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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-23
SOM; WORSHIP!
TEEE new -f
SUNDAY SCHOOL SONG BOOK,
F.-sr'H ss-EEshJ by tt Is
L. O. EMERSON and ". F. sHERWIN. Z
Price s. cents; SO per hundred.

The sdvent OF srew sunday .schonl So-s rcoS
BY Two s.ch men saIe the gentlemen above named,
IL notable event, - ait. Lf.'
Mr.. rIlerzon stands coliessedly In the ye.y front
raa1 Of chu.ch-mudc ton p0EeC, and Nj. she7win,
also eminent As cnnpo.ef. has had sr,o: SUCCESS
In the omfiiIng II the best known suntay,srhcnl
muse books and has for years hsc charge OF The
musical department. a. CHATAC2uA. and othe,
lGnous as.eua;!C' Of Sunday school workers. The
ADVANCE. being Tar above the ordinary Sunday
school "ilIgiesI" AID fle ctgEiaed Tithou, hs.ls
dull. .-1' 80 Vs. r'r +. n 1Tr-'-'' -
The Eyaus are by eminent N,lits, and are ius
Q! the best religions Truth. ar.s' 49,
TIe Mui!c Is Of = hiSh orde:. SUPERINTENDENT
| VIII be pleased with the fcdeI OF Subjects. o
which there Is Erea: variety. ''ll- - >
Al2!s;C:s cacnGt fall to Me tho hymns.
| onS spteiGen COPY EStltd text i.ec Tor twenty
ire cSais. Specimen Pigs Zee.
OLIVER DlIsoN i CO., Boston
c. Z. DTTscE & CO., g,.,.5
] ss7 Broadway, Kew York. nyl7..Ay
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DR.. J. E. SMITH,
No. 1901 CHApLINE STREET.

Tia best evidence Of q phyy!cIan's sueces, IL the
anc. for my professional services Prove lhAt have
dealt honosah!y and fairly with those who have
consulted t1e. never use patients narao with.
out permission, thou2h have many hundred Ger
tlac2tes from these whom haze CURED After thav
had been pronounced incusAhle. 4 thorough med.
ical education. with many years hospital erperi.
ence and familiarity with therapeutic aaepts, 4
clote observance o. terpersECntsl recul!ArIty,
and st:!ct attention 70 hJgieaic MANAGEMENT IT,.
sases success. cure aposG.ble, and frankly ri ye
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Clears out rats, mice, soactsa, il!ss, aals,
bed.bugs, skruks, chipnunks, gophe,.. l5a
DrugSisss, 'Ia FF H's-s' l1ifs,g
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Singing, irritation, Inflammation, all Kid.
neg and Urinary Complaints, cured BY
"Buchu.paihs" 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-23

Special Agents In Theelng.-Lcssa & Co., @,
NenSef: asleI, r. 3. Bur: & Co., Ilex, T. Young,
I I. shiis; D. Z. DG1Sh and J. 5. White 1: ca,
seIai:e, oato; A. 3. cng. Martins Ter.y, OHIO.
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DE-. Yrazier,s lsoot Ritlers.

~" Dr.. FrRxler'N KOOt Bitters. N
Fsszist'7 Root Hi..e,s a.e not dram shop
beverage, but are strictly msdicinsl in every
ssnsc. They act strongly upon the Liver snd
Kidneys, ktep the bowels open and regular,
cleanse the blood and system OF every impu-
yity. Sold BY druggis.s. 81 %.
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MEST,'n renriaL.qi specific hlr Hsx:cTli, Di=zi-
srcsI .Couyulsiou<; FITS .'e.Tots Nr-1ra!;ia,
lieadaciGe GUS FsoS;tetinE causcd by the Gsa
Of a!e1hol OF tobacco. cAitt1.urS3, Mental Le-
sanity .ad !eAJi.S 10 misery, Gcray aad death,
lTy, -t1,a.S on! Liza, ilssrcrr*ss, Loss Of power
IN c::lre scI. involuntary tcsScS sn, sp2Fr1Jt-
G?-la:. cause. lis v.ss-exGrtg. q TIC bEssr. se-
a5res or oypriadu aace SaH 2, NO eeItt SlSs
for Sa, SGT By mai prepaid "a -sccipt OF r;ieE.
WE cgAEAsTEE SsS EoI@s. ii'G
To Giro say cslse. With cech osEr TSceiyNl hyus
tpr six boxes, accompanied wlia ka4ft 'we VIII
and tho purchaser cur Hzitten -rrfaEtfs 70 n.
t2ad tie .rIa-sy IL the trratf3Sut cocS Eot eaeci
: cur. Gu2saItrrs issual only Ey stE
LOGAN d CO., sole Asentr, Wheeling, Wa
Pyopridtcss Logan 4 Co.'S tlcs:lns Hcno syscp Eut
EhItN,s phvktc, Ra.t L. rse -------- I. lai.sETAE
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r HAVE LOCATED Ny
gEPAIE SHOP

REPAIR SHOP .gEE.
EalS Main Street, and An new ready 70 Eeps..,
Clean And do anything IN The Safe aud Lock bud,
ness, Will repair both Tine and Combination
IoctH, AID Will also build and repair jail And
'aul! locsa. No n!e TOO osd 10 iets!,. RI
SA asg I'D, WNpER
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MEDICAL.
.Xtr Ttrt.

..N.,a Nfgs. .. LI-r N -Nte 3erf.
Mrs. Twist, Ne. is Avenue D, SAYS .he Ia, been
tfpabled with worms for moro than A yea,. and
that she took one bottle Of Dr., Q. KeLdSsfA ESiS-
brIttd Pymtfr2t, prepared by Fleming BROS. j.
which brought away from her over three hundred
worms, big and little. She now believes herseIf
to be cntiIe!y free from disease. To :.
Ms,srs. D. & J. ". colton, Of Winchester. Ind,
happened last spring 10 get kome OF Dr.. &, We.
LGhtS TerlEL5Hce. Amer selling a few bottles,
the demand became SO great for Il that their stock
was yoou exhausted. They state that Il has pro.
duced the hest effect wherever used, and Is very
popular among the people. 'E..s 4II
Andrew Downing, OF Cranhurrh township, We.
mango county, gave his child one teaSpoonful Of
DR.. q. KckiRt's TtrRi fSgr, and Abe passed III
worms. Ssit morning, on repetition or the dose,
Abe passed III more. lIs llIHI =
: Jonathan I!orshran, OF Yves. union, PARK
county, Iowa, writes that that he 10 uaable TO
supply the demand, as the people In his trishbor.
hood say aitet trial OF The others, that fii Is
equa! to DR.. Z. NeLdat's vsrm!t4cs. :" -
Z. Et,, Y,-i.
Mn. Hardy, no Suffolk street, writes US that
she has been troubled with worms for some three
yeac, and that Shc used one vial Of Or. @. No
adnts Itrn!sgc; prepared by Fleming Bros,
Pittsburgh, Pa. which brought away over ffty
large worms. Her usual good health Immediately
returned. .H.aH $500,
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De. 5E4Ztrl's MAGIC olSTXEyr

De. TEAzlEAs MAGIC OINTMENT
The grestest blessing that has been discoy-
cred in this generation. A sare cure for Boils,
Burns. Sores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds, Sore Nip.
pies, Hard and sott Corns, Chopped Lips anG
Hands, P;nples End Blotches. p:ics sos.
Gold by Druggists. :
EnLz1rR Mrntcrsr Co p-nn,s
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Ole !QaheIIiaentsr
A LIBEsAL EDUCATION. /,

office, n".. 10 ana ~ ionrie.siii Street
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-- hAAIEh .ILUINIAE co IfUpS-, =
Cleveland. Ohio.
Wholesale Agents: Leo,S&Co., Wheeling,
y. Va, AID ]. G. Dent & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. BSv
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THoGAs coLVIE,
Wholesale G,oce:. 4a!r 81, TheelIre. y. w
u!cerations Of gectCr, PIolArsus ana Prss-
"Was given up 10 die and pronounced turu-nNa
o.. 5aiA cured me without knife"
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH R R.
EAGgW g.; -
Condensed Time Tatls OF Passenger Trains cor.
rected May II. lSst-Central Standard Time.
GnISl Ugsr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30

The ship Astoria. "a her next cargo.
will take coal from Departure Bsv TO
San Francisco.
All thu Starbuck vessels ara on the
Pacific. the W. II. ~ .rb1cS being At
Seattle. the L. F. Oakes Al Tacoma the
Henry Willard a, Portland. the Astoria
on her way to Departure B4v. and the
lille T.. Starbuck recently sal ed from
Columbia river.
The Boston ifrer'.ser of the 18th
SAYS: The sup Mercury arrived at this
port Saturday. i25 davs from Port
Rlakelv xtb a cargo Of lumber. con-
sitting in part of lJJ,fs0 feet of red
wood. 10 60 shingles, and large guam
tty of Geek plankiug.
The DIRECTION of B1rsau Neritas has
inst issued the following statistics OF
marine dis sters reported during the
tnenth Of February. ls-i. conc rning all
flags Steamers reported lost 10 BIT
lsh. - Spanish. French-to'a Al, u. In
this number u included steam. r.
! ported missing. SulIng vessels re-
/ ported lo.t-4 American. Is British, 8
/ GeFfnan. ? Austrian. Brazilian. Chi
can. , Danish. Sp.ulsh. . French.
Italian. Norwegian. 3 Dutch. Porfu-
qurse . Swedi-h-'otai, loo. In tals
number are included II vessel reported
/ missing.
Inc late reported fast @teainlng Of the
/ Queen Of the Ftcifir " = slightly over
stated. 10 III Ike tbe ran more rapid
the distance from Ssn Francieco TO We
to;ia was = I'D ~ be so miles, when, II
fact. II - only 10. TINS cats dowR her
average -peed during the trip two miles
| an huur
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30

The weather IL beautiful. 4 bs.ter
spring for farmers | never saw. aud
f.rn work is farther advanced now than
on the last of any April 10 ten years.
Meadows are looking very fine. and
III. prospect for au abundant hsrvt-t
aas never better Sunshine and ram
have been given Us in good proportions,
and without An overdo-e OF either.
James Buzby. one of the oldest set
tiers. has rented his farm for term OF
wears and will again move to Seattle,
where his son and daughter now reside.
4 Mr. Christianson. just froru Indiana,
has rented his farm. ana with his fam
iiv will now reside among US. A new.
but wecome neighbor.
+. L. Miller. another old tltrer. has
gone To Yankee land on a lorg visit.
H. friends here all hope Frank will
have pleasant visit. and in due time
return to us with health, happiness and
a wife.
Collector b ,sh. of Port Townsend.
and 5. T. Spangler have a gang of Chi
namen slashing and otherwise lmprOv-
ing their large ftrms here, which adds
a great deal TO the natural beauty of
the place Mrs. Bash, wife of the Col
lector. is spending the spring with her
mother. Mrs. >raneler. and As nat
ural conse quence the smiling face of
the jolly Collector Is frequently seen
among US.
Our new store keeper, Mr.. G. "elch.
is getting stock of goods on hand for
country store, and selling cheap for
cash L. is a blessing We long have
needed, and Low We should show our
thanks by giving him a generous pat
ronage. ). I.
Oak Harbor, April 2S;h.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30

This little village is pleasantly stu
ated on the south side of the Chehsiis
river. about eight miles from the mouth.
II il said TO be- the best town site On the
harbor. which is not saying much in its
favor. he land II rather !oT All
around the place. being tide land. The
timber near Is nothing extra, but up
the stream farther il IL good. The saw
mill here runs full time that -, eleven
hours and half a day. 1ne lum Der
pie Is growing rapidly. The tide water
backs no tbis river about twenty miles
from this place, entirely submergirg
great portion of the farming land called
prairie. Potatoes have q D" sn'pp~d
from other part-. and are III good de
mand At 4 10 per bu-hei. p;ner veg"-
tables are scarce. The tow site com
p4ny are clearing some lots, when they
are anxious 10 sell. They -ay. Now j.
YOUR time To get town property STRIKE
while the iron ~ hot De tronhie l.
the IRON IL - very hot II Is dsnG.rou- To
get IN striking distance. They advrr
ti-e verv highly. 40 as 10 get - many 81
come and SEE the place ~ p".-Ibie. u
gives t.sasr tst'e,cie2 h macs plenty 81
| business. They stasd ready 10 weic'Ii.r
| the stranger ana rake III Al- E"i" Ailu
| QrseBbacka. Good lsbOrers get from -
cents TO 81 a day and board. and no de
mand for more AZ that pre-. he log
| Qing camps pay little more.
HoQUAs
| l. q liveiy little place n the month ri
the river The saw. plane and lath n'iii'
| have plenty To do. One good hotel ha'
many board-rs. Board Is rather high
| A good z,zrd store does a rushing buS.
ness Most of the town site Is 10" tid'
land lots are cheap. Good water !
scarce. Wages for common labor 1
low. son. property holders may den,
fny statements. bnt let p- PIE come an'
see IoRRESCK
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30

WAsHINGToS. April u -S-nator Sia-
.er's bill To forfeit the uuearned lands
granted to the Northern Pacific Rail-
road WAS referred To the Committee on
Public Lands today. Although the
Home committee has made Its report
On tina subject. 1t continues 10 nave
hearings. chiefly for the bill 10 forfeit
all the lards earned since July, 1913.
TODAY another hearing WAS given on this
side. and others will probably be gwen
IN tho future. The majority evidently
are anxious to find arguments To
strengthen their position.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30

IHE Nrw Consul AT NICroEh.-
Col Robert J. Stevens, lately appointed
United States Consul at Victoria, Il. g..
and his family. were at 81. Paul on III.
list. en- route for Victoria. Col. stevens
~ brother in law of United states
Marshal Hopkins. and aa old resident
of the Pacific coast. For some yelrs lie
was Superintendent Of the United States
N int at san Francisco. He served IN the
late war, at the close of which he WAS
elected chief clerk of the Committee
Oh Appropriations, the leading commit
tee of the House of Representatives..
which position be resigned. taking IA
change of climate Oh accou'.t 1T health.
Col. Stevens will relieve Hon. Allen
Francis. who has been gwen the prlvi-
lsge Of transfer IL III. Thomas, IL On
tarlo much, u may be sad, u hls own
disgust. An effort To nave Mr.. Francis,
WHO is very popular, retained at Veto
TIA has been made, but with what meas
IRE Of success has not yet been reported.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30

Parties de,lrons Of purchasing from
fv, to one hundr-L Thousand acres OF
valuable timber land-fir, spruce or
c. d ,r-wlth excellent wafer facilities
for sAipp'nQ and htudiing the sause. at
from three 81 five dollars per acre. can
be accommodate by applying to Ieele
Il Worthless. httorn Is AT law. Fort
Townsctd. ". L. Iitie direct from
Government. - 6w In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30

Mr.. Geo. Dauiker has purchased the
photograph gailrr5 OF Peterson Bros.
on Front street. He will take possession
on Mondey. April iith, and will con-
tinue huSlue-s at the place low occu-
pied. Changes for work will not be
changed. All the old negatives will be
retained, aud any p@rs n wishing dupli
cats can T, acvnrntrod .:t d. iue pub
lie are respectfully Invite Il 10 continue
thor patrouag". apl2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30

SPREAD OF THE CHINESE IN PORT
LAND The N@,rS says: In" undesirable
Chinese are spreading III every d'rec-
ton, and the late feeble attempts to
check their progress have resulted III
nothing profitable. 4 large portion 81
the most desirable business property of
the CITY has been turned over to these
clogs of civilization, owing either to the
apathy or cupiiIty of the owners of
property. The Sherlock block. after II
stubborn fight, has at last been nncou-
ditionally surrendered IT, the enemy: the
last white occupant, the saloon on the
corner. hay ug received notice tn quit
their premises 10y the frat Of vi ". he
Clty Hall ~ now surrounded on all sides
by Monaghan ueIghhors. II VIII not be
long before the city oiiicIalS viii have In
surrender II To- the advancing horde.
The surroundings viii lee rendered 50
unhealti v IN time tina! re abandonment
of tins buiidlny Is aiinust a fpsegOne
CONCLUSION. II the business man o!
thus city have their own interests III
view. they will make "a stron, definite
aud permanent stand against the fur
Their advancement ut Chinatown. and
abandon the penny wise and pound
foolish policy that has prev lled alto
geiher too lonI. The deterioration at
real estate values Is Inevitable III the
event of Chinese euoruaohmeut. THIS
hint IL respectfully but emphatlcal
conveyed to the real estat. dealers and
owners, and Is based on solui tuducia.
principles.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30

Ia. c-lebr ,tei Crown Cy!nder Juur
- rr,' nihcr lu'rica'irV o's u. Valid
: C.tup',@iIs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30

SHiLOirS CATAKRH RtMEDY-a
positive care tor catl;rrh. diph'heria and
ranker mouth. 4. Il. Stewart. druggist.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30

NEW NKGsTABLf9>. just received st
California Market, From, aud Seneca
streets. rhubsrb, green peas, asparagus /;
gilt edge roll butter, ,os roll : choice
butter. .Nc; Sicily lemons, pc To so a
dozen. Also oranges from the celebrat-
ed Riverside district air LAneton has
inst returned from California and has
made arrangements to have the first of
the season. lois
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30

To SKATERS. - Those intending to
compete for the prize at the co,ning
Grand Carnival will do we'll To praotic.
skating nj the new riuk. in Capt. Gil
more's Hall, where they have the best
skates and finest floor in the Territory.
The best of order will be maintained
and strictly enforced. :. }. Fowzer,
proprietor. 2J-3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30

II Won want io buy p saloon. Tod ing
house. cir II and variety store. i'll fact.
buy or sell anything. call on Pickering
i Co, III WASHINGTON ST. app lm
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Ladies, N"u can get yoUr children
hat, fer hrn what you won!d psy in
an, other store 1T Clayton Bros. = 4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30

A. a blood purifier DB. HsNLEy' Dan
DILLON ioSIC his 10 equal. y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30

Ask \. Il. Stewart for liENLfY DAN
pEl.InN ioNIr and take no ether -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30

FOR DhSPi P-li mi liver com
plaiAt. ypa have q .tinted guarantee on
every b,-ttle IF Snioh's Ni'hiiZ-r. 1t
never fails To eure A. Il. Stewart. drug
gIst
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30
Count J reasurer's Notice

THE TREASURER oE KING COCN-
l y. ". l., VIII pay. IN p-esc ataf ion
all outstanding warrants drawn on the
county fund Of said county hearing dates
prior 10 aud including q. - of the Nav
term of is No 80 tercst will te allowed
on said warrants after this date.
GEO II. HILL. Treasurer.
oiiine 81 County Ire surer Seattle.
dny = I>si 2liWIw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30

"HiCKMETACk." II lasting and fra
gran, perfume. Price % and 50 cents.
\. +. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30

DR.. +. Il. johnson, in the treatment
of disease. discards everything that will
reduce the strength or weaken the con
stitutipn. lie does no, believe That The
skill of man can give "A CURATIVE power
To any article that Gcd has stamped
with "a power to KILL. A. Is held bS those
who use poisons m treating disease. As
all recovery from disease il due t. the
life properties III the body, and death
advances Just in proportion rs these
powers are weak he'd, no efforts made
by the frame Ia overcome dis, ase should
be interfered with and weakened, but
always aided and strengthened. As all
polsnns taken in health or disease,
by accident or dcs,pn, whether III
large ar small doses" 50 .ta,' IN they
act al all. when they do not destroy lite
outright, are opposed" 10 health and
life and weaken and oppose natures
own curative Efforts. he refuses tu use
them. Believing the use Of poIs"rs 10
be contrary Ia nature. 1t war With sci
.uce and destructive to the hum N race.
he selects his rem, dies from the hun.
dTeds of poaertui, yet HARMLESS, vege
tables and other non -pnison"us agencies
that nature has provided for toe cure Of
disease, which. when properly us II, IL
tangible doses. speedily Restores he nth
without doing violence to the constitu
tion. Ofhce at M. asis Comm, roIei
street McNaucht'- huilu,agl. Seattle.
". 1. a25dalm
For weak and debi.Iiajod coustitu-
tivus take HENLkr's DANps,IoN Tonic.
DRuus.-Aware of the fact that goods
are necessary in order Ia do bu-iness, \.
Il. Stewart selected a largo stock while
in san Francisco. These added TO
direct importat.ons place him III posi-
ton 10 furnish everything Ia his line al
l,u-sst pt.s,hta N, ICES l,bf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS
In AdmiraItv.

IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF ThI
i Third juiiclal District # Washington
Territory, holdin. terms at Seattle In II 4
coui ty. III -aii ter itory
Charles Mcbon- ID. 4. Ulin. Feter Morah
and bert Moran, psi tnei- doing blsio's
IS Moran Brothers Henry l.. Yeser and John
y. Ahder on. Partners. do ~ busin ~ az ihs
fesier Mill Company, libellants. W.. the 'tsau-
er Flnnie Lake, her b. iIcr, eng mes, tackles ~
pa-el and furniture. res; ondsnr.
whereas. A libel hss been filed IN the Dis
tric: Cur Of the Tairt Judicial District Of
WashinNou Trrri oly holi,ing terms Ut Sat.
tie. cn The 9Th day OF April. 1894. by Charles
Mcdonald. Z. Tin. Peter MORN aud Rob-r
Moran, par ners, doing business "A Moan
Brothers; Henry l.. YesleT ara hn !. An
Ctrson. par mere. doing busine-s as The fesa
iii I'll Germany. iibe ilants, agsinst the stfsne
fsRi.ie Lake. her boiler. eng mes. tackle, ~
parel Dd furni u-e. sieging, in substance,
tn = laid sea er being ~ the hArbor Of feat
tie, in said Territory Of Washington. aid b..
lnS III need o! repairs, the sad libelisol,
Charter McDonrld, at the isquest of the mas
ter of Id steamtr between the lsi dsy OF
January. 1882. and the 7lh dsv Of April, 1854
furnished ut ces-ars materials for 80 d steamer
and id necessary work upon her to MAKE
ner sea~ or h.. which SAID III terisls and weft
and labor. after ceductiDg jast credits ana
'pso.S D. ail-'uh - enc huhu, ~ anu sst ~.
Iuu ,eu one Iuhdrea Ii u"Iisrs, anu =, -.
~ "' nc i.fu A.. -
,'Ns.' " 'uo ssid steamer De'Weeu wv
1 ' VI "sich ioot' qua 'he TN =" =, ~.
100, per'"rlieu necessary "ork apo ~.
up n the T. ~ stermer 90 make her seaWortb!
en- sn ,''u ""rA 40" is"ot sm a
800, ai'.i ue'uc ~, ~ Jus, e.ooi 1900 a.
n Wv "a ioei'h'e. retet @.,
: II, AT tue request VI sau n -.
~ -. ia! ~ January; Ioo' -
IN "aN y. APtii- 1851 'urhisnea nei
no ''ale 'p' Sel' s,"siner. anu 70. 80
n'! "v' .hu ,aoo' upon hsr .,.h
He' "ta"ocH - "'Nh siu insteriss a.
80 anu ""r anu 'aoor pefio' hea' s.s 4.
a ,". All u,' c'eui's Ahu N o's, sm' W..
20 10 au tre haiu i'eiiHh's, nenis =, Al
~! !er sho 'onh >. hhutrsop' a, .hs Ieqs Ian.
'ne s".u ihae'er. oe. wen ne is' ur 90, a.,
ia ', ioo' anu tue 'th uay ot hp.,i, 49,
nsn,i heces-a'y ma 'riNs iof say se. ~, ;..,
which said ma eiials, after deduetnp hi w.
credits sed on Ct. amount TO NO -, "a
ar VI saia tnaterlsis iurn''Eeu anu .h,1t.
snof dan re beeess nv 1 r sai1 r.am ns NJ,
,nA' hoi'h-r 'he uas'ef ! ,aiu ',iW.n,. :,
ner owners hsve eve Iaa % the ltosi !,
dh' Oh theih' 'ie >alh amounts "a u IN,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30

The REV. GEO. IL. THAYER. of
Bourbon. Ind. SAWS: Both myself and
wife owe our lives 10 ShIl.OH'> CON
SUMPTION CURE" \. Il Stew n.
Il rni,rl.f
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30
ONLY

1--WE LOTS. IN BLOCK 4 RJREsS
Il second addition. on jackson sirss,
for sal cleared: easy terms 10 labor;rs,
men; no more for sale on that bean,tr
street wheI these are gone.
ap5 q &. PHINNEY M
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-30

EXPLAN ATIDN. THAT LITTLE
Il has over the barn near the f1r' Of
Ba te-y street. is paced there q, guide
to DIR. MERRIcK'S office, which IS On
Mater st., third house from the corner If
Battery. just In front Of the Tag mrs