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O5O

KJILL BUY THE HOUSE AT los.
w and lie Cherry street. including
three well furnished rooms and kitchen
ground T nj, $40 a month, on most favor
able terms. Apply to DR.. G. L. MILLER,
l08 Cherry street. APPS
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n
MISCELLANEOUS
DR. c. L. MILLER, sR.
@S Cherry street, Saltls. NJ
P.o. box a.
Special. Private and chls,I,
Skin Diseases Cured.
MISCELLANEOUS

seminal weakness ana M,
vous disorders eau sed BY sra.
Positiveiy cured, on ,Ae ,,.,
Hnent plan.
send for printed questions,
DIR G. J.. MILLERsS re....
bic success in she euranv ~ ~
Chrome Diseases IL wei kna
HIS success Il due 60 IA. Is -.
experience and Observance. Y
his practice.
~ No more patients tah..
"Our Boys Farm. unsiith. !, ~
day OF March when six MAJ. ~
tages Will he finished. H,w.s
can accommodate one mas.
tient tmaiel with n nicely fvr.,s.
ed room and all home eem,fa,,- y
my residence, los CHERRY ssr..-
free of charge.
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PATENTS.

INVENTORS SEND MODEL on
sketch Of your insentioa. when l VII
make careful preliminary exanlii1afIor,
and report - ~ p@tantabliify, with "a
wee. czreulArA etc, ykKE on CHARGE. All
business before u. s. Patent Olflce AZ.
tended 20 for AobERAFK FKks. Informe.
ton and references sent on Application.
NO cHAEGk UNxEhs PaTEMR ~ sncuRxl1.
w..A.-rc = LITkLL4 =
Nssnln9toA Y. q. directly opposite q.
. fasenf ofhoa no27wff
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Q. 4 LAxn OFFICE Al oEx,xp1A, W.T.
Aps.l 3, 1856
~ Notice d kesshy given that DAVID N
THOMAS has nled nsties Of fntentsou e
z1aks anal prnof before the Register ana r..
esaxcr, ~ their sfkce, In OLYMPIA. N.
en Nedps daJ. the 20th day of May. A. b,
lsos. On Homefsead application. No s7ia. fos
he 3 No ~ 4 a sessian IL. tcwnsfss 4,
north, range east.
Re haEaes a. Witnesses PhGio Rutherford
g. y. knthsrfnfd. WIN A. Saearns saA a U'
Aosrs. ALI Il Fails City, W.T..
JOHN r. 9owEY.
spsmyl4 Register Of shs Lana OfI,ee
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THK STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY,
FOR rHE UPPER skAciIF,

nfnnr Glide q. W. Cove, sAai,ses
r RAVES YRaI.ER'H WHARF On
~ "Wednesday aa6 SATURDAY. returning
THURSDAY and MaadAy, calling nj sltakn,
weed utsaln4y, Moss Landing sl.agii
CITY. Moant vernen. Starring ami al In
kczfnedtafa points above For frel&if or
pasaAxa aepaY On board or to 0KOlRtAk
Fu8TEk on tho ,rhArS. spl
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED ~ 49, s,.
"A hian Of Claus q Harms w 1cl1 u
Hau0r dealers. lately doing Dus 49, 49, =
wisss are notified that such indet4Eas1 :.
has this day been sold and ass1ynea ~. =
Walters Il 70. & Co, Of San fn<n a !.
and payment must alone Be niaae "
WHITE & MuNhAy
Afforneys for Walters BFua y ~ -
Seattle. Ap Il p. lisa 49, -
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For sale

GIVE ACRES OF LAND. ALI.
u cleared heasa. barn and chicken
houses. about 80 fruit trees upon Il, straw
heeries etc. A good p ase for alive man
Appsy FRED r. SANDER NH and
commercial streets. apxs
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Harness warranted to fit and wear,
at reduced rates. to be had of ]. D'ARcY
a Co.'S, Main street.. ap26 I'm
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ibr. Ezenley's Celery
Beef and iron cures dyspepsia and neu
rslgia.
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QUEEN CITY ASSEMBLY No. 3lIA
NJ X. Of Ia. meets 90 the arss and third
FfTdAys d, each Honth. 81 10 D. m. a
Masonic fIail Visiting brethren Ia good
sanding are cordially invited to attend.
n. MCMILLAN M. w.
WALTKa. WALKKR r 8 NH
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SUMMONS.

n ERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
county of King, IS.
In justices Court. G. A. Hill. Justice of
the Peace.
To Charles f. Clancy: You are hereby
notified that Eugene ID. Smith has filed
u complaint against you in said Court,
which will come on to be heard at my
Office, n Front street. in the city Of Seat
tie, King county. W. T.. on the 5th day Of
June. 1885, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. M.
and unless you appear and then and there
answer, the same will be taken as con-
fessed and the demand of the plaintiff
granted. The object and demand of said
complaint is that yeu are alleged TO have
become liable 10 plaintiff on the Goth day
OF August, 1884. for one-half # the earn
ings OF = certain dapple gray stallion
named Prince. owned by the plaintiff. and
kept and used by yoI for standing to
mares during the season OF 1884. under
and by verbal agre 5ruent entered into
by and bet tween you and the plaintiff, on
or about April lst. 1891. whereby you were
to pay all the expenses of keeping and
s, anding said horse, and to pay to said
plaintiff one-half Of all the earn ngs of
said horse during said season, in accord
ance with VIII CHI You are alleged to have
become iiabla to plaintiff in the sum of
OF which sum the said acton is brought.
Complaint filed May i3 1855.
G. A. HILL,
Justice of the Peace.
Dated at Seattle. May Is. 1885. II wtd
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Insure with JAMES A. oAKxr d Co.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE

49, &kWH0N 3
Dispen@ry No. az
kearny slrvst, IA
\ r1aeisea. KstsA
lishad 10 1904, hw
. the tieaiment n
r. xual ana seminal
DISEASES Nlsch N
| GoNohHnalA, tilxHf.
1 srsIcTUaz, srFnll.
LIS in all iiS iorsas
n SENrSAL WEAkxEis
Eand IMroTRKef
Loss Of niznhaai
= n.s,4s...m.-l1.. l...-..l
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JoHN q. JAxicKn. Gas. r. JASIcKx,
Notary Public. Surveyor.
sNeauAEMEE LAMB AGENCY.
INo. q. IANToKE 4 sON.

mo. q. JANIoKE a son,
WIN iocats settlers on the pablo
lands Of the United States.
We have compiets abstract from the
records as the United States Land
0tiice OF 81 tAe taads IN fAs Saoqsainsis
Faihw, is ksAg coeafs. showing the
taamas 81 settlers. date and character OF
antry.
viii bay and cell iands on commits
aion.
Improved land and 1919 acres Of val
liable timber land for sale.
Land seekers will ind Il to their ad.
vantage 20 give us & call before going 10
The Land Osiies Al Olympia. Address,
aps6 DIV im FALLS CITY, VT.
sss Henlesss eeierv
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TINE TABLE.

THE TABLE
xHop FRANKLIN, Ell. OK DIAMOND
and infsrnediaiA asaiions. daily. ~
FeTNewcaetle ind Intermediate stations
deiiv afh 7s3O and 1910 D. M. as1d y m.
Rssnrnlng arrive a. Seattle from tssosf
rsyer EXTENSION At $40 p. M, hnn itSs ~
Newcastle branch Aii Do a NJ ~ hls N~N'
and SD p. m. a. "a
tsrrrlne tfIae 10 Newcastle, ! h. ~ M
TT. MTisEER,
ana Assistant Superintendent.
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HIsT e. LETIER&

Remaining in the, Seattle Post Ofscs
on Saturday. Nay Is. 1885. Persons
calling for these letters viii please say
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House 20 Ter,

+ WILL LKT NY HOUSE. ON THE
L Garner ef ~ cond and Cherry streets,
for = term " years Al low rate. 1t con-
fains sixteen raonas u in coed order, and
= suitable for haarsiing and lodging
house. ttpz9 MRS WrCK0Ff.
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House to Let.
knights of Labor.

A SPLENDID HOUSE, CENTRALLY
II located. Apply TO
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ABSOLUTELY CURE

The worst case OF infiammatory rheuma-
tism. The dull deadly. deep. DEVILS b,
dAllyinsS, daslardly. dresry. dubious, de
ctSffui dise6-e yRnishes before II ike
masic. lis 8 Divine gift 10 man Its
qualities are harmless and IN them are
combined nature most powerful restora'
tives. Hundreds Of our best citiZssI.s tes-
nfy 70 its curative powers. Try one bottle
Sold by all FtFst-class Drazgtsts.
IL you cannot get Swamp Angels
Rheumatic Cure" of your druggist We
viii send il sexpress paid on receipt OF
price. 81 per bottle.
Manufactured from the celebrated re-
cipe OF swamp Angel" By the
5. A. R. c. MANUFACTURE RING CO.
mhITdw Seattle. W
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I NANSNt III. u 10 ~
Conducted By Quslifed phv. <sEr
siessns and Surgeons regular N%Sts<4
graduates. MI
- The OLDEST sPEcIAIEsrs VfysNNSNT
In the United States. whose EssSN1<N
LIFELONG IxPRRIENcE. per. N<11NSSs
feet method aud pure meSii. ~
cine, insure SPEEDY and PKR. IN
MAEKNr CURES of all Private. Isl
Chronic and Neyvous Diseases [SJ
Afsctions Of the Boon. eKsN. LSy
kIDEcTs, BLADDER, ERuPrFoSs III
ULcERs. ORD SOREs, SwEILrxs H
OF THE GLANDS, SoRs MoyrTH WI
THROAT, BoNR PAINS, permanan.,. z. Y.
sradlcssed from the system for liza y
NERVOUS Debility, Impotenrv S..,..s
losses, sexual Decay, Mentnl M $780,,
weakness, Failing Memory Wiaah -.
stuDted Development, lmpedilnnnss !, M
rage. ETC., from excuses or youthA,l yailis,
cured. fe''1st
Ycuns, middle.sged and old me-. ..s Il
suit the old European PhysieIss ~ go. ~. ~
opinion costs nothing and nIav sssa S,,.,s
niseEy aud shame, When inconssnies, y
visit the city for treatme mAliclrss "a 4.
sent everywhere by express fee fivlea 49,
vatson. II II seif-evidsnt tAns 4 ah<ssr,-.
who gives his whole attention a. 4 N - 81 ~.
eases attains great skill, and lIkEsiri<,s
throughout the country, knowing 1hss IN
qaeatiy recommend difsicult cases ID a. ali
ess Speeiaiist, by whom every klsswn ssss
remedy Is used. Tue Dsctors aee md sxssr.
enee makes bis opinion Of supreme inpc.
lance. n
Send for the SAnitariss Guide "A a..a,
sent free. Also, Self ANALYST,
DR.. Liebigs wosDs RFuL aRnnsN n,yysan..
ToR permanently prevents ali unnatural iaslrs
from the system, tones the neFye. slrrasEl.
ans the muscles, checks the vase. insiaprsls,
tRe whole system, add restores he afiistrd 4
health and happiness.
TIE reason 80 many cannot Sol eursa A
seminal Weakness, less OF Manho.d. al !. Il
owing 20 complication He'd pusnkufrhss
with hyperaetbesis, which rpqulies paeafsss
treatment DR.. Liebig's InvlaafziS,r 4 IN
onls positive cure for proslAsorrhps. VITA NJ
Guitar special treatment, used al the IAs6ir
Dispensary.
Price Of Invieorator. 81. Cass II M bos
ues, sic. sent b any address esrersa ~
esrely from observation To prove tne Rai,.
desfii power OF the InviRofkfof 81 hostls
Will Be given or seat free se&
Powerful Electric Belts free 10 patAsHt&
CONSULTATION free aud private. uaM on III.
dress htEBHG DHsP ES&AKF.
SOC 6eary street. san Ffaassc6. oil.
Private entrance, 6aS mssun sarsss tor
blocks up tstary from KeArny. Man Essraas
through DispeDsAry Drug Stooe. inAiyswim
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Monday sEoraing Beat to
were Ria.
STEAMER EVANGEI.,

sKiai leave Nesters = kAxt. Seattle. a. IA
nas evsxy MaHs14g EaeFnlag feE Niesaria
RI 10 The lslMnas Aaa y hMkraaa. Rssnrr.
liAas IsAvs sssEAltAt111exl 81 Ii 4. n. FfSl.
LA y fes NaeeoxiA. VIA The fsl.nllM arelr-
tla& Al NtelaESa - ! q NJ. - SAaxrx&Ny.
Leslxs ytessisfa a. ie q n. SatHgeAy, kas
tcRf yaM ns'saa and Seazkie. ans ersave 81
Seaside ahsas D. ~.
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calling for these letters viii please say
advertised:
Anderson. Chas AhsTns.
Aifrsce, HIS Anderson. j z
Arnold, Ii Avey. Ibos
Bell. Mrs Belle Bryns eIs0n. Edwin
Byrne. Phillip BEstovieh, Giuseppe
I BiuDeaihal. p Bell, RR
Boahsm, RiIfre.3 J Barteaax. All
! Carlson. JE Czzrneeki. X Il
( CaIdsn. Nm Carr, Mrs Maggie
I Golfer. Samusa Cosne. WG ]
Carr, Mrs Elizabeth z
Dolan, Allen Davies. @
Davis, Ivan Dzvey, John
Dillon. JK Dobbias. Mrs N A
Desmond, William
Esgolm, h rnard Esan, NV
Ellis. wm ElosieA. Msihilde
Elliott. Austin
Franks, John Fe.st, wv
French, Nelson Fish, W
Golden. Saloon GREGG, A Z
Gibson, Carrie GFzuer, Jake
Gill, Jrr RG
Hoyt, Dora z Hemmingwsy. l.
Holiger, jacob Holland, Joseph
Howard. w W
Jung. o jackson, I II
Johnson, Mrs Clara I
KHudseu, Die 5 kenworthy. Mrs ] I
KIldal. s kthnie, Vim
Lawson. Anna + Lawson, Henry
Lasnensteip. II LsnRlois, Joseph
L1ndgren, JohannaLsudy, NJ M
Mace. NJ MeBeath, john A
Marsh. j Miller. g
Mckenzie, Al Mill Creek f & Moo
Nilsson, b
Parker, Miss Eva Peterson, Mrs A E
Parkman, Eugene Pixley, Mrs sarah 3
Robinson, Bay Regain, Dan
Raiser, II Reynolds, Mrs J p
Robertson, Miss n Randall, Milton
Schulz, Mrs Sophia S snssn, Oiof
sohsm, Lewis Smith, Mrs NJ
Stevens, q E Sundnes, A H2
Sunnes. Andrew Swanson, Alden
Sa~telle, Albert
Talbot, Norman Turner. W W
rhorndyke, W
Van SAINT, Dick
Third and Fourth Class-Allen, A p;
Adams. Jos; Anderson, Mrs Della; Chan.
vein, Madame; Downey, Patrick; Glea-
son, Michasl; Graham. John A: Hay
ward, b; Hotehkiss, l. W: johnson,
Miss AEnie E; McKeRny, Major; Nit
chell, John, 2. .. j. CARR, p. Nj.
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go PHANTOM,
STEAMER JOSEPHINE

a,.yvvtnv the United ststae Miilsl
Will, LEAVE fk5-
.~zpxrs.. n le,ss wharf, Seats.s fof
lkx..sN Sf,oheanIsh City. via iatikli'
& t9a. Lowell and way Asnd'
a11A3g&&E&E Ing,s. 1svsry Monday. Wed
x.sa.x ana Friday unyrning. returning on
ssts~@ss@ dasn FoF freight 0L Passage
~rnlv n. board, ~ 20 u. 4. DULL, GO
tie wharf. Seattle. ~ l." n'<S 49,,
aDf
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The DoctaxF VIII agree 50 cure con.unsp-
ton in iss drs4 or secesd ssAWA Ne fee
made this disease . specially Tor the last
l8 FeArs The BaesoF does not ase Fel-
lows Syrup Of HypephapAit@s. eod liver
oil o. nny oxhnE nasdaetne advertised for
lung dlSeAsn.
II those who canaet visis DE. Mcclure
a. seattle. will send . uinute statement
VIII receive q fua course q Eze4fctna.
with advice. in rcturn.
apis JOHN q MCGUIRE. N. d.
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MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS
SWAMP ANGELS
RHEUMATIC
CURE

is THE ONLY KNOWN SURE CURE
| for rheumatism in aA ITS forms In
focty-ei1et hoaGs one bottle OF this won
I.a-fszf
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Insure With laws 4. o.aas aoo.
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THE
DR.. LIEBIG

PRIVATE DIsPENSARY,
400 6eary street. San Frau.
cisco, Cal.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-01-22

The Philadelphia Press has been a
che pains TO gather from official sources
Information as 30 the action taken by
the states ofthe Union in regard to the
restriction Of the use, manufacture or
saie OF Intoxicating liquors. Five states
have prohAbitory laws-Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont, Iowa. and Kan
sas. Thirteen are without general laws
upon the subject. Massachusetts. Con.
necticut. Indiana, Michigan and Wis
ccnsin have tried prohibition, and ind-
ing ii Ineffective. have had recourse to
less drastic measures. Twenty states
and territories deal with the liquor
question by means Of q license or . local.
option system.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-01-22

Consul Livermore. ut Londonderry,
ireland, writes 10 the State Depart
ment that trade in American corn in
Ireland - being rapidly supplanscd by
Russian corn. the imports of the Amer
lean article having fallen from 81, 900
tons In 1879. to as 900 tons in 1884.
The csuse Of this, hs says, is that Rus
sian dealers sell on what arc known az
rye terms, that the grain then delivered
shall be Of the quality ofthe grade rep.
resented. or, if mot the vahee shall be
determined BY arbitration, while Amer
lean sales are determined by the in
spectors' grading. Many American
carsoes arrive in o condition inferior to
thai stated by the inspectors vouchers,
causing losses and great dissatisfaction.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-01-22

Lieutenant Melville in his history OF
the Jeanette expedition, adds a chapter,
giving his own plan for reaching the
North Pole, and getting back, without
ioss Of life or property. Franz josef
Land has been explored to latitude So,
and is known TO stretch northward al
least D degree farther: and it may be
much farther stil. BY this land route
Mr.. Melville believes the Pole can be
reached. and be PROPOSES to go there
himself, and find out about the aatten-
ing Of the earth. aud all the ether
=ea@Ati6c secrets that are supposed to
cluster round that mysterious point.
As Siqurd broke through the circle oil
Ere and won Brynhild, not for himself.
but for another, 50. Mr.. Melville is de.
termined 10 force the d~efenses tf ics
that guard tbs aiiuring mystery of the
highest north. and to s,ssrg hack the re-
suits q his conquest iicr ihe good Of thu
wondering world
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-01-22

The London Times has a clear APP
probation Of the difficulties attending
any persmptory attitude on the part o.
Great Britai= towards the American
Repablic. n says, Clearly this is no
lime for England 10 pick bones with
Washington abont the musty Nicaragua
treaty. with thirty five years OF prog
ress and commercial activity pulling
the treaty TO pieces" II will be very
sasy for government. by q concilia-
tory course, to abrogate the Clayton
BuIwer compact, without The least rup-
sure Of tho friendly feeling existing be-
tween the two countries.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-01-22

A bill has been introduced into the
Senate Of the United States providing
that all railroad corporations heretcA
fore or hereafter created BY acts of con
gress. for the construction OF railroads
in any state " territory, shall in eIl
things be subiect TO the control an
legislation Of any such territory or state,
10 the same extent, as If the carpora-
lions had been organized by the legis-
latures Of any such state or territory,
and this law shall apply TO corporations
railroads i aterritcry, which
shall subsequently be admitted as q
state.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-01-22

The cotton spinners Of Fall River
Mass, seem 30 have right and Justice on
their side in resisting farther reductions
In their wages They claim that since
1874 their pay h=s been cut down 30
per cent, and that they nov receive 20
psr cent. less for the aame class OF work
fhan the operatives OF Oldham. Eng
land, where fifty hours consulate b
weeks work, against sixtY.six hoars in
Massachusetts. "a Ii shown further
That any additional reduction in pay win
mean insufficient food II not starvation.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-01-22
For some years pas. Little Rhoar.

For some years past "Taittle Rhody"
has been acquiring abad reputation for
the ease with which it grants divorces,
the laws being 70 lax that residents Of
other States often avail themselves OF
the opportunity there presented for sun
dering marriage bonds which the laws OF
their other States would moi permit 10
BE- broken. Anumber OF people who
arr prominent in the fashionable socie-
BY Of New York and Philadelphia have
taken up q temporary residence in New
port, or, rather, prolongedtheir custom
AIRY summer outing in that pleasure re-
sort. for the express purpose OF thus se-
curing divorces which they could not
get in New York on Pennsylvania. The
better class Of Rhode Islanders have be-
come Disguised at this scandal, and Gov
ernor Bourn, in his message TO the Leg
islature, strongly urged an amendment
OF the divorce laws which will redeem
the reputation Of the State.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-01-22
The year 1884 win be long remem,

The year 1884 Will be long refne1ns
bered IN the stock market as oneof per-
sistent decline In values. In . schedule
Of prices Published in the New Nork
Herald, il appears that out ~ the ib2
different stocks on the list only 10 adj
vanced FROM last years quotations. end
pf thess only four rank among the inn
portAns stocks Of tho street. The total
sals Of stocks during the year was al
most identical with that OF 1883, being
In each case between n~inety-six and
ninety- seven million.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-01-22

Charles Stewart Parneii still con-
tinuea to have tho steady adherence Of
che Irish, and he II the only man that
hsa done 20 since O'ConneIl. and Il Ia
believed that not only ths land ques-
ton. bhi chat more difficult n Of
Irish Independents, In some form, viii
eventually BE- worked out through bis
persistent esssorts.
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The total indebtedness 81 the territory il
1892 600. divided as follows
NlUO,0u0ln bonds bearing q pes Cent.
N-O2. IN bonds bearing Il per cent,
Payable sn i9at, y l9u3 and 1904
TEKRIToRIAL AUDITOR
The voluminoas report OF the territorial
auditor shows the transactions and details OF
his office for the tso years ending Nov. 30.
1854, Tue total mouB a the warrants
tksuFd by the auditor for the biennial period
r. ToI2,9 e6 04. OF this amount $2IS.-
303.O3 were expended for the construction
Ok Public buildings. leaving the current ex-
Lenses OF Che territory 1874, H91 on for the
biennial period, an average of R162.841bt
per year The report shows 174 insurance
companies doing business In the territory. OF
which al but three are outside corporations.
Total premiums paid 10 these companies for
the two years ending Jan. 4, 1854 were
81, oS4. LOT 40, total losses paid, S370a-
y ~. showing n gross profit rs thA cf,ls
pantes OF $Tl4, $3.50 81. The tad levied ON
companies under the law and paid TO the
auditor amounted TO $to,IO2 20, and the
fees from April q, 1883, 10 November, 1854,
%7,iS5.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The report Of the superintendent Of public
instruction makes q very Interesting nhd en-
~couraging exhibit of the SonAirfbn of the
public schools of the territory. There are
eighty five ofaahized counties, bur only
sixty ave w these have made the returns
Required BY law, the r remaining being com
raraLlvely new. From the returns made the
following facts and figures are gained:
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pwing requests 81
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LItaL Portland vi
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81 university@
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G,y. American ~
S2O0,0O1 one
III aid Of frse1n
Sand seminary;
kiangton, d. @, "a
=. Fedelia G.
80 Mary A
~, $4,000
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