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louisville Commercial
Mrs Rosie Ret,ig Of No. 600 East
Jefferson street has in her possession
a very peculiar and odG-shaped pis,
tol which was owned by ieudai
lord during the Middle Ages, and
which was the instrument employed
10 save Martin Luther's life after his
release from imprisonment at worms.
The pistol was originally the prop
erty of Francis of Lirklngen, q brave
knight, who tlourished in khenis,
Bavaria. The weapon has been Ia
the Rettig family for upward OF three
hundred years, and many reminis-
cences in connection with the remark
able weapon have been transmitted
10 the present generation. one story
IA that a rich nobleman, who counted
his retainers by the hundreds, was
the father of beautiful daughter.
While the Baron was absent frsm
the casle one day, a band OF condot-
tori who were struggling through
the country. besieged the place. and
led the young lady away In captivity.
To regain his lost daughter the rich
nobleman offered her hand In mar
rage and the finest piece OF firearms
that could then be made. A num-
her of val. young knights essay
ed the task, and after two years dil-
igent searching, Sir Francis OF Lirk.
inpen found the maiden and returned
her 10 her parents. Soon after they
were Joined In wedlock. and the PTS
toll which Mrs. Rettig now possesses
is said to be the weapon presented to
Knight Francis on that occasion. IL
Is a magnificent piece OF workman.
shin. The stock Is made OF hard
wood, tipped with brass and ivory,
and surmounted in several places
with gold. On each side OF the bar
raj some delicate carving is displayed.
Near the point OF the barrel Is com,
nlete representation of the chase,
and toward the center of the weapon
A chariot battle Is represented.
Three personages famous in Latin
mythology. Jupiter. Juno and Miner
va. are depicted In the stock. Near
the case OF tue nunuIe 10 Aih" v.
octagonal design. in the lower end
OF which is carved the pale horse
Death. No one has been able To dis
charge the weapon since II came into
the possession of the Rettig family
The hammer works with a spring on
the outside of the barrel, and this
connects with another stee, spring on
the handle. The hammer Is con
structed with an opening made to
hold the flint. A small tube connects
with the powder pan, aud this is
about all that can be said OF the pts.
toll, except that the caliber is forty
two bore As II stands, the pistol Is
q beautiful piece of workmanship,
Repeated efforts have recently been
made 10 purchase the weapon for
exhibition In. the Berlin Museum,
and short time ago the instrument
was photographed by an eastern art.
Isl and sent TO Germany, Mrs, Ret
tig values It's possession beyond price.
The pistol is indeed rare specimen
Of the firing arms used by the noble
men during the Middle Ages.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-10

A HALF LoAF WANTKp.-The New
York Times Of August Slsi said: Every
road in showing decreased earnings ~
compared with last year, and in some
cases these decreases are shown despite
considerable increase Of mileage. The
Northern Pacific road. IL may be added,
10 making a surprisingly poor exhibit
for this time of year, aud the managers
have reached out for more business, by
boldly reducing their freight rates on
grain TO figures lower than were ever
heard of before In the Northwest. They
are rates which even our Eastern roads,
with their full traffic east and
west. and facilities for economical W ark-
ing, eoald hardly squeeze profit from
while for road situated as is the North
eru Pacific, they are starvation. u ID
clearly a case Of trying 20 get half a
loaf. when higher rates would mean nd
bread
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unrrrxs roa TIE Posr-ETELLioKscKs.
aOrHERLEss CHILDREN.
ny CARRIE V. sHAw.EIoE

Nox. send this verse for token
I hedge these tears for sign,
That All of the motherless children
Ara sisters and brothers OF mtne'
No matter at all your station,
No matter your name OF year,
T cisim ali the motheriess children
By the pathos Of mutual tears
All day we are going so calmly
Our duty's wearisome round
That none shall know Of the hopes 'nA'
Pnried down under the ground;
Rnt when the daylight - endlne'
And ali its cares are dismissed
whan the willows are swayiug gently
Where winds of the summer hs''
Tn the hush of the perfumed evening
When the heart for awhile Is true
whsn the stars look down IN pity
And the express - vet With dew,
Wen meet in the churchyaro snao'T'
Where the sad graves lie IN . iine,
Where ali of the moti.erless cnliui0"
Are sisters and brothers OF plihs'
TACOMA. September. 1854
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ESTATE OF THOMAS KERSA4AS ms.
- eeassc.-S tiee b hereby given Nv ~.
annersasned, aant iskrAsar ef She e.t~,a ~
mas hernaaaa. deees s<si, to the errait.,-.
y 70 All persons having claims si..sr =.
- oee<ssed exaiait them. with L. ne
10y vouchs-s. within one year sitter n .
.s.-l p ..le@non % ihts posiek. o the sid
ka<in, On Commercial str a. I'm a. es.s -
Seattle. 10 King county, W.
FREQ u. sANDER.
Adminssfrasoso the ssssss a. fnsmss Ia.
nAhan. DECEASED
Dsasa - sss<sle. Anssss assA. lssS ~ 81
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An persons DESTROYS Of consisting "
C. L. Miller. ST.. will address him y ~
los Cherry street. Seattle, Nasnins'N
Territory: POstoffice box Al.
Communications will DO treated y.
siderarely. eOnadentially. skilfallf' noS
estly. and with dispatch s..
SUermatorrhoea. Seminal Wesk1I
iuipotency and all diseases caussa
sexual excuses cured. - ..su
Hundreds OF testimonials can q
&C my Office. Advice. instrucfio1s - ~
printed Quest ons sent free upon re0e'r
az address and stamped envelope
DIR. G, l.. MiLLBk. srs.a
los cherry street. -. ". Mokr "
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Notice Of Final Proor.
Us LAxD oErlcl ~ oLrsrr.. ".

--A>D offtCh AT OLxAPIA. W. T.
Ang. - lisa
sss Is n-reey given that HI raOMAS
MAKE nal prof. b,fars the Jadze. or ln M
sos~nee. the Cserk q The District Oourt AZ
nis once. In seattle ". T., IN wsdnss.lav
ne losn day Of oet0br. A d. ise4. On pome'
,teea Application No. sizes for the ; i o. Sw
o. section !, tovnsh p IS nor,h. range 3
he names ~ witnes=es Rarf a r-a
lanes FREED, william Jonss ard WiIli..,
orswford. ali Of seattle. ". T.
JOHN r. 0OwEY.
e1-oce1 Register Of thu Land Ofsra
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Notice of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land
UNrrEp STATES prsrs,cr L.xp Ory,cr

ONIkku StAIks UsfklCT LAND UFFICK, \
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TKRhrruRY,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
~ compliance with the provisions of ths
Act OF Congress approved June 8, 1878, emit
tied AN Act for the sale Of Timber Lands In
the States of California. Oregon, Nevada and
Warrington Territory" KENNETH Nc
kENZIs. of King county. Washington
Territory. has this day filed In this Office his
Application b. purchase the NE l. Of section
No IL, in township No. IS north, range No.
west Of the Willamette Meridian.
Amy and all persons claiming adversely tbs
said described land. or any portion thereof
a-e hereby required 10 iie their claims In this
once within sixty leol days from date hereof,
Given under my hand, at my Office, in olym-
pis, W. T.. this 18th day Of July, A. d. 1881
JOHN =. CONVEY.
tylEstls Register Of the Land Once.
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DR.. SPINNtI
No. % kearny stree ...
rress. an Chrsnie and spesas

verne MN FRl5
yVHO MAY Bk sUffkhnssss,'', 4 ,
w the effects Of ycathIn -4 a.
discretion viii do vel sd
selves OF this. the CREATES -sg, D
al ne altar Of suffering hunls<s -. a 9
SPINNEY viii guarantee ~ 80 tasH
for every case o. scFnina - 49,
private disease OF any k1n4 - edrs
" hich he undertakes and -. s
mRDDlE-ASEp No. ..,rs
There are many 81 the 49, ~ Fesst
axty who are troubled wilb I -. ~
evacuation OF the bladder. - bHfx
panied hy a slight srnartint ~ sgs
sensation aud 5 weakening - - -
In q manner the patient can ssrsz
for. on examining tie arsnAz .csL q
rory sediment VIII 0ften ~ ssnr1g
sometimes small particles y y : t6ir y
appear. or the color vii oe All
lsh hue. again changing y .ssu| 3.
-.,rp.i aupearance. There are - 4 q
who die az this officially. ls,s a W \
cause. which j. the second 1880 ~ 4
nal weakness Dr. = VII su.S ~
feet cure in all such caseL. -. 1919 ~, h
Of the gcnsto Y. ~ So
Ozfice hoars-la % and 20 $3.50 y
rron n 10 n = N. Consnis.s;-s
rhoroneh examination and sa
CAN o. address nm. srryx1
M No. Il KsAxny g
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Application for u Patent.
L. s. LAND OFFICE.


OLYMPIA. w. T.. Aug. ~, 1884.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Arthar A. Denny, whose postOffise
address Is Seattle, King ceuntv, w. l..
has this dav fled his application for a
patent for 1900 linear feet of the Cliff
Iron Lode Mine or vein bearing iron,
with surface ground 800 feet ia width.
situated in Summit Mining District.
county of King and Territory of Wash
ineton, and designated by the field
notes and official plars on i!e in this
Office as Lot 40. ~, OF said Lot No. ~
being as follows. to wit:
Beginning at the spex stake on the
southern boundary of said claim, thence
south So , AS west along the southern
boundary of said claim 100 feet TO cor
ner No. of said claim, where Is set a
post feet long. foot in the ground.
with mound Of stone thence north g.
10 west along the western boundary Of
of said claim, also being the eastern
boundary of J. w. Borst's claim Upon
the Denny Iron Lode. 1900 feet to the
northwest corner of the clain, cOrnSr
No. ?, where Is set a post 5 feet long,
foot IN the ground. with mound o. stone:
thence north $50 As east along the
northern boundary OF said claim 500
feet to the northeast corner of the
claim. corner No. 3. where is set
post feet long, l foot IN the ground.
with mound IF stone thence south Sc
10 east along the eastern boundary of
said claim 100 feet to the southeast
corner OF the claim, corner No. 1, also
the northeast corner of j. w. Borss's
claim on the same lode. where is set
post feet long, foot in the ground,
with mound of stone thence south
So ~ west along the southern boand-
airy of the claim, also the northern
boundary of j. w. Borst's claim, 500
feet to said apex post and the place o,
beginning. The southwest corner of
said claim lies north TO- &1Sl' east, IT25
feet distant from Mineral Monument
No. OF said Summit Mining District.
Magnetic variation, soc 45 east, con-
tanning IL 1855 acres.
The location of this mine Is recorded
IN the Recorders Office of King county.
w. T., in Book I OF Mining Records.
The adjoining claimants are ]. W.
Borst, claim No. 81: A. A. DENNY.
claim No. 40, ]. W. Borst. claim No. al:
James Taylor and Dexter Horton. ciaiu
No. IS.
ANY and all persons claiming adverse
ly any portion of said A. A. Denny Ciiff
Iron Lode Mine or surface ground are
required TO file their adverse claims
with the Register OF the United States
Lond Ofhee at Olympia, in the Terri
tory Of Washington. during the SIXTY
days period of publication hereof. or
they will be barred by virtue OF the pro
visions of the statute.
JOHN F. CONVEY, Register.
IL Is hereby ordered that she foreeo-
ing Notice of Application for Patent
De Published fer the period Of sixty
days tten consecutive weeks in the |
WEEKLY PosT-ISrEIlIGEScKR, a news /
paper published At Seattle. W. +.
su2s JOHN +. CONVEY, Register.
Jacobs & Jsnner, attorneys for sppli-
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Notice of Final Proof.
Metre of Final Proof.
q. 8 LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. r.

q. g LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W.T..
Aug 20, ISS4
Notice is hereby given tina. BROWN NJ
CLINE has died u tice of intention "a
make anal proof before the Clerk Of the Die
trict curt, st his office, in Seattle, W T., or
Friday, the 10th day Of October, A. d.
1854. on Pr emption d. 5. No. 1852. for the
u OF Sc \, NE \ OF sc 4. and Sc \ OF
Ne \, Of section s. township % north, rang
2 east.
He names IS witnesses A. d. Guthrie.
Anthony ohlert. G. Orge Pickering and Joseph
wymore. allof Seattle. W.
JOHN CONVEY.
au2Soc2 Register ~ the LAID Of.ce
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NEw PosroFFIcE.-"wild Goose Bill
has been appointed postmaster of q new
Office established in this county. HIS
appointment was delayed by the fact
that his petition called for the appoint
ment of "wilt Goose Bill instead Of
Vim. Condor, his true name. He had
been 30 long known by the appellation
that his neighbors had forgotten his
real name. LiHcola Leader.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-10

hcxrxx,srs-H. N. Wright Of the
Washington Marble Works has she con
tract for moving the stone work from
the old ceEesery 30 the new. All parties
having Head Stones OF Mon4ments
there. wishing 10 have them cleaned or
exchanged for new, will please call AZ
the Works On Spring st-Uet. N
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ARxNrsc PaoroaRAFHx. - NJ. 3. Nc.
Claire. late operator and retoucAins art
Isl with Abel. Of Portland, Or. has
taken the phetoGraph gallery recensly
conducted by Peterson Rros, and has
removed % 7IsS4 Front street. Nehl.
horns building. where be Is prepared ~
do ell descriptions ef phoseeraphine in
the eest and moss artistic manner. In
larging speciality. 7awlf
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Great credit Is due Mr.. c. r. Frasch.
our enterprisine grocer. for ais recsnt
importation Of q strong, yet delicate
article OF uncoiored Japan Tea. knoxn
10 experts and now - she pahlie eener-
ally AZ Sunbeam Tea" Thls brand
has been selected, as It's name implies.
from the mos1 nlatnred crop and Mr..
Frssch wisely made arr&ngements %
have il shipped direct % him from firss
hands. Give IL trial and be convinced
Of iss superiority, iyS
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Gold. silver, aluminium and rubher
are employed by DIR. klbourne, 81
Front street in making artificial dem
tures. Gold for partial sets and alumni
mum for full sets prove the naost salts
factory.
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IMPorxxcY and Losr MANHOOD ~ - n
cured. The ek and afflicted 49, - trrssla
80 cali upon him The DoesnL s-..s-i ~
extens xely In Europe and 49, sa.sinhs
0aShly the various hospital: t .,.cs' W.
a great csal Of valaable tnfel = sssld
be IS competent 10 -mpart 20 ~ 80 90
bis services. The nector eerss ~ -ssls .
fail. rrg him DIR. 6Ibb0N - $3.50 Il
charge nuless he sdee's cnre. .-~r.n1s
distance CUKKp At HOME =. ,ss-ss.ssss
tiOns stri .ly confidential Al
ell In plain envelopes. ..,.sss u
send $40 fer Q paek.se 2. a,ns)k -
or write. Address DR. J. y. 49, ~
1s5T, san Francisco. Cal -
per IN which voa saw this Aavrr.s-.---.-~~s
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The largest stock. the choscsss selec
ton, the best quality and lowest prices
Of stationery, blank books and miscel-
laneoss books. a. the book store Of q.
Davies Il Co, lis Cherry street. M
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-10
Dissolution Of cuparinership

TUE PARTNERSHIP FrREroFoRK
cxtstlng hetween Cha Saker and l..
n s<Ayey. doing business On fronf
streea IN Ssaftse. uaS1er the ARIA name Ct
Baker q sesvey. has eeen dissolved hy
mutual consent. Seayey retiring and
hsker oontinasnx the business hescAfteT
alone All hahklztses are assumed b.
{ harses h2kcr. ana "a socoanzs wrli -
payahie 70 him sl1aeA
CHAs HAKER
l. ~ sxAyKY.
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Not q particle ef Quinins nor any
mineral substance il contained in Ayers
Asue Cure-but il does the business.
Warranted.
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The fare % Victoria By the steamers
OlympiAn and North Paci6e 10 reduced
30 a. Rcnnd trip tickets b Vscsoria
and return, GOOD until September 18th.
vii - cold a Is. lya
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Notice of Dissolution

THE PARTNERSHIP HERErOFORE
L existing hStwcen James Acsrtson and
n0nAld Mckenzie, doing business under
the firn name u Morrison & Mekenkie.
as preprse.ors OF the Pacific and PuxSt
Sound soda W orkS in the city Of Seattle.
Wash. Terri has this day been dissolved
~ mutual consent tbs said 1aaes Morrs-
son assuming all liabilities CT said part
nership All debts due or TO become dse
% sid psztnershio are 70 be paid 70 Don
aid Mckenzie. at the affi.e q George H
PRESTON. Buffers haildiag. Seattle VT.
DONALD MCKENZIE
JAMES mon RISON.
In the presence Of George HYDE Preston
Seattle. WASH. Terri. August 1h lSsA
The undersigned eeSs 20 thank the
trade for past patronage and viii continue
10 furnish superior article in soda Wa
ter. Ginger Ale. SA~apAriIia and drauxhi
Cider. JAMES MORRISON.
Pacific and paSet SQUAD soda Worka
Basement III Front street seattle.
susdWtm
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DR.. Prices dental Office IL removed 20
his residence on Fourth street. between
Marion and Madison. aus
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FOR TINE UPPER sKAcIT.
ssu,r Glide C. W. Cove, Master

r RAVES YEsLER's WHARF on
Thursday and NonGay. ealing - stan
wood. EtsAlasy. Mos Landing. SkaSis
CITY. Mo1nf Vernon. Starring and al IN
termed 4fe points above. For freight or
passage apply On board OF 90 GEORGE
fOSTER On the wharf AMI
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For all scrofulous disorders. for syph-
ilitic and mercurial diseases, the best
remedy is Ayers Sarsaparilla.
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klackhcrries. Plans and Peaches in
any quantity az @. +. Frasch's Mill
street. pear Commercial ~
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a DIRECT ROUTE TO

q "a DIRECT ROUTE TO
W hascoH- Throagh by day
light Steamer W. r. Nunroe leaves a.
! O'Clock O. N. ON Tuesdays and Fridays.
touching az UtsalAdy. Laconner and sam
ish Leave WhAtcom for Ferndale on
SATURDAY. Returning. leaves WhAfcom
On Wednesdays and Sundays II O. m
Fer freight on passage Apply On board,
or 20 George Foster, On the fesler wharf.
CURTIS BROwHFIELD,
no25 Master.
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IL should enter like Sunbeam. Mr.
q. 4. Frasch's. - Sunbeam Tea" i've
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ANNIE WRIGHT SEMI jtRY.
A BOARDING AND DaY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

Ine n. Rev. j. J. Paddock, DID. Rector
fhe Rev. Lemuel H Wells. AN. CHAPLIN
THIS NEW AND CONNODIorrS
4 building viii be open fer the Christmss
term of school on
Thursday, Sept. q, 1884.
experienced and successful teachers
nave been engaged for the different de-
perfments
Persons wishing 10 study Music. Draw
,sn ls OF Painnns viii find opportunity here
Tor superior instruction.
II = desirable that early application be
made for admission
For particulars address:
MRS. LkMUEL ii. WELLS. Prin..
IyS3m New Tacoma. Wa=h. Ter
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-25
DALLAS DOINGS.
THE WOOD HAuLEas' ARRAY.
Andy Pearson Shot in the Bowels-R. b.
Hickman the Enthusiastically Fa-
tai-0ther City News, Pleas
ant and Otherwise.
Seriously Shot.

Yesterday about noon Andy Pearson
and Il. b. Hickman, wood dealers, had
difficulty at the junction of the Texas
Trunk railway and the Main street rail
way, In which the latter shot tho former
in the left side with 3S-calibre Smith
a Wesson pistol, inflicting wound
that will In all probability prove serious.
They both received wood over the Texas
Trunk road, delivered at that point,
and the difficulty grew out Of
Hickman charging Pearson with steal
ing wood from his pile. Ho charged
Pearson with taking a certain stick
from his pile and Pearson told him to
take 1t. Hickman then began to curse
him, calling him a thief and other hard
names, when Pearson started toward
him with stick of wood in his hand,
saying, "Don't you call mo such
names" AS he did this Hickman
drew a pistol and fired, the ball taking
effect as above stated. Pearson did not
fall but staggering backward and pull.
ing open his pants and exposing tho
wound said to "A by-stander, "See what
he has donei he has shot mop fIick-
man replied that he had no business
coming at him with that stick, Hick-
nan then started down town saying he
N"p hyihb w nulltuubIy anu WAS
arrested on his way by
City Marshal Beeman, of East Dallas,
who turned him over to the county an-
thoritios. He was lodged in the county
jail TO await the result of Poarson's in
inries. In the meantime Pearson, who
did not imagine no was much hurt,
transacted his business with the by
stander, and mounting wagon, was
driven to his home, No. 1901 Main
street. BY the time he reached
homo he began TO feel the effects
OF tho shot and his condition grew rap
idly worse. Drs. Allen, Graham,
Adams, Ewing and Schoolfield were
called in and rendered medical service.
The wound is regarded as serious, and
the chancos are Pearson will not re-
cover. He has wife and three chill
dren. When HERALD reporter called
TO soc him last evening he was under
the influence of opates.
Hickman claims that Pearson has
beon stealing wood from him for some
time, and that he shot him because
Pearson approached him in a threaten
ing manner with stick in his hand
When heard from at lato hour last
night Pearson was still alive.