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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-15

anu Oaht iIaiHs anu =, daily
ees't Sunday.
solid I'rains Jacksonville to Pensacola
sleeping Cars Madison to Pensacola
CONNECTIONS.
AT Jacksonville with Waycross Line by M A.,
tea A. H., and No. , in the p NJ, for all point.
Ntrth and East; with tho Fcrnandina and Jaat.oa
viec Railroad for FerDandina, and with steamsr,
TO all points on the st. Johns river
AT Baldwin by Nos l and with Florida Tran.i,
aIai Pcrinsuar Railroad for Gainesville Ocala Fer,
nehdira. Cedar Key, and all Gulf Ports
sAt Lie Oak with the Savannah Florida & We,,
:cth ail,oad.
+, AT Tallahassee, with ST. Marks Branch, on Tina.
days, Thursdays and Saturdays
: AT CT attahoochce river with the Pensacola and
sAtantc Railroad for Mariana, Pensacola Mobile
Montgomery, New Orleans, and all points West
Southwest and Northwest, forming the SHORT
SNT, Quickest, AND BEST ROUTE TO these
i,di ats. and with the Central and Peoples Line
SSolts or Sundays and Thursdays for Apalachicol,
tra Tuesdays AMI Saturdays for Columbus and
N.itlaulA
Through Pullman Slecpers. New Orleans to "a
,ssnah and Savannah to New York without change
yullInsr Sleeper New Orleans to Jacksonville
Ihroagh car Pensacola TO Cedar Key without
-lsAngc and without extra charge.
rake ike Floral City Route. the New Shor,
Liae via the Florida Central and
; Western Railroad.
EE THROUGH TICKETS via this line At the
Tonranr's Depot Ticket Office, and at No. Z West
ta3 Street.
I'D. T.. MAXWELL. General Superintendent
~ FLOYD, Jacksonville, Fla.
Acting Master transportation, Tallahassee Fla
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-15
April !, 1884 -3m [
Notice Of Change Of Name

FERNANDINA. FLA, February -, lsSt. :"
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
N LEEsBURG AND INDIAN RIVER RAILROAD Co.'s;
PANY, n Railroad Company Incorporated under tue
laws of Florida, changed its corporate name by 4
unanimous vote, at a meeting of it, shareholders.
held this day in the city of Fern pdna, and adopted
as its corporate mare HE FLORIDA RAILWAY AID
NAVIGATION COMPANY, that name inc been DC.
-i.lIatcd in the resolution vote of said harchod
crs, a rtlcd copy of which i on file in the Office
of the Secretary OF state of the State of Florida
r. :. liENNING President
WALTER H. TRICE, Acting Secretary.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-15
Notice of Change of Name.

FERNANDINA. Fla, February ~, 1874 i
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE.
~ FERNANDINA AND JACKSONVILLE EAIKOAD
COMPANY, Railroad Company Incorporated under
the laws of Florida, changed It's corporate naui"
unanimous vote. II a meeting nf II. shareholders.
held hi- day in the city OF ruAEdina, and adopted
rs il, corporate rame TIE FLORIDA RAILWAY AND
NAVIGNTIOS COMPANY, that name having been d.
sgnatcd IN the resolution or vote q" sad >harchnl%
cr- certified copy Of which is on file in ihc office
of the Secretary ot state of the State Of Florida
Il. :. IIENNING, President.
WALTER H. TRIcE, Acting Secretary.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-15
Specific Remedies for
WOman's Woes.
BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR

Is result n >kfu ami scientific combination OF that
special class of medicines known specifically
the womb and uterine or-a: and i therefore a
special remedy for all diseases pertaining
10 the womb. ts great efficacy in ,-es Of sup.
pressed or painful menstruation. the Whites
dnd ffffiui pi0itpNus stands unChalenget In these
cases il affords immediate relief and permanently
restores the menstrual functions. and thus
protects from long train of disastrous con
,qucnc,s. ~ nnailing remedy be used durin:.
that critical period known a. "Change OF Life,''
this invaluable preparation has no rival.
PRICE Small size, IS cents; Large size $50
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-15
Kendail's SPAWN Cure

I.ns A>GFi~. CAL. February ~. $50
Mf~>E- }. Il kYNuALr y GO: Having used yonr Ken
rh.; ha- b. nsrl tli~ have h'r col;
That kicked last fl TIE ;c!m. o. the - U,r AID
for ihr 4nth had no of hi- e and hv p~inr $50
ho'l ~ y'i N'ndAiEs Spawn Car. h. "aroi. cured.
- cents f9t Whict please nd me ~ yf.f
Treatise or-, ~ nni nd ohliLo.
= Ii Tn Jay - q Boz .tSe
From the spirit cfihe simfs." OCT. 6, 'S3.
KENrAIL'- SrAyIN CtR+. The Spawn Curr
fcIUr.l b.. l.. s>rnaa : p ino-hr-li Fails VI. l.
haS,ng .-Ttt tatg| j. abundant competition
among specifics ~ t'i- Kind, h; the Ingredients o This
have l,al1 Wonderful It ~ James A. iI-o. civil
effected b. il in he ~ of his horses. The
prize i - bottle .a i he lad from any druggist
Nes.r~. 81. Tinty d CO., Chicago Illinois. pub
siShrr- ot fhfrto Uot>t'sa. nndcr date Of September
iINalr ,h mcdi ana the fac should become gen
orally ku II horsclnc'.
FREN"Sr. On!, september "a 1853;
DR. j. Il. KENDALL. y Co, gentlemen HaVinr had an
for ii = time induced ivy your Ken
Galls Spawn vitlAh horse that had be lame
>lncc the first ii Airl. from bone Spawn. had bills
tered il several tlmr- and concluded that horse would
need using X ndal- SPAWN Crrr ana after usin" il
three week. The lan,nss- entirely Disappeared II mas
been worth 81 III II IIoVSE
send al for Illustrated Crcu ar which think
@'"- Positive 200. t" - ylrtur. y" remedy has
NEE with III IA una lalir knowledge. for
h1t>' r. SEE, T. man
PRICE. ONE DOLLsIE PER BOTTLE,
ar six Bottles tor Five Dollars.
VII s.f t" an. address o. rcceip' price by the pro
nrietor- Dr.. l. j KENDALL y 90. Eno-bnrgh FALL
VT
at's a;UI All. DRI CYCLISTS.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-15
HeTida Transit and PGnlnSular, and Fernal-
i. dina and Jacksonville
z A [ L r O A u S.
TINE CARD No. -.

~ EFFECT JANUARY IA, 1884
I I Ens Nos l and >, day passenger Nos ) and G
nirht passenger
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-15
J .tPLORIDA SOUTHERN RY.
The Orange Belt Route.


AraAsl arriy.. at Gainesville from Paatks. Ocas and
r. shsrs a. 9tpl 2.n and 4.O from Micanops
g ~
@rab. leave Gainesville for Palatka, Ocsla and Lees
Ag sED n n. 100 a. and 500 L. NJ; for MlcanoV
Gr.tS;
mi" ,sSs.s rom ps. sps s o On
Az tr.AA
i ] CONNECTIONS.
AT Rhlatka with jacksonville Tampa and Key ~es'
y a. and fast steamers for st Augnsilne'
(;-sen5 .pve Spring. Jacksonville and all points Nortu
l,St "a We-s and with mp river steamers Tor SCUM
Ardt4S Also with the Twin Screw Iron SteamsnP
" EitytS Paatka for Charleston, New York, bos'on'
L s3lafs fs2hia, &c ,,,,.
WxAs Crossing with Peninsular Railroad Tor 1 v
u Sntner Sille With Transit Railroad for Cedar he.'
Pt&esageh New Orleans and Tampa ,:,.r
1t UAH1a with Transit Railway and Hacks TOT Si'e'
>IfngS{ ;,.
II tfrbnrg with the boats Lake Harris Tor poln
along the ST. Johns and Lake Eustls kallWn
4 20 Wssh Grahams Hacks for Brooksvile, Sumter'"
: dOYaNT JAS D. HOLLISTER,
!: den Manager superintendent
- o. W. RROMWELL, G. +. & r. \.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-15
Notice Of Change of Name.

WNTEE IT. TRICE, Acting secretary.
Npril l. 1~Ni-.;W
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-15

- tampa FHff1auH. j ne neoN% nAfFi
bic case Of poisoning happcn:r'i aloat
four miles from this city last wreck thai
has come to our knowledge i,r Years.
Peter McDopald, worthy col6rf,i mau,
died several months ago, leaving 81 widow
pA'nine or ten children apon a lSn est"ad
which he had taken. 4 shorttt',ne a 4,
the widow married man nameds Iackson,
who was Industrious and taking care of
his wife, stepchildren and their .'lpperty.
Frank Bowman, a colored nxir, con-
menced visiting the house and ADDRESSING
he eldest daughter (McDonald) ,as which
Jackson was displeased The r.s..lt was
that poison, supposed to be ars9nic, was
put in the flower, which caused f3la deaf h
of Jackson and five of the Mcdonald
children Two others were poisoned but
will likely recover This case is wrapped
in considerable mystery. there :teing :.
great number of reports, Of v1ich We
know not which of them is reliani& On.
report, however, that is most c1.gincn i
received as the most reliable, is thai Bow
man purchased arsenic and carri,sl lot
of flour out to Jackson's for the 'qlri tia.
he was addressing to make discuss, at tn,
same time he gave her something. chat he
called baking powder and told her to pul
in The -four, which was done, with Che ee-
suit. Bowman and a colorcd man named
Frazier, as well as the girl ana her
mother, have been arrested and are held
in custody for further investigasion =.
Burr Crosby was severely stabbed last
Wednesday night by an unknowIs co!ored
man, in front Of the opera house, The
sidewalk was very bloody the next.morn
ing where the stabbing occurred. I'm the
difficulty Eddie Morris went to MIR Cros
by's assistance, and was also sefiousiy
stabbed in the arm. Since writing tho
above the man who did the stabtirg has
been caught and lodged in Jail. His name
is Saul Langley, and he did the$cutting
with razor. Mr.. Crosby is lying in 4
very critical condition, and the woand il
thought will prove to be mortal. a part
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-23

tp6blt nur6en. 1tn0 10 unterllegt eS a1t9
nid]t bem Ietieten 3fpeifel, DAB Yorftrto
Ota in eiajgeu Wfpnaten f0rnlllb lI10 70
out pte cinitinni9 fur ben erTp0Dlten PFd>
1iOenten erfldrt merDen MIRO.
Der Grforene 0eS rnerltnltll de1 S0lteS
1T QLiO iein borleBtcr Yraitoent, ipelGer
ltun III ciuigen Of0naFel' ben Ge9eHDdrftgei1
8rGitbenten 0on3dleS ablOlen mtro.
Sine Ghilperung De5 2ebenS8an8eS oeS
Generals 4orfirtD Oioa ieiner glGn5enoen
MaffentbQteu gegen Die franSDfil0eu @inz
DrinqlinQe, ietner SGtIoerbebung gegen
ZEN 8rQitoenteu 9erbo be IejQba, 0ieleS
Na6folqerS 0eS beriibmteu 8entto Suare5,
NIB iet1er tit6tigen 8erpaItung bes YrGz
fi0enteuQnlteS baben mir erit Dor &ur5erl
gcbrabt, ais 0ias Die Ser. Stoaten bereiite.
Oegeu lejue bieSmalige @rtDdblung gum
8raiiDenten i6cint beina6e gar tetn gStOer7
itanO itQttgefunpeu 5u baben. 9te SIbcra7
len, tUeldle nuf'S entldIeoenlte al Der BON
Suare8 Observation-Disclosures gteugeitoltullg reftz
baltelt, tparen fir Oio3, iDetl er elmer Der
S6rtgen lit; uno Die itreng fathoItlhe Bnrz
tel ideiitt nidt5 gegell tbn getDan Su baben,
neil er mI6renD leiner eriten 4rdiiOentz
i0Qtt BET QtuSfiDruug Ser ~GirdbengeleBe nit
grober S6onIug 5u 98erfe Qiug.
Setle neni8en @e0ner llld)te1 0aS meTt2
fnnii1e gtatinnaIgefitbl gegcn i'm aut3ulta>
del1. inbeln iie t0n ais ell D9Serf3cu9 Der
Iduoer0unQrigen 2lntertfaner" btniteuten,
ia itine QSieoerermGDlllng 9erQoe5u ais ben
,2lnfQag Der Gtrcerletburg WfeTtfo'5 III Die
Ser. Staaten" be5ei0neten. 0D0 otele
SdreGgeipeniter bQben fci1en @tuoruG auf
bic poljtti0en Setter IN WfcrttD getna0t,
meidell otc Oeeroc Der Stimmgeber fOlgt.
0tan tpeiB ebcu III ben maB8eben0en meris
fauiidleu &retlen nur ST gut, Dab OtG3
rit1t Nur eit aufrjbttgcr SreunO Der Ser.
Gt0Qten, ipubern dltd) et1 gutter 'nertfanis
id)er 95utriot lit, uno bnB in Sen Ser. Staaz
ten fcin neutrality-suspicious. Wfenit al cine
@ripeiterl1ng i6re5 0ebieteS, geldUeige al
cine GinperIeibunQ W2eTtfo's benft.
Di03 lit Der etfri9ite unD mG6tiQite 8e>
i6uBer DeS a~mertfanti0en @ilenbabnbauS
in Wtertfo unO etu 6~0upturbeber DeS filr3>
LID 3tOtlden Den Ser. Staaten un0 WteritD
81 StaIlbc 8etourmtenen 0anoelSoertrage5.
Nud) iDar leine fribere 8ermaltung De3
8rQit0enteuomte5 cine ebenlo ebrlidhe ais
fr6ftige. 9tidbt nur belt er NIT itarter
OanO bic friiber 10 bGufi9 9eit0rte Dffentlide
GuDe oufreGt, lonoern er pernle0rte audD
Die 0ffeutli0en @tufiinfte, obne Die Steuern
5u erg06eu. Die 8ermaItung beS iebiGen
8rGiibeuten0on5aIeS ba8egen mar iebr corr
rupt ulO bat Die Tinonsen ber02epublif 5erz
riittet. Cine 6auptaufgabe beS 4Srditoenten
9taS iDtr0 es lett, fte neutrality-suspicious..
gSQbreto 1eBt Die Ser. Staaten it0 IN eis
men erbitterteu 9SabltarnpT I'M 5tDet Brd1ts
oenti6QftSfnnnioaten "itiir5er, bate Die
9}ahburs 0tepubIit bo5 Slid, ben t%peient>
Ii6iten She'll ibrer 8rdiioettenipa9L obne
jeoe M~ufre9ung unb &rbitterung 81 6een0ie
gen = Elm 0lif, DetdeS Die Ser. Staoten
lett pierunole03i8 Sabren, felt Der %einitinls
iniBeu DISCRIMINATING SameS WfonrDe'S s,
uiAt megr g%enDiien baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-23

ben 3uitanbe, unfGbia su ipred)en, auf Der
Nei6e neben einem fleinen 8a6e I;eQeno,
Ser ooS Ielo burhflieBt. Gr lebte baum
nod 4 Sturben lang, lpOrauf er letnen Ser
lebungen erlag.
so outGIirten" @etn nennen
Sic beuti6en !3eitunsen einen nit Sprit
perlebten Mein 1titO OaS 0eleB iiber Die 0tez
9elltng Ser ,BetnbebanDlunQ" mill iebt,
auBer benz @dIliitren utlb G0aptaz
Ititren (iebteres lit 6a5 3uiebet BON
:3ufer gum W2oit) alt6 bas MouttIi7
| re geitattelr. @benio ioa b08 MuffGr@
b III Der Meire, 3. b. bas 8erbeHern Der
fSarbe erlalbt ieit. Silt al1Dern Morten
9as 0eutide Geidb mill ii6 gege1r Die Ser
man DUNG un0 Gerpanti6ung 0eltte
id)er 28eine piel nod)lt6ti8er 8ei8en, 'alS Die
0fetp g)orfer Staats9eleb9ebullg geger Die
Ser a II ltllg (suine) oDer BerOG uu8
(margarine) DON = Suffer. 3abei f0mmt
i0r Die 8eriauung Der oeutideu Spradle
bur0 Srentbp0rter ieDr 3u Statten. @e7
ra0e5u Ser mani Cd nng gu erlaltbel1,
DoS nirOe llndngeneDm %fltn9en a6er
mouiller, ulo ein biS0en Tratt5Dld) fltn8t
bod munoernett" SIT Der Sbat d6er beiBt
0aS frort3DltldeQ0Drt duf 0eutl6 ntdt Ine5r
unO ntht me1tger ais perlaanldet, ooer
oerpantiden. 0aS vl601e" frellloe g8ort
niuB Die ldle6te Deutibe Sadie a1ne0n1bar
MAIDEN, : unO t6ut'S aud fir iene beAts
ide Qffen, bie ie6r getGuftg BON eiaern cul
de Paris ipre0en, aber in tiefen1 S6amz
9efI6L err5tben, ipenu fie in @6tDe'S Tauit
auf et1e unbefangene 9erbbeit itoBen.
-.Sictransitgloria mundi!"
fann man beiln @tnblid Deg Glteiten @ebGu7
oeS i'm urolten StGotNen 6eppenbetm
at Der gergitraBe alSrufen. SIS tit 6teS Der
einitlge 6 0nig3Dpf GarpltWag III,
beS geipalttqen SraufenfatierS, tpo CT pit
re1i0irte, tpern ct in bet Malbinarf leiner
y8iGa Deppen6eim" (auh 6ep6iun in ben
Giteiten urtunoen genanllD Dem e0len Bat09
inert obSuliegen fam. @r tDar eS, Der Das
3erit0rte GomerItdot1en tuieoer auf6alte
uno befeitigte, au1 nit MfQrft>, 3Dlle un0
Stdotredt au5itattete, ull0 gum Oallptttb
beS f6niglthen 9rdfengertGtS fitr Den Sbers
GDeingau erDDb. 9a5u baute er Die Baitltca
CT. Yetri, neil ibon 5u beS Npoitel YetruS
2eb3eitelt cine 6riltlt6e 0erueinoe III 6epe
penbeim beitanben 1Gben l0u. Die Sta0t
6eppen6eim i1el1fte Scarf Der @rDBe Ipdterz
bin Dem &loIter &ori6, 6eien ftreitbarer
Nbt llrt1 Die Starfenburg (heute
Der Same elmer Yroptn3) auf ben @run07
lo9en zines rDuiiden GaiteIS erbaute unb
TAPER bertbeio igte, ais ein @rSbti0of bon
8reuen fi@ Oerielben bemd6tigen poute.
- Ser &0nigsbof Sarls, Der it0 erit mad
ieiuer Jtoafabrt Seaiier %1annte, puroe nit
Der Belt &lOlter uno biente abiDe9ielnO
Sempel6erren, M6uden uno Nonnen gum
MufentDalt, Dann murDe Der ate 8au
Qtmt5gebGroe lllb in ~neuelter Belt cine
@ignrrenfabrtt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-23

pGren before 8%irgiNaften fir Sic @e6tc
Der III Oeuti6lanb reiienoen OeutiName7
r%ifuner, ais Der 8ancroft'ide 8ertrag ge7
ipG6rt. -Gntl1lieBe it1 9euti1lato oa5u,
allen = Of nit ooer o6ue @rlaubniB
i6rer 0eilnatbSregieruu8en nad ben
Ser. Staten auSgetpanoerten unD bier IN
gutter Greue (bona fde) 81 9anoesbGr9ern
getporoenen 0eutl0en bel ibrem etpatget
NufentDaIte III Deuti6tanO genau btes
ieIben Nebte, ME eingeborenen
8iirgern ser Qer. Staten SuSu9elteben !
Oann lieBe iid pon elmer ioIden @trpeiz
terung bes Auslieferungs 70ertra9eS reben,
melhe q%eltatten tpjiroe, oaB aln bic bier
bauieltoen Nnlttfter unb G6eiIue6mer an
Wtor07 Geri6iD0rungen in 0eutiblorD auf
0runO ether prima facie GrbGrtung Der gegcl1
lie erDobenen acknowledgement IN Oeuti6z
Iano auSgeliefert merDen t0tnteil. : Cine
2ie6e 1T Der anOern tpertD, uIlO umionit lit
11ur Der SOB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-23
GaS .o0fE{tssoi8e Gaoctperf+
Budtin, W2o.. Is. Stunt
Sin Sic Ge6aftion ser 81. G~toot53t9.

9ln Sic Gc6oftion ser 81. Gtoot53t8.
W}jt etnigeu Gritauucn 0obc i6 beuterft,
baB sic in oer QEo6euGltSaabe pDm 8.
SUM- Die SielIe Der rtpublifQuii0en Blot;
foynl, pclde o0S 2ld}titunbenz0 eleB befilrz
morttt, loberD 9erDorhcbell, pd6rcuo c5
rod jeDem unparalleled Olann miaoelten5
els cine h6bit ~arrogQnte Torberul8 err
id)e,ncn mNB. DtuB bpG Der 8QUer tdgz
lid L bis Il StUEben i6mere Qrbeit Ders
rjdte1, in Der @rnte5ett iogar Is bis Is
Gtunocn, Nnb DQ5 10 anftrengenoe 2tr6ejt,
ais irgeRo Elm Iabrifdrbeiter bat.
Nui ether Tarr1 lit eS ni0t3 SeLtete5,
adt U0Qe Stuu0cu pbne Die geringite 95uuie
SIT arbeitelt, ). 5. bel pem 0reiGen ober
6aumQd9en. 0Nbei lift Der 8Quer aIer
rdlt6cn Wittcrung auSGeleBt: bet &Glte
ua0 Sauce, bel Jte9cl ODER aud BET 6er
fur6tbarteu 6tBe, mus ct iebet Sag ieine
g;rbett t5uil, IcLblt Qn SOnntag farm er
nit)t yu0en, trQDytnD Der Sa6rifay6siter i'm
CONNER i'm Sd0tteu, un0 tntQ8intel in Der
err00ruIten 6dbrit a%rbcitct, IND babel regeIz
mG8jg leiHe 6tiertoge 6at. Scr Dauer bat
fretti1 teinen Boss, Der tdglib 10 pieI
2lcbeit getDQn BADEN MUS, bod bat CT etuen
BET Itreugcren Oteiiter: Den Selbiter9alz
tIlg5trieO- Wenn er lein 2eben MAIDEN
tDiu, mu1 CT tQgli0 bon Z bis Il Siultz
ben Grbeiten.
2}idt mir muB Der 8arer tdgIit BON 2
lis 5Gtun0eu lQnger arbeiten o(S ber6Q6ritz
Grbtlter, CT er6dlt dICl ttnen picl Qcri!tgeret
2Q6H. 28dQreuo Der T0brtfar6citcr in ben
Ser. GtaQteu burAj0nittIi6 $406 0Q5
Sa5r D0er $50 ben Sag Ca5 So6r ST. 312
2lrbett5ta9en bert1neO al 2Obn er0Qlt, III
GDIcag0 iOaor $448, b5D. $1.42, nluB Der
&ducr, tr0bDem DaB CT Die 6Qlfte me1r
or6eitet, ft6 nit .$288 ba5 SoGr, ooer 81
GertS Den GGg beBniiaeu; nobel nod III
beyednen 1T, 0QB ie0er Bauer meDr ODER
pcnt9cr 80DttQL 0eltBt uno Die Nrbeit zines
ooer mebrerer 3lgthicre gcbrouht, oereft
&oD1 1d10n III Den 81 Gent5 eiHGei1loiiell lit,
iUGGrcn0 Der Tabrifarbeiter fejnen 0rnld3eu
&Gpttal gebrou0t. Gbige 3a0tcn iin0 ollie
ais Den Gcri0ten 6e5 itat;fii0en Bureaus.
9elebgebuI9eu ltbcrelfcrn chamber, Die
TQbrlfar6Giter ul0 Won0poltIte1 III i6relt
g}tbten 81 beIAitBc1t, bod benft Getuer 0az
ran, ben 8duer Dor DEN ulDerldQult 6o6ell
Tr1dltldRe1, pD0lrd) i1u1 Elm grocer She'll
lcjneS 2o6ne5 D|er[oren gebt, 3u l1iiBen.
Gelbit fDrult Die tG0lidje 2lr6eit53eit ouf 8
Gtuu0eH reDu5Irt mare, tDnS ipllrbe Is benz
Tatrit0rbeiter uuBen ? Q3euu ell 9}abriz
tout 10 Go9en &o6H beSablt, aL8 Der @rei3,
ben ct fir ieine Q8aore befnmn1t, i'm erz
IQubt, 10 mHB' CT, iDenn ietlle 2lrbeiter elm
THnftsl lDeuiger Nrbeit tDun, ben 9o6n perz
b4ltnjBmGBig berabicgeu. Q8enn Der 9r5
better Die 5lpei @rtroeS tunoeu 00}u be-
nuBeu tpUrDe, fi6 ~aueSubjloer, 10 iDGre eS
id}on redt, BOD DQre Do8 bel ocu tpenigiten
Der Sal, Die ~uteilten miir0Cn Iib uur 3iUct
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-23
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al ftinmcu, otf bciien Nanen bin ie f.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-23
Tutoer

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-23
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-23
u u / I.

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%uAiNN+ 3uperldiitgiten. Gtablt1t 25 Sabre. S6ttt
nm aleS 9t6bere eine 2 @ent>@oitmarfe an Wtrs. @btte.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-04-25
Territorial Items.

Medical Lake, W. T., is already
crowded with patients.
Fort Lapwai will be abandoned
about the middle of June.
A regiment of soldiers will be sta
toned at Victoria hereafter.
Everything is favorable for good
crop in Eastern Washington.
Of 80 persons lately arrived at
Walla Walla not one had less than
81 900 while two had $50, 900.
Governor Newell has appointed
and commissioned Captain Tibbals
Us Port Warden for Port Townsend.
E. Meeker has sold one OF his
White river farms of 1873 acres to
John Nelson, o new conner, for &c.
600.
The Medical Lake Banner states
that ground has been sci. cted near
there for first class race course and
fair grounds.
It is stated that that Henry Vii
ard will be asked to accept the
presidency of the Oregon Improve
ment company.
John Swash retires from the Walla
Walla Waterman and Charles Dean
steps in, the paper becoming a Dem
ocratic organ by the change.
These who have the best means of
knowing, estimate that legitimate
emigration will increase the popu-
lation of Washington Territory 3d.
600 during the present year.
The new coal mine discovered on
the line of the North IN Pacific
railroad, eighteen and u half mics
from Kalama, bids fair to be one of
the most valuable in Washington
Territory. The tunnel is now about
100 feet in length and the coal is i'm
proving in quality.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-04-25

lie enterprising publishers of
Dr.. Foote'S Health Monthly have,
by the lberali.y of their premium
offers, outdone ell their previous
generosity. The list to select from
includes useful articles, standard
books, and scientific literature, such
as one usually expects to pay we'll
for, but here they are thrown in
with years subscription to the
most popular and widely greeted
Health Monthly a. only fifty cents a
year. Try il before you buy it by
sending for Il Ire sample copy and
illustrated premium list, to the Mui-
ray Hill Publishing Co., 129 E. 2Sih
ST., n. Y. City.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-04-25

The Oregon Democratic State Con-
ventlon nominated John Myers of
Clackamas county, for Congress; W.
". Thayer of Multnomah, for Judge
of the Supreme Court; and L. B.
Ison of Baker, ". D. Fenton of
Yamhill, ard A. C.. Jones of Doug
las, for P.e,ldential Electors. The
ticket is good one and the party
harmonious.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-04-25
Probate Notice.

TN the Probate Court Of Thurs,on coun.
i ty, Washington Territory.
In the matter ofthe estate OF q. W. Fry,
deceased.
All persons having claims against the
above named estate a"c hereby iotihed Tn
present the same with the proper vnuch-
ers to the undersigned at his residence on
Mud Bay, In said Thurston county. with,
In one wear from the date hereof or the
same will be forever barred.
SWAN SDI.BECK.
Executor Cf the last will aud testaiBen,
Of G. W. Try. deceased.
pated, olympia, Washington Territory
April IL, 1854