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SUMMONS.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
4 Third Judicial District of Washington
Territory, holding terms at Port Townsend,
jefferson county.
Linnr Chase, Plaintiff, " Andrew Chose De-
GCndlnt.
Action brought in the District Court Of the I'd
judicial District oC Washington Territory. hold
in" FERNS ~ Purs TUwu@r lnT The counties al
Jefferson, tIalau. Island and san Juan. and CUU:-
u!aiIr filed in the office Of she CIcTis of -uiL
CanTl ia tic rpuGiv ~ Jefferson.
To -ASDEEw CHASE. Erfeudanti
In tl" raIn- Of she United States uf America:
You are hereby required to appear i'll an ac-
ton brought az ,Iust you by the above named
plaintiff ia the District Court OF the Third Ju-
dic!al District Of Washington territory, hold
ing terms At Port Townsend, III the county of
jefferson in said Teuitury. and to answer the
complaint ni,g theIciH- within sixty day AFTER
tiia iTS, publication Of This summon.
Tho -Gld .siIuH i brought 5or The TEiP"~" "i
procuring drCr1" .! said Court dl~saNlUg iHc
bonds OF s.ut.iWOuy eEiStlng hriWfra pluliiiI
ana defendant 1T. fvs the reason OF Nlliui .hIr-
doEWCut By --d defendant uf sG:d pla'ufld Tor
mu!e than one ygSy: ~. fus !uilur" b. U"ieIa;iI.
to provide for his family Tie COmmo Hece-NSfl''I
OF 'ifr- sad causes of action being iHily -ct
forth iu tha plaintiff = complaint herein
and yuE aEr EcTrhy notified II yOu faii 10 an-
Pca- and answer the p'aHriti complaint hr'cI.l-
JUDGMENT viii he taken against you a. confessed
and the prayer Of the plaintiff granted
-z Witness tnc Hon. r $. Gr'cnc
3 5utg. of said District Court. aHd the
seal of -tiu H5HT,- this 81 Gas ut Iuly
s-7 \. y. lss..
JAMES SEAYEY Clerk.
BINKLEH y TAYLOR, Attorneys for plaintiff.
, 1883-07-05
HENRY W. SHAW

A striking instance of the failure
which may attend the efforts of a
man, before he finds his proper
sphere, is found in the life of Henry
w. Shaw: better known to the world
as Josh Billings.
That he is man of national inter
est. may be inferred from the fact
that his Farmers Allminax." in its
second year, reached the enormous
sale of one hundred and twcnty-sev
an thousand copies. and during its
successful career of ten years, the aII-
thor and publisher have each receiy-
ed $4,000 from the profits. Both his
father and grandfather were mem
bers of Congress, the former acting
rs political manager for Henry Clay
From the time of his birth in 1920.
Until 1884, his life was spent at
Lanesboro, Berkshire Co, Mass Go
ing West in 1S34,h led frontier life.
and engaged in the various Occupa-
tions of steering steamboats,, keeping
a country store, and auctioneering.
At forty-tive years of age, while edit
ing small paper at Poughkeepsie.
to which place he had come for the
purpose of educating his daughters,
he compared several of his humorous
essays with those of Artemus Ward,
and wondered why his own had fail
ed to strike the popular taste.
Concluding that the secret of sue
CESS was in the phonetic spelling, he
adopted it in his ''Essa on the Muel,"
and disposed of it for $3.50, his first
earnings in the line of literature. The
essay was extensively copied, and
further efforts in the same line soon
made his name a household word.
From this time to the present, his
career has been one of continual
financial success. From the New
> York Weekly alone, his income has
been, for many years, one hundred
dollars per week, for the half-column
s which he contributes TO each issue.
During the last seventeen years, he
has delivered thousand lectures, the
serious delivery of his nonsensicah
ties being at times so irresistibly
laughable that he soon became popu-
Lar with the laughter loving public.
sE He is man of pure life and is a
moral teacher in hisfSay; He loves
his home, and find his chief delight
and proudest moments when with his
little grandchildren. In his daily
walks he shows none of that eccen-
tricity which many attribute to him,
but is, on the contrary, one of the
most natural of men, His long hair
Is no. literary affectation, but is so
worn to hide a physical defect
Underneath the bad spelling of his
proverbs and aphorisms there is, at
times depth of wisdom and philoso-
phy which gives him higher place
Tn the world than that of mere hu-
morist, and which is often overlook
ed by those who are amused merely
by his pecularities of expression.
, 1883-07-05
United States District Land Office,

with the provisions of the Act Of Congress- sO-
proved June ,. 1873, entitled IAN act fJF the
sale OF timber iunts iii the states of 1alIfor-
mia. Oregon Nevada and Washington ieFritoS
r-v.'' FradcliclI r. Oids, OF Pierce county,
Washington Territory, has tbis day fled in
this orivc his application TO pa rchase the sell.
sec No. .. in tp No. - north, range2 west %
the Willamette usGTId;an.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely I ne
said described land, or any portion thereof,
are hereby required TO file their Claims in this
office within sky 50l days from date hereof.
tiivGn under my hand, 1t my Ofilce in Olym-
MIA w 7. this Ist day .of June, "a ID. lSS2,
II-I0w J0HN T. GOWET, Register.
, 1883-07-05

U IN y
Notice i hereby -ivcH that. in compliance WITH
the provisions of the Act Of Congress approved
June 3 ISIS. entitled '-&u Act for the sale Of Tim
Der Lands Ia the States Oi California. Oregon Ne:
vad@ and Washington Territory. "JnHN y. I,.sBEs
Jefferson guGHIy. Washington Territory has thir
tJ- fled IN this oiige his application = purchase
the y :, Of gc = . ~. ! Of So J. and ue !, OF
Ne. / ,gc-- ot the lFii,ame,te Meridian.
ANY and al persons claiming adversely the said
described Land, OF any portion thereof are hereby
required TO file their CIaims in this Office within
sixty ,i-b dgyS from Gate hereof.
Giysn under my hand. AZ my Office, in Olympia,
V. T.. this 3ls; day Of APRIL, !, D. 1881.
JUftE F. CONVEY.
Eff,, s.-Hg
, 1883-07-05

ST. Clair Building. Cor. 9Th and 7. SuCe's.
Wa~liHtGu. D. G..
DRACTICES BEFORE TIE 4. :. GENERAL.
land Office Contested Iagd cases. Private
land claims. mining presumption and homestead
cases prosecuted bvfOy the Gcr"-Ei Land Office.
Department of the lhtrrio. and supreme Cont.
and all classes of claims before the Executive De-
partmentS Special attention given to Town size
cases- Land warrants homestead floats and al
kinds Of land scrip purchased and sold. -
, 1883-07-05
UNITED STATES DIsTEICT LAND OFFICE.
nrH-,rnI, Y ASHINGTnN TEKRITOEY.

Notice i hereby given that. in complianee
with the provisions OF the Act Of Congress a p
nrnycd June :. iS1S. entitled ''An Act for the
sale Of Timber Lands in the States Of Caliior-
mi.t. oregon. Nevada and Washington Ter
1-irpry- - Peter y. FGrneS. of Tacoma. PlCTcc
county. Washington TeTTircry, has this day
fled IN this office his uppi lcafIon to purchase
the : " or Of sec 9, - No % north, range No.
> west OF the Willamette meridian
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land. or any portion thereof
dIt- hereby required to lie their claims IN
This office within sixty ,Gul days from date
hereof.
Given under my hand, at my Office, ne
Olympia. ". T., Jhis lst day az Jane
\. u. less.
I7-I0w john 7. GoWTE, Register
, 1883-07-05

Olympia, Washington Territory
Notice Is hereby given that, in compliance
with the provisions OF thc Act of Congress iIls~'
proved June >, 1873, entitled An act for the
sale OF Timber Lands in the States Of Calif0r-
MIA, Oregon, Ncvad;. ana Washington Terri
tory" jules Boswell, of jefferson County,
Washington Territory has this day filed in
this U!ice his application TO purchase the lot
8. Sec T. iuJ ]. Sec L. lots !. > = J. see II. town
-hip >, Month, range > west Of JHe Wilametts
Meridian.
Auy and al persons claiming sdrr-sc = the szid
described l1..t, any portion thereof are leresy
required 10 ig tEeir claims in This Office within
sixty t6nl days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. ii i.ly ofice in Olympia,
IT, T.. This 18th d1y Of May. \. D. fSS5.
JuJS +. CONVEY,
Gl-turr Raris.ar of Che land Ofiea
, 1883-07-05
United States District Land Office,
0IyroDia WaChiDutDR Territory

ClE 4Ht-d- " 0SLiiiiSo SoOli IGilltOlg.
Notice i hereby given that, in compliance
with :hc provisions OF the Act OF Congress aD-
proved June ,. ISIS. entitled An Act for the
sale of Timber Lands in the States of CalifOr-
mia. oregon Nevada and Washington Terri
tory. NHIIaI II. Z EAENHaE OF kitslD COUNTY
Washington Territory. has This day fled in
this office his application to purchase the NV
or of gr of sec .: Or Of W or Of sec 10s IVY
az Of nw Or and lot Uf.of section - In township
No - north. TaEgeNO. , west of the Williams
cite Meridian,
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land. or any portion thereof
are hereby required TO file their claims III this
Office within sixty l6Jl days from date hereof.
Given under mE hand, az my Office, in Olym-
pia, W T. this tn day OF MAY, \. ID. 1851.
JOHN T.. CONVEY
I6:IGw Register Of the Land Office.
, 1883-07-05

B3NTy not. life is sweeping by, 90
HAEUklIsi AID 10 before yCu die. something
SIlEI mighty and sublime leave behind
HY %orT to soa2@f5 @" lo1. tiG s. o. @ P,ss wee Io IN
seAA ~ = risk. Everything new. Capital not
required. We viii furnish yOu everything. Nance
are making fortunes. LsGie- make - mUrhd@I.
men, and boys and girls make great pay Ie sat
if you want business - which yOu can make -rT.y
ay all the tim e, write for particulars 10 II. Ia
LELtS Co., Portland Maine. ..-ly
, 1883-07-05
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAM OFFICE.
U..mniH. Iashinr.mn TarriinrN.

-. - TT--'- --I--- ---TT -|TII1UTE-F
Notice j. hereby given that. in c0mpliauCe with
{ he provisions oF the ACT Of Congress apprrs.l
JUHa ,. IsIS. entitled An Act fur fle ~Gle OF Tim
byr Lands ~ the States Of California Oregon. Ne
yadG and Ha-hiurfo- Tp.ritCrv.- WILLIAM
BGTiEEH OF hU-ap county. - Washington TER.
mas this day fled in this Office his application
10 purchase the hf of or Of sec No II ande Inf
of NY or Of section so -. IN township No. -,
North rauuc 1 west Of the Willamette MeridiaE-
Any and al persons claiming adversely the said
described land OF any portion thereof are hereby
required to- file their c4iEl~ in this Office within
sixty CD dav- from date hereof.
Given under my hand. "a NY office. in Olympia,
VI. 7. his 81 day Of July. \. D. ls.;i.
JrUN I. ei0WET
2lIuw Register of lic Land Office.
, 1883-07-05
oRpEa TO SHOW CAUSE

In the Probate Court of Clalan. county, Washing
ton Territory
In the matter OF tie estate OF Henry Siycss, de
ceased.
Order 10 show cause why decree Of distribution
should not he made.
On reading and Cling the petition Of CbJ-!,'r \.
Myers executor of the estate of Henry Myers Ig-
ceased setting forth that be has flied MS final &c
count Of his administration OF the estate Of said
deceased - this Coart. ANA thal the same hI~ been
duly settled aGd allowed: that al! the debts and
expenses of administration have been duiy paid.
and That u portion ui >U'd r~tatc remains to- b.
divided among tine heirs OF said deceased and
prayiug anon. other things for an order oG dis
tributon of the residue of sad estate among ~
persons entitled.
1t Is ordered: That the persons interested In
the estate Of Henry Myers. licensed be and Gp-
pear before the probate court Of the county Of
Clalam, Washington Territory. at the Office Of
the Judge of Suid court in said county, the 2:d
dly of July. :. ID. 1883, at 10 O'Clock a-n. then
and there Ia show cause why order % Gis;ribII-
ton should not BE- made of the residHc of said e.
tate rmon" the heirs of the s1id deceased accord
ing to law.
Il further ordered tina; q copy OF this order be
published four successive weeks before trr I'D
day Of July- 4 D Ir-i. In th' N-EE..T AE@J~. u
Newspaper printed and published IL the city OF
Port Townsend. jr!i---UH county. ". T.
JOHN NORRIS Probate judge.
, 1883-07-05
U.s.L,.o OFFICE At oLysrtA, W.T., :

. - --T-'7 u 10 - q '-'-I-TN- " =
NAY = 1855;
Notice = hereby given that Alexander c Clark
has fled notice Of intention to make fual proof
before Clerk oI ih1 DIstriC Cont - his office
in Port Townsend. V. T. on Friday,
the 2gth day Of Jniy, \. H., 1883, on Presumption
ID. :. No. 5-SIi, for The lots I. > ana Of Sec. /
TIP. -. ?. wC~i
He names rs Witnesses: james Davis. of Port
Townsend. and George GiIluud. John 7. Turkey
and Henry Wobber, all of Port Discovery, W. T.
l}6w JoHS r G0wEy, Register
, 1883-07-05
JAMES 4, GARFIELD,

The Patriotic Life and Heroic Death OF tie
Twentieth President of the United ~;ajrs. En-
oTacin- an account Of the scenes aud incidents Cf
his hOyhUod: the struggles Of his youth: he
might Of his early manhood: his yilCr ~ q soldier:
his career = -tut"-',3au; MS election to tEr
Presidency. and tie tragic stp-y u4 his death. Iy
J"HN CLARK RiDPLTH, aGthGr of '- RiIBatL'4 His
tory of tine United States. ETIi-IIi~hed with
fifty magnificent eugrayings ON steel and wood.
Fresh, brilliant. liable, complete. Octave. G9
pages. sold by subscription only. agents
Wanted. Addrcs, 4. L. Bancroft * CO.. ~
Market Street. san Francisco. 4!-lGt
, 1883-07-05

Us Lisp Us-.-z 1T or7suA VIZ

June ~. f>s3
Es-jrsi Err,..v ElEgB -ia- Ii.-Earrj T. N-lrH.-
has SLED notice OF intention 20 uaFc final urooT
before the judge, or ia his absence. the cisr;,
/ 0t the rT"nat'+ court at isi- Office in New
BUHLtHa-~- " T.. on -afUruv. the lffh
F! uur OF AU-U-t = D. fs~}, on Trycuntia d. :
No. 552l :or the n. OF -w qr OF sc >, tp II II.
= l. west.
IL. names ~ wf.u"~-t-: John Eve 7cii. ). !
L"aGh7--fJnE. VIM. T.. Church and l!arrIsv God
win. ;iI gI t'n~l tu.aIa-. y. e.
lH-6T JOHN =. CONVEY. Register
, 1883-07-05
United States District Land Office, !
OivmDia. ". T.

April =. lSS,i.
N1ri-r Is h.I.hE -ivc. shat George EuJriEen aas
filed notice '- intention 10 make EUai proof b"ioye
bate court at his Office ia Nrw Dus-eHe->- Ciaiam
county v. r. or Friday the 18th day Of june a.
d. Is ON Homestead application SO. 2N52 forJhe
iif ui Ie uF. Of see. :, 10 90 r., I w
lie names a~ WltUrs-C~: El-uJ Cline John
Thornton Elias GAYS and Joseph Eorc~Inau all Of
New DUn-,ug-s- v. =.
12-6w JOIN I. GOwET, Register.
, 1883-07-05
Dated May u, :. ID. lssti.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. ;
County Of Clulam. d,

/. John Morris, judge and ex olicia cIrr!, Of 5ho
probate court of said ClIlam comfy. do hereby
certify that the foregoing i true and cDgec, copy
q: an order 10 show Cau-t, made iy or -4d p-1
bate court and entered of record ou 'ar, i-h d.
of Nay. y. ID. lSsi in the matter % Jl estate OF
Henry Myers, deceased.
In testimony whereof / sayr he-rGuE1 sn' ulr
hand and affixed tho ~Hal Of uur SAID probate CaJr.
this 18th day Of May, \. D. 1856.
SrL. judge and eS-oa'sio Clerk,
, 1883-07-05
BRlRGS AS

For fur i=Aing ship Chandlary and Tatiaus FOR
Revenue vessels.
Ca.LECToE's OFFICE
Port Townsend, ". T., june. 1883
Sealed proposals viii be received IT This office
until II O'Clock noon. OF Saturday. June 30. lSS}
for supplying rations and snip chaudlery for use
OF crews and vessels OF the l. y. Revenue Marine
Service in this Collection district, for the fiscal
year ending June -, 1851.
Schedules of articles Of ship chand!ery to be hid
for will be furnished application TO iliis office.
y. ". BASH. Collector.
, 1883-07-05
As Dinner Pill they have 10 equal.
Prepared by Or. j. c. Aver g. Co.
a Q r ID.

To all 40 are suffering from the errors AID
lnd!scrttiol-s II youth, nervous weakness. early
decay, loss O. GrHhuod. &c ] viii send Il recipe
thai will CUrr II FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy WIS discovered by "a missionary in
| South America. SeI- p seIf-addgae>ed envelope
| TO the l;Ev. jo~ErH T. INyAN, station n, Eev
| Egrh Ctty. lily
, 1883-07-05
HILLS ALBUM
BiograDhV and Art

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Distinguished Actors. Warriors. Musicians. SCieu-
lists. Inventors, FinauclcrS, Explorers. Religion
ISIS, Poets, Artists, Orators L4wyeFs. y rifcg-
Statesmen. Physicians, SoycrcigH-, and Of ali
persons of note iii the world. past and present \
beautiful volume OF - pages, quIrto- heavy
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, 1883-07-05

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, 1883-07-05
Snip Chaiia1ger.

UoW Wilmington.
Neither lh' Captain nor fh" undersigned agents $
will rr responsible" iu~ amy debts cuu;raciDdhy the
crew of jHr above named yc--ei.
L. II. THOMPSON. Master.
Il. W DELIuN ~ Co, Agent.
Port Townsend, May =, ,l~~;.
, 1883-07-05
n & nv ous DEBILITY.
\ Sure Cure Guaranteed.


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- Treatment, specific for Hyster3a, Dizziness
tuhNUi-lpI>- NrTyuUS Headache. Mental Drpgg--
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the treatment does not effect cure Guarantees
s>ucd oGIy 10y
WOODWARD. CLARK 4 co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Portland, Oregon
Orders by mail ii regular prices. 3}-im.
, 1883-07-05

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h1wr.~ ar' affected, 10 adop: the ,urc ramcd-
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"r.aF - therefore hazardous. By~p.a-ia liver
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5-.ba,'t Nas!'--- iiIl.r f'TtsG- bodily -al--
his j.! .fii!Ca with ias4 500 Ia. ia .sin, thi-
effective and safe Incdiciar
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally.
, 1883-07-05

EMTEOE7 people are always on th
EHIHkI EIl lookout for chances to incTpaS
HEi "a a. their earnings, and I'm time becem
EE EINHil wealthy: those who dOu8t !IEprBv
EH blIkI their opportunities rematn ~ power
y. We offer great chance 10 make
money We want many men. women. boys and
Slri 10 work for IL right IN their own localities
Any one can do the work properly from the first
start III" business viii pay more Than ten times
ordinary Wage>- Expensive OUtfit furnished free.
No one who engages fails 20 make money rapidly
You can devote yuur whole time TO the work. or
only yOur spare moments. Full Information and
all that l. needed sent free. Address ST.,~,,, ,t
Co., Portland, Maine s-iy
, 1883-07-05
ANNUAL MEETING &.
PUGET SOUND TELEGRAPH 90.

PUGET SOUND TELEGRAPH co.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Puget Sound
Telegraph Company viii be held
at the Office of the Secretary of said cola
Pany in Port Townsend, ". q. on Mdn-
day, the 9th day OF July. 4 d. 1888. lat
the hour of , z. NJ. for the purpose of
electing Board of five trustees to serve
the ensuing year. and for the transaction
of such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
"a change in the articles Of incorpora-
ton viii be also taken into copsidera-
ton
By order Pres. Of Board Trustees,
NAIH. ID. HILL,
Sec. Z. S. 7. Co.
Port Townsend, W T., June II, 1888.
I7-iw
, 1883-07-05

Neither the Captain nor the undersigned
agents viii he responsible ranv debts con.
tractcd 10y the crew OF the aBoycG named ycS
sci =. f. SCOTT, Master,
l. ". DELIoN * Co. Agents,
Port Townsend. MAY Is. I~~}.
, 1883-07-05
ExecuEglx' NotIces

To the Creditors Of Henry y Webster. deceased
All persons having claims against Henry !. Web
with the necessary vouchers, within one wear from
the date hereof TO Mary Z. Webster, ExecutTix
of said deceased, at her place of residence in the
city OF Port Townsend. jefferson County, ". 7.
MARY f. WEBSTER.
ENeCutTiN.
Port Townsend, W. T, May 18th. 1854. ii Ii:w.
, 1883-07-05

GERMAN BARK Federico.
from Arica.
NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR TIE UN.
' dcr-i"Gcd agents Of the above named YES
- will he responsible or debts contracted by
the officers or crew.
Oh. Ohlsen, Master.
Il. W. DcT.ion & 70 agents.
Port Townsend. Apr. H., ISS:;.
, 1883-07-05
Ship Austria.

FROM NCqUucu.
NEITHER TIE CAPTAIN NOR TIE IN
~ dcr~i.sncI viii he responsible for any
debts contracted by the officers or crew of he
above named vessel
g. Z. DELANo, Master.
Il. W. DELION & Co, Agents,
Port Townsend, April /, 1873.
, 1883-07-05

Neither the Captain nor the undersigned
AGENTS will be RESPONSIBLE for debts contracted
by tEc crew OF the above named vessel
7. Il. UONES, MASTER.
Il. W. DELGuN 4 co. Agents.
EOIt Townsend, Mars. iSoj
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-23

and its leaders twenty years ago. II 8
almosta quarter Of century since tie
Republicans came into power, and ths
country Is much less concerned about
how 1t began than how it Is ending It's
career. AS for its leaders and their
acts, Judge HoADLY Is q personal illus
tration of the vital fact that q very
large proportion of the men who made
fame and glory for the party in is
youth are to-day among the most in
fiuential and trusted leaders Of the
Democracy His candidacy Is q con-
tinuing and ever-present reminder to
the people OF Ohio that the Republican
ism and Democracy oito-day cannot be
divided by the dead issues Of the past.
New and living questions demand at
tention, and the party which fears to
stand forward and meet the issues OF
the day must give place to the party of
courage and progress. HoADLY's cam
didacy has brought out in sharp relief
the vitsl fact that Republicanism to-
day means nothing but obstruction. 1t
is the tie that holds the country to all
the corruption and evil born ofthe war,
and until this bond is broken no whole
some, sincere reform is possible; no
material advance can be made to the
new era of reform-the regime of hon
esty, purity and progress, for which
every good citizen prays.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-23
THE P~REsIDENT-s TRIP.

President ARTHUR is about to take 4
little recreation which, in view of the
fact that he has stuck pretty close TO
business during the heated term, the
\ eoyle will not begrudge him.
His trip will serve the double purpose
of airing Linn and advertising the great
National Park that is to be. The ubi-
quitous newspaper reporter will be
around about in all his glory and the
beauties and granduer of the nations
new park will be heralded to the four
corners of the globe, and the first thing
we know all creation will be turning
its footsteps on the same trail.
In the meantime, nothing will suffer
at Washington. We don't need a Pres
ident very much, anyhow. There are
several millions of embryo Presidents
scattered about the country, who would
make first rate successors if anything
should happen ARTHUR.
The starched and rufiled Secretary
Of State and Attorney General are
enough to leave behind to support the
dignity of the government, and since
CHANDLER is busy in New Hampshire,
and EVANS has ehinked about al the
cracks in the Internal Revenue vureau,
there is not much danger OF anybody
cutting high jinks in the Presidents
absence. Let him go and have his lit
tie jamboree out.