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, 1884-01-24

From Il republican standpoint
there IS much IN the way OF saIsfuc-
ton 10 be derived from the contest.
The democratic party has from time to
time claimed to be L party of reform,
aud now the first man WAC comes to
the lront as a refor. is deliberate
iy slaughtered aud oenonlcld by the
leading democratic journals OF tie
state, and the loI & time precedent OF
giving two terms 10 the senate VIo
late |. This cannot fail to nave Its eli
feet upon the country at large. Only
three tuIngs were urged against Sea
ator Penuieton: He was q reform
er; he was not willing to cosne down
lIberally with cash; and he voted
Tor the confirmation Of Stanley Mat
thews for supreme judge. Payne
IS tie style of man the demoI ac :
seek for ii presidential candidate. re
Is not so very Old; he has plenty OF
money; he is backed by the nuiinIted
wealth OF great corporations
, 1884-01-24
UNITED STATES IITLANDo OFFICE
I.NMPIN w T.

Notice Is hereby given that. in compliance
with the provisions of the ACT of Congress ap-
Droyed June 3 ISIS, entitled ''AH act for he
Slir of 1imher lands in he states OF California.
Oregon Nevada and washington territory
IicoTr.e W. Down, 0f Jefferson 60. washington
territory. has this day fled IN inns once ms
;,pDIi,:tion 10 purchase { he " hi of Sw qr. and
ne ar of sw Or OF seciCn :. and NV or OF nv or OF
seciicn II g and IL. in ship - north, range
west cf the Willamette Meritgn.
.uycnd all ucr-onS claiming alVerPly the
said ,lrScribrd land. or any portion thereof,
ARE hereby required To file their Chains in tiiis
Office wirhir siXtV-6G-dayS from date heTcoI,
Gwen uurirr my hand al ny office, in Olym-
pia w T.. This 9Th day of NCNember, AD, 81
~ low JOHN + CONVEY. Register.
, 1884-01-24
:. =. DISTRICT LAND OFFlCF,

UINHIIF'I, W HsTII1IITVIH IT IlItII y
Notice Is hereby given that. in compliance
with the provisions of the Act of Congress
approved june ). 1878. entitled ''An Act for
the sale OF Timber Lands in the States of Cal
itornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter
itorv-' Henry T. Price. of Jefferson cedn-
ty. Washington TcrriiGIy has this day fled in
tins office his application to purchase the Sc
ar of sec. No Is. in township No. - north, range
No. west of the willamette Meridian.
AnT and ali persons claiming adversely the said
described land. or any portion thereof. are hereby
ryqu nd 10 file their claims i'll this Cfir" within
~ixtv ttED days from date hereof
Given under hand. at my Office in Olympia.
W T. this 3tst day of October. \. ID. 1888.
JOHN f CONVEY.
IS Oyy Register of the Land Office
, 1884-01-24
Notice to Creditors.

Notice j. h.--sly gwen by the undersigned adj
Of u. estate of Joseph Larivicie. de-
ceased I" he creditor Of. and ali per-ous having
claims "-ai2-i 10" >aid deceased. to exhibit them
with the lv Cs~aT HJE, EcT> within ore year from
the r~t publication # This notice to the said ad-
inI1I~i -ltrr a; H. a. 3d"nr'. III New Dnna"u">. W.
+. "r h. ~ltuu VIII ht. barred
.BIIN THOENTpS.
administrator f f!i. estate "f
.i"~"Fh I.aTINe'''- deceased.
i'-t PuiiCaTi II. urc. H. trsvi.
, 1884-01-24
United States District Land Office,


Notice il hereby given that. in compliance
with thr provisions OF the act OF Congress ar-
proved June ;. ISIS EMIT ed IAN act Tor the
sale Oi timber lands in the states of California.
oregon. Nevada and Washington territory"
ChaS. +. Anderson. of Jefferson Go. Washington
teri II 1ry- has this day flied in this Office MS
Application to purchase the nj OF sc Or sW qf
# Sc or of section t. and or of ne or of lection
9 a and ~ in township 20 north, range west OF
the willamette Meridian.
said descl ibed land. or any portion thereof,
are hereby required TO fl c their claims in tins
office within sixty (GUl days from date hereof.
Given under my hand, at my office. in Olym
MIA w T. tins 9sih day OF Noy., A-D. 1888
i5.IOY JOIIS p. CONVEY. REGISEER.
, 1884-01-24
ITSIJFD STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.
AI-HAI I1I 4 " AsuINIIInN IERRITOKN.

Nofice is hereby gwen that. in compliance
with the provisions Of the Act of Congress
approved June ;. 1878. e-tiIled AN Act Tor
ifornin. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter.
ritorv.- Jchn F. Shade. of jefferson
Counrv, Washington Territory has this day
fled in this Office his application to purchase
the lots and ,, and Sc of NV qr. and SW qr oi
ne or Of section 2. in township - north range
west of the w lIamette Meridian.
ANY and all nerSOns claiming adversely the
said described land. or any portion thereoi,
are hereby required 10 file their claims IN ihiS
ofli rp within sixty lG0l days from GATE hereol-
t;iycn IntIer my hand at my office. in Olym-
MIA w T., this 2Sth day of November. 1856
Is.IGw JOHN F. CONVEY, Regiser.
, 1884-01-24
UNrrED srAyEs DISTRICT LAND urFlcr,

UIympla. IT a-hInrIOn TerTltOrY.
Notice j. hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions OF the Act OF Congress approved
JuH. > IS1S entitled An Act fog the sale of Tim
Der Lands in the States of California Dragon. Ne
vada and Washington TcrTitCTy. Stephen
WilPtU Of KI'Sap county. Washington Teri.
has this day filed in this Office hiS application 10
to purchase lot of section p and lot / and ne or
of Ew ar OF section 20 % and 10l. i'll township
26 north range I West or the Wiliamettee Mer
dim.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the -sid
described land. AIRY portion thereof. are hereby
required file tE.eir claims in this Office within
sixty ,t0} dayu from date hereof
Given under Iay hand AT my Office. in Olympia
W. T.. thi~ l1ti! day e NOveTi"er. \. D. 1873.
JOIN r CONVEY.
4O-f0w Et'.r>tcT of the Land Ofiig'A.
, 1884-01-24
rHTTrnsT,TEs DISTRICT LAND oFFICEl

Olymnia, Washington Territory.
Notice l. hereby given that, in compliance
with the provisions of the Act of Congress
approved June 3, 1878, entitled IAN Act Tor
the sale of Timber Lands in the States of Gall-
fornia. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter
riiory." Charles Dyer, of Jefferson Coun-
ty. Washington Territory, has this day filed
in this Office hIs application TO purchase the
or of section 8, in township ~ north, range :
west of the Willamette Meridian
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land. or any portion thereoi,
are hereby required 10 file their claims IN tins
Office within sixty t6Ol days from date hereof
Given under my hand, at my office, in Olym-
pia, ". T., this 2sth dav of Nov. \. ID. 1883.
I3IOW JOHN +. CONVEY,
nj the Land Office,
, 1884-01-24

OIympla. IT hshIIgIoh ItIIIIOTy-
Notice j. hereby given that. in compliance with
The proyiSionS of the Act of Congress approved
june 3. 1873 entitled An Act for the sale of Tim
Der Lands in the States of California Oregon.
Nevada and Washington Territory. Reuben H.
Allen of jefferson Co. Washington Territory, has
this day filed in this Office his application 10 pur-
chase the or of section 3, in town ship y ncrth
range west of the Willamette Meridian
Anv 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 dO) days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. at my office. in Olympia
". T.. this 2Sth day of November, A. ID. 1888.
JoHS F. CONVEY.
43-IOv Register of the Land Office
, 1884-01-24
A COMMERCIAL BARGAIN.

Henry B. Payne has been Il candi
date for president for the last quarter
of Il century. He was before the St.
Louis convention that nominated
I'ilden in 1876, and, it IS claimed by
his friends. was sold out by George
IL. Peudleton. This campaign
against Mr.. Pendleton Is thus actu-
:ted on the part of the Payne men
Dy revenge and backed by barrel:
The same influences that nominated
Iilden IL 1876 still have a great bear
ing upon the campaign of 1884 No
man who Is not very veal by need
look for high honor IN the democracy
of the future The fact of the matter
is, the democracy OF Ohio Is split in
twain by this election. Such bitter
ness was never before seen here The
hames of men Wno are alleged to
nave sold their votes are well known
mere, and III some Instances have
been made public with the amounts
that were paid. These amounts
range from $3.50 up to $1,000
1t IS earnestly alleged that inyastt
cations will follow, and the end may
not be vet
, 1884-01-24
UNITED STATS uIsrgIrr LAND OFFICE, ;

NTIN Tf!IEIii. v iI-iIIil-I' I'l ftIIIIVIf
Notice Is hereby given thar, in compliance
with ihc pTCVi~Gu~ OF she Act OF Congress an
proved JUNG 3. l~GS. entitled 'Sn Act Tor me
sale Of Timh-r Lands in the States of CSiiio:-
Hil. Oregon Nevada and Washington JefTt-
iory.'' John Monroe of Clalam county, WASH
in@ion Territory. has This day filed IN TINS
fhCe his Application TO purchase The sw qrnlhM
or of section II, and hf Of liz qr of see u. N
township j north, range II west OF the " Nllihhf
ette Meridian.
ANY an all neTSouS claiming adversely tiis
said described land or any TOrtion theFtoi,
are hereby required 10 file thei- claims IN tllts
irem & ' 1 in tympis
W. T., this eth day OF November, A D. loes-
o3-I0y JOHN P. CONVEY, Register
, 1884-01-24
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

Notice is hereby given that. in compliance with
the provisions of the Act of Congress approve
June 3, 1873. entitled AN Act for the sale of Tim
Der Lands in the States of California: Ore
gn, Nevada and Washington Territory
Charles Agnew of CIzlam county Washing
ton Territory has this day filed in this office his
application to purchase the NV or of ne or OF sec
- in township No 30 north. range west or the
" willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the SAID
described Land or any portion thereof, are mere
by required TO file their claims IN this ohce Wlthln
sixty t6O) days from date hereof.
Given under my hand Rt my Office in olympia
W T.. this 18th day of December. A. D. lSS5-
I6-I,ly JOHN +. CONVEY. Register
, 1884-01-24
UNITED STATES District Land Office. !
OIympia. Washington Territory. J

Notice. is hereby given that. in compliance
>,ith the nroviSinns of The Act OF Congress
;,Drroycd juno 3. 1878 entitled IAN aci for the
sale of Timber Lands in the states of CalIfor.
MIA Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri
torv- Samuel Gay Morse, ,Clalam County. Wash
ingtnn Territory, has this day filed in this
office his application to purchase the sW or OF
ne ar of section /. and or Of ne or, and hf of
NV ar of section IL. in township 30 north. range
& west of the willamette meridian.
ANY and all persons claiIning adversely the
said described Land. or any portion thereof,
are hereby required to, file their claims IN this
office within sixty i6Ol days from date hereof'
Given under my hand ut my off ce. in Olynl-
mia. w. t. this Ist day of December y. -.
lSS}-
JOHN +. CONVEY,
II low Register of the Land Ofhee
, 1884-01-24
: Terrihi. Ccuch Cured.

lu '--. tool, % severe cold. which affected
l.E I.--. ..JI O. t-ggij. .a cough. ard passed
H.-H. |.-.r q LIT without s.ceP. Tie doctors
.H-- --s u.- tried AYERS CnTEEY Pc
-..s.L. HreL relieved NY lungs, induced
-.... ...- s.E.t afforded u4t, tie rest necessary
.r- .r. recovery Of NY strength. BY tie
r0H-. rat Use ut tie !TCToEAI q perma-
..ur cure Was effected. am now IT, years
..,, altlr tli hearty, and am satisfied your
'Ti-i'is1 EE,IOEhT. S1vci me.
HORACE FAIEHEUTHEE.'
r. aIu=EGm, VI, July 10. 1ss2.
, 1884-01-24
United States District Land Office,

OLYMPIA, NSlSnl; -gIOn 1eFIltOis.
Nof;ce Is hereby given that, in cOmpllahce
with the nrnvisiCns OF the Act of Congress ap-
proved June 3 1878. entitled An ACT Tor the
safe of Tiu.ber lands in the States of Califor-
mia, oregon Nevada and Washington Terri
torv Daniel G. Harbau,. of jefferson Co.. wash
his apI,Ication TO purchase the or of sw or; So
or of NV or: Sw or of qI, and NV or OF sc or OF
section T. in township - north. range west OF
Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land. or any portion thereoi,
are hereby required TO file their claims IN tIis
Given under my hand, at my office, in Olym-
mia, W. T., this 2Sih daV of NOY.. a. ID. 1883.
i JOHN F. CONVEY,
1s:lev Register of the Land Ofhce
, 1884-01-24
AYERS
Cherry PeCtOral.

No other complaints are 50 iIlsid.ouS III their
a-tsc:,s- tii1so affecting the throat and lungs:
nome 50 ,v.iei with by the ma.o .ority of suffer
rgs. 4Hr ordinary cough or cold, resulting
perhaps irosA 81 trIH.ue or unconscious eX-
f'..uae, IS often Int tAe Legimniug Of fatal
-.s.uasz. AFEE's CHERRY PICTORIAL has
Ns.I Gr-oEsa us e:Ecarv p. a forty years fight
...H ,l..at -a.i Jung diseases. ,,I.G Should be
t.aa. .lt al c,ssys Without delay.
, 1884-01-24
L. 5. LAND OFFICE. Olympia, W. I, I
December 81. ISS3

Notice Is hereby given that Aanson smith
has filed notice OF intention to make final
moot fore \ J. Smith. 4 Notary Public, at his
Office in Qulieute. W. T.. on Thursday. the sSlh
No l-Gi for lie : If Of Nv CT Of section J. - or
OF - IT, of sec. /. and NV Or of nw ar of sec 10
township - north. range II wt~t
He names A. Witnesses: +. 7. RaCh Charles
CuIprtt. f. \. Esworrhy and L. NJ. Ford: all of
NIf-Gw JoHN F. CONVEY. Register.
, 1884-01-24

- for the working class. Send 10
GOLD {. 4: !. ; : :. {.
Thought rossib'e 81 any business
Capital rot rpduiled. Ne VIII start ycu- on
can work nj! ;ht time or IN spare tiHlr only Tire
work IL universally adapted 10 both sexes. !"nhg
and o.d Yen c.n easily from! - cents TO
s. every evening". That all who want &Crk may
Ir>; The hgs IA e vt make ghi- urpIrai s!sd ciiHr:
TO all who are net well sVtished We viii send y
to pav tor the trouble of writing IL. Full par
ticuIar- directions. etc. s-II ft'-- Fer une-
will Er made isy thuse who give Their whole TIM"
to the work. Great success absolutely sire
Don't delay. Starr now. Ad"re>~ STINS'' n
Co. Portland, Name
, 1884-01-24

NDNtiiiiFT -. l0>i- !
Notice j. hereby given that John Th0las
i,- t.dsr,I5sr Ct Intention to H:gEe hLai proof
hafo .. .Juf-" or in h.s ah~cECC. the Clerk Of
h. Ffo,... ont. ut his office IN New Eun-er"ss.
II I, -, =! .t;-v. The 2l,h day of JANUARY. \. d.
~ on Homestead Application NJ. %:'i fer The
: Ef 81 81. 1r of Sl,ti,H 6. and y ht q te or of
81 c,i.t. . township - II 'Trh. rang" We~t.
H. ... mos - ,yitrr~~..-: tr.rFs J Yel-. Gnles
>hsf;t.,i. chs J. rrr~ and li' Has hUaph: all
of New Eun eIr~-. W. ]. ~
JOHN F CONVEY.
Z ris., T.srrI
, 1884-01-24
WAITE i!

Wanted Il Pen Angeles lie most VT stern and
one of h. Lest liT!5oG- or G.-t Sound or Stats
of + Eca is or latt families 10 lake Home stegCi>
or Pre- empi!Ch> Ia tIy sCHc Of The ;Own lots from
$40 10 so !OT. 20 IUy scDIe Of lhe it-aCTc lots
fom So to So per u,Ic. 4 eIc j. plenty OF the
best of umler iaud- west of it: tEeT" J. good
prairie lands or lie Cutie Lie il. H." county
IT has plenty of GOOD water. tim"r. coed soil fish
and game in abundance.
Steamer leaves Fou Townsend every Monday
morning
, 1884-01-24
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With each order received by rs for six boxes ac-
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, 1884-01-24

Elegant I'm -oiIer.es, all wiu,Is e
Cierson q Myers.
, 1884-01-24
Us. LAxp oFflcE AT ol,,lrl.. ".

Notice i hereby given thar ChaFi,.s william.
ha- ii!ed notice of intention la make. iEnI moor
befur- the judge. or in his absence. The clerk IF
the probate court nj his Office in NeW DuugpI.p-.
W r. on Frday. the 18Th day OF Jauuagv 4 -
1851 on Homestead application No. 2sG9 for :h,
NV Or Cf section -, township .! north. range :
west.
lie Iames IS witnesses: John Everett. t,Gs
Cornau Frank Robertson and Charles OT"f=:
all of Po,t AUr-lC-. y. T.
JuHN r. tSuwEN
lf-.i,. REGISTER of the Land Office.
, 1884-01-24
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, 1884-01-24
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40. Il kearney Street,
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YOUNG MEM

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hurral.itv DIR. SPINNEG will guarantee 10 for
feit 500 for every case OF Seminal Weakness or
private disease of any kind or character which he
undertakes and fails To cure.
NIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There ar. InGny from the age of - 10 dh who are
.gouh.ed with 100 frequent eygcEatiuns of the
bladder often accompanied by slight sIaarting
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ten in Il ma. the patirnt cannot account FOR
On examining the urinary deposits ropy sedi-
Iiput will often be found. Li.d sometimes small
PARTICLES of abUuen will appear. or the color will
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, 1884-01-24
Notice of Dissolution.

u NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS,
n that we. the undersigned. copartEerS hereto
i0r' doing business under the name OF Il. W.
lie Lion II Co. have his day by mUtral consent
dissolved the said copar;uyr~hip, and i mutually
agreed BY and between US thai each pay al bill
contracted by himself, ard nil dchls due aid
partnership and all existing At This date
shall lie paid To. and fulfilled 10y K. W. peLion.
In witness whereof have hereUnto set our
hands this 2lsi day Of September, 1881.
la presence of r. W. DELIuN,
j. s. KUHN. Z. y. NICkELS.
IinLoRY BUTLER. ! HiIw
, 1884-01-24

Nov ; 20 II II G to subscribe,
Hzal..ilaI Cretonnes a. Ges5on Il
Meyers
, 1884-01-24
Ihe Lle.l;on Of Payne,
A REVIEW uF THE SENATORIAL CONTEST
IE OHig.-sE~ PROBABLE COENT-
pUENCES.

S aeia1 oth4 Cl5cog, TriJuHe.J
CuiruBrs. O. Jan. 9. The smoke
of the greatest ~euut,Iiul battle ever
fought IN Ohio Ia- somewhat cleared
AWAY. and shows huS~ism and mo
.rpoIv TRUMP. ant. There are Il
rood many thiurs tGar could not be
fully a-cyrj inci, while the contest
raced. Gu#g arp very interesting AID
Important - showing the bearing of
atIHG- Of Tie last few days here upon
national politics. Monopoly. money
a.G Iu--i-m have nsvgrtak"u Il prom
iuyut part IN politics III Ohio until
now. \ new era has GaWued The
new democracy which nominated and
elected George Hoadley governor
last fall and ti.ched III II to the extent
e $4,000 have now elected Henry
=. PAYNE senator because, it Is said,
%25nUnU OF the Standard Oh Con-
auy's wealth. was forthcoming.
From beginning to enc tins has
Deen a purely commercial CAM alSu.
TIE young democracy are hungry
and work for money. Payne was
made u caU,tidatc because It was
glr own that be was wcrta s;2G,G0O,uUO.
and was willing to come down hand
-oTnelv. 1t wa. further understood
thai Col. Oliver H Payne, son OF his
.athrr. was treasurer of the Stand
and Oil Company. and had many mil
ions that he was willing 10 tap III the
old gcntlcmau'5 interest. Early III
he season the democratic editors in
ID I. .l-.y.t .,,,l .t4
iates for the Legislature We're fuT-
nisheI all the money they wanted 10
prosecute their campaigns. To Il
! casual observer It would seem that
members of the legislature elected IN
,his way would be faithful to the
man VINO had elected them. But not
30 with the young democracy. They
must be purchased az i'm aftT the
| legislature actually assemblies, and
! that has been the work OF the Payne
| bureau for the last week or ten days.
STANDARD OIL.
This isthe stroke of the Standard
Oil MONOPOLY for control of national
affairs. Many years ago they cap
yured and fully operated the le"Is
states They have now captured tie
:. ate of ONO. The Uui'e States
,enatoriship is no. worth S250,000 to
ne Standard Oh Company. They
| 10 not claim that the contest Just
closed means simp Y the United
States senatoIship. MIR. Payhe will
not take his seat until one year from
lie 18th of March next. ID Iring that
Im5 it is expected to bring him out
the democratic candidate for the
presidency. In that respect ii viii
ye an attempt to bring ABOUT Il repc-
,itiop of the Garfield nomination by
the republicans Ill 1880. IN tins
course tne young democracy forgot
| that Galtield's election to the senate
was a spontaneous demand by tn
republicans of Ohio, while Payne's
election was Il purely commercial
off
, 1884-01-24
FINE TEAS.

just received: 10 Chests Of Mayhower Tea
This Tea l. unC0,orpd and str city Pure. and the
fEcst favored TEA in The mai hrt. We also have
fine japan Tea. put up IN !adie~ Japanese work
ba>ketS-thc~,' naSke-- alone are worth the price
paid for basket ard contents. In addition to the
alOy we have a consignment of the finest grade
nf Back Tea direct from China. cargo eN. ship
Mercury all Of which We will soil NJ the lowest
prices W" guarantee satisfaction
{. &. BARTLETT y co,
, 1884-01-24
T.sLNND OFFICE At OLYMPIA. W.T.

JOHN + GuVEN
REGISTER of the Land Office.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-11-27
BE Had to Believe It.
Detroit Post.


ga Kentucky man told me curl
Gus snake story wunst," remarked a
hoosier from southern Indiana. cit
happened to hisself he sed. He wuz
out arter a ground hog for dinner
one day when suddenly he seen a
snake lift its head above the high
grass and hiss. He got within few
foot of the reptile and WIZ just on
the pint of pullin' the trigger, when
the snake made a clean jump an
went plump down the muzzle of his
gun. So how to get it out he didn't
know. Hit finally occurred to him
to shoot it out, which he did, an
stranger, he swore to me by all that
is holy that he driv the head of that
snake right down through the hull
length of its body, and jest turned it
inside out"
"You didn't believe such un all
round story as that, did yOu?"
STRANGER, believed every word OF
it. had to. When a Kentucky
man who is sweatin' big drops of
whisky tells a story bout snakes
that actooIy cum within his own ex-
perience, an swars to it, mind We,
no citizen of southern Indiany who
has family to support ever is fool
ish enough as to go an allow as what
it amt So"