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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-15

XVANTED-Land-bu buyers TO know that IL il
w to their interest to go to Garden Plair
cal Estate Agency to buy lands.
daft TAYLOR & PIKE.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-15

NyANTED-Everybo to know that we have
wv for sale some of the best lands In Sedg-
4 lex county and are prepared to negotiate
sales OF town property. Our motto Is square
dealing Give us a call.
y,-3ms PYLE BRos. & Bash,
Real estate agents, Goddard, Kansas.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-15

NyANTED-A second hand safe. Anyone
w having a small second hand safe can find
4 purchaser by addressing lock box us, or leav-
ing word at Caldwell 4 Strong's real estate
Office. 1876
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-15

NANTED-Land-bu buyers 20 know that we
w have for sale all the best lands near Jar
den Plain TAYLOR & PIKE.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-15

NOR sALE-Improyed and vacant property
+ in all parts OF the city. 4 number of rental
properties yielding from Is 20 20 per cent. Have
exclusive sale Of several placs Of ground in
ilrst hands y. r. NiEpERLANpER. AS
NOR sALE-one Of the best farms in Sedg-
II wick county, about Go acres, b miles IRON
the city. All bottom land, plenty OF timber,
and running water. Fine variety and great
abundance of fruit Two houses barn. sheds
iorrals etc. viii sell live stock and farming
implements with the farm.
49, y. r. NIEpERLANpER.
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To al whom itmay Concern
OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA AND PUeErI
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY.
SEATTLE W T July - iSS9 4

OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA AND PUGET
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE. W. T.. July q, lSS3
WHEREAS, BY DEED BEARING
w date August 10. lS7S executed in pur-
suance or an ordinance approved August
Is, lS1S the city OF seattle conveyed totne
Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad and
Transportation Company. all the tide
lands south OF King street, in said city OF
sea'ttle, IN. along, around and abcutkliiot
bay. from extreme high to extreme low
tide and deep water and.
Whereas The legislative Assembly Of
the Territory OF Washington By an Act
approved ovember 4 IS73 ratified and
confirmed eiid grant ami conveyance upon
certain conditions. which have been fully
performed BY said Company and,
Whereas. said Act OF the Legislative
Assembly vest the title 81 said lands in
said Seattle and walla Walls Rsilroad
and Transportation Company. in Zee sim
pie and.
Whereas. Th- United states has acnui-
esced in sal grant and CONVEYANCE and
w hereas. The said Seattle and Walla
Walla Railro Nd and Transportation Com.
pany has transferred and convened all az
SAID lands TO The Columbia and Puge
Sound Railroad Company:
Now. therefore the said Columbia ana
Puget sound Railroad Company hereby
give notice that il claims the exc usiye
night 10 occupy said lands and 10 erect
wharves and other structures thereon
and that all persons are hereby notified 10
refrain from occupying OF entering upon
any Of said lands without the consent in
wiring o. said Columbia and Puget
Sound Railroad Company.
COLI MBIA & PUGET SOUND RICO
BY r. L. WEYMOUTH,
APPS Assistant SUPERINTENDENT
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SHERIFFS SALE.

IS THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
Third Judicial District Of wA4htugtou
Territory. holding terms u Seattle.
40 ssAs-Vietor =. full. plaintiff. w. =. v.
7. Mitchell. defendant
In pursuance OF an order Of sale Ia tsis
cause, dated The 7th day Of July. 1874. shAIl
expose Tor sale. AZ publ auction. % the
highest bidder. for cash AZ tbs front door Of
the Court House, Ia the city OF Seattle, King
county, ". T.. ~ ths hour o 10 O'Clock m.
on
SATURDAY,, the 18Th day OF August.
1854,
The premises described l. SAID o.ie o. ale
and ~ follows sewit
Lots eleven tiil and twelve (:2l, in block
thirty eight fSsI OF J. J. Moss addition 10
soa'h Seattle; also. lot four gft. In block
fourteen 1fl in c. u. Borea's addition 10 the
town. now city. Of seattle, all In king eoan-
~. Washinstnn Territory
Dated A. Seattle. this 10Th dAy % Jaly. lssi.
J. II. McaRAW,
JyiT So sheriff o. Kias c unity. VT
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FOR SALE.

THE UNDIVIDED ONE-HALF Of
L the Roche Harbor Lime Works. stu
ated at the north end OF the San Juan
Island. cons sting of leo acres of land.
with the largest deposit OF pure white
limestone on the coast running in CON
tinuou line eas' and west from Prescott
Bay 10 Roche Harbor, easy of scCess for
shipping and for lime kilns on both har-
bors. three-Qua-ters Of mile across.
There are tive good ime kilns operating
st the present NE 1t itCche HarbOr,
with a capacity OF 20 bar els each "a
hours. q good wharf and lime she IS,
cooper shop. store and dwelling house
and a nice new dwelling just finished this
summer. with tenement house for coopers
ana workmen. q story and half building
now occupied and rent by the Govern
ment for Custom House. and sill ether
tenements and hereditameats thereuntO
belonging For terms apply to COLLIN
ROSS. st Roche Harbor. iel " I'm
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A new cylinder for the tug Taco ma
has been received and was hauled to the
First Ward this morning. The tug will
be laid up while the cylinder is being
put in place.
The Northern Pacific freight agent at
this point IL now prepared to receive
freight for the Puget Sound Shore Line
at a general rate of $50 per ton. All
except Seattle freight must be prepaid.
II is stated as fact that the teredo
has entered all the piles of the new coal
buukers. The space between the sheath
ing and high water mark-some four
feet or more-is the poiat where the vo-
racious worm enters and commences
his work of destruction. If steps are
not taken TO expei or kill the borer in
the piles the bunkers are likely soon to
become a costly ruin.
Rev. John X. Thompson. Moderator
of the Presbytery of Puget Sound, gives
notice that a meeting of this body will
be held at Sumner on July Both at
o'clock p. III. to act on various subjects
coming before il. such rs church cree
ton, applications for membership and
candidates for the ministry, tie supply
of vacant and new fields, the passionate
of Nashon Island church, reception of
churches. and social discussion on the
aggressive work of the churcs.-Seics.
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W H. TAYLOR '. }. BURNS
v. II. TAYLOR & CO.,
Insurance Agency.
PirS, Marine, Lie and Accident
Representing oaly the best American
and FeseIsa Companies.

4 GENTS FOR THE TRAVELLERS
n Life and Accident Company. OF
Hartford. Conn. the oldest aud lAnzes;
Accident Insurance Company in the world
Oface in Battle, 5 Building. Jamel 81.
SNa113a
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wEIIs.fARGO LETTER list,

Letters addressed to parties named
below can be obtained at the Express
OiIiee:
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LAW AND 0RDER ORDINANCES

Tie Tacoma City Council. at its last
meeting, enacted ordinances more par
tieularly described in the paragraph
following. from the N1cs:
An ordinance to provide for licensing
bar-rooms and drinking saloons, in
creases the license fee TO 500 per an
mum, payable quarterly. 1t IS also pro-
vided that any keeper of bar room or
drinking shop who shall permit or en-
pley any woman in any capacity In such
bar.room or drinking shop, shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor.
An ordinance for the suppression IF
houses of i'll fame provides that 1t shall
be unlawful for any person or persons
To put up or keep within the city any
house Of Ill fame. or To reside in or re
o. me an inmate thereof, and any such
person. or any one who shall knowingly
aid or assist IN setting up or ket ping
any hoRse of i'll fame, or who shall re-
side in or become an inmate of such
house, or shall frequent the same, upon
conviction thereof shall be punished by
A fine of not less than ten or more than
one huEdred dollars, or by imprison-
ment not less than ten or more than
thirty days, with costs of prosecution
II shall be the duty of the CITY Marshal
or any officer under his control to insti-
prosecutions tor tue violation of this
ordinance.
An ordinance for the suppression of
gambling includes every conceivable
game of chance. aud fixes a penalty
upon conviction for gambling of fire
from so to 800, or imprisonment from
ten 10 thirty days. II any Marshal or
landholder shall report 10 a committing
magistrate in writing that there is good
ground for the belief that gambling Is
being carried on at any place. II snail be
lawful for such magistrate TO authorize
ia writing any Marshal TO enter such
place and arrest all persons found there
IN offending against this ordinance, and
II shall be the duty of the Marshal To
prosecute the persons 80 arrested. and
upon conviction to destroy the gam
bling Implements selzed.ln the presauce
of the magistrate
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4 AEDkIss LERf AT hin A. STA
~ lords picture store. c 1rner a. Chnr4f
aud sseoad slresiA vi receive prx<61f
sGleEtion. 49,
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TENURE OF OFFICE.
EDfroa Posr-IxTKrLIsEScKs:

EDTToz PosT-lSTKLLIGESCEs:
Some question has been raised a. TO
the validity of the late election. 50 far
- the Counciluen from the different
wards in the city are concerned. The
Law OF 1ss3 gave three CoGncilmen 70
esch ward in this city. Ii vas an IN
equal and unjust lax. bat 1t vas lag,
ana therefore eheerfully complied Nth
and obeyed. The iaw aforesaid pro
vlded that the term of office Of said
Couneilmen should De - follows Two
II them in each ward should bold their
Office for tvo years. and the other for
one year. Tie question early arnse IN
the canvas a. TO Whether IL VAS neces-
sary 70 designate ths term or the tick
ct. | am free ~ saw that | was of The
opinion that II was safer to do 50 But
all saw the ine1trlcable confusion which
gould result from s1ch a course and
az An ordinance had been passed on the
9th Of June fixing the terms OF these
officers bg the votes taey should receive.
both parties agreed to leave the matter
10 be determined IN accOfdanc. With
the rule prescribed in she ordIn 7nce.
and hence the tickets did not dss. ga.te
the term.
Eirs,-It cannot be possible that the
CITY Council vii refuse to canvass the
votes and issue certitic ltes OF election
10 accordance with the ordinances duly
passed By them on the 9th Of JBLe last.
s,cons-The undIsIuted effect Of
sucl 4 refusal would he their Own col
iemnAiion in ofEi e. Office held uacer
/ sucn circumstances would neltaer be
| sweet nor honorable. But We have TO
Hlga an opinion Of the integrity and
| honor of the present Council to fear eny
| such result.
| Third-Let the present council can
| ' ass the votes. and ISSUE the cert catt :
/ In accordance with their ordinance.
/ That Is the present duty. Sufficient
/ unto the day - TIE vi. t4tEeoI- Climb
ing mountains before you get to them
Is always IF doubtful proprlety. and
generally results II shameful waste OF
muscle. and much unnecessary mental
| irritation.
Fourth 1t il absolutely clear that the
election l. valid for one year. II the
question should srise At the end of the
year as to who .aouid go out, then VI
can settle that question somehov.
Fifth-Each Council Is to judge OF
the election and qualification of its Owl
members. Tue present Council pos
sesses no determining power IN tina
matter. As the old Council holds untl
their successors are elected and quail
fed. if il could decide that matter, /
possesses in its hands the power 70 per
petuate itself forever. This Is no: 50
and wo will do them the justice to be
lieve that they do not seek or desire an
such perpetuity. The true view Is, tina
tie duty of tbs present Council is sim
ply ministerial-to canvass the vote
and issue certificates in accordanc
with iheir own clearly expressed ordi
nance. y. JACOBS.
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TIE RAILROAD arEsrrox.


EpfToR PosT-lyZELLlGKscEz:
In looking over Mr.. Harris remarks
before the Chamber of Com the
conclusion 70 reached that the twenty
Ave miles of the Cascade divl-iy N. u hioh
his company proposes to build into the
Green river coal fields, before Congress
recouvenes, will be built wilh money
raised Q ION the land through which tie
road Is - run
There Is receipt in an old cook book
about -sFvin9 up rabbit which begins
'Firs: catch your rabbit"
Yesterday received from = gentle
man 70 Washington. high IA the cont
dence Of tue Interior Department, let
f,of which tue foliowIng II al extract.
the Il lies being those Of the writer Of
the letter:
WASHINGTON, July 9sd, ls-4.
r.. n. H'hH>. Esy-. Yoar telegram of
June I'd receives: Letter mailed you
ioday-press forfeiture; see HsEiy,"
which did, but he only failed for want
OF time. H has left the railroad peo-
pie badly crippled in this dRbt, and
next winter he will lay them oIt. Nr.
Teller siIli holds up In the twenty Eve
miles. and from resy rssiaf53< syafrss /
think Is likely be will continue - hold
IL on his desk until Congress acts upon
T."
In order - show that my correspond
| eut ia not mistaken. four DAYS after his
l letter Was written, the AssOciated Press
seLds out tue following dispatch:
WASHINGTON, Jnly l3.-Tae Com
| missioner of the General Land oihc-
| has decided not to issue p~truts for
/ lands 10 any railroad whose land grant
/ is supposed 10 be forfeited by any Of the
hills nov pending III Congress. Eleven
| bills declaring forfeited Lar d. 3ranted e
railroads passed the House at the last
session, and now await action ID th'
Senate, and seven more are still on tits
House calendar, for consideration a.
lts next session. Tie ONLY case II
which patents Will be issued for lard
involved in these prop sed forfeit nres
Is where settlers prove priority of rlgh
over the claim Of the railroad com
panies."
There il no doubt that this action o
the Land Office vas IL answer 10 th'
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
application for lands on the fuyaIIul
coal road.
Oar people should lose no time, but a
once proceed TO bnild their own roa,
into the Green river coal fields. as sug
gesied by Mr.. Leary. W. H. WHITE.
SEATTLE, July Is, 1884
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
UR. GIBBUN'S
DfSPENSARY
HOS kEARSY

0sO 81, corner
OF Commercial, san
Francisco, Gil. Es-
tselishes4 in 1854.
for the tr-a'ment of
eexnsl and seminal
Diseases such -
ooSoRRHGA. GLgEr
STRUCTURE SYPHILIS
in all its ferns,
Ag~sr NJ. ~.-.z.
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Notice of Final Proof.

q. S. LAND OYFICE AT OLYMPIA. ". TIL
June IS, 1854.
@Netice Is hereby gives tlSt WILLIAM
MURPHY has nicd notice OF intention %
make final proof before Albert VI. say e.. a
Notify Public. ut his Office ia Seattle, W. T.,
on THURSDAY, the i4th lay If august. \. d
1884, on Pre-sl ption d. : No. 524O for the
NV = of sec ioL 3. township % nor b, range
east.
he names a. witnesses Thomas Hood,
Charles Wtnfworih. L. Carpenter and John
Murphy, al Of ), attl-. ". T.
JOHN ?. CONVEY,
jy3au7 Register II the Land Offi.s
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MISCELLANEOUS
Call for a Republican Terrific
rial Convention.

ATA MEETING or THE REpCBLI-
N can Territorial Committee, held al
Vancouver. April ; lsI II Was resolved
that the next Territorial Convention. for
the nomination Of q Delegate to Congress,
Dc held At Seattle. King county. sn Tu >
day, Septem Der 1. ISL. al 10 o'clock a. m.
for the purpose OF nominate < a candidate
for Delegate TO Congress, ana for The
transaction of such other business as may
D operly come before it.
be Commute fixed the appOrtiOE-
ment Of del. gates TO the Territorial I en-
vaption a. follows One delegate at large
for ach county in the Territory. and one
additional delegate for every TO- votes
aDi one additional delegate for eve ; 90 Ut
more votes cast in each county - the
general elect on Of iS>5 for the Republican
candidate fer Delegate - Congress. I pom
this baz i the various counties OF The Ter
ritoTy vi be entitled 10 representation
in said Convention a. follows
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Notice of Final Proof.

Z. LAND OFFICE AT OLYAFI,. ". 7.
June 16 1851.
Sosica is hereby given hat JAMES Il
CLINE has iiiet ice Of intan lou TO max
anal proof before the q rk OF the Distr.ci
Court, st his office, in Sc l., WI IN Friday
the Is day Of August. A. -. iss4, OF Pre-
empticn u, 5. No 7572 for the iog :, Z y O;
sW = aud Sc /. Of NV : Of section Il
town-h D % north range east.
He names "a witnesses A. D. Gu hire,
Anthony ohltrt, Nv BuShong ard Georgs
Pickering ali OF Seattle, ". T.
JOHN r CONVEY.
j,Sau7 Register Of the Land Office.
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Notice OF Final Proof.

o. 5 land OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, v. TIL
June IA. 1&A
~Notice = hereby given that NILS
ELofSSoS has nled notice Of intention TO
nsake finzl proof before the Judge. OF In his
abseeee. the Clerk Of the District Court, AZ
his offee in sesttis, ". T.. on Thursday the
slss dsg Of Jniy. A-D. 1854. oa II nestesd Ap-
PHI atinn No. 3i7T. or the 90 ; and nv i Of
Sw I CT section II township ~ north, range
seAst
He nsm~s - utsnessss: John p. Frybsrr
aad Triamsa harper. Of Port Bisheiy, W. T :.
and John W Aneersoh and Extk Eistrorn,
Of SEATTLE, ". I.
JOHN p GOwEY.
ielaJys& Register Of tLe Land OsEce
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IMPROVE YOUR POULTRY.
Partnership Notice

WYE THTsDAY ASSOCIATED
wv with ourselves In the Shoe Busi-
ness. Mr. Geo. J. Turrell. of Albany. or.
and late with Nolan Brothers, san Fran
cisco. Mr.. Turrell Is thorough shoe
man. having had years OF experience in
that line. TRkEN & KAY hoND.
Z. 5. Thankful for the very liberal pat
ronsge extended 10 US for the past four
years, and soliciting continuance of the
same, We are very respectfully yours
TRREN. RAYMOND & TCkREi h.
Seattle, June is 1884. tel9
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A FIXED FACT.-The Washington Ter
ritory Employment Bureau is the legit-
innate place to order your help. They
are genuine business men, and attend to
the wants. of all requiring good mechan
los, laborers, caoks, aud III fact ali you
may want. Offices, Washington street,
next TO Police Court, Seattle. Hours.
1880 t. $50 daily. lmdw jel4
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5. LAND OPTICS AT CLYl PIA, T..
July |, 1854
Notice Is hereby given that JANIS DOUG
Las has hled notice Of intention to ms ke
Ipal pro-f fore the Judge. or IN his abs nee
the Clerk IF the Probate Court. Al his elise.
/. Port Madison. W. 7 =. n THURSDAY. the 2lst
das OF August, II lss4 On homestead 50
plicati0n No ools. for the L \ Of NV an
y OF Ne h Of section 10, towpsnip az
north, range east.
he names as Witnesses G. J. L. Petier.ou,
Andrew Peterson, John Grandv and f. Four.
uier. all Il Pert Maids VT
John Z. CONVEY.
JySSu7 Register OF the Land Once
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Notice of Final Proof,

u LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, ". T.,
June 26. lsSG
~ Notice is hereby gwen that A. II.
SRoUFE has Med notice of intention 20
make Anal proof b, fore tie Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court, st his Office In seattle " T. on
Friday, the Is day e Ausust, II. lisa
on pre-em ltion d ; No 7S74. tor the lots ],
2. and Z = Of Ne I Of elton !. township %
north range east.
He names as witnesses: a. D. Guthrie,
An hony Ohiert, wen BusNong All george
Pickering, all % Seattle VT
JOHN CONVEY.
jy9au7 Register q the Lind N ..
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The Rt Rev. J. J. Paddock, ID d. Rector
The Rev. Lemuel III. We Is, AN. CHAPLIN
Notice of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.

UNITED STAT.s DISTRICT LAND OFFIcK,
Olympia, Washington TerritorT /
NCT1oE Is HEREBY GIVEN That. IN
~ compliance With the provisions of the
Act of q ngress approved Juae 8. 1878. ,nti-
tied = An Act for the sale Of Timber Lands in
the States Of California. Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory" EDWARD s. IN
GRAHAM. Of King county. Washington Ter
ritory, has this day fled in this Office his ap-
plicstion 20 purchase the Z y Of Sw \ OF
section 5, NE I Of NV :. and NV \ Of Ne
\ of section No. 10. IN township No "a
norih. range No. l west Of the Willamette
Meridian.
Any and al persons claiming adversely the
said described land, or s.y portion thereof.
are hereby CURED 20 fiie their aims in his
ONES within sky l60l days from date hereof
Given under my hand ~ my effice N olym-
pis. ". T., this Sd day Of May. A ID. 1854
John =. COMFY,
mye il o Register Of the Lad Offiee
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The Rev. DIR. Washington GLADDEN.
declares that no man can honestly keep
az snch fortunes as have been gathered
by some of the great financial bandits
of oar own tiuae. This Is true enough !;
such fortunes are. the greater part Of
then nothing bat loot; and the men
Who have gathered them are nothing bat
thieves and robbers"
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Notice Of Final Proof.

L. $. LAND DFFIcE AT OLYMPIA. ". t.
Juue n, 1884.
No ice is herby given that GEORGE DEL
Eel has fl.d notice Of intention TO MAKE
fiual proof before the judy, or In his Ah-
senca. tn Clerk of the District Court at hi
Office, in Seattl-, T. OF Tuesday, the 18Th
day Of August, \. D lsS4 GU Homestead ar
ton No. l377. for the * = q section "a
township Il north, range east.
He names IS witnesses: james LanEdan
stephen Niblock John ". Cszpin aud Ira
WooiIn, all OF Hubbs q. King county. ~. T.
JOHN +. G. WES.
ly5aal Register Of the Tanl pfi .
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MISCELLANEOUS
Notice of Final Proof.

z :. LASp oETicK At oLHNPIA, W, T.
June Is. lSS4
Notice IL hereby given that CHARLES
WENTWORTH has eled notice OF IL teufioD
70 make 1aal proof before Alsert N Snyder,
q Notary Pablo. Q, his once, in Seattle. W.
T OF THURSDAY. the til day Of August, a. d.
1874 on Pre- emptton u. 5 No 7l9s. for tie
Ne i OF section 50. township . north, range
4 east
he names IS witnesses John Murphy,
ThomAs Heed. Z. Carpenter and William
MURPHY, al CT Ss2tt e, ". T.
JOHN :. CONVEY,
ieasiysl Register Of tbs Land OH e
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For wacnes. klox, silver plated wear
and So forth, 90 to IL. c. Mclaughlin.
("Lt;le Mack. the Jeweller.") Tie best
and only stock OF fine goods in the city.
Also. some that amt So fine.
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The berlin Cloak and Suit House. ITO

The Berlin Cloak and Suit House. 10
Cherry street, Seattle, W. T.--Nie-.
stylish cashmere suits. in all shades,
$40. SILK suits from SIS up A nlcr
hne OF tailor made cloAks aud WRAPS Go
be closed very cheap. All these goods
are eur own make no cheap trash auc-
ton goods that no one wants. We vii
make any garment 10 order, either fronl
yonr's or oar ovn material, cheAuer and
better than any one else, aud warrant a
perfect fit. Country orders viii receive
the ntnoss attention.
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