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WANT D-A WHITE WIN WIN, N.Sl
M0'tn COOK cook wash and rol. I %poWMlAN
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\ IOW NNIE-AI \ OkFtI Hl6lMNIa.
4 choice Farm Of leo acres, AL ac,in
buls dare hedge, on which is Il llur,ila..S,
residence OF ten rooms, COnNtatl
ranged large cisteru at the houN WV,
ant houses and two wells. Also 49,
rich lAud covered with timber, Nilhl :
mile " the farm, Situated Ia an ein'
neighborhood only five miles nohN1 WI
wet from DSilss. offered tVr 7 ~
ouly, by kUkrHf 4 BuLAHS, ksL -
Agents 100 Main street
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KEATING'S, sos San JaSSin n.y. once at @
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w hNTED-ALL PERSONS 10 ~ ~!
tbe una IhGl S Mrs j.; r. B9rnet, is cSri5
deceased, at 81 and Sl3 Main , s,I nasSal
she ut all times Is PREPARED S sti,,ese VIA
workmen TO do all kinds OF n, %mh dl
water and steam Citing, lifhtniunnG h
pumns and IN large variety. "s n
M ANTED-THE TEN AS NIi7FT7,I =,
; dOwOpnt Association viii d. VAlLt
,rot table employment to eyuerls,weslv@2i1
ahce solicitors. Address A, N. U aI. ila,f
10y. s25 Main etreet Dallas, Texas ~ n.
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TRUSTEES SALE

4 O ADVERTISERS-Lower rates for sd
yeitlsing In ~ good newspapers aent free
q 'drssv Geo y Row \ ' Go. ~ Suruce II n y,
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L7On SAIT-FAKN ~ IAiI4s M
4 Or 10 reut for money Two III
lreg and eighteen acres, 0ns and .
miles west ri RiCUaIdsOn; rich, black II
well improved, Ia nue state Of ealilua
large dwelling, J rooms; barn, oui0lIdg|
and tenant noGHes; Gpleudid orchard ~
b good wells and "a Scrcg limbt ~
uue Of The best p,Ecct In lgl1 ril
TITLE perfect; no incumhrance; lrrlW'
Apply 10 or address Or. /. n. -ryarA h.rI
Srhuu, Dallas county, Texas. sll,.t
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L,OR SALE - THREE EAuhiA5
L drummei's wagons and teams AZ,
In RAknAII'g stables
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w wd 1hDI ,1i,i FRY S BODY TIL IT !, a S5l
II they will apply nj the Int miii be fOfHl
6De Main rect, Dallas. 'i'eiligenee on
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Making a total of ,...., 49,,

Mr.. GOslin, who has been in business
here for number OF years, says that
nnding trade unusually dull and seeing
no way out OF the situation he deter
mined that tie bes thing he could do
unuer the circumstances would be to
make an assignment for the benefit OF
his CIR ditore. The parties who have at
tached are all residents of the city and
the bulk of the amount isior paper en-
dorsed.
The assets it is believed viii cover the
liabilt es thus tar shown. About two
weeks ago he sold his homestead to Mr.
q. r. A. Hendricks, Of New York, for
the benefit of his credi ors. His friends
are confident that he will be enabled to
resume business. There is some ques-
ton as to which was filed first, the as
signment or attachment suits.
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/, U aALf.--A FINE COUNTRY RGN
L ideuce and stock iaru, well inp6si
10 2crea hest rolling pTa'rlc-bu acres 10 I'D
tVstlon; good broom tenement honse "a
stock barn, gr>nori,s and tool huu's "a
lO-roOm dwelling house, very converted
arranged, wood house, cellar, ysais
nearly around house; abundance Of gEgfl
huuSs ,bSru and IN the pastur, Nv fntia
OF various kinds aud best vsrlele.shutr
shade aud Ornamenta trccs-bll masIy
| beautiful and comfortable home lmgNl
lneuts cost nearly The price asked t0r lt,t
| ! re ulace-iN per acre. A good lO-seSpa
| lot given with IA m. Fine stock and iIf
| nj bargain, Situated sixteen m les TIl
| We of dallas and four mile. ,s,tofOI
Hill. 'alius conn y, SIEWLRI Calal
Ovi''n, EMS 'om'y. wil
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'J7Rt srrE'S SALE or THE DALLAS
j OPERA uuHSE ~ HEREAs, the nal-
..s 'rrr'-!,tua. 'u'l .Uug 80 W certain deed
.if. t.'s eta go 30 o., f.Hfv, a, l.
d.. .t..4r.. 4 ~ TN, 4 Oyrps
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EoR REM.

~---s--ss--=ss 49, 49, ~ ...Nss nv
L'oR RENT -A PLEAsASL, ~
II aud BOARD IN private M ,.G an D
one ar tive gentlemen; kouse sllU"t,V Gsre
Line aud near ftvRy street ear' N' ss,I
l. llsrsld pf1ipp.
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E0V KTNTCVY TBh ~

lS0E RTNT-T; o MIN, ! ~ hSis
i rooms, with board, ,u'tRee cl
al ~ commerce NJ Pat rvo'" -
Ion Win mouse -
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w AN Elp--I0 TX =, ANGTy- I've ,.,ee.
W ana lot on Main street T na \ Hot
oWs. Address B., Her Id orc, iCe good nj
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.s,JE 1t,NT-TTy- STJH' hyGns
I Elm .t.,et, Shsrb. risst ron. an d
ward nnh stable attached mont ~, I'd
avenue; q go tn, best locnuo, rcr
dry goods or drug store lnlhec cry "a
tpnlV on uIpmiAps. IN
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Il o'clock. ia he loren oon, on the
way to their ranches, near the lake,
and broke through the edge where
the ice was thin. Probate JUDGE
Roth, and Nr. Jenkins, from What.
com, were with them, and in trying
to get their companions out, Roth
broke through twice, and Jenkins
once. They were both chilled, by
the water which was the tempera-
ture OF ice. and Mr.. jenkins was SO
benumbed that he could not stand up
after getting out. The two browns
ing men struggled in the water for
half an hour, when they became
completely benumbed, and unable to
make any futher efforts. aud sank
out OF siSdt. Roth and Jenkins
managed to get to W hatcom before
dark, and early next morning
many persons from Whatcom went
out and discovered the bolies. about
a rod apart, one 10 feet, and the 9TH
ei Is feet beneath the surface, the
water being so clear that they could
see them after searching about two
hours. Unable to get conveyance
to the place, they were obliged to
drag the bodies about three miles
to the road leading to Whatcom.
An inquest was held at Whatcom
on Saturday, elicitlng the facts az
stated, Mr.. Elkius was about AZ
years Of age, and leaves widow
and two children. Mr.. Huffman
was % years of age, and unmarried.
They were buried on Sunday, near
the Congregational church by the
Masonic Fraternity, of which society
they were members Rev. JOS
Wolfe preached short and APP
propriate sermon. All Whatcom
turned ont TO the funerel, and the
whole community was stirred by
the melancholy event.
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river, will soon be linished, and rails
can be shipped from Port Moody up
the line. All the heavy material
and supplies for tie Rocky Noun
tain Division, will be landed at
Fort Moody and distributed along
the road from there.
The House commute 10 agreed
that congress has right TO forfeit
the entire Northern Pacific land
grant, except that portion which
has been earned and patented
There is IA division Of opinion in the
committee AS to the wisdom of re
porting a bill forfeiting the who'e
grant
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DIED.

Miss Maggie Mckay, age l8
years, on San Juan Island, on the
18th of Feb, of Typhoid fever.
Mr.. Todd, Oh San Juan Island,
on Feb, 18th,
VIM Murray, aged 40 years. at
Laeonner, on Wednesday Feb. Goth
from Hemorrhage of the Lungs,
j. G. Eikins, age 40, at Whatcon
on Friday, teb., 22nd, by Drowning.
LIP. Huffman. aged %, at " That.
com, on Friday, Feb, ,22nd by
Drowning.
Mrs. NJ. Poor, aged IA years, at
Similk BAY, FidaIgo Island, on Feb.
23rd of Consumption.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT

Irena Bowman was violently
ehrown from her horse near the
Anacortes wharf, on Sunday, March
End as she was returning from
church at the Alden Academy ac-
companied by her cousin Wen>
dell Bowman. She was taken up
unconscious and remained so the
greater part OF the day, after which
size complained Of violent pain in
the head, attended with frequent
vomiting The same symptoms
prevailed next day, and it is feared
the violent conclusion receives by
the brain, may be followed by se>
rious results.
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The NORTHWEST SSrGapal,G lar, 81 /.
Sentimental People.

Oh how / detest your sentimental
people who pretend to be full Of feeling,
who viii cry over q worm, and yet treat
real misfortune with neglect. There are
your fine ladies that l have seen in a dining
room, and when by accident an earwig
has come out Of q peach, after having
been half-killed in opening it, one would
exclaim, "Oh poor thing you have
broken It's bacix-do spare i'll cant
bear to see il suffer. Oh, there, my Lord
how you hurt it stop, let me open the
window, aud put it out And then the
husband drawls ont. . Ny wife is quite
remarkable for her sensibility; mar.
ried her purely for that" And then the
wife cries, "Oh, now, my Lord, you are
too good to say that; if ! Ind not had 9
graz Of feeling, should have learned
il from you" And so they 60 on prais-
ing each other and perhaps the next
morning, when she is getting into her
carriage, o poor, haif-starved woman
begs charity Of Nor. and she draws up
Me RlsAs and tells tn, footman another
time not 70 let those disgusting people
stand at har door-LaAv S0NAcpe
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ssIniahmCo Items.

The cabin of Mr. Sercir near Sen i
ahmoo burned down THE week,
but fortunately he was able to save
all his effects.
Messrs Gariner 4 Co, have com
pleted arrangements TO put up a
Saw mill at Semiahmoo capable Of
cutting 30 to 40 900 feet of lumber
per day. They will also put up
Sash and Door factory. hey intend
to have the mill running by the LIST.
of May, A dozen houses, including
large hotel. will be erected as soon
as the mill can furnish the lumbe r
for the purpose. Evidently Sem
iahmOo is looking up.
Mr.. Z. Holman, an old resident
of Semiahmoo, had the misfortune
last week, to have his house burn
dowr. loosing everything. the ac-
cumuia,..n of years in an hour, and
his wife barely escaping with her
life. In attempting to save some Of
his household property, he was very
dangerously burned about the face
and hands, from which he has been
confined to his bed since.
The people of Semiahmoo are in
teresting themselves in opening up-
roads, being engaged at present in
opening one to Bertrand Prairie. on
the Nooksack river, distance of
ten miles. When completed this
road will open up a large tract of
fine farminy iansa,- that-is still open
for settlement 1t will also give the
settlers on the prairie and vicinity an
outlet for their produce
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR-
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

USITED STATES Dis TRrcT LAND OFFICE,
Olympia, Washingrb territory. Notice
l. hereby given III, in compliance With
the provisions at the Act of Congress ap-
proved June 3. rs. entitled AN Act for
sab ~ ! imbcr & Stone Lands in the States
IT CalitnrnlA, Oregon. NJ vuda and WASH
,ngton Territ"ry." Fra"k H. Ric hartls Of
Whatcom County. Washington Tsrritery,
mas this dny filed in this office his appli-
'atior 10 purchase III, La, 9 of Sec 80
MI NWf OF NE4 md Lot of Section
M 81. in Township No. 81 North. RaKge
M. 2 west of the Willamette Meridian.
Any ana nj pers"ns claiming adversely
the SAID described | nd. or any portion
hcr al, are hereby required to lie their
claims IN this office within sixty (50) days
from date he eoi.
Given under my hand. nj my office in
Olympia. w. T., this 2dth day JAN
uary A. ID, 1884.
J"HN f. GowEY,
AZ low Register ot the Land Office.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

Z. s. LAND OFFICE, AT OLYMPIA, w.
r.. Jan 18th, 1884 -. Notice is hereby given that
ORkIN bOYCE has filed notice Of in en-
.tion to make final proof before the Judge. o.
in his absence the Clerk Of the District Court
at his Office, in Friday Harhor, w. r., on
Saturday, the 18th day of March. A. ID. 1854, o..
Homestead Application No. 500, for the SO
"f SW 4 OF See 20 ANA M AW14 of sec. IS
Up 35 n, West
nc names a. witnesses: Joseph Sweeney.
of riday lIarbor w Z. Charles Nc KAY.
harlcs rdwford and j. IL. Boyce all of San
Juan Is and, w. II.
"A CIV JOHN F. CONVEY, Register.
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Hallway e. Navigation News.


There are one-hundred vessels on
the stocks, IN the Clyde ship>buld-
ing yards, aggregating 200, 900 tons
Rapid progress is being made on
the western section of the
Canadian Pacific railroad.
The camship George w. Elder
will take the place of the Orizaba to
San Diego, temporarily while the
latter is undergoing repairs.
The steam collier San Pueblo will
take $1,000 cases of refined petro-
leum, from Philadelphia, via the Su>
escanal, to China and Japan.
The ship OsceoIa, Capt. Pratt
sailed on Sunday morning for Mel
bourne, Australia, with 100000 feet
Of lumber.
A steamer drawing eight feet OF
water is being built at Astoria to rim
between that city and Gray's Har>
Dor.
Vessels drawing more than 25 feet
Of water, cannot safely pass the
Sandy. Hook bar, into New York
harbor, in all stages ofthe tide.
1t Is reported that the Northern
Pacific railroad com pany will COM
mence it's branch to Puget Sound
On the Columbia, near Wallula, an
run northwest to Tacoma.
The Nor thern Pacific railro I'd will
run it's own steamers from Tacoma
to San Franc isco, and will only
modify the tariff Of the Oregon
Railway and Navigation Company.
The Queen of the Pacific made
her last trip from San Francisco to
Victoria in fty-nine hours. She
will hereafter pass Victoria, on &C.
count Of the circumscribed harbor
there, and come directly 10 Seattle
and Tacoma and thus gain 16 hours
on each trip.
The steel bridge aeress the FraEs,
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR-
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

United STATE DISTRICT LAND OFFICE
Olympia. Washington Territory Notice Ia
1er'b given thSt II coaiplitncr with the provis.
ions OF tie At ~ Congress approved June g. ls7a
utitl Il AN Nc for the sale of Timber Lands IN
the states of Cllifuruia Oreg u N.vada and Wash
ingthn r rrth y, BERNARD MoRpHOSRT OF Sen
iuan County. W. r., has this gay filed In this
;lice his plicHtton t. pprcHs the Lot of See
-. ~ and ICs See No. IS. III Township No
81 North. kaugeI West OF tie willamette Meridian,
Any ard I'LL pcr~ MS claiming adversely the said
It. .cribcd Ia d. or my portion the reo hereby
required To file their claims ia this office within
sixty 1907 days fr m date hereof
Gven under my h'hd, AZ my office in Olympus,
W. this 3oth day OF .anusrv A. u. 1884,
JOHN f. CONVEY,
48 low Register OF the Land Oface.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. At
D'vmpi w t., Feb. 3, 1884 - Notice Ii
hereby given that WILLIAM H. GILL has filed
notice of iAtent'on To make gual proof
ncfore the Clerk of the Probate
Court, AT his office, in Friday iIarbor.
w r. on Friday, the 18th dPy Of April, A.
d. lS4 on Presumption ID. s. No. 1913
for tie NJ OF SEX OF Sect IL. Town. "a N, K
Vest and lot, = and 3 If See Z Up "a N,R1
wet.
He names as witnesses; William Graham.
Thomas Grah !" o4r h Nerrell aud Albert
zones all of Lopez Island, W.T..
As 6N JOAN +. CONVEY, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

II 8. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, w. r., sep.
" t.mber "a SS3.-Notice 4, hereby given thss
PETER LARSON ha~ fled tico eft intention 70
axe fbal proof before T.. Wsrbass Jm'ee OF
ir ,bate Court. ~ h,s Office. In Friday haIp9l'
1888 on Homestead Application No 2951. for tno
T. =, " NE 4 OF src. IL AID y Of NV d OF Seo'
i9, TIP. IS N, II 4 west.
ChArl,s French, of san Juan snd, W 1" anu
Thomas Mckinney and syrus Stow. Of Roach mar
bor W T
20 sw jolly r CONVEY, Register.
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ADVERTISEh.E NTS.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, at
Olympic, ". f., Jap. g isoi.- Nuticei. here.
notice Of istsntion Ia u'akc final pruoi he
fore the Judge. or in his absence The
Clerk OF the Probate Court, at his office, in
+ Idly Harbor ". =, on Saturday, The 32th day
Of March, !. ID. 1874, on Home tcad Aprica
ton No, 4GiS for the lot Sand \. VIZ of :. " 4
SIC. Il end NE14 of Sc i and Sc 4 ONE q
o See. 10 Up. - y, X 2 wet.
he name. IL witnesses. i. y. Fry, \. i.
H.hinsun, y w. WRIGHT, aud y p. S.MHcy,
all Of Ea Sound, ~. T.
45-6w JcuN T. GowEY, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. !. LAND OFFICE at Olympia, w. n
Dee 18th, lS83.-No,cc is hereby given that
GEORGE NOWA\ has flied notice of intention
to make final proof hrforr tie Judge or in HI.
absence. the Clerk If the Probate Court NJ his
office in Friday ilarbor. w. :. on Friday the
18th day Of Fehuary. \. D. 1884, on Homestead
application No. 2G9l, for the EJ% of SEH Of
See 9, and iots aud Of Sec 10 rp 80 N, ri
west.
lie names Us witnesses: John W. Gray
|ohn 'are. Peter Morris end ho =. Robjnon
] of orca- Island. w. Y.
Al. CIV JonN F. GrwEY. Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

Z. 8 LAND OFFICE Ar OLYMPIA, w. r..
Jan l4th, 1884. Notice is hereby given that
InANk =. bOI,E has filed notice of H.
ieutl"n to make finnl proof before the Judge
or IN his absence the Clerk of the Probal,
Court, at his Office in Friday Hurbor, w. T
on Saturday, The 10Th day Of March. A. d. 1884
on Homestead application No. $780, for the
> E4 of seq, OF sec, - and NJ of y. ~
of See. 81, Up - n, r 3 East.
tie names AS v illnesses. JAS sweeney, job
Kelley, Thomas Satliff and James Flcmine
all of San Juan Island, W.T..
44-6w JOHN +. GowEY. Register
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

a. \ LAND BtfIci OfYNPIA. W.T. Oct.
l. 1883. - Notice IS hrTbN Nv that GEORGE
DINa-ANS has fled nniic, 81 INT. rlton to mako
6ual n'aat b.fnra The Judg. ia his absence
ttn Click 81 the. D-ltiri Court NJ his Office, IN
Frlday Harsgr r.. on Tn day. thu 9th day OF
November H. o. 1873 on Homestead Application
y 3726. for he y II the ~ = o. section IL aho
~. N u 1T the NJ 4, If Section IA. TIP. 81 N, n.
west.
H names M wit esses: ~ A. Mcdonald u.
Woods and cLarl " .eyns. all IL Waldron, W. IL
=. 4 Enoch May, of Fast sound. w r..
80 6w JOHN +. CONVEY, Register
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF

US. LAND. OFFICE, at OLYMPIA W. T.,
Feb. 9th. 1sS4-Notice is hereby given that
Charles X. Rohb has fled notice of intention
to make final proof before w. b Mumford,
Notary Public, at hi, office in Seattle ".
II on Saturday the 9th day Of April 4. D.
1884 on Prc-cmttio y. y. No 6s.8 for the
and lot | If sec 20 Tp 81 y, west.
He names a. Witnesses: Myron II. Emory,
p. Bo>tam, John M1itison and j. N. Frey, al
Of East Souni. w. y.
4S 6w John r. Convey, Register.
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j. =. JUpsoR. G.. G. lsRAEL
IUDSON & ISRAEL,

/ AND LAWYERS, NOTARIiS PUBLIC and Rea,
- Estate Ageuia. Grace in United ST Isnc
Ofi"e bnldiug. Vain street, olympia Washii st't
Territory Special att ntinn given to All land mat
IRIS proof I'll ngs contests, etc. III the u. 4. IhDn
Office Advice given free to Hll. Letters answered
~ enclosure of postage. Address
JUDSOS & ISRAEL.
B,x3 Olympia, W. Z.
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DROWNED In WHATcoM LAKE.

Mr.. J. C. Elkins and L. Huffman,
of WhAtcom, were drowned IN Lake
Whatcom, on Friday. the 22nd.
They were walking on ths ice about
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ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE or APPLICATION TO PCR.
CHASE TIMBER LAND

INTFFD STa1E1 district LAND OFr,cr
- al rmuia. ~hirpton Territory. -Notiea y,
"'r''y ivrn ths' in 'ompiianc with the row.
%" 'f lie 49, - o,r'tss apr wed June = Isre
INIT - " IA Ut t. II" Sic Il Timber Iand a..
th' States # ct'i'"rrta. OrrEor. Nevada and Wash
iuRf"n i"r'it'r," WILLIAM ~ SHIpITv
Of Ming C"u ~, Waph Ter. has this day sisd
IN thir Office hi- application a. purchase the Jots
nd of Ssc No. ,. iurownship No 36 Sor.h
Rang No. we.t Of ''+Wills emeridisn "'
Any aud all persons cl"i ing adv erseJy tho Gaia
described and any portion thereof are bsrah
sixty (GdI days from date hereof "'a
Given NO my h nj at my office in Olympia W:
t., this lS' b day of February. \ ID. 1883 w.
JOHN L. CONVEY
eO'iow gistet of the Land Office
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We call attention to the liberal Notice
ef Mr.. SihIey with reference to donating
cemetery lots to all persons who will
clear the land, and o " tor the surveying,
There should be n general turn out OF al
the citizens on the island t. respond TO
this liberal OFF,, about u matter that in
srests all alike.
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James Bell, whp kept "A smali
store two miles above the upper
crossing Of the Nooksack, was the
man killed las: Sunday. The mon
ster who committed the horrible
crime was treach erous Indian,
named Jack Sam, whose motive was
plumber. Mr.. Bell was found lying
dead in his store, with bullet hole
IN the back of his head and the
building set on fire to cover Hp the
crime. a short time after the deed :.
The Indian, who had been seen with
a gun near the place half an hour
before, was followed up and ca D.
tured. across the boundary line, by
Sheriff Leckie, and tnrned over to
the British authorities. According
to the Reveilie- account "a- crowd OF
good citizers took him from bis
guards, and hung him on Thursday
night. No Costs"
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NOTICE. OF FINAL PROOf.

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". 1888. - Nottre is hereby given that 'onI1
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pr of before he Clerk III the Probate Court Az
Office IN Friday Hat Dor, r.. on Saturday, the "a
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lett A. w Warner aud @. A. Anderson, all OF L0p''
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