 133 M: of B .iish Columbia; BALI!“
“on Kco'ru. The Bank of British North America, Hong Kong, The (ibu
fi-red Bank of India. Australia and China.
Agents [or the Ami-variant; and Red Star Lina of Steamshipa. Ticket:
for sale to and from all parts of Europe. .
3‘ .‘.‘e have a secure and commodiona Vault, whore we will receive ‘.
unhles on storage at modaraaa charges. ‘
L‘lus. E. “'uLVEIERTMt‘nL J' l). “Vic'l.f:”:<;\iilwut. J “'{C “':‘iofn'uh; r. J. K. Ebn'snfi‘tgklU. '
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The Farmers and Merchants Insurance ()0.
Capital Stock, $300,0(JO.
Albany, Oregon.
J. H. LIVERMORE. Agt. Port Townsend
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JAMES JONES,
Cash Grocer, s
Opposite Central Hotel. ———o——- Head of Union Whirl
Port Townzend. - - ’fl. ‘s‘.
Dealer in all kinds of
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Grocerles, Liquors, Tobacco,
Cigars. PrOduce.
STATIONERY, SUHUUL BUOhS. CUTLERY AND NOTIONI.
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mm - Canadian Pacific R. I.
ALSO AGENT FOR THE FOLLOWING S'I‘EAMSBIP LIN"
Allan I _
& ~ Viuter service from Hullifnx.
Dominion S
White Star. ’rou. Now York. luman. frnzn Now York. Calnrd,
from New York or Boston. Guirm. from Nrtv York.
Anchor, from New York.
:fi'Txcxms 301.!) TO ALL man or Elmore. Cm.“ nu J \mx. ALI. PI.LP
Onion-x on any point in Europe to Port Townsend, or any other ”in II
Unlted States or Canada.
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