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RAILWAYS NAVIGATION NEWS

Strive & IIaines, Seattle lawyers, have
Just completed yacht for their own use.
She is 40 feet over all, . feet beam, and
has an engine 5sxl0.
The engineering parties who are To-
eating the Oregon Short Line are favora-
bly, impressed with the route down the
Snake River. and freely express tae opin-
ion that grading will commence at Lewis
ton this fall, and the surveys will be con
tinued down the river from that place.
The new steamship Wellington, Capt.
Young, arrived at Departure Bay from
Newcastle, England, on Thursday morr-
ing. She anchored in the Straits of Ma
gellan, or would have made the trip in
60 days. That is a fast ship, and could
make the trip from Ship HIarbor to New,
castle in less than sixty days. She goes
into the Nanaimo coal trade.
The British steamship Glenelg arrived
at Victoria short time ago from Hong>
kong, via Honolulu, and sailed thence to
San Francisco. This revlves the question
of establishing direct line of steamers
to China from British Columbia. She
has been chartered by private parties n
Hongkong with view OF testing whether
it would be profitable to establish such a
Inc. Her officers entertain no doubt
that it would pay handsomely, because
neither the Hawaiian government nor
that of Brtich Columbia place any ems
barge on Chinese immigration.
The large iron ferry boat which is to
transfer the trains. oil the Northern Pa
cifc Railroad acress the Columbia River
at Kalama, was shipped in sections some
time ago from New York, via Cape Horn,
and will probably arrive here 10 Novem-
Der She will be $50 feet long, 70 feet G
inches in breadth, - ieet O inches depth
of hold. She will have two horizontal,
nou-cor densing engines OF SO inches d-
ameter aud 0 feet stroke, and will have
side wheels ~ feet in diameter and fe I
face Three lines OF track will run along
the deck. giving her capacity Of 81
cars. When loaded she will draw about
nine feet of water.
The latest Improvement in the system
of Northern Pacific rolling stock is a
number of sleeping cars, constructed es-
pecially for the transportation Of immi-
grants. They are on the same plan as the
Pullman sleepcrs, but much less elegant
in their equipment. The seats and berths
ARE bottomed with flexible seats, neatly
painted and vanished, and kept scrupu-
lousy clean. Occupants mus. furnish
their own bedding, and with sufficient
amount TO insure warmth, these immi-
grant sltepers are scarcely less comfofta
BILE than the luxurious Pullmans. Each
car has seating and sleeping accommo-
.dations for fifty-six occupants.-Tacomn
News
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road frsm their lodges to the Carbonate
coal road and will agree to ship million
tons of good gold and silver bearing ore
to any point on the SQUAD where works
will be erected for their reduction. Other
lodges will no doubt be found in the vi
entity of Mt. Rainier HAT will prove
equally productive, and there is no doubt
that smelters and mill men who are in
tercsted in building such works would
find it to their interest to acquaint them
selves with the facts in the case.
The firm of Cumnj s. Co. of Seattle
have taken the contract to cut a canal be-
tween Lakes Union and Washington, and
t. open the outlet between Lake Union
and Salmon Bay. The canal will be 90
feet wide at the bottom, and ut the point
of greatest depth will be 80 feet deep
The job is expected to be finished by the
LIST OF October, and when completed will
enable vessels to go up into Lake Wash
ington and load their coal directly from
the mines.
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view OF reporting to his company upon the
feasibility of such line. He expressed
himself as well pleased with the line aud
WI, make most favorable report on his
return to the east. People hereabOuts
need not be surprised to see railroad
both on Belliugham Bay and Ship Harhnl
within the next year or two. Such a
line will be necessity as a connecting
link between the Canadian and American
systems of railway, and that nccessi y is
becoming more urgent with the rapidly
increasing population of the lower Sound
country and British Columbia.
Capt. Curtis Brownfeld has resigned
his p, sition on the Washington, and
Capt. Hill, late OF the Fanny Lake, now
has command, temporarily. Sam Hoyt,
the present mate, is iavorahly spoken OF
in connection with this position. Now,
the appointment OF Hcyt would be a
good one, as he is careful and thor
oughly competent pilot, and would make
popular captain. Sam has many good
friends on this route who would like to
see him at the wheel.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION 10 PURCHASE
TIMBER LAND, ~

United States District Land Office. olympia
Washington Territory - Notice Is hereby given that
In compliance with the provisions Of the Act Of
Congress approved June 8, 1878. entitled IAN Act
for the sale Of Timber Lands in the States Of Cali
fornia. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,
Philip II. Lewis Of whatcom county. Washington
Territory. has this day hled in this Office his appli
cation to purchase the half OF the NV quarter aud
the half OF the sW quarter Of Section No. 90 In
Township No. IS north. Range No. east of the
Willamette Meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the said
described land or any portion thereof. are hereby
required to NJ. their claims in this Office within
sixty t60) days from date hereof.
Given under my hand at my office In Olympia
W. r. this Sd day Of April. A. ID. 1888.
SLOW JOHN y. GowEy.
Register of the Land Office
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF

April 81, iSS3.--Notice is hereby gisen Hut
GEORGE DINGMANS bus filed not &C of in
tention to make final proof before the juSg ,
or in his absence the Clerk Of the Plu6a.e
Court, at his Office In Friday lIarbor. w. T., on
Friday the 9th day OF June, A. ID. 1889, on
Homestead application No 1926, fer tue 5 (
Of SEX of Sec IL. and NJ Of NElasof Gee. Ii,
TIP 81 N, r 3west
He names as witnesses: s 4 Mcdonald, Il
Woods and Charles Virgins. AL OF Waldron,
San Juan County, w L, and Enoch May, OF
Eus, Sound, San Juan county, w. Z.
7-6w JonN r. CONVEY. Register
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, at
Olympia, w. L, April %, 1SS3.-Notice Is here.
by given that CATHERINE Brooks has filed
notice of intention TO make final proof before
the Judge, or in his absence, the Clerk of the
Probate Court, Mt his office, In Friday Harbor,
W. T.. on Monday, the 18th day of June, A. ID.
1885, on Homestead application No 242S, for
the L u of Sc 4 Of See. 3, w = OF SW Il OF
Sec. 2, Up 35 n, X west.
She names as witnesses: Lawrence Walsh,
John H. Bowman, NJ. 2. Rethlcfsen aud JO-
seph Sweeney, all of FrilaysHarbor, w. T.
Sow john +. CONVEY, Register.
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A New TowN.-Necessity demands of
Alden Academy more room and increased
facilities. Hence the offer at this time of
age lots At low rates in this educational
and temperance town, bearing the hon
ored name of Bancroft. Size OF lots,
80x190 teet. streets 80 feet wide. Prices
from 500 to 5000 each. These lots are
cleared and fenced. This is no specula-
tive venture. Every year and every sale
will increase the value-of these lots. For
further particulars call on or address.
REV. K. 0. TADE,
Principal Alden Academy.
Anscortcs, w. T. IL Sw
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

n s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. 7. April
" %. 1es3.--Notiee is hereby given that Thomas
Smith has fled notice of Intention TO make nnal
proof before the Judge, or In bis absence the Clerk
of the Probate Court, at his Office in Friday Iiar
Dor, w. r., on Friday the 29th day Of June, A. d.
1888. on Homestead application No. 1929, for the
K quarter OF 5W quarter, Lois and of Sec. Is
and Lots aud OF Sec. 10, Up. "a n, r west.
He names witnesses: Robert Jonos. Charles
Male. O. Chadwick and james l.. Davis, all of Lo-
req Island, San Juan county. W. T.
sew John II CONVEY, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

II q. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. r., April
", 20, ISS3.-Notice is hereby given thai Lars
Brown has lled notice Of intention to make anal
proof before the Judge in bis absence the Clerk
W. r.. on Friday the 10th day Of June. A. ID. 1854
op Prescription ID. 3. No. Ash. for the lott 2. 3,
aid and 3 y NE u of See. -. TIP SO N, II west
He names witnesses: William Miller. John
Robinson, Allen Robinson, all OF Orcas leland 2. o.,
W. T.. aud Peter Serey Of Lopez Island. w. I.
sew JOHN +. CONVEY, Register.
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Marietta House.

Having opened first~class Restaurant
and Lodging House l respectfully solicit
the patronage Of the public. Board and
lodging, SEQ per month. Single meals.
% cents--thc best the market affords.
Ice Cream and Lemonade always on hand.
13-tf VIM. HEWITT, Laconner.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

II q. LAND OFFICE Ar OLYMPIA. W T.. My
~ "a, 1883. Notice Is hereby given that wIi.-
LIAM HUMPHREY has filed Dotce of int nsion
to make uai proof before the judge, or ia his
SERGE the Clerk Of the Probate Court. at his Office
In Frida, Harbor. W. t. on Saturday the 18th d. s
ofJny ID. 1885. on Homestead application NJ.
35if r the lot l. Sc L Of NV 4 Sec IL aid lot :
7, =, and 10 OF See l. TIP IS n. K2 west.
lie names AZ witnesses Charles Erown gamss
Island. W. T.
II ow JOHN F. CONVEY. Register.
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WHEN you visit Seattle, call at the Pu
get Sound Hat and Cap Store and dealer
in gents furnishing goods, and select from
large and fashionable assert ment, at
reasonable prices. Commercial street
Sign OF the Big Hat.
24tf f. MYER.
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TO get the tide at Wnatcoin figure thirty minutes
i,t.r, seniahmoo, sixty minutes later. and Lacon-
ner nearly two hours later. The hours between
iin,ght aud noon are designated by AMI those
betwern noon ard midnight by !. tP,M) oh. OOm.
: denotes midnight, Ou. som. !. denotes noon.
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j. P. JUDsos. q. c. ISRAEL
HUDSON & ISRAEL,

I AND LAWYERS, >NOTARirS PUBIC and Real
l. Estate Agents. Oftce in United States Land
Ofhce building. Main street, Olympia, Washington
Territory. Special att n'icn given TO all land mat
ters-proof filings. contests rte, in the u g. Land
Office Advice given free 70 all. Letters answered
by enclosure o. postage. Address
JUDsON & ISRAEL,
Box 81 Olympia, W. II
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f. 1fYER.

I,osT-A 7-fuot ash Oar with black
leather hand. The Gnder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same at this
office.
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charge for examination Of mciels or draw
ings. Advice by mail free.
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For SALE--An 8 year.o.d horse. APP
ply 10 AMOS JOHNSON,
DOW Guemcs Island.
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.--.. tables Il a. Unite. states Coast survey fol
-,.p usrJuI, Jn.let-. Corrected weekly
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!, could he free from machine 'nan- -
''0' .o,,nriion and jobb ry? VIII
lasting rejection upon his adj
y ....,;on in It's very infancy. by tax.
into his counsel man whose very
~ imputes political rascality in its
.ease? Surely not. The sun
-. fife with him has passed away,
II ii. lon! and useful career as pub
: r.,, i too dear to him to be blast
i ~ making such an unwise appoint
The people have made him
.,y,,pr believing that as he has served
.s., boporubly, aud honestly in the past
IN Lc in the future Aud they are
Licking forward to bis administration
.i,b tie hope that new era IN the
.,,,mept Of the executive department
liant dawnlug that his administra-
,iou !, to be the GROWING act of valued
.hl;, service. which will deserve their
.,,;r. praise, and reap for him an
.,v;sd name There are other, and
alter nlaces for Wells Places Of re-
,;,.m.nt and seelusion, wherein he may
seen for the wrong be has done, and re-
oept for a shame he has wrought that no
tsars can wipe away.
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CARLISLE SPEAKER.

The democratic members Of the forty
eight Congress in caucus assembled
elected on Saturday evening their can.
didate for Speaker of the House, and
the House of Congress ratified their ACT
on Monday, and Mr. John G.. Carlisle
Of Kentucky, assumed the reigns Of
control over that body for the next two
years. Although the fight over this
important position assumed toward Il e
last somewhat of personal aspect, it was
nowise so. but it was in a reflection of non
uar sentiment upon the Tariff question,
which is to-day the greatest issue in
politics before the people. The north
or that portion thereof which endorsed
Randall, is in favor of high protection.
and the south and west which with great
unanlmity supported Carlisle are in ia.
vor of low protection, or radical refor-
nation in the Tariff system looking to
this end; thus we may look forward to-
the formation of his committees solely
with the latter view. He, himself, is infa.
vor of protection, but thinks the present
system should be greatly modified, but
as most Of the free trade States were.
conspicuous in advocating his viafIn for
the important position to which be has
been elected. he will necessarily so ar
range the committees as will give them
voice in this important measure. Ihe1j
Maryland delegation true to the theory
Of protection, supported Randall.
Carlisle is young man comparative !
ly speaking, in the full yigor of man !
hood, and eminently qualified for the po- i
sition of Speaker This is the begin d
ming of his fourth term in Congress,
and the rapidity with which he las as b
ccnicd the hill of ambition is remarka- u
bic He began life poor. obtained his L
from a primary school, after IL !,
wards taught school, and then studied
Nv. in which be soon excelled. He
aprcsented his county in the State Leg
ature several times, md held many
Their prominent positions in his State. d
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ever Si"ce 'he eolored people co,nmon.,
70 vote aud we believe this is .,.;..,-
true as far as il goes; but viii i. Wy
gone the Implication that hi. -. .
m ihod ofelrctioneeriBg or 0et,in.
together or whatever one might call !,
peculiar to Republicans since H.
reimbursement Jf tie colorcd race w
beg leave to assert, as matter a. -,
that the custom Of having big feod,,
on the night before an elae,;., =,
the morning Of an election. to at,r,.,
voters, is an old one IN this comm.
we believe in other counties Of hi. g.,
Il has certainly been practiccd here .;aa.
ls05 and within the lacuory Of man,
OF our citizens now living. Wbsteva.
name may have been given these .feed.p
the object Of them was. We are informed
the same as has been sought in ,.,.r
." tdAcf
days by what is called a breakfast ),
Ia fact the Republicans learned M.
practice from the old Wings and Demo
cfat-.
We would also add that tbi, !. No,
the first year Democrats have opposed
Republicans by having breakfasts. and
we would further add that there v.ro
not merely one or two Democratic break
fsts given this Fall, but fee that w.
know Of, and some Of these we're attend.
ed as largely by white people as by col.
ored people.
The practice may be all wrong and
may be unlawful. and, If 40. il ,bould
be broken up, but when it is represent.
ed that It is corrupt method initiated
and persued by Republicans alone 70
submit injustice is done Mr.. Stonestrce,
aud other Republican gentlemen of sbis
county who are as free from corruption
and as respectable and high minded in
every sense as any Democrat in the
State.
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TIL. Grand Jury has indicted the
conp,y Commissioners Of Charles coun-
+, saws the Hartford DemocrH, for APP
propriating public money for party pur-
,o,e. It is a falschood and SANDER, and
let he who asserts to the contrary, make
the most Of it If malfeasance in office
is the necessary consequence Of the col
ored brothers. rule. why are democrats,
who profess so much honesty, eternally
seeking their support?
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SECRETARY OF STATE.

The ring machine Of the State through
the ring press have started a boom in
the interest of the defeated Senator
Wells, Of Anne Arundel county, for the
position of secretary of the State under
Mcl4ane, Wells it must not be forgot.
ten was one OF that holy, and righteous
set who leagued together under the well
known name Of Syndicate for the pur.
pose Of defeating the confirmation Of
of Governor Hamilton's appoiutees be-
fore the senate Of 1882, upon no other
ground. and for no other reason than
that the personnel of many of the ap-
polntnents did not happen to suit their
fasfidious fancy, and with view Of
Gripping his administration. That
Syndicate" must not be forgotten !
That syndicate will not be forgotten,
Nay 1t %lIt be remembered through all
time to come as she blacklist piece Of
Infamy that was ever perpetratcd upon
a people, and the viiest desig On that was
ever invented by ingenious minds. how.
ever base. to defeat the ends of an hon
est administration. The people forget
il? No. They remembered it At tho
election in November last; aud from tho
'otty and trusted position OF Senators
all those, and Wells among the number
who were known as factors in tina, no
! taFious compact, who were candidate.
for their suffrage were relocated ;n,,
private life there to live unloyed nm
; trusted, with honor mulula,ed an
reputation draped in disgrace, uule,
again brought to notice by some in:Om;
table henchman whose andacity far a..
/ passes his judgment
In the face of the viii of the peoDh
e thus expressed at the polls will the Gov
. ernor elect traduce their confidence a.,
D appoint as his trusted officer man who,
D they have purposely defeated-a M,
e tainted with corruption and steepea !,
political triekery? Will he nullifv n
e wishes of the masses that placed him !,
J Office upon the bcliefthat his admipis,,,
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ELECTION DAY BREAKFASTS.

II is no longer news" that Mr.. b
G.. StoRestreet and MIR Il W Spauld-
lag. the first the chairman OF the Re-
publican State Central Committee for
Charles county, the latter Independent
Democratic candidate for Commissioner
this Fall. and both eminently rcspeeta-
Bile and worthy citizens, have been IN
dicted by the Grand jury Of Charles
county for having or giving break
fksts," at their expense, on the mem
ing of the election ~ November
The law under which these indictments
purport to have been found is very old
one and will be found in Dorsey's Laws
Of Maryland as section % Of chapter 81
of the acts of 1905. entitled IAN act ID
reduce into one the several acts Of as
senbly respecting Elections, etc, which
implies that this particular section may
have been enacted earlier than 1908.
1t would hardly become us at thi,
time TO comment upon the meaning OIL
wisdom of this law. as this will b,
abundantly done, We hope, when Court
xeeonvenss on the 10th, and a judicia
determination be given the whole mat
Der. We merely wish here to give SOM
sacts. as matter of simple justice, L
tighten. possibly, the load of vili6catiol
which. directly and indirectly has beel
east upon some very respectabl
citizens OF this county.
The report has gone forth that thes
breakfasts have been held in the count
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EdHOr 81 me MGtpehbWs-
have Just received the proceedings of the
National Bankers Association, held at Louis.
vile on the 10th, llth, and 18th of October
last. Breakers ahead From the published
report wc have clearly defined policy of the
coming Congress- and the next Hdministra-
ton. be that democratic or republican.
quote the following:
aRe,oiesd, That the retirement OF the Uni
ted States legal tender notes by gradual pro-
cess, not liable TO embarrasS the business OF
the country, will be in accord with the pur-
pose Of the Government at the time of their
issue: will be the final chain step accomplish.
ing the full return by the Government to a
rain basis; tend TO an increased supply OF
coin; will give free course to gold and silver
in commerce, and afford an ample basis for
the redemption of coin on demand of bank
note issues Will the reader study and see
the foJ in this resolve? | hope so.
'ResoiUed, That it is the sense of the Amer
lcan Bankers Association. (n1t the American
people, -. n. b., that the compulsory coin
AEe OF the standard silver dollar o. il21 grains
is against the welfare OF the country, (who
I'D them so, and that they, 1.-THE bankers
,aot the people) recommend to Congress tht
k~entinslance of such coinage, except il
Ssch quantities. as the demands by bankers
D the business of the country may require >
reader can you see the snake among IL,
iowefs2
" Resotged, That the retirement of the Uni.
ca States legal tender notes, as rapidly as Mes,
'tses can De retired, without at the same time
contracting the legal tender circulating medi.
i'm ian utter impossibility) will be the full
eturn BY the government to q coin basis. -
here in this last resolution the devil himself
nows not only his hand, but his tail, bod
laws and all; and very much fear that the
cope OF Charles county, from prejudice and
anitI are too ignorant to see the destroyer
their door, or if they see him they are too
emoralized to drive him away.
II IS clear from these resolutions that the
mixers if they can, There are about 200
lnkers in Congress and 100 lawyers, their
ltural al-liesJ will stop the coinage of silver
ltirely, with view OF king gold the only
gal tender, and TO place the issue OF paper
the hands of banks, with power to increase
to contract dd kbttam.
OLIVER n BRYAN,
Mem Nat Com. e. l.. P.-Md.
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