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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-12-14

In the annual summary of the iron
ore industry of the country the Iron
Trade Review says that more Lake Su.
perior ore was sold the past year than
ever before. At the close of navigation
there remains unsold on the docks at
Lake Erie ports only 10000 tons. In
consequence of the exceedingly small
surplus and increased demand for ore,
especially for Bessemer steel making, an
Iron ore famine is threatened. The past
two weeks have witnessed o marked adj
vance in prices and a rush to obtain
stocks before the supply is exhausted.
1t is predicted that the result will be to
actively stimulate the imports of for.
J ores, the sales of which are already
being pressed in the Pittsburg market.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-12-14

AS the result of the corn exhibit of
some OF the counties at New Orleans,
money is being SEM rom ths sonth to
tiose counties to loan at nine per cent
annual interest and no commission.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-12-14
Il
A TURKISH ENVOY.

Philippopolis, Dec, 4-Prince Alex
ander u his readiness to receive
Madiid Pasha as envoy of Turkey. The
latter left Constantinople for this city.
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
London, Dec, l4-The queen and
members of the royal family attended
memorial services at the royal residence
at Iragmore to-day for the late prince
consort, who died Dec. 14th, 1861.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-12-14

q Deadwood special says: The pro-
prietors of the Pioneer have been cited
to show cause on Wednesday why they
should not be punched for contempt
Q au attack in the paper on Judge
Church, late of New York, who has just
taken his seat N the bench. The arti-
cles are said to have been inspired by
Judge Moody. whose son is of the
parties cited for contempt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-07-30
GUNS!

GUNS, BREECH LOADER
from s 90 for a single shot gul,, up to
$1,000.
DOUBLE B. L. SHOT GUNS,
from S13.0G for good serviceable gun,
to $50. 90 for something extra.
REVOLVERS, from Sl.00 up to
$1,000.
WINCHESTER RIFLES,
Model '73. Central Fire $lI00
e '76, - twenty
eight inch barrel $500
0htsgle loading shot guns from $3.50
for single gun, 50 so for double gun.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-27
prerr ssExs saPFSsr nHxssrEKT
rRHEERgNfE-
CuTaAr4A, Jane 3

CKxxaAr4A, Jane q
Net At 10 an. and ossanl 1sc tsn 20
Fariis hy the ohoies Of Rev. u. T. flefce
a. sts.fftnau and II. "A. weston - eterk.
Aftsr reading The rules Of otdeF iroEn
tee sitair, Issssrs we're read fr.SEn eleven
rhaFshss, sEOWing aFemzfkaoiy rsaiisy
csadlsioa in INST Of the shafeass o.
the A.soesstiOn- Ssssnty hsPaisms are
reported, and khs nu1ber Of tie Asso-
etssi.,u has Increased 20 over nye nza-
dred members.
Tha sousmitsss on eredentials report
ID delegates present. fren botsfoFt, Be
th<sdA, SsAft1e First, Seattle second.
Osympaa, scandinavian Seattle. Sc4edi
nAvImn Tacoma. CbehA u, Whatoom,
Fsrnd4Is-some forty II all
Afp.r soGns dasczessoa the two letters
from ths FIRST Tsc 5fna church we're re-
auaa1 on tps QFoand Of unorFlalaty, and
ahs Ciele0A,ions were nos allowed . seal
Ina tbs Association.
Ire eaA for nsw churches brought the
HsAhd1nnVAan a. Esc0Laa and keEisoeis.
shson wsgs reserved By the bOdy and
2elooaed by the Moderator.
A commitles on Religions serv1oes vas
appoisted, consisting OF Mrs !. y.
" IaC1t 10Aa1a AAAAtt1 80 @-%A - =
u4se, and reporlsd that Rev. A. y. banks
would pEpasa this eyeEinR.
1he rsyOrE OF tds treasurer OF the
srxecuEiss eommlstes showed tIVl 70
eeIyed during tue year, aHd Also IRON
ihs hsme hissi0u eoeisty ez5OD.
1hs report of toe executive COMMITTEES
Was read. and its Recommended ons made
the spsolal order Of service for Saturday
Af 10 am.
The Conferences closed on Thursday
evening with . ssrong seEnon On Cnarcn
Posisy By Rsy. b. 5. 1eLAdsrty, srRine
absolute independents of caerSh actioo
earnest endorsement Of the Ezies OF the
eGurch: a1sosats non interfereeee D.
the Raighboring eharc1ss calling FOL
En0re dignity Of ths pastoral. he De
scribsd the papal mode Of ROvernmeLi
a. that wbion plssys absolute power n
THE llsad Of the church, Episcopai ~ thai
which LOOKS TO the national sovereign
a. It's ruler, and Congregational which
vests all powoF 10 tue rndependent iocal
body. IL 10 not tfammeied by deoreea
filshsEs, pspes, councils or assemblies
III mar ssnd delegates 70 associations OF
elisew here, but they have no power q
as save In the matter referred TO then
BY The body iiself. Every touch OF Cos
s,Is alta the individual more and thus ths
Congregational poiity OF the Nev lesta
nlsnt lifts the man 70 the greatest poaai
bic importance and pover.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-27
srIrs CenmexCED.

The following additional suits have
b,,sn commenced By City Attorney Han
fsgd. and ether suits viz follow IN q
feF days
4l65. City Of Seattle W. A. A. Deany.
Delinquent grade assessment on Madi-
son street amounting 10 $3.6lT60. inter
est and costs.
lleG. CITY Of Seattle ". Thomas
CLANCY. Deiinquent assessment 90
Washington stFestimrrossmeBt,f 5G9. %.
s4d7. City Of Seattle W. George D.
Hill. Delinqnent grade assessment on
Bilstsry street, 8220.25.
.ti66. City Of Seattle w. Terry estate.
D,slinQnent assessment on jackson
street grade. tsl37.50.
iLi6e. City Of Seattle ". Albsrt i.
Thompson. Delinquent assessment on
Jackson street grade, ti0s.26.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-27

a. - --kI-~a...A n.
kfon . eo4seRe DoafnsAs P'aoA.s-.'.
the ia4s rests Of . Portland Insflsutioo.
..as.,. /. e.. ar..rirnens Of Eaoiish
.s-.-.--..-..,,. az oar
o''-A sT'saaloa tot eoe
school children:
aThe lis Of graduates add stude1ts
ars yiveu on sn0tter PAGE
/. If aov shoasd Q1s an extra oopy tkey
NAV haT,d Il 10 a Tread.
sWe were pot connected with the
school zith whish orr nsizhoor nos
has CHARGE OF course not foar use
Of the - Prssiders's ADeFsczn clearly
proves that
fhs bread winning process u wnaa
tie youth Of tee country needs tsday.
If q long exp-r ieBee snd a thor
o1ehly devised e0ars< Is not sutiisisnt.
a..
= Students who may have pofenasso
sehol4rsnfps and ars called hoHne oy
reason Of sickness Of self OF family,
"a.
~rhe furniture Is not mahogany, NOS
The caairs Cd olstsFed; bas they arr
oo0fortable."
Then fosloxs the Statement that stu
dents Of average ability can COMPLIES
very extensive bastness course N frso
four 20 six months, while some, having
limited knOWIedee, ean eonpiste zoe
courss IN less time. while others slay
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-27
To ali whom itmay Concern

OsFICK OF THE COLUMBIA AND PUQET
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEArTLE w. T.. July ~, 1853 !
WHERAAS. BY DEED BkAisING
W cate August ~. 1Sza executed In pur,
smlnce OF an ordinance approved AaEruai
Is. iS7a the caty Of seattle conveyed tothe
Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad and
Transportation Company. ali the tide
lands south OF King street In said city Of
seattle. In. along. around and aboufEiliot
bay, from extreme high 70. extreme low
tide and deep water; and,
Whereas The Legis lative Assembly OF
the Territory Of Washington. By an Act
apprlyed November 8 is7s ratified and
confined aid grant and conveynnceu pon
certain conditions which have been fully
performed By said Company: and,
Assembly vested the title Of said lands in
said seattle and Walls Walla Railroad
and Transportation Company. IN fee sim
WHEREAS, The United States has sooui.
esced In said grant and conyeyance; and
Whereas, Tho said Seattle and Walla
Walla RsdiroAd and Transportation Com.
peny has transferred snd conveyed al Of
eaid landsa 70 the Columbia and Puze
Sound Railruad Company;
Now. therefore. the said Columbia and
Puget sound Railroad Company hereby
gives notfc0 that if claims the exclusive
right 10 oc<upy sAid lands and to erect
whArvea and other structures thereon
and that all persons arc hereby notified 10
refrain nom cccupying or entering upon
any Of said ianas without the consent n
writing q ssid Columbia and Puget
COLUMBIA & PUGkTSoUND r. h co
ans Is1stant fzup.r,.t.,a.nt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-27

"A vss q hsasly hsaestasdsR h She
aeen renees,s Oh the FOREST pFinaxaa
49,, horfeta thsi cisasie Lsite Wase-
snrfon frurn whoai ne obtained the par
ss~rlars 81 thie ,'sr tTas tale
Night after nAskt.S said be = ] hae
he~r startIed ~ 4 weird. uns4nny
wsiiin0. which sssned N prosised ffoEs
a. n~ioht.rhop.i Of the Haunted
errtng.' whish. ,sdesd wish pspiafs
rlaie.s Il stnnnsd sniEh snpsrstas101s hoF-
ror By the ahorieine and rsfs'y visited
by tbe MOST Adveutuf0us Of the pale
faces. Night afinr night ms fastsfai
collie shank into TIE eahan 'seiysf1nR
Win fear, ~ he disso1Ant Ssil seaa
dsfsd thnsuesh thsi startled En. ! esnba
bear Il no Isngss, and shoaidsssne ny
trusty ride and. isasisa ~ fsisili ~
gzsshdog whininf patsoastT 80 ne ssw
ne depsft fsF the unhAilsIr'sd spt's,
followed tbs sespsnffne srsii wniee iesi
b the Haunted spflnR. psisAifs ny
way over fallen IsR sad rocky Soaader
~ tbs sstFaaRlinR NO nosan tsissJ
ileht' A neaIsd the iocsiiiey tns
snournful cAdsnse Of toe naystenSos
sound rsas dtfuiaT above she souahInR
Of tha wind tnF0sgn the sgmssr pines.
Nos hi the place ssstefinR shieai Toe lG.ss
vretss Isavss hope behtna eogtd 2"
heard q mora friGsffal sosind. Irsa-
Ing lightly, steie unasares up01 the
soarss Of the hiddea horror. dast Then
ths moon, hitherto partly Yelled ~
eloads, sk0us oct 10 unch0udSd prli'
iianey, and there 10 the forks 81 WI
los, Gloss 20 the surbsd siaters o. We
Hsnnted Epstne.' ! bebsld s.n smptJ
bottle that had oi,es c0ntalnsi ssamp
sueslse Rheamalte Care the Gulf
knoun eufe cure Tor rheunasstsm IN al
~ fDrus, LET'S tbas1 BY some one, un'
rnindfuI thas Ii wp,ild be 70 ne Divine
1890 q q Dgynne atft. for with OtIs
doIb.r / ebtainsd One bottle frem tee >.
A. m, O. MIG. Co., Seattls. Warrington
Territory, vhioh sDtiFsiy eirsii ne o
the terrible KheusastIe paias Ehleh J
had had for thirty yesraL d~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-27
SHERIFFS SALE.

Tn THE DISTRICT couRr HOLDING
II terms a se&ftfa
No sso-Johi O BtsstisAn. piainttn. Va
chsflss Fsnssks and washfnston rcn Wesks
DEF, ndAnts.
Under aud by 'firtus Of al order Of sale lssusd
out The ab-ys named coat in tbs aboys
eotiilsd scsfsnsl dAasd the san day o. Jana
1885, ard 70 mo dfrrcted and delivered. hsss
dup levied upIa the property described n
Sad ordasr Of sale. AID a. fsisoHs. d VII:
Lots ane M, and tso fsI. n eli Ven tln1, n
fdaD addition 20 the eity of seattle. kim
Cognty, Wsshtagtsn Territory.
Notses d thsrsfors hsrshu given thzi On
sassrasy. de ilsA Day - s.iy. Isss,
Al ths hour Of O'clock y. q. q s1id asv. IN
frsnt u tes Court House door, n ne Clfs q
sezliie. king lSxnty. washington Fsrrl1oFg.
wiil. IN shesiencs % said order a sale, 81
tie show dstcribed property. o. - nnck
tnsfeof ~ my 10 N cessasy 70 satisfy tne
jriensnt in lad sesion. vi,h intsrss. fhsrse.
bidder for e1ih.
psssd q ssa1lls, ne ssh AS of yuas, isss
fsit =. u MuaRAW. EneriH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-27
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THR
l. Third Judicial District Of the Terri
torF OF Washington. holding terms ct Sc
attic. in King county, for the counties Of
King and kitsap.
No. .2s0-Chs lotte 3. Halter. plaintiff
vs.. L N. Bigelow, Emeline Bige.ow. Fred
L. sander, stephen Carkeek. John Nicho
Complaint fled In the county Of King
in The office of the Clerk Of said District
Court.
The United Statesof Assa-ica send gssstins
TO L N. Bigel5w. Emeline Bigelow,
Fred 4. Sander, Stephen Carkeek, John
Nicholas and Chas. v. Ross. defendants
You aie hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff 10 the District Court Of
the Third Judicial District OF the Terri.
tory OF Washington, holding terms at tbs
city OF Seattle, in the county Of King, for
the counties Of King and Kitsap, and 70
answer the complaint fled therein within
sixty days from the date Of the first pub
ilOation OF this summons or Judgment By
default viii b taken against ysu accord
ing TO the prayer of the complaint
The said &C, ion 10 brought 20 recover
the sum OF 500, with interest thereon
from the 18th day Of Mar b, 1884, at the
rate OF one per cent per month. and the
costs OF said action, including an attor.
neyis fee Of $50, upon Q certain promis-
sorry note made and delivered by defend.
ant l. N. Bigelew to defendant Fred K.
Sander. ON the I4th day Of December,
fsSI and to foreciose certain mortgage
given ON said 18th day Of December, ISsa
Q, the defendant Fred K. Sander, BY the
defendants 4. N. Bigelow and Emeline
khgelow, 10 secure the payment OF said
promissory note. upon the following de
scribed real estate, towit: sll of block a
also. lots s 9. 7, 8 and 2. in block a.; also,
h,ts II. IL -. II. Is, l6 N ana Is In block
49, In Yeslers second addition (aupple-
naental1 to the cityo Seattle, King coun
ty. Washington Tsrfitsry; which said
note and mortgages were afterwards. for
q valuable consideration. duly assigned
ami transferred to the plaintiff. who Is
cow the legal holder and owner thereof.
That the defendants. stephen CArkeek.
John Nicholas and Charles v. Ross have
some interest," in said property. the native
and description OF which 10 TO plaintiff
unknown.
Witness the Hon. Roger g. Greene,
49, Judge Of the "a d District Court,
sEAH. and the seal thereof. this 18th
49, day OF April, A. ID. l8Sa
JAMES SEAvkY, Clerk.
By JAMKs p. LUDLOW. Deputy.
Burke. Halter q kAsin. attorneys for
plaintiff. APPS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-27

Esosssous GaAfS Misunderstanding
10 estimates mads by the County Asses
sef, the acreage In uheat this year Ia
this county 10 about S5.O00s in barley.
o0Os IN cats i2.eoo; 10 hay. earn. rye.
etc, 1900. In snnsmer falIow taere are
1900 acres. According 70 the same
returns. the average yield OF the county
sili BE- q bushels par acre, making .
fetal yield Of 2.00. 00a hnshsis. bssine
On the same estimsfes, Columbia county
xill yield ly00.oo0 bushels; Garfield
i.uD0. COO umatilia 9,500 600; whitman
i,5Oooo0; Nex Peree and Asotin oouu-
ties 100000; Adamz. SPOKANE. Doae-
Les, Erankiin, kittisas aud Yakima =
$4,000, also GILLIAN. Moxrew and Was
% eoanties l.so0eo0 nsaking . grand
total wheat yield of over l2h000oo
basheis. This. At 50 cents hu<hel. val
slistfihuts 10 The Inland Enpirs the
Grand sam Of &s.esoooo-Waiia Hasia
Eniem.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-27
STEAMER TRAvEt ETu.
SUM M e r
PLEASURE ROUTE.
A T7 - The fast sternwhseleI
- JOSEPHINE,
DIX. HOWARD. Sole Owner,

ID. a. HUW AfkDs 5Ute UWHeI'
wiz, from date, carry the United States
mail on Hoods Canal. making u weekly
trip 20 Seattle Leaving Seabeck every
Friday morn M. will touch at Port Gam
BIZ for passengers o. freight arriving az
8 attic in the afternoon reforming VIA
cave Yesler's wharf ct u O'Clock every
saturday morning, taking the mail at
Port Gamble for 8 abeck and Union City.
The Josephine viii stop at Lillewaup Falls
or any other place OF pleasure or business.
at the demand OF anv passenger.
Persons sitting Hoods canal viii ind
the best OF attention. with good table and
rooms, al ID. K. Towards Hotel. in Sea-
bsok.
The steamer Josephine will leave Sea-
beok for Port Gamble every day except
saturday. to Ike passengers and freight
and receive orders for aGy pointon Hoods
q nal. 1ep
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-27
SUMMONS.


IN THE DISTRICT couRT on TEE THIM
JudIcisl District q tas Territory u Ess1
fEg'uB. holding terms 81 Ftestie, ID kiz1
county. for the eoussies Of King and 1iikr.
No ta7t-- Ohm n Frink. Iadniial n. 6, y
Gariaae. defenaans.
Complaint nisd in the c0Ilnty e ns< d
the Once Of the Clerk Of said DissFsst 0N<l
TIM unuAp sfsfEs o. AnulcA szxp slinn<<1:
Toe !. G1ana. dcfendsua
Tols are hereby required 10 sPrex - =,
tiou brouSht sgnlrsi y b. the spglt 41Et1
plzinttif. 10 ne DlNricf Court d III x>in
.udicai District Of The fsfriicrI N H1z1r
iugtun. holding terrns a the cify q hsE'lz
the county OF King. for the eoaaflcs " So
and Kitsap, and 70 Naswer ihs opn9l11f -
iherrln within sixty days from ihe dlAm -
arst publication Of this sama ~ - seFN@
hy default will be taken asalhss yosl, sIs~~
Ina ~ the prayer 81 the lsalApalnt
Tia SAID ACTON 10 br0aakl 10 re<lfHF -
sun d ti24S 70. with lnteFtxi % tl>le -
from Ne z9th day 81 Dsrembf. ~
Ents u one Per cent. pr mouth, o. sl<s. y
pronitssory note. duly nssds. etecafni ~
hvered b. said defendant " tAe fizE 1sl,ese
Bank e Seaside. on the 18th d<y d l1c'eees
1854 whereby he said dsfsndsnt tf9lrre y
pay siie said First Estiunsl baEk 81 4tz.s
The cum Of st24s ~ one day afi<s AlH ~. ~
Interest II the rate q one Per cs1& M r2s1l
10 Al q wick s.la prem.zror{ apis -
b<ea paid excepf the sum q ~ inl!<1 Il. -
the 18th dag 81 Dcoenber. 1884. &NI taH*
ssld pfc1nissory note va. hefo<~ fM
manesmrnt % tbis set N. dnly e1fsin -
signed and lrzHzfsfiss 10 plainti1 w1n y ~
the lawful holder snd owner q IN 49,
And Il -. for second cause sf zc&e4
cover the sum o. $40. vita int<<ost f'>a1 -
iSb day 81 March. iss5. ON haisne', n y
eounl tor naehiner3 msnuflefrr<a ~ IL.
sold and dslIsersd 10 aaia de snd4n1.
sFsctzl inetane. ans requset, " Ne tf,s.
ton Isun Wstks Company. bssecsa
dsg Of duly, assi. and the 10 asy o &
1875, Wisirh sid bslssce u secganz ~ y
e&id WeshiaRson Iron works O<mpeni ~
the cofnEns cement II this scion. As!f y
elrbrd. srknefcrreo and 81 ovez q
VINO h now ths lawful hsleer snd a's*E
The szn1a
wltsass TIE Boo. Boyer orsene. JlAslE
s~--- the ssid DissFies courf. - ~ 4
xkAf. thareol. this lsih dAg q nan e
JAMES sKsyEr. IVA
BY JaMxs p. LuD1sw, Deputy
ngfks. EalIsr 4 kssin. Ai,ofitsfs -
s1lIl 'f4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-27

X. H. Pesses, "a years ef zee. lisins
aians near kessa. muttlasea his isfs hand
hv tho scssawntai Giscaafxe % gun
iAsl sIesk. t1s deesasd thai the hard
Fsgniiea ARspstAklon. and with q pair al
shasriI be pfFssHned IL eseEztian n>af-
n and szptalias0zis. Mkatcal astsn6.
knsx stss ps1assea hsna. bat Ne refused
4. sh4I ~ weand h hsalia9 Al Ft2As.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-27

The concensxated poser and eafative
sirsf q Of Ayers SAEsapariilA. reader Il
he moss reliable and economical meds-
aine that can be used ID contains no
dangerous az harnfal inzFedisnsA and
nav Be safely administered % patients
Of all sesa. When you ara ssck ths best
me i5cine that can be obtained y none
No eoof, and . he chespest. whAteser
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-27
Notice Oh Application 70 Pur-
chase Timber Land.

ssExxn 5xk1xs Dmxzzc7 LAND cxYIrx
oEsnFzA. WAsarxzroH Tkknrzozx. |,
NOTICE ~ HEREkx GIVEN THAT. In
~ e<Enfttfoce with The proyizioux IL sks
Ac: q cenEress appr0sed luna q. ze7s, ENID.
tsd : An Aci Tor The sls u T1nber Lands a
ne ststes 81 oaiifsrnik. Oregon. Nevada "a
MAaA1nE1a1 Tefslsnryss JOHN PULvKR. AZ
skzsti county. wsshineton Tsfrisory, has thIs
dAy hied n thia Szzee An &Eglica110n D. pm
enzss TIE . y 81 Nh 4. M 4 q sRA anA
~ q Nv 81 section Ia n. IN fowT-
sap We . leorth. rAnge No. es3zs of shn WI
l&zncrte Hesid1xn.
fxss = srppors Of said application viii 10
mssit bsfoss TIE Csrk e tke nfstrirs oourf.
- sssoeznish cit7. snahonzssh . unsF. ". n.
1nis l. isSs, a. oseleck D. n.
Az And ~ pcrsuns cfzlmlns elxers<ly O.
sAla deearii'ed Isnd. % Any porsisn shsrsaf.
80 nzreay irqufrod 70 Gle skelF eisir.s il fAis
o1es Stthdl ziztT f6oi dsya fryn date kerpuf.
oiEen sn1es my hsnd. - mS ofzzrs - Own
20. -. r. Ms liza czF q April. AID iSE
10Ah ~ 6GWKX.
sf1le8 Hsetzl<r of ~ Land oczsa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-27
Josm O. JaEpcEn, Gas. y. tlEicxs,
Notary kaDiie. Surveyor
FNfs n IAryfrKR A SON.

viii locate sstllsrs on the pnDlic lands
al tie Uaitsd Stzsss, die AZ ciltssss OF
sutries. and axseats Land OEiia, papefs
81 eur osfios al kaEs City.
1000 nsres Of vacant sfossKnmens
Ian9s.
TInher and farming lands open 70
se1tlsmsnt and pasehass.
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Albert KeskA q Finn. attempted b nj
On hrAkehAam af o moving train e
pomaas. Los Anzsles coanty. last aas.-
aay usurninr. bot missed his f0oihusa
and sns inazrsd % that ha died IN A.
seen rninmRe& He was q ssilef, was
siok and peoF. sna waa trying 70 heai
Ats w'ks ~ San RsanclsDo. HIS hfoshes
uas ep anolhef hrskessam 81 ths sans
sxatn.
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FoR TnE UPPER sKAoIT.

stms Glide O. w. Core. mastsl
EAvEs YEsLER'S WHARF On
Ia Wednesday and Saturday. returnins
Thursday and Monday, calling ~ stan
wood. Utsalaay, Mos Landing, skaxi
City, Mount Vernon. Starring ana ~ N
1900 andy on board or 20 0kOisa !
NlSTER On the wharf Apt
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TIE siek and aisi'ctsd shsaid aoi fsll = "a a
hian The Doctor hes visited he bsHftsisl "
70 those In need Of his eesvioss. M, aEH1I
will nl.ks no charge unless he sn.c3s 4 90
Pers, CARED Al home Call o. nnk Il
eominun cations sFictly eoofdeufliI 6s1'
ten dollars Tor . packAan OF meftiins. A..
dress DIR J. y. 0fBBON. Box fs17. ~ fn1.
eisces Cal Mentioa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Sisters OF

Charity. attached to ST. Aary's Infant
AsyluIn. Dorchester. Mass certify to to-
iuessimsble value Of Ayers ssrssG';F1'.s
IN the treatment Of sore eyes and sAs''
diseases, among the many unfortunate
children under their care Mr. : y,
BodweH. Wilmington, Mass, writes eoii-
ceruing the treatment Of her d~'iShisI'
who was troubled with sore eyes, ~ Tor
Ioxs: aIEsEe Ayers SarsapaFills g
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CAxLxn-Ai Q rsesnt meeting Of the
wailA WaiiA Presbyterian Chareh So-
eiesy, nes. RnheFt Boyd cbairmain add
u. W. Black. seeretaFy, . us&Mtmous
invitation uAs extendesi 70 Rev. W. ID,
MsF Arland. Of Nee EAe0ma. 30 become
as STATED ssppty~ Of the above
nan 4 chnrch Tor oae year. sahiect 10
lkttef Il recommendation from the
aroasesl missionary .-4yearsal.
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Netiec Of Final I'rseI.

Us lam osysuz A. o<rxx.s. =; i.
kg.Eofles 3 harshs Tivsn tast b1s1.. =
EEI<EX haA nlsd nol1cs q 49,
n.1ks hnsa i.Fpsf brfsFs y. Z. - &s*.
Pnbsie. 4 nfs aeise ID seattle. ~ z =. 49,.
dax khs KDtn a. 81 fui7. 4 2. n
snp<l . q. Z. Be- tkst. iof - 8..S u
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z0HE r. So
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Tras i1elscsry az Asvos with sEas I'd.
1aas az ae<iksn. has hcen attained h shs
fanean C2ifsrnfe iiqssd frnis fenndy,
8yrup ~ BIS. its plNkAtnt tAsl b and
bsnxArsai snects have Fsn1srpa Il i'm
s.eRsob pc,g1l4R. SamRtA hossies Tres
ana tAzne kossaes fsx ezls ~ A. q
slexs'A myi1
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Notice or FINAL l'resIk

u.a Lam OssSuE an 0LxxsIx. M.x-
Nay Is. -
mYNottas h hareby given tast 81 ~ u 4.
r. NkLsON has fled notice d ins<a1l.e Y.
fnake f1<l proof before TIE se1Fk a y.
s.hesnce fha Clark o. ina Dlsttlcf q ~ n -
sfzloe, 10 Seattle. v. r. 90 nsnoys y ~
day Of Enly. A. D. iN15. o. ho<se1@ss1 Wa
cslion No. 1901, for the los I. q ssHh
towns ip - narlh. FHnes go 80 49,.
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