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of the Jeanette Arctic expedition have been
formally relieved from duty IN that service.
They were given certificates of merit and
medals of honor, but when their accounts
were audited at the treasury department
their allowances for witness fees and even
for necessary expenses while attending
the Jeanette investigation under orders
of the navy department we're thrown
out and they got nothing more than ordin-
airy wages. They told Secretary Chandler
that they would be financially embarrassed
by this decision. He said he would do what
he could for them as he recognized the dis
tinguished character of their services, but an
act of Congress will probably be required for
their relief.
The President has appointed William s.
Roulhac, of North Carolina, to be secretary
of the civil service commission.
METALLIC red is to be the color of the new
two-cent postage stamp. The vignette which
will be used on the stamp is copied from
Houdon's statue of Washington.
The civil service commission gave notice
that competitive examinations for admission
to the public service would be held between
ouhO ~ LII July D. db tho ioiiOWiiB pioOos3
viz: Albany, N. Y; Boston, Ma S.; Bur
lington, Vt; Buffalo, N. "; Chicago,
ILL.,; Cincinnati, Ohio; Cleveland, Ohio;
Detroit, Mich; indianapolis, Ind,
Kansas City, Mo-; Louisville, KY:
Milwaukee, Wis; New Orleans, La;
Pittsburg, Penn; Port Huron, Mich; Port
land, Me-; Providence, r. L.; Rochester, N.
Y; ST. Louis, Mo-; San Francisco, Cal; and
Washington, d. G. Any person wishing to be
examined at either said place for service in
any department in Washington should %
send a written request to the civil service
commission at that place for the proper APP
plication blank. which will be supplied.
1t is said by officers of the department of
agriculture that hog cholera has been practi-
cally exterminated. Unsuccessful attempts
have been made for weeks past to secure
virus from infected hogs for experimental
purposes.
CAPTAIN MICHAEL V. SHERIDAN, seventh
cavalry, has been appointed by the President
major and assistant adjutant general, to fill
he vacancy caused by the death of Genera
Mitchell.
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South and West.

ARoUT fifty members of the Texas legisla-
ture were indicted for gambling at Austin;
the indictments we're, however, all stolen
from the county clerks Office by burglars.
Two rufians who undertook to intimidate
the town of Winston, Iowa, were shot and
killed by the indignant citizens.
The Grafton Iron company, of Leetonia,
Ohio, has failed for about 100000.
The thirty-irst annual meeting of the
international Typographical Union of the
United States and Canada was held at Gin
cinnati.
ToRNADoEs have wrought great destruction
of property and caused some loss of life in
several Southern States. At Greenville,
Texas, 100 houses were either blown down or
moved from their foundations. Four
churches were wrecked, one colored
child was killed and several other per
sons severely injured. A Dallas (Texas)
dispatch says that the damage in North
Texas will reach 100000. For miles
about Dallas every acre of crops was de-
stroyed, fences were broken into kidding
wood and many farm houses laid in ruins.
Hailstones as large as hens eggs fell West
VI DdlldS Il Ilpo tOulitiy q illlC uiid a iAttll
in width was swept clean of crops and many
farm buildings were demolished. The
prairies were strewn with dead rabbits,
chickens, ducks and other game. Orchards
we're destroyed and great trees were torn up
by the roots. Reports indicate that the
storm ragged in belts and alternate strips of
country escaped. The tornado also swept
through Barbour county, Ala, killing one
negro, wounding several persons and de-
molishing many houses.
JUDGE TREAT, in the United States circuit
court at st. Louis, has rendered a decision of
great importance to nearly every part of the
United States, settling the great barbed wire
fence controversy. The court holds that the
patents issued for the manufacture of barbed
wire fence are void, and therefore refused to
grant the preliminary injunction asked for
by the Washburn d Moen Manufacturing
company and Isaac l.. Ellwood. The Wash
burn company likewise sought an injunction
against Gustav Griesche and Henry Fuchs,
relative to the manufacture of patent
machines for barbed wire. This injunction
was refused OF the ground that there
was no infringement. The earliest barbed
wire patent WIS issueu III loo' 10 one
Hunt, since which time the issues and reis-
sues have been almost innumerable. The
company has derived a princely revenue
from its control of the manufacture of
barbed wire fence, the yearly royalties alone
amounting to between 81, 500, 900 and 5000
0C0, The effect of this decision is to release
all restrictions ON the manufacture of barbed
wire, and save millions of dollars annually
o the farmers and ranchmen of the country
that have heretofore been paid in the shape
of royalty.
A CROWD at Hermann, Mo-, broke into the
Jail and hanged a prisoner named Whitney
because his trial for murder had been put
over tot Q fall term.
A FIRE in Chicago Gest. Dyed +. I. Bar
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From Washington.

The United States civil service commits
sioners have held a meeting at which a
number of questions of detail relating to the
examination of candidates for places in the
civil service and to the application of the
new rules governing appointments were dis
cussed.
PAPERS have come in at Washington thus
far in thirteen contested election cases.
Three of these cases are in Virginia, as fol-
lows: Massey, a Democrat, against Wise,
a Readjuster Garrison, a Democrat, and a
member of the last house, against Mayo, a
Readjuster, in the first district of Virginia,
and O'Farrell, a Democrat, against Paul, a
Readiuster from the seventh district. There
are two from Alabama-Cr Craig a Republican.
against S. Shelly, a Democrat, in the fifth
district, and Rice, a Republican, agains
Herbert, a Democrat, from the Montgomery
district. From Colorado, Wallace, a Demo-
crat, contests the seat of Bedford, and in the
Fifth Iowa distict, Frederick, a Democrat,
contests the seat of Wilson, a Republican.
From Missouri there is the McLean-Broad-
head case. From Ohio comes the case of
Wallace, a Democrat, against Mckinley. Re-
publican; and from Kansas the case of
Wood. Greenbacker, against Peters, Repub-
lican. There are three more cases-the Chal-
mers-Manning mi sissippi) case, the case of
Maj zanaris against Luna, from the Terri
tory of New Mexico, and another case, the
papers in which came in a sealed package
without any marks upon it to indicate
against whom it was leveled. These are
problbly all the contests that will be INDUCED
in at the next session.
N~lNrERMANN, Noros and the other seamen
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IF WE'RE A VOICE.

l rs q n Voice-a persuasive Voice
'lhas coull travel the wide world through
I would fly on the beams of the morning light
And speak to men with a gentle might,
And tell them to be true.
I'd fly, I'd fly, DER land and sea,
Wherever a human heart might be,
Telling a tale, or singing a song,
In praise of the Right, in blame of the Wrong
If 1 were a Voice-a consoling Voice
I'd fly on the wings of air;
The homes of Sorrow and Guilt I'd seek,
And calm and truthful words I'd speak,
To save them from Despair.
I'd fly, I'd fly, DER the crowded town,
And drop, like the happy sunlight, down
Into the hearts of suffering men,
And teach them to rejoice again.
If l we're a Voice-a convincing Voice
I'd travel with the wind;
And whenever l saw the nations torn
By warfare, jealousy or scorn,
Or hatred of their kind,
I'd fly, I'd fly, on the thunder-crash,
And into their blinded bosoms flash,
And, all their evil thoughts subdued,
I'd teach them Christian Brotherhood.
If I were a Voice. pervading Voice
I'd seek the kings of earth
I'd find them alone on their beds at night,
And whisper words that should guide them
right
Lessons of priceless worth.
I'd fly more swift than the swiftest bird,
And tell them things they never heard
Truths which the ages for aye repeat,
Unknown to the statesmen at their feet.
If 1 were a Voice-an immortal Voice
I'd speak in the peoples ear;
And whenever they shouted Liberty"
Without deserving to be free,
I'd make their mission clear.
I'd fly, I'd fly on the wings of day,
Rebuking wrong on my worldwide way,
And making all the earth rejoice
If I were a Voice-an immortal Voice.
Charles Mackay.
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The editor of a village paper near
the city wrote of a young gentleman
who sang in the choir that he was
among the best of their amateur sing
ers, and he was Mortified to see it APP
pear in his paper, zone of the best of
our amateur sluggers." He has gone
fishing until it blows over.-Cincin-
natl Saturday Night.
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Kansas owns 1855 schoolhouses
worth 100000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-29
NOTICE OF SALE
Of Real Estate.

NOTICE ID HEREBY 0IvkN THAT IN
IN pursuance of an order Of the Probate
Court Of King county, Wellington Territory
made on the 10Th day Of July, AID. 1883. In The
matter Of the eatste Of Mary 4. Smifh, de
ceased, the undefs sned. the adm inistsatol
Of tbs said estate. viii sell ct public auction
to the highest bidder. for cash. gold c,in Of
confirmation BY said Probate Court. ON
Saturday. the ssd dav Of sepsem her,
A.D. 1883.
At II o'clock . m, at the Court House door
Of the Probate Court Of the said King county
In tn city Of Seattle. in said county. ali the
right. title, interest and estate Of the said
Mary A. Smith. At the time Of her death, and
al the right, title and int rest that the ssid
estate has. BY operation Of Law o. otherwise,
scqeired than or In addition TO, that of the
said Mary A Smith. ~ the time Of her ceath.
In and to al those certain lots. pieces or par
cells Of land. situate. lying. and being i'm the
said county OF King. Territory Of washing
ton. and bounded and described - follows.
towit:
Lot .. section II, and the NE I OF the NV
4. ana lots l. 2, 4 sndS Of section Il. town.
skip Is north, range 3 east, 2o4 67-loo acres :
the b. A. Smith donation claim. No. 81, le4
U.l0o serss: parts Of sections Is and IL. the
Z. u. 6mithers dobstlon claim, No. '5s. leo
a1oo sefs: parts Of ssctions Is and u. .
and -, and lo< I. section -, - e0Lioo acres,
all In said too nship Is north, range esst
In AL SIS 6S-l0o acres. mors or Ices also, lots
and 3, block j, 4. A. Dsnny's edition to
Seat 10. I'm said county.
rKkAS AND CONDITION OF SALE
Oaah, gid coin Of the Unttsd States Ten
pr cent. Of the purchase money TO BE- paid to
the suctfonssr on the day OF sale. balance On
connrmati Of sale BY said Probate Court
Deeds ct expsnse Of purchasers.
HENRY A. sATrH
OF the estate Of Mary A. Smith,
deceoeed. sAlS dw q
The sale advertised In the foregoing NOT ice
70 this day adjourned 10 Saturday, TIE 9th day
Of October, A. d. 1853. st II O'Clock Q. n. e
The came place. HENRY 4. SMITH,
Administrator Of The estate Of Mary A. smith,
deceased se2a I'd
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To oil whom itmay Concern
O1yicx or ruR CoLuNBiA AND Puorrl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY.
SRATTII W. r. Inlv "a tSaa 1

fO1vicx or TER COLuMBiA AND PUoErl
BOUND RAILROAD COMPANY.
SEATTLE W. t. Jaly q. iS6a.
WHKRRAA BY DEED BEARING
w cate AuguDt q, 1Sz4 execufe1 n nur.
gnAnce of ~ ordinance appgoved Au9ra1
- INA the city e 0eatalS convsyed ~
Seattle and WallA WaIla Railfuai -
Innsportetton Company. III the dde
kAde south q King ssreeG IN said city n
oaastia. n. al0ng. around ana ahout Filfot
ny. nom extreme high % extrpme low
dc aoA dep Waesr and,
Wheroa4 Ihe legislative Assembly AZ
TIE TenttoD of Woahington. by - AZ
pppeoyed Ncyembef q I819 rafa0ed snd
coonrWod I'D Gxa1f and cooveynnceu no0
esstaaa eocdifioee Which have 6eea funny
p1asstnsd q IA Company: and
Aosnhly vsse<d ths title e said lands IN
niA SsaSxjs and Walla WaiIa Rsiiroed
- !nassporsasssa Company. IN Tee Sim
WAsrsaA Ths Unitsd States has .eou,.
ened b sd grant anA ccaveyanoe ~.
Whezene The rid Seattle anA Wol1s
Wane Ra1lroad cd TranspsFtaaton Com
p1sy - c.n1essred en4 convsyed III q
- 1913 - Tie Columbia aAd Puest
Se1nd Railroad Company;
Esw. tAEs6ess, q a Columbia a.d
t9ss e0una Railroad Company Aerehy
g1ves n0eico thAt 4 c1ntmo tke exo1univS
ra4At % occupy rid lAn1s anA % eroce
W1Agoe I'D o<Aoe oel1eeurD thogUoa.
- that al pezSoos ars harshy nokiAsd q
- .sc.,' ~ occspyiex 3 satering upca
vTstin9. & said Colsnhia "a 49,
9o1nd nnilruaA Cu0nnAy.
c1LgNBiA1 PUeffSouNDRRoo
- r. WHYM0USu.s
y80 Assiseank eapsrintsaAsaG
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Tn TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i Third Judicial District Of Warrington
Territory. holding terms at Seattle.
No. S44S-CnVford & HAxEiAxtcn, plain
tn. W Andrsw Brooks. defendant.
Un1se and b. virtue Of - sxscstion Issued
ont Of the svs.naned court. In the above
entitled sct1ou. I have duly levied upon lots
numbered six teI and seven "a. In block any.
fsuf tSll, Of TesTy's Afst addition b. the city
Of Seattle King county, Warrington Terri
tory. and vill. on
Saturday. the 3tA day Of Octo Der,
1883,
Al The hour Of 10 e'cleck In the forenoon. In
front Of the Court House door, In the city Of
katie. King county afors~aid, proceed 70 ell
saiA property u puslic suction, 70 the high
eot biddaF for cash.
Dafed the It'll day Of september. lees
J.H. Nc6RAw,
se1S-d Sheriff Of King County. VT,
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Probate Notice.
Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate
at Public Auction.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
~ in pursuance Of an order Of the Pre-
bate Court Of King County, Washington
Territory, made on the "a day OF Sen
tember. 1889, in the matter OF the
guardianship Of the pefsons and estates Of
KATRINA Ronhers and Elixabssh Robbers.
minors, !, the undsrsigned, guardian Of the
parsons and estates Of the said minors. viii
On the
Goth day Of October, 1883.
Al the hour OF two o'clock in the afternoon Q.
the ssid day, sall. subject to confirmation BY
the 0oid Probate Court. q the door Of the
Court House On Third street. In the city Of
SEATTLE, In sid King county, to the highest
btdeer for cash. gold cola Of the United
States. al Of the right, title and interest Of
the said minors, being an undivided one half
Of the following described premises. tovit |:
Block seven, In Edes & Knights addition 70
the city Of Seatrle, In aid King county. Wash.
tngtou Territory.
TERMS OF SALE-CAAh, In United ~tsses
gold coia ts0 per cent. on day Of sale and
the balance on confirmation Of sale by the
sid Probate Court.
n. JOHN RoNpIRa.
6uArolan OF the persons and estates Of the
sa1o minors. sells St
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Notice Of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.

UHIxD 0xAfRs Duz1Jc1 LAM OyYJcl. I
OLY1RIA, WAsHuoroN TI1lrroRY.
NOTICE II HIREBH GIVEN THAT, IN
Of Congress approved y1ns 8, ia7s. entitisd
" An Ast for the sale oE Timber Lands In ths
0eatee Of Caltfoenis. Oreeos. Nevada AMI
Warrington Terfitosy." CHARLES ANY. OF
Kitsap county. Warrington Tsrritary, has
this day Aled In this once his application
70 purchase the 81 4 Of section No. IS, In
toWnship No ~ north. range No. west Of
the Willamette Meridian.
Any end al lersons claiming adversely the
said described Land, or any portion thereof,
sre hereby required to ale their claims In this
once within sixty too) days from date hsrsof.
Given under my hand, At my o6scs In Olyu-
JOHN =. 0OWEY.
Anl6lOX ReQiefaI Of the Land O6aon
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-29
Notice OF Application to Pur.
chase Timber Land.

Olympia. Washington Territory.
NOTICE 10 HEnRBY GIVEN THAf. IN
Az sompltanee With the provisions Of the
~ Oosgrsss approved June 8, 1878, entitled
= An A. for The GAls Of TimbR Lands In IL
etstss Of California. Oxygen. Nevada md
Waahington Tsrxitesy." WILLIAM w. BAR
KER. Of Ktng county. washington Tsrfttogy,
tep1rehass the n y 81 n j. Of section No. IL,
. tevnship No. Is north. range No. east d
ths Willmotte NaF1disn
Any md al psrseus claiming adversely thu
said described LAID, or any portion thereof
are hereby required TO Ale their elaims In til
Once within dry (60l days from dsss harssf,
Given under my hand. .: my ofios In Olym-
piA. w. T.. this 10Th day Of August, A d. 1883,
JOHN ]. 0OWEY.
oc26 Register Of the Land Once.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-29

Seminal weakness. Impotency. night lnpss
BY dreamA pimples on the lace and logs
Manhood can positively Be cured. The
sick and afflicted should not tall to call On
him. The Doctor has Travelled extensively
IN Europe and inspected Thoroughly The
deal Of yaluable Information. which ks 4
competent to imparf to those In need Of
his services. DIR. Gibbon viii make NO
charge unless no effects . cure. PerSona
II distance may be cured Of homo. An
communications strictly confidential You
sse no one but the Doctor. Persons writ
Of the paper they see his advertisement In.
Charges reasonable. Call or write. Adj
dress DIR. r. GIBBON. y. o. boz 1851. -
Francisco. SEND $40 foe Q package q
medicine Sdkw0
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Notice of ApplicationtoPu r'
chase Timber Land.

UmKD oTAxEs DIs11Ic1 LAND Oyrlcx.
Olympia. WAshinGton Territory.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
~ compliance with the provisions Of the
Act Of Oongress approved June 3. 1873, snti-
tied IAN Act for the sals Of Timber Lands In
WaAhi. gson TssTitofy," JOHN b. WEST, q
xitsap county. ". r.. hes this day nled in
this once his application to purchase The !
3 Of NV Z, sW 4 Of NV / and NV L OF
eW / q Section No. IS. In Tovnsnip No. n
neeth. Range No. west Of the Willamstts
Meridian.
Any and Ill parsons claiming adversely the
sA1d described Lad, or any portion thereof,
are hereby required to file their claims in thii;
once within stxty (o0I days from dats hereof.
Given under my hand, q my GtRcs L. Olym.
pia, VI. T.. this l0th day Of August, AID. lass,
JOhN1. CONVEY,
au16 low Register Of the Land Once.
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UmxD STATES Duxac1 LAID OYyrcR,l
OLnPIA. wsshingtoa Territory.
NOTICE 10 HxRKBY GIVEN THAT. IN
IN compliance with the provisions Of ehs
Act q CoagTsss approved Juns3 1873. entitled
sAA Aes for the sale Of Timber Lands In the
eentss d CalifoEnis. Oregon, Nevada and Waah-
ington Territory" WARREN SMITH. Of KIT.
ssp coanfy. Wsshinstoo fsrrttosy, has this day
Alsd In this once his application to purchase
tie 0W 1 Of section He. /. In tovnahip No.
NoRidian
Any md al persoas claiming adversely tn
nd describe Land. OF spy portion thereol,
ars hMsby required 70 Ale thar clsims II tAil
ol1es within sixty 1901 days frsm daAs hsesoG
/. Given under my hand. ct ny ofAcs In OlyD.
paa, ". T.. this Sd day Of August. AID. la63.
JOHN 2. 6OWIY.
au0 o. RARiPsaR Of thn Land O<DnA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-29
Notice of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.

UuzzD SKATES Dnrnicr LAND Oyylcz.l
OLYAPIA. WAAnMoroH TK11xronY.
NOTIC8 70 HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN
~ compliance With the provisions Of the Acj
Of Congren approved June 3. ls7e. entitled
IAN Act for ths ssle Of Timber Lands In thu
oeeess Of California, Oregon, Nevada end wash
tnetna Territory" John KELLY. Of Tinc
county. washingtoa Territory. hes this day
alsd n this Once his application to pr.
chase the w i Of SW 1 Of section 50, town
ship - north, raaRe 2 east, and NV / Of NV
&. q section No. 5. In tevnship No. IS nostA,
saAea No. 8 east Of the Willametts Meridian.
AN and I'll peesons claiming sdversely the
sajA Described land, or any PORTION thcrroT.
ase bsssey required 70 Ale thedr claims IN ~
o11cs within sixH fe0l days IRON dats hereof.
0ivsa uadse my had, q ny once n Olym.
pa ". T.. this lAth day Of July, D. lsos.
JOHN 2. CONVEY.
az 10w BAGistse Of the Land Odnoa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-29

UA1xKD S1AxD DIDxnICT LAND OYyICH
Olympia. Washinston Territory.
NOT1CE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN
IN compliance with he pruvisisns Of he
Act q OonUses approved June 3, 1881, snti.
tied :" An ACT for ths sale OF Timber LAnds In
the States Of Calf Senia, OREGON. Neyada md
washingtoa Territory" CHARLES KAKFI-
D1, Of King county. washingten TERRITORY,
Aas this day d1ed IN this once his application
70 purcnase the ! Of NV Z. NV / Of NJ
4. and Be 1 Of NV / Of ssctiea No. -, in
eovnship No. IS north. range No. east Of the
WillAnekte Meridian.
Any and al peEsons claiming sdverpely the
aid Described Land. or any poFtien thereof.
aEe heesby required 10 Ale their claims In this
once within saxty te0b days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. q my once in Olyn-
pis. ". T.. thtssth DAY Of 6eptsmbsr. A. Z. ISIS
JOHN r. 0OWEY,
nol6 REGISTER Of the Land Once.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-29
Notice of Application to Pur.
chase Timber Land.

unrlD e1A1ls DmxaICr LAND Oyy1cp.
0LyNPiA. WAsHuoToH THHnrToxY.1
NOTICE ID HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN
Act Of ConGsss approved juns 5, ISIS. snti-
tied An Act for The sale Of Timber lands
In the States Of California, Oregon, Nevsda
md Wsahingon Territory" WILLIAM B,
O9AAbI1S. Of Kitsap county, ". r., has
this day Aled In this once his application 20
purchase the NE 4 Of section No. IS. In town.
alp no. = north. rangs No. west Of he
Wtllamesta Meridian.
Any md I'll psssons claiming sdvsrssly the
aid Described Land. % any portion thereof.
aso hereby required b Ale thelr claims IN Iris
omce within axty teO1 days IRON dsts hsssof,
0ivse uAdee my hand. ~ ny s6les IN 0lyn-
pa, ". T.. this 9Th day % August. 4 d. l06S.
JOHN =. 0OWEY,
aul6-l0v Hsgistar Of tbs Land OlBee.
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Notice Of Application to Pur.
chase Timber Land

UuHD 01A1Is DnIal1 LAID Oyylcx
hHnpIA. WAsmuo1on TmArTunY,
IN eomrlsaAce With the proviaoos Of The
Aee o. Ooaereo approved June :. 1878, enff
osd IAN Act Tor tAs ale Of Timber Lands Ia
he deases Of California. Ors9oa, Nevada snd
Wneametoa TsgsitoRy.. John r. ANDER.
-. q King county. wasAingtoa rerriSosy.
- the day aled y this once III applica4soa
II. n towLshlp No. - north, raneo No.
eo9e o. The WillAmetto NGgtdtan.
Any and al persons claiming adversely ths
al dsesribsd land. or any portion thcrcof.
- Aeecoy required 10 ale their claims n this
eoee within stxty le0 days from da1s hersof
i've No. ny hand, q ny Ones, In Olyn-
JOIN =. CONVEY.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-29

OFndoea and Kid IT, esatsa lrish
team On the Raai6e Coaar are n0U p1sy-
ine IN eneAesWsut q the Di3oo Ihsasxs.
Af1o, ths Tu1seA ~ ehAUpioo afh-
lsess and Rymnas1s have bes0 snRnRed
fue short season and viii appear sach
evening hereafter In thsir remaxkable
and clever fsats q the Bijou 1heatex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tuzet are both na9ni6-
cent performers On the trapeze, and
perform feats that have never bsfore
BEEN sqoalled by any Of the travelling
performers that have visited Seattle.
No one should fail to see these people
during their short sojourn IN this city.
JAMH w. SAITH, Proprietor Bijoa
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