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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-27

WASHINGTON, Nov. 81, a. m.-Indica-
lions for the upper Mississippi and
Missouri valley, fair weather, lower bar
omster, stationary or slight rise of temper
qtu~p
The Labor enquirer., 1883-01-20


evitably do from increase OF population,
stocks are watered and the increased
revenues 90 to swell the already bursting
Golfers of financial freebooters,
The Manayunk, Philadelphia, weaVers
who struck recently in Schotield's Econ
omy mills on account of the 10 per cent
reduction, held a meeting and appointed
committee, which waited on Mr.. scho
field on January 2. They we're inform
ed that they could return at the old
wages that they went out on, but that
the former pay would not be restored.
The .weavers declined to do this The
wages of many Of the men are not over
$6 or 81 week, and their wives and
children are also compelled to work In
the mills to Ieke, out an existence, SO
that the 10 and 15 per cent reduction
presses previously on them.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-01-20
Wnuld Founder Himself.

The other day, about l o'clock, a boy
about twelve went across Market square
at such rate of speed that everybody
who saw him was satisfied he was run
ming for doctor. A man caught the
flying boy and asked him:
Sonny, is there anybody right sick at
your house," 49,
"No, but there will be if you don't
turn me loose"
: ''Who is it bubby?"
"Will yer let me 60 if | tell you?"
81 will my boy" a
"Well, then, it's my brother Bob. He
will be remains before night if | don't
get home right off. You see we have
two quarts of ice cream to-day, and if
amt there to get my share he will foun,
der himself and die. Pleaselet me go
SO can save my little brothers life.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-01-20
Advice to a Novelist.
Good day, gentlemen"

udyj
A very nice looking young man stood
in the DOORWAY of the editorial room and
gazed in benign way at the occupants
of the apartment. 49,
would, it be possible for me to sell
you story"
"What kind of story have youground
out?" asked the horse reporter.
"The story" said the visitor, lis one in
wh. h the triumph of love is depicted,
and"
at isn't. one of those and as Ethel
stood there in the soft moonlight, her
little figure sharply outlined against the
western sky, there was a loud crash in
Coatsclitf castle, and the girl knew that
her mother had dropped the doughnut
Jar kind of stories, is it-because it won't
d." said the reporter.
There is nothing at all about dough-
nuts in this story" replied the visitor,
rather haughtily, "but if you like, 1 can
read a portion of it,"
"All right
Where shall begin?"
"Anywhere," replied the horse re-
porter. Suppose you give us the last
sentence of it."
Il should hardly think"
"Oh, never mind about that. We do
all the thinking for young authors that
come up here"
The visitor seated himself and read as
follows:
For answer Gladys beautiful eyes
dropped, but she gave him both her
hands and there, under the heavy
fruited trees, the golden bees flying all
about them. and the air filed with their
dreamy monotone, he drew her upon
his breast, and, raising her long ringlets
to his lips, kissed them reverently.
"That's the last sentence, is it?" asked
the horse reporter.
eyes, sir"
II should hope it was. 1t makes me
tired to read about such ducks"
"Why, I don't see" began the
author.
"Of course you don't. Probably you
were the hero of the novel. Did you
ever hear of Thompson's colt?"
The visitor admitted his ignorance
concerning that historical animal.
""Well, Thompsons colt" continued
the horse reporter, 'was such an eternal
idiot that he, swan across the river to
get drink. Now, that fellow in your
story is a dead match for him."
Il don't understand"
"Probably not. 1t is not expected of
literary people. But will tell you. This
young fellow in your story is out under
an apple tree holding girls hand, isn't
he?"
"Yes."
"And, according to the story, he raised
her long rlnglets to his hpS, and Kissed
them reverently.' That right"
Certainly"
"Now, what do you think Of a young
man that would 60 nibbling around a
girls back hair when she had her face
with her? Such stories do not possess
the fidelity to nature that should ever
characterize the work of genius. No, my
genial imbecile, you cannot get the
weight of this powerful journal on the
side of any such young man as you
story depicts. We were once young anc
up to the apple tree racket ourselves"
/"Good day." said the author, starting
4 for the door
$50 long," was the response, MAX
! George act like a white man in you
j oro;r
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17
NOTICE OF SALE
OF Real Estate.

N0ryC8 10 aE1EBY 0Iv1N THAT n
~ p1RDuaDca q IN oednR q The krchnto
Court Of King county, Washing1na TsRzitogy,
nads On the leth day Of July, AID. 1855. in the
naetsf Of the estate q Nay q. SmitA. de-
Of H. said estsss, Win Ell 4 public auction,
ths Unifsd Nsata 81 Am1rsca. and sahjsct 10
eoaAE1atioo b. said Ysobsts Cont. On
oasaFaay. she ~ dav q SeDseaber.
40. loo9,
At II o'o,sck .. =, q ~ oosst Houss door
II Ne Rssbe1e oour4 81 tie i'd 1ing co1ney,
% ths city a Ssaetle. IN said eou1ty. al the
riGA1. ute, tuoosOot and sGe1ao Of the sAid
MAxy H. Sunni. at ~ fime q her dessA, apd
al tie ssOAt title snA tnsrfsss that ths ssAd
sss.ss - p oPs.sases g isx.er ctnsE.iss.
ssia AAly \ onilA = The tiDe e ~ aeaaA.
h md g Cyl thoss eegteip letas ptsess q per-
ss1g q land. eieyAte, lying. md being Ia The
aald county d Ning, feffitoey Of WANING
tan. snd bounasd M Described = follow,
"a :, sseaaos II, A. tAsn 4 d tAs I'M
=. sae loAs !. 8. AaaA s 81 sssGiea u. taWa-
hip SS nosth. en1Ge 4sask 1ol s7-l0e sssss !;
n. A. Bath dQnaf1oa claim, No. II. i0
s9.l0o scEss; parts o. sectieQo Is and Il. tbs
= -. 6m1shsge 0onek1oo elafm, No. T6S, 10
Sloe ossse, plfss - 6tctAsas 10 and II, -
al in "a tsySahiv - asssh, saaU 60
Z sea block i =, 4. Dspny's aaAitaon 70
fH III I'D 81 cckpsnos or sA1x-
Oh. gid eoin Of Tie VAitsa Deaass. fsa
Pr cent q - parchass 1snSy to b pa1a 10
eosssssss. 5 = ii. b ss,e Psossss Ooalt =
Dssds = szpsass - Pss:Aascsa a
- HUG1Y A. n0I1H.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17

~ tell You, sir" Indignantly exclaim-
Cd Col. Webley, addressing q young man
who aspired TO the hand of his only
child, "that shall never give my con-
sent TO union which know would be
unhappy"
I'VE love each other" replied young
Balshu6.
"IIove 30 stsrnally blowed! So could
have said years ago. Was devoted to
the woman ! msrried and she was de
voted TO me-"
lyon have lived b happily with each
other, have you notf"
Happily" the Colonel repeated, oon-
tsmptnously. Il didn't have enough
money TO insure happiness. Even in
ArkanaAWa man must have money. His
wife may Be devoted 10 him, but il hs
fails 10 provide those little delicaciss
which make life % enjoyable 70 . vo-
man, she will speak Of this sad lack Of
comfort, and, instead Of attributing II
10 financial inability, will regard Il a.
wilful neQlscg. At times she will be
melting with affection. and vow that
your love b all that she eMrss for In
this world; but when some one who, In
worldly goods, seems no richer than
youissIf, Hidsa IN Z baeay With his
wife, she loses sight of the great sus-
tanning love, and bankers after more
tangible Affection. . street. display Of
lovc." sa14e
81 am Q young man Of energy and
good business capacity; l can work and
earn money"
mo uss in pgolonainQ this converse
ton. Ihaye teld zoe that yeu shall NOS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17

eeasss IN naswes ysGs = such = LnD =
nnmo1, LanB1tuds, Nocturnal Hnln11enA
Aveg1Ana 70 oocis1y, pimns0 e V1oeAs
Hoasss IN ~ Head: he vital Aa1d Dannno
uno6oRvsd In thA uyins, md maal e1Aes
diseases that led - insaaity and doe0.
Oh. 0lNTfH will aSfss 70 fusse1t ysvs
HUND11D DofLARs for eAss Of th1 m -
VITAL REBTORATTvE (undss his sve11o
advice and treAtmsntl viii not cure, - -
anyeAAnG Impure o. mjuxfoos feonA b -
DR AI9TfE tzsass I'll Ryivsss DlnsasD -
oe0fulll Without mercury. CoDu1&A1d
YH11. Thosoush exaninaxaon md sdvteo. y.
vadiAG snafyGs Of urins. eA.oo. rsise =
VITAL kDroAAxfvD. 500 boetie. - -
t1Do - Quant1ey. 5000; ssnA - - -
dyeae uvea rscs1pe a. price. OF o. Q. ,.
eec1fe iron ooosRvatton. md In psfvoeo nA0e
A. Z. nHrII. n. D..
II xsaxny stzsee. IN Dta0c1sso. Oh
SAMPLE BOTTLE FRBk
esot % applicsttoa b. latter s.stine ug11'
eom1. osx md AgA Oommunseatiens e9osts
eanAdanstal. $50. l.'s
D1. NINfixe kIpSKY RxMDY, HxHA
kkTCUM. cures al kiads oi Kidnao 81
Bladder OuWplatu1s, 0oncxTnua, 0leG1, Loo.
oonA0a- Rue sale By al druasiseD; IN
oottie, afx BOTTLES ~ q. on, A tae
DE- 4INIIEB DAHDuLloA PILLS -
the DaDt md eAaapese DYHTR01A -
BILIOUS core n the nAfsss. fos sAls ~
dgugv1s6. !.
All orders for medicine 70. o d. muss -
accompanied vi 81, e guarsntss % opod
faith which will - dsducSsd when IL pnck.
ses 10 shipped. ja116v1y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17

UurI1D 0IA1Rs DD1n1c7 LAID ovyIo1,l
Oln0IA. Wsshington Tsrrttosy.
IN compi,sses Win he peovis.ons q II, he
Aee u Cosersw spprovsd JunsS. 1879. sssiflsd
"An At foe ths sale of Tl0bsr Lands u ths
Donkeo of California. Oregon. Nevada snd Wash-
tngson 1sHtAsgy." WARREn SMITH. e Ia
- county. WssAinstoe reRrttosy, he's tia day
alse q this Once his Application to purchass
Any - Ill passoas claiming adversely the
aa1d osssg1hsi Land. o. any portion thsssof,
~ hereby required 10 Ale THAR clsims In shis
S0os within axty 1907 days from Asts hsesof.
eve s, ,s;. ~ h:n a = ny ses II o,yn
- JOHN ,. 00WBY,
suo low naGlesar - rs Lana ODeo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17
Dr.. SPINNEY
No. - kearny Street.


Treas an ChFsaie and special $780,
ToCNC MEy
WHO MAY BE SUFFERING IRON
w the effects Of youthful follies a. n.
discretion VII do well TO avn ~
selves Of thiA the greatest been ever
g the Altar Of suffering humanity. Dr.
SPINNEf will guarantee to forfeit -
for every case Of seminal weakno6 a
private disease Of any kind or character
which he undertakes and fails to carA
mlDDAB-AGgD uEI.
There are many at the age Of shtrsy =
SKY who are troubled with too frOQuano
evacua&teu Of tbs bladder, ofsm accom-
panied by Q .ahghf smarting or hurninR
sensation and Q weakening q the syusa1
In manner the patient cannot account
for. On examining tie urinary deposits
ropy sediment win often be found, and
sometimes small particles Of albumop wiu
appear. or the color win be Of o thin mllk
ish hae. again changing 10 . dark anA
..srr.i appearance. There ere many men
who die Of this difficulty, ignoeant q o.
cause. which 10 the second stare Of sem-
inAl weakness DIR. 8. will guarantee Q per
fect cure I'm I'll such case1. and Q heaithe
restoration Of the genito-urinaly orRnng
Once hourS--lO 10 4 and tOR SuSda1,
from 10 TO IL 4 m. Cons1ltation IL
thorough examination and advics.
N. nPlNNEv 4 @.
an No. II. Kearny Sc San EfnnuSo~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17

81 VAN 70 sau year asssntion 70 our
system 81 dress refsrn, commenced
an snci1ot dame with very WIDE mouth,
a. she entered the managing EDITORS
sanctun and threw her hat upon tie
table.
~Looks vsry prsesy.r uurDursd re
ruarm0ina EDITOR, surveying th1 BIoorpsr
oostuwo viii critical eye.
I. - how free md 0sy svsTyfhms
~ oo0kiuued the vounan, bfandiae-
iar her aruD and sktvpinQ asound-s
DID you ever - anything sqaA ."
@Doo't think ever did" rspiisd the
managing editor, calmly. @Fn pre-
parod 20 aay that never 80 anything
snyvhsfs hat bore any rsssublanos
70 It."
CsrnfossAhss, pesesy. aesomnodaeine
Ill ths hnhs sod aiyins free play 20 all
the uasciss- Notes thsssT
.Don's really ses anything els, said
the admirinR editor. That sseEnsos
seems 20 be Tie usainstay Of the vhoae
nov 1 vsps ~ p.psr 70 pick shis
scheme up and make Is poposar AMONG
tho in6iao 81 IL nn11On. IN yoa Pc
gassd e 20 into that branch Of philsn-
H&rDmY3"
"Hs tssls out Of the itns Of ny do
tie" replied IL MANAGING editor. I'D
eau In tbs rsiiGioos editor. He knous
ab0ut sosA thinGk'
II 80, 49," muttsrsd tbs religious
editor, - ct Q glance be :sok IN the show.
"Yoa kssp thoss pantsloops up with sus-
psndms, I reckon"
~ Thas's just II" rsplisd IL deli2htsd
feforms4. THAT 10 where this costume
appeoanhes tha4 Of man, and thersfoEs
u pgfocHy eoufortshls TT.
ouSposs yDu bust 8 suepeod9, What
do you peopoas 10 do about thst? aaksd
the religious editor, deficately.
"6Gv II up." promptly repassd the
but suppose you're on picnic and
there il no needle handyT'
"Idon'fknOv.1 murmursd The WOMAN,
msditatfvsly.
TELL ms frankly" demanded tbs reli-
gious editor. stsrsly, do yos know how
70 fasteu q suspendsr with stfckF
NO. | don't." said the vomnA.
Have ysa e'ss sssn : "o'osn "oo
81 don't believe ever have" she re-
piled.
bhp1uDou W. D1s1 suc acsAhsD~1
editor; thought %. Nov. another
thing: do you know how TO tie q button
on With strinar'
IL have never tried II" stammered the
woman.
al Nooidn't have believed you IL you
said you bad" continued the religious
editor. You begin 20 zee whore your
dreO reform will come o0t In case Of
acoidsot. But thsre 10 sosasehing else.
You have suspsudsrs for your pants and
smother pair for your socks. Now sup.
pos you were dressing IN q hurry aid
thoss suspsudsn got mirsd, and you pnt
The pair Tor the socks ON tbs pants and
the pants pair on the socks; and suppose
You boosted the socks up TO your collar
bone and yoa found your pants were be-
ginning 70 alp"
you're q bruter' howlsd the woman,
- she made break for the door.
THAT vas rather tough. wssn't it!"
asked the managing editor, regarding
l.s aiappsarins figure With an emotion
vi dont know" replied tbs religious
editor. looking longinRly at the bottom
drawer Of the managing editors desk.
Undseneath all her dress reform she
Vas Strapped mp like . mule In black
smiths shop, and knew it. II she
hadn't scattered on that last question,
she would on the next, 20 il was only
matter Of .iu.o. How do you like that
applejack | saw you tasting abeut an
hour ugoF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17

Seminal weakness Impctency. night 49,
hY dreamA ptmpaee on the faoo an4 -
4anhooA can poa1ovely b cured, -
elck end ax1ic9cd sAoold oot fail . onl1o0
HIN: H. Doctor Aastzavsled sasslq1vsly
e , EssoPs Cd i.sR:s:sS sa .Ps;s -
IL q tslssSis in s SSss.1 Viii ~
eempeesnt 20 impart . thoos in I'D
h1a SERVICES. Dr., 0fb6oa Win mAko -
charge unls0 - e06ceD . cure. H
at distance may be cured 1t h0 -
communications strictly conf!dsntial ~
80 no one but the Doctor. Pereons u.
Of he paper thsy 80 tkis advsstiseDeott4
dsssS Dr. ,. GIDEON. p. O. 10 ~ "a
francisco. Send 30 ~ . pec8&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17
Notice Of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.

UNITED SrATss DisrR1c1 LAND OIFIcK,
Olympia, Washington Territory
NCTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That. IN
In compliance With ths provisions Of the
Act Of CenQess approved June 3. 1878. entt-
tied :" An Act fos the sale Of Timber Lands In
Tia Dtsses Of California. Oregon, Nevada and
Wsshineson Territory" WILLIAM LITTLE
Of Kitssp county. Warrington Territory, has
this day filed In this once his application to
purchase the y Of NE 4. and : y Of 81 i
of section No. 8, In township No. . north.
ranee No ! west Of the Willamette Meridian.
Any md eli persons claiming ADVERSELY the
said described land, or any portion thereof,
ass hssshy rsQatFed 70 Ale their elaine In this
once within sixty t60l days from date hereof.
Given under my hand, At my once 10 Olym-
pis, ". T., this 22d day Of June, A. d. 1883.
- JOHN r. GOWEY,
fe9S lOv 1eaister az the Land Once
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17
Notice of Application to Pur.
chase Timber Land.

Unl11D e1AIEs pisflscr LAND OFFICE,
0lyapia, Wsshing.en Tsrritory:
IN eonplisses Mn ne provisioas q u
Aet d Cooerso a1psovsl Juss ., ls7s, suss-
~ " Aa,Act feR IT, sa1s q Tinhsr Lads
- ne o0tss Of Oelifessia. Oeeeon. Nevada
81 NsaAtngtoa Tsuitasy." WILLIAM Y.
o1A6x II ktaAp county. Wsah- Terri1sgy. Ia
this day 1lsd 10 this cllcs his sppliestiea %
Ssrsss:s g = !. : 2: 3; y Z nd = y q saS,
Sunes No wst Of ths Willamesss Nss.dian.
An - I'll psEooaD elsimtaG sAvsgssly he
saaA deacribed lsnd, or any pOstion thsrsof,
- Asreby required % els heir claims n this
o1los vitki1 asty fso) days from dsie hessof.
6ivsa undsgHy hand. stny once 10 Oiym.
pia, ". 3 This nd day Of yuse, AID. Isl.
7It - f JOHN y. 00WEY,
~ l0N Register Of IT, Lard OnAca.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17
Notice Of Application to Pur.
chase Timber Land.

Olympia, vashington TERRITORY.
IOf1Ck n HER1BY GIVEN THAT, n
IN cooplisnes With TIE provisions Of The
Act 81 ConGres0 approved June 3. 1874 s1ft
fled AN Act for the sale Of Timber Lands
In ths States Of California. Oregon. Nevada
md Washington Tersitnry," Andrsw J. atn
taess, q Kisnap county. wAshinstoa II n
y, has this day aled IN this once his applt
cation to purchase the LOIS 3 and 1. and 9 y
o. NV 4, Of section No. Z, IL township No.
. noFtA. range No. 9 east Of ths willsmsste
Meridian.
Any and ell persons claiming sdyerssly the
aid described land, or any portion thereof.
- hereby required TO als their claims in this
o61ee within sixfy t60) days from date hereof
Given under my hand, Of my once In oiym-
pia, ". e.. THE l2sh day Of Junc, A. D. 1855.
JOHN r. CONVEY,
TN M Raoisf~e ~ sha I<nd O<ara
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17
Notice Of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.
UNITED szATEs DIsTR1cI LAND OyfIcH,
Olympia. Wsahington TERRITORY.

UNITED sTAfEs DIsrR1cr LAND OyfzcH,
Olympia. Warrington Territory.
N oTIcI Is HEkEBY GIVEN TEAr, N
An compliance with the provisions Ct the Act
Of Ooueress approved June =, ISIS. entitled
An Act for the als Of Timber Lands n the
etatsg Of CAffornia, Oregon, Nevada and
Waahington Territory" Lecndo l. isdd, Of
Kftnp county. Wellington Territory. has this
day aled In this once his application 10 pur-
ehae tAs wv 4 Of section No. 4. In tnwnship
No. IS north, range No. = o. che willamette
Haridian-
std described Land, or any portion thereof,
are hase6y required 70 nle their claims In this
emce within stxty 100, days from dsfs hereof.
Given undse my had, st my once In Olym-
pa ". r., this l3th day OF June, AID. 1855
JOHN y. 0OWRT.
TN lOw RAgfafeP NJ thu Land Of1aca-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17

II = afanss any ono yin suAss from
defangemenss brooght On By impure
blood, when Sooviirs S4rsapriila and
stilhngia, on BLOOD and LIvxk
SYRUP viii restore health IN the phys
icsI organization I. 10 q strengthening
syrup. pleasant 20 take, and the bsst
BLOOD PCkIFIER ever discovered
curing Scrofula, Syphiiiitie discrdsn,
Weakness Of the KSdnsyA Kryxpstas,
malaria: Nervous disorders, Debility,
Blioos complaints and dissass Of the
BLOOD, Livsr, Kidneys. 6t00ach. SHIN,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17
Notice Of Application to Pur.
chase Timber Land.

Cxxxo SRAxxs pUxzsc1 LAID osyIcxt
Olympfa, wasAtngsoo Territory.
NOTICE - HKRKBY aIvKN THAT, II
~ oompHsnee With shs rrovistoas q the
tlsd " An Act for the sals q Timber Lands IN
TIE sesaD q cstffoEnts. Or eon, Nsvsda md
Wellington rufisory." James v. hall, Of
Kitsap eounky. Warrington Terrftsry. has
this dAy AleA In his ofacs his Application 70
tureAsss tie 81 / Of section Nc. .. In town
ship 10. 8 ncrth. range 8 esss Of the william
sess Meridian.
aid described land. or any portion thsseof.
are b9soy required 20 Ais hair elaine In shts
e0es within stxfy leo) days from date hereof.
ofvsn under my hand, ss my on6e In oiyn-
pta. W. T.. this 1ath day Of June. l. D. 1883.
JOHN p. 6OvEf.
I'm Rouf.4sp ~ h. nA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17
Notice Of Applicst on 70 Pnr-
chase Timber Land.

uHzxp 1zA5Es p1sxDc1 LAD Ovy1c.,l
oly.gia, vssetsgloe Is.isosy..t
= o. svs.:,ss q: ). ISL. :sssilsd
" A ASe fss thssals q ri1hss Lamb In -
p: e Ssl,,ss.,s &C., S,ssss $780, 49, :sa
g 49, esenAy. ysahingtop rsnitesy. ~
1sV9skaisns ~ ( q m i, IL q @
h. NJ 4 q ~ 4. ef section 10. -. b
teYlhip - 81 nsgeAs saaO -. 2sas1ef ~
49, q 1sssss s.ss.i.e ssvs.ssly u
- haoo6y vsqu1so6 - Az Shck elhns . a.
49, W3oh1n 49, (ooD - ln0 ~ haroaG
-, " r., SAis M az e 3uno, AID. III
Jo8u y. 00V8Y.
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.1RasrEy DIRAnrNUr. 4.
WHEKI1s 81 SxfiS1 g1cfoky

W cv5de1ce pEeeea&ea o ne un&es1iSS.
Cd, Il has hem ma6e = spps.R that . =
MsrchantS Nation9l Hsnk q SeG11le. d
snd Territory q Washiagsun. has CON.
Dlied with III the provisions q tho Re
vised Statutes Of the United Sta1eD re-
quiyed 10 b complied With before an ~
To Ausine0 Of hAnking now. th6fefore,
!. John 8. Laagworthy. Acting Conn.
To, tell 80 g - csssssey, 3 lsssss{ esssi
SeattiA. a The ely - 9sae11A . o.
sonnty q King end Tes1itogy g Wa0k.
ingfnn, - outksFi3ed 10 euGDanco -
ss1t7sS q saeaisE . E.tas4 Q -:
~ Revised Statutes q To United 0esesS.
In te1etnoey WAegouf Wl1nG
l.rn my henA - 81 g o1cs, a.
t-t- }. & LANaEoRrHY.
.Aseing oomptreassf - the CeFEsscy.
No. - .ty5A
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17

Don't fail TO call at the new Model
Drug Store, corner of Third and Union.
and see the neatest little drug store on
the Sound. A. z. Hummer & Co. n =
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LAND NOTICES.
Notice Of Applicationto Pur.
chase Timber Land.

Umxo SrArn DETECT LAND o1yIcR,
oiynpia, 0sshinstsa 1sfrito<y.b
NOrIcE Is HYREBT GIVEN THAT. n
IN conpiianoe with the provisions OF she
Act Of C0nSrsa approves Juns3, ISIS, srE-
tlea % An Act for he sale Of Timber Lands
IN ths DAssss a California. Oregon. Nevada
and wnahtnssoa feFrtsnxy." wILlIA4 COS
NIsH, q Kitasp county. wash Territory, has
this day aied In this o1ce his sppiication %
purchase the 81 / Of 81 4. OF section 10.
" j 81 sW b, ssd NJ + Of 81 / Of ssrooe
xo a 10 and AZ, tu town ship No. u noesh.
raAGs No. vsas a he vtllA6stts 4srids A.
AM I'D al psrsons claiming sdverseig ths
~ described lad. or any porttsn ttsrslf.
Aso hsrehy reaufr~d 10 ale fhstr claims tn
this 49, vffkfn axty lsol dsys frso aAss
hereCf.
ofyn und@ NJ hasA. @ ny a1see IN olyn-
JonyH y. oowET.
,n2a fQ1 HeHfnfsr Of n. Lsrd CAca
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Ca. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, VIII
July 10, lssS.
- Notice ID hereby given that RN9ADox
rBrER01N, widow Of Peter PetsrssA. has
nled notise q tatsntion to naAs nnal peoof
q ~ Distric1 OoUt, st his once, In Seattle,
y. T., On Mo1dAy. the loth day Of 6sptsohsr.
l. D. 1eo9. On Hsmesesad spplicssioo No.
9o90 for the ~ I. Of sseeion q, toWnship =
noetA, anes easA
shs names - vitneeaes-: Martin Morten-
son and Ma Mary xostsnson, Of Seattle,
RiaG county. and Andrew Holt and Ms. An
NE Holt. Of Port Biskely, Kftssp county, W.T..
1y1 ~ JOHN y. 0OWkY, Rsaistsr.
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Chas. Goldasin has engaged the ser
vices Of Mr.. Frank Levere, Of San
Francisco. q practical halter, and 10
now prepared to d. all kinds OF repair
ing. clesnipe, and blocking.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-17

Frank Levsre. the only practical
halter On the Sound, will make your
hats TO order. Chas. 0oldstsin, the
hattaf. Front otreSt.