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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-04-09
LINIM ENTS S

not only relieve pain, but they incite
healthy action, subdue Inflammation,
and cure, whether the symptoms proceed
from wounds of the flesh, or Neuralgia Of
the Nerves; from contracted Cords OF q
soa1ded hand from a sprained ankle
or a gashed foot; whether from disgusting
PIMPLES on q LADY'S FACE
or q strained joint on Horses Leg.
The agony produced by Burn or scald;
modification from Frost bites; Swell
ings from Strains; the tortures OF
Rheumatism, Crippled for life, BY
some neglected accident; valuable
horse or Doctors Bill may all be
saved from
One Bottle Of Centaur Liniment.
No Housekeeper, Farmer, Planter, Team
ster, or Liveryman. can afford to be with
out these wonderful Liniments. They
can be procured in any part OF the
globe for SO cts! and $1.OO a bottle.
Trial bottles Is cts.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-04-09

physicians as well as invalids to use it with
confidence. It is the most reliable remedy
for diseases of the throat and lungs that SCI
ence has produced. 1t strikes at the foun-
dation of all pulmonary diseases, affording
prompt and certain relief, and is adapted to
patients of any age or either sex. Being
very palatable, the youngest children take
it without difficulty. In the treatment OF
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, CIergyman's
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and Ca
tarrh, the effects of AYERS CHERRY Pee
ToRAL are magical, and multitudes are an
nually preserved from serious illness by its
timely and faithful use It should be kept
at hand in every household, for the pro-
lection. it affords in sudden attacks. In
WhOoping- cough and Consumption
there is no other remedy so eficacious,
soothing, and helpful.
The marvellous cures which AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL has effected all over the
world are sufficient guaranty that it will
continue to produce the best results. An
impartial trial will convince the most scepti-
cal of its wonderful curative powers, as we'll
as of its superiority over all other prepara-
tions for pulmonary complaints.
Eminent physicians in all parts OF the
country, knowing its composition, recon-
meAi AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL to invalids,
and prescribe it in their practice. The test
of half century has proved its absolute
certainty to cure all pulmonary complaints
not already beyond the reach OF human aid.
Prepared by Or. j. G. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-04-09

Is natures remedy for assimi1ating
the food. It cures Wind Collie, the
raising OF Sour Curd and Diarrhna,
a11ays Feverishness and Kills
Worms. Thus the Child has health
and the Mother obtains rest.
Pleasant, Cheap, and Reliable.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-04-09
ScRoFULA.
Wonderful Cure Of Blindness.
So 10 O O

will be paid to any Public Hospital to be mutu-
cine published by us which is not genuine.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-04-09
Real Estate for Sale!
... sITUATEDsIN .....
Benton County, Oregon.

rsL5TS, q she css..l.ai par. o. .oyr-.
stside Depot. One of the most de-
hresidence in the city. 15jan
cd, LOTS, on the main business
liable, woodshed, and a good, COM
=, containing seven good rooms. J.
stys.sed for any kind of busi--
15jan
ard Sash and Door Factory.
niatS 'nery necessary to ope--
esakats. The owner thereof
DtsfnesS hn therefore offers the
lie at;aspriea more than one-third
ereseng yafEA
perty is. for raie, on reasonable;
hfornaations f1ncs ming the same.
sS. NOoprOCK,
;d CifSsf Corvallis.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-04-09
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE .s HEREBY GIVEN gH 11rlT16
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-04-09
Cen II AUR
LINIMENTS
Gem IAuR

Liniments will surely exterminate
the pain. There is mo- Strain,
Sprain, Cut, Sca1d, Burn, Bruise,
Sting, Gall or Lameness to which
Mankind or Dumb Brutes are sub
iect, that docs not respond to this
Soothing balm. The Centaur
, 1880-03-27
THE FATAL FIFTEEN.
How the pendIy Puzzle Broke up \
Cabinet EIeetlhK.
ftdrt 7Yer<&

How tho Deadly Puzzle 1sroke up \
Cabinet 71eetlnK.
Sta FORK 7anrt.
WHO introduced tho fifteen puzzle into tho
ht,;.,. ~ ~,,,ttv % ,,n,an, ..as O. aa.snro
lilly .ae en.1.s h.lson WIS ,., 9ou'netn ~
brigndaer Of tnote than usual yl!lainy. lie
must, however, llavc been In cull,,s1on with
tha ,,,,,,to ,vas 1,,,n,t m I'm ,ot,ic ~ s s,,a
~ P"~e!u ~ u ,.s' VI t"o .nu's :" a1o
room III w!'cli caniaet co1isalla!lohs were
held. and 1t had evidently been placed there
only few mntnehts before. the Cabinet MS.
sG1iltlted. Air. Key Was tho first WIN noticed
1t. IIe picked 1t lip and WAS exalnnlng It
carefully, when hir. Evarts nskcsl hin What
u {sas. Mr. Key explained tle nature OF the
Thing to tic Secretary uf State, who turned
scoriifniiy away, reuinrkfng tfat ns d puzzle
1t WuS r1GiculOtlsIy simple WlIefl compared
, 1880-03-27
Tile CO11s,ltS.


WESTERN INDIANA RAILROAD.
The Jury III tho condemnation cases Of tho
rhcago Il Western Indiana Isnilrna,i, which
hnye been on trial tho week past before Judge
Iloccra, yesterday returned q verdict sub
.iattlnlly ns follows: |. Tint Morftz l'asstg
nwts 1.ots Is, 20 10! NJ. no. 81, A, Il. Md 40 Ut
Walket, Greer, e Sllolby's Subdivision q tho
ioantl,er With tlio ltp,alveipplltst thereon, aiNl
Il Entitled 10 tuceiyc S1, IN. - NJ Ills Entlinpt,-
,satot, Tor tho taklMg Of such lots without ln.-
ppwt,s lots :s, ID, 49, niltl III OF tue sntnc sub
SGhyisi0ll, subject to q leasel,o'd Interest Ia
sNoriiz laaslG, md tint they ,afs entitled
to 5000 ttleretor,--s7,l5Q to Jn!llssnl,. mud
sNo to LiasstE.'' ;. Tint Mnrlt1 Lasslg, ;ls THO
sbsoirto 0wngr Of tllg. luis ltrst IatovU spcti-
aet, and Of lcnseholtl INTEREST ttl tho Dtlers
togetl,or. with tie inachlhety, txtntes, ety.,
thcrcOii Is entitled tt, rpcplvn 49,tl1.41 for tln
hnijllngs, and p1g, ,040.bt} fir tho machinery
md flxtures In aucll buildings.
, 1880-03-27

KHr, Morgn,l. ntNl DIX, Unvernota Of Nrw
t'telt .elrttinn t9 his favor Mr., Wnotl sus-
nj nipSt y St IT. n"4s "iate e iFe@as @ II Sc ie ,S S
sakn OF. tegisintivo nrcrssity. il 1i,a.ic thp
JDltr,ut q Dowcr IN tlIe rarty, the State, md
t,ia Nat'or,, ant1, though The gnnl- l-i,u'orn'l
raiIlrry NJ the. .lIcrHti tn sllilbe'lnE puin-
lilo battte-srnrrc.! veteran chi, pofnt 10 ffags
taltrii mid trophies Mnr IA nyltlHien Of thu
yhrlty bf hfs ktIlglithoMl md ths vlgor Of lily
laiIet. !teccnt ,ctangps I'll thu management
prnrlinencc, AMI tlils nav departure into the
accunl huff Of ita century ls inntlc under rfr
E,1nHiatlcpso 1T peculiar Et,nd fortune. Tl,at
tliu stently hntltl uf 'ts first i,tnt Is IN Tie
l!ulni ht-tlny w0nltl aer1ll tn l,c MI auspctouB
BlnuIl fOr It's prDspcrblts future.
, 1880-03-27

from Ills Indignation about the inttod nctlrn
nf higlt-grntle H'!9ara nj i1w.gra.'n ..ntcs.
fnrcss Of Michigan n,iei,; i,t aayel for iinio
by tho lnrur!atio1, If Cann.'tnn logs; nful tho
tragedy 6f Jessie HaYnw'n.'A Mthy at the
other cnsi Of t!io yapitn! was f"rgnst"t, tn tns M
brilliant strateHlst Tnwt!sItrtnl, win spoiled
tho hrnuty of his ln'altlon by getting mnd
abn,tt II.
The thing for, the naughty, Tow!,s1!enh to
to glory fl his Shame, nntl tell The tnfif ring
sirrs TINT lie proposed IL extract tlutn frn1ll
their hole, and l'riiIg then, lcfnre tho country
stuffed with %ood.pulp and with a necklace
Of grindstones.
, 1880-03-27
WESTERN PATENTS.

Llst Of Patents Issued to Inventors OF
tho Northwestern States Durli,. the
Wcak.
SpteLal Dtt7ateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WAst1IS0roS, u. C., MnrcIl M.-A. II.
Eyans Il to. report tho followlng5patcnts ly-
sued this week to Northwestern Inventors:
lIIISOIa.
]. Etn,nert, Rockford, xg-beater.
Z. T. FttrlGnH, ChiunKh. brfdle-blt.
]. t!ctcl, Htn,yartsoH. AnrncBs.
! i M MsSs!S. SasSfss ehfeasS sk pas'kcy attachment
j. i. Martli,, Chicnso, wiro conductor for
hta,aGa.
s%r'n Mssrtn H' chH''s%xo s1C','n siEs sGnsses ss,o.
p: Il. Middleton, Piper City, apparatus for
httl11ttx ttdtsex.
Ea.% itoa. s.es si'eassp sSs,p,assS'u pW1'ruo bed.
J.. u. HAblu. Eh!GtKs, electric ti0tnr.
i, 4. skcslcy. Decatur, wlst-haaln.
II. Skf,l1cr. Chicago, autotfut!o caF.brake.
wlXCOSs1N.
Amanda r. Ioucs. Clinton, os.hurner,
y; i: MerhoFs..n. bcloIt, combined steam and
j. Il Simon i Lcx, Hartford, cxtcnstbso SOLE
!. Eiey2ns. Nocnah. sratn. .or.!shtng roll.
U. Xurotusch, milwaukee,, teilt~DunE,
MICHIGAN.
p. X. Alllnston, East Saginaw, stoam ovapot-
4. T. lMrlnw, 1t. 1oseph, sawmlll trotssue,.
lIuEHtt!ht hAtkAe1p ASfaGSs
J. II. Elntll. Jnck3Dn, chirn-pOWer.
j: u. Mttr, 0tsuxo Like, Galk'plh 10 for boots
md slsoea.
MINNESOTA.
Il. r. Llloc, GAINESVILLE, yAtp,
J. 4nigluy. hiinlieAI,tilis, i, Gt,lnRl trip.
l.. Nlvet, minneapolis, steam luiler.
IOWA.
II. E. AKarl, DubnQus, portable stoyo,
]. !,arkhe!1ner, Dos ,loiiles. acroen-door.
J. tlush, nes llulncs, fnFtn Int1.
u, FulKtr, HtHurt, agricultural bollaF.
J. n. ll0bhA, burlington ehurn.
=. u. 0rwtE, lies hIulH6s. 1afbga fehco.
@. Yum Tassell, l'nrkrr*burY, fcoa. .xteuMer,
J. A. Wcricr, AedlaIsol[s, attach'11ept IN cor1I-
plMntcra.
nj Wtlgus l. johnson, Marshal!town, spriux
suppuEt fur currlagv bows.
INDIANA.
q. J. Cline, Goshen, pruning Implement,
u. callborts0Il, blo0rcllt1d, ullG IatD.
W. 1aeillnan. EvanayilV, KoarlnY for traot!on.
et1xines.
L. II. Patslson, Terro Hautc, autnmatlc papcr.
hanger. ..
], II. lttchastison, Franklin, refrigerator.
r. i. sawyars. Munro Township, running.
gear for Wnx1u6.
NEBRASKA.
No Nebraska patents this wuck.
, 1880-03-27

John D. Aclltman,,, administrator, began 4
suit yesterday to recover $1,000 Of Friedrich
Elder.
Sidney ", Sea commenced MI action I'll
trespass against Wardcli ind Osstan Gntllrtt.,
clNsming $.W, ,0UD damages Tor alleged mali
cl0ns prosecution.
Henry Il. Land sued tho UnloM Rolling
Mill CnIlpnny for $1,000.
William Il. Ogden commenced q suit III ut
tachment to recover SALT Of the Bullock
Printing Press Company.
: Linn Reese sued Frnnk SIAVl1t to recover
Si,Uo damages.
julius SalilInger. In jail OIL q charge Of re-
ceiytng stn1pM property, filed Il patitfon for
labeas corpus, clain,lng tint ,io evidence lias
been addlicetl to warrant his imprisonment.
ilcnIy and sn,nacl SallnIHIsr elarSe,l VII,
6nrglaTy, liled Similar petition Oil tho sal'lo
, 1880-03-27

,,,,,,oo M,nah ps-r ,,,,,antt l., .-..,orJ,,,.e
rn.nusn paragraph from tho London Nu'ure,
which rcpaats whnt has been stated again nld
OF Geneva. Switzerland, t,as u invented" curtl-
board substitute for tny nuaphonc,
pcrlnit mo to say that huyc carefully tested
Mi aynilnblo gubstanrcs, Including cardboard,
ppd, after moro thau two years experimenting
bnye rcac},c,I tho fottovfur rcsufts: Therp aro
numerous substances ny which one Gun co,,Inn-
Hte ntteate W.sh tnp psn'n 'nruam tno ns.m. .!a.
nmawnr " III Trnosn MaS 9 nrtn;n ,,ns
Hrcc, Eyon n nrtniiIo rIh conlIcctiuy tho
l'lanos. koya With tle nppcr tcsth pf dsat pr
isssc tic faot TINT r,,licr il, any FORM ind
atlllphDtie, geplrcB the only satisfactory results
80 far rcnchcd.
carItari h,,etcrl"l Iong a hcrars 1T perfeeted MD 3
,nn.lo public tho instri!ment now known ~ tho
nlstllrhnhe, Tho t,,ltnufaoturn and aalc NJ tRau
o hase ce ssm "presse ss prapt r. @ 's' ~ nv % ~
tor1ieys TT EKland atld FraHsu. huts. hare bcnn
eent'y. ees''a .x"''' similar '"'F''1'"''t' IN 'n''
It n progor to noto tho fact TINT this Prof.
Co!'aon has fsol, stzafta9 ts,e tto sn,,
select cuierIe Of vnit.rcs rendezvous for tho
Of ~ o " sane9 n oc I'M s
hor!oEs thoy arc beyond tho rcnch Of law. but
their nGcnts md abettnrs beyHnl the lines sh,lt
he, and hra l.cnY Visited with the extrntnn pe,l
Alty Of tho law. Truly yntlra. II. 8. 1sHDpEH.
Inventor Of tho auaiphoue.
The Central Trunk from Lake to Gulf.
~, - ,,.,. a. r,., f,.t.a., ,rrt,,u.
,ao,ss aas t.ro. II, ILL.,, ., s,n t,,,,os. ax.
mutton US to the physics aud resources Of our
country onty shows moro and moro fully whit
aho,,1d novor huva hmm o1,.cnr1,y ont tint bna
aa,. t., .,o t,,o -, -. ,ssnoYars
0eGn knuWn from tn0 tIMo OF lib uiScoseFy nhu
, 1880-03-27

Charles N. Chlpnan yesterday flied cre.l-
t,os's bill agalist Willlnm 1lanfcy, Harvey 7.
Weeks, 1Iotace Weeks. mid W. W. Marley,
to cot,,pel payments Ut two Judgments, oto
for sl,358, recovered Fob. IL, 1878; tho other
for 81 1s78, recovered tatt. h', 1850, aga1nst tho
aboye parties. Tho judgments wero
but were subsequently, trtilsferred 10
complainant. 1t q rllnrgctl tint Joanna
i. Wccks, Qattat, II. 1fnrrlsbn, THO !t'ltlenEo
ley, M tiio Union Trust Company, b. W. .iian-
solll, md Thomas kenrlley or some Ut tllctli,
have some property nf s0n,e sort lelongirg
to tho, above defendants Which ought to bo
Ajsi, tliat 1ihtyGy T. Weeks III ISL, irattll.-
lently conveyed some of his real cstntn to Ills
wife to keep II out Of the hands Of l,is crrl-
Nskesl for, md niso nil injunction 10 prevent
bfts. Weeks ftonl dlsppsInE Of tho property
conveyed to her by ller lillsbnliu.
, 1880-03-27
THE CALL MONDAY.


JUupE NLop0EyT-Cnll OF tho remainder OF Ills
calendar,
JupaE DYHN-sot cascs Murray vs.. AllomnnIa
Ftre-Insurnneo Company. 1Iecax ys. Citizens
Insurance Company, and Hubbard vs. Naoo. No
caso on trial..
APPELLATE CouRr-6l to Is, inclusive, No
case on trial. Opinions will bo delivered at 10
h.M. ...
JupaE QANY-sA to mi, incluslr0. No. 500,
Ireflcy ~. CnolbnuRh, o., tru!.
JUDGE sMlTH-N0 prvl!ntnnry call. Tcrenp-
tory enll IL, Ii, 10, u 70, 10, VI, Ja~ No Il, Davis
ys. Falcon, OH trInl.
JuDnE JAMEsox-;Contcs.ed nations.
,,JuDuE Ronkln-& md 1u6 to l11, Inclusive.
NO eAa9 Otl trial.
JupaE SioRAN-4s 08. 10, Til. 40, l4s to 18i In
elusive, except l48, 140 lb. aa0 l60 No oaso OIL
trln1.
JuB0E TuLkY-Cnutostcil motions.
JUDGE nAltNuM-Contested motions.
, 1880-03-27
NEW RIFLES OF SPELLING,

IN its prcfnco to tic "Now Rules Of Spell
Ing" tho New York Home Journul-tho So
clety orgMl-says:,
"A perfect langungo Is ono that does tho
work OF thought witt, tho least burden Of
Useless material aud outlay OF lnbor 10
nflhG English u stEp nearer this perfection Is
the pnrposa OF thu following changes, cutting
on sllpMt alla useless elements. ,Tlin object
" Of COURSE, tho good to come Aitd not inillt-
ulato PLEASURE for NIL transition froilt old III
6oelAtt0ns Rl,tt liked habits TO atrnhgG unGs. IL
attended with pain, Aud the sanle. no nlat-
VI how much h8tter tie now THAI tho old
lsut tue gain from every useless letter
dropped, multiplied by the iutln!t rcpetitlons
Or tic i1lMensu succession Ut writers, print
els. and aearncrs In. the future, nlofs than
oatWc)khB any considerations OF llnre per-
so1al nnd Temporary discomfort. The pres
enl movement IL but continuation OF tint
which already In tho present uentNry has dis
eeaftetl U from "holl0llr," "naour,n and s!ni.
llar Wort! d, and k frNm "puDliek," "musEck,h y
aant words Ut the kind: ppsiAu the clear Kali
taesg changes hayu given liz ~ economy Of
,5K W55ltMK 9l!t printing, wy NOW iiItl m4sia alni
Vd1r atctdplfy sweGler tlAH "n!usiek n!d
,oH0ur,n anu We nru ready to slnile at tho
oftlloErnfie terr0r anl llallsua which tOnk
possession OF many worthy people during thu
change. 1t Viii ho tho sa1,lu will future gen.
erA9ti9ns en'9 who VIII tako Hl9soA plsd a4io pure
4dlu siuip!e AMI larHl. ut tlin OLD f0gtea WHO
iounG delight ln such AntlyuRtetl crutsttlcs ~
philosophy, physlck," ntut "pAtlllslek."
, 1880-03-27

Chicago ii Noffhsv est&rf1 txAffvshy.
For Maps ttutde-uoDks rima-TatIea. s1eepiuH-Car
ss!cS0m,nnaslons, s!: sppty at ant Of the following
fasiae iIoiei, nf!asi E4ptsss amee ter aorthsass %
eotnef Ganal lid Nadison.sia. toR Nsss B!ds1s I'D
, 1880-03-27

Tile Philadelphia u Keatlng Coal & Iron
Company begun suit yesterday 10 recover
$1,000 Of Clnrrnce II, Dyer.
, 1880-03-27
ITEMS,

Assignees will 10 chosen Monday morning
ior George A. Smith alld Catherine Smltl.
and Robert L. Shlnn. r.
, 1880-03-27
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE Or fRAINs.

ExrLAxAF1oT or nEykaExca MAnks-t Saturday
SphllI.
, 1880-03-27

Walllngton'. l.arly Lie aud ElueAtl0n,
A." I. II. ~" ~ referring tn the article In
w Hcrytl.l Of saturday under the caption
Homfr Welllngto,,'s Crlnlcs,n quotes thole-
''t9ln Un the following paragraph: Young
,MEifA9toG u Il. DusAQl! Of comparatively
What course l.iAllners, pl,l ilAs hau aM almost
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05
Tue INDIAN SCHOOL At FogEsr

The INDIAN SCHOOL At FoREsr
GsovE.-Mrs Duniway has visited the
Government Indisn School at Forest
Grove. and here Is hat she has TO cay
II il: We had heard much whils in
Tacom. and S,cilacoom about the kid.
mapping Of these young Iodians by
Captain wilkinson. under an order
from General Miiroy. and took occasion
n AK the children. vhile eli together.
"a state The facts from their own stand
point All who were PLEASED With
heir present quarters were asked to
r is. their hands. Forty hands we.t
NJ. Al! who wanted To return we're
asked t" signify it Not hand wss
raised. Peter Stamp. young Indian.
aud evidently the spokesman Of the
school. arose ut the close of our address
aud stated that all the Puyallup In
dams were ready to send such nf their
children as the Captain wanted. until
by SOME mistske among the white folks
il was proclaimed that General Milroy
had sent an order to take them by force,
at which. veiy naturally. the parents
ttOSitous outs az ooaos oSssO - WV
children weTe taken without Tbs pa
rents consent. and several that the
captain wanted he did not bring. be-
cause their fathers were not willing
The Indian woman who Vas sent to jail
had broken the Law BY stealing child
from the Puyaiiup school. That child
was not 10 this school. aud had not
been. The principal fuss. he said. had
been made by the white folks who had
not believed in the captains experi-
ment. and so had opposed it. So far
~ be knew. there was no dissatisfso-
tien now. The girls Of the school are
taught to cook. wash. iron, sew. wash
dishes. do'chamber work, and all other
duties which the supported sex are ex-
pected to perform. and the boys are
to le taught farming. horticulture and
trades We personally know some thou
sands Of white children whom we'd be
glad to see rs we'll provided for aud as
practically taught in the ways OF honest
work - these wards Of the Lation.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05
SEATTLE DISTRICT SCHOOLS.

The Eve district schools in this CITY
viii reopen tomorrow. the various
schools being provided with teachers a.
follows:
Ceotral School-Mr E s Ingraham
and Mics Anna Been.
sixth Strest School-Nr o s Jones
and Mrs Helen L Pssrce.
South Sehso.-Nr HF Jones and
Mics Clan E Robinson.
North School-Mr ID B Ward aud
Miss Helena Smith.
Belltown 6chool-Nr b l. Nor,hup
and Mrs C B Plummsr.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05

FISE HoUsE.--Ws saw the plans
last evening Of bssutiful house drawn
for DR. Highwardcn. The doctor has
purchased fourteen lots ut Lake Union.
. mile aud . half from down town.
which he il how having cleared and
improved. and upon which. rumor snys.
be is to build th- h~.dsomest house Ia
the county. Tn rlAns referred 10 are
for house sh,at so fec, square, hav-
two hoors. on each IL which will be
tive large room. I,esides halls. closets.
etc. Two twa.s,"ry bay windows are
provided for. ~ also double windows,
oil tbs windows being nj the finest de.
scription with single panes IL glas,
end half eircuisr. The roof will bs
half msnsard. such house as this
cannot Be pat up for less than eight
or ten thousand dollars II construct.
81 II will DO highly ornamental to that
part Of town.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05
LAST WEEKS CAsUALraEs.

A man ~as buried 10 thought.
Many people lost their heads.
A great many persons were drowned
in tears.
Some spill, their sides. others fell be
tween two si.sals.
Many were riveted to the spot:
Several stuck 10 their posts-
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DssTaIcT coURr PReCKxDuNGx.
SEATTLE, Sept.

SEArrLE. Sept. ).
Strive & Leary vs. p T Mitchsll-
Both parties having waived jury. the
cause Was heard before the Judge. vho
found judgment for plaintiff for costs
and disbursements in the action.
Smith & Mervin vs. Kern Bros ct a
Referred to q II Hsoford. Esq
David Cooper vs. David Lissx-Con
timed for the term.
Chas Jansen. . native Of Norway.
vas admitted to citixsnship.
III Marshall W B G Sprague-At-
tAchmeot. Discharged on condition
that the defendant pay into Court the
amount admitted by the defendant to
he due the plaintiff.
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Medical Lake.

Much is being said in toe papers just
now about Medical Lake ia Washing
ton Territory. which seems to be sOrt
Of modern Bethssds, to which the lame.
the halt aud the blind move. hoping 10
get relief. The waters Of this lake,
however, cannot begin to cure backscns
and diseases of the kidneys and urinary
organs. as does the Oregon kidney Tea.
Sold every where.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY cosvEN.
TlON.

Yesterday afternoon the various dele
gates to the Democratic County Con.
ven,ion me, IN YesIer's Hall. and were
called Ia order at O'Clock by A n
Sayder, Chairman Of the Democratic
County C,n ris.ee. who read the off,
cial call. ard announced that the drst
business would be the selection of a
temporary chairman.
G u Emery WAS chosen temporary
chairman. and Z A Turner aid. L s Nc
Lure temporary secretaries.
A comIt'iee upon credentials, con-
s.sting Of 5 W Russell. U NJ Rasin. Fl
II SNOW. DR. Hughes and Jas Bsgley
wss appointed.
VIII Whit. = Coomhs. I'D Hinek-
ley, Wm Pickering and K n smithers
appointed csnumitses on organization.
Upon motion Convention adjourned
Tor 20 minutes
Convention called b osdrr aud ten
porsry officers made permanent.
Report upon credentials accepted
Report Of committee on organization
and order OF business read
IL was moved that the report be &C.
csvt-d
Moved that Tia report be amended %
that the voting I've by ballot instead OF
by roll call. A. reported
After debate for the amendment il
vas lost snd III. report accepted.
Eight d~leg.t rs 10 the r-rfitoriSl
Convention we're elected, to wit:
II Butler. Is brown, w ii White. U
n Rssin. e ID Emery. 5 W Russell. L
Dorsn and n MeAIdfsws.
Th. following gentlemen we're placed
IN nomination for Council:
II 8 Booth. VIM Pickering and j. 9
| Foster.
| Mr. Foster declined h. be Il candid.te.
wbereupon the Convention proceeded
| Ia Jte. and on tho second ballot Mr.
| Pickering Was .eciascd the nominee.
l. Melsedmand was nominated for
| Representative 10y scclamatien. as was
also DR. Hughes. II White river.
Thos Barke was nominated by sccls-
nation for Probate Judge.
Ri Tborue received the unanimous
commission for County Auditor.
Geo Frye wss unanimously Rsminst.
cd for Treasurer, - Was L Jordan
for Sheriff.
A Number OF candidates were placed
Ia the fisld for A SCISSOR. but Il IL Snow
walked over the course.
Mas Anna Bean MAS nominated for
Superintendent Of Schools. and the
uominstion Vas msds unauimous.
Messss James Beglsy, T o Brien aud
Chas Mcdonald were nominated for
County Commissioners.
r II Whitwmth was nominated for
Comfy Surveyor.
John Collins and Frank Guttsnber
were appointed by the chair to confer
with Kitsap county for Joint Represen.
tativs.
rs Russell was nominated for Coro>
ner.
The County Committee appointed
were az follows: w ii White, Chair
man; u nj Rssin. Frank Doran, s Il
Coombs aud Jos Foster.
A motion Was made that tho delegates
at Kslama be instructed to work for the
nomination Of w Ii White for Prose
cutting Attorney.
Mr. White arose in Convention and
| said he intended to work for the success
Of the entire Democratic ticket, but
hs hoped that n, one would go in
structef Tor him for any Office, as he
did not bellows In in-tructibs delegates.
| whereupon the motion WAS Withdrawn
Following are the precinct officers
nominated:
Justics at tue Peacc---S + Coombs
end A NJ Snyder.
Constablss Jas Welca aud II Inf.