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Special inducements are offered you by
the Burlington Route. 1t will pay you TO
read their advertisement to be found else
"nere In this issue. mchl0-l0mo
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Everybody call and see the beautiful
spring styles at G. M. Fisk's Jewelry
store. u
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rouneil meeling next Monday nIght.

For all kinds oi garden and field seeds
90 20 Bradley's. a
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Vandenbroek & Co. have one ofthe neat
est show windows in town.
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The Holmes Brothers have disposed of
their store in Deshler.
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ShilOh's Consumptiye Cure.

Go to S. M. Honeck for your spring
suits, tf0
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FouND.-The largest and finest line
wall paper and borders in Napoleon, at
Kneelands. If you don't believe it, call
and See u
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ED. NORTHWEST Quite number of
young folks gathered at the residence of
Russell Jones, on last Friday evening,
to attend birthday party in behalf of
their daughter Nettie. Miss Jones was
the recipient of some very fine presents.
The evening was spent in plays, which ev-
cry person seemed to enjoy; after which
an excellent supper was served, from
which all partook heartily and the COM
pany dispersed. Miss Jones will leave for
TT. Wayne, Ind, in a few weeks to attend
the Musical Conservatory at that places
where she intends graduating. Our best
wishes go with her. }. sc.
NoTICE.--Notice is hereby given to all
persons that one note given to Alexander
Hamler calling for $2l6, of several years
standing, by Jerome Reynolds, and one
note of $lG0, given to Jacob II. Snyder by
Jackson Sa ger, dated April, 1881, and GER
tain tax ii ties on the south 4 of section 80,
Richfeld township, Henry Co., Ohio, and
also valuable letters written by Mr.. Harts-
horn, of Freehold, n. Y, to me, have been
stolen. hereby notify all persons not to
purchase said notes and tax titles. Any
person returning the same to me will be
rewarded.
IT ~
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The town council should get the health .
board TO work.
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ImDOrtant to Trayelars

French and American kid button shoes.
Detroit make, at Heller's. 2t
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Just received nice line of sacking at
Geo & ,JOeS, III
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The Equitable Life and Benefit AssOcia'
tjon Of Northwestern Ohio.

NtVu VI WI
We have before us a circular setting
forth the benefits of the above association,
a new company just formed i'm Napoleon.
Tho following are the officers OF the asso-
citation
J. NJ. Shoemaker, President.
l.. l.. Orwig, Vice-President.
John c. McLain, Secretary.
Jacob Augenstein, Treasurer.
II. H. Thrapp, Supt. of Agencies.
Dr.J. NJ. Shoemaker, Medical Director.
Nv. Cahill, Counsel.
We take the following from the COM
pany's circular:
This association has complied with the
laws of the State of Ohio, and filed its GER
tificate ofincorporation in the office of the
Secretary of State, as shown by the follow
ing:
United STATES oE AMERICA, ONO,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE
|, Charles Townsend, Secretary OF State
of the State of Ohio, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is Il true copy of the Certiti-
cate of Incorporation of the Equitable Life
and Benefit Association of Northwestern
Ohio, filed in this office on the 2lst day of
February, A. D., 1881 and recorded in vol
ume 2l, page IL of the records of incorpor-
alton. In testimony whereof, l have here
unto subscribed my name and affixed my
seal of Office, at Columbus, the 22d day OF
February, A. d. 1881.
CHARLES TOWNSEND,
Secretary of State.
The association is formed tor the mutual
protection and benefit of it's members, their
families and their heirs. The plan is as
plain and simple as an insurance plan can
be established. The association is COM
posed of two separate and distinct plans
and classes. The classes are designated as
class A and class B.
Class A is on an endowment plan and
founded upon the basis of one thousand
members and one thousand dollars.
A member holding a certificate i'll class
A and none in class B, is assessed only in
class A; and a member holding a certiti-
cate IN class B and none in class A, is as
sessed only in class B; but if any person
holding two certificates, one in class A and
one in class B, then such person will be as
sessed in each of the classes respectively.
Each plan is practicable and available.
Parties looking towards taking out life
insurance should look into the merits of
this new home company.
Apprentice girls wanted to learn dress
making. Apply at S. NJ. & NJ. f. He'll
er's. ot
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New goods this week at Norden's. 81

For the best so cent. fine cut, go to Brad
ley's. n
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ANY person wanting nice currant trees
VIII please call on j. w. Hudson. 2t
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Norden opens up this week very large
stock of notions. At
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Letters remaining uncalled for in the
Napoleon Post Office for the week ending
April I'd, 1881:
Miss Flora Brownell, Phillip Whitmore,
Frank Byers, John Long,
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There will be no vacation in our public
schools until May.
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FR1GHrFUL LMIsERY.-Mr.Wm Pomery,
Bangor. NJ. E., writes: l have for long
time suffered from continual constipation,
making my life a misery, and causing
headache and frightful cramps. Mr..
Thomason (who has been lately visiting in
Buffalo, induced me to try the Spring
Blossom. 1t has perfectly cured me. Price,
80 cents, trial bottles 10 cents.
A GOOD SELECTIoN.-At the meeting OF
+. Co., o. N. G., last Thursday the election
for lst Lieutenant resulted as follows:
e. A. Palmer, II votes.
A. f.. II. Maerker, "A
While the selection OF either of the call
didates would have been well, yet the Co.
is to be congratulated upon securing as
their 1st Lieut.. Mr.. Maerker, who is re-
cognized as one of the best drilled and
most upright military men in this part OF
the State. He is soldierly soldier, one
worthy to be saluted as commanding Of
fcer.
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ANSWER THIS QUESTION.

Why do so many people we see around
us, seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
DIZZINESS, Loss of Appetite, Coming up of
the Food, Yellow Skin, when tor 75cts, we
will sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaran-
teed to cure them. Sold by Saur.
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Novelty in hats ut Geo. a JOes. :
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). M. Honeck has just received his
the city. ' A'0't ~ :"
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Mothers! MOthers!! MOthers,,i

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with the excruciating pain of cut
ting teeth? 1fso, go at once and get bot
tie of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor little suf-
ferer immediately-depend upon it; there
Is no mistake about it. There is not a
mother on earth who has ever used it, who
Will not tell you at once that it will regu-
late the bowels, and give rest to the moth
er, ana relief and health to the child, oper-
ating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use
IN an cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription of one of the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere. % cents
oo''le. oct7-ly
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Mrs. Lydia E. Pnkam, 233, Western
Ave. Lynn, Mass, is rapidly acquiring an
ehViable reputation for the surprising
cures which daily result from the use of
her Vegetable Compound in all female dis
eases. Send to her for pamphlets. .,
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Saturday was a busy day.

Bargains in envelopes at this Ofiioc.
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"MY JOURNEY EAST FOR a WHEELS
the title of neat little poem recently is
sued by the passenger department of the
Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific Railway. 1t
is illustrated, and descriptive of miners
trip from the far west eastward for his
bride, and will be mailed free to every one
sending address to H. G. Townsend, Gen
eral Passenger Agent, st. Louis, Mo.
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New line shoes just arrived at Geo. &
T.. u
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A big lot of canned fruit 10 be sold cheap
at Bradley's. u
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For plckerel, salmon, trout and all kinds
OF salt fish, go to Bradley's. If
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OCVTTfs
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they were advertised and give
date. JAMES S. FOUKE.
Postmaster
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4 HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.

New style spring neck wear at Heller's
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The County Commissioners were in scs-
sion Tuesday.
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DIR. we-rerieldt is happy-its 10 pound
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We have an elegant assortment of new
silk and satin ribbon, plain and fancy, at
S. NJ. & NJ. T.. Heller's. ct
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Fremont has a young ladies cooking
,lnh
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The Report OF the Napoleon Union
Schools for the week ending April 1st,
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.-The fol-
lowing is list OF the real estate transfers
recorded since our last issue:
7 9 Hicls 70 {. JSreckheiaen 40 acres in Flat
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Friday was a bad day for movers.
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Apprentice girls wanted to learn dress
making. Apply at S. NJ. & NJ. f. He'll
er'S ot
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Per cent of Attendance by Departments
High School, 96; A Grammar, 9l; B
Grammar, 80; A intermediate, 93; B Inter
mediate, SO; A Primary, Sc; B Primary, S2;
lst, CPrimary, 80; I'd, c Primary, 81; Ger
man, 81.
Pupils Tardy-B Grammar, Hattie Nc
Henry; A Primary, Emma Shasteen; B..
Primary, Clifton Howard; 1st G Primary,
Minnie Vregar I'd c Primary Georgia
KnuDp
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CoLTos, Ohio, April 5th, 1851.
1.-THE following is the result Of
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The finest lot of Glass and Queensware
in town, at Bradley's. tt
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DROWNED Emma Sprou, an excellent
young lady, living at the residence of Jo-
seph Daoust, was drowned in the canal on
Tuesday. She attempted to cross the canal
in the forenoon, on a board placed on the
ice. The ice having become rotten was not
sufficient to bear her weight and she fell
in the water and was drowned. No per-
son saw her and she was not missed until
about noon. Inquiry about the neighbor-
hood was made for her and no person hav-
ing seen her, search was made and place
in the ice discovered which had the ap-
pearanco of some mishap having occurred.
A pike pole was procured and in few
minutes the body of the unfortunate girl
was recovered. MissSprou was about twen-
ty years old and her relatives live in Della
ware township. She was good girl, well
liked by all who knew her.-Defoncc Dem'
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Ohio. nap n"Io1eoh' os'o
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-26

SURVEY OF THE NORTH RIVER VAL
LEY.-Mr ID s b Henry, Government
surveyor, will leave on Monday next
for Shoalwster Bay. 10 commence the
work OF surveying several townships in
the North River Valley. He will CON-
menoe ct the mouth OF the river and
survey north to the head Of the valley.
opposite and within few miles Of the
head OF Grsy's Hsrbor. He will not
be able. II 10 likely, to complete the
surveys on the east side, where there is
also large quantity Of good lends.
These surveys will open for settlement
one Of the finest valleys in Western
Washington. Many immigrants are
waiting to 60 in there. and already
several prominent parties have spied
out the land. A large colony from
Kansas are expected TO arrive by steam
or shortly, and their agents are hunt
ing locations. The valley has several
small prairies Of excellent soil, and the
uplands are said to be superior to other
localities. The vine maple and other
rich undergrowths OF the bottoms are
easily cleared. There are also several
mill sites on the river. A large settle
ment Ia looked for there this fall. -
Transcript.
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II is 10 be hoped now that ConklIng
has been beaten foc the New York
Senstorship that his villainous and
cowardly falsifers will let him alone.
He was conseoutively elected four times
to the House Of Representatives and
three times 10 the Senate. and 10 the
twenty odd years covered by these
seven terms no scandalous or dishon-
osable oct whatever can be truthfully
charged against him. He is none the
less great msn-a statesman. an ora
tor snc lawyer-for bis personal pc
culiaritiss and occasional defeats, and
it 10 unbecoming in any one. and very
much 50 in Republicans. to engage in
the dirty work of furnishing his fair
fame and dragging him down into the
filth. Of which We have had such pain
full exhibitions during the past three
mouths.
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10 about to send. Q somewhat similar
expedition for land service into the
region north Of British America. Al
together. these expeditions will include
the services of almost two hundred
men, who will be better fred for effec-
tive work than any other men who
have yet ventured into these dangerous.
though fascinating, regions. We may
expect to hear from one or more Of
these parties on each arrival from the
Arctic.
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WEST INDIES.


HAVANA. July 23.-Captain General
Blsnco has tslegraphed TO the Spanish
Consul ct Vera Cruz regarding en-
ployees who carried Of $500. 900 of
funds of the Spanish Bank of Cuba,
and who were supposed to be on board
the steamer Alicante. The Consul re-
piled yesterday that the steamer. be :
fore entering the port of Alvarado. was
ordered, through the Intervention of
the Consul, to proceed to Vera Cruz.
Upon arrival of the Alicante ct Vera
Cruz the Consul ordered her forthwith
TO Havana, making the captain respon-
sible for the delivery Of the supposed
culprits, in whose possession. however.
no valuables were found when they
were searched at Vera Cruz. 1t is
probable that the men found on board
the steamer were sent as feint to mis-
lead pursuit Of the chief robbers. who
have probably escaped to the United
States. One OF the latter is known to
have bought draft on New York for
about $50, 900. 80
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PROGRESS OF the MoaIAERs PACIFIC.

The Northern Pacific road has been
completed through the Bed Lands. and
the frst train has arrived ii 0lsndivs.
on the Yellowstone, remarks . late
Alta. The Bad Lands were found not
to b nearly 20 bad ~ they had bssn
represented. Not only have the diff
culties Of construction proved much
les thaa sxpeotsd, baa much fertile
land has bsen foard along almost the
entire route. For . distance greater
than the entire length OF the State Of
New York the line Of the rad now
lies up the Valley Of the Yellowstone,
and nearly . hundred miles Of grading
are now ready TO receive the saiia
which for three months or more 70
come viii - laid II the ress nf two
milss per day. Two hundred miles oi
rail- wall bslAid and equippsd this season
in Eastern Montana Next rear work
viii b going at even . moro rapid
rate ct both snds ard the e000 mile
gap viii soon be closed. The Ncrthsru
Pscaac opened mp the Valley Of the
Red River Of the north--sn immenss
wheat feld. Il has nov reached the
larger Valley Of the Yellowstone, .
great grazing regisn. N~xt il win
lay the minss under tribats. md then.
after passing into Western Montana, ID
enters . fas timber region. Its local
support will Be heavy. and il promises
to become : splsndid property.
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GEOGRAPHIC.
SUCCESSFULLY 70 ZEE fxTKIIIssscxz.
CALIFORNIA.
From the North,

SAN FRANCISCO, July 24-The
steamer Dora. which arrived YESTERDAY
from Ounalaska, brought Rufus B
Bourdokofsy. hereditary chief OF the
Alsut Indians. Who comes on Q visit oil
curiosity to San Francisco. The Dora
reports speaking the wbsler Atlantis,
OF New Bedford. off the Aleutian ISL
ands sixImonths out, all well and clean.
The Aleut Indians are suffering from a
fatal epidemic which has carried off 9
large number Of the tribe. The catch
of fur seals has been only moderate so
far this season.
SAS Francisco. July 90 Arrived,
barkentine Grace Roberts, from Seat
tie; Schooner Geo Perkins, from Port
Gamble; ship DAshing Wave, from
Tacoma; brig Deacon. from Port Gam
bic.
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DAILY NTRLLIGRNCBR.
THE DAILY INTELLIGKNCER n
Tuesday, July %. 1881.
ABOUT THE RAILROADS.


President Henry Willard Of the Ore
gon Railway and Navigation Company
has Issued circular to the stockholders
of that company. which he apologies
for BY saying that the recent events be-
tween the company and the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company seem TO re-
quire some explanation. He expresses
tho fear that some Of the stockholders
may have been misled by newspsper
and other reports ss to the effect Of the
possible complication between the Ore
gon Railway and Navigation and the
Northern Pacific Companies upon the
business Of the former directly and its
securities indirectly. He says there is
no occasion for Misrepresentation. a. the
relations between the companies are
definitely regulated by contract en- :
tered into last fall. under which all
business. present and prospective. from
the entire territory now tributary to the
Oregon system is guaranteed. AT
present The Northern Psei6c hes moths
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The Government Is doing the proper
thing this year In searching for the
missang whalers and the 5eannsste par.
~. Il has sent from the Atlantic aide
two vesssls to join In the search. name
u. the Alliance and the Proteas. and
Il has ssnt two from the Pacific. he
Co'vin and The Rodgsrs. In addition
u has sent into northern Alaska .
scisntidc expedition Of Dias ssn. -
rsnain three yssss. end Il kN mai q
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0ooD.--Mr Geo. A. Barnes has in
charge two subscription lists. which
will bs circulated for the purpose Of
raising two purses 10 be offered ss
prizes 10 b competed for in % inter-
national contest Of speed and also .
baseball contest. These would b at
fractions sure. 10 bring . great many
visitors 10 the Fair, next October. and
hiasge enoagh sums can be obtained
70 make the prizes ~ object ws may
cxpect that Oregon. Idaho and British
Columbia will ell send representa- ves
10 take part 10 the contests. - Courier.
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SURVEYS CoMPLErED.-Mr. d. 8. B.

SURVEYS Communicable. d. 8. B.
Henry. Government surveyor, recently
returned from the upper White river
country whore he has Just completed
surveying . township Of land, on the
west side OF the above stream. and
about eight miles from wilkeson. This
region has heretofore been mentioned
In our columns as containing some good
land open for settlement. The north
half especially Is oil good rich land. but
contains marches and beaver bottoms
which require considerable drainage.
The soil. however. is excellent, and the
finest farms can be obtained by that
improvement. There are only few set.
tiers In the township, but it 10 not
likely such good lands will lie idle
long.-7rsnscript.
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ABOUT SEAMEN.--In an article on
Brutality on American Ships.' the
Msratime Register hits hard in these re
marks: "A man treated like q cur feels
like . cur. And ten chances to one
that he does not retaliate in some way
that will leave no real excuse for pun
ishing him. Brutal treatment will not
secure good men. bat 1t will increase
the ranks of the bad ones. Unit.
ed States officiasls at home and
abroad should do oil they can
to prevent any increase of brutality in
the merchant servi.e. and as that
charge Is made against IL, not wholly
unfounded, il many officers tell, the
truth, a determined effort should be
made to stamp it out. An officer too
ready with his fists and boots 10 not
overbrave. A little less Of the brute
and little more Of the man will give
an officer good control Of his Grew.
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ILnrnal Ruslness.

At Lisbon. ordinarily the calmest OF
capitals. 9 panic lately took place. said
70 have been caused by cries oil "yive
Ia Repablique" when the king aud his
staf passed. Many Of the priests aud
brotherhoods fed, aud the procession
was ohstructed. Troops with Fixed bay
onets restored order.